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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
NO CEREMONY FOR OPENING OF
 LOWER BRIDGE

: The etratford avenue bridge was
 opened for all traffic this morning and
 although there is still some work to be done on the machinery the struc- ture Is finished for all practical pur- poses. There will be no formal cere- mony oS opening. however. until all parts of the bridge have been com
 pleted. The bridge commission,
 which had charge of the work, con- sisted of Mayor Wilson. chairman; Charles Blackman, w. E. Lashar.
 Richard II. Murphy and James CouI- ter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
CITY" IS CROWDED WITH
 EXGURSIONlSTS

Tho matinee excursions to Pork Jec son on the steamer Park City are very popular and people who go once and enjoy this trip are always ready to go again. The steamer is nled daily with a merry party and the sail Is hugely enjoyed. The steamer Is kept neat and it takes a good clip from the start and sklps across the water in most ambitious manner. Capt. ToolScr has follow ed the sea for about fifty years and knows it like a book. His trips arc Bs regular as clock work. Tha steamer leaves the wharf at 1:3O |. m. every day; returning, leaves Port Jefferson 4:30 D. m. Special low fares for all matinee excursions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30

Notions, little things every one needs
 Steel Scissors and Shears, were $1.OO,
 for 75 cts Pin Cubes, were 15 cts,
 for 8 cts Shoe Laces, all sizes, a pair, 5 cts Mending Cotton, white and colors, 2 cts Pearl Buttons, a card,
 5 cts Sewn Supporters, white, were 15 cts, for 10 cts Bathing Caps, were 25 cts, Tor l9 cts
 Main toor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
JUDGE ALLOWS
 LARGE CLAIMS
 AGAINST ESTATE

Judge Wakeman of the Fairfield Probate Court, has allowed claims of about $10,OOO against the estate of the late Paul Boray of Fairfield. Will liam Yuhasz was allowed s1.80o to reimburse him for money he said he had given Boray to keep for him. He liyeda Boray's house. A claim Of $500 by the Morris Plan bank was also allowed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Satin and l affeta
 Bathing Suits

Bathing Suits Surf Satin made full, contrasting collars and sash belts. Reduced to $4.95, $6.95 and $7.50 Cotton Taffeta, made with tunics, collars and sash belts. Reduced to
 $4.95 Mercerized Poplins, with tunics, contrasting collars and belts. Re- duced to.
 $500
 No returns. No tele- phone orders.
 California Wool Knit Suits, a full line at $6.95, $8.75, $10.50, $12.50 and $13.5O
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
HALES NEWEST.

The cast of Hale Hamilton's next Metro picture '-The Four B1usher' re- yools 0 personnel that fairly spar kies with the names of screen favor atss. Prominsnt among thess plsysrs are Ruth stoaehouss and xeuls Fits
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Charmeuse and Meteors

Black Satin Charmeuse of excellent quality 40 inches. Regular price $500. Sale price $3. .45 Colored Charmeuse high lustre good weight and quail ity, 40 inches wide Taupe peacock Belgian blue, African brown and navy Regular price $4.5O.
 Sale price $5.19 Black Dress Meteor, soft finish very superior quail ity, 40 inches wide
 Regular price s55O Sale price $3.59
 $45O. Sale price $289
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
1O2ND BAND

[ On Trfday evening fin Devon there is to he . dancs given by the 1oznd
 InSantry and of the 26th Division
 UnoA oos se khs band, which numbers 3g rAsoasL c Relt1sd to wear three xNoleGmgQnnA Ah0zuDn2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30

The Secretary is a dignified piece of furniture, and acquires personality from it's owner. Is cuddies and pigeon holes accu- mulate interesting documents and letters. There are handy places to hide things. There was once a Secretary whose right hand pigeon hole held pink and white peppernints-to paci- fy the children who hindered the owner of the Secretary while he was writing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Furniture
 The Furniture Sale moves along rapidly

