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House and Porch Dresses

In pink. blue and green. double
breasted model contrasting
checked collar and cuffs. An
other model In checked EiuE.
ham has collar. belt and upck-
cts trimmed with Cham , M
bray-our reg S2.47 A. S27I -'"V
Limit two,
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ordinary ~"tenpenny"
nail. by reason OF
lack of iron in the
blood many persons
are anemic, pale, thin,
c m a ciatcd ii, their
blood ]corpuscles are
uneven, instead of
being round and full
of good red blood, ind
the nerves are lack
ing in strength. Feed
the nerves on good,
rich, red blood, and
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Womsn's Suits
Women's Coats
Women, Silk Dresses

Taffeta and crepe dc Chine
navy. new blue. gray. black
surpfice or plated blousc-tuniC
skirts-whitc Georgette collars
lace trimmed 10 IN
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Misses' Coats

IN tan. pekin. navy ana clay
popliu, serge-high waist models
Overlapping beits-button trim
med-nONclty pockets
sizes IL to ~ IA IA
our reg Sl5.74..,,...,,..,.h O.'f
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Women Mohair Skirts

Navy, gray and black-full gath
cred hHcks-belts-detRchabla slit
pockets and button trimmed
medium and extra 6iEes- = go
our reg. $3.50 .,..,,.,,,., sew
The evening world., 1918-03-28

De Luca. In place OF Amato, was
Gianotto In n repetition OF M%ascagnrs
"Lodoletta" at the Metropolitan Opera
House last night. He both sang and
Interpreted the part well. Fol the
rest OF tho fine east there were Ca
russo as Flammen and Florence Easton
as LodolettR, both In excellent voice;
De S~egurola, Didur. Lila Robson.
Cecil Arden, Minnie Egcncr, Max
Bloch, Sante Mendclli and Burgh
Staller. Mr.. M~oranzoni conducted.
Afterward came Henry +. Gllbert's
ballet-pantomime The Dance in
Pace Congo" with Rosina GALL, Giu-
seppi Bonfigllo and Ottokar Bartik I'm
tho principal parts. Mr.. MontcuN con.
Quoted. There was a large and dom
o%nstratlvc audience.
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Women's Lisie Union Suits

low neck. Sleeveless - banding
about neck and armholeS-tight
or lace trimmed knee Al
regular sizos-our reg. 10. -"
Extra Sizes *
our reg. 81. soo
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Crepe de Chine Blouses

White or desh- embroidered. con-
vertible or Nat collars
s a5T ttI %PdeI- 1856
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Untrimmed Hats

Variety % newest shapes-
large. medium and close-1ttiug
models - fashionable strAwa and
colors-black included On
u regular t2.s7 ........'. N
Hats purchased hero Will DO
trimmed without charge.
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1874
White Tub Skirt.

Yoke or gathered back models OF
Ra%bardlne aud pidue novelty
pockets and button trimmed
medium and extra sizos; IA
u reg. sass and 33l7.... -
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Crepe kimonos

Smart. pretty models, cape
collars. ribbon trimmed elastic
belt -- light blue. lavender,
Copen and rose-our reg. 1.25
tl.Oi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Limit two,
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Drive a Nail Here - Now

In every healthy body there are
fifty grains of iron, about as much
as is contained I'm nm
The evening world., 1918-03-28
AW0MAN'S BEAUTY Often Spoiled by Slow Acting Liver
Lack of Good Healthy Bile in the Liver Is the Greatest Detriment
to the Good Health of Both Men and Women.

