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HOMES
Important Values.

THIRTEENTH STREET
northeast. near Lincoln Park. OUT
of-town owner has authorized us
lent i sisht..oonn 70 nf and 7 bath sS 1 ssief
house and dispose Of sAaue at once.
Only e4.sS4
:. SHANNON & LGcHs.
ON Q ST. NEAR DUPONT,
between 18th and 18th sts.-Th<ee-
story brick dwelling of ten large
r,n;tl S0S%s AND hath !, IN good com condition; sis9
home for only $4,000. Terms
t2.ooo cash. balance monthly. Pos
session. See us to-day.
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
Main 2345. 713 14th ct.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
Near 1lth and Girard.
Three-story dwelling Of nins
large rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; In good condition Price,
5000; terms. 81 900 cash. balauce
monthly: Immediate possession
SHANNON & LUCHs,
Main 2s4b. 71S 14th 1t.
Downtown Opportunity,
near 11th and ". Beautiful semi
detached home of twelve large
rooms and two baths: hot-water
heat; gas and electric lights; laun-
dry; completely furnished through
out, all new furniture; elegant To-
cation for ..roomers-" Price,
$40 GEO. and immediate possession.
Substantial cash payment il re-
SHANNON 4 LuCHs.
Main 264S. Tl3 18Th st
VERMONT AVE.
just north Of Thomas Circle. q Il
room and two-bath brick dwelling
with hot-water heat, gas, etc,
Only s12, 500.
A really fine bargain.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 718 i4th ct.
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AUCTIVN SALES.
TI1s " TEaNooN.
rHos. ). OWEN 3 goN An;rIoNVrps

TRugTEEs' SAVE OF yAIuARru TWO.
81 1EGi yil.as no; c1 1ZAs a.,,.s1 sWASN ~ sTREET
sS.dsa sSs dnh p .s No so7z fsiio 2is Ct sea. Of
ne .1s,n nnoer Lned trustees with sell at public
DAY. AE .TWENIY-fpThssaTRf IYfpIhsa fn pEYsGs; pAY o.
JUuY, .A.D. 1918. AT FIVE o,CIOCK n NJ
the 70 lowing described land and premises. sit. sit.
Tou III aba ,an and q s4sesignntsd a. and being lot
sausss sno,des t%o u hun6rsd Td and sig t2os per
s resGsd' Of ahs Of the District of
CONSISTING H.,nns soe sf ,s's: sid dkslli1g house. :
money In cash, bAlance in two equal INSTALL
inents. payable dr. one and two years, with in.
ssTess unn,fI, at pe ssntam per annum. payable
ossS OF 5Iast 1bs upon the property sold, or ali
easn, az snae sae option of the purchaser. A de-
p9nt 9s o. ~ ELL be required at time of sale.
Al conveykncies, recording, revenue stamps.
&C.; 2. . Ct syst of purchaser. Terms Of sale to
OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
fignt 70 resell. the property at the risk and
est q defamnng purchaser, after dye dayss
paper published in Washington. o. O.
WILLIAM z. EDMoNST6N, %
LOUIS r. PEAK,
.sO4 11th st. NV,
-yylo-aGos.e1sa Trustees.
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FOR 8ALE-N FfORIDA AVE NV.
S-sTORY BRICK: 9 Rooms; TILED BATE
HOT-wATER HEAT; LAUNDRY: COECRBTE
CELLAR; PORCH. PRICE VERY REA60N-
L ". cRooARs. 1915 ST.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
CuuffnDeA,

