Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 8

RUTLAND DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 22, I9i4. 18671914. BUTUND COUNTY AND VICINITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS What is Castoria ASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paregoric, Drop and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasanL It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.

Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allay Feverishness. For more than thirty year it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation. Flatulency, Wind Colic all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.

The Children's Panacey-The Mothers Friend. Th Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over SO vears has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and ha been made under Hs nal supervieion since its infancy. Allow one to derive you in this.

A Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good are hut Experiment that triffe with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of LOUT. M. FRANCISCO SON Insurance Companies Represented Liverpool Lor don Globe, Fire Association, Fidelity Phonix, New Hampshire, Old Colony, Vermont Mutual, Berkshire Mutual, Globe Indemnity, Mass. Bonding Insurance.

Office 57 Merchants Row. Phones, 937-W, 933-R. LOUT Bunrh of key with pUt tworin itMH Krl Moo4y. Findor pIM leatvc Jy3013 PROCTOR. R.

E. Conan who has been visit ing friends here, bap returned to Burlington. Arthur Javery has taken apposition in the Vermont Marble companys office. Mies Balcomb of Claremont, N. who has been visiting here, has returned.

A daughter. Millicent Ellen. was born Monday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. B.

Kingsbury. Mrs. Kingsbury's sister, a graduate of the Philadelphia training school for nurses, is taking care of her. There will be a meeting of the local troop of Boy Scouts at 7:30 o'clock this evening in the Y. M.

C. A. building. Dr. and Mrs.

Watson Hutchinson, who have been visiting Miss Cbalman, have returned Charles Noonan hag given ap his position at the finishing shop. I.OST A mil Ui grip, or rw, Liwmd Varment Mtriilt Co. Htarc od ritrn4wi ISolity Frtiitr Asia for rword. -Jj'22d3 s'a'ub VERGENNES. Dr.

and Mr. D. J. Carroll have as guest Mies Mary Murphy aad John Sheehan of Port Henry. N.

Y. Mrs. Walter Daigneault and children of Worcester. are here to spend several weeks with. Mr.

Daig-neauit's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daigneault- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold of Lowell, who were the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. George H- Bora the first of the week, have gone to Middlebury to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Flagg of Rutland have Returned to their home in that city, after a brief visit to Mr.

Flagg's mother, Mrs. Emma Flagg, and brother, W. H. Flagg. Palmer Ball of Boston, is at the home of his parent, Mr.

and Mrs. E. M. Ball, for vacation. Mrs.

C. F. White and sister. Miss Lou Miner, visited Mr. and Mrs.

H. Louis Miner in Brandon Monday. Murray Kenyon, who has been attending school at Mount Hermon, arrived Monday night to spend vacation w-ith his Mr. and Mrs. X.

L. Renyon. Mrs. Max Fishman and three children are with her people in Burlington. Mrs.

hi. T. Bristol has returned from Middlebury, where she visited her daughters, the Misses Jennie and Ada Bristol. CS.pt. M.

H. Daniels took an excursion party on steamer Victor to Thompsons Point Wednesday. The party came by train from Bristol to FOB- BALE -1 chiffonier, 1 tide board. 1 bookroa. chain.

1 marble abelf. f.IF'Ur os. 35 Madiaon i. J)23d3 FOR BALE Uofa with innar money caul: out tide dimension aafc 32 ie.x27-ln 48-in bi(b i aquire at Swift Co. Jy 1 6dtf FOR BALE Two chair barber hop, located near Rutland, cheap if eold at once: hsainaaa roust be aold on account of ill kcaitl Mdmt 9-5 Herald- Indian Remedies Roots, Barks and Herbs.

They cure many, they relieve many, they injure none. 4 FOR MALE Saab and door factory, equipped with modern machinery: splendid wa ter power, rood location, good buajneaa Ad dreaa O. Bo. Enoaburgh Kail, Vt. Jy21d24 FOR HA1.E 1912 Ford roadster.

run mile. newly overhauled and pointed, in tK-elloait condition, apecial equipment: price right. Inquire C. Loll. It Mead Phone 03 8, Our Real Estate List Covers the Entire State.

