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Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
WEATHER FORECAST

ARIZONA: Generally fair Friday,
except somewhat unsettled northeast
portion; Saturday generally fair; not
much change in temperature.
Colorado: Unsettled and cooler Fri
day: Saturday generally fair.
New Mexico: Partly cloudy south,
unsettled north portion Friday;
somewhat cooler Saturday fair.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
sIRuP HOLDS chAsER

BURNLEY, Eng.-When the owner
of a grocery heard movement in his
store below, he went down and en-
tered just as burglars left. He tried
to follow them but sirup which the
burglars had spilled kept the owner
glued to the floor.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-24

COOKED FOOD SALE-The new
church auxiliary of Central church
will hold a cooked food sale Satur-
day morning at the Union market.
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS-
There are kilograms at the Western
Union for Anna Pearson, Mrs. c. w.
Isham, Henry Minar, care OF Jack
Bowen, and Sam Oden.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
PROBES STOCKING runs

LoNDON.-R. G. Parker. scientist,
has been employed by the National
Federation of Launderers to investi-
gate the causes of runs" in stock
ings. Praying OF collars also will be
investigated.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
FOR STARCH

Add a tablespoon of kerosene to
the starch which you have prepared
for the white clothing. 1t will i'm
prove the appearance Of the fabric
and the iron will not stick.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
OCEAN INvApEs SEA
BY AHERN

LoWESTOFT. Eng. - Scientists
have discovered that the Atlantic
ocean has been invading the North
Sea. BY testing the water along the
North sea coast they found large
amounts OF the Atlantic Ocean Cause
is unknown.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-24

A ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2. r. &
IN A. M. will confer the Third
Degree tonight at 1880 sharp.
w Sojourning Brothers cordially
invited.
OSCAR c. BARTLETT.
- w. M.
Evening journal., 1922-02-03
Christian EndedUOr
Around the u orld
Scripture Reference Psalm 1O7 1-3 BY Chaplain 5. C.
Ramsden, Superintendent of c. E. in the Army and Navy

Our subject suggests thanksgiving
40 God that through Christian En-
deavor souls have been won in all
lands: North. south, east, west.
As Christmas. Fourth Of July. etc,
are signboards pointing back to the
events Of the past so to Christian
Endeavorers February 2, the forty
srst anniversary Of the organization
F. OF real Christian activities for young
people began. and we look back in
gratitude for want God has enabled
Us to do. Like the grain of mustard
seed its beginning was small and Ike
It, it has grown until all nations
have been blessed by II.
The first society was organized In
1881 and before the end OF the year
"a number OF societies had been
formed. In 1859 IL spread to the
hawaiian Islands. In 1886 TO China
which now has 1900 societies. The
esame year India became interested
with the result that there are over
1000 societies in that country. Th'
next year. 1856. the movement be-
gan IN Africa. the society at Bolens'
probably being the largest In ths
world. Like seed carried by vino
and wave wherever men have gone
they have taken Christian Endeavoi
with them. whether in peace or war
Mexican border troubles brought
men together as soldiers and chrls
rian Endeavor societies were or
sganized at Galveston, Brownsville
Mission. Texas. and other places
During me World War. soldiers or
panized societies at various places il
fFrance and in Germany, along tho
Rhine
Not only Is Christian Endeavol
sextensive. numbering 100000 mem
bers among all nations Of the earth
but It is also growing intensively
.Fhe Christian Endeavor pledge, con
scientiously taken, is sure to result
in a deep-rooted spiritual life and
finds larger expression in worship II
4 the Quiet Hour and family devo
tions and i'm service IN the Tenti
Legion. church and missionar,
activities. Quoting Doctor Clark
the essential principals Of Christian
Endeavor are: 1--t-onreus:on o
Christ 2-Service for Christ. g.
= Fellowship with Christs people. A.
Loyalty to Christ's church Wit
these roots, the Christian Endeavo
. tree viii bear fruit in any soil. II
conclusion and looking forward; de
nominational cooperation can bes
ebe brought about through the inter
denominational growth Of Christia
Endeavor whick stands for "Loyalt
sto Christ and the Church" locally
denominationally and to the Churc
at large.
IL G. Il. NEWS NOTES
AS indicated by the above topi,
Sunday February S. is to be desie
mated throughout the world as IN
fortyhrst anniversary OF Christia
Evening journal., 1922-02-03