IHe uIH1Cure oaIe moves aIong rap1uIy
 Choice things being picked out eagerly because prices tempting There many of the odd pieces which persons of taste are always glad to own.
 The Lowboys, American English Colonial, which are handy and good looking anywhere they are placed.
 The Gate-leg Tables which many pur- poses, the breakfast supper in a bay window, or before the fireplace These are in several sizes.
 The Secretary, which is desk chest of drawers and bookcase combined Closed shelves, some of them lattced glass with diamond panels, to hold Ones leather bound treasures.
 The Spinet Desk, which is ideal for lady's bOudOir or morning room.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Messalines

soft clingng quality which drapes wel navy and old blue, taupe and African brown, 35 inches wide
 Regular price $2.5O. Sale price $1.S5
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30

The Chest of Mahogany or Cedar which is very useful article and is exceedingly handsome It gen erally to be an heirloom.
 The Tea Wagon which the family and it's guests when they require and it's approach is always welcome.
 The Odd Chair Chippendale, Sheraton Windsor Colonial Preside Wing Chair is addition to any home. One never has too many chairs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30

Figured Foulards with fine twill high ustre and soft finish 40 inches wide. Regular price $2.5O.
 Sale price $l.69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Colored I affetas

Chiffon Taffeta dependable quality with hg lustre, 35 inches wide, black and navy blue Regular price S2.5O. Sale price $l .89 Plaid and Fancy Striped Taetas suitable for sports wear, 35 inches wide. Regular price $25O
 Sale price $1. .69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
I able Glasses

Colonial Plumbers, Thin Blown Plumbers, 5 line band Tall Sherbets, cut glass, Low Sherbets, cut glass, Kelsey Colonial GOblets Kelsey Punch Glasses
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
There are Hats in the Sale

All Summer Millinery is at reduced prices. But so many hats are suitable to wear at all seasons nowadays that the summer autumn line is very elastic. Models which have been in stock a month so the summer dress hats sports hats and tailored straw hats are all at small prices Many desirable styles for misses and children included in this group.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Nippon China Cups
 and Saucers

In a number of very pratty designs, including the pop- ular white and gold which is in such steady demand.
 at 25 cts. each
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Fibre Furniture

No furniture is more suitable in summer living room, boudoir or sun parlor than fibre and reed. These large divans, armchairs and rockers are thicl1ly upholstered and cushion ed with cretonne.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Wash Satins

Extra good quality with high lustre and sol ish, B inches wide, ivory and flesh color. Regular price s2.5O for $l.79
 $2.75 for $l.85
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Silks in the Sale

Wise women will take advantage of the pri' which have been placed on silks through the Aug1 Sale. -aass..s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
The Knox Sailors for Fall

In connection with other attractions the first shipment of Knox Sailors for early autumn arrived They are the smartest styles vet shown Underbrims are finished with rich velvet in black subdued colors. There is variety in line of crown or brim. It needs no prophet to say these hats will be appropriated very quickly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Chairs and Rockers

OlalTS ana ROCKETS Fibre is the best and most sub- stantial substitute for willow and rat tan. The following list of rockers are without upholstered cushions: Were $ 7.5O now 5 600
 $15.OO now $l2.OO
 $16.5O now $l3.CO
 $17.5O now $l4OO Armchairs and Rockers with up- hOlstered seats and backs. Armchairs, were $27.OO now $Z3.5O Rockers, were $25.OO now Szz.oo
 were $225O now $l9.5O
 were $195O now $l7.W
 Fourth floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Black Dress I affetas

Chiffon finish in good weight, B inches wide. Regular price $2.5O for Sl.75
 S3.5O for $2.69
 $3.OO for $259
 S225 for $l.65
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Sets

Old Ivory finish, covered in figured cretonnes, three pieces, divan, arm chair and rocker. Regular price $11S.OO.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Sale price SlO3.OO

