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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
GOVERNOR BAXTER SPEAKS OF
! ! MEETING n, E. ExECUTIvESI IN
VERMONT AND QUEBEC TRIP

lions Of interest to the several New
England states have been freely dis
cussed.
"As 7 travel about the other New
England states Of course compare
their roads with those Of Maine, and
I find that ours do not take second
place to any Of them. The roads in
Vermont are smooth, but are very
crooked and hilly. ] thought we had
some crooked roads in Maine and
people often complain of them. One
has only to travel through Vermont
to be, convinced that Maine roads
are comparatively straight.
Vsrmont's Road Problems
vermont has road problems which
equal, II not exceed ours. 1t is sur.
'prising how few accidents there are
on those winding roads, but that is
no doubt due to the fact that people
drive more carefully when roads are
crooked and when danger Of accident
is constantly In mind.
1.-THE Vermont authorities are plac-
ing q six or seven foot cedar post
alongside the road at the side of
every culvert. This IL something
that our State authorities should
copy. In driving over the roads of
Maine the low cement ends of our
culverts are usually concealed by
grass and accidents often occur. This
cedar post probably will be white
a culvert hidden in the grass.
I'm the Province of Quebec also
road signs are placed. at every turn or
dangerous location to warn the mo-
torist. This also Is something that
should be done by our local authori-
ties and Statewide system should
be adopted.
Jaekman Road to Quebec
Late in the fall of 1922 1 went
from Augusta to Quebec via jack
man, and was interested to. see the
work that has been done on this road
road today Is not only safe, but en-
tirely passable. On the whole 1t Is
good and every day grows better. IT
is narrow In some places. but work
is being done on these and I was
much pleased at the excellent pro-
gress that has been made. In fact
there Is no road Of equal length in
the State on which there Is so much
work being done at the present time
as on this. No one need hesitate
about going over 1t, and It soon will
be broad and easy highway from
Maine northward.
1.-THE Quebec authorities naturally
send their travellers down through
their own Province to Sherbrook into
northern Vermont. but Maine must
complete this Jackman road SO as to
attract tourists into our State.
should like to see this road COM
pleted this year straight through to
the Quebec border. Few people real
iSe that the distance between Angus
Ia and Quebec IL practically the same
as between Augusta and Houlton, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

69c All Linen Huck Towels
2 for slh
SOC Linen Huck Towels :. 3 for M
30c Part Linen Huck Towels !
. 4 for ,ih
$1,30 Quality 1S-inch Diaper
$500 per plsa
$1.60 Hemmed Table Cloths 6lrs
$i.oe ea0
$1.75 Round Table Cloths S1.OO e.A
$3.50 Square Table Cloths Si.OO cad
$3.50 All Linen Table Damask
500 u
Toe Imported Mercerized Damsk
.'t.. 2 yds. for liM
Is and 20-inch Cotton Napkins
9 for iln
20-inch All Linen Napkins
) for SID
16c Unbleached Sheeting. 4O.inch
8 Sds. for Sla
lie Unbleached Sheeting. 36.incA
yds. for siMl
1Sc Lockwood Sheeting, 40-inch
9 yds. for siM
lie Lockwood Sheeting. 38.inch
yds. for SlM
29-33c Unbleached Sheeting. $50
inch yds. for tlM
33c Unbleached Tubing, 45.inch
ga yds. for tLM
SOC Bleached Tubing. 40-42-inch
80 yds. for iLM
16c Bleached Sheeting. 36-inch
8 yds. for tLM
1sc Bleached sheeting, 36-inch
Z yds. for SiM
&c Bleached sheeting, 36-inch
5 yds. for StM
19c Bleached Shooting. 36-inch
Q yls for sim
No. 60 Berkeley Cambria
yds. for tiN
No. 100 Berkeley Cambria
ga yds. for SiM
Zodiac Cambria, ,29c quality
5 yds. for tiM +
English Longcloths. 29c quality
8 yds. for SIN
$3.50 Seamless Sheets. S1x0O
500 ead (
$3.50 Seamless Sheets. S1x9O
Less lOR
Ali sizes in Pequot Sheets Less lVE .
All sizes in Pequot Cases LESS lVH
All widths Unbleached Sheetinss
Less iON
All widths Bleached sheetings -.
49, Less iO7
&c Pillow Cases, 42x36 IS for Si@
42c Pillow Cases, 42x36 ..3 for tiM
15c Linen Finish Crash an
19c Crash, 5000 Linen yds. for ~
25c All Linen Crash yds. Tor 81"
20c All Linen Crash 4 yds. Tor ~"
39c White Lingerie Cambria an
5 yds. for ""
SOC White Checked Dimities
''' ""''e yds. for 81"
''o White Lawns SS-in si1s. for as
SOC White Nainsook, 36-inch .mI
5 yds. for ""
QUO f0nse'' f"'0'"' yds. for 81"
yds. for S1@
30 Other Big Bargains not me-
toned here at Third Floor DepN
ments.
We have q very liberal supply =
most of the articles advertised, W.
YOU KNOW the real importan"
an early selection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
WAIST DEPT.

