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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-15

CE ALQUILA en- Ell Tobacco Pala-
~ ce'' Tetnan so, habitaciones (par
te de un apartamento) propias para vi
vienda ofcinas. Informaran en- el
segundo piso. izqEierda.
CG listed desea nn bonito ramo
- para novia, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirijase al telefono 293. azul San
turcs sera atendido inmediatamente.
p.
CE vENDE ARRIENDA una fin
ca de cuerdas y medias a I'M
kil6me!ro de Rio Piedras en- Sabana
Llama, fncada de maIojillo y arboles
frutales Tiene ademas casa y aqua CO
rriente. Informaran en- la misma. FL
del Arenas.-9-16.
DLAzos coMoDos:ITengC sola-
res que vendo a p1azos mensua.
les de $40, $15 y $25. Inf6rmese Telefc
no $50, S. j. Tanca 2. Henry w. Doo-
ley. Mencione Ell MUNDo.-P
OCAS1oN:-vendemos casa con.
creto,4 dormitorios y demas
comodidades. solar de $3.50 metros;
frente carretera central, al lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Facilidades para
pagar. Porto Rico Trading Co. Box
1174. san Juan.-P.
CT T1ENE UsTED cATARRo IA
tos Fe fatiga. compre en- la Far
macia Hyotoae y despidase. que la tos
Sc lie quita como por encanto. 1925.
0UIERo comprar un caro- bueno
X de seis u ocho cflindros, dos pa
sajeros. Prefiero Stutz Dirijase al No.
ga 'El aundo'', al telefono 81 70
10, santurce. P. R-9-2o
CE AL0UILA:-La casa ntimero
- % en- la Gale Landron entl'e Ave.
De Diego y Ell Parque. Vale $50. Infor
ma Antonio uigdollers. -9-2o.
CE VENDE un juego de muebles de
- sala en- buen estado y buen pre-
clio. Barato. Informaran carretera No.
81, Parada IL, Miramar. .-92o,
CE ALQUIIlA en- la Gale Union No.
~ 2, Miramar. una habitaci6n fres
ca, anplia y comoda para hombres So
los matrimonios sin ninos. Dirijase
al belefoi3o No. "a verde, santurce.
Puerto Rico.-P
CE ALQUILA Ell segundo piso a'el
~ ''Edifcio Noa''s compuesto de
cinco habitaciones. sala, comedor, CO
Gina y servicio. Informara en- el mis-
mo NJ. Rojas.-9-21
I oTE DE vIDRTERAs NUEvAs:
- Sc venden mita1 de precio a
p!azos cdnodrs de contado. -Eiruz
10 Box 1894 Tel. S96, San Juan.-10-4
LTABITACIoN.:- Hay cisponiblei
: una, con o sin muebles, muy lin
pia plena de luz y de aire, propia
para Gormitorio 6,e dos estudiantes de
Leyes de dos j6venes del Comercio, en-
Ell principal de la casa niInero cuatro
de la calle de Allen. Tiene entrada pro
pia y libre. luz electrical y excelentes
servicios sanitarios. Informara Fernan
dez Juncos, que habita en- el misrnc edi
fcio.-9-21,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-15
sE ALQUILAN

Para i6venes solteros 0 "ma-
trinonlos SIN ninos", magni-
ficas Labitaciones muy ventila-
das, con vista a la bahia Y con
doble servicio sanitario. En-
Cristo No. 1, primer piso.
Telefono 1927 negro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-15

TuAQUIGRAFo:-se solicita un ia
quigrafo espaflol ingles. Dsbe
dar referencias, experiencia y sueldo
que aspira. Dirijase a J.. M, apartado
66, san Juan. .-9-15.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-15

GI listed desea un bonito ramo
para novia, coronas o flores suel
tas. Dirijase al telefono 293 azu1 San
turcs y sera atendido inmediatamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-15

CE ALQUILA en- Ell t'Tobacco Pala-
- ce''. Tetuan so, 5 habitacicnes (par
te de un apartamento) propias para vi
vienda u oficinas. Informaran en- Ell
segundo piso izquierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-15

nCASIoN:-vendemos casa con.
creto,4 6ormitorios y demas
comodidades, solar de $3.50 metros;
frente carretera central, al lado Univer
sidad, Rio Piedras. Facilidades para
pagar. Porto Rico Trading Co.. Box
1174, san Juan.-P.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
PLAIN QUESTIONS TO HUXLEY
PEOPLE
Essrg Hurley Eeaeer NH k6naa me
59anasess Of ne Lss.c.

