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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-11
GEORGETTE
Over Bio uses and
Waists, Shirt Waists,
formerly $3.50 to $1,000
Sale 1898 ca.

Willett, second. The boys were not
far behind. ...,.3
Old friends of Charlie Cobb, Bert
Cobb. Grin Farnham and other
members of the Cobb family We're
glad to shake hands with them and
exchange greetings, on Friday. They
were called here to attend the fun
eral of the late Della Watson.
s. X. ALE has recently had a
telephone Installed. His telephone
number is 251-32
Mrs. Doris Cain and Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Hall returned to Rich
mond Tuesday after few days
passed with relatives in town.
Bernice Patterson returned to her
duties at the Maine Farmer Office,
Tuesday. after passing several weeks
at her home here during the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Charles Wat
son
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Committee Hearing.
JUDICIARY

The committee on Judiciary vii,
public hearing in it's rooms = y. Give
state House, in Augusta, on az The
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1921. -.
II. No. 100. An Act to faeil,,...
collection of franchise taxes ~ The
porations organized under the sen sos,
An Act to amend Section 10 80
ter 129 of the Revised Statutes Snap-
ing TO malicious mischlefs and 'ss .N
Resolve extending the provis,o..
chapter 163 Of the Resolves OF Ia,ssef
regard to the collateral inheritansi't N
and probate laws of the Stat te 'as
Resolve repeating resolve 70, :,
maintenance of the Blaine house me
An Act to include ice in tha Kin
iating to profiteering. o'i re.
III. No. 1872. An Act autho.,,,-
towns to elect certain municins, ing
GERS by secret ballot. On.
An Act to amend Chapter Ies a, =,
Revised Statutes relating TO a. scc sas
ii, No. 1873. Bill. An Act am.,,
the charter of the Belfast mun niiSns
H. No. 20s. Bill, An Act 70 -.
the purity Of ice cream Offered 'S "
IN nsDAf, MARCH II, 1891 ~.
200 p. M. on the following: az
Bill, an Act to amend the Law =.
latlng TO prOfiteering. T
II. No. 236. An Act relatinv
prisoners in Jail in the different COM %
ties. '' eouh'
Resolution calling upon the ,.o.,
of this State to display the na ptOpe
colors annually on Mothers n o1a
the second Sunday in May, in hono, \.
the homes of our State and countyr ="
III. No. 213. An Act to amend &.
ton IA, Paragraph l of Chapter n Se y,
the Revised Statutes, relating 70 WI =.
taxation of personal property VIC
H. No. PA. An Act relating IN o.,
weight and full size canvas goods asS
to provide for the stamping, brandinuu
and marking the same. with penaltiss
s. No. 103. An Act to amend Sect.
SO of Chapter GA of the Revised St SIAN
utes as amended by Section ) of Cba,
ter 297 of the Public Laws of 1917 ava
as further amended by Section ! Of
Chapter III of the Public Laws of 1s1S
relating to the protection of childrer
Fl. No. 243. An Act to protect chiI.
dren from fire.
An Act to provide for the paymsn,
by counties of the expenses Of Stats
agents in extradition matters.
WILLIAM T. GARDINER. See
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CHELSEA

The Ladies OF the Farm Bureau
met Saturday In an all day meet.
ing at the Grange hall. Sixteen
members Of tho Chicapoccpi Club
met with them. In the afternoon
the Club entertained the ladies with
music, essays and literary exercises.
The girls of the club exhibited sam-
pies Of sewing done by them dur
ing the past month. The buttcn-
holes worked by the girls deserve
special mention. Marion Aalaney
taking hrst honors with Elinor Cain
a close second. A needle threading
contest was an amusing featura In
which the boys also took part. Ha-
eel Sparrow won first prize: Sslina
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NoRRIDCEWOCK

Mrs. Alice Owens and Mrs. Clar-
ence Rogers passed Saturday in Wa
terville.
II. Blaine Guild of Pennington,
was a recent caller in town.
Alvinza Whitcomb Of New Sharon
was calling on friends in town re-
Gently.
Mrs. Clara Rogers, who has been
at the Somerset Hospital in Show
hogan. for medical treatment, has
returned to her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carr. who
have been passing the winter in
California, have returned and will
soon open their store on Main
street.
Weldon Owens has returned from
Concord. where he has been en-
ployed.
Mrs. C. H. Tompkins is passing
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tuttle in Corn
willie.
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SOMERYILLE

