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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-30
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND -giack horse with two white hind
feet; owner may have same by paying
charges at the city farm. 1852
FOUND-Y Yellow hound with N. Y. license
tag on collar; II. A. Belander. Granite
Vile le3t3
LOT---A gasoline blow torch on the read
from East Barre to the city, probably near
spring house finder please notify E. NJ
Sesver. Washington, VT 1858
LoST-Gold watch with chain. open face.
double case. Hamilton works. IL jewels !:
lost between Barre and Montpelier; finder
please leave at this office. ie3t6
THREE YEAR OLD BLACK COLT
STRAYED from my premises , white
hind feet and white star on her face: find
er notify Geo. X. Andrus, East hill. Tel.
602-M. 1879
FOUND New buckskin glove: owner can
have by paying for this advertisement at
Times Office. 1918
LOST-A gray Guernsey COW. years old
strayed from the old Beckley pasture in
Orange finder notify A. Villa. Tel. 6o4-W.
lglt4s
FOUND A black and white Holstein
hcifer. about IL mos. old. came TO my
place, test No. in ear. S9462: owner can
have by Identifying and paying charges A.
VILLA. Tel. so4-W. 1919
LosT-A black leather covered book on the
Williamstown gulf road finder please re
turn TO this Office. lsit6s
FoUNp--A small black and white female
hound; collar. no name Grover c. Pire.
Eiiigo lake; p. o. address. Hardwick. l90tss
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GosseIin Says 1t
Helped Him In
Every Way

1T would have meant torture fol
me to eat pork short time ago, but
to-day ] ate a pork chop and it hasn't
troubled me bit. That shows
how Tanlac has helped me, although
] have taken only three bottles and
wouldn't say outright that / am fully
recovered yet declared Eugene A.
Gosselin, 100 Fairview avenue, Rut-
land, Vt.
My trouble had me puzzled, but my
stomach must have been in bad shape
in spite of the fact that / had good
enough appetite. About year ago
i had my first attack while was
at work, when | would grow weak
and very sick, with such pain in my
stomach it would double me up An
other time l woke up in agony from
these pains, and had to send for help.
] would bloat up with gas so bad |
couiu Hafuiy stahu lt, anu the pres
sure on my chest and around my
heart caused me perfect misery.
Il have had no bad spells since /
began taking Tanlac and have been
able to stand great deal more ex-
ertion. / relish my food better, and
feel altogether much improved in ev-
cry way. Tanlac is a splendid tonic
and ! am willing to let my name be
used in recommending it,
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
adv.
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A Short Story.

1t was between dances. They were
sitting in dim corner of the porch
he and she, He moved toward her,
gently, caressingly, until her face was
close to his.
"You have such wonderful eyes be
murmured
"Yes!'' she inquired expectantly.
"They are like stars he went on.
His short, quick breaths famed her
cheek as he leaned closer still closer
Her head went on up to his, her lips
almost brushed his, as he painted.
"They are SO very bright"
His arm went out, his hand fumbled
in his pocket. With quick gesture he
drew forth glittering object: "They
are so very bright, he repeated pas
sionately. He thrust his watch before
her. ~See if you can see the time in
the dark. Williams Purple Cow
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10 RENT--6-roonl cottage at 1870 Se,nih-
airy street electric lights, bath rent res-
sonable; inquire Mrs. X. @. Mcdonnell. Tcl.
~. 1851
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EsTATE or LANES DAyInsnN.

The undersigned having been appointed
by the honorable probate court for the dis
trict Of Washington, commissioners, 70 re-
ceive. examine, and adjust ths cla;ms and
Demands Of all PERSONS r~riast 81 ~~tsfe ~
james Davidson. late OF City Of Earre, in
said district. deceased and all claims az
hibited In Offset thereto, hereby sfve notice
at the banking rooms Of the Quarry Savings
Bank a Trust Co. IN the City Of Barre, In
said district. on the oath day Of Noyem-
Der and 9Th day OF March next. from
10 e'cfpck .. M. until 5 o'clock D. m,
on each Of said DAYS and that six months
from the 9th day Of September. A. d. 1922, Is
the time limited by sad court Tor said eredi-
tors to present their claims TO US for exam
instion and allowance.
Dated at City Of Barre. this eth day Of
October. A. ID. 1879.
THOS. Ii. CAVE,
ALFRED G. EDWARD. Commissioners.
Octs0- Nov6-I3
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STOLEN AUTO RECOVERED.
Within IS Minutes After 1t Was Taken
In st. Johnsbury.

