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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
NEW WEAPON HAS
RANGE OF 200 MILES

nounc~d have sttsinea succ~~a, ~ h~A
the cooperation and worried BY the nu-
'horisy 1T 'he war a~psr.m~n, and the
Ssni,hsoaIsa Institution 10 Washington
and Caars university and the worc~s
ter poiy'echnse institute. Compared
with II. the most pow~. :ul implements
~ ra1tern warfare are rwcdse~d inf.
fsc.ive, scientists familiar With the In
veution A~mert.
Under the sysfem Il p~psuisaoa
worked eut by no~tos Goddard tn
rvscsrt cssuid rise TO height above the
esrth's atmo~pb~rv. wbsrv Ito rsngs
wo-.h b. ipere~ s~d greatly.
Its rrcpuis.v~ pcwer-~whirh mlll
'ary men say " n~~ r~ntrihutisa u
ihe science os hasl!stirs-~lles In an IA.
;er7lAl combustion engine VI high PRIV
e- fe.i either hv an~ty prlysrss~d
srosr'~~s Powder Ut charges II liquid
explosive at regular intervals f~gusssrd
by eiees~ork. Experiments with min
sturs models aoadg~;ed herr have
fully demonstrated It's spccess aEssn~s
or eaemy.
Instead ri rsgrirsnx d rsnnon 1T
mortar to start q. "ne mat sT"rw s7y
sFse can launch n wsshcrs sITss rRs1s-
The tcssruetIss sr~acy IL IN Tbs bead
n he rs~caer. isca1A :, eNn be adapted
so- photographs wvrs a. wsli Tbs ar
--,ms;s. ,zesssg sstrsns ttcalir released
gtYass fAse re-ckes pryss'rr snd 5esc~es;lns,
~f,t p@rseAnss.
III 1sss rvsgss1-s ssEnFl~st ,ss-T1, sasasS
fscfarssa 81 wssssg crss. saos SnssIser
wsrs1d tccezss ths equivalent ~
eesa csrnan foT q sin@se ssas. 'ar Ae
wpstss csrry ea hgs ssssssllesef So sustru.
rect ~ .estrue'h,B. w4th 3.s hc#6 ~
gas ~ asrA ssFarssy~ sn9 s-w II Fsux
szy ro.a' Agrv hss lexs wpaiA tsas
hrs. Ar' thai vuald cites b. wher-
csaraH es1j' ~ be raS-s6
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02
erv0uSneSS and
Headaches Caused
by Acid-Stomach

rher~ IL mach closer ccauvrticn
between IN. stomach and brain than
snost people imagine II In because nt
y ta's ~cl.ssr .,anhnettiNn thar Indigestion,
kelchlRg sour. sasN stomach sai
other STOMACH mts-rtvs all ~ which
are sure stgus - ACID stomach are 81
often followed by severe attacks OF
h,ndtnx. splitting headaches
Nervousness. sleepls~sNe~s 4rrttah'
ity, meata, Depression. snelsa,'hoiIs and
many other disorders which affect the
brain can slAp nearly always be traced
O. the &sfsO source sesa >temaeh,
s, often yen bear peopls say Il Avn
sn tltrv~us shak III fy g. rle,rs !,
or "lt Sr@nis peser get evssd nights
secp aps p}orr. my nerves arr all IN
slxr -.fE,, So tf~y dream tA$f ASA
statuath V tho d'r~ct cause ~ their
troubles Nt>S use ver: etren there are
80 20 ~ Ia 'ht stomach at all, - yea
81 Nso .a4 &,Wa,> Ssistew aN srsi
stca'syh capt'',sa by the way ypur
Stomach 't~aH ser.s
L S.a $50. ,.saA. rs~v, IS unst--,t
- ve' .e& yna- Sip nstrrt-' re'hgs
S.s>m "ov-gy a0t pep a,3Ns 'h.> 'c>t
$40 y.>S !~o' a,-t ,raIoh .Nst :
As'taE yH1 hHU> --hHe. Nes ~ vs,gr
hsa't&- S-rvrs'N rni se- Ctt 20
eS h.tx ~ ENNN\tt'- Do Nsa4s-gt.
m,sisro ,ae.ay.ar fNs' - ent.k'y "a.>
an ac;d ss9t's,N 10 -,sN-~ Z, : ~
~ at a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

