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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11
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moment we are celebrating the Fsfti-
eth anniversary of the republic and
the second anniversary of the Arrnis-
rtce- The French government and
the Whole French nation feel that the
ties NJ Friendship and exteern binding
erir two nations are becoming tighter
Our tvo deYnoc,acies. irncued with
the same ideal. have always been
fund ssae-by-ssde when Liberty and
right have been u.eraced at all de-
c;Sivs hours o. the history Of the
word.
Eur two nations salute IN 5cint
transport. admiration and grateful
ness the American and French heroes
who fell ON The bsrtIefissas az Brandy
wine and Yorktown. 1t well as On the
banks Of the Marine. the slopes of
Mont Faucon and the plains Of the
Meuae
Never ss1aii we fur-rs the srnxnif-
tcert moral material and military as
sisfarce which the United States
brought to IL during thu Great War
and which contributed so powerfully
20 the victory TIRE same culture. In
dependence and human dignity ami
mate crrr -wo zn1ioas always resolved
10 Guide the world toward better des-
TIMES. 20 construct peace and rrrair
the disasters az war."
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tho dsck sup&rssrucsurc. She gave
sirk IN rnSd-chxrnel. blocking river
traffic More than 4 dozen tugs came
10 the rescue ana after 4 valiant fight
succcssied N dragging the burning
snip TWO miles down stream. with the
hope CT getting her into the outer
hzrhor. A short distance nrrth of
E'.is Issand- however, the f-eisg3ter
began 70 sank rapidly and Il was found
advisable % drag Ter On 70 Cornraa-
n.paw mud fats. or the Jersey shore
The thrilling race Of tugs DOWN
stream with their blazing tow. thear
sirens sArfsking a warming to OTHER
craft to scep out Of danger. was Wit
nassesi by thousands Of commuters OH
ter-vtgaars uiFing between Kew Jersey
zrd A2ui2zyfnn. Trey joined With Tie
thouszr.ss on shore in cheering the fire
men 1nd li-tiesiugs aEd WE'RE coTrrfe7e-
IL from view. concealed behind grezt I
clouds Of smoke from the burning shin.
whose steel plates showed red hot
through the evening dusk
During the trip dr.bozts E!iisi
alongside and swept E Nundo forward
and aft with streams Of water, bat
their effect on the burning oil was al
most aegi. gfl,te- No one. however. at
tempted 10 board tire 6:z-ing ship be-
cause of the larger Of additional ex-
2iostons
Police officials said tonight that the
origin Of the explosion had not been
lcar1ed and could offer no theory as 20
what ignitea the oil tsnss. which were
Ellea with a supply to take the snip
hack to Galveston.
TIE ship was in corrirz.,t, Of CAPTAIN
p z Parker Of jersey City and car
RED Z crew Of g men. The greater
part Of her cargo Of fruit and rice
had bsena unieafed NJ the Southern
Pacific docks when THE explosion oc-
CURED.
A preliminary examination ~ the
accident said Marine Supt JurEe- Of
the Morgan Line tonight, disclosed
that the two forward flsl oil boilers
On the port side had caught fire when
thsre was no fire under ether or
steam running fror, them. He esf;-
mated the damage &C see5.eee-
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have charge OF a booth and be ready
to take memberships
The general oversight of the cam
paign will fall TO the Chamber OF
Commerce
The Boil Call is not simply . cam
paign for funds: II Is the ar1sit1af ss1r-
vey OF the roster ef members, Tf1e
collection Of next years dues from
those already On the books and af-
forriing an opportunity for others 10
share in its work
Regardless of the many demands
previously made on the city. this Ia
a cause that commands the respect
Of every red-bsooded. broad-zninded
big hearted American.
The ward chairInen for the cam
paign are as follows.
Ward Mrs. Lester Howard
Ward Mrs H L Sherburne-
Ward Mrs Arthur z. PARROT.
Ward Miss Rosamond Common.
Ward @Automobile flying squad
ron. Myron Davis.
Ward S-Mrs. Dennis Donovan
Ward Mrs John Newman
" d3u All1IlGs
Chairman in the business houses
and social organizations are:
vickerv & Hill. Nathan Weston
". H Gannett Pub. Co. Inc, T. q.
Lord
r Cushnoc Paper Co. Alton W. Blais-
dell
Edwards Mig. Co. Charles &
Chase.
c. A. Eaton Co. Ernest A Gray.
L A Crossett- Inc, Fred Belyea-
Hume Co, John & Ham
son-
Maine State Hospital Dr. z. c.
Tyson
Central Maine Power Co. Il D
Jennings
Kennebec Journal Co. Roy H
Flyu1.
Goodwill Shirt Factory, Miss Mar
guerite Brooks.
Girfs' Community Club. Miss AIDE
line Johnson.
James Fitzgerald Post, American
Legion. Rev. Paul ) Phalen.
Girl Scouts. Thistle Troop. No L
Miss Dorothy Giddings-
Chairman poster COMMITTEES. Frank
Condor I. Il G. A
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Tcu VIII be glad to learn that You
can hcep yoEy Lair beautifully wayv
and csI-ig BY using q perfectly harm
less .si uId Aaass0 20 afIs,-1sts as
81 i-nsTEue. Tca need only zpply a
isttie with 4 clean tooth brush inst be-
I1re 0o1ns I'D the hair. anu in three
Sp,1rs on ~ yoa Will be most agree
ally SURPRISED with tia effect And
tits e41.Sct lasts for quite . ecnsid-
cradle tine. SO sT-rS!l bottle goes a
'cslG way and - quite economical to
use Pure s3iT.seg4He r. really b<ae-
EG,sai u lie BAR az.d tsr-r is 10 Eyvczss-
ness. ssf-rtr-cSS -sur ANYTHING y.npse.s-
ant about X. II, is goas s3ca To d.
ya1s the hair into strands and raossteE,
uIsse o,se at a time drawing the brush
iouF71 the full length
With the AID of liquid siifnertue ii
Is easy 70 shape the pEeitiest ear
NUTS" and EASY 70 keep them as
placed all day. Just try it.-Adv.
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Pres. Robert ]. Alley Addresses eitts-
field Clubs

