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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
COMING EVENTS

Cc-- lS-Sl-N atloua- railroad ACCIDENT
preventative drive.
memorial.
Oct. --&emorla! exercises fur fpr1ne-
Governor aalnes. by heDneDt@ 5a-
Assrciarlon Il =, augusta.
OCT. @--MaIne State meeting OF Inter
Ralun2. sunshine Societies, LEV son
Oc-. .--A1terlnE Governor anu Council !
2 NJ. a. state House.
Oct .4-25-Waldo annual contest. Doys
an0 girls CLUBS. Belfast.
OcJ. 2--4a-Cent-al A-onsTuok aluua.
contest. Ocrs and girls cIuDs. presC ue
Isle,
Oc1 G-5outne-a Arnust1ok aonua. con-
test. BOYS anG girls c!Gos. t1ouloon.
0Ct. L-4 0rk 4llnuA. contest, boys anu
girls cubs. Sanford.
Oct. 3r-oeI clocks oack one hour Da -
!iEnT SWING ENDS 1o- TINS -ea-.
Oct. S-da!ne state Settlers AssociaLo-l
am ia! -neetlng al state House. A.
OCT aNsuprerne Court. clvl and cr.I7li-
IL. --r-Tr Wlscass.l
Oct $i-Gl-E.4stera Forest PRODUCTS
Oct a-a-Naina -eache-s' convention
d. -nr-!a- I.
Or. - by ca. Colby College. Wat
e~vIlie
Oc-. Ss-A-a ne Library Association.
F.ieh scnooi building. Portland.
Nov l-&o-Upen tine on deer IN eight
southern counties.
Nov. special session OF The -eslsia-
Tlre.
Nov Annual Maine Intercollegiate
=. qge Goa nLr- LIN. Y ateryl.ie.
Nov tT-ArIuistlcs aay.
Nnv POMONA Grange a. IN AZ
gusta-
Nov lS--eI Celebration Of -"th ann YER
sar~ OF Baptist c.1Hrrn. DAIra-iscot u.
Nov -. =. n *. convention a, Al
burn.
xgr. I----Malne Pornplngic4l Soc,et-',
Main. DaIrvElel Association. Maine
-eed Improvement ASsnclAtnn. Name
LIE Stnc. Breeders Association and
Bows and Giris' clubs q Sango--
Nov i--eeoo-AHine State POnUlnSlC24 So
%nv r-5t--Cpen line on moose. Lne
tirst me- Tor i've Years IN dame.
De- a-1.-al..I4e State PoI4l-y AsEn a
t1ort ialu
Dec. n-F7rnnna Grange a. Munuuu+ 4.
Ja1: L. Iess-.'onuna Grange a. MAJ!
rner,ar tAanuaf.
Dec I5-1:-raagor PuuIt-y assn Z: Fan
goT.
Dec I5-9n-A-u1al injecting % Name
Sta-a Grange. al Bangor
Jan G-s-W esiern Maine PouI r. Azsr
Al ~ orway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
EameSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

