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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
BErHEr, "A. NJ. s.. cHuRcH.

Il Rev. III. j. Handy of Mt. Pleasant
Iowa preached wonderful sermon Sun
day morning. Text, Deut. 6-1S verse
"Thou shall do that which is right in
the sight Of the Lord Rev. Handy
is a nephew of Bishop Handy.
The baby contest given by the A. G.
f. league Saturday, Aug. 90, proved to
be quite successful.
There, were eight contestants in the
race: Master George Bell, 5S7 votes;
Master Herman Wadsworth, 333 votes;
Margaret Brown, 26O votes; Orfice
Bowers, 102 votes; Oleta Martin, 1l3
votes; Lillian Johnson, lit votes; Leata
Sawyer, lat votes; Willie Simmons, 80
votes; total votes cast, I'LL. First
prize, 80; second, 81; one dollar to each
Of the contestants.
Each vote was cents which totaled
1885,
Rev. T. P. Jackson filed the pulpit
at 8 p. m. Text % Psalms. Subject,
"Thou shalt not want" He preached
gospel sermon. 81.
Our doors stand open to the visiting
ministers.
Mrs. Estella Williamson, the presi-
dent Of the A. c. E. league took her de-
parture for Newton, Iowa, Sunday
where she will remain for the winter.
We will all miss her. ~
Mr.. and Miss Broomfield of Newton,
Iowa were visiting in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Earl wilkins Of Minneapolis,
MINI, visited his mother and sister last
week.
Mrs. Bertha Perkins is much improved
now. l.... .. H..
Brother Henry Tolliver one of the
founders Of Bethel church was serious
ly taken i'll last Monday night. He is
feeling much better now.
Mrs. Jannett Jordan Of Winnipeg,
Mrs. Mae Jackson of Mason City, Miss
Charles Tolliver of Cedar Rapids came
to the bedside Of their father.
Brother o, l.. Colman was painfully
bruised in the mines Saturday.
Miss Havana Taylor Of st. Paul,
Mimi, was pleasant visitor with us
Sunday morning. She was classmate
OF Rev. Claybrook.
Mr.. P. H. southall, James West, Mrs
s. Taylor and daughter, Havana, stop
Led over in the city en- route from Lin.
coin and Omaha to st. Paul, Mimi.
The Bystander representative was
with us Sunday morning and gave a
wonderful talk in behalf of the paper
which we highly endorse.
Brother +. Douglass, who was severe
ly hurt by an auto is able to be at
home. Ef.a=,e
You are invited to attend the Ter
Virgin play Saturday, Sept. IL given
ty Purity club.
The stewardists Of Bethel will give
an entertainment Saturday, Sept. 4
You are invited to attend.
There will be mock conference at
Bethel Sept IA, Is and Is.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

Mr.. Noah Beechum was the house
guest of Miss Mary Lee jackson last
week. ~,s
Several autos Of people here attended
the John Williams picnic.
Mr.. Hilery, Holiday, William P.
Aubrey Gossett left for the week for
Silver City, Iowa to visit while with
friends. 1T.
Miss Ruth Cent? Of Moberly, Mo-,
who has been here for several months
visiting her sister, Mrs. John G. Cos
set, left for her home Yesterday. She
Miss Kathryn Jones and Miss Estella
King of Paris, Mo-, was here on bust
ness last week. Miss King was here
to see about getting the school teach
er this term. n,
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
Dandy Office space at 1906, Center
street for doctor, dentist or lawyer on
the first door Of our new building being
erected at Twelfth and Center streets
For information call s5
# e. TRACY BLAGBURN co.
Drake TIA # ~ ~ M. 1872
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
Chamberlain Collie and Diatrhoea
%&5s+ Remedy. 4e

This is unquestionably one of the
most successful medicines in use for
bowel complaints. A few doses Of it
will cure an ordinary attack of diarr-
hoea. It has been used in nine epidemics
of dysentery with perfect success. It
can always be depended upon to give
prompt relief in cases of collie and
cholera morbus. When reduced with
water and sweetened it is pleasant to
take. Every family should keep this
remedy at hand-Adv. ~ T
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

Mr.. Tom Holiday of Madison, NO.,
has moved his family to Moberly, Mo.
Mr.. Holiday has lived here for several
years and is a prosperous farmer.
229 West Fourth Street
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