1 table of Waists and Blouses. Dimi-
ties, Voiles, in plain and striped,
with all the resirable collars. Reg
ular price of these waists $1.OO.
Special for $1.OO
Unusual value in Waists and Blouses.
Voiles, Dimities, Broadcloths, in
white and colors. Also some hand
made Wolfe Waists included. This
is the greatest value in waists we
have ever offered for Dollar Day.
Special $1.OO
Silk Waists in broken sizes. colors
and styles, including Satin, Crepe de
Chine, Georgette, Messaline, Trico-
sham, and Prints. Included in this
lot are waists that sold as high as
S12.0S. Special $2.9S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT

29c Unbleached Marquisette
10 yds. for $500
30c Wolfe and Marquisette Curtain
ings ..............4 yds. for $1.OO
soc and Soc Quaker Lace Curtainings
3 yds. for 500
25c Crctonnes, yard wide
Z yds. for 500
29c Cretonnes. yard wide -
ytls. for $500
49c Cretonnes, yard wide
3 yds. for 500
$3.50 Rufied Curtains. tie backs
$l.OO per pr.
$1.50 Lace Trimmed Curtains
$1.OO per pr.
$50 Marquisette Curtains
500 per pr.
$1.9S Single Blankets. full size
500 each
20To Discount on all Blankets,
Curtains, Bed Spreads and
Puffs, $1.9S and up
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
100 Discount on all Hosiery
Not Advertised
HANDKERCHIEFS

Lot Women's 25c White and Fancy
Colored HandkerchiefS at O for $1.OO
Lot vVomen's Soc Fancy Handker-
chiefs at 4 for 500
Lot Women's SOC Linen Handker-
chiefs, White and Fancy, at
3 for $500
Lot Mems SOC Linen Handkerchiefs.
3 for $1.OO
Women's' 10c Cotton Handkerchiefs,
IL for $500
Children's SC Fancy Bordered Hand
KercnlelS ....'.'.. ....''. Oc cdch
Mems 15c Cotton Handkerchiefs,
10 for $f.0O
Mems S1.00 Fancy Border All Linen
Handkerchief,
Dollar Days 2 for $1.25
Womens 19c Fancy Colored Hand
kerchiefs, many styles. IS for $f.O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
els of Beauty Of Maine Seen.
cry as Compared with that
Of Vermont and Quebec, and
Compares the Road Condi-
tions-Says Jackman Road
to Quebec Is Safe and Pass
able

Eovernor Baxter In q statement is
sued Thursday regarding the meeting
Of the New England governors re-
GENTLY held Mt Vermont and his auto
mobile trip from Vermont into Que
bee, declared that Maine roads do
not take second place to those OF any
other New England state and that
Mains has scenic attractions that
measure fully up to those In the
Province in Quebec, although Mari
people have been more backward "a
edvertising them. ~
! The governor expressed his belief
that the consumption Of liquor by
Americans in Quebec has greatly
diminished and asserted that RUIZ
running along the border also has
decreased during the past two years.
there being very little ut present and
that In small quantities. Governor
Bakers statement was AZ follows:
!; '"rhs New England governors have
5ust completed their NTH meeting.
This year It was held in Vermont,
and va were guests of Governor
Proctor Of tina. state. All our meet
tngs have been informal and ques-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
HOSIERY DEPT.

Lot S1.00 Silk Isle Stockings, fancy
rib. at. ...........2 pairs for $1.OO
Lot S1.35 Silk Stockings. Black and
ColorS, at ................ .7oc pr
Lot $50 and $1.65 Silk Stockings,
Black and colors, all sizes, at
,$1.O0 pr.
$3.50 Silk Stockings, Black and Cor
dovan. all sizes, at. ...........$1 $3.50
IS pairs $500 Silk Stockings, clicked.
at -. $3.50 pr.
Lot Children's 39c, 49c and SOC
Socks, some slightly soiled, at
prs. for $1,O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
KNIT UNDERWEAR

