The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 28

vagi: twentv-eigiit THE BERKSHIRE-: EVENING EAGLE -FRIDAY, AfEIL 6, 1923. DAILY NEWS IN CENTRAL, SOUTHERN' AND NORTHERN BERKSHIRE TOWNS th Good Chrphnrd chapel In Couth other stockholders interests and will Housatonic Great Barrington SHEFFIELD'. G'il i LB II1JURED BY News of Old Piano Spans-Continent GREAT BARRINGTON, with her parent, Mr, and Mr. Vll- llam, B. Noonan' for the gas ter recess.

5 I Francis Fannin of Hew York is spending: a few days at hi home la Booth Lee. Z. Harding it Bon. eontractrra, have purchased a new concrete mixer. Mis Mary E.

Maloney, Instructor of- English In the Franklin Lane school in New York, is with her parents, Ur, and Mrs. Edward J. Maloney for the Easter rU i i Wft have' tnstalied an electric Joe cream cabinet and will now be in a position to serve our customers with that delicious Milk Ice cream in bulk or brick; Rpeclai three flavored brick for Easter; Burnt Almond, Orange Eherbet and French Vanilla. Phone Lee 475. or better yet- 1 Lai LEE Tel.

320-321-322 LEE Hcre you get the' most meat! the least waste Of finest flavor and best to taste. Clark -Dodce, Now in Fairviaw Hospital Injuries Not Believed Serious GREAT BARRINGTON. April 8 Clark Dods. Jr, ft nine year old Sheffield school boy knocked doem by an automobile this morning abile on ilia wi from, bis borne on the Plain to the Center school. -He carrying his baseball a catcher's rr.it and he dropped it.

He ran after It as an automobile driven by Mrs. Ethel S. Gibbs ol New Haven. Conn, was coming along. The accident took place near the Atlantic is Pacific store in Sheffield.

The boy was brought to Fairview hospital In Great Barrington and at-tended by Dr. Cl: fiord S. Chapin who could find ro serious injuries, although DT. I s. r.

Dodd or Pittsfield has been to examine him dur Officer Clarence IL Warner investigated the accident and from eye witnesses found that the driver was not responsible and that the boy ran into the machine. Our Easter Spedals Lee at 9.15 Bunday morning. At BL raul'st there wlil be childrens service at 4 In the afternoon. There wlU be sendee at 8 in the evening In the. West Btockbrldg Congregational i church.

Jlnvs Mr. Leins will spesk on 'Reeking the Living Among the Dead." On Monday evening, beginning at 8, there be an Eaater parish reception In Btl; Paul's pariah house. Other Stockbridge News on 29th Page Lee TWENTY-FIVE MEN TO REPORT FOR WORK April 6 The work on the new course' for the Greenock Couni-try club Is getting well under way. Considerable- drilling and blasting 1 being done 1ft order to clear the new fairway of large boulders. Tile ia being laid for drainage.

Much Is being done on the new, section which was purchased by the club last year. Twenttflye men will begin the construction of new greens and' additional traps (Monday. The seeding will be done as the work is completed Oliver Farrington of Lenox is in charge as superintendent of construction. 1 Kelsey's Team Takes Till The bowling team captained by William Kelsey tok the championship of the Brotherhood Bowling alleys last evening by defeating the teat captained by Nicholas Demos The difference was 90 pins. The winning team was composed of Alvan Griffin.

Robert Hunter, Hugo Bertelli and Alfred Demoss, team also included-John: Kelly, Joseph Norton, Hugh Johnson and Prrik Harding. 1 The elimination tourney will be under way Monday. The handicaps have been posted at the alleys. Tolraan Burial Here William Tolman who died suddenly sterday at the House of Mercy hospital In Pittsfield was a former resident of this town. He and Mm Tolman who was Miss Jennie Pease, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. -Frank M. Pease lived for several yean in the Pease homestead in Park street. Burial will be in Fairmount cemetery. Now Sole Owner of Business Julius E.

Rams, one ot the shareholders of the firm J. E. Rams, is has bought out the I Think Not Only Morretla Frl 4m BEST HAMS Quality for 100 Years 22c Fresh Lean Pork Ghops lb, Link Sausage, lb. 21c Sugar Cured Bacon, sliced tand rind i off sliced fresh every day, 1 .1 27c Fresh Pig's Liver, lh. 10c.

continue the but, ness under tils own name. The meat market and grocery biMlnrse will continue as in the past but under the 'came of "Julius IS. Rams Market" Team Will Xnjoy filnner The team which won the honors hi the Lee bowling alley league wl enjoy a dinner at the East Lee Inn next week. date has not been set The winning team Is composed of Frank ConsoiatU, captain and Charle i Connolly, Victor Bartini. Oreido Bcarfonl and Peter Bearfont The team captained by Joseph Brun-nU was in second place.

