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Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24


 Helen is SO very quiet Ne thought we'd help her out, By giving her this megnphone Through which Co yell and shout. BiaHchc Greene -Lefter File. Since Blanche came ta Putnam High She needs this little file To keep her mail in order, For it comes just pile on pile. Jsaaasfie GrceH- Ueddag Ring. To be engaged to Baddie Did our 1eannette agree; Summer hastons wedding bells And JeaHHelte no longer free f0a More RWer.
 4 real strict school nam ts Vera ambition
 Ne hope that this Ittle ruler Will help her in her mission. EH#eaftb BfaaghtoH Tire. Ellsworth is very often late flat tire Is his excuse Ne Eiee him one that can't go flat And may it he af lasting use. Ees3#1 Ho4e,- SBriiiug Book. Spelling always had for Kermit i tarv great distraction. This little spelling book. we hope. Will help him master this defection Gcorqe U'HIig Horn.
 Our George is a bicycle rider. He rides nearly all the time So this little horn we give Co him To see how much noise he can mak,
 for dime Stcpi iu TrEp Pfck.
 Sterhen i banjo fiend; With Che 0linals he plays This little pick may be of help His tingcnail Co save. WaH ScoH TuH
 Walter is little awkward When 1t comes to carrying a tray. So here is one that just can't slip If anybody ever gets in the way. Tom Elliott Stationery. When from Judith you are parted And your mind 10 her shall stray. Use this little box of paper And write a line Co her each day Jeaune BelioH Nofe Book. Ii is clear to ohserVe Jeanne is alwats ready for dietatioi So. as q gift this little book Will be handy fu her occupation. Larrcare KeHb Fashion Sheet. The well-dresed man must have
 guide
 To add to h. good fashion; This "Mcn's Fa hiau Sheet we hop Will help son ta your satisfaction. Fred Airord HaHct.
 Here's a malltt for you. Fred In case they won keep still. For, some day you may be at th,
 head
 a4z .g esa.tzas4l. ess4. ... Irene Eaboute Teunis Racquet. At tennis you're wonder, Of that there's not a doubt; So here's a little racquet In case your own gives out. LoWreHee KeHy-Hotto: Slide, Kelly
 Slide"
 We've often talked of baseball fani But of none with SO much pride As the one who takes this motto Of Slide, Kelly, Slide" Mabol Thompson In this little Chevrolet May you have many pleasant ride And on all your journeys far Have its owner at your side. Anifa Brodcer-Fiag.
 We kHo= that Anita is fond of the
 Irish
 And likes them beyond measure. This little flag will be for her An everlasting treasure. Dorothy Keefe- Piano. At music. while in school Dorothy did we'll
 Al college this may be of use To help her Co excel.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

Sent by uEp and prophets Td this class of Putnam High We Have tfird to be discreet. But these rhymes may cause some
 laughter.
 lis hoped that both will be received And treasured forever after" The gifts are then pulled ont of the pie and handed ta the pupils. Edat GoHcftc Spriag.
 Edith lives far ap on a hill It's rather hard on Ford Coupe So to Edith We give a little spring To replace any that may give way Helen -GdBrc.
 Helen sure does love athletics Of every sort and kind: As she's continually getting hurt. We give her this her sprains to bind Alto HarkiHs Crepe Popcr. Alta is q genius
 When ii comes to decorating. And we know that this crepe paper Will help her make many a pretty
 thing +f e. Naulting is for Leo
 \ very pleasant pastime; So we give this vaulting pole To keep him right in prime. RaumoHd Robinson Comb. Raymond has such unruly hair He cannot keep it trim: We hone he'll like this little comb. For we know it will be of use to him Edqar Pjgeon -HoHkeH- H-lereach A mechanic Edgar wants to be; lis his one great desire. Heres a little monkey wrench. If assistance he requires. EdIrord d1Hbier- Gun.
 < gun VIC give tn Edward 'F1 carry on his houlder. For YoH know his great ambition fo be a Wet Point soldier. Tevs EHion Dog
 Jimmie want ta Dc q farmer When hp goes ta Storrs Sa hara'e a lfttia running mate To hslp him dc Che chores. It5lHam PigeoH H'6rf.
 Williams one supreme desire l. t0 be an electrician We know this little role of wire Aua A,al, .saa ia .ii= aeeupation. Efpestinc Fish Ticket. Ernestine, we know you love to
 dance.
 Although you seem to be a bashful
 girl
 This pass will let you in at Abing-
 ton.
 And here's another one for Earl Frank Larroic Telephone. Frank. when you're all alone And kind Of lonely. too. Just call Edith on this telephone And lot her chase away your blues. Raekei Huribuf-lSfar. Travelling east. travelling west At home and afar.
 Keep your head clear and steady And your eyes upon your Starr" Edleard Speitacg- Book os "Bl0ades. 9 Eddie likes the ladies, Of that there is no doubt This little book entitled "Biondes" We hope will help him out. Alerine Rofbwell-T Teddy Bear This teddy bears for Alexine, We know she'll like it too For whenever "Tedn is absent. IL will chase away her blues. Leonide Tefreapii Book of Trping's
 ERsaua.
 Leonide is an athlete
 He's rather studious too. But there's nothing that appeals to
 him
 As Trvine's essays do. Leodore Peehie- Book on "Hole Co
 Write Ons-Acf Plays" Leodorc wrote q play one day Tn which every actor died Here's a little book of suggestions For you. advice it will provide. Frank CUshmGn- Contract. Here's Q contract for you. Frank To fame ssra h@r.o ssnftftf rfaa
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
To Form Rainbo.s

