davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-25

This will come up under the order
Of business during the day. Looking
to the future we should profit by
some of our mistakes in the past. I
would like to call your attention to
some Of these.
LIST. Finances. I am firmly con.
WINGED that no Farmers Union
should ever start into business unless
the members have enough confidence
in it to take from $50 to 500 worth Of
stock according to the amount Of
business they will do through 1t.
End. Loyalty on the part of the
members. The stronger we get. the
more outside business will compete
for our trade. recently had a grain
dealer in tone Of great satisfaction
say to another dealer that a promi-
nent member Of certain Farmers
Union was buying grain Of him. We
cannot be successful unless the men,
bers are loyal and it is just as i'm
portant for the locals to be loyal to
the Central.
3rd Perhaps, most important Of all
is the manager. l. need not tell you
that no Union can be successful with
out efficient management. I am in
hopes that plans can be worked out
sometime in the near future SO we
can get the managers Of the differ.
ent locals together In some confer.
ence or perhaps better word would
be school Of instruction. and have
them tell Of their successes and fall
ures. trying to profit by the expert
ence Of others. am convinced that
the policy Of the Farmers Union of
Maine should be to act IN the capac-
ity OF an agent for the locals instead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-25

Willis Smell. The class officers were
Miss Barbara Mcdonald. president;
Miss Annie Cruickshank. vice pres.
ident; George McCausland. secre.
tary: Harry Brewer, treasurer. The
class colors were gray and pink;
class flower, pink carnation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

bor. where they have been staying t7r
a few days.
Miss GLADYS Eliweil Of Br1dgewa-
1er. Mass, is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs Howard wyer at their home on
Cottage street
Mrs c. II. Towne Is the guest ef
friends and relatives at Mechanic
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs.. George Pafe hare re-
turned from a two weeks vacation
passed 1T Ocean Point
Miss Mary Mahuney has returned
to her hume in Earernill, Mass, AFT
er being the guest Of Miss Madeline
Waldrun for several days
The marriage Intentions Of Edward
Walton Brenier of Wa1errille and
Sophia Alice L.eClair Of this town
have been filed at the Office of the
fgwn clerk.
Mrs. c. W Fonler and children
hare gone 10 East Pond, where they
viii enjoy an outing.
Nj and Mrs R. o. Files are pass
ing several days at Bar Hartor.
Miss Theima Chalmers has return
ed to Gardiner where she is employ
ed, after enjoying a vacation at her
home On upper Main street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
BMY. $500 n uDHIS
TkH Fun SnpIE 6WT
FOO III m6jSIlP.

0rdnrs fur sx7s worth Of fooAsHMfrs
wsre siSen by Augusta peepze when saA
uf surplus nood supplies was opened
hesa Monday through the local pusnof-
nce- T1is sf7B worth of foedsfufs wAs
ordered and paid fur by n consumers.
II was expected by Postmaster Flnistea
thaf ordssB wpnia be greater to-day and
that the amount Of food ordered before
the once in room IA IN the second
dour Of the pusfuffre building closed a.
s tnnight-
The sale through ths pusfufiine de-
partmAnf win continue until each item
allotted hAs been exhausted and all or
ders must be accompanied by cash
Consumers are required 10 submit or
ders in writing and iteznine the food
sfuffs desired Orser blanks may be
obtained n the pDstnfhrs or Of city or
rural carriers. Orders are fled IN the
order reneired. and in the case Of a
shortage of any item the Arst orders
receiyed wiz be given preference, and
on any orders that cannot be filled the
money VIII be refunded To the cmsum-
ers- Orders and cash are accepted
frum an individual representing group
OF consnrners and In snch cases the
fopnstu1s win be delivered To the ind
vidnal vino orders and pays for them.
Nome Of the goods sold through the
postofhce are an exhibition here as nj
ihe END Of each business day requisa-
aun viii be made ont from the orsaers
received and promptly forwarded 10 t.,s
Zone Surplus Property Officer at Bos-
ton. Mass frum which place all ship
rnHnfs 70 this state viii be made an
deliveries made by parcel past
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
i Real Hair Saver
and Dcauli6eF


