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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

$3.50 Sport Sahn-$3.0o va.
White sport satin in 6 designs, 40 inches
wide popular fabric at popular price.
$3.50 Sport Satin-$4.65 yd.
IS shades in the plain sport satin: This
is the best grade Of sport satin made, and
in the white can recommend 1t for tub
purposes 10 inches wide.
$3.50 Sport Satin-$4.95 I'D.
4o-inch sport satin in self color striped
effects for skirts, in range of hfteen
shades. including white black or navy.
Five different styles.
$3.50 Charmeuse-$3.85 I'D.
40 colors in this 39-40-inch satin char
meuse. including white navy, black.
$3.50 Charmeuse-$4.50 yd.
39-inch satin charmeuse in line of 80
coors. including street and evening colors
and black.
$3.50 Tub Satin-$2.85 I'D.
36-inch brilliant tub satin in ivory, flesh,
pink, black.
$3.50 Satin 1886 3D.
36-inch satin of yarn dye construction.
sold in our own stocks during the past year
at $3.50 yard In the following cOlors:
White, ciel. pink, maize, turquoise, gray,
old rose. old gold, buebird green, grape,
plum, taupe, seal, navy, black, blue.
$3.50 Satin-S425 yd.
36-inch bright satin modiste in black or
navy only We have sold many yards of
this at $3.50 and it has given unusual salts
faction.
$3.50 Satin-$4.50 I'D.
G.. Ero,,t, Ep;cLoj ica+;, IN white
navy, midnight and black, 80 to 40 inches
wide A beautiful quality for bathing suit
purposes.
$3.50 Satin-$6 I'd.
A 4O-inch satin in white, colors and
black, including navy; soft semi brilliant
satin suitable for any purpose.
$3.50 Satin-$5.50 I'D.
A fine, soft, dull finish satin charmeuse
in black only We take much pleasure in
presenting this worthy fabric.
$lO.50 Satin-$6.85 I'D.
colors, navy blue and black including
white Seventeen shades in all.
Yard-wide Tricolette-$1.95 I'D.
Less than cost to manufacture. About
1000 yards, in "a fair range of sport shades
This weight is especially adapted to hot
weather wear So inches wide.
The Silk Rotunda, west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07

$3.50 to $9.40 Tricolette-$3.S5 I'd.
Broadcloth tricolettes in full range of
colors, including black, white and navy.
This is the al-the- year round weight-the
best we know Of. So inches wide.
$1,000 Striped Tricolette-S6.50 I'D.
36-nch striped Tricolette Tunis. This is
heavy sports fabric in y inch stripes of
white and old rose. white and jade white
and blue, tan and blue, tan and navy, tan
and seal, navy blue and white, and black
and white.
$3.50 and $3.50 Colored
Taffetas-$3.85 I'D.
Fine variety of evening shades including
white and navy. So inches wide.
$3.50 Black Tafeta-$3.85 I'd.
40 inches wide, a SOFT bright supple tat
feta Cinderella, made by one of Americas
best makers of silks, very durable silk for
all purposes requiring hard wear.
Yard-wide Black Taffetas, $l.85 I'd.
Several grades that we sold for SO and
$3.50 a yard. 36 inches wide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-07
We Have Heard a
Whisper Upon
Our Patriotic
Movement

Appreciation
A mans or a stores self-esti-
mate is not always safe to 20
upon. What we care for is the
estimate that the people make of
what we are doing. And we
have never had such unanimous
praise and encouragement as we
have had in the last sixty days.
There are some things worth
more than a cash profit paid
over the counter.
we teel encouraged to work
along new lines, and permit
store of greater service, and at
the same time to help to make a
greater city.
Literally thousands of our citi-
zens and fellow countrynen
have applauded and supported
the effort that we have only be-
gun and will continue to work
upon to bring about a status of
more reasonable prices.
Whatever comes day by day
over the signature under this lit
tie piece in the corner means
that the merchandise we SELL
First-Shall be of undeniably
good quality.
Sccond-Shall be unquestionably
of the value placed upon it.
Thlrd-That from every point OF
view the business organization
of the Store shall be growing
into effectiveness for the pub
lie good.
(Signed)
iii > "a: Z f.:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

