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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-29

4
JSEh ! ct her husband, who was
CM.Nt consuming indifferently his
~ ~ frozen. nut-sprinkled des-
IA se,s
m. He certainly was not grow
b.. ...ly younger, while she-well, only
Eleanor herself knew the exact num-
Der Of gray hairs In her carefully ar
ranged couture and realized the I'M
equal battle being waged between the
cold cream of her masseuse and the
insidious crows wrinkles at the cor
ners Of her dark-fringed eyes.
"Do you know, Fred, this doesn't
interest me bit?" she said. with G
casual glance at the gay scene about
her. "Other years l have enjoyed
II we'll enough, but tonight. some
how. it seems STALE"
II suppose" returned her hus-
band, placidly, shat the people who
get the most fun out Of this sort Of
thing. after all, are those who come
here from the backwoods where they
. douse the kerosene lamp at p. m.
and light 1t again when the ROSTERS
crow. The rest Of us are used to It"
BY making reservations long in ad-
vance the Richardson's had been able
10 secure place in the most desir-
able location In the dining room
moi too near the palm-embowered
orchestra loudly dispensing jazz, not
too far from the tinsel-draped stage,
where at the moment were twisting
and gesticulating Hawaiian beauties
in very tropical costumes, which
seemed absurdly inappropriate con-
siderIng that 1t was New Years eve.
Elecnor cupped her chin in white,
extensively ringed hands. perhaps
It is the reaction from the season or
perhaps I'm merely bored, but feel
out Of sorts. As l look back on our
ten years of married life they seem
happy enough, and yet to look for
ward In the future to the same sort
Of ten years doesn't seem worth
WHILE"
Fred Richardson looked at her in
surprise. Retrospection had never
been one Of Eleanor's habits. whats
the matter, old girl?" he asked with
unusual solicitude. "Shall we leave
this Joint and go the rounds? There
won't pe much In the way of excite
nent anywhere until midnight"
"But I tell you, Fred, I'm not look
ing for excitement tonight" exclaimed
Eleanor impatiently; strange as II
may seem. For one thing, I'm worried
se to whether I've done the right thing
by Beth. You know that Jim Goddard
has been wild about her for some time,
and wants to marry her offhand on his
ridiculously small salary. OF course
Beth. after living with me all these
years asked my advice, and en-
rhatically advised against it. Teld her
to wait until they had laid by enough
to put them beyond the chance Of
worry"
"Well, that was sensible enough adj
vice nowadays. ! guess" aequiesced
her husband, good-naturedly, dicking
the ashes from his cigar.
Eleanor looked at him keenly. Time
wdk when he waald have spurned such
counsel as savoring Of too worldly
wisdom. Ten years Of meney-making
In the big city had wrought their
oh to- Sv,a cfxp
Then: "Oh, WE'LL" she exclaimed,
shrusging her shoulders; II should
worry about that now. Jim was to
get his answer this evening, and
imagine BY now Beth has turned him
down quite definitely"
AT that moment a shower Of con-
fetti and colored streamers shot from
the balconies and mezzanine, turning
the interior of the restaurant into a
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-29
THE RESOLUTION TREE.

Behold the resolution tree,
Lugubri0us to view;
It stands 50 straight It backward
leans,
And all its leaves are new.
It does not glitter In the, gloom.
No cheerful CLEAN invites,
There is no chance for jollity-
The lid is on its lights.
And though alluring articles
FestOOn It round about,
The branches are entirely hung
With things to do without.
-McLandburgh Wilson.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-29
WHAT THE NEW YEAR
MEANS

THE New Year means nsW
> opportunity to every man,
woman and child. It challenges
the best that is IN them and
promises unusual reward for effort
made. h it is the hope Of ysars
% come concerning whatever i
TOR the wsll-beins Of society.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-29
l9HeIift1g
NeWRar~
!. ay1A
-LEANOR RICHARDSON

