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Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
r. & C. CoRsETs AT 100.

E'e6e Of standard White Coutil az
STYLES and sizes for medium, small
and large figures. Price $1.00.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
BEAUTIFUL REPSCHORD SILK
AT SIPS.

FaIl thirty-six inches wide and
beautifully finished, actual value now
about $500 to close our present
stock. Yard $1.25.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
THROWS
GORDON ABOUT
CITY OF FIUME

PARIS, Sept. 18.-(By Associated
Press. Italy is throwing a naval
and military Gordon about the city
of Fiume, which is still held by Dan
nunzio's forces. Food in Fiume is
reported scarce and efforts are being
made to close all avenues by which
stores may be rushed to the city.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18

The great market place of the COM
munitv-T Times Recorder Want Ads.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
Daily Thought.

Philosophy is nothing but discretion.
John Selden.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
COBGOLEUM AT $1.0O SQUARE
YARD.

Width yards, ConeoleEm embod-
les kbe best quality and finish obtain
able in printed floor coverings. The
new effects embrace every decorative
need, comes in widths of three yards
and we will cut in any length desir-
81. Per square yard, 800.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
New Creations in Suits Coats and Dresses
ALL THE LATEST STYLES

Ladies Stylish Coat Suits, $500 values ont Sale
Ladies' Stylish Coat Suits, $4,000 values on sale
Ladies Stylish Coat Suits. $500 values, on sale
Ladies New Fall Dresses $500 Values on Sale at
Ladies New Fall Dresses $500 Values on Sale at
Ladies New Fall Dresses 800 Values on Sale at
Ladies New Fall Coats, $500 Values on Sale at
Ladies New Fall Coats, $4,000 Values on Sale at
Ladies New Fall Coats, $500 Values on Sale at
Americus times-recorder., 1919-09-18
Millinery

We have received our FALL
LINE OF MILLINERY. The pret-
test assortment ever shown in
Americus. Sale prices range from
$2.48 to $8.98. They are actu-
ally worth from $4.00 to $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

tell his npse-in-the-ar second wife
about a former marriage and ne suffers
much mental and physical co1T1fnrt
thereby Percy kiibriae viii have the
besi comedy role ne has yet essayed
and Miss hanson viii have 4 character
to portray tiIa1 viii give the IIa1-nns
O fine theatre an eurlrei- new idsa of
her ahilirv Al -l1r--inEer will be seen
in Z most agreeable character.
The nrav is filed with surprises and
rom II genuine heart appeal and de-
licious comedy. Il is sure To De one Of
me nigrest ht1s Of the season u the
theatre.
Of almost eGuaI interest with the pro
duction Of lena Rivers is the an
uuuncernerr thai The beautieul ENID Ben
ret. IN What Ewe-v WonIan Learns. :
q new Paramount AIRCRAFT rlirture. vill
alsn bt. seen q the Opera hnuse fry
the last three dsvs Of tfffs week. The
Graphic Review and the Paramount
Magazine viii also ne sf1owA-
a brilliant cabaret scene rs one Of the
4e1J-r,res Of what Ever womun
Learns sexe-al TI-ofeEsi nuaI t1ancers
were tmro-ted for this episntie TO dis
purt be gre the camera The studio was
transformed into u 1ashinnable New
Sad IN he on large scale and faithful
IN ever. particular Il is All in keerinr
with the character Of the heroine. Amy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

aaa+s win be unusually heavy. Lena
Rive-s' Is q play thai cInTiot fail 70
nave its appeal Tor every tnear7e-goer,
AorwirtstandinE the simplicity Of The
s1ury. Il has so much genuine human
nature IN II the interest never lASs-
More than tt.a- the play teHTns win
natural. wholesome fin. so that every
quality desired in a production rs here
provided.
Ann Kingsley will be seer as Lena
anH those VINO have watciea--he- WORK
will he sure to see visualized on the
stage the heroine Of the Dnpk 1us1 as
the have imagined her From the IN
tutpres huvdfeniss. devil-may y-csse girl
Of Oakland. MASS, ID the well bred
society lady is quite 4 step. Miss Kings
ley makes the change and does il in the
most na-rral, easy way Imaginable.
Ever member uf the Lur--inger Stock
Co will have excellent parts. William
Leveau will not be villain of the usual
rv-pe Rather. he is a most kind-hea- ed
man vino has NOT f1ud the courage 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Names 1920
Centennial Plans

