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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

'''fhsn tbs hig stunt af tbs reeiial,
"Miss Case began singing with the Phon0-
graph, Ata esrtsln stsBxa ths heuse WIS
suddGnly dsEkGaed, f'he sung went ua.
I was shooting my eafs gut IKE p4isesPes
10 defeet the second wbeR she weu1d stop.
! was sass | set IL fhsn she sscmed 70
be baet sgsis, The aoad Of isHs came
en,-bst no Asasi oaly sAe Phsse-
gtsPh singing suy,
itwss saite weadsYml sand the audienee
spflaudea and iauehed, Fwe SilshehiHRda
INC said 'dsegsseioms,n
Read what shs New YORK papes ay:
'efhs twia=ship baweca Miss Gss's siag-
ing, and the reproduction ,Arnof, Wsyse
se-elese a to be often indisingaiahshie."
New Yosh Globe.
"When the lights were lowered, ii was
impossible to uf when il was Anna Case.
and when !, wzs only her VOICE that wa
singing. New Ymk Evening Sun.
"T'he voice in she fluffy pink dnperies and
the voice In this mahogany bog seemed one
andthessIae.' New York Rsening Mai.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-06

makes man a physical and mental veaf.
ling. but it2utteriy robs hun Of that vinle
totce, that stamina and strength Of will
winch are so necessary to success aud
power Ia every walk Of life. I strongly adj
wise. every man who Is tagged out by worry.
work and other strains to build up his
strength. energy and endurance by taking
some form OF organic iron--NuKated Iron
tor consider It one OF the foremost blood
and body builders; the best to which have
ever had recourse.
MANUFACTURES Norr: Nuxated Iron which
ls recommended above Is not secret remedy bus
one which Is well known to drurglsts everywhere
Unlike the Older Inorganic iron products IL IA easily
nsslmllated and oocs not lnlute the teeth. make
tDcm black. nor upset the stomach. Each tablet
oi genuine Nuxated Iron is stamped a fouows-Y
and The words Nuxated Iron are stamped intolA
eacn bottle. so that the public may hot he led II
Into accepting Inferior substitutes The manuiae-
tufers Guarantee successful and entirely satlsise-
tory results 10 every purchaser or they will refund
your money. tie dispensed by au good druggists
Ia tablet form only.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

FOR SALE: Detroit Vapor kerosene
or gasoline stove, and Stewart heater
S South street. 13tlp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

= Wayne Bosworth is a business Wis
itor in Boston.
Stanley Rose and Henry Day are
visiting Albert Russell in New York.
Mr., and Mrs James Cartmell have
returned from a motor trip to Boston
Mrs Ella Wright of Medfeld
Mass, is visiting Mrs. A. J. Blackmer
Mrs S. H. Bracey of Baltimore
Md is in town on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Gideon E. Abbey,
The little child of Mr. and Mrs
Philip Forrest who died in the Fanny
Allen hospital in Winooski, was buried
Wednesday in the Catholic cemetery.
DIR, and Mrs Philip E. Mellen and
son Richard are spending several days
with Mrs. Mellen's parent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter Hagar Of Deerheld, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Clement have ie-
turned from visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs K r. B. Flint in North
field
Mr.. and Mrs William Bissette and
Mr. and Mrs Henry Vancelette have
returned from an automobile trip to
Canada
Mrs. Michael Halpin and daugh-
ter Nellie, left Tuesday for Bridge
port, Conn, where they will spend two
weeks with relatives,
Mrs Charles A, Rouillard return
ed Saturday to her home in South
Weymouth, Mass, after being the
guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Frost
The Misses Lucretia, Virginia and
Elizabeth Burleight with Mrs Alvan
Barton and Glen Taft of Ticondcroga
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Z. A. Frost.
Thursday evening there was a So
cial at the home of Mrs. James Cart
nell. Pleasant treet, for the benefit of
the Womans Aid Society of St Steph-
ems church
Mrs. Charles Egbert Starr,
cousin of Dr. NJ Allen Starr of New
York City, has leased the old Starr
I Pleasant street, for her
summer home.
Charles Hebert and family have
moved from the former King house on
Water street to the Steele house next
door A. W. Cary recently purchaed
the King house.
Work has been begun on the sub
of the wooden Main street
railroad bridge by a reinforced CON
crete structure The street has been
closed at this point, necessitating a de-
tour through Merchants Row
One of the rear wheels on a Nash
touring car owned and driven by FL
mer E. Cowles of Weybridge came off
while being driven along Weybridge
street Saturday morning, and the car
at once skidded across the street while
he detached wheel ran along for rods
The car was lacked UP and the run
away wheel replaced and then taken
10 a local garage for repairs The car
Mr. and Mrs Cowles who
we're uniniured
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

