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nrATE OF EDWARD @. HATrON.
DECEA4ED

a, DECHAaGO
Notice Is hereby given that on
,Ioauay , the 18th day Of July, 1920.
WI present to the County Court
/" MO Grande County, Colorado, my
sseounts for final settlement Of sd.
Illustration Of said estate, whom
.aa where all persons in interest
!. av appear and object to them n
"ey 10 desire.
further notice is hereby given
s,n .as' at said time and place the Court
s sm receive and hear proofs concern-
%s the heirs Of said deceased. pur.
s.sa! 10 the verified petition and A.
.davit Of Tracie J. Hatton LIDO
a.s.aim slaimant as heir at law OF said
seeeased, heretofore aied h.rsin
~ 1'ns for a judicial ascertainment
~. determination Of the hairshin of
~, ;ate' and from which Il ap-
ssd p.t snat Willis Delbsrt Hatton
H,t,ose efhice A. Hatton and Tracie J.
e,sssa are said heirs of said de-
.on. S0s; W. therefore. any and All per-
hv y. sno are or claim to be hsirs at
an VI VI Edward C. Hatton. deceased.
iD,s,a ,as,eny required to Be- and %.
lam.S the time and place above
" ~ or abide tho ACCUMULATION
ns,.G & court thereof.
III. itea ,ee at Monte vista. Colorado.
jnM .y day Of June, 1890,
,r,tor n, HAN H. SMITH, Admins
Hatton VI the estate Of Edward O..
Gron' Deceased. :
ls.t% ~ ~, published June 10, 1880:
'''n'd Jsly 10. lS1o.)
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Seven room frame house, well To-
Gated, modern. good condition. II
you are looking for u house OF this
size do not fail to see this one at
$325O.0O, with good terms.
c. +. OUQUET INVESTMENT co.
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vijl Secha's
~ night aud Il was deemed
-, 10 take him % The, AosDttal
n, Nor.s ,ha, ssns sishs whsrs
\. .,,p,iou was psrsesnsA. hs 4
-,,,,,x nicely from The sams and
In !, sale to be hons 10 . sospss
-. but viii b. several weeks
-, ss,orp he would b In SHAPE
. 40 much work.
u.,old Hold Was out Of the Groc-
=, , eoupl, OF days this week on
.,.oun, OF sickness.
n0,h Of our East show windows
-. rrd,eoratcd on Friday. One
:, ,A.,r windows has = display Of
.s.msr furniture. this 10 . very
,a.pl,,e display aud you will $50
.,,,el.. here that will interest you.
un black has been out OF the
,,or, several days this week. on &C.
nan, Of moving into = new home.
uis Rctta fassctt has bcen
,,sdips this week on the South
y,st Of Rock Creek.
Ne unloadcd u car Of canned
ps<s this week. This Was . mixed
os Of . variety Of articles that are
Dsi Into cans.
fAs Fourth OF July u only =
,s,ls Of weeks away. A. this
psss on Sunday We will b closed
= Monday the 5th. however Tues
~ he 9Th We will bs open all day.
~ closing In the afternoon - We do
n other Tuesdays during the sum-
~.
W we're closed on Friday. after
sssa from 3 to I O'Clock on account
4 tAs funeral OF Mrs. Tohill being
VA al that hour.
Colorado strawberries are arriving
q the market at this time. Colora-
h berries have . favor that none Of
As other berries possess.
Reports OF the growing cotton
usps are pessimistic in the extreme.
Cstton fabrics do not look - u
llsfs was any chance for Q decline.
Transportation 10 going to have =
srsat deal to do with prices remain
hs arm. 1t is impossible for the
nilroads to any whore near keep up
silA the shipments they are asked to
handle. An increase Of 2S% In
height rates is necessary for the
railroads to have enough funds to
orry on their business when this
comes 1t will be reflected In the price
Of commodities.
Our shoe stocks are In excellent
sape. You will ind . nifty style
"Fs that will please you.
nead our advertisement on last
lase.
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"''y Mcneil ssd w. Essd sps~
THURSDAY nshtns oa aasuacAs
Crock.
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c. r. FOUQUET INVESTMENT co.
Everybody has a hobby-Ours- IL
SERVICE-May We serve you?