Our method Of combining podophylum with the ~laxatives
which act IN harmony with il is the great discovery We have
70 offer you In z & 3 Pills for the liver and bowels.
The evening world., 1918-03-28
Flowers

Roses, v~iolets. psnsles. daisies.
cherries and wreaths OF flowers
and fruits ~
our regular IS and .i6..,.. "
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Womsn's Extra Sire
Cotton Vests

Shaped. low neek-Sleeveless or
short sleeves - also Drawer
tight knee or laco trimmed AZ
-our reg. .53,........,..,.. S
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Babies' Caps

White lawn-ambroldored or lace
trimmed turnbaclts-some with
ribbon roBettes- "A
o mos, to 3 ycars-our reg. st '"'
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Mems Shirts

Woven striped madras ana
others-variety OF patterns nnd
colorings-white grounds 26
our regular ti.Ts ........ ~
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Crepe de Chimes

90 Inch-hin crepe weaye-strrst
end evening shades az
our reg 1i.26 ,.....,,,'',', W"
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4o-in. Satins

Fine close laco-soft finish
fashionable light and l2
dark shads-our reg. NAi S
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OPERAS and CONCERTS
Philadelphia Orchestra Plays Here,
With Three Great PianiStS SoloiStS
BY SYLVESTER RAwLING

singing OF the boys was admirable.
The sololsts, all weil-knOwn Oratorio
singers. vera Grace Korna, sopranos;
Mrs. Benedict Jones. alto; William
Wheeler, tenor. aud Edgar Sohoneld
and Wilfred Glenn, bass. Mr.. Wheeler
sang the words OF the Evangelist, Mr..
Schofeld those Of Jesus, and Mr..
Glenn those of PLATE.
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Crepe de Chine Blouses
White Wolfe BIouses
Potticoats
CorEsts

Light weight coutil-mcdium bust
-iaco ftont-siaes 70 to 90 81
our reg. s. 800. ..........,, A'Oh
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Crepe Meteor

Beautiful draplng quality - dark
and medium colors-
90 luChas wide III
our reg. N7S ..,,'''''''''' "
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French Ssrves

az and 80 inch-all wool fine
twill-uavy and Mack LIZ
our res. 1871. ..,.,,'.''''''
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Yoke Of fancy lace and
embroidered insert ribbon ~
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Tots serSe Coats
Little Tots Coats

Fancy chc~cks--heltcd models with
Jyerlay collars-slzes . to RID
& yeHIs-Our reg. t3.S1,.... O
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Spring styies-gray or black
silk or serge MINI we'll
taIlored-our regular 10 IN
S22. 80 and l25. 90. .,..... iO'oV
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Trimmed Hats

Smart dress shapes trimmed ~
the very newest Spring I'D
models-our regular SAT-,
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Floral Wreaths

six covered fruits and nowers-
wide assortment LIN
our reg. ti.a7 and N.55.". "
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Full Assortments OF
Memo Corsets
Women's P~ettieosts

White Nainsook -- wide ruffle OF
embroidery or lace inser- -
tious-our regular Sl.AS... h'~
Women's Envelope Chsmisss
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Chiffon Taffetas

=, inch-nrm texture-desirable
light and dark colors- liz
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Boys Underwear

shirts. high neck. short sleeves
Is.~sI I knee length asS double IS, p
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Mems Neckwesr

Newest Spring designs and col
orings-largo open ends n
our regular .55 ............
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Mems Underwear

Baibriggan-shirtA. shorts, short
sleeves-double seat ~
drAwers-our reg. .5O......
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Shaphard Chaeka

81 inch.-ali wool-varioua Sises--
large. medium and 151
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Chi1dren's Drawers

Soft NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
hetnmed and tucked 1k
l to IL yoars-our reg. 20 80"
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Mnraul.et,e Curtains

Deep hem 49, handsomely trlm'd
with CIuny. Antique and other1
in real lace designs- Dkl
value Ei,t1..,...,.,',..'. "
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IMsn's underwear
Men's Shirts

Various mercerized fabrios-pop-
lin included - desirable stripes
white grounds-soft cuffs TX
all slzes-our reg. 81 90, ..., Nv
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Trimmed Hats

Black and colors smart mod
els Ia becoming effects DIG
our reg. t2.96 .,........
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Mems Caps
Mems O~vercoats

Newest colorinEs-ali SS
sizes-our REGULAR .15......, "
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Girls Hats

Smart tailored models.
in Spring cOlors-- ~
our req. tl.1b ...,..,,,.,,,
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Meme Hats

Spring styles and colors - nne,
soft felt-leRther inside , Ok
bands-our regular sass. $500
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White Wolfe Blouses