acid Rrtnss instant r~itef from indi
s~stieo heartburn. SUR bslchiug food
repeating, hlaat and Gas and make
The stomach ccsa. pere, sweet an<
ccutertshls
hs.ntls;s warn Us against the hat
effects " acid mouth peintins eut
thar th~ acid eats thr,nsa the ~namS
~ the teeth. cAasiax th~n 20 decay
You cal. eslty imagine thea the
amaun. u damage efc~s acid vii
cause ,e the dshcs.s organization os
the S{oRIach
TnerRen3s - people Are Hstns
FkTo<I,' ans No results obtained srv
~ rs,ra y&sN,a a. 10 re ssraost unh>
,iwvaSte Yet their letters ot graft
tut,s wany II which are received
dAtly prove ahSsAiutely that HtTslSlC
dass ait and es~a rlorp thaa ws ctsim
Ts~ meti,cai pc>se~s.sa. iov rSsN>S
nsre> tha S~'at valyae AZ this wonder
fuI rrEas4y !. earned Mfsh rag a>s-
'Nr write r,jxs'lY ~ hsye haf surh
~cn,'rvcNt, Sa,NesSs with EATONlI that
~ar' svyyy cov 70 know l,a~ qnis'k
" Z W" r,ufrvl.re ;fe aei!i,y n ne
SEGREGATED tscii ~'VyrashA and the StNas.
ayh W.t ,.saa ~ sue4t srt esrr,si
exsa. arj the SICK naa well AaS
bsaGg arct mare
: % sure - 80 hs box o.
tkrN>zC fror1 vog- R'rNESSt to-day
T. 't 's6S % say way &c sgve y,a he
Srs' ~ >f8,,tiaR y1n wsrt take e
tats b. vi refund yeur nos4ey Hs
: r'S7,'t vap' NE rsvrrv ctvoGr ,rNNass
TATNNIt> Asa,>< ~,,r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Worcester. Man--A rockst ~ "a
agen, os warfare over land or sen. hsy-
lnr perpendicular range 81 To fn!Fee
nnd q hortpn,al range Of 20 miles or
mar~. ard c~paeis Of carrying power
fni charges Of explosives 90 deadly
IN Sea has been sMvent~d here BY n.
Robert II. Goddard, professor OF paw
acA II Clark rolf~gs-
In his experiments. which he an
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

&t&&As " 3MM
eeAaa OH IN saaA&,
u 10 tSFs6 nd Aet
m - lssea frAay~
ASnx. IkAd tAksiD
Z wGznhss IL nA~ss-
cInss wsieA & NJ
- gaeA Co.. dsy
] NAA Ahses LYDIA
n rinkAAza vsxw-
aaAle AFexmA &na
What b AAa dos IT,
SNsan&A. % ! tired
H. ~ asrwssasaess
- 49,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

hssdseASs disarpssrsA ] rsinsd II
weight and fssf knA - ! can Necessity
s<casameDd LyAi& r finkAam.l vsxs-
taAls Campcaaa y sny wunAa wAe u
saRsing a. / wa 49, nv~. An9axSE H.
IsscK. leo Plain a.. rrcySdeacs. n. L
Hscks0hs md nssveasnsss IRE symp-
toms - natures wsrHinss, which ID.
dlcase f0neticeAl disturbance IN m
unhealshy cusdatsaa which oftsa dsv<s-
efs into Ene<e s*Fsaus siimc11
Wcmsn In THE eendisaea slseaN naA
eontincs ~ drag sleax wAthcas Assrf - -
rrcAt by Mn Eyxehs vrp~st~scs. saA
Try this fssMesss rect sn6 herb r~sn~dy,
Lydia T. FsakAan's Vegetable Con-
Pcand-snd fer srsesAi sasics wssts 10
Lydia u. rakhAm Md. Ia. f.ynA. MAsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

