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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04
Bishop HartzIer Dead. 4.

Bishop II b. Hartzler died yesterday at
Harrisburg, Pa, He is ssaidi to have once
been a resident of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04
Nelu, High-Grade Merchandise

mpeachabe qualities that have created the reputation
of Wanamaker houseurnshings reliability and efficiency
No Everything is sound throughouwil bear
scrutiny still better steady service In the
home.
word it's made UP, not of merchandise that manufac
ter and retailer want to get rid merchandise
YOU want to get your home. What a difference.
Our advance ORDERS placed in vast quantities TO meet
the seasonal cleaning and housefunish
ing low these fine and
efficient you'd pay elsewhere for bargain goods
of all-too-
III certain character
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04

70 Keep AIner1can
and sanitary. The notable of goods ,o-
tanned IN it include
Kitchen and table cutIeru Tiuunr,
RefrigerutOrs Ponfyuruye
SeLCLng machines Trunks
DTess forms Gdlcunized irvnIruye
Baskets ALu1,inunurr.
Bathroom furnishings Vacuum sueeo~r,
Nscke1D0Fe Carpet slceepers
Endn1eiudre (no ~seconds7)
Ofd-fashioned iron cooking utensils
noodenUdTe BrOo0s ana brushes
Mops and ciedn1Q-cioths Cedar chests
Porceiain-topped kitchen tables
This is the Autumns opportunity the house,
keeper TO get of DID, brokenown damaged around
the house and replace them with shining
savings.
For the Autumn bride who begin everything
shiningnew the shining dollars roSd ry.,is
acquired, viii be veritable windfaAl
andC Chestnu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04
Sale of Lamps and Lampshades

in dark with economies" the spectacle
maker rich.
They prefer to keep the eye the body bright
and beaing and the Of the into the ~
and efficient lamp which the light Of the
We're prepared for this sver-ncreasing
most comprehensive retail stocks IL thse
stocks into which help vourself
during the period of the Sale andwhatever
Get Good Lamp
and SaUe Good Money!
If anybody should thousand different stN5as -
shades, genuine find
in this vast and varied offering of
Ftoor Lamps B0udoir Lamps
Desk Lamps Fancy and Noceltg Lamps
Tabie Lamps Lighting Fixtures
Vase Lamps Candiesticks
Parchment and Silk Shades
While the Sale takes place in the great Lamp Store
Fourth Floor, Centra it also includes and QUAINT
styles of lamps shown in decorative
House Fifth Floor Chestnu and there on the
furniture floors. -
This opportunity is literally golden one at this time
when homes being "set up" the Fall
Sale prices for lamps from s2 representing dainty
houdoir lamp, to S175 for imposing Chinese laup
with mounting covered with leaf gold.
Shades S150 $780, and fixtures from $3.50 for a
single deght to $500 for elaborate slight Chandelier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04
The NeU Dinner Sets Come in SO Fast

that between the time Of sending
and reading them at least 300 dishes
patterns viii have joined others
ready offered in the Sale
Prices in this particular group viii from sz5
1880 for complete Of LOG pieccs
excellent grade Of American porcelain,
tive decorations.
In general the pricescale for dinner
starts with $3.50 for the French s35 for English
imported and 1850 for the American
10 $3.50 for superb decorated in Fr-~
encrusted gold that bit afraid
TO get. But got
The display Of radiant, richly crystal presents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04

Fourth Floor. Market and ChestnuO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04

Fourth Floor. Chestnut)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04
Get a Good Lamp
and SaUe Good NOneU!

If anybody should thousand different stvls,
lamps shades it is genuine belief that hed ina
in this vast and varied offering of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-04
All the Essentials of
CLeanLy and Progressive
Housekeeping

are included IN the Sale Il is a wonderful
exposition of what is being done TO Tighten
wornen's labor with new improvements and
TO keep American homes bright, shining
and sanitary. The most notable group q,
tanned in it incIude-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
f Main \ 4900
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs

h SHNE3SS UT VlNN U4NNH HHNss vt N. Y.-Welcomes industries; population. 5000; rich fruit country; 32 miles from Rochester, 52 miles from Buffalo; located on New York Central, Rochester, -Lockport and Buffalo railroads; million dollar high way; Erie canal, port on Lake On- tario; brick and sandstone pavemerts, up-to-date schools, modern hospital. library, municipal waterworks, sani- tary sewer system, excellent fire pro- lection with motorized and chemical equipment; buildings and sites ready; male and female labor available; no labor troubles; abundant water, pow CT and light; established industries, especially clothing, knitting, furni- ture, metal products seeking branches, investigate. Address Sec retary Chamber of Commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
CONTRACTOR to lay and