From One Who Suffered
Sufferers from F1ue, Asthma, Bronchitis
end Rheumatism will secure informa~
ton free how to get relief In 20 min
utes. Address 1920 West Twentieth
st.. Des Moiues. Iowa.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

To QUE CITY SUBSCRIBERS,
SPECIAL NOTICE
We wish to bring to the attention Of
our readers the fact that the Bystander
is mailed from our Office not later than
five thirty every Friday evening. After
it leaves our Office we have no further
jurisdiction over it and if you do not
receive it on Saturday it is the fault
of the post Office and Lot ours.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-19

bing twinges when STOPPING or lift
ing-distressing urinary disorders?
For bad back and weakened kidneys
Newberry residents recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this New
! berry woman's statement:
/ Mrs. J. A. Temple, 1904 Poplar ST.,
says: "Some years ago when we
lived on the farm, heavy work
brought on kidney trouble. l lost all
my ambition and felt languid and all
tired out. \ bearing down pain in
my back troubled me and when bent
over to dust, sharp pains would 60
| through me like a knife. When l
raised up quickly, got dizzy and
black specks came before my eyes.
Mornings l felt tired out and lame.
My head ached, l was very nervous
and my ankles and hands bloated so
that / was in pretty bad shape. My
kidneys didn't act as they should,
either. Reading of Doan's Kidney
Pills, got some and felt better from
the first. Continued use entirely
cured me of this trouble and l am
glad of the opportunity to recommend
this medicine"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Temple had. Foster -Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-19
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

will make final settlement Of the
estate Of Elizabeth F. George in the
Probate Court for Newberry County
S. c., on Saturday the 9th day of
March, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and will Immediately there
after ask for my discharge as Execu-
trix of said estate.
BESSIE NJ. GEORGE,
Executrix. :;
Newb bar-,. s. c., Feb. 21st, 1920, 4
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-19
Rheumatism

is completely washed ont Ct the system BY
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Pos
itively guaranteed by money-back offer
Tastes fine; costs a trihe. Delivered any.
where by our Newberry Agents, ]. VI
Kbler Co. Phone then.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-19
Three
Drop
Corn
Killer
"dets-1t" Stops Pain Immediately
and Corns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns IS tho
tried and proved "Gets-It" way
the way. that millions have found
quickest. easiest safest and most
reliable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
FINANCIAL

Throughout the services the piano
was sweet.y and softly played BY Mr..
CAR Jean TJIrnaE- There was pro
fusion - most pea cL1uL flowers
rom -eIa1i as. friends and classes OF
the Sunday school, all mute tokens Of
rne great love and esteem n waIcn
the departed loved one was held.
The bearers ware the Massrs. Irving
and ElwooG Bailey, Herbert n aus
worth and Harry wilkins. Inter
inert was IN the family lot II Lake
view cemetery. IF Mrs. Briggs had
;3ved a rnort. longer she would hive
beer 70 Years OF age instead OF i as
mas been before stated Besides the
husband. the deceased leaves II
mourn ner loss. two brothers. e Irv-
-ag Bailey and Elwooc A Bailey anG
sister Mrs. Elaora s Woocman, all
Of " lrrhrop Center
Mrs. Hannah J Ea;lev and Mis-
Alice Clough VINO are passing tie
vlcrs- n Portland were n town
Tuesday 70 arlend rhe fune-a, Of
Mrs. Joseph Briggs
Mrs. Ma-v Lewis went MunCav 10
Z. Wilton for Z visit wiz her niece.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
"Wednesday Brighton Ma-se.

stock Yards. Feb. market coa-
53tions showed hardy any change
from the rie-uD II the movement II
livestock during the past three days.
Two cars rom Maine points and two
others from New hampshire were
al cnac came through from trosr
s-aras. From Vermont there were
zine cars al Nare--Dwn, and New
York had several carsaw1ich came IN
before the storm The bulk IF tie
stock received during the past week
came the iarce- part If last week
from western points. Nearly al Nav
England shipments vert direct To
slaughter houses and SOLD d-essed.
There were about 15e milci cow CT
fsrsc ram the left cvsrs'' Of TIE
previous week. but both buyers and
sellers were scarce. There was No
uuotable market under Euch coucs-
1r,ns. and buyers took what was Of
Tered with little barga ming
Otis II. Fo-Dfsh sole : bull III lie.
| buil and COW al 1-2c. COW al 81
COW al I-2c. : calf az TIC. and III
thin calves a. % --2c. Putnam Bros.
solo Is cattle ~ 5dDsc. go caIves a.
19c and 1sc; q hogs at "a s-.c. 2
mixers At s-5d1e5. =. NJ BAGS
sold COWS, av 800 lbs at 1ac; 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

