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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

NJ. and Mrs. George --av1ss an
ter-a.ned Sunday Mr.. Trauass niece
from Augusta.
Ms. Irene johnson Of "a North
street. Augusta made a brief cal
Wednesday arte-noon 70 the home
Of her parents. M. and Mrs Charles
Tuc>s
Percy Appletun Of Augusta ar
commando by M. Buzel and
friends were n our town Sunday for
a short TINA.
g W Tufts purchased the lnfs Of
hay Of Dana Ma-den and Arthur
Pope last week and with a crew have
pressed and hauled the same
Prof. Robert R. Webber and Ms.
webber have arrived II cnwn f-oIn
Milo and VIII pass the summer va
cation al his home
F. A. Austin and family Of Water
vile were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Auscin's parents AT Maple Hi
ca-n"
Israel Weed Of waterviiie and
Henry Fam ana family are among
the recent guests at Coleman Scot. s.
Nj. and Mrs Ennons Luce ana
daughter ana Elmer Ncrrle we're
auto callers recsnt.y q A. W Pope
Of Pope avenue while On 4 TIP from
Freedom % Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
Your Opportunity
keb0 Farm
FOR SALE

You have heen Dreaming and planning
snr a iirtle home n the country and
tonav we offer Won fnr tne first tine
kabo Farm. We expect this nd TO sell
the arm necs use Tou CHn live here ana
work n Gardiner and De home every
night. or you can stay right II home
and earn from 50 20 $40 a week. Farm
situared IN pitrstun overlooking Gardi-
ner and TuEuK, \ miles from Gardner.
Com. ortah.e brick house -uornS. % r.
shed. carriage house. staaie and large
barn. al connected, u acres oeat land
IN Maine Excellen: wood lot an MAIN
road 70 pRy for place. Finest wa1er IN
the world. BeRur.tul shade and ntHpie
orchard. Il t-uireU, apple csea- Cuiti-
vsred strawberries ana rznpbefr1ek-
blneDer-ies AND berries of Ill Kinds n
abundance. acres Of grain 1n6 AL
KINDS Of crops. Is TONS Of clover bay
Al for s1ran ana nne-hals may remain
on mortgage. And /. you want 4 one
nerd Of Cows. ch3ckenE. team. cpulS.
furniture and dinner un The rahle. spsxk
quick tpr this Is YOUR opportunity and
ws invite you 10 come and soe lots more
than 10 tnld. Address Keno Farm. R
10. 1ard3nsr. He. jn3-T-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

-sn@mrn heavr weiEnr DaoTnS, ne.
dturn weight Dpnn moo -iEaI wslSat 70
dEIG; light llEars -SSoG 2cal,: aesNv pa
srws -,ustl ls11ssn; pigs -.-1d1sse
ca-T-E-Eec-lprs -2.ooo Seet sleers
uneven Is 10 < cents higher a Su~s
snS Sa,+e~s s,esSv 70 strong Bulls .
- = cerrs higher Calves sr-ons .
,srrs higher Feeders STEADY CAnnet1
slcw 70 lower Beef steers AediuM
AR heavv weight ctnice anc prime l4so
nISse: medium and good .aeni4d, COM
mon -lnoI,ssn lignr weight snoo -.
cholce 1a4G1lSDn: common ano nea,EM
lnFss6 80 Butcher cattle Ae!feH -IoN
Tsans cow. 74ad.34o; canners ana cutters
snsG7to wa! caves light and aanGN
wesr., --9Utgn feeder steers a14--.a.
srocker steers snnH-
SEEEP-Eecelpts Io.an- Far ciAsses
strong to y CENTS higher Others IN
changed. LannE 81 his down 1h2onI .aR;
cuIs and common s5rnl 80 Nea-tlns
ra-ne-. 1ng6R1SS775. Ewes Medium. Enou
s,s rso,ce sSs6xE culls and conrnun
gsff-Snn. c-eediQg ewes 760di..ah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
MT. VERNON

