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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

The securities for the careful investors today those
dividends regularly.
One security that passed through wars
test mistaken is the TX Cumulative
preferred stock Of the Central
Maine Power Company
This Company met the same sort of conditions
did all hydro-electric companies Right through the
war; with operating expenses continually moving up it
raised the pay Of employees, extended its BUSINESS
maintained it's credit and the value Of its securities
developed 200 additional horse power paid dividends
regularly it's preferred stock and did its full share to
supply the demands of industry and help win the War;
A Company that can face the most trying conditions of
American public utility history, meet all It's obligations
and continue its growth and developments surely has
ahgh degree of stability It's securities should be highly
dependabe-we believe they
The Central Maine Power Company IL Cumulative
Preferred Stock issued during times to finance
wartime development at Rice Rips. It's dividend rate
is attractive now-vil be still more attractive when
money is cheaper.
Would it not be advisable
to send your order today?
The price is $l07.50 share and accured dividend
m.n surai. Investment n,ot ~
Portland Name Augusta Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

natural remedy for for the vegetable g7ovhs which
to have been intended by Nature that
and and old have taken and have written
letters to Dr. Pierce made them well Favunte
to know that straight the -ubF s
but sickness and thu: the ce
precisely what Favonte Prescription Is intended to Go.
Send ten cents for tia package Of Favote Tablets "
Invaids Hotel, Buffalo, n.
Consipaed we'll by 70 -
Peasant Pellets, They Just splendid for cos,iysnes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
COMMITTEE HEARINGS

Commit &c hearings were we'll at
tended on Thursday afternoon, but
very few cases being continued or not
heard Among them were the fol-
LOWING:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

with the family Of Le-.al 7, N:ra
He was accompanied ~ rs i,
nieces Eva and Iva h!-1ca..' a. ~
visited Their parents = an :"
Lemuel k.nban
Charles Coo!:so-'- .14y "as .
sick.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05

Ter the water trying the best he could to
extricate him but it was impossible Mr.
Bouellard was a young man between 25
and 80 and leaves a wife and four children
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05
VERMONT NEWS.

L. ID. Latham, an attorney of Milton,
ell ON the frozen ground while deer hunt
ng, and broke leg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05
I'll PRAISE It
WHEREVER | CO.
Mrs. Goss Didn't Believe It
Possible for Medicine to
Help Her as Tanlac Has

ct didn t believe it was possible for
anything to help me like Tanlac has,
was the statement made by Mrs. Vance
Goss, who lives at 1925 Elm street,
Manchester, n. H., in an interview
with Tanlae representative few
days ago"
- For several years i have been in
bad health, troubled with Indigestion,
nervousness and general rundown
condition. continued Mrs. Goss. Il
had such poor appetite that many a
time | ate only one meal a day and
hardly ever over two, and even then it
was the very lightest kind of food
would have terrible pains across my
chest and in my stomach after eating a
few bites and it just seemed nothing
at all would agree with me. Most all
the time | had sharp pain across the
small of my back that felt like knife
sticking in me and if | started to stoop
over | could hardly bear it. My
nerves were so upset that | was never
able to get night $ rest and when it
was time to get up | felt as tired as
It / hadn t been to bed at all. From
morning till night l was weak and
worn out and if | started to do my
housework I-would give out and would
have to stop and rest several times
during the day.
( :. After seeing Tanlae endorsed by SC
many people | decided to giveit trial
And now | am certainly glad | took il
Cor right from the start it helped m,
and | can hardly realize the chang,
that has come over me- Ny appetit,
has come back and Lean eat three goot
meals every day and enjoy them for
am not bothered with indigestion il
any form. The pain across the small
Of my back has entirely disappeare,
J and SO have the pains in my chest am
$ stomach. Ny nerves are steady and
5 sleep SO sound at night that somebod,
t has to call me in the morning before
! can wake up and | feel so rested an
. refreshed when | get up that | can d
/. all my Homework by myself and do no
get tired in the least. Wherever | 60
viii praise Tanlac and / hope other
a viii read my statement and be benz
d fitted by my experience with this nee
: ieine.'
, Tanlac is sold in Brattleboro by tn
1 Brattleboro Drug Co.-Ady.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05

