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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
For Baby

LITTLE PATENT LEATHER SAN DALS with turn sole. sizes 2 to 8,
 regular DOC and $1--- 69c and 8Sc tWHTTE SANDALS with turn sole. sizes s4 to a. regular S5c- 69c
 TAN SHOES FOR BABIES, sizes to
 reg-1lar T5c- S0c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Wofnen,S Wear.
Millinery.

lS 14Ax&00&y OUR OWN TRIMMED HATS, with an their style and value and EnartneAs
 regulars$10 and $12.50- SIPS
 regular $6.50 to $s.50- SAYS
 regular s$3.B0sto $6- $2.8S a regular $1.50 ana e2.50->$1 SPORT HATS of saucy or denrure airn regular $2.50 '$6.50- 41-8o SAILORS, ever in style; regular sl.6O UNTRBn1ED HATS, manycolors; regular $I to S1.76- lBc
 regular a to $3- sec FLOWERS of rich beautys
 regular 25c and 35c- 10c regular 75c- 46c WINGS AND FEATHER FANCIEs9
 regular 35c to $1- 0csto eSc
 PetticoatS s- TAFFETA SILK, several styaes, rfch~ ly beautiful, many colors,
 regular 94.60- S8.76 E
 regular $6- e4-6b BLACK SATEEN or percale petti. coats. extra sises' resular 3i3S ss,s and PEROALE and BI.AOK safeeh petti- coats. regular $1 and s1.s5-- sEERsUCKER AND GINGHAM pSs. ticoats, white or striped. extra nzes; regular $1- zec stripes or all white. regular 6oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Wonen's Shoes

Thousands of pairs! Among them. all the summer styles And this is in face of the fact that supply is scant and prices continu- BRONZE BROWN OR DARK-BLUEI KID PUMPS, very me; regular $o-- sS.65 GRAY PUMPS AND IVORY OR BRONZE HUMPS; handsome and finely made; regular $5.5O and Ser PATENT LEATHER PUMPS AND DAINTY STRAP SANDALS:- 4s regular $3- $2.2O
 regular S. 50- 92.6S
 regular $4 to $4.5O- $3.2O RICH DULL LEATHER PUMPS AND SANDAIS:-
 regular $3- $2.45 regular $3.50- $2.8S x regular "A to $4.5O- 93.45 HANDSOME, FANCY PUMPS of gray suede trimmed with black kid, not all sizes; regular $5-- $3.2Q PUMPS AND SANDALS in patent and dull leather. not all sizes:-
 5sss'ss 5sss1sF :s.so :ss :s:ss :s:ss
 regular s3.5o- $a.45 'GUNME7TAI1 AND HANDSOME black kid oxfords nearly ell sizes; regu- lar $2.50 and $341 .65 and $2.35 KID SHIPPERS in s-strap style. good turn s0lesT and low heels, regular KID 1-TRAP SLIPPERS with low heels: regular 1.bo- $1.SS KID OXFORD TIES with light turn sole and medium heel; regular ss-
 $2.45
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Hosiery 6 Underwear in the Mill End Sale

COTTON VESTS. sleeveless or short sleeved. all sizes, regular 12hc-
 tOc LISLE VESTS, no. sleeves, nice quail ity, regular 25c- 10c EXTRA-SIZE vests of soft inc cotton. regular 25c- 19c PANTS WITH LACE-TRnnQNG or tight knee and sleeveless vests of cotton. regular 25c and 29c-
 10c and 23c FANCY-YOKE VESTS in several styles. regular 12hc and 25c
 lie and 10c sLEEvELEss MERCERIsED vests. regular 39c- 20c UNION SUITS, cotton, lace-trimmed or plain. regular s5c and 39c-
 2ec and SSc < min ming; excellent fittins sesnl.r gull rs soc G CHIIDREN's .UNDERWEAR. fiI I COTTON VESTS, regular 12H- WHITE COTTON vests and pants. regular 19c- 15c BOYS BALBRIGGAN underwear, and athletic shirts, regular 25c- 10c COMBINATION SUITS for boys and girls. white cotton. regular Soc 42c UNDERWAISTS, good and strong. regular 25c-- 10c HOSIERY
 SILK STOCKINGS with slight hurts that are almost invisible, black white and colors. regular $1-- 65c LISLE STOCKINGS of lightweight, black, regular 60c- 42c SILK STOCKINGS with lisle top heel and sole, regular 50c- 42c FIBER SILK with lisle top or fine lisle throughout, black and white, reg ular 35c- 20c LESLIE STOCKINGS of light weight or white-sole stockings, regular 25c- 10c COTTON, black or white or black with white foot, regular 12Kc- CHILDREN'S BLACK cotton of me- dium weight, regular 12hc- BLACK COTTON STOCKINGS for boys and girls. some of fine rib, re- enforced heel and toe, regular 15c- 12c MERCERISED COTTON with double | heel and sole. black or white, regu- | ular 25c- 2Oc SOCKS, WHITE either plain or with ! farcy top. regular 12hc and 25c- !! 11c and 200
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Silks in the Mill End Sale

