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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

This farm Is under q rlrt state -
CULTIVATION aDd must oe Sole AZ onre.
Cuts - TINS nay acres Hoec c--upK-
gno1 WIND in aonuf s. nnb worth TIT
oer, good pasture, wa.s-ea ny nraok-
Enpd orchard grated fruit E--awtye--
ives piE1ns cherries peA-s -Aspi,e--
res. Free 1-nrr -nClZE lRrrN AVN
nisn-v n shade. ----ourr house and
aa-r II gupa ~sDElr VIII sheds cnn-
nec-.nG. gonu celia nR-9wano 8norx,
water II mouse -wn wel1s ou-slde- nne
ve-anuA house newly PAINTED. IA
head pnuI---v mend cattle : aO-Be :
hugs. Pruning ronis, -1ot1g wEEun.
express wz-G9T. pung, s.lslEh. harnesses.
8 large hen nnuEt4s- chicken house ice
house SiruH-e6 = nile rom s1A11ur
near srnani VII sell IT easy -er-us
Gwne- . Z BURIAL, E3Cnnnne, 2 =
5gx So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
WHITFIELD

A-s- Kate Murse will snnn open me
Moooy nKnHiun II East P1r-srnn as q
san Gtnr.uln
III. CASTOR anc Mr. Hubbard 81 wes
Gardiner were -ersnr visitnrE b T. z
PRlmersg
Hrs. Hasoid Brvd and Min ErriR
Dockendor6 Mrs.. M--a Resd ant MI
ami Mrs. Merie C,ocifenuurr zre GUESTS
a. Fairview farm.
Mr. anr Mrs a z. Matthew'S and
family and Nj and MrE- Luav Mzs-
rnews nj Gardiner recenriy v.airsr raf
nid harne
Mr. and Mrk- Herman ThRver wcrs
-srenr business penpie IN 1arctnsr-
Henry Fluminer. VIM Inns nsnn IL =
impruv.ng.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

@alpr Mas-s-rnRr. wei knuwn through
me STATE and somewhat aa1lunRIg,.
fnr IT'S sh-.+-y as q cHycha- aau as a
Ennl piarar n arr sput m ne aiarauno
Il cnr.l1g r. keux Hi To cnacn ne
oEssth4 war anu nave genera ST.
permission NJ ne spn--s s4= IS rom
Wslo ant lE q g-adua14 N nerrs Ell,
Els asElEIauI coACn WI ne Earle
@aTsun ~ saEC-ls- WI, VINO was me
r. ne oeFt tanrnHu enus harrs nh
e~'e- rad R5wrnn came aas-- 70 -ak-
rs senior ~aHr a. rms INSTITUTION.
where MS parents md r-aduh.en Dur
ing mis- 1uur YEARS a. Washington
STATE Cui~e-st-- ne was 4 star fau1-
oha pia-'ar ant r1E accessiBn NJ kenrs
IL 18r ne rnacr.ne department Is q
'rlHzZts- or genera cunE-z-ulRI1un.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
vASSALBORo

-.lr- Eun1asnn on g. - -ooE O.
Iand raised 1Ds bushels Of 'pur11oes
and suid mem q 81 average uf Sal
Eennehec COUNTY,"
Mr. and Mrs. ORnnel EusHev N EN-
e-ar-. Mass are visiting Coleman
Eassev and Family Al ElEn PnIn'
Ha-r
NJ and Ms Edwin n EefrheI'
and friends warH callers -eceur.w q:
ne nome NJ M-s. Sarah Ma-den anc
also on e-1ends u Skuwnegan- M
zercheI. vrn iE Z dour-keeper n -nt
senate a. Washington . c. ms moi
visited nIs nome rgwn for sixty years
Ee 1prneriv lived nearly IN the slrE
OF ne home new occuplee Dr Jonr
N Gates. The house WAS burned
many vsR-s sCu-
=, 6 Clement If the Stare 1epH-- =
nen1 a. augusta was calling recently
IN a " FopOuf Pope avenue
MIS-. Lillian ERsiArn e;1-s,-alneo a
oevy u young people numbering n
IL her home last Tues6Hy
Mr Clara Eussev u Everett
Mass.. has been risfrlnr her sisre-
MIS- Surne-re Skilltngs n Eussey
EelEnIs.
Ms. r c. GfGar1 sno family n
NORTH VaasaIhnrn ware a-te-nuun
callers wsrnesda- n Mrs. effort =
brother, p = Eat1insar and family
MIS-. Kate Pope If Lewiston has
hesn the ruesr 1or FEW DAYS q Ms.
Edwin Ballard.
Edward Tcwle and .amiir q Wins
lew were callers Thursday on friends
az Pupe avenue
G c TnE-ahHn anc rar1ilr and
M-E LnCas If wa1zr-Ilie ws-e srlesrE
Recently IF Frank Sk;Ilings zac .am-
lv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

