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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-21
BITS OF BY-PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

Gosh! He surely is a scrappy mutt, With fists he'll try to do you; He'll moke advances on you, but He won't make any to you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-21
Advice.

Take this dope from me, my neigh
 Dor,
 Prayer won't help unless you labor; Hope won't help unless you rustic, Faith won't help unless you hustle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-21

Today's News Tonay Tn Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-21
Say Not!

The great sense of humor a man may
 not lack, VI When he wants to swat some fresh
 bloke; 1a4 For when a man sits on an up-ended tack ar. 1o He. can't see the point of the joke.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-21
Same Here!

Same Here! What are your favorite illustrated papers," asked Smith ''Ten and twenty dollar bills," re piled Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

tertained by Mrs. Minnie r. Wheeler
until SATURDAY, noon.
Owing 10 the inclemenr weather OF
last FridHy the annual county meeting
of the branches Of the international!
Sunshine Society in tllIE county held a.
Lakewood was seriously affected IN al
tendance Of members. only three Of the
Observation-Disclosures Branch of Madison.
Golden Glow Branch of Madison Center
and Golden Rod Branch nj Skowhegan-
eeIng represented Owing 10 the illne
Of the county president. A-S. Name.
Whippie IF Bingham. Mrs. Minnie z.
Wheeler of Skowhegun. first State vice
president. presided. and Mrs. Ezra Il,
White of lewiston. State secretArv, oc-
cupied the sec-etarys desk. The fpre
noon was passed by the ladies socially
on the wide porch al the cottage of Mrs.
Paul RuuliHrd og Skuwhegan. which
Was Headquarters for the DAY The ta-
nier were set On the porch for the de-
C OBS picnic dinner. supplemented br
not cuffee served under The direction of
Mrs. RoUllAra and MrE. =. E. jewert.
The meet,nE IN Lakewood theatre was
opened al O'Clock by the singing ii
America" and the repeating of The I'd
Psalm. the Lord Prayer and the Sum
shine motto. MIS-. Wheeler read let
ter from tne county prcsident. Mrs.
whipple. explaining the reason fur her
The reading Of the an
nua, repur4 was nv Mrs. Wheele-. Mrs
A. g. Hgrfien OF Skowhegan played a
pianp SOLO and Mfss Olive HAYDEN of
Madison Center read an appropriate
poem There was a reading by Ms
Elizabeth Nelson Of SkpwhcgHn and twn
sunEs nv Mrs Archie Gotta NJ Skowhe-
rnn with Mrs BOrrien playing the ac-
The secfetHry's rnperr az
Golden Glow Branch Was read BY Mics
Olive Hgvden. me treAsurer's :erort Of
Golden Rud Branch by Mrs. Eliza Dcfh
Nelson. and the serretafy's report OF
Rainbow Branch b,- Mr.. Nellie Moore.
very entertlininE pAT,er taking up
the three davs Of the international con-
ventiun held IN Providence. r. l.. last
May and attended by Mrs Ezra n
White. state SECRETARY. was presented
n ME-. White much to the pleasure Of
ttlose present Tins wAs followed by
reading by Miss Doris Hosefs Of Mad
,vun and the annual election OF officers.
This resulted in the reeiecriun of Mrs
Nancy whiuple Of Bingham to The Of
fee Of president for the third YEAR. Mrs-
Nellie Moore of Madison WAS eicctec
vice president. Mn. Cura Welch of !
Mxuwheenn was nselectsd lpcEefnry fnf
the eighth year The following conn
ruse the executive board: Mn. zeftn
Roweil Of Golden G,ow Branch. Madi-
nun Csnter:: Nrn. L B. Jeweff of Gnlden
Rod Branch. Skpwhegan. Mrs Emily
Hufwav. uf Mixpah Branch North An
.cn. Mr.. rhRries CsIby nf sunhcwer
Branch. Bingham: Mrs. eusse Adams 81
Ga~an~rn Branch. NGW Portland, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

