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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
RECALLED FOR THIRD
TIME TO THE NAVY
(P> rtsmouth Chronicle. }

u NttSHoutH SHTOniCle,)
Ensign Benjamin E. Fernald of
Sharon. Mass. formerly Of Kitter:,
who has served as an oficer in the
United States Navy for 4s years has
just been called back into service for
the third time since his retirement
and is now stationed at the Charles
town navy yard.
He was born in Kittery. Aug. :.
1s41. His father enlisted in the eta
Maine Regiment in the Civil War aid
Ensign FerEald enlisted in the navy
being assigned to the United States
Ir,sate Colorado as carpenters maze
and was at the local yard for several
years. A few years after the Civil
w war aa,,,, he removed fraD Maine to Mas
he served under Admiral Dewey on
the North Atlantic Blocka ding
squadron and engaged in both bar
yes nj Fort Fisher Dec. "A and ~.
leof' ana Jan. ~. II and Is, 1866. Ho
was honorably discharged Aug ;,
1865.
On Feb. 20. 1872 he was spp,inted
carpenter in the navy by President
Grant. and commissioned az cb;af
carpenter. with the rank Of ensign N
lsc" oV President Taft. In November
CT 1894 he was placed on the retired
list.
He was shpN rocked on the Trenton
ar the samoan Islands March 10. 1884
when the Fandalia and Nips,c and
u rec German war vessels were als,,
wrecked: only one ship. an Ens,is.,
var vessel, escaped the hurricane.
Many OF the crew Of the Trenton
were injured. and Ensign Fernald's
leg was broken.
At the time of the Spanish War IN
sign Fernald. recalled the navy, saw
service on several battleships.
he was married on Feb. q, 1853. Ia
Miss Sadie A. Bell Of Saco at Kittery.
ana resided there until 1853. He has
oeen a resident OF Sharon for Il
years. He has one daughter. Miss
sadie Bell Fernald Of Sharon. He
enjoys splendid health, and attributes
his good physical condition to tn.
TACT that he has lived the simple
me- on the open sea since his how.
hood.
HIS home gardp is one Of The
prize gardens Of the town, and ev-
cry night, after his naval duty It
Charlestown. he tends his garden.
He Is trustee Of the Dorchester
school Fund and is burial agent for
the q. a. r. He resides on North
Main street. near Sharon Center
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TROY

Frank Cunningham has lately
bought an automobile.
A business meeting OF the Ladies'
last week and officers were elected
as follows: President. Miss Carrie
Weymouth: vice president. Mrs. A. l..
Estes; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
j. c. Lamb. A meeting will be held
next Wednesday, June S. at the home
Of J. L. Pierce and the hostesses will
be Mrs. Evie Baker, Mrs. Fannie Bag
ley and Mrs. Gertie Cook.
John Getcheil left for the army the
2Sth and Wilkes Carter the 30th. Car
ter goes to Fort Slocuw.
DIR. and Mrs. F. r. Carter OF Au-
gusta were in town on Memorial day.
Frank Moore of Castine visited mis-
family in Troy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Estes Of Pitts
field are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. d. Estes.
CENTER--The schools In Troy will
close this week.
The school at Cooks Corner will go
plclhCillS SATURDAY " NHduuASI
shore in Burnham.
The schools will give an entertain
ment at the Grange hall Friday eve-
ming for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Quite a number from this town at
tended the Memorial services at Unity
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Folsom passed
the weekend in Pittsfeld.
n. Il. Sargent has been suffering
more than a week with Mmbago.
MIR. Sanborn. who has employment
in the ship yard at Bath passed the
week end with his family at the Con-
ter.
John GetcheIl left last week for
Camp Devens and Wilbur Carter for
Fort Slocum. n. y.
Mrs. T. w. Halves was in Belfast
Friday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Hop
kins. at the hospital.
Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins Is so far re-
covered as to be able to leave the
hospital. Her niece, Mrs. Lizzie Dob
son accompa her to Pittsfleld
Saturday where she will remain for q
time before coming to the Center.
Miss Eta Bagley has returned from
the Bennett School, Milbrook. N. T.,
and is passing the week with her
brother, Q. r. Bagley.
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CHINA

