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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE. VT- TUESDAY, JUXE 7, 1921. i HEIJ WANTED MALE I FQR SALK Three Lines for 25c Th Tim will publish Wuh Lost FouncL Par RaU To I -tr abort ndvar- NEW YORK CLUB MAN MAKES DISCOVERY To and Fro ESTATE OF MARILLA L. PEACE. ESTATE OF SARAH 8.

WALKER. State of Vermont district of Washington, ss. The honorable probate court for the" 4 is triet aforesaid, to all oersons interested in I the estate of Sarah S. Walker, late of! Town of Barre, in said district deceased. nRFFm'Mf: WHEREAS, raid court has assigned ths 2th day of June nest for examining and allowing the account of the administrator of the estate of said deceased and for a dtcrea of the residue of said estate to the lawful claimants of the same, and orders! that public not tea thereof be given to all persons interested in said estate by publishing this order three weeks successively previous to the day assigned, in the Barre Daily Times, a newspaper publfched at City of Barre, in said district THEREFORE, rou are hereby notified appear at the probate office in Montpelier,) in said district on the day assigned, then and there to contest the allowance of said account if you see cause, and to establish your right a heirs, legatees and lawful rlsittinta to said residua Given order my hand this Sth day of J.June.

192L OUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing habit No-To-Bac has helped thousand to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for a smoke or juf.t place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in yonr mouth instead. All desire top. Shortly the habit is completely broken, and you ar better off mentally, physically, financially. It so easy, so simple.

Get a box of No-To-Bac and if it doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco in any form, your druggist will refund your money without question. Adv. Kills Peskyv TV 1 1-n Bed Bugs P. P. Q.

Jnit think, a S5o box of P. D. Q. CPetltT Devils Quietus), makes a quart, enough to kill a million bedbugs, roaches, f.eas or rooties, and stops future generations by killing their eggs tnd does not Injure the -clothing. Liquid fire to the bedbugs is --what P.

D. Q. Is like, bedbnes stand as good change as a snowball In a justly famed heal resort. Patent spout free in every package of P. D.

Q. to enable you to kill them and their eggs nests in the cracks. Look for the devil's head on evetr box. Special Hospital size I2.S0 -makes five gallons, contains three, spouts. Either sise at your druggist or sent prepaid on receipt of pnea by Owl Cb.em.Co., Terre Hsutcln.

Sold by E. A. Drown and Other Leading Druggists. F0B soda fountain marble I in good eonditinn. -1 scale 24-ib.

capit cUTto, SltW4. vo" teviUe Vu, TeL 7 roaa can, wsgen and blankets for pony; call 3SS-22. fits FOR SALE-Crnpletevulcaniiing nutflt. consisting rJ i Wfllln 1 Cites tt, i 1 renair materials: price right for quick sale. Box 607, Water-bury, Vt.

for sat.ft7; nriie--" celery and eaJihama nlan- -I-: eelery uwoi varieties a few more than we can use; W. T. Camp-bell. East Bam road. TeL 219-Y.

70ttf FOlSALE Unloader -rack. wVirf. awble Harpoon fork Will Dunn, RD2. Barre. 'nhon.

aii iai CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE-Top-lnoU Graniteyule, Tel. 27-W. FOR SALE compressor: loi eub4e .1 nu utnK A IT. hSt flnit Cl'" conditi''n. ed only wiu sen cneap if taken at Ones, VT--M jw-vwMj, jo inercnant freet.

Phone 220-R. 67t8 FOR SALE Bridge plank, one car load of teml.ockI)?,a"k- 16 lonif- Haskell PUinfield.Vt 8t6 CAlHnG? ballhearl the best winter, variety in tine condition for planting now, 10c per per ii'inirl, in fi-f'rlt "c0, thousand ou, jei. tbi-i. jgt6 FT LADY. lue 65c a hundred; tomatoes, S0c a afttjarB i i bu annual pnlox, 156 than from Booth.

8 Cherry el. 667-T. 63tl0 FOR SALE 1-inch lathTln any quVi tity desired: matched spruce boards, and rough lumber: write for prices and terms. GrotonMfg. Groton.

