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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
Secrets Of Health and Happiness
How Some Of Many "Itches
May Easily Be Remedied
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B., M. A., NJ. D. Johns Hopkins University

L EXTRAORDINARILY speaking itching is for the
most part spontaneous sensation, which is MKT
ure OF pleasure and pain That to say it partakes
of sense and of an emotion.
There are some women. especially young Ones and
few men who ust love to have their backs scratched
When the back Of such individuals is scratched it argi
mates pleasant sensation of itching, which is stimuli
taneously soothed and relieved.
IF you keep that up, I'll be asleep" says the
scratched one. Although I've any one thus
iulied into slumberand they assert that such pro-
cedure will send them there.
"Factitious .urticaria," spontaneous hives, is ,
the skin, If you put dent the skin or press sti
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
ENTITLED TO PRAISE

A higher rediscount rate long ago,
with positive orders to the banks to
stamp out reckless gambling at it's be-
ginning rather than near its end, would
have spared Wall Street the wreckage
with which it Is now Uttered. But by
whatever means, persuasive or strong
arm, the speculative excuses had to
he stopped, and the Federal Reserve
Board Is entitled to national praise for
stopping them, market shock or no
market shock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
BASED ON FICTION

The drys of congress could not be
content with that grant of one year to
give the immense property values in
volved a chance for readjustment. They
could not be happy unless private
property could be taken without just
compensation. They wanted not only
the constitutional amendment, with it's
clear, IL short. period for lessening it's
loss; they wanted to destroy a great
business without giving it the oppor-
tunity for compensation afforded by
the amendment. They could not wait
for the twelve months given by the
Constitution. so they had to pass the
wartime prohibition act, based upon a
fiction. and then pass law or the
enforcement Of that act.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
NO FARMER support
(New York WORLDLY

And the Plumb plan IL no other than
a plan to give over the roads to the
control of the labor unions in assur-
ance Of still higher rates on the farm
crs products and purchases without
again assuming any Of the business
risks involved. Is this fair to the farm
producers, who know of no eight-hour
day, no 50 per cent higher pay for ov-
ertime no income at all that Is not
subject to complete loss from weather
changes and bad seasons? The Plumb
plan will obviously fare no better than
other unionist plans with the farmers
to win their support on the basis of
all work and uncertain pay for the
farmer and shorter hours. higher wag
es and assured pay for the rest.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
CASE OF BERGER

VANCW
The question now before the Ameri-
can people Is whether a congress dis
trict which is controlled by several
thousand men who aim their blows at
the American form of government shall
be permitted to override the decision
OF the house that their representative
Is not entitled to take part in the MAX
ing of American laws. 1t is doing them
no injustice to charge them with hos
tility to this government in time of
var, since they were dissatisfied with
even Berger because he was not suffice
iently pro- German for their extreme
taste. The issue, then, is not so much
between the American people and Vic
tor Berger as 1t is between the Ameri-
can people and the majority of the
fifth Wisconsin district.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26

