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Palisadian., 1924-09-26
Mrs. Stewart, Miss
Paulson and Capt.
Darby in England

Mrs. James Stewart of Englewood
lane, Palisade, during her recent visit
to England, met two other Palisa-
dians at the British Empire Exhibi-
ton, Capt. Samuel Darby and Miss
Helen Paulson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nils Paulson.
The Palisadian asked Mrs. Stewart
to write an account of their meeting,
which she has kindly done, and had
not the three picked a cloudy day to
have their pictures taken, we would
have had an illustration to accompany
the article. The photo was too dark
to make a good cut.
Mrs. Stewart has this to say:
"Palisadians at the British Empire
Exhibition at Wembley were Helen
Paulson, Captain Darby and Mrs.
James Stewart. We toured the eX-
hibition and spent very pleasant
and delightful morning together visit
ing the various buildings, principally
the Queens Doll House, India and
Canada We regretted not being able
to see more of these wonderful dis
plays, but Captain Darby and Miss
Paulson went to Buckingham Palace
in the afternoon to attend the recep-
tion of the American Bar Association
rendered by the King and Queen.
(Palisadians are surely stepping out.)
On July 26 Captain Darby and Miss
Paulson went to Paris from London
in an airplane. While in London,
Helen and I visited Westminster Alb
bey and Cheshire Cheese, made ia
nous by Charles Dickens in his
works, and sat in the corner Of the
settee bearing Dickens s'Tname plate.
| also visited Bloody Tower, Windsor
Castle and Brighton, after which l
journeyed to Cornwall, England, to
visit relatives and the scenes of my
childhood, such as st. Ives, Penzance,
and Lands End. After spending eight
enjoyable weeks in Merrie England,
set sail for America, and the Statue
of Liberty smiled welcome home as
came up the bay"
(Mrs. J.) SUSIE STEWART"
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
Finds Left Leg
Of Tiny Infant In
The Hudson River

The left limb of tiny infant which
had been severed just above the knee
was found on the river bank in Edg-
water by Frank Dickpuro, a laborer
of Shadyside on last Monday after
noon.
Dickpuro wrapped the leg in piece
of newspaper and hurried to the po-
lice station with his find.
The police made an immediate in
vestigation but were unsuccessful in
finding the remainder of the mutilated
body.
The leg was taken to McNallys
morgue in Fort Lee.
1t apparently had only been in the
water a few hours and appears to
have been amputated by saw or
some other sharp instrument.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
All alisadians
Read Without Fail

On next Tuesday evening, in the
Union Church basement, the Womans
League will hold "Get-Together So
cial'' for the purpose of just what the
name implies-of getting together.
This means the people that are al
ready members of the church and all
the newcomers in the village of Pali-
sade are cordially, most cordially, in
vited to be present.
Everything to insure lovely eve
ming is being planned by those in
charge, and we expect there will be
an interesting program of some sort
and the usual delicious refreshments
that the Womans League is famous
for. -
Be there without fail and join in
with the spirit of the occasion so that
it will be a get-together social in
reality as we'll as in name.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
Public Responds
To Invitation of
Dramatic Club

On Monday evening the Community
Players Executive Committee met at
the home of Mrs. Heaton, to vote
upon the applications for membership
which have been submitted to them.
So wonderfully has the community
responded to the new society that
the active membership list has only
a few vacancies and the waiting list
promises to have a number of names.
AT the next meeting on Tuesday,
October Z, at the home of Mrs. w.
E. Sammis, an announcement will be
made concerning the activities of the
club.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
Head of Telephone
Company Resigns

The directors of the New York Tele-
phone Company accepted today the
resignation of Howard Thurber as
president and elected as his successor
James S. McCulloh, who has been
operating vice president since 1928
Mr.. Thurber will continue active
telephone work as chairman of the
board of directors. He has been con-
nected with the company for thirty
five years, and was elected president
in October, 1919.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26

The sophomore class of the Cliff
side Park High School met Friday
afternoon to elect officials for the
year. Joseph Finucane was chosen
president, Ethel Sears, vice-president,
Ruth Sears, secretary, Agnes McCabe,
treasurer, Ella Herschler and Mitchell
Weinstein were elected to the ath-
mel is advisor to the group.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
Organization of Republi-
can County Committee

The organization of the newly
elected members of the Republican
County Committee will be held at
the Court House, Hackensack, on
Monday evening, September 29.
The law requires that the Mu-
nicipaI Clerks must issue certifi-
Gates of elections. These certifi-
Gates must be filed with the Secre-
tary of the County Committee.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26

