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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

Or George II. Baker. formerly
physician and surgeon Monmouth
Memorial hospital. New Jersey. says:
what women need TO put roses In
their cheeks and the springtime of
life into their step lis not cosmetics
or stimulating drugs. but plenty OF
rich. pure red blood. without II no
woman can do credit to herself or to
her work. Iron 10 one Of the great
ed .of all strength and blood build
ersl and have found nothing In
my experience SO effective for help
ing to make strong. healthy. red
blooded women as NuNated Iron.
From a careful examination of the
formula and my own tests OF NuN-
ated Iron I feel convinced that II Is
preparation which any physician
can take himself or prescribe for his
patients with the utmost confidence
OF obtaining highly beneficial and
satisfactory results"
Or. Kenneth n, MacAlpine. a
prominent New York surgeon. mem
Der of the New York State Medical
Society. and for 16 years adjunct
professor OF the New York Post
Graduate Medical School and Hos
pital. says. You can tell the women
whose blood Is rich in strength
giving iron; they are the beautiful,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

does you any good--you
don't get the strength
out of II. when iron is
supplied. Il enriches the
impoverished blood, puts
natures own color into
the cheeks. strengthens
the nerves and gives re-
newed vitality to the
whole body. hut TO
take the wrong kind OF
iron in the hope OF get
ting renewed strength
may prove worse than
useless. so physicians
have been asked to ex-
plain below why they
prescribe only organic
iron - Nuxatcd Iron
which. unlike the older
Inorganic products, IL
easily assimilated, does
not injure the teeth.
make them black or up
set the stomach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27

"The strong. healthy. beautiful
woman relies uDsn pure. red
blood. rich In h-Glvtng
Iron u keep her checks rosy, her
nerves steady and her whole 49,
Ing ftiled with radiant life aAd
vitality"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-27
What Women Need Is Not Cosmetics
Or Stimulating Drugs But Plenty
OF Pure Red Blood Rich in Iron
10 Give Them Health, Strength and Beauty

SdyS Ut. ncOtSc II. DdheT, TOT
and Surgeon Monmouth Memo
Of New Jersey.
Explains How Organic Iron
ated Iron-Enriches The B
Strengthens the Nerves, Builds
Physical Power and Helps Ma
Weak, Nervous, Rundown We
men Keen. Active and Tingling
with Energy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

