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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-12-14
Afraid of Ghosts

Many people afraid of ghosts. Few p-onI. |
the Germ il ts t. ,s s the Ghost fancy and 10
to size equal to its would appear more IA ~
terrible than fre-breathins DRAGON Germs N -
cant be avoided They are IN tho air we breathe ~
the
:. me germ can only prosper when the condition EE-x
Oh the system gives IL free TO establish =
sell and develop When there is q de6ciencv of
Vital force, iansuor restlessncss a sallow cheek
Q hollow eye, when the appetite poor and the
sleep broken, is time to Guard afa;nst the d.
iofy the body against all the use of Dr. Gan
en- Medical Discovery increases the vital pover ,
OF cIoesine impurities, the blood out. m.
scn ana organs OF digestion
Golden Medcs No weak 9. tainted in which breed
nao1ormns drugs All its ingredients printed on is on,
wIaPPer. IL Is not secret but medicine On TS
COMPOSITIONS and with record of
nothing just good Ask your nesh
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-12-14
at holiday time a bystander might
think this a WOman's store

1t is Womans store in the of their obtaining
here the gifts they wish to give BROTHER husband father
son friend Because provides the articles most de-
sired by men & boys.
Has he any OF these? If not, make note of them
house coat, bath & ounging robe, hand bag suit
case umbrella.
new suit or Overcoat wouldn't be amiss
man orhoy always has use for gloves, ties muffers
hats, caps sweaters & things of this characte-& there
tore he appreciates either of them
Every article you buy for him at this store oman or
boy) Will please him Boys gift store on the second
floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

1-reuowIng schedule figures pubIisnsa
a5Iv Is fnfsx.nation and are not guaranteed
Eo- AflauSL- Birmingham NOBLE, Se1
r-,---s asberIIle- ; a u and 1915 D n
- C-battauOOga and Memphis. 500 e. -
daily
Ter Roanoke. KnoZvtle. Chattanooga. Ez-s
bingham New Orleans. 10slo p
Tor Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga NaEs-
vtIle Memphis. 4-lG a daily lSleep11s
car open after 10 ?. Nj
Var Atlanta Birmingham Columbia
CHARLESTON. Augusta. Aiken. savannah Jack
ss.yills and Florida pofnts. Ale p "a dslIz.
4 8. BROWN. Gs1srzl AEssA
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RI.

E,.b-fshsd only as fnfsrnations not suzrsztso4
80 n N 6aily-FSr Virginia West VIZ
- - Kentucky points Pullman sleep
- = Ciocluuau anc Louisville. . s. q,
- - fr5ra ChslE iottssviIa-
- n r. caisE-C LrrCI1~NAIl-SE. LOUIS
80 - SPECIAL Soiid tram 70 g.
- Vrith Pullman sleePsrs % CEtcaEas
sTeos only ~ imPortAat st1Slo1s- Fallrna1'a
.S- e----lfr.-a,aur alud & & O. dining car
1S-fe - = oziIy-E- F. V LIMITED. To-
,t---nu-.tf Louisville. the West. SoE1hwaSE-
- ----rT'v~sst Pullman sleepers 70 EfrE1z-
:. - - sSn-inEs. Cincinnati. and Louisville.
q 4 o dIzing car
~-1sqe n = and New UnIca Ststzoa
S.,,-re EIain Icss and Eos for tickets. baE-
- checks rszzervaticns- and t2Sdcabs-
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$50 Cash. Balance Like REM
Goore's AdditionJ
HARENDON "a

minutes from Aqueduet Bridge Va Fall.
Church Electric Railway. Is minutes 20 80
81 and Pa ave- Original shade trees
Lets 500 Zach : cash and : per month
80 interest Ne TaIeR-
We VIII build q home 70 suit you o.
monthly payments
p N DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence. Clarendon. Va Rossfv. -
FOR SALE-Nodern. new brick house. bof-
water heat front and . hack porches- Oh
seTTaIoTy Heights.
S5O0-BAL4ANCE EASY
HENRY y. OFFUTT. Wis. ave and y 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
DENTISTRY