OF course our readers are most In
terested in the local figures by Dis
tricts so the result of the Republican
vote by Districts is published else
where in this issue and to say any
thing further about number of votes
polled would be weary repetition.
A study of the District tabulation
will give you any information you
desire as to how the various can
didates Jared in the boroughs or the
subdivisions.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
JEWISH SERVICES

Citizens of the Jewish faith in
Cliffside Park and vicinity are in
vited to attend the Jewish holiday
services which will be held on next
Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 29 and
80, at 369 Roosevelt street, in Fair
view. The invitation comes from
William Fox, president of the local
society, and Oscar Crown, the vice
president.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26

Senator Walter E. Edge won by
majority of over $4,000 one of the Bit
terest primary fights in the history of
New Jersey.
The total vote is not yet known
but the majority of over $4,000 is an
assured fact, with still some sections
to be heard from at this writing.
Randolph Perkins won the Repub-
lican nomination for Congressman
from the Sixth District over John
Ramsey by substantial majority.
Albert Bogert, Harold Mabie and
VIM. Beswick are the victors in the
Freeholder contest, with VIM. H. Rob-
erts running close fourth
James H. White, Orison Hurd,
Ralph Chandless and Charles Black
were the County Republicans choice
for the Assembly nominations.
The Republican contest for Council
men in Cliffside Park was won by
Frank Meyer and John Mcdonald.
Nick Mahoney lost by % votes.
In District No. Bessie Wood de-
feated Mrs. Edward Kenney for Coun-
Iy SOiiiIhittCC-W OlldHJ IA tuC ofiiiC Dio-
trict Seymour Sears defeated Mr..
Thygersen, in District No. 2 Marini
won the Cobnty Committee position
defeating Vincent Morrell and Mrs.
Winter won over Mrs. Schultz.
There were no contests among the
Democrats that amounted to anything
and the vote was consequently light.
The total Democratic vote for the
various candidates in both Cliffside
Park and Fort Lee follows:
Cliffside Fort
Palisadian., 1924-09-26

'"Ted" Osmer and his collegians,
well known local orchestra, will hold
dance Oct. 4th in the Cliffside Park
High School. Spotlight dances and
various other novelties will be feat
ures of the evenings entertainment.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26

Miss Peterson and Charles Lind, of
New York City, formerly of town,
and Charlotte Golez, Of Winterburn
place, returned home from Washing
ton, after a weeks visit. The trip
was made by motor.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
EDGE, PERKINS, BOGERT, MABIE,.
BESW|CK, WHITE, HURD, CHANDLESS,
BLACK, MEYER AND MCDONALD WIN

Cliffside Parks Support of Marini Did Not Help Him
Much; William H. Roberts Ran Close Fourth in
Freeholder Race; Mahoney Loses to Mcdonald by
Narrow Margin; Edges Majority Will Be Over
10000; Democratic Totals; Local Vote Reasonably
Heavy.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
CAPT. DARBY BACK
FROM EUROPEAN TRIP
TELLS EXPERIENCES

Attends Reception by King and
Queen at Buckingham Palace
to American Bar Association
AirpIane Trip to Paris a Thrill
Visits Berlin, Saw No Suffering
Which May Be There-Certain-
Iy No Starving Babies Are Seen
by the Stranger.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
Trucks in Bluff Road

Editorial
The big signs at the entrances to
Bluff road, Palisade, from Palisade
avenue and Anderson avenue, tell
a borough council legend in very
plain language:
Palisadian., 1924-09-26
DISTURBANCES BY DRUNKEN MEN and
WOMEN AT HURON RESTAURANT ARE
PROTESTED AGAINST BY CITIZENS

Claim Unrestraned Harity Disturbs Peace of Neghbor
hood; Police Act; Lawton Ave. Ordinance Still Hang
ing Fire; Resolution Upholds Young Law; to Pur-
chase New Fire Engine; MIR. Schweitzer Presdes at
Meeting.
Palisadian., 1924-09-26

Continued on page 6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-14

KEEP in touch with the classified
ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-14

