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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood

of s. S. S. is to cleanse the blood.
1t soaks through the syster' direct
to the seat of the trouble-acting
as an antidote to neutralize the
blood poisons.' 1t revitalizes the red
blood corpuscles, increases the flow
so that the blood can properly per-
form its physical work. The dull slug
gish feeling leaves you-the complex
ion clears up. Even long standing
cases respond promptly. But you must
take S. S. S. Drugs and substitutes
won't do. Get S. S. S. from your
druggist. If yours is a special case
and you need expert advice, write
to Medical Adviser. 257 Swift Lab
oratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
DUPONTS TO RID

Charleston, w. Va, Aug. 81. -
The Dupont Chemical Company has
expressed its intention of putting
in bid for the purchase of Nitro,
w. Va, site of the second largest
powder plant in the world, it was an
nounced here to-day. The town has
housing accommodations for 10000
persons. Government agents re-
Gently announced that the. town will
be sold in its entirety to the highest
bidder Bids are to be placed with
the Salvaging Department at Phila-
delphia early in September. Nitro
was built by the Government at. a
cost of $7Q,000,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
Avoid Suffering by Needing
These Warnings

Pimples, scaly, itching skin, rashes
and burning sensations denote with
unfailing certainty a debilitated,
weakened and impure state of the
blood. The trouble is in your blood
and no matter how you were in
fected, you must treat 1t through
the blood. 1t is a blood disease.
You must use S. S. S., the standard
blood tonic. if you expect certain
relief. For cleansing the system,
nothing is equal to it. The action
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
TO HOLD PICNIC

Members Of the Junior Endeavor
Society of the Sixth Street United
Brethren Church will picnic to-mor-
row at Reservoir Park, leaving the
church at o'clock in the morn
ing. A program of games and other
events have been arranged for the
children, who will be in charge of
the following committee. Mrs. M. G.
Sollenberger, Mrs. ]. Motter, Mrs.
p. Deibler, Mrs. D. Evans and Mrs.
T. B. Strain, superintendent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
FIVE HELD FOR FIGHT1Nc

Tive We're arrested following q
nght over a woman at Cherry and
Chestnut streets. Isaiah Washing.
ION mabel Wright and Fannie
rested, are out under S25 forfai.
while Gus Brown, colored 80
Joseph Cors, a Porto Rican, are in
Jail awaiting their hearings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
BIBLE CLASS PICNIC

New Cumberland, Pa, Aug. q. =
Tomorrow afternoon the Ever
Faithful Bible Class of the Church
of God Sunday School, composed of
young women, will hold a picnic at
Paxtang Park, leaving New Cum
berland on the 1.20 trolley car.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27

SOC value Ladies' Corsets in large and small Sizes special
Thursday .15c
SOC value Fancy Ribbon, special Thursday 35c
lOc value Hair Nets shape, special Thursday tor Oc
25c value Shadow Lace Flouncing special Thursday oc
Sc value Stickerei Edges, special Thursday Sc
10c value Sheet Music, special Thursday Sc
$125 value 36nch Printed Shantungs special Thursday
6oc
75c value 4oinch Fancy Stripe plaid figured and check
voiles, special Thursday .39c
$100 value 32inch Fine Plaid Dress Ginghams special
Thursday 5oc
5ec value 32inch Fine Pongee made of fine combed yarn
special Thursday SIC
SOC value 40inch Figured Dress Voes special Thurs
day Z9c
75c value 4onch Novelty Voes and Dress Swisses spe
5ec value Linen Finish Mercerized Pongees special
soc value Earrings, special Thursday ,......... .35c
csc and $125 value Ladies' Pocketbooks, special Thurs
day .7oc
15c value Lingerie Tape special Thursday bolt &c
value Hooks and Eyes, special Thursday card 1c
1oc value Pearl Buttons, special Thursday, card SC
value Shoe Laces, special Thursday, pair Sc
25c value Fancy Combs special Thursday 15c
value Ladies Collars slightly soled special Thurs
2ec Plain Corset Covers slightly soed, special
Thursday ................l .l9c
3oc value Boys Pants, special Thursday .2ec
3oc value Chdrens Wash Skirts, special Thursday 25c
value Boys Overals special Thursday Csc
48c value Bonnets special Thursday .29c
2oc value Bonnets, special Thursday Ice
soc value Bathing Caps special Thursday .......2ec
Csc value Bathing Caps, special Thursday .....15c
121zc value Bathing Caps special Thursday &c
15c value Bathing Slippers, small Sizes special Thursday,
Sc
1oc value Palm Olive Soap special Thursday ......sc
1Oc value Red and Blue Mems Handkerchiefs, special
Soc value Ladies Ribbed Union Suits sizes So and 49,
special Thursday .45c
5c value Sleeveless Vests special Thursday lie
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
WEST END JUNIORS WIN

