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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-11
Side Lasters Wanted
Apply at COMMONWEALTH SHOE {
LEATHER. co. Gardiner, Maine
Mandana Marsh has returned to Prov

Mandana Marsh has returned to Prov
i6ence, r. /.
Mrs. 0. r. Wilder, who has been
visiting in the vicinity Of Boston, In
Nova Scotia and in Portsmouth. n. H.
has returned to her suite at Hotel OK
ford. Her son, Jack Wilder. who has
been at his grandfather's in Nova SEQ
tia during the summer. has also re-
turned to Skowhegan.
Miss Eta Emery of Eastport. who
has been visiting with Mrs. Alice e.
Mitchell at Lake Wesserunsett. is now
visiting Mrs. Adelaide Shattuck OF
Main street.
Clerk Of Courts and Mrs William T.
Seekins are receiving the Fluctuations
OF their friends over the birth Of their
first grandchild. a daughter, which was
bern to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Elroy See
kins (Hazel Holden) of Lowell. Mass.
last Friday night.
Selectman Clyde H Smith has re-
ceived the welcome news that nine
carloads of coal approximately $50
tens. have been shipped to Skovhe-
gan for the local municipal fuel yard
fThe coal will probably cost ss.s5 per
ton at the car Wood is being cut on
the town lot for the fuel yard. al
though but little has been hauled there
las yet
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray \. Groder are the
parents Of son. their 10th child Mr..
Groder is local fireman
Sergt. Roy B. Pooler. who has been
made regimental cobbler and who Is
now stationed az Westfeld. Mass. In
company with the other members Of
Co. +, was at home Sunday and Mon
Gay on a brief furlough. Private Kari
Tobey Of Co. r accompanied for
visit of the same length with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tobey.
Miss Theresa Bison will leave
Thursday for New York City to re-
sumo her studies at the New York Art
end Applied Art school Miss Blanche
Rhine of New York who is at present
Miss Bisson's guest, Will return with
her.
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CAMBRIDGE

Andrew Gilman and Bert Bailey
have returned from New Brunswick
with carload of stock.
Andrew Ham and children are Ill
with Whooping cough.
Ethel Butler is the new telephone
girl at the Cambridge central office.
Daniel Carlton has moved from Har-
mony to the farm with o. p. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hersey and Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Gould were in Har-
mony Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkman OF San.
gerville were at w. D. welder's SUN
day.
Mrs. William Folsom is having
visit from her daughter Mrs. Gertie
Drew Of Boston.
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ROOMS S,

RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JOSE
phine Clark, Academy street, Hailowell,
suitable for two families, electric lights,
stable and garden spot. Apply to W. H.
Perry, 6S Second street, Hallowell.
aug13dtf
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FIRsMeN AND eRAKEMEN, All
10 MEN With

statesmen TO TRAVEL ON CON-
MISSION calling on general country stores.
W sell our new Sc punchboard: exclusive
~ sue line. write for salesman's outfit.
empire Manufacturing Co. Norfolk. Va.
aug2Si2wS
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HUDSON TOURING CAR, FIRST
class condition, new shoes fully
equipped; will be sold cheap. Phone 129
sept5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-11

William H. Farrar of Bath, who has
been assistant in the Office of Samuel
B. Kurdish, treasurer of Bowdoin Col
lege, has commenced duties as clerk
in the First National Bank, Bruns-
wick.
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Ne.y Advertisements Today

Lost-Overcoat
Lost Two hats.
For e-i.state.
ingt-.pa- tIties
for salc-Ap7les.
ioe,--hrIrer's pin.
70 ,r--i.-.!l tent.
II ist-L,r~e room.
: s:'- -Co-l arels.
For salc-Crl!oo pony.
?. ,ei-F','e Z ON fats.
~ sal" = .ano PLAYER.
f-rr .ii.- ncn. esq ate.
wanted Two ccopers.
r. Furnished room.
F,r Stio- MIX business.
T Furnished rooms.
FOR sale IiuntinR canoe.
Uarted- Furnished house.
~ sa'e-\ew mich cow.
T. le' I'p-tp-Gatc house.
Wan-ed-Poard and room
For sa.e-Sr1all truck farm.
T r'--i-nfIrnshed rooms.
r let Steanl-heatsd Offices
7 let Moderate priced rent.
Nan'o'-tiirl for homework.
r. H. FINISHED front room
warfe Nu.rea for house maids
vartet Nan - learn shirt ironing.
vartct YONG man 70 shine shoes
For Sale stoves. kitchen ca bret etc
" tai-f'' onlS for light hous excepting
Ferna,n h., Lady 10 distribute circulars
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Agents Wanted