Harold p Perkins, has been elected cash /
ar of the National White River bank of
ethel to take the place of f. A Davis,
40 was elected vice president and who
as recently appointed to position with
2 Federal Reserve bank of Boston. Mr.
erkins is not quite 80 Years of age, He
as been employed IN the bank l3 years
After an interval of two years, the an
ual shows OF the Connecticut Valley
'oultry association reopened Wednesday
aorning at Bellows Falls in the State arm
ry There are entries from many places
Vermont and New Hampshire. IN all
bout 600 specimens. b p. Shove OF
onnecticut is the Judge. A meeting OF
he members OF tie association was adj
'~essed by Mr. Liggett of the State Agri-
,ultural Agricultural college.
James Reagan, 50, of Rutland, had the
experience Of a life time Thursday when
c was buried nearly an hour under sever
tons of coal at the yard Of the Peoples
GAL company He was carried through
e chute while unloading dump car and
ured under several tons of coal. En-
loyes Of the Howe Scale Works shoveled
ar nearly an hour to rescue the man who
lille badly crushed by the pressure, will
ecoyer.
Glenn Smith and Louis Colbeth Of Hard-
icll were sentenced IN the city court Of
Barre Wednesday for not less than eight
months nor more than 30 months in the
states prison. Newton Rathburn was
ned sl25 and costs which he paid. These
hree pleaded guilty to stealing hens and
Their fowls III the town of Cabot and
Woodbury. in that county and other towns
n nearby counties.
Albert A. Houqhton, who was arrested
st week in Middleburv on warrant
| hareing him with breaking and entering
| he clothing store Of CLAYTON NJ. Hanks
| ~ who hae heen out on 50 ne0 hail. was
| AIKEN before Judge A. ". Dickens. il
| snnci1al court Tuesday. He waived eS
-,'ination and was held i. he sum Of -.
20 fer his apnaaranee. at the December
arm of tho..Addison ouilty orr Bal
4-as immediately furnished
Joeenh Bonehard of Woonsocket, Il. /.
| ~as killed Wednesday afternoon when
ve-ton trnel; loaded with three tons o
aonumental granite from Jones brother
Barre. broke through the small woode.
videe spanning the first branch Of Whit
yer rear the big bridge at South ROYAL
III VILLAGE TIE trueked Turned eomplete
over backwards in its descent. landin
the water bottom upwards. mining Nj
souehara under the steering wheel. break
ag both arrns and legs and nrol,ahl
Downing him verv soon Frank Gui
aenlt won't down. with him bnt MANAGE
| evtrieate himself. He notified the nrs
sldieaaaeat ofs.ilis companion and doye.1 III
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05
CANADIAN WOMAN RESIGNS
viii No Lorger Have Charge of Hosp
tai az Rutland

tai az RuIarQ.
RUTLAND. Vt. Dec. 5.-There was
sudden end TO the aldermaaic invest
ration of the Rutland hospital yester
dav Afternoon Wien ii was announce
by Attorney W. B. G. Stieknev. vie
president Of the board of directors O
the institution that the superintendent
Miss Annie A. Aitkin. had rendered he.
resignation and it had been accepted
this being the apparent goal Of thos
interested in the investigation dealin
with the alleged insult to the America
flag by Miss Annie MeIane, a Car
adam student nurse at the hospital.
The incident which gave rise to cor
plant for some time occurred. about
month ago. when Miss MeLane made q
insulting remark about the America.
flag to an American nurse, Miss jose
phine Niles The American nurses
manded an apology and when it was nc
Forthcoming, they took the matter Il
with Miss Aitkin. also 4 Canadian.
When the latter took the part of he
countrvwoman the American nurs
went on strike and did not retur-
until the superintendent promised the
Miss McLane would apologize and leav
the hospital Many Canadian girl
have trained at the hospital and f.
voritism shown toward these by tn
superintendent mas been a source c
more or less trouble for years.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05
SPORTING
GREENFIELD TEAM
WINS FROM MASONS
Came Unexpectedly and Won Three
Points to One = Lost Second String
! BY Margin of One.