Vt S2tf CLAPBOARDS FOR SALE All sites; Cc-molh A Ca, Barre. Vt. izti FOR SALE A preparation for cleaning tmtnitm mrtA lt wionumenw nngnterta nrnaes xne wnoie monument look clean and new guaranteed price Bulltvan, rarit street Barre. Vt mtl AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1918 Buick six, 2 new-rrd tires, 1st class condition ail round would uwe a bctoo roro in exchange; R. C.

Kar-rington, Cabot Vt Tits FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring car; two new tires, repainted cheap for cash W. Jackson Batchelier, Bethel, Vt 71t FOR SALE Ford car in good condition. 4 new tires can hm u.n at qb street FOR SALE One-ton Smith, former rear-end, in A-l condition, can attach same to anv Fnrrl -u -i. i ob nave no S17-M, Montpelier. 70tS FOR SALE 1916 Overland touringcar, overhauled this spring, 6 new fires inquire of E.

M. White. 48 East St at FOR SALE Ford touring ear, in first-clsss condition, just completely overhauled: North End 435 North Main St, 70t6 FORo SALE A Srrlnn.ti.wii moaei mis, -cyltnder, used car, wire wheels, one extra wheel and tire: Mrs. ramine nancy, v. o.

Waterfrury. Vt. 70tS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALli Dodge-touring, Dodge roadster and Ford touring, all mechanically O. and good paint; Nye Motor Cox. 266 No.

Main St. 62tf FOR SALE 1920 model-four Overland touring car, in fine condition S. F. Marsh, Barre. Vt sotf REAL BARGAIN A half-ton Vim truck.

sum oow ana panelled Dody lor sale owner will guarantee this truck; 'phone 40- E6tf FOR SALE A Ford delivery truck mnst he sold at once; 'phone 04. 66tf Downstairs at Colton's Place! We sell OIL by the barrel. sell OIL by the one-half We sell OIL in gallon cans. We sell OIL in 1 gallon cans. Or any Quantity you want VEHICLE SUPPLY CO.

COLTON'S PLACE 84 State Street Montnelier, Vermont HORSES AND VEHICLES GOOD ALL ROUND HORSE FOR SALE Sound, located at Alburgh; for information, E.P. 69tS FOR SAXE One pair Chestnut acclimated Western horses, weight 2700. with harness also 2-horse lumber wsjron 1. Warner Lawson, Calais, Vt. 68t6 FOR SALE Pair of work horses or would exchange for hay W.

E. Nichols. 7 El-more street. Tel. 666-M.

EXtf Upstairs at Colton's Place Humane Fabric Horse Collars, sizes 1. inch to 24 inch each, $2.98. Sent anywhere by parcel post FITZ-ALL HORSH COLLARS Four sizes in every collar; price just re duced to VEHICLE SUPPLY CO. COLTON'S PLACE State Strwt Vermont WANTED A few mowers, one or two borne, in exehang-e for new goods. Peerinsr, McCormiek or Osborne preferred.

We have many calls at this time from farmers for second-hand machines snd can pay better prices now than after Haying season is over. MARSH-ALLEN CO. N. E. Telephon 140 Orange Cu.

Telephone Louden Barn Equipment A hy fork will lighten your own labors and save time and money besides. It can pitch off a load while you are dreading it We can furnish yoo now the very best hayfork. D. B. track, hangers, carrier, rope, everything complete for the job.

If you need all your horses in the field unload with one of our hay hoists. After once using a hay fork and hoist your only regret will be that you didn't do it ban fore. Marsh Allen Company N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co.

Telephone1 STUDEBAKER HANDY TRUCKS Price dropped in time for having. Studebaker low-wheeled farm trucks, now $68.00. MARSH-ALLEN CO. Barre, N. E.

Theme 140, Or. County SPECIALS One 85 bu. W. Kemp spreader, overhauled and in perfect condition, only $75. One.

40 bu. W. K. Spreader, nearly new, worth $125. going at $85.