TAILORING AGENTS SELL MEMS
suits made to order. Cheapest and best
line made Can sell every man you see
Large sample outfit free. Leeds Wooden
Mills. Chicago. 2eut1Qd1ts
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Make me an OF.
fer for this
BUNGALOW

1t must be sold at once and some one
will get bargain. Located at Manches-
ter. easy walk to Cobbosseecontee and
electrics. We have offered II for $40 with
out making a SALE so II must 60 at yotr
price. Act at once! w. D. Hutchins. Tel.
43l-W. Augusta. septedtf
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Going UP

Mr.. Farmer, the Jewish holidays are
near At hand, and we would suggest
shipping your live poultry q enes.
Market today fowl Is ehIx. ~, proc.
poets higher.
A. q. YOUNG CO.. No. 32 Ne. Mars<ss
st., Boston.
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SOLDIER BOYS

Bangor Commercial-Lieut Earl w.
Bowen OF Battery F. LIST Maine Heavy
Artillery. was given a reception at his
nome IN this city Saturday evening.
Perhaps the most notable recruit en-
listed at the Bangor Army station since
the war began was Harold Montrose of
Dundee, Scotland. He served Il years in
the innskilln Dragons. was nine
months with Kitchener in the SCUBA n,
served in the Boer War and was a mem
Der OF the Canadian Mounted Police when
the var broke out. He enlisted as an en-
gineer in the Canadian forces and was
promoted to lieutenant At viny Ridge
n. was affected by gas. was discharged
Tor disa oility and sent back to Canada
he told the recruiting officer he was anx-
oous Tor another crack at the Huns and
was willing to fight under the America n
nag. He was enlisted in the Engineers
Corps and left Bangor Monday night with
a squad for Fort slocum
Bangor News-First Lieutenant John
M. . Connell, Jr.. OF Battery F. LIST Maine
Heavy Artillery. arrived in Bangor. Mon
da" night from Westheld Mass, and is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. O'ConneU
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BARELY ESCAPE
WITH THEIR LIVES.

Biddeford, Me, Oct. 1o.-Mr and
Mr.. Fred S. Hamilton and child bare
ly escaped with their lives early Tues
da%, when their farmhouse on the
Beachwood road. seven miles from
City Hall, was burned to the ground
The fire was discovered by Koy L.
Emmons, who lives on an adjoining
farm. He burst open the front door
and worked his way through the smoke
to the chamber where the family was
sleeping. They were almost overcome
with smoke when he awoke them and
had great difficulty in escaping, as the
farmhouse was all afire.
Farmers and others formed bucket
brigade but nothing could be done to
save the property. Chief Frank A.
Cantara and Is men went to the scene
in automobiles and found the buildings
fiat.
An auto in the barn was saved. The
loss is $4,000. partially covered BY IN
surance. The fire was caused by a
defective chimney
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GOLDEN WEDDING
MACHIAS COUPLE

MachIas, Me, Oct. lo-Mr and Mrs
A NJ Lorgfellcw received the coneratu
iatons Of many friends on their 5oth we'd
dihs anniversary, NJ onday, oct. s. Among
the callers on that day was Mrs. Long
1eiloW mother, Mrs. Harriet Crowley.
Machias's oldest citizen, 95 on the - h OF
TINS month, and who resides with her
oaue ater-in-law. Mrs W. H. Crowley
on fremont street. Mr.. and Mrs Long
Fellow were married at Indian River. Mr..
Lorefellow had served in the Civil war
as member of Co. c. LIST Me Sharp
shooters. He was among the youngest Of
the boys who enlisted for service in tina
great conflict, now being only ~, his
birthday anniversary being the latter
part OF July. He is still greatly interest
ed in patriotic affairs and holds two posi-
tons IN Bradbury Posi-. No. Is. G. A. r,
those Of adjutant and quartermaster
There are few younger appearing couples
anywhere who have passed their golden
anniversary and their numerous friends
here and elsewhere will unite in the wish
that they may enjoy many more returns
OF the anniversary of the starting to-
gether on the journey Of life.
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MT. VERNON COUPLE
so YEARS Welded

