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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hakkerup and
two children motored Sunday to
Alexandria where they visited friends
and returning to Bemidji today.
A. Flatner, a former resident of
Bemidji, .motored to Bemidji Sunday
and called on friends for q few hours,
returning to Mcintosh thit night.
Polar Pie. Ask for It. 2-14tt
Mrs. E. G. Brown, Ills Dewey
avenue, has as her guest her grand
mother, Mrs. E. S. Grasse, of Fargo,
N. D., who will visit at her home for
about three weeks p ssss
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Berg living on
the Scott farm west Of town, enter
tanned at 1880 o'clock dinner last
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker,
and Miss Alma Larson of Fifth ward.
Big dance at Old Armory Monday
evening, June 26.- Music by :Shuck's
Jazz Orchestra. Dancing starts at
9 o'clock. .., 2d6-27
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Brawick were in
Bemidji Monday arranging to erect
house on their farm near Nary.
Their home burned some time ago
and they have lived in Minneapolis,
but are returning to the farm.
Mrs. l., w. French, who went last
week to Alexandria to attend the dis
trict meeting of the Home Mission
ary society, went from there to
Osakis to visit relatives and from
there intended to; 60 to. Little Falls
to visit relatives over the Fourth.
Mrs. Frank Leonard and daughter,
Miss Adelaide, of -. St. Paul were
guests Friday and Saturday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross
bach, Fifth ward. They also had as
their week end guests Mrs. Ross
bach's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. War
wick of St. Paul.
Mrs. Edward Erickson returned
Monday to her home at New Effing-
ton, s. D., having come to Bemidji
last week to attend the funeral of
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Miss Geneva Barnes. a student al
the Bemidji Business college for the
past six months, left today for he1
home at Ball Club to spend her sum
imer vacation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-27

a.. Flatner, a former resident of
Bemidji, .motored to Bemidji Sunday
and called on friends for 9 few hours,
returning to Mcintosh thit night.
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Miss Dorothy .Darner is reported
to be quite ill with asthma at the
summer home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C: F. Darner, Grand Forks Bay.
Miss Martha Halvorsen, a student
at the Teachers: college, spent the
week end at her home at .Gonvick, re-
turning to resume her studies Mon
day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-27

MIR. and Mrs. N. L, Hakkerup and
two children motored Sunday to
Alexandria where they visited friends
and returning to Bemidji today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-27

Mr., and Mrs. Joe Berg living on
the Scott farm west Of town, enter
tanned at 1870 o'clock dinner last
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker,
and Miss Alma Larson of Fifth ward.
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turned Monday afternoon from
Thief River Falls where they visited
his brother and family over the week
end. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. A: r. Richie and
family motored Sunday to the sum
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Fer
rell and family, Farley, where they
spent the day. 49,:
Polar Pie. ASK Tor #. 2-14tt
Miss Ragnhild Mogster returned
Monday from. her home at Leonard
where she spent the week end with
her parents. She is summer school
student at the Teachers college.
s-.=--- -.:-----3 ~ :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Barnell, Oak
street, left Sunday on an extensive
auto trip to Fargo, Thief River Falls
and Winnipeg, and other places.
They expect to return in about two
weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, arrived in Be-
midi Monday from Billings, Mon
tana, and will be guests during the
summer months of her mother, Mrs.
P. J. Russell and family. and her sis
ter, Mrs. J. A. Younggren.
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~ $4,000 to loan on Yarns. sDeAD
Land company. .~. LIST
y Miss Gladys Carney left. this morn
ing for St. Cloud where she will at
tend the Brennan-W eismann nuptials
to take place: there tomorrow. Mr..
Brennan is Bemidji man, being en-
ployed in a blacksmith shop here.
+ Miss Lucy Barrett returned Mon
day night from Wadena where she
went Saturday morning because Of
the serious illness Of an uncle, She
visited her mother and other relatives
Sunday at Staples, en- route home.
Miss Eta Roth of Minneapolis,
who has been a guest, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. listed and family,
Lake boulevard, for the. past ten
days, left this noon for her home
going via the Range towns where she
expected to visit en- route.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-27

