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Of the body are stimulated to
their utmost. The whole result
is that food is taken care OF
without distress of any sort
in such manner as to derive
the utmost benefit from it.
If your appetite is not keen,
if your food seems to dis
agree with you, if you are
underweight, nervous, irrrit-
able and lack energy, give
TanIac the chance to show you
that it can work a miracle
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LEGION LIKED MACS NERVE
Veteran of the U. S. Navy Is Chosen
as One of the Organizations
National Heads.

liked the looks
of the navy as
far back as 1901.
He still thinks il
is a good organi-
cation, although
in recent years
h e h a 5 trans
ferred his ener-
gieS TO the Navy
tuberculosis hos
pital at f OFT
Lyon, Colo.
Mr.. Mccormack
joined the navy
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Love laughs ar locksmiths2 Non
senSel Aren't nearly all the lock
smiths married?
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Fire Levels corinth Store.

Corinth-Fire completely destroyed
the stock OF Charles Mitehell's dry
goods store on Waldron street.
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1t is far easier to return a compli-
ment than a borrowed umbrella.
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tomorrow.

Wee Donald Angus-"PleaSe, sir,
what time will it be?" Literal Gentle
man-''W Punch.
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About the best way TO get along with
some people is to get along without
them.
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with the most lively anticipa-
ton Of it's delights, then you
are only haIf-living, because
you are only half getting the
value Of your food.
Lack OF appetite, or distress
from indulging the appetite, are
both due TO the same cause
failure Of the digestive system
to properly do its important
work. The undigested food
remaining in the alimentary
canal may merely cause a dis
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WARM FRIEND OF THE LEGION
John Lambros Of ST. Paul Is Ever
Ready to Feed the Hungry
Ex-SerVice Man.

Whenever an ex-service man holding
one hand on his stomach applies at
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organ and through ample secretion
of digestive fluids. 1t then promotes
energetic action of all the bowel
muscles and glands and enables the
food TO pass through the digestive
canal in the normal time. Each Of
the thousands of little glands whose
duty it is to pick up nourishment from
the food and send this to all parts
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Wise is the man who agrees with his
Wife rather than argue with her
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Lydia e. Pinkham's Private Textbook ailments
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The Seward gateway., 1922-06-19
The New Way
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SEWARD citizens should have the baseball diamond placed in condition for the seasons games. It is in dis graceful condition and will initiate aganist future visits by government vessels It is one of the most necessary forms of amusement fQ2 towns in AL aska, and the council should protect the place after it is fixed up by mak- ing it a misdemeanor to destroy it in any way.
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With two suicides of ex-soldiers per day, it now appears that the worst casualties of the war are yet to come. Since their discharge many of the men have undergone worse torments than endured in the trenches. No money no work and no friends A sad ending to the hurrah with which they started for France.
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FIRE MEETING TUESDAY

A meeting will be held by the Sew ard Fire Department Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the fire hall. All members are requested to be present.
 H. H. SMITH, Chief.
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R. S Bragaw, Jr., of Ancho.a~- -@s on the Watson for brief vacation in the states. Mrs. Bragaw accompanied him as far as Seward, leaving for her home this morning
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John J. Longacre, Anchorage coun- cilman and acting mayor. left for home this morning. He accompanied Mrs. Longacre, who is going outside for a trip to Seward.
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Mrs. A. J. Hewitt of Anchorage spent the week end in Seward visiting with Mr. Hewitt, who is here on court business.
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Bob Matheson, of Hope, brother to Claude Mathewson of the Key cigar store, paid Seward a b,iei weekend visit, returning to his home tEis morn ing.
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H. s. Balderston of the Bank of An chorage and Seward, is among the cit. visitors
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Ray c. Larson, the Anchorage lum Der king, is paying Seward brief bus mess visit.
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Frank Case, mining man is in town for a few days.
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Van Heusen, the worlds smartes collar at Urbach's. If
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Victrolas and Records. Seward Drug Company. t.
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Reopened for business; the Mar2- thon Cafe. tf.
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Workingmens meals, 50 cents; Mar. athon Cafe. If
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For stationery try Seward Drug Co
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Clean cooking at the Maratnon Cafe
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Clean cooking at the Marathon Cafe
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THE SEWARD GATEWAY PUBLISHED DAILY at Seward, Alaska.

