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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
NOTIFICATIONS ON KING
Only One Chassis Design, Having
12o-lnch WheeIbase, Made

The King car appears with some
notifications in lines showing n
straighter and smoother tendency, with
out losing those conservative elements
that have characterized this car for
several years. There are also minor
mechanical changes, more in the way
of refinements than great changes.
Only one chassis design Is made,
having 120-i wheelbase and using
the King designed and built eight-cyl.
inder motor, V-type, the motor and
transmission being built in unit.
The motor develops sixty horsepower.
Some mechanical features are King
Atwater improved ignition, Ball & Ball
carburetor, designed especially for Nthe
King, and King Westinghouse starting
and lighting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
DORRIS CAR FURNISHED
IN A VARIETY OF MODELS
Special -Four Equipped With AIumI'
mum Individual Steps

The Doris is furnished In variety
Of open and closed models, including a
seven passenger touring, four passenger
tourist. especially equipped, standard
coupe and special custom built sedan
The big touring car is upholstered in
hand -buffed leather and equipped with
Dsteel wheels and nickeled radiator and
lamps.
The special four Is standard body
equipped with aluminium individual
steps in place Of running boards, has
Dsteel wheels with spare wheel car
ried on either side, trunk rack in the
rear and nickel plated guard rails to
protect the body.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
NO CHANGES IN FORD
Continue In Standardized Form or
10o.Inch Wheel Base

Ford cars continue in their standard
ICED form on 100-inch whcelbase
chassis, and using their well-known
motor. 1t comes as touring car, run
about. coupe or sedan.
This manufacturer lays much stress
on quantity production. depending
upon absolute accuracy in the manu-
facture of each individual part In the
car, conforming to definite specifica- :
tions. The touring car and ruhabout
arc furnished with Ford starting and
lighting systems rs an option. The closed
models include the starting and lighting
system as standard equipment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
4RIOUS MAKES ON DLSPLA Y AT PlIILADELPl4
CHASSIS LUBRlCATI0N
FEATURES SAx0N-DUPlEx
Roron System Eliminates OIL and
Grease Cups

The Saxon Duplex appears with a
complete line Of open and closed bodies
on one sized chassis with '112-inch
wheelbasc. The body types include the
Blackstone, a classy open style road
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
|RANGES THIS YEAR
|DTREVOLUT|0NARY
y. Development Confined to
and Standard
i ration Of Construction
epvANT TO PUBLIC NEEDS
~ WALTER G. ANTHONY
-, Manager Packard MotOrcar
'romnany, Of Philadelphia


hong about this season of the year
.,ben the annual motor show lends
,.ly emphasis to motorcar discus
4 there springs up the old but ever
.,.tIne query, "What changes, II
will future bring forth in design
n Xeonstruction?" Revolutionary air.
IA motors, turbines, alloy steels,
fuels. body lines and innumerable
!, items of varying Importance all
hands at this time to crack the
~ of engineering opinion over the
a. NJ the motor owning public.
mi naturally enough, the public en-
tbe procedure sufficiently to become
Svartner to the discussion whenever
4 wherever the opportunity exists.
Lrsrently. in the make up OF every
IAN there is just enough curiosity
;mnel such action. Every motorcar
M at some time or other, has Won
III % what the creations Of five or ten
~ hence would look like Glancing
over the startling changes that
4. been made in the last ten years,
1 has wondered whether or not 1t
ynld be possible for the coming decade
show similar progress: -,
Inv personal opinion is that it will
n / am Of the belief that most OF
4 development work in the automobile
a during the coming decade will be
E6ned largely to a simpli&cation and
Lndardization of construction, with a
Sv toward securing greater endurance
a freedom from repairs and ADJUST
knts. ,.
[Tbe motorcar ench year is becoming
Mater inst ument of utility-a bet
|, ,knd more generally recognized ser
to public needs, and by reason of
A fact Its ability to do its work with
| minimum Of expense Is continually
Seomlng more and more important.
IRE was time when every owner
|pected certain amount of diff
Elty in operating his car. He dis
Enfed this difficulty when he made
purchase and he displayed no sur
'se when 1t materialized. That time,
never, is gone. Today the average
ktorcar owner objects strenuously IL
|lled upon to humOr or fuss with his
and is the subject Of much dis
'pointment il for any reason his car
not at his call whenever he needs
This change in the public's point
| view and its unwillingness to toler-
anything but thoroughly justifiable
bals and adjustments will probably
| the greatest single influence upon
btorcar design of the coming years.
Undoubtedly the most hazardous un-
taking In prophesying the trend of
btorcar design is that which involves
/ motor proper. If the subject had
b up for discussion last summer,
p the shortage in gasoline was so
be, the necessity for stringent econ
N would probably have strongly in
enced the discussion. Now that the
bis has passed again (and the word
bgain'' is used advisedly), the cry for
folutiOnary fuel economy has sub
Ped. Whether or not the present
pc Of internal combustion engine will
|entually be rendered obsolete by a
rrcity Of fuel is question that no
can answer with any material as
rance at this time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
EARL IN FOUR BODY TYPES
New Car Has Several Distinctive
Features

