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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

ahead All members interested in
the Canton are requested 10 be pres
ent- \ drill Will be 4 part Of the
program for the evenlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Savage are
in receipt OF a recent letter from
their son Brooks Savage. This young
man has been IN this hospital since
OCT II. from injuries received IN his
knee. He stated in this last letter
mat the surgeons had expected his
Knee would De sti1. but a recent X
ray photograph shows the bones 10
be n good condition and the splInts
are TO be changed 20 variety that
Will allow its bending
Frank LaGj from Fairfield vas a
recent guest OF M. and Mrs. Mark
Savage. Mr.. LaGj formerly worked
on the ice cart for Mr.. Savage. He
IS now employed on Pacific Railroad.
An interesting patriotic meeting
was held by Priscilla Rebekah lodge.
TUESDAY evening. A pleasing pro-
gram vas presented under the di-
rec,lon o. Mrs. Eta Bradley. The
program opened ny the singing OF
America by the company. with Mrs.
Abbia Lambert as pianist. \ pa
trior,c sors VS. sung by Mrs. Brad
ley. AMI Wills Hobart also gave a
patriotic selection. The literary par
of the program consisted Of letters
from men overseas. Among them
were letters from Captain John
Eea!y read By rs wife. others from
Captain Enrol chase read by MS
mother, ard from Captain Charles
Smith read hy Mrs Lillian Smith.
\ beautiful. tableaC. entitled Under
the Folds OF L.her-v's Banner" was
gwen by Miss Alice Dartor-h. Tt-
program c!oses: by singing The Sta
Spa2glei Banner" Delicious re-
f-eshEeats OF ICE cream and cake
were served unle- tie directions OF
Mrs. Clough. Mrs.. Beal. Mrs. Ha--
vile and Mrs. Lott,e Gates.
The Philarhea Sewing Class met
Tuesday afternoon VIII. Mrs. Lotrle
Griffin on Mechanic street. The time
vas spent in sewing for their annual
fair
Miss Lois Martor a member c,
the graduating class. has severed her
connection with tire class CT 1919.
and VIII complete her studies a.
Westbroox Seminar
The Helen Coburc Missionary 80
Getty viii meet with Mrs. Davis Nil
ie-. Friday afternoon.
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Following is at extract from The
suburban j paper published al
Wayne, Pa:
THE home Of NJ ara Mrs. Jo,-
4. -;i!4tsor. Tire Ro'..1ere' was the
scene Ct a very pretty eec1ir- 81
Ncrlay. February 5 a. o'clock
whsc Mss Mlcgt3er.-s E.zanet.,
k-erner q Paris Franco. vas mite!
pr Ce!A pastor - -he E-tor--.e1
Lutheran church # Philadelphia. o.
floating
TIE living room was transferred:
into 4 cf:ape,. IT, ceremony n-ln-
performed II E-c1- % bank u ferns
The house vas G-cE,:Se.y decorated
wiz. ferns ard 3Iarg-er.-es.
70 ira strains cf Ha1deTs Largo"
r-4yed ~ Miss Elizabeth Johnson 81
Lebanon. and Dwight Conn Il
"aEre. IT, Wedding party catered
me room.
Mss kuehre-. whn was givec l.
marriage b. NJ. Tt-lo-scr. wore :
peaut;<ll gown Of white satin. t-.-1-
ia. IN ducr-sse Ace. w!,.ci. t-cercer
With ner vel. were .a.-lo"-2s. She
Carried: i bouquet OF WHIT Mar
gUer:tes.
Miss Evelyn Wi,ter:. II Meric-.
acted IS flower girl wearing 4 dress
Of whi-e ana carving yellow Ma
g-ert-ee Charles VI. SEea@er. j.,
ccceE IS Pags.
