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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
CONTINUED next Wednesday,
Legal.
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Proposals for furniture, carpets
rugs. and other household articles.
State of Illinois. Board of Admins
trauon. Springfield, III, June .. 1915
Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of administration in its Of
flee in the Capitol building, Spring
field. Ill. up TO 8 O'Clock p. m. Monday,
June q, 1915, and then and there pub
licly opened for furniture, carpets,
rugs and other household articles for
institutions as follows:
Elgin State Hospital, Elgin, III
Psychopathic building.
Kankakee State Hospital. Kankakee,
-Tubercular cottage.
Anna State Hospital, Anna, ul--Tu-
bercular cottage.
Peoria State Hospital, South Barton
Vile. Il-Receiving cottage.
WATERFOWL State Hospital, Water
town. ul.-Infirmary building for men,
female employees building and tuber-
cular cottage.
Chicago State Hospital. Dunning, III.
Nurses cottage, untidy cottage, ad-
ministration building, two receiving
cottages and two other cottages.
A-AAepAA 9Ne'S >~'-oNi anu N>A'Ai'
Lincoln, III.-South hospital. addition
10 male cottage, addition TO female cot
tage and tubercular cottage.
State Training School for Girls. Gen
eva. Iu.-Farm cottage.
St Charles School for Boys, St.
Charles. Tl.-Three cottages in insti-
tuition group and three farm cottages.
Specifications viii be furnished upon
application TO the undersigned.
Bids are TO be submitted separately
for each item and the contracts Will
be awarded on the item basis.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids
BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION.
BY Frank D. Whip,
Fiscal Supervisor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
few FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are Ustsg
Recipe Of Sage Tea aEa
Sulphur.

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or waes is essss. tsrss Eray. ear zes
tfestsss. "a csgseG ~ a iack &C ssf selsf
fn sas ar OaF EraadGaeessr rs.s.sa -
q sa1xfars % Sass Tea saG SGipEsF 90
hep her Locals cara aaG besstislsi. asG
taousaaefs % WeMsr aa4 &er WEg
vaiae net even eaier. tHss sesstlf4i
d.srk saals.s % asff eEtcH ts 50 asssae-
i've. sss saly ta1s elattfas rscfes.
Now sssYs We SET tsis tameus att
tars - assinE a. any frsx ssers t5r =
s0.esns Bottle % ~Wgstn's SAGE sa4
sGiohur CemgcusG~ NeicE G&sSsEs
ths satF 50 sssaFailys 50 evenly tat
aoeos.g e4a pessssiy tsfl o E&s bssa
Applied Besides. = taxes 90 eaaeru=.
steps scalp tsehtax szG ealIlaE ezsr.
Yea ffst dssspsa = spcrxs O. ser
Brush VITA e Ea4 Draw tsis ta-cgxe
Tsssr Asir. tlsxiaE Gee snail ssras4 Et =
tteas. ~ asarsfsE tns gray BAR g.
sprsars. tas What seiixass ne ls4ies
Wits Wysths Saxs aat Saipssr -
that. BESIDES beautifully earSeniax ths
.sr AFTER a few Applications. . s.so
6rfazs ese< the <ioss saG igssrs k1e
gives q AZ appearance of G1s1Gsacss
gL&<p~r Ilssss enAsns<y.-tAsv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05


