W. W. AVERILL RECEIVES
PHOTOGRAPH OF THOS. EDISON
W. W. Averill, proprietor of Put
nam Music shop, received last week
an excellent autographed photograph
of Thomas A. Edison, the great inven
tor, in recognition of the many sales
made of the Edison phonographs and
records last year.'
The following letter was written to '
Mr. Averill by the Edison company;
Dear Mr. Averilt:
With the enclosed photograph oi
Mr. Edison, go his sincere congratu
lations for your achievements in beat
ing your Edison sales during 1921.
Naturally your present objective is
to beat 1921 and we’re rooting for you
Go to it!
S. Diamond leaves tonight for New
York City.
MERCHANTS AND BUYERS BOTH
PLEASED OVER DOLLAR DAY
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• Many local merchants have declared
that the number of customers who
visited their stores on Dollar Day and
the total of cash receipts were the lar
gest in their history. Others in differ
ent lines which carry ‘'seasonable''
goods to a greater or less extent were
l just as enthusiastic over the da' 't
business.
i The buying public realized that ill >
I bad been given an opportunity to ob
tain real bargains, they were quick to
take advantage of the fact, and they
are also well pleased. ;
What more could be asked?
ORDER OF NOTICE I
At a court of probate held at Put- J
nam in and for the district of Putnar.i j
t.n the 22nd day of March, 1922. ,
Present, David Flfgg, Judge.
Estate of Richard Gorman, late of
Putnam, in said district deceased.
Written application having be.'U
made to this court for the appointment
of an administrator, de bonis non,.
