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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30
COULD NOT BEGIN TO TELL ALL

81 could not tell you all the benefits l had
from the use OF Foleys Honey and Tar" writes
Miss Rose Forke, 2O9 Hawkins Ave, N. Brad
dock, Pa. 81 had a cold in my chest and
fearing it would cause pneumonia l tried
Foleys Honey and Tar and it was not long
till I felt relieved. I hope others suffering from
severe colds will try it," Many such letters have
been written about this time-tried reliable
family medicine for coughs colds Group and
whooping cough
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30
Her Majesty Serene.

"There is never an angry word spo-
ken in your home"
mo one dares lift his voice The
cook might think we were talking to
her"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30
Card of Thanks

| wish to express sincere thanks to
the neighbors and friends for their
many acts of kindness, and the beau
tiiuI flowers sent in my recent bereave-
ment
Mr. w. B. Whitney
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30
Hard to Get.

"Sir, demand to get satisfaction
for this insult"
"WelI, | don't see how you could
get one more satisfactory"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30

There is plenty of room at the top
without pushing anybody off
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30
ORWELL COLUMN
(Mrs. o. S. Wisell, Correspondent.

AmA0s We We W ASNAAi
Miss Nina Garvey is visiting Mrs.
A. c. Barnard.
Mrs. Bailey and son Of Rochester are
at Allie Browns,
n. A. Guyette of Proctor spent a day
or two here last week.
Thomas Clifford of Broogly is a
guest at Stephen Hayes.
+. /. Patnode of Brandon spent sew
eral days in town last week.
Mr. Cowan of Rutland is doing repair
work for the Shoreham Telephone Co,
lanes Dewitt visited his brother,
Michael Dewitt in Rutland forl a few
days last week
= Miss Maude Smith of Chicopee,
/ Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. l.. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brock have
moved from Ticonderog9 into the
Katie Trip house.
/ Mrs. Ellen Wood arrived on Monday
to spend the summer with her aunt,
4 Mrs II. d. Branch.
The ball game Saturday forenoon
junior teams resulted in a score OF ia
in favor of the visiting team.
, Mrs. John Fitzgerald went Thursday
= of last week to Schroon Lake, n. " to
visit her daughter, Mrs. William Clan
mai
Mrs. McAllster has returned to her
home in Moriah, after spending week
with her daughter, Mrs. Addie God
dard
Leland Hall and friend, Mr.. Potter
! of T. c. A., Poultney, spent the week
end with Mr. Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Mall
Mrs. H L. Keller who spent several
days as the guest of Mrs. Amanda
Warren and daughter, returned to Ii
conderoga Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Morris and Peter
Todriff of Rutland were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Cassavaugh from
Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. tanners and son
Robert of Portsmouth, n. H, are
guests at the home of Mrs. tanners
daughter, Mrs Joseph Laffley.
Mrs. Esther Ducharme has returned
from a week spent with her daughter
Mrs. Marshall Bannister in Burlington
and is staying with Mrs Alice Root.
The Foreign department of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society will held its
next meeting at the Ladies Rooms on
the afternoon of Wednesday, May D,
with Mrs r. c. Young as hostess AT
this time there will be a food sale The
cook book compiled by the ladies of
the town will also be on sale
Miss L. Agnes Mercure is seriously
i'll at the Rutland hospital. Her sis
ters the Misses Emma and Alice Mer-
cure we're called there on Wednesday,
At the box social given by the Young
school April "a, the sum of S225O was
realized toward the victrola fund, max
ing the amount now on hand 5000
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-04-30
Reception

Nearly one hundred people attended
the reception at the Ladies' Rooms last
Thursday evening rendered Rev. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Isaacs who go this week
Thursday to Cochran, Col, where Mr..
Isaacs will superintend the develop
ment of the extension work OF the
Plateau Valley demonstration parish" .
The plans for the parish present a new
approach to the home missionary prob
lem. Cochran is situated in Mesa Co..
about twenty-five miles from Junction
City, Col. Mr.. IsaaCs has served as
pastor of the Orwell Congregational
Church during the past seven years
and has been a power for good in the
church and in the community at large
and has made his influence felt in
County and State work. Rev. and Mrs.
Isaacs have won for themselves many
warm personal friends whose best wish
esq will follow them to their new ile!d
of service.
Fortnightly Annual Meeting
The Fortnightly Club held its an
nual meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs J. H. Thomas, twenty
three members and three guests being
present. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
Mrs L. N. Bessette; vice-president,
Mrs c. L. Munger; secretary, Mrs. R.
S. Hail. assistant secretary, Mrs. A. A.
Munger; treasurer Mrs. o. s. Wisell
program committee, Mrs. c. ]. Blair,
Miss Fannie Brown, Mrs. J. A. Greg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

