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Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
LEG AL NOTICES
ph,rmacy No. 200. the Board of County Commissioners 10: litch,ield County,

LltchheI0 NOuhtyi
 hereby apply for Druggist License to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider, at R. R. Street, Town ot Canaan. I agree not to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors to be drunk on the premises; agree not to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors iI quantities exceeding one gallon, except other than distilled liquors and those ir quantities not exceeding five gallons; ] agree to pay fifty dollars only for such license, and that it shall be revocable for misrepresentation if do not fulfill the foregoing agreements.
 And I, an oath, do state that the business there to be carried on is one in which I am engaged as proprietor and that I am licensed Pharmacist.
 Dated at Canaan this 21st day of Octo Der, A. D. 1914.
 GEORGE E. BRINK, Applicant.
 We, the undersigned, are electors and taxpayers, owning real estate, of the Town of Canaan and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing application oi George E. Brink for a license, and here by certify that said applicant is a suita ble person to be licensed pursuant te said application.
 Dated at Canaan this 21st day of Octo Der, A. D. 1914.
 John T. Bartle, Charles G. Lanneu, Edward Heinz, Andrew Humes, Isaac P. Hornbeck.
 Thereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors ano taxpayers, owning real estate, in the Town of Canaan.
 Dated at Canaan this 18th day of Octo Der, A. D.s 1914.
 J. LEE ENSIGN, Town Clerk.
Connecticut western news., 1914-11-05
PharmacyN No. 240.
To the Board of County Commissioners for
 Litchfield Countyr