bern Il Nova Scotia Can = years
ago this October The mother died
when ne was about TWO vas--s u age
Ea leaves MS 1alner and 1ou- sisters
Ms A-nsw0r-uy Of MaGIsun. Ms.
Burton Of Benton s1auun- Misses
Bile anc Emma EenCspee Of Mad
son. and Lwo brothers arthur q
Madison and Carney af East MILL
nockeI- Al the family were n -1wr
Saturday % ne neA- nm wnen me
end came. The remains we~e TAI an
To Madison. where me eunera- VII
be heid aac burma made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

ShAwuuT II al ACQUIRING ca Far
field .anc and buildings n Shawn II
Guy = Williams. North Ans1n =
AVIS Nj smith. Ansor house lur 4
\ o--h Arson Village,
ATS M Sm--n. AnsUn % EnEane
Oav Anson- lane IN Elm sr-eH-
Nor-n Ansun
Nathan = Weston. Madison z
Pear = woodcpck "et a.. Madison
land corner Madison ana Vaughan
sr-ntfg
Eugene = sm.-h 81 a. Madison. 70
guy .. saraEe ~ a.. Madison. lRnd
wl-r buildings u Madison.
Ella \. HEvGnck. sizUwaeEan. ~
Ienn ID Cleveland. skuwneEan. IHnn
WIZ buildings. SaEuwneERn
Edward y 1Ger---. SEuwneran M
ax n AIl-a ? LICK. Canaan. tRnd Win
buildings n Canaan,
wenrwu-tn tzandr-lcr. Brighton. n
horace : EseE4s e. a.. -OweL Mass
- a.. LAND with cu.l dtnEs II Rr Enr0r
Frank Thompson ~ a. SinwneEsrl
70 Bs---ic- = Jaeger SlsrwheEEn
ian6 ana A-nens rnRu. SluunerRr
51be-- .. Bunker NHrrsr L VA
rer :. Freeman, Merre- ~ T.. Innd @nr-
rnerlv owned w william Walker
-enurd Mason. Canaan, - F-4d Cois-
man 81 g., Pr+lariel ptllA, Pa. Land n
Canaan
SrHphen L PolRnd - a.. Atners =
as. - Tal-sr : 0rdwz- sizuwhe-
Eaa and y SkrwnaEar
Naorla C1eRves windsor Fairfield.
aa Heraer- : YORK. Fairfield. AND =
Fairfield
wills 2. Task. skowhega-. t. Ter
ie'- Tork Fairfield. amt n FAIRFIELD
ann shswmut
fzt7rEn :. Thurrrsur Si,uwhaEan. %
F-ank :. tz'eer. Nor-idFework land II
Nor-ldEewock neR- Russen ruar
James - EornE1-6 7almv-a IN
Charles II. GetcneIl ec al Palmyra.
iand n palrn7-ra
JnEepn -aund-- - e.. Madison, 70
-eurEe Far-ss. BHlh. and N Garfield
and Pear sr-eers, Madisun
Melvin =. Ricn ~ a. Madisur. n
Ernest NJ glch. Madison Iand w.rn
buildings.
Charles = Merr-v, Fillmore. ca. 70
Charles x sneE Madison. and ID
Madison near Flerr.e-'E Corner
Jof7n : Lander AZ a.. CR-arunk a.
h. II Ear z ra-iur et Al. M0Hrnw
lEna
.Jnnn !. Lander Ca--a1tIrk a. a., r
Wallace n sfur-arn Musrnw. lanu IN
MuEcuw.
Ellen u Cnv nv srerr-u--E anc --us-
rE4. Ptcrsfaid. n Ca--un Clifford
Pir-sfieid iRnd n Pfrrsfi.id.
Peter Eugene HeB-nr Madison -
ais. - Joseph BsE-u-. Madison lanu
II MaeIsun
Cunur- LANDS Trust by trustees "A
Bingham LuTaper Co. Bingham. Mu.,e
Gore c
Bingham -urne~ Co. Bingham. n
Cnour-n Lands Trust ny trustees gfnr-
hHrTl. Mn-le Gore r.
BtnE-Hn Lumber Co. Bingham n
Fidelity T-uEr Gu, rruEtte. Portland
land
Cnnurn Lanus T-uE- By tri,st.rE
Bingham, 70 Fidelity Trust ca TINS
Les. Portland land
ezeurge Cray ~ a., Gardiner 81 a.!
II FidHif-v --us1 co. r--,,.--ee. Pnr-
land n Indian Stream Co. land.
4 J MrIucl-e. Jaci..ngn. II 9-,.-
Pouiin. JackznRn land II hickman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
Old Wooden Fridge
At Manchester. n. T. Fails

