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Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 TWO MILES SOUTH AND 11z MILE
 EAST OF MESA CITY ON
 BASE LINE ROAD
 COMMENCING AT l O'CLOCK Having leased my ranch I will sell at auction the following stock and per sonal property:
 AS HEAD OF CATTLE
 22 head A No. 1 dairy cows, fresh and coming fresh soon; 10 head of long yearling heifers; 10 head of long yearling steers; one high grade Hol- stein bull.
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS
 One 3-inch Studebaker wagon and bed; one hay rack; two moving ma chimes two hay rakes. two buck rakes, three discs, two walking blows, one sulky blow. one wo-horsepower gas engine and pump jack, shovels, hoes, rakes, single trees and other things too numerous to mention.
 Terms of sale: All sums of $10O and under. cash; over this amount six months time will be given, purchaser giving approved ten Der cent note or two per cent off for cash.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

O1hoh NINA4NDI NAI-I1Ll Town Lots and 10-acre Tracts.
 DEEDED LANDS 4S0 A-Large pumping plant, going ranch, $40 per acre. 320 A-Fully equipped and in fine location for $75 per acre. 160 A-Partly improved. at s25. 80 A-Can't bebeat at $50 per A. Terms can be arranged.
 ESTABLISHMENTS 1880 acres in block, fine proposi- tion; s2 per acre.
 320 acres, miles out, s6. S20 acres. 12 miles out, s2o per acre. 160 10 miles out at s5 per acre. Others at all prices and locations.
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY S2 N. First Ave, Phoenix, Ariz Casa Grande Hotel, Casa Grande If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 TUESDAY, SEPT. BOTH. Six miles west on Yuma road and miles south, on Ivy ranch, miles south of Fowler school
 FORECLOSURE SALE Commencing at 1:30, I will sell at public auction the following stock: so head cattle. 32 head Al dairy cows. fresh and coming fresh. IA head springing heifers. 13 head steers, to IS months old. 20 head calves. 1 bull. : head work horses. Farming machin- cry. disc, 1 wagon, mower. buggy, sets harness. Terms of sale. cash. c. O. McMURTKY. Auctioneer.
 l.. c. GALLAND. Clerk. gs TAYLOR'S AUCTION HOUSE
 341 w. Washington St. sell everything. I buy for cash. Raise the other fellows bid every time. You are foolish if you sell before call ing me.
 TAYLOR, THE AUCTIONEER
 PHONE 1917 If
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
It Pays to Read These Columns Every Day
For Sale - Real Estate Casa Grande Lands

200 acres well improved, good pump ing plant, plenty of water, good five room, plastered house, nice orchard and good barn; acres in cultivs- tion; eight acres in alfalfa, some maize and other crop; fenced and cross fenced. This is one of the best ranches in the valley; nine miles northeast of Casa Grande. Will trade for oregon property or will take house and lot in Phoenix as part payment. This is a bargain for s15,000. Easy payments.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 34 South Central Avenue-Phone 710
 Also Office in Casa Grande It
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19

FOR SALE-Lot 50x140, small frame in rear, plastered and tinted walls. closets, lineoleum on all floors, fur nished or unfurnished.
 Lot 50x140, double apartment brick, tinted walls. buiit-in effects, modern, furnished or unfurnished.
 Two corner lots: can build on rear and save rent. Will sacrifice for cash or sell on small payments Apply Owner, sos South Third street or c. A. Dagley with Davie Realty Co, 196 North Central avenue, Phone 3599. db
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
S6OOCASH

Will handle new home, just com pleted northeast. Brick, rooms and large screen porch. Price, s2,S00.
 BAUM & MASON
 110 N. Central Ave, hr
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
FOR LEASE

16O acres for year 1920 Old alfalfa land, now in maize; fine for cotton. Good roomy house. Price $40 per acre.
 See CRAVER with
 TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co. Phone 42S2-10S N Central Ave. It
 52 ACRES of Al land, class A water, two miles from Phoenix; only s200 per acre. For quick sale s5,00o cash, balance at five and eight per cent. This land will sell before six months for $350 an acre. If you want something good for a little money, this is your chance. Keystone Realty Co.,, 15 North First avenue ds
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
20 Acres