7 Ay q {, f-E ss r FOULARDS, excellent colors, nice pat terms, genuinely showerproof; regu- lar price 85c- N soc SILK POPLIN, yard wide, light and dark, rich and fine. regular price S5c- 65c { HANDSOME TUB SILKS, white with rich and effective stripes, regular $1- soc SATIN MEssALINE, evening and af- terhoon shades, fine luster, regular $1.25-- $1 CHIFFON TAFFETA, solid or change able colors, light and dark, regu- lar $1.25 and $1.50-
 $1.1O and SIPS FANCY TAFFETA, stripes and cheeks, nice colors, sold here special at 95c- 75c BEAUTIFUL FOULARDS in 4O-inch width, sIowerproofed, blue. brown and green, regular $1.50- $1.25 FINE SILK CREPE DE CHINE, 40 inches wide, light and dark shades, regular $1.50 and $1.75-
 SIPS and $1.5O PONGEE, plain or striped, good weight, regular 75c-- 50c HEAVY PONGEE of unusual strength, a yard wide, regular $1.50-- GEORGETTE CREPEs in good col ors' 4o-ineh' regular s11.So to :i-ss- :, as NOVEL STRIPED CORDUROY, in height of fashion, regular $1.b0--
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Bedspreads in the Mill End Sale

HElINlED BEDSPREADS, full size, s4s nice weight; regular $1.25 to, $2-- 05c to $1.65. FRINGED AND cut-corner spreads,
 crochet, full size. regular $1.50 to St $2.25-- $1.25 to $1.70 SCALLOPED CROCHET SPREADS,
 regular $2.25- $1.70
 epreads, regular $2.50-- $1.85 SATIN SPREADS, hemmed' or scal-
 loped, regular $2.50- $1.95 FINE FRINGED satin spreads. cut
 corners, regular s. $2.55 9CALLOPED OR FRINGED spreads.
 nne satin, rich patterns. regular
 ss.26-- s2.75
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
in the Mill End Sale

FRUIT OF THE LOOM pillowcases,
 45 by 36, regular 21c- 15c CAMBRIDGE PILLOWCASES, 45 by 36. regular 12Ac-t 1Oc FINE PUlLOWCASES, AZ or 45 by 36, regular 24c- 10c 72 by % CAMBRIDGE SHEETSJ reg
 ular 46c- 30c FULL-WTDTH BLEACHED 76 by 90
 sheets. regular 65c-- 55c Stil6r ,75c--- 05c FRUIT UFiTHE LOOM and other well
 known sheets, 72 by 90. regular
 86c- 73c Sf by % SHEETS, excellent qualities,
 regular 95c-- 70c EPECIAL-SIZE SHEETS, S1 by 99
 inches regular $1.05- 89c R
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
All ready The Biggest Savings of Summer be made B7tl Mill End Sale begins Thursday, July B, at S3
Shoes in the Mill End Sale,
Men 's Shoes

