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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06
CLINTON
Fire At School House

About $50 Tuesday mdS0ing the
citizens were startled by the souno
ul the fire alarm. AS the pupils were
..ttytn- al the schoolhouse, one Oh
me high school boys, Wilmer Brack-
a. observed smoke arising from tEe
loot Of the building. The alarm was
quickly gwen and help mounted tne
root and extinguished it with niue
famage. The interior OF the IapoId-
tons, and ceilings were damaged some
what by water The fire appafehu!
caught from spark or cinder from
,lo chimney. The building carries an
insurance.
Laurel Rebckah Lodge will meet
IN regular session Thursday even
iar The musical and literary con-
rst VIII continue under the captains
Ms Annie Cotton md Mrs. Neiiie
aplcv. The members are asked 10
lunatc something toward refresh
,.onts This will count TO the creoi.
q. the one who so furnishes ana
should be reported to the captain
l.ahc member is asked to be Prepai
"a TO take part in the program.
The Willing workers OF INC A"p
.,st church will meet at the nome Oh
MS. I.lowellyn Decker. Frida! ai'el
loon for the purpose OF sewing
nsiness meeting WI be held. All
members are requested TO bc pFeseh'
!, nd to arrive carly so that q 'arse
amount Of work may tie accompiisneo'
Mrs. Urania Collins returned TO ner
home in Winterport Saturday from
he Russell hospital n Brewer. where
She submitted to a serious surgical
pperation. Her local friends Will De
c;ad to know that she is in favor
lie condition fro complete recov-
ery.
Mrs. Ophelia Reed left TUESDAY
corning for Haverhill. Mass. 10
Sl'cnd the winter at the home or ner
laughter. Mrs o. G. Johnson.
Miss Ella Pierce Of Waterville was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

Cram passed Thanksgiving in Water
vile with the formers son, Percy NJ.
Cram and family. Mrs. r. A. Cram
will remain for a few days visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth True and daughter,
Miss Fannie, also Lewis True and
family Of Gardiner passed Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. F. N.
Adams.
w. H. Booth Of Portland has been
a guest at the home Of George B.
Smith.
George A. Brann, Jr., of West
Gardiner has moved his family into
the Stone house here.
Herman and Donald Small Of
Waterville passed Thursday with
their father. E. w. Small and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Gilman passed
Thanksgiving day in Waterville.
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Goss were en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

4, guest Monday of Mrs. S. NJ. Ross
.na Mrs. o. p. Wheeler
Mrs. Martha Moore returned 10 ner
emo Yesterday after visiting rela-
t,,es in Winslow for a few days.
Rev. C. W. Turner of Bar Harbor
vas a visitor Tuesday at the home
o. Mr.. l. Cain.
Ray Holt of Boston who came sun
day afternoon to visit his parents
Air and Mrs. Wilbur Holt, has gone
TO Bangor on business.
Erwin Trask. representative OF the
FULLER Brush Co, will nave a oootn
at the Ladies' Aid sale. Thursday af-
fernoon for the demonstration OF his
goods. A percentage of his sales VIII
go to the society.
F. f. Whitman. George Hodgdon
end +. H. Wakely were In Pittsfleid.
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week under the auspices of the U. L. A.
s.. and in connection with the Christ
mas carnival: Walter Dillingham;.
dealer in real estate. Asa Morse; JEFF
ferson Ruggles, his father-in-law.
James Halliday: Robert Slocum. a
friend of the family. Russell Craig;
Charlie Brooks, neighbor, Horace
Buxton: Jim Ryan. a theatrical man
ager. Linwood Russell; Mrs. Ruggles.
wife IF Jefferson. Florence Buxton;
blanche Dillingham;. wife Of Walter.
Grace Craig; Dora Ruggles, in love
with Slocum. barbara Lancey; Eliza
beth Brooks, wife Of Charlie, Reta
Smiley: Valeska Bijon, a leading lady,
Lena Parsons.
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PITTSFIELD

Bert G. Bean has returned to his
home in Camden after visit with ms
mother. Mrs. Prudence Bean.
c. H. Hatch left Monday on bust
ness trip to Portland.
Mrs. Eva Conner left Monday Tor
Providence. r. l., where she will pass
the winter with Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Z. Tarbell.
G. r. Chadbourne OF Augusta, pri-
,ate secretary TO Governor Baxter who
passed the week end with relatives in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

