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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
JUST FOLKS
By Edgar A. Guest.
WHAT COUNTS.

Copyright 1922 by Edgar A. Guest.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ApTil lj.--iiIg export business.
hr.ped bring about sharp advance to-
day In the price Of wheat; IN mark,t
closed strong. -. to 3,4c not higher with
MAJ &'33t TO $iSi and July si.g1'. -
s!.25r. Corn gained a 10 &c. and oat,
IA 'ac ,o iaU "a. In provisions the out
come was unchanged 10 irc lower
European purchases OF wheat today were
estimated at l.I"1b.o bushels Including
iV-c.ocp bushels @: wheat The fact
that tomorrow would bc "a holiday. with
All grain exchanges. foreign and domestic
remaining closed. was "a further Influence
toward an u; turn In ,hc market. inasisu rn
as many snccula tors who had been on tn.
sr!1lhE sids were apparently unwilling to
take the -tsE OF a"Ssib." surprise dcve.
"pin"nt" before Monday, with oaiy orlot
I'm" on Saturday for any ne ID 1 prOtsC g.
lion "htainah!e through uugInE.
reports OF thousands % "crcs o. whoa,
drowned out by floods "a tn. Middle IVES,
were given much attention among trad
crs. ana as a bulii>h factor were suppi.-
m.nted by continued unf.,yO-Ibl. crop sd q.
vices from Sp'n. sections 81 the Southw-.t.
especially the western third Of kansas
!t!Ghcr quotations At Liverpool counted
also as stimulus to buyers. notably ~
Hu- ny tho initial dcnlIics here,
Action o. III" corn market and tho oats
market showed sympathy with tn? wheat
advance. Cash demand. how-vc-. for tn-
,scd grains proved SLOW Downturn- IN
th- ra'u" az hoes had dcpr-rsing Of
feet on provision valuSs.
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DECLINES IN COTTON :
FOLLOWED By RALLY
lDy Associatel Press.l

