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New Britain herald., 1920-08-18

Luncnsoh-IFS1m croutons. combination salad, Lady Baltimore cake, tea.
 Dinner-Stuhed baked fish. seal ioped potatoes, baked onions, cab baSe salad. apple pie. coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 All berries are delicious served in an uncooked cereal. This is a saving of dishes. too. for only half as many oatmeal dishes are needed when the fruit and cereal are served together. Every dish saved is a minute gained for something else during the day.
 Lady Baltimore Cake.
 cup butter.
 cups sugar.
 3 1-3 cups flour.
 i cup milk.
 i-2 teaspoons baking powder. teaspoon vanilla.
 eggs (whites).
 Cream butter. Add sugar slowly. Mix and sift -four and baking pow der. Add alternately with milk and vanilla to first mixture. Beat whites of eggs till stiff and dry and fold into mixture. Bake in : layers and put together with chocolate icing made of the egg yolks.
 Baked Onions
 small onions.
 i-< cup dried bread crumbs. 2 tablespoons butter. 1-z cups white sauce. Peel onions. Parboil in saltsd water for ten minutes. Put into . buttsred baking dish. Dot each onion with butter. Pour over white sauce. sprinkle with bread crumbs and bake thirty minutes in a moderate oven. Criticize the .scantiness of the mod. ern bathing suit as you will, still its in the nature of things that oatn- ing suit should shrink.
 MARY. |
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18

.l the kitchen Of her own home tlstcy Mary cooks daily for family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen m understanding Of the chemistry of cooking. gained from study Of domestic science in a state university. Consequently the advice she ofYcrn is R happy combination of theory and practice. Every rcctpc she give. is her own, first tried out and served st her family table.
 Copyright, 1920, N. F. Al
 Dld you ever consider the advisaoil- ity of making Tuesday tho washday instead of Mondayr
 IT you wash on Tuesday. washing loses some of its hardship. Monday can be used as a day of preparation.
 On Monday ono could do the mend inE. 4 patch that has 10 be set" on a freshly ironed garment rnusses the garment and means extra work in pressing. If tho patch is put on on Monday tt is then washed and ironed sk one with the garment and shows much less.
 Many articles that have tiny holes have their holes made bigger in the washinE. If these hoies are mend cd before there is any risk of catch ing them and tearing them, many stitches may hs saved.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 Dreskfast--Biaekbe in cereal, ponehed eggs. toast, coffee.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18

not so unusual, for another Essexzstocazscar had on speedway track gones303Hn1es{n 50 hours. But in the etranscontinanta1zrEn1s some $50 cities and towns hadxto&sbe-crossad Crowded traffic imposed it's s-ohstacsasatocnn- sistent going. Mountain ranges~in#th driver never encounters, called for~thexxztnnosk of bill climbing ability.
 Few will ever motor all stheSvRaY&across America and4 therefore cannot knoswszthe extreme varieties of conditions encountered But let each reader apply to his consideration of what Essex has done, every experience~he has ever met in his own driving. twahegiye some appreciation of Essex reliability.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18

Two Essex touring cars, carrying U. S. Mail, each one making the entire trip between San Francisco and New York, have set the time records for their respective directions across the American continent.
 And thus comes to Essex another distinc- ton for reliability and endurance.
 Except for one airplane record, these two Essex cars have crossed the continent in less time than was ever recorded by any travelling machine. The fastest time possible between San Francisco and New York by train is slightly less than the time taken by the light weight economical Essex. But in the case of the railroad train, many different locomotives are used, each pulling the train only few hundred miles.
 From Cheyenne to Omaha the route taken by the Essex was 43 miles longer than the $50 mile route of the famous Overland Limited yet the Essex time was but one hour longer than the express train time.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-18
Light Weight Nor0 Establishes Reliability