The Maine Centennial CuumirrHe
is now nicely set1led IN pleasant
uua-ters On the third floor Of the
State House in the House retiring
room with Harry Cochrane Of Mon
mouth IN charge with q force Of
clerks and stsnDE1p p1ers. MIR. Coch-
rane is hard al work on the plans for
The celebration, which will be on a
scale never before attempted IN this
State and which win undoubtedly be
the finest thing ever staged by
Maine people He proposes ID pre-
sent To the people anG particularly ID
the young students a picture Of his
rurical events pertaining To Maine
and her people 1na1 will 1sn them
more than books can tell and leave
d lasting unpressiDn. AL VIII also
ne arranged thai every part and ev-
cry scene will he a thing of pleasure
as well as Of historical Information.
The grand pageant which viii be
presented al Portland viii be on a
gigantic scale. On an outdoor Stage,
which viii undoubtedly be the lE-g-
EST N the cpnuIry- with the scenic
drops and sets on the same huge
scale The stage viii be about 100
feet deep. Mr.. Cpctrane is npw at
Avurk on sketches for the scenery
Each sketch Is 80 by T5 inches and
win be enlarged on the scale Of an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

J ar a-e II poor health. If almost
,,c~-arn- that you ea1 dlstressas
I frequent headaches. pains IN the
s-2c, bad taste n the mouth. dark
! = Inuer lhe ewes. etG.? The facI
iii . uuf worth living II Won are
1ronio sufferer from Indigestion
7 8iilDUgness.
TAer The stomach is out of ORDER,
-.~ay aut working properly, your
'ar f obliged 10 do SO mich extra
f.. cnal L causes palp1ratiDI-
..A-l:iesE. and Z nur checked becomes
lgarous
lee 1~esn and fl far ypur daily
Les yoL muB. keep your stomach
-our LIVER active, and the bowels
.4- ~ou CHI get into tf1iE healthy
k-l.10n BY taking SEVEN
- as d digestive tonic RnG
11-e:- ~cnetv II mas nc equal anu
Fe4rr o. CONTINUOUS sale proves LIS
|eEcs-.ul rner1t.
Ie q. me ~oDI Of your Indigestion
(C 1stluaVlun trouble py driving
FC-s0ns 1uT Gf your system for
$50 Uar1sr how chronic your
as- Z you can get QUICK relief by
l-" ra.l-e's remedy, 5ENEA
Fl+hS one bur-.Ie c-D--lnE aDc VIII
= ~aluH After YOU have
F7FsH III wonderful efficiency, you
p 1a~e~ D- without Il Ask your
F.. tr- ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

o'sanlzed Nov. 6 AT Milprjdre -,r-
lIA4 STOCK, $4,000: al common. na15
III soooh; par value. s1aB: snrrar
subscribed. 60. President n N
taas-naI, Bangor; treasurer and ,,a-,,
.. r Leighton. Milbridse. dirarrr,r,g
Z v Sagnall OF Bangor. ! z
LsisfIon Of Milhridge and H T n
srahum OF Bangor. Purposes tn h1yr
seH ano manufacture yarns ano kuJf-
LEO gnocs. Approved Dec. 2.
paragon Park COMPANY. o--unfz.5,
Dec. l al AUGUSTA The capi1aI s1nr,-
CONSISTS Of s1Bo 900 prafer-ed and
ZoDo shares IF common. with M my.
value; preferred par value, s1D0 The
common stock Is divided INTO 1000
Shares N Glass A and -BDD sha-es
OF ClasE z stock The preferred is
b per cent. STOCK Nothing is usid
IN me amount with which the cur
pora1lpn shall carry Oh its business
not less than S-10, 0,000 President
ttenry Sisi1,nc, Boston: treasurer ID
A Leland, Augusta; clerk. c. l. An
uTews, Augusta; directors. the abpve
Purposes. ID carry on uuhjic
park and other forms of
amusement and business connected
-herPwIth- Apprived .Dec. ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