NEW Y0Rh MARKET
sssisses n -ns Gays 1eassnH n All
s-ls -sasina StnSteK

Eex ro7E SCJg- aE-TT1rzsfI3I1E tFn --ls.
,I-laE exchange -fssizsy prHs.siaIt.u NJ
IslE-iz-4 ElItsrELltts4 II 1Is Szl1tt52I as
1-etS -TuTE 3r-EIsrIls zszsa<aEIr4s a LElf
u-ice ETa1'.-IIaezTIs fsssalzs AL rsssflt--
r-re&Lz!Gr when 7tksz ats-zsi.slg zlsHx-F--
a4gts5 -s17E. -sIt r4saa1zf4Sg 1Gtzas al 1rie
Ignes -llrE,s- w'tz1ct1 extended -
,azkesS sgrsfgILIif+as azTIa s.1sIrlrIls-rz3nl
aneF Jra-TEtgl liIIIzsl1Ls- ana a1raS-t-S Sss't7-
~ !lDziGEs -'.-t=sss Wsssr3 EEE1n 81 q
'Ea-ag7.-- 70 zHs34.Tg ssx1-1ssns- cAIz-4iiEl-
.i.i1I UIfiy-Hgll.G}s suffered i1nuTnssy
s=uSal-il1lls4 1l-5'Zitls-- tGfitsr RsEilE1nexITF
g1a-B--s Ere.ss -rf4rT-Iglxs zf4d 1Eraf OF Lha
e=t glyrilfsTIlEl II rtIR independent
'1-e- IEzrEll aI'-L--E7s-S SaussIIft.1 over
Ges aus 70 tht lew % s--El14E aftn
==gsaa1
.-1g-sZIsEf ~ z4esz4iSTTI HE.s nI-Dsr. IRE
dg-7seTEsT-- esgilTeaGIng with -tsE Dss7-
= saewTr.E IS r-ge Bank H1 AzsE4Enn
: .Is-lz-1rv 1t-sSs-vss s-ItG r1-1tss Ia
NfsJ .-llFr tAr'e4En esssTtE=--s- e-sS=esisr
-@!r e--c-sIC1ss5l Vs.yF. E-sZi7Esir higher
>t1;1IglIlcS a-is steals ana gs2gfIistf,-S
e7't i;@ moss --liTIssEEia1t lsSssuf=S- Ts4t.i
=z-cs-.-s 3- prlt- 1L fire TsEszuTs izs-saTs-
= is1U VIII -s-t7llce-1 tIIlsint.szs lnFvtss
-i'es -.-- -s-ls,i,s- iual u GTTfzTui- sSrt-.
2-i5 ,T re rIlezE! InflIs1r- RTIntG
a'st .4ss@cHGy+-G SH1rlt u tEssiAE sell
v1it -H iDseug eu- 01 1Err-risi-
4l 7r-'ts
-'alg.j- sl--. AztHfIt3C 6zGlt zg-Eu
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neSsl-s u.1r international E2rSsr-
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,- ,i- .lss-l.s'~ E,nIles U1 -z.2lsS NssIS-
'~--2lEE sa-gls,s wsz.H r'ss--5ss-ed 70
e-@- 70 --.s ll1's-4sT.rsss11 rails. mi
as-ts~S -4isss American @esssisss4
-t s4-.-7f +-szes-z4t1fs1s- Sz.lsss x.1ryIzzIt-
w y 80. t,'t sIlEf-es
a. ia1-.s ny lhs Gfv ZrlEa l1ytp LtIF
lii-a1 wes2, rz4a III ztae cine rzS1e IF
as's- EIfu al enlarged cszlillITEn 0f
1a!-ess =. s.f-asl4TI-Itss.S sznci mercantile
-i-110g-c ta lssw ssssae o5 Canadian
--s@f 's-f-51fs v-Es. quickly TAKEN. -f9e
'''.iG UlErss.. WIS upl afiu
--f'-sE zBr Liberty issues.
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= :a.-jlrF. va1ai ssAls.ss. uxr raiuf
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Tr''t ,,lsyllsIIEs-s on sz2il-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