Special PTice-ShOTt Notice.
81 sets Of teeth for SO. SO sets of teeth
for s. IS sets Of teeth Tor So s. sets OF
teeth Tor s. GOIC ~r0Uus. s. BrfdRevorJz
$50 Filings sec E-Etrac-iorls absolutely
painless ARMY AND NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS Cor 9Th and 4 sts En-
trance So + St y ". $50 a. m 70 8 u "a
Phone Main 1925 II
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MOTORCYCLES

BAEGAI1CS IN SECONDHAND MOTOR
cycles. from $50 Ups 4 EaEe, 8 Indians.
Harley Davidson, ! Light. L Twin Thor
F. n CORR SIS 9th st y W
vaIUe, s75. 7. y. ACDD, Jrr Inc.. Ize8
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WORKNGMEN'S WANTS.

2kINCs4IENS-AceordinE 90 HovIe the
Sous q toll should see us sure boy. for a
tailored suit slightly used, 3 u SIS save
the cash Tor the oil OF 5ov- one price
JTSTH'S OLD STAND, eIs D.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
AUTOS REPAIRED

OUR REPAIR DEPAFtT3f I'M. IN charge
% RDBE-. EASSETT. who has had 10
years experience in auto construction We
are able TO take care OF auto repair work
Of the most comp 'ica-ed character Patrons
have absolute assurance that work left IN
our care must be entirely satisfactory. CON
CTEtESSIONAL GARAGE. 62S Pa ave 5. Il.
Phone l. 1881
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BUSINESS oPPoRI INIIlEs

e5t1OCEESY; daily sales $50 to $50: price 81 80
- =. - -, 4, sood casf trade daily sales
- 90. $500. 800
hOOAiNG HOUSE. az rooms full, fine
ee-t-olt .-..-.-......-.. z5d
BOOMING HOUSE, VII: inventoTy $500:
Lunch ROOM 5o1,a, , he, 20
fsAtttst@tt SHOP. chairs; daily re-
Z, rnT~r - lf-9e
BARBER SHOP chairs. good bust
sALooN, lar Govt dept. must sell
CONFECTIONE s--,tr 49, 49,
s NJ. GROCERY and va-iety store;
AiANIICcURING PARL.oR. good trade. 10
COL r. F. BUSINESS BROKERS.
- AZ 81
GROCERY s T.; cheap rent. including
--.lLs Leo-ils' On account OF sickness
fi,e3 WILL BCI moving picture busi-
ness clearing S1e5 month: y W Ioea-
rson.
TAILORING BUSH Ess. monthly re-
ceipts SEQ. bus .ess St; sickness
cause Price onIv------ zoo
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. l4e2 F.
FOR sALE-SDlendid coal and wood busl-
ness WIN property, ~ desired. or separate.
VIII l -S' snort haul fully equipped and
over ltJ tons 70 commence books and any
Information furnished BOX ga Times Of
Zee. or 26ol Pa ave y. w
S7ye OR INNENTGRY; dry goods and notion
stoIe corner - e snap for lady.
IHOIiNEON, lI45 Pa ave. n. W
FOR RENT-Fr7lit stand. Izso ssh St
- W
BOOMING HOUSE Is rooms. an occupied:
location perfect Price $500 BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. 5l4 F st y. "
AZ ENGLISH BASEMENT on ~ 81. n ~
suitable Tor hish-cIass caterer; bachelor
a apartment above. eZcep tionaI opportunity 70
eight party rent reasonable. large number
nearby roornc-s-
FOR SALE-Route on morning paper; ex-
celieuI proposition Tor Wide-aWaks man
Address BOX 81 Times Office
CAFE. north side Pa ave y. W. sacr5-
nee close partnership. THORNTON, z745
Pa ave n ".
NOTION STORE. thorouzhfare; r1ontbiv
business So, snap for lady THORNTON
ll45 Pa ave
ROOMING HOUSE; all outside r5Sa1s- All
occupied. bargain THORSTON. l7f5 Pa
CONFECTIONERY: near g IooI: cheap rent.
rooms connected ezct lent business
LH0hNION. Ils5 Pa ave * W
GROCERY, cigars. and tobacco. y. W..
- rs EXCHANGE. 81 r st. " w
SALOON n W, best iocation In city 81 558
Bakery and confectionery. VIII sell prop
ert- Best lunch room "a city retiring Gro
ceIy ana provisions. some % the best cor
ners IN ciIy- Wholesale liquors, centrally
loeated. bCGAN. 6l7 Ia ave
FOR SALE-B1ardfnE house. 10 roo-lz; in
come Of $50 month. rent so month Close
20 census Bureau cheap if sold in next 10
-azs- slrs- = r HOLMES. ~ y Cap. So.
opportunity; best In city.
mus Dc sold a. once bargain RIT-
IENoIE BROS 615 18th St " w
RAISE CAPITAL BEST METHODS. CO..
PcTaficnE orEaniZed and promoted every-
y-5e-e U s LEGAL corr. SO Bond BIdE-
DEtJ CIf5LSr wants 20 borrow 3. co. VIII give
cHattel trust on stock fixtures and foun-
tain or wil sell Tor $780, one-haIg cash
balance easy terms BOX G5f. Times Office
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: CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

