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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
WORLDS TOUR
IS UNDER Way
Giants win First Game Plav.
ed at Chicago Yester-
day Afternoon.
ELEVEN COUNTRIES
ARE TO BE VISITED
Five Newly-wedded Couples
Making in
Special Train.

Chicago, Oct. 20.-The Chicago
American league club and the New
York Giants, champions of the Ma.
donal league. began their worlds tour
here yesterday. The teams were Civ
en- an enthusiastic farewell, despite
o act that the weather was more
suitable for football. Eight thousand
fans. it was estimated, saw the game,
which the Giants won, 5 to l.,
Members of both teams wore uni
forms trimmed with the national col
ees. with the American flag worked
on their sleeves.
The tourists are to travel in a spe-
Springfield. III, where they Win play
today. The special train WIN be their
home until November 10 when they
hoard the steamer at Vancouver for
Japan.
The itinerary carries the party
across this country southwest and up
the Pacific coast to Vancouver from
eiyn. lands. playing in Japan, China,
Philippines, Australia, India. Egypt,
Italy. France, England. Scotland and
They expect to arrive in New York
March 6 next year.
Five Now1y Welded Couples.
In the party which left last night
ware " newly welded couples, one
Of which. Tex" Russell and his bride.
win 90 as far. e Bonhaan. Tex. The
others IN the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thorpe. MI. and Mrs Charles
Teereeu. Mr.. and Mrs. Larry DOYLE
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Comtskey.
The latter are the son and daughter
an.lew OF the owner Of the White Sox.
JaSqus0 Fourier, outielder Of the
Chicago club, left for his home in the
northwest several days ago and he
promised to meet the world tourists
With his bride before going to the
orient.
O00o Came.
The game yesterday was a close
AFFAIR with Russell and Demaree op-
posing each other. The former pitch.
ed . great game. striking out ten Of
his opponents, but the Cardinals
punched hits In two of the innings.
DeuaaTee. although wild. pitched his
best ball In the panche4.
.ShoTtDtoD Mcbride Of the Washing
ton club tomorrow promised to Join
the globe trotterA Speaker Of the
Boston Americans will report on Tues
day. Tho score by innings:
New York ....oo1 900 oo2-a Q
Chicago 10000 Dol 00O-l 6 II
Batteries: New York, Demaree
and WinCo; Chicago. Russell and
DAILY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
LEADING TEAMS
SUFFER UPSE|:'T|S
Saturdays Games Serve to
Middle "Big Nine" Cham
pionship Race.
MICHIGAN AND H
DEFEATED.
Wisconsin and Purdue Play
Tie-Fight for the Title
Narrows to -Four.


Chicago. Oct 20.-Upsets in the
play of leading football teams Satur-'
day fulfilled the prediction OF the
games Of the week preceding that all
was not going we'll in the camps OF
former leaders. From, the defeat Of
Michigan by the Aggies down to minor
games. reversals were the order Of the
day and seldom does m Saturday OF.
fer SO many defeats for supposedly
end. While this condition was moi
confined to the middle west alone, the
decisions in the west were more inl-
portant n in some cases more hu-
initiating. -.
A partial list Of both university and
college reversals follow:
Michigan agricultural defeated
Michigan. q
Nebraska defeated Minnesota. =,
Purdue tied Wisconsin,, -.p..
Illinois Inundated Northwestern.
Notre Dame defeated South Dako.
Creighton defeated. Marquette.
Colorado. Aggies defeated Denver
university.
Morningside 1swamped Nebraska
Wesleyan.
Coe defeated Simpson.
Highland Park defeated Grinneli.
While some of these scores fulfilled
the dope" of this years games, prac-
ticaclly. all of them are the reversal
either of last years results or Of tho
decisions Of a long series OF games be-
tween the schools. -.
Victories. the tie between Purdue and
Wisconsin. the showing Of Illinois
against Northwestern are most inn
portant In their bearing upon section.
al or western leadership. It has been
many. years since Minnesota and
Michigan have both suffered defeats
by eastern teams at this stage Of. the
season. 1t has been still longer since
Purdue was within striking distance
time.
Race is Muddled.
Z. Saturdays results did little but
tie. The elimination Of Iowa by Chi
cago was expected. The game dis
played little strength upon, the part
of Chicago's forwards, but, a. still
greater weakness in the line Of the
visiting team. Chicago's back field
outclasses the Iowans.
illinois again showed itself a shifty
It not powerful offensive eleven, but
we're given little chance to prove de-
t9AoAve SIIeh6In. WISCONSIN n Pur.
due failed to batter each other out
Of the conference race. the result be-
ing a rather distinct trilmph for the
rather green team Purdue is. present.
ing for honors. Minnesota lost some
OF the prestige 1t has enjoyed by be-
ing defeated by an outside team, The
weeks play narrows the conference
field to Wisconsin. Purdue, Minnesota.
Illinois and Chicago. The schedule
Of these teams is so arranged that a
definite championship may result as
they. all most excepting Minnesota and
Purdue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
WASHINGTON WINS
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP

The Washington grade school team
GAINED the city championship in foot.
ball Saturday by defeating the Win
ship school, closing the a with a
clean slate Of straight victories over
other grade teams. The score in the
saturday game was IL to s.
Both teams were we'll backed up
with their rooters. and the meeting
OF the Junior football aggregations
was q red letter event in school cir
cles.
For Winship. Mclaughlin was the
individual star. while Froats, Werst-
lein and Goldberg starred for the
Warrington. The lineup:
WARhin9tOn- uf,.lin
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CLAIMS
PREMIER HONORS

Fosston, Mimi. Oct. 20.-By virtue
of their decisive victories over Thief
River Falls, Red. Lake Falls and Be
midi, the Fosston high. school team
already is. claiming the football cham
pionship Of northwestern, Minnesota.
Saturday afternoon: the locals played
Thief River Falls. winning from them
q. to. 8. /. y
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

West. :.
Minnesota 0, Nebraska 4.
Wisconsin z. Purdue z.
Chicago %. NorthwoStern"O
Michigan Aggies.. ~, Michigan Z.
Western Reserve II. Kenyon :.
Ohio State o, Oberlin 0.
University Of Cincinnati a., Ohio
8. =. ~
Kansas II. Drake o.
Brady Poly 2. Lincoln o..
Creighton Is. Marquette 6.
Grinnell 8. Highland Park o.
Missouri 20. Oklahoma II.
Milwaukee normal 20. Platteville Z.
Utah z, Colorado college 6.
Colorado Aggies 20. Denver s.
Ames 81, Washington z.
Case 81, Wooster z.
Princeton 10. Syracuse o.
Yale 81, Lehigh O..
Harvard AZ, Holy Cross z.
pennsylvania %. Brown o.
Army Z, Colgate, q. -.
Navy 20, Dickinson o. :
Cornell 10, Bucknell O..
Dartmouth 48, Williams 6.
Pittsburgh ~; Carlisle g..
lafayette 10, S~warthmore o.
Washinston and Jefferson H.
P~ennsylvania State o.
Muhlenburg 20, 70ettysburs 6.
TUFTS 10, University of Maine 8.
Grand Forks IL, Grafton 2.
East Grand Forke Q. Larimore 81.
Park River As. IAkota o..
Moorhead' 81, Detroit %. &c z Z :,
Valley city ~, Tower City %.
Duluth 43. Yirgtnt4, 49, =
"a 10 S.; - So. -Ll2ana :, -. 8. d. Z. -4s
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
Cornell Inconsistent.

There: are still a few people who
believe prepared smoking tobacco II
"doped," although the drugs ares far
more-expensivc than tobacco.-~-----
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

Summary: Touchdowns. elliott :.
Day. 3. Allison. Lee" Miners; Carlson:
goal kicks. q. Welshons 8 ont Of d,
substitutes-Henderson for Mark
ley; Dahlby for Tatting: Dumphy for
Lee; Carlson for Day; Holm for NJ.
Miners for elliott: With
row for G. Welshons; j. Q~uinleyan for
Fishback. -. A"'
Referee-Lynch, st. Cloud normal.
Umpire Lawler OF Minnesota. :-
MISREPRESENTATION Of Oberlin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
FOOTBALL SCORES

Carleton. 81; North Dakota u, o.
Manchester, 10; Hamline. 20.
IT., minnesota Asgles, o.; N. D.. Ag-
Fargo college 49,. wahpeton sci
shattuck. s.: Ga1ahad, o..
st. Joseph, Z: Cedar Falls. normal,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