rudfH1aCy NO, ZAy. To the Board of County Commissioners for
 Ltchfield Countyt
 I hereby apply for a Druggist License to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider, at Main Street, Town of North Canaan. I agree not to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors to be drunk on the premises: agree not to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, in quantities exceeding one gallon, except other than distilled liquors and those in quantities not ex- ceeding i've gallons; agree to pay fifty dollars only for snch license, and that it shall be revocable for misrepresenta- tion if l do not fulfill the foregoing agreements.
 And I, on oath, do state that thn business there to be carried on is one in which I am engaged as proprietor and that am licensed Pharmacist.
 Dated at North Canaan this 18th day of October, A. D. 1914.
 R. T. FARNUM, Applicant
 We, the undersigned, are electors and laApuyOAs, OWhihS AO@A S@s@*Or 0A ~*p Town of North Canaan and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing application of R. T. Farnuni for a license, and here- by certify that said applicant is suita- ble person to be licensed pursuant to said application.
 Dated at North Canaan this 18th day of October, A. D. 1914.
 J. J Keenan, R. II. Whitfod- O. W. Camp, A. l.. Hugins, Charles .. Adams.
 I hereby certify that the above named signers and endorsers are electors and taxpayers, owing real estate, in ths Town of North Canaan
 Dated at North Canaan this 10th day i of October, A. D. 1914.
 ALLYN FULLER, Town Clerk
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relatives and friends az Akron and ,,i.y.-
land this week
-. o. Weber. Of Lewisv!le. was ,
county seat visitor Tuesday.
-. r. Miller. OF BeaIIsvilie. was tr,,s-
hcting business in town TUESDAY
Guam Bach. of Jerusalem Was IN foyVu
this week on business. ''"n
.John Haren. or Ozark. was in town
Frank NJ. Martin was AT Columbus
several days this week
i.alth and Emma Nalley were shop-
ping At wheeling this week
Siyde G. Archer was over from caId-
vel me nrst OF the week
Judge =. u. Tallett. OF Marietta. was
mere this week on business. '
-, Nandergrift LETT Thursday for
9. -, Miracle. Of summeraeld wssi,
T. 7. NandersIift. OF t''I,,,t,,,. -
mere TINS week on oil business
nas- -. orrison, OF BeailsvilIe was
this week transacting business.
MIS-. y y. Dennis. Of New Castle T..
- ~ Nisiiing her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
clyde Lapp. Of Pittsburgh. spen, Tues.
ma S S,Hshlng with his parents. Auditor
John Q Roth f. very sick ne N.,,
'asiIe' taking sick there Tuesday
t,si,s,. q n, =. Mcbougul spent Monday At
riett Bolen. '"tS' mar
Peter Smithberger. Of Man uos i-
s IN am, {hls week calling on friends and
attending 10 business
r, MIS-. Clem }. Rausch entertained IN.
Bnssp ,lub thursday evening by sowing
reshnents were served.
talls viii be laid on the .. u. &
", Iaiiroal from ChundlcrsyfIte -
caldwell The present rails uetgbt 49,,
lhit -uFe pounds 20 the yard and fb.g,
WI De replaced with sixty pound rails
which can De utilized iu the fufurc n
the standard guure h. a..,t.-t VT n, pr
WORK VIII De started Immediately
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The Pickens OH q Gas Co.'S No !. J.
Orange started drilling this week
Keller a. Co.'S No. I John ielbcr will
start drilling next week.
Way Farm OH Co. are drilling az 200
feet ON NO. y. George Wesley Parks. The
came company have a rig Up Tor 40. O..
Thiip Euskhart
PURE OF Producing co. have a rig
hauled 30 for 20 j. a. NcNay.
Johnston a. Co. are drilling az 1000
feet on No 4. Miller
william Gordon 40 q ueuryshot
good for about barrels IN the Grit
sand.
bay OF Co. are drilling No W A.
Day az i.30u feet
W. g. Mcbride moving rig 60 so
Lash Dillon.
Consolidated OF & Mining CO.'S Chns
1rubrr SO. i7 in AMI good FOR two bar
rela natural
Con.oIldsted OFT g. Mining Co.'s VIII
liam Miller 80. 0 is boz and "a EasFcr in
tho Ecrea sand.
) b. Corner y Co.'S Chas. Koontz 40.
D drilling
Crsssnf Production CO.'S chas Miller
z.mburE OF Co.'S w. W Burg 40 6
drilling
FirEeirent a Co lou shram SO.
drilling
M.K8uip e. Hawks 90 40 surrsrt
have removed The tools and are boz shane
fu ru Co. e. finish.
Cunningham. LDar a Co.'S so. Grant
Fisher rigging
steamer and others 80 D weber
RISING
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FACE A SIGHT
WITH ERUPTION
RESINOL CURED
itched and Burned Until ResInot
Brought Relief az once.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Dec. 3. 1919.
~ had n small pimplp ON tho side
or my face. and = kept getting larger
and larger. n had spread over ono
cheek. and ae To- would spread water
would come from %. and every place
the water would touch another sore
would form. ~ itched and burned
and my face WIS sight used SOW.
eral s7lves and oinfmcuts that were
recommended. but none helped until
I tried ErEinol Soap and ReeIn0f O.rf.
mcnt which relieved me nf once
and after using Do shout two wrota
my face was entirely clear Z cannot
praise Nnsin1l enough tsI-refI
Mrs R0e" Muller. 1873 SNYDER ave.
Physicians have prescribed Ha.|r0T
for nineteen years and every drurrI.f
soils ReaInol SOAP f25cI. and RcrIrot
ointment t5nc and SD Don't Do DO.
CciVcd by The useless "auustffufne"
which % fow uuecrIpu dealers a..
fer. For IRE" trial. write 10 Del.
CIR H'siEol Baltimore. I'D.
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81. Clairsvtlle Rriof..

