The Lewiston Daily Sun from Lewiston, Maine (2024)

November 14, 1913

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Lewiston, Maine

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Friday, November 14, 1913

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i yf 7 PAGE TWELVE 'A- Lewiston and Auburn Have- You' Examined Our Line tif Brown and White I'Tht Blbls tni tbs Sub Jict of HteJtrettf Ttlk SVvV i i ii' 0 jav- ri Jv THE MODERN COOKING AND SERVING DISHES rf A Vl'l a 1 i i a an The funeral services of Harry AI I Lane were held from the home of a brother Elmer Lane Turner street I Auburn yesterday afternoon at two clock Rev Preble offl-I dated Interment waa at Riverside cemetery door of the Empire Theatre I I were cloned yeeterday from twelve! I until one during the funeral Iservlces of Era JuUua Cohn ADI 1 theatres In the Cahn circuit were doa- led during that hour The funeral of WUbrod Latlamme Ash street Lewiston was held from! Bt Peter's Church Lewiston yester-l dky morning: Interment waa at the French cemetery The Bates Round Table wlU meetl this evening at MS College Street! when Dr and Mrs Hartshorn I and Dr and Era A Leonard wffll entertain CarrolP wlll ylve a I talk on "Non-survival of the Fittest I 1 The 'ladles of Booth Auburn met I I with their pastor Rev at I the homejof Era Jamea Comley Wed-j nesday afternoon and formed a Ladles I Aid Society with charter members the "following offlcerh 1 were elected: I Prea Mra James Conley 1st vice-president Mra James Coding 2nd vice-1 prea Mra Albert Walker secretary! Miss Grace Morris trees Era George Clark The next meetlny win be held I I Wednesday Nov IS with Mra Hbay at I Branch LS wUl holdl I a- guia end supper Churchill ban I A r-rp Piidding DisKes Casseroles Custards -Tea Pots A Ramequins rr WT' Yesterday we opened up: oar new shipment of Ladies Mims and Children's Coatls' -j Goaits" Shirred Egg Dishes PetiteManmtin BiPote 'V Pie Plates etc a i sv is 'I -n- 4 Let Us Show You -This Wore and it A Explain Its Advantages Some Low Prices West Minot this afternoon A dramal TKe season is right on us The -fjti-s it t'f j-V- 41 Remand for nobby coats is the greatest we have ewer known efyTiS KM a Mmra i HERE'S one of OUTwin Ten flour guaranteed adv snappy ftew over- Personal coat models for youngl mn old Bates manl Ar-WiA- 11 JP al I ilmlns tafllsT f- I "i ru 1 Let US you men made for us 4-wf 1' 71 Tha aeeond lecture in the George Colby Chase lecture course: of Bate Coleys took place lost evening In the Main Street Free Baptist Church- with the audience Qlled with htudente and tcwnapeopl 'Prealdant'Chaaeannouneed that tha next lecture la the: bourse would be December I tn City Hall by Alfred Noye the vRnyllah poet President Cheae referred to Dr Banke hhvlny previoualy been hero therefore needing no introduction Dr Banks eafd in opening: "Piurhape the Very but way study tha Bible la with ths shovel and the ax ir an cestors ware content to' team the Bible by hurt bet not so today" The audience waa told that tho tour that evening would be through Jaffa Jerusalem-Fnleelln Egypt the old Land of Goshen the banks of tho Tigris and the Euphrates and aftol map hal been thrown upon the creen Idcturo of the landing at Jaffa waa shown followed by a serins of pictures of the city and Jerusalem As the pictures were shown Df Banks told of incidences fonnected with the unearthing Of various igntlquRtae which go to prove that the' people pf the Bible were' actual peopla- and that tha history therein hu hem brovm to be aetuei history Of much interest was his story of tha old Temple 'Area ind te picture pf the place aa It la today Ha said: Tou will heVar And a Jew within the Temple Area and o' they come to the wane ontelde and whisper their prayer into' the holes in the wall" putelde the wells to thp sontheutof