MARSH-ALLEN CO. M. E. Telwhone 140 ran ire Co Telephon WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY Flaner for sawmill. that will plane 8 Inches.

Haskell A Swain. PlainfieldVt. 68t WANTED TO BUY Watch dog; rail 647-M. C6t WANTED TO BUY 6 or 8 room cottage good locality in Bsrre; write to ears of Times. 40tf AGENTS WANTED WANTED Agents to sell health and accident insurance.

Cost $1.00 monthly and up. Easily sold. New policies ready for ale in Vermont Established 89 years. Recently admitted to Vermont. Full or spare time.

Splendid opportunity. New York Safety Reserve Fund. 261 Broadway, New York. A welLknown New Yorker writ: "While visiting in historic old Ply. mouth (Macs.) my family became acquainted with your Dr.

True'a Elixir. It does all you claim for it in aiding digestion and relieving insomnia and constipation. Please ship me lix large bottles, for mother is in' need of it." Wm. Ralph. Thousands need to aid digestion and relieve constipation take Dr.

True's Elixir and know what a good laxative and worm expeller is. Banish poor halth by takng DR. TRUE'S ELIXIR. Over 70 yeas on the market. Adv.

MRS. L. W. HANSON HEADS D. A.

R. Annual Meeting Held at Montpelier os Saturday. Mrs. George Walton opened Jier home Saturday to the Daughters of the American Revolution for their annual meeting, which terminated the service of Mrs. H.

M. Farnham as regent. The treasurer's report showed that over $700 have been disbursed during the last year, leaving more than S100 in the treasury, besides two $50 Liberty bonds and $50 in war savings stamps. The triennial report of the secre tary noted that in the three years' gifts of money have been made to the war chest fund, to the Americanization school at Springfield, for the re storation of Tilloley, for prize essays to the Roosevelt Memorial fund, to the charities and probation commission, to the Community club, to the Aear East reuet, and for the support of a rrench orphan each of the three years. The report of the Continental Congress given by Mrs.

C. C. Putnam was not only instructive but full of wit and humor. Mrs. Farnham gave some interesting addition to this report, "Bakings After," she called it, so that with it all each member felt she had personally visited the Congress, The following officers were elected: Regent, Mrs.

L. W. Hanson; vice-regent, Mrs. C. H.

Heaton; recording secretary, Mrs. G. C. Bliss; treasurer, Mrs. E.

H. Prouty; registrar, Mrs. H. M. O'Dell; historian, Mrs.

L. A. New-comb; auditor, Miss Grace Clark. The afternoon was glorious, the house was beautifully decorated with fleur de-lis and other garden flowers, while the greeting brought from Green Mountain chapter, Burlington, by Mrs. Isham, Mrs.

Loomis, Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Styles, added not a little to the pleasure of the afternoon. Withal it was a very fitting close to an exceptionally successful administration. The retiring regent served refreshments.

Mrs. MeGuire catered. MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CIVIL AUTHORITY JUNE 8, 1921 There will be a meeting of the Board of Civil Authority held on the above date for the purpose of abating taxes, and also for the purpose of hearing and determining any appeals "which have been taken on the action of the Assessors on the Grand List for the year 1921. The meeting will be held in the City ourt room une 8 at 7 p. m.

JAMES SMART, City Clerk. Dated at Barre City, Vermont, this 2nd day of June, 1921. Offers an Inexpensive Service in Advertising Your Wants, What You Have to Sell, Or Exchange, Or to Rent. TiieTimes Classified Columns ABOUT THE STATE EippfrJrjj of Interest trots Different Section. About $40 in casta a stolen from the store in Burlinfrton of the United States Tire 4 Rubber Co.

during Sunday nijrht, entrance having been gained through a second-story window. Earl S. Fox of Brattleboro was fined and cotits in Manchester, N. last week for carrying a concealed weapon. Fox violated the traffic regulations and neglected to have his operators' licence with him, so was taken to the police station, where the usual search di closed a loaded revolver.

