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NEM SIIARON

Roy Stevens is at Hebron Sanator
ium for treatment.
Kenneth Greenleaf of the Stark
road submitted to a surgical opera
ton last week at the hospital and
reported to be getting along well.
Edmund Furbu h OF Farmlngto'
visited with his sister Mrs. H. c. Far
lin last week.
A thief visited Harry York's place
in East New Sharon. Tuesday nigh
of last week in the morning Mr. Yofk
found ten of his best pullets missing
Will Perkins of the Starks road was
called to Arson Ia 1t week on acconn
of the illness and death of his father
Richard Perkins
A. u. Watson returned home Mon
day from Boston where he has been 7
patient in hospital a short time
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Day closed thel'
home formerly known as the .Sanda
River House. last week and lett loi
Pennington. where they will make an
indefinite stay with DR. and Mrs, )
W. Nichols.
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GO NO FARTHER
The Evidence 10 at Your DooI

Skowhegan proof Is what you want
and the statement Of this highly re-
spected resident will Danish AL
doubt:
Joseph Pollard. so E. Front ST..
Skowhegan, says: -Four years ago
overtaxed my strength when do
ing some extra heavy work in the
pulp mill and 1t brought on an at
tack Of kidney trouble. For two
weeks | was hardly able to get about
to attend to my work. The pains
aeroas my back were severe and in.
terfered with my rest. On rising OF
Z morning | would be stfff and iame
and my kidneys were also weak. Al
times I seemed to have no coptrol
over the secretions. friend ad-
vised me to try Doan's Kidney Plls.
20 went to Bucknam's Drug Store
and rot two boxes. After using them
my troubles were ended. have
never had any trouble with my kid
neys since | hope others afflicted
likewise whl BE- led to give Deans
trial, for they certainly proved
ben ehcial TO me-"
Coo, at all dealers. FosterMilbrrn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
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grades. the score was 1923 in favor
OF st. Adams. Yhe proceeds of the
evening we're around $23.
Sebasticook Teachers Club met ut
Hartland Grammar Room Saturday in
an all day session, having very in
teresting program as follows: singing,
Discussion of Chapter in one of our
club books; debate and discussion,
oral or written spelling, Mrs. Ellis
vs.. Mrs. Howes discussion of speci-
fic arms for each grade in Arlthme-
tic. how we can make the study more
practical. All teachers except four
were In attendance, those from st. Al
bans were. Mrs. CarSie Fisher, MI 5
Virginia Mason. Miss Emma Fletcher
Miss villa Perkins. Miss Alice Elliott.
Mrs. Elsie Emery, Miss Gertrude DAVIS
and Miss Irene Libby \ nice din
ner of mashed potatoes, cold meat anu
pastry was enjoyed at noon. carrying
out the project of warm lunches at
the Teachers Club is well as at the
schools.
Pond school taught by Irene Libby
reports the following having perfect
spelling for the week ending January
10 VIM. Braley 8, Clayton Braley \,
Roy Hunt S, Howard Gray 6, Myfon
Wood 6. Margaret Buker 5, llilda Buk-
or 3. John Bralcy 3, Ernest Wood /.
Althea Morrow 3. Clyde Hunt, Grace
Wood ami Evelyn Morrow /.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Clifford cal
led and left eleven copies OF Wins
tons dictionaries. they being our
:hare from the Improvement Fund for
which we are very grateful and al
ready the pupils have begun to consi-
der hunting for a word they cann9'
spell as a pleasure instead OF task.
Thanks to the new dictionary and fot
the Improvement Fund.
We nsidercd visiting week quit
Il success. we held an evening ses
sion Tuesday night from Z. 10 to
800. the visitors numbering nineteen
parents and citizens and two small
children. also Mrs. Alton Morrow and
Miss Bernice Stevens visited Tuesday
afternoon making the total twenty
three. Had 1t not been for the heavy
storm Wednesday and poor travelling
we would have had moro Cpm'
anytime, we shall be glad to see you
pcrshing League met as usual Fri.
day afternoon All members wert
present and the attendance for tn
week evening session included ha
been 100 per cent. We finish ou}
spelling match that was started tht
week of January 7, and Althea Mer
row g. stood the longest. a PROPOSE
tive for baseball spellcr,
The average attendance for the 81
weeks has been eighteen. with en-
ro1lment of nineteen pupils.
We enjoyed a vegetable dinner FRI
day. given US by Mr.. Frank Brale'
and Mrs Frank Libby We do en-
10y our warm dinners and derive be
neiits from them in more ways than
one, =,
Several on the sick list on the noun
tain. Mrs. cofson, Mrs. Cyr an
Mr.. vicnaIre; Or. Mohlton is attend
ing them,
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Levi Kennedy has gone back to his
work in the woods after being layed
up with a cut foot several days last
week
Mrs. Leo Sawyer spent Saturday
with her parents.
Mrs. May Reynolds has returned
from Calais and is working at Paul
Dayon's.
John Mccormick, who has been on
the sick list, is better at this writing.
Miss Agnes Hall Is working for
Mrs. A. Newton.
Patrick OBrien has a nice pile of
wood sawed and piled this winter.
Joseph OBrien has been suffering
with absces'es in her ears for the
past week.
Richard Wilson spent the week end
with his family. He is at Long Pond
for the Kellogg Lumber Co.
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.jlti'kMAN