Mt. Vernon. Me. Oct. l0--Mr Free
man C.. Foes Of Mt. Vernon and Sarah
Emeline Groves of Vienna were mar-
ricd Oct s, 1857 The 5cth anniversary
of this event occurred last SATURDAY..
Cards. letters. kilograms and gifts
were sent 70 remind them of the kindly
thoughts Of their many friends Dur
ing their welded life they have lived
on their farm in Mt Vernon.
They have four children, H. Warren
Of Arlingtcn. Mass. Mrs. Irving Brad
Icy Of Calais. Mrs. F. D. Searles Of
New Bedford. Mass. and Fred w.
with whom thev reside Their grand :
children are Lillian and Barbara Fose.
Mrs. T.uiu Bradley Cram. Marion ard
Harold Searles and Carol and Freda
Foss Their sister Leona an unusually
lovable little granddaughter. passed
from the family circle about two wears
ago Warren Foss and Mr. Searles
have cottages about one-half mile
from the Fcss farm, so Mr. and Mrs
Foss have had their children and
grandchildren near them during the
summer months and the strongest ties
exist between the families
This date was also the twentv-s sixth
anniversary Of the older daughter
Myrtle 70 irving Bradley Of Vienna.
the son of Wesley and CYNTHIA Mooors
Bradley who moved to Calais Oct 1s:
leaving A farm which has been in
the BRADLEY name since II was clear
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GOLDEN WEDDING
AT KENNEBUNK

kennebunk, Me. Oct. l0.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F. Tarbox TUESDAY nigh,
celebrated the 5oth anniversary of
their marriage. which took pace Oct.
8. 1867, al Somersworth. y. H., Rev.
o. H. Jasper officiating. She was Miss
Mary Gookins.
Mr.. Tarbox is 10 years old and Mrs.
Tarbox 81. she having been married
when IS years old. A daughter. Mrs.
Edna NJ. Stevens, lives here and has
added II grandchildren to the family,
uine of whom are living.
Mr.. Tarbox has been in business here
for 3s years. He enlisted in August,
1852. in Co. !. 27th Maine Regiment,
and was honorably discharged May %,
1861
One grandson, Herbert Hartford. VOL
unteered a few months ago and is
supposed to be en- route to France.
A large number of netghbors and
friends showered congratulations on
the couple.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS
CON-, BRUNSWICK

Brunswick, Me, Oct. 10--The Bruins
wick Committee on Public Safety
Tuesday night organized a Committee
on Military Affairs, consisting OF Cap:
George l.. Sholfeld. chairman; Cnarles
l.. Bowke:. secretary; Harry w. Var
noy. Victor Bagley and John ". Riley
which will push the formation Of a
company for the new Sd Maine In
fantry
Maj Gilbert NJ Elliott. head Of the
Medical Department of the Maine
National Guard. was in consultation
with the committee and will assist in
the preliminary organization.
Dwight w. Pierce, Bowdoin II, who
attended the last Plattsburg camp,
was appointed to arrange for a meet
ing Of about Is or 90 of the young
men interested in joining the new
company. The meeting will be held
Saturday evening following confer
ence with Adjt. Gen. George Mel
Presson in Brunswick Thursday.
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MT. VERNON
William Ellsworth Carson

