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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

FOR SALE-Large size Stewart heater M
444; for wood or coal; can be seen al
Hill street. 1851
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OBSERVES 18TH ANNIVERSARY.
Danville Congregational Church Has
Interesting Service.

Danville, Sept. 5.---The 25th amir
versary Of the dedication Of the Con-
gregational church was observed Sun
day with three services, each addressed
BY ex -pastors of the church. The serv-
ices were in charge of the pastor, Rev.
Chauncey A. Adams, and the sermons
were given by Rev. George H. Cum
mings of Dracut, Mass, Rev. j. f..
Snyder Of Concord, Mass, and Rev
Edward @. French Of Sawyersville,
Que.
Historic papers were given by John
E. Tinker and Mrs. Carl NJ. Crane. The
first church was built of logs in 1870,
starting with seven members. To-day
the membership of the church is 202.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

FOX SALE--McKannon piano. books, IN
:, Guiding Expositor's Bible, 6 VOL STUDENT
Reference Work. 8 vols. and others Louis
Watt. 2Q East St. Tel. Hay. 1886
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Motor Vehicle Accidents.

A tank automobile belonging to the
Standard Oil company and driven by
L. J. Poulin of their Rutland station
was damaged beyond repair when it
went bottom side up in a brook and
burst into flames between Walling-
ford and East Wallingford on
August 80, according to a report
to the secretary Of state. The driver
was not injured. He was turning out
to pass car when the wheels cut in
and the bank gave way.
Perley f. Crosier of Halifax reports
800 damage to his car and about 500
to a car driven by Ruth Buxton of
Springfield, Mass, in collision one
mile north Of Brattleboro ON August
2S. Mrs. Crosier suffered bruises and
Ray Perry Of Barre, driving car
belonging to John Cumming, had an ac-
cident on East street August 80. re-
sulting in $25 damage to the wind
shield and top.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
40 Tons of Hay and Oats
TOOLS

Farm wagon with body, nearly new,
buck board, road wagon, hay rack, set
of sleds, pung sleigh, Mccormack now
ing machine, horse rake, pillow, weeder,
spring tooth harrow, horse hoe, culti-
vator, sleigh, grindstone, smoothing
harrow, compressed air sprayer, hand
sprayer, cream can, churn, pair work
harnesses, DeLaval separator No. Is,
lot of small tools, consisting Of chains,
shovels, iron bars, rakes, forks. pulley
blocks, saws, etc, 2 timbers suitable
for sills. | gathering tank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

A REGISTERED AND ACCREDITED HOL.
STEIN BULLS mos. old extra rood
pedigree: Dix J. Camp. r. r. ID. 2. Ran.
dolph Center. VT. 146ta
81 CHESTER WHITE PIGS. FOR SALE
Milk fed. no garbage: free from cholera ;
some are weeks old. IS each others
weeks old Sc each: Others later on James
p Sprsgue. East Brookfeld. VT, Tel
Orange Co. 47-15 14Jts
FOR SALE weeks old pigs also three
fancy new mich cows tuberculin tested
II. NJ. Farnham, Montpelier, VT. 1851
FOR SAILS registered Holstein bulls,
mos old l year old and years old. from
accredited herd A. Corti. Tel. sss-is i42te
FOR SALE Three pure bred Holstein bull
calves two. three and four weeks old
from my accredited herd d. r. Town,
Plainfeld. VT l3rtf
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Reward of Service.

Here is another list of medal recon-
mendstions and Pve worn out nv blue
pencil. What in the world shall / DOR
the great official exclaimed in despair.
Il have shsrpened another blue pen
ell for you. SIR" the faithful secretary
responded promptly.
"You are wonderful; you think Of
everything the great official declared,
seizing the new pencil eagerly. -What
would I do without youf But your
services to your country shall not 70
unrewarded.- nj added, his face
lighting up with a happy thought.
and. striking out the first name on the
list before him. he wrote in the place
that Of the faithful clerk.-Philadcl.
phia Public Ledger.
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Fully Equipped
Farm for S4,5OO.OO.
Balance

Terms si.5oo.oo to 100000. Balance
on mortgage.
10 cows. horse. hogs. complete set OF
farming machinery: hay and grain; large
quantity of fruit: sugar bush equipped;
good water; fine fields furnace heated house
Of eight rooms in No. ! shape; high drive
barn with fine basement Main road only
few rods from school three miles or less
TO good villages. creamery. stores. etc.,
within driving distance OF Barre and Mont
pelier. The buildings on this farm are
better than you would expect--and in fact.
are much better than on many farms SELF
ing for nearly. double the price we are al
lowed 70 sell this
See US 1T once
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