How gradual have mon come to<area1iza- ton that light weight car can also offer reliance and performance.
 Essex has led the way for that was=its purpose from the very first. Economy is of growing importance. Men want to save in fuel and in first costs. But they want DO sacrifice in performance and they demand unquestioned reliability:
 Essex offered itself to the public without claim. Now more than 40, O,OOO- owners know and praise its worth.
 Owner cars that had been n-driven .upwards of 25 ,OOO miles were used in the recent nation wide Essex week to establish reGalil eco nomy, speed and hill climbing records
 To Essex owners the winning of the~trans- continental records is not surprise. But those who do not know Essex performance and reliability must regard that these two trips across the continent are as importantin marking mechanical advancement as any similar event in the history of, themotorzcar>
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

NOTE We will arrange easy terms on any item during this drive, opening accounts, if you So de- sire and allow very liberal discount even on easy terms. Come in and talk it over with us. Arrange ments will be made to store, without charge, any fur nture article bought during this drive, subject to delivery at your command There is no reason why you should miss taking full advantage of the reduc- tions allowed during this rnoney-saving period
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
25 PER CENT. OFF ON BEST PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS

Everyone appreciates the opportunity of being able to buy highgrade instrument such as sell at reduction of 25 per cent That why many have taken advantage of it. You select from the best makes and enjoy the same privilege Only here you such Pianos as, CIHCKERING, HARDMAN, HAILET & DAVIS, CRAWFORD, WASsERMANN BEIIR BROTHERS, and save onefourth. Our prices are always the lowest and the quality of our instruments is the for the immense clientele enjoy. Special easy terms allowed at a liberal discount
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
BELFAST

Belfast Lie. S9x s-A more GEIie4
eisr-sm Gay nerEr PASSED in Bessasst
z-1Rn T1esfsaE. although a large EDEa
w'zs ppEisEi- The women responded wei
although pnssihfr nCr 70 uuirs the nun-
Der IN the State aier-auE- nur seS'e--a1
came, Efazn SUI 81 tne Srzr+ Enc cnnn-
y u casr their rot4 II nn4ne The
zrsrzl EEsrE zur BA1tasz WIS RspntIIi-
caux- LIE. Democrats 45s; Socialist
IL
Eirale L Grass If aead "a her home
III WziEin where she hrs lived 1ur me
pkss 8 reA-z She was 1i1e wife a1
F-Heznan Cr,uss and IVES Jsrn IN Knox
% YEARS aEx. IsEuEaf1er IF EzrzEn End
Patience tSRnefrras Kennsr Funsraz
se--v1css VIII 5e. asid e. M ThurE-
azy- Ms Nars1an Elur If Mrr-.l CT
dcia-lng
Next Sllnday viii De af,sssr-~s6 ay
Frank Durham Eazsi-ans F1us1 Amer
CHI Laginr Is A-zniEr5cs SunaaT with
ss-v'irss n The A--nury- Rsv- Alfred
c. EIliur- az 11e Nar-s Cung-sEa1rnHl
Chu-y.h VIII n1aae al Address and EesE,'e
VII M speniR3 nlsic undEr me haE-
ulrss Of M-z & n N-scur- and Mrs
Basil Allen
M ana M-x Aaauh IL Johnson u
View. York Miss Anne G. Crosby af
Boston and MISS Annie !. 5R<- III All
gz1Era were IN BslsasE Tuesday n cass-
rnslr rufa. NJ aou Ms Johnson are
planning 10 jeExe so1n 1ur Southern
Frz1rs 1Er taae winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
MRS. CHAS. ROUTH HAD
LONG HARD STRUGGLE

