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New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
POSTMASTER MOVES
 IN DEAD OF NIGHT Post Office Now Located in North
 Side of Coles Store ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
knnton Hill Club Has Pleasant Out. ing-Grange Meeting On standard Time-Junior En,lea,or 10 Hold S,siai--t n,lrrcucs Operation.

Like the Arab he folded his tent and silently stole away" at least he moved from one corner of Berlin street to the other. 1t wasn't a tent. either; it was the Berlin post office. Postmaster Ambrose Barrett, in the ] rnce of tho night Saturday. moved lis place of business from the old Berlin hotel building 10 the north room in Coles store and there he holds forth at the present time.
 II was with considerable surprise lint Berlin people arriving for the i,ail yesterday morning saw the sign. t'iicmovcd to Coles Store" on the door and all shades down in the room usually busting with. activity.
 Postmaster Barrett, with some help, Saturday night. moved all the fixtures auross the street and by yesterday morning everything was set up again and he is now doing business as us- iiai. He is well pleased with the new location, there being more room and more light in the place.
 The hours will be the same as be- fore the removal. He was notified to ,acate the hotel building some time Ia go by the Berlin Building corpora tion, which had purchased the prop eity and intends to change the old building around considerably. The post office had been located in that structure for about four years. since the term of Mir. Barrett started.
 Engagement Announced.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .Fcnziano Of Christian Lane have announced the Of their daughter. Theresa Pauline. 10 John Cooney Of East Berlin. Both Miss Nenziano and Mir. Cooncy are well known among the yotfnger people of the town. Miss Nenziano is employed at inc American Paper Goods company uf Kcnsingfon. As yet, no date has been set for inc wedding.
 Receives New Rocks.
 The Berlin library has received gift Of B new books from Miss Grace Smith of Berlin. These arc
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

flight. prevented him from seeing the other machine.
 Linnane New Secretary
 Local friends have extended their congratulations to William A. Lin- nane. who has been chosen as secre- tary by Mayor-eIect Norman Stevens Of Hartford. according 10 an an- nouncement today. aIr. Iinnane has Teen in the employ of the Hartford courant for several years and was for time with the Hartford Times. He is brother Of James F. Linnane.
 Council Meeting Tomorrow
 The first council meeting of the month will take place tomorrow night, when street hearings, bills and other important matters will be taken up. Among the hearings will be the pro- posed layout for Stafford avenue which has been under discussion for soem time.
 Closing Saturdays.
 Coal dealers Of the city instituted new arrangements last Saturday for the last day of the week for the sum- mer months. In the future the local coal offices will close at noon on Sat- urdays for the day.
 Parent Teacher Meeting.
 Plans for the last mce,ing this sea- son of the Federal Hill Parent-Teach- CT association tonight at the First Dis- trict school indicate the biggest gath erins of the year. Following a short business session. the New Departure orche stra will play a dance program. Included among tho numbers will be several novelty dances.
 Bristol Briefs.
 Miss Dorothy Hubbard Of the Fed crsl Hill school faculty spent the weekend at her home in Westheld, Mass.
 Mslcom Macrherson of Boston, Mass, visited friends in the city over the weekend.
 John Brennan Of Grove street eis- ited friends in Hartford during the week end.
 Banns Of marriage were published for the first time yesterday morning at St. Joseph's church between Miss .auretta Connolly and John R. Doyle. Both are very well known young pso- pie of the city. Miss Connolly con- ducts the Charm Shoppe in the Gem ter building, while Mir. Doyle is a mo- tor car salesman.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
SAGE TEA DANDY
 TO DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Listrc to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau- tifuly dark and lus,rous almost over night 1T yon'll get bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any drug store. Millions Of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe. im- provel by the addition of other in- sredieats. are sold annually, rays Nell-known drugs'st here. because it Garkens the hair SO naturally and evenly that no one can tell 1t has been applied.
 Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have surprise await irg them. because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes end your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful.
 This is the age Of youth. Gray haired. unattractive folks aren't wanted around. so get busy with wyeth's Sage and sulphur Compound tonight and you1i be delighted with your dark. handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
One Thin Woman Gained 10 Pounds
 in 2 Days skinny Men Can
skinny Men Can
Do the Same