New 1&ss1-. NV Ia
TETH-TAaA- E5EzuE TIEIEnts ant
Kansas kc-zliErr-s 6.5m sDt: s4r-sIsE
cAeErs - a "a wzuIf- sss-zNlEs1ts K.
wHEAr-spra wr,zlz; No -ef End
Sa. = 1Erd 7Ts3 spTsf c : View E1Ir.k
rr-srsE. xylG No m.xea Dururn 1T-E
{ z 70 Gr-re-
rCRS-sppr sst.afr-; No. . y7s5lUw
ssf and va : fnixefi 81 9 Z Z View
Tzyk 1f.-<iKy sfI1rimsrl-
rA-S-SD8s qTzlEs-- Na wTIIIE ".
I4AR--Eszky, uIifiTiis west ZfF1 1S..sH.
3T-TER-Weslkc rs-cssrIs Al - raDS-
S,-eklpss- higher 1fIRn extras t4'i % 8 :
sxerRs 90 stsnrs SO: frELs s. n ~
make No . 2i
ECG-StsafiE-: racHiyr-s S--B cases
fresh En1herx.d sE-rz firs-s s. u gRs DO
fi-ssg -EHIKz- SrKlE Pa Rzla rIt.Ar1Tl-
gf a pks. fiD- brown eE--z&s Asst1 Ne. Slf.
Eartassaia brown Enc mixed oo3ur-y tl-S1
-g.s extra - "a 81: Tsr--Etratn- -zrSd 70
finest 90 "a fii-
F59v Ar sES-wsak: Maine IA 7lrs
y7b n 4s-s sfare on ESQ "a sbh. LEnE Is
lgrru stn- et,h z 4!sp: Jersey 15e It's. @ae
a sfsFf: southern Eifr 5i1l- ..sittG ait-
Jersey svstts Tfr hsssstI ata 1saI
The ifss,za snEsrszf4 4KC -Ew Ss3Er-
continues quie1 1nri Err5ct.s are m
x:s1nrrEs,s FL - c-nts nf CuiaSs. 2 e T.
II was -kspg--ef3 thai szte En Ns-t1i3tss-
1Er I&-tsfsh hays N Esufs4 were stua n
= local rtffIasr II u GENTS r : hut
NO @-Ir-.ls- transactions came 10 iEtt
today
Business n -E4fnEeG SEEEgr ksttl5t1uueS
al nEnEt-lp-rnsuEth character ana
-1-sras Era unchanged 81 S-s6 70 2 cssTrs
sur ffns E-Enull1tsfl<
SuEEr futures were tfr1nt- and wstzIit,
the --al1inE Was EtElE ruenern1ss i Was
confined 20 the rnns1 Distant pEzs;1tssI1.s,
rtse nszr months hFinE neglected. Clos
4ur ur-ceS WERE . IN Il paints nHs
fiEt1Eg on covering ant scattered 1Ey-
f9yE lsy trace interests Ds1cE-trt,ffs a.sL
lRrua1y 81 March al. HEv nsn
I.zlz- ash
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

.tlfzEa N2u-. u
-T--iz---E.f.ezs1rtsE ZA.tfHr- t.aw
arm E'+szl,tIILEs sztzauy-- LtsFs 1Epf g,t+l-
~ EGL-us s-s>sss sITftA'sTllr - a = .ssslI-s
st7w--r-- -lP nEsEE-r ttSssS zf5-a. stlzil S54e
n sss. Esetsz s-7Es 81 aaIlT tp lQwst, tIullz
-z-1E1 sTE4@s''S -ssti87 t1s- IA COWS ana
sftsz1 ss-'s -DtiS'7-tE r czsnIS 3uW7-z.- tsGr-
r1ss1gs s1E2uF- 1Tuitls EreE4E IN - ssEaITrH
lf'wss- Veal calves gentF.zIlr 80 e4tErIs
lower 1Esw &pssTe Z.8iiif- ss-I,Esia.4,-s arli.
-1s---tit4r-s ErsslAf. q - csETTs inNs-
zftS1S-El tssslTg1s -. Otis: ggrt=sls+G z q
. gss8EILS tssE-tiy- 4E1sss -nps14r IS -ss-Flrs
higher -tIZEn N+-eiTssstlI4T-'s Z.xsyz1EE glns-
I1E EC1tz'+- with yHErz u aGfr-zfG4. 5ztSz
1gp i4.a. tsE3k SE5zid "a 1015- rlEs 7nas1ar :
. ea1TTs alEassr- fruIk atasSz--1lilt.
-l,N "a zssis-sh- uIES 9-ata pnl
SFE1z1 '-F2 yTLR ktstsi4. Ea- IarrIfas
= csstT1s higher cllajre rIrsT.= EErT1ns
11srf: 1ulk nALFTcs 13i21ta II HE. ri
sheen sTeAffT-- tTulk native yves zahtn
=.ts; -.aEltrs sIAAG4-. chIuce Eis-f1 tes4-sl-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
Br-adsfreef's 5 Report