The new Earl car. represented here
by Earl Philadelphia Motor Company.
go North Broad street. is one of the
new cars of the year, making it's first
Automobile Show appearance this year.
1t comes in four body types-roadster
touring, sedan and brougham-all
mounted on one chassis of 112-inrh
wheelbase.' The bodies are. all of at
tractite design and embody several
distinctive features generally found on
cars Of higher price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

ster; fives passenger touring, sedan
and coupe.
The manufacturers lay special stress
on the strength of the car throughout,
including the frame and cross members,
yet without unusual weight.
One of the distinctive features that
made such hit a year ago when first
introduced is the Romon system of
chassis fabrication, claimed to be
standard on no other car. This system
eliminates all oil and grease cups and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

permits the fabrication of the entire
chassis in five seconds by the operation
of small lever in the floor, without
leaving tho seat or soiling the hands,,
The motor is the overhead valve four.
cylinder type, 31a a-inch bore and 5-irich
stroke, thirty five horsepower actual
brake test. Some units include Strom-
berg carburetor, Stewart Warner vae-
uum system, Wagner ignition, starting
and lighting systems, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
EAST MONTPELIER

The Winooski Valley Pomona grange
will hold its next meeting with East
Montpelier grange the first Saturday
in October.
Ernest Badger, Paul and Earl Mack
are attending Montpelier high school
s. r. Fair attended Barton fair
Wednesday Of last week and Harry
Dudley carried the mail.
Miss May Sullivan of Boston came
last Saturday to visit few days IN
the home OF Herbert Kelton and call
on other friends in town.
Geogre Sibley has entered Goddard
seminary this term.
The daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Clark Wednesday, Sept 6, has
been named Jennie Marguerite Clark.
An airplane flew over three different
days last week.
Clarence Robbins, who has been
seriouslyl i'll the past four weeks is
now more comfortable and his friends
have felt more encouraged about him
and glad that he had seemed to be
gaining for q few days.
Ensilage cutting is being rushed now
to get it done before the frosts come.
w. A. Foster was i'll most Of last
week with the prevailing cold or grip,
which many others here have recently
suffered from.
Howard Curtis of Montpelier has
moved to the Vincent cottage and will
work for Harry Vincent
Mrs. r. H. sibley was in Montpelier
all last week on account of the illness
of err mother, Mrs Fannie Foster,
who passed away last Sunday night,
leaving also in the town, beside her
daughter; brother. @. Fl. Clark, and
sister, Miss Elsie Clark, and nieces and
nephews, also many friends, to mourn
her loss.
No grange meetings were held during
the summer, but good meeting was
held at the regular time, Sept. q, and
it is hoped the interest shown then
will keep up and all who can will at
tend the meetings.
Mrs. John Mcclure Of Montpelier
was a guest of Mrs. Henry Dancause
last week.
Harold Abbott of Providence. r. l.,
visited his aunt, Mrs. c. A. Badger,
recently on his wedding trip with his
bride from Cambridge. Mass.
There was not a very large attend !
ance at the primaries Tuesday, as there
was no contest and only one was voted
for as representative, 80 George Nc
knight is pretty sure to be elected, and
everyone is suited.
Word comes from all over town that |
potatoes are rotting badly, where only
a few days ago they seemed all right.
All interested in Red Cross work and
in keeping up the branch in this town
are requested to meet at North Mont
pelier hall next Monday evening at
7:30 o'clock, Sept. Is. Per order of
chairman, Mrs. l.. c. Hammett.
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WANTED

WANTED TO HIRE-centrally located &
or 6 room furnished cottage or down
stairs tenement; modern conveniences cell
lar and barn privileges: address HI"
Times Office 1915
WANTED TO RENT--A centrally located
s or room furnished cottage or down
stairs tenement modern convenicnces cell
lar, barn privileges address III" csre of
Times Office. 1877
WANTED Children to board Of any age
on farm Mrs. Robert Wilcox. Washing
ton, VT. l52t6s
WANTED--Second hand sio in a No. /
condition: write. giving size and price or
phone G. L. Speare. West Corinth. VT Tel
ephone West Corinfh 7-2B. 1916
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF CELIA r. TOWNSEND.