hrrle boy VIM ailied her N enrpurar-
ing the children I'd strike, the mar-on
puts Them ont IN the yard with MOTH
ing To eR1. A thief whip has been
Stealing Tnm 4 passing wagon
throws over the fence a jug OF nara
cider, Hnr sume sandwiches.
judy and the br-- hHre baen urrr-
ing fur fDpd- They :. think this
dropped f,'nm Heavan, ana proueed i
TO eEt and drink without inuuiring
IND the nature uf the donation. So
II happens tha1 ia the most INNOCENT
way both children become Happy. .
Miss Pickfurd's portrayal OF The sur
prised judy, wi1n Furnishes har enc
mieB. gives Jim 10 all the children
and defies the ogre OF a mn1-nn is
wonderfully done.
L Is only one uf the mRsterfII III
bits" she tnes in this picture which
carries Judy, the orphan f-um he,.
birth 10 her marriage To q rich man
who sends her 10 cnIlege.-Asiv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
DR. ". 81. LYNCH OF
PORTLAND LIVE STOCK
SANITARY COMMsSJoNER

1oVernnr Milliken wednesdar-.urn,-
naied Dr. W 4 Lynch of Portland as
n"e STUCK SANITARY commissioner. /,
Hu''o'eo SoVuen Bearcs Of East Eddinr-
ton- vino was apDni1ts.d by Gov r,aa-Is,.
& Curtis early II his administrator
Mr. Bearce, although a Dernoc.s- =,
poiificz. has served for nearly ttr.a
years under a Republican adrnin,s,-.,,-
ton This in one Of the vasy few of,icrs
IN the stft of the State where the cup-
arniatinn Of the appointment bv the
governor and Council il not -euufrea
De Lynch is one Of the feadine vs,-
erinary surgeons Of The stap is i,
member OF the State Board OF vets-;.
nary ExarninsrE. served as vetsrina-v
surgeon IN the wurid War ana aIso
serven IN a similar eapnrirv, with rbe
Canadian Army in the Bper war Dr
Lynch VIII assume his new duties inn. j
ano VIII move his family To Aucusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Is,v md Wonderful
an,~ RencuiRg Scorer
-. - nr,u1r- und All

sse-g- IS out A-v woman both
e, suue-.luulls nair can now rid
~ Is --8thle E-net
=. su~.uce hFl:rE. bu1 the roots as
: WIN. Is EnIv-, as Lfle "pneiac
sroe--es The new method does
vlft nuTnerouE End expensive
!. IA trs eiecrTuiysls expert. Does
, NTH depllgEnrit.s or shaving a.
!. .,,- ,ure~va.E. NoIfing like II ever
.r- oain~t ser SLICK uf pnalac inc
,,rf~ ..-ug-!st. follow the easv
.,--,onz 4uC nave The surprise o1
I. o ttis WORK IN few SECONDS, Ill
!. 17--, auua without the least I1-
: -ae AaI-- ~nnts curne our De1Ure
! -.s~v -.es ieavIa- the SIKH soft.
~. n. .-lesE pnelactine is odpr-
.-r-.-;r~, ..-lug. ano SO harmless YOU
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
new HAVEN WOMAN
WINS AFTER LONG
BITTER STRueaE
naiiy oNsrEams handicap uf III
s5eaith. anr Is t4appy