Miss Blanche Scott ~ spending a few
Gays with her friend. Miss katherine
Duvendeck. of Martins Ferry.
Miss Elizabeth HUH. of Maynard. Is I,
guest at the home of Phillip Auth.
Addison and Shannon Saffel. OF Glen
day.
Recorder Z. +. workman will spend
sunday with Bellaire friends
Miss Odella BENTLEY has returned to
her home west OF town. after spending
several days with Miss Virginia LashIey.
Of Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Mcbride and son.
David, will spend Sunday with Or. and
Mrs. Clarence Porterfield. OF Neff o.
W. l.. Milligan. of BelIaire. was n
business visitor in town Thursday.
John DuVaul and family will leave
Monday morning. for Salem. Missouri
where they will visit with hts son FOR
several months.
Deputy william J. CampbelI seaIer NJ
weights and measures. was here on Off
ctal business Friday
Miss Ruth Johnston is home for the
spring vacation from Cincinnati Com
seryatory OF Music
Mrs; Samuel Cellar stin continue.
quite az at her home on Main street
The local basket ball boys team LEFT
Friday for Steubenviile, expectinr 10
bring home n big victory
any one having items Of interest for
this paper kindly call National ISL
MIS-. W W. Morton delightfully."- enter
deaVor at her home on Main street last
evening. fine program was enioyed
ana refreshments were served
MISS Fannie Ryan Is in Wheeling to-
day ON business.
Miss BERTHE TounIey. of Roch.n W
store.
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Join Douzherty, sr.

John Dougherty. ST., who was Sc
years old on February 2. died after a
lingering illness at his home on High
street at o'clock Monday evening Mr.
Dougherty has been an invalid for a
number Of years; his death being caused
by paralysis and complication Of kid
ney trouble. His death was preceded by
that OF his wife. who died last January
Before her marriage she was Miss Mary
j. Myers.
He was the father or ten children.
seven OF them survive: John r. Dough-
erty. Miss AIDA Dougherty. and Mrs
Pearl Armstrong. or Woodsheid: w. NJ.
Everett. Chas. p. and Miss Mary Dough-
erty, Of Pueblo. Col.
The funeral was held yesterday. We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock. Services
were conducted by the odd Fellows. The
sermon was preached by Rev. Carlos
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, OF
which Mr.. DOuEherty was a member.
4 beautiful foral emblem was presented
by the lodge. Burial was made in Oak
Lawn cemetery.
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"CASCARETS" THE
BEST LAXATIVE
III constipated. bilious. headachy.
Stomach sour-Clean
up tonight,

Get & 1o-cent Dor now.
You men and women who cant get
feeling right-who have headache.
coated tongue. foul taste and foul
breath. dizziness. cant sleep. are
bilious. nervous and upset. bothered
With sick. gassy. disordsree stom-
ach. or have backaehe and feel worn
out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets. or merely forcing n
passageway every few days with salts.
catharuc pills or castor oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep:
Cleanse the stomach. remove the sour.
undigested. fermenting food and foul
Eases; take the excess bile from the
nver and carry out OF the system ali
the constipated waste matter and
poison In the bowels
A CascaTet tonight will straighten
you out by morning. IO-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg.
uiar. and head clear for months. Don't
forget the children. They love Casca-
rets because they taste good-never
grippe or sicken.
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street uut last evening his condition
va lftlc uIpru, cd.
Ross fratt. ~ this city. has accepted
p" lii"u - thr lseldIrp EtIaEc ana
VII iftfu THE gutu rsT.tr Trade.
Joseph fguc~ the well EuOvu Iuslr-
dnc' raa ~ this oitE. h.i. lsij tor f.or-
4Ha ana VII Do, gone several FNst.e.
Miss Martha William d.. -,rIuI.s uI
az We H"n, &C Der brother .. b.. NIll-
idlls ou Jrffrf Zoo rt.sst
Thc h5pu-f f.Hd ruf hold ,hsir reg
-f weekly r'h,.I-al at the church tins
4 iar.c number OF local r.opie were
Gated tu -t 'lI.-yIus .s.tsfday loo
ftG n" 20 % tt.' hsf.r, UI. court
The Modern Nood.u,u VIA hold r,e-
liff IN'' HuE II .Irtf UFIl Quo the -ur~.t-
Nerre5 iuii1iue tHi. evening
waiter NI,Uu'-. co., Canton. I4 fr fUa
,.N I.I ''" aas. calling 600 friends
," ,srr, number Of visitor. we're i7
.,,, ~. N.-t venus attending tIe uas-
' Auy oU. ratins s.g t..rs an '''atr-..,
lor col. paper ,.u .ti sI-.I 90 tie Ben
Mfs william w,bb va. t,..r sud.
a.n's i'I o. her N.U. nr IuI.ff. .rras.
ihurs'e1 '.'uiur aud for "a whit. r..
.'h'it goo "U- rI'u..
Louis NoIHnI.ra. nI Mount rI.4srrt
Has ta.Iut.. visitor DOL. t.. ..f, t.-f.r.
f.i. HffUTuu..
So, Grail OF ,r, vssop- from this ,.I.
.Iii.h n..n and banquet s.
N'."l'nf iIi. f.l"rduN
SOM. of ihH fi.ruuu. iH fHIa ,I..
l'sir tered o." Iun GEL D.. above zorro ....
i..dff uufutrE
q crowd OFF u.sa r..a.H o.. q I.....
t..lt rnrtN.i fI. .Ir.... IH.. l..r|r.
sing 'H. nI-h'i naI same. 90 OF.
SO tn, regular u.s.Irr of tn. Forrest.
'IH O." h. IrII nest I... tt. ...rtn..
several candidate UI|| Dbl. initiated
a.. local tf1 Inr sw defeated fU.
.'. CLOSE .rurs
20 "tt. l.rrf.u ..rI ...a wen. bald Dr.
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RELIEF FROM STOMACH TROUBLE
ID Relief From Indigestion Heartburn Gas and Dysocp,
Is Waiting For fou In "Thrcc-P"

