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a CALEDONIAN-RECORD FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920 REPUBLICAN CAUCUS The Republican voters of the Town of St. Johnsare hereby notified that a Republican Caucus will be held in the Town Hall, in the Town of St. Johnsbury, on May 15, 1920, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the transaction of the following business: First. To elect eleven delegates and eleven alternates to the State Republican Convention, to be held at Montpelier on Wednesday, May 26, 1920. Second.

To determine the number of members of the Republican Town Committee, for the ensuing year, and to elect all the members of said committee. Third. To transact any other business proper to come before said caucus. Dated at St. Johnsbury, this 1st day of May, A.

1920. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, FRANK N. CARR, W.

W. BLODGETT, Republican Town Committee. TRACTOR FARMING We would like to invite those interested in power farming to a tractor demonstration on the farm of Wilbur Cushman at East St. Johnsbury, on Saturday, May 8, 1920. If you attend this demonstration you will see the tractor tried out on all kinds of work.

TANK TYPE TRACTOR Don't miss the opportunity to see the famous CLETRAC Operate under varied conditions. A. E. COUNSELL SON St. Johnsbury, Vermont APTAIN EARNEST HILL, of Portland, who says he was not able to report for duty before taking Taplac.

Declares he feels like a new man now and is on deck every day ready for work "I feel just like a new man since I began taking Tanlac and 1 am not only willing, but I am anxious to tell other people what this medicine has done for me," said Captain Earnest H. Hill, Portland, recently. Captain Hill is in command of the Ben Hur, plying between Portland and Casco Bay. He has been in the service for ten years and is held in high regard as an officer and citizen by all who know him. "I have suffered from indigestion and stomach trouble for the past eight vears," continued Captain Hill, "and at the time I started taking Tanlac I was in such a weakened condition I could hardly stand up.

When I walked would actually stagger like a drunken man and, at times, would have to hold on to something to keep from falling. After every meal I would simply suffer torment. My food would sour and I would swell up so with gas I could, hardly get my breath. I would also have awful smothering spells at night and sometimes I would have to get un to get my breath. Lots of times I would have to open the windows and doors to let in fresh air, or to go out into the, open air in order to vet my breath.

I could not find to do me any good and along toward the last I became so weak and nervous I could not do my work. "Five bottles of Tanlac have made wonderful change in my condition. in It helped me from the ver- first dose and now I feel as good as I did when I was twenty years old. I sleen fine and have a fine appetite and just feel like a new man in everv wav. I am now able to be on deck every day ready for duty." Tanlac is sold in St.

Johnsbury at the F. G. Landry Drug store. NEW HOUSE FOR SALE Two stories, 7 rooms, double parlors, dinning room on first floor, three bedrooms and full bath on second floor, closets for all bedrooms, all hardwood floors and hardwood finish upstairs and down, 8 foot porch across the front. No one has ever lived in this house and so no repairs needed for years, one pipe furnace and house built to heat correctly with one, electric lights, new hot water tank.

Price $4500. If you want to know just how good a bargain this is bring your contractor along with you and have him tell you what he can duplicate this for. Come and see it. A. B.

Dow's Agency, 12 Eastern Avenue. ONE Colonial Theatre, BIG NIGHT May 12 The Aristocrat of Modern Musical Comedies with an Avalanche of Singers, Dancers and Comedians Surrounded by a Score of Pretty Girls URQUALIFIED PRAISE FROM THE COLUMNS NEW YORK PRESS HAS PEP, GINGER A ENTERTAINMENT TEASINGLY EVENING WI R. D. GIRLS PLENTIFULLY COMIC AND ABSOLUTLLY N.Y EVENING POST. DEST EVENING YOU EVER SPENT IN A TIDES.

CYME CHORUS NAVE THE GRACE C7 WILD YOUNG THINGS OF THE FOREST. N.Y, TRIBUNE, DIVINE NEW YORK CHICAGO BIG MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS CASICAGO PRESS PUN MUSIC SINCE THE LAYS ONE RAO CHICAGO TAIDURE. WITH THE DELIGHT. HALF WILD THE HERALD. NO THE 30 09 BIAL CREAT MI coco wiT OVEN THE FUN, WE 24 Twinkling Tunes Plentitude of Girls -Special Orchestra A Terpsichorean Treat of all the Latest Society and Novelty Dances.

Excellent Cast and Wonderful Chorus in Creation Gowns Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 HENRY M. CHENEY DIES AT HIS CLIFF -ST. HOME Had Been Employed at the Fairbanks Scale Works Fifty-one Years Henry M. Cheney died at his home on Cliff street Thursday morning, aged 74 years. Mr.

Cheney was born in Waterford Dec. 31, 1845, being the son of Danforth and Lois (Pike) Cheney. His father died when he was only nine years old, but his mother lived to be over 90. As: a boy he went to Kirby to live with his older sister, Mrs. L.

