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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-15
SAND HILL

The fourth quarterly meeting OF this
Methodist Episcopal charge. Will 10
held on Sunday at Salem.
Tho Sand Hill Sunday school gave .
basket picnic last Saturday at the resi-
dcncc OF Mr.. A. D. Winters on the STONE
church road which proved very enJ-
toyable affair and r large crowd vas
In attendance The refreshment WAs
furnished free TO all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. Kent returned
home Thursday evening from pleasant
visit with relatives at Spencer. W. Va.
Mr.. A. D. Winters and sons, Herbert
md Merton. are spending this week IN
the mountains on camping and nunt-
Ing trip.
Mrs. Josephine Drum has returned to
her home here after spending several
months visiting in the city.
Miss Olga Dague. nurse at the Ohio
Valley General hospital is spending her
vacation at her home here.
Miss Blanche Luke. teacher OF the
Rel school. Ohio county. spent the week
end ut her home here.
Mr. william Tendon. OF the village.
has moved to his residence At CEDAR
Rocks. Elm Grove.
Mr.. C. A. Mcmillan haa accepted
nnsitIon rs teacher In Warwood school
and his family expect to Join him In Q
short time.
Mrs. Nancy Bruce. OF West Alexander.
Is visiting Mrs. Hayes Francis ana Mfs.
James Junk!ns.
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Rush and dAueh.
tors serelda and Harriet. OF North Main
street. city. visited Mr.. George Fox Ahd
family on Sunday.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dagus
Of Oak Hill. a daunghter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Grimes ana
family Of Clinton, spent Sunday Win
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Kent
Mrs. Belle Marsh and Miss Annie M.
Winters. of the village. 10 spending some
time the guest OF Mrs. A. D. winters.
Of stone church road.
Miss Madlyn Dasue 10 visiting hef
aunt Mrs. Joseph McCausland. OF Elm
Grove.
Miss Dorothy McCausland has return.
ed home from three weeks visit IN
Pittsburgh. Pa. -,
Mrs. L. c. Mcwhorter Is seriously III
with congested lungs. DR.. r: M. Pedi.
cord is the attending physician.
Mr.. Charles Ge!seler has sold his farm
at Upper Sand Hill to Mr.. Wilbur NC.
C'learv. Mr.. Geiscler will hold public
sale and sell hts live stock. grain. house.
hold furniture, as he anticipates retfr-
ing from the farm.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conrad.
a daughter.
Mr.. Ed. Francis and family attended,
the West Alexander fair on THURSDAY.
Mr.. Glenn Kent has secured Work IN
Trisdelphia, and left for that place on
wednesday.
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SUGAR MARKET.

New York. Sept. l4.-Th" local mar.
sow suvar was more active
10 dsy and rr'ccs were o'siN%: declining
70 the basis OF -. cents '"r .1"S,.
ro,, and freight, equal - ':n"' 'or
centrifugal. The sales aggregated ap"u'
s.. 4nn haEs ~ Cuhss ai'"s' ava near!
~ quoted pr!r-s
7>bc r,w SUGAR tntures market was
,,..d, 8, the start. hut s1Nom FeaKeneo
undor renewed selling pressure pr"nip Z,
sd n, he decline N The "n"' market
and tno continued ltsht demand FOR re-
,Inrd CLOSING pr!csS wer" 'hree 10
.lrht rr!n,s ne, lower Chasing: o''o-
her c.1cc TIecemt-r, s.e7c.
The refined market was easier IN sym
narthy with raws and prices vera un-
.h.p-ad ia a. points lower, With me
sr,rula,rh now listed at ei-Sc to $500
.I.h..,-n .ro,, ~ NJ tH"rease IN the
GnrIaNi
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

