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sOnis ANDERSON

Suutoiis. ia Observation-Disclosures
$40 Suffsn IT,, SronmOOo, Micb.
Boimme alma ontaa teilIe bp'
nod palpelusta.
NseilId on IuomoIuinem mppmd.
mics alma. apipfdd bdmtd ftm fdpt.
tie Iiiffeesidurme.
feIf. 267 ~Iiiffeeieen Ia fotiin 20s
(5lu)
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lapsiakin hoidetaan
muiden tautien tab
den ia ilman toivot
tua ~tulosta, vaikka
heidan todellinen
~vaivansa johtuu
sianliha, naudanli-
ha, nenla. py0rea
koukku- tai lapae
madosta. Varmin
merkki madoista
on: jos u~lostaessa
tulee madon kappa.
leita. Viittaavat
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Smumamtns

&eeisteeraus on urpin Tomn-
baalillo Iaiiantaina If. Is b. flo s
aanrilla flo s illolIa. &aisfid nil
ia, iotfa eimGt eoelfiiisiG paalei&io
ole registeerautuneet, feboitetoan
iiihen mt.
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@enties le CT pic fnnmetta

sos tunnel itieii poimattomufit
beifofii ia ipnffdmieliiefit jos pdd-
tail idrfee, min ala iaito, etta lie on
main o6imenepdd %fuunetto. 0ta
6OIeD Gat6ortic GnbGatteid tandGn
ia 6uomenna olet parempi. 81 mi-
fGGn ole parempao, jos tiGanne
io6tlru 6uonoSta rilllnnIulotufiesta
MpDo1Gn foiffioGln.
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tuntomerkit ovat: ruokahalun me-
~nettaminen, a.ajottainen hirmui-
men ruokahulu, tahmainen kieli, sy-
danpoltto, vatsakipu, ry0miva TUNE
suolistossa. tukkeuttava TUNE kur-
kussa. alituinen sylkeminen, huono
ruuansulatus. kipu selassa ia nive-
lissa, humans, ~paankipu, vasyttava
TUNE, pyorrytys vatsan tyhjana oil
lessa. tummat renkaat silmien YIN
parilla. Heikkomielisyys. kaatuma-
tauti ia suonenveto usein johtuvat
lapamadosta. Hyvin yleinen merkki
lapamadosta lapsissa on alituinen
nenan rassaaminen, unettomuus,
paankipu. ruokahalun menettaminen,
kalpeus ia haluttomuus toisten las
ten kanssa leikkimiseen. Tancide on
tarkoitettu poistamaan madot ia kos
ka sta kaytetaan Europassa yleises-
ii, on sen vaikutus epailytsen ulko.
puolella. Jos luulette itsellinne ole
van matoia. MIN te%rveytenne t&hden
tilatkaa heti t~aysiannos Tancide.
miki maksaa kymmenen dollaria ia
Observation-Disclosures senttia.
Puoliannosta maksaa kuusi dollaria
ia Observation-Disclosures senttiH.
TilauksenAe toimitet9an heti pankki-
tai postiosoituksen ri rahan saav7t
tua. Ainoa myyia LAXAL MED co.
Bill LAXAL BLDG FORBES AND
MOULTRIE SITS. PITTSBURGH,
PA. Paketin vakuutus 25c. Tilates-
same kirjoittakaa englanniksi, jos
mahdollista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

Grpin fpl1n niloriloliittp on
lobjoittonut Ieilrofunnan fasiaun
Meiss s. &orfiam1en faiitta $500.
Weonet fiitofiet. - q. &ontomGfi.
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AImanakka v:lie 1922

