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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-17
Girl Deputy Marshal.

Miss Beulah Reynolds is probably
the only woman in the United States
who has her name on the government
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-17
Useful Tears.

Use1uI Tears.
Tears have their use, apart from the
crying aspect, inasmuch as they re-
fresh and wash the eyes Of animals
and birds who live exposed to the dust.
The eye requires to be kept clear anh
clean, and tears perform this duty
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-17

ticians Their influence secured her a
position as stenographer in the mar
shal's Office, and she was later sworn
N as deputy. She is empowered to
serve papers, and, if necessary, to go
into the field and make arrests.
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CHAPTER Nv


by which Lynn Yeames precluded an offer
OF marriage being made to Miss Dalrym-
pie by his uncle. l had not thought of
him making love to her himself; rather 1
anticipated his taking some underhand
measures, in conjunction with his mother,
to prejudice Flexmore against her. You
have not encouraged your nephew's WIS.,
Its, have you, George" l asked.
mo; at the same time 1 could not re-
fuse to receive him. There is nothing in
his behavior l could take exception to.
Indeed, he has tried his utmost to make
himself agreeable"
II don't doubt that for moment, hang
him! He can make himself pleasant IL
he likes, or unpleasant, either. war
rant he's clever enough to keep his moth
er out of sight What effect has he made
on Miss Dalrymple with his agreeable
waysT
II am afraid she likes him. 1t Is only
natural she should be brighter and gayer
In his society. am very dull, and there
are no visitors here-none of her own age
and then Lynn is clever and lively, he
plays nicely, and sings well. too. He is
very attentive, and she could not be nm
gracious
ave must stop it at that. There's no
time to be lost" said L.
DO you think he intends to marry
her"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-21
lots were put on the arket August e. 81 lots have been sold

unsod We bonafde
deeds
Bpre Ohio Two
at the price do fail
purchase will have higher get
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-21

lots in adhHo
# the Pin
% Oprb
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
COURTS ADJOURN
FOR LATE JUSTICE


All oI lH0 Territorial .H... adjourn.
,d tbs morning out %. r.H.. .a. rh.
laOa Judge whiting Whose a... o..
CURED saturday evening 300 H. sa.
prone Court after handing d.Hn H.
opinion Iu tho Rapid Transit case. no.
od elsewhere in thi. ISSUE. .a. court
continued the cases SGT faI today uu
tomorrow morning. and adjourned r.a
cases 90 come up tomorrow are.
Emilia Nieira Oiyeira a.. Maria E..
e.a Silva, ct al
Kumazo Iatsumura u.s. County ~
Oahu
The Matter Of The Petition of Levers
d Cooke
Lucio Ferraira VS. Kam0. ~ al
Don the matter of the tax appeal case
Of The Eva Plantations from the as
sgssmeut Of the Territorial assessor Oh
which the Supreme Court had reversed
the Tax Appeal Court holding that
the assessment ia the main was proper.
further memorandum was noted this
morning putting the decree into ef-
feet. inasmuch as there mad been DO
action taken within the time allowed
By the court for reyiaing their claim
In the matter Of the 20 other similar
tax cases pending. the court notified
the tax payers interested. who desire
that the court take the evidence which
was presented in the Tax appeal Court
and rejected win BE- given until FRI
day next to file such motion. and the
cases VIII then be set
Each Of the judges Of the circuit
court adjourned; and excused SIS Jurors
after continuing the cases set for TO-
day until tomorrow morning.
in Judge RObinsOn's court the trial
Of Oliver Kane, charged With burglary
IN the first degree. was set for tOmOr-
row morning at 10 O'Clock
In Judge Lindsay's court, George
Myhre was required by the court 10
pay $40 per month alimOny 70 bis wife,
Marian Myhre. who Is suing him for
divorce, pending the settIemen. Of the
suir
Uaia Napoleon, who WAS Ordered %
pay his wife, temporary aim0ny dur
Ing the DendaDcy o. her suit for d.
YOrce, but who had failed 70 DO 30.
was arTaigned for contempt, and re-
ceiyed severe lecture from Judge
Lindsay. He offered as an excuse that
he has .been out OF wOF.. The court
gave aim until next Monday 70 pay bis
wife. Elizabeth Napoleon g. a week,
and her attorney. J. Lightf0ot SO On
account
The court then adjourned
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
ADMIRAL BECKLEY
IN DEWEYS CLASS
GEORGE BECKLEY And GEORGE
DEWEY THE ONLY TWO ANERI-
CAN FULL ADylRAI>S.