New Te'r,sS. Yer @S---A---4tIsz- s---i : 70
nf..-Ew vii ssy~
&fia vrEsEEtrsE.. tsE,I5tlaF- Influences. or
E-2S--s n 1l,1kSS 80 fG2rZ- ZFrE,gtIaT-E Esf4l7
f1T1Eitt I-t1ss efrLlEIl i5y gsElIsErrlFsrs
7--cSIn al hIit must slecs.SSar- aErtrE
nave rEs,ltlf.s "a check the -zI1T- n rx-
ZI14l lines nased L rt.EEnIr weeks ssrlt5
11lIAi distribution = naf gFgIl1t -aar
n i3GaAssEl4f- -rz1Ft- = sa[u gIIl+5 End
W-rlt--9 InB,e ar-1EarT as 4ss-ilisrrT 4 Is
4ErEe4E n preparations fE,r e1sssra 7nr,re
pronounced rIiTE ia lTTllNrE5 zint.s o.
SaE-t.3 % dear HlII FIv rEstfSllsss ss-r,..szs
previous 70 Inr-siItCr--r1rrE
n ffss-A -q1tE fiEs bear FnJys5t.fs rsses,-
II wbpitsEls 20 TxfzE-il-aIld rsis.re. :,
ssF7uss1ISse ~ rtIas II wholesale lines
suGr as Shines. rides lssz-laI4s--s -yw
WFnal w1s4Hn TrIsssl wsLr and SssEs-z
ines &C cEi--tEn. ENC 81 rE4-fAz1 N all Er4-
gkrsA -1ifes-st lEs h4an al Ihe az
Tstsllsse II TTy-Isss.
Iatse tfRs oseu same sxTEsz14siu-s II
aflitI1F Ines H wholesale sasSaar.nIlT-
II 1SSr1eE E-,-ae-=-1t4s nDraElls Szrlr ss.sH-
ssslriZAl DT5r'-Arls-s fuIr EtIs vatlurne II
frEtss uurle Is mn ts1uHi r Eftlss-. -x-
C'tsaI1 TszrR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

Hiss ClIla Packard returned FRI
ciHy 70 Wa1es-yzIlt where sne Is .
sIssnuE--s4ahs- n te1e sllnEn Insur-
tn ,Ilzrsltgy II ner plra11s. M and
sass- Grin Packard
Ms Ernest RlckA-c1s wts1I- 70
+ Gardner E7-1d8v n rls11 -ell-tss'sss-
E-s. Cz+nT-e CuI1crn PASSED E7-1 KY
n Ua1a.T-llIs-
Af anu Mrs TzhTfnas Weeks. Er1p
were Thanksgiving guests N Mrs.
" 's.t4s1s TlEr's-Trs Nj anu Ms " O
/ Chase RETURNED F--uAv II Lt4sar name
II Nz1hr-zile-
Miss Many S1.lszsn rsrZuaHc 70
her hnne n Bas1nn FradEv. s1-s-
hHEzuE beam tae Euesr To- several
months 81 Ar and Ms. F-aaE l.
F7lE-nL
Nj anu Mrs F-elTlk ss.EaC;sFy-. who
were gtlesls Of Mrs --4aEisE-'s SISTER
lLad her husband NJ a4aa MS. =. Je-
r-llIne Abbey Thanksgiving dIsv -e-
] TuI-sa F--riEy 70 zeae4r home n Wa
teIE-iie
M aaIi M-z Clement Duwns
-aEnuZi training ana drawing tsAx.,l-
CTS n chR Skewn wnHE-z-Il- Aadisnn
sc.ncIEls were E1lss-E ~ Mr.. and Mrs..
Charles Downs II W1nsluw oT7sg The
Thanksgiving -yassss-
Hrs Fgula NCPllsrers wauI 70
Portland Thursday n rEsgi tlsr
daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs
Waiter Goodwin. Aauther daughter
End husband M. and 1d-s. Ea-calf
Waich OF West BuE-xln were ALSO erl-
tar-24nea by Nj and Mrs Goodwin.
A-s. Alice Dtren al Augusta. who
ll4s bstn rscauI gaEsr nf her
GTIrt, Mrs Iaa LsE1zr- Srrirsl. mas
gysns 70 North FEal--ieAa. wnsre sne
VIII Ezssi her SISTER Mrs Ez-3 Good-
VIII
N-s DunEla Gaze ana little ssn.
Rai,4r- were Thanksgiving Eues-s af
1if- mother Mrs CHltaa p5pa- II hEs-
hume n Bsu1un-
Mrs. r. Z Gs1rnel and azgIEiIfs--
A2t-xs-tn- returned, 70 the4r hurns N
s4sv7is-an Thursday. aftgr aHing N
tuwn ~ attend the funeral nf her
little niprs- LuGlle Cleveland
Ps-aer Forr Of CurnrzIIe and
aauEr1sr- Lrs 5er- PaRi 9f Sniun
went 70 Lewiston Thursday, guests
q MIR FuEg.s daughter AND husband.
Mr. ana Mrs George WsiirnEn-
LIAR Spa1ford WIN hRs aeen a.
siszE1UI II the Atlantic End Pac~-
store, his saccHprea 8 pnss-lnn II
SzLInuEa R.lsszLl-srffss lEwelrw seu-e
Mr. and Mrs Harry Dyer Of Mnffi-
snn. PASSED -aifxnEa town TFTllrsfiAv
an tt1Hsr wsy TO Oakland. wnsrS they
were gaeszs af M- Dyer hrS'Iher,
FrsLrk DIVER and fRznily.
The EhHmica1 -r7lck Of the Skpw-
ffHE1n Fire Dssn1sTznenI responded
Thursday afternoon 10 Il Tslsphune
cAl 1r-sa1n the hume af 5umes Aiusser
an Aess1 Front sr-esF II was AMY q
slight chimney 1fre and m damage
resulted
Mrs Molly L-asazey. daughter Ag-
nes and Mrs. Etass DeAn w2n 20 10
Fair1issld Saturday an business
Miss 2aEnsa Gnz1Gnr. EaItTv -
. Who came up ThursnEr 70 vaszl hesT
gI2sxn1lE ar ann MRS a. e EenAD1
viii return Saturday 1D Na1erTzIie-
SkSwsaHERn Sasxssis viii hala lis
regular meeting Mundgg evening N
the library paraurS
Aff- and Mrs VIII 'HaIunewedl Of
.Ss11n yEzsr IN town shugHsinE FrsdEr.
Mrs. Alfred Lsuwe-z ~ FzirTlear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

