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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
NEWPORT LOCALS

Keep in mind the Fish and Game
Picture at the Premier Theatre, New
port, Wednesday evening, May 9Th
at 10 p. m. Free to all members in
good standing of the Northern Yer
mont Fish and Game Club and their
friends. Ladies especially invited.
Members can obtain tickets from the
secretary, Hugh w. Fairbrother or
committee.
"A meeting to discuss the armory
proposition was held in the City
Council rooms Monday evening. All
of he members of the council. includ-
ing Mayor Gardner, Contractor H. O,
Smith, City Clerk Rufus w. Spear,
Captain Reginald Buzzell and Lieu
tenant Donald J. Emery of Company
L and State Architect Frank L. Aus
tin of Burlington were present. The
men went over the plans presented
by Architect Austin and agreed on a
fifteen foot addition to the head
house Of the building which make d
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The chairman of the supper COM
nittee were Mrs. c. y. Oakley, Mrs.
J. F. Lambert, Mrs. Fred Davis and
Mrs. Clarence Bowley. The wait
-resses included Mrs. William Davis,
Mrs. Lillian FisheE, Miss Ethel Adj
olson, Mrs. Roy Meecham, Mrs. L.
B. Wellman, Miss Leah GirouX, Mrs.
Ralph Mosher. Mrs. Melvin Willis,
Mrs. George Kimball, Miss Edith
Collins, Miss Bessie Morrill,, Mrs.
George Gilchrist, Mrs. Burgess and
Mrs. Charles Oben.
The entertainment at School Hall
was a complete success and was
greatly enjoyed. 1t was strictly a
"kiddie" program but it went off in
fine shape.
The Pageant of the children open
ed the program. The Herald in the
person of little Payson Davis, an
nounced the coming of the May queen
Miss Nancy Grout, who was drawn
inc the hall in a small cart, draped
in colored crepe paper She was
headed by two little girls dressed in
nightgowns and carrying candles and
was trailed by group of girls dress
ed to represent different kinds of
ers.
The May Queen was stationed near
the stage with the Herald to guard
her and from then on she directed the
festivities. The next thing on the
program was dance around the May
Pole in the center of the hall in which
twelve little girls took part. Each
one held a colored crepe ribbon and
as they danced around the "ole the
ribbon was entwined.
Following is the rest of the '.,rc-
gram in the order it was rendered:
"Will O. the Wisp," a recitcl by
Norma Carder and Frances Grio"s.
Ruth Carter was scheduled to have
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05

taken part in this recital but was I'M
able to do so because of illness.
"The Robins Dance" by the two
Turcot sisters. Perm and Doris.
"The Dance of Spring" Each girl
represented a spring flower. Claire
Coburn was the mayfower, Marion
Spear, the dandelion and Olive Will
kie, the crocus.
The Secret" a flower dance. in
which the older girls took part. They
included Misses Bessie Lothrop, Ger
trude Harris, Eleanor Sheldon, Doro-
thy Drew, Ethel Sullivan, Leota Cob
leigh;
Lindsay. In this dance Miss Lindsay,
who is very clever little dancer, was
forced to answer to an encore.
1.-THE FREELY Dance" by Harriet
Goss and Eleanor Prouty.
"The Dutch Dance" by Olive Will
kie in wooden shoes.
"The Sailors Horn-Pipe," by
Pearl Brown, dressed in sailor uni
form. Little Miss Brown made dis
tinct hit and performed some wonder
full dancing.
"The Yellow Buttelflv Dance, by
Florence Ball and Harriet Goss.
"The Oriental Dance" by the six
older girls while the Misses Bertha
and Grenna Turner of Richford sang.
crosse Dance" toe dance by Dor
othy Lindsay. =.
"The Royal Duet, by Harriet Goss
and Eleanor Prouty.
"The Nature Dance" by Pearl
Brown and Mildred Pomeroy.
Following the program, dancing
was INDUCED in until II o'clock. Slo-
gets orchestra with Mrs. Puffer at
the piano, played for while and
Hamilton's Jazz orchestra finished the
evening.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
Newport May Day Festi-
val Is Huge Success
Continued from page y

