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Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

uu 70 bod. be had 20 wind tho clock.
~orct.,.r-, on account ot IN cAc't'
igg .lvl ,Gro 5us."@ No day, the
buruv uoa!d forget about the clock
and Nurs Jaue -g7nli need 10 re-
u.ind Lin. as she did this evening.
After 70 while Uncle WiggilF laId
aside the paper, yawncd on'r cr
twice. gave a half twinkle 10 h'a
pink nose and sad:
.'Wcl. I guess II wind thr
clock and 20 20 bed. If hc ana
Nurse Jane had kept cat he would
have put the ca- out after winding
The clock. But they didu t keep a
eat. though often Tommic, Joia or
Kittic KAT, one Of the pussy chill
drcu, would come over to spend the
day.
The bunny gentleman pr. the
KEY IN the hole in the foce Of the
clock and began winding. 10 he
did 20 he yawncd sleep.y again.
anI twiukl.d hi, nose, and out fell
the KEY. down on the floor.
"Tlcrc it :. again. laughed
lslA.- .4.Nr ''t i+tA il. 90 go
a.%ay. t.lI whro la was winding
t.r Clock. ~ wonder which chair
Or table i. 5ouac,d under 40"
thought tAc rabb.'.
lie got downaDn bis paws and
knee, 10 look. H. didn Z miri th'
droppiug Of Tho clock key. Il mad"
aolt or game for the hmm gen
tIcmau TO guess under which CHAIR
of table il had bounced. Sometimes
hc guessed ri2] III, iifsl time. and
sometime. hc didu T.
"Aad J ac,Cr know. WHOM ! look
under clair,' lc told Uurin But.
ter. the goat "but what : may
find am adventure hiding tncrr.
So 'bi. time whon rncle Wig@ily
got do~u on h', paws aud .tuccs
10 play at thc game Of finding the
clock Ecg Dc Ha wondering Wh"
would happen ncxt.
A-4 r-at Aog..444 "a. G15 all
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
Much Interest Is
Shown in Gown
Home" Campaign

Students both in the high school
a.d tae arpmmar grades Of the dis
tr;.t ara ehowing Il great deal Of en-
thlaiam iJr the "C"H Your own
Home prize cssay contest being
conducted by Soues Lumber com
pauy of This city.
Liberal cash prizes are offered,
?5 announced in the Press last
week, with separate sets of prizes
for the grades and for high school
students. All students attending
school in the Central Union high
school district and the Dixieland
school district are eligible to com
pete.
The teachers in the various schools
have called the attention of their
pupils to the contest and friendly
rivalry between the schools is add
ing to the interest.
Soues Lumber company il running
a series Of advertisements appear
ing in the Press on Mondays, We'd
ncsdays and Saturdays, each with
a Seed for Thought" " or sugges-
ton for deas to help in the contest
They emphasize the value to con
trstant3 Of clipping the advertise
meuts and saving them for data to
be used in their essays.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

cf a sudden, into the bungalow pop
red the Bob Cat. Uncle WiggilF
hadn I vet locked the door fer the
night. so ,.he Bob Cat easiiH got
in.
..What do you want'" asked the
bunny, looking up as he WAS s'oof-
ing down to peer undor the rock
ing chair fer the clock key.
- want your ears, of course.
answered the Bob Cat. "Aud ! m
going to have them, too! What are
YOU doing down on the floor u
hat silly way he asked.
Looking for the clock EeF-it
dropp d out as | was winding i,
said the rabbit "Please, NJ. Bob
Cat. will you help me look for the
KEY, Don t take me away until
/ kind the key. or Nurse JAM car
never wind the clock. Just look
under that chair nlar YOU and see
if .he key IS there.
"All right" growldl the Bob
Cat, - Will. And as soon = We
find the key m going TO take You
off to my den and nibhie your
ears
Tie Bob Cat got down on his
paws and knees to look under the
easy chair, and then. all Of a sud
den, Uncle Wiggily gave the bad
chap a hard push with hiS foot
iamming the Bob Cat undor the
chair and holding him fast there.
Let me out. Let me out! bawl-
ed the bad chap.
Not until YOU find the clock
key." laughed the bunnT. And,
trv as he could, the Bob Cat didn I
get OF; from under the chair until
the Police Dog came and took him
off to Jail And then Nurse Jane
came downstairs and found the key,
under the table. so the cloc% was
wound ami the bunny could 50 to
bed and sleep without having his
ears nibblcd.
But if the electric light doesn I
cat so much curr ant pie that IT gets
az heavy as the gas stove, II tel
YOU mex. about Uncle WlggLy 5
funny race.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
East Side School
to Give Exhibit
OF Achievements

