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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08
CEDAR GROVE

| Lloyd Ham of this place has been
transferred from his regiment at
j Camp Devens to the chemical de-
partment in Washington d. G.. and
4 Leighton his brother has been trans
ferred to the clerical department at
/ Camp Devcns. The Cedar Grove
I people are glad to hear this bit Of
news, as both boys are thought a
great deal of here
I Capt. a. w. Call of this town. in
command of the training shin Gov
ernor Cobb. brought his ship through
the submarine danger zone Sunday
night with all lights out, and the
crew ordered not to light a cigarette
for fear of disclosing their position
to the enemy They arrived in Bos-
ton Wednesday morning Capt. Call
was in command OF the tug Seguin on
this river for many years, and last
season he was captain of the City of
Rockland Gardiner to Boston. His
many friends wish him the best OF
luck.
Mrs. E. H. Barker is having quite
extensive repairs made on her build
, ings.
The American Ice CO. have nearly
completed the clearing up of the old
ice houses at the Grove
Judson Cunningham is reported i'll
IN the hospital at Camp Devens
Payson Reed, who finished his
studies at Bates college this month,
has been appointed to a position in
the chemical department in a NUM-
ton plant
Eastern River Grange will unfurl
service flag for the boys who are
serving their country. One Grange
family have four sons in the navy.
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MT. VERNON

sOUTH-Mrs. Eioise Locke of Mt.
Vernon was a caller on friends here
Thursday.
Miss L. Marie Cole is stopping at hel
uncles, Lewis Johnson, for a while.
Mrs. 0. l.. Dunn and Mrs. f. A
Walker were calling on friends at Mt
Vernon Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Copp is with her mother
in Belgrade during her fathers alb
sence
Mrs. 0. L. Dunn entertained the L
U. c. A. Of the Dunn's Corner church
Thursday. Work. followed by short
quotations from "Tennyson" and So
cial hour filled the time, which was
much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wright with sons.
William and George. were recent call.
ers on Mrs. l.. l.. Johnson, who has
been i'll.
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Mrs. Fred c. Marston and children
Of Montclair. New jersey are oc-
cupying their summer home on the
east shore Of Cobbosseecontee Lake.
Mr.. Marston accompanied them on
their trip to Maine, which was made
by auto, but returned TO New York.
Sunday, his duties as treasurer of
the Columbia Trust Company, n. V,
making it necessary for him to return
at once. He will however, spend his
vacation here later in the season.
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CHURCH NOTICES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE church: Sun
day service, 1890 A. NJ, subject of les
son-sermon June 9, God the Only Cause
and Creator; Sunday school at same
hour; mid week service Wednesday eve
ming at O'Clock. Free circulating
library of authorized Christian Science
literature at reading room. which is
open to all each Wednesday and Satur-
day. to =. NJ.
pENNEY MEMORIAL. FREE BAP-
pastor: 1880 A. NJ, Worship and ser
mon; ZOO NJ, church school; 6.45 P. NJ,
&. +. meeting. led ny Miss Flora
Knight; 100 +. NJ. peoples popular
service; church PRAYER meeting,
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONS
AL church, Rev. Clayton ID. Boothhy,
minister: Chldrens day exercises by
the children of the Sunday school. short
sermon to It's children. baptism of chill
dren at 1870 A. NJ; mems forum III
union meeting at Y. NJ. c. 4 at l.
o clock
WINTHROP ST. UNIVERSALIST
Rev. A. Francis Walch minister: Ser
vices at 1890 with sermon by the min
lister; topic. THE child in the Church -
baptism of children will be held; Sun
day school holds its closing session be-
fore vacation at IL
FIRST BAPTIST. f. s. Philbrook pas
mon of interest to children: Sunday
school at noon; Y. L. 5. c. f. at 645;
gospel praise and preaching service at
100; midweek services Wednesday at
80 r. NJ.
GREEN ST. METHODIST EP1sCO-
PAL church. Rev. w. j. Layton pastor
Morning worship and sermon at 1920:
Sunday school at IL NJ: Epworth
League meeting at $50 P. NJ: evening
meeting at 80; prayer meeting at 7.30
=. NJ. Wednesday,
ALL SOULS Unitarian church
Services 1879 A. NJ. Children's Sunday.
Address by Mrs. Laura F.. Richards of
Gardiner
SAINT BARNABAS chapel, Bangor
St, Rev. Victor o. Anderson. rector
ca Sunday after Trinity Sunday school,
$50 T. NJ. evensong and sermon 400
SAINT MARKS church (EpiscopaD
Pleasant St. Rev. Victor O. Anderson.
rector. cd Sunday after Trinity:
Holy communion, 7.3e A. NJ, children s
eucharist and Sunday school. 9 30 A. NJ.
mathis and sermon. 1870 A. NJ: even
song and sermon, 730 p NJ
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LITCHFIELD

