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The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

back to the store and get your money.
Take a spoonful Of harmless, vege.
table DOdsOn's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great, It's perfectly
harmless, so give it to your children
any time. It can't salivate, qo let
them eat anything afterwards,
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02
Take "Dodson's, Liver Tone' Insteadl

Here's my guaranteed Ask your
, druggist for a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and take a spoonful to.
night. If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than calowel and without gripping or
making you sick I want YOU to 60
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Oil Field Road Now PassabIe.

1t is reported that the road between
Jennings and Evangeline, which for
years has been in bad condition, and
at times impossible, is now in fairly
good condition. Much of the credit
for the improved condition of this
road is due Mr.. Theo Kahn, chairman
of the road committee of the Rotary
Club, who has worked mtiringly to
make the thOrOughfare fit for heavy
traffic.
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Misses Gala and Anna Simmons
have returned home after a visit O,
several months with their sister, Mrs.
Lambly in Palestine, Texas.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02
Meeting OF The Ex.service Men
To Boost Legion

Twenty-Five members Of the local
American Legion, James o. Hall Post
met at the Elite Tailor Shop last Sun
day afternoon, and had as guests two
organizers from Lake Charles.
The Post Commander, Lieutenant
Roy S. Miller declared that the Legion
had almost died for lack Of interest
At Sundays meeting it was decided
to wage a campaign for new members
and to try to increase the fund in the
treasury.
, The meeting was most interesting
and all pledged their support to larg'
er and better organization.
The present great hope Of the mem
bers is to own a clubhouse with hot
land cold showers, billiard and poo
tables, game room, library and dance
floor.
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/ The Sisters of Mercy of St. Alphon.
sus Orphanage, New Orleans, are
spending several days in Jennings,
jseeking contributions for their organ
tization.
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Misses Laura, Lizzie and Hazel
Mccall OF Lake Arthur were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude B.
Gauthier.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Barr have arrived
home from Battle Greek. Michigan,
where Mrs. Barr has been for the past
four months.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

S. +. Carroll and daughter, Miss
Lillian, Of Welsh spent the day in
town Saturday, shopping and visiting
friends.
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Up to four o'clock last Monday af.
ternoon only 303 women of Jefferson
Davis parish had registered, 200 of
these being residents of jennings.
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DR.. Y. 4. Miller and Mrs. Miller
visited friends in Jennings Saturday.

HISllEu lIiGllNS III OSlLlltl1oEs St~kuANSLS
Misses Gala and Anna Simmons
have returned home after a visit o,
several months with their sister, Mrs.
Lambly in Palestine, Texas.
. S. f. Carroll and daughter, Miss
Lillian, Of Welsh, spent the day in
town Saturday, shopping and visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Barr have arrived
home from Battle Creek. Michigan,
where Mrs. Barr has been for the past
four months.
10
W. S. Streatcr of Lake Arthur spent
Saturday in Jennings, attending to
business.
Mrs. G. J. Nohe, Paul Nche and
Mrs. Overton Gauthier motored tc
Crowley Sunday spending the day as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Andrus
Mesdames Percy Gibson and Laura
Davis of Lake Arthur were Moday
visitors in Jennings.
Misses lrma Robinson, Mabel Mil
Ter and Essie Johnston of Welsh spent
Monday in Jennings.
.
Mrs. Grover Pugh and children of
Roanoke were guests Tuesday of Mrs,
Pugh's grandmother, Mrs. Johnson.
W. F. Tietje of Roanoke was a busi.
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Robert Leake, who spent the week.
end with his parents in Lake Charles.
returned toJennings Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Abney of Lake Ar
thur visited friends in Jennings Tues
day.
c. o. Hundley of Thornwell was
a visitor here Tuesday.
Dr. Heiner of Lake Arthur was a
professional visitor in Jennings Mon.
day.
Up to four o'clock last Monday af.
ternoon only 3O3 women of Jefferson
Davis parish had registered, 200 of
these being residents of Jennings.
d
Mrs Charles Kahn and son of New
Orleans are the pleasant guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Kahn and family.
Misses, Jennie and Amy Toups OF
Lake Arthur spent the day in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Patterson and
Mrs Robert Hoag motored in from
Fenton Wednesday and spent the af
ternOOn with friends.
John r. Hood and E. C. Willard of
Welsh were business visitors Wednes.
day.
j
Mesdames Harry Anderson, J. D.
Bacque and e, Wallace of Fenton visit
ed Jennings friends Wednesday.
3 !
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hatfield of Lake
Arthur were guests Tuesday of Mr..
Hatfield's mother Mrs. C. C. Hatfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Fontenot of Rice
Spent the day Wednesday with Mr.. End
Mrs. Isaac Fontenot.
Mrs. Ogden of Sacramento, Cali. |
fornia, is visiting her brother, Oscar !
love
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Miss Emma Lawson of Welsh was
visitor in town Saturday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Dr. Heinen of Lake Arthur was a
professional visitor in Jennings Mon.
day.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mrs Charles Kahn and son of New
Orleans are the pleasant guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Kahn and family.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