President Robert J. Alley Of the Cni-
versitv Of Maine was IN town Tuesday
afternoon and gave an address before
Club ard the members Of the Home
Economics Club The members Of the
clubs each invited a Lady rho was
not q member. SO mary local ladies
outside the club memberships were
privileged to hear Pres. Alleys force
ful address on the subject America
Facing the Future" He broaght
home TO his audience their sense Of
personal responsibility fer America. its
government and the promotion of edu-
cation ard loyalty to democracy THE
address was greatly appreciated and
was enc Of Tire best eTer delivered here
5eforc the clubs
An interesting program consisting of
the following numbers was given pre-
vfons 70 the lecture: Piano solo. Mrs
Fiorics Msrdea. vocal solo. with @E-
core. Mrs II. q. waserfsonse. Howard
r Pierce fsecosa5szniss. DR.. Aley was
introduced by Mrs Thomas e GstcheiI
IF the Tuesday Clan.
Tea wAs served. Mrs. Thomas a.
Anderson and Mrs. William u. Big.
aley pouring. assisted by Mrs. SeIiie
u. Hunneweii
The uext meeting of the Pittsaesd
TUESDAY Club viii be l1eaa At the horne
OF Mis- Katherine Frost Tuesday aft
ernoon. Wow. L.
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LEGION HEAD
Continued from Page Cine,