The ninth annual far EaG car1le Enr1
c. -ne -e1rEz1.zsd Farmers Club. gen
traIlv known n The old -eI1Rois -.E-ca-
aeaa Far, vii ne heia * cne zR-I-
r-uunris H -1-cnae46 Plans N Tnesusy y,
Oct :. Thus 1zr always calls tur-n :
lxrxs gathering rs Il il NJ me old
1xeniunea. garden VARSITY, wIre plenty
o. interesting exhinl-z and wne-s yoG
user the uan yor haven't seea since
zpu saw n.z a. the 1as- TAR IN Li1c-a-
neiS- Gardner always senGs q gDo
deiegz1nn and vii dpGnIless DO rne
game -hlE year-
Cfne a-ac-iur -caa- always E .uIiy ap-
p-sc.z1er Ii me pulling of draft horses.
The FIRST VII be opsn u double teams
OF ary weight, with the drag inaded IN
urupurrun u the weiga1 81 the teams
The rr-zes are a. 8 anG s. The secnna
In a sweers-ake open u teams from
zuv locality and Of zny weign- The
1-.zes Z the latter contest R-e SO. =
and g.
The following a-e the officers and rtle
c-mrzr-aes- @ 3 Graz. president. Ed
ward LIBBY. vice Pres z NJ La9nar.
Ser = ". Libby. Treas; Ms G M
Rucs-s. Asst Sex: - Il Ra-hburn.
marsha cnmmi-1ee u1 arrangement af
sapck Z ". Ezxwal. meat srocs,
Frank rzrsur-n. Frank Q. Bery. n L
Cnhh- sheep and sw1ne- = z FurIrs-
TIM. I 2 Harvey. William knlgA--;
ssalaaunE. cnars and tzMEly hurses, 9r-
r. Fal-nanks. crzH hnrsas- J. Z.
Ezmarnn. ?. Z Frusr L r Srtra.
poultry. J = Ward cun and g-zin.
Elmer Skizisn- Edward Shurey, Nathan
. TUE, pexerahles- . z. Small Z 2
PACKARD. G. " Newell fruit :. NJ
Rnxrrz. r. " Adams. C NJ Fa-uun:
bu--sr cheese honey and preserves,
Mx a. 8. Asrn1rd- Mrs. L " Max
wen. Mrn L NJ T-ae- nuuseiapid man
uSac-u-es. Mrs. " c. True M-z J. z.
Prrrrxsun. Msss Hattie Wo0dDurr: I'm
cv wurk. Nrz- Z ". Pie-ce. Eanna Ma
suun. Ria Burae---- flowers. ME-. " W.
DuuxsnM- Mrz- George Sarfu1- Mr.
c. II Webber- ar-znszrnenr n extfhrt-
N n nmnn. c. Z. PDws.z. Mrs. r q
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Fs-E Ch--rn e Eh-is- sciszrLsr Is sa,
sur5scr Of lesspn-se-mnr- ME-s
rll1-week SERVICES n e6ossEEr II LA ?
N ZeREE.g -oun a. ne EnE--1 72Er -
cIrEE!R-1rg nnrH-y af az-nu-sze6 Cnrns-
-[EE Science ErErE-u-e.
Me-ancisr Eaiscnpa- Es-5e-r : Dow
--irE.s-s- L-I susJec-
E9U1--a Lsaras sna5scz. Ths
Aorio-W ice Kingdom
Wr1a- 81 AcTsn- ct1apel Esv VII
lR-c Gran Services Il IN aa6 ? NJ
sE sa-5lne- ssgz.sf cnT-rr: = Sc zsx
5: non e.M preaching servace
First 3R9lsr church Rev- T J VII
z4ade paSra-- lA.3n sermon tv pRs1o-
SUnaay senoul. u Ii. T5rh ciasEes far al
a-sE- Christian LnaeEr1- al ? " II
cha9ez 1-anle popular SERVICE Al ! r
n d .nslads WILL Esrsacn sL1ie5r-
Ne LanclusIa- a Las Ons a IL
-t--Ae = cnC-eG =
Free E.a,l-ls1- = G. Kincaic ss A.
NJ p-an-.- messing In.ge A NJ prsach-
ng sR-vace; Z a -,s11Gav school
ri TgT,-sE rHop5e's oefrEg ? NJ
Frs-z1g--!s=-lc service, PRAYER -l+4slI2E a.
~ N scnescar- outrage PRAYER
-Iles1Ing 4 10 ? N M1naay
CrG-En II ne Enlv Cross. Rev- Lang
Inn CuITux1y. L ID Morning wursaz7s
- Io-A WITH sermon by the pastor sun
dav SCnae. al Z - services a FZ-rSI11-
51nesEr Schooi a. IL Ge-u1Dn H ath
F5-s- r1ives--ss.IIst church. Rev. Milo
z Fuisnrn naS-g-- Morning worsEz2 a1
III 3R- -aer7e Thin Ice Jurip- c-1T1--Z:,
and c-.u-cr school & - z ?. 9 Z
3 EiDck
C-h-ls- c!.,z-cr isz-h SUNDAY aeTsr Trim
r-y1- -osv cer-rur1nr 81 ~ uT1Zan =
= I1x11IE-v q the 5ns-d Of MEsslnuEss.
morning r-zre- and Sermon Al l0. .M.
The cau-rn school VIII -eRsseT1oiS ID
a-EE1r II ION al -
-.i-r.f1+ieic caaoel. Pond -oaa Fer.
T-aHs7 r. Iotnsun Sunday school. l.
s@-4rnour service - SU19ec-- More
--lan C1nCue-r-s evening se-vlcs- =
u-aIss anG preaching, IassCav PRAYER
rTY..ari-,r II ( s+ Wrl--le- scfaoaE1euses
s1rE al A az--Imaa narae a. ?. n
--hu-sua-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20
BOSTON sOaH GLIB
VOTES A00 To ND
STRIKING nQEENH

