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Evening star., 1924-01-19
Near 10th and O Sts.
SlO.5OO.

A big bargain in a two-story tapestry
brick colonial type home with six large rooms
and tile bath. h.-w.h., electric lights in
Simultaneous water heater, hardwood floors
basement and n sleeping porch. This house
has been exceptionally welk kept. 1t is very
one Of the best homes for the price. on the
market today. The location is exceptionally
desirable, being within easy walking distance
of many important government departments
There is good lot to a paved alley with
ample space for garage. Immediate pos
session
Evening star., 1924-01-19
BROOKLAND.
7-Room Bungalow, Garage.

Immcd1ate POSSESSION.
One Of the better built homes with every
modern convenience and in excellent condi-
tion; h.-w.h.; elec. lights; open fireplace
built-in refrigerator. Pullman diner, two bed
rooms, bath and inclosed sleeping porch first
floor. One bedroom and sewing room second
floor; one bedroom unfinished. Cement front
porch.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main 432. Evenings North 3l3.
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NORTHWEST-$13o5O TERMS.
contain six open
incl wi prpe a nue.
a
NORTHEAST $50, EASY TERMS
A very in sped sec o lie
a
be
to
street. with pEen O froomf a garage
FACING SIXTEENTH ST.-$1275O, TERMS
in n
" large
BROOKLAND-$875O, TERMS. ..,..
be
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-$1O,5OO, TERMS.
Fitnoor
ds
price
NORTHEAST-$S,25O TERMS.
like
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC
tMEMBER WASHINGTON ESTATE
146 K St. NV Main 617
Evening star., 1924-01-19
Chevy Chase,
S16,5OO.

The owner Of beautiful home on one of the
best streets OF Chevy Chase. west of Connec-
ticut ave. and south of the circle. has author
lied us to sell at reduction Of $1,000 in
Is leaving the city. This is a center hall
plan home built about eight years ago, Of the
very best ma terials and workmanship and Of
fered at 4 price considerably less than 1t
could possibly be duplicated for today. 1t has
lot 85 feet front beautifed with expensive
shrubbery. with private drive to the garage
and afording an abundance of space for the
cultivation of flowers and garden The
house has 10 rooms, baths, h.-w. h., electric
lights. hardwood floors and Is in very good
condition. excepting some little papering. We
regard this as the biggest bargain in Chevy
Chase Let us show 1t to you before it is
too late.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TH0S. J. OWEN & son, AUCTI0NEERs-

THOS. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTI0NEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING. WITH BUILT-IN GARAGE,
" NUMBER 8oO8 NORTHAMPTON ST,
CHEVY CHASE ID. c. -
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust duiy
recorded in Liber No. 1867, folio 215, ct seq,
Of the land records Of the District OF Colurp.
bia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on
FRIDAY. THE TwENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
JANUARY, AID. 1924. AT FOUR O'CLoCK
PM, the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lots "a and Is ia
square. 2o22 IN Fulton R.. Gordon's subdiri-
sion Of part Of tract Of land called ..Chevy
"vale" and Fellowship" as said subdivision
is recorded in the Office Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia In Book a. page 81.
Terms: Sold subject to o prior deed of trust
for $1,000. further particulars of which viii
be announced at time of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid one-half cash
and the balance In and 12 months de-
post Of $500 required. Conveyaneing, record
ing and revenue stamps at purchasers. cost.
Terms TO be complied with within 80 days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the discreet tfba
of the trustee.
J. n. GORDON.
5a15-d&ds.exSu Trust1e.
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Massachusetts, Avenue Heights.
S15.5OO.

