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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
LOCAL NOTICE

Tutoring in Latin, French and English.
Miss Josephine T. Ward, Sc Melville St
Tel. Ism. octl9eod6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19

The ladies who have been sewing for
the Red Cross at the Parish house
will hereafter meet in the aldermens
room at City hall, beginning this after
noon at the usual hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
Mrs, Sarah Hill

Word has been received of the death
Of Mrs. Sarah Hill, which occurred
Tuesday. Oct. is. at her homo in DeA-
ter Mrs Hill was resident Of tins
town A few years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
Free TO
PILE SUFFERER
Doesn't hurt bit to ne corns
or cslluses of with fingers.

Don, he cut--Ur'il You Try This New
Home Method That Anyone Can Use With
out Discomfort or Loss of Time. Simply
Chew Up Pleasant Tasting Tablet Ooca-
sinnaIiv and Rid Yourself Permanently of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19
oct1Sd3t

Old folks dance at Manchester
Grange hall. Friday evening. Oct. l..
Admission % cents; ladies. 10 cents.
oct17d5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19

son will entertain the Lithgow Club We'd
nesday afternoon, Oct. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-19

Trainmen $4,000 worth Of household ,
goods which are claimed to be exempt.
israel Bernstein is his attorney.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

500; MO. un0 Gel, SAB $3.50
600; yomS, 6oB, $3.50 500;
neue aartofieln, 6loy Sob, @Srimo,
$9.00-10.0O; SECONDS, $7.00-S.
SLIDE c, &robben un6 Ger
ropinS. - &arpien, @fo., 5-Sc.;
6lunOern- BIO, Csc; 9op S6no,
Stiid, 9Oc.-$1.OO; 2od. &fo.. 10
-20c. meiBer @ercb, 12--15c.; me-
Ohm, 6-Sc.; eel6erFer6, 12-15c;
fleiue bis medium GfuuO, Csc !;
@lodereIen, &fO., 12-15c.; Soilors,
groBe, &flinO. 12-15c.; meoiiin1 6
Sc; 9(ale, @fun6, 5-Sc.; Gatfiid,
Sc; CLANS, buuoert, 65-75c. !;
Secbtc, &fllno, 15-18c.; Seringe.
9oi 6unOert Gfuno, $3.50 200;
Suoppers, @tno, &c; 6roibe,
1ubeno, $40 200; wei6idolige
Gro6ben 0ubeuo. 6Oc. $t.OO.
SGute unO Go g. @eioI3ene,
2tc.; friide, t9c.; bei6Goigte. IT,
tSc.; 0rD Stint, $780,; Gol6, &c;
Sdof 75c.-$1.25; SGmmer, 10
60c.; 9uaen. 16-1Sc.; 8iegcn. 10
-25c.; Eolg, @iino, t0-11c.
gtin6oieb.-Sunge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 ThinO @elpidt,
8f6., 9-tOc.; Sticre inter 1000
9fO. @epibt 8-S1sc.; O6ien,
Gfo,, &c; 9uIIen 9SfO., 6-Sc.;
groBe ilnge Giibe, @f6., 6-Sc.; mo.
gere. 4-515c.; 9iibe nit Golb, $40
-65; mogere, @iO.. 9-31ac.
9 6meine. - SerfeI, ie nod
@r6Be, Stiid. $4.OO-5.00; Sboats,
ie nod @roBe, $5.QO-6.00.
GGGber. G6oice, 9iruo, 1872
-14c.; quite, @funO, @io. 13-t315;
idwere, Stiid, $tS-22; roube, Stiid
$t4-16; fIeine, mo9ere. $50.
2Gmmer unO 2 dale. TIT
G6ocie, fette Sdoic, @iunO, Sc. !;
quite, 5-6c. rollbe, Stlld, $2.OO-
800; oIte 9ode, BIO. 6-7c.; 5riib.
ia6rS-2dmmer, fette, 45 bis So &flno
ibper, 8fO, 15-t6c.; cute bis mitt.
lere, @funO, t4-15c.
Ga6ot (WlorDlanO), 100 9funN.
SSnierior III. Trolteo, So -s; gu-
Ter gepobnIider mo oriiuer, $1,000
1900; gutter 5erp6bnlider, $t4.0O
100; mitteImdBiger, $3.50;
gutter bis rotber, $2t-24; SoncD,
$3.50; SeconOS, geW0bnli6cr
bis mitteImdBieer, Sill; &c.
COMBS, gutter Biz feiner. $tS-22;
@oD &nbaf, fire.cureO, $50; Up
per Country, air-clIreO. $S-17
@angelbofte uno idIedt gemiibte
@erpadilne BE. pro Yhmo ME.
origer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

