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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-13
DRUGGIST BURKE
HAS HIGH PRAISE
FOR NERV-WORTH
Has Sold Thousandy Of Bot
ties Of II and Enows
Whereof .HE1l ssBeakss

ed statt, located in at.t6Bp Of less
than 10000 people, Jas surpassed
Burkc' Drug Store, 1T Glarksburs
wv. va, in sales Of fiat famous fam.
ty to1if. In the fenqSipg letter, ssPro-
prfeti FIJI. F. Burle 9accoupts for
thost sales and tells pt the extrsor-
din5g resgltG
afksHnsE w. Va Jan. o., 1&s.
ESYfv Wan Company,
zthcsyille, Ohio.
I take pleasure in sayi1t. after
ttree years Of experience "a handling
Nary Worth, that in numbeS Joe sales.
and thoroughnSss of satisfaction
given. Ncry-Wofth holds thd record
in my store. Tho best protf q salts
faction is that customers comb back
fer more Nerv.Worth afteE having once
Tested its merits. The original faith
planted. In them by statehentsf signed
by neighbo.s and friends 9hecomes
knowledge ard certainty after continu-
ed use and personal experience. We
have recommended Nerv.Worth to
great many customers for nervousness.
sleeplessness. Indigestion. headaches,
towcl troua!.s Ind oth6f ills Of nerv.
Gus origin aid rtsultsM ave fully 5usti-
fled my advice 10 IKE the prepare
l,ion. RI
Yours very tru3
Il. F. BURKE.
Coming from 81 high a source and
in SO convincing ashape the forego-
ling adds na1Eed wight to the Merry.
worth claims Cra,e's Drug Store
sells Nery Worth III Fairmont. You
Ide1lar baGEif this famous family tonic
lines MT tSnnefit von& q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-13

Like Pie'-c Certainly you do. all
men like good pies. Come to Boyers'
and get the best,-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-13
AttractIveIy Appointed Dinner

The stars and stripes and other pa.
triotic emblems predominated in the
decorative features of an attractively
appointed dinner last evening at which
Mayor and Mrs. Anthony Bowen were
host and hostess in honor of Dalton
Van Fleet, who was recently returned
from Camp Devon, Mass, where he
was in service. and whose birthday an
niversary also fell on yesterday. The
guests included number Of friends Of
the honor guest who have also recent.
~ returned from service. Mrs. Bowen
was assisted in entertaining by mum.
Der Of young women.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-13
Elk'o Dance TonIaht.

A Valentine dance atNthe Elk's
apartments in the Deveny Building
will be attended by large number OF
Elks and their ladies. the invitation
list being confined exclusively to the
Elks set The even will be entirely
informal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-13
To Give Recital.

The students IN music Of Miss Fran,
ces Hagerty will give piano recital
on Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. VIM. Bryant, 401 Locust avenue
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-13
Entertained al Auction,

Mrs. James W. Stevens was hostess
yesterday Afternoon at her home on
Alexander place to the bridge whist
club Of which she is a member. A
lunch was served following the games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Madison, where she has been visiting
rslar1wes-
Niss Olive FariEraa oS Dorchester
MASS, Is tns guest Of Mrs. Fiuvd Besse
E2gen Hunter Of Portland was a re-
cant guest of Nj and Hrs. Charles
EpAliding.
X-- ana Mrs- MarcaIlns Cain hEvs
r5turned frum shurt business TIP -
New York
Nathan ErKle and Franz Worcester
left Munear FIR orunp 70 enter ne : NJ
versiry Of Maine
NJ and N-s. Fred Mnptv III 81
Mira William Moody and N-x Aahe1
Jackson were rscsnt guests ~ Ms
Mary wevmnH.a-
A-E. Alicia Lewis has refarae6 g aer
hnzas n Fs.rneid altar hssng tne gaesi
NJ nef MISTER. Mrs Albe-. Cain.
M-A Nan RlzizdeG hrs zsrlrned .-rn
Eehr1n- whsrs she has been visiting
her sun Arthur. WIN is a Erndenf a.
Eenron acRdemv.
Fred Wskely let Nuntav for 2 snnr.
business trip % BerIir, n Z
MESS winIt-ed Shaw has gone - -zn-
caster. n. &. where sile has accepted
d pos .t1un rs teacher N LaacaEtH- nlgA
scaswni
Miss Give Cain ief. "Wednesday tor
Srr:ngvxle 70 enfe- Sazser INSTITUTE
Miss Laura Gouewin Of Fairfield raE
calling an friends N town -uesdsv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

