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New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
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 Whist Is Planned

The women of St Faults church, kensinston. are planning largo whist which will be held al r, A, B, This is expected 10 be the largest held so far this season and special prizes are being prepared,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Plan Whist and social

The Berlin members of the Sun shine society are planning to hold a whist and social at the home ot Mrs. John rinches some day next NAek. The proceeds will he used for sun. shine work.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Rcrei,es Committai ,anlt
Program Is ,nnuinCed

There win he plenty of variety in the entertainment 10 he given Tues day evening at the town hall by grades tn " of the Worthington school. Singing. marching. drills folk dancing and recita,ions will bc on the r,ogram which is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Inters Rristui Hospital.

Mrs S.anlry Toatrs of W~s' Vain t.reef has entered ihe Brtsfnl h7srrai where sss Eill undergo serious operation vrhiu ihe neNt fen days.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
Insi RrrIin IIrn,.

The lcral members ur inc E., scouts will attend 2 meeting Of tbstr troop at Berlin fhis etarire
 The ladies of the uethodi.- rburri, Will s"f'e q strawberry shot4cate supper in the hssrmcnt or the rb,,r,t, Wednesday etcninE. June ss.
 number fron this place piIl af. tend the weekly barn dance and SoriaI at the home Of Mir. Woke in wrs, Cromwell this evening.
 The schools o' ths town riu r1ozs next Friday. June co. for the summer vacation.
 Henry Nillrur has returned 10 hi. home on Main street after sreud,rr inc past wFek in Washington. n t..
 The Community basehalt team witl play their second game with tba Glastonbury team at Glastonbury to. morrow afternoon. \ number cf rooters will accompany the team
 Philip Nase of Mtddleioun ts tfs;t- ing al his home on Wilcox avenue.
 The Rcd Pepper class Of The Meth odist Sunday school viii meet af ffa home of Miss Etta Lawrence on Main sire"t tlis tsening.
 At fine meeting of ths Commuuify club held Wednesday evening. E IT Thicnes of Hartford gave a very i'm i.restius talk on the '. N. t- A Camp al NeoJsiotk. Conn. t'atup NOodSt0ek is Inc Boys Camp nf Hartford. Holland and wiudhau County Young Mems Christian Assa- ciafion ard a number from this place arr making pisns io ra be- tween June .7 md August |. From Aur. : t1 suE. sath. Inc camp wifI he open for all Eiris vho would Ike to enjoy il Cfhord Nelson and t'srii Brunette cf t1is place have been ar- pointed 10 have charge of one of th. hcy-s' tents during the season The camp is open for eoys bctueen
New Britain herald., 1924-06-13
New nrnartnIrs Away.

The state league schedule NiU he resumed hy ihe New Departures on saturday. June st, with the Mcridcn ntne playing al Muasy neid The locals u,ll rjay in Meriden on the fnIlnMins SnnlaN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
Porto Rico Branch-San Juan

eLa PANACEA DE SWAIN es hecha
de la mejor selection de las mas fnae
hierbas raices medicinales Es COM
puesta en- jarabe y es agradable como miel
al paladar. Gusta los nihos y Ia tonan
con afan. Aunque es agradable para to-
mar, es potente en- sus propedades viyif-
cantes purifcantes. Los ninos facos
d6biles, 6 personals adultas debilitadas y
cualquiera sufriendo de Intermediates de
la sangre Sc desarrollan fuertas robustos
bajo su Influenza restaurativa sorpren-
dente. De venta en- las farmacias Y
droguerfas. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
oF1o1NA DEL coM1s1oNADo
octubre IA, 1924.
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA

PRoPosICIoNES en- pliegoe cerra-
dos para la adjudication On publica
SHASTA de las siguientes obras Sc ad-
mitiran en- esta ofcina hast. las { 90
P. M. del dia 81 de octubre, 1874, en
que Sc abriran p1bhcament.
1.-Escuela de cuatro galoncs de
hor1nig6n, Bo. Rio Canas, Caguas, pre-
supuesto, 100000.
2.-Escuela de I'm salon lie horn,i-
R6n en- Ell Bo Chupacallos, Celha: pre
supuesto, s2,350,72
3,-Escuela de cuatro salones de
hormig6n, Bo. Juncal, de san sobas-
tian; presupuesto, s1O,ooO.ol
4-Escuela de dos salonss lie hor-
migon, en- ell Bo. Buenos Aires, de La
res, presupuesto, S5,OOO.Oo
5.-Escuela de un salon lie hormi-
g6n, en- ell Bo. Rio Hondo, Mayagutz.
presuppesto, S2,35o.72.
6.-Escue1a de I'm salon de hor,ni-
g6n, en- ell Bo. Sierra Baja, Guayani-
la, presupuesto, $2,35o.7
7-Escuela de dos salones de hor-
mig6n, en- ell Bo. Quebrada Honda,
Guayanilla, presnpuesto, $5002.00.
8.-Escuela de dos salones de hor-
mig6n, en- ell Bo Pesa, de ciaies, pre-
supuesto, S5,OoO.oo.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da
ran en- La ofcina del Arquitecto don
de Sc encuentran de manifesto los do
cumentos que han de regir er ~ con-
trato, podran los hcitad ores Teco-
ger los pianos y modelos de PROPOSE
clones que han de presentar, medlan-
tie un dep6sito de DIEZ (1o) DOLA.
RES por cada uno de los oroyectos
precitados, que seran reemb o.sados al
ser devueltos dichos documentos EN-
ell plazo de veinte COY dlas despuca
dc efectuada la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva el de
recho de rechazar cualquier o todas
las proposiciones, y e1 de adjudicar
ell contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las de precio solamentc,
Guillermo EsTEVES.
Comisionado.
A1vs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20

Bentley y Zachary fueron los de-
signados para ocupar Ell centric del
diamante en- la segunda lucha de la
Serie Mundial. Ambos lanzadores hi
cieron galas de su maravilloso pitching
pesar de que ell segundo tuvo que
ser sustituido en- Ell episodio final, te-
mienaose a que pudiera ser pulverizado
por los gigantes neoyorquinos.
Un fenomenal bSstagazo de Peck
ngpaugh en- la Ultima entrada trajo
consigo un triunfo para los chicos de
Harris, con clio ell empate en- la Sc
rie.
A continuation damos los detalles
del desafio; que como Ell primero tuvo
innings llenos de expectation extra
ordinaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
PRIMER INNING

GIGANTES:-Zacha Sc salvo de
milagro en- ell primer inning. Despues
que Lindstrom Frisch dieron de hit
por Ell centro, Young trato de plan
char y lie di6 un bombito al pitcher.
Kelly la bateo para Harris Frisch
Sc salvo en- segunda cuando Harris I'll
70 alto a Peck que cubrfa la base. Sc
llenaron las bases con solo un out y
Zachary, en- visperas de ser apabulla-
do, obligo a Meusel palear para un
doble play BluegeSa Harris Judge.
2 hits; 0 carrera; ! error.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
HACE ExPELER LAS LOMBRICEs

OCuando los nifios estan palidos, ,mal-
humorados, no demuestran inrer6s en- ell
juego y su sueno es intranquilo su apetito
variable, es senal de que tienen lombrices
Cuando aparecen tales sfntomas es la
hora de darles Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Unas cuantas dosis hacen salir las lom-
brices y ponen al nino nuevamente en- ell
camino de la salud. Whites Cream
Vermifuge Sc ha usado con 6xito durante
los 1ltimos cincuenta amos. He venta en-
las Sfarmacias Y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
Debilidad Neryiosa

