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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-04
Hard's Drug Store

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bell and son
Paul left Monday afternoon for SYRIA
euse, N. Y. They will visit friends in
Hoosick Falls and Mottvlle, N. Y;
also on their way home will make a
visit TO Mr.. Bells sister, Mrs. Shirley
O. Williams, in Bennington. This is
the first vacation that Mr., Bell has
taken in l6 years.
Mrs. Daniel Merriman Of Boston, is
visitor in town and is stopping at
Macnaughtans. Mrs. Merriman is the
wife Of the late Daniel Merriman to
whom Manchester is indebted for sew
eral benefaetions in support of things
educational, the new school at the De
pot being named for him. He also left
$1,000 to Burr and Burton Seminary.
The story hour at the Mark Skinner
Library will begin this week Saturday,
November 9Th There will be two di-
visions this year. The first division
for children from five to eight will be-
gin at 2:30 and will take up stories
suited to the children. The second di-
vision for children from nine to ID
viii be held at $3.50, taking up a course
of stories from the Had and the
Odyssey.
Miss Martha French Shattuck died
at her home in this village at three
o'clock Wednesday morning after an
illness Of a few days from an apoplee-
tic sroke. Miss Shattuck was born
April 9th, 1849 in Williamstown,
Mass, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Shattuck, and came to Manches-
ter with the family in 1859, making
her home here ever since. Since the
death Of her parents many years ago
Miss Shattuck and her brother, Chas
A. Shattuck, had made their home to-
gether, and the sympathy of their
many friends here goes out to Mr.. |
Shattuck at the great loss he has sus-
tanned in the death of his sister. Be-
sides her brother Charles, she is sur
vived by another brother, Rollin NJ
Shattuck, Of Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Miss Shattuck had two slight strokes
some time past, from which she had
recovered so as to be able to be about
The funeral services will be held
from the Shatuck home on Seminar
from the Shattuck home on Seminary
avenue on Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock, Rev. S. X. Perkins officiating.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-11-04
EVEREADY LITES
Don't Crepe in the Dark"

Don UTOpt III TIC DdTk
This is ~Eyeresdy week oil over
the country.
We have foil line Of these
famous !!ishrs, Small ones for the
pocket for a dollar. Large ones
for hunters and campers.
Batteries always in stock.
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOAT FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

A UTOMoBILEs TO HIRE FOR ALI
"A occasions and all distances Reasonable.
Cali L. r Bye d. & A. Phone 3406J.
iune12-12t.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JUNE %.
JUNE 90.
;

The person on this birthdate who
is highly educated will SHOW re-
markable aptitude in learning new
things and working out new princi-
pies that seem beyond the reach of
the average intelligence. This nature
is an ardent lover OF home and shows
fine executive ability, Deing especi-
ally devoted to children. There is
much diplomacy in this nature and
great persistence of purpose. This
nature loves 10 rule and is not happy
when working under the direction Of
others. The memory is highly de-
veloped and the power of understand
ing quick and keen.
The most congenial companions for
the Cancer people are the Pisces born
or these whose birthdates fall be-
tween February 10 AID March 20
The Want Ads will place cooks,
housekeepers and Mattresses TO heir
advantage during the coming week.
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trains boats and trOeys from Wilmington
Trains Marked (-) Expresses
PHILADELPHIA, BAIT more & W.