4 $4,000 to loan on farms. sDeAp
Land company. .~. LIST
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-06-27

Big dance at Old .Armory Monda!
evening, June 20 Music by ;Shuck''
Jazz Orchestra. Dancing starts a
9 o'clock. -, 2d6-2I
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
q Minutes To Answer This.

q MlnuIeg 10 A1l8 = AAss
In Zach sentence one blank il hl!ed
with , iranspnsition Of tho other. All
;hc blanks TO contain words OF six
letters. ..-
No. /. The vol - ...iist evidently
possesses - -.
No. .. Tho schoolboy got into
through his -.
No. g. The school - walked ny
the side Of the -.
40. The - stopped swimming
No. 5. My friend had to - and
so VIC
Answer TO YsstSrday's.
Peter, the youngest boy. was . so
wears OF age. and the professor was
lis. In 50 years. tho ages OF the
three eldest boys. combined. will equal
1875 years and tho professor VIII De
Of Is, just have as much.
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- 10 lesser lights n the h"t"t;"c
snl. r..r,rtr. hous. ~ Mr. Iinj.;"
Montgomery Madison Wa EASY ,hs
one - CrtIi,~' c&U'c"H.". Ia Ward
iowa h" establishments Of tn" patient
and hayd worNtHc wlir" performed
IL" Offices "t taH;," h"'"i and h'aSi"1
as its guests a select group - men and
women vino w"rS active ~ IN" business
~ the community. There Wa. for ~
stance. The w"ar-n~d aad diiigeH' Ma
ONT Peters. instructor in English a.
tho Academy: LILLIAN Lave. var"-tcc
for the Star. AVID Montgomery. The
rest DID not count; ~ ~" table they
were. for tho most part. Impressed ~
dcr,s.ve fpr as Montgomery frequently
said. IN Wl-atowu there were no 9TH"
reactions n intellect.
For a while Miss Lane has hcoH q.
pride "e m" place. her signed f..
stories n he Star rlak.T; her n ...-
sonase Then Il was learned that the
modest Miss Ie,"~S &ad written = Sh,S;
story which had been published III a.
magazine. and VAS AZ wurH on a EnN"l.
Her chair wyS moved down neat 20 the!
w.t'"~ pitcher ont lie H"wSoar"~ w"TrtAi
and n" 'oacb"- enjoyed attea',@ni
Whenever they SpoN" y was thea
Montgomery Madison mr,ed over from
the Mn-d.,wa JjousH AMI took his
place. by Tisi3t. a. IN" E"tA o. the fable.
II had been said ot HIM l." WAS the
has, oca,ov IN the northern end O the
state
IL seems Ike" said Mrs Hodge when,
one &C her ne.ghbo-S delivered has-I
kec o. eggs =; the back G"or. all OF NY
dreams are coming true. | have always
wanted - MAX" my table the certerl
- she enlightened conversation oti
Warltown. and | have boaSted there
Was q tone about 40 iIoG-c board and
room mo- :" p" found anywhere else.
Since Mr.. Madison arrived you have,
70 idea how mach more elevated We
have h".'"T,e |; - romtor; ~ nNet
os NY tastes 10 her" my ,!;t!e family
talking ahou' w"rth-wh;lr things iH-I
stead ~ ASKING COR second helpiUES."
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80 -. ,,,r'Mc..,, .r.,,.s r.....rrai or
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IN a "''S'' '"n. '""''.' ,r., -
HoS"'if '''h''"'''' n''
..F'T ~" sam" SN'''H b" ".'- ,l
her" must ." new ''' i ,''..'
f'u Cam" 'n'hS.H ~ '.N '''
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mont
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A Stenographer's Romance
A CHAT ABOUT A WOMAN EMPLOYER
By JANE PHELPS