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Farm Bureau Notes

County Agent c. A. storer of the
Farm Bureau and Miss Marion G..
Hare, the home demonstrator, passed
the last of the week in Harmony, Hart
land and St Adams. where the annual
community planning meetings were
held In Harmony there was a small
attendance, only six being present.
At Hartland a delicious fish chowder
was served at noon and in the after
noon the business meeting was held
with the following appointments
made: For demonstration OF the
Maine flint silo corn, II. II. Fuller, {.
H. Webb and A. p Howes; enrolled in
the poultry culling campaign. II. r..
Fuller. A. p. Howes and G. II. Webb;
TO demonitrate the Maine $40 oats. A.
p. Howes and c. II. Webb; to demon
strate the phosphate. Baird WebD
and II. II. Fuller 1t was also voted
to conduct a milk test.
The appointments in the women $
branch of the Fern Bureau at Hart
land are: Chairman. Mrs. Fred
Morse; secretary. Mrs j. f. richards;
food, Mrs. II. H. Fuller; household
management, Mrs. Angie Lewis. Inc
work planned is to hold two meetings
on dress forms, two millinery meet
ings. one In the !pring and one in the
fall; two food value meetings, demon
strating salads and invalid cookery;
one meeting on drafting petticoats and
one on Christmas suggestions.
The last meeting Of the week was
held at st. Adams. where another de-
licious dinner was served. Beans
which were baked in tirelesa cooker
were the main feature The appoint
ments in st. Adams were: Poultry
cullng campaign. Charles Hilton, Il.
J. Croker. Orel Cole and Bert Hilton;
Maine flint silo corn campaign. Bert
Hilton. e. @. Emery. o. Robinson, Fred
Lucas, c. S. Hilton and w. w. Car
son: acid phosphate demonstration, c.
S. Hilton and w. o. Hilton. Officers
were elected in st. Adams as follows
Chairman w o. Hilton; secretary, w.
II. Hilton: dairy project, +. q. Emery;
crops, f. j. Emery; poultry, c. 5. Hill
ton; accounts. w. II. Carson. APP
pointments in the women's branch at
st. Adams were Chairman, Mrs.
Bert Hilton; secretary, Mrs. Fred Lu-
cas- tlothing. Mus. Bertha Hilton;
household management Mrs Il Alton ton,
Merrill; FOOD, Mrs. Earl Robertson
Work planned in St Adams Clothing
school OF three days VIII be- ii ED lhareI
on Feb. 8, 10 and IL two millinery
meetings. one in the spring and the
other in the fall; two food value meet
-ings,e one on. suppar- dishes and. the.
other on desserts. meeting on care of
the sick, one on house cleaning hints.
ono on ,vays Of saying time, one ION,
Christmas suggestions
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Help Wanted

WANT TO HIRE A SINGLE MAN
to work on my farm. George WASH
burn, IL ID |. Madison. 2w3F
TEACHERS WANTED For GRADES
High Schools. Colleges. National Teach
ers Agency, "a Masonic Bldg North
ampton, Mass. Iva"
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
EIiAl. houSework wanted. Three In
family. All modern conveniences. Good
home for right party. r. o. Box q,
Sko" hegan tfaF
w0MAN WANTED 10 no GENER-
NJ housework. Inquire OF Joseph
Beauford. l47 North Ave, Skowhegan
tf2
Young MEN. WOMEN OVER IT.,
desiring government positions. $40
monthly, write for free list positions
now open, ]. Leonard CORNER Civil
Service examiner) 400 Equitable Bldg,
washington, ID. c. 4w2s
WANTED -ExPERIENCED WATT
RESS at the Maine st. Cafe, Madison
Me, Apply at once by mail or phone
~ Il. .S106. 4wls
FIRST CLASS AUTOMOBILE ME-
CifANIC for the coming season. Please
give age. experience, wages wanted
and names of cars most familiar with
Scion Garage. Kendall Cross, Prop.
Scion, Maine. 4w1'
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.iNSON CENTER

. Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
iroa.n viii he interested In learn that
they are the proud parents of a ten
pound girl born Sunday. Jan. 16. Mrs.
Brown was formerly Miss Flora Smith
of this place Her home is now at
the Lower Village, Arson.
Orlando Luce of SkOwhegan was a
recent visitor at the home of his eou-
sin Walter Booker.
John Brown is having his a"h lum-
Der cut for shovel blocks.
Harry Reynolds has engaged the
Belts Brothers who have been work
ing for Earl Wing to cut cordwood and
white birch for him.
Miss Matte Parlin returned to her
home in Skowhegan Monday after a
three weeks visit with relatives here.
Miss Parlin is one of Skowhegan's
dressmakers.
This community was shocked to
learn of the death of the 13months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Good
win from strychnine poisoning. Mrs.
Goodwin who Is the daughter OF For
rest Smith has been acting as house
keeper for her father for the past few
weeks. Mrs, Smith having been called
to the home OF another daughter Mrs.
Arthur Brown by illness in the family.
Mr. Smith is troubled with had heart
trouble and Obliged to take strychnine
which was accidentally left upon the
table after taking a tablet. 1t is sup
posed that the child was attracted by
the bright color showing through the
bottle I'm which the pills was kept and
thought them to be candy. When dis
covered five of the pills were removed
from the little ones mouth and she
must have swallowed several more. An
emetic was promptly 'giyen and Dr.
Tower of Madison called in haste but
to no avail; commissions setting in
quickly and death resulting in fifteen
minutea from the time of taking the
poison. Funeral services were held
at the home of Don Goodwin, an uncle
of the child on Sunday. Much SYM
pathy Is felt for the parents.
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CATHOLICS WISHING 70 MARRY.
wanting intrOductions. Booklet free.
Write Catholic Correspondence Club,
Grand Rapids. Mich. 1w3s
HAVE YOUR FILMS DEyELOPEU
and printed at l.. r. Hussey's. Bing-
ham. All work promptly finished at
reasonable prices. Calendars made
from your own films. 8w3s
WHITE CAT WITH Blue EYES LOST
poultry, neat stock or swine. Great
stuff. Just what you've been looking
for. Moderate price. Geo. w. Hop
kins. Also for sale at Emefson's Meat
Market and VIM. Richardson's Grain
Store, Skowhegan. 1w3s
II WANT A GOOD HEAVY WORK
horse for the next four or six weeks.
for his keeping to work a part OF the
time. c. Davis Miller, Skowhegan. N.
Il. Phone 34-3. lw3s
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Harmon Henderson

The marriage of Ralph Harmon Of
Madison, son of Mrs. Forrest Harmon
of Washington. Maine and Miss Doris
Anne Henderson OF Madison, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson
was solemnized at 4.30 Tuesday after
noon by Rev. George Merriam, pastor
of the bethany Baptist Church. The
double ring service was used and the
couple were attended by the brides
mother, Clarence Henderson and Miss
Eleanor Foster of Madison. The
couple are to establish their home on
II farm near the Twelve Corners.
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EverybOdy's Column
CUsToMED TAILORED SUITS AND

CUSHIONED TAILORED SUITS AND
Overcoats. Big drop in prices. Can
save you money. T.. NJ. Ames, Care of
Il. III. Morrill,. 20 Court St, Skowhe-
gan. Tel. 14I-2. tf50
CAGE BIRDS, PARROTS. CANARIEs
Others. W. Bartlett. Jacksonville,
Illinois. 8w49'
PAPER BOXES OF ALL KINDS.
especially those used for confectionery.
ton. Bangor Paper Box Company.
Bangor. Me. Sw4s'
BEING A LICENSED AGENT To RE-
CEfvE orders for Nursery stock, will
be nleased 10 answer inquiries in re-
gard to same. Fairfield Williams.
Madison. 16w47s
AT A BARGAIN. PAIR SPLENDID
5000 III. work horses together with
double harness, whiffle trees chains and
neck Jokes. Omer Beaulleu. Bush st.
Skowhegan. n. L. Tel 114-22. tfi7
BUILDING LOCATED AT EAST MAD
ISON (Lower Mills) inquire of j. i.
EIGHT TONS OF GOOD LOOSE HAY
$25 deliyered. p. c. White. Farmers
Phone Alb. II r d 7. tbs
INNER TUBE. USED, SIZE 33x4M.
Price 81. II. r. patten, Skowhegan.
tf45
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
ndelible mixing pad, complete outfit by
mail zoe. Independent Reporter Co. tao
The Independent. Reporter
= Names leading county newspa-
per for sale on all news stands.
those famous weather strips. includ-
ing storm doors. f. M. Tinkham,
High ST.. Skowhegan. tf43
APPLE BARRELs--sKOwH
Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $22.50. f. E. Parsons. Skowhe-
gan. tf441
GOOD PAIN HEAvy HORSES ABOUT
1900 lbs. Well matched and extra
nice working team. Henry II. Reed,
East Madison. p. o. address. Skowhe-
gan r + d 4. tao
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $4,000, will sell for
sll. Mrs. l.. NJ. Sanborn. 1913 Water
oticctb oh0WHS64H. L Cd. 80 tl06cOTl
WATER COOLING TANK FOR GAS
oline engine. Scientific construction the
best tank ever made for the purpose.
Very reasonable price. r. T. Patten.
tf34
-FOUR AUTO WHEELS. ARTILLERY
style for sale. Set would cost new
$40. will sell for $500. r. T. Patten
Skowhegan. tf2s
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath. electric lights, large level
lot. r. T. Patten. Skowhegan. tf29
McPHAIL PIANO AT A BARGAIN IF
taken at once. IS Summer ST., Show
hogan. tf33
THE MADISON BULLETIN Is FOR
sale in Skowhegan by the Ames Novel
~ News Company, Water st. tf46F
THE HOULTON TIMES IL FOR SALE
in Skowhegan by the Ames Novelty
News Company. Water st. tf4SF'
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No Decision Yet In Spinning Mill
~ Matter I Z

