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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
HeIp Wanted-MaIe


WANTED-llan 70 work around the house
Apply AZ once Ices Mesa Ave
GOOD DAIKYMAN al once Addres
Smith. 2t2 san Antonio. care e Paso drui
company.
MALE spanish English stenographer 10
mining company I'm Mexico. Apply mana
ger, az san Francisco St
WANTED-Young man. II or IS years o
age. FOR office work address 81. car
Herald
WANTED-TooI sharpener. man viii
knowledge OF mining machinery preferred
Address T e. care Herald.
WANTED man 10 fire locomotive en-
gine on short run. monthly salary fl35
state experience p. o. Box ~. san An
tonic. " "
YOUNG unmarried men with thorough
Grocery Experience None other need ap
ply. good future FOR the right kind
Apply afternoons only Piggy Wlggly Of
San Antonio St
MALE HELP WANTED
Statesmen wanted for high class manufac
turing business. a new Fl Paso concerl
destined 10 be one Of the largest In tn
United States. Only salesmen looking 10
a future need apply. Phone 25s Tor ap
polntment.
Help Wanied-Male and Female
~~S~~~~~~-~~~
WANTED first class cook. man o
woman ITO Nevada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Housekeeping Rooms = Unfurni.hed

LIGHT Housekeeping room. unfuruished-
70 let SIS s. oregon St Pm Ioi1-
FOR RENT large Housekeeping rooms
with toilet and bath $50 per month IL
North Bruwn-
TWO nicely furnished rooms with south
sleeping porch. running water IN rooms. no
sick or children SIC Magoffln-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30
Wanted-MteeHaneOus

Wanted-MsceHaneous
FLAT TOP oak desk or oak office table
Pm 1901. s s Carpenter
s.I.ASCA" on vIctrola record or any other
Phi 1lI4.
WANTED-VIctrola, viii pay cash FOR
Victor or Columbia, large or small Ph-
gsTET
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-30

CHANDLER CHUNKY ROADSTER
FOR SALE.
Chandler Chummy Roadster. 1878 model
wire wheels. special paint and California
top. new battery tires. seat covers. rain
curtains. all Al condition with every *
ira. RESEMBLE. Mcdonald, SOS BalllnEer
ST. Fl Worth. Tex. Phi Lamar ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Church Notices

WINTHROP ST. J-EITEFsALIST
Rev A Francis WaIch minister: Serv-
lces IT -D.@0 with sermon By the MN
lstsr; topIc. IS There 4 Place or
Christ n the World Today" sunday
scruol II p. : p o. - II G.%h The
Gardner union VIII attend n hn0S.
GREEN ST. METHODIST L1IaN~-
a. h.ey ~ n Ven l11,-oe " ot crCpl -I@
NJ. Epworts League service. csc =.
Nj gospel service. $50 ?. M: prayer
and praise service Wednesday II 30
T. NJ Junior League Wednesday, II
st,t-TH CONGREGATIONAL -turch
James i Ecob. pastor; 1850. sermon
Nv ne cas1cr subject "T-aworthy
Gods mems forum meets at p; sun
day schoo! at II n me 2hapei TIE
ccn gre CATION IS considering the SUB
1ect # a new hvrrn book.
CHRI STAN SCIENCE Society, VII
Jams street service II csc SUP
gect are sin, Disease. Ia DEATH
Real ?". sunday scnooL. 7b.So. tesil-
O'CLOCK. Reading room at tie CHRIS
tan science chapel open SATURDAYS
from 10 "a. also lending library *
authorized Christian ~clence wrItI1g -.
ALL SOULS Unitarian church.
Rev. Paul :. Phalen. minister $.55
4 M. church school: 1850 4 N.
morning service
PRCG EEssIVE sPIR1TTAL1sTs
Few. MLlcent wilson Il Maiden. Mass;
sunday services, 20 and ga 4. III
st MARKS cnurcr. p easart street
-ear Winthrop street. rev. =. VI Il.
Knapp. rector: so a M ao.I ccm-
raurlon, 80 4 NJ. church school
-De5 a M mathis and sermon, 1850
= M choral eveusoug ana Tea4--G
MISSION. MId-week SERVICES: Thurs
days 900 a l. holy communion
tuesdays at Saint Mark Home $50
A M morning prayer.
SAINT f5AhNABAs chapel Bangor
-treet. Rev = NJ Il Knapp. rector:
al5 = NJ. church school. 90 T. M
vau1nE service
T--TEEy MEMORIAL UNITED
pAP-TIST church. DO. sermon ny
nov : q. Grace II DEunGult. -1.45.
csurCh scnooI. SIS. :. T.. :. -. q 30
evening service: Wednes Gay, $50 T.
N prayer meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
SPIR1TTALISTS.
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES

The recruiting force from the gov
eminent steamer Henry wilson Of
the c. i. c. vii give i public con
cert on the veranda OF the 7. N. Q.
A. building tonight Ii O'Clock. -
which The general public IS cordial
" invited 10 attend. The boys have
q splendid band and should be ap-
preclared-
Physical Director r NJ Sanborn
leaves this morning for Saco. where
he VIII oficlate as umpire N the
high school football game 20 he
played there.
On Sunday afternoon there viii be
special meeting for boys at
8 o'clock. Good speaking. music anc
moving pictures viii be the features.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
MADISON

The remains OF the late J. r Emery,
VINO was shot near Lake Mcxse
Wednesday afternoon. were brought
10 his home in his place by auto
aearse late Thursday afternoon. Fur
ther details - the affair are sub
stautiallF as follows: Messrs Emery
and II. J. Ha!Res Of this place went
TO Mr.. Enerv's camp, east of Lake
Mcxie the last Of the week for a few
days hunting Wednesday afternoon
both went cut together.
3 little after . O'Clock Haiaes being
tired told Emery ne was gcfng back
TO camp. Emery advised 1ia to do 50.
saying he would go u over a nil and
return later and IN so doing mace Z
complete circle. coming INTO the ROAD
Eaines was following about 500 yards
ahead At this particular point the
road is n the form of a huge letter s.
IN = curve Just ahead iaines saw Z
deer and n-ed. lust after firing Emery
hcllered HI! Hi" EIaines znsewerd.
but IS Emery cid not say anything
more. started On 10 ind the deer, fol-
lowing the road lie saw Emery 8
feet sticking oCt from the bushes
and on investigation found him lying
face downward. dead between two aro
three miles from camp. IIaines went
20 camp then across the pond by boat
10 the dam and summoned help.
Both Hatnes and Emery are expert
enced hunters and were intimate
friends. They were said by their
trends when II the WOODS 70 be care
ful almost 20 Z fault Emery hap
pened to be IN direct line with the
outlet which pierced his breast jus,
above the heart. NO blame IS at
tached 70 anybody. Halaes Is pros
rated with grief over the sad acct
dent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Rescript Handed Down
In Androscoggin Co. Case

This Jaw court Friday handed down
4 resc-ip1 II the AndroscoEgin county
case Of The Bowker Fertilizer Com
pauy IS. Bancroft II. WalIingford
cverruling he exceptions Of he &C.
fenGant-
The rescript, which was drawn by
Associate Justice Warren =. Phil
brook Of WaterviIle. IS Is follows:
:. In an action brought 10 recover
the purchase price Of fertilizer. proof
Of defendants own experience with
fertilizer obtained from other sources
is 100 uncertain. speculative and con
iectural. 10 throw any real light upon
percentages Of the ingredients Of the
fertilizer purchased
>. Such evidence alone, when the
fertilizer IS sold On percentage basis.
is not sufficient to support defence 70
action brought 10 recover the price Of
the fertilizer.
Txreptiors over-uied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
STATE or MAINE

