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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
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NEW YORK, n. Y.-Always more
CT less inconsistent creatures, taken
as lot, the left.hand pitchers are less
dependable this year than any other
time in the last decade. At least
they have travelled in the rockiest sort
of a road thus far In their journey
Nearly all the big run totals and the
hitting records of the year in the two
big leagues have been. made against
left-handers. to say nothing OF long
strings of bases en- halls interspersed
with wild pitches and hit batsmen. II
is possible, of course. that the port
wings will lose some of their kinks
after a protracted smell of good old.
fashioned hot weather. But. If Mr.
Lefthander as a whole is to break
even with his normal-sided brethren
during the season he will have to get
a move CT him pretty soon.
Lefthanders Fail carrigan.
Several teams with pennant aspira.
items based much of their hopes when
the campaign began on expected SEN
sational work on the part of their lead
ing lefthanders. The most notable
case OF this kind is the Boston Red
Sox. Picked all over the circuit as the
probable pennant winners, some adj
mirers even laying odds on them
against the field. the Red Sox counted
on sensational pitching on the part of
Dutch Leonard. who led the American
Leagues left-handers last year, and
.Vean Gregg, Cleveland star of few
years back, who appeared due for an
other first rate year.
Gregg has been an utter failure
thus far. Manager. Bill Carrigan has
not even given him regular turn in
the box. Leonard's case has cooked
up the scandal of the season. Accord
yng to the manager and President Joe
Kannin, owner of the club. Leonard
has refused to obey training rules and
keep in condition. His recent suspen-
sion brought forth charges of inter-
nal dissension in the team. Regard
less Of the dissension, suspension and
disobedience of training rules, however,
1t is sufficient to say that Leonard has
been practically worthless SO far,
whereas he was counted on to win
probably more games than any other
Red Sox lefthander. found it impossi-
Bile to strike a winning gait until his
return from the first western trip.
Collins has also been, useless.
Tyler a Disappointment
The one big disappointment Of the
champion Boston Braves Is George Ty-
Ter. The lefthander who ranked right
with Dick Rudolph and Bill James
when the big trio swept through the
National League last season, has been
worse than Indifferent in his showing
this year.
The Brooklyn Dodgers, team of
great potential strength, the heaviest
hitting outfit in the universe, will go
no higher than last year unless its
two leading lefthanders come through.
The comeback of Jack Coombs, vet
eran discard of the Athletics, has been
a windfall for the team, as also has
been the uncovering of sensation in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
NEW VALUE FOUND
FOR sEAWEED ASH

WASHINGTON, d. c. According to
official reports, it has been found that
the ash Of the seaweed collected on
the shore of Manila bay, In Tondo,
yields Is per cent Of potash. This dis
covery is greeted with considerable In
terest, owing to the wartime scarcity
of potash No data are yet available
to show just the amount OF seaweed
available but 1t Is known In q general
way that the supply is very large.
Explorations and further experiment
tation are to be made at once by the
Philippine government. with view to
helping supply potash for the United
States markets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
NEXT FAR EASTERN
OLYMPIC WILL BE
AT TOXIC IN 1917

Arrangements have been made to
hold the next Olympic games of the
Far East in Toxic, Japan, in May,
1917. Since the institution of the
games at Manila, the tournament has
been very popular and the decision
to hold the next biennial meet at To-
kio HIS caused great satisfaction
among the Japanese, who are show
ing steadily increasing interest in
athletics. The expenses Of the meet
are estimated at about 5000 yen, but
baseball is so popular in Japan it is
believed the baseball gate receipts
alone will total 10000 yen.
1t is expected that the Toxic tour
nament will draw the largest list of
entries since the beginning of the
Far Eastern Olympiad Ellwood s.
Brown, secretary of the Far Eastern
Athletic Association, who has been
making the arrangements, says that
China will send at least $50 athletes
in 1917 The Philippine Islands will
send about 50, while Siam and the
Malay states, the new members of the
association, will send about 20 each.
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BIG Things BREWING in COAST
BASEBALL; MAY BE EIGHT CLUBS

