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overland Model 80, Dodge cs,j
L. \. Caswell, Skowhcgan. N. T. h
HILL.
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q LEATmEREI.rE IrHnLsrEnl.n
SOUND. EXTRA GOOD DINING

bed couch ia first class conditIs ion. can
at Mrs. Sarah Nigue.s corner Of &orth
ana Lawton SITS. tfil.
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isdEe 'onvered buttnns mt, I'd
aeeordlon, box. Knife a.. olitanl,1
ng, .QIders promptly s Siia side
land d'' 81 III RoeR flh1,II' NJ F. rolnaa
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= A*$%%%+4%44%+++%+4AA1
2 DO WELDING. pR,,.

aud cutting. All work rna,s
ted for. 30 days. White p Wa,,
ling Go. Farmers Phone u
\, II. Phone 229-ll.
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G.sNE CHAIR SEATs-c,,

or ba$Net chair seats re-so,,.Eh'
Sonahle prices. Work cs eiII.sn 1t
delivered: \. L. Phone s 5s', LOT
Burnor.i II Winter st Ill q
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HaVe your Oh hat q" HEN
aud anew band nut nn bs
new one. My fifteen = Il nah,
fence Will tell what seafs a
hats biocked aud colored 1iios; q
2 7,l' same and Hat Cleanisnsno
~ aleG. 81, near L. Il. Stang Pa|
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condition. VIII sell cheap for cash.
Also two mich cows and heif"r. q. ".
Brooks. Box 352, Skowheean p. +.
Phone 1922. iWl6s
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B T. EFF

Is coming hack. Sheep and
hogs have already got theirs.
Beef Is next, Start now by
getting registered Aberdeen
Angus buii, and use him on
your dairy herds or better
still buy females also.
Bulls ready for service 1928
each (credit ii you want id.
Reef can he raised nj n profit
on any farm that can raise
corn, and you can raise corn
ii you can raise clover. Try
our new wonder clover, HUI.
BAN; grows from IL. 10 3
II. high in n single season.
State OF Maine grown seed
$500 n pound. Sample free,
IL you are II live stock
grower.
JEFFERSON FARMS, INC
Jefferson, Maine
4w II
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uAits YOUR Fu,us

ana printed at L. K, Hussao,tiss
a Il WsE promptly and MS, Bia6
- ,fEtsPnahle prices. FFs5ly I'D
made from Your films Inlarga1
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nILLETIN nOAnD--VEnY NEAE

shares Instruments. one desk And one
VII set. +. .. Furber, Middle st,
SsoGsheEan. to
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YAuNS ron KNITTING AND

crocheting sweaters, scarfs. STOCKINGS,
etc.. in desired shades, ut mill prices
Samples sent Colonial Yarn 60. 554
Main St, Worcester, Mass l6W3*
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DO YOUR R,.,,
*4%4*%<%**%%*++%%AAAu]
@$S$%%@<4<++%%@44AA..J


ED from your ear; our nria".
lowest. White Welding IN n.
mers' Phone HI. n. u ptt
229-ll ihol
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TON coclercl. Price. $500. IN oN-
cellent breeding bird from Inc foy
strain Also few Iowa IiGht Bralm9
hens. Ilatchiug eggs from the Wcll
known Foy Farm in Iowa Of the Light
Brahma breed and White Plymouth
Rock breeds of the u. II. l'ischel strain
of Indiana. $500 per setting. Mrs 4.
j. Blair, Skowhegan, Me. 6w1iI'
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THE INpitpEVnENT-H

RnelNLud Courier Gazette. Madison Bul-
lafin. Portland Press Herald (dailyD
and Ilouiton Times arc for sale by The
Ames Novelty News COMPANY tfff
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nsrtmisG nGGs Eou SALE. IOWA

II4Ht IN fI1I8 aud Z. r. Fishel Whiie
Rock strains. s. per sitting. Mrs
=. ]. El1lr. skowhegan, Me, N. +.
nlan.. .lI-.. II |.
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American 1.lecs: Imp. spotted Giants,
beseian hliss all pedigreed stock. s.
T. j. l-or Scion. 12W1a
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STR ANBtRRY. RASPBERRY.
Blackberry Plants CiladiuG
aud pablia bulbs. H. " Pm
bush, Greene, Ne. S0 -
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ONE ToN FORD CHASSIS