Baronial Brown finish, tapestry coverings, three pieces, divan, arm chair and rocker. Regular price $SOOO.
 Sale price $7O.OO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-30
Black Dress Satins

All made in America from almost pure dy offering of extra value.
 B inches wide regular $3.5O for $2.69
 $500 for S1.S9
 $4.5O for $3.19
 $25O for $l.69
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

mer's son and wife, NJ. ana Mira w
H Newell a. Aerrtll's Gunner.
Miss Zeazera Prusser has ACCEPT
"a position in the once of the
Bath Iron Works
Miss William Weeks ana sc1-
Master Maurice were recenf guests
81 her brother. Mr. ami Mrs c. E
HcAgkEns.
Ms. Mary weston ana ssn Har-
old and grzndd2uEnfer. Miss DORIS
arrived Sunday from. Boston
A s. Gcweal who h2s been visit
ing relatives in Bostoa ana West Acc
ton. returned horne Wednesday. &C.
ccnnpanted by his son. George Riocm
ana father. The trip was made By
auto
Miss Darlene SeweEl Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs w c. Bawley.
Mr. Bishcp and Heber Richardscn
are thre<htng grain in thfs yic1nify.
Mrs. Georgia True II North LifcA-
nead was in sown O. busfness Toes
day.
NJ. n Newell and Herberf Lsoer
we're Sunday callers AZ IL hcrns ~
W. c BewIey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

DISCHARGED II Camp Upton- N T. as
vzs calling On friends here Saturday.
Mr.. Doosev and soa- accompan1sd ny
ME-. Alen Of Vienna. were veek-ena
guests Of Mr. and Mira & @. Parrnsn-
ter.
ur and Mrs warren Jcnes Of Fair
fed and nephew. Warren Jonas Jr. q
osl.horna- Lee webber and Mrs
George Crosby Of Fa1rneld were
Wednesday guests Of Mf. and ME- VIZ
iiarn osgcod-
week before last q PARTY % seven
young ladies from here. eonsisttng o
Edith Psakharr- Beatrice ana Barbara
wo-.h1ng, Dorothy D9asmcres Dor1s
Yoxng, Duicse Crcmnstt sn1 Dcris
Kstchan. enjoyed An outing II Kspnore
On China lake They were chAperonsd
alternately by NrA FmkAaU- MIA
psrsncre and Mrs YouHe.
Last week Stanley Estes occsrted the
came cottage ana entertained three u
MS trier6s. George Murray cf Newton
Center. Mass. Haysn Hi ard HArftsor
McGcu,drick Of Augusta
A party Of young rec1.e from Branch
Mills. Weeks Mia. Liberty and Selsoa-
town ensoyed an o-ting Al Tenants
Harnor last week they were cnaper-
one6 By Mrs- Il. ". wcrthtng.
NJ and Mrs Augustus Mosher q
Weeks Mills we're Tuesday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs- waIlaee worthinx.
Mira Sarah Mclaughlin % Aision u
| visiting her cousin. Mrx- z 3 Worth
ing, for an indefinite time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28
LIVE STOCK

ears from s5sdl2s. r L wormsli
sold : bologna COWS AZ a. COVE al
and lie ca 50 calves at 1sc- and
5 mixers from s559lc5- 2 L
Brown & Son sold S cannersa &c.
II calves al lsc, ! sheep al 1oc- IL
hogs AZ &c dressed and Is mixers
for $3.50. Robert Cannon sold q
COVE from si5saiT5 N Abrams,
cattle al 5dTc- J. n. Brooks sold
2 bologna COWS al I lie, % calves
al Is I-2c, 50 mixers from ss56 Us.
Putnam Bros. sol dl cow AZ PC. and
/ COW At 1 IL c. 100 calves al 1oc
and Al 1Tc per n. IS hogs AZ % lac,
So sheep and lambs sheep II Ioc and
lambs at lsc. % mixers from seed
l25- C. z. Gage sold Is cattle from
40sc, 50 calves 1T 1sc. Is hogs al
roc and 30 mixers from sSo6i1s.
II. n Bagss sold s. calves At lle
and 30 lambs Al Is LIE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