The residence and barns of the Er-win Reynolds estate in Sharon were totally "destroyed by fire Friday at a loss of $12,000. The cause of firs is not known. The blaze started in the barn. There was nothing saved in the house or barn, so rapidly did the fire spread. The estate was the former homestead of the late Henry Marsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Wilson of Xew York City have turned their sum mer place, Broadview, on the Pownal road, south of Bennington, over for comfort of disabled soldiers during th? Reason. There are five bungalow dwellings for the men and the first con tingent will arrive this week.

For a fortnight they will recuperate on the premises and then will vacate to make room for another oontingent to spend a like time there. This program will be continued during the summer monthc, and the men thus favored will be convalescents from the big hospitals around New York City. All expenses, even to transportation fares, will be provided for them. Press Association Summer Outing. The annual summer outing of the Vermont Press association for 1921 will lie held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 24, 25 and 28.

Members will meet at the Woodstock inn on Friday afternoon, June 24, proceeding the following morning by automobile to Stowe, via the "backbone" road, and lunching en route. Saturday afternoon members of the association and guests will be transported from Stowe to the Summit house on Mount Mansfield, to remain until Sunday afternoon or Monday morning, as desired. At Stowe the association will be the guet of the Mount Mansfield Hotel association, of which Max L. Powell of Burlington is president. There will be a short program at the Summit house Saturday evening.

The preliminary announcement says that "every member of the press association who has a motor ear is expected to be present and has the privilege of filling his car with his family or guests. Every member who is without a car is entitled to invite a guest who has a car, and to fill the car." If Yon Find It Hard to pay your bills and give your family what yon wish them to enjoy, how wiil they fare without you unless you insure income for their" benefit. us. National Life Ins. Co.

(Mutual). S. S. Ballard, general agent, 45 State street, Montpelier, George J. Seager, local agent.

Auction Sale of Household Furnishings FRIDAY, JUNE 10. at 1:30 p. At My Home 40 Ayers Street, Barre, Vt. As I am leaving town, I will sell at public auction all mv household property lof which the following is a partial list: One 5-piece parlor suite, upholstered in brown leather, 2 larger leather covered chairs, library table, long hall mirror, large round mirror, 3 art squares, 1 iron drop side and 1 sliding couch, round pedestal dining table, 10 dining chairs, large sideboard, 28-in table, 2 small tables, smoking stand, hall tree, large square of linoleum, lot of picture frames, lace curtains and shades, upright sewing basket, 3 dressers, chiffoniere, 2 iron beds with springs and mattresses, commode, "Our Glen-wood" range, gas heater, oil heater, 2-burner gas plate, coal hod, wash tubs, wringer, boiler, clothes baskets refrigerator, lot of crockery, tin, iron and glass ware, jars, trunk, shovels, rakes, hoes, ax, stone cutter's chest and tools, lawn mower, hot water incubator, new, lot of canned goods, and many other useful articles. Remember the date, June 10, at 1:30 m.

MARY OGSTON, Owner. 0. H. HALE, Auctioneer. GOOD NEWS Iver Johnson bicycle and all other makes are reduced in prices.

I have a good supply on hand. Now is the time to buy. Come in and look thom over. A. M.

FLANDERS 207 North Main St. Barre, Vt. WANTED 6 toady reliable man for general farm work mnst he aoad milker and tninter. None other need apply 3. K.

Morse. Montpelier. N. E.J phone 5-. 71tJ PAINTERS WANTED AT ONCE All round men write or come prepared for work; Pattee Nutsel.

Montpelier. VtT0tl WANTED Granite letterer; splendid op-1 Dortunitr for a Hood letterer. married man preferred but not essential, honesty and steadiness requisites, an opportunity of nd- vaneement union shop and conditions. answer onmofhr James C. Stuart 81 South 13th Pittsburg, Pa.

TOt i WANTED First class poH.hor operate pec ted and references in first letter. Chester Granite Quarries. Chester. Mass. CMS WANTED Automobile salesman; apply Palace Garage.

Barre. 5tf WANTED BY GO VERNMENT il way mail clerks 1135 month list pos'Hons free; write immediately: Franklin InstW tute. Dept. 487 R. Rochester.

