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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

steers S7s lbs ~ SC and .
Bologna COWS Al lac Otis Il For
glzsn sosd COWS $50 lbs n &c.
: cow. 1r7s Yba- IT l-2c- and 81 IN.
CONS Iksss lbs at e. and 81 IN zach:
! csgw. 20 BIS. AZ e.. 1 cow NJ 5 1-4c-,
) eyxs IT g. and calvss Al &C. "
H Veal sold ! 1RIi NJ &C.. q aeisess
al 1-lc-- eZ1n=E al --sE- George
Cs1Elpn Sold COWS ar5e
EEngs-7I-s Il EorrzSn sold hogs
II # ---e
calves AZ lie cts H Foroasa sold
Z e2lyes = 20 = lbs az sC
HORSE MARKET
Boston rec 1.-THE horse market
sfs0Tzezs aB -92znEe Of material differ
enc from -ta- ~ ze@s AGO SEp-
.slisss were zlErr and a prsz-T thorough
czezn-Il vas made by the weeks szau
OF All supplies The trade Is zlrnn~
wholly fur h1ISss II small lossl ami
T1Evz we're a lumher of contractors
7ozses 9n ate marxez wf1e<e the ssa-
spnas EG-E lad oezzl firtxsassa- anu
Eaess 1oFSsS xe-r NJ ABOUT 1zsst 70 z4fS
los weag1T. and had nearly all s%a
hard s@--sre- 81 lar there h1S BEEN
NJ urls-S IF any amount ruEn tine
lumber companies agents claiming
-EazG L1E-a Is Z considerable amount al
lurnnsv already ext and thar work
IN TINS .ncnszEr VII nut oe very az
re2szTs TINS rear
Prices held az the same -zrsE aS
zesk aso Good quality. heavy yzesa
irzf-e-s 01 17E@ % lsss alb sold 1t
s$5g = $40. medium weight GirafsHr.N
15s4 . 1-aa lbs sold II seSs a S5:
wagpn horses. 1ssss q E4sa his NJ sfss
a SEE -ooi acr2irnaxssa horses ar
Else a sesec ors1in2rv seconds N -
a E.=
7 g Keith sold at ais Brighton
szanlES ! carload q g-sen horses and
= seconds Trade was a little ssuz
SIND tkae zu-sss sa1G nj atsaut the same
TaI1ssS As q Eeez ago This weeg
1sssrS viii be azae carload of green
horses ard the usual entrT Of SEC
snis
William EurzstE sold carloads of
fresh cSunsrT horse. and lfG zrczi-
IRtssa horses All -ne- nersRs @ere
SOLD Al about the previous r1nge Of
prices ADUnEE the zccsirnzfesS
aurses were a number of heavy hcrses
from local ics companies and Is GOOD
arFszs 11sz II = ru1az nh TAese
SOLD quickly II good pyzcas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
TONE OF THE MARKET