Five room frame house. with pan
try and closets. Well located. west
side ON Dunham st. 37h foot
front. Water piped on back porch
In cooling box. Price. S2s00 90.
Good terms.
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Glenn Hopper spsas the vsst ssl
st the Reed Rssch.
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Wants..

nee va, 1to~kep foe the iowses
priced house In town. Terms,
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-sPRiN0 cHiCkENs--rry ssd
hroiicrs for sale. Supply limited.
Phone i6SW, 80 :
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WANTED TO RENT-ruruiaheA
or unfurniahed cottage. FRED q
Caldwell. Phone 3lS,
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ilSf1T'S store NEWS

ar, a, umss what vs sAosid
> I'll The time
ma, Of u. have our good sad
=. I.,.. the ,hias TOT - 70 DO v 70
... NOR. VI The ses1 days eaA
more Of The beA eses.
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CABBAGE. cauliaovsr. cslsr,
plants for sale. Call SiSNs.
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". sad Ass. jsAa Jehss,a ss
AhmoAa spsas sssaay WITH nsasy
Mcneil sad faaiiy. 81 =
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Mrs J. Davisoa asd children are
leaving Monte Vista nss, week for
Asaiiar. Colorado. 70 meet MY pss.
ison. They expect to make their
future home In Asuilar.
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-FoH nAt.f--oaid barely sssA,
5rse of Wild oats. vctch and other
eoalovs weeds, {. Z, 0rsybill.
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-WASTED-To buy piea.
". 3. Olsen. Monte Vista.
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FOR RRNT

FOR RENT
Having decided 70 60 hack to the
Hotel. wc will rent our home Of ave
acres East Of town, across from the
Fair Grounds. All In crop aAd q
good garden. Small family 10 d.
sired. Rent cash. Also have nuu.
ber Jersey COW for sale GIVING
milk. one SOW and ten little pies,
Rhode Island rcd hens and ! DVrc
bred cockerals. Kitchen fvsait0re
consisting Of Range. table, cnSlnee,
china closet and chairs.
Phone 2sskS. mrs. q. L. BEATTY
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-EsTRAfED-bay horse. yrS.
OLD. vi, 1850. star In forehead. stain.
"a In right shoulder. Howard for
Information.
G. A. Winfrsy. Del Nor,s. X.
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s-scrs tract. . room house. cellar
sarge. and barn. Price $500 90
BEE Mrs. ,, c, Spencer,
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Lawrence Tohiu arrived hons
saturday mornias after sp>sAsss
several dsys 10 Dosvss.
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WILL TRApE-D-mpstcr hay
stacker and Mead hay baicr for good
Ford. Dodge or Maxwell car. In.
qutrs this ONCE.
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VIII give use Of ten acres OF past
ure land and house to live In for ears
Of same. Inquire this odlcs.
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-ESTRAYED-Ons Shetland sony
8 N on left side. Reward. A. O.
Love. at n. v. Flour Mills.
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classy broom modern bunxa.
lows. Also some s-room bungalows
Prices right. Soc Mrs. =. c. spcn
cor.
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-WANTED-sewing. Call at cor
Euclid and Grand Ave. Cora -.
Sadler.
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Almost new. lvers-Johnsoa bicycle
for sale. Enquire Robl. Cornsll at
San Luis Central once.
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List your land win G. G. xes. 4
Co. They have iets q bayoe0 =
the right DeieoA
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FOR SALE-Two fresh COW, Ave
years old and seven head Of young
stock. Fred Kuhn.
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ao,h Of our East show window
-. rrd.coratcd on Friday. On
:, ,A,,r windows has = display q
.,mmsr furniture. th!s 10 . YER
.o.pl,,e display aud you will -
.,,,el., here that will Interest yos
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u.,ela Hold WAS out Of the xroc'
. eoupl, OF days this week on
.,oun, OF sickness.
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Public Sale Of Household Goods
Saturday, June 10. at $50 Wash
ington st.. 3 blocks south Of First
National Bank, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
All kinds OF household goods. rugs.
cooking utensils. garden tools. harm
ess, bicycle. stoves. etc.
w. A. COVERT.
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RARE MAH0AiN IN mon un&pt
PLANO

