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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-earu-es Of tne Days Dealings in All
r-e Leading Stocks

NsT ORG Oct I-Jr the largest II
7'' ne most diversified opera tIon thus
= ms fail tns stock market tpdav
""hni+a almost steadily 70 higher lev
-A miscellaneous shares once mora
'eaTl-Iug the movement
-Fents ever the week end and those
~ sessIur were almost alrDgpti1er
eipi l. % the hnii or constructive ac-
aln especially industrial and moneIa-
H"'-et o,,rlPnrg
7e .aao- situation assumed a more
'"iIltlie phase ar the result Of inTIuia-
DIS -Dn he industrial conferences a
feulhgf1n and reports Of Increased
|i7ddcFIon rom leading centers Of The
slice ard I-un indHst-ies
cams opened al per cent. and
Pr ma. level until the ina hour
.'.' aecar1rlodatious dropped by cas-
+-'- To- Pc eEnt.. The lowest quo
-.' fr several weeks. Time funtis
e. 71otabiy unchanged al : per cent.
Gry little was offered al tina
@-7nnDile shares with their -nanv
IN overshaupws6 the trading
10 outset General Morors lead
- IS I-puinf gam 70 the new max
H ~ ab Stuuebaker. Pierce Ar
" H't@. Maxwell. St-orrs berg car
and me various ruHber tire ls-
-'so faur 10 10 points
3aC steel equipments. also eiar-
Eshts. were eaturer By Pressed
81 E44+ -tdLAf steel, view ItfS
AT General Electric and West
-0lz@ Electric al gruaE gains Of
u points.
hAiaugS attracted attention irw req
ri,e a~tf~Irr anE strength of
III lute-nasioua oils roEe tiIrae
%N tuner guidance al Mexican AN J
OIL ia Fet-oIeums. --anspcn1inaIltal
sEas amranx and American
suEa-s feathers. corpers and
ar nt--l~ lived ISSUES rounded out
str~t7@
0a prices helng one "a five ar
' ts- Sales anUurte 70 = NJ. HF
-.-ss-" Hnnas including Liberty Is
H' ~reEalftT IN ternatienats helS-
."acE Tptal sa les. par value, AZ
''4.-e BE -5d an1. Old L 6 coupon Ar
1fe-quarter un sales; others IN
ta-iaHt an cal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Y asp second tenars-J, r pease ?
" Hmm, l.. r. Douglass. Il Ii.
Macdonald. f : Brewer. Il {. Ira
gers. r Z. GrIndle l. J. March "
Z. Jenkins. E J. Nadeau. and q
Berwick: first basses-E- :. Cooper,
\. { Osborne q NJ -raf.on. Z. z
Archer l. NJ Orcutt, n H Cross.
D Z. HoDar- \ W. Berry. z l.
Bu-nham. T. Whlttamore. H. : Tib-
belts and Q. s. Simpson; second
nasses-H J Corey P. 8. Armstrong.
c. Y Winning, :. NJ. Currisr. f. {.
Eanlpt. w. D Braci1ert- Z Osborne.
= y Woussu, and H A Blethsn-
BurieiEh T. Waterman. 90 mas
been elected To lead Maine's base
bGL team next spring For the past
cf-ne wears he has played on the
varsl-y usually Il first or second
base. He Is a member of The Sophie
r1sre Owls. .IUnisr Masks. Senior
Skulls. ana Beta Theta Fl
The annual Harvest bal was held
FRIDAY evening IN the Gymnasium
Under the auspices Of the "Aggie
Club" The Gym was decorated with
The various products Of teh harvest
season. in true Heck" style A
novel featHre introduced was the
presence OF sheep, calves. chickens.
rabbits. and guinea pigs. al IN little
pens arranged along tine sides Of the
hail giving II the appearance Of a
fair. Dancing was enjoyed until
nitiuigf-, everyone voting II a good
time.
The student bedy was very enthu
siastic Saturday evening when II be
came known that Maine he'd the
Army team to one lonely score al
West Peint Saturday. Hitherto, the
score has usually been well above 20
to 0 far the ARMY, and the fact thai
the light Maine tenn held the score
SO lew has great significance for the
State series. Maine plays Bates az
lewiston, next Saturday afternoon.
October %.
The Freshmen won the annual
Pumpkin Meet from the Sophomores
iv the score Of 81 to 80. Saturday
aftsrneon on Alumni field This
event is enc Of the traditions Of
AIaine-a track and field meet be-
tween the two lower classes II the
old attempt 10 determine the su-
prernacy of the SBBhomores. Its
real purpose lis To bring new ma
tsrial under the eyes of the coaches
fpr possible varsity track POSITIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
TO BOXING FANS