real bargain in a detached new brick
dwelling with lot 50x1221a to an alley built
OF the very best materials in a frstclass
workmanship manner. 1t has rooms, ali
bright and sunny a bedrooms); tile bath
with the latest style plumbing, h.-wh cleo
porch 10x20; slate roof. and a built-In fire.
proof garage. To appreciate how very rea-
sonable this property is offered one must con-
slider the character of the houses now being
erected In Mass. Avenue Heights. a section re-
stricted to detached houses where II is i'm
possible TO purchase a detached brick house
for less than s25. The view from this
property is unsurpassed anywhere in the city
and ny reason OF Its high elevation. will not
be obstructed by the erection of other houses
Let ua show You this nrnnertY
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Near Conn. Ave. and r St.
S2O0OO
Mount Pleasant.
S14mO-

wonderful value in beautiful detached.
three story, oolonial-type residence with ten
rooms and two baths h.-w.h., electric lights,
hardwood floors and a beautiful large front
porch This home has been kept in excellent
repair and the owner will give possession.
Tie location is one of the best in Mt. Pleas
ant, being close to 18th and Park road and
on street built up with frst-class homes.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
CLEVELAND PARK,

CLEVELAND PARK
Half Block From Connecticut Ave.
New been seek -Four
HARVARD STREET.
Half Block From 18th Street
Terms
o
PETWORTH,
One Block From Cars and Bus.
home,
CHEVY CHASE CORNER
One Block From Connecticut Ave-
home
carg -
MT. PLEASANT.
well ra home OF frs hoort bedroo
CLEVELAND PARK.
t;cut is
bath
second oakn through
i've Terms may be arranged. - -NA--
QUINTER, THOMAS & COMPANY
Real Estate Financing.
S1o 18th St. NV. Main S4l6
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave Phone Main 2424.
NORTH OF PARK ROAD.
1900 block,
i o
NORTHWEST.
Five
the w "
ON THE HEIGHTS.
Price, $3.50.
donlyon
ss from i4 street Colonial brick and bath hardwood
THE BEST BUY IN THIS LOCATION.
Price, $3.50
bath u
MOUNT PLEASANT
Price, S3,5OO
ied to at wfeue 10
baths bedrooms lights
CORNER NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH
2
foot bultin home
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE-VACANT
r A
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
htwatr heat
u
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave- Phone Main PAPA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
MOORE & HILL,
go 18th s
MEMBER OF wAsHINGTt
Cleveland Park.
$16,5OO.

This very attractive, detached home is
situated on the finest street in Cleveland
Park. within a square Of the Conn. ave- car
line, and has a very beautiful lot, with south
ern exposure. The house is exceptionally
we'll constructed having large rooms and
tile bath Is bedro0ms); h.-w.h.; electric lights
and In excellent repair. There is q very large
front porch and beautiful second story
porch. There is also we'll built garage With
4 side driveway. We give immediate pos
session of this property, and sell 1t on very
reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1924-01-19