The regular meeting OF Lne E.riE Ky
Clup was heic ~ ecneEday evening q;
Cunpru mali Win good aEsncRnce
NEE. Katherine Taylor, VINO has recenI-
iy returned r-om the convention Of me
Maasachuser-s League Of women Work
ers. gave an account of the convention
winch was both interesting ana ne;p-
ru. Miss Cpr,nnf ra,rs. the -egsona.
secretary. also Eave a Talk on the WORK
WHICH Is being accomplished In the hne
Of xtriE' CLUBS N massachusetts.
A committee was appointed 20 ipck
INTO the matter Of purchasing a psana.
the personnel or the committee beng
Miss GoiCie ttiiimal- Mrs Ada Srruu-
and Miss te-ra JoHseiyn. The gtrrE
were gwen an opportunity 10 cn0nse
some adcitlonAl CLASS % the one III
gymnastics. wnien they have bsen prac-
ticfng. and as dancing reeeived the pop
uiar vute a Glass VIII be IMmedsausiy
formed
Two weeiks tram tonight me girls WIFI
give what rney characterized as a gid
party. when they VIII all De dressed AZ
ar,aa girls and winch they iook TOR
ward 10 win pleasure Each gt-i is r.
cu-stea To attend and pring a guest, a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
WINTHROP

Patience Stanley Chapter q - r.
vii meet Friday afternoon II o clock
a. the home of Mrs. J. 2 Bishop.
Mrs. William Thompson Ok Cherr-fieiS
IS visiting her daugnLsr- Mrs. James
Davis Of West Winthrop.
Miss Evelyn Jordan entertained ! par
y al whist al her home II West Win
tn-up Saturday evening.
Ray Riley - vtsi1ins relatives N Al
ieDoro
eading carus nave been -eceived II
TOWN. amt uncing The marriage of t-ar-
oil. Chandler u Aliss Marks OF Newprr;
news Mr. Cnannter was AZ enc Time
employed III rne " winthrop D-ancn- N
the AuFusta Trust 60. A. the curD-sak
Of the war ne resigned and wen. MID
SERVICE, being stationed In the sou-n-
MISE Emma L,agsett Of greene e IL
AZ rae home OF ! L. Gfriggs Z; Winthrop
IenEar
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COMING Events

Fen, le-l2-A-onsIooA farmers Week,
II p-esCue Isle.
Fen. Lincoln C9uD Bancnet. an
G~esses by SENATORS harding ano
F-aslngnuyser. INC Mrs. Neci!. Ne.
Cnr-7llck- cry hall. Portland
Fen -c-bowdoin College students ad-
G-tssed D. Senators Het-, Harding
and F'-e!IaghuySsa
Fen. -2-Is-ChiZzie WIzzie fair, Aagus;A
Fen. 1S--Andruscoggin On Tencne-s
ASST. Bates chapel. lewiston
Fen -3-Alnual Meet : Of the stanton
Lap a. 5atts College lewiston.
F'e1 l-Curn oerland PPrnona, Cray
Fen 14-Ma!ne Assoc!atiUn o9 Engi-
nt-ers- annual session. Congress Square
5urel. Portland.
F-a. st Vaien-ine's da-
Fen. +--American Legion Stal+ CDrS
terence IL Augusta
Fen. -7-lNMaine Fruit GrDwers' $50
ciarign. annual invention, Auou-n
Fan. r~Lent begins.
Fen. .D-s-slate convention If Christian
EndeaTor Societies al Bangor.
Fen. I-Ga-c.ne- Driving Climb Carui-
FEB w asni2grun' s Birthday
Feb. y q MAINE Checker = sBncla-
-Ior annual tournament, 4i;glS Congress
street CORNER Brown street. Portland
MAJ 2-AnGrnscoggin Pomona. Noriano
Grange East .i8arrnpre.
March u'-I--MAIne PaSIc-s Conference
II Bangor.
March le-l2-state pastu-s' conference
Al BanEur.
March l'kora Temples au1ua. ladies'
1ignt n Exposition building Portland
Ma-cn l:i-s-boston Automobile show
Ma-cn PORTLAND Automobile show
March -T-iNState conference Daughters
81 American Revolution a. Stare
Eo,se.
March -s-Farmers' Week College II
Agriculture 7 Of Me.
March -3s-T-Spring meeting o. Maine
Federation Of Woman 8 Clubs al OF
Me Oronn
Na-ch I-Repubiican State Convention
a. " 4. NJ IN Bangor The district
cnnyanriDnE viii De heid a. same 1rus
March 3t-Dernuc-a-ic state Convenr1u0
Bangor
ApriI Easter SInday.
Apr l+-ly-AaIns Methodist Conference
n aarh.
April H-a- East Maine Conference. a.
Brewer
April al-AnnUai meeting OF Penunscoi
County Teac-.e-s ~ High school, Ban
gDr
Ma l-Lvford Inrerscnoiasric PRIZE
Speaking, Coiby College
June s-Repupiicaa National Cnuver lion
al Chicago.
june E-PrIna-y election
June 1-A-CoIpv Ger rennia,
rune E-JulT s-Matne's Centennial -e.n-
urnrInn Portland
sept i1-otatS election
Sept 14-T7-AaIne STATE .a.r 4. Lewis
ION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Stock Markets
.a.a--s OF -,e Days Dealing 'n Al
me Leaeioc Stocks

