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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-30

ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FOR SAIL
Direct from manufacture. AZ o5e s1-gI
ana sl.6o pound postage paid on SIS or
GERS; write for samples we also do custom
WORK H. A. Bartlett Harmony. Maine.
t2Of1g
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Fuel and Feed

STOVE WOOD-$10 and Sill per cord
delivered. Fireplace furnace and
cord wood Wallace Shaw. Cony Rd
Tel. 10S6-M.
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STORE WANTED-Wil buy or rent
small store with stock. Write Ri,
care Journal.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles

CONCORD WAGON-I n. Leighton,
SO. Gardiner
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New York Produce Market

New 1OIk, June i.
CORN-Meal dull: fine white and
yellow graduated 1704180.
WHEAT-Spot firm-No. 9 red 1872:
No. = hard 1874; No. l Manitoba 1494
and No 2 mixed duran 1871 f track
New York to arrive.
CORN-Spot firm, No. yellow and
No. 2 white 794 and No. mixed 7Sl
c New York all rail
OATs-spor quiet; No. 2 white 40
LARD-Easy; middle west 11a5@
BUTTER-F Firm; receipts o1.5OO:
creamery higher than extras 35a @36;
firsts IS to 81 score. s2a q s4a: packing
stock current make No. 2, "a.
EGGS-Irregular; receipts ASP:
storage packed firsts 27h2s.
POTATOES-Easy; Florida, barrel,
2.00M 500: Bermuda barrel, 4.50m75a.
CARRIAGES = Steady, prices I'M
changed.
The raw sugar market was firm with
spot prices for Cubas unchanged at
, 11-16 cents cost and freight. equal
to ,4.29 for centrifugal. but late June
and July shipment was higher at %
cents cost and freight. eual to 4.35
There were sales of 10000 bags of
Cubas to an outport refiner for late
June or early July shipment at quoted
prices, and $4,000 bags of Porto Riees
at 4.25.
The raw sugar futures market was
active but considerable of the business
was switching from the near to the
more distant positions. Wall street
and Commission houses bought early
causing advances of two to three
points but near the close there was a
set back under realizing with final
prices unchanged to l point net lower.
July 2.72: Sept. 2.a3; Dec. 299; March,
2.yS.
The demand for refined continues
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Canton Grange

Canton Grange held an interesting
meeting on Saturday. The forenoon
was given over to the business and
short talk or grange affairs was
given by State Master w. J. Thomp-
son. Then the members of the G. A.
X. and w. X. c. were welcomed and
marched to the dining hall where an
excellent dinner was served by the fol-
lowing committee: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G.. Marston. A. +. Russell. Mrs. Violet
Dyment, Mrs. Florence Fletcher and
Miss Ellen Parsons. In the afternoon
the lecturer. Mrs Cora II. Fuller, pre-
scented the following program: song
America" by all: remarks. Hon. ]. +.
Swasey; solo, when I'm Gone You'll
Soon Forget" Frank Casey of Liver
more Grange; address, w. J. Thomp-
son. State master Of Maine; solo, zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought" Rev. +. NJ.
Lamb; remarks. Mrs. J. p. Swasey;
solo. SISTER Susic's Sewing Shirts for
Soldiers" Frank Casey, encored and
he sang. do You Take This Woman
for Your Lawful Wife," Remarks by
G. F.. Mendall and +. NJ Lamb; song
God Be With You Till We Meet
Again." by all. Mrs. Agnes Adams of
Livermore Grange was pianist for the
afternoon session.
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panies bespoke easier money in wes-
tern farming sections.
In the local market, smaller supplies
of money, incidental to. the new
ments, occasioned INCREASED firmness
of demand and time rates. Call loans
opened at II per cent, advanced to
per cent. soon after midday and rose
to 81 per cont. in the final dealings.
Time funds were scarcer and limited
almost entirely to 80 and 60 days Of
fcrings.
The Lodnon exchanges rates eased
at the onset, but heavy buying of bills
forced that remittance to highest lev
els in three years as the day progress
cd. Demand bills were uoted at 4.434
in the final hour and as high as Ass
after the close of the market. German
marks also strengthened, but allied eX
changes caSed two to three points and
Dutch and Scandinavian exchanges
were mostly lower
Trading in the bond market today
was broad but without appreciate
increase of business and little change
from recent uncertain price tendencies,
low grade rails. for example, showing
increased heaviness.
Liberties closed for the most part
at rcceSSionS from yesterdays maxi
mum quotations, selling being attri-
butcd to profit taking and short offer
ings prompted by the progress of bon
US legislation. Two $l,000000 share
lots of liberty second 4ss sold at 1896
and 1898.
Mexican. Cuban, South American,
Belgian and Scandinavian loans were
better by fractions to II point, but
Czccho- SloVakian SIS caSed moderately
and British war offerings made no per-
ceptiblc response to the record price
for exchange on London.
Gains and losses in the domestic
rails, industrials and utilities were
confusing. hut reactions predominated
in the final hour, when bond prices fol-
lowed the lower trend of stocks. To-
tai sales, par value. aggregated $14,-
$4,000.
Among the days new offerings were
an issue of s12,1500G0 of Tennessee
Arctic Power Co. $6.000,000 of Cincin
natl Gas and Electric Company and
$4,000, 600 of Suffer Basin Company
California; land mortgages.
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New York Money Market