alaE1 ap a-.sz1fallv anE every nnru-
I1E there WIS Al WAYS a slz-E- TASTE n
nv nguz7s
canCIuau ana af1en had suuh severe
heRdEcne spells -tlRz ] had u 80 ID
bed. II was ALWAYS hard A1Er me ID
20 Tn sleFsp- ami Z I nm duzE uE X
was nn3v fur silur- 1z-ne. aDr ! WAKE
I'D every auUr ef the mErL ] tai III
& ioT \ weaE--I was very weak and
ts-J1 r41E- ! r1Er1 ag-ask auwn any
Ens.
Il 11isI Tanlac an the TTeraIrnEn-
aa<1un of Z 4-1En6. and 7 5attn't 1ake
nnT 1slfAe 5BI-1s.s tssfaTp ] 1sit Esfss<.s:t-
II val n =rerv respect The ind
Esss7uR- aerVuGsnsss AMI aeH1ncnes
all lef- nH, and I began tn sssep
s1undlv ers--v night ] gained TWEEN
" pounds II waaEhI ana ever since
ltlen hava been n perfect haR2-a- I
z-n Al Z,1e -zrne falling snrnR ane about
-anlne Aur 7 think IT'S MT 5u-y
-G-lHc If sold n Augusta 5y Jnr1l
CguEniin and II Waeizs' NILS By J.
4 Merrill and ras ending druggist
n srarv cIT- ana Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

Charles A A1pisi1r ar=d 2E a
nswSph oeynHr and SAID ID be New
ENGLAND representative af a news
arEncv zz-amlTed I'd commit suicide
NJ York F4a--,nr -aesifRr morning Ay
siRsniuE ms Wrists with a -azur- The
SCREAMS Of ms wife aroused the
neiEnpars VIM rushed IN ard pre-
rts,arzsa him from doing away with
himself Els condition is NOT ssEs-
a,s. tut he WIS taken n charge hT
Sheriff Marshall and VII be held far
4 shor- time ayr Apple
Erv attempted to kill ms wiz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

The regular meeting AZ -ae P-aRs-,Iaaa
aenEi1an Lodge was aelG TReHc.av
evening n / O c. r mi The de-
g-,ss, was conferred upGn q large class
al candidates. Al Interesting rapport
nj thH RE-oakaa assembly n BaaEgr
YVES g1nEn b~ rae delsgazs. Mrs Na5lie
c CaRsR SPTaral guests tram other
lodges ware ET,-esH-at and made hrifst
-Erla--ks
Ms Mary E1l1iEv, captain Of 1he
1es-sst 1EaA-n. VIM VIII laETe SazuE-5Hr
trsr ST Petersburg, Fin, waerH she
and M-- Bailey ara n spend me win
rsE- WIS presented WITH q RaEg NG5iE
Es21ds Nh The E-11 vas f-<nn 1he
atsE--'t-4 LsRZn ann Ihf Ti-esax1a-1un
wzs made ny Mrs.. tss1dlev T. Fngg
u appreciation Of Mrs. Ea5ievs IN
-Tzng work N me lnaEe Ms Bailey
made a gracious sI1esEh ri acceptance
a sanE campased by Ms Charles
Turner expressing me pes1 wishes af
the IndEe fgr Nj anc Mrs. Bailey
and a4sD hDw maCn they VIII ne
MISSED, WIS sung BIZ Mr. Turner ac-
=arrTra1leG br Mrs Pauline Jz-essr-
Thurns singing hr the MEssrS has.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
cllllG Events

