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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1924-11-20
LOCAL RED CROSS
REORCANIZED

The local Red Cross drive will COM
mence on Saturday, the 22nd. 1t was
decided that this drive must be put on,
to avoid the loss of the charter by
the Local Chapter. Fifty per cent
Of the proceeds of this drive will go
to the National organization and fif-
ty per cent to the local Red Cross
fund.
Mr.. Tillie, representative from Di-
vision Headquarters Of the American
Red Cross at Chicago was in the city
on Saturday and assisted in reorga-
mixing the Carbon County Chapter
Ds1sGates were present from all parts
Of the county. The officers elected
were: Mrs. H. P. Cassidy, chairman;
Mrs. F. s. Putnam Of Edgar, Vice
Chairman; Mrs. J. ]. Gleason of Red
Lodge, Secretary and Mrs. E. M.
Adams, treasurer.
A permanent Executive Board was
also formed, and those elected to this
board are as follows: Mrs. Thomas
Good, Washoe; Mrs Ella Kane, Bear
creek; Mrs. Pearl Burns, Belfry; Mrs.
Bartlette; Fromberg; Mrs. Putnam,
Edgar; Mrs. Clem Baldwin, Bridger;
Mrs. Conberry, Silesia; Mrs. Bates,
Joliet; Mrs. c. E. Russell, Luther;
R. M. Porter, Red Lodge and DR.
?. ]. Sweeney, Red Lodge.
Professor Porter will have charge
Of the drive to secure large enroll
ment from this city.
The following is statement Of the
Local Red Cross Relief Work fol
I923-I924:
SeDt in to Headquarters s277. 81
Sent in to Headquarters for Jap
anese Relief --.-.---.-t-.--.....-..-... 10000
Expenses Of Ex-Service men
from Carbon county to Hos
pitfalls ...--s- -....-..-.-...-. l6s.0s
Collectable Loans to Ex-Service
Men 2G5.OI
Junior 4. c. Gifts to Billings
Hospital, Civilian Relief ....... 75.0l
Fromberg ..............................-... 5O.Ol
Bearcreek .-............................... $500
Bridger ...............,.,.............-... 1905
Joliet -.......-.............-............... 200
Red Lodge and territory ........-... 2a0.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

SMALL OVERHEAD 1NpENSE-
Small profits. better DAYS work cuts
labor cost. f. II. Hodges. Fainter
PaperhHnger "2 Gage 81. Tel sol.
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UNITY

The POllyanna club was very pleas
antly entertained Thursday afternoon
by Miss Garnett Giles.
Mrs. G. Z. Davis returned Thurs
day from a weeks visit with friends
in Waldoboro.
+. ". Fairbanks of Pittsfeld was
in town Friday.
4. r. Hood and Son have finished
cutting their ice.
Bartlett Chase. who has had en-
ployment In Waterville is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boulise OF
Bangor have been guests the past
week of 4. S. Ward.
DR.. Herman Brown Of Pittsfield
was In town Friday.
Mrs. G.. 4. Stevens returned from
Norridgewock Monday. whene she
been to attend the funeral Of her
mother. Mrs. Samuel Albee.
Sinnetta Whitehouse, who il at
tending school in Waterville. is at
home Ill with the measles.
Harry Whitney. l.. y. Chase and
G NJ. Whitney were in Lewiston Fri
day 10 attend meeting of the Tur-
ncr Center Dairying association.
Mrs. l.. II. Tozier entertained the
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cloths and clothing with price Gle
walton of IS percent above 1915.
House furnishins goods rank third
with an increase of &c percent, one
other group of commodities STANDS
at n price level which is above me
average for all commodities. rms
group includes fuel and lighting,
nrices of which were found to be ~
norcent above the prewar standards.
Four groups accommodates are be
low the general average. FOODS
showed an increase of Al percent;
farm products. Al percent; metals
and metal products. IL percent ana
chemicals and drugs 80 perce,t.
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THORNDIKE