heFUtee bee se1es.es. get o. Frer %
Or gg.rG ogt H tsFTsl of fe- war;
fet ecr % ter scot arEr1 Hrtf o.
rs-a gaI et~urd tsr rrss aa1 &C.
sasa-st arrsrlf satisfied
rtu frkr two Frr.ts.r es~ srrl
EFeS.~ smiled 90 Der sar~FiF. tgE
sadly eliza sorry ta1t ta1 &c af.1a.r.t
ts Gee lasg o9.r f4F sa s7a.i o. fr1a-
O. ege Do stated. ea~ias csc
s.tatl ..-rr Fol Fe~ eyes 60 srea- g9l.1
Use tsr Eaesfas wbsa Fea sc 90
esr~ rsG u1aa1 trI su Fe1r ergo.
boris teat fs~F e4s.ta.r baT saea sins.
E1@ re sac. rl.stF-aafs fas fr1a tz
CD 81 rrars ~ 7rr1 if az sL Seifr-r
wecuf Q GrEe Fss tl take e. fEI aa.E
e-.-sss efrrr szfriez Co oVers 700 can
ser where goo r.st use ere Tea yaFs
1s's FE 90 eeEgs
trrs Wr-9r r~rar.sr.t tssa vffh n
fagetfs. ere We'll e9a'f EsaW.~
sa- seeersss-H eo1rf= Err eferfs
w5s1 "a asar asg tE1ezatfzi naass nf
rteH dGlt Where's tsst wholesale
arr-
sE-es OF ere Tfusoa taert. 90 the
ereser rsss.- salt Eesesis. lrsaiaz L~r
ta rsE Bis framed bosFt. oa wties
vrre fsessG ttr uF1f~sEir bs.ts % cF-
err rrtte~ ie ere walsszfart q uaw
t.ssr sff trnet so &C. if- eVea
ae1asrt osss % asr sse Ne t=0G5 gas
saas &c &c esess che bo,E VITA 80
ersss at1-f fsr prose- ae1 fae bsiaere
- 90 eeets sEszrse b. foe fFsfzaf aaf
eartaEe
yr rsrea ef1ss~sf szur~f cot tsat
erp6teea 90 tss e,fss g ere tossd a1Eh
"a s-rssp @ end pssef 50 sasgt thaf Dc
eraearE sts kssektss O. h9lt %. ead
80 saasuaerf Elssse,f ss sasisss,f ats0.
~-TEss r. WAT had ert o. te Gear.~
20 ts1g Etsekis earprss.r ~Ev~a %
per erus - nfzhsv sfzs Prize %
rsarr~ fer kseats' a. fruss huyfas ogF
ss,ssss fs=s-s frges So Wss,esst~rs. bat
res 70 ssrp ia tas Ffsst dirsefien-tkat
as. o. go ziazsae4's sod L. %. Mar
tsyg-
It's bssfrr-a mt shtst yoa SO On
So trlf sta yes know What ss
paid ssr tsss two years ago tais FAM
Tea sad a baff cents q ysrd 90 SAN
tslls1zrons How asEea psr esat l. .
ssatF-
lg.zsiv Interested. Mr. ,frCoa w~ut .
aarE o. ths ~hiusaa board Wits nts
ssunp @ q psaeu a Effis over - .
9~r cens. G~sf1scfin< the sane aasoans
'ar frsi<ht sr1 eartzzs.- ~ easliy 40
~ForrV PER cert~- sae hsss-t I'm 4.
z~gsr si1F<sn The door % san Biud
zraa's azafas YoGE< nzan. III tak-
vt1,e bot g tat -iaT s.sru. What
seer tarzafns yo1 ST.
"saoess SIG bfriraz~s.- rrpiis'1 EiseE-
= prpaptiy We have = salpcu-nt os
~ Ga~Ss =It tir'ica<~~ sV.F sd To-
- Gss<y. 1 taisk- E=es cage an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Notice-Sale OF Real Estate.
By FRANK D. WHIP,
Eiscal EunarviEor

Jackson, Hurst & Stafford. attorneys
BY virtue OF an order and decree OF
the probate court of Rock Island
county. III. made on the petition OF
the undersigned, John Spilger, admin
istrator with the will annexed of the
esate Of Barbara Meier, deceased, for
leave TO sell the real estate OF said
deceased, at the May term, A. D. 1919
Of said court, to-wit: on the 14th day
OF May, 1915, I shall, on Wednesday
the 10th day of June, A D. 1913 al
the hour of , O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day, sell at public sale, al the
east door of the court house IN the
city of Rock Island, in said county. me
real estate described as follows, To-
wit: The north half 90 OF lot four
"a. in block thirty-fouT l34} in tnst
part of said city of Rock Island known
as and called the Chicago or Lower
Addition, with the appurtenances, II
Rock Island. Illinois, on the following
terms. tc-wit: Cash in hand.
JOHN SPILGER.
Administrator with the viii annexed
of the estate of Barbara Meier, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of May, A D.
1915.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Executors Notice.