When the blood is thin the bofy's
und almost any form of i'll health
may occur as dirac1 result. Head
aches, NERVOUSNESS. loHE Of weight
and strength, Stomach trouble and
dizzy spells are all symptoms Of a
condition that doctors call anemia
but which is nothing but thin blood
II yOp arg run down IN health Lr-y
building up the blood, making Il ricn
and red SO thai II can carry health
anf npurishmsnt 70 the va-fnus Or
gHns of the body, ann see Il ynu dp
not save yourself pain and expense.
Do right away the thing that this wo-
uAn dic after much experrmsurtnK
with her health.
WIS weak and IN a rundown
cnndTtlDn.' says Mrs a BussE. of
No 3sS washington avenue. New
Haven- Conn, "and had lost corsid-
eranie II weight. My nerves were
shattered and any slight noise wuuld
upset me- was pale and NV mus
cles rwifched. Almost any fsun dis
rurpen my stomach and caused .p
much Distress tina. / ATE very ,frrae
and grew weaker and weaker Smells
Oh lAinrness and palpIlarlon of me
asArl caused NE much alarm
Alter MANY kinds of rueH-,nen+
nao tailed ID help me 7 -aad aho,.-
Llr williams Pink Pills and decided
ID give them trial. thinking rt,at a
Lnnac might help where nothing s,se
iiAu- In q short time there was a
very marked Improvement in NV
condition First NV anna-i+. ~
proved, my stumach gained strength
INC could SOON eat a meal wif,o,,-
diEcress- Gradually I grew sr-,np.,
my cnIpr returned and nv eena-sl
neAith improved. DR.. williams 4a,,t,
t'liis are a wonderful turic aou sbar,
never De without them"
or Williams Pink Pills are b,oo6
DulicIng and nervine rnnic and -oar
meet The needs Of pale, weak nerv-
! GUS men AND women w-tlp dr-ar shon-
never quite well and uersr s--,,,-
enough to NEE. the Demands ,f ~.
oay work. The pills are eua-an-
lsfsn I'd De rrae from harmful ny
hanh-fornlng drugs. Get GO -ar-
package ruday 1t the nea-as- ,,,-,,r
-soor" and De strong and we'll T;t-p
'eener people Write To the 7r WI
lIa,ns Medicine Cu.. Scnan.,+,,,.-- ~
1or copy Of The bonklet- Build
ING Ip he Blood" f--ae IN ap,,-,,
LeaoAr OF this paper-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Stop Tobacco

Stop roDaccu for z month and see how
Uuca fe-ts- you feel. You Gun srnr with
oiI suffering any Inconvenience or feei-
nE the usual craving Sir1nlv ger a hn-
c. Nicorol from any druggist uEe as d.
recteo ana Ihe habit quits YOU. Your
heatth viii ne her1er tcii- resistance
10 disease viii increase and YOU viii
cease to be q slave to nicotine Read
wtla1 Dr. Common. formerly Of the Johns
E-npf-1us HospItal savs about the evil
effects of tupaccn IN an article soon II,
aDpear III TINS paper Nicntul is dh.-
peHssd ny all good d-lg=isIs in this
city, especially by Bowditc-fs- " -bst,s-.
CO.. Jutln lalIgilIiu aur Willis z Par
t-Idge--Acv. u,vg,-ds~z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Augustus Own
Movie Queen
And Other Stars

