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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
COPPERS BOSTON.
New York Produce Market

New York, Dec. 10.
FLOUR-Steady; spring patents $500
$50; winter patents 4541565; winter
straiGhts $500 $50; Kansas straights 54oQ
555.
WHEAT-spot firm; No. Durum 1913
fob New York; No. l northern Duluth
1915 and No. l northern Manitoba 123 elf
CoRN-spot easy; No. yellow so3c
prompt.
oATs-spot steady; No. white 45a46
PCNk-Steady mess 1SoeM 1850; family
2o50d 2250; short clear 1900M 1000
BEEF-ouiet; mess 165Oa17oo; family
1S000lS5o
LARD-Steady: middle west 975G9s5.
B I T T e r = Steadier; receipts 40;
creamery extras. 90 score. $685.: cream
cry higher scoring 37d37l; tirsts 2sl@35;
EGGs-Firm; receipts 1906; fresh gath
cred extra fine 4la42; extra firsts 3Sa40
firsts 35G31; seconds 32n34: nearby hen
merry whites fine to fancy 50454; nearby
hennery browns 40G44.
POTATOES-Firr Bermudar Dbl. 4oam
700: Maine 2754 90 Long Island 30o0f25
state 2S5: Michigan 25oaG5; Jersey
225G 26l: southern eco; sweets Jersey 10
M250 southern 1e00lJ0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
BELFAST
Colonial Theatre Quilted by Fire
Building Occupied by
Several Business
Concerns
SEVERAL DEATHS OCCUR
IN VICINITY OF CITY

1t was a narrow escape for the Colo
NAL theatre yesterday when the Nickle
theatre, next door, was Quilted by fire
and several occupants of the building
moved out while the fire was at its
height. The lack of wind and good
water pressure was a great help to the
tiremen in getting the fire under good
control and stopping it where it was
Had it occurred during the high winds
of last week it is doubtful if any of the
block on ProeniX Row would have been
saved. The Colonial building is occu-
pied by the Belfast Amusement Co.
Uheatre): Horace Chenery, offices; DR..
Ansel Lothrop, dentist; w. NJ. Thayer,
jeweler; Thomas Morrison, restaurant.
In the Nickle building the picture thea
ire managed by Maddocks & knowlton
was put out of commission, as was De-
Lemos' bowling alley. The Red Men.
Daughters of Pocahontas and Belfast
Commandery, Golden Cross, lost about
all of their furnishings and parapherna-
liza. 1t is understood the building will be
repaired at once and business resumed
by all tenants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
BITTER PAPER, NEATLY PRINT.

ed to conform 10 new law. in noistIge-
proof i.a-ret,, Niue or Elach-wi1L yoLr
Ila,ue, ard seat anywhere IN Maine sam
p.vs t.ue. SPECIAL prices 10 dealers Ola
application. Aenae5ec journal Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York. Dec. Washington
firm attitude toward Vienna regarding
the sinking Of the Ancona furnished
the most likely reason for today's list
less and heavy market A combination
Of foreign and domestic selling. the lat
Ter largely from professional sources re-
downward.
In its efforts 10 depress prices the
trading element again concentrated its
attacks upon United States steel and
such other leaders as the Pacific group
Of rails, also Reading and Baltimore
and Ohio. Declines in these issues ex-
tended from ! TO almost points. New
York Central was the only noteworthy
exception 10 the lower levels reached
by rails.
Among high priced specialties Ameri-
can Tobacco was the weak feature. sus-
tanning an extreme loss of points at
200. with sympathetic declines in kim
dred issues. Peoples Gas of Chicago
dropped ; ga to H. and the more prom
inent war shares were to ; points low
En- I}ethlem Steel on one sale dropped
!" I'iliiS0' ~ 80 GIN tile preferred lUSl
5@150.
General Motors Common and Prefer
red Studehaker and Texas Co. the lat
ter selling Tex dividend" constituted the
only strong features Of the session.
which lapsed intoscomplete stagnation
and lowest prices in the final hour.
Feeble recoveries We're registered at the
close. Total sales amounted TO $4,000
shares.
4 development of broad financial SEN
timent vas the drain in exchange on
Germany TO II 1-2. the lowest rate quot
ed since the outbreak of the war and
probably in the history of banking re-
lations between this center and Berlin
All other forms of foreign remittances
were lower.
Cables announcing the intention of
the British chancellor of the excheuuer
to purchase American securities paw
ing for the min five year five per cent
treasury bonds, confirmed recent re-
ports Of a general mobilization on
such securities now held in Great Bri-
tain. The effect Of this naanoeuyre
seems to have been partly discounted
in the recent recurrent foreign lioui-
dation.
Anglo-French bonds repeated last
week low price of "a "a for future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
1iLl-tiEAES OR ENVELOPES

