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Classified A d DepartmentPatrons of tfcm col on s wffl fled this iofrtwgwrfnfof nriwiiliniinni pmimty or securing anyneededarticle. Any advertisement containing g words or tesa wffl beinaertii at the foQowinf rates: Owweek 96 cents; three wools$L00; eight weeks mm, Jtfm^omente containing over25 words twocents parword lor the firs*week and one cen*per word for each succeeding weak. I ega! aJmiiyfufy 5cents par foKo for the first insertion and 60cents parfoliooreash subsequent insertion. Card*of Thanki and other readingnotices twocents par word, the minimum charge beingW cte.

LEGAL NOTICES I have a fire.

RECORD -EHZABKTBTOW* POST, FRmAY, FEBRUARY 17,HEW RUSSIAMorgan O'Donnell has been verybusy all winter with his Ford truck.After landing his own pulp wood atthe Westport station, Morgan andSpencer Egglefield with another Fordtruck drew J. S. Laverty's pulp woodto Westport and they are nowdrawingpulp wood for H. E. Pitkiu.Rev. B. L. Blodgett and Rev. H. HPittman were callers at J, Qua's Thurs-day. Rev. Pittman also called at Mrs.McCoy's.Mrs. Lillian Stetson of Tieonderogawas in town Thursday concerningSun-day school work. It was decided toreorganize theSunday school here, withMrs. Drinkwine as superintendent. MissGrimes and Miss Leah Burres, teachers

N OT I C E TOC R E D I T OR S.All claims aeainst Charles Monroe:Holt, late of Keene, N. Y., must be ^ _ o _ _ _ _ _presented to his administrator, at the j in honor of the birthdays of three ofoffice of O. Byron Brewster in Eliza- j the members, Misses Esther Hughesbethtown, N, Y,. before August 28th, j Barbara Hale and Edna Shattuck ADated February 7th, 1922.GEORGE S. HOLT,AdministratorO. BYRON BREWSTER, Esq.,Attorney for Administrator,Elizabethtown, N. Y. 2-1&27

WOTICE TOC R E D I T OR SAH claims against Arthur H. NortonLate of Elizabethtown, N. Y. most bepresented to his administratrix, at theoffice of O. Byron Brewster in Eliz-abethtown, N. Y., before April 22. 1022.Dated October 3rd. 1921EVA B.NORTON,Administratrix.0. Byron Brewster,Attorney for Admrx.,Elizabethtown, N Y 10-14t27MISCELLANEOUS

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SALEA firstdass baler; ftnt; machine for baling waste paper. Practically new. The AdRecord An Sable Forks, N. YWAMTHDFurs of every deseripttoiL

wffl pay highest market cadi prices.m. A. McKenzie. An Sable Porte, N.Y.Men or women to take or-ders for genttine guaranteed hosiery,4m men women and children. Elim-inates darning. $#00a week full time,$100 an hour spare time. Experience" Stocking2-10tl2InternationalMi!&, Morristown, Pa.

FOR SALE OB TOAHE-RegisteredPoland China*lattsl>ttrg fair. boar, prize winnerWin take one-horsep$ sled part payment. Price right.iitrtes A. Hoyt, Au Sable Forks, N.y. %vmPHYSICIANS' HOSPITAL TRAIN-ING SCHOOL FOB NURSES needsapplicants for the March class. Regis-ter$4 school. Minimum requirementsare: Oneyear of high school work,18 years of age and good health. Fori f t i it S t f Nainformation writePlattsburg, N, Y.

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1 E E E N E VALLEYThe last of four entertainments bytalent of the Redpath Lyceum Bureautook fclaee on Saturday night the 11thjnst. when Eugene fCnox, character ar- & % , gave a miscellaneous program,each number of interest. The entirecourse has been most satisfactory.Tim dunce given at the Keene ValleyInn Feb. 10 was well attended and suc-cessful from the social side as well asfrom the financial. $7200 was nettedwhich stim has been forwarded to theRussian Relief headquarters.The Woman's Club gave a progress-ive whist party at the NeighborhoodHouse Thursday evening, Feb. 9. Ninetables were in play and everybody pro-nounced it one of the most pleagant" parties of the season. Mr. and Mrs.William Brown carried off the honorsof the evening.Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lamb of Eliza-bethtown were guests of friends hererecently.George H. Luck met with a painfulaccident recently when he stuck thepoint of a peavy into the top of hisfoot. He is nursing a painful woundbut no serious results are anticipated.The Keene Valley Hose Company haslately been reorganized and many newmembers have been admitted. All thatis nowthe ho?YON BLOCK ALBANY , N, Y.

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An insane man recently tried to Lswallow an electric light bulb. That's j { Jcertainly a unique method of tryingto get light on the workings of theinner man.

PEASLEEVILLEColds are the order of the day here.Mrs. Thomas Putnam was a recentisitor of her tmele, William Eeils, atKeeseville.Schuyler Orrnsby and wife wereweekend guests of Mrs. Ormsby's fa-ther. Joe Marrow at Treadwells Mills.Henry Devins is confined to thehouse with a cold.Mr. Ricketson and Mrs. Sausville areboth gaining slowly.George Banker, sr., and.Clair Putnamhave been working for W. H. Eells forthe past week. Mr. Eells was ill with acold.Beautiful winter weather.

W I L M I N GT ONMrs. Nettie Daniels and Mrs. NellieHathaway from Ilion were called he ^to see their mother, Mrs. Wesley Hath-away, who has been very ill. We areglad to report she is better.Henry Shumway, who had pneumo-nia, is reported better.Morris Wolfe has returned homefrom St. Armand.A. E. Beardsley is on the sick list.The latest thing m ghosts is tbekissing spirit. We're superstitious.

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