:; is fatal 70 health ami personality
. r estimated tnat over 81 900 persons
srr dIso eacr venr N the pas: decsne
.aEg oefn~s their allotted span Of lie.
.r-0--,- me effects Of excessive fstness-
~ a-e-Eiuuf nap " woman IL csr-yinS
aaHesitn- adIpokIty that ID pressing
sSai-Et and nJuring vital organs OF tns
N71 The heart that dsiic8te human
s0frS-StuE. becomes cunges'ed- In nnmef
'si -asex mere are dangerous gafnef'nEs
e backed N fat around the tnroat'
stomach liver and other deiicaEe psrtS-
-oro;lSas cverntortneaR the aMictso per
scr mile apparently well ID nnple 70
7s--rGsnsss. neurasthenia. physic1i or
-enJsi cnliapse and other disorders. tnr
'a"slt- IN i--itating. Cases OF Hedsf
a''avr. spnpiex-, snnstroke. err. are RE-
-Ieaf muses. Of prematn-e oessn,
persons are particularly victims OF acci-
asHn sDo are more ilsble tnnn nesNns.
aenue- persons TO heath frnm ruduenxAs
la-cnonis ana other se~urr sifmenss
~ IRE sssrssoui Jnu si,naid n1w 80
- y sios uie;ns fnr rnu 10 ~ yu1al
~ IkrJ ram before natural ole ~ oWnU
r-sgss ru dp not ernanetpatr yunssb fsD ~
eSfor ~ uuncaittiy. rmaGhtiy M. nmu0E.
,lsnasr siio VOW appearance snosld ssee~s
'SFT- -rs more rffy1cfips. THEW n oen3nt-
az ase-esfa netnoc q: weagns f.dncttou EnD.n
-lreeaon NTH tho use Of cal q kpFsin 1nM
aaa 50 paesasnt bsrsuss II o1ntaim no
,,.tF3,, o. oinsr sa:.s drastic ;n ,,nss1 ,o am
=. eas ali ruu med. TIM korsin HyaIen =
.-Sifris'-f. II u perfectly harmless. nennnsuosd
" z5tieism. rsIiznie self -treet1ens-
~ recuciug now YOU mzy expect EreafsI
eae pnysical s@rimry. beftsr hsalth snd
srnser lie. Be fnir % your.ef snd
sose VINO srs dear 10 JON Surpr1ss
-non- with your renewsd ~igpr. "
sng and surprisingly superior person
tn- 6et OIL Of koyeIn fshe easy knrs'n
NAH - N each pkge.l 1t the drug sfors
"lthont asis-: or II 0ors convenient,
.eoe u 90 eash. stsmus or mnney orusf
knrsin O.. Nk-6os Station =. 6ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
RELIABLE METHOD OF HAIR CARE

II -N far me most conspic-
-.s -n.ng ano1t IS and Is probably
-- --las1 easily damaged ny bad or
-r ess --cA--ne -- / We are very
-~a--l n ha-T washing, We viii
r-,~-ua 40 aalr troubles. An
zqa..a.v me shampoo tor this
1-r.. Ter. cns thar brings OUT ali the
j. -. oeautr n he hair, that dis
..-rs ann er7--rni~ removes all
..aaru6. c-oass oil and dirt. can
-s..~ ae used a. -.Itilng expense by
TT c-ssolvlas q teaspoonful OF
p a,-oz winch you can ger Il
m 9-ugsysr' n cup of hor
THIS makes a full cup OF
l-- pos liquid. enough SO Il = e4sy
b a9u.v i; - al the hair instta d
Ia- ne -o9 O. tte head. This
.a.--lca.i~ diasolves al impurities;
.1l creates soothing cooling
zae~ F.nsln- leaves ne seal
n7- essiv clean. soft and plant.
.E.le ne nair takes on THE GLOSSY
aneSs u na1uIal cnior. &4so ii
.tnass which makes q, seem
r-lA heavier than i IS. After can
TX shampoo. arranging The mar
q uleasure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
WISCASSET

Mrs. A G. French. VINO has neen
Uniting IN New Hampshire FOR -h1
past Two weeks is now a. home.
M Orilvie and M-. Mcdonald ami
wife and daughter of Maiden, Mass.
have been passing a few days on Nj
OEilvie's farm.
a number OF twrnspeople attend. d
Topsnarn far "Wednesday. Everyone
reported a good time
NJ. and Mrs. Perry Fowle have
been up north the past week on a
hunting trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin jackson
celebrated their golden wedding an
uiversary. Saturday evening, whom
quite a few people gathered al the :
hume on the Alma road. They we e
presented with u purse of money.
Refreshments af cake and ire cream
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. A T. Rossiter Of
Providence. z. l.. are in town n
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. s. Shea and son
Harold and Elsie Ogiivie motored @
North Whitefieid Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

the money The captain wrote to tho
Portland HEADQUARTERS and WINS tpid
by that office that 4 Curtis papers
were al night - advance the man
what muney ne needed and that the
rest would curae later And 90 II hap
penea that 4 few Gays ago check
arrived from New turk for sa44 - the
talaace due Curtis. ana with i came
some lr+nrIna ton regarding The par,
ne chaplain IN France PLAYED IN the
RECOVER lie aaQ e,'ied IN VAIN 20 To-
cate III i-rls. and had finally deposited
siae 5000 IN Cns of The PARIS banks.
The correspondence winch sL2-ted
tram Pa.a finally reached TINS bank
and The money was sent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Mt. VERNON