- A-H4
pETAcHED HOUSE IN CHEVY oHAss--
trio iixhts. -hrss bath, lot 75ds5: half block
4. d HuUGHTON & CO., isie a st ,n.w.
I'VE have the REST in,evsu section" 10e
NEAR 18Th AND EUolID sTs. MW.-@S-
Atoy brick residence; 10 rooms, heths, hot,
yatsr heat; dssp lot to'paved alley. Chap ~
a. Q. HouaHroN i CO., 1sls Il st. NV.
we have the BEET In every section" Bs
CLEVELAND PxRKIWiTHIN ONE BLOCK
Of Conn. ave. Modern .sight-room house, :sWo
at sss $780, ses Us saa.
A: g: HoUGHToN CO., 1916 "a st. nv:
I'VE have the BEST IN every section." D1
NEAR CORNER OF l4th AND q iRTs. NV ~
Latge 8-Story brick residence; n rooms I'D
bath; very suitable for rooming house. Cos
a. G. HoUaHToN I &C.. is1s II st. H.
1--WE have sthe BEST In every sector s5s
CORNER HOUSE IN PErWORTH-2 $TOKY
brick house; colonial front porch: .Aor Die rear
porch sleeping porch); hot-Water h At; elec-
tic ,, lights; aEsplsse hease a all scrss isd beau
1--WE have the BEST q i ever. W kesson." g. nv; Is.
JUST COMPLEZED.
CHEVY CHASE, D. E.,HOME.
CHOICE LOG ALTON.
HALF SQUARE CONN. AVE.
Spacious hall. large lvin room, with massive
fireplace; attractive dim Ag room, well planned
sissn;as nrc, 1ors sI1sS zss eoossd ;at.ic
and builtin tub; vsr6r heat: beautiful electric
fixtures: immense Torches. laundry trays; con-
structed with grea ast care; direct from owner:
easy terms Address Box,2s4-B. star ofice. 28s
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FOR SAIE-215e WYOMING AVE-
AN EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE
AND WE'LL ARRANGED DETACHED
DWELLING. POSSESSION Ar ONCE.
IA ROOMS. dEvERAL BATHS: HOT
WATER HEAT: ELECTRIC LIGHTs:
LOT e5x162; LARGE GARAGE. WE
ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
184e New York ave. NV.
FOR sAIE-An unusually attractive
between Eth, and 18th: IL rooms. 2
baths; hot-wnter heat; electric lights;
very reasonable price on TINS house.
and there win be no trouble about Eet-
ting possession ut an early date.
STONE q FAIRFAK.
1o42 New Iork ave. NV.
Fob sAIE-Ssar zeth and o-Imns-
ownsr says 10 Wy susd condffian: II
2ox10o TO an af1ey. Fosssasion At
time .of c1oaing.
,asa saoSn NaG { ~ sziMA1 r. K
TWO dNnM OnRNNE9.
FOR sALE-ws offer the sc. corner
d. Of 1xfh and Harvard. esuta6Aipg II
rooms. modsrn heat, . baths: an front
rooms. at q hu1ain prirs.
Also the 80. corner Of 18th and
Enciid ST. An out4uf4toWu owner Mtn
cell at q prica e6.060 3ess than #
was formerly held Mt; u rooms. I'm
ished attic; 2 baths; bot-water heat
You can ret pssesaiun a fhss Two
houses At once.
STONE q EAIREAx.
18z2 Esw York Ase. NV.
FOR 6ALE-R Ut. between 10Th snd
17th; 8-atory, 1O-rpom awelhng; lot
201a1s: 1sft- alaeys 1anse. Prin.
FOB sAL,E-tz.th 1t. bet. n snn n; /,
q 10-room DWELLING 20x90. Offered at
low price 10 Settle an estate. A nice
building and ruauforfably arranged. In
STONE q FAIRFAX.
1342 NeH York ava. nv.
FOR SALBLA ,cueaee d1sal1ag -
Park road for $1,000: o ruom; Lot
45x1te. A splsndid 1pportuu1H = own
q home en- this pgulntnent buu1ssufd,
and at the sa1ss time haVe Sasaty -
ground.
1872 New York Eye. nv.
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Food HOlKs. kEIsON1BLE PRTCz1
Near ists ssd coiumbis ID. ; 10 room. Sstas.
blssptne porch. hotvatse heat, slsetz1cty:
good lot With room for Q garage: this house
Having tovl 1iii seH for $4,000. =
Near Dupont Circle; rooms, bafAs, hoe-
water heat elsctdcttys $500; tsrma, b, 600
Near 2znd and L sta. NV; rooms, baths,
eatrobs hsat; brown stone fruut; 5000:
ferms 800 sssh md bslanes go per month.
ON NBWT0N 81. NV, A FEW 6TNPH
west o( 18th, st.-Attxaetays s-stofy brick
hoasss 10 rooms and BAH; furnacs keaty
poreAsH v!ds ist; ,excslis.t esnGt1eas eould
S.ooos s,S -thard eash. 0WnHf, 1ak xAaals
e4 XI92$p6IX ZVL 10 T6673 I'M
G@s hesee hsstz sAeavt sssse
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EARllS.
RTyA AAIM