-
kENEEEEC. IS. SCCERIOR COURT
n TERM
Augusta Sen-er,nar os,h 7aen
Toh7 II Cf-T-i-sr : ~ ~ .,-i71a ~
striker
T-2on the anrexad vz-r+- and rthai
I ; ordered Nv ~on 80 r,pCin~~,rr-e-i'
Justice II s7f1 TS-r5r+ -tS- -nrfea
hereof bF r7zsv "A - 7l,alaa ~
publishing an a-+eutao ,e,-1-- II +rs
same. or AZ. distract -acrecf. tsgetser
with this .-~ar -La-ecrT tlrae -t-aai-e
suocesslyefv IN ne iSerre - I,rr Sls
Il 7ewvuar,er rrr-7rad - o7,p-,s-1 =
said County ~ keE2eber ne 1ast
rubiir9-57- II aa -, - - rans+
before ne 7ex- term - -ata --,,~- -
&c uoIuen at Eyara-v4rI4 ur-r,T} ard
for said County II Eer-elec IN -ta
second Tue4aay Z / .ven7be- next
t,af sire NAV han and there .rrear =
said Court md .-sv-a- ,,.arar7 : sbe
see It
Arrest. rPT0 -ET1v -FA~-T
Justice SUPERIOR Curt.
CORY ~
~ --- Dbl
The L-oe-arr al.aEee -1at re was
M - p -. SAID -1eit+ --ostcn.
-elZs r -te 5ta cay ( February.
-Sos. ire -211 --AelaTr ara .-aeiee co-
.---tt-e1 "a lf-s state @-ter heir said
llfT.aEe. tHai ne ..aelaat ~esl0eG ID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Congregational Sunday School

a large attendance II the South
Parish Congregational Sunday school
tomorrow IS both desired and ex-
pected-
Superintendent Milton Q. Dean has
enlisted the services Of Mr. Clarence
Qu.uby, principal Of the Coay High
school who viii outline he lesson
TO the Senior department. Miss
Marion Davies has a story for the
children which should prove intense
ly Interesting
Mr.. Dean s asking the co-opera-
ton Of the entire parish n maintain
ing this important adjunct Of the
church - l I've and efficient organ
iZaIion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

WINDOW OF The Daylight Store. E1ack
ChanrlIly laces vie in beauty with the
delicate silver metal laces Of Oriental
and Venetian design. The real Span
ism and Princess scarfs. which are
coming rapidly lI-o vogue again. are
surely G. work Of art and are the
cause Of much admiration and favor
able comment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
VACS1LC1PO

vasszIboro Grange cb5e-ved ladies'
night Tuesday evening OFT .. a
large number were present TO enjoy
the evening program ard cofered dIsh
supper furnished by TIE ladies.
The program consisted Of a march.
rhorus by several ladies' with Mrs.
Nancy Barkersat the piano. Greeting,
Mrs. Josephine Priest: response Mas
ter. Z. Harold Gates; roll cali: read
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
STATE OF MAINE