the dty the listeners were taken and shown tha exterior Digging down 7S feet the old obrner atone of the wall wu found and on this could be read an Inscription 'When tha excavators were clearing away tha dirt near this comer etoa they found a email earth-em pitcher which must avs contained the oil need' when a comer tone waa laid according to ths bid custom: Way hack in the dxv of King Solomon thU Corner btme was probably-laid and this very: pitcher used to hold the oU tor the ceremony i That tha people in the daye of Hese-kiah knew how to write wu shown by the which worn unearthed Ths oldut Hebrew writing la no at Constantinople tha possession of the Turk 1 A picjture of thle was thrown 'upon the scree Dr Banks satd that' it had hem very difficult to locate 'tho sites of the ancient Bible cities and ao when the map of Palestine dating back to the sixth century wu found in ths floor of An excavated church there wu great rejoicing for this has proved to be a great help in locating many of the cille The nut picture move was down to Egypt' and then down tha Nile to a little town called Tell El Am am It wu here that the- moat ancient love letters In the world were found These were' from the King of Egypt to the Fall by Saturday wbat thismeaiis i tad tala is now going on at our irtoro and we invite yon to call and aample tho varieties Our window display tells the iitory i fc 1-4 i' i Fee -r-fv Mra-' Margaret "She Horton street Lewiston has ybne to "Woodland to rr I spend the winter with her son Rsv Hart Schaffner Mari Eastman of Bany Or is in lw- ig you- ought to lOOK St county: fc OM of STiSt ovecoatsyouTl like I Boston 1 'X i to you v- NtW C0BDUS07 DRESSES 1 and Suita worth $2500 fbr Chocolate uiw SERQE I I -I DRESSES 1500 1 ikl 495 JST2I 'A prettyCpiduroy Skirt for A new lot of Flannelette Kimonos for A r-' wnatyou see Prices $25 Others at $15 C3c 2j ijsf Bath Robes i i i These biscuits are one of the most popular of the Buttflilne spe-' dalties They are so well known to our cUstomers that itjs scarcely necessary to attempt any description The interesting point is that we are to sell them this week for a consid- erable discount from the regular price 1 '1 This a tore Is tic home mt Hart Mafur A Hark clsthes Come Up the Come Down the Line COBB-MOBRIS 33c lb 33c ROB ROY BISCUIT 2 Lbs 2Be at the i 1 Then look around see just what you can find and then come and let us interest you 9 A Dollor Saved is a Dollar Earned and we can save you many dollars TODAY and SATURDAY COMPANY 51 Court SL YMCA Block AUBURN Jiea Lewiston is spendiny Boston 1 and Balcm Perry of a Paul Co has returned from New York where he hae been 'huyiny 'for the company John Mehans of 'St! Stephen who' hae been vieitiny Palmer Auburn tor a few daye hae returned to hie home Mlea Nellie Given of High street and her cousin Miss Olivo Ham of Monmouth arc plannlny to spend the winter with Rev Arthur Given a at his winter home in Clermont Laab County Florida They will leave hero December 1 Mrs Augusta Maloon of Seventh tract Auburn la confined to the house by lllnes a Mrs Ruth Jones has returned to her home on Webster street after spendiny the summer with her daughter Mrs A Covell Fkirlleld Mrs Emma Sldellnger and daughter Eva of Raymond Washington ere guests at the horns of Mr and Mra a Boothby Webster street They will remain several week Mra Ella Cole and Mr Hattie Rowe of Thornes Corner Grange an attending the session of the National Grange at Manchester N'K this week Faye of Winthrop was in Lewiston Wednesday calling on frienda and shopping Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty has entered Bliss Business college She is at the home of Mr Davie of Main gtreet ferrod again to the fact that mpro hu Zf rrrr Elba turned of tha Blbla through tha lehovel and the pick than in any other Several