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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
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iA,S hho PSSiSa hioh So>'Ssy
all the way from San Francisco to
Cuba. l have followed with interest
your butterfly career and l agree
with your throng Of press-agents.
The minute you came into the room
1t was like another candle lighted" ="
Hey there. you two. Come to the
party. Sallie it's Up to YOU" some-
one yelled.
IAN right. referee; l heard you
pass the dice. Give me a rain check
I'm going up and associate with some
soap-suds and water"
Then to my gallant companion,
See you later. In the meantime
must locate my negligent hostess.
She doesn't seem to be properly i'm
pressed over my arrival. Thanks,
TONS. for everything" flung over
my shoulder"
l liked this new person. After the
/ Indifferent treatment l had received
from Curtiss Wright on the eve of
my departure from Jacksonville. his
attention was reassuring. A maid
showed me my rooms and while she
was unpacking my things, in rushed
my belated hostess.
"Sallie. you angel" making a dive
for me. I'm so glad you decided
to come. started to call the whole
thing off when l thought you had
fallen down on us. You see you're
the life of the party and everything 9
flat without you. We're going to a
hop at Ft. Barrancas tonight and it's
going to be the most elaborate af-
fair of the season. What are you
wearing?" all in one breath as l con-
tinued my disrobing.
"Oh tell you what" she went on,
not waiting for an answer. do put
on that purple velvet with the hustle
back and red roses. You know the
Jenny model yea wore at the Yacht
Club cotillion. GOSH hope you
brought it, You did. didn't you?'
again breathless.
Didn't leave It," answered
shortly. in the act OF drawing off a
stocking.
What kind OF slippers do you
wear with IL? Oh yes. remember
+, the paper said purple ones with red
heels. How absolutely adorable! You
can get away with extreme things,
Saiiie. but they're not for me. I'm
pink and blue type. Baby blue al
that. and believe me. II takes some.
thing more than colors that nre
sweet and girlish to make hit now
adays. BY the way" she added ms m
after thought. Have you met War
rem Fisher"
Sounds like movie actor. Nope
don't believe l have. uniess--and
I described the good-iookink strsnE
er who had given me his Tom and
jerry"
| That's Warren. all over" an
nounced Ellie. owns half Of Wall
Street. has a gorgeous yacht and
er-"
, "Ycs. yes. go on encouraged
walking toward the bath roo3 where
IL could smell the spicy aroma oi
dainty bath crystals In the warm
vapor.
''shh." she put her finger 10 hes
Gus manner. ~ must have your full
and undivided to tell yos aboui
Warren. ! will tell you THIS
+ ehosgh.~
ITO be continued next week.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate of Ida l.. Blazier, deceased
No. 7l9.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
County Court OF Rio Grande County
Colorado. on the 10th day OF Novem-
ber, A. d. 1924.
I FRANCES p. BISHOP,
Administrative.
Oct. 11-Nov. Z.
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ENTERS, WARREN FISHER OF
WALL STREET


