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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-15
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shogya mem biria sokaig. A szurokfekete
szempar lenyiigozi, elveszi az akarat.
ereiets. A Fenris farkas elszabadul
a lanear6l Is koyetkezik az istenek all
konya.
A ferfi jobbkezevel menedekknny
he kilineset fogta, baltenyeret ismet az
asszony derekara tette. Katica Ell aRar-
ia l6kni, de mem birta es.. IS esengo,
viharosan harsog6, hugo csaholas hang
| ia iitotte meg fiilet.
Rethlery elengedte derekat, pus7
lsaia utan kapott. Szemei lazban egtek.
Ez Verbunk hangja Alora csa
holt
Es mar oft Allott fa mog6tt,. mint
eay szobor, inert Verbunk baritonjat
most MIR CsArdas basszusa, Salcer Is
Mazur tenoria is kistrt6k. A hires med
vefog6 negyes harsog6 hangon hirdet-
te, bizonyitotta, hogy a drakn negru,
kapitalis v6rmedve hajtasban
van! .. Is Bethlery Pista otthagyta az
egyik kapitalis vadat q masikertl Ia
Ian azert, inert emezt mar ngyis b2tos-
ra vette, italian azert, inert amaz tob-
bet er =.
| Katica kabult feiiel, pihegve, lelek.
| zetfojtva nezte a ferfit es hallgatta q
pokoli hangversenyt >. A Verbunk-na-
| eyes hangia mindig kozelebb hallat.
szott es harsog6n kontarkodott belle a
| v0lgybol tiz-tizenot mask >. Mozdulat
| lanul tilt a szeken, kezeben a revolvert
szoritotta :. Jonnek >. Mat lit is van
max ..
Bethlery arcahoz kapta fegyvert
egy dordiles, azutan vert okhdva, bonn
b6lvc ket labon jott felejiik egy fekc
te 6rias Bethlery mozdulatlanul varta
mig tiz lepesnyire jon, akkor megnyom
ia a ravaszt es draku negru vereben
fetrengctt a fak6 avaron. A ferfi oda
futott, lcverte rola a kop6kat, p6razrG
fizte Verhunk -negyest es belefujt I;
kiirtjebe.
Ugv allott lel0tt draku negru mel
lett, mint romai cirkusz gy6ztes gla
diatora es Katica hangosan elnevett'
magat >.
| Gynri bacsi maidnem bukfeneet We
tett or6meben, miior megldtta draki
negrut.
- A bore o tied, Udv0skenk! - 6
szercttc paskolta meg Katica arcat.
- Mem fogadom cl, Gyui bacsikam
csak eoyik k5rmet kereml Aranyba fo.
laltatom es talizmankent fogom horda
nj! = mosolygott NJ asszony
Este q Wig vacsora utan Bethlery
! Pista a zongorahoz huzodott Katcc
mellt Egy alkalmas pillanatban a fiji
l6be sugott.
- J6ij0n ki az crk6lyre!
Az asszony hangosan, batran ncye
tett szeme koze.
- Mem, kedves Bethlery Pista. Eay
vadaszaton csak egy kapitalis vadat il
/ lik citeni! Elegedjek meg szepen draku
negruval, inert en- utanam ebben az elet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-15


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-15


ben ngyan tobbe hiaba koptatja a cip0-
Jet! Megt0rt varazsa, kedves bafa-
toni Maga csak addig volt veszedel
mes, mig kntyai. mem kezdtek all6ra
csaholni. Es akkor igazan k6mikus volt,
inert bebizonyitotta, hogy sokkal in
kabb medvevadasz, mint asszonyvadasz-
Keressen mas, alkalmas mediumot, akf
meg mem hallotta Verbunkot. En- mar
hallottam, kedves Bethlery Pista!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-15
Mulalsagok naptara
JANUAR II, sZOMBAT