321@c.; @oiiern Shore @lo. rmO @a,
321ac.; weitlide (S6io), 3215c.; So.
So, 3215c., iuOlicbc (N..GD, 3t1Ac.
9utter. separator, @iunO,
39-4lc.; &rintS, y YfunO. 80
4ic.; &rintS, I %funo, 80 -4tc.;
YIods, 3 @funO, 39-4tc.; Goirp
Yrints, @O., @a. 3d. 29-3tcy
5torcpodeO. 29c.; &oGs, @lO. imO
9o. Soc; &oas, @.-@o., SOC.
9e6enOes @efIiigeI.-Siib.
ner, @inter. 2 Emno unO peuiger,
@fO, 35-3Sc.; 6rii6ia6rs.Sii6ner,
@fO, 4O-42c.; oIte Scmen 22c.;
olte SG6ue, 12-13c.; @nten iunge,
16-17c.; fleine, 15-t6c.; Sou6en,
olte unO iunoe Yoore, 35c.
@obnen un0 @r6ien ~
Sbinncu @rbien 8ui6eI, $500
800; glelp Gro @rbien, @ul6eI,
$500; @Ind ooer Son @rbien @u.
l6cl, $2.9O-3.0O; Country meiBe
@obneI 9ui6eI, $5.5O-6.OO.
0bituno @emiiie. glcpfel,
SEEN gorf, SAB, gir. I $3.OO-5.50;
9|r. 3, $500 3.75; 9o6nen, Crime,
aorb, $t.25-t.50; &erI6obuen 9orb
$t0O-t.25; ga6sbobnen, aor6,
$1.25-t,75; 9lotbriiben iiiOlihe,
9unoel, &c; arout, 5loriOa,
Crate, $6OO-70O; glorfolt Sob,
$3.50 800; G6arleiton Crate, $500
500; Sellerie, Slo. Siite, $i.00-
1.75; @urfen 6loriOo, Gor6, $t25
-t.5O; Sale, 9lorioIf, SAB, $100
-t.5O; aopIialat, 5Iorioa, aorb,
$tOO-t.5O; 3piebeIn neue EeroS,
GiIte, $500 -2.25; @feiier Slorioa,
Grotc, $3.50 300; Spinat glor-
foIf, Sab, $i50- $50; Gomateu,
iyoncp, Carrier $2.5O-2.75; G6oioc,
$t.75 2.25; Spareel, Cbo, $3.50
800; &aoieshen, aorb, 25-50c.;
gr6ien 6la., aorb, $i.50-2,00.
GortoffeGn.- @eiBe, 9uI6cl,
SO. .g2o. unO ga, 1926 $40; 9lew
9Jorf 1926 $40; @oItcrn Shore
$3.0O-3.15; iiiBe 9orofieln, @aIt-
ern Sbore, So, gel6e, SAB, $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

iuoItcr, an Charles 9. @1ortin, g}orO-
icite 9ionOoll-StroBc, ndbe gottcrD.
glpenue, 1873 bel ~.
Nlarp s. Sobnion on oeniel6en,
9Ir. 2437, 8orcloDsStr.
6. So5n @. 9eoell, Gerwolter, oil
s. 9lopmono @erIuig @runoitiide.
5, &apmonO @erpig an ella @.
Garl, 2 @rlinoitiide.
@OnnmO Is. @rince un0 6rou al
So6n Sngrom Grince, 2 @runOitiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
6urmIanO gu perfunfea.


