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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-22
SANTA r WILL FINANCE
FARMERS FOR SEED WHEAT
IN NUMEROUS COUNTIES

Farmers In the newly settled dis
tritis ol Hansford. Ochiltrco and
Lipsoomb counties. Northwest Texas.
and 10 southwest Kansas will be IL
nahced Tor seed wheat purposes this
fall by the Santa Pc hallway Com.
pany. through the local hdnas, &C.
cnrding 10 statement received
from T.. +. Ripley, president. AZ com
panl headquarters in Amarillo. SAT
urday. 10 his announcement Mr.
Ripley said
We lately have built. or now az,
building lines into the terri,or,
described, and have induced farm
ers 20 locate there. We are espe
rially interested In these new set
tlrrs. ana d is our Wish that the,
succeed and become assets ia On,
communities In which thcS hay,
started homes. \ canvas OF the 81
iuation developed the fact that . con.
-lderable number OF farmers WOULD
" able materially 10 increase then
heat acreage. with financial on
enlargement As local bankers cN
pressed . willingness 20 assist. ~,
are offering to deposit sum @.
money in the banks ON such sprcia
terms that the farmers can be sup
phed by the banks with sufficient
iuUds at not 10 rNcccd light PEI
cent interest without commissions
lor their seed wheat needs eN
poet this will require quarter of q
million dollars our industrial de
pJrtment will cooperate with m,
banks aud the farmers lu the move
m+nt u the end thai land prepare
lion aud seeding shall bee done in m,
most efficient manner Tho plan {.
effective ~ once.
wish 10 add that the farmer.
along the Santa Fc's new lines ar,
unN asking Tor aid What Thea
want Is an opportunity IN help them
rclyrs, and our company viii xiv,
% to them purely as business pro
position. These new farmers gen
orally have been auccesslul. hut the,
must make progress slowly Most o
them bought land on the installmen
plan, ana 90 not afford to MAX,
unusual Investments To double IN,
wheat acreage. or even increase /
% per cent, would be- an unusua
investment ior them. A. most o
these farmers moved 10 the south
west counties because the santa 2,
recommended the country. the rail
way company viii show It's continue,
faith IN The country by giving ia,
settlers q llll IN the present emer
yency
The sork OF organizing the farm
"rS Tor The purpose OF selecting IN
best seed wheal possible aud buyinl
II In car load lots has been as,igne,
To H. N Banner of Topeka aud l.. T.
Johnson oi Amarillo. Industrial an
Agricultural agents These gentle
men, familiar with tho districts des
cribed. are preparing q bulletin ri
soil conditions, land preparation
time of seeding. sc, for distrihu
ton an early late.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-22

g.. John S. Rollins
D. Naue
|-H ImH FRAN .u Seal
Ett. k Hir.'oW
. trnirI % HHrIov
$3.50. lIwH s. call
l... r h. Seals
"a 20 steward.
-H 80 Ho'eHH
sHs Vs. U.Hrr
500 ,ha iuH
De-. Frri Gus.
If. ,h,s q. uIiorne
..|. lewis Erwin
.u|. Jessie o. sullivan.
sHF II,k B. Par.
go Arthur GME
800 Georgia % hrre.
Dc. Gomez piUn.Io.
|.UI Carl toNraf
.I. lm. Carl uu'luey
1910 1911. tarl uDnursot.
H. It..ai tl.fli'u.
.H.. 20 E8wou
II.H E AZ Good I'm.
..T E.H Parsley.
.a jess I.-ur.
49, , Morrison.
... John H FauI
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BOSTON AIt.Hn#
N.Hr.. sharp.
.t..HI
Jack ~latkies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-22
Our Iseglasse>

Tho suggestion Tor tho use nf
Tor the cure ~ eve defects was
- Roger Hacon. me great sci,
OF the thirteenth century d.
i.angfon boWn made fhis infers
staiemeui bur added that The m.
81 fhe spectacle taf carried col b
certain faiians Tho scientific D
elans 0' those dsvs however. al
their psfieHf- no. fn have Their
eAuss they did uBI EuoR the
theorg upon ND they uere ba
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-22

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.luuu g. B8ksr
r| Grady q. Arthur
E. IHl. 7 Gilmore
|.n ummrIs
t.. NubIp N...ar.
81 Martin
T.. Iha. ."Earfon.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-22