Nagyszabasu Tancmulatsag
Warren varosaban, Walnut
St.-i Roman Hallban, a SIT.
Haromsagrol elnevezett gor.
kath. egyhaz javara.
JANUAR "a, sZoMBAT
A warreni Munkas Bs. Far
sangi Balja a Walnut St.-i
Roman Hallban.
JANUAR 26, HETF0
A Kossuth Kor nagyszabasu
es szenzacios "Rongyos BAL
ia a kor termeiben.
JANUAR 81, szoMBAT
A s. r. S. Magyar Tarsaskor
nagyszabasu Tancmulatsaga,
a sharoni Menenchor Hallban.
FEBRUAR 16, HETFO
A Magyar Atleta Klub Tanc-
mulatsaga sajat hclyisegeben,
33S1a w. Federal ST.
FEBRUAR 16, HETFO
A Kath. Ifjusagi Kor nagy-
szabasu Valentine Balja.
FEBRUAR 81, sZOMBAT.
A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet
ferfi-osztalyanak nagyszaba-
su Maszka Balja a cantoni
Nemet Hazban.
MARCUS Is, vAsARNAP
A farrelli ref. Ifjusagi K0r
nagy hazafias Szinieloadasa.
APRILIs 20, HETF0
A Youngstown Verhovay fl
Ok nagyszabasu Husveti Tanc
mulatsaga Kossuth Kor osz-
sizes termeiben.
APRILIS 20, HETFO
A cast-youngstowni Verho-
way fi6k pompas Husveti Bal
ia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-15


Az udvaron gyilekez6 keriil6knek ma
ga osztotta XII reggeli palinkaporci3.
kat, amelyekkel utols6 parancsait fiji
szerezte. Az 6szvegi reggel csip6s levt,
g8ie szokottnal is pirosabhra festette
eg6szseges, fiatalos areat, amelyrc az
i'd mintha csak trefas iokedveben pin
galta volna oda h6feher bajuszt. A
hatvanesztend6s ven vasgyuro ugy tett
vett Is intezkedett, mintha most akar-
na atillajara varratni masodik arany
csillngot. Pedig innen-onnan hat eszten-
dele, hogy az aranygallert cserelte el
Il zold l5denkabattal. rs az6ta lit el a
hegyek k0zott keriil6vel, kopoiyal es
v6rebeiyel.
Es hat esztendG 6ta keresi hiaba a
draku negrut! IIej, de sok ejszakan 1t
:jarta mar erte a Dusant, Kekhegyet,
i Kopaszk6 meredekjet Is hatarra ne
~ bercek rengetegeit! A draku negru
csak mem keriilt szeme ele. Most lit,
maid amott vagott lie egy tehenet, ok
rot, vagy tin6t, de a kitett dogre soha
nom jott. Al hajtasbol pedig mindig XII
aiklott, mint kurtakigy0.
No de ma italian sikeriil, ami meg cd
dig mem sikeriilt. A tarsasagnak, amely
. mai Macy gonddal megrendezett vada-
szaton resztvesz, Udvoskeje is van es
haromszaz hait6n kiviil, hat fizer ko-
p6 fog dolgozni, kozottuk Bethlery Pts
ia hires medvefog6 negyese: Verbunk,
Csardas, Valczer, Mazur! Es az eg6sz
hajtas ugy van megtervezve, mint leg
pontosabb offenziva vezerkar iegyzii-
k0nyveben.
Gyuri bacsi Mizsak Marcinak, a
maeskabajszu ven keriilonek ismateltc
meg parancsot.
Mi Kekhegy gerincen allnnk
vegig Kopaszk6 aljaig, ahol a szaka.
dek kezd6dik. A lane akkor indul, ha
zador J6ska a balszelen megfuiia ha
vasi kirt0t. rs meg valamit! Bethlery
nr fizeriet csak akkor szabad eleresz
teni, ha valamelyik falka vezere man
azemre adott hangot!
Mizsak Marci osszecsapta bokait
egyet iit0tt fejevel:
Ertem, uram, Ha draku negri
benne van hajtasban, mem mehet mas
fele, mint Kekhegyen at. Ha szabad
beszelnem, instalnam, hogy menedek
kunyh6 melle tessek biztos kezii pus
kast allitani
Gyuri bacsi b6lintott.
Bethlery ur fog oft allani!
A keriil5k felkapaszkodtak bries
kara es elkocogtak, Gyuri bacsi pc
dig konyhaba fordult be, ahol Irma
neni parancsnoksaga alatt harom va
gzoncseled keszitette a vadaszreggelit
Irmnska, ebren van mar az I'd
v6skenka
Irma neni ropog6sra silt langost SO
zqft meg, tanydrra tette, mosolyog
va nyujtotta oda az uranak.
AIT hiszem, Gyurikam, hogy mar
fclkelt De en- meg mindig agg6dom
Katica meg mem volt medvevadasza
ton es eppen a draku negru legyer
az els6?i
Gyuri baesi nevetett.
Ugyan, Irmuska, csak mem fel
ii EFT patent menyeesket?. Har
madnapja ugy l6tte fiiltdvom AIT 9
kapitalis kant, hogy or6m volt nezni
Mem reszket annak a keze, ha medvt
al is el6tte!
Barcsak szegeny Bandi volna fe
leannyira egeszseges. s6hajtott lr
ma neni.
Maid meggy6gyul az is lit {
hegyek k0zt! - er6skodott Gyuri ba
csi. Azert hivtam 6ket ide egess
telre, inert az en- hegyeim tobbet er
mex Dayosnel! Csak XII kell tuszkoln
d gyereket a terraszra, ha slit a nap
Jol betakarni es oft pihenjen! Maj
naeglatja, hogy tavaszra mar veliini
szalonkazik,
Gyuri bacsi elrobogott az ebedl6be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-15
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dotf magsval, azutan nyugodtan +

