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Register
D. 49,. L.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-16
JUDGE HALE REFUSES
TO DISMISS SHIP
LIBEL AT PORTLAND

Portland, Me. July 15.-In the
United States district court today
Judge Clarence Hale refused to dis
miss a libel brought by the Kin
craig Steamship Co. of England
against the Norwegian steamer
Kongsli. The steamer Kincraig, own
ed by the British company, was in
collision with the Kongsli in the har
Dor Of Oran. Algeria. Feb. 6. 1917.
Suit brought there by the captain of
the Kincraig is stin pending. Later
the Kongsl arrived here and was IL
belled by the Kincraig company and
released under bonds for $4,000. At
torneys for the kongsli petitioned
for the dismissal of the libel on the
ground that action was pending in
the French admiralty courts. Judge
Hale ruled that so long as no de-
cree had been issued in the French
courts the American courts had jul
risd:cton
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LARONE

Dr. II p. Little, who has charge
of the Volunteer boys in this sec
ton has been selected as the prof
fessor from Colby who will go to
Plattsburg for official training
During the heavy electric storm
Of Friday last the lightning struck
the big barn of Albert Woodsome
but did not set a fire and the only
damage was the tearing off of few
shingles and boards from the gable.
Roy Marcia, who was in the JOB
H. f. 4. at Camp Devens. has been
transferred to the 15lst f. A., Brig
AIDE Headqua rters, where mail will
now reach him.
Word from the lads from this sec
ton who are at Camp Devens is
that they are all well and like the
work.
Recent visitors at w. ]. Marcia S
were Rev. A. d. Craig and daughter
| Margarite of Glencraig farm in
Fairfield and Roy Brown who is in
the Y NJ. c. A. work, now stationed
at Greenville.
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CANAAN

Mrs Dora O'Brien and children
OF Salem, Mass arc guests Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy.
Mrs Lotuc Quimby of Brockton,
Mass is visiting MIR. and Mrs, Fields.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cole Of Wins
low were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank crockcr recently.
E,bcn j Harlow, little son Ralph
and mother. Mrs. Hattie Lunt of
Iuchhcld and Valentine Pingree of
Lewiston we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs George Smith Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. rhilava Lowe left Wednes-
dav for Portland to consult an oc-
culist
Misses Emma and May Goodwin,
teachers in Massachusetts, arrived
THURSDAY TO pass the summer with
their sister. Miss Minta Goodwin
Mrs. Gleason and daughter Flora
passed Thursday with relatives in
Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Rawding and son OF
Lewiston have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. r. Drawn
Mrs. Amos Nelson OF Portland was
the weekend guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Holt
Mr.. and Mrs. sylvester and little
daughter OF Bangor are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Lord.
Amos Nelson of Portland arrived
sunday TO pass his vacation with
his parents. Mr., and Mrs. Franz
Nelson.
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MONTVILLE

CENTER-Mrs. George Andrews Of
South Braintree and Mrs. Winfield
Norton of Forest Hill, Mass went
home Friday. They were accom-
panied BY their father, j. H. Terry.
Eugene Perry has bought an auto
mobile.
Charles F. Perry of Fairfield was
q recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Mason.
Moving machines and horserakes
are much in evidence as one rides
along the country roads, but the
flood will have to abat, before thev
can be used.
Thunder storms, rains and cloudy
humid days are being thrown on the
screen with tiresome monotony.
J.. *. Crommett of China was Mon
day at p. w. Jaquith's.
Mrs. George Jackson of Pittsfield
and G. F. Dinsmor6 Of Newport were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
V. Jackson.
The Charles f. Thompson farm.
in the south part of the town, was
sold Friday to Charles Ripley of
Searsmont, who has taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pean and Mr..
and Mrs. 7. w. Jaquith. were Sunday
in Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham
mad children, Leila ard Donald of
Washington, We're Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Morang.
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LITCHFIELD

