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Friday Offerings in
Spring Silks and Dress Goods
Yard Wide Satin Foulards-navy.
black and colors-white dots ana
fD-inch Chnrrncusc-crepe meteor
flnish-fsshlon, able lisht and dark
Colors--value s. 25............,......1.7
&-inch Imperial Satins-soft
Charmeuse finish-evcning. street
and fancy shades-el6 quality. .VS
35-inch Changeable Taffetas--
new light and dark combina lions
chiffon finlsh--value 81 and 3l..o. I'D
4s-inch All Wool Vigoureaux Su,tings-
stripes and chccks-light and dark
gruyS .......ss..s..s......'.s spcChhi sOV
bO-inch All Wool Cream IIairline
Sergcs-narrow ana wide Bpacings-
worth ......................''' .VD
to-inch Pruncllas and Epingles-an
wool-new Spring shades".....".1.J U
All Wool French Chaiiics-stripss.
polka dots. borders. pcrslans and
florals-light and dark grounds
elsewhere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .JS
42-inch All Wool Diagonais
ana Wide wales-ncw Spring ana
staple shades-worth .S........... .OD
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s lssi' AN s,ts PREPARATION to rid one Of
r.t A>ns,,wer; none o. tho be,, and most
less and Instantly snectite. 'I Bswsrs OF
many csns;ie preparations or you may
rep'see the hair with unsightly scars"
Lady Clerk asks; How can I prevent
shspn,r.s' windburn. etc. o. face and
Answer: Apply sior!ol balm vanishing
cream esrh t'rle. before ing out into
s ana p proto.i IN, < ,psnd'd to preserve
Miiarsd s'ks' Can YOU sdv... a good
nn...r, y think toilet soap. a.
t r.snIraa are a. Injurious %, a beautiful. OF
dsishtfui, Cleansing water %@s.sss BY
n n,ii 'u slq,'"i rlowsne. Try It and you
Ms M,'. 7 v. W; asks; "Pisase tell m.
s sS., md 20 mi hollow in mech ami
An.wsr; Obtain m.d.c.,.d v.ne,or
daily usinr the ro'sf" msv.m.n, WE ns
ls Hs'llnx or .isppier movement AStsr
w Wsr rher. !. n9'hlng better that I
giving this a thorough trial'" '''
Wise P.r.ie n as.Is 'Is thar. ,nv.
th'nr witch VIII keep the hair wayy
and IN curl OR days ~ = me-"
Answer. Yes. I use glor!oi wavolsns,
aplsAsan' s1s'lY hp1l.. 7. 'n"i,'hie nrep
s-adon which ha. ple..sr hundr.s. y,
ny eorr.spendents. II improves IN,
hair snd a'..:n creates ps-manea.
Miss y, y. asks whom ,h.nnoo
my ha'r. . 'osNr We" ~. tre ,aS, 49,,
II Iets o'lv IVA s.-in~y VIVA,
good dry .hampoo ~, WI, th.s over
cone the oily. appe,rance
Answer: "a GOOD dry .hnnnoo "a
stores the hair TO natura, lustrs ana 20
N owes the excess oil. Try M. sni.rs,,
formula. Two oIrces Of an,ipeptir gu
ane nowde- MIXED with ounce. a,
powdered orris root. Use one or two
tahlerpoonfuls, SorIntie through ,ha
hair at rtsht and In the morning CONN
and brush all ~ y ou',"
Hsrr,st g, asks: - am % ..rr,blv
thin and bEOodless, Can vou nd vi..
something 10 put flash on"
Answer: yes 7 know NJ many vho
have added from 10 TO 20 pounds hy
simply taking 2 grain hvpo nucia ne
tablets for several mS'nths. think Won
need this excellent tonic flesh promo.inG
tablet."-Advt
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INFORMATION WANTED