Boston Sept -3--he Br.Esun So
c.ai Csuh- an e-=ar-za1lon uf Bosunr
policemen wn1cz o. been II exist
ence tnr ls gas vossd tzsaaagn< -
contribute Szsa5 1rDl III treasury
u the Palseei-G=S Cnloz- SoSr
striking EzIsz 5.a--a1men and nnr-
E-1un nezbcts o. the 1arrs who have
not xune 81 s-~4ze are memhsra nf
thA club.
The meeting WIS he8d n a haE N
me Enxou-v G.E.9.iCf and ranar O.
those prEser1 we're szrikers- II wa<
voted rs extend -rnuraa and 1zranEizs
support - Iae En40n. In o STATE
raert aee.ar the meeting rae pres
dent Of Lae @l9se. Michael Lynch. de-
cla-eG thai tire strikers were not rc
blame fnr the 5lsaraer whact follewea
the wzIk0u-
The canmz-.ee ~ the Central La
Dor Cnlun cI-S1- 1-sa wsrh rhe 6u-r ri
counting the DRlsoez czzr by the N
a1FltUal UNIONS sn the question n L
general sgzpa-lerl strike ne. L.
nlgn- Plans were mapped c-- snr a
meeting az rhe Centred body on S4zn-
Cay. when Il IS expected the result
q the voting VIII be MADE known
SuperinEen&eE1 of Pni1ce Crvwisr
tonight ordered n. -esraE-zueE ciose6
between n4E1zl=t1 and u II EG-
the duration so the strike -hs s.
persusender- sand 1aaG many iczSs-z
driven fruru The %Greerx by gzs-rs-
men rad ,sAen c1ng-eEzE1ng /. r4e
..---- --ra rRnrw-S-.~~ e.. u.-ss-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20
Daughters Of the
Am. Revolution
BANQUET Hall

a pru5ec. v1lcn should hare ne tn
Eerest anc the snz1ls .as-lc support II
every DaEghza- CT the American Rev -
hz-lon n the KenaeHec valley and IL
deed, n rne STATE Is zna- Of ne Ban
aGe1 mali cnTaraz-1ee. Menn-Ezs Cur<s-
Benezz Hall Of winch Ms Charles
Wesiev Basse11 is chairman and Miss
Bertha Vaughan Me--7cS NJ EzErwsls
member o. Mary helzur DRUMMER Cha5-
nsr. is vice Chairman THIS plan rs =
IztlT ze q sz1s7e Of -our.s and rs a65acerz
Balcury IN ene third noor Of Memorial
CIn-inerzz- hal as center fur the So
ciegy's hospitality ID It's members
The ns-la. ssep was taken during he
Cnng-ess az 1szs anC the banquet haaa
opened eur inspection and use by ras
visiting daughters. Members az me
cnrzr1-1ee had personally subscribed
money 10 provide CHINA linen service
and supplies. a1f aere-nnon raa was
served n 1ne hal GaltE during rne Cuu-
gress. THIS InaOvz-1nn wzS a marked
SUCCESS. nrsng-rg 1nEeEher n N lnznr-
u1Ai way meznoerz 9-nm every srz-e IN
the L1lun and opening a arnspecr as
Increasing me useeulness Of 1his pur-
riun u me hal
The commsr1ee E nov making n
sffsrf - extend the wurK, making Use
Of she roums NJ dining roGr srsse ansi
aa<1ug \ small rest -Dozn- Ther p2zn
- aan mare Space % -sae nmnuaNx
and n uri2zse the ad5oiuzng sz1nns 1
1ez On the snrrnce ssssn 1sAEn~
-nstx. Thm extra spmce o1A1
- ~~r~sn~ snur<ssr m rfa1s Tn1nf1uzs
nrwrFEa- - rrssiz1ng D~aEhserz IN 4
ura asr-ur nusnser imam 10 posAassa.
~r.vs -. ur-ssnx IsnnTrec euuspueur
r,.~ - su ems money fur e7zae- egWtS--
rur IN neux1ed An f-snn framewurk
~mr zwniug mnsf be suupHea frr <hes
xmnuuur. tzb.e-. chairs. czszfsiuuE- ch7na
nzzs zmd Enen. No we'll as MT ehe
nne18 - So rest suum mnsf be o.
tzineG. A1eunzse klfrnen esuipuznr
mzzEt be ,surpisad.
II % haned shat ersry chAnf.r ~ he
interested - srppsy rhs fandz sur >
part ~f sAss aeresEsrv mz1eriaL amd
tha- nany Individual sanEhsers mar
help n fhe uurk N weE as any inrer-
ssEa9 trisn6 nf .hs soczsrz- Am surh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