2eEEsp-s u tssork al t1E yzg1s were
y7@yy light hEt TIRE demand Asa Was
-iEzar 50 that prices generally w-se
x9GE- In 5tSs czIzse there Eas little
change 11r WITHIN zsas quoted range
EsTTe@ss averaged soBEe-- Very Little
soSa TssaraS - osaRx brought IN. bur
zhszH - an abundance a1 bologna and
ozuner eaws With tie market de-
Ginning -zzssss evidently are getting
rLa 51 lassr poor szoex winch Il Eozas0
2n1 PAY 10 winter Choke heavy
sze=sS ana oxen Il any we're Offered
H<oa,ld ar-ng ssa11 els with Ss8a gsxal-
1Tr cattle sfsa ers and poor ID oFyiIn-
arg l-zhA The best n0wx and
hesfezS sail at -@s c-sS yood axsxzgs
animals 5aT ca poor % orziinz<7-
> S-4Is ezs- Bulls sess E-uzn SGT IL
ezs- as Ia seagg.r and quality
WITH lie Hzarkez we4i Szsppissz- Chance
reals ranged from zssszx E1Iz3 IL
CTS. with SoDd average calves s6s1
CHS and pear thin calves drinkers and
graszsxs1 SCI ctA
S<&rEeaF AMY sfas4p or szKDf& EEve
srozaEsar 70 ss7e varxikA 5azi the sEzugt-
ter n0sas%s we-s wesI supplied from
star wess and Canada Sheep ar.
quoted n SOS CTS and sAEntss n % Il
c1s
Hogs snftsresi another szazrp de-
cline selling Al . I-@GEe =. Gle are
xsagsa1 AMI z@HI2 CTS dressed wezEnt-
Rsxsspsz from the Eesr were ne&yv
bar only 4 few xere offered II The
yzrzixl
Mich cgw trade SHOWS M cszznEe-
except that the demand sppears Iezs
ze-lTe Casoice hHxyv mixers asrfnx
truzn sfSsm1zsA. with god quality
COWS szassfs La and pesr 70 ordinary
COWS $50 EEsA A. 1ew rOEnE ssDcx
ozazss mere offered nj 4lssEi szSIs&
Tgaa live p0ultrv m4rszes - steady
xsaEa ssSfa fowl and EszsckeCx -10ys
CTS
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
ResE Ci1srs< a0ws = G;<As10- ssed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

srzs S+f5 So rHErzgs=axrr first 70 finest
- a@&
AABTA-gBES-F-rz- 3E-rzzaax n=r
hare -sags II ss@
lab Il z s. Szeazsy- ,sTrcAx IN
1ez1EEs7z-
TeaeSe vas reserved zeA1zESs Z -Es
E-4sS@z EnY rzE SzEE zuzET and
prices zE1su mace EsEW Enw -a~ss1-ysx TOR
gkae rear gasa szsS u 1-&EsR 6zzEs II
PoT-a RzEyUs Il : - tyr Es~zlrf 1-EZ4
ExE4g1 9uy q further reNszsE-tds-z n
cs4aag by 1n@ ur LAA ls.zIsEE -Hzr@gs 90
The Sass rs1 "a EAsEzs 9ssf 1-H EEzEz.a-
zEEssz there we're no r@E s5EEw4pEsz-zEz *
II 1sEE refined situation
THssze were Further EEssEcaias.-s II
1Lz1-r~@ Closing gssTczS EEr1 =EEE--
ally 1UzT TO saTesa Tssss-rE l1ExET- @xzszEgZ
Lszee-1sleE- E57lssz ETzs --9za@ points ns Er3-
1EzazzaET ,ea&4sss1 EsL Mar zssA-
Nay - July -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
Bill Price is 1921
Football Captain

hens,s Hill Ne Dec- 1s-Ar a
Daering d the letter men af tins rau-s
fSeztsasI team nesd Monday afternoon
Bill- P-7ce Of Daitun- Mass vax
chosen captain of football snr The sea-
sCn Of fexf-
He came hsre this eau sruxr Dalton
where ne attended, the H.Ee sce,ooa
for tie lAzr three years While a sru-
DENT there he played ON three fooatzEl
EEan.k AZ drsx- ar end and later ar
r1xns tackle He also WOE his letter
IN azzke1tszEi and baseball besides in
f0oatail and wzs conMdered a very
promising aktziesaL He - abazf szx
Eeez sz1l and weighs $50 prunzzs 80 one
can readily sz3 wfay ne was eonzsa-
erred 20 be one al the best oez1e8S
seem here for some time
HeszzisS oesng n sog1tzu mzn he %
also \ Basketball and BASEBALL He
plays center ON the axzksxhzli team
and expects 70 hold dcwn first base
aexf sprsnE in baseball
He % considered one al tina best
athletes here fnr SOME time and & -
no wonder siaF srhca7 pszrss Such
zzrorE faith IN his ability ETesyone
WISHES him the best Of LUCK and sap
port nexr rear when he assumes has
xiuzfeM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Ssw E@Tz- Der 1A--sze sarsz s1sF@9gz
1nTzzzaa ID Az American college
e-usz-Eu1EtzT team started 1t~s tozxy
xzsh tE1s sailing 81 me Cgr-sai Uri-
y7szszfT RUNNERS for EzgsHzs wnege
E1ssr -sl mes a 7Ozzelrssss team -ssEuz-
sz1zE-E Oxford and Cambridge Szni-
Tsrsztzes IN Dsesrnses g IN the A-z1
international intercollegiate ranss=z a
zEs2S rTTss sTsF szzEza
-1e zua VIII lie hesa o7-er re s@Ten
ard = half cGurSs4 Of 1fas yz-zrzsx Hare
zr5 Hnaznzx cfur az 2osEszx-u-un rear
-1n511 and b@ctz Co-TsSsl AID 0Exnsxa-
Cambridge viii start teams 81 sew
81 sz-rezz- OF tte ~ sSazx-zEEs-
sazcs EsEl-zEs-saais~= s4ss arx3 1we ef
eae@ team 20 znksh ETH sc1re and zAs
team aaEzng the sSwe- s1zza after .ea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
Bowdoin's 1921
Baseball Schedule

