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Evening journal., 1919-10-08
Do Your Work
Without Tiring
Nu Vim Builds People Up to
Vigor and Strength

Just imagine when you are SO run
down that you can't sleep. how CRATE
ful you would feel n somebody recon-
mended a tonic Co YOU that would build
you up so that you could do your days
work without being tired That was
Just the experience Of Daniel Morgan,
209is jefferson Ave, Oil city. Pa, with
Ma Vim. Tie said Everything ] ate
hurt me. ] was so nervous ! could not
sleep. and ! was In such a run down
condition could scarcely do a days
work. Neither doctors nor medicine
helped me. Just imagine how grateful
feel that four bottles OF Nu Vim en-
abled me 90 sleep well. improved my
appetite, helped my stomach 50 ] can
eat anything and made 10 possible tor
me Go DO a days work without getting
tired There really isn't any reason
why you should suffer from That same
condition. You might just as well
brace up and be yourself and get all
that is coming % You out Of lie, when
a wonderful tonic Of vegetable origin
that cannot hurt YOU. but is sure 10
help YOU. can Doe had M Vim has re-
lieved thousands of such cases, and II
would he strange n @ couldn't help you
just as we'll Get bottle OF It and
start In % get well. ON sale at Eckerds
cut Rate Drug store. sos Market street,
and an druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
AROUND THE WORLD
BY AUTOMOBILE
Five Globe Riders Stop Here
On Way to New
York
WILL SHOW SCENES
IN THE MOVIES

Having travelled $1,000 miles since
1912 and desiring TO cover $4,000 miles
more before 1923. Walter Wandorwcll
and pariy. lrayeioTlo experts arrived
In wilmington about s o'clock last
night IN their Hanson Six Tho party
consists OF five persons, walter Wan
dcrwelI. the leader; his wife, Nell
Wandorwcll, secretary OF The "eXpedi-
tlOn:' ne camera" man. Miss
Mickey Nelson; the mechanician, "Al'
Nelson. and Miss Dewey Mayer. the
scribe or correspondent.
These five wanderers have a love OF
changing scenes. but their primary pur-
pose IN touring the world Is 90 secure
motion pictures OF famous bits OF
scenery. as well as ihc habits of Inc
natives OF far-off lands. Walter Wan
derwell. head or The expedition" ."
speaks seven languages with more or
less nuency, and has visited The prln-
clpal countries of The globe
The party started from poson. Poland.
IN 1912. Mr.. and Mrs. Wanderwell are
Polish, and needless 20 say. their right
name Is not Wanderwell. Mr.. Wan
derwell was educated ia Germany. and
this fact got him into a lot OF trouble
in Atlanta. Georgia, 10 1917, when he
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
DELAWARE CITY GOSSIP.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, oct. S.-J. Brown
who was connected with r. q. Collins
contractor for construction work lt
Fort Dupont, left here yesterday 70.
his home in oklahoma.
The social given by the Young Pe0-
pies Society OF the Presby ierian
Church last night was well attended.
Mrs William b. Jester. chairman Of
knitting. asks that all knitted articles
be given TO her by next Friday.
Miss Clark, Of Denton, Md. teacher
of The first and second grades In the
Delaware City public school. has re-
s'scel 90 accept ICsiiion as teA,acr
in Datona. Fla.
on account Of The Dutch Neck road
being closed, and The II. Georges cause
way being flooded William Morrow
has been compelled 20 discontinue his
milk route I'm Delaware City
Very slow progress Is being made in
rebuilding the road from DcITNarr
City 90 Clark's Corner The people or
tA,- riece are c0-Ipcncd TO 20 by way
r. - Georges rJusowsy whi'l Is
Hooded.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
GetDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomeL No
gnping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
and bowels TO act normally. They
never force them 10 unnatural action.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
soothing. healing. vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
If you have a bad taste, bad breath,
feel dull, tired, are constipated or
bilious. you'll find quick and sure re-
suits from DR.. Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. l0c and 25c box.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
ADJUSTING School
MATTERS IN KENT
Levy Court Appoints Rural
Assessors Under New
Code
HIGH COST OF LIVING
HITS ALMSHOUSE