Big things are brewing in coast
baseball, according to reports drift
ing down here from San Francisco,
Portland and Seattle.
The latter city is now playing in a
little four-club league reduced from
six clubs a few days ago because of
disastrous financial conditions. Sc
attic is too big for the Northwestern
League and may be found in the
Coast League next season. which is
likely to expand to an eight-club or
ganization and take rank as the
strongest organization in the country
next to the major leagues
Aberdeen and Victoria have been
dropped from the Northwestern CIR
cult and Spokane and Seattle next
year may be added to the coasters.
Judge McCredie, the Portland mag
nate, is quoted as follows:
"On the day that Seattle and Spo-
kane would come knocking at the
door of the Pacific Coast League it
would surely be opened to them.
with Salt Lake in the Coast
League circuit, Spokane is the most
logical accompanying northern city
with Seattle, in case of expansion in
1915 In the problem of schedule
making we pair cities of together,
as, for example, San Francisco and
Los Angeles on the road together.
Vernon and Oakland, Salt Lake and
Portland. Spokane and Salt Lake
would be logical mates for schedule
purposes, Portland going with Seat
tle." ~
The Portland mogul did not permit
himself to be drawn into any definite
PRONUNCIATION of the plans of the
Coast League toward northern terri
torial movements. He carefully omit
ted any explanation of how it might
be possible for Spokane and Seattle,
now belonging to the Northwestern
League, which is still in operation
under the protection of organized
baseball, to come knocking" at the
Coast League door, but he intimated
that he and other coast magnates had
notion such an evolution in baseball
on the Pacific slope might, in the
light of recent straitened financial
circumstances, come about. -
The Pacific Coast League would
lot take just Seattle alone and drop
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BERETANIA SURE
Of Tennis CUP;
one MORE MATCH
Title Holders Have an Eas,
Time Defending Inter-
Island Trophy

n w. c. L. Pfeuger defeats H. X
L. Castle on the tenais court this af-
ternoou. Reretania VIII have made a
clean sweep of the challenge round OF
the annual inter.club championship.
The Beretania players have taken one
singles and three doubles matches to
date. and have the cup cinched in any
event.
Yesterday afternoon Al. L. Castle
and Henoch. Beretania. beat H. X. l.
Castle and Waller Dillingham;, repre-
sent'ng Pacific, Sc. 6-3, in good
match played on the home courts OF
the former pair.
The match that gave Beretania VIC
tory however, was played on the Ma.
noa hotel courts Sunday morning.
Lieut.. Robertson and w II. Hoogs
winning from 11ttlejohn and Davis,
SO, 6-2. Alan Lowrey was to have
been partnered with Davis. but was
unable to play.
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ST. PAuL's CATHEDRAL -
NOW A ''ctiAPEL or TEARS

LONDON, Eng Memorial services
for those who have fallen IN the war
are being held on alternate afternoons
in st. Panls Cathedral, the st. Dun
ston's chapel, where the services are
held. has become known as the Chap
ell OF Tears
Mourners who wish to have 9 par
ticular person commemorated may
have HIS name mentioned during the
service II they send details name.
regiment or ship, and date Of death
to the clergyman IN charge 3 few days
in advance. and peWs are reserved to-
friends II this Is reQr. sted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

of one of its present clubs" contin-
ued the Judge, "as some have suggest.
ed. Every franchise in the Coast
League at present is worth money
and could not be arbitrarily taken
away No; we would have to add
two cities to keep the circuit even.
The success of the Coast League
club in Salt Lake should be an in
spiration. II Salt Lake can, in one
year, make itself the second best
drawing city on the circuit, why can't
Spokane ?'
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TERRITORIAL HEADouARTERs.

Miller streets - y
Col John Jones, me Adlutnnt
Maj Capt Arthur W. Nicely Ord Dept
(Breveted CooneL1
Nal b.
ColonelJ C9pE Henry 9legOn, y -
Maj John w. Short. Chief @ N.
Coonell
MAI Emil q Peters j Adyge Capt Ia Med
Aid, to the Governor. Capt D. Infantp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE
Lieut. Whfenef U. 8. a, Observation-Disclosures
REcIMENTAL FIELD OFFICERS. 1sT I'M.
ieut Col william r Riley MAJ william
B. Lieut. John w kanaehoo, Ao
Cant n p o'Sullyan M Lieut. II II
NJ MAI Merle M johnson. 1st be-
Wsrham Comsy LIST Lieut. Charles hrazleE
Chaplain Valentn Francu tCep-l
L.. A. K Evans, Adjt
COMPANIES STATIONED At HONOLULU.
N. I'd Lieut. Cushingham
Company B. Capt Paul super Lowrey.
Wednesday 1880 p.
Mederos I'd Lieut. Manuel sousa friday
Company D-Capt W. v Koib. I'd Lieut. G.
Schaefersf Wednesday IT'S q.
Company Ho ID Lieut. Geo. W.
Monday, 7:80 p. m
Company Fcapt Hopkins NJ HoughtaIing ID Lieut.
J.. Lemon Tuesday. 1880 y.
K l. K Kane "a Lieut. W. y
kama Monday, 1880 p. N.
Company H-Capt Lo I'd Lieut. G. K Amo
leaye Tuesday 7:15 p
Company KAnacneo ID Batahnlcap W Cook Let Lest
E. K Chung. Thursday 1880 p M
LIST Recruit Company Ware 1s
LonoM cCalum. Wednesday, 1880 m.
STATIONED
comu.p, W. F. Kaae LIST Lieut. W. chnngvort
I'd r.. K. Wilcox.
Company L-Lahana-Capt Young ". KaluakinL
STATIONED HAWAII
NJ. Morehead I'd Lieut.
MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS
E D. Klboune Capt H. w. Bena
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
Yesterdays SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES

At ST. Louis-B Boston 6, St. Louis 2.
AZ cIncinnati-clucinu S, Phila.
delphIa 4 az inninss).
AZ Chicago Brooklyn IS, Chicago o.
No PitfsburQ- New York game; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AZ Boston-Bcsfop 2, 81. Louis o.
Al philadelphia Chicago 8, Phila-
deIphia 4.
AZ New York-New York I, cieve.
land feaiied IN fifth; raIn).
AZ Washinnton-Detroi S, Washing
ton 3 (t3 innin1sl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
M'GOORTY GETS
HIS FROM DARCY
in HARD fight
TBy Latest MALL.

SYDNEY, N. s. W., Aug. Eddie
McGoorty of Oshkosh, Wis, was de-
feated last night in the sixteenth
round of middleweight championship
match with Les Darcy, an Australian
boxer. Darcy gained easy mastery
over the American and won with a
knockout. 1t was a tremendous sur
prise.
The defeat of Eddie McGoorty by
Les Darcy, which the above despatch
says came as surprise to the Aus
tralian public, is also astonishing to
the American followers of boxing. The
last advices received. from Australia
stated that McGoorty never showed to
better advantage than he did in his
first bout of the present trip to the
Antipodes, when he defeated Harold
Hardwick, an Australian heavyweight
who was highly esteemed as a boxer
by his fellow-countrymen
Les Darcy is young man who has
been coming to the front rapidly
Twice he won from JEFF Smith on a
foul. and the second time the Stad-
iums, Limited, which conducts the
professional boxing game in the big
cities of Australia, withheld Smiths
share Of the purse, the directors hold.
ing that Smith had deliberately fouled
Darcy in order to escape certain de.
feat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10
70 CURE 4 cold m ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. ALI druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
e. w. Groves signature IS Oh
each box .
PARIS MEDICINE %. n LsaiA .. s =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

Some people are always saying
There ought to be something done
about it." but they never do something
themselves.
Many a rich man will probably find
it as difficult to enter the kindom of
heaven as he finds it easy to keep out
side of mundane Jail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

good in the pavillons, grand stand and
box seats.
Almost anyone can afford dime
or qaurter but ask them to give up
Is cents and 81 and they turn deaf
ear If / were the president of the
Federal League would cut the admis-
sion fee down to the prices have sug-
gested, and believe it would pay two
fold at the box office, especially when
the new league is putting up just as
good an article of ball as any other
big league.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

Thomas Collins, negro at Bunkie,
La, accused of wounding policeman,
was hanged by mob.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

Reginald v. Phillips, 81, was killed
by lightning at North scituate. r. l..
while seeking shelter in q small shed
used for storage purposes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

Otis CrandaIl, formerly of the New
York Nationals and now pitching for
the st. Louis Federals, is credited with
the invention of new delivery which
has been named the SNAKE ball. >
While the ball does not bite the bat
ter il is said to be almost as fearsome.
According to the reports of opposing
batsmen the sphere floats up to the
plate in a series of eccentric circles
that give hickory swingers the stag
gers trying to follow its course. If
the tale be true it is small wonder
that Fielder Jones kicked about the
brand of umpiring his team received
recently.
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

dr nights stations and current II
Hawaii AroU Hotel and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-10

One answer to What's the matter
with baseball?" was given by the fans
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Brooklyn recently, when more than
Ia, 900 paid admissions to the ball
parks of these cities in two days.
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rs ACRE EARN