49, 'ai's ii' ii' ~" ~ ~ ' '' '
gadat, elmegyek.
odaklnt megszoialt . kurt, koesik ro'
bogtak q be1hrat ele, az nrak gyule-
ke2tek lepcs6knel.
katica niagara dobta klsbuhdat, ei
bocsnzott az nratol es elsietett.
= foiyosoh heres2tszeghY iosaa'a
Macy hangon.
Az udvoske az en- kocslmon fog
lonnl! En- vagyok lit q iegoregepp ic-
geny, engem lllet kltuntetes.
ket amerlkal ngcto1e, amelyekre ma
gyon buszke vott, OIL aliott lePcsok
alatt Hegyesre sodort aras2os halszf
Yen koesis tartotta gyeploi.
| talsaoool szemben, - sz6lt Bethlerv, a
k;nek kat sallanpos sziirkeie Kereszt.
szoobv kocsiio m0p0tt idegeskedett.
MisEa b6csi azonban mem engedte
| !, ;nss1t
- Semmi bcszed, En velem ion es
| punktnm! Te maid taneolhatsz vele a
draku neoru torkanl
Katica ecv ucrassal fclszok6tt Ke-
| rcsztszcehv kocsiiara, ranevetett az
/ 3reoro
- Ne vesaekediek miattam, Miska
h5csi 6n ugyis maeat valasztom!
Az Greg .biiszk6n tilt be az asszony
mclls
| Mehetsz. Jancsi, De ucy hats,
+ AZ lrgyelusat neki, mintha kiraly-
| ri vinped reoceli misere
kGt amcrikai szeditS tempoban
v;ttc a kocsit. nehanv perc alatt cll1e-
diltek az clStt6k haladokat. Miska ba-
| esi biiszk6n kialtott raiuk.
A vsdAszhaznal talalkozunk.
TIT
A Kekbeoy elcs gerincen kctten ka-
naszk odtak f0lfele a lenian. a puskaval
;obb szarnvanak ket utols6 tagia: Isl.
oardvne Is Rethlerv Pista. A lenian
m;ndegvik nuskast el5re kiiclolt he.
lven oft varta mar mcll6jc rendelt
| fcgyveres kerulo
Bcshlery Pista, mlkor kcttcsneh ma
radtak' az asszohy me''e h'e'' !" N'S-
keny nton.
- Sohasem httem vo'ha, hagysagos
asszontom, hogy IT talaikozonk! f'a
laton es Semmerihg utan mex ne
gyen!
katlca halkan ras2oH.
Ne beszelJen olyan hahgosah .
hajtas el6tt!
Bethlery 2nnyosan ncVetctt'
- Azzal akar vedekezhi cilehem,
hogy vadaszreg'Aanfa HlVa'koDik :!
Vagy taian maga IS komoiyan hlsZi'
hogy M draku nesrura Va"'sHuhh ,
katlea csodalkozVa nezett 1eriifa'
! .Szovai AIT hlszi.-heNetett heth-
lery. - Drakn negru a rogeszmele
Gyuri baeslnak, mar Va2y az o'Ve'ie'''N
vadaszatot rendeM mlatfa! he en- foga-
dok, hcgy az egesz ha1fasban egy TIA
medve slncs es ki sem loJuk puskan-
kat, ugy megyuhk haza
| - Minek j6tt akkor ide9 szalaat
XII kerdes akaratlanul az asszony sz1
jan.
- Megmondjam Magaert jottem. rs
magaert megyek poklokon at is mn
denhova es maga ezt nagyon j6l tudja
- Sz6val en- vagyok az vad, akirf
maya vadaszik. A kapitalis vad!
Az asszony hangja cllenseges volt
de szintelen. Bethlery mem nezte benn
AIT az er6t, amin tavaly es ket ev eliot
megtort az ostroma es ez vakmerdbb'
tette, nyomban oft kezdte, ahol "a Ba
. latonna abbanhagyta. Kozelebb hajol
az asszonyhoz, szikrazo szemekkel Ii
hegtc a fulebe.
Ha vadnak tartja magat, akko
csakugyan kapitalis vad. Matyas ki
raly6, aki hasztalan vart felajzott nyil
ra gyors vadat es helyett...
Katica meggyorsitotta lepteit, ferf
k6vctte es folytatta a beszedet,
- Es en- az eletemet aldozom azert
hogy az enyem legycn!
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FAIRFIELD
Church Notices