ed in cross form, an arrangement
which made it seem family gather
ing. The table decorations were en-
tirely of beautiful pink and white
trailing arbutus; the unique center
piece being the windin" of May
pole by ten tiny dolls frolicking on
a field of moss. Canary birds hung
about the room, were in their han
piest mood and sang their sweetest
songs.
The breakwast committee was
composed of the following ladies
Mrs. ]. M. Cunningham and Mrs. H.
G. Weeks, chairmen; ablv assisted by
Mrs. J. Lambert, Mrs. Vincent
Jones, Mrs. Erastus Buck, Mrs.
Frank Thompson and Mrs. B. F.
Moore. Mrs. l.. o. Drew was head
waitress, Mrs. Leon Colodny, Mrs.
L. E. Page, Mrs. Urban Livingston,
Mrs. Harold Lewis and Mrs. Emery
Wilkie, with Mrs. Hamilton Green
as cashier
The dinner was served in the dim
ing hall of the Congregational church
from II until all were served. The
tables were decorated with primrose
plants which T. C. Camn was so kind
to loan to the committee for the oc-
casion. A very delicious meal was
served
The ladies' u charge of the dinner
were Mrs. Frank Sherman, Mrs.
Annie Magoon and Mrs. Will Ram.
Miss Inez Miller was in charge of the
dining hall. Those who served at
the tables included Mrs. Lucia Brown,
Mrs. Walter Human, Mrs Frank
Sobourin, Mrs. B. c. Davis, Mrs.
Ralph Sisco, Rev. L. A. Edwards, A.
B. Cobleigh, Mrs. Effie Hanley, Mrs.
Will Ran and Mrs. J. F. Lambert.
Those who acted as mattresses were
Mrs. w. J. Goss, Miss Edith Collins,
Miss Bessie Morrill,, Mrs. Florence
McAllister, Miss Ethel Brioullette,
Mrs. Lillian Fisher, Mrs. L. b. Well
man, Mrs. John Kipp, Mrs. Charles
Oben, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Ur-
ban Livingston, Mrs. Harold Ram
Mrs. A. B. Cobleigh, Mrs. Ralph
Fairbanks, Mrs. T. c. Camp and Mrs.
Ernest Scott.
There were over $50 persons serv-
ed at dinner.
The supper also was served in the
dining hall of the CongregatlonSaIl
church and there were nearly 500
persons enjoyed this meal.
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Leo III. McIver, ID. o. S.

Optometrist and Optician
Appointments made by mail
telephone to have examinations made
of the eyes for glasses. Renihan
block.
Tel. 243-21 Newport, VT
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
CrIorcd Rains

Tho ra'n @. and does wash down
anything tnat happens to be in the all
at the time, including dust, pollen,
small insects, but we nave no record
OF taGpolcs being washed down out Of
the air. The phenomena of colorec
rains, so-called rain Of blood, etc, can
be readily explained by the presence
Of dust in the atmosphere.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR HUSBAND TO BEAT
YOU?

would Billy darned good to
her. took the absurd step she
multitude screanng funny situations
Avery great and Warmer starring May Allison
It's playing at the tonight and Thursday.
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monial as every statement L nave
made is perfectly true" Mrs. j. O.
ELMoUIsT, 2424 S. goth Street, Omaha
Nebraska.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
be convinced by the many genuine and
truthful testimonials we are constantly
publishing in the newspapers OF the
ability OF Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege'
table Compound to restore their health
To know whether Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will help you. try
IL! For advice write to Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. (confidentiaD, Lynn
Mass. Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by woman, and held IN
strict confidence,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05