FOR SALE-One l6 in. Daniels ensiIage cut
ter with "a #. Of carricr In perfect run
ming condition; inquire Of W. D. Peck, r
Calais, Vt fllt
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My Home Farm
at io:oo 4. m.

known as Grand View Farm. contain
ing 100 acres, 80 acres in tillage, deep
rich soil; balance pasture and wood
land; well fenced; plenty of fruit;
splendid water supply; estimated to be
100000 it, Of hard wood and $4,000 tt.
of soft wood; fine set Of buildings in
good repair; eleven room modern
house, has bath, harwood floors, set
wash tubs, hot and cold water; eight
foot veranda across east and west
sides; fine cellar under whole, with
outside entrances stock barn 42x66 f..
with wing 2sx36 it,; tie ups for so
head of cattle; large storage capacity;
basement for ice house; hog house and
hen house; carriage room, garage. etc.
Good horse barn 2sx42 #. Four single
and two double box stalls; silo. Water
is piped TO heater in basement in stock
barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

GA. HUNTINGTON. Admr.
D. A PERRY. Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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Notice to voters Of the town os
Orange The board Of civil authority
viii meet At the town clerks Office
Sept. Q, 1922. At O'Clock p. m. for
the purpose Of making additions and
corrections to the checklist to he used
At the primary election to be held
Sept I2. 1922
LILLIAN r. RICHARDSON
Town Clerk
Dated sept. Z. 1922.
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Household Furniture

Including one fine Sterling piano,
mahogany music cabinet, twelve sec
tion Wernicke oak bookcase. extra
nice bedroom suite. nearly new; par
lor stove, nearly new; parlor table
2sx4s in, three leather rockers, porch
furniture. including rockers, chairs, ia
bles, patent clothes reel, large camera,
nearly new. with solid leather case.
tripod. printing frames, screen and
cloth. rugs, art square. several tables.
chairs. quantity of aluminium kitchen
ware, etc. This is all good property,
has been well cared for and in good con
ditioa. Also large De Laval cream
separator. 10 cords Of stove wood and
10 cords Of sugar wood.
Terms a. time OF sale. Everything
must be sold for the reason above
stated
Lunch and coffee served AZ noon. Sat
urdsy, September 9th. at 1000 a m
MRS. JOHN DeBoER. Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auetiontsf, Barre VT.
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Farming Machinery and
Tools

Manure spreader. silage cutter, b.
p. engine, dump cart, moving machine,
smoothing harrow, cultivator. horse
hay fork in barn; Boston triple pull
ley with 100 #. rope. wagons, buggy,
bob sled. new logging sled. new sugar
ing sled, light traverse sleighs, cross
cut saw. hay knife. Lightning evap-
orator, 3 large sap tanks. 1000 buckets.
1000 spouts, sugaring of pan, new
gathering tank, Monarch sugar caker,
etc, and many other articles not men
toned.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Commode, kitchen table, bed and
springs. sewing machine. chairs, Dress
er, clothes wringer and other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash (;
all sums above, 30 to 80 days. Suita-
BILE arrangements on the real estate.
Remember the date, Wednesday,
Sept 6, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Lunch at
noon.
ROY ROSS, Owner.
v. r. Hudson, Auctioneer, Marsh
field, VT.
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How Much Is It Worth

to you to have your salary guaranteed
to your family, whether you live to en-
Joy it with them or otherwise? We sell
this guarantee. Consult us. National
Life Ins. Co. Vt. (Mutual.) s. S. Bal
lard, general agent, As State street,
Montpelier, VT; G. J. Seager, local
agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

Amos Eaton and Judge A. G. Whit
am were at Camp Billings Wednes-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

1t had been announced that the Brat
tleboro high school would be without =
teacher training course this year, but
arrangements have been made to main
tain one and Miss Minnie Stinson, for
merly teacher Of similar course in
Chester, viii be instructor.
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STOCK

7 young cows, now milking, will
freshen in January and February, |
nice Jersey bull, good yearling heif-
ers, Jersey calf, extra good brood
SOW, with litter of IL pigs. The pigs
will be about 4 weeks old at time Of
sale. driving horse, weighs $50 MS.
extra good work horse, weighs 1850
~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