', Mems Shoes NEWS OXFORD TIES jump light Into the sale with glee. Each has Mill End price that will \ suit men to a tee.
 Black. white, tan! In many styles!
 All $6 eorts- $5.20
 Ali $5.5o sorts S4.45 All $6 sorts- @4.20
 All All E sorts sa.4s FOR BOYs.--BOY SCOUT SHOES Isyiwitfi BLK sole isewed to staunch welt o4 ana ~44f strong hppers; regular S2.50 and "a sl.S6 and $2.20 BOYS, KURBER-soLED oxFORDs
 of tan calfslSin, fine quality: regu- th9 lar S8. .50- @2-05 < BoNs BLACK AND TAN OxFORDs
 S'ar Sh rsaasllen' ss auan's ana 's'y' sa.ssS Girls and Children's Shoes OxFORDss AND SANDALS Of hand some patent leather or sunmetal dsise sH to II, reg s2 s1.7o ,.size 1Ih to 2, reg $2.5O-$1.0O Z PATENT HEATHER SANDALS of
 nice effect complete range of sizes from children's 6 to girls 2; regu- lar 31z 31.25 and s1.5o x rec CSC 41.1S WHITE SANDALS for girls and chill
 dren. sizes from 6 to 2; regular $1 4 and $1.z5- VI. 79c and SSc PLAY oxFORDs AND BAREFOOT
 SANDALS, splendid for all-summer wear, sizes from children's 5 to
 girls s2. regular s1 $1.26 and $1.50--
 roc O5c 41.f6 < SFECtAL%QUALITY PLAY OKFORDS AND tSBAREE'OOTs, SANDALG.h have
 soles with tops of special calfskin
 Vnd are welt-sewed, ,
 Ei.,a sz to il, reg 32 1.06 s
 i-~y11M to 3, reg $2.50-%1.eO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Black Dress Goods \ in the Mill End Sale

BEAUTIFUL BLACK FABRICS in cluding gabardine prunella poplin serge and silk-and-wool crepes; reg ular $1.75, and D. Si.5O FANCY-STRIPED VOILES and fine crepes challis poplins and serges; regular $1.50- 12H FANCY MOHAIRS and fine yoiies. r serges poplins and melrose; regular $1.25- sI BAT1STE, SERGE, fancy voile and crepe weaves; regular '$1-
 MOHAIR, PANAMA, and other stur- dy f1ne-looking black woolens: reg ular 75c and 85c- eOc TASTEFUL BATISTE cashmere diap- s onal and serge; some mohairs of black-and-white stripe; regular soc and 59c- Asc LACK-AND-WHITE CHECKS. reg ular 59c to $250- 45c.to S2 hlCH BROADCLOTH, sponged and shrunk, regular $1.65 and s2-
 $1.4S and 91 AE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Crashes and Towels in the Mill End Sale

HLEACHED CRASH, regular To- 6C STRIPED AND UNBLiEACHED crash. regular 10c- Sc LINEN CRASH. regular 1Sc and 17c-
 121zc and 16c UNBLEACHED CRASH, regular 7c and 10c- Sc and Sc STURDY HOMESPUN linen crash, regular 12Mc- 100 LINEN GLASS TOWEIING, regular 17c- 1Sc TURKISH TOWELS, bleached. several weights and sizes, regular 12hc to 45c-- 1Oc to 83c UNBLEACHED HOMEsPUN towels, regular 15c- 12Hc HEMMED HUCK TOWELS, regular 10c to 17c- Sc to 16c HEMSTITCHED AND HEMM1ED huck towels. regular 25c and 45c-
 21c and 351<c ALL-LINEN HUCK GUEST towels, scalloped or hemstitched. regular Soc 40c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Table Damask in the Mill End Sale

MERCERIsED BLFACHED damask, good designs. regular 3sc- HEAVY 72-INCH mercerised damask. + regular 69c- S5c LINEN DAMASK, ee inch, regular 75c and $1-S 69c and DOC 7O-INCH LINEN DANIAsK, heavy quality and tasteful pattern, regular $1.25 to $1.S5 yd- $1.1O to 4f. 50 TURKEY RED DAMASK, regular NAPKINS OF NlERCERIsED damask. 18-inch, regular 75c- 05c ALL-LINEN NAPKINS, IS to 22 inch, regular $1.75 to $5- MERCERISED TABLECLOTHS, hem med. nice patterns regular $1-
 8Bc ALL-LINEN PATTERN tablecloths, 7o-inch, regular 8 to $s.75-
 49.5O to 48.25 LARGE ALL-LNEN tablecloths. reg ular $4.25-st.s., 48.SO SCARFS AND SEAMS, embroidered and drawnwork, regular 5sc-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

