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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-01

s. D. Lynch made business trlp
20 Portland last week.
u.ro,d Weisel left Tuesday for the
,.rvest fields of Horse Heaven.
rm;, Mullenbeck, of Athena, Ore.'
..;.sd friends in Kennewick this
week.
u;.ses Josie and Anna Evanson are
.-;.;ng friends in Walla Walla this
week.
m and Mrs. w. E. Butler Of Waits
.,rc. visited Kennewick friends yes
terday while enroute to the Coast by
auto.
Coo Rankin, of Sunnyside, was a
.,,est at the home of c. E. Copeland
Sunday.
There will be a union missionary
meeting Friday afternoon at the M.
E. church.
= W. Davis left Wednesday for AL
r,ota where he will work in the har-
vest fields.
Catholic church services will be held
a. Alfalfa on Sunday morning, July 4
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs H. Worden, of Pasco, was a
ouest at the home of Rev. w. r.
Osgood Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Schnell, of Hedges, was
weekend guest at the H. A. Bier
home this week.
o. A. Fechter, of North Yakima,
visited the first of the week at the j.
]. Rudkin home.
Mrs. May Thomas, of Dixie, is Wis
ting her father and brother, G. w.
and Glen Sanders.
Miss Ruth Raymer, of Spokane, is
spending the summer vacation with
her mother, Mrs. e. F. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Nichols left
today for Twisp, where they will make
their home this summer.
IF. and Mrs. Wiler, Of Pasco, spent
Tuesday with their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Clark. of this city.
MISS Shirley Holmes, student at the
state college, arrived home the last of
the week for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Alice Ayers, of Finley, was a
suest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
K. Clark Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week.
Rev. Father. Flavin was calling on
his people and giving instructions to
the children at Alfalfa and Burbank
Two daSy this week. ~
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church meet for work in the
church parlors today, with Mrs. ]. o.
Short and Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt as
hostesses.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-01

There will be Catholic church SER
vices at Kennewick on Sunday, July
a, at 1870 and catechism for the child
rem at p. m.
Miss Helen Mcconnell, of Spokane,
visited her friend, Mrs. H. A. Bier
Thursday of last week, on her way to
the Coast.
Delbert Anon, of Horse Heaven,
who has been seriously i'll at the home
of his sister, Mrs. !. N. Mueller, is
slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcintosh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Cathcart moved
Tuesday from the Miller bungalow
on E. Fifth street to the Dane cottage
on Beach street.
At the close Of business meeting
held in the Sunday school room Of the
Congregational church Wednesday
evening, an informal social was given
to the members of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fairchild left
yesterday for their old home in Pa
louise, where they will visit relatives
and friends, while Mr.. Fairchild is
considering several business openings.
Rev. A. Woker, pastor Of the Beth
lehem Lutheran church, returned the
first of the week from visit to his old
home in Mindin, III. The Rev. Woler
also visited friends in st. Louis and
Denver.
P. o. O'Conner, of Appleton, Mimi,
arrived in the city yesterday to look
after the interests of the Commercial
Orchards Lands company. Mr.. O'Con-
ner was accompanied by G. F. Simp-
son, of Minneapolis.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star en-
tertained their husbands at cards in
the Masonic hall last Thursday eve
ninb. Ice cream and cake was served
by the ladies and very enjoyable
evening spent by all.
Fred M. We'll and A. s. Beyers, of
White Bluffs, were guests of the Com
mercial club at the regular weekly
luncheon yesterday. Mr.. Beyers re-
Gently disposed Of his interest in the
White Bluffs Mercantile company.
EN-. Sly, L. A. Peters and Mr.. SUIT
Ter made business trip to White
Bluffs by automobile Tuesday. Mr..
Sly reports rapidly increasing trade
with the up-river towns since boat
service has been resumed on the river.
Mrs. F. D. Pike and Mrs. E.. Y,
Hawley entertained the Rebekahs who
lost in the recent contest, Tuesday at
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Hawley.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostesses and very pleasant
afternoon spent by the ladies.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-01
LITTLE STORIES OF THE WEEK
phmehnIlI

