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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
RED CROSS NOTES.

Iberia Chapter shipped this
week two eases from the sewing
ard knitting department.
One solid case of knitted goods
consisting of sixty each of sweat
ers. mufflers, vristlcts and socks
is now in transit to the soldiers il
the trenches in France. This de.
partment has been under the di-
rcctions of Mrs. Dr. Sanders, who
has charge of distributing The
wool and receiving the articles
when made up, she with Mrs
Pomeroy have walked many
blocks to instruct the un-initlated
in the art of getting. these things
in the perfect shape, in which
they have been sent away in. y
few sets are in the windows OF
Scharff's store where all may see
the class of goods made by the
ladies of Iberia Chapter. Mrs
Sanders will again serve us as
the supervisor or chairman Of the
wool committee. The chairman
wishes to thank her for her un
firing efforts to get out as many
sets of our assignment as the pub
lie will contribute money to buy
wool. this will be the only reason
we do not make up the SIX hun
bred sets assigned us. Some OF
the work shipped was made by a
few ladies of Marcel and Mrs. Sid
ney Bradford has assisted in get
ing the ladies of the Island -
form knitting circle, where most
excellent results are being OBJ
aimed under her direction.
The Chairman of Iberia Chap
ter regrets to have to again call
attention to chains of any descrip-
ton being used in the name of the
Red Cross. We published a letter
from Washington sometime IN
June last, and another has been
sent the Chapter from Washing
ton, saying:
Washington, Nov 20. 1917.
In spite Of previous announce
ments that the Red Cross does not
any chain letters, and
that it has never authorized any
chain letter promoters to use the
name of the Red Cross in any
way, letters Of this sort are i'll
circulation. and many of them
have been forwarded to National
Headquarters for explanation.
The American Red Cross reite-I
rates that no chain letter project
has its approval. While some Of
hem may have been started in
good faith. mention of the Red
Cross is not warranted. You are
urged to pay no attention to anyi
such appeals.
G. B. o.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
CIVIL TERM OF DISTRICT
COURT.

The civil term of the Nine
teenth Judicial District Court
with Judge James Simon on the
bench disposed of eases as fol
lows:
Citizens Bank of Jeanerette vs..
Flee C. johnson, Judgment for
plaintiff.
NJ. & c. Wormser VS.. Louis Sill
vermin, dismissed at plaintiff 5
costs.
Joel Bahenfohr Co. versus Mrs.
Paul Mouret, judgment for plain
tiff.
Alfred Allegro versus Laurie
Haines. wife, case re-assigned to
January term for trial.
State Elk Rel NJ. Dominique,
City Marshal VS.. j, S. Powers,
City Judge, Judgment perpetual
ing writs of mandamus issued
therein.
Madison Leblanc versus Sylves-
ter Broussard. dismissed at plain
tiff's costs.
Mrs. Ruby Newman versus w.
D. Hunt, dismissed at plaintiff $
costs.
Mrs. Alexadine Miguel versus
Marcel Leblanc, husband, judg-
ment for defendant, rejecting
plaintiff demand.
Isaac Block versus A. G. STAINS
bury, Samuel Brooks versus A. M.
Black, Geo. Grimar ct ais versus
Junius Delahoussaye, Blanche HUI
lin VS.. r. w. Leonard, Patout
Bros. VS.. R. w. Leonard, judg-
ment for plaintiffs.
Haryes S. Fowlkes vs.. Widow
Aug. Erath, case dead docketed.
A. B. Romero VS.. j. n. Phalr
& Sons.
Marie LeBron VS.. Ulysse Ian
dry, re-assigned for trial at jan
uary term.
Succession Jos. Catalina, excep-
ton overruled.
Thos. Lee Welsh VS.. Susa Ell
berta Dunn. judgment ordering
defendant return to matrimonial
domicile.
Widow Joseph Hebert Del
cambre ct ais VS.. Marie Del
int. Judgment as prayed
for.
Jules Pellet vs.. Lee Oubre,
judgment for plaintiff.
Cases placed on dead docket
under rules of Court:
State ex rel A. V. Coco, Attor-
ney General VS.. San Carlos Irri-
cation Co.
Teche Canal Co. Ltd.
w. B. Sharp VS.. City of New
iberia ct ais.
Daisy Moses wife, VS.. John
Baptiste, husband.
A. B. Romero VS.. A. Jackson,
discontinued upon plaintiffs mo-
ton.
Amanda Broussard ct ais vs.,
Eve Broussard, dismissed upon
plaintiff motion.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24

