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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
F a s h i o n a b | e
Shoes
POPULAR Baby Louis Heel
PUMPS and French
Heel Sailor Ties
81 30
Specially Priced!

These new styles are fin
er in appearance and more
dignihed in style than shoes
usually offered at such a
small prieing-and it is in
deed your opportunity to
provide the newest and most
wanted footwear at a worth
while saving.
There are more than
thousand pairs of fine pat
ent leather, dull leather,
black satin and black kid
skin. They are offered in
complete size range
widths IA to c; lengths
2H to 8. We could put
these shoes into our regular
stock and sell them for con-
siderably more. But we
prefer to sell them to you
at $40 a pair. Don't you
want to take advantage of
it:
Second Floor-LansburSh -
4 Brother ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
54-;nch Navy Blue Tr1cot;ne, Yard, 5000

This material is part placed last September 1t
have been delivered January The delay
profit Made of the reliable firms, VIM. F.
Read & Sons Co All of it Australian wool, anime dye
tailors be used for making piece
snappy separate skirts Value for day only
restrictions, yard, S689.
Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
Navy Serge Refers,
S8,75

Double-hreasted style, with
black buttons, two-button
belt all around3 self collar,
two side vents. chevron on
sleeves. They also como in
fancy wooden mixtures. in
doubie-breasted style. Sizes
"a to 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
48 g 81 Inch Wool
Velour, Yard 1898

This fine all wool 54nch Velour will be revelation
big value giving. The and texture good
that be readily adapted for the making OF tailored
suits, capes coats and separate skirts In delft blue
brown and black We have only limited quantity
Of each color, advise promptness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
1000 Yards All-Wool q 10
Navy Blue Serge, oil

This is remarkable value In this selling will also
include limited quantity of brown Burgundy marine and
black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-18
ANSWERING the Gail for
Colored Dress Linens

keep the aractiveness of appearance
through the hottest days of Summer you'll find that large
made from fine quality noncrush and
creaseless qualities necessity is full So inches wide
everv thread linen and -shunk Choice OF the following
colors: Light medium Copen and navy blues pink
orchid henna, nile, reseda green hello, American beauty
atural and white
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
THRn-W0 ADMITTED
ITO CITIZENSHIP WEDNESDAY
LIT THE SUPREME COURT

The hearing Of naturalization cases
by CHIEF Justice Leslie c. Cornish oc-
cupied Wednesdays session Of the
supreme Judicial court for keunebec
county. Thirty-rwo were admitted 70
citizenship during the day, the be-
ing. Joseph John Lzhaya, Alfred
Uube Ernest Cecil Niles, John VIII
son Grant. Ernest Wilson, Josephat
ouir-lou, all OF Watc-vilie; Frank
L.ada. Philemon Dumont. Joseph Les
saru. Ewa-t Lloyd Webb, Peter John
McCou-rnev. Michael Lambert, Ill Of
Augrsta. 1errge Haver.-. Archie
GirouE. Joseph Levi Lemieux, North
Vaasal buro; Giovanni Antonio Per-
razxi, William Henry Rees Cole. Eal-
lowell: William Morgan Buck. An
drew Henderson, John Baptiste Pc
lers, Duncan Thomson, George Rlc-
ards, Henry ElZar Beiangc-, Gal-ii-
ncr; James Herbert Storier, Fdrm-
.ngda.e, Tefrancc Putrlck Q'Connor
Chelsea, Louis Lemleux. James Hig-
gins. frank Percy Higgins, Cec..
Lawrence Higgins. Jarnas Dowuic
Siverzon. william Webster k!nuea-
w.nsIow. Charles EIiss McDermorI,
Belgrade.
The AmericaniZatlou committee Of
the koussinoc Chapter, .. a. r, was
on duty at the Office Of the clerk Of
courts to welcome each newiy-made
citizen.
The ladies Of the committee were
Mrs Charles "a. Jones, regent, also
chairman; Mrs. Blaine 6 Vice, VICE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
OF
PENNSYLVANIA
NEEDS REVISION