WEST--Mrs. Adtie Jepson has gone
to Andover. Mass, called there by the
death OF her brother. Frank Handy.
Mrs. Lizzie Pearson has been enter
tatning her sister. Mrs. Hescock.
Ezra Coffin and family from Bath
passed the weekend with MIR. ard
Mrs. Fred Skinner.
Mrs Delta Ward 1s visiting with her
sister, Mrs. J. L. Goddard.
Several from this part Of the town.
attended Memorial services at East
Vassalboro, Thursday. WILDER Berry
being the speaker OF the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Goddard visited
their daughter. Mrs. Frank McLangh-
lin in Fairfield Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence visited at J.
l.. Goddard's Sunday.
Charles Bailey and family visited At
Frank Mclaughlin Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Chapman and
Mrs. Hescock and daughter Louise
arrived at their home on Stanley Hill
Monday, May 3. after passing the
winter in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Skinner entertained her broth
er Ezra Skinner and family from
Bath over Sunday. they returning
home Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson were
business callers in Waterville Tues
day.
SOUTH--Miss Florence CARL arrived home
week ago from Columbia, n. y. where she
has been taking q course in dietetics.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moshcr Of Portland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tracy and little
all Sunday guests OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Mosher.
Mrs. Nellie Brown, after being At work
for different ones at China village the past
three weeks. returned 20 Mrs. W. J. Thomp-
sons Sunday where she will be for awhile.
Mrs. Hazel 0rindel Is visiting Gladys
Bryant in Augusta for a few days
Arthur Harrington. who has been i'll with
typhoid fever the past two weeks in the
state hospital, Augusta, is getting along
nicely.
Mrs W. o. FArinston returned home Sun.
day after being in Augusta nearly two weeks.
Mrs. Ham Whitehouse. Mrs. L. W. Jones,
Mrs. Emma Robbins and Mrs. II. W. Jones
in Augusta.
Mrs. N. G. Webber who has been visit.
ing in Auburn. Lisbon and Brunswick, re.
turned on Tuesday.
l.. Z. Smith, Jy., Of Boston will address
the Red Cross workers ct the Library Thurs.
day p. NJ. 1t o'clock. As Mr.. Smith is
General Superintendent Of all New England
Red Cross work this will be a grand oppor-
tunity to become informed on all lines.
Norman Jones. Marjorie Maxwell and
Harvey H. Jones passed Sunday in skowhe-
gan, guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Good.
speed.
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Found
SMALL DARK RED BULL AT M
Ostriches Waltz in Desert

One Of the oldest sights on the SAN
dy stretches of a plain in southern
Africa is party of Waiting os-
triches, When there are number of
them they will start off. and after
running q few hundred yards, will
stop and with raised wings, will
WIFI rapidly round until they are
stuplhed. or perhaps break a leg. The
males pose also before fighting. They
kneel On their ankles, opening their
wings and balancing themselves al
terhately forward and backward. or to
one side or the other. while the neck
Is stretched out on a leve, with the
back and the head strikes the sides,
now on the right, now on the left.
While the feathers are bristling. The
bird appears at this time 80 absorbed
III us occupation as to forget all that
is going on around him, and can be
approached and caught. The male
alone utters a cry, which sounds much
like an effort to sneak with the rnauth
shut tight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
New York Produce Market

