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Evening star., 1924-02-23
Novelty Bead
Necklaces
Very Special, $1.95
China Values
Jevelry Section, First floor

44-piece Dinner Sets, $685.. 2
different patterns.
Imported Dinner Sets, I'D.
Service for people.
Imported China Dinner Sets,
x30.S0. Two Patterns-sery-
ice for Il.
Porcelain Cottage Sets, eS.01.
Several dainty patterns3 81
pieces included.
Imported White Cups and Sau-
GERS. Very Special, 3Sc.
Decorated China Cups and Sau-
GERS. Special, 35c, cup and
saucer, $3.50 dox.
English Decorated Bowls, 0Sc.
Set of 4 pieces.
BakfnE and Serving Dishes, set
of 5, &1.c5 set.
Imported Pottery wall Vases.
varied styles, 2Sc.
EnEliah Tea Pots. SSc. Several
attractive designs.
Imported Luster Tea Sets. II
Pieces, STATS.
Porcelain Dinner Sets, $10Ss
Service for 6 people.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Tery Remarkable Anniversary taIues
Women's Spring Apparel
Third Floor

Afternoon models
sn is
sports Street Goats twis and sports fabric $3.50
s'sss ss's; s's's ss j. %sst s s
spring ss 10 &c.
Springs Newest Sports Hats, dozens Of styles s41s
% stree; s's ess '"y sssfst :st :sss s @
untrnmed Hats, in varied shapes stravs sos
aa a d a n9~s es aaa Fts 1slisa for ees soc
special Size Street, Afternoon Evening Dresses $3.50
s::':; s. !st =: Ss; z,;:s
Special Size Skirts in newest spring styles, $3.50.
sss%sds % SsS, e:s9s ;t;,s. ss3s
Is%sss Ss:, s sss :sss. ''
Ts5ss Is5 a:s and xS;s .s S
I Misses Moo rsS sDpE sk,s s, so
Springs New silk and Crepe Skirts many styles ss7s
4w light .as sSs ss a,ss
s Go in ss"s oS4 So:
Pure silk TuAedos and Coli s~ many eoior ss7s
Ss1s Ss pf % :5
s % ':s;. $3.50
sSPss: IL ss % sssst . .sfs
sesens % i e na ss"as MooSt1ao Gs gS moG: Sc
Toess?oP Ssiss T:ss s:ssh: $3.50
Is:a p Banfsaus senderizing models ses
sssSs sSS: s!S &: H. S
s; sk Ps5f;sSat P,a; s.s sna eSSt%ns slips
= s'.se tasd %as e.
hppas f'is GOWNS s's and chem. s
Dainty shtsoSns Of ane ~hte ia' na"sooR "'es sl s'
@ 81: r.:
ose SIX Ff saass pns essds s s1ss SOC
E tight sts's' or s%s1fi s%e knee s; 7se
in 'x sss sesn Et t"ss
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Evening star., 1924-02-23
White Enamel
Housewares

Extra Heavy Bath Stools S1.4J.
Roli-top Bread Boxes. S.15.
Water Pitchers. 3-quart, 8Sc.
Oval Dish Pans, S1.I5 and $3.50.
Water Pals. I2-quart. $I.35.
babies Bath Tubs, SS.2:I~
Wash Basins. 65c.
Kitchen Pals. $40.
Coffee Pots. 2-quart; $1.15.
Ten Pots, ! Il quarts, SI.OS.
tOmbinetteS. SITS.
Cake Closets, sliding doors.
81
Flour Cans. - lbs. 9Sr.
Metal Kitchen stools, S2.:So.
Salt BoAes, glass inset, e5c.
Porceiain-toP Kitchen Tables.
SS.45.
Tea Kettles. 4-quarf. S1.6S.
Double Boilers, .-quart, SI.45.
kreamer bread Boxes, S1.S5.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Mems FURNISHINGS