1CHoICE FARM PRoPERrY OF "a ACRES.
= csafivrtiom; spaendid F1sien; viii swstered ;
tine spring; good variety OF fruit trees. Prop
Arty IN in1prDred BY good Groom house With g
aaHe -ceuaent posuses aHd good sleeping porch
all scompletsly screeued; Eood stable, garage
lnd pouttry houge excelLent roads to property.
Rr sale or exchange. fuIly eQutpped. Price.
$4,000,
EcLACHLEN BANKING fCnRPoRATIoN,
N. 432. (Iaeal Estate Dept. 10Th 9 g sts W.
SIX ACRES NEAR FALLS CEEUROH. Is MIN
me soil; near Inacadem pike; ks 800. ARTHUR
u. C0NNoR. Room 22z. T26 alth nv. 29s
yEANTzcD.
MAITLAND EARN-PKEF@R TO DEAL,
A6dess Boz 169-R. Star ofnce. 25s
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FeR EXCHANGE,
1r 5fn1so

., ,,Ixf Ixf kSssso s,,,s ssoo
y - - = q ~ IN 81 ssss -. 81
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4 BARGAIN.
A.60o cash for bouse No. $50 5th st. Me-; 9
rooms, reception hall: hot-water heat; all
modern conveniences; in excellent repair; can
hot be duplicated by builder today for 5000;
owner wants to leave the city. Apply on
bremiael.
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Near 18th and Park Road.

Three-story brick. 10 rooms, baths, hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood door,
paved a1lAy In rear; room Tor gnraEs: only
3 years old; built for home. Bargain At
ON LANIER PL NEAR ONTARIO Rp.
aoors: ideal sirsnsement; hot-water heat.
electric hghts, ,porches; mica yard, hard
wood Soors. Only 5000. Get keys.
Near I'd and Randolph SITS.
bath; hot-water heat, electricity. 4 bed
rooms; nearly new and splendidIy con-
strueted; cement porch and double rear
At $500. This property - worth s65oo
/, ALIAM IA. p wALKnR' z CO., NO,
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FOR SALE-TwO or TEE
most attractive Groom ana bath
bungalows ever offered in Saul.a
Addition. Washingteu's e1clu- I.
aive residential section; they
have all the latest modern
equipueut: baAuftful lots. Price.
1826o. Reasonable tsxn1A can
be arranged. Open for inspec-
tion daily.
PHILLIPS q 0AGER, INC.
q. oe. 1109 New York ave. nv.
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NEW HOUSES
Ready for occupancy,
800 to $50 Taylor St. N. w.
Six and eight rooms
With all conveniences
Very deep lots to alley
Choice location
in Petworth,
Open for inspection.
D. J. DUNCAN,
Maryland Building.
141o n St. NV.
Phone Main 1867.
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18th ST. B USTNE SIS
property, 3-story brick;
price. $r25oo; rent, $83 per
month; hot-water heat;
big lot to paved alley.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 I4th St. NV.

