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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Mary Cole, Fitzgerald Miss Clara
Barrett, Macon.
Miss Susan Anderson, former Sc
cretary Of WI. M. U. will sail for
Africa about the first of September.
The Atlanta association will hold a
reception in her honor the last week
in August.
Mrs. Wakefield will attend the
Alabama Baptist assembly, July 1928
and will teach mission study class
in the "Cruade of Compassion.
The annual assembly of the Baptists
of Georgia at Blue Ridge will give an
unusually interesting program this
year.
Miss Kathleen Mallory, correspond
ing secretary-treasurer, w. M. U. of
Georgia, will teach Woman's Mission
airy Union Manual, and Miss Florence
Sith, of Rome, will teach the Junior
Comrades in Service. A story hour
each day, conducted by gifted speak
ers, will4e part of the weeks at
fractions that the women may be in
terested in.
1. State. The State w. M. U. Organ
izer in most instances shall be the
Corresponding Secretary. Her assist
ant shall be either the Division Vice
President or Associational Surerin-
tendent as the state official plan will
indicate. Her duties shall be in CO.
operation with the general. state
organizer to perfect and direct the
state campaign. organization. The
State w. M. U. Advisory Campaign
Committee.
2. Associational Or District The AS
sociational .'or District w. M. U. Or
ganizer. shall be appointedb the
State WI. M. U. Organizer in consul
tation with the w M. U. Vice-Presi-
dent Her duties shall be to perfect
and ddireet the fAsssoeiational w. N. Y.
organization in all matters, confer
ing with and cooperating with the
general campaign director of the
association.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
WANTED FOR SETTLERS

If you have any land for sale i'm
agc-wc may be able to find you a
proved farms of unimproved acre
purchaser il you will list it with our
Homescekers Bureau.
We are receiving some inquiries
about farming opportunities in this
state and it is our purpose to prepare
orehensive list of lands for sale
located along these lines, to be dis
tributed among prospective settlers.
All persons having such property for
sale are urged to cooperate with the
,1ersignod, in order that accurate
and reliable data may be secured to
assist us in making reply to inquiries
about farming opportunities in your
community. 81 .
A blank form will be mailed. you,
upon application, asking for4 the
specific information desired
There is no charge for this service,
w. w. CRONTON,
G. P. A, A. B. & A Railroad,
Room 5, Terminal Station
Building, Atlanta, Ga.
6-21-32t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
Savannah Guards Ready

Savannah, July lit is reported
here tonight that the Home Guard of
Savannah has been advised to hold
itself in readiness to respond to a
possible call for duty at Dublin. No
official statement is made here con-
corning the situation, which is be-
lived to be the result of search that
has been in progress in Laurens coun
ty for several days for negroes
wanted On a charge of killing two
white men on lat Sunday.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Burke have
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying apartments with Mr..
and Mrs. P. NJ. Browning on Eleventh
Avenue.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
l!slloN NOTES


The executive board OF Woman 6
Baptist Missionary union of Georgia
held it's first monthly meeting in the
mission rooms, COS Fla tiron building,
Atlanta.
Mrs Overstreet is the recently ap-
pointed vice president of southeast
division. 1t was pleasure to have her
present and bring such good report of
the southeast.
Mrs. c. T. Brown has appointed
Mrs. M c. Lunsford, of Morganton, as
a divisional secretary and the ap-
pointment was approved by the board.
Tic board is exceedingly fortunate
n securing the services of Mrs. T. w.
Withcft as young peoples leader I'M
til permanent leader can be secured
She has arranged a program for young
Peoples rally in every association.
which will be of great help in their
work.
The middle association, OF which
Mrs. E. K. Overstreet is superinten-
dent. is raising funds with which to
buy Ford for Miss Christine Gar
nett and her co-worker, who are mis-
sionaries in Cuba. Miss Garrett is
sister of Mrs. Overstreet
Miss Fannie Lee Mccall, missionary
worker, sails from Seattle, Washing
ton, August 5, for Tokyo, Japan, where
she will be married to Missionary
Norman F. Williamson Miss Mccall
has worked faithfully in upbuilding
the Good Will Center in Savannah
and leaves many friends there as well
as in other parts of the state whose
best wishes follow her to her home in
the Orient.
. The four tate scholarships to the
louisville training school have been
given To MISS Nifty perry BAR Ground
MSS Ruth Reid, Gainesville; Miss
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Misses Evelyn Hill and Evelyn Roe,
buck left this morning for Wilmington
n c. to be the guests af Miss Mar
ion Allen. They will also spend .
while at Wrightsville 3each.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
CARD OF THANKS