~ a + II I a II .
a 81 oas ioeaIe Scim oes CORNERS, benn
" Gle iinoen bier 6as geiiiuoee 3lima, Die
4. ieniien 2anoiiraBen, oie oi6ieiien Bers
iebrsmeGe, bic befeu 9Rdriie. eules 2ano 5u
a biuigen 8reiien, In angenebmer oeuiicber
y Wddbarl6aii g8r Daben feline Torli1s
pos, Se3lerneH ieine o,SnLeiienpIaeen,
a mir iielS aeniigeno &eQeniau baben.
" Sir &aialog, Bel6rebung oeS SiaaieS
a WiarDIano, idlreiben Gle nod beute an
b 2Snt. oSii66erS 9SS sSltimors, III. Saq5Is. SlS.
lglni9-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
OlrnnSitiifs.l .ltebcrtrnannnen.

DuW llllO Orall, 0lIlelIe gSllIellSsHDe'
me, nobe 5reOerid glOenue, 1873 bel
So.
SSulio 6. g. E6onien an @2aro @.
9. SowarO, Oitieite 2anoole-StraBe,
na6e Yarf- -9lpenue, 90 6ei 100.
@il6lr 6. 0iron m0 8rauon M.
SamuelS, 9tor0ieite Baltimore ,uabe
@oD. .StroBe, 2t.1t BEL &C.
9itle Guarantee on0 Gruit 60. an
Gooleno s. 9o6ernagel, 9lorOmeitede
Gliiton-9lpenue lmO IA. StroBe, 1875
6ei $50.
g8. Q. SoeD uno 6rou an 81. S.
9ieOOD unO 6rou, g}r. 1907, @eit.So-
rotogo-StroBe.
6. 5. Gallagher 0ieoloD 60 an Oie
Sadion Square 8. & 2. g., 9}r. 308,
observation-disclosures.
Soiepb 6. g9bite GeoltD SO. an
Sol. Somione mo Sroii gtr. 1929,
SItMonument- StroBe.
gllfre0 Q. gtileS, Germolter, al G..
GoIoiben Siioieite 0iul6errp., no6e
Oregon. StraBe, t3 Del So.
George @. SoffmeiIter imo 6rau
an W}obel 9. @eOoicorO, g9eItIeite
Geutral-9lpenue, no6e @ooo6errD.
StraBe, 12 bel 1916.
Nlomie s. 9(lbrebt an G6nrIes g..
GoaO1, @eitieite @loDer- -StroBe, nobe
Soirmount.9lpemue, 70 bel 70.
G6orleS g. GoooD an Monie 6.
9u6reht unO @otte, @eitieite @Ioper.
StroBe, no6e 6oirmount-9loenue, y
bei 70,
81. s. Stord an @eo. 8. SinfeI-
man Siiieite @llmooO-9loemie, no6e
8oDette.S .StroBe, 1876 bei 65.6.
i. S. SdloBitein, @erluolter, an
g. 6. SSreenD, 10 @runoltiide
Soro6 6. Bourne an @iQiom g..
@}cGoro, g9eItieite Selma @locc,
no6e Sorotoga-StroB 10 6ei 55.
9eiiie GonroD, 9ta6laBoerpolterin,
an 9eiiie GonroD. @eitieite Stodton,
no6e @reBtnon-StroBe, 1919 6ei 80.
Seiiie @onroD an @illiam g9ater.
man un0 6rou @eiiieite Stodtou-,
no6e StroBe, 1919 bel 50.
SSIooc 9erfooib uno 6rau an 6.
6. Goldberg, SiiOieite ser 6ranflin.,
na5e Ngiton StraBe, 1876 bei S0
G6arles 6. Goldberg an Seannettc
6. 9otbmon gtr. S05. @elt-6ront.
