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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
STOPS BACKACHE IN ].
 A FEW MINUTES
Rub Lumbago, Pain, Soreness. Stiff. ness Right Out With "St.
 Jacobs Eminent"

When your back is sore and lame or lumbago, sciatica, or neuritis has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get small trial bottle of old, honest '"St. Jacobs Eminent" at any drug store, pour little in your hand and rub it right into the pain or ache, and by the time you count fifty, the soreness and lameness. Is gone.
 Don't stay crippled! This sooth4 ing, penetrating liniment takes the ache and pain right out and ends the misery. tI is magical, yet ab- solutely harmless and doesn't burn or dscolor the skin.
 Nothing else stops lumbago, scia-. tica and lame back misery so promptly and surely. It never dis appoints! adv. z
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

Corner Fourth and Seward Streets (Rev H. E. Greening, Pastor)
 Order of Services
 Preaching at II am. Subject "On to Victory.
 Sunday school at 12:15. Wallis s George, supt.
 The more than 100 mark in at tendance is reached. Now, evcrybodl boost No better place to build the kingdom of God in the hearts of thf people than in the Sunday school. Olt and young welcome.
 Epworth League at 6:30 pm.
 Subject: How to Make next yea better than this.'
 Preaching at 7:30 pm. Subject -.The Pre-eminent Christ"
 This will be the Christmas sermon and the choir, under the direction Q Mir. Richardson. will render severa selections appropriate for the occa sion.
 Watch for special announcement for January work in the church.
 A cordial welcome extended to all to attend our services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low Mass at s am.
 High Mass at 10:30 am. Rosary instruction and Benedictiol at 7:30.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
GRAECO-RuSSIAN CHURCH

(Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff. Rector; the Russian Church Sunday morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
NORTHERN LIGHT PRES. ENTERTAIN CHURCH
(Cor. Fourth & Franklin) Poy NonrUo Eladafnno RrupQ Pa St O

(Cor. Fourth & Franklin Rev. George Gladstone Bruce, Pastor
 Morning worship at II o'clock Subject: "The Intellectual Influence of Jesus"
 Bible School at 12:15.
 There will be a place for you. and you get fine training in the Bible as we'll
 Sunday School at Thane 10:00.
 Mrs Margaret Hopkins. superin tendent. reports a most interesting and helpful work. with fine re sponse on the part of teachers and pupils.
 Evening service at 7:30 o'clock Subject: What is your Life?-Ar Inventory"
 The young people meet on Wednes day evening at ' o'clock for Bible study and hte adults at the hour o 8 o'clock.
 The annual Christmas exercises or Christmas eve were very well at tended, most profitable program was rendered. and the gifts of self substance and service" was exceed ingly gratifying The school is near 'ng 100 per cent efficiency.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 CHURCH

Sunday services will be held at II a. m. in the Church of the Chris, tian Science Society of Juneau on Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard Streets. The subject will be: Christian Science"
 Sunday School at 12:15.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at 8:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Building. Open daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4:30 p. m. and from to 2 D. n. wednesdays ! to 8 p. n.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27

STYLE SHOPS AFTER CHRIST
 MAS CLEARANCE SALE
 We will put on sale Saturday and antil January 1 all our stock of La lies Coats. Suits and Dresses. We Ire making room for our. big Spring inc which our buyer has purchased Compare our quality and prices. STYLE SHOP. Merchandise of Mer- ' Only" Seward St., Valentine Building. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27

OPEN EVENINGS
 From 2 to g. Drs. White and Stewart, Dentists. Seward Building. Phone 469. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
PEERLESS FREE READING
 ROOM

Chas. c. Personens. Leader
 The regular Gospel services will, again be held in the Peerless Free Reading Room on Sunday and Fri. day and Tuesday evenings at 5 o'clock.
 Bible study on Sunday afternoot at 3:30.
 Everyone is most cordially invited to come
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
CHANGE GIVEN
 TO JUNEAUITES
 TO SEE PLANES
Aero Club of the North west Plan Race to Ju- neau and Want Land-
 ing Place Here

The Aero Club of the Northwest has appointed an Alaska Aerial Der by committee for the purpose of ar ranging a race to Alaska. Sea planes will be used. The committee is anX- ous to ascertain the attitude of re sidents toward making Juneau a
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
AMERICAN FLEET
 WILL BE WELCOMED