To those who were so kind and
thoughts to us during the recent
illness and death OF our father, f. c..
Henderson. We disiTe to express our
sincere thanks.
MIR. AND MRS. S. r. BOLTON
AND FAMILY
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Mrs. ]. B. Coleman returned yester
day from a visit to Athens. She was
accompaniedehaihesby Mrs. ]. B. Hill
and Master Harry Coleman.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Mann and little
daughter HARRIET spent several days
the past week &at Colquitt where
they attended a, family reunion.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Mrs. Price Heard has as her guests
her niece. Miss Jaunita Clements Of
Alamo and nephew. Francis Dart of
Douglas.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
SEVERAL. MEETINGS MARK
OBSERVANCE BATTLE DAY

Newroch, July 14.-French Bastle
Day was observed here today with
several meetings, the most important
in Joan of Arc Park, Ninety-Third
street, Riverside Drive.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
Friends of Mrs. F. A. Colquitt will
regret to learn of her illness.

Misses Louise Slada AID Evelyn
Hill returned Friday flcl Brinson
where they were guests at delight
full house party giv9n by Misses
Margaret and Agetta Cummings.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14
EASOM--BAiLEY.

A surprise marriage Of interest
was that of Miss Bell EasOm and Mr.
Arthur Bailey which occurred yester
day morning, at the Pastorium, Rev.
Wallace Wear officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left over the G. S. & F. for
a ten days trip to Macon, Newman and
other points. The bride has made
Cordele her home for a number of
years and is q most admirable young
woman. The groom is one of Cor
dele's progressive young business
men, having been in the cotton bust
ness here for the past several years.
Their many friends extend congratu-
lations and best wishes for happy
and prosperous married life.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

George Gammage- who for sometime
has been connected with Stead's
Drug Store, is now with the Jennings
Drug Co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-14

Mrs. M. P Hail and daughters,
Misses Eva and Mary Hall vi Iacon
are guests of Mrs. R. R. Harris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
apra.thurs. =

These horses won n:st prize AZ the
central Name FAIR n WaiervIlie wv
rea,.s ago.
IS. Winnie Bunker 3 CT caily Ii
al her home On Oak street.
Sargent Wyrran Women Relief
Corps. al regular meeting u euneSdaY
evening, conter the IQ!tlatorE De
g-ae on candidates, after which re-
tresnInents were served.
Mrs. Alden Savage mas returned 70
Thw;ags Camps. Belgrade Lakes.
where she IS employed after passing
: few days az her home n town.
Harry P-essey has returned from
a WISH VIII ms family al Mercer
Mrs.. Mer,ie Booker and Mrs. Edith
Stevens were recent guests OF The
lat.er's sister. Mrs. Viola EOi, u
North Nassalburo.
Marshall II Jonesporo s the
guest Of Mss Massey Flynn.
Mrs Edith Stevens and daughter
Margaret nave returned from Scion.
where sne mas peea visiting her moth
sr
Funeral services TOR The ATE MI
ION LaFor-ast Williams. who Iled on
Monday n New York. were held on
Wednesday afternoon AZ the asa
Bates Memorial chapel a. caA!an q
Heights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
OAKLAND
Little Gertrude Cornforth Is
Badly Burned by Bonfire
Personals and Local Happen