Girl Boosts niked The Brownie troop, Girl Beouts, enjoyed a hike today under the leadership of Miss Doris Hunter and Mis Helen Hudgkins. The Girl Scout 1ft the party were Mis Jane Benjamin. Min Hazel Pollard, Miss Dorothy Miss Esther -Warren, Miss Betty Spofford, Miss Dorothy Wright Miss Julia Roberts and Mis France Faxon. 1 Boy Boost Note 'Troop' 54, Boy Scouts, will be in-i spectcd by Commissioner Franklin 1 Couch ot Dalton at the meeting which will be -held Wednesday evening, April Unfit Troop 45 has been granted pert mission ta use' the American Legion rooms for its meetings. The first meeting at these-quarter will be held Tuesday evening! Schools Closed Today The public schools of the town were closed all day todays Good Friday.

David Durant, who with a guest, "Jack Miller, of Bpokane. has been visiting his parents, and Mrs. Clarence Durant, has returned tft his studies at the Canterbury school In New Conn. 1 1 William Crlppln is building a gravel driveway into the rear entrance to the Kelly funeral 1 4-Louls Fillio has taken a position at the freight house of the New York; New Haven is Hartford railroad. 4-Dr.

John Bossldy will spend the Eagter week end with friends in ton. i. Miss Rosalie Ellis' of South Lee. aiuistant librarian at the Etockbridge library, is enjoying her annual vacation as the guest of her aunt. Miss Kfate Ellis In Westchester.

N. Y. -j The Lee bowling alley were closed all day today. Good Friday. Miss Martha Noonan, who attends Burdett college in la 4- 3Dt-" lBt i 3.47 LEE MorreU's Pride Sugar Cured SMOKED SHOULDERS 14c Strictly Fresh Local I EGG l' 3ldoz.

for, $1.00 Milk Fancy FVcb (Killed rowxs 5-lb. average 42c Shoulder lb, Legs 'Roast of of Vea HOLMES FARM OF 100 ACRES. IS SOLD GREAT BARRINGTON, April 6 Charles W. Freehan, administrator of the estate of the late Charles Holmes cf Van DeusenriHe, has sold the farm cf 100 acres In Tillage to Stanley Horonzevics of Wll-1 hamsvilie. who has already Uken pos-i session.

The deeds were passed dur- ing the week. The farm is located south cf the Van Deusenrille sta- tion. The price paid was in the neighborhood of I Fresh Killed FOWL 354 lb. average 35c Large Roasting CHICKENS No. 2 can 5-lb.

average 52c No. 2 can can SmaU Roasting CHICKENS 2HIb average Golden Bantam iDorn, can 39 n. Royal Blend Fresh Green STRING BEANS if Style, But DURABILITY! Triangle Brand slhoes Feature i Buth of These) Qualities The Construction is Entirely AU Leather We strongly recommend 'them for the1 entire i family. The Prices Are Right 4 Ask About Our Vital Arch Shoe I I drive out bw.lght arLdeara yor der for Easter, Yoi bw ped with our service. rzi-'Amts etaUon.

4 Easter Mond-y ban, April a) Central Lee. Aoc-a of Eel-' lowers ft ciif. Uif Rc7 Rroad-casting orchevra, Bpeclal attractp; TXe blgg-si arid bA rr. Annual ot Oolor.lal ttrroffs, Carisan. Le Bal Taberin orchestra ot Hartford.

Come one, come aff, BE "THE COUNTRYX tATtOIV A wonderful picture of jie-w: England packed with dramaXiinrs: I laugh, and deep heart Rudolph BchiJdkraut. at theatre tomorrow with other reel. 7 ii NEW ONION; Cb. for 25c rirrt Frtxe ACON In the Piece 29c! PURE LARD 2 lb, for 25c 1 Fancy BANANAS 4 Iba. for Fed Veal 25c Fancy Fresh TURKEYS lb.