Through a. misunderstanding bowling
team from Greenfield came, to meet team
on the Masonic alleys and teams D and
E, which had just. begun their scheduled
match, gave place TO the visitors and
their opponents.
The visitors won three points in the
match, losing the remaining point by one
pin in the second string and pulling out
q pins ahead in the total pinfall, with
1915 to L554 for the Masons. Porter oil
Greenfield rolled 100 for the high single
string and 30s for the high three-strine
total, Following are the scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05

Two smueglers, Joseph Drassard o.
sRouses Point and Edgar NsissilGon of New
York were arraigned Thursday before Z
under bonds of $1,000 each for then. ap
pearance Ill United States court. The
men were arrested by H. G. Ladd. deputy
collector Of customs 1T A1barg after ?
35-1nile chase in an automobile. The men
travelled III two cars, in. which they haf
seereted % eases Of Canadian whiskey
The liquor was hidden in the cushions
ton and hood of the automobile. The
smugglers admitted that they were Q.
their way To Huntington, Mass, wherf
ttev expected to get big price for tn
liquor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05
-TBsT CLASH OF TEAMS A AND K
Team. K Wins Cid Fellows Match
Three Points to One

Teams A and X had their first combat
N the odd Fellows bowling alleys last
light. when team X won three points to
one for team A The total pinfall was
lose, the winners topping only five pins
uore than their opponents The highest
nele string was l05 and was rolled b,
tndrews Of the losing team, who also
oiled 277 for the high three-string total
Glowing are the scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05

Ralph Martin. aged u, OF Moretown,
vas shot through the right hand Wednes-
ny He was putting deer upon wag-
II and had his hand over the muzzle Of
is gun. Tile trigger caught on something,
lseharging the gun and mangling the
and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05

LOST.

Wednesday night on the last
ear from Centerville or on Elliot street
black scarf. Finder please leave at
the Reformer Office. 235-237
LOST-Between Brooks House and
thp Sales Pavilion. 34xf new Fisk tire.
Finder please leave at news stand, STA
ton and be rewarded. 235-231
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-05

CLASSIFIED AD
cents line 6rst insertion; 2 ceni
Cash in Advance. Mini
WANTED.
.wANTED-W Waitress at Hoadley S
cate. 215-tf
WANTED = Dishwasher. Hoadley s
Cafe. 222tf
-WANTED--First class chef (white).
Putnam House, Bennington, Vt. 235-244
IWANTED-A few good men for cut
thug logs. Holden & Martin Lumber Co
215-tf
-WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs G. F. Barber, So High st.
..... 236-tf
WANTED-Two good 2-horse teams
for logging. Holden & Martin Lumber
Co 147-tf
WANTED-25 men, good wages, ap
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vi 2l3-tf
WANTED-Cylinder press feeder or
boy to learn feeding, The Vermont
Printing Co. 227-tf
WANTED-By three working girls,
3 or furnished rooms centrally locat-
cd. Tel. 213-l3. 235-237
WANTFD-Competent girl for gen
eral housework Best of wages. Mrs.
L. Z. Holden, Park Place. 231-tf
WANTED-Middle aged woman for
general housework in a family of two
adults Box ia, So. Londonderry, Vt.
22s.236*
WANTED-1nmedia at the Aus
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WASTFD-Thiriy brick layers and
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WANTED At ONCE-Expcrien
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WANTED BOYS to sell vanilla aft
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Beauty Chats
You Correct Weiehf.