ranging from that of colorful numeral adornments to that of ciownishness.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
Glass Poem

gBlaHehe VI. sfeenel bear Alma Mater. Putnam High
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
Class Gifts

Presentation tAnita Brodeur, Mabel
 (. Thompson1
 4 pie is brought in by boys and placed in the middle of the stage. Mabel Thompson and Anita Brodeur stand on each side of tine pie. The fol- lowing verse is recited.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

To bid adieu with tear-dimmd eye. And sadly leave this spot we've learn
 ed Co love
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

| EIeaHor frrjng -Curteris Glue. Eleanor is pretty. little vamp. too Many hearts she's won and broken $ This little tube of Carter's glue Is our sweet and parting token. E abetb AHthisr-Bo6k.
 Elizabeth. you'll be always happy And life fer you will hC gay.
 When yHu read Frank Larrow's Ht.
 tle beck. Exercises for Every Day. r aor P 'srson- Pa 5gfs.
 Shakespeare aiways had For Eleanor \ very rare attraction,
 hose EassaEes We know
 Will bring her atisfactiou. LaHvsre, Bcfnfer- Bottle Of Ambition ln the morning when your spirit
 lags.
 Al evening when You .re tired. his bottle of ambition" By you may be required. Ca dou y Hsl8e- Nu#er.
 T. is not because You talk too much Or that you' 're full fl ehaf;
 But friends say you need q muffler To tone down that hearty laugh. Frank Siue Bird.
 Since Birdnlogy has become your
 fad
 This may not come amiss;
 So when your pheobe's busy
 Sit down and talk 0 this. Grrac Hariek-PaH
 Here's a pail for yon. George.
 2 thing you may require.
 For r again you play with phos-
 phorous
 lt may help to put aat Che fire. Bertha Chapman Dot.
 When Bertha is in Eemfret. And when he cannot call.
 This little drugstore cowboy Will be a substitutg for Paul JdeqaeiiHc Chapdclaiue Eraser. At typiug Jucuueiiue Is a terror, Not minute does she lose;
 So Go reduce her total error
 This eraser she should use. Ethel BenHett- Smelling Salts. Smelling salts we give Co Ethel For We can easily see Whenever she meets Kermit
 Shes as nervous as can be. Helen TFaa3fs fTgg05.T a44a
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

Sing song of six pence. \ pocket fall of rye. BHt mol the aa.5y black birds. We fiHd within thiz pie. lis full of hearty greeting. And gifts for farts-ave Sent by sage and prophets Td this claH of Putnam High Wa have tried to be discreet. But these rhymes may cause som,
 laughter.
 'Ti> hoped that both will he received And treasured forever after"
 The gifts are then pulled ont of ths pic ana hanAnd L. Lha Eun.ls
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
MAKE RESERVATIONS AT
 ONCE WITH LOCAL AGENT