EVesa2rs lost Al their savings have
a-ls- Desr hksned 10 the ~Ene4
game
4 wildcat al scEene-nct anlz1se
the smell game II pr1C1lie-TEsss
S14l2au Fa-nHn of h1s nrrRne anG
isETes h2L perE2iesE- but ne -ra-.s
LaIs man acrsEs ire sea- e sf-p-
wrecked and 6-1aiay acrlsves rsv=2Ez
N The Man EEn-sr" ms last
pnu-cpsaT. winch l. SHOWN a. me
Strand H8Gar. A g-sar E-spr-se 8 N
store foF the followers Of The Mas
Ter My5reg-T takes enc OF -hE.I-
feet Daz@r WE-I E--a evening. cnre
TITS afternoon q e5Bi-Asr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Herbert < Dew. pRszor Of the
Eagh1an6 aTezGs Methodist chG- n,
VIII next Sunday morrlng begin a
series N sermons nl the book q
Jnnah- II Ehirn he VIII undsr--azs
In bring 1ns teachings of THIS valE-
aNe book night ID e the minute
The subjects VII be as follows
FRUSTRATING Gods P.R1" Ar,-es-ss-r.
by Cod Gods Program CH-re2
Cur" The SUBJECTS VIE be 50 Ean-
Eie6 An - make this h-lef book ans
wer sor1e of -he q1es-1uns rhRt nUw
pe-pisx the zverzxs mind AL se2ls
are free and the ruaiic VII be cor
daily welcomed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mary Mues M,-ee- Scores . -T- ~
TIE Se-a-r as 9gc -S4afr Ear7a--s-
Ves-s--ay-Last CnsErer - 7.e
Mastery Mas = C.crriete Surprise
= A.
L.a-it Mary Mics is.1-zA- scored Al
III IspU-al w a. the Strand x=s-
carcar and VII repeat To-Day = her
la-s-s1 picture. The Er---'Zsl0r IT Is
abel 20 much =arnnE be sa31 IL
1avar u -rIs little queen OF The
sr~Aar-
Wzldca- oil Echezes by winch IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

ccrt-ifEziuns may ne sent n rhe rrBns-
r-e--gene-al but ne chairman uf xne
co. uEl-1ee should ne norifed II The
arzczu1 and me purpose zDwa-r whacs
T is n 20 Maine Daughters snousa
cake prlae Z dnE2s their Huu share N
h 3 wDrk- The Fine Tree STATE iea<z.
L neue- IArs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20
Auction Sale
Household Goods
% -se izee c. W. W. alrrs-sso-
ma-s1s- Read,
Three Mics frnrn Ea-sIne-
-IlSSnA~ srr

fTlrSlAN. SETEMEEE y
THIS IDI -ansis1l CT za-lo- fuy-n4-,,-a
neR-sE new c00cr newly g-r,sse.y,ssr5 ;
oak 1-rz-y ra.13e- : oak Chamber z+- .
c1aTl an4t-E, GRk wa-E-obes ! aak % -
met Bee Win mirror IL A-oy1r ls-an ar !
rA- zaa-CEas- This bed cnsr xsM u@w
cpuen Dec I brass bed ! hal- nE-
-Hss- J 9Hk Ea2 sea- GIrlu- -,a.,5e z
GtnIlE chairs : OAK BUFFET rlcH nv -s7
slsHe-wR-e, Refrigerator. 3 ar su1za--p :
~ 1pesEy and administer, lg- Il
NICE -IEE- Otis char eaSr gf1s re
r1ckIng chars. kIIrren chars sewTrr
n1acc-ne. v--lg cesE. OIL 2Hi-r1rgs
me lace cE--a-lE, ! Na. 70 cs isIr1a-
Glenwooc range. fra st-aeu. sr9gvH{ :
and Iongz. cfock- stand cDwe--s. blarfz.s-s
sheets. pillow, Eau bee kzzciler taaj..-
kz1c.aen --2aa-, 1zl-ro-s books laurz..
: ctprnes ree4- : HHEaIIun ol1 ca-
win pEz1l. wash bpIle-. r-as . asr
cans l wnae3oR--DW- . ladders noes
c1snes. agz1e dishes Jz-s. ke1ses
crurks- sfaDUeiE. hoes -a.kes Ecv-nes and
snerfs. ; Inn furnace cBa- ! barber s
oEaI-- carpenter q r1alE. and aziaHr a-.ts@
eles Eoc Numerous u mention This is
as rlE,e lot Of goods as ever wen IL
anc-nn- ErE-yth1ng practically gnna
as new s4le starts az ! 9 CLOCK sharp
Z s18-my next Eai- Cav
a g BEAEE Aac-lunea-
-G-s- 81 =, - = .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20
CITY % Agp-NR

