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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Ray -.EGt-
possible . denne briefly q subject g
such nraad SCOPE sn, :: HaEy be sara,
that L cUmrreheads Z q ssrA rand-
~ accessihie and sa5ie 4 cnmpseas
srEnAry az Augusta conditions,
RESOURCES organizations. and civic
activity.
The data eaxhe-eS win be keu on
Ge Il r1nriar torn Cor use by those
interested and most of i. viii be en-
bodied n a corveHien- and attractive
handbook
SoncrviIIe Was the pioneer CITY n
New England "A this work but Al
Eusta Is the second - enlist Z E
movement Of this kind
G-ear interest has been expressed
n communities al ever the United
states. and The National CIVIC Fed
erG-ion has sent one q their Field
Sec-er-y's. Mrs. Z Eva Summers 10
G1recr ne work = Ills CITY, which &
being done under ne Augusta
Branch Of that orgs.:lIZa-l0r- The
Hea,dG 1a--R-s Of the survey work Is
a CIry mall. ana Mr.. Summers ex-
tends an invitation IL al Interested
CITIZENS 10 can upon her II her orce
Il Lce Alderman : Chamber any Gag
between The hours OF nine and FIVE
Ma-er Martin mas endorsed II -
follows:
! heartily endorse me Augusta
CIvtc Survey wh4cn = 20 BE made
beginning Thursday, April /. 20
ana urge 4QlI and cordla! cooper
uen on the part Of al our Citizens 4
complete listing Of our resources, cur
industries and eur clyle activities Is
inaa. important 20 ou< growth ard
prasperTfy ana wl- MAKE possible
greater achlev enenLs Z cur city
THIS work Is entirely financed hv
rhe Augusta Braneh ef rhe NalIonal
Civic Federation ahG n making THIS
work possible, The Federation Is ren-
der.ng 4 splendid service % Angus
L."
S-RLEGE MARTIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

presses Cloth was removed rom
me basement floor If the Edwards
-dA2 u1a curing CO. The merchants
I'll alcng the street were eDksec e
put out the fires n the furnaces IN
the basement OF the Ia1asaal uildlng
there were ) fest and one inch OF
water and al the pa per was removed
tram the cellar just before the water
began % come n. Il was moving a.
Jay along the line fur everyone who
came under The scope Of rhe rising
w4teFs-
Two scana2erS nose seen n the
picture Wers treeG trom their lc--
chains The Saturday before TIE 16th
OF DeeeTa Der Ii the o. rresnet- e'Be
81 me Vessels Gr.@ted Gown RIVER -
far Is Lne Sands anG LneS the keeper
Of the boat cropped anchor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

