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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

The snow is going rapidly in town
50 that sleighing in nearly vanishet
and tie sidewalks are mostly bare.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Nrs- N. v. Shonyo returned to her
home in Salida Monday night, after
two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Stone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

c. T. Rawalt Of the Empire, spent
the first part Of the week in Denver
returning Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Arthur L. Mills, ranger in the Crest
ed Butte section, spent the weekend
in our city on business and pleasure
combined. Mr.. Mills took in the fire.
mems dance while down.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

C. II. Rising of Guthrie Center, Iowa
has shipped his property to Gunnison
and will arrive here shortly to make
his home. He vii go to Jacks
Cabin to work for Laurel Spann.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

r. C. Sampson was down On tie
train from East river Sunday, return
ing the NEXT day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

We Cuarantee eur Hemstitching and
Picoting Attachment TO work per
fectly on any make Of sewing ma-
chine. Easily adjusted. No extra
power to run It. Many nice things
can be made in the home with this
handy device. Attachment with full
instructions and sample Of the work.
Price $3.50. GEM NOVELTY CO.,
Corpus Christi, Texas. 9-12
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04
Notes Of Town and County

Jim Cox len Thursday for . few
days visit in Alamosa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Archer Miller returned from Salida
Thursday morning after a few days
visit with Mrs. Miller, who has been
critically i'll in the hospital there. He
reports that she is much improved.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Mrs. B. F. Cummings of Lake City,
was in our burg from Friday until
Wednesday, visiting her daughter,
Miss Mabel Cummings, who is stu
dent ut the Normal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Geo. Crawford was in town Monday
selling load Of excellent wheat which
he raised on his ranch at the foot of
Flat Top. Instead Of 90 bushels to the
acre, as in 1919, the crop ran 20
bushels this last season, but that ought
to be considered very good for farming
without irrigation even in the wheat
belt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Z. N. Collins and family leave
Phoenix, Arizona this week for Los
Angeles, in continuation of their three
months pleasure jaunt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

The millionaires who financed the
last republican campaign. did so with
definite view Of profits in mnd. Al
ready they have cut their first
"Mellon" as dividends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Christian Science Service
Sunday, II q m; Wednesday, 1880
p. m. Reading room 2 to s p. m.
Wednesday and Saturday.
Church one door east Of /. O. o. F.
Building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Good Potatoes cost . little moro than
the other knd, and they ase worth It.
Ours are the Good Kind. $3.50 Per
100 lbs. C. w. CH1NERY 4 SONS.
0-10.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid enter.
tanned the Masons Tuesday night
after lodge with an excellent dinner
ut the Community Church. About
forty members Of the lodge were
present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

LOST-Small brown alligator purse
containing two fivc-dollar bills and
some silver. Return to Gunnison
Mercantile Co., or to News Cham
pion. Reward. 8-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

EAT MORE APPLES
We will ship you postpaid box Of
lst class apples direct from our
orchards as follows:
Fancy Ben Davis, per box --S1.75
Fancy Geniton, per box 2.15
KELLOGG & ALLEN
SO Box 583, Canon City, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

BUTTER WRAPS Fer sale.
NEWS-CHAl(PlON OFFICE
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

Mrs. J. f. 'Forsythc, who was called
from California by the death Of her
mother and has been staying at the
Easterly ranch for some weeks, ex-
poets to leave Monday for her home,
211 Third St., Pacific Grove, Calf.
Her father, l.. H. Easterly, will ac-
company her and enjoy some months
on the coast. We have given him the
addresses Of some ten or twelve old
Gunnsonites in California, on whom
he hopes to call.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

County Agent King Of Montrose has
q squad Of Ave men at work on the
prairie dogs. They are making q
clean sweep Of certain valleys, putting
95 per cent Of the doggies to sleep
It is believed that the poison squad Of
trained men with all paraphrnalia and
supplies can do more effective work
than individual farmers, and this il
quite probable where they have ar
executive head like the county agent
Some communities in Gunnison coun.
ty should call for the poison squad
about the time the snow disappears
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

T. w. Gray, president of the Gunni-
son County High School Board, made
a trip to Denver this week to COM
plete arrangements for the disposal
Of the bonds for the new High School.
Word was received yesterday that
satisfactory arrangements had been
made for the bonds, and that the work
on the new building could be carried
on without delay with the opening Of
sprng.
The building is nearly half done
and should be completed ip time for
use this fall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

T. O'Leary, proprietor of the Rexall
Drug Store, made business trip of a
few days duration TO Denver, leaving
last Friday and returning Tuesday.
While in Denver he completed arrange
ments for the installation of a new
soda fountain from the Denver Soda
Fountain Company. The new foun-
tain is to be installed about the first
of April, and is to be Of onyx, with all
the latest trimmings and conveniences.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04
Special Player Piano Bargain.