PLA1NS-Mrs. NJ. r. Chase was the
guest over Sunday Of Rev. VIII Cole
man and family at Kennebunk.
Elmer Shorey and family of Chica-
go are the guests of his father, Ed
ward Shorey.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Maxwell were
business visitors in Gardiner Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Briery of Au-
burn are the guests of his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Briery.
Mrs Augusta Sylvester and son
Vaughn, who have been visiting in
Bath. returned home Monday.
Mrs. Sara Rogers. daughter Ella
land Joseph Perry. were Sunday visi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08

Rev. and Mrs. G. d. Boothby, Mrs.
j. W. Skene and G. E. Smith were in
Monmouth Thursday in attendance
upon the annual meeting of the Ken
nebec association of Congregational
churches and ministers. Mr.. Boothby
was chosen moderator of the associa =
ton and Mrs. Boothby conducted the
Womans Missionary hour. Mr.
Smith was chosen a member Of the
council committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08

Her last day in Augusta. Madame
lola. the scientific palmist is at the
Russell Il Weston Cos store for to-
day only. Consult her before it is
too late. She tells many interesting
things regarding the past. present
and future. 1t may be that she can
clear up the very mystery that -
troubling you. A brief talk with
Madame lola may do you worlds IT
good. See her at Russell & Weston
Co. today. junesd1w
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CONCORD FARM
BUILDINGS RURN

Concord, Me. June THE farm buildings
on the Harris Towns place were destroyed
by fire Wednesday. They were unoccuped
and were an old set Of buildings. The own
er OF the property is the Bingham Water
District and the last occupant was Joel Became
who lived on the place alone last winter. The
possibility that mice nibbled matches in the
buildings has been suggested, also tramps
may have been responsible for the FIRE,
through earelessness while in the buildings
1t is not expected that the buildings, which
consisted of = house and stable, will be re
built.
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NEW PORTLAND

Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Hamilton OF
kingfeld We're Monday visitors in town.
New Portland made very creditable
showing in the last Red Gross drive
over-subscribng by a generous mar
gisl.
Mr.. and Mrs William Howe of King
field were guests in town recently.
The scarlet fever epidemic seems to
be pretty well over now.
Earl Dawson of Kingfeld was bust
ness visitor in town on Wednesday.
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tors at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Allen, in Bowdoin.
NJ. T. Condor, who has been quite
seriously i'll. is able to be ont again
Mrs. f. A. Meader went to West
Gardiner Wednesday to visit ner
cousin, Mrs. Henlap Howard.
Charles House was called away on
business Monday. Alton Parker Is
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

The J. Frank Pierce stationery
store has completed it's annual sale
OF Maybaskets for Miss Nellie
Moody and Harry Pierce, the pres
ent proprietor of the store, reports
the number sold during the month of
May to be $50. The amount which
Miss Moody will receive from the
sale will be about $3.50.
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,JOICE

Wallis Stewart. John MCLEAN aud
Vaughn Bailey left last week for
Camp Deyens.
Miss Gladys Mackay passed the
weekend at Buckfield
James Hood moved his family last
week from Gardiner on to the Ward
place.
carleton Philbrick. Elton Lewis
ana Percy CLANCY were business call
ers IN this part of the town Tuesday.
Mrs. Leslie Lewis returned Thurs
day from Augusta where she attend
ed the kennebec County Convention
Of the W. c. T. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08

