davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

ret Townsend, of Cambridge, Mass. In
the West Twenty second Street house
the woman was known only as Mrs
Fay"
The Identification was made BY the
landlady of the -ooming house and
Harry F. Townsend, of Cambridge,
Mass, a brother of the slain woman.
Following the discovery of the wom-
ans body, which was in a state of de-
composition when found beneath the
rafters of the house. Captain Arthur
Carey, head of the New York homicide
squad, also found several documents in
a suit case in the room occupied by
Mrs. Fay Among these papers were
the fragments of letter which was
addressed from 1852 Pearl Street, Cam
bridge, Mass.
The Cambridge police were notified
and Harry F. Townsend. q former resi-
dent at the Pearl Street address. came
to New York to assist the police. He
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lakes. Later Mrs. Eastlake is said to
nave asked her to leave.
She went away but returned and
again visited the Eastlakes. Mrs. East
lake said she was afraid of the woman,
nelghbors said to-day.
the police found blood-s ained pis-
tol, hatchet with blood on the handle
and bloody clothing in the Eastlake
home. They also found a raincoat,
said to belong to Miss Knox, in the
dining room Of the Eastlake home
This also had blood stains on it, the
police say.
There were blood spots on Miss
knox's clothing, but the woman sad
they probably were made when she saw
Mrs. Eastlake lying dead on the floor
and she tried to help her.
Eastlake and Miss Knox were heav-
lily guarded after coroner's jury
charged them with killing Mrs. East
lake. There is strong feeling against
the pair here. and they were hurried
away to the county jail under strong
guard.
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Insanity Blamed in Many
Cases Of Stormy Homes

Chief Magistrate William McAdoo
yesterday announced that beginning
October 4 special bureau will be es-
tablished at the Domestic Relations
Court on East Fifty-seventh Street for
the examination of the mentality OF
persons whose sanity is questioned by
magistrates or probation officers.
Magistrate McAdoo said the need for
such bureau became apparent when
it was noted that many family dis
putes are the result of abnormalcy,
degeneracy, or disturbed mental state
of enc or both of the principals.
The bureau will be under charge
of Dr.. NJ. P. Gregory, head of the psy-
chiatric department of the Post Grad
uate Hospital and the psychopathic de-
partment at the Bellevue Hospital He
will be assisted by four specialists and
q social worker,
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Vaudeville Actor Bankrupt

Frank Fay. vaudeville actor and
manager. living at 11S West Forty
eighth Street, fled, voluntary petition
in bankruptcy in the Federal District
Court yesterday. He gave his labli-
ties as o7oO, and declared that he
had no assets other than his clothes,
valued at $780,
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her and bit her left arm 1t then at
tackled and bit Sister Mary Francis.
AS Cannon entered the kitchen the
dog sprang at him and bit him on the
side of the face. The policeman,
drawing his revolver, drove the dog
into a corner OF the room, where he
fired q shot and killed it.
All those bitten had their wounds
cauterized at the City Hospital. where
they were attended bv pr. Herman
Borshaw. The body of the dead ami
NAL was sent to the society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 20 Animals,
where its head was removed.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Brother Identifies
Body OF Girl Found
Mysteriously Slain
Woman Known Only by
Name Mrs. Fay Was Miss
Margaret Townsend, of
Cambridge, Picture Shows

Detectives attached to the homicide
squad announced last night that the
body of the woman who was found
slain on last Wednesday night in an
attic closet Of the rooming house at
341 West Twenty Street had
been identified as tnac of Miss Marea-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

Amsterdam Avenue and 1f2th Street,
A M-1he Holy Communion
10 10 \. NJ Morning PRAYER
II a. M.-Preacher. Dean Robbins
j. M.-Preacher Rev. VIM Henry Owen.
na'iy Services, 7.3o A NJ. 5 p NJ
Choral except Monday and Saturday,
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REFORMED CnvnCH OF HARLEM