NOR RICHARDSON
~ looked across the festively
decorated restaurant table
,fSNh ] ct her husband, who was
A.Nf consuming indifferently his
n - frozen. nut-sprinkled des-
Y ~ sert
III. He certainly was not grow
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11

flag aud wus told that it came
all ,hr way from America with
the detachment. AND she's
going to fly there I'll we go.
Well like TO see amy one haul
it down" said the sergeant in
charge OF The detuchtnent Sits
II little Bit ragged and has lost
some color but i, IL sIi'l some
flag. 1t makes us feel at home
here"
Already many Of these men
are returning Ia the states, af-
ter being discharged. and the
American Red Cross has fitted
out many of them with warm
clothing and underwear. They
ace all extremely proud of the
record they have made III the
war and are returning To Amer
ica full OF enthusiasm for thr
lund OF th-ir adoption.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The stock Of the litter
state Finance and Trust Com
pany held their annual meeting
at I'll. company . offices on the
10th day OF January, aud elect
cd M toliowiuG directors: &. 5.
uur'of. W. G Stewart, j b.
Collier, w. Z. Goo,ilo,.. DR. j W.
Kelly, 4. l.. Witt, + Il. Carter,
W. W. Mintou, j. 5. Hamblen,
Il. T. Irvine and j Il. Wamp
Ter.
The following officers we're
elected; G.. 5 Carter, prc-,-
dent. K. g IRVINE. vice pre- l.
dent, w 4. Goodloe, secretary,
J. b. Wanlpler, cushier, and
/ G.. TAYLOR, assistant cashier.
1t will tie observed that II
number OF new directors were
elected ut this meeting Mr.
George il carter tor q number
OF years VINO has owned and
controlled Il majority OF the
stock OF this bank has recently
sold his entire holdings which
was acquired by II number of
Local business men, and we are
Informed that the stock of this
bank is now owned by j Il.
Collier, r. + Irvine, j ). Ham
hlen, &. $. Carter, w. c. Ste.
wart, " I. Goodloc, }. b.
Wamplcr, w ~ Mintuu, DR..
j. W. Kelly, n. l. Witt, +. +.
Carter, S. w. Coleman, | y.
krlly, .lr., ) J Wolfe, }. q.
Muusey, e L. Kelly, DR. Karl
Stochr, q. NJ i}ro~n, g. y
Knight, Mrs Geo, l.. Tuy lor,
y. J. iiambIen aud T. II, Oar
nell
This bank las served It's pa.
irons and the pubic u 'nrGe
very etliciculiy ih tue p,,al. lni
We predict tli,t IN the fuliir it
w,ii coutiiue 20 give 10, pa
irons aud Nir pubic tnat SAM
eihcient ser>icn.
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EVERY COUNTY NEEDS
A SCHOOL NURSE
Report from Augusta Demon
strates Urgent Need for
Inspection and Treat
ment OF Children.
ment OF Children.

Richmond, Va, Feb. s.
Demonstrating the urgent need
for schooi nurses in every Fir.
ginin county the annual report
of Miss Benton, school nurse
Augusta county, il Il valuable
contribution to current health
literature.
With the help of Mrs Jane h
Ransom, director of the State
Bureau OF Public Health Nurs
ing. Miss Bensun recently went
over the record cards of the
school children of her county.
Out of 2,72o children examined
il was found that 2,3ol wore lc
fectlvc, m average OF two do.
focts per Child being shown
But t2S perfectly normal chi
drcn were found, or l6 per ccut.
In some cases thu defects we're
slight, being suali cnyuI,s ~
the tccth which, II corrected
immediafoly, wWli amount to
very little.
1t was found however tha' III
many cases the iafcc ,wera So
rious, already inju,ing ,hc
health of the cnilir ~ thi, be-
ing true in cuso- 81 bldl, dc.
caycd teeth, di.ra4ai tons,ls
and ndcnoids. L was found
that 1898 or n par cent had
decnyed tecth 5Qo, or II per
cent had defective vision SO
marked ~ TO make consultation
with an occuist advisable; 1874,
or I per cont hat defective
hearing; |, 3aS or As per cent.
had diseased or enlarged tom
Sils; and 1913, or3I per cont.
had udenoids.
During two Years service Miss
Benton made 1880 home calls;
examined nearly 5000 children
made 1877 talks on hygiene to
schools, and distributed 9,a97
health bulletins, III addition to
nursing 100 cases of influenza
during the epidemic,
Phyecai eNnninstions con'
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Notes From
Exeter

