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Evening star., 1924-03-15
PERSONAL.

WANTED - INSTRUCTION on PIPE OR
gan. VIII pay well. Address Box 94S. Star
office. 16s
TO BOARD BABIES AND SNAIL chill
dren; best care; references: beautiful location: !:
reasonable. Adams 2335-W. 1870 lngleside
terrace. I6s
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDCCED-
Wonderful French method used. Or. bella
Ledcndecker. ID. G.. 1887 So. NV. Fr. ss4?.
CAN ACCOMMODATES 4 CONVAI.ESCENT
patient or invalid in private residence Special
attention 70 diet Columbia 175s-w.
SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOUR OWN
material: uPholstcr'ng cushions. SOUTHERN
uPH., 1907 9th NV. +. $3.50 Save this sd.
ELECTRIC BATH, MASSAGE. FOR ENCEs-
siye fat, nerve trouble. slceplessness, rheuma-
ti.m; graduate nurse tcoloredl. North 6oSj-J =.
PHYSIUI hEI;APY AND ELEI,l BOTHER.
any scientifically given. For appointmen:
.aCne Potomac l447.
WE ARE Now PAYING Sc TO $40 FOR
mems ard ladies' used snits. Our prices for
old clothing are the biggest. Wash Clothing
Exchange. 633 ID st. nv. Phone Main 1878.
JOHNSON REST HOME
for aged. invalid and conyalescent: night and
dav supervision. y. 1858. 1724 Goth NV.
COSFIDENTiALINyEST yESTIGATIoNS-A STAFF
or HIGHLY SPECIALiZED AND Also,
FOR SERVICE At ALL POINTS. ESTAB-
IISHED THIRTY-NINE YEARS. OPEN 9
AN TO 5:30 P.M. CONSULTATION EVE
NINGS RY APPOINTMENT. PHONE FRANK
LIN 600. BRADFORD. INC. TRANSPOR-
TATION BUILDING. 18th AND Nv.
Evening star., 1924-03-15

LIGHT TOUSEWORK. white girl: no laundry.
Lincoln 93tiJ
MAID in small family, reliable colored girl
wishes place. 242i 18th ST., apt. Z.
MAID or waitress, morning work. Call 10
{ 81. s.w.
MAID, neat. reliable woman colored: or good
plain cook. small family: no laundry, stay
some nights; reference. Address VI. Davis,
l,osslyn Z. q. l6s
MAID or housework. by colored girl 600 n
1t. NV.
MORNING WORK. 3 or 4 days week G31 T
NV. North l0441. 16s
PART-TlAE WORK, no washing. Inquire S11
LIST st. NV.
PLACE in sIuall family, neat colored girl !;
city reference. Call Adams 1916 after IN.
WOMAN, colored, wants place to work by the
month; stay nights. S3I Rock Creek Church
rd W.
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FOR sALE-AUToMOBuEs

BUICK, 1924; 6-cyl:nder. 5-psssengef sedan
fully equipped. Address Box 247-R, staI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CNffnmad

FIRSTCLASs MARKET and grocery store.
and price; ferms 10 respoesibie buyer. eIce1. se
lent going business. In replying give teIe-
phone number. Address Box IS, Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FNlQCE CANDY SHOP on busy 18th st.
catering TO high class trade. will be sacrificed
for quick sale. Owner cannot handle. Appl,
! Saturday or Monday at !pS 14th st NV.
FOR REST-Feed store, So per month: suit
, able for gasoline station. 2lst and h sts
NV. Amply Main 80
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
Continued.

LIGHT HOUSEWORk. white girl: no iaundI
Lincoln 93t-J
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FOR FARM AND CARMEN.

