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Evening star., 1927-05-30
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

COTTAGE CITY, ROOMS. BATH. RE.
ception room. ami. garage, shade and
Phone Hyattsville 1903. or Franklin ::242.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED SMALL COT
tage. Also small unfurnshed cottage. See
PENDARVIS. Stop 80. Glen Echo cars 30.
FOR RENT FURNISHED FOR SUMNER
large suburban house. ample pOrches. acres
of ground. Apply Kensingt0n 40-J.
z ROOMS AND 2 BATHS. DIVIDED INTO
. apts ami: garage: nice lot: Wine ave-.
Hyattsville S55 per mo
o. B. ZANTZINGER.
Phone Hyatts. ~. Hyattsville. Nd.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.


MONEY TO LOAN ON D. G, REAL ESTATE
Let u uEpWARb Says foq5 = seRai'WsaAs1RsTz seGRaWARTz INc
734 18th NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR
3 or years to he secured upon fret mort.
cages IN the District of Columbia. Install.
ment loans made in WASHINGTON and nearby
Maryland an9 Virginia on the lO.year month
ton Of the MORTGAGE in case OF death Of the
wi E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 9oe 18th.
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c. AND NEARBY
buy second trusts also.
II. c. BlSCOE.
1903 Vermont ave. Main 1858. s.
FIRST SECOND AND THIRD TRUSTS
Dlaced at reasonable rates.
MCNEIL co, INC, se..
Insurance Bldg. 18th and Eye. N. 5644.
MONEY GIVEN AT ONCE.
1st end and 3rd trust loans lowest rates.
141O G St. NV. franklin S33s.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

baths: h. H.. electricity porches room
for garage; owner must call and will sacri.
"'e' o'''' AUSTIN n. COOPER.
Main 1892. $50 l1th 81. NV.
GIG 7th ST. NE.
Brick dwelling. containing Q rooms and
terms: convenient to schools
26 RANDOLPH PLACE NV
Six-room brick dwelling with tile bath.
ami; 2-car garage. Price. $1,000.
20 V ST. NV.
Brick dwelling containing rooms 10.
ception hall and bath: concrete front porch
ami: garage: lot 1Sxl44
Sol G. ST. S.W
Semi-detached corner brick home OF ton
rooms and bath: ami: oil burner: brick
garage; large lawn. Will take small house
in trade.
49,. FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
Mi
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1412 Eve St. NV.

THREE LEFT-ONLY.
Just possible chance to get
a Gruver-built house in Trini-
dad subdivision; very small
cash payment and monthly pay
ment lower than rent; don't
miss this chance if you want a
modern, high-class, up-to-date
home cheap; on Owens place
me-, just off Trinidad ave.; one
block from bus line. They con-
tain concrete front porches,
hardwood floors, h.-w.h., built
in garage, tile bath, with built
in tub; inspect before they are
all sold. Sample open.
GEORGE S. WHITE,
1412 Eye St. NV. Main SOo8.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN PROP'Y.

PLAINLY FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR
cottage on or near good highway: modern
conveniences. garage, fenced.in yard: gentle
man Give phone. fullest particulars. street
car service. Will rent. Address Box 1887.
Star Office 3Os
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SALE-FARMS.
RENT-FARNIS.

fields: rooms bath partly furn. barns
chicken house. grapes. orchard. Strawberries.
garden. ETC.: nearby Md; rent low: some
rent free. Tel. Franklin 3S@l for details.
30'
l12 ACRES LAND. GROOM HOUSE AND
outbuidngs. bordering on the District: suit
able for dairy. chicken or trucking. Cheap
rent. "
C. NJ. PLUNKERT
1910 Eye st. NV. Phone Frank 1911. 30s
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2O21 3rd ST. NE.