Any itfaIn N"p IN the as So yea. A, h.,y',
h3rseA1d good, risun. ms =, b. T,l,,.H
~ 3,n.' ,cronsl progeny IN Too ,'atrra, ia
- "a. me a. make a. ncu's aif s..r 80,
.'l n7 "'mm1a"siU. a'I 'o Nj,
Lac. 90. goo i."l .re'.r y
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Olive Fren,stad
Saves Opera Night
.,BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.
xx- HE TALES OF HOFFMAN,"

fST HE TALES OF HOFFMAN,"
4, at the Metropolitan Opera
w House last night had a narrow
4 escape from no performance. Half an
Blur before the curtain was TO rise.
Mr.. Gatti-Casazza was Informed by
.sS,lephcnc that Maria Duohene. who
.a,wAs cast for Giullet.a In the second
.,racs and Tor The Voice IN the third act.
.mAAh been stricken with sudden illness.
sspho hurry call for Olive Frernstad. who
o was Gluiletta At the first performance
-tnhis season. fortunately found her at
-nhome. and she consented to take the
sntstt and to start at once for tire
Opera House. Then Lila Robson was
w. $ovnd to sing The Voice and Mr.. Gatti
,'sAnd everybody concerned with the man
agement WAS transformed from gloom
snto 10y. Before the second act. Mr.
sr&uard appeared in front OF the curtain
setD. explain the circumstance and. in
syhshsf Of Mr.. Gatti. TO thank Nine
snfremstad for her graciousness.
~ large audience enjoyed Ofrenba chs
u.frtcresung work which was well pre.
rrsen.ed, under the direction Of Mfr.
ssPsiacco. by the familiar cast Of Frieda
eH Aempel. Lucrezla BorI. jeanne Mau.
oourg. Karl Jorn. Rothier. Didur. De
eegurola. Teiss. Ruysdael. Rossi. Bads,
Ananian. Au 40 and Begue. Whether
x1p ignorance there was an epilogus
~ IA X orten Lut. - tavern, or in i'm.
patience to get . ny In advance of
their neighbors. there was a large ex.
odus after the third act
- delightful entertainment was that
The Olive Mead Quartet furnished q,
Rumford Hall last night for its fare
well concert Of the season. and the
audience that filled the little house
showed its enjoyment Of II In no stinted
manner. The programme comprised
MozArts quartet In c major. Differs.
DORIS quartet In e nat major. and
Brahms's quintet IN F minor. opus g.
In the latter. Ernesto Console was the
assisting artist at the plano. taking his
part in the ensemble with fine artistry
After both the andante and the scherzc
the players were made to rise several
times to acknowledge the applause
Miss Mead and her associates. Vera
-raroff, second violin; Gladys North
a, and Lillian Littlehales. cello
rarely. II ever. have played with create
charm.
Victor Herbert may be the mex
american composer 10 nave an opera u
English presented at the metropolitan
Opera House. A. least. Mr.. Gattl
Casaxza has heard him play the piano
score OF his Madeleine" . one-ac
opera composed TO a lbretto by Gran
Stewart, adapted from a French play
bv Dccourcelles and Thibaud. Mr.
GATH has made no promises but tn,
WORE may have a chance next season
as half OF double bill. Meanwhile
Mr. Herberts opera 'Natoma." which
Mr. DIPPED accepted for his Phiiadel
J'hin-Chicago Opera Company after Mr.
Gatd had passed It by. il making
great hi. Mr.. Dippel declares. on III,
Pacific coast, where his company Il
Rlvlrg an opera season. Telegraphin,
to-Mr. Herbert. ne says: "Overwhelm
ing success: enthusiastically received
regret your absence
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Friday Offerings in
New Spring Merchandise
on Main Floor

Homcns Linen IIdkfs.--
Venise. Val. Princess and Armenian
.l,, suitable for
Confirmation gifts....., rs to LOS
Boys SIX Initial Hdkfs. rs to 40
Womcns Linen lIdkfs--h md emb'd
corners-valuc 20 to ..9............ I'D
MEMS Cotton IIosc--plain and embd-
double sole. heel and toe
reg. .l9.'...,,. .'.......'........... .12s
Factory cleanup Of High Class
Novelties - including bar Pins,
brooches, Collar Fins and handy
lins-with amethyst, aapphlres.
topaz ana other popular Jewels.
combined with pearls and white
st,nes-ii 1t. gold filied--finely
finished-vnl. .9s and no" rs
Gc-rrln silver VANITY Casss--bright
polished finish engraved or chased
several flttings-va,ue si.25..,,,,, 80
German silver Vanity and Card Cases
new model-frcnoh gray etching
both sides-elsewhere Sl95........1. 40
Pe1rl Nsckla ces--i destructib!c beads
cream tlnt-gnld plated snaps
Vh'4e b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Epg - silver Plated Tea spoons
G,Hrtar silver hlrc- warranted
re- o. doEenu................ n
Rogers Table spoons and Forks
reg .9S-1s Go!cn...,,....,..,.,,... ~
Stocl Knives ara Torks-nincy rive,ed
hpUdles-set Of n pieces
reg VI. a,..,..,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Shalow and Fancy Lace Flounc,ngs-
t. - inch white and ecru--
lovely patterns-value 40. .,...,... I'd
vgl. shadow and Fancy Cotton Laces
. 70 .nch-va.ue ,lo............. ,l1n
Tmb'y Fdgcs. Inserts and Headings
cambria, nlinsoOk. Swiss-reg .len ID
chiffon cloths 40-inch-black. white
and hight and dark colors-
value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .SS
Genuine Leather liiri Rags
Morocco, seal and gOlt-CulOrs and
bltc';--Gtruran silver and coy'd
framcs--lnsteld ~ "a
Cowh'Ge Slit r1scs-si inch
lcl'hc" protected corners-linen
hncd-wCii made-reg $3.50, ~
Mem $-s'i gee shirts pcrcales and
chanbrayP--coat models--reg. 80 ,3H
M,n's Medium Weight Underwear
holf wool-shirts and drawers
Reg .I"'',''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AZ
Res Observation-Disclosures, 30
Reg VlO',',,..,,,,,,,,,,,,., 90
No Mail or Telephone Ordsra -
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Friday Offerings in
Wash Dress Fabrics

