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Are ularly at Cut Prlces.
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5c Maxed sandwich papcr.195
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rolls ...... - ...............
400 1 gallon- galvanized oil
cuts ...1 ..... -. ............ 29c
$3.8, extra hoavy tin wash
. v'th copper bottom
3‘37“: . .. .X .............. $2.98
Reliablo vegetable and flower
seeds, 70 parkngns ........ SC
100 packages .............
$21.50 Jon-plow. Amoricun por-
celain dinnr-r sets. nvut de-
signs at ............... $16.98
Cemetwry \‘tth't‘s. painlml green.
fits firmly in ground 19¢ each
$1.16 No. 7 tin“ quality broom»
nu ....................... 79c
1 at. out water glass, will pre-
eu've 15 to 20 don. eggs. Sat-
um! ............ 35: can
31‘ hardwood refrlgcrntom
with lift top, galanized. lmod.
Ice capacity 40 lbs.. at $11.98
Albert F.
IT'S HERE IF IT'S
Prompt Dc‘ivefy
Phone 527 25 WASHINGWN ST.
$13.50 1 compartment tireless
cooker. aluminum lined. ”tied
with. wear-ever cooking uten—
sils. Sat. .............. $11.98
Window shades. all colors com-
plete with fixtures at ..... 59:
31.19 12 qt. gray enameled dish
pans at ........... ....... 89c
Lawn mowers. self sharpening.
\Vill cut any height grass.
............. $5.98 to $13.50
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. man ' Youths” Suits
10% ‘ embywhichyoucunm yourmoneyforneoudfiulndpoyuulitfleuntime. AOhu-ge Account here
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1 ed M13333 Suits ,moans saving and catisfaction. S .
1.29 4 qt- “We 9mm" - ‘ ‘ Ulls
:aucopans mm long handle Walsts ‘ ,
“Lisk ware" at . . -_ . . . . .. 790 I Skirts "' Hats
$1.73 largo: size galvanized’fitl'g' ‘ Dresses Trousers
huge cans at ...... .. . , . , C .5!
- . .q "20 barn. lanterns I Glrls a ;, Raincoals
$1.00 l-Uhe 1"] 4 . . ’ L.
“'th (-()pI)()r front at. .-..- “C ‘ Gll'lS Coats ‘3
. ld ’ 1 , Etc.
1;! 1.2:: ltemmer’a Detox e , Gll’lS Dresses
bath soap, vvgetable oil soap. ,
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b. ___q_. ___ _. _, . .____- ‘- 4— . ‘,'__‘ .-
EN W ivoto was taken m. ;. aimndmvnl.
N CANA‘AN. Héb . . l "rgifilnus counted cinch om- .-.<
HOT TOWN MLETING t Thou.- sumuiiq in im-
wm Wtrt‘ counted by raising tin-tr
hands. On the first count the:
amendment was carried. 131 to 99.1
"‘ The motion as amonded was carried.
129 against 100. This dono away,
with, the question of reconsidvrutiou
was then voted upon. and resulted as
tOontlnued from first Page; ‘
dunnuxlntious. The vote killing [in-
uxmsiderutiou was finally passed by
.4 vote of 136 to 90. And every one
.hd to Show just how he stood on tho
nutter. The opposition wanted the
'vote counted by ballot. but in Um
fol
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-ugumontn and amendment it was fin- Read Our Classified Ads.
wally dedaecl that. every voter had to
lows: 136 against, 90 for roomy id-'
ng.
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till: up 01m side of the hall, thence
:5. front: of the chairman to be count-
“ by the region-urn, and tin-n down
”in other side of the ball. This part
at the eventful meeting was a. hit
aggravating to the opposition. and u
Mter pill to swallow. but it had to
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E. B. lawrent'c Was elected as
mmainnan (and lwrc- the- first scorn
was made by fathers of tin- school im
moment). The “Pal question
“was: "W’lmn- is th- call of tho nl~'ol.~
jug?” It was not on llH‘ sign-board,
zmough Town Clerk Rutledge Vow-
-\2‘11 he put it thero. But every man
”into there. and the reading of the
ml] was ailment-zed with.
; Mr. Taylor Explains
A. H. Taylor, who was. a. membe-r
«I the school building: wmmittw'.
mud dearly the conditions untlvr
«ulna; the teaclwrs and board worv
Mug. Thore was no question that
“nothing must he done, and soon.
”The lncmase in the past few years
End been amazing. ,Mr. Taylor stat
and woman present knew why they ‘ N. ”'1" s' S" , Twalk
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W of the School Board. had
M through the Hnyder 'houm- t.o be
mad, and had found it a. well-
Mt cm“, which could not. he: dupli-
ualed for what it. mm be bought for
May by the town. Mr. Taylor b0-
J‘ewad. this building would amply no
matte the kindergarten. unnu-
W113 and domestic-science
m, tllus greatly relieving tho
congestion in the present school
.I Dig Increase Expected .
Ian? Kelley united that at the
wt.- time there wore six hundred
m unfilled. and at the present
we of hermse. in :t very short‘
rue—h fact. by next fall—it would
.‘ ”Bible to Accommodate those
‘v‘o would be enrolled. He realized
‘ in time the present school must
winged. and that he did not
the not. But. with the pre-
. end at building and material, he
m that the enlarging the H
m would cost between 87,000
a“ 08.0.. dollars per room. 'I‘la
:mwlau was to save expense un~ ,
Cl. , al conditions become nor-i
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3% S. Benedict looked at the
”utter as a. challenge from 9v
”hyMgiumNewCanm J
' 51m than every chance, and l
w tOth-o judgment of the school,
' m. Heatuv no reason why, when.