! wish 70 state 20 tire susiie tsiat
an, in nc way ennnects1 witt, the
bsxins exhibition ti1at 10 70 be hsiu
in City hail this cssnins "Wednesday
evering. make this announce
merit 10 correct m erroneous I'M
PRECISION that seems 20 prevail
among Some Circles mot only IN
fairness TO myself, but aise 70 the
promoters Of iris e1utest. viii
announce caro- in q short TING.
trat nas never beer eGuaIier IN tins
State anc my past reputation should
be aasu-srre ensarh that ! will give
the sporting element OF tins section
the best there IS in any and all Of
my future exhibitisns.
cAaS. TEX, hopkins.
uct2lai1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
New York Produce Market

New York. oct %
Fl NJ F-T rseetleu spring DatssTi ts
-1S5a1 LIT spring cIears Spa 100: winter
st-a ights 5000 1u4G Kansas st-aighrs I1s7
GT---
WEEA--spo1 steady. No red 1s,ss
track New York export billed.
COFN--uCt Steaay, No Yellow ana
No. whIre IS57 New York.
04-S-Suot Steady. No. ! white 70.
PoRsE-stead.. mess 44etff-s+sl fam
Nv ;Gsn~a5sm
L4RD-W eah middle Yves 2si1n2saa.
BC-TER-Fi i'm receipts G75- cream
erv higher tt1an extras ToAGT do. eX-
t-ae e score 10 firsts 5sM69 packing
STOCK current make Nh. e.
EGGs-Fi-n receipts S1sA fresh gath
cred extr1E RdTD extra frsts GG6s
N-sts atnfz state. Pa and nearby Wsst-
s~r h..nBe-v whites finp TO Iancy 9Aid35
10 ordinary m prime 7Nosa'. DC buUwns
74dTe. 90. gathered browns and mixed
eolnrs DaT2
SCGAP-Ezw steady: centrifugal
% refined sJeaGr. CUT loat itJ' crushed
ICE mould 4 $50 cubes so, powdered
a1, standard ppwuerpd nf5. fine gran
uiateo ana Diamond 91 ronfeUrion-
ers A 500. No ] soft sugar ss5.
POTATO rIS-Sready Maine fS lbs 81
a.. sta 80 Ihs 3sFisl4R LHrg Island
ISn lbs 4IFIT5T: sweets Ie-spv Nc. ! as
ket I,sois southern No, ] Obi. assaS'5.
CAESAGES-Quiei ts5G15a per bbi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
u. OF N. NOTES

Lieutenant Snl-h. former com
mandant OF the F. Q. 7. c. he-e has
received ms discharge rom the
army The lieutenant IL --ad uate
OF Maine, IN the class o. lS8a Ind
was very pruminenr IN athletics. be
Iug captain Of football and baseba4l
lie has mad a varied military sxpe-i-
ence-as a captain IN rhe old Second
Maine. an a major in the "HeRv-
les: later on investigation work for
he ordnance department. later with
the T4-h Infantry Of the 18th Divi-
sien: and In January 1919. was as
signed tp the University Of Maine.
r. Q. T. c. He intends 70 enter bust
ness
The new commandment. Capt. LII
-t1ar f. James, has reported under
orders form the war department 10
serve as professor of military SCI
ance and tactics. Captain James IF
a West Point man. has seer conslG
cradle service. and during the war
held a commission as coionel II the
l41st Infantry and had SIX months
service overseas.
Clyde v. Stewart. 20. has been
elected captain of Names fast fBut
bah team. FamiliRrly known az
"SlopH he entHreG in Tho class Of
1913, and PLAYED On the varsity teams
during mis- freshman anG sopngrn 8TH
years. Returning from the service.
ne entered the class Of 1870 and is
again n football Tugs. He plays
halfoack and is a fast man.
The following men have been an
neuncee eligible fer rehearsals in
the Glee Club:
First tsnors-R. a. shaw. q Corn
forth H c. Smith. F. E. Bannistsr
.. C. Brooks. J. J. Epstein and g. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