-;.ssnss ut iere-' ~ Ire 1aaGe. ne
~ i3 ina. Z a. y.,!-v found Ms X .rd
erEI-i-c - duIaage>. L v'eriC ID :
&c consider the pan and suffering
mental and physical. not any 4e- the
sresEn- but 50 1a- - i might eject
! ne 'r1lruye, md the husband, Z rhte
4,s.-v found re was entitled 70 dam
-es. would be made r1snI ter The
3oss II Mrs Wards services II nel'
/ housannIc dunes by reason Of ne- n
JGr7es
The unds-..yIlg principle q CAT
4ge cases. the Judge poic-sa OUT was
rot fcr punishment bUI for eompea-
sarIan fer sufsrtns-to make The
Els.IlIs Whole. financially anc
pEysica.,.
The JC-y WIS u consider whether
n not Mrs Hal was negligent Z
seiL&l= 70 me DIa-ntE ne creosD &c
and whether Inc INJURIES OF Mrs.
ara we're 41c % the negligence q
ne- husband n a1-14E issIRriTIg l.
justice Dunn was nearly Al loE-
/ n giving t2e bag % The Jl-zy- a.
owing. AC.a-ney %als0n asked -2at
nc s.a1og- -aphe- -s29 the lE--J-Nce--
an pats = he testimony -l.At rad
a strong se.-1n- On he case. he
EXHIBITS were rher gathered -.
Jury Taxes -. Case
Tae t-r- Iook me case Under d
, l..sera-iern shortly a1ler = = II
ABOUT I.43 P Nj the JURY uas
asked. b~ order # ne Juage. = =
wUuia lie 31nch ss-ved u rhs J-:-y
! ~oorn. The 1uro-s reply n lie
atfi-rla-1ve lunch wzs served =
-heul eariy = LAe afternoon
TIE jurors were called Lr-o -ne
oJ1r- ~o0El s:Ior--.- befo-e G check
anG. qGeslloned w Justice Dunn,
Foreman Qsgood Crawford Of AL
-usza SID they had been unaale -
reach 4 vs-t.ic--
y.1Sn Dunn sA.ed -laI he waz~ae
u impress Epon he jury Inc m
T,lr-Ance ct -a-.r1Ng 4 verdict =
me case Z : could cousclec1loUstT-
% 81. Ter ne case Tad been tried -
eng. r. counsel. ind l. could LOT
ne presumed The case could pc mere
sl1sr- --3ad or bet-er TIED Or subTE1-
ed ID d jury more competent %
pass uoon =. And the Judge spoGe
II he hardship worked = ria goes
r~~ 1augt.-. and smoke nf The n
pnrarcn -tat the litigation De So
led finally. = he Jury could possibly
a-r::ve =. q vert.ic-- And be stated
-na- lie wished the 1u-r 70 iaAs
further effort 70 arrive a. . verdict
The Jurors again went 10 t1eir
; room and altar remaining there
about al hour longer. returned ras--
verdict
Next Civil Case Fcr Trial
The mex. evil case n order eo'
ria, LES Le-m Is that Of 0r-in 6r'ov-
Of Worcester Mass IS Domirick NJ
9usi OF Wa.e-viTle- Il IS expected
Iris case VII be opened TITS Sal
u-dav morning Pattaogal 4 Locks
are counsel 4or the plaintiff. while
y. Perkins Of Wharf.-The repre-
se-ts rhe defendant
ADM ced 70 practices Law
: T-aoc motion TT Attorney JofE Z
Nelson IN friday morning, A--ll--'
7 Crafty OF WarcG-iTle vas admitted
~ practice law n the state u
I Maine asr. Crafty is the son Of NJ
I and Mrs j. NJ Crafty af Wate-vtlle
lie was graduated f-um the Boston
/ University Law school n 1919 a. tht
1 class Of Tsls. having been II the :
\ s. military Se-vlce enc yeA-, IN he
( naval avia11on branch. He IL q
member OF me Massachusetts na-.
/ In rfe nea- future he expects %
open e Jaw sffce IN wa1erviIle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
US Club Gives
1acce .or's Revere

rr1a-- clu5 night 81 uae
Iris Community cluD i
2es r. 4,lcaGx were given called
5s.c-e.ar Ecve-.e" Tse cast Of
--47-c---s we're.
@acael0-, Elizabeth Du5a-,
0''et1c1--- N. : katherine Dow
70. Eope ADAMS; Na. - My
So I Am Hamilton; No .,
No 6. Mary Downing;
.e--e Gilman: No. 8. Olive
No 8. Catherine Wsekss The
- .1- - Anna weston
. -a-aeic- when the curtains
lad ASIDE was found On me
~ -1lsc:Er- ever a "smoke-
- which taId he story ware
?" &.zs Marjorie Lee VINO had
~ = c..a-ge- Z e hoped tti-af
Ia 70 -r7ea-ed az the dance and
"a 1e-c week a. Cninn hall u
a 40 public Is nwtnd. Before
7"--@,c-, VINO is or the eve If
ar 1a~s re bacheIuranDG- he
as known and loved
Is about years
ears aid. then No .,
IT, 4, IN her teens: No. ).
= sctr71l girl. and No. 6. the
- r -rding costume: No. {,
"TGuette. No. s. a mer-y
? ne summer girl Of the
u beach and No -. the girl
n a~a4 II 10
-e -abtsau-, two 0f the girls
~. @--aS Palne'a gymnasium Glass;
sock ana Ruth Lear 1t
: Spanish tanbpurire dance
mt Miss Ruth TiI,or fur
.e'1a --!e raugic for both the dance
~ s-a.aa4r
afternoon there VIII be
-a-Ae 70 Hsuhers xAd their
T-a zaEsic and TEA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Z. " ADAMS Co. offers fer toc.a. ::
One lot envelope chemist II whit
nd flesh, a. sizes. values ID ID s-q-.
spec.A- To-Day soc one TO- aand
JAs-4- & lgA1-y LIpe--ect, v.-lCes Up to
Sf.-5. 70 closa. 9Sc. one lot oo-s' and
-l-is' -eVtcn ana EsIe stockings n
sizes z, . -, IN, 10 - IL black.
vtl-s and -4-. values Up To 59c Jocay
S.e pr enc foI gooc quality T0rrhQn
lace II several widths and Patterns
warl l9c ID. toGav g. ys-- enc ,ot
nec1v-a- va-nes up 70 s1.-a, 10 close
az .9c: one ioC e y 3 c0r.sers, ne
1z-Il bust snar- skirt I'll sizes, reg
500 specia. Today S1.g5 guest XIV
els al - ---c. .uc. 2ac. one lot homer
ca-s towels II COG. largo buck tow
els, coiored borders Que; cn= lot
---epes. 14ckI1n- fleece md T'a 4s-i-lGs
Il &c I'd 5peclai ao- cre-3raes
marked a. S9c va i0r lleac1ez and
ucbieached sheets, -"zgs - $50
Two lots pillow cases. 4..Z36. ~ -
and PC each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Secretary Lane Endorses Surveys.
And Civic Survey Of Augusta Is
Approver BY Mayor Martin