6 55c Long bland; DUCKLING lb. i 42c Large Heads of Iceberg; -i- LETTUCE) can Blackberne, 24c Fresh ASPARAGUS Large Bunch NEW i CARROTS 4 bunchea for Coffee 47c 25c Freeh 'i 30c COOKING APPLES 4 lb for 25c Fancy Maine POTATOES 1 47c Fancy Strawberries 29c to Fresh Lean ROASy PORK fC Ki OAST lqc TEL. 335 LEE $1.75 Fruits and Vegetables Large Rite 3 lbs. for 25c Iceberg Lettuce, large head- 15c Fresh Spinach, peck 22c Oranges, -I doien j. Sunkist i Oranges, very large, 'dozen Lemons, fancy, 'doz.

50c-I Cauliflower, fancy, I 20: lip Grape' Fruit, large, 10c Fresh Tomatoes. Ib.l28c Also' New Radishes, New -Top Onions, parrots, Turnips, Parsnips 1 Beets. i Bermuda' Onions, 4 lbs. 25c New Cabbage; etc. 1 I Birdseye Matches, .1 6 for 25c Hartford, ill at hi home on Prospect street.

i B. Carl Fisher, presidont of the Canaan Printing comps ny. whose home Is In Litchfield, spent the day at the office on Wednesday. Mrs, Charles Laffargue, who has been-ill for the past few weeks la Improving at her home on Prospect street. Tlie Knights of Columbus will hold their annual ball at the Colonial ball room next Monday evening, with Rill" Taslllos Le Bal Taberin orchestra of Hartford furnishing th music.

The floor committee has been appointed as follows: J. William Morris. Thomas Finnegan, John A. Bl-anchl. James IL Casey, James J.

Keenan, Thomas ONeil, Tracy Beaupre, Rossle C. Cabol and James B. Moore, Committee on decorations, Rosale C. Cabol, John J. ONeil.

Jerry Fallon, Edward McOulre, James Goggln, John Francis McOulre, Francis ONeil and Pat Montan! advertising, James J. McGuire; refreshment committee, Arthur Moseley; checking room, John Consollni, Joseph Kills-wee, Peter Clearyand William Pe-rottl, -Miss Harriet Tinker, ft student at Boston university, is spending Easter at her home Clayton. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard, former residents now living In East Hampton, last wtclc Allen Stone of Ithaca, N.

was a' recent visitor: at thei home of Cbarlee Beaujon on Church street W. Adam has sold building lot Just north of his house on Church street to Lawrence J. Rat nolde, who will' erect a bungalow A three hour service was held at Christ church this noon in honor of Good Friday. Miss Catherine Sweeney, a teacher In Wtnsted schools. Is at'her home on Railroad street lor Easter Charles Belike of Torrington Is spending the week with his parents on Prospect street.

John ID Calhoun, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. X. R. Pen-ton on Elm street, returned to his home In Troy yesterday. Dr.

E. B. Dudley of Beverly Is dangerously 111 at the home of his daughter. Mrs. E.

L. Roberts, on West Main street. Hiram F. Beebe of West Main street returned yesterday from a business trip to New York city, The regular monthly meeting of Canaan fire -company was held at the fire house last evening, The post office, stores and all places of business were closed all day today. Good Friday.

Stockbridge GRASS FIRES KEEP FIREMEN ON JUMP STOCKBRIDGE. April The Etockbridge fire department an swered' three call tot grass fires In the past two days, tlq first one being on the Caldwell estate as announced yesterday, and the other two ot yesterday being on 'the lasigi estate on Prospect hill and the other on the West Stockbridge road, a short distance from Church street. This latter fire Was considered by Fire Chief Harry P. Wookey as being a bad one, and It spread rapidly -because a strong wind was blowing. Mr.

Wookey states that no person should start a bonfire without a permit from him, and under no circumstance should start one when a strong wind Is blowing. The fields are extremely dry, presenting serious fire hazards. 1 St. Pauls Church Notes Easter day; holy cominunion at at 11, holy communion. I with sbrmon by the rector.

Rev. Edmund R. Laine, Jr, on "The Victor and HI Power. The musical program Will be: Offertoire In Minor, (Batiste). Miss E.

J. Dusenbury; hymn in procession, "Welcome, Happy anthem, "Awake, Thou That Slecpest." (Jackson), choir; Sanctos, Stainer; "Oloria in Exelsis, old chant; "Nunc Dlmitis, Barry; recessional, "Come. Ye Faithful; postlude, "Grand Chorus, Miss Dusenbury-There will be holy: communion with a sermon by Rev. Mr. Laine at TONIGHT ONLjY.