Gertrude The 1re-yea--oiC daughter q
NJ. and Mrs Charles Corator-h. was
badly burned Tuesday while A. play
with Two other children n the yard Of
John -apjey Of Fairfield street The
children were seated On the grass near
! bonfire winch M. Tapley mad lgat-
ea ana before anv had noticed the 1t
rl,. CIR, her clothing was all aDlale- only
or he prompt acton OF III. Tap!ey
ne accident would hare been fatal
Mr. ana Mrs lester Andrews and
mother Mrs. Sclplu Roy. wenI % Fort
AND Wednesday where NJ andrews
attended ne lOtna annua. meeting 81
ne Grand Lodge Of Masons-
Mrs George Wood Of Portland was
--les- X edn esoay Of her mo1aer. Mrs
Tank Whitehouse-
M and Mrs. Rober- Eddy, VINO have
been ~lsit-ns relatives n Lewiston.
were guests Of TRENDS n town Tuesday
algat m their way 20 their home n
Chesuncook-
Sergt. William Peavey Of me !1sd In
eant-v Sth DIVISION. attended he mil
tar -ece ption gwen by me ely OF
Augusta "Wednesday
NJ and Mrs. Morrison libby VII
cave his morning Tor Dover, y z 20
IS, Mrs. LIBBY brother, Joseph
Whitehouse. NJ and Mrs Libby vii
also be CHESTS OF relatives n Boston
and vicinity before returning nome
Mrs X : La,nsun. VINO mas been
passing several weeks al he home Of
he- sister. Ms. ! Henry Morse. lett
Wednesday tor Jackson. y, Z.
Ms Underwood of Fayet.e and Miss
Pamela Wy-nan Of Portland were n
own % attend the fune-al services Of
the late Milton -aF crest Williams.
M ana Mrs. Harry Higgins are NOV
ng their household furniture rom the
Henri Sawrelle rent on Alpine stree
mo The house On Church street owned
and formerly occupied - M -Allce
Bake.
Mrs.. Alice Blake. VINO makes hey
home with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
David Field Of Sidney, passing d Few
DAYS n tow1.
Mrs. Beatrice Drawn Jeff "Wednesday
for MiIlinocke- 20 be the guest Of
friends Cor the remainder Of he week
Acme Rebekah Lodge Al It's reg
ular meeting this evening Will have
as honcred guests the charter mem
be-s. There Will De roll call. follow
ed by IN entertainment and -efresh-
neuts Will be served
M and Mrs. Oliver Dora are NOV
inE into the Henry Saw-eIle rent On
Alpine street.
Local fishermen report fine fishing
IT Lake Massachusetts. several large
trout having been caught the psf
week
Mrs. Abrhan Walker has received
letter from her son, Private Harry
Goodman. VINO Is stationed az Yer
nevil. France. written April s. IN
WHICH ne states that he Is n the
best If health and has Just return
ed from a Through passed in visit
ing The cities IF Monte Carlo. Mem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
ellis age was = years. The funeral
VII probably be held Friday.

N honor of he students. VINO edit
and publish the I. If II. Campus.
Pres Robert J. Aley Of me Jniver-
sity gave A banquet at ne Bangor
House Saturday night. When the
spring publishing board OF lie paper
was n financial straits. Pres. Alley
solved the problem by signing a note
which cleared the debts. and said
men that II the board would perse-
Vere so frat this wears expenses
could be met he would give them a
banquet The board mas not only
made the paper self-supportIng but
has paid the note. So Il was an oc-
casion for congratulations and re-
joic,ngs. There were ~ present and
President and Mrs Aiey were assist
ed in receiving by NJ. and Mrs. A
Z. r Cummings Mr.. Cummings has
recently Joined the faculty and rs
teaching Journalism as well As agr;-
culture Business manager Friend
burned the canceiled note P-esi-
dent Alley acted as toaStynaster.
Those who spoke were Miss Wheeler,
M Toiman. M Friend. Miss Snow.
Miss Eodgdon. M Potter. Mr..
Cummings. Mr. Crandail. MI Ling
ley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
,or and Nice. located on the Med