Offers Farms, Lake Shore Fronts, Timber Tracts, City Houses, Desirable Building Lots, and brings into contact with REAL BARGAINS. Let Us Know Your Desire. Henry Medicine Co, iOVi Merchants Row, Rutland, t. FOft SALS. A fourteen foot Motor Boat, newly varnished; two H.

En, gine; used six weeks; reason for selling, ewner left town. W. F. BYRNE, Center Rutland, Vt. Tel.

713-M. Jy21d3t. WEST RUTLAND. Warren Wesoott.of Main street has returned to Wallingford after spending a week at, his home In this place. Mrs.

S. Rieord and Mrs. J. OReiiley of New York are visiting at tfhs home of Napoleon Leonard. Mrs.

O'Reilley will return today. Roger Dwyer, who was recently appointed postmaster, took possession of the postoffice Monclay. Henry Battles of Pleasant street, who is employed at the Rutland railroad office, is taking a two weeks vacation. Miss Gladys Markoff of Main street is visiting friends in Brandon for a few days. During yesterdays storm a bolt of lightning tore a blind from the house occupied by Herbert Perci-val on Barnes street and broke two large windows In the house of Patrick Patten on Barnes street No other damage was reported.

Miss Davine of Main street, who has been confined to her home with illness, fs able to be out. William Flemming has gone to Ottawa, where he' will take charge of a mill for the Canadian Clarendon Marble company. James Quinn, of Essex Junction is spending a Yfew days with his parents on High street. Miss Anna May Reagan has returned to her home in Fair Haven after spendings week with her cousin. Miss Helen Gallagher.

Miss Margaret Gilfeather and sister, Miss Vera Gilfeather, have gope to Middlebury where they will spend a few weekfi as the guests of John Burns of tJhe Logan house. William Dwyer of Main street is having alterations made on the interior of his home. Gfeorge Gallagher, James Gilfeather, Charles Mumford and Clyde Hunter have returned from Bomoseen after spending a few days with friends. Death of Patrick Everin. Patrick Everin, formerly of West Rutland, died morning in Quincy, at home of hitf daughter, Mrs.

James McGrath. Mr. Everin was 83 years old and had lived the greater part pf his life in West Rutland.He is survived by Two brothers, William of West Rutland, Steven, of I.ouisville, one sister, Mrs. Margaret OBrien of Ferbolt, and three nieces and two nephews. The body will be brought to Rutland today on the 2 oclock train and the funeral will be held in tot.

Bridgets church at 3 oclock- The burial will be in. the Main street ciemetery. Death of Patrick Colligan. Patrick Colligan of Pleasant street died last evening about 7.10 oclock at the home of his stepdaughter, Mrs. M.

E. McLaughlin, "after a long illness with Brights Misease. He was about 69 years old and was born in Ireland, although he had been a resident of West Rutland the greater part of his life. Besides the stepdaughter, with whom he Hved, he is survived by another stepdaughter, Mrs. Sarah McLaughlin of Providence, R.

I. 1 WALLINGFORD. The women of St. Patrick's church will hold one of their series of lawn parties at Mrs. S.

A. Cootey's Thurg day evening. Ice cream and sake and home made candy will be on sale. Richard Strombach ha returned from a few days visit in Utica, N. Y.

Justus Steinhour, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Steinhour, has returned to Schenectady, N. Y. The Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church will hold a food sale in the chapel Saturday Afternoon at 3 oclock.

Edward Pickett is visiting relatives in Danby. Miss Jennie Feny of Rutland was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. Delia Young. Miss Anna Pickett has returned from Bellows Falls, where she visited relatives. Dr.

and Mrs. T. A. Cootey of Rutland visited his son, Dr. S.