We have stored at Monte Vista ,
strictly high grade piano which i
taken at once will bc sold at q biz
discount. Terms to responsible par
~. II intsrcstcd write for particu
lars to.
The Drawer Ms.ic Co,apaay
beaver, Colo.
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PLANTS for Sale.
Phone 2SlW. Mru. c. r. EYickson.
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-LOST-Bunch Of Keys. name tag.
w. NJ. Wood OF Denver on them.
Please return same to r. 8. Aber-
nathy. City Marshall
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FOR SALE-Dodse. 1913 model.
In good condition. Write or call
10y +. Jones'. Phone: Monte
6llN2?.
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TWO FIRES YESTERDAY.

The Risley colored school building
rad a narrow escape from distraction
by fire yesterday morn ng, and lad ii
not been for the prompt and efticient
work of Chief Harrison and hi" men
the structure would have been tnrned
The flames We're discovered in cor,
ner of one of the rooms and was rap
idly forcing its way to the root. Al
though stubborn fire to fight. the
fremen soon had it under control
The damage was comparatively slight
and VII not interfere with the occu
pancy Of the building by the pupils.
Another run was made yesterday
afternoon to Reynolds street. where {
blaze on the roof Of a small hou @ was
eXtinguished
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YOUNG WOMAN HELD.

Yesterday afternoon in Judge ]. l.
Beach's court Mrs. Elizabth M@Crary
young woman. was held for the
grand jury under bond Of $25d.0o fos
the alleged larceny OF . diamond
bracelet, the property of Mrs Mos'
Gordon The piece of jwelry was
missed by Mrs. Gordon on her retur:
to her room at the Levine roomine
house at 1926 IL Newcastle street
and it was alleged by youhg 90;
;hat he saw the young woman take
the bracelet Mrs. McCrary stoutly
denies that she knew anything abau'
the piece Of jewlry. VII oh was a'bse
GUentiy recovered.
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NOTES
SOUTHERN BRIDGE COMPLETED