lin-StroBe.
Clarence 8. Blum mo 6rau an
MorriS Glein 3 @runOltiide
Solomon 9ioienblatt rmo 9luoerc,
an @merp Gisnep, SioIeite ser
9}ort6-9loe, na6e &opfinS-9lpe., IA
bei 80.
9l. @merb GisneD1 an 9eni. Sis
man, Siioieite ser 9lort6-9lOe. nobe
9futlon0, IA bel 80.
S6oS. gS. 9rlnoige, Gruitee an i.
8. SuB nnO 6rou, 3 @rlmoitiidc.
Gpol0 9liirom an @eoro Bilbao II.
6rou, Siiooiiieite Der E6ames.Str.
nn6e 9rooopap, "A bel 50.
Sobn $. @ogner umo @ottin, al
SoQie .. Seeger, 9|oroieitc ser
9}ortb -9Ioe, no6e SlingIrif-2oue, II
bel 90.
6. 5. Gallagher 9leoltD 60, an
Sterling g. 3. & g. 81. @eiiicite Oet
9iobinion-StroBe, no6e Seiferioniirv
10 bel Co.
GerieIbe an oeniel6cn SiiOpeItiei.
te ser Montpelier- Strobe, na6e Sor-
,ioro-9l0e, "A bel &c.
gSm $. @roiflin an elmer 10.
Sorper, Gctbt, Eitel ino Sntereiien
in elmer 9o6n
Gbos. 6. 2ibinger imO @ottin al
@m. IS. @ru6er uno 6rouL 2 @rlnO.
itiide.
Gerlelbe an 6ronfIln Z. 6orO, 3
@runOitiide.
Geriel6e an Nlorgoretb 9. @eorge
2 @runOitiide.
Gerielbe an @miIp s. Smit6, 9lr.
32l @Dman-Yorf-
@eter @il6ert an @m. 6. @ilbert
unO 6rou, Sii0ieite ser Sorlem.
9lpey nnabe Gutelono, IA bel 70.
Niobt Seif an SeIena 9ll6oue6,
1906 &nminD-Strabe
9lnoreoS &roeger rnO 6rou, an S.
9laie mo 6rau, g9eitieite Ser
6rienO6urD- na6e 9afer. 9IOe. 10 bel
'S0.
6ranf 0iobof GealtD SO an @eo.
S. &lein unO Satin gIorooiietc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Sine qciebic f5rnu ooer 0(do6en iiir auges
mene 0ausdrbeit; guiea 6eu uno outer eo6n.
gacb3utragen Wr. 22l, &eit.6amoeusS StraRe.
(Yiai20 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Baltimore Naarftbcridjt.
Q a m 4 a q, 10 Wlai 1911,

@lebl. ~ 8ufubr 1t.493 6Giier,
eini6IieBIih 9464 .6diier 5u Occult
%oint unO 5771 6Giier 5u Canton.
Gie Ototirungen poren Uie folQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
8crIaust -@anuer uuO Suaben.

@Crlnngt:
3mei auie 6entide Yerimtcriiatter; miinen
fclbIt1nbg 1r0eiten funnen nno Der engltdlcu
Spradle madlia fin. 9lppllanien, pcldc Siirs
gtr Der Der. Siaaieu ien miincu, wOllen &C.
fndc Idriihim M s.. ", Nein5 Seutiher
6UrreIpDnoent" ridten. (Wiai20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
(5dben-
l1il0rr
Itir3tn!
Gs beOarf fciucr llHiUeriitGts-
SilOnng, nm einem Wlauu seiuu-
ben MenidenUeritauO 81 seben.