Wheat Bran, Wheat Middlings. Corn
Hominy Feed. and a small percent
age of hne table salt. 1t can be fed
with the usual roughages-no extra
feedingstufs required.
Try 1t on Our "Make Cood''
Guarantee
Prove to yourself that you can dupli-
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are obtaining with Bull Brand"
Here is our guarantee; Feed Bull
Brand to three or more of your
cows in accordance with our direc-
tons. IF the results OF this test do
not prove satisfactory to you, we
will refund your money FOR the feed
you used"
Start feeding Bull Brand Dairy
Ration today for more and richer
milk. better COWS and greater profits.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05

twenty years for fe.
male troubles and ii
has helped me very
much. ] have also
used Lydia E. Pink
hams S a n a t V {
Wash with good re.
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a bottle of Vegetable
Compound il t h e
house as it is a good
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
HOW MANY STORIES HAS A COCKTAIL

Bnny had Jack mix them, but she'd layers
of stuff he put in And hers when she mixed began look like the
Wooworth Building When she drank but that's the Avery
HopwOods funniest farce Fair Warmer playing
Theatre May Allison is the Tonight and Thursday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
DEPENDED UPON
IT 20 YEARS
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Has Been
This Woman's Safeguard
All That Time.

Omaha, Neb.-"I have used Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for over
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

FOR SALE--Truck team with estab-
lished business. Will exchange for
cows. Inquire of f. H. Howe, New
port, Vt. Tel. 175. 265 If
TUB MAKERS WANTED-We are
in want of several tub makers, some
at Orleans plant and some at our lis
bon, N. H., plant. Also want fore
man for the same. Also can use sew
eral other good men and women in
our Veneer mill and factory in Or
leans. Apply to the E. L. Chandler
Company, Orleans Vt. 257-1m
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05

Right in this town many feeders are
making similar records with Bull
Brand" Ask US for their names.
What "Bull Brand" is
a clean honest feed, containing 24fo
Protein or 1850 digestible protein:
SO Fat or 4.5&o digestible fat; 500
Carbohydrates and only l2fo Fibre.
It is scientifically balanced ration
sufficiently bulky to avoid digestive
andudder troubles; with the maximum
number of digestive nutrients and
sufficient digestible protein and fat
to produce maximum milk yield OF
highest butterfat value without in
pairing the health and condition of
the COW. Made from such digesublc
and nutritious feeding materials as
Dried Brewers Grain. Old Process Oil
Meal, Cottonseed Meal. Corn Gluton
Feed, Coccanut Meal. Ground Barley,
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05

another her head and said Wuf!
think? That's the situations which caused
complications Avery Hopwood funniest farce Fair and
Allison It's playing at the Premier Theatre
onigh Thursday
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-05
Newport Business Directory
S. w. i. HAMILTON
Dentist

CAMPBELL X-RAY SERVICE
Office hours $50 to IL and 100 to
Tel. asp Lanes Block
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

If gIlaa1sr consErva-aEzl an the la-t
al prsf:ucers, aased On the heHaanE
aszzgade Of caRsumers and q DECREASE
Of railroad llRaage from thai NJ the
corresponding period a iasr year
Further nuEaEe Rsacs cutting WIS
rerar1aa as sssel manufacturers ana
amen 1g13aRs ERsA aanG0RcHa tssI'
raPper lead ana zlnC-
The nsass market manifested 80
peF=asplzhia eaSe although large
snEas wsr4 reiAgsEa far AazisInhsf
interest ana aixaaeHa pGSmanEs.
Gail loans fallswed -aHar nsw tamil
ia- COURSE. rliing a 2 per cent Ia
ri the 6na2 nasf-Aanr- waeH the --zizS
advanced II ia R3r cent
Rails of the bE1Ear class asE1niE
Southern Pacific IA ner gam al
= IA points als8 els and coppsr-s
featured the Hlmer saae OF me mar
kat Ehlis sEIpH11sx. raxEiss rRo-
beers ana pager EFeEiait7Hs yielded 20
pressure resulting f-um urls=etI1ea
markets for tf1sse Industries
Crarlhse Steel ana Tinted Fruit
were hezvy aast af the session On
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FORKS