Pittsburgh Sept. l4.-Apple'Ssr-
rails No. Maiden Blush and Alexsp-
ders. .2.75 10 $500. Bushel baskets:
New FORKS. No Maiden Blush. Aleu-
onders and Wolf Rivers. On cents 10
Il o.. Illinois, No Jcnathans. 81 o'
10 1928
Cnions-lnd!anas and oh!os. 100
pound sacks: No yallows' $40 10
A.. 50. whites. $50 TO $l.6S
Ru,ter--Creamery western prints
4si, 20 - cents: tubs. 44is to b cents:
Pennsylvania and Ohio. tubs 81 - ~
cents per pound.
Ecge-.Fresh select. 81 10 SIS cents:
currcn, receipts so 70 RI cents PER
per dozen.
Cheesc--Full cream. - n c5 cents
per pound
pound sacks: No. : New
Jerse, cohhlNrs $3.50 n s?.35: New
Yorks and Michlgans. No. whites
sso5 - so35 per sack.
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PRODUCE MARKET
LOGAN AND BRYhN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
fpv nrdvat, wire to A. 3. Masten q Col

Nv York. Sept -. Today's msr-
kct was very nucn mixed AFFAIR.
fnw spac!ali'ics il industrial list sto"d
ont prominently strong and thu sudden
hurst ~ strength IN A'Chison served 10
stimulate - slight 6eTrs" the IN
ouiry IN tho balance "F the raj! dr-
nor,ment The stead'ness If the rails
innor,cd an ar Of firnncFs 70 the gen
eral market but II was distinctly o.
sorv,t;a that the desire ~ labor IN
~. l.rvirg side ~ IN" industrial stocks
ne whole has suhsided. IN fact the
yarr. dealings Of YESTERDAY ard TO-DAY
IRE taken 70 indicate that heaVT 'ea',|.
ir- sales md distribution has hGen
conducted ard I, may b. some time ne
for. .nc mnrkc, as general thing has
flpcsfed Same. 4.
rullish idrla nr" not So much III
..;dc,,n as 4 short while ago ana Ia
- mich az the public buying power
las contracted u q marked. degree u
;,,ou,d no, he a surprising occurrence 20
,so ,aluse yield very easily "h re-
nan.,I or proftt taking sales.
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CHICAGO BUFTER.

Chicago, Sept i4-There was
s,,shtly stoadicr position noticeable In
the butter market today. Fine butter
continued scarce. with buyers In some
cases paying premiums Medium and
undergradrs were still hard 10 move.
but the total volume OF business In the
lower scores was larger than yesterday
The prices paid were very Irregular
Sales ON SIS score ranged from SOL: to
ST.. cents Cars Of centralized con-
tralized continued Arm. with buyers
naying one cent mora for the 50 score
oars. lightweight score cars were in
active. with 3li7 cents asked and 81
reotg Md
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'MECHEN