Tucked. embroidered
or with Nenise lace
our reg. S2,SJ ..,,,,,,,,...
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Duplex Vanity Cssss

silver plated gray hnish-leath-
or lined cord case aud chanEa
pocket- III
our reg. .97...,.,....''.'.'. HS
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Pink Bstists
Wayy switches

IS inches Wlde-soit. SILKY y
lin. De- our neg. 33" ,.,..,.,., "
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Little Tots Straw Hats

In Copenhagen blue or rose
trimming OF tiny buds aud
riboon--2 to 6 years 81
our reg. H.97.,........,... A"
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Mems Trousers

Elmo striped fabrics In various
dark colorinRs. regular and
extra sizes d
Our regular $500 ,|,,.".,.. "
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Boys Suits

Trench and seull. Norfolk models
Spring fabrics, mixtures. tnucy,
stripes and chocks-well tailored
% to - Sear'- 700
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various Kinds of stripes in d
flrahle colurluEs-
our regular 51. ...,,...,... -
LlInlt fifteen yards,
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Floral Voilss

pegiIu7 and colorluEa the uew-
c.t-lu large variety 1917
our reg. .lT,.......,.,"., ~@
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Muslin Neckbands

hlzps l2la to rs Inch IN
our reg. 5-J for,.,......,.. NV
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Stamped Scarfs

And squares - siLsB i7xi9 and
2gN2g-hemstitching and n 10
three rows OF drawn work
variety Of do5igns- n
our reg. .f7...,............ ~
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Nail scrubs

U~nb,enched bristles- ii
OuT rex, 80 tHsssssss
Limit four,
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Excellent quality fashionable
Spring shndps-lght and az
dlrk-Our reg. i2O..... "
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Sanitary Napkins
Sill Mixed PONCE

Attractive variety OF shades-
light and dark aS
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Doll Tea Set.

Japsrrsr porcelain twelve
pisc,s -CUlor"d decorations -
-our rCg t.......,,.,.,,t '"'
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Pretty Cratonnss

LARGE assortment Of chintL
tapestry, tloral and other %
dsslgns-our reg. 81. ...... '~V
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Imported Grass Rugs
Cowhide Bags

IS Inch--bllCk OF brown leather
leather lined throughout
side pockcts-ro,utorDed n M
tuds-Our reg. 3, 20. .,,.,- WV
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Bath Brushes

Ebony handlcs-tsct D1
Of Q eachJ-our reg. 3l.6s,.
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Wool NuIsh plaids tSbAS1l. and
plain white Or gray tUNsp), Win
Coutltstlug borders ID
our reg. 81 - .,.,.u,,....
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Silver Plated Table Spoon.
and Forks

w. r. Rogers grade
new d%Csigns- m
our reg. Si.Ji.....th doz)
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Silk Hand Bags
Now Spring Ribbons

All colors - millinery aud sash
widths-plain aud fancy IN
value .3S and .50-a yurd''. ~
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Tooth Brushes

Fine briftlcs-lonE. detach- %
able hnndlc-vllue .i6.....
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Women's Combinations

soft Naiusook- yokes deliberately
trimmed front and back Qk
-Uur regular 81. ss...,,,.' wv
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Cuddle d Dolls

stock.not or Turkish cloths
Embroidered or hand painted
tac'--iilp-goO eyes 40
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Boys Blouses

White or striped percales-
attached ~collRrs--5 to 10 al
yssrs-Our res. .b7."...,,..
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Khaki Cloth
Woven Madras

Desirable min lengths z
value 90 .tts.,.,,.,,.r .yd 49,
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Lining Sateens

Fine mercerizei quality
for suits and coats ~
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Womsn's White Silk Hose
Mems Handkerchief.