which they paid. The arrest waS
mude by Game Warden Ed. KIM
A chicken PIE supper will t'e
served Wednesday night by the
members vt the FIRST Philathen
Class of the First Baftist church a
the church vesrry This Is the END
of the section work which mas neen
carried ON by the class for number
of munfs The supper VIII De
served AT o'clock and snort ousa-
ness session will follow.
Owing 10 the heavy rain IF last
Friday afternoon the members of
Russell Relief Corps did not meet
with their president, -irs. l. j. smith
for an afternoon out Of doors and
picnic supper as planned. The AZ
fair will ne held later II LIE now
planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Iced and
baby, who have been passing some
time since Mr. Resd's return from
overseas at the meme OF MIS-. heeo b
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P Penneu'
have gone To Patren 10 visit with
Mr.. Reeds aunt and COUSIN. A1tef
a visit there they viii 90 intp A-oDs-
took county tn visit his father Tney
will probably he away all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lonsseiio"
of MaIbuns Mills nave purchased ths
house formerly occupied by MIS-.
Carrie MncPhePrsGn next to CoDnfn
Park and eventually purpose To es-
rubIish their home there although
they hare not yet sold their farm
property.
The LaAses' Social Circle OF Ihe
Methodist church held a very sue
cesafuI fpod nile 1t the former CAY
tar store ON Madison avenue Sa1ur-
day aftsfnunn. They cioared oV0f
x2b MrH. Ida George was cnAii "an
of the COMMITTEES and she was as
sisted by Mrs. Emerson and MISS
Emma ID. EaII.
MrH. Ezra Fl. White of Lewlsfon'
vino was at L4kegvood tn arsand Ine
county snnahtne rnssfanS. wss ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Mrs. J. r. Saywood and children
Elizabeth Wallace and Mary of
Lancaster. n. H. are visiting Mrs.
Saywupd's sister. Mrs. Charles
Walton.
Clarence SkiilinEs Of Fuxcrnff In
Visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester SkiilinEs. for a few
DAYS.
Miss Ola Walton ief. Saturday for
York Beach. where she mas secured
employment tor the summer.
Mrs. A. D. Libby has gone 10 Emb-
den and Scion. where she will be the
guest Of friends and relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Skillings Of Foxcroft
was recent guest of relatives N
town on her way 10 Skowhegan
where she was called by the death
of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roundy Of Bns-
ton, Mass, are visiting Mrs. koundy's
sister. Mrs Marshall Tilton. making
the trip by autp.
George Sands. who IL a sergeant
IN the I'd Maine regiment, and who
has been training In Augusta for the
past six days, was guest Friday
niEht Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates
Of Pleasant street, and left Saturday
tor his home in Corinna.
Bert Rich. who enlisted in the 18th
Field Artillery. and WIS later trans
ferred To the 6th Division of the mil
itRry police force, and has been two
years in the service. returning re-
Gently from overseas. has received
his discharge frum Camp Devens and
ia al the hume of his mother. Mrs.
Everett Watson of China
Charles Bartlett Of Alpine street
has picked some fine large berries