Oulun ia Helsingin Almanakkoja 10c
Suomen yleinen k~alenteri v 1922 Toe
Siirtokansan Kalenteri V 1922 16c
Kirkolliskalenteri v. 1922 Soc.
Laestadiuksen H~uonepostilla SOC
Virret ia Siionin virret van. laj.
...... 49,
Past Heidemanin Siionin .Laul $1.26
Kuparialue ia suomal siirtolaiset 5Oc
Sotilaan ~paivakirja, A Aho =. Si'c
Sven Tuuva nuorempi 1880. soc
Jaloluontoinen vaimo ....... 15c
Jesuksen lapsuuden kirja zoe
Hartauslauluja ............ 25c
Observation-Disclosures. zoe H~evoskirja zoe
Karjanhoitokirja zoe, Unikirja 35c
Oulun Haiku 6 kert viik vuosik $500
Pohj Sanomat 6 kert v vuosik $500
Nyyrikki, 1 vuosi ........ $500
Krist. Kuukauslehti, 1 vuosi 500
Kun pappia yritettiin parma pus.
Kansanvalistus Kalenteri v. 1922 TIC
Tilataan osoitteella:
A. MAUNULA,
R. 1. Box 10. Almena, Wis.
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seiffaa tama, lie On rn1aa

CtIttnn IuNIur It UH IuDuu
2eiftao tdtiiG lappii, Iiitd nut
fam Sc ia ldbet1 SoIeD & so $3.50
Sheffield ape, Chicago, ST. airioi.
ia nimeii ia oioitteeii ieIpdsti. Sont
f~oeldbetpfIen GoIep's $onep ano
Ear COMPOUND psfddn, f~plmppteen
ia fatarriin ia Golep's aionep HtIIs
ia SoIep's Gotbortie SabIets. gepp'
tdtpdmd f~oiffidfIoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
MDDtGiuGnG

Nilori bemonan mpptGpdn1. 81.
bempiG t%ietoiu iaa 9luttaion firia.
painosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
Srom,pppSim ia Dntp. ,tatiiia

A"takan puhefmena teto Autts jale kaikista tapahtumista j. crit.
taioktn suomalaisls koskevsta. nten teette hyvan ualveluksen leh.
dele ia yeisole. Auttajan puhelinnumero on 59-W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

Sofit oifa fifteen Ioitffaii fania.
Guiiemnee gSuIter 0fia iilmdnnia
tD6mooIloon. Npt on iiitd @iImoit-
feesio poistettu mogneetin oipnllo
iiobfo terasfoppuIe. eadfdrit iunO-
mot Sfion m~enettaneen ndfonid. s.
f6p6 topoiis nuorelle miebelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

= BoiftafunnoIlomr1e on to-
wottii topaiis peiifaiibta. airiitaii-
II fifteen osti fouprnfimnre mai:iri
0'gsei1 minneopoIista foiranperi-
Tan, iofa piiffo fitten iairastiii ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16
SpmGa "Jlnm" psfaan

Mrs 6. 9. Orate, Gibbs, No.
firioittaa: "Sluu ialfeen iairastin
psfGd, iobon en- iaanut aqua ennen.
FUN foetin Solep'S Sonep ono Car,
iota parbaiten iuoiittelen". Se on
mpoS bptpdd binfupsfdGn ia fplripp
teen. Sapiet pitGpGt fifth. 81 ii,dl.
Ia buumausaineita. Wppbaan fait.
fialla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

Mrs Gepold Iorrien fpIdstd
fatfaiii iolfuniu toisiu wiifoGGa;
bGntd boioetuon fotono.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

Tpot Memorial ratennufie!lo
opat olGeet ieiiaufiisia talpiipod-
men. &lustapiin puubiin t0iben lat
famiiefii on fuitenfin NIT iImoien
ldmmittpa 10 rpbopttp ia fuuluil
ratenmusaineitafin olepan runiaas-
ii fGiillG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

tooettiin iairaus mpibemmin meii-
faibnfii. &oira oil ebtinpt prrra
neliaa DenfiloG, ioioen faiftien oil
ldboettdpd glnn @rboriin iaar,oon
mathematician boitoa. Sapaus fe.
boittoa faiffia maropoiiuuteer.
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SlmuitnS

&uomennn periantaino on jar.
tausbetfi 8afcftal0i8Ia flo 19C.
&utiutaan Ioton 6Greenl
@nii iunnuntaino on bortorsHet.
fl Sron 8eltigia flo s iIlullo.
Sunmtntuina 90 p. NitoriioIii-
ton obieIura ilto @ofefieloiaia al.
faen flo 7.3Q bpudlld obieLmtaIlo.
Nlrne 8aiunta
700 &. 2omcII It. SiibeIin 722.&
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