NEW YORK, April ,J-Early declines in
,Hn2y cotton market Were followed by
sumption figures and reports of Increased
Hn,;N'tE IN the cotton goods market July
sold w from AZ" tn i7.g9. or back 10
!rsI.rIdy* closing prize. bu; later broke
20 l'-.1 under .Iqu!1di.un Tor over the
holidays. closing u; iI2i The general
market closed steady AZ "a net decline OF
Tho opening was Unchanged Ia points
,"Mtt' WITH active positions showing net
.oSIcs ni TO . points right after tho
III III nhG.F iVuidation promoted by rather
disappointing Liverpool cables. The CEN
sus r"loft showing domestic CONSUMPTION
oi S.>.' 40 bales FOR March, compared with
orah.e impression on sentiment, however
anu prices SiradiSG up on the forecast
, ,S1r unsettled weather IN the Wpst.r,, belt.
REPORTS OF = steady tone in the stock
market and nruncSS In grain also h.ipeI
IN" inark'ic. which Just about recovered
ing 'osssS; hdEancins TO ii.Gs Cor May
,cF!ms Liquidation. and mos; months sold
- Nt .pWsSi ,.E"!S OF III: dag in The
,"ls traC'mE, with May touching l7Gl and
,'yl9hcr .i.v,. rh-r" we're rcrorts az
nNSA~ hci.r t!tiowu, Ark. but they had
~ HIIaF,mi effect on tn. ua:h.t ana
...hS PRIVATE cables attributed The ra!n-
.'" ".,"i.s- on mar months Ia l.ivcrpu,l
~" Hank 90: England ra,,. tu, sa,J ,h. -.
80 SE,,''hS ~ iht"r deliveries on NOR.
Which now amounts to o.. g, bales T.,
EI"hf' Vas noted n :he New England
improvement, In me demand :o2 OK "m
,s5,,ts "a4 no apparent Influence Tho
1890, WI. u' closed from today untU
i-ibuteH the bull, ~ tho business to svnr
SS np Of accounts
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I'll covering by ncar-mon,h shorts and
scattered buying OF later deliveries The
opening ~sa 20 II points higher. es;ab-
!shihE new high records for AL deliveries
with May selling at 1923. July at 10 10
anu September at $50. These prices At.
Nacted SONG pre-hollday realizing. caus-
ing siHht reactions. but the close showed
net advance Of To points. Sales w.r.
est."aitd at about $500 baSs. May. ~ IA:
JuIy. 1908: September. 9.it; October J.51
D.cciipsr Si2: January. 81, March 80.
SPOT. htm; Rio Is. loi. to IL. Sarto. Is
20 70 iit AS today was holiday IN
itTaz!!. there were very few cost and
LelInt offers. Among those received w.r.
I" 49,. American credits.
me Official cables reported a decline o..
!" refs In the dollar buying rate with an
"tEhnce OF o, to - lctr IN the Rio mar
E:i. but Sanio, vas - To 20, r-!s lower
nr"Si!ian port receipts. 5000: Jund!ahy.
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higher: medium :,ades advancing mos
top. I'm Tor heayics and ycarlinEs: bulk
beef steers. SI.Sou SIS. IA; she stock iQc
/" l5c higher: h"if<rs. showing most adj
vance: Gamers. bulls. siDc';"Ts and y. a
bulk fat shs stock. 1913 u U,S. bulk bo.os Ia
bulls. S;3r 10: bulk atrcKcrs and feed
si.75 "''u
Hogs: Receipts. 1850: OF en.d Zoe to i5c
lower: closing i5c {" &c lower than yes
ttrda!s average; shippers bought about
S,"r: hold-orcT liberal; top early. sIO.Ij.
bulk. @n.bg 1919: p!ss. sipN: weak 10 -
.ower
sheep: rcc-:p,. 200: "a; ambs. &c TO
~ lower: sheep. steady. best wooded lambs.
s!"N: other desirable kinds downward
to $40. shoru lamh. top. SD; hulk. iii
lS"': few head native spring lambs to
c!ty butchers, s2j as. few shorn ewes
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1REET BROKERS REPORT GOOD DEAL OF PROFIT TAKING

closed point lower and other pos,,Iop,
to points net lower. Sales. $500. Prime
crude. ioco nominal; prime summer yell
low spot ll.50M u.S0: May. li.50; July ii ~.
September. ii.3s. all BID.
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little rain for the cotto,. region for IN.
NEXT couple OF days. In the late trading
tht .harhct had II distinct holiday fce!iME.
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Not'Allowed to Take On or Dis
charge Passengers Within
Block of Cars.
(By Associated Prcss.)


AUGUSTA, GA, April 12.-City
Council and the Augusta-Aiken
Railway and Electric Corporation
came to agreement tonight, and the
street cars, which have been in the
barn for month, will resume ope-
ration Saturday. The cars were
halted because unrestricted compe-
titiOn by utneys had cut deeply into
the cOmpany's revenue.
The city now agrees to restrict
Jitncy operations to the extent of
not allowing them to take on or dis
charge patrons within one block of
streets on which street cars run.
Street car fare is Z cents when tick
cts are purchased, and 10 cents for
casual riders.
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SUGAR,

NEW YORK. April I3-The local raw
sugar market was unchanged. Spot Cuhas
we're nominal with April shipment quo,.d
az 10 cents. cost and freight equal To
'ot for centrifugal and May at ~. cost
ana freight equal 20 al. There w.r.
sale. 81 @.uo bags OF Cubas second hall
The raw sugar futures market was II.
regular sar!y. and after opcning point
lower to point higher, Armed up ON
onrer'ns inr over the holidays. and hnal
price, were to points net higher May
-. July. rs. September. sc. December.
The market Tor rcnnsd was unchanged
AZ 90 10 so Tor nnc Irnnulat.d AMI
nh!y inodera;" domestic business -.
pottrn Iherc was u !!tts better export
inquiry noted
There wcr: no transactions IN refined
:uiuE"s Closing: May. 6.S. July COS:
September. CO. >'
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Richmond Stock Market
Quotations Eo,t
City and stnte Securities.