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. oct. Sat the monlhiy
meeting OF the Kent County Levy Court
yesterday the main topic was. lhe s"-
justment OF the school assessments, T.,
Reports we're made that prevllcSlS
all OF the special school dlstrlcIs nau
completed their books OF assessments
but as yet the rural districts nave not
finished the work. .
Representatives from the Milford
school Board appeared before lile court
asking for the substitution Of another
budget for the one presented some
weeks ago. because Of the division OF
the district between the Two ecOunties.
The court accepted the new budget as
the complete budget for The entire dis
irict.
The finance committee Of the Aims
house appeared before the court ask
ing aid i'm financing the institution for
the remainder Of the fiscal year. Il was
explained that owing 10 the high cost
OF food and labor the amount appro-
priated was Inadequate 20 meet the de-
mands Of the Institution. By unanimous
vote the trustees were voted 5000. 10
be paid in monthly installments. be-
ginning November (.
School assessors for the several dis
trlcts Of Kent county outside OF the
special districts were appointed by the
court as follows: First. II. b Grieyes;
second. J. u. Hawkins: third. ". d.
Wllds: fourth. W II. Poorc: Fifth. T.
V. Keith: sixth, ". VI. Minner: Sew
enih. Eben r.. Hughes; Ninth. w :.
Smith: tenth, D. F. Salevan. A com
pensation Of 50 per day and mileage
was agreed upon lay the court for the
assessors.
delegation from ihe'Smyrna Town
Council appeared before the court ask
ing that some action be taken at once
toward repairing the Corbii mill dam.
near smyrna. Tile court appointed a
committee consisting Of Commissioners
r. Y. Williams, C.. b. Hope and VI. V
Ford 10 confer with members OF
Smyrna Council and Mr.. Corbt ai the
mill dam on Friday afternoon.
The Kent county recorder Of deeds
was allowed an additional clerk i'm his
office.
Reports Of county officers for the
month OF September were submitted as
follows: Clerk Of peace. s392j; pro-
thonotary. si25O5: recorder of deeds.
s93i.JO: register OF wills. S29S.30.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
MRS. VALIANT GETS
DIVORCE In SUSSEX
.pecIal % D. EvenIng JournaI.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
SEAFORD. Oct. S.-Nlgs. Nellie scott
Valiant, Of Seaford, has been granted
a divorce decree nisi by the Sussex
County Superior Court from her hus-
band. Edwin :. Valiant. who was with
the Delaware Pioneers. and is son or
William Z. Valiant, Of Laurel. She was
given the custody Of their child
Rally Day was observed at MI. Olivet
VI p Church on sunday.
The monthly meeting Of the PENN
suia Preachers Association Of the W.
p Church was held IN Mt. Oliyet
Church yesterday. The principal adj
dress was made by the Rev. l.. +. War
ner, D. D., president OF the Maryland
Annual Conference who emphasized The
great need Of more scripiural preach
ing as the basis Of evangelism. The
reports OF the 81 preachers were inter
ssting. all bearing on the great evan
yelistic campaign now in progress. The
meeting adjourned TO convene on the
flrst Monday in November at Chinc0-
league Island. Va.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

was suspected OF being a Hun spy.
After being held several months he
was released
Tile WandegvrlUpariy will leave VIII
mihgiun tonight going 10 New York
city. whence lhey viii motor 10 san
Francisco. from which place they Will
proceed io NcW orleans. arriving at The
southern city some time next spring
From New Orleans the party, bus
and an, will sall Tor Europe. where
they viii tour England France Bel
gIum, Germany. Austria, Italy and po-
land. Later they Will visit Asiatlc
countries. returning 90 America In 1928.
The Hanson car. which holds just
fve is an especially designed model,
built for endurance and wear Mono Of
The running parts are near the ground
except the wheels. In order that the
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
MilIer's Antiseptie OF. Known .s
Snake Oil

