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New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Steiger Days Values NEWS FURNISHINGS

900 Imported Broadcloth Shirts beautiful texture in both collar attached and neckband styles, white, tan, blue and grey.
 Steiger Days, Sl.95 500 High Grade Pajama Suits, fine Iy tailored and cut full sizes, plain and fancy Weaves in white, tan, blue, hello and grey. Value S4.00.
 Steiger Days. s1.9J 300 Finely Woven Madras Shirts in Assorted Stripes in the popular collar attached style. Regular S2.50.
 Steiger Days, Sl.85 Fancy Madras Shirts in Plain and silk stripes, neck band style, all from our regular stock and are $500 to S4.00 values.
 Steiger Days, S1.95 Athletic Union Suits, fine quality materials, soisette, t riped madras and rayon striped pom gee. Values up to S2.00.
 Steiger Days, 9jc Athletic Union Suits, in good qual- itv checked nainsook, made with webbing back. Reg. $1.00.
 Steiger Days, 69c 1,200 Pairs Rayon Hose in Black and colors, reinforced heels and toes.
 Steiger Days. 25c Fancy Silk and Rayon Mixed Hose in the new popular plaids, checks and stripes. Reg. Sl.0o. Steiger Days, 55e, ? for Sl,OO 750 Pairs Pure Thread Silk Hose, in black and colors, slight irreg' ulaTs.
 Steiger Days, 35c, 3 pairs S1.00 l,2OO Pairs Fine Quality Cotton Hose in black and colors. A good 25c grade
 Steiger Days, 6 pairs Sl.OO Silk and Rayon Mixed Hose in the new fancy effects in checks and stripes. All colors. irregulars of a well advertised S1.00 grade,
 Steiger Days, Pair 49C Silk FOur-in-Hand Neckties, all new spring patterns of high grade silks. Values to S1.50. Steiger Days, 65c, ? for SIPS steiger Days-street Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Steiger Days Values HOSIERY

" UHeU ull TdSHlUHcu heICcI' ized Lisle. open clocks, black rayon, plain or self striped, also rayon in atmosphere and Man dalay. Value 50c and 75c.
 Steiger Days, 25c Women's Steiger Special Silk Plated Rayon Hose, medium weight in various new colors of the season, Regular S1.00.
 Steiger Days, 79c Women's Sheer Chiffon Silk. g seam" style with mercerized tops in black, light wood, blonde, French nude, moonlight and other new shades. Value $1.1o.
 Steiger Days, S5c Women's All Over Rayon or rayon with mercerized tops, seamless feet. all black, various assorted coIors, Were 65c and 85c.
 Steiger Days, 45c Women's Medium Weight Pure Dye Silk in the '3 seam' style, seamless feet. in all black, pure white. atmosphere, champagne and other light and medium wood Shades. Value S1.10.
 Steiger Days, S5c Women's First Quality Full Fash toned Pure Dye Silk. also rayon and silk, medium weight with mercerized tops and soles in black and assorted light and medium tan and grey shades. Value S1.50 and Sl.73.
 Steiger Days, S1.0O Women's Steiger Special Pure Dye first quality chiffon silk, full fashioned, mercerized tops and soles. Were $50.
 Steiger Days, s1.2l Women's Steiger Special pure dye all silk chiffon, fine gauge and durable, all the seasons desir- able shades as well as black. Were S200.
 Steiger Days, Sl.65 Nomen's Steiger Special, Heavier Weight fashioned, pure dye silk, with mcrcerized tops and soleS in black, white and new colors. Were S2.
 Stciger Days, Sl.65 Women's Steiger Special, Fine gauge, all silk, in an excellent quality and weight, wide assort- ment of colors and black. Were $2.50 to S3,25.
 Steiger Days, s1.95 Stcigcr Days-Strcet Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Steiger Days Values BOXS' WEAR