I.isle sole. heel and toe on
our reg. Si.l7 .............,
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VARIABLE Couch Covers
Blankets

Tan VI colored Stripe OI
nnsud-Our res. 49,, 80. "
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Umbrella

BLACK American taffetn-
Sizes for men n women- M
our res. tL2I............. INV
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Children's oyeralls
Childrsn's RomPeTs

Gray stripes-tWo pocket 4
I 10 10 years--our rex 81. -
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Collar q Cuff Sets

Soft finish-larGe size 1
our reg. .i2b and .iJ...,,.. -
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Boudoir Caps

or crepe de chino combined IN
various ways with lace and rib
bou-whitc and dainty col. IA
orings-our reg. Si.35 a ti.5O ''h
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pomet FlAnnsIs
Turkish Towels

Hcmmed-oieached ,.
our req. N.50-doLeu "
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Various styles. with o. without
coliRTs-2 10 8 years N
Dur regular .6s...,.,,....., N'
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Boys' Spring Coats

In cheeks and fancy m%0tCrialS-
belted or pleAted b~dcks-soLs or
velvet collars 5 to years 1.15
-Oug reg. 4A.e6. ......',,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20
PITTSFIELD

A mass meeting was held in Union
Hall. Friday evening, under the aus
pices of the local Liberty Loan com
mittee. The speaker for the evening
was Lieut.. r. L. Murray Of the Can
adian Engineers and First Tunnel
ling Corps. He served 90 months in
the trenches and was three times
wounded. He spoke Of his personal
experiences at Ypres salient. Armen-
there. etc. Music was furnished by
the Pittsfield band, which gave Il
concert on Main street at 7.3O.
A new piano has been installed in
the ninth grade room at the Gram
mar school. which will be a gift Ia
the school by the pupils of the ninth
grade.
A together meeting of those
interested in farming was held in
Grange hall Friday afternoon for the
purpose Of advancing subjects of in
terest and suggestions for farm
work.
Special exercises were held at NJ.
c. I. chapel Friday in honor of Patri-
OTIS Day.
At the Hartland avenue school
Thursday afternoon the members of
the Junior Red Cross Auxiliary gave
an interesting program of exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20
cH1rRCH NOTICES

cprr% CT METHODIST EPISCO-
PAT. Rev. w. J. Layton: Worship an,
sermon 1890 A. NJ; Sunday school 90 "a
l2 NJ: Epworth League meetime ao ~
p. NJ; gospel meeting at 'cov Gavin. at
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evenlnsa az ~
7S; teacher training eA"0'
evening at S.45.
FIRST BAPTIST, E. S. PhilorooR;
,,or;oa worship at 1890 with sernlo'i
hv o'nsns Pan r G. Whittemore, d. p; sun,
day school at noon; I. +. ,; %. "a. snciai ~
Gas; stereopticon lecture a. ,e,,ine at
gospel meeting Wednesday
$50. , AZ
CHRISTIAN sIENCE: Services on a'
N 91 4 n: subject of lesson-sermo,,,,, !,
..noctrine of Atonement; ,i;n.s ou,iuas
&c., ~ same hour; Mid-week services
"Wednesday evening at ..
pENNEY MEMORIAL FREE 70 BAa 90
riST. Rev. William X W1oa; chwrcn
NJ. worship and sermlom'i seoiai service-bap-
t;sm 20. c. L. meeting ied py on,ii.
ra,n. hoth howe: evening service otn1o % .
"a. MA YER meeting Wednesday a' '''e'
class in Bible study at e.oo
SOUTH PARISH CONGKEGWMarrJshin CO Warshin
AL, Rev. Clayton D BoothpMS Sunday
schnoi ~,n in the church at 11.45 mid-wseK wee X
evening at 7.So. <rn;s.ora,,
ST. MARKS CHURCH ,eiato- eEplss1pdaag, p Sndeg, :,
Pleasant street. Rev. victor etc ster;, r. % Holy
tSmt tSsrist and sunday schsol g s-s@ A; even: M
mstins and sermon. 1880 A. M even"
snnS and sermon. 7.30 p. NJ.
' ar BARNABA's chapel. Bangor anger
street. Rev. victor Q: AnderssaY SnnsaY SCHOOL reH
(sd sunday after Easterl; "a 5u .ermon at i
It $40 P. NJ; sveusong anu se''N''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20
ALBION

