Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel], January 06, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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How to Keep Baby '
Smiling and Well
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YOU ca t aspect the little
oaee to be brapr ead play
ful when tbe bead feck dal
ead tbe etaaerl bloated. Tbe
nnraal habit of cbddrea ie to be
ome ud fretful you c3
bad ooaetipatioa a rrepnaablr.
Ferhape they here Baaed that
dafly fraction an aeceeeary to
eoadort aad bashb. Look at tbe
toagae ead see if tbe breatb ie
•be£ Witth for btfcbeag. These
are the tel tbe eyiaptoaa of too
stipe lion. Teoiat give a little
of Dr. Caldwell Syrup FepefaL
which yon can bay at aay <kag
man, aad it w9 act ia tbe asora
iag aad tbe troahlea—e eyap
tooa pro aptly daappeer.
Dr. CaldweTs Syrup Pepeea ia
a i naekiaeTina of eaale laxative
berba abb pepan. latte tbe
banher pfcytsce it acts eeatly aad
without gripiag so that wide
erne—ia c— nee it freely it caa
aba be gbr— to a tiny baby uttb
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goatly, thoroughly deaafang tho
twoei*. comf*r*.iE« tfat ffaaaeh. *tia»
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RUPTURED?
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New Invention Sent on 30 Days’ Trial
Without Expense to You
Simply send m- rour r.am- and I wit! i
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book and rr.eae ir*rri*-3t blank, v.’fce i
you return ibe black 1 will send you mv
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rive* put it on and wear it. Put u ip
every lest you can think o'. The bar**
in* ;e*t the betier you will Use it You ‘
wi l word-* low you ever got alor^r
w. h‘the o! L stylo erne! spr-ng trusses
or belt* wit!/leg straps of torture. Your
own good, common sense and your ow.. ;
doctor will teil you It ig the only way’"
:rt which you can ever expect a’ cum. ;
wearing it JO days, if it is rot er<- ;
c.-vi; satisfaelorr :;i every way—if it i»'•
rot easy and comfortable—if you cannot
actually see your rupture getting teener, j
:»»d 11 not convinced that a cure is'
merely a ui*-**. ton cf time, just return ,
it arc! you are out nothing. Any rap- '
tare appliance sent on days’ trial
without esrense to you is worth a trial
Veil your ruptured friends of this. 7<#
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Kendal Campbell is seriously sick.
at his home here. He is reported to ,
It Improving at this writing.
Charles A. Clark was a recent visi
tor in Gardiner.
Georg*; Later fca* beer, on the sick
list for the past week. He has been
rufferir.g from a severe attack of
neuritis, but is improved so he can
resume hie duties. j
Prorn-siv- Grange cf Richmond j
• enter Is to hold installation cf offi- :
> * rs Friday night at the hall at Rich- (
rnond Comer. .
Mrs. Charles A Clark is in South;
Gardiner at the home of Daniel T. i
Tburlow. where she is in attendance'
on D. T Thurlow. who ia seriously'
ill. Mv. Tfcurlow's trouble Is chiefly!
<-‘d age. i
Enterprise Grange
Several visitors from Progressive
Grange attended the regular meet
rig of Enterprise Grange of this
town last Saturday night, the occa
sion heirg the regu'ar Installation of
officers, which waa performed in a
very aide manner by Brother Ed.
-Hewart of Richmond, attended bv
Ye*, Cold All 1
Gone Not
BUof Cou|li4
Fed great this morning. As soon as ! '
feit it coming on yesterday I used
Gray's Syrup and nipped it in the bud. j
Just couldn't miss an hour at the office, J
wt are so busy and short-handed. *
Gray* Syrup H a habit in our family,
the i u'ks have used it for sixty years.
• ti«m %*, ta*w sim or
Sister Mabel Dlngley and Brother
Arthur luaEcherter of Progressive •
Grange Tfce following oflJ-ers were i
Installed: Master. Flay Tc<otfca3ter; j
overseer. W. G. FstUu, kaurts, jltt. i
Myrtle Stewart; ctap'-aln. Mrs. N. H.
Ske'ton: tr'-a rarer. differ. Tcoffta*:-'
er: steward. Ed. Stewart; assistant
steward. E. 11. Stewart; lady assist- ,
ar.t steward. Ml*# Pauiine O N’«':
gatekeeper. Frank N Hthol*; Cer***
Mr# Botebelder: Pomona. Mrs. ’
Niles; Flora. Mrs. Julia Clark Ac
oyster supper was served.
Charles B Stetson, who tak eg tag,
cecsts in Hi bmoed. has c-rrerPI Free1.,
street tot It conk ar.t so tit and Carti
aer street.