It is absolutely essential that Sew ardites notify Mr. Sweek, local agent
 for the Alaska Railroad, of their in-
 tention of returning to Seward from
 Anchorage next Sunday in order that
 special gas car be run over with
 them, otherwise Sewardites in Ancn-
 orage, taking in the last night of the
 Fair on Saturday night, will have to
 remain there until the following
 Wednesday at which time the regu- lar train departs Thus far one has informed MT. Sweek he would take advantage of this opportunity. It may be that many do not know that the special summer Sunday service ! is off and for that reason have not notified Mr. Sweek. AS has been stated previously, if 10 Sewardjtes will signify their intention of return ling home Sunday from Anchorage, the railroad will bring them back on Ia special gas car. Otherwise the deal is off. The time of leaving Anchorage would be Sunday morn- ing at g o'clock, arriving i'll Seward
 at 1:45 p. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
INLET PEOPLE LEAVING

Among the Anchorage folk who will arrive in Seward tomorrow and on Sunday enroute to the States will be MT. and Mrs. Ray 0. Scott, Mrs. R. c. Loudermilch and Mrs. Frank Carlquist The latter two ladies are making a visit to the Outside but it is reported M. and Mrs. Scott, residents of the Inlet city for many years, are going out for good. MT. Scott, until this month was manager and part owner of the Anchorage Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
RACK HOME AGAIN

MT. and Mrs. James St. Clair ot Wasilla. who have been at Rochester, Minn., for three months while MT. St. Clair was undergoing treatment at the Mayo Bros. Clinic, were pas sengers aboard the liner Aleutian' which arrived in Seward today. MT St. Clair is reported to be much i'm proved without the necessity of am- putation of his injured foot.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
PROMINENT HUNTERS ARRIVE IN SEWARD
 TODAY FROM SOUTH

The growing importance of Alaska, from the standpoint of big game hunt ing is seen in the arrival in Seward today of five prominent sportsmen from the States The hunters do not form one party, but will hunt separte- ly. Gus Gelles, energetic secretary and treasurer of the Alaska Glacier Tour Association, under which direct ion the men will enter the field under the guidance of their capable and ex- Iperienced licensed guides, says there is plenty of game for all, and then some MT. Gelles came over from his Anchorage office the other day for the express purpose of meeting the hunters and to start them off on the right foot. Under his care and in charge of the noted guides employed by the company it is safe to predict some exceptional fine trophies will De brought udCh.
 Among the party is Wm. B. Allen, prominent citizen and retired capi- talist of Louisville, Ky, MT. Allen will hunt for bear in the Cook Inlet regions and for guide will have none other but one of the best among the best in the Territory, Henry Lucas. Dr. H. c. Harper, is noted surgeon of New Castle, Pa, and will be taken up into the great Chickaloon country where bear, sheep, caribou and goat specimens will be procured.
 H. Thom Cottam, is from New Or leans and he, like Dr. Harper, will en- ter the prolific Chickaloon district.
 Probably everybody in the world knows Wm. H. Fawcett. If they do not they have no one to blame but themselves. Anyway, MT. Fawcett is the Captain Billy, of Whiz Bang fame
 which should be sufficient introduc tion among men. MT. Fawcett is for
 tunate in that he has drawn Andy
 Simons, field manager of the com
 pany and guide whose name is fam iliar to all leading sporstmen of the
 United States and in portions O.
 Europe. The Tustamena lake regior is where they will head for.
 Van Camper Heilner, is nation ally known naturalist of New Jercey.
 and an associate editor of Field ant |. Stream He will hunt first on Kena . peninsula and later down aroun'
 Tustamena lake.
 : MT. Cottam is reported to hay hunted all over the globe, last year
 up the Stikine river in the Cassiar.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
NOTHERN NOTES

According to report brought to Anchorage several days ago by men arriving on the cannery launch Venus, Lee Waddell and compan- ion, known locally as Hank, had a narrow escape from death when their gas boat blew up in the vicinity of Snug Harbor, throwing both men in to the water The men are reported to have escaped injury, but their dog was lost and it is thought the boat and it's cargo also were lost.
 In the presence of few friends, Eunice Lucille Balch and Merlin Francis Fetch were united in mar riage at Anchorage. Mrs. Fitch was a member of the teaching staff at the native settlement at Rake, in Southeastern Alaska, being there at the time of the recent disastrous fire which wiped out virtually the entire settlement. She will join the teaching staff at the native indus Etrial school at Eklutna, where MT. Fitch is employed as mechanic.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

J. J. Chisholm, broker, who has been making brief business trip to the States, was among those disembark- ing today from the s. S. Aleutian-
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

A snow storm smote Anchorage last night, is is reported locally, and up until 10 o'clock this morning was still flying merrily.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02
BIGGEST LEGISLATOR

