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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
VASSALBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hamlin Of Nc
Coys Crossing attended the recent fu-
neral Of Mrs. Hamlin's uncle, Grin
Heath Of Chelsea. who was killed while
at work in a gravel pit on the State
road by a rock falling upon him.
Ray Coombs, C. w. Tufts and Miss
Irene Tufts started Thursday morning
on hunting trip in Northern Maine.
George Hamm attended Sunday the
Taylor Chamberlain evangelistic meet
tngs at Augusta.
Francis Robinson and family visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Candage at
Weeks Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Coombs were WIS.,
itors Sunday at Coopers' Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
OAK GROVE SEMINARY

Mr.. David Henley attended the
quarterly meeting of Friends at South
China Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Varney of Rochester,
N. H., was called home Monday morn
ing by the serious illness of her moth
err.
The Seminary boys began basket ball
practice under direction of coach
O'Brien Wednesday evening. Mr..
OBrien sees prospects of fast team.
Boys Basket Ball Schedule
Dec. 9. Oakland High at Oakland.
Jan. II. pending, played away.
Jan. u, Bangor High, at Bangor.
Jan. 13, pending, played away.
Jan. 49, pending, at VasSalboro.
Jan. &c, Oakland 11igh at Vassalboro.
Feb. /. Rockland High, at Rockland.
Feb. 2, Bath High, at Bath or Lincoln
Academy at Newcastle.
Feb. 3, Westbrook Seminary at Port
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18

are more and more nearly closed as the
days grow colder some of us feel fairly
stifled, and look back on early au-
tumn and forward toward warm spring
with all the longing of the Gagged ami
NAL. We long to breathe freely again.
The air that is enclosed within four
walls and that can be changed only by
means Of an occasional crack in the
window seems uncomfortable. And then
there are other nice snug folk who fair
ly revel in the close, indoor air, that
takes on all the characteristic house
odors as winter advances.
If you are one Of the sensitive-lunged
folk you are also fairly sensitive as to
scents and there Is no doubt to you just
as characteristic fragrance to the air
after the first spring thunder showers,
or the late afternoon clear air after a
cold snow storm, as there is to lilies Of
the valley or musk. There is also, no
doubt. to the drawing-room ara mix
ture of upholstery. leather, overheated
carpets. mustiness and the pent-up
sweetness of cut flowers. Dining-rooms
have the mingled odors Of all the cook
ing of the week past. If there are men
VIII SAIOhe dDOut, tnSfe is always tnaC
annoying odor of stale smoke, so diff
ferent from the aroma of the freshly
burning leaves. Drugs and cosmetics,
perfumes and powders go to make up
the bedroom odors and from clothes
closets and wardrobes ooze out the
scent Of moth balls and wool, fur and
leather shoes. And all this increases
daily when the windows are closed and
nature does not have a chance to fresh
en- the rooms by steady flow of fresh,
sky-born air.
One way to counteract the STIFFNESS
of winter without keeping the house
you live in at an impossible low tenn
perature Is to make practice Of open
Ing all the windows and all the doors
at the same time once every day. This
sounds like an impossibility, but If you
select time when most every one is
away from home, time when on clear
days the sun is bright and when you
yourself are necessarily active, five
minutes of this sort of airing is better
than a half and half ventilation that
might last all day. The temperature
will be reduced alarmingly. perhaps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
EvERY0NEL|KES
THIS COLD CURE
'Pape's Cold Compound ends
a cold or grippe in
a few hours.

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking q dose Of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
reiieves sick headache. dullness. few
erirhness. sore throat. sneezing. sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
add snufling! Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only Is cents
1t. any drug store. It acts without
assistance. tastes nice. ana causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
NORTH CLINTON
Hodadon-Chadbourn

Hodgdon- Chadbourn
Royal Hodgdon OF North Clinton and
Miss Irene Chadbourn Of Fairfield
were united in marriage at the Free
Baptist parsonage by Rev. H. H. Hath
away on Monday evening. Nov. IS.
The single ring service was used. The
bride was attired in blue. Mr. Hodg-
don is a farmer and well liked by all.
Mrs. Hodgdon Is stranger in town,
but best wishes are extended to them
They are at the home Of his father,
George Hodgdon.
Mrs. Ida Abbott passed Wednesday
with Mrs. william Goodridge Of the
horseback road.
Mrs. Amos Kent returned from Park
man Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Shaw Of Burnham passed
Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
Hazeltine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gowen were bus
mess callers in Pittsfield Thursday.
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SIDNEY
Gard of Thanks.