q 10
10 sos s'5o. $50 e.47: 1908. ios6. lOs.
si $50. s.os. no.
$50 sss ts.'s Sso sss:,' a Is is o. 's
s2s. so' 7io' Ts0 7sS' soi' OOS' Sis'
YORK sso 1o27 o. 5as1 sss e 4s' M M
i.SSS SO SIC sss SIS 21s 71c oss
B,.~oT: :d ws:ss Al i95 & tlS 49,. 49, 49,
sscs SoS: Cs SIS Si7 T. 5Ss u Ss 81 s
To Bsims and wa,hinEo4 sund.y' %.i9os ipI: sdS::
4oos: sIS S5sa sas 7ui: Ia 0a '0' i'" '0
To ST B%STs and and WAY WAY Station, Stations 81 sla
DELAWARE p, B. W.
For Points Down the state A M-iSoI os So io.44'' M
2'a2 as s,.ss 4s s5s esS Saturday. ~ 50 T M Msa
BALTIMORE
- Baltimore and wsnton week days M So. SsS os s'2o'
Baltimore and washington sund ys 4 s5 io52s P
no.. 49, 5.4s. s.45'. o,o9 95e-. ~ 80 80 80. . o..
ESQ. 70 os Il ss. M S57 Sa7 4s SIS
PsiadeP9a sgadays 4 5ls.. 20 s2I So, 1oos
PHILADELPHIA
P NJ. sGndsys-s.aoG A. N, A. N and NJ.
900 1880 A. M noon 1so
PENNsoRovE
the hour A NJ
P NJ Also NJ from Whmngon and Il IS P NJ from vii
~"so' 0O a. NJ @ sUBuEsSN T TROLLEY LINES NJ '0
To DabyIesve French Street Station every 30 minutes
casie--Leaves
every ytwohou a With
City r nstnness 10 10 M etc sS sundays ard hoidays Whining
holidays Wilmington Delaware City and IL NJ
minutes beginning ten minutes ats the hour 10 72 90 Sieh.S
me
u.s hour M Tor IN
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ADMINISTRATORS SHE.

A DNTNTSTRATRIX'S A l. - 81
a order Of the Orphans Court made June
sth. 1915. the undersigned viii oher az pupp'
THURSDAY. JUNE "a 1915,
At II O'Clock, A. NJ: .,
III n. Franklin st., 2-story brick dwen-
ing Is feet inches by so feet. rooms
and bath. u
11S \. Franklin St., 2-story brick dwell
ing IS feet inchs by so feet rooms
and bath. 49,
2f9 w Eighth St.. 3-story brick building,
containing store. rooms and bath 10 feet
4 IA inches frontage on Eighth st. by 90
feet in depth.
All in good condition and tenanted.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
FRANCES V. MULHERIN.
Administrators d.. b. n. G. T. a. OF the Estate
Of Mary A. Mulherin. Deceased. or by
Hugh 4. Garland. her attorney. Ford
Building iunel2,1 ,17l9,20,23.
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Id R0T0slLE T0R TTEI-eTAIEn -

ID HVFU7AIr IUN TIETl-NEAIED Pro
potae VIII De receive By the Board o.
Public Educatl0n in Wilmington Del for
Furnishing coal and wood for the yesr 1915
1915. IN accordance with the specifications
on tle IN tne once n the secretary of the
Board, 30 10 IL Eusi Sixth street
Proposals must be deposited on The dsrt
or the president uf the Board before
o'clock p M Monday june gsth.. 1918.
a1d must be marked 'Hrornsais Tor Fuel %
The right 10 reject anr nr all bids IA re-
served GEORGE ROMMEL.
Ctsirmsn Committee on Fuel and Janitors
iune21-ft.
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MAsQUERADR SUITS.

NJ AsQUERADE sUITs-s A. STAN
vi berwick, NO. e29 Vandever Ave
nue.. d. & A. Phone. 5000. mar11tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT LOW
n. ". Cor Eleventh and Madison SITS.
10 & B.
3Os.1o Rodney St.. r &B.
2l2 West Twelfth St.. r & B.
III Columbia Ave. 6 rooms.
Ills West St. IL & d.
1871 Linden ST.. r & B.
2O4 Cherry St.. 6 & b.
STORES.
9l5-919 Shipley ST.
EAST SIDE.
s24 Pine St. rooms
ia French St. II r B.
s31 Spruce St. 7 rooms.
s44 and 1928 Poplar ST. rooms.
GIL T.. Fourth St. r & B.
1923 Brandywine St. ; rooms.
APARTMENTS.
S W Cor Ninth and Orange SITS 4 r & B.
SOC W. Fourteenth St. r g. b..
512 West Sixth St.. R & B.
1O2 E. Seventh St.. r & 3.
VIM. J. FISHER
s. W. Cor. Ninth and Orange Sts
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NOTICE OF ADJoURNED MEETING or
~ sTOCkHOLDERS or MAPLE LEAF

N STOCKHOLDERS or MAPLE LEAF
GUM COMPANY
Notice is hereby given 90 the stockholders
of MAPLE LEAF GUN COMPANY. a Della.
ware Corporation, that the meeting Of stock
1915, at II o'clock noon at the )fhce OF the
company, No. 600 Market street. ~ilmington.
Delaware, to consider resolutions Of the
Board Of Directors. authorizing the disso-
luton uf the company. was upon motion
duly made and seconded. and by a majority
vote Of the stock present in person or by
proxy. adjourned. TO meet at the said office
Of the company, 800 Market street Whining
ton. Delaware, on the 25th day Of june
1918 al Il o'clock noon.
S. w. GOOD1N,
iune16,23. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.