The 1oiicwing unsolicited letter
was recsiveG by Mrs L Eva SUM-
rners VINO IS directing the Ciric Sur
vcv Of this CITY, while she was max
tug one ef Somervius- Mas. just
PREVIOUS 10 COMING here
Department of the Inferior,
Washington. Feb =, 1870
Mrs. I. Eva Sunmsrs-
Survey Director,
SeulervtIie Ci~ic Survey,
Some-vilIe. AaSS-
Nv de2- Mrs SummerH:
Tn. CIVIC Survey of the City az
soIne--Lle Mass. which your con-
r.rrss Is undertaking. has ~ ~-
hearty approval and hope n max
ing rs.s YOU VIII have the hearty CO
cre-a.ion of all the people Of S0msr-
Wills. The information which the
Survey is planning to obtain should
be of great value N the s0iur10n OF
proBier1 of Americnn,za.ien and
many others.
Cordially yoU-s.
FRANKLIN e. LANE
The AUGUSTA Ctvic Survey - =
matter Of serious Import 20 al IN
srItutions and persons Interested n
the welfare Of CUR CITY L Is in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Melville Sn3-1 s spr announce
-13s' morning 9 special REDUCTION on
9--nch Emerson recoris and = Is
splendid oppor-E---v 10 secure some
good selections IL SOC each, sold Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
VASSAIBQRO

l--ss Dorothy Earle oldest 6aagn.
Ter Of NJ. and Mrs GUY Earle re-
| turned last week from the Augusta
General hospital where she VS.
operated OF tor appendicitis
!. n. Gates has recently installed ,
furnace II MS home.
Henry Heath Is confined al his
home with muscular rheumatism
Edward Vv-laa who has been car
lng Tor him has returned 70 Augus-a
waere be has employment.
" Z Farms and Melvin EamIin
were recent business vtsIrors IN Wa
-erviiis-
Mr4 J. II Gates who was detained
az Kari Gates ry Illness while there
nursing, has 50 far recovered a. TO %
able I'd return home.
A G. COMBS was N Augusta r.
Gently On business
Sarah z. Tufts who ief. Eoiee
Friday night, where she has bee1
teaching. was storm ssaid II Bangor.
Dover and Grecnville not oeing able
to reach home until Monday 3son
and then NOT without snow shoes
Miriam Gates who has been ser.-
ousiy IL Is improving.
Mrs. GUsraus Pa-e was q guest
Wednesday Of M J. n Cxses
NJ. and Mrs Henry Marden were
guests Thursday Of Mr.. and Nh
Dana 3 harden
EAST-M- and Mrs. Charles PrR
and son Of North vaxsaIboru vers
calling On Mr.. and Ms Frank
Coomps Wednesday.
David Gates was q business caller
il WarerviIle wednesday.
Mrs Q. = Goddard who has be0
III il again around rAe how're
Master Philip Priest Is the sneR q
his grandparents
NJ and NJ Kari ra:er were eaI-
ing In The VILLAGE Wednesday,
Mrs. Edward Pcps who has bean
~ for several weeks - slowly IN
proving
Harold sma- LEFT wednesday rse
Caribou fur > visit with friends.
NEE DuFoSky Earle VIM h1s N-
Gently -strrned from TIE Aagusa
General hospital - ontnv ina.
The mai Is n0v hxuuEAf frm Wa
terviIle To tesis ut1lcs once q day AMI
goes out the same remindtng NE n
the tine long s<p Il che stage morn
ing and evening
The ru1ds are aE1in open Nssr
travel 70 We are mt quite smut I'D
from outside LIE ana bunineR-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