Among the vlsIto-s - Portland
last week were Nj Burton 8. Hal,
who attended he assembly meeting
ot the Grand Lodge. 7. O. o. F.
Mrs. Z. j Gilman. Mrs. l. Y. Re-
duncc-- and Mrs. J. W. Allen, who
attended The assembly meeting Of
the Grand Lodge Of Rsbekahs, and
Rev and Mrs.. c. Il. Berry. Mrs. z.
L MiIie1-. and Mrs. r z. Danren.
delegates 10 the annual meeting Of
me Maine State Sunday School As
suciRtIcn.
The moving pictures next Sa-ur-
day evening viii illustrate Louisa
Aicott's famous book. Little No
men" Il IS 70 be d benefit perform
ance for Few. and Mrs. Genrge ".
Borden. VINO recently lost their
possesslnns ny fire.
The Mount Vernon and Vienna
Sunday School Association VIII hold
its fail convention in the Dunn's
Corner church next Friday. October
81. Rsv. Charles 4. Berry will
bring Echoes from the State Con-
vention.'' also there will be ad-
dresses by Rev. George ". Borden.
pastor of the First Baptist church.
and Rev J. J. Hull. State superin-
randent of Audit Department. This
is TO be an al day meeting with a
basket dinner. coffee 10 be furnish
ed by the entertaining Sunday
school.
Miss Mabel Allen has returned
from her vacation passed with
friends IN Springfield. Mass.
Edwin Kelley has completed the
section of State road between the
viIiage and Seaveys Corner. Nj.
Kelley. who is one Of the hustltng
young farmers Of TINS vicinity, has
done a fine piece Of work
Aware Gordon has purchased the
Rice Brown farm.
Among the visitors 70 Augusta
last week were c. E. Webber and
son Maxwell. J. a Rundiette. J. W.
Allen. Sherman webber, and Mrs.
Leon Gordon.
Arthur Gordon had the misfortune
last week to lose a part Of his rignf
torefinEer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

land BrlcAlayers Cnnn tonight
voted to present new wage scale
10 he contractors tomorrow. the
same y lake effect on January g.
1920. The scale calls Tor an increase
Of 70 GEMS an hour over Che pre-
sent rate Of 20 cents while s1.50 an
hour will be demanded fnr boiler
repairs. IS conn pared with INC pre-
sent scale Of one doiian an hour.
Double pay for overtime VIII also
Re asked. together with car fares
ear all work outside the old CITY
limits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says sackacne Is S,gr You Have
Beer Eating Too Mucn Meat

When YOU wake up with back
acne and dull MISERY n the kidney
region X generally means y0u have
been eating LOO much neat. SAYS a
vel known aElhDr-rr- MeaV forms
URIC acid which orerworks ne kid
neys n their effor- u filter u from
the blood and they become sor- OF
para3yzed and loggy. When YOUR
kidneys gel sluggish and clog you
must relieve them. Ike you relieve
vOur bowels: removing al the
boGys ur.noEs Waste, else YOU have
hackache. sick headache. dizzy
spells; YOUR stomach SOUS. tongue
is coated. and when the weather is
bad you have rheumatic tw:nges.
The URINE IS cloud, full OF scdi-
ment. channels often ger sore. water
scales ana you are obliged - seek
relief TWO or three lines during the
night.
Either consult good. Reliable
physician a once Or get from rouT
pharmacist about four ounces Of
JAd Salts; take a tablespoonful IN 1
glass Of wa.ar before breakfast for
d few DAYS and ypCr kidneys viii
Lnen ACT fine. This famous salts IS
made lrum -ho acid Of grapes and
lemon JUICE. combined With lithia,
and has beer used for generations
10 clean and stimulate sluggish kid
neys. also TO neuC-aI!ze acids IL the
urine SO II no longer ir-,tates. thus
ending bladder weakness.
.Iad Salts Is life saver for -nCu-
la meat eaters L Is inexpensive
cannot 1ulure and makes a delight
ful, edervescenl Lrhia- wafer drink.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Crews of Abandoned
Schooner on Wav to \. Y.