Tie ncwH organized Young Peo-
Pies Baptist Union of the Free Bap-
list church, held their first meeting
sunday evening at six o'clock. con-
Quoted by group No. J. Ralph Colby
as leader OF that group. in charge.
The Union is divided into four
giouIs, one for each Sunday Of the
month. on the fifth Sunday the
older members. or honorary men,
bCrs. conduct the service.
This new branch OF church activi-
~ bids fair to be Of great value to
the church
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Harmony. left here Monday for Au-
gusta.
The Pittsfeld w. c. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. Belle Written at her home
on Franklin street Thursday after
noon, Dec. Z. Crusade Day will be OBJ
served. A paper on the STORY of the
Crusade" will be read by Mrs. Evelyn
Converse. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Belle Written. Mrs. Harriet Longley.
Mrs. Alice Tibbetts and Hattie En-
erson.
been stopping with his parents at Ca
naan for a few days. was a business
caller in town Tuesday.
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were guests Thursday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. z. r. Small
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Small Ind chill
dren and Miss Edith Small were
Thanksgiving guests Mt the. home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. I. X. Harvey.
Marshal and Ella Rogers nnd Lois
Fish. who are attending. normal
school. passed Thanksgiving at their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Packard and
daughter Martha. were Thanksgiving
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. T. Packard.
There will be an entertainment and
sale at the Plains church "Wednesday
evening. Dec. g. Fancy articles.
candy and sandwiches will be on
sale during the evening.
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FIRST PRlZE-S25.O0
Clio Chicott. q West 18th ST.,
SECOND pRlzE-s2ooo
Mrs. Hoxie Goodrich. Island yu
ans THIRD rnizE-sI5oo
Mrs. Maude s. Chiffon, 60 View
St. Franklin. n. II. Yes
Raneor Ne. . Yes
Prizes ' For SCHOOL CHiLDREN
FIRST PRIZE-$1J.OO
b. b. Havey. Bangor high
school junior. 163 Elm ST, ~
sang sEco Ns;6 rnizE-slo.oe 9
Louise Aver Vandiver. ,so7
South McDuffee St. Ander-
THIRD PRIzE-ss.oO
Nellie Allen. Stetson, Me-. Yes
FOURTH PKlZE-$7.OO
Laurene Highfield. Monaskon.
va CANDY P;nizEs
Lois Allen Robbins. 5S8 High
land Ave, Maiden, Mass. .... Yes
Miss Belle Witkin. 56S Chestnut
ST., Brightwood Station,
Springfield. Mass. ......... Yes
Frank A. Secord, World-Herald,
Mr um a. j. B Bush White ST.. Van
field, Mass. Yes
James NJ. Bum, so Safety Ave.
Southington. Conn. ...... Yes
NJ II. Hadley, 355 Willow St,
New Haven. Conn. .......... Yes
l.. A. Robbins, 5SS Highland
Ave-. Maiden, Mass. .......... Yes
Mrs +. Coyne. 800 8th ST.. Rock
Island, Ill. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yes
Goyle Boostrom, Lynn Haven.
tIOT1Qd %
d. VIM. Roth. p. 0. Box GOT.
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tertained Thanksgiving day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Hervey
Of Bowdoin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Trott enter
tanned Frank Gilman Thursday.
w. B. Frost has gone to Lewiston
to pass a week with his daughter,
Mrs. Z. A. Dugan.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodwin were
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill, Monmouth Center.
Oscar Williams, who has been in
Newport through the summer, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Skillin were en-
tertained Thursday in Augusta by the
latter's sister.
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FIRST PRIZE wINNER-MAY

Ponti. king of fairies. had blue. lamp.
Rays from this lamp had wonderful. powell.
1t lighted the way to health. PontI,
Even tho king of Faryland. would. I'LL. die
Should this be lost. It meant life TO-. fairies;
She took it one day from fairy. realms
Never had liked mortals and. ......... when
Down the path a child. .......... .appeareD
IN gee TO MS nome n III
Got out OF sight behind a..................b bic
Evergreen tree and left her. treasure
So the lamp lost to the fairies
The child found it and took. ............... 1T
In great glee to his home. ,............ Mimi,
OF course could not follow him .............sO
No in Fairyland it Again
People on earth saw the blue ......... lamp
Only as bottle of Powder, but. .......... so
Wonderful was this powder that. ....., now
Distress and suffering be. alleged.
Earth is best with the fairies treasure.
Rarer than jewels is Priests enchanted powder
With Cap
f, MAUDE LANCASTER, Sherman Mills, Me.
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FIRST PRIZE wINNER-APRIL