Bert Allard left Saturday for Jaek
3or.T;iie. Fta.. and vie ;n sty. where he;
will pas# the winter mortis. Mrs. Al
lard arid daughter Eleanor are nvatir.g
their* tome la the village
A petition is ter? ccreu'aied a brat
the town to be sen! to the commissioner
of ialasd fisheries and game to allow
see hsttr.g at Mud pond. This pond has
bees -theed for a ataster c-f year* for
ice Miiag.
Cotti*'-Grind Is
Harold Costner and Mrs !atra
Eouso Grind]# were'onited in marriage
Thursday evening and are making their
heir* cn t-chcol street with Mr. Cost
ner's father.
The anr. ial rreet.r e of the It chmon i
I at ra ry Association w:;* he held Mon
day evening 'at the library rooms
Hc-rser Alexander returned to Tenants
Htrie.r S'unday aft-r en;o ring two
weeks vacation from t:s school duties
tt him home .-. town
A Chamuer of Commerce is being
talked of in town. an-i a warrant has
been issued for a meeting to be held
January 3-=t at Curtis ka.l to organise
same.
Mrs. Allen Constantine with her twj
children, Gordon and Cocstactire. who
left Richmond the first of tiepteraber.
was due to arrive at her old home In
South Africa Sunday. Jan. <
Mr ar»<l Mrs. Wallace Bickford t f
‘iard.r.er w^re guest# of relatives t-i
town Sunday.
Maine Praised in
National House
Washington. Jan. ».—In commem*
oration of the l<Xrth anniversary of
the separation of Maine from Massa
chusetts Congressmen Wallace H.
White. Jr, of the Znd Maine District,
and Robert Luce of tbe 15th Massa
chusetts District today spoke at
length in the House, eulogizing the
two states and giving in some detail
the cauaes which led to the independ
ence of Maine 100 yearn ago. Con
gressman Luce is a native of Main--,
having been born in Auburn.
Congressman White emphasizes
the separation of Maine from Massa
chusetts as of importar.ee to the
whole country as It provided tempo
rary adjustment of the Missouri
question which put off for a consid
erable period a decision of the slav
ery question. He took up a historical
sketch of Maine and praised the
sturdy, upright character of the ear
ly settlers and mentioned In chrono
logical order various stirring event*
leading up to Maine's independence.
To Hoof a Cough
Take HAVER1 HEAL 1X0 HONET Sic.
Rep. Fuller, Mass.,
Favors Gen. Wood’s
Candidacy for Presidency
Washington. Jan. 0.—Representative
Fuller. Republican. Massachusetts, an
nounced his candidacy today as dele
gate to the Republican national con
vention and pledged his support to Maj
Gen Leonard Wood. "I believe Roose
velt elements In the Republican party
should insist on having an opportunity
or expressing its choVe of a candidate
for President,11 Mr. Fuller said; "and.
chosen a* a delegate. 1 will vote for
Leofeard Wood first, last and all the
time.11
PALERMO
CENTER—Master Turner Oregoire
wont to Albion Monday, where he
Was to be operated on for the re
moval of adenoids. He was accom
panied by his mother.
George Gregoire returned to Oak
Grove Monday.
Miss Lila Northrop went to San
fosd Friday on business.
Mr and Mrs. W. N*. Howard and
willtaro, Jr., of Somerville. Mas*.,
passed the week end with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Water Howard,
returning Tuesday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Handy, who
have been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Irish, returned to their home Mon
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Irish. Ernest Irish
and Air. and Mrs. Harry Handy
passed Sunday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Estes.
Cecil Tyler is ill.
George Fish was a recent guest at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. A. B.
Tyler.
E. T. Dodge is assisting A. M. Ben -!
u* r cutting wood.
Edward Peltou is expected hon-e
from the hospital in a few days.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
BMa Buttock of Whiter Wat a
caller Handsy ta this t*y.
Jot a T. Sprague of Dexter warn to
the city Motoiay for the day on bad- i
dess.
LaSC'etot Cooper ftWbrt Monday !
to Bath after pasting the week-end
at hie home !s the city.
riprfMlitiTt H. C- Bsszeh of
Mfod trad to the city Monday for
fbo day on bustoess
Mian Beatrice F reded* etoptojed
tn tik city, passed Satsrda? an 1
Sunday wttk relatives tn MilliS
Associate Justice A- M. Spear weet
Honda? morning to Portland to pre
side as" an egurty bearing.