! uOOL uEOtO GuG0
IN POTTER COUNTY
continued from Page ~
$50 l. l.. Wrishi
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GA C. ]. CrotU
sos !. $ Wall
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g 9sN G.. \ barnes
sas J e. Dickson
sos T.. \. nadd
l94 ". r. Mccartney.
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SIS Geo =. Ryan
G@a Chas. h. Drmick
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900 ~.
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Evening journal., 1917-11-23

tNe on nANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SHOE
vh salesman. Chance for rapid advance
Famous Apply Manager. No. 2l4 Market
greatest nov21-n
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
Information for Travellers
Of Departure Of Trains Troeys wilmington
Trains Marked % Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R R.

SOS TS s Fslofg' 3 a. No. S 49, 10 AZ 80 90 As.
iss 7.ss ~ s.sa o.s9
is's'} =. ssef +! 3: ?3s SS -: ;3i:
10 TO Baltimore w,Agon SOC;
ass toS'
500 Ts 6s esTs and Ts W'shPST sgsS o $50
20 New Tss 52. ses. lo.27. I1.s2..
says says NJ. ss. eoe' iiaa' p. Miss 9lo 500 e2sf
,s RiS S 81 ooniS 5sR,s'' for New EnEd only leaving will
Ess ES 5 H & s ss Tssos @ s 5ss o s'' F. NJ win carry passengers
DELAWARE
Points s s' & % sh . A NJ + a ois' Fr'5j = 1:i i1
OHIO RAILROAD.
h''1 a s 'sS so Soi sg s 754 5 g. 49, MS
IR' ' i gs o sd ST. s s4 NJ 7 s. os e. ,SS 49,
,ols lEsnf@ @ week e ey' 7 S & s' 80. ~; g. 's ''''
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PHILADELPHIA
s.y.s H a A. % K VIZ II % o 40 r. sos a P So NJ AIS P ~ Sun
STEAMBOATS,.
PhnsdePs. Chester dal7ao
PENNseRovz FERRY.
% 200 TSsS s 200 So. % go & &C. & % s 20 s Il oS n a S H
SUBURBAN LINES
ute. . GA % ss ' RSaT 'Ss sf ssIsSs. s s % ] % g minutes MA
hour S d % minutes @ e. hour 'T' 'S ' i5aS % soSSA % tie
for B, g d &, SH % @ Gs; M Pa.' II s % cal an & % % s e % 4:' Last. %
T9 5! @ 3 % s " & % sis sas T'Fs % & 20
the the @ S sse i5 seIeaa ss sss
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% 'Ss 3 a5 IS minutes % after s ls a % = 's & 'g .s:. sr
t.-o sts,
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
November o.

IhoNemNef ~.
=
Some Of the greatest leaders teach
ers and reformers are. born under the
sign Saeiitarius, which is the 'sign OF
this birihdate under the government
Of the planet Jupiter.
You are Of positive and decided
nature, blunt and outspoken, some
times making enemies by what you
say. You may command powerful mag
netio forces If you live above the ma
terial world.
If this is your birihdate you viii
think deeply, observe keenly and be
orderly and methodical in your habits
Naturally you know how TO buy and
sell to advantage For this reason peo-
pie Of this birthdate should enter large
ly into mercantile pursuits and finan-
cial matters Of large proportions.
The Want Ads viii bring prosperous
changes to person OF this birlhdate
during the month Of December. Houses
could be sold and all domestic inter
ests we'll advertised.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
PUBLIC SAFE.
EXECUTRIX SALE.

EXECUTRIX's SALE or THE PER
- sonal property Of Jerry Moynihan. de-
ceased. on the Gould Farm. near Newport,
Delaware, Monday, November 90. at 1
o'clock y. NJ
sisting OF seven head Of horses one g.
year-old colt, four Shetland ponies. sew
eral cows and heifers, three calves, one
farm wagons, one dearborn, two carriages.
one spindle wagon, one gas engine and
feed mill, one hay fork rope and blocks,
one Bovorite grnin drill, one Deering
binder. two sulkey plows, one horse rake.
one roller. cultivatCrs, harrows, lot Of
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Lot OF harness. collars and brides 26
tons Of hay, lot Of potatoes about 1000
bushels OF cob corn. Terms of sale. cash.
ELLEN J. MOYNIHAN, Executrix
WM. ". LANk. Auctioneer. nov20- 1928
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
TYPEWRITERs.

