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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-07

by Miss Tasller of Randolph We're the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hanly,
Sunday.
The attendance at church, Sunday,
was small, owing 10 the bad travelling.
Miss Lottie Jameson passed Monday
with her sister. Mrs. Harrison Hunt.
The Twentieth Century Club was
entertained. Thursday afternoon, by
Mabel Sullivan After business and
the regular work hours. a short pro-
gram was enjoyed. Solo, Myra Reid;
reading, Lillian Heath, solo, Minnie
Marson. Lizzie Call who has been
unable u attend the meetings the past
few months, presented the club with
a beautiful lace centerpiece she had
done at home. 1t was much apprecia-
ted by all Miss Call certainly shows
she is Interested in the good work of
the club and willing To do her part
u help il on. Cake and tea Were
served end all departed feeling they
lad speat a very pleasant afternoon
The next meeting will be with Myra
Reid Thursday afternoon.
WINDSOR.
SOUTH-Afiss, Addie Dunbar is visiting
at J. : Gray's
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bullock We're n
Augusta on business, Monday.
Il. O. Moody recently purchased a
work horse OF Gardiner parties.
David Given, who has been confined to
the house for some time is improving.
Everett Trask was in Gardiner on
business Saturday.
Mrs T. o. Moody and son, Norman,
We're in Augusta one day recently.
Charles b. Jewell was calling on
friends here, Saturday.
Several farmers in this section have
contracted string beans for the canning
factory at Maxcy's Mills
Mrs. T. O. Henry. who was threatened
with pneumonia. has recovered.
vAssALHoRo. az.
EAST-Stanley Wallace, who has
been quite i'll with the measles, is get
ting out again and will soon be able
to resume his studies in Waterville.
The stereopticon lecture on THE
Land of the Incas" given by Rev. l..
c. March at the Methodist vestry was
very interesting and educational. All
should attend the rest of the series.
Canton Halifax, P. NJ, /. o. O. II.
will give dance at the new Grange
hall here. Thursday evening, March I.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Marden enter
tanned the "Revelers,' at their pleas
ant home last Saturday evening. Four
tables were filed and very pleasant
evening passed.
Quite large number of the mem
hers of Vassalboro Grange went to
China, Tuesday, to visit Silver Lake
GRANGE of that Mace A good time is
reported
WAYNE.
w. B. Frost celebrated his 10th birth
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Stomach Trouble.

Mrs. Solomon Morgan, of Millinock-
ct. Me. tells of her cure, as follows:
a few years ago | was in a run
down condition from over work. My
stomach was weak and food Did not
agree with me. Ny heart huttered
ard 1T times there would be a chek-
ing sensation in my throat. / suffered
severely from backache and could
hardly straighten UP in the morning.
| had frequent headaches through
the temples. my feet were swollen and
pained me and week seldom passed
that did NOT find me unable TO do my
work The doctor said that / needed
rest and he also gave me tones but |
did not seem To get any better. FL
naily / decided to try DR.. Williams
Pink Pills and could see q change for
the better after using them only a
short time A few boxes completely
cured me and l have been Well ever
since. Ny son has also taken DR..
Williams Pink Pills for a general
rundown condition and was so great
~ helped that he has had no occasion
to take any medicine since"
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The Worlds Greatest Tonic Medicine
And Most Useful Household Remedy