William f. Carson passed away Oct.
: at his home in Mt. Vernon Village.
He Is survived by widow Edna Da vis
Carson and four children. Roy w.
Lucy NJ. tMrs. Carleton Turner, Ruby
arolYn ard Harold
He was born in Mt. Vernon Aug. :
1850. For sixteen years he conducted
p boot and shoe business, was post
master for % wears. a member Of Yer
ron Valley Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. and a
prominent member OF. the Methodis.
church Of which he was choir leader
most OF the time for thirty Yeas and
very rarely was he absent He was
highly respected by all and his death
is loss to the community Funeral
services We're held Tuesday afternoon
at Methodist church. Rev A. Stewa-t
cffciated. Interment was in the Bean
cemetery
Mt. Vernon Grange will visit Wen
IA Grange. Saturday, Oct 1s
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Ralph Cram started
Wednesday for Haverhill Mass They
will make the trip by auto.
DR.. f. c. Whittemore of Waterville
preached very helpful sermon at
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
His evening address urged parents,
teachers and citizens to conserve the
nations greatest asset-the g1rIs and
hoys, and give them thorough educa
ton and moral training for the great
opportunities and needs Of the future.
The farmers are invited to the
Grange Hall. Oct Is at A. NJ. TO
meet the county agent. 4. L. DcerinE,
and arrange for extension work in
this community.
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mains was sent 70 Somerville where the
funeral will be z Thursday afternoon,
A $4,000 Fire at Presque Isle
L. D. Prices blacksmith shop on State
street, Pressure Isle was burned Monday
afternoo with loss Of 5000 The tene-
Elent overhead was occupied by Mrs.
Shortie, who lost everything with no in
suranee on the property. Mrs. Shortie
Y as burned about the face and hair in an
endearor to save something. The fire is
believed to have originated by children
playing in a back shed The shop was
not in operation.
Bankruptcy Proceedings
Ilewe!lyn F. Miles Of Rockland a
carpenter. filed A voluntary petition in
triot court Monday alleging liabilities
of $500 and assets Of $40. all claimed
to be exempt. NJ. A. Johnson Of Rock
land is his attorney.
New Principal at Lisbon High
Linwood f. Hosley, principal Of
kingf1eld High and superintendent of
the schools of that town. was elected
principal of Lisbon High at a meeting
Monday night Of the school board.
Mr.. Hosley is a graduate of Bates. He
has had Is years of school work and
has been superintendent at Monsoon and
Guilford. He is married and has two
children. Mr.. Hosley succeeds F. f.
Harrington, who will conclude his du-
ties this week. to take up superintend-
ent's work in Connecticut.
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STATE OF MAINE
To all persons interested in either Of the
estates hereinafter name1:

To all persons interested in either Of the
estates hereinafter name1:
At a Probate Court held at Augusta. IN
and for the County of Kennebee, on the
first day of October in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
seventeen and by adjournment from day
The following matters having been pre-
sented for the action thereupon herein
after indicated, it is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested, by causing copy or this
order to be published three weeks sue
cessvely in the Daily Kennebec Journal.
newspaper published at Augusta. in sal
County. that they may appear at FRO
bate Court to he held at said Augusta o.
the twenty second day of October. A. u,
1917. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. AMI
be heard thereon 4 they see cause;
well. deceased. Petition fled asking Tor
appointment of Celia +. Tenney Of SAIL
Hallowell as Administrative without
bond. all persons of full age interested Ia
said estate having signed said petition.
ARTHUR 3. LORD, late of Belgrade.
deceased, Petition filed asking for APP
rontment Of Clara f. Damren OF said
Belgrade as Administrator
LAURA a. HAYES late 81 Augusta.
deceased. Petition for distribution fled
by Herbert A. Moody. executor.
LAURA A. HAYES late OF Augusta,
deceased. Petition for assessment Of In
heritance tax on the dis,rlbu;ive shares
of said estate, filed by Herbert a. Moody.
executor.
MELzAR w. FISH late of Mt Vernon.
deceased. Petition fled asking for an
pontment OF Edna S Fish OF said NJ
Vernon as Administering without bond
all persons of full age interested IA said
estate having sirned said petition.
HENRY $. WEBSTER. late OF Gardi-
rer deceased. First fccourt presented
for allowance by Mary c. Webster execu-
trix.
JOHN w. CURTIS. l-.e ~ wee, Gor4I-
rcr deceased rinat account presented
for allowance by John W Curtis. txecu-
JOHN F. RLOnGETT. late Of Ran.
doiph, deceased. Scent acc-u-t pr sent
ed for allowance by si!as'A Rlodge,;i
trustee.
JULIA A. STEVENS. late ~ nardclnA
decea"eh. Petition far distribution hie
~ William :. p. stew re. executor
HENRY WEBSTER. late Of Gerdi.
ner teceasel Petition for di,trihution
John W. C';rrfs late Of We CIR.
filed b. John W f'urtjs exc u,or
HENRY 8. WEBSTER late or Gard
rer, decreased Position fer aa~es -, n, II
Inheritance tax fled by Mar G. wtbster.
JULIA + GARDINER. la.c ~ wayno.
deceased. potion FIR li-c~sa ~ s II RAJ
netatn &C e"id dero~.n1 sit1p'"i il fa.I
Wo!ne in kennehec c UNITY. presented h
JANIS Ryan. Int" &C NERVE
Mars. FIRST arcnu~t tre~frf'6 { = RI "
ahte bv Ce'. w. Hereiton, A n.nistr.tt-
w''h vii 2~reve1
Wires HAROLD r. COOK Judge =
said. Cotri, at Augusta. tlis second d.
If October In tie war Of or f.rd a,
thousa I'd nire hr"'r"' arI svrrtenr
r. ". LEIGHTON, aeyts.c-
Attest r. ". LEIGHTON. ne .s.er
n ~ tht'r =
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Ex- Mayor j. A. Strout, Riddeford