worse than men do. They never save
themselves. Mrs Barrett works like q
horse and expects everyone In tho Office
to do the same You can imagine /
didn't feel very enthusiastic. but ] had
to have work, so ! waited. and in be-
tween telephone calls chattcd with the
girl"
What else did she tell you Nellie
asked az Mary kept silent.
she said: Women bosses aren't TO
10 depended upon, they make promises.
then if anything goes wrong with their
business they try to sneak out OF keep
ing them. They always have some eN-
Gusc that sounds all right. The trouble
with them is they amt been used 10
bossing' Just then Mrs. Barrett came
IN. She was a tall. thin woman with
long face. and Jet black hair. She
looked inquirinGly at me-, while she
talked TO the grill. asked about mes
sagcs. and so on. Then she said:
What can do for you? Her man
ner was quick and business-like. I told
he: | came in answer to the advertise
mcnt."
'Kcfcrences:' she snapped.
'Ycs.' | replied And gave them to
her. You should have seen her real
them Her black eyes seemed 10 just
snap UP VIC N''pS'
"pidnI she say anything" Nellie
asked.
Yes, she said they seemed all rtSht.
Then she asked what pay | wanted.
told her SIS. just what had in my last
plac c."
" Too much she said in that bust
ncss-!ike way. I can't pay over sl".
Business doesn't warrant it. Then sh.
turned TO her desk as II that ended IT.
"I'll take Il until prove ! am worth
what I ask told her. but she said she
wanted no dissatisfied girl In her office.
one who was all the time thinking she
was worth more than she was getting:
that anyway she had partly promised
the position to another girl went
away and. Gladys. | couldn't feel sorry
didn't get the job badly as / needed
il. But It wasn't fair 10 judge all
women employers by her. any more than
Il IS fair tn judge all men by one VINO
isn't the righ: sort
What makes you say that? Nellie
asked. Did you try another woman
YES ] d!dn', get the job. but she
WAS 50 kind Said she wished she
could afford an experienced girl. but she
could nay only SIS. 7 can't live on that
because havc.to send money home.
Tomcrrow-Ncllie Envies MI fallonS
Protected by George Matthew Adams)
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>||5E4HlTFnaDp 9 1zzAdz Schustet
1HLAd7 Schustef