Notwithstanding will be held at
the usual hour Sunday followed by
Sunday School; the subject OF which
is Doing Our Best for Others. All
are invited l., attend.
Mrs. Sarah Gray left Wednesday
for New Bedford. Mass. where she
will teach for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Flora Dodge Of Waterville
and Mrs. Ida Hawkins of Wesley
were visiting their cousin. Addy
tenlason, Tuesday.
Mrs. Gladys Sabins and Nellie
Sabins of China are employed at the
corn shop here and staying with
their brother. Walter Sabins. while
here.
The Tuesday club met at the home
of Mrs. Lena Williams with a fair
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Thomas are in
Watewille where they have employ
ment for awhile.
Roy Fenlason was a business cal
Ter in Winslow, Wednesday.
Floyd Day is employed at the
Avondale Farm.
Carroll Otis, who has been passing
several days here, has gone to
Winthrop where he has employment.
Forest and Elmer Bates, who have
been visiting relatives here. have
gone to their home in Plainsville,
Conn.
Elmer Sabins, who has been visit
ing his grandfather, William Leeman
of Fredericton, n. B., has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Gerald and
Evelyn Dodge of Waterville were
l,;e ainh
day.
Barbara Hodges left Monday for
Boston where she will attend Sim
mons Business college. Her father.
A. E. Hodges, carried her through,
returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. Esther Chapman and daughter,
Pearle, are at their home here for
few days.
Charles Soule, herdsman of E. A.
Hodges, attended Skowhegan Fair
Thursday, where he was judge of
Hoitein cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Chapman and
son, Kenneth, were callers in Water
Vile, Monday.
Mrs Mary Otis was a recent cal
Ter in this neighborhood.
CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. George
Wood visited their daughter, Mrs. G.
S. Hews, Monday.
Many from the Center attended
Skowhegan fair.
Ralph Holt has resumed his duties
at Coburn Classical Institute, Water
vile.
Services will be held at the church
Sunday at the usual hour, Rev. T. c.
Chapman having returned from his
vacation.
Warren Miller is erecting a silo.
Victor Grange has a very good dis
play at Skowhegan fair.
b. A. BARLEY is selling his entire
stock.
Mrs. Annie Horne of Manchester,
n. H. is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Jones.
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CHELSEA

WEST-F. w. Poore, who has been
stopping at A. S. Fowler's through
the summer, has gone to his broth
er's summer home at Whitefield, N.
H., to remain until the first of No
vember when they plan to go to
Florida for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cheney mo-
tored to South Liberty, Sunday.
c. G. Dondero has sold a COW and
calf to party who is having them
shipped to Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dondero of Bos-
ton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
G. Dondero recently.
Charles Marquis has returned to
his work after being sick for nearly
a week with the prevailing cold.
w. S. Powers, and daughter, Grace
Powers. attended the Kennebec Po-
mona Grange at North Augusta last
week.
Mrs. George Fowler of Brunswick.
accompanied by her nephew and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Fowler, were
callers at A. S. Fowler's Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Hartman of Gardiner.
was calling on her mother, Mrs. Babb,
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Hayes returned to her
studies in Boston, Monday.
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Specials