Honolulus Admiral" Pursef Gen,
Z. Beckley, Of the IL s, y. o., baS
been mentioned IN the same sentence
with Admiral George Dewey, the hero
Of Manila Bay, as witness the follow
ing from the San Francisco can N
January 3:
The steamer BilOuiaD, Captain
Johnson, which arrived TUESDAY even
ing from Honolulu, d0clled yesterday
at Howard street wharf No .. The
Hnonian brought a fun cargo and n
passengers among the latter was
Captain George &. Bockley u tue In
ter-IslaDd Steamship Company csp-
tain Beckley Is the only American 9TH
er than George Dewey who h0lcg a
commission az fun admiral Admiral
Bcckley received bio commission from
the late King Kaiakaua and be stilI
prizes Il as a souvenir Of the days
when Hawaii was q kingdom"
II Beckley, after reading the cali
item, does not yisit q tbeatrical supply
hop and buy an admiraPs g0ld-laee
lat ala - f.Yar-mDWted sDy-EiasS, Dis
.l>nE .sayt friends miss their
l..aa. There are symo folks here YbO
u ,3ugly hint that "Admirar
Bca#ay really went ~ the c0ast ~ PEE
cciye the Atlantic feet when n shall
reach California and thar the vacation
idea was merely an eEcgse,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
COnRT NOTES

United States Commissioner Hatch
this morning presided at the hearing
OF Toichi Hayashi, a japanese charged
with perjury before the Board Of Spe-
cial Inquiry in the matter OF the i'm
migration Of a certain japanese wo-
man, whom the defendant had claimed
as his wife, while he already has O
wife living in the Territory. He was
bound over TO answer an indictment Of
the next grand jury.
Otto A. Berndt has filed suit against
his wife, Florebee X, Berndt for d.
yorce, on statutory grounds. Improper
conduct with other men are alleged
Lucy Kamaka has filed suit for d.
yorce prom her husband s. =. KamaKa.
Governor Frear will address the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
JONES WRITES
MILITARY BOOK


AdJutant General j. 49, ggaa
author o. book VI some too auae-
pages which laa 5ls been v18u.e.
Oh National y ar5 matters Taa as.z
Us for use Of Officers aas rae EDITION la
limited u 81 larsev 1lsea ug ~
military gU.es and lus rletlg1s zeeyrl-
ing TO regular army allzFls. s1G ~ q
pretty seyere cote ~ "a. lglae. ~
deals ~ oguaiGeraJle length Ia 80
matter u autaDr1.T. aIl zp1zre1ty
aims especially ~ r.s D1eesg ~ tle
regiment W8D were l8 q ED-s ~ lers
dissatisfied condition aJ4e tine zl.le,
The importance n Eg5Drfl1a.lDa ~ ~
Deri0r officers Is a>rD1Zy Sgs.t rD,2.
as vel a. she natter NJ Esep.az taeF
mouths shut Ulr5 Ear1 ~ zall I
mattefs.
col ZONES ~ rea.ll cre ngggagIze.
Of tne gDyerDDT "a z8l1fzsT aszttsFz Jfs
Is not proDerly = remser u f1s Czrs
eEcsDt as tae GDgeg12g - C0@rzIles-
IIEhlef n tsle aDgg, ~ ~ BaDza, ~
Adgutaut CeaeEal r. E>lss = D1ae-
what sya02o~p.s p>@ tlpa n aN0Fetasy
Or a1y1sor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
fine Job Printing, Star Office.

~ TIKI CIRCUIT COURT or THE
Fifgt Circuit Territory Of Hawaii.
In PrObate At ChamJers.
IN the Matter u the Estate Of Eliza
Deth Wright, dceeased,
CT1er u Notice u Petition fof 81
lO0ance u final AccOIuts Distribution
ana Discbarge in this E5tate
On Reading aad Filing The Petition
.aod aecOantg Of Cecil BrOUn admins
tSatOr n he Estate Oy Elizabeth
Wright, wherein be- asks 10 BE- allowed
gz,557.z3 ana be- charg himself with
Ei,Dz7 10, and a1ks that the same may
~ examined AMI approved, and that
final order may be made Of Disfribu-
lion u he property remaining ln his
hands ~ the DegEgns thereto entitled,
and di2charglnz hlm aad BIS Ifctlcs
from al further ro Dya lJuHy ~ such
administrator
Il IL OrGcreg. that Wednesday, the
zEth dag Of February A, y, 1908 a. 8
O.ciOck a, 10. DelDre the Judge Of said
Court ~ the CDgr. Room u the said
court AZ Honolulu Island N Oahu. be
and the same hereby rs appointed a.
the Time and place for hearing gaid
petition AMI accDuufs, and that all
DeraODs Interested may then and there
APPEAR and s4Ow cauzc, II any they
have, wby the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence rs
I ~ Who are entitled ~ the said prop
erty. And That notice " this Order, IN
/ the English language, be- published iu
thc Hawaiian Star newspaper printed
and published 90 Honolulu once a week
for three aUccessive weeks. the last
| publication ~ BE- not less than two
Hecks DrcgiDug ~ the time therein ap-
pointed fCF said hearing
! DATED n Honolulu, this goth day Of
! January 1908
ALEXANDER LINDSAY JR,,
Fcoond Ju12c OF the Circuit Court Of
the First Circuit
F. AttG8ts
! JOHN MARCALLISO.
/ Clerk " tae Circuit Court Of IN,
First Circuit
J Jan, 20. q, FEB Q, 10, 1908.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
. At THE ORPHEUN |
EXXXXXXXXXXXZXZXXXZXZxXZX