35-inch Natun,i Color Dress Linens
pure linen. neutrality-suspicious.. .IO
S-lnch Ramic demonstrating
coIofb .s..s.......s.....'''.s. s8u
fmp'td Scotch Ginghnms-many plaids
~ CT quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .IO
Apron Glnghams-one of the best makes
various blue checks
reg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Friday ~
Figured silk Chiffon tcs-strcet and
evening colors-reg. -. ........... I'D
Imp'td Drcss Dimitics-
many floral patterns-special.... I'D
Printed Noilcs--whito grounds
various color stripes--worth .12tt.. On
Fancy Percales-white or colored
grounds dots stripes and figures
l2ia 1t quality Observation-Disclosures. d.
Cotton CheviotS--canvas weave
plain colors-worth .l2ii ............ d.
Mcrccrizcd Messaiincs-broken assort-
nents OF fashion able colors--
hence 10 Ct qualtty................. "a
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Friday Offerings in
Millinery Petticoats
Waists COrsets

women's Ready 10 Wear Hats
popiI,ar small shapes-velvot satin,
MORE and fancy feather trim
plain colors and combinations
reg '3" .,.u,.,..,..'...,''.,. 2.S5
HEMP Dress lIa'r-bllck. rovai, brass
and broWn-large and small. .... g. S
Wnmen's r'ntrlrr'ed W,'s BOX hair.
hip ard Imitation hcmp-m0stly
clos, fitting, bat some large, 10
q rls' Rcady-tn-We Hats-r1'uullls
AMI rp'i-hHn Fail0rT- velvet, STIR
rihllu hands--best oolors ......,... 80
ostrich Feather TRncies--blick, white
and new Spring shades
reg, GS ,,,','.'.'''''''''''''' I'D
Wings and Feather Fancies-Hlack.
white. plain Colors and cpmAin atoms
large vaiety-cxcellert value, 10
Tailored Waists-novcity silks md
plain satirs-ne~ shoulder-rOliiHg
colilr or tailored stoChs-frcnch
cufts ''''''' ''''''''''-'''''''.''' Ids
Mcssnlirn Wa'sts--nnvy or black
tailored or woke st"le-Open front
or back well made, .,,,.,.,,,,,.,..I. 0S
Fiowered SIX Wals,s-smnll end large
deH,grs-t'n, era" and white
gr1urds--'nlllrG collar, ....,,.,,..U. Cos
Wolfe Wals'~-pp"n 'front.' or back
hand cHih'v Included -torChVn and
Val ices worth 500 Fri lay In
Nomcn's Crepe de Chine rotticoats-
pretty evening t,t's-llcc and
har,l made bud Trimmings
Special .....-.. ...,.,,....,,,,,.,,...3. cS
Satcen PcttlcOdts black and co!ors--
plated or strapped flDuncps--
all louPiEs-rer 81 2i,...,,,,..... on
Womeu's Corgets -bitlstc and light
weight ou.t.l-straight and
tsvering 'orS over hips res 81 .T0
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Friday Offerings in
Lace Curtains Bed Sets
Draperies Couch Covers, etc.
100 Pairs Novelty scrim Curtains
Wide filet lace insert-vaiue $50. .DS
Fine Filet scrin Curtains-French
Net with real Cluny inserts-Imptd
Real brussels, Swiss, Irish Point
value ass and S.ys.................3>1 10
French Net and scrim Bed Sets
Marie Antoinette or Renaissance
deep yalance-bolster sham
white and Arabian-reg. t7S. 80. =. %
New Sunfast Portieres-sea greens.
old rose. Havana, crimson,
old gold and old bluc--handsome
pattcrns-reg. S..................4sOS
Reversible Tapestry Couch Covers
Oriental rug designs and color!ngs
value Sl.S.................. ~
Fine SILK Damn SKIS,
vcrdure Tapestries ana Plain or
Jaspe Nclours-5O inch-ncw color
tones-s2.50 to $500 grades. yd....1. lS
Special Purchases Imptd Block Print
Cretonnes-Emplrc, floral chintz
and Delft blue-value 80 to D.. 10
Reversible Tapestry Table Covers
yds. square--vslue 81 7p.........1. OS
Fine Curtain scrims-Coloniai crossbar,
single or double borders-white.
Ivory or Arlbian-special...... 80
Fine Observation-Disclosures. floral
and Oriental designs-speciai... lin
Easement Draperies and Curtain
Muslins-36 inch-reg. .i2'a......... 0%
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Friday Offerings in
Misses New Spring Wear,
Babies New Goats, Caps, etc