For correctly fitting glasses see
Slader, Optometrist- Optcian, at the
Sargent. Next visit Tuesday, Oct
Ober 26
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
MIDDLEBURY LOCALS

H H Ross of Burlington was a
recent business visitor in town.
Miss B l. Dixon of Burlington
Visited Mrs E A. Frost for several
days recently
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Keefe and
Kit Hudson of Rutland spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Earl Pelsl..
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Wells and
Mrs Gardner Wainwright have return
ed from a motor trip to Albany, N. Y,
where they visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs F. Allen Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Cady OF Lewis
ton, MINI. are visiting Mr.. Cady's sis
ter. Mrs. Burke B. Brown. This was
the first meeting Of Mrs. Brown and
her brother in AZ years, Mr.. Cady hav-
ing left town when-he was three years
old.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

John Fyfe, superintendent of the
liorlonia Power Company's local plant.
has rendered his resignation, effective
November |, and will accept a position
with the Northern Illinois Public Util.
ities Corporation in Englawood, Ill.
Robert Steele for half century
the college truckman, was a visitor in
town during the past week He has
been residing with his granddaughter
IN Castleton since he gave w his bust
ness here. The genial old gentleman
received many a Hearty handshake
from former student friends.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
Professor H. P Williamson de

Professor H. P. williamson de
Vsne lectured before the Woman
Club in Rutland last Tuesday after
noon Professor Frank Cady will
speak before the same audience next
week Prof de Visme will go to Port
land and Bangor Me, to deliver adj
dresses during the coming week.
William Counter met with pain
full injury at the Vermont Marble mill
last Tuesday morning when hot bah
bitt which he was pouring spattered
in h.s eve Mr. Counter was pouring
out the hot metal into form for the
setting Of a cable 1t is thought that
the form contained a small quantity
of water that caused the babbitt to
spatter Although the eye was badly
inhlned. it is said that his chances of
retaining his eyesight are good
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

WANTED: Small heater, Stewart
or Glenwood preferred Inquire at
Register Office 43tlp
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

Mrs Nina Hodges of Wal!ingford
VT. was a recent guest of Mrs, emma
Smith.
Mrs. R. W. McCuen of Vergeanei
was a guest Monday of Mrs. Robert
f Pinney.
DR., Lewis Hope of Ludlow was a
recent guest of his parents Mr. and
Mrs D. D. Hope.
Mrs. W. w, McGilton returned
Friday from visit at Worcester. Pro-
violence and Boston.
Mrs, +. L. Whiting of Burlington
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. ! Blackmer.
Charles Rogers and family have
closed their home and moved TO the
home of Isaac Rogers.
Willis Blackburn of Bal. more,
Md, is in town on a visit to Nj and
Mrs. Gideon E. Abbey.
Harry Moore has entered the Rugg
Economy Store as clerk to succeed
George Tierney, resigned
Miss M Josephine Wilcox, who
has been in town for several weeks.
has gone to her homie in Chicago, Ill.
Miss Florence Huests of Burlng-
ton is spending a few DAYS with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs Ernest Huestis.
Mrs John Hammond, Mrs Mel
son Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y.
Cady were visitors in Rutland Mon
day.
Mrs William Edgerton has return
ed from 10 days visit with Aer
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Cliff of Fair Ha-
ven
Misses Emily and Florence Nil.
lard of Tarrytown, n. Y, are guests
of Prof and Mrs, MCGilton at 81 Col
lege street
A cafeteria supper will be served
at the Methodist church Friday, Oc-
tober 20, beginning at o'clock Every,
body welcome
Leo Lacey, assistant in the press
room of the Register office, is taking
his vacation. George Tierney is subst-
tuting for him
Mrs. Lewis Hazen of Nalpole, n.
H., has returned to her hor1e after
spending week with her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Huestis
Mr. and Mrs. Ira ], Baldwin and
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Dillon were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Ben
iamin Wimett of Florence
p. f. Chapman, who has been
spending several months at his camp
on Lake Champlain, has closed his cot
tage and returned to town
Mr. and Mrs John Zero and fam
ily have moved from the Barnes
house now occupied by Mrs. W W.
Smith to rooms in the Dyer Block
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22