Il s. ENGINEER OFFICE WHINING.
y ton, Del. Sealed proposals viii be- re-
ceiFeo here until ~ a. A. July ~. 1915.
snd then opened Tor furnishing 3 600 tons
,lilnlnelt fnai az Atlantic CITY. n. j. fur-
thfr information on application
iune21. 2f.25. 20 iy9.i0.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ID UBLIC EALE-lTO BIZ SOLD by
order cf fhe Levy Court AZ public sale.
ef re Practical Farmer Brandyrine Hun.
cred. on Norday. June 81 1918. a. p M
fre IcI House Terms. cash. and house ~
De rrucred within thirty days
p. p. H0LLIAGENORTH
lurf--5t Prfridsrt
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HELP MANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

~ RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN WANTS
Ia work Mondays and Tuesdays. No.
12O Wilson street. For reference. phone
3ss|W iune23.2t
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Il URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II bookkeeping. No. 2oi East Fifth street.
MARRIOTT.
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WWT W TINVNWTW 81 X a N = : 800 100
GARAGES, STABLES
] W. Thirteenth ST. .sl5O 90
BUSINESS.
712 Market street.
900 Gilpin avenue
AZ French St.
SUBURBAN.
Delaware City. Del. store. dwell. 6 R. s12. 90
Landenbers, Pa, rooms. $40 90
Cedars. 5 rooms ..................s $40 90
COLORED.
a3i French ST.. rooms. weekly. ..s4. 90
Hawkins & Company.
100 WEST NINTH STREET.
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CHIROPOnISTs.

" LokA JOHNSON STRADLEY. NO. sol
n Market street Graduate Of Fowler aud
Hanna. Treats CornE bunions lngrown
1aiih &c. Evenings By appointment. ID.
a. -clt- ianeet.
Z L1zABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler Hanna. Ltd Chiropody and
manic1ring hair dreEling ana massarinE.
10 POO ADAMS ST. y. a. A.. 290s Even
inz ty appointment mar26.tf
~ ELLIE COMERFORD. 40 a0s WEST
~ Twenty second street graduate uf
orlcr Earna. Ltd Chirorodr Treats
corrt. huricns. inrroun nails etc ID. a a
E1cne t-ttk. iunef-sod- I'm.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

= URNIsHED ROOMS. NO. eos ADAMS
street. june3-1m.
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TYPEWRITRRs.

n YPEWRITERS RESTED - The EE
months, $500. Rental applied on pnr.
chase Sold. $500 monthly. Typewritsrs
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange. 10. oi5 Market street
no NOT BUY TYPEwRITERs BEFORE
~ seeing our line. Machines. $50 up. Also
billing and adding typewriters. We rent and
repair.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER Co,
Bel Phone. 5i25. 500 Equitable Bldg
apr1of
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

gIs Bennett ST.. rooms .........S12. so
J12 Concord Ave, apt, r & B. $500
1926 W. seventh ST., 10 K & b.. $4,000
1901 W. Tenth ST., B.. S22 90
9Ol King st.. St.. store .......... $4,000
sos King ST.. II X 8.......... $4,000
House Richardson Park Il B. $4,000
a23 Shallcross Ave, X & B......S2 90
1920 Rodney ST. furnished. 10
.............. .........S $4,000
1913 clayton St.. furnished, 10 r & $1,000
ltn4 Rodney ST.. furnished, 10 < & b $500
S33 King St.. store ............. $25.OO
2O7 W. 18th St. e B B........ $25 90
r. Eighth St.. store ......... S35 90
r. Eighth ST.. Apt. r & B. $4,000
o10 Bennett St, rooms. ....... S12.5O
512 Walnut St.. rooms. ......... 81 500
Apartment. 922 shipley St.. 6 r. B. 90
S31 King ST.. store. ................. S25 90
Ant 1914 Van nuren ST., r B....., $1,000
gl7 Shallcross Ave, 8 & b B..... $500
Todd Lane 8 r & B............... 81 500
Todds Lane, 10 r & B.......... $4,000
Todds Lane 6 r g. $1,000
Mendinhall Ave, 4 r B.......... 500
Mendinhall Ave. B......... S17O0
Desirable Offices, various sizes and prices
s3i Market St.
Trading in real estate is made easy and Is
done quickly where the title is guaranteed.
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
N. E. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.
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RESORTS.