Mrs. C. E. Willard and little son,
Claude, Jr., left today for a months
visit with relatives in Pennington.
Manager w. r. Crawford, Of The
Fruit Exchange, made a business trip
to North Yakima the first Of the week.
There will be Methodist Sunday
school picnic Monday the 5th, on the
Dunlap lawn in the Garden Tracts.
Everyone is cordially invited to come,
bring picnic dinner and their friends
and have good time.
Del Bergen has been losing chickens
pretty regularly this spring and this
week he and his bull pup caught the
thief in the act. Del would like to
consider swap-the badger for a
few frys-he can use them, but not
the badger.
Byron Hunter, of Walla Walla, who
has charge of the field work Of the U.
S. department of agriculture in the
state Of Washington, was in Kenne-
wick Tuesday to confer with County
Agriculturalist Lee M. Lampson re-
garding the work in this county.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Blur,
Friday, June Is, son; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos, Olbrich, Sunday, June q, a
daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hol-
comb, Tuesday, June 20, daughter;
to Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Schenk, We'd
nesday, June 80, daughter (still-
born).
F. j. Bonn, of White Bluffs, was
shaking hands with old acquaintance
and transacting business in the city
this week. Mr.. Bonn reports the up
river country in remarkably good
shape considering the handicap that
has been imposed by continuous irri-
CATION litigation.
This has been busy week for the
Horse Heaven wheat ranchers, who
have been laying in supplies, hauling
sacks, lining up crews in preparation
for harvesting operations. Alfred
Anon started his header outfit today
but harvest in general will not begin
in the hill country until next week.
One night this week someone enter
ed Del Borgen's barn and stole the
brides and lines. AS tracks around
the barn were plain, investigation led
suspicion to the stopping place Of
some wandering campers. "A thorough
search by the deputy sheriff, however
failed to locate the missing harness.
The Junior Endeavor Of the Congre'
gational church-were1given .happy
afternoon Tuesday By their spperin-
tendent. Mrs. X. S. Tontz, who enter
tanned them with lawn party at her
home. Games dear to children, and
many good things to eat made the
time pass all too soon for the, happy
little people. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Annis had as
their guests for Sunday dinner, their
son, Arthur Annis and family, Of St
Maries, Ida, their daughter, Mrs. Jas
Jarboe, husband and child, OF Finley
their nephew and neices, I. A. Swayze
and Misses Maude and Ruth Swayze
OF this city and Mr.. and MRS ;. "a
Comstock OF Spokane. MRS. Comsoock
is sister OF Mr.. Anms.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. 5. Tontz were nap
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-01
notice..

All children who have whooping
cough are prohibited from attending
all public meetings or entering stores
or other places and must be kept at
home.
FIN. Crosby, City Health Officer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-01

The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church meet for work in the
church parlors today, with Mrs. ]. o.
Short and Mrs. G.. H. Shanafelt as
hostesses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
STUDYING On OUR
IE!NF ISHFnIES
CBc-hhar Register.

rt.f----3s -.s-z---1- 4-11-1 m Cc--
S-7-ze= E.,--- OF Wednesday sar FL e.
e-~e-Ec vcy1-.e ~. quietly wo-E.--E ava
= : ~. z.z5ce z.-c-5z6 -Is-- S---@ s---
--ssa- THIS yo1-2- -az hid aoc-- n
SINAI envelopes .-43-- ~ s-Ez = : raT
s-,v4.--sz 11- q. Which wa-- --z1y words
an Is -2a-! sla-k spaces. --= also RAJ
before s.- : PIG q a1o-- ~ -e-----E.
--1-- w11sn b. Ias sc-2r--E -1e sales
YER carefully. z21 from each herring ~
deposited so-ne scales i Il individual
envelope and -2A-Ee1 AID saz2s- I-z@
SANE When II was 6o1@ ta1-e were
acc.- 10 envelopes He VII. sc@-as AM
properly classified.
-na ma VIC might nave bee. taken
tu- : crank L IL business were 70.
EzrCr- was u - Tvels1- scientific a.
s5s-e-- Of Inc Il Bureau c+ Fisheries
a * as1.ngcc-.- z7z1 rhe E7rE n w2s IN
EaEr6 = was preliminary 70 IT s11aas-
I'VE AM systematic sr-,dT q ire herring
Which he = g f-egz- s1o- ard to-ASN
zlo-.s or coaz- FL summer luzs. scsez.-
css- welsh y row ecsEE 13onE -.s- coasc
iron me Ea- a FEEaaz . CaEse Cod =
r-sl.!-s-la-- investigation Re XII.
come agzin IT. MAY @ june II the [. :
FISHERIES sEho1EE Es2-1S2S zI1 II this
he VII keep II C0911. E1-1 t.2e herring Al
s1-2-e- Long The department has Is
signed a-E. 70 ihS careful S-2Gy c. lAs
herring. IS growth. spawning, --2oTs-
-naz.s and Other features
Nj welsh waz- seer CT -t4 Register
rz-. q rns Boo-hbaE Ao1se Wednesday
aoo1 1olt something q -E1e plans q the
c@1s-rue-t II regard 70 ms wcrE- ne
said the o-rea2 had ulo-e q less reos-s-
IL learned mach valuable knowledge
from TIE worh q the No-wesl21 scsaa-
rs za1 superintendent O 1snsrzeS- Dr.
Hort. He had made systematic l1restl-
xassc-as q rE-e hzb--s and scaoo4s Of hs--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO CRAY HAIR
.Darkens Beautifully
and Restores Its
Thickness and Lustre
at Once