Senator Aladdin Vincent. of Cal
casieu proposes to introduce at
the next session of the Legislature,
law which will forever put an
end to sreed maniacs. who rem
der travel on our highways dan
gerous to say the least. Sena-
tor Vincent says there will be
teeth in the law he has in mind,
and which he hopes to put into ef-
feet next year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
For q Weak Stomach.

As a general rule all you need
to do is to adopt a diet suited to
your age and occupation and to
keep your bowels regular. When
you feel that you have eaten too
much and when constipated, take
one Of Chamberlain s Tablets.
ADVERTISEMENT
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
Y. M. C.. A. DONATIONS.

We have been handed the fol-
lowing list showing the names OF
the citizens who subscribed to-
wards the laudable undertaking
of the Young Men 5 Christian AS
ISOLATION. From what we learn
there is another lst which also
contains some names not hereto
fore published. II is probable it
will be handed TO US in time for
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
RESIDENCE BUILDING FOR
SALE.

The. frame dwelling situated
in the rear of the John a. Gebert
home is offered for sale at a rea-
sonable price so as to clear the
grounds of all buildings, etc. See
the ur dersigned for figures. a
bargain if taken at once.
JOHN A. GEBERIr
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
To Cure Z Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. II stops the
Cough and Headache and works OF the Cold.
Druggists refund money II il fails to cure.
e. W. GROVES signature on each box. 2sc
sAdvertisement.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-11-24
What is LAX-FOS

UA'FuS u IN UsNOvEO CASCAM
"A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic
and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascara Bark,
Blue Flag Root. Rhubarb Root, Black
Root, May Apple Root, SIENNA Leaves and
Pepsin. Combines strength with pala-
table aromatic taste. Does not grippe. soc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav-
export, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso-
,ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06
,,Sprweeet.s 2ekellSMitteIautb.

$50 y crpb a gecsr,, "A. Sept. SHE
,SnsialSempfraten" ,bon Arntianln
|berlidert, bob gloripe9en MIR nod} .filr
eincu Wtprat 2ebcnsn,itteluorrdtbc be-
| ldbe, ,lnb bab oie;Giufubrausiidten ielr
|lHcd)t icicn. 9ie 3eitllus fprpert Die
|@csicr,,ng auf, s5ic Sripatporratbe sl1
beldNnauabmcu l,nb Die &outroEle iiber
.@mfubr lmo Observation-Disclosures
an uberne1nen.
@ie Mcmc gSieners egreie &reiIc fa9t -
Mmjterb q III, 4. Sept. Sic @iez
ner as'euc Srcie -Erelle lagt: "@ud etu
|lluporei,,genpu,n,enes 9alrhlelen .mub
s,l sem, ed,lub fiibren. oab YraIioent
gSiIlous Intlpprt Sic parteiiibite SN1rs'
itcrluua lit, Sic man lib oenfen lam.
cine 9urltellnug. ser iehes G'ercdtiee
feitseefiibl obacbt, boil po, 6einSle<
|ligtcit unp &oreiueenonmeubcit 9e9cu
geutlcbIano itedt uno seiet, Sab 9srdz
libeutSSilipn feline Mbnung ponSelltih=
|lqnbs politildenSnititl.tionc rno benz
Gbarafter bes Seutihen @oItcs bat.
Yrdiibent @ilipn bat ,es ipobl nibt
eeleier, oab lit ,Scm Sroaeb eeae''
Sa.flumlinolp flar 7cripielen .irorhen
1ift. ba6 ser 3rie9 BON ser militdrildeu
apltc 8uBlanbs entteilelt lpurSc. iosar
geaeu sen, @illen sbes ,3aren. eGr ipetB,
oSer ipiu es uiht tuilien. oab 1llrd
siidtbeadhlna Der s2RnSpner ,lnS saz
[riler Getlarationen eGrpbbriannieu
fir Sic ,nsliidlibe Soge Snr Gee berzs,
|auttportlih lit.
ssprnesems zSAiitSserl3ite ~, .Aussit.
e2ouSpu. 4. Sept. stortue9iiderr
sspdridtcn sllfolsc siusen I'M @pnat
Musuit 81 nortue9ilNe 3anSeIsldiffe
bon irseelan,mt iiber Al 900 Sunneu
perIoren. 90 Sseleute stamen nm,
s tperbeu uermibt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06