PPE North Beach Havcn
DhEA n Emo n. J. Opens June
HOTET 18th. write for booklet and
- - Special Fourth Rates
iuneil-25i. V. A. AUSTIN. Mgr.
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l-.-.---- n--.--..-

KLATR's BAZAAR.
- SATURDAY. JUNE 16
fT 20 head Horses Some
E4l NNtRd good sound hortfs suitable
~ tor at purposes. 15 head
IE&aHSA from Philadelphia ore
pony wagon ard harness
caif Tor fnil1ren. Five head horses from
Deiarsrf Cry fcr tlEt dollar. Lot country
eno city nrrteE. MaTont and harness ~ al
kinds. firs fefE new harness cent here IRON
Z faftcrI rto need itf money. one new
tlFEl and cuwr wagons. Lof second Aarf
uHrrrs of al kinds
wn. u. kLaIR's BAzAAR.
.-nt-e-'- Wilmington. Del
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FOR REyr.
NOTICES.


A FTER THIS DATE ! WILL NOT BE
n responsible for any bills except those
contracted by myself. p. Churchill No.
4l2 West Second street iune21.3t.
NJ ADAM LEO-wOItLD's GREATEST
IO Paimist. az Fenton Beach. N. j.. all
summer Appointments day or night. Tells
past. present and future. just as you hav5
gone and VIII 90 through lie. for Csc. Also
reads colored peoples hands. Fenton
Beach. y. j. ianei-tf.
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HELP MANrEn-MALE.


II NPERlENCED GROCERY SALESMAN
~ 10 travel Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
Address j. o. Box ai2. city. iune----t'
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T. OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
IT with or without board. No. 511 West
Fourth street. may2e.1m
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u OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH
. bath. No. 6o4 Poplar St. iune5'1m.
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MnNEY Tn LOAN

se~-es~e~-~~se--s---s-~-
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
wi Any amount AZ lowest ~.tes Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening journal
once. uov2B-m.w.a ~
Evening journal., 1915-06-23

4, ovlRNMFNT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 10 eet Nv free booklet. Y66o. tells
row w,ito todav-NOW. Earl Hopkins.
Washington y. c msyi'2n.
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FOR SALE
One of tine best investments VIII
double IN value in a few years. 220
French street.
sos W. 9th. o r. b. porches.
la0S-l0 Boulevard, s +. b. New.
253l Washington st. Corner property.
620 W. Sd St. 9 r. b.
S2S Madison st. 10 r b.
Sll W. 4th St. 10 r. b.
400 w. 25th St, q T. b.
Country home at Rose Hill. 10 r. b
, - acre farm. Spring water.
Apply only
PEOPLES REALTY CO.,
926 Market Street.
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MASSFuSE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

N UEEN RICHANDA WORLDS GREAT
~ ESQ pelmist Tells past, present and
future also love and business affairs Of
hoth white and colored. Price. 25c. At
Shelipot Park all summer. iune1s-1m.
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PAPERHANGING.
SANITARY WORKERS.
UPHOLSTFRING


LIVERY WEEK Is CLEANUP WEEK
II with us. Phone us for an estimate ON
repairing your furniture. We can FIX
you up on awnings and screens Can We
he of service AVERY & AusTERMUHL.
no. COZ Orange street. ID. 6 A.. 5l35.
iunel seod-lm
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FOR RENT

FUK KENI
e07 Harrison St.. g R B.......so4 90
3o4 W. 23rd St. r & B.....S25.O 90
sol jefferson ST.. B......s1s.OO 90
1906 W. Eighth St. IL & B....s4O.O0
i1Os W. Sixth St. r & B...S22. 90
800 Adams St.. 10 & B....s35.0 100
7Os Washington ST.. Q r & B..S S33.5O
New house at Brack Ex 8 r & 500 90
7i2 Madison ST.. store ..........s1oO 90
s17 Madison St, store. .......... $1,000
n. W Cor. Sixth and Tatnall SITS.
store ..........' ............ $1,000
1912 Harrison ST.. 3 r & B...s25 90
sos Madison St. rooms ........S1O.OO
APARTMENTS.
Apt in the Hurlock ..............s2s.o 90
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