m nniroa nhoi i,. pattern makers. Core
Wriss iul aad fSqnary fersmen wanssa
union or nonunion. and where nnM11atheri
proved Address $40 Gambler RuiIdee I'm : :
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EK-WantSh. good farmer to have
cnRrSe OF cattle. etc, and helm on
farm: within 90 miles Richmond IL
right party. $50 per month. house. gardes.
a anu wood. Answer by .letter. a41. Han,
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MACHlSISTS AND DOILERMAKERs
y , wanted by the Chesapeake and Ohio
SSuperin;endsnt motive power Richmon,i'
49, III; " w. Robertson. master mechanis
ssupI5in,,sndent. Huntington. W. Va. os sn w
Sl nWa'ier. master mechanic. Huntington'
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantctl-Fcnlal
SALESLADIES-

Miller & Rhoads desire
the services of several
salesladies, those with
a high school educa-
ton preferred. Sell
ing experience not
necessary, although
advantageous. Apply
in person, Employ
ment Bureau.
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FORD cHANIC-Wanted. frst-ciasi
Foru mechanic, none other need apply
Address box a0S, Louisa, Va
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CARPENTERS. BRICKLAYERS AMI
BUILDERS Observation-Disclosures nay
goes to men who understand blue print
plans. You can learn quickly at homo
Let mo send you free lesson in plaI
read!ng. No charge. Write today Ad.
dress Charles w. Morey. supt. 1875, Chi
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MEN-Bts Jobs open. Your city mns7 =. -
,. men. $40 daily easy. New method rs =
,,r,,n BRASS beds. autos chandeifers-s
catnr. mi. unnhetai Co.. 4. Elm. De.
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IN Wanted. two bright. snappy- mar
tnl ih'estisntion work; must he aSs
r rn Ealiwnys Apply. giving age ~.
nSes!ence. 10 L. .. Box 1925, phiIadeinbia
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teLEPHONE your Want Ad to Tho
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
IbeutliS
In NicinOriiiin

BLANCHE BickEKS JONES.
"Df such !a the Kingdom Of heaven.
In loving memory of blanche. our dear
|ster. Whose sweet upirit winged its h!Hht
\ the realm OF eternal day al noon De-
emb.r /, 1919.
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LAD1ES--Mako sparc-t,mc money clip
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Agency. y Louis.
LADY SOLICIToRS-If you want u rapiJ
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us Immediately. Universal Products Co.
Minneapolis. MINI.
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Help Wantctl-Maie
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EMPLOYMENT
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Help Wnnteti-NIaIe

BECOME DRAFrsMAN. Big donians
- for our graduates Mt excellent salaries
We teach you mechanical drafting
vious training required. Write today fu 4
catalogue. Columbia School OF Drafting
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BUSINESS SERVICE

