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tn" series ~ social events 10 he
given at m" Carroll club this season.
opens o. Tho club this evening Cards
will be enjoyed from s.3O 20 u 80.
darsiur 81 20 20 g. Lunch will ba
ao.tod no 10 20 Ncisters orchestra
viii render tho music and the follow
inr committee will be IN charge.
Committee
Mrs " y Lear. Chairman.
Assisted BY
Mr. and Mr. Vincent owens
Mr. and Mrs John Coleman
Mr and Mrs togeph McGuigan
Mr. and Mrs Dr VI ~ Kelley
Mr and Mrs David Cochran.
Mrs MARY Hoffman
Mrs fsaheil Oates
Mo- " y Lear. VI ICuiIlnan.
Henry Gundlinc. Charlesc SEWER.
Georrc Green. Clearance Feeney. John
Mathison Joe owens. bernard AIex
andor. Thomas llowlcy
Misses Elizabeth Cullinan. Fster
He'll. Boss Woltv. Regina Lutz. Rose
owens Eva Blum. Agnes Mulaney.
Bertha Shulcr. Maria Wingcrter. Ma.
ria Friesmuth
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Time it. In five minutes your
sick, upset stomach
feels fine.

Time II. In 1--WE minutes all stom-
ach distress gone. No indigestion.
heartburn. sourness or belching OF gas.
acid or eructations OF undigested food.
NO dizziness. bloating. foul breath or
headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs. II
II the surest. quickest stomach doctor
In the whole world. and besides. II is
harmless.
Millions OF men and women now eat
S,vnr favorite foods without fear-they
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MEALS HIT BACK? DYSPEPSIA, GAS,
SOUR STOMACH?---PAPES DIAPEPSlN
know it is needless to have bad stom-

know II is needless to have n bad stom-
ach.
Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store and put
your stomach right. Stop being miser.
able-life is too short-you're not here
long. so make your stay agreeable.
Eat what you like and digest II: enjoy
IL. without fear OF rebellion in the
stomach.
Pape's Dispepsin belongs IN your
home. Should one of the family eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. or In case OF an attack OF indi.
gestion. dyspepsia. gastritis or stom'
ach arrangement, IL is handy to give
instant relief.
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Fo- Bride elect

Quite an elaborate AFFAIR was civ.
On at Charleston for Miss Black who
will we'd Dr Harold Eta Of this CITY
and make her home here The
Charleston Mail in chronicling the
affair says
Mrs Frost Brown will entertain
with n luncheon Tuesday AZ the 10
tel kanawha in honor Of Miss FRAN.
ccs Black and bridal party whos1
marriage 10 Mr. Harold Ftz 81
Wheeling will take place October
the FIRST This o. tho Grst % nuth-
Der Of beautiful AFFAIRS that will h,
given IN honor Of Miss Black
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Miss Nell Stif'l entertained with a
family dinner AZ the Fort Henry club
for the Misses Dcmmler and Mime
meyer. Of PITTSBURGH The following
were among those present. 81 ses
H"uw r. Niuncm"yrr Laura Stifrl.
Nel Sufel Mr. Edward S'if.I. Mrs
Arthur Sufol MR. T. -. M.rrimal
and SRA. Harry Gee.
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Z Should Wary Club

The should Worry club will ~
entertained with number Of their
friends Monday evening. October o..
~ the Socialist hall. GrcrgsviIIe.
Tho affair will be In the nature ~ n
dance and music will be furnished ny
thH Gregg orchestra Refreshments
will BE- served during the evening
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dinner was given ~ the Brook
side Inn on Tuesday evening for Miss
Clara WinEertcr who weds Mr. David
keefe. ~ Athens. O.. this morning
VIZ ard Mrs W W Meek and Miss
Anna Wingerter were host and hos
tess The dinner vas beautifully an
pointed Mrs Andre served n chicken
wanle winner. There were covers for
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Pre-NuptiaI Even.