Mrs. Jennie, Newton and 7. l." colb'
returned on Friday from a three days
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Young went I
Auburn on Monday 'iast. They pla
to be. gone about a month. Whl''
away MIR. Young will go to Portlana
and have his ears treated. Durini
their alb }ence theft son Clifford j
elcrklng in the hardware store.
=, Much regret was expressed by IN
older inhabitants "of the village o
reading in the Bangor Daily News o
Wednesday of the death of Mrs. Guy ;
Baker of that city. The family live
here about twenty-five years ago Mrs
Baker was a teacher much loved b
her pupils and great help in the 50
cial activities of the town.
The members of the high school ar
organizing a school orchestra.
Mrs. Lena Wilson had shpper witt
Mrs. c. II. Campbell Saturday night.
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ala as qhaplatH'sYl Tine following |
fidcrs were MstalladE, lmatron, M
Clara Moodyvl PATRON Edison Hud
assistant laatr3n,. Mrg. Gladys Nelsql
secretary. :Mrs.s .Addie H6lt, streasrl
Mrs. Addie Williams; Cond. NJ
Merle Harris; assistant Cond. M
Cassie Williams; chaplain, Mrs. n
Ma on,, marshal, Mrs. Edna BurhI
organist. Miss Nellie Tibbetts, Ad1
Mrs. Minola Hunt; Ruth, Mrs MabeI
Foster; Esther. Mrs. Mabel HaHi
Martha, Mrs. Ola Maxtield, Electo NJ
Blanche Crocker; wardcr. Mrs Fam
Drawn; sentinel. Bryant Gleason
bountful supper Of mashed potal
cold meat, fruit salad, pickles. caj
doughnuts. pie and coffee was scrl
in the banquet hall after which \
following entertainment was giro
recitation. Miss Hazel Leach; ph1
solo. Mrs. Lettie Foster; recitaih1
Zelda Foster reading, Fred Nes0j
piano duet. Mrs. Foster and Miss N
ton. reading. Donald Buck reeitalI
Carolyn Williams. vocal solo. W
Adelaide Dunton. who responded
encore. Miss Glcdhill in behalf
tho chapter presented Mrs. Bell \
son. The retiring matrOn with
mairon's jewel to which she feelF
ly responded.
George Barrett. highly reSped
,,tt Of t1uGGnI III [
home Sunday forenoon. The
ceased had suffered from heart troy
lie for several months. but the I'M
diate cause of his death was ga
rene of the foot. He was for ny
years dealer in meat and was "
known throuout the county. lie
member of Carrabasset Lodge
e A. NJ. Canaan and of Soineri
Chapter & Mount Moriah Coun1
He was past patron of Sunrise en1
ter. q. +. S. lie leaves beslde
widow, three children. Lucina of Gf1
field. Mass, James of SkOwhcgah y
Clifford of Canaan, two grandca1
rem. Henry and Fern Barre'
Canaan. a brother. Edward Barreu
Pitt field. Services will be hcld
the late home Wednesday at p
Mrs. Ruth Drawn left Monda!
n visit In Waterville and Pittshe"I
Mrs. Frank Rowell. little son
Auburn has been the guest o
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner ~
Mrs. Frank Rowell and little son
aunt, Miss Addie Washburn.
Mrs. Minnie Moore of Portlanp
turnetl Friday after a visit Win ~
tivos In town.
Mrs. Iva Hill. Mrs Plumner
Mrs. Parker of Skowhegan attenJ
the installation at Canaan Sa'u'
evening.
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The Interesting News Of
Somerset's Busy Towns
!MALBON'S MILLS