Common garden sage brewed into 2
hsavy tea. with sulphur and alcoh9l
a1Le1. VIII lu-n graz, srreaked am.
faced sa1r beautifully Gz-k am
luxuriant: remove Eve-v hit c. dan
6rGS, stop scalp itching and falling
ha.- Mixing the Sage Tea and SUI
pt7ur recipe a. homa though IS
troublesome Al easier way Is 70 Ee-
the reaGy-1o-use tc1tc- costing about
80 cents z large bottle, a. drug stores.
known as ~Wysth's Sag and SUI
phu- Con pound taus avoiding 2 io-
O. nuss
While wEpy. gray faded hair =
not sinful. We al desire 10 retain
GUY youthful appearance and atsrac-
.iTeaess- BIZ darkenilg your hair
with WFetr's Sage and Sulphur. u
one car tell, because i does il -
naturally, 50 evenly Eol Just damp
el q sponge or soft h-asr with il AMI
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand az a time. by morn
ing al gray hairs have disappeared.
After another application or TWO yoz-
hair becomes beautifully 5zrk, GLOSSY,
sotI and iuxErzant and SoE appea-
Years y7ungEr-AdT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
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cae Tea- ago W can7-aSsei -aa CITY
II -Ae interests . -t.s Children : Home.
Miss y. E-i1zatetk A-cts oz@ q our
Cssr-scZ SIP L Vii a. once be--. tbs
wc-k f5- Us We nus. 1ze same cour-
1eSE given our helpers and 1he wcr2. II
-as pas ma y granted Is I1ls -1rna
CTR needs ar man ana Miss -A-a-s
w-l c12ee-t1-ly tell Yoc s7z= O them
Il behalf Of the children. : an.
Cordially -.3.na --uly.
VI {. E4WES. Sup
Maine CEll6rerS Soz@ Socse-y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
Bethel Grange.

Bethel Grange held q special meeting
FRIDAY evening. The State lecturer. o.
e. Pu-ic1o1 was present Afre- the
meeting was opened, Gladys Spear.z
gave E piano solo The roll can was an
sEerad by quotations The time was
then given TO tfss State lecturer. who
gave an account % what several graEs-
* arr doing rF way OF advancement =
He noticed ay the charter that BTthal
Grange is cne u the oldest II the State,
that Il mad Jus1 passed its foTfieth an
Eiversary- He spoke words Of COM
mendztion for the improvements IN the
hall AND sasG the grange thai Is doing
something is the grange that Ewes. m
crezses us membership. and Dies bsfteE
and more ezhcie1t work H1 aMdxesz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
STOMACH SOUR? STOP INDIGESTION,
Gas. HEARTBURN PhPE'S D!hPEPS!N

3ay0Nfe foods without fear. Mos rem
e6iss give yoa rsiieF soueIiuse-1Aey
ara slov, tut no- sure. D.spsps1l IS
quick positive and puts your stomach
II & healthy condition 50 the -nise-y
won't come hack
You fesl different as scon as Pspe,s
Diapepsin comes n contact with the
stolAch-dssrress Just varisne-you-
stomach gels sweet no gases nc
belching. 10 quotations O. Uodigesrec
food. your head clears and YOU fee
ans
Put al end 10 stomach trouble ny'
getting large At1y-ceat case OF Paps's
Diapepstu from any 6-ug store You
realize Il Ave minutes how needless i
Is 10 suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia
Or any stomach c:sords-.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
Don't suffer. Regulate
your upset stomach
in five minutes.

