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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
For SALE

FOR SALE good piano case Story q
Clark organ. octaves. walnut case, wi.
be sold at low pirce. in order 20 make
room for our new stock of pianos Bahcy
Music Rooms. 29otV
FURNITURE FOR SALE-We have left
from our private sale few pieces of fur
nituro which will close at special prices
to clean them up by Saturday night large
morris chair. 2 rockers, couch, sewing ng-
chine Ludwig piano practically new, new
roll-top office desk which came from the fac
tory only 5 weeks ago. ash sitter, kitchen
chair and hall stand and mirror. Jacobean
style / art suqare. 9X9 and few odd
rugs Arthur W, Macneil. l6s Hill street.
Barre. VT 298t2
FOR SALE-One 5-H.P belt-drven pneu-
matte air plant for sale cheap, in first
class condition; G. A. Kacppler, Millvie.
N. J. 290t6
TWO SINGLE COMB ANcoNA BOOSTERS
FOR SALE-Pr-ce $3.50 and So also
limited number Of settings II. c. Allen, 409
North Main street. 290t6
| FOR SALE An Empire double-unit mixer
| in frst-clsss condition complete with en-
gine. Aft. shaft, belts and puleys INQUIRE
of c. w. Carney. Cabot, VT. 2s9t6
PLUE CHINcHILLA MACKINAW FOR
SALE-In good condition; N. ]. Roberts,
l24 North Main street. 2S3tf
| CADILLAC 1918 fve-passenger touring car
for sale. Inquire Harold Fits, Tel. So
! Barre 2sltf
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE - Beautiful
| mahogany S8-note high-class player piano.
practically new; win exchange for auto
inuqre at 80 Merchant street. .74tf
lFOR SALE-25-HP. international kerocenc
engine. used very little; good one $50
gal. storage tanks Lane shinvle mill wti
jointer band saw machine. complete gan
stripper new, complete with plates and
saws Hight Bros. West Topsham. VI 27otf
COMMENCING JAN. 90 ! shrl give dis
count for cash only i21a per cent on my
entire stock, not inclnding groceries. rigars
and tobacco: now is the ting &c buy this
sale is for "A limited time only L. E. Max
field. Plainfield, VT .6sts
FOR sALE-Nicc. dry hard wood tel:
666-M Barre 243tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

James Hurley of Bennington has
been sentenced to six months in the
Chittenden county jail in Burlington
for wearing the uniform of United
States naval officer unlawfully. He
also cashed bad checks, but no action
was taken on that matter. Joseph
Bouchard OF uebee was sentenced to
three months in jail for making false
reports to the immigration officers in
attempting to get into the United
States,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

FOR SALE-An Empire double~unit mixer
in frst-class condition complete with
zine. Aft. shaft belts and puleys inquire
of c. w. Carney. Cabot, Vt. 2s9t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
WANTED -Bookkeeper and stenogra pher .
a,.-,e-e,, fvtosSfno stove s76t
HOUSES TO RENT

TENEMENT TO RENT for small family !,
central location: inquire at S29 North
Main street o. D. shuHlef. 2sztt
OFFICE ROOM TO RENT In Aldrieh
block apply to Robert Knox, lanitor;
Aldrich block '.5lti
TENENENTS to RENT. and rooms
bath. electric lights. gas inquire Of Z. -
BeckIey. Park street, phone bes-N. 2sst6'
COTTAGE HOUSE TO RENT - On Vine
street G. L. Woodwork. Eastman block
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE Pair Holstein steers, yrs old,
well matched, have been worked some OF
would exchange for cows L. c. Tucker,
Cabot, VT. 292t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

FOR SALE-one 5-H.P belt-driven pneu-
matte air plant for sale cheap, in first
class condition; G. A. Kaeppler, Millville.
N j. 290t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Chamber maid and boy for pan
try work Waterbury Inn., Waterbury, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

| stcr street; frst-class property in right
location apply to James W. Gauld. Orange
/ st 20 III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

