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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Places LARGO Block Of Stock.


10y III. Lee returned this week
from at wo weeks trip and while gone
ever been found on the Kimmel prop
pany treasury stock for ten cents a
share and another hundred thousand
shares for fifteen cents share. This
will put $4,000 into the treasury and
VIII obyiate the necessity OF demand
ing payment on the assessment
levied two weeks ago. at the same
time making IL unnecessary for the
company 10 sell any more stock at
any price and as result the com
pany has Withdrawn all stock from
the market. However, after stock
has once gone onto the market there
are more or less individual sales
made between stockholders and the
general public and the Lcmhi valley
bank win act as transfer agent for
such sales.
The Kimmel company Is to have
three months use Of the Sunset
equipment, including concentration
plant, compressor, power drills, etc.
and with the power part OF the
equipment will drive the Kimmal-
Sunset tunnel on through into the
Kimmel ground. thus gaining some
200 feet OF depth below the present
KImmel workings and will give al
least 275 feet OF stopping ground on
the pitch OF the vein. The earnings
from three months mill run coupled
with the nest-egg from stock sales
mentioned above should put the prop
erty on easy street and help her
into line with the dividend payers
OF the state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
The Right Sort Of PRINTING.

We do rule and figure lob work.
such as loose leaf sheets, bin heads
and the like. that stands comparison
with the best, so 1t is useless to send
away Tor requirements of this sort.
ASK anybody using our printing. will
YOU? The Recorder is the satisfac-
tory print shop. Please phone or
write or call.
THE RECORDER PRINTING OF.
FfCE, Salmon, Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Notice to Public and Stockholders
of the kimmel Mining Company

just returned from Salt Lake and other outside points
where sold 100000 shares of Treasury stock for $4,000 and
10000 shares for $4,000 payments be made follows
$1,000 in fifteen days.
800 in thirty days;
$4,000 in sixty days;
and $4,000 in ninety days.
1t is cnch you can's conduct mining any other
business without pay operating expenses Therefore,
the Board of Directors levied cents per
share but have this say Ii the above payments
the will be collected at least four
six months and possibly not at ALL
The company has withdrawn the sale of any and all
Personally would advise stockholders to hold shares
10y IL LEE. Secretary
kiMMEL MINING COMPANY. Leadore, Idaho
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Bill Reported 2lowinn.

Some of BIZ Farnham's friends
came in by way of Payette last week
and report seeing Bill with shirt col
lar unbuttoned, sleeves rolld up and
blowing to beat the band.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Snow and Then Some.

The rotary has been trying for sew
eral days TO reach Gilmore but the
crew was forced To return again
Wednesday morning without gaining
the goal. Besides the force kept at
work by the railroad Snow Brothers
and the f. |. Mining company had
their crews out and II Is expected
that by the time this appears In
print the way will have been CLEARED,
after which Old Sil should able to
handle the situation alone.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
SPECIAL PROPER
Offered by Harry Kelly
FARM PROPERTY