Endeavor and special emphasis Is to
be laid thereupon by all Of the So
cieties Of our city. In connection
therewitk. many events are TO be
held by the various societies during
the following week, in line with TINS
anniversary.
The monthly meeting OF the c. r.
Union will be held on Monday even
ing, February 6. at the Holy trinity
Lutheran Church. Twenty third
street and Concord avenue. The
Rev. william Leishman. pastor OF
Eastlake Presbyterian Church, WV
be the speaker OF the evening.
Evening journal., 1922-02-03
TAKE A NuNuTE

Just to think OF the difference in
price between a store with big, fancy
selling expenses and our no-rent-to-
pay prices. That's why you always
save money at Forman's. We buy
shoes direct from five factories. Hi
Tex Dress Shoes for men and women,
extra values: Educator Shoes for
men. Hand-turned Comfort Shoes
for women. Children's Shoes; best
values in the city. We do not sell
cheap junk or trash IL we know It.
Goodyear Glove Rubbers and Rub
ber Boots. Away better shoe values
az Forman's. Fourth street. between
Market and King.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-02-03

The Want Ads possess an infinite
amount Of power for doing things.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-02-03

That popular white enamel lined
easy 10 clean refrigerator. Ma
tionaliy known Sakc. Three door
style as illustrated with go 10. ice
capacity. This Is a real bargain
price on the LEONARD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
DEBORAH, Ia.

9pSsialS. @eitprer Of Ssrum.
iarbens mefaniife Serfiteo, Sngenipr
Snaebret 9ebu, er aigaaet peo 81.
oen, 81 Iar.
= Sfibsreoer 90. s. &ongsbaun |
Saugeiuno er afaaaet peb Cohen I
en- Iloer al bel 20 Iar.
-Sru Silma Sonotp, loot Gel.
mer. Inoerien, err plubielig afgaaet
peo Seoen paa 9iuebammer. SrlI
&onop bar Ell iielben rigt begapet
o. parmbiertet Came. Sum bar me.
get interesieret for 8linIt.
9ensmano / Sitre Ifer, 60.
parb gneb, er afgaaet peb Seoen,
efter at ban, rammeoes al ct Slag.
tili9loe. 9ensmano Gngb bleu bare
As slar aammel. San blcp iom gait-
ifc ung aniat peb ariitiania Goliti,
men bar III / oper 90 glar bapt Ifer
til Iirfefclt.
- Sbp. Sli,IemeIter Martin gtif'
feIien er aieaaet peo Ssoen, SO War
DAMNED. Som bar pGret aniat peo
Sficns Sluier belt iibep aanalens
gobning / 1852 til 1883, ba han
bIcu SluiemeIter peo 2speio. 5
1913 traf ban iig tilbaae ira i'm
Stiaing % fit 9orgeroaaosmeoalien
for lana oo fro Sieneite ueb &analen.
@~aarobrr,acr Sipert Somaas
er aiaaaet pcs Cohen / Ell Ilocr al
ST glar. San bar Snoebaper al Den
itore Sfpositation paa Gombaos.
ionl bar ct al Sc itorc Gelltrer | Hei'
ictruiifcrt. Iibpoe fom / @ercring
meb Ell MGnaoc Rciienbe, oa mango
er set, iom bill erirlore BAN Tom Ell
uomerfet Scrt og III giGitfri Nano.
gu al 8iouits melt fienote OF
aatcoe 9orgerc, @nlolmc6 Sens
gpcnier, er pluoielig afgaaet peo Do
ben paa Ell Siifetur / Sallingoal.
Esosaarlaaen err antagelia Sierte'
ilag. @uIoimeo Gpenien bar orepet
lin Sorretlting Der iiben 1887, "a
ban opertog ben eiter lin 0aoer, 'ont
bapoe itartet ben / 1860.
- Sfibsreoer Iler. Sange | Cant
oeiioro er pluoielig a'gaaet peo o.
Den / Ell Nloer al 60 Iar. Sanec
par Ell al Den norife Sualiangits melt
irenntr9oenoe MPro. Iaerebe |
1882 fom han ino | Sualfangltbe.
briitcn, bpor han ienere ium geitprer
Tor Ell HGffe Selifaber % iom Sts.
poncnt bar neolagt ct uomerfet Ir'
beioe.
9eltprer al &riitiania oiferttli-
ge Siemanosifole. Commander Sa.
rolo 9unOb er afgauet peo Seoen.
San blep opereret for Ell inbre Spnllt
baaoe / 1917 % / 1919, men ben
fom iaien. Sor b~alpanoen llge 'ioert
fpm ban biem ira ct 6~erieopbolo I
Iaaae. San bar ga ipg, % ban Tor
itoo ielp, at set bar moo Eeoen. San
blep life mere emo 81 Iar.
- Nominiitrerenbe Tireftsr for
Stauanaer Ntlileum Gnuino Dc Gan.
oe er afeaaet peo SsoeH, ranrrief az
SicrteIlag. Sireftpr De Sanse er
isbt / Bergen 1870, tog S9rerifple.
eramen pes Storb 1890 % Irtilm
1898. San orep oereiter meS Soer
biitoriite Stiioier % nnber afosoe
G~roiesior @uitaiion itioerebe ban
iorbiitoriif IrfGolosi. Sra
1905 Srep ban bpert Aar ~arf9ploei.
lie llnSerisselier for @ersens M,i.
ieumr.
Sirefter 9uu. Simonien psS
Get Goroeniielpife GampifibsieIifab
/ SronSbiem err afsaaet peS 2soen
rnper ct SpbolS / Berlin, bpor ban
bapoe labet iis inblGsee poa ct SO.
initial for at undertakes en- lettere
Operation. Ieo Tireftsr @na.Si-
mouien er en- Sorerunosififfelie /
Sronobiems foumercielIe % sfono.
miffe 2ip saaet bort
a.rrnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Mn0cr &aperfag,