One block from Car line, one
block from Rhode Island ave.
bus line, 8 blocks from new high
school; beautiful Groom house,
large back lot, 100 feet deep to
paved alley; concrete front
porch, almost new-a real bar
gain; exceptionally low terms;
ami. Representative on prem
ises to show you through Sum
day, 9 am. to ] pm.
GEORGE S. WHITE,
14l2 Eye St. NV.
Main 20QS Col 27S6
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A RIAL BARGAIN-S0. $50.
BEAUTIFLL 2O.FT. PETWORTH HOME

Beautiful brick home 90 #. wide with
covered concrete front porch and Mansard
roof with dOrmer window overlooking wide
avenue in the attractive Pctworth COM
munIty. @ large rooms. tiled bath with
built-in tub ard shower: :. large rear
porches. hardwood floors. artistic lighting fix.
lures and decorations: concrete cellar com
D!etely equipped with laundry trays and
servants toilet Nice yard to paved alley
with room for garage. Every desired feature
modern in every detail. This is real bar
gain that you should inspect if YOU want
the most for your money. Call Col. 1O06g
UNUSUAL 4 BEDROOM HOME.
PRICED TO SELL AT ONCE.
wonderful home in the most desirable
restricted northwest community. large
rooms. big bedrooms. white tiled bath
with bult-n tub shower and fixtures 3
large covered porches pantry and garage.
This home is in splendid condition and mod
estry brick. 2ox35 IT,: has an attractive ex:
leaves nothing TO be desired in comfort and
efficiency. This is an unusual home in every
respect. and is priced to sell at once. Will
arrange terms Call Lincoln 1065-W.
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PETWORTH HOME-S1.
8 ROOMS. BCILT-IN GARAGE.

Colonial tapestry brick home with slate
Mansard roof and dormer windows. covered
front porch. sleeping and breakfast porches.
west community. 8 large. bright rooms.
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower;
master bedroom across entire front OF
house. we'll equipped kitchen with pantry,
bHilt-in ,r garage deep sodded lot to paved sSc
bus tines and all the advantages Of this
beautiful section of the city. IL you are
looking for home that IL real bargain.
do not fail to see this one before buying.
Only 81 $50 Easv terms can be arranged.
Cali Adams 473 after nm
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY.

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW -5 LARGE
rooms and bath, 2 large porches: sub
shea'hed: dry cellar: ami: garage: stone
wall across lot improved street near cars.
l fare: built by me for my home; SJgoo:
easy terms or rent S45 Hyattsville Adm
Evening star., 1927-05-30
WANTED-LOTS.

"ANTEJ-LDTS.
WANTED-CHEVY CHASE LOT. OR OTHER
brick bungalow in Chevy Chase leased at
$S5 month. FULTON r. GORDON. Cont
mental Trust Bldg. Main 5231.
BUILDER WISHES TO BUY LAND SUIT
able for solid row or semi detached houses
for second trust. Address full details to
the Luxor Construction Co.. 40 Bond Bldg.
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HEDGES g. MIDDLETON, Inc.
1412 Eve st NV Franklin g5O3

1412 Eye st. NV. Franklin 9503.
NO CASH PAYMENT
and $50 per month will buy
beautiful 5-room bungalow
1904 Lawrence st. ne. Beauti-
full shrubbery, 2-car concrete
garage, large lot; at those terms
it must be purchased direct
from owner. Inspect Sunday,
owner will be ON premises, or
call Main 8Oo8 Monday, 9 am.
to S pm.
GEORGE S. WHITE,
141Z Eve St. NV.
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> BARGAINS.

> BARGAINS.
BUSINESS ZONE.
Fifteenth ne. bet. F and G-6-r. and
b. brick: cellar. furnace. elec. and gas:
back yard: $500 will convert 1t into
store; price reduced from $4,000 to $4,000:
cash. $500: $45 mo.
Eighth st. ne. near East Capitol-6-r
and b. brick: convert first floor into store
very cheaply: greatly reduced in price: only
81 900: cash, $50: balance $35 mo-: now
'1IS LINc. soTi SEwsoM. 111osK NE.
Evening star., 1927-05-30

A REAL BARGAIN. 113 MASSACHUSETTS,
ave. ne: Groom and bath brick: garage
H. II. BERGMAN.
$50 st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT HOIJSES-FURNISHED.