Still selling the best coal that comes
to Gunnison. ROSS NJ. LAMBDIN.
Phone 9. Star Coal on hand.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04


Grand Junction folks talk Of is
suing half a million pamphlets ad
vertising their wonderful winter eli
the United Staes. This has been ths
mate. Same here, and in fact thruou
mildest winter on record and no on,
locality has very much on another
There is still time for bad weather
however. Del Sears tells US tha
the worst winter in Gunnison's his
tory, that Of 1s84-5, did not begin til
February, but that on the 10th o.
May the farmers were still hauling
hay to town on sleds. There had beer
four feet of snow during that spring
An item in the Upper Gunnisor
correspondence was in error las
week in stating that Mrs. Harry Yer
heul was called to Oklahoma City OF
account of the serious illness of he
mother, Mrs. Jones. The latter il
quite well, but the item was con
fused with the journey taken by Mrs
Jos. Isham Of the valley, who left OF
Feb. II for Prague, Okla, to be at th'
bedside Of her mother, Mrs. Georg'
Goode, who is reported very Ill in
deed. Many Gunnison people remem
Der Mrs. Goode from frequent visits
here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-03-04

FOR SALE-Heating Stove in good
condition. Phone FORA.
5tf Peter johnson, Gunnison.
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CARROLLTON

Sunday school at $40. Preaching
a0.45. Christian Endeavor at 7.SO. II
Is missionary evening and will be leu
by Mrs. Roy Taylor.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7.3O. Good attendance Is
requested at all these services.
A Singing Class was organized in
the Bethel last Friday evening with
the following officers: President, John
Houck; Treasurer, JAMES Shilling;
Secretary, Mary Long. John Houck
is 10 be the teacher. Mr.. Houck re-
huests both old and young to come out
and join the singing class whether Q
member OF the church or not. The
class will meet each Friday evening
in the Bethel, beginning at 7.45. Let
us pull together and make 1t a sue
cess.
MIR. John Slorp and family have the
sympathy of the community in the
sad and sudden death of his wife,
Mho died on Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Slorp was a splendid christian lady,
much loved by all who knew her.
Mrs. Emily Allgire suffered another
severe epeleptic attack last Thurs
day
Mrs. Roland Rill is recovering from
the grippe.
Glad to report that Mrs ]. L. Mase-
more returned to her home last
Thursday, after spending about five
weeks in the John Hopkins Universi-
".
Mrs. Fanny Taylor continues in a
very weak condition.
Everything Is moving along lovely
on the new church. The well has been
dug and are about ready to pour
cement into the foundation.
The Maryland and Virginia Conven-
tion will be held at Germantown be-
einnig May and lasting over the
9Th. Several of our folks expect TO at
tend
The L. 7. l.. will meet in the Bethel
on Sunday afternoon May J at
o'clock. A good attendance is desired
as there is some business to attend
to.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
Lionel I,ockard for a long and happy
welded life
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arbaugh
who lived, in w H. Longs home. re-
Gently moved to Baltimore. and Mr.
and Mrs. Chew have moved into the
mouse vacated by MIR. Arbaugh.
Mrs. Buckingham, an invalid lady
who has made her home with Mrs
Sue Keller for the past year, has re-
a4urned TO the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Reese. OF Westminster.
Mr. Jacob Miller. OF Baltimore, has
purchased the home Of Mr.. Columbus
Fcllsrode, Jr.. and expects TO move ~
the near future.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eyler and niece
Vivian Wood. OF Middleburg. spent
the weeks end with her sister, Mrs
M. II. Grouse and family.
There has been lots of sickness IN
this vicinity; most OF them are Inn
proving.
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Gently entertained Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter H. Bowers and daughters, Edith
and Catherine, OF Park street; Messrs.
George Mayors, Nevin Harner ana
Raymond Reinaman
Mr.. John J. Kemper. OF near the
Cross Roads, was visitor at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laugh
man, OF Chestnut Dale. on Sunday
Mr. Birnie Al. Reinaman spent
Tuesday visiting at the homes OF MIR.
Edgar Schildt, OF near Walnut Grove,
and Mr.. Theodore Shildt, OF near
Harney.
/ Word was received by Mrs. James
D. Harner on Sunday. OF the death OF
her sister, Mrs. Ottiwell AFTER. Of
near Abbottstown. Mrs. AFTER was
belfast for the past two years. from
cancer OF the breast. She gradually
grew worse until the end came on
Saturday night. Those that attended
the funeral on Wednesday from this
place were Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
llHarner and son, Nevin, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson II. Study. Mr., and Mrs. David
L. Crabbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Meryin j,
lHarner and son. bayerne, Mrs. Mabel
NJ. Copenhayer aud son, Ralph, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ralph W. Study and sons
John and Lester. OF near Pleasant
Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
wolfe, OF Markers Mill.
I We had a light snow on Monday
night.
Mr. Thomas Dehon, Of near
IKingsdale, spent Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mr., Brine A. Rcina-
man and family.
/ Mrs. Catherine Hahn returned %
her home in this place after spending
the past Ave weeks nj the home OF her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
AIRS. Theodore shildt, OF near Harney
The health OF the community good
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Aid Society Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Ebenez-
Ter Church, Of Winfield. met April 4.
at the home OF Mrs. Louisa Faryer.
Forty members were present. not
withstauding the Indictment weather.
The meeting was called TO order by
the president Mrs l.. v Zle.
The evenings program opened with
singing. scripture reading ana pray
err, which were followed by the regu-
lar business routine.
Selections were read by Mrs. e. V.
Conway and Mrs. ollie buckingham;
recitation by Mrs Mabra: duet by
Mrs Maggie Buckingham aud Mrs
Ollie Buckingham, the concluding
number being a solo by little boy
The Society decided to hold a chick
eg supper Saturday. April 23rd, IN
winfield Hall, Shippers To be served
from : O'Clock In the afternoon until
late IN the evening and the price To
he reasonable.
After the serving OF splendid re-
freshments the meeting adjourned 10
meet again Thursday, May SIN, at the
home OF Mrs. Samuel Balr. or Win.
field.
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Mrs, Catherine Rupert had as her
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs Edward
Freyman. Of near Westminster
Mr. and Mrs Earl Is OwinEa and
Mr.. and Mrs John = Wilhide spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs Francis q
Safell and family. near RciBteratown
another guest was Mr. Earl Nc Co
mas
Mrs Margaret Caples had as her
guest several days Miss Louise Caples
OF Westminster. aiao Sunday Mr. Clar-
ence Caples. OF Klce's Mil
Mr.. and Mira H. Wagner were
Saturday evening guests Of Mrs En-
ma Zepp, near Carrolltun
Mr. and Mrs. A. II Bair had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Andrew poister Mr. aud MrN Emory
Arbaugh and others
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hughes have
as their guests Mr.. AEthur Stevens
and son. Arthur OF New Jersey
Those who spent Sunday were Mr.
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MINpIE HEIGHTS