A. Cootey, Tuesday. The Girlfe Athletic club will meet on the play grounds Friday afternoon at 3 oclock. Miss Ruth Jackson has returned from Leominster, Mass. FOR SALE 40 H.

P. Touring Car. finest of mechanical condition. Complete equipment including electric lights; Klaxon horn; extra shoes, etc; cost $3500 new H. MONTGOMERY, jy2idtt 64 Church St.

Burnham Rowe HUBBARDTON. Milton Perkins was at Castleton Corners Tuesday. Hollis Adams is working for J. Harrison. Earl St.

John was in Brandon Monday. Maude Corwin is spending a few days at Sunset Lake, the guest of Miss Hazel- Bresee. W. C. Jennings and Scott Felton were in West Rutland Sunday.

J. C. and Bernard Regan were at Hyde Manor Sunday. M. Walsh of Pittsburgh, food and drugs inspector, bureau of chemistry for the government, is a guest at E.

E. St. Johns. Mrs. J.

Mulney of Castleton and Mrs. Houlihan and Mrs. Ward of Boston have been visiting a few days at Hugh Burns. M. C.

Breeee was a Fair Haven visitor Monday. Room 11. Quinn Bldo. Rutland, Vt. VIOLIN TO RENT.

Lessons by Alfred Larsen of Burlington; in Rutland Wednesdays. Glat-est modern method. Also lessons in Cello and Theory, Studio, 21 Church street. Information at Music Store. TO RENT Rooms, flat, houses, stores, hops, etc if we do not Hare what you want perhaps we could build for you; every building and room in good order.

Underhill White. Jyl7dtf TO RENT Desirable upper tenement, 7 room, barn. Mrs H. Edw. Dyer.

Jlbdtf TO RENT Furnished rooms, modern Improvement. 13 Royce st. J17eod3 TO RENT Furnished rooms. 38 Pine at. 1 SPRING SHOES Black, Tan and White.

Pnces the Lowest. High or Low. HELP WANTED MALE. Dr. W.

L. Bixby. Dr. M. A.

Steven. DENTISTS Oral Hygiene is a subject written on by our Ablest Writers, and published in many of our leading Magazines and. Daily advocated by many of our School Boards and accepted as Fact by many of our Largest Manufacturers throughout tile countrj, to the extent that Manufacturing Plants of note have Invested and installed Dental Skillful Practitioners and ae giving to Children of their Employees Free Dentistry to their welfare in future life. Such Being the Case Does it occur to You that you can well afford such Protection to the welfare of your children what better time than now Vacation to put your child tn the hands of a Competent Practitioner, that they be ready and In a healthy condition to take tip the school work agn In the Fall. Early Attention to Children Teeth saves large expenditures in the future None- too Young None too Old, to start ORAL HYGIENE As Practiced By Drs.

Bixby Stevens Over the Playhouse. -Rutland, VL SOUTH WALLINGFORD. George Baxter is visiting in Opt-tingsville. MYs. C.

M. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. W. Nichols and Mr.

and Mrs. Leland Fish of Rutland were In town Sunday. Singers from Danby were welcomed at Union churcb at tbe Sunday evening service. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Mazham and son were In town Sunday. Mrs. Eva Ames, Mr. and Mrs. M.

H. Roberts and little daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wideawake, were in Rutland Saturday. Tbe Ladies Aid society will meet st Union church July 30.

Mrs. Toohey of Rutland visited her people, Mr. and Mrs. Nahum Horton, over Sunday. Mr.

Kirby has been viriting his sister, Mrs. Frank jr. Frank UnderWood was in East Ws1-lingford Tuesday. J. SLATER, 144 WEST ST.

WANTED 3 good men for haying. Call at 126 State at. DANBY. Mrs. Robert Force of West Rutland, who has been visiting relatives here, has returned to her home.

