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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21
$54,15S.55 $4S, 704.1S

Be it further Resolved, that as required by
law, Common Council shall hold a hearing
on Monday, February %, 1920, at Council
Chambers, City Hail, Pleas %antville, New Jer-
sey, at the hour of eight o'clock in the eve
ming, at which time and place objections to
said amended budget may be presented by
any tax payer Of the City Of Pleasantyille, II
so desired and So
sham 4aaze notice 1fz sd 6e4fI1S s. ~ 49
a~ntville,
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
Citv Clerk
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that persons hay
ing bills against the City of PleasantviiIe
must have them In the hands of the City
Clerk on Friday preceding the regular meet
ing nights of Common Council, which are
the first and third Mondays of each month,
otherwise they will not be paid.
By order of the Common Council OF
Pleasantville.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21
Today

Today is yours and mine; the only
day we have; the day in which we
play part. What our part may sig
nifty in the great whole we may not
understand; but we are here to play
it, and now is our time. This we
know: II is a part of action, not of
whining. 1t is a part of love, not
cynicism. 1t is for use to express love
in terms of human helpfulness.-David
Starr Jordan.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21
NOTICE |

Be 1t Resolved by the Common Council of
the City of Pleasantville that the budget of
the City, as approved by this Body on Janu-
airy 26, 1920, be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows
BUDGET OF THE CITY OF PLEASANT
WILLIE FOR THE YEAR 1920
The amount in the surplus revenue account
as of January 1, 1920, was $3,447.33.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21
Offices
REWARD,

$40 reward will be given for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and con-
yiction of anyone. emptying sewage in
Egg Harbor Township.
By order of the Board of Health,
CHAS. l.. SMITH, Sec.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21

$13,212.35 $1O.593.55
This Ordinance shall take effect as pro-
vided by law.
Dated Jan. 9th, 1920.
HARRY H. HOLZER,
Clerk of Galloway Township.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21
PUBLIC NOTICE |

Public notice is hereby given that the
,ity cesspool located at the gravel pit.
Doughty Road and Washington avenue. is
'ompleted and ready for use. Permits
pools from the undersigned. All persons
failing to do so will be prosecuted:
w. J. HUDSON,
Health Inspector Of Pleasantville.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21

INSURANCE-Fire, Automobile, Plate
Glass. MAX H. KIRSCHT, 8 N.
Main St., ~PIeasantvilIe, N. J..
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-02-21

$13. 212.35 SO. $685.
APPROXIMATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
WASHINGTON

A1rs. Abpie Z. ingalls,. and Mr and
Mrs. W. Z. Overlook went to South
Somervtlle Sunday u attend Trinity
Z Mon. but or account Of the rain
there was M session. Governor Mil
Iiksn was to be the speaker in the
afternoon and WIS present
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence LesEner and
little daughter Aidana of Phiiadei
phia- are visiting MS father, William
G. Lessner Clarence Is one OF our
bows VINO mas made good III the navy
where ne has served for many years
now being chief QuE-re-mastsr.
The mar friends here of Nj and
Mrs. John L. Howard formerly Of
this place and nov Of TRiun. are con
graduating them upon the birth Of q
1O-pound boy born Sunday, The
Young man mas been named Willard
in honor Of missionary Willard Z
Ctvnrluck. with whom M Howard
lived ever since ne was q small boy
previous ID going into the army.
Cecil BradEtraet Of Augusta il
sueudiuc his summer vacation with
his grandparents. Mr. and MrE. Ed
ward Light.
Mrs. Aldana Lessner, vino has been
confined TO nsr bed fur tne past TWO
months win an injured nip. now sits
I'D and gets around the house by
means of q wheel chair:
MIR. and Mrs. L P. Jones ano
daughter EGan recently visited Mrs
Jones aunt, Mrs. Mary Bowler al
Palermo.
Angelo Howard visited Mr. and MIS-
Arthur Light a. West washington
sunday. Arthur Leigt1er, VINO mas
wu-ksd at Gardiner, Mass. TOR many
wears. has come home To live on his
4a-m. which he purchased Of the late
Edward Shatturk
NJ ane Mrs Minot Lenfest Of
Nortf Washington were here one day
raceutly calling or friends
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COMING HHIs