Sunday school Sunday morning
$50 a. m. Come out
Sunday school officers were elected
last Sunday afternoon SupeTinten-
dent, Lewis n. Smith Assistant.
Samuel smith: Secretary, Evelyn
BAR: Assistant Catherine smith.
Treasurer. Mrs. Louis Smith: Organ
list. Mrs. Luther Mycrly: Librarian.
Walter Smith
Mr. and Mrs Albert Dohon and
daughter, Lois. spent the weeks end
with Mr. and Mrs Robert r Shlpley.
Those who spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith were
Rev. and Mra J. y. Link James Carr
and Howard Link
Miss Stella Wagner IL spending
some time with Mrs Ernest Haines,
Robert Gorsuch "a confined to his
bed with rheumatism
MIR and Mrs Luther Myorly had as
their guests Sunday night Mr. and
Mrs Roy Poole MIR and Mrs Vernon
Green. Miss Margaret Poole, Roland
Poole and Howard Poole
Mr. aud Mrs. Louis Smith had as
their guests Tuesday night Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Poole and Miss Margaret
Poole
Rev g. Link preached his FIRST
sermon after returning from confer
once on Sunday afternoon az Har-
mony Grove church We are an very
glad 90 have our pastor With W Tor
another year
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NORTHERN CARROLL