TIE mai. OF hcror was Miss Mona
Wh!-lock. v.o vas eow-ed n jyiIe
chi-cr ana carried yellow Mar
c,,eri-es Nj Moce-s was ac-ec6ed
~ John N-lcerd. q Merton. as oest
man
tbs a--.cle IS q especial interest
20 Skcwhegaa people, because Ct ire
fact tia, the groom. Hora-io TobeT
Ncoers. ras E-cvc % manhood II
their midst. and developed into
young man OF whom Trey are Justly
proud. He IS -he sen Ct NJ. and Mrs.
John \. Mooers ard was graduated
<ro-, the Skowhegao High school i.
the class az -a-4 That fan re er-
Jared Bow5oi- College where le RAJ
rhe distinction OF being re c1tT
great grandson o. 4 former BowCoi-
~ a.ate. There Re became r-eT1h
Of the Theta Delta CT! fraternity.
During Mr.. Nocers college course. re
attracted much attention bT MS ex-
celrarce II snor- story writing arf
- speakrg During his Freshman
vea- he was the winner OF several
n-izes. among them the DAVE. Se~ai!
--er7i4,r,. which was awarded f7r e1-
ce,Isnce II short story writing, Drr-
ing tn;s year ard again IN his Sopfo-
more wear. he won the Alexander
,,,ye which was the reward offered
~ Speaking contest This was ire
S-s- time II the history o. lhe coi-
,ece that this prize has been ~on
~ -n- same student on Two success
sive wears. He was also the winner
81 me Hiland lockwood ta-roa1hs
,-iza which is awarded for excel
Ia,ce !, defamation and English
D,,-;n4 his second and third years.
he won the Hawthorne Prize. which
: -ha reward offered in contest II
English among tse -hree Upper
classes. 80
IA va. member Of the IlG---
-oa-a Tor three years. serving as Us
.,air-,an during the last year. r.
80, so-v-d cre year as he art &C.
+nr If the Bugle board, and vas 90
.ns hoard Of directors OF the Bow
so;, Publishing Co. Early n MS Ji
80 xsa- he was horored by being
chosen class poet
Before the close OF this year. re
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and Yourself You regard it as a
step 7 The nigh. di-ecCoc'
SEi-h-Ws DO.
Mahe--You suggested this HI! 20
tha Governor
Smirh-ColIaboratiy
Maher-Has the Governor chang
&c his mind on this subject since ne
+ delivered his laaUg--a.'
Smlth-The day before His excel
lency left he 4sk ne Il
Maher-Thac does not answer my
question; has he changed his nird'
Snlrh-Nor that I know Of
Maaer-On page 10 OF the Cover
nors inaugural he said: Il recon-
mend that the Industrial Accident
! Commission be given authority 10 tx
the rates OF insurance TO be charged
BY causualry companies doing bust
ness in Maine. ard that optional
state insurance be provided tor IN
less you feel certain that the author
itv 10 tx rates will il ITSELF be a sut-
dcien- guarantee against excessive
rates" Has the Governor changed
his views from those there express
ed
Smict-Not 20 my knowledge.
Maher-Isandersta you 90 not
believe N state insurance.
SMITH have not said SO.
Maher-Do you believe II i.
SMITH don't think that enters
| into the question.
Maher-Do you believe il it
Smith, do not as at present con-
Quoted.
/ Mr.. Smi,f, then admitted in reply
TO questions by Nr. Maher that he
was not familiar with results N
! Wisconsin. New York. Ohio and other
states ard could not express a def
irl.e opinion as 20 results obtained
in those states By state insurance. He
thought their rates were higher than
those in Maine but would want tine
| to look Up data before making a
! definite statement.
| He favored Bill 81 over the Others
because it more nearly complied with
the Governors wishes, but admitted
/ that he was not familiar with House
! IS, whereupon Mr. Maher asked if
| be did not think it would have been
| fair 20 the committee to have given it
| some study.