ENsieA aicAlL Iliilue q Ill HI Int E0Ip-
nial theatre yesrertiRy Appea-ing as
NRncy Smith IN ''Fnnis Gnld'' in the
casr supporting the famous Mitchell
Lewis tins talented Star uf the EnEHr
jones Prndurtion Co. whom Augusta
peDple uEve adopted fur their own
proved herself al even more caua at,le
actress than II WAS exnecled she wouiE.
even ny her fondest admirers. as
Nancy Smith, q beautiful girl vino has
Len a lUvelAss lits. her rpie calls for
much akiufL handling. ThHr she rises
70 al Of the many difficult u,1pnrtl,ri ties
offered her proves her caIihre as an ar
tfEt- Miss Brent in many -esarnDies
Mary Pickfurd go il is little wonder. sh,.
w1ns her WY rigts into the searts OF
her audience.
The sturv iE iaid n the great North
west. nany IF the scenes being filmed
IN the Cascade Mountains nea- Spukane
washington, where the scener-v is IN
usually neautitul. II is said tt,a- >41s ID
cations around Spokane IN the famous
Cascade Mountains e.,celled auvrhiur
that California can boast of and in ru-
lure many more pictures viii .be made
II this desirable Eput
TOOLS GOLD is q SIX reeI s1,r,er-
production, with many strong sceues
u cfsH Lewis Is II his best in his dual
roie. hrst az the rough miner and later
as the wealthy and influential mine
owner. There are many startling ann
wonderful scenes II tbs picture. es,ec-
Wiir -he Dig fire scene in the mine.
wi1icf appsR-s n the final pz-- and is
well worth seeing again and again.
The Invisible Bond" ttle Paramount
Arrc-aft feature IN which Irene Castle
also appears On the Colonial p-nE-a,n.
is play Of unusual interest Misc
Cas- le mas Desn called the best tfrnases
wunlan IN America. yst IN this piay she
Is ciac IN heavy boots and a gingnam
apron ana Eiuries in ths MUD with
which she is spattered
This is the way Charles NaiEne. ai-sn.
Tor Of Irene Castles new picture. The
Inrisi ible Rnna-" discovered the famous
cancer, screen star, and creator Of tast,-
l0nE ens morning when ne stppped AZ
her nome On the way TO shoot scenes
1nr me film.
Mrs. Castle WIS out in her vegurn t,Ie.
garden weeniug her union patrh She
explained 10 her directssr that gardening
is tEr latest hobby, followed a-rie,Irlv
t1nce seT-iinE down IN the handsome .s-
r1te which she and her t1usbund occu-
py q; Ithaca, New York. Incidentally =
is OF every screen star who can make
pictures within mile or so OF her
nome Ithaca has been q favu-l1t snut
with mutipn picture producers On ac-
cnunI Of the fine natural srene-v in he
vicinity
MNB. Castle dances iusr 10 minutes in
me invisible Bond vet yesterday she
htid the Interested attention Of her au-
fence
a rather startling Mack Sennef7-
PARAMOUNT comedy is "Eis LAST False
Step, which. unlike tt1e average farce
mas well-developed sturv that hoIIif,
me interest from starr to finish while
II at the same time provides many ex-
rremely ludic-uus situations
Mr.. Outing InEt-ucIs'' is the name
Of the delightful Outing Chester feature
ana the Screen Supplement- presents
some intimate views of famous stars
a. hume.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Eddy TO FIGHT
LIES BATTLES

rtt ner ant wUman who win
b BATTLES IRE physically and men,
r. -rnt They take care Of them
ne: ant make sure that their
~ Z charged with Iifa-giEing irnn
their nerves fed with phns-
@
u turemnE1 doctors all over the
BIZ are depending mure and more
.rdr! gnd phDsnhares To rebuild
k-dowI. Uve-wurkad men and wp-
old befI-e rhei- time.
The c!aln that the healthy,
rss. Successful men and happy,
E-creeged women always hHre
sbuaiance Of Phuspha1ed I-un m
d blaDd: -ha. Il is the secrst of
b health.
IFs- man and wumRn can be
brs strnng keen. healthy and alert,
Iurng LIES pleasures. If they VIII
|nar thnIr blood with irun and
kuslaaIes.
'hpzu1ated run makes new, -ich.
d blooa st-euE1hens the nerves,
4 often increases the strength and
zali-- q. lis uEe-s 100 per cent
i9usaaas of men and wumen "au-
a11 WORN out have experienced
most astonishing incraHse uf
esg-h and endurance IN q very
Y, t-ns By simply taking Fhns-
!ted nm.
'hosuaatsd l-0n is put up In cnp-
3 11iv Do not take inferior
~ -aniets. ASK for PhnsphAta1
I-pzuiss- Fur sals bE
iaaft4y,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
" eek-End Show
at Colonial