williams Pink Pills build up the
blood and enable it to cast out the
rheumatic poisons with the natural
secretions of the body.
Without a supply of well-oxidized
blood, good digestion is impossible
When the blood is thin and poor the
food remains undigested in the stom-
ach and ferments. Gas ferns and
the acids of fermentation cause heart
burn. DIR. Williams Pink Pills enable
the blood to absorb oxygen, it becomes
rich and red and the stomach trouble
disappears.
The nerves receive all their nourish-
nent through the blood Thin, weak
blood is quickly followed by starved
nerves or neuralgia, or by nervous ex-
hatistion, which is called ''neurasthe-
MA" DR.. Williams Pink Pills have
cured SO many people with exhausted
nervous systems. people who had
'overdrawn' their fund of nervous
energy. that there can be no question
of their efficacy in such cases.
some forms of paralysis are caused
by thin blood and are cured when the
blood is built up. The record OF such
cures by DR.. Williams Pink Pills is
astounding enough TO cause any suf-
ferer to give the remedy serious con-
sideration.
Tie progress of locomotor ataXia is
stopped in many eases when the blood
is made rich and red and Immediately
the work of repair, or re-education of
the nerves. begins. DR.. Williams Pink
Pills have had almost miraculous sue
cess in the treatment of this disease
and we have guarded against doubt
ers and unbelicvers by having some
very remarkable endorsements accom-
panied by sworn affidavits and by the
testimony IF Jisinterested witnesses
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tanned, Thursday afternoon, Feb. 20.
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Henry.
eleven members We're present and one
visitor, Mrs. T. S. Weeks. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess and
her daughter. Miss Jennie. There were
graphophone selections, singing and
recitation by Miss Ruth Jones. An
entertainment is being planned for the
near future The Circle will hold
the next meeting at the home of
Mrs Nellie Preble, Thursday after
noon. March Z.
There has been no new cases of
smallpox, and those who were under
quarantine have been given their lib
erty.
Staples, visited his cousin Grace Dun
ton last week.
WIscASsET.
E. Fred Albee was in Portland on
business, Saturday.
Mrs T. w. Nash of Damariscotta
and Mrs A. T. Head OF Semerville,
Mass. were at II. p. Houdiette's,
Thursday afternoon
Miss Jennie Lowell who has been
quite sick for a week is thought to be
better.
Richard Rims has sold his work
horse and team TO Turner Center
Creamery Co.
Chester Blair has been confined TO
tho house the past week by what is
thought to be a mild form OF small
pox.
Mrs Francina White was in DANA
riscotta the last OF the week.
Miss Mildred Bean is at work for
Mrs. Lowell or Washington street
Mrs. Emma Stinson is quite poorly.
DRESDEN.
Mrs Charles A. Waterman of Res
'lindale, Mass. who has had a delight
full time while stopping at Cedar
Grove has returned to her home. She
has been staying with her sister.
Mrs. John McFadden.
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RoWpoIN.

WEST-The annual town meeting WIS
held March s. the following officers were
elected: Seiectmer, Samuel Nelson,
George Allen and William Tarr; town
clerk, E. K. Buker; treasurer, Geo T..
Coombs; tax collector. r. s. Carr. Ap-
preparations: Highways, $780,; common
schools, sf000; town expenses, 500. State
better education Of youth. $50: school
committee, Ray Purinton; constable. +
o. Roberts and W. c. Batchelder; truant
officer, w. f. Cornish and w. c. Batch
elder.
Miss Annie Higgins has gone to Rich
mord to visit Mrs. Lena Rideout.
Misses Ida Allen and Ruby Maloon ara
at home for two weeks vacation.
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Notice to Fat Women

Presumably YOU know, ladies, that the
proper caper nowadays is lines. Curves
are passe. You have got to take OF
your fat. This must be done in one OF
by means of Marmola Prescription Tab
let's. The two former will keep you busy
for months and punish you pretty Sc
at the druggists The tablets will not
make any alteration in your diet neees-
sary, and yet in all probability, before
losing from u to 16 ounces of fat a day
Which method do you like the best?
If you fancy this pleasant method of
getting off the fat, see Your druggist in
stantly, or else write the Mafmola Co..
AT Farmer Bldg, Detroit, Mich. to send
you a case by mail These cases CON
tain so generous a quantity of tablets
that the treatment is very economical
1t is also quite harmless, for the tab
lets are made exactly in accordance with
the famous Marmola Prescription.
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LINCOLN.
CEDAR GROVE.

c. II. Moody Of Turner Center
Creamery is inspecting fer the COM
pany in this vicinity and STAYED,
Wednesday night, with Col. McFad-
den
Miss Emily MeFadden who is teach
ing in East Saugus is spending her
spring vacation at home.
I DR.. Nat Barker, who has been on a
combined business and pleasure trip
to Fort Payne, Ala, is spending a few
days al home before going back to
woodland. He is much pleased with
his trip.
Mrs Chas. Waterman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John McF'ad-
den returned home, Friday forenoon
Mrs Hattie Cooper is visiting her
daughter, Alice McFadden.
Quite number from Dresden at
tended the Leap Year Ball at Rich
mond, and had a pleasant time.
The recent storm was one of the
worst of the winter and the travelling
was very heavy, especially for the
rural carrier who was the first team
for nearly his whole trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Moody entertained
a party of their friends, Friday eve
ming at sixty-three.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown were
over from Alma Mr.. Brown is lum-
bering this winter.
A crew of men from Augusta are
soon to begin work clearing the moth
nests from Mrs. Edward Barkers
elms.
JOiCE.
7 Of
Newcastle spent last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis.
The Kings Daughters were enter
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After-Effects of the Grip.