I believe" answered Mr.. Smith.
| "thatss7 IS the best bill: that il COW
ers the points desired ard may add
| that I submitted all to His Excel
Iency. the Governor. and 81 seemed
| TO meet his desires.
| He further expressed the belief
that s. would increase rates so 10 50
per cent II the average wage was
| left as now and the compensation a.
| two-thirss OF average wage il would
increase IS per cent IL the hospital
! provision was eliminated il would
. increase II 50 per cent
| DR. C. H Coombs OF Waldoooro
president OF the Maine Medical So
ciety. and DR. H. y. Garceion Of
Lewiston. president Of the Andres
coggin Medical Society. appeared ID
urge that the law be changed SO that
employees might select their own ply
sicians.
Ralph w Brewster Of Portland.
representing the Maine Christian
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WlNSL0W
Sebasticook Literary Club En-
tertained-H. & W. Ladies
Hold All Day Meeting
Grange to Meet Friday

TIE SebastlccCk Literary CLUB was
entertained Tuesday afternoon az re
home % Mrs. Q. e Barnard. Mrs..
Et---v Norcc-. IL president PRESIDED.
E.-ye. .-.er5e-s responds. . lie 70.
"a! or current ava-cs. one was ac-
-~pt=d - mem h.-si..p ana ar- -a;,le
was proposed al. accepted. House
nod economies we-a g.ver. r
meeting was p.ace, : re hands .
NJ Program cu:l-,.,-ee
N notion = ere u re members
! committee y -aree VI IS Jennie 4
ard. Mrs Roland 3 Eu-c1.-s and Ms
LCsept. Eaten. were appointed 70 tor-
a. Amendment . TIE constitution n
-sga-: to men. 1e-sA:2. ara rr.-g -.
retc-e the tex. 7,Go meeting r.
c.uo VIII meet TUesday afternoon,
1larc- - w.. Mrs. Joserh Ea-sr.
Ire E5-..ing swo--a ara N...c:.-.
Laa:ss' Al feit al al &ay meeting
Wednesday, al ne Ta-cn-et Cil7
House. \ d:-.:=r - baae,. leans
salads past. anil coE-e vas serve!
& noon. Tne dinner committee con-
7-.se4 Mrs. E,-a Webber and Mrs. n
:. Carson --e AIDES are PLANNING
for their whist party L.a- vii - nell.
Monday evening a. re Taco-nec C.;--
House. Prizes VII ha g.Te--
\ patrol meeting - -ae Boy Scouts
ot l-oop J. Vas he.: Tuesday ere
1!-g AZ TIE hog1a d C,.S ara James
W-canl. Frs s;-ear. at.sr - meet
.ag games were PLAYED and refresh
rents serye: -hose present we-e
Rev Charles F Robinson. Robin ROE
i1sor, -a.ae-- Moore, Clifton NcMu..eE.
Charles Sparkling. John Sa..'.ord
Scot McDe-al6. E.;-oE- Eooe-ts, ot.s
arI Lar-as W.-.ar..
NJ. ana Ms. George Staples o:
Hartford. Cc1-.. are guests q M and
Mrs Har-Y :. Norton.
Mrs Nett:e Harmon u WaIar~ilif
- caring for Mrs. A.ber: cham
WHO IS II.
TIE Christian End4avo- Society 1e.d
- business meeting Tuesday evenlHs
a. 10 Cong-egat.cna, vest-y. kec-
dali Howard. lie president preside!
Reports Of Tie variot.5 cor, n tee wers
ven anu a c'taea- 49, go
owed and games were enjoyed. Ms
Ha.ry :. Norton vas the Pianist COX
TIE games. Refreshments Of the POP
corn aid apples were served.
ehe regular meeting u IRE Grange
VIII be reid Friday evening a. tHs
Grange nall. a good program will be
given. The ladies' o. tie degree @ca-
are requests 10 ae p-esn- A. IN i:a-
a. $50. rehearsal WI % ae.d ce-
fore tie meeting
\ rery enjoyable callco bal was
held Tuesday evening az The grange
-a.' and vas largely attended. ex-
celIa7- music was furnished ~ tn
c-chast-a. Most of the ladies' were
Alfred in calico ani ne gentlemen
having 4 re 20 match me ADJ 9 gown
went On the grand march WITH 1-r. Re
r-esr-,.erts we-e or sa,a
Mss SaG.s Morrow vas a guest,
-uzsGay. u he- c0urs.n. Mss Eva
Lyons a SidneE-
s. NJ chase % Old Orchard and
William y SIetson % Portland we're
BUSINESS visitors N town, Tuesday.