Manchester n f. aug. 1.-THE
oiu wooden landmark. the A-noskaRs
bridge over rne a6e--i-nRck river,
nulr n 1SF.4- winch connects Amos
keRg Village the f;-sf ana orcEaA,
Maacnes-e- WIN me c,ry proper. chi
alsso ea-,r TINS morning. UNKNOWN
70 Any une. The heavy blasting 1ur
rne new AnnEKeaE dam together
wr-n ne -.rsn1 nsavv -aIn is thought
u nave helped Lne I'm oers give
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
Lightning Destroys
Farm Buildings
in North BELGRADE

The large set of buildings N
Charles A BRAGG including house eli
ane barn were deEr-ursd SATURDAY
aeete-nuun. -ign-nlng struck the nK'-n
and me buildings caught IRE mined
arelv ABOUT a. that Was saved was
a purr1un Of The furniture n the house
The lusE Is estimated e. sSpbb and the
z Downing AEencv n Augusta
Nj B-Rgr wRs 11r manr vaR-s a
carpenter n Augusta Ee moved -
North Belgrade rwo venrs SEn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
By j. c. KEITH
Sell En- Stables

1s7 Nn-rr 5earsn St-se..
E-igsrnr DISTRICT, 5uEeo-. Mans
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
or -ornes
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST r. 142o
At 70 A. NJ.
mt -EAo CO HcssEs 2W
5h -sac Tsrum Lsrry Ma-sn Of CAFES
surs, IiIinnis-
2g READ <-,rn lao Soarr % 5us--
neil, iilinnis.
y -ear ~-oyn Gaiesours -orse anr
Mule Co Of Gaiekru-s. Hiinors.
Is --ear rom WIN. KoEte- sf Bloom
nrrcr. Iiitnnis.
q -saa f-an WIN. 7sael ~ snnk
purt. Illinois.
Lots CT secondhand Fzorses. Mules
and Pnnles. Most n1 the STOCK viii
he on exhibition MundHr mnruInc
We vii have lorE NJ extra big horses
and TuAuv DIETS weighing S6Hn. and
single horses weighing q TIN. 2usi-
ity me best anr ali Er-trtly zonrns-
sim r5rses.
Eves-v horse pledged Tnr anEol ute
SHE, NC LIMIT. NC RESERVE
LunoeTnsr- Contractors Dealers
anr every nne wanting u buy q horse
before me rates advance. now n -.1e
Tine and this If the piHce- We alsn
viii have On Mls a variety IF Car
--taEes. Wagons Ea-nesE ctr
Don't forget lne date If THIS male
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7ets At 70
D. "a
AREAM GIDEON. Aucrinneer
Q : JOHNSON. Manager.
Wagon and Farmers DeDayrynen1-
p :. Lonk Al sur immense STOCK
If Wagons Tip-CR--B Harnesses and
Horse EoBfE. We sell a. wholesale
iUwer than any firm in New Eng
lanG- a -uIl line az Ponies. nsnv
Carriages. EsrnezE and saddles for
hurh and girls
aAg14-I6-5T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

