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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Bald-Heads
Running Our
Fair Seattle
Mayor CdldsCeH Hirstttcly
Unique Among His
official Family

blessed are the baidheaded. for they
shall run the city OF seaftie'
fearchingi survey Friday OF the
Couniy-city building disciosed tho
fact that tho municipniitys business
Ia conducted by ausfere gentlemen
With no more hair than an egs.
u.srssr. -, ha,r $3.50 a ~
N ths rr.r,,m. - a.. ~,,x ,.,nsr.
A. n. Dimock. city engineer. has
10 tie q strins around his forehead
when ne wants 10 wash hts faoeL Hc
has ioss hair than the late ~ Gin.
and III boastsd of but thrca foIiicics.
I.rnroot Oscar Bhralicr. general
manager q the city council, ur-s a
pocket comb with great ort~nsntion.
hut u 10 camoufiage that fools no
one but himself. shrndsr. who In the
uncrowned laureate Of she bad. mad
days when the council meetings were
all held In John Clancy's. saloon. has
trained a skeleton squad OF hairs
10 march across tho broad plain OF
his giitterinK dome. but like good
old q. A. II veterans. the brave
little hand " rapidly falling before
the onslaught of time.
The broad SAUL Of Councilman r.
n. Bolton boasts a mass of carefully
marcoiled locks that would be worthy
Of . movie star, but runov states
that tho thAteh mArroiis itself Of
night on the Bolton bed poel
IKE S,>s NAV rpo~s
TssE vysuwnx~s sss,ss,~
Do~n 'n tho cry comptroners
o'nee. Harry w. carroll nourtshes
w inc ua1Hion OF the famous James
hamilton i~cwih carro'i n long on
poh'shess ana ~hAhcrA but be "
SNORT on har.
councilman n. y. Haas had . gor.
k'""s crop OF aifAifn IN the DAYS or
,he eiSii war. but much worryps
Over ,ho sl"eoon Of tressdsnt Hayes
ana-'hS pastures went TO seed
Another member OF the council
VINO wears nothing on bis head but
hm nal is Csar Reginald H. Thomson
From hts nose down Thomson n a
Tartan OF The Ap~s-h TarzAn ever
wore Oates Ajar collar Of the
untAfe OF issS-buf above the eycs
the man who put Seattle on the level
speaking from an engineering
asndpo'nt- In aimot - bare OF
foliage M turtle
| Even Herb Owen the boy secreN
'ary. has taken out = perpe'uL
franchise AGAINST the hair cutters
union What little ivy II left 10
Herb " rapidly disappearing In the
worry at shooting away prospective
dog ca,cherr and hopeful candidates
for garbage collecting jobs from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
One idea Of an aH-year hat. What's yoursf

Now r. the time for an good men
and true In toddis and totter their
reluctant ways TO the has shops OF
this Gem o. tbs Ocean
This 10 hat buying tirn~--the hnr.
vest season for agrtculturists and
haherdaxhcra
Ry their tam IN the hat stores
shall We know tho three classes Of
male hat purchasers
l. Class One sayx Gimme .
hat Mo ! xw oa.-
:. Class I've sAyr 10 that's
che lnt<~t ehs Wei. gimmo
seven and m etgssSh."
:. Gas 11,rcs says nol1sing -
Ill
These poor buffers only stand and
listen TO something like thtE ~Sow
don't argue. joint say Il II n
ducky little hat and not expcnxive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

ossfSfNG. ~. Y SGT. ;t--A
manicure srt has been introduced In
Sing Sing prison II con.is,s Of 100
picooA John Berger. serving n two
and = hair pear srntenoe for burg
Larry. and Who h said TO Be tho best.
Eroomed convict In the institution. IL
tho owner. He asked that the SGT be-
stored In a safe. but nays any fellow
inmate can us~ Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
He Wants to Be Dead
Sure That He's Dead

LONDON. sept :t.--Ernest Leo-
poid waiford. for n years member
Of the stock exchange. left an estate
Of over sec. ooo. and dirccsed that AFT
~ his death one Of the arteries In his
body should 30 opened to make sure
of dcath II the provision 10 not car
ried out tns esssts vas 10 70 To
charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

country a. large could take a slant
at it7
Here's your chnneei
Send II 10 tho Pullman company.
Chicago. and. 70 and bshoid, the
FIRST thing you know. II may come
floating In on the shasta Limited
every time that train breezes into
town.
The sisspsng eaxv owned by the
Pullman company have long since
been the resting place Of the great.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

gas mask ven II 20 b used during
political campaigns and the eeIiaret
attachment viii contain butt~rmilk
or other sfimuiAnt Ths horn en-
ables ono To talk thru his hat
r. s,--if you have . better hunch
for an improved hat you may submit
II 20 The star editor AZ your own
peril There's no prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Danes Send Love
Message to Queen

