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rL1vINGsTONE HGTS.. VA. ON G. F. &
. gaiow. bath. sleeping porch; large porches
gas electricity. water and sewage. h.-w h;
beautiful grounds: 10 min. walk to W.
country Club. 3 min Hal. to 'dr. 6
Mrs. E. DICKINSON
room bunF allow: newiY painted and napered;
On car line: electric range. shades rnlslrd
II desired, Mrs WOODWARD Euo'a Sts.
= ton. WASHINGTON and VirEinia Ral'w ay "
kENILWORTH. d C.--iaIJ OLIVE ST
z r e. b. modern house large lot VII! sd'-
rfhce on terms to suit or rent reasnnahie'
Tuxedo, Nd.--Khoan As the SUITE property;
ABOUT j squares northeast ot the " AtLhPdu
Bridge. A miie north Of terminal OF he'i.i-
worth clrr cars. over sn acre COT Iol.
broom house garage ct bargain %"
lrEr Nd I'u1yerslty-Ber~yu Hgts about ;
: room house elec etc. Best of"r t"hee u
on your terms, or reut So >" rinnthiS
Sl5 Columbia st.. Gherrydaie, Va room
house. =, w II et".. at bargain pfilc nn
terms or sent greatly redu"eb
Del RsH Na--.s+0 East Clifford 81 - Mod
.ern 5-;n "a hGHgaioW h.W. III. fler. bI- lot
ldess tha4 81 900 on easy terms or redt ~
month";
~ These ana many other desirshle suburban
prcrerf;es for sale at reGured plrf- nn
ferns tradc. summit your proposiuon.
\, L. RNON CO., INC.
Nam t59, 1923 r It
(oiuu "a 1877 3ilk lltN -.
hrt ido 100 innt Wilson biNd.
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For SAIE-H0I-SES.

ity. one block Fl :, ne: cash So 500: bal
anre 3 800 at SIS month. Address Box
Ste Star of.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

OPEN UNTIL 30 Pm ASPEN st ANn
Piney Br. Rd.. 6lS Aspen st W -Reaut =
full corner det home large ro.m, am "a.
bath slee pIns porch garage lfH -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Vicinity Park Rd. and l4th St.
A stepping stone, to the apartment you
modern residence Of Il rooms and 3 baths.
arranged as apartments 2-car garage. the
rerts more than cover carrying charges and
upkeep. will trade my equity for rooms,
ami. with garage. in Northwest. Address
Box 367-B. Star Office.
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY! J!
Substantial detached brick home on large
lot in desirable residence area between ioth
large rooms, glass-inclused sleeping p9fch
bath and lavatory, finished attic. large otse
ment. with built-iu garage many attra'ii W
and valuable features priced unusually low
for this neighborhood location. 1850 ArsNf
Terrace near 18th and webster F1,sie
Col SRR3 D.
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Fer SALE-HOlN

TFRTr-FAMJLY APT BEAUTnUf. COR
ner one bloek vest Toto -. o,
He:Ehts n3.:. asking tlH.H50. very Ca.
teruts. 90 H.i outsider lradc -. ,l.'a ie-
prorc~ty Ad1;c-e Box l;t-C ~iar "f :
GOOD ROOM, SENl DETACHED HOME
In good southeast -Artior 4 c5r',itf ,..t".
large lot 4 car garage. Prize. S5.1a0. Wita
$3.50 ,3sh small m""thA payments l"t.
coin - ~,
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Beautiful eight room brick home with
bPi"k garage ,,,
Near John Eaton school and one block
from { Connecticut avenue. ,
The builder of this home is one Oh tue
bes; ~ tl.i9 city. ,.,. ::
Concrete porrhes opeu freplaces hullt,in
fixtures hardW cod fionFs. instantaneous
hcalc.. shWlhDct, aud above all. oeautilui
outlook
This home represents an unmistakabiy
sound investment value.
We cordial, iNit" your inspection
b. r. SAUL co. ~
%, 1 hth s,rnot Y " Main 21 90.
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F0R SALE-HOUSES.