There viii be an exhibition Of
the wor kand activities of the East
side school, Friday afternoon and
evening.
Every phase of the school work
from the first grade through the
high school will be represented. Not
only the academic part of the school
work and the vocational phases will
be emphasized but other activities,
such as orchestra, glcc club, boy
scout activities and girl reserves ex-
crciscs will receive attention. The
evening will close with "Fashion
Show" IN which costumes made by
pupils OF The sewing classes and also
articles made in the evening classes
will be displayed on living models.
The school rooms aud departments
are now busy hive of activity and
excitement completing and placing
the exhibit.
Every citizen, white and color
ed, - says Mr.. Payne, "should visit
the school either Friday afternoon
or evening. When the citizens come
IN touch with the real work of the
school and learn what the children
are actually accomplishing there
will be less reluctance on the part
Of the taxpayer TO contribute more
generously TO the very rapidly grow.
ing needs Of this branch Of I'll Cen.
tro $ school life.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March l9, 1910,

Mrs. Swanson Of the Ten Thou
sand club has arranged for the cluI
and all other women interested tt
near Miss Elizabeth Stover, national
secretary Of the Woman ) Purity
league, on Friday afternoon at =
clock in the Pam Roof Garden.
II. NJ. Davis returned this morn
ing from Il trip to the oil fields OF
central California Mr.. Davis will
likely reengage in business in Ei
Centre.
l.. O. Harvnot of the Peoples Ab-
stract and Trust company made a
short trip to Los Angeles On bust
ness and pleasure.
J. b. Baker, wife and son return
ed tins morning from Los Angeles,
where they have been spending the
past few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
LOCAL TELEPHONE
MEN TO COMPETE
FIRST AID WORK

Edward Wider, supervisor of first
aid for the southern division Of the
Pacific Telephone company, is in
the valley today, to instruct the 10
cal men in the fine points of first
aid treatment. At the last contest in
Los Angeles last year, the local boys
took third place among the entire
division. The next contest is to
be held in San Diego. between III
Centre and five San Diego teams,
on April I, the installcrs, garage.
construction. central office repair
men and outside repairmcn partici-
pating.
The FL Centre team is composed
Of s. McCalley, captain; =. X. Ling.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
GODOWsKY SUING
MAYO FOR DIVORCE

NEW YORK, Mar. i9.-Dagmar
Godowsky has started proceedings
for divorce from Frank Mayo, her
actor husband, naming Ann Luther,
known both on the stage and in the
courts as having been too friendly
with Mayo.
The suit was filed after what Dag
mar says was a "raid' she made
on Mayo 5 apartment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

S. c. Mcconnell, w. W. PASCAL, J.
Snuffin, i. y. Keller. The Pacific
company is making every effort to
instruct all of its employees in the
rudiments of first aid. The inter
department and inter-area contests
are putting pep into the teams, and
the next contest will be quite spirit
ed due to the fact that our team
tied with San Diego in the Los An
gees contest last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
n.ed-I'ime Stories
6y Row ARD e GkRIs
Copyright. 1923, by McCinr.
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGTLY WINDS THE
CLOCK

"Don't forge, row Uncle Wig
gily, Don I forget, said Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy in the hollow
stump bungalow, as shn put away
her knitting and started upstairs to
60 to bed. The rabbit gentleman
was sitting in his easy chair, read
ing the last page of the paper, to
see if there was anything en- the
radio h wanted to listen to.
81 Won forget, promised Mr..
Longears. slowly twinkl:ng his pink
nose. Then he went on reading the
paper, while Nurse Jane want TO
sleep.
Now YOU might wonder what il
was that the bunny gentleman
WASH t going 10 forget. 1t WASH I
going to forge,. L WASH t anything
ike going out to seek an adventure,
FOR now it was darl; night, A"d il
WASH + anything like PLAYING Il trick
Of, the Skillery Scallery Alligator,
for the bad chap wasn : in the hol-
low stump bungalow-sLat is, not
yet,
No-all that Uncle W;ggi,v prom
ised not to fOrgIt was to wind the
clock. Each night before he came
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
TEN YEARS AGO
march 10 1915