At II. W. Adams Co.'S today white
| wash skirts. values up to $500, in
pidue and Gabardine. many styles to
select from. sizes 25-26-21 only, on sale
al S19S. Handsome waists, made of
good quality china silk, in all sizes.
colors are white and flesh, marked at
$1,9S. One lot of very fine quality,
ladies Isle union suits. These come
in sizes $685. 4Q-42 and A. Note they
are low neck. short sleeves, knee
length, and the regular value is sl.9S.
today, regular sizes are $1.00, out sizes
are SIS.
+, Locke today has some first class
native fowl and pork, spring lamb,
etc. Everything in fresh green stuff.
Nice grapefruit lOc each. some extra
large ones . for 25c. Texas onions &c
h., lbs for 25c. New potatoes.
Don't overlook the many good things
in the bakery department.
Ross Chocolate Shop are selling six
&C boxes of matches today for Csc.
Only 25c worth to a customer.
G. r. BilOdeau Co. are offering to-
day a boys white sal. l. suit with
long pants for $500. Don't forget
they have an unusually fine line of
youths and young mems graduation
suits at very reasonable prices.
At Russell &, Weston Co.'S today Il
in. bleached crash, half linen, 20c. yd.
So in. fine English madras, about 60
handsome patterns for skirts, dresses
and waists. 81 1-2 C quality for soc. yd.
one lot of waste baskets, values up to
15c, today 39c. One and two pair lots
Of curtains accumulated from this
weeks selling, marked at closing
prices. Don't forget their big white
sale spells opportunity for those in
need of undermuslins.
At Chernowsky's store for women
today they have just received 10 doz.
petticoats with the Heatherbloom top
and double silk flounces. all colors at
S195; white or black, Hamburg
trimmed petticoat at $l.00. Envelope
chemise, Hamburg and lace trimmed,
today SOC. Ladies' fiber silk hose. all
colors, s10o value for 60c pr. Chill
black and white clock silk hose I,59.
Ladies' white and black Isle hose Zoe.
Cut prices today on corsets. A beau
tiful new line of sweaters and slip
ons in silk. fihcrs, and worsteds. Mr.
Chernowsky has just returned from
New York with more beautiful waists
and dresses. Ask to see the neat
English tweed coats, they are beau
ties.
When you are looking for ice cream
with a special good taste see n. L.
Folsom & Son. Their ice cream and
college ices are the kind one makes
special effort to get. If you don't be-
lieve us try some today.
At Cadarettes Sample Shoe Store
TODAY women's white, 2 strap pumps,
Cuban heel. special price s1.39. Ask to
see their Belgrade outing shoe. low
est prices. See ad. for further bar
gains.
There is only one best Of anything
that man huys. and it is proven
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HartfordSquareGarage
Phone 451-W Augusta, Me.
may

interviewer, sold exclusively by u.s."
say Became & Cross. "A trial pair Of
these triple toe and heal, double sole.
single thread uppers, is sufficient to
convince. You had better step in to-
day and get yourself at least trial
pair 40c in lisle--75c in silk"
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ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL

1.-THE ZeppeIn's Last Raid" Spec
tacuIar, Stupendous Production Of
Blood and Fire. Saturday Only.
A flash of lurid red! An ear-splitting
roar! A deafening chorus of frenzied
cries from the throats of doomed men,
And then the mighty Zeppelin, mortally
wounded by an internal explosion
plunges toward the shell-swept earth
flaming and smoking like a giant me
teor
That's the tremendous climax in THE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08

|timekeeper in the woods during his
absence.
Mrs. Eta Berry is the guest Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Briery.
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LOCAL NOTICE

There will be rummage sale at
the Salvation Army hall. at 151
Water street, Augusta. on Saturday,
June S. from to p. M. june7 -Sa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08

Robert l.. Collins. in his own automo-
bile, and his bride. in her own car, left
Wenatchee, Wash, for Spokane recent.
ly on their honeymoon trip. ..s,
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John F.. Keller's Piano ware rooms
In the Maine Farmer block open
every Saturday evening. Special
bargains juneSd1t
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Stevens e Ballard are Offering for
the lady that can wear size 2l2, 3 or
ga, Pumps and OXfords at $l.9S,
worth more than double this price.
Childrens play shoes, sizes 70 u,
sl.25. sizes II Il to ., $3.50. Mems and
boys canvass scout shoes with rub
Der soles, S1.9s.
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Richmond's Apparel Shop has
splendid large line of wash dresses
and dresses for graduation and their
prices are very low. Don't forget
they are now offering special reduc-
tons on suits and coats.
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There is only one best Of anything
that man buys. and it is proven
fact that the best in stockings is the
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Eiersom & Bonsall
Cash Grocers Yellow Front