RLUE CHINCHILLA MACKINAW FOR
SALE-In good condition N. ]. Roberts,
1924 North Main street. 2S3f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
Wanted at
Once

No. l Maple. either in the log
or sawed 1919 and 1872 inches
long. Anyone interested and
able to deliver to railroad at a
good price will do well to write
to Waterbury Last Block Co.,
Waterbury. VT. iE'h
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
Store for Rent


One of ts4e best locations on Main street
large display windows same building rs
Park Theatre and Barre Drug Co. apply 20
Chss Zanleoni, Jr.. Barre. ssid
.ro PJsNr--5-room tenement with yarden on
CARRIED avenue vacant Mar. inquire OF
Mr. Catherine Williams, II Wet street,
tel 572-W ,seotl
COTTAGE HOUSE to rent: newly painted
and papered barn. garden nnd h.nhotss !;
On Fast Montpelier road apply to Leon L
Cummings. 81 Merchant street. ee4tf
RI RFNT--r.ara- front room near Spsulding
school apply 10 Mrs. p. A. Eright, LOG
Washington street, Zsstt
TO RENTAL II Brook street. rooms.
entirely separate; bath. set tubs and hot wa
,sr cas- ard electric lights a coed place 70
keep boarders or roomers Alex. Mchsihe.
I'll s59-M: E. L. Smith. tel. 3i9-f. IL West
street %f"''
To RENT - e-room tenement Rt 400
North Main street inquire At $50 North
Main street. $50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-I-yr-oid horse. good driver. =
fast one If given n chance. round kind.
VT 1,201: also Ayr old. coed workc-. fair
driver sound end kind, VT. i.000; T. J.
I.ayeT4s Bethel Vt. 394t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

Town Clerk Lyman S. Hayes of
Rockingham. whose left leg was broken
above the knee six weeks ago and from
which he was not recovering, went to
hospital at Syracuse, n. Y, and there
his leg was unjointed at the hip and
removed It was found that the bone
pf the leg was badly diseased so that
It would crumbIe in the fingers. For
number of years Mr.. Hayes had been
troubled with the leg and used a cane,
but knew nothing of it's condition until
the broken bone brought about an in
,estigation. He is almost 20 years old
hut was on the operating table 50 min
utes and two hours afterward recovered
consciousness and recognized his fam
lly. He is in excellent condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

TWO SINGLE COMB ANCoNA BOOSTERS
FOR SALE Price $3.50 and IS also
limited number of settings II. c. Allen 40S
North Main street. 290t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE - Beautiful
mahogany ss-note high-cass player piano.
practically new; win exchange for auto
inuqire at 80 Merchant strect. .7Atf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28
MONDAY, MARCH l

at u O'Clock sharp. on the premises
opposite the postofiice in East Mont
peiier and known as the Willard farm
the following described stock and tools;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-28

WANTED-Five bright Capable IadlRs %
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers +; s25 70
$50 per week railroad fare paid write at
once Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 1880, Oma.
ha, Neb Jan3lFeb7-fs-21-2s*
New Britain herald., 1920-07-07
HAS BUSY Q0ak|lA
St, t63 Collected for PTObatiOnerS'
 Families .

Probation Officer F.. C. Connolly has completed his quarterly report for the second three-month period. show ing interesting figures pertaining 70 arrests and moneys collected for pro- batiuners' families and fines with compa risons with the preceding quar- ter.
 The number of .probationers brought over from the preceding quarter Has 7o and in the first ou;.r- ter. S3; the number placed on pro bation, "A. as compared with 56 in the first quarter; the total was 149 in the last and 1S9 in the preceding quarter. Sixty-one Were released dur ing the quarter just completed and 51 in the reced'ng quarter. Twenty one cases were settled by the prona- ton officer out of court. At the end of the quarter there were IS on pro bation as compared with T5 for the preceding quarter.
 During the throe-month period which has just been completed the probation officer collected s1,163.17 aGAinst s1,S55.55 for the first quar- ter. Fines to the amount of $4SO.42 were collected.
 The causes of arrest and the num- Der arrested on each charge who were placed on probation during the March g.. to June 30 quarter were: Intoxi- catI~f 5: 'intoxication and breach of the i.ace s: breach of the peace, 3: non-support, :: theft. 27: assault. 5; intoxication. assault and breach of the peace. :; gambling, II; reckless driving, I: incorrigiaic. ?: sleeping out, 1; obtaining money under false pretenscs. 1: total, A.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-07
CI11zENS DIPLUMAS
 AWARDED TO 64
Ernest ". Christ Gives Stirring
 Address on ATneriCaniSm