Funeral services for the Mrs August
Nelc,ncyer will be held from her late
home near Shcrrard Saturday afternoon
AT 80 o'clock Rev. Raschc of the
81. PauIs church of Wheeling Will be IN
charge ~ the services. anterment VIII
be in Mt Zion cemetery OF wheeling
Mrs Medemcyer was ST years Ola
and was born in Hanover Germany,
Aurust "a, 1889. She was member Of
the st Pauls church for 40 years having
come To- this country when girl. he
side her widower, August. she is sur
viyel by children. Mrs. Albert Fred
ricks II Wheeling. Mrs. August lnr'
reans Of Renw"od. Mrs. Charles Dorscy
Of McMechcn. Mrs. William Abbets Of
Baltimore and Mrs. Adolph Neidcrmeyer
Of Rerwood.
Council Meeting.
Members of the town council held
their regular weekly business meeting
I'm tho mayors office on Marshall street
last evening. At this meeting the reg
uIar routine business Of the week was
discussed together with tho bridge
matter that Is beginning I" assume
serious aspects 1t was understood tina '
tho bridge was TO be dCnH In ninety
DAYS or forfeit Of $4,000 was 10 be
given the towns Of McMechen and Ben
wood. Work was started on this bridge
hut was suspended because o! Labor
trouble and has not been continued since
contractor II. l.. Seabright has the con
tract for the work.
All Day Session.
Members Of the Ladies Aid Society ~
the First NJ F.. church held an all DAY
session in the church Yesterday. At
noon they were served to a luncheon
and the afternoon was spent In quilt
Ing and needlework. business meet
Ing WAS held during the day.
Legion Meeting.
a. 4. Mountain Post. No. ) Of tho
American Legion will meet In their hall
on Marshall street this evening where
they Will hold thaIr regular semi-month-
lv business meeting. At this meeting
plans viii he discussed for a member
ship drive that this post is planning
10 nut on. This meeting was to be held
last week but owing TO the fact that
several of tho members could ont be
present It was postponed until today.
Glass Meeting.
The Victory class Of the First NJ. E.
church met at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Bowers ~ South Garfield street where
they held their regular monthly busi-
ness meeting. After the business OF the
evening had been disposed Of program
consisting of games and dancing wa.
enjoyed 4 lunch was served ut the
close Of the evening.
Library Day.
The library will be open today Tor all
who wish n borrow books. In the after
noon the children Will be given the pref
erencc Of attention as this time has been
set aside for this purpose. In the even
Ing all are welcome to visit the library
and borrow any books they may desire.
Mcfechen Briefs
Mrs Lota MCMechen has returned
home after spending some time In Mar
ietta. O.. visiting friends.
Conductor &. 4. beats has returned
home after spending some time In
Huntington attending convention OF
the railroad conductors.
John Roush Of Cameron returned
HON. after spending some time here
visiting friends.
Mrs. c. ". Fuller OF Marshall street
Is slightly improved from her illness
and will he able 10 be ahotu In few
days.
Melvin Befhl will leave today for Ohio
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New YORK Sept. i-ForeiGn eN-
change steady. Great BRITAIN demand
i52h; cables ii@h: SIXTY day hills on
hanks i4h's. France. demand i.a7t, /,
cables 7.Ss, Italy. demand Az: cables
t22I,. Relslum, demand 7.i5i2: cable
7.16 Germany. demand ,eeN: cahlos
.N6S, holland demand 3a7o cables
eS.7S. Norway. demand 1872. S"edon,
demand ASA. Denmark. demand t1.la
Switzerland. demand ts.To. Spain. de-
mand 1870 Greece demand $50. ps-
and. demand .ella 'Czecho Sfovakta. de-
mand SS4. Argentina, demand $3.50.
Brazil demand l2.6o. Montreal 80 1916.
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ADVANCE YOUNGSTOWN MONTHLY
WAGE.

Youngstown y. Sept. ID ne a'eIese
shion,c1t uric. Of rs - and IS gauge
lI,ck sheets tho July-August period was
4 okc srainst 2.9oc the previous period
and ~ tin plate base box $3.50 un>
ch,nxed II va. disclosed at the Of
r,op,hIy vsg. settlement between the
,rdenend.nt manufacturers and me
4 mathematical Association here. This ad-
vance. sheet mill workers wages ape"'
az r.r cent. or A. per cent OF tne
h,s. wase-that pre'ailing when shee'e
sell AT c.16c.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Sept 14.--Cottnn goods
vera moro active today and prioas wers
higher Indianhcad hleached cottons
cottnns were advanced let. cents and
shifting chamhrays were advanced ONE
half cent percales were withdrawn
from saIe by the largest factories pend
Ing revision upward. Gray goods and
sheetinss we're higher Yarns were
firm. Wool goods we're steady. Silks
were in fair demand and IN crer. lines.
RurlapS were higher.
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BRITISH EXPORTS IN AUGUST
GAIN.