FOR 8 ALE--A NEW BUSINESS BTTIpTNG
right + the heart Of the best business section
near / tth and G.. Can kase to an exeeptionsiiy
ing. eat II and light Il and pay 5000 month,
eha.a aS,rf SO ssyss 600 y, Er0psrg can 5e paf
Eucted thas Il should not Se vel ~
1sak e any repatrx for years. This Is an ideal
Inv stment-one tenant-nev building-splen-
EoNEsx FAIRFAX. 1912 n. y sv..u.r
FtiR sALE-SEAR t1tL AND G; $es, 500
! fssed for ", 90 yesf. Owner does not
ether with light. beat or janitor service. An
where thousands Of buyers are attracted by tSe
Il e iuss bushes: r
FOR AAIAs-s67. .50o-LEAsED FOR 5000
fact. ws am inclined g think that m renewal
snoSE P1IRS23e.' asf e is1s sssF e prize
WANT 10 BuY retail business on Iouisis..
dsess sButfer and Produce. Box 250-B, star
%.
OUHoFsToWN REAL ESTATE.
1CoUNsRY RRORER'TY.
NINE-RooM DWELLING IN BgRKELEY
aprings-Porches. large lawn, new raraee and
two desirable building lots adjeining- viii dis
lately. For exchange viii consider only q
dwelling of About equal size in or, near Wash
Wen ie2s.. .D'' ---' r. ave- NV fa:ne q:
AouNTAINi NiPRoPERTY.
BUEN VISTA SPRINGS. PA.-DEsIRABIE
farni. bed cottages. with or without garage.
sEo ssr ral aEnERToN EVAN. sls Cathedral St.
sHonE PROPERTY.
COTTAGE ON WATER FRONT, ALL CITY
eonyenteaees. Consult owner for further de-
taiis: W. B; LAFFERTY. 11s North Carey St.
9aitimsre. Nd. 2es
BAR .HARBOR, MAINE. !
70 1ent-Large cottsse; all modern lconven-
ieness; handsomely funished; cool and beau
tfful situation, with view Of bay and sunset.
Apply to OWNER. p. o. ,Box4s. bar H1rSor. -
TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES on WATERS
etEe. Blacktstoae Isiand. lower Potsuaac; .
sn4 !! rooms: shady lawns. .arteaian waiter; fne
bethtng and 1sa food. "A delightful. fhealthfui
Z,ot, e miles by motor bus line s. 800 each
win Ient 1or season at $40 per month eaeh.
Appay between and Il am. S and 9 =. m,
Dr. RAUTERBERG. the Farragut.
BIG MONEY-INvEsTORs, sPECULITORs.
take notice! Valuable river front ,proberfy; 100
acres on Potomac river, next to Ebvernment
reservation. Fort Hunt. Va; will be sacrificed
% close an estate; no reasonable ofber refused
act quickly. kddress CHAS. Il. FOWLER
Dommissioner. eos N. 9Th St, Philadelphia. 27s
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.
YOR sALEAsrxlRooM HOUSE. .s-RooM
house. acres, on water of Herring hay, Is
miles from chesapeake Beach; good cIabbthk
5lsning. oathfng. o. B. HOPKINS. Deale,
I'D. 25s
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sIx-RooM HoUaE, ON 81 NV. BE-,
tween 9th and 100: Ten-foom lssose. h.sw.h..
ON st. between 17th and 18Th NV
]. r.. HOLLAND,
1919 11th NV. Phone North 222s. 25s
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1850 cash for house No. $50 5th st. me-; 9
; toon.. reception hall: ho.-yater heat; all
hot be duplicated by builder today for 81, 900;
owner wants to leave the city. Apply on
'e-s@!.es;
3, SACRIFICING PRICE.
t. Immediate possession of an st-
61ct1ye etx-room modern brick
J house, IN the best locality in
Psswath. ,Apnly At + 4l2 keo0is
NO. 100 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Beautiful corner residence containing 3
nne dry CELLAR; Al bright outside rooms; beau.
ttful side lawn with privet hedge and plenty Of
room for garage: Tie property is nov. vacant.
g tnat Immediate possession may Be had.
,,oo.. PRICE. s!,sso.
&Wo FRAME HOUSES; AND ROOFS;
t4s2 Newton e. BrookIyn. D. d. q.
fBTWORTH-THE PRETTIEST SEMi-DE-
saehsd bone; 2.tory: sttis and % cellar; e g. and
e. RREr VII .s'i isGs en-; aI price. $3.50 See
6WNERs .6S -H0UsEs Or BUILDING LOIS
sf'''s' 4 L r. :. Law. zssa 1919 E st. Sc. 10.
E.96 VIII BUY AN ELEGANT HOME ON
Shsphrd r. between 9th and 9Th NV. Ap-
~ j. :. LAW. 1919 3 st. ... 2s.
S4,oo0 VIII Buy, a NICE sIx-Ro0M
~ i4s s :sa ,is assn f1ss. .s Sps, s "a ss
z. Z: LAW. I5ls Z st. sc. %.
.fsel assdlsSis brick. efoon. i.troSe heat.
Wen located houses for sale at g., 600 70
S a. ..: 2 :::s q. sssass sxsssn S. a:s:1ss fs
ZOE tALAbIREOT By OWNER, RNaI-
az; II roams and Ssth; sisetrie Ell light; @ ,ies e;
So "a :s1s VT %asasss sSsS S%sEa .s sss
tlb-T, etar e1cs.
EA6T5 zbDfT7oEEbETACHED, 2STOR7
fssss a 81 ai;a % 1s,is Ss1ans oWafsh. ss f os &c
ka.lsa st nv.
hGm1 Attractive HoaR. oHnvx
SoEss. 4 .: esat sSa what yoss1sas u 8.
sas = sss "a s:,as 81. :ssas:.d s '''s''''
/. 4 dandy colonial home on broad Pa. ave-. -.
~ - ss. - T. " Psis6s. sa, Ell l.ie 81 T. es,f
b2s l0th ST. N.W-BRIoK DWELLING.
tour-story. rooms and bath; below cost; own
sr's plans unesrtain; next to best bssiness
propefty; pressnt negro tenants occupants for
d yeau; unasual opportunity; terms adjusted;
bnes, $500. Address Box Elsa. Star ofdce,
90
eTORB AND DWEILdN9 OF RoONS AND
bath; 80 o 1t. n-e.; 10 close an estate; good
enyestnent opportunity. FRANK VAN sANT.
f13 Southern bldg-
$s,850-sse 14tb ST. Me-; $500 Cash, BAL
hnee. $3.50 Per nonth. Including principal and
interest; stx rooms and bath. cellar, Furnaces,
esSs 6.sf pS,sshsss e. Sssd alley; in good con-
NEWSOM. Real Estate. lilo b n.A l. 2O7l
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = 6R; AMI.
Owner. Price, $3.100. Terms. Addneas Boz
Feb, Star Office.
VACANT.
No. I'll Shepherd st. NV. z rooms "A bed
tooms); bath; hot-water heat; electric Hghtss
kplendid condition; lot l42 It. deep to aiiey,,
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
7o4 18th NV. Main l3S,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR eALE-931 S00-LEAsED FOR A TERN
on 1874 neAr 6 laEge lot wide alley
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1882 n Y ayeuv
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
West Of Conn. ave., north Of 9fasa.
ave., q well planned house: 10 rooms,
8 baths; hot-watasr heat; 4 rooms deep:
2 statrways; southern exposures Q
section built pp with many Of tho
most expensive residences in the fsah-
iouable .northweAt; $4,000.
STONE & FAIFAx, 1872 New Xck ave.
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POSSESSION SOON.