\ dance under the auspices OF the
club members. will be held this Thurs
dag evening, at ire Taconnec Club
House
r @ Jones went 20 -.unu-n- Wednes-
day OF 4 few days business trip
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Readfeld Grange.

R-adfeid Grange met IN reg-lat
session. saturday, March !. With all
the officers present. some matters u
business were disposed Ct II the fore
noon after which I fine dinner Was
enjoyed by all. TIE lecturer present
81 ar Interesting program II the az
rernocE. Singing by Grange, Yankee
Doodle and C,i Folks at Hcmy ad-
dress. Tie Schools, SCpT cakes:
Other Town Interests. z. E. Peacock
reading. Charles W Crosby; pc per
A Mothers Creed Lucy Barnard ;
singing. Dixie An invitation was nc :
cepteG from Starring Grange 20 vlsl-
them, Saturday. March - and confer
third ard fourth degrees on a large
class A rising cote Of thanks was
given Surt. Cakes There VIII be an
all Gay meeting 81 The Farm Bureau
at me Grange hall. Wednesday Mar
5. everyone is invited. 10 attend:
ladies not already solicited from
please bring pastry.
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IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

signals that the kidneys need help.
You should use GOLD MEDAL Haar-
EN- oil Capsules Immediately. The
soothing. healing oil stimulates the
kidneys relieves inaamm alton AID de-
struys the germs which have caused il
Go 20 your druggist today and get 2
BOX of GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil
Capsules. IN twenry-tour hours you
should feel health and 7isor returning.
After you feel somewhat improved
continue TO raxe one or two capsules
each day. SO as 20 keep the 1rst-ciase
condition and ward Of the danger Of
other attacks.
ASK for the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sizes. Money re-
funded 4 they do cot help you.
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but it does feel that these demands
are just.
G. Walden Smith. State insurance
comm issioner. said that he appeared
at the request OF His Exceliency.
Governor Milliken- as his personal
representative and stated that the
Governor favored the bill House
document s., as complying with his
ideas OF a liberalization Of this Law
as outlined in the inaugural address.
Mr. SmNh then covered substantially
the same ground as had Mr. Murray.
Rep. Maher-Did I understand
you Mr.. Smith. to say you appeared
as the spokesman for the Governor
Mr.. amith-Yes sir.
Maher-You were an insurance
underwater before you became head
Of the insurance department?
smi.h-Yes sir: mostly Of causual-
ty insurance
Maher-This bill. House %. cry
s,alizss the ideas of the Governor
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Kidney disease Is 10 r.specte- Of per
scrs majority Of the lis a5-ictin :
people TODAY ian be traced back 20 the
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
srfans Of the body. They are the fl
terers Of your blood. If the poisons
which are swept from the tissues by Il ?
blood are not elm through I'll.
kidneys. disease of one form or another
viii claim you - q victim.
Kidney disease is usually indicated by
weariness, sleeplessnsss, nerTousress
aespOndency. backache. stomach trou-
bic. pam IN loins and lower abdomen.
gail stonea. gravel rheumatism. sciatica
and lumbAeo.
All these arrangements are natures
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STATE OF MAINE

TO all persons Interested IN either ,.
\ the estates hereinafter named,
A. Probate Court held At AuSusta.
t5 and for sss q = sss ees, ~
GUY Lord one thousand nine hundred
and Nineteen, and by Adjournms1t from
day 70 day from the swenty-tourth day
having been presented FOR the action
T tnereupon hereinafter Indicated. il g
/ hereby ORDERED:
4 That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested. by causing ! copy
q ss aTasI Ss ,s pss
/ bec Journal, newspaper published al
Augusta. IN said County. tina, they NAV
/ appear Al a Probate Couruto De held az
q M A 4 3 :. isss q ten ocloek n
I the forenoon and be heard thereon II
| they see cause.