Prob'bly the richest in..............W inshiP
Richest that is. measured by the. .......... dollar
EVERYBODY calls him Raised .......... herE
81 was. Hdue MS PIE IN Dlueb rleS
Tall n saller-lookih, m meaner m. tunkeT
Somethn alters seemed the matter with his .nsdeS
t pea red s sid a. tried doctors but
Never hearn tell they stopped him. ac omplainN
"Durn en-: Sid say. vown' he'd been. .swindleD
uoy SEE
Ease your purse-strings 1p a.. LITTLE
See rake Priest's Powder 'ccordn t.. directions
,Twast a fortnit fore he showed. ....... interest
In somethin sides his symptoms. did .........
One day he was seen a-putterin round his sO
a ne was ..........................a WhistiN
P'raps folks wasn't 'stonished S.............keP
What fixed ye" they all queried. sid saw Psha "
Don't We know that famous preparation .durne d
Easy on the Observation-Disclosures curE
Round here everybody's talkin' bout ST n that
MARY f. COREY. With Cap
Bucksport, Me. care of Gardner & Co.
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Christ church; Meeting Of boys and
eals taking part in the Christmas
Pageant, to be given by the church
school arc asked to meet at the
parish house today wednesday, at
40 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

Regular meeting of for Il
Lodge so. 17a, y. T.. Q. p. Wedncs-
day evening Dee. G. \ large attend
ance is requested as Grand Warden
\ j Peters will be pre.ent and ad-
dress the meeting.
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FIRST PRIZE wINNER-JUNE

With apologies to John Kendrick Bangs, author OF
The Household the Styx"
Periclcs getting ready for a. .naP.
Rameses and Noah were losing .......... .theiR
Interest in the argument about. ........ Marcon1.
Even the select clubroom beyond. .-........ THE
StyX gets tiresome after thousand years.
The door opened. Charon entered Caesars ghost,
Such times." he exclaimed. I'm on the rocks.
It's long since had passenger ..............1
Nevern that ferry boat ............,,a again
.Do YOU know what's killed your business? ?" asked
Isaac Newton. "Oh yes" said Charon.. lew, II
Guess l know why few are. .crossinti.
Everyone earth is using -....,... spmE
Stuff called Indigestion Powder and nobody. dies
/ brought cried oh. if.....s ............l
Only had had some Priests Powder There NO
Need dying with .......... .tndtgestionN'
Poor Charon." said Shakespeare. He's hard vi,
OF course there's nothing he can. .........., 40
While that powder is sold. ................. HON
Different il is in the. Observation-Disclosures. wpriD
Ever since it has been. meoi.
Really Priest must be a.....-.......: .wonueh'
With Cap. EMMA \. CLAN oahiahu ~
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FIRST PRIZE wlNNER-MARCH


Precious Sister; l have decided to. ........ stop
Rushing about. and write you a. letter
hardly know where to begin. .............-I
Enjoy New York. and have every. minute
Spoken for. fester day we visited the. stores
They are, beautiful. 1t was ........... treat
Simply to eefthe lovely new. things
Instead Of walking. we took a. taxi
North to the Plaza for. .............. luncheon
Directly after lunch we...............str olleD
Into the Grand Central Palace. and
Gladly stayed some time. .amonG
Exhibits of such flowers. Then WE
Saw more sights by taking the. ......... bus
In the evening attended. ............ .KikI
On West 44th at the. Observation-Disclosures. BelascO
Perhaps l wasn't glad to. .:...... 1880. stop
Out Priests Indigestion Powder. .rightO
Which is the best friend I............. know
Driving away pain that folly. caused
Each day III write you .littlE
Really. must stop Lovingly. Your. SISTER
NELLIE {. SCEY No Cap
IA West s5th St, New York City. n y
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Charles Houston of Ware, Mass.
was calling on Gardiner friends.
Tuesday Mr.. Houston was formerly
a resident of this city ; I'D an en-
ployec in the Hazard factory some
ten or twelve years ago.
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The Garry On club Of the First
BAPTIST church will meet Thursday
evening at $50 with Hrs. Arthur
kcene, Highland avenue.
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Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of the RAN
Golph w. +. church, will meet in the
church vcstry. Thursday afternoon,
~ tack a pun. All ladie" please at
t,nd prepared to work
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4 considerable number of members
O, Marion Chapter. o. +. S, of this
,!ty attended the inspection OF Queen
Esther Chapter. at HallowelI, Tues
DAN evening
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Mrs. Hollie NJ. Trott Of Richmond.
vas among the out of town visitors
IN Gardiner. Tuesday.
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FIRST PRIZE wINNER-AUGUsr