~.
William. Mitchell. superintendent OF
the Maine Spinning Company's Show
hegan lpianti sarfivert sihosneh'Ssisae ssian
evening after an important conference
with y. b. X. Brooks in Boston. Yes
terday Chief Engineer f. II. Mason of
the Central Maine Power Company
with Boston engineer, were here
looking over several locations on the
Island with reference to the possible
erection of a new plant for the above
mentioned corporation, the size pro-
posed being 220xS4 feet, three stories
and basement.
II is definitely decided that new
building will be built but whether 1t
will be in Skowhegan or in Massa-
chusettc has not as yet been deter
mined.
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free to or
Subscribers.

WA NTED--BALED STRAW. BAED-
WIN Apples, Handpicked Pea Beans
Yellow Indian Corn. Please advise
quantity and price. Wildwood Farm
lockwood, Iva
wANTED--IO THOUSAND FEET wi
inch live edge Pine Butt cuts gi1l
description and price. Central Maine
Brokerage Co. North Arson. Me. 1wsl
TWO OR THREE USED BUFFALO
or Cyphers incubators and Hoover
Breeders Sasha II. Tobias, Norridge.
wock II + ID 2. 2w2F
a FEW HENS OR PULLETs AND
few hogs Isaiah Crowell, Malbon
Mills, SkoWhegan. Farmers Tel I-lA
3w2F
WE RUY BEEF HIDES, HORSE
hides, calf skins and raw furs Deer
ing a. ltowell Harmony. 3w2
A GOOD FOX DOG THAT is TRAN.
ED on bobcats. S. Il. Stowcll SIrong
II f. u . 2w2F
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER
of small farm consisting Of 80 10 -
acres in good location with stock and
hay preferred. In answering give lnil
description and lowest cash price. a.
dress T.. O. Box Gal. Madison. 4@2'
TWO WHITE CHESTER BROOD
sows. One to two years old. hue
to farrow Between April ] and l",h,
Write particulars in first letter. Johh
f. Hunnewell, Bingham. 4w2
WANTED TO BUY SOME HEIFER
calves. T.. L. Moody. Jr Farmer,
Phone cot Skowhegan n ID 2 I'VE
A SECOND HAND PUNG AND ROBE.
Archie NJ. Danforth. care OF FarInets
Telephone office. Skowhegan. 3wlf
SEVERAL THOUSAND FEET wHiTE
ash. Must be IA inches thick 81
Ledger Mfg. Co.. Skowhegan. tflf
BRING IN YOUR CALF SKINS, HIDES
and pelts to the SkOwhegan Tallow
Co, 10 Court st., Skowhegan. H"'
ONE LOAD LOOSE HAY. GOOD
quality. Charles Green. Pleasant 81 Sd
Skowhegan, Telephone Is. ti'-f
MINK AND MUsKRAT FURs WANT.
ED. win pay $4,000 for large minh.
sI4 for medium; IS for small. w ln,s sn
muskrat $3.50 for large; 81 for medium 1ar
$3.50 for small; fall muskrat ~ III
large $3.50 for medium; 81 for sinai.
Money sent same day goods are re.
ceived. T. r. Sherman. Furrier; ."
Temple ST., Whitman, Mass. ewo-
A CREAM COOLING TANK-wOULp
also be Interested to hear OF any P
tate machinery in good condl l' ,n
planter. horse hoe, sprayer, digger, e,o,
Luther II. Elliott. r r u 8. Skowheg.1nGF
Farmers Tel. Canaan So. '''V'
DAVID BARKER's POEMS. .CASs
use one or two copies. Send or p rns
them in and let me know the pn im"
r. T. Patten, SkowhegaD. uisr
LIVE POUITRY-WnITE IN Flhs.
letter. kind and number you ha assS
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. "
LIVE POULTRY WANTnD--Dhuuss
me q card. ~ I will call anywhsls
Harry Nelson. 20 Pleasant st.. sk s'sc"s
gan.
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Ernest W Leighton has been in
town this week on business.
Attorney c. E. Games of Scion was
among the out-of-town business peo-
pie in Skowhegan Tuesday last.
Mrs. George Kennedy of Bangor ar
rived here Monday to assume posi-
ton at the State Reformatory for
Women. Mrs. Rose Annis. sewing
matron at the same institution re-
turned Monday night from week end
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MAYS nLAck Summary DOG FUR