ell weak men and vomen. . AT nerFoIs men and t-omen.
 All skinny men and uomen
 Car z-or stronger. healthier and take on weight in 50 days by just talk ing McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tablets four times day as easy 10 take as candy.
 And Hbat hit these flesh pro- cucing tablets have made - every druggist is selling more and more Of them every day.
 Everybody knows that nasly-fssting evil smelling Cod Liver Oil is ehock re1l Of viiaminps and is wOnderfuI flesh producer and strength creator.
 Bm who wants io swallow the hor- r;bie g nT when these wonderful tab McCoy's Cod Liver Oil TaBieis- are just az good and so easy to take
 < box 0f SC tablets for so cents s1d if any thin man or woman don't gain st lcaa 2 pounds in % fsys r.cnev rs-k ask he Clark ( 1;~sin- erI Co. CT fhe Tiictineon prnr Co. cf any good 1rHstlst any here.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

sing'on. Mrs Gugerty IS teacher in the kensington grammar school.
 Large Crowd al show.
 The Grange minstrel troupn played 10 a large crowd in Avon on Satur- day night, when they put on their show for the Grange of that place. The hall was crowded and the jokes and songs went over big" X dele gation from Berlin Grange accom-. panied tho thespians.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mir and Mrs. Deliis Lord and daughter Of Meridcn were tho guests ot relatives in town over the week end.
 Philip Mildfum, student at Sur- field school, has been visiting his par. oGts, MT. and Mrs. r.. W. Mildrum, at their home on Main street.
 Mics Myra Gibbs has returned 10 her home in Waterbury after spcnd- ing Inc part few days as the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Rich at their home on Main ytreet.
 Mrs. \. X. Whitby has returned 10 her home in Now Britain after spend ing q few days with friends in town.
 Tho first ball game of Tho season was played on the home grounds Sum day afternoon between East Berlin and the West Side team Of Middle town and resulted in favor Of the home team. score IS 10 10. The home team is now open for Sunday engage menis and any teams wishing to play are requested to communicate with \. C. Brunclle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Werdelin and Mir. and Mrs r. D. Rich and ron. Lester, spent sunday as the guests Of relatives in Waterbury.
 The We.i Cromwell grammar school tram defeated the Junior baseball team Of this place In game played Saturday. by ihe score Of sS 10 %.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
g. GAMBLERS ARRESTED.

Danbufy. May 5.-Thirty-two pris- oners arrested in a raid on a crap game in a building in Elm street carly sunday morning forfeited bail amounting to nearly sl.009 by their failure ot appear in the city court today.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

juvenile books and their addition 10 the library will he greatly cppreciat- ed. both by the Library association and the young people of ihe town.
 Has Days Outing.
 Tho kenton Hill club of kensing- ton spent an enjoyable day at the shore yesterday The party, consist irg of .a people. went by automobile ;o Hammonassett beach, where din- ner was served. The return 10 Ken singion was made early in iho cre- ming. It was stated today by one of the members of the party that traffic along tho shore roads was cS- tremely heavy. there being nearly as many ears as may be seen during tho summer months.
 Meeting On Standard Time.
 Tho meeting of Berlin Grange to- morrow night will be held al o'clock, standard time, or 2 o'clock daylight saving time, it was an- nounccd by Claude w. Stevens, mas ter Of the Grange, today.
 1t is expected that the dance which usually follows Grange meeting, will be held early in the evening tomor- TOW. with tho. business meeting fol- lowing. An interesting program has been arranged.
 To Hold Poverty Social
 The Junior Endeavor society of the Berlin Congregational church win hold poverty social in inc chapel on Wednesday evening at 7;30 o'clock. These soc'als have been held from time to lime and have proved 10 be successful, both from a financial and social standpoint. Those attending are required 10 be present in their oldest clothes. Any in ate tendance who wear good clothes must pay fines into the treasury.
 t'n,lrr2oer Operation
 Antonio Sisti, the iS-months old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Sisti of kensington, underwent serious operation at the New Britain General hospital Saturday. Dr. r. C. Hodg- son Of Ilerlin and Dr. r.. T. Fromen of New Britain performed The opera tion. lt is reported that the little fellow is resting comfortably today. His father is well known business man in Eensington.
 Attended Contention.
 Miss Marion F.. Hall Of kensington will resume her studies at Rates col- lege, Lewiston, Maine. Wednesday. after spending about 10 days in New York city, She attended the nation- al convention as undergraduate rep resentativc Of the Lewiston Y. NJ. C. 4.
 Traffic Is Lighter
 Traffic on the turnpike yesterday did not seem 10 be as heavy as is usually the case on Sundays. There were, Of course. many cars on the road. but the long lines which are usually noticed were not seen.
 Driving While Under Influence.
 Charles ]. Ornicioli Of 4l Marlboro street, Portland. was arrested last night at about a:4o o'clock by Con- stables Frank Brown and orville Nentrcs. on a charge of driving while under the influence Of liguor. The man was on his way ID Damon's hill and he passed out two or three cars in an unsteady manner. nearly side swiping all of them. The officers noticed him and gave chase. stopping him at the top of the hill. He vas brought before Judge Griswold. who | him on bonds of :50h. He uill appear in the Berlin town court 1 tomorrow night at 1:so o'clock 10 1 iell his story.
 Visiting in Town.
 Frank ]. Large. vho hes recently 1 north after spending the ! winter in Florida. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. E. J. Guscrty Of Ken ]
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