New York, June 5.
CORN-Spot unsettled; kiln dried No.
yellow 1874 IA and No. I yellow 153 Ia
cost and freight New York
PoRk-Easy; mess 4eo0a4S0O; family
$500: short clear 4600a52O0
LARD-Weak; middle west 24OcG241D.
3 I I T r F = Steady; receipts FISH !;
creamery higher than extras 43sM44: do.
extras. % score, 43: firsts 41M42A: packing
stock current make No. 29la30.
Enthusiastically receipts 22.970; fresh
gathered extras 37:d3s: fresh gathered
storage packed frsts 356rS6: do regular
packed extra frsts 3sT37: do. firsts $500
IS: state. Pa. and nearby western hem
merry whites fine to fancy 1904: state
Pa. and nearby hennery browns 3SG4l
do gathered browns and mixed colors 80
M37
POTATOES-F Bermuda No. 1
Darrel S5lae"; southern new No. l bar
rel 4f0T550 sweets Jersey No. | 2251 g7b.
SCGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
sos; fine graduated 7.iS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06

Captain Frank Brown Of the East
ern Steamship Lines Bangor ana
Boston route died Tuesday at his
home in Hampden. aged 81 years. He
was stricken with a shock about two
veeks ago. He went TO sea when -
years old and was in the coastwiss
trade until 30 years ago. Beginning
on the Boston and Bangor boats Al
deckhand he was rapidly promoted
and was one of the few to reach the
pilot house and a commanders H.
cense from the freight deck. He had
commanded the steamers City of
Rockland, City Of Bangor. Belfast and
Camden. His last command was the
City Of Rockland. which had been re-
turned to this route. He wAS the
ranking captain OF the line. A widow
and son, Parker Brown Of Keent, n.
H., survive.
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Classified
Ad Rates

Ie a word for I time.
20 . word for 3 times consecutive.
So a word for 6 times consecutive.
Extra insertions, pro rata.
NO advertisement taken fer less
than 25c.
All classified advertisements must be
prepaid.
The Journal does not knowingly
accept any fraudulent advertising
OF any kind. The Journal will IN
"sstieate promptly and vigorously
every claim from any person who
mas been in any way deceivea or
'nstreated through answering en-
advertisement. The Journal VIII
thank its readers to bring to IT'S
attention any failure on the part
OF an advertiser to make good his
promises. 1t is the belief OF rms
paper that an advertiser serves ms
own interest best only whom ne
ssrves the public best. II you are
not satisfied tell the Journal.
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WINDSORVILLE

MISS Elizabeth Greeley was a recent
visitor Of friends in Somerville.
The children of the school on the Neck
nave organized a Junior Red Cross So
ciety with Miss Harriet Greeley secre-
tary. They are knitting gull. blocks.
Henry Blodsett and Arson Trask were
visitors last week in Pittston.
Herbert Brown had leave Of absence
from employment on the railroad to
work on the land and do his planting.
Mrs. Harriet Greeley, Mrs. Edith
Greeley and Miss Elizabeth Greeley.
have each made an win-the-war garden.
Harold Sproui, who has been called
to tie colors, left Thursday to 20 to
Fort slocum. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lyon Of Angus
ia were guests Wednesday Of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lyon.
An Auxiliary Junior Red Cross society
has been organized at Erskine school
every pupil. is in number, joining. They
will give an entertainment Tuesday eve
ming If weather is fair: If not the fol-
lowing Wednesday evening, to raise
money for Red Cross work
Mrs. A. S. Allen of Boston, who wa.
a guest last week Of her aunt. Mrs.
Annie Sproul, returned to her home
Sunday.
Misses Eva and Inez Lyon are visi-
tors at the Lyons homestead.
Arthur Sproul OF Bath passed last
week at the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. james Sproul.
| Mrs. Ellie Allen of Belmont. Mass.
q member OF the Woman's Motor Corps
to convey Red Cross patients to hospi-
! tails. accompanied by Arthur Sproul,
his mother and her grandchildren, were
callers of Mrs. J. B. Stilphen Saturday.
: Mrs Charles Northey OF whitefeld
was a recent visitor OF her daughter.
Mrs Adelbert Sproul.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sproul and children
Of Augusta were Sunday visitors Of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Sproul.
Another Star was added to the servic.
flag at the G. A. r. Post May 30. in
honor Of Miss Pauline W. Doe, Wind
sor girl. superintendent of L. S. Base
Hospital, Camp Gordon, Atlanta. Ga.
Miss Doe was the first nurse to leave
her home in the State and enlist in the
Red Cross with the expectation Of goinG
overseas. She IL a graduate of hospital
in Augusta. n post -graduate of Bellevue
Hospital. New York. had a special
course in Red Cross work in Peter Bent
brigham Hospital. Boston. and Wash
inston. d. G.. and was chosen for super
intendent OF hospital AT camp Gordon.
II is suggested that she be adopted az
the daughter Of the reg m mt which bears
the name o. the honored Governor 81
Maine. the Miliiken Heavy Field Artil-
lery.
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cui,yo,d BOY pies from iHjuris.