The box social at the schoolhousc
last Friday night WAS well attended.
Much fun was enjoyed in the sale OF
the boxes and the goodly sum OF $3.50
was realized Gamess and dancing
were enjoyed and the music was fur
nished by Robert Earlc's orchestra.
Mrs. Flora Dcaley from town was
a week end guest of Mrs. Lura Adams
ut the Bradbury home.
Mrs. Verne Wiley has been suffer
ing with neurltis.
Mrs. Thomas Flewelling has rccov-
cred from her recent Illness SO she Ia
able to be about and help with the
work OF the household.
Most of the farmers here have har-
vested their ice but few belated ones
are trying to get theirs under some
difficulties, as the water rises on top
enough to make 1t hard to get.
Lloyd Holden who has been en-
ployed in the woods around kineo, has
returned home.
Charlie Whittemorc has several men
and teams hauling firewood from the
Notch road to his home. where he
manufactures 1t by electric power,
ready for market when dry. There
is quite a lot of wood being hauled
thru this place to town. Farmers
are improving the good roads. Some
hay and potatoes have been hauled to
market.
A few logs are being hauled to
Walkers mill, but generally there Is
mot much cutting being done beside
the necessary iireYood.
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SOUTH GANAAN

The Watkins Man from Skowhcgan
made his annual trip to this part by
he town this week and while down
his way he spent the night at A. n.
;eralds
Fred Hicks Is moving his household
Goods to Clinton. where he ha' taken
rent and where he VIII reside in
he future while his son Fred viii at
ends school in Clinton.
The Kent Brothers have put up a
leW saw mill 1t North Clinton and
1anF from here are hauling their logs
here b he sawed.
Mr. ana Mrs. Alton Gerald were
n Clinton the past week. the grests
f lis brother, Ola Gerald and family.
Cai,erf SUNDAY At The home of Lou
HE Written WIS Mrs. Ruth. Gerald
nd Mrs l4cui Q Wells.
Lester Burke is confined to his home
" Illness
The family that bought the Morris
Ydams farm have taken possession
md large truck from Skowhcgan
moved their household goods here this
EAST week.
Miss Cas- lie Written is spending sew
eral weeks in Clinton, the guest Of
Mrs. Ellie Decker.
Mr.. Green OF Skowhcgan spent the
lay recently with his son who has
bought The VIM. l.awler farm the trin
vas madc in his Franklin car though
pne If the worst billiards Of the win
'er.
Mrs Ella Gerald is spending few
days in Unity with her son Water Ger
aid
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has been named Lewis Edward. Mr..
Boynton who works in Portland visit
ed his family at the home of Mrs.
Boynton's mother. Mrs. Lydia Hilton,
where they have been staying for the
past few month";
Mrs. l.. j. Haskell returned last
week from Fairfield where she had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Foss.
Ora Brasicr of Hartland passed
through town on his way to Kings
bury with his team where he is going
o haul pulp wood for W. J. Hilton.
The snow of Wednesday of last week
lrifted the roads 50 men were obliged
to break them, the first time for the
winter.
Charles Spaulding Of bingham has
been stopping at the hotel for Il few
lays.
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MILLAY nILL--NEw PORTLAND