n you suffer from tho misery ~ IuII.
ErHflur. you know how impossible If Dr.
tn give your whole mind 90 your work.
how your ambition Ia afI0rT how vou
worry over whether sou viii get better
or not
50 matter how careful sou are OF
what YOU fHt sou are miserable feel
Iahnulu. % currrF. stomach bIuHfsI.
tInu ~ sour. fUImfrfrI food bad breath.
ultt Mess. sI.k headache. draurrhfa
tt.. tf 49,. . ~ YOU li's snprly
FNrrI.fUf digestive. but nerve. buIIIIr .
gl'wrufr that H.t uu fnr supply uf ga.
flow and causing perfect dIrsafI.r ruat
hH soon or these agents come Boz CON
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The rythiar sister held q we'll nt-
tended rfretiuE lu fhfir hail IN frc
opera block and otter the business was
completed I soUi1l esrsfnn w0s held
iouelv 900 nc her haf1o ~ 80 corner
~ 'Hnr 1ud FaVettc streets a.
The local Herie Of El-le4 fclaSa- we'll
attended meeting iu their haiOlu Ham
over street last evening
,. Y. Williams ~ Electromagnetic VIII
l"1's this morning frr several GAYS
hueinrer trim fu piftrburgh
The employee nf tho N-Hef1fre Trnr-
tiou rnwr7rv received their semi month
lr fHv yesterday
THO improved Or1rr ~ Rcd Men held
n w''i offended moo ir~ On their fnff IHrf
e.sr'rr HnI several candidate were IN.
iunfed
Ir.f Frrhrrrr FL. rrrorfad 90 fe aer.
iou-iy 90 at hIe houe on Norfh sixth
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WOODSFIELD OHIO


WOODSFIELD. O.. March aO-Tbe
mems meeting last Sunday afternoon at
the Methodist Episcopal church was well
attended. After prayer by Rev. Mr.
seybold and singing. he introduced the
speaker Of the day. Rev Edrar a Low
Their. r. n, II. r.. president or the
Washington Collegiate Institute. Wash
ing. y. 9. whose theme was 'The
Marks Or "a True Christian" He held
the rapt attention Of all the men pres-
eut and those who failed 10 attend miss
I'd rare treat. DR.. Lowther H. at
home on the platform. with n fund Of
facts ~ his command which he has
the skill 10 present I'm convincing man.
ner. lie did no. refer 60 hts nartiruior
work IN the south. but Rev Mr.. Carlos
dii so IN few works and suRrestcd ibot
the collection bo given 20 Or T.oyvtb0r
Tor that work This was heartily on
corFod and twenty dollars was c0ntri-
huted by tha brotherhood 90 this enJ
n was "a worthy and cheerful tribute a.
the impression made upon the minds
or the men by the speaker
The next meeting will be held next
sunday afternoon al the EvanreIicai
rhurch with Rev Mr.. Seybold as prfnci-
pal speaker.
Demonstration.
Pruning ana spraying dcrnonetratfor
VIII De- given by representative ~ the
Agricultural Commission % Ohio. az tho
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Robert 4. HarEitt - receiver OF the
Continental Carriage COMPANY. pialntiff
~ Charles 4. Jackiey and David 5.
Lowe. partners. a. JaCklcy q Lowe. de-
fendants. Action Tor money only +.
amount claimed yssf. with per cent IN
terest from April LIST. igl1.
hebccca Magn~r piainIff vs.. Peter
wagner. edfsndaut. Action cor divorce.
on the grounds o. wiiful absence. PLAIN
uff also asks that she may De restored
20 her maiden name % isebecca Gray.
Attorney George A. coipitts. Of Barnes
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Realty Transfers.