New York, June l.
Foreign exchange irregular.
Great Britain demand 4.451. cables
4.45s. 60-day bills on banks 4.43.
France demand 9.10i, cables all.
Italy demand 5.204. cables 5.21.
Belgium demand S.41, cables S.413.
Germany demand 37s. cables 37a.
Holland demand 1915. cables 3S7S.
Norway demand 1890.
Sweden demand Pits.
Denmark demand 21.75.
Switzerland demand 1912.
Spain demand 1880.
Greece demand 420.
Poland demand .N2a.
Czecho- Slovakia demand 1.92.
Argentine demand 36.37.
Brazil demand 1888.
Montreal 80 1-32.
Call money strong; high 81. low II,
ruling rate Al. closing bid So offered
at 6.
Last loan 81. call loans against ac-
ceptances 4: time loans easier: so DAYS
4M4i; 80 days AZ Il; six months 4@
II.
Prime mercantile paper 4.041.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston June l.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 133G14
BUTTER-Extras $50 SO; firsts 33k
@34a.
CHEESE-Fresh choice 19aG193;
CoRN@No. . yellow 79@sO.
EGGS-Nearby henncry 1904;
western extras 303@3la.
FLOtR-Spring patents, 196-lb.
sacks special short S.75Ms.0o; stand
ard 7.50@ So.
HAY-No Timothy 31@32.
LAME - Spring 26@30; genuine
oATs~Tancy 40 lbs, 5sm57.
Medium backs 26.73 a 27.75.
pOTATOES-Green Mountains 100
M1.15 per hundred lbs; new Southern
No. /. 500 per barrel.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
juotes $40 cents in hundred barrel lots
less 2 per cent. for cash.
NEAI-10G1
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Chicago Produce Market

chicago, June !.
Considerable strength developed in
the wheat market today owing largely
to indications of better export and
milling demand, together with talk
just before the close that black rust
had been found in north Texas fields.
Closing uotations were unsettled at
to j. cents higher with July 119 to
1873 and September 117s to liza Corn
lost a. to cents; oats finished
az cents off to cents advance and
provisions down two to seven cents.
Gossip was current that Chicago
houses had sold 1850 600 bushels Of
wheat to exporters in the last few
days. and that vessel room had been
chartered here for 100000 bushels of
wheat to be shipped to Buffalo. Over
night sales of export wheat here were
put at 100000 bushels. Domestic mills
appeared also to be taking wheat. In
this connection the fact was pointed
out that Chicago was the lowest mar
two hard and red winter wheat on
track here was obtainable today only
half to one cents more than wheat
could be contracted for to be delivered
in Chicago during July.
With the passing of May delivery,
the total fresh arrivals of wheat in
Chicago today dropped to SO carloads
as against many hundred cars daily of
late. Higher uotations at Liverpool
and bullish estimates of the Argentine
exportable surplus tended also to slim
ulate buying. However. bulges in price
brought out increased offerings and so,
too. did figures from private crop ex-
perts suggesting domestic winter
wheat yield of COS. 000. 600 bushels this
season. On the other hand attention
to possibility of a crop scare was
counting as a distinct bullish factor
as the session came to an end.
Corn and oats We're depressed by
heavy selling of corn. the selling was
ascribed to leading long.
Provisions were easier in line with
hog values.
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago, June