Gpilobcr al 9ullo gaingiens Sis.
maubslip, al 6. Slooo. Saa fortrner
ioa uuoerbolbenoe orr norife Sisaut.
ters Sip iom Sloob, iiGr mar ban
benlraeer Sanoliyeen til De Gage,
Sa gloree laa / &tig meo ben ODER.
mnotiae gnsellfmano. Timber So.
nerilaa" cr Ell al Sorfatterens bcoitc
@socr. Yris 40e. Speeiel Yris for
Mbuuucntcr 25c.
THE PUBL. CO..
DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

Sircftpr @pnSe. Sra @lperilm
l.elbes 19oe slug. Gn isr9elig Srilf'
ninasuIpffe ianbt Steo inat, ioet 81.
reftsren peo gaoals BRIG, Snsenier
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'bpab "Eiteroalens gpis" meooeler,
par Tireftsren isaaraftes peo Salp'
ottetioen neoe peb Sa6rifer. San
ifuloe eaa biem til aiten, met piloe
ferIt taae en- Equilibrium og lagoe
Seien oper Sammen peb 5abrifen.
,smiolertio iab bans Sumilie % parl'
tebe pua BAN. men ban fom life. %
ga set bespnbte at lioe uooper Wife
men, og ban fremoeles ubeblep, bar
Ilebe man enoel SunftionGrer. 'om
toa til at leoe eiter ham. s belle Nat
bar De isgt efter Girettererl, % |
@raaIpsninaen ~ioagrorges blep ban
iunoet. On al Slinftionprerne 'aa
hans 2is ligee 90 ilpoe | 2anmlerl
peo Subrifen. Gen isrgelige ulptfe
bar aiort ct Spbt Snotrpt paa Ste
BETS 9eiolfnine. Tireftsr gonoe,
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mel! San bar en- brnlan % nl9o.
panlia opetia Wanb % aIbolot az
fine @rbeioere Tom faa. San eiter'
Iober iia &uitru % . Barn, &por.
.leSes lllpffen er iorcgaaet, peo man
life, men Sireftet gcnbe bar airta.
eelia, % ban ifi,loe aaa oper SaI''
men, alebet % faIot uoi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
NORTHFIELD