Brunswick Ae. De~- IA soz1fa-
=-r TRIP tine Latter pxr OF March
opens The azseazu SEASON Of Bow
dom College,. according ID sS1s=zE1t
announced To-Day by Manager Fran
e1s r Ridley Il : planned 70 play
Princeton Columbia Dickinson and
University Of Pennsylvania The
IT'D. %nlcs viii D. an innovation for
Bowdean- vii o- made during The
spring vacz.ioa-
The srtsszlrie VIII CONSIST aI -
zzrnts Enea tSo 1soGing ana sg1r~e
open dates are 1iled- being TIE long
est for s<Te-al yArs II - as fol-
sowsL games away from aarne bang
Indicated.
March 5s-P-1nrssUn a. Princeton
pending
Mzrrca Si--alum5la II View York
April --D7cSzr-scn Al Carlisle p
April It If Pe1nz- az Peaai23ez-
Pima
April s-Gpen
Aprrl ls-Jper
Aprzi Ie-Bztes at Lewiston ssxni-
l5stlaas.
April z2-B0SSon University
April S--amne-Ss AZ Amherst
April -s-Wss1sgZ2n Al Nid1Ie-usS1
April s%-TrznstF al Hartford
April i@-5oszon College N Boz
1oz-
Nay Boston University al Bus
Tpl.
A.F -3Fo1u az PruvzGEzee
MaY Mama
MAY ia-Jpen-
May E&--1fts IL Mexlf0sva
May Is-Hosy Cross al Portland
Many xf--oGfy * wa1Errlgle
NAY -S-Eosbs.
Nay Zx-Mzlne AZ 9rono.
2aF @S-Eztes 1t lewiston
June 1-Tzfts tpendings.
June x-RafsS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
UNITY

WES-D- 3 Jones seat Satury1zr
10 Augusta tsesnE called there or the
ssETul2s Illness If his brother George
wl1S TE1zs@za Away Saturday evening.
Virginia Foster passed the week
end AT home She xas zccomrszrs-
led By EsE friend Eleanor Eaton Of
Bath also student II Ccburn Gas
seal Institute
GE and Mrs Percy EEwesl have
ra1ry5azss=i the Henry Winters place
and have moved into their new
home
Kelley school closed y-rdzr for
the s-hrI Es1zs vacation
Percy EswesI was q business vsss-
TOR I Waterfalls recently
Mrs Ann Webster azs gone %
California 20 pass the winter
AEbsEr Hilna2n- Who has ben
very IL Ii muca improved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Rhode Island state college and $or-
wsna University are included N Una
ve-Sty of Names football schedule
fer next rear The schedule Is ap-
proved by the athletic board foi-
i0wE
Sept Ia E'oEs Mckinley at Groa1-
-. oenSiug- Get I. Norwich Uni
varsity II Bronos : lowell Textile al
0rUno- L. Rhode Essan5 state "a
0runU: - Bates al Lewiston: %
COLBY Ak Wz1s-v5iae; NoF. :. Bow
duln 81 CTono-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
Boston Produce Market