•TOY'-ala E. Ot-ertock of fUBorrCle
was a ea'ler in the city Monday tor
a few hours
Miss Thee* Bleeper of Portland and
formerly of Wirthrop Center was
here over the week-end. me the r»es*
of Mrs. A. If. Cole
Tee intentions of marrsag-: of
Ired-rKk A. Hall of Unity and id*
Belie Fcye of this city were t?V*0
Monday in th* office of the city* clerk.
Mr?. Annie Katon is confined to
the home of her daughter. Mr*. Id*
nvan. lower State street, by ill
ness.
Mies Marion FisSeer of Portland,
visited in the cjty. over the week-end
as the wrest of her [ sftr.ti Mr. and
Mrs. E. B- Fisher. Prospect street
Misses Gladys and Mildred ftcin*
rter of 9 Higgins street passed Fri
day in Skowhegar.. the guests of
the;r bnihctii Elwin P. Plummer.
Mr* Dorris Hyde left Monday for
PittsPe'd. where she will pa«# «
few day? as the guest of ter mother.
Mrs. Ms tide Hurd.
Mi?* Laura Daley of Richmond,
and formerly «f Honlion. Las Ac
cepted’ 3 position :n the Kennebec
Journal and assumed her duties Mon
day.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Fester returned
Sunday afternoon to their item* in
Hath, having been here in the city m
short time as iLe guest of Mr. Fos
ter's mother.
Nothing new ha* been learned con
cerning the whereabouts of Asa
Chapman, the Augusta man. who wa*
employed in Bath and who disap
peared New Tear's day.
Albert Pic-wart of Windsor is pass
ing a few days in the city as the
goest of friend? and attended the in
stallation of officers at Henry G.
Staph-* ('amt, Softs of Veterans, held
M<*r:d5y evening.
>!»?« Maude Barker, who ha? been
passing the holidays in the city as
tb*» gjest of her parent*. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry G. Barker, left Sunday
for Northampton. Mas*., to resume
h»r studies at Bmith college.
There will be a meeting tonight of
the k<eal branch cf the National
Civic Federation at the Girls' Ccl*
munitjr club house fAUgusfa Yacht
club building'*. Mrs. Somers of Bos
ton will address the gathering.
The Painters’ Union will hold their
regular meeting this evening. Offi
cers wDl be lr.s’atled and an old
fashioned baked bean supper will be
served from 0 to 7.80. It is desired
that all member? be present.
Special Game Warden Richard J.
Upton posted notices Monday in the
city tor a hearing at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon# Jan. 7. at the
museum at the State House, on the
request to open Lake Cofcbosseecon
tee to ice fishing one day In the week.
Associate Justice Warren C. Phil
fcrook went Monday to Machiaa to
preside at the January term of the
supreme judicial court for Washing
ton count}’, which convenes this
morning. Fred 8. Rand of this city
! will be stenographer at the term.
I J. H. Prentiss of Albion was in
the city Saturday for the day and
called at the Augusta General hos
pital to see his son. Maurice Prentiss,
who is receiving treatment there.
Mr. Prentiss visited in Benton before
! returning to his home in Albiofc
Mils Margaret Bums who has been
■‘Passing a few days in 8howhegan as
the guest of her mother, Mt*. James
II. Bums, returned to this city. Mon
day morning to resume her studies.
She makes her home while in this
city with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Bean.
A. C. Ladd of Fairfield, was here
Monday as the guest or hia brother,
Wallace 8. Ladd, State street He
accompanied hia niece, Mias Nora
Weymouth of Guilford u fat as this
city. Miss Weyteonth Is returning to
Nesark. N. J., where she will resume
her duties as school teacher.
MT. and Mrs. George A. Prescott of
Church Hill road Were visited Mon
day evening by about ?S friends and
neighbors in a farewell party. Mr.
and Mrs. Prescott intend to sell their
farm and will, sometime this Week,
move to Gardiner, where they Will
reside with their son. Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Packard
who have been passing two weeks In
this city and in this vicinity with
friends and relatives, left Monday
morning for thsir home in Brighton,
Mass. Mr. Packard is a former Au
gusta man and the cold weather
i which has favored their visit her*
MAN’S
BEST AGE
A am it SS sU SS Ms arpM; bfc
«s toMftamusMMiMsi
ft ssstSS uht stts Ms srpRS M
pufansfajitbtif fanstioas.^ Ifawp
^ coldmSS.^
TU wvrtdt madMtf rtMrtj fb« kUMt,
twi, Mlditr Mi «M MU Mikk
•-r ?■ ^'niTsijnsii ^k^Tt^T
Ym Bight k rarprssed to kmem
«W ttatart tki»g too can oat for ]
• **,tre e*af^ j? -* jf
en*Ov prepaid at tame ia /art a fra
m3ti t- teal* ***£*’*<&• yffif
sa.-taivyHa^sg
rieiMtl. too-tUirta *8» it til it
Spare art gert.