June Monmouth Academy grad
uatIDn.
June u-kn-a Temple Pilgrimage 10
June u-Cnuy-aa-atnsr dual rack meet
II Augusta.
jury Is-I5-E ersrinarians. bureau men
and live STOCK sanitary commissioners
conference ~ Portland
June flag Day.
June 1s-IT-Matne Department G. a
T., annual encampmfnr- ANGUISH
June 16-TT-SLaIs EncAmprnen-, "a. z.
c, augusta
June 1T-DecIcarion --rtcnfisio Grunge
June r-Bsgtuuing Of Is-cavs tnur II
duty of Sc Maine Infantry Il C2mr
DevsnE.
June W-z-Ra1es commencement
June 20-24-Bpwdnin College Cum
rlencernsnt- Brunswick
June Urinary eiscrtun.
June 22-Suprsme Court, Law Term.
Portland.
June 20 AndruscugEln ? N 4
Grange East Live-rnure-
June y;--Reuninn NJ 9TH Maine Rss.
ASH. Peaks Island.
June 2e-FI-sr auuEal reunion o. 1nlsi
Trench Mortar aalrsry a. Peaks
lyme ae-Examinariun for State Certi-
ticaIes Of Teachers az Auburn, Au-
gusIa Bangor. Bath. Ballast. Els
worth, Pennington. Fort Kent LII
coin. Aachlas. North Berwick
Pressure Isle, Portland. Eincklann
RurIturc aud SkCwhegRn.
June se-The 13nrh annlversRry OF
Portland Mechanic 5lues Veteran
Assn.. al Dunstan-
June 9s-9l-Colpv Ger LsnniE!-
June 3s-DemoCra-lc Aa-Iona- con-
vauzior meets II san Francisco
5,rrle Zs-Jufv e-MaIne Centennial Ceis-
nrR-run, PORTLAND
June as-Nsw England Commercial. E1-
ecuCiveS H Portland.
Julv 1-3-MaIne Sporrsmsp Fish ann
Game ASS L. Belgrade lakes
Jr1ty New England FI-eInsn MuSIer,
Portland.
5r1lv 1915 - Veterinarians Bureau
men 1--we stock sanitary cnmmlE-
siuua-s Conf. Portland.
Aug I-IS-sumrner sehool Of cnfzn-
ssi,lp for women. al SauE Spllsgt.
Aus. gp-SepL Central Maine fRi-
Wafe-vills.
Aue 22-MIns Pharmaceutical any
special meeC1ng, augusta.
SEMI 1-S-Aunual meeting Maine
fsha-rraeeurlcal Assn. az P-ou-' :
Neck
sent i-s-Maine Druggists Association,
zart S--Cunvsrtiun Of the z NJ. 4 4
and ". n A.. Portland.
Sent LS-sraIe ELECTION.
Eept. 14-I7-Aalne state fair AZ Lewis-
TIM
seDt' ag-Oct- 1-2-Musir Festival q. Ban
Oct. 4, 5 and s-musir Festival a. Port
lanu.
Oct T--Msiue sta1e conference Of So
clal welfare al state house, Aususra-
Oct z@-Maine Teache-s AEsuciAlDn 4
annual meeting, Bangor
Nov. 2-p-esiuentla4 election
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VASSALBORO