SYDNEY, N. s. w., Dec. IT. -- Commenting on the reported inten- tion of the United States Asiatic squadron to visit Australia, the Syd- ney Daily Telegraph recently said editorially:
 "The American Fleet may be as sured of an enthusiastic and unan1-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
(Fourth and Gold Streets)

(Fourth and Gold Streets) (Rt Rev. P. T. Rowe, DID,. Bishop,
 (Very Rev. G. D. Christian, Dean;
 First Sunday after Christmas, and Holy Innocents Day. Teaching: As the Christ was born in a new way, Sd must we be born from above" and be daily renewed by the Holy Spirit At 8 am, celebration, communion intercession. At 12:30-Church school At 7:30 pm, special Christmas evensong; Christmas hymns; Magni feat memorial of incarnation tSim perl, Nunc Dimittis (Simper) solo Mrs. Christian Sermon: "The Incarnation and Common Life, and as tho Answer to Human Needs"
 The public is invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27
JUNEAU'S QUARJETTE

A good male quartette is now or ganized in Juneau. known as. the Capital City Quartette.' It is com posed of F. Partridge, c. Harland. IL. Norland and F.. J. Dyer The quai' tette has good repertoire which will meet the requirements for any occa- sion
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-27

nous welcome Our welcome will show how eager we are to frustrate the work of those who would spread suspicion and misunderstanding be- tween the peoples of the British Em-
 pire and of the United States. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-26

terville, were IN tDwn over the week.
END.
Walter Gle Of Boston. who iE passing
his vacation here has arranged several
entertainment engagements He Rp-
psarsd IN Fayerte Thursday night, be-
fore full house and Monday night en-
terta.ned at Dunn's Corner and Wednes-
day night in Monmouth.
Ernest Barber and daughter of Ware,
Mass. and Emile Barhisr of Portland.
are visiting their mother, Mrs. ]. II.
Williams
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R0WD0IN

NoRIH-MiHs Harriet Young. WIN ,s,
oeen v1n1ftng friends in tpwn. has rA.
tnr1sd ID her home Mt Mamie View
farm. Manchester.
NEE Neiiae Gross Of Lisbon Falls, was
q recount guest q Sarah Rideout.
MISS Aaude Wadsworth Of Lewiston
has been visiting Al the home of VI A
Pratt.
William Hatchelder has uurchased nm
zutnmDbile
soe lancaster is moving his family To
me Nathaniel Libby farm IN I.itrh-
nsfd. which he lately bought.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer E7iII ana ts+,. u,,,
Bartlett, who have been visiting M the
nome OF W. g. Hervev, have returned
10 their home at Norfolk Downs. Mass.
A1H. Charles Allen is visiting friends
IN Matinicus
Aired MORGAN has gone To Boston
where he has employment.
MI and Mrz- Mabel Kellan of Lewis.
ton, were recent visitors at the home n,
Sarah Rifie1ut
Mrs. George Monroe and taurhfers
Sophia and Georgia. are visitors at III,
home of ". 3. Hervev.
MITE Everett Richer of Lifchfieid Ia,
been staying at the hume Of Charlie.
Allen for the past week.
Mrs. Levi Danfprth has been wight.
ing friends in town.
Mrs Giib(t Baker Of Lewiston wa,
a caller IN town Saturday.
William Hstchelder and George Alisr
ara 1hresihing grain.
Mr. and Mira Joshua Fsrnum uf Law
isfon has been visiting At the home O
hin hrufher Clair Farnun.
M ana Mrs. Earle Huntington O.
Litchneld were visitors in town SUNDAY
Ny. and Mrs. Eugene Small wer.
Sunday guests at the home Of thei
daughter. Mrs. Clair Farnum.
Mrs. Dwight Young WAS a visitor i,
Gardiner Wednesday,
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I. nav ne ponaiaaie that yeu dDn't
|krcw what SEVEN Banks stands
|.af, sc ". will ealigtfen YOU: II is a
Ete remarkable remedy, made from
|ns extracts of seven different kinds
q rnots ami Herbs, every enc Of
winch mas great medicinal value.
Slsn.ifcailv blended and for nearly
u wears mas been a reliable remedy
/ ID. Indigestion. Constipation. Liver,
Kicney and Stomach disorders.
SEVEN 8ARKS has never been
Etsnsiysiv advertised, buf has en-
lored I wonderful and STEADY sale for
Nearly a half century, and purely
Epor It's nerits
SEVEN HARhS has saved thou
snus Of families doctors bills. as
vel as untold suffering. It is inex-
rsns,ve- only so cents per bottle, and
ne aose is rom 10 TO 20 drops IN q
lille water after meals
There is hardly family but what
nns member is more or less IRE
szsr-iy troubled with Biiipusness, In
sigss-lo-- Liver or Kidney trouble
ron hare never tried SEVEN
Banks. DO not fail TO do 50, and
E2ich me rapid and wonderful re-
Elttx.
Dor! put off asking your druggist
lm SEVEN Banks; If he does mt
lrpen n nave il, he win get II for
| Na-Arv.
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ITCHFIELD