KEclNEBEC- SIS. SUPERIOR COURT
N TERM.
Augusta, September 24th. 1920.
Doris NJ Mucher. Llb't -. Peter
". ". MIcrer
T-pon the annexed Writ end Libel. il
IS OrGereo by ne. tEe u1dersI g0ed. jag
ice Of sald Court. that notice thereof
De given 70 tire L4belee ~ publishing
an attested copy ~ ire same, or an
abstract thereof. .0cether with this
order thereon. three weeks success
sively n the keunebec Journal
newspaper printed II Augusta. n said
County OF kennebec. the last publ
cation % 20 thirty days at least be-
tore re neE- -er'1 Of said Court. 70
be holden AZ WaterviI7a within and for
said County Of Esn0epec. on the sec
und Tuesday Il November next. that
he may --en ana t-ere appear n said
Court and ans wer thereto z re see fit.
Attest. FRED EMERY rlf-ANE
Justice Superior Court.
COPY Of LIBEL.
Tie Labelant alleges t-zr she was
married 10 The said ij5eiee al New
York. \ the State Of New YORK. on
re md DAY Of December. 1905. the
said ibelanr ana 'ibelee cohabited in
BIS xate after their said marriage:
aat tie llSeialt resided IA this state
when rEe cause # divorce accrued as
here I1a+ter set forth. anC rad resided
mere IN Eoou fam one rear 7rlOr TO
ne gate tLEJeFI- NH tElH llbElAIfL LIS
ever been faithful 10 her marriage OBJ
cations. hut that the said libeIee lbs
been unfnindful Of the same: mat on
ne first day IF January. 1916. ne Ut
eria- deserted the libeiaEt without rea-
eCnabis cause and has continued said
3eserrIon for three consecutive vearE
next prlur 10 the fling Cf this libel.
NAT being q sufficient ability re mas
grossly. wautonly ana cruelty neglected
and refused to provide suitable main
1snance for your libeiaut. hat ne has
been guilty IF cruel ana abusive treat
rnent ann extreme cruelty towards
her is follows. 10 wit That one child
has been burc IL them during their
said marriage. now living. viz Tnge-
borg z. T. Iucher aged years
wherefore. she prays thai q divorce
from the bonds Of Tuatriuony between
herself and said libeiee may be de-
creed ana that the care ana custody
Of their minor child may be given 70
her. also that reasonable aliYnonx he
decreed 10 her out Of his estate: or il
lieu thereof that a specific sum be
TIald 0 4ter IVY hfrn.
And the lJbeianI further alleges
that she has used reasonable diligence
u ascertain the present ~eE'Ser~e -
said lIbelee. but is unable 10 do SO,
and does not snow where Il Is
DORIS r. MI -ts4AI<- IL Giant
Kenneese IS. August =. 1S2H-The
said LIbelant made oath nat the
above allegation as % the residence
Of the Llbeiee IS true.
Before me,
BENEDICT F MAHEP
Notary f7Tln.
tSeatl
a true copy of the order Of notice
Attest c, W. JONES. Clark.
s~~s,t2hs at3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
TO THE POLICyHoTDTES OF
THE PRUDENTIAL

TO THE pOL1CyECLDTES OF
THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMEg1CA
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that meeting Of
the policy holders ii THE PRUDENTIAL
Insurance COMPANY OF AMERICA
viii he tfelc at the Hume oface Of said Com
rary Il the City Of Newark. New Jersey, On
Monday. The Slzt1 Day az December. 1920, 81
twelve @ clock roon. ! or he purpose OF seiect-
ing our persons to be voted for ~ tie policy
hosaers IFcsJee as meEnpe-s Of TIE Board Of
Dreetsrs at the annual election of Dlreeso-s
Of the Company. 20 be held on the Tenth dzy
ID January, 1871
at suca meeting every policy holder Of The
corporation who IS Of the sge OF twerry-0ne
years or upwards and whose policy aas been
in force ST n least enc yezr last past s nail he
entitled . czEr one vote in person CT by proxy.
FORREST r. DRYDEN, President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Second Day Of the Fair