Nh. s-d Mrs DAVID Sweeney. II thear
cottage "a Lake Aessalcnskee-
Miss ALce octs has gone 70 Lawrence.
Mass 70 visit her SISTER. Miss Char
latte o-zs. and her aunt. Mrs. Mary
Wood to- q few days
M ard Nrs- A. Rock o. HaIiowel
and Mrs Rocks niece. Mss Doris Bee-
ssy, WIN IS passing severn! weeks va
catton with Nr. and Mrs. Rock. were
guests q relatives 4 -o*n Wednesday
making he trip by aGfo- M Rock and
Miss Do-is returned Wednesday. but
Mrs Eoex vii remain . few GAYS
,cager.
Rev. and Mrs. Weston P. Holman
returned from their vacation last
Saturday and Mr. Holman preached
az tie Methodist church Sunday
morning ana evening. The topic for
The PRAYER meeting Thursday evening
-vtl NE Using Sunday for this
wo-id and the next
Mrs Jennie Sawyer ami Mrs- 10
sic SAWYER Of North Anso1 were
guests Wednesday q Nj and Mrs
John Tapiey.
Miss Eleanor Cunningham Of An
ErEfA u 4 guest AT the home Of Ar.
and Mrs David Ellis
Deputy Sheriff David Ellis was q
business visitor IN Augusta and Hal
loweu Tuesday.
Hiss Geora Ellis was q guest CT
Wednesday Of Miss Sadie Judkins o.
8elgfade.
Miss Ruby welinan Of wafeEy1Ils
ard Miss Nsfhlie Lewis of ST. Al
hans are passing few DAYS il town
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Savage
T-nerai services for w5Iiiau
Eires. infant son of William, am
Vera Rines- who died Monday aftea
few days Illness, were hela o.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock a
ths residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Georrs
Ellis Rey. C. L Wheaton oS the Fres
Baptist church ofncsssed Irfermenl
vas IN the Lewis cemeeery.
Charles Dusty was a guest @.
friends IN Skcwnegzn Wednesday.
Acme RebeAcah Lodge VIII hold IL,
regular meeting this evening IN Odd
Fellows hal
Pew. Clarence McInttre II Films.
5zIs. y. H. who l. rassiug several
--eelcs' vacation NJ the home Of hts
mother. Mrs Lizzie Ncfnftres has
returned from u short visit with rel
st1ves IN Cornville-
Mzurfce rnss has refurnee7 trnrr
! BUSINESS "TRIP and ts passing \ few
DAYS in town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

HoGE-Rseetpes l7oN ASour s. 70 r
eeefs under syecterday.s aysrase; cies-
ny DUH: heavy hoge alracxf unsAieahle
11oeenoe: nEna weight 1g7sq11o. ngnf
lights is1se0e. heaxy vesght paeking
GLE. pzGE l7eo419N
CAT1IE-Receipes LIMA very dag
X. general trade 3 70 % cexss lower.
MANY gong over without a Ind n .
late hour. Calves ab41Rt steady. Beef
steers- Choice and prime 3a0dfEB: me-
diun and good i1DQ1a0e, coEmoa l00od
LIT: light weight Ecod ana choice lSz59
11oe. ccmDoa and medium szS493E
Bufcher cattle. Hesxers ..S6aSzz. cows
78009a2se. Gamers and cutters S7sQfM;
veal calves. light and handy weighf 80
aer-S. seocEer steers Do41i0e. western
~ steers ssceasz: cows and heafers
SnFEr-Rseeirts M.Ds. Lanss rnsst.
~ s 20 % cents lover. sheep steady.
Lxmns- q Ihs- down .s5o83sS: cuiis and
comncn sso4s1ea. yeariiug wethefe ~
III Ewes: Medium coed and chosce
7ssQaE; cuils and coMmon W9s1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28
OAKLAND