tetters were hold and pursued the hoy-felling one of them with a blow on-ihe head Boms workman in tha grounds drove' the animal away from tha lad ind It das had Into tha school whor* It was captur- ad Sands Building Lisbon Street JOHN MCCARTHY Prop tHE BIG READY-TO-WEAR STORE daughter changed before the Anal result wu ac- I compllshcd- These letters give pul- uvi I a sin I tlve proof that (here wu Intercourse MArLfc HILL ANJ between Palutlne and Bahylohla ln I nTUt CCTTINC 1 those olej day Dr BaAe showed that I Ht IIHb nCIs the Sues Canal'da really tha third I to the Editor of the Sun: canal connecting thou two large I Your Maple Hill Items awaken tha 1 bodies of water Tha speaker touted I following commute tha of Goahen Ha allowed plo-1 Maple Hill la an outlaw For the put turea of the Israelites making brick 11 yur the friends of Map la Hill have Land aside that theaa very bricks had I tried to find soma ua to givait en-Lana aaia bricks mad Or oouragement and protection theu nriCM maao I Whan £ben Eveleth wu mayor of bean found wnan bum I EAST INDIAN GIVEN THE' NOBEL PRICE Stockholm Swede Nov: It Tha Nobel prise for literature wu awarded to tha Brltlan Indian Bablndran ath Tagor tha flrat time on record that" this prise hu been given to any body but a white person Wm TeQ flour maau beet broad adv S-'' i' i if i i i it 1 "s-i '0 V' 9i K- fj i es i a 'ft 1 1 t' I I SAVED WOMAN'S LIFE HAVE YOU SEEN THE AX OTHER BANGOR BUSINESS MAW DIES I Fam HM Dteeaivm Fire aa Flade Bangor Nov! II John Burk president of the Wood and Ewer Dry Goode Company of Bangor died at hie chopped straw and mud of BtubWaana AubupJlj they petitioned' his dty gov- a mud' and then of mud alonaTneae I ernment t0 aid and protection to Annual Muting Te Be Held in Water I mn tha only records that a Hebrew I u-npi jjlIL The government -studied villa Next Friday slave could luv I its parentage and prospect I After telling aomething of tha Story I in the language of the city govern- The 19th meeting of the Maine Li-1 of nameaes IL a picture of hie atatue I meat they unanimously granted the brary assoclatlun will ha held in ths ahown and following clouly on I petitioners the right to withdraw In public lllirary at Waterville on Friday the mummy of that the language of the mmon people The officers of the association I Whom and keep al tlliBi it VnwJM PMsidfuih ir winnhufaf rnvri fitiffi- ame vuuuuu mijnot keep atllL They flooded the pepere Fmidentg iL Wlncneitcrr Connnag I Qftnki next took bto hBiwi on I (t vet aity vice-preBident Gerald Vlider I to the Hlttlta country where ho show-1 They aTen imported Bowdoin col lean library Miss Mar-1 much 0f intereat concerning thou Panther to feed the child Tha panther Ha "I believe wC unlwaa garet Foot Bath secretary I people Ha 'stupendous humbug but It gave Improved Odell Razor Sharpening Machine Goodwin's Mill Me Nov II Tha I home in Brewer today at the age of III arrivai and prompt action of year He waa one of George Gould a farm hand saved the prominent business men of the city I uf OI Ur Elisabeth Round an elder- leaves a widow and me daughter I ridow today when her home wu burned Upon discovering the Are and CARD OF THANKS I entering the house he found Mr Mary Helen Caswell 'Waterville those a line headline for tha Maple Hill story 'traca tha automobile back to 1 Rounds In a ye mi-conscious conditio We wtah to thank our nelghbore an I H( her to tha Jiouse of a many frlende for their kindness neighbor whqse she was attended by BEINQ OPERATED IN DRUG STORE WINDOW treasurer Miss Mabel Leach Port-1 'th-y were the" flrat people I The pap of the-panther made the lan peopl for tney wera ms I child weaker and more imbecile In a physician Her lice and buds wege eeverely burned but it thought she wopld recover IT IS ELECTRICAL UtL fniinwinff- i th I to have wheeled