Two Shows Regular Price I GHffiSTRTOIl POIOHIS Breath-taking Romance of anorphan lad and a beautiful girl the mystic depths of the mighty forest! i TOMORROW ONLY If sROMANCE THRILLS feENNETT COMEDY LOE AX rifisx LIGHT" FALLS ON CHURCH ARM BROKEN HOU3ATONIC. April tt-Mrs. Mary Ann Norton fell on ithe steps at the Corpus Chrlstl church yesterday morning and fractured her right arm in four places. She is under the care of Dr. II.

W. Luchslnger. Van Deusenvllle Residents Aroused Residents of Van Deusenvllle have been aroused after reading the recent report of the lighting survey made ol this village for the proposed street lights. This survey was somewhat unofficial and should not cause. anyone to because of the Great Barrington fire district and the present legislature act favorably.

The board of selectmen dr whoever tiry may appoint, undoubtedly will resize the need of a few lights tn'Van Deusenvllle and will see to It that they are Installed; it was said today. S' 1 llousatonlo: Radio Squeak Radio owners ot the village hope that when the finder" irk rives in Etockbridge he. gets' lost and wanders to this' town, as he would have great trouble here. Local people learned with Interest that Rev. EpO.

Wahl will be returned to- this village as pastor ol the Methodist church for another ear' Rev. Mr.Wahlhas done excellent work here. 1 Rev. Mr. Wahl will preach at the union Good Friday- services at.

the Congregational church tonight. George Sweet, of N. Is visiting here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Sweet.

Miss Dorpthy Morrisson. a. stu dent at. Syracuse university, Is spending a few days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

-Richard -Morrisson, In Risingdale. Mrs. Paul White has been Scon fined to her home by -i -Bennie J. Bubrzycki will spend the Easter-. vacation with'hls parents, Fir.

and Mrs.Teofil Bubizycki; after studying at the Bentley School of Ac counting and Finance lh Boston. The biggest and best ever. Annual K. of C. Colonial Canaan, Let Bal Taberin orchestra of, one, come alt-, 5 10 One of the bedt-lines of shoes tor Easter and a nice line of stockings for men.

ladies and children, can be had at Louis tor U's store; Housatonic. 9 Easter April; 9 at Central hall. Auspices of Fel-lowcraft club, Naj'i Royal Broadcasting ji orchestra, Refreshments Special attraction. 7 Canaan, G. D.

P. J. Henry Roraback fn Kansas City to Make Arrangements for Radio Service CANAAN? April 5. J. Henry, Roraback of this-town, a member of the national republican committee, has been In Kansas City this week assisting in final arrangements for the national convention in.

June at which a successor to Calvin Cool-idge for the presidential nomination will be chosen. Mr. has charge of thd important work of making radio service arrangements and' Berkshire friends and acquaintances will have a personal interest in tuning in as a result of his connection with; this phase of the convention. i Mill River "Champs" Mill River left no room for any doubt as to the champion team of the Canaan-Sheffield-MUl River series now In progress between team representing these three towns as It defeated the Canaan team on Wednesday evening at Mill River by the top-heavy score cf 72 to 38 This game gives the series to Mill River with Canaan and Sheffield tied for second place. A game is scheduled between these two team for Canaan next week.

The Connecticut fish and game commission has alloted 35.000 'brook trout for the Blackberry river and has already started the work of stocking this stream. .15 is now the date tor opening, the trout season. John W. Morris, a selectman of the town, and owner of the trucking business between Canaan and COLONIAL THEATRE CANAAN. CONN.

Rossi C. Cabol, Phone 93 SATURDAY, APRIL 7TH Judgment of the Hills With Frankie Darro Virginia Valli Sunday, April 8th 2 Performances 6 and ft P. Crack a Smile! WALLACE RAYMOND BEERY HATTON in Partner in Crime A Paramount Picture Added Attraction' 40,000 MILES WITH LINDBERGH Wed. and 11 and 12 LAST 3i uzs VUth Novarre Norma Shearer Ramon Large Hothonaa CUCUMBERS Each I 20c, 25c Fresh RADISHES bunches fur 15c FRESH SPINACH Pk- NEW BEETS bunch 25c 10c I TRIANGLE SHOE STORE I Peter Zorzin Prop. I April 9.