1721 WILLARD ST. NV.
II and bath, electricity and hotwater heat. room
for garage Owner will sacrifice at $1,000 Small cash
payment and reasonable Open for inspection all
day Sunday.
1900 9Th ST. NV.
Corner of Buchanan street-A beautiful tapestry
brick and bath, sleeping and breakfast porches
ample for garage Price and very reasonable
House open for inspection all day Sunday.
ON WILLARD ST
2family fiat will easily for 500 per month Price
$3.50. Reasonable terms
M. 7. RAINE.-
o34 \. Y Ave. NV Main 1851.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EUh SALE-dUUSES.
Continued.
INCORPORATED,
treet NV.
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Eye St. NV. Near 10Th.
Sl3,5OO.
A well constructed brick dwelling with
good lot, containing 10 rooms and 2 baths
and in excellent condition. This house is
within walking distance of the Interior Dept.
State. War and Navy building, and other gov
ernment departments. 1t has running water
in all the bedrooms; Furthermore IL is in
section which will ultimately be used for
business purposes and should very materially
enhance In value in the near future. Now Is
the time to buy 1t.
Near Wardman Park Hotel.
S14,5 500.
A lovely modern home in q delightful loca-
tlon where many large individual homes are
being erected assuring permanency Of value.
ana desirability as home section. This
house contains Q nice rooms. tile bath. COM
attic for storage purposes. 1t has also
brick garage and possesses all the modern
viii sell on very attractive terms and pos
session can be had within very short time
Washington Heights.
$l1,5OO.
big three story. bay-window brick dwell
ing offered at q price less than the average
Groom house In this section is bringing. This
particular property contains rooms and
ba ths H. electric lights and is in elegant
repair. The location is especially convenient.
being within a square Of the corner of 18th
and Col. road. 1t can be purchased on very
reasonable terms and possession given.
A Beautiful Corner in the NE.
$l5,50O.
Located on one of the best streets Of the
northeast section near the Capitol. It con-
tains 13 rooms. and tile baths, and an extra
ing pOrches. This house has new plumbing
has been newly papered and painted, and
renovated and is in perfect repair. 1t has
ample space for a garage. and being cor
ner, has all bright outside rooms. Can be
sold on attractive terms. and immediate pos
session will be given.
Near Conn. Ave. and r St.
$4,000.
This beautiful modern home is located on
one of the most refined streets or the city,
west of Conn. ave-, where many Of the fine
purcha sed by the present owner a year or so
ago, who intended to make his permanent
home here. He expended over 5000 in re-
modelling and undermining the premises. SO
that it is practically new house. Circun-
stances have compelled him to offer 1t for
sale and We are offering it exactly at cost. A
better house In a comparable section cannot
be found for this price.
NTo,,.% Dfa.c,,,t
Evening star., 1924-01-19

If You Believe the United stateYou Believe Washington!
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.
EYE STREET NEAR 9TH.
: ; & ::s s f. ss: ;t e. s:ss, ; .. f'' Wiz
18th STREET NEAR K STREET.
ss 'i , y ss % s < % aS'
% o @ % T N M% " " " three
EYE STREET NEAR 17th
e 's m %"s n Se % f raa d %
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE
% % s @ = % = sasls es s erected s f s%s
IN SECOND COMMERCIAL ZONE
Ss %SSss ,: . : s'a '"i' ' a
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
S3 18th St. NV. Main 2ooO
NEAR ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD-GA. AVE.
Tapestry Brick-$,85O
:5 s @ Fl. s s:;;:1, : En- | q s$:s d'' : 5 :s:
CHEVY CHASE-CORNER-S OOO
.s S i = :sss : H: IT, | s.!s @ s:::.5 e;
MT. PLEASANT
e Rooms, 2 Baths. Garage
% ns M sH Screened go p @ % p lot 9 F.ss san.5s n e S
r ssns s Ii. E . & ali the best
10th STREET-S15OOO.
ss:: 49, s:'s e. s E: q $ .$ s. s % s % $
CLOSE TO CONN. AVE.
Rooms Brick with Garage-S13z5O.
really . ] % d aG should s Be sa s a you nnua .t s sa off ts
s: % s:,s as: yss "a, E : ;" s:s t,
PETWORTH-$
Practically New House.
$e ss$s: i r,H S::ss e e : @ i e @ = =:
WILLIAMS S PHILLIPS,
~ anu ~ MEMBER m WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD BOARD " 0'
Evening star., 1924-01-19

BELMONT ST. Mr.. 14th ST.
b fss and Sath hsDfh brick tn house on
alley: house heated by hot-water and lighted
by electricity and in fine condition. Inspec-
tiOn by permit only.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
$21, 10000.
CLEVELAND PARK.

| Very attractive bungalow-type house of 8
rooms and baths. Tapestry brick and hol-
low tile construction, with tile roof has glass
! inclOsed sun porch: also. garage harmonizing
with house: exceptionally we'll built and un-
usually well planned. Lot 5OX10O. This prop
| erty possesses individuality and is worth the
inspection of one who appreciates quality. Let
| us open the house for you
Evening star., 1924-01-19

IIATNONII IA NNN.
Attractive 7-room house, conveniently To-
Gated near 14th at. cars. Fine lot 1O5 feet
front by good depth with garage. House in
excellent condition and owner will give imme-
diate possession. Reasonable terms Make us
un offer on this house.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
Evening star., 1924-01-19

