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The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, under a Writ Of Execution and order of sale issuing from the District Court. Second Division. of Alaska, on the End day of August, 1926. in favor of the PIaintin and against the Defen- dents, in the action entitled, John Read. Piaiatiff s-Luther Gold Dredging Company, corporation, Frank w. Hale. Otis Hale. Milton t. Luther and Harry Dobson. De fsndents. in the sum of $2675.O0. lths further sum of $222.92 as in terest, y62.5O as Costs, $500 for dra wing claim of lien. and $65O. % as attorney fees making In all a total Judgment, in favor of JOhp Reed and against the Luth- Ter Gold Dredging Company, in the sum of $3G15.42: And In said Execution ] am commanded to sat isfy said Judgment with interest and costs out Of the personal and the real property Of said Judgment Debtor, the Luther Gold Dredg- ing Company; and whereas under said Writ the personal pro- |perty was duly sold according to law and was bid in by the Plaiptiff and others where by the Defepdents became entitled to a credit on the Judgment Of x2472.0O leaving as still due and owing thereon the sum of $1153.42: and whereas. l will on the ninth day of October at the hour Of ? o'clock P. N. at the front door the District Court House in Nome. Alssks. sell at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash all of the right title and interest, or as much thereof necessary 10 satisfy the aforesaid Judgment. which said Defendants had at the time the lien was filed. In and to the following described placer mining ground. situated tn the Port Clarence Re- cording. Precinct, Second Division. Territory of Alaska. T0wit:-"Bank Ass0ciation'. Mint Association". Bullion Ass0ciatiOn''. "Mine AssO- ciati0n". on Windy Creek tribu- tsry of Bud Creek and Number One" on Ohio Creek a tributary of Windy Creek. Placer Claims all contiguous and adjoining.
 The sale being made subject to confirmation. and to the right of redemption. as provided by law.
 CHAA. n. JONES
 ! UNITED STATES MARSHAL SECOND DIVISION. TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA.
 Publish Sept. {, II, IS. 26, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
FRIDAY tTELEoRApH,c,
JEAIOUSY CAUSED
 MAN SHOOT lr TELEPHONE OPERATOR

Napa. Calif.. Sept. 14. @-Mrs. Leta Covey aged 21, telephone operator al the Napa State Hospital
 was killed instantly when Fred Evers fired five shots at her as she sat at the switchboard. He then tried to kill himself but collapsed before he could reload his pistol. Later he said he shot her because he was jealous of her former hus- band.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

Seattle. Sept. IT, @-Leo w. Bundy the United States Signal Corps operator who went with Will liam C. Lyons from Seattle iu Point Barrow for the New York Times. last winter via dog teaE. arrived yesterday. Bundy Is going to Craig, Alaska. where he will take up his duties with the Signal Corps for several years. It WIS learned that Bundy and Lyons who were hufrying as fast as they could were Ionly twenty three miles from Ear row when the dirigible Norge pass ed them.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
ORDERS EMPLOYERS IO SHOOT
 TO KILL ROBBERS

Washington, D. C.. Sept. l4, t41 Postmaster General New after Il conference with his iientnnants ordered all pOstoftice empl 'yees to shoot to kill" in order to protect he millions of dollars int"usted th their care. The official ,rder just issued is the result from the recent Illinois robbery. and 1t Is indicated that the Marines Corps will be call ed if found necessary.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
WASHINGTON STATE
 RETURNS CONTINUED

Seattle, Sept. IT. H-Two thou i sand and three precincts gave Sen ntor Jones ten ninety eight thirty four votes. Hammond received two twenty four seventy nine. Qriffths three twenty nine thirty four. Buii- lit forty four forty nine. Long street twenty three ninety. The Third District with five hundred and thirty eight precincts gave Johnson thirty i've nine ninety nine. Jones one seventy seven fifty seven. The First District with three hundred and seventeen pSe- cincts gave Miller two twenty one thirty two. McCabe fifty three forty four. Moore sixty Ave ninety seven. t
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given that fhs undersigned has been appointed E1s scutor Of the Kstate of Hin Feyf son Deceased and lettsvs tostamenI tary Issued to him by the Probate Court. Cape Nome Precinct. Terri- tory of Aiaska. and that Crsditors having claims ogainat the said nss tate arc required to present sams' verified to the undersigned II NonA. Alaska within [ months from .4ats hereof. Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 1s day August iS3s.
 0. As AnAleD
 Exscssos Natata,s Hiia . Person Deceased. f Pubiish-Aug. ss. Sept. |. II. IS. 26. 1sas
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