LONDON. Sept 7t--A delegation
from tho Danish community In Aus.
traiia II sending by the Prince Of
Wales a greeting. Of love and affec.
ton TO Queen Alexandra, with the
prayer that she may be bicsscd with
health. strength and happiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Value Your Eyes?

Bcn-opte n . systcm cf caring for
the eyes 81 homo. II ss used BY more
their eyes as they care for their
teeth: to cleanse and preserve them.
n you arc not one Of the million Join
the ranks today. Get q Home Treat
mont Outfit from your druggist and
use - directed Clean. fresh feeling
eyes and the ciearness OF vision will
make the world seem brighter and
your days work less tiresomA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

Tea Herman. 10 h . true sAying
that II you put two men in the
same bed. ono with the ioothache
and the other in love. tho man with
the toothache viii go 70 sleep first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

NAN CARELEss ABOUT
uAB1TS-ER-Sl.ATS!

sI<ks> NfJB&I<I<EaSS ANVIL
uAB1TS-ER-sLATs!
Hats are . habit Most any woman
VIII say that men are careless In
their habits. Ergo and Il follows that
men are careless about their hats
Modern mans hcadxear IL n make
shift
conadsr tho types Of hats We nov
have:
l. Derby. sun. uncomfortable.
turns green N easiiy ~ . chsme
loon You have 10 b. q movie lounge
lizard or Pinky of the Gas house
gang 70 get away with . derby. Any
man between these classes makes a
fool out Of . derby. Down with the
dcrbyl
:. Felt Too hoe IN summer. Too
cold Ia winter. Looks like . towel.
turban after the first rain. Blows OF
In the wind A has felt hiatt
.. Straw. Who ever had q straw
hat that nt' Older they get the
tighter they get. Expensive and only
last q season. why hsvc more than
ono hat anyway Swat the straw
hat!
l. Cap. Caps wrre originally worn
nj night They make tho hair fall
out Anyhow. when a man II old
enough 10 smoke In public hc should
forswear the cap. Danish caps,
IMAGINE sTOvEPTPE
ON A FISHING TRIP
& silk or stove-pipe Yeah. nm
business' Imagine toting one To
ball game or wearing II on a fishing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

Have you little pet name IN your
mind that You would like 70 seo
printed In nice largo letters no the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
new Law FIRM
Mclean, Fo g g a II d
Southland Formed
Partners, Ernest L. Mclean, Sanford
L. Fegs and Frank z. Southard
Have Been Associated Together for
Past Five Years Under Name Of
Williamson, 6urIeiah e. Mclean

4 new lega! partnership 0. cons.d-
cradle interest 70 the people Of Maine
has been formed in Augusta Tie
new firm. Mclean. Fogg ard South
ard consists Q: Ernes, L. Mclean.
Sanford L Fogg and Frank Z
Sol-hard all ot Augusta Strictly
speaking this Is Tot new partner
ship IS Mesrs. Mclean. Fogg and
Southland have been associated to-
gether for the last five years under
he name Of Williamson, Bur!eigh &
Mclean. one Of the bes, known Law
firms IN New England The new firm
thus continues without interruption
o. change in personnel the legal bus
mess Of the old, which wac general
practice Of the law with a special:-
cation in the formation and rep-eseo-
ta-,on OF corporations and in COPPER
alton law
Few lawyers in Maine have formed
snG represented more corpora tions
Office, and IN the conduct OF htiga-
ton the firm has been particularly
successful
Ernest L. Mclean. the se:-ior mem
Der " the new firm, IS native Of
Maine and has lived most Of his life
il Augusta. He was graduated from
Bates College and Boston University
Law School and entered the firm Of
Williamson & Burleigh in 1910 under
the name Ct Williamson. Burieigh &
Mclean. his associates at tina, time
being The late Joseph Williamson and
Hon. Lewis A. Burieigh. Since 1914
ne has been the senior member OF
that firm. He has been city solicitor
fer the City Of Augusta for Ave years
and held various Offices in church and
Masonic bodies In 80. Mr.. Mclean
married Myra Hunter. only daughter
Of the late James S Powers one OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
iehf+1sI
BIC MUSICAL Event next WEEK