in good conditions. Also one
Ford roadster in running con
ditlon. Gerald G.. Marble,
SIX o " hogan. It'll
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HATEN POI NDN - Nh HNIFs
Ginghams, the quality you have always
known. New patterns, lots of pretty
checks, All Bundles put W. with
lengths suited to the garments YOU
wish to make. Pieces run from IL to
. yards long, with a great many yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget 10
state use for which they are wanted,
will find these the most useful aud
most satisfactory Pound bingham Bun
dies you ever bought one 5-Pound
Bundle tabout 80 yards), delivered
free. $3.9S. Iona Mill Ends co, Hart
land. tfi6
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"a Az tHoiD bfUDi0-T0
photo on Post Card. Finished
yod wait, Developing and pnu
High grade amateur work. Tn
four hour service. Telephons
SlowheSan.
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REED nAnY cAnRiAGm. ~ FiIu-


LY good condition VIII sell cheap
Mrs. Merle q. Tracy, Smithhela.
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oNM oNrnnMs MIEormIC NO

BATOR. i0-ees capacity; two new
mtleh Jersey COWS aud one good par
lor coal stove. thas. &. Cleveland.
T. + - NO. !, SkoWhcgan. Farmers
t'hano Go. tag
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st.4 81, rotu AUTOMOBILE WHEEL

arIIIIrN aI4lcl 3aNIa not demount-
abie rims Formerly used on Franklin
car. Price slut. X. Z. fatten. tf12
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nan PnlrNs rtID ron GooD

SETTING or GIINEA iGGS.
Mable,i Jackson. SkoWhcsan, itpl
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TWO XENn nIn nllkNInIn nv
IN PAniAMAN,s MAlIM ~. eronI-

Hound female, uhbrol,on VIM II vii
son, Box -. Derry \illagc. IT,
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444*++43@++$+++**+*+++++A+

CINE. eood condition, & or H.
T. FrIse. SIS. Somerset Ma !
chine o. corner Hathaway J
aud Mechanic streets. TIE
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orders for last Of April and May de-
livery S. c. White Leghorns $1,000
per 1907 r. ]. Reds, $500 per 100;
White Wyandottes, $500 per 100. Also
have Matching eggs from each breed.
SIPS per 10 or $500 per 100, Cash with
order Young's Poultry Farm, &iHtcr-
port 4WIfA
wDnN a 0-Ldy, GNll Ans Eb.,t-
Won st1neu ap.s41zeI o--~.., 80. q
'tt. l1a4.y Ant. u5eo u a-y .At..a - 4ar--
work Watlace A. weston Madison.
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Barrons English heavy winter laying
strain. SIS per 190 POSTPAID SAFE ar
rival of fun count paid for guaranteed.
Circular free. June chicks at reduced
prices. f. S. Winslow, Freeport
SWlG*
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WANTED SHOES TO REPaIR-
US your repairing by parcel post 4
VIII be returned to you In "a.
.. .. ID. Guss pooler & Son. Skc(
gan.
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TFIEWRTrEns TO RENT OIL
sale on the installment plan. &.
Smith and other makes. Indepss
Reporter ..
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oNE, 0I, gno com SEc0sp 4.
ineihsitors With bronders also
aaudrod barred rock chiektns \
Barnes. 'Cof3Hille, il. I. u. . Boy
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s3fiG C\TS Nm kIrTENs-Sr

oAE Bat NDHI3D FHET DRY ing
IN n "
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TlpENNETTiNG AND GENE
StenograpLy work. We are 80 a
ed hat We can do n limited An
OF custom typewriting and stsns
pho work. Independent Reports
SkoWhegan.
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MNNrnn MAsTna Mhnm,NIc ~
GInIs 10 TEAM Nnn AinNv;%

: ny WAVED ToU GhAtsB
.rn work. Nathan jackson. S*oWhc-
.Nu RED No. =. 2Wl6f
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry have
returned to their home in Pittsfield
after being here because of the i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Berry,
who suffered a severe shock several
weeks ago.
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y - II HI Vt = > IT VI TT
potato. SpraAef in good repair
laes s. Weston. Madison.
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800 for -. We invite YOU TO call and
see our breeding pens at 60 Hathaway
St, Skowhegan. iwlt'
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1919 AEi, spAPEH ANNUAL. AND
Directory. Goal uew ft5.n0. WIN sell
postpaid for $500. Independent Ee-
porter Go. tia
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TELEPHONE
TWO FARMERS y