KEST-Ac and Mrs Ed GHrneE
and CHI dsEn- accompanied ~ Jack
Little. rEzzIEaed Ia Sszgx asSa2 sum
; day They AazR aeen EasgFzRg =
S;7EI-T vacation mere
Mr- and MIS- James Harszn pzssez
the week-ena VIII their narasr Mrs
Minnie Dsurgn.
III and Ms Jnssph 8acilsluur and
Mr and Mrs. Jsh2 EunnewaH Of
Bingham were = sgEns SUnnav
Sz1rgls r IgrEzl has returned %
Dsad R.Ssr dam a-r d vlss4 With
MS parents
dis J1ila Barker aas -eszrned ID
Augusta
Mss Norma 4 MEDBnazd- pTzR-
GIRa1 al 1ae E1Ea school. attended the
-Hak;lt.s,s r1nTTeuIzan H Bangor Iass
WeFk
Ed Sterling and ThamSE TzsCal
MaIe n 191l an nLsi2sss. reIan11E
Miss zladss Gilman aas TeTlrnea %
Augusta amer d xZslt via her a-lnI-
Mrs S~1alsE Bunker
klss aa4iarHa Faas has rRrur1sd "a
Dead stream
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nI!SfklD

At1arner HE-'bsr- T Powers uf Fart
Fairfield zsas u tsRn FEaliay and
saz1raax, attending Ea En1g1zs-z Of
business
All members Of 1le American
Legion Aazaliz-y are requested % be
present al t21e Legion s0a1ns F-1..s >
evening, Ner j. a. -se Important
ausinEss VIII b+ taken I'D a 1nis rln,e
George 4 LA5py went 10 Exesssr
F-1day tur q Tssat Will his aa.sssrar
Mrs Gerald Ellis
Hiss Mamie Butler is al BaaE1r
where she wan be the Euesr af Miss
Alice Wa--<i fEr ten days
J Z MEA-l.aassi aas s0id ms fa--n
z Fair3uT af 81uisan.
Miss Madeline SraFEIIe RI az me
Eastern Maine general hospital al
Eaasur- Maege she nssHui2r aass--
went IN apera@4Ian far szspendics<4s
Fer mana friends vii De glad 70
knaw her rsndizaun IS musz EaEarala,s.
The Pitsstlaad men who have nrsn
AiaAAG @G S--sS% CD atkzaAs &seI "a A4sE
NoEamner term al rglz- whlcG czn-
rsnes AZ SkuEtlegzn. "Wednesday. ara
Harry K johnson ISAIAH esanld 7
ANS & J. SIipn Wallace Jacobs
Harris Pan8er and Eza r Butler
Mrs Emma Bragg werr n Lewis
TIN Fraaay N y1sz friends
john c 5erxieEsn. a member NJ the
hoard NJ business managers Al Guea
VII Farm 5snckley- WAS ~ tNwn
Friday 70 xasss n4s rncinss M--s- Julia
Bsrse-sr and ssnsF Tsiax4gss
DIR g. N TwsrriiesI 81 Monmouth.
VIII speak hsfcr@ Ihr East SOrnesS-s
Panama Grange n E1arl-s1G un
Eaanesxag. Nar . uaaa The saary
sf Kzne Acre Farm
Miss Minnie Ruruer- ihrzzzza q -he
PsfzEzzs.sa pEhiir AhszrE and aer
A1nx. Azx NH 9. Cafes Of Monroe.
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ADVERSE dividend runners but both
Tz.4Iisf In rAe laxaEr dealings 6e6.sa-
Ea1aon sf q stack dividend af 1sti PEI
cent far Fruit causing shaI- cu7zer-
ing throughout me general list
sales amounted Is -s-.s fsfi8 shares
La the bend market price uanden-
cles were gpEaassa. ali the E-l5sr--g
issues VITA one exception strength
Enlas fractions and gihsr utilities
also improved win standard --a1ls
and same Of the tad1st7aals bul III
lzer,na1-sna1s war-e steatv. -8t4l safes
aaz. zs1uel agE-agla-ssd ST.. S..tt-tasl
Ola L & bends were unchanged an
Gail
The local narksr for raw sugar
Was easier and pTapes declined IA
cent under Liberal offerings There
were SAFES Of .:ss-lftsa bags Of Cahzs
prompt shipment e. : cents, G a. Z,
81 asal 70 SCI far centrifugal
The decline N raws LED - another
reduction Of half a cent n refined
sugar er ane Of Tae leading nsnnsi's
"a The aasls al 4Aissa3 Tar 17ne gam
lated. or d nsw iaw uaGar'a far the
ysar Other rsaners were unchanged
81 Il ID L. cents
The sugar futures MARKET Was
s7aE 1ier with the exGepfaan af de-
csmher despite the decline n EaRs-
ana chasing aTacss we're 70 40
uean1s as4 higher an covering Tor
sper the aainEraEnEnT tamSrraN
December WAS easter earlier nnasF
limitation and a19sr SHOWING : ae-
cine al 10 paints Rallied E1sh The
ara1=r POSITIONS and gs.asEa IN
enaageG DacHEE 5sr- q al; aAl2laiy'
-: March. / ~: Aiar 6si-
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New York Preaare Market