Mr. and Mrs VIII DolIon were
! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Co
: burn TWecdic.
! Mrs. Sarah Parsons Of SkOwhcgan
has sold her residence here to Mrs.
Ly dia Farwell
The selectmeu have been in session
at their Office the past week Settlin.
up the years business.
Miss Ruth Mcfarland Of Freedom
was the guest of Miss Nerna Besscy
Friday night
Harvest Moon grange had an en-
tertainment aud baked bean and
pastry supper Saturday night for
their new members:
III. y. Harmon was a business call
cr in Belfast Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Farwell Of Unity was
the guest Of Mrs. Lydia Farwell
Thursday.
The North school taught By Mrs.
Iva Hogan and Patterson Ridge
school taught by Miss Veda 'Hasty
closed Friday for few weeks vaca-
ton
Mrs. Ambrose Dean went TO Port
land Saturday to STAY with her hus-
b3nd, who is attending business col
legc there.
ID. Whiting and Sons Creamery
company are harvesting their years
supply of ice this week.
Misses Marie Stevens and Verna
Besscy attended the funeral services
OF their school mate. Mrs. Elmer
Bryant. in Knox. Saturday.
Arthur Tweedie is sick with the
hu' There are a number OF cases
OF bad colds and grip around town.
Miss Eiva Hasty's school at Burn
ham village closed Friday for a few
weeks' vacation.
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Furnished to the Kennebec jour
raj through the courtesy OF j. a.
Manage N Co. of Augusta ana
WaterNlle.
Washington, Feb. 1e-Clothsw ana
clothing lead all other groups of basic
commodities in price departure from
pfe"ar standards.
Prices of these products of the tex
uie' industry average 1903 percent
above the 1918 price level in whole. .
sale markets throughout the United
states it is shown in the newest ma
.lon wide price investigation to De
completed by the L. s. Department
'f Commerce.
The general wholesale price Level
" all principal groups of basic com
nodities. averaged, was reported by
me department as 81 percent higher
man in the prewar year.
Building materials rank next AFTER
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WINTHROP

Tie Jolly Eight Whist club met
with Mrs. Willis Morrow. Monday
evening. Mrs. Emerald Wood had
the highest score, ami received a
prize. The consolation went to Mrs.
Morrow. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Earl Morton.
The |. j.. *. Clup met Monday
with Mrs. Annie Haynes at the home
of Mrs. G. f. Marble, The party
gathered at the postofice. where they
were met by a team. and enjoyed a
ride TO the Marble home Sewing
occupied the time. and refreshments
were served in the dinirs room. which
was prettily decorated with stream
crs Of rcd and green crepe paper.
The next meeting oe the club will
be held next week with Mrs. Mar
garct Foster. when an all day gath
crinS will be enjoyed with picnic din
neT.
G +. Marble is making trip to
Portland.
Charles Stevens passed Sunday in
Fayette.
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EAST WINTHROP

Mrs. g. NJ Foster will entertain
the Thursday club on Feb ~ Roll
call. Old superstitions. The meeting
Will begin at o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Maxwell visited Miss
Grace Foster on Sunday.
Wilder Needham Of Portland was
a caller al Winslow farm on Satur-
day.
1t is hoped a good number will be
present at the Farm i;urcau supper
at the Baptist vcstry on Thursday
night at 6 O'Clock. Dr Gowen of
Orono will give an Address on expert =
mcntS in regard to ddlkving.
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CLASSlFIED-DISPLAi
l25 Acres-Seasons Crops
8 Cattle, furniture, tools; $500