I'll do very good work. earl curtis.
aaoWheEau. tG9cond.
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cotors Anl sly in first leller
weeks old ami over, Best
@arf Is Kennel II Pleasant st,
land ~
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.FWH NahF' VT ~ " N''t T wv
small touring car, buich TRUCK, one ton,
first class running order. II Park
St. on Island. 2WliF
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TWI II JFHNTh FFlTI' F.HN4 7 W
years old, due to ffeshou. am not
able 10 milk them. Will sell the four
for $l35 can any day but saturday.
A. r. Hilton. Athens tW1I'
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rtN'la ufrpIue ttons. booklet free.
Hf.. catholic Correspond uec t4ut,
t.f.H Eaa5ls Niah 1WlIe
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IsE PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE
---.--- L--.nL 81 Gknr- En,.au NJ.

I'll. Flock headed by pediereed male
birds direct from Parks. Prices very
reasonable. sunuySide Stock Farm,
tafu&Illr. tia
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COLUMBIAN RASPBERRY PLANTS.

Well rooted plants S1.o0 per dozen.
50 for $500, or 100 for Sun Limited
supply. G. \. Seekins, Harmony, RID
No /. 3Wt6t
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sale. 30 rooms. roof covered with reg
ulation roofing tin VIII furnished
and painted \ bargain Frank A.
Goodwin, Athens w IL
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coon WORKS HORSE. EIGHT yE.ns

fHszt rlIrs condition Inquire of VII
jim FuH lrr. til l.
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SPECIFIED SUSSEX, KING OF Az

SPECKLED SUsNtN, MN" VI r''1
poultrydom EGGS for Hatchlng' iron.
pIie,h class Ixhihition and bred to lay
stock. Is for $500 by parcel post pre-.
paid. Poor hatch duplicated at hair
price George l.. Cleveland. Skowhe-
gan.
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en- on two GOOU BIOODtD
,A1 MACK WITH or WITH

AIAI.l. fOX mounds, INo 10 ~
old. S. T.. StoWcll, SlronS' hf
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worm St9or0. Wants kind. helping
husband. Write quick for standing
picture ard description Box 223. los
Angeles. calf 4W16s
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\ FARM. FouR HEAVY HORSES.
TuOROIGIIiiIGsD II
nAnN NmINN4. WmIrL, Ll.l,MnmNN

TEENS, two cows and Two heifcrs. 7.
Fox, 10 FairvieW avenue TIC
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li0o win sell for $50 if taken at
once. A. l.. Mclunis, Hanover street.
Town. 3WI6s
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Miss Gladys fIamor, teacher of Do
mestic Science in the public schools,
has returned from Portland, where
the attended the vocational training
conference.
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,RM. 100 ACRES WORE on LESS.
MOnEr. 90 nAEnLANn TnInING
.owN REED RAn1 CARRIAGE

in good condition \ hareain IL tQken
at once. Mrs. Oiiu IaCasSr, EasA ST
Skowhcgan. 2wl6t
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For Sale
SPECIALITY

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from comhings at Miss Towne's Room
16. J. 7. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. tf4
BIIC. II TRUCK AT A BARGAIN.
Was lately overhauled and in very
good order Same truck today new
would cost $1,000. BlaiSdell Auto Co.
Skowhegan. 1w17
PAIR OF WORK HORSES. WILL
weigh about 2901 also driving horse.
Omer Reaulieu, Bush ST, Skowhegan.
Tel 1f1-22. tf17
pen or IMPORTED BLACK ST.
.MATRA Fowl one male and two fe-
males one year old Grand birds.
Geo. l.. Cleveland. SkoW hogan. 1w17'
uATouING HGos. THE KIND THAT
pays. Buff Orpington Il. l. Reds or
White Wyandottes from purebred
heavy layers. Sto0 for -. prop-Gn
Poultry Farms. Bingham. SWIFT
PICS. sa EACHi ALSO rtnE BRED
Ayershire bun calf S. r Moore
Skowheean X f u No. 3. y. +. Tel
1911. fwl7'
SECOND HAND LUMBER. 10 STICKS
SIS % It long, 80 sticks, 2SG 20 r.
long. 30 sticks, 2N3 \ feet long. 5M feet
Of boards. Walter II. light Dyer
st twl7
. COLLIE Pups. sT4 Wo>Tns OLD.
Well marked For further particu-
lars write or phone IIazeI1 L. Jewctt,
Skowhegan r f u 1. Farmers Phone
Solon 9-i13. fwlF
CEDAR POSTS. Will DELIVER
anywhere in town Maurice Gaylord.
K f. u I. SkowheEau. tfl7
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wheels. Apply stating ,onalit'
psice ina first letter J'aePns
SkoB hGEan RID No. g.
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DAVID LE1-----.-.S = : Ia -.','-1' 4
~ &c - to e-p.--' - - ina ,!
tns.a4-l. aaa let me 49," tfl'
= n Pattan. GkowhsEao'
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SAND FOR ALI CONCRETE PtR-
POSES. Delivered. j. f. R3derick,
FL North St. N +. Phone 1861 tfl1 :,
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Miss Alrueda Moore, head nurse at
Somerset Hospital. who has been i'll
for several months, left yesterday
morning to visit with friends in Lew
'ston. 1t viii be gratifying to Skow-
hegan people to learn that she is i'm
proving.
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UENf NtNTED FoR SMALL FAIL
llN AIR h1u1ld Kelley. Cure al Mrs.
great iafIm3u. LeaYilt street. ssnu-
4l,..u# TIFF
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nrice pcr bushpl IN Uisl is'''
L. N. Ames, Mt. View Fdrm'
gan.
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PAIR OF WORK HORSES. WILL
weigh about 2909. also a driving horse.
Omer Reaulieu, Bush ST, Skowhegan.
Tel 111-23. tfl7
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EPWORTH CLASS
SOCIAL