The Mission Study Glass has voted
to form a Missionary Society for the
promotion of missions at home and
abroad.
James ketchum and family are to
move into the Leroy Copeland house.
Mr.. Ketc'um will work for the Cope
land brothers this summer.
Miss Sadie Blake. who has been
teaching school in Winslow has been
visiting her parents during the past
week.
There is a series Of special meet
ings being held in the town han un-
der the leadership Of S. c. Burnett Of
New Mexico.
The Albion Grange has purchased
a service flag for the members of the
grange here who are in the service
Of the country. They also, last
wednesday purchased large Amer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20
Stereopticon Lecture

1.-The Ruined Churches Of France
will be the subject of stereopticon
lecture which will be given at tho
First Baptist church Sunday evening
April 81. by Rev. L. S. Phtlbrook'
Photographic views. showing the de-
struction wrought by German guns
and revealing the sacrilege and ruth
,essress OF German methods. will be
thrown upon the screen. 1t is hard 10
,ealize the awful war. These pictures
viii give a new and vivid impression
of present conditions in France Inv
lecture will be free to the pupile.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

ThurGday'S snnWstorm, which may
or may not be the last one before an
other winter, continued at intervals
throuchout the day and night. but
was followed Friday morning by
clearing weather. and Friday. al
though being decidedly wintcrish in
temperature during the morning
hours the sky was clear through the
remainder Of the day. To give an idea
of the temperature OF the carly part
of the day and until about l,oontime.
it may he said that the little snow
which came on Thursday did not m 1T
for the day and in many places where
the sun shone on it the snow re-
mained until late in the forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20
Did You Know?

That the silk worm in weaving his
cocoon. makes sixty-five motions of
his head a minute; that he has to
make 100000 motions of these figure
eight motions before he is through
with his Job, and that on the aver
age a silk cocoon contains 1000 yards
of silk?
The story In Yard of Silk in THE
the silk worm is one Of the greatest
workers in the world and that man
has never been able to uphold the
work of the worm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

One of the latest service flags dis
played is TO be seen in the window
of the office of the Maine Children's
Home Society at 335 Water street.
The flag has FIVE stars, representing
the five young men formerly in the
care of the society. who went into
the service. -Four of these young men
arc now living. they being Charles
w. Holland, Albert \. Foster, Wal
ter Sargent. all of the United States
Army, and Winton p. Hicks of the
United States Navy. The other
Young man. represented by a star in
the border of the service flas. was
Woodford n West, formerly OF the
L. $. Navy. who died of pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Patriots day so far as Augusta WAS
concerned, passed Very quietly. the
day being marked by a general sus-
pension of business in commercial and
manufacturing lines. The drug stores
Were open during the morning and
evening but We're closed during the
afternoon. A baseball game furnished
sport during the afternoon but the
air was TOO cold to allow of anything
like comfort for those who wanted to
WatCh the gamc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Mrs. Tozier has been waiting on him.
The pastor will take for his sub
ject next Sunday morning. A stripe
Of gold" AS the weather is becom-
ing pleasanter a larger attendance is
coming TO services. You are given
a cordial invitation to be present.
The following are tho honor parts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

AT d. W. Adams Co.'S today special
value IN satin petticoats at 79c. Black
tafeta dress skirts, a very fine quality
of taffeta. $5.9S: crepe de chine waists.
many pretty models. sass; Whitmor,
brand of voile waists, sold with a guar
antee for fit, wear and style. Sl.O0 each.
Special value in Turkish towels at l5c. :;
SS-in. extra fine madras clotn. light
grounds with colored and black stripes,
toaays value 50c, cut price 33c; 32-ln.
mercerized foulards, nice variety or
patterns, 35c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Miss Alma p Gray, who had bcen
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. GUY O.
Nickcry Of Western avenue. left On
the 9,36 train Friday morning for New
London. Ct, where she has entered
the Naval Reserve as Red Cross
nurse for a term of six years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Friday mornings icy pavements
made hard footing in places for the
horses unless the animals had just
had their toe calks sharpened. which
Is rather unusual thing after the
middle Of April. and a number Of
them slipped and fell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