from his strawberry patch this year
and upon measuring one Of the King
Edward variety found II to be SIX
inChes in circumference These ber-
ries are mot only large. but are Of q
delicious flavor.
Ar. and Mrs. Alfonso Sawfelle left
Saturday for Newport. r. l.. TO whit
thair daughrer, Nrs. Emar1un Heath,
WIN was formerly 4iso Lucy Saw
,aile. Mr.. Sawtelle viii return in a
week. but Mr.. Sawteile will remain
longer. and will zlso whit her cousin,
Mn. Annie HnhOdnn II her summer
home 1t HpuUh's NGck. bafurs e-
turning hume.
Nj. and Mr.. Frank WhitahDusa.
was - 1naiA0 - aw u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Lsnpher catering and the lad es left
town about O'Clock The following
participated hes de the president.
Miss Leila Fairbrur her. Miss Alice
z. Goodrich. Mrs Edward lies. Miss
NeI-na Abbey. Miss Rate Toz;rr.
Mrs. Jessie Tlummer Mrs George
L. Smith. Miss NJ II. Fletcher. Miss
Gladys F. Pennell MISS Sarah Snow.
Miss Alice E. Whitten Mrs Harry
/ Day. Miss Dorothy Day. MISS Ger
/ trude Vein. Mrs Edward Parker.
( Mrs. Charles r. yiles- Miss Myrtle
Green. Mrs. G. NJ Holt, Mrs Eessie
Lambert. Mrs Bessie Smith Mrs.
@. E. Avnre. Miss Margaret Church
III, Mrs. A. 2. .Jewert. Mrs Harold
WOODBURY., Mrs. Elm W FACE and
Miss Beatrice Gentilner Snrosis as
we'll as the other two wuman's
clubs of SkowheEnr will hcld indi"
vidual meetings this comirr season.
This club will probably begin its
work the last of October no definite
arrangements have been perfected
for study az got
Al The annual meerinr nj Somer
set Chapter. R A M held FRIDAY
evening the following slate Of rff
GERS was elected: High pr'est. Ed
ward F Merrill; king, Walter p.
oroway; scribe. Harry Burgess;
captain of the host George 4.
Moore principal solourner, A. r.
jewett; RoySl Arch captain. c. T.
stackpuie third vail. George Allan
Wentworth: second vail. G.. c. Mar
bic secretarr. J. Il. Lancas,er.
treasurer, George e. Samusun. Adam
simpson was appointed Masonic
trustee and Adam Simpson. z r
Merrill and c. A. Ross building rrus-
tees. The officers were installed by
Past High Priest III Il. Lanrns-
Ter and ne presented past high
priest s jewel in behH,f " the chap
ter TO Harry E. Smith. the retiring
nigh priest
Dr. Cora M Johnson. superintend-
ent M the WumRn's Refnrmator-v.
mas announced that no more commit
ments VIII be accepted for the urr1-
ent al the institution because Of the
crowded condition there Between 60
anu ~ are being cared for where an
" 10 were Planned for. Two new
matruns. Mrs. Hanks Of Aurusta and
M'sE Holman. teacher, former.p At
the institution. viii arrive thir week.
Mrs Fannie Webb Fletcher is acs-
ing IN the capacity nj private secre-
tary 10 DR. johnson. The prospects
NOW are that another cottage will be
hutff this coming fall. but architects
piAns have not been accepted as vet.
This new cottage will be used for q
maternity building
Ralph Tibbetts who purchased the
Bicknell farm in Madison last spring.
was in town greeting acquaintance
Saturday afternoon. He IL greatly
interested in his new enferpriss- Ffe
- aeoa1 4uas asrsu q ceumD n ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