Next Thursday. Feb. -. will be 2
Pei Letter Day for the n2Eic lovers
Of Central Maine. No. to- many
!ea-a e. least, have they lad an op-
porunity Of enjoying q. home an ag-
gysga,ion Q. such Extraordinary tai
en- ss will appear in tAe evening
NorgaEs Havens eoace- al city azu.
This Is rot the ugCaI Eew York press
agents exaggerated statement, D.. a
positive fact.
Il Is little wonder that the advance
sale has besn very large with tie
prospect thar eTen standing rom
will b a. premium on the night OF
the event- An sventrg IF rare de-
light is II store for ali forum .e
enough 20 obtain tickets. and TIE best
adT.ce 70 b. g.r@- is - promptly So
cure reserved SEATS ether II fetch
er's- GUMS o. Shorey's before i: is
80 late.
Chicago Operas famous Coloratura
Soprano. Nina Morgzns, Or Americas
phenomenal pianl5-. Raymond Ea-
reLz, gre either cr them alone su<-
hcient attraction % fl city hall,
while the only appearance together
this season OF the tho artists ough,
% sell the house out days in advance.
They will be assisted ~ Miss Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Church Notices

THE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUAL
IsT socis:y vii ho.d meetings s-oozy
3. ~ and - ?. u = g. - 2 aa-l-
Mt A5ee' IT, 7: Ceags,s Ssz1sf-
Jzmss H Ecoo: Morning s=-.see a.
Ml5 x:.a ssrrnoa b. the pasto.. Euo-
.ecr. SPIRITUAL vis.ol::" s1oczy school
=, Nel 8 Forum &. Ia. Wednesday
FTRST BAPTIST. T.ah-o2 s--se. z,
: Pkf-trook: Ss-or IL lt-53 q y and
~ 2 u By the pastor: s1-8sT scho-oi
~ noon: young .>eorZe's meeting a. t.s,
sccizi zgsp2 melting WEDNESDAY eFs-
EPiscoFAL chr ReT. w.a-s j.
. I-zy,ol, pax-or. T-o-th.o and srro1.
! rs. \ II. E1L1es-. "az. VIII EoiioE
Dez.h"' cA1rcs scaooi. !. u: Eg.otn
. Frs,-i s<-vjc= FIR ever o6y a. - T.
~ big ge-togethse. Tu@s1a:- s-S' =.
n 1rzyer and p.alEe ss.'ic7 :" Cd e
ALL soULs church fCaita-iaa,.
state st-@et. co-r@- u Oak street. Paul
z. Pkalea. mi1ir-er. ~ a. u. church
sehool: 1919 a n. 1oruiag ss-vics VITA
anthems ~ rhs caoi- AID sernon ~
SAINT BAgNABAs' church. Rer. y.
q. 8ndersoa. rec-or: Church schooi.
- ?. Il. ereasong and sermoa. -
ssISr MARKS church. Pleazan.
Etreet. 2ey> Y Q. Adevoa. rector
cQpinggaz=gtma): Holy comncnion. -,
T. N: ch2-ch School fPa-ish hsue4l.
~ 3 u. r2-tnE. i..Auy and gerr4cr-.
DC a Il. evenSong ant sermon !;
- 2. u; Asfa Weooesdsy Feo. ~,
hay cona-n l,..s-s. so. ~ ara r1J A NJ :;
mathis. - y A. n: p-oceEs.onsl l..e.y,
s@.i.en'tzi o.5.cs. gto-y Of re cross.
hymns ard s<rnon. 71o = n Al =
Marks E,or-se. TEsstzy. holy conn1r-
in go A n: F-iiay. Maths. 80 a u
CEEIETAE SCIENCE society. VIZ
i4aas street: Eer.icss 81 p-JJ tco.ec-
'soai', sunday scAo9l. .s-J,: testimonial
meeting |sdn esczy at ~. Eead:ng
.oora ~ Christian Sc3ence char=l op.f.
Saturdays from ~ ~. slEo I=rc!r.g
l-bra-y .: Authorized Christian Science
wYit..gr.
WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
LET church. Pes. 4. Frs.cin Taich.
minister; 4eTvIceE a. mn. with ser.
m. Dy the miri.te-. .opIc The Pa
rezn. II Divine GoodnsEs." Ex- E:H-l1;
SUNDAY scf,o! Al II; 7. p. g Z. al s:
for1rn q. rs, with address oy L. F. e.
E1othzr1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