tluiFuEDt Cf-L.
E1GS-E eceipus a. g1 Estimated 10
morrow .u0E weak mostly II n .
cents lower Bulk Is:5afi144H Top IsTh
heavy I4GDT ifsn medium lAintLl-7p light
l..3S.7 t44n. IiEil. light i5tHTl4IH henFy
pa king Slows srn1pth I34lM i3i5 packing
sows rough l-75Glsl5; pigs l,2Sdis.5
ATTLE-ReceiptE g.a@ Es-lTua tsu
tomorrow y. 1G1 unsettled Beef steers
Mediurr AMI heavy weight choice anG
prime --45aTla41; medium and good - "a
lTH, common s5sali4ggs light weight good
and choice i5Bm1se; common and me-
dunn -75Gl14T Butcher cattle Eeifers
sszssil 4;l: cows Stl6fl2T0: Gamers and cut
re-s 5ss,ESle veal calves 1s15SdT-5 faedpr
Steers -fAT13ml- srucke- steers 6sHkClt7i'
western range steers -.aQ lS5G; cows anu
heiTa-s 51sGIz5n.
SHEEP-Reeeipts ss.N10. Estimated To-
morrow &. firm. lambs l23Jn1s%;
culIs and common s5G13T Ewes Ne
dunn, gpea and cheice 6ss,Gi7I5. Culis and
common sU1T62s brsedIng SI5mlsl1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Boston. OFT &c.
PEEF-rhpiae Whole cattle 2aG1as.
FTTTE E-N0rtharn creamery ext-1e
Sl1G45 western creaTnerv extras Ss}AyM.
CEEESE-Nsw twins extras 3lsM32
TORN-No. yellow 15HEif2-
EGGeNea-bv hsnnerv s5GSs west
t.r-r extras AtnSi
FLOCR -Spring patents. 1ss-lD- sacks,
T..SgaI-se
EAY-No timoc7~ Ss.Gr50ff ;s25e.
T-AE S-spring gM8
OATS-Fanev ~ ia 4s-ih. sacks sssT's5.
pOANN-Me3ium backs $50.
POT ATTEE-A- unstonk fanrv 3IDT3sn
re.r Tga lbs ordinary E-5G3E sweet po-
raroes 558fr4an hbl
GAE-G-anaiafet Wholesale GO
GERS quura ION. ~, per l@ lbh in bulk
EAL-i,I5i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
TROY

Mrs. Frank Cu-rier OF Dryden
formerly Miss Auvena Mvsiee Of this
town. visited friends and relatives
here last week.
Rev Nh. Thompson. head q TIC
Inter Church community surrey T.
the State. was in tewn FriHHr
Mrs. " T Dodge ArnoL Dodge
and daughter o. t'Itrsfte7e were N
town last wednesday,.
Large quantities Of cider apples
are being shipped to Unity by INC
Troy farmers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
ALMA

Dwight F.rsklne is IN Bath. where
he has employment
Ar and Mrs. z. E. JewHLt. Ser
nal r.. Jewett and Mr. and Mrs J
z. Heath went to Tupsham THURSDAY
To intend the fair.
The Willing Workers Club VIII
hold their annual harvest supper and
sale at I niBn chapel. Whitehel1
Plans. Thursday evening. Oct. % /
stormy, the first fair evening. Chlck
al PIE and all that goes with II VIII
ne served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
SPORT NOTES

The announced race for the world s
single SOULS cham piensi1ip between
Ernest Barry of England. the cham
piun- and Alfred FELTON, Of Australia
the challenger. Monday. Oct 81 over
rhe Putney course al London, VIII
create general interest Throughout
this country. but more particularly
among members Of the A E r whs
saw the Australian perform both at
the London International Regetta in
MAY and in the Inter Allied Fegetta
at Paris in july.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Reese velt day viii be observed in the
lone port school unson on FRIDAY, Oct
p as appointed By The State superin-
tendant af schools Appropriate exer-
c'ses on the works and lie OF Roese-
vel, viii be given.
Eva SAWYER assistant IN Jonesboro
High schocl, has been in The Maine
Gene a no spiial a PartIand during the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
The high Cost