City and state Securities.
n agh S. Old Zoo, on .,
Virginia Centuries T.
3. c. and 1891 72l
west Va. 3hs .......l339 80
miscellaneous 'i"nds
Car. Pub. Ser. Co. SIS. 100 100 l0l
y. and L. Il. Co. IS. 1886 "a a
v. II. and l.. Co. 5s.l?34 rs
r ) kovsteI Guano.
y. c. ..-....... 100 1854 106
Street HALLWAY stocks.
y. X. and l.. Co... % 20h
v. II. and i. Co. pr. 100 40 a2
V. Il. and l.. Co. com. 100 iji Is
HniIrund stucka
y. G. I. OF Conn 100 %
insurance StUt1ks.
AZ. l.. Insurance Co.. 100 200
Life lns. Co. OF Va. 100 A25
Va. T.. and NJ. Ins. Co. IS 6iI
Bnnk md tru-t Cumpan, stock.
American National 100 go
American Trusi Co
GLASS ~ ....... 100 9sa
Broad Street Bank. % %
Broadway National. 100 III
Commerce and Tr... 100 2la
Central National :. 100 1924
Church Hin ...... 100 ia
First National go. 100 "i9 25oA
Nat. State and City. 100 2iU
Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 2lj o3O
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DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. April l3-Scattcrc buying
""s reported today Ia print cloths and
Continued on Thirteenth PageD
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

COFFEE
NV YORK, April THE market FOR
coffee futures showed continued strength
To-Day OWING To further advances In IRA
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CoTToNssED OIL.

CorToNSSED OIL.
NV YORK. April !3-tottons,ea oil
war quiet and slightly easier u-,I.r h.dr.
Sing by locH! rchnc- ana scattered ligui.
h'tlcn hE longs on account ut the t!,ap-
pointing action ot hoS products octoua r
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NORFOLK COTTON ryCUA<cr

.NNiin.N hrN FortsN0uth Cotton ENchAncc
NpRtpIk, VA, April i3-M!iil!nS to.
H"y. l. lower; miidlinE corresponding dav
last year, uI!Chan..L
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,CHlCAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.
n,d ~ 49,, April 'S--cht;le: RCceiats
',V'. Nct.N": t""t Stc.:s n.nstiv ilc 10 =.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Auril -. 1922
Rsnarks-Fair supiry q! cattle on mar.
e. Eariy market active. but clos.i
nY ana lower In sympathy with Otner
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RICHMOND GRAM ENCu,Scr

Nh'8esa!e Quotation on 'CNanre,
April Is. 1922
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
ESTATE or JOHN c. MERCER.


State OF Vermont. District OF Washington, IS.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid. 70 the heirs and all persons
interested in the estate OF John =. Mercer.
ato of City OF Barre, in said district de-
ceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made TO
this court In writing, by the administrator,
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Company,
praying for license and authority % veil
all OF real estate Of said deceased TO WIZ
situated in tho City Of Barre IN said
district. representing to said court that
Il would be beneficial 10 the heirs
and all persons interested IN the
estate Of said deceased. to sell said zeal
And bringing into court the consent ana
appreciation in writing, Of all the heirs TO
said estate residing in this state, and set
ting forth the situation Of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed
and assigned the 18th day OF February. 1877,
at the rebate office in Montpelier In ssd
district, TO hear and decide upon said appli.
cation and petition, and ordered public no.
,ice thereof to be given to all persons inter-
ested therein. by publishing said order, to-
gether with the time and place Of hearing,
three weeks successfully in the Barre Daily
Times, a newspaper which circulates In the
neighborhood Of those persons interested n
said estate. all Of which publications shall
BE- previous TO the day assigned for hearing
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in said court
to make your objections 10 the granting OF
such license. il you see cause.
Given unde- my hand at Montpelier, In
said district this 30th day of January. 1922.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
Belated Reminder.