~ -1-x. Feb. l--Tl6iug OF ne
ce. e.:cra-E. to-day waE DIVIDED MI
: .:.st-rc, u1ases q heavy ID WeAf.
n 7e-vacing me early bearings WIZ
y,..u~ lies during thr nIiH-sessloii
!, ..uosr,..- sharp reversal a. IAs dIS-
49, Csc.
.-su--pr.or II selling for both ac-
..e d ne ou-seI DOUBTLESS mac KS
~ ~. Y ne more untaToraoie RAJ
mr. s,r,.a non and uncertain -i':s
~ l.Au- upon The pending nohca.
). --a-- u e-lngs OF the first hoU-
',"f .1r-- .J-.sed almost one-cliTd 81
.a- a-re turnover. reUresen ts+c Z
r. .~4.5n- af a-1o-rad Liquidation am
49, u-nssu-s Reports agreed ina
G.. o. ~. selling came from cisnen--
IL -14.-s 4nc weakened speculative
tir-a
fF-re -ae decline vas n tun swing
"a. 81. ne classes OF Stochs
l7gr-. tex low -ecorcs. II uiaA
Frances .osses ranging from - 10 1u'
f:"..s on -Eaest quotations 81 II"
r. nus north wH-e Registered
r. :noH' disturbing feature was me
Fe4..aess ,uvesr1leTS rails whGa
! .,- tc- aeniv even when stocks o.
r--'rElr worth responded 10 -ne
r. .ava--r- some of the high class
S9o-,a,l0rs WITH assured CfFioena
---.Ons E"~e at lowest prices II one
@'-7cs- 49, wears.
~ x a-lced soec;alcies General
1~E LA was n the foreground AZ
-s---:r.a ltci;ue Of IL points. only
"a pa IF which was retrieved
-y,nfn~. oils. e-curpner Ii. snip
IT, 7rr F'--ss ,osst . 70 II pufn-s. /.
"a = - L T-acloT over ". VIII
-. ut ~-cove-r Sales amounted
= q sl,.--as
4',l"C- Of bonds YVES N keer
- s.ICta -ailE losing enc 70 L.
4.."-,% !si'ues we-e irregular
-o~as steady Total sales. IA
o. ss - $50 Did L, :. bonds Were
--' IL a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

New York, Fen. Il
+-oC- Firm sII-ing patents --aea
Len Kansas st-R ig1ts 1es5Cl3B-
WHEAT-Quiet. No. = red Ia nnr1ll-
IA E . steamer.
Va. . mixed Ie3 both c q New York
February shipment
OATSFi-n No. white Iae.
LARD-F.-nn middle west 2s=H1A-
ECTTER-StaaGy receipts s4as uups
creanerv higher than extras ossn6h 10
extras 9. score s. 1-sts * 10 81 score
s2sata: pac3ing scocv current make No.
: 4.
Ert+1S-Steady receipIs le.tS; fresh
ez eh..-ed extra fi-srs 51frTn: f-sts a6sn
-; state Pa and nearby western hen
merry whites first 10 extras b1l72: DO
browns extras Gov: do. gathered
browns anc mixed eoiers frsIs to ex-
r-as 5ssdse-
STGAE-Raw unsettled: centrifugal
r4a. fine granulafed 15fssn1SD0.
TAToES-Steady; MaineAg0 Ibs- 7Do
TgG; state do. 7sssIh5
rAEBAGES-StaaGy. state bal :3oG
sgn red bbL 48tnss88.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Chicago Cattle Market