CONTRACTOR to lay and pull 56 and 60-pound rail 1; must bring steel crew; roadbed already graded steel car and locomotive furnished. E. E. Jackson Lumber Co.,, Riderwood, Choctaw county Ala. D R A F TSMAN - Experi- enced mechanical drafts man, quick and accurate detailer, wanted at once. Birmingham Machine and Foundry Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

AND BOOKKEEPERS A campaign has been started, direct ed and supervised by the worlds largest accounting and business efficiency ex- perts to select men who are qualified to enter the accountancy profession. Ac- cepted applicants will be placed under the direct supervision of one of our staff, certified public accountant, and trained in the practical procedure. You can be taken from the ranks, to com manding executive position in the bush ness world at salary ranging from 5000 to s10000 yearly, if you can prove to us you are worthy of training. Call. phone or write for appointment. M J. MacGuire, Room 1011, Tutwiler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
THAT USED CAR CAN BE SOLD THROUGH AGEHERAID CIAs
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wANTED-MxIE

AUTOMOBILE mechanic, first class, capable of be- coming superintendent of garage of large manufac- turing company operating principally White trucks; prefer a man thoroughly familiar with White mo- tor. Applicant should state age, experience and salary expected. P-15, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
HOTEL FOR SALE

For sale, Hotel Blackerby, Colum- biana, Ala, Shelby county. 25-room brick building in first-c1ass condi-' tion, all furnished and in operation; lease expires March IT; best loca- tion in city; anyone knowing the hotel business can make money here. Will sell at a bargain. See me if you are looking for some thing of this kind. John U. May with Jemison k. F. & Ins. Co, 211 N. goth st. Main 52so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

MILCH COWS FOR SALE-WE AR0 JUST RECEIVING TODAY CARLOAD OF EXTRA FINE = AND S-GAL- LON COWS WITH YOUNG CALVES AT SOUTHERN STOCK YARDS CORNER FIRST AVE. AND z7TH ST. WILL EXCHANGE FOE DRY COWS PHONE MAIN oSes. e. " WALDEN & SOM s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

GET into business for yourself; our new list of "150 Business Opportuni- ties" mailed you on request. Light. foots, ? and North Pryor st., Att lanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
BIRMINGHAM AUTO STEAM LAUNDRY

 Announces it's opening at 4th alley be- tween 18th and Oth sts. and invites all car owners to come by and inspect our new method of car and motor cleaning and also to inspect our modern equip ment. We are equipped to wash and polish cars and stiaighten lenders frames and bodies; also repair any me- chanical defect, and weld anything that can be welded by using oxy-acetylene process.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
EMPLOYMENT
aETf WISff6~SxIE SfT q