IcnoN A'enue aud 121d Street.
Rev. EDGAR TlLToN Jr. D. y Minister
IL A M.-tommunion and reception ~
new members.
T. M. - Harvest .Nnsic "A Song OF
THANKSGIVING" BY J u Maurder
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Church of The Heavenly Rest

Fifth Avenue. above 4sth Street.
Kew. flerbert Shlpman. DID,. Rector.
A. M.-Holy Communion
II p rM'-hoiy Communion and Sermon.
DR.. Shlpman will preach.
T. M.-Rev Edward e. Matthew'S
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DR.. S. PARKES CADMAN

"DISARNAMFNT Bedford Branch
Y. NJ. c. A. ll2l nedford Az. Brooklyn.
SUNDAY. 40 +. 81. Men only Free
Greatest Mems Meeting in Greater y Y
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Religious Announcements
BAPTIST
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th Street.
PASTOR |. NJ. HALDEMAN, D. D.
DR.. HALDEMAN has returned

DIR. HALDEMAN has returned to
the city and will occupy his pulpit
morning and evening.
- A. M.-"PAUL IN THE WICKEDEsr
CITY On EARTH. HIS MINISTRY 4
STEAD OF 4 sAcR1F1crAL cHRisr.
RPIMs KEBTAE Eo TO TIE PKEACHEK WHO
RATING THE SINNER FROM sODoM
aSD MSKlNG nm IP TO "A SAVING
n1M1EATSoS ~ asSsaESTs: aHsSSSssaHSTsS TGE TGn
sTsTEs IN rFH FIJI or TRE YSTHP Tp
TALLACIoIS HOPE OF World PEACE
w WHIaE pIn THE rEAGE-MAKER ,l55 is AWAY;
SoMEs GO ME FEfGE TIL HHE'sT
AT WORLD PEACE NOW A SIGN THE
COMING OF THE LORD DRAVETH
NIGH"
At the close OF evening service DR..
ms'dsman his ns ho". viii distribute 100 copes Of
OUR LORD RISE FROM THE DEAD?"
An answer to the teaching that He rose
on Saturday. tho Jewish Sabbath, and not
on tho First Day of tho week.
Friday Night October :. 8 o'clock.
"Trowel in ono hand-sword in the other
nesti.xi Ths is ,s one 20 of the greatest spiritual
part.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
S; E. COR: 92D ST. & AMSTERDAM AVE.
Frank M. Coodchild, D. D., Pastor.
1.-The third article Of new creed.
lhe Person and Work of Jesus
Chris"
S--"The Heroism OF Christ"
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Madison Ave. at 31st St.
George Caleb Moor, D. D.. Minister
livery Sunday at II A. NJ. and s p NJ
'IlEAvENLY HARMoN1Es' 't5'f''S OF THE HE
HOLY CITY"
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
to West 46th st.
Sunday. i A. NJ.
Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin. D. D.
Sunday School and womens Glass, $40
Mems Mems Glass;. Class s:+9mMr. ss-, Carrde,,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Branch Of The Mother Church, Tho Firss
Church Of Christ, Scientist. in Boston, M..sa-
ehusetts. Services: Sunday. II A. .AsPM.
Wednesday. p NJ. In the new Church Ed;ece.
eEast @Sd Street. Reading Room, Flatiron Bldg.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
The Community Church of N. Y.
LYRIC THEATER. 213 W. 42d st.
il A. M,-JOHN HERMAN RANDALL
can Our Religion Stand the Test Of Facts ,"
S:l6 p M.-FORUM-Church House.
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sOCIETY OF FRlrNDs

EAstr.. X 4 GK &e.,..s sa,...r, e.. ( l-a.a
d. - 80 =
f-t So, II
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS M..uss
TOR ~orthip. ii o.. 2al East 18Th
Aaitas ana lle Schernisrhars s.. Rroos "a
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PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Fifth Avenue. 18th and 18th Sta
Rev. George Alexander D. d
NJ minister's Kew. Harry Emerson Fosdick D. y.
Rev Thomas Guthrie Speers
N:45 A. M.-Sunday School.
IL 90 4. M.-Dr. Alexander
400 +. M.-Communion
500 =. M-Mr. Speers
Midweeh Service, Wednesday at 8P NJ
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REFORMED
Collegiate Church OF New York