GOOD INVESTMENT.
Two-family apartment, 8 rooms and bath,
ami: separate heating plants; sunlight on
3 sides: garage. income 81 $50 per annunl
Price, S1l750. Exceptional buy for home
or investment
Owner leaving CITY No agents.
Address Box 41S-B Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

"" ~INNI>H T0NF-Sla ; 200.
80. located in one OF VA hlngtons most re
hne9 northwest so"tlone thus room
bath thoroughly modern h0u-e of",s
chsn0e to buy house ulth unusual in1i
v:dYahty. At 4 most appealing pri"e tal
Evening star., 1926-10-03

hAHDI .RooMINn HoTsF y NIC,hn
rnor1s hath Modern oft -of .osn owner
~, sa~rlG.e fer iees Than : o. hn9 WA -.
cas- b nltrlenf pH0 Nlr,k fSth 9r4 GnlNnii'
70 Iii Is 2 real hnrcal- MaIn tsAI
Evening star., 1926-10-03

18Th AN0 COLOMBIA RID : Fl N ROOM
and tn"lneeG sleeping porch. Al c0rHe'-
lences double hrIcS garage: cor,prte bath
room ~'''wer room 4ud wash room prl. !"
Adanle lHn -
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FOR SALE-HOTSES.

SiT-room house. colonial brick hath: gss
anu ma h. front and rear porChes garage
and paved alley. act quickly Adams f4S7.'
Evening star., 1926-10-03

blO7 CONNECTICUT AvE-NEw TAPES
fry brick house of rooms. , baths GoIhle
car brick garage Bargain TO quick huNe~.
$4,000 or VIII lease 10 desirable tena'i
Inspect Saturday or sunday Phone owner
Clev 4094 or North elQ6. %
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oNE-HALF RLOCk % lith I - MAG.
nifcent house With J., rooms . baths ga
rage every modern Improvement At
81. 500 this house - = real bargain ideal
for large family. boarding. house or re
nlodeilns lnie apartments Address Box t&3
Evening star., 1926-10-03

FROM OWNER-BEACFlFUL BED
rooms corner pri"k hon:", Ike NV .t nuit-
lavT aud -i,ade tree- nP,ef pr "ed onlow NV
81 600 sacrifice f0r quick SAFE. SIo.3'o
eX'eiient location Adams SID.
s., ,300--yACANT. SUITABLE FOR HOME
or hu.iucss ~ ROOMS hath, brick. IN
splendid condition Good tern- n~"et VII. VII
iag 70 exchange for = property Apply
nnt Trl4niD :tnS
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GEORGETOW\.

just completed-2 new 3-stnry colonial
porch dwellings, Is rooms hariWund floors;
bath hot water heat. electrlG ghts' rea' eI'
room for garaee; S. 900 and SS 500 terms
ST 900 cash balance SO month; including
all interest and monthly payments
{. IRVING WOOD.
lbs W :. Ave. NV.
I@%CTus yo
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Two S.ronnl modern homes. Quincy pI ace
n v W--SralI cash down and lu~ monthly
payments. ..
Home or investment IN high class sectlon
near Ath and nW-'OZy Groom home at
sacrifice: owner VIII sell equity for $500.
sth and Q nv W-~s-room brick. derp ot 70
alley \ bargain at IS 600. Reasonable
cash paYmcat required.
PROGRESSIVE REALTY co"
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For SAIE-HAITSES.

