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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-31
az. PHILIP Fos0IcK-continued.

''But, Philip, you do it so poorly,
you're so professional; you transfix me
with the penetrating eye of diagnosis
and prescribe: Love me for all the
world as if love were bread pills or
distilled water In a bottle labeled
Shake well before using! And really
don't feel run down enough -"
Il see. You want love slipped over
on you like L.ibing the cook to
put philtre in your coffee"
She laughed delightcdly That's it.
Phillip Subtlety does it."
Thanks for the tip. I'm making a
note of 1t. So don't be surprised If you
wake up one fine morning and find
yourself madly in love with me-"
Il won't be; and I wouldn't even
mind"
''PriscilIal"
"But I'm not now So don't lose
your head"
Why not, when nv heart"
please! called up to ask a very
serious question"
"ShoOt"
whats psyche Philip"
swell, Pm one-a cross between a
quack and confidence man.
Il know; but what do you do when
you're duly functioning as such?"
'You mean, how do l make liv-
ing?"
''No-only what do you do to make
people pay fat fees"
"Why, pry into their souls, If they
happen to have any, and ferret out all
their secrets-those they purposely try
TO keep from me, and those they them
selves don't know anything about"
II see :. Philip. will you do me a
favor; psycho-analyze me-" b
whats the good? I did that long
ago"
{ REALLY, Philip" Misgivings put
Sremor into her voice. what did you
find out?"
'"That you're the dearest, sweetest
"No-pleasel I'm in earnest. 1
think I've got buried secret, and 1
want you to exhume 1t and see what
it's made Of"
"Are you seriOus"
Desperately" fnt
"Mm What are you doing this
afternoon"
"Having you to tea, if you can
come"
"Tll come whether can or not But
what about AuLt Esther? We can't
have a third present if we're to talk
condolences"
Lets have tea at the studio"
Same objection; Ada Meyer"
"Fll get rid of her somehow"
"Right-O! The studio. What time?
Four?"
"Piease. I'll be waiting"
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CAPSULES

bring quick relief and often ward OF
deadly diseases. Known as the national
remedy Of Holland for more than 400
years. All druggists, In three sizes.
Look for the name God Medal ON every bo,
and accept no imitation
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-31
SLOW
DEATH

Aches, pains, nervousness, diff
Guilty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-12-31

out last night, as clearly as l could
remember. And here It is But
first, tell me what you think. You
you don't think 1t means-insanity, do
your
His laugh treasured even more than
his words. "Bless your heart, mol The
insane don't have coherent dreams, or
talk about them intelligibly. Don't
worry about that But, frankly,
1 don't know what to think. There
must be an explanation, because moth
ing in nature is without its cause. But
In this case it's something that will
want a deal of hunting, I'm afraid ;
and we'll have to get all our facts to-
gether before / can even hazard a
guess. Now let me read, please"
He concentrated SO completely over
the manuscript that he seemed utter
ly forgetful of her presence, and did
not so much as look up when, after a
time. weary Of studying his expression
without knowing what thoughts mold
ed it, Priscilla rose and began to wan
der restlessly about the studio.
1t seemed that he would never finish
reading
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w. LOVE?

Ada Meyer was a pretty, vivacious,
fluffy little woman, thoroughly mon
dame and contenteG with herself, her
husband. her world. Entirely lacking
In any special aptitude for painting,
she dabbled In oils bit. partly be-
cause 1t afforded her an outlet for
much superfluous energy that might
otherwise have got her into mischief,
partly because she was fond of Pris-
ella, believed her by way of being a
genius, and was glad to lend the girl
the show of chaperonage without
which she must have had difficult
time of 1t with Aunt Esther. But Mrs.
Meyer was as apt as not to absent her
self from the studio for days at a
time; and on this afternoon Priscilla
found nothing to Indicate that the
other had been there at all.
Glad to be spared the necessity of
explaining that she wanted to be
clone with Philip Fosdick, the girl
moved alertly round the room, superin-
tending the preparation of tea by the
maid she had brought with her. plac-
ing the table and the chairs the way
she wanted them-setting the stage for
scene which, she felt instinctively,
might affect most intimately all her
days to come. She was always pleased
when Philip was about. Consciousness
OF the love he had for her was some
thing she would not willingly have
forfeited. She was only sorry she
didn't love him in return; at least, not
In the way Philip wanted and deserved
to be loved +. vastly different from
such love as had thrown Leonora into
the arms of Mario -.
She paused. slight frown pucker-
ing her delicately lined brows.
Strange how the memory Of that
caress had power to tug at her heart
Strings: Stranger still that anything
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