their cottage al East Pond. were In
town Saturday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Connie CouEhiin and
SON. Maurice. went 10 Hyde Park.
Mass. SATURDAY. where they will be
the guests Of relatives.
Mrs. Grace Gilman Of Augusta IN
visiting her muuher. Mrs. Mary
Towle.
Tom Wittlee VINO recently returnsd
from overseas ana has received his
discharge from Camp Merritt, n. J.,
arrived n town Saturday and in at
the home of his father. Charles
Withee
Miss Florence Danforth Of Madison
Is al the home of her uncle George
Hall of Pleasant street, where she
will pass the summer
Mrs. James Farrun. who is en-
ploved al the Cascade wouien mill,
Is enjoying a three months vacation
Her place is being filed by Mrs. E.
Fl. Gallagher.
john MCGEE. VINO was a guest Fri
day night Of Mr.. a nd Mrs. Ernest
ASa-Sr Va OfAha<Lalu I7tluiut1
Saturday to ms home in LewMtun.
He was accompanied by Mrs. MCGEE.
VINO mas been caring for Mrs. Bates.
Mrs. Ralph Eerrick and daughter.
Carolyn. who flaue neen visiting Mrs.
Herricks parents. Mr.. and Mrs R. A.
Sturtevanr. have returned 10 their
home n Augusta.
Miss Molly Hutclins of Frveburx
is a guest ai the home of M and
Mrs. Walter Goodwin Of Fairfieid
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Green u
Lynn. Mass. are guests al Snug
Harbor Camps.
Mr.. and Mrz. Clarence Kinxnley.
who have Deen pazsinE a rWu-w1enx
vacation At Snug Harhur CxRpn
have returned To their hume IN -Cs,n-
bridge. Mass.
gene and Frederick have refusnsal
frnm q visit with relatives in pftfs-
field.
Charlie McC&usland and John
Moody Of Skpwhegxn are guasfs az
the formers mother, Mn. Myrf1e
McCausiand, making the trip hy
auto
Ralph Stowell Jr., oun Of ler. su1
Mr. Ralph StOwen save . pKy
Saturday afternoon ID numhw q
his young friends. the ocuAAtun bu1n1
hiD 9Th birthday. Among tn gunD
present were: Robert Taylor. au1a
Mcdonald. hobart Sanford. lGfnnsd
Toxier, Marjorie Pierce - l1W0n
Fowiss. Cams ware played - -
e1shments Of fns cFsam. oa1D -
candies waEe nefved. 1amnR -
was thu rectpisnt Il 1aav lWnR,
E48tA
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T. whitman. vino Il Ii claimed
NJ 81 ne VIrsinIas, AM VINO nus
"a Passing some time in SkCwfle-
= am Mrs Elizaberh Alexander.
r. las nean me nurse a. the Wo-
~ Retor7natory, left here Sarur-
y % aterville. where il Was I'M
's''"c mat their marriage would
E1W A. Whitman formerly lj"ed
-eioT and was the son uf the late
.Aaei Whitman, late Of Brighton.
w alexander. who has been HI the
.S's'naForv for about a year IN
]. |. eapacity of a nurse. is a native
~anaaa, her parents being af
'''ish birth. II is expected that the
s3sae liter their marriage will 60
-s -ohacco plantation Of the
frnn.
Ess Ns,a. p..,r - u,u.bfu
II the public schools Of West
tNHo'r. Mass, is visiting Mrs.
.se =. Nay for q few days On
va t-um her school duties TO
nome. She was formerly q
in he schools Of this town.
'fs Ethctvn Steward. kinder
"h teacner in Bangor, ia visit
i ne' oa-encs. MI and Mrs.. john
Steward.
= r pennell and Edward whitra-
BOTH II Pir.sfleid. were before
~ Justice T. G. Lord Saturday
noon charged with illegal fish,
= u lexington. short fish being
=, foof II the -rnuhle it in claimed.
men were ffned 80 and cusrs
hitting 20 s1b.J2 in each CASE,
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has SIX COWS. three horses. pigs.
Der of the Skowhegan 5alaIe Ca.
Mrs. 3. r Steward and Ms Il. ..
WOODBURY. were visitors in Water
vile Saturday last.
Building bees for the purpose Of
showing quick satisfactory and in
expensive method Of building a siio
will De held during the months of
August and September at the fol-
lowing places j z. McMichael. Pal
myra. 2. A harrington. Smiti1fieid:
Fred Hanson. Riepl and George
Bowden IN Harmony Another event
which promises TO ne Of much inter
est 10 agricuirurists will be field
day meeting AT some orchard central
~ located n the county. These ar
engagements are being made by the
Maine genealogical Society in CO.
operation with the Farm Bureau ann
il is quite likely the meeting will be
beid III the Write orchards on Hill
ION nil. the great orchard belt of
1hls HsGtlon. during the week begin
ming Aug. %. Ii Ii planned To take
up all lines Of orchard work and II
will be DAY of great value to fruit
growers
Mrs. Charles Tarber has arrived
from Virginia and has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. John A Mopers at
the jAa residence.
A number Of local people went 10
East Madison SATURDAY. 10 ATTEND
The meeting Of East Madison Grange
and Childrens festival connected
Herewith. Il was an a.l-day affair
and the forenoon was passed Social
". Al midday a substantial lunch
con was served including baked
beams and pastries. and the exar-
Gives by the children began about
l@ o'clock. The program included
i'ecitatlons and music abou, Il chill
cren being in attendance anu nearly
all taking part. Mrs Lillian Savage,
lecturer of East Madison Granxe. d.
recfed the program arrangements.
Dnring the afternoon remarks were
made by W. 5. Whittier. r. ".
French and C. W. Goodrich. visitor,
rum SkuwheEan. The mex, reeutsr
mseting will be held the SECOND Sat-
urtiay evening in August. the vaca-
tinn period lasting until that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Tcwue ana
haby are located In their BUNGALOW
al Lake Wesssrunsett for the sum-
mer muu1hs.
Fusfmnstar Pollard If Suaun was a
caller IN rhe local pgUeuh1ce furcs
here Saturday Affernnun.
Snerin- Mooers arrived hume Sat-
uraay evening frum a trip to Cam
ada through nurrhern Somerset and
70 Kineo. On business.
while the autumobile ssrvire in dr.
hverfng Kcnnebac Journals was
unnploko1 0atsaE1nY bnnD e -
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Are LOU NPesend Among the Advertisers This Ctae Offers
Thousands Will Read
Your Proposition Every
Day on This age