fH4PhWklIERS RENTED THREE
months, $500 Rental applied on pur.
chase. Sold $500 monthly Typewritern
re9aired- Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Lxchlnge, second hoor. n. W. Corter
Seventh aod Market Sta = sas22.tf'
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
" once. All makes typewriters. cash
registers, stationery. printing and rubber
stamps.
OFFICE SUPPLY & TYPEWRITER CO.,
Phone 541s-R. 7o3 Ford Bldg.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
IKElS

tKERS, FIRST
~ on fixture and
t-class nachinists.
.ply =. o. Box hi6.
nov2i st.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

TAKE UP sTENOGRAPHY; PRIVATE
instructions evenings. Thousands po-
sitions open. Address F-44. Evening Jour
nal Odice. nOv21-6t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
HELP wANrED-MALE.

n FOR LUNCH COUNTER. APPLY
sfs noy1o-6t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

EIRST PROGRESSIVE sPIRIrUAL-
- lists Church No. eoG West street. Ser.
vices Sunday evening Messages by Miss
Rushworth Floral demonstration Spe-
cial engagement December o. Charles II
Leitenberg viii demonstrate instantaneous
magnetic and spiritual healing. nov22-3t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
sToRAGE.

GUARANTEE STORAGE HOUSE. 1os-
Phone 54s All sanitary private rooms
automobile van for moving pianos, fur
niture. etc, long or short distance a. "
Jacobr. Proprietor. noVl.imo
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

NKTANTED-GIRLs. OVER "a YEARS,
w for topping and knitting good svages
paid while learning Delaware Hosiery
Mfg Co, Fifteenth ana Walnut streets
novl6-tmo
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

out TO a continuation
forts as a heaNNNoI
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
L.aborers Ior Railroad Work
NMachinistS

ffE POOLE ENGINEERING
Al AND MACHINE Co. Oh
The III BALTIMORE, MD.
a, Ibve vacancies for competent men
II Lathes, Planers. Slotters, Bore.
flal ns Mills. etc. Only men who are
T0nechanics need apply. The day
fhitt including overtime, after
Eight hours. viii pay $50 per week,
II vend the night shift, with overtime
latter eight hours. win pay SIS 90
-. oqr five night week. There are
me gnN1obs that win pay more TO men
Wiffo ca, qualify for them as they
Sc. A2l nen are expected 10
--ve q machinists Kit Of tools TO
IN frk with and he able 60 do close.
y~~tlcuroie work. II you are a pro-
H'nYFcer and can show results. YOU
{&3t II secure steady work. under
bod conditions In a model shop.
Eurkssl Guns, Gun Carriages and simi-
kza12lr work that requires accuracy
I'D precision Immediate employ
<sNRWoent Can or write fun particu-
~ lars 20 Superintendent Of Labor
Stang your experience and YOU
a -<rill ~ee~Seiyen al the Information
you desire. nov20-6t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

eli right.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

usL BdIIlV, UuHUUaI
Of Jess Willard and
hulbs Of beef IN hl
t,.o,I,iod "a, about fitf
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
HELP WANTED.

\VANrED-AGENTs FOR cosMo-
politan Relief Association No. Z
Ninth st.. second floor. nova0-6t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

been done m his YoI
Life's too short
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

CORY white hope 4
world. at large that
~ as not to step dt
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

aldIl ~ hht ai'ilr N
Somebody asked s
looking for a now m
ing dropped BuokloyF
know. hut he wasn'
ttr AL
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

Smiths chief hurt
he has been manage,
himself misnunaeee
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
SITUATIONS WANTED-MATF.


MAN, 3s, WILL DO ANY KIND OF
sAl work between and Il o'clock every
morning. Address W-3, Evening Journal
Onice. novelist
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
FOR SALE

T w 7I-III-0
A seven-pass0nger Stevens-Duryee
Touring car model c. C-i91s. in
good condition.
ALSO
An American Ideal Premier Hot
Water Heater. &-161. in good condi
tion.
Apply 70 Equitable Trust Com
psny. Ninth aad Market Streets.
oct26-eod-tf.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

madded up about pm
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
PALsiIST.