London sept. ia report ISSUED ny
tho british BOARD Of Trade today shows
ho, two inrnrts into the United King
lono IN August decreased $4,000"
while exports increased tH''s9'Vo"' 20
compared with tho same mont"
Ncar
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GsRmAr-FRENcH POTASH MERGER

WashingtOn. Sept IF--NCCOTUTNE q"
a report 10 government officials on the
proposed Gcrman-F'reuch potash merger
tho Germans arc to hay" :" per cent
representation and tho French the otne'
- per cent The reports are genera''H
viewed as The f~rerunners ot hlshc'
prices aud may he tn" means OF 1or'-
Inr tho development " American re-
sources and potash substitutes
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago Sept. t.--1n response 10 the
strike settlement affecting many rn'i-
roads wheat today went IN the lowe i
price We, this sea son. With the l'"'' NJ
her delivery down below 81 tush"l'
the FIRST time in 1922. closing quota
lions were unsettled al y I" - rcf
decline. December aaS cents /" as's
nand NAV l0tS to 1893 'orn los:
s,4l, TO y oats finished . shade off
II S. III, and provisions varying from
ccuts decline TO cents advance.
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vurrALo LIVESTOCK.

Vas, p,rr+,'. = :, &,rt. -. Cattle
Rcrcir;e. 100 head Steady
C'aI:e.--lleceinif $50 head. FtttN
cent. higher: s5NNEr 1850.
Nore-P Receipts t.H'h head. steady
on Night: heavy - cents lower. Heavy
so?5 n lnon: piss. sla.ah: rnuehs *ho"
e. ia: siars. f41nTs.Ao.
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 400 head
Lambs 20 cents higher. Lambs, SS'""p
,S.3J.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York Sep. II. -.IIji money
strong high s. luw 49, low rating
4lai closing bid iie; offered q, =. last
loan o; call loans a-ains, acc"ptaneea
ga, time loans firm. mixed collateral.
$3.50 days A.. s4ls; six months As a
"a. Prime mercantile paper ~ 40
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Trled" o. Sept II. - Wheat. caSir
5l67:. September sI.o7; December
s11Ii5.
rlovcr<sed. prime cash $lo.o5; Octo-
her sln.5": December 5000; Match
$3.50.
Alsike. prime cash $1,000; OCTOBER
$3.50 December $3.50.
Timnthy prime cash $40; ne"
$3.50 Deccmbe-l $3.50.
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Stat. college where he will attend Tho
fall term Of school.
John Childs of Garfield street mas
accepted a position At Beech Bottom
with the Power plant.
John Rutman of Fairmont Is spending
some time here visiting friends.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Sept. "a. "a
Furnished The IntelliHencey by A. r..
Mas'sn 4 Co, narLhsrs New York stocS
Exc..anae. Second t'eor National Rank
Of ". Va. Bldg.
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BOND MARKET EXCHANGE.

New York, Sept, II Liberty bends
close! aus Slnl.l4. first As s10.f+i sec
ond cts $1,000 third AIS sl63ii
fourth lh's s1n6.6oi Victory t&'s un
called sloa.7t. do called S1oo.S3.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. Sept. IA. '22
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. E
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National aank
of ". Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling, ". Va, Sept. H. "a.
Furnished The Intell:gencer ~ 4. z.
NaSten & Co, members New YORK Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
II W Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. " Va. Sept. ~ "a
Furnished The Intelligence by 4. p.
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bonh
OF w va Rldv
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling, ". Va. Sept. IA. '22
Furnished The IntellScn"er by \. p
Masten q Co.. members New York Stocs
Exchange Second floor National BAN
Of ". Va Bldg.
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OIL MARKET.

oil city. Fa.. Sept. l4.-Credit hal
snces $500. Runs $3.50; average 81
az SHIPMENTS 72.7n5: average 61,o79.
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Ranse OF local stocks today:

Notice.
wheeling Bank e. Trust Co--Trans-
rer books close Sept 20. for reguIar
cash dividend ~ sc and lTo extern
payable Sept. 30.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. Sept II. ,?
Furnished Tho Inte'igencer BY !. f
Masten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National BANK
81 w Va SldE
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LOCAL MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Sept. "a. 20
Daily quotation list Wheeling, sock
Exchange Compiled for The lnteli-
sencer.
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Open. High. Low. clos"
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Glass Meeting.

The Victory class Of the First NJ. E.
church met at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Bowers Of South Garfield street where
they held their regular monthly busi-
ness meeting. After the business OF the
evening had been disposed of program
consisting nf games and dancing was
enioved. A lunch was served ut the
clnee nf the cvnniNE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31
ACIDS IN STOMACH
@ CAUSE INDIGESTION
Create Gas, Sourness and Pain--How
to Treat.