THE MIDDLE CHURCH.
Second Avenue and Seventh Street.
Rev. Edgar Franklin Romig Minis,e,
Will preach at-l1 A. NJ and 5 p n
THE MARBLE CHURCH
Fifth Avenue ana Twenty ninth Street.
Rev David James BIrrcll. u. p. Minis.Ar,
IL A. M.-Dr. Purreli Will preach
Subject: The Red Trail
Sacrament of tho Lords Supper will be
administered
7so T M-Organ recital with violin.
i. M-Address by Fred Il Smith
Subject: Moral Robbery"
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHoLAS
Fifth Avenue and Forty eighth Street
Malcolm James Macleod. Minister
The regular services will he resumed on
Sunday Or. Macleod Will preach al IL
= NJ. and j. NJ
$50 l.. Morgan Recital.
THE WEST END CHURCH.
vast End Ave. and Seventy y-seventh street.
Rev Henry Evcrtson Cobb n u Minir,er.
VIII preach at II A. NJ and 4:3n p NJ
4:3O p. NJ. the Choir Will sing The WILL
derness.' by Sir John Goss.
l.3o r M.-Young Peoples Society
TIE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH.
Fort W Washington Ave. and lslst ST.
All Seats Free.
Rev. Irving II BERG. - d Minister
wiz preach
II a M.-'The Aim of Existence"
+. N-"A ajusting our losses
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
ST. GEORGES CHURCH

Stuyvesant SQunrr,
18th Street. EnsS Of Third Avenue
Rev. DR.. KARL IRELAND. Rector,
a. M. Holy Communion
II, Holy Communion. Sermon (Rector,
P. Nj, Evening Prayer and Address
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Church of the Beloved Disciple

Soth St. between Madison and York Avs
Rev. GEO. r. VAN DE WATER. D. D..
Rector
Holy Communion. 9. Morning Prayer ! 0.
Holy Communion and scrrnon by rector /
CHORAL Evensons and address by Rev. John
Acworth 4
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH

Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Madison Ave. at 31st St.
George Caleb Moor, D. D.. Ministc,
livery Sunday at II A. NJ and p NJ.
a series of Sunday Eve Sermons on
"IEAVENLY HARMONIES OF THE
HOLY CITY,
Sunday. Oct. 2, The Youth without Age.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
A Branch Of The Mother Church. Tho F;r,t
Church Of Christ, Scientist. in Boston, Ms,sa-
ehusetts. Services: Sunday. II A. M. AsP.M.
Wednesday. P. NJ. In the new Church Ed;ace.
o East <Sd Street Reading Room, Flatiron Bldg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-01

Howard Crowell, Riverside: Sd, w.
T. Gardiner, Gardiner.
Varieties-1st, n. c. True, Litch-
field; I'd, n. G. True. Litchfield; Sd,
Graves Bros, Sidney.
Sweepstakes-1st, w. T. Gardiner,
Gardiner
Peas. First Yield-1st. A. S. Cottle,
Oakland; Cd. A. S. Cottle, Oakland;
Sd, /. r. Harvey. Litchfield.
Early Market Peas-1st. c. A.
Waite, Sidney: I'd. A. 9. Cottle. Oak
land; Sd. n. c. True, Litchfield.
Late Market-1st, c. A. Waite, Sid
ney; I'd. A. s. Cottle, Oakland; Sd, w.
7. Gardiner, Gardiner
Oats, Early-1st. B. r. Small,
LitchfieId; I'd, Graves Bros, Sidney;
Cd. George +. Wheeler. Waterville.
Wheat-1st w. T. Gardiner. Gardi-
ner; Cd. George Wheeler, Waterville.
Barley-1st, Graves Bros, Sidney
Rye-1st, A. S. Cottle. Oakland,
Buckwheat-J. Q. Peck, WinsloW;
I'd, F. S. Lewis, Oakland; Sd, A. s.
Cottle, Oakland.
Oats, Sweepstakes-1st. B. r
Small, >Litchfield.
Sheaf Oats-1st. George e. Wheel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-01