cion jordan. q f1tist IF -e1own. and
Ar. Justin Williams VII ac- az ac-
compa.ist for Miss Morgala-
Any WHO had the rare enjoyment
Of hearing Morgana IL CRY tz,l three
years ago viii recall the announce
mea. made from the stage ~ her
former manager that tire noted sing
e. would probably never again sing
II Augusta IS she was sooa % join
grand opera ranks and receive $3.50
per evening for her work.
Director Chapman was or par
italy correct IN his prophecy Nor
CANA became a famous grand opera
prirna donna and does CONN Z nd z
price usually proh!b!,!ve for Z city ot
this size but she is TO sing in city
hail next Thursday evening, and
there viii appear with her a piaris.
who has achieved equally as great
fame in his own musical sphere, and
4 LADY futist OF whom John Phillip
So1sa says: Has no superior il .h.s
country"
~ tns small admission prices
charged. the local managers cannot
look for profit, but will have the spe-
cial satisfaction OF bringing 20 -he.r
home CITY: what they fully believe
viii prove the finest musical event il.
IT'S history-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
SIGNS WON'T FAIL At AMERICAN
LEGION NIGHT IN OPEN FORUM

Unless ali signs fat. American Le-
gion night at the Open Forum Sun
day evening, promises TO be the big
gest and most interesting gathering
in the history Of this community or
ganiZat.on.
The music for the occasion viii be
especially fitting. In addition To the
congregational singing. led by Lieut..
Keith Ryan, there will be special
numbers including ''Tenting Tonight"
and America the Beautiful" by the
choir; Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing" and a selected solo by Miss
Florence Moody. mezzo- soprano and
Over There" BY Lieut.. Ryan.
The speaker wili be Lieut.. Frank
z. Southland who will not only tell
Of the aing Of the American Legio1
and the part that it is destined to
play in the political and economic at
fairs Of the country. but he will re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

late many personal incidents that
came under his observation as 70 The
attitude Of members Of the a. Z. =.
toward the great problems which The
United States !s now facing. Lie1.
Southland serTed IN both france and
Germany, attended z special course
AZ Sabonne university and came il
t,mateiy in touch with many con
ditions and had many experiences
that fell TO the lot OF few American
officers. II addition 20 this he is an
interesting and convincing speaker
Members Of the Augusta post, No
2. Of the American Legion have been
invited TO attend the Forum meeting
in the Winthrop stree, Cniversalis,
church. The meeting will be a fore
word to the great gathering in Au-
gusta City hall on the night Of sun
day, Feb. 22. when certificates from
the French government will be pre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Knights Templar May Use
Wine in COnferring Degrees

Knights Tsmpiar may Use wine IN
The confer-!ny Of degrees. according
- 4 ruling received Friday by Col
iector Tebbetts from Commissioner
Kramer.
commifgioner Kramer states that
= the vine used by the organization,
or ~ any other similar organization
IN good standing In the community
= il, good faith. intended for ritual
.zt!c purposes. not involving lever
age uEe, and IL 70 be uEeS in guam
titles not IN excess Of that reasonably
necessary for such purposes. Il 10 for
other than beverage purposes"
The provisions Of Regulation 80.
~ require that application be made
fo- a permit for the use OF wine for
cher than beverage purposes. SIT
'i,g forth the purposes for which ;.e
sing is 30 be Ya~1 ana tht. grsrt.ug
N such application must. Of courxe.
h=p@no uron the showing rnsce r.
fsHh instance"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