w. S. Streatcr of Lake Arthur spent
Saturday in Jennings, attending to
business.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Miss Louise Schroeder of New Or
Jeans, field secretary Of the State Anti
tuberculosis League, spent the day in
Jennings recently and formed per.
manent parish Anti tuberculosis Lea
que, with the following officers:
Mrs. Claude B. Gauthier, president;
Miss Mercy Ellis, vice president; Dr..
Helen Flint, secretary; Prof. e. A
Crowell, treasurer; associate vice
presidents, John w. Armstrong of
Welsh; Mrs. Buchanan of Lake Ar.
thur; T. E. Nixon of Elton.
! The following committees were ap,
pointed Educational, Prof E. A.
Crowell, Miss Lizzie Mccall and Dud-
ley Smith
Physicians and Nurses committe:
'Dr. N. S. Craig, DR.. C. A. Martin of
Welsh, and Mrs. Harriet Dagget.
! Finance and membership: Mrs. Mar
Iius Fusilier Mrs. Joseph Houssiere
and Mrs. Marie Houssere.
! The present plan of the organiza.
ItiOn is to encourage better local health
conditions, and stimulate the school
children of the parish to greater per.
sOnal cleanliness and health habits
breathing, and the Importance of bath
i ing.
The health crusade work will be
taken into rural districts by Miss Liz.
zie Mccall, parish elementary school
supervisor, and the children will he
required to fill out blanks at stated
intervals, as to what they have done
for better health conditions for the
community and for themselves per,
!sonally
H. Landru of Evangeline was a Wed,
Inesday visitor in town.
Friends Of the Taylor family will be
sorry to hear of the death of Frank
Taylor, which occurred Tuesday morn.
ing at the family home, ten miles
north of Jennings.
Mrs. T. e. Nixon of Elton spent
the day in town shopping and visit.
ing.
Mrs. E. p, Fox and Mrs. V. A. Miller
motored in from Lake Arthur and
spent Thursday afternoon with
friends.
Mayor ]. ". Armstrong of Welsh
transacted business in Jennings Wed
neSday.
MI. and Mrs. Karl Kingery and Mrs.
John Ney of Lake Arthur motored in
Wednesday and spent the afternoon
VITA friends.
Pierre Lesros of Mermentau was
a business visitor in town Thursday I
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

c. o. Hundley of Thornwell was
a visitor here Tuesday
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mrs. c. J. Nohe, Paul Nche and
Mrs. Overton Gauthier motored tc
Crowley Sunday spending the day as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Andrus
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H. Landru Of Evangeline was Wed
nesday visitor in town.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02


Felix Bonnin of Lake Arthur visit
I ed friends in Jennings Monday.
Mrs. D. ]. Castillo and Mrs. Lillian
Flock spent the weekend in New
Orleans, shopping and visiting friends
f. Robinson, who has been visiting
relatives in Indiana for several months
returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas j. Griffin of
Roanoke were in town Sunday and
spent the afternoon with friends.
Mrs. Alice Bentz, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. c. Fondren,
Tor the past two weeks, returned t.
her home in New Orleans.
John T. Hood and Ardis Gilbert were
business visitors here from Welsh last
Saturday.
+. E. Powell, lumberman Of Elton
spent the day in town Monday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Felix Bonnin of Lake Arthur visit
I ed friends in jennings Monday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