Accordingly ~ sa: NJ late writing
an address &C. l,. read hc;o"" ''c TOWN.
and Gown clu' NrNr muvu.u. ~ 81
y,.iopr appeared 'Nrry ;i&"lv.' ~"'d
Mad son -, u better than IN" OF"
have written. BTt lu-' Oh" sam" !
won; even read u until after have
Sp"ken" He Shovcd the envelope into
MS pocket.
THAT afternoon Mont En~cry Madison
road speech he had written himself
and. hcHauS" Il was Ms. found hc had
gained n delivery MOI" thsr enough
n ofYS"; = possible loss N quality. ""
had rclcr been 9" warm" aup.aTd"d
on tho way 10 tho boarding house Va
read tho Other spccch with envy. II
~ could have written tina, ono. II" d." .
c!dcd. hn would be TOO big man for
Ward;own.
As II VAS early Montgomery went :"
Mrs Hodges pario- \ a1.l brought
IN y niIo Of the Evening Stars and he
turned :ha raros "C ono. 1i"r" was N"
s'o-v OF 'he cluh meeting and h"r" was
hIs speech. Montgomery stiffcncd A.
cordi0E - th!s 10 had delivered the
address which had been showed under
hls door II was Miss Lane, then Sh"
had boon saving duplicates Il thas"
speeches. and just for this. II" i""-"i
up. Sh" was standing before h.rn.
ready - apologize.
"You are 'nn G'rl 90 the speeches"
said Montgomery. You see, hav"
found you out"
Il am very so-ry," Lillian answered
and there were tears IN hcr eyes.
Don't be sorr" They were fNc
speeches hut 7 coudn'; 30 on using
them as nv own. Don; he sorry !
found you out. You know
Lillian smiled rucfu'ly. II am go,
sorry YOU found ne out 10Y any az
those things" 81" dahhcd hcr eyes.
"Oh. don't YOU So" Everybody Whn
was there says toIay'e speech was he
best YOU ever delivered hiluI|
write ~
Tcmorrow--A Younger SON.
Copyright. 1922. Geo. Matthew Adams
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shaken and III" nippic Put cr Inc bottle.
IN to This tin" my ho'll" has been
st0pr"rcd Win some very can absorb
en-, cotton and tho nipyl" h"l" - nan"
inst large enough 50 that IA" milk VIII
DROP in rather large drora bat no; flo"
out.
When have my feeding. Mama %
';rarrrlis "r Aunt sue az lladH takes
me M and gives = :" m. u II wer"
give, - M ~ my crib. n'i"hi get mt"
the bad habit Of altorna:"lN eating ann
slcer,ug and take too long "N"r u AMI
rcrhaps got n lri Of air IL my tumWy
that would make nj" haI" cole.
II g. 2 terribly hadc thin i"r Wis Kid
lies 10 get III" had haht; at Sleeping
with a rirrlc in our mouths. " ] 60
20 sIccD while | am ca;inE-I don 10
I. very often. Inst Il do. ! am gently
shaken and reminded that oven though
aunarcntly | would rather sleep tham cat
=, that time l must not 10 il.
Sometime | am going I" ,'ii you aN"Ct
that terrific thing. cole. ! have mad
vory littlc IF il. but very little Is 10"
u,uch believe me. Au rcNn!r.
To rnorrow-Answers to Correspondents
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Chapter :!
Soon ac:or cora lcfi a girl from
Gladly home town came IN
81 Ann en- discouraged. GLADYS" Mary
H,rinu said after they had "hattcd
hit.
''What's tho matter. Mary"
"Tn on, If work. have tried every
where. But business is slow. they arc
.a,jnr If girls instead % taking them
on. thought ] would Try eeulhE
rl,cc with = woman boss. | have had
on" or Tvs" unpleasant experiences WI"
Iurn. :.ird in.u 'th"Ugn, e" an Office
v,brrs = Woman was tho head the petty
jraInus."~ between tn" girls would he
Eliminated | answered an ADVERTISE
yurni Of y woman real-c$ta;c agent u
va. = nice looking office. n" 90" iher"
nur a very Young girl at tn" telephone
desk. asked for Mrs. Barrett. 'hat
vas tho agents name, and the g'rl san
she would H." in soon, that "h" was
Sn0Wir. somc hatS.
Ever work for woman hoSS7s she
asked ~" when | i"Id h"r | had come
in answer 20 tho advertisement. | i"id
lcr had not. nut Thought | would Ike
Ia.
They Get awtully fussy sometimes
sbc satd mostly over little things. 90
Oft malt Goo ht'i anu b'H N'i' ~ ''''''
out the right Of things. Then II they
don't rent their places il makes them
cross Sumrway they can't sc"m -
take things Ike men do--and tneN
take II out on the stenoEraphcr In.
less I'm here. then It's just as apt I"
h. me catches IL. They get ratified, too.
easier iran mon. And they never for
gci II Il You make a mistake. can stop
talking abnu: it, Why. Mrs. Barrett
will bring up a mistake | mad" month
ago lust rs If | had made II today. or
course there il one thing in working
,or w"lnan--%ou don't have I" PUT
un with any nonsense Ike YOU have 70
from i man. especially in my position
But YOU don't get the tips either so
guess It's about even stephen.
Il should think she would have DIS
rouragcd you.' Gladys remarked.
"Sh" did in 4 way. hut ! was d''per-
ate" Mary Norton rcnii"d. Il had Spcn,
nearly all had saved
"1rs awful To want n job so had. [
know" Nellie brok" IN. She always
listened with intens" interest TO any
story told by Il working girl.
II asked her II she would advise me
"a watt Mary went OIL. "Sh" had
made mo feel that il dill get the place
il wouldn't last. She said:
Not unless you're up against l.
pretty hard. They work you awful'y.
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(Copyright, 1922. Geo. Matthew Adams.
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The rcnusy ivania Railroad Veterans
a~>nrra'inn will hold is annual banquet
.. tar MrI.ur" hotel tomorrow after
noon starting nj i:30 O'Clock. Circuit
Court Judge j. r. Sommcr"illc VIII be
inas,maSi"r Attorney Joan J. COMM
and ri!y Manager Charles u. bowler
Will deliver tn" principal addresses.
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IN war times they shoot spies. us
pretty custom that might wei "e oo-
served in peace times.
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SPECTATOR FINED
IN CRIMINAL COURT