BssznErv c-Trryh-aaprninE ss.r--iEss,
III HIST, with sss-nnn sr rae azs-u.
Mrs E1hsa Arnes viii preside az fhs.
organ ane Mrs Mar1un Drake Fan
as'-s VIII .etirssr- the cholr ana sing .
.sfa3n- sunday sc.ipnl zs I. aniE8os,a-
Christian EndeExzor sssrSsrv meeting AZ
e uic.lrcE- A EunB Niss5urrHrr uru-
E-EI VIII be gwen canfuc-ed en-
Team Va l. cd u--lit.aa EzeAen Gates Is
czgs1EIr. and VIII ns Ted by Hearu
HIGHT Evening se-rsre az o'c1cxsk
with address mr. Tt1e uKsfur
The Methodist csnurxa-Sec-sun 5sr
fhe uzssur. Rev Ee-A,es- Z. Nscfabls
The nursc VIII ne firexcs.a Nr Miss
GaRdrs PennAf1 SUNDAY sca1cEd III
npan- Epwur-h League 81 oscsaa,ls
EEEning ssw--it,e III ! eatlack.
reae-afea church Morning ss.yz-ios
II zask Essr. O y Trzacev VII I.s-
3ir-e- ting Sermon Tsae rnus9r u-fF ts44
iireras-a nr P-x1 Balph " LsaxsEfu,l
w1th P-uT W Carl AnIler AT the nr-
Enn. KINDERGARTEN deEsxs~xnar- =.
zp4sS. in ctiEr=H II Mrs e r Mer-5s.
Sanrnr szsslpua ~ ~ e'saar.sS The Y
p 8 G. & ~ asalaEk- Evening scr
sx7ire II 5 a'cDass. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

was Lle EaEs4 Thanksgiving dRT o4
her parents. NJ ana Mrs. ITalr--s
CaI
Mr. ana Mrs Ee--otsr Griffin hz~e
RETURNED 70 tnear hume n Waisr-
y-iils, sN--e- bang -hanksE1VSnE GUESTS
NJ A1r Griffin parents, M and M-S
Jonn = Griffin
Mrs Ralph Fiji. w.1o ls e-rpiuvea
n t;ae millinery department Ell o r.
F9las stare n Fz1.<isla. aEassssLi
Thanksgiving Ii hHr hume IN Nur-
-sdEewe,ck avenue
Mrs William SaxTur- and Sister.
ldat-1lE-tlle E7zsr-tr uf 4Ausurs. were N
tCwu F-9usy shopping
A very enapyztlle TT1Eukss-sy7Ells;
PARTY UEs heiu III ere haIne af Mr.
ana Mrs z q. Tan. when they an-
Its-sIrled III dinner Mr. Gnd Mrs.
Nsc--It GEsIlla AID little G1srnEs11s-
-'he4nA 7dr. Gnd Mrs Wallace
Tracey aad dAnsr1 e--s, Egursnue zna
A4lftrs.a T--.Esssy-- A-- -nd MRS Char
is.s Tut-lh- Nj End 1dsTs Ear-v Fan
4ua sLsn- EaEaald and Edward Janes-
2d.s- agnes TzEus wzs rx-,--s1ttE- y
EzsTen = sEr,SIrzss party 81 the aurns
I'd hEs- E,are-1ls- Nj and Mrs WiIlzu
Lessor un Fatcur-v street zus cream
and cz.ha, candy ana nuts were served
and uusaC and games alsFgrea. Mrs.
N2E-Ie CHESTS presented her with ssy-
Es--al ca1 E.Ess piecsss The G.cr2saEn
Of The party was Mrs TlEue,s lsrIri
wE4ittinE zlInlv'a-Ssrv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