cara OF Inank9s
We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for the many acts Of kindness
and words Of sympathy extended to us
in the loss of our dear mother. Also
for the many beautiful flowers.
ELMER H. BARTLETT,
CLEON D. BARTLETT,
ARTHUR w. BARTLETT,
Mr.. & Mrs. Delwin L. Weeks,
Mr.. & Mrs. Lewis D. Swift,
Mr.. & Mrs. CHARLES II. WHUUI.NR
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W|NSL0W

Rev. j. L. Corson Of the Penobscot
Bay Bethel Mission at Rockland is a
guest for a few days of his sister, Mrs.
Frank S. Garland. Mr.. Corson is here
on business connected with the mis-
sion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18

most of the windows are closed again,
and there will be the added warmth
that comes from air that is free from
household dampness and STIFFNESS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
HOUSEWIVES DAILY
ECONOMY CALENDAR
BY Frances Marshall.

Now That Windows Are Shut.
Copyright, 1916. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
Really 1t seems as If some folk were
much more sensitive as to respiratory
organs than others. When the windows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-18
Today and Monday

will be opportunities purchase dollar subscription
tickets this years Augusta Entertainment Course.
From SITS $5 according to location of seas) be saved
every ticket purchased
evening of the highest
grade and most enjoyable ceum entertainments offered New
England at any price,
You will also be entitled reduction of twenty-five cents from
purchased for this seasons Chapman Con-
featuring MORGANA, the marvellous coorama
subscription tickets be obtained (hie the
supply Monday Ber Augusta; Whites Halo
by mailing check to Augusta Enter
p0ntment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

81 os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

FORTY acres groom house and ou,bui,L
inrs. near Midlothian. Fine soil! larc
orchard. one NJ tho fines, springs in count,
Large quantity %. timber. Price for oii,
sale. sl.sp owner leaving State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
FOR RENT-Real Estate.

oFQH T-pwEI.LINGs MD FLNTS
s ou wTs IN Mr s'Tf ih and r%Si S S,h wi
81? I mEs f ayvs s,.e run nm o n%"F"
"jsi Park Avenue. second HAT, rooms. cod
az w,st Grace Street. second MT, rooms.
modern. Separate entrance.
srn ,n"i liza, s FURNISHED. ''"''' '''"S' mod
south rum Street, : room, room, D Dath stable
80 North Eighth street. ia..~e rooms
bath. VIII rent I'm hats.
i3 20 G is;a. M S,rs S,re,' !" roo ,n
on SRs Of So1e fG1 nSious to n FONT, and
KiciiMoND TKGsT AND SAVINGS co
ssSsn.h and Main R' s s"f.
nGG month Elan s tans ."a car '"e' si'
W. 81 s: fE2 a.i FfsS!Iiin. CO
80. % per m5 SoR H s.; T3o ElA ATS - ;,
over Avenue; modern.
strictly modem and iosa,s S0% in w :ni E hath
ese,rc lights, s"'ms o5 anS '" On TisH
- a@ HsE % aspynea Six
ius, per 9n5h r9H5
I nue.. V" '"HN"l u .NN''-
ri l!sh.s Lncaied in Il, 1%'h nnd Zee
III T NOR Nincteenth Street. roorn.: SO
a2' North Twentieth Street. , rooms. 81,
ELAM & ruNsrEx.
Gart Street sn% 'r9 %nn, ' ri Nu n9a.s w.l
h.a h"@sc li Gsl iHiE 5n,sva E@T v"'"r ana
! ';nMifr.EETTr SEpTEM BER REST r.rST,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Church Hill
25l6 East Broad
Price. $50 per month. Thirteen
rooms bath. electricity, latrobe, new
~ papered ana painted
GOLSAN x NASH. INC.
IL North Eighth STREET
FOR RENT.