st. Johnsbury, Oct. 30, Within 45
minutes after an automobile loaded
with groceries had been stolen, as it
was left by its owner on a busy street
early Saturday afternoon. local officers
were notified by Sheriff Davis OF
Woodsville tat he had arrested the al
legged thief.
Gordon Lewis Of Pattonville, a
suburb Of Littleton, n H., was placed
in Caledonia county Jail to wait a
hearing Monday morning The car
with all it's contents has been restored
to Mr.. Daniels.
Lewis has confessed the police say,
that he waited until he saw the owner
leave his car an dthe ndrove it off.
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GOOD FARM-With granite house on Cob
bic hill; As ton hay in barn house can s.
rented with and without land Tel. 225-J or
obo-W. 1914
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Friday, November 3rd,
at one o'clock in the Afternoon,

the following described property:
Bay horse, known as the Kelley
horse: 4 veal calves, about 10 good
sized hens, one horse wagon. one horse
sled, pung, Concord wagon, serviceably
as good as new; blackboard. extra
good sleigh. harrow, driving harnesses.
work harness, grindstone, stone hoat,
chains. bars. scvthes. snaths, forks.
maui. carpenters tools, cross cut saw.
some lumber, lot Of chicken wire, a
quantity Of wood ashes, work bench,
quantity rope, wheelbarrow, and many
other articles not mentioned. About
ton Of hay. Also household furai-
ture including kitchen range and pipe.
three chamber suites. some odd eisairs.
. barrels vinegar. 2 mattresses. several
stands, chairs, tables, 30 gal. jar. se,-
eral storm windows. one good bufIaso
robe, one extra large fur robe. good as
new. etc. etc.
Terms at time Of sale FRIDAY. No
yember 3. at O'Clock.
MRS. CLARA B. HOGAN, Admrx.
ID. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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The Right Kind of Club Spirit.

The Madison Willing Workers club,
Rutland, Miss Catherine Purcell, lead.
err, voted at recent meeting to give
SIS to the Mansfield Poultry club of
Chittenden county, which is raising
money. to purchase an artificial leg for
one Of its members. This vote was
passed upon recommendation of mem
bers of the demonstration team, who
went TO the state fair and met the
members Of the Mansfield Poultry club
team.
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FOUR-RoOM TENEMENT TO RENT--At
premises. Isst12
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D. A. PERRY. AuetiOneer.
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WARNING.
Freemen's Meeting, To Be Held No
vember 9TH, 1922.

Freemen's Meeting, To Be Held No.
vember 9TH. 1922.
The Freemen Of the City Of Barre, In
the County Of Washington and State
of Vermont, are hereby notified and
warned to meet on Tuesday, November
18th. 1922, at 8 o'clock in the fore
noon in their respective Wards at The
several voting places hereinafter
named for the purpose Of electing the
following officers:
IT. s. Senator.
Representative TO Congress-
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
State Treasurer.
Secretary of State.
Auditor of Accounts.
Attorney General
County Senators
Assistant Judges Of the County
Court
Judge Of Probate
States Attorney.
Sheriff.
High Bailiff.
Fifteen Justices of the Peace.
City Representative to represent
the City Of Barre, in the General As
sembly Of the State for the two years
next ensuing.
The following are designated as vot.
ing places:
Ward One: American Legion Bldg.
Ward Two Spsulding School Bldg.
Ward Three: Summer st. School
Bldg.
Ward Four Brook st. School Bldg.
Ward Five: Ward " School Bldg.
Ward Six; City Court Room, City
Hall Bldg.
Dated at the City OF Barre, VT. this
10Th day Of October. A. ID. 1922
WALDRON SHIELD, Mayor.
)ct26-se-Novs
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TO RENTAL OF Washington street. ub-
stairs tenement of rooms and bath hot
water connection, electric lights and xas
for particulars call 17s-R. ls7tf
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Machinery and Tools