Womcn's 35c and 40c Sleeveless
Vests, all sizes ...... a for $1.00
Women's SOC and SOC Bodice Top or
Sleeveless Vests, all sizes. 3 for 500
Women's Sleeveless Union Suits,
knee length. Sizes 40-42-44. Reg
ular 75c. :. Dollar Days 2 for $500
Children's Csc Waist Union Suits,
Jersey" sizes 3 to IL years, at
2 for $500
20% Discount on all Laccs and /.
Trimmings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
GLOVES

Women's SOC Silk Gloves at soc pr.
They come Black and White, all
sizes.
Women's S1.00 Silk Gloves in Black.
White, Brown and Grey, all sizes.
Dollar Days at 79c
Women's $3.50 Silk Gloves, Black,
White, Tans and Grey.
Dollar Days 500 pr.
Lot $3.50 Black Kid Gloves at $1.O0
Lot $19S Cape Gloves at. go. 800
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

1 Lot of Black Sateen Aprons, Plain
and Paisley combination. Regular
price $1.5O. .............P Price S1.OO
1 Lot of Corduroy Robes, made of
the Wide Vale Corduroy, Cherry,
Copen and Plum. Cut good and full.
Sc to A sizes. 49,. Special $1.9S
Lot of White Petticoats Sateen and
Tub Silk, SOS to $3.9S.
Sale Price $1.9S
] Lot Of Petticoats in black and
colors, plain and fancy f1ounces.
Regular and out sizes.
Special price 59c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

OUR DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS AT
OUR THIRD FLOOR DEPART
MENT
THE LOWEST OF LOW PRICES
These Prices Prevail During This
Sale Only
Take the Elevator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
DEPARTMENT

Kitchen Towels with loop, 1898
inch -. g for 500
29c Turkish Bath Towels @ Tor $500
39c Turkish Bath Towels a for $f.OO
SOC Turkish Bath Towels q for 500
roc Turkish Bath Towels 2 for 500
Soc Fancy Bordered Bath Towels
4 for 500
49c Fancy Bordered Bath Towels
- 3 for 500
Zoe Fancy Bordered Bath. Towels
2 for 41.OO
CSC Boot" and Dry well" Towels
5 for 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

$3.50 Boncilla Clay at. .75c
Lot 25c Toilet Soaps,
8 cakes for $1.OU
$50 Dark Shell Ivory Mirrors
at ............... S1N
$1.9S Small Ivory Mirrors at $l.5O
$3.50 Reg. Size Ivory Mirrors at Sis
$1.50 Ivory Trays at. .$1.OO
75c Ivory Combs at............3 oc
$1.O0 Powder Box and Hair Re-
Ceiver, Ivory. ........ Both for SOC
$3.50 Incense Burners at. -. $500
75c Hair Brushes at. ..........5 SOC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

Holland Ware Hot Dish Mats. 3
styles 5 for 500
Lot Bead Necklaces. worth up to
$1.oO ,.......,....D Dollar Days Soc
Lot Bead Necklaces. worth up to
$1.0S ...........D Dollar Days $1.0O
1919 Discount given on our en-.
tire New Stock of Art Goods
CORSETS
AT Big Savings
Lot Low Bust Corsets in good quail
ity Coutil, Flesh only. all sizes. Reg.
Lot $1.75 Corsets. color Flesh, all
ColcrS, Si.@o
Handsome Brocade Corsets, White
and Flesh, elastic tops. Reg. $500.
Dollar Days $500
Lot $3.50 Odd Corsets,
Dollar Days $1.OO
81 pairs High Class Corsets in this
The values of $3.50 and up to $1,000.
IF your size is here YOU get some
bargain"
Lot Misses and Children's
Drawers, Reg. soc.
prs. for $1.O0
Waitress or Nurses Aprons,
for $1.OO
Lot Black Sateen Aprons.
for $f.OO
Lot High Glass $1.OO Stationery
NJ CUC DOX
$1,000 ColOred silk Umbrellas.
all the best shades, at =. $3.50
20eo Discount from our very low
prices on all Fancy Glass Ware
Everything i'm Baskets marked
just Half Price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
LEATHER GOODS

Lot Genuine Cow Hide Boston Bags.
Brown or Black. at. ......... $1.OO
Women's $39S Suit Case, IS or 20
inch, at ................ SI.v0
1Oco Discount on all Leather Goods
Not Advertised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
CHIIDREN'S ROMPERS =
~ IN AXnopS

CHILDREN'S RONPERS
. to 4 Years
1 Lot of Children's Rompers In
white and colors, formerly sold for
$3.50 to $3.50. Slightly soiled. .S1.W
BOYS SUITS
2 to. Z Years
l Lot Boys Suits in Kaynee and
Jack-Tar-Togs Broken sizes and
colors. Former prices SOS and
S3.9S ............... Choice S1.9S
z Boys Suits in Stripe Bingham, ,
to s sizes. Former price $1.5O. To
close out z Tor Sl'UO
4 Pairs BOYS, Long White Sailor
Pants, 3 to years Regular price
S1.OO. .........2 pairs for $t.OO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
RIBBON DEPT.