Positively Relieves Pain In Few Minutes.
Try Il right now FOR Rheumatism. Neu.
raiela. Lumbago. sore. stin and swollen
Joints. pain IN the head. back aud limbs,
corns, bunions, etc. After one application
pain usually disappears as n by magic
A new remedy used internally and extor-
nally for Coughs, Colds. Group. Influenza.
Sore Throat. Diphtherla and ronsliitls.
This OF Is conceded TO be the most pene-
trailing remedy known. It's prompt and
Immediate effect la relieving pain l. due 70
the fact that q penetrates 10 thofanected
parts at once. As W illustration. pour ten
drops ON tho thickest piece Of solo leather
and u will penetrate this substance through
nnd through in three minutes.
Accept ho substitute. This great oil Is
golden rvd color oniy. Manufactured hy
Herb juice Medicine Go. Every bottle guar.
anieed-3Oc, O0c aud StOO bottle az Eek
erd's Cut Rate Medicine Store.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
STOMACH ON
A STRIKE
"Pape s Diapepsin" puts
Sour, Classy, Acid Stomachs
in order az once!

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the dam
aVe---do you? Well, don't bother. IL
your stomach IS in a revolt: II sick,
gassy and upset, and what you just ate
has fermented and turned sour: head
dizzy and aches; belch gasses and acids
and eruciatc undigesled fo0d-iust eat
a tablet or two of pape's Diapepsin 10
help neuiralize acidty and in five min
utes you wonder what became OF the
Indigestion and distress.
IF your stomach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion; II
your food Is a damage instead OF help.
remember the quickest suresl most
harmless antacid Is pape's plapepsin,
which costs so little at drug stores.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
MOTHER AND BABY
HURT In ACCIDENT
;neclal 10 Tho Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Oct s. - Mrs. Norman
Stockley. Of Laurel, and her 6-months-
old baby were injured in an automobile
accident at Ross station, one mile north
Of Seaford, last night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stockley and baby were on their way
home, when in attempting TO pass a
car. their auto collided with a tele-
phone pole. Mr.. Stockley escaped in
jury. Mrs. Stockley received a cut on
her forehead and probable internal in
iuries. while her baby is also prob
ably injured internally. The little
child was thrown at least % feet from
The automobile. The child fell in a
-clump Of bushes.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

car may ford shallow streams without
injury 10 the engine
The party brought letter from
Mayor Key. Of Atlanta. 10 Enoch Moore.
Jr. manager Of lhe kelly-Sprlnfeld
Company, Of this city. who is looking
after the party while in this city.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
FICHTY-YEAR-OLD BRIDE.

LITCHFIELD. Eng oct. IA widow
NJ so and a blind peddler, aged 80. were
married here. Both parties were as
sisted M the steps OF the registry Of
fee. The bridegroom apologized for
the brides innrmity, remarking that
She was not so nimble as she used to
he.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
10 CoNTINUE PASSPORTS.

LONDON. oct. THE war is over,
but the British passport system is
likely TO be continued for years TO
come. The purpose viii be 10 keep
lndesirables out Of British territory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

chicago. June u
EoGS-Receipts 30 ooo Market slower.
muatiy Ii % % cents under yesterdays
average Pigs y 70 90 cents Of. ear,-
TOP D4s Estimated tomorrow S.ek>O.
Bulk Of sales 3DlenDao heavy weights
D0RnIE medium weight n0sn1ls;
light weight IsRdD3h light lights 1900
rne: heavv packing sows. smooth. faGn6
1922: do. rough Ia2SdlsS, pigs f75adls0@.
CA-TLEReceipts eco HEAVY oeef
steers strong others steady; butcher
steers generally steady; calves z cenrs
higher, feeders 9 cents lower. EHtimaf-
ed tomorrow soa Beef steers Medium
weight anu heavyweight. choice and
-r,,ne. 7r5R1ES medium and good INA
40: common and good 1o.s6u.a; 3ixht
weight EnoG anG choice WzSGlSA; conn
mon and medium 0s8124G. Butcher cat
lie Heifers -y5Gic75. cows 7Ns0iGS, cam
ners and cutters 5.;d 10: veal calves.
light and h4ndr weights, l4mH1s1e feed
ar steers gsNnian: stocker steers 9oa1
1c,5
sHEEF-Receirrs 1b.am Good and
choice drv-fed lambs sfeadv IN niener:
other lambs ami sheep SLOW 70 lower
Estimated romer-cw An. LAmhs -
Tbs, down 1Eanlsaa: 6 lbs up Ezcnl.sn
culis and common sn<dl3e sprfnss l6stsn
Isen. venriinE wetners 1o806l@ Ewes
Medium good and choice S0nnor culls
RnG common 4eD6lrla.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