Have your moving done by a re- sponsible party. The only closed moving van in town. Phone 5s-4. C.. A. Futile. is Crown St --adlt
 Wood ashes -- Canada hardwood. Best possible dressing for lawns. F. E. Newton, 40 Whiting St.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

If you are interested in a Ford, see William H. Burnett. Tel. 7.-i. Adv.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

Reliable moving by hour or con- tract. Call IF it pays. all goods are insured. Long distance work a, spe- cialty. Thomas A. Costello. G. Pierce St. Tel. 171-AdN.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
Driving While Under InIlucncc.
Nisiiinr in ToMn.

Frank ]. Large. rho has recently returned north after spending the winter in Florida. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. E. J. Guscrty Of Ken
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

be held Wednesday afternoon at s:5U o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wallace Beach on Whiting street. Following the business session social will be held at which refreshments will be sold. the proceeds to be donated to the church.
 Membership Campaign
 4 meeting of the membership com mittee of Brock-Barnes post. Ameri- can Legion in the post rooms on Whit ing street was held yesterday morn ing. Plans were laid to work with the state department for the next two weeks and the entire town will be covered and all cs-ser>ice men inter- viewed.
 Plainsilie Briefs
 Mrs. Lyman Burt of Hartford is visiting at the home of Mrs. Harriet Barnes at 1e4 Broad street. Mrs. Burt is a former resident of Plain- vile.
 The Pythian Sisters are arranging for an entertainment and dance in the Community theater on May l2.
 The St. Mary's baseball team will hold dance for the equipment fund in the Community theater this eve hing.
 The We-uns club will meet this eve ming at the home of Lydia Butler on Pennington avenue.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

Clayton lawrence of PlainN1lle vas lined BPS and costs by Judge s Rus seu Mink in the police court this morning as the result of a motor car accident on March IS when his ma chine collided on Broad street near Munn's garage with a truck of the Hartford News Co. t was found thai the news truck driver was not al fault and his case was nolled. Lawrence. through his attorney. Charles r. Con- Ion Of rlain,tle. pleaded guilty to 2 charge of reckless dr-tine. Tn the clash of the two machines. Mrs. John Herman CT Foresttilie. who was walk ing along the trolley tracks. which sd- Rin fhs road. was ininred. She hFs institmed sIit against l.asreHes and Sliii by the Hartford News Co.. is -lso rcHding srsizst him. His ds
 fcnss today vas that the Eiaring sum
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
In,i,'rgoe. Operation
Attended Contention.

Miss Marion F. Hall Of kensington will resume her studies at Rates col lege, Lewiston, Maine. Wednesday. after spending about 10 days in New York city. She attended the nation- al convention as undergraduate rep resentativc of the Lewiston Y. NJ. C. 4.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
League officers Installed.

Epworth League Of inc flainyille M. F.. church were installed Rt an appropriate ceremony in the church parlors last evening. The officers were inducted into office by rrofcs- .or John Elmer Cayctii Of Wesleyan college. president Of tho New Haven district Of tho league. \ social was hold following inc business Of tho meeting and refreshments were -cryrd.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05

The regular meeting of Inc l.zdic-' Aid sscieiy Of the Baptist church siH
New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
Correction in Names.
Commerce Chamber Banquet.