N. Y. 450 HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Wssh woman with laundry experience; Heaton Hospital, Montpelier. 65tf STRAWBERRY PICKERS WANTED On or -about the 10th of June; middle aged women preferred G. W.

French. Bradford. Vt. 64t9 CAPABLE GIRL FW13ENERAL HOUSEWORK One able to do plain cooking: Mrs. E.

K. Bates. 95 College St. Mont- Phone 697-W. 'rtf MALE AND FEMALE HELP CLERKS Men, women, over 17, for postal mail service; month; examinations June experience for free particulars of instruction, write R.

Terry, (former civil service examiner) 91 Continental Washington. D. C. 69t3 HELP WArTTED'Younmen sad women to U.ke position ss attendants at the Vermont 8 tat Hospital for the Insane at Wa-terbury to those who desire, an opportunity offered to attend nurses training course; apply at Hospital, Wataroury. Vt ltf HOUSES TO RENT TO RENT Three furnished connecting rooms, suitable for light housekeeping.

at 12 Kinney street: tl 178-R. 71tf TO RENT Two heated apartments and two tenements centrally located A. A. Boyce. 28 Pesrl street 7tf TO RENT A cosy, convenient two-room tenement parity furnished; spring water, gas stove, etc.

$6.00 per month C. A. Heath. 169 Washington street 8t FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT With kitchen privileges if desired Mrs. H.

S. MJ. Merchant street Tel. 784-M. estf TO RENT Garages at 13 Eastern avenue: TeL 48-W.

65tf THE ROOMS on the second floor of the Nichols block are now obtainable for offices or other purposes, and anyone desiring to rent them should inquire at Jack's restaurant 4 if TENEMENT-TO RENT Three rooms, $10 a month; rail st 30 Maple Ave. 63tf ASUITEOFR0OMS TORRENT Steam heat hot and cold water; 10 Spaulding street: W. R. Cliayer. Stf FOR SALE OR RENT House and barn at 4 Cambria street; modern conveniences; fnrralre of Arthur G.

Parks, 71 Pleasant street Barre. TO RENT Tenement at S56 No. Main St, all modem also two cottages en furnished room St 41 East street: 'pheme 245-W, Mrs Jas.Ahern, 41 East St 43tf TO RENT Suite ef two rooms in Currier block vacant after May 1 apply to R. S. Currier, 20 East street, S9tf TO RENT Six-room tenement: Inquire of O.

D. Shurtleff. $29 North Main St S7tf THREE TENEMENTS TO RENT; FOUR houses for sale, eirht farms, sugar tools snd silos, farm machinery for sale: G. H. Adams, agent South Barre.

phone E27-X. 15tf TO RENT Four-room tenement at Sit North Main street: call at $20 North Main street Wltf TO RENT tenement at 91 Merchant street also four tenements on Wilier tret, all ia )nt-ctea sbnpe: modern tmnrovstneirc Geo. W. Mann. 64 Wellington street 2tf WANTED WANTED A place to work on a farm for a boy 16 years of age; TeL 26S-M, or 88 South Main street lt3 WANTTEDPosition doing light house work for the summer by school girl call at 118 Washington St VtrtS WANTED Washings to do, will be done in satisfactory manner; Mrs.

Ina r. Lovely. Railroad street Waterbury, Vt 70t6 WANTED two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping by man nd wife, no children, central location; reply by letter to creTimes. 70t2 WANTED-Cows to Veal; M. L.

Towne, Tel. 88-R. 68tf WANTED I wish to place on a farm for rearing free range 35 chlckers: please advise conditions and price. H. W.

Scott 19 Richardson street 56t6 WAJvTEU A furnished house or flat centrally located, for the summer: no children; answer. B. Barre Times. 61tf WANTED' tO RENT A or 1- room tenement or eottage; best locality In Barre desired by Barr business man; writ to care Times. 22tf MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON HOTEL, WASHINGTON.

tea room- now open, private dining rooms rooms reserved for transients parties accommodated. 6tl2 VACUUM CLEANERS cleaned and'dled and electric flstiron repaired will call for and deliver: H. B. Harden, 90 Washington street. Tel.