Miss Mildred A BsaIhnn, school
secretary tnr the Savings Division in
Maine, has returned f-nIn Boston,
where she mas been attending a con-
ference of the educational depart
nent Of the division held for thu pur-
pose NJ perfecting plans for rhe work
n me coming school wear
Acting upon a suggestion from Or.
a Q. Thomas, State superintendent
Of Schools, The members Of the de-
parrmenr dscidea rnat tne teaci1ing
OF thrift in the Maine schools ne
carried On BY the project nHthud. This
method will probably be used IN the
other New England States els well.
Sample proIecT lessons are being pre-
pared and will soon he ready fnr dis
t-ibutIun
Material that mas RECENTLY been pub
lianed by tine Savings Division may
be mad by aprlving 10 Miss Bentham
~ State ST.. Bangor. or tn the Saw
inEs Division, q Arch ct. Boston.
Mass-
During the pRst few weeks Miss
Baatham mas been Visiting the Junior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
ROME

Charles D Perry and nepnew Of
Providence, z /. are IN town on husl-
ness fDr q few days Mrs. Perry having
nuuEt1r -ne Murash place for 4 sum
rner nome
M ano Mrs GLAND -ibberrs are re
re1ving cunE-aruiHffuns on rt1e birth Of
i SIM
us IN McFadzen. VINO is WORKING for
Elhrldge Foster WIS very seriously
burned On the nand and arm las- Sat
l-dav by AT explosive
Eimnn Blaisden Of LewiBtun was a
SUNDAY guest Of friends IN tpwn-
Mrs. George Tracy. VINO has been IL.
is -acnue-inE
Albert ana Harry Grant having fin
shed their work "a Belgrade Lakes
are az home
Flovd Melvin OF lewiston haE been
visiting IN town.
Mrs Laura Bear Of D-vden is visit
ing ner daughter Mrs. Maggie lib
nerrs
Hr. ana Mrs. Nellie F-sncn of
Mlnu1 Fill have beer rt1e guests Of
Mrs. F'rencts brother, Ralph French,
-,.csnri~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

inspector belGys report NJ cp-av-
erat1ve E1berculnsis era dica-.an N
cattle in the State Of Maine during
August. 1920 Is as follows.
There ware one hundred herds and
1878 cartIe rested for rubercufcsix ana
D. mead OF these cattle wern con
denned by three Government ana
three State veterinarians engaged In
the work
The finding and Strengthening Of
these 81 tuberculosis animals IA a
source Of, EreaI projection 70 the
health Of the citizens a. .flrrn. and
d special Importance n a rnonptar--
way 10 the cattle owners from whose
herds these dangerous animals We're
removed
One tuberculosis animal IN q herd
now NAV mean several infected AMI
Gals later on the sooner the ROT
TEN appie, or diseased cuw is re-
moved from contact win healthy
ones the better for all concerned
DR.. ". Il LINEN. the Live Stnck
Cunmissiuner of Maine liz deserving
OF much credit Tor the good work
that IL being done because ms cooper
alton makes success possible
The small force engaged n the
work mas been unable 10 keep I'D
with the demand for testing, as all
Maine farmers are anxious 70 weed
eut an ruher-ulgsis animals from
their nerds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
New York Produce Market