The West End Juniors, of the
West End Junior Twilight League,
last evening defeated the PETER A.
C. in a league match, score to 3.
Watson and SeiX were the winning
battery, while Hayes and Shaugh-
bauer performed for the losers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
Abe Lincoln Is Winner
in Lebanon Fair Race

Lebanon, Ang. 81. - Thirty-fve
hundred school children of Leba-
non and environs, together with re-
turned soldiers to the number of
nearly a thousand, were special
guests of the Lebanon Fair Associa-
ton yesterday on the occasion of
the opening of the twenty-third an
nual exhibition here.
Main Gerner won the 2-year-old
trot in the racing program, in a
walk, and Escotilla, a Kutztown
horse, easily won the contest for g.
year-olds, both of which events
were run in two heats. Driving fin
ishes were the rule, however, in the
intercounty race, in which H. L.
Goodhart's Abe Lincoln won in
three straight heats.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-27
HECKToN WANTS GAMES

The Heckton ball team would like
to schedule a game away from home
for this Saturday. All communica-
tions should be addressed to Joseph
Kennedy, Dauphin, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08
LTFCHFIELD

FLAINs-Cliftpn Dustin u Sa-b
z'laited recsn-!y 'lis Hisler Mr. = 4
small
MIR & F smull AND children. wuu
haAe been quhe ILL., are reported netier
Wallace Rideout nj bpwuoln was =
re2eni Visitnr III Ra&.nund Tnuier q
4 new cream route HIS lateig been IN
stalled anu Ruvmnnd Tnzier is COLLECT.
ing the cream.
Mrs. NJ. z Ea-tln. VIM mas le.,j
stopping with MRS. = L. stnri.hanI re-
turned Saturday.
MRS l. M. Pattsrson Ii reported Ill.
Ars, 4. ] fish went Thursduv L.
Portland.
Mrs. n. T. Cundon If ILL.,
Alton Parker was Visitor Ill lewis
ton Tuesuay
Montfprd Condpn is slppp,nr with Al
tun Parker
ChRrles Walker is quite i'll
F'eparatinns are being ulaue Tor an
EaBrer concert
Mrs z. W Pierce. VINO has been quite
i'll. iB rspoEteu better
Mes. Sylvester. VINO hus bean uulte Ill
if muCh improved
Mr. and HRS Fl. VI MAXWELL were re-
cent vlsitnrs at the Corners.
y. X Walker has fine lut q Spring
lamhs.
The ssiectmen ware in sesginn al the
town hall Tuesdav
Clifton kenney is al work for g T.
Small.
Miss Edith Small was calling OH
friends here Wednesday,
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SPARKS FROM MINE wires
Msca.as Bes$s Caunt-v