chicago, Fen. =.
H0GS-RecsIpus 900: higher Bulk
li8OfI IiiH Top i5sa; heavy l-4b,q l4a0. me-
dun I475u lee lignt l4Saer 1isa Iigh- liEti
I47sN Is,oa heavy packing sCvs smooth
I33assie1 e hacking sUws rough i3Goa Ia25e
DIES I5sSd1 1880.
CATT-E-ReceipIs -DfD .i-n.. Sest
st-e-s Medium and heavy weigh
cncIce aid prime 15sstur7E9: medium and
gooG -1issd 500: common i21snI69a com
mon and medium SSid -1E Butcher ra--
lie 5eIfsrs 6SlM 15D. COWS S5Glr-.E
Gamers and cutters 525GS5f', veal calves
16-9,ai ITfH feeder Steers -g59Ir--5. stocas-
steers 7tssd ltsal.
SHEEP-2eceIpts 5htl higher lambs
"a lns. Down 19a0GIG: culis anr COM
non 15GtdIE0. Ewes Medium gpo6 snc
choice T.5Gl1i22a; cuIls and common 500
IG15
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CLASSTFHD-DISPLAI

small sun 10 pc charged tor each n
0rae- - raise som. working FUNDS
Posters nave been pu- II al the m22-
l11acrUr,us places inviting Lae girls e
come L anG necorne mem oers o. ne
ciuh
. communication was receiveC from
-he " omen's C!ub agering the girls SIX
I-a4 lessons IN cir.Zenship OF WING
-rev viii giRdir aval themselves
The Salvation A--Iv people very ger
e--DusIr offered ne girls the S-ee Ii. 0.
rneI~ han Tor headquarters when the
same stla3 nave been Completed, and a.
.H@re vii De many conTen iences Il
girls nave exp-esseli their pleasure -
ne kindness o. me Salvation Arm OH
cla!s II 81 dong
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
WATERTILLE ATHLETIC
CLUE MEETING TONIGHT

This evening - So : III tn
ueell.v meeting Of The Wa.a-vlI3e
Athletic Club viii TAKE place II The
rocr,s CT The Wa-ervl.ie=- x ir,siuw
Chamoe~ II Commerce IL tn New
Elks building. Appleton street
Plans ara 70 he made t9r IN ann =
eur boxing tournament. as well as
for TWO or three road "a res u pc held
II early spring All those Interested
II boxing should % n attendance.
as well as hose VINO are interest ed
II all other FIRMS If athletics.
Tha following letter is being ssr-
OUT from the Chamber Of Commerce
% AZ Interested II athletics:
Dear Sir
You have no doubt read thar an
athletic CLUB which Will probably De
known a. the Wattrvii3e Athletic
Club was Recently organized nv a
nu-ntur Of men vino had become IN
teresred IN athletic spores along ana
teur lines.
From the frs- meeting up to the
present IHte interest has grown
steadily until a. the present time
there are about 80 old a-ld Young
men working along hines which are
bound - produce q BUNCH of ath-
ietes II WR---viiie, wnp cao ho,S
Lnei- own against any III the State
and possibly some OUT Of the State.
The idea Ct this ciUb liz 70 pro
mote snch sports as boxing touring
men-E. wrestling tournaments. base
bali leagues and track arhleuirs
Track athletics will include r-cac TITS
reid on various holiday and viii
pronahly cat for a graattr mass Of
young men II the CITY than the other
sports. because as II the case of
baseball. only nine men car pa--ici-
pate whereas IN q road run any rIEzn-
Der Of men c4n compete. In other
words. as some Of YOU who have been
II the army know, mass athletics
viii De encouraged as wei. as those
contests IN which only u few men
can take part
Every man viii fnc something IN
90 but the club is made I'D of the
members VINO take an interest in
suen work and we are therefore ex-
tending To YOU a cordial irrira-iou
10 come 10 The next meeting which
VIII be held Thursday evening, Feb
ruary Ind n the Chamber at Com
merce rooms. Elks building. on An
pistnn street
Even though you cannot come wiz
You please show this letter 20 some
h your friends where you ara work
ing and encourage them 70 get tnte
the game All Of uE need this work
and Coach Mike Ryan Of Colby Col
iege viii assis, In the coaching Of
men who wish 70 rake rp running
As their Speciality. Anyone fortunate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Boston. Feb ]