Mr.. Ames has finished saving the
lumber on the Dow lot and intends
moving his mill to Jefferson this
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Willard Cooper are
the proud parents of a baby how
born March 21gt. The young man
has been named, Delbert willard
Cooper.
Among those i'll in town with the
grip are, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Hewitt
and son. Lloyd. and the Moore chill
dren.
Mrs. Pearl Whittier of Jefferson
Is caring for Mrs. Willard Cooper.
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STATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
STATE REFORMATORY

The committee on State School for
Girls. State School for Boys and State
Reformatory will give a public hear
ing in its room at the State House, Ii
Augusta, on
T. NJ, on the following:
An Act to amend Section ls Of
Chapter 1923 of the Revised Statutes
making same applicable for women
reformatory for men, State school for
girls and State school for boys.
RICHARD Il. DUNNING, Sec.
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BELT

In.an attempt to break the win Of
Mrs. Sarah l. Seider, who died In
Searsmont on October nth, her heirs
appeared today before Judge Ellery
Bowden in the Waldo county probate
court. Mrs. Seider is purported TO
have made two wills. The first dated
Aug. "a, 1920, bequeathed her prop
erty to several relatives including q
son and nephews and nieces. One Of
the latter, Miss Electa Robbins she
left $1,000. In the second win, dated
Oct. 6. week before her death she
left the entire property, amounting to
some $4,000 to Miss Robbins. II Is
this later win that the heirs are striv-
ing to break. claiming that undue in
fiuence was used. Several Of the
heirs testified as to Mrs. Soldiers con-
dition at the time the last will was
drawn. They were represented by
Arthur Richie and Miss Robbins Fly
r.. F. Dunton. Judge Bowden has
not rendered q decision in the mat
ter.
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ing a few days at his old home in
Sangerville. He also visited in Dover
and Foxcroft.
Mrs. Merton Rowe of Augusta was
an overnight guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Mullen recently.
Rev. Mr.. McDougall's text for next
Sunday will be on 1.-The Eleventh
Commandment"
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LITCHFIELD

PLAINS-Edward Weeks OF
Weeks Mills, visited his brother, G.
+. Weeks, recently.
Mrs. Hattie Spear of West Gardi-
ner, who has been the guest OF
her granddaughter, Mrs. d. r.
Small. returned home the last OF
the week.
A. W.. Niles of Auburn was a Wis
itor in town. Sunday.
c. c. Parker. Mrs. Rena King
and Mrs. f. NJ. Parker of Lewis
ton were guests at the Parker
home, Sunday.
Mrs. Thelma Tozier and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Max
we'll the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stevens were
business visitors in Gardiner Mon
day
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Pittston Couples
18th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Jones,
formerly Of Chelsea, Mass, and
now residents of Pittston, quietly
celebrated their 25th wedding ami
versary recently at their home. The
coming of George E. Jones of Bos-
ton, their son, and Mrs. l.. M. Ord
way. mother of Mrs. Jones. was a
complete surprise and made the
event all the more enjoyable. 1t
helped to gladden. the hearts that
had rounded out 25 years of hap
PLY married life. Mrs. Ordway was
the only one at the 25th wedding
anniversary who had been present
at the wedding that number Of
years ago. A poem written by Rev.
Perry Bush, who was the officiating
clergyman 70 years ago, was read
and proved most inspiring and ap-
propriate. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were
the recipients of many gifts from
relatives and friends. Included in
the gifts was chest Of silver. set
of silver spoons and set of disheA
A handsomely decorated cake, bear
ing greetings, also .graced the oc-
casion. Friends came in by sur
prise in the evening and the time
was passed with music. A COLA
ton was served.
Mrs. Jones does not enjoy good
health and was going to pass the
occasion by. but her friends and
relatives gave her q complete sur
prise. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, for
the enjoyment Of their company, ar
rayed themselves in their wedding
clothes. The passe appearance of
the styles caused much merriment
among the young people especially.
The only regret was the absence of
their daughter, Miss Marion Jones,
who is employed in Augusta and
was unable to reach home on such
shorf u0fico
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WASHINGTON