Take it from Mcintyre & Heath,
Fame is a prankish dame. They were
photographed in white face" the other
day autographing tickets for the Ac-
tors National Memorial Day, Deem
her s, and not blooming editor would
ACCEPT the picture until shown an affi-
davit proclaiming the unsmeared faces
belong to the famous comedians.
II have one ambition In life," said
Walter Pulitzer to q friend the other
day. Before I die want to be able to
write my letters as fast as the NOV
ing picture hero writes his"
Automobiles are so scarce in this
country that, every mile or two, there
is some family that doesn't own one.
some life insurance companies are
loary of drinking men.
The champ optimist of the world Is
the woman who has asked for trial by
a jury of her own sex.
A New Jersey couple have secured q
divorce on the grounds of incompata-
bllity of temperature. He wanted the
bedroom window up and she wanted
it down.
SEVEN STAGES OF LocoMoTIoN
Aged 2-baby carriage. Aged B.
express wagon. Aged 12-bicycle.
4-ged 20-motorcycle. Aged 30-runa-
bout. Aged 40-Touring car. Aged SO
Limousine.
Yes. indeed, but why omit mention of
that very prominent vehicle the patrol
wagon? That means of locomotion is
liable to happen at any age after TWEEN
ty-one.
1t was a stage rehearsal. The prin-
cipal lady came upon the stage in
walking costume and started to sing
her great song.
my DEAR" cried the manager, you
are surely not going to sing with your
veil on?"
"Of course I am" she replied. II
want to hurry off as soon as l finish:
have to meet a friend
But singing with n veil on!" expos
tIiated the manager. well, WE'LL" he
added, in a resigned tone. II can't help
II If you want to strain your voice."
wen, SupIu SPARKS, the
marriage license man, the other day,
"a chap in my neighborhood whom /
have been waiting tn come around for
license for long time finally mus
tered up courage to propose and came
in the other day for his sentence. 1
know the young lady quite WELL too,
so asked her how he finally managed
it,. She said.
"'Well, he stayed around one night
iii nearly IL. gave him a lot of encour-
aGement, but he just couldn't say any,
thing. Finally. after he had got his
hat he said:
Mabel, do you read the papers ?"'
"T told him of course did,
"'"And have you read about the in
come taxes?'
I certainly have
""And have you read that after
sixty days the government is going to
tax marriage licenses?'''
lowell. don't you think that we
ought to practice ECONOMY and hur-
ry?"'"
well. daughter, hope you learned
something useful at college,"
"Of course dad. Wait till l make
YOU some fudge"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
UP TO WILSON

NNoW IVIK ITIDuIlt.J
In the first sting Of their annoyance
some European statesmen and news
papers are saying hard things about
the senate and American people. But
the senate and the voters here are not
to blame. They did what they could to
cnlighten Europe as to the real situa-
ton. The author Of their disappoint-
ments was President Wilson. He led
them astray. The obstacles to a rati-
fscation of the treaty were created by
HIM. His blunders have nearly wreck
ca the work Of the conference. He Is
therefore now under a moral obligation
to the European powers to do his ut
most to repair the consequences of
those blunders-by bringing about a
ratification which will save the treaty
and also protect the interests of the
United States
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26
=: PEPS i:
GREAT PRACTICE

"Whsre did you learn such q
curve"
Throwing paper wads around .
gIrt's head to reach . boy slttlne
two seats In front"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26

Take it from Mcintyre & Heath,
Fame is a prankish dame. They were
photographed in white face" the other
day autographing tickets for the Ac-
tors National Memorial Day, Deem
her 5, and not q blooming editor would
ACCEPT the picture until shown an affi-
davit proclaiming the unsmeared faces
belong to the famous comedians.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-26

II have one ambition In life," said
Walter Pulitzer to q friend the other
day. Before l die want to be able to
write my letters as fast as the NOV
ing picture hero writes his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

midnight The house is not suitable
20 live in because Of the fire. which
was confined 70 the attic and the
subsequent drenchins Of the two low
er doors. The residences was j. fine
new ore and the interieF will with
sut DOUBT have TO be repiastered ana
refnlshed. The furniture was not
badly damaged. The loss Is sEtinat-
cd into the thousands. II was insured
During the same STERN the barn
en- the Joseph Whisremere place be-
yond MaIbons Mills was struck by
lightning cut the flames were extln
guished without great loss.
The Edward N Merrill cottage on
the east shore of Lake wesserur-
setf. occupied this season BY Mr.
and Mrs. William Folsom Merrill ana
child. was also struck during the
shower. Lightning entered the dining
room en- the rafters and scattered
spiirters about over the place. No
serious damages resulted. however.
A crew OF men were working on
the track of the Somerset Traction
Co. yesterday, getting IT cleared of
the debris. Cars were run from this
erd 70 the scene of the disaster ard
from the other end of the route down.
Very heavy showers were expert
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