Lot Acc, Soc and Toe Hair Bow Rib
Don at .......'..... .lOc yd.
19c Two Tone Satin Ribbon, / inch
wide, at 1Oc I'd.
DC Two Tone Satin Ribbon at
2 yds. for &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
CHILDREN'S DEPT.

Bingham and Wolfe Dresses, = to IA
years, in large variety of styles, also
Pantie Dresses. The former prices
on these dresses were S2.9S and
S39S ................ Choice S1.0o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS or
: CORRUGATED METAL PIPE
= Sealed proposals for furnishing cor
rugatsd metal pipe for Project No:
Sl.A 'Fs' I.ivernore Will be received
by the State Highway Commission at
tts once In the State House, Augusta,
Nains. until eleven A. M. Of July is.
1854, and at that time and place pub.
ucly opened ana read.
= state Highway Commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

2Oce Discount on our Complete Line
of Pyralin Ivory Toilet Articles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT

36-inch Percales, light and darts ,m
= 8 yds. ior %. ~
Best quality Percales @ yds. fof -"
Printed Voiles--new patterns ann
39c and 4oc Printed voiles .. am
3 yds. ior s,w
Best Printed Voiies 2 yds. for 81"
Best Scotch Ginghams, 79c a,ianaW,
\ -. 2 yds. for sL%~
Best Bates Ginghans 5 yds: los -"
Bates Remnants to yds: aim
yds. for IN
Best 33c Jap. Crepes 4 yds. for ~
Best Printed Lingerie Crepes aM|
333-inch Indian Head 4 yds. icr IN
60 inch Indian Head 8 yds. iOr -
aOee Discount on all Silk and cow
Summer Dress Fabrics pricea
nc soc, $1.25, $3.50, sz.oO
per yard
Come early. and take your time
selecting. Our usual guarantees ~
with every purchase-Best GUAM
Lowest Prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
SCIENCE
Dogs Detect
Criminals

Important experiments havs been
mado recently In Berlin testing tho
use OF doEH in catching criminals.
~ result. The German govern.
ncnt has forbidden the use OF dogs.
Tho Berlin tests ware performed
under favorable conditions with the
best prize.wlnniuR dogs OF Ger.
many, The tests showed that tho
dogs could not pick out a trail
among many trails: that they could
not follow an uncontaruinatod trail
several hours old: that they could
not choose an object after being
given the scent Of It's owner. and so
on thru many % the things highly
trained dogs are supposed 20 do.
Bloodhounds have long been used
In tho United States In trailing
fugitives and tho findings OF these
dogs, under certain condltiona are
accepted in many courts. In Wow
Of tho Berlin tests mos; OF these
ideas will have 20 30 revised. The
tests are no reflection upon the In.
telligonco OF the dogs. They show.
In fact, that In many cases the dog
In almost mind.readcr In learning
what hia master wants him to do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12

Give your friend pencil and on.
other piece OF paper and say! Draw
picture showing how tho folded
piece Of paper would look II un.
folded. Make lines 10 show the
crcascn. and the results OF tho
tearing" WarnlnEi DO not suggest
drawing tho holes Ms this would
give hint to your friend that
more than ono hole IL expected.
When tho drawing is finished. un.
fold the paper that you creased and
tore and compare with your friends
drawing.
All rights reserved by Science
Service, iiib Conn. ave. N. W..
Washington. d. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
Ugly Government

IIAVE nothing in your houses that you do not know
j to be useful, or believe TO be beautiful" William
Morris when he said that, rang the lmel Of the
flowers the hair cloth Sofa and the conch shell door stop
Modern homes pleasing and things useful rs well
ornamental the mode true design has entered into fur
nture furnishings architecture and landscape gardening
and the Midwest horribes of 'S4 have gone forever
Would that Morris would arise and the
public spirit change in governmental procedure. Sup
pose the voters had this for their motto Have no public
official whom you do not know to be useful believe
be honest" What per cent of the average list Of cand-
dates could qualify if efficiency and proved integrity
made the test by the voters?
date considered whether the be running
for president for township justice. First the
question Of party affiaon then the particular pet
slogans of the campaign then the lodge church and
AnSaoon league affiliations of the candidate; finally
comes the voting and may the worst win.
Word OF mouth, secret and schemng determine
governing personnel word of mouth platform,
word of mouth in interviews word Of mouth in argument
and campaign pledge and partisan argument Yet we
would of choose mlkman because he belonged
to church. butcher because he believed in the
Volstead act baker because he democrat;
but government, that costs than fifth of
average income (direct and indirect taxation con-
dered), is Of less consequence in thoughts than
pork roast pint of cream.
What has this done? What is he able 10 do?"
That test applied for year at every election would work
wonders.
the April spring hat prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
TEST YOURSELF
For Visual Imagination