MANS RIACk SIBERIAN DOG FUR
coat with beaver collar size ABOUT Do.
Fine second hand. condition. one very
handsome solid oak parlor chalr up
holstered in Henna Colored plush, Queen
Anne pattern. finely hand carved. good
as new. one imported smyrna fringe
rug size i-2xS-2. fine condition; one
lady's plush cape, food condition. Sill
verware. solid and hest of plate, new
and good as new. NJ. II. Burrill Ca
naan Box q. 2w2
TOTE SLED. SINGLE on DOUBLE.
Horace Jcwett Chandler St, Skowhe-
gan. 2w2'
FIRST CLASS STOVE WOOD. SEA-
SONED under cover Stiliman Lovely.
Skowhegan r + u g. Farmers phone
~ 2W2s
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES,
favoring extracts and novelties, prod
ucts of the Toiletine co. Drop me
card and ! will call. John c. Corson,
- Heseiton St. Skowhegan. Succeeding
Geo. l.. MeCurdy. n. f. Phone l70-lL
iw2'
ONE 4. u. FISHEL WHITE ROCK
cock for breeding purposes, $3.50; one
Iowa Light Brabma cock. $3.50; one
White Orpington cockercl $3.50 and
several Iowa Light Brahma cockerels.
50 and So each. Mrs. y. j. Blair, 297
North avenue, Skowhegan. y. L. Phone
254-2. 4w1
ONE GOOD SOUND WORK HORSE,
weight 1900 lbs. Safe for "A lady to
drive; three new miich cows, Jersey
and Holstein, also good stove and junk
wood. Joseph Mhittemorc, SkoWhegan.
Farmers phone 2G-4in. 4wI
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE LOCATED IL
East Madison. Electric lights, large
shed, garage and hen house. All in
good condition. George W. MncD0n-
aid, Skowhegan X + ID No and 8.
8Wl+
DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred r. Cox,
Hanover St, Town. y. +. Phone 1874.
TIL
ROUP-NO-MORE. Cures colds, roup,
canker. cholera. blackhead and other
diseases in poultry. 1T saved my flock
of turkeys" writes Mrs. H., +. Carroll,
Amherst. Mass. Send me another gal
lon. I'm afraid to be without it, Mrs.
e. X. Merritt. Williamsburg, Mass. Use
ii to get the winter eggs. We Will tell
you how. sample 15c. OF. soc, IL OF.
81. Laboratories, Holyoke, Mass, John
T. Lynch, Prop, 4w1'
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to exprers our heartfelt
thanks to our .neighbors and friends
for their kindness during the illness
of our dear. one; and for the beautiful
floral tributes sent by them at the
time OF our bereavement.
Mr. Alton Smith
Miss Florence Smith
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Gray
Miss Vernetta tiray\
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Works
Mercer, January 49, 1922