An attack of the grip left John Luce,
whose address is Box Sc, X. f. ID. No.
., North Arson, Me, in deplorable
physical condition and he found no re-
lief until he took DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. They cured him.
u was all run down." he says, "af-
ter seige with the grip. Ny appetite
left me, my stomach was weak, was
constipated, my kidneys were affected,
my head ached and l felt all gone.
"A druggist recommended DR.. Will
liams Pink Pills after l had tried sew
eral different medicines without get
ting any relief, and the first box
helped me. l took few boxes alto
gether and they restored me to per-
feet health.
MY mother was also cured by DR..
Williams Pink Pills. She was run
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tlad Dizzy Spells.

Fad DIZZY Spells.
Mrs. Matte Foster, of No. f55 SrY N
street, Auburn, Me. says:
II was in n general rundown con-
dition from hard work, was nervous
and had dizzy spells, especially when
l stopped OYER Led 10 desire Car
food as it distressed ne. causing gas
and makifs ine, feel bl0ated. Also af-
ter eating I had Il saifoeating feeling
and was So sore about nay stomach
that / could not bear to touch it. My
heart hutterea and vas Verse when /
went trp stairs. Following the palpi-
tation there were sharp pains about
by heart and arms and ! would feel
sleepy after these pains. Ny feet and
ankles would often swell to such an
extent that some mornings I was un-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-07

"Your papa and mamma. your grandpa
and your grandma all use III Haroid.
.kf1d you'll use it, too, when you get 70
be man. Then your feet viii neve,,
hurt. or get tired. That's why we all
ustssTfZ"
Most of us get old feet first. The bum
IONS get stale, more wearisome ana paih-
full Corns get harder and more stup.
born as the feet become more tender. AZ
a time when old people need their feet
most, they can use them less-uhiess
they use T1Z.
If you have never used T!Z before
your first use of 1t will bring back some
of your girlhood days. TIZ viii make
your feet feel young, strong and Vigor-
otis They'll never be tender, never
chafe or ache. never get clustered
swollen. and your corns, Sbunons ana
callouses will be no more. Nothing VIII
do it or can do it like TIL. Don't eX-
pertinent with other things: other peo-
pie have done that for you and they are
all now using TIZ.
.TIZ acts on new principle-draws out
all the poisonous exudations that make
foot troubles.
TIZ, % cents box, sold everywhere,
or sent direct on receipt of price, by
Walter Luther Dodge a. Co, Chicago,
Ill Recommended by all Drug Stores,
department and general stores.
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Little Miss Frances Gilman of
Pittston is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gilman.
Dunlap Royal Arch Chapter is ex-
peeting work at it's stated eonvoeation
March 6.
Silver Lake Grange invited East
Vassalharo and Winslow Grange te
meet with them in an all-day session
Tuesday, March 8. A royal good time
was the verdict of all present.
At the annual town meeting the old
selectmen were reelected. w. 5.
Jones was elected as road commission
er and DR.. G. ]. Nelson as q member
of the school committee.
The Misses Edith and Mary Wash
burn, oer two Colby college girls, sur
prised their people Saturday after
noon, by appearing at their home.
having made the distance from Wa
terville on sneWshoes. They reported
it great FUN.
As Miss Lillian Foye and her aunt,
Mrs Turner. twho with her husband
is stopping with the Foye'sl We're
driving through China village. Mon
day Afternoon. their horse became un-
mana geable and ran. throwing the
aunt out. Miss Foye held the lines
however. and got the horse under con-
troll. Fortunately the ladies' We're not
hurt. though the sleigh was wreck.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Willard +.
Woodsum will be glad to learn of
their safe arrival at Kingston, Jamai-
ca, where they found that the tropics
more than fulfilled their expectations.
i,a chin fpt. (t6lO1
Panama where they will have the OPP
portunity OF viewing the canal, and
Pacific Ocean,
Dunlap Chapter No. Y Royal Arch
Masons met at Masonic hall, Wednes-
day, March 6.
The Herringtons. who are spending
the winter in Florida, write home that
beth children hive been i'll, and that
they will be glad to get back North.
WiNDsoRViLLE.
Charles Griffin is critically i'll with
Rrights disease.
Warren Colby. Jr., was business
visitor, Tuesday, at Weeks Mills.
J. II. Wingood who has been sick
the past week is improving.
John Halpen lost good COW last
week.
Miss Eva Lyon who has been the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Lyon has returned to Augusta.
Miss Addie Dunbar of Palermo was
a guest last week of Mrs. Annie
Sproul.
Miss Hazel Hend erson who visited
her father, Capt. William T. Hender-
son, the past week has returned to
her home in Damariscotta.
Arthur Piper was a recent business
visitor in Augusta.
Maurice York of Cony High school,
Augusta. was at home over Saturday
and Sunday.
ALBION.
Charles Dove of the Bangor Law
school, is at home for vacation.
Mildred Libby who has been visiting
in Gardiner returned home Sunday
Maurice Martin of Portland was in
town this week, called by the death
of his mother, Mrs. Martin.
The annual donation for the pastor
10 $685. cash.
The Sunshine Society will serve
dinner town meeting day, March IL,
at the grange hall.
Gladys Wigesn has returned to her
home from Augusta.
c. E. Wilson lost a valuable cow
Mrs Martin passed away, Tuesday,
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81. v;tus, pance.