BY RlCHESON e CRCTCHFIELD.
DWELLINGS WEST END
Ter Annum.
rooms. y baths, hot-air heat
?00-lol3 Grove Avenue 10 rooms
hot water heat
'NU-2S36 West Grace, 10 rooms. hot
water heat
i2c-27o2 Grove Avenue. II rooms
hot-watcr heat.
6oo--22S3 West Grace Street, rooms
hot-water heat
Cce---2223 West Grace Street rooms
baths. hot-watcr heat.
"""-2olo Hanover Avenue. rooms.
hot-watcr heat.
6eo-l2io Park, Avenue, u rooms
nct-water heat
d'0-l2OS Park Avenue, II rooms, hot
5io-2504 Grove Avenue (ilrst naD.
rocus. hot-water heat.
5fo-.s"oi Grove Avenue tsccord naD,
rooms, hot-watcr heat.
"i0-23li Grove Avenue dover ilaD.
: rooms. hot-water heat.
900 SIC West Grace street. rooms.
hot water heat.
iSO--lSOS Grove Avenue rooms la
iSc i2l West Clay street. i2 rooms.
500 3$G5 Stunr, Avenue. rooms. la
&6o-2Goi West Main street. rooms.
latrobc heat
330-220S Hanover Avenue dover
lHti, - rooms.
500 South Mulberry street rooms.
hot-Wnicr heat.
33p--G South Mulberry Street. 6 rooms,
hot water heat.
33o-ll South Mulberry street, 6
rooms, hot-watcr heat
3na--l0S North iombardy street.
rooms. iatrohc heat
800, iHei West Main Street. rooms
25o-foi West Broad street tfrsi
nat, : rooms.
:70-G0S West Broad Street (irst
ilaD. ! rooms.
2ic-so3 IL West Clay Street. Z
rooms.
2io-.5oS West Main street. S rooms.
"i0--i South Mulberry Street Oppcr
naD. = rooms
2io-Ged West BROAD street upper
haD. j rooms
3io-o9o5 Yves, Leigh street. L rooms.
21o--l6el West Broad street uppcl.
naD. : rooms.
lSn--li02 West Broad street. rooms
lS0-40i West Broad street upper
naD. & rooms.
lSo-4o9 South Laurel Street.
rooms.
1SO--225 South Pine street, Z rooms.
lSo-227 South Pine street rooms.
lGS-30la Beverly street dover iiaD,
rooms.
l5O-1So3 Beverly street dover flat.
rooms.
l5O--lSO3 beverly Street Ouppcr naD.
C rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

acres At station. II miles from Richmond
new 6-room dwelling. n nice home: only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
ATTENTION.
SPECIAL. IN HOUSES AND FLATS e
SEPTEMBER DEIIXERY

-. HOUSES
"l Noft Allen Avenue. rooms and Ia tn
an cat electricity. gas. shades range
@!b East Broad street II rooms bath cleo
.Ifits latrobc. newly painted and pIDcrnd
i,riCc. 1850 per year ~
:nonninoF Avenue IL rooms. ba tbs
niectricity. ga. hot-oir heat: will rent
ism,Fh,ished FOR s2rr wear.
., West Franklin Street. Il rooms hot-aIr
,ohcAt: price. sl.5o0 wear.
!',t West irace Street. 10 rooms 3 ba;hE
nsrn"ooo hoors, gas. electricity. two. story
"l West Grace Street IL rooms hath,
1890 '''''' H'N' De'
if", Hanover Avenue 10 rooms 2 hatbs fur
nsc" heat: price. $50 per wear ~"
-"!t: West Grace Street 5 rooms hath.
n, TOY v Wat"r neat; urice $3.50 yer vca-
water heat. rric". 5000 pnr wear ~ '''
i'Vh West Grac" Street rooms Ia, III o,,c
PSI hor ,wat1r heat, price. $3.50 nor ycsr
s,w atHr heat price. $500 per year
,itL"oc heat: price. $3.50 pcr war
tT:citr. cas: pricc. st5G per voar ''
hca, NIL, Gr'y ,es street ; rooms. bath. vapor
olcctrici,vI" P pss 10, S,r.e, rooms: bath
nor wear. '''"'' or''c. sS''
electricity. ga,. hot-watcr h",i n1tn'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
FOR RENT-Rcal Estate.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
BY RICHESON & CRUTCHFIELD.
STORES.
Per Annum.
SS40-60S West Broad Street. 4.
IS0---3l2 North Seventh Street tnoa
session November -.
720--204o West Broad Street.
600-209 East Main Street.
600-207 East Main Street
G00--l0i North Eighth street.
60o-l62l West Broad Street -
600--l100 West Main Street
+50-503 East Marshall street.
420--1323 East Franklin Street
312-2506 East Broad Street.
300-l02 North Eighth Street (second
and third hoors).
300-1647 West Main street
300-1012 North Twenty ninth Street
2+0-1419 East Franklin Street
2+0-90l North Second Street
lS0-905 North Second street
1925 North Fifteenth Street
lS0-l423 East Franklin street.
l50-24 North Fifteenth Street
l50-l4lo Exchange Alley storage
rooms).
12O-ls06 West Cary Street tshop).
120--2420 East Main Street.
T2-605 1-c East Clay Street (storaRo
room
so-.5oS Goddin street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