bond OF leaaer paper. So per 1859, sl.7J
I,er 800. postpaid y yoa. Don't pay more,
SEND cash With order. QUICK service. fi:.-
est plIuti.@. o,.tl:!el 800 Print. LAST
yur1 Nc. uOv21C3T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14

Cleut.n@y, guaraatoeG, 3o", So smaller
size> IL PROPORTION. lifting tables VI. %
se.d .2r citaIus 1LJg.&4I;c Machine
&C., orl22G. Maine. 4cC4 Emo
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William Joseph Murphy

The death of William Joseph Murphy
occurred in Northport yesterday after a
long Illness. Mrs Murphy came to North
port about two years ago from Boston
for his health, purchasing the Flanders
place. He was formerly stonecutter
and for some years had been in failing
health He is survived by his wife and
four children. His age was 43 years. The
remains were shipped today to Boston for
burial He was the son Of James and
Katherine DUNN Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
APPLES, COOKING AND EATING.
BARGAINS

wholesale and retail. Al low prices. a.
II. Lee. II North street, Augusta. Tel.
7D.,-NN nOy15afT
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Boston Produce Market

BostOn, Dec. Is.
BEEF-Whole cattle 13.50m14.
SPRING BRAN-2425G2475
BUTTER-Eorthern 32l433; western g!
@32
CHEESE-New York twins 1sd1Sa.
CORNING. ? yellow s3s.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby As
go; western 3iM42.
FLOUR-Spring patents 5s5a6io.
HAY-No. / grade 26d 1850
LAMB-Spring is.
MINED FERD-2515G2s50.
CATS-No. , clipped white 49,.
PoRK-Ne dium backs 2400
OTATOES-195G210 per two-bu. bag.
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, $50.
EAL-12Il6.
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Winsjow RYDER

Winslow Ryder died at the home of his
daughter in Brooks on Thursday after
brief illness Mr. Ryder and his wife
of Monroe were to pass the winter in
Brooks and his death is great shock to
his family and friends. He is survived
by his wife. three sons and two daugh-
ters one of whom is Mrs. H. c. Buzzel OF
Court street, Belfast.
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o PEOPLE VIII copNo az

saS l.. 20 call at Bowditch- Webster
arsr,aD]4I} Jar Of Honey Bee Ointment
~ Please or money refunded.
= deDI -.Nl,*
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New York Sugar Market

SUGAR-Raw easy: centrifugal 46tG471 );
molasses 3S1N394: refined quiet: cut loa:
INK powdered $50: powdered 625: fine
graduated els: diamond els; confec-
toners A COS: No. / $50. The market for
sugar futures advanced on covering and
commission house buying. The closing
was steady and 4N15 points higher. Dec
365, March 322, May 32s.
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Classified
Ad Rates

r,.r lines words 20 a iine)
. woras or less cost 15o. for
. ;ssue. zoe. for three and soc.
week. Pro rata price viii!
!" ..aroed for advertisements ex-
% I;,, four iircs. IN sending by
en.;ose stamps with order,
.bsroes are 200 small to open
sc.ounts'
The Journal does not knowing
r. ...ept any fraudulent adVertis-
.. any ktnd. The Journal will
;,vss,iqa.e promptly and visor-
.+sN every claim from any per-
-, Who has been in anyway de-
..ne5 or m,streated through an
...-,r7 an advertisements. The
,.arna viii thank its readers TO
.,i,o 10 its attention any failure
=, he par. OF an advertiser to
r.ke coca his promises. 1t is the
,.I,sf Of this paper that an ad-
'.-.iser serves his own interest
he's, orly when he serves the pub
i, best. # you are not satisfied
.si the Journal.
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Chicago Produce Market

chicago, Dec. To.
Unexpected falling off in the United
States visible supply total gave decided
impetus today to an advance in the
wheat market here. The close although
unsettled was / IA to 1-Sc. net higher,
with December at rs is and May at III
1-SG1-4. Corn finished is TO IA down.
oats up IA to 3-S and provisions varying
from &c. off to a rise of 12}.
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AUTOMOBILE AT a