900 Manufacturers Sample Wash Suits, short and long sleeves, plain and fancy color combina- tions. All fast colors. Sizes 212 to 8 years. On sale on the street floor.
 Steiger Days, S1.OO 1000 High Grade Wash Suits, fine tailored garments in natural linen crash, Devonshire, Palmer Linen and Peggie Cloth. Sizes 21a to 10 years. Value S4.00.
 Steiger Days, $l.S5 700 Trousers. Linen Crash, natural linen and khaki, cut full with belt to match. All seams are double stitched. 6 to 18 years. Value to $2.O0.
 Steiger Days, Sl.19 4 Odd All Wool Suits from stock of $15.95 suits and reduced. Every suit of high grade tailor ing with two pair lined trousers. 7 to IS years.
 Steiger Days, S9.S5 $50 Sport Blouses of Fruit of the Loom poplin and pongee cloth from a high grade maker, sport collars and short sleeves, ' to 16 years. Fine color assort- ment.
 Steiger Days, S5c, 3 for S2.50 Sulphur Dyed Khaki Flapper Suits with wide flapper pants and sport collars, belt to match, all seams and pockets bar tackled. Fine for play. 3 to 10 years.
 Steiger Days, S1.29 600 Pair Imported Cotton Hose in light summer colors, assorted fancy tops, gray, tan and brown mixtures. 8 to 111a.
 Steiger Days, 45c, 3 for S1.25 425 Linen Flapper Suits and Sam. pie Wash Suits. some in the lot made to sell as high as S5.50, Plain and contrasting color con- binations. Sizes 21. to TO-
 Steiger Days, S2.65
 Stcigcr Days-Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Steiger Days Values BLOUSES SWEATERS

15O Tunic Blou>cs in 37.inch Length, of fashionable prints. plain crepe de chine with en- broidered borders and fringe, all over embroidered patterns with and without collars. All the popular shades, Sizes 36 to Al.
 Steiger Days, S2.Sj Pongee BlouSe>, Lace Trimmed en- broidered bandingS and tailored models with Japanese, Peter Pan and Club collars; also round neck models with long and short sleeves, All sizes,
 Steigcr Days, S2.8J English BroadcIoth BIouSes in white, tan and blue, Peter Pan, Club and Nannish collars, all sizes.
 Stciger Days, Sl.69 Peasant BIou>cS of white voile, with band trimming of colors. Round nechS. Peter Pan, Club and Japanese collars.
 >teiger Days, S1.35 Crepe De Chine Overblouses in all white. Irish lace trimmed, white Club collar, FrilIed Peter Pan collar and Nee Neck collar. Long and short sleeves.
 Steiger Days, S4.S5 Kid Boots Fibre Sweaters with and without collars, short sleeves in combinations of coIors.
 Steiger Days. S1.69 steiger Da,s-Tltrd Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Steiger Days Values CHILDREN,S HOSIERY

Mercerized Lisle Socks, Seamless, white and assorted colOrS with rayon striped turn over tops. 3jc irregularS.
 Steiger Days, lSc, , for jOc Socks of White and Colored RayOn with contrasting striped tops and seamless feet. Were soc. Steiger Days, } pairs for Sl.0O ChiIdren's Seven Eighth Hose of Ribbed Mercerized Cotton in as, sorted coIors, or black with two toned fancy turn over tops, Were 50c,
 Steiger Days, 35c 0tcigor Dayt-Strcct Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Steiger Days Values
 CORSETS

Discontinued Numbers in Binners, Stylish Stouts and P. Ms, low and medium bust. Fancy bro- cade. All sizes. Value to S10.
 Steiger Days, S4.85 Alberta Non-Lacing and Back Lace Corsets, of attractive brocade. yer% V Go long Dip, All sizes Value
 Steiger Days, S2.Sj Alberta Back Lace and Clasp Around Girdle. Very well boned low top and long hip. Of plain and satin finish material, Value $500.
 Steiger Days. S1.Sj 800 ( B \ La Spirtc COrsets, ir- regulars, also non-lacing mod els, of attractive material. Sizes p to 36,
 Steiger Days, s5c Bien Jolie Brassieres, a neat model for the average figure, hooked in back. Value S1.30
 Steiger Days, 9jc Artistic Garter and Very Long Bsndeau, made of pink material, plain and elastic straps. g to IS.
 Steiger Days, 39c Best Fit and Artistic Corset Bras sieres, of long fancy striped ma terial, boned over the abdomen. Very long model. G2 to fl. Value to S2.00.
 Steiger Days, 9jc Discontinued We'll Known Makes in bandeau and new relOng bras sieres, of fancy brocade and satin. Value $500.
 Steiger Days, S1.S5 Steigcr pAya-Ihird Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Seiger Dqys-e Supreme Klue-Gpg Euent Of New Engan