smith is a Long Island commuter.
Coming in ON the train from Freeport.
Robertson was amazed 20 see Smith
write brief message on slip of pa
per. roll il up neatly. insert Il in the
bowl Of his pipe. and put the pipe in
his pocket
.iou may well ask said Smith sol
EMMY. interpreting Robertson's stare.
When | get to the Office III take out
the pipe for a smoke. OF course. IN
see the piece Of paper, and there you
are"
Written on the paper was: Get two
Yards Of insertion ike sample. IN
your oserooat pocket. Go 70 sellsby's
Tor II. and don't pay over 80 cents.
All said Robertson, q commits
sion from Mrs. Smith"
AUST 80. I've forgotten Il three
times already. and her patience won't
last forever. New York Evening
Post.
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ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending Feb. ii,

On Monday evening the county agent
attended an enthusiastic milk meeting
at Randolph. About 100 producers were
present. Mr.. Mark Moody, one OF the
directors of New England Milk Pro-
ducers' association, was present ana
explained the situation which existed
at that time between the association
and one of the large dealers. Reports
of the annual meeting were also given
by various men who attended The
producers present unanimously voted
to back up the organization in their
fight to get butterfat value in the sur
plus milk.
The Ladies club of STAFFORD met in
the vestry in South Stratford on Tues
day, Feb. Z. Twenty-Five ladies were
present. A demonstration on hot sup
per dishes was given by the home dem
onstration agent. Following the dem
onstration program OF work for the
year was discussed Mrs. Corliss and
Mrs. Moore were put in charge OF the
work.
On Wednesday, a feeding school was
held al East Corinth creamery. ). q.
Judd, dairy specialist, conducted the
school. The directors room at the
creamery was used as conference
room, and as the men came to the
creamery, interviews with Mr.. Judd
we're held Eight farmers were assisted
in computing rations for use on their
respective farms.
On Thursday, the second office day
was held in Bradford. Through the
courtesy Of the bank, the directors
room was used az the office. About 10
awaited themselves of the opportunity
to call on the county agent. Regular
office DAYS will be held at least once
a month just as far as it is possible to
arrange for them from now ON.
Sixteen ladies met at the home OF
Mrs. Wilcox in North Thetford on
Thursday, Feb. D. The home demon
stration agent gave a talk upon dress
design. Plans were made for an all
day millinery bee TO be held Wednes-
day. March 5.
An all-day meeting was held at the
home Of Mrs. C. J. Shumway of West
Bradford on Friday, Feb. 10. The home
demonstration agent demonstrated the
alteration of commercial patterns. Two
fitted waists were made, one blouse
one apron and one undergarment.
In the evening the West Bradford
Farmers club met at the same house
Fifty people were present Following
the business meeting, refreshments
were served and good time was en-
ioyed by ALL
The Randolph Center Potato Grow
ers met for their annual meeting on
Saturday, Feb. II, There was good
attendance of the growers present. A
dinner was served at noon by the la
dies of the church after which the bus
mess session of the association was
held. The directors elected for the
coming wear are r. A. Gilman, II. II
Cooley. L. j. Harrington, c. A. Chad
wick, L. II. Ball. Ray Temple and +
Wood. These directors win meet on
Tuesday night, Feb. Ia, to elect the
officers.
The Randolph grange meeting wai
attended on Saturday evening. There
was very good attendance and ar
interesting program. Mr.. Cram, whs
has been for many years in Soutl
America, gave an interesting talk on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
Globe Trotting Grandma.