Ex- Mayor J. A. Strout, Ridde ford
Ex-Mayor James a Strout died sudden
ly of heart disease at his home. % West
ern avenue, Bddeford, Tuesday noon.
aged rs. He was born In Chatham. "
H., Oct. 3, 1912. the son Of Mr. and Mrs
Moses Strout, His parents moved to
Lowell Mass, where they lived until he
was Is, when they moved to Buxton.
A few years later he went to Bddeford
where he opened an art store For years
he was engaged in trade, later being as
ISOLATED with F. s. Frost IN manufacture
ing rugs. He served with distinction dur
ing the Civil War. first in the Eth Maine
and later In the 18th Maine He was a
member OF L. s. Grant Post One son.
James A. Strout. Jr., of Biddeford sur
wives
Mrs. Thora j. Andersen Dies in Bath
Mrs. Thora J Andersen aged sc, Of 273
Highland Avenue. Somervie Mass. died
al the Bath City Hospital Tuesday from
complications following an operatio for
appendicitis. with which she was taken
during the late summer while on an out
ing in Woolwch. Mrs. Andersen was the
wife of the late Henry Andersen. who
was well-known ship chandler OF Bos-
ton, and was born in Christiania, Nor
way. p daughter OF Charles Hoist She
came to this country about 40 years ago
and spent most Of her life in Somerville.
Four sons and two daughters survive:
Henry Fl. Of West Somervlle. Theodore
A. Of the Army Hospital Corps statione1
in New York. Frank A and George An
dersen. both AT home; Mrs. W L. Dough
ertv Of 1874 Stratmore road Brighton, and
Mrs W r. Stewart at home The re-
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Two Weddings at Bangor

+. Earle Hamm, young Bangor bust
ness man. and Miss Helena A. Rogan,
daughter OF F. w. Rogan, were married
Monday morning in St. Marys church,
Bangor. by Rev. jeremiah Mccarthy.
The attendants were William A. Rogan
and MISS Marion L. Rosan. After a we'd
ding breakfast at the Rosan home they
left on an automobile tour Thomas A..
Constantine, a Maine street grocer and
dairyman. and Miss Annie Mary Shaugh-
messy. also OF Bangor, were married In
the same church by FIR. Mccarthy. The
attendants we're Louis Consta ntine and
Miss Elizabeth r. Shaughnessy. The
couple left on a wedding trip
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Understanding Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, Well.Known
Ohio Physician