Of living Is not reality TO YOU as soon a. you
find out how and where 10 buy right RsaI bar
gains may always be found II each Of the
many Considerations Of The Journal Want Ad
columns
The high cost Of selling Is thing unknown to
the advertiser who uses Journa Want Ads 10
tell Augusta folks about his wares. Phone 135
and ask Journal Want Ad Takar 10 help you
with your Want Ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
READFIELD

Eeadfieid Grange me- n regular
session SATURDAY,. Oct u. MaIrur :
iay. and the officers for the day
were Alice z. Walker, master;
Edith :. Fogg, overseer: Edith NJ
Giffin. lecturer; Laura Cooper, stew
ard: Eugene Jordan. assistant stew
ard Marion Lucas, treasurer, sadie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
WANTED

Cnskined intelligent men In
good physical condition 10
work a. Boilers and Reamer~.
5Sc per hour paid al the start
STEADY WORK.
CaII al the Employment bu-
reau. the Atlantic Corporation.
Portsmouth. \. Fl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

Articles for Sale 81
E-A --rS-Best and largest line u
ll,-t,y-S ana-a. y, IA. pf--- .
bpugnt hes blankets light and cau
give our customers The benefit. no
not hu7- un-I v0u iook over our s-Bck
of sr-ner and stable blankets. Ger
rian d Smith. Is silver st al
e-vi-le Ne -el 4fn
DELIVERY PTNG-Second hand II
rnoG condition and 4 second hauC
kirrnen stove cheap. Bl-uwnell CT
t1raw Tel oJ5.
HORSE blank ET-Fo- stable. stree,
and Storm large line. lowest prices.
Eien~v Z Elgue Co. g. Main 81, WAt-
e-ville he Tel 1S7-W
PAvEF-Ore -la-inr IT nice condition
I'll trade Tel Iug2-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

A nice s-runm house IN cif~. Eve min
ures walk from shoe shops anu rwo
paper Ulills, running water ami hush
cioseI sEflar unoer house. q shed ans
iaTEe heuuogse. Chance for small gar
den. To ne SOLD al a bargain. Price
only slfls9 George Nemet, lE Wafer
s. Gardiner Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Oct. -.
Corn prices declined to-day under sell
ing which WIS bassG largely m Inc fact
thar rlfsTe rad been bulge OF, more
tnan SIX eeuss WITHIN 3 week. Closing
quotations were heavy. 10 Is net lOwer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Auto PAINTING

Your dIaey looking car made % iuok
Ike new in a gIiierirs cDat B-lrg = N
TODAY ] guarantee sa-isfactlur ana
prompt delivery when promised. : A.
Mctzachen, q Gage St, Opp. shoe Tao
tnry. Tel fgA-y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

New York Oct n
~l"ss NJ Liberty bonds to-day
'gs e fi~Ht 4K ghm ser.ond 4s
-t ~ Ss ~. H-eatiu AS 9ssS2i third
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

wish -1acerr, be- t25t to I2as and MAJ 1ssss
n 81 OTIS lost ! n cent IN pro
visions the finish varied from Size 10
AT advance OF sd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
New York Money Market

New York. Oct %.
Mercantile paper 5aas
Starring Fp-dar bills ia
Curlme-cinl 59-day bills or banks 40.
Commercial Si-dav bills ALI. demand
la. ca si.ss = l6
Francs demand $50. cables Sc.
GuiIders. demand 81 l3ls. cabies IS.
Lire demand W.T, cables ~. Il.
Marks demand y. cables 3 81.
Government and railroad bonds I---es
ua-.
Time loans strong 81 dHrs. ~ DAYS
and SIX months. bid.
Cal r7lenev far demand high S. low
g. ruling rate S. closing bid s. offered a
L..z. lr,ur. 4. har,t acrHIaranrRE "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

CAsH-PaId for notes ana accounts
write me what vgU have. Y, care
Hennsbec Journal.
F7JT1 EITC z E-And Undertaking An
old and weia established business. II
SIchmund. An.. u.a-ast competitor -
miles. 4 good growing town Of I,49
This is d ulUnsv making proposition
fur the right uHn. Address >. Clark
Flag richmond, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Clerical Positions
-CS
Women and Girls