Nor. knights If FNy1tlas Eisr--if.r
GnrUenLun- Bath
Nur- 4-Leg7slR1ive Budget asg1nzIliIzE4s
al AarTnal sc;;1nnl. M4Gt11Es- ~ IL
SOC. 4-EnisiEIa F-aesSlEn Brseatz,-s
RTa+ntr.s nesting FL NgrwEE-
N5E- 4-SuInersHr Central AE1cuI-
Tl1r-a- SurleTy. aanuA- znesEzng, sECw-
Sop s-4-MRzne WurnHus Enrne Mis-
slunR-v 5ocaeIy IA Anguish
Ngv- 5--Leg4slR- re Eu6Eer agaEurrIlrzsAs
A. Penupscn ExG.1anEe Bangor HI
Sgr- 5-Renrshssso1 County Fa,--n By
rraEa ant Sts.z show. EE1g1v-
MOT. 5-s-Wasirsngtun county cEnEtst
buys aad g-Ias clubs Macnlas-
Eor- 5-e-SaE3 dEt1oe county cGn1ss1-
oUys' END gzr-1s ciuns. BH-ti
SUr- a-s-AGn1s:DssC County assu5ese;lu4s
II oBVs ana girls esEtis- -AlE1sla-
Nor S-EEuEH-luIEz rally, A1Eslces
Washington ca Taachs-i,s' Assn.
Macn.as-
SoV. s-Launctzng Of ffFur-nRsg 20
schooner a. R2cnTngna-
ysr g-EQlE-Hzn- Fr-1es3Aa E3raEslts-s
2ub 1I1sss11ng. 1-2h. sk1wheEz..
Nf5v- S-SuQe,aur rnur-- Hg.Tz4y-T57Ae
Nor. a-LeE.ElA11-s Budget committees
e. CRY hR- Lewiston. a Ia a Il
Ngv- 1R-Efncx-lnnRz rally HaEpiuas
Pisca1aquls Ca TaaE-hers Assn.
Sgr. 1it-MA1ne b. Of c. 1ast4zr1IIrlsRz
banquet n Bisfap Wash
Nor. 1A-Ma4ne AuiafnoHlln ASS
d4rscE0rs RElrZIRl neesz-cE PEnllislL.
N7r- 14,-G4r-1atEs1EE,-.l TaixzsjTTl Amer
1rEn Pup and Paper Mig Suner-T9-
tssndeuLs AssOclaE4nH. err 49,. l1t-si
nv ;. D Warren & Ca Cumberland
MIS-
Nor lR-Is-yar1uuEz Grunge II Me-
t.sIAIIics nal. BnsTun.
Wow 11-A--nzsfauE day
Eur- z1-LsEisiEIlvs 5adEef gtainrnis-
pee z City nal FsH13azad, - 10
NOV. 11-a5-Red Grass Fourth aununl
yur L1-Z.-EdnrRz1unH rally. ans
plcHs Azaus-aak Ca Tsacners' Assn.
. F-asgas Isle
Nsr- 1e-MdurRaunAl rail-. sslsuluz.s
SolIats7 A-'onsionk TaAcnt=rs Assn.
Ha--En-
Nov 1e-Maine LsaEas OF Karnen
Talars. annual rnt-af1nE AaEas1a-
NOV Ie-zS-5BTs ana tzLr1s' iClus1ss
contest AsAnntsosE cauuTE,. zuE1lss-sl
Nov .IG-zS-Pisz1-Agu,> county e,sYr-
test DBrs and girls C1lns- Fcxc--,1r---
N1r- 1e-1S-PEncnsc1Sr COUNTY c.sFn1s.sr
buys and E.rzs' ciuils. Eaugnr
NoE 1S-Is-MaznH STATE IsarrlBlrEz3f,;ss
rnetr-ng, nar-lHnd
Nav 11-Lrg7sla-lzs Budget commit
res e. Council ctliaznner- State House
Agg1s1l III 20 4 II
Ngv ..-Suprerns G9ur- civil ana
Criminal 1tsrn. Egul11n-
Der --sf-MaznR state Peu1r--v As
sssciRz3uI. Portland
-sec- T-7l-MaIne STATE E7ysI.I1z-v ASST
crEEuR. Exposar3un Building
Dec s-a-Lacz5 Asst.sSLs,'S' anllTnl
meeting Ri SrR-s Eua1se AuEusrz
Oct 12-Gyaaz Councils ST Improved
0r-.ler gf Fed Men and IsE-5.a 81 Pc
caaIsuIas a. Por-1Rna
Dec .l---.a-Aa-ns state Grange a.
Lewiston
5x-. 40. l9s1-Wesfe-n Maine Pazl.
TT Assn. South Paris
sA1- 4-g. -4.1-Sdurn Berwick nuuIr--
Assn. South Berwick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