Twenty acres on Glendale car line, two miles west of Central avenue, $500 an acre; has been pastured for years and would make fine place for next years cotton crop. Possession thirty days. s1,500 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
Three Bargains

A six-room brick house on large lot, East Mckinley, close to car line: priced. well furnished, s9,0O0 cash This house alone could not be built at this time for the price.
 Six-room brick house, East McKin- ley at car line, $2300 cash.
 A 4-room house, East Fillmore, close in, s1,750, s1,000 cash, balance monthly
 These are rare bargains as owner is leaving town. For sale by I. H. Croaff, contractor and builder, Phone 1872 or corner North Seventh and Adams street as
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
See Russel at Gilbert

For sale only garage in town doing fine business, or can buy stock and fixtures without building.
 20 acres with cotton. good house. we'll located, S325 per acre.
 40 acres with crop alfalfa, K miles town, s315 per acre.
 80 acres, half crop, $225 per acre.
 80 acres, all crop, exceptional $2s0 per acre.
 Also the best located building in town to rent, 12x40 feet. A splendid proposition to make on all the Ayres property here, consisting of business and dwelling lots and houses. c. H. RUSSELL
 LAND AND FIRE INSURANCE
 Phone 17R21-Gilbert, Arizona It
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
For Sale-Real Estate
8OAcres

One one of the very best buys in the Salt River valley when you consider soil, location and permanent water. This eighty acres is all improved. good house, fine domestic water; only one quarter mile from tho Chandler town site. Eorty acres in Hairy Peruvian alfalfa, ten acres in cotton, balance in milo maize. Priced at $32,000, which requires S10,000 cash to handle.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
Casa Grande Lands

160 acre relinquishment, nine miles out; the best of soil; will come under the San Carlos dam. Only $250.
 160 and 320 relinquishment north east in the best of the valley; shall low water; best of soil. Only SIS per laere.
 160-acre relinquishment, only nine miles west of Casa Grande; the best of sandy loam soil. only $500.
 We have many other good buys in relinquishments and deeded lands.
 We are making another trip to Casa Grande Sunday in our big seven pass enger Paige car. If you are interested in this valley, we would be glad to have you with us.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 34 South Central Avenue-Phone 710
Arizona republican., 1919-09-19
Two Lots

Two lots in Bella Vista tract North Central avenue; one 50-foot lot for $500 and one 70foot lot for s700.
 Can positively deliver all the above properties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16
HuM BeIuB
" MDgM LADY


Mrs Dufprd suys. .I have f,a6
rheumatism for over ten years ana
iast winLer II effected me SO rt,at I
couin hardly walk L wRs next To
puEzinie Id EEL I'D and dgwn the
STAIRS and my housewurk waE fiune
onig with greHt dificuiry alsp SUI
isreu with bDwel and kidney trouble
WHEN cHaBed me many sleepless
nignIS- Sgme friends uf mine WIN
were using EItatftas told me ut the
Wonnerful rasuits they ware having
ana ] dnally dari6sd ID give II
-ia4- l am NOW On my Fourth but
NE ana cannot zRy enough m praise
nf me wonderful remedy. / eat and
sleep wen and my bowel and kidney
trouble has ciaappezred ana bnat of
al, my rnsumHranm in cured. I hzve
not had Sign uf any OF my oiu cum
piainrs which Is al entirely due IN
Viratitas. ! can certainly recun-
mend II fur rheumatism, stnmacn and
kidney Ills"
Thousands Of people IN New Eng
land are being rHstnree ID health by
the uBe of yirAlitaE- Il has been sried
and proved 10 bring astonishing re-
suits in cases Of rheumatism. intsi-
gesroR- st8rnAch, kidney and liver
Ills. Write fur frse boDizist-Adx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16
AMERICANS MAKE
GOOD At 70