A very pleasant party was held on
Tuesday evening at the home of John
A. Cross on Washington street, when
the officers of Naomi chapter, Order Of
Eastern star, gave Miss Ethel Cross
niece of Mr. Cross, a shower, the oc
casion being in honor Of her approach
ing marriage to Raymond Giffin. The
party was complete surprise TO the
hostess. who was presented with cut
glass, sherbet dishes and solid silver
sherbet spoon. A pleasant evening So
cially was spent and refreshments
were served. This year Miss Cross
was installed as pianist of the East
ern Star lodge, and the party given
her by the officers with their very
best wishes, was a most enjoyable at
fair. The guests of the evening were
George A. Cross, father of Miss Cross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi T. Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cross and A. J. Wark.
Mrs. GLADYS Martin has returned TO
her home in Buffalo, n. ", after spend
ing week in town with her mother,
Mrs. j. Albin.
Ivan Davis of the United States
navy is in town for a short time.
Miss Ethel Warner was given a
complete surprise Wednesday evening
when the members of the Maceabee
lodge gathered at her home and gave
her a miscellaneous shower. She was
presented some small kitchen utensils
by each guest, and as a larger token
they gave her a handsome chair. Re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
evening passed. The occasion was in
honor Of her approaching marriage to
Leon Seaver
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Plastridge,
who have been in Florida during the
winter. returned TO their home in town
Wednesday. They spent some time
in Washington. d. c., on their return
trip. The Greater part of the trip was
made by automobile. Mrs. Plastridge,
who was in poor health is much i'm
proved--a fact her many friends
viii be pleased to hear Mr.. Plas-
tridge's insurance business has been
in charge Of his son, Robert Plastridge,
during his absence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
TALK or THE TOWN
Cut flowers at Drown's.--adv.

Cut flowers at Drown's.--adv.
! A good time at the junior prom al
| Spaulding to-night.-ady.
Coin Haskins Of Waterbury was in
the city yesterday to visit with friends
To-day, fresh Strawberries on Kreamy
ice cream. Barre Drug Co, Inc. adv
Harold Robinson of Morrisyille was
La business visitor in the city yester-
day.
G. Il. Perry Of this city was a bust,
/ ness visitor in Enosburg Falls yester-
day.
i. j. Wells of Walpole, Mass, is
1 passing several days in the city on
business.
]. Il. Greene Of Waterbury was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
afternoon.
/ There must be reason. Everybody
endorses Kreamy ice cream at our store,
barre Drug Co., lnc.7adv.
! Mrs. George Clark returned to this
j city yesterday, after passing the past
! few weeks in Worcester, Mass.
ID. A. Perry of the ID. A. Perry Real
Estate agency was in Jericho Center
to-day conducting sale for Z. 4.
! Moran of that place.
| A returned soldier, Clarence, will dis
close his mysterious identity after
/ three acts of fun at the Spaulding SEN
ior play, May l9.adv
| H. Il. Ennis of Waterbury was in the
city to-day visiting with relatives here
before leaving for the mountains to
pass the summer months.
! All former firemen are invited to
meet at the fire station at l2:45 o'clock
| Saturday for the purpose of attending
| the funeral of the late Charles II.
| Campbell
| John Saunders. who is taking his an
nual vacation from his duties as a
trainman, arrived In the city to-day
| from st. Adams to pass short time
with friends in this city
Kerogas oil stoves are the best; sale
on two, three and four burner Per-
! lection oil stoves and lawn mowers
one fve-passenger Buick automobile. b.
A. Prindle, Worthen block. adv.
Girls from the various churches were
busy to-day getting ready to leave on
the afternoon train for st. Johnsbury
to attend the annual girls conference
to be held in that place this year There
are about 20 girls from this city being
sent as delegates.
.Monticell's orchestra has been chosen
by the junior class to play for their
annual prom tonight at the Spanlding
assembly hall and it is expected that
students and alumni will show suffi-
cient appreciation of their efforts to
attend in force.
A telephone call from resident In
the vicinity Of the wooded bank near
Green street yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock brought the firemen to the scene
of what might have been serious fire.
Children playing with matches had ig-
nited the grass and the flames commu-
nicated to the brush bordering the
woods. Chief Henev found the youths
and, after giving them some sound adj
vice, turned them over to their parents
for further reprimmand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
WATERBURY,