- MeabpiIIen ompeluieiirosia
Mrs Motti 2iperi liiona OF tiiIoio
$3.50. Barboat fiitofiet.
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SGnroihts

8ostn poifineito, nitoria ia man
6empiN IppiDt1mid ioa ostun
glntti SopoGoIto
.Sron geIt, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

MeiltG iaotte 3 iGist1 millolan.
too, malfoista, barmaata, Hafi-ipG.
ria ia mllstaa $1.40 pauno, 3 pau-
naa $4.05 poSti maflcttuna ia e.
nemm6ItG tilattuna mield balpcm.
malta.
Slof Barn.
Bor Sc Seem Sort WiIls, Wtinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

= aaiippius @m @afi of lit
feaiioilIa gbicaeosio piinte milton
IopnIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-03-16

- Der @m aiipi @eoOminestG
Iouffoii tuonnottoin iuIfonio; on
10 fiiitenftn toipitnut meIfo bopaf-
Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17
"A Book in the House"

What books shall / invite to live
with me?' asks Burgess johnson in
the April "Harper's Magazine. -
There are more in the world than 7
have means for, or room for. and
there must be many that could never
pc my friends, either because of their
shortcomings or Eecause Of mine
Many folk | meet here and there
that l am glad OF meeting or the
better for meeting and then | q,
home thanking God that do not
nave TO live with them. The books
that | want to have living in my
house are those that | might enjoy
rereading at one time or another.
Not peccssariIy rcreading an
through. mind YOU. | want to know
once and for all the whole of NV
frlends life. SO far as he viii bare
~ 10 me. Then ii is our common
property. But some OF his views.
his PHILOSOPHERS, and his experiences
l will demand again and again. even
though / want only to quarrel with
them. If man says to YOU that
ne has no time for the rereadlng of
ms books. regard him with suspicion.
lie VIII have no time to poke his
mead In at friends door and shout
'Heilo' In passing"
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MADISON

The annual picnic of the Madison
Grammar school was held Friday at
Lakewood Special cars were run
over the line of the Somerset Trac-
ton Co. at $50 a. NJ. to aCcommo-
date the pupils.
Arson will have two polling places
for the Primary election next Mon
day, one at the lower village and one
lat North Arson. This is the first
town in his vicinity to t. advan-
tagc of the new law
Field strawberries are reported to
be ripe in this vicinity and also
plentiful.
Kcnnebec Valley Grange will at
tend service in a body at the Free
Baptist church on Sunday morning.
June 25th and a special sern on will
be delivered by Rev. f. b. Telley.
Madison High school baseball team
defeated Pennington High school in
a game on the Old Point avenue
ground Thursday afternoon by
score Of 10 to . The game was
characterized by loose playing by
both teams.
Mrs T. H. Spear, Mrs. y. II.
Randall and a. $. Rand passed the
day with friends in Lewiston Thurs
day
The congregational county confer
ence was held in the Madison church
Thursday with small attendance.
There was an interesting program. a
feature of WhiC, was an address nv
State secretary Harbutt.
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BOWDOINHAM

NORTH-Mrs. Frances Barton of
Lancaster Mass, was calling on
friends recently.
Sunday guests at the home of
Captain T. w. sheldon were: Mr.,
and Mrs. I. \. Thompson ana daugh-
ter and Miss Jones of Monmouth
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luce and Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Powers of Nassal-
boro.
Annie Stinson of Waltham. Mass.
is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Dill and
daughter, Bette. returned to their
home in Bangor. Monday. having
been guests at the home of ]. C. Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White of
Lisbon. also Mrs. Freeman White
and Mrs. Frank Hutchins, Visited at
the home of G. +. Hill recently.
Marcia Wade returned home Fri
day from Parsonsfield Seminary.
where she attended the commence
ment exercises.
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Bankers Convene
at Capital Today;
CriSsinger to Come