John Frazier has returned from Manchester, where he has been Spending a few days. Dr. Grinnell, John B. Griffith and Maurice Kane were in Rutland yesterday. B.

B. Brown is visiting relatives in Pawlet. Miss Katherine Coan is visiting at J. E. Moloney's.

Mrs. William Corey went to Bennington yesterday, where she will spend a few days. Miss Florence Parker has returned from a -weeks visit in Rutland. Miss Marjorie Lobdell of Rutland is visiting at D. B.

Parkers. There will be a dance in Enterprise hall Saturday night, July 25. WANTED Barber at once, Mumford A Egan, Center t. FAIR HAVEN. Ralph Payette, who been spending several days with his family, returned yesterday to his home in Montreal.

The Busy Bee society of the Welsh Presbyterian church, will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sleight will leave today for a visit with relatives- in Syracuse, N. Y.

Miss Margaret ORourke of Albany, N. is visiting her sister. Miss Mary Sloan, on Maple street. Miss Olive Pelkey, who has been spending several weeks in Plattsburgh and Port Henry, N. returned yesterday.

Misses Nellie Kett, Elizabeth Downes and' Mary O'Day, who have been spending several days with Miss Copps at the, Bardwell hotel at Rutland, returned yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and children, who have been spending several weeks at the Point of Woods, Long Island, returned Tuesday. Miss fHWlle Sloan Albany, N.

Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sloan on Maple street. 1 Mrs. Edward Doyle and daughter, Mary, who have been the guest of relatives in N. for two weeks, returnedTuesday.

Miss Pearl Deurs, who' has been two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wash-hum Fancher, returned yesterday to Hudson Falls, N. Y. Ma and Mrs.

H. P. Clement and daughter and Dr. and Mrs. J.

F. Wilson and two children are spending two weeks at the Wilson cottage at Lake Bomoseen. Mrs. A. M.

Lusk and son of New York city are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sheldon at the Valley farm.

Telephone Girls on Strike. Five' operators in the office of th Granville Telephone company at this place, left their positions at noon today, leaving the office with the head operator which crippled the service for some time. The company demanded that the girls work more hours, that' is on two Sundays each month instead of one. hs they have been Mr. Hicks from Granville, N.

arrived later in the day and brought with him two operators from Granville and later two came from Whitehall, N. Y. good pay. Jy2 ld3 WANTED A gardener and caretaker on a small place, near Castieton Corners. Apply at Ridge Farm WANTED Beef Hides, Calf Skins, Pelts and Tallow.

We are always la the market for all kinds of Rough Furs. Remember we pay the Highest Cash Price. Rutland Waste Metal Co. Phone 759-M 246 West St BENSON. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Collins of Albany, N. who have been at Mrs. Wells a few days, with Mrs. Collins parents, have now gone to Ticondero-ga, to visit relatives.

Dr. Amelia E. Brown of Rutland is visiting relatives in town. The body of Mrs. J.

H. Cummings of Schenectady, N. was brought here for burial last -Tuesday. She was a daughter of the late Robert Coats, who formerly lived here. Mrs.

M. E. Wilcox, who has been in Northern New York, visiting relatives the past three weeks, hts returned hfcme. Mrs. Guy Wilcox and daughters, Beatrice and Claudia, and son, Roy, of Rutland, are visiting at M.

E. Wilcox's. James -Noble has purchased a new automobile. Dr. J.

P. Newton has gone on a visit to St. Albans and Highgate, the home of his childhood days. Prof. Wallace B.

Phelps of Fairu Haven will open a dancing school in the town hall July 23. MEN WANTED to learn to drivo and repair autos and prepare to fill positions. Write at once. Mains Auto 779 For-5tt Ave Portland, Me. Ml'52mo JfELP WANTED FEMALE.

Typewriters To Rent Remington-Underwood, xtoyal, Smith Premier. WANTED AT ONCE Good dinuig romn girl for transient hotel, year around; refer neve. Colburn House, Manchester Cesiter, Vt. 1 Id lO WANTED -Young Polish or Swedish girl for housework, smell family. 61 Ever greefi ave.