GINGHAM AND vOLE dresses, pret- ty styles and colors. sizes 6 to IA; MiDbY nefS BfoUsEs, number of styles including some samples; regulsr sl RABIES; M SHORr COATS of cashmere sand batiste, some hand embroider- ed: regular A and $45o-
 CHILDREN's PRINCESS petticoats, lace or embroidery trimming; regu- lar 5sc- 45c CHILDREN's DRAWERS, lace or em- broidery trimming; regular 25c and GiRis, % EMBRoIDERY-TRIMMED drawers; regular 3sc and Soc M
 Ns 20c and 35c CHILDREN'S SLIPOvER night gowns; embroidery trimming; reg GINGHAM DRESSES for girls. sizes ? to 6 cute and serviceable; regu- GOOD BINGHAM DRESSES in exel- lent colors and styles, sizes to 14: regular $1 and $1.50- aSc
 Leather Goods
 HANDBAGS of moire silk and of. leather, black and colors; regular n FITTED TIT HANDBAGS of leather nice ly lined; regular s1.b0- $f.fS STRAP-BACK BAGS and regulation type of handbags. handsome leather and rich lining; regular $s- LEATHER BELTS, black and ooiots. ioc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Black Silks

|MEsSALINEs. 36-inch, regular s1.25
 to $1.50- soc to $1.2O
 $1.50- S1.2O SATIN DUCHESS, regular $125 to
 $2.25- $1.1O to $1.6O CHIFFON TAFFETA, regular $1.25 to
 $2.25-- 95c to $1.75 CREPE DE CHINE, regular $1.25 to
 $1.75- $t.1O to $1.5O CREPE METEOR, 4O-inch, regular
 $2.5O-- S2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Refrigerators ! in the Mill End Sale

LEONARD CLEANARLE refriesro tors. 3 doors. side icing; regular $33.50-- Ss1 LEONARD 3-DOOR SIDE-ICER.
 holds 80 gbs; reg sss -Sss
 holds 95 fhs: reg S38 SAX
 holds i25 lbs: reg $42.50-S38 POLAR KING refrigerators; regular $9---' S8 of them: regular s7.50 to $15O- V $s. 50 to S1OO WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS. 1 to ats; regular $1.65 to $2.95- $1.45 to S2.65
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Wash Skirts

PLENTY OF THE FANCY stripes now so favored, and handsome linen
 and piQue and Nnene and gabardine:
 regular $1.25- 06c regular s. S1.o6
 roo1,1np A onS eK- 1& N0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
Muslin Underwear

CORSET. COVERS with pretty em< broidery trimming. several styles Y regular 29c.- alf FEC HANDSOME LACE or embroidery trimmed corset-covers, regular bsc with embroidery trimming. regular SLLPOVER NIGHT.GOWNS of good muslin, long-sleeved night-eowns with V or high neck; regular 66c-
 ABc BEAUIEO1 S1HFOVEH .nfght-gowns with effective trimming. q number of styles; regular $1.25 and $l.60--
 0So , HANDSOME WHITE SKIHTS with fiounces of lace or embroidery. reg ular $1.25- 0bc '. GOOD WHITE SKIRTS with efnbroi- dery trimming; regular 75c-t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

DRESDEN 5-inl ribbons of rare beau.
 ty; regular 39c yd.- 25c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
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for I week. Pro rata price will
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eeedins four lines. In sending by
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- charges are too small to open
accounts.
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ing Of any kind. The journal VIII
investigate promptly and v'sor'
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son who has been in anyway d.
ceived or mistreated through an
swsrina an advertisement. the
Journal will thank its readers TO
bring to its attention any failure
on the part Of an advertiser 20
make good his promises. It 10 the
belief Of this paper tha. an ad.
vertiser serves his own interest
best only whom hs serves the pub.
lie best. II you are not SATISFIED
tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
E.. j. Roberts, D. D. S.
DENTISTRY
TELEPHONE CALL sY.w,
Jan12. .mon-wed,t If