X. X. jesse, oi Kcokec,
has moved 10 Exeter as chief
electrician. Weare glad to have
such family move into our
town They come with a fine
reputation.
Chas, lriur, of Norton, and a
Mr. johnson, of Linden, have
also moved INTO our town to
make it their home, we extend
to them Il hearty welcome.
George a. Jordan, rurual su-
peryisor of schools, was u bust
ness visitor in the interest of
our school here Thursday. lie
called the patrons of the school
together in tho church house
Thursday night for the purpose
OF organizing the community
league, but at the present it was
postponed on account of the
present number OF societies in
the place, However, the meet
ing was well attended.
J. ID. Rogers, chief engineer
of the Stonega Coke and Coal
Company, was up on business
Yesterday.
H. Is. Jones, first yicr- prcsi-
dent of the Home Improvement
League, who has been working
on day shif, as sub-sintion opcr-
ator, has exchanged jobs Tor the
time b"ing, with the night op.
orator, in order iIni he might
get into the contest Tor the incest
ward ami most Improvement
around his home. lie certainly
ought to win first prize, as he
has had All OF the boys in town
helping him this week
The tree planting committee
tells MS that tree planting is 90
ing To take place next week, So
everybody is requested to have
the holes ready When the tree.
come.
W. w Edcns, formerly our
painter, has purchased second
hand Ford and is now classcd
as a "chauil'cur.' We all wish
him good luck. as he goes out
into his new business.
Mrs Z. w Evans, member OF
the Union Aid Society, has taken
two children TO Dr. SNley. spe-
eialist at Appalachia, for treat
mcnt today.
On account Of tie bad rain5
days this week, there has been
but little done toward hcautity-
ing the town.
L. L. Wagner and Whitelaw
Han, are still working on The in-
come tax at this place. VIZ hlIr
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the boulevard crosses AT right nugl,
tho Rue and FaubourE Montmartr
he Rue dc lichclicu and the n
Drouot. there extends sort OF nr,.
trnl znnN-thc boulevard Montmnrtl
which one might almost define O.
the veStlhule to the Boulevard d,
Italieus. II was here. In the l'assa.
des panornnps thas, In 1917. the "a
pertinent Of lighting Paris by cns vas
FIRST attempted The boulevard Mont
mnrire has lost most Of it's former
vogue: many OF Its famous cnIrs.
which formed part Of the life OF the
city no longer exist Brrhani he.
disappeared: the Cafe de MadrIl.
which played an important part IN tho
political history Of the second en-
pirc. ana during the war was frequent.
ed by The most famous faces uf
French avintion-such ns F0nck arh
NUngcSscr when on lcavr--is hrcnin-
inF Transformed
The Cafe dc Mulhousc has been re-
placed hy the Musce Crcvin. of wnx-
work. celebrity The Thcatcr dcs Nnrl-
ci-s with the columns of It's old-fnsh
toned portico. IS souvenir of tho pnsi
as yyrll as Is the Passage Vcrdcnu Of
Which many pcoplc would surely for
~; thr existence were they not forci
bly, remlnd% OF it when showers
ohtie" them 20 seek refuge in that
haNn' once 50 tnShlonhhl'-
ne rue dc hlch"h"u MARKS IN"
lcenulnc of the true boulevard. which
prlNH's'h region spans The race 'c
''p'ra TO NC Mnuci"in" church ON
w 'FoW'en sidewalks rhl h'r "n'
>,Tu'''" ny th' terraces ~ lhh"'h'r-
aoie c'icS' one meets mi k'ndS and
''niiu"hs oi men ~ iint most demo
'r"'l' w Ri c"nt'oinernionS--and
'" 'n'S' haha'--A 'HriS'nn crowd
Another Famed Thorouahfare.
The boulevard dos linlicny was tho
cra.rr Of the brilliant. Scnudalous M.
of fhc late empire and early nos
There used To assemble al Tortoni's
At .hc Atnisnn d'Or-now transformed
into post olicr-at the CAFE dc
Paris. those French dnndlcs Who
brought such lnhorious care ~ The
initiation Of The cxtravagnnccs Of their
English models: NJ the corner N thn
Rue iaflttc was situated The Gaze
Iiordig The meeting place % the nr
'aiors ~ the fall OF the aSsignnts and
Fhich IS celebrated rs having hrcn
ne Hrs, Partisan cafe where lunchconS
We're served "a Ia fourchct;c' ,int Is.
whrrr meat was served Tho Cafe
Ds'sis ON the opposite side ~ the
boulevard was the most fashionable
Restaurant, NJ the second empire II
was demolished recently and Paris
sighed at the disappearance az anotli-
er OF iis 'ovoritc haunts Tho Pa
riiicn nc Hanovrc. facing the Naudc-
vile theatcr no" shelters Tie shop OF
PROSPEROUS Sliversmith; hut II is
OF NOBLE origin having Formerly hr-
iongcd TO 'hr duke OF kchelicn. who
mo so runs 'h' legend mum II WIN
the nroiuc' OF me golden and silver
'aurs'S ne unnamed ny nook or ny
g,o"N 'uF'hE me hanoVeriAn war
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Quoted in q majority of the Viz
giniu counties show that all of
them need tho attention Of a
trained school nurse fully as
much as, aud III some cases
more than, Miss Benson's con
stituency.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-02-11
WAND From ,he start.