ALICE A. AANrER- late OF Oak
! Land. deceased vii, aad petition for
merit OF executor without bond present
ed by Ernest ". Lewis. executor named
/ therein.
/ WALTER Il. DAVIS. late o. Augusta:
vi! and petition Cor probate thereof
without bona presented By My-on II.
! DAVIS. executor named therein.
, OLIVER c. SMITH. late Of Mon
/ mouth. deceased. VIII and petition tor
/ probate thereof and tor the APPOINT
Emerson. executor named therein.
/ LYDIA MELVIN soCLE BOSS, late
OF Vassa!boro. deceased VII and Pc
t.t:on for probate thereof and FOR the
appointment Of executor. presen ted o?
Il. A Priest. executor named therein
CE0RA YEATON Petition Tor adop-
ton presented by Nellie z. Nicholas and
! Andrew e Nicholas q Augusta.
CHARLES A. FRENCH. ate % NJ.
I Vernon. deceased Flnal account pre-
sented for allowance BY oscar q
French. administrator.
MARTHA 2 BURNS. late OF Angus
-, deceased Frs: account presented
for allowance 1y c r. Topper. execu-
ter
MARTIN Garfield. late OF Togas,
decea sed, Feuuon tor distributor 1le
~ Jo1a W. Garfield. acG,i.ist-at tor WIFE
W.! annexed.
FRANK 4 GILMAN. axe Of Mon
mouth. deceased. Petition Eor li!ow'
aace sled BY Iva " Gilman, widow
ELIZABETH JOHNSON. minor OF
Boston. Petition f2r license to sell rea.
estate Of sad miner, situated D.. n A. A.
serres! 81 Bu-.e.xh Martin. guardian.
LEOLA JOHNSON. minor. Of An
--.sta Position or license TO sell reaI
state Of sad MINOR. situated =: Al,
2-sIa = hernepsc 1o-a,y. sresen'e''
WARREN ! COOK. late If Augusta
deceased Petition Tor license 10 sell
real estate OF sad deceased situated =
Augusta n he..e5ec County. presented
6y alter II. Sanbc-,. ADMINISTRATOR.
ESTHER A. POTTER. LATE OF Angus
-. deceased. Petition f2r license 20 sea-
re-. sl4-e Of said DECEASED situated. n
A.-:s,a n kenneoec County. pTesen-t.!
bv Sanford :. t'ogg, administrator WI,
will annexed
IRA Y. RANDALL. lac Of Augusta
deceased Viii ard petition Tor pro-
Aa.a thereof and fer the appoint -Ient 0.
exe-ur;N without bond. presented ~
Per-ha Vi Randall, e1ecut7x named
therein.
II said Court AZ Augusta, TINS -ourt,
day OF March n lie year OF our Lord
one thousand n..e hundred and nine-
r. W. LEIGHTON. Register.
4 rte copy
Attest r " LEIGHTON, Register.
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Ss7 T-ls WcMAN's CASE

Bovine OF Les Angeles.
= Aer had suffered
= NAE trouble for years. rot
-. 20 ny homework, or
r.. lef from doctors. Lydia E.
{. vegetable Com pound
t8 vel woman. and / want
= -. "or'd the good this medi-
e.sss This woman is perfectly
.ai,,. ana should be commended
, 80. osers how she rexaiued
sa''.: -adv.
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Us one Il the fev 1!eE &c be ac-
csPreG as al ambulance driver II the
American Field Service. that ser
ice Ct which a member II General
J ---eS san -as said The Amer
can AMBULANCE F.e.G Service $ t-e
--est fever q TIE magnificent
-r--@1-- fra: ny - g-e4c America
-9 he- l---e AN SISTER r sa----
N he Espa g-e. May ). -e-1. u"
F-@1ce. where II became atra1141
= ne E-e1cn army. co1n@cfet 49,
SECTION -5-r4 D.V,ei1n- = I--
C.,aT- -a--. sector.