pleny ef Skowhegan and Mrs. Ellen
Hanson # Harrland-
D s Emerson and family visited
fer the day Wednesday AZ Lake
weed. Madison.
Mrs Marguerits Ela3sdelI has been
VISITING for 4 week AZ s. L Palmer >.
Mr. ana Mrs. Samuel Sears af
Hartiard were callers Sunday at W.
A. Ela,sdelrs.
Several a. tc-enile parties from
this vicinity have vlslrsd the blue
berry fields during the past week
Mr. AMI Mrs- Charles Smith were
ia Detroit IN business wednesday
Arthur Jordan was In Waterfalls
Wednesday On business
Parties tram this vicinity wnc
went TO Eingsbu-y Tuesday II
search Of bluebsrr,es report fair
picking.
Ers,k Thu-stcn of ccrtrna was n
cown wednesday-
z. z. Cam and George Damon ara
among these who are fcreunane
enough 70 have finished having
Mrs Belle Parknar IS with asr
sister. Ms Jennie Parknan-
n , wh,rrer. wao with Mrs
w,,ren and Mrs. H ". Longley IS
,ass,ng the summer At Ocean Park.
was in town Monday calling On reaa-
1ves.
D. A. srackpole received . ~tnt
thus week from bis orother-in-lAW
from Aroostook county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

need AT North Anscr. The Forks ana
At1ens but no serious damages were
~epnrted- The barn on the place own
II ~ Stanley Hunt anove Eartiand
Tilage was struck and Ignited. but
A. nanes were extlng.lished withour
serious damage
: Elmer Nolin and his mother.
Mrs Annie Nolin. have been erter-
aiming al a house party ~ their cot
ta-e at Lake Wesserunsetr this week
among the CHESTS have been Mrs. Ida
: l. Smith. Rev. Q. H Tracy. Ph.
\ and his sons. olin and Lsighton
-racy. ar here from Eates College.
ana Miss Crete CARL Of Waterecro.
FlneEaI services fer the late Cecil
Wheeler VIII be held from the house,
% Lawton street. Saturday afternoon
ar o'clock
Mrs. A . Adams of Madison was
N own FRIDAY calling on her niece.
Miss Mildred EeaI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

eamd Reed of watervilie. a z ".
\ vnrkEr was n town Friday en
|stshsss conneersd with tho srecssen
tss Conference Center ar Lake
'seonsseecortee. o z. washburne.
stsas- worker. whose family re-
Ut ae-e. vas also in town. leaving
11g ne forenoon for 4 visit to
sna+ he piaa 10 To have ssver-
Counties conrraeute materials Tor
stages here and the Somerset al
at IS practically cnmpietsd al
Present tine. Later prcbably thu
~ 'Vo weeks n August, Is boys of
sQnrT and five men viii 80 there
gre her labor under the dtrec-
20 u n Mammery, the Con.
u The Somerset county cct-
VS. vii Be s5-4xe0-s and vii caa-
l Dunk apsrrmenrz. ], doubts
n each side with q Hue Largo
.s DOM and drspiacs Uefwesn
aeepiag quarters.
SIS Marietta yichcls. daughter ef
Z = Nichols has gone TO Hal-
Were the family formerly re-
r. o vis1r and viii also visit in
y op before her return.
r. Ella Iautish has returned 70
~nAn after a short stay in town
es A Blatchfcrd OF Dorchss-
Lass a traveller and follower
he seas for 1 years. has arrived
@at with Charles Smith On Hss.
NJ street and Mr. and Mrs.. T. c.
~'o1g n CornvfIle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

tables and . number Of guests were
present who did not sater the game
The rreiiminar.es in the women 5
handicap gois tournament crsnsd on
FRIDAY. eavsrL s,ng!es eesng PLAYED u
viii close IN the 9TH. the two lowest
scores 70 play cH nsxt week for the
SILVER cup offered by tho club. rhsre
ara Is entrants IN this the arst wcrasn' ;
tournament
The nea's eiiminat.n. handicap for
ths cup omared by Ira n ceee orsnsd
81 SATURDAY. With . good ent-v. rne
weakly swsspsta.:ss open Saturday with
. large number At players
Alma ood~ersh rartoue. rses.tiy dis
CHARGED from the we.nens Motor Corps
Of America. IN which service she was
fer nearly two years. has arrived to
visit her parents- Mr. and Mrs r
George Dodworta At New York. at their
place o. the North Shore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