CUAIS Top Coats of smart ManniSh Mix lures and tWecds in gray, tan and blue,
 Steiger Days S18.75 Tailored Sport Coats of Flannel in blue white, green and coral.
 Steiger Days $l6.75 Smart Tailored Topcoats of Elan mel (silk lined) in white, rose, powder blue and tan.
 Steiger Days S22.5 Finely Tailored Coats of Derona in tan, grey and beaver.
 Steiger Days S24.75 Twill Coats in Several Smart Models with collars edged with mink dyed squirrel in navy, tan, wigwam and Chilli.
 Steiger Days S27.75 Women's Finely Tailored Coats of twill, braid trimmed and em- brodercd, plain tailored and models with squirrel collars. Navy, black, rookie, tan and grey.
 Steiger Days S33.75 High Class Tailored and Dressy Coats of twill and wool bengalne with collars of natural grey and mink dyed squirrel
 Steiger Days S37.75 Individual Coats of Silk and Wool Materials, Josena, Satins, benga- lines and kasha trimmed with expensive furs,
 Steiger Days S4.75,
 S49.75, S69.75 stcIgcr Day<-Fourth Floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-20
Nteiger Days ' alues STATIONERY

100 Boxes Comprising Linen and Lawn Finish, Values 50c and 59c each.
 Steiger Days, 29c, 1 for S1,00 $50 Boxes, Linen, Nellum and Rip. pie Finish. many of them 75c and S1.0O values.
 Steiger Days, 35c, 3 for $l,0O jjO Boxes. all the desirable colors in linen, vellum and ripple fin ish.' Some deckle edge in silver or gold. 75c and S1.00 values.
 Steiger Days, 39c, ? for 75c Priscilla Linen and Pound Paper, 3 boxes (216) sheets, value 75c, 6 packages Q50) envelopes to match. Value 75c.
 Steiger Days, all for Sl.OO Asco Playing Cards, extra quality linen finish, Value soc.
 Steiger Days, for Sl.O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
WIhSLOW

! The Tea club met Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Isabelle
Peters. The program was opened
with the Matheta song by John Nc
! Cormack. Response to the roll call
Was as follows: Selection from En-
erson, Mrs. Bessie Proctor; Parson' S
Fun. Mrs. Janet Marcia; selection
from Whittier. Mrs. Isabelle Peters
A Tribute, Mrs. Nellie -LaChance
The election of officers followed {:
President. Mrs. Bessie Proctor; vice
president, Mrs. Nellie LaChance;
secretary, Mrs. Isabelle Peters; treas
urer, Mrs. Glendena York. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Proctor The clubs motto for this
year is Things Worth While" The
hostess served refreshments OF sand
witches, pickles, cream cakes, cookies
and tea.
/ Hon. Charles +. Warren returned
from the opening of the Legislature
Thursday night. He will be at home
till Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
entertained at dinner Friday Mrs.
Ellen Garland, Mrs. Susan Cushman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drummond.
/ The occasion was in honor of Mr..
| Drummond's 18th birthday.
Carl Lord of North Vassalboro was
business caller in Winslow yester-
day
Mrs. Myrtle .Mosher of Taylor
avenue returned yesterday from a
business trip to Skowhegan.
The annual Farm Bureau meeting
and election of officers will be held
at the Grange hall Tuesday at 10 A.
Nj. c. A. Day and Miss Grace PEN
mock will be present. Mrs. Carrie
Howard assisted by the ladies of the
Augusta road will serve dinner.
Those not solicited please bring pie,
cake or doughnuts. This is an i'm
portant meeting for every member to
attend.
Mrs. Walter Reynolds and Mrs.
Fred Pickering were calling on
friends in East Nassalboro Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Christie was a busi-
ness visitor in Waterville Friday.
Friday forenoon the fire truck re-
sponded to call for>a small fire on
! the Wrecking car stationed near
Charles Withee's house.
Floyd Preble was out again Friday
after being confined to the house with
: the grip.
MiS. 1lenWOOu Halney mas been
suffering from a second attack of APP
perdicitis.>
There was a chimney fire in the
Barcou house on Lithgow street
yesterday afternoon. This is occu-
pied by the family of Paul Dennis.
The fire truck again responded.
Miss Ruth Reynolds is confined to
her home by sickness.
There will no tho usual
services at the Congregational church
with the sermon at 1890. The Rev.
Mr.. Dolliff will preach from Mark
9:34. on the Greatness of Service. At
ll.45 the Sunday school will be held.
There will be song and orchestra
service at $50 and at o'clock the
regular Christian Endeavor service
will be held. The subject is How to
Read the Bible Helpfully.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Cushman, who are
wintering at Sarasota, Fla, that
there is a regular boom there. So
many people are arriving that they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
Adrian POulin