You have certainly got II hand II
ID Virairas ID put the pep iuro one
/ am fssl.ng better rofiHy than 7 did
mirry-five years aga" Thus spoke
Mr.. C. r Rollins Of f. r D Na. ..
Greene. Me. In praising the remedy
ne also said. Il had kidney treuble.
Indigestion and rheumR-lBm- L wRs
agony f6r me 10 GET pnrk, baked
beans, brown bread and a number Of
other things. but since starting the
Vitafiras treatment I can eat any
thing wish As for the kidney
trouble ] Ind, II no longer exists. MY
rheumatism has LETT me and I am
like a new man. My opinion of VI
taiiras iE-n LIS the greatest remedy
that was ever put On the market I
can honestly Recommend II ID the
whole world"
Eiralitas is one Of natures greatest
gifts I'd mankind II In a pure nHt-
urHl remedy discovered IN the sia.e
Of Texas sume 200 YEARS aga Il has
stood the test Of time and proved IT
self I'd hundreds nf thousands of pes-
pie from al parts Of the STATES u be
the GREATEST remedy To alieviHrs
indigestion nsrvuus-
ness. srnmRch. kidney and liver Ills
Drug Stnre.-Afv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Mrs. Charles Thomas 'af Oakland
who had been The guest uf her SONS
Arthur and Ernest Thomas of South
Berwick for several days. stopped OF
IN wIuthrsp where she was the
guest Of relatives She was accurn-
panied home by her son. Arthur
Thomas
Mrs. Amanda Abbot is passing ten
days with MI and Mrs. Asa Jack
son. during the absence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M TpWje IN Northern Maine
and New Brunswick-
Frank Melvin of Chicago WIS a
week gnest of z. Z. Thomas. Mr.
Melvin is selling agent fpr c. ID. H.
Wagner 1t SONS of Chicago Of rhe
Circle w. branch of Washington
Apples which are all packed IN bush
Cd bDEes and shipped easr and South
and sold in CIR lsts trum Ene Wen
as&.;1as district Of East Washington.
Mr. Meixin's father, George Melvin
and wife. Miss Eva Thomas. were
formerly Of Rsadfieid. Their only
dauEntar and snn rseantiy returned
Tram war wnrk in France
Mrs. Mary Il Waidrun, Miss Mar
lila Mansan. Miss Alice Lord and
MISS Harriet EUeisth of ~ Webster
sEHnet, Lewiston, were calling Sun
day an friends N winthrop.
Mrs. Nellie Dow Of Massachusetts
has been visiting her aunt. AIRS. Mar
tina Harris Of Richmond. Mrs. Mary
Il Waldrnn af Lewisfnn also friends
IN Fairfield
Miss Fanny Putnam began fler
duties Is teacher IN the kindergarten
school Of Augusta Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