The annual banquet Of the Plain- vile Chamber Of Commerce will he held in Masonic temple on East Main street tomorrow evening al o'clock daylight saving time. The committee on The sale of tickets reports that inc affair sill be attended by a large number of visitors from surrounding towns and every seat in the spacious hall will be taken. An excellent pro- gram Of entertainment has been pre- pared and turkey supper vilt he served by Mrs. A. Eronholm Of New Britain and her staff Of ~sifresses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-29

| ssme" through the classified
INsx" IKE looking into a store
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EMPLOY MENT
Help Wanted-MaIs

$200 a MpNTH--To/ distribute every
day household necessity. rural and
small town districts. No money need
ed. Million dollar firm behind it.
Write for particulars. state territory
desired. O. V. johnson, 6i2 North
Broad St. Philadelphia. Pc.
5 100000 600 Wants man to
sell Watkins Home necessities. More
than 100 used daily. in this locality.
Income $35-$5o weekly. Experience
unnecessary. Write Dept 81. The
j. Il. Watkins co.. "a y. Washington
st, Boston. Mass
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities 8

ICE CREAM PARLOR-And candy
kitchen in Skowhegan. Fine business
opportunity. New Equipment includ-
ing modern soda fountain. Estab-
lishment in splendid condition. An
old and popular stand enjoying good
business. Only reason for selling
poor health. Attractive terms to re-
sponsible parties. II. W. Durgin,
Skowhegan.
If YOU HAVE $300-WilI start you in
new business, tremendous sales,
should net You s100 salary weekly. eX-
pericnCe unnecessary. Mechanical
Machine Works. Baltimore, Md.
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s. ,A.,i u nothing like the CLASSIC
IN ss,r.y p, 10 tune up your affairs,
~ SuNS you get Your rewards
- Ms Classified section.
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ADD TO YOUR INCOME-By selling
our Guaranteed Trees and Shrubs
during spare time. Can use fun time
representatives also. Good pay
cries. Manchester, Conn, will bring
the particulars.
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: nhhE ELSE such opportuui-
We IN The classified section.
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faciurer. 75c to 81 per ID. Free
samples. ii, a. Bartlett. Harmony.
Maine.
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Specials at the Stores
o.

ALUMINUM-Frypa and roasters,
heavy wear. Ever brand and guaran-
teed. Special prices for the holidays.
Malcolm & Dyer 60, Augusta.
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n s sme regularly use the thrift SER
ss.~V''ced by the classified Sec
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|s,s,-S simple as A-B-C--the ar
--.--@sat OF the classified ads.
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Gifts for Him

BATH ROBES-Men's. 1896 to se.95.
4. L. Pierce. zig Water ST.. Augusta.
BELT BCCKLES--10 X gold. gold
filled and sterling silver. Marked
with his" initials. The most beauti-
full and useful gift for q man. Free
man the Jewcler. Augusta Waterville.
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KNIVES-All-around handy kitchen
knives. good quality steel, hardwood
handles. j. II. Cogan Co, 1871 Water
81 Augusta
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BANk BOOKING gift is more appre-
ctated than a bank book conta ming
the first deposit. If you wish to
make gift of this nature send the
money to this bank and new book
will be issued in an appropriate
Christmas container. First National
Granite Eank. Augusta.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

Articles for Sale 81
BUSINESS STATIONERY-Fo farm
ers, poultrymen, dairymen, etc. Pre-
war prices. NJ. A. Potter, No. White
field. Maine.
BUY CONCORD YARNS-Drect from
manufacturer ct big saving Spun
from long combed wool. Write for.
free samples. many beautiful shades
and heather mixtures see per OF.
skein. $500 per h. Postage paid on
all orders. Concord Worsted Mills,
w Concord. y. II
CHRISTMAS TREES-S1 delivered /
week before Christmas. Tel. 14sS-W
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MERCK ANDlSE
spsesass n the aterea

DIRT FLEES-Before Samoline clean
er. tarnish disappears as tho by
magic from silver, and other metals.
White enamel becomes like new. Get
some OF this wonderful home heiper
at Fifield's. opp. depot. Augusta
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DON I NEGLECT the opportunities
which are all around you. Read the
classified ads. .
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WoIIIp senOO TO S5ono YEARLY IN.
TERl.ST YOU?-Ne are paving that
for pleasant out door work, sethns
guaranteed trees, shrubs. roses. et'
commission weekly. New up-to-date
methods. Brown i'fos' o"'i1ey'
Rochester. y. Y, Growers since 1889.
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NECK WEAR--W raped in neat holt
day boxes J9c MP to $l.9S. Cher
nowsky's, 22S Water ST, Augusta.
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FiREMEN AND BRAkEMEN--S200
monthly. Railway. B-l, care kenile-
hPc Journal
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Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents IS