ZOE and Nee. located on the Med
;ter-anean sea. Private Goodman de-
scr;bes the scenery as grand. but
svs one would i've o VISIT there
pieces 10 appreciate their real beau
". He also visited Italy. where The
Prince II Monoco addressed the sol
diers n the 7. NJ. C. A. Infornln.
mem ina: the palace was open Tor
them "a visit. Lpon MS return 70
Nernevll Private Goodman found
lAaI Ia--ng ms absence General Per
SnIng mad visited The camp. inspect
ING the men ana quarters. having
each company drill tor a review. his
company carrying or me honurs.
The general informed them N all
probability -aey would De home oy
July =
Rev. George Woistenholme Of Col
BY VIII lead ne weekly prayer meet
ing Thursday evening a. the First
Bapr-s, church
Mrs A J. SAv-eile # Swiftc,1r-ent.
Canada. and niece. Miss Mabel PAGE
Of Springfield. MSS. are guests #
Mrs Saw,eiles niece Mrs. Charles
Bates Of Pleasant street on ,.,el-
way % Woodstock. y. 3.
Ms. P. 4. a. hilia-n. Mrs. Tt. 2.
Palmer, Mrs G. z. Vinegar. Mrs.
J. E. Morse. Mrs. c. r. Simmons.
Mrs. J. e Harms. Mrs. Lester An
drews. Miss Katherine Allen. Mrs. J
4 WitherelI. Mrs Name Leonard.
Mrs. A H Oliver and Mrs J. Il.
stevens were guests Of Mrs. Bertha
Johnson Tuesday az dinner party
AZ her home N Waterv,lle.
Edmund 2. Brooker of the sNsd In
fant.y, who recently returned from
overseas and has received his dis
charge. left Wednesday FOR MS home
n Millinocker. after visiting friends
n town for few days
Llewellyn Brewer has purchased Of
George Cole of Shawmut a pair Of
draft horses weighing $500 pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

Harlow a Rowell. who lived about
SIX miles from tins village and about
TWO miles from the village Of East
Madison. died Wednesday, toward
night after a long illness. His nome
had been for many years where his
death occurred on the Soion road. He
Vas 4 farmer and was We'll known
II this section. Besides widow
formerly Emma z. Pierce Of SHOW
began. there are three surviving
daughters. the eldest. NJ Gala
Roweil. a school teacher n Chelsea.
Mass, who has been at home for
some time. owing 20 her fathers con-
dit;oE. Mrs. jamie small. whose home
IS IN Oakland. and Miss Nora RoweIL
who IS a trained nurse in Massachu-
seTLs. She has been al home caring
for her father. but his condition was
believed 70 be somewhat improved
and she had returned TO her field of
duty There is also j brother Reuel
Rcweil Of Scion. and a sister. Mrs
Galen Klncaid of Madison. NJ. Row
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RECEIVERS
Auction Sale

Under decree Of Court. snail
est bidder. on Friday May g. A
D, 1919. al O'Clock P Al. al the
Probate Court Office. al the Knox
County Court House. n Rockland
Maine ne Brick Block known as
The Burpee Block. situated On the
East SIDE Of Main street. n said
Rockiand- This block IS three
story building. and has a frontage
on the principal business street Of
occupied and arranged tur retail
furniture business for more than
rfty wears. and could be utilized for
: MS business without change Il IS
one Of the best known business
houses IN Knox, Lincoln and Waldo
counties
The block has a store connected
with II which rents for $500 per an
mum.
fers a great opportunity for any
purchaser
The terms Of purchase are as fol-
lows: $1,000 payment at the time OF
and the balance payable on
delivery of deed.
The receiver soiicits an exanina-
ton of the property. and will an
swer any inquiries N person. or by
letter.
FRANK g. MILLER.
Receivs-.
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SKOWHEGAN
STOLEN AUTO
FROM R. I. FOUND
OCCUPANTS HELD