ONE F0RDS0N TRACTOR WITH TWO SEP
arate gang plows and two separate disk bar,
rows, SZoO: cost $500. Lot of other msch!nes
AZ same loss. largo Farm Largo, Md r. q
Steward, Main SS1I ~
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SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
CHAUFFEUR AND MAID OR NURSE. man
and wife wishes position in private family.
Hoy 6S Arlington. Va. 15s
YOUNG sou ;hern colored couple want work in
private family. Apply at 524 LIST st. NV.
JANITOR-Colored man and wife; references
Address Box 9-S. Star office. 15s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Continued

Dos lith ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH,
so.
pos l4th St n.w.--1 room and bath. $50.
1885 Mass. ave. n.W.--4 rooms and ba til !:
suitable for Office if desired; will rent as
whole in part
GARDNER & DENT. INC,
III I'm ST. NV Main 1854
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NANTED-MONEY

$1,000 LOAN FROM PRIVATE PARTY, FOR
years at SO. northeast home. Address
Box 44-A. Star office.
WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL HIGH
class first trust investments, netting purchaser
over per cent; also few desira BILE second trust
Investments. netting around II per cent; all
sPINK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
sic Union Trust bldg. Phoue Nsin 775S
Evening star., 1924-01-24
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN 2-FAMILY HOME. LARGE LOT.
near good car line; separate entrance; each
apartment FIVE rooms and bath: cost of repro
duction at least s14 900: TO settle estate
,, can be bought for $40, 500 with only 81 900
1858.
s4o0 DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH buys this
neT Hssa'sw IN sarhG nn GosE s
elevation. Price. $3.50. Call Mrs. Ireland,
Franklin SOS
BROOM BUNGALOW, CELLAR. PoRCHEs.
terms sss B. NJ df sMr fhf ATnssoD hf Sas Rs
Phone Clarendon 5s9-J1. 2s~
l4-ACRE, 33rd AND UPLAND TERRACE
improvements forest shade sell or trade hest
offer. IL II. GORDON, s1s Colorado bldg.
THINK OF IT. ONLY IS 750 FOR ATTRAC-
tive modern bungalow on concrete street: near
school and car lines, in Cottage City: 8 rooms
bath, water, sewer, gas and electricity: easy
terms. Call Hyattsville 651-J, after pm.
ADJOINING LEE HIGHTS, VA-THTS
beautiful I-room; reception hall and bath
hone; one acre OF ground; bearing fruit trees
consisting Of apples pears and grapes and ber-
ries; garage; Chicken house; close TO cars and
bus line; short distance 10 schools, churches
! and stores; nlacadam road from city to prop
Price. $4,000: cash, 81 800. balance like rent
BE b. NJ. MARTIN, 73i 10th st. NV. Main
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
I specialize in Woodbridge and Brookland
me- as hsre several hSr Snrsans n in houses
and bungalows. Can make terms. Groom bum
SSaiow: SS: sleeping porch, open fireplace. hardwood
New Groom house $500 cash; $50 per mo.
Choice lots.
M. o. BULL,
North 6e11-J. 1900 r. I: ave. ne.
! IN AURORA HEIGHTS. vA-CoRNBR LOT
bungalow. practically new; one-pipe furnace;
bath; electric, lights; garage. Price. $1,000
Very reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
6l4-515 SIG Bond Bldg,
18th and New York Ave. Main AZ.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
] Owner says sell: Groom house. slate roof.
2-car garage so shade trees; ; oak floors. ID;
R se house and lot o. or a
price and terms attractive. -Four good bunga-
lows, $500, s8 900, $6,s5o. $1,000; $500 cash
! occupy; good locations; priced to sell quick.
We have many desirable homes 4 70 for sa sale.
r., TAKoMA d.as PARK z.RanI REALTY ps-S co. Sn r
PARK BARGAIN.
| leaving has reduced price to less than cost
! bia phonograph. dishes. etc; $3.50; substan-
| tial cash payment required.
G. W. VAN WAGNER,
Exclusive Agent.
"a Cedar ST.. Tskoma Park. d. c. Col. s774-W.
| ITAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
7-room home real value; new shingle. Dutch
colonial in one of the best sections Of Ia
koma: all improy yements in; rooms are large
| center-hall plan. Oak floors throughout. Many
| buiIt-in features. Level lot, 50x25O. Garage.
$40 $50; terms.
! New, rooms and bath. stucco, 2sx32; very
| best construction; oak floors. hot-water heat;
cement pavement. Only $4,000.
! LILLE e HENDRICK,
% Carroll Ave, Citizens' Bank Bldg,
Tak0ma P1yk. Adama l6A2A
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