Estate of Wilhelm Schieuter. de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executor IF the last viii and
testament of Wilhelm SchIeuter late of
the county of Rock Island. state of Illi-
nois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. Judge of the probate
court OF Rock Island county. at the
probate court room, in the city of ROCK
Island. at the July term. on the first
Monday in July next, at which time all
persons having claims against saia
estate are notified and requested to at
tend for the purpose Of >ving the
same adjusted.
All persons indebted TO said estate
are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated 9Th day of May. A d. 1915.
CHARLES SCHLEUTER,
Executor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

this edge
He paused. traushxed by the stony
absorption IN WuiGu=f0rd's race, as ;,
Rufus examined the uteusiL How
much did we pay for these ne want
~ 20 know.
seven rorty-nye a gross returned
E.aclie numbiy.
THAT Is. new store prices or from
our own wholesale house, inquired
Wauiu=ford. with increasing surliness.
'New store prices. sir" answered
Eiackie-
= thought sol" nared Nauingford.
falling into an immediate fury. The
minute take sick the first class IN
jacSassness gets right 10 work. 1
thought you could be trusted with at
least some OF the smaller details or
this business. and here 4 nnd you go
ius crazy on egg beaters. which You
ought 10 know as well as you know
whisky and rat traps and cheese"
I'm sorry. sir. raIterec Blackie,
without daring 10 look ut the spell
bound Pete.
You're sorryr' sneercd WaliinGford.
working himself into "a white frenzy.
''Sorry. and billing these egg heaters
into our first store in Pinky county at
seven forty-uvs Daw. so nelp me
Moses
Biackie. apparently frantic with en-
harrassment. was making violent mo-
lions IN the direction OF sam BludGeOn-
Wallingford. 81 last seeming 10 per
ceive these signals. turned slowly to-
ward the opposition
Il be- your pardon. sir" said
ElacEie. This gentleman IS the pro
prictor OF the store across the way.
He has come 10 see you on business
AR. Wailiusford. permit me TO intro
duc,. Mr.. sam Bludceon-"
Glad 20 meet You. Mr.. BiucceOn."
sr'c Wallingford. REFRESHING is much
a. possible his recent just annoyance.
I'm sorry we seem 10 De eucroaching
on your territory, Mr.. Biudseon. out
this really looked Ike a splendid open
Ing Tor one OF our 10 per cent stores"
Its a pretty rich county" admit
ted Mr.. Bludgeon. who. familiar with
Biackie. seemed TO stand In distress OF
so l made sure before we came
here declared waningford. You
have. / think. Mr.. Blud-eon. an assert
mcnt or the very worst whisky I ever
tasted Suppose we so over aud sam
pie IT"
That night. after the most elaborate Z
dinner which the Purity family was
capable OF coOSing. or the Ladies' Con T.
slant Adviser % suggesting. Blackie I
turned cheerfuliy TO waIlIngford as 4
hey sped over the white roads to Pin /
~ county.
We'll. Jim" he announced: Ill was /
! highly successful trip.
'-SuccesSfulE" queried Wallincford in 1
surprise. You're plenty modest In 4
FOUR estimate OF the value or our time.
8lackie- We've been here over two
weeks at fancy expense. You didn't
lear anything on the actual store ven
ure- sold our stock and good will.
With a sworn agreement never To open
mother store in pinky county. for 3d.
80. and the stock itself Invoices 81. 100.
We're lucky, or course. TO have made
nyrhins- lot you're piker To- cal. IL
sue sSfni trip
'iiker ri=hT hack" rctorted Blncki,.. !
Why. you 'uercrnary loiiop. can't You
hink OF anything but money. 1 call
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Board of administration, Spring
field, III, June .. 1915. Proposals
for resetung boilers and brick work;
Sealed proposals will be received
by the board OF administration, in It's
Office in the capitol building. Spring
field. Ill, up TO three O'Clock, p. m.
Monday, June p, 1915, and then aud
there publicly opened for resetting
boilers and brick work AT the Water
town state hospital, WATERFOWL, D.
(near Rock Island, ND
Specifications may be obtained up
on application TO DR.. J. A. Camp
bell, managing officer. Waterfowl
state hospital, WATERFOWL. III.
The board reserves the right to re-
jeCt any and all bids.
Board of administration.
By FRANK D. WHIP,
Fiscal Supervisor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