brurhers. Luther Pierce. of New
Hampshire and Stephen Pierce of
Belfast, and several grandchildren.
He viii mt only be greatly missed in
the home but. in the community
where ne had many friends
vino regret his passing. lie
mad been membsr Of the
Baptist church for many years. was
a member Of the Windsor grange and
Ancient Order of United Wnrkmen.
Prayer was heHd AZ the house Flu
neral was held Al the Baptist church
with Mrs Wakefield conducting the
services IN the presence Of q very
large number of relatives and friends
who spoke comforting words and
very tsnderfy sang two solos. 'sTne
City Four Square" and MY Prayer"
The flowers were many and was said
To be the mos1 beRurifuI hurai display
thai had been seen fnr years. They
were from rfae family, church and
neighburs, Windsor Grange and An
Giant Order Unitea wnrknnen. TO
which he belsnsed The burial was
in the church yard cemetery The
bearers were Ringer Reeves. s. p.
Barton, E l. MnHf,er and Judd Good
speed-
The Ladies' Cninn VIII meet with
Miss SfeIin Barton wednesdzx n
in hoped TINT y good nnInnsr "aai NJ
tend.
80 a,,-,s.v win BE nhserEed by
<a,- a.fsa,-rh sr.l1u1i as Raiiy Sunday.
>xf4 4rx -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Snidisr's tnNssTtirn Ards Comfort u
Farm hnsns
Comfort. cheerrninsBs ana cleanliness
IN heRIiug farm houses n q nnrninR
cnBf has been made pnEafhie nv IN IN
uanzim announced rsceur!g by a SOL
diEr-enElneer VIM has given murh
rnpuEh1 ID the heHting of hnHpira!s,
barracks aud Temporary quarters which
have No cellars. II rs rHHIlv q cUmpiele
mIuiH-ure hut-wa1Hr heating plan
built I'm the IDEA of a sectional bBDk
case. SO InH1 as mnch ar aE little If :.
a. Ii desired can he ussd h any time.
ann parts taken MI ar put Oh az piHas
cannines the uaaE of the 8id-4aEniunfa
sfrve, the hnf-Gir furnace. and the eiRD-
urd1e hDt-wa1ar hARLlng systems Used n
laTSe mEuHlHnH
This radia1ur-bniisr n MT as large as
many nEse-burnlng strives. II can be
sci up IN the Darinr OF living roun 91H1
Hs STOVE, and Id Mnre attractive. The
trimmings are IN nickei- and the Indy
cRn DE pAiurHd ur EnAmHied IN any
EhRde deBirea-aH a BfDre cannot
F-rnm the rAdiAInr-nniler runE the pip
fng, either N view or hidden N Walls
and partitions. 70 as mHny rooms az are
20 ne heated The radiRrDr-beiier t1Hel&
has a heating surface, SO ttlax ii hEaLs
the rapm IN which Il stanuE-bHt unlikE
a stou&. il cannot UvernHHF q roBm-
One very attractive fear1ire 70 cDnnt,-v
jewellers is that ne new hea-lng plRnf
does mot nHve 10 be SET N cellar or
basement. II can stand On level win
the ronrns Il IL ID heat In the pRsT
farm houses have been heated either
with STOVES or hDt-Rir furnaces In the
case of Stoves Inefe was eiIiaer stove
for e:lch rBnm. with a IRE I'd ne KEPT
up IN each; or 0ne st1ve was sxDecteu
To hear several rnDms- which II did Dy
making one THO mt and leaving the
arnsrB tnn enid. The hu1-air furnace.
of cpnrse had 20 he m rhe cellar.
This new raltiatur-hHilEr, the srzndEra
future heating plant Of the farm hume,
requires no cellar and hut one FIRE.
which takes no mnre fnei than the or
binary base burnar-and heats ali the
runms IN thu house I'd the same tenn
perarure.-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

~ ,,orrr hair i'm gaErlng tnrn CT yu1
-, --nnnied with dHIrrun or ilcnms
scsIip sr,d yuu win surHav he Enrur1seG
wse -. 1rw quickly L s1Ups yuur mr.
- fuIlfng and rHznuVes every slsn
I' p ,s,v,r-Ifr and itrhing scH1p.
,,,.+a-r rntug Id bad ! rlii Hrrie
sselu.0 ,s-s rrrn NV scalp." HRyH o
Woman ra wna.e luzur,rns, sOs. sna s nn1y
nAir = So s=r, ns,nr DRY, nrit1ie m
u ~ re-. helpE Il N -sfain i'm nnrnr1l
c,aE snd peE1ztv md makes u szsy ID
d s,.sz att-arriueiE
uasut,tul. surt. glossy haa.tnv hail-.
one uts Of II. Ii sifnpis nas- -
~ VINO use pariEiRn sage Inns
itns ors inexpensive. delicsrsiE p1r-
.,Tr1pd. and nnn-E-sHsy fnv l..u. go.
solu n. sI,ye wnu get the gennfne
20 Pg-,s,an sage eGironz.s, as mai mas ,r
s =. nHcizaees-Adv.
usyt5I-ls-K
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