Z OR SALE-NO. 9i4 JACKSON STREET.
rooms and bath. VIM @. Tindall.
10. 1900 Gilpin Ave iuneI6.1m.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

" OR RENT-ONE HOUSE IN WHINING
II ton. Si4 per month. Apply John A.
Cranston. No. 100 King street. may27-f.
Z OR RENT-sIx ROOM HOUSE, AL.
modern improvements Apply d. 8.
Lyman Elsmcre. Del. spr2W.
Il OR PENTHOUSE ON THE HILL.
half mile from Hockessin. rooms and
bath; lots Of fruit. John g. Mitchell.
Hockessin Del Bell Phone. AR. 2.
mari2-u.
u OR RENT-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE;
Il every modern convenience. No. 2i0S
Washington street; Washington Heights To-
catio~ Possession June IS. Apply William
Il, Craven. No. i03 West Fourth street.
iune17.1m.
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rooms and bath. VIM O. Tindall.
70. 1900 Gilpin Ave. iunel6.1m.
4 OR SALE-BUNGALOw AT FENTON's
Beach. Apply No. 304 East Fourth
street. iune2. 81
G1000 NO. $40 EAST EIGHTH ST.
QIOUO Five rooms she'd. severed; /;
rentlng Tor $40 per month. GEORGE NJ.
MILLER $40 Orange St. iune19-1m.
+ OR SALE--NO. Sos BROOME STREET,
10 rooms and bath; steam heat en-
largea iront and back porches excellent
condition. viii sell at reasonable price "a
owner has removed from city. Particulars,
Real Estate Department The Equitable Guar.
antee ana trust Go. iune2i m, w. SGT.
u OR sALE-FINE LOT. sc BIZ $50 FEET
II with l2-foot alley in rear Curbed,
severed and street paved. Best part Of city,
High class residences all around Values ad.
vancing. viii build house to suit purchaser
If desired. Address 2612 w Seventeenth
street. or d. A. phone. 3113.
apr14. wed -sat-tf.
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There will be a dance at the Arena
Valley school house Saturday, Decem-
Der II. 1915. Refreshments will be
served.
Horse buyers from Wilder were in
the valley the first of the week.
The ladies circle met with Mrs,
Lee Pierce. Bible quotations were
answered at roll call. Dainty refresh
mentS were served, and a good time
was reported by all. There was a
small attendance owing to the bad
weather. Mrs. Butler and Waldron
will entertain next Thursday. Deem
Der 10th at the home of the former
Kohl Call to be answered by sugges-
tions for Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Matson were shop
ping in Parma Tuesday
Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Lund were
in Wilder Wednesday
Mr. ]. Ellis was a business visitor
at Parma Monday.
Miss Trout visited with Miss w.
Fouch at Parma Sunday.
Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Sheets were
business callers in Parma FRIDAY.
Mrs. Waldron visited with the Usa-
del family the last of the week.
Mr.. J. Bowman, Misses Cora and
Olga Usadel were visiting at the B.
Ross home near Roswell Sunday.
, Mrs. Butler had the misfortune to
fall Wednesday evening and sprain
her ankle.
Mrs. Andrew Asp picked a ripe
strawberry December End. That
shows that Arena Valley can produce
something.
Those who are sick with Ia grippe
are Mildred Owens. Neoma Grisham.
Ethel and Fern Case, Mrs. Case. Mrs.
Lund, Charlie Asp. Adelia Usadel,
Bertha Jones and Arthur Lund.
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The third school month lust clos
ing leaves us an attendance of 1913
perfect present. Those perfect for
the month are Chlorabelle Adams,
Addie, Winifred. Almeda and Clar-
ence Gibbons. Clarence and Eva
Johnson. Arthur and Tom Moody.
Lulu and Burnice Sprang, Cleo Peters
and Alice Sullivan.
We have two more new pupils,
Cleo and Josephine Slaghts. Their
parents are tending the herd of horses
near the lake. We now have an en-
rollment of forty-one pupils.
Mr.. Frank Weeks rs erecting a s.
room house on his place.
Nearly everyone in the community
must have the grip, seems to be our
motto, almost half of the school
children have been unable to attend
school. Also several of the grown
ups have been ill.
Mr.. G, c. White is down to the
ranch from Boise for a week.
Mrs. Sullivan and Alice visited at
the Gragg home Sunday afternoon.
Grandpa and Grandma Gragg have
been on the sick list for the past week.
Mr.. Lewis Smith from Boise is visit
ing at the Fry home for a few DAYS,
while he is searching for a place to
rent for next season.
Dewey Walls sold his driving pony
to Clarence Gragg of Riverside. and
left Monday to visit with his sister,
Mrs. Jess Froman. who lives near
Nampa for few days.
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has been here we have never heard of
anything being done to teach us any
thing. Most any good farmer around
does more experimenting by himself
than they do there. We are paying
good money every year to keep this
farm running and feel that we should
get some good from our money. The
writer thinks that if all the people in
this section of the country would keep
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Mrs. Sy Mills spent Sunday at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Jack Sui
Ivan.
Mrs, Lee BiggS spent Tuesday with
Clarence Biggs and family in Cald-
we'll
The farmers of this neighborhood
would like to know if we are ever to
have any benefit from the State ex-
perimental farm here. AS long as it
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talking about the waste of money on
this farm that we could do something.
Let us try at least.
w. c. Weymouth has again taken
up his duties at the cooperative store
in Caldwell after two months vaca-
ton.
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POULTRY & EGGS