The football marvel Of the East in
games played this season il Eddie
Mahan q Harvard. He is expected
70 put into shade the mighty ex.
Ploits Of Charlie Brickey, who was
the brightest gridiron star Of last
year. There is not = single depart
ment Of the game that Nahan has
not mastered.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

Cutting two cords of wood a day
r"prescnts a. lots-of hard work COM
pared with the revenue il Yields.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
GRAFTON LOSES
TO LOCAL TEAM
Grand Forks High School
Team Wins Hard-fought
Contest Saturday.
PLAYS 4
GAME
With One Exception, Fork
ers Used Straight Football
Throughout Battle:


The Grand Forks high school grid
iron g~ladiators played rings around
the Grafton bunch last Saturday., and
won the football game by a score Of
Al to q.
Six times the Grand Forks huskies
fought their way across the Grafton
goal line. and with one exception,
Heimkay. the Grand Forks fullback
booted he leather accurately between
the posts for the additional point att
er each towndown.
Grafton's only score came in the
second quarter as the result Of q huke.
This was the only time the Grand
Forks goal line was seriously endan-
gered.
During the first period. OF: play in
either team was able,to score. In one
OF the first plays, Duggan; the Grand
Forks quarterback was injured and
forced to leave the game.
Duggan had caught a punt. and was
buried under an avalanche Of Graf
ton players. In the rnixup he sus-
tanned q kick In the. head, which daz-
ed him so hat he could not remem-
Der the signals He was replaced by
Carter. =" =:
Some. Time in Second Quarter.
In, the second quarter Grand Forks
pushed the ball over the Grafton line
twice. Grafton also scored during
this quarter, n Of Helmkay's. punts
from the Grand Forks 25-yard line
striking Helmkay and giving: Omlie,
who starred for Grafton the oppor-
,tunhy to recover the ball ana sprint
across the Grand. Forks goal.
Two scores were also made by
Grand Forks In each of. the third and
fourth quarters. the last touchdown
being the result of a long forward
pass.
With this exception. Grand Forks
used straight football: almost entirely.
Grafton, resorted to forward passing a
of times. with fair success.
Helmkay Stars,
Helmkay was the bright star of the
Grand Forks lineup. making two.
and kicking five goals.
His bunting was also excellent. For
Grafton. Mccarthy showed up un-
usually we'll. his running back Of
punts being of the sensational. order.
The Grand Forks team showed q
disposition to tumble. which might
have proved disastrous had the game
been closer. Outside of this ali the
played consistent foot ball.
A large number OF Grand Forks
people attended the game. many Of
them making the trip to Grafton by
The lineup:
(-A-SH--v-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
DEFEAT
THE

The first game in the series for the
class football championship al; the
state university was played last Sat-
urday afternoon between the fresh
men and sophomores. The first year
men Won easily by the score of Is to
8. For the "freshies'' Bill Emsley at
right end and Cook Mt right half were
the stars Emsley scored two
touchdowns while Cook scored. the
other. Richards at left end scored the
six points for the 'sophs."
The juniors and seniors were also
scheduled to play Saturday.. but the
game vas, POSTPONED and vii. be play
week.~!The winners of. this game will
play for the freshmen for. the cham
pionship next Saturday. The follow
ing is the lineup for Saturdays game:
Freshmen. = .Sophomores.
Glarum, Miller. lie. ..... Richards
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL

Mrs. Rattlecry-Here 10 q sood'ar
ncle IN the Parents Periodical on
using discretion in Furnishing chill.
Little Willie Battiecry-Say, folk,,
discretion's any worse'n. . hair.
hsush cut 1t out.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

! PLAYING a slot machine Is no way e;
beat il. Na8G
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED RooM-YoUNG MANewANTs
FOOD rnom: would prefer ono rvh.rs
! cou}d also rent barn. Address Io5:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

New York ....oo1 900 oo2-a Q
Chicago ......oeo 001 oo0-l s /
Batteries: New York, Demaree
and Wingo; Chicago. Russell and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-20

WAITED .css d.. TO nENT-FIyE,oR TEN.
this fail. Tri.state' sske pes;ession1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10
THREE-YEAR-OLD

steers, color light red, eirth feet in
chcs, well matched. Wanted man on a
farm at once to drive horses or oxen, ].
q: Mheelon. Whtefield Me may5d1w*
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/, CAPABLE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR

general homework in small family.
Must be a good plain cook. References
required. Mrs. S. l.. Huntington, 4 Sew
all street. may6dtf
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IDS MAKE s5o-s75 WEEK.