Good income. comfortable winter as
surcd; onl! miles depot. town. all
advantages: good markets: productive
dark loan fields. brock watcrod pas
ture: 60 apple and plum trees: COM
Portable 6-room house. running water,
GoOd loft. basement barn. pranarY
poultry house. Woman must sell
$500. horSr. . cows and calves. fur
niturc, cream separator. crops ihClud-
ed to settl" now. Less than hall
cash. Details page - Big Illus. Bar
gain Catalog monCy-uaking farms
best sections United States COPY
free. STROUT FARM agency
SOC T. Old South Bldg. Boston. Mass.
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served at noon and all not otherwise
solicited will please bring pastry.
The Night Owls met Thursday
night with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mer-
row. There were II present.
The first meeting of the Boys and
Girls Club of the season was held
Saturday at the home of the leader,
Mrs. George Woodbury..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
have returned from a visit with
rela tives in Boston.
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with offerings light at the Yards
Fancy single animals Of heavy
weights sold up to 1Gc. with aver
age sales Of choice lots / q i2c. Az
eragc mixed lois at 8 IL a 10 lie.
! drinkers and grasscrs 81 il, small
calves 5@Gc
Western receipts Of hogs 10 the
packers ran lighter. bnt at the yards
receipts were or the average small
number. The western market for
hogs was off &c which was but
partially. reflected in sales at til"
lards, rs fancy lots sold at nearly
the same range. Choice lots sold
at SugC. rough G07c, bears So DC,
dressed hogs 0@9 lie.
n j.. sheep and lambs were in
light supply but from the west
there was a generous shipment The
market was quiet but steady. Sheep
sold at IA Sc, and lambs9 q l:iC.
Shipment OF mich COWS continue
light. owing both to the slack de-
! mand ana to difficulties of shipment
at this time Of the year. There is
an abundance Of milk received for
the Boston market. and sales at the
yards 50 far this year have been dun.
/. Fancy COWS sell at $1i0W $50 per
head. with good to choice cows at
S75s, ITO moor 10 ordinary COWS ut
So n 60
Live poultry sold steady. Fowl at
&c n sc, chickens 30 25c. ROSTERS
100 1Sc.
TUESDAY SALES
Beef Cattle-F. ID. Keenan, sold
bun. $50 lbs at ! 1-2c: 20 COWS at
> sic. and 6 slippery at > l-oC. J..
=. Prindie sold Is cows at 3 1-2c. +.
NJ. Dana sold COW at 1-bc. and >
cows at = 3-tc. Otis II. Forbush sold
| COW at 1-2c, ! COW at 3i-2c. ard
81. Howard Gorges sold fancy. we'll
fattencd COW. 1920 Ibs at 6 lee; :
COWS at l-3c and slippery COW,
100 lbsS at Sc. +. Simon sold cows.
$3.50 lbs at / Lee, and cows, $3.50
lbs at 5 l-2c.
Veal Calvcs-E. +. Prindle sold %
calves at l-2c. Il. II. Carpenter sold
/ calf. 80 lbs at lie. F. NJ Dana
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Arts ana Craft club Wednesday af-
tCrnOUn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Loycland were
IN Belfast Thursday.
T.. i. Hunt has returned from BOs-
ton with car load of horses.
|. l.. Libby was a business visitor in
Bangor Friday.
Hale Taylor. who has been in the
Elm City hospital at Watcrville for
surgical treatment has returned home
very much improved.
Francis Edgcrly. who is training in
the bradbury Memorial hospital at
Belfast. was at homc for few days
the past week.
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FINANCIAL NEWS

short fed steers rather numerous at
7.500.S.25; buk fed offerings making
1909 9.15: ycarlings scarce; best
youngsters 1000; she stock and bulls
steady to strong: desirable beef heif-
ers shade higher in spots: veal calves
soc to 81. lower: 100 to 200 under re-
cent high time: bulk light vealcrs to
packers 9.50n10.50: outsiders few at
12.00T12.5O for selected handy weight
killers; stockers and feeders steady to
weak.
HOGS--Recoipts $4,000 fairly active
15c higher than Mondays average
bulk 7.00m710: top 7.15: bulk desirable
strong weight pigs 6.00G6.50.
SHEEP-ReceiptS 1900: fat lambs
steady; top fat wooded lambs 1855:
good clipped lambs 1900: hest fat ewes
head 900: heavies S25WS.50: feeding
lambs 1926 to 1850.
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Healthy French Girls