Frank Latnrop Is again II the
valley for 1cw days on an in3pcc-
ton trip OF his realty interests.
Tie program committee was busy
this week ana prepared one ct the
most interesting programs that has
been presented lhs year as follows;
duet, Cora Nuficr and Dorothy
4astcu accompanied by julia fon-
cauuon; song, ~ SPrlIg Song by
Girls Glce cub; vocal 500 by Mary
Drumlcy, accompanied by Mrs. De
Haven; trio, Kathleen farr.s, Jesse
oy--5, LDa ,slAlona, accompanied
~ JuLla tCECaAl.l
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
,o.king Bach" ard
What the Press Files Tell OF
Impuia. Valley fc; This Date
IN Past Years
NINETEEN YEARS AGO

n. y. Witter of the Braw!2y News
IS in town today.
Lex Gaines, superintendent or
Water Company No. 6, has returned
Irom the coast.
Lieutenant :. Il. Weber today an
aounces himself as an independent
candidate tor justice OF the peace
in imperial township.
The home of /. j. Harris, one and
one half miles north Of town, was
burned to the ground this morn.
ing. Mr.. Harms home south OF
town was burned about a year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

When militant Chrstabe Pankhurst the late
British suffragette, tells an American audience that
the Mohammedans going TO conquer Europe there
arises natural curiosity to which side she'll be on.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
Dark Rings Under Eyes

For the relief Of dark rings and
blood shot eyes there is nothing
better than simple camPhor witch
hazcl, hvdrastia, ctcp rs mixed IN
Layoptik eye wash. The quick ae.
tion is surprising. Eye cup free.
Clements Drug store viii supply
,g4. @a'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

Mrs. Della ]. Akeley. naturalist ana
explorer. is believed to be lost In
the East African jungles on her way
20 the Abyssinan frontier. She en-
red a region never before explored
white person. with a party OF %
es. to study jungle life for the
Brooklyn museum.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

At San Jacinto, Riverside couu
tv S2l COWS were tested in 1921
aud 5o3 in 1875.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19

Occano, Iismo Beach and Nor
70 Santa Barbara County, are
ramoring fox Il more restrictive
clam law.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-19
To Make Rich
Red Blood
2evitalize your worn-out ex.
,austed nerves and increase
your strength and endurance


AXE Organic Iron; not metallic iron which
,eople usually take. but pure organic iron
luyated Iron-which is like the iron in your
blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and
,pples. One dose of Nuxated Iron is estimated
obeapproximat tely equivalent t in organic iron
.ontent) to eating one-half quart of spinach,
,ne quart of green vegetables or half dozen
,pples 1t is like taking extract OF beef instead
,feating pounds of meat. Nuxated Iron Ia par.
tally predigested and ready for almost imme.
aiate absorption and assimilation by the blood.
while me taiic iron is iron just as it comes from
the action of strong acids on small pieces OF
iron filings.
Millions of people annually are using Nux'
nted Iron. twill not injure the teeth nor dis
turb the stomach. A few doses will often com
mence to enrich your blood. Your money VIII
be refunded by the manufacturers IL you dc
not obtain satisfactory results.
Beware of substitutes. Always insist on hav
ing genuine organic ciron-Nuxated Iron. Look
for the letters n. |. on every tablet. Sold b,
all druggists.
NEFXVTs
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WEEKS MILLS

The village school closed Wednes-
day of this week as the teacher, MRS
Myrtie Brown is attending the State
Convention in Portland.
Melvin Hall Of whitman, Mass.
after passing short time IN town
returned to his home Saturday. HIS
father. the Rev. ]. r. Hall. accom-
panied him for visit.
Mrs. J. r. Hall is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. j. White.
The prospect of electric lights for
this village looks very encouraging
at the present time. Mr.. Clark frofd
Waterville who represents the Cen
trail Maine Power Co., has been in
town several days getting subscrib-
ers and nearly every one has decided
to have their buildings lighted.
James Mclaughlin of this place
and his brother in law. Gideon Hal
lowell of Augusta. have gone to
Florida where they will have en-
ployment for the winter.
The Royal Club held special
meeting at their club room Tuesday
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READFIELD

Miss Ada Hackett and Miss Doro-
thy Kierstead are attending the
teachers convention In Portland.
Miss Edith Stanley is visiting her
brother in Wilton. :,
Miss Eva Smith, Mrs. Amy Clark
and Donald Smith have returned from
Boston, where they went to visit their
brother, Harry Smith.
The Universalist Ladies Circle
were entertained in winthrop. Tues
day. by Mrs. L. C. Roberts and Mrs. C.
J. Cooper. Those attending were Mrs
r, A. Brann. Miss Ruth Brann, Mrs
C. W. Daley, Mrs. Alice Manter, Mrs
George Wyman, Mrs. Grace Reed
Mrs. Lizzie Cady, Mrs. Eta Manter'
Miss Gertrude Hamilton. Mrs. Mary
Nickerson, Mrs. Amy Clark and MISS
Eva Smith.
Mrs. Josephine Sayward of Spring
vale was a week end guest or MISS
Ada Hackett.
Mrs. Deborah Dodge who has been
i'll for the past II months Is much
improved in health. -
Elvah Croker is confined to MS
home by illness.
Miss Rachel Norton returned Mon
day from Pennington.
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H|NCKLEY
ASBUGGIES