at Sc. rs hogs. AZ. 1se lbs q. 10
SIC: Loo sheen. av 30 i5s- ~ 7c7 50
lambs. ar. so lbs. at Lie; ana Is
nilkers tram SIG cDB.
.. r. Donovan sold Cows Ii &c. .
calves al lie: AM 6 hogs II Il lie.
a NJ Bags sold L cUws n &c ami
Il COWS 81 lie; ss5 calves II "a lac
r L Brown G SEN sold upws AZ
s l-sc. 4. calves at &c. small calves
for S5A ana calves a. SS zach: !.
lambs al lac and sheep q. Gc- 1s
mixers FIR x1BDs z W Nansun snld
! Cow II SC. Bologna. u 4 i-:c, q
calves q. 1sc; n hogs ~ Tic; =
in-nns q. Lie: snaer n DC: ana
miIke-s c-En sT5@E.s. Putnam
Brus zcld ID czsrle from 591nc- IDs
calves ar Be g.asse-a n lie fer vuRls:
hogs IL &c; 70 lamhs At lsc, and
- sheep a Sc. 70 mixers frrm s-5@
s1Sh. .. EImnn sold ccws nf 6Glne
lbs az lie ) bnlngnRs AZ &c. md &C
COWS az. sn9 lbs Al Sc; Is calves at
.oc- and p hogs a. re ] ". Rrnekz
sold >. cattle trum 4ezT 1-ac. 10 calves
n 1+c. ! irr af sa mixed nrgs IL Is
I-ec: and & mixers from S-5MSlSs.
Gus L Farbush sold cow IL 10 lie,
! ccw H :-4c, and cow n lie.
6 hogs al = Sac. p -. wermeF soid
. crws Al --ac. and hogs r. isBe
lbs a. 1Sc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Stock Yards. Sept ----hers MAS
large altering Of beeS cattle an the
market some of vnicn was Left trurn
the Tuesday sale The largo amount
WITH n inactive demand made q
Airw market. and prices we're OF
tractlnnally t,,cn rhnse received On
-uesdAT. There were susne gnpd
quality nxen On sale thar we're axleer
promptly Calves were IN iiEhf SUD-
Fly with gond vaGls holding. srrnng.
-hers ware included N tina a1.rnnr q
large percent Of light casres. Hngs
dropped ae par pound and the 6e-
Enand Was active az the decline. Re-
ceplEs were light There was annuf
fae usual amount Of miieh cuws rsre
Up n the sale-ha-r. and q enndly
number OF buyers were uuf- Prices
ranged trnzn ss5m2Da. with snme Of
the extras sailing higher.
Saies-E. = Faye suid zserrz.
aw- 1BnD lhs At lDr and Q pnur UtneEn.
av TDD Iha 90 TO- II cxlwss - 5Dr=
- hnmp ut II 1-'sr- : miIlnr 1ur 81
nn1 m1zEsr1 2=uzn 1G5311A = -!
Erurzkn Hnid g nnt15e txua - I-3r..
50 rnavuE q IAr. . irG &C 80 mxxed
hoes NJ Is IT, ami CD msst-erz fsuas
&-5@15h HAL q Lowell srid 8
acwk. AT. 500 lbs. n Se= Ia crws aw
Tn0 yhE- q. lac: e vealx. av Id
lhE. n ID 1-2r. 30 calraE. Nv Id La
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

has moved his family 70 Soipn. whsFU
he VIII 20 Into trade
Ms Fred StafDrd il confined te
her bed by illness brought On ny
overwurk
Mrs. EllEa T1bheE1z. whn recanrfv
underwent a very serious EurEzczz
operation n the Maine General hos
pItal n Portland. has returned hume.
Mrs Lizzie Gates and Mr. Clara
Go6srd of FItEhbu-E Mass are
visiting their sister Mrs. John Fnsa.
and other relatives n .cwr
Erwin Hlssey has nrvec has 1an-
ay e-on tina Gilman piace. wnere -
has been living the past Eve months,
- Crrirnn- where hs has supiry-
menr
Owing - the rainy w1mrher C last
week. mR1y nienes q swesf curn that
we're ready fc PICK could NOT hs hnr-
vesfsd. and when tina sun anca. murs
appeared everyone Was huEy w4fh the
result thaI rhe SaEtsrv Is evsr1Iuw-
ed and much If the curn has 70 %
paiea in the dsl6 until il can be taken
care OF Cnrn has been unusually
Eood THIS seRsan and Il pranises ID
be a hammer rear a. tine factory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