Una sangre RIGA, un vigor nus
unos nervi0s fuertes una vitalr
robusta Sc obtienen tomando el ~
de Leonardo para la Sangre.' -
talta la energfa V la vltalidad, Si
siente debil, agotado V sin vida. 4
viOso Y sin apetito tome en- Sreutl;
Elixir de Leonardo para la Saugt
Su poder curative rs maravilioso ,
todos los casos de debilidad 1
agotamiento general. Las primer
dosis ponen nueva vida V ytalid..d
la sangre Y lie dan fuerga vignr
los neryios. El Elixir lie Leonar
para la Sangre" destierra Il tod0S
gerInenes del paludisno produce o
sangre pura, roja rica Aumrnta
abastecimIentO de la sangre = les d.
los 0rganos digesrivos in fuerza nr,r
aria para dispouer del alimento a
Sc tome. Regulariza las funcioncs
higado = de los rihones.
Federico Zenther G.. Ghitre. RI
dice :-'Durante mi larga prartica e
la profession m6dica he prescrito l.
obtenido los mejores rcsultados con su
preparedness. FL Elixir para /
Sangre" limpia purifica Ia sangrt
destierra las enferlnedadeS lie Ia pie
y es ell mejor especifico que con02c
para el reumatisno cr0nico."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
DFCIAN QUE ESTABA TUBERCUlOSA
PERO Sc euro CON Ell VINO
fOSFARSlNOL Y AUMENTO
S3 LIBRAS. .

Pesaba o5 libras antes de
usarlo. Ahora pesa 1853. Te-
nemos en- cartera un valioso
testimonio. que hoy damos a
la pubIicidad, de una DANA de
Puerta de Terra, la sehora
Rosario C. de Ramirez, que
vive en- ell Tesoro, Gale de
Nolasco Rubio, Puerta de Tie
IRA, quien nos escribe alta
mente agradecida, por los
magnfficos resuItados que en-
ella produjo ell VINO FOSFAR-
SlNOL.
Nos informa que hace mu-
cho tempo fue vlctima de un
ataque de influenza. que la
retuvo en- CANA por dos me-
ses, habiendo quedado tan de-
bill, palida y deIgada que todo
el que la veia decia que es-
taba tubercuIosa. No tenia
apetito y tenia una tosesita
creppNhnca r,tto M indinaha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
SENADOREs

SENADORES. Los Senadores fue-
ron retirados tambi6n en- Lgero orden
en- este inning. Lindstrom retro a
Harris en- una magnifica jugada. Rice
Sc llevo la peor parte de la decision
del Umpire al este cantarlo out en-
primera en- un rolin en- que Kelly CO.
rrio a coger Bentley fue hacer Ia
resistencia Goslin le di6 una rola
dirscta a Frisch.
0 hit. 0 carrera, errores.
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Observation-Disclosures empezd

Observation-Disclosures empezo
precisamente de la manera contraria.
McNeely Harris fueron faciIes outs
al infeld. Con dos outs Rice pale6 de
hit sobre segunda y Sc rob6 la segun-
da. Con dcs tres, Goslin conect6 una
curva dura y mand6 la bola los
bleachers del right por un home run.
Este palo tremendo ha sido ell mas
grande dado hasta la fecha en- la Sc
rie. Judge conect6 un hit de piernas
pero Bluege 10 hizo salir de out en-
segunda.
8 hits, 2 carreras, o errores.
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sENADoREs Bentley tamil

SENADORES Bentley tambien
iba muy bien, cuando sucedio algo in
esperado. Habia abanicado Zacha-
ry retirado McNeely por La via
Jackson a Kelly, cuando Buck Harris,
sin ningun aviso, pale6 un enorme
home-run dentro de los bleachers, aro-
tando la tercera carrera para Wash
ington. Despues de este, Rice di6 un
hit, pero Goslin Sc abanic6 en- su
tGrno
hts, l carrera errores.
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NovENo INNING

GIGANTES Los Gigantes hicie
ron salir Zachary del caj6n en- este
inning al empatarse el score. Frisch
consiguio un pase para empezar. Young
di6 un "infeldfy'', pero Kelly di6
de hit por ell right Y Frisch anot6 des-
de primera Harris saco de out Meu-
sci y Kelly lego a segunda. Con dos
outs Wilson dio un hit por ell right
y Kelly lego home empatando ell
score 8 a 8. Zachary sa1i6 del caj6n en-
este momento y Marberry tomo las
riendas abanicando Jackson por ell
tercer out.
2 hits, 2 carreras o errores.
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GIGANTES Zachary continua Ian
zando admirab blemente sin sehal algu-
ma de que Sc este debiitando. Paso a
Lindstrom, pero Bentley, Frisch y
Young, fueron faciles outs al infield.
0 hits, 0 carreras, 0 errores.
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oUINTo INNING