Athletic Union Suits, S5c; of
checked nainsook or ma
draS; closed crotch style.
Paianas, SI.S5; coIored cham
brav and Fruit of the Loom,
small, medium, large sizes.
Cambria Night Shirts, SI.45;
neatly made; braid trim
med.
Lisle Socks, o pairs, SIz5;
seamless, spring weight, in
black, gray, navy and cor
doNan.
Silk and LisIe Socks, Csc pair:
two toned colors, with
hand=embroidered cIox.
New Ties, S1.45; hand made.
in the popular ResiIio
shape; imported and do
mestic silks.
Silk our=in=Hands, S5c; very
smart new designs and col
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles
and Belt. S2.S5; engine
turned, with new nOn=slip
catch. Complete with Ieath=
er belt.
New Spring Felt Hats, S3.35;
scratch and plain feIts, in
new spring shades.
AIl-wool Sweaters, SASS; for
early spring-golf models,
N-reck coat style; in green.
platinum, oxford. camel and
heather mixtures.
Mems Furnishings Section. First floor.
Women's Hose
Silk Hose, Sl.95; all silk in
white and street shades,
also some with Isle soIes-
Silk Hose, SI.35; street cOiorS;
isle tops and sOIes.
Mercerized Lisle Hose, 75c;
in black and white, double
soles.
Black LisIe Hose, 45c; in
spring weight; full fash
iOned.
Noplor's Hosiery Section, First 0oor,
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Special Values in
Women's HANDBAGS

Moire Silk Bags, SOS; popu-
lar pouch style; seven
shades.
Real Calfskin Bags, SOS; in
brown, gray and tan.
Morocco Bags, SOS; pouch
style, in black and brown.
Patent Leather Bags, S2.95:
smart swagger style.
Rea. Cowhide Bags, SOS; en-
velope style; varied shades.
Polished and Dull Pin Seal
Mems Bill Books, $z.95;
with 14=karat gold corners.
Mems Bill Folds, SOS; hip
style. with 14=karat gold
corners.
Leather Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Handsome CretonneS
23c and 38c
Many beautiful designs and
coEOrs from which to
choose; very special
Drapery Section, Fifth floor.
Glassware Specials

Cut Glass Water Sets, 2 pieces;
special. S1.4J.
Gut Glass CandleSticks, very
special, Soc each.
Gut Glass NayOnnaise Sets, 95c.
Bowl and ladle, and plate.
Cut Glass Sugar and Cream
Sets; special, SSc set.
Cut Glass Fruit Dishes, S-inch,
special. $I.15.
Imported Decorated Glassware,
varied pieces; choice. $1.95.
Decorated Glass Sherbet Sets,
pieces; special, $1.2J.
1S Pieces Table Glassware /:
very special. $1.35. Pitcher
and @ Tumblers; Bowl and
9 Dishes; Sugar and
Creamer.
Gut Glass Water Pitchers, $1.1S.
Cut Glass Iced Tea Sets, $2.85-
Serving Trays, $1.15 and $1.S0.
Glassware Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Handmade Irish Laces
Insertions to Match
Special, 10c to 81 yard
Lace Section, First floor.
Beautiful Spanish
Lace F1ouncings
Special, $115 yard
I.acn Sectjon First floor.
travelling Goods

Travelling Goods
Black Enamel Suit Case, $50;
3 sizes; cowhide bindings.
Black Enamel Hat Boxes,
$50; round and square
styles.
Wardrobe Trunks; steamer
size and regular size, SzL50,
S24.50. SO and $31. Excep-
tiona1 values.
Real C0whide Suit Cases, Slz;
sewed corners, leather
straps; shirt fold.
Fitted Tray Case, $3.50;
cobra-grain cowhide; eleven
imitation shell or celluloid
fittings
Travelling Goods Section, First door.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Girls New Spring
C1othes-Speeial