with the viii annexed of said deceased
has this day filed its fnal report and
settlement as such in the probate
court of Rock Island county. and hear
ing on said report has been set for
July LIST. 1915. at 10 O'Clock a. IA. at
which time persons interested may
appear and make objections thereto,
and if no objections are filed, said re-
port viii be approved at that time,
and the undersigned viii ask for an
order Of distribution, and viii also
ask to be discharged
Rock Island, III, June T. 1915.
ROCK ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Administrator de bonis non with the
viii annexed of Henry Tompkins,
deceased.
Jackson, Hurst & Stafford,
Attorneys. (Ady).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

FiFst-Ouaiity-- unpreerdeneed ClRiity--nnd.
% u-hrF motor manufacturer. dealers and motor
irss-tnhciacvahic Quality. That meant cornbin-
alton % highsst-gFade features unegualled IN any
othrE 'six'-hoygeveT much greater the cost That
sgas where us began with the Paige ''Ssx-s6-'
Then the pubic Vns quick grasp the beauty
a. ere European design. the luxurious seven
I.-ngrT Fooiness Of the car. the riding luxury of
the Canti'-geT springs. the Power and Fcxibity OF
- eIaiEe- Continental motor (5i1 SD. the IN
questionable excellence OF the Rayfeld
eaFbuEetoE. Gray g Davis electrical starting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

Jackson, Hurst & Stafford,
Attorneys. Cad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

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isrrf.
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a. Come e4rtF ans aFaUt f.r rasa.
Tee one show raa samr ar fss sser.
rf1r sIasHam 1F ~ --ars t Bore
ESQ fa Hs Fale ausH.--. a.-r-.- errs.
moufrd etm. GIVE brGHt vgrsrs se.f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

-sy consulting the advertising pages
% the Ladies Constant Adviser
u.acElc eicrgluy Informed Der. as hap
o. u that fact aa she could possibly
be-. We found "a GrIu that mases %
business % outffuue new country
stores For the last week I've been
setting catalogues Tor you from the
same f1t advertising columns"
50. drew those precious volumes 20.
ward her with motion Ike O hug
-IIi bet your wife likes you"
Never say that 90 a married man
adnou.saed Biac,sic. Vow. here's
what sou do. Pete. You don't want 90
RIM 20 per cent wholesale store.
You'd lose fathers farm after PinSy
county e1t used 90 the novelty. But
son do want 90 run q wholesale
a-~ucy. You can get every farmers
wife tn drop ia here every saturday
aud iDuE 40 yunr catalogues ana order
shat tary want when they want
F.ec make ten or them subscribe Tor
terrci slap CA 10 per cent Tor han
d'.a= ard order a. n they want cali
eu mnyHr four of 5hcm VIII split bolt
% O. ffs nice business Pete. Go
Co o.. urt Er-p rhe idea under your
rUmfalurT lutil xc set out % this
county.
WIN this sa=r advirc BIacisie went
ugt aad hruss hts new sizn over the
door 10 was a large. staring and par
tiru'ariy ine1icut sisu. which read.
Grand Wholesale Liquor sale Next
saturday
IL that dou't get sam Biud-eon's
soozi. be hasn't any decided Biarkie
with chucEie. as he stepped back O.
admirc hts hand WORK.
Tea minutes later san Hiudseou
came over with MS GOOGLE. n thcr''
were such a thing. in a high state OF
raipiEnti1a What are you trying Q,
CO. be- demanded. ruin my bus ness .
-i;uiiI one % our own." returned
Eiacki- calmly. uupacEine a crate or
JUS with tender care for each handy
vessel ANY fault 20 ind with liz
This much stated sam. Two I
stores cau'f Do business NJ Robins Cor {
urrs- IA ready either 10 buy or sell
= DONE believe Ne care % do either
suggested HiaeEic. --but. after all. that T.
isu't up 60 the. You'll have 20 see nv /
partner. J Rufus wailinsfort He .
drives better bargain than I do
yuuf- requested sam
He won't come TIL he gets ready"
replied Biackie. aud. whistlins softly. I
% b-enn 60 calculate his shelf space
Gee. ! don't know where I'm going
20 put all these Jugs" ne observed. ~
he pushed the empty erute cut OF the
way
you haven't more protested san.
Five hundred all told yawned
biacSie. They're for the liquor sale"
sam El.dgeOn sat down IN the cur
ucr On nail keE and thought.
Colonel J. Rufus wallinGford came
iimpiuE down Ia the store after awhile.
with his clothing baEginE curiously ON
him. but with great serenity In his
soul. for the world WAS such a beau
,ifui place
Hello. Iimr' greeted Blnckie. Wei
come TO our emporium. Let me snow
gou our new triple motion egg Deaters."
and be gnyiy thrust one or those ciev-
-riy Ingenious implements INTO Wat
iusfosd'S hand -Yuu sec. you s.-aa "a
40 "a the -EE from the northeast cor
aer; then you throw out your Dait from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05
Nntice of Final Seftlemenf.