CAUiLIAC AUTOMOBILE AT =
bargain Has been run less than 1880
miles and is in 1irst-class shape Here is
a high grade auto which Will give good
service Tor years, that YOU can own for
q small amount. Address c. +. Flynt.
care kennebec Journal, Augusta, Ne.
oct04itf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
FCR SALE-REAL ESTATE
7-RooM HOUSE WITH LARGE
KENNEsEc COUNTY FARMS

lot, shade trees and orchard, School ST.
Enquire Of NJ. p. wight, ia Water 81.
ocr5alr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14

delivery while cash trades were effect
ed at IS and regular way SO IA. The
general bond list was under constant
pressure. Total sales (par value) ag-
gregated s2.990.000. United States reg
istered As advanced 1-2 per cent. on
call
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Dec. IL.
HOGS-Receipts 60,@0 bulk 6o0.S5O: light
560atG4o; mixed 595Q670; heavy 6l5a575;
rough 615I630: pigs 425lt5s5.
GAIT l. z --Receipts 10000; strong:
Christmas beeves 110o1 l150; native beef
steers $500 1915: cows and hefers 255ds4e;
calves Csc 1895.
SHEEP-f;eceipts 1900: unsettled;
wethers 61Ja6S5; ewes 425ms35 . lambs nc
ESQ.
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HUNTING NOTES

Twenty-three deer were received
Saturday at the Bangor game inspec-
ton station. making the seasons total
21S6 deer and - bears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
I.rc1t 10 New Ycr<

Steamships NORTH LAND ana
NUhIH STAR. NcGu~ed tar,s h effect
so.op g New York. Reduces Stateroo.m
Prices. Leave Franklin Wharf, PORTLAND,
Tues. Thurs. and Sat IT go =. NJ.
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w. STORY HOUSE. ELL AND SHED

connected. excellent condition: near new
Sears y Eoehuc+ shoe factory 8 finishe
rooms TRADE for $500. Apply Soule
& kilby Realty Co, Oxnard Block. Free
port Ne. deCl0dtt
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2AL0 RANGE VITA Gas Al
.6Y hA7o STOVE WOOD, ALSO
ccsU WOOD SAWS. GENUINE

landings AID tA,Hi.s Ior furnace. Chas
:. lVc-lef, Augusta. Me. Tel. 1872
NnA.-nlrlln
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New York Money Market

New York. Dec. Is.
Mercantile paper 393a per cent.
Sterling: Sixty-day bills 4.67, demand
4.7l25, cables 472: francs, demand ssh
cables 5.S6h; marks, demand IA. cables
us: guilders, demand 4ss cables 42z; lires.
demand 6.57. cables 6.56; rubles, demand
31s. cables 80.
Bar silver 55s.
Mexican dollars 42z.
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds heavy
Time loans easier; 60 days 2a@2a, 80
days 2kIs, six months 2i43.
Call money steady: high 9. low Il, rul-
ing rate Il. last loan 2, closing bid Il, Of
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FRUITS, JELLies AND VEGETA-

bles. Put up in glass, absolutely pure.
beets. carrots. string and shell beans,
peaches, tomatoes. cucumbers. apples,
etc Mrs. ". 6. Preble, 81 West St,
Gardiner Me. Tel. Jew. Orders left
with Weber < Hewett. Grocers. Angus
Ia. will receive prompt attention. oct2sdt'
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4 LOWER ANC UPPER TENEMENT

entirely separate, rear Of 25-2' Grove 81
just refLrnis1eu: hardwood floors. bat.
electric lights, gas. double Windows. coa.
furnace, :, ceeE4 Each - per month m
oludIng water. Call Augusta Heal Is.
: 50. Tel. L.. nCNSutI
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WILL HAVE ON HAND sATUR-
RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