am, iinnil6eu Mecrhltlen. iudhrcro ppr
mebrereu Sageu cine groBc, aus Ircllz
sern, 3eritDrern uno Solldhpoten be-
ltebeube beiltldleSlottc erldbien llup cine
beftige SeihieBuna ser aiiIte besann.
SSic aus 3eliil,aiors bcridtct miro,
iiuo Sic Scutl6eu iest Nanit beidafs
tist. Sen Bigger uuo iin'lilhen @plf
bon Ninen s,t Itillbern, nnn nan era
irurtet, pab die sur llnterltileung Der
2anboperutioueu purd, oeu fmnlld]ell
Meerbuien eiueu SIottenun9riff auf
ct. Yetersburs unternebmen lperSen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06

itaot bas @prt .sdlub" iiber 8ubz
Ia,1os sbeilnabnlc on hem 8rie9e gez
idrieben iperben. Sariiber 9ibt nia,
iid bier teinen Slpcifclu irsenbipclder
Mrt bin. Nian 9laubt il,ocb, ia man
bofit ,iider. bab bonn au9enbtide Der
GerIesllns bes 8esierunaslises rad
Dsosfull hie propiioriidc 8esierllng ibr
Guberitcs tbuu ipirb, ,,m einen 10 9ro<
ben She'll Ser Malnitipns : iSabrifen
als tn6slit ua9 Dem Snneren gu
idaffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06
MuS 6el1t Mu5lan0e.