had not meant to accept Ellie
Mitchells house-party invitation
and yet when arrived at "Dias
Dorados," the Mitchells luxurious
estate on the Bay Shore of historic
old Pensacola, l was glad that had
used q woman's prerogative and
changed my mind to come at the last
minute.
In keeping with the informally OF
the Mitchell's entertaining, the
chauffeur had been sent to meet me
and I had really enjoyed my solitary
drive through the autumnal-scenteA
twilight. Entering the grounds, the
atmosphere of the place gave me that
rare feeling Of exaltation that comes
from viewing some perfect scene or
painting that satisfies the senses.
"Dias Dorades-Golden Days"
mused. The name was aptly chosen.
I drew deep breaths of the woodsy
fragrance and aligh,ing from the car
sped up the steps, two at time.
tingling expectant.
The crowd inside was in excellent
spirits. Great log fires glowed at
either end Of the immense living
room with its easement doors and
windows, overlooking picturesque
riviera. At the piano. girl with
copper-colored hair and shutter
green tunic was strumming a minor
accompaniment to one of Services
poems.
And women in a bi-it-ter world
must do the be-est they can-n," she
sang in q husky voice. oblivious to
everything. but the youth with the
patent-leather hair who was bending
over her.
A great game of some kind was
being played by all others In the
room. l edged over to see what was
going on and, realizing my presence,
the engrossed players glanced up to
bid me welcome. II was n crap game.
please don't" begged motion
ing them back to their places, only
let me get in the game. I'm all
ganged up with sevens."
flung my gloves In one chair,
my platinumfox fur in another and
taking my turn vas soon easily the
winner.
"Snake-eycs wink at him-inspeci
'em and sob. come clevea-sweet
dynamite" ! coerced.
Its the way Saliie talks to 'em.
someone good naturedly com mplained
''even the dice are not Immune"
Yes. you make the rest of us look
like an Undertskers' convention, g
declared a voice behind. and lean
ing hack ON my heeix. I tnrned and
IA ced . stranger. whom noticed
was alert iu hh manner
We're way ahead OF you. TOO. .
he continued. here's something that
might give yes q little shove IN the
right direction" He smiled s'ngag.
ingiy asd Offered me a tail. frosted
glass from which ! tnok one exag-
gerated swallow.
That hit the spot. all rfKht."
murmused. "aad ! haven't the 81.
euse Of . hot and dusty Journey
either. because the trip over was
cool and pleasant: but II needed tust
this little delicate attention TO com.
plste my heavenly Impression Of
PenAacoia."
We chatted usnoiiecd. the circle
having widened.
80 you're saiiie. the sailie. whose
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE

i Great Western Heater, Daven-
port. rugs. 4 rockers, table-chair,
writing desk. sectional book case, 4
stand tables, dining table and
chairs, 3 beds. springs and mat
tresses, dressers. porch swing. 2
porch boxes, kitchen stove, laundry
stove. kitchen cabinet, work table,
cooking utensils, dishes, sewing ma
chine, Hoover sweeper. garden tools,
croQuet set. wheelbarrow, lawn
mowers. and other articles. Estella
Jones, at corner Hurley and Lyle, or
phone 1S9W.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24

ADONIAS ALIRE,
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF
COLORADO,
To Adonias Alire. the defendant
above named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to ap-
pear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff
in the County Court Of Rio Grande
County, State of Colorado, and ans
wer the complaint therein within
thirty days after the service hereof,
II served within the State OF Colo
RADIO: or If served out OF the State
Of Colorado, or by publication. with
in fifty days after the service here
Of, exclusive of the day of service:
or said action may be regularly set
for trial the same as though such ap-
pearance had been made and issue
had been joined on such complaint.
The said action Is brought by
plaintiff to obtain decree of
divorce. dissolving the bonds OF
plaintiff and defendant. on the
port and the care. custody and con-
Roy Alire. as will more fully appear
from complaint in said action to
which reference is here made and
copy OF which Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that
n you fail to appear, and to ans
wer the said complaint as above re-
Quired, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief therein
demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said court. at Del Norte in said
County this 18th day Of June, A. D.
1924.
MARIA Won BERNUTH,
Clerk.
(SEAL)
Oct. 17-Nov. 7.
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FOR SALE
AT PRIVATE SALE

i Round Oak base burner, l
Round Oak heater, l Flemish Oak
finish dining room suite consisting
of table, buffet, china closet and
plate rack. l Flemish Oak hall rack,
white enamel bed and springs, l
white enamel crib bed, l white
enamel top kitchen table, l Singer
sewing machine, nearly new, l elec-
trio vacuum cleaner, l large oak
rocking chair in leather. 121 First
Ave, Phone 236.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24

Nine weeks for. Christmas shop
ping. The Woods Gift Shop assort-
ment at reasonable prices.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
Vote for Aver. for Treasurer
SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO J
} ss
COUNTY OF RIO GRANDE, J
IN THE COUNTY COURT
ELVERA ALIRE,
Plaintiff, }
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
Used heating stove. John hewitt

FOR SALE-Alfalfa pasture and
hay: also native hay. d. Carroll.
Phone 52SF2.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-10-24
CANDIDA

l am the candidate
on the Republican
grateful for your su
past and having endei
you service, will ap
support at the coming
4th.
b. F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