The Bows and Girls club of Litchfieid
are TO give an entertainment at Onion
hall. Tuesday evening. August Is. Mrs
Atkins OF Gardiner will sing and Misz
Tardivei of Bo51nn, viii whistle. a
dance win follow the entertainment.
MAYNARD Maxim and daugnter Marion
went To Paris Hill. Friday, 10 visit tins
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Maxim.
Z. ]. Neal Of Lynn, Mass, has besn
visiting his sister. Mrs. z. ~. Small.
Charles Small and family Of Berlin
Mass, Was callers at z. ". Smalf'f
Saturday.
Mrs R. r True. Mrx. J. z. True
Anna Sheehan. Mary Allen and Mrs
Elenura Adams passed Thursday a
Richmond camp ground.
PLAINS-Hurace Libby Of Lewiston
was the gnest Of his cousin. Mrs. N. z
Harrin. Thursday.
Mrs NJ z Chase and MISC Ella Fog
ers WE'RE business visitors in Gartinel
"Wednesday.
Mrs WIN Hriery has gone to Lewiston
for a few days.
MisS GAnci risH o1 Ciu 4oWu ID liz
guest of her aunt Mrs. Maggie Fish.
Mrs. A. z. Glover and Mrs. c. A. lie
Clair Of Providence. r. L, are tn,
GUESTS Of Mrs. III. z. Chase.
Mrs. Sara Rogers and daughter ELL
were visitors in Lewiston Thursday.
Mrs. z. a. MeEder in visiting friend
IN Gardiner and HaIiuwell.
Mrs Affiie Green of Portland an,
Mrs Leuna Villas Of Dorchester, Mass
are the guests of their nephew Arthur
". Niles
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VASSALBORO

CROSS HILL-Mr and Mrx. Guy
Haines leff Thursday for an outing
in the Northern woods.
Mr4. Lille Wade Of Richmond re-
GENTLY visited her friend. Mrs Carrie
Ames, also other friends In town. re-
turning 10 her home Saturday.
Mrs. w L. Glidden Of Preston has
bsen visiting her sister, ME- Henry
Wood, fDr a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Haley uf Salem.
Mans. arr passing their vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tobey.
Little Kenneth Perkins. who has
been suffering frum an attack Of
bronchitis. 10 improving.
Mrs. Helen Robinson Of Augusta
with friends from Massachusetts, are
enjoying an outing 81 the RpninHon
farm.
Mrs. Carrie DcnneTi Of windsor
was a guest recently Of relatives in
the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. GERHARD are the hap
py parents OF bouncing bnv, horn
TO them Aug. q.
r. ]. Ames entertained relatives
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PIERCE FAMILY HOLDS
REUNION AT BRUNSWICK