Lady Mary Face Powder-An colors
Special Csc
$3.50 Richard Hudnut Bath Salts-Odors Jas
mine, Vanity, Narcisse, and Sweet Orchid
Special S1.00
10c Kennebec Girl Hair Nets.
Special for 25c
S6.9S and $3.50 Silk Umbrellas-AIl colors
Special S4.9S
$1,000 Silk Umbrellas-All colors ......S6@
Kleenex-B0ud0ir size ..................3H
Full line of White Ivory and Shell on Andre
Toilet pieces at reduced prices.
S1.OO Armand Cold Cream Compact-An coles
Special SOC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19
STATE HOUSE
Additional State House News will
be found on page IS Of this issue.
Audit Shows POWnal
State School Is In
Excellent Condition

An abstract of the report OF the
annual audit of the Pownal State
School, made by the State auditors
department shows this institution TO
be in excellent condition and credit
to the State.
Although this unit, originally called
the Maine school for the feeble mind
ed, was not established until 1908, it
now stands as one. of the largest in
the State, and with its over 1900
acres, in four different towns, covers
over a third Of the total institutional
land.
The present inmate capacity is
6S5, and the net cost of operation af-
ter adjustments was S151,001.02, or a
net per capita Of 1857 per week. Elk
penditures for personal services, S64.-
50S.1S; maintenance, S73,954.63; re-
pairs and equipment, $49,9sS.60. Rev
enue from patients, $4,240.33; other
income, $562.44. Pownal hall about
completed, is the last word in dormi-
tory construction, accommodating $50
children and costing S130,9SS.22.
The trustees are Daniel F. Field of
Phillips, Charles E. Smith of New
port, Mrs. H. Lillian PARROT Of Au-
gusta, Charles w. Clifford of Bath.
Charles Marcyes of Bar Harbor. John
p. Deering of Saco, and DR.. Warren
B. Sanborn of Augusta. DR.. Stephen
E. Vosburgh is superintendent.
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NEW SMART BALBRIGGANS
S12.9S to S19.75

Choose one of these smart Balbriggans in either
the jaunty two-piece or one-pece snappy models
in the newest shades of Black Prince, Thistle,
Maple Shrub, Hasberry, Renard, Harvest. All
sizes, 16 to As.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

Notwithstanding will be held al
the usual hour Sunday followed BY
Sunday School; the subject OF whicr
is Doing Our Best for Others. AL
are invited IL attend.
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THE FORKS

Miss Charlotte Gilman of Augusta
Is visiting at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Scion Bunker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ONeal, have
finished work at the West Forks no.
tel and returned home.
Scott Graham has gone to Florida
for the winter.
Eddie Burns has gone to Skowhe-
gan for few days.
There will be a dance at West
Forks. September 10 by Canavan's or
chestra.
Austin Kennedy was in Skowhegan
Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Pierce of Bingham is
In town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Holway are in
Lewiston for few days.
j. H. Bean is doing some blasting
on the river.
Joseph spaulding Of Caratunk was
in town, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morris are the
proud parents of a baby bow born
September 6. Mrs. Eta Martin of
Carratunk is working for Mrs. Nor
ris
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%. and serve dinners to the public
and sew on quilts and aprons for the
fair. Those not solicited for food
please bring pastry.
Stanley Skillins from Boston is
visiting at the home of his cousin.
Frank Skillins.
Claude Tozier went to Boston last
week where he entered the employ of
the New England Telegraph and Tele-
phone company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19
D. w. ADAMS co. Augusta. Me

A purse of money was presented to
them instead of numerous gifts as
is the custom here. They expressed
their pleasure and appreciation in a
few well chosen words. A very pleas
ant evening was passed and fefresh-
ments enjoyed.
The Busy Twelve club and the Jolly
Six gave a kitchen shower to Mrs.
Lloyd Meader Monday evening at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

Charles Coffin. She received many
gifts of pyrex, aluminium and tin
ware. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. Besides the mem
bers of the clubs few invited guests
were present.
Mrs. Cora Chalmers has gone to
Syracuse, N. Y, where she will live
with her son, Earle Libby.
The Rebekahs will meet at the I.
.. .. f. hall Wednesday,, September
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19
ALBION

