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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
THE EVENING HERALD
REVIEW OF O
\ Minstrel la France, by
Harry Lander

\ Minstrel Ia France, by
HARRY Lauder.
one Of the most unique books of
the war IL this account of h sunlight
ana shadow experiences OF life over
there, written by one of the worlds
greatest artists uf GOOD cheer, who,
with his heart breaking with the sor-
row of bereavement ovr the loss ot
his only son. braVely carried on
taking % th" boys In France the JOY
and comfort ana happiness which he
Gould mo- longer xiv" To- his " Lad
die
In the following poem he dedlcates
the book To- his hoy;
TO the Memory of My Beloved SON.
Captain John Lauder,
First sth. Argyle and sutherland
Highlandcrs.
Killed In France, December 2S. 1916
Oh. there's sometimes am lonely.
And I'm weary "A he day
To see the face and clasp the hand
Of him who Is away.
The only one God gave me,
My one and only joy
Ny life and love were centered on
My n and only boy.
! saw him in his infant days .
ttfnN up from year W YUM
That he would some day be "a ma
never had "A fear.
lis mother watched his every step,
Twas our united JOY
To think that he might he one day
Ny m and only hoy.
When war broke out he buck!ed on
His sword and said "GOod-hye,
For I must do my duty, Dad
Tell mother not To cry,
Tell her that III come hack again
what happiness and JOY!
But no. he died for Liberty
My one and only boy.
The DAYS are long, tho nights are
drear,
The anguish breaks my heart,
But oh, I'm proud my n u onlN
L.addie played his part.
For God knows hest, Ills VIII ne done
HIS grace does me employ,
do believe III meet again
My one and only boy.
Harry Lauder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

inism in It's truest and noblcst sense.
makes a splendid fight; FOR freeaom.
against terrific odds. aud through sac-
riftce and suffering succeeds la attain
INK those heights of spiritual develop
ment, which can u" secured IN no
other way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
\ Daughter az the land, d.
Gene StrtIiDn-poricr

This new move by the author OF
"Freckles.' "a Girl OF the Timber
lost" and The Harvester" T. the
story OF an American girl who. pos
scssed with the modern spirit Of fcin-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
Christmas Today. by
Hamilton Wright Mnhic.

Fun Of the charm of idealism. the
book, christmas To-day" offers a
never failing appeal To those who love
to escape for "A time from the philoso-
phicai formulne and the scientific
demonstrations Of our intellectual life
20 "A contemplation OF that truth
which lies like a limpld pool on the
mountain with a star In its depths
The Winds ~ Chance. nv Rex Beach.
Readers of "rhe Barrier who left
Poleon borct drifting away into the
distance with u song on his lips and
sorrow in his heart, may. In this new
move hy EcN Beach, renew their ac-
quaintaucy with this stalwart young
French canadian with a heart as big
as the great Northwest he loved 50
dearly, a figure which stands out with
almost equal prominence to that OF the
hero. Pierce phillips. Tho thrill Of ad-
venture and the lure OF the Alaskan
gold fields are TO be found In this
novel Tor as an Alaskan miner, Rex
Beach has himself caught the spell
OF the Yukon" ana can write most
c-onvinciuEly ~ the hopes and disnp-
pointments % these virile men VINO
risk 80 much. not only for fortunes,
but for the sheer love OF adventure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

Peace without Justice Is "a low estate
\ coward bringing To nm iron Fate!
But Peace through Justice Is the
great ideal,
Wen nay the price OF war 10 make
Il real.
December IS, 1916.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
LOCAL DRAFT BOARD WILL SEAL
ITS RECORDS WITHIN FEW DAYS
AND SEND THEM TO WASHINGTON

Draft Machinery of County Deserves Credit for Its
Efficiency; Board Filled Every Quota Called for
by the War Department; Records to BE Kept for
Historians of Future, and to Settle Possible Dis
cussions Over Pensions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
Might and Right.

II Might made Right, life We're u wild
honsts cage,
II Right made Might. this were tho
golden age.
But now until We win the long
campaign.
Rirht must gain Might Ia conquer
ana to reign.
July /. 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14
The Red Flower. h, nenr, Van DIXIE.