20 CARS BRICK for sale, Imme-
date delivery Strong Hardware Co.,
Burlington, Vt. 43t3
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-22
MONUMENTS

have on hand one granite monu-
ment, polished die and base, suitable
for four inscriptions. Will make price
right for fall erection, also fifteen gran
tie markers. If interested look those
over. If you have cemetery lettering
let me give you a price on the same
WILL H. BALDWIN
Franklin St, Middlebury, "
4Ot4p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
RED CROSS TEAM
CAPTAINS CONFER
ON WORK AHEAD

Plans fur tar fourth He'd Grass rsssl
call were brought 70 q fac:us Hesfer-
da- afternoon at City hal when tine
team captains we're addressed hy Hun.
sznT r. GEnnar- and Eaznpalgn Man
ager keafs Ryan 6rezs eptzm,ssn pre-
Easiea throughout the rnsersHg and
everyone expressed t.le opinion tha1
the campaign wuuid meet with the
nezTr2eSf rexpnnse. ReQuFrs HrDm ssr
e-al of the large industrial arExnixa-
-innE of the CITY Indicate rhHt EN-
pinyes win give loo per cent. srlupnrr
10 sle roll call.
The wafE OF selecting the sExn
Monday evEninE II Z 30 they viii maef
II rhe T. n c A. Tar an iUspiEzrsDnl
TAX by q prominent sfs4ak1E.
Ward tsur viii be ssIlcifed by ihe
girls Of the EpmmunifF club under tine
direrr.nn of Hnssmund CannaE-
A point STRESSED Al the neetlnx was
t.ls Importance of securing pisdgss and
contributions OF amounts larger tfsHn
ane doilzr- II tina WORK In Augusta 10
10 be carried On vigorously. Il was
pufufrd out ssrBe shnuid he raised
one dssszr members viii nor raise rflis
aznsnnf. Substantial contributions
mast no rnersre1 Al lndsr1auxi sun
scrp1zpns ever one dollar win he
spent ssr scr1l ehnpfer work. rhcFe
SIRE Sour riazses of memberships IN asi-
ditiua 10 the 81 snrrniimen1. They IRE
tins SIS cnmrrfbutKa-v. $40 sunSzininE. Sze
iife and S7on patrnn meznheszhSps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Church Mcrlres