err Waterville; ID, A. S. Cottle. Oak
land: Sd. Kenton Schwartz, Winth-
rop.
Sheaf Rye-1st, A. S. Cottle, Oak
land.
Sheaf Wheat-1st, W T, Gardiner,
Gardiner.
Apples, Baldwins--1st, F. w. Lee,
Augusta; %, Graves Bros. Sidney;
Sd, W. W. Jones. China; 4th, W. j.
Seavey. Monmouth.
Mackintosh-1st. Mrs. Virginia
Jones, South China: I'd, F. w. Lee,
Augusta; Sd. Graves Bros, Sidney.
Northern Spy-lst, w. E. Reynolds,
Monmouth; Cd. D. S. Clement. VIM
throp; Sd, D. L. Jones, Winthrop.
r. I. Greenings-1st, Graves Bros,
Winthrop: I'd, A. w. Hawkes.. Man
chester; Sd, I. L. Jones, South China.
Tompkins-1st. c. A. Waite, Sid
ney: I'd, D. S. Clement. winthrop; Sd,
F. Fl. Smith, Winthrop.
Nodhead-1st, James McDavid. Au-
gusta; Cd, D. S. Clement, Winthrop;
Sd, Graves Bros, Sidney.
Stark-1st, w. ]. Leavitt. Mon
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NORTH AUGUSTA

!. Mrs. Ida Whitten will entertain the
Christmas club at the home of her
mother. Mrs. j. G. Wilton on the
Townsand road, "Wednesday after
noon. 1t is hoped there will be a
good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson Of
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Mitchell and three children, were
guests recently to Mrs. Mitchelrs
mother. Mrs. Dora Mitchell. on the
Belgrade road.
Mrs. Daniel Scribner and Mrs. Ar
chic Scribner were Sunday guests at
the home of Mrs. A. E. Wilton.
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mouth; 2nd, E. Z. Cottle, Oakland;