Ia stockhc9dees q the Oakland Wa
ter Co held THAR annual meeting ~
Tie Post roon Tuesday evening. Ars.
e George Il Bry1nt. George Il VIII
egzr and r. ". Greeley were esecte6
directors Nr. Hryanf was elected pres
idenf. Mr.. Greeley secretary and NJ.
vinegar treasurer. Mr.. Vinegar was
also appointed manager.
Ma Herbert Hney and soa Mfltc-
who have been guests q Mrs Huey E
mother. Mrs- Carolyn Sawsease of High
street. for Tia past two weeks. left
Wednesday morning fer Bostna, where
she VIII visit friends for q few DAYS
hefere<refu-ntag 70 her hons IN But-
fsso. y. u
Ma Clau6e Townsend waa a guest
Tnescay q relatives IN Sidney.
M-E- Ada weston- who has been Wis
ting her nssce. Ars- Cara Manfer. ant
her nephew. Joseph Mcnier. fnr sew
erai weeks left Wednesday for Port
lana to be the guest Of relatives for a
few DAYS On the way 70 bar hozne II
New York City.
Mr.. and Mira Milford Hcudietts have
rstr-ned from a shnrt VISIT with rela-
tv0s IN Ktneel
Mrs- Geeres W. staHrrd q rairnead
was recent guest q MIS- Guy stat
ford
Mssl Ernest Dararhsaee % Kinec Is
the gnssf Of friends N town
Mrx George Russell and d1uxhters.
Ida ana Hasel- have gene 70 uea6pa-
teg TO v1nt Ms. Russell who In fore
man OF the sfone mason crew Of tia
Maine Central raalrnad-
NJ. and Mrs A. 81. Oliver ana family
have returned frosn two wrecks. cut-
i'm n thsar cottage AT srnfthnead-
fhs I4adies, AID Of the Nstkcasst
cAnrrh nat Wednesday afterncon a
the hcrne Of Mrk George Rohsnsen of
Main street
tuzned fram visit with 1riends In Do
rer. Manchester and Hsrlin. y. H
Nxs. Charles Bates sna daughter.
1fiss Charlotte Bates. ware recent
snests Of MrE Howard Farsnnx q
Norxh vassaiborns
N 0onueea weodbnrv. wfe has tu.f
Eseulmo1 kfnmS urerpnaz ~ 1Exxz
- - - 90 - E1nNk
p W Hks 1n.eAaE - 1Gr.I
~ - - -.
- 49, Ussen1r 800 d tratztnx
fer = nnxn0 u the c<ntsai Maane Gem
esat Anspdtal b lewiston 10 ramsnx q
~ 1aysf sAeax1sn w1<A hsr paEsnxss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
'sslrss Of tire Days Dealings in All
ere LeaainG Stocks