Louisa NJ. Alcott and Mary ?. Wells
Smith, both writers of books for the
old time Young, never missed chance
for chapter about Grandma. 10 was
usually headed, up in Grandma's
Room" Sunday evening, the freight
PLAYING on the wall, the children OF tie
narrative parked in grandma's room
and asked for stories. Grandma, oblig-
ing. responded with a description OF
how she once saw Daniel Webster as
he passed in stage, or how she once
threw a rose into the carriage OF Jenny
Lind. Humble high spots, but all
grandma had.
It's different with grandmothers
now. Their repertoire is more cxten.
sivc. To the request, Grandma tell
us story" spry old lady is able
to reply;
~Well, my dears, what shall It be ?
Shall | tell you how | saw the prince
Of Wales land at Bombay, or Trotzky
address the red army in front Of the
Kremlins Marshal Foch lay corner
stone at Sarcasonne, or the king 81
the Solomon islands hold court! The
Grand Lama of Thibet receive DEL
egation Of Buddhist priests at Lhassa,
or the queen of Holland go skating on
the Zuyder Zees The Armeer Of Be-
loochistafi thank group Of peasant
girls for their gift Of an embroidered
harem bedspread, or Chief Many Bnf-
faloes of the Piutes shake hands with
Secretary Hooverl Which shall II be,
my dearsi"
But its also different with grand
children. Instead of hanging upon
grandmother's every word, the while
their eyes shine with excitement, the
little ones shout in chorus:
Get some new stuff, Grandma. We
know all about that. We were st the
movies, too"
Which is but further proof. if more
were needed, that the old. old days are
dead.-Artmr II. Folwell in Leslie's
Weekly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
ESTATE or CARLO LAMPERTL

State Of Vermont. district Of Washington. -.
Tho honorable probate court for the DIS
trlct Of Washington TO all persons inter
ested in the estate OF Carlo Lampertl, late
OF City Of Barre, IN said district, deceased,
GREETING
All a probate court holden at Montpelier,
with;S and for said district on the 18th DAY
OF February. 1922. instrument por-
porting TO be the last will and testament
IL Carlo Lamperti. late Of City Of Barre,
In said district, deceased. was presented 10
the court aforesaid. for probate.
And ii Il ordered by said court that the
End day OF March. 1922 at the probate
Office in said Montpelier. be assigned for
proving said instrument and that notice
thereof be given to all persons concerned,
By publishing this order three weeks sue
cessiveiy in the Barre Daily Times. newe-
paper circulating in that vicinity. 10
said district. previous 10 the time APP
pointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-.
near before said court, at the time and
riace aforesaid and contest the probate Of
said win, II you have cause.
Given under my hand 1T Montpelier, In
said district, this 18th day Of February, 1929.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge
Febi4-2l-2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
ESTATE or MARGARET MATsoN.

State OF Vermont. district Of Washington. -.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid. TO all persons interested 10
the estate Of Margaret Matson, late OF City
OF Barre, in said district deceased GREET
ING:
WHEREAS. said court has ASSIGNED the
goth day Of February next for examining and
allowing the account Of the administrators 81
the estate OF said deceased and for decree
of the residue of said estate to the lawful
claimants Of the same. aud ordered haf
public notice thereof be given 70 All per-
sons interested in said estate by publish
ing this orIer three weeks successfully
previous to the day assigned. IN the BARR
Daily Times. newspaper published at City
Of Barre, in said district
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 70
appenr 1T the probate Office in Montpelier.
In said district. on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance Of ssid
account II you see cause. and 10 estabiisn
your right az heirs, lsgatees and lawful
claim ants 20 said residue
Given under my hand. this e7th day OF
A' Z FRANK j. MARTIN. Judgs
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Social Distinctions.

Samuel Untermeyer, the New York
lawyer, said at dinner:
Social distinctions are all right, no
doubt, but they make ME think OF a
certain war profiteer.
This chap gave a party ia his new
5th avenue house and, of course, there
was an orchestra TO play for the sing
ers and dancers.
at the evenings end, when supper
was served. the butler appeared before
the orchestra and said;
" THE first and second violins eats
in dinin' room. the rest OF the him
struments in the servants all. -
Detroit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14