Ecwarc WymRu has returned from
q recent Visit 10 the home Of his snn.
DR. Arthur Wyman- a SabErrus
a. & Caombs was called TO Caupe-s
Mills recently by the critical illness
Of his father.
The Xmas" club met al its LAST
meeting with Mrs. Belle Perkins.
Prof. ADDert EebDer, who mas beer
passing a few days Al mis- home in
town. has returned IL Bangor
Lillian EaEiam. supplied last week
teaching 81 East TasEalhnro school.
Nj and Mrs r A Austin Of Wat
e1'E-ille, were guests recently of Mrs.
Austin s parents. Nj and Mrs. D Z.
Ma-tien.
Miss Sarah Tufts has returned run,
finieb. Maine, svhere she mas been
teaching.
Ernest Priest and family were
guests recently OF Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee HasIam.
. :. Clement Of the State Oeuar--
men-- Augusta. with ms daughrer.
Eileen d Oak Grove Seminary. were
calling Thursday a. the home Of
arthur ". Pope.
sou T5-Ars- Alice we,lper snts
Mrs. Anna Randall visited the Cant
tai City Tuesday combining bseinegg
wTth pleasure
Several from this place attended
rhe grange meeting a. South China
v Wednesday, evening.
Mr.. Hall and family are s+upuinr
al the HuEEsy farm for an indefinite
time
{, ". Taber was e recent after
noon caller At his brother Aliens II,
AngusTa. Els mother. Mrs Abbie
Taber returned home with him.
A-E. Elijah Miller VIM has beer 2
surgical patient IL the Portsmouth.
n h Hospital, has returned home.
she was accompanied by her 1augf1-
ter, Miss Helen vino has been caring
for her mother during her Illness.
MrE- Annie Decker and son Of New
Hampshire, gre visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs f Miller
William Levine Of wa-arviIle was
business caller in the place Mon
day afternoon
Charles T-ask Of Albion was At e
L Perkins Saturday f1r a few hours.
Mrs O. 2 Nelson who mas been IL
for the past few weeks. If little bet
ter al this writing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11
had cMRo MIC BRONCHITIS
For TWENTf-N YEARS
now WELL AND HAPPY

The experience Of M. z. J. Ton
paEk, 1A3s lose srsez, LaCrnEse,
Wisconsin, Is chiefly remarkable
On account of tine length OF I1me
ne WIS afflicted
lie wr1leE: Il hEve been Er8-
xerTnr WITH cr-unlc bronchitis 1Df
rweury-sZ wears and every wuEE-
! would catch cnld and becume 80
nnE-Ee ! cuulG not speak f1- sIz or
eight weeks. ] could get only IEm-
prEry -eAsf.
@ThiE winter ! Was taken WIZ
G-ir and was n evil shape =
fellow workman ADVISED me 70 EaKe
PE-RT-NA- By the time ! mad
usec Inree-fuU--ns Of & bottle, the
hoa-seness Was gone, also Cnat
trad feeling. ! an an my second
bottle. Ee-eaEasr FE-RI-NA VIII
be constantly n my house. l. Is
the best medicine ever put up 1nr
the prpnse-
For any disease du4 Ec cztzrrn
O. casz-haI cDnc1Eiuns. PE-EU-NA
Is equally dependable Coughs
cnIds, cara-r Of the head, Erumncn
trouble constipation, rheumzEIEm.
pains N the back, side and INNS,
hIoa11ng, belcnIng gas, indigestion.
czza-n uf rne large and small M
-ss1ines, ara some Of the troubles
fur winch FE-RU-NA n especially
recommended
PE-EU-NA can be rrr.hassG
srvwns-s N either .anlsr & hGuid
xnrn.
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A pauper and Mot q Prince

The mansion her husband de-
scribed proved To be hUvel Of two
rooms. il-kempf anG devoid of de-
rent furniture. the estate was a tan
gle Of underg-pwth and the prince of
her rumance a tramp. according 10
Mrs. F-ancena P Chase, seeking a
divorce f-um Horace r. Chase Of Me-
cilanIr Falls IN the Superior Cnp-t at
Portland. She married him in 1916 on
his representation thai ne was aff1u-
en1 and had property near Mechanic
Fails. which she negtectee To inspect
until after they were married She
remained three wseks IN this habita-
ton and departed after her husband
admitted that he married her for her
money
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Paris, june 1e-Princess F'rancesca
EnsplEtIoEl, daughter Ut Prince
Joseph Rnspigtiosl, formerly Miss
Mary Jennings Reid Of New Orleans
and Washington. died Il the family S
country home near this city yes1sr-
Gay from complications arising from
chronic malaria Her condition was
Adversely Affected. according ID the
Paris edition Of the New yn-k Eer-
aid, by the dsULh OF Alfredo AIigret-
Z. u former Italian army avia-ar, I.
Gays ago. sulcIde being suspected ID
his casE
Er1ncass ,Francesca RoEpigtios wRx
born August :. 1go.. Her mother
WAS formerly married TO T. Il. Park
hurst Of Bangor, Ne. but following
her divorce was married clviIiy 1e
Prince Aosplgilos II 14Ul Efforts
were made 10 have the Vatican au-
-norIze Ii religious marriages IN add
rlon 70 -ns civil CEREMONY. bun they
failed un1A 1qI3 The prince died
on sept - that year and II was an
nouncsd thai 4 few hours beeure his
death Z religious ceremony NJ mar
riaEe had been .perfDrmeG by a
Catholic priest
Besides Princess Francesca and
ONE other enid, Prince Joseph was
born &C the couple.
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WAYNE