vehicle their desperation they- petitioned The followlng is the program has become of those people? MBy0r Kowles' city government to Morning Sesaien 10 I menlana are directly descended Ctom COme to the rescue and save Mapla Hill Addnesa of Welcome Rev George tha jjlttlte" Mayor Fowles gava ths subject every Bruce Nicholson of Waterville Re I tanka' story of a thirty mlje I eonalderation- Ha held full-fru dla- aimnm for the association a camel's hack wu entertain-1 eusslona He listened to all parties Memmant many floral tributes during our recent bereavement Mr and Mr Augustus Chedbeurne Mr end Mr Chester Btarbird Mr Adeline Chedbeurne Mien Nettie Chedbeum Miss Abbie Chedbeum Nov UlS Business Men Generally Your Friend PRIMITIVE MAN GUEST IDF HONOR IN BATH Child and the Public: Library" Miss particularly as ha ihowed many Mayor Se and Anglo Tracy of tha Lewiston Pub-'urtot tha carnel wdoldAome-1 stUL satn llliple of Aak Mr Riker what hie customers say about their sharpened blade of their habit Hte etoriu paTero notjlo LEWISTON POST OFFICE Ml Congress Cards to the Small Library business meeting "Suggestions for Miss Edna A Work with School the round boats such i tho Th I impart 'information to tha peopl but Wise Men of Gotham might have I to keep the name before the public were Vivid Bo also were They are as persistent as the old hen Bath MeH Nov! Joe Knowlethe primitive man waa welcomed to the I city thls afternoon by Mayor Edward I Larrabee and several other wall 1 known cttlsen Knowles appeared at a local theatre toalght-after which he went to the Colonial club where a receitlon Arrivals sag Dwntm mt HalUkOS Hewn Ete 2Se do Juot Received a large ahipment of Patent and Gun Metal and Batin button boot! with the Kidney heels The Latest out Also tha English' last lace boot With low heel' very comfortable shoe for walking -r v1 1 See theif in our Window f- A DESPiNS CO' Under Music Hall ZSm do SOo do Single Edge Blades Gillette Blades Duplex Bladea Hollow Ground "Star" sss isr SirtSTi- s-' Maltft LI irary commission lflgted goat eklns used by the men the he etill she would set The Afternoon Session 20 o'clock 'thd women In swimming across the chaff wars xamoved and tha (Cametei to Hev 111 I hald-ln hie honor by the club member rion ro to divisi 25c each and registry business general ds- I larribe President Fred Thdmpsoii windc livery window from S00 until lAliiof the club Capt Henry W-Owen Jr old hen left on hare floor Bttfl aha Coma sea briag your dull blades I 0 I A Frank Nich- BTlna bualnero ola Esq and Burt river Music "Publiahera and Reviews' George Little Librarian of Bow- Boms time waa' Spent In the city of I would set Bo Mapla Hill has had considers- cons! you won't be disappointed Join College library music addree dsacrlptlona of which did not avery data argument and I Arrivstend 'departure of malls- Portland and all points bayon aooth I guest of honor at a banquet given by make I listener nuaaw Baker Dunn of Waterville music I rests on its only asaat I falsehood still it will sot a LIAS jo waa ewm MACHINE HAS BEEN BOLD TO It Nlnavah waa another dty of mains to duck tha old had under a and west close at ISO and 1010 I00 150 and 1011 Arr 1000 710 (110 from beyond Portland) 10i0i 1(1140 i from beyond Portland) II10 140 and 010 p- tha dab at whldh ha waa introducad by President Thompson and Mayor Larrabee after which Knowlea gave an account of his wanderings In tha Maine woods during tha late summer White Mountaln" Dlv: Close at 1010 Arrive at sating excavation In aotns of tha I waTa 0f publlo indignation and hold it mounds wonderful books of havsUkore until It looses Its duck duck been found One thousand hooka orBo mots It ba v- 1 Slsta wer found In a chest In on I a Dillingham mound Hers thet wefe rMrd of nearly avary klndalong with atwM Drug Store su