The monthly social and business
meeting OF the Epworth class was
held in the League room Thursday
night, February ?. Mrs. F. N. Davis
presided and Mrs. Burke acted as
secretary in the absence of Mr. Frank
Justice.
The visiting committee-Mesdames
K {. Pickens, Ray Frey. F. R. Tus-
tice, Burr Stokoe, J. H. Elder and c.
A. Newcomer reported the aggregate
number Of calls to be SO for the month
OF January. AS the hour of conven-
ing was late following DR.. Hammonds
lecture, some of the literary features
were eliminated. There were how
ever interesting talks given bv Dr.
Hammond and Rev. McGregor and
a delightful humorous reading given
by Mrs Davis.
The hosts Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. New
conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Frey and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Justice served
plates with sandwiches, fruit salad
cake and hot chocolate during the
social hour.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ENGAGEMENT

Much interest has been expressed in
the announcement of the engagement
of Miss Gladys Holtzendorf to Mr.
George A. Schultz of Newark, Nj
We feel that Fitzgerald has first claim
on Miss Holtzendorf, as this was her
childhood home before going to At
lanta. She numbers her friends by
her acquaintance and Fitzgerald has
always read and felt with pride of her
success and great ambitions in the
musical world, and we learn that up
on going to Newark to make her
home, she will continue her study in
violin with the great master Edward
Dethier of New York.
Mr.. Schultz is a member of one of
the oldest and most widely known
families of New Jersey and is a hard
ware manufacturer Of Newark
He is graduate of Pratt Institute,
one of the largest chronological schools
andserved in the World war in the
aviation department.
For a short period Mr. Shuttle was
stationed at Souther Field at Americas
The date of the marriage was not
announced but will be in the late
spring.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
ENTERTAINED

AIRS. Geo. GRAY $ Sunday schoo
c'aSs was deligh,fu'iy entertained b,
Mary Helen GridHr ct weiner roasr
at her home on Saturday afternoon
Marshmallow toasting was also :
feature and lively games enjoyed
Mrs. J. H. Gridcr. Evelyn Gride,
and Mrs. Geo. Gray acted as enter.
tanners while the little Misses who
enjoyed the affair were Bernice Fitch
Frances Alberson, Louise Reid, Mon.
tine Jackson, Edna Norman Moblev
Irene Champion, Larue Scarborough
6rammle Minter and Mary Heller
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Loyal Bereans
At Home
EPWORTH CLASS
SOCIAL

The regular monthly class social of
the Epworth class of the First NJ. F.
Church held in the league rooms of
the church Thursday evening of last
week.
An illustrated lecture by DR.. Ham
mond preceded the social and occupied
the place of the intended Literary
program
A former pastor DR.. e. Hammond
and also the Rev. J. F. McGregor who
was the first pastor of the church were
guests of honor for the evening.
The business meeting was conducted
by the president of the class, Mrs. f.
N. Davis The calling committee re-
ported 80 calls for the last month and
the chairman announced that Mrs
Whitman, Mrs. GRIPPE and Mrs. Elder
would be the calling committee for the
coming month.
Lovely refreshments were served by
the committee composed of the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomer, Mrs
C1clders, Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Justice,
and Mr.. and Mrs Ray Frey.
The evening was spent very pleas
antly by those who were present in
a social way
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PARENT TEACHERS
MEETING