All lovers OF the writings of Henry
Van Dyke viii appreciate this collec-
ton uf his war poems, written, some
on them. while he was ambassador ~
The Hague, and bearing the signature
"Civis Americana Though typical
of the works of Van Dyke. the ma
jority Of these poems contain a new
note which II not found In his earlier
writings note in which IN heard
h echo of the tremendous events Of
The past four years.
The following poems are taken from
this collection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Grand Army hall and at / o'clock
tho line was formed ord proceeded
q the cemetery, wher. a Memorial
service was held. The line was made
up as follows: rittsfe'd Band Sons
Of Veterans, Veterans Of 'Ci.'e5, Re-
lief Corps. LGdies' Auxiliary. <. IF
y. 10y scouts, school children.
Returning to the S"liiers' Monu
ment at tho Public Library the pro-
cession halted and a short program
was given consisting Of singing The
RED. White and Glue" ~ the school
children; prayer by DR.. II. NJ. Ford.
reading. Memorial Day" bv Ohiin
Lewis; singing, Star spangled Ban
ner.' ~ school children
Tho procession then marched to
Union han and a large audience lis
tened with fervent interest 10 the ex-
ercises. which We're characterized by
pathos because Of the rap
idly depicting ranks OF the gray
haired defenders Of 81 -'f5 on the one
hand and on account Of the trend
Of affairs in the present war which
causes the absence from the home
CIRCLE Of many sons AMI brothers.
The program at the hall consisted .:
music by the band; praler, DR. H. ii.
Ford response, Gran School orches
tTa r"ll cal; music. Grammar school
orchestra. reading. Lincoln's Gettysburg
Adofes5 MOTIFS Russell; vocal solo. Mrs.
donn Chase, song, Just Before thp
~ tde Mother, sung by Leland White
WIZ accompaniment by the band: aa.
TESS rev. y. +. Pearson Of Winthrop,
iAISi1' America" ~ tne band, viii,
S.-1s'ng ~ the audience; benedio,jon
Till iearson gave very mastery pa
'F''tlc address and il was very plea sins
= ne Pi;'s1etd audience TO have nm
.is.e e this tiice he fcrrnerl. hav,,-
aeen a pastor OF the Manson e..
Methodist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
Services ia Churches

In accordance with the request ~
the President that MemoriaI ory pe
day of prayer. Divine SERVE. va,
held at several Of the churches AMI
they were open for the day for med
itation and prayer. At St. Marks
Holy Communion service was hold
at 8 A. NJ
In the evening a Memorial service
was held at the Congregational
church which all the Protestant
churches Joined. The exercises were
opened by singing by the ves,sd
choir followed by The Scriptures re-.
peated by Rev. Arthur $. PHELPS. An.
other selection was rendered aftar
which Mayor WardwclI gave an *
cellent address on the war. TIL,
names Of the members Of the service
from each church were then read NV
the pastors Cf the respective church
cs, With the exception Of the Tnl,a-
Ran church, whose pastor, RE-.
FRANK l.. Phalen, was in Lubec and
the Cniversalist. church, whose q.
cent pastor is In the service and 10
one mas yet been selected to take his
place. These churches were repr..
senled by Associate Justice WaIrar
{. Philbrook. Prayersc were the, If.
feEed by Rev. r. II. Stedman for III.
army and navy and for those in ne
war and for their families and lead
Kindly Light" was sung by the con.
eresat!on Rev. Ernest A. Lcgg then
le2d poem addressed to the Deal
Of DID, and offered prayer and the
service closed with the singing 4
America and the occasional hymn
At the Gctcnell street church there
was a service at 80 in tho evening,
which consisted Of singing, readings
a short address 10y the pastor and
the presentation Of IL service flag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Glass William J. O'Nen. Fred Con.
tose, George Leary and William u,r-
rington. Representing the army was
Corporal William Herman, who is !,
charge of the local recruiting station
and Capt. II. l.. Pepper retired. wh,
was Thursday inade an honorary
member OF the United Spanish War
Veterans. the service being perform.
ed by AR. Sterling and the badge ~.
ing pinned on his breast by Mrs
Myrtle Sterling, national aide Of ,hs
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the L. S. w. y
The United Spanish War Veteran
also performed the service Of dec.
Grating the grave of Private Perley
Poul!u, Of Co Fl, lo2nd Inf, who was
drowned in the Rio Grande river in.
ing the service OF the company on
the border and whose comrades aco
fghting in Franco.
The attention of many was At.
tracted to Frederick l.unt. the littN
grandson of Comma ndcr Frederick n
Lunt Of w. S, Heath Post and n,q
soldierlS bearing throughout the ax.
erciscs OF Memorial day. Dressed N
q suit and cap of khaki, the Young
soldier played his part like a ve,ar-
an and called forth many favorab.
&C mments. Two other children as,
took n nrcmine',t part II ihn ~
Ccedncs Thee were Richard na,..
SON OF MI. and Mrs. Harold L. pay.
is, whose grandfather was in tina
Civil War, and Charles Ellcry Vase
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter VosA
whose grandfather was veteran.
These two children each bearing \
flag, marched at cithC" side #
Charles Remission, who was the col.
or bearer for The Grand Army.
In the Memorial day parade waro
seen many handsome flags and bar
ntrs including large service fae
carried by the Waterville Military
Band. but none received Il large,
share Of attention than the handsome
silk flag of 60. G, presented by Lieut.
l.. q. Bunker, and which was car.
ried for tho first time in parade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
Classified
AID Rates