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
West Of 14th and south of Park road, 2-story
brick house % feet wide, containing rooms
and bath. hOt-water heat; lot Of generous
depth to paved alley. Individually built and
always occupied by owners family.
Gil S00 M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
READFIELD

DEPOT-Mrs. Henry Hutchinson
has gone to Florenceville. n. b., to
visit at the home of her mother. 1t
is II years since she left her home
for Portland. and this is her first
return.
Mrs. S. Fl. Morrill,. who had been
here some time, reached South Pasa-
dena, Cal. all right. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Denton met her at the
station, took her home, then to their
home. some distance away. where
she enjoyed fine supper. stopping
the rest of the day with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hutchinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Hutch
inson. Jr.. with Edwina, baby -daugh-
ter, from Portland. passed Sunday
and the holiday at the home of their
father. E. M. Hutchinson.
Henry Stevens and family were
here from Richmond campmeeting
grounds, a few days at Elmwood no.
tel. calling on friends and relatives.
After returning to Richmond, Mrs.
Stevens was i'll and they were
obliged TO leave for their home in
Somcrvile. Mass, as soon as pos
sble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bowlby and Mrs.
bOWlDH parents, MT. anu MIS-. ocl-
Inns, Son,erville, Mass, were guests
at the home of Mrs. Fred Leavitt
and callers at the hc me of f. w.
Brown. where Mr.. Bowlby had lived
many years.
Mrs. Amy Packard attended a
Grange meeting at North Conway.
n. H., Tuesday, ard will return Sat
friday.
A. W. Gage, Boston. who has been
visiting at the home Of L. NJ. HutC!-
inson for two weeks, returned to
Boston Monday.
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CAN THE FUTURE
, BE FORETOLD Il

: Renizing that this, city has been
oyerrun with pretenders under the
Euise Of ciairvoyancy. palmistry and
Spiritlialistic mediumship.
too anxious to visit a genuine clair
voyant, palmiat II they were first as.
sured of reliability and truthfuiness,
therefore. ] agree to tell each VISITOR
enything they may wish TO Know:
: This is not done to catch business or
the rir-ran. but 10 show those who
have money to spend, where to 90 for
teliable information.
- Emcrson can tell you the names OF
your friends and your enemies. those
Ie caR tell you tho secret thoughts or
Your husband, wife or sweetheart: tho
iiamcs of those who are secretly doing
you harm. undermining your business
Or causing you despair
y Emerson removes all evil influences.
ftunites the separated. though thou
sands of miles away. and causes happy
marriage with the one Of your choice.
lost ones are found. buried treasures
Hcatcd and your hearts desire graft
Your who are now in trouble. can you
not see how It all might have been
avoided by proper information.
aEsSsTans nasnsss ars ief n
vestmsnts. losses. matrimony. domestic
relations. diseases. real estate. travel.
Mtents. law suits. mining. etc. etc.
my advice is worth untold value.
He has helped thousands. Why not
you? Remember the opportunity OF
today may be the fortune of tomorrow.
YOU owo IL TO yourself and those de-
Jysndcnt on you to consult Emerson al
Orfce and get an insight as to your des-
tiny.
REORGANIZATION Is the thief OF Time.
toinorrow may be too late ESQ come
now--Don't waltz.
Hours 2 r. n. tn ,. u. Daily and
/, .Mr4,s. Sundays
80 Low fee 81 and 500
.,h,.t~
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CHURCH HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. George Trefethan
Of kitterY, and Miss Halle White.
were overnight guests of Mrs. G.. Is.
Stackpole, last week.
Eugene Stackpole. who has been
passing a few weeks in Kittery re-
turned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Glidden and
daughter, Angie and Elmer Ellis OF
Cross Hill. were recent guests of Mr..
Glidden's daughter. Mrs: II. C. Soule.
Mrs. Sherburne Bridges, and little
son, Junior, of Kittery ale visiting at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. G. p.
Stackpole for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Glidden Of
Cross Hill. recently called on their
sister Mrs. II. c. Soule. and family.
A party including Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Spaulding. Eva Felker. John
Erskine, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert l.. Foster.
and daughter Letha, and Billy Cut
len. motored to Pemaquid Sunday.
Miss Hazel harrington, who has
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Eva Foster, returned TO her home in
returned with her fo- a few days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paquin and
children of Thomaston, recently
visited his parents. Mr.. and MIS-.
Louis Paquin and other relatives in
Augusta.
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the Fair at Windsor, Labor
Day.
Burleigh Foster recently visited
friends at Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Morton, and
daughter Waneta, visited relatives in
Washington and Ra.orville Sunday.
Miss Waneta remained for a vi.i.
and Miss Madeleine. who has been
passing several weeks there returned
to her home Sunday.
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pected at Fayette Mills. This will
be on sewing.
Uncle Sans Thrift Club held a
very enjoyable picnic at Grays Cove
Friday. A good dinner was enjoyed
by all and the day spent in SWIM
ming and games.
Starting Grange Old Home Day
Startling Grange Old Home Day,
also semi-centennial was held Sat.
with living charter members, the
two present were, Mr.. Joseph
Stevens of Pasadena, Cal. and Mrs.
Lolita Stevens Of Readfield. Among
the other old members was Brother
futile aged "a. 1t was a glorious
day with the elderly people grown
young. In the morning social
good time was enjoyed and after a
fine dinner served by Mr. and Mrs.
Harrington and Mrs. Nichols and
Mr.. Henry French the following pro-
gram was carried out:
Song by Grange: reading. Mrs.
Mason: alphabet, Mrs. Gordon:
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Masked Ball Closes
Ocean Point Season