DR.. and Mrs. w. Abney of Lake Ar
thur visited friends in Jennings Tues
day.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Friends of the Taylor family will be
sorry to hear Of the death of Frank
Taylor, which occurred Tuesday morn.
ing at the family home, ten miles
north of Jennings.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Misses, Jennie and Amy Toups OF
Lake Arthur spent the day in town
Wednesday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mrs. T. e, Nixon OF Elton spent
the day in town shopping and visit.
ing.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mesdames Percy Gibson and Laura
Davis of Lake Arthur were Moday
visitors in Jennings.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Robert Leake, who spent the week
end with his parents in Lake Charles,
returned toJennings Monday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Misses 1rma Robinson, Mabel Mil.
Ter and Essie Johnston of Welsh spent
Monday in Jennings.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

+. E. Powell, lumberman Of Elton
spent the day in town Monday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mrs. Grover Pugh and children Of
Roanoke were guests Tuesday of Mrs.
Pugh's grandmother, Mrs. Johnson.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

W. F. Tietje of Roanoke was a busi.
ness visitor here Tuesday.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Mrs. E. p, Fox and Mrs. V. A. Miller
motored in from Lake Arthur and
spent Thursday afternoon with
friends.
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

Pierre Les sros of Mermentau was
a business visitor in town Thursday
The Rice belt journal., 1920-10-02

A CLEANER.
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and Is ,nEuv men IN Lle Receiving
end among ThR hurting canlidEIt,s
ara Brenrlarl F7a-r--ng1un Brawr ans
Eid@au. al likely prospects. BI'au
nan MADE alutt d reputation s-.14se
III grammar scnsol ma also showed
up well asT season n -tt Twilight
League Harrington. Guu1he- ey-
s-,-s4rrlrua, sg:hnoi man. cooks -ota,
w,1l4 5,.awr. VINO DitC,sled SOM y
-ae n+e,-ciass games IasI .-far dId
2@7t.1iLailt- wt,,E DICK 2ide9ut
whu was IN ne pox 1nr cpupit. IL
games -As- saasan. showed -Iu..a
promise Who VIII ,'a s..iecrat 10
lpan -ls game against The aid TIN
ems Is nu- known
The Alumni err getting II p3a1Era-
non M NJ ron-es1 with 1ir+ N her
eyes IN .he2r -a.ur-- rom -.g-
sOuIh, -ney .y-2+C. 70 ~ n t1ne e.
lie ID -ha ~nrnt ~aady II give ing
Z-+tGr3inEs ma same o1 their lives.
Either ,'Chuter EAcv-pv " Phi Ne
suuidr1cE VII os N -ti4 aaz -or tie
a urnm ana VII eve Canv mum to
n.rE anout.
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ana .ne earrnlrlt-s- hopes ne meetings
WI sst lsnGelv Intended
Mrs Franz leighton mas returned
frnrr x s-sf1InE- = g.. wrere sns ns-s
tseey. pAssiur ai,e winner with ne- sDn
snu VIE NJ anu Yrs 1arrv leighton
Multau "-urg.ruttt af Clinton was II
avn .-z.sr.~cla.- al 71sIns-sss
AL a-l-tlav meeting C- -hs- aides So
slAl uuIo- VIII pt a.i1 1uaEy g. the
8a!11Lst r.s1urcr vest-- Il 5 nuved =
large rlIrr..,e- VIII ss u-eseI.t IL here :
much work ,r - Iurls-
The Woman : Relief C,a--s will meet
IN Linz. nome NJ .LrE Rose Holt weelres-
GAY a-zte-rlp9E. TIN -Irns wir ne PASSED
u sewing
=ar-v wesFzF 20 E-,Jnswick was .
1usiness caller IL own ,re.s1.zrcfsy.
Nj. ana Mrs " " Nve nave -e-
turned E,-9u lewiston where rhsy
were lie guests { Mr. ana Mrs
r .Enr Ne
Miss TIT. ma E'AAl-ners mas re-
turned rom EzaileweII where sine
mas Zen PASSING sr~sr;l w.t-i.s-
Ms. s72ai-v T3usrv nas returned
. N Augusta where she ms peen
I. f..ef $ -s.3ac5ves-
Tsl" E',-.4Et- Teachers Association
-t..4.,.# .--..r a4ly- .4ss.[ TIM sdav afrssr-
upHu ~ = s.tea..- TIE. zpaAkt.r VIII
n. a-s f.. a. :&.urAE-- booker n Wa
r-, he ana he VII axe for his sub
3,e-, ''--he. Parents Es-unle-ns
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"xANTPPE"
Scores Big Success al
Opera House
Presentation or Whimsical Farce oy
Members 5o~einir Masaus & Gown
Attracts 7eca-u Grove Witty
7eaar-es ann Amusing Situations
Draw laughs