Mrs. Levi Danforth and children
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Holbrook in Bowdoin
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Sanborn of
Green were callers at Mr.. c. f. Ma
looms Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Higgins visited her
brother, Dexter Robbins, who is on
duty at Fort Preble. Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Royal Of the univer-
isty of Maine will give canning
demonstration at the Grange hall
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock.
Ladies are requested to bring note
books and pencils.
Miss Irene Helms of Lewiston
passed Saturday night and Sunday
with her friend Miss Marian Earle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall are re.
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter born July nth.
Mrs. Addie Baker and Mrs How
ard Ackley and little daughter. O
Lewiston, were guests at Mr.. Charles
Campbelrs sunday.
Mr.. Anderson of Boston passe,
Sunday at his summer home at tn
Corners.
Wilbur Gowell is helping Mr.. 'Har
den do his hay1ns.
| Mr.. Roscoe Bosworth is substitrt
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CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. Parkcs who has been at
Cedar Grove Inn, returned to Boston
Saturday, called home by the i'll
ness Of her daughter.
Mrs, Mckie, who IS passing the
summer here. received letter
from her son, Corp. John Mckie Of
base hospital No, g. A. E. r,
somewhere in France" He writes
fine letters and sends home some
pictures Of himself in uniform.
James Devine, /. s. n. is az his
mothers cottage for fifteen days
furlough
A very large crowd attended the
dance at Moody's casino Saturday
evening Nearly eighty couples en-
joyed themselves until twelve 0 clock
and then started for home by auto
mobile and motor boat The launch
Leafcy G.. of Gardiner and Frank
Eastman's large boat from South
Gardiner brought many passengers
from up river while Ernest Hart
ford brought forty from Richmond
Ernest Hartford has purchased d
very large motor boat and will bring
the large crowd from Bath to Rich
mond and Cedar Grove Saturday
afternoons.
There arc a large number of sum
mer visitors at Cedar Grove and
Richmond camp ground
Mrs. William G. Call who has been
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George H. Moody since last Decem-
Der, is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
II IJ1n
Sanford l., Drawn and family Of
Waldoboro, Me. were among those
who attended the dance al Cedar
Grove Saturday evening, returning
home in their automobile Sunday.
/ George H. Moody, the postmaster
at Cedar Grove. who has been sick
I since last December, If much i'm
! proved.
clyde Moody ana Ray Cloud. en-
ployed by the Gardiner Auto Co.
were at home Saturday night and
Sunday.
The tug Seguin struck sunken
log opposite Cedar Grove Thursday
and damaged her propeller so that
she was obliged to return to Park
er's Head for repairs She was back
on the Job Saturday.
Mrs. McKie, who is visiting at
Cedar Grove, received a letter from
her husband Saturday which came
from Washington, u. c. via the
aeroplane mail service. This is the
first letter of this kind to reach the
Cedar Grove office. 1t bore a TWEEN
J., ty-four cent stamp and is at present
quite a curiosity.
Percy Brown of Portland was at
the home of his father, George w.
Brown at Iceboro. Saturday night
; and Sunday. He is working for the
Portland Gas Co.
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ing on the mail route for G. l.. Rog-
esr whose wife is very i'll.
Mr.. Lord of Lisbon Falls has been
elected superintendent of Litchficld.
Monmouth, West Gardiner and Wales
schools.
Robert Belyea was called to Eroos-
took county by the serious illness Of
his mother.
The Red Cross entertainment and
| lawn party at the Longfellow school
house in West Gardiner was well at
tended and the net sum of $3.50 was
realized.
! Mrs. Arthur Newell, daughter Clara
and son Albert, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Newells sister, Mrs. Clara
| Hinckley.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Brann and son
Clifton and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest John
son were Thursday evening guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. F. Small.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur stevens, who
have been visiting their brother. War
rem Stevens, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Dennis Bishop and daughters,
Miss Alice and Tresea, and son George.
! were callers at MIR. and Mrs. G. f.
| Hodgkms Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weeks of New
! Hampshire are passing the season at
their summer home in West Gardiner.
Mrs Vinton Gordon of Lvermore
Falls is spending a week with her
j mother, Mrs. 0. A. True.
Rev. A. B. Hyde of Lewiston preached
Sunday at the North Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Currier have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Star
bird Mr.. Currier was formerly pastor
Of the North Baptist and Litchfeil
Plains churches.
Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock a
canning demonstration will be given at
Grange hall by Miss Lucille Royal Of the
University Of Maine extension force. 1t
IS hoped all members of the Girls Can
ming Club and many others will be pres
ent to receive the benefit of this helpful
work
Mrs. Laura Blanchard and sons are
making an extended visit with friends
in Aroostook county.
Mrs Mabel True is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. True.
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WEST GARDINER