pCH WtSHluJSHptAHuWp OH BNptN'
acbDrgte @iNunen bebin0ert. sle bniien
ieinc Alma Oiater, nnRcr bcr N,nher
Nuibmenbigicit. glbcr iuae bOo nuncbl,
10 iunnem ale Senier bio 81 ocm Oinun,
Der bic 5ampilrait entoedt 5niammeu.
inNcn, unn nc Mlle inhen Eiuac nun a.
nem Driainnlen Gtnnopunit an, Sie ser.
it0rtrn bic 01tcnDilOcr alter Sbeeu.
0inco Der iclteuiiu Siunc IN Der lRclt
tit Der Blid iu bic 3uiuuft ~ ncuc Wcs
oanteu 5u iniicn bic nddlite 9ecnonua
bee HeDcne ridtig 81 beurtbeilrn bic
Wpgcnbtiber oer 0rridwbrcr So 5eritJren,
gSenn cln OlnnH tine @enounn ium.
men hebt uuo TOR oui bnlbcm gca cut
leaeupeBt ~ eriaRt ibu pic .Qtnitloe wrle'
Genhett bctm Mrm Or lit bcrcit, bic
ei1gen Der &eridlwDrer 30 iiiir5cn, cue
btcle mincu, mas iDueu ncidlicbt.
Wan nbcrrnidltc nlidl nidlt I'm 9hllnfc.
ais bic 6abrllanteu bennnneu, has ens
blihlm 80 beorilnen, Sd Daiie mclne
6uutrnttc uur bieicr 3cit nbncidlluncu nnD
ne tnanicmtbnr aemnnlt In bate ben
,Snilcu BET oeu O0rneru". 0eutc ftir5e
ldl ibrc W1tcn, mul 1T bcm Nlnginno
ibrer ejier So Ucriintcn.
Snl iaac Sbncn Jest, luie bieS In lcRicn
Sabre nno Sa1re poroem ianir, n
merbe bte 9earGbnib. b.Yreiie
IN Bite 0a attte fdneto oeu. sie
iSuneH bel mir Gin Seard6nlR fir $40
beitcnen, iiir bas Sbuen Ansere $3.50
NNtA NtIA VNAAANtNt ZAN ANNNAM MNW
ueiier aegen sle i5nneu bic $500 bis
$500 SegrdbuiNe aubercr 0duier nc6men
nno alle lire Rreiie balbireu.
2eenn Sie 81 oieiem 0auie fontmcu,
luerDeu etc bic BBtcn Der HrciSi1Hlae w
Splitter 5eridlmettcrt ilnocu.
pelft glu0eren.
9iatben ele SBrrn Trrnnoen, 0icib ba.
bnrdl ~ iparen, ban iie ben Eumer.Dieuif
beruien, iuenn Der ROtbinn ciHtrltt.
3eidcn Slc ibncn, iute Diclc tSrtfas
bier nnlt ge5Gblt Uerbeu, fir pelnle lln.
Oerc bon So bis $40 beredueu.
bic NenuRung Der ErGuerieier.Narlnr
HeinleuiramepDrt ans Stabt.OoiUitdlcm
Sauieuoe 5uireOeuer Iamiileu iprcdeu
Deittc bnuDu, iuie uiel Oiclo iunen O0H Oies
icm p0uie eripart lUurbc.
Sauienbc nuOere acben mir Nndbalt
burdl ermntbigenocn 0iHiluR Mno ilnier
ltiIuHB In melnem nneini1eu 0ampi nc.
nem bObe 3reiie.
geerbeu sic einer berlclbcu lcin2
NerOeu Ste Ndl nuf Seiteu bes 1iedllc
gegen Wepalt itelleuy
Gurner,
90s Saus ber GriparHiNe,
SrOaOpag nno CliOer-Str.
8ipei arohe @ebduoe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

eduittmaoren. Grocerii. unb efnh'edoen
oclalnt oeaen Qadr Oi1n gebe @il3elneleh
an. .,eoutben SObbing Co., veE ~, TGlt"
plore, Wib. O|prs4'l"H)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Steneuseinde.
@eldafts-@ @elescu9citeu.