.W 2V- rtwi of Kaos ia a pint
tattje: then fill it up wit! pUin craso
biej itvu xvtup. Or u*e otfiM
moiaaMs. hoary. of con sttuo. instead
of ragar oynp. if dm-f+l Tins too
B*k« a foil piat—« f** y *a?ply—
ta: ewtiar no Bore than a small
tattle ef readv-mrta cooga *vt&p
Vrt ms a eoogfc Bedieiae. there ia '
reallT nothing better t« W bi it xar ;
price. It goes right to tk mw*. art ;
gird ga*k. Wuag r*«cL It promptly j
W| the inflamed ntabniwi that
Bae the throat art air passage*. atop* j
the aaaofiag throat *;«k-e. Komi the
phlegm, sad soon voof tough stop* u- :
tirefr. Splendid for bfoaea.tis. rrcap,
ho»r>ea«ss art fciescaial sstama.
Min i« % hlgfciT cooceatrated com
pos a4 of Norway pine extract, fatnoas
for Its healing effort on the BFtl
hraaea.
To avoid i-rappo:ntm»«t ask van*
druggist for "21-; oouce* of Piaex’’’
with hfwum art don't accept say
thing else. Guaranteed to give ateo
«c«tiafaetioB or Boncy refunded.
FiaeX C*. Ft. Wayne, lad.
reminds Mr. Packard of former!
times.
Mias Gwendolyn GriSa resumed ,
fc*r duties Monday racming as srere- ;
h-ry it Supt. of Sc too Is H. li. e'tu- 1
art, having returned Sunday from i
Boston. vrtare she bad taa \lslf ing ]
relative# and friends for sovera; days.
Miller's fruit store is undergoing i
extensive renovations. Wall eases !
aie being insta.led or. both sides of [
the store, beir.g of a gray color with <
a background of white. The «'n >w j
cases will be removed, a steel ceiling i
Till be installed, the soda fountain
W13 b» Moved to a position nearer i
the southern Tail and the store will
be entirely rc-^palnted.
II Price Webbgr. the veteran actor. {
who is managing th~ Palmer Opera !
ficuss at I'arrsboro. K. fi., is keeping
up Jii* stage work as well as hand
ling the bouse. He on New Year’s
night presented as part of hi# pro
gram a ccenedj*. written by himaelf.
in which be took the part of Tor
merited Tod from Five Islands. The i
program also included orchestra se
lections, a sword dance and a '-reel 1
£'m. |
F. L, Heresy’s Shoe store will be
closed today in preparation for a big '
January Clearance Sale which starts
tomorrow morning. Jar. 7. "Foot- 1
wear of every kind and including
everythin* in the store will be offer- I
ed to the public at this sale from ■
7® per cent to 50 per cent, reduc- I
•.ions'* is the stat»rr»nt of Mr. Her- :
sey, who advises everyone to watch
for fcis ad :& the Journal on Wednes
day morning, Jan. 7.—Adv.
A. L Dee ring, county agent and
Miss Helen Lyman, county u&mjfe
strator of the Kennebec Farm Bu
reau have left for a several days trip
through the county to conduct all
day meetings of the farm bureaus
They will be in Oakland. Tuesday
where an all-day meeting will be
held; Wednesday in Belgrade; Thurs
day in Readfleld. The meeting which
was planned to have been held in
i Winthrop this week, has been post
i tinned.
Card of Thanks
[ We wish to thank our many friends
i for their kindness in our recent be
reavement and aJsd for the many
:beautiful floral tributes.
MKS. CHARLES A. JONES
and FAMILY.
“ ‘ “ ' 1 1 1
Bankruptcy Matters
The following petition in bankrupt
i cy was filed January 2 at the office
of the referee and adjudicated Jan
i uary z.
Bertie S. Collins of Chelsea, lorg
| shoreman, liabilities $337.43: assets
$1?6. All Claims exempt. The bank
; nipt was ordered !o appear before
the referee on January 9 at 10 A. M.
j for examination.
Haskell-Underwood
A wedding occurred Monday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the horn- of
George D. Haskell, when his son. G.
Daniel Haskell and Miss P.ose R
| Underwood of Wotervtlle were unit
ed In marriage. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Paul s. Phalen.