NORTH-Mrs. Sarah Lenfest is
seriously ill with pneumonia.
Aliza Turner of Razorville was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Lenfest is caring for
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Chadwick. The child under
went an operation for appendicitis
last Thursday and her condition is
reported as favorable
Miss Susie Pease of Appleton is
helping her aunt, Mrs. Rex Pres
colt for q few weeks, with her
housework.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Evans are
somewhat improved.
w. E. Lestner of Razorville was
the Saturday and Sunday guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Turner.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Urban Stock Opened With . Smash
At the Coliseum Ysstsrday-"Ths
Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come
Tonight. ssats New Selling
Frank Urban. of the famous Klark-
Urban Co., made his bow to the Gar
diner people last night in q rafting
comedy filed with laughs and thrills.
The company Is well balanced and
no better Of its kind is passing this
way. "The Little Shepherd of King
dom Come" is the popular bill to-
night. Phone 112-M. Call them up.
always glad to- reserve the best. It's
a company that deserves the patron
age Of theatre going people. It's a
good attraction from all points-act-
ing, scenery. wardrobe and royalty
bills. A matinee on Saturday after.
noon at 2.30 sharp. Order seats now
don't forget the, number, 112- M.
Crimson Alibi" is the bill for Sat-
urday night.-Adv.
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SMITHFIELD

: Wallace Morrow and Martin Per-
kins were recent business callers in
Skowhegan.
Glenwood. son of Leslie Bickford is
Ill with varioloid. Madalyn Bickferd,
who has been Ill with smallpox is
conyalescent
leslie Bickford has gone to New
port where he has employment.
Charles Tracy and f. d. Stevens
were in Waterville Wednesday.
S. A. Getchell has finished hauling
pulpwood for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deane Bulmer passed
the weekend in Canaan as guests Of
Mrs. Bulmers sister. Mrs. Evelyn
Foss.
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JOINT COMMITTEES ON JuDIcI.
AIRY AND APPROPRIATIONS
AND FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

The joint ommittees-Judiciary and
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
will give a public hearing at, the State
House. in Augusta, on
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921, at
400 p. M. on the following:
s. No. IS. An Act creating a board
ture films offered for public Cxhibi-
ton in Maine.
WILLIAM r. GARDINER,
REX w. DODGE.
Cacrafariac
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BOWDOIN

William Haigh has bought a house
at Pejepscot and expects to move his
family as soon as possible.
Mrs. Angie NJ. Thomas of Charles
town, Mass. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. EMERY f. Purinton.
Mrs. Amanda Nickerson recently
had bad tall and is confined to her
bed. Although blind and over 80
years old she has knit over 200 pairs
of mittens for the boys at Good Will
Farm. East Bowdoin Sunday school
last Sunday voted to send her a note
Of sympathy and a dozen oranges.
Horace Purinton of Richmond is
helping his father, Emery Purinton
in his maple orchard
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PALMYRA

J. 0. Fortier and Henry Mullen
OF East Hampton. Mass. were Wis.,
itors at Earl Parkman's Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Fortier and Mr..
Mullen are moving to their new
home In Corinna.
The family of ]. b. Lampher are
quarantined. Mrs. Lampher and
son. Merle. both being i'll with
scarlet fever.
G. +. Parkman and daughter, Ed
ma, returned to their home in CORN
ma, tuesday. after visit to rela-
tives in town.
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WIyITEFIELD

Miss Phemie Ware returned to her
school Monday, after passing a three
weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Ware. Her
mother who has been very ill for
some time is gaining slowly.
w. A. Kennedy and son are doing
quite a business in their shop re-
pairing autos. .
Whitefield town meeting was post
poned one week on account of bad
weather. 1t will be held Monday,
March 14th.
Pomona Grange met with Arlington
Grange Tuesday March Sth..
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SURANCE

The committee on Mercantile Az
fairs and Insurance will give publl'
in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, at Q 2. H.
on the following:
l. An Act relating to licenses 10Y
lightning rod agents
2. An Act relating to life insur
ance for minors and the surrender VI
such insurance. :.
3. An Act to amend Chapter ="
Section SIS, Paragraph of the NJ
vised Statutes. relating to INSURANCE
on glass. =
s. II. CRABTREE, Sec
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WEST GARDINER

POND ROAD-Erwin Cole passed
Sunday at his homo here.
Arson Gradex Of Middletown, Ct,
Is a guest Of W. H. Spaulding.
Earl Norton was the guest Sum
day of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Norton.
Mrs. Carrie Jaqueth Of Gardner
Is working at p. r. Lunt's.
r.. w. Smith, who has been work.
ing In Lisbon Falls the past winter,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. r. N. Smith and daughter.
Eleanor, who has been stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Mary Weston,
returned Monday to their home
here.
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TOWNS