MIR. Samuel Hawk. wife and two
daughters. Of Silver Run. spent Sun
day evening with William Dutterer
and family
Miss Clara Humbert, OF Hanover,
spent Sunday with Calvin Harmon
and family.
MIR. George l.. Dutterer, wife, and
daughter. Ruth, and Mr., John Fuhr'
man spent Sunday with Clayton Dut-
ferer and family, OF Leppo's Mills.
PA.
Mr.. Charles D. Brown, wife AND
daughter, Helen, spent Tuesday IN
Hanover.
Miss Florence and Irma Humbert'
OF Hanover, spent Sunday with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs J. Au-
gustus Weimeft, and family
Miss Vera Hill, OF Blacks School
House, and Harold Dutterer we're en-
tertained at the home OF Mr. Charles
Brown and wife, on Sunday.
Mr.. George r. Heltibridle. wife and
son. Luther. spent Sunday evening
with Charles Eckard and wife OF
Pheasant Valley
Mr.. George w Dutterer, wife and
son, Wilmer. attended the Teachers
Training Glass" graduating exercises
at Christ Reformed Church, near Lit
tlestown, Sunday evening. Mr. viii
iner Dutterer was one OF the gradu-
ates.
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Chnreh serrIces lat Llneboro.

The past week has been a most
blessed and inspiring one for the Luz
theran church In Lineboro. Services
we're held each evening. the pastor.
Rev Richard, speaking upon the gem
eral theme Life" the subjects being
The Separated Life. The Consecrat-
ed lAfe, the lndwellIng Life. The
Abundant Life. The Victorious Life :"
Excellent music was furnished by an
augmented choir and an intense
spiritual atmosphere characterized
every service
/ On Wednesday evening six new
members were received. three by LETT
ter and three by baptism. Atthe pre-
paraiory service on Saturday after
noon class OF 20. perhaps the larg-
est In the history Of the congregation.
vas confirmed. The main auditorium
was filled for this solemn and i'm
pressiye service
ON Sunday morning. despite unfaya
orabie weather conditions. the Iarg-
est communion on record was record
ed and an Offering OF 1925. much IN
excess OF any previous Offering was
laid upon the altar These records
we're STAINED without the slightest
special effort They we're only Inc IN.
ne more abundant outpouring OF that
which normally characterlzes the
congregation
On Monday evening q congregational
reception was given 10 the ~ new
members received during the year.
.Christlanizcd fellowship. prevailed In
a fanltlees way After hymn ana
scripture reading and prayer. pro-
gram followed Musical numbers were
rendered 20 the delight Of the large
audience BY Mrs G r. Stick and Mr..
W L. Rupp aud tho Misses Stick
most appropriate address was given
By Rev c w Nicely. Hanover.
Refreshments We're served TO AFT
present and an hour OF fine social
fellowship followed, after which
AmcrIca was heartily sung and the
heuediction pronounced The memo
RES Of this weeks feast OF the better
things are most precious and will linz
ger forever In the hearts OF many Of
Ihe partnkers and for them we give
God the praise
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BIRD HILL

The people OF Deer Park aud com
munity gave their minister. Rev. Link
and family. a surprise in the way oil
a donation, Tuesday night. He was
called on the phone Monday night and
asked 10 be at home at S o'clock and
80 was expecting q wedding. When
the crowd gathered they donated
them with -four. meat, butter, milk
sugar, iellies and everything to make
one happy They told them they we're
glad TO have them back for another
year. Rev. Fink thanked them for
their kindness and hoped 20 do more
for them this year than last They
had music on the piano. violins anc
horns, also some fine singing. until
"a late hour when refreshments were
served OF cake and lemonade to IS
visitors. All returned home after hav-
1ng expressed themselves Of having
AN enjoyable evening and wishedsthe
minister and family a pleasant year.
The Women's Lodge OF SmallwooG
will hold their annual festival in the
Hall, May 2S. Will also have an ad-
dress and recitations for memorial.
\ The Ladies' Aid meets at parson-
age. Thursday, April rs. A welcome
to all.
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Mrs. Brilliant ,Entertalns.

Mrs. d. j. Brilliant entertained at
her home. near snydersburg. on sat-
urday evening, April 16. a few of the
{ |. o NJ. Lodge members, wives and
family, while they were al Union
town. The evening was spent bv
playing games and music. At late
1our they were all invited to the dim
Ing room where refreshments were
served consisting OF ice cream, daka
and candy. Those present we're
MesdNmes d. J. Brilliant ID. ID. Ruby.
Theodore Yfngling, John Switzer,
Raymond Ruby. Charles Swltzer,
Frank Leister, John Schaeffer, George
stagner, Della Yingling, Harry Swift
er, Misses Alice Brilhast, Naomia
Davidson, Ethel Yingling, Edna Brill
hart, Garnet Yingling. Mary Ruby.
Bertha Brilliant, Ruth Yingling Emma
Brilliant, Anna 'Leister, Ei2ic Brilliant.
Flo Leister, Myrtle Coker. Margaret
Switzerf Messrs George Stagner, Jr.,
Alvin Schaeffer. George Brilliant, El-
wood Schaeffer William Switzer.
David Switzer, Walter Stagner and
George Switzer
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YES ! DID YOU SAY ANOTHER
= STUDEBAKERl
a-zz-u KLEEa& HOFF.