Thomas Hogan is quite sick WIN
assesses in his head.
Eri Moulton who has been out of
the woods seyera, weeks with bad
foot il able to go to work again.
Mrs. J. Bryant was the guest of her
sister Mrs Fred Parsons recently.
One of the worst storms of the. sea
son came Wednesday. 1t showed and
blowed till into the night, drifting
the roads badly in places.
Miss Alice Atwood in visiting her
brothers and sisters at kinglield this
week
Harry Jackson and wife and Blaine
Atwood were at their parents, MI. anu
Mrs. NJ. G. Atwood's Sunday.
School on the hill will close Friday
Mrs. Maria Williamson has been
keeping house for Mrs. Milton Young
while Mrs. Young has been down river
receiving treatment for her stomach
Sherry Lovejoy is hauling cord
wood to kingheld.
A cow belonging to Mrs. Harry
Jackson was quite sick the first OF the
week but seems to be all right now
NJ. G. Atwood killed nice beef the
first of the week.
John McLaughlip who got cut bauiy
in the knee several weeks ago Is SO
az to he around and gaining finely
Karl little son of Earl Davidson
was quite sick Friday with stomach
trouble.
Raymond Mclaughlin IL out OF
school doing chores while his father
Is laid up with cut knee.
Mrs. Milton Young who has been
poorly is better
Mrs. Fred Croker was at kingiield
Sunday.
Harold Milton is doing chores for
Thomas Hogan
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WEST RIPLEY

Schools in town begun Monday.
anuary 2; Mrs Helen Higgins Of
lexter mt the Hillside school.
Miss Rena Laughton has returned to
>bh0tt where she is teaching. f#.l
Guy y. booker was in Portland dur
1g the week.. where he was called by
10 death lof his uncle Wilbur Booker
g al ~ visited with his aunt, Mrs.
:crtina Hatch at her.homc in Fairfield.
VIII LashOn who has been in the
ospital where he underwent an opcr-
ton for double hernia, has so far
covered as to be able to do some
'0rk.
The Hillside school has Il fine new
ign. painted by Ivan Farrar and Der
ic Drown.
John Laughton went to Waterville,
lnuarv l. to resume his studies at
'olby College.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM II. Seekins visited
nth Mrs. Lila richards, January LIST
nd 2nd.
George Booker is cutting lumber for
rank Laughton, who plans to make
ONE repars on his buildings in the
pring. For various reasons he was
'nable to attend the funeral of his
.ncle. Wilbur Booker in Portland.
Ray Young spent the Christmas
l0lldavs with his father Gene Young
t South ptts1cld.
Reginald Farrar is getting out the
umber to build new barn. He re-
,eived a letter from his parents Mr.
nd Mrs. Wm. H.. Farrar, who are
pending the winter in Portland. re-
emily. They arc enjoying their So
ourn in the city very much.
Eggs are only thirty cents per
lOzen ut Ripley
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EItt'EIi