The mzny friends Of G-s- Ada
King Of Fayerre are much pieased
70 know she has returned home AZ
ter SIX weeks trsHtuen. n the Cen
1-al Name Genera hospital at Lew
istnn. and is improving as fast as
can BE- expected. Her sasner. Mrs
John Levefr Of Sanford, Ii with her
rhs mercury Monday morning
-eg.ssersd IS degrees Tuesday was
very summertime. the mercury regis
tertoE - degrees II 10 2. N
The-Me vernun-vienna Sunday
school convention win be held Sat-
u-dny. June Is. at the Baptist
church 1t NJ Vernon
Min Eunis Lyfprd OF Lewiston
10 VISITING her parents. M and Mrs.
Frank Lytord-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
Chicago Produce Market

chicago. June 70
Ea-id Huc-ua-7ors v~-nIn COMPARATIVE
~ narrow limits were ne -Ule COCA
IN ne corn market winch c..spIa[en
an unsettled crndlupa. The close WIS
weak with prices unchanged 20 Is lower
WITH July al ut q --a5. September -!as
70 u and Cecarnner 1lSt 70 l5Ss- 0A-s
iec. .neH rom 70 and r--''lslons CLOS
al unchanged - = cents higher. Re-
on--s 81 crop conditions. n he na!c
tavaranie 70 the growing Sa-resi. were
reflected n the changing Guura-lons.
There Was evldence Of a Far Eastern
der,anf with sales around 40.J0e bush
els The cash conrnoditv ranged from
-, II cents over The July delivery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
SMTTHFIELD

M ana Ms Charles BurIng>un
and children OF WarervlIle are pass
.cg Il few DAYS a North pond.
MISS Daphne Charles. 4 student AZ
Cony algh. AuEusta- Is passing her
summer vacation with her mother.
Mrs Julia Charles.
Miss Francois Jones has BEEN PASS
.ng few DAYS WITH Mr. and Mrs.
Eerbey- Groves.
Mrs Altnea Campbell. Nj md Mss
Nelson Jones and Fred Lawton are
passing a few DAYS a. Mrs. Camp
balls cur-age al North pond.
Mrs. George Moshier II Rome has
returned 70 her home IN town
Ms. Roy Cannon and children az
Oakland. who have bean passlrg q
few days with Mrs Carnun's parents.
M and Mrs william pudle-, r.
turned home recently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

New York Tune Is.
wEEAr-spot STEADY; No. REQ -
nominal elevator export.
COEN-Spur eaEy; No. Yellow 1g3s
and No white -9Ss c New York
oA-S-Spnf easy: w ! white So.
LARD-F.rm. middle west S4@GtS5.
HTTTEE-BRrelv sten3r: -eceipts IA
IA tubs: c-aasnery higher than exr-as u
70 "a; extras. 81 SCORE. "a % al. Srsr
~ 10 a. packing stock current make
No. - 70 e.
EGG-Ir-eEuiar; receipts %. sN cases
fresh gathered extras Il 20 Z; a-sts Is
20 s. state. Pa and nearly western
herner-v whites ine 10 4anrv - 10 81
state Pa and nearby neunerv whites
ordinary 70 prime s 70 IS; nrown n ID
Is gnrhAre6 browns and mixed cniors
% 70 -
PCTAToEE-Nomina. unchanged.
CA6BAEE-Nomina unchanged.
ECGAH-Raw steady: centrifugal
-. ana grAnulH1nd 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
'yASSAlBORO

vaEsa,boro Grange VIII observe
Children s night al lis nex- nesting,
July LIST
Mr.. and Mrs George W Tarler
Of East TassaIbGro and Harry Bon
sail and family Of Wa1e-vllle were
recent guests Of Mrs. Sarah Maroen
as EIltop farm.
Arcn,a G. Coomhs has purchased
a new automobile
c. NJ Lancaster Of the Portland
Rendering Co. was n town Wednes-
day on business
NJ and Mrs. ). W Robinson and
sou Linn were recent VISITORS At
Percy Eobiasons IL Chelsea
Nj and Mrs. Harold Webb Of Va
terv1lle were calling Wednesday on
friends u town.
Nj. and Mrs. 2 A. Robinson and
children we're guests Sunday for the
DAY of Mrs. Robinson slsrer. Mrs.
Guy ng-anam. At Weaks Mills
G. c. IaEraham ann family have
returned from a short trip 10 Ban
gur.
Wilbur Richards and family at
Benton. who we're former residents
of this place. have rsrurned ana Nr.
Richards lie again empioyed by g W
Tufts.
Percy Gates and family have gone
to Portland TO visit friends
Ms Idn Clark Of East vasnaiboru
wns a dinner guest Saturday Of Aa.
S. H Nardsn-
a Earuld Cares mnde q buH1neO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
Marston & Brooks.
WANT
Heller. heel burnishef,
and man to Joint shoes