Paris, Jan. 25--tA. p. by Mali)-
Medical records show that the gem.
oral health Of French girls is improy-
ing. due in large measure TO thar
growing interest in and adoption Of
Outdoor sports. Chlorosis. form of
anemla or blood deficiency, once
prevalent, has almost entirely dis
appeared. - -.
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MEN AND WOMEN-Make large pro-
fits selling Rawleigh's Good Health
Products ana Household Necessities
ence necessary. Largest company
teaches you the most successful
methods and gives most help and CO.
operation. Give age, occupation, ref
erences. w. +. Raleigh Co, CT. $50,
1'reeDOrt Ill
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EMPLOYMENT
Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents g

opportunity. Life
of Woodrow Wilson" 10y Josephus
Daniels, Sec'y Navy, associate of
former President. Big book, hand
somely illustrated. Low price, best
terms to agents. Credit given. Send
for free outfit at once, make money
fast. Authorship is guarantee Of au-
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-13

The aggregate of live stock at
Brighton. WATERFOWL and the local
slaughter houses.
This week Cattle 1863. sheep and
lambs 651S. calves 2547, hogs 1908.
Last week: Cattle 1861. sheep and
lambs 2o9S, calves 2131. hogs %. 2G5.
one year ago: Cattle 1898. sheep and
lambs 40S9, calves 1913, hogs 25.4a6.
TOTAL SHIPMENT FROM MAINE
Cattle 20. sheep and lambs 81. calves
rs, hogs 10.
TONE OF THE MARKET
Shipments in all lines of stock
ran light this week. In addition To
the offerings for the Boston market,
were GO Canadian export cattle.
held and fed prior to shipment at
the Brighton Yards.
At Brighton the beef cattle mar
ket was dun. with prices a fraction
lower than week ago. There were
only a few head OF fancy cattle OF
fered. the best of which in fancy
steers and oxen sold at Sm9c, With
medium to good steers and oxen 1T
Ga &C, coarse or thin oxen . IL 81
lie. In COW beef there were veTy
few animals that sold above &c, but
the range on choice fat cows was
from . 1-2 n q lie, with meoiIun
TO good COWS at L. a j lie. poor
to ordinary cows :; Il u i lie.
Bologna. Gamers and slippery COWS
at = IA q lie. Bulls . Il q
d lie.
The veal calf market was firm,
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WINTHROP CENTER

Miss Marian NosbuIg of New Yorl,
is visiting Mrs. Paul Bailey.
Mrs. Gerald Marble Il Skowhegan
has been visiting Mrs. carl Jean Toll
man the past week.
Mrs. G. |. Bailey has gone to Som
erville. Mass.
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Mrs. J. M. Whitaker

The many friends Of Mrs. J. NJ.
Whitaker of lIampden. formerly OF
this town were saddened to hear OF
her death which occurred ut her home
III llampdeu. The family has the
sympathy of all in their SORROW.
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BELGRADE

NORTH-Nearly all the farmers
have finished harvesting their ice.
There is to he an all day session
Of Salmon Lake Grange Saturday
Feb. &c. There is to be a speaker
from Orono present. Dinner will be
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ago. He WAS Il carpenter by trade.
Funeral services will be held at !"
o'clock ThurSdaN
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Feb. T,
cATTI.E-Receiplsr1,oo 900: good 10
choice beef steers strong; lower s,au ~.
anil. 15Ma5c lower:top steers i1'""'
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EMPLOY NfENT
Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents IS

MAKE So TO $50 WEEKLN-Start
profitable business in exclusive terri
tory selling chidrenS dresses direct
from factory; 800 actual saving to
mothers; no competition: steady re-
peatS; beautiful samples: no invest
ment required. Merry Anne Dress
Co. New Haven. Conn
SELL "MADISON BETTER MADE"
SHlRTS-Dircct from our factory
to wearer. 40 capital or experience
required. Easily sold. Big profits.
Write for free samples. Madison
Mills. sos Broadway, New York.
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Cyrus G.. Wood