3u Oeff1nicN'
Gire gdderei In eiHem mdbieioen gSeliern
0iarnian6 Sid6iben; cute 2aee mio madt
ouie Gei0diie. 3pe rEruds" IN @enuenna.
9u6 cine in eneni Berqpefl = iaols5en; f,9
man Battery, GenfGer Gorreiponoent.
(Oiai1S-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

sine cute seleeie oeuii4e 5rau fir io6en,
muB gtadts bleibeu; bringt bette 9mpiebhns
gen nit yla65uiragen 5piden 10 uuD ~
NdiiaQs bel Mrs. VI. WiGrtn, yir. 1891, 9Orbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

20 gldersSarm, ber6eiieries qano. 10 Wlei
len bon Baltimore. 25 Winuens@ana bon
Station. S150000 glorefe @ni. 2nndt, yir
721, Norb'Snrleg' StraRe. (Niai17-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

@6mieo. Whb ole bDbiie 0laiie ornamentale
Gbmieoe glrbeit pollitdnoig perlieben. @uer
Qobn itetige gtrbet feline glrbeiislt0rung. glores
fire: she Z. Sdrcibcr e suns g., NtnetH'
natl, 81 (0d19-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Sine QSdrierin, I'M nit nab oen @e6rgen
5u geben mo bel lecDter 0ausarbeit bebiilllid
8n ieiu. gsa@8nraeen nSouleoaro NpaItmentS",
(Wiait9-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
gcrIamst- -5rancn nnS MaOdcm.


&eribeoene 0ldocben uno Sr1uen in @mais
lir Sabrii: quite H0bne ,,Yurcclain 0nnmcl g.
WHg. GO." S'SDnnell. nnb g. StrnRc
(U}ai20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Sin meiBcs Mdo0en ODER qeiebte Srau fir
aQQenleine 6ausarbeit gn13uirdgeH bel Gals
men's, gir. 1915, Sarclags gsStraRe.
(Uiai20 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
3n Ocrtautcn.

gu pcrfnuicn:
9ineS Der icbbniien ileinen Sdufer in gSas
broof 5ipeiit1di9; groBe 3inlmer uuo 9oo.
@roBer cemeniirier 0eller, SeiBmaers s8ei5ung.
@ulnoitid II bel 100 SliB; born Lerr1iie, bins
ten Ocmenoes@arieH Ncu tdpe8trt uno ans
geiiri6cn. gid6ercs Gr. 20O9 gsinoior.9Ocnne,
5wii6en uno llbr (Wtai13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Sin 9dder ols cute 3mefie Sano outer 9o6n
gab8uiraqen in Der Sfiiee bes ySeutl@er
6Drrciponoent". (Uldtl9-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Sine qeiebe Srau ooer Wldoden iiir au9es
neine Sausarbeit; ques 0eim mo outer SoDn
gtn63uirngeH gir. 224, &eit'6amoensStr
(Uiai20-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
3n Oermietbcn.

3n Ocrmictbeu
0bblrtcs Simmer nit ooer o6uc Noli Gad6s
5uiraaen gr. 1856, Carrot. suaBe.
(Wa2O-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
(qRai2o- 2o)


Webrere Wldnner, nm ii6 in elmer &arlor
9epartement mo &erpadraum niiblb 8u ma
den. @uter pobn uno idii Elm 5eoer fam ole
9rbet berrDten. lian meloe lid olort IN
gir. Cos, @eit.RrattaStraRc. (Wtai2O- 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

q u I. ONTNUI dIUITIIVIIs
(Sn 100 YfunO SGden.) 9ro Come,
Spring gS6eat Bran $43.50-44.00;
g9eItern N}i00lings, $l6.O0-46.50,
Seu unO Strob. II 3uflibr.
Seu 2S6 GonneL Strob fl Eonnen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