Nj and Mrs Lester u tcheu on
Z ',giel6 were callers a: Mrs. Fan
ny Parksrs On SUNDAY.
ny and Mrs. Payson Lisnness werN
S1nne- Euesrs AZ L. z Arwood's a
Saturoav-
.!ohn Nhcnel. Eaeene Strickland.
Eav Weeks. Ward Davis and rwo
surs. Vaughan and Spooner, went On
IN auto fishing Trip - Flagstaff Q
distance If about AZ miles Taesday.
Few A J Esn..lon preacnsd II
the Union church SUNDAY. Ee w.n
also speak ner- Sunday. .5une %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
Bosten Produce Market

Boston June q
ECEF-Chuice winnie cattle -Ss-Ssn
ETEE-E nr-.le-- treaner- sI~rAs
ET5zi western no. 5231al
E-SE-New WITS eE--as IiZ1+a@s.
CCEN[h . veIluw .EaG3G
EGGs-H aa-ov nerne-v a9fr; west
Ell aE--ar sl05-
R-srr,ns pstenI. SSH SACKS
-.3ndl.-a
LAAE-surlng Sn611
0A-S-Faracv 10 - +2-lh SACKS a-Ga2s
PCEA-Med!urn hacks 20
po-A-CES-Oid per 10 irk. ca- lors-
E8lWi
-GAE-GranulaIed- WHOLESALE H.
pe- lee ms n bulk.
-TA--loTr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
Stock Markets


|s'u-es 81 sns Days Dealings in All
re leading Stocks
s'~ -a-z Tune M-In III general as
DIES s-ocK market dupaIcAs0
p-evloas ssaRnn. taa r.frover again
- - neiow the recenr high To-
with Enscialcles nEnife9ttnE Con-
kSaouE a--eng-h.
asaer c1ndituns ware under her-er
cS-r.. 7-1naai- as q rasult OF leEsGuHn
E-Ant al loAns opened H 70 .
err. 81! 70 at midday and CLOSED
'',Ae:i1- lntie- The Ikr-e- GuufzEnn.
L.a =o.d oulfrw assumed morn In
Ea's 7-ounruuns. South America be-
-'s 1-s-.nErinn u small additional
4 slsrr-lsrit- with Spain also -aprasent-
he davs engagements.
ts',s- INDUSTRIAL advices were heip-
=.ClDyneuR although the strength
-hest sra-es WAs materially assisted
-it s3,cai.ent sratemsnr Of tho Amer
Il =. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

Maurice Foas and Children. alsn
N-. Fonn ea1ar. DoWdan FosG. ware
Sunday guests II e. E. Atwoud's.
Mr.. and Mr.. Walter Berry and
NrA Fanny PARKER and TWO chilfrsn
arrnndad the pie sucial given by the
FaE New Portland pupils an Sarur-
day evening. The pupils are trying 70
st money enough for . bell and
sel&y-
Nr. and Mrn. VIM. pa1ney Of Viii
TN: ware rscsnt gusts Of Nh. Fun
NJ Paxkex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

RepnrH that contracts for neavv pur
chaas,s Of copper may soon ne aNa-aeu
hv fore,gn interests gave r-ssn moI'sl-
I'm 10 metals and spec.a4Ces. antAnIy
caesnlrsis ann fertilizers were acHs 1es,
.red nv che extra div1nenu on w
g,nia-ca-nIinR ChenicA.-
During tbs early and ints!-neoihH n
mods trading lacked iniracvs or 49,.
Iva .,,,r rtIe pace drickonec es meme
-aisred. srenis. rohzccns- -nnr snArss
and local fractions rising nr1skiy IN LIE
Ann. hnur. ..- ,-,,,-
The une aptewurtay rrvsne s.c,.5s n
nils was Baltimore 4 9nio asc. - -.
Sr,,r ,nints IN overnight ne~s % lar
~..,ne sf the dividend. snch action an-
crnapxny.ns -hs company He~ '''1o
On The constructive SIDE ch.adisr No NO
-r-. ;~d n m advances Of = oolnb' -
LIE - +nc;r sunsifiia-ies. euulr-
msnra. oils and n.lsnsilanes aus , ,sSnss
showing FANS q m sna-es
-arai sasss par value. assEeeA1eo So
10 on II ,e-
can't On cRU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

A West Dallas widow says that tn
fastest PROPOSE she has receIved was
e-um a lunch counter magnate. who
said = she would agree 70 marry him
he would show her how 10 make q
chicken PIE w,rt1ou. -nonkey.ng VIM
a chicken. -DsI!as News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
) Government
Used Trucks