The closing event Of the summer
season has come and gone, but will
be long remembered by the Pointers
as the best of the many highly sue
cessful mask balls put on by Mr..
Dolliver. The only thing to mar an
otherwise perfect occasion was the
very limited number sof people in
costume. However, these costumes
which were in evidence ranged from
the ridiculous to the beautiful and
were extremely varied in character.
After the grand march about the
hall the board Of judges, composed
Of Miss Reece, Mrs. Curtis. Mrs.
Ferris. Mr.. vose and DR.. Turner,
awarded the prizes for the various
costumes. Those for the most beam
tiful were given Miss Helen Dyer
and Mr.. wilkins. Miss Dyer was at
tired as Snow Lady, while Mr..
Wilkins represented a Colonial Cen
tleman. The prizes for the most
original costumes were awarded to
Miss Bond in the garb of Mepmh-
istopheles and Dick johnson as q
bootblack. Billy Ernshaw, all done
up In Christmas package with
only his head showing from the top.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
Adduei. Gardner

Miss Sadie X. Gardner. daughter,
of Mrs. Fl. w. Sanborn of this city
and Frank p. Adduci. son Of Mr. ard
Mrs. John B. Adduci of Dorchester,
Mass, We're united in marriage, We'd
resday morning, Sept. 3, by Rev
Ralph F. Lowe. pastor of the Green
street Methodist church at the par
sonage. The double ring ceremony
was used.
Mr.. Adduci has been one Of the
popular musicians a. the Rainbow
Garden at Island Park. for the past
two years. He plays the cornet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adduci will leave
Boston Friday morning, Sept. S. for
Pittsburg. Penna, where Mr.. Adduci
has accepted position with Al
Moore's Jazz Band, now touring the
United States and Canada.
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THE FORKS-The Sunday school
under the direction of Mrs. Angie
d. Guild, the superintendent, held "a
lawn party on the church grounds
last Thursday. A very pleasant
afternoon was passed.
Mrs. Emma Knowles has had a
good number of summer people at
her home on the Readfield road.
NORTH-Charles knight of Con-
necticut. Miss May Knight of Corn
willie and Miss Sadie Knight of. Bos-
ton were dinner guests at the home
of Robert Jennings and son Monday.
Mrs. Laura Jackson, Mrs. Nina
Ballard and Mrs. F. E. Ballard. all
Of Lynn, Mass, who visited at the
home OF William Lyon over Sunday,
returned to Lynn Monday by auto
mobile.
Mrs. Laura Cram. who is quite Ill
at her home. is being cared for by
her granddaughter, Christie Downes
OF Palermo.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Young and
Mrs. Young's sister. Mrs. Earl Hunt
ington, and little daughter Martha,
all Of Litchf1eid. called on friends
and relatives in this part of the town
sunday.
T. f. Jackson and family and Mrs.
Joseph Lerette went to Livermore
Sunday to visit Mrs. Lerettes father,
William Ballard.
Leroy Cottle and Harold Young
went to Waterville fair Tuesday.
c. A. Prescott was a dinner guest
at the home Of William Lyons Sun
day.
Leroy Cottle and Harold Young
attended Lewiston fair Labor day.
Dwight Worthing called on Theo-
dore Ballard Sunday.
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FAYETTE