New two-horse traverse sled. pune
Sigh, sleigh, hand sled. hay tedder,
top buggy, extra good two-seated eN-
press wagon, pole; wheel harrow,
spring tooth harrow. cultivator. pr.
work harnesses, driving harnesses,
spread chains. whiffletrees, etc: also
coal stove and some other articles of
personal property.
30 tons of hay, all No. I. early cut
quantity Of green oats and rowen.
Terms at time fsale. Lunch for
those coming from a distance.
HENRY FOREMAN, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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10 RENT-Upstsirs tenement at Sc Wash
ington street, for two adults, or more !.
furnished or unfurnished: call or phone
1 ls- 1886
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALTS white Lerhorn hens. some
laying; p. u. ouinian. so Elmwood Ave.
19lt2s
FOR sAI-E-f0 Rhode Island Red puiiets !:
small parlor heater sleigh and liEht
wagon pole; telephone f5t-f. iect6
FOR SALE 80 Rhode Island Red palle's I:
c~ntieuian's black fur coat. iron bed with
nursnrs 2 rockers. stands and some eth
~ small articles % furniture Mrs bertha
sander. Barre r. =. y. No. ;. Tel gzi-s.
lsetts
FOR SAIE-Fifty fun blood r. 4 pallet
nice ones. $50 TO t1.oo each. Mrs. Eia-
lena ~ Boardmsn. Chelsea. VI ie9ti1
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~ hl1Ni--N Warm. 4-room upstairs teno-
ment for small family: gas and electric
lights: hot and cold water: F. C. Wstrnore.
81 Warren street. lssfs
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Administrative Sale
at Auction

The undersigned will sell at pubic
auction 20 the highest bidder on the
premises in Williamstown, four miles
from Barre City and about three miles
from Williamstown village on the West
hill. known as the Perry or Martin
farm, on
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MISCELLANEOUS

XII KLUx KLAN-The mask torn Or Sc
crets revealed Know the official facts
about this un-American organixation-se-
page book tells H. Send fifty cents. money
order or stamps 70 Liberty Book Company.
p. o. Box sas, Kansas City, Missouri. Spe-
cial price to agents. i93tls
TRAPPERS- Schohcld's ready bats and
sccnt-for fox. coon. and mink has been
used over fifty years. THERE'S none better !:
sold nv C.. J. Fisk. Waterbury Centre Yer
mont. 1esf
FURNITURE AND PIANO MovING-John
Anderson. ITO So Main street. Tel.
7fT-R. 1blu
DANCING LESSONS-Privste instruction
BY appointment: call ~ is2 Main street
phone sew: Marie ouinisn. issu
TO RENT-vaeuum cleaners: The Electric
Ssnre. "a Elm strc~r 9ttu
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Machinery and Tools

2 sets of two horse sleds. one Of
which Is nearly newi new pung. sled
body, light two horse wagon. set Stu1e-
baker trucks with body, dump cart.
open buggy. pair heavy work harnesses,
light driving harnesses, spring tooth
harrow, cutsway harrow. two horse
riding cuitivator. corn planter. pillow. 5
h. p. Empire gas engine. nearly new;
drag saw rig. No Is DeIaval cream
separator. and many other articles not
mentioned.
Terms at time of sale. Sale viii be-
gin promptly at 1880 o'clock.
HENRY AND HAROLD HAYES.
Owners.
D. A. PERRY. Auctioneer.
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Is Head of Cattle

0 cows. grade Jersey and Guernseys:
nearly all fresh and milking; all tuber-
culin tested; eighteen months old
heifers; thirteen months old registered
Jersey bull, Jersey heifer calf; bull
one bay horse, twelve years
old, weight about 400 MS; one Of the
best in town; gray horse about 1900
MS. shoats, weight from as to le5
MS. 20 hens.
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WatchfuI WAITING

BY the way, old man, how is your
suit with Miss Roxley progressing r
Slowly. I'm playing a waiting
game at present
"A waiting gameg"
eyes; I'm waiting for her to change
her mind Boston Transcript.
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different Sectisak