New York. Orr. 2e-Crews CT rwC
New Foundiand and the Genera'
Knox Of New York are being prougni
% New York on the steamship To-
ronto Of the EIiermann Wilson line
according ID a wireless received t.
day f-nrn Captain Il. v. Smith Of ChE
steamer.
The message said that both crews
were picked up IN mid-AtlanDc aft=r
they had abandoned their ships. Tie
,-udde-s of both schooners were gone
and the decks avash when me crews
abandoned them and TOOK ID tas
small boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Putting Away the
Summer Clothes

The organizes. palm beach. the
straw hats. ana the low shoes ara
fast disappearing from the day-to-
gay wardrobe. The wise huusewila
does nut let them st2y IN me over
crowded closet % take up valuable
spGce and bruSn against ne velvecs.
scrSes and broadciutas Neither
GOES she lay them away IN any con-
dlLon LAey happen 10 oe in after
heir last appearance. Instead. she
puts them awav carefully cleaned
Gnd -rpH;ed so the leRst change pos
slhle VIII come 10 them. keeping rec
ORD OF what supplies there are and
where sing puts hem N order thai
she NAV fine them when the occasion
ARISES by Simply looking at her desk
lacorGE Il packed III boxes. Label
on eEch BOX failing Inc contents
makes tn" finding Of aHCh 2rIclg an
easy na-Fc~. f1eT outline Of treat
rnenI WoUia be very nearly like me
following. according 70 home eceno-
MICS specialists n the I :. DepaT't-
rncut Of Agriculture,
Washable white ciothing--R ;lsred
carefully no starch added. hlucd
more than usual TO avoid yellow
appearance when spring ulpack.ng
comes. Hung n closet reserved
cOr tbs particular use or folded 50
hat the creases VIII correspond as
-a- as possible with The folds into
winch ne garment 1a.ls y use and
,l2d IN q trunk Of box.
WashG bic coiured cio,les-vas
,1as,4rcled. turned wrong side OUT
ana hung n the closet or packed
away as ware the whIte garments.
Palm beach suIts-CIeRned and
put IN separate box. carefully folded.
Eats-I7ow 10 -geat the summer
nat depends -auch upon The MAJ ari;.l.
L Of straw brushing Of al dust and
packing y q ha- box is good treat
-nent The -eorgerte ana lace hats.
Il soIiea, Sh0uld De dr- cleaned and
allowed - air thoroughly before
uraprinc n issue paper and stor-
ing away Z d MAJ ouz. Avoid weight
which viii crush The trimming.
Shoes-THa pumps and CHORDS
should he r.ti--t-d and pu- away with
shoe --Hes IN .I-h one.
I-vanrury should be simple OF
course. bu- definite CRYING Z list and
storage place Of the clothes for eacn
member o. ne family. This viii
prove Of definite Service when mex
springs clothing budget requires
thought and time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
M0rningstar and Sutton
First Day Winners at
y. 7. Billiard Tourney

New York. Oct. 2e-Ora Morning
star Of san Diego. Defeated Jake
Scilacfer Of san Francisco TO-DAY IN
ne opening game Of the So baIk
line billiard championship lou-na-
meHf- AorEIlEStar high runs were
- o.. % with an average OF
i 1T SchaeIer's high runs were
q. Ss. n with IN average OF - "a -.
The ina score vas. Mnrr,nSsta,
400; Schaafer 30.
George z Sutton. Ch1cs- 60. won
the SECOND game. He defEatea
George T SiGssuI, New England
200 n 90 Sutton average was
Is - with d high runs Of 20. 3:
and D. Sluason's average was
10 1--@@@, high runs IS. - and =.
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FORMER MAID HELD N
CONNECTION WITH THEFT
100000 WORTH JEWELRY