Eror MS r=-,-rn from France =
months later. re delivered lectures On
tore fstur--ng 20 Bcw1olo. wHers ne
went Z complete Is s-,.i.es. LAST
simmer HI Ven 10 Dartmouth SUN
1.er sclcoi = MAKE ~ IRE work
wricn W rad missed whli" overseas,
a-i = vas there maj NJ. 1locers Az
Miss ku@c-e- began friendship
which Las a-&e'! 50 pleasantly.
Upon corpl@-.cn Of lis studies. Mr.
Ncce-s mad preparations 20 ecte-
the chemical var service, OUT was
called % Camp Deve-a. wte-e ne was
enrolled n The 58-h Company, 3-r
Battalion. -5ls- Depot Brigade. From
go. :, - r,,-a-~-a. Research 50
I'LL v-..,.-1- n q whe-e lie
-e-~,-:,..7 ,----r =. ~7ca.veG Ms G.s-
-,,.--a So ->,- -.-,a VI Noo.-s
u. "a, .---;c~a., - "a pe--s--,z-s
-, So. c-,-.,. =, -rn<aescr ~
E~-r-,T.
w., .-,,.. - 1850 r,~r :. -
HI,
49,, -, --e-.5 -,
-1..
49,. -s,,.,.e =. co,, -
,r -,-,, l-,--,..-
I-..., 49,. IA
--c.,,--.+-
~. -. 49,, , -.-
I'LL -e-.,. p-.rs+a-...
~ -. ~ 49, -.
-.
80 - :. $3.50 49,, .r1 80.
r,--o, s-.-a,. - --.,-
,o, -. -,
- -, 80.
n 80 ,.,,--[,, -.--.-,,
:. ~ Ia -.-.a- rrox, III
80 - 80 = 80 $500
:. ~. 49,
Frank W:-hee Of Fa--,a,t was be-
-7-e q y D-aka ~ P4+-sssl5 Nor
5,- - I. 49, n,z---
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COMPENSATION
"ar' 7uec from PAGE one)

"a. vas $ or less a week: 421
b. en- pensation was be-
= $40: 1885 where it was
H. -. = And SIS Labor. said he.
h. -eS.7e % put any unneces-
. ,ls- burden upon industry.
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H. Tobey Mocers Weds Paris. France Girl at Wayne Pa.
Groom Well Known Skowheg Boy ~ Cider Case Before
Judge Drake-Patrarchs Militants Meet - Rebekahs
Hold Interesting Session
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Don't wait until your
cold develops Spanish
influenza or pneumonia.
Kill it quick.

STANDARD cold remedy fer 20 yearsm .scies
fcrm-.afe, sure, no oplats-hreaks up . ecid
"a - hou-re!ieves E3.p q dAya Acoey
back & IL fails. The genuine boz has Red top
WITH A<. E;Os picture. Az Al Drug SeoreA
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PROBATE NOTICE Nc,.ce is here
pt gwen rha- IN -1e -werry-toU--h Cay
81 Eeb-ua--- laIa Water 81 Sanoorn OF
A.gusta II ne County Of keaneoec.
vas ~ ire PROBATE CoU-r for the Ccuc-
y Q. hec7ebsc. diiy appointed acn!.-
,s--a.or q the estate ~ Warren ..
Geek. late az AIy.s1l in said County,
,.ecea SET. ara NAT on the sane da'e
sad Waiter u. Sa15 qualified to-
ID aCcer1e. sad IS
A.-sst r ". LEIGHTON
Register OF Probate.
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Who Benefits by High Prices?
You feel that retail meat prices are too
high.
Your retailer says he has to pay higher
prices to the packers.
Swift Company prove that out of
every dollar the retailer pays to the
packers for meat, cents is for packers,
profit, IS cents is for operating expense.
and IS cents goes to the stock raiser: az
that the prices of live stock and mea1
move up and down together
The livestock raiser points to rising
costs of raising live stock.