There may hT nothing na. under tn
suu. but tat limitations frequently sur
pass the original.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

a~s sfsss sssses ~ cell a. v~sssss ~ tsAlsa
bwsax fssswsss ra~as&st f&als&A Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

ing ny i~ak Was ~ ~
stia q. heafi, ~ that
rssaldn't ssn~p 10
dress myself When Z
did mAnaEs 10 l~nd - FL
ossr, everything betatv 4 z
,ns tarn~d black. Nv I'M =, 4
head sr~meA Ia be- NN
wh,siing and scans IN
simes ! was ~ dtssy sN
had 10 grssp sotn~thins A
" kwp from falling
The kidney ~~cretions ~ AE
wtfv irr~suiar 10 pas F
Aws saittns me wp u -
n,Sht and thsy burned cruelty, | ln@t
Hy ysrrssits, vas ssst and llsils,s AID
vent dawn 'vsnts I've raa.i, II
weight. After | had ssvva ap bare.
| vas persuaded 10 vss Doua's Ma
ssy Ffiis saa they cured mr., SnH
after. ! pas~~d an ~samsnssHsn fst his
insurance. and lm glad 10 ssy any cur.
has lasted "
RGovn ~ before me.
GEO w. DrMpsTER
koassr Psshc.
Ca nss~'s a Ass Ssss. ~ . Dss
m MIC H1O n TT
AA~ ~ n1LLO
posrU.aM1uaN co. nUsvAlo. nv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

II man nerer makes mistakes 10
never makes anything ssxe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

what was that rrsates sastn9T
II Judge n wss something ahaus
there beta4 tho devil 10 pay"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

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- etcssaxA assA k&ws asethasa fuxAnuws 49,
tnes ~ 3sFsesiess 80 Ne kssxEe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-05-02

Usrsshts Gpceh- Making Aorssmsss
The reat- et Utrecht was tip next
rrea, agreement between the &uArv~t
scne pnwsrS Of Eurvps II ~sS In
49,. q ssr.eI OF agreements between
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31

school at 1I.45 under direction Of J.
r. Brown superintendent. A report
Of The Sunday School Association.
which was held al Gardiner will be
given. There will also be renears
al Of The music for Children $ day,
which VIII ne observed June -.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lee Chapman and
young daughter Of Gardiner are the
guests of Mrs. Myrtle Pierce
Bernard Bates ana Arthur Sawtelle
have returned from successrui nsh-
ing trip 70 Pleasant Ridge. bringing
back a fine string Of trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Abbott of
Waterville are moving their house
hold furniture into the home Of MIR
Abbott father Frank Bridges. II
High street
The Young son II AZ. and Mrs. Guy
Sawtelle has been named Raymond
Earl
Mr. and Ms Lew Ellis Of Rum
ford Falls are guests Of Mrs Nathan
Knox.
j w. Carroll. who is ellpoved as
foreman IN the Shartuck shipyards
a Dover. \. H. arrived IN town FRI
day and will pass the remainder Of
the week with ms family on the Bel
grade road.
Richard De Clerco IF Lawrence
Mass. ana Mrs. Sophia Rowe If
Oakland We're married THURSDAY eve
ming by Justice of the Peace George
H. Bryant at his residence on
Church street, The couple left Fri
day morning for Lawrence Mass.
where they will make their home
They We're accompanied by Mrs. De
Clerco's Young son. Lawrence Rowe.
Miss Mona Bacon of Belgrade ave
nue. was the recipient Thursday eve
ming Of a very handsome Mayhasket
filed with candy and fruit. The par
~. which was composed Of Greeley
Pierce. EVELYN Booker, Lawrence
Leavitt. Phyllis Fowles, HilIna An
derson. Eleanor Sawrelle. Carroll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
Your Ngbor Have Leaned that Profitable and Wise Use the Wa
FINANCIAL
IN