STUDENTS WISHING RooMs-write for
particulars or phone 246-W and l74-W /:
Mrs. Jss. Ahern. III East street. I42tf
PUBLIC cAR-Any time, anywhere; spe-
rial trims to all fairs: Tel. 776-W or
4se-w. Barre. Floyd Clark. l41tSs
ALL MAKES OF SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
sharpened; plain razors and scissors !:
leave at browns Drug Store. l38H
DANCING LESsoNS-Private Instruction
By appointment call at 172 Main street.
phone 3s4-w Marie ouinlsn. 1851
TO RENT--vscuum cleaners: The Electri.
Store. ~ Elm street 2<lh
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR Ford car. new May. 1872,
driven just over 5000 miles starter de-
nponntable rims, 4 new tires. snare tire
speedomcter. bumper. lock wheel dash light
winter radiator cover and other extras
s425; write f. A. Scott, East Randolph
VT. for demonstration. 14lt6s
FOR sALE-Dodve touring car: Hudson
touring car; call and look them over and
have a demonstration; Palace Garage. Inc
Barre 124u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

Hayden Morse. -yearold son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Morse of South
Newfane, was badly burned about the
face and neck with hot coffee on re-
cent morning, As his mother turned
from the stove with the coffee pot,
the child was SO close to her that II
caused her to spill part Of the con
tents upon him. The shock, together
with the burns, made him in a serious
condition for few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05
iiGElgk|lillE|3tNii
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm at a bargain; TO set
tie the estate Of the late J. H. Winchester
of Williamstown. l will sell the home farm
situated on south HILL miles from VIII
Jamestown. Ia mile from school, known ~
the Luther Merrill farm. consisting Of $50
acres OF good land suitably divided into
tilage and pasture. with plenty OF wood for
the place: good buildings pleasantly located
with never failing water at house and barn !:
viii sell with or without crops. stock and
tools crops consist Of rs tons early cut
hay. quantity Of oats and barley. 3 acres
corn and one acre Of potatoes. stock
consists Of good working par of horses I
two year old cold. 8 COWS and seven young
cattle. hoxs. poultry. etc. priced for q quick
sale at ss5oo.co: William p. BrigEs Admir-.
Orange county Tel. 21B-i3. i4ftss
SMALL PLACE. IA miles from Williams
town road TO Chelsea. consisting Of 2is
scres 81 land with some fruit and berries !:
good place for market garden comfortable
house and barn with good running water !:
price II taken At once. $500 90 write or in
avirc Of Ida Ccvell Martin. willismrtown
village. Islft6
FOR sALE-vfllage farm. 80 acres. Z n,ilrs
from Montpelier: John r. Benjsmin.
Barre. Tel. l0b-R 13H
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IL Head of High Grade
Stock

IL cows. Guerneys, jerseys, Holsteins,
nearly all to freshen in September and
October; good ages, ? hcifers TO fresh
en- this fall. registered Guernsey
bull, pr. extra good work horses, weight
about $500 MS; 25 white Wysndottc
hens, BOOSTERS.
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FOR SALE Residence Of the late Geo. l..
Spear on Randolph Ave; ideal summer
home Randolph, Vt 146tf
FOR SALE Practically new Groom cot
tage; birch finished. all improvements.
large porch. garage, henhouse, large lot best
location; inquire Of Abram Fine, 3o4 North
Main street. l43tz6
FOR SALE--O One 2-story % rooml house
with ell. in good condition, with small
garden, in Washington village; also wood
lot Of about 20 acres. three miles from
Washington village on stage road price
right Mrs. Anna M. McAllster, Chelsea.
vt l41ti2
SMALL PLACE FOR SALE Ideal for
poultry ranch--tny home place in village
Of Plainfeld consisting Of room house.
chance to add another room. large shed
attached, large garage; hen house. acres
more or loss. rich land: water enough TO
supply a DOZEN families Place should be
seen to be appreciated. Building only
little over two years old: H. A. Remission.
Plainfeld. Vt Orange County phone 2-13.
Or p. A. Perry Real Estate Agency. l4ltf
FOR SAIE--Iiie z. A. Prindie house ~
36 Keith avenue. corner Summer St. and
Keith avenue i5ln
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