 We need a first-class cylinder press man and prefer one with p1aten ex- perience. Give full particulars in first letter and wages wanted: per- manent. The Mills Printing Co, Griffin, Ga.
 WANTED-Young man as office as- sistant. general office work and bookkeeping; in answer give ex- perience. reference. age and salary expected. o-15 Age Herald. CHECK CLERK-Wanted for good posi- tion with big steel company; must be young man who has had experience in this line of work. 23fS Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
 hRICKLAYBRs WANTED-Bibb job, Columbus, Ga; S1 per hour: 10 hours; oren snop; material on ground; re- po:t at once. T. c. Thompson CHECK CLERK-Man to issue commits sary checks; prefer single man be- tween ages of % to 30, who does not object to living in mining camp. 22tS Jefferson County Bank Bldg. WANTED-StoclS boy, experienced in clothing and ladies' ready to- wear. Apply at D. Freedman & Co, 2919 1st ave.
 WANTED-Young man as shipping clerk for packing house. M-15. care Age-Herald.
 HELP WANTED-Office man for parts and supplies department; good future for live wire. Denegre Car and Truck Co. 1924 Ave. F.
 WANTED-Two pianer men and six lathe men: want first-class non-unon men for open shop and will pay good wages Address O-l5. care Age Herald. WANTED-shoe repairer; first-class, fast man on jack; guaranteed steady job s40 per week. Wire or write D. B. James, Shoe Hospital Jackson. Tenn. GENERAL office man wanted for branch house of corporations; young man who uses typewriter; permanent place with good future. 22iS Jeffer- son County Bank Bldg. MACHINISTS-Ex terienced locomotive, 76c per hour. We have permanent positions. See Mir. Nicol personally South Canal st, Chicago. WANTED--A young man from 1T to 21 years of age to do collecting and investigating, also office work. Call at 506 Lyric Bldg. MEN--Learn barber trade; earn big wages; barbers make good don't de- lay. Write Moler Barber College, 61 N. Forsyth st, Atlanta. STENOGRAPHER-Y man who is rapid in typewriting and in taking dictation; good salary; permanent po- sition 221S Jefferson Go. Bank Bldg. WANTED-A first-class furniture re- pair man. Harris Transfer and Ware house Co.
 WANTED--A laundry driver must have good reference. Apply Imperial Laundry, 2316 4th ave. IF YOU NEED A POSITION COME TO MRS. L. W. PITTMAN 206 REALTY BLDG. MAIN S492. NEWS AGENT on railroad tram. Union News Co. Terminal Station. FOR competent help phone Main 11s4.
 HELP WANTED-FEMALE 50 sTENoGRAPHER-t
 WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED
 STENoGRAPHER AT ONCE.
 MUST BE THOROUGHLY Ex-
 PERINEcED IN sTENo-
 GRAPHIC WORK. APPLY
 s A. WILLIAMS & CO, 1911
 SD AVE-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

CHECK CLERK-Man to issue commits sary checks; prefer single man be- tween ages of 25 to 30, who does not object to living in mining camp. 22tS Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

bRICKLAYERS WANTED=Bibb job, Columbus, Ga: s1 per hour 10 hours; oren snop; material on ground; re- po:t at once. T. c. Thompson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE, REGARDLESS OF PRICE, TOP Al JERSEY MILCH COWS
 STRANGERS.
 JOHN c. CROUCH. 18th St. and 3lst Ave, N. TAKE ACIPCO CAR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

WANTED-Stock boy, experienced in clothing and ladies' ready to- wear. Apply at D. Freedman S Co, 2919 1st ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
w. H. DENT

4th Alley. Bet. 18th and goth sts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12
BUICK

We have two excellent values in 1918 models; both in splendid condi- tion and look like new; prices right.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

CHECK CLERK-Wanted for good post tion with big steel company; must be young man who has had experience in this line of work. 23fS Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

IF you want to know about Vineiand and profits it's poultrymen are making. write us; its interesting. Co-Operative Poultry Farm. Vineland, N. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

man as office as- sistant. general office work and bookkeeping; in answer give ex- perience. reference. age and salary expected. Q-15 Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

WANTED-Young man as shipping clerk for packing house. M-15, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

FIRST-CLASS body man in automo- bile custom shop. Lilly Carriage Co. Memphis. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-12

We need a first-class cylinder press man and prefer one with platen ex- perience. Give full particulars in first letter and wages wanted; per manent The Mills Printing Co, Griffin, Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