y 90 f5srley spsops reeoansben5
Dan xs5nsr Pas ar rtsy 4 i rns
a8s1sp.ue asrs n9i -. s9.-s @o-tsc ts.sy
sJcaru ne. s.stsussn.s -sfssr rszrs
asF- sspssa Z ffsr ezpers enoes DID ngt
sacw tne re-ss1g :. y 1ssers,ag 81 X.
5-zfata+su.s. * tts sc.s css.sf.z -v.as- es-rr
cgu sic-gg1 Z M anrb1 q er~Tg rezas~.
T9ss- Eergs- r.srse harness
sE4- Rs9.e L gr7 SIS E9r.ey. says
nave 1a5 k11nsr L-ouoar for esr-rz
Faa-s an1 -rsz.ss ~,-n various ru-ds1lr-
vii ssy -t.st -,9zuis klorsy Pie
cs>r ussa IT ar 81 for Tx pa11 ysss
nEHs & pau z,e uarz r@lsf 1tszr aBr 01tssr
rsusoF 9 rasge estsn & csr ogD-s-5v e
curar--I1 TI77t remedy 81 - @xCslAsTs
cTs ron 1'Is sx1,sr leEos I tad
R- csertss-E=- gave liz zo9ys seass-
ui+sI- 5-e-5-s gsusg Z 81 snG gu Pet
-IH-s : Z ? NJ. aossn zs- ger ez-E1. !
ess- cnnscasr--ousg gay -ast -3asF Nd
n-T s zTs Ea-- =sf tr kl1nsy
1TounFs= --isT wsTs nz.lT,-1 ny 1zrk
arr re -zs - si1r'-E car- sJas2I- z-1c Z s-
pad Z 19a--zL Ux t.i-Elzr a-111- ssrr-sEs-
--is 31- Z e usa=-B. Don't sfrrsiy
al t9- Er1nsy -srtacr e. D'gsr $ Kld-
rl4v : lss- e-se ssl9@ 1ts- 81. 73=s--,s--asr
rat -ss1s-- NJ -orr1 = Mr. 58ftz-
H. n LZr
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

-b- Tendency 2t mea e. - sucs IL
9wa-G pres --lteE5 " E3e4FslTeF i Il
@Es@z add Esr-TeE - ErsVeEf thsu 10
E1rt Ih5uls. 8I@ Of tu1 most
caZzgsEZDs ols4ss@s thai u8-03ca1 ueE
Dg8s So ee-4--Ya witt. e1t@n follows
q eEa 81 stt2cE 6 The Eru IT,
oolc prepares lie sgsl-EL f0f t1se reeeT-
lso1 I'd Development " 1bs g14u1u-
ag-A germ The A99Fsr tbe epls hangs
ST. tas grssts- tAae danger TsEe
ia II tse-1alu's CouEn Remedy aF Boe1
ss Il tns1 izd5ea15oa q eeld A.
pears 40 - 10 I'll ri1 q i VIII ne
laasl possible aelsT il * t0ly tp
rssE 81 sgtacE Of EFDeguonls when
Tl4s remedy mAT b otstz5 H=a 40G 3
rrlf1e
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
NEWS NOTES


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e-s a ss-..- a,..-r ss.a &C.
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49, - $500 r.
~4u1sr evening
sr f ar r-s sr.. r.v
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ll-ler ar-- -l- E4s--- 4o3ars
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.--ir /, .t.r-. rz y r.r Fae
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s-aao-r
s- -a-r F---v vas i.--- 1855 F-
cav er fass,T--s
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r6..-.-.4-~ 7s.rn.-r ,or,as ..+
49,. $50 - - a 80.
1lr
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r-s rss - 80 +..--...- r..--.. j.
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lanes ~..r.r7...-s ~ v-ss ....-4
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Andrew Irsuagzs ta-
UlEE
=et-s9l 1i.4 EoEe ef tb- var
Z.n-if .
2-uu1r - 'ise [-.aras au-se-
HI arls-gzsll-s ars1 1lg & tas
shin r. llA-1El 5<T--s. - 81 llssF
ans u-fl-3c- aDc rr-5ua5e2
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zssaeEu4lTr -slsr la I1fT--
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5osl---1s Era-ug Ass Aef-s-
&.Ie
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Sc -ts- EusE E-w
arl14a s--E- E.AnIr
htl1@- B41 81 a1eA ~au1is-fEa-r
laag.a- Oh. z 18Isa1E Tg~g urie
J--lss--g ~ ~ SOLD
lI-w lgoa-E siEsg- u1 Zig E.lF -8oN
1g8s1 gle1sE Poor fulEs
L1UlteS.ls-- 1sl3Esl3sF Lu4C
zsuI5 'gg--rT auls -T=rE En4G ~uDU4G
EuUW
1auFry-I nee san Nods-r Al51ac-
a-aens- E-za1ssrt E.roI,--.T
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u~ula.I.- e U-la@~lur ur 4'e-- inas
s9GllGlE- f'4s-- = Girl=s aHs
6g-.aIsr-~7- m 5,4 r 7sq.4 s.a-74-
sTa1 - 1ifng~aFglv u+ E.-as-44 $ trE
Es-s- AlsIe EuaH 8uuueru.s
HanF-T- l.nean II ~ms
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
a Farmer Cesred Of R.eu1.stss-