Bangor News, April 15-Calvin
Roach. who does odd jobs and lived by
himself in small shack on the Cor
ham farm, out Kenduskeag avenue.
was the victim Of vicious boys q week
ago today. They set his shack on fire.
and he lost everything he had Il was
a case calling for police investigation.
although no arrests appear to have
been made. But Calvin still has a
chance for happiness. after all. Out in
the little town Of Olamon lives Q kind
ly. elderly lady who read in the paper
Of his misfortune and whose heart was
touched. So she wrote to Mrs. Jen-
ME Johnson. city missionary. that she
will give Calvin home on her big
farm, IL he cares to come. Mrs. john
son received the letter on Friday after.
noon. She doesn't know where Calvin
is-but, II he reads this, he'll know
there's a warm welcome and q apot on
lAZtA 2QEA him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
New Advertisements Today

.v.,ted-Girl for housework;
Mssnted-Position as shoemaker.
Mntsd-Lady assistant.
Wsnted-Checker.
aale-Farm.
y. ssie-Stock farm.
tos saie-Forty-acre fafm.
Fos Fosst-Furnished room:
Io Io.vted-Housework girl.
Msnntsd-Two chambermaidA
anssie-Chestnut horse.
Fo' Ieet-Room in stable.
For Sale-Bees.
FoI ssie-Gasoline barrel
EoF F,st-Modern House.
10 irt-Cottage house.
70 ISaIe-Seed yellow corn.
for Ssie-Pair black horses.
TWysnted-Row boat.
Tnr Sale-Farm.
DO TWTanted-Ford car.
w. Sale-seed oats.
1Wsnted-Young man.
" iet-Small rent.
Iounnd-Gold 70 trimmed glasseA
~ 0Tet-Upstairs rent.
FoF FISstNDownstairs fiat.
~ ~ Sale-Building lots.
~ ~, saIe-Collie puppies.
Ear Ear sale-Typewriter.
Wantsd-Ladies.
~ gale-Pair steers.
ror Sale-Seed oats.
10 Let-Furnisheo foo"s'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
GREAT BARGAIN

To settle estate, fine Groom house,
hardwood floors. bath, open plumbing,
hot water heat. electric lights, fireplace.
running water, stable. 2 stalls. about g, 900
feet land, apple. pear. plum trees. all
thriving village of Winthrop. Maine, five
minutes to electric. 10 to steam cars, 5
minutes walk to Lakes Maranacook and
Annabessacook, right in the heart Of
the apple-growing section of Maine
Also farm, IS acres, house rooms. me
orchard, 800 apple trees five years old
Plenty of wood for home use
Address MARY GAGE. Winthrop. Maine
mch6d2mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
Agents Wanted

AGENTS LARGE MANUFACTURE
er will establish representatives Of good
address and ability in profitable business
in home town. Congenial outdoor en-
ployment. 5000 to $4,000 per month.
Experience unnecessary. All or spare
time Can establish valuable trade For
particulars address. Parker Mills, 2S6
No. 18TH St., Phila., Pa april4, wed St.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
Augustus Fast
Growing Section

Where can you buy any larger, bet
ter lots of land to build upon than tho
west side State street facing the East? ?
Lots S0x100 with all improvements
right there, city sewer, gas, telephone,
city water, sidewalks, mail delivery,
electric cars. Inquire J. w. Beck, Real
Estate, or Frank Southard, Attorney,
Water Street. apr25d5t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
FOR SERV|CE:KE :KERMEELS:,94O35

Imported Percheron stallion owned by
Belgrade Percheron Breeders Assn, will
be for service in Monmouth, Nc. Mon-
mouth, Ea. Monmouth, Winthrop, Man
chester, Belgrade Sidney and Augusta.
Will start out about May l. Write me.
Augusta, r. F. D. 4, for information.
Terms: $50 for single service; SIS for sea-
son; $50 to warrant. Alex. Mills. Mgr.
aur2ld2Wi<S<
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26

FOUR PASSENGER BUICK, MODEL
10. Driven less than 5000 miles. In good
condition. New tires. Price very low,
as owner has bought larger car. Brad
street Motor Co.. Hallowell. Maine.
apr5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26