Three miles TO village +. T. station, )
nile 70 school, TWO miles to beautiful
lake, on main road: . acres IL smooth
field, cuts = tons Of hay and ether crops.
~ ia pasture for II COWS. - il wood and
lrn'i'ar ~ cords wood, plenty fruit FOR
home GS@. cottage Of nine rooms ana
bath. piazza. water IN house. barn 4lx59:
ties VI /. head, horse hay fork. grain
house, shed. poul;ry house fo- - hens
.Haer Offers this fine home for only
Si,ts', easy terms
T., L.. Worcester, Western Ave. AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20
STANDARD INCUBATOR Their
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS

mometers, ''Tycos.' mailed to any adj
dress on receipt of SIC. Beaues Drug
Store, Gardiner uchi1dou
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LAKE SIDE FARM
Ana Spring Water Business Combined

Income sac per month the year round
fnr spring water. easy drive 10 city ana
shipping station. one mile TO stores. and
churches, 10 school. ilO acres. - III field
eats ~ tons OF hay. balance in wood and
pasture Tor " COWS. large amount OF
Wood, 10 " pine lumber, orchard OF -
trees standard fruit. one OF the best set
OF farm buildings III that section. beauti-
full view OF lake and borders 1t 100 rods
this Is the greatest bargain We ever Of
feTod: il viii appeal to YOU on sight
r. l. Worcester, Western Ave, Az
guSta. lie
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CITY FARM

4 nile from CITY ard Boston boats. on
moving neid. good. early, productive
land. cuts l. tons of nay. balance in
wood ard pasture for four head, more
than enough wood ana lumber for home
2Se: orchard OF 81 ,rees. pears and small
fruit. six-room cottage. piazza, painted
and binds. spring water p.ped in, bara
35Nip. ties UP six head. wood shed and
poultry house. good neighrorhood: Il sold
good horse TWO pigs. wagons and har-
NcS2eS. al farm me- chiuery, eight tons
q Rag and lot OF wood; price s3S5o. easy
terms.
J.. J.. Worcester. Western Ave, Angus
Z. Me. Tel. connection.
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). c. r. |. RED MATCHING EGGS

from hens, not pullets. Fine laying stock.
H. 81. 1hl s.. Partridge Rocks. IL. 60 Al
ways pleased to show stock. f. w & NJ
\. Lee. Augusta. Tel. NG.i- NJ r1rh 1nct Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20

ROOMS By DAY OR WEEk-HOT
water heat. electric lights. bath and tel
ephone-xlSO per week and upward
Hartford House Phone J66-M. feb2dtf
SIX ROOM HOUSE. ITO CAPITOL
street Apply to F. r. Wellman. So West
ern Ave iaIadtf
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

ed cottage, running water, near the
shore. ". 4. Dyer. IS. Summer 81; So
portland, Maine. u.chttdlHk x
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LAKE SIDE SUMMER RESORT

F:ye-room cottage, omen fireplace. painted
and blinds. piazza. good supply OF water,
stacl" and ice house. buildings all in fine
repair. - acres Of land. several cottage
los. Only % minutes drive to city; price
only 80.
We have many other good bargains in
low priced property. l. J.. Worcester
Weston. Ave, Augusta, Ne. Tel. con
neCtior,
nchgl-2G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20

British aeroplane; are noT ea1 4,
with q new kind Of bomb "A
from a wire. Running on reel '1p'
with a lens y indicator, tais "n
be let out a mile. When attaeAn..
hostile Zeppelin u aeropiane the Il
circles until he Is directly a"'I 40
enem,'. he attempts TO drag H's Ia
across the hostile craft and thus d
it. There is an interesting report %, /,
effect that many small rislu 'ied
are being built TO make war Oh
airships.
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FOR SALE-BOATS. MOTORS

FORD TOURING CAR. 1913 MODEL,
Guaran ted in :irSt-class condition, iust
been overhauled and painted. Bargain
for customer with s3uH. cash. J. ".
Ma. mchl1dtf
OR SxCHANGE-TWO IS Fr.
motor boats complete with - TWO and
Vs-"a.t IL ' 10: n. ',.I co ma a..
t:ngs without engine: one II. P. Capital
marine motor ready 20 be Installed: one
Pope 1912 motorcycle: one Model 10 Buick
automobile. | Will make the price right
on above goods. II. II. Hewett, Belgrade,
Maine. mChl2d2w@
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BABY CHICKS FROM PURE EREo

stoch. Barred Rocks. Buff Orpingtons.
White Wyandcttes. 4. I. Reds, ;l5.ra per
hundred. No orders for less than 81
Eeady for shipment Apri! to MAJ -
R;vervallev Poultry co. Address II. l.,
Hayford, See. Hal!owel, Me. Tel. BIN.
Yrch'eC
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FARMS