d. some foods you eat hit back
taste good. b,s work badly: fsrnsnt
into stubborn Jumps and cause e sick.
sour. gzssy stomach? Now, Mr. anc
Mrs. uyspeptic. 5ot this down: Papeas
Dlapspssa olgesis everything, leaving
nothing 70 s5I- and upset you. No Off
ference now badly your STOMACH Is
disor6ere6. YOU get haPpy rs.isf II
five minutes but what pseases von
ruost Is that II strengthens AMI rsgl-
lasss your stomach SO you can eat YOUR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
MAINE {. -. &.
VIII HOS Department 5n-am7-sr-
J-ne Z2-23 :. po-Iano

August -ne-r.se-s g II C. = 2
are interested = -nE coming anna. d.
gss.- ---sl=--- e1cz-nT5-zza--- which vi. *
held june = and = a Po--ll-G- 225
= = lks..- --3z- -:.sr= VII t= { Eo15 a.
taEdz1c. tra- Sch Williams Pos a
we1l as 1ra- me I-cspendez- Ea.s-s
Corps. re National Fellzt Co-gs and
rt4 LADIES' O: M c = =, v..ic1 w.-l
hold --a-. respective conventions al
t1e sa-a ---e Headquarters VII ~
es-a1..s-z5 a. -r~ Fzl--1c-1-E 1l9-
On Ac-6av evening June -t.4
Co---l. y administrator. viii -es- 4,
rhe Falmouth Hotel 1or the purpose =
examining and auditing accounts a14
70 uransac1 any o5-2a- business ti.1-
ray co-= before i ic- atge1tic-
Ts2e =rc2-1y.n@z,- Will -2@e- q Thy
.zl Tuesday. June = a. 49, ard I'll
matters pertaining - -lae e1ca-lr--1e--
-equ1r2ae the attention q The cou-c I'll
q administration. before the oE>s-.1z q
IN encaEpzae-2s s-cslld D. te-v7a = 81
Is T - Aoiley. assistant adja1zr..
genera Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

was very encouraging and helpful.
Mrs SpearIr and Mrs Kendall sang q
duet. Refreshments were served con-
Eastin~ o. coffee, cake and fancy crack
ers while z social time was hal
Among tire visitors were two from
STARK. N H. one from AlaanH two
from West Bethel and one from New
w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Ellsworth people think thai al IN
cendiary is at work II the city Fire
about 1916 A n Monday. evidently
set. destroyed what was LETT Of the
Lord carriage repository. which was
March badly damaged by Are. aDd
an Indications point TO the work Ct .
6re bng.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

T1e Debo-aas vii aos5 Z Eumma-e
Sale : ~ water street SaEu-aar +.
Ma = dar az5 evening Al
WISHING = he.p ara requested 70 sena
contributions = cne above store z-re=
: : y. F-dav @ an -.-.s Sa1Urda-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Tn Helping Hard sewtae Circle VIII
-1ee- THURSDAY afternoon With Mrs.
Carroll E3I4cs, o. m Bangor road
Members VII pleas take -he o cloca-
u aEs-s1.l@ car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

-ae R=12l C!e-Ex' Union vii. give z
dance We1-es5ay evening II Golden
cross hall fo- rze eezs+.- q 1Ee C--o--.
..se order to- En.ca. viii contain -tse
osd fashioned dgnces which evsrycas
knows and ne public Is invited g
come and have : good -i-2e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Calaut1s4 Log ". . X q ?, VII
hold is raEUla- --as-!-z -e-ls evening
with wora - ~ razE . Esquire and
3 gooE attendance : Ces1rsG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Pau, Penny. wh9 aas hes- O. 3
b-ieF Tis4- - Augusta RELATIVES. r
turned Tues1ay Afternoon = E-4=.@
Lake where n IS employed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Police ca--- matters were Q-isI
Tuesday, with nothing o-asr than
civil matters 70 claim rEe attention q
thai tribunal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