Orchard 1O- & DAYS outing, and az
--vea a. Old Orchard a. 81 They
returned CT q special mat leet Jla
Orchard d. n 2 III. SATURDAY aad
reached 5kDwaegaa al 125 sundRy
morning. making q very 4ung bu1
happy DAY
Edmund Saulier d Samsrvi1le.
Mass, Is rae guest Of his uncle ane
aunt, NJ and Ms Ralph TIbnerls
The c--uEtaes u rile Maine State
q oman s Estor-aa1 arv mel F'-1dav q.
me -efD--,acur-y. Those present ware
&-s Life lawrence. Mrs sadie
5a1es alc Or : z. Moore A-ctifecr
Gipsnn Pu!Ig1er q Auburn WAS also
present.
NJ and Mrs.. Merle Judktrs VIM
have been EueETs for sRveral waeks
ri his pE-en.a. Nj and Mrs. Zen
Ju6lrs II Coruvilie. left Sa-u-uRy
morning tur 5nsr1r wne,e rnev vii
stay for q s;1u-- -Tne and then
60 IN 70 New Tork. wne-E Mrs.. Jud-
KITS mas ouE1ness.
Alss Phyllis Richardson lefr Sal
I''day morning 1nr Portland. where
she vii T-Isl; win rela1tves
Mrs NJ L. Do6g4 returned sa-ur-
dAy % her home n Fairfield. ae-sr
listing with Ms George Arnes IN
Canaan
M. and Ms STANLEY May ie-r
Saturday morning eur Dorchester.
Mass. where -nev ara y, vigir Mrs.
MaVfu r{r-a~ off E,s..,r-1 AZ 900
Ms. 9 L. -ee Before they return,
they VII vls11 her hrutaer. zeurge
J Fr-snch and family in AVER. Mass.
Ralph a -fhhsT1s. J. want n
5nEldn Sarar1aT morning 1ur a snnr-
~isi1 Win his brother. r "A -fhnsr1S.
re VII WHIT nIs grandmother n
~-ocnesrHr, Mass, before ne re-
1u-1K
N4s Alice EohH-- wnn mas been
ne guest ri M- and Mrs. Arthur rso-
DIR departed Saturday morning fnr
her hume u Boston On her wzy
Miss 5oha-t Will Visit friends ar BEL
grade.
A1ss Emily Bosnian u Boston. who
nRs oeer passing the summer with
ne- grand pE-errs NJ ana Mrs
Lr1aa F1Hs. returned Friday r-orn a
VlSit WIKI -aia-ves n Ware.-viIIe.
Ealph Eiligr1 N skuwheran was
before Tr.rR1 Justice Lord IN Fr1day
charged VIII -einr common seller
~ Intoxicating liuuurs Re was
10tnr Eu1lrr and Justice Lord ano
o'-der'Hn n +llrniEh saIrery far hIE ap-
pea-H1re al the Septznhe FERN If
ti1e supr'aTne Judicial court Ii was
alleged rtlHt EIliur- sul1 flavor
InE ex---acrs 1ur lppitng PURPOSES.
Evidence IF he SALE of nazrortur 2x-
I7acts 1. Somerset COUNTY have
nt.en numerous and a determined e.
-or't vii rs pur firth BY nnrn rne
SHERIFF and the county attorney n
pur STRIP n H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
N 3 CITIES
TO BOOST PRICES

New York. aug. The c,sstrtnr
Ci-1zen- Serr.neI ca---7as an an
nuuncernen1 codnv -hA-. beginning
MnndEy me nr-sce n The aa2e- w.rl
ne Increased rom 70 : cents and
Advertising rates viii also --,s+. The
alEn cost IF p--r- piper and n
creased expenses a-p gwen Tnr the
step.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
v1.u re NJ Madison Nins lakewood Tennis Singles Gun
-Rapr Eor1 Field Fer Illicit Sale of Intoxicating Liquors
-Dealn a Jonn Eendsbee of MadsunReal Estate Trans


