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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10

Rabbi Wolfe Macht rabbi of Temple
Rodcf Sholom Of Waco, Tex, who
recently visited the several prisons of
the state Of Texas. makes the statement
that among approximately 1000 con-
victs he found only five Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagogue, 24th and
Curtis street, daily services 6 ~ n. m.
and at Sunset Friday evening.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School of the Beth
Joseph has been recognized under a
good beard of education, who have en-
gagged Mr.. Ismclite, competent teach
er and scholar.
Every saturday afternoon Rev. Lie
herman will instruct the members of
the congregation in MikrOd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10

The Turkish minister of education
issued nm announcement to all schools
which are under the supervision of
foreign organizations that unless pro
vision is made in them for religious
instruction the schools will be closed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
BETH HA MEDROSH HA-
GODOL SUMNER NOTES
Services

Services are held daily at the Synu-
sog, 10th at Gaylord, At G:4j every
morning. Friday evening services are
held at Sunset aud Saturday morning
srrNicrs al o n'clock
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
Hebrew School

The Hebrew School l. in charge Of
Mr. Iapil. who now has very large
class. He is still able to handle few
more children This class Is in session
from to q n. IN. daily.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
Schools

The Denver Hebrew School meets
every morning at o o'clock. Glasses are
held In the Bessie ] Rude Community
Center. under the leadership of Mr.. NJ.
Levy and Mr.. NJ BreSlau.
In another column is description 0f
the new Education Venture that the
Synagog is doing during the summer
months.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION SABBATH SERVICES

Friday night services start promptly
at s y. IN. Saturday morning at o a. m.
Religious School
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
SHEARfTH ISLAEL

Shcarith Israel, corner Tenth and
Lawrence streets. services are held
every morning at G:3O, Friday eve
min. at Sundown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10

The Religious School is in session
every Sunday morning from 10 TO Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09
Criminal Problems To Be
Discussed at Convention

Detroit. Jan. Shy A. P.)-Means
toward the solution of criminal prob
lens will be further discussed at the
annual meeting here January HIP
of the American Institute of Criminal
Law and Crimnology. according TO
James Bronson Reynolds. president,
who will report on progress in the
work.
Other features of the program will
be reports by the committees on
criminal records and statistics and on
surveys made in other fields. Prof,
F. p. Crossley of the Northwestern
University School of Law will speak
on the former subject augmented by
first hand information gathered by
Prof. Samuel r. Warner of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
The institute has been enabled to
function in regard to records and
statistics through the generosity of
John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. and the
work of the survey committee is sup
ported by the aid of the Carnegie
corporation, according TO Mr.. Rey-
nolds.
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Readfeld Grange
InStallS Officers
Readheltl

Regular meeting OF Readheld
Grange was held Saturday, Jan. 5.
with Worthy Master &. G.. Freer In
the chair. The morning session was
devoted to the usual routine bust
ness and the receiving and adopting
OF the officers annual reports, the re
ports of the finance committee and
OF the worthy master as delegate
to the state Grange. also q short
discussion on the water powers Of
Maine
Following the usual good dinner
and noon recess. the officers for the
year were ably and impressively in
stalled by Frank +. Washburn, past
master of Perry Grange. assisted by
Sisters Laura Cooper, Minnie Hath
away and Alice T.. Walker
The officers installed were: Stan
ley >. Hight. master: G. w. Crosby,
overseer. Amy Packard, lecturer:
Ernest w. Lewis. steward: Oliver
Hathaway. assistant steward: Cos
tello Weston. chaplain; Fred A.
Walker. treasurer: Cecil q. F'reer,
secretary: Howard Harrimsa, gate
feeper; Ruth s. Hight. Ceres; Lula
Blckford. Pomona: Lottie Il. Cotton,
Flora: J.. \. Steward, Louise Childs
Tastefully arranged tableaux. undet
tpt ShpNi tHttIiNdIte VI JiSIef SGQ1e
Dunn added TO the beauty OF the
ceremony. Following the instalia
ton. a pleasing incident occurred in
the presentation To the retiring mas
Ter. {. q. Freer Of handsome past
masters jewel. The presentation re
marks were made by Worthy Chap
lain. Costello Weston and Brother
Freef expressed his thanks for the
gift and keen appreciation of the
good will prompting TIE same.
A short program followed consist
ing OF recitations. New Years
Thoughts by f.. a. Walker: vocal
solo. Friar Of Orders Grey and encore
by II. =. Wight OF Bethel Grange; an
address OH Taxation. past. present
end future. by Frank y. washburn.
commissioner OF Agriculture and
america the Beautifur' sung by the
Grange.
Visiting grangers were present
from Winthrop. Starting. Bethel.
Perry. Mt. Vernon and Canton, with
total attendance of 81.
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MONTvILLE