RJl
Cada-er-e's spet.Ia- for toGa-. LIIEle
gents pia-.k or III boot, sizes &c
3 - S:-49. youths sizes :. : -,
and >, s3.a5; oc~s sizes 80 ID :,
SAD 4 god auc-=y shoe "a spring
Wea-
me Sv-.4t s Turner 70. offer today
: s a. aluminium preserving kar-a
Tor SIS Z cup ca pacity aluminium
teapot -a- z1.5s, aluminium salt and
pepper. price &c per pr, anG --e-
e21neIed perforated ia3le 1or Inc
Towie Fha-nacv places on sa- e
fe- CoGar only rAe ceieo-a1ed Apollo
chocolates assorted .. Sac u Those
delicious CANDY CHIPS Y var1e-y %
aavurs u 5gc ID
A. &--ar's -oCay cocoaru- aa-s for
1l-y sc n Ma.4sses cream filed s
a tasty CORRECTION =. 39c Ii. The Je--
sey hIttsr sweet peppermint pa---les
:. &c D. Is al e-cepuoCa- value.
showing attractive house dresses Il new
designs \ ps-cAie. g,ngaan aac cham
b-z~ priced t-rr sass 10 G1 Wei
11aae serge ntfcies navy style a. g. Il.
Ladies caupe hose a. ~ n IS rne
greatest hosle-v va1ue offered this sea
snn- Black silk an-e hose u; $50 y
: also Al e1cEprlnnai ~alue. he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
SUPREME COURT

Verdict for Defendant
Returned in Two
Clinton Cases, u ard
vs.. Hall-Jury Delhi
crates for Six Hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
SHOP NOTES

5prine showing IF sE--s and Cats
u -rlcor.ne. serge and jersey a.
Richmond Appare- shop. See La..&E-s
u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

NJ .1-axlca1inn. Two eli
r-.s--- were a--aiSaeG FRI
---r= b.to-e Judge 2obe-- =.
pa coU--- Both re
',-e-.. ra-e found guilty and eaca
a. meg = md costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Spring caazs Il al The new styles ana
materials have arrived A---ar-.fre
seorge-Ee waists reg. SO TO-DAY only
81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Al The Daylight baseraer- store to
cay eI-y, . specIal lot Of Turkish
towels. reg. price &c. vii De sold -or
&c eacc. CnioreG striped outing
aa1aels - II reg. 2se vd, today ori-
CSC yG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
LOCAL NOTICE

~l--1rta- night dance a..
HaH. Douglas orchestra,
II Elr-aau AZ the piano.
marISGI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

iors Of only IN another ac they
cal attention 10 the Aaailar- oca.ilor
talk-ng machine. NJ L-oGhle . dem
ons1ral= tins rlaGc-ne 10 those inter-
csLec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
-a--1ay. March g. 1920


~r-a OF MslT1lle street .las
,-.s -- 5.s17n Ear = week u ac-end
mobile show
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

~ ieavsn- Augusta. Mary L,
-.i" ne firm Of Geo. Z.
tH'is' he Settled before that
@- mt All ACCOUNTS VIII be
1T ar-8I-nev for collection.
-~l'ae.., Bangor ST. Al
---.- .----- ruurJc.r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

several days AZ Weeks Mills. the
guest Of Arthur and James Evans
Willie Eisier and Reuei Lewis were
Moo avering visitors al the Trr-
ner home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

]. r 8loceau mas received direct
rrcn the facsnry a complete Inc af
rubber boots II al styles and sizes
Buy early
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
AIRION