To ri parsons tr17xr-4ss7~.,s =, ..s..,zr 80
rne estates AaxzrE.3paf-<,- -rx-,...-s-
AZ = rs-,r.t,r-ss - -. - !. -
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rntnI 1zsn aRr tn siar frr.y,, y.. -1,s,.--
1f-n GRE Of Gst.rEsfrr TIRE ~x.llsur-1r
rnx--Hrs having nxsazr presumed Far. rF,ss
nts10n rnErerpun htssEslunfrs.- I-,fiIf.s-s.fi
Il Is afxszt3E 4BREERHJb-
That nraarse rhs.y,ruf he rss.p-, -, aEy
pes,slns luTs.ysEs-<su nv t.sussrrsr a rsrsr,r-
uf TINS tu-osr N he pui,isr,s,Fss 7srrsss.
ns.sec journal. a 1,ewsnsr,e- -.,t,s5sss,,.s,
IL Augusta IN sRsd s-prlurv T%1n- me-
rlag APPEAR AZ a Prv,ua-s. x-ss,Iy-- -, Ne
held al .zRafl A.,r1,ssr-. IN, ~. -~.s,,---o
ssrand Har Of W0r.,ns,..- n 7ssp
81 Tan ssE.lnck in rhe fggy-ut,nr ana -
nea-d fsneresn II -saer s;t.r g.sTr,,,..
l9eE5S HENRY -gT.MAx 5u-@ sF
AuumBnfn dr-sasst-i WT3f .na z,z-s
7Bn fsr T1,.abH1A 1tss.y-egf GDd sa,- m.
szspeID-nsnr af enss,.ur-fx vyefapur
Dand- zlre.sHrTzsd br {asszzE n f-Fs-usr
E1t<.uTr--E named -nssr4ssn
CHARLES A SATTNRErw 1a1E If
MONMOUTH. dscnnsfsd Petition far al-
EntnIsr--a11nn ann 1sr s~n.. aryrainrrrrus
u Waiter A zzzfcis..,sEsF, 4f MTsurr,JtEf.,
DGEEAS ANN CEESlEY aa-p uf
MI Nerron- dexsszRss.f Fassfarson FIR
administration anc far rals avutzlrTs-
uenr eff Herbert p Shaw 81 M
Vernon. as administrative Of sad ss-
-21E-
WILLIAM RICHARDSON 1s-e nj
aERGfieAn. First acrarur presented
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
ALMA

&c Enidsn VI {SNrtlH-n was bust
ness vlss1or n he plact WtsEsrltsssfiEy
The Temple Br-ss- ara lnRGlng Itle--
zuEws win lumber fur tas Hn-h Box
Ca
M and Mrs Lon Jtwet1 pElssEa.a
Sunday n BAN
M--s. Laura sirnDssrn nHs closed EEr
w.In nEr ih aE-I-s- Mrs T I. 42l-on
N Augusta
CHp1 = z jones loaded MS sCnw.
Inc North Star. wsth piIlng fEr 5oaIn-
ahy sg-nas-
Nj and Mrs. A Z Macdonald passed
SUNDAY with MI. MacDanHlds rnBrha.,-
Mrs c J. ARcI,annAa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
WASHINGTON

NEST-GeurEe Kennedy gf El2un
Is stopping with Charles Bowman
The L.adles Sewing Circle met
"Wednesday a. Mrs. Fred 5RAo &
Frankie R2cn EFF Saturday tsr
AuEusra- Ee expects r0 work n Inc
big woods this wIDlsr-
Frank Peassee of AlElsra YVES d
vzHI-nr n tzwn SUNDAY
Forrest BRYANT Of Jefferson was z
visi-ar IN ugwn Taesuay-
BAY Psltun OF Manchester re-
turned MandAy u ms hume al Man
cnesFsr
John nawsnn Is working IL Jonn
Anss' lumber MIL n CeUpeI,s NILS.
Roy Ell af Bnssnn. IS visiting ms
SISTER. Mrs Eayae Ma-son-
Frank Nash mas sold ms 1REim
and buildings 10 A-vh1E E-abelH 81
1hzs TAwl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