ALL SOULS church Unitarian.
State street, corner of oak. Ek.F Paul
{ I'ha4sTs. minister. Ih--e a IA.
morning service with organ music ny
Mr. PUr-inIssn. address ny t1ae m1HfEfef,
Il nIras-iaxiszn- An AEe-9Al rai1h
What Eas Il 10 Say 20 You TodaE"
I14s a NJ church school
SAINT MARKS church. Pleasant ST..
Near Winthrop street. Rev. + ID 4
kaapp. rsc,nrs 1-5h A. n, Au3E conn
Tnunian aSh A. III efluran scaoel,
5a.4b A M mathis ana sssrraaRE 7-3a
p III patriotic servars fur James
Fitzgerald Past No >. American Ls-
gaun- Msff-week services: -hursdEv
holy communion al s.ee a NJ The
Tuesday service at Saint MErks Eesne
VIII be omitted. Special ss=rv4ces
ThurSfiav evening conference NJ J
Chandler street at T-$H.
SAINT RARSAEAS' chapel. Bangor
strsaz Sd r. M church sx.nas.s 4.ae
p a N 1SzRinS H5 s~RrEr rxzvvR
SAL-JET e'aurcsl. Rev. a Francis Wsic
WINTHROP STREET UNEyER-
SALIST church Eey A Francis
Waira. minister Srn<a~ service AZ
~ TIRE MRg1swRF Compact SERMON.
''1n@b-5a.e; The distance ReIween~:
SUNDAY Ss-.sooi IL - Y p g T. al s ~
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Saciesv WILL
3iRFnE street Services al I1-SA. sub
secT, MHrTa1s and TrarnurtEfs" Sun
"Wednesday evening al 4 O'Clock Reati-
ing room al the Christian Science
chapel open SATURDAYS FRAN To 5.3is:
Also lending library or authorized
ChrlFflan Science wyTf9ngv
PENNEY MEMORIAL UNITED
BAPTIST church. Sunday service
1880 A NJ. Se--nsn ny Rev. Howard
Il E-nun. Lexington. y. =; ancr.
church scsIoal, 6 - Y p s. c. E. -ga
praise talk ny Rrv Rrawn. I'D p M
"Wednesday. rr7ve- meeting
SOUTH CONFER 5GATTONAI- church
James f. Ect,t. minister. Morning
service al 5a5a WITH sermon br Tar
Ecoh. subject. The T-lge3r OF Re
asynusaons" communication immediately
after rfae rnnrrfng service. mems snrurn
meets AZ IL Sunday scncei IN rfe
cnEDpi nj the zRrnn hour.
GREEN EFT METHODIST ErTSCC-
PAL Rer. w = I&svtnns Worship
Rrd sermon. 1880 A. II. GfHrc., school.
- M. Epworrh League. SD p n.
evening wnrsnln. TSn; prayer and
praise seyvire Wednesday az 80 p
VI Juainr League "Wednesday al 4
p M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
BROTHER SLAIN HARTEY
HELD FOR ASSAULT ON
~ NAN AF CHENILLE

Dr-. Hcv. 1s-Eszr~ *. Sa.--.ev.
prvrrisfor at n hotei Il Greenvf,.s
Junction. -as Thursday hEad in hal
az sic6e .nr assault with irrtent ID
XIII. The warrant IN whieh. Barclay
was arvasgned was srorn suf ay
ssd ersf.. sacs~ss<y at tas r n. c.
n n GTaenrs;ls Junction. hartley
vino WAS . hrc1asr at Nssiscn W.
hartley af .I:lcs;raaz. xar 1hase muir
Ger joan a. Burke is on t1al Ut
Skcwhs--l- through EiE zz-arlsE
Edgar c. Smith. wzi-ad the razGinE
OF the warrant and susaraa a;sa OF
mt guilty Prcnxssie <szssHe vzs azi-
JuaEea and rsls hail WIS furnished
ny Le1ae4 ; Cehznn Of SGl=-r-tiie
and s--Eslr zFsssGa Ct <ssNsar:,,e-
L.sT FrsdaE Eepury Sheriff Innn
Z WeyRcrfsa Of rnis tsEsa want %
G<-exzrflse wsitss wzr-a<zt e1r .Ae -r-
rest nf Stnre MGsInsssx. zsho rGns
boarding house AZ SreaExsI,s. sasG u
ne uwnea Sr S&-zlsy. The Warrant.
sxern cat by .1css Sr:rsz. cisurged
Esse- ME- smith - nndErssoad %
hRve anrnnrznisd fase sz1asr To Me-
C7askz-s fsr the purpose 81 painting
Gut tie PuEs To Hsputr WeysnsEsa.
EHssss ciRiinE chat MID scsEF Assault
81 hin and FRAT 32rsier. zise scxce
upsn the srane. also csznsnlifsd IN
sSanlt FAe r NJ g. L. aaxa han
HACK eyes ms = result a fsse afEn,r.
Mrcaesizy ~ss fnnnd su:tfF af a.
ssnif and ssnf tn iafi fer % aArs. 6n
t1ae tiquur Sharse In was dzsnAazDaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