~ selling guaranteed Hosiery for largest
manufacturer in America. Why not you?
Complete s0utfit free. Write quick to our
city Office. Madison Mills. 4S6 Broadway.
New York City. nayl0d1ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10

a GENTLEMAN BOARDER IN
private family. Must be temperate; near
church. good fishing. Terms right. Ad-
dress Mrs. James Mclaughlin, Weeks
Mills Me may10d6ts
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AGENTS DO YOU WANT

clean, bonafde business selling high
class hosiery, underwear and sweaters
exclusively in your community? Sold
only through representatives direct to
Wearer straightforward business, quail
ty merchandise, liberal Commissions and
our hearty cooperation. Good income
assured Reputable agents investigate
rite *, 5. Supply Company $50
catherine street, Utica, New York
mayl0, sat,3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10

FEW MIDDLE AGED MEN OF GOOD
appearance to travel. covering following
towns: Vassalboro WINSTON, Water
Vile. Durham Belfast Gardiner. Litch-
field and Winthrop. All summers lob.
ADDRESS. stating salary expected, Glen
Brothers, Rochester, n. Y. 47th year.
apr30- ay3-7-10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10

PONY OF IMPORTED WELSH
breed, color white weight $50 pounds, age
u years, good roadster, perfectly sound
ana gentle; also carriage and harness
IN good condition. Apply to Catherine
NJ Currier, Second street. Hallowell Me.
Tel. 722-M ,nay7dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10
A YOUNG MAN IN THIS VICINITY

to act as our local salesman, and learn
the business of selling advertising while
doing it. Our proposition is unique and
does not require years of study; any
Young man can make big money from
the start by following our simple in
structions; send postal today for fun
particulars. Great Eastern Cooperative
Co, 500 Fifth Ave- New York City.
may1Adlts
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OST
LApYs PockETBook coNTAl
NOTICE.

Annual meeting of the Centennial Bur
ial Ground Association.
The annual meeting of the Centcnliiiti,
Burial Ground Association will be nelu
at the office of Beane and Beane IN i,ai-
lowell, on Monday, the 18th day OF May
at =. NJ.
Per Order Executive Committee,
FRED EMERY BEANIE, CIerh.
Hallowell, Maine, May s, 1915. .,o,,.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. CAR
EARN $40. 500 MONTHLY WRITING

for newspapers; experience unnecessary;
big demand; steady pay; abundant ma
terial in libraries: write for particulars.
Press Bureau. 1S3 Wash, d. c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PIG MONEY WRITING SONGS. WE

pay hundreds of dollars a year to sue
cessful writer's. Experience unnecessary.
Song poems wanted with without mu-
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full Send us your work today. Accept
ance guaranteed if available. Largest
concern in the country. Free particulars.
Bugdae Co, Dept. 1856 Washington, p.
q, naV1O- II 24-21- Iunele
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
LAoIEs-MAkE $3.50 WEEKLY,

home, spare time, copying names; ex-
perience unnecessary; stamped envelope
for particulars. Eastern Mailing & Adj
dressing Co. Box sos, Nashua, y. II.
navI0d1t%
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS PAY

big money Get prepared Tor "eNalns
by former u. s. Civil Service secretary
Examiner Free Booklet p. 81. Patterson
civil Service School, Rochester, y. "
may10d1ts
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AoENTs-YoU CAN MAKE $40 TO

SIS week selling guaranteed Aluminium
Ware to consumers. Complete sales
course free. Your territory open. An
swer quick. Div 1921, American AIumi-
mum Co, Lemont, III. mayl0dlt*
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>GENTs-s24 a WEEK. NEW PA.

tehted, automatic curry comb Takes
Just half as long to clean a horse No
ciogging with hair and dirt. Big de-
mand. Big profits Free sample to
Bldg. Dayton. Ohio mayl0alta
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NF'Lo NIFD Do o-LOON!- UULLS,
watches, guns, etc Given free for sell
lns y ladies' fine neckbows; sells quick.
Madison Neckwear Co.. Flushing, r. Y
may10dIt&
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FURNISHED