d l1a1 irving On farm nex, here
came 2 shoT7 t5De ago c0mrjsst.ssIr
Goa 44s1 N WITH rheumatism. I
handed 15In s bottle OF La 4. tser3s.7 = :
LII Ll4z9f sssd told hin "a u.s. ii
.leesg szFs G. r Rsyder. gasteer
AIS. \ 4 few d8vs lEte- -
waited INTO The store S. srrE irs5t a. 3
slflZe anG handed me- & 5nl}sr ssr5r,s.
Atr NJ another bottle Ct Cham iaef-
IA 4-.il n1e11, Wa1l ii In th4
a1''lse a. rs tine 1ol Il cared M
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

70 permit tioraash eleEnIrsE & VIII
GOV has been patented thar SIDES III
arla dgW-n. sT1u-s assck and forth har-
izantallE or p5vo1 IN its ceufsr and
"opens slleWaTs OH hinges.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

aHU oLg- Say lruT a1EEl+T
Probate
Ao-Ia+ 81 u---lHs EveL ZuAs 81 &
Fl--sa Tern g euusE euur So Is-
a-tl FL auC to- sAf eoIunv 81 rfra
eul~ uelas- sIs. cg-v az u--z ii
ss.i- rouu-7 SO su. 5ou-1I llas,I.Ev
a-lE -l+ C 1AT 0- A8E
acG r. ia fQ-lnR-.1.E
ula =-s ,s- a-s4rC Nlgl lTgssi ls-s--H
l'- Nlutf-a-i ur q. 7 tBuHs EELIula
aaC %. llt--ra.tu- 8 LIZ ~staze 81 ZACH
ea Hs U rI+ OWL at s3ur III
slr cUQ1 Deceased fuv LEE ez-
Gu lasta- HllC allowance n1 ms ina
as us aUm1uEz -8-1nI 7ar
-l- ts+l-~u ua on as Gb4 Inheritance
li-- aul za- eilt aas4Eunieln o. he
rss ,-H- az aE,- estate a- saiC Mnnk
ssrs-.r Deceased 81 sWcl nrte- Gss4s-
su7a as be- rT xv eu-Is4ec IL IRE
s..us-
t~c A7 8A
G ura- 81. su. euUT
Aau4uwhI
louu y uQrt
fu.t fu- r1- uHr LEI us ft
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22
Ttae Roaa 10 t-fapnane~s.

aU 70 Isl Keep vel Z yea wish te
% AspgT- ben coDsfi Tszte6 take on4
1E I've Of hBI1 5rr1aiu's 1ah541s IL
Ers-41 sAi- sitter supper Tbev eHus4
3 gentle m9FeDeut O. Use baN-ls
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

-1a-en3s1- &c ~eess1sss au1 HxI,au1s-
suzes Tor -be s=h- ending Na-rt
1
Money r@eas4d curing tns pas.
vsar
Prom east uI hand tsEaullL4T E sE. "a
from E<a1e aid @rnAn c0uu-r
TREASURER %
-un cigarette hee1ae
From 1Az ral -
From s=ss gB6 y.eua
FreU 1uTe-=ss 81 aov-I unas -
E-nu neoue tNv
-u-a - saF b
Npner - g,eaa-5 curing he pas,
E4s
Fu- 5aluc EannusG. s-Hgs alax rs
or 14uel % 1r5e-. sla1s 1Nz G.es- nc
Fn- -.rssaaa Z-ls- rouugr sG2 s. 2ls n
Ea- z Gubaus. Se8oa
-sle. Treas MI a7r r..
Fo- E.lne Eauuul& -slss Nc
77eas Ww r
Ger 1a--@a- "a, ev-r u-5e-s ..@a3
Eo. F~eeu- iaeomete eeHrr sc
For Eeac EaHuu4G. eoua4r
seu6g tar 80 a.
I'D ae,a. ISSUED tcs1 a-dars SIS =
-ua So ~ q
ass ag hHnE s. eae
Ths Eude-slgn-6 e.--v -hs abnvs
Ar.fa sr-s-{. ,.--.s. 49, .,- M ,.,.--..
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