Mschsas 5esfS Country
Mactllas has the honor Of LAUNCH :
inE the first of the waod-shi narrs,
Of the L s. Shaping Bpard Elmer
Eency Fleet Cooperation. not only in
Maine. but II the United States, ac-
cording To q telegram Of conE-atu-
lAtian received sar the Machias Shin
CONSTRUCTION Go. Saturdar from
charles Pietz, vlce president and
General manager Of the corporation
This YVES the WELLESLEY WHICH root
the water last ThursnBv. one OF the
three building berg The other two
are expected to he completed in 50
AND SO days. The corporation placed
contracts far 14b of these :bae- TON
burgess IL wards all along both the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts While
MANY @t these contracts were can
cefled later many Ut the barges are
being built, Some m other Maine
wards, but Macfias had the first one
in the water First ciaHs worisrnen.
working IN harmony witt, no ,ahur
troubles and the high efficiency and
excellent facilities Of the Yard pro-
duced the results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08

their guns Captain Sinclair Weeks.
son of former United States Senator
john ". Weeks. is in command of
hattery ? and Captain Theodprs
stnrer of Battery A
'CamuunaSe did a lot m winning
this Ear," said Col. Goodwin. I'VE
had our guns 30 skillfuIly campu-
faEed thRt the Germans only made
one DIRECT HIT On a Yankee Division
battery That time a shell exploded
Oh gun empiacement and killed
three and Severely wounded seven"
ASKED IL the German shells began
to get bad toward the end Of the war.
ne said:
THE percentage Of duns grew larg-
ef toward the end, but enough Of
them expiDded right up 70 the last
day''
The Yankee Division har.eriss
never fired an Amerlcan-made shell
the culDneI said. The first supply
they receiped arrived the day before
the armisrice v1s signed. They
firsd nathing but French ammunition
and he had the highest praise for il
and for the French guns Other
batteries. ne SAID, used American
shells.
SeconnLieut Charles E. Johnson.
batisry a. al Ganenrd. MASS. was
awarded the q. s. {. for carrying d
wounded member af Z gun crew 10
trst-aid station. unuey fire.
Battery A had 19B AND BAH-.ry
19o men on buare the .=aremnon
About TWO hundred Of these are from
New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08

Boston. April This Is d wonderful
reception Tor the Yankee Division My
boys must have .iust such q welcome
When they return, declared Mayor Gen
Clement A. F Fiagier, commanding OIL
tirer OF the Rainbow Division, as ne
STOOD beside his wife On SCOUT patrol
Dnat III tne harnur mere today after
leaving the transport Asamemnon.
Major Gen. Flafler came back ahead
OF his diyiElnn u MAKE arrangements
for landing the r-nppA III the United
States. The 4.c Dirislon has been ieav-
ing the army Vi occupation fnr seyer--l
days.
Gen. Fiagier expects the first units
will arrive al New York about april u.
lie thinks tina. all The Ralnbew d.
viBipn men will land at that port.
Gen. F1agier and Mrs Glasler. vino
had come here from Washington %
meet him, left Tor New YorE tonight
and win go 10 Washington tomnrrUw
y have not seen HIM fpr 20 rnenrsE."
as&i0 49, A<>S. jtl DIP iSD itAohIaAAA
away from reparter After canNers-
Ing with MEa. Fiagier The general turn
ed TO the officer III command of n.
patrol boa: and asked for MaJsr Gen.
Clarence r. Edwards. the commander
Of the 18Th DiviBion Gen. Edwards
WAS Oh buard the Monitor and tins two
commanders waved grseiinEs.
This is fine crowd of hrrs Gen.
Edwards mas" he said.
'rrhe 26tii Division Is getting a won-
dertui reception and Wall; The Ram
bow bovs to &c; the same ] am here
10 make arrangements for their return.
J think the last unit got AWAY from
the Ehine to-day and YOU BET they were
glad Of II. They are Just as anxious ID
&c. home as the t-ocps On the Aga
lne,nnpn
The Eainhow Dirisinn is made III Of
men from e states and the Disrric:
of Columbia. I have volumes of sto-
rIes anout Il. hut ] am GOING 10 suHe
these until the boys get hpnie You cau
tell the relatives and trienuE Of rhe
men IN me 43a that bring The greet
inEs Of the men 10 them and they are
IN spienGid nhTHcaI condition.
Gen. FlaEier Said ne hoped tna: the
war department would find way 10
give The Eatnbow DIVISION a chance 70
r9-lue either n Washington or New
York UPON It's ~c~ui'l. He SAID ina; TINS
would afford an opportunity for the
peoDie 10 show the dirisinn their a-,pre-
"'ation of its work Ee estimated the
division casualties al 100 killed and
died or wounds and 35ae wounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08