In CRY Cozncis
September L. Luyn
Er Eaurun Of Maro- RrzgEiun
o1sc -ha- the CRY lEEue HnC seI5 -
ss$e 2z- vRfas IF 5arsGs 70 near 3r-e-ss-
a -s1s not exceeding - r. per arnLzzr
he prse,etEs LII De used toward the cnn-
stTar--7un u new E3Eh scL0oi hr5ic II
me GRIe e- G-7es Of maturity II sn9d
nonUS 10 ae determined Nv Tie CIT
Council II me time me same are ;ssue6
I-as COPY Of the rlp-lan and DONG
thereon
Ares- FRED L MILLTEES
sep1@ f-T-r -Is-r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Inss Is. the last day of Warmers
special aals u siariCers nazzneas and
o-ne- faI merchandise. SO rnurz
needed g. present Looks f1ixe a pref
" good chance To take q rr-rhls ez--
Cf the Il c. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

The ASSOC a-ee BARRIERS nt Gardner
ere ID upen their sE0ps zach ElME-g
AZ 5 e'eaack instead az HI N ard
cInse eacn Tneszay and TwrsGag
evening II --5H o'clock instead OF nj
eight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Loas Wilson the Er-ae Alabama
beauty whc has been seen m lead
ing wou-n 1nr mazy 6znerent screen
srz-z. plays the leading farsnzne ruie
Tor Bryant WasnhGrn- star i'm the
new Paramount picrure. -Il0Se Insur-
ancs-" winch is showing n rne AEzne
Thea<s~ rndzg- As rhe dznxhnsr af IN
Ameraczn mEHsnnafre pusnuad hF n1rh
an Eng4inza iurd and = 1Ansse sfzF-
ance a0xur 1kz3 y za.nn - n E.es-
axmE nuununz<y 10 sne~ noL - hsr
u<x, but nnr
~ = - S8 phnrppl1x 1czrssn< -
- Ea La IN q .z,nrmsng spmk In
ux7En4 E7uridn--kdr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mr. Len0-a . REnz-ns mas scin hs-
farm II Nesz Gardner u Page NJ Pul-
ser cf 5sSgzade- This prupe-rE was
previously owned by tne late Akin v,
Br=nn- Mr. Pulzz.E- has bought 1ur
harne and VIII nccEry II unce.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Friends of Edward Sheeaan VII
ne glad ID know that he has PASSED
sz-zs1ac1nry examinations and has
en1erec Elilonova College h WHO
ncEa- Pa Ee lser Monday 20 rage
EE his s1aGles there
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

The Board u Health reports a czse
OF scarlet -srer E- -he residence cr
LARRY Fooce II Wa-rne street -he
2Aler1 beng a ysUng daaxroer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mer1Ddss- church Morning suhjert
Cod $ Secrets Revealed" Rshle sfssoo5
= Epwun Leagne- s.M- sU1ser-
The Great Comnaaaun Eer IN T.Jr-
win Elm" Gladys Mz-zaaaIa. Iearie--
Gospel se-pace with sflart ser7nur nr ne
pastor II : c'ciock
FIRST CzspErsRl1E1 church Rsw Z. u
MGnn1r paArnr- Morning SERVICE N
W-H. Sunday school AZ La
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Christ church, special business
session NJ the Wauars Auxiliary to
the Board II Mlssians was heiE u the
parish house FRIDAY afternoon The
work Of the Nal0n-wlde campaign
was Ine principal matter before The
auxiliary Action was taken looking
10 the organization If campaign com-
Fri-rees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

strawberry bi1sssau On September %
WAS Master &ee Brown aged haae
wears spr OF M-- ane Mrs EaT--y
5zpNn a Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mrs Eva WZley uf View 4arkE-- n
H. and Mrs. Eagzh Goodwin 0f View
Tark are guests A. the h1nk cf Ar.
snE Xrs. a e C1EaaEk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