Tam jes ear SsH- o. mar s z -
zaa7ss 5ullHae FuU- E7-aE1@ss NHuv
E'=nEsls us-tlf msEssssszes, gaga use arss
EssrEnT u2GEs a4ss SANE usl@eAEs .tEars
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

t'ZgDr to uELF ldsm5eFE
Iabl-1E, suffered 1EsAltullJ
Indigestion y as1E ste q
VIII H. ABo ] EOS. fresh sad Ian
z health. Cham trrls1ls Ia
E1renE-I tltuec z c rs % and .
ne q cons TlAr l- ITltes
tge0-EF sure az, >a.TsT. \. !.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

I'll Tel4g gE~-. Iron STUNTS
III ST AHA


Eli Teug uu~r LrnL nuntT
AA liz q A1ga-
4aIE11
.sanBt a8~u@E anc Ala-~
E1ssT-Isaa SIR ErIi-. 8mE -heI AZ
EucgE 1z 8l4c @aeE az zUau
,banf=f aaEEe auC sfuzs-
tsoEee zas w-lft auC 1aeE uz--
FItowl l}@}r+ Huc -Hr3 m uau
q uII ~ twe- 1uulIe-- 8u--
EaEE 58ruas- y lsaoI4sLg 8s-
gtCTH~4Eg. 1wE d ssa ssL U.s. ng.-
f-uNT-g sgst-..esNgzE SAG AEs rlze
al u ketr-+.5sNI AuG ! rance la
81 rgr=-sflNE E2s w1 auL ter
fBG aael 81 1Essl~ u1M- larvI f4-rs
a1 asa4CuS
se1eILsEFg1s
Z Ia S1Hae & seaLs3L 1H Sslr -
1%l3aautE salt t4BeG A..n
8E a. uaT-flr EunIuln1=G "a. aga.saE.
E~1-1l1L 81 algs GETF H s-- @
-h!F s1suguHsJss +Ec8ua g1 rtse aar q
a'e~Ele- HuE 1s1anE 1fs- ssnuz- 4u1 ri
ac- ial IL Err eEag-1 81 E-saIe aIsc &,
c.gss+ o- EnzE- 5stilg-e So sG as luaras-n
vl ~ rendered Ag4lu st vut ae-gl7l.
z1aE 4t Tlt demand ST. 1i- ennp.U IL
90 En1eH 3 eo1g is tssT@v-E-E s-ru4i
au1Efr
6t1u-zsev ~. rlfs s4al11- z
e. A1gz@ss 1uzSeF
-ruI County y II
a & EaEgl@s
ne Lnuns4
@faAs+ 5aEe Aoslne 1nu1 1ae Ersuv.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

-ns s-r E1c zsvar-1n r-at=z-E WI.
VIE 4H-A z -aE- uvZ scnansS- arsc
-ne sg-a grade VIII v--lzs * as1.--z
sz.arT41-4E4-GifT LuElLs
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-22

4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-08-31
MANCHESTER CENTER

The Farm Bureau Clubs. sewing
and garden, Of Manchester, Manches-
ter Center and Manchester Depot,
will hold a meeting. with exhibition
OF their work and demonstrations al
2 p. m, Saturday, September End, at
the Community Club rooms Al in
terested in the work OF the young
people are cordially invited TO be
present
The Christian Endeavor meeting
last Sunday evening on Gods Great
out OF Doors was helpful one
Let Us be more observing and enjoy
the beauty around US Next Sunday
evening the Conservation meeting
will BE- in charge Of Mrs Earle
storrs. The topic Is Better Civ
ing. VIII you be present 10 give ne
message when your name is called ?
f. A. Marsh Of Greenfield, Mass
died Sunday afternoon. following a
serious operation at the Farren Hos
pital In that city His brother Earl
s. Marsh Of this village. was with
him when be died Mr. Marsh vas
former resident Of Manchester and
will BE- remembered b. many 70 this
community He leaves two daugh
tiers. Mrs. B r Lewis and Mrs. Nc
Cormick Of Greenfield. Mass two
brother Earl s.. u Manchester Cen
ter. and Vernon a. of Montana and
two sisters. Mrs. W v Spelmau o.
Wesi6sTd. Mass. and Miss nina
Marsh o. this village
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-08-31
BONUS BILL DEAD
FOR THIS SESSION
Acid Test Senate Poll Shows Not
Enough Votes to Pass Measure
if II Is Disapproved.