MfS. tzeoIEe PAlIhfBDk has return
ed xnm william. where she was eailed
by the deaIh of her sister, Mrs john
Grey.
Fred Guptin who has been the
guest Of his aunt Mrs. Sylg-la Le-
ToIrnear. ana has also been visiting
relatives IN Belgrade. returned Mon
duy to his home II Boston.
The Missionary Society Of the
FirEf Baptist church viii meet Wed
nesday afternoon al 80 IL the home
of MrE. W. ". Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Euaian of Ptii
Lips were guests Monday might of
Mr. and Mrs. Damn HAYNES On their
way To Brewer, where they viii make
their home IN The future.
Miss Ruth MiIietf mas RETURNED
from Visit with reiutives n VIII
ton.
Kenneth Farr. a student al the
University nf Maine, Is i'll III the hame
Of his Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
FAIR. with al attack of the mump5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cannon and
children. Earnest and Ruth. and Miss
Alice Dudley OF SknWiIeEan Were
guests Sunday OF Mrs. Garments
father x iIlinm Dudley of Smith
field.
Mrs. searss HaiieIt anG dAns.1sr.
Miss GLADYS Haliett. have returned
fram Il Visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Euger,F of Bangor
George TiC1 nr SammetT IT. has
returned from ! week 5 visit with
friends III Manchester AND WIN
Lhrop.
M ana Mrs Frank -a4ior and son
Eopert We're guests al friends N
ShawIuu; suaaa4
Edmund Ia.ahv returned Monday
morning 10 his stndies al Nents H'il.
after passing d short vacafien Ill int
home of his mot her. Mrs. FREQ
Thihndeau.
M ss F'lroence Drawn mas returned
TO Mount bierici convent. after pass-
ing the weekend with her mother
Mrs. BeaLllGe Brawn.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Tupper and
children. Fred. Lawrence and
Blanche VINO hive been guests OF
Mrs Tupper's cousin. Mrs. Prank
Brann. and OF Mr. and Mrs. Wlnneid
Frost. Tor a few days. returned Mon
oax 70 tneir home III Dexter
Mrs. Joseph Porter AND mrs. Ar
thur poirIer were VISITORS IL Lewis
tor MondJT-
Miss MIRA Y ciis. vino has been II
Tue S,sssrs hospital IN Waterviils The
past six weeks iDr medical treatment
returned sunds 70 her home On Al
pine street.
Joe Neptune Of Old Town was re
cent :.,eM Of friends IN town
Hamilton Lodge, i5eE-ee Of 1onor
vii give d public wflist pal'-v "@n1les-
dsx evening III the Post rooms. P-'Zes
viii ne given and ~ef-eshmerts served
Russell Eallett has returned rom
week-end visit with his sunt. Mrs
Jusepn Lever of EaIloweIl
Mrs. leila Bartlet. Of Boston If car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08
Women! It's Cheap!
Use Lemon Juice
and Make Lotion