HNIRDRESSINO PARLORS-IiI ueh hes
iialrdrcssing pariors. Permanent hair
waves. man.curinE. face massage. sham
pooling. scAlp treatment. etc. Your
SSombinrs made into hair switches. All
kinds of hair goods hand. For APP
ppintmtnt. cali Randolph 1851. 200 -.
Third Street
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BLANCHE Bltk ENS JONES.
'Of such Ia the Kingdom Of heaven.
In loving memory al blanche. our dear
s,er. Whose sweet upirit winged i,s Night
the realm OF eternal day II, noon De-
enber /. 1919.
". shalt Iicep. bu; not forever.
There VIII bc a glorious dawn
We shall meet 10 part. no. never.
oh 'AS ''s'''se' Julia '' and ncr,ie.
brance Of our dar:!nE dauYEa,ef, Tan js;.!
n. year ago tomorrow. April >. 1918
-, alone in :hc twilight.
Thini.ifg abou, my Ifecipus ehiit.
Who had to leave u an.
Sometimes almost fancy
Ana "f' roach s." 70 ia" Siasp he. loving hand.
hut nothing do 'rc
Ara % M, be-: 70 s,nii.s; !.
For God vii e, M come 20 ''A
N''.' 49, Father and Mother.
ANcE--in loving remembrance NJ our
dear ron and broth, i.e ..Ti, On;
20 March -, loiS.
nj, alon. in the twilight.
!, the shadows begin 20 fall.
Blinking al my dear boy.
no had 20 leave Us all
,u are gone. .u, no, forEc,'en,
[csh. our love wii! ever he.
,r as long Is thee - m.mory.
,d called Hin home. !, was his VII.
Ia, In our hearts @e love INN sh.!'
|. memory is dear today
II III" hour he iassed away
~ s,,..,, and
ny n,a M ''''"S "''"e'' .''',s'
IJ,i XsoS--In loving REMEMBRANCE OF
our dear rno,hcr. Mrs. Martha Lee
1ninson' "ho n'"" SIX years u.s.
I2lt
- m. ,.,u
lt il our hearts 80 love her still.
IN IN. hour She aassvh away.
pa, WIN or ~, "il no, comp.ain,
- 80 iii ,n.,, ar,tn
~ Nt''> :" 49, ,l.r Ihilat~n
>TTEHwnIrE Ia s-i nu. !oy.ns re-;
m-nt.. pf oar dear mother. VINO dicd
'" 49, go "
Ia IL swee, 10 Near your name.
III. ~e loved y.a dearly.
In aeath We % tiin same.
Hare pleasures to recall.
And died BELOVED by ali.
80, :. ~. ,.,., a.,
-.
PC Ictt AT on. as a.n.n" -, s IL
pc was n',."s mother ~"
lwass . hs!S!as hand ~ to he: END co,,sr.n.
MITI-In m.fI.ram to neniamin w.
Smith who died February /. 1870.
Ia your birthday oh. my husband.
Ind my moor hrart i. sad
,r my dear husband Is not with me.
6ttu, zone where All Is blight and glad.
not e""'
oday ! MADE e,"t" 10, ySu' ,ov.
nd pray the Angels WIN take u
To you, in your home above.
= littI~ OUcrinE. my ttaI
But All that Eta cou!a give
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VI kN-Wantcd. Wide awake men ,o-,,,...,-.
nat cleaning and blocking estshIIppSSs
ments: small capital; excellent profifs w.
supply equipment and tell you how wrn
LOT nooklct. II. w. Bender a 20 n psSe
al. Charlotte N c, - w., bept.
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Peaceful be your rest, my child.
Rest from dusou,s and roaring cannon.
For hope to meet you in the great
beyond.
Then my sleepiess nights. prayers and
tears will all be worth while.
Mother.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
NO AGREEMENT YET
 ON DE FACTO RULER
 DECLARES GONZALES
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI

MEXICO CITY, Friday, May 14-No dency of Mexico has been agreed upon by the revoIutionists, General Pablo Gonzalez said in an interview with the Associated Press
 Gen. Antonio l. VilIareal, recently named commander of the revolutionary forces in Coahuila, Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas. would be acceptable to him as a candidate for the provisional presidency General Gonzalez added
 General Villareal was a general un- der President Francisco I. Madero who deposed Porfirio Diaz, and was named president of the Aguas Calien- tes convention in 1915, where the plan of Guadalupe" which CarranZa took as his platform. was drawn up.
 General Nillarea1 conferred with Gen. P. Elias Gales, revolutionary secretary of war, in Hermosillo, Sonora, May l, and with Adolfo de Ia Huerta. com mander Of the revolution, in Agua Prieta May 2.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
DR. JAMES AGAIN ID
 TALK TO BOY SCOUTS

Describing his personal experiences with wild animals George Wharton James will make an address before the Boy Scouts at the Cathedral House at : o'clock this evening.
 MT. James, whose series of lectures have been of interest to Phoenix audiences. is leaving shortly for the coast visiting his date orchard in Southern California before returning to Pasadena, where he makes his home.
 Mir. James before he leaves the state will be in Chandler on Monday. In the arcade of the San Marcos he will give an illustrated talk on Loves Power over Wild Animals"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
MARY AND PRIMARY
 PET SHEEP NAMES

In compliment to the season, Joe Pro- ehaska, state game warden, has named his pet sheep Mary and Primary.
 Some time ago Mir. Prochaska stated that he would be glad to receive a list of name suggestions for the two little mountain sheep which are under his protection. The office was flooded with long lists of names the ones most pleasing to his fancy being Kate and Duplicate. which were submitted by
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

Jesse Boyce, state auditor. Just about the time the christening party was scheduled, MT. Prochaska thought or Mary and Primary which he has de- cided will be the names of the sheep to be presented to the University of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