Sixty-four new citizens were admit zation meeting Of the city court and last night these new citizens received their certificates from Lawyer Emil J, Danberg which prove their new status in the country. fitting pro- gram was carried out in the audi torinm Of the new Elihu Burritt school.
 Tho meeting was presided over by Secretary F.. NJ. Pratt of tho school board who warmly greeted the new citizens and extended congratulations 10 them personally and in behalf of the community.
 The speaker of the evening was Ernest W. Christ whose words were filled with sound advice. He men, tioned the close relation of the indi- vtdunl and the nation saying The hope and saving graCC If the coun- try lies in the fact that all oi IT. are. a part of the government and you men, in becoming citizens. have responsibility placed upon you that citizens of no other country in the world nave. We take it for granted that you will accept these rcsponsibil- ities and will take your part in set ting the many affairs that come up from time 10 time and demand atten- ton"
 The speaker told of the strong position of this country in the world affairs at the present time and of tho status Of the United States as an economic and commercial nation. He expressed he hope that every one present would vote and enjoy the privileges Of voting. He also ex- pressed the hope that some day a law would be passed compelling men to vote and use tn. IT power of suf- frage.
 Tho program was:
 Message of Welcome-Chairmnn Edw. ". Pratt.
 Vocal soIo-John Facey; Mrs. Fa- cey. accompanist.
 Address to Sew Citizens-E. w. Christ.
 Vocal SoIo-John Facey.
 Presentation of Certifcates-Emif DanborE. clerk of court.
 Singing of America-By Audience: Miss Margaret Begley pianist.
 Those who received certificates wore:
 From Ttaiy--Salvatoro Negrola. ei5 Stanley street; Frank Chiodo. t0S Arch street: carnine Montuori. s2 West street: Paul Pucchiere. l60 Arch street. Cosmo' D'Avirro. 2s Booth street: Antonio Satalino, SIS Enst street: Umberto Voxella, 131 Glen street: vincsnzo Manccarella, 20 Beaver street; Raffaele Nappi, 70 Belden street: John DiLorenzo, 41 Grand street. Joseph Pestritto. 4s5 Main street; Giuseppe Giannatonio. HIS Beaver street: Michele Mastran- ardi. S6 New Britain. avenue: Saliva tore Barbuto. 126. Oak street: Dona- to DiMarco. 2s Booth street: Louis
New Britain herald., 1920-07-07