Boston. Fen L.
ErEr-rhofre wl1nle cattle InMI
rr-rwE-T-N u,-t ne-r creamery extras
ss,sos5ss. western creamery extras S4s4tds.
sEEESE-New wins extras z24LG.
t-r,pN-Na yellow 1fSMI7h.
TGGS-Nearpy 1enne-y soU66' western
extras Ss'n6s-
FIoT R-Spring patents. us-lb- sacks,
1.TndI4ts -as.,.
HAY-Na. timothy 3SI2s.
handspring s.n5s -o-s,
0ATS-Fanry ~ 70 ~ SACKS i"e94est
p0EK-Medium backs s4lu
p9- a-f7Es-AroosIook Green Noun
..trs EXTRA fancy 4s5Mt5 per no ms On
--ac,r. far 70 good f35sI4sse; Cnailler's 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

Tuesday afternoon the Woman ;
Christian Temperance Union met with
Mrs a : PhsipE OF Dalton street
The Leaders. Mrs a " PoItis. relataa
the early life Of frances willard. Mrs
J Q Blaisden toiG Of her later achive-
ments and Of her own Impressions vhen
she was privileged to hear the grea.
leader Il WAS voted 10 contribute 70
the Frances Willard memorial tind rhs
Rsual sum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. len. =
EApIc upru-uE IN the value of corn To-
day followed d broad commission house
demand based largely on belief mat
supplies here woulc remain lighr even
though cars were furnished IN plenty
The close was unsettled al y to IL neL
higher with MAJ I3G-dISl and July ~
10 1NE Oats gained 1xd-4 ID I.M1a anC
provisions Ill 70 SO cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

Gaze thou IN the fncs OF thy brother
IN those eyes where phys the .amDenr
fire OF kindness. or IN those where
RACES the m-id cnunagra.inn Of anger;
Feel hcw try own SO a1iet soul %
Eraightwsy involuntariiv kindlsd with
rts like. and ye blaze and reverherars
IN each other. TIL Il IL ali one nrn.eie4s
cnuffucn; flame tof embracing love. or
Of deadly. g-asping hate anG then
shy what miraculous virtue ynes our OF
man into man.--.-tyis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
Used Want Ads Before Are Telling Their Stones Here Today
Results Are Sure

when Journal classified ad Users tel al the IN
teresting particulars IN their ads, The nan who
ries to sell a farm by 12-word ad may not
arouse the interest Of the purchaser because he
hasn't told enough about the property.
When you prepare your ad for The JourrsI
ask yourself What would I want 70 Know 4
we're the purchaser Tel those things truth
fully. There may be fewer replies but there
VII be better results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12
shepherd Of the Hills
Friday at Town Hall

Winthrop people are n be privileged
IN FRIDAY 10 see The shepherd Ut rhs
Hills" the screen ve-siun Of the g-es--
est -ersnr American novel The man-
zpscsal arrans(ment for the showing @.
this grea: picture Friday evening and
50 great Is the tnts-esr that mas been
aroused that Il is certain the han VIII
be nacked 10 capacity. THE shepherd
uf the Ellis" lie without doubt the
greatest photopizy ever shown II VIM
throp. BY many il Is regarded a. one
of the greatest film dramas ever Of
eered. The hundreds Of people m Win
,,-py who have read the book VIII srrs-
= want TO see the play.-Adv-
-ENTER-Funsral services for the
ate Mrs. Joseph E BRIGGS ware held
Tuesday afternoon frum the home.
Rex. Arthur Jones Of Lynn. AAss.,
sfficinred- He was 8ssisred by Rsv.
Gee. wa.steintelm Of WatArviils, and
Few Fred Lench of Pennington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-12

4 famous detective once saiG that
whenever an efrerI was mace by a
rohber 20 loot a bank. II any of the
employees had presence Of mind
enough IN hurl an inksrand through
On. of the plate glass windows the
roboer wouid- nine chances ID len.
take 10 mis- heels, for said Detec-
tive Burns 7 have found in my ex-
psrience that robbers are mortaIy
afraid Of the sound of spiinrsring
glass. Il gets on their nerves"