Hsu 80 y: 3. Hinckley, Mrs. Clare
~ w.. sno Mrs. Dora Smith attended
T,,s.spvc OF the Eastern Star in
",.ss'ille, Friday evening.
,tissS. 49, !powley and Lloyd Morrill,
WI sa,lns football game in Bruins
lsdes,tassal' business meeting Of the
sm s. y VIII be held next Sunday,
syi.. y me close Of the afternoon
In s ~ mrs. Otto H. Miller and
n,ch,ns i s left Tuesday noon by
u. NJ NJ M,,, Florida to pass the win
tubL IN; Mliier who has had serious
WIN one of his eyes for the
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BENTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chase and
family of Clinton were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Chase parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wyman.
Mrs, Ida Cary and Mrs. Vida
Hunter attended meeting OF East
Kennebec Pomona Tuesday at Branch
Mills.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ben
ton Falls Parish holds its annual Ialr
Friday afternoon and evening DC
tober 80, at School House hall. Dainty
lunches will be served at night. AZ
eight o'clock a program consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music. recl.a-
tons and a play entitled AT Ihe
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ton, Mass, Sunday, afer passing the
week with her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
T. J. Hale.
H. A. Clark. Mrs. Ora Turner and
Mrs. Ada J. Clary attended the quar-
terly meeting at Edgecomb, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Page are moving
to Augusta where Mr.. Page has en-
ployment.
Miss Thelma Russell, who teaches
in Rockland. visited her cousin, Mrs
Ora Boynton, Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy B. McCurdy IS VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Luther Neweu at
Damariscotta.
The C. e. society will hold a Halo
we'en party in the vestry Saturday
evening.
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Photographers" will be given fol-
lowed by a Halloween social. Every
body Is invited to come.
Mrs. Alton Richardson is in Orono
called there by the serious illness OF
her sister.
l.. A. Davis has returned from
business trip to Portland.
Schools in town will be closed
Thursday and Friday to allow the
teachers to attend the State Copven-
ton in Portland.
Mrs. Leon Stone and children are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brown.
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JEFFERSON

SOUTHERN. A. E. Bradford OF
Blanchard, will supply the pulpit IN
this place next Sunday.
Charles Taylor has moved TO lne
wilkins home where he mas employ
ment with S. D. Ersk1ne.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cunningham
were business callers at the state
House, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mann re-
turned to their home at East Temple.
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A summer school for farm boys
between IA apd 81 years of age, who
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past two years. Is making the trip
hoping to be benefited by it.
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evening to decide on having their
building lighted by electricity.
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have dropped out Of school, was held
at the Fletcher Memorial School for
four weeks during August. accord
ing to South Carolina Education
They were taught agriculture. Arith-
metic, English, and citizenship.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
For Sale or For Rent

The Or. Lincoln House at ~
Stone ST.. Augusta. Inquire
frank G. Harrington, 21e Water
ST., or SO Bangor st, Or write
Mrs, Adele Lincoln. 10 w. 101st
ST., New York City.
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Wanted--Live Stock

LIVE POULTRY-Highes cash price.
j. II. Desmond. Gardiner. Tel 272-R.
r. l. REDS-100 yearlings; also IL
tons hay for sale. Write DIS, care
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Solicitors, canvasser., Agent. Z

MISUNDERSTANDING new, every
store a prospect, easy to make $50
week. No limit to man with car. See
Mr.. Stickney, Hotel North, Friday 10
to p NJ
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REPRESENTATIVE - For kennebec
Valley. Permanent position. The
FRATERNITIES, Richmond.
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HORSE-Wt. 1040, sound and kind.
Will trade for stock. colt or more
moderate horse. Henry w. Place, No.
Whftefield. Tel sag.
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USED CARS
TUDEBAKER-1924 Special Six, re-
conditioned and new Duco paint.
STUDEBAKER-fs22 Light Six tour
ing. in fine condition. balloon tires.
ovERLAND--1s2s touring. small
mileage.
DURANT-1s24 coupe, newly painted.
wATERvILLE MOTOR co.
AUGUSTA GARDINER
REDUCED PRICES-On all used cars
this month. Bradstreet Motor Co,
Chevrolet Sales and Service. Halo
we'll. Tel. 735-W.
WE HAVE--A large line Of used cars
priced from SIS to $1,000. Terms to
suit your convenience. Hudscn-Essex
Sales Co.. Augusta
THE CLASSIFIED section IL an econ
omy service.
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Musical instruments I