CARBCRETOR-We manufacture q
caronretor for Ford cars which il
guaranteed to give double the mileage
over any other corburetor ever con-
structed regardless Of name. make or
price. We are now ready TO furnish
carburetors also for Dodge and Max
we'll cars Will furnish them for other
carr IN a short time. Money refund
ed II fifteen. day free trial does not
prove II. Entirely new prtnciple-simple
plain tube-nof q moving part. Guar
out heating or printing. tremendous
demand. 1a.00o now in use IN Chicago
territory. Reliable, energetic man who
can guarantee sales and carry stock
Of $500 to 2.00 depending on demand.
can secure Exclusive ter11tory ana will
easily net S2e,00 this year No spe-
ciai experience necessary. Frank A
irwin. 500 W. jackson Blvd. Chicago.
Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31

James .. Hallen. earstwhile re-
spondent lawyer. whose trial for for
gerry in the Superior court year or
more ago, was one of the sensations
of Cumberland county legal history,
has assumed new role. or least a
new role for this vlcinlty-that OF
Journalist states The Portland Press.
Subsequently 10 his aoauittaa on the
forgery charge Mr.. Halien married
Mrs Mcclellan who was one OF the
witnesses at the rlial and VINO con-
ducts a high class summer hotel at
Kennebunk. Mr. Hallen is passing
the season there. and not desiring 70
be idle became connected with the
star of the Kennebunk Enterprise, a
weekly paper owned and pubiisned oE
Mrs. Annie Joyce Crediford. 6ir. Hal
len writes editorials for this publ
cation. contributes TO II weekly COL
rmn in which he translates French
masterpieces into English. and IN
which some beautiful Maeterlinck
passaxes have recently appeared. and
makes his contributions as exceeding
" brilliant and telling factor. Last
week the Enterprise appeared in To-
rage publication. a larger form than
usual. owing TO these features con-
tributed to Mr.. Hallen. His editorials
are said TO possess notable pith and
other striking qualities. and his con-
trihutions to the Enterprise are al
ready town talk
Mr. Hailen has become much inter
ested in the work aud there has been
some talk of his starting a monthly
magazine in which ne is to give
French lessons.
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Dover. y. H.-SprlnEtieid Y M
c. A. College l.; New Hampshire
College 10
At williamsburg. Mass Williams
town .; Amherst .
AT Worcester Mass-Eioly Cross
!, Tufts o
At New Haven-Fordham 4, Yale
> thirteen innings.
At Amherst Mass. Colby ;. Mas
sachuselts Agricultural College /.
Al Boston. Mass.-Boston College
8; Tufts ..
Al West Point-West Point 5,
Seventh Regiment n. Y. y. G. ..
Al Worcester, Mass.-Holy Cross
Q; Dartmouth J
At Providence f. Brown s.
Harvard ..
At Burlington. VT of Vt. Il
Middlebury /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
OAKLAND
Forty-eight-hour Schedule to
Go into Force at American
Wooden Mill Monday Morn
ing: Wages Are Increased
Local Items

Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Thomas left
Friday morning for Livernore Falls.
where they will visit Mrs. Thomas
sister Mrs B. 2. Lewis. for a few
days.
MIS-. Frank Ha-som was a guest
FRIDAY of her brother Syrus Laid
of Readfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Moran and
children. Soiace and Florence. went
20 Belgrade Friday 70 visit Mrs
Moran's sister Mrs. Abbot! Furous:!.
for the remainder Of the week.
Mrs. Rose Soule of Lynn. Mass.
is in own. called by the death of
her sister. Mrs. Lucy T. Knox, wife
of Vine Knox.
Mrs eaadvs Wilson. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Robert
Forsberg. mas returned 10 her nome
IN Lebanon. \. H. She was accom-
rem. Isabel and Arnold. who will VS.
Il her for a time
Mrs Minnie Fisher Of Portland IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. Carrie Saw
telle and her brother, Frank Brann
for few days.
Fred 1ersom left Friday IN a fish,
ing trip 70 Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew ForsberS
and daughter Eilda, who have been
visiting their son. Robert ForsberE,
for several weeks, have returned 10
their home in Manchester. y. r.
Mrs G " Greene Of Wateryille
was calling on friends IN town re-
Gently.
Rev. George Woistenholme of Colby
college will occupy the pulpit at the
First BAPTIST church Sunday, Morn
ing sermon at 1890. followed by Sum-
day school at 1145. under direction
of z NJ. Foster, superintendent;
Christian Endeavor at $40. subject.
Our Relation to God" leader Frank
Il Leech; praise and preaching ser
vice at 80.
The Whatsoever Guild of the
First Baptist church will hold their
regular monthly meeting At the
home of Mrs. Edward Wing of Grove
street The hostesses viii! be Miss
Alvina Written and Miss Georgia
Youngman.
Erwin Laid of Portland is d guest
at the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Leech.
Miss Bertha Booth of Madison was
calling on friends IL town Friday.
Mrs Edna Young who is employ
ed in Portland. passed Friday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. LsiZzie
Ellis.
AT the Metnodist church Sunday.
'Rev Weston Penn Holman. pastor;
Morning sermon 1t 1890. followed
by Sunday school at Lac. under d.
rection of George T. Johnston. sup
erintendent. Evening service al 80.
A cordial invitation extended TO all.
Sunday afternoon Rev. Weston
Penn Holman of the Methodist
church will conduit services in Sid
neH.
The American wooden mill viii
start work Monday morning on a 4S-
hour week schedule. beginning work
at rs in the morning and working
until . at night. with an hours noon
ing, and working until 11.30 Satur-
dal. Weavers will have an increase
Of ss 1-3 per cent in their wages but
will receive no more premiums. The
remainder Of the help will hive a 15
per cent increase il wages.
Miss Faye Moody Of Lewiston is
the guest Of Miss Margaret Otis at
the home Of her parents. MIR. and
Mrs Timothy Otis. for the remainder
Of the week.
At the Free Baptist church Sunday
Rev. c. L. Wheaton pastor: Topic OF
the morning sermon at 1870 will be
"A Grsat Work" followed by Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
FOUR PREIIMS
TO DEMPSEY
WILLARD BATTLE

Toledo. May 30.-There VIII DC
four preliminarles TO the World
Champion contest tor the heavy
weight title between Jes Willard and
Jack Dempsey here July 4. A. Q
Thatcher. match maker OF the To-
Iedo Athletic Club. announced TO-
night The huge arena with seat
ing capacity of 10000 persons. Will
be opened to the public at clock
in the morning and the first prelim-
mary contest Will be started at Il
O'Clock There will be match ev-
cry hour thereafter until Willard and
Dempsey climb into the ring al :
O'Clock.
Dempsey entertained capacity
Memorial day crowd IN the suburban
arena on the shores of MauInee Bay
this afternoon.
There We're more women visitors
IN camp than men. The challenger
tugced at the weights, punched the
bag until II broke from its moor
incs and then boxed for four spirited
rounds.
The day was hlistering not. but
Manager Jack Is earns decided TO
have Dempsey do his boxing IN heat
of MID afternoon instead of the cool
Of the morning, so that he VIII be-
come accustomed TO conditions like
~ 10 prevail on Independence day
afternoon.
De,npsey's work with the gloves
was cut down for him, but his road
work was increased in an effort to
sharpen his wind. He covered ten
miles TINS morning, and after rest,
went swimming.
Ray o Archer. the business man
ager for Willard. was happy today
after RECEIVING word from Walter
Monahan that he had obtained fur
Tough from the army and would loln
Wizards staff of sparring partners
Nonahan boxed with Willard for ms
championship match with Jack john
son in Havana and later IN the cir
Gus tour and the champion consld-
ers him the best sparrlns mate avail
able.
Willard and did not know whether
Big Jess" would stop off for day s
visit with his wife and five children
at Lawrence. kas.. or continue ms
Journey direct 10 Toledo. Willard
is due TO arrive tomorrow. but if he
stops off at Lawrence. his arriva!
will be DELAYED until Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
Maurice