Charles NarNtcr. charged wi:h yi"-
Ia,ing tn" Speculative Securities Net.
pleaded guilt IN criminal court ycst"r.
dav aud WIS Nu"t San and costs by
Judyc Alan II. Robinson.
iiarprer was indicted last spring un-
der IN" I:luc Sky law ror operations
hero ir ~. sal" Of speculative S"cu:i-
Ties. - far'S In tho case showed
Uarptrr Technically violated the law
and undr~ this group of fact the plea Of
guilty was entered.
There Is n good excuse Tor 4 bald
hnah mt nnt for 4 MalruS mnStAChe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17

Cotton Sheet Blankets
Just the right size and weight for sheets, they
come in gray and tan with pink and blue borders
and embroidered edges. Size 66x80 inches
89c each, S1.75 a pair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17
WEBSTERVILLE

Mrs. David Ceake has returned from
Windsor, after visiting with relatives
for a few days.
Edward Wark, accompanied by his
brother, William, arrived in town Sat
urday afternoon, after having passed an
extended vacation in Canada and the
northwest.
Mrs. Alexander Bowerman Of Provi-
dence, X. l., IL passing a couple of
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Edward Anderson.
Arthur w. Edwards returned from
Beebe. p. O., where he has been EN-
ployed.
George Mitchell and Harry Miller
went on Sunday 10 North Danvilic,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17
aPEERLEssD GOODS DISPLAYED.


Peerless union suits of all shapes
sizes and prices, as we'll as the mate
rial from which they are made, 90 to
make up one Of the most interesting
window displays Of the season now on
view at the H. "A. Rogers 4 Co. cloth
ing store.
A great deal more interest is taken
in Peerless display than any other
union suit because Barre is the home
of Peerless made suits, the entire sup
ply coming from the factory on South
Main street. These union suits are sold
by every store in the city and it was
only on account Of its central loca-
tion that the Rogers store was picked
to display the line which is the same
as that shown at the Mems Apparel
club show in Boston recently.
Several of the different grades OF
material used are shown on their va
rious spools, together with lengths Of
the finished cloth and the suits which
they 90 to make up. Every grade Of
suit from $3.50 summer weight to the
nHest 9iU IAN ana winter WeiRht SUIT.
The display in the window shows the
fall and winter suits only. Another
attractive feature Of the display is an
electric sign. Of which all the letters
stand out individually from base,
each forming bulb with the lighting
wires inside Of II and bearing the le-
gend Peerless Union Suits
Officials Of the mill declared yes.
terday that business was on the gain
at the factory and il is expected that
the coming season will prove one Of
the most successful since the plant
opened in this city.
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TALK or THE TOWN