MRS. WORTH, SCIENTIFIC PIANIST,
NA u years an Brandywine Springs. No.
yl3 Shipley street. 25c and soc No sun
day work. Phone 4233, from o TO o O'Clock.
nov13-1mo
DALAIIsT AND PHRENOLOGIsT-
i MADAM AYDOKIA, No. 7O2 KING
STREET. SPEAKS SEVERAL Ian
GUAGES. HOURS. o 4. NJ. TO II p. NJ
novl2 cod I'm.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
AGENTS

rr.-urr- '.r.s-a--s - .-.
- Is--GRAB AlY QUICK sEII'FP
80 mlnute'a demonstration ana esIs a
Il '.'s,s ~ .,. 1s Iartlcular1. sample. 10e TT
s.seS,, s',..5, ~ iiith street. NiiWaukee. wis
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

hang about what b
Gunner. Matches ~
ried out IN q desVli
Smith declares Rucl
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

NHTANTED--PosITiON AS INSTALL.
w ment collector Intelligent and re-
liable. Can give reference Address VIC,
Evening journal Office. noy23-2t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES.

TTWO ADULTS DESIRE SMALL FUR
Il nished apartment Address We.
Evening journal Office nov23-2t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
HEIp wANTEp-fEMALR.

( HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
Tx1ANTED~CooK. Apply no. 2ioo
w Bayaro Ave. noyio-tf
! C,ooK wsNTrD-APPLY no. 1910
- Rodney s.. noV--ot'
WANTED GIRL UoR GROCERY
w store. with sune experience Diamond
Tea Co, No Io5 k'0e 81 nov12-zt-
I TXrANTEp-sEAM ALSO A
/ W caretaker for little children. Apply
( Childrens Home, Riverview- novl9-t
XKTANTED-EXPERI WHITE
1 ~ nurse and upstairs girl Apply No.
zioo bayard Ave. NOW y,
, TXIANrED-G1RL TO HELP on SMALL.
! W set Of books. Address FAC, Evening
Journal Office. nov22-st
yX1ANrED - EXPERIENCED PRESS
~ feeder George L. King Press, No.
oos Shipley St. novelist
D-sTENOGRAPHER APPLY
, w Miller Bros, Ninth and King streets
nov23-tf.
WANTED - HoUsEKEEPER. Be
~ tween 30 and 15 German Intelligence
ONCE No. 220 n Adams Sc. nov2-eod-lm
OPERATORS WANTED FOR HEM
- ming shirts. J. ". Tucker Co. Fifth
and French SITS. nov22-t
SALEsLADIEs WANTED - SALARY
- and commission. Apply Ross Millin-
cry, No. CPS Market 81. novelist
XNANTED-A WOMAN OR HALF
/ ~ grown girl for general housewSork.
no. 1901 w. Ninth St nov22-st
| TAKE UP sTENoGRAPHY; PRIVATE
/ instructions evenings Thousands po-
sitions open. Address F-44, Evening Jour
nal ONCE. nov2l-6t
IxTANTED WAITRESS AND UP
w stairs girl; also cook. Apply Ger
man Intelligence Office, No. 22O North
NTOuNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK.
4 one with knowledge Of shorthand pre-
ferred. address FiS, Evening journal
ONCE nov23-3t
! DOoKKEEPEB- MUST HAVE KNOWL-
/ - edge of typewritng. Steady position
( for right party. State salary desired. Ad-
dress F-41 Evening journal Office.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. WHITE OR
4fl colored, 10 do general housework
Can nnd easy work and a pleasant home
1 IN n family OF two Address T-45. Evening
! Journal Office. nov22 81.
/ WANTED - RELIABLE WHITE
w woman 20 40 washing md assist in
upstairs work IN small family Apply be
tween and +. NJ No. 007 franklin
street nov22-2t
/ EXTANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, |
W white or colored, 10 help with house
work. VIII pay good wages. Apply at
once. Address Josiah S. Wilson, George |
town, Del nov20-4t.
lNXTANTED-GIRLS. OVER "a YEARS.
w for topping and knitting; good svages
paid while learning. Delaware Hosiery
Mfg Co, Fifteenth ana Walnut street5.
noviB-tmo
NXTANTED- D-ENpERIENCED SALES (
" lady for drygoods. notions. gents 4
furnishings. etc. Apply Fiorentino De |
plrtment Store. S. W. Corner Fifth and |
Lincoln SITS. eau evenings. nov231t.
INEXPERIENCED FEELING MA
- CHINE OPERATORS WANT
ED, GOOD PAY. IN EXCELLENT /
WORKING CONDITION, STEADY
WORK. APPLY 2i7 FRENCH
STREET SECOND FLOOR.
noyS-lmo
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