Brewster Club Of Portland. will pre-
side. The meeting is in charge OF a
committee composed OF Mrs. Nellie
f. Frost, chairman. Edwin NJ. Gray,
Chester G.. Abbott, Augustus F.
Bove, Morris j. Sacknoff, and Seth
Z. Sweetsir.
Thursday night Senator Brewster
spoke in Kittery before large as
sembly and tonight will be present
at demonstration to be staged by
the Lewiston Auburn Brewster Club,
with delegations present from all
parts of Androscoggin county. Sat
urday nights rally in Portland will
be the final gun in the campaign that
has lasted more than six months.
during which Senator Brewster has
travelled thousands of miles and has
spoken nearly 500 times in more than
zoo cities and towns in every section
of the State.
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by Beck

ate OF Pennington High School, a
student at Bates for two years aVl
has made for herself a reputation
as a teacher. The following is
program of the exercises: invoca-
ton, Rev. H. w. Abbott: salutatory
and essay. Mildred A. Stickney;
class history, Morrice Boynton: mu-
sic: class will and prophecy. Edith
Crockett: class presentation OF gifts.
Albert Hills: music: essay and vale
dictory, Thelma P. Bonner. Miss
Tucker then introduced Hon. Fl. G..
Russell OF Belfast who gave the ad-
dress, taking for his subject, THE
Heart of the Nation 10 in the Home
is America Worth Saving" II was
one of the best ever given here. Rev.
H. W. Abbott in a few well chosen
words then presented the diplomas
to the graduates The church was
beautifully decorated with potted
plants and apple blossoms.
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brewster Bulletin
headquarters June Is

,ss s.'on and Tolerance" will be
O a''ecs OF State Senator Ralph
me s,,. address at the mass
urs,~ 's 10 be held at City Hall Sat-
Of ~. ,ehins by the Brewster Club
ptac,,,. uand' when delegations from
land Co. every town in Cumber-
In .aa will be present.
spesass aaiuon to Senator Brewster.
dsrd. ps.,will be Rev. Alvin G. Cod,
Methodist OF the Chestnut Street
Helen y Episcopal church; Miss
IIesgue Of IVES IVES, director of the Maine
= Pinanss,'" women Voters: and Max
Aex. ", 1osq, Portland attorney.
ooage, president of the
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Building Materials

lCMBER-Pine and hemlock. prices
reasonable, also trucking, Tel. S06N.
LUMBER - Thorouehly seasoned
Spruce and hemlocii boa rds. planks
and studding. Frank l.. Mace. 81
Winthrop st. Tel 5S4-M.
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Pennington Normal
Program Graduation
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


Pennington. June ia class of
1S5 will graduate next week from the
Pennington State Normal school.
The Baccalaureate address will be
delivered on Sunday by the Rev.
Addison B. Lorimer OF Portland. .
On Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day afternoon a magnificent pageant
will be staged on the Abbott school
grounds.
Every member of the graduating
class, many Of the first year students
and 100 children will take part in
this spectacular performance. The
Class Day exercises will be held in
Merrill hall on Wednesday evening.
On Thursday morning the last
chapel exercises will be held and at
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COOPER'S MILLS

Sheepscott Lodge, I. o. o. F., No.
122 will hold their Memorial ser
vices from the hall on Sunday June
18th. Rev. s. a. Evans Of Bath
will deliver, the address. The
Rebekahs are invited TO attend.
The Cooper's Mills Baseball team
is getting into shape and will have
their new field in readiness for
playing soon. The field this year
is rented from y. NJ. Leavitt and it
is now being put in shape.
H. T. Weeks, who received his
postmasters' appointment some
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READERS of classified ads are
gamers.
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What Is a TetrahedrOn?

You don't have to go to college to find
out what it is. You don't have to study
mathematics for four years. You find
out Immediately.
About two minutes with the dictionary
will tell you tetrahedron is solid bounded
by four plane triangular faces. That's what
dictionaries for-to tell you instantly the
facts you want to know.
That's just what the A-B-C Classified Die
tonary of Opportunity is for-to tell you in
stantly all the facts about Kennebec County's
opportunities. It's arranged alphabetically
like any electromagnetic it has the added
convenience of numerical classifcations
The Kennebec Journals Classified Diction-
airy of Opportunity is many sided as
tetrahedron-and in usefulness it has as
many angles.
You can't approach it from any angle
without seeing its possibilities for profit.
Let Station Abe do your brOadcasting
Call 135
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time ago. has now taken charge of
the Postoffice. His knee which was
badly injured in the winter Is gain
ing SLOWLY.
A. l.. Wellman and crew Of No.
Whitefield are painting the home OF
W. 1. Dow.
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noon the Alumni luncheon will be
served at burlington hall. In the
evening the graduation exercises will
be held. TIL espeaker will be the
Rev. J. Burford Parry OF Springfield,
Mass
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LIBERTY