Coats, Sl4.7S; new, swagger
sports styles, new colork
Frocks, $12.75; silks and flan-
nels in new spring styles.
New Spring Hats, SOS; new
est models and colors.
Tub Frocks, $1.95, Sz.9S, S3.95;
ginghams and chambrays,
attractive sty es and Coiors.
Two-pieee Pajamas, special.
$1.45.
New Wool Sweaters, special.
5z.95.
Crepe kimonos, special, SOS.
Jean or Palmer Skirts, SI.45.
New Spring Middies. special.
$1.45.
New Spring Overblouses, $1.95.
Girls Section. Fourth flogr.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Anniversary Specials
Babies and Little Folk

creepers, csc; button-under
style in dimity and cham
bray.
Rompers. Csc; white dimity, in
Peg-top styles; embroid-
cred.
Pantie Frocks, Csc; in checked
gingham, several styles.
Babies Bands, 45c; in silk and
wool, crochet edge.
Babies Shirts, Csc; button
front style; crocheted
edged.
Beacon Blankets, csc; in pink
or blue nursery designs.
Crocheted Bootees. 45c; with
pink or b ue edge.
Hand-crocheted Sacques, $l.95;
with pink or blue edge.
Wool Sweaters, $I.95; several
styles, sizes to 6 years.
Cambria Nightdrawers, csc;
button front, drop seat
Pillow Slips, 45c: cambric with
hand-embroidere designs.
Boys Poplin Suits, $,.95; i'm
white or pongee color, ?
to S.
Pantie Frocks, SOS; many
cunning styles; sizes 2 to 6.
Batiste Bibs, 45c; with hand
embroidered sprays.
Pantie Dresses, $1.S5; in cham=
bray and checked ginghan.
Spring Coats, $3.50; new styles
in light weight wooleRs.
Rompers, S1.95; sizes 2 to 5, in
delightful little styles.
PopIin Creepers, $1.9S; trim
med with embroidery or
hemstitching.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Savon Col1ose French
Perfumed Soap
CSC dozen cakes
De Luxe Toilet Paper,
9Oc dozen rolls.
Turkish Wash Cloths, 2 for 25c.
cretonne Travelling Cases, rub
ber lined, 55c.
Toilet Goods Section, First floor.
Special Values
Handmade Filet Laces
Sc to $l.25 yard
Jsce Sectjon. First floor.
ems Shoe Section, Second floor,
Toilet Goods Section. First floor
Lace Section, First floor

Wells Special
Long Wells. $1.25.
Square Wells, $1.S0.
In all the new Spring designs
and c0lOrs.
Yelling Section. First floor.
Dress Goods Specials
Wool Jersey, new shades; spe-
cial, S1.6S.
Rich Pile Black Coating, very
special, $6.
Black Lustrous Sateen, very
special, 3Sc. r. - .
Embroidered Voiles, very spe=.
cial, Sc
Wool and Cotton Dress Goods Sec
tion, Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Aluminium Cooking
Utensils

PercolatorS. G cnpS. Sis.
Dish Pans. 10 quarts. SSc.
Double Boilers, = quarts. S;'c.
Preserving Kettles, y quarts.
8jc.
Covered Saucepans 95c.
Covered Saucepans, SI.45.
Nests of Two, P3nS. &c.
Pudding Pans. 3-quart. f5c.
Nests of Tive Dairy Pans, CSC.
1I-inch l'ie Plates, 2:c.
COlnnder and Potato Ricer, soc.
14-inch Trays, Csc.
I8-inch Trays, sJc.
IS-inch Trays. 9Oc.
14-inch Round Trays. soc.
Set of 3 Tipped Pans, s5c.
Round ROasters, self bastiue.
81.
Tea Kettles. ; quarts, Sis.
Housewares Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Special Stationery,$1
Stamped in Colors
LIB. High grade Linen Paper,
stamped in coiors from
your own die or one OF
our stock dies; with 2
packages envelopes; in blue.
gray and white.
Stationery Section, First noor.
Handkerchiefs
Mems All Linen, 6 for ST.
Women's Linen Initial, SL75
dozen.
Women's Sheer Linen, & for 81.
ChiIdren's Nursery, 12Is each.
Boys Cotton, colored. 10c
each.
BOYS All Linen, 15c each.
Handkerchief Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Stainless Steel Table
Knives, $50 dozen
Cuticry Section First floor
.omen's Gloves