Cyrus G. Wood died Monday night,
aged 76 years. Mr. Wood was born
in iSt. Adams. March r. 1S47. and
moved here from Pittsfeld SO years
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Boston Live Stock Market

Specially Reported for the Kennebcc
Journal
Stock Yards. Feb To-
MAINE,
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Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Automobiles for Sale II
EAEGAINS- IN used automobiles.
There Is no better time than now to
cot real values. Bradstreet Motor
CO.. liaIiuwell- Augusta.
The journal Will not tie responsible
for more than one incorrect insertion.
liease notify promptly any mistake In
Tie INITIAL insertion.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles tor Sale

ADD Nc MACHINES-S type
writer's and cash registers. Terms. y.
II. Wheeler. Ha!lowell
BUFFALO ROBE-i.ined. genuine.
Write Geo. A. Hcrrick Madison.
COMPUTING SCALES-30-lb.: good as
new. Also Roto speed. new. Either
for half price. Terms. y. H.
Wheeler lfaliOwcN.
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MEN Or WOMEN-Earn 50 to $50
weekly in Your spare time at home ad
dressing ana mailing circulars for
mail order firms. No Canvassing. Book
of instructions sent prepaid for 25c
silver. EMPIRE SUPPLY co, Hart
land Maine.
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Literary Club Meets

The Literary club neld very in
teresting meeting Monday evening
with Mrs. Lila Andrews. The topic
of study was South America with roll
call answered by cites of South
American. Map drll was followed
by a very fine paper on German and
Spanish Occupation III south Ameri-
ca" written by Mrs. Rose Parker and
read by Mrs. {. +. kiiLeth. Mrs. Al
bert French gave "A valentine day
reading. Mrs. Millspaugh Is next
weeks hostess.
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Which Classified Readers Never Have Upon
LIVE STOCK
Dous, Cats, Pets

COLLIE-1n months old. as Mt. YER
non Ave. Augusta.
PUPS-S weeks old. we'll bred pups
from noted breeders. airedale terriers,
jet black toy cocker spaniels. black
poodles. long silky hair, small price.
pick one out today. (. l.. Wakefield.
Grove St. Augusta. Tel. SI9-M.
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The selectmen have announced that
the Town books are to be closed this
Week. and articles for the town war
rant should be I'm not LATER than next
Monday.
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ROOM AND BOARD

Rooms Without Board 69
BANGOR ST. Undesirable room. Cen
tlemen preferred. Tel. 561W.
BANGOR ST. l02-Small sunny
room with stove. Call evenings.
CROSBY ST. 13-Small room. Modern
conveniencrs. Tel. 313- NJ.
GAGE ST. PLACE Near Eatou's Tel
S93% mornings 10 =.
GARDlNER-91 summer St. fur
nished rooms. Sl.an per week aud up.
GARDINER warm, furnished
room. Gentlemen preferred. 10l High
land Ave
SPRING ST. Ill large front room.
suitable for : girls; also single room.
Tel 336-E.
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HeIp-MaIe Jr Female

detrimental postal
and other good positions $1400-$2300
yearly. Experience unncceS5 try Full
particulars free by writing e. w. Rob
bins, civil Service Expert, 3SS Bur-
chcli Bldg, Washington. u. c.
.IAN AND NIFE-(No childrcn) for
light farm and garden work at Tall
wood. References necessary. Sam w
Patterson, Marauacook, Me. Tel. Read
fold 24-3.
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Business and Office Euuipt So

ADDING MACH Nt.S-Ncw and used
DaltonS. Free service. Liberal terms
ii desired. -. T. Matthew, RodeTiCks
barber shop. under Hotel North. Au-
GUSt1.
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

MARE-Black, weight 1900 lbs, yrs.
old, sound and safe. for lady TO drive.
Tel. so or write Box CT. Gardiner h.
]. Office.
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SHOES-Bocome our local salesman
selling hish-grddc shoes direct to
Wearcr. Quick seller and good commits
s3"n. Experience not required. Tan
nera Shoe Mig Co., 1913 c St, Boston
Mass.
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Help Wanted-Maie