RenZoni. lof WILCOX str
 vetro. 1S1 Arch street: Damcs
 cio. 5S Lafayette street; Nichola Pal- umbo. i94 South Main street.
 Polish -Russian-Max Tresky, 43 Hartford avenue: Robert Riemer. 1os Lyons street: Boleslaw Alamo wicz. 125 Broad street; Peter Pietras, s6 Gold street: Stanis' Hrabolowski 19? Broad street; Anioni Niezewicz 102 Gold street.; John Bajar. 500 Arch street; Josep-, Szewczyk. 1n Broad street; Abraham Pizer, 63 Oak street; Phtlip Katz, 69 Hartford avenue: Ludwig Semrau, 120 Dwight street: Stanley Wiecek, 315 Park street: Lopold Chachulski. so LawIor street: Paul Stange. Berlin street 7 Polish Au strias .- Jan Napieracz 235 Farmington avenue: Chas. Ku- zara. 40 Kinnear avenue.
 Russia--Peter Crimgila. 152 KeI- sey street: Joseph YansSa. TO Beaver street; Benedict Salaveiseikas. 174 East Main Street: Louis Birnbaum, 7s Broad street: Anthony ell. Arzoli- tis. 1o5 Rhodes street; Kazimieras Liones. Sfs 1-2 Park street.
 Great Britain-Michael Mahon, 35 Russell street; Ernest O. Charland. 14 BroadJ street: Alphonse La Flam1nl, 9 Harvard street: Eugene F.. Porting 11s Whiting street; John J sas EI% s,recs: Ssss:' odIion Fortin. Ts 1-2 Park street; Daniel Hagan. i67 Lincoln street.
 swcd6n-John W. Swanson. 34 Pleasant street: John F.. Skoglund. 5zt IsaE'. street: Martin A. Carlson, 140 Fairvie.. street; Henry Norman. 546 Church stree: John NJ. Lindquist, IT Roberts street; Hjalmar w. Nell son. 55 Pearl street.
 Turkey--Rev. G. M. .N.-s~irian, PAP Chestnut street: Henry S. Hsdigian. 16 Spring street: Michael Pau. 6 Lake Court: George K. Topalian, 2o Hawkins street
 Persia-Harten Sargis. 1+5 Wash ington street; Aziz Tadervian, 173 East Main street.
 Greece-G eorge Alland Vincent avenue.
 Austro- Hungary - Evan Kenneth, 131 Glen street: John Gessler. 236 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-07
Summer Is Here to / Stay
SpecialInducements : in Hot Weather
 Requirements

Mems Fine Madras Shirts, s2.75. sass, ss.sO. s3.75.
 Mems shirts with attached collars, in all white and fancy stripes, s2.z. to s3.sS. An attractive assortment of Mems paiamas and Night Shirts, st.5o to p9i.5O.
 Boys onc-piccc Pajamas. three quarter length. The correct thing for summer use. All sizes, s2.00 each.
 Mems Fine LisIe Union Suits, ss.5o and sa.0o,
 Mems Nninsook Union Suits, S2.o0 ench.
 fcn's Balbriggnn Shirts and Drawers, in all raxcs. A Boys Underwear. In all styles. Soc to sI.s.. [. Mems Efnc silk Hose in all wanted Shades. 75c to x2.25.
 Mems Iisie Hose. .pc to 65c.
 Boys Hose, extra strong. linen heel Nsnd toe. Sizes q to fl. 55c a pair. >s A4
New Britain herald., 1920-07-07

A Bank President by day--sn un- icrworId habituc at night. See tho -oiuMon bI "Thc Mysterious Mir. nrowninr.- at the Lsccun thcatcr. sunday, Jniy ffth.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-07

eEsmsAI TYpEuRrrEn Exc,IxNGE. Inc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18
|ALL WRONG
WAS HER LIVER
Before Taking Black Draught
Missouri Lady Was Troubled
With Constipation, Headache
and Bad Taste In Mouth.

sfandin Mo Mrs susa Isr,oA. /.
tA Pfaee. writes som. TINS ~,
~as N had f1. with ntom4
~" liver trouble ald ufa 49,
K"91 ~ any lilnr va ys,,s ~.
Atipated, and hAg headache.
sa'H condition and had tsn,s..s.
n~funK ~ my stomach ana ts.
'Ahl" ~ the mouth Could sell a..
liver was al wrong.
had known ~ lBlack Dranwh. I,
uetiaad 70 try II myneif no.
YIN large dose o. doses. gradnmll.
s"''ing % smaller doaan. ID repnta,s 4
my bowels. fellaved me- 81 the hsrt
lng ~ my stomach. cleaned ~ ~
hsef and made tne feel like aus
person "
y you Ket up ia the morning fe4i
lnK ~ tired as you did Hhen v..s
went - bed achy.. coated tongue
Asd taste ~ mouth. sallow eomsse.
ION then your liver has NOT aon.
It's fiil duty. and your system ~ a.
sorDed the Iloiaons which your liver
should have taken away
An occasional dose az Thedford'.
BlsekDraueht viii help thls lfunor,
ant orsan to function properiy.
Get a package OF Thedfords i,lacs
ofaught liver medicine today.
Druggist sell II, or can get II foi
IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