SPEARS CORNER--Mis Bertha
NJ Spear, who has been passing saw
eral days as the guest Of Lewiston
friends, has returned.
Mrs. Harry Mitchell and Mrs. j. E.
Treworthey were visitors in Augusta
Sunday.
Mr.. Clifford of Waterville was a
weekend guest at the horne of Hon.
John A. Spear.
The Litchfield branch of the Gar
diner Red Cross chapter held an en-
tertainment and social at the Long
fellow schoolhouse, Saturday even
ing. Music, refreshments and a
social hour were enjoyed
j. w. Sanford of Litchfield was
q caller at the corner Monday.
Wallace A. purnell of Gardner
was calling on Gardiner friends, Sun.
day.
Miss Russell Cole of Massachusetts
! has been guest at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. Archie d. Cole.
| Master James Golfer OF Augusta is
visiting his aunt Mrs. T. c. Little.
! field.
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W|NS!0W

Mrs Henry Wentworth. Misses
Hannah and Doris Wentworth. Roy
al Wentworth and Miss Bcrnice
Boyd of Skowhegan were callers in
town Saturday.
Mrs. John r Howard VIII leave
today for Rockland where she will
be the guest Of relatives. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Emery and
family have moved to the a. W.
Lane farm
Miss Natalie Tozier is a guest Of
her sister, Mrs Leland seigars,
South Dresden. for tho week.
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Hersom of
Oakland were guest Sunday of their
daughter. Mrs, J. 3. Smith.
A lawn party viii be hold this
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Smiley, Clinton aN-
enue, for the benefit of the Christian
Endeavor society If stormy it will
be held the first fair evening
Mrs. Ralph CLANCY and daughter
Hazel of HInckley were guests Sat
urday of Mrs. Fred Flcwelling, Mo
hogan street
G. II. Smith of Augusta was a
business caller in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland b. Hutchins
arrived last week at Washburn, Wis
consin, where Mr.. Hutchins has a
government position. Washburn is
located 40 miles north Of Chicago
Mrs. A. Is. Dunbar. who recently
suffered a paralytic shock at the
, home of her daughter in Bryson
! City, S. c., is slowly improving.
Dorothy Kidder is in the Child
, ren's hospital at Portland for treat
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ment and will remain there for
some time.
An entertainment for the benefit
Of the Red Gross will be given Fri
day evening in the Citizens hall at
North Vassalboro. A dance will
follow the entertainment,
Mrs. Harry Grindall and daught-
ers Evelyn and Florence returned
Monday from Ellis Pond. where they
have been passing a few days.
Mrs. Charles York was the guest
Sunday of Oakland relatives.
Rev. w. n. Bessey of Illinois. who
supplied the pulpit Sunday at the
Congregational church was enter
tanned while in town at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Patterson.
Scott Halves has returned from
Augusta. where he passed the week
end.
DR.. F. c. Hooper has returned
from a business trip to Portland.
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FREEDOM

Mr.. and Mrs. Dykens and little son
Of Cambridge, Mass, aro guests Of
their daughter Mrs. Fred FIVE.
The Ladies Circle net with Mrs,
Geo. WORTH Friday. The afternoon
was spent in working Tor the Red
Cross.
.Albra Flye of Brighton, Mass. is
the guest Of his mother, Susan J.
Flye.
Dr. A. NJ, Small is having a bath
room put in his house.
Mrs. Hattie WiEGin. Minnie Webb
Caroline Turner and Dana BantCn
were business callers IN Watervillc
Friday.
News has been received Of the birth
Of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Parker
Cooper OF Dixfeld, Ne, Thursday.
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PITTSTON

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis
of Winchester Mass, motored from
their home last week for brief
visit with relatives in this place and
surrounding towns.
II. B. Sawyer of Augusta was
business visitor here on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. w. E. Moore enjoyed por-
ton of last week at Lake Tacoma
with a party of Randolph friends.
Miss Marjorie and Miss Helen Mar
son Of Medford, Mass. are at the
Marson homestead with their aunt
Miss May Marson.
Mrs, Charles Plummer and two
daughters returned to Bangor last
week after a visit with Mrs. Plum
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K
Mansir.
The wet weather Of the past week
has delayed haying operations very
much in this vicinity.
Mrs. James LeBate Of Haverfii'
Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs. G.
r. Mansir.
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SMITHFIELD