The graduating exercises OF the
Liberty High School were held at the
church recently. the church being
filled with people. Miss Fannie NJ.
TUCKER of Norway has been princi-
pal the past year. She is a gradu-
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LOCAL NOTICE

Sheepscot Lodge. No. 122, I. o.
O. +. of Cooper's Mills will hold a
memorial service on Sunday, June
Is, al ESQ o'clock in the Lodge Hall.
Junel3-I4
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THERE is NOT a minutes delay in
putting Your finger on the exact offer
.o8 want IN tho classified section.
THERE IS always right way and
NJoRg way OF doing thinSs--aud the
SeSSlHct way Is ALWAYS right way.
.lNG CAN broadcast your wants to
!!ssflf every home in this vicinity
trough a classified ad
.lLNtlFABLE BUSINESSES are Of
ITO Ter sale today IN Classification
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AUTOMOBILES
Autom ohiIes for Sale

USED CARS
BUICK SIX, DRIVEN 1000 MILES.
$500.
FORD FoRDoR SEDAN.
1923 FORD TOURING.
1922 DoRT TOURING.
1921 OVERLAND TOURING.
1922 OVERLAND TOURING.
OAKLAND ROADSTER, FAIR RUN
MING CONDITION. $500.
2-TON NASH TRUCK.
A NUMBER OF OTHER GOOD
USED CARS. SOME AS Low. AS $40
DOWN. SMALL WEEKLY PAY
MEHTs. SEE US BEFORE BUYING.
AUTHORIZED FORD PARTS AND
SERVICE.
CLIFTON r. SHAW
OPP. CITY HALL. AUGUSTA
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ROOM AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

NUUHs "EtHOUt COd'U 20
COURT ST. 43a-Furnished room; mod
ern conNeniences. Mrs. Mary +. Brown.
COURT ST, 43B-Room to let. Mod
crn conveniencns. Tel. ICY.
CROSBY ST. Rooms to let. Mrs.
Bell Murray. Tel. II.
GROVE ST. 26--Nice rooms. House
keeping privileges If desired.
PATTERSON ST, S--Furnished room
STATE ST, 1s7-Rooms. Tel. IS.
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
MODERN TENEMENT
HOUSE

tsnements on Second ST. Property
Of the late Chas. n. Clary.
Also
Double house on Academy ST. Fine
location. Good condition.
And
2 fine residences on Second ST. Large
lawn. Large stables for garages.
Fire places and modern conve niences.
Among the best locations on the
kennsbee River
w. n. PERRY,
SO Second st. HaIiowsli
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Summer Places for Rent

Summer Places toT nent oo
BBOSSEECONTEE ~ groom furn-
iShed cottage on the Warren Hawkes.
shore, l mile from diamonds, SO
per month. $50 for season, lnquilS
Alfred w. Hawkes.. Tcl $l5-@3.
COTTAGES furnished rooms. screened
in piazza. Safford's Garage. Tel, 9Il-N
LAKE COBBOSSEECONTE TT For
July and Aug, attractive cottage at
outlet. Wide screened in Neranda on
3 sides. fine drinking water at door.
!. I. collins, Il. 5. HalloweiI
LINCOLNVIl.LE, MAINE furn-
ished rooms So season. L. =. Caryer.
NORTH POND-Large furnished cot
tage 10y day or season. Boat without
board motor. Excellent fishing, ;.
NJ. Curtis, Skowhegan. Tel 4a-22.
FINE GROVE LODGE Smithfeld vii
lagc. on shore North lake. Includes
cottage. sleeping cabin and garage.
Elmer r. Harris, ShoWhegan. Me.
MEBRER POND-3-room cottage Ia
let for season or for sale. Inquire 10
Spruce St, Augusta.
PROGRESSIVE people read ciassi'
fed ads.
THERE'S ONE PLACE whore YOU
can't 80 wrong. and that is in the
Journals classified section.
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YOU CAN TELL whether people are
thrifty or not by whether they read
ella sified offers or not.
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GARDlNER-Offic over Cusick x Lin
coins shoe store. Tel T.. T.. Pomer-
leau, Augusta, INV ar Gardiner 4l-W:
WATER ST.-t'ront office, suitable for
lawyer, physician or dentist. Fest To-
cation Ready July LIST. Augusta
Real Estate Assn.
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Want Ads will tell you where TO secure
bargains listed unuer Specials at the
stores on the classified page
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-14