FIRST PRIZE wINNER-AUGUST
Priest, chemistry possessing skill and mastershP
Resolved to employ his energy and. powell
In allevating the pains of mankind .-.....;I
Envy of ability f........................ he
That it may truly ad.....................tha that
Society better because he, lives
the custom of society,". .................l
Need suggest 20 acquant. ...............m man
During his lifetime. with the regard
assent reluctantly to this practice RewardinCi
Showing appreciation and giving ,.... thanks
TO man every charitable. .................a cT
equally impossible and unjustifable; for. .... 4
Opine, have right. ~
Narrowly and selfshly live. This. man
Priest, possessing the heart conceive, the grasp
OF intellect direct, and the hand. ~
Work out big idea, now
Even in excess there is moderation if. VIZ
Remember to Priests Indigestion .PoWdcR
With Cap
Submitted by MRS A. p HAVEY. w. Sullivan. Me.
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Peter Gross Of East Pittston, was
among the out OF town visitors in
the city. Tuesday.
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NOV. PRIZE WINNERS
In PRIESTS DRUG COMPANY
S3eO5.OO CONTEST

Allentown, Pa. .............. Yes
ST., New Haven, Conn. ...... Yes
Mrs. d. j. Rogers. Jesup. Ca. Yes
Lloyd !: Miller. 5O7 North 9TH
St, Allentown, Pa. .......... Yes
Emeroi Stacy, Hotel Cornelius,
Portland, Oregon ........... Yes
Mrs. p. H. Washburn. S43 Main
St. Lisbon, N. H. .......... Yes
Maud Emerson, Is Crystal Cove
Mrs. Winnie L. Goff,' 81 Mar
shall ST, Winter Hill, Mass. :. Yes
Mrs. w. A. Colmar Northfield.
NJ. 4. Metcaif. Il. +. D. :. Shell
ton, Wash. ...... Yes
Mrs. Olive Hartman, Mont Ida,
Kansas les
Emily 5. Fiske, Gossviile. N: H. Yes
Cora NJ. V. Preble. 12l West Sth
St, Long Beach. Calf. ...... Yes
DIR. ID. j. Rogers, Jesup, Ga. -. Yes
Mrs. J. A. Hammond, 619'North
10th St, Philadelphia, Pc. Yes
Mrs. Louise p. Freeman. Bolton
St. Marlboro O. MAS! Mass 81. Month Yes
State ST. West Concord. N.
n. Yes
Mrs. Mason Comb. Pinesville, Ky. Yes
S. 1854 Maple St. Spokane.
MRS. MaS Chester ;: r. r. White. COTS
3. c. Black, BOX $50. st. Peters
burg, Fla. ................. Yes
Georgia B. Titus, Is Wellington
St, Arlington, Mass. ....:... Yes
Willard =. Biting, 424 Birkel
Ave. South Bethlehem. Pa. Yes
Mrs. II. d. Gould, Box 242.
Goffstown. n. H. ............ Yes
Mrs. j. Claude Durrence. Glen
vile. Ga. les
Mrs. Stanley Arthur. 6043 Per-
rier ST., New Orleans. La. Yes
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FIRST PRIZE WINNER-SEPTEMDER

FIRST PRIZE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Piled high in good Dame Natures. 80. lap
Repose, when autumns days are. .o'eR.
In wonderful array such things that. i
Eschew. no more although a .......... tmE
SO filled with pain and distress. was
That haunting fear forbade me. eat
Sunshine and rains best gifts.
7 suffered, starved and pinned. O.............I
No longer lived but rather. ................iN
I felt that cursed forever. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i.
Cropping blindly here and there. .amonG
Erstwhile good friends must. ........... BIZ
Sorrow filled throughout the. ............ days
That yet remained, and nights that. brought
Often wished to quickly. ................... go,
Priests indigestion Powder. .........n up
Out of grim despair raised me and SO
With healthy appetite L. ................ now
Do as please. devour with. .......... greed
Everything that comes to. ................ me-.
FRANK A. SECORD Editorial Dept. World
Herald, Omaha Nebraska. With Cap.
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Louis l.. Witham returned Tues
day from a visit in New York and
New Jersey.
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Thomas Eichbeltz of Portland was
the guest Tuesday of Hon. o. B.
clason.
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tuesday where they installed WHIT
man refrigerator in the market OF V.
y. Clay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cheney of
Dresden Mills, were calling, Tuesday.
on Gardiner friends.
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Roger Lapham OF P1ttston was
calling. Tuesday, on Gardiner friends
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~Aer Gloves" Cast

The following cast will present the
three-act farce-comedy Her Gloves"
in Union hall Thursday evening Of this
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Priest Drug Co., Bangor, Me.