The efficiency Of the Republic truck was again demonstrated, and the feas- ibility of making short hauls about the state was clearly shown last week when a Republic truck took on board a complete hay bater and delivered il
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

in Florence at the trifling cost Of $65O for gas and oil. The railroads were tied up when the baler was needed in Florence. Manager Fulllerson of the Southern Border Motor company. dis tributors for the Republic, decided
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Breaking Through the Embargo

During the past week we received many badly needed shipments Solid loads bed able Armstrong pieces that will be through the store nerestng dproftab
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
New Draperies for New Homes

She going be quite particular the windows
 When Reang prepared with proper
 dapey woIroom with experienced will responsibility makin the ecurtains sanddra esproperv
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

there was no better way to get the baIer to Florence than by shipping it oy truck. There was no difficulty on the trip and the baler arrived in less time than had 1t been shipped by rail- road
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

thirty 0 with their furnishing problems That
  homes
 a stock from which all of the home furnishings be bought They of reliable the kitchen furniture ha dining bedrOO
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

Young married folks will find the fur nishing of the first home most interesting and pleasurable. If they use good judg- ment, buy wisely, considering the future, they will in after years look upon their first investment in home comforts as one of the best investments of their lives
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Proud of the Kitchen

Every thorough housekeeper has pardonable pride and joy in the appearance of her kitchen. Nothing adds more to the appearance and efficiency of the kitchen than good refrigerator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

Sawyer and Miss Angie Bartlett at
tended the teachers convention at
Bangor last week.
a. L. Young of Auburn was calling
on friends in town SATURDAY.
Mr. and Mrs H H Adams have
moved to their new home at the vi
iage-
Mrs. Lucinda Farnham has pur-
chased the Stevens house al the VII
iage. and is moving her goods here
from the Lakes.
Miss Edna Hutchlns OF Oakland is
caring for Mrs. G. B. Farnham, who
is quite ILL.,
Miss Ethel Childs has returned 10
Cleveland. O.. after passing the sum
mer ar her home here
Mrs Waldenar Kaempfeut of New
York is the guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Yeaton-
There will be work in the first and
second degree at Belgrade grange.
Saturday evening. Nov 6th.
Miss Margaret Gordon of Readfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

plans to remain at home a week to
recover from the effects of the acct
dent
The o. A B. Class OF the Methodist
Sunday school taught by Miss
Marietta Nichols. had very jolly
Halloween party Saturday in the
Epworth League room. which was
decorated in an artistic manner rs
the Misses Viola Loyley and Esther
Viles. The guests were greeted by
Miss Nichols in ghosts costume
and taken to a mirror, where they
saw their future husbands. who was
Miss Esther Viles attired in boys
apparel The games and stunts
caused a great deal of sport Each
member of the class had one guest.
making about IS in all and nearly
all wore costumes and masks Ice
cream vas served by the hostesses-
Miss Beatrice Smiley returned to
her school in Winslow after visiting
over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dell Smiley.
Mr.. ard Mrs Russell Cleveland
and daughter Eva and son George,
who have been passing some time in
Springfield. Mass. returned to Skow-
hogan Saturday.
Miss Jennie Murray returned to
wateryilIe Monday morning after
passing the weekend with her pa
rents
Mrs. Fred Richardson. who has
been the guest of relatives in town.
has returned TO her home in Port
land. She was accompanied by her
husband. Albert Oulton. who will
visit with her for time.
Mrs. Bert Rich. who has been the
guest of her father. Stiln1an Holmes,
and her daughter. Mrs. Beatrice Bige-
low. for a week has returned to her
home in Watsrville-
Chester Barker went TO Lewiston
Monday. where he is employed
+. Mrs. Ernest Croker and son, Don
aid. of Clinton. have been the recent
guests Of Mr.. Croker, who is en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

Chs3e's cousins. Mr.. and Mrs sidney
Walker
: Mr.. and Mrs Mark Savage. Mrs
Sayage's mother, Mrs. Bergman and
sister, Miss Annie Bergman of Oak
land and Mrs John A. Moores motor
ed to Bangor and -Orono. Sunday.
Prof H o. Sampson who was the
guest over Sunday OF Prof. and Mrs.
Charles C. Cleveland. left on the s55
train Monday afternoon for New Jer-
sey-
Friends Of Mrs. George Brooks VIII
be sorry 70 know that she is Ill with
the grip at her home on the Middle
road ..--..
Clifford Littlefeld OF Rochester. N
H. On complaint OF not supporting
his wife and two children of Show
hogan was taken before Judge H. H.
Brazzen in Fairfield on Friday and
the case continued until 10 O'Clock
on Monday morning when il was
brought before the regular session Of
the Western Somerset Municipal
court with the new Judge. Elmer Saw
yer OF North Arson presiding. BE
tween the continuance of the case on
Friday and Monday morning arrange
mentS had been made with Mr. and
Mrs. LittlefeId <or them TO go back
10 living together and for Littlefeld
TO support his family. The judge
made a decree that Littlefeld should
pay his wife SO per week and report
to the judge on the first Monday in
JANUARY Mrs Littlefeld and her
father. Alphonzo Larabee went sure
/ iry for LittIefield Hon. Lyman l..
Watson in behalf OF the town repre-
scented Mrs. I-jJtIefie!d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