oA'Ah"ma city srst n For ias
''fN time p she HISTORY II me olls
h"n'@ siAte fair il has brou nasaa
aaft 2 remodel me Aerleultural
Nu'ia'ns IN order q accommodate slss
safF" number 81 counties eftsrlus II
bibila Thirty two eouu.lea has. i
ready made application ii sanw tholt
fHKm nfohnelk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

Mrs VI + Davis. r. r y 4. shoe
Greek W Va writes F0isY +
Honey aud Tar for colds cant 81
beat she kaaws because il atop
ped a bad cold for her husband wasy
all other remedies failed Contain
no opsates Coed for coughs. colds
Group. whoopiug cough, lieklln
throat. bronchial coughs Sold Every
who're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18
Gifts that Last =

Birmingham, Ala "A reward a.
$500 ~as announced by the AlaoamA
Manufacturers association for thA
rest and conviction of the person al
persons responsible for the shooting
80 death of T.. NJ Adler. manager j
the Corona coal company. near rat
ton Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18
A TEXAS WONDER

FYf klanNIs aad bladder trouAl.
tfaxEk. ~fak sad iAme hack. rhenmA.
tiam aud irregularities az The kIslnA,
a''o riEdder hexalarteA bladder .ren.
h'sa ~ children. n not sold BY afae.
alsia. mail tlz5 Small bottle oftea
cure Aend for swofn sentimoulals
pF y W Han. gsssolIse ~. 81.
Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

lhe strains u weddSna marx h. nlAs
ca - Mlaa k'txlasiAe tuagsas. lHgsp
Louise frmpasll dsesaed ga. selloN
aud white emerged ifum me stair
~aN carrying naAkst os gifsa whieh
she presented tn she Mrlt. eires. Ia
An game II fisvhuadFaa Miss Ellon
Wolf wan hlNh senfe And Mr4 II d
"a il, how whieh ihey prevented tn
he brlde.elees ssAissi ~ tAa tabls
ssye heg mother AIRS FFy her asates
Nina Mary ffy and Miss elhsl rlpes
Ruth slmAFA, liaillt hafsox. Allene
Mcclure. fios nrennan Rahy CHAR
sosI Reila and t'hrlstlne fahrsas and
MgN. n & Davis Miss MAry rnhr
~ assisted In Nrfsag
" N NJ
satrons Club WIN Mrs. Amos r~ina
A pfofuslon Of fusss Ana rose.oasis
*ese aeed 70 adotn lhs hone u Af&
suos Ewlur when shr cutersalnod
gho Patrons elah FRIDAY There wMn
= GOOD attendance and very euthunl
'atir nsetinx The sAae mama..s
sere reelected tor ogflee Mia Mi
Nsssles president Mf4 Amos Ewsns
sive lmusldeAt, MrH s.ealle aenman.
secretary Mrs n Il sherman
reaaurer Mrs Eelne was asssnied
II Mira va Resroaa II serving ilgHs
afFeshmenia The uuat meeting will
" with. Mra n N Gross the tlra
Friday In Oclahef.
W NJ
Mrs Herbert II. canfselH was III
rom Oklahoma cliA FRIDAY - ii, ID
he TUESDAY srhfge club mhlta me.
Z ths' hnmesof her ssn,ef. Ms. Geo
aartlu.
n tit
otto ilirvch wens to Norman "a
~ % enron in The uulyoraay
n m sk
Mra Adolph nuenling Who has bean /
isitlng her Hlaie~ in Blackwell. RI !
lrned home Friday
N u u !
Mr. and Mrs u 4. yeaspr of OK
hoGna city. wlll spend sunday ~lta
r Yeagers sister. Mrs lsarfo, !,
fanbaugh Mr. and Mrs w a !.
ianbaush siil also be their aests !.
ON Oklahoma city. III
\ v n Fl,
Mrs 7 J Hcilman IL III 0tinhona Il
~ Waiting her daughtsw. Mira !.
'ank Burfora i.
n a II =
judge and Mrs 4 Houston viii be
me The batter part Or this morsh Il
IN an extended visit ia Cleveland "
10.
n y II
Mira Ethel Douglass and Air tohs
ssely vent 10 oklahoma CIV today
attend the circus They wlll b.
dlnnerguestn this evening of Al o.
MIR Herbert p Garfield. !
u x *
'irH. March. who has been VISITING
son in Missouri. has returned
ne, accompanied by hnr graua syn.
N March.
y y y ihI
n and Mrs Fred uint ara t,hinr
he circus al Oklahoma city today u
n = = 81 M
4. and Mra Il Wills A-e nsw reft thI
= here from Kansas City hu
y y s 'an
r J Hawley Of c ciahIAg. VA lire
lay on business
X X n a"s '.'ss
r.. Mary Black y .tuahsl.l,. u.l set
here in few dals on ylsl.. my
= =
7. and Mrs. L. u. Bronson an~ pes
Bully, were IN Oklahoma City !.
y 10 attend the circus. :.
X r n We,
'ss Pauline Council Is spending bad
weekend In Norman. i"n
" " p a.,
Another "poreh Meeting" shol
ans are being made for a bfe !.
, affair next Tuesday at the nl..
OF Mrs. y. NJ Carter. 3z4 North ant
d. when national worker equal q
frs. Remington. win speak. oral
x H y :.
aa Efa4vu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18
HOW ONE wom,.n WAS rglsso