8aszuE- 1s-z =
3EEE--TfzGssEs7 wfz05a s1ErsH =
-EE-LtEZS - @Es first -
a5L
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s-EES-No Va E.sE Az sss
ETEEzS-N<zIs3r nezz2Eg- 1sss q E@T-
1xe-S-er-7 extras sGETs5
FL11L R-SgTZng nAEEZTs- 1@<-sh
saeAs SzszG1zE Szpr-S 1929 . 1873
standard 81 q -
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CaT-F-AzrT ca sseu-z3s - u s.
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saa EsgazEslss uZ 1EEEE- ssss@-E l54t e
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

DAnnnrfsrDstz- Me Dec z4--srs<rA "
Cashier. the oSaezr csttre~s If czfs -uurs-
aied s1ddenzr Saturday al me zxe Of
hzs zEz.Al health sxntfl r-<dxy. zxa a
szzgtt Il-s-rn 90 frz1f Dap dza aur sem
70 Be- Of arr consequence. Az- the
next Jay be =xra-rs instantly.
Mr. CRsener ~as zar- n wzIapnura
Ne. Ian = -SS1- rte su1 Of Cart Ar
sfzcny ami Bertha CAzsrer. and ~zs
the aRsx r1emt<r % Hzxnsiy Of -
sozx AMI che 1zCy17sr. In Ia he rzar-
rrea Sarah Nxeo Of wssSasorv zna
the roznx sszpse uzne 10 Dzrnxxsz-
softa 20 make tser hezne NJ TIE
ps<ssa snen this place was ONE % ths
leadsng towns Of tire cczrtrv IN TIE
1wlI65ng of wocafz Tezss4s He was n
SCAR nzaass<l and for nxry vears rad
coGrrzc1s trr frzrnssAang sae srxrs sp~
rezsess cczsfra<1ea Ae<e IN Hsrnmoaa-
Bew=1c1rfzm ana Ee1reAuni ana hss
rerurzffsz Il hsx lie Of business wsss
To hixhesE n - - sudnea the Bxu-
stz1 ckssrcz Aere xna N I'm densh wzs
IN mCgx zged msm1w.
Mrs Cashier dad in 1Nx Tsn cats-
1re1 wrxe brrn TO- r. and Mrs Cast
nE. ~ % wscm zEr~fre. Herman IL
ana EdEard L. ausxnew rnez u sAss
rOwr- Frank L. af BuxzrG- Waiter ~
of Portland. Mrs4 Kenaazs Il Dunbar
OF DamxxfsxDft1 znA MfK Free- b
Johnssz Of Portland
Tne fzznsEnz zsxrScez mere aesa AZ
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
Chicago Cattle Market

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GsA---L-T-.l a@& -r-1=aTE1s- h-1zEesEs-
SOCK and yszsx7zaz-S fully = cssEEs stFE@s-
5ss1ss rsEussrS 4&Hn Il 1-A- tz-1E 5ss8azrlzS
fully sEeGGy- 1se=ss $500 calves sze9<1ye-
g-cs1gs and choice .ssaf7 Z ss8#- zaas steers
sEeglEs - cents Eaweg- -znv still III
sssss5 al I ae2Gsns- 12z1EE- gEszFG5-gS 1898.
zssSz 9zE@Ev carry 1885, <z0zAs4ys and
feeders -ezZE TO gaEET -
EtssS-Esss@9u1s zg. aSsz. FEggSFfr- az -
- 1EzsLs EssEEeg Sazzsz Eazze-EsEy7s aver
age c2zasEszE steady 4Es0 zzzlIT 3 c&nss
zsErEg tran zeFE- sEsss azrEE 30 Hgsss K
$50 % s1@- l5ES -54s%S s=mts gaE=~=
esszlk gzes1-ats= 80 20 1sg-ssgu-d asEs SO
9&15
SEEEr-Ess94zsE5zs - $50. fzz .lazz=4s
STEADY II - 9szzs AaE1Er Losing
Ee@E. aEs saeEE eeaO2rH EggrssS 20 rg-w
5l2E 1-ss. 5EaE z-FsHfs 1@eEE. an S<r<csiy
cszSsHH Earrings ssSsF here zssFst. 5@=1
~e--EzS HE sale So uazF snail zCr fat
ewes s951- sslE sssA q zss&- ~ ssl%z
Fssssser 5zmaas- 1HE sales Sr@M So
sze7Esg-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