N4GA las been visiting ms uncle, A
Il AcAsnney. 1ur he past two wealzs
u warner was n 1Dwn Friday IN
bEs-ness
MAEs Elinnr Foster VIM nas ossn
working In Reechwood through ti,e surn-
msr, rHturuea home Wednesday Of last
week- she begaa TRACKING IN the village
SCHOOLS at East Madison tins wesk
Aa@s- loll8e aCAeunFr went rN-fia. 2
Ii Lakewood fur q shur- visit with sIrs
L-zzls L1rnhErd
= 3 SAWYER Of AaEnn WIS IN he
Ell F-1nzv.
red Gray CT the village was through
ms ssr-anu ana any rsiE week irrx.ag
-r- cpw1
A'a1nR 1icix.nsc. hRa Hriunes his
aRE ma <ur this sassrn
O =. -ucs Was here eundnv u ese
Lis son frank. VIM Is repnr-ed - De
= with Ec'arica-
trends hare Eziie On his wsy To Mad
Isan SUNDAY.
Ernest WATSON hRs been eer1inE per
TEsssfon 70 SET traps I'm private ara
p7esz-zto-v To setting out hns
through TINS secrinn far the 1za tra.-
..S.
a 4 Mckinney has = crew Of paint
e-s ~ wnrk IN the ~. williams house
- Coucura
The Ward ED schpui hegzn ehs fail
ts-1n MunsHy. the Sth, Mrs- aelsr
Grcuss nf SEithfeid taacning. Tt.
scf1 ~ is tul 70 overhrwing and A.
r1ns-esnEnTs are being made for school
n me Burns district 10 take care II
AhpuI hzlf the Eumhsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
MADISON

The shartwond drive a. tina Cross
sertasru PHper ca has begaz 70 az
RIVE and Sraera4 crews sf men ara Al
work VITA annksy engines raling nlEAS
and Day On tse hank at the RIVER CHEW
the Madison end of the zRilrnaa arilEe.
Y, !. Adams. let Wednesday, rnnrn-
;ag eng 5ewistrn- where ne VIII a1ien :
the 5tare FSsr-
Mrs Laura HrnrEs wanl wesneE1ay
morning 70 Rcrkiand 70 artsnd the
State cnrvaurisn az the " 9 r 7. IF
de.e=sss tram the Eadisnn "
Joigu C. Wnnisy, champion Of wnrld-
wide rrnhihssiun- Is scheanlnd 70 speag
N MadiEnn MrntRv evening. Oct. &
Preparations are ssinE pushed trr the
asnua. rzrrie shcw and fair Of tina srsn-
ersst Agricultural Society, 70 he hese
FRIDAY ann SHturiaE- u is exDsr,ei
there viii be spfns sond RACES, L hurses
Already having hesn snse-ed-
Tho fhezne far the sesman n tina 81
q church next Sunday mnrntng vii he
"A Spiritually Awakened Church. and
tn sHhs1rs II the evening address viii
te - Fnrtrair Gallery or q Fsw PFC
tlrrz fFpm Gndsa EzmEra, The Ezsi
wnrk of tho Juuznr LnaEne wzn he s.un,.
unnru1 1wdnv mf<nsmnsn unfbnr xz1n
4lrarftsn ~ M1Es Dezmsre Nnmnn. Rnszr
dsr wtiI ~ utznsrpna with assuersas prs-
szM IN CT
SCEIH-Frsd GEls and ~ ? McKEa-
neF ars pressing hav 1ur *. A. Weston
sh.s wesk
Hnafwr xstur Z. NrKxruey NJ Tuul-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