Schedule u Ssxcursioz Trairs 10 ana Tan
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY !, 1910.
Subject % Change Without Notice
1r0NDATS TO FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
Cong leave District Line a. as and u.la
n 2.SG, 5.40, l-s5. AID S.45 , u
ys--,,rnfr.s.- leave the Beach al 6-z5 a n
4s-ss g.Ua So. 500. and 10-Jo p H.
SATURDAYS.
S--s,v leave District Line, at IS and II-ea
- Goo s.oJ. 5-s0- 5-s5. ana 9-s5 p n
ReJurnins, leave The BE- Beasa a. IS = II.
's--S' SF-NDATS AND HOLIDAL&
Going. leave district Line a. 50 and lisa
s-0g s.Ou- 4-uG. I-f5. and 5-s5 D. II
. r- 49, leave The Beach 900 a. n
- --I9- 5.g0, 500. sea, AID 1000 P N
--''@' PAUL I. WATERS
General Manager.
-, rzeyv York Ave czr Tor District L-fns
go 49, F5o- additional information. TsIs-
I f~-1Eu rs.
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WoMEN'S WANTS

sL1Ck1EST sTICEIER that ever stuck Clues
furniture glass. china. books event hire
---Z1- 5--- 1gs.zoe.69c P-nts s. DTuggists. etc
NIA'I SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural.
no. -surEIcal; cloth bound. 400 page book
Lree- Apply oy mail $40 Colorado Building.
5ree lecture Tor women Wednesday 30 pm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
AUTOS FOR HIRE.

7-PASSENGER PIEECE ARROW,
Powerful. stylish. smooth running car Can
be had day and night Jus- the car for
a Ions "trip
TO PARTIES OF SIX
ONLY Soc EACH PER HOUR
\GRESSIOSAL GARAGE.
So Pa ave s L phone L TcTT
PRIVATE touring cars 4-cylIndsr. special.
rates for trips. s. and s. hour Phone II
I055 or n G85s- Central auto Co. W w
Barnes Mgr. 14Z5 + " "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-LsrEc mirrors and fine paint
inEz Apply 71I Eye 81 y W
FOR SALE-Efa-fsoue bed room. lff,-ar-
and dining room furniture and fine colIec-
ton % books Apt 80 1IEs S-h 81 y w
FOR SALE-FIne buttermIIk &C glass: not
the sour milk kind stand 49, Center
Market J. r HOPKINS
FOR sALE-Lot Of 5eWeIry and trays chez5-
rs s +
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-1Sew 5-ro0n house. win acres
OF more II desired. IL mites from FsIy-sr-
Gale. on trolley line; now being built s. 500.
also tracts from I 20 > acres Phone q =
Hyattsyiile- b D STEPHEN. Owner. River
dale. Nd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. $50 sd St X w old
pzrQEet fO=-s scraped down. refIIed- po-ishea
waScds expert w0-kmens work Euaranteed-
send postal
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COAL AND WOOD

C0oI Phillips & Juenemaun. NJ
NOdl5oo c e. ne go 4th 81 Ne w OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest PrsesE
Phone lincoln 20.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-E-iIlinr
Floor OF keeps the floors clean and bright
gives them polished finish Good for yoll-
furnitVre- try g. S9c gallon delivered. Phone
Main 545S- Oaice. 1I3 Pa ave. ". w RVas1-
iagton- D g.. l. s A. Used By L s. S5oy-t
and Over 80 faml-les flr the LaEt = -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10
BICYCLES