4. n / special feature viii be tte
Posftude. Jerusalem. ths Gcldsr.
variation finale. Mrs ErtA Swett
Bradley, who has for 4 long time
ben scloist at this cnurc.. will ap-
pear for the last time this season,
having resigned in order 10 pursue
her Studies IN voice culture undsr
8os4nn teaehsrs this fall Mrs EMe
PMocier Malisy viii sing 20 Divine
Eedeemer" from Repenrir" By
Ccunod. accompanied by Mrs. =. L.
Marston. piano. Mrs Elsie Fellows
White. violin. and Carl ". MaIley,
organ. Mrs. White viii also play 4
composition cf her own for the offer
tcry, The Aagelus' IS Q violin solo.
The postinde by Mr.. MaIley VIII be
BY Sparks. "pcst,ude in . Flat" The
sermon VIII be delivered by Rev. o.
T. Tracey. Ph. ..
Christian Sciencs-Serv1ces at 10 45
a. usual in Grand Army hall The
subject Of the lesscn sermon is
Truth and the Golden Text Ia truun
Psalms. Il have chrsen the way #
truth: thy judgments have I laid
before me-"
Catnoiic-Csuai masses at and 10
o'clock at Our Lady Of Lourdes
church with bensdicticn 1T Z o'clock
IN the evening.
Centenary Observation-Disclosures
Psrils' win bs the subject Of Rev
Il Z. Nichols' sermon at ths csntsn-
ary church at 1910 Sunday morning.
l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
HINCKLEY

The asw auto owned bv . z.
Cain INST with an accident Tuesday,
while he was driving II 20 Sknwhe-
gan. II came cut IN running order.
but minus a vindshield and some
damage to the top. No one was seri-
ousiy hurt
Mr. and aGrx. Z Bcwden and
daughter ware AZ their cottage at
Pleasant pond several days recently.
Mrs.. Leach Of Skowhegan Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Sanford
Strickland
M and Mrs. George Leavttt of
Belfast .visited at Percy Kicker 8
Wednesday.
Messrs. Tibbetts. Ricker. Wheeler
Of Watertown. Mass. and M. and
Mrs. Labon Allen. took lunch sun
day and visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Georgs Hun. North Fair
ieid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W Carr. who have
bean to tnear cottage At Pleasant
pond the past week. were in this
place Thursday calling On friends
willis on tAejr return TIP 20 their
home In Nortnport -.
Mr.. ana Mrs. L Chase wer e..
some of the China ponds Su
the day. IN. two
Miss NJ. pavidson ssa $500, se
children Of Mrs. Eer's - .na NJ.
sr..a1. 'ps~a.r1uun and other friends
r1r ss~sraJ wse3es.
=. r. RscRer was In Rorfian6 Tues |
H-~ esp t44a hay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
SMTTHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs Townson and Mr.
and Mrs Phil Williamson Of Water
vile are passing a few days az chs
Barker cottage Al North Pond.
Kenneth Smith of this town. wcc has
served ls months n France. PASSED sew
eral days last week 1t the home Of
Fred Stevens.
A large attendance was present At
the dance las, Wednesday might.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
BELFAST


Hallets GiIberte. the noted American
song writer. a native of winthrop. whc
in summarizing At his Lincnlnville estate
Melody Manse. Is 70 play his own cum
positions 1T the Sunday uumca2e ar tns
Nortnport Country Club 1t o'ciock
The songs win bs sung by Mrs- ogar4fs
Rose Rugg Of Philadelphia, formerly oi
Rocksznd. tho daugffer Of Mr and
Mrs Eugene Rose. She made . hit u
Belfast q few years ago when she sazaa
Josephine In ''Pinatore'' in local pro.
auction. On Sunday Mira RHg1 -
s,ur M. a1Ibsrta's csnDasas1nas - -.
- A. wsrf - sx - rians. -
- -. -. rnnuv of the iyr7rs
fer tns onnwms ssns. ~fn Also 90
preEenf
A. rns wonEzx nssdss tsurnament IN
rnursday 1Erz. Eincks Of Old rown
was tns prsSs vsnnar. Tnsfs ~sfs ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