LRinH J. IEfzt1w Hndfxi1A6 hale 0f
iand with buildings.
Ma1ErTiZle-0 lixine Michaad. Marie
CastunEuzy and Thmmas 0uEaer
MiEaand I'd Ddlle Mirhaud. Iand ana
buildings nn Hherxtn ErreEr: Eenrre
Mzzrln NJ Winzauw u Jnasph Rud-
sruns. land: In1ar-Htz1s Rnalry Car
pnrzrlnn u Eusfaf J. EuErAfsun, land;
Edward K Sawyer OF Boston ID Lucy
p SGwEer nf Watarvilie, real estate
interests IN WatsrwiIie Belgrade and
Sidney: Leunura L -haysr and G. r
Tez-y IN Hagry E Psf-ls, land On
Terry srrEst: Hazry BeIlirsHH and
Henry Octave F'iHser1 10 AhrzIn NJ
Maguisfy, land and buildings. S6i,Be,
Napoisnn Bissnn % DR. L. G. Bunker,
land Lurfer G. Bunker Id R0crne
AadnRU. land. Thomas p. Emery 10
Chax.ins Puulin, William Winrie ami
Cnriune Nintle. land ann buildings
On Gray s1raer; George Thihpdaau 70
GnstaEe ]. Glguere. land Ella ;.
Dustin of Wosdfuras ID Charles Z.
Morse and Nellie G. Morse undivided
half intsrsst m land ann dwelling:
J. Albert Lecsa1r I'd Engar 3. CnrsBn.
LAND; Beatrice r. DHr-an Of Lynn.
Mass. to O A. Meader OF WareryFille.
iRnd- Lnry p. Dyer 10 Edward X.
Sawyer OF Basunn and Charles 5.
Sawyer ef PiscH1awav, u. J., truB-
teas, land ana buildings.
West observation-disclosures J. Rich-
ards 70 Crane l. Pulzffer of Belgrade,
two lots Of hand: Flora c. Spear n
Dana r. Proctur. four parcels of innd
with buildings siruated by Cpbbnssee-
cnntee river.
WindHnr-JeAsie 8. Ysarun II
Mabel 3. King and Jnsepf O King Of
Fall River, MASS. land and buildings
Charles B. Pratt ID Claude z. French,
land and buildings.
Winsi0E-James Laailus Id EmLe
DumaZr, land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16
WIEN RHEUMATIC
PAINS HIT HARD
sHve Sinanis lInfrrsnf reads TUT
tfsuse suunsn rslsuHarir
ewlnpEs

- ONT let l~I rneHInALc pk1n
ny acme fina YOU without Sinan .
I.,ninent again. Keep II handy
Z the medicine cabinet FIR immediR1e
Eer,,or when nesdef Y vDu ara CUT of
N nov, get another bottle rDday. 10
Evou wnn't suffer any lDngsr than nee
EszEH.,- wnen a pain or ache a1sacks
EEy0i-
amir Z without rubhinE-f8r IL
nsriet,-a tas-gfvIGg prumpr relief az
s.,a-ica. liIInbagn, neuralgia, hume
mes soreness. sprHzns, straius,
Eu-tilses. BE prHpared-kHEp Il handy
All drrlggists-ss5c, 73c. 81 4a.-A7v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

IS survived ny a widow and four
children, Mrs. Iznra Bletnsn af
Thorndike, Ulysses G. Pierce of
Randolph. jeremy Pierce OF Windsor
ana Mrs. Celia Gardiner af Portland
and two sisters. Mrs. O. r. Eunf Of
PlainEfieid. N Il, and Mrs. ]. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

tree PARCELS Of land with buildings;
Herbert r. Bakar of Winthrop 10
Frank Martin Baker OF Winthrop,
land Laura A. Higgins 10 Alma II.
Ciuugh. land and buildings.
Rume-HerbeIT Maselev Of MairnBe,
Mass. Id Edith J. Merrill Of New
York City, land On shore Of Great
Pond.
Vieuna-JohRn Luona and Lyyii
Laur- I'd jacob Y. Lsirrpwn and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Il ann Mrs. W1Ilace Matthew's Of
E-alr1 aTe the parents Of a son born
wednesday,, Sept Ii. Ms. Mai
easNs was before marriage Miss
Ez'!on wilson Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

eilail osbern. WIN Inns fnr a
RasE bean empiuyed in fhe c. A
iewesry store, hRs resigned his
anc Snne 20 Boston where he
sa'e' Boston University fur a
rse Il study
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

%Ass Lena Gregory. formerly IN the
~ 1osEs nf RuEzeil q WEsHon Co,
s@Feres nRr connection with that
ana mas accepted a position In
state laboratories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Victsms Of iutuxicz-inn -1re
i me municipal court On .Irn-
- ring al cf whom pleaded
anu each of wtnrn was nrce. ed
me costs of agurf aznnuutins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