Sawtelle, Forest Taylor, Maurice
Sullivan. Annie Folsom. Harry Giea-
son. David Bickford and Alfred
stevens were invited INTO the
house where games We're played and
refreshments Of candy We're served.
Roy :. Stevens of Smlthtiel ana
Miss Clara McFadzen of Mercer were
united in marriage Thursday evening
by Justice Of the Peace George H.
BRYANT Al his home on Church street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
Household Goods
Seeds, Plants. Fertilizers

DAHLIAS-Surpius sprouted stock at a
sacrifice. must be sold. ote. doZ.. post
paid SOC. Elmhrook Farm. Hallowe!!.
PANSIES-Don YOU remember those
wonderful large p-nsies that We had
last year" We have more tins season.
only they are handsomer than ever.
They are beauties. 81. per box. 5 for
81 delivered. Also EeraniuIns and to-
natoes. Gerrlsh IL smith successors
TO ViEue), No. - Silver ST. Watei
vile. --aine
potato S-A roostook Green Noun
tain seed potatoes. Casavant & Clou-
tier.
SEED-JRpanese. Hungarian and Sibe-
ran nillet. 'iX-rowed barley. Marquis
spring wheat. heavy re-generated
Swedish seed oats feid and ensilaGe
corn. Telephone us your orders. Larg
est stock in Central Maine. 6erriSn
& Smith successors To Nigue, No. -
Silver ST. Waterville, Maine.
SEED POTATOES-l0o bushels of sec
onds for sale. Z. Q. Brown. Il. T. D.
!, Augusta. Tel 164-2ce.
SEED AND FERTILIZER-Buy your
garden seed and fertilizer now. Don't
wait until il is TOO late to get Just
the seed that YOU want. Give us your
order now. Our delivery truck is at
5our service. Gerrish d Smith tsuc-
cessors TO ViSueh. No. Is Silver ST.
Watervillc. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31

Determined that the patients al his
hosplta. shall receive the best farm
products obtainable. DR. William L.
Cousins of Portland. has Just pur-
chased the farm of George ". Cross.
situated on Pride street just beyond
R.veI.on. Il Is the Intention of DR..
Cousins % sell the present herd Of
cattle on this farm. and purchase an
ntire new herd. The vegetables and
fruit raised on this farm from now
on. IN addition TO milk and eggs will
he sent directly 10 the kitchens in
his hospital. This farm comprises
ovnr 80 acres. most Of which can De
cultivated At present ne declares
that he will not make any additions
70 the buildings now on the farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31

An Iowa washerwoman' son won
Inc first prize in the National school
childiens Victory Loan poster draw
ing contest. competing with thou
sands Of sons and daughters of pro-
fessurs. teachers. bankers. lawyers.
farmers mec hanics. business men.
PHYSICIANS. artists. editors.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

First games}
Little Eock ). New Orleans z.
Chattanooga !. Birmingham Q.
Memphis ;. Mobile s.
Nashville !. Atlanta ..
tSecond gamesa
Chattanooga I. Birmingham Z
Memphis g. Mobile l.
Nashville l. Atlanta 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
afternoon Games

afternoon Gamesl
Toronto .; Rochester l.
Binghampton :; Buffalo (ten
uninEsl.
baltimore >; Reading 5
Newark >; jersey City &c first
game, Newark ): Jersey City tsec-
ond game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
EASTERN LEAGUE

afternoon E1mes)
Springfield :, Pittsf1eld !.
Worcester 6. Providence 3. \
Bridgeport 6, Hartford I. =
New Haven 4. Waterbury =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-31
Auto Accessories