Hon. Guy L. Gannctt, of this city,
president of the Maine Bankers asso-
citation last night received assurances
that Hon. ID. l.. ClissenScr, comptrol-
lCr of the CurrenCG, and Hon. ;. /.
Gilbert, under secretary of the treas
ury, would attend the annual ConVcn-
ton, which viii be held here today.
Mr.. CrisScnGer is expected to arrive at
3 o'clock in the afternoon and Mr..
Gilbert at TAO o'clock in the evening.
Hon. Edward w. Wheeler of Bruins
wick will, in addition TO Messrs. Girls
Scngor and Harris, be one Of the
speakers at the dinner of the associa-
ton. which will he held at the Au
gusta House Saturday evening. Chief
Justice Leslie G. Cornish of the SILL
promc iudicia! court will act as toast
master.
The business session of the assoCia-
ton will he held this afternoon. The
visitors will be entertained on Sunday
at the Augusta Country Club by the
! Augusta members Of the association.
\ buffet luncheon VIII be served be-
/ tween IL and ..
! The annual convention of the Maine
: Bankers Association will be also held
here today.
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Mrs. Theodore kenney

Mrs. Theodore kenney, who re-
Gently moved here from Canaan to
the place lately purchased by her
granddaughter. Miss Alice kenney.
passed away last Friday morning.
Her death was caused by shock
and hardening of the arteries. She
was born in Windsor, Me, and was
GS years old. She was lovely wom-
an and beloved by all who knew her
She was ready to help in time OF
trouble and had a pleasant word
and smile for all. Services were
held at the house Sunday at 10
Rev. c. c. Sampson oficiated. she
leaves an aged husband and one son
to mourn her loss; also three grand
children. Alice, Russell and Theo~
dore kenncy. The body was shipped
to Augusta. Me. where she has rel
ativcs. The bearers were John T..
Ycaton. Ray and Roy Colby and Al
NOR +. plummer. Mr.. Kenney has
the sympathy Of all in his bereaNe-
ment.-lfranklin \. H., Journal
Transcript.
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P|TTSF|ELD
Grammar Exercises


The graduating exercises of the
Pittsfeld Grammar school were held
Friday evening at Union hall ana
were largely attended by the parents
and friends of the class and many
others who are interested in the wei
fare of the schools.
The program was as follows;
Music: prayer. Rev. Sidney j. Wills;
salutatory. Raphael, Harold Louder
song. Merry June" (Nincent).
class: Donald Murch; Industries OF
Maine" Helen Verril; violin solo,
'Sextet." Donizetti. Norman Wright.
Stepping Stones. Harold Woodward:
piano solo, "Tarantelle," Heller,
Vaughan Clay; Coral. Dorothy Clay:
song. "Barcarolle," Offenbach, class:
Our Class Colors. Norman Thuriow:
song. 1.-The Beautiful Blue DANUBE
Strauss class; valedictory, Theodore
Roosevelt, Vaughan Clay; Awarding
of diplomas. Supt. T. w. McQualde:
singing class ode. class: benediction
Rev. Sidney ]. Willis; music.
The members of the graduating
class are: Bernard Allen Brown.
Iinnie Winifred BuzZell, Nau: han
Harry Clay, Dorothy Alice corey.
Ada Vivian Crocker. Ralph Walter
Foster. Mildred Lura Humphrey
Harold Wayne Louder. lola Mae
Russell. William Henry Staples,
Norman Nelson Thurlow. Helen MI
dled Verrill, Neryl Montrose wall,
| Linwood Porter White. Harold
Leone Woodland. Clifton Role
Brown, Alfred Gates Clay, Kenneth
William Cook, Asa Burton Craig,
| Floyd Vernon Fernald. Donald
Frank Humphrey, Ella Bianche
! Knowles. Donald Edmund Murch.
Marguerite Sinclair Small, Kenneth
! CLAYTON Stitham, Raymond Spratf
Tibbetts. Dorothy May Walker. cas-
sic Gladys White. Ruth Lucille MI
cox, Norman Leroy Wright.
The class officers arc: Harold
Louder, president; Norman Thurlow.
vice president: Gates Clay secretary,
Donald Murch, treasurer: class mar
shall, Gates Clay: decorating commit
tee, Ada Crocke:, Mildred Humph-
roy, Marguerite Small, Dorothy
Walker. Vaughan Clay, Floyd Fer
nald. Harold Louder. Raymond lib
Let's.
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Church Notices