HARRIS ONBURG, Va, Sept. Z. (H) Senator George B. Keezel, who is six feet, four inches tall, weighs more than 200 pounds, is the largest man in the Virginia General Assembly, and has been for years. More than 40 of his 72 years have been spent in the states legislative halls.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Golf clubs and balls; just re- ceiveI. The course is open, see Urhach."
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

The halibuter Columbia arrived iL port last night from the banks with I13,009 pounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Cottage cheese tastes better from the sanitary FRYE BRUHN shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Seattle chocolate ana vanilla ice cream. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Start the day ,right-order the, best meat which is FRYEs'S BABY BEEF.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Join Urbach's circulating library, Fifteen cents to read late book.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

BABY BEEF from the sanitary FRYE BRUHN market is the best at the most reasonable price.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Fresh killed local chickens. Car stems Packing Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

The finest Safety Razor iD the world at S15. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

School suits, at Outside prices. Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Eastman kodoks and supplies. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Vantine's Incence anL burners Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Serve FRYES BABY BET and be assured your guests will enjoy it.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-02

Urbach.'
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

HAbIb--S"r MUran5 special Atwatcr
Kent value, Fully equipped, ready to
operate. only Sl09. Unbeatable bar
gain. Let US install one in your home.
Terms arranged. Henry Moraus &
Sons 2f5 Main st Opp, e,-eriure
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
lnSurance-AIl Kinds

ACCIDENT-Automooi and life. Surety
a Fidelity bonds Philip NJ. Pagan. Gen
ms. 1871 Main. Room and 4. Tel 3l21
GENERAL INSURANCE-Se See US about
steam boiler and windstorm. p, j
Murray Co, Inc. S25 Main St. Tel 203l
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Radio
6ti-lS

NOW-Is the time to have your radio set
tuned up. EdEorly Radio Service. Win
throp St, viii do It, Phones 1890 or
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Dyeing and Cleaning

CLLANING--Aud dyeing Is our exclusive
husineSs. Garments OF all descriptions.
draperies, portieres and curtains clean
ed or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed.
New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp. IS
Wcst Main 81 Phone l3o5-3
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

IESUEAECE-Fire. automobile, plate
glasa. Service. reliability. experience.
Schultz & Costello. Inc 242 Main 81.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Repairing and Piano Tuning 80

REPAIRING-Elec cleaners. plouo-
graphs. etc. l.. L. Andrews. 4el Arch
St. Tel. 1895.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

FAEM-Aud suburban property Tor sale
or exchange for city property or city
property for farms. New England Real
Estate Co. AS Main St Tel. 49, or
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

ST. 5l-Larce room. SUIT
able for :. all convenience Phone
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

WEST -Deslrar,a lots on following
s.reets: Adams, Steele, Hart Lincoln,
West End Ave, CorhIn Ave. Monroe,
Coolidge, Harding. Terms reasonable
Tie ". L, Hatch Co. City Hall
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

HARDWARE CITY-Co-OpcrattVe Asso..
specialists IN Automobile Accident and
Health ms Frank II. Shields Mgr.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Feed and Fuel

COAL. GRAIN-aud pouItIy supplies. Fur
thu best III feed and fuel telrplo ne 4la
S'aney SYea Grain and Coal Co., Cor
Dwight ana Stanley streets.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

PARKER & DLMING;
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
1919 MAIN ST PHONE 202s.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

LUMBER JACKETS-TUUdrcd u raI-
terms TO choose :rort. ranging from
'i95 to sf95. Original Army ~ Navy
store, 81 Church St. OPP. Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

EAST MAIN ST. e0s-3 furnished rooms
for ueh; housekeeping. steam heat,
hot water. set tubs bath. veranda-
Tel 1885.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
AUTOMOTIVE
Farms For sale

CENTRAL/-2 and tenement house in
fresh repair. Also a l15 acre farm with
large barns and ont buildings Lock.
wood. civ HAN
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Business Service Rendered 90
Drcssmakins and Millinery

DRESSM KING EcmodcliuE. Glasses IN
dressnaking; private lessons. Woman's
Institute Method. Jauo Z. Gill Il
r-nsrect s. Tal SGSs.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

SEE THIS PlANO BARGAIN-TI45 luys
a huc. sweet tened piano. 50 weekly
Ra sure to gee this value. Henry Mo
rams & Sons, 1855 Main st. open eve
uiuEs
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Horses. Vehicles

quick buyer. Appy = Webster St,
2Ed floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