Believe Mt. Naur3pDe." ne wholly
anusIng. successful AND Wholesome
comedy thzl mas MANY rirnes de-
lign1ed American audiences was pre-
s@rced n rue artistic fashion ny
-hs members If -ne Buwduln ORA
1na-ir rlub Monday evening 70 u
-eeprd audience N the Opera aonse
Z mis- CITY.
The rapid fire. brightness ana fun
aeAIns lhaT cnEr2g- e-'tzed t:le origin
I'd production lost none o. Is action
II ne rete!lInE al the 0para House
Experience ann confidence marked
l,le appearance Of each Of ltle QH--i-
clpa-Zts and coupled tn rt1sss was IN
Uzls-lkable ability. without. (which
expaT1 ence- Guu confidence verge 70
ward rhe arna- eLlrcsfl.
The dramatic talent displayed n
Believe Ne Aaut1ppe" by Lne mem
oers Of rhe Bpwdu1n MRsquH ana
Gown rises unusually hlgn above the
usual college production and the
siziltul ana wholly sincere manner
with which rhev enter INTO their
1zaI-.s SHOWS c0nrtuslve8y Itlz1 Bow
noIr College npids neyatur1Dus dey-o-
tes.s " the Thesplan a--.
Believe Ne, NanIlpTs" is onF NJ
the rnnst rnII-h provoking ana VIII
ties Of American comedies A
hearty laugh hldes in every Inc
l4aly to come forth to -iCt-ie the
r-slpIes u rhe audience: Amusing
situations thai never fail II bring 4
smile constantly arIss and lead 10
IN tlers.
The graceful interpretation ny the
members casf for the female parts
Of ne comedy produced a ~ns-r Of
rnirrh tinred however with distinct
admiration. tnr this ease ana grace
with Winch each female" Carried
out her aI1u1rea role Especially
ear11v waiting was Jnsseen : Badge
tne Bowtplu College 3aliau Elt.pEe
VIM tunk the par af DOLLY" rs7e
esuiur Lacy Possessing q rernat'k
at,lr nieasInE personality, q crg.EInr
complexion the Li1nuifi CRIBS NJ rr-us
heroine ana the sweetest vnice
imaginable. she 1Airiv charmed
the audience with isaer" inviiness-
Raymond Asnaulf as George Me-
Fhr.iand was all that cDuin be de-
SIRED as leading man parrrsl g-1i1E
his whimsical rms IL IN 4unpcsui
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E-nsi Clayton Scaren Big Yssre-aa.
A. Tire Strand arg Will 7euest
To-Day. Bessie Love Aisp Maze