When rear axle on his Ford car
broke as he was going down hill in
Grafton, Norman Wright, the owner,
and the other occupants Of the car had
d mad ride down steep hill, ending
In brush and trees. A Mrs. jackson
had broken nose as result and Miss
Rose Jackson lost several front teeth.
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Three Lines for 25c

The Times will publish Wants. Lost snu
Fcund. For Sale. To Let. etc---ehort adv -
tisements-at the rate Of three lines 10
twenty-five cents for the first insertion Anu
ten cents for each Subsequent inserfi0n-
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Lewis S. Richardson has been APP
pointed postmaster at Chester Depot,
an office which became presidential on
Jan. /, 1921.
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so tons No. hay, 100 bu. oats, 30
bu. potatoes, 3 acres of corn in the
field.
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BURNS ANY KIND OF
FUEL
and Wastes no Heat

The One Pipe Furnace with the wide
cold air space is the most economical
heating plant known.
ANY fuel will produce certain num-
Der of heat units.
The question with pipeless heating is
to distribute that heat, and here IL
where proper cold air spacing comes in.
With the wide cold air space, you are
assured OF even distribution where you
want il, and no drafts.
mis- year. especially. no one can af-
ford to take chances on expensive fur
naces that need hard coal, or pipeless
heaters with narrow cold air spaces,
that give poor circulation.
A Richardson and Boynton One Pipe
Furnace will burn any kind of fuel and
pay for itself in comfort and economy
before Spring.
II YOU want the most heat from the
least fuel local. near coal. soft or hard.
wood chunks or any other fuel call
lao.
MARSH-ALLEN co.
N. z. Phone 100. Orange County Telephone
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-05

Work on the new nurses home IN
Bellows Falls will be commenced tins
week
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C4BOT

IwiIl hold an auction q nv house
hold goods in the Harrington block IN
Cabot village on Friday. sept. a At
1.30 =. n Dora r. Garney. Cabot.
Vt
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Household Furniture at
AUCTION

As am leaving the city viii sell
at public auction at No. 10 Brook
street the following described property.
Magee Oxford range Round Oak par
lor heater, Tabor organ, large library
table, two large rockers, reclining
chair with foot rest. two small rock
ers, round dining table, Q dining chairs,
chiffonier, small writing desk, iron bed,
couch and mattress, marble top cham
Der suite. two twin beds. springs and
mattresses, small crib, three-quarter
bed, springs and mattress, dresser, oil
stove. round oak stand, Baird clock,
barrels Lightning jars, gal. ice cream
freezer. two ten gal Jars. Lily White
washing machine, stand tubs. ax9 #.
art square, 6xi0 #. congoleum. rock
ing horse, 5 fl. bay window curtains,
kitchen table, small stand, Gao #. lin
oleum rug, go-cart, extension ladder,
lot Of mason tools. and may other ar
ticles not mentioned
Terms at time OF sale.
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AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION.
Fees Received in Eight Months Exceed
By 100000 Last Years Receipts.

The following is a comparison be-
tween the automobile registration the
first eight months of 1922 and 1921.
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WANTED
ROOMS TO RENT

LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO
RENT Mrs. j. II. Holt Cliff St. Tel
l44-J i4etf
TO RENT Rooms for light housekeeping.
furnished or unfurnished over The W. ID.
Smith store inquire at 81 Jefferson street
i44t3
TO RENT-Four Office rooms cne large
front room End floor INQUIRE Of Quin-
Ian house i72 North Main street. 7st
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LOST AND FOUND
FURS.

FURs MADE TO oRDER-Rernodcled and
also furs for sale call at NJ. Goldstein a
Sons. State ST.. Montpelier. VT l42tl2
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE


WANTTD-A competent girl for general
housework: Mrs. Frank G. Wheaton,
Richardson street, Montpelier. l44tf
WANTED-A stenorapher wanted in. local
granite office address in own handwi ting
stating experiences and wages expected. III
A. W." care Barre Daily Times. la4tS-
WANTED Capable woman TOR general
homework good home for right party I
references required; apply r. O. Box 264,
Montpelier, VT. l4zu
GIRL WANTED--For general housework
call Barre 10b-R. l4z1
WANTED AT ONCE Experienced table
girl: apply by letter to ID" Times Of
fee l4lu
WANTED--Middle aged woman for widower
with no children: work, light; BOZ ~.
r. F. p. 4. Littieton. N. n. lSItl1-
WANrED--Younx women TO enter Barre
City hospital trimming school to train 10
become nurses. apply 70 the superintendens
ct the hospital lUu
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NOTICE, FOR SALE Barber shop AM
bath room. in live town, White Rive
y e. Horner. White River Junction, vi
1909
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Extra Good Set of Buildings