37I5 VAN NESS ST NV. BETWEEN
Connecticut and Wisconsin aves.: very at
trartlve new detached Groom house: will
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.

IN CLEVELAND PARK, EXCELLENT LO-
cation: English tyne house. beautifully. fur
nished center-hali plan. 3 open fireplaces;
large porches front and rear: shrubbery and
trees: IL rooms. baths. = built-in garages
Cleveland 1881.
Evening star., 1927-05-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EXCEPTIONAL BUNGALOW CHEVY
Chase. Md.-Practically new 5-room modern
bungalow on valuable corner lot: attic with
full-siZed windows will give two additional
rooms: garage: fenced-in playground for chill
dren paved streets: Unexpected change IN
plans forces owner to sell at once. Will sac
rifice $1,000 equity for 5000. Small cash
payment acceptable' attractive terms. An
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity. Cleveland 2346.
Evening star., 1927-05-30
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT. CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-SJX-
room brick bungalow and garage. 500. also
overlooking Rock Greek Park Che, Chevy Chase:
garage: good neighborhood: $3.50. FULTON
r. GORDON 11O5 Continental Trust Build
ing Main 5o3I
Evening star., 1927-05-30

5000 WARDER ST. NW.-6 r. & B.: A M I.
627 Harvard st nw-6 r. & b.: ami.
62s Lamont ct. n.w.-6 r. & b.: ami.
GIL Eye st. ne.-6 r.. b.
337 9th st. SEE r. & b.: elec.
COMMERCIAL REALTY, Co.
1000 St NV Franklin 61S9.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
"DE-BUNKING" LINDBERGH

IN Editor and Publisher magazine for the
 newspaper profession Philip Schuyler forward with tine information indbergh the real author the special printed by prominent syndicate telling flight Mir Schuyler not reveal that Colonel Lindbergh the signed articles but that many another celebrity including Chrsy Mathewson Babe Ruth, Frpo, Sharkey Dempsey other lights have signed their articles written by another
 MT Sehuyers the present day fashion of de-bunkng He holds that the public know truth fooled all the All of his laons Few readers of the national journals really believed Colonel Lndbergh himself entire y responsible the literary of his story Colonel Lind bergh flyer He does also lay claims the genius of authorship Having sold his stories to the syndicate his method probably dictate his words in his English He prob ably permitted decent editorial revision and signed his Mr Schuyler has placed black mark against the Coones reputation Also may be said that after perusal of the Lndbergh stories the whole Colonel Ldbergh and his together turned pretty poor stuff
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
A MODERN STORY

TIE weny-two, strong and far from unntel gent He also down and out up against IL lie had spent his last of the larger cities ot the eoun try he walked eventyye blocks to the home of 2 friend old home seek out Of his di1eaI When he shaved bathed and dressed in clean linen h host questioned him work Haven't found anything at a2" "Oh yes" the elevator boy. behop telegraph but that ism what want
 make some big money Ihats why came to the city want to get into big business and make real cash But you going while you find your bonanza? I'll get along right Don't you worry Just you loan me ten ner' and next week I'll be sitting pretty
 he back. This time the boy was hungry "Gosh he said awful town. cant find thing man offered job driving truck today. but what future IS there in that? That all When he back day two later his host called cab the railway terminal and bought him ticket back home. And he didn't waste words There only way the country boy learn that the gold en fable of quekrches the big city alaey Gndereas male and female style these days everything cepting, perhaps, the movies.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT
A. NEWTON VAUGHN