PIANtD-s700 player. slightly used.
perfect condition. very cheap. c. A.
Drawn Piano Co., Depot So. Gar
diner.
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Helm Wanted-Male

MEN--3 clean cut. neat appearing, to
work in field with manager doing
sales work. Paid while learning. See
gil A. NJ
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HORSES-Pr. bays, VT. 2S00 good
workers, sound, clever, cheap for cash
IL taken at once. Ernest Peaslee,
Somerville. Tel. No. Whitefield. 1886.
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Machinery and Tools

WATER SUPPLY SYsTEM-Electric,
for shallow wells u h. p. motor; so
gal. tank. pump capacity $50 gal. per.
hr. In very good condition, price rea-
sonable. Tel. 1884.
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Telephone Your Classified Ad For Tomorrow Classified Section
MERCHANDISE
Articles Fer Sale

Articles FER Sale 81
BABY CARRIAGE-Cood as new:
price SIS. Tel. 1252-W.
RIFLE--Winchester cal. 1855. full
magazine, perfect condition, $40, or
Will trade for article of equal value.
Fred Wadleigh, r. % Readfeld Depot.
Tel. Readfield 21-f4.
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Poultry and Supplies

BRONZE MISUNDERSTANDING and
young ones. IS to SIS or trade. ]. c.
Malcolm. r. Is Gardiner.
PULLETS-Bred and fed to hay. w.
Wyandotte and Barred Rock. Rea-
sonable prices for high grade stock.
Stanley Kast. No. Whitefeld. Tel. IL.
r. I. REDS-May Matched pullets. A.
J. Pelletier r. 10 Gardiner.
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Brokers in Real Estate r
CONSULT US--About Florida Real
Estate We not only sell but we re-
sell for you. Florida Real Estate,
Co. eS7 Water st. Tel 1890.
EVk.RYTHI NG-In real estate. Robert
son & Robertson Real Estate Agcy.,
81 Fremont St. Gardiner. Tel. 675-W.
FARMS And city property We write
everything in Insurance - S. Nc
Naushton. ~ Water St. Gardiner.
FARMS-And citv proper y: all prices.
Ella Mcintosh Agency office ESQ
Water St Tel a5-W.
FARMS And CITY property Al lowest
prices. See c. IL iieane Agency. Gar
diner.
YOU WILL find that classified arts
have 2 most important news valuA
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Situations Wanted-FsmaIe

OUSEKEEPER-Desi position Il
small family. Tel. 1862.
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THE CLASSIFIED section il an econ
omy service.
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Horses, Cattle. Vehicle

HOUND--Dog inquire Emory Payn,
Whitefield.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property 81
OAKLAND ICE CO.--F'ull euuipment
b. A. Williams. Oakland. srel. 1Ti..s
Nianted-Rcal Estate SO
SMALL HOUSE--Not over 10 minutes
walk from Common. Alice ID, W.
White. Gardiner.
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LIVE STOCK


Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 4s
HORSES-Heavy pair: single horse,
harnesses, wagons, double sleds, farm
Ing implements. Reasonable. Dodge,
r. "a Winthrop. Tel. Readfeld 1923.
H0RsEs-Pr. chestnuts 7-s yrs. VT.
$500; pr. black mares 8 yrs, VT. 5000.
Guy Babcock, Tel. Gardiner 2o4-25.
PAIR MULES-Good workers, sound
and kind. Will sell cheap. Harold
Brann, Arsenal st. Tel. 953-M.
PIGS weeks old. B. r. Hanson,
Chelsea. Tel. 1854.
PIGS wks. old. 81 each. q. B. Smith.
Tel. 1854.
RAM yrs. old, registered Hamp-
shire; 2 pure bred ram lambs. r. D.
Berry & Son, r. IA Gardiner. Tel.
1871.
STALLION-Brown, nice driver, can
step fast: track harness. light driving
harness. set light double harnesses,
set hobbies. sleigh. concord wagon. 16
Mt. Vernon St, Gardiner.
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MERCHANDISE
Specials at the Stores

BATTERlES-A, batteries for your
radio. 3. batteries for your radio, c,
batteries for your radio, Columb ia
gasoline engine. Columbia ignitors
for door bells. radio. gasoline en-
gines and all work where first class
batteries are required. Fifeld Bros.
CO., opp. depot. Augusta.
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SUPERTRON-Radio tubes, the tube
with the sensible guarantee" All
types, 50 each. Hillman's. Inc, 1919
Water St., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29

RADIOS-Repaireda and rebuilt. Wor,,
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