Jy22d3 WANTED Competent girl for general houaework. Phone 152 M. Jy22d3 Inquire of L. J. Egelston at Rutland Business College School.

Phone 396-M. House 784-M. CASTLETON. Mrs. Emily Miller and daughter of Newark, N.

and Mrs. H. R. Graves and daughters of Springfield, are the guests of -Mr. end Mrs.

George Ray. H. H. Parks and Miss Athleen Parks visted at Rutland on Tuesday. A heavy storm of wind, rain and thunder and lightning visited the town on Tuesdafr morning, the wind blowing down trees and breaking off large branches in many parts of the tqwn.

The rain was much needed. Mrs. Theresa Randall, who has been visiting relatives in Brandon, has returned home. Edward Dunn has taken his position as postmaster. John Hanley died at his home In East Hubbardton Tuesday morning af-, ter" an illness of about two weeks fol-1 lowing an operation for appendicitis.

He was 23 years of age and is survived by his mother, three brothers, Robert, William and Andrew Hanley and three sisters, Loretta, Anna and Elizabeth Hanley. The funeral services will be held at St. Johns Catholic church morning at 9 oclock. WANTED A woman for general housework; no washing. Apply in person to Mrs.

Frank Norton et Fair Haven, Vt. Jy22d2 MANCHESTER. This section was visited this afternoon by a severe rain storm, accompanied by high wind which blew down several trees and flattened out the crops. '4 The Connor farm in the eastern part of the town, consisting of about 250 acres, which has been in the market since the death of the late Alvan C. Connor a few' years since, has been sold by the administrator cf the estate to Thomas Hanley of Manchester Center.

Mrs. G. W. Van Huyning of Hoosick Falls, N. has been visiting her mother, Mrs.

Fina D. -Adams at the Center. E. W. Clark.

3d. of Philadelphia, has joined his father's family at their summer home, Wyndhurst, in the south part of the village. Bernard Kelly, who has been on a week's trip to the shrine of St. Anne de Reaupre at Quebec, has returned tonis home here. WANTED Reliable lady for Address P.

O. Bos 53, Rutland. Vt. Jy22dl HELP WANTED. WANTED A celloist, clairnetist or cor-netist at Prospect House, Lake Bomoseen.

B. Ellis. Jyl7d6 SALESMEN WANTED. YES, INDEED. The New York Ladies Tailor and Furrier also does Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing.

Remodeling a specialty. 80 West St. Tel. 845-M. Buttons Covered.

BIG SALE ON CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHINGS At Very Low Prices. GUARANTEE CLOTHING STORE, NTED Cigar salesman to sell cigars, cigarettes, tobacco to dealers, $100 per month, $5 per day traveling expenses. Amber Tobacco Boston, Mass. Jy20-22 SITUATION WANTED. PITTSFORD.

Charles N. Hart died at the Proctor hospital Tuesday morning after an illness of six weeks. He was born in Brandon February 21, 1848. He enlisted in company heavy artillery, first Vermont -ragiment, on December 1, 1863, and was honorably discharged at Fort Foote, Maryland. He was married in 189 to Mary Ann McCormick.

He is survived by his three sons, Charles H. of Shirley, and Frank and George of East Jaffrey, N. also by one sister, Mrs. Joseph Hevey ot Worcester, Mass, The funeral will probably be held Thursday morning at 9 oclock at St. Alphoftsus church at Pittsford Mills.

Burial will be in the Pittsford Catholic Miss Lenore Treat and Miss Sarah Whitcomb were the guests of Miss Marion Chatterton of Rutland Tuesday. W. T. Denison has returned from a 10 days trip to Nebraska and Colorado. A lawn party and band concert will be given Thursday night on the mills school grounds by the hand- The proceeds will be used by them to buy uniforms for the baseball team.