VICEING-
We VIII EeIi you q wheel with an uncou-
ditioual guarantee for one ycar. al repairs
free see Us before buying
L y NUDD- JR- NC.
123 New York ave
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PHYSICIANS
PHYSICIANS
DR.. SHADE,
SPECIALIST,
926 18TH STREET.
@ years practice treating the B-aIa. Ns-v.
Ss system sElns Blood Heart stomach

ISSVALIDS. T.fJOICE- f7- FeFo7T- him
Eou Eiad tidinEs az Ereat jos The vacuum
Treatment. Edfu-u Restoring tne-Fg1oof
Circulation vi cure MANTLE PARALYSIS even
AFTER Do has passed the chronic stacy
l.ocr-10ro- AtzNfzs Rheumatism. Pa-ffvz5V
Bright Hiseas o. Co1sur1 ptlozs Tuberculosis
Cancer and the IErUra G5 r--sl-rs8l fE-f-A IL
rlan-s- Come and Iasru what 81 VIII 10 for
YOU Booklet. Information and Consult
non free Hours 10 a. m 20 s 3. m Prof
II X ID PACKER. 11-2 9Th St y ~
IS as15nEtru. ID g.
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sEAHOARD II liz =.

zo-ns = m daily-- Sezb0ard E'as- Mall
--s------t, coaches and Pullman sIespe-z q
Ss-snllah and Jacksonville S'arIor ezr Ja-E-
ssrs-IIIa 10 Tampa Through Sleeper q
= -srra- Dining ar
- III N. daiIy-'-Ssab-1ard Express esso-
.-s-sIr-- Iirhted sleepers and observation ca
-----f.T.sf T.-E-h electric fans ThrouEh ar
- - savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, A.
80 Esirrairyhs and Memphis Dintna
CARS
--felrrt CeEice. 1EIS New York ave n y
= a HARDWOOD. G T A.
GEO. L PHILLIPS D p. A.
q ENAN G.. y. A.. Portsrnourh- "a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10

MEETINGS sunday Monday. and THURSDAY
2 M daily readings az The home Of AS
!. z MALIBN, $50 II ST y w Phone \
-
8fATE- CORNISH. GIFTED NEDFI-sf- ,aaf<
your Ike correctly gives names. facts:
readings daily AM sunday SCI Cd St \ =
Cor r near Union SatIon- Ladies only
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-10

BURCH & KEEPS,
rs SIN St y W. headquarters for
NEW AND SECONDHAND
SODA FOUNTAINS
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES
AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
Hct Coffee Ur1s, Metal Furniture
TELEPHONE MAIN Zs1a
FOR SALE-Latesr model Fox visible TYPE
writer practically new; original price 500
now SO Call or write 20 z p. r. SOC + NV
FOR SALE-Cedar posts and cedar poles any
length from one 20 thirty feet any guam
Ir1. delivered anywhere very reaSona bic
Address JESSE " WALKER. Rockville.
FOR SALE-50 lbs Of best graduated sugar
Tor $50. n bought one way For free CIR
cllLar address CENT RAJ SUPPLY CO. I95c
q n W
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
g6o Drop Head SI=.EeT ---.---.-...---g IS .
$50 Drop Head Uornestt--.- ------------.-. 1s. 3
80 Wheeler & Wilson &c %
New sewing machines. Il down and SOC per
week Cleaning - Open evenings. 4 P
GIVEN, G. Pa ave 6 = Phons-
NEW. BICYCLES.
FREE REPAIRS
We viii sell you new bicycle and keep
It IN repair absolutely free To- one year
T X MUDD- Jr- Inc
I2-3 y. z ave " "
FOR SALE-GOOD QUALITY Opaque Shades
fitted 20 windows only S5c; best quality oil
opaque shades Soc hung free
ELEEBLATT'S Isth and H sts- y. z
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FOR EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE improved city property Fo- In
proved farm N Va near p r. 30 acre.
o. nor Aaaress EnN %. Tirees nrrlca-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28
AUTO VS.. DEER
John metca|t Of New
Portland Meets Buck
While Driving Auto--Mr. Deer
Refuses to Give Ground
So Is Knocked Down, Run Over and
Loses One Horn.