SOUTHERN BRIDGE COMPILE ED.
Direct service between Cincinnati.
Atlanta a..d Eilrida, and batseen r.
cinnati Birmingham and New Orleans
via. Chattanooga over the South III
railroad lines has just been resumed
with the completion Of the new steel
bridge oysr the Tennessee river just
meth of en- ttlnoosa, TRACK l&y ~
on the bridge was completed a 1870
>. ~. Jan 90, tn first ocomctiye wa
sent across al 3:a5 =. m, and TIE first
train, scath bouud extra ffe;slt.. al
10 y. m. The first passenger trail
10 or IS wag 10. /. Cincinnati fo New
Orleans. arriving at Chattanoera al
G:35 p. nj CONSTRUCTION OF he bridg>
was completed n exactly five months
having been begun on Aug. 90
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ara testing the wonderful curative
p pcrties Of the plants that grow
o. the South Sea Islands. Some OF
these plants we're known to the ma
tive chiefs; others possessed prop
cries of which scientists had not
dreamed. IIe made many wonder
fl, discoveries, the greatest OF
which has prcyca to make men and
WCmen enjoy the vUbust health ma
tu"e intended. At the time of this
discovery, the Sciel eist was almost
a physical wreck, bus soon after.
ny the aid Of his own treatment,
he was able to regain his former
robust health, which he has enjoyed
ever since
10 use Mr.. Pomeroy's own words
disease is just like tho Zeppe-
liz 1t is just as heartless and
cruel, and even more destructive
th.n the InurdeTous aiTships of the
III aless Hun. 1t is also. as have
demonstrated, just as Venerable in
most cases to the right kind of
treatment. l have perfected
medicine that conquegs stomach
truUble, and the ills that result
thcrefr0nl, just as surely as my bull
let freed England from the terrors
OF the assassins of the air. To my
mind, tie bullet is a small and in
significant contribution to human
/ ity compared with my medicine,
which is, as surely as l live. des,
tined to free multiplied thousands
frca one olnthe most deadly and
crtel enemies or hG linnan race"
Only recently" said his secre-
taly, at the suggestion OF a group
d business men and ca capitalists, he
consented to permit the use Of his
product as a commercial PROPOSE
ton, but then only when he was
Convinced that in no other way
coIld he hope to reach and benefit
hundreds of thousands of people
who really needed his medicine. 1t
was shown to him that he could
only reach limited number
through his own personal work,
whereas if his medicine were
Placed within reach of those who
need it, everyone would have the
OPP ortunity to benefit from his
great discovers. However, Mr..
Poneroy insisted that with every
bottle there would also be given a
guarantee that the purchaser is to
be returned his money if satisfac-
tory results are not obtained"
Il is reported that quite a few of
the leading druggists in this sec
ton have already taken steps to
get Mr. Pomeroys famous medi-
cine, which is called Puratone, so
the people here will have the op-
portunity to benefit by it the same
as the people of the big cities
where Mr.. Pomeroy is visiting.
Everywhere Mr.. Pomeroy drives
home the basic TRUTH" remarked
his secretary, that the stom-
ach is the organ that governs the
general health of ali mankind, and
it is his theory that if the stomach
IS toned up and strengthened, and
its functions properly directed, it
follows, as surely as the night fol-
lows day, that the other organs of
the system will espund and that
ROBUST health and strength will be
restored to the weak and siclly.
''ffe is surrounded by a mass of
data right now" continued his sec
re1ary, "and You can depend upon
it that the results OF his work will
be startling disclosures that will
a l;n an hif,I, -
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lined FOR SEE EOiNGs

One OF The heaviest sfihes Hea ,ilf-
posed by Mayer Fopilias for violating
he speed avs, was that CT ye,terd& >
mora ng when h namad $1,000 and
costs as the sum J. w. Brock must pay
into the ctty's exchequer for fast and
reckless. driving. 1t was stated that
Brock, who was driving a car for il
chauffeur. came perilously neaH run.
sing over several pedestrians ana
narrowly avoided tive or three coils.
ions. AND that he was go ng at 4 rat
Of about forty miles an hour. The
mayor stated that he was determined
to put an end to speeding and that
yiolators OF this law might as WI
conclude to abide the consequences.
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Become Slender
A Simple, Guaranteed Method

If you wouldA like to lose. wekkly, from
o"e to five p'imNs of hurdeasonk tat while
eH.iag ard drinking all You neh III o en-
ioriag life far b Ser than at Present. Just
follow this advice \
Take seven deep Ifeatns offfresh air each
morning and eYcninA; afteF each ms l use
little oil OF koreia Act II you need Lqt
directions of the guar!Nyecd herein system.
Men and women who n IRE waddllng around
with heaHy. s,uesish 9bNes have, in NJ ny
ton of thirty TO ei hsE pouNds, with w1nd r
1ul benefit to hcaitH and fkure. This very
season is the time 70 bccomeNslender, at.rac-
TIE, .TifacioHs ava healthiqA very easily.
Yet oil OF korenfat the dru MS; it comes
in box. cpnysnici't TO use Nnd is now
sold At bcforc7kar low price. %OO GUAR
ANTEE, that Vow lose satisfactorily, or your
money backJ Weigh and measure yourself
week I'd week. YOU can sGtrceiy f6elizegtAe
10Y that 3faits You in normal symHetrical
b1re, Wfl~=J6d health aud longer Me. If
You woEf1 like j EE BROCHURE (Which
VIII eome to You in plain wrgprSIl wrNe to
korein Co., Station Il, New Yorf;-Al Y.
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CisMANrLlNG CYPRESS MILLS.