WANTED TO BUY-PoULTRY
VIM. March pays the highest cash
price for poultry and eggs. Arthur
ST. Phone 32o ].
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In extending sympathy do not
overlook the stepfather.
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Mr., and Mrs. ]. d. Paris of Boise,
and Mr. Curtis Keats of Billings.
Montana, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph +. Bird this week. Mr..
Keats is a baseball enthusiast and
holds down first base in the Okla
homa-Texas league.
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LOST-Purse containing about
$5.75, return to Golden Rule-Mrs.
Jas. Marmon.
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LOST

LOST-Wednesday. inner tube of
Fisk auto tire, 3zx30, and mud chain.
Finder please return to w. T. Mccall,
County Agricultural Agent, Caldwell.
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English Champion, at Spokane Show.
Eight Champions and one information
al Champion in his pedigree. Must
be sold at once Moving to Arizona.
Geo. R. Varney, $40 Dearborn ST.,
Caldwell, Idaho. 1O22-tf
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CHIMNEY SWEEP.

CHIMNEY SWEEP, Stove Re-
pairer, furnaces overhauled, general
job work.. G. Taylor. at Boyes
Hardware; Maxey & Schnabel's and
Curtis BeaPs. 10-15tf
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FOR SALE

TO EXCHANGE WITH OWNER
Property here for irrigated farm
land.-E. ]. D., general delivery, Eu-
gene, Ore
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MONEY TO LOAN
Money to Loan
HAIR SWITCHES

Hair switches woven to order. In
quire at 408 Blaine street. Phone Az.
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ITALIAN PRUNE TREES-Any
quantity or grade, priced right ]. F.
Littooy. box 1908, Boise. 1022-422
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FOR SALE-25 head of Shropshire
rams, ready for service. c. c. Tobias.
near Nampa Ferry. 924tf
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X HOMEDALE 4

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The regular meeting of the Home
dale Home and School Circle will he
held at the school house Friday after
noon, December IL, at 2:SO D, m.
Everyone interested is invited to be
present. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Roll Cail-New Years Resolutions
optional ---------.-;-:Mrs. Hyslop's room
Reading ---:.-.--..,Mrs. o. A. Megorden
Duet: Merle Crifield. Blanch Adams
Changing America Chapters 4, S..
and % .-.--------..------.LouiSe McMeans
Changing America Chapters 7, s.
and y --,-----.--.----....Mrs. Con. Sutton
The Relation of the Church to the
School, .--...............-Re Rev Lamb
Business session.
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FOR SALE-Call up 400 or write
Box 444 for fuii-blood Poland China
Pigs, none better. Price SIS to 50 pair.
Some good mich cows for sale or
trade. o3-tf