A most attractive corner, desirable
section Of the Heights, west OF 10th
St, with q wide southern exposure;
parlor. reception hall, dining room,
pantry and kitchen on the first hOpr; 4
bedrooms and bath on the third; hot
water heat. hardwood floors on the flrst
floor; front and rear porches; excellent
condition. PriesS st2;soo; including
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.
21st ,sT. IN THE FAsHIoNABLE
NORTHWEST; ERECTED By THE
PRESENT OWzEB AS HIS HOME;
Il ROOMS, 2 BATHS; HOT-wATER
HEAT; ELECTRIC LIGHTS; GOOD
SiI6p Eoa b reLnNMT, T,n " 9MH
$tS, 900.
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FOR 8ALE-SrX4Ro0M HOUSE. BROOM
,house. 4 acres, ON water of Herring hay, Is
miles from Chesapeake Beach; good c1ubb5hk
aashing. 71athing. o. B. HOPKINS. Deale,
Md. =. 25s
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FAIRFIELD

The funeral services of the late
Joseph Murray will be held this
afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock from the
home on Ncwhall street, Rev E.
NJ. Holman will officiate
Miss Katherine Hatch has returned
from Seal Harbor where she has
been employed for the summer.
Mrs. Hugh Ross Hatch has re
turned from few days visit at
Dark Harbor.
Miss Fave Keene. who has been
employed at the Wilson Pharmacy,
has completed her duties
Donald Curtis has returned from
Portland. where he has been en-
ployed in the Cumberland ship yards
for the summer.
Mrs Marie Written cf Leominster
has arrived in town where she will be
the guest Of her sister Mrs. James
Waldron
On Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock there will be q demonstra-
ton in Fairfield on the Main street
given by army men T-no will demon
strate the Browning machine gun
The men are we'll posted on the gun
and without doubt their demonstra :
ton Will be we'll worth seeing The
affair will be given for the benefit
Of the Merchants Week sale Of War
Savings Stamps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11
COMING EVENTS