AT meeting Of the Augusta Yacht
Club held on Wednesday evening,
April IS, at the clubhouse, it was yu--
ed TO appoint 4 committee to sell the
club property to pay off the clubs in
debtedncss, after which an adjour :
ment was taken to the first Wednes-
day in May. at which time it is en-
izCd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Caiixe Blouin. who had been enjoy
ing 1urlouSh Of six days at his home
on the leighton road. left on the Sc
tram Friday morning for Spartans-
burg, ;. C.. where he is stationed as
member of the Hospital Corps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

that they will be here in time for
them TO wear them when making
their canvass for the Third Liberty
Loan from April 27th to May 4th.
Freelani Drake. who has been
quite i'll with congestion of the lung.
is now improving and his friends
hope that he will soon be out again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Swift & Turner say If you know
real value to look at these-a round
clothes basket, 60c value for 49c,
a Palmetto scrub brush 10 in. width.
worth 25c, today 15c, III in. retinned
iron mixing spoon. regular price 15c.
today 10c, pint tin dippers. regularly
&c each, today for Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

lean flag to be hung as banner
across the street.
virgil Gould who has been work
ing In Portland for a number OF
years. mas been visiting his parents
for a number Of days.
number of the Boy Scouts have
ofueseo uniforms and it is hoped
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

~, Mss Florence E. Merrill arrived
thursday evening from Boston for =
VISIT OF few days with her narents
S Mr' and Mrs. James Merrill. At :
School street. "'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

fhysical Director S. T. Pitcher or
sa' tne augusta Y. NJ. c. A. went Fri
oay by automobile to Portland ~
lew days business trim q
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Mrs' H. y. Beecher of this city and
iier sister, Mrs. c. r. Lindsey of Hal
lowell, will leave this morning eor
MiiA'ury, Mass. for a 10-days visit
witt Mrs. Reccher's daughter. Mr.,
a. B. Wimble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

ne poys work committee Of the
us'a -I. c. A. will meet at 80
u'soaE evening. April 90, at the "Y'.
! ou''oi.iS TO arrange activities for rho
Joys Tor the spring and summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Chernowsky's Store for Women are
selling today ladies' muslin cotton
night robe. worth 81. for only 59c.
Children's MILDLY blouses at 59c. La
dies lace trimmed union suits, worth
15c. special price SOC. Ask to see their
new line of ladies' vests to wear with
suits and dresses. Another lot of
those high grade striped silk waists,
also in Jap silk for only s1.s8 each.
Many more stylish new coats and
suits have come in this week. all
selling at special low prices. Call
and see them today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

B. E. Bither has fine special for
the lady shopper today. dainty bot
tie with neat screw cap of that ex-
ouisite Mavis perfume, also package
of Mayis talcum powder. all for 36c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Miss Edna Jaquith, teacher in tho
puonc p schools at Kent's HILL passed
fatriots' day in this city as the grest
Oh Miss Mary French, 40 Oak sfrset
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

Candy specials at Miller's Fruit store
today are vanilla. chocolate. strawberry
and maple cocoanut bars at PC. ID. !;
special chocolate package goods at 39c.
10. comprise chocolate cocoanut ROYALS.
chocolate covered nuts with cream,
chocolate fruits and nuts; high grade
assorted chocolates, 33c. lb. 4 new lot
OF pure maple sugar just received. All
kinds of green stuff and fruits
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

There's a Long, Long Trail" by
10 Elliott, which is taking the coun-
try by storm, price 40c, and "A Dad
dy's Prayer" by Harold Freeman
composer of my Little Rambling
Rose 1oc copy. 1c extra by mail, are
offered by Melville Smith & Son for
today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

in the Besse High school. The Grad
uation will be June 27. Valedictory.
Miss Esther Tilton; Salutai orian,
Miss Eunice A. Richards; Glass Es-
say, Miss Pearl f. Richards; History,
Miss Incz kinball Prophecy. Miss
Louise Stratton: Presentation LOT,
Gifts. M. Barnard Tavlor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

r,oa ,c - w w. Beck and daughter Ma
ron le1t Thursday morning for a VIZ.
~ OF week in Boston and at .,so
In Providence. r. l, a. aiso