cIIpIcrJ,N c1,IrNl,E, cocietv. Wil-
,of., Itr,,ic,1s AT 1n,a0.
4ta'H9 I,i,a,.uo inci,,din o
S1IJ ,,,.,a ~, .tmn,ic I,orco %. sun
Idh' wv a - n'i;r, rno,i ~ tha
oaS st,,not ian'.n ,baua lj'7 amen Eodnes-
~ ~ i''n -, r,,,,,, IN Nid-
uhH ( 'la.'S INIu,naG,v at X o'ciocIi
VIZ ch1T,r +Nipt.G churrh. REV, Med
NJ MANN , n.iar, ~ il cbnrea
~ S'T,iat. aitnr rrinitvl 73o 4.
ISL Hui.""E "l,vi ma "a "a NJ
,, w., mo- NO n,avcr and snrmon
~ Gn nI"E S'rtpI,i,r Nt,THODIST
rnISt,ni,,r chnrrb nov n + law
~ ~ ~. iUn,si,i Scrn,o],
,"n bdS,p!' oh , M"i 9n .rbonI - n En,
i n"r" a c ~ ~" !, NJ. C,biidrem'.
TaI, ,,no,s7,, -"u - II Nid-wccl,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

After working in factory. laundry,
hotel pantry. etc, Cornelia Stratton
Parker makes the following deduc-
ton about capital and LABOR in the
conclusion of her just published
book, wv orking With the Working
experts in scientific management, in
mental hygiene, in cost accounting
in fields innumerable. But what
industry needs more than anything
else-more. indeed. than all the re-
formers-are translators - transla-
tors of human beings to one another.
Reforms will follow Of the mselves."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

new patterns, S1.75 yd.: all silk pom
gees in all the pew sport shades,
S1.39 yd.: white surf satins for wash
skirts. S1.5O value. $1.W I'd; new
satin stripe gabardines, just received
S1.OO value, 59c I'd; new patterns
in curtain marquesettes and roiles.
o5c yd.; new patterns in curtain nets.
81 90 value, at SOC per yd.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Highway Construction

Sealed proposals addressed to State
Highway Commission. Augusta, Maine,
for building seven sections of state
highway in the Towns of New Glouccs-
ter. 4.66 miles Cre-advcrtised) Orono,
1.-TWO sections) PISS miles and 1.16
miles all of cement concrete surface:
Canton. 1.-TWO sections) 400 miles and
3.+1 miles; Island Falls. O.32 miles.
and Easton 314 miles, all of gravel
surface: also for building one section
of gravel surfaced road for the Town
of Wilton including retaining walls.
sidewalks, curbings and the necessary
incidental work, length .0Sj miles. Will
be received by the Commission at its
office in the State House Augusta
Maine, until eleven GD o'clock A. NJ.
Standard Time. June %. 1922. and at
that time and place and publicly OPEN
cd and read. The work will consist
of grading, drainage. and surfacing.
Each proposal must be made upon
the blank form provided b, the Com
mission. for a copy of which a dc
post of one dollar will be required.
and must be accompanied BY certi-
fed check or surely bond for l0co
Treasurer Of State Of Maine. The en-
rclope enclosing the proposal should
re plainly market Proposal for State
Highway Construction in the Town Of
---,e-, The, deposit and the
unsuccessful bidder unless forfeited
under the conditions stimulated
\ surety company bond satisfactory
% the Commission. of not less than
nne-fourth nor more than one-half of
re amount Of the contract will be re-
Guired. Plans may be seen and forms
specifications and contract may be
obtained at the office of the Commits
sion. Augusta Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals
WILLIAM NJ. AVER.
Chairman.
FRANK A. PEABODY,
LYMAN II. NELSON.
State Highway Commission.
PAUL D. SARGENT.
Chief Engineer
Dated at Augusta, Me. June .. 1922
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ALMA

Mrs. Mary pcaslcc is passing d;
few weeks in Augusta.
I. y. Aver is attending the nation
al encampmcnt in Bangor this week
The schools in town Will close Jun,
3 for the summer vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17
David JeWett