charge are Mrs. Wheeler and MS
ac.aaG. Al entertainment VIII ne
eur1l shed under he direction ~ Iars-
Lombard and Mrs. Fowies.
J Fl. Stevens Wallace flanders
George wilson and !. Z Mor-7sef'e
attended the celebration IN Skowne-
gan THURSDAY. making ne --'p ~
auto.
The dance given THURSDAY evening
N Massachusetts, hall Was we'll al
tended. MUSIC was furnished nF
weich's orchestra and good time
is reported.
rr. Y c. -otmaa. who IS IN New
York taking n course n SURGERY N
the New York Post Graduate anu
Surgical hospital. will remain IN
New York a few weeks longer he
fore returning 20 resume ms prac-
tlce n Oakland.
Dan Mcdonald of Sidney, y. &.
is a guest II Mr.. and Mrs a. Z.
.viEue IN his way 70 Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
MONMOUTH

Children day will be observed al
ne Methods, church Sunday eve
ulnE. June S. with a cnncer. by the
sunday school children.
Mrs Emma Robertson and daugh-
ter Mss Bertha of Lewiston. we're
wsek END guests If friends n town
Carroll and sister Miss Beile Tou-
icuse Of watervi1e. were guests Of
Sargent Dan DeEocne and sister.
Miss Mae. over Memorial day.
BY oruer uf Ms r. y. Henderson
superintendent Of schools TOR the d;s-
r.-,c. of Monmouth. Wales. LIrchfieio
and wesf Gardiner. the Gamma
Mons for entrance 70 the high schools
will ne held On Saturday. June =.
a. o'clock a. LItcf1tieid Academy,
Monmouth grammar and Brown s
Corner, al West Gardner
NJ. and Mrs Kennerh Kirk n Au-
burn were Sunday guests " Mrs.
Kirk's sieter Mrs John Rolfe.
The ". c. =. Z will meet a, the
Methodist chapel Friday afternoon
70 sew
Sergeant Dan DeEcche- Rose Dav
Clifton Loon and Fernando Francis
-eturned SOLDIERS attended the cele-
hration for soidie1 and sailors NJ
Gardner Wednesday
The Monmouth Whist Club was
entertained Thursday evening hy 1r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
OAKLAND