Refreshments anj amusements of various kinds will be on the grounds and a large crowd is expected. WANTED Position by experienced stenographer, reference furnished. Address 96 Herald. 11 Grove St. Rutland, VL CHITTENDEN.

The W. R. 0. will hold a lawn party in front of the town hall Saturday evening, July 25. Ice cream and cake will be served.

All are cordially invited. ri eaperitnee, sober end re liable; also some experience at overhauling. Address L. 146 West city. Jy22dl MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

PERU. Mrs. W. B. Robinson of Natick, is visiting her sister, Mrs.tW.

B. Simonds. Mrs. M. J.

Hppgqojfl has returned from a several weeks stay in Cambridge, Mass. M. J. Hapgood attended -the meeting of the Green Mountain club in Rutland on Saturday of last week. He was elected vice-president.

Mrs. C. A. Palin is attending the Northfleld summer school. A.

M. Lyon and family returned to Massachusetts the last of the week, having spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mr- M. B. Lyoy A good number of summer visitors are in town.

The Bromley house has a number of guests and most of the cottages are occupied. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mi's. Joseph Farnum. The Christian Endeavor society helji a ten-tefi social at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Burroughs on Tuesday evening. WE HAVE LETT 7 horses from our last car load which we will sell at very tmall profit; all young horses, ranging in weight from 1100 to 1600; all horses must be as represented; you take no risk in buying here or we will exchange, with you.

NEWHAN ft COHEN 94-98 West Street. Phone 777. EAST WALLINGFORD. King returned to her home in Brandoh this week after spending several days with friend here. Mrs.

Almon Johnson has returned to her home in Proctorsvllle after spending a few days with Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Anna Wardwell and her guest. Miss Alice Drisko of Boston was in Rutland Monday.

Miss Orpha Johnson has returned, from Proctorsvllle where she visited Mrs. Mervin Johnson and is now visiting friends in New York City. Mrs. Vef Jaqulth and two children havq returned to their home in 'Tyson after spending some time with her parents, Mrt and Mrs. J.

E. Fletcher. Miss Alice DrfskiT' returned to Jier home in today after visiting Mrs. Anna Wardwell for several day. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Tisdale, Mis Ruth Tisdale and Howard Chase of Leominster, are expected here tomorrow to spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John JR. Sheehan.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hager of Proc-tOrsville were recent guests of, Mr. and Hr- Fred Davenport. Miss Zada DavfBon bag returned from Vallingford where she spent weehwitb Miss Dora Cutter.

Mr. and kfrs. Gil rain tnd Miss Catherine and Mary Gilram of Rutland are vtkiting Mary and P. W. Maloney.

EXPERIENCED teacher will give piano lessons during summer; has studied several years abroad. Miss Floreua Chase, Manchester, Vt. Phone 45-6. Jyl6dl2 HENDON. Mrs.

Marion Green of Pittsford was a visitor at the home of heF mother, Mrs: Elizabeth Williams, last week. Misses Mary and Lena Seward of Rutland are spendings week at the home of theiV grandparents, Me. and Mrs. G. W.

Seward. Mildred Ranger of Rutland is visiting at the home of her uncle, Serrill Ranger. NOTICE On August 15th, next, I shall place all book accounts due me in the hands of my attorney, S. R. Noble, for collection.

W. A. THRALL. Jy21d4t DR. U.

J. MANGAN will attend Dr. Han-rattan's patients danng the doctor's absence at the Hibernian convention. Jy20d6 URGE WOOD LOT FOR SALE Mostly old growth. Spruce, Hemlock, Bass Wood.

Etc. 2 miles from railroad station, a fine chance for Portable mill. For further particulars, apply, J. A. SENECAL.

East Wallingford, Vt. Classified Ada, Bast and Cheapest. Sale, Rent and Help. Advertising, 5 Cents the Line. HOLD subscriptions for Homestead I am coming.