Washington. Presidential veto OF
the Bonus bill viii mean its final dis
position for this session OF congress.
All hope OF passing this legislation
despite the disapproyal OF Mr. Harding
has been abandoned II is admitted
that sufficient votes for that purpose
cannot be obtained.
An acid test of the senate was taken
by Republican leaders They found
themselves at least one vote short OF
the number required for enactment
despite a Presidential dlsapproyal.
This came as a severe shock, because
II had been vigorously contended that
the opposition erred In maintaining
that the bonus was beaten IL the Presi-
dent vetoes the bill, as is expected by
its antagonists
The Borah- Underwood faction, op-
posing the bonus claim thirty-five
votes to sustain the Presidents veto.
This figure Is not admitted by the
Republican leaders but they say there
is sufficient strength TO sustain the
veto and nothing more is necessary.
II is stated by McCumber and all
those closely affiliated with the bonus
legislation that no actual lntlmatlon
has come from the President concern
Ing his purpose. They will not predict
what he may do.
The President has plainly told all
callers at the White House who in
quired regarding his attitude that
there has been no change and he
cannot approve the McCumber bin
unless Il carries the method OF raising
revenues TO meet payments He has
declared at all times there has been
no abandonment Of this attitude
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-08-31
BEANS AND BOXES
\, War collins Terry

Ii Is often hard Tor The mother to
ind lastiue aad pleasant pastimes Tor
her little child He may Be TOO
yoang 20 play outdoors alone Dur
ing ne Water months MANY hours
day must b. spent indoors
My knouledee - tuo-gear-old
ehlds play instincts and the use q
some very ordiuary household mater
iaI. have developed several occupa-
tions which might found useful
ard helpful q others
There are bis beloved Beans.
he has ALREADY spent DAYS and DAYS
with them and stin shows = ready
interest when they appear from TIE
shslf liz TIE PANTRY a little cup q;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-08-31
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