Labor reminds us that higher wages
must go hand in hand with the new cost
of living.
No one, apparently, is responsible No
one, apparently, is benefited by higher
prices and higher income
We are all living on high-priced SCALE
One trouble is that the number Of dollars
has multiplied faster than the quantity of
goods so that each dollar buys less than
formerly.
Swift & Company, u. S. A.
Augusta Branch sO-s2 Water Street
R. w. Pope, Manager
k19SM
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PROBATE NOTICE. Noties = Asrs..
by given that On the third oAy q
March. 1878. Frank @. YArffnGtoo Ct Az
gusta in the County Of kenneooc. vas
BY the Probate Court for the County g
Eennebec. duly appointed aAminA1&ya1or
Of the estate OF J. Hobart HAsfAoea
late Of Augusta m said Counfy. D.
ceased and that on the sam1 d1ts oAs0
Afses,: r w. LEIGHTON,
Rsgbesr Of pfoooea
mch6 thurs,5t
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~ gwen that or he seventeenth cAT ..
February. 30 Howard z. Aadaevs OF
Ha.loxeil II the County Of kenneoe,.
was by the Probate Court FOR the Co0n-
~ Of kenneaec. duly appointed admins"
t-3tor Of the estate Of Elmer 4. An
a-evs late Of Gardner n sad COUNT;
deceased, nd that On tae "a re date $40
Howard E Andrews 1UAlasd cor anu
accepted sad trust.
...as- r. " LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

PROBATE NOTICE. Nous = 0ers-
BY given that On the nfst dax g 3afen
Tst9 t3eorxe O. Weeks q YA181o1A n
The COUNTY % somerset. vs. n sh.
probate Court for the County ~ kenAo-
bee. duly appointed guardian q lo1Il1fd
z. Savage, of Oakland in sd CSoeSy.
aa6 that On the same date oAj0 Ooosee
q. Weeks qualified for and accSvtoo seso
trust
Attest. ". AGHoaION.
Register Of pfvooSe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice IS here
BIZ given that on me iirst day Of March.
l4I4 Aasel =. Gram Of Wiassrop IN the
County ot Nsunr5sc. was By the Pro-
bate Court for the County Of Esrneoec.
diiy appointed administrator 81 the ea-
tate OF MAY A Renics. .ata of Win
on the same date said Anse. L. Braan
qualified for and accepted said trust
Attest r W. LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate.
--hE 49,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice 10 here
By gwen that on the twenty fourth day
II February. e. JOSIAH A. Norton -
was 81 -.e PROBATE CcUr- for the C1Ga-
- OF hennebec. duly appointed ccEser-
vat0- o< TIE estate Oh Mara I Legar <
--g-sJa II sad County, and taa- CT
~. sa7-e r:a.e said Josiah \. Nortca
.-1a,.--d Tor =: accepted sad t-,:st.
Aes P w LEIGHTON.
Register OF Pro safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

PROBATE NOTICE. notice - hers-
- y,yan fha- on the fourteenth day OK
Februa-y. 1919. Il. I. Pinkham OF Pa
!er-ro IN the County of Waldo. va ny
the Probate Court for the County. Ok
kennaoec. duly appointed aoministia-
jata Of China n Kernebec County, Dc.
-sased. and thac On the same date sad
Il Z. P!naham qualified for and accept
at-as. r. " LEIGHTON,
Register Of PROBATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

PROBATE NOTICE. Motto: = hsre.
nv xiven that on the third az OF
March. 1873 Arthvr z Pay o. ZEN n.
p-ooa,e Court for the County Of kenne-
5ec. duly appointed executor 81 me VII
Of samuel w Pray. lats q Rome N
80 Ss.. aid Arthur z Pray quail
Se,. for and accepted said trus,
K,tss,: r. ~. LEIGHTON.
REGISTER Of Probate.