S. K. fctinehoqr. JSOdlS WANTED. Approximately 7500 Ton of Bituminous Coal.

D. W. Flaggs Motion Pictures at Pittsford Town Hail, Tonight. adv. AlSWedtf SpecificationB and forms for bidt Say bo obtained from Dewey T.

Han-y, urchaaiaf Agent. Montpelier. Vt. JlSd6 FOR SALE. House, barn and extra good lot No.

24 Cottage Street. This is an exceptionally good lot, right handy by, and in the developing part of the city. 85Vz West S1- EDGAR B. MOORE. Rutland, Vt.

CALCIUM CARBIDE Today Only 41.00 Capa, 80 Cents; 50c Cans. 40 Cents Other Specials at the Metz Service Station, Spellman Terrace; Telephone 894-M HELP WANTED TODAY Stenographer; 5 Laborers; Mechanic; Demonstrator; 7 Housework Girls and Tots or others at the General Offices Suites 1-2-3 Gryphon Bldg Telephone 817-W. EARL C. NOYES. NO REAR REFLECTIONS WITH T0RICS WE DO Overhauling, Repair, ing and Vuloanixing; WE SELL Accsasorlea for all Car.

HAV-JOLINE 911. filtered GASOLINE. Standard from curb pump, 15c par gallon. ALLENS GARAGE. 34 Evelyn St.

Jyd4t The PAWLET. Mr1, and Mrs. Charles Liceifse and family of Bellows Falls, who spent several days last week with relatives here, have returned talony. A meeting of the Ntetawee Valley grange will be held this evening. After the regular meeting there will be an open program to which all are Invited.

Charles Weeks of Rockland, Ill-spent a few days at C. E. Denlos lst week. Rev. and Mrs.

Hurd of Interlaken. spent last week with friends In town. curved Toric away with the annoyance of rear reflections entirely. Your field of vision is widened and the close-fitting edges can not interfere when you look off at an angle. Come in and see us about them.

11 Investment 2 family house on West Street. Five rooms downstairs, six rooms upstairs tenement. Furnace, bath, hardwood floors and everything in good repair. Rents 20 iponth, $240 per year. Price $2200.

Frederick A. Field Leading Real Estate Agency City. in AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS ABE FREQUENT. ARE YOU INSURED? Misses Ela Goebt of Hartford, and Justin Benson of New Britain. also John Llndholm of New Britain are guests gt Lakeview cottage.

Mr. and Mrs.H. J. Efcty and children have returned from visiting, in Rutland. Miss Kathlfen White left yesterday for a visit In Boston and Bournedale, Mass.

Stanton Tiffaay has returned from Yonkers, N. Y. His brother, J. Burr Tiffany from the West returned with him for a viiL C. W.

Parmenter of Somerville. came Saturday to spend the summer with hi family here SHERBURNE. Mr. and Mrs. thfldon Dimick and son of Hartford and Mr.

and Mrs. Orris Robirfson wre Sunday giAsts at Van Ness Dimick a. n- William Johnson -and family are visiting relatives in Chicago. Charles Sumner. Clyde Sumner.

He-! Miner, Mrs. George Prior and Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Wilson took an automobile trip to Springfield Sunday, Washington Fir Doors i have alkrge stock for your inspect TOR.IC LENSES WALT5R A. CLARK, 26 Merchants Row. BntMbPd, Vt. A. R.

Slader OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN. Merchants Row. OFFICE DAYS MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Chaffee Lumber Co. 321 West St Telephone 105 Rutland, Vf.

THAT WORN-OUT FEELING with loss of apatite, constipation, biliousness, sick headache, is nature's warning that you need a good summer tonic. Get a bottle of Baxters Mandrake Bitters today. Sold everywhere liquid or tablets, 25 cents. Over Rutland avlng Bank. 1 Classified Ada, left and Cheapaet.

Sale, Rent and Help. Advertising, 5 Cent the Ling,.