Miss Emma Wilkinson of Wood.
lawn, delightfully."- entertained. Tues
day evening. with a five hundred
party for Miss Hazel Olmstead. who
weds Mr.. Sidney Mccoy. OF this city.
October 2. and Miss Elsie Peabody.
whose wedding to Mr. Orville Bent
ley. Of st. Clairsville. o.. is an event
OF Saturday.
The decorations were composed Of
autumn flowers and handsome prizes
were awarded. Souvenirs OF an ap-
propriate nature were presented the
guests. This is one of a series OF
events to Le given for the young
people.
The following are the guests who
N.-..rl. rArD.Ir...
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This afternoon the Lady E1ks VIII
meet A. the Flks club AZ . O'Clock
sharp They will start on an auto
tour 70 the Waddington Farm ami
after looking over the most beautiful
n farms. they will BE- taken 20 the
Country club whore a luncheon will be-
served by Manager Louis Dlmmey
Tho coiors 81 the luncheon will ne
purple and white and many dclicac'os
will be served
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The Ladies Ala Society 81 tho
North street " p church will serve
luncheon boz the lecture rooms Of the
church on Thursday afternoon. The
ladies are noted for tho preparation
81 dclicacics which will be- served
a large attendance Is expected. AN
are welcome
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The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Thomson VI. p church will have a
lunch stand all day Thursday on
Twelfth street They will sell homo
made sandwiches. pies. cakes and not
coffee. a good sale Is expected
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Theatre Party.

Miss Ruby Higgins Of the South
Side entertained Monday evening 'or
MissGertrude Schafer whose wedding
20 Mr. George Sedgwick Of Martins
Ferry takes place soon. The guests
enjoyed the frst Performance at the
Victoria after which they were taken
10 bursts where refreshments were
served The following we're In the
party Miss Gertrude Schafcr. Miss
Fannie lIeaton. Miss Rena Garden.
Miss Ruby IurFins. Miss Alice otto.
Miss Elsie Henderson. Miss Editn
Sedgvick and Miss Ethel SedgWtck.
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The ladies OF the Chapline VI. z.
church will serve hot supper in the
basement OF the church Thursday
evening. All the homemade delica-
Cies Of the season viii he included in
The menu. This will be an oppor1-
tunity for many visitors in the city
TO secure a good hot meal.
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Great preparations are being made
Tor The Eli,- BAN. which BE- o. De- held
in 'h" Mark e Auditorium on Thurs-
day evening Npistcrs' orchestra Of
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Trip to California

On Thursday evening. September
25th. Rev Charles Hutslar will give
a Trip to California" a. the Seconf
Presbyterian church. corner Twen-
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Attend Outing.
A number OF Weddings society
mem bers will be present for the open
ing festivities at the White sulphur
Springs. Mrs. blanche Euston
Woods. Mrs. Charles Milton and Mr..
and Mrs. Alex. Glass left Friday IN
Their car. Mrs. b. Walker Peterson.
daughter Miss Nancy and her CUES:
Miss LaBelle Dunlap of New York
left Monday. The new hotel will be
opened with elaborate ceremonies.
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PIE and Pastry Sale

The ladies of the German NJ. f.
church will hold pic and pastry sale
az the Geo. VI. Shook Co. store Satur-
day morning. The ladies' are noted
for the preparation OF these articles
and large sale is anticipated.
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10 seems strange that no could plum.
dor great corporation like that fof
years without being found out
Well. YOU SEQ. the corporation was
pretty busy Itself Chicago Journal.
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Kluod-Bott

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Rott
ard Mr.. Joseph Klugg. of Triadelphia,
Will take place Thursday. Their at
PENDANTS viii he Miss Emma Klugg
and Mr.. Andrew Klugg The young
people will make their home on Wheel
ing Creek
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state president but the election will
be put to a vote and every city will
likely suggest a candidate.
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E!Ah4a=ESa

twenty-five pieces will render the
music and the decorations will be OF
"A elaborate nature. Purple and white
VIII predominant and will be- so ar.
ranged as to produce beautiful
scene. There are many visiting Elks
and their wives In tho city who will
participate In the festivities. David
Klaus Is chairman Of the committee
in charge Of the ball which assures
It's perfect arrangement
FLOWER Festival
The Kings Daughters. who so sue.
cessfully conducted the baby's day
idea In the city Tuesday. will sell
towers to-day.
They have wired for more Of TO
lo.lies and q few hundred more are
expected today. and II thcy arrive the
ladies viii BE- on hand IN sell them
Flte thousand were sold yesterday
and everyone remarked AZ the dainti.
ness Of the dolls and Werc glad To
contribute 10 the Day Nursery fund
To-day flower girls will sell but.
'pnicrs IN the court 81 honor Of tho
ElkF The flower used are purple
and white astcrs and will make an.
propriato bouquets FOR the Elks since
there ar MANY social events 10 which
they can wear them Mrs Jesse
Bloch. Mrs ". ~ Higgins and Miss
Henrietta Harper ar, IN charge TO
day.
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STEUBENVILLE