sior- IN inperfshasse memorials: to
engrave their devotion IN cur hearts
and to dedicate ourselves TO n pe<ret-
0atioa OF the principles fer wnica
they fell
years since the signing OF the arrn.s-
tee had caused many Of Us 70 lose the
holy 5or Of that day Sec-e.a.- Dan
iess adEEcaished tie navy 10 dedicate
itself 70 the '-zarre ideals srich cave
Immortal glory to our American youths
Of isI--3s1S"
We lived ON November Il. 1873. on
;hs mountains OF gratitude and hap
piness because tte vaIcr OF orr best
beloved az land and sea had secured
for mankind the blessings of peace
vita sse fruits Of victory" Mr.. Dam
iels' statement said IN observance
OF tho seccrd anniversary Of a Gay
srer sacred in our Eaezxory. let ali Of
os1r people recsns-cra.s themselves TO
TIE spirit OF niEt. pstr1ottssz and SEC
r4fiee which made As-sistics day a
national day of resase1EG
General Psrshing characterised A--n-
LN+-S- h~1f 3S lie .EAG CsflfEyD nae
psnae-ce day for TIRE world He e.sa-g-
ed the men rho Starved Under his cu.n-
mani in The wEr 10 keep before them
in peace the seeals FOR which tisp-
fought. ard dscszred .sa. TIA interests
of the nation weisIS he wei. directed
and fully safeguards, by this great
clfizen ar-r- a yeterGns
Mas3r Gereraf March. chief IF staH.
said:
On the second anniversary Of Arm
!stiec Day we turn our thoughts frr.a
the strife of politics. from the urge
of business. 20 acclaim again cur a--ny
IN the World War 7 nave recertiy
Inspected our cemeteries in Trzrce.
with their rows On rows Of hero dad.
ana can not conceive Of any 3srsr-
s-sc>x Of opinion az to me aftermath
OF the war making ~ ever fcr-c.fui
Of tsss splendid sacrifices Of our army
AMI TIE whole peopie during tae var.
Their record Of achievement and OF
s.sEae1ial will forever - q national
fnxpi-afscrs
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hiFsrsade. Belfast. and T.anqusiitx. al
Lircoinriiie.
me school children gave q good en-
tefsaarmert Monday eyeninx. with =
lance after the program Szrfort.s
orchestra OF Liberty. furnished TIA
music
AFs- F. e Carter. Of waterviile. WAS
Liere part Of Last week.
Ne and Mrs W D. Tssker wen.
TUESDAY - waierrllle for the winter.
Albert Fuller and family of North
SsAIszr.oat. have moved into one Of z.
T. Rtcas houses and will vurx tpr
Ar- Rich this winter.
A F. Mcfarland and z. A. Ramsay
OF WaierviI.e. were at McFar.ana,s
Corner on Sunday.
Mrs. orliz Ms--iti,ew and MIA r.aur-
n jackson. Of Morrill,, were Saturday
guests Of Mrs P ". Jaquith.
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MUNICIPAL COURT
Bryant Brothers Plead
Guilty to Charge of
L arce n y and Are
Held to Await Action
of Grand Jury-Otfl-
er Matters Taken Cp
Wednesday

Following the break and larceny In
the Beanie q Cross clothing store and
the Pierce book store early we<snes-
dry morning. Frank and Charles Bry-
ant. who gave Boston as their haiiing
port. were arraigned yesterday before
Judge Robert A. Cony At the Augusta
municipal court ON the charges OF
breaking and entering at night time
and larceny The young men pleaded
guilty and were ordered TO give bonds
in the sum of $500 70 await the ac-
ton Of the grand tury. The bonds
were not forthcoming and thu respen-
dents were committed TO Jail
Quick work ON the part of Police
Officer O. B. Hunueweu resulted in the
capture OF the young men, who 10
minutes before the arrival Of train
No Il in the city at LA Wednesday
morning were sitting calmly in the
smoking room At the railroad station
waiting TO make their getaway. OFF,
Ger Hunaewell. having been tipped off
went up to one of the men and quickly
grabbed his hat from his head The
inside band OF the hat bore the stamp
of Became IL Cross. wricn was all the
additional evidence that the officer
fleeSed And al the point Of a gun the
TWO young men were ordered TO make
their way 10 the police station
The BRYANT brothers had with them
two travelling bags ara a suitcase
lilezi with the booty When arraixn-
ed yesterday they said that they were
making trip around the country. On
their person were found t.xo Maine
Central railroad rebate checks show
ing that they had come TO Augusta
Tuesday from the Harwooi road
In another matter heard by Judge
Couy On Wednesday Percy DudIey was
arrslgned on the charge Of nor-sup-
port. complaint having been made by
his wife. Marie Dudley of New TORI,
CITY. Herbert e. Locke OF the law
HrTn Of Pattangail & Locke appeared
as counsel for the defendant. ana b.
+ Manner appeared for the COMPLAIN
ant. AT the conclusion of the tssti-
rnoay the case was continued to Fri
day morning when the arguments viii
he made
The third cass before the court veS-
terviay was disposed of in short orrier.
Joseph As Bpssiur5e IF Lewiston, VAS
arraigned on the charge of operating
q motor car without number plates. He
had been arrested on Water street
Tuesday evening by Officer Cyr. Re
sponcent pleaded guilty and was ssan-
te1ced to pay . inc OF 50 and ne i'm
rnediateiy paid
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Another entertainment and dance
viii he given by the Modern Woctimea
and ROYAL Eeighbors at G. A r. hall
next Friday evening. This IS in re
Spouse TO many requests nom those
who attended the last entertainment
The entertainment VIII consist or
vaudeville acts ana the NoodTnen and
NeiEhbors have been fortunate in Sc
curing, as a feature attraction Au-
gus-a's fayor:te comedian. o. P Ellis
Douglas orchestra VIII furnish music
for the dance that follows the enter
taiument.
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Freighter Burns
Continues from PAGE One,