The 18th annual reunion OF the
isaiah IND E,iR Pierce Association
was held ut Primers Point. Bruins
wick. On Saturday, Aug. 23rd. with
Mr. and Mrs Lucius DJugfRas of
Douglas manor as hos, thu latter
being a granddaughter OF the late
Isaiah snd Eliza Pierce. II was a
perfect summer day and at nnua
about Is had cume together ID en-
JOY a picnic dinner, ID which Mr.
and Mrs. Douglass contributed an ex-
ceIlent c.azn Ghuwder- Following tn.
dinner u business nesting was held.
al which thu following officers ware
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent. M.E. Helena Keller: vice pres
ident. Slnrence NJ Pierce: recording
secretary, Laura Mcclellan: cnrre-
spending SECRETARY, Mildred Pierce;
entertainment committee. c. W
Pierce. Lena z. Pierce, 3. .. Nc
Lellan- A memorial service was hel
Tor F. NJ. Pirrce, whose death &C.
CURED ON September %. Igl8. and
vino was one of the leading members,
also the oldess member. An address
WIS Delivered by Clyde w Pierce.
Entertainment consisted of rectta-
nons by Alice Barton and Barbara
Quincy, Chri.tine Robbins. and 4
song by yivi.r Pierce. Al enjoyed
the games and music and q general
good lime.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
). s. Keller. Boston. Mass: Mr. and
Mrs. Erneut Keller, Cambridge
Mass-; j. L Pierce, Burlington; Mr.
| ana MrH. Russell Barton, Wafervilie;
Ar. and Mrz. John VI Pierce, Ar
guSfa, MIR. and MrA. Arthur D. Pierce
Portland: Miss Helen Pierce, Pat
ten: Mr. and Mrs.. Lee Pierce,
Burlington. und daughter, Vivian
Piercs. Burlington; Card and Carroll
Pierce. Phillips: Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
seIl Barton, I.sferviile: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur p. Bastrtn. St. Alhnnz, Vt:
Alice Barton. st. Albums, VT: MIR. and
Mrs. Edmpnd Barton, Waterviiie;
HRS. Gertrude Quincy and children.
Portlana: Marshall and Barbara Cur
ney. Portland: Mr. and Mrs Fred
Townsend. Portland: and daughter
Elnise Townsend. Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Pierce. Augusta: chi
crsn. Donald and Paline. Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Pierce. Por.-
land: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence nj.
Pierce. Anguish: Frank Robbins. An
gusta: Mr. and Mrs. Paysun Robbins
and daughter Christine Augusta:
Mrs. Alice Loiing, Mrs Ethel Hanx-
cnme and son ROBERT. Augusta; Mrs.
Nellie Gasiin and granddaughter
Irene Nudge. Augusta: Mrs. Florence
Has1rpIl apf dxrrUs1fer phxlIic Ny apa
Mrs. B. d. Mcclellan and children.
Watervilie; Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
Dougiars and daughter Getty. Bruins
wick: Mr.. anL Mrs. W. e. Burrows,
Jr., and children. Eunice and Ruth.
of Orun3; Mrs. Annie c. Barrcws and
Miss Lido Burrows. Augusta: MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Pierce of HalioweIl.
Mrs. Albert Everetf of New Jer1sy.
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WHITFIELD

Mrs. BERTHE Stilphen Of Lynn. In
enjoying her annual vacation n tne
old home with her brother. David
Matthews.
Mrs. Gertrude Paine Cram az An
gusta In critically i'll M her hume-
Bert Houdlette Of Farmingdnls and
Carroll Houdlsfie OF Gardiner we're
weekend guests OK their pArpntz. Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Houdisfte.
Carlton Gilbert. who Inns been III n
Camp Merritt. II. J.. since he lef'
France, ilas been taken TO HUi
Springs, Ark. with the hnpe OF re-
gaining hin health.
Mrs. Lixxie Douglass of Parkers
Haad in the guest Of her cousin. 'onn
Brown at Flower Lawn.
ME-. Exfeiie Richardson's VINO =.
he~n visiting rriends IN Tens
itv has rcrr,rusd TO her nnlne
NJ E-~a scott Of Pittsfun. Mrs
,x.,-,s,v ~ Rostun. Mrx. Johnsun ana
s.,,.,,s.r Miss Winnie Of Pennsyi-
-. Mrs Ross and Mr.. Cocpar or
-, wuFR0nney and friund
- yrhffefield. lIass sadie Mzrsun znd
M,r. Chester Marsun- and Mr. nn1
Mrs.. Eamunf of Fftfstun were r.
annfay enfE4nined az Fairview Farm.
Mrz Avis Eeabsdy az Haxssnin,
Mass- ID q - NFshbar HDzpitaI -
inr 1rnzs3d fsr insnrass rsreivsd II
znidniE11t Frid4y might whnn TIM M
tumobils In v1krh shs wns r41au1a
Wuuf uvwr ~ nnunu2nnmne - go
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LARONE