HORSES heavy teams right out of
work and several good using odd
horses from 1000 to 1900. w. NJ. Pres
colt. AupuSt3
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will not take much of a prophet to
predict that the United States will
soon follow the example of France,
which after twenty years of expert
ment in the other direction has de-
finitely restored and enlarged the
classics in the secondary schools as
an essential part of liberal educa-
ton"
President Stills said that he was
speaking not only for Bowdoin but
for the other colleges in the State
and for the schools in Maine when
he expressed gratitude to the Asso-
citation for meeting here. He said.
This corner of the world. which in
deed smiles at us beyond all others.
is nevertheless in our great union of
states a real corner. We are often
times separated from these forces.
both good and bad. that sweep over
our more cosmopolitan neighbors.
The classical people in Maine parti-
culariy feel a sense of isolation, of
fighting for a lost cause in remote
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by Beck

tanned 10 of her friends Mar. 30th, in
honor Of her fifth birthday. A pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed playing
games. Refreshments of ice cream
and assorted cookies and cake were
served. She received many pretty
and useful gifts. also three pretty
birthday cakes and shower of post
cards, and the best wishes of her
many friends for many more. just
such birthdays.
Miss Welthea Richardson, who Is
teaching school at Kennebunk, Is at
home for a short vacation.
Many in town are suffering with
colds and sore throat.
Henry Bushy from Waterville is
visiting his son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Bushy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crowell and
little son, Ralph, passed the week
end with relatives in Riverside.
George Crowell made a business
trip to Augusta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Richardson
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UNITY

A. D. Whitten Of Portland and Mr..
and Mrs. Laurel Written of Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philips of Vassal-
boro and Merton Larrabee Of Pitts
field were in town Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Maria Clark.
Mrs. c. ID! Conner left Thursday
for Boston to meet Mr.. Conner. who
is on his way home from Florida by
automobile.
Mrs. Buelah knight entertained
the Arts and Crafts club Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bernard Small, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia and meas
les Is improving.
Mr.. Blanchard, representing Ar
mour company of Waterville was in
town Tuesday.
Vinnetta Whitehouse has returned
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secondary schools of Cumberland
county have been invited to attend
as the guests of the college from this
afternoon through tomorrow morn
inc. in order to be present at the
dinner to be given this evening and
the presentation of Platus "Menae-
chmi" which will follow 1t.
Delegates to the meetings are be-
ing cared for in the Bowdoin dormi-
tories and in several of the frater-
nity houses. The students are alb
sent, this being the Easter recess
Only the members of the Classical
club. the undergraduate organfza-
ton which will present the .'Menae-
cfmi" this evening, are on the cam.
nus. The translation used Will De
That made by Dean Nixon OF Bow
doin for the Loeb library and the
actors have been coached by y. IT rrG e
the hnisterous comedy will be played
by the HiIdreth twins OF Gardiner.
Before the play the members OF the
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Association will be the guests of the

Association will be the guests of the
college at an informal dinner served
in the vestry of the Church on the
Hill.
In his address of welcome Presi-
dent Stills made a strong plea for an
awakening of public opinion for the
cause of the classics. II do not
mean for moment" he said, THAT
every boy and girl in our high
schools should study Latin, but rath-
err that the people in general should
have a clearer idea of what Latin
and Greek really mean and of what
value the classics are in a demo-
crazy. 1t takes what the English
call q bit of doing to convince the
average voter that it is just as DEM
ocratic to urge that a high school
should teach Homer as it is to make
q plea for course in stenography."
He emphasized the value of
study of the classics as a foundation
of preparation for public and pro-
fessional life and assorted that lit
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outposts I do not think that feel
ing is altogether justified, because
many people of Maine believe whole
heartedly in the classics. But when
the tendency is the other way it
helps much to have the attention of
the public called to such a meeting
as this
The address of welcome was re-
sponded to by Mr.. Clarence w.
Gleason of Boston, President of the
Association. The following papers
wehe then read:
Latin Plays in the Secondary
School," Mr.. A. E. Linscott of Deer
ing High School. Portland.
The Epigram." Dean Paul Nixon
of Bowdoin College.
Teaching Greek at Bates College"
Prof. George NJ. Chase of Bates Col
lege.
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BRUSH SALESMEN-Dst. Mgrs. $50
SIS weekly. High quality line. Get our
$3.50 proposition. We train the mex
perienced. Neway Brush Co, Hartford.
Conn.
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PRES, S|LlS PREDICTS
RETURN TO CLASSICS
n. {. CLASSICAL ASSN,