FREE times during the seven years oi the present o"er
 of The Patriot called upon to give editorial notice expression deepest regret for the loss of three Put nam citizens all taken from their splendid activities n the very prime of life These citizens were the late Johh ' Johnson Walter J. Bartlett and Newton Vaughn Each of these died when the city most needed them when they full uton of their lives actively constructive business municipal leadership and civic dependence
 The passing of Mr Vaughn is more to Putnam than the loss of genial and competent. progressive busi- ness man the loss of first citizen of quiet personality made itself felt in section Of Putnams life During his residence among effort of kind for the public good that have his loyal and active sappst quiet reliable dependable Churhman of the first order
 expressed his loyalty helpful action and gentle deeds lovabe man death bitter blow o his Justly Afectionate friends a in short who one of the fe" that Putnam afford 10 lose The Patriot was happy to number him it's friends and regrets his passing with keenest
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
GENEVA TO THE LAY, VERY LAY MIND

armaments excepting the amount public spent the building and upkeep of warshps apparently the future will furnish excellent targets for efficient aplanes present conference Geneva than political crossword puzzle If governments limit naves why can't they work directly a the elimination of all tself True empires possessing colonies patrol ships but patrol ships evi denty object of the whose representatives gathered together lengthy argument the home of the League of Nations
 doesn't enlarge navy His effort the finest of his administration But again the lay very lay mind 1t appears that Mir Coolidge willing to o Geneva to money through international why not go the whole hog the League itself with that aim ahead of him abolish which would ultimately be far saving in American dollars
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
PUBLIC AUCTION

On the premises, on Wednesday. July 20th. l927 at D. m. standard time, ta the highest bidder the woolen mill, water power (estimated at $50 horse power.t owners residence, tenement houses and more than fifty acres of land. owned by said Edward J. keegan and others. known as the Lawrence Reagan Company property. situated m the village of Wilsonville. in the Town of Thompson, Connecticut. about three miles south of Webster. Massa- ehusetts. on the state highway leading from Worcester. Mass, to New Lon don. Conn. and on the Norwich and Worcester branch of the N 4.. N. H. & Fl Railroad, which property is par ticularly described in a certain mort gage deed from Lawrence P keegan and others to Webster National Bank. dated August 29, 1925. recorded in Thompson Land Records. Vol. 40 pag- es 1O7-l0S-109-i10. to which reference is made for particular and complete description nf the premises. including tne msd. aii aNehing houses and structures upon said land. all water power, water rights, rights of fiowage. rights of way, railroad rights and any and all other rights and easements ap- purtenant to said prgmises or used in connection herewith
 Terms of Sale Premises to be sold subject to first mortgage of Sl5 ,000 and accrued interest in favor of Web ster National Bank. and subject to taxes due to the Town of Thompson One Thousand Dollars in cash or certi- fled check Co be deposited by success ful bidder at time of sale, and balance of purchase price to be paid within ten days thereafter For further in- formation and particulars eommuni- cate with Torrey & Geissler, Attor. neys at Law, Seder Building. Putnam, Conn.
 CHARLES F. AVER, Commxee.
 FPS
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
HOW QUINEBAUG HOUSE
 WAS NAMED AND WHEN

travelling salesman took the room and occupied it. The next morning, while eating breakfast. some curiocE person asked him { he slept well and if he had seen a ghost. He replied that. about midnight he vas awaken ed and saw the door of the room. slowly and safay opening. 4 white robbed figure advanced stealthily tow ard the bed and began tugging af the covering then noiselessly retreaten. He heard and saw nothing else ou- of the ordinary and emphasized that he had slept well.
 l. final developed that one of the boarders knowing the room was sei- dom occupied, and being cold. went in and removed an extra blanket, wrapped r around him. and was The apparent ghost. The blinds on the haunted" room rattled in the wind making weird noise especially dur ing snow st9rH. 4 young girl ee- cupied the room one night. She was wakefuI un,l assured by her father that the eerie noises she heard were due Go raging winter storm.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