AaEs GE-1s Wng--hs and an as-Ernsnn
y.sitlx az Els4 LS,-sS Young.
Ar lad 44-z- Arthur G.SRss 1Ede
an a1lso ss=p 10 E-s-za rrraEslE ANA Iaaas-
ed -As 4sy with Ma Cloves, s4s.er.
aAx- R.-aE.zs EisnaE- rAey ssaa &c
sHrnpazsas1 sy ssE. Cl0wes zasxe<- MIS-
Bryant and Mrs Kzdazy. VIVA pzSxra
Eas Gay with friends.
NST-zhe East sasazzbura Ln<liek'
Az sss.ai u,m with A- and ARA Ar
M L..tlle AZ the list ranrEing.Eow. s
Anna Rss,k.ns. WIN wzs II hume lzst
wesA sack vas anie 10 nsf-,x1 - nsr
sSsooi II E.ssz-aa. Asacdsv-
Galss Faith FsaEhEzr Eas in Arxustx
xaaa-1irx Saturday Nrx- 6
Gsrsra4 t-1m tEns varszfty zxzEnnsd
tho xaxsanEa Grange meeting held IN
REmf1n tins wsek-
Frzzk Drlm af Oakland v.sstea III.
-, EaExma 3vnn. rcuentty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
MONMOUTH

Monmouth Grunge rrPt "Wednesday
svss,lln- with gasa attEadanee- Fol-
lowing the regZilar business an Mir
ssr2nE p-agrzEa Eas presented by TIE
w1r-.sy Is-sstErer. edrs- Emma Raslsss-
The sus5sa1 FIR the evening wHs E{sa-
s-atlra- A nEsic-l trio c-snstsfsa OF
Hiss Marsnry MExwa-., Mss Virginia
and Xar.nry RtcaartsnR. Remarks
wsns made by Mrs z u, Henderson
super;ui enaez,2 nf srnnn4z. an ire
teachers convention nsranrsy haid in
Bangor.
DR.. L 4 Bristol, State rsmmisEiesa-
sr Of hsaifs.- gare an interesting ana
instructive address ON hezlr.a, dwell
iIs essafscialiE or the health af rnt.-
dren AID diseases auErmD1 90 them.
Miss AaEastz Lsgux1d. Mis- EsnrEe
Eay-ues and Mrs G. ". NJ, Keyes az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Clement Earl Russell

Mr. and Mrs. c. Z Russell Of - L.
Green street Friday received Isae-
graEu from. W asfingzon- d <, fea-inE
the sad news OF the death OF rhe;r
sou. Clement Ear Russell Death &C.
GuY-ed Nov. 10 AT Port au Prince
Haiti. and was dne Ia aeufs appen-
ficifzx.
Young Russell vino was suIy -
wears af age. enlisted in the L. :.
Marine corps the day following
Christmas. 1919 and was sent To PARIS
Island. s. e. for two months training
He then went 10 Pert aa Prince where
ne had since been serving. The body
has been sent IN his parHnts and IN
neral arrangements are pending word
OF its arrival in TINS e3anEy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
CHINA

Nra. Ar.-.s Bryant and Er2- Ethsi
Ks@3sx whu nave mean visiting taesr
5szrazza. LIZ. Eaa E-x ]. z Cl-wes
farEna 70 tacir hszne IN EAaas1s-
AErs. rsSr1s EiDxex and Alzs Lila
Esssxseszsa we're IA NaEsEyilis f-s=iEy
an = snnnineA BEsirsa end pseGsnsa
srin. they were =aiis-s an airs Lila
M.SrsfseI6 n Lcz1nx-zSss Dam; aszn aa
M-N Clara w1izrrs ~ Oak GEove.
s<.ss Dsrs.zF Rsnsnnre Of Rsznch
Mia vss > ainnnr EnsHt rersnIty Ut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