A goodly number of the towns
people gathered at the Grange hall
Friday evening, September to ex-
tend greetings and best wishes to Mr..
and Mrs. Voyle Abbott before they
return to their home in Tampa. Fla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

NASHUA BLANKETS
One of the Nashua" best numbers-m0th
proof-full weight-full size-A big value at
Mill End Sale $4.98 per pair.
The entire line of Blankets for Fall of 1928 is
ready for your inspection-Prices are lower
than last season.
Priced from $1.9S to $500 per pair.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
Ruled Curtans-made for this sale ........
36.inch White Outing Flannel-the usual 35c
quality at .29c syard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

27-inch White Outing Flannel at :. .1sc va,a
Stevens Bleached Crash-29c Quality
.................2O zoe per yard
SPECIAL VALUES IN SHEETS AND
PILLOW CASES
One of the best known and most ADVERTISE
make of sheets-You save from rs to IS eaeh
~ L. La
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

We extend most cordial invitation to you to
call and look over the new goods-It will help
you to decide later on if not at once.
Take the Elevator
Special Prices for
The First Saturday Sale of the
FALL SEASON
Your chance to save money on the purchase of
domestics and household supplies at
OUR MILL END SALE DEPARTMENT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19

REMEMBER
If you live "Out of Town" you are as near
to us as the nearest mail box or telephone
WE GUARANTEE COMPLETE salts
FACTION and deliver the goods free d
postal charges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19
SMART NEW STREET DRESSES

Complete showing of the newest dresses for
street or afternoon wear, in rich satin or crepes
These come with the new flare or straight. Lined
tailored models in plain or slat stripe. Make
your choice from our carefully selected stock
in the new shades of Queenbird, Black Wine
Cuckoo, Pencil Blue, and Navy Sizes Is to 46.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-19
Visit Our Second Floor Department and see the
i. NEW FALL MERCHANDISE

NEW MILLINERY FOR CHILDREN
S1.9S to $3.50
Complete showing of cute millinery for little
tots in Velvets and Fets.
BABY PEGGY SWEATERS
S2.9S
You will want one of these Baby Peggy Sweat
ers, they are so new and smart in pretty pat
terms of Tan, Brown and Blue. Sizes years
to years.
NEW SHAGMOOR COATS
$500 to $3.50
We have just received fine assortment of
these fine coats in plain and ur-trimmed. These
coats are 10000 pure wool which provides
warmth without weight. Sheds rain, dust and
wrinkles with equal facility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
COURT CROWDED
BY DOPE CASES
Six OF Them Come Up for
Pleas Before Neterer

Six narcotic eases. a countcfcltlnE
case ana a violation ~ tho Dyer act
caae camo up hutorp. Federal judge
Netefer. Friday, FOR arriEnmont
=, 10 Genes pleaded guilty 10 tho
possession OF morphine and william
Gibson pleaded guilty 10 the purels 40
and sale OF opium Mr. Agnes Han
appeared and. in "a SOFT voice. pleaded
guilty 90 the purchase ~ morphine.
Lee Joe. Chinese, pleaded not
guilty 20 The possession and shlc ~
narcotics and his trial was SET FOR
December l. Louis Arnold and 10.
scph Kelly also pleaded not guilty 60
possession and snlo Of morphine
sam Lee accused Of smuggling
yen shec into tho United states after
much discussion pleaded not guilty
10 the ofrtnso aud then decided ho
wanted 90 wait q day before no en-
tered his plea. lie viii plead to the
charge saturday
Roy y Han pleaded guilty 90 vio.
lating tho Dyer act by Transporting
a stolen automobile 20 Seattle nom
Chicago, William Dean was given
until saturday 60 plead 10 a charge
OF CONTRIBUTING $40 silver ccrtlris
Gates by raising 81 bills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-20
Golden Wedding
Fete Is Enjoyed

Celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary, Mr., and Mrs. John A.
Coutis. OF Tracyton. were fetcd BY
the Grange lodge, 40. Of Tracyton.
Tuesday night. November II. They
were married November ~. 1878. In
MuskcEon. Mich They later came
20 WashIngtdu--in 1905.
They have two children. Mrs. II.
A. COutts. Of Rrcmerton. and MrB.
Elizabeth Lee. Of TFucyton.