The committee on Towns will give
a public hearing in its rooms at The
State House, in Augusta, on
THU RSDAY, MARCH 10, 1891 :?
T. NJ, on the following:
An Act to incorporate the town Of
An Act relating to road commits
sfoners in the town of Bar Harbor.
An Act authorizing towns to unite
for the purpose of employing a super
intendent of highways and bridges
An Act to incorporate the Mere
Point Village Corporation.
An Act. to repeal the act incorporaI'
ing the town of Hurricane Isle.
ERNEST H. EMERY, Sec
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs will
give public hearing in it's rooms at
the State House, in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, MARCH II. 1921. at
p. M. on the following:
Resolve, authorizing the Governor
and Council to make settlement for
howage damages on Indian Island, Pc
nobscot River, Old-Town.
E. H. BLANCHARD. Sec.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAH
ciAL AFFAIRS

The committee on AppropriatlOh',
and Financial Affairs will give pus
lie hearing in the Council Champsf an
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. I. ~
the following: e..,.
An Act to amend Section 80, Sn .;ns
ter Q. of the Revised Statutes, reiauA'
to the State Contingent Fund. ,..,on
Resolve, making an appropri4sssTn.
for printing and binding adjutant s ssis
erals report for 1917, 1918 anp 49,
fwar period). - ~
Resolve, to purchase 500 COPE, .ir.
the Public Letters of John r''
field" III
REX w. DODGE Sec
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PITTSTON

NORTH-Mrs. Martha Crosby who
has been staying with her daughter.
Mrs. George Sparrow, Is in Portland
for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green of Wa
teryille were guests of their father,
c. K. Green Friday evening.
Wild ducks have been seen in w.
Ii. Jewett's meadow for several days.
These. with the coming of pussy will
lows and chickadees seem sure signs
OF spring being on its way
The Kings Daughters will hold
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COMM ERcE

The COMMITTEES on Commerce 4
give a public hearing in its roo'n
the State House, in Augusta, on 30
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. 1921, a. -
p. NJ, on oss
Senate ~. Memorial to Consst,rrc
Relating to the adoption of the lnr rsss
system by the United states Cohsssc
JOHN III. MAXWELL ~
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Willis e. Hamilton

Willis e. Hamilton died at his home
in Franklin street about midnight af-
ter long illness. He was born in
Swanville, son Of Joseph E. and Es-
Their (Stearns) Hamilton. and was s.
years and II months old. For years
he has been the only florist in Waldo
county, doing business in Belfast. He
is survived by his wife and by a
daughter. Mrs. Herbert L. Seekins
and a son Everett Hamilton of Bel
fast. Funeral services will be held
Saturday at the residence at 2 p. NJ,
Rev. g. c.. Sauer of the Baptist
church officiating assisted by Rev.
Alfred c. Elliott of the North Con-
gregational church.
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TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will gise
a public hearing In its room at ms
State House, in Augusta, on -, .
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16, lszL
p. NJ, on the following: ~, a,
s. An Act to repeal Chapter ivo :, "a
the Public Laws of 1919, relating ~ "
exemption from taxation of the piVp
erty of war veterans.
EDGAR NJ. CHERRY Sec
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to users Of Jiffy-Jen

Fruit servings at this season are
generally expensive.
Jify-Jelfcosts you a triiae. 1t
costs no more than o1d-style
desserts with the havors in dry
form.
1t brings you real fruit and in
plenty. You prepare in jiffy.
These havors have won mil
lions. Let them win you.
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SOUTH GARDINER

SOUTH-The Ladies' Aid will
have a food sale at their vestry on
Cannard street Wednesday afternoon,
March 9.
Mrs. Sadie Annis has gone to Au-
burns
Friends of Irving Hunt, who re-
Gently underwent surgical treatment
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Committee Hearings
pusLIc HEALTH

The committee on Public Health will
give public hearing in: its room at
TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1921, at 2
p. M, on the following:
An Act relating to the protection of
the public health.
An Act to prevent the marriage of
persons having syphilis.
LANGDON 4. SNIPE, Sec.
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their meeting Thursday, March 10,
with Mrs. Enza Cooper, "a Kinder
hook street, Randolph.
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. H. Grand were in
attendance at the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Della Watson at Chelsea.
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for appendicitis at the Gardiner Gem
erai hospital, win be pleased TO learn
that he is reported to be doing NICE
~.
Miss Alice Manser of Richmond. q
former teacher in the grammar
school. was a weekend guest Of
friends in town.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS

The committee on Public. Buisismasr..
and Grounds will give pubic 10
ing In Its rooms at the State Houss'
Angus ia, on an
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, at +. ~ I'M.
Resolve for maintenance anu
proyement of State park. csc.
CLYDE II. SMITH ~
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Principal Welch of Fryeburg
Academy has made the announce
ment of class parts as follows: Vale
dictory, May Charles, North Frye
burg; salutatory, Geraldine Mason,
Fryeburg; essay, Nellie Clement,
Brownfield; grafton, Harold Eastman,
Fryeburg.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors, the employees Of the H. &
w. Co., the fraternal organisations
and all who we're 80 kind to US In our
recent bereavement. We also APP
preciate the beautiful floral tributes.
MRS. C. e. ARTHUR and FAMILY.
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Abundant Health is assured when
there is good blood In the veins.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medicine to
make good blood. Begin taking il
now. It is just what the sytem needs
at this time and will do you great
good. Sharpens the appetite, steadtes
the nerYeS.-AdY. =
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: Mold offers

Buy from your grocer six
packages Jiffy-Jell in assorted
favors. Cut out the Cd trade
marks in the circle on front
of packages. Send them with
the coupon and we will mail the
mold shown above. Will also
mail a catalog of all other
molds and gifts.
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GARDINER

Mrs. M. g. Mclean of Wood
stock. N. B.. is visiting at the home
of her lister, Mrs. Annie Croaby,
Randolph.
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VASSALBORO
z. e. Clark.

GETCHELLiS CORNER-Edward
Everett Clark of this place passed
away Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The funeral services will be held. FRI
day morning at 1880.
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PETTICOATS

PETTICOATS
Our line of new models
in PetticOats is worthy
of your a tt n ito n.
Black and colOrs
SIPS upwards
All Silk Jersey Petit
coats, nothing better
on the market S4.98
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For Colds, Grip or influenza

and as Preventive, take GROVES Lax
alive BROMO oUININE Tablets, The
genuine bears the signature of e. w.
Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO). soc
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Dear Patron:-

Dear Patron:-
This is to let you know that the
Strand Theatre will offer as it's fea-
turc attraction today the Screen
Classics, Inc. polarization of 1.-The
Best of Luck" This is one of the
photoplay sensations of the season,
adapted from the celebrated Drury
Lane melodrama which thrilled Eng
lish audiences in London. An all
star cast appears in 1.-The Best of
Luck" 1t is headed by Jack Holt,
Kathryn Adams, Lille Leslie and
Fred Malatesta.
The story is intensely dramatic,
filled with pulse quickening climaxes
and is, in short, one of those pictures
which makes you hold on to your
seat. Be sure to see it.
The International News opens the
bill and the comedy, Their First
Tintype," closes.
Very truly yours.
A. J. BURNS, Strand Theatre.
dvy
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John Opera House Today Mack Sen.
nett's "A Small Town idol."( A Plot
Glorified with Girls)

1t takes a youth, removes him, in
nocent, but in disgrace, from his
small town home; it sets him adrift
in great city, gives him job in a
motion picture studio and a leading
woman to adore; it releases the
tongue of SANDER at home and breaks
the heart of his trusting country girl;
it restores him as a mighty screen
hero of a Western melodrama and
composes all his difficulties in ro-
nance of tender beauty. All this is
garlanded with thousand girls Of
typical Sennett beauty projections.
Such, in faint, inadequate synopsis
is this latest six-reel achievement
from the hands of the maker of
Mickey" Pathe News and comedy
follow.-Adv.
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Miss Helen Prescott is visiting in
Portland.
George H. Knowlton has been pass
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+. S. SMITH & co.
Gardiner, Me.
Items of interest for
thrifty folks Friday
and Saturday.
New Jersey Suits, all
wool, tans, cop, and
brown $500 ca.
89c APRONS

89c APRONS
Ladies' KimOnO
Aprons Sale 69c ca.
La die s. Longcloth
Night Gowns with blue
shirring, sizes Is and
II, Sale 69c
Lot Of sc in. Percales
for Friday and Satur-
day selling 14c yd.