The fern season in Jamaica closed
last Friday. Thousands OF dollars
worth have been picked there this year.
Six marriage licenses have been
granted in Windham this year, about
the usual quota for the past three Or
four years. However, the MINISTER,
town clerk and two selectmen are still
unmarried. The population Of the town
is only POI.
Rev. J. c. Emerson, pastor Of the
Congregational church in Charlestown,
N. H., for four years, has resigned to
accept the passionate Of the church in
Benson, assuming the new pastorate
Dec. l.
John and Henry LeCoe and Oscar
Mellon of Mendon and Clifford Bradley
of Bridgewater in a weeks vacation
spent at Lone Pine camp, Bridgewater
Hollow, shot Al rabbits, IL partridges,
five hedgehogs an done woodcock.
Col. James M. Tracy, for many
years a resident of Middlebury, died at
the soldiers home in Bennington Oct.
20, at the age Of N years, He was q
Civil war veteran, having enlisted I'M
the l43d Ohio regiment in 1864 He
was a charter member of William p.
Russell post, G.. A. r., Of Middlebury
and one of its past commanders. He
twice served on the staff of the ma
tional Grand Army, commander and
colonel. After the close of the war, he
engaged upon farming in Cornwall, re-
moving from there to Middlebury. For
a year and half he had been at the
soldiers home.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI-E---Wood lot short distance fron1
East Barre; only those who have lnoneJ
and mean business need to answer this adv|
Adaress NJ a: beede, care Boutwell,. Mind
varnum. Montpelier. VT. 1851
FOR SALE--Winter cabbage AT Si .26s ,
dozen also so White Leghorn bullets 4 III
Mccarthy. r. +. d. No. /. GranitevilIeI
W ls3tf1
CANDY SHOW CASE FOR SALE--l2 III
long; IN good condition: will sell at 4 BARI
gain Barre Fruit Co. l92tl
FOR SALE-GIenwood, Quaker and Macel
cook stoves; also wood and coal heaters
Apram Fine y Son, Corner Main and Gtanit{
street ts Iylt61
FOR ALE--Carrots, turnips and beets. ii
per bushel; Robert Oliver. East Corinth]
" isits}
FOX sALE--ottawa log saw. Az h. p. Io21
s snousa nearly new price right: call at ild
oou.n FAin street. looted
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FOR SALE
;, al direct from manufacturer. sbc. 1881
si.oo = pound. Postage paid on five dol1
i y nc 9r , Write for samples; II. .A|
6AKILETT. Harmony. Maine. ie0t2d
CORD WOOD FOR sALE--2oo cords / n
second growth beech, birch and rnapiel
cur July and August; about 40 per cent
split IN carloads Of ~ cords az more az Si0|
PER RI eord On cars Montpelier or Barre, M. n
N; q. delivery terms cash Frank A. O,Conl
$50. Sss.4sos1
CARROTS FOR sALE-Inquire Of A. wi
clark, Trow hill. Tel. 236-Y. 1s8td
FOR SALE Onions in 100 fb. bags. mol
!: s2.O; No 2, $3.50: Cabbages on their|
roots; si.25 and $1.oo per dozen Savoy s1.5o
per dozen; beets. carrots and turnips $i.oo|
Per Dusnei psrsnips sl.b6 per bu.; H1b-|
%. All delivered Mitchell farm. 'phcnsj
A<ct w. l8ItLI
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TO
MONTREAL
Only s5.00--Only

Tickets good on trains leaving
Barre, o:45 a. m. and 3:45 p. M, Nov.
3rd and 2;45 a. m, Nov. 4th, Mont
pelier $40 a. m. and 4sI0 p. m, Nov.
Srd and $40 a. m, Nov. 4th. and good
returning until Nov. 18th, inclusive. See
flyers for particulars
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THE HOME FARM

containing rs acres, suitably divided;
20 acres Of tillage in good state of cul-
tivation; fences nearly all wire; soft
wood for place; win keep Ia head and
team; two barns in good condition;
both have Easements with cement
floors; horse barn has four stalls; COM
Portable house. recently painted; never
failing water at house and barn. Very
near schools.
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Deep Stuff.