AS the result Of thoughtful -nvsst.ga-
Ion and extra prompt work IN the par
Of Sheriff Mooe-s. an automobile O1sse1
from Providence. 2. I. Sunday nigh,
was recovered his SIDE Of the Canadian
line Wednesday. The sheriff sus-
piclons were aroused when :. 2 rar-
sons Of ne Island Garage notified nm
OF Tuesday of three Young men. Al
strangers. having Visited Ills place OF
business NE DAY previous an clos-
nonile coupe bearing the Rhode Island
r-g:sI-- M Parsons 1ad not noticed
me number OF ne car nut deemed Il
advisable 70 notify me sheriff The
men aao tpid M Parsons, u seems.
mat they vere gong % Scion. and had
lef- al auto IRE n MS garage upon MS
advancing S. % them. stating that
hey would return on a shor- TINE for
ne same. Sheriff Mooers -eiephoned -
MS deputy n Scion. who stated that 10
sur, car hao entered SCION village. ne
Was -easora oily sure. and then ne dep
;,tv n Jack,nan was notified. VINO stat
eli that ne believed 1 vas .Tnposslaie
Tor car % gel through 20 that town.
Although not knowing where 20 coIn-ni-
-5cate n Rhode Island. M-- Mooers
CHANGED telegram % ne chlef Of po-
lice n Providence. ana this Official N
-,j-, notified me sne-.E here ma. At
Oldsnuoile coupe mad been missing rom
mar citr since Suu0av 1Igt-. Belize
!,r ma, he was on The -1ght --ali. Sner-
e Mooers had Deputy Adams OF Mad
w.. MaG1cnr
within n minutes with The FORKS as
his destination. where Vas hoped ma:
the automobile might - nte~"eDted N
account Of bad roads. g -ieaas II !
telephone She--. Mooe-s determine ed
ina. & car had gone through Vest
FORKS towards Jack-nan. Isou:v Sher-
If Adams followed rom VS.; forks as
rapidly as possible and ove--ook ne an
-ornuDlie oetuee- West Fork ana Jack
man. where I. y been abandoned !;
was surInlsed hat The men aad started
10 walk % he Canadian Inc. and Dep
uties Colby and Adams began a search.
A 80 " etinesdar evening Deputy COL
by vlrad the snerff+s Office ns-a 1hat
the ttree men had been captured anu
taat -aey had ack2owleGg thai they
had taken me car. sheriff Mooers IN
meaiately acquainted he Rhode Island
authorities nf The capture and the
proper representative will be sent 70
SkowheEan to prosecute me case The
men will arrive aere ny noon today IN
the hands of an officer ana vii! oe ar
-alened n court. "A continuance will 5e
asked for until tie a-r1va. Of the par
les rom Rhode Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

missing since April : 4 reward If
500 mas been offered Tor information
w;lcn viii enable Ills family 10 Local
him. Archie FoEs Jeff ms home on
April 70 90 20 Portland. He mad on
MS person d, the time a $500 Liberty
loan bond and A S5a bond. II has
been learned that n Portland he
went 70 the Temple hotel and that
ON the following day, ne went 70 the
bank and drew out $50 N cash. The
mex. trace of him was on April )
when he was met On Free street by
a Bowdolnham man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
Combination Summer
Hotel and Farm
mayr6Sts

-S ac-as. -7r0er.ng beautiful Messa-
4onskee lake. cuts ~ tons nav IaI, APP
PIE ,rees. 70 acres Helds and rllaGe. 30
acres pasture. handsome = Story
mouse 7rs1-ciass repair. y me -ar-e
rooms. large unfinished attic. also sarge
unfinished room over ell. bath rooms.
ao1 and cold INNING water, electric
lights house and barn. furnace heat.
eitct-Tc pump. Three camps Oh prop
~ . tNo-sI0rT- me made OF cement
ana 7n-sned inside with beaver boards
one has stone 1repiace. a,so -inlsnec
Win oea"er board and has OUTSIDE
sleeping porch. -ATss Darn. ice mouse
image house aid garage. VIII De
sofa furnished or In-urllsned. Iberia
'er-ns % right party. Apply
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