sTEUBENvILLE. O.. Sept. 23.-Six-
teen indicted Jail prisoners for all
including murder and rape and in fac I
violation of every one OF the Ten Com
msndments were arraigned in court on
Tuesday. All OF the criminals plead
not guilty.
Court Doiugs.
In the case Of J. y. Nithcart, eNecut-
or Of Sarah J. Mears vs.. =. u. Hin ad-
ministrator. Jas. II. Bair. Judgment for
s493.45.
E. z. Francey administrator for J. \.
ing for Allie Murphy. Probate court
affirmed and case remanded.
JOHN McClave ". Glenn Nobst. set
tied.
r. S. King vs. Julia West lake. appeal
transcript filed from docket OF Justice
~ &. Blackburn
The grand jury examined 325 wit
nesses and among the cases consid-
cred were 81 transcripts. The ignored
AZ cases are ~ follows: Ohio W.. Geo
Briggs. Clara Vert DAM Nojvtc. et AL
Gabor Azsl. Juo. Burns. Latch Ralich
Itobt. Brown. VIM. IL. Murray. Chas.
Emmett SNSickard. Maria Carmen. Vince
Chelnesky. \. Serailnc. Mrs. Centenge-
Ito. Monde Mondoia. Raol' Grill. Vim
Lewis, Dominic Gross. Clyde Maurcv
E"rtie Ammon. l.. H. Tillman. l.. NJ
Gunp Geo. Glinko. VIM Currier.
Marriage Licenses.
W. T. Parsons. rs years. Of Ham
r1ondsviilc and BESSIE ". CASTOR. ..
years. OF Toronto.
Antonio Faccinto. % years. OF Fol.
.anshee ard Marin VI. I.aurino. - years
Of Stcubenvilie.
Roscoe c. Eoon. 81 years. OF Rhodes.
dale and Ruth +. Scott. II years. OF
Rayland
SIR Walter Scott. 10 years. OF Smith
field and Eva J. Cunningham. IS years
Of RhodeSdale
Frederick Hill. 20 years and Frances
Au!t' q years. OF Steubenville.
In Atlanta. Ca. n teacher in the
grade schools receives 500 a year
less than the elevator boy at the city
hall. The average annual wage OF
teachers throughout the country Is
S4S5: OF carpenters. $500: coal min
ers $500: factory workers. $3.50: com.
mon laborers. $5l3. One southern
state rents its convicts At $500 a year
and pays it's public school teachers a
little over $500. In consequence many
teachers are Obliged to seek supple.
mantary means OF employment
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tieth and Market streets. The affair
is under the auspices of the Y. p. ).
G. L. OF the First Christian church.
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Tho Choral club Of the St James
Lutheran church will hold its regular
week. meeting - tn church this
evening al \ o'clock Tho club is un.
der the direction ~ Prof Ncstnan
and has been formed rs thc brother.
hood. Il has a membership Of twenty
IAu
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Miss Gertrude Schafer. whose we'd
ding to Mr.. George Sedgwick. OF Mar
tins Ferry. takes place soon. was the
recipient Of a miscellaneous shower
on Tuesday evening The aifair
took place AZ the home OF Miss Alice
otto on North Main street Miss
otto and Miss Elsie Henderson were
the hostes-cs. Tho rooms were deco
rated IN pink and white and during
The evening a luncheon was served.
The bride-elect received useful gifts.
The following were the guests:
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Collegiate Almnas Association
october II.
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the relatives and out OF town guests
present for the nuptials. The guests
included: Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Win
gerter. OF Newark, o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
7. ). Riley. Mrs. Ella Flaccus. Miss
Clara Wingerter. Miss Ann Wingerter,
MIR and Mrs. W. W. Meek. Adrian
Wingerter. of Chicago: Or. Charles
Wingerter. Miss Jean Dittman. OF
Homestead. Pa; Miss Martha Dit
man. OF Homestead. Pa: John Null
Inns. OF Athens, o.; Father P. ii.
ORourke and others.
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New Study Club.
A new literary club has been or
sanized In this city and viii be cali
ID the Study club. The initial meet
ng was held az the home OF the pres
dent. Miss Leona Adams. Sc Four
leenth street. Monday evening. Bust
less Of importance was transacted
Ind topics for discussion We're named
ts follows: Literature, history, art
md current events.
The club will meet monthly on the
.hird Monday evening. the first meet
ng being Monday evening. October
20. at the home OF Miss Adams There
Ire fourteen charter members and
prospects for n membership OF thirty
,r more in the near future. The club
for educational purposes and the
authors and poems will furnish some
hing worth while for the winter even
ng's study.
The officers and committees elected
ire as follows:
PTesident--Miss Iona Adams
Vice FreSid.nt-Mrs T. y Bcall
Secretary-Nrs. W H. Hoge
Urea Surcr- Mrs Jess Mccullough
Membership Conmlttee-Miss Hallie
Reed. Miss Elizabeth Bushfielc. Miss
Program Committee-Mrs I. y. Beall.
fiss Clara Brown. Miss Ress Hughes
Social Committee Miss MarEarct Nc
damn. Miss Hazel Seamon. Miss Mary
dcSash
MEMBERSHIPS Leona Adams. Mrs.
y. Besll. Mrs. W. II. Hoge. Mrs.
less Mccullough. Miss Nellie Reed.
Hiss Elizabeth Bushfield. Miss Emma
ADAMS. Miss Clara Brown Miss Bess
Hughes, Miss Margaret McMann
Miss Hazel Seamon. Miss Mary Nc
sash. Miss Snodgrass. Miss Angela
Deigmiller and Miss Wilma Lewis.
The Guyandotte WOman's club. the
Current History club and the Wo-
mans club. Of Huntington. will be
Iostesses 20 the state federation con
fention visitors Elaborate pro-
grams for the three days meeting
October -. ~ and I6. will be ar.
anged. Or Harriet r. Jones Of this
ity. VIII participate on the program
Many delegates will leave for Hunt
ngton. Mrs. r. l.. Hutchinson. Of
huntington. is being suggckted for
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
woMEN's CLUB CALENDAR.