During the balance Of his engage
ment in this city Manager Frank
Cooley proposes to give a matinee
every Wednesday afternoon .aany
ladies who are unable to attend the
evening performances have expressed
wish to see the excellent plays be-
ing given at the beginning OF each
week and it is to accommodate them
that the extra matinee is TO be given
Prices will remain the same as at the
Saturday matinees. 25 cents admitting
TO any seat in the house, excepting
box seats, which will be 50 cents
Lend Me Your Wife" is to be played
for the first time tonight In itself it
would be an attractive bill, but Man
ager Cooley has special feature in the
Eldids, trick bicycle riders, who have
an act unsurpassed in its line. The
mastery Of the unicycle is In itself a
difficult feat. yet Mr.. Eldid rides it
about the stage, carrying his wife on
his shoulders. The Eldids will appear
at all four performances OF Lend Me
Your Wife and may remain for the
balance Of the week
Under Sealed Orders" a romantic
drama, will be the bill for the end OF
the week 1t is an unusual play, deal
ing with the British secret service and
its trouble with the Algerian Arabs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
EVA PLANTATION
QUIT5APPEAL HERE
COCEJvs INITIATIVE ~ PlsRERSJ
EglDENCE IS HOT HCCEPTED
AND ECLlNG EThNDE,

81 further ogHtest NJ me INA plan,
"a lo8 taz aVDeaI czae GeelGed lat
week aDDezT6 ~ ~ DDDIsmDlzlsd 90
the GDy5ts NJ 3awz0, turing ~ a
memorandum IeelalOY baafe1 dOwa
tbis BsorDlDZ NJ me Ggyyeaae cOgTt
Tic caHe BJJ DrOJaD,y m ~ WaEb,
1DEtDn,
81 fae deelssDD II Iazt weez me
ocugt syEtzlDel tie tzZ eDYsL IN III
bur ODe pint, Bbieb wAE = ryilnZ
shutting Ogt certain eylGenes reZaFG-
iDE TIE eZDeDEeE N cCJ.GHctlDE the
Dla8tatLOD'g business, ~ beaFIng upon
lts )Dnone taz, Jhe can't gtAte1 that
n BOVld sustain me WfsOJe deelzlOH
bot entertain = BlO'lOB ~ admit ne
eyi1eDce % question, fOF oOnElGeSa.
tloD.
Jals BOFBiDE ne cOgrt handed
oOBn toe fD.lDBjDE Dffeg EiiOWfDE tEat
the COMPANY ban mt taken a1vaH.
taHe n t6e OfreFs
ia tbe EBDTeDle cont NJ me Tern,
tOgy N Hawai-, OcfDi,ey Term, 1901.
IB ~ AHsessmeDt NJ JBoOHe Tara
Eva Plantation C0D. Arg1eG Deem
per N. ~, I1g7, FINAL 0eclsiOn Ian
mary ~, I4o>. BayfwelI, r. l., Wildef
aBd EallOY. ], l.
Per cgrlaws 50 DD'lDH ~ DfezeDt
further ey1deBoe hayiDE DecT maze IN
aoDOTdaBoe win leaye FCzHFyoG ~ iDl
opinion fleG JaDgafy ~, ne decision
NJ me taz appeal cDgrt aDye4.e1 from
Z ~ reversed aBd t5e 8sEssEWeHf msfl
I Dy the ~ asEezagF affirmed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
MnCu pATHnHIzEn