Tre opening Of rev os5a-t--erf
necsssi-ases zeVeral accf-ions assis
ants. LIg--. clear work unoer cnesr-
4u,. ,east-Eg. sur-punc ,rs. ~r-s S5t
u-cav a%-s-,pcrs oT ans AZ nlSrer
vsaues rns- ordinarily pa1c %or 8 ~
ar WORK. twenty oer Ss7t. o. or
present organization are yoang MAJ
reg uorner.-Aisp severe Slris &c az
ssr,nje packages. anc WORK or mail.
Applications may 7o~ &c mace =
c-apLEs A PERKINS S&rt.
Tel. 72s-w r 5"5i..
READ rndays JoC-1a. TEu. A. a
algEue.
TTLLT2SE js selling Wen vpG sell .,
the Want Ad Wa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily hr
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front ST. Bath. Phone go
::35 Water ST. Anguish,
Phone TG1g-1019
Correspondents of
ELMER ~. BRIGHT & CO..
Members Of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

95c per gallon in barrel lots @"
mere, f. O. b. electric freigk,.
DAYS Corner. South Nor
mouth. Me. Teleghone Sill u
S-94. Lew. Greene ( Mon
mouth Tel. Heart of Mainc
Packing Company. Lewiston.
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
OEown Folks Find That They Can Buy and Sell By Using These Little Ads


Girls 70 work IN cutting and
stitching reom- Experienced
hand or machine tack puI1ers
in lasting room. Apply at of-
fee of c. A. Eaton Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
CLASSFTED-DfSPLAY
Farm for Rent

10 ac-es bt-!ws-er Caroline and -.ew,=-
ron pnrvpYl lant 80 ~it-c-'-lc- gnpG
syhouj houses with running w .'r i
f.1f. ven i,,nces marty furnished : 7.
6. cure Eecaebec JoC-ca-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

DoTEEK EErTR-wants situation. Ad-
dress - - Second ST, HRileweL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

rs o. - fourth AS G.5e Victory 99ees
~ % Victory 4ss 2G.a6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

HAVE vou read the want Al news2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

READ rnday's Jou--a. Van. A. a
aluEUe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Lost Aug IF of iGad Of urn li;e
- either CapltDi Statr ny NJ Yer
non Ave. Finder please phone 1e9R
and owner viii call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05
bi1t tE9 KRItt,'o;'fl1iIS4ys
-l9sENt! .s4x4l1 GdtImc
Peter Listens for Something
ny THORNTON W. BURGESS
Copyright 1912 by Burges0
ny THORNTON W. BURGESS
Copyright. 1919. by T, w. Burgcss)

see better. and looked up In the
sky. Very high up. flylng In the
shape OF a letter V. he saw n flock
OF birds moving steadily from the
direction OF the Far North. by the
sound OF their voices he knew that
they had flown far that day and
were tired ono bird was In the
lead, and this he guessed To be his
old friend Honker. Straight over
his head they passed. and as Peter
listened 10 their cries he felt within
him tho very spirit Of the Far North.
that great. Wild. lonely land which
he had never seen. but OF which he
had so often heard.
suddenly Honker turned and head
cd In the direction OF the Big River.
Then he began 10 slant down. his
flock following him. Presently they
disappeared behind the trees along
tho bank OF the nig River. Peter
gave a happy little sigh. They are
going 20 spend the night there.
thought he. when the moon comes
up | will run over there. for then
they win come ashore. and know
just where. Now that they've ar.
rived. know that winter Is not far
away. Honkers voice II as sure a
sign OF the coming OF winter az Il
winsomc ftiucbirds that spring will
soon be here
Ncst story. Pcicr Gossips With
uonkrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05
PETER
Gets Stuck Up
ny THE STORY LADY

Papa called mama up ono after.
noon and asked her II she couldn't
leave the baby with Jane and bring
the twins and Peter and come down.
town and take lunch and then SO 20
a show.
Mama thought she could and half
an hour later Peter and Prizay and
Patty. dressed In snowy Waite from
head 90 foot flied out % tho house
and seated themselves In the porch
swing. They CAV. their solemn word
Of honor that they wouldn't move
out Of the swing TIL mama was
dressed and they were ready 10 30.
II can't come" said mama. when
papa called &c see II they wrro about
ready 10 start.
What on earth II the natterr''
II so; them all ready and put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05