LARGE CORPORATION--W a SER
vice man in every town to paste up
its signs on store-keepers windows.
Excellent opportunity for reliable
party. No experience necessary. We
also have attractive proposition for
agents and statesmen. Guarantee
Sign Service, 36lW. Superior, Chi
cage
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ANNOlJNCEM ENTS


Personals .
11,ED pEOl'LlI-lnvalids' and mater
INV cases taken at WhIteiield Cottage
Hospital. Katherine a. Morse. Supt.
Tel Whiteheld G-23.
Pleasant. quiet for GONZALES
cent or Old lady. with services of OK
p.ri.nccd nurse. Tel. 278-E
V,DAME CRAM Medium. Readings
dnilv 3 Capitol ST. Tel. GILL.
Lost and Found 10
BOOK 20. 1867 ion Augusta Trust
80 hast Finder return to bank.
.4f kETEDtH Contains sum money
and kryg. between Colonial Theatre
and GauuI1 ST. BOX k-%, Journal.
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RHODE ISLAND REDS-purebreds
Have 40 fine breeding cockerels. all
Orono tested stock against white diar-
rhea. Beautiful dark red, heavy, stur-
dy birds. These breeders have been
feed, scratch feed and milk. Win sell
this extra fine stock OH account of
changed plans. One lot or singly.
Also 60 laying puliets, same stock.
Telephone Augusta 905.
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HOFFMANIIINoi- That suit and over
coat gives YOU the satisfied feeling of
being w"li grOomcd E"rfZ. the Tailor
POI Water st, Augusta.
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YOUR CLASSIFIED hd should tell
all the particulars about what you
want or what rOu have Ia offer
"nat do you want? Read the want
Rda
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Poultry and Supplies


Poultry and Supplies 49
GREEN GROUND BONE-Casavant d
Cloutier. sc Water St. Augusta.
lNCUBATORS-And bruoder stoves.
Cyphers and Queen machines. all
Sizes. Price right and immediate de-
livery TO your freight station. Phone
or write Peter Thaanum Jr,, Win
throp. Maine. Tel. 1927.
X. !. REpS-Husky baby chicks from
heavy lay ing. vigorous, trap-nested
breeders. CoCkerclS direct from
Owens 2rd Pinecrest pedigree 300
2G7 eggs. 16I birds blood tested with
out reactor. Can book few more
for March and April. Price 25c each.
Peter Thaanum. Jr., Winthrop, Maine.
Tel. l02-2l.
Wanted-I,ve Stock so
CHlCkE,NS-And fowl wanted. dress
ed Weber x Hcwrtt. Augusta.
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EMPLOYMENT
telp Wanted-r male

WOMAN-F'or general homework, no
washing or ironing, references re-
quired. Is Summer st. Tel. III.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-12-12
CHARLES SNIEDER

CHARLES SNIEDER-Decorative- beautiful wa
ermelon red If this dahlia had the publicity deserves
it would be clasSed among the very best 1t is the
striking and ornamental dalia in the garden of which
know. Flowers are large, strong stems 1t has a
long bearing and is good cut flower Price Soc
VASHON-Peony-A very large graceful peony
with unusually long and strong stems color. beautiful
primrose yellow, suffused with shades of pink 1t is
very free boomer, and the flowers last well when cut
Many satisfied customers have told that 'VaShon is
of the most satisfactory dahiaS they have ever
grown Your collection is not complete without it.
Price - SOC
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-12-12
How Times Have Changed!
Now--A Real Holiday Fruit Cake
Fine as Grandmother Used to Make!

The holiday asts would be complete without fruit cake
Through all the has been feature of the joyous ho
iday But in times past the housewife had all the work
and worry of preparation How Times Have Changed!
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-12-12
LILIES

SCARLET QUEEN-Collarette- Scarlet with yellow
collar The only coarette have that will attract
attention in basket bouquet than any other
dahlia in the show Try it. Exhibit it in basket and
win prize. Price~-- . SOC