with a general cargo. have been ac-
counted for. police effr;ais xaic to-
night. Eight deck hands were re-
ported seriously burned. ore prob
ably fatally. Gicnaei Berrule.t. a va
ter tender. whose clothes werc
burned from his body.
More TRAN score Of lor.-xhore-
men and members Of the crew were
unloading the vessel At the Scrts.e--,
Pacific Line pier when the fsael tank
Containing several tfleusand gallons
Of oil. blew up witaorrt warning,
hurting men IN all directions and
CARRYING AWAY : section Of t.,e deck.
Plates Oh Tire port side also were
torn out and the ship immediately
began to list Sornyef sr burning
oil. many workers on the pier had
nar~ow escapes from being burned TO
s.esth. Several aiso had tie clothes
blown frryH their bsdieS 5v the force
OF tsse bsast which shook the water
front for blocks.
Police reserves and dfemen rushed
to tie scesae in answer TO several
ziarfas removed the injured but
were unable to penetrate Tire for
ward -arf Of the ship which ~as
~vappeA In sr-scsae and flames Az
three osffsr rss OIL t1-fks were threat.
erred are ofssctniS fsnrsrg another
exznlessen. issued orders clearing thu
pier AZ workers. and rs~spapernen.
Fgremen also wers ordered on Tire
biszfnr freisnfer. which BEGAN 60 list
dargeroussy ON TIRE port ssde.
SeresaI tsz<s were pulling the steaxs-
- iuzo the misia1s u the river ulRu
nusanse sxpleeson occurred and flames
ioauA - n fnGward uASs, sWseG1hU
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Cony Team In
Readiness for Game
with Gardiner Today

We built our school upon the hill
And Cony is it's name
Wen agnr. fgtTt. light win an cur
might.
We're QUIT win the game
Wen stand behind our Cony team
And laud il 20 the skies
Then cheer and sing until the din
VIII make tie keanebee rise.
Spirit of Conv
Live for us today.
Come 10 cur c0lors.
Proudly They Swae
Red fur-<sar courage.
White for her worth:
Fighting for CoEy,
The best On earth
The Spirit of Cony.- tine title OF
the song printed above vas reflected
again and again AT the rousing rally
heid Wednesday noon n the Assembly
hail OF the Cony High school IN prep
aration for TO-DAY 8. foo1tsil game. the
great annual event. Cony vs.. Gardi-
ner TIE meeting Was conducted IN
der the auspices Of the Student Coln-
cii with Eden Gray. president, pre-
siding and introducing the Speakers
The school orchestra was present and
furnished music The list Of speak
ers included Coach g r Thompson.
who drew a picture of Cony's chances
for today. He was followed by Frank
Hewins Of the Board of Education. who
made a special appeal .or moral sup
port Of the team and taking for his
slogan He can Who thinks ne can -
Philip Ncfrouldr-ck told Of what fght
could 90 and cited many interesting
experiences Of the several Maine COL
lAgeS State Senator-elec- Frank @.
Harrington IN his Characteristic. force
fui way told the students that this
rally should 5e Al hour Of consec-a-
ton to the best ideals OF coay High
He spoke Of individual loyalty and OF
the consi 0eration and sporrsrnaniike
courtesy thar IS always due ones OPP
Eponen-. PRINCIPAL Qrirnby's. remarks
we're Of an enthusiastic nature. He
said that this morning there was An
eclipse of the sun at 20 o'clock visible
at Augusta. and that there would be
another eclipse about ? o'clock to-
morrow afternoon visible at Gardiner
The outcome Of thu game today is
ner seems thu favorite- Her line IS
stronger. while Conv sxcsas IN the
center and in the tackles. GARDENERS
backfeid is indiSputaniy superior.
while at fuiIback Casweil and Earring
ton have better record than Hines
Dale and Cobb. Gardeners star racks.
will bar watching and are sure TO
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PITTSFIELD