I4O4 1lth ST. Nw.--ROOM HOUSE, UN-
furnished, $50; steam heat, hot water, elec-
tric ty. SO>
TWO 5-ROOM HOUSES on BRADDOCK. AVE.
near St Elmo station, Wash.-va. railway;
price. $50 per month. Apply HELEN CALI
VERT. Alexandria. Va, r. F. d. 2. zee
1918 MASS AVE. S.E.-J ROOMS AND
perfect condition fine neighborhood. near new
Eastern High School; 345 monthly. Key from
Mr. Summers, 1888 Mass. ave. ae. HARRY
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FOR RENT-STORES

s.W. CORNER 21st AND K STS NV
stores. suitable for gasoline station, feed.
hardware or grocery store. Main 80.
18th NEAR N.W.-LARGE STORE IN
desirable location; rent. $3.50.
CISSEL. TALBOT 4 CO., INC,
10O5 New York Ave. NV Main 1902
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
Continued

galow at Chevy Chase Circle, ID. c.; beautiful
trounds: double garage; $125 per month.
Phone Cleye 2992
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DELICATESSEN.

Long lease II desired. Franklin 7ss6-W. .
VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW STORE u5xos)
near downtown shopping district; rent rea.
sonable; SIS 10th st. NV.
WARDMAS
Evening star., 1924-01-24

WITHIN - so ALASKA AVE. IN 18th
St. Heights-Fine looking, full two-story, de-
tsehed home. on large lot With garage. paved
elec. Vacant Owner has authorised me TO
redecorate and sell for S11 800 and on q cash
payment of 81 900. Lighted at night.
R0RERT II LEWIS CQI. sAlS.I 0As
Evening star., 1924-01-24

NEW, COLONIAL, s-R0oM DETACHED BKfCK
house. near 18th and Webster: reasonable: no
agents. MARTIN BROS. Owners. Adams oSt2
49, SE.-8 ROOM FRAME DWELLING,
good repair; opposite park terms; S, ,oOO.
w F. NASH 100 NJ
Evening star., 1924-01-24

| Mr.. NEW WALKER HOTEL, east OF Conn
| ave.-25 rms, baths; suitable for physician,
| frat. or hghclass distributing house; 1st com.
; For appointment call FIR. 7SS6-W
Evening star., 1924-01-24
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

1121 20th ST. NV.
and commercial zone: lot 25xl4o. A bargain
CHAs. ". STEERS. 1870 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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WANTED-BUSINESS PROP'TY,

niture; ANTIQUE business; would consider . firs,
drs. resident downtown. 81 Home Life bldg
Evening star., 1924-01-24

FORMER CONGRESSMAN, LEAVING CITY.
offers I-room new. modern home. 1914 KeokuL
St, Chevy Chase Price. $4,000; easy tetsns.
/ Probably best house value for money In city.
Call afternoons and evenings
Evening star., 1924-01-24

CORNER-FIRST COMM.
UPPER 14th ST.
An opportunity to purchase a
choice corner residence in the
first commercial zone on upper
14th st. in a section now SUR
rounded by big business, at one
of the main intersecting streets.
1t will serve as a modern resi-
dence until business values
necessitates remodeling into
business property; 35-ft. 'front.'
age on 18th st.
Main 243+Mr. Price, With
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
l4l6 Eye ST
Evening star., 1924-01-24

. The Best in Apartments
Look a. far 40 you like and you won't find
auythinG that comes so nearly approaching
your IDEAL Of Apartment residence as you
Kew Gardens,
200 Que St.
These Apartments represent the last word
In scientific design and convenient planning
You will appreciate the many features that
contribute 20 greatly to easy home making
as well a. the things that add to the comfort
of your Home. And these Suites are really
little Homes-every one of them. Make it
point to inspect at yeur early convenience
Dining Room Cafeteria right in the building.
Three to seven rooms with one and two
baths-rentng from $67 so to $500 per month.
The Resident Manager will gladly assist
rou in going through the available Apart
ments at any convenient time-Day or Eve
ming.
HARRY A. KITE, =.
Incorporated.D
1914 K St. Phone Main 1916.
THE SOUTHERN, 1907 NJ ST.
An.w.-One room and BATH. Ap-
s2ly to telephone operator.
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COLCRED-BARGAIN; VACANT; $3.50 CAsH.
balance $50 per month covers all payments:
dandy Groom tile-bath house: southeast: good
condition.; ready TO move into. Phone owner.
Adams 2OI4
Evening star., 1924-01-24
WANTED TO RENT-H0UsES.

LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSES WITH US
for immediate results. We have several pros
poets now waiting for desirable houses.
\. +. RY0N CO. INC. 1423 + st. n. $3.50
EIGHT OR NINE ROOM HOUSE, WITH
bath; cleo. light, hot water steam heat;
strictly white district; one car fare from 10Th
and Pa; NV. section preferred; particulars
in reply. Address Box SOB, Star once. "a
RELIABLE. CAREFUL TENANT WANTS TO
rent six room house from owner; ne. or Sc.
Address Box o93- A. Star office. "a
Evening star., 1924-01-24

GARAGE SITE, CORNER NEAR FLORIDA
and Georgia aves. Improvements will carry
all charges.
1A,O q n Main SAJS
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-------I..-0.--4 -0-rr--I, ---ro----1. -
62o OTIS PLACE N.W.--6 ROOMS AND
bath, ami, S6a.50.
NORRIS CAFRITZ CO.,
14l6 ST. Main GIT.
1909 q sT.--S ROOMS AND BATH. ELEC-
tricity, $s5.
Cambridge place n.w.-9 rooms and bath;
electricity: SIS.
GEO. W. LINKINs. 17I9 st.
Evening star., 1924-01-24

| tph tplohE-l--N An ISL AND SIS- ~. ~ :
I-Beaut.ful bay window brick house conta In
| ing rooms. reception hall, tiled bath, extra
| toilet, hot-water heat, electric lights, gas.
! leads to a paved alley. affording ample space
| for garage. Entire house in Al condition
] Price. $3.50. 81 600 cash and balance like
] CalI Nau
Evening star., 1924-01-24

So. .500-NR. 7th AND EAST CAPIToL; g.
room tapestry brick home: s.m.i; gear brick
garage: large front and back yards: 8ofoot
alley; owner. leaving city. will sell on easy
terms. Rental, $3.50 monthly. A safe invest
ment Main I414
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25
Of this country should be ssed foI
the peoples benefit.

A distinguished lady writer says:
"Whea deep, powerful love cools.
marriage should end In divorce.
Newspapers discuss that because 1t
sounds new.
Yet 1t is what the monkeys said,
or would have said II they could
talk, half million years ago. Mr..
Monkey would say: when am
tired Of one lady monkey. l go off
and find another. That's my idea
of love-
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25
MODERN wOODMAN NOTES

On account OF the banquet aud
social time at the last regular night
OF camp S7%S the installation Of
the officers w. postponed TIL next
Monday night. There will also be
some other important business to
come before the camp ~ that time
and . good attendance is desired
Il will oaiy BE- Z short time now till
the big drive. to be known ~ ''The
State Deputy Wescott Campaign"
will start In the valley. 30 let every
member be looking for new tim.
her,"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25

Marriage Ia an institution not
established for the amusement OF
monkeys or men. but for the pro-
lection of children, to establish re-
spect for women. and to make men
gradually more decent.
We should be even closer to the
monkeys than We are now. but for
the institution OF marriage. which
has trained men to suppress the
monkey within them.
DR.. Charles J. Smith. president of
Roanoke. College. Virginia. has
this to say about the modern girl.
Reading IL, you will hope that moth
ing unpleasant was left nnsaid:
Some women in every age drank
liquor, a few even enjoyed smoke.
many of them threw away their
honor. but the world has never
known the turning loose of such
an army Of hard drinking. cigarette
putting. licentious Amszons as walk
the streets and invade the college
campuses today"
1t may be or seem true. but. AZ
usual. the next generation will be. a
little better than those before IL.
Providence attends to that. and
makes very good mothers of the
'iicentious Amazons" that worry
good Doctor Smith. He must re-
member the famous Olympias, who
danced stark naked with serpents
wrapped around her. consulted
masicians. killed the baby OF her
husbands second wife.
But she was the mother OF Alex
ander the Great.
People talk Of "a saturation" In
the motor industry. There In no
such thing as "saturatiou" In the
automobile world. People buy cars
use them up. buy others.
The farmers In the country used
to buy two million bugGies every
year. We only manufacture four
million automobiles year now. Al
this moment the country ought
easily to absorb sig or seven mill
lion cars year. Every car pays
for itself In time wing and repre-
sents economy.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25
About Early Success.
1,4OO Feet Down.
Ford and Muscle Shoals.
Nothing Like Success.
Harsh Words for Girls.