Charles Ladd, the 15-year- old son
of Fred Ladd Of Guilford. received
injuries on Monday afternoon which
resulted in his death about 8 A. NJ.
tuesday. The boy and his father
were both working at the Hudson
Farm. and the hoy was driving a
manure spreader. He fell from the
spreader IN some manner. the for
ward wheel OF which ran over his
ankle and the hind wheel over his
chest. Although no bones were
broken the injuries were Of such a
nature that death ensued. Funeral
services will be held from the n. E.
church on Thursday afternoon. Rev.
A. J. DINER ofsiciatias. Interment 1t
Garland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06
Chieape Cattle Market

Chicago, June 5.
HOGS-Receipts 5000; market opened
10 to % cents higher on better grades,
closed dull with early advance mostly
lost. Butchers 1e5ol1710: prime heavy
lS5o11e7o: heavy packing 1625@1s5o: rough
heavy 15oo6l6lo: selected light 171o@1725;
bulk OF sales 1e5OHl10o.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; beef steers
higher; choice and prime 1900 IT'S: me
dunn and good 1860 1900: common and
plain 12zsGl45o; COWS and heifers steady
TO strong: calves steady; stockers and
feeders steady.
SHEEP--Receipts 1000; strong; lambs
higher: top shorn lambs It's: top spring
lambs 1850; best fat ewes 1875.
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New York Money Market

New York. June 8.
Mercantile paper, four months 6, six
months G.
Sterling f0-day bills 413.
Commercial 6C-day bills on banks Az
Commercial 60-day bills 4.71s, demand
415a. cables 416 7-l6.
Francs, demand 5.71a ca bles SO.
Guilders, demand So. cables 5Ga.
Lire. demand 9.12. cables 90.
Rubles. demand l3s. cables "a nominal
Bar silver aah
Mexican dollars r.
Time loans steady: 60 days 5a65s, 30
days 5i46, six months 53Gf6.
Can money firfner high ), low 5. rul-
ing rate 3, closing bid A. offered at s,
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B oston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston, June 5.
PEFF-Choice whole cattle AIae1.
RUTTER-Northern .Asa1i4 western g
d42.
THEFSE--New York twins 22lQ25l.
CORN-Eo. 2 yellow 1i4lM175.
EGGs-Choiee hennery and nearby asa
4s: western 24sG35
HAY-No grade timothy TMs8.
I.AMR--Snr'ng 2aMs2
PORk-Mefirrn backs le7h,
OTATOES-Maine el0m2sa per 100
lbs. new southern sac ner barrel.
SIC aR-Grr nulated. % Dbl. lots, f.5s.
VEA1--10a20.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. June 5.
Corn today reversed its action Of yes.
terday and turned decidedly weak after
a moderate advance. Beafish crop re.
ports appeared TO be chiefly responsible
for the setback. Prices closed heavy a.
to 20 net lower, with July 1se IL tu
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FREEDOM
Gard 81 Thanks.