5he suies - q arnurnxu nruns curn-
nlne1 w1ra the rrrrcniuncns u thu cry
save riEa RANK Hnd swn you- gun
nninf IRs n m nPpurf1n1ry seidnIn
setn "a CniE lncHalfy- siraa1ad nn River
slde Drive about u miles from kenne-
Dee hrznse. BAsr nf REASONS ter aeIlinE
! acre q. tertsle land trr creps ar frpr
-ses ~ cIaer PRrnnBas- with annie and
sLnsr run rreeE J0E- beginning to bear
nrs'sr-ta4llng drilled vel G. fest AZ
anHr good wR-e-. water system ~
gal tH-k n Cellar, csecrrlc Surrir Huto-
mE1c attachment E+we- - Kenne.1eE
RIVER, nAEa tah- laEasrrv flush close,
SCI Euhs and sink. not wafer tank Il
raciseL 70 range wzrh supply tEnk IN
s-1c: eiecr-ac lights throughout lsw
insurance rate, EnBd ceIlzr gh-aEs or
EuH1 s1Riaie Rs ruu wish, eiertric cars
Al ..our. Inu1Ire cn the premises for
next 10 days- q. Z CECATE, River
Eirie DRIVE. Auguara-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
BELFAST


Mrs Mary EAsca died Nendxy,
Sept l5ra. al rhs home az her san,
William z. Hs1ca - Ikieshnra n tine
aEe cf So ysR-s, r1ruths. ana dzyz.
she wss born u ST. Andrews, ". =.
aaa Was the wldru Of the sxie Arnzxa
p Eatcn If iEieshrrn. Mrs. Hatch
spent the srsEtar part u her ars In
lsiesnnro where she VIII - sadly
missed she was an acr,~e msEnbsr
of Lac Baptist church and vs. sorse-
Tia. snr YVES rnrxr Eistiy respected
had dane . great deal Of su-s.nx ana
ir tact was always u weary rsany hsip
IN all cases u srousis and saclxuxu.
she Is survived by cne som waliizrs
E Eatrh and Mrs Amhruse Hatch az
isinshoro- Funeral aerviras were hsad
"Wednesday as1erncun ar 2 escsark
rum the Residence cf her son. the
Rev honezt a. Cary. ctzrsas4nS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

L3EM8Gs
HoGS~Esceiras LIN; Al1rksf uneHsa,
zrcrzR ErrraE with yeEfeFday'E genera
ty1dinE. Hsawy f41&nsn- MsdsuM ifsf
ManD: hxhf ls7sa1Eln: ligh1 Iign.S lsper
yze. heavy rack.ng suwS. snnnlh. ~
PIGS SEDU Ina
EATTTE-Rsce,rfs i5ses steady 70 s
nEuu ioWer Hnef E1ners: Medium and
heavy wesEaf choice ann primo Bfbut.ks
0dnX; HEhr weight good md uhcice iitI
Ni57s. common and nedinm &e@lE.5.
Butcher cattle: HelteIz &061SE: can
MRS and Guitars 5IS4GsSs veal czir~s
NENMR. fseder srsers HnhlgS. STACK
srs and ssed sseefs 62H1nA. western
-znae steers NnH15M
p EsceipEs A.M: lswe-.
L&mhE: ~ thk aeTn iiM. cutis
qNfiaTM Ewes Medium. EonH AMI
ctsrire s7a1Hs. cs1iiE and csxuinun nag
On: Trading ewes I1B0d1SN-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

0uaf0n. BM<t- j.
XEu-CAnice whnie carrie U81
1LT1KA-yer1hern Greamnry sxrrAs
8aW. WesRarn Dc. 6TiGa
CALE3H-9seW twins 9EcsAG 8t1G.
CUaC-Nn. yeiicw iEe416-
EEEE-Nanrnv hErnery TS4T4. Xasf-
e-n extras e1GG.
FLnCR-sm-nv uztanrx. iHs-lh. sacks.
-xb6Iz6
Ay-No. timothy 35&Ez
Lancashire 13@SS
eATS-Fancr @ 10 9Th. sacks B1dE-
PCRK-Medium hacks S11e.
STEAE-Grannlatsd. vnnissale. sss
orr IB peuBds N bulk
yEAL-abnE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