The favOri.e place for automobiles
is the drive from Honolulu to Ha-
leiWa. Not day passes but what sew
erai parties make the run. some OF
them going around the island anc
stopping overnight a. that famous hos
teIry on the return ride. Even the
stop for meal IL made pleasant by
Manager BIdgOOd and TIE refreshments
taken there are very much enjoyed.
The best way, when the party intends
over night, or TO arrive there
at an hour different from meal time
and something is wanted. is to- phone
BIdgood before leaving town.
Fine Job Printing. Star once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
QUARANTINE
ALL PAU NOW
30 MORE TROUBLE OS THE
FRONT UNLESS gOSIR sEW DK-
yEIDPNENT occur

Honolulu came Oyt frDm under tho
gbad0w officially cast thirty DAYS ago
gbahDW . cialiy cast thirty days ago
when lone gteyedDrea death wag a..
trbgtcG ~ cholera.
Now vessels may taks their Dagzcn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
WANT TOWN HALL

A petition has reached the Depart
ment Of Public Works from citizens
Of Waikiki, Maui asking that the on
court hOuse, which VIII no longer be
needed for court purposes with the
completion Of the new court building,
be turned over 10 The town az a town
hall Superintendent Campbell has ~
yet taken no action on the matter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20

members Of the Commercial Club a.
an informal luncheon on "Wednesday.
Every member Is requested ~ be pre-
sent az the governor VII speak on
matters which are Of great importance
10 the Territory
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
IF.

A prominent Washington physician
says that "mince pie is not injurious
II you can digest it." It might be add
ed neither are carpet tacks-so much
depends upon that little word "if"-
Baltimore American
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
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/ ,.8I.1ra gf Il rsfu.t..r ar frr T.gI8r
Apfo,g. .,eo.,f....1. its .arfrruar.. b, car.
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AS 10 the DEFENDANTS contention
thal the Lima street ilue did not pay
f the hsures offered ln support of this
we" were not convincing ana hardly
+ ItDuJ me presumption. d any there pe,
/ arising from the continued use for
about SIX years Of the line. As Oper-
/ ated az present only one car every
I twenty minutes on The Liliha street
line goes through the heart Of the city,
alternate cars connecting with King
street stopping at the next switch be-
yond, 30 that practically all passengers
transfer 10 and from the King street
cars Thus a great majority Of pas
sengers returning from the heart Of
I the city pay their first fare on the
King street line and get q transfer
none Of which receipts are credited, in
the statement given, 10 the Liliha
street line; whereas if the Liliba street
ear ran few blocks further through
the business section Of the city almost
all Of this would appear as receipts
from this line. The defendants meth
Cd OF aDportioning operating expenses,
If attempting anything more than
rough approximation, is also open 10
criticism so that altogether the cor
poration, placed on the defensive by
its own conduct OF its business Tor
many years, fails TO rebut the case OF
the DIalntih.
'Dlilicult as II might be 10 determine
upon evidence the precise number OF
cars when should be maintained by
the defendant or how public convent
ehce may require them to be used up
on the railway III order TO discharge
the statutory oDiigauon imposed by
Sec. 81 X. L.' the court should not be
deferred from undertaking this task
by the argument that u the time
schedule were reduced by impercepL-
Die degrees It would be Impossible 70
draw the line as TO where public con-
Yenience began ana ended. UndouDs
edly there Is considerable margin
within which the discretion OF the d.
rectors OF the corporation could not be
disturbed, but the court must take
each case as It finds II and decide
whether the existing facts or whether,
as IN THIS case the proposed acton
OF the company fulhlls the require
ment OF the statute.
In such an inquiry the express
wishes OF the patrons OF the road is
iar from conclusive as It may Ice az
/
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20

A husband Is a convenience about
the house n woman can AFFORD one
Chicago News
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
Fine Job Printing, Star once.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

~ the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of The Bank Of Hawaii. Ltd.
held on Jan n. 1908 the following
Officers and Board Of Directors were
elected for the ensuing year
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Gesz On he day N ass..Hz @G.6o4t pre-
yiOEs examinations and civilizations
~ the Io1aI PeGeTal health officials and
iO,kS from ashore having business
4tOarf shfDz may r0 aboard without
involving The yezzc. i1 delay because
n protecting ship qualifying for
c,ean bfI.s N health, from tbe boarding
n GbOre HoIkg and there are 10 longer
Sfsirinfbonz On crews coming ashore.
==-=azss -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
go Californla Street, San FRANCISCO

THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY.
52C California Street, San Francisco.
For the half year ending December
81, 1907 a dividend has been declared
at the rate Of three and eieht-tenths
g $40 per cent per annum on an de-
posits, free Of taxes, payable on and
after Thursday, January 2, 1908. Divi-
dends not called for are added to and
bear the same rate Of interest as the
principal from January I, 1908.
GEORGE TOURNY.
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20
UNION BARBER SHOP.