A-Fr se<1->-2tE 1ttfA ES-AAS AGlN 1ZO~a
r..E2E I96Hy
See S3essH-g's window FIR speuiris
TN Gl5brn t-2-as II sac rea2lI ef5t.2s
ar .eaC. aaG al hu-ne-uIGe varieties
C'7g-1uwsszv E-g,s win f-e o1fGast
mCaLaE ahead If suu il Is gsGd ,gssn
70 see lie aPw sef If c.sars ji-ss n.
purchased At rew lew p-css. Entire
St3gk Of sgIits nuw ~ - CT f5ssfr
rsEusz- price- Gne Yet af Pescgle
APRONS with saaszsc WHIST hand. 9gs1f
eain-S II s1zA Beautiful assortment
of sa-l8 e:;s--1is.siss srtspezal AZ Sc il
r.nfZ and waste A black ssrir ssrsrt
with = sEafia SGlECr spn~.s.ir 5Tas-ss
NJ 81 IH tEe Essi,sI department F-ifsn
fTsisse saEn cakes fCr sSc. feser EiEs
rsSErm osEGer gsr- ESs-atSss EssDta
Eas.e ia tsahss Es,ssiRsiT T1rsnsa az Ese-
j ief nj I'll idx.nss ss.se. erssss-s Sizes.
y. 70 ne- cart afssssi,s1 sr al r-R;ssd
E2as--eaT fsns-.gf Iu1 az ctlsiaEsEs
VESTS and px-.ts, desne Hatsa, IL SBE-
saHa ma Trail TO FEHe Sweet
Earne." the ner sgRr pr ERNEST Eall.
WRITER u - me Ess4 sf the EVarsd
Go r." IS tremendous hit aad II
raj be secured al the p1Ese Enep af
1Fsssy-tlin Smith & Saa- Prizes 3nc-
A-ranr the new Isc numbers are
4sFix-e Etassn." Sweet Ianala" and
-,SAup e" Ell good anss
The -eari-e army siares afvarfissd
by r l. EerSsy sEsr \ read bargain
fur men. The s.1ass 2rs praefd n
sI-5a-
Rst.,,nanti's A-7rar,ss S@rss tar tasiRyss
SPEECHES osrar b.ssz inaiva hine r,srraae
ssEssss-.ssgE GyT-nGx- Extra E-ifss. NE
Va "a fer SI.s. extra gsea ausfirv
HEfs,7el- ia night gcwux. e. saias
fer E@-
" r.7t-a7 & Efarstt yhe sesvirA 5fsre
gffaay far ff.dn-'s EErersHis. nsa--r sereS
Ens-y HRFe cheese. s g-s ariaEs for
e. grs rr--zahsT-leE- Ec. Sg,sDeT
Rouse rails Lie daE-, n.sa1 bssss s-d
i,rs--- bread. New wainas AZ ar--ac-
tive prices
zS--as-tr- Saturday prizes AZ = z
-isr-is & ~ iTacss'5e ! Igy e,sf'0-@n $
kfs-s r<-g s. sa5 g guilty fG Tsc
earh- In 17ea' S henry Sanl huEH. 80
&c Fg7r GRc: ft.- mems f,rs-- nE:.'4f7'
s,e.vvEsszHt EiaEtsssx asse n black
ara erssza. &c. ~; sEsnr,Rs SATURDAY
tlisr1sfr4f 81 We Ia each rsssr bows
-s..--se- -ss--. -sr.ts-s.s -. - 81 - ~s'
erIuz,es and -S.f:E- cErz asc sow s7sksv-
C. r rncItea1 &c. uFers write -ssrT
lasr Ms..s rn.an slit -or @-ss. snfr q
w-sss ss1f--z fer sa,@S- raErF eiocsaa
s. 40. fix.gast Ess.l-- ssIr hurS s1-s5; sE'l.s'
.,,.s,s-.---x. s2-Sn. SRa. 1..R. an. s-ha.
Ia. :. M. rns-.as swesss-rs, z.sa. a-se.
10. OF. FA.es and - 40. anyg as~c-ti
l;ned u,slan salts -. e. Is. 50. s--ss
Sizes ..a-ez 1ssr sz.A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