Estate of Henry Tompkins. deceased.
Public is hereby given that the an
dersigned administrator de bonis non
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-05

this a successful trip because l prom
ised 10 reduce your weight and look at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12
Dexter

TEDDY or the Runawa q three
act comedy has been selected as the
annual play by me High School SEN
Tors. Mrs. El-lna Gail Bentley will coach
the cast. Those to take part are Ma
riout Smart, Doris Shaepard, Ruth
ToHle. Annie BOYD, Rufus Tillson,
Reynold Thompson, Elwood Stevens,
Bernard Marsh, Ronald Rowel, sian
ley Weymouth. Tie play Will be PR
serted N March for the benefit Of the
class for RADIATION y Boston trip.
Dexter citizens viii be asked ~ the
March meeting TO vote for the appro-
priation Of a sum Of money to fight
tuberculosis n this section Of tie
State. The money voted, if any, VIII
Ne used for district nurse in dis
trict including Dexter Dover Foxcrcf,
SangerviIe. Clifford and Milo Las
year & sum was appropriated by Dex-
Ter ard remains lgneXpcnded, on ac-
CONT IF The failure Of some Of the
other towns to Cooperate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12
4 5000 Fire at Dover.

Fire Tuesday morning did damage
estimated at $1,000 in the box mill IF
the Wilson Paper BOX Co. on wilkins
street. Dover The fire caught in the
fire room and spread into the shipping
department. The loss is covered by
insurance.
A report is circulated in Portland
that Bishop Harkins of Providence
may soon ask for a coadjutor, and that
Bishop Walsh Of the diocese Of Port
land may be promoted. as he has been
long warm friends of Bishop Har-
kins. The appointment, if made, would
include, it is said the right to the
succession. Bishop Walsh has built up
all the Catholic institutions Of the
State, and has the reputation Of being
very eloquent speaker. Bishop
Walsh said Tuesday evening tina.
about three months ago. during the
sickness OF Bishop Earkins. there was
some talk Of the kind. but it ended with
his recovery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12
AN APPEAL
Secretary Of Howard Benevolent un-
icn Asks Favor CT tire Public.