1c word for time.
&c word for 3 times conseeoe.se'
Sc word for 6 times consecutive
Extra insertions, pro rata.
No advertisement taken TOR '
than Csc. .,s
All classified advertisements must w
prepaid.
The journal does not know"'Yn
accept any fraudulent ao"e,; a
Of airy kind. The journal VII m
vest cato promptly and v'sorousn
every claim from any person W." or
has been in any way aeoe'Vs
,istroatco through answering iii
advertisement. The Journal W."
thank its readers to bring 20 ~.
attention any failure en- the pa
ot an advertiser to make COCO ~
promises. II is the belief o' n;e
paper tina. an advertiser serves 80
own interest best only "ne" .re
.erves the public best. II you
ret eatiefied tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
PIT I SfIE:L,D

Memorial day was fitt.ngl. observ-
ed by stephen Davis Post, G. =, f.,
and the allied patriotic organizations,
me graSes of the departed heroes
we're decorated and services we're
held perpetuating the memory Of that
snlendid body If men who made the
s,,rreu1e sacrifice that Tlght AMI jus
,ice might prevail
soon after ~ O'Clock me members
- the several orders interested in
10 DAYS observance gathered At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Jerome Murray. the young son #
Clyde Muarry. who is in service II
france, organized a Red Cross pa
rade of his own Thursday fer the
purpose Of obtaining seine moneT .
go toward the Red Cross fund VII cA
has been collected in the recent cam
paign. His parade was made up az
nine Red Cross nurses impersonat>d
by little girls, 10 soldiers and a sail,
or. TIE children CARRIED a fas an. an.
obtained the sum of s5.4a. which tief
delivered TO Miss Mary Redngton foF
the Red CroA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
NY PLACE in PlTTsToN. ME-
10 Let-Cottages, Etc.

cozY COTTAGE AT OCEAN
Point, for season o., month. Sis per
day, four rooms. Bood piazza. fireplace.
central location. Address Mrs J. +.
Diamond, Ait. vernon. inAY3idlws
z ROOM COTTAGE AT CAPITAL
island through July and August, STOP.
piazza, tusA rl0set and running water
e =. dewitt. l:ichnond. m..y2sd2W'
THREE NEW SIX ROOM COT
tages at Island Park. cobbossee. Fully
furnished and appointed Electric
lights, running water. flush closet. large
riazzas, firepiaces one minutes walk
from car Line. To let by week, month
or season. Apply Ia Casavant & Clou-
tier, Augusta, or Island Park. nlayl5dts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
CID ORCHARD BEACH