Yerlanat:
Saus6dIiern in Snmilie bon Bier t4); iet'
lie ggdIc6e o0er 4ldten 9ta05uragen Nr.
1920, GDergrecn Serrace. (Oldi11-le,2O) B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

vNeIing" AperutDts
flr .lIuion Special Wla6nes" aub nSems
merS": bieI 9lrbeit; bette 9reiie be5ablt.
stuart, 3eitb & 60,
1aHcites uno Grccnes StraRe.
(Uiait6-23)
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

Our fine complete stock provides
The choicest of Christmas Gifts. The
New Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15
ny FAssErrs DEPARTMENT STORE
.Uben every other ability fails, try reliability"

We are enjoying a very good bust
ness in our toy department on the
second floor. We have been little
slow in getting our toys lined up this
year, but we have splendid assort
ment and will please you.
Word was received from Happy
Baird this week that he had passed
for the Navy and would leave on Fri
day for California.
The price of bread has been on the
change this week. The government
compels the bakers to make a pound
and one and one-half pound loaf;
this makes a little larger loaf than
formerly and increases the price per
loaf little but is really decrease as
the size more than makes up the
increase in price.
In our hardware department you
will find many articles that would be
ideal for Christmas presents. Pocket
knives, aluminium ware, Pyrex cook
ing ware, flash lights, etc.
Wife: "Do you know you are
growing handsome, hubby?"
Husband: Yes, it's way I have
when it gets near your birthday or
Christmas"
We received notice tn; fore part of
the week that our Food license would
be here within the next few days.
The law compels all concerns who
sell more than 100000 of food
products at retail to take out a gov
ernment license This law went into
effect on November l, 1917, since
which time we have been under gov
ernment regulation
We are using small evergreen
trees for Christmas trim again this
year.
Read our advertisement for Holi-
day suggestions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

hest reputation that you can
| is 10 be known for your rellapll-
How much better you feel ana
much more pleasure as well as
!, you are sure to have If your
.,gs are with concerns who are
,,n for their reliability, every
.orn must have more or less abil-
I'M, some are short on reliability.
Free sewing machine would
Le good Christmas present. we
|. sold several of these of late.
! he grocery department received
roe mart of a car of apples We'd
|dav. Quite a shipment of the
Iiton apples were among these.
Four and one half tons of dried
R was what one freight bill of
h that we received this week call
,or We have an immense output
food products and buy in large
|ounts and contract far enough
Iad so that we can nearly always
l. our customers some money.
h YOU will make it more of point
come down town in mornings
IN now to Christmas you will as
Il Yourself of better service in sell
! ng your gifts, as the afternoons
so very busy that we cannot
Idle all of the people as well as
|uld be.
The dry goods room has a very
|tty decoration in the way of ledge
hs at this time. A brass railing
h some 13 brass posts is mounted
top of the ledge and on top of
IA post is an electric light, each
/ of the store has 13 lights which
|kes IS of these and makes pretty
bet.
4
Only few weeks now until 1918.
Ein to get out from under your
u obligations before the New
br and start with clean slate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting of the stockholders of
The Consolidated Ditch and Head
gate Company will be held at the
Town Hall in Monte Vista on the
first Saturday in January, 1918, at
the hour of o'clock p. m, for the
purpose Of electing a Board of Direc-
tors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the said
meeting.
Dated at Monte Vista this 7th day
OF December, 1917.
CHARLES YDREN,
President.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15
The New Weiss-Chapman Drug
is aglow with the Xmas Spirit.
NOTICE!

ks Mike Deutsch has left the
lulz & Co. shop, ! have rented out
shop and am asking all who owe
an account to please see me at
fmers' Union Implement ware
pse and make settlement by note
cash. l also thank all customers
the nice business you gave us and
sure the new proprietOrs will ap-
Fciate your business.
Z. j. G. SCHULZ.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