Kenneth Aea6er az WarNViIie
PASSED Sunday = town
Mrs Faarie Hussev is visiting y
WatsrviIle for u few days.
Earl Smiley of New York 10 visit
ing relatives in town
Mrs Sarah Stra-ron has returned
from a visit with friends II Water
vile
Mr. Charles Abbott has returned
Srnm Clinton after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ffoyd Besse
Besse High school opened wednes-
dag, having been closed since Jan. 30.
Fire On Thursday evening, March 4
destroyed the farm buildings Of Rob-
bic Hutchinson Of Levznt, the blaze
starting around the chimney. The
STOCK w1s removed trum tho barn.
The buildings were insured fer s1oea,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

ancl-ey / O'Cornel hare inst e
ee.reG a new lot Of Attractive bead
necklaces G1lC also beads Ct UcusuA
beauty +ar bead work The Easter
and = Pa--lck's gay cards and
booklets are read for yoEr -aspec-
Zoe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

NORMAN YORK
Friends ga * late Of
Windsor were greatly saddened 10
hear % his early death. which &C.
CURED last Week r. Heartfelt sympa-
tEy Is extended c-he berearec fam
ily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

BoNa1cE- " ebale- o., nave i,.sr
received q supply Of -ae celebrated
Marie Saunders home made sweets
also ! good assor-1en1 cf Lewneyts
4lId ElsseLis cnocciates Secure
your Cular-e nov.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

March winds blow and cnaopec
Skin IS LIE result The East SIDE
F'isarmacv- 50 Cony street c, 4
Sheldon prop. advises the use OF Gu
cum per cream. q s-easeIeas lorlon Tor
softenlng, soothing and preserving
rae skin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

The Evereacy DAVID taasrLxhtl =
d handy and useful article - have in
ne house John CourhI-n nas them
. I'LL S, vles and siZes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

c 7. Suodeau announces the ar
iva Of the spring hats u a. :le
.a-asc styles and cofo-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

-he :. q Farrell Co. have -ls: -e-
cetved . --1prnert If the well known
Sa-aaac nuchsk-c gloves THIS iat
comprises gloves II I4r-r aad heavy
wslst-s 4 IT styles far D.. purposes
and IL a- prices. Eve-- pair repre-
se-ts me nes- Of workmanship and
rc2 Cashmere hose = grey.
black and natural (Sha vtn-. Ell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

BTRLEIGE MARTIN.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26
BOTHLOOPS AND
SASHES IN*VOGUE

Although styles at the present time
are Of such extremely diverse types,
observes a leading fashion writer, sew
eral of the French dressmakers have
attracted attention through definite
notes which give both novelty and
cachet to their models. Cheruit with
her loops has scored success; Made
ieine ct Madeleine with their sashes
and bloused bodices and Jenny with
her plaits.
At first 1t was impossible to say
to what extent the loop draperies would
be accepted. Owing to their some
what fanciful character and the as
sembling of two and three colors in
one dress. they were inappropriate for
street wear. They have, however, been
adopted for indoor and evening
clothes. and In these they have proved
more successful than was expected.
While giving a round silhouette to
the skirt. these draperies do not take
away the slenderness of line. They
are In no wise related to the hip ex-
tended skirts, but at the same time
they are bouffant. light and airy look
Ing.
Weird and Fantastic Dresses.
Cheruit launched the coiored chff-
fon panel or loop drapery In aiternat-
ing shades Of green and blue draped
on foundation of black taffeta. Some
Of these dresses have a weird and fam
tRstic look. as Is attested by one hav-
ing the short foundation skirt cut In
deep points and bordered with silver
braid. Over this fall the loops and
panels of chiffon in green and blue, al
ternating to cover the full width OF
the skirt. At the back are two trail
ing panels OF chiffon, one Of green and
one Of blue. The sleeves are made In
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26
MEANT WELL, PERHAPS, BUT
One Can't Help Thinking Mrs. Clayton
Might Have Expressed Her Senti-
ments Better.