Medical authorities state that nearly
nine tenths OF the cases of stomach
trouble, Indigestion, sourness, burning
gas, bloating, nausea, etc, are due 70
an excess of hydrocbloric acid in the
stomach and not as some believe to q
lack of digestive juices. The delicate
stomach lining is irritated, digestion Il
delayed and food sours, causing the
disagreeable symptoms which every
stomach sufferer knows so'well
Artificial digesteDts are not needed
in such cases and may do real harm.
Try laying aside all digestive aids and
instead get from any druggist aids and
instead get from any druggist few
ounces Of Bisurated Magnesia and
take teaspoonful in q quarter glass
of water right after eating. This
sweetens the stomach, prevents the
formation of excess acid and there il
no sourness. gas or pain. Bisurated
Magnesia lin powder or tablet form
never liquid or milk is harmless to
the stomach, inexpensive to take and
is the most efficient form of magnesia
for stomach purposes. 1t is used by
thousands of people who enjoy their
meals with no more fear of indigestion.
adv.
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get right at the cause Of suffering and
misery, regulate the kidneys and blsd-
der and restore the diseased organs TO
sound and healthy condition.
Mrs. Wm. Fischer. 2ooe woodbourne Ave.
Lsuisyille. KY. writes: II am Just getting along
hne- am taking Foley Kidney Pills every other
night. You should have cen me before started
wss yellow - gold. now my eyes and skin ere
ell cleared up. Ny kidneys do not bother me ct
night any more. II il will help soma other poor
soul who IS suffering you may use my name
wherever your medicine Is sSvertised-
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TALK on THE TOWN

Four to six daily, 8 Currier building
Flora Jones. chiropractor.-adv.
Our new spring Elva low shoes TO
women arrived to-day at Shea's.--a adv
| Robert White of Springfield, Mass
| is passing few days in town on bust
ness,
| George Fl. Pape of Keith avenue lief
yesterday afternoon to attend the in
surance convention held in Rutland.
| Joseph Magiani, who has been pass
| ing few days here from New Yorl
on business, returned to that city yes
terday
| Cemetery Commissioner Samuel
lGladding of South Main street left
this morning on short business trip
to Randolph.
Mrs. Charles Brady, who arrived in
this city yesterday to attend the OKLA
gan funeral, left to-day for her home
| in Bakersfield.
April |, 1922, is the last day that dog
licenses can be obtained without extra
charge The licenses are now ready at
the city clerks Office.
Ii you need to buy new battery
this spring, don't forget that divers
Battery station can allow you more
for your old battery than anyone else.
z-adv
Mrs. Edmund Tarbox and daughter,
Lucille, are passing few days with
friends and relatives in Mortified.
They expect to return home toner
row.
Miss Elsie Bruya of Maple Grove
street, who has been passing several
days with friends and relatives in MIDI
dlebury, returned TO her home here last
evening.
Miss Katherine Prentiss Of st. Al
bans, who has been passing a few days
with Miss katherine Bruya Of Maple
Grove street, returned last evening To-
her home.
"StA Specials recognized stand
ard OF cigar quality and recognized
standard of cigar value. Deseryedly
popular. All dealers. Raymond Guy.
cite. Mfr. St. Adams. yt--adv.
Now for that spread you promised
Yourself. But you won't be satisfied
with the dessert unless it Is favored
with Bakers certified extracts They're
plrest and best. All grocers. adv.
Wall paper, paints and yarnisll at
greatly reduced prices; first-class work
papering and painting. Ernest
Jurries, 3A North Main street, phone |
l94M. Open dan, a. m. TO Q P. NJ
adv
Miss Berniee Davis of Trow hill and |
Miss sMarion Anker OF IS Franklin |
street returned to their homes in this |
lily yesterday afternoon to pass the
Easter vacation from the University
VI Vermont.
Gain weight BE healthy. Bitro
il guaranteed to increase
your weight and strengthen your
nerves. or your money win be refund
d. If you want better health, rest
iul sleep, steady nerves, get Bitro
Phosphate at L. A. Drown & Co. drug /
tore.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31
A Sale of Bingham and Percale
Slip-on or Dress Aprons
at soc