Adrian Pouli2, the 2 year old son
of Frank X. and Leontine Boutin
Poulin of Lawton street. who has
oeen i'll since Thanksgiving, died
Friday morning. Besides the parents
ne leaves the following brothers and
sisters: Philip from Lasalette col
lege. New York. Henrietta of town;
1voette, student at Mount Merici
Academy. Waterville, and Loretta
and AEtoinette at home. The fam
NY have the sympathy of many
friends. The funeral service will be
held Monday morning.
Bernard Emmons, a fourth grade
pupil Is III at the home OF his uncle
ana aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Hobart.
Ihe pupils of the eighth grade A
ana or the Skowhegan Junior high
SSnooi nave started a new project.
1ney are writing a history of the
.own ana all Its industries and soci-
cues. The teacher, Mrs. John w.
Healy, is experimenting the work
which is proving one of much inter-
est.
Mrs. Merle Gleason Robinson Of
MORRISON. who is passing some time
az inc home of her mother. Mrs.
hoperta Moore on Summer street
snpped on the ice in front of the
BUICK Sales rooms. Water street
thursday. She was taken to the Of
nee OF DR.. L. A. Oascombe who
treated her. The extent of the in
jury has not been determined.
Howard Simpson of Portland. who
vas Appreciated In Madison Thurs
Day at a hearing before Judge 7
Frank Withee of Madison Friday
charged with travelling from place
10 place subsisting on charity, was
given ~ days in the county Jail at
Skowhegan and was committed Fri
day.
Deputy Sheriff Elmer S. Adams Of
Madison was i'll town Friday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Centenary Methodist
church will meet Monday afternoon.
January 18th, with Mrs. Carrie Nc
Emerson on Elm street.
BUSINESS of Importance will come
Eefore the meeting.
Mrs. L. Fl. Applcby treasurer of
the Bethany Baptist church wishes
to have all pledges returned to her
ty Sunday the II.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tns m \.
lowing appointments were mace |" n
Probate Court within ana ~, a.
County of Kennebec, and sala
pointees duly qualified as follow .Smir
0ustave =. True of Augusta, S A
ministrator de bonis non Win wv
nexed of the estate of clara y. .,rli
ton, late of Augusta, deceased' W
fed December -. 1924. "A
Joseph H. Moore of WIntnror an
istrator of the estate OF 1Assy anal
nsr, late Of Winthrop, deceaseoi W
fled December Is, 1924. ..,,u
wesley n. CLARK of Belgraoe' s IN
istrator of the estate of Aura anal
belts, late of Belgrade. decease'' "
flied December 90. 1924. .artu.
Robert A. Cony of Augusta: -. IT,
istrator of the estate OF VIZ. "a
Dolloff, late of Augusta, oeoe
qualified December %, 1924. ,,.rs
Lottte Howe of Augusta, exeS'is III,
Of the will Of Lorenzo Allen Mls oIs %.
of Augusta, deceased; quahh's
cember %, 1924. admir-
Mabel o. Poster Of Augusta; aS,o
istratrix Of the estate OF asssd
Poster, late of Manchester.
qualified December %, 1924. amin.
walter s. Pierce of Augusta. 40
istrator of the estate OF Ssssd
Pierce, late of Augusta,
qualified December 22, 1924;
Attest: r. w. LElGHLyhste
Register of Props"
6aoo- cot ~
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THORNDIKE