ST GAINESVILLE. o. March ~
FROM J. 4. Simpson. trustee. % r. ).
sears ana ". n. McAschcn. tract Of
land IN flushing township. eonsidsrA-
ton 1850.
Prom A. Y. Hcndcrrpn. Jr-. 20 A \.
Henderson. sr.. tract rl and IN Coisra'n
tos uahips considerati,n a.
Prom Laura 4 ThounDson % Thomas
consideration 81.
Prom Ralph Powell O. Michael Suck
tract OF land In Beilrirc. consideration
si.725.
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one or the most delightful affairs
tlNen AZ this place for some time was
the Masonic banquet given Thursday
evening In the NJ y. church The
church was beautifully decorated I'm the
masonic colors. blue and white and
about $50 were present. The ladies ~
me VI. r. church served the elegant four
course dinner and Attorney Herbert
dinner fine program was renJ.r.d
rev TX. y. Young rendering several
peeutltul solos. Among those who spos.
rguIlnE the evening were: Attorney Geo.
Thornburg. Supt. W. \ Zaugg. Aff.rnst,
\. NJ. Brown. James u. Ryan. Rev n. =
Young and II. VI. Young. Quite "a num-
per OF members and guests from out OF
town wore present.
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Court 60 prosecutor, Then Won rec
oeniec this handkerchief as the one
which was stoIeng
Iroserutor-Yes. your honor.
court-Aui yet % isn't the only hand
Fe.r. .ef ~ tu. SOFT .r tho world See.
l'- one ] have ir my pocket IL exactly
hcfo were two stolen.-Christian Regis
ter.
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on recommendation OF Representative
W. u. Francis. Of Martins Ferry, Thur
man SpriEgs WIS nominated Tuesday
20 be postmaster at Woodsneld. In re-
ference 60 this nomination The Cincin-
natl Enquirer Of yesterday SAYS.
"SpriEgs is "A prominent lawyer and oil
operator. After Francis recommended
the postoffice department. Postmaster
General Buics0n Investigated these
charges and dismissed them"
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farm Of J. J. Bauer. woodsneid. Monday.
March %. at / O'Clock D. m. Those who
have been having trouble with their
trees should bring samples OF injury to
the trees and shrubs. Everybody is
welcome.
The Agricultural Commission has been
doing great amount OF good and their
efforts are being appreciated. II the
weather f. favorable IL ~ expected that
a great many will be present.
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M.Inff uf TraIIaI|fn was fr
'H.H Iur..Hs nu business
N." vs. d. 1HlhrH.fh ana Miss Minnie
n IHN.r have returned from 3D. raesrsf
H|" fr.u fu Columbus
D n Pryor or Ethel was in town
tuesday.
Tuesday
IalH. Tuv. OF Urrw4od v4a fr ton,
tnf FIRST of fhr week
NrH Thurman SpfIrEe var visiting
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The following persons secured a
license To be married at the probate
Judges office. Friday:
John Gramp. coal miner. age %. and
Sarah r. Waters. age 20. both OF Martins
Ferry. -. Rev. ID. T. Dougherty. OF
that place. performed the ceremony.
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The members OF tns Entre Nous Club
VIII Do entertained b. Miss Edna Mead
Ia her home in the est end. Thursday
evening. Each mem Ger Will bring their
sewing and spend the evening In a social
way.
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VIII Eutertafu-