Louis Hardy has turned over TO the
Led Cross fund s25.10 which he real
lied from the sale Of fancy boxes
which he made and had filled with
nice chocolates. Felix Serios was the
lucky man.
Grace Bickford Of the Farmers ex-
change at Oakland was at home for
few hours Thursday afternoon.
Doris Treworgy and Grace Dow were
guests Of Mrs. 6. 5. Holmes Friday.
We were visited by qui.e 4 heaHy
thunder shower Thursday and Friday
afternoons. There was a heavy fall
Of rain.
MIS-. Fred Mcsser returned home 10
Augusta Friday after passing the
week with her sister. Mrs. Jay Clark.
who accompanied her as far as Wa
tervillc.
Joseph Dud,ey has moved his fam
lily into the Frank Tuttlc i.ouse. she
is going TO work for his father.
\ letter was received Friday by
MI and Mrs. John Warren from their
son. Vernon. who has arrived safely
in France, much u the satisfaction
Of his friends.
\ large touring car cot disabled on
the road Thursday afternoon and it
required two cars to tow i to Water
VILE: Ernest stevens and Raymond
Groves cong the jon.
Al arc getting anxious for tair
weather to commence having. There
has been 50 much rainy weather but
few have their having done.
The rain 81 sunday was the Lcav-
lest vet il being 2 real downpour
Willis Charles ana family arrived
home sunday evening from Augusta
for short stay.
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MT. VERNON

On July 81 the pulpit of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will be &C.
cupied by Mrs. Walter Russell. late
~ of Chicago. III. Mrs. Russell is
well remembered here as Miss Jillie
Mayhem, and her many friends are
glad to welcome here after her long
absence.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
usual hour ano place on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Fogg Of Lynn, Mass,
is the guest of her uncle, Mr.. Lorenzo
French.
Prof F. y. Searles and family Of
New Bedford Mass. have arrived
and are occupying their cottage in
Russ Grove.
Miss Ada Fuss reached home on
Saturday TO pass the summer vaca-
ton.
Beginning Monday July Is the
rural carriers will start from this of
fee al 1870 T. NJ. instead of at 1.30
A. NJ, as at present.
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TROY

CENTER-Amos Bennett has NOV
ed from Carmel to the place which he
recently purchased Of Rosendal Ger
ry.
Jean Rogers left this week for Cas-
tine to attend the summer school
DR.. Emerson of Newport was at c.
J. Hillmans Sunday.
The Sunshine meeting with Miss
Nellie Danforth has been postponed
till Wednesday Of this week
Two Junior Volunteers are employ
ed in town, one, Mr.. Heron, by
Clarence Whitney; and the other.
Byron Glazier from Augusta, by c.
II. Hillman
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BELGRADE

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Carrel are the parents OF baby giri
horn Saturday morning at the Sis
ter's Hospital in Waterville.
William Wade. who is employed IN
path. was a week end visitor at his
home here.
The boys at Camp kennebec were
guests at Camp Cedar Crest Friday
Owing to the wet weather very
few have begun haying
Bert Bicktord was a business call
er in Waterville- FRIDAY
Arthur Alexander and Walter Glea-
con made a trip to Bath recently by
auto. ..,s
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Lightning Damages Barn
and Kills Calf

Montville, Me, July l5-Friday af-
ternoon lightning struck on the roof
of H. B. Clements barn at Halidale,
followed down the gable and thence
to the ground by the corner post.
1t started a blaze in some straw.
and had not Mr.. Clement been there
and acted in prompt and energetic
manner, he would have met with a
great loss as he has one Of the finest
sets of buildings in the town.
The barn was damaged consider
ABLY and a calf was killed.
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READFIELD

EAST-Thirty-tw friends and
neighbors gathered at the home OF
Mr. am Mrs. Lee E. Hall. Saturday
evening and presented Scott W. FL
field with q wrist watch. Mr.. Fifeld
leaves for Camp Devens the 25th. Mr..
Han made the presentation speech
and Mr. Fifield feelingiy responded
Victrola music dancing and cards
were enjoyed until -. Refreshments
If sandwiches. assorted cake and cof-
fee were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Rose n. Fiheld and Mrs. Edward
Dudley.
Mrs. Rose H. Tifeld was the week
and guest of Mrs. Sarah D. Hail.
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Have Your Children
These SYMPTOMS ?