The farm buildings Of Arthur
Leonard We're discovered on fire
Wednesday morning. Alarm was
Immediately sent out over the tele-
phone and in a short time a crowd
gathered who soon had the fire I'M
der control but not until it lad burn
ed large hole in the roof around
the chimney. Snow on the roof and
no. wind kept the other buildings
from catching afire.
The Mems Division Of Farm Bur-
eau with the Extension Service CO.
oper ating held an all day meeting at
the Grange Hall Wednesday for the
purpose of planning the years work
and electing officers for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Annie Cornforth IS in Albion
nursing Mrs. Hugh Marden who has
a young son.
Mrs. Coburn Tweedie and daugh-
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OAKLAND

At the regular meeting of Acme
Rebekah Lolde held on Thursday
evening an invitation from Anon
Lodge of Odd Fellows to hold a
joint installation. The date to be
announced later
Harold Higgins of Portland is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Jesse Hal
lett.
Mrs. Charles Faunce of Augusta, a
former resident of Oakland, was
calling on friends in town Thurs
day.
The Silent Six Club met Thurs
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John King. The time was pleasant
ly passed with fancy work. Refresh
ments were served. The guests
were. Mrs. Alden Moore. Mrs.
Thomas Walker, Mrs. John O'Reilly
| and Mrs. Flora Kelley. The Club will
meet next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Flora Kelley.
THE Mothers Improvement
Club" held an all day meeting on
Thursday, January s. in the Metho-
dist vestry. The hostesses were
Mrs. Otto Knauff, and Mrs. Oscar
Bunker. The meeting was well at
tended and delicious dinner was
served at noon. II the afternoon
reports from the various committees
in charge of the Christmas bazaar
held recently, were given: Mary
Freeman, Clarice Haynes and Janet
Tapley representing the Camp Fire
Girls were present and each gave
their reasons for liking the organi-
zation which is sponsored by the
Mothers Club. Mrs. Ella Stubbert
read an article on Camp Fire Life
1t was voted at the meeting to hold
the annual banquet on Jan. 90 in
place of the regular meeting and n
committee consisting of Mrs Harry
Giverson, Mrs. II. G. Totman. Mrs
Wallace Judkins and Mrs. Oscar
Bunker were appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
he regular meeting of "The Che
Ha koolo Group" of Camp Fire
Girls was held Thursday afternoon,
Jan. &. from $50 10 430 o'clock, at
the home of their guardian, Mrs
John 5. Tapley. The time was de-
voted to cutting the paper for May
baskets which the girls are planning
to complete this month in readiness
for May list. The following mem
bers We're present: Lois Warren, Ra-
chel Hallett, Shirley Bickford. Larie
Dennison, Rose Gleason, Dorothy
Durrell and Mary Tapley. The next
meeting will be held on Thursday.
January 10.
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED.

DOROTHY LANE goes to New
York to visit friend and try to
break into the movies. She soon
gets started, and through the friend
ship of
LAWRENCE FRENCH. a young
publicity man, gets an engagement
with
JOHN SEWARD. "the great lover
Of the SCREEN" who falls in love
with her and asks her to marry him.
However, she cares more for French.
but is not sure that he cares for
her. She has an unfortunate eX-
perience with
EIKHORN, one OF the big pro-
ducers, and decides to go back home
ard give up her career. when french
gets her a part in picture being
made in the country by
CARL BANNING. French fol-
lows her to the country and pro-
poses to her. Banning persuades
them not to be married at once, and
French goes back to New York.
The star Of the production,
CRYSTAL MAY. does all that she
can to make things unpleasant for
Dorothy. Crystal refuses to do a
dangerous leap. and Banning gives
that scene to Dorothy. Dorothy
realizes that 1t will mean a great
deal to her career il she does 1t. and
goes through with it. though she is
much frightened. Later she learns
that Crystal has insisted on having
that scene cut out. Dorothy re-
ceives word from Lawrence that he
is leaving for California as publicity
man for famous actress. She is
disconsolate She returns to New
York, expecting to be quite alone
there but Lawrence French meets
her at the station. They are mar
ried at once. They go with John
Seward to a projection room to see
the picture which Dorothy made
with him. She IS afraid to have
Lawrence see the love scenes be-
tween her and the other man.
T0DAY,S INSTAJ,NIENT
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Church Notices