~ ~ time comes for the school to vn-‘
“to the Imus. it could not. be pro-
”v utilized by the ladies. He be- I
m that the part that they had.
um for tho boys at the front had?
‘ them the use of this bullding.l
. .; .Mert Ogden saw who need ofil
_ Max 512 with the times, as the
"m udvanrod more facilities were»;
, and lie was in favor of doing .
‘3‘", that could be done to build up the . l
Md be taken by ballot to reconsidv
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4 : Taking the Vote .
m Heath moved that a. vote .l
be taken by ballot to reconstd- n
the fiction of the previous ‘meet-s
.7 H.111. Knox moved an amend-»
. miflr. Hmuh's motion. that. the
'bohken by a rising vote. Here»
mares: ran keen. The hall was’
3 {them were about seventy-
hfleg present. The chair saw.
more would ,5» dimculty 1n
. ,. . the VOW». in order that
“do as fair as ponible. Town
' ' W. S. RaymondandLJ.
. asked to make the count;
. rule process of counting. some
voters were chances.
- explanation was - demanded
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A VICTORY NOTE is a short-lime Liberty Bond. It is one of the best securities from an in— if:
veslmenl standpoint that has ever been offered by, the U. 5. Government. Here are the facts:
Amount of Issue~——Thv tiovprmurnt is asking for $4,500.000,000.
fx‘o ovnraulw-ription will b» allottod.
Sn‘w’liptions up to $10,000 will lw ulloltcd in full. Allolt-
int-uh on Subscriptions, in amounts over $10,000 arr subject to
reduction on a graduated scale similar to that adopted in tin-
li‘irst Liberty Loan.
DenominationE—Victory Xolns (hot/h coupon and rvgiston‘dl
nro ins-nod in denominations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000 and
$10,000, and (registerrd only) $50,000 and $100,000.
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Ilium—Victory Notes hear interest at the rate of 4 34 per
cent. n:nually,yayablo on December 15th and June lfith. No
sorority issued by the United States Government since the (‘ivil
War has home as high a rate of interest. And thry uru- partly
tux-rxmupt.
The 4 3—4 per cont. not-is aro convertible, at the option of the
holder, into 3 3-4 per cent. fully tax-exempt notes of tho sumo
issue with interest payablv 1m the same dates. The 3 3-4 per rent.
notes 2:10 similarly re-conwrtihlo into the 4 3-4 per cent. notes, at
any time during the life of the issuvs.
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laxaw) Mid from normal Ft‘del‘al income taxes. . .it'“
'1‘!le vuluv of the i-xvmptiou from the normal lfi-dc-rul invomv
tax is indicated by the fuel that a corporation bond would hun-
to yield about 5.16 per cent. to pay holders who are linble to the
full normal tax as high a return as the 4 3-4 per «cm. mum of tho
Viv-wry Liberty Loan. " m“. or longer.
The 3 3-4 per cent. notes, into which the 4 3-4 pm- m‘nt. notes
may, at the option of the holder. be converted, are onempt from
all Prdernl. State and local taxes, except estate and mhoritance
Redemptionw-\'i(-tor_\~ Notvs will lw paid Ufi‘ by 11w (é-w
mun . r. May 20. 1923. AI that «into you will get llalt'k. «loilm-
dollar. tho moury you lmul llll' (lovv-rnmcnt now. 'l‘hn :iwx
nmm may, at its option. pay off the notes at par and lll‘l'i'i’\l
June 15 or Der-umber 15. 1022, that is. when thoy lun'v mm .‘
Terms of Payment—Thu (lovormnvnt terms of l'“.‘ m'm‘
ll‘ prr (-vut. with application: 10 per com. July 15. 20 I“"‘ -'
August 1‘2: ‘20 per 01"“. Sutptvmber 9; 20 per cent. (lvtohvr 7.
tuna. 136‘! pc-r cunt. Novumlwr ll. ()1‘ in full on “pp“..mgw.‘ 11,.
‘2» value of this exemption ‘0 any 1‘01““? is measured b." “1" ammo * lip to and including $10,000.
”:30 of taxation which he pays. . In the case of some individuals. Mm“. banks will sell $50 Victory Nntm for $2 «luv. u U“ I 7‘, ‘
the 2; 3.} per cent, tax—free income is equivalent to a rate of about “Ms... -:ml many mnployom will do ”w mm“, for “”1. “mi" .
14 pm- rent. from taxable bonds.
“in! banks will louu mum-y to buy \‘irhn-y x...“ ,3”, . , ‘
I.‘orporations and indivrluals, to whom the question of taxltion 90 days with one renewal at a rate of inn-rest not t‘Xt'i‘t'llll'” ‘
is a vital matter, should apply for the pamphlet on taxation is- W“ 3." ”H‘ Guwrmnvnt ('4 3—4 per m-nm. Kiwi: l'me ,
. t‘ll 1.x. the Liberty Loan Committee for a full analysis of all the lflluv-l'cf‘l‘ with any inn-m“~..y's rvgular lim- ”5- “Wm.
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advertining of mr‘vd'el.v.n.l me :4; 2h}; Gounnurul fol the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
. on 59h" of he holding of in twen 'n' f 11»: s in
7 : form. “inflating no ovu- four 9nd u gleilll‘igzsoofldhlinl-s of
this com any is holding
M Niven milion dollars rc-.
Mide- othor onsets. 13 employ-cs sold om
= , 188300.000 0! HM, 30nd. Ind W. S. S. last your.
and no will in tho campaign. The company hold!
of liberty Bonds .
of tho forthcoming loan. which it recoil”
the latest inveutmem in the world.
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