II your hair In thinning out, pre.
mafurely gray. brittle. iifeless, YaiI Of
dandruH and your head ifcies like
mad quick action must be taken to
save your hair.
Don't wait until the hair root is
dead. for then nothing can prevent
badness.
Get ffum any sosd druggist today
PACKAGE az PafiEiau aaTs--it
doesn't Cost much and there's moth
ing else you csnld uss that's % s.m-
pie. safe and eafscfipe.
Yon win surely be Delighted with
thu first appiicstien. Your hair viii
seem much more abundant and
radiant with life and bunuxy-alf
itching ceases and your sralp feals
cool and cumfcr1Hbie- rartsinn snws
In In great demand by discriminx1xng
women bscxRne It In delirxxeay per-
f1axnsds dpss nuf cnior or mrunk fhe
l1n1xs anA hssps Il lansknunm 80 -
1n1S.
- srIss yen 10 90 o1nnn
r4gdn1aA aaUss f<zirsuxss> - xns6s -
Unarnntomd 20 sfRe psE1scf ans4n6no~
tanns or nsthing to pay~-,Ak1S.
n&-710
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
Central LABOR UNION
Plans ESTABLISHMENT Of
MUNICIPAL HUH YARD

AT an adjourned meeting Of the
central Labor Union held NJ Carpen-
rers hall On Monday evening, one af
tAes largest representations of afffli-
ated unions which number a member
snip OF over 15gh. held a most lively
ana interesting conference Repurts
o1 committees ON municipal fsuI
yard and cooperative store were de-
hresed IN exhaustive detail and sal
iHactory progress was reported
Much enthusiasm was manifested
over the project ORGANIZATION was
discussed, and strong special corr
mitfee was appointed TO carry out
the details Of the organization.
Many Pledges of subscriptions fur
STOCK IN the cooperative store were
made. and success seems already as
sured. Never in the history of this
ORGANIZATION has 50 much iuternst
and determination been aroused. AMI
the labor people in general seem to
.haTe settled ON this one vital ones
uun Of subsistence and fuel ana =
further organization has bean COM
plefed TO bring this project To sur
cess. The meetings VIII continue
weekly, and many outsiders WIN
Know this question thoroughly have
signified their intention 10 be pres
ent and give what information e
necessary, and to lend any assistance
needed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
Fitness N|S
u,)o Ye2ly

.. x...s a. hnn17M nm{ 1n1I1H17ifX
fk 10 lss go - N = r1ruuulsn
u u esSlnne - -e-s n - - 6.c1lia
- bsfrre thE1r 01c13 - Izes
..s-nurn tina etsrfs q ec. ~ -
- gverszUuf man or - i ekxy.lt
s,rs.lthy sdipuEt1 - - ~
sr-lu1f and .n5ufng ~ -
sssas,rsus. sDc bscumss s.as..a.1 4 -
nm cases thErs are oanlezc1a1 7. -.
4 prreedIn 1zf - - -.
arnnscn. liver and o1nM
TfrpugnSCFurE1orfncse - = 4..Sa.P - -
..r vrrIis sppxrniiT wcn 1.
nsrvnasnssk nsHEasfnen- xss.. -
rueutSl rnaiG7he - 's-@ - - i.~-e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

One Of our well-known young phy-
slc1ans about o'clock Monday after
noon rushed out of a Water street
drug store, swung open the door OF an
automobile and prepared to get away
IN hurry-whel a large-sized pause
IN his proceedings took piace A
voice came ringing in his ears and a
lady perhaps SO feet away. who evi-
IDENTITY knew her machine when she
saw n, was calling
oh say, hut you're getting into NV
automobile"
The look Of surprise On the doctors ;
face was a study in the surprise
game
He then inspected the auto stand
ing directly IN front of what he sup
posed to be his own machine and
discovered that the two autoes were
mafes-but that he had the wrong
mate
He then with apologies for his
mistake, hurried away with his own
machine and the lady drove away
with heTz-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