evening. The young folks viii give 4
play. entitled "Anybodyis Family on
Sunday Morning" Lunch free.
y Rev. Il. G. Dobson with his family
LEI left for his new field of labor on
Miss sallie Myerly is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Slonaker
Mrs. Brombaugb. OF Orange. N. j.
, y guest At the home Of Mr.. VIII
uniontown Lutheran. MT. Union
93O Sunday school. 1890 Address by
pastor 100 c. Endeayor.
So. Inke's-2.3O Chief service with
address by pastor. A cordial welcome
to all to worship with us.
Miss Martha Davis, OF Bird Hill.
was the weeks end guest of Miss
Mary Belts.
Mr.. Walter Rosenthal and MI.
Jack Mullen. OF Baltimore. spent
Sunday with Rev. V. X, Belts and
Miss Grace Rodkey, daughter of Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles Rodkey. of Baltl
hore, formerly OF this vicinity died
at Johns Hopkins, on Monday even
ing after a Illness OF several months
in her 18th year She is survived by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rodkey. one brother, Stevenson Rod
key, and one sister, Nellie Rodkey.
The funeral service was held on Fri
day In the Church OF God al Westmin-
ster BY Rev v r. Belts. Interment In
the Westminster cemetery.
iMf. Clyde Belts, OF Middleburg,
made n flying visit on Sunday 70 his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. V. X. Belts.
Rev. Crowson, the new minister OF
Pipe Creek charge with HIS family.
arrived on Friday
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uNIONroMN

Mr.. Bently Myerly, OF Frizellbure
attended the T. 0. M banquet on sat
ufday evening and spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs George Slonaker
Mr. 4. D. Tanner. OF Sandyviile. and
Miss Elsie Singer. OF Baltimore. were
weeks end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newcomer.
Mrs. Clayton Harm and daughter
were called TO Baltimore this week
by the illness OF her husband. Mr.
Clayton Ham
Mr.. w. y RomHpert has installed a
motor and grinds for himself and the
public.
Mrs, Norman Otto and son. Eugene
of Washington. are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Weaver.
The members and friends OF the
Lutheran church will hold social
in the Mechanics Hall on Saturday
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We had another spell OF winter on
Monday
Mervin j. Harner made business
"trip to Westminster on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bowers and
daughters, OF the Stone Road, spent
Sunday afternoon visiting at the
home OF Mr.. Walter II. Bowers and
family, OF Park street.
Mr. Emory Gerrick and son, Alvin
bf Piney Creek, spent Saturday at
Westminster.
! Mr. Raymond W. Reinaman pur-
chased an acre OF wood land from Mr.
James j. Harner.
Mr. Robert Resser, of Blue Ridge
College was a visitor in this place
bn Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin J. Harner re-
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and Mrs Norwood Trott. OF Oakland,
and Miss Marie l4ogne.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. g. Hook and fam
Nily spent Sunday evening with Wni,
Baker.
Mrs. Elsie Hook had as her guest
Sunday Mrf Goldia Wagner.
MIR. Jones. who recently moved here
IL on the sick LIST
Mr. Walter Edmondson has moved
his saw mill to MIR. Harvey Wagner's,
near Blooms
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As Is custom In opening music special
prices musical instruments.
IahoqanY &c. KaIue 500. SIC Pfice go
aning and rs Rolls with each Player Piano.

An fuIIy warranted
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United Machine Go. suit

On Wednesday suit between. tho
United Machinery Company. formerly
located on Liberty street. against the
tluntiey Manufacturing Company OF
New YORK, was opened In the United
states Court in Baltimore, before
Judge Rose, The suit Is still on trial
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

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I themselves. Thcv let you know
vou'r smoking. They satisfy and
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,ination, you say? Sure-everywhere
out in Chestertleids. The blend does
it and the blend can't be copied!
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Alright Tins Of SO
Ass your dealer to sho'r
roe the new VACUUM
seaIed TINS of so Chester
feds. A compact, con-
venient and absolutely
AIR TIGHT packing
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