Do yeu know hpw 70 slup baby
rum CRYING and now 10 make
z7,-ow-n- ups glad St-e Bessie Love n
& iLRE-aphs new picture, ''I7es-s,.-l''
al The Strand Tod8v
ONE u the pleasing features 1ur
The women patrons II me Strand
theatre wns-e Eihei Clayton new
plc-ure. THE Thirteenth Command
menI," 5 playing 1pdar are me eX-
qInsIIe gowns winch are lIspia yt.ll
during Ing cours. u Etlt ar-lon. Nvo
81 TIE actresses II ne c2s1 have LhR
roies n IDLE and exrravElgz-nI g'ives
VIM keep their husbands continually
struggling 70 supply heir whIms- n
izs.aninE wITn heir EIEf- -nPr 4re at
trad II the most expensive looking
consumes, 81 II ne la1esI node.
1aurauVTe. 1flai" calHf occUrlALlurs
seem 70 ~ rt--lUT-tnC new creations
Of me nlIlInars and fashionable no
distts 1ru7u their BIKES.
The Gaunun1 News X making
1-1srlus every week and opens ne
snow louRv Il e3o ana 80. BIE
5ln -pnnr-0w.-Adv
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FAIRFIELD

Ernest Avore If SHOW aeEau was
calling on friends II tpwn vtesrt st'cii. Il
Perry Homer Of rtle Eastern Drug
COMPANY WIS a business caller n
rpwn yesl eraav.
Mrs Alire Manning uf Surner-viIls..
Mass, Is -tlt gues1 al ne, IauEIltt a..
Mrs. : G. Wing
A meeting Of tia. George q. Grower
Post. -4tiies ALx1liarr. VII p-. ne.id
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs arthur BoynIon u Slsownt,-
gan WAS ,aIlinE on craends in tuwn
yesterday.
There Will he Democratic caucus
and smoke talk ms evening d. th~
81. Jnnn the Bap1isIe nal ! -ow-
COMMITTEES Tor -wo vezrs IS II oe
elected and orhtr business 10 ~
transacted. Trnd X Clair u Water
VILE VIII be me srsaEa. q the eve
nlnE
The wnnar's Home Aissiona-v
sscIp-v VIII 10 entertained tins aft
ernoun al he home 81 ldrs. z =
Toner.
John 4rv,nHrr7i,-nu n Portland was
4. un~ moss -ali-r .r town yesterday.
dl~~ uatt4e levus ms returned
ruD + .ElsSfa. where -ilt. las hs-en
~, guess ~ .-.mas ~ ~ aGs.. lars
Tn. E'nli.rnea lass was e.r-s'--
ralu+l tx ~ nome ~ Mrs. .s-ER2ie
Frs-.aua "A ~o..... yrnurIlG was pass
-,G ana ~--fi-a4nrnrnrs were se~ee-e-
Ms. al = Rurke 81 It'd tils t,eat.
ia @uesr y FRIENDS "a Augusta MS
etui1led 70 ntI u9Tne.
3. " Eu1rhlns wno has been
confined 20 hls nn1ne hy illness IS
anie 70 oe auI-
4 dance was =Iren last evening by
the Ae-v Mea1inE C1ub Il the Am
e.--iuau Legion nail. This grand march
was ieu uy The officers OF Lne iuaEe
MI ana Mrs JOHN Stevens af
Portland were calling on raIatiH'es II
own resteraay,
Mrs. r. c. SprAEue Is 1ne guest OF
relatives N town.
There VIII oss special meeting Of
gosd VIII Renekah Lodge. No SO.
Thursday evening InitEtury work
VIII be conferred on class IL c1-n-
dlaaIes.
The Cosmos Club viii ns eG7Ier--Hln-
"a aa'eGns-s1ss evening al the nan-
ID alse AIce L..1ud
EYalser Wz.uiucfzm af Augusta was
q business aIi-r IN own rt-st=~rgaz-
TIE meeting % the -8gsaeUsf1Ip f-fuu
w1lgH was hesa reaauftt- was lare4sy
at tesntird ts meg "a. weli - women. This
Speakers we're I3un. 3ialne 5. lies ana
Fun F-nrk Bal. secrelArv ~ state
Their lectures ware very Interesting 4nd
viii prove ve,v psneflci2i 10 the plI--
pose I'M which -hey ware delivered The
women greatly app-eciAte Lheir efforts
70 assist them n chHir work. either iec-
IpEres are 10 ne gwen N Inc near furure
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w cankesiis