I GO MANY readers write and ask me
y what they should weigh, that /
think it would be helpful II I gave
this simple little method for you to
find out what you should weigh. OF
course, there are tables OF height.
weight and age on nearly every scale.
and I myself publish these from time
to time. but this method is easy to
follow.
stand against a wall and measure
yourself without heels on Multiply
the number Of inches over 3 feet in
height by Z. then add 10 The re-
suit Will be your ideal weight
For instance, suppose you are I'VE
feet seven inches Seven times =
is Ss5 Add 10 and your ideal weight
is 1881 pounds.
II. however, you are under five leet
Won multiply the number Of inches
less than feet by ~, and subtract
this number from no For instance,
YOU are feet 10 inches This is
inches less than feet Now times
5lS is II. and i subtracted from 10
gives your ideal weight as 50 pounds
This is a fairly accurate method OF
finding the weight Normally one
weight Increases with age, the girl
Is whose height is 8 feet 4, would
weigh 1872. according to these figures
and that is too much for a young per-
son YOUTH and slenderuess go to-
gether. So I would suggest that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31


THIS is day encouraging to most
4 human activities, according to as
I trology- Mercury and Mars rule
T strongly for good, but saturn is ad-
I verse
I Much publicity concerning military
+ matters is indicated for this month
and it should tend 20 bring honor 20
+ generals and the government. al
+ though saturn is in a place that II
Z held 70 encourage dark insinuations
and evil report,
Newspapers and magazine should
I benefit from this rule OF the planets.
] A tendency toward the publication Of
7 all sides Of a problem OF controversy
VIII mark the editorial policy Of the
3 future. It is proguosticatcd-
There Is sign read as forecastlnE
much discussion OF army policies and
an effort Of reactionary legislators 10
dictate
Engineers and builders come under
a sway making for the widest activity
and many benefits
Again strikes are foretolG and
serious labor shortage is foreseen
Politics comes much to the fore
during the sumner and widespread
partisan activity in which women are
concerned is presaged-
saturn is in a place not altogether
good for farmers who may have Sc
usual causes
International affairs should appear
more settled as the month advances.
Many deaths from accidents and ex-
plosions, Indicated by the lunation Of
May %, may occur. These viii be
brought about in ways never pre-
viously employed by the evil forces.
There is a sign beneficial for all
democratic and popular movements,
but Saturn. representing the old order
Of things, viii hinder and thwart pro-
gressive measures as Tar as possible
Persons whose birthdate 10 is have
the for cast Of an active and pros
porous year Changes and new work
may heckon, but care 70 guard
against deception should be main
tanned.
Children born on this day are likely
to be active and industrious. These
subjects OF Gemini should be very
Copyright 1872 by Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
By Edna Kent Forbes

young girl add 100 instead Of 10 TO
the first figure she gets by MULTIPLE
cation in the above method.
When you weigh yourself. DO not
wear a coat and allow about five
pounds for your clothes
Questions and answers.
Mrs X J. My all means get q
blue suit. Blue is more serviceab BILE
than black and white, and is very
fashionable this year Besides. it VIII
90 well with your gray eyes. A suit
is preferable 10 a dress for general
wear, If there must be choice be
tween one or the other. Pretty
blouses can be made from odd rem
nants Of material and in a suit, one
is always wen dressed
Babe-High heels really are bad for
the health OF course we all get used
to them and then TO change into loW
heels makes US feel rather uncomfort-
able. Why not wear medium Cuban
heels for a time, then a military heel.
whose inch height IS really the ideal
lift" Wear bisque or flesh pink
waists to lend your face color Wear
browns blues and soft shades mostly.
Pouy-Tou are a few pounds over
wefEht-not very much Pull the hair
fairly back from the face but not Sc
verely so, If the shape Of the face
seems too round
F. G. R-Tou are decidedly over
weight, IS pounds so, TO be exact
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones


aDABT BUNTXi Oh, Baby Bunty
Do you want to come and ride IL
my autog' called Uncle wisely Long
ears, the rabbit gentleman, one day.
There was no answer
That's very queer" said Uncle
Wlggily TO himself as he twinkIed
his pink nose, like a gumdrop on the
TOD Of a marshmallow lollypop. Cen
orally Baby Bunty Is only too ready
to so riding with me. or make me
chase her so I won't get old and stiff
] wonder why she doesn't answer now
Could have anything happenedE
The hollow stump bungalow was
very quiet and STILL Baby Bunty had
been on the porch a little while be-
lore. when Uncle Wiggily started Out
10 look for an adventure Not IND
ing any, he had come back, and now
8a1y Bunty did not answer when he
called
ron. Baby Buntyi Don't you want
Z rfaa ia nv auto2" asked Uncle Wig
Esly again. The hollow stump Dunga-
low seeemd even more quiet Il must
look for her" thought Uncle WISELY.
Nurse Jane isn't here. either"
He hoped through all the rooms
and at last out in the kitchen. there
De saw Nurse Jane and the little rao-
bis girl, who was so lvely-alsays
wanting M Lougears 10 chase her or
something Ike that
-Why. didn't you hear me calling
Touz' asked Uncle WiggilT, rather put
1ur Ike and eZtemporan
on. no. ns7ered ba1y Bunty-
you see. Nurse Jane is teaching me
how 20 bake loaVes Of bread. and I
suppose I was watching her so hard
that I didn't hear anything but the
cgg beater"
wei" spoke the rabbit gentleman,
Modified like and saiubrlous, do you
want TO come for an auto rider
Oh, thank yuH so much-' exclaimed
BABY Bunty- But this Is the only
time Nurse Jane has to show me about
making bread If I don't learn now
7 may never some other time III
come with you ncle MiEgily.'
Just then the telephone bell rang,
and when Nurse Jane answered, and
had listened q while. with the morn
llE glory flower receiver in her ear
she said.
Be right over I'm very sorry to hear
what IS it7- asked Uncle wiggIy.
curious like
. That was Mrs. F5ddlefaddls. the
cricket lady" said Nurse Jane. "Her
husband who plays the violin IN the
rrog chorus, hoppeo too far today and
sprained his left hind leg. She wants
ne 10 come over and help her make
some dandelion tea for Ar. Fiddle
faddle"
I'm take you right over IN the
auto-' kindly said Uncle Wiggily.
ana III stay here and practice
making bread as you have told me to-
sald bany Bunty- Don't worry. III
be all right"
III come home and STAY with YOU
ls soon as leave Nurse Jane at Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31
HOROSCOPE

KINDLY stars rule strongly today.
n according to astrology. Jupiter.
Mercury and Venus are all in benefio
f aspect Mars and Uranus are slightly
adverse.
Under this direction leaders Of
men, whether military. political or re-
ligious, should benefit
It IS an ausplcious rule for the
f presentation Of plans that require
large money investment Philan-
thropies and charities should prosper
during this sway
Mercury is in a place forecasting
The greatest use OF printed publicity
ever attempted. during the next year.
There VIII be as a result Of this libel
suits and bitter recriminatons, she
seers declare.
Congress win find that the power
OF Jupiter is manifested during the
first week OF the session when many
measures for the adjustment Of aft
er war conditions VIII be discussed
5udieially- Later severe party con-
tests are forecast
This should be a most auspicious
day for all sorts Of CORES ondence.
Love letters have particularly IA
Forable aspect
Women are subject to the best pos
sible influences during this configura-
IN both social and business enter
prises.
one Of the signs presages the per-
slstence Of women in business and
professional ambitions and their gen
eral training for Focations that VIII
take them outside the home.
war work which has enabled hus-
oanQs and wives 20 pursue indepeu-
dent occupations for equal pay marks
the line Of cleavage between old and
new customs, the seers declare.
The sway is encoura sing for meet
ings Of any sort and for friendly IN
tercourse- There is a promising d.
recton for all who make visits.
Persons whose birthdate 10 is have
the augdry Of happy and prosper +
Gus year Money and business VIII
increase but there may be slight an
nOTauces.
Children born on this day are likely
to be kind. affectionate and artistic /
These subjects OF Gemini are usually
high strung and e bit cratic.