David JcWett passed away at his
home in Alma, Monday morning at
the age Of 20. after long illness.
Funeral was held Monday afternoon
at one O'Clock.
He leaves to mourn his loss a
widow. one son, and daughter. In
termcnt was in the family lot at
Mhitefiold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

edge Of the father or the crandmotb-
er, with whom she was living Irene
was taken from the Gowell school on
me afternoon of June ). The follow
ing Wednesday, Handy found the
enid. Mrs. Handy contested the pc
tltlon. Judge Newell continued the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17
Jones-OIiver

Miss Eleanor Oliver and Rodney
c. Jones We're united in marriage at
the Baptist parsonage in Bath, Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Jones was for
merly an Alma hoy. They have the
best wishes of their friends here for
happiness and prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17
Fishern1en's Boat Burns

The +2foot power fishing boat
owned by Capt. lIavey Sennott and
Becker Ilutchns was burned to the
waters edge following an explosion
of the gasoline tank late Tuesday, a
mile off Cape Porpoise Light. and the
owners and Capt. j. T. Stone had a
narrow escape from death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

The State of Maine Publicity Bu-
reau, Portland, Ne, is receiving in
quires from people who want board
on a farm where from two to six
people can be accommodated. Peo-
pie having such accommodations
should write the Bureau full particu
lars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17
Asks for DAUGHTER

Herbert +. Handy Of Auburn. ne
utloned in the Androscoggin probate
court on Wednesday for the custody
OF ms older daughter, Irene. He did
inns after bringing the little girl back
from Peru, Me-, where she was TAX
en- by her mother. without the knowl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17
AUGUSTA LOCALS

William J. Warrell returned
Thursday evening from a few days
business trip to Boston.
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Political Advertisement

case for four weeks while he made
further investigations. Here are
two people" said Judge Newell, "whO
can't get along. They should be made
to. People think they can get out Of
the responsibilities of married life by
merely walking off,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

Miss Beulah Stiles returned Friday
afternoon from a few days visit in
Boston, having a short vacation from
her duties at the Adams store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

DR.. J. W. Pcase of Charlestown.
Mass, veterinary surgeon, was in
the city, Friday, calling on friends.
DR.. Pease is formerly Of Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

IaBreck &, Lishness offer for to-
day: -36-in. black sateen, DC yd. +;
Yin. Bingham. best quality. 19c yd.
all linen twilled crash, 2Jc yd.; 81
in. pequot cotton, bieachcd, 55c yd. {;
childrcn's roll top, 81 length, broad
ribbed, cotton socks in black, white
and brown, DC pr; ladies' silk hose.
all sizes. in black. white and colors,
SD pr, today only.
Three cakes of real soap. palm
olive and coconut oils. today ) cakes
for 2Jc; weekend food specials on
sale today; jersey ice cream served
at fountain. the famous tripl-scal
bricks to take home, ideal for dcs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

TO THE MEN AND WOMEN VOTERS OF kENNEsEc COUNTY,
On Monday, nneteenhyou will nominate the Republican
County candidate
for this Office fitting should know something Of
graduated
sha Business College For the next few years
farming apple
Waerve shortly thereafter
business since My real
the County that feel
to Of its needs
Having family children believe That high standard Of
OF depend large
public should
be conducted carefully enty
people; elected b. The people, shall be FOR the
People . ,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

sert, for entertainments, for guests,
etc; Jersey quality. purity and true
flavor may be had only at Coughlin's
Drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

New shipments of Rocquefort,
Neufchatel, cream. banquet and 9TH
or cheeses have just been received by
+. w. Church for today. Boiling
beef at j. to zoe h.; bulk coffee, 800
This is the last day Of the maple
syrup demonstration and sale at the
Church store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

Hersom & Bonsall offer today for
grocery specials: 10 lbs. sugar. 81:
) ID. pkg. Whitehouse coffee, S1O5:
; pkgs. shredded wheat, &c: lbs.
rolled oats. 25c; lbs, onions, soc.
See ad for others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-17

Boys cotton sport hose. roll tops,
all sizes, 47c; boys nainsook union
suits, :'5c. three for 81 90; silk mix
ture reversible wash ties, 19c, three
for SOC, at II. G. Bankers.