The groom is well known ia this
city, a graduate of Cony High school
and a memby of the Delta Pi fra
ternity. He has been connected
[with bis father In the grocery busi
ness- For the part nine years he
has been associated with the Stan
dard OU Co. of New York and at
i present is special agent ia Bangor,
j The bride returned recently from
[overseas where she served for seven
months as army nurse in hospital
service and five months with the
Army of Occupation In Mayhen,
Germany.
After a short wedding trip thev
will reside la Bangor. A host of
friends of both parties extend con
gratulations.
——.
KM Cross Notes -
There Is great need for setae Warm
knitted articles to be used locally.
Tarn bu been received at head
quarters for children's sweaters,
stockings and men’s socks, it fs
urged wotnen knit for a abort time.
Tarn may be taken out during the
regular offlei hours from 9 to o, Rtd
Cross Office, 918 Water street.
Cmj High Notes
The Csgy basketball team had its
best real workout In Aaoembly ball
Monday afternoon, there being about
3ft candidates for the team and try
ing bard for positions Coach Thomp
son divided the squad into sit teams
and some lively games resulted.
There seethB t« be plenty of materi
al for a winning outfit in the school
this year, there being several excep
tionally fact men.
Oo&y Debating Society will held a
debate Id Assembly hall Wednesday
clUfMoe at 5.90 O'clock. The sub
ject Will be "Resolved, that electricity
generated by Maine water powers
should be Reserved by Law for I'se
Within the State.” The affirmative
will be supported by Leo K. Fox.
Dgcald Tnosat and Mis* Harriet
--* The negatire by Mis* Vir
tas MflUkea. Mias Iaabe WWd and
George Sheldca- Tbs Cony Debating
Society In a member cf the Bowdoia
Debating League._
WALTER 8. MATTHEWS
Dios S«tM«hly Monday Evening—
Autopsy to Bo Made This Morning
to Dctarmino Cause of His Death
Walter S. Matthews of this city, fT
years of age. died very suddenly at
«1>j Monday evening at the borne of
Ira Mait at 3 Allen street, where
he has lived for some time. While
on Banger street late Monday after
noon. Mr. Matthews was taken ill
and was at once removed to his
home. Dr. 1*. I* Mann w as fje
gwmsrt and went at once to the 1 me,
but when be arrived there Mr. Mat
thews was dead.
The cause of Mr. Matthews death
could not be determined, bttt from
the examination made by Dr. Maun,
tbs death was ^rom natural eauses
Dr. W. H. Harris, medical examiner.
Sheriff E. D. Harwood. County At
torney Walter M. Sar.bora and City
Marshal J. G. MeKenney were noti
fied. The body wa* scat to the uu
dertakiag rooms of Henry W. Plum
mer where at • o’clock this Tues
day morning an autopsy will be made
to determine whether Mr. Matthew's
death wa* due to other than natural
causes.
Mrs. Anna Tupper of Watervjlle
and Mrs. Jennie Aiken tf Levant,
relative* «f Mr. 51a‘.thews, were no
tified Monday evening of his decease.
ELECT OEEICEHS
Henry G. Staples Camp. He. 5. and
Ladies’ Auxiliary. Hold Joint E>e«
tion and Installation
The Henry O. Staples Camp. No
Sons of Veterans. Division c f Jlame
together with th- Lacies' Auv-.i-ry.
fceid a joint ejection and insta!5htk<n
of officers Monday evening ;a G. A
R. ball. About W were present,
niar.v l-eing from’ ‘amp* n South
China and GsMimr .' id fr> m ihv
iiaiioweit and Gardiner auxiliaries.
A pretty ar.d irajosir.g ceremony
c-ccurred with the friereirmiwn i tl.c
past comm»!.der's jewel by Pas’. Di
vision Commander W. o. Cobb of
Gardiner to Sidney W. Perkins, also
the presentation of the past presi
dent's jewel by Past Division Pro in
dent Mrs. W. O. Cobb of the Gard
ner Auxiliary to Mrs Clara F. 51ar
rioer.
The following oflkers were *iect-d
and installed in «he camp for the en
suing year: Commander, John K.
Parker: senior vice commander. El
gar V,*. Fletcher: junior vice cvra
m&nder. Ray E. Church: tr i.iecer.
Clarence H. Cram: secretary. Wil
liam H. 51ai!oy: patnote- instructor.
Arthur C. Davis: chaplain, Geofge
Fairfield: guide, Lawrence K Moul
ton: color bearer, Oyrg- F. Temale:
inner guard, Georg” llc.-iin: outer
guard. The mas Larrabe-:: musician.
Joseph Willlett: Camp Council chair
man, Ptdrey W Perkin®, past com
mander: L. I. Higgir.s. F. 1!. Hill.