tt0ntinuPH.t
ss1ns sUfT y RE somn # ooS omcE Eouss wN1R
1921 Varnum ST. NV.
RANpLE HIGHLANDs. CORNER aoth
bouNe. g large rooms. tue tath,, 3 sc.eeTted
p"'ehes; Lear garage small cash pa! !inent
easy terms BGiLDER Llnco.n 3i19.W
OWNER BUILT HOMES ROOMS. EVERY
MANY huiltin, artistic features, very 10"
p e!' ChcHy 9S"FF hs. 1sa'i'f eIt SltS s6a ; S0'
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE, C0NsI,TING
# two apartments. rooms, bath esch: on
Penn. ave. sc. al nohcIn ,mproEemehts'
for particulars cali at l3iI Penn ave. st
18th aad o SIS IF = BARcAIN BY
owner. semi bungalow, ami: also new
entrance and heating plants. good terms. Az
~EMiBCNGALoW ARTIeTlt ALLY Plan
ned ala located on beautifully Nooded iot
!'i' foot & ontage near Bureau 81 etasda?,s
rooms and alcoEe: studE WIN , ,naiu
'ooro and extra toilet Ia basement ! m9rs ,l,s
''ed oon- snd bath easily arCommod odated
.ecoad ftoor R"dqred > ogG igF ,ireg.rls gn,Gle
sac Gf' on thff sasSe, 4tSS5 3gth 1t. ~ *
OWNER VIII. RENT OR sell HIS BFAAI-
tiiii home Of rooms " noTrher Ioeate't ~ ~ "
zoo hio"k ronn ave. Call Adams -3'o-
Double garage
l'?s MORSE ~T NE-sIX ROOMS; IONS:
n',h home nj. large iromt porn 9n u"ane ,oate
o'y,.cg n.,,I se,i. Line. s732-". -
2 ST Fl ROOM BRICnlK, ELEC :,
FftcWN Us ~ - w.---------.-..-.-
5-ROOM FRAME WATER IN klT' HEN
~ good condition. free from Indebtedness
iut i6Xioo u paved alley room tor garhge garhige
ts.I iit,Ae,!: s3 500. By o"Ntk
1890 3th ST ne. -
1n NER--lit Ky AVE S.E.-S ROOM,
S.,th bro; !. "a H.. colonial porrhi garage
spa"r tHe rondltion. small cash paSmeht
MT, PLEASANT, FACING ROCK CREEK l06
f'al lil---Cwuer will sacrifice equity of II .fou
for 5000 cash "a aimost neW light tapesuH
age. tn>tantGHeou7 hot water srfeeIel
nofches hai. like rent Address BOX So
Star Office. or phone Adams iS4s-W.
COLORED--4-> TORY BRICK ROOMiNG
house. every room occupied garage. ciectrir-
iu gas. hot water. convenient 70 al "aF
iincs suitable 70" converting INTO apart
men, hou-p ground floor for business; rea-
eouanle Pot 3097. ...
1853 IRVING ST. Nw.--TEN ROOMS. TWO
baths 3rd-foor. apartment with bath. por-
"elain sink and gas range new turnaP
e'er lights Pittshurg water heater 81 300
cash. ba on easy terms Col. 30" a.tef
% HOUSES DESIRABLE NV SECTION;
in -e"ond commercial zone, all rented. good
tenants. 50 10 yearly, must sell priced
wght: 500 500 for quick sale: terms.
Adams 312
$3.50 CASH. RAJ. MONTHLY LIKE RENT,
Must soil ny beautiful bungalow: perfect
rnn.jitnn. latge lot. in one of the most de-
Address Box :i3 r. star office.
ID
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SIX TONS OF COAL FREE

NTA Huns OF VWNI- r TIT =
Owner leaving for Chicago must sci
Randle Highlands home rooms hath
mi 3 porchcs 90 & as>ed> bus stop At
door fine location and attractive property
Llnc. 91S2 3403 Nayl0r ~. se
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203l Isl ST ~ W-NODFRN ATTE AC.
hve briot bome /; large rooms tie bath
rear porhes garage lot roe # IS 6Go
ph0na 0WNFR Franklin i"l -
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b. 0WNFR- NEW MODERN SEWN ROOM
BRICK huugslnW :" 500 cash terms Gail
Il Attatl Ne O II
Evening star., 1926-10-03

PARK VIEW, BARGAIN,S-s-RooN sEMl
painted and papered front and rear nor''es
shower and all modern lu'proveneat, with
good heating plant. Very low p'he ald
farms CGl HRNi- :
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,O6 a ST n W

600 9 ST. NV.
6r & h. heing parercd & painted; large
cash necessary. LEE ROSS. 5o7 III st. y
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EEAR 9TH AND EAST CAP TOL---e-kt"A
hou., rooms deep ,Ss S,ear ,oaaS sTiSk ssTsssee ss,se
$3.50 cash; balance Like reat; DON'T miss tala
onS-anG ha sanrTy. Nam zs81
Evening star., 1926-10-03

1888 PAlRMONf 81 IAe f.f.t A. T.
baths. tWp-"ar earsge oIi heater Ptt,hnrg
water heater fine ru"mmg hos a. na'
for itself. Price 3l4 600 Adams 3ios
temi-d hr,ck colonial! 3 p"rche- ga ,e.Ia.
q attic. S. 600 .3.h. -" mo. 40 AGENTS.
Main So? Cleve 1000 e, pulrgs
S6.9501-H F BHRGAtN- EEW 6.R .RKich.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

lA N.R--lio Ky. AVE sE.-S1X-RooM.
hi.th hfir.; Y !. y. IL colonial porch garage
spa.,. ne ro'dltiou. small cash payment
Evening star., 1926-10-03