Ed HeaIy Of New York Is here get
ting Camp AnGrnsroggin ready fnr
the BOYS 1nr the first Of july.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Norris of
Tewksbu-v. Mass. are IL their cot
rage fnr the summer
Lewis WHITE and Wilbur Maxim
are home from L Of Nj for their
summer vacation
Mrs. Hattie White and Mrs. 9. 8.
Cor attended the Missionary Bas-
ksr meeting a. Moose Hill Wennss-
day
Miss Emile Howe with friend
from Newark. Y J.. came u her COT
tage Tor the season this week
aeien Maxim has returned home
after passing rne winter IN MasBa-
chussI1s
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NORTH POLE SCENE
IN SMITH SCHOOL
PLAY THIS EVENING

The ope-erxa, 'Arrlcania" will be
given this Fridav evening al the City
hall by the upper grades II the
Smith school and the proceeds are
for the benefit Of the cfliid-en's ward
In the Augusta General hospital
The scene of ths opererta is laid
at the North Pole where Uncle Sam
and his -stinue have gone for q Visit.
The costumes while simple are ef-
tective ana the young people carry
their parts well.
IA dance follows the upererta with
Douglas eigft-piece orchestra. Come
and encourages the pupils and al the
same time help a worthy cause.
Tickets are to be OF sale n the door.
There viii be no reserved seats
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GIRLS CLUB NOTES

Twelve Old Maids" an entertain
meuf in one act, wRs presented
Thursday evening III the Augusta
Girls Community club house under
the auspices Of the Live Wire circle
Much credit liz due L Price Webber
for the efficient manner IN which he
coacfred the members Of the cast
and the girls are very grateful 10
hin for hiE services The program
of the evening was as follows: Sole
Mrs. Mae O'Brien: dance. Mary
Murphy: dance, Fannie Elosbsrg. Ida
Slusberg. Josephine galloway. Beat
rice Silvia: duet, Mrs. D'BrIen and
Miss Agatha Plant The cast OF
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aCannnell- Gonrall wsnuInu

William Men Campbell, son Of
Judge john " Campbell Of Calves
tor. Tex. ana Miss Mildred Vaughn
Goodau Of Sanford, daughter of SON
g-essmar Louis 3. Goudal Of rhe rst
District Of Maine. were married al
g p. u. Wednesday, in the Unitarian
church al Sanford. with Rev George
F. Pra-- officiating The bride was
given away by her father and the
maid Of honor was Miss Leila H
GnodaH. sister Of the bride The
flower girl WIS Miss Carrie Ford OF
Sanford and The best man was John
L Doison Of Galveston and New
0rk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

Twelve Old Maids was as follows:
Mrs. BeEmsr, Jessie Carr: Liza
Pearl, Marjorie Farnham- Madam
Zikellsr. Ruhy Eaton; MisB Lizzie
Indy. Mary Maxwell Selma Look.
Louise Folsom; Matilda Finn, ANNIE
Carter; JemIma Rour-- Maud Etvin:
Ethel AcWadE. Phyllis Overlook;
Mary Ann F'f-1s, Elizabeth Dubar.;
Manca -Mentsr. Florence Taught.
LDvsr-a Mccain, Olive Du-ron; 9.
Fling, Mary DUwlinE: Lucinry Tao1s.
Josephine EaIl1way. EIiza Nef,
Olive Carter; The Mystic O-auR,
Mildred Humphrey
The scene Of the play was the par-
Tor Of Dew Drop Inn, Mrs. Beams-' E
summer huHeL The time was Z SUN
me- afternoon The entertainment
was very much enjoyed Following
the program dancing was aujovsd
The members Of Circle No. or
Gilman through Il. are 70 meet this
Friday evening att O'clock II The
club house This Is the CIRCLE which
has been delegated Il have charge
CT the lawn party June % and they
VIII be very busy m making a--zugs-
men1s rpr the next ssveral dave.
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Lincoln County Pomona