10 acres. nice Groom dwelling and good q,
;, buildings. at railroad station and G
line. a nice home for $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

GRlST and four mill. with all machinery In
ni.t- class condition. Large store io-roo,,
ei,si nS:. nsu i, ontbuidinKs One OF
entire outht FOR les. than cost RS, ~
re- sons fer selling. Price for whole SC oo1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
FOR kENT-Rcal Estate.
FOR RENT.

fpit KENT.
80. ,y.., ,,. pWELLlNcs.
IS West S:r"es Strev,. L rooms rooms
?!s t:as s, Erankiin} S,rest ,por;icn>. rooms.
AZ West Main STREET. 10 rooms. opposite
::s9s Esst Efnmklin' ny" Street. 'T $ Poems.
::ii55 M Na,Ir i i.Esmu (, 49, : ,o9m.
ioi East Canal Street. rooms
400 i7S EsGl; Aysaav room hge, furnished.
IS South Soul, Second Street 6 rooms. Posses.
81 :Nor,h llicn Nvcnac. 6 rooms
''' ki,nbr r"u.th street rooms. bath and
DorGLAs y TAYLOR.
10. East tranisiln street
III, %"r,h Twyp, npth street. rooms. bath.
s: fif9n''nS =. lnGy IN! rath SIS per in@a;li
s$i h%1s ff4 Hdne ha or
" N'''Hh G. TiEr6llMItA iF IlGH-cLAss
cmNTnAr pr i'n r iisarS i s., .,,o r-,,
WOOD IaGg I ,i"S;. fIG9ms ho,Ma,sr hee, hard
NN EfMM Strict hrisj. fi1,lS rs2 $500 nrSa $500
W y.Snii :sMfT" c,S stop % rooms. all con
SToh g. rooms. water nnd electric lights,
JAG ,.Is u, Ward frame house: large lat
houses in reHt 'ri can 1n!ld several
;uT 8. rsn, 500 eriey $500 Se'lere"e9 Win
:. roe RENT. S'-'; price s''c.
/, s. ;rio w Lights 1868 year. N"' ana cleo
.sa ase' Ws., l'Fh{s $50 %ear "@| gas and
'."'s #{ %%i#4if e%$wS A..;TyT OK
- III y ii.niy street Madison 1911
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

10 Der month. Six rooms centr,lI, Ioc,,od
newly papercd. bargain at the price
49, ~, per month. Four rooms and bath
n,n completed. located on OakvuId Az"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
GOLSON G. NASH.

. Real I,.tatc
V North Eighth Stree,
20 %or,h Mellow Street. 6 rooms. ba'G- cas
.''F'c''N' $50 per month. E:lan 6. Fun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
FOR RENT.

hY h BM Il [S s FRuTcHFlnLp
Per Anuum
S4%o-29l6 East Grace Street, IL rooms
!atrobe heat
''o--21Oe East Franklin Street. :
rooms. latrobe heat
""o-26li East Franklin S..crt i,
rooms. latrobe heat
-'o-St..A North Twcn,y- eighth
street, rooms.
street. 6 rooms.
go 900 East Marshall street :
2+'-2soa East Marshall street. :
12o-s3o2 Street. rooms upper
2i"-loa North Nineteenth street. s
rooms
2iG-2lia East Broad street. rooms
l61-lilS lakewood Avenue Cloyy"r
hat. rooms
1'o-S5eI East Clay Street upper
fiat, rooms
1oo-3sl2 Williamsburg Avenue Cup-
per flat, , rooms.
l9o-l5o% East Main Street upper
Per Month
15,o"o-l7o5 East Main Street uhird
foor). rooms.
s'ao--2l2 Pleasant Street, rooms
l23o-2oOS Nenable Street : rooms
lo.oo-3li North Twenty-ninth street
thasement. rooms.
S.oo-3o6 West Seventh Street (South
Richmond). I rooms
Soo-%l6 West Seventh street (South
Rlchmond), rooms.
S.op-3l2 West seventh street (South
Richmond
1.no-iao1 East Main street, : rooms
I.oo-3ol North Eighteenth street. !,
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR RENT-Real Estate.
Rent Specials
Observation-Disclosures