United Baptist church, Rev.
Frances S. Bernauer, pastor; 1880
a. NJ, public worship sermon, The
Wen of Bethlehem" music by or
ranist, Miss Lena Kerr; chorus
"hoir and James b. Neel tenor solo
!st; IL noon, Church Bible School:
+. NJ, Junior Endeavor; 6 p. NJ.
Christian Endeavor, subject, Help
ing the Needy" leader. J. o. Gosse-
in: z p. NJ, 1.-THE Passion PLAY of
Nerammergau, illustrated by 81
leautiful s>erorticon pictures with a
hrilling story by the pastor.
Methodist church, Rev. Weston p.
Holman, pastor; morning worship ct
1850; good music, sermon by DR.. d.
b. Holt: Sunday school at II. 45. Fred
A. Wyman, Supt. Happy Hour SER
vice at o'clock; interesting song
service with brief address by the
pastor: Epworth League Wednesday
evening at $50; Cottage prayer
meetings will continue during the
week.
Methodist church, Sidney, Rev.
Weston P. Holman. pastor; after
noon worship at go o'clock; SER
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mon by DR. ID. b. Holt, after which
the fourth quarterly conference will
be held. All are cordially invited.
High Street Mission Sunday school
at go T. NJ, conducted by J. O.
Gosselin with corp or teachers.
At All Souls Universalist church,
Rev. II. G. Mann. pastor. Morning
sermon at 1890 Music by the Vest
ed chorus; Sunday school II 40:
Junior Young Peoples Christian
Union at 4 o'clock, leader. Junior
Supt. Agnes Hall: Senior Young
PEOPLES Christian Union at & o'clock.
leader. Audrey Spaulding; lecture at
o'clock, Griffith's America" illus
trated by pictures from the motion
picture film of the same name.
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that there was no acting about 1t.
Great stuff-wonderful." cried
the man behind me enthusiastically.
slapping John on the back. Pref
test love scene I've seen since some
of Norma Talmadge's stuff IN
'Panthea' Beautiful. How'd you
do It. John? Who's the girl?'
Larry didn't say anything. and
didn't dare to look and see if he
were looking at me. 1t seemed to
me that l knew how he must feel.
The lights went on in a minute.
and a funny looking little old man
came over and spoke to John. who
was still with US.
Il want the picture. Seward" he
said. And I want the girl, too. If
she's in the market. Who is she
and where can find her? I under
stand that you're bound to go II
with your own company from now
on, but she's not tied up, too. is
She"
John glanced at me with a little
smile before he answered.
What are you going to offer her.
Lengstreet? he asked. I opened
my eyes at that-Lengstreet was
one Of the biggest men in the mo-
ton picture business. I knew.
well, I'll talk to her-bring her
around tomorrow" was all he would
say, and he and John moved away
then, talking in lew tones.
Lets go home. Larry" urged.
turning back to him. It seemed to
me that l would collapse if l had to
stay in that hot room any longer.
with all the men smoking and talk
ing so hard.
Tomorrow-"Do You Want to Be a
Starr"
Wbc p1Pr SuD1iC1fc Tur
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BEI(,KADE

Miss Erma Tibbetts has returned
to Poland where she, will resume her
work as teacher
Misses Marguerite Watson of
Springvale and Ida Watson of Bart
lett. n. H.. have returned to their
schools after their Christmas yaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gerald of Lew
iston are passing 4 few days with
relatives in town.
Several of the farmers are busy
harvesting their ice.
Miss Olive Pray. who has been
quite i'll. is improving.
Miss Theresa White has resumed
her duties as assisting teacher in
the primary grades after weeks
illness at her home, With the grippe.
Mr.. Fowler of South Belgrade ia
improving in health.
Charles Watson of Connecticut, is
visiting at the home of his parents.
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FAME?
by
VIOLET DARE
Author of ''The Half-Tme Wife"
VIOLET DARE
Author of 'eThe Half Time Wife"

NV cheeks burned like fire when
that moment in the picture came.
when John took me in his arms. l
hadn't had any idea of how 1t would
look to other people. Somehow,
when it happened, l was SO sur
prised at the way John Seward did
it that forgot that the camera was
getting it all.
And now there it was on the
screen for anybody to see who
wanted to look-John kissing my
eyes and lips and throat hungrily.
wildly-any one would have known