NV YORK Nor
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hailsi-s SRA Etrrs 1zaaEs 500 49,. :,
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per nzr-se1 4llplfsEp. .ys.r-y+aw 5,a -
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leslie. SkErs..s- + Z Campbell Hsy
s&az1la- and ElErenCs E-xnznuas Et.rs
rslssasar en- a haunting 1-@a I'D r-rer-
Jo1ln Williams substituted A. IlaA .s--'-
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lalT CARRIER Was EwzE
The woxz1Ha Glaa- E-zn 3EEatfa
z-lazans sne1 with A=s Eilz&sa4zl SA-1-
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AIRS & 8 CKzpaisea
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met with X-s Grace Ezsnpps.:l r.
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waas.s- SaEeipx and Howard BE-z-
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Buying by .s1uSes wzrs se2ossE.-u
cElEsley.I4lnS lss1 - . nnnuerz%s apT1rTl N
waezt vasnes rxsfizv afEHr the market
mad Dnsn aE=prexsed uinsI ST the si.--
siun P-arRA z1usek 1rrl IL LIE same
a. SE-urSfzg's FINISH - 1s cEEf higher
WIN Dec = gak - 10 anfi Aargs1 : q.
70 AZ earn csgKaa rents net
2aHar N I cent advance a1r nz-s Ez--
gan IN ssrursssssns the susennr WIS
: rise af II 70 IS CENTS.
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Gliase.- Fssss aaa E.agsRe Foss.
II. nscen1gg TlaEs 5Esrness TRIP -
Salem
Mr. and Mrs JDEr HlisT0r-h -
Salem are gx3ezTed - a-v-re n
lawn ssan. They Wiz maze their
home with their san-4n-iaw and
aau.n1sE A- and Mrs.. ssifbes-t c.
Fass.
Chax5ss Lls1fssia is building a gar
axe HE 1ls summer cZEaE IN lae
stura ut AadrnscgEysn Lake.
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~ev Togg. Nex. I-Msncaal1ie pa
mr. exchange IraEzl1--, starring ~
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ia ais. ssgTT demand, sSF, Gaasss
III 70.
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XII M. = "a
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Lire demand 3. IS cables. 2bA
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change an AFmtsE2s SIS per 2SFz
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Fsssurrs n rne Gays Dealing IN Al
me -ezcinr Stncks