Starting bfs-sAr bulls 244a.
Starring 6fi-tiEE e1Ils un uzr1kE ) so
CarnrnsscsE2 Sda-aAE tt1Ils a-s.s. Gf-
ruznti 5sfS cAii5tsS s-4ss.
r-zurs IStzruErId q. q G21les 6----
2EaE1En 1-Enf=s- demand E-=-. Gz-tIssss
SAs
GUiiaerS eiE-rEnn Sh.sh. c.1f1f.s sE-cH-
Lire sss5nlnri = ia cables &fs-
MErazs lissFuKpa 7-&a. Eztaes Lss-
lSreEsEsts 3FlTlEnf s-Sil
View Tsr-E gsa;nEuEe 1n AprT-es-
- G-af 5s-r g,zs,1t- ttiscznIrzt.
TErrrr 1aKlss sRsZy-;, 50 xsHT-s. AZ dEys
znI Sax months "a : Tssr tsss.I--
Casll mFrIltsy Ezs.srfy EE 6 Ne, csnL.
Bank accs,gTEneEs s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

1urcs F-5lEE night z11s- pRss1nE
Thanksgiving daE with M-s. Cu--Ss
pR-eurs. 1dr IND Mrs. z = Walker
Aars- Carts viii --uAln 1ur Ipnr-
sray Miss Lila Weston laa c.lKr-s
<if Ing Cz---s ahl snup 1Iu-ng -ere-r
I4ass.fg,A
The LADIES' Social Circle If ths
: Asrhaiast church vii hpAd Us ssni-
munItlv meeting On Wednesday a.
1sElnsrn a. the lCsz1nEEe- win Mrs
EEs,-t,fz,- l. Kir.lEas. The Crz4e Is pre-
5as-r-ng 1tg If zzzurEi 1azr- witch VIII
ne hai6 IN Taa=1EF, Cs.Z =
Ernest Faiss ~ Rs.:l. ACME Wss-
1Zn d TINS 1uwn ami CArs Weston af
-a-lssu ara snJsEZns z ws-aks hunting
MP N 1ne Me8ssatad Lake -sEiun
A- ANA Mrs --frun TaEaur and
-tIsse liaIrE.lta-s T1rEls.. LsEu1a ana
Sa-tlaIis. r<s.ar-rsd % zassr an1ns n
BsslE-a1ie Lake F-aaEy nunn. after as-
@nE the guests II NJ ana Mrs Car
zall C. Nur1es
Mrs. Il ! 5HUsf and ErsE- chsi6-7s-
II GArainer 4r-rrea On ZnB liz ---zlr,
FRIDAY and went u Madison. where
-asy viii yss5I ne- 1ruThE-- Eenrv Ell
ana 1E-nIF-
1ar. znu Mrs W G wvmEu ana
SIMS. D4wsan End Andrew. returned
Fraaav from EzR--aizIsr where rtlfy
were Thanksgiving guests ad Mr. Wy
mans ElG-ren-S Captain End Mrs. a
= Wg-nAn-
T. 4 8sslue.- NJ EaE- Madisun wng
Is wcrktnE 1rr -1e Ma1nsr-sArn -un-
ssr Ca, was In 1Ewn F--fsy 70 meet
Psa-issy tsrz1u1 NJ The swz1 & Ca
Miss Esther French. dHuEtrsr N
sdr. and Mrs. Et.a- French, ID Mmlur
Pleasant avenue. a S-ndeE1 a- Miss
IT ht.s4lpt;k Kindergarten sxsnsssG Il
Boston pEssed me Thanksgiving re-
ssssss with hs- grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. j H C-usznHn &. thar hume n
Bath
Mrs Adtiie Sfssr1rs.- Csf Nu-h An-
snn came Friday and Is Z Easst If
nss- sasie- Mzss Matte PSrsEin
Mrs Frank E5aRzsssr9 has gune n
G-hts,--v-ieaa called there by tae H.
NESS ii q daughter
Eesn-e Rurzn nf RE-h E---rssa F-s-
d1v ana IS the EueE u M zna Mrs.
Frank Pan1sr.
Mrs Nelson R7sdsr wt4rr 70 Ncrwav
Fy1ftAr u TZst Ms Harrington
Flint
adr and Airs. C. IL Deurr VIM -y.-
fserl1tv szla raeir .x-rzn Ii Nur-h <ssr--
vile. Left Friday 1sr Haarsaie. Me-
wnssE they hEEA purchased z small
farm Nh. En6 Mrs Dnur- came f-u1n
Portland. Oregon. aban1 ssszzsn wears
aEc Enu Dnsz af rhe r4rne since curn-
1uE East they nEs'e zivaa n Elr-s
Csulr.lIls. where Lnev nzfis. znzuy
friends wtln are s,r-y 70 have them
-nEre away
Mrs. julia MftChs.il uf Bireluw Hi.
purchased the Gz%a--e Paddock -s-ss-
as41se an Elnzrufisld sErRAts plans 10
znuvs ante her -ecanfsy Yarraxss.-
ngfrns Efe first af nsxt week Arx
Aircnsu aAEsed T,a1E1fzEEs rarlE with
hs- dznE-1ie-. Mrs IL ST. Ledger
and family,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