Mass. is on visit with Mr. Kendall
In Clinton.
Emnons Richardson expects to 60
TO Boston soon where he will be am
ployed.
Mr. and Mrs W EetherirEton and
daughter are visiting friends in View
Brunswick and other places.
Miss Ada Bessey gave a party
Wednesday to her friends IN OBJ
servance Of her I1tn birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

The Want Ad Habit

AL bad habits are good to break. But you viii
never 60 broke if you have the Want Ad habit
Il you read these little messages every day, you
will be forming good habit-takng long step
toward prosperity. success and happiness.
The Want Ad habit is a habit of using the Want
Ads-not only those that other people write,
but those that you may write yourself. Turn
to the Want Ads in The Journa! like you turn
to your telephone book; cultivate the Want Ad
habit by reading or writing the Want Ads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
PALMYRA

:. L Palmer and family ware N
Dexter Wednesday
among the recent guests at Z 4.
Overs were Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Eibps and Madeline Eibbs Of Read
ing. Mass. Nj and Mrs. Z. E. Ap-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
SPECIAL BARGAIN

s. acres. si7oo miles from II. c. r.
station. 8 A. in neld. cuts ) tons hay
head. Est 700 cords wood. 20 ".
lumber, s-room house a. e. barn. shed.
workshop. crea-nerv II you want a
bargain call A. DO Madison Ave. u. "
Grea ton. Skowhegan. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
LIVE STOCK

Horses. Cattle. Vehicles g
CoW-Severa' we,l-hred Jerseys and
hsitere. To f-esh.n N the fall. Lac
Johnson. Mercer (Rcme road, phone
T-e4.
EEITEH-Jersey and Guernsey. fresh s
veekE. dne butter COW. SIS. Ea--
land Barnes. z. ?. Augusta.
EOG-Rsg.stered white Chester SOW.
never been brad; weight about 1So lbs
70 Bangor ST, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Business Property az
PTTTSFIELC-I have lust been IN
st-ucted by the owner TO sell the ias
business block known as the Laacsy
Hardware store on Man street II
Ptt-sheld village This 10 an oppor-
tunitv for anyone % obtain desirable
property thoroughly equipped for husi-
ness with upstairs tenement and l
large lot : also have desirable farms
and village property for those SEEK
ing a nome. 3. $. Mathews. Dealer n
Rea. Estate. Pirrsdeid. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
Farms and Land for Sale

N AcRES-Money making stock farm.
borders eastern river. between East
Pittstun and Dresden Mills; . acres
t.ilage and rest in fne orook-watsred
pasture ana wood lot. 2 story house
eiEat rooms. hot and cold water, set
-,Ips bath tub. closet. etc. Running
water IN barn. snx40: all wagons. tools
and machinery. Hen house. extra barn
and river 1ar-i with wharf head
stock including three new mllch cows
included n place If desired Al must
be sold at once. L W. Walker, DreE-
den Mills. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

denominations. tine Bethany and First
BAPTIST Methodist and Ccngrega-
ronal viii be held fer the last time n
this manner at the Bethany church
Sunday evening al 80. The subject
is to be Our God Given Task" Ca-
der this general heading Rev Q. Il
Tracy, Ph. D, Will speak on Our
Task with the Individual: Rev. c.
H McElhJney. Our Task with the
Community; Rev H Z. Nichols.
Our Task with the Churches and
Rev Geo. Merriam. Our Task with
the world Music Will be furnished
by the Bethany choir undsr the lad
ership of Mrs. Mar,cn Drake-F1an-
ders. with Prof Kendall as viclinist.
Advens-rhe usual services viii be
held at the Seventh Day Adver.
church with SUNDAY school At lso.
followed By q social service.
] z Wilde. who has been visiting
yhnrntcn W Merriam. has return
Cd 70 his hrne IL Canton. Mass.
Fred M. French
The body Of the late Fred NJ
French. a former resident Of this
town. who passed away in Minneap-
oils. Mimi. arrived Friday morning
and was inferred in the family lot
Ar the Scurhside cametery. Brief ser-
vices were conducted by Mrs. Anna
3. Steward. first reader IN the Chris
tan Sciences Society of Skcwhe4an
at the burial plot Mrs Franch. tor
merry Miss Ella Goodrich. who has
been IN Minneapolis with her hus
band. arrived here Thursday evenin.
accompanied by her daughtar, M-s.
Samuel Lord Of Lynn. MaAs.. and
her sister. Mrs. Rose York of Lewis
ton. The French hcne on West Front
street was opened for the convenience
Of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Z II. Cullen Of sa-
lem. Mass. formerly Of this place
who have been visiting with Mrs.
CuIlen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
rer Currier. left Friday for Kineo and
Greenvilla.
Mr. and Mrs. ". " Lander ana
family Of West Newton. Mass. ar
rived Thursday evening and are at
their cottage on the shore Of Lake
wesserunsett. which they rscently
purchased of Mrs. Herbert Went
worth. Mr.. Lander is an uncia Of
Mrs. z. A. Parker. and Nrs. VIM.
Folsom and Mrs. n. p. Merrill
Mr- and Mrs. = II. Matthews ana
NE ana Mrs. Dell Masfhswx, wnnse
home was struck by lignfaaug 1AnrS-
day during their .absencs e rne
Fcrk1 where tney havs suumar
- AExsys1 hnuas . uftls baesrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
Houses for Sale