The next rEal ing evan1 a. the AL
EuEtl Girls Community club viii be
the ,-ummaEH Eaif which viii take
place nsx- Saru-lfay Al tine eiaB
house. Mrs. Fssz-langau mas the ria1-
ter IN charge and all Ennse VIM are
~ contribute clothes a-E ID tlring
rilsm 10 7ile ciur on FritsaS Clerhes.
nIzs. anything which one usually
EnCs - 2 rIimulagR safe VIII DE ac-
cep1ssG far the event eT SH-ur5fag
The sale liz tseing e7uen by Circle Nh
III which Lola RDEeA is chairman.
On sunday next a hiking pR--E
VIII us enjoyed Hnl Objective herrg
EA-wDDG'E Un E1EerEirR drive. The
girls are rB szar- on their hike laRy-
ing the ciuh house a. eiciBrk
Thev are 10 LIKE WITH them FRANK
forts. which VIII form ziis -a1-asi1-
naeuIs.
On Thursday evening OF This weak
viii take piare the open ulEf2l Il
which gentlemen VIII be invited
Dancing anC games viii be on the
program OF the evening. The busy
winters prngran for the eiup if gel
ting into action and this winter tfas
ciuf's program viii ne a busy enc
rapiste with gDoG times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Carra have hean rHesEved IN TINS
eiIy announcing EfEe wefftsing C1ctB8ser
8. sf EliiDr Sheffield B0arGmar ant
Alss Marian Esveivn Mower N BIEf-
fsalD N T. Both were FORMER lBca3
vBizng Ise8aie anE have Rts1s o.
1rsenfss here vino eE1RnG hearty sxBDc
WISHES. Ms Baag-ltman Es the aaugil-
Ter OF Mrs Catherine A Mswsr-
wieiDw al the iatR Everett N Mower
OF this city she WIS g..aaGalen f-nrn
Cauy High school u 1874 and ATTEND
.6 the training school 1or nurses HI
Faulkner's hospital. JarMir-a Plain
Mass NJ RoE-GmEn was Turmersy
IN this cry having been lDcazaa with
nis father EtR iaTH :. K 8DR-slnRI.,
q well known lumber mEn- he Ii a
graduate af Bpwdoln C0ilsEe anG
served IN Scotland as a msm0er VI
rte first sawmill unit Mr.. and Mrs
Bua-4mzn will reside IL I7s4 East
s3-d sr-sH1. Cleveland OnIn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

when VII take rtae f1rrn OF savings
dfspnsl4S 10 tae crsdlr az the rarlEsi-
er-s-
L Is csuzlde-Ecty expected 1laz AID
slss-a VIII -uval1g GE1a-.zllEl 1-esn
Young peupIe rum TIE tpwsss n
Z e-nebHE cguuST a cordial vzsirgT,le
gran 10 t1assse 5DgTg and girls means
rzica Ia cI-Z As the capital Of
11ls state. II IS entirely proper and
firing TINT We cnGn or nnnlns n
.t1e5e children n Ms1isle
The contest E1szlZ Is rsry interest
ing am there VIII be ez.l5hi-s II
City nall q carn. pySa18es- apples
peas. he2us, and al manner nf
s-Ia-1su produce Er0wu bv the bpTs
aac girls themselves. Ths-e viii be
exhibits 0f fisusehaid hantsis-zF1- IN
Guiding Sewing, PRESERVES and 1lle
liizE THESE ezal!l5cs are highly slsu-
ca1inHal aEld nT.Si.t n be q source Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

pride e al rssidents Of the cpEneE
7a-se-E prepared Big Ene yvuug peD-
Eais-- raiil-g how tner casiied un Their
yVsr,k dIs-fur the summer wa be rs.rd
by The rsrtasszrE azrd the best cnrn-
Esesf-Inn tngstirs- with the cznzbIt
i-ssl- IN each ciRas win be swz-ae6 n
pz--za The winners n snch csaaB
VIII be Sent u the Stz1s cnnrsst hela
isE tse Cuiressisr 1f Mknfae The
Eairas Of tniE work cannot he grer-
es11rlarEE- and Il N csr-mfr rnx1 the
t-1-s-rsz thus mAn5szsaua In a9rscu.-
rii-zr viii be ~ lnae1Mg Husz11A - -
5xn<a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
DEXTER MAN
81 AXES OWN LIFE