~ Let-Cotta1es. RoominG Houses, iIo-
tets. Restaurants. Tailor Shop. BARBER
shop, stores and Garage. W Vi. Davis,
Old Orchard Me. mayyi2nlo
GQUiRREL ISLAND, MAINE. TO
let season 1915. The Sea House" and
the open Hearth" cottages Furnish
ed. hot and void running water, bath
rooms, set :. open ti:eplaCes. u. H.
Darling, Gardiner, Me apt2id,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Raymond Curtis, a former Colhv man.
VAS in the city Thursday visiting
fricnds. lie has recently been IN Pos
ton where no took an examination for
an ensign school and will return to Eos.
ton today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Nj. and Mrs. Robert Rogers -
Thursday evening for New YORK
wh.r" the, viii visit tnc,r daushur
Mrs Eel" Rogers, VINO VIII good
sail fer Franc IN 4 rur2cs unit ~.
'tcir "on, L,c'It. a. r. Rogers unl
Mrs. Eogcrs. vino 81" at Camp NJ"
rift. \. j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Ahtrarn Encampment No. %. I. q o
r., will hold a special meeting this cye.
ming, when they Will confer the Koyal
Purple degree on a class Of canGi1r'cs
Refreshments will be served after tie
meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Edward phillips of Rostoa was in the
Philips sor is IN France and WAS one
Of the company OF engineers who save!
the day in recent German attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
Found
CHICAGO Cattle Market

Chicago. May ~
HOGS-Receipts IS ooo: lower: bulk 1915
q 1885. light 1621Wtlboo; mixed l6UUtl6lp,
heavy l5.5a 1880; rough l525q 1850; pigs
i425ul675
CATTLE Receipts eoQo: steady; native
steers lo50als7j: stockers and feeders ~
q 1866; cows and hei!ers 'a5Ul490; calves
SN5tlI15
SHEEP Receipts $500: steady: sheep
los3a 1879; lambs ls'5al'So; springs lizo4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Dr. l.. A. d'Aray. H. Il. punhlm. Hqr-
Cd ]. Cloutier and +. \. Shepherd havs
returned from PORTLAND. whSr' 'A'>
were present at a meeting n the cam
ming committee of the war personnel
board Of the state =. VI. &. !. Mt yum
ham is a member Of the committee, NEe
trip was made in Dr. Il Arey'5 ear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Mrs. Walter u. Reid Of New YORK u
Il guest OF her brother. Ralph llolsaE
OF Summer street Mrs. Reid has JUS
returned from Los Angeles where SIC
has been on trip with her husbant
Mss Louise Reid, who accompanied her
parents. will remain in Los Angeles tyF
two months. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
New Advertisements loo"S

Wanted-Salesmen
Lost-Automobile crank.
-llousework woman
For sale-One hundred acres,
W4nteI-sheet metal worker;
FOR r" sale-Jers5y COW and caif.
W2anted-second-hand gas Plate
WWaanIted-Wcman tor houseMoTk s
TO .iet-Flats, rents. office, s;oresi
For sale-Sman potatoes i9r f ss,'1a 20
lsor s,4le-G. -. 1hondike M"till!Ie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Scrgt ROBBIE White OF Camp Devens
is visiting his sisters, MisGes Pearl AMI
LYDIA White of Iicasant street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

Ensign Harris BirdsaH MCINTYRE Col
hy Is: Ensign Paul Allison Thompson
Colby Is, and Ensign Mark Randall!
Thompson. Colby III. all Of the [. :. y.
II. F.. are in the civ for 4 few days
visiting friends at the Phi Delta Theta
houss. having jus, completed fou.
months course at Annapolis. They VIA
report at Annapolis June ?, when they
VIII enter actual naval service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
10 Let-tiOuSes and Rooms
ONE FLAT ON THE EAST SIDE