Sept. 10-13-Central Maine Fair at
Waterville.
Sept. 1O-l2Oxford County fair. South
Pans.
Sept. 1o-l2-Dames of Malta at Lewis
ton.
Sc, :. 1o-Reunion 21st Maine Regimen,
at Bath.
Sept. 10-Reunion of oath and 18th
Regimental Association at Togus.
Sept. 1O-11-New Belfast fair at Bel
fast.
Sept. 1l-Reunion of 1st Maine Cavalry
at Togus.
Sept. 18th Maine reunion at New
port.
Sept. 11-Fourth Maine Regiment, Sec
ond Maine Battery. Beridan's Sharp
shooters and Naval Veterans. annual
reunion, RoCklard.
Sept. u-Annui.l reunion 9th Maine
Regiment, Newport.
Sept. 17-o0-L'aine State fair at Lewis
ton.
Sept. ls-1s-Fifteenth Maine Reunion
at Brunswick.
Sept. l9-The 18th annual session o.
Maine State Detective Association al
Lewiston.
Sept Estate Fair Ceremonial, Kora
Temple. .ewiston.
Harbor.
State Board of Trade. Bar Iarbor.
Sept. 23-Annual reunion of Portland
cadets
Sept. 24-Richmond Farmers Club
Richmond.
Sept. 26-Bates and Bowdoin Colleges
open.
Oct. 1-3-United Baptist convention OF
Maine at Augusta.
Oct. S-Eastern Music Festival at Ban.
:, gor.
Oct 3-Maine Conference of Charities
and Corrections. Portland.
Oct. educational and State Encamp-
ment of the Union Veterans Union al
Togus.
' Oct. University of Maine opens
Orono
!, Oct S-10-Topsham Fair.
oct. 1S-O-Mane Girls Conference al
Lewiston.
Oct. 2c-23-Meeting of Maine Fedora.
ton Women's Clubs, Augusta.
. Dee. N-l9-Maine State Grange at
Portland
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SOLON

The local chapter OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution was entertain
ed Friday afternoon By Mrs Isaac Hol-
way nj her home on the Lake road. A
very delightful program was given upon
China, Its People and Its Religion"
Articles were read by Mrs Mae An
drews, Miss Elsie Hoiway and Miss
Olive Lander. Two very interesting let
sers received by Miss Holway from her
cousin now in France were read
The Theta Beta class Of the Methodist
Sunday school gave an entertainment,
Friday evening under the direction q
Mrs. Mildred Manson for the benefit OF
the Red Cross
An interesting program was prese 1ted
at the Grange meeting held last Satu,-
day afternoon consisting of music; read
ing BY Mrs. Lizzie Stevens: a recitato'i
by Miss Anna Savage of Bingham
Grange and duet by Mrs Holway and
Mrs. Goodrich. The topic for discus
sion was Picking and Preserving" the
opening speaker being Mrs. Mabel Ma
coon. Other ladies who spoke on the
subject were Mrs. Lizzie Witham, Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