mouth: 2nd. E. Z. Cottle, Oakland;
Sd, Pine Rock Farm, South China.
Ben Davis-1st, F. s. Penney. Wa
chester: Sd. Fl. c. Parlee. Monmouth
Canadian Red-1st, W. +. Rey-
nolds, Monmouth: md, G. A. Col
burn, Augusta; Sd, E. a. Whitney,
Winthrop.
Delicious-1st, Pine Fock Farm,
South China: md. S. A. Miller, Man
chester.
Fumous--1st, Graves Bros, Sid
ney: End. E. b. Stackpole. Augusta.
Gano--1st. +. w. Lee. Augusta;
2nd, w. w. Jones. South China; Sd.
L. B. Stackpole, Augusta.
Golden Russet LIST, Kenton
Schwartz. Winthrop.
Milding-1st, G. A. ColburH. Au-
gusta.
Opalescent-1st, d. S. Clement,
Winthrop.
Roxbury-1st, F.'s. Penney, Wa
terville; md, E. E. Stackpole, Au-
gusta: Sd, F. E. Perley. VasAlboro.
Tolman Sweets-1st. Graves Bros,
Oakland; 2nd. E. 3. Stackpole. Au-
gusta; Sd, G. A. Colburn. Augusta.
Wagner-1st. d. S. Clement, Win
threp; End, S. E. Packard, East Win
throp; I'D, A. w. Hawkes., Man-
chester.
Wealthy-1st, F. w. Lee. Augusta.
Wolf River-1st. Graves Bros, Sid
ney; 2nd, A. w. Hawkes., Mahches-
ter; Sd, I. T.. Jones, South China.
Yellow Bsllhower - list. Graves
Bros. Sidney; End, c. A. Waite. Au-
gusta; Sd, S. E. Packard, East Win
throp.
Pears-1st. E. A. Cottle. Oakland.
Prince Of the kitchen-1st. +. A.
Cottle, Oakland.
Oakland: End. n. c. True. IItchfield.
Lady Apple-1st, Pine Rock Farm.
South China.
York Imperial-1st +. II. Smith,
Winthrop.
Rome Beauty-1st, +. H. Smith,
Winthrop: 2nd, $. A. Miller, Man
chester; Sd, +. S. Penney. Water
Vile; 18th. Ada Miller, Manchester.
Crabapple-1st, S. A. Miller, Man.
chester. ..
Arctic Baldwin--1st, S. A. Miller,
Manchester.
Shiewassia Beauty-1st, +. NJ.
Lenfast. Manchester.
Pear Maine SWEETEST, E. NJ. Len
fast. Manchester.
Grand sachem-ist, f. B. Stack
pole, Augusta.
Maiden Blush-1st, f. B. Stack
pole, Augusta.
Pewauke-1st, S. w. Fogs, Read
field.
Mann-1st, s. W. Fogg. Readfield.
Blue Pear Maine-1st. T. B. Perley,
vassalboro; End. A. H. Austin, Vas
salboro.
Pommie Gris-1st. f. B. Perley,
Fassalboro.
N. w. Greening- LIST. Pine Rock
Farm, South China Dad, Harry
Mitchell, China.
Arctic--1st. E. N. Lenfast, Man
chester.
Pound SWEETEST. r. B. Pefley,
Vassalboro.
Rockwood-1st. E. p. Mckenzie,
Belgiude.
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the same amount The window Is
worthy the attention of anyone in
terested in home economics.
Overheard In tho Street

The proprietor of a Water street
business was chatting with a friend
while standing near where q workman
was completing his job.
Along came a friend Of the work
man and engaged In conversation.
The chat was evidently interesting for
soon the workman's tool was idle,
while the talk went merrily along
with the clock.
The proprietor stood It as lonc as
ne thought absolutely necessary Then
to the visitor he spoke:
II am paying that man SO day to
do that work and he doesn't need one
darned bit Of entertainment" en-
phasizing his words with his fingers.
The conversation then closed and
the job was then completed.
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to Old Scotch company, land on
Wade street; Hiliare Poulin to An
seine FoIntaine land and build
ings, on Yorke street; E. e. Newbert
to Hiram c. Ladd, land on Riverside
drive; ]. s. Norton to ]. A. Perrea-
ult, land on .NortherR avenue.
Benton-Clyde L. Tozier to Leon
ard L. Davis, land.
China-James A. Mclaughlin to
H. E. and Diana E. Miller. land and
buildings: Charles E. Jackson to
Roy l.. Clifford. land; Charles e.
Jackson to Lizzie E. Pullen, land and
buildings.
Clinton-Arthur McNalley to Liz
zie NJ. Beane, land and buildings
Perle H., Watson to Harold Watson,
land and buildings: Cora NJ. Lewis
to Leon Gibson, land
F'ayette-kate NJ. Bisbee TO Eva L.
Berry. land
Gardiner-Genevieve Palmer to
Mary NJ Aver, land and buildings on
Liberty street. Ameline A. Beedle TO
Raphael and Annie NJ. Joncas. land
and buildings; Genevieve Palmer to
Charles II. Williams, land; Alice E.
Lawrence John A. Mccormick,
land on Oak street; Roy A. Hutch
inss to Charles II. Hutchings, land
| and buildings on Hazeltine street.
Monmouth--Clair E. Wing to a. W.
Black. land.
Oakiand-Annie r. Ellis to Abner
D. Clement, land; Philip Shornier to
Annie b. Ellis. land and buildings;
Chester A. E. Winslow to Ellen Nc
| CARNEY, land.
Pittston-Moody c.. Thomas A. and
Mary L. Beckwith to Fred e. Gray,
| land and buildings; Paul Tosch 20
| Charles II. Roth, land and buildings.
| Rome-Edward A. Farnham to
| Eta NJ Farnham, land.
Tienna-John T. Melcher to Char
| born to John and Lylli Louma,
| land; f. n. Allen TO Hans Swenson
| land; Charles H. Pierce to Hans
| Swenson, land.
| Waterville-Annie z. Storr to John
| G.. Jordan and Charles L. Macomber,
| land; Alphonse Laliberte to Ledulie
| Laliberte, land on Water street: Ma
| polCOn Beaudoin to Sara York. land;
Mary f. Simpson to Charles Quirion
and Marie Gilbert, land
Wayno--Charles II. Barker to
Wayne Realty company, land; Lead
better heirs to Charles D. Lincoln,
| land.
West Gardiner-Mary f. Wakefield
| to Ivan e. Cooling. land.
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Both Are Necessary for Best Results
Thousands Now Take Ironized
Yeast in Convenient Tablet Form