ONE FLAT ON THE EAS S'OE
OF the river, with bath and tights. Ten,
reasonable Two small rents near WA
Ter street: rents low. June Isl. rent ~
State street, seven rooms and bath,
H., ts. furnace, hardwood floors. coai
az gas range. July Isl. steam neateI
Office in good location ON Water street.
Two stores near North end. rent reason
able. Augusta Real Estate Assoclatioa:
nay3lutt
TWO on THREE TRANSFERS,
Apply CottIe Bros. livery staoie. n" .,i.-
well, Me. may 'e"1-
SINGLE ROOM AT 1o9 STATE ST.
n.ayot,, ~
FINE FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES;
lower part furnished house; AuedslA
West side location; I'VE rooms MODERN
Address by mail II. f. NJ, care Journal
Office. MAJ jVl.5l
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BATH
and lights. Gentlemen preferred. Mrs
\. NJ Bascome, 81 Gage st. Telephone
657-N, ma 3u,ll W
GOOD EIGHT ROOM RENT, CITY
water, flush closet, garden. Enqure ~
Grove St. nLN Jol6t
ROOMS WITH BATH AT eros
~ st. Place. Tel. lo5i-l,. GAN >te-
nIngs. ma 9idiW
AFTER JUNE 12 UPPER TENE
ment five rooms. sheu. electric lights,
garden. Rent REASONABLE. Inquire at l4i
Cony street may29d3t'
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. references requ!r
ed. q. " Davis, Gardiner. l,l ti2-J.
PLEASANT SINGLE ROOM, ALSO
connecting rooms, suitable ~. l.,nt
houseket piug. NO. 26 M.nthrop II. Geo.
II. BANGS. ully24,ltt
TENEMENT ON WINTER ST.
Five rooms and bath. elec,r.c liGnl@.
office. Il. +. lidz4,.rd ompILy. ,4aI.d-
ner. Ma tie. Il;t. y Ok
AT S3B COURT STREET. ROOMS
with modern ooENvnieHrgs. .,one
1!2-W. MA l3.~I"
COSY FURNISHED HousEKEEP-
ins suite On fret hoor, u enid ,,t.
In5: -5dlw
COOL COMFORTABLE ROOMS.
all modern col.v,Mc.iyes. = Gr.ve Il.
nl4I-ynjf
MODERN HOUSE. SIX ROOMS
bath, electric Lights, furnace. range.
Bowman ST. MIS-, ->e".e McLcAald,
Main Ave. Gardner. mas 2odlw
7RoOM TENEMENT, p GAGE
street, near Zines hill; 1uIns>u1 ana sas
Apply - Pleasant street. lnlt-.l,~l
TENEMENT IN HALLOWELL,
tive rooms. all newly PAINTED AND pa
pered. Apply w. Il. le.ry u .orlon4
street, lIalioweH. .nyN : ,uIL
UPPER FLAT AT IL SPRING
street Apply at Il State st, nldy-3ulf
VERY PLEASANT RENT OF SIX
rooms and BATH. MoueIn tnrou ghU,t.
inc location, hanay To Natu. sueei
and car line. Inquire J.. l.. Merr4l, ).
Bangor street. OF at MerriA bros
tnay 22Itf
TWO FURNISHED, CONNECTING
rooms, modern couveuenyes. Mis-. u. II.
Dunton, Perham ot 4,e.E tout-
house. Tel. lV44-A. may 2yuln i
FOUR ROOMS AND PANTRY
Also one furnished or unlurnisnel large
room OH bathroom Hoor, with Use u
! lawns and mowers. Also garage 70 let
If needed ii. Ii. Harvey. Glen View,
lU2 Bangor St. Augusta. MAY -y.tl
A PLEASANT UPSTAIRS TENE-
ment rooms, bath and woodsheu Eeht
reasonable. Also eight-room mouse w.tn
path, ali modern improvements, M4Ln
BET range. Apply y Eastern Ave.
may2illw
5ROoM HOUSE, FLUSH CLOSET,
electro lights, PIAZZA ana guru1u. a y
hast Crescent street Appreciates Dill.
1OlenOOnS. Il.. AZ II.
| -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
PITTsFIeLD POULTRY FARM,

I'ittsi.tlL. Nc VIII be sofa 10: $oycu
costs a,uLt $1,000. Eut company has
moved u Massachusetts so farm. mus.
be sold About luJ acres or Lana, cuts -
70 itU ions vi nay. orchard Of ABOUT 10,
"pp.c tIt IS III line shape and Just be-
a.hn.ng 70 pcar railroad SIDING on Aarr,.
iiut!'il..Ss consist Of a dwelling and
Earn, cement incubator cellar 80 II.
IONS, - t. wide vita two ohp ,gg tncu-
"alUrs All itauy lor business, orOOuei
l1'~St ~ ~. los nlNluLu ia pens lot
iFouueT pGrposee. lien nOuSe:, 100 IL.
iohS, - II. "iue diViued into pens, ca
rAti.y 800 hens, about 10 Colony nousls
anu MY outdoor broouer houses. Inc
sCN MAJ lem aHalyzeu " eXotr,s ANA
lfono.ncGd the very uest tor potatoes
ana other ciopa. A great opportGnI,y
" MAKE monr.. App4y al uu,1 10 M..l-
tef A. OfuMas, ShUsFneGI., .MIiI.c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31
Tor Saie-MisceiianeOuS
BANKRUPT STOCK
DRUG STORE