1HlOdSp, JUNE L.
steers generally steady to 10 cents
higher; closed hest time; top beef
steers and heifers a.15; straight heifer
yearlings, $50; bulk beef steers SIS
a S.65; bulls. Gamers. cutters and COM
mon and medium grade beef cows and
hcifors weak to - cents lower; better
grade beef cows and heifers and stock
crs steady; veal calves steady to
strong: bulk fat she stock. .50dI7.25:
bulk bologna bulls 4.00W4.25; bulk
vealers to packers 9.75 N10.25; out
sders upward to 11.G0.
HOGS-Receipts 1000: opened IS
cents to 20 cents lower. Closed firm 5
cents to 10 cents higher than early or
mostly 10 cents to Is cents lower than
yesterdays average. Top 1860: bulk
10.1a0i l0!A; pigs steady to strong:
mostly 9.o0m 1925: shippers bought
about 700; holdoyer moderately lib
eral.
SHEEP-Recepits 1900: mostly 25
cents lower: heavy sheep and some low
grade lambs 80 cents lower: top shorn
lambs 1885; bulk 10.75@l12.56; top
spring lambs 1450fi best light ewes
100: fat heavies mostly 300M3.50;
California FEEDER lambs 11.40ao11.S0.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks


INV York. June is Speculative is
SUES unlfhly those udnrc pool control.
"'l' the conspicuous features of to-
uAf stock market. Many shares of
,Na' Character scored substantial gains
~ contrast 20 Investment or standard
ISSUES most of which were hesitant
ana OCCASIONALLY heavy. Sales amount
81 W l-ap.on0 shares.
tttatic or conflicting movements
""'"g rails, resulting from the recent
n''.>'"uS 81 The United States Supreme
W"'' ln ~" Reading and southern Pa
'"t thltst Pacific eases were rCSum-
w. lia. .I"rtattuUS as a group, how
N't contributed niue 10 the days
Iw-t'''Ite higher prices for crude
.'i''~ placed the oils in tho fore
'.i' az tl, DAVIS operations. Many
I.a' DIVISION, especially standard
or N'W Jersey, Mexican and Pam
a.'fI'4n Fctrclc inns producers and
.h''N Houston. Sinclair and stand
S.p va '' California made extreme
sans tt ono t. almost four points,
",Sr hirg materially shaded later
API. l'iNt nt~. especially Baldwin l.o-
tvn'' 49,. g. ,ral Electric and Amer
'AN ir. Wer" hrm To strong and In
m'hal oual Harvester. Studehakcr and
'a''"HS 'hcmicals, fertilizer and food
'iai''rS continued to improve. The
IT, * tu tlNdinE COCO tola, foou
,vVl'l> aud Postum Cereal and pre-
.Nt'u Among the stronger miscellan-
','N issues were columbia Grapha-
B1tery
me International situation came in
,ut NOR" than casual consideration by
,tleN'A ~ the strength of British cN-
.HaAso Bankers and traders were of
We opinion that the years provisional
buraterium granted to Germany would
~ IN" effect of stimulating this
'Vuhlti foreign trade
Aslde from the probable further rise
e. OIL schedules. prices Of raw and re-
h,n sugars again moved upward with
Metals Improvement in industrial
.. lions was emphasized by the
Eater activity reported at automo-
crn manufacturing centers and in
e1''S'd warnings Of mail order COM
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ton of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Z. Monroe who
furnished a most interesting enter
tainment as follows: Fanfan from
William Tell Overture. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. T. Monroe, Mrs. Alice Coolidge;
defamation, p. f. Kinds; encore;
quartet, Come Where My Love Lies
Dreaming" II. T.. Aver, ]. T. Munroe,
Jennie Chenery, Louise Berry; poem,
Mrs. J. Guy Coolidge, "What the
Fishes Told to Me-" song, "The Songs
My Mother Sung" Louise Berry:
poem, by Amasa Alden, Mrs. A. T.
Barker; quartet, Song Of Thousand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-02

Lewiston, Me-, June DIR. Clifton
d. Gray, President of Bates college,
shined the shoes Of Mayor c. s. Cum
mings of Auburn. The shine cost
the mayor $500. The fee went tow
ard the money being raised by three
Freshman boys for the College Mil
lion Dollar Endowment and New
Gymnasium.
These three freshmen, Meredith
Burrill Of Brewer Me-; Bob" Chan
dler of Dorchester, Mass; GERRY"
Fletcher of Dryden, Me-, took over the
Empire Hat Shop in Lewiston for q
day to shine shoes and sell laces, the
permitting them to take the
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Bargain hunting? Turn to the clas-

Sometimes the only way to get it done
Is to advertise for somebody to do it,
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Morland Granua