0nlner of tina davs Capt Hugh Doyle
Duncan Rohinson has returned frum
. fuEacush 10 whit relatives in Vance
hufn.
Jasnss W. Johnsnn Inns been granted q
pAss 70 vistf relatives In Bostun.
Wus1snwhB have bezn grznfea TO
GesHge Psrkhnrst % Gaournsfer ana
JeAn r. 0-EInnnrsv tD AnEusaa.
Hamnm - Dux4 aK Nsrfnak w.. 80
yonn d. - unwFs nna Nmn1a -
Dmmmae = NTz1lmnmus 1nxs - <nnmMz
g., - - 1s3Esae hnss - -
nu6lxnA - t1na HnmA
- moxfn8 pirfnss nrugr4m f0r russ-
Gny Wfu ~ 1E1m Bkhcl G1nxfm IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Aass hazel. who hRs bean en5oyinx Z
NacA1inn al Auburn, has returned To
neT nome on Lawrence avenue and hHs
resumed her duties at the aora. teIe-
phone exchange.
mere VII De a meeting of the won-
an Aeliet Corps Wednesday evening,
aiso rehearsal. II liz hoped tsiat 8
larse number will be present.
MfS- Ellen Garland of Bangor is the
guest 81 her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Glib
sSsh. II ner home on Gibson street.
1eina 1al cf Bostun who has been
a guest al tie hume of Mr. ana Mrs.
W II Hal for several DAYS. has Sune
10 6Tocks 10 remain with relatives for
few weeks
MES Fearl Chapman has returned
fi7om No-th Fairfield. where she ;rassezi
a mort time a. her home.
MIS- W H. Hail and Martha have re-
7prne1 from lakeside. where they have
been guests Of trends.
MIS- ME-ra Watson is attending the
campfneetng al Lakeside
A-s. Bertha Fftxpntrick Of Sprinr-
hsia. Mass, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W ". yre.
Miss Elsie Perry Of HaIiuwell is the
Euesf Of friends in town
M and Mrs. W W. Nye and Mr.
znu Mrs Roger We of Augusta mo.
rursd 10 Jay Sunday.
Fred Rose n Purtiand was a bnsa-
ness caller n Town vesterdav.
Mr. and Mrs LaFuresf Alien have
returned from short stay nj BelgTaae
lakes
George L5tchheld of Augusta was q
business caller n town yesterday
Merritt Chapman Of Port Arthur was
me gueFf Of friends and relatives IN
tpwy1 vegyr,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Harold A. Towle. sun Of Mr. and Mra
A IL Towle. Powhatan street. who
has been nm army field clerk attached
to general headquarters ar Chaamunf.
France. Inns receired his discharge and
has rsfurnsd 70 his home IN this CITY.
lie arrived in New York on the Worth
efn Pacific hast Tuesdzy. The "Trip was
q remarkably QuSc'- one. being made IN
only I'VE dATa BE 10 locking IN the
best of health. reports q great expes1-
ence orsrssas and 10 glad To get back
TO -.Go6's country"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
5ei,edeau-Lesriio

4 very pretty wedding was solemuIre.l
yesterday morning At the Catholic
church al 30 o'clock when Miss Rosa
Auna Lernlin Of tins town was united
in marriage 70 Wallace Belledeau ef
Skowhegan. the ceremony being PEE.
formed by Rev. Fr. Laverdiera. Others
IN the wedding party were the trides-
maid. Miss Louisa Lemiin. Ernest BEL
lsoeRu who acted as best man. and the
fathers Of the wedding couple Prank
Lerniin. sr and Nj Belledeau-
The BRIDE was very preftilv affireG
n a white georgette crepe dress. The
dress Of the bridesmaid was of fine
grRr serge.
Following the ceremony the wedding
parry went to the home of the bride ON
Pleasant street where the wedding
Meak1ast was served. after which the
neEsweds left for parts RnEapwn-
Ths bride is tie daughter Of Frank
L-eZntn, Sr, of this town. She has
been employed in the spool room Of the
American wooden mill. The groom r
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Belledeau Of
Skowhegan but mas made his hame N
his town and WaterviIle for severa'
months. being employed AT the Eol-
lingswurth & Whitney mill IN Winslow,
Ono their return hey will make their
hrzne fur time al the home Of Mrs..
BsLefeau.s father on PleasanI street
Henry johnson has gone to Unity,
where ne will be the guest of relatives
for few days
Hiss LYDIA Nye is enjoying a vaca-
non from her duties al the local teie-
phone exchange
Frank CaytiAg Of Bangor was bnsi-
ness caller N town vester4ny.
Mr- and Mrs. A n JeWil and Mr.
and Mrs. A L Hatch and dauE hters,
Ruth and Susan. mofcred to RockiRnu
SUNDAY, where they passed he day
Mrs Hatch and daughter Susan viii
remain there for several days visiting
relatives.
All ex-service men are cordially in
rlted to attend a meeting 10 be held
this evening at the George Q. Grover
Post rooms over the Fairfield journal
office at O'Clock. state Secretary
James L. Boyle of Augusta will be
present and talk to the men on sub
jects Of interest.
MISS Carrie Piper of Auburn Is the
Euast Of her cousin. Miss Mary Pi-
per, for a few days.
Mrs. NJ L Keyes and Dr. G. G.
Arardn have returned from Bar Har-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Harry B. Brzwn Of this city. for
many yeaxs an Official Of the Maine
Federation Of Labor. was Monday
notified of his appointment of direc-
tor for Maine of the United States
Empioyment Service IN an fhe va
cancy caused BY the resignation Of
Charles 8. H1cabmn Of Augusta, who
had been the director since Is or
gznixatiun In TINS Sfzxe. Mr.. Hich-
born. who served without pay. in
rendering his resignation to John B.
DenEmnre. the director general at
Warrington. said TINT he would not
iease tim service wers n mot fnr the
fact that the war was ov@.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
COMING EVENTS