Women's Gloves
Real French Kid Gloves, S.75:
white and street shades; 16-
button length.
Strap=wrist Glace Kid Gloves.
S2.S5; in white and street
shades.
Washable Fabric Gloves, 95c;
l6.button; many shades.
Strap-wr'st Fabric Gloves, 55c;
white and street shades.
TwO-clasp Kid Gloves, SI.zS;
very special value; 3 new
shades.
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Bedding Specials

Felt Mattresses; double size.
$10.15: single size, $1s.sS.
w & l. Special Box Springs.
S24..5, twin or double sizes.
w & l. Special Pillows. 12.S5:
filled with goose feathers.
Furniture Section. Sixth noor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Natural Curly Hair
Switches
Very Special, SIS
Hair Dressing Section, Second
Anniversary Specials
Art Embroidery

III AAAA6A SAS>SA
Bed Lights, $.95; in cOlored
georgette and silk.
ChangeabIe Silk Pillows, S.95;
with flowers and gold braid
for trimmings; round, oval
and obIong shapes.
Stamped Turkish Bath Tow
els, 75c; blue, gold, rose.
Stamped Huck Towels, soc;
rose, gold and blue.
Bath Towels, S1.45; in new
decorated designs; fast
colors.
Linen Vanity and Buffet Sets.
) pieces, 9Sc; in the new
f1and-blocked designs
Linen Towels, Csc; i'm the same
decorated designs.
Art Embroidery Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

These Extraordinary Values in
Misses New Spring Apparel
Misses Street, Afternoon, Dinner Frocks, $3.50;
new models, new colors; exceptionally smart.
Misses New Spring Sports Coats. Special $3.50;
plain and plaid fleeces-new three-quarter length.
Misses New Sports and ailored Suits, $3.50; inn
ported tweeds and new twi1ls in smart styles.
Misses Attractive New Spring Frocks, $3.50;
Springs 1oveliest new models in delightful colors.
Misses Smart Coats and Smart Froeks, $A.50; mod
els that would ordinarily be very much higher
priced.
Misses Sector. Fourthho
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Children's Underwear
and Hosiery

Nainsook Combination, 45c;
in bl0omer or loose leg
style; sizes 3 to II years
Boys Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits, 75c; athletic style,
sizes ) to 16 years.
Ribbed Lisle Vests, soc; low
neck, sleeveless; 4 to l6.
I1-ength Silk Sox, soc; with
isle toes and hee.s; sizes
4 to 9I1.
Mercerized LisIe SOx, ,0c; or
) pairs for soc; black, white
and coIOrs.
ChiIdren's Underwear and Hosiery Sec
ton, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Toy Specials

DiscoOters, rubber tired, 1915.
waterproof School Bags, S5c.>
Premier Painting Outfits, 45r.
jig Saw Puzzles, 85c.
Popular Edition Mah-JOHg.
and racks, complete, S3.95.
Base Ball Suits, complete, G.25.
Indian Play Suits, $1.4S.
Dressed Mamma Dolls, s1.4S.
Dressed Mamma Dolls. 1895.
Pathfinder Wagons. 1875.
NelO King yclocipedes, SII.75.
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Mems C1othes-Remarkoble Values

Mems C1othes-Remarkoble Values
Two-trousers Suits, $35; Mems and Young Mems;
specially tailored for Us; newest Spring models
and colors.
English made Four piece Suits, $40; including
jacket, vest, trousers and knekers; limited num-
ber and very exceptional values.
London-made Topcoats, $40; very specially priced
for this Anniversary; newest Spring models; ST.
perbly tailored.
Mems Shoes-speciauy Priced
Mems Oxfords, $5.75; black and tan Norwegian
grain; Haig last; blucher and straight lace.
Mems High Shoes, $4.75; in black or calfskin;
straight tip; rubber heels
Mems Shoe Section, Second
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Junior Misses
Spring Apparel

New Frocks, $3.50: silks,
satins, crepe and flanness;
sizes Is and IL.
New Sports Coats. Sl758;
fancy velours and pIaids;
swagger modes in new
Spring shades
New Sports Skirts, S6.75: in
wrap or pIeAted models; in
grays, tans, cocoa and navy
blue.
Junior Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Stationery Specials

