Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-22
FOR SALE

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FOR SALE
At once to settle estate. truckman's
outfit Of jigger, dumpcart, sleds, har-
ness, chains, Jokes, etc. also moving
machines. farming implements, hay and
household goods. Will also receive Of
fers for house and lot, Farmingdale,
formerly occupied by Ernest c. Brown.
Arrangements to see property can be
made with Emery o. Beane. Admins
traitor Hallowell, Maine. may21d6t
/ SAFE, Cash REGISTER, SHOW
cases and stove. all in perfect condition.
all at half price. Everything to be sold
by May 31st, 1917. Bargains in pictures
and picture framing. Art & Craft Shop.
Sc State St., Augusta, Me. may21dlw
TEAM FARM HORSE. BAY 16
hands, smooth, good feeder, good worker
fair walker, not afraid of autos. W. J.
Locke. Mt. Vernon. Address Readheld,
Me. may2ld2t|
PONY PREMO CAMERA, SKI, PLAN
autograph lenses. automatic shutter, ex-
tension bed plate for views, fitting back.
every modern improvement. Some OF the
best amateur work in this city has beer
done with this camera. Cost $50. sale
price SIS. Address Camera. care kenne-
bee Journal may19d3t'
We HAVE EXTENSIVE LINE OF
/ and 2-horse cultivators, riding and
walking, the latter spike tooth and spade
tooth. Also: Our car Of farm wagons
has just arrived. J: r. mccormick *
Son, Augusta and Waterville. mayl9d1w
ONE PARLOR STOVE, 2 BURN
err gas plate One baby carriage. Apply
SO Danforth ST., Gardiner. maylSdlw
A FEW MORE BUSHELS OF VEL
low seed corn which yielded 100 bu. to
acre in 1916 at $500 per blu. F. o. Reed,
Windsorville. may1Sdlw~
TWO DREsSERS, 1 CHINA CLOSET,
combination bookcase and desk and
few other odd pieces. Tel. 2s9-R, 90
Sewall st. may1Sdlw
HAINEs BROS. UPRIGHT PIANO IN
Al condition. Must be sold at once.
Write to or call on Mr.. H w. Cobb, No.
80 Stone ST., Augusta Me. Tel. SAL:
may1sd1w
EDicAL BOOKS, EXCELLENT
condition. bargain for spot cash. List of
same sent on application. Address =. Q.
PARLoR COAL STOVE, NO 2
kitchen range. kitchen tables, bed
spring and mattress. hardwood bureau,
wood turning lathe. L. Barber, E. Read
field. may1Sdtf
SPLENDID DELAWARE SEED Po-
tatoes. Prolific bearers delicious eating.
$40 per peck, delivered in first zone.
Limited quantity. Box w, Readfield. Me:
may17d6t'
TWO KITCHEN CABINETS, THREE
sideboard marble top, oil paintings, lin
oleum border for room. Mrs. Dunphy. Al
Dresden Ave-. Gardiner, Me. may16det
PEANUT RoAsTER. 1.2 BUSHEL
capacity gas and electric power; also
electric coffeegrinder. Both in good con-
diton. w. V. Emerson. 269 Water St.
Gardiner. map16d6t
HAND CLEANED SWEDISH SEED
oats, sl25 per bushel. Wilbur Cummings,
Hallowell, r. F. D. No. s. may1ed6t+
MANURE SPREADER 20 BUSHEL,
never unloaded over $50 loads, practically
new, cost Sis; will sell for $75. Also new
two-row corn planter. The new way, the
kind they use in the West where they
raise corn. Fertilizer and check row at
tachment. Cost $55. VIII sell for So Am
not farming so have no use for this ma
chinery. G. B. Churchill, Winthrop, Me.
Phone HILL may16d1w
ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE
Fine location. invoice or lump price A. D.
S. & Ansco Lines. Moderate price. Ad-
dress Box las, Lewiston, Me. may16d6tf
oLD-FAsHloNED ROCKER, OAK
wardrobe, ice chest, carpet, electric
dome, Royal heater, half roll of 36-inch
fence wire, rolls 3-ply roofing. Grind
stone, automobile. Cheap. B. c. Murray.
81 Greenleaf street, East Side. mayl2dtf
i HAVE ONE TOP BUGGY, GOOD
condition, $25; one heavy express wagon.
fitted for one or two horses, SIS. D. E.
Decker, Clinton, Me. r. F. d. 43.
maylod2w"
% TONS PRESSED HAY, NEW
horse sprayer and practically new 25-foot
omtor boat. II. H. Lannigan Mt. Vernon,
Maine. may4dlmo"
DRY HARD STOVE WOOD, ALSO
soft wood kindlings. promptly delivered.
Chas. Sylvester, Augusta, Me. Tel. call
1922. Juneldtf
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Set in Gold. Silver or Rubber. We pay
~ $500 and up for full sets broken or multi
Hated. We also buy old gold, silver and
/ platinum: mail them to us. We hold goods
l. for one week subject to your approval.
nj MENDLOW BROS. & CO.,
70 School St. Room ~. BOSTON, MASS.
may3eod13t
CARATUNK
Mrs. Olive Carter, whose age is about
so years, has returned from Skowhe-
gan where she has been spending a
number of months at the home Of her
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