1. 800 acres we'll improved with an
ments necessary to farm it, forsSe0, 000
2. 100 acres close in, puts s1p aruoI
tons Of hay annually, together with IL
and. 7 cows, implements, on good ter
$4,000
8. 100 acres with stock and machins
head COWS, milk strain; l horses; good rl
tached ;; all for $500.
a. $50 acres II head horses, 60 csu
farm machinery and implements; good
right; all for $4,000 on terms to suit.
5. 100 acres for $500, with good ran,
on good terms.
6. so acres close to Salmon; $4,000 On
podating terms if desired. This place is
for dairying.
7. 1T. acres in a good stock ranch:1
house, barn for 10 head Of cattle and aI
horses, together with 20 head work horses.
feet lumber, all implements complete, n
cattle, NO chickens, all for $4,000; good ii
desired
8. 100 acres $4,000. This ranch ha|
range attached and there are about so q
cultivation. Good terms.
9. 10 acres, 100 head CATTLE rs horses
80 sheep, implements, $26,5OO, on easy term
TO- 1,4O0 acres, about 1900 head sheer
registered bulls, 80 head cattle, 80 hogs, TAI
horses, 9 saddlers, lot Of young horses, rand
improved for a big outfit See Kelly for phi
II. 270 acres, good improvements, Il
school, 125 head cattle, three registered bull
chickens, together with all Implements
range; $35 900 on good terms.
IL. See my window for illustrations Of 1
W. Pope ranch, where are grown grapes, PEI
pears, berries of all kinds, sweet potatoes, I
cherries, tomatoes, and all vegetables, and
200 tons of hay may be put up. From ths|
was sold last year and banked $4,000 Wul
produce. The place will be held for home
# he wants it for two weeks, then it will col
outside buyer. Better see me.
CITY PROPERTY
SiX-room modern house, close to Main
can give terms; 5000
Brick house, four rooms, $4,000, half cast
Brick house, six rooms, good basement,
terms
About an acre of ground, broom house,
$500, with 81, 500 cash, balance long time
property is close to Main street
Five nice building lots sewer connection,
to Main street, 1000.
Frame building on Main street, plasterl
$4,000
Three fine lots ON the Bar, orchard be,
price $500 cash.
Lot on Main street 1OOx117 feet. near
$1,000.
| have for sale without discount a$l
mortgage on $50 acres and 100 head of
Mortgage bears per cent. It is a good
ment. Also for sale $4,000 mortgage on s.
property, per cent for three years.
For these and many other Bargain offerinl
;, make no charge for securing loans for the as
OF mortgages Information always
call on me. l maks charge
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Much Whiskers.

c. f. Lloyd came down from the
New Departure mine last Monday
with somewhere around a bushel of
fair looking whisk'ers. lie finally
disposed Of them to the local bar
Der and took the next train for Sal,
ronn
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
LEApoRE SCHOOL NOTES

Philip Cotton is III this week.
Our Literary program for st. Pat
rick's day was as follows:
Believe Me of All Those Endearlng
Young Charms..-.-.....,...-...-.-.... School
History of Ireland. ...,.......--Flo Stewart
Solo. That's an Irish Lullaby.,..........-,.
.....-........-................ Vera Bohannoi
Present Day Irish Troubles~.~,..,...........
George JeWett
Duet. This IL the Daughter OF Mother
Macree..,. Flo Stewart, Ethel Macs
Recitation ....-..-...-..-....-..-.---4-Fl Ellis
Story OF st. Patrick ..Bernice Ashton
Character Sketch of Thomas Moore,
lreIands poet and musician ,-.....,.,..
Maemie Reddington
History of Engiand's Trouble with
Ireland ,.--,.-.,-.-.....-..-....--s KUN barron
Ills the Last Rose of Summer School
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
ne Didn't Coma.

Many OF our citizens got II into
their heads that dentist was com
Ing up here from Salmon. Several
have been waiting with all the pa
thence imaginable@-that Ia. with all
the patience one could expect under
the circumstances for the dentist
to COME III he doesn't show up
pretty soon some OF us will get the
toothache habit while others will be
forced 20 30 elsewhere for relfef.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
LEADoRE LOCAL LINES

If you are not taking The Recorder
just drop into Dr. Safford's office
and arrange for II, and with the
home news and home ads and cooper
alton OF the home people wen make
the Leadore page home page.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
suspends Operations.

A. X. Jswett, after spending five
months hauling ties on Grizzly Hill.
bueking deep snow most OF the time.
broke camp this week and came to
prepare for his spring work Mr..
Jewett says the hauling roads are
simply impossible.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
Assay Returns TAX.

w II. Stone received certificates
OF assays last week from samples
sent away from the recent strike In
the baby Joe mine. An average
sample was taken across four feet
which showed ~ per cent lead and
III ounces silver and another sample
across three feet returned 10 per
cent fsad and TN ounces silver.
The writer WAS present when these
samples were taken and can vouch
for the fairness of the sampiing OF
this seven feet of the new strike.
From six TO ten feet OF barren matter
WAS encountered after penetrating
this ore and last week the bottom of
the crusacut ran into another body
OF ore. Reports predicted this find
from the Kimmel showing aa tho files
OF two weeks ago will verify, TN
doubtsdity more ore win be found I'm.
Ill the qnartzite dyke wall ia reach.
ed. where some experts believe d..
poaitm Of massive galena viii b.
found OF large extent crossentting
TO determine tho width Of the ore In
EeinE continued.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
ssss ore Yet.

ever been found on the Kimel prop
erty was struck In the shaft and at
this writing there In no indication
Of the high grade stuff pinehing out.
This would have tendency tn prove
that depth produces the best ore.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26
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LEADORE

Ella N. Mccormick.