Hrs Mssr--sw ra,s.rvtsi many beaz1-zfrss1l
ann useful gifts winch consisted If
chinR linen. cut glass slre-ware ana
-racKer-
George Brznn NJ Lewiston passed
r.ae weekend a. me hume gf tis SOL
Mr. and Mrs. r u Erarn.
Gear-e Wesfun and Charles 9a-~ey
attended Farm Burssu meeting n
Augusta On Sa1lr7Hv
Mr. and Mrs h n Smith ann
daughters Nancy and Eleanor were
SUNDAY callers al the hume at Mrs.
MAJ Weston.
Several II this VICINITY amended
Ias SUNDAY evening ssswacs 81 the
@pea- CORNER church M-- BUrnfam
Of Manchester cnnductsd the service
Mrs EzmZnA RgwsFy. who IL nursing
Mrs. p r Lunr pzssed rxae weekend
a. her humE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04
-zrsaH Notice

7e.,,sslJr gwen that -rle faJ-
e. .,,7,t,-,y rYrssrlls were maize by TING
FL -f,lIr-. W11t8n and Err r1le
30 ~ A.uneissr un the fwenrs-
Sfs 7+ .'f,1gbe, 19ei,---
Is RA2N4AR9 IF Sidney ez-
~. hi ue VII Of SAR-AE Il
pt-,,..-s-77l Xxx a1 sidney dHgsaasssfs.
! ~ T AND JEA-sNETTE M
NJ N.Il-.aYwsp. EEsE:U--anHk af
- AART r ~ BAILEY. dsl-a
nm -1--.,T z.tscsRsssta.
.',---5y,T@x z FALL, or M Vernon,
7 ..--,,.----.zn- 81 I.Je sEr1-1 of WIS
MAN la1s 81 NJ Var
- lifts u Franklin. Mass.
! L1.---..- D. II lssR estate If yCEN
..---r-r'- lurs IF Na1aunRz Sajnitsrs'
f.r.ilE,st sETu Z p SpLnney Of
p T,..r-v ck agent
I'm :. N1CI1Gl.s. a1 E5dnFr.
sii,,,. ..-,r-s.ir IF me estate 8f STEAM
| III lazs Of Sidney as-
- ,.-.aeE CATEs uf Tazzazhn--,.
Y If The estate nj lAEETE
aBs al Nassaahura. de-
& MITCHELL Of C-h1ua.
- - If M. Will as L4EAN-ER e.
ee-@rr-r me- Of TSh1nz c1ecehsezi.
K Il -al.S I'll ET'-TE nj Monmouth.
-. 81 win VII annexed If the
p. III A rlTEAEE
II aiu-.FuouLa. 1t-esRst1a
er-VE II z sMAL-LEy N
.sts.is. slciTn ZIIgsI--Hz--Iz af rns ESTATE
..s..T-T7l- r @AnzALl-ET la1H aF
.s.s,E. .ie.'s.Ast-si.
IL L-.l1zz TTDN. uf ReraSi-
Z ..r+--.sT--'-E 1T the estate Of EFE-
LECTION late nj Raarl-
i.--.-- l.sst.4
/ "a TT-'r'-TE ) NTM-AN. IF Smith
e at,rr n sarrzEr NJ the estate of
F. WTMAS. 1E-A ST Win
b d,s-gs-l.4it'lA-
| .,sr- Z " -ETTN
EsE4sfssr of Ta-unzss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

any araEaf girl uan be taaEaf -aae
r-ufitsnsuzs ri nursing IN : ssnnr- time.
saws the MRzne Department a5 EeAlIh-
which .seIs that snEh k-nw3eaEe
ssssauso be Required part sf me r-zEtia-
ing Of every woman To 1Esa the
Pulse ana respiration accurately. Ia
rsr,sax.s. and administer the inrxlid.s
a,et. 10 administer drugs IN sumerpus
WAYS "a gave bxKsss and fxssnnnrazssns.
10 arrrsa1 tass personal wants ef the
gunsser. ana "a kssp an acrurz<e rsr-
xss.si If ras uxxsssst and ner nwEn dusnEs-
can exsiEv be mastered ar suy 1rzreEli-
Esmz girl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-04