The Cypress Mills, At one time tn
largest mills Of their sind in tint ser
tio,: have been sold by the Savannah
River Lumber company to A. :. and
n. zelmenovitz, Of this ty. The
property was bought for the prroos,
i sac and the Messrs aolm"'''vi1
have begun dismantling the mills and
will offer large quantities CT machin
~ lumber, houses and mill equip
ment at pr ces that they guarantee
annot be duplicated anywhere. ANY
information concerning prizes. etc.
can be obtaiaed by 1s.ng pl.o"' "A
IS. or 215.
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Safe Blower
In Town

H. NJ. Young. safe expert, Of Al
Tanta. is stopping at the Cglethorp.
for few days. Any make of safe
opened, combinations changed, alsg
adding machines and typewriterc
cleaned and repaired. 1-24
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10 Dive Out n,aIarTa

10 Dive Out n,aIarTa
AND Build Up The System
Take th,' Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know w,eat &c
are taking, rs the formula /; pr ID
eYcrv label, showing Il Il GpimAe an
ron n q ta3talose f'r,n. fhe ;9qinin
drives cut the r>allea, the t,s,n i,inlds
he system. ca { hts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
service, and would be in deploraoie
condition without this service; also

service, and would be in deploraole
condition without this service; also
that service is the matter Of first con-
sideration, and that no company can
continue to render reasonably good
service unless it receives sufficient
amount to pay its operating expen-
ses, properly maintain it's property.
and yield some return upon the value
Of the property being used. We do
not need either to call attention at
length to the self-evident proposition
that there is a limit to the price which
people will pay for this form of trans
portation, and when that limit is ex-
ceeded the loss in patronage will more
than Offset any gain from increase in
the price to those patrons who must
employ the service. As we look at it,
our task is delicate, far from easy,
and one the contamination Of which
will arouse criticism both upon the
part Of the patrons and of the COM
pany. This is merely part of the
days work, and our chief concern is
and should be an approximation of
equitable and fair treatment to all
concerned.
This particular company formerly
existed as the Lewiston, Augusta &
Waterville Street Railway. Many peo-
pie believe that the price charged for
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SCENT FARE
<~.A:nl Srao, DanA ONel

public are not at all backward in
criticizing the conclusions to which
we have come We wish that they
would be equally active in attending
some Of our hearings and giving us
the benefit Of their suggestions.
The absence OF any persons from
these hearings does not. of course,
indicate that there is no public in
terest in the matter of the proposed
increase, nor does the fact that no
person. appeared in opposition in any
way lessen the responsibility or the
duty which this commission, owes to
the general public and to this par
ticular public service corporation. We
must necessarily take such evidence
as has been presented, such evidence
as is upon our files. apply to it such
expert knowledge as we have gained
through 81 years. experience. and try
to reach a conclusion which shall be
reasonably just and equitable to the
company and to it's patrons.
We do not need to repeat at length
statements which we have often made,
and the truth of which is self evident,
namely, that the community served
by this particular utility needs the
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Cheap Accident Insurance
Protects Lovers of Outdoor Summer
Sports and Prevents Serious Ailments