Aug. k-A-Adventist camqrnest:ng, Me-
cnanic, Fails.
Aug lA-A-Lakeside camumeeting, Sid
ney.
AnE. B-+Saaaonal Holiness Conpen-
tinn. Rev C J. Fowler, leader. CD
Aag. b-g-Richrnand canumeeting.
Aug. lS-AESPir1tlaiisf cHsnpmeeJlng.
Temple taeights, NoT1hpor1
Aug. ls-3-Pelana :aInpmee1tng.
aug. 1s-A-knpire Grove csmprneeting.
East Poland.
Aug Ib-I-Beifasf fair.
Aug. D-Nor1h Fairfield High school
Association reunion.
Ang. 3e-tiorernur and Council meeting
Aug. D-N-Maine Cndertakers annual
meeting Bangor
Aug. a-Kara Temple ceremonial at
Aug. a-Reunion of 9Th. suth and 18th
Ne. Re-. AsEns. Portland
Aug 2e-Aora Temple ceremonial al
Bangor
Aag. 2s-sl- East Llrermere canpmeet-
Aug. g-Annual reunion Pierce family
Princes Point, Brunswick
Aag M-2S-Swans-iile Centennial
Ang. Bible Conferences al Castine
Ang. 3-2-Eassesn Maine fair al Ban.
Aag. s-zsth Maine reunion, East Vas
Aag. a-sasaaahpc Pomona Grange.
Ricfnnnd
Ang. N-8-state Convention of Ancient
Order of HibeFniRnE Al Calais.
AuE IR-LGwiSfuu-Aupu H0rt5c2l-
tural Association. annual exhibition.
Aug. @-Renniun of nth Ne Reg. ASSN.
at Auburn.
Ar. D-sept- IE-Ffrst annual encanp-
menI of the Third Maine Infantry.
Aug. a-oct- 19--Campzign in Maine uri.
: der ausp.ces of Antl-5aioon League CT
Ameraca and AntHSaloon League Of
Aug. .ae ea-sept. 7s.hs cunfsrenos .s
srpl. I-Fieid aay of Knights Of Column
Inns of AuEuEta. Eallpweil. Gardiner
and waferviile at Lake Maranacook-
sept Labor day
sept. a-S--Presqne lHse iaar iaar.
Sent. S-Ceiebrafion OF Centennial ami"
versxry of Pirtsf1eld.
Sept 3-s-Pfftsneio Iar-
Sept. S-l2-Cenffal. Aaane 1aar - saaeI-
Sept. s-special election ON referendum
ssI,, ssa a1asth and 18th Reginental Assc-
ciatiGn reunion. Tugus,
Serf- 1D-Reuuiun eth Maine Veterans
Association, Dexter.
sent s-Tf--Oxford County tar. Soui7
sent ss-.s-Maine state fair at Lewis
Sent. % 1s-I--Phillips fair.
sent. Is-sE-Mpnroe fair.
Sept. T-1s-Reunion Eth MAINE heg'-
mental Association, Bangor
sent 1-g-Eart1and fair
sept ss-a-state Board Of Trade Bel
fast.
senf 3-5-Union fair
ees,t. 9-S-Tnitv Fair
Seua. 3-H-Far1ntngton TAR
E~f,t. D-Oct. 2-SkowhegEn fa1r.
Hrf e-s-aEMaine Music Festival con-
r,rt 1s-ls-Mafne State Sunday School
Association, Portland
CfuiIs. Portland.
f,rf- R-Sef clocks back une hour. Day
Iirsrf saving ends for this wear
Or. @-5l-Matne TeachelE convention
al PORTLAND.
Nur. u-s4-Maine Romclcgicni Srrsety.
Maine Dairvmen's q Association, Maine
send Improvement Association. Maine
Lire Stuck BFeeders Association and
nurg ana Gfr9s' Cluhs NJ Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Funeral services for the late Mrs..
Esther M. French were held AT 2
o'clock Monday afternoon from the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Robere
Grady. lila Water street. Rev. w.
J. Layton Of the Green Street Meth
odist church officiating N the pres
ence of the relatives and friends. In
terment was made in the family lot
in Somsrviile, the bearers being W.
S. Butler. A FL. Robinson, Samuel
Chaplin and Ernest Wright.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