visitor-So this is the haunted
house. How did it get such rcpu-
tation:
Native-Weli, there's been something
uucanny about 1t from the heeIDniug.
Even when Il was built 1t didn't exceed
sAs SoRkaes0r's estimate.
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g+Eny ~ lGulpsuTis of pnriS which
3 extend for n lpnrth Of four LIIo.
meters md \ half from the
~ Madeleine IN IN. Rns,i,ln In II
scui.cire,,mfcrnc.o rr .hc rcndc,vops
Of Tho world. , nIc,urcsnnc crowd
comnoscd Of ,hc mos, hntcroroncous
tynes of humanity ,rnmcnndos ceosr-
Ics.ly ~. vid, s,d,,va,rs where mo
.crrncas az ,nnrmcrob,a rofcs lana nm
mir ~ -ood.hur,o-cd ir ro,br- rp,r,r
fnri,Iorl,v IN Tho whole sconc
TIn pn,is hor,y,-ts moy ho s,id
"a nav, nrlr,notcJ /, ~ dcon nu1dy
,rcnchcs whic, ,yc-n bns,i,v dpg
.-o,,,h I,,. H.. l., I121 10 ronr,sn
thn nuch ..l-cnd,.5 ,,,nres 81 no E,,
Iish ,bn b,yi,., d,,,.,,,.1 pia,-d,.
wnrc now ,hrcnfor,nr Tho cnn,.ni snvs
mo Ch-ts,ion S.;.,c, uo,i,or IN,
~, 80, 49, ,,,oi l., ,c,e ~,
n.,c h.nn ,,,i,..'ii, ,,,,,oc,I .t,.,
.hon aI,I,ourh NOV h5 " ~, cc1sc1
,,r,,,,. hroyelv 70 I,yn AMI ,h-,yn il,
.r,,, ~ no .c,rcl,,. =, u,-h, .;- am
nm
rn,,,,e. - "a, pom.y-,ds
1be s,nr,lrr min, ~ ~ ,ou,
y,r5. on, ~, ,o,.,.t 81. ,ha ps.,n,o
$780,, ~. .'.-,,,,..,., .,,.,,~ ,t,a.. 81,
..,n ,, ia o,,-,,,,. Il, H.. INK <.
,n,otn, 81 n.. ~. ,,,an,;,n 20 I..
stranger ,yhn outcred pnriL n, ,hc
porte 8, Aptoirc v,ns nj onro H.
trnctca nv Tho lonmlnr moss OF u,e
stntc nrlson and hy mo beautiful resl.
dcnce Of BenumarchnIs uhich plavcd
rart in the Revolutionary drama.
one soon reaches the boulevard du
Temple, today SO calm, and essential.
ly commercial with its numerous
baker. butcher, aud grocer shops
once upon time, however, and not SO
very long ago II was called the beat
uiul nouieFaru' Tor II was 'hen inc
tnNorlte meeting place OF courtlers
anu rich BOURGEOIS OF the oa' fhrlS'
N'''n c'e" '"'" VIZ uoV''' I'D oo'''
~. "'' "'elh''s VI uS'"o',' ihi'"'H'i
~ H,'"'r'a ",''i SHOWS H',e'' ny"
$50 y, ''r ''''.'Hs' ','"F ,''' '""''
w." w. "n'"' ~ w. p.,..",
49, 80, ''us'.'h -,
', 49, ,, ,n,.o,,. 80
c,n, 10 voiuamso ,d or,r.oS ,.sn,,
,..i.t' ~, an,t.. ~, ~t.oin,,s a,,ra,r
,ina,,, ,,onncy
Af.r the place do Ia Renphi.onr
b,q bccn safely crossed one sapnt.rs
pr III. uouleyard 81 Martin tho rond
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to have them remain with us af-
ter their work has been finished
here.
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WnnJ 4 pcrfecuy good iai
.chrap; lust wait until after
the presidential nomination and
there "iil ba q bunch OF them
left III the ring.
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Tuesday, April 10th 20