Stationery Specials
Ostrich feather Pens, SI.9S:
complete with cup and
shot; co1ors.
Quill Pens, 7Sc; coIors; with
cup and shot complete.
Linen-finished Paper, 25c lb.;
popular single sheet style;
white only; envelopes, l5c
pkg.
Stationery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
J lbs. Homemade
Candy, Special, CSC
Candy Section, Fourth floor.
Umbrellas-Special

Women's Colored Silk I'M
brelIas, $4.45; satin borders,
in all the smart street
shades.
Misses Colored Silk Umbrellas,
S3.z5; with carved or plain
wood handles; 4 shades.
Women's Silk Umbrellas, S.95;
black and street shades.
ChiIdren's Umbrellas, Sl.4S; In
black Gloria cloth.
Mems Umbrellas, 500; mixed
silk and isle; black.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Anniversary Specials

Anniversary Specials
for Boys
Two-knicker Wool Suits.
$l475; new spring models
in new fabrics: sizes : to
1S.
Regatta Wash Suits, S2.e5;
tailored suits for little fe.-
lows; many models; sizes
) to 9 years.
Sports Blouses, 85c; all white
and striped; short sleeves;
sizes to II.
Spring Overcoats, S9.75; for
small boys ) to 10; best
values We have ever offered.
Rain Coat and Hat Outfits,
S3.95, black rubber; eA-
tremely vel made; sizes 4
to II years.
Hn--s' Section EoppfI Toor
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Ribbon Novelties

Garters, S115 pair.
100 novelties, including:
Dress Ornaments
Hat Ornaments
Lingerie Cases
Lingerie Straps
Party Bags
Sewing Bags
Lamp Shades
Pin Cushions
Specially priced-no charges
for making if ribbons are
bought here during Anni-
verSary only.
fsibbon Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Special
Demonstration
Glass Cutting
By An Expert Cutter
Beautiful Pieces
Diamond Poinsettia
Pattern
CHOICE, IS
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.

Notion Specials
Fancy Shirred ound
Garters, Csc pair.
Sew-on Corset Garters, 15c
pair.
White Nainsook Shields,
zoe pair.
Rubberized House Aprons,
35c.
Sirk=lined Shields, z5c pair.
Notion Section. First floor.
trimmings
White Pearl Buttons, 7c doz.
White Pearl Buttons, 10c doz.
Fancy Bead Medallions, 81 ca.
Trimming Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Cloister Cloth.
10 yards, $3.65

200 pieces C..oister Cloth; a
high-grade imported white
Iongcloth, ideal for making
fine lingerie.
White Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Dupont Fabricoid Auto
Lunch Kits
4 and 6 service sizes, SO and
$3.50.
! Thermos Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Lamps
Special Values
Electric Bridge Portables,
s7.4S; antique gold and
back.
Parchment Shades, $3.50: H.
inch cone shape, several de-
signs.
Fancy Lamp Shades. S2.9s: in
colored georgette. lined
with silk; taffeta and flow
er trimmed.
Electric Portables, S3.45; in
FURNISHED polychrome, four
different styles.
Lamp Section. Second floor
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Record Albums
Special, 10-inch, 55c
12-inch, Csc
Radio Set, $3.50

Kennedy V Radio Set, COM
plete, $3.50. 3 tube, re-
generative set with loud
speaker; complete for in
stall ing; extra0 rdinary
value.
Radio Section. Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Anniversary Specials
SILKS

Radiuni, $1.6S; black, white
and col0rs.
Satin Crepes, S2.65; Springs
best shades.
Natural Chinese Pongee, S1.z5.
Black Charmeuse, special, Sl.95.
Canton Crepes, SOS; newest
street and afternoon shades.
Printed Crepes. s.; light and
dark. smart printed designs.
BrOadcIOths, $l.65; co,ored
and white; fine quality.
Crepe de Chine, SOS; extra
heavy, fine quality; i'm
black, white, navy. copen.
Natural Pongees, Sl.45; in
fancy stripes and checks.
C0Iored Pongee, S1.45; in the
new sports shades.
Silk Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Vanity-Compacts
Very Special
Gunmetal and Gilt Vanities.
65c; rouge, powder, puff,
mirror.
Chinese Brocade and Beaded
Vanities, 81; several styles.
Fancy Tapestry Vanities, Csc;
compact powder or rouge.
Toilet Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Baby Strollers
Very Special, $3.50
Baby Carriages
Very Special, $26.75
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth
Special Golf Sets
$9.75 and S16.75