Harrisburg. March S-Pennsy.va :
a,a : ConnisElon On Constitutional
Amendment :Snd Revision. which for
tNo months has been considering
tentative charges Il the organic law
Of the state has t1Lker a recess until
April when i will hold hearings open
10 al citizens VINO have Suggestions
20 make
The present constitution has been
II force .or 45 years With Ouc few
changes The opinion that parts Of
me constitution a-e antlG uated AnC
TIA. ,arge municipalities cannot
properly function under snrne OF Its
alleged restrictions cr-vsra ilGed II the
appointment Of rhe commission 20
study the constitution with view %
Recommending 20 the reS. Leg.sia-
cu-e whether Il should be amended
or whether CONVENTION should be
called TO make an entire revision.
Many changes we're teuraL.ve.y
made II the preliminary stuC, One
of them was the insertion Of Al
amendment giving women the night
% vote Efforts arc beng MADE 70
-,ve Philadelphia F'-ccIsbLrg and 9th
er cities LARGE measure OF home
rule. ana changes n INC method Of
making appropriations 70 charitable
aac education institutions IN the
state were also tentar-veiy consid
red
The hearings Will continue Until
early summer 4nd = the fall the
co-rnissloa. which IS composed Of -
mem oers. VIII NEE, 70 make It's re
Dor. 70 De presented 70 The Legisla-
.u-e net JanUa-y-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

BY Sar the most noted indlvlaUA.
who has ever Addressed Al Open F'o-
rum audience II Augusta Will be pre-
scented IL the Forum IN the winthrop
street TniversaIist church oex1 sun
day evening. He - Lyman Ward,
founder and principal Of The South
e-n Industrial Institute tor white
youth III Camp ELL. Alabama.
So g-ea. is the reputation OF MI
Ward az speaker and educator. that
wherever he has appeared, the audi
ences have been SO large that nc
MORE people could get into the halls
His work IL Camp Hill among the
poor whites" stands out AS one OF
the greatest bits OF welfare achieve
ments in the history OF the Nation
Booker T. Washington who devoted
his life TO the aerternent Of the ne
gro IN the south. knew and appreciat-
ed the great work that Mr. Ward has
done among the white population In
speaking OF this, DR.. Washington
sa,d: Mr. Ward 7 know personally,
7 believe II him and hts sincerity and
in the patriotic impulses upon which
he IL acting Such work as he L. do
1uE. needs 30 be done II every coun-
ty Ia the South"
The story Mr.. Ward will give at the
Forum meeting. with the wonderfully
interesting personal touches VIII re-
veui to the people of the North new
fucts about the South. Instructive,
,,olistirr C-;rptny IN tn luUHA IN
tercst, the talk by the Crea. southern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

chairman; Mrs " H Fisher. Mrs
z. s Reid. Mrs ". Il Harris. Mrs.
=. ". Adams. Mr.. c. E. Paine, Mrs.
II. A. Priest. Mrs. L L. She-nur1s
and Miss Alice s Reynolds.
The whole chapter. being invited
70 participate. geetings Of welcome
we're sent and expressed 70 the Pc
l-ioners as they were presented
with The Americans Creed" and q
small american flag. each petitioner
being much pleased WITH the a.tsn-
Ion shown by the chapter
Court was adjourned late WedneS-
cay afternoon to 10 a N. Monday
March S. when some more natural
.za-ion cases will be taken up, those
cases being Of soldiers IN the late
wa.
The traverse jIrors vii report II
70 i. NJ. Tuesday, March 8. when the
trla. Of civil cases VIII be commence
ed Associate Justice Charles Dunn.
presiding
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
READFTID