/ -.s:.af = wv n NJ ana Ms.
|r1e, -1ss " x ale----lIs wiz ne II
szte1 II En0w ma t2ey are the
re--,y q. = re SUI. born F'-ldHy
b-a.1g
-.;>.e -anr F9ss of Wa-srvile
e u .e skcws egaz F'-'lday altar
lrL ak W.. 7ass q few waskE with
1-1ag..'5.~er-s
anu as~s 1enr-g Fos1ar and
EArara. INHERIT Of North 1o--
v'a-r =. T4.a~v..le and SKEW
e. a.-uu1.2c F-11av
b. asar~ aa7wa.s Ct TIE last 4sw
p III ~--eu-.y l-1ue,---1s T5rt.d ne
T. :-c-1.s..ae1, a. lakewood.
r.. ---4-0o0- -Ae-e WAS d singles
-- T&.c1 Edmond Gee q
-4so1 ie-aa-s-c za-'-Hn Eyuer
= LIZ Eree won me
- z---e. ---~aTea cup 13- ne
s'e- y 1.a--es. = sr-...4i.-1s game
p = ---..---.sn1. ~ New Po--t-
LII I'll - -1-s --eon 5retchel
-'o---- =1sa,. ware y -uwr F-dav
Fe:2oo-- hopping
eza-s .5Eaq1 4aa -La-zna.. vaes
a"- A~E -}vas wL1ppie
49, ,v a1rc eo~ the Wa1ue
-','i-.ai q PORTLAND 1aev ware
'- 49, 4-4c-sna--- vlss and
- SO. hey PLANNED -
+ 'ai--1--- A4as Esther Tles
-ez-a-.. e. 2'-or. aencn -aE.e. y.
It -;.e w. At he gues1 Of
~- 5-s-sr Of Ms 7Te-Pple
-aS -e~s eA.lep El.!b. Ii. and
- = ZIG zlcke- II aa6 Ms.
- - - a-lG M--s- Harry
- - -@~s --r1-1ea 1run q
-- u hl2gsau-v They
r. t" 'c,~'es az being very
=aaf IT,. nurse from
1--'''a-- .aaas. a----ved n uswr
----- ~ Assist = caring
r. ~, --~z : = SAWYER. wnu
ST. H. 81 her home on
-.sos a..a-
4, 1900 ~ ID gin and her couEi-a.
Il 7E-G1 ~ E.oErur. VIM
~'- 11es- for TWO weeks.
'''-'-'''. ~v GaF Eeien Moore.
@-1rgav Iu-rcE II M1gs
49, --4-,I-Hnrs Cobu~r
Gosr 1r. where Miss
4 ING ,L3as Moore ara 70
1. T~aA =a-Es...ac.
T. q. NavR-v RI Dn--
-~ss wso hHve been vlEft-
"r n -1w- COR q week. a--e
- Ms Elv-tra veasev
-- layers Is y1rrnc pa
l. - a"s-4~ Ign school
-0--s-aad returned II
-2~n0r Saturday morn
'T2r ~ rueE- II her snn
az and Ms. F-ed Mr.
- 7-.cs and Cwc SINAI
a+p anc Farm. NJ HaIie-
l. a-c r 1own n make
X, WI aer nusnA7a DE-
.- nc Ms Charlie Rlre Il
/ - oerRa raHt Mr.. C,-iEen
"a months ayr AFTER
'.."ss - Influenza
w 12narpd officials Hne
s.. "a Name Spinning On.
+.. or a sDHrial train N
o. friday morning 4ar Qua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16
MaSIerTTlan 70
Coach Al kerts Hill

KsrrE ELI Ne. aug za-Nents Ell,
If ready eor another EuureaE~uI vear-
WITH fine prospects Hnr m unuEualIT
sEcEllenr Gnrns af teachers and a large
registration. accurd.ng IN rrincipai !
D. Newton WIN is completing his
plans +ur the fRZ work
The onl@ announcement an yef in rnz1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