$500 POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM.
with few acres OF land. This farm 10 10.
Gated In Augusta and has q neat set OF
buildings bull and Is within easy reach Of The
although We can arrange easy terms 4
desired. II. b. Sawyer Farm Agency. SIS
Water street. Augusta. Ne. Tel sM-W:
apr36d3t
65 ACRE FARM, STORY AND HALF
Water IN snd honse hard
wood floors below. hard wood finish
Throughout. all painted and in good re-
pair, aio five 1 minutes l walk to church. store.
use. buildings nearly new. large hen
house i,egs and work shop. good pasture land
EO0d weeks M 'ass Ms Nc
South China 1873. apr2sd4t'
FINE BUILDING LOTS on CAR
line near five cent limit. city water, elec-
trie ,,,c lights: gas. tel telephone. city mail de-
building on the Kennebec river and lots
are already being taken. Address Elbert
2. Hayford. La "Harleston." Hallowell, Me.
Tel. S37-M. apr26d1wk
$12oo BUYS A GOOD IS ACRE FARM
with buildings. on main travelled road,
borders tnoa A good d,,la lake. orchard: plenty Of
sms ss shs asf ON
easy terms, or would exchange for city
property: any one can make good money
on this farm by keePping cows. hens and
Gardiner. r. F. D. 1S. Tel. 81 Richmond.
apr26d1w
80 ACRE FARM $500, 2L2 MILES 70
village, 40 acres wood and timber. Lady
owner must sell. Particulars by letter,
Box 81. r. r. !. Lisbon Falls. Me.
apr2sdst'
TWO TENEMENT HOUSE, NEAR
quarry, Hallowell Granite Works and
electric cars. garden SpOt and fruit trees
Spring water handy. Apply to w. H. Per
ry. Hallowell. Me. apr26dtf
COTTAGE LOTS ON WEST SHORE
of Lake Cobbosseecontee. 10 minutes
walk from Lakeside station, electricity
available, also a piece of land for sale.
Tei M + 1sas TItus Winthrop Me- anpS5s,wR. R9gts r
THESE FINE FARMS ON EASY
TERMS.
80 Acres $500.
Owner has other business so is offering
good trade for a quick sale. 40 acres in
rich, loamy fields, spring watered pas
ture for 10 or more head, good wood lot.
Dandy orchard Buildings consist of g.
room house, carriage house. barn and
store house. Extra good we'll of water
piped to house. Large list Of farming
Augusta markets within easy drive
makes this a farm to be desired
rs Acres-$1300.
Dandy located farm on main road only
p miles from city of Gardiner. Cozy
about 20 acres in field, acres in brook
watered pasture. Well water piped to
sink.
they can be bought on easy terms.
wv n TIL1e n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