Brunswick, Me-. April 4.-The
nineteenth annual meeting of the
New England Classical. Association
began this morning at Bowdoin col
lege. when President Kenneth c. NJ.
Stills Of Bowdoin made an address Of
welcome to the members of the As
ISOLATION in Hubbard Hall. About
seventy teachers of the classics from
the colleges and secondary schools
OF New England are expected to at
Tend part or all of the sessions,
which will close on Saturday after
noon. Classical teachers from the
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for parts. Ripley Co.. Augusta.
EULCANlZlNG - Latest equipment.
Tires. tubes and accessories, used
tires bought and sold. Gage Il King.
Commercial Sd. Augusta. Tel 959-M.
VULCANlZING-Ti and tubes: all
accessories for sale: second hand
tires bought and sold. Augusta Auto
Supply Co. 1853 Water st.
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COMPANY - Wants
man in every town TO take care of it's
advertising. Experience unnecessary.
Excellent opportunity. We also have
attractive agents proposition. GUAR
ANTEE SIGN SERVICE, 800 w. SUI
pcriOr. Chicago.
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

cOLT-Bay mare years old, weighs
over 400; good worker double or sin
gle. William Spaulding. Randolph.
Tel 1S1-R
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EMPLOY MENT
Solicitors, canvassers, AGENTS IS

500 a WEEK-Man wanted with am
bition, industry and small capital.
You can make above amount or
more, distributing Rawleigh's Quail
ty Products to steady Consumers in
this locality. We teach and help you
do a big business and make more
money than you ever made before.
Give age, occupation, references. w.
7. Rawleigh Co., Dept. $50. Freeport,
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to waterville, where she Is attend
ing school.
NJ. J. Hodges of Winthrop was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
G. A. Hubbard of Belfast was in
town Tuesday.
L. 3. Hunt is in Boston this week
to purchase horses.
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ACKNOWLEDGING raincoat free for
taking orders for $2.S2 raincoat. We
deliver. Eastern Raincoat Company
913 Roosevelt, Chicago.
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WTiEN-Your stomach feels bad use
Groder's Syrup. Sold by all druggists
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kave commenced their duties at
Bear Spring camps for the summer.
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ROME

Edna CroweiI, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. HI. CrowelE, enter
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities 80
IF YOU HAVE $300-Will start YOU
in new business; no competition;
should net 500 salary weekly; expe-
rienCe unnecessary. Mechanical Ma
chine Works, Baltimore. Md.
REAL ESTATE-The best
business. Start without capital. Spleen
did opportunities everywhere. Free
synopsis. Natl Cooperative Realty
Co, Dept. p, Marden Bldg, Washing
ton, ID. &.
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Situations Wanted-Male

POSITION-Wanted by university
graduate in business administration,
for the summer. Auditing. account
ing system installed. credit and COL
lection work, or any kind of work
along industrial or commercial lines.
Several years practical experience.
Anywhere in Maine through June.
July and August. If car is neces-
sary, am prepared to use own ma
chine. Write B-4, care Journal.
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Mrs. Marian Clark

Mrs. Mariah Clark passed away
early Monday morning after long
illness. She leaves one daughter.
Mrs. w. $. Lowell of this town and
two sons, j. r. Clark of Augusta and
Winifred Clark of Montana. Fu-
neral services were held Wednesday
morning. the Rev. George Davis con-
Quoting the services and f. w. Fair,
banks having charge Of the arrange
ments.
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sometimes the only way To get II done
lie to advertise for somebody to do II.
THE LOST is found the Classified
Al way.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-From pure
"Owen Farms stock" None better for
eggs and poultry. IS eggs 81. No eggs
shipped. +. |. Russell, EOS Bruins
wick Ave. Gardiner, Maine. Tel.
PAW
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe 81

HOU EKEEPER-Position desired by
refined young widow with 2 little
girls In widower's family. Write
Box sos. Dexter, Me.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. whitehouse'
were in Waterville Tuesday.
F. w. Fairbanks of Pittsfield wasi
In town Tuesday.
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TELL your troubles to a policeman
and if he Is stumped call upon our
d-faktr
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dge Of Opportunities Does Not Have Be Urged Read These Pages
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, VehieIea