Mrs. May Whittemore is visiting
in Starks.
E. K. Gile attended Waterville fair
as judge of stock.
The Winnebago Camp boys left
for their homes Friday night. Mr..
Guggenheimer will replace the
building this fall which he recently
lost by fire.
Many of the people enjoyed the
Camp Meeting at E. Livermore for
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hodgdon Of
Medfield, Mass. were recent guests
at H. j. Tuck's.
Mrs. Zolema Gle and daughter
of Gorham have been recent guests
Of Mrs. Belle Gle.
The Ladies' Farm Bureau. held a
next year planning meeting at Mrs.
Eltina Barter's Wed. The next meet
ing will he held Sept. 10. 1t Is ex-
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=Phnpies On'face
Itched Terribly
Cuicura Healed

My trouble began By red pim-l
pies coming out iii ovz my face
and neck. They ieched terribly, es-
peeially q night, and after scratch
ing them they would burn and feel
vesy sose. They dis6gused my face
% that was ashamed 70 20 out in
public, and the irritation caused me
70 8oss most q my sleep at night.
II used many remedies without
the Least sign Of improvement. u
sent for . free sample Of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and after using
Il / purchased three cakes Of Cuti-
eufe Soap and TWO boxes of Cuti-
cura Ointment, which completely
healed me-" (Signed) Miss Catke--
inc Merrill, 81 Fairfield ST., Wofccs-
ter, Mass. March ~, 1924.
These fragrant emollients are al
you need for ali toilet purposes.
Soap to cleanse and purity, Opt.
rnent to soothe and heal, Talcum
to powder and sweeten.
aan1lss 7rss ~ Mail Address -cslsssa Issss.|
stodes, Dept n. Ma,lss -, MAa~ Sold svery.
whxYs: Soap 1e. Ointment q and Zoe. Talem3s.
Try our new Shaving Stick.
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NORTH AUGUSTA

A special meeting of North Au-
gusta Grange will he held this
Thursday evening to transact such
business as may come before the
meeting. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ayers and
daughters, Marguerite and Mrs.
Minot Thomas, and the latter's hus-
band. Mr.. Thomas, have gone to Ii
conderoga, N. Y. to visit Mr.. Ayers
sister, Miss Eugene Ayers, making
the trip by auto.
The stork visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Clement on
August %, leaving a fine daughter
who weighed ~ pounds. She has
been named Ethel Eta.
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MANCHESTER

The woman's division of the Man
chester Farm Bureau will meet with
Mrs. Roy H. Littlefeld Sept. 9. The
work will start promptly at IL o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. s. Rollins en-
tertained q party of IS at their
home. the occasion being a reunion
OF the Rollins family. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Rollins and son Frank Of Hallowell;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansur and daughter,
Alberta of Belfast; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Royal and children. Edwin
and Helen of Augusta: Mrs. Minnie
Thayer Of Belfast: Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN Nou1ns and soff Doaaid :, oS