Standard CnitA.
Cned BY The Emergency Flsef cmFS
rkttun aepur months. To be sula q
reai Bargain Pr1ces- Also one nav y
run Chassis at cnst THOMAS A. IAN.
DEHs. Fidelity Bldg. Portland. Ia. !,
pnnne 80. fnni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

Chicago. Tune e
EoGEReceipts 2snN Steady 70 70
cents lower than Wednesdays close
One load sT.S0. praccical cup SID Bulk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
yII!I3IE3I33l']

Bought in any condition. Highest PRICES
pad for ole gold. silver and pin-,nurn.
Mail 10 American Tourh Co.. 46s waan-
ingfun ST.. Boston. epp. FSleus.A
mayA N - CTR. euv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
It's Safe, Sure Convenient and Inexpensive Buy Sell the Want Ad Way
Watch for Store
Specials on hisP age

Augusta merchants representing dry goods,
clothing, hardware and groceries are using a
regular classified service every day On this
page. Watch for announcement Of store spe-
Gals and profit thereby. little saving here
and little saving there VII make the dollar 20
a little farther.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

View TJTk. June .
Msr-suttle sapar MNI
sterIinr Sn-day bills 4.71
S-r,r,sY sa.Sia- bills 81 banks 4-a-a
Snnnnsrclai st-day bills 4-sos, ueInanU
The Keota news., 1919-05-09
Indigestion, Ga,
and B|oat rom
Acid Stomach

any way connected with the s,S-,.
Pleasant tasting EAToSIc M
LET'S that you eat ike bit 0. ,,.s
quickly put an end 10 your s.sna,
troubles. They &C, rs an sbsS.tt.:-
literally wipe up the exec. L.r.s
acid and make the stomach ,r.,
sweet and strong. Help dl.,.,!s.
that you get all the power and ,.,.r
from your food. You canno, T. vi
without Il!
II you are one OF those sh9 IA,
"tried everything" but In spit, 4. /
still suffer oil kinds o, ac!,..sc.a.
miseries-if you lack phy,!ca! I'd
mental strength ana yl.Og-b~.. 4
once to take EATONIC. &c, .aa
your physical and mental pune. n.
enjoy the good things Of life liz
Thousands Of others you Will ay ~
never dreamed tina, such sna,A.:,
quick relief and such u rralaraai,
improvement In you. general .,4ta
was possible.
Your druggist has EAToNlc "
authorize him to guarantee Il 70 ss
you Instant relief or r-iuai ir
money. Get . biz box % EATuN
today. Il costs but little and i.s ,
suits are wonderful.
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

An acid. stomach cannot digest 1000
properly. Instead. the food sours ana
fermenis and. passing into the lnees-
tines. becomes q breeding place for
countless millions OF deadly germs
toxic poisons they are called. These
polsons are absorbed into the system
and cause untold misery. SO. you see.
n In lust scid-stomnch. nothing else
that makes SO many people weak. list.
less and unit: saps their strength and
energy; robs them OF their vigor aud
vitality. Bliiousn.ss. bad liver. nerv'
business. binding. splitting headaches.
rheumatism. lumbago. sciatica-theee
and many other still moro serious all
ments often nre traced to the COM
mon xource-an acid-xionach.
Take EATONlC and get rid quickly
OF the pains OF Indigestion. heartburn.
that horrible. lumpy. bloated feeling
sfter eating: disgusting. belchink.
footi.repeating: sour. gnssy stomach.
These stomach m!seriex are caused BY
what doctors call "Hyperacidlty." It's
juss ACIp.STOMAcH. And In id.
dltion to the pains and miseries Il
causes. ACID.SToMAcH II the start.
Ct Of q long train Of ailments that
most people never dreamed are In
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

Probably no man II America was ever
bsetss qualified 70 successfully treat he
diseases pscclia. 70 women than d..
Pisecs, Of Buffalo. N. Y. The cases that
come 70 him ran into many Thousands,
giving him An experience that rarely
CONES 70 aay one man. Dr.. Pierce found
that Ia nearly every case there were
certain vegetable srowths which rarely
failed % give prompt relief in those
feminine disosdsss from. which % many
Womsa suffer. He combined these roots
and herbs Into . Temperance medicine
that b called d.. Piefee's Favosits Pre-.
cription. This medicine 4 sold n both
liquid and tablet form by drsgists every.
where. Awsakly, dckly. backachy. bead.
achy. nervous, dsspondent woman, with
regular OF irregular pains-with feminine
disorder that come in youth or middle
aes-s pretty sure 70 find in Dr.. Piercs's
favosits Prescription The exact ssmady
that hss condition calls fos.
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