LIST Of Officers and corporators eIected
AZ annual meeting If Cascade Savings
Bank. NAY s. 1919:
ofhcers-W NJ aver, president. VI.
libby. VICE president: N A. Harris.
treasurer: (. e. A Wfnsiow, trustee; J
r t1ar-is assistant treasurer l. r.
Clark. tl'ustee.
Corporators-W. M Aver. II. Libby.
c. E. A Wnsiow, J. e Harris. I. a.
Clark. Il. l. Hunton. l. N Andrews.
G. ". Goulding. e. Il. Hatfield. W A
Goodwin. :. L Warren. e H Martin
A, z. LORD. Il. W Greeley. G. NJ. Tag
ger-. J, E Mor-1sette @. W Wilson. Z.
E Wheeler. Y. c. Totman. {. r. sim
mons. q. 4. Vinegar. z. M Foster. r.
6 Taylor, c. j. Bates. J. H Morse. H
L Patten. c. A Ridley, p W Flanders
A. M Greeley, Il Scrihner. J. Il
Stevens. ". z. Vigue. c. W Townsend
9. p Borntun. z II. Aor.n. > 4.
Withe-en.
Attest. J. E HARRIS Clerk
maySdlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

The parents Of VIII G. Curtis. -
years Old OF West Falmouth. are
seeking some information Of his
whereabouts following his faiIurs 70
appear TO his home Monday night.
after a visit to Rockiand- On June
90, Of last year, he disappeared and
for three months wandered about.
before he recovered from an arfack
Of asphasia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
LOST

DEPOSIT BOOK No. GS ON THE
WINTHROP Branch of the Augusta Trust
Compauv Finder kindly leave al the
bsaK. maya. ,nurs.St
NEAR CORNER BRUNSWICK AVE.
anu school street. umbrella. hook han
die. aickei ZIP. Reward for return 70
y. H. Trafton, Gardner. m2Eaa't
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08
Summer Resorts. Cottages. etc.
For SALE AT OLD ORCHARD

A bungalow OF three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room and kitchen.
bath. flush closet. electric lights. Are
place. furnished. one minute to Post
Office ttlree minutes 70 water. sell Tor
$1,000. s2so. 20 duN.-l. balance n rent.
Also me Of IN. Dest cottages OF iva
sleepinE rooms. dining room. living
loom and kitchen, bath. flush closer.
CITY water. hot and cold water, electro
lights set tubs. ire place. piano. laTge
veranda. Nicely furnished. Sell xsis.3a
siUsa NJ down. balance IN rent. This
rants for s451. 10 for A season.
Also a cottage AZ Grand beach n The
grove. good view q water. SIX sleep
irg rooms. ia-g living room, dining
room II Kitchen. batl. Il :! CLOSET,
elecrric lights. hot anu cold water, lot
lTax16e feet large tile fireplace Sell ior
s..-.sa No. ssu0.u0 down. balance n rent
Also 4 year round house n Camp
Ground Section. three sleeping rooms
dining room. living room and kitchen.
fush closet city vater. Sell Cor sIna-;s,
SD % down. balance n rent.
Also cottages. -ouIning houses. res
taurants. stores. hotels. etc. for caie
and 10 let.
". Nj. DAVIS. Old Orchard. Name
a yI,-..rry-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

4 Clear Brain and healthy body are
essential for succeae- Business Men.
teachers students. housewives and
other workers say Hoods S1rnRuaI1lia
gives them appetite and strength. and
makes their work seem easy. Il ovoC-
.omea- xh2x=sired u1eelinK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

Said the facetious Teller: Il have
often wondered how q man ON speak
straight from the shoulder unless he
does his talking on his fingers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-08

nepur. u SECURITIES sought. Sold and
AatOred n Cascade Savings Bank for
the month ending The first Saturta-
IN May 1912
PURCHASED
Description ana Pur-
,s
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Archie Fogg. aged IS years. son II
T. W. Fogg Of Bowdoinham. has been
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