annual cattle show and lair Of The
Somerset Agricultural Society. The
village ecnoots and al places Of bust
ness were closed THURSDAY afternoon
n ORDER that ali VINO wish might at
enu. The forenoon was devoted to the
1aag1ng Of horses. The features Of
-1e afternoon we're the rrces n The
2.29 class the rs class ana tire 2.29
CLASS ana the fair n the exhibition
taI. TIE lair was the best held IN
the existence Of the association and
vas sara ~ competent judges 70 be
me Of tie verv best at any Of the
county fairs this year. The exhibition
cf needle ana fancy WORK was worth
going miles % see. There was also an
interesting SHOWING OF antique artl-
cIes ard farm prouucts. Music for
the afternoon WIS furnished by The
Madison Boys' hand The summaries
Il TIE aces are as fellows:
44.e Ass, -LuT DR. PACE. PURSE
$3.50
Dora Mach B n. by Wedgewood.
" , Morrill, Pittsfleid. .....l
lSrscen. br :. ~ Direct Braden
steward webb. EorridEewock- 2 7 ,
iowa J.. & by Matt Williams.
T. :. Tear FaIr4eid. ......2 5
5ac,.ar, raa5 ~ : ~ rsi2rep
Il ". Gould. F-arrningron. ; a
.,-+,.~-- y-.-.a- ~, --a-ra-
+7-a 7, Al. r,5~+,ra { :
E.-gen McGregor. = y Bin
gen. Conrad webb. Norrldge-
y,c,- s :
r--c.a sam ~ m * s;-nore. L.
IA ,,-,.-,- t7s--.,-
-g,frre--ga- 49, 30 IL .og IA.
-.- r-.ASS --PC,r ar. 7ArE. PT-RsE
ygen
Me- pa,a- 7+nco57 ~ Peter re
.-ss+ ,erk4,e s,.z+o-
Mo-.
>>.7.eDdou wilkes. Z. hy Lord
Wilkes, II ". Could. Farming
lon -..---.-..--.-.. ..-.-.-..4 :
Aodotte. n. y Moko. A n
Wheeler. Gardiner ...------...2 . :
Harlem Express. q z. pr titan
Ia Express. = r NoFaHg'
Belfast ....---........-- '-----..S : 4
Il1ae-----a .. 80 L. 80 II.
--ZV LABS. -f.o4 All = 4
FCf-9h s-'0-
Gsolse ~ ~ soe
= + ----+-oti' -
May L'tl1o"' e. n ny 91oA''
= -J1iI-oi L. -
-'aI- Z. II. 3 III 80
~ -l''i = - --,aa
---I1!-e, y = ~ -.
- III. -
\, Sveaa,ar car4t-
jill =. 2s.1-a
-. Trt+b -,ay.s Tvs,-
---;77'-.- -,.a,,-,r7.. rGs,~-- Nor
IL $50 Arsn, wi-hea rf,-
- , ~ nie--v ar skowaerap and
nv X M,11nxep
Ihe lOAi0"lns pieAi1A LILLE
aFVaT oed.
DesI 0olI. naTe oT se1I4l-s =.
oln1 pson' 9I-rhs' - !" sia' ----H :.
coli VS. st oIa.iioiIs' Z
. ll-1ArL. A4-So-I- 1 SsA-1--
-1-1' ~ = -eiA' z11-''OA' =
IGN y trs' 81 oou &c =,
toai' =. W. CElpPH' Soi -Is oGA'
-caIe s1ila 4od-' -s - - De9'
cox mare u BsidlAs' :, " -
NoTrlase"ock- colI' . rs 80 :
colt . VIE. Asl' " "a fray o1ai Ms
Eerchefon COZ. : sfs'' - A14s
horses MRS. Florence filIon. %>ilsoll'
l morse Isl
best display OF appies' Il a. Hi
ION Anson' st. VIII MaFaeh. ID
hilton STOCK fafm- 0Larks' ofa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

\ party Of those employed at the
courthouse offices enjoyed an auLorno-
bile TRIP THURSDAY ID Warren, where
they called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
rage. formerly # this CRY. Mr. Page
was Formerly court messenger here
and IS now n charge Of the state farm
near Thonaston-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09