The Journal will not he responsible
for more than one incorrect insertion.
Please notify promptly any mistake in
the initial insertion.
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GARDINER--E>ruit and grocery store.
lS-rm. house $500. Double tenement
$4,000, 10-rn. house, h.rw. floors, city
water. electric lights, stable, IL A..
large garden. $500. S4S Water st,
RESTAURANT-Ev goes with
the place. Large paying proposition.
Price. If sold at once. Sl700. Liberal
terms. Inquire c. II. Beaue, Gardiner.
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USED CARS
l1e7 Nash Touring. CYL. : pass; per
feet shape. extras. Used car guar
sHteo
1871 Nash. pass. sedan. New paint
1921 Nash 8 cyl. pass. touring; now
~ painted.
1919 Buick roadster.
i',i Essex touring. almost now, with
extras
Packard Twin Six touring, pass. Good
condition. 100000.
Ford touring. 500
1871 Overland sedan.
1871 passenger Hudson touring,
Two Ford light delivery trucks.
Terms, Our reputation your protcc-
. ton.
WAnLTIGU & SON.
tHArEL ST. TLACE. AUGUSTA
TEL. lSiG-M
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YOU WILL he surprised to find out
what large returns YOU get for the
time invested in classified reading.
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LIVE STOCK
Wanted-Live Stock

CHlCKENS-And fowl wanted. dress.
ed. Weber & Hewett. Augusta.
PoCLTRY-Highes prices paid. Har-
ry Levenson, p. Q. Box SEA, Gardiner.
WATCH Dogs good ones. Give age,
breed and price in first letter. E. r.
Frude, Belgrade.
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Farm and Dairy Products S

EGGS-Can supply few more Gardiner
customers with strictly fresh ones.
Delivered daily w. +. Wood Il. IS.
RX. SO, Gardiner.
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NO EXPERIENCE OR CAPITAL
NECESSARY-To establish yourself
in A goodpayinE business Sell our
guaranteed nursery products. Out
fit free A card to T. l. Rippin, Man
aCer. Manchester. Conn. will bring
ha t,i cuIurS
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He!p-Male or Female

TYPISTS-Add materially. to your in
come by tipping authors manuscripts,
spare time. Easy work; high rate.
Write +. J. Carnes, Tallapoosa. Ca,
for details.
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Resort Property for Sale

TACOMA LAKE-Small furnished
camp. Boat float. Goa Il. frontage. +.
Callaghan, 29S Carlton Ave. Brooklyn.
Y
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Musical instruments

Musical Instruments 62
GRADUATION GIFTS--A good time
to make your Piano or Nictrola selec-
tion-get our prices and terms. G. L.
Downing Co, 293 Water St, Gardi-
rer. Tel $40.
PIANOS-Real bargains IN regular
and player pianos. New and used.
C. A. Drawn Piano Co, Depot
Square. Gardiner.
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Specials at the Stores "a
MURPHY S-Da-Cote Auto Enamel.
all colors. at ]. II. Cogan Co. ISL Wa
ter St, Augusta.
SELECT-Your new tires from COM
plete stock Soldering. L. $, Dunlop,
Miller, Goodrich. II YOU can desire, at
The ITuseey HardU are co.
TENTS-t'old up like an umbrella,
large enough for . camp cots. See
them Mt Ffeld's. opp. depot. Augusta,
first floor down.
WALL PAPER-Large display of new
patterns Just in. Skilled workmen at
your service. L. II. Beale & Co. Tel.
4S6-W Augusta.
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Lot Of Information Here Which Cannot Be Secured Anywhere Else
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BEST TIME,-To have business. Fruit
and confectionery with soda fountsin
and ice cream parlor for sale, reason
able price. Write BOX IS, WaterVille.
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Poultry and Supplies

BABY CHICkS-R. !. Reds for June
at 1Sc each. Peter Thaanum, Win
throp. Tel. 10221.
BABY CHICkS-Pencome accredited
Barred Rock. Ice each in lots of % to
AS; 500 or more 15c eacn. Prompt
shipment, safe delivery and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. PenCome Poultry
Plant. East Corinth. Maine.
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Help Wanted-Maie

RARBER-Steady work good wages.
nights and l afternoon off a week.
Tel. y. Conrov. ~ Main St. Pittefield.
DON'T MISS today's classified OPP
pOrtunitieS.