Fruit-A-Tives Liver Tablets Endorsement Claim
R B O Flynn of Rochester New York reports long term stomach liver and kidney trouble improved after using Fruit Liver Tablets and endorses the product as the best stomach liver and bladder medicine. Package options include 500c a box six for 2 50 and trial 25c from Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg New York.
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Offlynne
North Union
Rochester
N.Y
Montreal
R. B. O'Flynn
Government Concrete
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Bagged Twenty Hens At Chestnut Street Farm
Two young men drove to Mrs. James Ashton’s Chestnut Street home Monday morning and stole 20 White Plymouth Rock hens. They claimed James Ashton sent them for the fowls, placed them in bags, and drove off in a car. The value of the birds is $40.
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James Ashton
Chestnut Street
Let's Elope and The Knickerbocker Buckaroo at Pastime Saturday
Marguerite Clark stars in Let's Elope a comedy about a neglected wife who plans to elope with a flirtatious suitor and is outwitted by her author husband. Douglas Fairbanks leads The Knickerbocker Buckaroo a Western romp with mistaken identities and a daring rescue ending in love and reform.
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Marguerite Clark
Fred Jackson
New York
Miss Clark
Clark
Frank Mills
Douglas Fairbanks
Teddy Drake
Sonora
Mexico
Teddy Encountres
Manual Lopez
Drake
Mercedes Sylvester
Straightway
Huis
Auction Sale of Perry Property in Bristol Rhode Island
Mortgagee Edward Salisbury announces a public auction on August 9 1919 at noon for the property at Catherine and Prospect streets Bristol Rhode Island. The sale is under a deed of mortgage dated March 1889 as security for Ann Perry and Robert Perry. The lot measures ninety feet by one hundred two feet and is bounded by Prospect Street Edward Woods and Patrick McVay. The administrator of the mortgagee will bid at the sale or any adjournment.
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Ann Perry
Robert Perry
Bristol
Edward Salisbury
Town of
County of
Rhode Island
Catherine
Prospect Streets
Prospect Street
Patrick McVay
Edward Woods
Annie Perry
Martha
Ann Clayton
Moregeee
Stolen liquor during wet season at Murphy cellars
During the wet season someone entered Hugh Murphy's Wood Street cellar and took several gallons of whiskey and brandy. When the dry season started July 1 he moved remaining liquor to his Bradford Street saloon cellar. Sometime Saturday night or early Sunday morning a thief forced a cellar window and carried off the liquor. the barricaded cellar door was left unfastened and police have no clues.
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Hugh Murphy
Wood Street
Congregational Church seeks new pastor by special meeting
A special church meeting tonight at 7 30 will consider electing a pastor to succeed Rev J E Whitley whose resignation took effect July 8. Full attendance requested. Sunday services: morning 10 30 worship Rev O H Wallace preacher noon Sunday School evening 7 30 worship with a praise service and sermon on Peters Mistake.
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J. E. Whitley
O. H. Wallace
Peter
New Books Arrive at Rogers Free Library on July 19
The Rogers Free Library will add 35 new books to circulation on Saturday July 19 including Basil King The City of Comrades and Zane Grey U P Trail plus titles by Ruth Dunbar Arthur Reeves Major Ian Hay and Dorothy Canfield. Non fiction travel and poetry titles and two Italian and one Portuguese novels are also listed. The librarian notes a drop in borrowings due to population shifts and movie popularity and invites improvement suggestions.
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Rogers Free Library
Basil King
Shaw Desmond
Swallow
Ruth Dunbar
Lafayette Escardille
Marquis
Phillips Oppenheim
Holworthy
Zane Grey
U. P. Trail
Betty Zane
Arthur Reeves
Craig Kennedy
Ian Hay
Beith
Major Hay
Dorothy Canfield
France
Mark Twain
Huckleberry Finn
Tom Sawyer
Benwell
Virgin Islands
Flanders Field
McCrae
Conan Doyle
Springfield
Schultz
Deerfoot
United States
Bristol
Ivy Guild treasurer report and Bristol probate filing
Annual report for year ending May 1919 shows income from parish canvass and gifts plus expenses for sick and poor, church care, war relief, and charity projects totaling 777 73 with balance 513 58. Probate Court of Bristol on July 2 1919 sets final account for estate of Winthrop G Thurston with distribution hearing July 21 1919 and fourteen days notice in Bristol Phoenix.
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IVY Guild
Isabella Essex Bosworth
St. Michael’s
Bristol
R. I
Sagiaeudas
Treasury
Red Cross
The
Venerable Society
Winthrop
Thurston
Frank G. Thurston
Winthrop G. Thurston
Bristol Phoenix
John M. Coggeshall
Real estate transfers filed with Town Clerk
John Mathewson and wife transfer two house lots on Collins street to Patrick J Gallagher and wife. Manuel Madeiros Tavares transfers six acres on Metacom avenue to Manuel Reposa. Henrique Cabral transfers three Bay View Park house lots to Joseph De Cruse.
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John Mathewson
Patrick J. Gallagher
Collins Street
Manuel Madeiros Tavares
Manuel Reposa
Metacom Avenue
Henrique Cabral
Joseph de Cruse
Bay View Park
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