The following officers rer» e ect
ed in the auxiliary: Pre.-ddehi. Mr?
Mary Fletcher; vice p.residen*. M:r.
Theresa Ricker: trustees. Mr®. C’ ira
Mat finer, Mrs Mah-l 5iorf'*n, M-s.
•Nellie Cram: treasurer. Mrs. Addle
Malloy; secretary Mr®. Georgia Pat
ten; chaplain. Mrs. Hannah Ripley;
guide, Mr*. Matel Merton; assistant
guide. Mr® Nellie Cram: inner guard.
Mrs. Mile! Dearborn; judge advo
cate. Either Perkin.®
HOUSE PASSES CIVIL
WAR PENSIONERS’ BILL
Wa^.iiigrton, Jin. 5.—To i.vir»^
expen*€*. increased monthly pensions
to Civil Waf veterans «n<] d-fpfndfrni
relatives totalling more than l>95.CK*XOC*I’
annually would b* payable under a bill
pass'd l*y the Hous-. The vote
21 to 55.
The minimum monthly allowance tin
dir the tlli is |3»>f while pariaily di<.
a^ieJ. lUndtd ar.d uivalid soldier*
would t>e paid 172 monthly and widow=
would receive $#.
vassalboroT
CROSt* HILL—Rev 5Ir. Milbury of
North Vassalboro was a caller re
cently at the Center and vicinity.
Mr? Guy Haines is visiting in Ban
gor for several days.
Fred I'erley. Frank Robinson. Har
ry True. William Bussell nnd Guy
Haines visited the Rural Lodge of
F. and A. 5C. in Sidney Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mr?. George Tobey and lit
tle Muriel were visitors Sunday in
Augusta.
Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors for their kindnrss to us
during our late bereavement Also
to relatives, friends and th” grange
for the many beautiful floral offer
ings.
C. H. MORSE.
HAROLD MOREE
LARONE
Mra Clara Bickford of Oakland
was a recent visitor of her daughter.
Mr* C. S. Campbell.
Carleton Brooks has gone to work
at Fisher's mill at Bang's Siding.
0. L. Mitchell made a business trip
to Lewiston last week.
The dairymen are busy filling theic
ice houses.
Miss Molly Bartlett and friend.
Miss Annie Caswell of Skowheger.
were recent callers on friends in
town.
The Past and Present * Club ip^t
last week with Mrs. Florence Gerry
and a very interesting' program was
caffied out on the subject of Ameri
can literature and the poets. This
program was contributed to by each
member present but selected by the
hostess. Two piano solos were also
given by Mrs. Elgie Stevens. Thei
next meeting will be w ith Mrs. Eliza
beth Merrow.
Mrs. Jack Wilson has returned to
her home in Metleo. having been
Sure
Relief
1
- V
I called here by the Ulneee of he# *«**
SJTxye, wio le rtffl ee#h»ae»r HI at
[ jobs Puffer's.
FMRHELD
\
Jewell Lumber Camps Bora
Dm -Board of Trade U
Provide Skating Rink on the
River
The regular meeting of the Epworth
League will be held this evening at
tie Methodist church,
i Judge H- H. Br»«ll th* S®0®
Cotinalis Fa£k where be will attend
the supreme court.
Mrs, W. S. Flood, who recently un
, derwent an operation, is reported as
g^ir.iry
Percy Allien has returned from
' Columbia Fails, where he was celled
. by the death of his father.
Mrs Frank Edgeiy passed Monday
' in Pitts5eid with friends.
V. a. Stahal of Portland was a
, business caller in town Monday.
I Mrs. Merlin C. Joy is substituting
, at toe South Grammar school for
! Mias Juno William*. who is confined
to her heme by illness.
Allien Henderson has returned from
a short stay in Boston.
Percy Hcffitf of the Eastern Drug
' Co was a business caller in town
yestv-rday.
Corac-yy Lawsy has resumed his
studies at University of Maine, after
1-assing a few days at Ms home.
Mrs. Wendell Noyes will arrive in
toe-, today from Bellows Fall*. Vi.
Mr. vnd Mrs. AiJen Allen have fe
. turred to their home in Dexter. af
• :er jj"<s?>r g a few weeks at the home
°f Mrs. Allen’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
E .1 Murder,
Master P. .'pii Guskia is visiting rela
tives in S‘_ Joan. X. B
There will be 3 dance at the Ameri
can Leg on bail Thursday evening Un
der the auspices of the George O Gro
‘ ver Post.
f' P Stewar.. j.nn ioai of Lawrence
lirsh school, has ret irhei from New
Y rk. where he- hss teen passing a few
•lavs. I
The annual family reunion was r-bi
Sunday «t the honir of Antoine Begin
: ir. .-'hawir.-it. there being about S pres
et.* A delicious dinner *s served at
, r*--i! and a social gay passed- Those
' r-rvsenl wer- Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
Burke nr.d family. Mr and Mrs. Henry
Fleary *-..j family. Mr ar <i Mrs. Joseph
B=a:r and funt.’y of Waterviile; Mr ari!<
MrF. Robert Burk* and son. Mrs Louis
^Ojimtrnd and daughter aid Mrs Thib
■ odeau of Augusta.