Detroit. Sept. IS. B-Grant N. Hudson dry and Robert Clancy a wet. both republicans. won con- gresaionai nominations. Incom- piete returns. showed Doctor Frank P. Bohn defeated Frank D. Scott . republican congressman Of long standing. Fred W. Green mayor Of Ionia. defeated Govsrnor Alex Groesbeek. who was seskinge. Aia fourth term, by . majority of one hundred and forty thousand vOtss
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

Baltimore. Sept. IT. @-Wellers candidate for the republican gu bernatorial nomination won on dry platform over Addison E. Null liken.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

Somerville, Sept. IT. tPj-The pragd jury Indicted four persons tor the Hall Mills murder. naming Mrs Hall, her brothers Wiilie Ste yens, Henry Stevens. her cousin Henry Della B. Carpenter. Each indictment contained tive counts The jury deliberated on the evi- dence produced only ten minutes
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
NOTICE

Just received from Teller another quantity of Norge dirigible pictures showing the landing and dismant- ling at Teller, now on sale at Mug get Office. 25 cents each or set of 22 views for $3.50. Send n set to friends Outside.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

ottowa, Sept. 15. R-The Liber- al Party are six seats short Of a clean working majority. Premier Arthur Meighen lost his seat. and n Acknowledgements coalition has been suggested. The i've defeated Ministers other than. Meighen are: C. L.. Patenaude Minister Of Justice: |: Andrew Fautenx solicitor General; {;
 Eugene Paquet Minister of Health:
 Donald Sutherland and Raymond Morand, Ministers without pOrtfO- lips. Agnes McPhail was again the only woman member. she was elected to the last two Pariiamsnts.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

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The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18
CANADA HOLDS SELECTIONS

Toronto. Sept. l6. @-The Parliamentary election returns gave the following party standings: Liberals il7. Conservatives g. Progressive T. Liberal prOgressivea II. United Farmer. of Alberta II. Labor & Independents 244. Former Premier Mckenzie King successful ly defended his seat. George Black conservative. defeated F. T. Con gdon, a liberal.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

Atlantic City. Sept. IT. B-- World Fistic Champion Jack Demp- 'sey yesterday predicted that he will knock out Tunnsy.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-18

We buy and sell for cnsh only
 LAKES STORE
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LITCHF1ELD

PLAINS-The services held at the
Plains church in honor of the Tooth
anniversary of the church were well
attended and very interesting to all,
a fine dinner was served at noon to
a large number, the Community Cir
Gle served supper to about $50 peo-
pie, followed by the dedication Of the
new vestry, and very interesting
program. The next regular C. Circle
will be held at the vestry Wednesday
evening, December Is.
Richard Price, who has been very
Ill II reported some improved.
Marshall and Lorene Rogers passed
the the holiday recess with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Rogers.
Mrs. o. K. Hodgkins 10 caring fo1
Richard Price in his illness.
Pine Tree school gave q fins enters
tainment Wednesday evening which
was much enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. D. r. Small was taken Tues.
day afternoon to the g. M. G. Hoss
pital at Lewiston, for surgical treat
ment, where at present writing she IL
doing well.
Mrs. Katherine Wilson ana SON.
Oramandel, Of Orr's Island, Mrs.
Carrie Powers Of Gardiner, and
Bertram Packard Of Augusta, were In
attendance at the church anniversary
services Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Pierce were
guests Of Gardiner friends, Thurss
day. ...-.---..----... ---~------
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gusta, spent the week end at their
home in town.
Charles Johnson was visiting rela-
tives in Wfnslow, Friday.
Mrs. Will Hall will go to Brooks
today, called there by the death of
Mr.. Halls brother. r. A. Hall.
Mrs. Ed Marden is passing q few
days in Dexter with her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Tilston. Friends of Mrs. Tilston will
be sorry to learp that she is i'll with
rheumatic fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rand Of Bos-
ton are passing few days in town
with relatives. called here by the
death of Mrs. Mary Cakes in Water
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Peavey of Clin-
ton were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Gerald Saturday.
Will Small of Pennington was in
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. U. ]. Berard will leave today
by auto for Lawrence, Mass, where
she will join her husband, who is
employed and where they will make
their home. She was accompanied by
her niece, little Louise Dostie, who
will visit them.
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process of making were given by