- syAs@ @'FsV0ffts
Mrs- Lydia FarnhHm, who had been
III TOR some time was taken sudden
lr worse August 18th and passed
away August list The funeral WIS
held Sunday from the home of her
daughter. Mrs William Marcia with
whom she lived. Rev. Robert Sheafi
attended, and the tribute of song was
a solo by Mrs James Durham. The
IntaRment was in the cemetery II
WGferville beside her husband. the
late Edward Farnham. One other
daughter remains, Mrs Omar Her
rick OF La Grange. Also grand
daughter, Miss Grace Blaisdeu and q
grandson. Roy Marcia
MIR and Mrs. H v. Eetheringror
hnve retnrned from visiting their oil
home ruwn. Limington. and witt
ihsm came Mr. Hetheringron's siste.
ana he- husband, MI and Mrs
Charlie Deshon.-
Mrs. Rhoda Stackpole has gone tx
PALMYRA for a visit with her sor
Ade1bert. and from there will 20 tu
Rridgewater for an extended visit
with h.r daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Smedberg have
bean entertaining friends from Dor
chester, MASS. Mrs. Carl Haigrea
daughter Lillian and friend Edward
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Choate are en-
joying p visit from their niece. An
ME ChaRte who resides in Water
Vile.
The green worIus which were 80
destructive to our shade trees a few
years ago have again appeared on
usrr naples.
Mrs Ellen Wilson from Mexico is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr..
John Puf1er.
William Marcia was visiting his
brother in Benton last week.
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Miss Fiurznre Azzfuu. aftur -
iug q w1Hk with II. nzfa Mr.. c.
tar T0tmnn. has r1fuxne1 ID Hmxk
Mia TDfmAn nrrnzupnnied her Cur Z
Eew daNs' wix7f-
Miss Elaays HaIeufiue hnr returr-
Cd frnm week.s visit with Mis-
Chrisfzhel Beaufinr nj aub,,rn
Mrs. George Tufmna ana fiaurh.
ters blanche and Doris have refurn-
e1 1rom rwo-weEhs' visit at Rich-
mund.
larry Lsavitt, employed at the II
z W mill. passed the week-end n,
his home in Richmond.
Miss Agnes Totman, euulured n,
EAST Pond. Was a visitor Sunday n,
ner home ON Benton avenue.
Inc Congregational Sunday school
i,as invited the Congregational sun
uaS school of Benton To unite with
enem anu hold a picnic Thursday
aug e, at the Grove Of Mrs. Min
me Garland. II the weather is un-
laVorapie II win be held Friday. A
mcnlc dinner win be served nj NOON.
AnDse not solicited are requested to
Iahe PIE or cake. A hRyrack viii
save the WinEiow-church af a.s0 and
axe those who wish 70 afrsnd.
Mrs- Lydia Newell CT We,ber
Fono was a recent guest Of her sun.
d. Smith Newell.
MISSES Hazel and vinla Blake and
Wsfervilie parties are canning Far
q week al Snow pond. Mrs. Cecil
oaahs IS chaperuning the party.
MISS Miriam Roberts CT Portland
PASSED the Weekend at TIE home of
! heI parents ON Benton avenue.
MIS- orris Holt has returned from
Elsit with relatives al Athens.
MAI. and Mrs. George wriSley of
+ Eure4Ia, Calf. after a visit with Mr..
MHsieTs brother at Rolling Dam.
n g., has returned To winsluw and
are guests Of his sisters. Mrs Prank
/ A. Srnlle- and Mrs. Charles M. Chap-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Libby Of st,
Adams have been guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Stanley wiicox. Mr..
ana Mrs. Libby and Mr.. and Nrr,
WILCOX left Sunday ON an auto trip
( 70 st Alhans. Noosehead Lake and
@SA~oAl. h4CO.
Mr. ana Mrs VIM. DiNarii aufs
daugntsr Rita and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
/ bart Deiano returned Saturday f.um
! fwo-weeks camping trip At Owls
Head.
I Mrs W T. Reynolds and son Sam
ford have been guests uf relatives
AZ St. Alhans.
Mrs. Elmer Tux;er has rrer,-n.<,
rurn Benton. where she passed the
Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Crosby
Mr. and Mrs Joseph wrirley and
daughter Edna Of Rolling Dam ar
rfreo Sunday and are guests Of Mr..
Wrigiey's sisters. Mrs. c. II. Chap
man. Mrs. F. A. Smiley ani Misses
Mary and Luttie Wrigiey.
Miss Eta Clark Of Augusta WINS a
guest Sunday Of her brother. Fred
Clark
Miss Loftie O'Brisn has ret:-rei
! from New Meadows. where she pnss-
ed the weekend with Mrs. Thomas
Byrns.
Mrs. Leon Brann has .une 70 PORT
and 10 pass a week with her hus-
hand, who is employed there.
/ Mrs L B.. Waldron and sun Rich
ard. after a visit with NJ. ana M-s
Edward Chnse. have returned IN
, Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs. h P Rrge-s q,
4resque Isle are guests OF Mr.. and
Mr. Edward ChRse
Mrs. William McCltntock left Mon.
: day 10 pass two weeks VITA relatives
tat Rockland and Camden.
Stanley Thorpe after visit wifi
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STRENGTHENS
WEAK NERVES