Children's Spring Goats
Mixtures and S.rgcs-ncw colors-
silk trimmings-i to years
Misses Linen and Lingerie Dresses
New Spring rtyles-hut at FRIDAY
bargain Prices-hence
81 Us Dresses. z. DSlstS Dresses DDS
Girls MILDLY Blous~s--with and without
cinblems-worth .S......,......... .JO
Little chlIdrcn's Cream Serge Coats
double breasted atyle trinid with
SILK hraid-bc,tcd style having
s,sallop.d collar. cuffs and belt
slx.s to I years reg. go
Friday .....'..'.''''''''''''' '''''''' 80
Chlldren's White Dresses lawn and
nainsook -yoke, French and
Itussian-enby and lace trim
some all over cmb'Y tklru
sizes 10 q years-rcg V%,,,.,.-,' ~
Childrcn's Dresses--Chamb Bingham
and Crinkle cloth-Russian aad
French--sizes To yrs.-reg. ~. I'D
Children's Dresses-Chambray. Ginshaal
and pcrcale-Russian lnd
French -sizcs TO years-res SO -
Babies White Domet slips
vslu, ~, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .sD
Babies White Daisy cloth Wrappers
well made--value .Ge..........,,,. 80
Babies Lawn Caps -daintily trlm'd
with fine laces. emby and ribbon
to years-reg. .S..........,...... I'D
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Friday Offerings in
Muslins, Sheets,
Pillow Gases, Spreads, etc.

8-lnch Fine Bieached Musiins-
WortH w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Limit 10 Jds.
Blcached Shectlngs--7G In. wide
standard quality--no dressing
value ..................... AZ
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Feather he'd T!cks-fuli and Y size.
best sateen ucking-worth e279.. I'D
White Crochet Spreads-H and full
size designs-worth IS q eiN. I'D
Fun Size Spreads-Marseiiles patterns
special purchase
therefore Si.es values.
Fringed Crochet Spreads-floral
patterns-f,iil size beds-fringed or
hemmed-worth 1I9S. A.
Fine Silkoline Comfortabies-
Reverslble-sateen border
worm $s'so'''''''.' '''.''.,'.,........1.4 I'D
Fol theirs by pound
choice geese-reg 80. .......,..,.. no
Imported choice white-ree. Ne.. "a
Pure Geese Feather Piiiows-Blue ~,
ana white or fancy stripe ticking.
e0xaS-worth 81 9s..........1 80
"2N.N-worth s. 3.......140 -.
aiS30-worth a. 9s..........1.S AZ
SN30-worth g. .O6
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Friday Offerings in