Ella NJ. mccormick.
Last Saturday afternoon at half
past four Ella Nj. Mccormick, wife
OF Laing II. Mccormick passed quietly
into the great unknown beyondt
The news spread. rapldiy that the end
had come and thigh but little hope
was held out for tie past two or
three days the shock was none tho
less painful to hsr friends.
Mrs. Mccormick was born at Dan
mock. Montana. ~ years ago. De
ceased leaves TWO children by for.
mer marriage, William A. Ellis and
Mira. l}ratan Hoffman. aud one child
from the latter union. Mary Emma
Mccormick. who was attending
school here al the time OF her moth
ers death. Four brothers are also
left 10 mourn the loss OF loving
sister Walter. viii and Al. colson
and hall brother. Argyle Bodey. all
of Dubois. Mrs. MeCormick's father
died here six years ago and was
buried at Dubois, where all that Is
mortal Of deceased was shipped for
interment on last Tuesdays train.
f.aing Mccormick. the husband
was living on their ranch al Hager'
man. Idaho, and upon receipt OF q
wire left Immediately. reaching Arm
stead about two hours after III
trains departure He wired here
for car 20 meet him on this side OF
tho divide; got machine To convey
him TO the other side and by riding
and walking managed To reach here
Saturday morning In time to be rec
ognised by this dying wife,
Death was caused by combine
tion Of jaundice and pneumonia
Beautiful floral tokens were contrib
ted by friends OF the departed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-03-26

Mrs. Martell. who has been sick, Il
y again and about her work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27
Gen. Edwards at
Old Home Week
Celebration. ROckland

Sock4ard. Ne Aug es.-Tie CID
Home Week celebration winch this c3tv
IS contributing as is snare u the
Maine Centenary was officially opened
WEDNESDAY with festivities that al
traced thousands from nelghbcrInE
owns. Brig Gen. Clarence T Ed
wards. VINO aas inst been assigned 70
Camp DIX. y. J.. was guest He vas
net ty = arge delegation ana escort
so q he Elks Home. where ne spoke.
He urged all sx-serv:ce men 70 be
Iowa. % the American Legion
Gen Edwards secuted tf= notion
, hax any soldier returned expecting 10
receive a bonus. But, he reminded MS
audience. men xnc served th7 army
for $50 month ana offered their lives
canrt help feeling dissatisfied when
they thlnA Il men who received fazcv
salaries al home.
Prizes Tor Wednesday afternoon
were awarded - follows.
Rockland Lodge 3 p D. E first:
EocEl2nd. and Rockporr Line Corpor-
alton. second: virgil r. stucley thru
IN the harhor are the l. : =
Crown1nsnIsld. the army rn,n4 planter
Gen ROYAL T Frank ard he training
snip Annapolis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27
D. c. Skillin Appointed
Registration Board Chairman

Word vas received TO-DAY OF The APP
poluIment by Gov. Ailliken OF Dana
G Skiilin as chairman OF the board
Of registration HaHowelI Mr.. Skill
lin s prominent business man. hag-
ing been one o. the Leading grocers
Tor many years He served the city as
mayor during the ~ears Of 1905 and
90. The first year o. his admins
tTation the granoiithic walks were
aid ano the streets nacadamized
m our main thoroughfare
He vas representative TO the
Legislature n the year 1913.
The people % Haliowell are 70 be
congratulated on the appointment Of
Nr Skiilin 70 this ofHce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27