Combine good goods wi h good advertising and
good craftsmanship and your success is certain.
No matter how good thing you have to sell.
you can't get rich very fast if you don t tell ev-
erybody about It. For Sale ad IN The
Journal is the quickest way to tell Augusta peo-
pie that you are selling something that they
need Telephone 135 and let Want Ad Taker
help you with your ad.
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Articles for Sale 81
cAsKS-Large licuur casks rom 100 to
- gallons cRpAcity. Also tresh emp.
tied whlskey barrels. Last chance:
buy now. Wartiweli-Stevens (nfpuf1-
tiun. $3.50 Charles street, East Cam
bridge. Mass. Tel. Camb 46Se
CREAM CAHINET-Cabine1 or suitable
for farmer 10 keep cream in. ahpur S
e. long, can De seen any time. Will
sell cheap. j. 0. Bedel, Cony 81. Ext
CREAM SEPAEATORS-shA- and
United States cream sepnrators. EASY
terms ur special discount for cash. We
also carry a full line Of separator re-
pairs. GerrIsn ~ Smith. l5 Silver St,
WaIer-lile, Me Tel. 46S.
PARIS GREEN-Our STOCK is complete
of blHe vit-oi. paris green. bug deHt:..
arsenic of lead. tuher tonic. pyrpx
whhle oil soap. Kerosene emulsion, to-
baccp dust. bordeaux mixture, black
leaf 40 weed killer, lime sulphur. arop,
heliepore. Ger-ish & Smith. i5 Silver
ST.. Watsrville, Name. Tel. 46e
STEEL DRTMS-Empty 5O-ealinn at
Sc.D each. Fineid Bros. Co, Augusta
Maine.
wATERG1ASS-L parts 10 : For pu'-
ting down eggs. ). 4. Cogan d Co..
augusta.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land far Sale Be
ACRES. Farm all stocked. 1c MN
utes 10 car line. near CITY Enclose
stomp for particulars. Audress
Farm" care henneDec JournA4 90.
Gardner Me
ACRES. N-Fa-m near Gardiner. Maine.
Fine set buildings. large harm. new
nan mouse, carriage house. ~ cords nf
hard wupd, good orchard beautiful To-
cation c II Beane Gardiner.
FAEM-aave listed al China anu
windsor many farms of exceptional
value Let me know your reuu1re-
rnen,s Her Risley, Real Est,
Week Mills. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