-as ladies :. charge C tns E-s1 Pond
CT graz, bag to- me May Fesc1F4- ilaF=
wonderful surprises for tins yol-1---
anglers Do yau- fishing sa-9y -AEs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Perry Johnson {: Bangor was II The
CITY Mo21as evening q matters O
business and returned 1oT1s CT Z late
-rg.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Mrs H u. Heath O. S-ate stree wzs
Z passe1ge- q TRAN 81 & <-2s Tues
DAY morning. going . 6osto. fc- I
vlSi.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Hon II. = Reynolds. the we3i-kn0En
W-iaslow lEmps-u2z., was Z o0S.rsss
yIs.c1r TueS12y II augusta
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NIIEo- c. -zpp1aco-t q Rlchwoo5
Wss- Virginia Tac l4l been enjoying
z few days vls9t with hlz mother. Mrs
James L Lipplnco1-. Columbia street
lstg Tuesday morning for Brunswick
fo- saort Tls2E WITH his brother, Dr.
Leon s Lzpp11co1- after which Ne vii
return 10 Redwood 70 resume his du
TIES with fEss Cos--y River Paper %
Friends O. Mr.. Llppinco-1 VIII oe
pleased 10 learn that hs has been pro-
NOTED 10 assistant u1a1agsr o. -hs SUI
ptliEs Hill Of the company.
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-e= chil57e- wi. again ss@ invite 20
attend IN axE:os-lz- after scnoo. t1ls
afternoon ara ever ms ~. q p-=-
se1tees wiz orr o6 - handsome peace
au-1o-s. Of blue. bearing - American
4a- surrounded 7-c1 - words
4 A-s--cz Wants T1-1+ Peace Air
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

: 4 Huss=y 1zs cc--nanoe6 work
OF 70 cel-z- q a mouse w:.c- - viii
1u-t5 q. E-51s1s stree. and which VIII
y -wc sEC-s=s = height. wiz. seva-
-e-,-r.s ara & hair and viii contain al
~ modern 2-,7-c ve-asc-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28

Ha-veE L Eaten q Wale-y1lle Was
Z the cry Tuesday fo- & portion q the
DAY on n--suess la-tsrs
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Augusta Retail Mares.

II round ao1- $ to $3.50. brea1
4ou- s. 70 $s-75, co-ne6 bet f7or- s..
e -tc.. STEAK -5c- @4c- Sc 4oc-.
Hamburg STEAK lse-; ham sliced -.
western spring Lamb leg 25c- pgre lard
10. fresh pork soia 1sc- 70 1uc-, aE-lo.
bags sugar Sl-55; butter Sc Il 3sc.
eggs 2fc-. 3C-l5, ruhs compound s-sa.
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VOL --s1z-.e u. Eoz..55
sc--z.--s----- cal- r3z3:s-1 would
C1aa-c iaE- f,sea.s 90 I'm
s7--1g a My lace
al nee we-s Cssa-.-ess and
! was as.z1eG 10 20 ou- I
COLO a9- wea- 3 cc...x-. Ii
r-I ! co-l1 no- siaeg o.
cz-ss t1s- wo-l5 b-- a-d
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ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE.
-juiEus Caesar, One o. Oreesese rfssns
Ever Mace. TINS Arsefncor anc

Evening.
4Iuls7Is Ceesa-.- the rival q "Can--iz- =
n T. presented by NJ. C-n4in LedouE
a. tc<sav's session ot the Cinsmato-um
las come II for vasE zeal OF cor
rna-- -ro-r statesmen and educators.
IL addition 70 being the aarges- motion
picture eva --,z.1e Il paint III number
OF people employed and the time r.
czu1rea 10 make L. Julius Caesar has
exploded rae oft-rersaIeG faliacy that
FIN cannot be made 10 instruct and
arnzse both children and parents
Educators hare steadily cc1ten6,~1
that the "hea1t-inrs-est phases re-
cesar frog, L theatrical standpoint
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&eep Up
5RaiiofsUp"
Committee Appointed by siaye- Viies
Will institute Vigorous Campaign