9tS ". Grace Street. IL rooms.
1870 =. Elm Street. 9 rooms.
1907 Hanover Avenue. 9 rooms.
1909 Stuart Avenue. $ rooms.
400 Hanover Avenue. 10 rooms. large
garage.
PA y. Twenty-third street. 9 rooms
2i2i Hanover Avenue. Z rooms.
sos y. Meadow Street 6 rooms.
IL s. Vine Street. I rooms.
2S22 T.. Grace Street, S rooms.
il2 w. Grace Street rooms. second
apartment.
All of these properties will be put in
nice condition. Phone or see us and
wo will be pleased to take you 10 see
any of them at your convenience.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE,
20 North Eighth street.
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FOR RENT-R.al Estate.

ONLY few desirable houses left Loo:
:"0s Monument Avenue. II rooms. baths.
,os f n@,,nir A h.,,; :, ro,m. ,.,, 49,.
100 Sor!h Fourth street, rooms. bath hot
i"'s Eioya Avenue. 2 rooms. bath. ho,-wa,cr
1897 West Grace street. . rooms bath. not.
,o2 Sor,h l.ia; ;is street. rooms bath. hot.
l. Nprth second Street. rooms bath. hot.
PHONE madison 1862 for fun particulars
Also as" i GT & SSr & S'T TG%srE IL!
-: Sss:h Eth Street. : r rSSms. S Jain
81; Sas!h Eishth street. tSH 1"sms ss' bath.
= TS nst s,rs' ss H'rst 59@s Dsh
ii S S Fifth Stree, street g rooms. bath
rF6$E dsiis"" isss iss 5iS "l sa s;ih
seventh IL ii s saa Slfaat,n $ s, So
.ne stuart Avenue. /" rooms. bath. ho,,wa,cr
heat.
1871 Hanover Avenue. rooms. bath. la.rob.
10 East Main Street. . rooms. bath
:i2 North Plum Street. rooms bath.
East Cary Street. rooms. bath
TIA West Main Street. rooms. bath
FLATS
'OHp nat i'o North Elm Street rooms,
Flat. a27 East Franklin Street. rooms.
SECOND rSn?,; nat. sT North Eighth street, 5
FIRST Nat. 21lc East broad street. rooms.
FtHST Nat. lslS Hanover Avenue. rooms.
oath letrohe heat.
FIAT i'i North Robiuron Street. rooms.
go, STORES
az, Eorth Twenty fourth Street. ) room.
S'ani" and shed ''''''s'
J. \ Connolly q co.
I - AI.n1son i9tl-Ata olson 2T2
/ ~ tlovd Avenue. corner rooms. bath
-, ~ .-,-r month Elam 6 Funston
I ron rent: Groom dwelling. 1907 Barton Az
,nu..- rhnne Randolph 3o5s.
/ 80 North Tlirty-sccond Street. rooms tath
-, INK ms himhorazo Park. Reduced rent.
| I:'l,n & Funston.
/ FREE rcmt OF private ONCE to public steno.
ErapheF Tor light services. Other work In
ppGiinint That Man Miller 2o3 Moore
I !'c9 Hanover Avenue. 20 rooms baths.
an modern improvements. Garage with
!o"'ns over same. Special price II will be
/ 70 Your Interest to look at this Elam &
! Eunsten. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

40 acres Jane. River. Colonial residence
OF IL rooms. baths One Of tho be.t
;;,a,fn!- In thc state. Everything up-t L.
lhotoA and intorma ,ton at Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

40 acres. only Il mile from r.. F. & p Rail
Nay. Fin. Colonial home overlookint
farm one OF the bts, stock arms in count.
Excellent terms. See for informa ton
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FOR sALE-Farms