II thought you Were so!h; . 70
gardeningr"
Il meant to do so. Hut my rets
one Of those terribly particular H'cfi
I bought q hne outfit Of nice nv ~
den implements. but she made . "
every time I took them out sa' /"
them muddy"
The Keota news., 1919-05-09
ALLgM's Foor=EAse DOES =

NSc8W4 tOO1 "ENSE W.
when yeur shoes pinch OF .Ieg' , - !,
Suniono ache ct Allsh. !Ss .s -, - sss
0ol cprtnkied In the :no,'t.ih ,
take the sting out o! eefns al , 80
ana glv0 instant relief 20 Iffss. - .,,
Swollen, Tender feet sold .,sI'
oSa'6 Occ0DO cay ssbsfi'-is-As"
The Keota news., 1919-05-09
Daily Thought.

When tillage begins, other az !. !,
low. Tho farmers. therefore :. :,
founders Of human civilization "
lei Webster.
The Keota news., 1919-05-09
WAS IN MISERY
Mrs. Jobes Was In Serious
Condition From Dropsy.
Doan's Made Her Well.

u don't think many have gone
through such misery ~ !" says Mrs =
Jobes, $50 Federal ST.. Burlington; y. =.
That awful pain in my back felt 20
though my spine were crushed, ny
hesd scnsd aud l had Keeling and fall
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

Her Humble Admission.
Voice Over the Phone-"liullO! II
that you. darling:'' Darling-"Yes.
Who Is that spcakingr'.-I;ondon Mall.
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

A mans cup Of Joy resembles an
aftcr.dinner coffee cup. but his cup Of
sorrow holds several gallons.
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

XIII ths Flies New and pcevoWt
diseases A DAISY FLY ElLLIR viii DO \.
xills sAossasds. Lasss all osasoe. All dsaiesS.
e ,:o sI 81 :*:: .,s "a ios n.y. e. cox41A
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

.uK srhsAIIUhs Nue"
erythins would turn
black. Though the kid
ney s~cre,ions PACED ten
or fifteen times IN an
hour. only . few drops
came .. . time and they
felt like boiling water.
! soon found l had drop
o.. l biostsd all over.
Ny face was % swollen
..S.l k~.{ls 40 nue ~
The Keota news., 1919-05-09

ny eyes. Ny ankles and feet felt -
though they would burst Il ! put eny
weigh, on them. Ny night clothes BE-;
eAme ~r,ns,nx wet with :~es, and
Deon.s Kidney Pills coon had me feel
ing like . d.feren, woman. Ny kid
aeys were regulated and all the swell
iaS wen, away. The aches and pains
lett me snd after had finished my
eighth box u Doos's. wac ~ well a.
ever. Ny k.dnsYs have never bothered
me"
Subscribed and sicoyn TO befs-e
J. LEEDOM SMITH.
Notary Public.
Co osas's q Asy Sssss. ~ 0ss
|DOAN'S 1 n,s'a:
Po11ER-lAOURN CO, BUFFALO. n. =.
The Keota news., 1919-05-09
osine ooelabie.

Cashier Ito colorcd depositor)-
John. Tin glad to see you recognize
the value Of thrift.
John Washinxton-'Tnin't dat. boss
Il JUS been over TO dc other bank an
jincd. an now want to jInc yours
Cartoons Magazine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-01
BONNIE B. RANDALL

The funeral services of Bonnie Burn
ham Randall, wife of j. r. Randall,
of Tallahassee, took place yesterday
afternoon at four O'Clock, at the
Presbyterian church of that city.
The death of Mrs Randall, which
was a great shock to friends here,
came after several months illness.
She died at her home in Tallahassee
on Thursday night at $50 o'clock.
For a number of years before her
marriage she was closely identified
with newspaper work in Florida, and
was we'll known throughout the state,
for the brilliant work which had ap-
peared in The Journal and other pub
locations.
OF an analytical turn of mind. versa
tile in expression, and graceful in
style, she possessed charm as well as
originality and she had made many
friends in Pensacola and West Flor
ida. who learned with sorrow of her
death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-01
CLAY PIT CASE
IS THROWN OUT
JUDGE JONES DECIDES ]. D. HALL
AND NOT COUNTY COMMITS
SiONERS SHOULD BRING SUIT.