New Portland, Me-, Nov. 27.-(Spec-
iaD.-Jo!ln Metcalf was held up in his
automobile Friday night by a large
buck deer and when no compromise
could be reached with the animal, Mr.
Metcalf rar over him and knocked
off one of his horns.
Mr.. Metcdlf was coming home from
kingtield late in the evening. The
auto was fully lighted so the road
could be seen for quite distance
ahead as they We're driving along
A deer suddenly jumped into the road
IN front of the auto, so near that Mr..
Mctcalf knew he could not stop the
machine before he got where the deer
was. so he began to shout to scare
the deer out Of the way, but evidently
the deer was not 50 easily frightened
Tor he stood his ground
The auto ran against him, knocked
nm down and passed over him and
before they could stop and get back
where the deer was run over he had
picked himself up and gone into the
woods md was not hurt enough 50
DIT he could keep out of their way.
On locking around Mr. Metcalf found
one of the deers horns which was
knocked off III the encounter which
ne Will keep for a souvenir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28

lNGERSOlL REARRESTED.
Oeposed Treasurer Of the York County
Savings Bank Under Bonds.

biddeford. Me, Nov. 27.-Richmond
II. lngersoll. the deposed treasurer Of
the York County Savings bank. who
looked thinner and more -careworn
than wnen he was arrested SATURDAY.
AFTERNOON at his home, Il Crescent
street, and as before gave bonds for
hls appearance at the January term
OF court in Saco.
IhiS arrest was on an indictment
Tor embezzlemcnt found by the grand
jury at the September term. There
were four counts. three for $1,000 each
and one for $500. The arrest was made
by Chief of Police Charles E. Harmon
Clerk of Courts Willis r. Emmons Of
Alfred. Judge f.. c. Reynolds of Port
land. counsel fer the accused bank
men, and Charles A. Moody, president
OF the First National bank; DR.. Frank
). Warren, Joseph F. Warren, Henry
u. hutchinson, eXMayor Cornelius
Horlgan and George B. Goodwin, who
acted as bondsmen, were present.
When Mr. Ingersoll entered the par
lor where the chief was waiting he
was placed under arrest and he i'm
mediately furnished sureties in the
sum OF 100000. He walked unsteadily
he thanked the bondsmen for their
kindness when they left the house. II
IS expected that he will be tried in
January
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28
Sunday, Of the Winthrop
ST. UniversaIist Church.
Impressive Services at Both
Morning and Evening Meeting.
ELOQUENT Sermon and Rare Music
Heard by Many.

The Winthrop Street Universallst
church commemorated its 10Th ami
versary and rededication at the two
Sunday services with beautiful and
impressive ceremony. Both services
We're very largely attended and were
furnished with elaborate programs OF
beautiful music.
Aside from the regular morning SER
vice of the church there were several
numbers introduced relative to such an
occasion.
The pastor, Rev Leroy w. Coons.
delivered an address in which was Civ
en- a history of the church since the
time OF its first dedication. March II,
1868. He also read I"tiels from eX-
pastor of the church III which were
expressed words of congratulatiOn and
thanksgiving and hopes of success in
all the duties and administrations of
the church.
The music of the evening service
was of an especially appropriate and
beautiful character Rev. j. w. Steele
of the Hallowell pastorate acclaimed
he invocation and the prayer of ded-
ication was given by Rev. G. A. Hay
den. D. D.. of Oakland. Il former pastor
of the church. ..i 49,.
The evenings sermon was rendered
by Rev. j. +. Albion. ID. d. Of Portland
in which he described the duties and
fundamental principles of the church
editice and its connection with the re-
lisious work. xsM
The hymn of dedication was the
same hymn as when the church was
dedicated Mar l., 1858 and was writ
ten by Mrs. {. r. Moore, wife of the
pastor of the church at that time.
The act of dedication was in the
form of verbal ceremony and was par
ticipated i'm by the pastor and the
people by alternate passages The clos
ing prayer and benediction was offered
by the present pastor.
Following is the order of services for
the day:
MORNING SERVICES.
Eoiuntary-Andante con motto, from SYM
pnohy NO |, Beethoven
-Anthem-Festival Gloria in Excelsis,"
F. y. Schneider
Gloria Patri
Responsive Psalm.
DoXOlOgy.
Scripture Lesson
Antnem-"The Silent Sea-"
w. IL. Neidlinsel
Prayer
Response to Prayer.
Hymn.
Address, History of the Church."
Rev. l.. w CoonS
| Observation-Disclosures, Organ and Violin
Anthem-"I VIII Rejoice
Reading of Letters from ex-Pastors.
Anniversary Hymn.
Benediction
| Postude
EVENING SERVICES.
Voluntary.
| DoXolo2y.
| invocation and Lords Prayer
| ,., ~ Rev }. W. Steele
| Anthem-"Psam of THANKSGIVING
| Scripture Lesson.
Anthem-'I have surely Built Thee d
| House.
| Sermon Rev T Il AIb;o,
| Oftertoirc Organ and Wall,
| Hymn of Dedication, Mrs. G. II Moor
| prayer of Dedication, Rev. c. A. Hayde
| Response to Prayer
| Male Quartet and Chorus
| Act or Dedlcatlon Minister and People
| Closing Prayer.
| Authenticated and Marvellous
| Benediction.
| POStlude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28
HEALTH AND INCOME.
Both Kept Up on Scientific Food.