process Of making were given by
John Brown.
The Merry Meeting Club will hold
a Dollar Social, Christmas tree and
covered dish supper in their hall,
Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 14th for the
members and their families.
The Modern Woodman held pub
lie Whist Party in their hall, Friday
evening. Prizes were won by: Lad
les, Mrs. Harold Leavens End, Mrs.
Mary Wyman. Gents LIST, Philip Mer-
chant End, e. l. Reid. There will be
another whist party next Friday
evening.
There will be Public Whist party
| under the auspices of the Children Of
Mary In the Parochial Hall, Thurs
day evening. Prizes will be given.
The Past and Present Club will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. w. w.
George NJ. Chapman win have the
paper of the afternoon. Her subject
will be PALESTINE.
The Merrymeeting Sewing Circle
met in their hall Friday afternoon to
tack q quilt. A covered dish supper
was enjoyed at 6.15.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Henderson and sons, Lin
wood. Harold and Allen were in Wa
terville Sunday afternoon where they
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Mary
Cakes, which was held at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Cross. Rev.
E. A. Pollard Jones, pastor Of the
Methodist church, officiating. The
remains were brought to this town
for burial. Mrs. Cakes was formerly
resident of this town.
George E. Haskell is passing few
days in Livermore Falls on business.
s. Damon Of Canaan was visT
iting Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Damon, Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles shaw, Lionel
Parlin and Ted Lovely of Portland
passed the weekend with relatives
in town.
B. D. Mcclellan and daughter, Miss
Charlotte, passed the day Saturday
in Portland.
L. p. Kinds Of Kingfeld was In
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sinclair of
Pittsfield were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Savage Saturday at their home
on Burrill street.
DR.. A. G. Goddard of Portland who
was the speaker at the Community
Service Sunday evening at the Meth
odist church was guest while in
town of Rev.. and Mrs. T. C. Chap
man on Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Campbell.
who are passing . few days In Au-
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Gleason Admits
Killed Monagle
MedfOrd, Grocer

Medford, Mass, Dec. 4-(P1-A
confession that he killed James A.
Monagle, a market proprietor, was
obtained today from Herbert Gleason,
Of Rangeley, Me-, the police say.
Today on his Goth birthday Glea-
son was arraigned in District court
and pleaded not guilty to the murder
charge. His case was continued for
a week. Authorities said that evil
dence concerning the killing of Mon
agile during an attempted hold-up
would be presented to the grand jury.
The police said that the youth had
given them complete story Of the
events of last Saturday night when
two young men entered Monagle's
meat market, drew revolvers and or
dered the proprietor to throw up his
hands. Monagle was shot down
when, 1t was said, he swung a meat
cleaver at the pair.
Gleason refused, however, to name
the "pap who was with his during
the hold-up the police said.
He had been traced in part
through injuries for which he had
been treated in Boston and the trail
led to Rangeley, Me. He was brought
back to Medford. yesterday.
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Miss Ruth Robinson passed the
week lend with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Cole of Skowhe-
gan.
Out of town people to attend the
funeral of Sherburne Brann Sunday
afternoon were Mrs. Fred Morrell OF
Skowhegan, Miss Mary Dean OF
Madison and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Brann of Lewiston.
The Winslow fire department re-
sponded to telephone call at $50
Saturday afternoon for chimney
fire at the residence of Charles
Lewis of the Augusta road. One
chemical took care of the fire and
the damage was small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Homer and
son John were In Augusta Saturday
to attend the meeting of the Run.
about club which was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Wing.
Miss Nellura Jacobs, passed the
week end at her home in Vassal-
borO.
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FAIRFIELD