More than Sos cities arG rowES VIII
this year participate IL opening
weeks II Ihs National Clean ID ana
PAIN Up campaign. according 10 Al
Ae1 II Clark. chairman O. TIE Ma
-ia-lai Clean Up and Paint Up Cam
EsalEr Bureau. 81 LOUIS Many q
these committees. CLARK declares. are
thus breaking away from the old-es-
rzbllss1e<s cleanup" o. annual bath
idea and are Striving - make their IN
proveuaenI programs continuous per
fc-nancaS
Files IT -sle bureaus Offices which
reality become { national clearing
aousa fc- the dissemination o. com
-rl.1i-y te-ts-me1r IDEAS. show that
las rear more thar 2ae1 cites and
-oyg.,s MADE at e4Cr- IL clean Up and
Tsa1-- u. This ysa-' commented
Chairman Clark Il looks as though
~ would Cooperate with more lEar
51o1 communities. - szch Q. which
so-ne I've civic leader is T-y--g = III
prove living conditions Taoug1 6
majority O. these campaigns Will STAR
VIII Fl opening week 3 definite pro
gran q ACTIVITY. we know thai -ae ou-
reau success 1as hes- chiefly enc 70
tie [2c- THAI ~ ~ u gel away --o-n
tEe old Il sn.oreL annual clean "
idea ,E11- aaS become oG.ol,s 70 many
CIVIC leaders ara the annual 53Re II
many c5I.es. Tae plans q the bureau
cal 70 continuous campaigns tAa'
bring permanent results and halp to-ui
worth while CIVIC habits
The Work &c Be Done.
Tne wc-k & the bureau this wear :
NOR co-nys-a eensive thar ever ts1crr
E-va-sg--- hing ina: viii heartily. preserve
improve sanitation. reduca fre r-sl-s
ana better health conditions hzs been
carefully n~.s7i,ie5 1c-. Among th=
things 49, 6 local -f~lez- u and
Ieai-- u. c2r1,sa1gns-s ara doing THIS
year are Gaining the streets a1c
alleys <-cz- ya-ds. hacs- yards. cellars
slables. z-t1cS- the removal q as1As
and rgsnolsh. cleaning II yaca-- los
q rubbish anG weeds eliminating
breeding places q flies and EoS1-
1oes. planting and care O. Trees re1S-
IS and -.oH-s-s, AID -he Gos-2l Is Q
PAIN or everything -Esa- nssts = ne
o-3rtn2. phrase. Clean " Ass cee1
enlarged. = Clean = and Pam E.
And L 'ga:1- ~ Why MT II i = i
w.Il LAST and PAY
Painting Is a-o-I.a- ar E7sSs-Ta-
tive- H.c1-ly dana = saves repair
adds - length, q rroE's--y-lis@. tcc-s4s-
= property a---zctlE--y. brings u tne
tenants lips tf.e PLEASED s---ila. = m
righteous landlord m wholesome fe=.-
1zg & dlry wa.. E+-11-led.
ae-wae- ourselves. there's -ouD To-
lo1s ana lots q ysa:-- tss-e = L-u'
roNr- Wei applied, II coic-s nd
csousiy selected II would co-c@4- :
r771,.,.1gsEla ct architectural aaL san
tar S--s --C-- IEe 13scs-Z-z-= ese< q
tourists EASING This Kay 2-G t-a--
ourselves
LOO, ers- your OWN ho1ss- @ hc-4
O. business structure.
Don't EOL ae-@ T-y rne prescrlE,-
ticEs--'C9ean Cp and Pain Lp- ADJ.
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Notice TO CREDITORS

here6y give notice tina : E2vz t.ee-
1sfre5 Receiver and Trustee =. c12yl-
S4Uz Ccrsolic -aE ---fs >tsz1T2--es ON
for tsz@ purpose 9. collecting =.
Is aEc E2S--o--.-E Il S-Gs z4@
I1stCrS q said company VI s-zI BY
Ia 81 Sa--s cz 1s4G 70 d s--c-e5 u
nri FZrTTE shares Thereof. -1e-eicg@
E-es. fEz- al persons Or cc-ga-cE- 32.s
NsEE csaIxns against sa21 Cs-c-~--y n
kc-aausE WIFI decree a So r4y--.
mere il tins -ws--y-r--S- Ca e z--.1
IL IL present .1+ SANE Z II v--..1.-.
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.AE--l.
- e. AcgEs-s-- Nam A1- =
WALTER n SANBo2<.
EecssveT a. Trustee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-28
IMPLIES DISFIdURED
/ FACE AND NECK
1ruld lr-i1a.e and B1-n. Ashamed
loco 0u,.. Coa!5 ioo. nsssa1ar Collar.
Gould hot Siaap :. i .. Cu.i-
cura Soap and 0i-..r..aI... Healed.

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Is r-ou.aas1 Te--- ---c- Eazl -aZz1aas a2i
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sf-e CT | happened 80 see a advertise
L TIE r<zps- al sent tc- C-.r--a
= ID O--rll-- just one reex sese-
i-se S-acc-a soap and o,n-,s1s
Ia E-oas -eig. ! wuzaa6 Essa c-v sacs
nec2 VIZ I1e Soap then u. a ait,ie
Ezzs-t CT and VAST @ L : few -.suuses.
EE- Eg1E Cutsc-a soap a1d Czamers
-A months ] Was cD1aeessy heaieG. {"
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