Special Golf Sets
$9.75 and $16.75
1915; Golf Set. including 3 stay
hug, four w Il J. clubs and
R-34 Golf Balls.
sIs..5: Golf set de Luxe. in
cIudinE 5-incb ba$. silver
King golf balls, 4 W & 4.
De Luxe golf clubs.
sporting Goods Section. Fourth aooI
Girls Footwear
Oxfords, 1915; for growing
girls; tan, with welt soles,
wing tips; low heels; sizes
III. to =; $4.75.
Black ShnwI-tongue Pumps.
1915; in black suede. trim
med in calfskin; sizes = TO @.
Cbildreu's Shoc Section, Fourth foo:.
Curtains and Draperies
Very Special
beautiful Wolfe Curtains; very
special, S2.S5. $.-S5. ES:5.
EiIet Net Curtains, S4.35.
Fine Curtain Nets, Ssc yard.
Colored- border Curtain Soiles.
BE yard.
Cretonne Sofa Pillows, 9Jc.
Cretonne Pillows. Csc.
SuDfast yeIvets. S1.SJ yard.
Curtain and prapery Section. Fifth
1nur
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Neckwear Specials
for Anniversary

Cream Net Panel Collars,
$lS5; cream net trimmed
in embroidered net and lace.
SiIk-and-wooI Scarfs, $3.50; in
mixed blues, orange and yell
lows.
Neckwear Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Neckvear Section, First floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-23

bers. She presented the Lecturer,
Susie Carr, with a beautiful Easter
lily. Miss Carr responded appro-
priately.
One member who had read Presi-
dent Coolidge's proclamation in re-
gard TO forest preservation had ar
ranged on cards a roll-call rela ting
to trees and Arbor day, each card
having an Easter sticker. Following
this she read beautiful poem
what We Plant When We Plant a
Tree Then all enjoyed tree con-
test. Each member was called upon
to do their bit towards the program
Several had arranged charades. A
pantomine reading was given by
Bessie Ford, assisted by Four young
ladies. Miss Ella willard conducted a
Patriots Day drill; Carlton Hunt
entertained with a story. The follow
ing gave readings: Bessie Ford, Net
tie Mace, Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Guild.
Janet Towie, Merle Chesley and
Charles Towle. Two vocal solos were
given by Harriet Towle with en-
cores.
A laughable feature Of the enter
tainment was the Easter egg con-
test in which six of the gentlemen
took part. the first prize an Easter
Rabbit was won by Carlton Hunt
and box Of Easter chickens as Sec
ond prize went to Lester Longfellow.
All who did not, help in this pro-
gram will please be prepared to give
theirs at the next meeting, May 3rd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-23
BURKETrvILLE