Universalist dance We'd, Oct. rs
adv.
For cement and brick work call Leel
90 Pleasant street, phone 276,6.--adv
| G. Fl. Ray of Norfolk, Va, arrived in
the city yesterday on an extended
visit.
Latest styles, best of quality at low
est prices. Mrs. BRINE, Laurel street.
adv.
George Straiton returned to the city
this morning from business visit to
Boston,
y. s. Mudgett arrived in the city
yesterday from White River junction
for a visit
L. +. Staubin and A. Ally Of Derby
arrived in the city yesterday on a
business visit.
Maurice Smith Of Branford, Conn,
is passing a short visit at his home
in Graniteville
L. r. Timer and wife of New York
City were visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day.
M. Il. johnson and Russell Pratt Of
Washington have been passing two
day visit in the city.
Miss r. M. Boyes returned to the
city yesterday after an extended Wis
it to Ottowa, Canada.
William f. Mitchell arrived in the
city yesterday from Norwich. Conn,
to take up his studies at Goddard SEM
mary.
Baptist Phlatheas are invited to the
home Of Mrs. Fred Grearson, Nelson
street, for work meeting Friday eve
ming, Oct. 20.
Clyde Lawless is taking the place
of Harry Houghton on the parcel post
truck for few days, while Mr..
Houghton is on his vacation.
At the Baptist church Wednesday
there will be an apron and fancy arti-
Gle sale. together with the harvest din
ner and supper. Buy here for your
Christmas gifts. adv.
Mayor Waldron Shield of this city
was among those going to Hanover, |
N. H., to-day to attend the political |
conference of the Republicans Of Ver-
mont and New Hampshire.
Four young men were seen walking
up Main street last evening, bare
footed. 1t is not known whether they |
we're paying up world series bet, 1
whether it was hazing party or, 4
worse yet, quartet of unfortunatcs
who could not afford shoes,
Mrs G. Barberi, dressmaker, Brook
treet, offers reasonable prices on fall
md winter dresses and coats, mate
ial furnished and finished complete
n any style desired; serge dresses sl2
md up, poiret twill SIS and up, du-
retyn SIS and up, coats $l2 and up.
Idv.
Household goods for sale, including
.itchen range, refrigerator, bedroom
ute complete, with springs and mat
rcss, several chairs, straw mating for
oors. portieres, couch covers, dishes,
t. Sale this week Thursday and Fri
ay afternoons from to 4 O'Clock in
arm at corner Of North and East
treets, opposite Currier park, L. $. !
ates. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17

Extreme changes Of weather during
fall cause many colds and coughs. For
quick relief from throat. chest and
bronchial trouble. coughs. colds and
Group use Foleys Honey and Tar. Con
tains no oPiates-ineredients printed On
the wrapper. Largest selling cough med
irine in the world. ~Foiey's Honey snd
Tar y the most pleasant and efficient
remedy for coughs snd colds that ever
saw. uritc- Wm Jones. n Dsrs. in
Sod escrywhers.- sdv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17
Beauty is Skin Deep
Good Blood Is Beneath Both

Utica, N. Y, 1T is always pleasure
to me TO recommend Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to any one who il in
need Of good tonic. Whenever be-
come in a rundown, weak or nervous
condition, bottle of DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery strengthens and
builds up my general health ms no other
medicine ever has Mrs. Dora Will
liams, 222 Lansing avenue.
A beautiful woman is always well
woman. Your health il most vital TO
you If run down. weak or nervous, 60
to your neighborhood drug store and
obtain this tonic in tablets or liquid
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17
CRANITETJLLE

The annual ehicken-p supper will
be given in the PRESBYTERIAN church
hall on Thursday, Oct. 10, beginning
to serve at . p. M, for the small sum
of 30 cents for adults, and 25 cents
for children under II. Be on hand
before the rush.--ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-17

where they listened to sermon BY
DIR. Peterson, former pastor at the
Baptist church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amedy OF
Worcester. Mass, arrived in town Sat
urday, being called here by the serious
illness of the formers mother. Her con
dition remains about the same.
William Edwards and family Of Tops
ham spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Anna Mcleod had as guests on
Sunday Harold Greene and relatives
from Claremont. n. II.
Joseph Rock visited in Woodbury. on
Monday.