Mrs. Benson C. Lowe, whose address
is r. r. D., West Paris, Me. says re-
garding' her cure OF st. Vitus' dance
by Dr. Williams Pink Pills;
Il was very delicate child and
when ! was ten years of age l became
afflicted with St. Vitus' dance. | was
confined to bed for three or four
months. NY left side was paralyzed
and | had no use of my arm or leg.
! was helpless. My speech was affect
ed SO that I could not speak plainly
and was completely tired out by the
tWitehing of my muscles, Visitors
calling on me would undu'y ey-
cite me. I had palpitation of the heart
ami diszv SHELLS
For little over year was under
a. Doctors care. He pronounced by
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years. The fingers of my right hand
were drawn ont of shape and my wrist
was 80 sore that the slightest pressure
caused me intense pc'1. There were
singing sensations in my hands wren
/ got up in the morning.
My brother recommended DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills to me as he had
been benefited by them. After I had
used them a short time 1 found that
l was getting better and I soon be-
came strong and able to work. l can
strongly recommend DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for rheumatism They have
been of such benefit TO me that
would not be without them"
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day March 1. He received many con-
gratulatory message from his wide
circle of friends.
The Haines family have rented the
Loveioy place fer another year.
~. T. Bradford and ". w Walton
Went to Augusta. Monday. on business.
The annual town meeting will occur
on March Il.
Fred Haines is hauling logs across
Pocasset and on to 4indroscoggin lake
j. B. Berry is saving wood with his
gasoIene engine.
j. NJ. Pike shipped q barrels of ap-
pies to Boston last week
c. y. Libby is gathering the brown-tail
motn nests from the tall elms on the
highway.
Farmers are getting home their fertiliz-
ers for use the coming season
Roads badly drifted, the worst for the
winter.
READFiELD.
Twenty degrees below zero was the
record here, Monday morning, March 4th.
Friday evening, Feb. -, was observed
at Grange hall by the ladies as gentle
mems night whist party. Eighty or more
were present and enjoyed the evening till
a late hour.
The regular meeting of Readhed
Grange on Saturday evening, march =,
was well attended.
At the Methodist Sabbath school March
8, 60 scholars We're III attendance.
\ very orderly and business like town
meeting was held at the town house
here ON Monday. $500 was tine full sum
raised for All purposes. The report Of
TOWN officers elqpfe6 IN
viz: Moderator. j .. Newton; town
clerk, Lewis Morrow; seleetmen, Walter
Nlekefson. viii Gordon. Charles Folsom;
auditor,, Geo. y. Russell; school board,
Lewis Morrow; collector and treasurer
". T. Mace; road commissioner Bert
Gay.
DEPOT-Masters Edwards, Win
throp, who is Il prominent singer,
ranking high in the musical circle
will sing at Mr.. Wights concert at the
Smith Memorial church, Friday eve
ming. Mr.. Edwards has sung on sev-
eral occasions in Augusta and is at
present, tenor in the NJ f. church,
Winthrop.
Mrs. Kate Dudley, who left Wednes-
day, win pass the months of March
and April with her niece in Auburn.
Burt Peabody of Portland, whom ev-
eryone is pleased to meet came, Tues
day, 10 attend the funeral of the late
Francis Sanborn. The remains. ex-
pressed from Atlanta, Georgia, being
delayed, did not reach here at the eX-
pected time and the funeral was post
poned. Mr.. Peabody was formerly sta
ton agent at Readfeld. and is now an
undertaken in Portland
CHINA.
Dist. Supt d. B. Phelan made his
last trip of the year and preached at
the NJ. e, church, Sunday.
Mrs. Muriel Hutchinson of Buxton
Center returned home, Monday, after
a short visit to her parents Rev and
Mrs. E. f. Longley.
Miss Belle Longley of the senior
class in Coburn who has been at hime
i'll with tonsilitis, is improving slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Turner from
Mortified, Vermont are visiting at
her sisters Mrs Mary f. Foyes
At the business meeting of the c.
E. of the BAPTIST church, Monday eve
ming, it was voted to hold an enter
tainment ana supper, Friday evening
March %.
The Sunday school which started on
a trip 10 Palestine. JAN i, in two
steamers with only twenty live pas
sengers, officers and captains, now
number one hundred and ninety-one
with an average attendance of ninety
in the Sunday school. We hope to make
the average attendance one hundred
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state of Ohio, City OF Toledo.