between the hours of L and o'clock
p. m, all that farm or tract of land
consisting of
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
situated near-the village of Reids
Grove, on the south side of the county
road leading from Reid's Grove to East
New Market, in Vienna Election Dis
trict, of Dorchester County. Mary land,
known as part of the Reds Grove
farm, being especially the same land
which was conveyed to the said Ring
gold w. Bennett by VIM. n. Andrews
Trustee No. 2943 Chancery, by deed da-
ted May 81, 1912, and recorded among
the Land Records of Dorchester Coun-
ty, Maryland, in Liber w. i. R. No. 4,
folio SIS, except one acre of said farm
" hich was conveyed to VIM. J. Dean,
by the said Ringgold w. Bennett and
wife. by deed dated Jan. %, 1914. and
Ito 253. Also all the right, title and
interest, at law and in equity, of the
said Ringgold w. Bennett and wife, in
and to that narrow strip of land lying
between the parcel of land heretofore
described and the new shell road lead
ing from Reds Grove to Vienna.
This farm is improved by good
dwelling and all necessary out-bu1ld-
ings, including a new sweet potato
house. 1t is convenient to stores,
church. school and station at Relds
TERMS OF sAI.E:-$5OO cash on day
of sale, $1,000 cash months from day
of sale, and the balance months from
day of sale, or on final ratification, the
deferred payments to be secured by
bond of purchaser, with interest from
day of sale and approved security.
Purchaser will be entitled to owners
share of all 1929 crops;
Attorney named in mortgage
Dixie Realty Co, Auct,
R-4l9-16-19.B -4I7-10-13-17-19
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WISE INVESTORS INCREASE YOUR
Income. Company paying 2 per cent
monthly dividends. with record of 80
per cent in dividends past nine months
The Texas United Oil Company. Re
ference: Bradstreets. Fifteen produc-
ing wells. Price of shares 81. order
now or write Tor particulars.
MIRAAION, BARROWS CO, 141 Broad
way New York. 417-lt
80 INVESTED IN OIL LEASES may
make $4,000; 50 acre. Oil leases in
Texas Rainbows End. Opening new
field may make your lease worth $1,000
acre. This has happened in Texas.
Many drilling wells near my holdings.
Buy low: sell high. That way makes
mortunes for leaSe-owners. Remit $50
for acres. Write free information
oil maps PECOS VALLEY CO, la ~
| n Robinson street, Oklahoma City,
Okla .-.-----..----
YOUNG WOMEN, OUR Graduate
Nurses earn Sc day or night. Nhlle
training, we pay you $25 monthly IN
addition to free room, meals, laun-
dry, text books. theatre tickets. dances
etc Two years course gives you
Practical Experience in Medical sur
gical. Obstetrical and Children's cases
Complete Course OF Lectures lifting
you for Public Health, School Nursing
Institutional or Private Duty. To en-
ter our Registered Training School
you must have one years high school
education. Write Immediately. super
LE SN HOSPITAL TRAININ i
SCHOOL, New York n. Y. 417-lt
500 OR MORE INVESTED TOD1.Y
may bring you the greatest return of
foresight? w. j. SCHRANM CO.
Electric Bldg, Buffalo. N. Y. 4l17-1t
ENERGETIC STOCK SALESMAN
wise Investors. We are offering stock
in one of the most prosperous indus
tries in the world. Will pay enormous
profits and liberal dividends to those
who have foresight and courage to in
vest their surplus funds. Correspond
ence invited. ELLIS ]. GOMEZ Il
CO., 1 West 34th street. New York. N.
York 4I17-1t
BUY An OIL LEASE-$1O buys five
acres Texas Field. Desdiamonia
Leases sold rs cts now worth $4,000
per acre. Carter paid Is cts per acre
and sold for $4,000 per acre. Texas
Rainbow's End now opening up SHOWS
same Geological formation as proven
territory. Leases here may jump any
price with first well coming in. It's
laticn that has made many small IN
vestors rich. The Fortuna OH Co,
s,arted in by several men pooling S400
in leases-sold our recently for mill
ion dollars. If you don't understand
lease business, we will gladly explain
all details. Remit $40 for five acres.
We send you legal lease from and keep
you in touch with developments. send
for free map and full information.
RAINBOWtS EN-, CO., AT Herskowitz
Bldg Oklahoma City, Okla. 4l17-1t
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Surveyors Notice