Morland Grange, Livermore, held
an all-day session with good at
tendance, Saturday. Music, an ami
mated discussion Of a question, an
excellent reading by Mrs. f. w. Kahn
and the transaction of considerable
business occupied the forenoon.
The afternoon was under the direc-
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

LAW PROFESSOR-With Yale D. C.
IL. degree has complete Law Core
spondence Course for sale, half regu-
lar rate. No books required Anyone
may enroll. Time payments allowed
Degree obtainable. Invaluable bust
ness training. Complete local bar
prepa ration for each separate state.
Yale Station. New Haven, Conn.
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gross receipts for the Million Dollar
Fund.
Mayor Cummings, the father of two
Bates gradutcs, thought he would
come to Lewiston to get one OF the
million Dollar Shines" that were be-
ing advertised.
Mayor Cummings found DR.. Gray
just stepping from the shoe shining
chair.
'Shine says DIR. Gray.
sure" says Mayor Cummings.
start any time"
DIR. Gray was Just game enough to
shine the shoes I'm the name Of the
Million Dollar Fund. "Tould work all
day at this rate" said DIR. Gray with
a smile putting the 5000 bill into the
box where the fund was growing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-02

Years." solo, TN Dreams Alone" Jen-
ME Chenery. The annual Memorial
services will be held June "a in mem
DRY of the members who have died.
The committee in charge IL Osca
Pratt, Cora d. Winship. Mrs. Julia
French. ~.a@r
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The Reason Why

Customer-Why this five dollar In
crease in the price Of these pure wool
suits?
Clerk-Didn't you read about the
failure Of the cotton crop last year,
New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-02

unchanged to 10 points higher. with
fine graduated now listed at $50 to
$40.
Refined futures nominal, July 500;
Sept 6.10; Dec. 600
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$3.50 Secures Farm
With SO Acres GROWING Crops

Only mile high school town; 40 acres;
easilv-worked fields; spring water;
valuable wood; orchard peaches, ap-
pies, cherries, grapes; good cottage,
porch, pleasant view; barn. wagon
shed; mules. cows. poultry, imple-
ments, SO acres corn, potatoes, peas,
fruit, garden truck, etc. included to
close, all $500. only $3.50 down. De-
tails page 106 Illus. Catalog 1900 Bar.
gains FREE, STROUT FARM AGEN-
CY, 2S4-P, Water St, Augusta, Me.
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RUNABOUT BODY-Ford. good condi-
lion Set Of wheels. II. ii. Manhire.
m rage 81, Hallowcll. Nc. Tel S04M
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Young Women
WANTED!

Excellent opportunities for those
who are DESTROYS Of having . profss-
sion.
The Elliot Community Hospital OF
Keene, N. H., offers three years
course in it's Training School for
Nurses. A sixty-fve bed modern hos.
pital now in construction.
For particulars apply to
MARY A. DIAMOND, n. n,
superintendent.
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Lost somethingY Telephone a Lost
and Found ad now for tomorrow's
uaDer
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N1u don't nave To be an ad-writer to
Eft results from classified advertis.
ing. A Want-Ad Taker will help
you.
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Insurance

McNAUGHTON AGENCY-All Forms.
Let US quote before you place your
insurance. McNaughton Agency.
Gardiner. Phone GO.
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OVERLANp-5 pass. good condition,
500. 9 now tires 60 with It If taken
A. once G. a. Cloutier, SO Water St.
Augusta.
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sedan at a bargain,
jiu0o 1918 Dodge touring, 1925. 2
overland tourings. $3.50 and up. G. NJ.
q trlrt, $500 Chevrolet tourings,
tt-u and $32j. We will trade for
...tr cars ar cash. We will take
r. ber'y bonds Mt fun value. Easy
inns c desired. Wadleigh & Son,
81 tUry.
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Heating and Plumbing

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Of all
kinds. Work estimated free Of charge.
l.. f. Martin. 10 Gannett St Tel.
36l-R
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

FARM-Stop! Look! Listen! S0-acre
equipped farm, $4,000. r. f.. D., tele-
phone; 7-room house; 2 barns 40x40,
36X40 hen house 1GX24. All in good
condition. horses, 8 cows. II hens,
10 tons hay. cnsilage. 200 cakes ice,
cords wood. all farming tools. Easy
terms if desired. List of tools on
application. Catalog free. John X.
Richards. Farmintgon. Me.
How many people are reading classi-
ned ads now.
Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
more.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help-Maie or Female