LAEC-Easr. middle WEST ek3n
BTTTER-Steady. receipts I.-Es tuhs:
creamery hiEiler than extras AZ. 90
extras q score. Id; 1rsts 5laGSs; pach-
ING stuck current make 4.
EEGS-I-reguiH-:: -eceipfE 1S.&x caseE
fresh gathered extras Ee15s. extra firszs
a1ass4 firErs 4st9aa. STATE Pa and nearby
hennsrv whites f1ne 10 fancy SUIT 40.
urdinaf-v u prime Naf6i. browns 611Ss.
varhere6 brTwns ana mixed cel9rs -
@57.
Pp-ATC-S-Eteasr. unchanged
AgHAfz.aE-Efeariv unchanged
SCEAE-Raw sfeRiv centrifugal
Il. ane g-auulatea Ba.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Chicago, Sept Il.
Militant ufrsrAncez OF fnasDr iaadszs
rERrding Q sfeal strike itd . Uonc asHl
haiRysce the buIiish effecf - . farmers
mupamanf N hnid nnck grnaA and rve-
Stock for hignor TsricBs- The Asrket
CLOSED unsaexand 81 two rents net tr1e
DecrsuhaF IN 20 LII. Cats inf6aes
IN % IN down and nrsrssi0ns varying
fFum uuchnnEed To = cenfS decilne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

NEW YORK MARKET
ss'urss II t.e Gays Deaafnus in Al
--e leading Stocks

fsssursz n t.e Gays Desiinus in Al
re Leading Stocks
rev -a-k. sept -.-lnpsnfinx lannr
l1-1arrEs n The BfAel ana tfrn n
assumed 4 mure c-1t1r1f phase
stocE lEker-
ssa,-aess -uisd ~ .hs rpansne. snc.
S almost isnrne6taceav sy n veEur-
1-av NJ. extensive .irUiaxrun nar
.saz IN repoz1s cAA1 I'm snhsr
we're defsr.ntnet 10 trrce fhs
iacr.
u aecline Ezrhefed greater nnDnn-
t1- heavy sailing by rAe snpr-s.
lo2nc additional reanpns tsr their
.sfeSsaorE II the greater weakness Of
sZcnsage and oftictal aentai ST
esFsr plaz IN pay arrears or Mer-
Marine preferred by DRzaE Of
&1sins ~erersass N s1HNis and sseel
-S--t1ts -zlEe6 from fwn To i've
3 Irltsd States Steea inEing 2 a.
nuf Cr1rihie was cninra-a-
Esacv IN thu Increase of its
Stne 10 = DEF cent annuH2 rate.
q f7pP IainrE- n1fs u 10 seven mo-
$aa Saes- saeciEsflEx rwu - u ana
- End tnoG shares une To three
.<-4 an6 he popular miscellaneous
&c Tere east aMerfsa hut tina fnUpe-
inHaccoE was cratic. that group
we - 10 putHfR. eEcHpf1ng
80 ~oBaccn. which rsrzlued the
~ q nins-pninr gain.
arsEk -ecnreyv of two 70 rs1ree
II F7seis and equipments orcurF-
In .ssF hour. but tins aGrzatHGH
seseeisT fns1. the list n mHng M
LOSING within 1rzcf1nnE nj
- p-7EGG Sales amounted tn
5a7uE held steRcv and fBr-
-ssuss Eera tfrns. hut Speculative
at 1ndus-rialE -EHr-Ed silently
~ @lsx rs- va,ue. aEE-sEsxed a.
-, GIG Z z bsndE were unchanged
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harston & Brooks
WANT

Stitching rom mzchinist. skir-
q men and women experience
unnecessary. TO cut trimmings.
heei shaver. heel burnixhEr.
edge trimmer. girl b paint bot
toms. aEsemhler and boy 10
work round lasting roam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