We wish to thank all who so kind
~ aided us IN bur bereavement and
for the nora, offerings.
MR.. & MRS. G.. Fl. CA fF'ORD.
MIR. & MRS. r. 4. CUSHMAN,
MIR. c. =. KNOWLTON & FAMILY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06

Eighty residents Of Martins Ferry.
O., contributed one cent each to a
fund of 50 cents and presented it % a
local merchant. who write to Wash
ineton In an effort 10 collect q hill
for 80 cents from a war recruit Tho
money was sent to the merchant with
q scorohinG note,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06

4 40-foot signboard, electrically
Sighted which will bear names Of ,he
Eeenah, Wis. young men in service,
is to soon cover q conspicuous place
on the exterior Of the Municipal
Building. More than 800 names are
on the list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06

Germany has limited the amount
that prisoners may spend 70 $1S 4
week for oFcer' And 'ia.ss iss
privAtoA
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THE MACHINERY, PLANT. STOCK

III trade ana fixtures o. the u. ID. Thorn
dixie Machine Company, located at y
Portland Pier, Portland, Maine, ana az
Tlllson's Wharf kCckland Maine.
These properties are to be sold at once
tor the purpose Of settling the estate Of
the late George d. Thornuike The bus
mess carried on at each OF the locations
has been a general gasoline motor bust
ness, noth marine and stationary en-
slne, supplies and fixtures, and a gener-
al repair business. At DuIn plants IN ad-
dlton to the stock there are a run
equipment OF machines, tools and trade
H&tufes necessary TO carry on the busl-
hess. At Rockland, Maine, the estate
owns new tWo-sIory building with Of
noes, salesroom and machine shop. The
Ihnfhdlkc Machine Company has the
agency Tor the leading marine and sta
tlohaiy gas engines, and TRANSACTED a
business OF large volume at boIn fort-
land and Rockland. Inc entire property
Is LOT sale either separately or together
ana can be seen by appointment win
the Undersigned. + or more detailed Ill
formation, inquire OF William II. Gui-
liver, attorney ior the estate, NO ~
Exchange street, Por,lanu, Maine
may31dlw
MY PLACE IN PfTTSTON, NE,
Oh X. r. -. II. Goou traue II sold at
MIS-. F. i'n4DD1. ,,l,1ng
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to 1c. The outcome in provisions varied
from II cents decline to rise OF -
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WALL STREET
Reported by HAYDEN, Stone e. Co.

Members New York Stock Exc. Bos-
ton Stock Exc, New York Cotton Exc,
Board of Trade. Portland
Era nch OfTice. $50 Middle St. New Eng
land Telephone 1852. 1863
VIM. Fl. PORTER, Mgt,
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Auction Sale
OF Household Goods and
Farming Implements
Saturday z P. M.

June ., 1918, at farm Of the late Dan.
iel =. Seribnsr on Ne. Vernon road,
near ceembs Mills, Bert P. Stuart,
Avetisnssr.
S,~AsSQx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-06

90 ACRE FARM 2 MILES FROM

Gardiner, about 46 tillage balance, wood
land ana pasture, loamy soil. Will in
clude. farming tools. and / pair horses.
cows, yearlings, calves, % hens.
Also crops in ground. acres oats, u
acres potatoes. acres beans, acre OF
garden truck. Win sell cheap ii taken
at once. Inquire Nelse Tnulen, MarsIon
Road, Gardner. Tel. 314-5 Jn6d3t
A LITTLE BUSINESS WITH A BIG
profit. Cheap TOR cash or will exchange
Tor auto or property. Enquire }. D..
lG2 Water ST. jn6dlwk
6 ROOM HOUSE ON WATER ST.,
Gardiner. Maine. Address 14S Water
St. W. q. Kicker. mayIl, tn-sat ,5w'
THE CHM HOUSE ON WASH.
ington Ave, in Gardner, Me. Inquire
G. A. knight. jn4dtf
HOUSE AND LOT AT 8 MURRAY
st. Apply to f. 5. Smith, Trustee, Il
Gannett St. ln4dtf
8 ROOM BUNGALOW NEAR CAR
barn. Kiverton St. q. Anderson.
jnld6t*
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

Explorers say that the Cassiqulare
river in South America is remarkanie
In that II sometimes flows north ana
sometimes south.
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For Saie-Misceiianeous
FOR rue 49,.