in Murdoch, with Wilson demonstrate the
of Let
table
h. 35c Good old Potatoes 35c
Margarine, ih. SIC Fresh Eggs doz f4c
Salmon. White 27e
28c Pure Lard, h. 2ec
Arhnours Vese No. S. Pail, $3a
Eye COTE h. .25c
Corn $500 ORDER TO-
Lenox Garde Allah Coffee.
FREE DELIVERY OF $150 ORDER
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Ice cream always makes an at
tractive dessert but it is hard work
to make it at home these hot days.
But it is a cinch to step into John
Coughlin's. say Give me a pint brick
of that Jersey Cream, the kind that
comes in the triple sealed packages"
tuck it under your arm and saunter
home with a rich treat for the wife
and kids. All fiavors to order from
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At Cadarette's Sample Shoe Store
today women's white, strap pumps.
Cuban heel special price s1.39. Ask to
see their Belgrade outing shoe. low
est prices. See ad. for further bar
gains.
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At H. J. Merriclt's about 40 shirt :
waists. choice CSC each. a lot of
girls to Il year galetea and ging-
ham dresses. s1.25 to $500 values.
now 69c to Csc each. One new lot of
children's bingham to IA year
dresses, very special at 9Sc to SIPS.
New lot of silk waists at s2.49. Crepe
de chine waists at s3.9s and a lot OF
silk dresses at 1928 to s16.5Q.
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CA st ARA.
Bears sAs zIa Kind You Have AInays Bought
"'1a Z &14Rzla
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At Swift & Turner's today 8 at
BurlinG enamel kettle. blue outside
white lined, price SOC. A 10 at. enamel
pail for SOC. in. scissors. extra good
value for 25c.
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e f. Davis & Co. are selling today
boys cloth caps at 39c. A few chill
dren's wash suits left, formerly SIPS
and $3.50, because slightly soiled from
handling they are going for 79c. Boys
khaki coats. sizes Is, 16, II, IS, for
49c. Mems Hatch one button unions.
either athletic style or ankle length
and half sleeve, for Csc.
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SAT- a y.
Special Sales
(Advertisements.)

advertisements
EBuyers please note that the values
listed in this column are for this day
only
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r. L. Bither has another lot of those
genuine coffee percolators which he
| is selling today with pound of high
grade coffee for s1.62 He also has
fine special in the form Of an eX-
quisite face powder, Vivaudou's Cor
ona, Poudre de Riz. 1t comes in all
shades, in handsome soc boxes. To-
day he offers it at the low price
of 31c.
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When you are looking for ice cream
with a special good taste see n. I.
Folsom & Son. Their ice cream and
college ices are the kind one makes a
special effort to get. If you don't be-
lieye us try some today.
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]. B. Farrell has fine shirt special
for today, a Mems dress shirt, soft
collar and cuffs, worth s1.75 today,
special offer $l.25.
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+. Locke today has some first ella ISIS
native fowl and pork, spring lamb,
etc. Everything in fresh green stuff.
Nice grapefruit l0c each, some extra
large ones . for 25c Texas onions &c
h., lbs. for 25c. New potatoes.
Don't overlook the many good things
in the bakery department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-08

Ross Chocolate Shop are selling six
&c boxes Of matches today for CSC.
Only 25c worth to a customer.
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Prezidiul.
= -
G o N v O G A R f..

Scietatea romina de aiutor s
cultura ,.Steaua Romina" din In.
dianapolis, Ind, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal a lua parte la aduna.
rea speciala extra ordinara. care
Sc va tinea Dumineca,, l Decem.
brie 1918, in hala societatii din
Gil w. Pearl Street.
Punctul prim va fl schimbarea
comitetului vechiu, ca pima la
ianuarie 1919 comitetul eel vechi
sa-si dea toate in seama in buna
regula comitetului nou.
Toti fratii membrii care sunt
in restanta Gu cotele lpnare sd
blne voiasca si-le acnita, caci
dupa o restanta de As de zile uu
0 sa Sc mai bucure de beneficiu
Este datorinta fiecarui frate
membru sa fie prezent la aceasta
adunare. Absentele nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor
In numele societatii ,,Steaua
Romfna" din Indianapolis, Ind.
Prezidiul
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G o N v o G A R E..

Reunifnea Femeilor Romine
de sub auspicnll Societatii ,,Leuls
din Salem, Ohio, pentru Crucea
Rosie Romina 81 Americana, con.
voaca pc onoratele functionare,
cit 81 pc toate surorile membre
a lua parte la adunarea generala
de 3 luni, care va avea loc Dumi.
neca, ] Decembrie 1918, in hala
societatii ,,I4eul" din LA Depot
Street, la orele 3 p. m. precis.
-Deci onoratele frlnctionare 81
surorile membre sunt Gu stricte.
ia rugate Sc conforma acestui
convocator. Printre alte punctc
lmportante la ordinea zilei va Fl
81: Darea de seama pc 6 luni tre-
cute 81 alegerea nouelor functio-
mare pc urmatorul period de G
luni.
Convocari speciale nu Sc vor
tranite nimanui
In speranta ca yeti lua la cuno-
stinta acest convocator 81 va yeti
conforma lui, semnam in numele
Reuniuhii Femeilor Romine pen
tru Crucea Rosie Romfna 81 Anne
vi H., Gc1... nls
Maria E. Balan, prezidenta.
Flora Staneiu, secretara
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N e G r o LO G..