AGENTS-W Wanted to advertise our
goods and distribute free samples to
consumers: soc an hour write for fun
particulars. AMERICAN PRODUCTS
co. 1903 American Bldg. Cincin-
natl, O.
AGENTS-Se' two shirts for price of
one. Get N on big holiday business.
for Your Opportunity" free. Wal
ton-DupleX CO, Brooks Bldg, Chi
Cago.
AGENTS-$il.S0 daily in advance.
tSworn rr6of) Introducing new in
sured hosiery. A. styles. 3% colors::
Guaranteed mouths. Special line of
school ard Nmas hose now ready No
capital or experience required You
simpn take orders. We deliver and
collect. Tor yol can dcliNer--suit
yourself). Credit given. Pay YOU
daily. Monthly bonus besides. We
furnish samples. Spare time will do.
Mac-O-Chce Hosiery Go. Bldg. 42S+
cincinnati. Q.
MAN - Wanted to succeed w. L.
Crockett in W. kennebec County,
detailing Rawleigh Good Health
Food Products: Spices. Flavors,
Medicines, Toilet preparations, etc.
lao everyday necessities used Ivy
lShed 81 years. Farorably known
all over America. Ne experience.
practically no capital needed. We
teach YOU to manage your own pre-
manent big paying business. S2.hao-
5000 yearly. Give age, occupation,
references. ". T. Rawlofgh Co.
Dept. NJ l. 2lN. F'rceport. Ill.
So \ WEEk-Man or Women Wanted
with ambition and industry, to dis
tribute Rawleigh's Household Pro-
ducts to steady users. Several hne
We train and help You 50 YOU can
make up to 500 a week or more. No
experience necessary. Pleasant. pro-
ftahIe. djgnitied work. Write today
w. r. Rawlei.h Co, Dept. ME 203
F'reeport. Ill.
ADD TO YOUR INCOME--By selling
our Guaranteed Trees and Shrubs
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tEEHE AZ,
s,,e,tsnvt 10 one place where all the
sses ~ yes are listed--the classified
s,ssasS VINO are wide awake to OPP
asxs,s sas e regular readers of the
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Situations Wanted-Male

GRADUATE - u c ire
permanent. salaried position. or part
nership in any good paying, growing
business Write IA. care journal.
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BIG SELLER-And popular number.
useful. a compact. We have an en-
ceedingly fine line soc to $3.50. Free
man the JeMhler. MaterNillc- AuEusta
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ERACELETS--In the newest crea-
tons. novel and attractive. Freeman
the Jeweler. Augusta Waterville
SIMAS-Greetirg cards; with
name neatly printed. kcnnebec Jour
mol Nb.,n
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EAMSTER-Wishes job with house
rent. wood. and milk included. Can
furnish good references. Write or
call Edward Weeks, Weeks Mills.
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GlKl.-For general homework in fam
ily OF .. Mrs. T.. l.. Russell, 10
School St. Gardiner
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EOUD0IR CAPS-Silk caps. all colors,
boxed at 59c. Chernowsky' 2cS Wa
ter St. Augusta
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AT FREEMAN'S-The Jcweler, YOU
viii find the largest selection OF Sits
north of Portland. at popular prices
TO Mt your pccketbook. Stores. Wa
terNille- Augusta
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.'ORSETS-R Rubber, all prices from s.
UP. Boned models in topless, medium
ar high bust. for mother. daughter.
sister Give something worth while
TO make her happy while wearing
them. +. Eta Blake, lSS Water. Tel.
INV.
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Business and Office Equipment 50

\ BUSINESS NECESSITY Marvellous
aid in keeping business records.
NJ. A. Potter, No. Whitetield. Maine.
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EMPLOY MENT
Help Wanted-F sr ale

EARN $3.50 WEEKLY-Copying
names and addresses. Send stamped
envelope for particulars. Palace Mfg
Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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MESH BAtiS--In sterling and silver
plate. Whiting-pavis GO. make Best
make 81 to $35. Freeman the JeweIer,
WaterNillc-