OEPOT-kenneth Walton. snr OF
John Walton OF Oakland. vino had
been with his grandparents In Fay
cite, called On his aunt, Jennie Bean,
On his way 70 Oakland, Saturday.
after being qua-antined some time
On account Of scarlet fever u the
family.
Walter Pengis Of West Quincy,
Mass, Is a visitor Of Fred Leay;-t.
who Is a relative.
Miss Mildred Brown who attends
the Winthrop High school is quarau-
tined on account Of diprheria IN the
family OF relatives with whom she is
passing thew inter.
Wesley. Harold and Mildred Adeu
and Lee Townsend. VINO attend the
grammar school a: Winthrop, have
been TO school but two days. OWING 70
the ireguia-ity of .t1a trains last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Branne were
Sunday guests at the home Of L 8.
Wright
Mrs F1orena Luce. who started fur
Dixmout last week. where ner dxuxn-
ter. Mrs. Florence Chadbourne re-
sides, who with her husband and two
children are III with influenza and
pneumonia, Rad 4 hard time getting
there Mrs Luce went by t-ain TO
Brooks and by private conveyance,
eighs miles 70 the home Of her daugt,-
ter. where she arrived at = o'clock
P. NJ
Owen Coleman whose school n
Litchneid closed Friday is visiting IN
Lcwidtan.
Mr. and NH. Arthur Staples Of
Foxboro, Mass. came with the re-
mains OF their daughter. MISS Minnie
Staples. aged 20 years. VIM died with
pneumonia They were intending to
take her 10 Faserte for burial, but
finding the rnads - obstructed by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Ex-senator Martin Reynolds o.
Sidney Is IN town. because he ca1l
-r, home. He wns able To arrange
ny telephone 10 have SOME shoVe.ns
acme around his nome, but he expects
That II may be several days oefore
he secs how the snow looks N ttlaH
v,cinifv. MI Reynolds saio. regaro-
ing the present winter
..I'H admit that ! am s. years OF
,re M. ! claim that never before
h.ve seen as much snow II d VIII
,.- as this one and IN addition, l DO
NOT remember any winter that na :
so MANY below zero mornings
Again, for over % years I've been
v,s,tinr up around bingham. Mass.
and I'vc never before seen anything
Hk. tne amount Of snow as that
secrion now has.
III looks very much to me Ike a
regard winter, in more ways tnan
one"
who will dispute hin"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
how TO Re RID OF
DANGEROUS DANDRIFF

Il YOU have daad-ur you must get nd
NJ l. qrick-its positively dangerous
VIII su-a.y run YOUR hair II you don I.
Danurufy heads mean faded. brittle
sc-aggty hair that finally dies--new hair
Will not grow-then you are hairless and
nothing can help you
The SURE way To abolish GanCrufT tor
good Is To destroy the germ etla. CAUSES
IL To 40 this quickly, safely and with
out riER.nS q penny get from your drug
gists SOME Pa-isiaa sage tliGuic forum.
This is guaranteed 10 Danish al dan
arun stop itching scalp and falling
hair. and promote new growth or the
cost. small Is II IL, viii he refunded
Pa-sslan sage Is scientific prepa-a-
ZION that supplies hair neefis-an anti
septic liquid neither sticky or greasy.
easy 10 apply and deIicateiy rfumed.
II you want beautiful soft, thick. luz
ryous hair. and lots Of II. by all means
Use Partisan sage. Don't delzy-heg:H
tonignf-a little attention now helps In
sure abundant hair Tor years TO cnrne.-
Adv. uarccra-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
yASSALBORO

EORTE-E v. Gloomy. vino Is work.
ing in Ea.e-v:lle. passed me weekend
win his family.
harold Leighton. VINO works Y All
sus,a, passed The Weekend with his
tAlher
Mrs Albert EnbInsoE Is - n -ns
home Of her daughter, Mrs. T. c. G.-
ford
Ee-t I,eu,cn. who has been L, with IL
Guenza, S anle To ae OUT again.
Russell Aver. VINO Is employed IL
Winslow. passed the week END IL his
nome.
Miss Edith Cook. vino Is teaching II
Brockton, Mass. passed last week VIII
her sister. M;ss HARRIET Cook. return
ing TO ner duties Sa.uroay-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Major Albert E. Widgery Of Port
iand, divisional officer OF The Sa.Ta-
cIor Army. visited II The CRY or
Wednesday as the guest Of Com
mandant T. 4. Magee, II cAarge Of
the iocai corps. Major Widgery l.
very pleased that the Augusta Corps
has purchased the propertv al the
corner of Winthrop and Dicl1man
streets and spoke OF tAac move as
being n line wl-h the extension work
that IS being carried on BY The 0a.-
vatior attn n tbs New Lrg.ald
district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

storms. they were Obliged 10 en-
tomb the body AZ ReadfieiG Corner
ceuetsf-
William Whittier was kuocked cver
b. al OK which was running VIII
others n the yard. air. Whittier suB-
tained an injury hUt not apparently
FERROUS.
measles.
Mra- Melvin Afauter was the guest
OF Mrs. Esfeiie Dudley SATURDAY
1r. oakes. super;nfandeuf of
schools In Rsadfiei6, Mt. Vernon. Bel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Card OF Thanks