] WANT n 1914 OK 1915 MODEL
Ford car in good condition. II you have
value to offer write. or call on A. NJ.
daa Gsose se Pr Me- p O. aasrss:
A ROW BOAT, STATE SIZE, AGE
ner, Maine, II. r. II. aprSd3t'
OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Set in Gold. Silver or Rubber. We pay
lated M & we also buy old gold, silver, Si,a and =,
goods for one week subject to your APP
proval. MENDLOW BROS. & CO.. 2
School ST., Room A, Boston, Mass. or
Branch Once. 10 Central Ave: oon,,;: Room 2
BOYS BICYCLE. CHEAP FOR
cash. Address Robert G. Harvey, Lock
St, Augusta. apr2odSt'
A SUITABLE COTTAGE FOR ABOUT
a dozen boys for summer camp on Lake
Cobbosseecontee. or some other conven-
lent lake in kennebec county, for season
den Bldg. Augusta. Maine. aprSdlwk'
A BEACH WAGON, IN GOOD CON.
K. F. D. $. Gardner. Tel. 1914. aprSsdst::
WHITENING, CEILINGS WHITEN-
short notice. Ulysses 6. Merrill, is Ar
senal ST.. Augusta Tel. &9-M. apr2ad3t'
NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
cottages painted. 1 will paint your cot
tage at any Of the near lakes or any
line. f. M. Story. painter and paper
~ aprNdtf
GARDENS PLoUGHED, ASHES RE-
moved, trucking and grading done at
reasonable prices. II. Barnes. Tel. 2S2,M.
apr22dlw
TO CLEAN YOUR LAWN AND GEL
lar. to spade and plant gardens. trim
ders to % SO. Chestnut st. aprz1d6:.
Il. W. BAILEY LIVERY STABLE,
Board, hack. heavy trucking. (The c. M.
Cove stand.) Prompt, reliable work, rea-
sonable prices. Phone II. apr2ldlw-
A YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK
either on a farm or driving team. Apply
to W. c. Hawes. Augusta. Me-. Box ,:,,S ~; !;
THE CARY STUART AGENCY
New England. Register now for spring
and fall vacancies. George Il: Larrabee.
Fidelity Building. Portland. Maine;
apr2ldlmo'
HIGHEST Cash PRICES PAID Foa
all secondhand furniture and house fur
niShingS. Tel. 675-k, or call at 81 Cony
street. aprlSdtf
CHICKEN AND FOWL AT WEBER
4 Hewett's, Immediately. No. 2S5 Water
ST., Augusta. Phone l26 aprudtf
WILL BUY SECONDHAND FUR
niture and pay good price in Augusta.
hallowell and Gardiner. F. Daniel, "a
Northern Avenue. Augusta aprlldlmo.
NEAR AUGUSTA A BOY II YEARS
of age would like a place to work on
farm Apply to w. e. Hawes. Box No.
22l. apr11dtf
PAINTING, PAPERING, CEILINGS
whitened. Outside work a specially.
Fred A. Williams, 81 Church ST., Gardl-
ner, Me. Tel. Sl-M. apr4dlm'
RELIABLE PHYSi CLAN At
Branch Mills. Palermo, Maine. Married
ing for country practtce. feb2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
Found
MARRIED..

PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-April 10. Alvin T. Garland and
Lillian Y; Miller, both Of veazie: April 10,
Brewer-April 10. Galen L. Goodwin OF
Bangor and Ethel Rose Mayo.
KENNEBEC
Riverside-April % Albert Nelson
Brewer and Lottie Mae Beatty, both of
Vassalboro.
Waterville-Aprfl "a. Edward A. Pollard
and Mrs. Daisy Bickford.
SOMERSET.
Fairfleld-April "a, Emile Lessard and
Georgana Roy.
SAGADAHOC.
Richmond-April a, Clarence e. Wat
son and Lillian Grondin; April q, Charles
Irving Lewis and Olga May Hussey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-04-26
Poultry and Eggs.

IS EGGS FOR TWO CENTS FROM
elegant utility Exhibition Barred Rocks.
| HAY. have y been breeding and exhibiting
ceellent layers and consistent winners. 1t
has been hard year for farmers To
encourage the poultry keepers to set more
eggs, offer Is Barred Rock eggs from
Guaranteed Stock for 9S cents. 80 eggs
The second sitting costs cents. My per-
sonal guaranty is behind this offer. Sc
lect eggs from carefully mated Cock
erel or pullet matings. IS for 15 Ellis
W. worth g., p; Peacock. Barred Rock Special
lst. Readheld, Me. apr26d3t
WHITE LEGHORN, HEAVY WIN.
ter and summer layers Wyckoff's strain
eggs. 75c. for 15 s4.0O per 100. II. L.
1Matehei n spears y. Corner. Gardiner, Route
~. telephone 2A-ll. apr22d1w
GUARANTEED FERTILE OR EGGS
replaced free Big laying strain, Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Dollar per setting of
record since April 1st. our Me- Method uai'ni Of
Feeding for Winter Eggs free to every
purchaser. James H. Ames & Son, Bow
oolnham. NE. apr21dSt'
S. c. WHITE LEGHokN CHICKS,
day-old; cockerels and eggs from Kenne
bee Egg Farms best trapnested and pedi-
greed layers, Tom Barron and Wyckoff
strains. Prices low. Write Irving Whit
man. Skowhegan, Maine aprl3d2w.
RoHDE ISLAND RED EGGS FOR
hacthing. Rose and Single Combs from
prize birds. Prices 81 and 81 per setting:
$6 and $40 per 100. Large orders filled on
short notice. Wiseman Poultry Farm.
AeM!s!on: Me: apr7d1mo"