New York. OCT. 2-Mrs. LOUISE
- Armstrong. a maid formerly en-
pioved ny Mrs. Lyela Brandels. was
arrested tonight following her indic.-
Inen- for implication n the robbe.'y
Of sI06,o60 worth Of Jewelry belong
ing 10 me wealthy widow Of H L
Brandeis. According u the assist
ant district attorney none Of the lew
elry nas been recovered. Others
named N the Indictment have not
ye, been arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

reasons why babys birth should be
rerlsI ereC.
TO establish identity TO prove
aa5 4onaIirv To prove leritlmacy.
To show wnen the child mas The
right 10 enter school To show when
the child mas me right % seek en-
plpvrnent under the child labor law.
To es1a bush the right Of tnheritance
Id properly. To establish lIa5iiit. II
military duty. as well as exemption
there1lor 70 establish the right tn
vote. To qualify 10 hoid title %, and
70 BUY or sell real estate. To estao-
lish the RICH. ID hold public Office.
To prove the age q which me mar
rage cunc-act may be entered inJ1.
To make possible statistical studies
OF hpu5rh conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
"kILL:jOYS"
Cors--cEc-, Eaa cache,
Co. Is. 5ulc.S1ess e7ie-
p.th Cas1a-ets
U1h GaSIa- at5

o1h.n- takes the Joy out OF lie
Se- than Z dlsordereQ llver Oh
a-cloCcea bowels. Don't stay
l!lcus. headacty. consLlpaled
move he liver and bowe! p0isOns
... e keeping YOUR head dizZy.
onGue cJatcd. your breath bad
80 slgmarh sour Why not spend d
'r ems fJr oux Of CascaTets anG
--1os he incest. genLlesI laxative
. ...~.lt YQU ever experienced Cas-
...- never grippe. siCken or Incon-
.a.a ons Ike salts, OIL, CaiOInel
e-~s- o,I.s. They work While YOU
AuV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