--rRrS-Tnoi,sn he low prices We are
-a7,.c NJ Guaranteed tires and tlhes
u .cr 1ara % print the low prizes
3er, o. wnu.d think We had gone
c-ayr '''~nnf nj the pudding IS in the
lsEs me N and see for YOUR
r. Is-"a G. smith tsuccessprs %
ac.e So - Silver ST, Watervi.le,
Laae
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CLASSIFKD-DISPLAY
Lake View Farm

This is a fine place to live. The social
particularly attractive. overlooking iai
stores. Schools of all grades close by, :
enough hay beside crops to seep horse
all kinds. S-room house. furnace heat.
in good repair. Owner includes sleigh,
barn al time of sale Tor only 5000. L.
guEta, Maine.
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and educational advantages make Il
e, miles 10 village. NJ. c. r. Station.
acres early productive land. cuts
ana two COWS. Abundance of fruit of
4e-ft. barn, water in both buildings Ill
sled. wagon. stove. chairs. All hay IN
- WORCESTER, Western Ave, AL
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SINESS SERVICE

5usress SERVICES OFfered TG
aNT-----+EG- -ders solicited Tor knitted
fno.es 81 1eace prices. Satisfaction
Eal:anla-Q = East Crescent st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for Sale IS
ACRES. SIN fields. The late Josiah
WEYMOUTH farm, Litchfield Blu ldinss.
J. 7. HodEkins, Admr-. Gardiner.
ACRES 4k-Farrn near pond Good road,
. miles from Gardner; 9-roum house.
Stable and Darn, all good repair. fur
mace. Young orchard. land III good con-
ditlon wells Mrs. Wodell. IS5 Main
Ave. Gardiner
TELEPHONE l3a and dictate your
Want Ad for to,norrows journal.
READ and Use kennepec Journal Want
Ads.
IT'S safe 20 patronIZe any advertiser
whose message is printed on me Want
Ad Page.
YOUR neighbor knows that Journal
Want Ads bring quick results al nov
Co.'S.
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
Piney Heights
r a Il NJ

winthrop. Maine. For Sale or For Rent
One Of the most a.tra Give places III the
state. 80 acres. brick house fitted Tor
gentleman home, san!taciun or sum
mer boarders. With all modern I'M
provements. For further inforIna ton.
write
JOHN T SLOCOMB.
II henSington I'd.
EuEeWood Prov Il. !.
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sulia nu-Cont-acting

la2P ~ r. \ ca on union carpen-
y Tc-l. $50 painting. in Augusta
Aa..ave ana Gardiner. $50 per day
!. =.
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BONDS

IF you want to sell your bonds -
VIII pay the following prices Wntdh
are net to YOU and include interest
The amount printed below you Utll
actually receive
xtFDt 3 1-2 $50 Bonds. " oAA.o
I4rUt 4Cr SO Bonds oGT0o
8o0ond ar SO Bonds ~ -
Ytrst IA SO Bonds .. oaY1
Second IA 50 BONDS. - -
Third Ia SO Bonds o0SD
Fourth 4 Ia 50 bonds 0R0
Also s1oo, $500, S1ouO Beads hougGt
and sold.
Send your Bond By Registered mail
and we Will send you either an Ex-
press or P. Q. money order or If con-
venient call at our ONCE and you will
receive cash for same
Standard 8ond Co.. ~ Monument d.
Portland. La.
omces in Prov1denco. T. Z, 0px3ag-
field. AEass.. Hartford. Coma
may2 +eodI3t