View TorG. sep g.
WEE r t'-rne-.. NO = an ann Tp
hATn IS Gpuf Z rack New YORK.
No. : mixed Curufn - -a s1...--t-e
Cl'R%-E.7-Tr No yellow
c New York ,n-tiar- stllnme,.t.
"a TS--~teaoE 80. wh2re g No.
" wn5rf- =
5--F-ir,r. middle west 1851, a
as.
The feature II me Inca1 raw sugar
market -nuav was IRE saI+ 70 a ~et,n4--
n l2Rh IONS Pe-us n p0:- a. u tents
. aTG1+-cl erir IN JOS +n- "liilas
dur palC. compared WIN Ia u-alcr
was ne 4Ast previous prize pHiu bv
'-a11IIeFH some Wet'ElGseEU 2@f1uer uu.l
fT1e gran utBT-d LEO a -1t
Sugar futures were uuinr ana Fea-
-lreiesfE- Closing p-1ceS we,-r > points
iower II j" higher octuhe- lnl1. -3e-
Cnu1pe- = ~ =. .Janua--- $50 Ma GO
81 TER-F I'm ~Acalprr 4 o. us
weannarv higher -uEu extras SN37 I-s,
On extras o. sc0rr IS a 51 no t1,-et~
SS n - scure 20 ~. packing STOCK
current rlEiae 80. 4pd -Ba
EtzS-F-;~rr raceintE e4Srz. lash
Esti,nra6 r:--~-a fi-rfp -rT.G e-ash
gathered firErE "a - state % ann
neaItrr vvgs ern henn.srv whites, flr-srs
u extras 66 q 3 40 browns a-1-ras a.
r 70, ar gathered browns and -Tl---pr
culD1-E r1isr IN extras 80 a SD
P0TAT' C.fz1S-Steauy. southern PEI
barrel - q go Ewee-g .Ta~spy- No ?
baske1 - Q @75 srurhs-n per nHr-al
! = q 5lo
CABBA Cess eadv unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
Y ednesday Brighton Market

STOCK Yards. SaDt the U.a+
ca--se marker WIS Wei supplied. pa--
-lcAia"lT n ne poorer g~ades Bios
mad no snap ana general ne sales
We're -~acuonHIly iDwer man on
TuesGa~ Gales held tlr-n. WIN
supplies quite neEE-v -oEr v-a,-e IN
"a -~acrInr with ~enesrcs light There
was e large supply Of sheep and
lamb bLI ne marke: is varv aUll
and prICes lower man q -ear am,
There We're euliv ajH mich COWS on
sale. buyerE ware not al aI. ea-er
-or l2'ade ana the nDVernpr1. o. the
market Was very SLOW I'D 70 noon
time The general ranee was rom
so, "a 10, Du1 -1ere are number OF
COWS. INA. are not worth nuch as
beat sell below these figures and
most shippers have sevarai 81 ,:1ese
N rnelr strings
PaDur-sd sl-les. C. a E.agrrpa-
sold 70 ca--le av -SW rs al 70 1-2c.
2 cattle. 50 Ps a. = 1-oa. 8 COWS.
$50 lbs. 1a5U MS al 4c. - calves
e. u y. and x hogs. a. 16c. J
x Brooks SOLD - calves at BE: 20
hogs IL 4 1t. =. rniIEars at $50 "a
III .. 2 Gage soId ~ 7tee-s al &c.
~ carrIe a "a 1-4c: 10 cnlva.s II
Tic, 8 hogs al 11c. ~ mixers al SIT
= lbN Fail & Lowell SOLD ~ COWS
a 900 Ms a. 3 ID. ~ COWS az 65B
lbs a " I--c: = pulls. az sap Ms q.
> 1--Cs 100 calves a. no lbs AZ
II 1-2c. 40 calves ~ 14G ms al Sc.
- hogs az 10 lbs a. IL lie. .
sneep 100 sfb at 10; - mugs az 1ss
ms a - &c, n mixers ~ $500
ID. Q 2 Mer~ow sold 10 calves ar
11c: mixer II s165. ! mixer II
S1;,5 and : mixers at $50 each.
A N, Bages sold ! staers. az. 100
lbs, a &c - cows al 31-2c: I bulIs.
az 1850 lbs. g. &c, 1s5 calves al TT
and L" --2c-. . mixers al S4u ana
SO. Putnam Bros. SOLD L carrIa a.
*. ana So. IDa Calves a. lie ana -Bc.
g sheep and lanb~ al ana sc l6
hogs g. Il Pc. Is mixers at $40 an
SI95, T ~. Hanson. stan-s. Icna lbs.
a. Be- 81 sheer and lamb at ana
BE; 80 calves al L5c, Il hogs IL "a
1-2c-, dressad. Y. A Hanson. 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
MAINE "a. c. T. Z. HEAD
REGISTERS AT Turner