he p-oui,ea. e:.iSeas q -
cor,y. P-- 70 her mAzsas
Mclean con-hgtsa hSeey 70
cr, several u hs- scco
re. with n-ch tSvcr. Ines
,vo Children
Sanford :. FogE VAS born u
EaApea Ee received his eocea
IN. a. Ks,-s Hi and Bovooio ~
eye He s.-6iea law with !0oss
c-xs = WEsoa .. South Paris -
xss admitted . The bar n lsS-
Fog las been c.,y Soic-ior & BALE
-zSfs az The Bath rCnsc1pS1 c
a-5 clark Ct courts for saS2
couary. Judge Fog las been pso%
tosa. II TIE Nasczsc bodies Of .1e
STATE and : a pa% grand co1AoSes
g. TIE Grand ConDandev q Aaioe-
Judge Fozg married Jessie < Aooos
caux.ts- q EI,as Moody ATE O
Wio6so-. NJ. AID Ms EoEs cave
two boys. TIE elder G: whom Is co~
student L Eox6o.1 College
NJ SoG.ksrd vas born I. Aae-sI
4 SOMEWHAT unusual co-ociosacs =
.o-.-d = tie sae, thai the Few I'm
It-C-fs >8-
csp:z6 BY NJ. Sog,ha-d's father. tns
late Frank z Southland a BAH, NJ
Joseph williamson having eouSa.
OF: Mr. Southa-d when be entered
practice il Augusta NJ SouisAC
vas graduated from the Cnive-sl.S
ot Maine both academic and law he
has been . member Of tie ci.y gov
e.Dnen: c. Augusta ard was . oeo-
tsoac, Il the late war. He saw ser
zee Il TIE MeE&-A-gcoce ooeos.Fe
ard was later located at Coeieoz Il
re Any Ct Occupation NJ South
ard IS married AID has Two children
His wife vas formerly Miss Edith
Pe0b<s.o. Of Lewiston NJ South
ard Is member Of the State Exec1-
tive committee o. tie American Le-
E.cn. and vas chairman Of the com
ni.tss wh;ch drew up the Maize
Legion Constitution and Bylaws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
CHINA

"EST-Saturday. Jan. 81. Is said Z,
nave been the coldes, day OF this win.
ter. the thermometer registering Ss h..
low zero.
The n. L. L. Club me, SATURDAY
afternoon. Jan 81. with Mr.. and Mr..
r. Q. Burgess Nearly all the mero.
oefs were present. After the program,
an were invited to the dining room
"nefe they partook Of fine supper.
Anna Perkins is at home from oss
Grove school. Ill with influenza.
Evelyn Mackenzie has the murr.,
also several others
"ens are getting low h this yicin,,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
SIDNEY

WEST-F-:ends o. Miss Annie
Freeman Will be interested to learn
that she is slowly improving.
L.ewe!i:a Q. Abbott returned home
on Wednesday OF last week after an
absence Of three months N the log
ging woods OF Lzksvilie.
Q. B. Abbott made ten days bust
ness and pleasure trip 20 lincoln and
Springfield returning hons Monday.
Word has been received from
Private Basil E Trask that be is
gaining from az attack Of influenza
but net able to leave the hospital at
Camp Taylor. Ken
Edward Freeman. Cobu-n % Is
home for a short time.
Cecil Lovejoy. Cony -, is out Of
school from bad cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
ACHES And PAINS
SLoAN'S GETS EN-!
Famous pain and ache liniment
kept handy, brings crafty.
ing rsiief

n 60 Do stiff joints, lame hack, neu-
rziyta, OyeYtaxed Urgciss. AID
those pains from weather exposure. TOO
they don't axnt long against tho
eo1ntef-irrtxnt 5Ioxa's Hnimkn. pro-
Kssp this old family fY4s.A handy
'or instant use.-a little Dess1ztes
vfeAoU9 rubin 3. leaving no skin stains.
kssl . b1e1ie han6y always
An 0u0tEt1. Three sizes-3c.. IT,,
AD-AdV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

A-h-- L Deer:1g. Kecneh'ec coEc-
- farm bCrezu agent s-s M-ss
Es.s- Lyman. COUNTY 6e0onE--z-
.ion agent. passed Friday a. Itch
fad ~as-4 .hey attended AZ aI-dsy
q III bureau meeting. % ThursdzY
they attended an sFi-dsy meeting a.
E.3-ey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Ge.- Phil Sheridan Ci-cle, No. ;.
Ia6isz &: g. \ P, will met II Tsg1-
az sessio. Tuesday P. u z: 80 n
r. =. Z rail- An Interesting pro-
gram has hen arranged n obse-v-
snce Of Lineoiais and Washington
5srhday. Eenbers are requested 20
brig sandwiches ard cocxiss Q: 2
Washington pie. Mrs Ida J. Moore,
department president, IS 70 be tn
T0ss: u honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
NOTICE