The Waterbury high school baseball
team was victorious over the team
from Peoples academy here Wednes
day afternoon, in score Of 10 to 4,
Saturday afternoon the local team
plays Montpelier high school at Mont
pelier.
Rev. John c. Prince, who has been
attending the state Congregational
conference in Springfield, was in
Jericho yesterday. where he spoke
last evening at guest night of the
Woman's club in that place.
The members of the teacher training
elias are supplying in the various
schools this week, getting practical
experience. Miss Hanks is supervising
the work.
The meeting Of the Duxbury Corner
Cemetery association viii be held in
the town hall at Duxbury Corner next
Wednesday at 2 o'clock p, m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
TALK or THE TOWN

Latest song hits, large selection
Just received. Littlefield Piano Co., Inc
adv
Larry Semon in "The Sawmill" at
the Magnet Saturday, with Anita
Stewart adv.
At the Baptist church the Unitus
class will hold food sale tomorrow
afternoon from to 5.-ady.
A son, weighing 10 pounds and six
ounces, was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Sheehan Of Graniteyille Thursday,
May III.
Nurses at the hospital have been
busy to-day preparing for the baby
show which takes place at the hospital
this afternoon.
p. G. Freeman of Graniteyille was in
the city to-day to bid goodbye to
friends before leaving on the early
train for South Brookfield, Queens
county, Nova Scotia, his old home,
where he will pass the summer visiting
with his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alber.. Abbott and chill
dren, Winston and Isabel, left yester-
day afternoon for Underhill, to make
their home, Mr.. Abbott having secured
pastorate in that place. They have
been visiting relatives in this city for
the past two weeks.
Harmon review, No. /, of the Won
ans Benefit association viii observe
mothers day on Sunday, May ID, at
3 D. M, in X. OF p hall. An interesting
program IL being prepared for the oc-
casion, and all members are urged to
be present. A special invitation is ex-
tended to the public, and to the moth
ers of the members.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
MONTPELIER

| "A meeting OF representatives from
all the lodges of the Catholic Order Of
Foresters in Washington county was
held in the rooms Of Montpelier coun
Gil last night. About rs attended, IN
GLIDING members of the Northfieid
Barre. GraniteviIle and Waterbury
councils. The purpose of the meeting
was to aequaint the membArs with the
new American experience table foul
per cent rates, which 60 into effect or
July |. Simeon Viger Of Lawrence
Mass, representative OF the high
court, which has its Office in Chicago
ILL.,, was present to explain the rates
r. A. Delaney Of Burlington, state high
chief ranger, and Father Aubin Of
Swanton, state spiritual director, also
attended. "A lunch was served by
Charles f. Theriault. Similar meet.
ings have already been held in Burling-
ton and st. Johnsbury.
Heaton hospital was open for visit.
ors from II a. m. to s: 30 p. m. to-day
in connection with the observance OF
the birthday of Florence Nightingale
in hospitals all over the United States.
Tea will be served from 2 o'clock to .
o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Cath
crime Crozier, superintendent of the
hospital, was in charge of the open
house, assisted by the directors. The
ladies' aid conducted a tag day for the
benefit OF the hospital to-day.
The sum Of $500 was realized on the
minstrel show and dance given last
month by Montpelier post, No. 20,
American Legion, it was announced at
meeting of the post. last night by
James Brownlee, chairman Of the
dance committee. The post extended
vote of thanks to all those outside
the post who helped TO contribute TO
the success of the show The post
elected Is delegates to attend the
meeting to be held in Barre May 10.
when a county organization will be
affect. This organization was de-
cided on at meeting of delegates
from all posts in the county held some
weeks ago with Montpelier post, which
proposed the organization for Wash
ington county. An invitation was re-
ceived from Brooks post OF the Grand
army OF tine hepuDih 70 htleHu plt
Memorial day services on May % at
st. Augustine church, and the invita-.
ton was accepted by vote of the post.
The post also voted to participate in
uniform with Brooks post in obsery-
ance Of Memorial day on May 80. The
service census was discussed, and will
be begun in the near future. The war
record of every ex-service man, wheth-
er a member of the Legion or not, will
be obtained and placed on record at
national headquarters Of the Legion.
/. DR.. A. J. DeFossett, federal inspec
tor in charge of bovine tuberculosis
eradication for Vermont, has gone to
Elizabethtown, n. Y, to take part
with the federal inspectors from all
the New England states and New York
in a cleanup of tubercular cattle in
Essex county, in which it is planned TO
set record for time. The tests arc
being conducted under the direction of
the u. S. bureau Of animal industry,
Essex county has donated Is automo-
biIes for, use by the federal inspectors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT

$3.50 Dazira Complexion Powder, Rachel, 2. .s1.51
$1.50 Dazira Complexion Powder, Natural, S1.51
S1.50 Dazira Complexion Powder, Blanche, 2 S1.51
SOC Bouquet Rance Tale, for ........... sic
$1.50 Bouquet Rance Toilet Water, 8 o.. 2 S1.51
SOC Bouquet Rance Soap, 2 for ........... sic
81 90 Truflor Lilac Toilet Water, for -. .5lc
25c Violet Dulce Cold Cream, 2 for ........ 26c
Coo Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream, for Gle
SOC Violet Dulce Face Powder, FL, 2 for sic
35c Riker's Improved Cold Cream, for -. SEC
25c Riker's Florentne and Orris, 2 for -. .. 26c
35c Riker's Peroxzone Cream, 2 for .... .36c
Coo Harmony LIQUID Shampoo 2 for .... Gle
15c Rexall Toilet Soap, 2 for ............16 Ice
25c Klenzo Tar Soap, 2 for ......,....... .26c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Boy to work around Office and
eventually learn trade: country boy pre-
ferrr-a apply only By letter 70 Boy care
Barre Times. buu
WANTFD-A water spaniel or bird doc
pup sddrcss w. X" care Ti1ues. sot2
WANTED-Someune 70 call Tor. DO and de-
liver a family washing. telephone YIN
sets
WANTED-First class Office man OF WON
an. one capable q keeping books and
drzwnE. apply hy letter 10 "a b. raue
Times Office eth
touring car ttorourhly overhauled THIS
sprfnr: new paris. etc 2 neE cord tires
srfra suare. I'll equipped; price riEht sr-
piy 81 Shea's Shoe store o. phone ss-W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
PHARMACEUTICALS

SOC Cascara Sag. sec zoos, 2 for ....... sic
SOC Cascara Comp, Hinkle. SEP Tablets,
Tor ........r.... -. .oIc
SOC Catharthic Comp, u. S. p Pills, for .60c
35c Alkaline Antiseptic Tablets, for SEC
25c Phenolph. Lax. Twin Tab. Pink, 2 for .26c
CSC Phenolph, Lax. Twin Tab. Pink, for zoe
Ice Cream Tartar and Sulphur Lozengers, 2. zoe
35c Calomel, lilo gr, for ........ Sec
Coo Gran. Eff. Soda Phosphate, for Gle
60c Gran. Eff. Mag Citrate, for Gle
25c Zinc Ointment, 2 for ................. 26c
45c Borc Ointment for ................ Acc
25c Sulphur ONT, for .................. .26c
35c Of. Water Glass for eggs, for Sec
35c Rhubarb and Soda Tablets. for Sec
SUNDRIES
15c Hair Nets medium brown, 2 for ....... Ice
15c Hair Nets, light brown 2 for Ice
15c Hair Nets, dark brown 2 for ........... Ice
15c Hair Nets, black, for ...-........... Ice
BRUSH DEPARTMENT
S5c Hair Brush, 2 for .................. SEC
S5c Clothes Brush 2 for ................. SEC
75c Hair Brush, white bristles, 2 for zee
SOC Lather Brush, for ................. sic
SILVERWARE
3Oc Teaspoons. Community silver, June Bride
pattern, for .......-..--...-.....-- Sic
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-12
NORTH FAYsT0N

Services will be resumed at the
sehoolhouse in North Fayston Sunday
Nav Il. They win be held until fur.
Their notice at 3 o'clock each Sunday
afternoon, alternating between the
pastor Of the Methodist church of
Waitsfeld and the rector Of the Epis-
eopal church Of Montpelier. A very
cordial invitation is extended to all
to be present at all Of these services.