The lumber camps of Alien Jewell
A~ P* were destroy*! by Ire Saturday 1
night. The cause of the blaze was un- !
kr.twr. Aft the provisions in store were!
. a less ar.d several of the men lost cloth- 1
■ r.g and money. Work was begin yes
terday to rebuild the camp so that the !
work may be earned on.
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Humphrey of;
Pitts:',-Pi were geests of Mr. and Mrs. j
It. O. Files yesterday.
Charles MrLetn of Portland was a!
business caller in tear, yesterday.
Through the effort* of the board of
trade a skating rink is being put In i
readiness on the river at the tool of!
Pleasant street. The river has been I
' scraped and it is hoped to have lights I
strung there si that skating may be *
j tuioftt] in t'eoiaff. ;
ROME
Cards have been received an-!
Pouncing the birth of a little eirl a;
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
iee-ars of Beverly, Mass. Mrs. Sears
was formerly Miss Bessie Charieg cf
this town. Friend* extend con
gratulations.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. I
Jay Clark extend sympathy to them
I the death cf their little girl
Eleanor, who lied with whooping
. cough and pn-umon.i
Miss Alice Dudley, who ha* em- !
p'.ovmer.t in Skow began, is passing!
. a few days at her home.
Miss Margaret Dudley has re- ;
turned home after passing several 1
days with her slater. Mrs. Leon Wing
in Gardiner. i
Miss Florice Nickerson is gaining
after a long sickness with pneu
monia
Mrs. Eunice Mosher is passing a
i few days with her r.ieee, Mrs.'Ansel
Nickerson of Mercer.
Miss Hazel Prescott, one of our.
I former teachers, has accepted a fine)
position as teacher in the Lexington!
Normal school, Ky.. instead ot the I
high school as reported. ;
Edwin Mosher is passing a few
days with his sister, Mrs. David •
Per kins.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown and !
fam;iy and mother. Mr*. David Per- :
kins, were Visitors in Augusta Satur- '
day. __ j
SIDNEY
WEST—Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Wyman i
passed Christmas day at Lnkeshore
with Sirs. Wyman's mother and s;s-t
ters.
Christmas wes observed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Milis with
the home-coming of eight children.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kbcn
Dudley a tree was enjoyed, the fam- j
ily of F. E. Dudley being present. =
Miss 1 ,ojil Dudley was Banta Claus, i
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor. Bel- :
grade road, entertained her two sons, ‘
Fred Marry and family and Lawrence 1
Barry of Portland.
Mr. aud Mrs. P. W. French ol«- j
served the day with a tree. A few of I
the young people were present and 1
all had a very pleasant time.
The condition of Mim Annie Free
man is reported as less favorable.
A. T. Clark was in this section
Wednesday on business.
Clyde Tilleon and family of Bel
grade I-akes called recently on hia
sister, Mrs. K. C. Wyman.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Trask were In
Augusta Wednesday to see their
daughter, Mrs. George Bussell, who is
a patient at the General hospital.
Elmer Trask, sen of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Trask, has gone to Florida.
Miss Queenle Folsom of Augusta
has been visiting Mrs. Edwin Cove
joy.
|£. C. Wyman last one of Ms work
horse* Friday night.
Miss Itose Mills, who has been at
her home here for the past IS days,
lias returned to Augusta.
BOWDOIN
NORTH—Mrs. Lillian Wallis of
Norfolk Downs, Mas*- is visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. B. Hervey In Bow
<loin.
Wallace Rideout was a business
visitor on Monday In Habattue.
M\ and Mrs. Wallace Hie wart
were Monday visitors in the neigh*
borhood.
Leader Rideout lost a part of the
.Jiffy-Cup
Free
An Aluminum Measuring Cup
Also Dessert Molds
Scad u two trade-marks from
Jiffy-Jtfl pndm««o-tl»e <g)
trade-marks oo the front. That
wiH eertifjr that yon nse Jiffy-Jell
We will mail yon this half-pint
cop. It is an exact cup for use
with any recipe. And two fillings
with water dissolve one package
of Jiffy-J«U exactly right
11 Other Molds
With the Jiffy-Cup we will
•end you pictures of eleven other
molds — dessert and salad molds.