kDhite0- Fi'e DIE AGED WHITE MAN
NEW YORfairy farm; must be good
ob. S. II. Smith. Silver
Smith, the iamou nov2f-eod-4t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

IiLAlNeroN GOVERNMENT CLERK
.,. e4aminetions coming. Hundredr
,aSe So, asdiately; SEQ month. SAMPLE
y hoehesier. r. Y. oetss.,r P''
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

<Srrp- OPERATOR FOR q. NJ
&c fnck. Apply p. r. Shaw Co, Second
= - &ombard SIS nov2l.3t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FTwO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il No 42O l.. Ninth ST. nov20-5t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
IL large floors, loaded with high-grade
and slightly used furniture and several
thousand dollars worth Of rugs at prices
and examine before buying elsewhere
Sold for cash only. Chas S. Hurlock,
Seventh and Poplnr streets. BUYER OF
whole households end factory surplus.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

VXTANTED-GIaL FOR GROCERY
~ store. with svne experience Diamond
Tea Co, No. 705 h'1r 81 nov22-2t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

z CLERK IN MAN
office. must be
figures. Good sal
no.. Address NJ 50.
nov22 80.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

MAN FOR HEAVY
ks IN PHILADELPHIA ;
perience. etc. Ad
$500. Philadelphia,
nOy22 1t.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

o OR OVER. EASY
pay, all year around.
is PcQuod Nursery
nov22 It.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23
PERSONALS.
WAII PAPER.

>------e~-~~->----->---
NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
~ papering done 81 up. Ben Kron, No
llnl Lancaster avenue Phone 35f6-R.
nov0-tf
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

VXrANTEp-sEA ALSO A
" caretaker for little children. Apply
Children's Home. Eiveryiew. novl9-t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

EN FOR HEALTH
france. Salary and
salary. Apply Sat
Room No. 3, Law
2 rket SITS. nov2j-1t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

WOuNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK
4 one with knowledge Of shorthand pre-
ferred address F-is, Evening Journal
Oflce. nov23 81.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

~ DrNG NAN STENOGRAPHER AND
bill clerk unusual opportunity and
salaryt Address MSS, Evening Jour
Ofiea nov21-ft.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

d. STEADY JOB;
ne but a good man
Isi 81. Evening Jour
n0v20 g.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

CooK wsNTED-APPLY no. 1920
- Rodney s., nov2-St.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

/ ULL1erRs WANTED APPLY =. J..
5~r-~->~-szaphrsy eonirattDr. Wintsrthur. Dsl
It'd
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

R FILING AND
be careful and re-
onces. Apply n q.
table Building
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

Faro aANrED-SALEsafEN TO WORK
ana ul evenings Good opportunities for
wires Call in person. No. 233 Mar
I'll street nov23-2t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

9hrRs wkSTEI,-APrLY THoNP.
may25-fsisat-mon-tf.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

- ------~-------
VK7ANTEn-CO COOK. APPLY NO. 2lcO
" Bayaro Ave. noyl9-u
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

TNANTED - WAITRESS AND UP
w stairs girl; also cook. Apply Ger
man Intelligence Office, No. 220 North
Adams st. octl1-eod I'm.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

MATTED IlMEDIATELY 49, NAMES.
men. women ls or over, wilhing to
,R2ne soeetnment clerks. SIS month
sc'5s We. Evening Journal once.
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

DooKKEEPEB- MUST HAVE KNowL-
- edge Of typewrting. Steady position
for right party. State salary desired. Ad
dress T-41, Evening Journal Office
nov22-3t
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

he summed 10 up. an
70 the effect that If
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