Friends Of Ralph Esancy are glad
to see him out again though stiu
obliged to use crutches. 49,
Schools In town have began with
Mrs. Ella Grinnell OF this place
teaching at the Corner and Miss
Lucie Belgard of Montville at the
Barlow. Miss Belgard 10 boarding
with Mrs. Everett Fish.
Miss Caro- Fish and Clarence
Esancy are attending Washington
high school. CIarence's friends are
glad he Is the yaledictorian Of this
years graduating class.
Mrs. Blanche Miller has nice
line OF new millinery again this sea-
son.
G. A. Miller and L. A. Linscott
are running full crews at their saw
mills, as the Ice IL practically all out
Of the Medomak river here. ass
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and Mr.. Eaulanger Of Bridgewater
Mass, arrived Saturday for few
days visit at V. c. Jackson's. While
here they will enjoy fishing at
Cobbessee.
Mrs. A. W. Bachelor is confined
to the house with erysipelas.
Mrs. Harry Dysart and little
daughter OF Waterville are visitors at
Mrs. Martha kilbreth's, the last OF
the week.
Mrs. Edith Pinkham of South
Gardiner was at her mothers Sun
day.
Jack Ryan of Hartford Conn.,, Wis
tied his sister. Mrs. Harry wilkins,
the past week.
Miss Doris Bishop of Bath is
visiting at E. b. Tobey's.
III. L. Sherburne was at his camp
for a few days the first of the week.
Mrs. Jeanette Ballard and two
children were at Mrs. T. J. Dudley's
over Sunday.
Rev. Harry Taylor and daughter,
Ruth who have been conducting
meetings at the Baptist church for
the past few days, left for their home
at Topsham Sunday.
Robert Partridge and family were
at camp Sunday.
r. D. Smith. proprietor Of Camp
Yukon and two boys have arrived
for a few days stay.
Mrs. Lucy Morrow. who has been
passing the winter at the village, has
returned to her home. She has re-
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WINTHROP

Tickets for tho annual American
Legion Minstrels are finding a ready
sale. The following program OF
songs and specialties will be inter,
spersed with the usual Jokes. local
hitt, etc:
Part 1-Overture; end song, Way
Down in Birmingham" "Bilf' Loon:
reading. Mrs. Lottie York: trombone
solo, Babe Heon; end song
You're in Kentucky Sure's You're
Born" Don Pitman: song. "Stingo,
Myron Hudson end song, sweet
Henry" Joe Deblois.
Part END song, "Chili Bon
Bon," peg" Auclair; ballad. 8. Lee
Woodman; reading. DR.. D. S. knowl..
ton; end song, "That's q Lot OF
Bunk" "Gene" York; Quartette;
finale.
The show win be given Thursday
and Friday evenings Of this week.
Charles whitehouse Of Portland
day.
Francis Dostie returned Monday
from q trip to Brewer. HtE little
daughter Airline, who has been IN
brewer with relatives for number
or weeks. returned with him.
The Literary club met with Mrs.
.aVerne Maxfield Monday evening"
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CANAAN

An entertainment consisting Of
readings. songs and tableaux will be
held at Grange han, Monday eve
ming, April 70, for the benefit Of the
library. A social will follow and re-
freshments will be on sale.
measles.
Mrs. Frank Lewis and son, Law
renee. returned Monday from a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Hazel jack
son In Westbrook.
Mrs. Leland Jewell and little son,
EarIes left Saturday for Bar Harbor,
called there by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Worcester.
III. K. Harrington has sold his
place to Albert Burrill and has TAX
en- rooms over the grain store.
Mrs. Ruth FIynt. who sold her
place TO Miss Lucie .Burrill has
moved into the Moody building.
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with a good attendance. Roll call
WAS answered by Items on National
PROGRESS" BY request, Mrs. snow
reneated her paper on Alaska" and
Mrs. Effie French read a paper pre-
nared nv Mrs. c. F. Marble on Our
National Problems Readings were
given by Mrs. LaVerne Maxneid ana
Mrs. Edith French. The meeuns
merit week will be with Mrs: Carieten;
Irrational Costumes, Readings ana
Sonss" will be the subject, ana heht
refreshments will be served.
Mrs. c. E. Stevens OF tayette is
visiting her daughter. Miss Marka
Mrs. Martha E. French has return
e5 from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Parkman Collins, in spring
field, Mass. - A..
Miss Bertha Hudson and MRS.
Mvron Hudson have returned from q
s'S Mr. - and Mrs. J. p. whitney; Mrs.
p,,hv Whitney and Neala Whitney
passed Sunday In Dexter. -
Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. henneu r
family were Sunday guests % NJ
and Mrs. George Sedgesey. l
we're returning from q trip 20 fioI
ian and were on their way 10 tneil
home In Freeport.
EAsT-Mrs. Blynne Allen ana
.hrea children of Sumter. Soutn
Carolina, are visiting at .. M' fo
xrchie Jackson, Robert Jackson