~ 4ecr vour SIKH and CON- pie..inn
.,,. Lily soft white and CLEAR d. al
1te. au simply must use lollsn or
In eV"ry DAY. SuI choose the one
st /. aaa- and costs -:le leas,-
7bn -ut"r u Jwo fresh lemons
.;4l.a4 mo d bottle containing three
u. III orchard white makes d
..u guar'er pint of the most rtA-
-. ...-.it. beauty lotion d. abou. the
d, 4!a must pay for a small .iar Of
a.G4-v cold creams. Care
.-..- II aiken 10 strain the lemon
.s 'ir1uSt d fine cloth. SO no lemon
~ se,s n. Then this intipn viii keen
es- or months. Every woman
ea'- Eat lemon juice Is used to
4nc 'elnnVe such biern Isnes as
les. 8allcwneas and tan, and Is
la4 .iAln snftsncr. smap1hener
- 3aButlfier,
~ tins lotion Make I'D 4
-~e, 9lnt Of This s~entiv fragrant
mi massage II intp the fare.
r ms and hands. Il should
''''aty'- IieIp 10 written. s'nften,
.-" and hiring out the hidden
se- afH beauty of ANY skin.
H' '-u-;-Lsr1 VIII sell +hrae ounces
" ard vnitn a. little cost. and
.orer viii supply The lemons
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meeting Saturday in Grunge han
with Vassaihnro Grunge Us Enssta
Ahou1 :.S were present AeIer The
bus.neEs mseIlng of the snornIlg
a pragram was presented. opening
WIN aIngiug by the GrangE. = POEM
W?ltTen by Harry NyIuaIl, who LIZ II
France. WIS read by his sister. AiEa
Ethel MymnH. George Tracy give
an interesting Talk on his expert
ence III LIE bsa1 business tor the
DaEt - Years. a baunIIfu dinner
wa serted III noon, after which The
following program was given Sing
ing ny the Grange a paper by Mrs.
Percy Giles bf ASSN bore, vocal
due1 hy Haroid ana Carl Gates re
marks by PasI Master Harold Cafes
OF NHsEniDoEo Grange; reInH ks by
MI CrOweil 0f Capital Grange re-
marks by Mrh. Obadiah GHrdner
wi4ef NJ Past Staie Masler IF hock -
lEnd. and remarks by Il. r. .. Aver
NJ NaEsalbOru, lecturer Of East KEN
nebee Pomona. A very pleasant ad-
dress was given by STATE Librarian
r.. Z Durnaek OF AUGUSTA, vocal
sofa Sadie Watson, original poem.
Mf.s Jennie ork; resciiGL4on. Miss
AriHsD sullivan. remarks by A H.
Rics and Albert Fuller The pre-
gram closed with singing by the
Grange.
MISS Mhflsr,e LesnarG MISS Sea
t'ce Rogers and Charlotte BarsTow,
VINO have been quests al the home
IF Miss Leonard aunt, Mrs. Mary
Eaiie1TI for The past week return
az Monday night 10 their studies
u. Wellesley college
kennepec Pomona Grange will
meet Wednssaay ii Grange han. a
dinner VIII ne served al noon ana
The following committee was APP
pointed. Mrs. Laura Libby, Mrs.
Ola Curtis and Mrs. Geneva EIanch-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08