Louisville, aug --EHar-.vn nez-
Monday -ne Daily Courier Jou-1a-.
ze-alo- Times anG Evening Pasr
VIII se.l TOR ceuIs Z copy 1nsraHd Of
y The PRICE ri me Sunday e63uluns
n me Courier Juu-na- ano Earaid
viii be Increased run u s cerrs.
-oieun, AaE. THE Times an
nuuncaa c0GHv CnRt beginning Men
cay aug g, the prIcs Of the 1Rllv
edition VIII ne cents cnuv IN
STEAD of :, une present figure IN
crease II cost ri Write papat ana
iEhnr we're the PERSONS gwen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-16

donn EanGspeH, a Young man Of
Mac4snn- VINO WIS brought 70 the
somerset hospital a few days aeo
4nd operated uppn fu- appendir,rlE
pilfsec away Saturday M Eends-
bee waE The Eur If Zacna--iaf Hnrs
Emma (Donsonl Eandabee. Ee WIS
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

in honor of her guest, Miss Naomi
Trustin of Omaha. Mrs. A. A. Litln
will entertain informally on Satur-
day for Miss Trustin.
On Sunday last party OF 10 mo-
tored out to Del Otero hotel at Spring
Park. Minnetonka, where dinner was
given by the Misses Rae and Flora
Phillips in honor of their sister, sara,
bride of July.
In compliment to Miss Molly Mar
ker, 7O9 Lyndale Avenue North, whose
marriage to Mr.. Ben Blumberg will
take place Sunday, Miss Anna Blum
berg was hostess at parcel shower
on Saturday, June 10. Twenty guests
were entertained. Miss Faye Feln-
berg. 1718 Eighth Avenue North, en-
tertained IL guests on Tuesday eve
ming last in honor of the bride-to-be,
and on Wednesday, Miss Sara Kap-
pin, 1927 Queen Avenue North, en-
tertained for Miss Marker.
Miss Sarah Rosenberg, 172O Elliot
Avenue. entertained at kitchen
shower on Sunday last in honor OF
Miss Jay Horne Of ST. Paul, bride
of this month.
Miss Hodi Shalett, 1892 Emerson
Avenue North, was hostess at par
eel shower on Sunday afternoon last
in compliment to her sister, Miss Ger
trude Shalett, who will be married to
Mr.. Edward Bernstein this Sunday.
Scroll and Key society of the Uni
versity of Minnesota held it's pledge
party on Tuesday, June 15, at the
home Of Miss Fanny Segal in honor
of the new pledges: Miriam Simon,
st. Paul, Henrietta Fligelman, Wah-
peton, N. D., Jessie Ravitch and Lee
Silverman, Minneapolis.
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Change of Address.

Mr.. and Mrs. Max A. Kohen and
family of 1922 Summit Avenue have
moved into their new home at 1888
Lake of Isles Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ribnick are. now
residing in their newly purchased
home at 1925 Vincent Avenue North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kohn, 1922 Oak
land Avenue, have moved to 27O9
Blaisdell Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz, 1900
Park Avenue, are now residing at
371O Vincent Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Millman, who
recently returned from an extended
stay in California, have taken up their
residence at 915 Elwood Avenue
North.
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Birth.

DR.. and Mrs. J.. M. Erman Of Oma-
ha, Neb. (nee Emma Dobrin), an
nounce the birth Of son, James Sam
uel, on Wednesday, June 9th.
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WANTED.

Young married man, who has nad
some experience, to work in clothing
and furnishing store. Salary from
S35 to $50 per week. See M. London,
121 Nicollet Avenue, Main 2274.
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Wanted Agents to solicit for LIE
insurance company with or without
experience, part or full time, hDerai
commission. Good money for the
right party. Reserve Loan Life In
surance Co., 4O8-9 Essex Bldg, Main
6O33. Smilowitz & Raden, general
agents for Twin Cities.
Continued on Page III
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To our friends:

Mrs. Brecher and myself extend to you
special invitation to visit store at this time.
We have carefully revised prices of all our
stock so to make sure to give you unusual
values, thus offering you inducement to place
your order for housefurnishings at this time.
Our samples of Overstuffed Suites-Cane
Suites-Reed Furniture-Floor Lamps and Dav-
export Tables purchased at this time represent
considerable saving.
We have facilities to store furniture now, Sc
lected for fall delivery.
Phone Main 1866 and we shall be pleased to
Jitney you to our store returning you safely.
We desire to express appreciation to the
many readers of this paper who have gener-
ously patronized us and we feel that we have war
ranted their confidence and kindness.
MIR. & MRS H. BRECHER
BRECHER FURNITURE CO.
519-523 Marquette Avenue
LET OUR SEWING MACHINE DEPT. DO YOUR
HEMSTITCHING
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the Cardigan Redwood Lumber com
pany. acquire it mt fifty per cent of
its value and merge its assets with your
Laguna Grande Lumber company. You
are an ambitious man. You want to
be the greatest redwood manufacturer
in California and in order to achieve
your ambitions. you are willing to ruin
a competitor: you decline to play the
game like thoroughbred"
Il play the game of business accord
ing to the rules of the game; do
nothing Illegal sir"
"And nothing generous or chivalrous
Colonel. you know your plea of a
shortage of rolling-stock is that the
contract for hauling our logs has been
very profitable and will be more profit
able in the future If you will accept
a y-cent-perthOusand increase on
the freight rate and renew the CON
tract for ten years"
Nothing doing. young man. Re
member, you are not In position to
ask favors."
''Then suppose we'll have to go
down fighting?"
II do not anticipate much of a
fight"
'And I'll begin by running your
woods-boss out OF the country"
"Ah-h!"
you know why. of course-those
burl panels in your dining room. Ron
deau felled tree in our Valley of the
Giants to get that burl for you, Colonel
Pennington"
Pennington flushed ~ defy you to
prove that" he almost shouted.
Very well. I'll make Rondeau con.
feSs; perhaps he'll even tell me who
sent him after the burl. Upon my
word, I think you inspired that
dastardly raid. At any rate, | know
Rondeau is guilty, and You, rs his
employer and the beneficiary of his
crime, must accept the odium."
The COlOners face went whit" u
do not admit anything except that you
appear to have lost your head, young
man. However, for the sake Of atgu-
ment: granting that Rondeau felled
that tree. he did 1t under the appre-
hension that your Valley OF the Giants
is a part of my Squaw creek timber
adjoining"
Il do not believe that. There was
malice In the act--brutaIty, even for
my mothers grave identified the land
as ours, and Rondeau felled the tree
on her tombstone"
II that Is so, and Rondeau felled
that tree-I do not believe he did
I am sincerely sorry. Cardigan. Name
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II had a notion the situation would
begin to dawn upon YOU" The Colonel
was smiling now; his handsome face
was gradually assuming the express
sion pontiiicnl. nm give you n dollar
a thousand feet stumpage for it,
"Im afraid can't accept that offer
We paid a dollar and half for 1t.
you know, and If we sold it TO you at
dollar, the sale would not bring us
sufficient money to take up our bonded
Indebtedness; we'd only have the San
Hedrin timber and the Valley of the
Giants left, and since we cannot log
either of these at present. naturally
we'd be out of business"
''That'S the way | figured it, my
boy"
'Well-wc're not going out OF bust
ness"
"Paidon me for lisagreeing with you.
l think you are
mot much. We can't afford It,"
MY dear boy. my very dear young
friend listen to me. Your paternal
ancestor is the only human being who
has ever succeeded In making a per
feet monkey of me. When l wanted
to purchase from him a right of way
through his absurd Valley of the
Giants in order that | might log my
SQuaW creek timber, he refused me
And to add insult to injury, ne
spouted "A lot of rot about his big
trecS how much they meant to him
and the utter artistic horror Of run
ming logging-train through the grove
particularly since he planned to be-
queath 1t to Seauoia as a public park.
II will not renew your logging con
tract. That is final, young man. No
man can ride me with spurs and get
away with it,"
"Oh. | knew that yesterday"
"Then why have YOU called on me
today, taking up my time on dead
ISSUE"
II wanted to give you one final
chance to repent. | know your plan
You have it in your power to smash