IN this time Of our great sorrow n
tbs, loss Of our husband and brother,
Cnas. u. CroweIl. we visit II ex-
press our appreciation for the kind
ness shown us by our friends anc
neighbors IL acts and deeds and Ic
me several organizations with which
our loved one was affiliated for The
beautiful fora offerings
MRS CNAS. W CROwELI
HOWARD CROwELL and FAM.
Ly
ELLA r. CROwELr
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keep URIC ACID
OUT OF JOINTS
-.Hs 7reurarisn Sufferers % Ea.
-ex1 Meat anc Take Salts

III II easier 70 avoid Than
weIl-knowu author
used 70 dress warm
4e.r -. Get dr.; avoid expo
~ neat. but drink 7ienrs
/ =c-
.-.egrr. .a.. s 4 d.rect result Of
ca,,,~ -oo -nIon meat and Other rich
N. 1e --oG ice uric acid which is
..sa-.- no the blood. = is The
--o'sry the kidneys 10 filter this
,@ III no biooo and cast I. oU1
:, .-" The pores Of the sl-4n arc
az -1l-Is Of freeing the blood OF
- ..::,2.-7u-,-- II clamp and chilly
nc ~ea- her The skin pores are
-.oss> .a4a forcing the kidne-s 70 dc
- ~o-s the" become weak and
lg;s;..- IL al 20 eliminate LhC uric
- a. ..eeps arcun:liaI,uG and
mig trough the svsrera. even
=. a@'-..-- Il the JOINTS and -us-
{ -.-.ss14 fitness, soreness and
~ -a-.r- rheumatism.
u. .ilt CWi1Ee or -NeES1a IlSll
sG -. pharmacy about four
'.--cs- Z. az salts; put = table
''oHl. 3 glass OF water and
- aa.o~. 1~ea411ast each morning
.: We. This Is salc 20 eliminate
- sc.. stimulating the kidneys
Z 12--n- zion, thus Kidding the
-.2', Q, -.se Mqu-It;es.
42c =a-.2 Z inexpensive, harmless
II 4 MADE rom the acid OF grapes
= e-loE llcl, combined With Iiraia
~ 4 4sAl With excellent results BY
''-sanc, - folks whn are subject -
y a.:cE,. here you have a pleas
= a..e-'escsr- Iitn,a-v water drunk
=" le.qs overcome uric acid and
+ eAs:lc.-- = -'ou- kidneys as well.
az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
MADISON


4 QU1ss wedding vas sniemn;1sd
Monday evening AZ the parsonage On
Middle Street oy Rev. William wood.
the contracting parties being two
well known Madison young peopie.
Jorn Charles Burton and MISS Luia
Vera Smith The Single r.ng uervice
was use6 and the ceremony was w.t.
nasse6 sy ar.y q ve- few triea6s.
M Burton SERVED WITH the American
forces = France anc was wounded
The very lars Ga- Of The war aouu.
al hour and Z half oefors the armts-
uce Was announced Since MS re-
ployec rs driver Of the American Ex-
press team and n the parer depart
nent Of the G-ea. Northern Paper
mil. Mise Smith has served rs
srsnog-apher Z the ONCE Of Judge
Charles O Small far The past year
anc ha-t and has WIDE circle Of
friends II this vicinity. After . short
hnneymocu trip NJ and Mrs. Burton
vii reside or farm n SrR-ks.
The sacrament a. the Lords supper
VII be observed a. the Methodist
Episcopal church nsx1 sunday morn
-ag an6 The theme Of the sermon VII
De The Two Cups." The subject for
he evea,ag address VIII De Power,
Purpose. anc Pursuits" CT "Ca-Alogu-
tar a Chr-cs's " o-k,ng Ability"
Arrangements are Under way TOR a
March hare" social 20 oe heiG - the
Congregational church vest-y Friday
evening.
Miss Arlene Barley : working II
ne Office of the Augusta Trust Com
9acv this week.
Mrs. Laid Ear,sev is reported II
De CRITICALLY III WITH pneumonia II
aer home n AcsoI..
Dr. v. Z kenn.son. Who mas been
confined - his home BY Illness tor
the past month l. now able 10 be OUT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Don't Spoil Your Hair
By Washing h