The young couple on their honey.
moon had come from Yorkshire to
London on the first stage OF their wed
ding journey. In Regent street they
CHANGED to meet Mrs. Clayton. from
their native town.
MY dear Miss Jonesi" cried the
good lady, and then offered her good
wishes as the bride explained her
change of name.
''But fancy meeting like this!' fin
ished the blushing young wife.
1T is strange" agreed Mrs. Clay.
ton. 1--WE live at Streatham. You
must come and have tea with u.s."
Thank you! It's very kind Of you
to ask u.s."
mot at all-not at ALL" gushed Mrs
Clayton. "You know how 1t is. When
you're in a strange city, people you
never thought much gof at home seem
like dear friends. don't they ?"-Lon
don Tit-Bits.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26
A Feeling of Security

You naturally feel secure when yog
know that the medicine you are about Il
take is absolutely pure and contains NJ
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such medicine is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp Root.
1t il scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
It is not a stimulant and ID taken in
teaspoonful doses.
It il not recommended for everything.
It in natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney. liver and blad
der troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
III you need q medicine, yod should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
in bottles Of two sizes, medium and large
However. If you wish first to try THU
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y, for q
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26
Dresses With Ribbon Sashes

A delightful dress from this house
10 developed In cafe au lait chiffon.
II is girdled with ribbon in gold and
Drown lame; the ribbon. stiff and
stately, contrasting with the sOftness
Of the chiffon. which falls in graceful
cascades at the left side of the skirt.
Scattered over the sleeves and sur
rounding the coflarless neck is a deli
cate embroidery of gold threads.
The most elaborate and notable eve
ming dresses are in Egyptian style with
marvellous embroideries. Much has
been written Of the Egyptian fashions.
When they were introduced everybody
wondered whether they would meet ap-
nroval Most people thought them
very extreme. Only a few had the
foresight to recognize their tremen-
'ious possibilities. but they had the
hacking Of a number Of important
houses.
Simplicity Wins Signal Victory.
Jenny's simple models. with knife
and accordion plated flounced skirts,
ave gained much approval. These
have caught the fancy of both the
Purisienne and the American. There
Is every indication that plated
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26
MIGHT TRY THE TOY SHOP
Certainly Youthful Swain's Income
Didn't Hun to Anything In Gold
or Diamond Line.

A f1ashily dressed, effeminate young
man entered jewelers. shop. and In
glib speech informed one of the i'm
maculate assistants that he wished to
purchase birthday present for his
sweetheart.
No, he remarked, he hadn't any idea
as to what he really wanted, but what
ever it might be. he declared emphati-
cally, 1t must be a suitable token of
his esteem, and at the same time come
within the possibilities of his income.
"And what" inquired the assistant,
eff may ask the question, is your In
come?'
Fifteen dollars week." was the
prompt reply.
'In that CASE" remarked the dis
penser of gold and diamonds. in his
most suave and charming voice, "I'In
afraid you've come to the wrong place ;
you're more likely to be suited at the
toy shop around the corner"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26
Blossoms In Shoulder, at Waist and
In the Hair. is Fashion
In London.

The wearing Of flowers in the eve
ming. on the shoulder. ut the waist and
in the hair. is one Of the new fashions,
observes writer In the London Times.
A blMck tulle dress with one huge
brilliant silk poppy at the waist. worn
by slim. golden-haired girl. looked
positively vivid: woman with bronze
hair wore wreath of shining laurel
leaves. and over the left ear white
garlenia. Another, dark-haired and
statuesque, had a wreath of gold and
silver flowers rather like a crown.
But feathers and tulle are also worn.
and so are Spanish combs; for In
hair-dressing. as I'm all other fashions.
the great point is diversity.
one sees women with short hair
plainly brushed and waved, or stand
Ing out IN wild bush all found the
head. There are others with high
placed chignon. and others with the
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-06-26

flounces will be worn for some time
to come. Flounces, especially when
plated, make a dress or suit appear
very youthful. This Is no doubt the
chief reason why they have become al
most too popular. But after all, every
thing that is young looking and strik-
ingly becoming Is widely copied. So
we may take our choice as to whether
we shall wear clothes that are pretty
enough TO have won perhaps too gen.
eral favor or be exclusive at the ex-
pense of missing much that is appeal
ingly pretty and feminine In dress.
In comparison with the sumptuous-
ness that has prevailed in dress since
the war ended. one views with
Joy the little tailored suits with plait-
ed lounces. Jenny makes an ador-
able one with box jacket held in
slightly at the waistline by a narrow
belt ending in an Egyptian ornament
1t has plain coat collar and revers
and a simple. full length coat sleeve.
The skirt has a shallow yoke and two
sideplaited f1ounces.