GIGANTES. Zachary, pitchando
brillantemente, retro Wilson Jack
son Gowdy de la manera mas facil
via ell infield Solamente doce Gigan-
tes Sc han parade al bate desde ell Sc
gundo al Quinto inning inclusive.
0 hits, 0 carreras, errores.
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sEPTIMo INNING

GIGANTES Los Gigantes por fin
consiguieron anotar. Zachary empezo
dandole la base a Kelly Meusel d1o
un hit al centro Kelly lleg6 ter
cera. Wilson pale6 para la tercera, y
este en- vez de tirar a home, para sa-
car Kelly de out, Washington, saba
mente acudio al sistema de doble-plays
retirando Meusel Wilson mientras
Kelly anotaba. Jackson entonces dlo
un bonbo al left.
l hit, l carrera error.
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sENApoREs Los senadores M

SENADORES. Los Senadores lle-
garon la cdsp'de en- este inning Fue
Pecimpaugh quien di6 ell touue final a
los Gigantes Judge, ell primer hom-
bre a, bate en- este inning, tomo pase
gratis despues de haber dado cuatro
fouls. Bluege lie sacrifice a segunda v
entonces vino Peck Y mando una Inca
de dos bases por ell left Judge CO.
rrio a home anotando la carrera del
triunfo. Aunque Peck Sc par6 en- pri-
mera despues de Judge haber anotado.
lie fue acreditado I'M palo de dos bases.
i hit. carrera. errores
SCORE FINAL: a 3.
t 1ontinla en- Ia naoina 111
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SENADoREs. .-Ruel, Zachary y Nc
Neeiy murieron en- orden. Zachary Sc
abanico por segunda veg.
hit, o carrera, errores.
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SENADoRES. Bentley Sc repuso
y retro Judge, Bluege y Peck en-
orden Abanico a Bluege, mientras
Kelly Jackson retiraban los otros
0 hits, 0 carreras, 0 errores.
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SENADORES -Rentleu CO n,

sENADORES Bentley Sc presen-
to tan descontrolado en- este inning
que estuvo en- visperas de su caida.
lie paso ibre Harris Rice Sc
sacrificed Goslin sali6 de out por la
via Gowdy a Kelly y en- la jugada,
Harris lIeg5 tercera. Bentley lie di6
pase hbre Judge este sali6 de out
en- segunda tratando de robar.
0 hits, carreras. 0 errores.
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OCTAVE INNING

GIGANTES Los Gigantes fueron
faciles para Zachary en- este inning
Peck saco de out Gowdy Linds-
from, y Bentley muri6 de I'M rolin a
Zachary.
hit. carrera, errores.
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TERCER INNING

GIGANTES Zachary retro otra
vez los Gigantes en- orden. Bentley,
Lindstrom Frisch fueron faciles
outs.
o hits, 0 carreras, o errores.
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A De m VINO Forsno
ubuencc
a enfen anoraps
P0amos rratos estando
FOSFARsNOL
en-
una
THE AMERICAN TROPICAL REMEDY co.
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-20
(Por Louisi y Eddie Collins)
SEGUNDO JUEGO DE LA SERIE
MUNDIAL

1ESF UES DE UNA LUCIA DEsCo-
MUNAL, LOS SENADORES LoGRAN
DERRTBAR, EN- Ell NovENo EPT-
soDIo, A LAS HUEsTEs DE
NC GRAw, CON UN SCORE
DE A CARRERAS
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SEGUNDo INNING

GIGANTES. Zachary Sc arregl6 y
empezo un trabajo efectivo. Wilson,
Jackson y Gowdy fueron faciIes outs
al infield.
hits, carreras, 0 errores.
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cUARTo INNING