Victor Pease. 7gt-, Mrs Ina 'escoct-
IND. Celery, Hilton stock Farm. Isl
Cheese-Miss Eve Weston. three
cheese. LIST
Canned Vegetables - rs :. otll'
Tau. 1st; Mrs. Geo. E. Gray nc
Hilton STOCK Farm. J.
JeiIes-Mrs. Ralph Nehster. .
Jas. 1st: I-s. Harry Gray 1no:
Hilton STOCK Farm. md
Pickles-Grs. arthur t1AIol, ?
tars. -st: Mrs. George 2. Gray, nd:
Mrs. T&rce N Potter @Td.
Preserves-Mrs. John T2rr. Isl;
Mrs. G. E. Gray. -a0; linton STOCK
Farm. 3.
Du1ter-Ers. Wilbur Hilton. Isl,
Ms. ". A Mitchell. no; Mrs q ~
Hilton Sd.
Quits and spreads-Mrs. =. W
Johnson. 1st: Mrs. Alvin Hilton. cot
ton Quit. LIST: M-s. Charles A. Lar
der. End: Mrs. Geo. Walker. 5rd'
Hilton Stock Farm wo-sLed 2l-lt'
1st; Mrs. !. Pratt, worsted quilt. nd:
Mrs. Orlando Walker. velvet quill
-st
Rurs-Mrs. Charles Lander. braid
ed r,J-s. Isr: Mrs. Lucy Paine. mo
ard 2-d: Mrs. Charles Lancer
hooked rur. -st: Mrs Alma Barren.
ard: Mrs. Alvin Hilton. 3ro: Mrs.
Charles Lander. crocheted rug, 1st
Yarns. -uit-eZs and E!cvSs--Gen-
tler-eD's zvoulen hose. Mrs. Florence
Hilton. : pr. 1st: genIlenen's NIT
tens. Mrs. Florence Hilton, : Pr LIST;
Mrs Mark Gray, ! IT. ehiiGs' knit
-,1+tens. 1st: Mrs. Bette Eeyens. :
~ ch;,ds' knit -n-tttcs. IND: RUN
Paine. scarf. cap and -nI--ens. 1st-
wearing Auparel-IlacTs wilson
o,9 embroidered dress. one talleo
a-ass 1re embroidered ronper, ISL
Mrs. Z. W. Johnson. one embroidered
-o-rper md: Mrs. VIVA .. Nichols,
one lace apron. 1st; Mrs. Harry ..
Gray. one apron. second: Mrs. =. :.
Hi1+on one mr. Crochete6 socks. one
scarf. Isl: Mrs. Florence Gilman.
arc. 1st: Mrs. VIVA Nichols, Two tai
in collars. ace crocheteQ. 1st: MS
p ". Johnson. napkins. LIST.
Needle and Fancy Work-D-sp-ay
Of need:ewerk by girl Glder 3. Cath
er,ne Wolcn. st. Geneva Gfahaf1.
arr. Ruth Paine. pillow top, lst;
Earth Gray. one sweater, 1st-, Else
Smith. nd: Mrs. Elsie Smith. four
f7-es. towels. 1st. Mrs. Sherman
,Tf7knau, Ind. Mrs. Arthur z. Hi
ton three gusst towels 30. mrs. Lucy
Paine. bath towel Isl -a-s. D7lI-A
Sweat, &c. hEs. - : 80
50: Miss Alta 4+nkna-h' one eOl ~. -
table runner ISL aFs. CarI1e W.
l4ans one tafLng laIIa rl-.l-ei' 49,
Mrs. Edna H1tcn. one WhlIe el-
brUidereo runner. "a -afs. w D NIL
Eken- one sofa Pillow Top ST. 1Ii >
Ina Grown. one enofrloercu p-I'c"
top. eao-. Mrs r Sle"ara, TWO lli-
lows. 90: Mrs. l1llaEs WILSON otie
sheet set. 1st-, MISS annie teoi@'
End. Mrs. Harry Cray So I4auys
wilson. TWO Pillow SHIPS St. NAT
Kenaison. one pair Pillow Sips -ilo-'
Mrs .. z Aa-c1-ian' t"o Ia--s 1lii-
bToidered pillow sllas "a NrS' A'el4a
Sweat, one eyelet center piece st.
Mrs. Ina Brown. one einoroloefed
center piece. Ind. Ifs. q. M f1i4fon-
50: Mrs. A. z Hilton. TWO PIE cusa-
lens. Isl: Mrs. T. Stewart. I'VE pieces
miscellaneous work, drst' Mrs. Nesta
wescott. one pillow TOP. LIST; Mrs.
Ina Wescott. Two crocneteo collars.
LIST, Mrs. Florence Hilton. one dolly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Levi r. Williams. local agent for
the z. A. Strout Farm Agency has
sold me Chas. Z. HaIIett farm at East
Read1eid TO Mrs. Laura Cleveland.
who VIII take possession al once and
develop q fruit and poultry arm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