- - Frye az TIM Chsnknr a.
~. ~tiry sfDre is taking n two
A~+ Saaun. and win prusuaaiy
To- most n tim time ahnut huuna,
~. s the crops frum his yere-
r. = uen and storing fhsm awny
'lse wints-ss us~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

--areac'e E. KifnbaH and Walter G.
-ic'rlnson Ut Cung High Il, Ieft
si-aay morning ON the a.3B 1Fain for
where rhey will enter BasIun
Islre-si,y-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

!. mornings a1r had a sting
ma, reminded one Of the az
~ - me lal season. and rhere
- rnst THAI in said N haze
~ sains a The rhinss n rne .sr-
u sreat xnape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

dsnTv q. Barker of the Il @.
|saIkas Co il IN Boston and View
pa Tor few dHys On matters Of
ass:zesS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

~. A., 1eaorWs Inn. thu 1nmpus
s... liner reso1 nsar Hnfh, caanss
"n . r. H., SunaRy, szw u.
septa8-lz-H -1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

Esre- STONE Of Easr Winthrop has
FeesEled d position IN the C. A. Fuller
EaH II this city and has entared
pc. aIs duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

James L SAWYER uf West Samar-
EA's dass., Is visiting his uncle.
s-ne-- SAWYER. N TINS CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

The annual safe Of the Kings DauEn-
ters viii he haid Oct Z. al the Grange
hall. A guilt is 10 he sold tn the high
est bidder, arrnnz. hnidsrs. and tancr
articles viii also be nn safe All mem
bsrs are requested 10 send thsir aprons
ana hnifers To the president II once.
Ice creRm and cake will be On sale dur
Ire the evening.
Walter Cnumbs in attending nag
scannl at Wiiitsfiela.
DeIhert Brann WAS Friday caller IN
AuEuHfl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

LED Murphy Left Monday morning
Pc CzmbriGge. Mass, where he nas
Feeaptea d position IN a store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-16

EMiug- Giiddsn.
Norman Ewing Of 6umerville and LII
lizn Glidden af this place were married
Saturday evening IT Warrington b.
Rev. " T. Ovsrinrk. The young cuu-
pie VIII make their hume In Augusta,
Miw Hilan Smith iB Visiting Miss Ed
ma Cnnant OF wintsrport She plans "a
attend Mnnrne fHtr while there.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
WHO CAN AFFORD TO
 KEEP A MAID?"

ously, for a family not rich keeping a maid is rank extravaganza.
 There are certain times, and emer- gencies in family life when keeping a maid is actually justified, such as times of prolonged illness of one or more members of the family, when the housewife must act as a nurse in addi- ton to other duties Also, when there are very young babies in the family requiring the mothers strength and care, maids help is justified, and should be provided by economies in other directions. It is only when there are excessive demands on the house wife's physical strength that a maid is really needed in families of average income.
 Economists roughly estimate that maids are extravagant in all families with incomes of less than S3.5o0 q year.
 The up-keep and care of the home and children is 'as much the business of the wife and mother as the actual | earning of the husband and father. | For an average woman in normal health the care of a house and the work necessary to keep herself. hus- | in health and comfort, is not unrea- sonable.
 The just woman will admit that q woman has no more real claim to ex- tra hours of rest and leisure than her | husband. Even housewives can so ar
 range their work as to afford one hours rest or recreation each day and that is more than is allowed the average business man or worker It is true that housework cannot be limited to a strict eight or ten hour day, but it CAN be so arranged as to consume no more than that during the WHOLE day, and so as to leave the evenings free for rest and compansionship witt
 the wage earner.
 If by agreement between husband and wife it is decided that the wife i. more useful, economically, working
 outside her home than in it. the em- , ployment of a maid to assume the do
 nestle duties usually allotted to tn,
 wife, is justified These, however, ar,
 rare situations.
 If the employment of a maid is fo , the sole purpose of giving the house [ wife more liesure and pleasure, or fo raising the social standard of tn
 family" it is both absurd, and an eco homie wrong or act of selfishness.