GET GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
Postal Mail Service, Men. Women, IS,
over, wanted. Hundreds appoint
ments made yearly. $3.50 month. Ex-
animation soon. No experience re-
quired. Full particulars free. Write
Columbia School Civil Service, 3SS
Pope Bldg, Washington. ID. C.
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BUSINESS SERVICE


LAWN MOwERS-Sharpen cleaned
and oiled. John T. Colburn, 2S5 State
ST.. Tel. SS9-M.
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MiIIinery-Dressmaking

SMAKING-LadieS and chill
dren's. Grad. dressmaker in charge.
Mrs. Robinson, Is Spring st. T. IS M
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Situations Wanted-Femaie 81

take home, anywhere
in Winthrop. Called for and deliv-
cred. Prices reasonable. Write Box
67. R-23.
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Wearing Apparel

MEMS UNION SUITS-Shore sleeves,
$50; mems athletic union suits. csc:
mems shirts and drawers. short or
long sleeves, 45c each. A. r. Pierce.
212 Water st.
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Statesmen and Agents

SALESMAN-With car Cord and
Fabric tires at prices below COMPETE
tors. $4,000 and expenses. Hydro
Vulcan Tire Company. 1104 S. Michi-
gan Ave. Chicago. Illinois.
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WAGONS-25 new and second hand l..
G. Barker, East Vassalboro. Phone
26-3
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

TGRp El'NABOUT-In fine running
condition Newly painted, new tires
std AN IN general good order No
reasonable offer refused. Longfel-
IA. Erne Ia lloMCll
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FORD SEDAN Fully equipped, Price
reasonable Call evenings, 81 School
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TWO SINGLE-HORSE GEARS-Just
right for hay racks, etc. Two low
double-horse farm trucks. J. +. Nc
Cormick & Son, Augusta.
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Situations Wanted-MaIe

DAIRY as dairyman or
assistant herdsman. References. Tel
IL. Norman l.. Merrill, 20 Brunswick
Ave. Gardiner.
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once.
TWO GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS-On
inside and outside work. Tel. 1256M
Augusta,
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SEND YOUR FILMS-To Geo. w. Mel
rill. Augusta. Me. Twenty-four hou
service
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MERCHANDISE
BUILDING Materials

CAN Observation-Disclosures & dimension
for building from mill at Mt. YER
bourne. 33S Court St, Auburn, Me.
Tel. 1S64-J.
GOOD HAY-Loose. Tel. Al. Gardi-
ner.
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Specials at the Stores

Specials at the Stores "a
"rWISrUM" The new California
toy. He will stand on his head. sit
down. lie down, do all kinds of con-
tortionist stunts. 81 postage pre-
paid. Quinn's Drug Store. Hallowcll.
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Business booms when classified ads
are used 70 advertise IL.
Every subscriber OF this paper can
protitahlv read and use classified ads
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Kinds Interesting Propositions Stated Here In Simple Language
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

BABY CHICK PRICES Reduced:
Bred-To-Lay popular breeds; prepaid
guaranteed. delivery; send for circu-
lars; breeders S4.75 up. Roy Clark,
East Hartford, Conn.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

SCREENS-We are in the midst OF our
screen work. Don't delay If you want
them by fly time. Tel 52SM. G. e.
Armstrong Co.
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Everything for everybody. Father.
mother. and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
aSsificatiOns.
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EASTHAM-Rad sets and
supplies. Catalog on request. T. B.
Roberts. 81 Western Ave, Augusta.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-27

Lockwood took him to Dr. Eric s. Flett's office. The doctor attended to the wound on the arm. Smith still complained of pain in his head, but apparently was not seriously injured. At least, no injury besides the one to his arm could be found. He rested anl slept for while on Dr. Flett's couch. In the afternoon the pain in his head becoming worse, apparently, Dr. Flett engaged room for him. He died soon afterward, at 3:90 that af- ternoon.
 County health office, Dr. Felix Manning, saw Smith not great while before he died.
 Dr. Flett called up Mrs. Claude Knight, the Knight phone being the one nearest the Smith home. She told Mrs. Smith her husband was dead. Mrs. Smith replied that she knew that was going to happen, and explained to Mrs. Knight that her husband had said that morning that he would never live another day.
 The family is left in rather poor circumstances. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon from the Flag staff undertaking parlors, Rev. w. H. Took officiating. Interment was in Citizens cemetery. Smith was born in Kentucky in 1887.