~ nov ANrEp-NAN TO WORK IN STA
= rev bic az night Apply Wm. Freebooter
played re &c Pennsylvauia avenue ana Lin
Of Mas.st noysz-St
Evening journal., 1917-11-23

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. WHITE OR
4fl colored, 10 do general homework
Can ind easy work and a pleasant home
IN n family Of two. Address T-45. Evening
journal Office. nov22 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-23
How Old Are You
By Your Hair

You may be thirty 81 years, bu. Il you
: are bzlt-flesdsd, gray, Or your hair Is
dry. br1ie. ecgaxgiy and ugly looking,
.peoD.s will surely take you 20 De many
years cider. DandruH il ths cS,use of
.rnost hair troubles. Il clogr the scalp
PORES and prevents tie hair roots from
getting the nogrishnsnt nature intended:
Your hair becomes faded, dry, s1reaked
and scraggiy-talls cut. badly and new
hair c1Ssno. grow unless the ROOTS are
Immediately yitAlized and properly nour-
shed II you want beautiful hair ana
lots Q. II you must get nd o. osndr1r
TO % rhis quickly, safely and a. niue
serp<rse there is nothing so effective as
par4slan sage l1guid forTDJ which you
.esn get 81 any drug store lie guar
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-23
Augusta Boy Writes
Interesting Impressions
OF Somewhere i'm France"

The following letter was written by
Cecil " Pullon, WHO Was among the
first to enlist in Battery T., First Maine
Heavy Field Artillery. from Augusta
and was later transferred into the
Trench Mortar Battery under com
mand Of fnpt. Roger Greene Of Lew
lston. ana Is now Somewhere in
France" ~ith HE battery:
I'm active serlicc with British EN-
peditionary Forces, November. 1917
Dear mother.--f an'sending you a let
ter 10 let you know that | am well and
feeling fine. II certainly looks funny
over here 10 what il does at home. II
is moi 80 bid after all. but I would
rather y" ~ the good old T. :. A.
hope TO tnd Howard Soper someN hero
before long AS it viii seem treat &c
sec somebody from your home that vou
know. ~ they are al strange faces
over mere" w" are stationed nov at a
rest camp Please have the X. j sent
10 me Write as sdon as You re.
ceiNe THIS letter and send two letter,
SO ! VIII he sure and get one. az il
takes =" long for mail TO reach hero
ono Of the things that gets me is tina,
when You buy anything and give then
SILVER tleN give YOU YOUR change il
pennies enough Ia start a Junk shon
Hoping YOU are all well. CECIL"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
To Play Allentown

Principal William 3. Jack Of the
Portland high school, received tele :
gram from the Red Cross soldiers at
Allentown. Pa. Wednesday, stating
that they would bring a team TO Port
land TO meet the strong Portland high
eleven at Bayside park. Dec. /. The
Allentown boys are composed Of all
former Portland boys. many of them
being stars and graduates Of the school
and are in the United States Ambu-
lance Corps, Section 606. The Alien
town team has not been defeated this
season. having met many Of the sec
ton outfits stationed at the training
camp. The game has been long looked
for by the Portland football fans and
a laiRe crowd is expected to be pres
cnt, the proceeds going to the mess
fund OF the camp. Among those who
are on the Allentown lineup are: Bill
easel, a former member Of the school
faculty ard the high school agsrega-
ton and Holy Cross college team:
Tar WEIGH. who played end on the
Portland eleven, and Joe little. 4 for.
msr captain Of the high school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-23
THANKSGIVING PARTY
Given by Members Of Mrs. Gays Sun
day School Glass

a THANKSGIVING party was given last
evening At the home Of Mrs, George
l.. Gay, 80 Grove street, by the Ad
dies Daughters. club composed Of
the members of Mrs. Gays class of
Young ladies in the Penney Memorial
Sunday school. \ big thTonG Of Young
people were present and were delight
fully entertained. Pumpkin pie, an es-
sential Of every Ira nksgiving repast,
and also douEhnuts and coffee were
served. There were several contests
to the winners OF which prizes were
awarded. Included among these WAS
an old fashioned spelling match and
"A unique race, open only to the Young
men, in which the object went to the
first TO cut across a piece Of cheese
cloth. Each contestant was equipped
with n pair Of duh scissors. Adde'S
Daughters presented Mrs. Gay with a
fine birthday cake.