~urner, Sept s Special Mrs. ~
thea 9. QuImry president Of me
Maine Y. G. T L. WIS -tH frs. Lazy
IN Turner 70 register Wednesday
morning when me Board Of Regis
rration opened II -hu1 r0wn she was
accompanied ny Ms. Liur1ie r. Mich
oils. VINO Tor mary Years has bnen
assnciated WIN me Maine n "a. T II.
and mas been stare superintendent
for SOME time
Mrs Quinhv Expressed herself as
being ovar-lUrad in making rer f1rz-
step forward in citizenship ana rle
nellEved ina every woman In Maine
Womb avail herself 81 the new ANA
sacred privilege Of che ballot.
She sHid that lne Maine Woman
Christian Temperance UnInu mad
been identified WIFI the struggle 4o,,
suffrage tU- manv Years. and wa
greatly piaased -na1 he firs- amend
rnert 70 follow me prohibition amend
nent should De the SpEzu Z. Anthony
amendment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

aInns ar 12c,- = calves a. 15c ana
"a i1lilkers az SO and SIZE Z & p
~ Rnld - mixers n SIT and S1a55
r. q Thompson s0id Ok. ls5D lbs
al III, bulls for SIS. - calves a
l3C, 700 sheep and lamb a. ana -.c.
- nIllzary al S5u ana %lza. RupeI-
CannDr soiC - mixers a. sl25 and
SITE. z L W1rmel sold % calves At
-5c-. ana " mixers al 81 and 81.
pCs Z FnrDush sold I COW. 1850 ms.
a Pr ! COW -2Ut lbs. az 40. ana
3 Of. ! COW Al &c. and s. on j
NV a &c : COW a. &c . COWS q
e. and 8 of each COWS. 1895 lbs.
Al &c. J. COW at 314c- l!err
na.res. n and = 1-2c- hogs a. 15c.:
a. u --2c a. lac.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
johns Hopkins Professor
Dies al Cheabearue Isl.

Portland, Ne. Sept. E-Lr. Harmon
y Morse professor II Inorganic ana
Ana,y-lcal Chenisr-v IT johns Hop
ktns University died al mis- summer
nome AZ CheRbeBgue Island today.
aged g. wears. He was a graduate u
amherst College. ann If ne Uriver-
si1y ri lIortinren and member of me
Foreign and American Scientific So
clerE a widow rwp SONS and
daughter Survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
Bastnn Produce Market

Boston. Sent &
BEEF-Thuice whole Cfr-te - a Is
BCTTER-EzZrrfFs - d 81 firTrF -
q 30
CEEEEF-F-eEr cf4oire 2s n .E3
C0RE-No. . Yellow 1fE o g
E1CylzE-N eRrbv heunerv = . 81.
western extras &c as5
FLfI E-5T-luE TzterLs. Egf-ir
Sacks. SpacIa- slIBrts 1859 n -4-;5 .
standard Err, n S25
EAT-Nu rtnDtirw 81 n a.
LAB5-SnriuE 3D631
QATS-Fanrr 40 pounds s. Isl
0CEE- Maoiurr backs Ta1n
TATf9ES-EaEre-T7 shore 42T Il
$50 Uer barrel HEIsuns 7se4a @nn ner
busie Maine - q 5eh per 10l pounds
sweets S5h per barrel
TE.AT-12 II 2e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

ts1l1E24E8. sen. a.
CATTL E Receipts - uisif. cnolUe
s-aers and veaF-ftnrs strong to - cent
rfE1pr, others SLOW. steady top AL
welguLs 1S0N. bulk efiolce 49,, q II 70.
good steers I=.-15 n 1875 best srassy
Kinds 3nb n 14T0 common a0e1 12IlN
rnoELtv; hest tspv-s 9T5Ao lSTa ffiily
81 ea1fy-. others SID gDu SLOW. nanners
and Guitars 4ne1 GOO: bulls strong bD-
iogrn 6nusS 5-5. htit-,erE bulls una
r1hu. rtnice vealerS 7ie n II =. STEADY.
grasE1 calves . 10 80 cents lower 65u
n zoo sfDcserE ant lenders strong
range cattle $40 a i3Gs. staau-
EDEs-RscelptE L9,BHB most IS J q To
- cents lower Ihan .vestavotays aver
age: STEADY in spots anu closed strong
.op 1879 bulk light and butchers 1850
q SGT bulk packing BOWS 1s1f q $50.
pigs - cents lower. bulk desirable
kinds iss5p q I5HG
SEEET-ReeeiptE - Gao. taf lambs
- I'd 30 cents higher, tup Eesla,.,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