s -
/ hereby give notice that by authori-
ty of a Special Warrant Issued out
OF The Land Office of Maryland. in the
name of Edward s. Robinson, of Dor
chester County, Maryland. bearing date
of the Bird of April. 1920, to survey
about the quantity of one acre, more
or less, of vacant land, situated. lying
and being in Straits Election District
of Dorchester County. Maryland. and
bounded as follows: On the North by
the lands of William L. Johnson and
Mary O. Johnson: on the East by the
waters of Fishing Bay: on the South
by the lands of William II. Johnson
and Mary y. Johnson; and on the West
by the lands of William T. Johnson and
Mary. .. Johnson. l shall be on the
premises on
THURSDAY, MAY 10th 1920
at nine o'clock 4. NJ, and shall then
and there proceed to execute said
Special Warrant at which time and
place all persons who are interested
are notified to be present.
JAMES T. ROBINSON.
County Surveyor of Dorchester County.
4i17-2t
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CARD OF THANKS
HAULING

Am now in a position to do haul
ing of any kind. Phone 40.
4I15-8t GLEN GILLIS
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supplies and Forktea and abI
Phillips Hardware Phillips Hardware Co.
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NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS

have severed my connection with
The Cambridge Auto Co., and will
be located at the garage formerly &C.
cupied by Walter Slacum, No. lis
Race street, where I will be pre-
pared to do all kinds of repair work
on all makes of autom obiles, having
had many years experience in the
business, and will appreciate share
of the public's patronage. Salts
factory work guaranteed.
CLARENCE. E. JONES,
115 Race ST., Cambridge, Maryland.
3I29-tf
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

1 have moved into my new barber
shop, next door to my former stand,
and shall be glad to see all of my
customers and friends in the new
shop which is much better than the
old one. HOWARD R. COOPER.
4I15-9t
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SAND and GRAVEL

In connection with my hauling
and transfer business. I will have on
hand, at all tines, plenty of sand
and gravel at market price. Leave
orders at my store. Telephone No
572. WALLACE H. MERRICK.
4l17-6t
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Public Sale
Valuable Cambridge Residence

BY virtue of sufficient authority. the
undersigned will offer at public auc-
tion, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door, Cambridge, Maryland, on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
NOTICE

All persons owning boats now on my
shore and land, between Willis and
Oakley, will please have same remov-
ed and no one will be allowed to haul
any more boats there in the future.
4l2-tf r. S. PHILLIPS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-17
Administrative S Sale OF
Bank Stock

The undersigned will SELL at the
Court House door, in the Town of Cam
bridge, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 2Oth, 1920,
between the hours of 2 and $50 p. NJ,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, eight shares of capital stock of The
Eastern Shore Trust Company, which
will be offered in two blocks, four
shares each.
TERMS OF SALE. One fifth cash
on day of sale, balance in nine months
from day of sale to, be secured by in
terest bearing notes of tho purchasers
and the stock sold.
CAROLINE e. SPEDDEN,
Administrators of Oliver Spedden, de-
ceased.
Dixie Realty Co., Auct
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