T-znErE in foreign exchange wzs II
4 minimum tsz1 greater sze&d1rESs pre-
E-sliesi IN airs 70 -gEG2E2 zzsu PARIS
asa 20 SExxau and northern Europe
E1rpes rsznaIrzrres- however. racing
AEz1r-
BnGss sz1 nuz participate IN tkse re-
Txsvsr- Of szIseES yzGsz 1sszE-G Szc4-o-
snE all ire L-tSzzT g-vsa1+A easing TIC
rTT7rz1s5zr IA a yssszgx-s Sales Txzr value
Mrrr~x-zxsa LA ax&A gs5 L =
EyTs-Yssz wsr2 uEe<zaEaEs<s aE call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
Chicago Produce Market

t.s-E1s2 Es1- -EF.-- LA-
KlzzE 1EEx=- zs1y-aEE>za -esEs4F z-sralz-
=zstea z7usv &c ss7s hr aSzzaT9 NJ IRE
q ma -s3 States SeEgxzs 1tss.strlE TO relief
Of f2r-=sS The -EzaETzSE E8ngsS-z szza-
aaa-EzZ Il a<E a=-ES ze- asEszHg wzfz
T1e@s-iszE Ira ARD MARI z-Sze "a : So
sE1EE EzzlEss E6FE5 and oats 2ME I'm
-g-sss-5-slszzs ina Outcome vzzrr=-s -TSzF- %
s9s7E .lezalne 70 % oen1s advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Ssw TssrE Dee u
Prime zsEyGAu1xie paper hes
EzrxNgErgH irregular
@ser9snE sgA--sEg hs5as &4Tt
Commercial e&-4s1T bills Sr hsgrks
&sTk
COMMERCIAL sSs-4xxT balls %41 d.
lzxsa &4S. cables xASf.
Francs S54zrsEza asa CABLES = So
3sAgz1n francs zstsr1E2 SE= e&Eazes
&sE
SszzsiaExE. 1RsnzE1 - - E2bsEs - 70
E.srRs 1tyzExsSz rs. esxsssez &4G
MxTEzs siFEnErzs Ia eass54S z@
Gre@sre demand III
ge~ Ta-& exchange EEE Nuz1reA4
- Isis Es<g leEsz- discount
Time sfanx 1rrn. 50 Gal ARID - OARS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

Dee |Forz Williams al rcr- WE
llzznx
Dss- Is-az-azugd Hixn al Ru-rsrs-d
jan E-PzrSCn1sesa Sewn AZ w-<=-
arun6 S@-.
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JEr- 2-Tacvatcn AZ Seminar
%ar- z-N0rSe HzEa ~ Nczz~
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Yea S-Exese- N Exesew
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rruaastz
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MARI a--c=ss11E ~ Czsnznx AcsH-
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MzrrA Is gcrnx Prem NJ 81
Johns
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Mares Lcnaurr ~ cos=v-
Mzrra |--ony HIg4 III Azx-xss.
Mz-rh S-Ta0r1-ua n Tauxnsor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