Lincoln County Pomona NIT wl-h
Coepers Mills grange Tuesday. june
s. eighry-three members being pres
ent
The fifth degree was worked on a
class Of eignI al the morning session.
a bounr1ul dinner was served al
noon by the host grange.
AT the afternoon meeting the Lee
turer, Mrs. Jewet1 on Alma. gave n
delightful program consisting Of
music, readings. recitarinns. songs.
stories. Mr.. c. .. burlington of tho
State grange gave short but very
instructive talk OF grange work.
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SOION

Saturday evening. June 9Th. re-
ceprion was given tu MIR. ano Mrs.
per,sv Priest and family IN oud
Fellcws hall. About % OF the towns
ueouie were present. After short
r,rur-ar1, refreshments were served.
THE hall was prertiiy decorated with
cut flowers. A thermnH bottle was
,,,-aseuted TT them as q token OF es-
raern Nj and Mrs. Priest have been
very active IN the social life OF the
community and win be missed They
have bought. a house N WatHrville
and viii locate there.
The Somerset Congressional Asso-
citation held it's annual County Com
ference with the Scion church Tues
dav June s. 4 gpod,y number Of dele
rates and visitors were present ana
interesting services were held all day
anG evening.
M p Pollard. William Heald and
EIa-ec HeaTd attended district meet
fngwI- o. o. r. in No. New Portland.
Thursday evening
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Lpp Jam

''''-ale1- -asv could not help VERY
ae a. or more people WIN
's- 0'e~ the railing on the
woe very much Interested In
-.'F tour rfvermen work long
n breaking up the gDpc
-1s I'm tha1 mantfssred ftseff
4. me 9rldge and around one OF
On. The Logs piled To q sur-
po.. a"igt1t and diiciAls and
i.- -nn the Augusta. Lum-
sssn. liant were called 10 the
- - lroke UP he lam !,
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Census Statistics

Washington. June 1a-Reru-ns an
nuunced today include
F2assaic. N J., 63.Sa4. increase 051
Or 1G.5 per cent
Mnnessen. Pa, 1S.1Te, increase 6. 4o4.
Or "a per cent
PassaIc COUNTY N l. continuing
Paterson, 25s.14g, increase 43.24s. or
zoo Per cent
Puthan, Ala. 10.o34. increase s,o1s,
or 45D per cent
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cumssrlana County Divorces

Divorce DEGREES. the result Of re-
cent hearings N the superior court
ut Portland. have been granted by
Judge Eanbnrn as faIlows. Emma l.
Kilbourne from Elnore W. both az
this CITY, John ". Keen of Brighton
from Bertha N Of Haverhill. Mass
Sophie A. eStuckman Of Portland
from William Z If Cape Elizabeth.
Aims L Lofty Of Portland trum Gaia
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va" as s-ar+ A. ~ Aurur<iue's

w" as srart At 81. Augustinsas
-4--a- uaHd j. Chabot Of AL
-- a-~rvec IN this CITY and
', ls,4n1 N the St Augustine
-ev. p. Frawlsy who has
lsra a the s. Augustine
- ae.ng gucaeeded by the AL
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u l1s4ena EiL and daughters.
g RENEE MAXWELL and Miss LII
"a AID aIsp Mrs. J. NJ somers
= --.. s9G. al of Richmond, were
Thursday calling on
aa~ made the trip by auto
Eoc.le
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PTTTSTON

NDRTE-M-s. Albert Putnam left
Thursday for Boston and vicinity,
where she will be the guest Of friends
and relatives for a few weeks Mrs.
Btxbv Of Randolph Is keeping house
for ner while she Is away
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BLUE SKY law" ADVERTISE