were eating yeast for health. have found
that yeast brings far better and quicker
results when It is taken with iron.
Through this splendid combination OF
tontcs. now embodied In Ironized Yeast.
folks who for years suffered with loss of
strength. nervousness. anamia. thinness
and other rundown conditions. are
regaining glorious health and strength
almost as II by magic.
run down bodies with just the elements
they nced-vitamines and iron. These
two substances have been found abso-
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KENNEBEc co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past
lister of deeds at the court house:
Augusta-Frank A. Raynes to Q.
b. Frost Co. land and buildings on
Grove street: James j. Conley to
Hannah M. Brown, land and build
ings on Bridge street; Harriet c.
Messer to Rosetta f. Newcomb, land
and buildings: Aleanor NJ. Colby to
Charles w. Hutchinson. land and
buildings on Grove street; George
w. Wadleigh and c. w. Cummings
to Cornelius Keenan,, land on Am
herst street; o. Is. Frost company
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DON'T TAKE YEAST
WITHOUT IRON!

lutely essential to good health. Yet the
modern diet in many cases. Is almost en-
tirely lacking in them. No wonder so
many thousands OF men xand women be-
come sicltly. run down, and old before
their time.
Ironized Yeast Is performing what
seem like actual miracles everywhere. In
many cases 1t brings noticeable i'm
provement in two or three days. Enjoy
the clear skin. sparkling eyes, rugged
strength and health Of youth! Get IRON
lied Yeast today! Sold at all druggists
in patented santiago packages. Each
contains 10 days treatment and costs
only dollar-(just Zoe. a day. or no
more per dose than ordinary yeast Spa-
cal directions for children in each pack
age. Made by the Ironized Yeast COM
pany. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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SHOP NOTES

A striking object lesson In the in
creased purchasing power of the
American dollar is now being given
n one of the windows OF the
Weber & Hewett store. What $40
will buy is taken as the base Of the
display. On one side of the window
is shown what $40 would buy Is
months ago and on the other side
what the same amount viii buy to-
day A hundred pounds Of sugar. Is
months ago. cost $2S but today~4o0
pounds and more may be bought for
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kENNEBEC COUNTY
PROBATE COURT
nov1d1t