0runo. < Lowell Textile al 0ru-s- Ia
Rhode Island n 9rono, !. Bates e
Lewiston. =. Colby II WazrsTiiie.
SoT s 8ewxs0ln at 1ruan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

r-znEa+zs E.rHsz re 2=ss vii - Declared
the winner 81 --s -GE@ T@zs sf ays
-@Sr-2sza entrants ws-R 20 arlso "a ths
isad Of tsze aArL = -zISsz a-nruhxrsIe
oSczrSae@. zfss tuzz1 team szo-e Of ZIG
American university EozsAa o% tae
minimum NJ e pD5rztS
TIE RCEEAE1r7uz gxgZEsz wszsrss s
2AwAYz 1sesS fer rtse sIxfuvrxz-s-zr rFrfGr+
41ZzzA z-css-ss9szzl-T EsEn- = E0zszas-e1
1-s= n he 1#sE q E-Ea2ES-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

tSr&rSa1ir Gss--eI Tur t5s Esz1sasc
-czT-zzg
SE0eSz EAEyzS- D. -
NAME
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

csUrzza1cunco afte- lz<zncn1A
typnesd feFez ard the grsRs - scEzs-
Itfcg Fnsre9r aszzx-eszr- nut rnAA- To
make x rE2A and rau9a- SzerN % %
nk@dss& &E Hpu0x SArEapnrriiA
TA1zazznds SD testify. Take Hnmax
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
INSTRUCTION

Loezi Inssruesien Glasses -
BUSINESS ENSiI4aSH--soxr<~ No :
AZ Augusta 7 n Q r. Business Eng
aiEr sSGr-gra1lo-s Tart ZS3sa p
Wanting amt Ralph WsagtS-. i1xsrE2e-
1n-S EcxEs S&#-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15


MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
:. Front St Bath PhuHs- sse
xlS Water S. 4AzEuxt4-
Phone lels-zo1s
Correspondents Of
ELMER ~. BRIGHT q CO.
Nesupexs e. View EnTE ara B0nzcn
Stock Exchange
prT~a<s WsrA Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

FL z9E-hExzEzszE-. wE1h 1Da AZ
lga so szE Fn- ASA 1r sxxSzznEs
a.i -sEg lsser with tsowi skzsa- II
IT ,lE-.4z- EiDEtF Ca Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

yu. galsrrt have ID be an zG-Errfe< -
=a- nesai-s from e4asszEesa arysgr1s-
Eng i NzEt-Azz Take- VIII EEzp
yoz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15
sEw HAMPSHIRE

Tie zEE-EEZ1E III I've SsDeA Al
3rrgAz1-. WzzEr-AMl zEa tie seGAl
szADg1zE- zzlseS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-15

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
Glove=fitting rich DettiCOatS of silk
 jersey--$5.5O.

With the smoothness and the comfort of fine silk glove, do these handsome petticoats of silk jersey t Ones freedom is not hampered they snug and smooth beneath ones cosefting skirt Yet they bring extra grace to the that skirt hangs for their founces of latest model and cut.
 In fact have flounces of fine taffeta which is just firm enough to be especially pleasing.
 Beautiful dark colors but coors that glow with light Some lighter brighter color too such gray and green and blues
 Sizes 34 to 4O quality style and all other features make them worth @7:50 to $95o- $5.50 I econd floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
KING HOLDING
 PIVOTAL VOTES,
 IS ONE RUMOR

Chicago, June 9-Everything to beat Johnson. While there Is still a strong sentinent for Wood, wise ones are predicting Bowden or Coolidge. Jehnsenss radicalism is sspiaying havoc with him. It's 100 to 1 shot he will be beaten. Another dark horse men, ,tiened is that Handsome" Will Hays, national chairman. The Con- necticut delegation has not taken any decided stand on any candidate, and 1t is said as things stand now there will be a rag time vote.
 Now an then it Is heard that John T. King holds the key to the situa- uen with the Pennsylvania delegation, acting for Penrose.
 Col. Ullman has the job of his life on the resolutions committee listening to everything for and against the League of Nations, prohibition and last, but not least, the recognition ei the Irish republic.
 At the organization of the com fnittee on resolutions Col. Ullman was elected secretary with Senator Wat son as chairman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
These Tighten and brighten hOuSeWOrk.