oIigarchy and heir fT2e1ds are mark
ing back 10 the days # Mark Hanna
stating thar n the 1896 campaign
winch Mr. Hanna managed. SO, Jee.-
90 was spent.
II was his foul hing. said Gov.
Cox which Theodore Roosevelt.
brought % an end when ne reformed
The Republican party When ne
was doing 7. Warren g. Harding
branded MIN as an Aaron Burr
= charge again Al assault or the
electorate" SAID Governor cox. u
can't be hidden The hosts are mar
shared: the money ammunition 5
prepared. 6ut i VIII mo- succeed
The ner S spread Il slght u The
quar--
What J. the game except . be
loud me public mind n the sub
1ect .: me League Of Nations issue
ana world peace"
Tie typewriter Hst 81 c.ries'
Quotas presented ny Governor Cox
follows.
OHc,ai quotas: Nesv York City
Sc. 0ao. 9ea. Chicago $4,000. Phlla-
Gespnla $500 GOO. Detroit s45Q coo:
P'Jsourgh $500 0R9: Cleveland $500
ena: Boston 500. 9o9 Cincinnati
S.63. 91e. & louis s251.paa, Buffalo
$3.50. y9a. san Francisco $3.50 5o3.
Los Angeles $4,000; Indiana polls
Slc5.900: Toledo 800. ESQ. columbus
sIoa. geo: MIunea polls 100000: 81
Pau Si0a 900: Providence 2I0a. coo:
nDo: Akron $50. u1a Oakland $4,000;
Milwaukee $4,000 Dayton Ssa 9eo;
Baltimore $4,000: New Orleans $50.
a9h. Rochester $50. oaa. Kansas City
$50 1aH. Denver $4,000: New Haven
s500pe: Omaha So. 600: Scranton
$50 9ea. Spokane S5o9 s8, Syracuse
$4,000 Bridgeport $50 yao; Wash
ng,on $50 50S'; Louisville $4,000.
Dies MONIES s5e,9oo: Schenectady
$4,000: Portland no state $4,000
Birmingham $4,000. Cantor. SO $40:
Worcester. Iass- &25.oeo:' LINN.
Mass $4,000; Albany. \ :. 80, ylr'.
Atlanta $4,000. Memphis S25.9eo
Duluth S25goe. Jersey C.ty $4,000.
Lowell Mass, $4,000 Totals SIS
145oo
On the question Of Eeepiug secret
all local subscriptions Governor cox
quoted from the Oficsal bulietin II
August is as follows
The names and amounts subscribed
br ocal donors should not pe made
public locally.
I hereby give IL vice ard non-ex-
elusive publicity" Governor Cox con
;inued 'but wnv was the publication
to - only TIE organ 81 the secret So
c!ety" WY were the names y local
contributors not 70 ne mace auoFrr,
Was I because each contribution would
carry is own Gneaniug 20 tie voters
in the local communities Or. Il secre-
cy were guaranteed II the cornnunI-
ties. were M Haas and -. Cphan
% do rhe same thing n submitting
fhefr returns on box orT.Ee receipts
Certainly there i soS.e reason What
5 IT The public l. entitled 70 know.
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White Front Shoe Store, GARNER S4'SE


4 farewell social was gwen 20 he
Rev. Milo Reed and Miss Jennie Reed
b. the Christian Endeavor Society
and members OF me First Baptist
church and PARISH Al The nome q MI
ard Mrs ". I Guild on Monday eve
nug. Rev ana Miss Rets were n
.-ted To take lea Win the Guilds ara
pass the evening. and were entirely
surprised when over sixty 81 their
friends walked n unanuounced, pass
u through the pariors SINGLE file
shaking hands with each. Later n
The evening Miss Grace lark re
half OF the &. E society presented
Miss Reed with a kodak ranera and
eight films after which a nurse q
money was presented to both Mr- and
Miss Reed bv. Mr.. Y. 7. Gould from
the entire COMPANY present. Refresh
rnenrs were served by members Il the
Ladies Ala society and music was
enjoyed until q late hour Miss Reed
has taught Latin 7 ne Gardner
High school Tor three Years. making
her home with her father VINO g 4 re-
ci-ed Baptist minister. She leaves
Gardiner 10 teach in Portsmouth. y.
H They have made MANY friends
while here and take with them their
very best wishes. Those present were
Mr.. ard Mrs Gosiine Helen Gos3ine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storv. Winora Story.
Mrs. Haines. Miss Cora Halnes- Mrs.
WyTuan. Miss Nellie WTuan. Mrs
Toner. Mrs. Young. Mrs. hlrnball Mrs
Fins Mrs Hunt Mrs Greenlaw. Mrs.
Fish. Mrs Weeks. Mrs Mari. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henderson Mrs. DAVIS.
Mrs. Russ. Mrs Addie Towres. Mrs.
Cole. Mrs Knox. Mrs. Bird Rev. and
Mrs P. HAYES Of Saco, Mrs addition
of Brunswick. Miss Mcdonald Of 7.
T.. Miss Augusta Robinson u Ber-
wick. Miss Butnam Of Beverly. Mass
Miss Mabel and Mr.. Iulah Hunter u
Denrvsv7ile Ne Miss Esther Laphar1.
Miss Florence Stover. Miss Clara
Fowles. Miss Grace CLARK Miss Iil-
dred Weymouth Miss Beatrice Leigh
ton. Miss waneta Blake. Miss Marion
Noise. Miss EIna Stuber. Miss Helen
Black Miss Leona Weston, Miss
Grace and Rena Speed. Miss Hone
EiTbv. Stanley Stube-. Philip Van
Tassel. Donald Cobb. Arthur SaEe-,
Warren Martin. Miss Grace Townes.
Miss Nina Moore Miss Carrie Burk
harit. Miss waiker Mrs. Hamilton
and Miss Grace Martin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27