We all like outdoor life and SPORTS dur
ing the summer but accidents will hap
pen to the most careful, and accidents
usually occur when we are far from ply
sicians or first aid remedies.
We start out in the morning, defying
the hot, burning sun. We walk for miles.
Mosquitoes and perhaps other insects may
bite US. We sometimes fall. bruise cut or
sprain a limb We often arrive home
bruised. sore. foot and limb tired. You've
been there. haven't you?
Well, don't so on another vacation trip
unless you are fortified with a dependable
emergency treatment. that will allay
all pain, and will relieve stiffness and
soreness of feet and limbs. Such a rem
edy is easy to obtain. It's called Turpo-
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sisted the women to organize a Re-
publican town committee.
Miss Mary Swift was last week the
guest of Miss Doris Foye in Pittston
William Lawrence is suffering
another i'll turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber of Farming
dale were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Powers.
Mrs. Hattie Caldwell Of Massachu-
sets is the guest of her son. George
Caldwell.
Miss Marion Davis has been enter
tanning her father for a few days at
F. c. Meader's.
"A class of eight are to be instructed
in the first and second degrees of the
Grange Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Malaney and
daughter Marion. Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Thompson and daughter, Mrs. Cain.
were Saturday. evening calling on
Mrs. James McKenney in Augusta
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ments, furnished by the guests, of
fancy cookies, saltines, cakes and ice
cream were served. Several gifts
were presented Mrs. Gordon in token
of the love and esteem in which she Is
held by her many friends. She in
tends to remain with her mother
about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Taylor. who has
been passing a few weeks here at
their home, have returned to Gar
diner.
w. H. Grant. who has finished his
work at Millinocket, spent Tuesday
night with his family. and on We'd
nesday morning left for Dixfield,
where he will be employed for a
few days installing electrical appara-
tus in a mill. From Dixfield he ex-
poets to go to Foxcroft to superin-
tend the building of a dam.
Henry Starks has returned to his
work at Walkers box shop at Gar
diner, after having a three weeks
vacation in order to harvest his hay.
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Gardiner was Sunday guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Leland Siegars.
Fred Foster passed the week end al
his home in town.
Kenneth Burgess of South Gardine,
passed few days last week with his
father, Ernest Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hodgdon OF
Gardiner passed the weekend with
Mrs. Hodgdon's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Wall.
Quite a number from this part of
the town attended the sale and enter
tainment at West Dresden WedneS-
day evening.
Ernest Cunningham is passing a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Cunningham
Miss Natalie ToZier passed a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Leland Siegars.
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a scientific blend of camphor, menthol and
specially distilled turpentlne. Turpo Is
antiseptic. counter -irritant and healing.
1t does not burn or stain. After the hrst
warm sensation, an invigorating cooling
feeling follows. It's balm to tender
skin or tissues and is a panacea when
massaged into the skin of aching tender
feet, stiff muscles joints. bruised sur
faces, etc. For mosquito ami insect bites
or vine poisons nothing can allay the an
noyance or suffering quickly as Turpo.
Turpo is sold in soc and 60c jars by
druggists generally on positive guarantee
of your money back II dissatisfied. III
YOU would like to know more about Tur-
DO call on Bowditch- Webster Co. OF this
city. Full information will be gladly
giyen.-Adv.
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LITCHFIELD

PLAINS-Harry Proud and chill
dren of Boston, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Ambrozene Perkins
returned home Sunday.
+. N. Johnston of Philadelphia was
the guest Thursday Of his sister,
Fhebe Pinkham.
Mrs. F. e. Pierce and children.
Frank. Winship and Lila, and Boyn-
ton Pierce Of Maiden, Mass, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Pierce. went Monday to Weeks
Mills to pass a few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Shirling and
children of Haverhill, Mass, are the
guests Of Mrs. Ambrozene Perkins.
DR.. and Mrs. e. w. Small and
nurse Of Belmont, Mass, are the
guests Of Colomore Small.
Mr.. and Mrs, Vaughn Sylvester en-
tertained as guests Sunday the Burn
ham family Of Freedom.
Mrs. Ruth Hewes and daughter
Evelyn and Miss Ward of Brunswick
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Am
brozene Perkins.
Mrs. Cora Gates and family of
Boston is staying at her summer
home here.
DRESDEN
SOUTH-Orris Larabee of South