ject by well-known physicians, thousands
OF people still insist on dosing themselves
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advise readers in all cases to get ply
sician's prescription for organic iron
go to this trouble then purchase Nuxated
Iron in its original packages and Sc: that
this particular name (Nu1ated 1ron) ap-
pears on the package. If you have taken
preparations such as Nux and Iron and
other similar iron pr oducts and failed to get
results, remember that such products are an
entirely different thing from Nuxated Iron.
Manufacturers Note = Nuxated
guara ntee successful and entirely sat
and others with such surprising re
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recommended above by physicians,
IS not a secret remedy. but one
which is well known to druggists
everywhere. Unlike the older inor-
ganic iron products. it is easily as
simulated and does not injure the
teeth, make them black nor upset
the stomach. The manufacturers
guarantee successful and entirely sat
jsfactCry results - every purchaser
or they will refur3 your money. 1t
IS dispensed IN :nis city by John
t'oughlin and by all other druggists,
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George Gordon, Mrs Fannie Merrill ana
Mrs. Sarah Pierce
Attorney G. +. Games. who recently
began the practice of law in the I. j.
Young Office, has been appointed cnair-
man Of the home service department
Of the Red Cross All young men 80
expect to go to the front are at lib 'rty
to consult him in regard to insurance,
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Fletcher OF Bill
lerica. Mass, have been in town for a
few days.
g. y. Taylor Of Wellesley. Mass, ex-
ecutor OF the late Wylder s. Gates. has
sold to Alvin G. Head a small piece Of
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P|TTSFIELD
Browning Gun to Help Boom
War Stamps -- Funeral Of
Late Mrs. Flower Local
Items

The War Savings Stamp Commit
tee of Pittsfeld have made arrange
ments for SINE army officers with a
Browning. Machine Gun to be in
Pittsfield on Main street. Thursday
forenoon at 1890. Speeches will be
made by the officers and an oppor-
tunity given for inspection Of the
gun.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. D. P. Written, Thursday after
noon. Sept. 18th. This is het first
meeting since the vacation, and as
important business will come up all
members are earnestly requested to
be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-11

land on the west side OF Main stfe''
also the Head property.
Mrs. Amos Gerald of Fairfield ac'""
panied by her niece, Mrs. Caro u.
Birmingham Of Stamford Ct, mas w.
a visitor in town the past week.
O. C. ward has purchased OF .'.
Katherine Ward OF Emblem hei pa
on the west side of Main street
Mrs. Lydia Rowell was repoF'e'
being quite i'll during the past "ee"'
Ned McIntire is here from We" .n.
Mrs. McIrtire has been passing inc
mer here.
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Mrs. Lucy (Green) Flower

The funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Lucy (Green) Flower, who died
last Friday while on a visit with rel
atives at Lynn. Mass, were held
from the Universalist church Mon
day afternoon, Rev. Sidney F. Willis
officiating. Mrs. H. L. Spaulding
sang several selections. The bearers
were Charles Noble, Perley j. Whit
ten. w. L. Percival, and Alphonso
Dyer. Interment was made in the
village cemetery. The floral trib-
utes were very beautiful.
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I. may also transform a beautiful.
swee,-,crirered woman into one wh S.r IS
strongly emphasized the great necessity
Of physician: making blood examinations
OF their weak. anaemic. rundown pa.
tents. Thousands Of persons 60 on year
after year suffering from physical weak
ness and highly nervous condition due
10 lack of sufficient iron in their red
blood corpusoIes without ever realizing the
real and true cause Of their trouble: Vita
on, iron in your blood your food merely icy
corn through an old mill with rollers SO
wide apart that the mill can't grind.
For wan. OF iron you may be an old
man At thirty. dull OF intellect, poor in
emo,y nervous, irritable an. End n a. r1 u
ron n vour blood YOU may still be young
in feeling, full of life. your. whole being
trimming over with vim ard energy"
Tho accompanying article Of Dr. Sui
ivan should be carefully read by every
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BOSTON AMERICANS.

Two-base hits-Mann, Paskert, Strunk-
Stolen base-Hollocher. Sacrifice hits
Mann, Shean. Double plays-Merkie to
Hollocher: Hollocher to PICK to Merkie
~, whiteman to Shean Left on bases
Chicago 6. Boston 3. Bases on balls
Vaughn ! Jones :. Struck utBy
Vaughn 4. by Jones .. UmplFes-o 'dag
behind the plate. Hiideofand d. frst'
K,en ar second and Owens at third
base Time of game, hour ana u MIN
tto
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Two Maine Boys Named
In Canadian Casualties

ottawa, Sept 9.-The Canadian
casualty list issued tonight contains
the following names of Americans:
Killed in action: G. +. LoWERY,
BRUNSWICK. ME-; H. Raymond,
Woonsocket +. l.; H. p. Burnell,
Passaic, Vt
Wounded, s. Mcbride. Derby. VT;
6. CONWAY. HoULToN, ME-; j.
w Brown, Central Falls. r.