II doesn't pay to make children
work too hard. What they need
in youth is warmth. affection. ex-
ercise, good food, long sleep. Heavy
learning can come later.
You have read about William
James Sidis, the boy phenomenon
who. at eleven years of age, was In
Harvard University, debating with
professors on the fourth dimension
and came ont of Harvard at thirteen
That young gentleman is work
Ing now as clerk at S23 week
and doing his higher mathematics
on cash register. He says he hates
the name of Harvard He is dis
couraged. and, from a published in
terview. he appears to lack the
greatest OF assets. mental courage.
It's easy to take that out OF human
by over-forcing in childhood.
The vanity of parents ends some
times in destruction of the child's s
chances.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25

-srRAYED-From North farm
district red brood SOW. vt. about
37s lbs. left ear split. will farrow
Feb. 10. Please notify Orast Oxiey.
Phone Sl3Ns.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25
trimmed and plain tailored The half prices.
$13.75
14
0nehak Price

on entire stock Of Misses and Women's Cjo<h
and Plush Coats. Plain and Fur Collars. Ma
terials silk plush. polo cloth. shadow checks, In
visible checks, plaids, Bolivia. etc.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25

Wireless signals in the code OF
the United States Nary have been
heard / 400 feet down in mine In
Arizona.
Sound without wires going
through LOO feet OF solid earth"
seeems marvellous. But we must
remember that there ia mo such
thing as solid" earth. And there
is no such things ~ solid matter.
only electrons. that form atoms.
atoms that form molecules. and
molecules that form what we csn
matter. the particles of that mat
ter being as far from each other.
in proportion to their size, as the
earth is from the sun. There IL
no reason why radio waves should
not 20 anywhere. since there Is no
solid matter to stop them.
Various concerns offer TO rent
Muscle Shoals. suggesting in .
feeble. doubtful kiad OF way. that
they will make fertilizer" The
farmers OF the United States have
Henry Ford's positive promise that
he will produce cheap fertilizer at
Muscle Shoals. The farmers and
others want Henry Ford to make
good on that proposal and he should
have the opportunity.
Ford shows yoS 10 the state Of
New York. one of his new plants.
an Industrial building. twelve hua-
dred feet long with not 4 smoke
stack on II. everything done by the
power OF water changed into elec-
tricity.
Give Ford the chance at Muscle
Shoals and he will. do sverythine
possible to keep his pledge TO give
the farmers cheap fertilizer. n.
will do what IL infiniteiy more In
portant. showing the people Of the
United States how the water power
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25
$3.65 he Pair

for Women's, Misses and Childrsn,s high Grade
footwear. Odd pairs, broken lots, incomplete
lines. but shoes We should get more money for
shoes that will give you lasting satisfaction
In comfort and wear.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-25

many splendid coats in this lot, coats that are as
serviceable ~ you could want. styles not up to
the minute Of course. but good styles. mostly
dark colors. You'll say they are bargains.
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BURNHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Chapls
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Chaples and
all of Rockland. visited over sui1
with their aunt and husband,
and Mrs. L. w. Crawford.
Miss Blanche Young OF Mel
n. b., is visiting her sister,
II. o. Dunphy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abby &. Mitchell
tied Sunday in Bangor with her
ter. MISS Blanche II. VIM. who
trained nurse at the Il. NJ. o.
pital.
Guy II. Ellingwood Is rnovInl
family into the home they req
bought of w. e. Hunt.
r. T. Winn. who works In VIZ
vile, is passing a week at home
The pastor of the Baptist COY
Rev. G.. w. Goodspeed. makes
following announcements for seI!
for next Sunday. July 20. Preacs
service 1890 A. NJ, subject, v
tism"; 11.45 Sunday school; Y
p. NJ. Baptism OF several canalei
at the Sebasticook river In the
lage; 100 evening service, when y )
members will be given the right y
of fellowship. Subject for evsD'
How to Keep Saved"
Miss Ruth r. Mudgett retua
Tuesday from a visit OF Q few "
with friends in Fairfield.
Pearl A. Hunt has gone to w,
where he has employment IN MAJ
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17