Priest Drug Co., Bangor Me- ~% s% : r: sr: s'
CONTEST
SRST PF5 RzE ! foR R S SyN s2oRY 0
F F4H fR RR f6 GRf ST. 18th B ETr S S @
CONTEST
.........:.. goo S5
lNDlGES1loN 0E sda F ca G $3.50
. a Of RANDA |! DODGE Famous Assorted n,o
will umbrellas isr@eivd @OV0
ExTRAcA y
FOR B Nb y bEeHn ARH NAY JUNE AUGUST h"S 0''0
Prize $eSS Third P f $500 800 Months Mon h'en $55O
''''N 1 '' AsHeI
BOTTLES 18th $500
extra o Eleven months ~-1V
ps2s Randall Dodge ss. e. H Ss $55u
Cash Prizes Fac Month t.
be given 0 School Students under
person in offered
e" Seer Se Be sry @ AN
are en- in in
csheN ira t.
x% % MH H 20 d *oT y c s. given each 90,
the tories mentnd not hnh &zv
Grand 7u.. ............. $3005
OR
cea write ordinarily ngh n the Gne epss o % sub
in p sun ma 1ne nv aRg srS e
final letters should 1 be s apin* a and the winners
as s sGf u hs Sa as nt na send
and Ghai11n and when their dGn
mm s are viii a ar r pper nd
AND ENOsoEcEMeER Ssr 1922
asn ns saa h enter this contest You " under " '"'' Guy '""S "@
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FIRST PRIZE wINNER-FEBRUARY

FRIZE WINNEN-FEBRCARY
Uranus long since built yet...............slee
1Aehectihg regal honor to ancient.
n whose kingly reign had invoked ........ eenI
Enoeavorng through dark mysteries to......,.seE
some good means of greatly leng thening ..... his
rhree- score and-ten allotted that
surely somehow too there must be. ..........meanS
In helping digest feasty viands. The. $3.50. .GeniI
never losing hope sought very far..............iN
Instant lands for potent herbs; they sailed
IN unknown seas till all the. ..........:. .GeniI
PROVING old gave up their quest. NOTHING
ia the King from their medical .storE
To come Priests Indigestion Powder would .outcasT
Indigestion in all forms You and. ..............I
No need for JUS to hunt. ......-.............w when
Priests Good Indigestion Powder the cup
Wealth greater than this-to. know
Daily we have what Kings of..............:. old
Endeavored hard to fnd-the. welcome
Remarkable remedy-Prests Indigestion. Powder
ALBERT f. LeMAY, With Cap
172 Prospect ST., Manchester, N. H.
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LTTCHFTELD

Mrs. r. A. Cram, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
vim Cram and Doris and Kenneth
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FIRST PRIZE WINNER-JULY

FIRST PRIZE WINNER-JULY
People, don't be bamboozled!. ........... Stop
Rushing from fake cure to another.
] went into drug store. ...................I
Evpced a desire for the. ............... onE
Staple seller that could cure my. pains
This is good said the clerk. 1T
Sells like ........................h hot cakes
II insist on having the best" said. +:
mo poor substitute for me" ..............:l IN
Dismay said the clerk. What. .......... kind
Is in your mind?". .............. -!
Guess there's only one Kind. by......... .jinG:
Every body's using it. ....................T hE
Substitute you mention. .........l -
Too risky, and it doesn't hit the.........s spot
l refuse all but Priests Powder. ............ Il
Once used it, I know what it can. 90
No other for me-never ............ again.
Presently the fellow woke. w
''Only Priests Powder. did you say? Just. So
We will have to stock up again. ........ How
Do you suppose can keep ..... supplied
Reason is plainNit's ...... betteR"
MRS. r. c. CAIRNS,
S 1854 Maple ST. Spokane. Wash.
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FIRST PRIZE WINNER-OCTOBE

Pies on the sdeboard faky and. .... .crisP;
Roasted turkey Dig
/ ruby jelly and .pccdliIi.
Savory little well drowned SAUSAGE:
Turnip, squash, potatoes, white and SWEEP;
Never could succeed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LIN
Indigestibe things that
as
"Iating a meal is not for. mE:
Sadly murmured. ............. vi anuir hs ?
L. dySpeptIc.
health
Never l eat good dinner. AGAIN
"Pshaw" cried gay old Grandpa. full of...... pep
Offering me loaded plate, enough for. two
Dyspepsia may be .panlsheID:
Remembering afterwa take Priests. Powder
MRS ESTHER S. GUILD, Machias, Me-
With Cap.
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GARDINER

Mrs. Eliza Cunningham of Gard
Iner. is visiting friends in Dresden.
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PLAINS-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Small and son knowlton, Of Augusta
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Nwinp
.c,anp in their sign cd by
means send with eontrinu-
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Contest December 1 Not Included in This List
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

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