News concerning ft piano own by Mrs. Q. W. Lane ot Great Barrington which baa been used by live generations o( the same family has traveled far and wide. The first story was published In The Eagle several weeks ago.

Frank Constance of Van Deusen-Tiile received ft clipping regarding the old piano from the Oregon Journal of Portland March IX. The piano Is X03 years old. The clipping was sent to him by sister, Mrs. O. F.

Hurd of Salem, Ore. weeks have started borne making the trip by automobile. rRaymohd Enow, mire chief for the; New 'England Telephone com pany connected with the local exchange lias been called to Say-brook, Conn, by the Illness of his mother. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Reuter and son. Clifford, of Scarsdale, N. arrived in Thursday evening for a few days rlsit with Mr. and Mrs. John B.

Hull. Jr. Miss Annette who attends Wellesley college, is spending the Easter vacation with her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. IL Lansing.

Mrs. Patrick Darin, teacher in the Bryant school la ill at her home in Housatonia and Miss Gertrude Maher Is in charge of her school. Hiram Butler of Watertown, N. is spending ft few days with his brother. Paul J.

Butler. George Fitzgerald Is spending a few days In Boston. i WUliam McIntyre of New York spending ft.few days with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McIntyre.

i Richard Morrison of Risingdale, who attends Harvard university, was operated upon a few days' ago in Boston for appendicitis. Evangelist Harry Dearing, Will give out old clothing tomorrow a his store room near Dimon's black1 smith shop at the usual hours. In the evening at 8 oclock he will conduct an open air religious meeting near the band stand. His subject will be "The Resurrection." i John B. Hull has rented his Etockbridge house on Field hill In that town to Dr.

Horace M. Allen of Toledo, 0.1 Tor, the summer season. Richard Beebe is home from Johns Hopkins university at Balti more for the Easter vacation. AUCTION! Hating sold the Holmes farm at Van Deuscnville. I will sell at public suction one-fourth mile south of Van Deusenvilie station, Tuesday.

April 10, 1 at -1 p. all the household furniture consisting of crockery, dishes, overt one hundred cans of canned fruit, beds, bedding, chairs, tables, electric washer, electric sweeper, large kitchen range, Glen-wood parlor stove. 15 Rhode Island Red fowls, lot of real antique furniture and other things. Terms of sale, cash. A Doncaster, auctioneer.

C. W. Freehan, administrator. 10 CUT PRICE MARKET For iyour Easter table we Morris's Supreme Label Morris Supreme Ham, lb 25c Honey Cured Hams; 25c Boneless Home Cured Hams, lb 32c Home Cured Hams (by slice) lb 45c Daisy Ham, lb i 30c Bacon. Sugar Cured, lb 28c Bacon, achihe Sliced, lb 33c Native Veal Stewing Veal, lb 18c Shoulder Roasts Veal, lb 25c Rump Roast a Veal, 35c Veal Chopi, lb 40c Genuine Spring Lamb Shewing Lamb.

Xbt X8c Forequarters Lamb, lb 25c Boneless Roasts Lamb; lb 32c Lees lb 38c Tel. 220 221. Orders Delivered, 7 Special Easter Sunday DirTfier Sunset Roaseter Street Menu Crab Meat Cocktail Celery Olives Soup Potage Alexandrinft Roast Choice of Roast Ham Champagne Sauce Roast Stuffed Chicken Giblet Gravy Cranberry Jelly au Naturel New Green Peas Sweet Potatoes Ala Reine Creamed Onions 1 Salad Eggs au Cresaon Dessert Strawberry farfalt Easter Cakes Cafe Koir Hot Cross Buns Erica 8L23 The biggest and best ever. Annual K. of C.

Colonial ballroom, Canaan. Le Bal Taberm orchestra cf Hart Come one, come alL Several specials in curtains while they last at 89c, $1.00 and $1-39 Big line of wall paper now la stock. At S. Fsssett. 7 Wonderful lin of popular' priced coats at Fassett's.

1 7 Easter Monday ball. April ft Central hail, Lee. Auspices of Fe! lowcraft club. Mays Royal Broad ratting orchestra. Refreshments Special Attraction.

7 Pineapple our special for Eas ter. Order early, Park is Til fords and Johnstons chocolates. Wilkinson Cigar Store, next to the i SPECIAL Complete your Easter menu with one of our tempting home-cured bams or bacon. T. F.

Larkin. Premium llama. 28c; Premium Bacon. 37c: Hot Croat Buns. I2c per dor; ail rods and biscuits, 12c dox.