TUE leaves OF the trees turned vel.
l. low and red and brown. They
began 20 drop. a few at first. and
more and moro every day, until all
but tho spruce trees and tho pine
trees and the hcmlook trees ana the
fir trees and the cedar trees were
bare. The fur OF Peters coat was
growing thicker. The grass OF the
Green Meadows had turned brown.
All those things were signs which
Peter knew well. They meant that
rough Brother North Wind and Jack
Frost were on their way down from
the Far North 90 stay.
Peter spent great deal OF time
In the dear Old Bricr Patch just sit.
ting sun and listening. lie didn't
know what he was listening for. II
just seemed 20 him that there was
something he ought TO hear at this
time OF year. and so he sat listening
and listening and wondering what
he was listening for.
Then late one afternoon there
came floating down TO him from
high Up In the sky. family at first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05

them In the lawn swing and they
promised not TO bulge and they
didn't. but man threw them aoms
big red auekers advertising some
chicken feed. There were about
50 OF them and they are pasted ali
over them. Peter has two on the
seat Of his pants and the girls have
them on their legs and rserywher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05
NOVEL USE FOR BATHROOM

LONDON, Sept. lin 4 case a,
lord complained that his tenant
washed clothing. cabbages and po-
tatooa in the bath and grew
mustard and cress there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-05
MAN 104 YEARS OLD,
BUT HAS GOOD EYES

LONDON. Sept. b.-OculIs,s OF
British isles are puzzled at the re.
markable eyesight OF Frederick WI
liam stabblns Of worle. Somerset.
who has just reached his iosth birth.
day. stabblns can read. play billiards.
shoot and add long columns OF figures
without the aid OF glasses. The su.
pcrcentenarian attributes his unusu.
ally keen vision 10 the fact that he
never worries
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else"
Leave them at home"
II don't suppose the twins are 10
hlam. and I haven't the heart 10
leave Peter by himself"
''Oh. well. haven't they some more
dudaf''
We'll. I'll try II just once more"
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE
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but growing louder. n sound unlike
any Peter had heard all the long
summer thru. The sound was OF
many voices mingled -Honk' Honkl
Honkl Kahonk. honk. honk. ka.
honkr they cried Peter gave a 1T
tie jump.
That's what I've been listening
for" he thought "Honker the Goose
and his friends are coningl oh.
do hope they wNu stop whore can
pay them n call"
lie hoped out 20 the edge OF the
lear Old Bricr Patch that no might
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We VIII Gladly
Examine our
Teeth aud Give
You Our Expert
Advice.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
4nsmanoepHicnct.

Sn @ltsmanb3pGIeu et bolot Tro.
fesior Glcranoer 9agge npIig So.
reorog / Observation-Disclosures
San begpnote meo at f~remboloe,
at Iom Ell SortiGttelle al Slui
Hpgbs "Norife 8auronapne" mac
ale 9oIGtninganopne / Norge lam.
les o. uloeriegcS. WeQem Hapn oq
Susmano3plaoier er Der manac,
Iom er gunlc % gaar tilbage I'll
VttooelaIoerclt, ia tanife til en- emo.
on plore Sio. 0roet Susmano lin
oes ! i'm uuuPrenoe getponing
briigt pua 1400.Sol1et % iiGr i
@ensregnifaberne ira 1520.aorene.
Nen felipe Snititutionen er teget
Glorc og gaar tilbage til Gifingeti
ben. Senerc (pnu 100 SaQct). ga
SrTl0ommcn hertc 90. bleu oiSle
Sorbnrbeibere, Tom honoc en- Suite
% liot ,Soro, fnlbt aotfarle. Otter.
al oct pau 1900 Toilet blep ualtifc.
li9ere % panlfeligere at foo slrs
b~cioshiGIp paa Saroet, blep Oct %.
iaa aIminoeIis. ar 2eil9nbingerne
bctolte baobe meh 9anoitpIo og meo
Irbeibe. Mcn lamtioig faubtes Der
oeiaa Hponin9er % Imaa ~inbgieroe.
De Soroitpffer, boor Der boeoe Siis.
mpno. en- Zig Susmanbsbpgnina
err fsritc Sang uotrpffelig nppnt |
1852, % / 1520.Iarene err Der alt.
Ter Ri. mango Slism9no runot ON
/ 9anoct. 5 Sen islsenbe 9io porte
BALLET pna Dem, iIpr efter Sus.
munbsIopen at 1850. SusmPnoene
boiatte Jig fanife oiteit paa gamIe
Hponineer % engilaatter. 0erai
fommer oct, Of manage plaoIer, Tom
er ira 11O0.Sauet, bar meget pIbre
Hapn.