MS Josephine shaw was tender
ed a surprise party Monday evening
NJ her home, % Myrtle street by
Twelve of her friends. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs c. H Harrington.
MI. and Mrs Il r. Trask. Mr.. an
Mrs. William Haskell. Mr. and Mrs..
James Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ley Haskeil. Mira. Thomas Donailne
and Misses Ina Henry, Beryle Paige.
EunAbeth Murray ana Ada Southarx.
Among the many gifts received were
an electric iron. q pearl pendant and
chair. Music and refreshments were
enjured> and the party broke up at a
late hour wishing Mrs. Shaw many
happy returns Of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

0. 2. Robbins Of No. II South
Chestnut street sent into the Jour-
nal ofEice on Monday morning q
bunrh of parsnips that certainly de-
serve mention. The root and top uf
TIM largest parznip in the bunch
measures 4 feet and inches and
the Others were al close seconds in
sine and measursmenf- They are
pronounced BY the H Us. agricultur-
al experts 70 be unusually rne spec-
imens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

MAfiam Cahi1l who had been en-
1oying a weeks vacation at Bath. has
returned to his home in this city ana
On Monday morning resumed his
work af keeping the Kennebec s,ridye
clean.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

M and Mrs j. c. Bowden and
party Of friends. who have been
passing a two weeks vacation at the
Hunf cuftage on the west shore OF
Lake Cobb0sseecontee, have returned
TO this city. Nr. Buwden resumed
his duties with the United shoe Ma
ch.nery Ca. Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

East Kennebec Pomona Grunge win
hold Field Day at East vassaIbpru.
wednesday, Ang- 20. Able speakers
VIII address the assembly on topics
cf vital interest and Importance
roEierS S-piece orchestra from Al
hlon VIII furnish music. All MEM
bers Of Kennebec Pomona are cor
daily invited To attend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Wsss Evelyn ,. CoisssiI Of Sfeuhen
Miss Evelyn 8. Coiwell of steuben.
who had for the past seven months
oesn a nurse at the Augusta State
hospital. PASSED away at about a.sp
sunday evening at that institution.
aged Il years. Her sister, Mrs.. Cale
on sfeuben. was with her at the time
Oh death. The remains were taken
Monday morning to the home in
Sfsnoen. where funeral services will
De held and interment made. and
were accompanied by Mira Cole. Miss
CofEeil's father, Capt. Coiwell of
View York. arrived In thu city Mon
day and left In the afternoon for
Sfeuben.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

The Misses Helen and Hester Dom
oTan returned Monday morning TO
their home in Bangor. after having
paased n week az the Macumber cot
tage az Cobbosssecontee az the quests
Of Miss Margaret Fax of this CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Miss Marion L HamIin. who 1ur
the past IA months has been ON
overseas service with the United
States Army Nurse Corps, in visit
ig n the home Of her grandfather.
Charles E. White. 20 Bangor stre.t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