AOhSS IA IICiCc
Mercerized Sateens-fuIl line of
spring colors-reg. L.. Friday ~
MORE Percaiires-black. white, liRht.
medium and dark shades-speciaI ia
ct; Collar Forms and supports
ior'''''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ND,
IL :. Ailover Hair Nets-large size
ior''''''''''''''' '''''''''..,,.,,..,.. ia
AdJustableCoat Pads-reg. .ls...... ~
Sewing Sllk--i00 yard spools--
''H' o. for''''''' '''''''''''',.....,. 10
Stamped Waists-on fine Wolfe and
Lawn-Robcspierre and other styles
value 40 and 80, .,................ I'D
stamped Cushion Tops-with Back
value @...,..,,....,.........,., ID
aS 81 Rubber Shee'irss-4 inch... 40
ct Bestene or Rabbits Cleanser;
ehCn ''''''''''''..''....,... y
IS CT size Jergen's Taicum Powder m
70 ct size Listerins. .................. IA
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Lady Clerk asks; How can I prevent
hsnds7" "
Answer: apply sior!ol balm VANISHING
cream esrh time, before ing out into
iho weather. II is splendid TO preserve
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Women's Ready 10 Wear Hats
popular small shapes satin,
MORE and fancy feather trim
plain colors and combinations
reg ,2os.........,......,. 2.S:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
Worms in Children.
IS BY o. Unu

If mothers only knew the tortures the
little ones may suffer from worms
Thousands of children have stomach
worms or pin worms and their parents do
not know it. They doctor them for other
Silments.
Signs of worms are.
Indigestion, with a variable appetite /;
a(6Aormal cTavin0for sweets; nausea and
vemiting swollen upper lip; sour tongue;
offensive breath; hard and full belly with
occasional gripings and pains about the
navel; face at one time flushed, then pale
and in a few cases the face takes on dull
leaden hue. Eyes heavy and dull, twtch-
ing eyelids; itching of the nose; itching of
the rectum; short, dry cough; grinding of
the teeth; little red points sticking out on
tongue; starring during sleep; slow fever;
pulse quickened and irregular; body maybe
hot; and often, in children, commissions.
Don't delay Delays are dangerous.
Give the children at once some of DR..
Trae's Elixir. Directions on the bottle.
Sold by all dealep at Csc, soc and Sl.OO.
Thousands of grateful mothers have given
my DR.. True's Elixir to sick children and
restored them toshealth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
Shipping News.

Bangor, Me. July 1s.-Arrived:
Schooners Elsie A. Bayles, New York
Frank Brainerd, Stockton; st. Croix
do.
Sailed; Sehooners y. T.. Aver, Bos-
ton; Catherine. do.
Boothbay Harbor Me-, July 1S.-Ar-
rived: Schooners Emily Bell Port =
land; Robert Pettis Tusket, n. S, for
Providence; f., IL. Odione, st. John,
for Bridgeport; b. l. Hazard, do. for
do; j. A. Beckerman for New York.
Lora (Br), Boston for st. Martin,
n. $.
Rockland. July 1S.-Arriyed: Sehar
Mildred May, Gouldsboro.
Sailed: Sehooners Edward Stewart
New York; Morris and Cliff. Boston;
Alton T. Minor. Calais.
Thomaston Me, July 1S.-Arriyed
Schooner Eliza Lavensaler, Boston
Portland, Me, July lS.-Arrived
Sehooners Cora May (Br), Windsor
N. S., for Boston; Nellie Eaton, st
John, N. b., for do; William y
Herriek, do. for do; Sarah A. Reed
Calais for New York; Charles II
Sprague Weber, Philadelphia for St
John, N, b.; Mary B. Wellington
Sullivan for New York; Lydia Mid
.dletens do. for do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

country, but produces it only for its
own use and consumption. 1t was
thought under these conditions Just
that the independent competitors #
this monopoly should be permitted to
import this high priced alloy free Of
duty, and that with iron ore and
ferro- manganese on the free list do
nestle competition would be strength
ened and the price of the finished
products of iron and steel would be
eventually lowered"
Concerning the general revision the
Senate committee says that following
the leading of the House, 1T has
sought in the amendments 1t proposes
to the House bill, to further carry out
and perfect the theory of establishing
a revenue producing tariff upon the
basis Of competitive rates, as a just
and fair Interpretation in the light of
existing conditions of the latest au
thoritative utterances of the party IN
power upon that subject, and now
submits the results of its labors with
the confident belief that the enact
ment into law of the House bill as
amended will result in more
equitable distribution of the burdens
and incidental benefits If our system
of customs taxation: that it will tend
to disintegrate the monopolies built
up under the present system; that it
will enlarge opportunity through in
dividual effort, reduce the cost of liv-
ing and relieve the people from the
burdens Of the protective system
strikingly exempiified in the so-called
Payne Aldrich bill which this meas
ure is intended to supersede."
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---------------
DENIES 100000 EXPENSE.
Hon. Fred w. Wight Calls MulhaiPs
Story of Election Incorrect.