uGeine nmerifaniihc Npte tnnn bieic
BHturiihe @abrbeit je Gl,nern -"
q nft,e t ia III, 5. Sept. Sn ciuent
Snterpie,u NIT einem Vertreter Der
Ireiie tct ber beutihe &eidJsfansler
81. Wtidaelts cine Grfldrung besiiglidJ
ber Gnt6iilluneen semadjt, Die bei benz
5od,uerrat6sprssef nes friibcreu ruff
iden &ricesmiuiIters @en. SuutDmz
linuff aus 0td)t sebrafJt ,uurocn.
Ser &an5ler iaete: uSte GrflGrmn=
gen oes friibcren ruiiiid,en &riessmi=
niiterS ullo hes friibcren Weucral tabs
hefs Gen. Samuidfeuitd iino pun Der
grDeteu @id)tisteit. sic iinb gans oa=
nad araetban, bic 9egenbe SIT seritD=
rcn, oat Seutidlat,b at bent Musbrud
bes &riess ihulbis ,uar; unb ,uenn
bic. &erOffentlidung her biesbesiigliden
8erihte int s(uslaub aeitattet ,uirb,
,uirb lid bic 6fientlid)e Nieinuns Gmrp=
pas geswunseu ieben, ibr llrtbeil iiber
9eutidlamb 81 dnbern.
.Gs itebt Jest unaban6erlidj frit,
haR es nid,t 1entidltnuh mar, bas I'D,
bic 3ett fir ben .&rieg ,udbltc, iunoern
bic sen 3aren un1gebenbe Nilitarpar=
tel, bic inter Scn. !Gi,tflme nuu 1rauf=
reid, NIB @nglanb itanb. ltnh Scutid=
lanS irurbe ipwpbl ppn 6raufreid als
ppn Huflanb behrpbt.
"Nid)ts ipuit als ser mmt6uilligc
@iac nerbrederiider 2riessbcter
s,uane nns in bicien bittcren %crtbei=
oisunssfricg um 9aicin mnb ssrcibett.
&eiue amerifauiide Npte fuun oieie FL
itprlldjc 0abrbeit jc Gnhern, sic Jest
,uieber BON Gen. SumfhDmli1uff uno
Gen. Samuihfepith beitatist ,uprben
lit; mod fann Bic omsritaniide Note
nnieru feiten Gntidlui; erhbiitteru, in
treuer Giutrad)t s,uiidcn Grpuc unn
8ulf fir uuiere &rieesSicle SIT flint
pfcn: l,imlid) sic @rbaltung uniercr
Hedjtc auf 9eutid,lanos cinbeitlthen
8eitanb, sSreibeit uno cine 3ufunft ae=
iid,erter frtenli@er Gnt,uidluug, mpfiir
,,nicre S,elnen Jest ieit mebr als orci
Sabren f;impfem uuo blutcn."
i8eidstag ,uiro iiber 0rieben ,bcratbcm.
Mmiter ba.m, 4.Sept. Sm3eutid=
lauh berriht, trp1s Ser Grbitteruns Der
3rcile iibcr bic 9lut,uurt bcs &raiinen=
ten 8iliun ,auf bic ssrisbeuspuridldse
bes Gapites, il, ben einse,ueibten &rei=
len bic lleber5cmsmllg, baR Dic Trle=
Observation-Disclosures pur Seibnad,tel1
besiuncn .,uerSen..
9iad) bier ,eingetruiieuen Mclnmngelt
,uiro lid Der @eihstaa lit ieiucr am
26. b. VI. beaianc,,oen i.dd)itcn Sa=
euue ausidlieflid) NIT Scr 6ricoens=
frasc bcihaftiaen. Ser pum Centrum,
ben Sustaloemufraten, ocn 9atiunallt=
beralen unb ,bem 6urtihrittlern sebil=
bette @lpd iull beidlphen babcn, sescn
bic 9sinimal .Trieoensbcoingu'1se'1
Der Mesiermne Stellung SIT ncbmcn,
i,m elite ,ueiterc GrnldIisums hcriel=
bert su crsiuingcn NIB Der Gaitsler Sr.
!NsiGaelis mill aneeblid nadscben, TN,
hen sSricnen m6slid su mahcn.
Sic neutide 3esicruus uiinid)t, bas
sic .fSriene,,sb sbcupll mGd)tistcn cnt,uener
im S,nag, ins8eru ubcr in &upcnbasen
5uiammentreten, wiirne abcr BIC bpl=
lIrbiidc ,S,anptitant aIs Crit fiir bic
sprsieben.
Scr lpHbpuer SSud)enbcrtdJt.
9pnbun, 5. Sept. Saut amtlidcr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06