740-W. 84tf FOR FIRE, LTF3 OR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE, call on B. II. Adams Agency. Chelsea, Vt.

i 2tf LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Called for and delivered: Granite City Tool Tel. 836-W mi DANCING LESSONS Private Instruction by appointment: call at 172 Main street, phone 186-M Marie QuInTan. 189tf TRUCkrNGBy the hour with two-ton truck price reasonable also stone chip snd stone dust for sale; fl.BO per truck load. One ton-truck for sale; also electric mo tors: one 35-horse power and lo-hors power: Vermont Mfg. A Quarry Co.

office. Miles Granite block, Depot Square, phons 164-W. 2tf POULTRY FOR SALE White Wyandott year-old bees, all laying: also SO chicks, at once: Mrs. Carrie L. Adams, Richardson road, Barre, Vt.

71C FOR-SALE 60 three months old R. I.Red lets; fl.BO each; Maude M. Flood, Plainneid. Vt. 70td FAY FARM WHITE WYANDOTTE CHICKS for shipment each Wednesday in June at 20c each on order for 25 or more; rash with order; Fayfarm.

Richmond. Vt. Sstf SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED CHICKS: beginning May 24, will sell chicks at 20e each or $18.00 per hundred: Mrs. H. J.

Carr. Tel. 884-22. CTtf LOST AND FOUND FOUNDWatrh, which ownerainhaveby nmvlnsr property and paving for this adv. at the Times ofRre.

70t8 FOUND Tire between French hill and Burlington owner an have by proving property snd paying for advertising; Mmiser Deep, 102 Senminsry street. Tel. 1482-4. Barre. LIVE STOCK FOR SALE FOR SALE Two Holstein heifers, just freshened; slso Holstein cows freshened two months ago.

E. Harris. Ssbln Farm, Montpelier, Vt. 70t8 FOR SALE A few 4 weeks old pigs James Elora, Cutler Lorner, tel. co-ia.

tuu OFFICE, B08-M. RESIDENCE, 48-M COLLECTIONS EDWARD C. DUFFICY LAWYER AVERILL BLOCK, 80 NORTH MAIN ST. BARRE, VT. NOTARY, PUBLIC rm-ats at th rate at thm Km twenty-Cv cent for the ffrst insertion KM tea enh tot sack ubsetfneit insertion.

FARMS FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE I hare in my hands for lor Immediate sale, a farm situated in tKa town of Calais, containing 77 acres, more or less, suitably divided into wimge and pasture, plenty of wood for place and some soft timber; running water to Tr i sM ml to aay terms If desired: pnea $1500 apply ta Ben A. Eastman, Barre. Vt. ifttr VERMONT FARMS FOR SALE $300 Secures 100 Acres With Good Buildings and Equipment included; wonderful opportunity section big dairy farms progresaiv farmers; near RR town; convenient city; productive mach i ne-worked fields cut 10 ton bay ll-cow spring-watered, wire fenced pasture, woodland for 800 cords, timber; fine orchard 60 apole trees 400 sugar good bungalow built 1019. running water, broad screened veranda, beautiful shade, delightful view: new 48-ft basement barn; buildings insured SHOO.

To close affairs quickly $1000, only $300 down, easy terms. Chance of your lifetime. Act quickly. Other farms described in my Bargain Catalog. FREE.

H. A. Bryant, St Johns bury, Vt- DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM OR OTHER REAL ESTATE Do yon want to buy a farm, garage, store or village tT'theWaSern largest In America. B. H.

Adams, Chelsea, Vt. ltf ft VfUl WVNT TO BECOME The soil is nature's mint where values are really created and the man who owns a good piece of farmland has protected himself and his family for life. Farm land is a gilt edge investment We have several choice farm properties for sale, which have Just been listed and are to be closed out within a few days. No. 1502.

This 85 acre farm is worth more as a summer home only than the price asked. Only llsOA.00: extra good eisrht room house and Unbearded barn; fins water and on the best state road, in New England. We refer, of course, to the read from Barre through the Wil-liamstown gulf. There are about IS acres of tillage, some wood and pasture for five or six cow. The land is very early and productive.