A a Court of Probate held at Pomfret, within and for the District of Pomfret on the sth day of July, 1927. Present Willis Covell Judge. Estate of Henry F. Collins late of Pom fret in said District. deceased. How ard c. Bradford Putnam. Conn. Ad- ministrator ORDERED That-six months from the date hereof be. and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors Co bring in their claims against said estate, and the Admini- strator directed Co give public notice to the creditors of said estate to bring in their claims within said time allowed, by posting a copy of this or der on the public sign-post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, within the same Town. and by publishing the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said Probate District. and return make to this Court of the notice giv- en Attest WILLIS COVELL Judge 2s
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
ORDER OF NOTICE

Al Court of Probate held at Put nam H and for the District of Put nam an ihe l4th day of July. 1927. Present Henry N Benoit. Judge Es- tate 1f William F. Rafrerty. late of Putnam. in said District. deceased
 Annie smith Rafferty of Putnam. Ex. eeutrlN The ENecutrix having ex- hihlted her administration account with sand estate to this Court fer al
 lowance. 1t is ORDERED-That the Fist day of July, 1927. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at Court of Probate to he held at the Probate Office in the Town of Putnam. in said District. be appointed for a hearing on the allow aHee df said account, and that notice of Che time and place of said hearing be given, by publishing this order in a newspaper having a circulation in sad District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sigu-post in said Town of Putnam. HENRY N. BEN or Judge 2S
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Al a Probate Court held at Thomn son. Connecticut. within and for the District fl Thompson. on the llth day of July 1927 Present Fred \ Nun van Judge Estate of Walter F
 Strand late of Thompson in said Dis trict deceased $. Daniel Strand. Ad- mInistfator. address K. F. D No. 2 Putnam Conn 0RDEREn-That six months from the date hereof be and the same are hereby appointed and i'm. lied for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their inns against said estate ta the Administrator. and that public notice be given of fhis order by posting copy hereof on the sign-post nearest to where the deceased last dWelt and in the same town. and pub fishing q like copy in some newspaper having a circulation in said District
 FRED A MUNfAN, Judge. 2s
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
AUCTION NOTICE

By Wtter Bros. Auctioneers. Office 32 Main St Dauielson. Conn. We will sell all the farming implements and household goods at auction at Wolf Den Farm. MONDAY. July 25. al 70 o'clock A M. D.S.T. ram or shine. owned bF C. L. Ransom. Pomfret. Conn, adjoining the Connecticut State Park property en the road leading from Averlls Four Corners to the Wolf Den. as described One McCor- mick reaper and binder. Mccormick corn harve ster. l Iron Age potato dig ger, l combination Spinwall corn and potato planter. Mccormick two horse mower. Mccormick rake. 1 lime spreader. one No. 5-10 Avery farm tractor. 1 two-gang 12 inch frae- tor blow. i two=harse riding euitivatar. l Twentieth Century manure spreader. l weeder 1 Cambridge sulky blow. side hill blow l fodder cutter. marker. I cider press. grist mill equipped for power cream separator, ] Bahcock tester. set of platform scales. lot ut new ii inch hog wire. l lot of new harhed wire. ] two-h horse farm wagon. several other business wagons. break ing cart. lot of roofing tile. and many other items. also lot of old iron. The modern household goods consist of a miscellaneous collection of beds. bu- reaus rummodes. chairs. stands pie tures. and crockery. all in clean. ser Ftceahie condition The Farm is also for sale and may be inspected at any time after the l6th of the month
 Don't overlook f A caterer will at
 tend Term cash Sale by order of C. l. Ransom. 2s
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
AT LAST

last after being bufeted about from committee to
 A mittee and back the Common Council and to again back the Council the improvement of Put nams public water works plant about to get under The will be called upon the appropriation al the city meeting Tuesday and would that there should not be a dissenting vote.
 The matter finally left to the special arbitration com mee with he understanding that whatever this committee recommended would be adopted The committee made it's and reported back to the Council but again committed the special committee of the Common Council
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15