Geutl1lano. G5 gibt Elm Seutlblan0
oas ben Abt0nlmlingen Der SDbne bes
@aterlanbs = lnb oiele f0nneu in jez
bent 2anb Der gr0e in jS6aareu gez
iunbeu iperben - iebr nabe sitebt. Sc
lit bas 9eltldhanb per, 8ersanecnbeit
ipeldes an Die aiebe llnb Beiplln0eruna
Der ,D0lfer nller 3uneen appellirte. gs
1T bas 9eutIdlano bon Qiebe unb Noz
mantif. bon Aoelie 1lnb Gang. bon
Nh,lif, bon .&,lnlt llnb 2iteratur, bas
9eutldln1o Ser WoHsliebe unb bes
pDltilden Gebens. 'Gs lit Das 9eutl6z
.lonb. tpie es in ben 9er3en jener tpeiz
ter lebt. tpelde lie6eu, mas berganz
gen it,"
salomiti bittet I'M 9iilfe.
81 IN Dorf, 4. Gept. Ser Nieieu1
brano in Galoniti bat 5ipei Grittel per
i9tabt in Sdutt unb ,Al6e sele9t, lo<
.!pie 10000 Eerlonen an Ben 8ettel>
itab gebra6t. S1n Nameu ser Sbba6<
Iolen, bic ,tueber Aleioer nod 9sabrung
baben .erflebt @iirsermeiiter .Musbelu<
iis bieier BON Sen Nqiirten belesten
grieduden .stnbt 6iilie bon Batter
&aiderboder. 8iirser1neilter Nitdea
bat seltern .folgenSes Telesramm err
balten: !
Gin i,lrbtbarer grauo bat -stpe;
Grittel BON Saloniti beruidtet. .uno
10000 Rerlpnen iinb obne Sboad
uno @eibune. 9iele sIernlten itpenz
Den ,iid flebentlid an SIRE pbiIontroz.
pilbe @eiinuun9 unb bitten ,lm 9ilfe.
@lei95eitig bitten ipir, Sic anberen
Stdbte Sbres 2anbes bon 4nierem
llngliid gu benatridtisen.
9aeaternbe &eserio iolbaten beitraft.
San an tonio, Ser. 4. Sept.
@or eincm ,8riessseribt unter gorlib
bes Generals 9iudHan tam Sic am
20. SUM- in 8aeo itattaefrlnbene 01euz
terei 5ur Gerbanolung. Gin g}egeriolz
sat erbiclt 10 llno ,iiinf meitere ie,
5 Sabre 8udtbaus BET ,idmerer arz
belt.
s9enbers ,.6reie 2aft ). 33atel. " i
s9senber, a. Sept. Genbers oriz
sinelles ~Srei 2uft 9otcl" fat in
oieier Saiion sn1ebr ais 10000 8eluz
der beberberat uuo has 3eltlaser I'M
@taot Yart ,hfro init lebem' 'Sabr po~
pularer. Ser Ylan, sutomobilzg gou<t
rilten init 9iadtlneern llnter freiet,.
Qimnel .5,l beripreen, 1uurSc bereits
bor .mcbreren sSabren angsnpm'neu,
unb has fir pas 3eltlaaer beittn'nte
greal I'M Stabt Earf umfabt ettpa
175 ,9Mraeuen. bon -tpel6en, iehe etnz
selne erol5 aen,lg >altn1 slufid(aeen
zines eroBeu 3eltes lit. esluberoem lit
geni!eeub Huum fir eineu Gutomobtlz
Yarf borbanben.
Sic 8eiuder liefern ibr ciaenes3elt
l,nb pert01isen it'd !lelblt. Gie Staot
aber ioret fir bic nDtbieeuSequcmlihz
feiten. Inn Sen Mufentbalt I'M Sreien
ansenebn1 slt maiden. gaop5erte ,pon
Muiitfapellen finben icben slbeno i'll
ser mes 3eltlasers ,itqtt. l'no aud
fir a,.bere llnterbaltun9en, ais @pot%
fabrten etc. lit gelpr9t. Sieles ,3eltz
lager pirb belouhers spiel bon Souriz
Iten aus hem Often sebrallAt, llpelde
bierber iommen. nn,Iouren .in pie .labe
@ebirasipelt ,5u n,a1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06
Grlt in0irtfte Mntmort oeS btutlden &anS=
ler5 auf &rdi. @illom8 9}ott au oen Yapf.
9te sd)lad)t 3tpi6em Stalienern ,tno Seiterrtiern
tit ,nteoer ttt @an9e.
Ser @udug Der &ujien Il, Qiplauo oauert an.
gSpeubet sibt Gerlu
idJffcn