est of them all and has been Dor
rowed from the youngsters. 1t isn't
a clear sheer matter of having your
hair bobbed, is the opinion of one
Augusta hair dressers, but its having
that bob fit the face. Different
faces call for different hobs.
The sale of electric curriers' in Au-
gusta in the first five months of the
year 1924 average almost 500 per
cent more than for the correspond
ing months in the year 1923, accord
ing to Information given at the Gen.
trail Maine Power Co. Electric Shop.
This increase is due to the bobbed
locks.
Hard Days for Hair Net Makers
All over the country hair net
companies are closing their doors
So what is somebody's gain may
mean another's loss. But the ones
who cut and curl and fix and ar
range bobbed locks are of the opin-
ion that bobbed hair has come to
stay.
Remember those bird-cage hair
puffs, all airy and well ventilated
that went all the way around the
head? Remember the hair puffs
that were bought by the yard and
pulled out and fluffed out to form
the basis of an elaborate coiffeur?
Goodbye forever old hair pins
and combs. Goodbye forever old
rats and barettes. But time will tell.
That's the fun of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-17
Gets Badly Cut in
Moving Machine Scythe

NORTH-A. r. Clark met with a
painful and severe accident Tuesday,
when he got caught in the moving
machine scythe, cutting his legs In
a terrible manner. Prompt aid
checked the flow of blood. until DR..
Campbell arrived. who rushed him
to the hospital at Augusta, where
it took the doctors IL hours to
dress the wound. Much sympathy is
expressed by his many friends, who
hope for rapid recovery.
Mrs. j. Everett Blaisdell is pass
ing the summer vacation with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. .. H. Daven-
port.
Mrs. Jennie Clark and Mrs, Leola
Tanner and daughter. Florence,
passed Tuesday afternoon in Fair
field.
Storer Tanner and family, Clyde
Lyon and family and Mrs. Sadie
Reynolds, Roland Philbrick and
Miss Conforth, Lawrence Lyon and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. Clark, Robert Rey-
nolds and Sherman Tracy were a
party who visited in Pennington.
Sunday.
Miss Mary Frye, a teacher in
Medford, Mass. was recent visitor
of her sister, Elizabeth. Miss Frye
is passing her vacation In Vassal-
boro.
The burial service at the Springer
cemetery Saturday for Mrs. Mary
w. Moore was conducted by Rev.
Frances Walsh of Augusta. The
flowers were many and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bracket
and daughter, Irene and William
Emmett and Miss Margaret Howos
of Lawrence, Mass, were visitors at
Scott Brackets. Saturday.
Bertha Sherrard has just returned
from Auburn hospital, where she
had surgical treatment for her
throat.
Miss Emily Bourne of Waterville
passed the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bourne.
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SIDNEY

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. George
Houghton and daughter. Ray and
Roland Philbrick attended the ball
game at Togus. Sunday.
4 Mrs. Lyman Moore has purchased
a new Flint car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Barr were Sun.
day visitors at Mrs. Maude Lights.
Pearl White has had a Texaco gas
pump installed
Charles Taylor and family visited
in Farmingdale, Sunday. :.
Sidney Grange closed for It's sum-
mer vacation last Thursday.
About alfthe farmers in town are
well under way haying.
John Wilson has purchased the
late Horace Farnham place, and has
moved his family on to the farm.
Vera Houghton has returned home
from Industry. where she has been
teaching for the past year.
Ray Philbrick passed the week
end at his home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bracket were
callers at Lyman Moore's. Sunday.
Ada Moore Is staying a few weeks
with Mrs. George Bronson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Field were in
Augusta on business Friday.
The Ladies' Farm Bureau meeting
will be held next week Wednesday.