A.anscn SkiuinEF has returned
rom a business Trip to Augusta and
Portland.
M-. and Ms. Ernest Bates attend
I'd the celebration al SkowaeEan on
THURSDAY
NJ md Mrs. VIII Henderson and
son RAY who were -ecent guests N
M. Eendersm's AEter. Mrs. ST.
vester Skillings- have returned %
their home in Good VIII.
Mrs. Milford Eoudllerte and Mrs.
Ernest pnu,phlnee If hinro are
passing a few DAYS n Portland.
MS EuEh Krkwood and chill,
aren. v.althn Eleanor ana Phyllis
# Portsmouth. y. L, are visiting
Mrs Kirkwnod's aunt Mrs. R. NJ.
Stone.
Rrv crot.o Of Madisur. formerly
IF Oakland. Is the guest Of friends IN
town " a few days
Mr. and Ms. Ervtn Kelley and son
Gerald ware guests Of friends il Car
diner Wednesday, making the tr,p by
auto.
Clarence SktllinEs WIN has been
' l6iLlffE lit hIupui CHta-
Mrs Sylvester Skillings for the past
Week. has -eturned 70 his hurne n
Fuxc-uft.
EaroId Bridges and Rrv Cannon n
Oakland Heights attended the GEL
ebra,ion IN skowhegan Thursday.
Frances Sturtevant sustained a
shock Thursday morning at hte
home At Oakland Heights. M SvI-
vester who in over n yeafs ~ age
is IN n critical condition
Ear Goodwfn Of FAIRFIELD street has
gone - Portland m ousiness for a
few DAYS
ner Thursday 70 make ar-nnRements
rcr the burial Of his w.fe's brother
John Clark. whc was accidentally
drowned al Beverly. Mass
Wesley Fle,cher. H L. Hunton snd
A. H Lord attended the celebration
IN Skpwheran Thursday
Mr. and Mrs von witherer WIN
Recently returned fr,m successful
fishing trir 70 Dend Stream Pond
camps AT Moxie ard have bean WIS.,
it.nE Mr.. withe,6Irs parents. M
and Mrs J z withe-ell. have re-
turned - their home in Arlington.
Mass. Mr. and Mrs J Fl. witherelf
accompanied them in the auto a. far
MS Bangor, where they sailed on cne
citv n Camden FOR Boston
Fuhert rur-ie went 10 n1av In the
hand at Skcwhegan al Skcwhegan
THURSDAY
The Mothers Improvement club
wi! observe family night Saturday
evening IN the Post roUne Supper
Wtu be sorvod and tn cunMtttos IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

vES--Mr and Mrs. Raoe-- Rollins
and M-. and Mrs Waterman ~ Belfast
were callers suntiRy al =. p Fester s.
Mrs { Il LcveiRn6 wns 4 -suonf rtsi-
TOY N Wafe-v,lle
NJ and Ms T - Wing n A,nson
called IN f-1enus mere Sunday evening
- ? Foster and ta-nily were Il Wal
er~!lle Saturday.
: NJ Waning and NJ anG Ms
Charles Waning visited SUNDAY a. IL. S
Waning IN Clinton.
MS Fse-o.r- Rand and sons arrived
last week rom their nome n Massacau-
setts and r.sited az E 3 Rands before
going 10 the Camp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

LARC-F:--n: middle wes, S4Hs7i.3n
C-TEE-Stsady -ecelpIs :" a. tIns
crehInerv 1lghe- man ex:-as a2ans.. 40,
extras. 90 score. az: t-sl sxnsas; pack
ing stock current make No -.
EGG-lr-egulR-: receipts g1.ca cases
f-sKh gathered extras i1aniS t-esh
Ea1ne-ed northern sections l-sts g.t15S.
do. southern section 37IS.s. state, Pa.
and nearby western necnerv wtiIe me
70 tanCv 4SH4s state. Pa and nearby
hennerv whites ordinary 70 prime +l.dA4s
40. browns 4Sa0A4 in. gathered brown
and mixed coiurS 3So42
PO-ATOEEWe Be-mutiRs bb, 100
qf1G5a: southern gaTloH.
CABBAGESSteacy. southern crate
I.0d401.
SCGA-Eaw steady, centrifugal
q ttne E-auuIa.ed 40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

IF Lewiston. mana ger. Raymond
Asnauit '"n. u Portland. business
manager. Hiram L C1ie -. of South
Portland property holder t1uEh
Penoexier = of Norway he list Al
characters were as follows:
George :. NerLeron. Phil'o C-nck
at 20, IF Everett, Mass; = SoEEs
Johns. RAYMOND Asnaul. % Il
Portland Krone heir oookkeeper,
X liam Curtis @" Vt Paw-ucke1, I.
I Miss Sally Parker. -helr stenoE
Orchard: Thurnas ] Vande~noit heir
-apner Ralph Bat-ison % - # oid
lawver Chester Kirk % jamaica
Plan. Mass Tony Taie~, their
salesman. Henry Lamb 20. n Por--
land, Mr.. Appiegate Hugh PanUex-
-e- y. IF Norway, office nry r5e--
nc KImpall 90. Of For- Fa.r.ieid,
shipping clerk. Cornelius Rhoads
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
BOWDON DRAMATIC
TALENT PRESENTS
A PAIR OF SIZES