Ghe tr-esistihe Tom Moore will ne
seen a the Colonial theat-e on Friday
anu Saturday II The Gay Lord Que-..' y.
production thar is sure tn have the CITY
taking 10Y gay baIlef girls. wine sup
pers and other incidents figure IN the.
Production TO give the sporty nnbleman
neauache. Monroe Salisbury IN "The
Shutdown r-ail' ripping story of the
mining days Of '4s.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
LENA RIVERS" COMING

Thousands and thousands Of people
have read Lena Rivers the famous
novel by Mary Jane Holnes, but il has
remained for the LurtrinEer Stock Co.
10 present this almost immortal story to
Augusta theatre-gners through the me-
dunn of the stage.
The famous comedy drama viii he the
attraction AT the Augusta Opera house
fur the lasr three days of tne week, be-
ginning today. and from the interest
that has been aroused n the production,
II is certain the advances demand for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Fresh Fish for Middle West

a new era IN the fish industry was
Inaug-Esao Saturday a. Rockiand
with the shipment Of fresh fish 10 the
Middle West in carlnad lots. One
car was shipped to Indianapolis and
the other wen- tn Chicago Each
contained about IS, a00 pounds. The
shipments were made by the East
Coast Fisheries Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Oeyrtai Examinations

The State Board Of Dental Exami-
ners ON N eGnesGay began a TWO
days session AT the State House, for
the purpose OF giving examinations
To candidates for admission 70 prac-
uice IN this State. The meetings
were held II the han Of the House
uf Representatives.. Those present
were DR.. Giles c. Grant Of PurT-
land, president; Dr. VIII s. Paysun-
secretary Of Cagtine; DR. Walter z
Rowe of Bath: DR.. Henry Gilman Of
Portland. DR. r Il. Gordon IF Port
land. the other members viii be
present today
The candidates included:
Lieut. Runnie A Berry. Z. s. ".
Texas. navy yard Portsmouth n.
Fl: Carl r Kemp10n, Brunswick.
WfIliam J O'Connur, North Wam-
pole. N H; Thomas r. Landers,
Portland, Laura N. MDye-. Brewer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

'n1,y' vau've heard Of IL. The
-& q - 01 tne CgiIy high school
p a0J Ounce Friday evening
I 5t.a"A a. he Assembly nan anG
''4S - 20 .; that !. is 70 be some
- JGuE:asE' orchestra. a good
an az # Conv's dancing VIII
EVen though you DO mt
- -2fr nigh school you are In
- u F7rn@ IND hive d reguiar
member the time and date
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

FortesruA. whp is pictured as a wuman
vino lived only 10 be Eay and Regarded
lie as huge Joke. -aIer the Joke was
IN her. ana now sae fought her way
th-uu-h fire is the theme uf he d-zma-
liz sIu-y ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Natiurai Guaru

Company 3. Sd Maine Infantry.
National Guard Of Maine, On Mon
day evening n the a1mury at Ban
gur elected William z Ballnu Of
Bangor as lis captain NajUr Frank
2 Brown Of Dexter. commanding the
third Battalion. presided. Captain
EaIlpu went INTO the service as cap
rain Of the Bangor battery 0f the Isl
Maine Heaz-v artillery, laLar the 56th
Pioneer Infantry and made good.
both ii the states and -'ouer there.
Eec.-uirinr for the Bangor company
OF the 3d Maine is progressing fine
y anG the business men, -ecngniZ-
Irg the Importance Of a guard or
ganiZalun. are agreeing 10 place no
Obstacle IN -he way Of their en-
plDves IN euIisIinE.
Col. Francis H Fa-num. Z. s a.
Inspector instructor for the Maine
National Guard went 70 Bangor
Wednesday, To a-Tend a meeting o.
Ca 3, Sc Maine Infantry.
The portrait Of the late Governor
William T Eaines of Wa1erviile. has
been removed from its position On
The third floor rorunda and, i is IN
derstonG, viii be replaced by a bet
1s- likeness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