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl True are the hap
ny parents of ten pound boy born
Monday morning, Januay 18th.
Harry Corson lost a valuable COW
one night last week. She WIS APP
parently well when he closed the barn
for the night. but when he went out on
the morning she was dead.
Melvin Tracy was very seriously i'll
several days last week but at this
writing is much improved A train
ed nurse is caring for him.
Mrs. Lillian Pattee returned to hrr
home in Norridgewock Sunday aftei
being in Mercer some time assisting
Mrs Arthur Works, who has been in
poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hatch of Yasaal
boro visited at W. G. Wade's over thu
week end.
Mr.. and Mira. W G. Wade attended
tho Pomona Grange in Skowhegan
last week.
The farmers of this community have
been harvesting very good ice from
the Mill stream
- Pomona Grange will meet with San
dy River Grange the fourth Tuesday
in MAY =oa, .,.l
Mrs, Belle Works who has been il
poor health. is much better.
IA George Williamson'S family VIII
have been under quarantine for scar
let fever are now able to be out again
Each one in the family were sick bnl
no fatalities resulted.
r. Mr., and Mrs. Fred +. Hatch, who
are spending the winter in Vassaboro
wore week end gue'ts of her pHrents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wade and Wilfre1
Hatch who is spending the winter with
his grandparents.
The many friends of Nerncttn Gray
will be pleased to hear that she is able
to he out again after her recent i'll
ness.
Melvin Tracy is threatened with
pneumonia.
The East Mercer school which was
closed before Christmas on account oil
scarlet fever. has not been re-Opened
and may not he until spring
There is talk of closing all the
schools until spring on account of the
bad travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl True arc the hap
pY parents OF Hllie son WIN dlllFF'
early Monday morning.
There will be special meeting OF
Sandy River Grange next Saturday
evening. Jan. 81. All Grange mem
bers are requested to be present
Fred Florette has returned to his
home here after an absence OF seyera
months.
A committee of three Fred Florette
Rachel H. Wade and Helen, True have
been appointed by the members ei
Sandy River Grange No. SO, to give =
series Of entertainments here in Mer-
Ger. knowing Mr. Florette's abilit
in this line. the townspeople are look
ing forward to these entertainment
with much pleasure. The proceeds OF
these entertainments are to be used T.
buy a piano for the Grange Hall,
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For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign of raw, sore
throat rub on little Musterolc with
your fingers.
1t goes right to the spot with gentle
tingle, looscns congestion, draws out
soreness and pain.
Mustcrole 10 clean, white ointment
made with oil CT mustard. 1t has all
the strength of the old fashioned mus.
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. IS and 65 cents in jars and tubes;
hospital size, So.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Fred Head has gone to Angus
to visit friends.
Mrs. Ruth Heald and Florence Bick-
ord we're calling on. friends in East
;knwhegan. Sunday.
Mrs. James Martin has been spend
ing several days with her sister Mrs
'lilford Skillin.
win Steward is ut work for F.. a.
Merchant.
Mrs. Edith Hoxic and daughter
aura are spending few days win
TER parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hcald
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EAST SkOWHECAN

Mrs. Irwin Davis and dausp,
Edna we're Saturday guests Oh
and Mrs. Frank Pooler.
Hot lunches are being served 10
children of the Richardson fchoo
their teacher. Miss Ava Perkins
Shores and Williams are cuttihs
on Oaks Pond this week lot .
Wheelock and others.
Herbert Richardson hauled sew,
loads of hay to town last weeA
F. B. Pooler.
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Mrs. Manly Atwood dropped a fiat
'on Oh her foot few weeks ago,
breaking her toe and brnising her
DOT. a few days after she fell -apd
rolie a rib. She is around and can
20 some work now.
Very cold Friday and windy.
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RIVER ROAD SkONHEGAN

Miss Lena Morrison Is at home over
he week end
Ed Tessie has gone To Scion with
his team To work in the woods.
Robert Davis was at home Sunday
from Scion.
Mrs. Annie Clayton was home from
town over the week end.
The County Club will hold the next
meeting Ianury % with Mrs. Greene
The ladies' are making aprons and
other useful articles and are planning
sale before long
The driving horse of Maurice Jor-
Ian got kicked by one of the work
horses and has been quite lame this
week
Winnie I>ciat WAS home from Good
VIII Sunday.
Loureall Prenear spent few days
with friends here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin have
moved 10 Norridgewock. where they
will have employment in the shoe
shop.
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BRIGHTON