After INFLUENZA, GRIP
Anc Other Frustrating Diseases That
Esraust the Strength,

There is always depleted condition Of
he aoaG. thai eIrrerne Tired feeling.
nerVouEness and digestive weakness
froir which, recovery III SLOW uIieSs Il
GOOD neaiGilie Ii laAen
The .aeA ui reG curnusrles in the biunu
'r'+ kns i 100 thin properly 20 nour'ah
the bod, and the generiii rrnstra non,
'rc NOES. 30 IT, tDEs Of appelNe
end poor digestion pre- Ell progress To-
'. d. uE health.
t7nnd SaTsa iaTil!a I1eets hest Con-
Cliur@ Itt''' !1f;4t. il many peDDIE KNOW
ii tiHs HieU.-0 l3t cf'asstAsi DIoaG-Durifi
rIg. V'tuil2rrc medicine. Nothing eiAt
s0 good IN spring.
il Is made rom a ttlrrnLls cnrY3prisinE
ingredients often used ny the best pm =
H'c.aI}s Tor impure DluaA. scroi uia Ttl"I-
rlat4sui. weakness. Truiv IL purIfies the
hiUac and makes The week. StrOnS
for tine family caLilartlc, Lahe lpod .
Pills ADV.
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ing fur her aunt. Mrs Peter L.etnsar-
ueau
Miss Lain Clement VINO has besn sn-
pl1ged IN the hpme of Nr. and Mrs.
fefer LeInuTneHu isr the past WintEr,
hns returned 10 her home III SlrithfieiG.
Mr. aud ME-. Ber1 Perha,n have re-
turnea ID their hnine In herpnrt afIer
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mairu 1nr
a few dasE
Thuriuw Brown. VINO liRE neen viBIt-
ing lils parents. Mr. ant Mrs j T.
Brown, returned Atnnday u his nome
! IN Rpchester, \. Y Mrs Brown will
remain fur q sfprt TIME
Henry Hutchinson haa returned from
Rosisn, where ut MS been passing a
few days
The publir schools opened Monda y
moruIng aIlsr d weei vacuum
MISE beALrice Bunga Mics Doris
DruIImend aIo Miss ara italIety re-
sumer heir duties Monday IL the oaK-
land nIEh scheo 4rter paasinE Il week 8
xacuiian q. 1nuir .omes III S.dne,
Percy BuIlsrnela returned Monday
from a WeeA-enu Visit with relatives Ia
Pjtlstieiu
Thu second grade has been taken
HwaE ram the Upper ana lower rrlna-
r. schools and q new sEhoDi room nas
1-.,l opnnuo on tAg second flour u The
huse mouse Oh Church street. with AiEs
Mlriol! Brown Is leacner.
Mis-. George Cooley and children
A.ICe, LuWard AUD Clayton. have re-
timex il harmony.
Stsu.oy 5iseIDW OF Nor-ldgewuch was
weekend Eaes, OF ms mother, Mrs.
AalsN 8ISeion, a. 'ne home ut Al.
nnC ii rs. DaviG Liz
-. Burt Of Runford Fails was III
'oWn Monday moving the 'nDis OF James
Herr. VINO took the comet tor the
wort ai rhs overhead bridge last fiil.
70 MasGa cnuse!.E
uDfG haas been received herr OF lie
death OF Snmne. Souie, d lurrner resi-
aenf OF Oakland, sunday about noon
u his nD1nf III : or,'idgewoci, following
saverai weeks illness rom a shock.
Nj ~~uie WAS born in Oakland Cct g.
1S5l the son Of Madison and sylvia
Becker Souie, and was one OF family
Of 1--WE children. Ise was vice married,
his FIRST wife being Mrs Lucy FurDush
OF Mercer, VINO died about five wears
ago. and later ne married Ms Flora
Taz'lor he had resided in Nor-1dEe-
wocE fnr naariv q veu-s. He is sur
vlued nv his wife. TWO small children,
Z stepson, WiIiiam spuie Of Nor- dge-
wnrk, and nru1he-. frank Soule of
Oakland. Funeral SERVINGS viii ne hello
a. the re:lucnce in Norridgewnrk this
aFte-ne0r 4 Q rlnci1A
Word hae been received that SsraeAnf
William F'n-7'er of the 1890 Regiment
,Iohu King --hes,er Oliver and Harold
Norm. u Ham L. BUSH and Arthur
Su.h have armed IN Boston on the
America and will be transferred to
Camp BeuenH Q await their discharge
Caseaae Grange held an ail-day
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l'angsr ahead . Look tbu1 :!