The meeting of the Parent Teacher
Association was held Wednesday al
ternoon at the Third ward School. the
president Mrs. Charles Isler, presid-
ing.
Rev, Whitley Langston led in prav-
er. Alter the minutes were read and
approved tn esecretary read the res
iignatlon of our president, owing to
her inability to be in the city con-
stantly. 1t was with regret that her
resignation was accepted.
Mrs. J. L. Frazer the vice-president
took charge of the meeting. The next
next business was the election of a
president to take the place of Mrs
lsler; as but one nomination was
made election was by reclamation.
Mrs. Sam Abrams being elected. In
the same manner Mrs. Newton was
unanimously elected reporter in the
place of Mrs. Abram.
Mrs. Abram spoke few words ask
ing the active support of all the mem
bers, saying that she was powcrless
alone, but great good could be accom-
plished by united efforts There be-
ing no further business the chairman
OF the program committee, Mrs. r. I.
Maftett took charge.
Mrs. J. L. Frazer gave a very full
an enlightening paper on Diet for
the School children.
Pupils from the fifth grade sang
song, Health, in which they stressed
the care of the teeth.
A play "Piggies Progress was well
rendered by pupils from the Sixth
Grade.
Dear bright faced children of Sec.
A, LIST grade read nursery rhymes on
health.
Miss Chatfield read Uncle Remus
at the Telephone. in a delightful man
ner.
Mrs. J. T. Pittman gave a paper on
Proper Rest, and Recreation, which
was help to all mothers present
Mr.. Langston spoke few words
on the Importance of Parent Teach
er Association and closed the meet
ing with prayer.
Mrs. Henry Franklin Newton,
Reporter
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PRAISES MRS. DICKEY
FOR WORK

With the passing OF the Curb Market
from the Woman's Club to the Farm
Bureau, earnestly hope that every
farmer who appreciates the privilege
of disposing of his produce at the
Market, may abide strictly by the
rules and regulations Of the Farm
Bureau and City Council.
Our community cannot give Mrs.
Lon Dickey too r;uch praise for
bringing this means of cooperative
Marketing to us. She should be
considered one of Georgia's most en-
thusiastic women for southern develop
rent.
Mrc r n Co+-o1
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
! MEETING

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the First M. T. Church held
their monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. J. A. Justice on south Lee St
The president Mrs. c. A. Necom-
er, was in charge and Mrs. F. N. Da-
Wis acted as secretary. Mrs. H. O.
Owcnseconducted the devotionals and
an interesting program followed on
the theme of "Selfishness."
Sacred music was afforded by the
Victrola at the close, during which
time Mrs. Justice graciously served
tea and waters.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-02-09
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THURSDAY

HE PENALTY" from the fon,
Gus story by Gouveneur Morris and
featuring LON CLANCY as Blizzard
master OF San Francisco's underworld
iegless, detormcd-the wierdest char
acter ever presented on the screen
race OF Satan, the brain of a gen
JUS the body of a Caliban, the strength
OF master Of men. That was Blizzard
he most remarkable, fascinating
character ever presented to photoplay
followers dominates a picture that
ranks among the greatest ever produ-
ced. Don't fail to see it
UNIVERSAL COMEDY & FOX
Dr.. ~ .,sF
FRIDAY
THE MIRACLES OF MAN.
HAITIAN featuring Eleaine Ham
merstein.
HURRICANE HUTCH" Episode
l., Featuring CHARLES HUTCHIN-
SON.
SATURDAY
THE ALARM" A western feat
urette.
"DO OR DIE" episode g
THE TERROR TRAIL" Epi-
sode 2.
THE SHIPPERS SCHEME" a
Tonnerville Comedy.
"GETTING AHEAD" Mutt and
Jeff cartoon.
MONDAY
dessert BLOSSOMS" featuring
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
The sturdy Fox star is seen in the
roll of a young construction engin-
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tiers in good two-fisted fashion and
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TUESDAY
WINNING WITH WITS" feat
uring BARBARA BEDFORD. The
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PATHE REVIEW.
WEDNESDAY
THE TIGERS COAT" Adapted
from the Pictorial Review story by
Elizabeth De Jeans