the agriculture Of Columbia, South
America
During the present week the agent
will be in the office much Of the time.
getting the plans for the month OF
March lined up.
Mr.. Taplin, executive secretary, IS
fast getting the county covered on the
membership work, and many OF the
Misunderstanding regarding the pay.
ment of dues are being Strengthened
out. 1t is being found much to the
advantage of the farm bureau 10 EN-
pIov man for this work and other
lines of work which are being devel-
oped throughout the county, but which
cannot be handled by the county agent
alone.
On February - the home demonstrs-
ton agent will attend the meeting OF
the nutrition class in Randolph at
which time she will give the second
lesson in the nutrition work.
In the evening the Busy Bee club
will meet at the home of Miss Caro-
line Hatch TO continue work upon sew
ing.
The altogether club OF East
Braintree will meet at the home OF
In. NJ. Rowell on Tuesday, Feb. IA. A
demonstration on the making of the
fireless cooker will be given.
The Girls Sewing club OF Randolph
will meet on Tuesday evening, Feb. IA.
On Wednesday, Feb. Is, the Boys
and Girls club will meet at the school
building. Miss Caroline Hatch OF Ran
dolph, who is graduate nurse, will
give demonstration of the different
kinds of bandages.
On Friday, Feb. II, the Ladies' club
of vershire will meet at the town hall
in yershire. A demonstration ON the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14

WOOD FOR SALE Last block wood al
$3.50 run; all maple call Sam Gould.
Tel. A07-R, 279tl2
FOR sALE-A Crawford cook stove with
gas attachment will sell cheap cali
At VI Smith street. 27Dt3
FOR sALE--Good ensilagr: also cedar
pests J. y, Bnck, Fast Montpelier, Iai.
Montpelier SsS-W. 27sts
FOR SALhe-One Lightning eyaporator.
4xl0, used very little. goo second hand SAP
tubs as good rs new. 200 second hand sas,
spouts iWhitccmb'sl, 200 new sap tubs.
1900 new Monarch sap spoats. l smoke
stack, t2-in.xl9ft. G. C. Robinson Est. M
L. Prescott Adm., Waterbury. VI 2sOt5
FOR SALE -Ladies' fur lined coat, size 10.
gocd as new address n. l.. 81" Times
Office. 2s0t0e
Fur SALE One buggy wagon, ono sleigh,
cart and chEIds crib call or write II. w.
Downing SO Summer street. Barre w.
2lot6e
FOR SALE Good ensilage, delivered, $40
per tpn Tel B72-W. 2T7t6
FOR SALE AT oNcE--Los Of secondhand
furniture, including chamber sets, couch.
chair. dishes, etc: IL. y. Palmer. Groton.
VI, Hatch block. 27st3
FOR SALE rs weeks old. full biooded
Scotch collies. both male and female
Jack LAMBERT. X. r. D. No. 1. Barre. 277t6s
SPRING SALE--Oil stoves Starr lire barn
equipment sali kinds Of farming tools; 81
los: roofing Of all kinds. especially galvan-
ized roofing and lead pipe. Rock bottom
prices on naint and oil A. r. Batcheldef.
phone Sta, Plainficld. VT 27ets
FOR SALE-0na double unit Empire milk
saii with pnsator and teat cups one OH
vel sulky pillow cedar sap buckets. painted
red' Foster spouts. galvanized and wooden
covers n. a. Heath Caoot, VI. 2s5t6
FOR SALE--Stone shed property in VIII
Jamestown; room for gang Of men: COM
nletc outside derrick and ten.ton hoist al-
SO some stock. For further particulars in
auire Of William b. Jones. Wiliamstown,
VT. 272tl2
WOOD FOR SALE-No | selected old
!. growth body block wood on lot or de-
hvered Tel. lo5-J. 25St26'
FOR SALE--We the undersigned have de-
cided TO sell our valuable quarry, situated
~ Wehsteryille, Joining the Acme Granite
quarry This quarry has not been worked
much but stone taken from it has taken
81 excellent polish when auarried on the
grain "A IN excellent chance to start quar-
sying as u lays in large sheets on the top.
ore sheet now nearly free estimated az
two thousand feet Quarry Is reached by
RAJ and team. For further particulars
X +. 2. q or Patrick Noonan. Depot
square. Barre. VT. 25ltf
SAVE COAL--By buying dry hard wood:
second growth, extra large, $3.50: edr.
inEs and slabs, mixed, $500; Granite City
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