Rockland, Me, July 1S-"It did not
cost 100000 to elect. Hon. Charles E.
Littlefeld, congressman in 1906; it did
not cost one-third of that amount.
The actual sum was $15,6so."
This is the assertion of Hon. Fred
w. Wight of this city, who as chair
man of the Republican Congressional
committee in the I'd district had per-
sonal management of the campaign
recalled by the allegations of Col
Martin NJ. Mulhall.
"All of this money came from out
side sources" said Mr.. Wight to the
Globe correspondent. Most of it
came from members of the National
Association of Manufacturers. We
never received money in any form
from A. f. Cox of Massachusetts.
We did not regard our expenditure
as excessive in view of the great
fight the Gompers faction of the Am
erican Federation of Labor was wag
ing against Mr.. Littlefield, as it gave
us only $500 in each county. The
State committee did nothing whatever
toward financing this campaign and
out of the above fund we had To pay
for the many speakers brought from
all parts of the country.
"Onr chef expense item, however.
was the bringing home of absent vot-
ers a special effort to do this was
made in each of the six counties, and
the cost multiplied very rapidly.
Col. Mulhall made his appearance
shortly after Samuel Gompers had
sent mis- 20 agents into the district to
make a house-to- house canvass. He
told me he had been sent into the dis
triet to help Littlefield. He did not
tell me who had sent him. or indicate
in what manner he was to aid the
Republican candidate. | turned him
over to the Republican County COM
mittee and had nothing further to do
with him in the campaign
ole knew that he hurt our cause in
Rockland otherwise Gov. Cobb and
Congressman Littliield would have
surely carried their home city. Col
Mulhalls statement that | paid DIR.
G. Langtry Crockett $500 to deliver a
speech in Rockland is untrue. All the
money / controlled was paid directly
to the chairman of county committees
IF it cost us $751; to elect Little
field ii must have cost somebody sew
eral times that sum TO undertake his
defeat"
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THORNDIkE.

Frank Oaks. who had his leg crushed
last winter, was taken to the Waldo
County hospital, Thursday, for treat
ment.
Mrs. James Gates took her little
daughter Louise 10 Belfast, the 18th,
and had her throat operate on.
( Miss Alberta Farnham of Belfast is
visiting her aunt, Miss Flora Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Bumps motor
ed up from their home. Sunday, and
CALLED On friends in town and in Free
1dok.H
Gas;rock Hogan is at home from the
Maine General hospital, where he is
taking course for the vocation of a
nurse.
Mrs. f. S. Hogan is i'll.
Albert S. Higgins is in poor health
and Is confined to the house.
Mrs. L. S. Spencer is convalescent.
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Deacon John w. Morrison. aged "A,
one of the best known citizens of South
Berwick, died. Wednesday evening, at
hisA home on Paul street. He was born
In Alton, N H., son of Nehemiah and
Mary (French) Morrison. He had lired
in South Berwick more than 10 years.
He was leading member of the Baptist
church, also of the local lodge of Ma
sons, Olive Branch Lodge of Odd Fei-
lows and the Golden Cross Order He is
survived by two daughters and three
sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

A similar comparison could be made
of the fish. wool and schedules which
concern the manufacturing and lumber
ing interests of the district.
Closely allied with the farming inter
ests and the tariff are the labor inter-
ests, another important factor In this
campaign. l have not only studied the
labor conditions IN my own country and
in my own district but | have come into
close range with labor and agricultural
conditions in Canada, Mexico, the West
Indies and nth America. | have stud
led conditions in these countries at close
range and have been able to compare
not only the standards of labor but the
standards of living, which are the con-
trolling differences between foreign and
domestic labor.
l am glad of the opportunity 20 pre-
sent these few facts at this time In an
ticipation of success in the primaries,
and of ultimate success in the election,
that | may be the next servant of the
public of the Third Maine district,
ROY c. HAlNES,
Ellsworth, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-19
lITCHFlELD.

PLAINS-Judge and Mrs. John Day
Smith of Minneapolis arrived the first
of the week and are the guests of Hon.
Oramandal Smith
Mrs. ID. +. Perkins is i'll from hem
orrhage of the nose.
Elmer Shorey of Chicago is visit
ing his father, Edward Shorey. Mr..
and Mrs \. M. Patterson are enter
tanning visitors