# Nr Hays and NJ, C21zm 90 not
roEne forward with he Information.
the Republican national committee
ought % remove mem both ana insist
upon q lean bali IF health. Further
more. there should D. some expIana-
ton Of this being MADE purely a nlsI-
aes affair. faT-lc: pztsd n ~ business
nsn ana business r1er only. Cusx-
planned z Car-'es Is own condsrra-
ion and exposes the purpose 81 the
whole shameful business. II means
mat lie guc-a o pe assessed against
those wHo are 20 benefit. Inc that the
captains Il -rdustr- VINO nave an
eweyed M HAYS roll call are sub
uniting % taxation with The under
standing that they Will nave repre-
se2tatiorE~
The quota man Governor Cox
charged, vas approved by Chairman
HAYS and Treasurer Upasra and also.
- ADDED - received sndorse-snt
from a lgher source
Quoting from a message written ~
senator Harding. he Republican nom
nee = TIE grEc.z! Bulletin IF Al.
gust = Governor COX said -hzr sen
@tor Harding expressed l.s gratitude
Tor the enthusiasm shown n rais-
-zs the lanpa. IN fund.
That NJ Harding acquainted
even with he details OF ne euterprlse
: evidenced by a Subsequent message.
said Governor Cox. ~x14ca IS - ec!-
lows.
= '--hroGSa he ane WORT. - vou-
organization We are nearing that form
ot political patriotism wrsca expresses
tself n support from ege~- rountv.
@very state. therefore, 7 VAT ali mem
hers II vour arrzHIzar,o1 IL ceel thar
the:rerorrs arr essential 20 orr SUE
cess n planning sor -atl9nzl enIIEar-
en-e-' ana i~-plY appreciated by
ne
rioverro- r,x said Re depenasd
wholly .u- he purpose II making
proof So: ms ea4Tges .4c- ofrcsal
documents wrlca came from Republi-
can headquarters Contrary 70 an IN
te7t:o1 announced previously. Govern
~ ,11 scuea that NJ Intended 20 pzss
'hls evidence" 20 the Senate canpals--
investigating committee.
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Republican Rally. Auburn

Auburn. Aug. es.-Americanlsn was
The keynote Of The meeting Of the Au-
burn Parkhurst- White CLUB AZ Au-
burn hall "Wednesday evening More
than a hundred men We're present and
over ATTY women. four OF whom mad
seats upon the stage Hon Alton ..
Wheeler Of South Paris vas the pTin-
q pal speaker. Capt Edward J. Gala
nan OF lewiston ana Donald 3. Part
ridge Of Norway. We're also on the
program. Judge Manser presided.
Music was furnished by 50. Cecilia
Band # Lewiston
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EXTRA SESSION
Continued from Page cnel