MARE-Chestnut. 10 yrs. old. weighs
between 1t50-1200. Clever and safe.
John Damren. 81 No. Belfast Ave. Tel.
SSH.
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CHARACTERIZATION for Hire

ulNIkEfG ID--'-IIdIICG 10 WASH car. 90 AS-
senal st. Tel. 153M.
WHITE LINE-Taxi Service, formerly
Checkerboard. Tel. eco. Sherman w.
Hallowell. Office Hotel North.
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Repairins-Service Stations rs

OUR-Wash stand is doing business
Keep the mud spots off. Franklin
Service. Cony St.
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EABY CHICKS-SingIe Comb Red.
Eggs for Matching. Inquiries receive
prompt attention. THE RED FEATH-
Err FARM. Norway. Ne.
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EGGS-Pure bred White Wyandottes
for hatching; Regal Dorcas strain; 81
for Is, E. B. Richards. 3 Glenwood
St, Au~uSta. Tel l3S5-M
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MATCHING EGGS-Heavy laying
stock. r. |. Reds and White Wyan-
dottes. Use setting. C. w. Greasy,
Tel 102S-R
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MEN-Wanted for L. S. mail service.
$115-S190. Experience or correspon-
dence course unnecessary. Write f.
S. Bishop. Drawer $40. Joplin. Mo.
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EGGS-White Wyandotte for Matching.
Regal Dorcas strain. 81 for IS. Mrs
Eva Foster, Augusta. Tel. 1921
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Boats and Accessories

WHlLE-On that fishing trip let an
Evenrude do the work. Many models
to choose from. Ralph T. Dick, agent,
| Summer St, Gardiner.
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CHICKS-Order now your Pencome
Barred Rock baby chicks for immedi-
ate or future delivery at the follow
ing prices for cash with order: %
chicks. Sc: so. sl1.50: 100. s22: 500.
$lO5: 1000. 5000. Our chicks are ali
Matched from our accredited stock.
We are turning out as high as 1880 of
all eggs set, of the best chicks one can
buy anywhere. Pencome Poultry
Plant, East Corinth Maine
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
ORDS-FORDS-FOR

FORDS- ORDS-FORDS-- ~
SlS to $50 down
S. per week
laHO-Touring car, $500.
RETALIATION truck. 10000.
19c3-Coupe. $4,000.
lec3-Runabout, $4,000.
1ac2-Touring car. $4,000.
19?l-Touring car, $4,000.
1a?c-Sedan. $4,000.
la:o-Tourlng, $1o5.oo.
la23-Ton truck. 100000.
HONEST VALUES"
CArITAL CITY MOTOR COMPANY
Authorized Ford Dealers
$40 WATER ST. ~ AUGUSTA, Me
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Help-Male or Female

materially to your in
come by tipping authors manuscripts
in spare time. Easy work. high rate.
Write MRS. r. j. CARNES, Tallapoo-
Sa, Ga.
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COW-New milch, year old, Guernsey
and calf. A. I. Condor, Readfeld Rd.,
Manchester.
COW-New mich Jersey, and calf. Cow
) yrs. old. Geo. Rich, Maple ST, Hal
lowell
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CHlCkS-Day old, also eggs for
Matching from our heavy laying,
dark colored. prize winning s. c. r. /.
Reds. Chicks for Apr. and May, zoe
each, eggs 81 per Is. $40 per leo. We
are agents for Magic Coal Burning
Brooder, most practical brooder made.
River View Poultry Farm, So. Gardi-
ner. Maine. Tel S95-22.
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Poultry and Supplies

Barred Rock Matching
eggs. Sl.25 setting, 15c extra by
parcel post. r. McCourtney, 81 Ar
Senal ST. Augusta.
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WAGON--Double horse, in good con-
dition. Tel. 594-R.
WAGONS-7 new ones. L. C. Barker.
East Vassalboro. Tel. 26-S,
WORK HORSES. Will sell cheap.
Terms If desired. Inquire of Clifton
II. Shaw. Willow ST.
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about 400; gentle:
ideal for farm work. No more need
for time. Can be seen by applying
to Augusta Furniture Co, 107 Water