Remember the place where YOU can buy
mos; any kind Of property you may ask
for and deal with the owner and get
square deal. We have quite a LOT OF rev
listed property close by the city.
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STATE FARM AGENCY
Is COMING TO THE FRONT

For the reason We are cooperating
with farm owners that list with US, we
charge no withdrawal fee or high COM
mission: if YOU wish 10 make quick
sale, see that Your properly is on our
special spring advertising list.
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WOMEN MAKE $500 TO $500

weekly selling guaranteed hosiery. En-
perience unnecessary. Part or full time.
Pair beautiful silk hose free to first per-
son accepting agency IN your town.
Write International Mills, 2f52 Chestnut.
Philadelphia, Pa. febj.sat,tf
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Pure 6RED WHITE PLYMoUTH

Itotk eggs for haithine Graves and
Eishel strain. 81 per setting. $ per htr-
drel Mrs. Jas. r. Norton, Gardiner.
Maine. Tel. 15s-23 X H. rrcili5fst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20

Tor housework and care OF children.
Must plan TO go to seashore this summer.
Mother and daughter in high school
would do. Good wages. Apply before
May to z. Q. Box II, Augusta
n7ch1Sd1Nk.
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). c. BROWN LEGAoaN COCK

erels from M Prize Winning Stock
which | offer at attractive prices Ny
birds Won at every show where exhibited
this season. Eggs sl.5o for u. {. J.
6ragdoIl. - Water St, Gardirew. NJ
IHOne I5-N- fehl2dtf
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
EARM IN The MIDST OF ONE

of Names large summer 5esU ,,,,;ne %
s as5ss of a Say outside Of acres in
nasture for so head. and IS acres in wooa;
estimated 1000 cords hard Wooa; ~ ~
SINAI, fruits: history house, water AZ
s;rS: barn 4oxao. long deup. horsefork;
hen house, carriage house 22xS and WOOD
shed. Buildings connected and gooo re-
nair. Elegant view, borders lake 70 rus.
owner includes 8 cows. pigs. l horse
first of April. Price 5000. Easy terms
Amos H Higgins, Tel. 1oss-W, Con5 81.
Augusta. Htet1.o - "
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NEW ADVTS. TODAY

Lost-Lap robe. p
For Sale--House. l.,
Nanted-Agents.
TO Let-Small rent
Wanted-Young man. Il
To let-Convenient rent
Wanted-Baby carriage
Wanted-kitchen woman
For Sale-Hatching eggs.
For Sale-Desirabie farm.
For sale-Pair gray horses
For Sale-Diniug table, etc.
wanted-Cnfurn!shed rooms.
For SaIe--Jersey COW and CALI.
Observation-Disclosures and rooners.
For sale-Two-tenement house.
For saie-Puliets and cockerel.
Wanted-Ladies and gentlemen.
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IT'S HIGH TIDE IN HoME-HuNT
COTTAGE HOUSE, 7 ROOMS, Wits

modern coTTeniences Otaer houses in
direrent parts OF the city. Inquire Mrs,
7. S. Fog, summer st. fetcaolmo
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GOOD TRADES IN SLEiGAs.
SEED OATS. SWEDISH SELECT

variety. SIC. per bushel. sSiiverhuil buck
wheat So per BIZ. Indian huckwheat 81
per bu. Irving NJ Harrington, So. China.
Me. China Tel. 30 mCh1tdlw
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NOTICE.

The experimenting Schoo, r..
Of the Town of Vassalboro hs1o'nnrii
notice that sealed bids for M eoy d,
tation of scholars for the trars,S
will be received until ThuresoAs Il
March IS. The right is reserved nss
any or all bids. 70 re,s
Per order s. S. Committee
GEORGE E. PAINE sAc,.,
mch1Sd6t eesetay
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AeENTs-1oo PER CENT. PROFIT

selling our klean pipe. Only pipe Of It's
Kind in the world. Novelty alone sells It.
Bottom pushes W 70 feed tobac eco, Keeps
fire exposed to air, smoke COOL ana re-
moves 10 clean pipe Retails 5s.c- Agents
sample Sc, postpaid. Gates hlean PIPE
I,nr1ranv Harvard. Ill. inCh.!1lt-
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statesmen TO HANDLE peer

less AUTOMOBILE Washing Brushes.
Every automobile owner buys on slght
Big commissions For exclusive territory
Apply at once. Mack Mig. Co, Harris
burg, Pa. fncn-Ndlt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20

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