FFlR ININktI - ~ A0N
Hobart u hetWean Georgia ,,e ,u1 Nher-
man aNa i Bra Nd-He'> tifnunu r"N-o
bath. electricity and INV IA Price = 600
Ral lanne l,n inLtl
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1855 PARKWOOD ply OWNER BRIO K.
q roools and sun rarlor trout ava rear
,por"hes screened weather strinped hard
wood floors and trlnl garage - COO
terms immediate possession 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Albert F. Goodrich

Albert Franklin Goodrich, a we'll
known and much esteemed citizen of
Hallowell, passed away at his home,
As Second street, at 455 p. NJ, Tues
day, after long illness. He was
born in Gardiner, June 80, 1870, the
son of Jonathan and Frances
(Grover) Goodrich. and passed his
early life in that town. He married
March II, 1892, Miss Christine Eli
zabeth Macmillan. OF this union nine
children were born, of whom six with
their mother survive. They are Mrs
Percy Shorey of Old Orchard, Mrs
John Pelkey of Detroit, Michigan
Miss Verna Goodrich, a graduate
nurse of Boston, Miss Dorothy
Goodrich, senior in HallowelI High,
Catherine and Donald Goodrich.
Mr.. Goodrich was a stone cutter
which trade he followed until the
closing of the Hallowell Granite
Works, when he entered into part
nership with the late Frederick Oh
sen, conducting monumental
business. At the death of Mr.. Olsen, a
new company was organized under
the name of the Hallowell Monu-
mental Works. Mr.. Goodrich con-
tinued in this business until he was
forced to give it UP because of i'll
health.
He was member Of the Old South
Congregational church. of the A. o.
U. W., Hallowell Commandery. U. o.
G. c.. and Granite Lodge, X. of p
He was active in musical circles and
was a member Of the Old South
Choir. He made many friends in all
these various relationships. and will
he much regretted. Funeral services
viii be held a 1.-THE Old South church.
Friday at P. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Influenza and
It's Prevention
Subject Health Talk

Portland, March 16-Infuenka, its
cause and prevention, was the sub
ject of the weekly health talk. broad
cast from station WCSH this even.
ing. The speaker was DIR. J. L. Pep
per. district health officer of. South
Portland and he delivered a lecture
prepared by DR.. C. F. Kendall, state
commissioner of health. DIR. Pepper
said in part: -
The fact that this disease is par
tial to the strong and vigorous was
demonstrated during the war in the
army camps and environments. In all
these camps the number of deaths
exceeded those of the civil popula-
ton and the young adults between
the ages of 20 and S5 suffered most.
In the civilian areas the epidemic
played equal havoc in the number of
cases. but the fatalities wer- much
less than in the camps. In all the
recent epidemics all ages, both sexes
ana all races have been attacked, al
though in varying degree, above the
age OF 40 the prevalence of the dis
ase was less than below 40. AS be-
tween white and colored races. there
seems to be quite a uniform opinion
as to the excess of influenza among
the whites.
influenza is very dangerous dis
ease due to its complications When
taken with a so called cold" it is
better to consult a physician and put
yourself under his care. This is not
only for your protection, but for the
protection of others about you. Be
careful not to infect others and thus
help in preventing the spread of this
disease.
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William S. T. Mccormack