The Hour Club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Abbie ]. Laid on
Winchester street. The meeting was
we'll attended and important business
pertaining to the club was transact
ed. The club collect was read by
Mrs. Clyde Drew. Mrs. Alta Mitchell
had the paper of the afternoon. She
took for her subject Astoria" one OF
Washington Irving's novels. victrola
selections were enjoyed.
The drive for the Christmas Seals
and Health Bonds was opened By the
pastors in the churches Sunday
morning. The sale will be carried on
this year by the clubs. Three work
ers from each club have been ap-
pointed to make a house to house
canvas. The Importance Of this work
can not be over-estimated. Let every
one feel a personal responsibility in
this matter. To sell the towns quo
ia in this campaign. is a matter of
pride with many towns and should be
so with Fairfield.
The Methodist Guild will hold their
Christmas Sale and supper in the
church vestries Wednesday, Dec. 9Th.
Doors will open at p. M. A public
COIQ Iu6dL supper Will NC Sci NOu ~ W.
The Junior Guild will give an enter
tainment in the evening.
The regular netting of the Modern
Woodman will be held this evening In
their hall. There will be a Roll Call
and all members are asked to be
present to respond to their name.
Refreshments will be served.
The regular meeting of the Royal
Neighbors will be held in their hall
this evening. A large attendance is
desired as there will be election of
officers.
The Ladies' Social Union OF the
Baptist Church will meet In the lower
church vestries Tuesday afternoon at
2 p. M, with Mrs. Jennie Gordon,
Mrs. Odia Flood and Mrs. Alice Ack-
ley as hostesses.
The Pine Tree Literary Club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Eta
Brown at her home in Benton. The
meeting opened with the club collect
and singing Of the Pine Tree song.
The program Of the afternoon was In
charge of Mrs. Alonzo Tyas who read a
most interesting paper on Rhode ISL
and. After which the members were
shown some bows and arrows which
were made by Mrs. Browns son,
Leon and most interesting explana :
ton of the materials used and the
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W|NSL0W
WinsloW Granna

a Ma regular meeting Of Win
ssase, No. 800 was held Fri
'0sllng, Dec. 3. The annual
s ~ oiicers followed the reg
a N,aess meetinb. w. II. Pol
|,.. = REYNOLDS, and w. B. ia
rM as tellers, and the officers
animated and lected as fol-
\. Master, Charles W. Wilson:
", ALBERT Chamberlain; lee
@s Annie Simpson; steward.
f., a. Ramsey; assistant ste
n sv,l wilson; chaplain, Rev.
,.a treasurer. w. H. Pol
b.s. s'stary, Percy C. Jakins;
sS ns,. Alvin Matheson; Ceres,
S. NINA Wilson; Pomona, Mrs.
A. Flora, Mrs. Leila Ram =
:" assistant steward, Sadie
=, aIs, W. B. Jakins was dis
kts.. chairman of the executive
n and reelected as third
n /. me matron Of the Juvenile
nt n ars. Emily Chamberlain;
suon, Eva Higgins,
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Funeral Of sherburne Hrann

Sherburne Brann passed away at
his home in Groveton, N. H., on Mo-
vember 80. He was the son of Nellie
L. Brann of Winslow and was born
in Madison near the Twelve Cor
ners, Nov. Z, 1875, where he passed
his young days. In later years he
resided both in Fairfield and Water
Vile where he made many friends.
On October /, 1900. he married
Mary Amelia Simpson Of this town
and to this union four children were
born, Lloyd Newell, Milburne Keith,
Audrey Lowell, Kendall woodrow.
When a young lad the deceased
entered the employ of the H. &c w.
mills as paper maker, later rising to
machine tender. where he continued
until 1909 when he went to Groveton
to live. He had been employed in
the Groveton paper mill as night SUI
perintendent and machine tender
until the time of his death.
The deceased was a man Of ster-
ling character, It being passed from
lip to lip that he never had an en-
envy. He was a good citizen and q
devoted husband and father. One
of his greatest comforts was his
home circle and In his passing the
family has lost loved one, and the
community a kind friend and help
full neighbor.
He leaves to mourn his loss his
wife. his mother, his boys already
mentioned, also q nephew, Lawrence
L. Muiholland, and other moro dis
tant relatives. Prayers were held at
the home in Groveton, Thursday,
Dec. 2, Reverends Carter and Cooper
officiating, after which the remains
were brought to Winslow to the
home of his brother, Edward L.
Brann of Benton avenue, whore SER
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Juvenile Grange
Fleets Officers