AE,n Csdae-E7eopls w:IaEe I,inaa 3
pIfs ara nu1 nearly s1 llRE8r Il 1Ebe
lizf1 eGaus as ETe ~ he's Euz,s7a Ssr-
ss-i11-r21GA l1si-hs.s -te salpoS fs11-e: ana
LIS E-aAl Tnee1rzIis -a-..nxsss-E ~. sv-x
Tesn AFTER L c95u As no nst.r rus..,-
e1Iis 7nks- Take Haafl. .s---.atfE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
For Sale

Gas Sornrs tssaut A6 m r<ztss,asns<a
Sssrh murrls 9nxr arm snisrinr rig
r-snrssGA. nearss ,ss. txssen frasnl
~sassi Dst renrs % inar- p-srs 10
srss- Cns -rsseiinu nss Siauu~ atx4,
ans stxse pa.nsr. nezrsy rs~. rrs nsf
in1p,nr sssca. nrss. H-5us 5isen nr
auniir.rinn. ~ W. @apa. &sssSs
Mills
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

SCi---t DslizIs1E lIsU much - az -pdlAv
Win 4 V-1Fll4zII new EIysaAk II Trls Earaca
"a w-hHsE. F7p- 1he t1rxE tine IN several
y'sxzIS Ihr EsHf4zA4 commanded l4sS 1ElEu
Sz.aH E FEEsZr.s! There was asTts--usslZs
t'taS+ with 15HeAGIsl'-r ~. n L-9sS anu
las--tsil 1zk % So Cdr-1 finished II {.
Jl1fsEI+s t'szT8l lnsVs II Ca1L- E-N4I4. Czrs
Er n ana EfrHsV--sln.Is 1zr1ea @--Fuu
II paI11s or u III nurXnEz Of > ez1-I-s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
AeS : Iw'k Money Marker

Kew EEs~E. Nov. IL
--'..t 's+~--zlT-l4e TEEg,s- Mk
:-eeulzI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
More Than Ever

N these times Alg1s-a folks read znd use Jour
aai classified ads In these columns you VII find
listed every daF -ae wants and the ofss OF re-
liable pe8ple whp have learned thai the thrift
way % buy ana TO sell Is the journal Want Ad
Way
Telsphane your ad for tzuaor-gwss Journal
Gail Is and ask fur Journal Want Ad Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
Rn<-rn Nor

5asfnn Ncr 9E.
EEEF-yhnoce winnie cattle - q &c
ETTTEE-Exy-2E asi q FsSs: frSrs IS
dS-.
fEEESE-Fresh s.haice @sf "a .Es
f.rsR~-So- . y-salFw s. q ~
fg-EE-Nakrssr nealner- --nM III.
western extras 1pe@ 1R&-
FTx[sT R-SxrTuE patients. 5sf-fh
sznr.se ss,trsza stspr- g-aAq n--5.
lszsRntaKrEl kESG7 sib-
HAy-No 1srnnrtzy ESQ ~
TAMR-Sgu-nE sbT Ii
CATE-Fnrary 80 lsuarraas sz@bs.
pgyRE-NH<ziurn tsarszs go
PIT rysuEsr$sk z.s a yS5 neg
fR lhk On track SWEETS 1-5s pe-
;anzny,er.
sI.EAR--Arneracan SuEzr Refinery
,s,ur1t< . cenxs in zIsis-sskr-Al iBrE iezr
ry<r cnn1 for cash
rEAL-a@a.@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

