Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-04-29

Phone 331-W Augusta
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For Sale-Nisceilane0us
ONE HORSE FARM WAGON WITH
hay rack; also Indian motorcycle, sell
cheap if taken at once. L. T. Cram,
Manchester. Me. apr29d1w
MAINE GROWN APPLE TREES
from 10 to Csc. each. No. l trees. Budded
Baldwin, Mcintosh. and Ben Davis.
State inspected and true to name. Native
trees 1oc. c. A. Perley. Winthrop, Me.
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FIVE NEW 2 PASSENGER SWINGS,
never used, also two walnut top counters,
one feet long one II feet, 2 upright show
cases. all in good condition: Owner leay-
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FARM INDUCEMENTS CONSISTING
of one moving machine, one wheel har-
row, one horse rake, all new 1915, cmooth-
ing harrow. Hussey pillow, hay fork and
rope, set double harness, single harness
and dump cart. two double farm wagons,
drag, road leveler. horse hoe, two cross
cut saws, screens for gravel bank, also
some second hand furniture, including a
walnut side board, wardrobe. two walnut
chamber sets, bed couch, gas stove and a
coal range. j. E. Fuller As Green street.
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KITCHEN COAL RANGE WITH
tank and shelf Reason for selling, going
Lower Water street, Hallowell. Maine.
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KING SLIDE TROMBONE, SILVER
plated, gold bell, $50. Two Edison phon-
ographs, latest model, cost $50, sell SIS;
one 2-minutes with horn and % records,
$40: n. L. Hannaford, Winthrop. Me.
Tel. $3.50. apr2Sd3t+
ASTERS, VARIETIES, VERBENAs,
varieties, stocks. varieties, geraniums,
varieties, plants, roots, bulbs and seeds
of all kinds. We are headquarters for
anything and everything wanted for your
144 Main street, Waterville, Maine. Tele-
phone 467. apr2Sdlmo
WHITE ASH CHAMBER SET, ALSO
book case. Apply 35 Capitol street.
EUREKA POTATO PLANTER, USED
one season. Riding cultivator. Two
horse dump cart and a Watson sprayer.
Win exchange for stock. E. H. Tillson,
Augusta, X. r. u. Z. Tel. S35-J.
FROM MY OWN GARDEN, TREES
down weeping elm, plum trees. Spireas,
Hydrangeas, Weigelia, White Lilac, Peo-
ny and double buttercup.. also Rhubarb
James Merrill, Augusta, Maine, School
st. Telephone 5S9-W. apr27d1w@
TRAP DRUMMER'S OUTFIT, NEAR
ly new. A bargain for cash. Cost about
$40; will sell for $25. Also a Remington
typewriter. cheap. Mont Shaw. City.
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LARGE VELVET CARPET, USED
very little, cost $40; will sell for half
nriCp Call k3 Western phnpa
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TO SELL OR EXCHANGE, 2 HORSE
cart and 1S-ft. motorboat for Rangeley
rowboats. Mrs. Lannigan. Mt. Vernon,
Maine. apr22dl4t4
II FOOT ROW BOAT, NEWLY
painted; can be seen at No. 16 Gage ST.
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HENh0UsE 10x12, ABOUT 100 FEET
Of wire fencing, chicken coops, and IL
sSns fG aa sais at bargain Apply aS@
SEED OATS-MAMMOTH CLUSTER,
the oats that have a long, stiff straw and
produce a head that have 115 oats on a
straw. These oats are graded with a
Chatham Tanning mill, Sl.Oo per blu. E. B.
Stackpole. r. d. No. 1 Tel. 1874.
REGISTERED ROUGH COATED
collie puppies, two to six months of age
Stock continually on hand. Inspection
invited and satisfaction guaranteed. For
prices and description address or call at
Harleston Collie Kennels. Hallowell, Me.
Tel. SS7-M. apr26dlwk
HEAVY WEIGHT SEED OATS
from hand-weeded fields. absolutely free
large lots 50 cts. Frank Lowell & Sons.
Gardiner. Me. apr26d9t'
OLD FASHIONED YELLOW EYE
beans sl.75 peck; 80 day yellow flint corn,
peck. $3.50 bushei; St. Regis, King and
Cuthber ta raspoeTries 59ei dozen or 800
throp, Me. R. F. D. q. apr2sdiwk'
LIGHT DRIVING WAGON. IN.
quire at 16 Page st. Tel. silly. apr25d1w
A FEW FANCY EARLY ROSE PoTA.
toes. $50 per bushel. A. H. Hunt, r. 36,
Box g., Oakland. Me. apr25d6t.
FIVE SECOND HAND WINDOWS
with frames, pulleys and weights. nearly
new, six lighted windows Size 1918 %
Maple ST.. Hallowell. Me. Nouden HID.
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GOLD COIN POTATOES FOR SEED.
The Maine Department Of Agriculture
have found the. Gold Coin one OF the
varieties most free from the potato dis
variety Of potatoes. Write for prices at
once. The w. s. Given Co.. Bowdoin-
ham, Maine. apr21d2Ws
EARLY PEARL SEED OATS. BEST
yielder; no wild turnip or foul seed, SOC.
bu. I. L. Ware. Gardiner. Maine.
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MAINE GROWN STRAWBERRY
plants, large, vigorous, four hardy and
productive varieties; for descriptive cir