Judge Jones yesterday decided that
J. D. Hall, and not the county COM
missioners is the one to bring the suit
to compel James Macgibbon to issue
the warrant for the purchase of the
clay pit. The commissioners will ap-
peal to the Supreme court.
The mandamus case of the County
Commissioners against James Macgib-
bon was decided by Judge Jones on
technical ground raised by James
Macgibbon. The merits of the case
were not decided, the judge holding
only that the county commissioners
the suit, that the suit should have
been brought by ]. d. Hall. who sold
the clay pit to the county commission
ers. to compel Mr.. Macgibbon to de-
liver him. J. D. Hall, the warrant.
The county commissioners brought
the suit themselves because the coun-
ty commissioners being charged. un-
der the law, with the duty of building
and repairing the roads, believed that
they, and not J. D. Hall. were the
ones to bring the suit. Clay is needed
by the commissioners to repair the
county roads, and they having an in
terest in securing the clay from this
pit, brought the suit to compel Mr..
Macgibbon to issue the warrant and
pay for the land, so that they could
put their teams and men in and get
the clay out for use on the roads.
The judge of the court has decided
on the technicality raised by Mac
gibbon that j. d. Hall and not the
county commissioners. should bring the
suit. The county commissioners will
appeal the case to the Supreme Court
and have it finally decided on it's
merits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-01
WANT TIN FOIL FOR
FEDERATION ENDOWMENT

Recently 800 pounds of tin
foil, which had been collected
by clubs brought $1,000 to the
Federation Endowment Fund.
If any club woman or club has
any foil on hand, will they not
send it at once to Mrs. w. S.
Jenning, 1S45 Main St, Jack
sonville, so that it can be sold
and amount reported to the
Federation Convention in St
Petersburg, beginning Novem-
Der 18th. At this convention
will be celebrated the Silver
Anniversary of the Federation
and it is greatly desired that
each club will make especial ef-
fort to contribute to the En-
dowment Fund.
! = = = = ~ = - = = x = =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-01
BICYCLE
STORE BURGLARIZED
Thieves Left Job When Big Loot Was
Almost at Finger Tips.

Burglars, evidently of the amateur
class. entered the bicycle store of T.
L. Wentworth, at Davis and Belmont
streets sometime Thursday night by
prying open the rear door and got
away with a s25 folding kodak and ap-
proximately SIS in cash that had been
left loose in the cash drawer.
The main door to the safe was left
unlocked at the time of closing by Mr..
Wentworth though the inside door be-
hind which there was over $500 in cash
and some Liberty Bonds was not
opened by the burglars though there
were evidences that efforts were made
to open it.
The tools with which the burglars
did their work were procured from
Mr. Wentworth's automobile which
was in a garage back of the store.
The Kodak was also taken from the
automobile. The police are working
on clues that it is believed may lead
to the arrest of the perpetrators.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-01
UnbearSb1e Itching

infected with some impurity, and the
disease germs break out through the
delicate tissues of the skin. They
may appear as eczema, letter, boils,
pimples, scaly eruptions, caused by
disease germs in the blood.
The real cure, therefore, must be
directed through the blood. And no
remedy has yet been discovered that
equals S. S. S. for such disorders of the
blood. This great old remedy cleanses
the blood of disease germs, and clears
up the complexion and gives it the
rudy glow of perfect health. Get a
bottle at your drug store today and
you will soon be rid of your tormentine
skin trouble. Also write at once for
expert medical advice regarding your
own case. Address, Medical Director
263 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ca
Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-01
MARIANNE FAIR
RURAL SCHOOLS
| ARE INSPECTED
SPECIAL PROVISIONS MADE FOB
THEM-FARMERS DAY TO-DAY
AND FAIR WILL cLOSEsAT MID
NIGHT.

Mariana, Oct. 31.-Children's Hay
was observed at the West Florida Fair
today for the Sth annual time, and the
day was one of enjoyment for the
children and for their parents. Schooi
children attended in large numbers
and special provisions were made for
their entertainment and instruction.
The committee in charge was w. il.
B. Smith, Prof. G. w. Jockey, Prof.
c NJ. Grace. DR.. E. F. McClane, Misses
Clara Brown, Mattiettte Davis, Mrs.
Stephens.
Tomorrow is Farmers Day and the
fair will close at midnight. The com
mittee in charge of tomorrow's pro-
gram is: Messrs. G. III. Fears, c. E.
Pledger, w. B. Bryan, ]. A. Eubanks,
w. S. Chambliss, c. A. Langford, w.
H. Leonard, C. J. Butler, ]. d. Watts.