STAMPS For MARKING BUTTER.
Paper. Quick drying Waterproof Ink.
Regular and special Pads. Write for
catalogue of stamps for all purposes.
Tap Stamp Co. IS Capitol St. Au-
gusta. Maine nov1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14

81, larse, , stories, good repair. newly
shiugled and painted, good paying tene-
ments. Bargain. Inquire at 4S SO. Chest
nut ST. declCd2U*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14

save you money. Magazines at lowest
rates. Catalogue free ". {. Dyer. Win
thrcp, Nc. Gr'.l.dsts
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7T7s 5000 FOR SIX MONTHS

H95 sSor. Will pay 70 to 200 interest.
/. 80, c~r.ty given. Address "Securi-
lrs are hennebec Journal, Augusta,
aa,4Sat4
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For Sale-Aiiscellaneous

rvs PASSENGER FORD cAR.
; , soSt cNerEaI!ea, tires nearly new. fine
tLHl5-l,. er:t1s -ion. VIII sell on time or
e;le'aHsc Tor horse. A. Il. lticsi. s., s.
1onN 81, Augusta a@-,4.lSv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14

ROOMS GY DAY OR WzEk-MCD
ern improvements Also roo4ns for l!gat
housekee pir4-sl.5G per Week and up
ward. / <ttCrd House. Phone 6sl-W.
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FARM FOR sAlE-7544. 15o-AcRE

FARM FOR SALE-I544. $50 ACRE
farm, fully equipped. step right in,
come commences at once; IS bloode3
cows, l blooded bull. 3 heifers, pair
heavy worllhorses, all crops, plenty hay
and ensilase 10 winter stock, all Kinds Of
up-to-date farm machinery; workshop
equipped. lathe, saw tables etc: gasoline
engine. wood-sawing outfit. power butter
making outfit, cuts 10 tons hay, nice or
chard, brook-watered pasture, estimated
orchard; modern house Is rooms, bath.
running water: one barn 66x4o. one 25x2i,
creamery, garage, icehouse. outbuildngs.
Price $500. For terrlS apply MacPher-
son Real Estate Co. 800 Fidelity Building.
Portland. Maine. dec9d1w
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TO RENT or SELL, A 7-POOM

furnished COTTAGE on North Shore Of
Lake Cob3osseetontee. situated al the
wafer 5 e42e and commanding 4 beaut.-
full view OF the lake. One infinite wa!N
from the electric cars. i, X. Weilr.an.
s. Western Ave. Augusta. Phone .-G5-N
jaHlGlt
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SO ACRE FARM WITHOUT BUILD.

ings. IS acre farm with barn, near car
line and Bangor road; s. acre farm With
barn on Church Hill road. ! mile from
car line. ii. &. Sawyer Farm Agency. 335
Water street. Augusta, Ne. Tel Sl-W.
aug2i0tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-14