POTATOES FOR THE TAaLE To
plant, and for pigs and poultrv tai
oy6-M, Laliberte Bros. :; w.
This is a strictly nrst clos e. %
smooth, nice potatoes and will ne coll
WhoIesale or retail. H. H Les. jn3dff
ONE CAR OF FERTILIZER. 40
L, j. Arey, Augusta. Tel. 1872
jnsdatr
HAND PICKED OLD FASHIONED
yellow eyed beans. Genuine e. -
Beane, Gardiner. 10,
u TONS LOOSE HAY, q MILES
from Augusta. Tel. 424-Y. ln5nf,s
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES OF
furniture: l large walnut bookcasa
glass doors, convenient drawers and al
ing space tat special bargain: / wal
nut buffet; walnut chamber SET. wal
nut center table; l set dining chairs
cane seat ana back; small oak desk:
household sewing machine ). Grcea
street. Telephone 2l6-Y. iune4-5-6
KITCHEN CABINET, WOODEN
bed with spring. clothes reel. Bargains
II sold at once. Call l2a Swan street.
juue4d3t'
SINGLE HORSE FARMING OUT.
ft-jisger wagon moving machine, cut
away harrow, spring-tooth harrow, hav
norse-rake, seeding pillow. horse hoe
fine set sleds with top, splendid oscar
pung. good sleigh. old-style sleigh. light
riding wagon. Also good set jce-cuttlnr
tools, separator DE LavaD churn. two
butter workers. cans. cream pals etc
y 4. Chadpourne. Maple street, Farm
lngdale. jn4d3t
DRUG sToCk-WiLL SELL MY
stock consisting of Drugs and Medicines
anu necessary fixtures such as show
cases, soda fountains, etc. Located III
one of cleanest and finest Villages III
Maine. Best of reasons for selling AG-
dress II. T., Daily hennebec journal,
Augusta, Me. jn4dlw
40 3. p. ROCK CHICKS 10 DAYS
old. good stock at .o,. each Wallace
., Gil!ey, Augusta, K. f. ID. i. Teie-
phone 1873. jn4dSle
ROW BOAT, DOUBLE ENDER
about 1GA #. long. Practically new. siJ.
Il. X. Carver, So. Monmouth jn3dlw'
WATCHES, WALTHAM, ELGlN
and all best makes sold at lowest price,
at Drews Reliable Jeweiry Store, /.
Lisbon ST, Lewiston. lunel div
GREEN MOUNTAIN SEED PoTA-
toes. X. II. Bruce. NaaSalb",'. Me.
Telephone 1913. tnay3Ga6tA
WATCH BARGAINS AT DREW'S
Reliable Jewelry Store, 80 Lisbon st.
Lewiston. junel div
HERRING NET, ALL MOUNTED.
Only used one season, at a bargain.
Casavant q Clouticr, 50 Water 81
mAy29dtr
DIAMONDS GUARANTEED IN
weight and color at extremely low
prices at DrewS Reliable Jewelly Store
Is Lisbon St, Lewiston. junel. div
FIRST CLASS PORTABLE STEAM
saw mill in good shape wi,n los ~
power. {. W. treema!4, NiscHS.et. Me.
MAY ZlIf
TWO SHOW CASES, / 2o-FoOT
counter. Murphys Drug Sore, Al
SuSla nlayl I'd f
BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CON-
alton. IrIce 40. Call toreno,na, 10
WAGER street, li&I!0W,h. nAyl4u-l
COVERED RAGE, TWO
seated, canopy top, rubber tired, cut
under Surry !, good as tlcW, At d aovI
trade. /. Ii. ttandat mayfair
STOVE WOOD FOR SALE, LARGE
or small, promptly delivered. Phone
ov2-N. can WHOM street. Augusta.
- mem Il
Autos. Boats. Motors. ETC.