e9s6aupGten bonborbirt engIdc aientubt
2uanerif aui Sen 2onboucr gerf Gonooner 3etung
ser
mb 0utdlano Ser 9eihAng miro ber Seoen bcrotben
N9ung 8reI b1tdc aoiier ou5 Neue GroBboter
aien ereiut Geblcubtretng pgen Iencr
aregc 9ortpegeus Sebesnituo9 Normcaens Stf5perute
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06
@p4t sfentrnng groRtr &ritgaprotite
eltbls ig nom @cuQt abgelebnt.
80 900 Nefrtk ttiir ote 9}attouaInruee aut oeut
&e8 III pie 9ruppenla8er.
Sic llui4dali4u,aauus bet 5. ~. SO. bat besouue
fir bic neritms oaauiHrtem Arbeer b ber
&riegSfIhruma.

Qeieung bcrbaer Satronen prb unteri1d &
aresprof]ucrn - 8eiirbAgen lber 9igas Sail Americau
gpeiaton berbammt Ge,lano Gobn Sfpngbnbge
oronen Sride6ergcr berfo(gt Ser Tap oQ uite e<
panen Quft &oel" gooni bite
amrta 9ul - aG4noe &eserlpSaten berat Gas2eutd>
lcnb ser Gersqnsenbei -aeapS Morbpro5eB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-09-06
1as 9eutidlanb Der Sersanserbeit.

3aS 9eItt6Iait6 Der EergaN9enbett.
SDracuie. 81. O.,s4. Sept. 81,
,eiuer 8eoe npr 10000 Gerioner, bic
gun, Mbidicb an sic Mefruten Ser Ga<
tiouaIarmee ,eebalten iuuroe, iagtc
G'oub. &bitualt iiber -&elltldlanb
II. a.:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
Good Books

Books meet every taste.
Books remind the "givee" of the
giver long and often.
Books are easy to choose and
easy to send. Books speak any
language, convey any sentiment.
When you stop to think Of it
books have a place all their own.
This is a complete stock, in
Guiding Boys and Girls books,
tots picture and cut-out books,
the very newest popular priced
fiction, all at very interesting
prices.
Give a book when a more cost
-ly present might not be accept
able.
LIST and Sd Floors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
Reliable
Gloves

More women than ever will
receive gloves this Christmas.
And all givers of gloves should
shop early.
A woman's glove box can
scarcely be too well filled, for
her glove needs are many-so
gloves will always be popular
gift for any woman.
In season when gloves are
harder to get than usual, we
present liberal and varied
stocks of gloves for all occasions
and at every price-good gloves
that it is safe to present to your
friends.
An air of personality, of senti-
ment, of friendliness in every
glove gift.
1st Floor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12

How many Augusta people know
that the profile Of the Indian which
adorns the diverse side of the Bull
Moose" nickel is that of a living nom
Der Of the once powerful Mohawk tribe.
and that the original Of the portrait on
the coin is a member of the 335th Vol
unteer Ambulance Corps from Omaha
Neb. But it is even so, and the name
Of the Indian is X. G. Harper. The
Louisville Courier Journal says in con-
nection with the portrait: when plans
for the introduction of the Bull Moose
nickel matured, r. G. Harper, a youth
with great deal Of Mohawk blood in
his veins, was selected as a typical
representative of the Indian race, and
his profile was reproduced on all of the
new five-cent pieces. j. E. Frazer, a
we'll known sculptor, was the man who
reproduced Harpers likeness on the
coin. Harper, because of his Indian
features, has posed for many famous
sculptors and. until his entrance into
the army made it impossible for him
to continue his posing, his services as
a model were always in demand. He
has talent as a sculptor and for awhile
attended ST. Paul Art Institute and like
institutions. He won his spurs in St
Paul when he designed and modelled in
ice four Polar bears to adorn a popu-
lar ice rink in that city. He has been
in Louisville a little more than two
weeks. having come from Omaha, Neb.,
at that time to join HIS company, which
is stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor"
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LIST Floor
Baby Christmas