GIGANTES Young abri6 con un
hit, pero Kelly paleo para un doble
play Harris a Peck Judge. Meusel
lie di6 un bombo a Rice
/ hit, 0 carrera, 0 errores.
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DR.. Alvarez ValdeS
DENTISTA
DENTISTA

rrabajo gratis los n1nos PoBRES de dos
deg amos Los miercoles. jueves y saba
do de 7 media y media A. M.
mts r'tcutes de:
$3.50 12 A. M.
goo p NJ.
Tcdns los dias de Ia samana
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SENADORES Bentley tan efec-
two como su rival EN- este inning
Pas6 Zachary con cuatro bolas des-
pues de dos outs, pero ninguno mas
llego a primera. A Peck 10 saco Linds-
from, Gowdy Ruel, entonces vino la
base de Zachary y McNeely lie di6 I'm
foul Gowdy.
hits, carreras, 0 errores.
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SENADORES Bentley retro los
tres bateadores en- igero orden. Linds-
from hizo una magnifca cogida con
una mano Y sac6 de out a Bluege.
Peck fly Jackson y Ruel Sc abani-
CO.
0 hits, 0 carreras, erroSss.
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sExTo INNING

2 hts, l carrera, o errores
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eoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO

DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOR
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hit, l carrera, o error
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( --ontin1a en- la pagina ID
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30

roads leading to and from Marlboro
are in more satisfactory condition
than ever before noted at this season
of the year. This is attributed to the
absence of heavy traffic.
Lyle Ford, who will be graduated
from Ellsworth high school in June,
will take up position at the Bel
mont hotel, Bar Harbor, for the sum-
mer.
l.. L. Brown, in conjunction with
the project of the Farm Bureau for
the standardizing of definite varieties
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30
Iiull's Cove,

Miss Lila McPike is spending her
vacation in Clinton, Taunton and
Boston
Friends of Wilfred Wilcomb are
glad to hear that he is resting COM
fortably at Mrs. Georges hospital,
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Mary Dickey of Town Hill is
visiting here.
Mrs. Ettie Hinckles is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. jeffrey, at Orono.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murray and
young son have returned to Fairfield.
after a few days with Mrs. Murray's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gun
ningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Leland and
family have returned from Bar Har-
Dor, where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Jesse Higgins has returned
from Daytona, Fla. where she spent
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Donnell and
family spent Sunday at Shepard Lee
lands.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30
NOTHING CHARGED
DURING THIS SALE

of apples for cooperation in market
ing, will, this spring, graft thirty
five trees to the Northern Spy.
This month will pass in this vi
cinity as one of the coolest Aprils
in long time. The housewife, who
has always depended upon the latter
days of April for the attractive dan
delion, is this season disappointed.
Grass and foliage are very backward
The only sure sign Of spring is the
enthusiasm of the younger genera
ton in the old-time custom of hang
ing Maybaskets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30
CORRESPONDENCE.
Some Game!
Lamoine, April 26, 1924.

LamOlne, April 26, 1874.
To the Editor of The American:
Sherm Douglas invited me to go
over to Ellsworth with him to lodge
last Thursday night. We had three
ladies with us, which is lucky for US,
as they can vouch for the truth of
this story.
FIRST we saw a partridge, which
seemed intent on committing suicide
under the car Sherm cleared her
by hair, and all went fine for a
while, when appeared cock
partridge, which seemed to think we
should stop to admire him, which we
did. He was as handsome a bird as
l ever saw.
We drove along towards Ellis
worth, when an exclamation from
one of the ladies, what a pretty
little cow!" called our attention to a
small held at the right There stood
Two handsome deer. Then, of course,
Sherm had to tell story about the
deer and bear he had seen.
Farther along we came to a dead
stop to allow Mister Skunk to cross
the road ahead of us. Coming home,
we were not so lucky. Mr.. Skunk
was unlucky, and did not clear the
car The last thing we saw was a
pear, a small one. He was near the
Shute farm, and was bound for
0hore Acres, | think,
All these thing are an object les
son, showing what Harry Macomber
has done in the last few wears to nro-
eecl our game. Some of these things
pass from our memory, but the
memory Of that last skunk remains
l am going to be very busy for a
Whlie' at least, when Sherm asks me
TO go with him, unless he changes
cars. %
'Ergroeg."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30

will be glad to learn that he is con-
siderably improved.
D. w. Springer and son Howard,
were in Bangor Thursday and Fri
day. While there, Mr.. Springer pur-
chased Ford sedan which he drove
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Hodgkins,
who have spent the winter in the
home of o. w. Ford, have moved
into their cottage at the shore.
A significant fact, which is very
gratifying to the residents, is that the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30
THESE PRICES
ARE FOR CASH
Marlboro.