ON the same evening thabY the
subordinate grange of Winslowi held
their election of officers. the juve-
Milo grange No. 12 of Winslow also
elected their officers for the coming
Arnold simpson: overseer, Clayton
REYNOLDS; lecturer, Glenys Ralney;
steward, Graldine Reynolds; assist
ant steward, Arthur Haskell; chap
lain. Amber Jakins; treasurer, MAR
garet Haskell; secretary, Altnea
Michigan: gatekeeper. Kendall Mar
cia. ceres. Verna Jones: Pomona
Rettina Britton; Flora, Mary Nelii-
gan. Iady assistant steward, Mar
inrie Chamberlain. On Friday eve
Ming. January Z, Merle j. Hartman.
state Grange lecturer. will instaii
these officers.
past Masters Day will be OBJ
served at an all day meeting on De
cember II, with the past masters
.nd wives of Cascade, Victor and
Pnnton oranges invited to join
Winslow on this day. A dinner Will
he served at noon and a program
Given In the evening the juvenile
Grange of Winslow will hold their
regular meeting, followed py q
christmas tree and entertainment.
on Friday, January Z, 1927. at 7.SO
IN the evening. State Lecturer Merle
hartman of Readfield Will De
present at the regular meetings OF
The subordinate and Juvenile oranges
of winslow and install the officers OF
both oranges. r,,,~ ana
r. 9. crosby were in Albion Satur-
dav to attend the anniversary OF the
grange. A fine baked bean and pas
trv dinner was served at noon. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed
throughout the day.
Harry Jones of East Vassalboro
was a visitor in town Sunday.
work on the new public library
heing built in Winslow Is progress
inc very we'll at this time. The
framework and a great deal of the
outside is already constructed ana
the date of when the library will be
opened to the public will be an
nounced very soon now.
Miss Thelma Johnson Of Augusta
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passed the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln johnson
of Lithgow street.
Miss Ruth Reynolds, who has been
i'll at her home on Halifax street, Is
able to be about the house but Is I'M
able to return to her studies at
Farnington Normal school this
week.
Mrs. sherburne Brann and chill
dren of Groveton, N. H., are in town
called here by the death Of their
husband and father. Sherburne
Brann, wo died very suddenly at his
home in Groveton. The remains
were brought to Winslow where SER
vices were held Sunday afternoon at
the home of his brother. Edward l..
Brann OF Benton avenue.
All schools in town are planning
very flne Christmas entertainments
for the last day of school.
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ing, Dec. 9, the annual supper and
sale of the Winslow Circle Will De
held at the church parlors.
Charles Wilson, of the Garland
road, who for the third time, was
elected last Friday evening at the
regular meeting Of Winslow grange
for mastership for 1927, Is attending
the splendid public speaking classes
for business men which is conducted
every Wednesday evening at the
EImwood hotel In Waterville by
Mayor Herbert C. Libby Of that city.
william Mansfield, who has recent
" been appointed Lieutenant, at.
tended the meeting Of the officers
school In Augusta over the week end
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urday night, and the sharp cold ana
bitter wind made 1t very lifting
entrance for winter and its terrors
from cold.
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Thistle Club

Ns,u Oers Of the Thistle Club
\, =, 'sssaiar monthly business
Il M 10y !, on the evening Of
|. rno S' 1aconnet Club house
b mSs s attendance. After the
Va, .n. OF business a social
taa '. :. and dainty re-
.oosis.o VI scotch rolls, fruit
taual : ., and tea were served.
\. chilassup and Xmas tree
De- ~ "a Of the club win be
a.mS N the evening. Mrs.
III po,a mrs. James Inversion
q NV SOe = Henderson are In
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\ n''s'ok Literary Club

nsr, literary Club
b cI uSs rs! Of he sebasticook
n II NJ Nv VIII hold their regular
Nh Es o nome of the presi-
tonorraarry Britton at $3.50
fl havus, Miss Sadie Mer-
Nary HI paper on Radium and
Ray. LAY M will have one on
VIII b. many ;ay other interesting
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.rsauussa Jacobs, one Of the
kaally eOta School teachers. very
|sas ey entertained a few friends
|% Altrea 3 at the home of Mr..
|Nsaias W. Brill. A most pleas
afternoon and even
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HORSE-Wt. 1900, work single or dou-
BILE; also COW, horse, potatoes. c. Will
lis Brown, Readfield Depot.
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vices were held Sunday afternoon at
2.30.
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enell.HaIlett

A wedding of great interest 70
Winslow people was solemnized at
the Getchell Street Baptist church
by Rev. Benjamin Beatty, when Mad,
elyn Iallett. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Hallett Of Waterviile;,
became the bride Of Winfield Snen
of Clinton. This young couple nave
many friends In this town who VIII
wish to extend heartfest congratula-
lions and best Of wishes for their
lifelong happiness.
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SPEED HORSE-Full set boots. har-
ness, Concord wagon, sleigh. 16 Mt.
Vernon St, Gardiner. Call between
12-l or after 5 z. NJ. -.
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tAyIZING - Latest equipment.
4 tubes and accessories, used
and sold. Gage & King,
tgolal st., Augusta. Tel. 959-M.