The remains of the late William S.
T. Mccormack who died suddenly
Monday in Portland will be brought
to Gardiner this afternoon, and taken
directly to the receiving tomb at Oak
Grove Cemetery. Mr.. Mccormack was
former resident of this ciU4 and
learned the printers trade in the
Kennebec Journal Office. For some
years he was employed in the same
capacity with the old Gardiner Re-
porter Journal and later went to
Boston where he was employed in a
large printing establishment. For the
past seven years he had been en-
ployed with the Portland Press Her
aid, and for the last six months had
been night foreman of the composing
room. He was recognized as mas
ter printer by his associates and his
passing will be deeply regretted by
many.
Besides his widow. who was Eli
zabeth Kendall of this city he leaves
one daughter Muriel, two sisters, and
several nieces and nephews.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Captain George
A. Derby.
Frank X. Nadeau, late Co. d, SIS
u. S. Tel. Btn., has been dropped
from the rolls for demanding his
papers while under sentence.
Peter Masterson, late U. S. Marine
Corps, has been granted a discharge
to enter the Naval Home at Phila-
delphia.
James Butler, late Co. L, 1O2 U. S.
Inf, World War, has been granted a
discharge from the Home.
The Home Sunday school will hold
its regular monthly social in G. A. r.
hall Saturday evening from $50 to 8.
Chaplain A. j. Hayes and the vari-
Gus Sunday school teachers met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Perkins
to make plans for their Easter pro-
gram.
The pictures for Wednesday eve
ming will be Jack Pickford and Miss
Norma Shearer in Waking Up the
Town." with an Aesop Fable and
comedy.
Frank Waite has returned from q
furlough passed with relatives In
Portland
George L. Lake of Scion, late CO.
B. Ne. Inf. has reported, for re-
admission.
Rev. A. j. Hayes went Tuesday to
Portland to attend the Charter night
banquet of Westbrook Kiwanis club
held at the Falmouth hotel.
I The annual meeting of the Togus
Athletic Association will be held in
Grand Army hall, March 30, for the
election of officers and manager
for the baseball team, also to hear
reports of the secretary and treas
urer.
Mrs. J. w. Brewer entertained the
ladies of the Camp, Tuesday after
noon, at st. Patrick's Day party.
There were five tables of bridge and
Mrs. w. T. Hanley won first prize
and Mrs. A. Z. Morgan the consola-
ton prize. A delicious lunch con-
sisting of fruit salad, hot rolls. ice
cream, cake. fancy cookies and hot
coffee was served. Mrs. F. w. Cor
ham and brother Leander J. Kirk,
rendered several pleasing violin
duets. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with cut flowers. ess r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Granite Lodge, K. Of p. instalIs

Granite Lodge. No. so, X, Of P,
held last evening at X. of 2. hall
their annual installation. of officers.
1t is interesting to note that the two
highest Offices in the lodge will be
filled this year by brothers. The
Chancellor Commander is George
Cole, Jr.. the vice chancellor is Ivan
Cole; keeper of records and seals is
Emery Smith: tile Master of Fin
ance, George Cole; Senior. the Mas
ter of the Exchequer. Webster
Gatchell; the prelate, E. Mansir;
Past Chancellor, Valentine Brann.
Mr.. Higgins of Waterville was the
installing officer. Refreshments of
ice cream and cake We're served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Old South Apron Shower

The members of the Old South
League held their annual apron
shower this year at the home of
Mrs. Lloyd o. Powers, Middle street.
with great success. This shower was
in preparation for the Easter sale,
which will take place in the vestry
Of the church Friday afternoon OF
this week. The ladies. of the league
will have the usual tables and the
usual array of attractive articles.
They will also serve chatting dish
supper. Final details for this sale
were settled at the meeting.
Aprons "shewered'' from every
where upon the hostess. who as one
of the committee In charge of the
apron table was their temporary
custodian. There was an excellent
attendance. Refreshments were serv-
ed and social hour followed the
work of the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Throat Disease
Well Controlled
In Randolph School

The spread of the throat disease,
Nincent's Angina, at the Randolph
grammar school has necessitated the
temporary combining of the two
highest grades with the lower
grades as the teacher of Grades Z
and S, Mrs. Edith g. Barber, Prin-
cipal of the school, is absent from
her duties on account OF a slight
attack of the disease. 1t is expect
ed, however, that by the end of
this week Mrs. Barber will be back
once more, and conditions returned
to normal. The rumor that the
school had been closed or was to be
at once has been current but d. H.
Sherman. Health Officer of Ran
dolph, thinks there will be no ne
oesIty for such action. The State
Department of Health is CO. operat-
ing with both Gardiner and Ran
dolph health workers in combating
the spread of the epidemic and
there should be no cause for worry.
DR.. George Fl. Coombs of the State
Department, DIR. G. Fl. Hutchins of
Waterville, District Health Officer.
are active in the work, as is DR..
c. G. Farrell, Gardiner Health Of
ficer, and Miss Catherine Calvin, the
school nurse. They have issued Or
ders that three throat treatments be
taken by each child who has con-
tracted the disease, these to be Civ
en- by either the family physician or
the school nurse. Cultures are then
sent to the State Department at Au-
gusta, and almost daily reports are
received from them. Today 1t is ex-
pected to receive a report on a num-
Der of the younger children at the
Randolph grammar school, and ac-
ton is necessarily delayed until
these are received. Conditions at
the Undertook street school remain
about the same, the majority of the
pupils are absent with the trouble,
but school is yet in session.
The local authorities are optimis-
tic regarding the situation, believing
that the disease is largely confined
to one school, the Spring street
school. Everything possible is be-
ing done in the way Of prevention
by both local and state officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Charles w. Jones