BATUM. - Bandits forced an en-.
trance into first class coach u a
train near here and robbed the chief
Of the American relief organization OF
$4,000, which had just been received
from America
ATLANTIC CITY, Chased several
blocks By an angry mob bent on lynch
Ing him. Jasper Bryant, negro waiter,
fen stricken 10 the pavement and died
a few minutes later He literally was
frightened 90 death Bryant is alleged
10 have attacked one Of several chill
dren playing ID a street.
northumberland efforts
being made 20 obtain anthracite peace.
LoNOoN.-Representatives Of the
American Legion have invited Premier
Lloyd George 10 attend tie next Le-
gion convention At New Orleans.
BERLiN.-Germany has declined
Austrias Invitation 70 enter Into an
economic union with the vienna gov
eminent.
LON D o ~. - Assassination OF
Michael Collins has caused British Of
hclals 70 fear q crisis II grayest ma
ture has again been precp.taied in
irish affairs
VlEkNAy-Food riots snonq uneu1-
p.oyed here arouse fear 81 revola-
tlCl
NEW YoRK,-ships leaving fer Eu-
rope are unusually crowded
PHtLEDELPHtA.-Enthracts peace
conference here breaks % With 81
agreement ia slsht Btumlu0us strikes
ID Indiana and Illinois settled
PITTsBURCH.-Folio~ira ne az.
uClnaement 81 tie United states steel
Corporation Increasing tie wages ~
lts lusklled employees - per cent,
20 r.fs September J. several q tie
large ependeag steel companies all
tak- s.4.lar actlea- Tie Mldrals Steel
ul Ordnance Company and Tie
Yoar-stoWn sheer aad Tube Company
ami 1cel Ike Increases
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beans the hard red kidney beans,
and glass dish were the extent Of
his materials to begin with. He low
cd to pour these out and refill his
cup. becoming absorbed in his occu-
patton for as long as thirty minutes
at one time. Later / added a glass
fruit jar and mixed with the red
beans some large white navy beans
for him to sort out and drop into his
jar This also was found 10 be a
+ successful experiment, giving train
ing 10 his powers to discriminate in
color and size.
Our Beans" lend themselves TO
many occasions. They were the
means Of keeping two little visitors
happy while the mother, who had
left them In my charge. went 70
town. She told me afterward that
she had borrowed the idea for their
/ playtime al home
Ny sons irrepressible desire TO
pound the chairs and tables or ham
liner on the furniture with almost
any article ne could get hold OF led to
another occupation The material
this time consisted OF box which
the grocery boy had left, a good siz-
ed nail. and the coveted household
hammer. Although he does not do
anything so far but At the nail in an
old nail hole and pound. he is safe
is giving vent to a growing instinct
10 handle and WELD in imitation OF
bis elders Later two Or three nails
could BE- given. and stiil later a bit Of
board 70 nail 10 the box. anticipating
future crude but effective toy max
inE and carpentry
Speaking of boxes. ] might mem
tion our toy house" which was made
by mailing together two boxes Of the
same size, one above the other. This
+ Kept ID the kitchen because the
'ehildren are often playing here dur
iug the time that meals are under
way or kitchen work being done
This low and convenient place hay-
inr been provided for them. TOYS for
meriy lett discarded on the foor are
Kept picked Up and slowed away &c
The toy house one shelf holds
large basket % little THINGS Jim
cracks q an descriptions So easily
lost and 50 dear 10 ersry chnds
heart TIE rest 81 the space s. given
Is a boz 81 blocks dolls and balls.
while a few old magazines and pic
tare books are kept OF TIE tor. The
house i enjoyed ~ the children. ard
g a big help 20 Mother &c keeping
Ter rooms 10 general good order
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dents Of Manchester. but BY a large
number Of out-of-town friends. The
floral tributes we're many and beau
tiful, and a wreath sent BY Mr..
Dupuis' fellow workers at the Equin-
o. Mountain Spring was especially
noticeable
Mr. Dupuis was born In Laprairie,
Canada and came to Manchester in
1865. He was employed from that
time until Il closed some thirty years
later al the tannery at Manchester
Center He married Mary McCurdy
in 1867 There were born to this
union ton children. seven Of whom
are living Mrs D + Murray OF
Bennington, Mrs Nellie Manloy or
Manchester Center. Miss Josephine
Dupuis of New York city Moses
Dupuis II Norwich. Conn Sister
Mary Elizabeth Of Burlington Mrs
i y Martin Of Manchester Center.
and Louis Dupuis of Brooklyn n y
There are also nine grandchildren
Mrs Mary Dupuis died IN 1891
and Mr DupuIs married Mrs Mores
Reauleau 81 Manchester 10 1906 ~
whom he is survived
Among those present from out q
town were mr and Mr n yerche
reau 4. verchereau and Mrs Jos
rnh RcvI a. C0Hoes. ~ y Mr. and
Mrs D r Murray and family y
Bennington Miss Josephine Dupuls
o. New YORK City Mosef Dupuia %
Norwich. Conn Sister Mar Eliza
beth and Sister MARY Eupbrasia q
ard Howard HaHiey ~
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The funeral ~ Moses DuBuls q
Manchester Center, who died ou
"wednesday August 22rd was held
on Friday. the 25th. from s. Pauil
church. with lnterment h East Dor
set. A requiem high mass vas eel
ebrated 81 Rev Fl J II Naflet.
assisted D. Rev Frs O'Reilly and
Dinrle as deacon and sub-deacon.
Miss Ida vachon Of Bennington.
assisted the choir The funeral was
largely attended. not only - resi-
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SEND US YOUR BONES

Now the best time to clean old Bones around slaughter
houses and elsewhere Ship them and convert them into
We pay spot cash We pay freight 200 pounds
We also handle hides skins WOOL grease and all kindred
modities at outside market prices.
CARROLL S. PAGE Hyde Park Vt
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"Rat-snap the Iiest Trap Ever Made'
Mrs. Emlly Shaw Says.

My husband bought 81 trap 7
bought a Sc box u RAT SNAP. The
trap only caught 2 rats bit RAT
SNAP killed I2 rs week I'm nev-
r. without RAT-sSAP. Reekou I
couldn't ralrs chicks without g."
RAT-sNAP comes 10 cakes. Tires
sizes. CSC. CSC. 1913. SOLD and
guaranteed b T J. Heaieg. Nan
chester Depot VI Advertisement.