The Aaron come in liqtt(j
torn, la bottles. They are juices
of crashed fruit concentrated
Jiffy-Jell has a wealth of :~t;
flavor. We use half a pine*pVf.
for instance, to flavor a pint dt
sert. The Pineapples are crj
in Hawaii—fruit too ripe to •
It is real fruit, not mere £s
that folks like and seed.
Serve It Often
People need fruit daiiv. j
Jell supplies it at a trifling co
and you make it in an instant.
AH loose mom
are sect free to
tuert of Jiffy-Jell.
We want you
to hare them. We
want Jiffy - Jell
served attrac
tively.
It's Real
Fruit
Jiffy-Jell means
a real-fruit des
sert It is not like
the old-style gel
atine dainties.
Tin Flavors ill Claas
A Bottle ns Coe* Firings
Mint Lin* Chart
■ «Q|T| Lancbcrrr
SMvhcnr Flntnarie
OnM* I MM Cette*
A 4 e I i c i o e s
Miring of
fn»it-3avored
Mrt costs you i- t
than one
apple.
Serve i: oiu.-i
“three times
weekly. V."inte- .
when people ret!
it. And every see-. -
ing seems like »
fruit-time dair/
Cut out this c.p
offer so you
won’t forget.
mru*
AiWMMDmhtOIiU
Jiffy DetMft Co, MAIL
Wa&kmha, Wis. THIS
I enclose2 ^trade-marks for the Jiffy-Ci;?.
If yon enclose 73ft trade-marks we will aNo
send the set of 6Indiridual Dessert Mold?.
;zn*-U
Farmers’ Union ReadSf •pot
If you are taking advantage of our Stock Lowering Sale, you
are solving one of the High Cost of Living problems.
Did yon forget to have your jug or can filled with that Fancy
New Orleans Molasses we told yon about? We have some
more at 90c the gallon, worth 91.10 todav. and wfil soon he
91.25 so DO IT NOW.
Crystal Syrup (use it In place of sugar) 10<f ptr lb
Our Dairy Maid Flour, sold on a Money Back guar
antee, is proving- to be one of the best if not the best
aO round flour sold today: our sale price of 912.60
eaifhot hold long, as the wholesale price is advanc
ing all the time. r
Futl Cream Chcooo.40c lb Salt Pork.28c ib
12 cakes Arrow Borax Soap. $1.00 , .. _ .
16 cakes Hammer Soap.$1.00 3 ***cafon'.
A large package Pride or Light- 16 cakes Clea- Easy Soap 51.0C
house Washing Powder, 28c, t6 cakes Climax Soap.$1.00
worth 35c Good Coffee 43c Ib, worth 50c
Mar an a co ok Farmers* Union
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forefinger of his left hand, on Satur
day. in the haycutter which he was
operating. Dr. Plummer of Lisbon
Kails was called to dress the hand.
Ice of good quality and 14 Inches
thick is being harvested by the fam
ilies in this place.
H eston Alien is teaching th« wint
er term at the Perrin school in
Litchfield, commencing Monday of
this week.
Cards have- been received announ
cing the engagement of Miss Ruby
Maloc-n dt Row-Join to Arthur
Mitchell of Litchfield.
Miss Rutn Johnson arrived home
on Saturday from the Gorham Nor
mal school for a short vacation.
Mr*_ Prances Huntington of
Litchfield »m recently visit In? n -
lives here.
Lester Hideout has lately t'ld
fine yoke of steers for be-i t<> '
Sutton in Auburn, mnktn^ th
liverjr on Monday at tSabatms
Mve Portland teachers have
signal in the past few days and ' 1
Of them go to position^ that pay f
In excess of the salaries they hav- re
ceived here. Daniel K. Koughar. -
the high school faculty is eotr.tr '
Newton, and Miss Sara H. Co fit -
the Heseltlne School is going to 7.
rlngton. Conn, at a salary air
double her present pay. Two
teachers are to be married ar.
other will take up the studv of ' ■
callsm!
Skin trouHes need immediate
and proper attention
-Hz?, v*ut «*
£* ££•.?***’“* >W» »f* w*er
31?" the bon*'« *nd itcidhf.
gr*SH
Unless the skin affection is caused
Oy aooae mterwtl disorder. Resinol
Ointment nsuallv clears it away
“•cause it contains harmless, and
aoothlne antidotes for such cond
“pn*- it can be used easilv (or it is
so nearly flesh-colored it does not
attemioo. At ali druggists.
Resinoll