--a.-e- s nD-hinr Z mr. original
II rnar sile .1ecE-ns q CITY without
sz- -nH yes N Ltls iuI-erE Of Lhe
-.--lIr s.1p. they turned II the Ola
s.sz@ r. t.cesEI1y Is -he InuIhar u
--e.-io- zue sIrZlEr1wav experiment.
81. Ts, MIXTURES thA1 were r--uIlv
I'D vo1ue--lIlT -raLs. The lEs-- The
ass liz -ns- PEST n the ez-es If The
--5Ts -re1zioneu gHruy'. Is the drink
r-7r : TX cuct--Aiis. 4 concnrLiun
-1rnseL . -nu-e- or less piIre Cl1er
,e-@a- ..uu 1ouprtuIlv pure vanilla.
~ --,-A : azla . prar1uus results. al
--t--a. Il ANITA ,eEte,E
-.s--- ~.sa-zE anbInsun On SATURDAY
.2s4--.=4 = mae winch contained the
----a. lis 1pr -tls Production Of -friE
a.4r-a-.l- preparation ana stated on
-..- nal -1rnnAnlE a---as1s woIId eol-
rs ~tcelpf tu- 1he anuve c01nes
--- ~ Esw Mills district n -he CITY
-ll ~. Ju-uorne VIII ae awaited wl-A
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NATIONAL HOME

ofHcar = -hF daT- capl. Frank v
Mth+4
Edward Ducafr ms r7esglruea 4irnn
q pass II -IsiI ~aiat-v-es II Lvnn
Edward lewis. d B1'oDfivn- mas
arrived % arrend the 1u1.eral Of MS
brother. ne ale char * Lewis
Michael 3 sullivan ri Portland.
late Co :. l. Ne mi mas :,f-an ad-
IIT-t.d t. -ht Home
james z. Place. late Oh. +. 9. Mass.
H A. has been transferred 70 lhe
Southern Ernnc1
Niles = Perkins -r-fasl,,est. mas 7-s--
ctar5-d orders from the p,'esIlHn- u
me BnErd 70 -gr II ali -a= 5npFrlsfl-
auit 1uad supplies rhar caL be aandl-
q. ana was busy Mund2v IN com
-nuuczuon with ms -a,rous ran-
tractors 80 mat q the event d q
nation wlde ari-road STRIKE ne ald
7-t.t grams womb nrG vaur TO, FOOD tor
Soma INT
Fur1uuEns have oean -,-cll.-ed .
Charles T. Flanders q Eave,-1iI,
Jnsepn Piper 10 F'f1cni1l1r L.ug7s :.
Angie II Portsmouth. George H
Dunaw q Ml.wauI1e.e ana o--U Rihbe
% Boston
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Mrt. Julia Hanson Is ver- II.
Mrs. -ilsun. Mrs WaIisIEn ana
Mrs. Knowles visi1ed Mrs. julia
hanson Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Kelly is Visiting r'ela-
1ives and friends II WaIerriils.
Miss Agnes Bickfurr Is visiting
friends IN Oakland TINS week.
{. 4. yeatun Is i'll WITH pneu-
mona.
&. c. Chiids is -er- Ill.
The rnEnr TRENDS Of Mr. and Mrs
Ntsra Dunn IRE sorry 70 hear that
-hFv have lost their infant son.
Ernest Tsztun has accHpTen Il
y,asItinn as clerk n rne sTure uf Z.
Il MnsiIer-
ADKINS ana AItrsse have purchased
:. large lumber luT III Mt Ta-Tlun ana
will rnuve their suwTnlll from Ehe
West Road 10 that place IN tine near
future
Mrs Marian Esrsam smith Of
Oakland was the guest Of hsr COUSIN.
Mrs c. B. FarnfIan. April :.
Mrs. Eva McDe-mur1 is passing 4
few weeks with her mnfner. Mrs. B.
p. Sruar-.
Everett Gerald went Id Winthrop
Auril :. making The trip n ms aii-u.
Miss ItlR (aoweIl Df NeE Portland
is The guest nj Miss Lena Almball-
Charles Henry Tsz1Dn Is quite IN
nj the nnrne of nls daughter M-s.
Besr DaInren.
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-hs, city cDunril mas decdad u
-1r-raase In. the use Of the clty q
Le Franco continuation chemical nose
CIR III one ION chassis tuT the use
O! me ira department. T1e cAr Is
one Of 1ne 1E-pe known rs q CDTnhIn-
arlur CIR for L Is Z continuation n
highly Developed means tpr eliInInat-
.r- loss ny FIRE i car-les g AZ gallon
t.hernlcal cRnk. fun assortment NJ
emergency frs fighting IpGls. and ms
:, c:;zuaci1y tpr 1Dee fest o1 : II nose
The PRICE Is S.3Dh TIM city -reAs-
r,-e.r WIS authorized II borrow on
-ha credit ana note Of the clry. the
sim al SO. eaB n anticipation NJ tax
sss. A petition WAS t't'E'eiFed N 1aVo1
N ,stavliEt1I saving, s,S-sd 7r T. n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-13

