Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-04

cream OdltS DIT N~NiSo PoNhN' $500
his hot Waffies with Maple Syrup
will please you.
Home cooking is the kind we all
like so why not try lunch or dinner
at Jones Restaurant when in town.
Buy useful Christmas gifts says
the ad of Bowman hardware COM
pany and they suggest chinaware,
Cutlery, Flashlights, in fact they
have large assortment for you to
choose from special for this week
end they will sell alcohol for your
radiator at rs cents gallon.
-0s
; If YOU do your own washing fash
!, and Groder have a special for this
week which will save you money on
goods that you use all the year.
Regular 10 cent Sawyer's Blueing ii
cents, % cent size, 81 cents, also 20
cakes of Laundry soap for $1.00.
DR. Bowden says give them pair
of Glasses or Spectacles for their
Christmas Gift and it will be re-
ninder the whole year.
Why not order those Christmas
Cards now and have them all ready
| to mail to youc friends on Christ
! mas morning and the Skowhegan
Press will give you a reasonable
, price.
| IL YOU are not carrying enough
Insurance on your Buildings get in
| touch with Julian j. Conroy and talk
| the matter over; you are under no
obligations but do not wait too long
or it may be too late.
Christmas comes but once a year
SO why not send home flowers to
| brighten the day and they will be re-
| membered for a long while. Buck
| MANS Greenhouses suggest Flowers.
Play safe and start savings ac-
| count in the First National Bank of
| Skowhegan, start a Bank book for a
| Christmas Gift, what could be bet
| ter.
| Car load Of Horses from the farms
| of Iowa have arrived and they
range in weight from IL to is hun
| bred pounds; some nice matched
pairs also a full line Of harnesses,
| whips. and blankets at Wesley Wat
sons.
Do not forget that the Hotel Ok
! ford is one of the finest places to
stay when in Skowhegan and their
dining room will please you.
II your car needs Alcohol or
Glycerine call at the Waterville
Motor Company and it will be done
without charge of labor.
Ask your Grocer for Rondeaus
Bread and it will please you, once
| tried always in the home and do not
forget it is made in Skowhegan. ~
Santa says start a Christmas
| Club for the whole family and next
December you will have a tidy sum
| to do your Christmas shopping: for
further details see ad Skowhegan
Trust Company.
All who are in the contest for the
| grand prize offered by Peter Leakos
| have but two days more to send in
their name as it closes Saturday
| night, December S.
The "charm School, the Event of
the Season
Reports from the rehearsals Of the
| Senior play, Charm School,. to be
staged december IL, Indicate tIlldL
those who attend are going to enjoy
a very pleasant evening. This
comedy drama is especially adapted
to high school students and those
who have attended past perform
ances by this body of young people.
know of the unusual dramatic talent
which they possess. 1t is unneces-
sary to speak of Mr.. Walter Cleve-
lands ability as a coach as hits is
eight shows he has staged for local
organizations. The student cast all
members Of the high school, include
Winthrop Morrill,, Frederick Burrill,
Lionel Foster, Arthur Gilblair. Edna
Petty, Anna Turcotte, Alma Bernier,
John Dionne, Leonard Parks. John
Allen, Abbie Stinchfield. Valeda
King, Marjorie Tozier. Mildred Lam
caster, Evelyn Chase, Verna Violette,
Florence Jones, Emily Palmer,
Gladys Mantor and Esther Viles.
Following the show there will be
dancing at the Grange hall until IL
n'clork with music hv Oddy'S nrchas-