K. When 17 years old he came to St. Johnsbury and entered the Paddock Iron Works where he learned the machinist's trade. After an apprenticeship of three years he entered the scale shops where he served for 51 years, never missing a day on account of illness in all that period. On account of ill health he left the scale factory in January, 1919, and at that time the only one older in service was Henry E.

Byron, who had entered the shops a few days before Mr. Cheney. The latter was an expert machinist, for many years foreman of the machine department and later engaged ip special work. Mr. Cheney enlisted in the First Vermont Cavalry in the Civil war and was assigned to duty on the Vermont border.

He was a member of Chamberlin Post, No. 1, G. A. and the third member of this organization to die within a week. He was active in the Masonic bodies of the town, being a member.

of Passumpsie Lodge, No. and A. Haswell Royal Arch Chapter, No. 11, Caledonia Council, No. 13, R.

S. Ml, Palestine Commandery, Shrine. No. 5, and the Mystic Mr. Cheney was for some years a member of the board of village trustees and many of the present improvements in municipal conditions are due to his wise foresight and advice.

He was a republican in nolities and was candidate for town representative a few years ago. -Mr. Chene- married in 1866 Mary Spencer at St. Johnsbury, who died August 1, 1917. He leaves a brother, Reuben G.

Chenev of St. Johnsbury, one son, Clinton M. Cheney of Chicago, and a grandson, Joseph M. Cheney. The funeral will be held at his late residence on Cliff street Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted b- Rev.

Dr. A. P. Grint. Mr.

Cheney was a who had no enemies, of strict interritv. and a man who will be greatly missed in the community. ST. JOHNSBURY Local News There is a magic in the air-Yaddo is coming! adv. Henry B.

Walthall, the screen star who is his highly imaginative and stronc1- dramatic nortravals, adds new laurels to his reputation as Harry Sevier in "The Long Lane's a National Film Corporation production released by Exhibitors, Mutual. Walthall is calls albest when the role for the conflict of two natures--the man degraded and the man rising triumphant from the denths. Such characters are registered with unfail-' ing certitude and power, and in his latest play he has found material similar to the roles which established him as the peer of any actor on the screen. The story which is a screen dramatization of the novel by Hallie Erminie Rives, admirably worked til the last big climax. At the out, the interest sustained unPlease today onlv.

The Missionary Round Table will hold a food sale in the North church vestry Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. In connection with this sale there will be a "near new" table where many articles can be bought at a bargain. 268-69 adv Another Big Dance Monday Night MAY 10. at LeClerc's Hall Given by the Brotherhood of Railway Station Employees Admission 50c per Couple Extra lady 25 Cents Plus War tax Henault's Orchestra Buick LTERE is a big seven passenger touring car of exceptional character--the Buick Model Forty-Nine. It is an individual car--one that meets a more exacting requirement than the ordinary types in which larger carrying capacity is demanded.

For city or country driving this big, roomy Buick fulfills the demands of each owner, particularly those who desire a family car of beauty, comfort and economy. Its popularity in demand and selection conclusively proves the choice of the majority of all such buyers- -and each day finds additional purchasers placing orders for future delivery. Prices f. o. b.

Flint, Michigan Model K-44 $1535.00 K-46 $2235.00 Model K-49 $1865.00 Model K-45 $1595.00 Model K-4? $2465.00 Model K-50 $2895.00 Prices Revised April 1. 1920 The Butch Model K-8t 49 37 When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will Build Them CHAS. E. SILSBY, St. Johnsbury, Vt.

For Sale Thirty-five acre village farm in village joining St. Johnsbury, equipped for dairy and poultry, some wood and lumber, good. buildings, running water from own spring, 2 cows, horse, 75 hens, pig, ice, wood two buggy wagons, express wagon, sleigh sleds, harness, DeLaval eparator, other tools. Everything for $3500. Part cash.

Fifty 'acre farm, 5 miles from St. Johnsbury, one-half mile off state road, wood and lumber for home use, running water, good buildings some fruit, 8 head stock 2 horses, harnesses all necessary faming tools, everything for $2700. A. B. Dow's Agency St.

Johnsbur Verm on Knights of Pythias Regular meeting of Apollo Lodge, No. 2, Tuesdav evening, May 11 at 8 o'clock. H. C. Ingersoll, C.

C. H. C. Abbott. K.

R. S. FOR SALE Three two-tenement houses on the Plain. 3 cottages for sale, St. Johnsbury Center.

Six-room Cottage on R. R. Street. Two Cottages at Greensboro close to Caspian Lake. A good opportunity for one to take summer boarders.

Chas. E. Kirk, St. Johnsbury Here's a chance to Beat The H. C.

of L. 10 lbs. Corn' Meal .55 2 Pkgs Branzo .25 Cream Wheat Pkg. .28 6 Cans Tomatoes $1.48 6 Cans Peas $1.28 6 Cans Wax Beans $1.38 2 Cans Pumpkin .28 This Week at A. H.