Charles w. Jones, who had been
a lifelong resident of HallowelI,
passed away Monday evening at his
home on Middle street, after a short
illness. Mr.. Jones was, born in
Hallowell, son of the late Leonard
c. and Harriet S. (Winslow) Jones.
On both sides of the house he be-
longed to old colonial families. He
was a meat cutter by trade and had
been employed in various Hallowell
stores. He was unmarried and is
survived by an aged aunt. Miss Mary
Jones. and by two nieces, one Of
whom is Mrs. Webster Gatchell of
Hallowell.
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Rheumatic
Pains Go
Swollen Joints
Vanish

Twisted. swollen, unsightly Joints
brought back to normal with Rheuma
Lame people walk without aid: sleoj
comes to those who have been unabl
to lie in bed: hands that were helpless
because OF terrible rheumatism ar,
now able to do their share for the SIN
port of the family
Rheuma is wonderful remedy for
rheumatism, govt. neuritis, lumbago
and neuralgia.
1t is a wonder-worker: it never fall
ters, never gives UP until, every yes
tige of poison is expelled from the
body.
Rheuma acts on stomach, liver, kid
neys and bladder all at once and
fort to distressed sufferers. John
Coughlin and all druggists sell it with
guarantee of money back If it isn't
satiSfactory.-AdV
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Nellie Durham Dance Tonight

A large advance sale of tickets for
the Nellie Durham dance to be given
by the Gardiner Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club tonight at
Grand Army hall indicates that this
affair will be the popular meeting
place for dance lovers. The various
committees in charge of arrange
ments have been working hard per-
fecting the plans, and have arranged
for an evening of real enjoyment
Music will be furnished by an old
fife orchestra and this will be but
one of many features introduced
during the evening.
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Hallowell Local News

The attention of sward One Com
munity Club is called to an invita-
ton extended by the members of the
Louden Hill Community Club to a
social evening, Friday. March 18TH.
at the Louden Hill schoolhouse. 1t
is hoped as many as possible will at
tend
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Another Big Sale at
HallOWell Remnant Co.

The store OF the Hallowell Rem
nailt Store will be closed all day to-
day in preparation for another big
sale which will open tomorrow. Dry
goods from the Abbott Bros. store
of Lewiston which has been pur-
chased at less than so cents on the
dollar will be offered for the next
ten days as well as many other items.
ADV.
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Tonight in City hall Ward One COM
munity Club will hold it's st. Patrick's
Day dance. Perley Choate and Harry
Mayors are in general charge of the
arrangements for the dance. Smiths
Rideout and Lester Clark will serve
as floor managers. Refreshments will
be served g seeN -, e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17

HALLOWEEN High will debate Lisbon
Falls in, the assembly room at the
school building Friday evening of this
week. 1t is to be. hoped that the
townspeople will be interested to at
tend When Hallowell' High went to
Lisbon Falls last year there was a
good turnout of citizens of that town,
which materially helped their team.
Folks should come UP and support de-
batting in the home school. go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17

At the meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association tomorrow eve-
ming In City hall. Miss Lou Buker
will speak on Educational Aims
and How They May Be Realized"
There will be an attractive musical
program, also. 1t is urged that all
members, new and old. make it a
point to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17

All members of Group Three Of
the Christian Endeayor Society are
asked to be present at committee
meeting to be held Wednesday eve
ming at Z o'clock in the vestry Of
the church. Plans are to be made
for the union meeting Sunday, Mar.
u. There is other important bust.
ness to come before the meeting.