Womans Department Club.
Presidents Day and General Meeting
Friday. october ;. A. o. L. w. hall.
Art Dcpartment-Friday. october 10. )
p. m. A. o. u. w. hall.
Civic Department--Saturd October II /.
y. m. \. %. l.. W. Hall
Drama League-Monday, october IL.
Current Events Experimentation
october II. A. q. L. W. Hail
Home Economics-Friday. October -.
A O. L. W. Hall.
Music observation-disclosures Octob-
er 20. a. -. u. W. Hall
Housewives LeaEue-Friday, october
"a, A. q. L. ". Hall
Island Literary Club.
tuesday. October l4-Mrs. II. &. Byron.
womhn's Literary Ciub.
Wedne sday. october l5-Ltnna Hcnnig-
sherman Studio.
Collegiate Anmnas Association
Saturday, october II.
Shakespeare Club.
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Monday. October 5-Iinna Hennig-Sher
mans Studio.
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New Study Club.

Monday. October 2O-MiSs Leoi
Adams. Fourteenth street.
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Wedne sday. October l5-Linna HcnniI
sherman Studio.
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Tuesday. October 14-Mrs. u. &. Byron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-29
KENNEBEc EASTERN STARS.
Hold Their Annual Field Day, Thurs
day, at Tacoma Lakes.

Tacoma Lakes. South Litchfield, Me,
Aug. 2S.-(SpeciaD. Kennebec
county chapters of the Order of the
Eastern Star held their annual Field
day here, today, under the most favor
able conditions and with a good at
tendance The number present was
about 140, and nearly every chapter
in the county was represented.
AT the business session officers for
the ensuing year were chosen as fol-
lows President, Mrs Mary McIlroy
of Winthrop; Sec, Mrs. Hattie Alley
of North Vassalboro; Treas, Mrs.
Roberts of Litchfield. 1t was voted
to hold the next Field day exercises al
Cascade Park, near Waterville, on the
last Thursday in August, 1914.
During the noon hour a shore din
ner was served at the Inn. which was
enjoyed by many of those present,
while others partOok of the contents
of their lunch baskets Everyone had
n good time, and all We're sorry when
the time came to take the cars for
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-29
RESINOL RELIEVED
ITCHING AT ONCE
And Completely Cured Skin Humor.

Nov. /, 1912.-"At first little red spots
were seen on my arms and body, which l
noticed were getting larger every day.
They itched me SO much that scratched
myself until l bled. There were times
when stood up all night and scratched l
was troubled about three weeks, during
which time l used -, which seemed to
do me no good whatever. Then, finally,
l thought of trying Resinol Soap and
Resinol Ointment. As soon as / applied
Resinol Ointment felt much relief. After
using it few times, noticed the sore
spots slowly fading away, and in about
month was cured" (Signed) Adolph
Schoen. TAP Shepherd Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The soothing, healing balsams in Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap, penetrate every
tiny pore of the skin, clearing it of all i'm
purities, driving away eczema rashes, ring
worm, psoriasis, and other eruptions, and
making pimples and blackheads impossible.
Prescribed by physicians for eighteen years.
For free samples write to Dept. IGN,
Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Every druggist
sells Resinol Ointment Tin opal jars, soc
and $1,000 and Resinol Soap (25c per cake).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-29
MUNICIPAL COURT.
Two Men Get Jail Sentence, Thurs
day, for Evading Carfare.