did you hear the story Jack told I
He brought it back from England
yes, / thought it sounted little far
fetched Show Me.
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TOOLS AND MACHINERY

One set heavy sleds, set light sleds,
sleigh. moving machine, horse rake,
cultivator. harrows. horse hoe, land
roller, farm wagon, buggy wagon. har-
nesses. DeIaval cream separator and
all small tools; also blacksmith tools.
including anvil, forge, etc
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

BOYS AND GIRLS--Earn worth while ,re-
miunls or cash commissions: good propo-
sition for lady agent: household necessities
name and address brings full particulars
Box 25s. Athol. Mass lg2fss
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still Harping ON Prohibition.

Yes, Roger. -intoxication is, as
you say, the only kind one can acquire
legally these days. Boston Transcript
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Easily Accounted For.

Brown has lots of IDEAS
Eyes; he's got an excellent memory
Boston Transcript.
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Crops

About % tons of hay. quantity of
ensilage, quantity Of straw. few bushels
potatoes.
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Cents Enough.

Wealthy uncle What would you do
if should give you $l00s
Young nephew--Count it.--Purple
Cow.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

FfREMEN AND BRAKEMEN, beginners
$3.50, later $500 monthly; no strike (which
positionl. Write Railway care Barre
Times.
WANTED AT oNCE-Four or five middle
aged men TO act as statesmen for US in
several or the larger towns of this state !:
eteady positions for those who make good
call or write Morris Sales Co., S72 No. Main
street, Barre, VT 1856
EASTERN ORGANIZATION - Expanding
rapidly, has an opening In northern Ver-
mont for ambitious men. Selling expert
ence not necessary. but desirable. Mar
ried men with auto preferred. First class
references required. Excellent future. Spicn-l
did earnings to start Phone Mr.. Hale,
Barre 77-R. Friday evening for interview:
190tf
WANTED-Boss polisher; steady jobi apply
at Jones Bros. &c. lS6tf
WANTED--A polisher or an apprentices poll
isher: call 668-W 1871
WANTED-First class polsher and polisher
apprentice also cutter apprentices clean,
warm and up-to-date plant; Canton Bros
Inc, Smith street I76tf
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An Accredited Herd