MEETILLE ST. 15-Eouse AT a bar
gan Hardwood floors. electric lights.
ras ba-h room cemen ted cellar large
1iazza inquire F. Q. Getchen, ISu
Grove St
TELLING .s selling when you tel &
the Want Ad Way.
'FECNE your Want ada The Journal
will trust you.
READ today's Journal Want Ad CAT
alogue.
YcC haven't read al the news tn
you've Rad the Want Ads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

cARECRETOR-we nanueacture 4
carburetnr for Ford cars which ls
guaranteed 10 give double the NILE
age over any other ca-oureIor ever
constructed regzrdless Of name, MAKE
or price Money refunded If -5-day tree
t-ial does not prove IL We are now
ready % furnish ca-nuretors also tor
Dodge and Maxwell cars. VIII +ur-
uisn them for other cars N snort
t-me. Entirely new principle simple
plain tube: not a moving part; guar
anteed TO start n zero weather with
out heating or prlmsng. Tremendous
demaad-S.Ho now IN Use N chicago
territory Reliable. energetic men VINO
can guarantee sales and carry STOCK
of $500 10 s1Ooe depending on demand
can secure exclusive ter-itnr, aad wi!
easily net So o9e this year No spec:a.
van. 90 ". Jackson Blvd. Chicago. IL.
=l.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
INSTRUCTION
ccrrssponoerce Courses

Correspondents Courses AZ
ACcoCNTTNGMen wanted. 10 take
special spare tine training this sum
uler tar accounting positions Prepare
Yourself now for 4 better income
Don't waste the summer months and
let the other fellow get ahead OF you
Cost accountants. auditors ana execu-
r1ves maze e.ene to s60ee yearly You
can 90 as well. Train under Cerunea
Public Accountants by our lnd1y7uua4
coaching plan. Write today 3
Tanner. Pres Suite 122. S2S SO. Mich
igan Ave. Chicago.
dERKSRaslwav Mail Clerks Ex-
ANIMATION Aug 3 all states Begin
oers sala-- si1os. Common education
su,lcienr. Write today for free in
formation Form NJ 16i- Special op-
portInity soidiers-sailors. Earl Hop
kins Washington. .. c.
Private instruction 45
sFECIAL CoACENG-In college en-
trance requirements. high school sub
iects and CIVIL service. by q discharged
soidier-a college graduate and teach
er of experience. Box q. Togus- Ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26
Delightful Surhurba1 Home

On Elaine Ave. Opposite = L Can
ner $. s-room house. furnace heat
stasie. poultry house. II acre early
city and river. Owner must sell al
once Call AMI see me. z. = worces-
ter Western Ave, Augusta. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-26

roDAT'S wants and o-erz. earsfufly
classified and indexed- are arranged
in A-B-C order OF the Want Ad Page.
IT'S safe to paf-or1ze aav advertiser
whose message u printed on ths Want
Ad Page.
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