The following business has been
transacted at adjourned sessions Of
the probate court:
OF Justin f. Brown. late Of Clin-
ton. William w. Merrill of Fairfield,
executor; CT Olive J. Bragg, late of
Oakland, Mabel H. Stevens, of Oak
land. executrix: Of Allan G. L. Bart
lett, late Of Winthrop, Edith NJ. Bart
lett Of Winthrop, executrix.
Administrations granted-Of the
estate Of William E. vigue, late of
Oakland, Annie M. Vigue and John
B. Vigue. both OF Oakland. admins
traitors; of the estate of f. Franklin
Ingraham, late OF Waterville. Arthur
l.. Handy of Augusta. administrator
de bonis non with will annexed; Of
the estate Of Agnes Schryner, late Of
Fayette. Charles L. Andrews of Au
gusta. public administrator.
:. Conservator appointed-Of Esther
N. Lovejoy, of Gardiner. Charles f.
Hamilton of Gardiner. conservator,
Accounts allowed-First and final
account of Edith Lunt Smith. execu-
trix OF the will of Warren Dorr late
of Gardiner: first account Of l.. T.
Carleton, administrator with will
annexed Of the estate Of Edith NJ.
Douthwright. late of Winthrop.
Inventories filed-In the estates Of
Melton L. Bickmore. late OF Albion.
Papers filed for notice-First and
final account Of Lottie NJ. McPhee.
ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate Of Mary
l.. Graves, late of Gardiner; petition
Of distribution Of the estate of Mary
l.. Graves. late Of Gardiner: final ac-
count Of Samuel E. Chaplin, admins
traitor with will annexed of the es-
tate Of Harriet NJ. Chaplin, late of Au-
gusta; petition for assessment Of in
heritance tax on the estate of John
NJ. Weaver. late Of Belgrade; filed by
Roscoe Walsworth, one of the admin
istrators: petition for distribution Of
estate of John NJ. Weaver late of Bel
grade, filed by Roscoe Walsworth one
OF the administrators: final account OF
Mary F.. Williams ct ais, administra 7
tors Of the estate of John M. Weaver.
late Of Belgrade: final account: OF
Sarah H. INary exeuutriX Of the will
Of Mary Jane Stackpole late Of Au-
gusta; petition for assessment of in
heritance tax in the estate of Mary
Jane Stackpole filed by Sarah III.
Leary executrix: petition of distribu-
ton Of the estate Of Mehtable K.
Hallett, late Of Oakland. filed by
Ernest H. Hallett. administrator: pc
tition for assessment Of inheritance
tax Of Francois Brochu. executor OF
the will Of Antoine Brochu late of
Waterville: petition for distribution
Of Francois Brochu executor of the
will of Antoine Brochu. late Of Water
vile: final account Of Francois Bro
chu, executor of the will OF Antoine
Brochu. late Of Waterville: final ac-
count Of Alfred J. Turcotte. guardian
of Romeo Laliberte Of Waterville:
first account Of Alfred ]. Turcotte.
guardian Of Alfred Bolduc. minor Of
Waterville: petition for assessment
Of inheritance tax in the estate of
Julia A. Norris. late Of Mt. Vernon
filed by Nellie E. Clough. administra-
trix; petition for distribution of the
estate Of Julia A. Norris, late Of Mt.
Vernon. filed by Nellie e. Clough. ad-
ministratrix.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-01

The regular meeting of the Gen.
Poor Ladies' Auxiliary will be held
at I. o. O., +. hall this Tuesday eve
ming at 500. First nomination Off
GERS will be held and members Of de-
gree staff are asked to be present as
there will be a rehearsal. The en-
tertainment committee has a fine
surprise in store for the members and
Chevaliers. Refreshments will be
served in the banquet hall at the
close Of the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Brown
have returned from q very pleasant
1o-days automobile trip through sew
eral states. They left home on Oct.
1s. motoring to Winchester. Mass.
where they Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Sew
all e. woodman and in the latter's
machine went through the Berkshres
to Albany, Buffalo. Syracuse. Niaga-
ra, Watkins Glen, then into Pennsyl-
vania and through the coal regions to
Scranton, on through the Delaware
Gap to New York city. They made
the remainder of the trip through
Connecticut. through Springfield,
Worcester and home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-01

a pin OF knife into the flesh. Not only
hard corns or soft corns but every
kind of corn or callus surrenders to
"GetsIt" and 'peels right off. 1t
takes just few seconds to stop the
pain with two or three drops. Go to
your druggist today. Get bottle of
"Gets-It." Costs but a trifie every
where. Your money back If not sat
isfied. MID. by L. Lawrence G. Co,
Chicago.-Adv.
Sold in Augusta by John Coughlin
and u. Z. Goodrch.-AdY.