Miss Mildred Ford, who is teaching
in Otis, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Ford.
James Mcintyre, who recently Sc
verely injured his hand while split
ting wood, is recovering satisfactor-
lily. Mr.. Mcintyre severed an artery,
and was very weak for time from
the loss of blood.
Perry Hodgkins, Marlboro's post
master, has been confined to the
house lately by illness. His friends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30

Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy
pimpiy complexion, headaches, nausea
Indigestion. Thin blood makes Won
weak, pale and sickly. For pure blood
sound digestion, use Burdock Blood
Bitters. $125 at all stores.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-04-30

Wilsnap Fasteners, black and white cards for 25c
Irregular loo value)
Machess Silk Hair Nets with elastic sold everywhere
Iol loc' sale price, Tor .:.............. 25c
White and Grey Hair Nets 2 for ....... Csc
Ladies Jersey Union Suits strap over shoulder and
tight knee, all Sizes a 75c value sale price soc
Childrens Nainsook Union Suits, ages to u, looks
as good as many $1.00 suit, sale price ...... soc
1000 yards of Extra Fine Percales, regular 22c
line, sale price ...... 49,
36-inch Fast Color Checked Cotton Dress Goods Soc
value, a yd ........................ 25c
lot Milan Curtain Nets, in ecru, 35c value for Csc
Large 3-lb Roll of Batting $100 value for 49,. $50
Williams Talcum Powder, 25c value .. 1870
Silllne Crochet Cotton balls for ............ $50
M u * Knitting Cotton, balls for ......... $50
Pure Silkateen, white and colors a spool ~ Sc
lot Sew-on-g carriers, for corsets pair ~ 1Oc
Our regular 25c Velvet Grip Sew-on- garter pair 1870
lot Ladies' Band Top Sleeveless Vests all size A.
SOC value, for Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Ladies OUTSIDE Plain Top Onyx Hose, size and 915
only, soc value only Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ladies OUTSIDE Rib Top Onyx Hose, our regular 59c
(AI sizes black cordovan)
1 lot Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, 35c value .... Csc
(A sizes 6 to 111A)
! lot Ladies' Pocket Books values up to 1926 sale
price ............ ..............~........5 soc
(slghhy shopworn)
l lot Kimono Aprons, regular soc line. sale
price .............. Observation-Disclosures. $50
lot Ladies' Shirt Waists, values up to $349, sale
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
lot Tissue Bingham, Dotted Swiss and Figured
Wolfe, values up to soc in the lot .......... 800
lot Percae Dust Caps, lace trimmed, each - lOc
lot Children Crepe Night Robes sizes to H. 81 90
| lot Misses White Jean Middes ......... S1.19
CA real $3.50 value, % 22)
| lot Clildren's Bingham Dresses values up to $780,
sale price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
During this sale will allow 20 per cent discount
on any Silk Umbrella we have in stock
lot Toilet Soap cakes in box, assorted odors made
by the Palmolive Company, and sold by many stores
at 25c, our price, box Observation-Disclosures c
Any Silk Petticoat in the store, values up to 1896
$2.49
I lot Egyptian Art Wool Floss, in assorted paisley
colors, value CSC, sale price, ball ......... 15c
Ladies Pink Jersey Boomers, a pair ........ Csc
Ladies Black Sateen Boomers, $1.00 value 49, CSC
lot Fancy Boudoir Caps, 25c value ....... 19c
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Tenth Anniversary Sale

BEGINNING small this has shown
- ual growth until to-day we believe offer
ton of Dry Goods can be bought in Hancock County,
XIE realize that due
w who have made possible continued
grateful that that offer the
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS goods these
remarkably low prices
LOCKWOOD B BROWN s11EETING 17ca yard
LOCKWOOD BROWN SC yard
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LOCKWOOD B BROWN SHEETlNG TIC yard
LOCKWOOD A BROWN SHEETING 18c yard

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