We want you to Try a face massage
with our Electric Vibrator" It viii
harden the muscles Of the face and
reduce fabblness Union Barber Shop.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20

~ saigft NJ veil for President HgozC-
VET 70 ea'i IN internal peace confer
ea1s II Wazhig1fDa-GIeasf EcUs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20

4 brake ia good condition. J. set
light harness Cheap Apply Stock.
yarLE E-abIna-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-01-20

boy HH bicycle 90 carry papers
Apply ar gmea.
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Codfd OF Directors.
Chas ". Cooke, =. G. Jones. F. w.
MacfarIanc, f. r. Bishop. +. u. Ten
uCy. j. a. McCaudIcss, Geo. u. Carter.
F. G. AthertOn. 9. r. Anterior. c. II.
Cooke. f.. 70 Damon
+. b. DAMON,
Secretary.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-23

day and seems but little affected by the
mishap.
The selectmen met the trustees OF the
village last Thursday and offered town
aid to the amount of 800 towards repair
ing the Elm street washout, on the condi-
ton that such repairing should be done
to the satisfaction OF Selectman ID. II.
Morse. The offer has not yet been ac-
cepted. u !. Av
The Rebekahs are to have a May day
bail in Grange hall on the eve of that
day, April 30 date they have chosen
not to avoid che necessity of being called
early, another, dear,n bat to prevent
the night of May LIST. The Music hall
orchestra will play for the dance.
n John Chase, civil engineer for the Bos-
ton q Albany railroad, has been hard at
work since the Chelsea fire in the repair
of a bridge on branch line between
East Boston ana Chelsea that was des-
troyed in the great confiagration. He
came home Sunday morning for little
rest and returned to Boston Tuesday
night
Ernest Manchester has been adding a
wide pillared yeranda to his house on
Central street that greatly increases the
attractiveness OF its exterior appearance,
and within doors has installed a bath
room, cut an archway between the par
lors, taken the old kitchen for a dining
room and finished a new kitchen out OF
what was formerly storeroom.
Miss Frances Warner, for the last two
years second assistant teacher in the Ran
dolph High school, has resigned her posi-
ton to take. effect at the end of the spring
term. This action on her part is due to a
desire to be at her home in Middlebury
on account of the poor health of her
mother, and to an opening in the Middle
bury High school, in which she will
teach the coming year. Miss Warner has
filled her position to the satisfaction OF
school officials, pupils and citizens, and il
is a matter of regret that her services can
not be retained.
H. Roy Phelps of Milton, who expect
ed to be buttermaker at the Cooperative
creamery, was unab to report for duty
yesterday on account of the illness OF
Mrs. Phelps caused by the fright and ex-
citement of dre that destroyed Friday
night the house that they were occupying
in Milton. When discovered the fire was
burning in the partition between the two
apartments and had been burning for
some time. The family had retired for
the night and Mr.. Phelps was at an l. o.
o. F. meeting when the alarm was given
by o woman who was working for them.
Help from the pulp mill and others near
| by soon cleared the first story OF its con-
tents, but nothing could be done toward
saving the building and all efforts were
directed toward the two barns only q
short distance ssaway. Here the chemical
engine did good service by keeping the
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-23

expense of building. Will be ready to
occupy before Mpy /. Please call and see
them. 4w The E. F. Emerson Co.
1 do not employ agents to sell my
monumental work for the reason that it
is necessary to pay them 10 to 20 percent
for their services. This means that the
customer must pay this amount in the
end. You can save this by buying di-
rect from the manufacturer.
tt A. F. Lamb.
For SaIe:-The furnishings of the
Stockwell barber shop, French's corner,
Woodstock. Two good chairs, mirrors,
marble shelves, razors and complete out
fit, in good condition. Good location
now or can be removed. ae
Mrs. B. E. Stockwell, Woodstock, vt.
The Delaware and Green Mountain po-
tatoes yield at the rate OF $50 bushels
to acre with us and no small ones; one
selected basket it took only 80 potatoes to
make q bushel. Why experiment with
new varieties when these well-tried ones
give such results? Also have the best va
rieties strawberry plants. Write for
prices. 2w ae e. c. Paine, East Bethel
White Wyandottes, 200-egg strain.
Pens and headed by cockerels from
the world-famed Fisheps yards; pens 8
and headed by prize winners from A.
c. S. Beeman's: eggs $3.50 per setting
from above matings. Pen well headed (;
eggs SIS per hundred. Pen 6, Utility
stock, eggs "a per hundred. Incubator
chicks after Apr. 10. ae
Mrs. d. ID. Eddy, Randolph Center.
White Wyandotte Farm.