Gleason Co. Main Street St. Johnsbury, Vermont Classified Dept. WANTED TO RENT WANTED----by the Apsley Rubber Co. of Hudson, girls and young men and married couples to work in modern shoe shop.

(wages) girls, $15.00, men, $19.00 per week while learning. Agent at St. Johnsburv House, May 11th. Ask for Mr. Shefdon, employment agent.

266-270. WANTED Pupil nurses and at the Taunton State Hospital. Wages $35 per month with maintenance. For particulars address, Dr. Arthur V.

Goss, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Mass. 227 of WANTED-Plain sewing at on Railroad St. WANTED Waitress and kitchen girl at Hale's Tavern, Wells River. 239 WANTED AT ONCE at Fairbanks Inn-Two table girls, experience uncook. necessary, a good reliable chef, WANTED- Good fast order cook fornight work.

$20 per week and board, Hoadley Restaurant, Brattleboro, Vt. 245 if WANTED- Hardwood lumber of all kinds sawed to our order. Advise what you have or will have to offer Plunkett, Webster Lumber Address Box 447, Bennington, Vt. 238 tf FARM HELP WANTED--Both married and single men. Nice cottage house for small family.

Must be good housekeeper and competent man. Sur roundings fine. Big pay. Apply to A. 3 Dow, 12 Eastern Ave, St.

Johnsbury. 255 tf WANTED-Dishwasher at Star Restaurant. 242 tf WANTED--A girl or middle-aged housework. Only two in. the family.

children. House has all modern improvements and right party would find contentment. Good pay. A. B.

Dow 2, St. Johnsbury. 262 tf MALE and FEMALE attendants and nurses wanted at the Vermont State Hospital. Wage scale materially advanced April 1, 1920. Apply to E.

A. Stanley, Supt. 265 tf WANTED---Girl at Concord Candy Kitchen. 265 tf WANTED---Position as chauffeur. Reliable.

Box 358, St. Johnsbury. WANTED---Woman to do plain sewing to work with a tailor. Apply to J. T.

Leary, Odd Fellows Block, St. Johnsbury. 267-9 WANTED----At once a kitchen girl at St. Johnsbury House. 265 tf WANTED- at once, assistant pastry cook at the St.

Johnsbury House. 265 tf WANTED--Housekeeper, call after 5 p. m. Higgins, 61 Pearl street. TENEMENTS to rent---4 to 7 rooms, newly panered and painted.

Electric lights. H. B. Stanley, Phone 126-11. 266 tf PASTURE TO LET- Seed beans for sale.

James Murphy, 5 High St. 260tf FOR SALE FOR SALE -U. S. Cream Separator 700 new bowl two years ago. Old style, in perfect running order.

Price, $20.00. L. F. Goslant, Barnet, Vt. 259 tf FOR SALE-Three building lots on Pleasant St.

Inquire Richard Gibson. 260-285 FOR SALE--One work horse, Weight 1400 and good worker. Call at 17 Pleasant St. Johnsbury. 265-271 FOR SALE---One 100-gal.

gasoline tank, in No. 1 condition. Phone 211. 265 tf FOR SALE -Six cylinder, seven pa'ssenger Overland car. Inquire of J.

E. Walker, St. Johnsbury. 262-264-268-270 wkly It FOR SALE---Franklin roadster. Bosch magneto equipped.

Price Tel. Barnet, 268-276 FOR SALE-A few choice building lots en Hooker Hill. Phone 211. 253 FOR SALE---First class saddle pony, cheap. Weight about.

800. Charles Burt, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 265-ft FOR SALE -K. W.

master vibrator for Ford car and Stewart electric warning signal also baby carriage purchased new and used but half of last season, C. E. Jones, 41 Pearl St. 260-278 FOR SALE--HOUSE in Passumpsic village. Fine location.

Two tenements. Garden and room to build garage. Must be sold to settle estate. Inquire of Mrs. W.

S. Willard, Passumpsic, Vt. Bert U. Wells, P. O.

Box 231, Burlington, 240 FOR SALE--A few splendid bargains in little used White Rotary sewing machines. Three or four good second-hand sewing machines from five to eight dollars. McLean's Music Store. 251 tf FOR SALE---Three barber chairs. P.

E. Bernier, 5 Eastern Ave. FOR SALE OR RENT--Eight room house on Pearl St. For information call W. B.

Eastman. 269 tf MISCELLANEOUS STORAGE at 28 Pearl St. 267-272 PUBLIC AUTO -Special attention to town calls Prices reasonable for long drives. Phone Avenue House, 402, 151-M, or house, 212-12. P.

J. Martin, St. Johnsbury, Vt. 264-290 LAWNS MOWED and gardens planted and cared for. A.

F. Valley, 12 Elm Street. READ THE CLASSIFIED A.