Dr.. F. M. Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowe
ailments. During these years he gave te
bis patients prescription made of few
well.known vegetable ingredients mixet
with olive oil, naming them Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them BY
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.wo1kers on the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison.
Gus matter in ones system.
Ifyou have pale face, sallow look. dull
eyes. pimpIes, coated tongue, headaches, q
listless, no-good feeling, all out Of sorts
inactive bowels, you take one Of DR.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time
and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue.
cessful Substitute for calomel-now and
then just to keep in the pink Of condition
10c and Csc per box. All druggists.
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SOLON

Mrs. John Mahoney returned Mon
day from Pennington. where she had
been since Saturday with her daugh-
ter Emma, who is a student in the
State Normal school
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r, Pollard were in
Skowhegan Monday
Cowan Priest went to Orono Wed
resday to enter the University Of
Maine.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
Thursday. Oct. II, at the home of Mrs.
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The Wednesday Club met with Mrs.
c. H. Tompkins Wednesday after
noon, Oct. 3.
Mrs. e. J. Savage was in Madison.
Saturday.
Miss Stella Packard is teaching
school in Pennington Falls.
MISC Alice Rogers left Monday for
Haverhil, Mass. where she intends
TO pass several weeks.
Mr. w Z. Young passed the week
end with MS daughter. Mrs. Everett
Ferry in Fsmbden.
Mrs Mary Emery who has been Wis
itins in Fairfield is a guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Lena Rogers for
few DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-11

W. ria'tcrs and tape. irving 20 Ak a
,r. would Mt hurt. But now no
ne world should worry" be.
Y 'ne moment sou pu, "Gets-It' on.
r.tans the end ~ n corn There is
~ IN the world like "Ge,s-It' moth
80, sure and certain-nothing that YOU
ant On - take ory a corn or csiIus
~ me and WITHOUT DANGER
N, rn never grew that "Gets-It' will
rrs " never trrttates the flesh. never
..-s. YOUR zoe sore, just two drop. of
49,. snd presto the corn.pain van.
rgt. Sn.rtiE you can peel the corn
~ with your finger and there Won
s,oorn-free and happy with the toe a.
V.,e.h anf corn-free as your palm
not 100 'elote' Ola II Guess
bottle % "Gets-It" TODAY from
IA, sore YOU need pay no more
l.sw~sr.. s.it on receipt OF price by f.
49, "" 60 Chicago. nj
NV - augusta and recommended a..
~.,.F.r'a best corn remedy by Arthur
Afv 'ukh'lh' /. j. Begin
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tiat I fellow
irg appointments were ma ~ re Pr
bate Court within ana r re u ~ %
Kernecec on the twenty fourth DAP CT
September. 1s17-
executor of the will Of ELGiA A. y.
COOPER. late of O'i,ah~. decea e.
EMMA s. BRIGGS ELEANoPA =
WOOUMAN. CHAHLTS J. BAILEY m
ELWOOD A. BAILEY al - Win hron.
BAILEY, late n Winthrop. slereaseh
ROBERT J. BHIMsTIS RI Vsssalbbro,
admiristr"tnr G I. a. Of the estate Of
JOHN BHIMSTIN. late OF vassaIboro.
deceased.
FNMA J. DAVIS ara rHcLIxE "
JAWS. Of Gar liner. execu'-ces OF the
Will Of SAMUEL s. DAVIS. late of Gar
fNnr deceased.
Attest Il w LEIGHTON.
Register Of Prohste
seor17 fuprs ~
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Bath Hirh Football

Manager Warner of the Morse Higl
school, Bath, football squad announce
the following schedule for this season.
Oct 13-Brunswiclc a Bath
Oct 2n-Edwward Little at Auburn.
Oct 2o-Rockland at Bath.
Nov. 3-Open.
Nov 20-Hallowell at Bath.
Nov 11-Rockland at Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-11
Card Of Thanks

We wish to extend thanks to our
relatives AMI friends for their kindness
and assistance in our recent hereave-
n'ent. also for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
EDNA DAVIS CARSON,
POY w. CARSON
LUCY CARSON TURNER,
RUBY c. CARSON
HAROLD c. CARSON.