Miss Marcia Hurd has closed her
school at North Montviile. on account
of sickness among the children, some
have colds others have whooping
cough. ana there has been two cases
of influenza.
Some OF the people in town have
purchased radios.
Quite a number attended the X. Il.
ball at Freedom Friday night.
Tic farmers are getting up fire
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Raven, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter. Jan. LIST.
James Custello of Mass, who has
been in town visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Allen Dyer and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bartlett and family, has
returned home.
Howard Hurd dressed a hog last
week which weighed 528 pounds.
News has been received here, of
the appointment as post master. and
express agent, at Moors Mills, y. L.,
of Chauncey Il. Pollard. Mr. Pol
lard has been manager Of the Farm
ers store in It. Stephen nearly two
years. and has resigned to accept his
new appointment. He has also pur-
chased the business Of Benjamin
Dickerson. OF Moors Mills. Mr..
Pollard is cousin to Mrs. Ralph w
Howard. and has many rclotives IN
this State, who wish him continued
success.
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RICHMOND
Progressive Grange

About 40 members and visitors
we're present at the Grange meeting
friday evening and enjoyed the pro-
gram prepared by Brother Raymond
Northey:
Song by choir: reading. Archie
MeMaster; duet. Sisters Lewis and
Lane: raper, What grain feeds can
protitably bc raised at home?" w.
" Dinslcy and discussed by Horace
Nanwaring; song. Vera Mesorve:
recitation. Ira Northey: paper. DO
We use our heads as much as our
lands In doing our work." by Mas
WF Walter Knight, followed by dis
,usSon: singing. Sisters Lewis and
lane a fine address on State Roads
gwen by J.. u. Barrows OF Augusta
was much enjoyed. A treat was
served at close of program.
Az the next regular meeting the
installation of officers will be held.
y, Purinton will act as installing
Viacer. After the ceremonies of the
rneellng a supper will be served.
M, Inc committee in charge are Eva NJ.
,,Aooy, Mary NJ. Manwaring and
heIs Douglass. All ladies are re-
VOested 10 bring cake.
=, Mrs. Eugene Edgecomh passed
vSe Weekend with her son and FAM
ny In Augusta.
The, ladies OF the Farm Bureau
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erset hospital. Skowhegan, Thursday
for treatment.
A Tailor, A Serb and
Some Missing Bonds
by Beck

Prague, Dec. IS "a. +. by MaiD-
A story of missing bonds. fnyster-
iuus Serb who paid s40.0 for a suit
of clothes. and Il Wisconsin farmer
who should be grateful to Il distant
brother-in-la law. has come to light i'll
the records Of the local police head
quarters.
A little more than three years ago
a package of bonds. valued at 800
900 and addressed to bank in Chi
-Tago, was mailed in Omaha. 1t never
reached its destination. and investi-
CATION showed that the package had
been sent enormously to Rossice, in
CZeChoslovdkia. 1t was duly recciv-
cd in Prague. but thereupon all fur
thcr trace Of il vas lost.
Three months ago, according to in
formation IN the possession of the
Prague police. a farmer of Wisconsin
presented to the Chicago bank in
question five bonds OF $1,000 each
that had been included in the original
Shipment. Questioned, he explained
he had received them from his
irother-i in law. g tailor in Prague.
The trail. now back in Czecholslo-
Nakia. was again taken up by local
detectives, who soon found the tailor
This man related that in the spring
OF 1921 Serb, recently arrived from
America, ordered q suit of clothes
and left with him as a guarantee Of
Enai payment. $4,000 in American
bonds. The Serb never called for his
clothes. and the tailor not knowing
what to do with the bonds, finally
sent them TO his brother in law in
America. the Wisconsin farmer.
There is, however. another angf. TO
the story. 1t seems the tailor's soI,
was employed in the Prague post
once when the bonds reached there.
end this coincidence has led to the
arrest OF the tailor and his son. who
are now lodged in jail pending the
receipt o. further information from
the United States.
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MONTVILI.E

CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Wentworth were Friday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bartlett, in APP
pleton.
Clarence W. Bean and Miss Mil
dred Howard have whoopinS cough
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wentworth is slightly
improving in health.
w. s. Davis has been suffering
from a carbuncle on his neck.
David Twitchell. whose buildings
were recently burned. Is boarding
with Mrs. Nell Hartman.
The officers-elect OF Union Harvest
Grange were efficiently installed Sat
urday evening by J. V. jackson. as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood
bury. A bounpful supper was served.
Last Wednesday evening, Mr..
Jackson installed the officers Of Lib
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CANAAN

Stanley Horne returned Monday
to kent's Hill where he is attending
school. after passing a few days with
his grandmother. Mrs. Horne. at the
home of his uncle, Frank Penney.
Mr.. and Mrs. SewalI Salisbury are
the parents OF baby boy born Sat-
urday, Jan. ).
Mrs. Addie Putnam. who has been
nursing in Skowhegan, arrived Mon
day for visit with her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Boston.
Miss Geraldine Smith. Who Is
teaching at Cerson's Corner. Athens,
is at home for vacation.
Mrs. Carl Fitzgerald. who has
been very i'll. is improving Mrs.
Reulah Holt is caring for her.
George Smith entered the Som
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SHARKS

SANDY RIVER VALLEY John
Quimby butchered large beef crittcr
for Aubrey Drawn Saturday
Harold and John. the little sons of
Arthur Quimby were quite seriously
K with colds last week but are
much improved.
Ninton Ladd and Frank Quimby
broke out the road Monday so the
cream collector could make his reeu-
lar trip.
Miss Florence Borden. who has
been at home on a two weeks raca-
ton. returned Sunday TO Norridge-
wock. where she Is employed at Mrs.
Ralph Hilton's.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Wood. who has been so III with
abccsses in his head. IL improving.
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TROY

CENTER-T. p. Tyler is still con-
fined to the house from the effects
of his accident six weeks ago.
Charles Smith is recovering SLOW
IL from the shock which he under
went a week ago. a trained nurse
Is in attendance.
Mrs. Otis Danforth Is confined TO
the bed with a severe attack oil iuh-
bago. ~,
Hopkins passed Friday IN my,
.urs,s of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Getcheli.
AIR. and Mrs. w. II. Barnes have
employment in the wooden mill IN
Corinna.
AZ the whist party at the Grange
hall. Saturday evening. the prizes
we're won by Miss Allie Head ana
Homer Parker.
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King Boris of Bulgaria
Comes Into His Own Again

Sofia, Bulgaria. Dec. 1S-(A. L. by
MaiD liking Boris opened the Bull
eariaD parliament in person a few
days ago. thus revivinS national
custom that prevailed before the
war, and also giving rise to the be-
lief that it is the policy of the pres
ent government to give full recogni-
ton to the royal prerogative in Bull
Saria.
During the Stamboulisky regime of
three and One-hal, years there were
many evidences that ;1e peasant pre-
mier sought to eliminate King Boris
from official or personal activity in
affairs of state. The king was dis
tinctly n subordinate figure He lived
in retirement. and there was never
such a thing as a royal entertain
ment.
In contrast the king gave diplo-
matte dinner recently. in his palace
at Nranja, to group of foreign min
listers and commissioners. and il IS
now reported that he is preparing for
an extended trip TO several of the
European courts in January, possibly
with q view to marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09
Council Again Turns Down
Vaudeville Hall PrOprietors

London, Dec. 21-(A. +. by MaiD-
Drink as an illuminant for brighten
ing London did not appeal in very
convincing manner to the members of
the staid London County Council
when they recently heard applica-
tions from several vaudeville hall
proprietors for permission to sell al
coholic liquor to their patrons dur
ing the show.
This question has become q
"hardy annual for the council to
consider. hut each year it has met
with the same refusal. This year.
however, the applicants had hopes
that their prayers would be granted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09
Amsterdam Men Invent
Powerful X-Ray Tube

London. Dec. 21-(A. T. by MaiD
DR.. Hoist and DIR. Bouwers of
Amsterdam. have invented a new
tube which generates powerful
beam of N-rays practically like a
searchlight. and which is said to
eliminate any danger to the operator
handling it. The rays can be direct
cd on any local spot of the flesh for
treatment with the greatest ease, as
in spite of the high tension Of the
electric current. the tube can he held
quite safely i'm the hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09
so Acres Near Village.
Stock. Crops, Tools; Only $1,000