and suffered a fracture of one leg.
He was brought TO the Somerset
hospital, where on Monday morning
he was operated upon
The Helen Coburn Missionary
Circle Of the Bethany Baptist church
Will hold its November meeting on
Friday afternoon with Mrs Everett
T. Goodrich at her home on Madison
avenue At this meeting. commit
tees viii be appointed and arrange
ments made for the annual Thanks
giving social which is held annually
under the auspices of this society.
All ladies' of the church and parish
are invited to attend the meeting on
Friday afternoon An interesting
program viii be given.
Miss Jessie McGreggor, who has
been for the past year one OF the
stencgraphers YIN the Office of the
Portland Argus. has resigned her
position there and is passing a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Grace
Tolman at her home on Elm street
Mrs Ben Perkins returned Satur-
day from Scion. where she has been
passing two weeks with her hus-
band. who Ia working for Horace
Spear. getting out stave lumber.
The officers Of Bethany Baptist
church and the officers of the auxil-
larry societies held the regular
monthly business meeting Monday
evening with Rev. and Mrs. George
Merriam at the parsonage. Reports
were given and plans discussed for
the winters work Of the church.
Miss Rosa Richardson Of Canaan,
a student at the Lawrence High
school, Fairfield. passed the week
end in town. the guest Of Mrs
Gertrude W. Gates.
The regular meeting of Carrabas-
sett Lodge l. o. O. F.. viii be held
W Wednesday evening in their hall.
The regular meeting of St John
the BAPTIST Society. which would
have been held on this Tuesday eve
ming. was held Saturday at o'clock
IN Convent hall because of a special
service which will be held in the
Catholic church this evening.
Mrs Marion Drake-Fianders on
next Sunday will resume her duties
at the Bethany Baptist church as
choir director and soloist. The first
rehearsal of the choir win be held on
Saturday evening at the church.
Rev Herbert L. Nichols of the
Centenary Methodist church preach
ca Sunday morning on The Unfin-
ished Job. instead Of on The Mes
sage OF the Falling Leaves" Mr..
Nichols In his sermon spoke of the
work already accomplished for
temperance and the work to be done
in the future
r. A Barnes Of Summer street.
who has been working on a construc-
ton job at Benton. met with an acct-
dent last Thursday when he fen 30
feet striking On some pIanks. No
bones were broken. but Mr.. Barnes
ID pretty lame and sore from the fall.
He was brought home Saturday ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
CHELSEA

wEST-Leo Sheldon gave Haiiow-
cen party Saturday evening 10 his
friends and schoclmates- Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Henry Springer and Mr- Young Of
Augusta called on ". b Trask Sun
day
Mrs Margaret Partridge of Augusta
passed Sunday at G. A SheIdon}s-
Mrs. w. A, Colla-- has gone TO Mas
sachusetts for he winter Mr. Collar
will 60 later
Ed Martin returned Sunday from a
weeks visit at Carratunk and viciE-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Peacock and
Mr.. and Mrs John Alien O. Augusta
visited L. b Trask Sunday
Charles Chase OF Ealiowell was cali
ing on friends here Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
This Actually Removes
SuperfiuOuS Hair Roots
entirely New and Quick kstfod) :

By the introduction in this country
of what Is known as the -pheaactine
process any woman can now lid
herself completely OF annoying super
fuous hair or fazz The process IS
entirely new, different from all Others.
and far bettSr-becaUse Il actually
removes the roots as well as the sur
face hair. X is almost instantaneous.
perfectly harmless otcrlssS and non
irritating
youF druggist. follow the simple d.
rections-znd see the hair roots come
out- with Your own eyes, Nc Gepisa-
tory or electrical treatment can pro-
duce this result The skin IS left soft.
smooth and hairless as a child Phe-
iactiHs can be used with absolute safe
ty-one could even eat II with i'm
punity.-Adg.