L'sI1ar. Ie-, Oct Z Edward
Bond q lifelong -szidsut OF this
ugwn. ended has l1tE about noon BIZ
shouting hsmse5F with a rifle. den1i,
~ YEARS aid, a w0aien Eail employee
and lived wT1T iaIs mother, Mrs.
CAgssiine Bond. until her death few
weeks aEn. Since then ne ma EIsar4e
nIs hume with his sister. Mrs Id
ward Martin. wiio LIVES few naiIas
Gil on the Ridge rnad. aIondar
aAuur noon M procured a rife and
Placing the ngZzie II his mouth dis
ciiG-ged l. Re had shown slgrs uf
being mentally uusala-ced ar rirnss-
lis sister is the only near -eiaz1ve
Funeral se-vices viii be held al
tine residence IL Csnrer sI-e4t On
Wednesday, az = r. L.. lDcal time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

4 iisE1 busiasi aE Green Mountain Pc
S2s1oes ere aE-rn.ting no little axFssis-
Elun III me north window at tfse t1illl-
waoG EErni1ure store on asszs- Stzs-st
The spuGs Ii ausstlnn sEsfs RAISED =
short distance rre.n lie cssr GUT On
~ s.sszern avenue br a a AGtiit AND t--
A rsIs.nwo8G- They are ~ me Ia
MONS A-soE1aoE VARSITY, averaging
nssrsy a pnund ana 3 Eaae eaeI', par
assctav CLEAN and ex=saaiEssiz unz1nr'n
IN shape They wsre rRise.s OF anHn4
ssa9x an acre ~ 1ana ttae entire crop
consisting Of SOME liz Dusfasis ths
EXHIBIT is q very -a2r average al she
entire crop according II LAs.se gentle
men farmers. VINO 1ilink tiaaz za-y
Easse 1lsr CAUSE 10 L-ai cutie pronu
Of me harvest winch Is lac RESULT "a
III experiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
JOURNAL TAKEN IN
WEEKS MILLS home
FOR SeYEAR PERIOD

.hsDteIr II. Eaea- e-yeHr-aid SIZE
az M and Mrs. BUfDra Rsed Of
y sfks Mills. WAS a caller AZ the
.lotlrnaa afiiss TuEsf.Ry afternoon and
tnin a reporter THAI The Jou~nal mad
been cunning En Eneir house since lGan.
perloG of 81 ysa-s without break
and ne wanted I'd know a. how r1asz-
0Insr homes 1ils pHper haE been rnm-
ing Tor EnaE length Of time. Frs great
grandfather subscribed u the Jou-nal
IN 1s4o. rzaklnE me weekly paper a.
that time. but as sBan as the rural
FREE delivery was commenced. the
daily was subscribed for and has been
taken GnnZIuuEusiy since Master
RDDer-f WITS accompanied ID Etis city
yeslerGay by nIs grandmother Mrs
Rnfss-7 EaeE N Weeks Mills. and isurh
N than aa well as 1fle other members
af the family en1ry reading the Jour
ma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

The fs-xr Hnnuaa mnsrsng q I'm
FcuEE AzErnorzzl EuiEs1 Bzrr1nf
c1.Grcn WEE ncaE Nrnazv euzn;ug,
prsesetsE by q hDunr.-u auppcr vharn
Wills wen unprecedented by abou. znp
members present.
E4spIr-E I--um tina pxriDus 1HcieIfa1
CT tine TWO churches show that aa-
ready mc5t NJ them nave cnnniifiH1ac
anG are planning frr I'M tan and win
IeraS wo-E
4 very cnrdiai se--EBeEcher spirtt
prevailed winch RsaurrE EncceE f0r
THIS uHI1sE CHURCH
The malsr nf q new pasrnr IN un-
der consideration by cuaznir1ee cnn-
slsL1nE Of George H Mncnmser, Ed
wfn r Wesrar, Chas. ~ Niliksn,
Fred A EDWARD. ClIfznn n Plummer
The following nfices4 were eiecteG-
TRUSTEE Egr five wears Ch~rnn A
PlEulr1e-; sIpr church sriinsl VIII
LAM Ii. Black. church cierS- John z.
Keller; enilecrnr. Ransum u. Palmer
treasurer, Virgil E --uuant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