AIfhea Walker. New River ~
writes. y have been troubled With
weak kidneys for tSo yeara. .o.,k
Foley Kidney pills and they haln.s
me flne rest fine all night A,.d
DON have no trouble With my Md
ueyH Foley Kidney pills have xs.
en similar relief 20 thousands of men
and women. Sold Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

london The condition N faf.l
plosied a. taa stock aaehanKu il
Senoa. according 60 dlnsmteh 10
he Exchange Telegraph from Gem
some damage &as done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

n China An average al one caill
81 i0 has an opportunity to atteus
school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

The Guthrie Laundry has a nsaa
that - an expert in cleaning sna
dying fine dresses and suits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-18

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SOCIAL CALENDAR


SOCIAL CALENDAR
SATURDAY.
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George.
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The Freneh Academy sets a stand
'fd n style OF grammar. spelling ana
inrity.
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Leader Classified Ada q. Resalss.
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Please rAone noficev II ttems II he
'sv~ ten e'elosk Il possible
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-11
WILL FEAST ON
REINDEER this YEAR
5000 FROZEN CARCASSES ARE
TO BE SHIPPED TO FRISCO
MARKETS FROM ALASKA.

SAN FRANCISCO.-San Francis
co the coming summer is to have
plenty of reindeer steaks, chops and
roasts, and while the price may be
As cents a pound wholesale at first
it will go down as the supply be-
comes more plentiful through cold
storage handling.
1t became known the other day that
Jafet Lindeberg of San Francisco IS
the controlling owner of the firm of
Lomen & Co., of Nome, Alaska, and
that through that house he has plan
ned to ship next summer 5000 froz-
en- carcasses of the raindeer to the
meat markets of San Francisco, Seat
tie, Minneapolis, Chicago and New
York.
Lindeberg experimental in small
way very successfully in this bust
ness last summer in Seattle and Min
neapolis, when, generally speaking,
the price wholesale at Seattle was
45 cents pound.
With continually increasing large