Fostul membru al \ Societatii
,,Dacia Traiana" din Newark, O.,
loan Muntean din Cetea, rapo-
sat Marti in 19 Noembrie 1918 in
Sharon, Pa, dupa o suferinta de
doua saptamini de Influenza spa
niola, las1nd sofia 81 fetita. de
un an in urma-i, care il deplinge
Fratele loan Muntean q fost un
bun membru, devotat 81 resr.c-
tuos in tot timpul cit a fost neni-
bru al societati noastre, 6 ami De
zile. Membrii societatii !, oacia
Traiana' il depl1ng 81 regrcta per
derea d1nsului dintreY moi. zicin-
du-i: Dumnezeu sal odihneasea.
In numele societatii ..Dacia Ira
lana" din Newark, Ohio.
George Iacsa, presed;nte,
S;mion H&l&laiu. seeretar script
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G @ NV O. G A r. e.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
eultura DIR Vasile Lucaciu" din
Clinton, Ind, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal a lua parte la sedin-
ia generala, care Sc va tinea Du-
mineca, l Decembrie 1918, la ore
lie $50 a. m., in hala societatii din
al 9-lea Street. La aceasta sedinta
intre alte puncte. importante IVA
fl 81 platirea celor 9 membrii ce
all fost accidentati, conforms pro-
,cesului verbal luat intre membrii
Societatii lin anul 1916, Ca fiecare
membru sd ajute pei orr ce .frate
in caz de moarte 81 accident.
In caz de moarte sa ,plateste
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de fiecare membru so centi lar ii
caz Gle accidente 25 cent?.
Asemenea synt, rugsti toti mem
brii bolnavi sa Sc prezinte (cu Ger
'tlflcatele medicale pentru a li-st
putea ola beneficiul conform sta
tuteior. Absentele nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Dr. Vasile
L'leaciuN din Clinton, Ipd.:
Petru Bruda, pNesedinte
Vaslle Costea, secretar financiar
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THE CHAPTERS CREEK
COAL CO.

lie trebuie mai multi mineri
la minele de o&rbuni in orasul
Canonsburg, Pa, departare de
20 mile de, Pittsburg, Pa. Po-
pulatia in C9nonsburg este de
$4,000, sunt biserici, scoli, teat-
re 81 pravalii de tot felul. Street
car la 81 de Ia Pittsburg. Lo-
cuitorii sunt Slovaci, Poloni 81
Romini. Lucru bun 81 inconti-
nuu pentru cine vrea. Pret de
Uniune. Carbunii 6 fituri gro
SINE. Veniti la
e. G. GERRY, Superintendent.
CANONSBURG, PA.
(67, 68, II & 74)
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De-alo SOCioidtIIOr
Societatea loan /. 6. Br&teanu
Sl;n NHow.f;n1d n1,;os rs

Societatea loan 1. 6. Br&teanu
din Mansfie1d, Ohio. - Convoaca
pc toti membrii 81 mcmbrele sale
lua parte Ia sedinta generala,
care Sc va tinea Dumincca l De-
cembrie 1913, in hala sacietatii
din Louis Ave; la orele 1.3O dupa
amiazi precis. Absentee nemoti-
vate Sc vor pedepsi conform sta
tutelor art. XI, litera h) 81 y. A
Wind mai msllte chestii de mare
importanta de rezolvat, sunt ru-
gait toti fratii membrii a lua par
tie la aceasta sedinta.
Prezidiul.
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Singura B1cerie 81 Grocerie ro-
mineasca, intr'unul dintre cele
mai bune orase industriale din
statul Ohio. Sc vinde din nina Ii
bera. VInzarc' lunara pima la
$8.0O0.0O. Musterii Romfni, Ame-
ricani, Slavi, Nemti 81 Unguri.
Cauza vinzarei nu depanda de
bussines.
Pentfu informatiuni mai dea-
Rroape adresati-va la:
zIARUL AMERICA.
(71--77) =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-30

Un stor Grocerie 81 Bucerie.
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