|aormatorv Nurse to Wed Virginia Tobacco Grover
pt,sfeid Men Fined for Illegal Fish in g-Unfayorabe
Weather Causes Small Attendance at Sunshine Socistys
Annua Meetins-Soross Club Enjoys Dinner and Theater
parrv-Refmmatory Accept No More Commitments
10Y Present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

eariy arrival Of the train. at LIE A
NJ. the CARRIER service by boys will
De continued fur the present. This
will make the time of receiving pa
mars somewhat later than here1ofur.
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Business Equipment

Business Equipment 81
SAFES-All sizes new and second hans
safes all nr1ces. Fireproof boxes. SO
each Ger-ish & Smith. u Silver St.
Wate-.ille Maine. Tel. 46o
TyFEWUTTERS-For rent d i-CndeY-
woods and ROYALS IN first class con-
ditlun. Rinhons 5pc., 75c.. 81 Geo. W.
Merrill Augusta.
for cppk tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Mrs. Adtiis Frederick of Eainpow
Branch. Madison. Il was voted 10
change The time Of The annual meeting
10 the lRsf Thursday 1T June.
Rainbow Branch of Madison has ac
cnmplisneu the most work Of any Of TIE
branches in the county, nut Golden Rod
Branch Of Skpwhegan mas done much
for humanity according 10 he annual
report During The past wear Golden
Eod Branch has neld . SoeetlnEs. ow-
lnE 20 the Influenza no meetings we're
held rom Sept L 20 Nov. :. Eight of
these meetings have been neld al the
homes of members. During The winter
months considerable sewing was done
for the fair which was held on Fen 10
netting the society SH03c Al Christmas
time g handkerchiefs were made ana
sent 70 the Blind Babies Home az Dyh-
ers Heights The sum OF SO has been
spent for flowers. s-.2. FOR milk. SIS:
Fey shoes and r,lhhers and SAC = for new
clothing. large amount Of second
nanu clothing has been distributed and
s mas f,een sent to HEADQUARTERS for
Ms. Aiden's Helpers Circle and & for
International postage: s. was sent for
state dues, ESQ for WOOD FOR a neetiv
case. 14S for groceries: the EXPENSES
NJ delegate 10 the State convent,o7
& was sent for the renewal of the Sun
shine Bulletin. The s,ck and snut-ins
nave been remembered BY cards. lei
tiers fruit and flowers and nv an oc-
cas'onai box of Enud. Quite good deal
of sewing for the Fed cross was done
during the cool weather Twenty-fuur
new members have been aided 10 he
membership and two have passed awar
Considerable sickness prevailed during
he winter months hut IN the whole the
and interest has been g-ea.-
er than last vea-.
The final meeting for the seagpu or
Bloomfield Temple. PythiEn Sisters, was
held F'riday evening with a good at
tendance Mrs. A II. knight gave
report Of the Grand Lodge SESSIONS ard
Vic'rola selections were enjoyed. Mrs.
Flora MacPheters gave reading and
Mrs Flora A DeRlev and Mrs Eta
Elsmore served as hostesses serving
delicious refreshments. The next meet-
ing will not he held until fall.
MISS Rowena H Fivnt. head of the
Latin department in the nigh school
at Norwood. Mass. mas arrived home
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Leon Witi1un with a party Of
ladies cumprising MRS. A. NJ. Knight
Mrs. F. A Benner and MiE CadGlie
Brown, hns returned from an auto
mobile trip 10 Camden and Rockland.
returning by the way Gf Thumastun
and Jefferson.
S1rosis members enjoyed a dinner
and tfenter party at Lakewood Fri
day evening in pace Of regular
field day outing. The dinner was
snrvpS az LAls0woud Inn. IannlaS1
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Piney Heights
+ i Il NJ

Winthrop. Maine. For Sale or For Rent
One Of the most attractive places IN the
State. 30 acres. BRICK mouse fitted fuf
gentleman's nome. sanItarlum or SUM-
mer bparders. With AL modern in
prpveTnents. For further infurmAs ton.
write
JOHN T SLOCOMH,
10 henslngton Rd.
Edgewoo1. Prov K. !.
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Auto Accessories

will make Won a present OF
@. .1ner ute gwen free with every
~ so.U IL -eguiar list, fur SHIRT
me 1n!V Agents FIR Nurwalk co.,
Tiles ant Empire fS0N miles, guR-an-
sse ,lTes. 2ex3 inner tubes &: 50x3ss
,ns' ,unes go; Universal inner tubes
e ~G.canIZ:nE outfit tree with et-
Y 7al. o cubes; spark plugs S.aa-
ils-aI anuve prices Gerr,Bf d
Ill L Silver St. Waterviile. Ma.
L. Sc
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J Government
Used Trucks

Standard Units.
Used by the Emergency Fleet Cnrpr-
ration anout months. To he suitl u
real Bargain Prices. Also one new -
tun Chassis at cost. THOMAS ~ San.
DERS. FiueIiry Bldg. Portland NJ
Phone SO iuIux
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CLASSIFED-DISPLAY
MarstOn E Brooks
WANT
Heller, heel burnisher,
heel tacker, and man to
Joint shoes.
CABBAGE
Plants

I have thousands Of Danish half.
bend cabnnge plants for sale very
niCe ones. al ready for deIfvery:
will snip by parcel post prepaid at
following prices: 20 plants II &c; lDo
Q. 40c; 1900 al 8.0 Addru0 .. l.
Weeks Oakland. Ne. 4. 36
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14

The passing of Andrew Carne-
gle, steel magnate and philan-
thropist, marks the passing of
another American who was a
self made man having worked up
from the bottom Of the ladder to
become one of the wealthiest
men in the world. Following
was Mr.. Carnegie's recipe for
happiness:
It is what | am able to do in
the way of inducing others to do
their share that gives me the
most pleasure in life--not the
mere giving of money whether
for libraries or some other wor-
thy cause.
Il pity the son Of a million
aire. He does not know what
father and mother mean. 1t is
the poor boy who has his father
and mother as his guides and in
spiration. The son Of the scrub
woman. perhaps. realizes and ap-
preciates all that his mother has
done for him. that is the hoy who
will push forward. II | had my
choice | would rather be the poor
boy and know what father and
mother mean than the million
aires son who does not know"