Good sturdy health helps one lot
to make money.
With the loss of health ones income
is liable to shrink, if not entirely
dwindle away.
When a young lady has to make her
own living good health is her best as
set.
Il am alone in the world" writes a
Chicago girl. dependent on my own
efforts for my living. | am a clerk
and about two years ago through close
application to work and boarding
house deit. l became a nervous in
valid. and got 50 bad off it was al
most impossible for me to stay in the
office a half day at time.
"A friend suggested to me the idea
of trying Grape Nuts food which I
did, making it large part of at least
two meals a day
\"Today. l am free from in-tire,
dyspepsia. and all the ills of an over
worked and improperly nourished
brain and body. To Grape Nuts 1 owe
the recovery of my health, and the
ability to retain my position and in
come
Read THE Road to Wellville," in
pkgs. There's Reason"
Ever read the above letter.. "A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28

vi Belfast, 'Iudlu MdSttl III lHt vi 'iiu
Lodge, +. and A. NJ. Of Maine
The funeral of the late Joanna
Pierce. wife of the late Edmund =.
Brown, occurred at III. O'Clock Satur-
day morning at her late home on Cedar
street, Rev. Arthur c. Roberts officiat
ing. The remains We're taken to the
family burying grounds in the Pitcher
district for burial.
Proprietor +. y. Jones of the Windsor
hotel has returned from Il trip to Paw
tuCket, r. l.. where he was called to
identify d man who is charged with
Lewiston. Providence. and PaWtucket.
The stranger was in Belfast two
weeks ago. He looked to be about %
years old and claimed to represent a
laundry firm. Having a sudden call to
Bangor, and being without cash he
gave a check made out from the iaun-
dry firm to himself. which he indorsed
The check was on Il Boston trust
company and came back few DAYS
ago. With the advice that there was
neither such 4 firm or man known to
them. The bank offic ials put Il de-
tectiNe on the case and a man was
rounded up in PaWtucket. r. L., a, few
days ago whom the police thought to
he the man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-28
Social Club Meetings,

The Murray Club will meet with
Miss Sibyl kittredge at $50 Monday
evening, at her home. 5 Belfast avenue
The Curtis Daughters will meet
this evening in the ladies parlor of
the Penney Memorial church.
The Woman's League will meet at
T. o'clock Monday afternoon with Mrs
+. Fl. Adams, Church street.
The meeting of the Claiming Guild
vii! be held at o'clock Monday after
noon with Mrs. Norman Bassett. Green
street.
The Young Woman's League will
meet with Mrs. II. G.. Barker. on Stone
street at $50 Monday afternoon; also
at the same hour Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Il. s. Niles, Melville street.
The regular meeting of the Armi-
tage Club will be held at the Parish
house Wednesday evening this week
instead of tonight. The ladies of the
club will be entertained by five or six
members.