's.lres q tire Days Dealings ~ Al
ere Leaainc Stocks
ssv Ts-E- Aug, E.-suca couss6era-
frAs -zgks- we're ignored or swept
" 852zy = tae increased lrapOx1zAce
- s'-2TEsd &c deseaeFmeH1s n the
~ E--zaaa-
1919 y me railroad shoprnen Of
Ni-scz Fcpo8al and the
~ = --sz-rzaa Gary Of the Unit
rIsss Steel Sc-porxtion 70 disease
ss VII Z committee q organ.
-sao- wert he Outstanding t1ztu.
- = "a Ear.
lie o-asr hand. tie Iron Are. tna
80 o-ss- u the steel industry.
LII -o-A,ng 4 the eyents -
= "a. .aasssd ne 5adkmenf e. tas
~sce RAJ the 1eayness q the
800
ss'cEs rers seaEv N the ousses nrzS
= t-s curse q the arsf hcur.
a. hack AiEnGe Immediately
Ncfse- -eco~yrv ~ noon On re-
- ssT.s 81 equipments and epe-i
=. -s-Es, seearae unsettled axasn
a, .o-- O Judge Gaxys letter
ID. .ASo- delega1ion. United
ID ss1s-s = steel equipments.
% lowest grcsafioms oS
Ssaeoo.s from mnx1Muma
~ re % almost four petHts
A.. oat s-y-cus case q cause and
t---lshse oy Montana Pow
-E1s n aerupt deciine Of
% re -eSvc-tnn Of the
= 1iT72s-c from Il to Z Of peri
-s = --ssrssfacec-v bussaess.
Ao-e-s losf rs N-poznt EDis
= ET7cls cav and an 2&6.ticzAl
-. =. as ~e-e 1sversefv a6ec1nd %
sr-rys. WITH shzprsnEB. mo-
-, az sla. Sales Amounted 70 ZS.8es
= sesfl he head market kep< raee
q nesA speculative issues deezini1g
= sez--s- I2ceyrv bcnds were
- avs '.rs-r411o.a&s steady. To-
ar VIsce were s11.Tx.boo. ot2
NS8ls-e< Is seKf . - saaaE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28
BELFAST

From the Hub 70 Belfast by motor
cycle Is the feat performed BY Clar-
ence Arnold and his sister. Miss
Florence Arnold q Franklin vino
arrived Tuesday Al the home OF their
uncle. william 81. Arnold. Norfhport
ayezae. for q VISIT They rode =
Harley Davidson machine with side
car and arrived in Belfast inst ten
hours from the time they left Frank
lin. thirty miles beycnd Boston
They came through the beaches VIA
Portsmouth. Portland. etc. and Miss
Arrclc did NOT leave the SIDE car for
the ant-re journey When they ar
rived IN Beafast the speedomefef
Registered 2sT miles Mira Nellie z.
CUNNINGHAM and Miss Mildred Ar
mold also Of Franklin are guests q
Mr. and Mrs Arnoid-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Aug. q.
Grain ana provisicz prices were we1k
fcday bearing sentirnsnf indinx haeis
n Widespread conaitiou Of irdusfrial
and economies Corn led the grains in
The decline if downward course being
etopped and rallies eftecfed wflen over.
speaking, however. The average for The
day was lower with BAarfsh seGfimenf
rrseom4nAftng- Corn cieseG weak Is 70
! can't net lover. with septeHber #
Oats closed easy with net decline Of /
cent to cent. and provisaons faishsd
with q 6ecltne Of s cents fer pork. 5
cects for lard ana e cents for ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

CEEESE-SNew terms extraz szk6s2
CORNING yellow cedz1a
EGGs-fearhy hennery sl1ss; western
extras 5A36h.
kLoER-spring patent l3se
1aAy-Nc. timothy 5eGrE
~LAAB+Spring E&5a.
UA1 @Fazey - 70 ss-in sacks -dEi
noPK-Nediun hacks ssln
P0TATOES-Nafiye white Sasgu
par 1a-ib- sacks. sweets 4eD6SE per bhi
SEGAR-sfznuiated. wholesale. SIS
per I'D lis II bulk
VEAi-446n
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HOLIDAY on Exchange

.e,r- ace THE hoard %
-. lie View yerk Stock Exy
~ :. &C., rodsv - EraEs tie -
~ - Hs.rs - clsse the exchaAGA
- So sss scurxh tame tins HuIH-
h sr 4. S.ess has bseE> suxpen6Ad
s e lie week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

SPECIAL Two-nAY SALE
LADIES AND cHILuRENs
SHOES FEIDA- AND SATUR-
DAY. ACG = AND 30 ONLY.
LADIES' FINE SHOES M.m
LEloANs- FINE SHOES
@m SPECIAL ATTENTION
70 ORDERS BIZ PARCEL
Post Blank 4 BLANK.
SHOE DEALERS. AUGUSTA.
MAINE
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If You Want Thousands to
See Your Proposition

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

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