MISS Warren and Miss Kernecv
tez'cners o1 the primary school. are
Passing the week-enc II the -esoec-
EE-s alnes q. -ewisnnn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

william Ierney lEeI early r-ss week
Tor Bcslar. where he VII. meet
James Marshall. VINO plans 1n- at
tend the Northeastern cnziese
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Charles E1lss. Edward Palmer arG
Frank Lathe made q very successe..s
hunting E:r u Sidney THURSDAY
night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

M. and MS john z. FradG Of
Monr-eal- WIN have been vls1-nS n
The nome II Mrs Annie NalEa-
nave return 70 their home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mrs Wai-sr Ma-l- has resigned
her position Il Lhs Ma-srun 4
Brooks factory
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Or and Mrs Victor Carey Of Be-
grade lakes were calling en friends
II 5alpwel FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mrs. Marion McC-uvy and rup
children are visiting a. the here Of
The Misses Wells
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mrs Dana : Moore and son
Charles nt RsaEvl7le- Mass ARRIVED
Friday far q Visit With friends II
Fa-In-Gaie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Mrs. 10. Il Igs, wto has 5eAn
l,assl1g q fsw DAYS a. -ne home Ct
-aE and Mrs < VI BCyG. -s-E-nec
FRIDAY 10 her horne N Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Worknsn zre engaged = laying taE
foundation for q gB8-f3ot chimney IL
the Fa-m1agEale plant ef the Csrz-aI
Maine Power CO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

David Eanser Of Kalamazoo MI
who was = resident AZ Gardner sorse
or yea-s a-0. II passing q few ca! s
n Lne CRY. calling o- old friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Gen-gs Hackiey CHI ms hand bad
iy Thursday nIgnr En6 had r0 hare
several s1--caes taken
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Dr. and MIS- j D. NE-Eng. r.
a1nc DR. Chase and sister arrenoec
LRw7sBgn fair TETS5zT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

The Ladies Aid IF The Eandaloh
AeIaoclsI Church held a EerT surcess
u Birthday Social" Thursday eve
mig al the Tes-ry-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Andrxw i AznnEhzr6- farmer 10 ~
In Rn@ Hnsp1<za SanfDrG AZ q rssul-
uf befnU klcks4 by q hnrse- lie in snf-
nsEanE frum . hrnxen leg and hrse
isrDAen rims md 1nszzntg iueernAa in
SurasG
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Interesting happenings II r :.
Sn1-a & Co. for those buying 1ns
neeGtlI things fur 1al weEr-Aev
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Saturday S8r vssa- win friends L.
Ri-h-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

among the oU1-of-lcxn Els11ars IT
Tins CRY F-iday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

M-s- Ailre SHz1e-Fllae has returned
- Boston where she VII spend
the wMzsr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Harry E La--E5ee leaves SH-u~-
cay lar Portland Il attend rtae schoo5
al 1as--ucaOn for the officers ue me
E-'aac Royal Arch Chapter ST Name
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

VI z Fuller q former seieC-naz IF
u est aa-c-1s-, was q business WIS.,
tar n Gardner Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

: Opening of the LATEST fal millinery
Saturday and Monday a. Mrs. Z. I.
heene es-A5T
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

MIS- ] : 6rads1ee- and Mr.. and
4Hrs Thomas ERssey have returned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

MISS a. !. Gynne II wa1s-vige VII
preach al the F1-s1 Baptist church
Sunday morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Charles T. Lewis ls1r F.-irav FIR :
Weekend TEsZ- with Le-lspr
trends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Bg-u1r 9. Ccwles II Providence. z.
L Is visiting EEE. Ernest & Jetr-
snr. -41-cndei6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Harry r cal Was n 1assengsr FRI
Egg 1ur Brznswick where he II rC
pazs the xseek-end Uzlzh friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20
HAlLOWEll

], Joseph Greeley ls1- this week ID
take Up s-u6aes a. ks--s Hi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Miss FAMINE Tsa-1r Is uassz-C
ras weekend a. ner home N Bel
grade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Miss Christine Carey Is VISITING
her brother. DR. Tlcan- Carey ar
Belgrade lakes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