weeks vacation with his mother. Mrs
Ger-ae willis and other relatives IL
town.
Mr.. and Nrz- Fred T4bnet1H If
BefhHi have been passing several
days N trwn. guests Of Mr. and A-z-
J. O. Libby and other fr1e7ls
| GzZberf h Chadbourne OF Augus.a
I in n tewn fur q VISIT with his
daughter. ME-. c. W Dyer. and other
relatives.
NrH- Ivan L. Chadbcurne II Ma:n-
! stream who hzz heen seriously II
/ enr Some ttxne. b now snparriag
Mira Ianrar Chadncurne hAs beam
wary sick with . heart trouble, but
N Bairtng slowly.
| Stanley wiiiia. vino ms ssea IN
tina z. q cavalry Scr tina past twc
years. fur much ID the -tsns ssaranr-
Cd ~ CniExicn, Cal. has rsreip~a his
discharge and. accumpAnied by his
wife, arrived AZ his home hare last
Saturday evening. He VIII remain
with has parents fur the prcs-Er. as
his fathers health Is veiy pnar.
| Mrs wzziare Reed Of Finrita is
Visiting Il tae huns ~ E-ni Reed
ana ofaer relatives N te~n Tar 3
TINA
Card 2 RhnadsG vino has served
! 50 zcrspaAhiy N Superintendent IF
schceis in tszss Uninn ef tswns fur
tho pasa tve years haa resiEnna and
acceprsa . similar paziTlnn IN New
Hxmpxhire ~ an tncrpAsad SALARY.
and has ealsen Mp his duties there.
expecting u mzie his Residence n
the tcwn % WsnfwnrEa. H1s many
f-iends hsFe much raErsf - have
hsn &C. Mr. z 4. Pszs&s has hesn
elected % succeed nina lsre.
Several went erum hero - GERM
ma last SUNDAY - asfeisA che tuneEai
10 Eerry smith. whu dsei IN she
hcsrizl u. Newport M-s. azrifh was
snrneray MsHs Ashae csnrey % RMS
rrwr-
Nh. Anhis skxasrd
- rsmaSns of MIS- Ahria. wierw
cf the lsse Frank StnEurs- were
hrnuxazt Amrs trrm Gciun On Fraaay
snd funerz1 services wers bald sk =
Hzpfisf church. snfsFMs -
made hnsine hnr hnsnu
| dauxhtnr. Mrs St.anfu nAu -.
wayzs lived IN tnss s0" 1ll
lanuur ruo yuErs 80 woen sne ~snt
10 mzle bsr hams win her dangnf-
or -. Arthur Hgnei where she
- xwxy ~exy Suddenly as the
--.mrlt ef . shsck. Bezidss thu
go UnutsaunH rhsre SURVIVES
snsxhrr annuhGnF. - Ephrszzn 6in-
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The Smes Way Become Believer In Advertising Use Want AID
A Good Rule

"a specific classification heading for every Jour
nal Want Ad ard every Want Ai correctly
classified" That's The Journal slogan Ess :
good che because II fair IN the advertiser and
fair 70 the reader
Put your Want Ac n these columns tomorrow.
Dictate It now To Journal Want Ad TakE-
ever the phone. CAL up 1S5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

New York Sept. +.
,E-.ls Paper sr51
siiaE S-dEv bills Ala
- s-.ae sr!al a-dRy aiiis an nzHis Ala
"a s- a.sess1 as-6ay nils AL dnmEnd
$50 nenkaG s-. cznias e1h.
nEsnEnd =, cahinz n.
eenz1o B-5 cahiss ME
60 aesnsne s-S. eahiss q
Ess.,r insnf hsnrs sianag.
salaac bonus easy.
a au3ns essier$ 80 dHvS. % dxvu
/. 81 nnHrhk 3-zDs hid.
N neney easF; hiEh & lew 4, r1}inx
ID ossng md 9. nf.End ~ I. lnsf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
Fine Parcels of Real Estate ON
the Market

No. l. The Alexander Guthrie faru n
Fa-mlugdale. formerly DIR
Eiakeley's One Of the best a
kenTykhec county LzrEe acre.
age Nzlgn land hard wooG-
Nc y SCOTT II. EurnnRn farm N Man
chester 81 acres. large lot az
timber and good buildings.
No. s. The Paul J. Dulac ruwn proper
y, Church street Gardner
Large house and sta1le- beRur-
FIJI location.
Nu L small cur-age and land. two
miles 5eyund fair grounds II
Windsor formerly Can't Een-
de-sun S. Nice oullonk. small
2ricH-
WILL c. ATKINS
Psuer Block. Gardiner, Mains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