80 SA@ ASOA 6s LIE lx1Ot0ksl 4oQ ~A--1Sss
being the nnly child
The funeral win be held tn,s morn.
ing from the Catholic church AZ /!
o'clock.
The Past and Present club was en-.
teI'tained yestsrdav afternoon ~ n.
home of Mrs. 2. D Drisko On Mar
street The afternoon was oassed
sewing and dainty Refreshments wsrs
served
Maynard Hardin has returned "a
his duties as moforman ON the ". 2
N Q. Street Railroad, after snJuyinS
short vacation.
". 3 Small, Peter Cleveland and
Arthur GAskln passed the day Sun
day In Augusta.
Fessencau Lutz, who underwent a
surgical operation al the Sisters
hospital n Waterville Yesterday. Is
resting as comfortably as can be ex-
ported
Mr. and Mrs. Eenry Cakes and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cakes
MISS Martha Cakes and Albert Oakes
passed the day Sunday in Skowhe-
gan with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cakes
ST.
Miss Sophia Mcdonald viii ente,
Thomas Business college this morn
ing. where she VIII take a course Il
stenoEraphE-
The PhilaIhea class enjoyed a GOV
cred dish supper 1T me BapEs;
church vest-y, the evening nein:
PASSED socially.
NJ. and Mrs Aberv Johnson. WHO
have been visiting relatives n Ben
ton, have returned ID Worcester
Mass, before returning 70 their home
II Greenwich. Ct.
Miss Annie Moore, who has beer
visiting friends and relatives II
Enuton. has ret urned TO her home II
Clinton. Mass.
John H Partridge Of Sanford va.
4 recent guest Of friends IN tuwn. M
Partridge was a former principal a.
Lawrence high school.
William Foss. who vas a former
resident Of this town. made his frs
VIII here On Saturday after an alb.
sence Of - Years
4. =. Spinuev and r T McIuIlr
hey wiIl be employed
Mr. and Mrs. " " Nye and NJ an
Ms jos PIN SAWYER pa SEQ Sunday :!
Eusris vi h relatives.
Nj and Ms. Frank ChaEnnn we-
guests Of relatives IN Skuwhegaa Sun
ca.
r @. T les left a : night sor SosIol
r. "A few GAYS o. bnsine 6.
Il. Q. Barbour of 3anaica Plain W.
Z nusiness caller II Town yes-s-iay.
TIE re-, lar meeting C Fa.rfs.i
- 70. / Q. F. was held last evenin.
a. : hall
& =. Dewsna- rha has been engage
a 2 oh fpr The Western Z mon crew
wbi~h - q lone .le-e for Tine. fls
ur,rl lei his duties and returned L
/ home New Ea-en g.
Eu. Learned Of lewiston ,assed IN
We :; nd with his mpther IN Kin;
s. G.
- Il :. 7a1kr.a-. VIM U-s bee
IN IN Port and IT, feu da s. ma
: - Z her home OF a.sh street.
s G.envc C-awfl-l e confined q
49, II NE On En- street with IN
mum 9.
NJ am Mrs Ralpa Jewell pass!
Mo1ea il skovheEr
The c=uIar meeting Of ne Mode--
II y men vii. he held ~ their han ul
! aw enc ayenue Tues@Rv evening
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vou1 never knuS, how quickly \
:. -rurn ran nc conquered. until YOU
- ms famous old homemade REM
~ ANYONE vhn mas couCned all DIV
rrc Al nIrnt. VII saw that tine imme-
- -rllef give If almost like magic
:. 4, nv easily prepared. and really
,,-r s nothing better for coughs.
~ 4 pint bottle. put oH ounces
~, 1.rez linen and plain graduated
- s--lr n make full pint. Or
-, ~ Use clarified moiasseA. honey,
u. - zr--p. instead of sugar svrup.
xar ne full pint saves about
-. >, --s nj me money usually spent
~ .or-r n-npa-a-Ious. and gives Won
!, ,,o-a 1ps,1 vn. effective remedy Il
i ,o1. 1s~fec-!r. and t1Etes pleasant
~ jr-ar Ike Z.
Il - = an ee! rhis take hold m
..1r- snu.n ~ IND healing the MEM
ines = q. ne ar passages. Il
,,,,-1rr,nrlv 7nnsens 1 dTv, light cough.
p am rru VII notice the pniegm
oIf auc zen disappear alto
L,,s- No. a ia : u5A VII usually break
r. 5-cina-- cA-ohs or chest cbid,
: ..sn snIeuGld fnr bronch MS.
|-r9up. 10-seness, and bronchial
h 1rnE.
t---ar o~r7nUnr NJ genuine Norway
ne av--ac-. ne most reliable remedy
IN -.-az, and chest ailments.
= a-a,d disappointment, ask vuur
.,--..-,-,s- NJ "3;. ounces Of Pinex"
r.. q. ~ar-Iur and dun't accept ANY,
N aise Guaranteed n give abso-
u-p sail s;atrinn ur money -nfunded.
1t mex 81, Fl Wayne, nd.
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REGISTERED CATTLE
REGISTERED BABIES

Horse and ca1-Ie breeders owning
hooded" stock do moi fail 70 have
-nel- animals rag stared" I ADDS
ID ns.r value and Is therefore Justly
regarded as n4E.1lr desirable. Ion
t..asII-ll ms a1-iCuue with that o.
r1any careless parents. me Public
Health Sel---ice gives ne following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