ChHutauquas IN me Interest," n the
New Thrift movement. and now vtcn
me ciuse Of ne ChHu-aucua season
she will lake W her work with the
schools explaining rhe Nev Thrift
caupHiEn -o groups uf school people
wherever ner servirns are desired
During SapteuIher and 1rtabe,- she
viii speak a. sava~a. IF ne county
asspc3aIlun meetings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

Tf1irH-D Sept
Wheat atfvancad sira1-Dlv ln prize tn
dH- as "a result ~ huy{nE Gil a large
scale 4o- ctlc seanuara The cinse was
str~rnE I z m - rnntE net f1gnnr wfrn
Derember - S5s and hIRrcf7 .zLz Corr
gained n - cents and mats E GEM 70
II cent IN provisions ttYp outcome
varied f-1m * cents decline -
cents advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
SIDNEY

Mr. anu Mrs Albiur- Gondhue If
belfast were calling on friends N
town sunday
" EST-Rev- r T. Conlbr1rn NJ
a'errliie will preach al The Advent
CHAPEL. West Sidney sundav. sent
18th, a. o'clock. duvlignr SAVING
time, weather permitting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
op Do You Who Do Not Read This Co Of Wants and Offers?
Presto Change

Your surplus personal property is turned INTO
ready money quickly through the Journals For
Sale column There IS q constant demand for
household articles and second hand merchandise
Of al sorts. Try For Sale ad today and be
ready for immediate results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
Articles FAR Sale

Articles FAR Sale 81
BOOk-Eve.-- business man svs-y
member al a BOARD ~ -rade. cnRmner
u commerce ur cGmmercIa- utuH-
everv WLEe-4l-rIle-. t'va,'t bans tt''
--7-err worHu ar--ve .n affairs HI -re
day every I.brariaT.- teacher anu
thinking person, should fgaG sons
DnE THIS Is the tlr--e Bnui. w-.-t
NJ biE purpose III Whlca -Du have
heard -hE- ever aTunt0vAr shnuld
De moved 20 furnish O. copy 70 every
elupirye a. AT aIu -u sJ,-2 git rtlnE-
.nc alnng ecnnumIr tines -I- should
he raat fy svar--nndr -nEs wonderful
Some Dog A g.-ea- rlPrs nj
work THIS title BOOK IS tus1 the
ign. size for the cuaI-puckaL. CON
LaIns only s!.--v pEEeE can be ~aaG ID
a nalf-npul anu VIII b+ read MANY
ZINES So aC--u"lE- American
Lumbe-ran aug ia. ago. Price
IL aIurn covers. S--Ht per single cupv.
Paper crvnrs. - cents per single
copy s. 90 per I'VE copies Mu4ied 10
ann address, II -n- United States on
r=ceIpJ nf price QUANTITY prizes
uuuJ4a- IN request T ! r gElns
Publisher Bradbury. Maine
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Wauten-Seal Estates
CLASS .ED-DiSPLAY

sEuE PAcrcKy HLP WANTED
Esel Eu-nishsr, Last Pulisr, G.-l for
Finishing Room Vampires. Top srstuh-
e-s, Man 9ur Sole LszrlEr Roun
Pianist 1ounas-, EHn On nie cut ma
Chime, mckay Struck Firser.
EARErcw ERocKs.
HEiluvun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

---p- rDp Natives -25o huIk natives
a-""n Cnt- sheep sIeady IL 14..na,.
Souu nea~v weight yves .is~selv -np
eeusr c:asEas nus-t- IL raYr-s e. sr.,a,.-
3es- TeHring tHn1bs 1871
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
Wanted