-eg-r T-icE-o-d u Togus WIS VS.
.--Ltuar SATURDAY. Nothing
.--zz@s -.sau mt except TIA. Bnniyv
IA. y ssvsn -7eErs OH and cane
-,.-aa. -..s Euuwiadge OF MS parents
W. a.-Aed II M Highland avenue
= .4Gv, Zuu brought dpwn lpwr,
VS. QUESTIONED by several
e.fl r--e-E II. hurne wHs. ne couir
ri, or -r,,e-. ne sald ne Er--Ered aluns
~ r. ~Ll1 His uuesLinnH-s ran over
r.. b. Jv-2s alnng The ME1ne Cen
- ma -vs.s nune NJ them. IL tnan
- .s -Glhe- WIS e dpEzpr ana
.s amt III me -'ainEev" rain
I'll. -..-n4lis-e;v plarsu MIN AZ co1r-
Il M -7Eus communication was
s-,-nilsned with ms 1Ethsr ana
T.. --la a..~p sent ou1 IN ths o'UInck
.-- ms -he worse @t- hlE experience
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-13
YOU CAN HAVE
STRONG NERVES

= Won are sufferer from nn,-v-
BUSINESS ana are willing 70 ht..p vunr-
self mere is no re4son 70 ne-carns.
discouraged.
Plenty If weLl-nxldizad blood
fre=n ar. nuIIr7stllnE feud anu a rap
sBE..bise observance u lae avs Of
health arr All that ION need Ia ra-
store health -u EaGr nerves suilu
Up -he genera. a.lltl md vou " 4,
strengthen Tire NERVES E1u VIII t7na
ne g-ear es1 hesH 4 pnI. fi--- IRON
harn1u. ar Aanl@1ur-nlnE drugs
winch ac-s dlre,.t IN ne ,looa
making Il so r1un ctIAt i car carry
nourls;1Tner1r 70 the nerves
The success u the IONIC treatment
Tor nervousness is Illustrated bv the
experience uf Mrs Ner-le AInswor-h
Of No. 81 I'm street Montpelier. Vt
= became RIM GOWN through over
work ana suffered q complete nty-v-
Gus breakdown" saws Mrs. Aims
worth. Ny sfoTnacr distressed me
after meals anu ] was il misery from
aaIuienCv ana gas. : 1usse0 ABOUT
sleepless. 81 night ana was steadily
losing strength ana weight
a friend VINO hau tRizen DR.. VII
lialns' Pink pills following an al
tack uf pneumonia recommended tne
treatment 70 me ana ! decided II
EIvza the pills q -r1al I Tuuk seven
huxes Iu all ana Was completely re-
stored 70 health nv nervousness
isappeaI'ed ana 4uw steep weH ana
eat wItnpug distress cant sp,sg /,
roo hlrhlv u1 d Williams pink Pills
sor owe M present healIn q hem.
rTyzo ii my friends later -ouk lne
treatment On M enthusiastic rs.s.i,Ir
rnenaa1lun amt ! Am GLAD to ssy that
both af lnsYn improved
DR. Williams pink Pills are snld
by all druggists, ur diraet from the
DR.. Williams Medicine Co. SeheueC-
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FOR rne FREE boBkler. Diseases nj chs
Nervous System. ADV.