The secretary % the Howard Benevo-
lent Union wishes 10 make ur4.n- re-
quest OF anybody and everybody NOT
to send any more wayta''ng men to ner
for help. They have come. day after
day. until the thought OF them is almost
a terror al having been sent by SON.
oIe. and al! wanting footwear or mon Y
" ho't, Some ha"e tt"- LIED re-
gardless. because knowing OF the ey-
tremitv Of SO many men at this time
bit IL is found that Iii: cannot be con-
tinued and the officials have ruled that
the funds of the union ARE for the ben
eft of our own poor. and must be used
in the legitimate wey. Therefore will
citizens kindly take notice, and save
these men from disappointment at this
quarter and the secretary from the dis
ttess Of refusing chem
Signed by the Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12
WAYNE

Friday vas truly Il red letter day for
Wayne. when the Wayne teachers had
for guests % feathers from Livcrmore
Falls. RE morning session opened at
q.sn nd was devoted to the presentation
and discussion of the following sub
jects: Music. Mr. Garter: "Household
Arts. Miss Skinner; Manual Training
Nj Alden. followed bv Rev. VIM. c.
Baker, Rev. s. II. johnson and others
At NOON z bountiful dinner was served
i'll the Masonic banquet rooms. In the
afternoon Prof. w 9. Maliett principal
Of Far fnington State Normal school gave
a most Interesting address regarding the
In portanCe Of the kind of education ouI
boys and girls Of today are receiving
The next Speaker was Rev. Mr.. Me.
Gready Of Livermore Falls, who pre-
scented many questions for consideration
A fine paper Oh Reading" by Mrs. Alice
Wing Fales. was followed by Miss
Burns. teacher of expression at Liver
more Falls Superintendent a, 3. Lord
of Lisbon Falls. in a forceful manner
reviewed the past and present day meth
DDS Of education, and made plain as
'>one who knows the needs of the
Wayne schools It was through the
t4tpl - u superintendent L. H. W tuDST
that the institute was made possible. and
al the close ali Joined in saying it was
a day full Of good things
Benjamin Bradford of Bowdoin is
passing & few days at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ives and little
son of New York are guests at the An
droscoggin House.
Miss Alma Keyes was the weekend
guest of Mrs. Alice Wing Fales.
The Ladies Aid Of the M. E. church
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of the president, Mrs. George Tozier.
Addison Wing. R F. D. carrier. went
TO the c. NJ. G. Hospital, Lewiston.
Monday where he was operated on
for appendicitis and is reported as
doing well.
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs r. A Handy the NJ E. S. S. girls
held Valentine party
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wayne Parent Teacher Association
was held Tuesday evening at North
Wayne at the school building. II was
x
sSupt. Z. H Webber outlined the pur-
pose and accomplishment Of the Par
ent Teacher Association. Mrs. Alice
Wing Fales, teacher Of Household
Arts" spoke regarding that department
of school work.
Other speeches were by C. b. Wing
on Agriculture. VIM. q. Baker, Man.
ual Training. Rev. B. Fl. johnson. W
W. Walton and Percy Brown on the
present day needs Of the Wayne
schools. At the January meeting, Jo-
siah ". Taylor. State inspector Of
High schools, was made an honorary
member of the Wayne Parent Teacher
Association. The March meeting will
be held at the High school room the
second Tuesday evening at $50.
Everyone interested in the welfare and
education of our youth, are cordially
invited to attend all meetings Of the
Association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12

The sucker fishery a. Augusta.
which started with one operator hut
a few weeks ago. has now grown I'M
iii there are several in the business
and the fishing operations cover a
territory along the east side o. the
river from the cove below the old fort
- point fully d mile DOWN river. the
places where the nets are set being in
dcated by poles SET in the ice. The
fish are shipped - he New York mar
ket whore they End = read sale and
Some Of the shipments are made in ton
lots
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12
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| mods Sarsaparilia surely and ef-
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- MOOD diseases because it drives
:, the blood ali. the humors that
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[acresstu.ly treated in any other way.
krsrnal applications for their remov-
| ssre proven almost useless, because
(ssr cannot lrive out the impurities
f.. ere n the blood.
Moods saraaparilla makes pure rich
49, pcrfects the digestion. and
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ines smooth. clear and healthy.
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F., nj forty years. Insist on having
Eoods tor nothing else acts like it.
r. is re re-! substitute. Get it to-
E. SOLO }y I'll Enthusiastically.