Two men giving the names of Jo-
seph sullivan and Patrick Lydon, and
claiming to belong in Boston, who had
at the request of the conductor of
Train II, the east bound Pullman leav-
ing Augusta at LOS a. NJ, been taken
off that train, Thursday morning, by
Night officer Corbett, We're arraigned
before Judge Lancaster of the munich
pal court, at 8 O'Clock that morning.
on the charge of evadng ear fare.
and upon being adjudged guilty were
each given a sentence of s. and costs
or 80 days in Jail The amount of the
fine was not forthcoming, and the
men were committed to Jail.
One case of intoxication was also
heard, in which the respondent was
found guilty, and was given SEN
tence of $40 and costs or 60 days in
Jail.
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Lake Grove Camperound.

The Union Campmeeting, which be-
gan here August 16, is progressing
spiendidly The weather has been al
most ideal, and the services thus far
have been instructive and profitable
Friday evening, the Salvation Army
is again to have charge of the SER
vices, and an interesting time is ex-
pected. Next Sunday, is the closing,
day, and a special program has been
prepared. There will be love
feast" at $50 A. NJ. Preaching at
1890 by Rev. A. A. Fowler of Provi-
dence, r. /. The speakers for the af-
ternoon service, beginning at O'Clock,
will be Rev. j. NJ. Kelley of New
Brunswick and Prof. A. L. Wright OF
Boston. Rev. Aaron Smart of Bangor
| is to preach at 7,30 p. M, a large
attendance is expected. Everybody Is
invited.
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"TiRED ALL THE TIME. i"

To be tired is unnatural it's only
natural to be we'll and happy.
If your head aches, if you have gas
and distress in your stomach, perhaps
nervous or respondent, the chances
are, that teaspoonful of Il. F.. At
woods Medicine before or after meals
will bring relief. Here's what a suf-
ferer says
Il am siXty-eight years old. / tried
most everything for gas in my stomach
but could get no relief. At last ! sent
for a bottle of Il. F." Atwood's Medi-
cine and now can eat anything at any
time with no gas or distress. / be-
lieve it is life-saver for me-"
Mrs. o. b. Devoll,
Skowhegan, Me.
If you have never used IL. F." At
woods Medicine, write today for a
free sample.
Il. f." MEDICINE CO.. Portland. Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-29

Augusta is soon to have another NOV
ing picture theatre, the location of
which will be on Northern avenue.
This new enterprise is the outcome of
the purchase, by Dominique Matthew,
of the First Christian church building,
which is located on that avenue, and
the determination on his part to pro-
vide place of amusement for the
people of that section of the city. The
work of remodelling the building is
already in progress and will be car
ried along to completion as rapidly as
possible The lower floor of the build
ing will be made into two tenements,
while the whole of the upper floor will
be devoted to the theater. Mr.. Matthew
expects to have the theater in readiness
to open to the public in about two
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-29

Word has been received in Augusta
of the sudden death. Sunday, Aug. "a.
at Quincy, Mass, of Henry L. Upton,
former principal of the William r..
Smith Grammar school. Mr.. Upton, on
leaving Augusta, went to Quincy, where
it is understood that he held Il similar
position to that held in Augusta. He
was about 40 years of age A widow
survives. The remains were taken to
Camden, where funeral services were
held, Wednesday afternoon, and the
interment made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-29
FRENCH BRlAR PIPES FREE
Will Be Given, This Week, With
LUCKY STRIKE Tobacco.

In connection with the sale of Lucky
Strike in this city, local dealers are Civ
ing free, for a few days, to each pur-
chaser of SOC. glass humidor of Lucky
Strike a high grade pipe of genuine i'm
ported French Briar. The bowls are
made of selected root beautifully grained
and highly polished. The bit is made of
the best vulcanite. These pipes will
prove an addition to any mans collec-
ton a they are strictly high class. the
grade of pipe which breaks in easily and
improves with smoking.
OF the popular high grade pipe to-
baccos, Lucky Strike was the first in the
field. From the time of its first appear
ance the manufacturers of Lucky Strike
have been steadily striving to put il into
more convenient form for the consump-
ton of pipe smokers, while consistently
maintaining its high grade, mild fra
grant qualities. 1t was first made
plug. from which smokers sliced it-then
ii was found advisable to put it out in
slice form ready to be rolled and put
into the ppe-and now il goes to the
smoker in ideal form in rolled cut.-Adv.