IL upon the recommendation of this mee that the the plan calling for standppe Rich mond Hill and connecting this standppe and the main Sabn street approved Just why this is hard to understand The New England Insurance Exchange has said that Putnam must have 1000 900 gallon surplus supply of ter. and one standpipe wi provide that quantity.
 However the has that the building of the second andpe has been abandoned but only deferred there should be for alarm Surely the requirements Of the Insurance Exchange should be object of the provement will be lost to the citizens
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
NOTICE

Lost or stolen, Pass Book Number 3s.655 of Putnam Savings Bank of Putnam, Conn. All persons are eau toned against purchasing the same, and any person having & claim to sad book is hereby called upon to present said claim within six months from July 8, 1927, or submit to having the book cancelled and a new book issued in lieu thereof. 27-29
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
NOTICE

The following list of depositors with las sc cnown residence and amount due each on whose accounts with the Put nam Savings Bank of Putnam. Connec- tieut. there have been no drafts or de- posits for twenty years, is hereby pub lished as by Statute provided
 July 10, 1927 Homer GAuvette. Putnam. Conn sisl2 Frank E. Minard. No. Grosvenor
 Dale BOA Edw. Vaughn. or wife. Putnam.
 Conn. 3.49
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
FORECLOSURE SALE

Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court for Windham County. in order to satisfy Judgment Lien in favor of Paul Nj Broomtield, ef Boston, Massachusetts, against Ed ward J Keegan and others, Of Thomp- son. Connecticut. unless the amount due on said judgment lien Is fully paid hefnrn that time. 1 shall sell at
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
Built Tn l849 When Citizens Were Disputing the Towns
 Incorporation
Ghost Walks In Its One Haunted
 Room

The old Quinebagg House recent ly removed from a lot on the rear and attached Co and make q part of the Putnam Inn, was built in ls3s. or about E years ago A that time ], faced Main street and Union Square iu front of the Quiuebaug house was post from which swung sign ta announce 10 the traveller its name and the hospitality offered The first pro- prietors of the Quinebaug House were Warren and Day
 ln is49 q petition was present d to the general assembly to iucorpor- ate the town 0f 4Quiuebaag" from the villages known as "Pemfret De- pot, tThe Norwich & Worcester railroad began operations ln fs3g-I WlkinsouVille. BaiIouwlle. Morse's Village and Harrisville. These yii- iaRes were situated in the towns of
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
NOTICE

A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Putnam Inn Corporation was held July 5th. 1927. IL was voted at that meeting to dissolve said corpora. tion as of that date. 2S-30
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15

About half the illiterstes in North Dakota are Indians, most of whom are over sixty yekrs old and unable to speak Engiish.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
NOTICE

Lost or Stolen. Pass booA Rsnk : 4O.49s of Putnam Saving srs ess. Putnam, Conn. All person. 2 sans tioned against purchasing s-' v. .s sst and any person having 2 cam ,n prsssri book is hereby called upon g frer said claim within six rionsvii ossving U July I. 1927. or submit to .as isast book cancelled and new 0O0ss sss.ss
 in lieu thereof.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS
TO MEN EXPERIENCED IN THE
 SALE OF MOTOR CARS, We as


 prepared to make the feiio%ils astonishing offer. If you As salesman. if you are hohsss if you are respected ID ye- community. f you can iuiz.. ish character references, .. arrange the necessary capi.asL establish you in business, 'aA,5s .is no share of the profits just piala ass, s- per cent interest. The above S-e ~, is for the sale of a line Of .l., aJs, and six cylinder cars Of popssss55 p,ss5 make. ranging in priee irom .sr to S975. If you think yoa qualify. outline your eXpsi,s-s s-ss. and state where you are ~ Tss ent employed. BOX 0 e'0 Q: Patriot.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-15
- -
 LOST

LosT-uly 4th. between the Day Kimball Hospital and residence of Mrs. 4. Newton Vaughn pair of glasses in leather case Finder return same to Patriot Office.
 2S The United States per capita ae- count ia savings banks is S2il; that of the state of Michigan, s32<.