NJ ano Mrs. : :. DCwaes ana SOL
san1el, .lr-. left Friday fur -he home
II sa4en. Mass altar a weeks risi-
Wz1t friends N Monmouth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Asrn5e-s II the Tn1rsrsallsr Suncav
scaooi a-s requested 70 raks special 10
rcs nf the change u rhe hpU- af mes-
ing -nm - clock 70 IA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Esr. p Il EaE-ann -sEzrns6 FrS-
say Eur q -p - Zhe 1oosensRc
region
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

A-s- FEyer1e Sytves.er II -.f-cnasiG
Was e BUSINESS visitor Z Gardner
F-i6ar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

4 l. knGW1-on CT Ma-aieaeas
Mass, wnr has bee1 WISHING tr1sr Is
returned u his hnne F-iEsv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Aaas Grace Mclaughlin aeft Friday
fnr FrecEr1cknnE- n 4, where she Is
ID visit resa-rEE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

James Carter n Eas. P.--s.o- IVES
pIs-oess T.R-2ar = Gardner FRI
sa-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

M and ME- F.. F. DuGE.y q.
srocK-5-.- AAsE., arrived FriSzy q,
= weekend TlsI- with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

Maine Crz1se PEper CO. a: E-z@r1
FaIlk. was q v.E-ar = -rwE Fr1EAy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20
Gardner Local Items.


1A-4 was u lsassens1 fa-
aAs lor nrzas~1ck Wnere u u -
pass Ine Week-erc Ua1n 1raen1s
EsT r 4 E-aE-onn rsI1rnsc FL
0Ay Ean q -2 u lns Aoosensa6
rssn
f0r Freder1ck1nE- N a where she Is
u vaszt reia1rEs
ChezeEr a Keene. sEsrasr e the
Falls. was q v:ss-nr = -rwr Frsczy
Nj ane Mrs. Ana-sw Pa-ae-su- n
-s-EnSeIe WE'RE calling M Es-@,ne-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

apeciA xalnzs n ". c. Anuiz Neas
Aa-ter- Depgt sGuzrE-ArH-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

M. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson n
L-s1c1aele were ealing aI Gardner
friends Fri6zy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-20

AA fIknx Dovnes q Brewer 10 riAst-
LIZ nsr SISTER, Gias Elizabeth srz-n Of
Rxadnlca
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-28
PAL MFR REPORTS TREND OF
 PRICES NOW IS DOWNWARD
Not Yet Sufficient Affect Purchases For Immediate Use Better Results Expected When Congress Enacts Laws By Which Profteers and Hoarders Will Become Liable to Criminal Penaltes-Looks For Lower Prices Next Year On NonPershable Articles Unless the People Are Stampeded Into a Buying Hystera

stance, we are making progress in ob- taining promises rom shoe manufac- turers as 70 fixing limit beyond which prices shall not go."
 Propaganda, which apparently Is nationwide, on the part of shop keep CTS seeking 10 induce purchases now on the pretext that prices will be ma terialy higher next season, was con- demned by MT. Palmer as ono certain thing which would make prices con- tinue rising if needed. His attention was called to advertisements in va rious papers in which it was stated that straw hats. clothing and other non perishable articles should be bought before next years prices be- come effective.
 Tt is very unfortunate that some merchants take that attitude and we have been studying the situation the attorney general said. Extensive pur- chases now. reducing the supply and increasing the demand. would make their predictions come true. whereas we hope for d normal price level if the people do not stampede into a buying hysteria-"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-28

New York Aug. 27.-Although twice refused an audience by Judge F. H. Gary. chairman of the United States Steel CorpoEa ton. John Fftzpa trick. chairman of the steel workers labor committee, authorized to negotiate for union recognition. announced tonight that another communication had been drafted by the committee In reply to a letter from Judge Gary today in which he refused to recognize the union.
 MT. Fitzpa trick would not divulge the contents of the new communica- ton, which was drawn up after a long conference with Samuel Comp CTS. president of the American Fed eration of Labor He also refused to discuss the committees attitude on calling a strike which it has been au- thorized 10 order in the event of fail- ure to gain concessions.
 It was announced tonight that the executive board of the American Fed efation of Labor would hold a special meeting in Washington next Thurs day to consider the steel workers de- mRnds.