Is head of cattle, one registered
Guernsey bull, three years old; 10
grade cows, Jerseys and Guernseys,
mostly all fresh; yesrIing, three
calves; pair horses, weight about 2500
MS, sound and good workers, one SCR
rel horse; 2 shoats, weighing about l35
fbs. each; so White Wyandottes ard
r. l. reds.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-sssarn
heat c. 1omnsi block ID two niKkts IN
ouire or the premise isetf
Two FRONT OFFICES IN scAMPTaa
BLOCK TO RENT-Wri rsnt single CT
donbles phone si7-W o. gar f7sf
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Sweet Cider
HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-4-room upstairs tenement a. /
East street: Tel. 425-Y. 1921
TO RENT-W Woodworking shop at 60 south
Main street; inquire Of w. A. Lane. l9lts
FOR RENT-seven-room house. 7s Rail-
road street inquire c. A. Gale as Barre
street, Montpelier, phone 93-M. l92t5s
FOR RENT--s-room house with barn will
sell or trade; gas range and some house,
hold furniture for sale; c. r. cumminc.
II French street. or 383-W. 1915
FOR RENT--For 8 months or one year g.
room LIST floor apartment at l East ST 4
fully furnished or will rent unfurnished
for immediate occupancy: A. A. Boyce. rs
rear street. l91t3
TENEMENT TO REMIT So. Main street !.
vacant Nov. LIST: inquire " f. Ayers
TO RENT-Tenement IA Terrace Ave. va
567-R. ,oa.s
FOR sRENT-Seven room furnished bouse
complete in every detail centrally located
people without children as house must IL
kept in excellent condition; write 70
House" care Times office. 1855
TO RENT-6-room cottage at 1870 se,n;3.
airy street electric lights, bath rent res-
sonable; inquire Mrs. H. @. Mcdonnell, Tel.
-. l69tf
TO RENT Upstairs tenement at Sc Wash
furnished or unfurnished call or phone
fisk. iaass
TO RENT-Warm. 4-room upstairs tena
:. ment for small family gas and electric
lights; hot and cold water: F. C. Wst,nore.
% warren street 1876
TO RENT--Nov. /. second story tenement
q four rooms. bath and pantry. centrally
located Tel. 764-W. 1s8tf
FOR RENT Tenement rooms. pantry AMI,
toilet, electricity and gas ground door.
at 4e5 North Main street; new paint ara
paper; low price for winter to right ned
pie; A. NJ Batchelder. 2s Fairview street.
Tel. 46o-M 1871
~ hEsI-At % Washington street. up
stairs tenement of rooms and bath hot
water cennccton, electric lights and xas |
for particulars call 179-R Is7tf |
TENEMENT TO RENT--At
10 Ayers street; vacant Nov. L inquire AZ
premises ls3t12
GOOD FARM-with granite house on Cob
pie MI 40 ton hay in barn: house can b.
.ented with and without land Tel. 225-J or
,6s-W. 1e,te
HOUSE TO RENT-At No. River stree*. |
Barre, VT; Strong Hardware Co.. Bu-linr-
on, w l7ztf
70 Rents acres Of land: also ! 5-roop.
house. with hot and cold water good barn.
table. nenhouse and shed: known Mead
'wbrook farm. near csrbarn. electric pow
4 plant and state garage and can work IA
ither Barre or Montpelier: inquire OF Mrs..
'lary M Richards. near Marvin farm
Montpelier. VT. or Tel. 227-M: Mrs. w. G.
'irie. Barre. W. 17rtf
70 RENT-Modern 5-room downstair t4ne-
nent, Kirk street inquire Angus Mac.
donald. 10 Kirk street. or telephone 442-R. |
167tf
OUR ROOM TENEMENT TO RENTAL |
newly repaired Tel. 7s4-w. 1854
TENEMENT TO RENT--Inquire Of Mrs..
james Ahern. Al East street. Tel. 245-w.
1904
% RENT-Five room downstairs tenement.
with electric lights and bath. cellar. barn |
rivtlexes and rood garden: situated at IL
lark y, telephone SCR or inquire at li-i2
iowfsnd B1dc yio~f
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STOCK

Six grade Jersey and Holstein cows,
some due soon, balance TO freshen be-
fore Jan IS; two yearlings. I bull; 2
pigs, weight about $50 pounds each;
pair black horses, weight about 1000
pounds.
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WANTED

WANTED Midde-aged woman wants work
call as Long street 1925
WANTED Now or later. Job as station
airy fireman and steam engineer; is years
experience on railroads and powerhouses I;
has iremsn's examination answer by let
ter to m. H. E. care Times Office 1925
WANTED Three small or two large un-
furnished rooms suitable for light house
keeping; Mrs. Geo. Lafayette. West hill.
Tel. 395-22. 1o2t3%
SITUATION WANTED - Young man ls yrs.
old would like work would like oppor-
tunity TO learn trade: addres Trade, Times
Office. lgit6s
! WILL GIVE $50 for so good pullets. lay
ing ar win lay soon: reds or rocks or
Wyandottes or Orpingtonsy call or write III.
II. ROGERS. Royalton. Vt, Tel. s7-l2. isits'
WANTED TO BUy-Live poultry: drop a
card to A. J. Broderick. Barre. 1912
WANTED Children Of any age 70 board
on farm: Mrs. Robert Wilcox. WASHING
ton, VT iSst5e
CASH PRICES For old rags. metals. iron.
MAGAZINES. papers. etc; Tel. so7-R. Sam
Gould. 1876
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-30

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wANTED--At
The Kellogg. 20 School street. Montpelier:
Tel 672-M. ls9tf
WANTED Woman that loves children 70
help iii mothers place on farm; address
r.. N. Coffin. Randolph Ctr. or N. u. Tel:
764-W. Barre. isAtf
wANTED--A woman to do washings at the
house inquire Of Mrs. w. A. Bradford.
lob South Main street, Barre, VI. 1851
WANrED--Youn women to enter Barre
City hospital TRIMMING school TO train 70
become nurses; apply 70 the superintendent
at the hospital isfrf