Miss Amy Porter, a returned mis-
sionarv from India was IN Bangor
Wednesday where she delivered i
talk on Indian Missions before the
members of the Baptist church.
The Study GLIB held very inter
esring meeting with Miss Grace
Davis. Monday evening The next
meeting viii be with Mrs F!ox3ce
Marden at her home in Middle
street. Nov. -
Mrs = E Mayo has returned from
Ereeny;lle where she has bean visit
ing relatives
Mrs Myra wheddon of Whitefeid,
y. H. has returned home after a
visit III the home of Mr. and Mrs c.
F. McCully.
The members of Bethlehem Chap
ter. No ~. O. E s, have received
an invitation to pay frate-nl VISIT
to Plymouth Chapter. FridEy eve
ming and many members of the order
are planning TO 90 TO Plymouth by
autos TO attend this meeting,
Mrs Benjamin Voter and daugfl-
Ter. Josephine. and Mr. and Mrs Cox
Of Grono. were recent guests Of Mrs.
Voters daughter, Mrs. Jesse Cat
cheiL
Waveriy RehelGah Lodge will en-
terrain the members of Good VIII
Rebekah Lodge OF Fairfield Friday
evening.
The Gospel Mission will conduct an
an-day meeting, Sunday. Nov. Il al
10 and 1-3o o'clock at G.. A r. hail.
Pittsf1eid- The speakers VIII De
EvangeHsts J. II. Dysart- r. P. Chase
and E & Wood All are cordially
invited 20 attend these meetings
Mrs. ?. P Dearborn Of Palmyra is
in town and plans to pass the winter
in the home of Mr. and Mrs Herbert
L Palmer.
Henry W Mason is in Boston.
where he is attending the Bryant &
Stratton school Mr.. Mason Is a
graduate OF Maine Central institute
class of 13eo.
A meeting Of the Cradle Roll csil-
dreu of the Baptist church was held
AT the church Wednesday afternoon al
$50 o'clock
Edwin Chiids was a business caller
in Corinna and Dexter Wednesday.
The football aggregation from Ban
gcr High will play the ~. c L team
al Hunneweii field Saturday afternoon.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" On Genuine

Take Aspirin only AZ told In each
package OF genuine Bayer Tablets Of
Aspirin Then You VIII be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by PHYSICIANS during Il years. and
proved safe by. millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. II vou see
the BaTer Cross on tablets. You can
take them without fear for Colds.
Eeadache, Neuralgia rheumatism.
KaEache- Toothache. Lumbaso and for
Pain Handy Tin boxes Of twelve
tablets cost few cents Drcgzfsts also
sell larger Packages Aspirin 10 the
trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture of
Observation-Disclosures OF Salicyficac4d.
ADV.
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OPEN NoSTHILS! END
A Colu on cATARRh



Count fifty, Tour cold IN head or
catarrh disappears. Tour ciogged nos
triis will open the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No moro snufiing,
hawking. mucous discharge. dryness
or headache, no struggling for breath
at night.
Get a small bottle of Ey's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
a little Of this fragrant arfttserttc
cream IN your nossr1is. II penesrates
through every air passage Of the head
soothing and healing the swollen or
inhaned mucous membrane. giving
you instant relief. Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable Relief is
Sure-Adr
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MOTHERS!