Brunswick. Ne. June a.-The
t-s1,-ee-ac, comedy "A Pair Of Skies. :
was presented by the Masoue and
Gown. me 5uwdoln college E'-ana.-
lc Clun a, ne umberland -nea:er
ms evening before an audience ina.
iIled oractlcaNv eve-v sea. n ne
house.
The play was admirably gwen and
was thoroughly enjoyed bv tae
ia-Ee audience.
The management IF The club his
year Is as follows Caacn. Il A
Euse; faculty adviser P-rf r n.
Brown. president Henry Spr-nce 20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Boston June {
SEEF-Chuice whole cattle I1E
BC CTTER-Nor-hern creAYderv extras
5ss1d;,-. western 40. ;rsdscss
CEEESE-New twins extras 1nS1
COEN-No. Yellow 19SHTe-
EGtlS-Nearrr nennerv 52a5S; western
DO extras 46d4.
FLOUH-Spr,ng patents. -as-ib. sacks,
-opsa7i@s
AAY-No timothy 42dA
LAMHSpring .9G3c
OA-E-Faucv 4c % 4.-Ih sacks EsRS.
PCRE-Me<iiun CLIO.
O-ATCESMa,ne pe- Inn lbs n car
lu1s o4tsuEO
vEAL-l66S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Srock Markets
EN T0Rk MARKET
A.s = ne -avs Dealings IN All
~ -ssc,rs Stocks

-ra losses incurred
: '-" -rpn 1f TuesGav wev-a
!. !. a~-c N M s;ock ex-
: II active session N
- --, -cs--ests apparently
-a2or-S nj d rer,Va4
-~---. 1,e~ ~or-r:1ceH we've
-4@" -ae SITUATION. DC
- - -. we-n no; sustained
- -~-,sra was attained ny
.- Eorous .ina. hour
:. -~~r= - iarr advances
- a~c-a Morrr -. T-iif"d
d" 4nu Reading 20 -.
= -.-',s -1uC.nE rom .wo o
So = 7-ne-a! Motors
n a-ge steel orde:-
- --! Dan.
.a" az ~aEa--ied as favur-
7-Gr- importation of
&;,aaa 3. 20. 40 the bright
.-a'"t ana ynu-p encouraging
-~- siG1a lures 70 the
vruin ne advances.
-s-n accornrlisned n
y Ing Unattended ny the
lesGGv r setback.
! 1"Iaad n he ina. up
l.. res olIt here We're
8. = >:;1hs a.sn y numerous 9TH
'''..-' -r.-r a ia--e snur- m
T.. o." s~:s- Public buy
1ufanie extent and
rH~s -eE!sta-eti n d rurn-
~ ~+H=kS. including he
). 'oDne- shipping,
: 1' e sues lis. as nf lHte.
=. 7.4s- r&-- = the rise. out
>c.H~s and s-ance-s re
b., g. scCur1ulariuns. sales
=, - -sa-es
n. mar. -er Er.ue rune with
!, t"revinE new lign
N,,. -. TaIes. par ~siue.
J D.. - N Id : : ounds
~''a-.sC ~ -.T
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

For sheer simplicity of phrase ana
conception few hxre surpassed thai
delightful old lady, wno- with
ssrrewd twinkle in her eye inquired
whether Soda water should ne
written as TWO scpa-ate words or II
there should be a siphon between
them"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. June 5.
improved crop conditions tended totiar
70 give the bears a slight advantage IN
The corn nA-ke, nut led to no agEres-
sire selling Prices closed unsettled e
net lower 70 ! advance. with July f7E
10 T7M and September 1904 70 iii. Gais
lost -6e 20 /. n provisions he outcome
-anEed TOM a cents decline 20 a rise of
q CENTS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