Deranged stomach, swollen upper lip.
Offensive breath. occasional gripings
and mains. pale face of leaden tint. eyes
heavy and dull, twitching eyelids, item
ing of the nose short dry cough, grind
Ing Of the teeth, coated tongue, twitch-
hg during sleep, slow fever.
The above are all symptoms of worms.
Awavs keep DR.. True's Elixir on hand
ior s,ch cases. 1t is promptly effective
AID children like to take IT. At all deal
Is. 4oc.-Secs 90; for further informa-
sn write
o.. !. +. True E. Co, Auburn, Maine.
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BRITISH MAKE SLIGHT
ADVANCE NEAR
VILLERS BRETTONNEAUX

London. July 15.-Another attack
by the British troops in the neigh
borhood of Villers Brettonneaux to-
day resulted in slight advance Of
the line. according to the official
communication issued by the war Of
fee this evening. Enemy troops 20
the number of 32S were taken in the
fighting at Ridge Wood Sunday.
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are arriving slowly. There are nine
at snug Harbor Camps and seven at
the Salmon Lake House at this writ
ing.
Alvin Bickford of waterville Wis
tied his father, Milford Bickford
and other friends and relatives Fri
day.
Charles Edwin Fox has gone to
Philadelphia OH a business trip.
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CORiNE GAUDRFa~

jlly 10. ,irs. Cooper was t,rr,..
Miss Ruby Slbley OF Freedom
Miss Happy Bangs Of LYNN NJ.
is visiting her parents, Nj and n.
Knowles Bangs.
Mrs. MaUde Hattie INA sc- a..
have been tho guests ct her oro.,
Charlie Ware Of Unity. have re,y,,,,
horne.
nov Sparrow VINO enlisted in =.
Heavy Artillery last May has n,
appointed corporal He is now g,
toned at Camp Leo South Carol,
Miss l'"rs's Wentworth r,,,
marriage takes place in Au-gg, II,
given a miscellaneous shower arA
home Of Miss Blanche Sih.ey tn,
day afternoon, July T. It came q,
eonp.C,c surprise Ia Miss WcrtVc-
as she was Simply asked hy some
her friends to go tor a ride :,
whole affair was lrcir arranged q,
carried out hy Miss S!hlCy, Ert-,,
mcn;s If college Ices ana cake We
served
4 little daughter was horn 10 y
ard Mrs Joseph Wake Thursu
Lightning struck the nomc Ct n.
hon St"!ey GurinG THURSDAYS st.n
ana d@raGed it considerably tut q
not set any fire.
Mrs. Clara Bou,tcr OF Water.
formerly of this place is visiting 4
daughter Mrs. Gustavus Below,
\ daughter was bora TO Mr. !,
MIS-. Clevc H. knowl:on Thurs
JHly l. Mr. knowlton is new
service in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, J. Nosc and ian
were tho guests Of their dauss
Mrs. H. Il. Kinney Of Burnham 81
DAY.
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ATHENS

Mr. and Mrs Ray Tibbetts are the
parents of a little daughter.
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Daily
dose

In these DAYS OF necessary thrift and
household economy, you will maze no
mistake in keeping your health good and
preventing sickness within your family.
We do no, know Of any prescription that
combines such reliable medicines Tor In
l;.o-,;o, L;Nousncss headache and con-
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situation as that long tired
and trustworthy family rem
edy, the True IL. F." At
woods Medicine or Bitters.
Nor is there anything so
good that will cost you only
ore cent a dose. Buy it to-
day Of your dealer. Insist
upon having only the genu-
inc Il =" 20 dose bottle so
oerts, a. made by the l.. F.
Medicine Co. Portland, Me.
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INDIGESTION am
CONSTIPATION
Quickly Relieved By
"FTuii-a-,iyeS"
Rochon. P. q

Oh, T, O
7 suffered for many Years r.,
terrible Indigestion and Cons.i,..
y neighbor advised Fruit.a....
COR Fruit Liver Tablets ~.
them. To the surprise of my 5.r,'
l began 10 improve and he ,s,,
me to go on with Fruit-a,ives,
l consider that ! owe ny If.
Frult-at ivcs' ana want IA 9,
those who safer from Ipd,y.,,
Constipation or Headaches -I
'Fruit-"-tives' and you will get v.
CORiNE GAUDRE3-
SOC. 4 boy, 6 for $3.50. trial st,.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-T TN.
Limited, OGDENSBURG. n vs.
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jaly 10. Iirs. Cooper was f,rr..
Miss Ruby Slbley OF Freedom
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Miss Happy Bangs ot LYNN NJ,
is visiting her parents. Nj and n,
Knowles Bangs.