Wundefful new rcsneiy cniledl
Id tire iodine ointment. IL the best:
7nfaseptie irEs ala fsr miner injuries
such as cuts- burns bruises. spralus
and the Ike II. heads weandas d.
srroys iuIecttcn- drives out cota
weather aches. pains and swelllnE.
ana viii MOI burn
10 acts like magic on noslR. nina,
pies. moist ecxe.nA. itching ana qnick&
" cures cbstinate sores. ulcers ana
ssin troubles Of long standing BE-
cAnSe contains powerful healing
ineGctnes as well as iodine. For IN.
aArnnsison ana soreness il hEs 40
equas. Iry Il once and you'll never Be-
without IL
Ask Tor 10 ointnasnf--- the KIND tszt
comes in neIni tubes. Soc Others
iodine
aeccfnmended and sold at dr-lxxists
Erefncnt e Fletcher. 24I Water ST..
= = Saeiuon. 50 Cony St. H z Good
rca- ax5 Water ST, W. R Partridre
Isl 6. 80 Water ST. or post paid from
osen Laboratory, ATnityvilie. N. Z.
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OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWNGE
Get busy and relieve Those ezins wild,
thst handy bsttie Of Sisanss LINZ
nent.

WHAT Sloan's does IL does thur
W oughly.-penetrates without rub
bina TO the afflicted part and prompt
" relieves most kinds Of external
pains and aches You'll find it clean
ana Notwithstanding. keep it i1anciy
for scsafics- lumbaro. Neuralgia. over
sxertsd muscles stiff 3ointA. back
ache. pains. bruises. strains. spIaAns.
bad weather aftsr-effects-
Fer - yeaEs Siozl's L1niment has
helped thousands the world over.
Y0l- aren't likely 10 be an exception.
Il certainly does produce results.
An drugsists-sSc. Tsc. 81 f0.-Adv.
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JANIS Of Portland. formerly
T. '-s "as stsitor Wednesday
~ Augusta being accom-
y - 1a%ar1 Sinrnonds. Ed
II !. Is ana L B. Thompson.
H. 77'L4nd The members of the
-. .4Fe m heir way home by
~. from Northeast Carr.
h. -Aa been enjoying la-
---lt-z and their trip TO the
4 - L-4o bean very successful.
s-.z 'i-a three does having been
-. 2es a good number of
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Peterson S Ointment
Best for Eczema
k.rr Application Stops Itching Of
rcrsra. Salt Rhsrm and Files
ras cssazz Distress IN Five Minutes

re and 1t live is my motto. ="
H. Peterson # Buffalo Druggists
| YER America sell PETERSON s
Ter8EN- mr. 80 cents a large box
H. ~zY 70 -teSe Druggists # any
E. ms ~ ointment Tor any oT the
y ailments for which 1 rec
Er-s1c ; ann 2re moi benefited, give
kssr ts.r Money back
1'-s TT q safe full At thankful let
T. .s.,fYI-g 20 he mighty healing
keEg- y Pearson g Ointment for ola
h. -gzE-c sores. eczema salt
kaau-l mixers sore nipples. broken
k-ssst ,r-;rE scalp. ctlafing and blind.
Eeaz< air aIe&GiDg piles
III scott 2NS Virginia Street.
E-als writes. Pet e-son's Ointment
Il sInszy wonderful. IL cured me OF
EzsEa ara also niles. and il did il 50
tacEsy --st Z was 1sEonIshesf4" Mail
krets -1-G % Petersen Ointment
h. re 8u<aio. Y y.--Adv.
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nHEUMATEM---RElEF
From In Dreadful Pains ard As1ssa
Stiffness, Ssreness-

N properly 20 De saaEtt In COED
blood rasiicine. brcznee authorities
say rheumatism is a asecd disease.
Mcid fssss sTztErna tire b1oSsd- settling IN
Tire muscles ana sesnts That's WRIST
makes the s8serTs sudden shcfslike
pains. causing yca 70 jump and cringe
in agony.
dies ttsxt every physician pfescrfhes
for rheumatism. cernbinexi with other
plood-pur1fSring tEnic and strength
saaiidiaE sugreg3seHrs in q formula yHE1-
~ superior in frsaEe-sz2 ana II curative
1awer. II does 1--WE pssaffve relief.
THOUSANDS say -. 20 will Ton Fur
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-11
MONrvHLE

CESTER-At Union Harvess Orange
Friday everfsns. Georges Riser Grange
of Liberty. were invited guests and
Furnished an exreiiert program osher
oranges scented fun and came 20 help
make If. ffuzn Dtrigo Grange. Freedom.
South Montraile Grange. Sneepxxsf
Lace. East Palermo. Honesty. aosrsxi.