90. " Springfield. Mass .
George B Ner-eton. crosby heo-
man =. If Cor1una. MISS Florence
Co,e William Angus -!- n Man
chester y. 4. Goddess an EnEtisn
mad Of all work. Ba.eman Lnwards
'-e. If Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

and Ms. Frank Adams M. and MrA.
Erv,n C-am. M. and MS A ..
T~r-t. Dr and Ms. Ralph Gose ana
M-, ann Mrs Ed. Small N mon
,ail. LItchaeId. Mrs. annie P-eSccff
won the frsr prize tur indies anu
George BubIer eor the gentlemen.
Mrs. Jewell and Harlow Barrett. Won
The consolation prizes Ice crsam and
Cahe were served by he hostesses
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

New York. June
vEEA--Spot steady, Nn . red ."
eier-Hf -exJlp;-- .o,
c-oRN-spot steaGy; Nc. veilc~ 1S'
anu No. white rs New 1urA,
oArE-Sprt quiet, srAndA-d 0i3G
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Ion and the lamb

The little cown was al exC-ement.
The circus mad arrived. The chief
attraction IF the circus was the case
IN which the lion lay down. with the
laInh. An old gertieman sra<ted
asking the proprietor questions.
DO hose two ever quarrel-" he
asked
We'll" atmirred the proprietor
they are not always peAenfui.
Sometimes they have . htt of q
scrap"
And then
'Oh. then" saad ene prupf4efR.
I've generally buy another lamh."-
Ptttshurx Chrunicie-Teisgraph.
The Word Aepsaisd to +,m
Little Johnny w1s wa&chtng haD
mother knit: suddenly - aatd: Mo-
ther are you malrtn1 . dA@met-
a what" she inquired.
WHY a damme, like Aunt Helen
was maikfnE"
This is a helmet. deAr. = TINT -
what YOU mean she replied.
We'll. aaad the little feIl0w. = DUD
there was some swear Wne0 enuu1
it"-OranGe PosL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Gcou Things - Ea, 5I
{ pCN-Nr7 rTL-DouE!as oil fnr genera
p,,r7uSas eItne- d'asslnE ~ rco.-rE
IT, rms new prouuC- NJ nur Euaran-
as Money back 4 Ciissa -.s1ed :.
CEurcrl- Augusta
N-AR-- sve-vooctv leads ICu-aal
Want Acs.
TT haven. read all ne news Ill
YOU ve -eau he x ami Ads-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms ana land for Sale IS
Aces mIn ieitis The lste JOSIAH
WEYMOUTH farn LBtchfieid Su icings,
HpnEkins. Adm. Gardner
cAP7TNFR-0r exchange for city
prcpe--v. arms. stock ana roois shore
privilege Deal with owner ana save
commission. :. ". Lunt. Gardner
-eieuhone.
m ZEE FARM-Fcr sale ~ viii leAse
m -nos- favoranie +nrTns. Cr@ps. fuofS
.,a Is oead stock ? ~ Winter, 4 u
nl!-n. \ Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Articles FOR Sale s.
FARM vAGON-Two-hurse. n good
condition Gao kiEore. Hsilowesl.
-JcErNTNy- IARS-Now is me t:-ne %
nur Quar-s s15.1 E--,ss s. for 5 dozen
E'inrs ST. gross. S.H dnZ- Sw,f, K
turner %. AQEusIa.
FINE FCAE EDS-Ext-a wlde n 7ews q.
Nent's 4.ll MaJhouis. church. Pews
csn ne soiu w1uie or taken duwr
Address n. J smith. Kent 5il, Ne
Pol LEE-T,ne iEhr carriage pole -wo
.7rav- wagon poles. Mrs A.ire P-e.ie.
Gardiner -el E-N
vAEC%S-wo-se seated eecond-h : 4.
apuv = onE. Y EooG ronnItlor.
Ere8t --aue. } z, Mccormick & eor..
Augusta
Boats anu Accessories 3S
cANf7 E-Nor-Hk. White and Nerne, &C.
-he ,rsr ana -rns- dlI-aaie meme car,
1U" IA "-,,A.t nrlCes. F-e'ClI nrA-
natd 10 Ga.De ?clnIs. r. Il FlS ut.
Agent. AlEasta Maine. Te.. 'A+-N
MOTOR SCA--vanted, y OF 70 +
ionE. also sponsan canoe. .. = Zig
E1rS AAEugJa.