e1d.. Mrs. J. Pratt. 50: Mrs. Alvin
EIton. antique brass. -st.. Mrs. Be--
Hilton. I'd: Mrs. Varce II. Potter.
carved work. -st: i-s. Frank Cu--ier.
ornamental worK, Isl. Mrs. Nesra
Wescutt, md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Fred l. Gardner Of the Central
Maine Power Co. has returned from
u 3o0o-rnile automobile trip through
Aroostook county on business mat
ters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Electricity will be off or the east
SIDE 81 Water street from the Maine
Central railroad briupe TO Maine
Central freinnt office from A. M. ts
.. M Sunday, Oct. 20.
CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO.
w. H. Williams. Sppt-
,tctar31t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

John Ryan Of tie local office %
Boyer 6. small and Mrs. hyan were
visitors FRIDAY at Portland. making
the trip by automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Saturday, October 3, 1920.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Elsie Leighton Of Orono ar
rived il the city Friday for = short
visit with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Ernest Paradis Of Skowhegan was
n the city Friday, guest Il tie
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bio
6eau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

DR. Mary z. Coughiin. Osteopath-
has removed her office from 2S3 Wa
ter street 10 1877 state street. Tel IS.
oc,4- s-s
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SHOP NOTES

F7etchers Pharmacy has lust receiv-
cd a fresh shipment Of Marie Sam
iers. Lowney's. Foes. Wirth and Ito
plan chocolates, zttrzctively boxed.
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LOCAL NOTICE

G. w. Glrls' Dance Library hall.
CS4rdiner. Monday evening. keIley's
orchestra. oct2-l1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Guaranteed hot water bottles 1T
Fgetchsr's Pharmacy, s13e. oct9d1t
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--Sz. Hrs. olive Pope: instrumental
luet. Arx. Nancy Dzrker AM F.u-y
ties: tfor.a; raRG1rE. Mrs. At..g
haTiz; piano scio, Beatrice Serrucns:
readings. Mr.. -.agy Gates. chorus. re-
marks were made ty r.. -. :. Thc--1-
siSn. VINO With 2r. Thompson. Master
OF the state Grange. were g-es-s II
tie evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Brown bread and cookies today II
the Sunbeam bakery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Everybody afflicted with foot all
ments should plan 10 VISIT the Jersey
shoe store next Thursday. Friday or
Saturday. a recognized foot expert
from Chicago viii be n attendance
and Will gladly give examination and
advice absolutely Tree Of any charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

a window display Of al unusual
wealth Of richness Is the artistic
showing Of elegant imported hand
made Iaces and nets IN the South
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JIye-aug9 -septg-ect9-nov9
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NOTICE TO ELECTRIC CUSTOM
EE5

Exceptions overruled.
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oct9d1t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-26
MASK AND WIG CLUB
TO GIVE DON QU|XOTE"
Burlesque to be Given at Play.
house May 5 Will be Social
Event of Importance.

The coming production of the Mask
and Wig Club of the University OF
Pennsylvania at the Playhouse, May 5,
viii furnish a brilliant climax to the
social season in Wilmington. The play IS
Don Quixote, Esq.," and into the skit OF
comedy and burlesque, the Mask and
Wig actors have put a good deal ol
ginger and an extraordi nary amount OF
versatility The dancing especially, is
proof that physical training of college
life gives the right energy and pep for
q first-claSs burlesque show.
One of the remarkable features of the
Mask and Wig production is the impersona-
tion of female characters by n number OF
the men. "Dulcinea,' the principal
role, impresonating a WON an, is played
by j. III. Hoff with AL the G race of real
Spanish beauty. and then some. Beauty
patch. feathered fan, and coquetish curls
are all part OF Dulcineas stock of armor,
and Mr.. Hoff certainly presents pleasing
sight.
The Isle of Barataria is the scene of the
adventures of Don Quixote, ESQ.," the
''SleeDless Knight" The Spanish ide
in costumes, music and dancing, prevails
throughout, furnishing fascinating med
ley of sufficient hold to leave, with the
spectator for many days after the
haunting memory of dreamy airs and
fantastic stage grouping