CLEAN, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms with electric light from $3.50 per
week upward; also rooms for light house,
keeping. Mrs. w. p, Allen, Hartford
House. Phone 566-M. aprl7dtf
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HOUSE NO. is MEIvILLE sTReFT

large veranda, hardwood floors, hot wa
ter heat. gas and gas range, and cold wa
ter CONNECTED to the range, bath room
and other. conveniences. Apply to +, O.
Getchell. 100 Grove street, city rnay5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10

NGW nOOW oUMWEH co TAGE
on Lake Mananacook, Me. Free ice. row
boat. wood. For particulars write c. j.
Tolle. Winthrop Maine maysdSts
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A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK

in family of three; also capable girl TO
do second work and assist in care OF
4-year-old child. Mrs. r. 5. Stubs. l%S
State St Augusta mayl0dtf
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AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY AND

become sales managers for our goods
Fast office sellers. Fine profits. Partic-
ulafs and samples free. One Dip Pen
Company, Dept. 4o7, Baltimore Md.
may3-l0-17-2i.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WONDERFUL, AMAZING iNvEN-
ton. Just out, Agents coming money.
Lights the home brilliantly for one cent
per night. Competent agents work into
territorial managers quickly. Allen
Sparks Gas Light Co, Lansing, Mich.
mayi0dlt$
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-10

JUST oUT-oUR BIG 1918 Gaia
logue showing 24O fast selling household
specialties for agents. Write quick for
particulars. Postal will do. American
Mfg. Co, Fremont, Ohio.
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CLEAN DRY STORAGE ROOM FOR
furniture. Inquire at house, 91h Green
ST., or telephone c. H. Russell, No. 745-M
apr11dtf
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bath, hot and cold water: best of loea,
ton. Alsp tirst-class board Lawrence
House, "a Grove street. a. c. Cookson,
-1E. . may5dtf
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AGENTs-NEW PROF TABLE
field; brilliant Mexican Diamonds exactly
resemble genuine; defy experts; quick
sales. large commissions. Send for spec
ial offer. Mexican Diamond Imp. Co.,
Box BA, Las Cruces, n. M. may10dltF
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AGENTS! WANTED.

mar cable money getter. Easy to sell:
easy to 'hafldle. Repeat orders at almost
every rouse, Write quickly. Henry
Ruhrnschoettel, Hop River, Conn.
mayf0dlts
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-FURN-
ished cottages at Owls Head. Maine.
Apply b. f. Hussey. IL Pmmer St.
Everett Mass. apf9dimos
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BOARD BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN

of good character and strictly temperate,
in a private family in or near a village:
terms must be moderate; state particu-
lars and price per week. Address w,
care kennebec Journal. may1d4ts
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NE PAIR OF WORK HORSES, a7oo

pounds, and one black horse, 1900 pounds
and the price 500. j. NJ Nichols 20 Cen
ter street. cor. Child. Phone STR
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GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
LIE AGED HousEkEEPER

housework. One willing TO help care Tor
children. Good wages. No. IS Water St,
Gardiner. Me. may9dlw
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iAvlNG LEFT THE CARPENTERS

Union l am prepared to do jobbing and
contracting at reasonable rates. First
class work guaranteed. L. Z. Freeman,
as Winthrop St. Tel. 2S1i. maySdSt+
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NURSE OR ATTENDANT FOR a

Sanitarium. who has had experience in
a state hospital. Pay $50 a month. board,
room and laundry. Address :. Lord,
Stamford, Connecticut. maysdiw*
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FURNISHED COTTAGE AT HAM,
II. f. Hill, 101 Western Ave. apr14dtf
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al homework. References required, APP
ply in person To Mrs. Harold S. Hichborn,
North Chestnut street, Augusta.
maySdtf
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.eENTs-Ask US ABOUT ouI

snappy household specially line that will
clear you $50 to $50 weekly. National
Ill. may10dlts
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AcCLIMATED HORSES CONSTANT
~ on hand II. +. Cummings. Augusta.
Tel. 23i-2i Nugnstn. mnXldtf
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AGENTS WAN IED-LEI US SHOW
YOU how to earn $40 daily with rapid
selling household article. Philadelphia
Sales Bureau, Lock Box 293, Philadel-
phia, Pa. mayf0d1ts
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AGENTS MAKE MONEY HANDLING

I our household speciality. profits enor-
nous Quick seller. Ask for free partic-
ulars. The Harris Speciality Co, 106 Main
st. Amesbury. Mass. mav1O sat .3t*