Erar since [IF E1rTaes II the sii-
s1lszs1ue Ia-zr'-t.iIT.. NJ E8eL13I.a FIRST be
came KNOWN - inns COUNT t--aEEzssiF
ntss-a nave bean nEvInE a T+k .fv -E-1'E-
lst-1glflE1-y demand 1EEr Etuu1d sinner ne
]1s s.+feg--a vsIgass- IFS sfanxerIs..nre azlsi
rs sIzlrT4 harm 4sessTtsss EipallBT4s ssk have
bean f's.s'1EFrIs isss FIR IS 3-t-azsuE use
EynuIE WEI ET1fT1s.t Wtrnen
lsn4 1s-eG 1ELlv apply q 15t-3r ~ ne
hsZaG w1LA . c5tza rasra Brush lsts1ils--y,
doing ID Url= aG-r and rale IF-e.sssss-s wiz
GEws a 5ssHuT1Tul WHY and Eipsssv H;,-
pt.ar-alcE wEIlgsil bears nn marks Of En-
Iz1lciAllT-- The htssH waT 2E IA a!z3ae
the EIEzr z-rtp strands and .-ltsisTs.r sssZ-.
II I-EtTn rom ROOF to III There IS m
s1sAIsr-ZIE1un- M ss-l<.E- s--zsz{sv NJ
ofI-ltfr uugi8eAgElL xsaIllrsH L-Iuusrs sal
T1ats''Zfit Is Tlls s. so III azd 2 srlH.riY1E
sa1T NUTS E1u n Azg.ss3tng them N
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his wife. VINO ma beer -ns E-aesr
since Friday IF her aE-anrs. M ana
Ms. Herbert l. Ana IF Mount
PHEASANT avenue
Arrangements are beng made n
the western part q Sume--ser euunrv
1ar meeting of scnooi masters
U-1cn VIII be heic n Lhe nea- r1.f-
ira Il Madison The object is ne
G1sfsussaon Of the organization IF q
school En2s1Er-s assaElHaun. a ban
4nef VII oe served E1G outside
Speakers present
Mr-s- Carl Rogers and Daughter.
E5-ldaErzCie and George are III 14xn
1ssr t-le remainder Of ne week. z-lEs--
-aE her parents NJ a1a Mrs. u. (.
ElliuT- OF Nas7 F-sarf sfr,.-af
Mrs. EV1a. Els-nure IVES n lewis
1zIn an business -nesaav-
M 21G Mrs Nar-lsey. VINO we-e
cz-lt-1 Il Madison by INA DEAN af her
1z-as- Augustus Ca-aps.lI g4sfar,nsa
-assssHT - heir hume n Boston.
Z l. Walker VINO mas bean rae
Eaea # lis 4aagaTer Mrs Car
tsulT1s 1ar sEvaral 6REs- rssFur-neG
T'rit.sIiaE n ms hume n waauErrr--ts.
Mrs Jamie Barker returned ID mar
hume Ii FnT- F7al7-5alo Tuesday. NJ
EEzr naalng tsttn -as guest af Mrs
Este Ezles
M.s. JAMES u Tur-3e and aaugt,Is.r.
Azzel Of Gond VII wHre n 11wa
Tuesday On business
Me,s. Ralph E5Q has returned u
Fairfield. wher'H she II s4uGslsrad n
Lhs o 2 Flies millinery dsspar- rrls--.r
a1-ssr hang az hume n uaze.
Z uss-v anlByazlie daace was ht.4d
Tuesday evening n Grange hal MI
So WIS furnished w BE--ntsv's rr-
C:.ltss7l1-z Of " azervllle
The November meeting af raae Pio-
nessr Past Nome tzz-a-1t5s Aaass,1araran
VII DE held nex- Monday a4-sr-nnun
w3r1 A,,s. Lesiie L Jacobs an A8ur1
Esie2sEn1 aEeuue-
Mrs. EIy p Eaunez1 af .Augus.z
was n rgwn TaesdRv
Mrs Stanley " Cover went n
Springfield. Mass. Wednesdays. being
called there hv me dean uf nss. ami.
M-s. a 4 FIlsbuTT
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Augusta Woman Had
More than Her Share
of Suffering She
Says-T anIac Re
stores Her and She
Gains 20 Pounds