)nly few weeks now until 1918.
,in to get out from under your
Z obligations before the New
II and start with a clean slate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

A new and attractive stock Of
Hand Bags, Shopping Bags, Purses
and Leather Novelties. Come and
make your Xmas selections at The
New Weiss-Chapman Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

Word was received from Happy
Baird this week that he had passed
for the Navy and would leave on Fri
day for California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

Make this Musical Christmas.
Buy PATHEPHONE, the real mus
ic producer. The New Weiss-Chap-
man Drug Co. Agents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

lis acres of Peas for sale cheap.
Call on John Adams, phone 3SF11,
Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

This wouldn't always be the busi-
est store if it wasn't the Best. The
New Ne'ss-Chapman Irug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15
FOR SALE

A REAL RIVER RANCH-with
plenty of water, cutting about 500
tons hay, fenced, fair buildings,
nearly all meadow land. 900 acres at
$51.5O per acre, terms to right party
320 acres early water, 70 acres al
falfa nearly all in cultivation, good
house and fair outbuildings, fenced
at $39.13 per acre. Water alone
worth 100000.
800 acres, good water, fair house
and outbuildings. 100 acres in alfal-
ia. $65.50 per acre
]. A. MCDONALD, Alamosa, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15

For Sa. e Cheap for cash or will
make easy payments on secured pa
par-one comfortable home consist
ing of room house modern except
furnace, good cellar free from water,
barn, corral and coal houses, lot
60x150; also a building site, one lot
60x150, large barn, corrall, coal
houses, and artesian well, cement
walks Both one block from depot.
d 3. CLARK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-12-15
New Stationery for Christ
mas at Fuller Drug Co.
New Cut Glass for Christ
mas at FullerS.
New Books for Christmas at
Fuller Drug Co.

The Navy will continue to accept
Registered men for Voluntary En-
listment after December 18th. En-
listment in the Navy before and af-
ter December 18th will be open to all
men between the ags of IS and 35.
Registered or drafted men may con-
tinue to volunteer for Navy enlist
ment upon yerhcation of the fact
that they are not within the current
quota of any local board.
Evening star., 1917-04-15

averages and StandlhEs OF seVti
leagues follow:
DISTRICT DJCkPIN LEAGUE.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES OF PLAYERS
tWho can qualify with 10 games or more).
Evening star., 1917-04-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE.
TEAM AVERAGES.

PRIZE WINNERS.
High team game-Genoa, a62-
Iicl, team ser-La Sale, 1895.
Winner second series team prize-Marque''e'
700. 20,
High individual acknowledgements, To-.
High individual set-Rrtz, 3i.. 900
High percentage strikes Mclaughlin. ~,
High percentage spares-J {. Howard, -:
High individual average. {. HOWARD in',
Second high individual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1u4-5. rr,.
Third high individual average-boitman'
High fat game-Draley, "a Moriarty, si
Prizes also to first and second hiGh averages
each team.
RECORD PERFORMANCES NOT INCLUDED
IN PRIZE LIST.
High team percentage strtaes-Nina l.a-: @,
High team percentage spnres-,e sota, o'oi'
Second high team game-la Sale "S-.
Second high team set--Genoa, l59l.
Second high individual gRme-H Hall l5l;
Second high indivdUal SEN. Griftir, 3'1.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES ABOVE 100.
J. c. Howard. 107-1; T. Griffin, 1olIo'
McNickle 1o4-5; Hoffman. 1O341 ]. H. Nc
Carthy 1914: Mclaughlin. l0l-6I; Morlar,y, ~
1Ol-5S; Moran 1O1-56: NJ. A. Griffin. lol 80;
Mess 1921; Lowry, 10l-6; McCaleb. loo-f6;
T. Murtaugh, 1904.