a FGL!A5-E WOMAN WILL GO
C go py the hour to do plain cooking. Miss
! "a ~ L. W orrell, Route ), Box 9. Angus
=, ~ Telephone 3i3-M. dec1Gd6ta
E.6LIAFLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE
: a., o ~ ne hour. Can cook or nurse
me- reference. Mrs. ~. D., Il Sum
For Sale-Aiscenaneous
Flvs PASSENGER FORD cAa.
; Su5t e'e"E1l,os, tires nearly new. fine
! Change for horse. A. Il. Hicsi.S 4
Gony It, Augusta ae.,4'.1W
H-F'f LIGHT SINGLE PUNG, CRIV-
! ii'S harness; barrel churn. j. f. Rarney.
I - ~ : augusta. Tel. Gardner l52-l4
! declidotF
ONE CHASE FLUSH CARRIAGE
sGnt; r sfo9h q. ,,9and T. +. Leach, Il sev:al
=. ! q. .99-M deal4dlwtq
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, NO. ;, IN
/ a ,, i I, condition Price right. Roy F. Leach
| II Sewal 81 Tel ISM. declidlwK5
SMALL LOT or CIGARS AND TO-
/ baGco damaged by tank explosion Dec. i
/ NiH De sofa at discount. Hyme's t'ruit
! store. - Cony -. decl4dI1y
BARRED PLYMOUTH CocKERELs
booded ,rdis 9 fro1n sa IN s ana pure
)! ard commencing 10 lay. A few 2-ve.,r-
90 hens for setting. 400. each. f. l.
I,dftf. itolle 4, AusSta, Me. decl4dSt-
IS a FEW LEFT or FACTORY
| c,,'i''i 5@i'Da At factory prices; act
/ GrasS E"le one; easy terms. Ad-
$3.50 - - - N"ie NeAHtnec journal
------------- decl4d5t
| NO. COOK STOVE For SALE AT
~ f'''l'soT u. great bargain. declid6t'
/ Dry FARD AND SOFT STOVE
wood ana kindiH2s. REYNOLDS Wood
( Yard, Bridge St Phone sSi-F;. dec, 1IT*
+ <f-rrIcM
/ ~ XIV NEfNNs- WI - COIL COX
| with TWO ovens and pire complete. %ri
! '"r..l' Tor cash. y. :. Young, Il Cedar
S''G@i. dccl3l3t>
I MAGAZINE REACeRS CAM
( save ,I1,, 49,. ~
rate. C1taIot1'.. f.l, HAES~4ies AZ IVWes'
tlrclt AIc m = y ~ H. IL
h pAip ccar-c ,o,11r =,
. s.n,a. : d0'~.la 49,, -,
BLACK < Nh - 80, S."ti.' i1i~e ~ ~
o.,.,. - o''S = "e'-i''91
IAN NEG COIN AND PEAS, Sc, z
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House NO. 7 SPRING ST, HARD
" ooa noors, electric lights, gas, hot a..
furnace. Irice - per mo. Eath
,..,.AI 4.
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= Buy SECOND. HAND FUR.
-VRTAH-E sTEAEl sAWMlLL -
SKATES
\ CATTLE WANTED, WILL

, ;;..sAtSt cash price for anything in
p III, J. & gu Or write Il. ). P@tseI-
: .'lA 81, Augusta. Me. dee1Id-a
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL,
TO LIGHTHOUSES. nO0no, ETC.

lights, large storeroon and shed. Adults
only preferred Inquire So Fremont St,
Emerson. decl+dlw
LARGE FURNACE HEATED ROOMS
with Use CT bath, near shoe shops ana
business section. 6. II. Freeman, at q
decl4d3t'
PLEASANT. FURNISHED ROOMS
steam heat. bath and telephone. one min
Ute walk 70 Water St. !'rices from 81!
up. Tel. STR. p Court ST. decl4d1w'
A PLEA SAINT TENEMENT or 5
rooms rooms on East side. Apply to Mrs. G, $
2 ROOM HOUSE, NORTH BELFAST
avenue; two minutes walk TO electric
sew. inquire ~ Bangor street de 1hS4f
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RENT,
centrally located: flush closet. furnace,
aoGDie windows, storm doors. screens,
SaFueH, large shed, stable. Kent reason
able Apply DR.. Averell. Pa1ten block.
dec1ld1w+
DoiLE's LANE, HALLOWELL,
lower tenement 5 rooms. for small fam
ny Modern Improvements; sic. Apply
declodlws
DOiLES LANE. HALLOWELL,
middle tenement rooms: 81; for small
i4mI% Modern improvements. Apply
- I N1I,'.!1e, zone I-.Ile' oee-'I1
ONE STEAM HEATED OFFICE IN
good location on Water street. one large
ONCE room near Bridge street. House Oh
iiiiI.is street WltA batH' furnace an
location. modern convenienc ,.s one
house on East side after January 1st.
dcclldtf
ROOM =, =c1pIr lights lcE pI-
hath ana telephone Mrs. Harry L.
Clement = Second street, Hailowen.
decllGat~
TWO CONNECTING ROOM ON 1st
one r %5 IN " @1d c9n o"r r a@"
street. NJ c. Neal declld&t+
VIZ ma hoIM HCOSE AMI
bath in fine location. Every con> enicnce
Also snug tenement OF rooms with
5l9 roo+,s af g. hu.h slo<et $ Aso tat Of
gus-a. Maine, dac7idsr
--,.,- :, ;. -
taeH7r,' 1 ron'' l1o In nao ~ - os,-l
house tGn Ejr,.s bji Nice fa,. ,o;n ann
wife. ID ehjiaran (,all AZ 1s Gaca 81
upstairs rel. 34-W. GcclJd 4
ern 'fN' . hoo cS vi = -
6cc..-'.
-,,,o a,,,<,,,o -,,-,,
leeH5ne for To- r ~ y.,rt,r - me Tjsnt narrv
References reruired. ". +. Ware stable.
II Mechanic St, Gardiuer d,,Slily
1o-ROOM HOUSE. NO. "A VAUGHAN
street. Inquire Of {. T.. WaIl. NaughaA
street, IlalioWen Ucc-G2@
nuo;pAptr coom .I0;,o- AMT
e PIT = ? - S'hooW '7OS0G HNC
l=hts BATH room, hardwood floors; newly
p"thte" ana papereu' inquire u MEM e
street, uec6d'i
SUE Or THREE FURNISHED
ioolhS Ici tt~"t ltouseNteptHS he"4S i'"-
~ eu' te-., '.iu I;ol''. G"t liz 80
ioiH ~, "'ii t'c~''t'S' Sc o. iN0-'e'
SIX R0om -0l,sE ON suRi Fic4
81. near State r.Y-e. Wul Ie y,,ran,
Aipiy 70 GG@rr.e NJ, Br4dlo.i FRIDAY, sat
ULHdS o. -Ho!l'aS' ~ 20 W 'teI - AoIs
90 "'' ~
A MED YIN PRICED TENEMENT Or
:. I'Ii'io'h n. 80 =
Or !NGo ~ CEN TSL SLOeN, ONE
'front.' Office with small cons ultlng room
aud one rear once All steam heated.
Apply 10 I)r. Davies - stone st,
doclGU
TWO urey nESl7Laje CON.
meeting roo:as. Apply 10 {. E. HoXie 4
o. 4 9i"le street IeEodtl
SEVERAL P-NTS FROM IS TO sis.
" u Iutfhins Co.. Auc.sta Tr.>,
hldg.. CITY. j.. l3l-t. nava'Ntt
ONE CENTRALLY LOCATED Of
flee IN Wafer Street vim toilet Ran.
,aIef,,'stns Az, 81. re mira Ioo, ~
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RAILROADS &. STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL +. R.