purpose % acting on the voice Of the
people n adopting an amendment 10
Article X of he Constitution. auth
or1ZlnE the legislature 20 issue bones
Of the state 20 an amount not exceed
ing $4,000. etso for The purpose Of con-
tinulng The construction % our state
Highway system and building mira
state. interstate ana International
bridges.
The Legislature was n session then
from Noy. I 10 s inclusive and during
that time passed into law the follow
ing;
Chapters 34o to ga inclusive Of
Funlic Laws Chapters 1Is to 20 in
elusive 81 Pr1vale LAWS: Chapters II.
70 lsl inclusive OF Eesolvnx
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COX IN ASSAULT
Continues from, Pace One)

today's papers raITled statement
from TREASURER UphaEn that the Re
publican total woaid b about 81
80. 900
From The evidence which Ee shall
submit. Governor Cox added I
justified II multiplying Mr.. CphaTn :
nEurex BY, TWO
Governor Cox standing sEaunchly
BY MS charges thar an attempt 70
purchase the presidency was being
made. declared that ''ths Senatorial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27
SPECIAL Bill at the johnson Opera
rouse Toaay. Shows $50. 80
Sharp. Torn Nix Heads me -

Tom Mix VIII be seen TO-DAY IL ne
great FOX picture. The Terror at
the Johnson opera House accornDan-
80 By he nj. News ana 4 pathe
comedy How DRY Am It's a -atti-
. ne program from ne very starr.
The Terror" S the title Of he
lasresr Tom Nix thriller. winch WI
liam FOX : 70 present al he Johnson
Opera House De-1Eu.nE t0dav. This
VIII prove one Of the most stirring
Tlc-ures With the rugged West rs is
background n which Tom Mix mas
vet appeared # advance reports rour-
fcr anything.
Briefly. the sro-- concerns the Il
forts II No Limit" Carson. "a limited
States Deputy Marshal 10 -uu down
leakaEes u gold from The sonora Cold
and Copper Mining Curnuar.r. Fol
lowing an investigation carson sus-
pects sheriff Carhv ana Con Norton.
owner u he Cdeon dance hail. who
are usln= IS their tools Fay Ia cross.
a dance hall glri. and Phil Harlard.
her lover who confidential sec-e-
tarv % The president OF he mining
coupanv. II : only after A series or
thrilling esC2 FADES hat Carson brings
the rIlprits 20 justice and WINS the
love II me sister Of Hariand. one u
The suspects. Who S found 70 s. mo
cent
The rast contains several sterling
screen favor1tes. including the artrac-
tive F'rancelia Ellington
Prices todaY and SaIurda- 25c for
natinee-@vening s5c 70 all. Tins n
Guides he war tax-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27

Commencing this morning The
White Front Shoe Store will starr on
the final nine days OF their great
cleanup sale. The reputation Of this
concern for talr and square dealing
and perusal OF their adv. IN this issue.
VIII show you clearly that this IS an
opportunity 70 secure genuine bar
gains in loot wear-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27
AUCTION SALE
Household Goods
of c. E. SOPER. 43 Neal St.
Gardiner, Maine
Tuesday, August ~

Thus OF consists q ere SIX piece
Parior Suite. one ASH Chamber Ser.
one painted Chamber Set. cne Size
Soarc. Dining Table. Dining Chairs.
Plush Easy Chars. Rocking Chairs.
one nice Oak Hail Tree. :: o. nice Oil
Paintings. Couch, Warorose. What
rot. one nice Remington Typewriter
good as new, one Marble French
Clock. Marble Top Stances. Oak
Stands, Art Squares nice Rugs. Mat
tresses, Feather Bees. ara Pillows.
Bedding, Toilet Sets. Wheeibar-o".
Ladders. Stoves. Tubs. 5oIie-s. Dish
es. Mirrors. lamps. Kitchen Dishes.
Shoveis. 7skes- Hoes. Forks and either
articles 100 numerous to MERTON. Sale
starts al ore O'Clock. ~ rainy follow
ng FAIR cay.
A c. BRAGG. Aue.ieneer.
Gardner. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27

-Ir and Mrs Arthur Jones and son-
Arthur. Mrs George Andrews and
daughter. Naomi. who are guests al
the home Of Mrs Fred Merrill. Water
street. have returned from TIP 70
Boothhay and Wiscasset.