Hero IA a test to try on your
friends. or have them try on you.
II reveals ability to vlruailzs
things in tho imagination before
they aro actually seen.
Directions: Take a piece o, paper
about five inches square and ask
your friend TO watch carefully what
you do. Fold the paper once over
In tho middle. then fold Il again In
the middle. but NJ right angles 70
tho first fold. Then tear out a
small notch from the middle Of the
sido which shows but one edge.
Throw away this fragment. Keep
the paper folded. but pressed flat
on the table where II can DO seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
FABLES on HEALTH--
TAKE MORNING STRETCH

In fact. the morning stretch II 20
b highly recommended II u al.
mos; inyaiuabls. II accompanied b
fioundsrlugu around In bed and
With good healthy Erunts-so
MUCH THE BETTER Encouragc
u IN members OF the family.
The idea Is this: During tho
sleeping hours the abdominal or
ganA the iunKR etc, arc contracted,
Upon awakening. the body Gets
away 70 a much better start II this
contraction IL llmbersd up.
M be sure 10 take your morning
stretch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
sATUHDNi

Read Mt xxv;it-so. Text wv "a.
His Lord said unto him. we'll done
Eood and faithful servant; thou hast
icon faithful over a few things.
viii set thee over many thiufs enter
thou into tho joy OF thy Lord.
80 tho man who has formed the
daily practice OF Immortality has
that within his life which makes
small annoynnees seem 60 ho tho
petty things they really are. ilo has
taken the long look toward that Far
horizon against which no trino can
loom up larEe. lie has pat himself
under tho stoadying SPELL % oter
nifty
MEDITATION; Work we'll done
brings certain Immediate compsnsa.
tons 20 most people. But n that
were all how quickly NO might TIN
Of productive activity Tho thing
thar holds a man steady IA tho long
daily grind which IL necessary 90 pro.
duee any worth while result. Ia his
ability 20 look FAR ahead 20 the com.
plction Of the enterprise. and realize
that no has had a part IN n, Herr
no enters into the creative Soy Of his
Lord.
PERSONAL QUESTION: Ara the
Affairs OF tho day Of lesser OF greater
moment when tho light % eternity
shines upon thcmf
PRAYER, Eternal God. We pray
tina; thou wilt kindis In our souls a
holy desire for Immortality. May
there be- a greatness % vision. and
depth Of affection In our daily lives
that viii witness TO all our assurance
% eternal life. thru Christ. Amen.
Copyright iost-F \. Fagicy1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
Supporting the Lam

INTERVIEWING various Seattle men, Mr.. j. Il, Justice
prints in The Star their views concerning law enforce
ment Apparently all the persons interviewed wor-
red about lack of law enforcement" and suggest
remedies.
Laws are probably enforced just well now ever
they Most of the talk about lack of enforcement
caused by the situation the prohibition law, which
is unpopular with many people 1t has in fact got
that one would imagine the dry law took precedence
every other statute the books AS a matter Of fact,
it's more important than lot of other laws that
violated every day.
Laws can't be enforced unless there practically unan
support Of the people back of them How far could
judge get if only 80 per cent of the people supported
the law against MURDER How far do you expect him TO
get when only 80 per cent of the people honestly and sin
cerely support the prohibition law?
soope Is infinitely infntesmai
II size tho
profes sionap politician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-12
All Right, 90 ahead!

CLEANUP WEEK starts Monday You supposed to
~ throw out ali the rubbish you've been aceumuating
for the past and either have 1t hauled away or burn
IT,
Not bad idea, altho suppose most people would do
il automatically, without all the work Of committees and
proe0aons by the mayor and general hullabaloo How
EVERETT seems that nothing be done these days with
out ayfew committees and procamatons and general dis
turhapce and.noon uncheons Sometimes are almost
tempted 10 believe that the time and energy expended in
organizing something isn't worth the result
potable gentlemen placed their hats
the with confidence Eong what i
left % them So the junk had better stick around