III room house in good condition,
with hardwood floors, and newly
painted outside. House and barns
are equipped with good lighting
plant, and there are lightning rods on
the buildings. Two new verandas
have been recently built. There is
plenty of Fruit, some lumber and lots
Of wood, and near good neighbors. The
owner would be pleased to show the
farm to anyone before the sale.
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Farm, Stock and Tools
Auction
As ! am to leave the state, | will
sell at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. on
Wednesday,, Sept. 6, 1922,
at 10 o'clock a. m, my
HOME FARM
'rm, Stock and Tools
Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1922,
Ff
HOME FARM

formerly known as the Hiram Russell
place, about two miles from Cabot
village, on the West Hill pond road,
leading from Lower Cabot to Hard
wick. The farm consists Of lao acres,
so acres in tillage or dark loan, balance
is brook and spring watered pasture,
and is well fenced
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-A few nice rose comb white
Lezhorn cockerels. May hstched. Mrs.
NJ Watson. Tel. 1929. r. r. D. No. 4,
Barre. 1859
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Six beagle hound puppies.
weeks old; three males, 8 females, ais
mother come and SEQ them at j. II. Meals
Pekin, Calais. l45ts
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D. A Psrry. AustionssI. Bsns I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-03
USEFUL TO KEEP
ALWAYS ON HAND
Indiana Lady Prefers Black.
Draught for Comtipation, and
Tells How II Greatly
Benefited Her.

scotisbure. Ind Mrs Annie John .
son. Of this place. said = suffered
for long time with constipation.
which would gee me down ! took 4.
medicines and any number og pur.
ratlyes. They would leave M IN a
worse condition than wns before
taking. and my stomach 20 upset.
4 know once I suffered from con-
stipation. 20 ~ jns' - nervous
Ny husband was readlng and found
something about BLACK -Dreughi. and
broush, me a package 20 try. ! used
Il regularly At flrat until I began %
feel better. then ! lust psed dose
occasionally.
4 was cured q this constipation
and am sure the BLACK Draashi did
~
Mrs johnson later wrote MY
present health is very good stiii
keep Black -DrauTht IN my house.. all
the time. a. II does me more good
than anythin~ I ever used
Constipation l. often a slgn that
your liver IL 0at % order and needs
help. The poisons which constipst On
forces your system 20 re-abeoro may
cause danrer ~ youf general health
Thedford's Black -Drsnght l. a mel
icine that every ferron should keep
IN the house. aud pnf a. xhs least siEn
Of constipation. Indigestion and liver
frouble.
All good druggists seli Back
Draught
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Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

TIE only sure way 20 get r.d OF
dandruff Is TO dissolve n. then YOU
destroy II entirely To do this. set
about fear ounces Of ordinary fquid
arvon APPLY il y nigh, when retir-
inr. use enough 10 moisten the scalp
and rub II IN renuy With the finger
firs
10 this tonight. and hy morn 'nr
most II not all. of your dandntf NIL
be gone ana three OF four more appl'
cations viii completes dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of i. no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
Yon VII find. too. that all hch'nl
ana dirglng Of the scalp Will rtop 81
once. and your hair VIII be fluffy
lustrons glossy. silky and soft ant
look and feel q hundred times better
You can get llqull aryon Al any drli
store Il Is inexpensive anl neyel
fails 70 do the work.
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The womans Home Missionary
Auxiliary q the first II ' chavh
hcia their regular moaihg meeting
Wednesday afternoon al a.ca IN the
church With tho president Mrl
florgman presiding
nevotions were led hy Mrs = |.
Warner and Mrs + c Anderson had
charge o, the program The flfta
CHAPTER In Survey 20 Service" vas
elven and enlarged upon by Mrs
Chalmers Ciffen. A vocal solo was
beautifully rendered BY Mrs. G NJ
wilson A dialogue. They come
Bringing GINS Was given in an az.
trscslse manner by Mrs.. Rainh
lDooley. Mrs rover and Mrs Nc.
ycnda Enlgn4as were conducted By
Mis- Lila Mcclure
neieeates were elected 80 attend
the dis T1st convention al pc1y
The next meeting will - Macl
1T go.