AND Grippe frequently VII
80 with Weak kidneys, and
- Iack. The kidneys get ovar-
t.. lighting off d cold ar a con
--'l llaease. When they slow up.
H"0 perform theIf' duties, look
re- a",a Is t~ouble brewing.
E.~usr- and bladder troubles are
-,---'a:ous, and should nut be neglect
z = III are compelled 70 arise from
1 lumber unce or twice during
l-lt Il proves hat Tour KIDNEYS
r' .-.-c'nc anc bladder i--Itatea. and
o, VIII cake from o n - drops of
: N little water aft
C!A--G. YOU VII CORRECT the aikalin-
= @, raur Sacretlons, thus giving
IN, inQ.3tllrbed sleep ana Deacefui
e H"e-1a ing you for your next
t.. Ju-ieA
"ou toei duli. iI'r1ta Die and nerv
ss ,@T I"Bdilciles. soc OF enlarged
-~"cU ar kinney acrlou, Teu
-E- re kidneys Quick f'alief
eng 81 L-144E EAEhS. winch Will
"@iieve the kidney trouble,
~ -e"' "our stomach IN GOOD con-
III IN 7-an, lI~or ACTIVE
H' He-if-r -FOUR Kidney trouble
=. ,-'-5r -'nuloms. You VIII be
"ou dots 100 SERIOUS
'? .-n1 SEVEN BAEKS of your
N"lcn. 40 cnnts.-Ad-
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LIBERTY

L D. james and family are q.
home f,-um Danverg. Mass, fur a
months rest
HaToiu LinScott arrived hume last
week from overseas duties. having
heen discharEed.
C. M Hurd wac in Belfast Satur-
uaT on matters of business
The uiaT Love and Tea," given
N Ssnfard's hall Thursday evening
ny the Senior class Of Liberty high
school. assisted by local talent. was
dscioed SUCCESS. A short prngraIn
or music ana recitatinns was gwen
ner"'een the acts. At the close home
maue candy was sold and social
time erJored with EarneH Much
credit is due Miss Izore Dunr:ra.
principal If the school. WHIP had
chArSe of IN. entertainment The
p''oreedss of the evening Was sarne
ever S5h- Miss Euncan lsfi Saturday
for her home in IsieHboru. where she
VIII hHve q two-weekH rest before
ssoa1nang the aprmE fnm Of nchpuL
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Assegb Bays sstaine
Gives Quickest Relief for
Sore Threat and Chest eolds
SafsrerS fFam Neuralgia LHnh&ee Neurtis and Sciaca
Use II Freely With Wonderful ResufS-Does Net hrit1te
lhe Aase and Eyes

The very hesi-the original improve
ment an Grandmother Hnnd old mus-
taru plaster lis Begy's hustarlne
It's better Than any muHtAra piRslei
ever made
DruggiEtx knnX this. and thu is WHY
mnsf of them tresly renaynr,enG Beg =
MusrzF1ne fur all aches and pains, in
dammRfiun and congestion
Don't fan - N b it an when ysu Aaee
q sore thrnat ar q cDid III ths chest or
hFDnchitis r pieurisg-ths quick results
viii 2UaAe wUu
Fer rheumatic pains and SWailingS
Fcnt. BII6 ani HDFe muscles. stl6 neck
and inflayned feet il is better than pisia-
rsrs, pouitlces " iinilnents.
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LORD ELECTED
MAYOR CALAIS

Calais, Me.. April Alderman
Percy L. Lard. RepuDlican, Was
elected mayor Today without eppngi-
ton. The only election comics; was
IN Ward d, Hiipre Alderman howard
l. Leiin. Republican. WAS re-eiect.d
ny - VOTES over j. G. Aornnruok.
DeMncrat. Lord served seven terms
IN The PIPER Board the lis, tour az
president se is I-lcs presideug ut
the Calais National Bauil,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-08

It's the simplest and best remedy
known IN s.up headacae esEache. tpath~
ache anG baEkachs IL Just Few MIN
uies. without any sinmuch aaslnC~
lust rub Il 0p-ii Very ltsusu az
and acts with Eraatesf st,eeG t,eS the
original SeEg S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
the yellow Apx-youu meyer be snrry -