You will change all your ideas about Slip-on
or Dress Aprons when you see the attractive
ness of these on sale. They look good they
look neat, youthful and they look becoming.
Materials are Percales and Ginghams in plain
colors and pretty Checks. There are six differ
ent styles and good quantity of the best sell
ing sizes You'll want to buy several when you
see them.
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Be Prepared for April Showers
Womens
Black Umbrellas
at 81. 90

An unusual value at this special price. Good
quality Cotton covers, White ring handles
White tips and ferrules. Very smart looking
and attractive at moderate price.
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TALK OF THE TOWN


IL e iM'iolcs ls.o.nca ssssciua'
rom business Nsle " pos.on'
mi'',.n O.; m h,,a,,, 'e'a ,';;t ye;
l'on' WeeN pusihesS N'sie ~ oPii"s
'e,o' mass IN.
| - you wane ~ saes iew uo, p;.
on your sprng ia. can az "'s' D''
me 2 i~u'ci sess,s
Snss'a n." ."nu'uaees VIZ .a AM,
= ~. n.y.. =. .nv iesu,a' n'o"'"',
'n1esns % .nr v nn ''ap cn....
NY q. Iysh n'u'l,n - lns .nuic.
- -. uoou 1nepneiu ~, ~ $500
ny ,iou enoi' ''sie WIZ iiie'ue -
nu,l'ne.u"'
'iIs' "a. =. i1eW.s' in"i.asei ~ ."o
,uams Company s'oies, rom pos.pl'
aii,eu ~ .nis o,.y .o.uay " '''Si' '"c
VA ar, " ra, on pu W.
n's ni''s ooilol' anu Two e,iluiei,'
Wy nase Desa pass'ns lew uays ~
ea' ,a sol,o y ~. anu MS. hnseio Neiil
- Nap'r ayen'e, ie.ui n,u .n,a 'oi I,
NJ ~ .nru MI - n.,,l, aiou, N =
i ~. eo'ion s. oeia ao.nei !
naaI ss a ei, a. e,nP,Uy5 -
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SOC a yard

Fine weave and soft silky finish. The kind
of Bingham that after being laundered comes
out renewed and refreshed. The colors
are fast. Plenty of Colored Checks SO much
wanted for smart dresses, in the assortment A
value Of exceptional merit at very attractive
price.
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Notice.

No automobile or motor vehicle liav
ing weight, including vehicle and load
exceeding 300 pounds per inch of tir.
width of any wheel shall be operated
on the Williamstown gulf road, 20
called. leading from Barre to White
River junction, in the town OF WI
Jamestown, during any period when the
ground il soft as when frost is coming
out or after heavy rains.
BY order state highway board, Thur
man w Dix. commissioner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31

Special meeting Of Barre polishers
branch. G. G. J. A.. will be held in
their hall. Nichols block. Friday eve
ming. March 81, ut $ O'Clock. to con
slider the proposal from the Granite
Producers association. w. G. Pirie.
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31
WEBSTERTILLE
Rev. w. G. Cooper Has Resigned Bap-
fist Passionate.

Rev. ". G. Cooper has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church in Web
sterville and win close his services
with that people on Sunday, April o..
He discontinued his services at the
Upper Graniteville chapel last Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1922.
The Weather

Snow or rain tonight and Saturday
no decided change in temperature; in
creasing northeast and cast winds, be,
coming strong.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31
Avviso.

A special meeting Of tool sharpeners
No. :, win be held in poIishers' hall
Friday evening, March 81, at Z o'clock
to vote on proposals made by the
board OF control"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-31
WILLTAMSTOWN

The Home Study club will meet with
Mrs. French Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Whitney Of Northteld will address the
club.