a. ant N-s. Stephen Bunker OF
A>--ssa c1ne on the buat Saturday
= Lc- -lsi1 with Mrs. j H Bun
r I ~ae Fields" LIZ. Bunker
I'F Il 79-..lng wich the State High
-omrnl lHsIpn. left for Washing
= l1aiI''- MonGavs morning, where
III inspect the State highway
-''s; cousr-ucrInn. Mrs.. Bunker.
Sa' . b. aera for anou1 TWO weekE
- E1~Dnr letter. CnrImsrcial-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04
Ness Corporations

The following new curugratiurx
organized under the laws Of Maine
hHve had their articles Of incorpura-
tion approved by the office Of the at
rurney general.
The Dundee Company. organized
Dec ] AT Frveburg. Capital STOCK.
S2o,eeo: all cnmmon; paid in. s-5;
par value. Se5: shares subscribed. q
President and treasurer. Charles p
Spaulding. Snpwville. N. H: clerk
Hugh ". Hastings, Fryeburg: direc-
tors, Charles p. Spaulding Of Snow
vile. N. H. Hugh VI. Hasrings AND
Edward e. Hastings Of FrveburE
Purposes. general lumber business;
general merchandise. etG- Approved
Dec. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

The Governor ann Executive Cuuncu
held their wsekly 1esEinn ux Wefnes-
day murning, with All but Councillor
Guwen present, quickly transacted
the routine business awaiting them.
discussed some important Stale mai
ta-s In executive Session. inspected
the Elaine mansion and adjourned
until 10 a IL. wednesday, Dec. 10.
The fUlluwing warrants were ap-
proved
Weekly salaries s1h,-Zs.2222;; e; highway
pay rgu SI5,35E.gs: special warran-,
Elaine mansinn-. s746-25: special war
rant, adJu1au1 generals department
81. .467. As; total. Sc. .:3.p2.G1-
The orders PASSED inciufied the fnl-
lowing:
Counrii orrsss
That the sum of sI3ae be trans
the appr0prlatien for salaries md
clerk hire OF the Maine State library.
That the secretary Of the Library
Comm isEiun iE authorized 10 employ
part-time clerk IN the Maine Lib
rary commission al a weekly sala-y
mot 10 exceed O. per week
That the Maine VI aIer Power CON-
mission be authorized To employ. e
G-aftsman al S45 per week. ID pre-
pare q map Of the State Of Maine.
the expense ID he borne by the
Maine Wafer Power commission, the
Public Utilities cuIunlssIon. the
State Highway commission and any
other departments ttlat may wish 10
cp-upsraIe in the preparation uf this
map, in such proportions as may be
determined by rhe Governor and
Council
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

a IN ~ecular meeting Of Asylum
-Sagt Sc .. / O. O. r, On Friday
|e's@2s Der. >. there will be work
+ n second de--es.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

10l- Jorge. ne chicken pie SUP
Y = -l -8ngrega-iunal chapel 10
BIZ 40
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

.'''-sef Ne supper a. the conr-e-
go. .Hapel tonight. Chicken pie.
e. = s@aoe escailoped potatoes,
,-e iolignnuts. cake, cheese
t'-iGe TIC You are invited.
he lebel,an A.d WIN ,o,e .,,,,,-
s..o. 'Iiiik &aie of nurne-ruadp fnnd
,le a. -eif's and aprons Saturday.
~ - A0en N - Ii. II II A. M
''9 Fellows hal.. a..aa.,
+ WI f'c -.tvr- by the "
.-..aq- '''''-1a@ cvcnins.--ad~.
az ,,... --'''c T,le win begin to-
|, s,,, coIi:4 4nue until Christmas.
ducAd1nt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-04

The tyrannical head matrDn has
won the bartle. being a large woman
able To dominate the covering little
waits whp arr charges of the fnstitu-
rinn. and To punish Judy, and the