James Fitzgerald Post No .. Amer
lean Legion. has aeeepfed an invita-
lion tn attend the evening service Al
St MARKS church rannrrow, AT T-sH-
Relatives and friends OF me men who
gave f-aeir lives IN the service Of their
country, as well as friends of the
members OF rsle Legion. members Of
the LADIES' Auxiliary af the Past and
the public ars all cardiuily inEited 10
attend this service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

EaRitaz grange viii haid its fn
nesting 0f November this Saturday
evening at G. A. & hail. n 7-3D o clock.
Al the close Of the business meeting
the lecturer VIII present the Maine
Program" which has been IN prepar-
anon fer several weeks past All the
readings SONGS. tai,ieaux. ste, vail re-
late 10 eur state of Maine. and II is
hoped tnas a goodly number VIII DC
present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

at II OF
Every suit must 60. The season for profit
on suits at this stare has passed and now
we are ready to take CUR loss an al suits
remaining In stuck
See for yourself how reasonable q good
suit can be bought
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

.gsnfic4 are aise-ic1 saezt-g gf LIS
Tanans Ear=agn A.ssalzlTF SscaEssy
n Gardiner Ti.ZIT.ssiEy
Benjamin GI-.l-s- II Chs1ssk-
Mise. WAS called mere Thursday by
The 9aaaa u dis ssf-sss.-- sH-.ax- Aihsr1
Neal ry lsar--s En-
HRS p Persian r<aS rzkEn 10 rhe
Cent? Maine Eaaera3 hasnst.,. Thurs
day sor ssasr.-czx tzzIazazHnL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

and = gnaS nEns Il Sss1.1f ss-ssa- 49,
ere rsrssRilr szsssssa.
G. Z FaSz. E1s iS taE-ny q sksnr1
saszrisa. Is r1Eilrs ia ArsuzsoaS Ssiin-
" and otae- psaces II aEEisg1 Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Albert p. NszI

-A<be-- 2. sss=-s -liS A1E hnTne an
SssTss Ell "Wednesday evening. Nov.
II 2tssr AZ ..iiaess af szsrae u7e1sas.
fss ~ss barn IL 1-Lrer-nEre II A7Ezlz-
SE-s- Ee zRax-psl A51ss Efzss-sgsx- a
As-xI0G- T,'1S3- rayis3ea u Ga=-seR.
Easz-- = PEARS TsaeF szzne % &aE-
Ii4sszi-s rEve s=sss:s aga wa2s,-E zaes t;rrs
sassre rzaEit,ea - Inc E-S<g.nE acEe-
s;sEsa
rsazassa4 1iftFFsuss VIII IA held II .ile
a.afrae SaaEtaF af<Sf--;ssar 1t : e'ciaEE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Arz . r, DIZZY went to Winthrop
Thursday 70 zz-E.na ras f.,nelas Of
3a-=- A2raE EFrsr. daughter az John
scs,tss.sa ~ RiEsiFrnp-
H-ss Alr-r Rotate NJ aailur1 Was re-
Gently guest OF ser xual AIRS. J. Z
= f-IzaR
sr md E-z. HsE-- Pst.5nE+ti re-
GsniiF rls;tesi Lslsfr IN :gt.ssr Mra A.
LIN As.ie.s- ard tzuiis in Worth leads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Mrs Ella SswtelIe of Augusta and
Mrs. Olive Knaun of Warezvsile are
tine guests of the & A Mazsi1asl,s for
a few weeks.-EasI End News. Port
land Argas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

George Fss-siz&es. 1He-:ti and Mise
t-zsEs4 1-yS.e DSs'ss Bird, 81 A&s.,.nsuth,
were E-afses II marriage II F-.5 s,elnx:ss
%s.cre-s.ay eper4ag - size Methodist
PssseEzss- axV. & " n. kSv..s s.s.,
ts.isstng. Pee siaEss ring sss-vac. ~-s
Gsa1 E.as e-s--ais Vzssas -s2sss1asi W
Mrs. M2y7HrS F11sE- n.sss "a TIE hsvtie.
and a. Tazs.
Asr- saa Mrs Merrill .ess s-.y br-f,ta1
Trip Is As-aSIir Ena is-sse.iEiIis