j. FERRY Gilman

J. Henri Gilman. lorg prominent
citizen or MONMOUTH. died ve-- sud-
denly TuesdEy naor-ilng ai4But 10
sclack- HIS health flagi b~er poor 1gr-
se-e-1s yea-r a-G esDer1alv IN t4s
pas fsw months. but ne had seen ahls
20 so nut around thu v4s.2--r C1ICzl re-
Gently Tine enc came asnsE- without
warning ". Gilman ,bniuE=sG ID eITe
II Ia. OH MONMOUTH families WIN
c2rYse here IN The lz--z- pa--t of The
IS.r century lie WIS me SIT gf SalT-
Drin and Enr-iet ts'slSen-e Gilman
and Was burn March l.. sS46, II -tsa1
par OF Monmouth KNOWN as ta1s Lyon
district IN 1853 ne Married E-ss
Olive J. Lord cnug.1te- OF -aeacn. J.
Il K Lara. a.se OF Monmouth. Soon
a-1e- t.iss- Marriage shay Euuvse Ia t4sf
EsuIs-. where az canaan RAD since
be=n an important sacrn- in me Hus.-
ness lie nf the rDwn. nGv1ng aeen Ell
Ea-esl ax a1iIeren1 times Il ue-Et- cv-
cry krud of business CARRIED Gn he-e-
Fer NUMBER OF yszcz Tasi E2s chief
BUSINESS gas GeGs-nE IN nurses and
ether isvesrecs. cz--ias-es. rzs4es ana
summer esCTssge settlement nn slIe
share Of lake CBclnswagar, WHICH =
urw q lizzie village II ,xs2tE and aa4s
MUCH To the arsrAGriweness ~ the
town tic Was 1or many vezrE u
mernoe- o. the Congregational c;is-cn
and was haEa In aiassar- neing a
SnrlnSr. nud was xzso member IF
Munrupu<h Grange M Gilman WIS
much Interested in al matters Of cswfr
Improvement . mar or genial and
friendly mature. and VIII be g-Earlv
missed N the community. His sssa1.,
Is the second IN the family wstalH
few weessx, ruze Of hlk Sister HRS
Martha Gilman Plumrner. COMING Win
equal sufffenness IN September Ee is
survived by ms wife, brother
George T. Gilman Of Monmouth: and /.
s1star. MIS-. lra Highly o. New F4s-
ven, CT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
SHOP NOTES

Those VINO are afflicted writ fDn1
ll'SEnis nf aEy nature viii weirune
me opportunity ID secure advice. irn-
.1ieniass -EIiE1 anG q rapid CORRECTION
~ Efae aianEr1 III Harseyss since s1nrs
fssnna'rn~ or the following rwu Ezvx
asnr Ine rnr~sraanre cf tprr suffars-e
Enirs-iur and aewins win he ss~wr
nee ~ snut exras1 This sxpw1
WINS 70 nns ut the baur 20 the stx6 ID
In Nilszm Il schnzl. the nr1a6 Chi
CASE speciAiiEr and rerngnszsd srrs
: ia1nnrars. - s5is 70 1En ~ nnrs -ns
i'sH- rzune m frrf r-rrnis. NO matter
now SERIOUS or sampie the rnunie II
tnAs expert cnn rsH and sinrw .,rw e
Eutn tmneziix1E r.iisf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

The marriage OF Miss auiGa sf~'aa..
rsaux,srer OF the la1e Daniel llama and
r,aa,-a Fuiss1rne Sewal. I'd Frank FL
WIN Mase, WIS soieualzFc an TUES
igy afternoon. CectuBer I.tn, II tnf
nome Of the aridE. IN Ete presence on
only the 1mmeGia1e relatives the
ceremony WAS pfr1Drnsa by the fzsE
w5lliurn ADDorx Smith OF " az..rviile-
COUSIN OF tina bride, assisted by DIR
James II. Ee0h
After. brief wedding trip Nj and
AIRS. Mace Will me AZ hume Al IL Win
sf1rap street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
CgDPE1-S Mills

MISS s1i-zA tE-fv. ar GIG resilient ur
tiIis place formerly, DH1 nssx o. wash
Ir,S-nr. WIS vss9E0r Among T-ien.ls
here during the rnsx wreck
Mss Eaeise Gow=n az axassarnuseris
is II haane snr few weeks rara-
-1cn from her duties AZ = z.z.szac-u-
s~--z hospital
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Howe Jr-. 12st Saturday evening
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