Near the main buildings is a good shoe. 24xS6. which is suitable for garage; this location is ideal for anv one who can handle a few automobile accessories, oil. gasoline, etc possibly mak a few repairs. You will want to see this.

Only three miles or leas from Williaros-town. No. 1603. 50 to 60 acre-farm adjoining the above with comfortable house and barn. This farm will keep 10 head of stock if properly bandied and while th buildings are not in as good condition as those en the farm above described, are comfortable and are now occupied.

Plenty of wood for home use. Price only $1200.60. No. 1504. Near the above, we are allowed to offer a house, barn and three reres of land for only IIWW.00, and witl include about SO acres adjoining and sell th whole for $1150.00, with easy terms- A pleasantly located place with building r'ght to occupy at once.

If sold within the next ten day we will include 176 run at wood. City home with land on easy terms. This desirable place contain three or four acres of extra good land, a good six room fct-tnge in No. 1 sharje, bam, garage, etc. There is an excellent cellar, good water, and an ideal place for gardening and poultry, only about six or seven minutes' wslk from the cartine at Berkley street.

A living can be made from the land no this place. Price $2800.00 buy it and give the boy a thane to help support th family. Remember you consult your best fnter-st when you see us about real estate or auction work. Our rates are reasonable. Hare Sold Over 20,000 Farms to Date No muse Fee end no withdraws) eUrjei.

Yon car 9i our esnauttHa only alter sales ur cunoster. wut telephone, E. A. trout Farm Agency Communicate With J. J.

DASHNER, Agent, Howland Block Telephone 870. Barre. Vt MATRON WANTED Application for position of matron at city form will be received by fhe eorr imlt-te up to June 11th, work to begin July 1, 1921. EDWIN KEAST, t. c.

McCarthy, DANIEL V. OSSOLA, Charity Committee. Junel-4-8 BARGAINS IN USED CARS 1 Ford touring car; party has bought Dort. 1 Buick touring car, four cylinder, one of he popular models; party bought a Dort. Palace Garage ARNHOLM DUNBAR, Props.

310 North Main street. Tel. 770 1 You Can't Keep Your Battery Charged? Why don't you see us about it. We will fix your generator and save your charging bills. Oliver's Battery Station BATTERY SPECIALIST State of Vermont, District of Randolph, s.

The Honorable Probata Court for the district aforesaid. To all persons Interested the estate Manila L. Peake, late of Orange, in said district deceased. GREETING WHEREAS, application hath been made this tourt in writing, fey Cbarl-s C. Peake, administrator, praying for license and authority to sell al the rell estate of said deceased.

Including her homwtead premises consisting of dwelling houae and barn and about one-half acre of land be- longng thereto, located at Orange Center, Vt, representing to said court that it would be beneficial to the heirs and all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, to sell said real estate and convert the same into money. And bringing into court the consent and approbation in writing, of all the heirs to said estate residing in this estate, and t-tinr forth the situation of the real ratate. WHEREUPON, the said court appointed and atsignrd the 9th day of June, 121, at the probate office in Chelsea in said district to hear and decide upon said application and petition, and ordered public notice thereof to be given to all persons interested therein, by publishing said order, together with the time and place of hearing, three weeks successively in the Barre Daily Tmes, a newspaper which circulates the neighborhood of those persons interested in said estate, all of which publications shall be previous ta the day assigned for hear ing. THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear before said court, at the time and place assigned, then and there in said eourt to mak your objection to the granting of such license, If you see cause. Given under my hand at Chelsea, in said district this 24th day of May.

1921. GEORGE L. STOW, Judge. Hay24-Sl-June7 ESTATE OF WHEELER J. BATCH ELDER.

State of. Vermont. District ef Washington, ss. The honorable probate eourt for the district aforesaid, to all perrons Interested In the estate of Wheeler J. Batrhelder.