'ev Eark. Wv L-EaEaness On
= zock exchange today Was izaeg-
b, q movement and contracted m
feeFt Is was n De sxpsEtea "A view
NJ amluEv n Lanasn and ta-
fe-rov Suspension sf spes,szaans N
NJ markets. az uars rsgafrE
-FanIs u'FAr the Weekend pre-
2l@1 M mango rum recent csn-
Fz;;i1. runQI-1uns. The stronger re-
'z Is ne leGR3 ledsrsas and claxE-
Huliss 8Aass were offset HF ad-
ses aInr,uasEzinE further reaction
EsnaenCltss n trade ana cam
es-es
IN 7vez-sf-n paints came reports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

The ar af me aEsf Eszrzizzea anuss
+ us1 as rup6 as 0uzsoar ar says the
Name Department AZ EaAl.2s- Tstsasf
whe spend must az I-leIr Isres N r1e
sDe1 sE5uF Tae besz nsaAln AMI me
E-sxress laEsE<A 81 La S7tznE<a IN 4
ssl1 Is a secondary canslaerzz1on- &nr
.hs man advantages are frash az-
wtitch can as snsHTsa - every cam
EnnIEr Even in 1he CITY the autansEr
air is ssspersnr 20 ar Within dnurk The
common 1asr uf d4np air g-axxsE ex-
a=Eerz1ss &Es erSI WhIAs naaesaze
sr1-aess af t2as a4r ls advantageous n
Is nevertheless Sxas thx- IA awe an
DIANA ar even kaEgT ar IS mare
iasszatszFal r4aAl 70 IKE lndonrs-. Camp
ang during tEae summer Rad saantrT
sifs whenever pnss4nle - gz=As hsazs1
husiaez
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SsES II Ar excezEsrA sex--r1auu.
sst.Esn pAn1ssa Win ctiransc lEffaznxua-
Eaun. fsan the naarsaux nxgrhr-n~
f1nssds saz'AxaxE-lsA xctx ar tsse uu-
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aacHs tus1znmxxzuE szxznsssr,rx
heA1faIE acza0r. and radically f.1Tgses -
aAszEs ~ cxxAx-n ads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
cation 81 Will Direct You House for Sale Where You Want
More Than Ever

IN these tunes Augusta falks read and use jour
nal c4assified ads. In these columns you VIII find
lis1ad every day the wants and the offers OF re-
Liable people VINO have learned that the thrifty
way ID buy and ID sal is the Journal Want Ad
Way.
Teepnone your zd for tarnorruw's Journal
Gail IS5 and ask fur Journal Want Ad Taker
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For Sale

Cur entire Stock NJ Mzsne State
1sszess- On srEsunt sf gang sus ID
sussasss ~e are siisrass ssr ssis :
ep.~s IA al stszex al lsEzrsrn. azu
z aesTers f-nm 6 nna- u y-z- Asa
ana SHeirs ! c. 9 AuA Snsrusssa
0asa bsasn- snd Asa / g C csaxz.
cHAS- 5 PoeE q SONS
snnnyn1zue Farm. Manrnezfe-. Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

EsrzsC.ed Hz4ly ur
HAlME BROKERAGE COMPANY
&. Frpnx St 5zxh. Fhnns $50
80 Water 81, AlguHxz.
Fhnns zgzE-1ase
Correspondents af
ElnEA II. DniE<sT 3 CO.
n@re-s Ii Sew FnyK and Bouxu3
Stock ExGnzEge
arsxsks Nins S9rxacs
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MERCHANDISE

Ag-sciex far Sale 81
BAN K --7,1-E-a--EesG and Es4sz Line
eff S1z4sle and street. anes 3n x gERr-
E.lige. n-ls tulna al ne D. a E52Ts+
Es.aui1sE- tzEr-1sh x @EnELtl. IL SILVER
s. Taz4rgil5e. lie
billiard TABLES continuation
pom and billiard tables ! Ef-unswlek.
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