Come here expecting to find
everything the fondest relatives
and friends can think of.
Little novelties which cost
next to nothing-rattles, bootees
and rubber rings. Sweaters and
wool sets to keep out Jack Frost,
kimonos and bath robes, tiny
dresses and sacques, blankets
and robes-literally everything.
Why not do Baby's shopping
early and have his things all
ready-put away in a safe place
till Christmas.
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Bathrobes on everv
List

Here are the robes for all the
family. The tiny tot will crow
with JOY over the soft feecy
blanket cloth, the dainty .colors
and the figures that ornament
the youthful bathrobes.
The older people will like the
honey warmth, the fine cotton
and all wool blankets which are
SO well represented in our assert
ments.
There are colors and designs
for every taste, qualities for
every purse.
If you should desire to make
your own robe we have the
blankets ready.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
Macmillan Lecture

The enjoyment Of MacMillan's listen.
ers is shown by the following senten-
ces taken from personal letters sent to
his managers.
1T is without exception the finest
thing | ever listened to-"
~ have heard the lecture five times
and am ready to hear it again."
Il couldn't realize that the man had
been talking nearly two hours, would
like to hear it all over again."
From a small boy after the lecture:
Gee! 1 thought I was there"
That is the first time we have ever
had man at our club who could talk.
1T is the best thing we have ever
had in the way of lecture"
You will certainly miss an instruct
i've and entertaining evening II you do
not attend the illustrated lecture by
Donald B. Macmillan on Thursday
evening, Dec. 10 at Augusta City Hall
under the management of the Phil
brook Bible Class.
You will probably never have an
other opportunity. Don't miss IT.
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
Umbrellas

Folks have been giving UNI
brellas for, thousands of years.
Long before the Christian e4'a,
Cinnamon were using umbrellas.
They have been good gifts as far
back as memory Of man goes.
Here are serviceable union
linen umbrellas with a pretty
selection of handles. Silk ones,
of course, for both men and
women IN many attractive
shapes. Children's umbrellas
designed especially for hard
school service.
The Umbrella Department is
Christmas-ready as never be-
fore.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
A Good
Feminine
GIFT

Silk Undergarments. Women
love the daintiness and the
righteousness of the silk under
clothes, but they are practical
too. made as simple and with as
little trimming as one could de-
sire.
And there are others-fas-
cinatingly lovely, elaborate with
lace and ribbon trimmings, fine
embroidery and dainty stitches.
Come and see the best collec-
ton we have ever shown. Many
of these delightful garments
have already been chosen.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
Sweeper-Vac

Someone's hearts desire.
Could you possibly choose a
more sensible remembrance
And a Sweeper Vac will be
long remembered, for good ones
like these last almost life
time.
You will think long time be-
fore you think of a better gift
than a combination carpet
sweeper and vacuum cleaner
such as the Sweeper Vac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12

The team captains and team workers
OF the Red Cross Christmas membership
drive will meet Thursday afternoon at
the State House in the hall of the House
of Representatives to receive instructions
and to make plans for the drive which
will begin Monday. Campaign Manager
Henry E. Dunnack will be the principal
speaker. The committees who will cover
the city in this campaign are rapidly be-
ing organized. There will be seven teams
for visiting the homes in the seven ward.
of Augusta, together with special teams
to cover the business houses, factories
and hospitals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12

1t is little late for black ducks to
be found on this section of the Ken
nebec river although it is not an I'M
usual thing for them to be seen in the
vicinity Of Bath during the winter
months, but yesterday afternoon one
of these birds was seen for a number
of hours in the open water down
back Of the Maine Central freight
house. Just what he was finding In
the way of food those who saw him
were not able to say, but from the way
he remained in that vicinity it was evil
IDENTIFY something that suited his appe-
tite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-12
Gift
TOWELS

Never come amiss. Here is a
snowy mountain of them.
Rough, absorbent bath towels,
dainty guest towels and all sorts
of towels between.
Gift money goes further in
our store, for we secured our
towels long ago with a great
Christmas selling in mind.
Come here for your gift towels.
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