In Grect Sc1S. 70, 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA AS FOL.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18
M4~z~

WOODROW JOINS WE MARRIED
MEN TONIGHT AT $50
: Washington, Dec. 1s.--The we'd
ding ceremony of President Wilson
and Mrs. Norman Gait will be per-
formed at $3.50 tonight by DR.. Her
bert Scott Smith at the residence of
the bride, in the presence of only q
guests. The couple win start on
their honeymoon about II o'clock
and expect to return to the White
House not later than Jan 8.
Great secrecy maintained re-
garding the wedding arrangements.
It is rumored Mrs. Gait viii wear a
white satin wedding dress with sable
trimmings and veil and rare old fam
lily lace, but it is also rumored she
viii be married in a travelling gown.
The ceremony will be performed
in the rose drawing room, where the
courtship was carried on.
Washington, Dec. 15.-Ittle Ele-
amor Wilson McAdoo, the only grand
daughter Of President Wilson, today
enjoyed the honor of being christen-
ed on her grandfather wedding day.
She is named after Mrs. McAdoo's
mother, the presidents first wife.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18
NOW, ALL TOGETHER

NOW, ALL TOGETHER
Sing a song of front seats,
Riddles start to whine;
Four-and-twenty chorus girls
Standing in a line.
When the show is opened
They all begin to sing,
And not a person in the house
Can understand a thing.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-20
BAY STREET CHURCH
HAS A NEW CLASS
Society For Promotion of Fellowship
Formed.

The men of the Bible class of the
Bay Street Presbyterian Church have
organized a brotherhood class which
is attracting no little attention in Hat
tiesburg church circles.
The following members were pres
ent at the organization: The Rev. r
l.. Campbell, M. d. Broadfoot, John
H. Burkett, r. c. Hauenstein, A. N
Montgomery, H. l.. Jackson, ]. w
Gay, G. B. Boland, w. e. Combs.
]. W. Gay was elected president; !;
w. E. Combs, vice president, and C.
B. Boland, escretary.
The organization was formed with a
view Of promoting good fellowship
among the members of the class, and
Christians in general