The undersigned, having been appointed
BY the honorable probcte court for the dis.
trict of Randolph, commiss toner's, to re-
cefve. examine and adjust the claims and DE-
mands Of all persons a0ainet the estate VI
said district, deceased, and ali claims exhib-
tied in offset thereto. hereby give notice that
We win meet for the purpose aforesaid,
~ the town clerks Office In the town Of
WiIliamstown. In said district on the 18th
from II o'clock a. M. until q o'clock D. m,
on each Of said days and that six months
from the nth dsv OF July. A. d. 1922.
e the time limited by said court for said
crditors to present their claims 20 u for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Williamstown. VT. this 2ist
day Of August. A. d. 1872
GLEN y. McALLISTER.
LEON =. POOR, Commissioners.
AuK3i-sept7-fl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
(West Side

Miss Jennie Lamson and Raymond
Trepto are attending Montpelier high
school this fall
Mrs. Simon Wheeler of Calais has
been spending a few days at c. f.
Anderson's
Miss Edith Hughes and friends from
Boston spent the week end at Merle
Lawrence's and Miss Lillian Hughes
returned TO Boston with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Godfrey of New
York City are visiting at c. NJ. Gould's.
Ralph Willard of Waterbury was a
Sunday visitor at G. X. Wizards.
Mrs. r. J, Sparrow Of Calais recent
lily visited her daughter. Miss Helen
Sparrow.
Miss Lucille Anderson spent a few
few days ct Simons Wheeler's in
Calais recently.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson entertained
company from Waterbury on Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALES.--FUTURE house Of s rooms 2
large piazzas hon house and "a Of an
acre Of land including 4 strawberry patch :
price reasonable write to Cottage care
Times Office. l54tf
FOR SALE Residence OF thu late Geo. 4.
Spear on Randolph Ave; ideal summer
home; Randolph, VT. 1851
FOR SALE Practically new Groom cot-
tage; birch finished all improvements.
large porch. garage. henhouse, large lot, best
lcrsticn inquire Of Abram Fine, sc4 North
Main street. ia3t26
FOR One 2-story 70 rcoml house
with ell, In good condition. with snalI
garden IN Washington village; also wood
lot Of about 20 acres. three miles from
Washington village on stage road price
right; Mrs. Anna M. McAllister. chelss..
VT 141tf2
SMALL PLACE FOR sALE--Idssl for
poultry raneh--my home piscs In viilAxa
Of Plaipfcld consistinR Of & room house.
chance to add another room. large shed
attached. large garage; hen house. acres
more or less. rich land: wster enough 70
supply dozen families. Place should be
seea to be appreciated. Buildings only
little over two years old II. A. Keniston.
Plsinfeld. VT Orange County phone 2-11.
or D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency: 14ltl2s
FOR SALE--1he E. A. rrindIe house AZ
:. ~ Keith svsnus. corner Summer bt and
hslts : vsnus- - - -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Relieved.

DO / understand said the young
man, firmly that you absolutely re-
fused TO let me marry your daughter 2
Il do said the girls father sternly.
Sir" said the rejected, as he
reached for his hat, will you shake
hands in partingf"
~0f course said the father, sur
prised into generosity. I'm glad to
see you take IL so decently, anyhow"
yeah said the youth - I'm go
ing TO send you a box of cigars too.
You don't know how darned near that
daughter Of yours came TO having me
hooked - Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
BERLIN FARM WITH
MODERN BARN

It IL very seldom we are allowed to offer
$50 to IT'S acres Of good land which Will
produce as much per acre az any In the
county. adapted to all kinds Of farm crops
nearly so acres IN tillage In the vicinity o.
SO acres wooded pasture for from 20 to
80 head Wood enough for the farm
plenty Of cedar and large quantity Of fruit.
apples, pears. cherries. grapes, etc Modern
high drive barn, which would cost upwards
Of 100000 to build: clapboarded and paint
ed basement: siio: storage barn garage
and tool house. granary. hen house for 100
or more hens. ice house. etc Furnace
heated house Of eight rooms. Owner would
be pleased TO sell with equipment. 10 head Of
stock, team. poultry. 50 to go tons OF hay.
complete set Of farming tools In fact. all
ready for immediate possession Price for all
complete, $4,000. 00-~a payment Of one-third
cash win Be accepted. You will want to
see this.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE--1s17 Ford Chassis and 1914
Cadillac roadster. both in good condition
also shoats r. Paul Eske. Bethel. VI.
USED CARS FOR SALE Dodge touring.
l OIdsmobie, | Overland chummy road
ster. / Studebaker light four, ] Hudson
Spesdster; call in. look them over and get
prices Nye Motor Co.. Inc. 1876
FOR sALE-fsord touring car cali 27e-s /:
Bernie Smith, Gnnitevlle; call after
p. m 152t3s
FOR SALE Chandler roadster. 16 Liberty
street; call evenings. 152t6s
FOR SALE-Dodge touring car: Hudsor
touring car call and look them over and
have demonstration Palace Garage. Inc.
Barre. I24tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Auction Sale
The Lotus Fields,
RivertOn.
Formerly west Berlin, vt.).
Intending to reduce farm work will
sell by public auction on
Saturday September 18th,
~ o,rto~k = m