,u.,r5,ur 10 nptsd FTancn Sc1sn-
s .s mos, sset Hns 1 silmaS.s "a au s .
vousness 1870. a rrrre. Id q fu1m uf or
depis'son nospnate known smmE arnx
sanie p'' ans country as Hifro-Fnos-
gisls II 1i'''
Dnarf ,-i,,sd as n srnBfance which
i - IN composition To the pms.
II sIa,i'H 1,arurally tpund IN brain ana
gs1f cells and. beng easily - ana annn
s asrs mn "a and q sem
re-. .ss, sS it is taizen tnio the human
system -rarv ,-euuy-ts of astuniEh-
uF -suls t ,,3r lrs ass s s~sn a stub
rsrnah sasas Of long standing nerve
son ass Az there are many kinds
s v 4raosnilafes. care should be srs.-
O. n'ir W. rrrncu-e rhe genuine bifro-
e.seo ,, - as sold by 3. z. Bither IN
s sn,sssrs ann all good druggists.-AdV-
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BENTON

EAST-NoRh 8. Paul celebrateti mis- S7th
birthday at his home Friday. Thirty-f1we
Of his relatives and friends gathered al
the home and q very pleasant time wak
enjoyed Those who attended t-nrr
out Of town were MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Paul Of Wzterville. Mira. Lucy Kiddel
Of Winsiow, Nr. and MrH. Sam wetzlef
and daughter Of China, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Libby OF Unity. Mrs. Alice Rowe and
Mrs Ralph Whitaker Of Albion. Cobb
CARL OF Montville and Lana Abbott OF
Winslpw.
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READFIELD

The drama THE Country Doctor Is
TO be presented at Giles HAN next Thurs
day evening. Aug q. by local talent. ID
be followed by q dance. The regular
weekly dances which have been given
by Morrilrs singing orchestra Of An
gussa each Tuesday night win be unff-
ted tins week.
The Eimwupd hotel in filed with
guests and several roems have busn en-
gagged u1IrHide to accommodate thuse
who have cume the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L O Tebbefts Of Wa
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Acridsntniiy kiiisd by hruelsr
Girzrd Nadsau. assd ~ y0Ez. snn u
Mr.. ana Mrz. odiion Nadnns q sahzt-
TINS srrut. Lewiston. disd an1ureay a.
tim result OF rvois~ buzlaE wsuna in-
nicted ON Friday by . hssfhsr. Ina
olasr b0y h.a jast taalan fhs rsvoivsr
fnum Sill Hnsfhsr hr1fhsr. assa ysars
when II vas disrhnEusa I'M a.zzlsf smp-
ing fhzsush Q 1uuw.
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The gasoline YACHT Rnnora, with q
party Of New York peDple ON hoard.
nme M rhe river early Sunday eve
ring and anchored for the night op-
pnsite the Stone & Cooper cual
wharf She left early Monday morn
ing ON her return trip GOWN the
river. Capt. Frank Dingley, tho
Bath pilUt. brought the yacht up tn 2
river and also returned with her yes
tertiay morning as far as Bath. II
was said thai the party on the Yacht
In enjoying a cruise along the Maine
cuast and made the trip 70 Augusta
On the way
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JOURNAL
7 eiephune rs

s,cs o. thanks. obituary notices. res
saIions Of respect. efr., viii be
al the rate OF ten cents per
T. .Ds NO charge less than 70 Giants.
Elstrs VINO fail TO receire the
- ss1lal promptly viii confer a favor
a'u-ying me office .mmediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-26

ss.s AcCdtcheon. well known In
SEA-, and HailoweIl as a land
Mos 'aene-, left ON thu 6.z5 train
@wbs-. norning for Seattle, waah.,
- ~ .nfsnds for the future to
rs home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-26

r3S.,- -ars. A. Il Moody snd
D. =, 'oseph and Alien, d. Auple-
sse. 'e 'oseph Wentworth wers
as,.-, w" y, Sunday Of Mrs. Nprdy.s
nm, W z. Bradford of Howard
E.r ao Ars. c. W. CUMMINGS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-26

Fred Perry died at 2 O'Clock Mon
day mrrE.ing In this city. aged s5
years. The immediate surviving rel-
arfves are two suns and one dangh-
ter. Funeral services win be held at
TO this morning fsum St Augus-
tines CHURCH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-26

Thursday from New Hampshire.
Massachusetts, Fairfield. Watervtlle
and East vassaib0ro.