10 " nnNrtd EaE6s.
You will please take notice that there
Wiz De q hearing At the municipal
s,Durt room on the zlsi day OF February.
is9. at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon Of tina;
CAY. 70 make proper ana suitable pro-
VISION Tor the care, custody sunf,or1
ana education Of your minor child
ROBERT A. COEY, Judge.
Augusta, Ne. Feb. II. ixz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

For . genuine good time attend the
X. q G. dance at Union hall Monday
evening. Feb. Is. Music fan OF pep"
and jazz 1.-THE kind dance lovers en-
Joy) by Cloutier's orchestra.
feb12-1l-lG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

An exces. ri acic IL the Eto.nach
so1Iz TIE scod ard stars fermenz-
don Distrssing gasss form. Your
0sah don't digest bat lay like Jumps
u IeA6- Then yosl have heartburn
dAtnleoee, f1Ilness, beIcEing. head
>eAA. and raj misery in tte stomach
and inte4tine4
A few tablets u ~Pape'= Diacep-
G1" bring relief atnos. az en-. ss
yAsy reach the r.onach ~Pspa's
Dtapspa.n" cos:s little az drug storez
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

! NJ. and Mrs. Earl Dyer and Frank
Dyer O. Palmyra were in Haruand
Monday TO attend the funeral Of Aaron
Barnes!
| Mrs. Thomas Litchseld. who under.
went an operation a. The E. NJ G. los.
pital in Bangor. is reported to Be doiar
as wei as can be expected.
Charles Wilbur is Ill with the sr;p a,
his home on the Pond road.
The family Of Mr. Lowell. who are
living in camp at Crays mill IA the
woods near Moose Pond, are verv I,
with influenza
The little child Of Charles White,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Written. who have
been dangerously i'll with influenza. sre
reported TO be better. Miss Smith. \
trained nurse from Bangor, is caring
for the Written child.
a R. Burton Is confined to the hou,e
with the grip.
Postmaster E. A. we6be. Is confined
20 the house with a severe cold.
Mrs. N90fy Leadbetter was called
home to mony Monday morning on
account Of her husbands illness.
Master Winfield Leadbetter is Ill at
re home Of his grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Seeiins
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hight we're n
"aasor for the day Tuesday.
TIE friends Of Mrs Blanche Harding.
v'ao has been seriously III with infireo-
"a. will be pleased that she is better At
i;s writing Mrs. Harding's brother.
Ralph Morrow. is i'll at their home on
Main St.
News were received Tuesday morning
that Mrs. H. o. Baker was Ill with
at her home in Bangor. Mr.
and Mrs. Baker were once residents Of
this village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

A speed meeting VIII 5< BED with
Jephthz EoSnp1s-. No. :, l O. O.
p on No16sy sTsl3cg. Feb. -. WIG.
.he Pz.-1srch1a. deg-ee VII b co--
se-.et On s=Te-sI ca,5ts.sE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
SHOP NOTES

Think Of the ]. Frank Pierce Store
when you wan, up-:o-6a-e CONNER
cal stationery ot high grade and
quality for cHce and sore.
Neville Smith d Son say TIA; the
February Emerson records include
You'd Bs Surprised" AL the Boys
Love May sung By Eddie Cantor.
star Of the Foll!es- They also have
these in sheet music as well as many
other hits among which are Anne
Ct Green Gables"
The East Side Pharmacy. 80 Coay
street. c. 4 Sheldon, Prop advo-
Gates the use Of Wild cherry and
aaxseed compound cough syrup for
the prevalent colds and as a proven
tztivs Of the "'su" i is most ef-
<sc-iye. TT j: today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Cap. Fz.cs Es--U-, Inspector
!--rcc-o. for The Taire Maize IL
.s-.ry, rs.. Friday 70 EetaE- vos-e
IN he eve,..g &c inspected he prog
cry u CO. 2 os the regiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Thocaas Gerard ot Jscklan VS.
trough. 20 .t-s city FRIDAY ae-s--oo-
q. r-eat-ea. a. he S-z-s hospital
He vas accompanied 70 Augvs.s BY
hls nephew. Henry Gerard, and L9o
D-ral o< JacEmzc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

sented TO The Parents % Augusta
yoGng nan killed II France.
The doors Of the church xin &c
opea a. SIS Sunday nigh. and the
program Will start q. us.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Co-Ts Ee-r.n las recovered tTl
IA s-.zck 81 tie gpTp< El4ca las
KEEP. an corf-ed 70 lis hozs to-
.svs-SI 6syE