The following personal property:
One AL 40-fb. grade Ayrsire COW,
years old, fresh in July, not bred; l
registered Jersey heifer. Beautiful"
grand daughter to the Jap" bred to
calye in April; yearling registered
Jersey heifer, granddaughter 20 sill
yer medal bull, not bred; and if called
for our 3.year-old registered Jersey
bull, show ring animal Of best Island
blood lines, gentle, must be seen to be
appreciated; herd has passed accredit-
ing test.
A few Barred Rock hens and cocker
els from Francais's prize winning
strain at Storrs. Conn; also some Buff
Orpington hens and few Sicilian But
tercup chickens, July hatch, unsur-
passed layers
One Melotte cream separator in good
| churn. | hay cutter, milk
cans, horse clipper, Bellows Falls g.
fl. evaporation and arch for 100 trees,
about 100 galvanized iron sap buckets,
2 square pans for sugaring of.
One horse lumber wagon, dump cart,
pillow, moving machine, tedder, disc
harrow, smoothing harrow, cut under
runabout, covered phaeton buggy.
l pair fine double driving harnesses
with breeding, single gold trimmed
driving harness, water tub heater, 9
stoves, white enamelled iron bed
steads with good box springs. Some
blankets, bedding and table linen.
An imported china dinner set, | oak
bureau. oak wash stand, wash stand
set. pair snowshoes, cider barrels,
beer kegs, perforated cans for storing
vegetables.
Many other useful household articles
md cookery utensils.
Farm tools A few jars of pre-
serves, etc, etc.
Lunch at noon.
F. d. ERHARDT, Owner.
D. P. LEFEBvRE, Auctioneer, North
ield, VT.
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81
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interett from
Different ssstissA

MIR. and Mrs. Lester 6. Royce cele.
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary at their home in Burlington sept,
n Four generations Of the family
were present.
Miss Nora Whitney Of Burlington
stepped from trolley car in that city
Tuesday into what appeared to be .
puddle of water. but found II some
thing more than that when che sank
In Ii up to her neck. It was q ditch
left. open by the water department. The
motorman rescued the girl from her
predicament and she returned home.
While Maj. Linn d. Taylor's Cadil-
lac four passenger coupe was standing
In front Of All Souls church in Brat
tleboro Monday evening, II was stolen
and nothing has been heard from II
since ii was seen on Brattleboro
street about e:45 with fiat tire. Maj.
Taylor had brought to Brattleboro
from Bennington Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
William w. Fem, the former being
scheduled to speak at church serv-
Ice in All Souls church. In the car.
when it was stolen, were the coats Of
DR.. and Mrs. Fem. There are 80 many
distinguishing characteristics about the
car 1t IL expected it viii be located be-
fore long. Maj. Taylor paid $1,000 for
Il two years ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Financial Heart Failure.

Many good women suffer from many
good mans neglect of opportunity to
take reasonable life insurance. II saves
while it serves. National Life Ins. Co.
VT tMutuaI.l s. S. Ballard, general
agent, 45 State street, Montpelier; G.
j. Seager, local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
MY HOME FARM

known as the George BeckIey farm,
containing los acres; 40 acres Of til
lage, deep rich soil, balance pasture and
woodland; wei fenced; splendid water
supply at house and barn; large guam.
tity Of hardwood. suitable for wood or
lumber; fine set Of buildings In good
repair; two tenement house; fine eel.
lar; stock barn, 5sx40 feet, with base
ment; tie-ups for "a head of cattle;
good horse barn with basement, 30x24
feet. has four stalls and one box stall.
Both Easements are cement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
LOST AND FOUND