Il WIS lRs5 Spring rna1 -aalac re-
stirred nv health and aare fall TIsf
Splendid ever sannss" SRsG Mrs
Charles EEuta. who lives al Chelssa
Maine. w-t1icn Is z3u1 ON z. r y. .
1--TTn Anguish
y certainly had a lung hard Sfrug-
Ele with II hea7rar and Il Seams 10 ne
Itaa1 ! nRd Trlure I1an my share Ef
suffering nv Stomach he'd beca-ae
SO badly upset rhRz I didn't want 10
AM a thing and ID tail rt1e truth ]
was afraid IA I couldn't azsHs4 3
sIte pr,uper9y AMI oftau mad 1azns IN
NY stomach thar WERE 40 aHd ! had
- give I'D and go To hta ] would
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-FTCHFTELU

|" Hnrnf = Gr and Mrs DENNIS
= @At vHr'v tz4szsfallF Decorated
evening With Halloween
e''ails w'lsa a reception wsas,
4t Her .iaagsIss.r Alice IN hannr
L. sn, marriage 10 Lg2lRnd
s+s'---.fw af lewiston AT.
s~-''sS d taaun1sszll supper was
Aa5ut "a near -ssssxzres OF
Anu g-ssurn- There was q
T. f' ~ T1larzpes ana r-les1ns
"isian. augusta. Chelsea ana
.l'7ssEtuT a collation. IF
1a @na Gaze WIS served BIZ
\ sTs Ar-au- 7asflgp. nrrisae,-
- "a ne 5r1ue- Mxss5c an ms
y ana organ selections tr
'h' T'ibbssiHau Of Chelsea
eHsoE.ti Ok all. M. and
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rllQ
store
sells it

And I Q AMY fifty cEurs
1Er LhR n1s1 economical
an ] ef+setnal nurpeI
remedy we know 6-J
We could glra run 1ns
names aI scares Of Maine
mothers ana g-xndnn1h-
g-.s whs have wa-aea M
cEmmun EEknessHs and
kgpr IaEr families N
heath with Ii1ss z1nule
alu time Il T. At
WONG 5 Ms1ar1ne. The
mnsI Important thing n
Ea1zssgaa-1-ng the health
Is II keep Ths buwAis
ar-1ra- DAILY This
should be dune with
sumElnzng taGf has m
weakening reac+3un. Our
~F 80 NV IsO2ATES
the sr1mach- liver. KID
uHvs and bowels 70 znFr
VII hi NATURALLY
Z improves The health
AnnF- hack II MT sR-ls-
1es. Mec5c.ue
Gu Portland, EE-
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asmes 8. Wing caes uf Injuries

James Z Wing 81 P8WaR4. fEsr-ne.stlv
of Lewiston. 1lea al me Central
Name General hospital al lewiston
Tuesday -nnrn.aC rum injuries n a
r-rnawRv SaEl-aax- He came -
lewiston Sa1arsiaT X help hls father
James : Wing II Bar,kEsrsVliits They
we're driving a spRl af ha1sses Win
load uf goods when the horses De
came frightened near The state fair
grounds AMI ran away BoTsl ware
1tr-uun ont and me vaunE man WIS
ar-=sed a considerable distance his
leg being h,zakEr and recEiE-1nE Inter
nRl. injuries Mr, Wing WIS 5r1--I n
Leeds. jan l. 16Sg ia IS survived
by WIFE dznEhIsr his 1R1hHr q
hY,c1iler and TWO sisters The burial
VIII pc n MsEica. Ne, r1rnC--'uw-
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YASSAIEG3Q

TassaIbDro Grange VIII reps21 the
d-a-uz g-wen IN the evening II the
far. entitled The Village St.apoi
Marin" II Grange hhl IN Tuesday
evening. N5E g. instead of Kegint.s-
gay NIGHT as Was arsT planned
TszissrAs orchestra VII FURNISH MUSIC
4 DANCE II me ciasH