A little stranger came January 4th
to gladden. the hearts OF Mr. ana MIS-
Dwight Boynton. The little lelloW
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WISH tif+SfiELij

NESI I'll lSFtEbU
u THE farmers throughout this place
are very busy harvesting their years
supply of ice! from Libby Pond, the
same about 16 inches thick and OF n
very good quality. III s},4t II aa4 .I-A.
Those that have a lready harvested
theirs arc Nathan Gray and William
Halfrey while several others will fin
Mrs. Albert Tilton WAS at home from
the millfor several days recently. She
returned back to the village Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Gray spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Fred Alien.
Mr. and Mrs bert Fairbank and
laughter Ruth were visitors recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tilton.
Ralph Giovanuucci bad his work
horse hurt by kicking at his mate
Frank Farnum was called to see the
horse and snid that the bone was
cracked.
I.cilie Allen received quite a surprise
Thursday night OF last week. 1t be-
ng his birthday. He was buy at
he barn doing the chores for the
hight. while In the house crowd OF
-onng bows and girls had gathered
IN finishing his work at the barn TAX
nc his pats of milk and walking in
.ineing to himself Imagine his sur
rise wien 0pcning the door TO see
he house fnll of Young folks th't had
gathered to help him celebrate his
.irihdav. Mrs. . Hen had large
birthday cake ready to Hight the cand-
y. Tho evening was PASSED with
different games. after which treat
" home made candy was passed
Mrs. Bert Larry Wild has been In the
hospital In Skowhegan for an opera
ton was able to return to her home
IN Sunday. January Sth Mr., airy s
niece Miss Phyllis Buker of Skowhc-
gan is assisting Mrs. Larry with her
work at the present.
Mrs. Henry Whitman from the vii
lage r. passing few days with her
son Norris Wilson.
Mrs. Ralph Giovannicci who has
been sick with bad cold for the past
week Is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. bert Larry made trip
to Skowhcgan Saturday where Mrs.
Larry went to see her doctor. They
returned home Sunday
Carl Leadbctter has very sick
horse. DR.. Brown was called, At
this writing the horse Is not expect
cd to live.
BEANS ER-rITTSFlELD
There is to be meeting held at
Beans Corner School house January
80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tilton were
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Perkins Sunday evening. the 18th.
James Perkins has returned home
from Dover to his home at Beans Cor
uer.
Mrs. Bert Laney has returned home
from the hospital. She Is now gain
;ng
Erving Lewis was caller ON MS
aunt, Mrs. Charles Tilton Of this place.
WEST ST. ALBANS
Farmers are buoy getting their ice
this week.
George Emery is hauling wood to
market.
The storm of Wednesday afternoon
and night blocked the roads real bad
ly in places so that shoveling out milk
teams. school teams and the likes
was In order Thursday morning.
In the spelling match held at St.
Adams Friday evening between st.
Albans schools and Hartland grammar
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Sunrise Chapter o. f. S. held Il
public installation Saturday evening
January IA. Mics Edith Gledhill of
Skowhegan was the installing Off
Ger assisted by Mrs. Edna Burrill
Marshal and Mrs. Gertrude Fitzger-
, 1922-10-19
HIT THE LINE!
HIT IT HARD!

Ninety per cent of the people who engage in mer-
camille business of any kind meet with failure. To
win success you must not only hit the line hard. but
hit 1t intelligently. Use your head (brains) a. well
as your hands and feet. Many a business man has
hsurativeiy Quilted his brains out against a brick
wall" He may have been a hustler, but deficient in
business methods. Such q one is Inevitably due for
a bump
Casper has Ave leading drug stores that by con-
stant' intelligent application have attained success.
They are a credit to the city and reciprocate with the
buying public upon all occasions.