State of Ohio, City OF Toledo.
Lucas County, SIS.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co, doing business In the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid
and that said firm win pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacti
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS CA
TARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day of December,
4. y. 1886.
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system Send
for testimonials, free
II. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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rheumatism.

Hheum atisr7.
Mr. Isaac Walker, Of No S. East
River street. HYDE Park, Mass, had
suffered from childhood with rheuma-
tsm. 1t became So scTere that he was
Obliged to give up work for time. He
then gave DR.. Williams Pink pills Il
trial md WIS curCd. He says:
= had always suffered with rheuma-
tism in my back and limbs and would
be miserable whenever the weather
was damp ard wet. AS I grew cider
the disease became more firmly seat
ed. i thing it was hereditary as roy
father was Il great sufferer from II.
I hdd severe dun pains in my back
and shooting pains in my arms and
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case s.. Vitaa' dance hat did not help
me. A friend advised my mother to
try DIR. Williams Pink Pills and after
q short trial I began to improve. The
benefit 1 received was remarkable i
was restored TO health and have had
no nervous trouble since. / feel that 1
cannot say enough for this great med
icine."
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Mrs. William Clark, of No. - North
Cor5mon Terrace. Lynn. Mass, urges
cvesx sufferer from anaemia to try
II Williams Pink pills Her great
faith in them is Lascd upon her own
experience.
Two years ago" she says. Il was
so sick with anaemia that l could not
walk up stairs. 10 one can know how
/ suffered. / was very pale and had
severe headaches with dizzy spells.
was short of breath, my stomach was
very weak, food didn't agree with me
and I had but little appetite. | be-
came discouraged with my doctor
Treatment as he did not help me at all
Finally I decided that ! would take
Dr. Williams Pink Pills instead.
began to feel better b. the time l had
taken q few boxes and was soon able
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KENNEBEC.
UITCHFIELD.

Mrs Minnie Goodwin and Miss
Mary Allen spent Tuesday in Halo
we'll with Mrs Goodwin's sister, Mrs.
Alice Goodwin.
Howard Slaunwight and RirGina
Gilman spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Frank Gilmans.
Master Randlette Strout of Wales
has been visiting his aunt. Mrs. T. f.
Baker.
Miss Flossie Law and friend are
holding religious meetings every eve
ling this week. at Union hall.
Mrs. r. a. Cram has gone to Water
vile. to visit her son. Mr.. Percy N.
Cram.
MONMOUTH.
s Mrs, Josie Wheeler, wife of Calvin
Thompson. died at her home on Maple
street. Tuesday, at II A. NJ. Mrs
Thompson he's been i'll for few
weeks, but WAS thought to be improv-
ing
Mrs. Norman MacCrllis Of Portland
and little son, Francis. were guests
OF her father DR. II. NJ. Blake, Tues
day and "Wednesday.
DIR. Estes Nichols of Hebron was in
town Las, week 10 see Albert Bcale.
Miss 5. ]. Carver of Brunswick has
been passing a few days in town.
The woman's Bible class of the
Methodist Sunday school was delight
fully entertained Monday evening. by
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down in health ana strength. was
nervous, could nor sleep, and wes 40
weak she could not go up stairs with.
cut assistance. Her weight fell from
14o pounds to 9S. DR. Williams Pink
Pills cured her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-07

Many sufferers from rheumatism have
been surprised and delighted with the
prompt relief afforded by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. Not one case
of rheumatism in ten requires any fr-
ternal treatment whatever. This liui-
ment Is for sale by all Dealers