The right place for small family; pros
porous neighhors. good markets: loamy
fields cut 80 r. hay. pasture. estimated
400 Cde hardwood: 80 apple trees.
pears. plums, cherries. grapes, berries;
comfortable 5-room house. sort. barn.
store house. etc. owner unable oper-
ate Only $500. horse cow, implements.
tools, 80 hu. potatoes. 10 hu. beans, 20
hu oats. 70 hu. corn. 90 7. hay. win
tcr's wood included TO settle now. Part
cash Details and photo page IL Illus
Catalog Bargains--many states. COPY
Water ST. Augusta. Nc.
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De Valera and Others Not
To Be Tried By Irish Govt.

Dublin. Dec. 2e-(A. p. by MaiD-
1t is stated in Republican circles in
Dublin that the government has no
intention of bringing De Valera to
trial. and this decision is believed
to apply to other prominent Republic
can leaders now in custody.
The release of the more influential
of the leaders, however. is not at
present contemplated If they are to
he held after February some parlia
mentary provision extending the
temporary power to hold them will
have to he made, and this may he
done as part of the usual measure
for continuing various acts which OK
pire annually unless renewed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09
Czech0slovakia Juries
Found To Be Inconsistent

Prague. Dec. 1S.--(A. p. by maiD.
Certain turies In Czechosloyakia
recently have handed down decisions
which are regarded with general
dissatisfaction: they have been either
unusually severe or unreasonably
MID. Thus has the entire system OF
uiaI by Jury come in for criticism
with a demand for reform.
IL Is set forth In partial expiana.
ton that the war and the subseuaent
revolution. have brought about 4 no.
uceable uncertainty in the general
popular conceptions OF right ana
wrong. -
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LITt.HFTELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Bowie
ana san. Frank. left Tuesday for
Columbus. Georgia. for the winter r..
Lorena Head was caller at Mr
on.s Mrs Frank HealTs sunday.
Inn CowelI went to Boston Mon
a,y to visit her sister, Mrs. Georgia
Sessions commenced Monday at me
,-atterman School. ]. Is. stevens
II, Is transporting the pupils.
Miss Doris Mae Weston. VINO mas
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Hartford. y. Y. Jan. s.--Greeted by
a hail of bullets from the revolver Of
DR.. Robert Lee OF this hamlet as they
were returning from a sleigh ride. Ars.
Lee. the wife Of DR.. Lee. was killed
and Fred Eorcross of Dorget, VT. was
critically wounded yesterday. Dr. Lee
then shot himself 10 death. Today
Sorcross was In a Gleps Falls hospital,
having been operated upon for the re-
moyal OF bullet from his abdomen.
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CLASSlFIED.DISPL.AY
4-Buckle OvershOes
for Ladies' 1925
CADARETTE
Opera House Block. Augusta

erty Grange. He was assisted by j.
i. Sanford and Mrs. Bernice Cram.
Mrs. O. Morse and Miss Cassie
Cushman were Friday in Belfast.
Miss Vera Place passed the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Place,
IN Belmont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09

been visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
w. c. Bowiey, has returned to
Massa ChuSetts.
Arthur Newell was a caller at AL
mon Stevens Monday.
Sherman Witham is helping Wilbur
GoWell cut cord wood.
Raymond and Eden Perkins of
West Gardiner were the guests of
Philip Weston Thursday.
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NEW PORTLAND

There will be Joint installation
of officers Of LO'1cr St"eAm LODGE,
/. o. 0. +. and of New Century
Rcbekah lodge next Wc0nesu".
night.
Fire Dept. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the New
Portland fire department was held
the past week. Officers elected for
ensuing year are, George Tinker
Chief: Associate Chief. Charles
Hoyt: Captain. Frank Nickory:
Lieutenant. Harold Dunlap; Clerk.
Vaughan Davis: Hose men: Harry
Atwood. Earl Atwood. Alvin Butts.
Ray Luce. Harold Luce. Clifton
Tozier. Clinton Niles. The company
has responded to seven calls during
the last year. One of these was at
North New Portland when the stan
lev home was burned. Another hard
fight the boys had. was at the fire
at N. :. Stowell company's mill.
Although that was a stubborn fight,
Il was n successful one as they sue
ceeded in saving the large part of the
mill also saving other nearby
property.
Sherwood Gould has returned to
Nc~lco, Maine after n short visit IN
town.
The spool mon have had n short
law off OF the y. :. Stowell COM
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because a committee had reported
favorably to the council on the pro-
posal. However. after a full dress
debate had taken place before the
full council. the application was re-
jected by ten votes.
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are making plans for q three DAYS
sewing school to be held in the
Grange hall some time in February.
Mrs. j. J. Hartford is confined to
the house with a severe cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-09