Gil! 8 Cronin. nousrvivE3 attention Jtot to remind you. I am stiff at the old Carpet! and rugs cleaned, mattresaea renovated and made over. J'umlture re finished and repaired. F.

T. Seeley, 12 Cottage 10 West Stockbridge Pauiis. mail paper. feed. phosphate, hardware, seeds cf aff kinds.

Let -us prices. A. W. Bsldaia Ca 13 LEE TeJ. ALL EASTER GREETINGS TO C.

TMSTAlffl MM ill EASTER HAMS TREMENDOUS EASTER 16 LBS. SUGAR FOR $LOO With Order Commander Flour, 241 -lb. sack Snowflake Flour, 24J3lb. $1.15 $1.09 Belmont Slicing Hams lb. Swift Premium Hams lb.

Mnut iWHium uauM am Belmont Bacon Sugar Cured, by Strip -28c Sugar Cured Smoked Shoulders lb. 15c 'ADAMS TO ADDRESS SPORTSMENS CLUB GREAT BARRINGTON. April 6. The annual banquet of the Great Barrington Fish is Game association will.be held on' Monday, evening at unset inn. Among the speakers will be State Fish and Game Commls-Ldner William Adams of Boston and Powers of Adams.

Guests from Lee1 and other towns are to attend. i A Burned About Face Clinton Foster of Etockbridge em-ploved by the South Berkshire Power 6s Electric company, was painfully burned a few days ago, on the hand and face when he came in contact with current of 2000 volts. Church lias New Secretary Stanley Goddard, who for a few years has been secretary for George Church, has completed his duties and will locate In New, York. Frank Quinn cf Portland. Me, succeeds him at secretary for Mr.

Church. Freehan as Administrator in a recent item published In The T-i gis, Charles W. Freehan Is the defendant only as' administrator of the estate of Charles It is not a personal matter. James YUherty cf Providence Is visiting with and Mrs. W.

F. naherty for a few days. The funeral of the late Mrs. Albert Harrison will be held on Saturday afternoon at the A. M.

E. Zion hur-t) Flni Court. Rev. Byron tjcoti officiate; Mrs. H.

K. VVemple of Elizabeth, Li. has been spending a few days In rum 'th her Pope own with her Ralph Pope a ho has been iff for about two weeks. The public schools iosed today in jbtervance ot Good Firdy. They v.iii reopen Monday.

The Daughters of Isabella will i old a special business meeting at the K. cf c. rooms on Monday evening, April i at eight o'clock. All members are urged to be present especially the officers. Miss ESa Heckman, who has been In charge of the Western i Union office for a few days has gone to Palmer for a two-weeks' end will then go to'Novia Scotia, civil1 case? of Ann Coleman against Richard and Sophia Coleman which was a friendly suit, and which was to have- been tried April 5 has been settled out of court.

Mrs. John Wagner -Of Canajo-harie. N. who spent most of the winter. In Florida is visiting her sister.

Mrs. Frank E. Biddings on South street. C. II, Lur.i of Beverley is a few days in town In the in terest of the r.ew Berkshire directory.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Evans and Mr.

and Mr. E. IL Shaw who have been at Lakeland. Fla, for several South1 Berkshire Classified Advs WAM ED, (or houfvork nc.l (An cf ro kiytu t-oa fry fce C. A- gml lftaS.

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-w ti -T 04 A- -a- is- ft. p.rvr t.f a C- K. Orof I I KaJ-T: fe. tA war? i 1 ftrr.Lf.-o-a iMi to 1 -i i. .1, 2Z 25c BREAD, Sr EC1AL, 3 for Buckeye Malt, can, 59c 1 V- -v San Georglo Malt, ft can 59c Com Flakes, 3 pkgs.

25c 1 Sun Maid Raisins, package 12c Quaker Oats, large, 25c Mazola.Oil, gal. $1.59 Three Star Malt, can 59c Monarch, Peas, can, 15c Tomato Soup, 3 cans Large Chipso- London1 Cream, Royal i Lunch, Graham, Soda Crackers, 2 lbs. 35c 25c, 22c English 'Walnuts, 4 lbs. S9c OUil VlEJi'NA We justi received FRESH FEED AND GRAINS for you and priced (Now compare our prices and quality and service with others, then call us on the telephone 335 LEE, MASS. We are open Friday night until 9 oclock, to give you early service Saturday morning..