Miss Anna Pursglove has issued about
90 Invitations for a fancy work party
to be given Thursday afternoon at Z
o'clock. at her home on Main street. \
number OF guests from Bellaire. Mar
tins Ferry and bridgeport will be pres
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The second nIe alarm co. the day was
rurE in last evening about $3.50 from
box u at the heal Of Main street. where
slight blaze from defective nue was
discovered on the roof OF the house ur-
cuI.rd by Edward Eruuey. ON N0ftu
Main street tn" blaze was eNtiuEuieu-
81 the use ~ chemicals and the damage
Will be slight The family wa not in
the house al the titue that the FIRE oc-
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Arrested Again.

10 Wa reported iu this .Ity last even
inF The Mary Wilson. OF this cIfy. who
W.. arrested fu Wheeling WsIus..fa.
ah. lHt"r t1f' $50 ana costs Iuf h4d
fh" tne r"wIttf1 with IustruetIoua trrt
30 FfHF out WIS arrested again vesf.r.
day uu e. similar charge ID BE- now ~
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MARTINS FERRY
tcontinuOd Prom Page Eighty


An cuurt Dr. being made tB have nj
least $50 present 90 the Ftrst Al h. sy,'
ha4 f'h"ll Z. rmor uw morning a. there
.e "a contest Uu between aII OF the ii
- SUNDAY tchuuls iu tho ohio Naffsv
ana the local sabbath school stauds v.it
pr line Tor The large attendance. All ~
me mfmhfrs OF The school are requested
20 attend tomorrow morning
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Mrs. Charles Bulger will be hostess 20
the members OF the =. y. Club. Monday
evening ct her home ON Butler street
The chief diversion will be 800"
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Methodist Service.

Owing TO the illness OF Rev. l.. L.
Fisher. pastor Of the 81. 4. church. Rev.
Carl Dinsmore. OF bethesda. will occupy
the pulpit Sunday morning and evening.
There will be special music In the even
ing.
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Purchased Property.

Thomas l.. Hart purchased the Laura
Thompson property In the east end now
occupied by =. NJ. Dunfee. Thursday and
VIII take possession tho LIST OF May.
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Mrr. Sramercy-I thought your d.
Norce case was coming up this month";
Mrs. Park--f had my lawyers get n
postponemsnt. because my new gowns
wouldn't be finished In time.
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Store Sec T.v rHr.I
Nuur iNsrrutI. atuma b.
FHfa how com prfHbIr
your meals 90 Sou can
rIN good hFr fn "Hfuu
ach trouble dsya
Guaranteed bv a. o.
friesf a. Co. Original
u' Rate 11ff MARKET
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pected that the girl will be turned over
to The Humane authorities and that she
VIII bc sent To- the home Of correction.
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SPECIAL
kIPPERED
HER RING

A delightful addition
for the Lenten season.
Packed by the SeacoaSt
Canning Co. just as they
are taken from the sea.
a welcome addition 10 any
meal and a most appetizing
item fer lunch baskets.
Regular price lOc a can
and a more than usual value
for the price
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Pruning and spraying demon etratfor
VIII be given by 20 representative ~ tbc
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SEEDS, TNCUBATORS AND POULTRY
SUPPLIES
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SINCE l began using your Red Comb
Mash and Scratch Feed my egg pro-
duction has been doubled" We hear
this every day and you will say the
same thing II you will buy bag and
give 1t a trial 1t sells at $235 per
100 pounds, same as you pay for other
feeds
WE CAN furnish eggs for setting from
all the popular breeds of chickens at
$50 per setting Hatch early and get
winter layers.
TIME NOW 10 plant potatoes. English
peas, turnips and mustard.
COME TO HASTINGS for your garden
seed this year and have a real gar
den. Good seed is the most essential
thing, and we have the best We have
bull, up the largest seed business in
tho South nv selling nothing but the
FIRST class seed ard treating all of our
customers fair Como in and get copy
~ our catalogue. Tells how aud when
TO plant