and 110 and 1110 Portland and local points only 040 1010 and 100 Arrive 145 1110 140 and 110 DIED In Auburn Nov 11 Mr Delvina Chanel aged 74 widow of tha late Gilbert Chenela Funeral services win be held at eight Mondaymornlng from Bt Louie Church Auburn PINE -AND LI8B0N 8T8 PHONE 284-2 and dsacrlptlona One of the proved wa Bri-g Exhibited to emsst ww waa "A drunken man has tlm strength) It Escaped of a worth" A riddle wU 1 am i the heifer yoked to -a mule and 1 1 oraw Koesll Pomersnl Germany tha load" dfa Koesll Pomersnl Germany Nov H--A young lloneaa while on axhlbt PALE PEOPLE ARE IN PERIL When you need -ra Pill -N 'v BrandretKs Pill: i y'- Rihte history "roJatlng to many of tlon before ths boys of a local ctaaal is 11 Show to bo mot- I eat school hare today' sacapsd and tha old kings waa ja gxist I ricualy Injured a seven year old echo Met that such kings i rohUy oy and caused a panic among tha othjf for Inscriptions on tha tabiou bqow i Tha' tamer was leading tlm this to bs tru -Illonsaa through ths ranks or tha hoyg nr Banks referrhd to a redaton I tome of whom' took fright and-ra osmao an inch In diamstar bearing The ltonssa broke from Ite keeper ur which has of Nebuchadnaxxar which POP OONeTIPATIOM' BILIOUS NB8S WADAOMB DtZXIMieS UlDIOgSTIOII Rumford' and Intermediate points: Close at 000 and Lit Arr 1110 and 000! Oquoasoc: Close L15 Arr 11Farmimiton and Intermediate points: i Close- 040 and 100 i Arr 000 and 410 (Same for Rangelay and Phillips) Rockland Bath and Brunswick: Close 1110 440 and 1010 Arr 1LC0 i and 010 Bath and Brunswlcki'Uloss 140 Arr 000 a and 110 i Oxford Cow via Grand Trunk Gorham and Island Pond: Close 030 100 and 710 Arr 700 1100 and 000 Province Quebec: Close 110 710 and 1010 Arr 7 and 100 Winthrop and Monmouth: Close 1100 nu 110 040 and 10U Arr lOOTlO00 and 410 Bingham Klneo and all points on ths Bomerset Ry: Clou 110 and 1010 Arr 1050 a and 410 Eastern Main Bangor A Aroostook and lower provinces: Clue 1100 Bland 1010 Arr 710 and 000 Bangor and points la Kennebec vallay: Close f00 1L00 su and 1110 i-rjt jf Much Deptiidt Upon The Laundry to which you send your 'linen whether it ia returned CLEAN or not I Hem ssnitary law of cleanliness is Observed in the wBeu the articles are returned to you not only epotleasly clean hut smell as they look like to prove thie to youl I- iortuntyKdy Jf you have morning Afternoons or evenings make them ht- i xt- i i it inninlinw vamrtfnir and: Some Form of NarvOua Breakdown Always Thraatana Them Pale reople are always nervous There la a- closer connection between blood and nerves than most people know for all the nourishment that the nerves receive reaches them through the blood Thai Is why Dr Williams' Pink Pill known everywhere as blood builder have helped so many people with exhausted nervous system ao many sufferers from neu-ralgl sleeplessness nervous headache and other nervous trouble You will find Dr Williams Pink Pills different from other remedies It la almost imposalbki to taka theaa pliia into the system without getting good result Your own druggist 'can supply yo-i with the old-time tellable remedy that builds up the blood and strengthens the uerYee-Dr WlUfiimr Flak Fills portrait been lost only an imprsMion lng Ha soM that the ba found would bring URaferanca was mad to the of tha ancient Biby loniana The of ths creation of the world ha bn found in that Nineveh bookcase on two tablet almtlar to the Ganeal There la also i risn' acoount 'of tho flood closely rt lated to thT Blbls story 110 445 and 1010 B- (August ttly at 040 m) Arr 1810 and 000 Arr from only 1100 Portland via Grand Trunk 000 bu-Sundays mall closes for all points at 100J i and 1010 ra wait at 'Ji- I 00 p- Air nptnte West oa tjio firBWL Trunk at TI9 o'iOtirnsaaa s' 4 'i'.

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