L MEN FOR State -oau ~c-x n.
Nirthror Center. Appiy on +.-e
works 70 A. T. R1urte.
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New York Stock Market


MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- F-unt st. Bath. Phone $40
3g5 Water St. Augusta.
Phnne 7nls-1nIq
Correspondents Of
ELMER =. BRIGHT & CO.
Members VI Eew York anc Boston
Stuck Exchange
Private Wire Servirs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09

Time looms srsad1-: 60 dayS 20 uavs
ana SIX rnpI1Ins Sd n *.
Tal money g eadv. nigh = low :
---,f5r7p- --zrs. rlrEsr,r mn y-fT44--s4ft IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-09
EMPLOYMENT

-eir-adaie Or Female 80
EXPERTS N FLY TyING-one or
TWO VINO CHI IEnct others Also wtirrl-
IN ana girls vino want To learn fly "
Is -ur nurue work during me winter.
Nf-te 70 Il NJ Wilcox. 3oh Eugenil
load. New HHvsn. q.
T7zAEHERS-snti assistant. RictIrnunn
Ign scnonl, E1ctmund rnaCt French
and Eng !Efl fine lucatlnn. Also rwo
stunt. NJ Sct1ouis Rirrrnnuu. Ffa;ne
has = SNOW SuDl
Statesmen anr Agents e
A TENTS-In everr town anu cir
lnuHrE anu Dislrlc1 Manager This
Is your riIance Par- Or wnpIe t.rrt.
W"rk a. nome. Pheasant anG pr-r1f1ta-
Dlt- t-Xner2erIce noI net:es sfrs
44.Tiier sax. Address The F-rIte,-r,l les
rticnmunc- Maine
81 SEES-8iE varisry brushes
Eve~y-hoc, buvs. Profits l;.rre. -'- T5y-
pt.rieTTce anneoessary AUGUSTA Tar
r31nr- omen. Write uIick Neyvsy n
i2TasI 2Enparr. Hartford. Conn.
Situations wanrsa-Fsmais IS
EXPERIENCED CO0K-WarTg posT-
Gion our ST. Tel ln44-R
EXP zR-E0CED RsE-vm,i6 III.
cushion IaA II l. Mstvi,le St Ta!.
= .1Lt---Deslres & MACE Ia
"uFh ier nuaI'd Win me privilege Of
a--=hulnE nigh scnuul. AuDiv ta " 4
7HWes, angus "a. Maine T1ture IN
sitn#tiuns wanted-Wale y
BOY rs would Ike place n ~
annres +or DHH;'d arc attend s,.nnnl
4 dnrtES BDX Is Oakland
F7TEEA Wants init II --aa-- -
per renee. SnlaH mi pr.4f ..--,,rd r 7
err. Madison. Ne
4N AR1I- Wanted 70 cDrrespnnd
WE Viunw VINO desires ,eliabie
temperance man - work ,sIl b.g ff-r,7
a"lnE chores. for low wages !
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Y. W. {. A. NEWS.

Pocohontas Girl Resrve Corps net this
afternoon at Hanover Presbyterian Church
TO practice play which they viii present
at the Christmas holidays
The High School Club advisors met
this afternoon with their chairman, Mrs.
George T. Brown 10 discuss the work for
the next few weeks
Mrs J Macklin Beattie the new general
secretary Of the Y W q A., addressed
the Altiora Club at Wollaston Hall last
evening.
The Friendship Club will not meet
next Monday afternoon as usual, but will
hold q business meeting AZ z O'Clock ~
the evening after which they will attend
the meeting at the club rooms which Miss
Irene Shepherd, of the Field Office Of the
Y W c. a. will address. Miss Shepherd
will tell of her y " c. A. work in South
America While in this city she will be the
guest Of the Blue Triangle Boosters Club.
The grade school corps advisors met
Yesterday afternoon with their chairman
Mrs. Charles Weston. Plansfor the win
ter work were discussed
At the meeting Of the Hiawatha Girl
Reserve Corps held yesterday plans were
discussed to aid needy familyat Christ
mas.
A bake viii be held by the Wawataisi
Girl Reserve Corps on Saturday in King
street market All kinds Of home made
cakes, pies, bread and rolls will be for
sale