CHRISTIAN LANE. BEELlN-2-'ani1y
house, electric lights and water. lot l2o
feet wide. Gail Richard Murray Brick
Co Ker7Hg,on. Tel. ll24-o.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

GRAND ST, 1s--e furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. call S1s3-W.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

BELNlnEEE- Coy room cottage. all
modern Improvements. fireplace gar
age. etc. Price very reasonable. Easy
terms. Carlson Il Carlson. 1o3 Main
s. Tel 1917.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

EAST THIST0L--2 famNy 10 rooms.
all mod,rn improvements. steam heat.
Price $500 minutes from Bristol
Brass. !of sale or exchange for New
Britain properly. ?. Denuzze, AS
Main St Tel 4S.7 or 45S7.2
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
BUSINESS SERVICE

BARRIERS, Hairdrcsscrs, Masscurs is
ylcTORY-Modern barber shop In all
respects. We specialize IN iadics' hair
cut. Excellent service. 10 Church st.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

EAST ST.-Branl new ) family house.
Is rooms. ) car garage, all modern In
pro.omcnts tile bath, steam heat.
Wonderful home Price very reason
able. New England Real Estate. As
MAIN s.. ass or 15"e-c
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

MAIN ST, 80. furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. steam heat. con-
tinuous hot water also single rooms
Mrs cpe.l
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Repairing ana Piano Tuning 20

Carpet and
IinOloum laying; expert worbTn7 nshlp.
John fanatics Tel. ESQ. Ewes. S4SS-W
NOW-ls the time TO have your piano
tuned. c. a. Humphrey. O. So. Bur
ritt Tel 2S.-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
! Here Sectional umtm-r
ada" |"H caA& 1%em
Rooms For Housekeeping

BASSETT ST. So. or ) steam heated.
nicely furnished rooms for light house,
keeping. Private bath and home con-
venisnces Near High school. Tel cS3s.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

CHURCH ST. sl-fsnch House. Light
housekeeping rooms all conveniences
and rrlvhte.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Watches, Diamonds. Jcwclry 6

LANNON'S AND WATCH ES-- Are our
speciality at all times The better grade.
lower prices Htmhs,g G Horn. 392
Main or ~ T. Z. Arcade.
III AMGNtS- kotai! at wholesale prices
Investigate, 7. Resnick, manufacture
ins jeweler. 34o Main. oppo. CONNER
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05
Nantcd-Articlcs To Buy

i. EODINSEl--P Pays the highest prices
for magazines papers. SHEs and furni-
lure. u Tglrott st, Phone 43f4
TEr ORE YOU SELL--lour furniture or
stove. il will pay you to cali Peter
Jacobs. Tel 1883. "a East Main st.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

MAIN, AS-\icclv furnished single or
opU''e rooms. Apply Mrs. Hall.
MAIN ST. ll7-New Davidson & Leyen-
thai Bldg, nest to Strand. Large dou-
hlr rom. twin beds, all improvements.
Including shower baths. Mrs. {. A.
Car son.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-05

COOLIDGE ST.-New room cottage. sun
porch. garage. steam heat. Easy terms
". l.. Hatch Co. Phone 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-14

Council, No. %. Jr. O. u. A. NJ; mem
Der OF the Washington Lodge of Elks,
Chamber of Commerce and Master
Painters Association. Mr.. kennicutt,
who joined Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp 10 years ago, resides at 1886
Quincy street northwest.
Department Comdr. Albert Michaud
announces that the District delega-
ton to the national encampment at
Detroit, Mich. August 1881, will leave
Washington August q at pm. and
arrive in Detroit at 1:25 o'clock pm.
August %, via Philadelphia and Buff
falo over the Baltimore K Ohio Rail
Detroit will be in the Book Cadillac
Hotel. In order to take advantage of
the low rate it will be necessary to
have an identification certificate,
which can be secured from camp ad-
jutants. Those desiring to travel by
boat from Buffalo to Detroit and vice
versa may do so on their railroad tick
cts by paying the cost of the state
room on the boat The indications
are that there will be three special
cars in use by the delegation, one of
these cars to be a ladies car. In
order to be assured a berth in the spe-
cial cars, those who intend to make
the trip should Immediately inform
Joseph J. Harvey, 42S Fourth street
northeast. Reports received at ma
tional headquarters indicate that this
will be the largest attended encamp-