F0UND-.Pair glasses In case: owner may
have same at Times Office. 1859
CAME INTO MY ENCLOSURE SEPT. l.
Twoycar-old-heifer black and white own
or may have same by paying charges III.
r. Sargent. East Barre. 1923
NOTIcE-f the party who found the
small black leather hand bag last Wednes-
day afternoon. containing valuable papers
10 owner only also money. glasses, keys.
book. etc. will either leave same 1T Timcs
Office or mail to E. II. Harrington. 81 So.
Main street thcy viii save themselves furth-
and IL not returned at once further action
will be taken. I52tf
L0ST-Between Barre and Montpelier, Sat-
urday night 3fx4 IL Goodyear cord tire
mounted Baker rim finder please noti-
~ Fred Laundry. Montpelier. VT 1926
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
STOCK

Ten grade cows, Jerseys and Hol.
stems; good age and size and extra
good producers, all fall COWS; one
yearling heifer, one calf All the stock
has been fuberculin tested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Suggestive

Flubb-What y your opinion Of the
threatened coal shortage
Dubb-It gives me the shivers to
even think Of iti-New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Too Many for Hin.

Superstitious msn-Do you ever sit
down TO dinner at your own house
with Is AZ the table,
Mstter-of fact. one-W'hat do you
think ! am. a millionaire London
Answers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
miller Products"

MILLER specalizes on q few tyres Of
labor saving mchines. One Of these spe-
cialties in rs Engines. The extensive and
successful experience Of the Miller Company
in this line have made this ENGINE one Of
the finest known. We are proud to be able
to offer YOU MILLER PRODUCT EN-
GINES.' We know Of none better
Every Miller Product Engine carries 81
five year guarantee.
All sizes in stock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
ROOMS TO RENT

49, $40 l~-- .-a-1-
TO RENT-Ste~n heated furnished front
bedroom in Morse block apply TO Mrs
Geo. H. Clark, top floor. Morse block 1928
TO RENT Furnished rooms on Granite
street. near Main; inquire at store so4
North Main street. 1876
LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO
RENT-Mn. J. H. Holt. Gilt St.. Tel
l44-J. I46tf
TO RENT-Four once rooms enc iarrs
front room : 2nd door INQUIRE OF Quin-
Ian house. l72 North Main street T5u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Three Lines for Csc

:. The Times will pnhIish Wants, Lost and
rcund. For Sale. To Let. ete,--short sov -.
tisements--nt the rate Of three lines ~
twenty-five cents for the first insertion ano
ten cents for each subseouant Insertion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
FOR SALE

ALL. W(lCT. KNITTING yApN n. "a
direef from "Reminiscences :, a or sss
ana n al I r.r,rd 49,. ~ yoe, Ns@
orders. Write for samples. W. M
custom work n. A. Bartlett. HARMONY
Maine. l5lt2(
be sold at any price; Including atov~e
selling because leaving town; il intercat<<I
apply at 22 Vine street. Barre. VT. l5Sf31
BEAGLE HorIND Ann cry prrpp,ys
80 800 "a III, 1SD ah fupfIEs---s
auction, Friday, Sept. Isl; also have tc'
sale 85 coll cords block wood. birch ma msl
pie. at $500 solid cord on grounds INV ~
seen nj u. III Neal's. PeLin. Calais ' 1kot13
FOR SALES mnnths old coll;. 49,
dog for farm M. Perrin. BcckIev biii
Tel, 307-23 l59tl@
ron q T =. A,,-s,..4 + :.
corn, No | horse and COW hay alec ,
Universal mixer complete for "a cows x;tlJ
or without qasolene engine William Rudd]
Montpelier; Tel. cav is1tx3
MAJ, cAr 3, ~ !. y. N y.
1tts,as 90 m s no water radiators with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

WANTED Man and Woman for the winter,
middie-ared preferred: no children must
BE- rood mixer on state road Randolph To
Northfeld address Lock Box sss. Randolph
VT. 1889
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-14
Tools and Machinery

Manure spreader. fertilizer distrib.
uior, corn harvester, smoothing hsr-
row, wheelharrow, weeder, cultivator
corn planter, riding cpltivator. potato
planter, riding pillow. moving machine,
buggy wagon, nearly new; 6 II. p. In
ternstionsi gas engine, Blizzard blower
with 80 feet Of pipe and distributor,
circular saw, drag saw, set double har-
nesses, with collars; express harness.
single harnesses, express wagon. set
scales. set two-horse sleds with body.
pung sleigh, manure sled. sleigh and all
small tools. These tools are all in fine
shape, mostly as good as new.