FOR sALE-Farms
r.h 'T2l RE 'HS %f s5T 81:
r in eTS nn c Sva' Snpn
aMsiifnxs drilled 'U Wells. new sprn nssns one
so.s oSs soiSs4 sf p paris
,e Mial! Hf,on Ap Ea
fnk saIe e, e. ,n,Ic. ICON nous. ar;.*
@ roa. oMn ass I"" r S's ." noa hSrTt
nG ac rG.n Of nne land on n1viEaIc river. $50
dwelling in. iirstcirss condition: good f out.
T rriee. .is.cS SF'' wei fenced and ""'ered
xd5S Su s5ssa ns s %s, oni sS p re
:, from omen h,e s,sh,y lind ~
buildings. on dne road: $500 S'''"R ana OUT
~ ncres a, station, u miles from Richmond.
,I nos%% s-room dwelling. n nice home: only
Ia acres s. on car line. 7-room dwelling. at
awf sss,5 ns r ssS out.
i.5 Sor,h L:iEh,h pS Street,
Richmond. Va
5S ssu5ss on IS lS4,h Ts,r,ssS SIZE,
s% F%"' "ays '. seven fG" @% sns
10 Gam Ss, M san ri Fhone cSar s.is;,n y
':;oyo Will buy AS acres cost ss.s0o. Extra
tnias FERNS hoTSe b5 i @ss
ltlrhlanL SPRINGS:
j. a. CONNOLLY & co.
h9u:e. nienT 4 ou,bS.ldinrs .'' nms water, ,n
sa5c' Esceiien, terms ~ '''e 0''"
,Ii ji.lth,s = aass o% soadi
10 ., acres I, on James niyer. Colonial residence
; "a, in me, state Evcrythinr up.,o. ia e.
PHOTOS and Information a, officc.
~ ~ asr'' f cGs I a m from Bo: H;,l
Excellent terms See for inforrma ,ion
FORTY acres. s;Troon house and ou,buill-
oas y h ha. ,b ~ns sG ri
r . asss" owner %: i nayins sT,s for "o
GRIsT and nou. mill. with all machinery in
n ~. ling: r .,s on,bailaos" One "t
MIR ahS ou, hsh to4 popds II 5hs goon vii sell
rH;sops Ter selling. Price for whole. Sc osH.
h,hns cius qsaT Rish nm Gr the Pond a5f'i /.
Tar raiifoad also good automobile road
FIVE ,, acre, modern 7-roon, dwelling. only
moote. out ", 81 p, k'ennond Modern poultry
Information At onicc
!WH aiIS,nr. a. ere. sroom house and out,
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-31
PROGRAM
OF "SAMANTHA'S ALBUM" AT M
p. CHURCH FRIDAY NIGHT.

The following is the program for
the entertainment. "Samantha's Al
bum" to be given Friday night at the
M. L. church by the Samaritan Bible
class, assisted by local people and
Mrs. Carr of Columbus
Samantha Allen -Chestora NJ. Carr.
Josiah, My Husband 4. Rus.
sell
My Mother Mrs. BebOut.
My Picture When Sixteen Leah
Getsinger
School Girl Alice Ewat
Little BOY Grace james
Bride and Groom Archie Carter
and Mrs. Lord
The Twins Mrs. Purdy and Mrs
Russell
The Parson Melvin Black
My First Beau Ed. Allspaugh.
Brother Sam Guy Taylor.
Sister Bminthy-Mrs. Butterheld
Thomas Jetferson--A p Taylor
Terry Ann Mrs. G.. II. Jones
Sweet Sicily Van Voorhis.
Ardelia Tutt-Mrs, j, W. Stage.
The School Marm-Mrs. o. n. Ford
Abram and Ardelia, the choir lead
ers Mrs. Cox aud A. B. Jones.
The Seamstress-Mr Georg,
Mochwart
The Society Lady Mrs. Cheyne.
| Burrs.
The Society Iady's Little Girl
Henrietta Lord.
Josiah in Fun Dress--Harry Turn
or.
Aunt Llndy-Mrs. Sid Lewis.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-31
WHITE HATS
Secretary,

(Knickerbocker Press.)
We have among us, In the prime OF
life, countless unconditionals who
wore with grace and distinction the
high white hats of the Republican
campaigns of the eighties. To these
gentlemen the coming seasons styles
in headgear will not arrive as strang-
ers. Among the curses of the great
war is to be tidal wave of pale.hued
lids.
The scarcity of dyes which has
been felt in other industries has at
length been felt by the felters, and
felt. in consequence, is to vary from
its accustomed black or gray or mob.
by brown and to take on lighter and
gayer white, pink, pale blue
and delicate, exquisite yellow.
Now at length there will be an op
portunity for man to express his per
sonality in halo to match the aura
of his soul, Clear, dainty shades OF
pastel colorings will herald the finer
minds, and spirits less unblemished
may spatter here and there such pol
ka dots as candor requires.
AT least, the shapes are to be sane
No chapeau Alpine or freakish torea
dor, with or without n nifty bunch o.
feathers or green rosette, is tC
frighten father into making last sea
sons purchase last him through this
spring. The styles are to be Ameri
can. pale hats for male people," i,
the prescription; hats and hearts
white, but not livers, the slogan