Lznuz1 lancaster. manager uf a
s1uTS xr DsaGwa1sr fssr Sllr1n Ty Pare
PASSED Thanksgiving aHr with ms
Family Il 1he.r hume On SIu-A az
SsrliE-
Mr. zns Mrs .JEdIu Nu1tzre @-1a Ms
Clarence Clements. C1etla Nurrarze q
EEsz MH6isrHn ana -zIrrz Nor-aEp s,f
SzuwhsEsn were Ezassss -TsIxr1ks;E.rang
et1y uf Nr- and Mrs Scr-aEeas tlKuEA-
-ss-- Mrs Eun1ee Foss aF Bingham
F7nE Das7iK- e-urliGy'ea d. Nnefissar
-l2ssssEi Thanksgiving NJ Ezs. Madison
Cecil and EslR Ro---x Were =nt.szs
Thursday 81 rtesr 1z1te-. sonn Ear
TE9Ele N his hrune n East Madison
LYMAN St--Itrne- af Cer-1r-sTIe w.z1s
N TOWN cn business E-5ERz,
Mr. and Ms Rosclps FSlEessw 81
ts--aznr5 Nr and Mrs MINT gussssE
g6 Madison Thanksgiving 3sv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

aHGEn- Cn { VIII beAnnr 70 the gur-
s--mt=ui and +he State. h1weFz- VIII
have ne --E.Tr ID Gal Lhe ar-zrlzn-
14ur Lurn aCrlun LIS Z lazn 1rxam me
EDre-urneut The nsn VII ne pAad
1nr L.ltsl- drills tr me government
MIS- Margaret BROWN The trained
NURSE xhp IS caring 1rr AIRS. L C.
} W-flizus uf A-aRrrS returned To
A-nEns FI1dxr. z.7s- aAszaur -hxrESs-
E,r-nr III hts hurDe oz East L-sn-7stt
S1-es-
Rev Ges-Ee Merriam NJ LhE Bs--l-
arT RE<IlEz crrr-n VII 80 ID the
INvelre CoyuE-s SErurLiEv muJz1rr-
ana RI n oicanok VIII a+ticla-a II the
funE-al af me lH1e Mrs. L.eIlie U.esra-
wzte II E1sfTrzirn DeAn vito aaissa Wei
nesEiEv n1Eaf z- hss hprns- -yhe tlnr-nI
VIII bs n -he -weir-e Ctunt-s cssne-
ter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

New Turk Stock Market
Cnrzecced Dxii 1v
MAINE HRCkEHAGE COMPANY
- Fran- 81 Bath. 5hune so
..s..ss Water St Augusta.
phune lr1E-7nln
Correspondents NJ
ELMER "a. BRIGHT 4 c.
Nxsus,t.rs Ii View York snn Rnz1rn
Stock Erc.:zAnEe
prssxfs vHirU Servseo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27

Nr znd -Hrs Elmer Mcclure irAxa
-e1Llr-ssd 1-un East Madison. where
LhEy w+rp guests IN Thanksgiving
uT Mrs McEsril~s ElArents Mr. ana
Mrs Pey-tsT Wlttsa- Howard yTftAse
~ wgtssT'sIie aiso PASSED 1.ls dzy
with his parents
Card Curtis returned s-run waaE-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
Nfrtaefh ~sraina Anniversary III Mr..
znr Mrs. c. 8. Gie.reas1n -urxv

Mr. znd Ms c 8 Cleveland uf
Pheasant sr-ees wzli ailssy-e rtsa-
1s'tn wsazadInE lrusrsrszr- 1unxy ri
zTlsar hume ar Pleasant s-r<.s.- AZ ne
Tine N -ne.r wedding ttyer s-s.asJsisslet4
-e1ssr hume On T.Hsz Frur1 st-x-ss Il.
Tins tuw1- but 1zny DazL-s af rasar
-uEr-5e1 Life hxEe bean sz,s-z1 IN Cnr-s-
vile and Athens Aaaut ere wears
ago Etlev moved hack 70 SlzuHils.szfs.
M ana ME- Cleveland Gaxve hs.s.r m.
parents NJ fire. children Two SONS
ssgrrgre- F-zrk L &C BaE1nn and Rus
sell. wae -esades with ms yazrx..11s
Mrs C7eTeaEad before Ass -nx--aae.-
WIS Mss Ellen N FoEr M CTevze-
hand c1nnut-s 3 -SanxIr-rg and kes-
fitting sbun an Madison zrssrae Mr.
znn Mrs Cleveland are usrnl,s.s AZ
-he Seventh Lay A<isxsn1 Sorae-v. III,
and Mrs. Cgsva4End a-e much -z-sn4rz
81 c1tZzsus ann hare mRrv f-atsnGs.
WIN VIII he Interested n t..Hr inns Is
1aszr Histh wedding dEv. The Crert.-
lanris viii nkzs 1Ae azv al hu-ne snf
aniY the fEmiir VIII he are.sss,sT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-11-27
MrMulier1- : Mnars

A2t,e-- Z McMuIlen af ElnEtis,la
and Elsie L Maaar Of SzarEs ware
married IN Thanksgiving ave Al = 81
o'Isiozik a. the AtahnEtlsi pKrSgunRre
Try RFsT, Ee.FoE-- L Slehals The.
iuEfilt ing ssrZ-3rse was Zsaa. -hE.
s,1lpIs were unattended.