Opening for young druggist to es.
tablish himself in Winthrop, Maine.
Special low offer to anyone buying
the entire stock.
Bargains in showcases, soda foun.
tam, cash resioter candy, TOBACCO,
medical supplies, drugs, etc.
See CLYDE r. CHAPMAN, Trus.
tee, Care Williamson, eurieish & Nc
lean Augusta, Maine.
mdy1od5t -.--
SMALL POTATOES, SEED PoTA-
Toes seconds Phone Iei-.2. Address D.
q. brown, t.. +. u. ], Augusta.
CHOICE SULPHUR SEED BEANS.
A q. Coonbs, Nassalbogo. Me. lel~-
+'n11a go CHINA line. mayoGd5tT
THREE MONTHS OLD, SINGLE
comb, L. !. Red pullets, Marcn naiches.
all Ie4tnered oGt, weighing one 10 t"o
pcLAus. hese birds Will start iaHlh6
III o-ptenDer' slVo each' Al YOU r m",'
.ggs n>xt winter buy now. Peter 1hda-
''N'''' - 49, ma y39dlwk
GREEN FOUNTAIN SEED poTA-
toes i. H. Bruce, N,>ssa.Ioolo, NE.
..4r;,uunF lS-45 ma !3toot*
HERRING NET, ALL MOUNTED.
only used one season, at oafsaii
Luauvant a Coulter % Water -.
M 29dtf
"eGG SAVER" PACKAGES DOE.
eGgs 25c, ) pkgs. y, ueiis,t,G. :. tourI
81 lei. l6,-i, M, -att'"~
LILIES OF THE VALLEY SOC PER
hundred. f.. y. layioi-, ll..4oW>ii.
telephone SG1-M. ina. -s"e-
CHOICE RED KIDNEY SEED
beans ChaS t.. BarKtr. Last \As-uI-
.oiu Telephone 49, south China.
may -Sd6,'
LIGHT TOP BUGGY. GOOD CON-
uit.on. In4aire q. 4. Claso.i. daru4.er.
may2u!N
SEED BARLEY $3.50 PEP BusHEL
Rex .. Church. X f. u. ->o. j. Angus
ii. mAyc.u6.+
NEW TRUCK WAGON, IRON
axle and wheels and new Douy. Geo, Y.
burgess. K. ). Augusta. lnay2tdo,t
10 TONS LOOSE HAY CHEAP.
worth, K. 5. Hal.owell Me. may-i~6.'
FIRST GLASS PORTABLE STEAM
saw mill in good shape w.ta los >.
power, y. w. FREEMAN, W lsGtSSel, .he.
mdL2iutt
DRESSING AT STABLE OR DE-
Hvered. Also TWO Scotch Collie uosi
and a set Of double harnesses. w. T..
Ware, 1T Water St, Gardiner.
may21dew
A VULCANiZER FREE WHILE
they last with every pair of tubes puf-
chased of Gerrish x Smith, 10 Sllver
street, v atervllle. Me. Ford tubes slu.oJ
and up. Here's Your chance To save
some money. maylSdtf
TWO SHOW CASES, 1 20-FooT
counter. Murphy's Drug Store, Az
gusta. may11djf
BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CON-
dition. Price SIC. Call fotenoons, 10
Water street, hallowell. mayliutt
COVERED CARR A e, TWO
seated. canopy top, rubber tired cut
under surry as good as new, at a sood
trade. /. I'll. Randall mayluu
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE, LARGE
or small promptly delivered. Phone
56--W. Can Willow street, Augusta.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-31

ohc Of the noticeable features #
We parade on Memorial DAY was the
excellent work done by the membe, 8
OF the police department II every
case where necessary. the way was
tlcaFed fer the marchers vithou, ,o,.
Fusion rf apparent effort. This was
especially noticeable mt Monument
PARK where a certain cleared space
was reserved on which no one an
crCacned.
William J. Sterling. junior vice
comma ndcrin-che of the rni;o1
Spanish War Veterans, commando a
g unit in the parade which was :
distinguished personnel. In it were
Two iine officers Of the United S.a,c =.
navy, Lieut.. Stol3a and Assistant
surgeon Stricken, with Chief Yes.
man II. a. Collins and Woman 1st