"'4e' u wash your hair, be care
@'.- u Gse. Most soaps and
a. .2-apoos cortH.n toe much
= "al.1 l. very injurious, as II
~ - zap and makes the hair
~ d. c1l9r % use IL Muiaif1ed
:. saanpoo, fOr -1is Il pure
" I'LL S-caselcsa. It's very
p az 3eacS anything else a., 70
FL al ger this IL any drug
III -ew ounces vii last the
- IN, Ear months.
zig noisten the hair with water
:, I'll . about q tcasp0oEfni il
L -"rui-.d. L makes an
.,'.,-a'' 70 1t -ch, creamy lather.
- -ac,ousa!s and rinscs out
ar 92.- dries quickly and
-aa sof:. @-csh looking.
way and easy 10
:. Sci es. Il ioasens and takes
1a--lcie OF aglYc, dirt and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

D. T Foster. the veteran cream
man. says -nut n the =" wears nc has
had hls ROUTE he ney-er missed 4 tr.p
before tlis winter. and has missed.
but TWO Ibis season. Asked how u
managed TO make that KIND Of Z
record ne sald the people out in his
ncighhor,looG knew how - make use
of snow shovels, and weren't afraid
70 use en-. or words e tn: effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

rhou,as Maurice. che three-ncnths-oid
son Of M-. and Hrs Albert { Nc
1aushlin. il. passed away AZ III ? NJ
weruesuay q. the home on the Belgrade
-oad. Funeral services vii be held al
. n this afternoon and the remains VIII
Ne pIacec Il the Receiving tonh a. Nj
Pleasant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

4 veteran from Togus was a--aIsrea
Wednesday betore Recorder A--au-
Tim X the munIcIpa! cou-, Oh 1le
charge Of Drunkenness As il was his
first appearance before the court ne waa
discharged after payment o. / 2ou.-
nal fine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

The city treasurer has Issued IND
t1raed over 70 the police officers
summons for each person who HIS
NOT paid the 1919 PERSONA and puil
taxes. The officers are Eerring vel
over the list and Sc ra- no arrests
have been aecessa-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
MANCHESTER

A Republican Caucus VIII De Aeic
r-;dav evening, March III the resi-
a.,re of Y. IL. Leufest for the pur-
80 af e,cct.ug delegates and alter
macs, To atteud The 5iaie ana o.0-
rrict carveations. Al Bangor a'S"
Va choose q town co'aulIrtse'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Mrs. Thomas 4. James VIII leave
this -hUrsday morning for Me-dea.
c.. called by The critical illness Of
Ter mother. Mrs. Cha-ies So--ies,
who has been Ill for the past wear
Her age Il about /. years and fears
arr entertained Is t. her recover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Attorneys William r Par-anga-
and Thomas Leigh returned WeCnes-
day morning from Skovnegar where
they have beer for the past three
weeks engaged Us counsel tor Jon-
A Burke, the Respondent. II the
Sx-riey murder trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
NOTICE
Augusta. Me.. Marc

AuC,,sta, Ne. MaYct l. I'D
~ the Municipal Officers
"A. a ns b.s On Momdav. Murch s, I'D.
AZ m' so r. H.. IN the Aldermen a =. ,no :,
Civ Hail anguish Maine 10 ac' aoo,'
rho complaint OF Joseph r. .,,,as CUTE 5nn1
Justice of the Peace, WHO a'i's''
F,rnmg q Wreath Is INSANE
-ELEIGH MARTIN, MA 4oh'
.urhid1t
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Funeral Of c,arsnce G. Cooper