The Misses Edith and Olive Crow
ley of Lewiston are visiting in the
cry an the guests Of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Cram
of Gage street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Ars j. L Chiles has returned TO
ner nn1ne after visiting relatives and
friends In Portland She was accom-
panied by her grand-daughter Miss
Shirley Nichols.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

John Goodrich. formerly Of Kttery,
passed away IN this city on Sunday.
aged AZ years The remains were
taken cn the 9.35 train Monday morn
ing to Kiftery for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

W. v Tobey of the office force of
the American Railway Express ca.
at the Augusta agency is taking a
weeks vacation and will pass the
time at Cobbosseecuntee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19
OCEAN POINT

Mrs. Philena " Eill and Miss Hill
Of Richmond are occupying the Lob
ster Pot at Ocean Point for the
month Of August.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

rVzrky rAn.s RAmmonzx fenxuze- >
Ford Weekly.. and senneft cuzneRy sn@
ufasd --So Mother % Guiae Him"
Mlss Etfael Johns1n az Bnsfoa ID TN
gnezt Of her fAfher. James " johnson.
The follswaqg have nssn druppsa from
fhe rol1s Of tn brznch fur akmenre
without leave more than % days: AM
thonE coulun. late Co D. 9Th Mnsz
Euf-- stephen CUMMINGS. laae CO. L.
1st Ne Inf, Charles ~ KeelinS. lafc
ca. sth e q Inf. Michaea Malpnry,
late ca K nxh " Il Inf. and James
C. Scott- late Co. c, fst Ne. INF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbours for their kinanezs and FOR the
beautiful tributes during our bcreape.
menf.
Nh. AND MRS h A. OLIVER AND
RELATIVES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Hun. Bertrand c. Mcintyre of East
Waterfurd was In the city Monday
morning ON matters of q business ma
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

We wish 10 thank our rsinGixes md
nssnas for fhsir sazay kindnssas dur
ing eur recent bennavemsmt. also for
TN neautiful dowerz. especAAIly from
the bnArdsrs. and Hev ". ! LAytoa
ttr his cnmfH4ang w0ras-
m. AND 114 HOHNRr GAAuY.
NHz. MABEL u FRENCH and dzngh-
fse.
MRS. EMMA PTNxHAM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Todzy's caneerf Program
March triumphant Banner PAM
Oeerture-sConedy," Ee;.- Heis
WaltSes-'Hlue vaolefa." coots
Selecrinn from II Truva1ure.- vertai.
Pat-oi-''Ihe Crack Regiment"
Tohani
Memories Of the War" Laurendeas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Ths post, Samuel TayIr ColeridEe.
was a drNuzner, an opium eatsr and a
man az curious moods and tsnses-
one time he visited Germany and
afterward wrute hin imprenssun of the
city of Cologne. He ccrToburafsd the
ancient tradition thar Cologne was
ones % Hlthy and evil-smelling n
place that certain inl1Abitanfs thersof
expleff1d ifs imper1sefscns by invsnf-
iing d perfume Of tfs cheap and lsn-
rsfang sm1. NJ means of whzch rne
li~as a. fns inhanifznfs vsre mnns
muen susefAlsle s1nrs - nrnlznea
snam uaxA . pnzlinaas nue !. c lnr
- xnnrnuifzxy uu01If1un- TINS
s-,1su - tuany ID mir and sWeef
s.ur1uS1in = naxancx - nn0uk ssna1t1rs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-19

Publir aufD serxsre day ar might.
Tel l62-2- a H SYLVESTER.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-24

Measurements before hcmming
Mole sold to dealers-We reserve the
rirht to limit quantities.
Hcmstitched Sheets and Pillow
Cases 10 and cents more
respectively.
Extra Long Pillow Cases to 4O1a in.
and extra size Sheets to 3 yds.
long.
Corresponding Sale Reductions on
Wamsutta and New Bedford
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Bedspreads
q Size Eioneycomb Spreads
value sat. 1.34
$3.97 Full Size Crochet
Spreads .............. Sale 2.5S
Satin Finish Marseilles Spreads
value $5.47 to $5.97
3.74 to 3.97