70 drag voa- corn oU- WIN knife.
there viii 5e q su-prlse waiting fur -ou
when you use "C5eLS-L- imagine Desl-
ing vour corn OF gloriu4sly. easily AM
oaInlessiT lust Like pes.ing OF ma
mana skin. Well, thHf IS VIVA happens
when YOU lsP Gets" There is
nothing else that viii give On -hls
same result Millions II folks have
had the same blessed experience. Wh-
pC-rer and suffer. l1mo. ana snuil a
good time for yourself AND vnur friends.
or yol1: peace o. minu wr1lie irving %
attend IN business" Use 'Gers-L-" me
s.mpIe common sense wa
'5+fE-I-" me prl- sure. ~lE-an an0
rr---7e-apve-. costs hur Z rife . aET
c-ug store Mig by Z. -Aw-c1cs <
Co. Chicago. II.
soiu IN Augusta anu accommodated as
the world best c8r0 -e-nedv 0- lonn
~ouEhI!n Buwd. TN u ebE-c- &c, Z. z.
Either Adv.
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FORKS

EST-John Pierce Of Solur was
a recent caller n uowC.
L. e. D,rg,n and Albert Mckay #
EGstls were n town SUNDAY
Dr and Ms. TX. :. Srlncnieid "
kcwhegan arg stopping d. the
Conoer k1n.
M ana Mrs. aEd Gurnev IF Show
hogan and ser era others were wis.,
ing reIal.-'es n town Sunda-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

o-ding . Gus on- Was presented 10 IN
pastor.
Inv ra1cns ar cut fD- O -ou rail ana
upper a the Uni ersfIist cnurrn Mon
Ca evening, oct. = q: so. Al rerr-
ot-s Z iAe loCa3 UNIVERSE list c..urc'i
a-la al m n i,ers Of oil1e~ churches WIN
N ie tais local cnurc. heir hnrr
ii rsa mos, cordial invited 20 De
pr en-. An i1Ne"eslng prog-aIn IS De-
ng ar-an. e. f1r The occasi-n n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

heen Tor some 1.nc ii the nome Or
ner sIstgr
Mrs. Charles BaocoCk. y 10 ms
been quite III. IS uAprorIna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Al n railroad accident in Cincln-
nsLi. -four cars Of coal were dumped
ON the tracks If the street ruilrusd
company The company Immediately
rushed a snow piow 20 the scene and
picred The GOA away
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

In Il period u one year IA pact1s ~
Dia ing cards were entered II t.12
Stationery account Of M N1.lon
House Of Represen -a-.ves and pa
for Out Of me cor -lger: fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

kentucky's Commissioner IF Forces
rrv is having a hundred bushels Of
maple and oak tree seeds collected IN
his Stale fnr shipment 70 Belgium.
20 be planted IN the war -devasted
a-eas Of that country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

The Grezf aairiess Corn Lonsensr.
Simrse n A. 2. c. Never -aiis.

II YOU have ever --led % -et I'd nf 4
crr1 oE 0unul1nE I'd Your Ioc Win
pandages ar ny uslaE save thai MADE
your toe 20 ana almosz ..w, " -:Ea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Il survived by his mother and father,
oeing the nnly child.
Tho funeral win be held tnis MORN
ing from the Catholic church AZ 0
clock
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Newark Music Festival

Newark's annual music festival. the
fifth, will take place in the 1st Regi-
ment Armory, Sussex Avenue and Jay
Street, on Friday, May 16; Saturday.
May II, and Monday, May 10. The
principal soloist is Enrico Caruso, who
will make his final appearance in this
country, prior to his departure for
Europe, at the concert of May 19. Ap-
pearing with him will be Nina Nor
CANA, soprano. Caruso will sing the
Celeste Aida" Una furtiva lagrimao
and the "Vesti la giubba" arias. An
orchestral novelty will be the first per-
formance anywhere of the termezzo
from new opera by James P. Dunn,
The Galleon," a work now under con-
sideration by Mr.. Gatti- Casazza for the
Opera House.
At the opening concert Anna Case
and Reinald Werrenrath will be the
soloists, and the programme has been
prepared as a "Peace Jubilee" 1t con-
tains songs of the Revolution, of the
Civil War and of the recent world war.
Mr. Werrenrath will sing a new "Hymn