Miss Alice Wyman is back for her
school after the holidays and will
stop with Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mer-
row for the term.
Among the Christmas diners In
town should have been mentioned
Charles Sheaff and son. Ivan. of
Norridgewock. at c. s. Campbells.
l.. V. Winslow. assisted by A. II.
Buzzcll, is loading wood at Bangs
for the Waterville market.
Miss Louise Forbes returns to her
school at Norridgewock and will
stop with Mrs. Florence Gerry.
The w. +. g. met with Mrs. Eliza
beth Morrow on Jan. 4th. for their
regular meeting.
roscoe Farley was home over the
weekend from his work on the
Walker timber lot in Belgrade.
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ed to any one wishing to read it.
The committees OF last year were re
tanned.
nesday at Grange Hall.
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LARONE

The many friends Of Eugene Puff
fer only son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Puffer. who has been employed in
Rumford for some time. will be in
terested to learn of his marriage.
Jan. list. to Miss Anna Winslow of
Bethel, who also has been employed
in Rumford, where the happy couple
will reside.
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ALBION
Albion Grange

The Grange officers were duly in
stalled Friday evening, Jan. 4. by
rast master, Everett L. Crommett.
they are as follows:
Cordela Abbott, master; Chas'
TayIcr. overseer: Verne ketcham,
steward: Orman Higgins, assistant
steward Dorice Higgins, lady assist
ant stewards: Josie Sylvester, chap
lain; Susie Swears. lecturer; Nerna
sylvester, secretary: John Crosby,
treasurer: Andrew Bessey. gate keep
er: Mrs. Henry Taylor. Ceres !;
Cora Meader, Flora: Sadie Skillin,
pomona.
Ruth Gould, who has been hav-
ing a vacation OF two weeks, has
returned to Augusta.
Rev. Frederic Champlin was in
Waterviile last week. calling on
friends.
Floyd Meader of Waterville. Louise
Stratton and Marguerite Drake of Au-
susta were in town over Sunday.
At the church conference Satnr-
day, n number of pledges for the
Christian college. Defiance. Ohio.
were made towards the endowment
fund. 1t was voted TO subscribe for
a copy of the church paper, The
Herald of Gospel Liberty" to be pass
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

Poultry and Supplies 49
INCUB brooder 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. Maile. Tel. 102-2l.
Martin Regal Dorcas strain. fine
healthy birds. IS and S. each. An
CORA kittens bought and sold. B. II.
Weber. Maple Hill Farm. Monroe.
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CAPABLE YOUNG MAN-Desires
work. Experienced clerk or chauffeur
or work of any kind Lock Box $50.
belgrade Lakes.
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ONE Def NlTION OF an advertis-
ing expert is man who reads the
Adt
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Situations Wanted-Eemale

POSITION-As clerk in dry goods or
confectionery store; high school grad
uate. Box o.. care journal.
WOMAN-Wishes plain sewing by the
lay. Tel. 22-Y.
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" mo- journal will NOT be responsible
fiears man one incorrccf insertion
v initis,liy promptly any mistake IN
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Situations Wanted-MaIe

BOY--Active and ambitious desires a
place to work his board and attend
high school in the country or village.
Apply to W. G. Halves, Augusta. Tel.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for sails

Articles for Sale ST.
CORONA-Typewrite The best of
all portable machines. Terms. n.
II. Wheeler. Hallowell.
HOLCOMB & HOkE-Butter-kiSt Pop
Corn and Peanut Machine. All cleo
tric. For particulars inquire or write
q. i. kimball. 50 Alair St Richmond.
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VCICANlZiNG - Latest equipment.
Tires, tunes and accessOries. used
tres bought and sold. Gage Dc King.
Commercial ST.. Augusta Tel. v59-M
LCANIZGNG--Tires and tubes: all
accessories for sale: second hand
tires bought and sold. Augusta Auto
Supply Co. 1853 Water st.
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Auto Accessories


SEA, AUTO PARTS Tires and.tubes,
old ears bought for parts. Ripley Co..
Annnutn Nc