The funeral OF The Late CLARENCE q
copne- WIS held IL = O'Clock Wednes-
oay afternoon from -.ie home OF the pr
-.n.s. MI. and Mrs. crrln 3. Cooper, :
willow sc-est. Rev. a. F'rancis ~a!cS
offic;aeing The remains were placed IL
the III. Pleasant receiving tomb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Funeral Of jeanette M. eeauIisu

Funeral services for the late jeanette
IL. 5eauiieu were held u. 30 Wedncs-
du- afternoon IT the St. Augustine
church. Rev. F.. William F-awlev, til"
cu.7a,c, orac.atiaS. The reraains were
placed N the Receiving tomb - NJ
Pleasant cemetRy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Register Of Deeds John N. East
man went "Wednesday afternoon 70
Benton 70 attend II the evening
meeting OF The Fairfield Ind Benton
Board Of Trade.
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4 WONDERFUL STORY LYMAN WARD
WILL have TO TELL: THE open FORUM

educator should De The most absorb
ing ever heard 4: Forum meeting II
Maine. The doors VIII open a. Gas
as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Charles E McDcrmnti Of Beig-zde Is
passing few days Il this city with his
wifi pA-gnts, Mr, anu Mrs.. Bc-t =
stuart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

N-s. Walter =. St.ason ANNOUNCES
the engagement " her oaughler En-
lily Stanwood to NJ Keith Ryan, Of
Anguish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

The omaus Republican city
committee held a meeting AT the
Community Clubhouse Tuesday az
ternoon. There was a good attend
aace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Here IS one example Of the wealth Of fruit
II JGy-Jen desserts
We crush pineappls N Ea~zu-Hrit TOO
ripe to ship The juice OF hall trrir IS COT
densed and sealed u vial to favor one Dit
dessert
Yet the whole dessert costs but few cents
ready at your call.
So with eight -ica fruits whica come II T1Sy-
Te.I. Al are made from crushed fruit, al are
abundant All come n liquid form. condensed
and sealed n glass "a bottle II each package
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Fred Wilson Of Portland. stenor-
rapher for the supreme 1uSicia!
court Is making ahnr. s0y n the
city u connection with hiE work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Mise GAzei Chase a. vasua rho,-- WAS
admitted 70 the Augusta General nnspi
I'll wednesday tnr surgical treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

tton- Frank G Fartagton went TO
Waterville on Wednesday afternoon
on brief business r-1p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

grade and Fayer1A has returned II
his home n Pennington Fails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

6 !. Randall OF Sowdninham was Il
the City awhile Wednesday Oh uarte-s
Of Business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Reai-huit flavors in bottles

Mark c:1;s Tify-Teu distinction Note how It
differs from oid-sryle quick geiatine desserts.
JiSy-Teil alone has these bottled 1-u.r-i-,;ce
essences
lei desserts are f-.-it-rade 6a;1ries
rich IN fruit The fruit taste IS not mere flavor
and not artificial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

N ?. Whittier Of Coope-E Mile WEE
oHtuezs cllier Wecnesday II this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

People need fruit daily. Now. when t---1- s
costly, rh;s IS a. ideal way = serve Z
Complete desserts
TrEv-Jeu comes rra6y-sweecened Il i ACID
ulac-d with -vapora-ed --u,t acid 4 rare
grade gela1ae : Il II, and the t--ir-;.ulce es-
scace n vial
You simply add hot water as directed on
package, and le- cool Then package OF Ii1y-
Tel serves SIX people II mold form, o twelve
i YOU whip the je--.
Yet this t-ult-r1ade da1-z-, rich :, 1-c1-, costs
a c-ihe. L costs less rhan serving apples.
Twill delight you
Try JiEy-Jer II various r-i,t havors Try LING
fruit favor for tart green salad ct. Try l1,ar
for mint ci serve with meats.
Learn waat these Ca!r-Ies mean n YOU. Compare
them with od-srvIe desserts OF TINS type.
We offer you choice O. several 5O-ceut mods I
YOU viii do this. and a. once. CIT ou. or oEe- SO
you wo-t forget.