Iste of Plainneid, in said district, deceased. GREET-INC: WHEREAS, ssio eourt has assigned the 24th day of June next for examining and allowing the account of the executor ef the estate of said deceased ami for a decree of the residue of said estate to the lawful claimants of the ssme, and ordered that nubile notice thereof be gven to all persons interested in said estate by publishing this order three weeks suc-cess'vely previous to the day assigned, in the Barre Daily Times, a newspaper pub- lished at City of Barre, in said district. THEREFORE, you are hereby notified appear at the probate office in Montpelier. in said dkttrict on the day assigned, then and there to contest the allowance of said account if yon see causa, and to establish your right a heirs, legatees and lawful claimants to said residue. Given under my hand, this 28th day of May.

12L FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge. May31-June7-1 ESTATE OF DONALD SMITH. 6tte of Vermont District of WaiMneton, t.

The hoaorshle probate court for th district aforesaid, to the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate of Donald Bmith late of City of Barre, in said district deceased, GREETING: WHEREAS, application hath been made to this court in writing by the executors, praying for lken.se and authority to sell all of real estate of said deceased to wit: City of Barre and town of Woodbury, in said district representing to said eourt that it would be beneficial to the heirs and all persons interested In the estate of said defeased, to sell said real estate and convert the same into money. And bringing Into Court the consent and approbation in writing, of all the heirs to aid estate residing in this Slate, and setting forth the situation of the real estate. WHEREUPON, th said court appointed and assigned th 17th day of June, 1921, at the probata office in Montpelier in said district to hear and decide upon said application and petition, and ordered public notice thereof to be given to all persona interested therein, by publishing said order, together with the time and plsce cf hearing, three weeks successively in th Barre Daily Times, a newspaper which circulates in the neighborhood of those persons interested in said estate, all of which publications shall be previous to the day assigned for hearing. THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear before said Court, at the time and I place assigned, then and there in said court to male your objections to the granting of such license, if you see cause. Givsn under my hand at Montpelier, ia said district, this 2ftth day of May, 1921.

FRANK J. MAI, TIN. Judge. May31-June7-H COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE ESTATE OF JAMES GALLI. Th undersigned, hiving beer, appointed by the honorable prnbnte court for the district of Wsahtnfftan.

Mmmlulnhm 4 examine, snd acijuit th rlnims snd demands of al) persons against the estste of James I C-alli, late of City of Barre, in said district decc sed, snd all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet for tha purnose foresaid, at the Granite favings Bank Trust in the City of Rarre, in ssid district, on the 23rd day of June and 16th day of of November nest, iri-m 10 o'rlcck a. until 2 o'clock p. on each of said days and that six months from the 17fh day of May, A. D. 11)21.

is the trme limited hy ssid court for said creditor to present their claim to us for and allowance. Dated at Citv of Barre. this 6th day of June. A. D.

1921. CHARLES H. WISHART. "TEPHEN RI2ZI, Commissioners. June7-U-21 MONUMENTS We have a few nice ones on hand en which we will offer genuine bargain.

Coma and see them. 'Phoi 614-W ot PROFESSIONAL CARD I RANK J. MARTIN, Judge, June7-H-21 ESTATE OF ANN ELIZA PKNNIMAV. State of Vermont District of Randolph, s. The honorable probate court for the dis-triet of Randolph, to all persons interested in the estate of Ann Eiiia Pennonan, lata of Willis matown, in aaid district deceased, GREETING: At a prohatte court holden at Chelsea.

within and for said district, on the 4th day of June, 1921, an instrument purporting to be the last will and ttament of Ann Ellta Penniman, late of Williamatowti, la said district deceased, was presented to the court aforesaid. 1 And It is ordered by said court that the 23rd day of June. 1921. at the probate of-! flee in said Chelsea, be assigned for proving said instrument and that notice thereof be given to all penons concerned, by publishing this order three weeks sue-1 cessively in the Barre Daily Times, a news- paper circulating in that vicinity, in said district previous to the tim appointed. I THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to! appear before said court, at the time and place aforesaid, and contest the probate at said will.

If you hav caune. Given under my hand at Chelsea, in said district thn 4th day of June, 1921. GEORGE L. STOW, Judge. HEININGER DENTIST TH0 DR.

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