And they to be had at price below usua1-each is ready to commence it's helpful service at saving:- Sherwood dish drainers regular $1.35-$l.lO Wizard floor oil, regular 25c-21c. Glass wash boards, regular $1.25-$l1O. Aluminium coanders, regular $1 .65-$135. Trplicate cooking sets, aluminium, regular $3.95- $3.75.
 Universal family scales, regular $3-$2.75. Bread makers 4 loaf size regular $375-$2.95. Nickeled copper tea kettles, regular $33 3$2.35 Wall clothes dryers, regular $1.25-9Oc. Wooden bowls, 13 inch regular 75c-65c. Pantry canister sets for tea coffee sugar and flour s125.
 English jet teapots, regular 85c and 95c-75c. Sugar and sets, Nippon china, regular $1.25- Gut glass fruit bowls, footed, floral cutting, regular $4 5O-$ -$3.95.
 Nippon china sets, bowl with small individual bowls, regular $1 $15O-$1.25.
 Cut glass trays bowls nappies and such regular $375 to $6, special at $325-$295.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
RUSsELLo FINED 45.

Demeniee RusselIo, proprietor of pooIroorn at 1T24 Main street, which was raided as gambling establish ment yesterday afternoon by Cap tain John O'Cennell and Sergeant Daniel Poland, was fined S5 in the City Court this morning. Frank Maida of 47 Tom Thumb street; Frank Fiiia of 4t Thompson street, and Vincent Gievinazze of 123 Lex
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
SuitCaseS of WOmanly sort.

Two things make them of special appeal to women. One sort is of marked lghtness. Other sort is so finished that it stays dustIess and fresh-lookng. Mating cases of very light weight, special small "A to IS nches) with good brass lock and catches $225.
 Black enamel with pretty lining of cretonne. Have finish much like patent leather Sizes IS to A inch $5 to $75O.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10

ington avenue. alleged freuenters of the place, were also fined $5. Peter GigIietti of 112 Highland avenue, who was arrested as a frequenter, claimed this morning that he was merely an onlaeker His case was no1led.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10

b not always suf- ficiently digested
 pr properly used. The best medi- cine is that which builds up, not merely braces up. This is why Fath- ar Johns Medi- cYne secures re- suits, which have caused its stead fly increasing use for over sixty years It contains neither alcohol nor drugs. It supplies one of Natures re g. t f o o d medicines which can be easily q i g e s ted
 a n d effectively used- It is a
 builder, not a. n
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
One lot good stationery at 20c.

Can't why every box of this stationery wasn't sold at it's regular price of 50 cents! It is good in quality and appearance and shape is pure white pen gdes easily tit good value at regular price.
 Must be the boxes that at faut-they surely are homely!
 But, here goes to be rid of it! Every box, containing A sheets paper and "A en- yelopes goes on sale Friday at 29c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
Suit for every
 boy of s to IS; extra value,=$22.5

Some of these suits Double Service; have two pairs of trousers
 All of them in Norfolk style of homespuns and good fancy mixtures.
 Beted tailored right maybe with inverted box pleat down back of coat from yoke.
 Gray brown green, mighty attractive in the differ ent colors that make up their mixtures.
 They're great suits in value regular prices from $5 to 0and here pick of the lot in all these sizes at $225O.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
The Best Way

To get strong and to keep well Is to
 help Nature rebuild and repair the wear and tear upon body cells. Food
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10

Something You Wantf Use
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10

builder. not a. mere bracer. Get g bottle today.--Adv. . DJ.e'' t--
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
How gay and fine are bathing caps!

Worthy indeed to with the pretty bathing and swimming suits!
 How their coors do sparkle; the reds and purplesI and greens and bright blues!
 See how these hats trimmed with contrasting flowers!
 And here are caps with two and three colors giving them effect. Yes indeed, they bring life and beauty and color to the bathing hour
 And, what is they protect the hair-for they are close fttno and are real rubber. 25c to $45O|
 Waterproof bags for bathing g-suits, navy black 75c 85c and 95c.
 Bathing garters special strength-2Oc to Soc pair. Left asle