scC-E-w- G T T. wsli mast u ID
p ~ Tuesday with Mary ~. Jcnak-
Rev. Perry y. Macy rrsarhed sun
EaEsAIbura-
Hrs Matte Jacsas 81 Amessur-.
Gass-- aernnTEznlea ~ her san william
xnd his friend. Sidney Meadar arrived
szsurdzy II their summer hszne N this
place.
Francis z. jones sf Ca Grsus ssrD-
mary pazssa the week end Al hlE home
Asre
Msss rfs-1 II. Jrres VII aez~s -
rarHSzv f,- rsrnrr.ieuf wh<re she has
q snsisssn as -srnEsnafsn-
M-s y l. Marsh ~ P-rranrnre n Z.
.,s MISS hannah PREs uf sksra.gun.
w,.p has- hssn EaszrsnE M-x Mary VI
z.nrM. len saturday frr Ekswh~xza.
L~s Rogers Of Eezrzpur+ wtth nas
sister Mrs Hailsnss 60 Ga-dlnr-. tnr-
snsr residents cf ttis place. PASSED ans-
urday night here an thetr WAY - ssz<s-
purt
vAzssEhure rnRxser4w .ureesnr n sha
Frisn1s ~-sfi ke held sseu-azy .na sun-
4ay ~ the Oak crrwe chnrei. Izrrr
VII ne no servsrs here aundn~ Nmxn
srsafng unless 4 sssruid be ssWwr.
~asn servinrs wsii Ne held NJ rzuxE
DnHf fESrk b1czuEe yun HMNn fmlkEn
u inEurzSies Huuds 41<zEpArzIzx I'm
crrnd many srszEingfy hupH1unn nmMnn
uf scrufalla- cAxKrrA. raHUnE<1mH- EIE<
new rnmpizanr, ayEpepHia mn1 NnnnHM
Children Cry
For FlETcnEKx
CASTO4IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Business Opportunities 90
REETAL RANT-Ji6 established res
IaurHnr. Cash business sS8e IT,eurn
Great opportunity for right ra-ty-
J8nes' Restaurant, WRisr st. Skrv-
hogan.
TCDAyS wants and seers. carefully
classified and 1ncExen- are arranged
IN A-B-C oraar or thu Want Ad Page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Real Estate for Exchange q
FCa GOOD TRA1ES-In homes or TN
investment see T. u. Qlpinck. Tel
SaS-R
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

A-vTET-TSE for n curf tu.nurrrw
IT'S easy rs A-E-E - ind what F1n
wait aiming t-la wel-indexe5 eiazzi-
ded advertising n ma Journal.
FAVE vuu rsad the Want Ad neWss
IT VII pHv you II rsad journal wEzH
ADS cnday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

TECCTDALE- ME.-CoIlage Eltnk-ed
an Lake Mnxle. containing ) rourns
crmpletely furnished with large fire.
place. butt IN III. boat house, mpt1r
bnR-. canoe ann -uw b0H-. u heart II
fNg game dis--Tzr- gond reason tur sell
Ing, alo d bargain = taken z. once.
for further irsuruRrinn apply ID The
Le6ges. T-oufx7aie. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

Psuen Block. Gardiner, Mains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
W0MENFOLKS AT WORK
sFects About Fair Ones and Their Good
y Work in Various Parts
500 OF World.

s. Sixty per cent OF the farmerettes OF
last year we're college women
sxS. Service on the county grand jury Is
privilege accorded the women of
Los Angeles, California.
oo There ner are said to be more than g..
sixteen employed in various occupa :
tions In the United States.
The industrial board Of the Penn
sSlvania department Of labor and in
sGustry has ruled that girls under six
teen years Of age are not to be en-
iployed in. public messenger service
Educational training carried OIL in
many OF the stores throughout the
country has been the means Of raising
the saleswoman salary from So a
week to as high as SIS or more in many
instances.
The woman continues to be better
fstuden, than the man. The co-eds OF
Cornell University won twenty-one of
1.-The thirty-onc elections to member
ship in Phi Beta Kappa, the honorary
scholarship society.
sfeen presented with the order OF Queen
Elizabeth by the Belgian minister.
Two Japanese and five American wo-
men We're among those who received
the decoration.