MENT.
Application having been made rn trrN
Banking Department br the following
named company 10 ne licensed as n
Dealer IN Securities under provisions If
Chan. 20. Sec. Z To .. of the Revised
Statutes. as amended legaj nurice in
hereby given and any person NAV. with.
IN two weeks from the date NJ 4tIip
publication file objection To the PROPOSED
reg1Et-a1Inn with rte Banking Depart
msnt-
Name Business. Ada-auu
Pilgrim Oh Co. - T-srnor14 a.
Boston. Mass
FRANK L PALMER
Bank Commissioner
fr1T674
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Naixun Curtis died Thursday nnrn-
ing. June 9Th. he has been sufferer
from rheumatism for q guod many
years. and has been confined
To the house for the last few
years He leaves wife and three
brothers. lie was about TO years old
Since ne has been helpless his wife
mas cared for MIN and made him as
comfortable as possible FunsrRJ ser
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ACGU STA LOCALS

---za --a-la E.oss vino has been
'e---lz monmouth, Is WISHING
=. ll---. Henry Z EpauldIug II
'~i .' she wiz later leave for
- l1z4- il WIun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

Attorney Ernest l. Mclean left
Thursday night for A-oostook coun-
" on matters OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

Thursday afternoon. June y, begin
ming a. P Nj Standard time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-11

vices viii be held 1T the hume Fri
day al ? M
Mr. and Mrs. William Miner have
as & guest. Mrs. Miners brother, Of
Syracuse. n. 2.
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Winrwa-n Clifford

Wirrwa-r Clifford
Walter z Windwa-d Of the {. :
:. p-eble and Miss Haze Clifford
daughter Of Mrs Grace Clifford Of
this place. were united in marriage
last SATURDAY afternoon by Rev
wfnslade Of Gardiner. Best wishes
are extended the happy couple
Mics Louise Mccormick OF Aunurn
passed the weekend with her moth
a.. Mrs. Mary Mccormick
Mrs. Laura Johnson o. Chelsea has
been stopping for few days al 9.
K Green e
Charles Chapman Of lewiston was
q weekend guest Al the home OF Nj
and Mrs. Henry .Sta-ls.
Mrs. Olga Gordon Is the guest Oh
Mrs. J. c. Peterson. Pleasant View
Farm.
Miss Josephine keaiy Of Jolns
uassed the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. David Lawrence.
Mrs. Mary Clark delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kings Daughters last
Thursday at her nome a keyes Cur
ner Dinner was served OUT Of doors
and snap shots taken during the DIN
nor huIrr The next meeting viii be
held with Mrs. Daisy Siacknian
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THE Ipswich trade mark Is qla1ry marx
i Il assures the most style and service possible
Il hosiery At anywhere near the price
Ipswich Hosiery Is sold n almost every store
where cotton, Isle, nrc-nzed and fibre six hose
IS n demand; Il Is the great national standard
Of moderate hosiery value good value
Ipswich Hosiery assures YOU al the re6aenean
Of modern hosiery Knitting and finishing. It Is
good locking and g1vS extra long wear.
Over fifty million pars gave satisfaction last
yeE-a sales volume which proves Is good value
Ipswich HosiEy was good value u 1922; It u
good value to-day.
STRIFE Nc 80 WumHs Ipswich fue ftrs sik hnE
ir-ssv, durable -nzn TIN
age stocking. Made WITH sohcrd ne=, druhle
reinforced heel and md H.ck vnf.,
Sryle No PSI MEMS Ipswich m.rEuG half hrE Frs
vuudrfui sarsfac1u srfrc=n
iruhe sole Black WHIT and cniura
Srvie s. medium weight hose
The Pensacola journal., 1920-03-07
INSURANCE MAN TELLS
OF FRIENDS RECOVERY

"He suffered considerable from gas
in stomach and collie attacks, and at
times was very yellow. His doctors
diagnosed his ailment. as gall bladder
trouble and that an operation was
necessary. Some one persuaded him
to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Since taking it one year ago he tells
me he has been able to eat anything .
1t is a simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
tically all stomach, liver and intes-
tinal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. Crystal Pharmacy and drug
gists everywhere.-Adv.