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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06
NEW Work sTook MARngv
Features 81 tie Days Dealings in Az
the lead.aa Staeks


New York. Dec. s-S1oSks drifsed id e
aaHng the greater para Of todayss ex-
tsefHely professional session. prices of
HAnS teSdiax issues eviEeiRg q further
clspasiuos to decline uEder moderate
pressure Reyerrien 20 the old rule On
stock margins pernittinE brokers to
soan Up 70 = Per cant. on collateral tat
Cd 10 stimulate outside interest Ia tie
Alsntsst degree, nor did this ulcdiHc:-
ifos tend 10 relax rates tor money Pools
were fairy active nevertheless In suca
sleeo-aove favoFatss ~ tobacco, mo-
tors. oils snEzrs end several Miscei.a-
heous ISSUES. ef0A4 gains IN this Siris-
ION rAREnE from fwo - almost 10
N.1A interest Ia tae gensFAI indus
trials was heightened by the publication
pessaEaistic refeFeRee to the future ef
fns steel and iron trade, With rsedic-
usns 81 general cut in prevailing Rrics
schedules.
United States Steel Was tAs es,eetsvs
OF .Hessssnt pressure although Welding
lEcuslriais and equipments also made
Material recaVeflss in the fHal hon.
and sas shares followed the utilities IN
gains of two 10 four Eeilts. although
local ira ctiOas we're inclined to yield
Rails ard sAippiRgs we're among the
uncertain features. the former showing
irregulaTi,y throughout while Marines
eased ia the later dealings with totals
and obscure issues. Sales amounted %
ss9aaa shares, The only alteration n
IN sterling, demand bills rates showing
more hTMEess. The tore Of Uaited
states government bonds again offered
contrast 20 the balance of tie bond
list, Liberty issues continuing TO de-
low a, sSss Total sales, pas sslae. az
gregated Si-2F5,as. Old &. s. hoRcs
wers NnclaEsed or call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06
James F. sa9ley. State Board Of
Charles anE Correetiens

The last speaker a the morning
session was James r. Bagley. Score
t.!y 0i the State board OF Charities
ais: Corrections. Regarding legisla-
i.oi, Mr.. Bagley said that for some
sine The Siate Board has sd. coated
i e establishment OF county or dis
II .cl sllshouses and that the scnti-
IlaeE.: as the GCa. ii had gathered il
fiHI:l over Inc State was more than
iovE 70 che in favor Of ;he larger
rn!i foE btaTing the burden OF taxi
a. care 81 persons who require fun
s3.;.3or. or al Least more than tenn
l''59-Ty support IL series Of Is
Ese etiBss in Counties for the eonsid-
Grafton OF this matter the only oppo-
saiioR was in the cities OF Bangor nd
i'aSlland, both OF which we're large
lHough 10 meet their own needs ana
y tuld not be affected. Air, Rasley
: 80 spoke upon the law providing
jor aid for mothers OF dependent
children under II Years OF age.
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New York Produce Market

Nsw YORK, Dec- :.
WHEAT-Spoi steady; No. red Sii
coRN-spot steady; Nc. yellow
l6s 81 and No. white IA "a cost AMI
freight New YORK.
t'ATSSpot steady: standard GaGi-
LARD-Easy, middle vest MSGa66
COTTONSEED OIL<DuiI: pane sum
ner yellow nominal
BCTTER-Weak; receipts tSi4 tubs !;
creamery higher than extras esl9ss; ex-
ira, - score, s. AlS; first ASG6s; packing
stock current make No. 4igiIs
EGGS-ITrsguiaF receipts fsu4, fresh
gathered extras f5; fresh gathered reg
ular packed extra drs.s eas1T.; do. first
s6a7i; state Pa. ana nearby western
henEery brown sel&e; do gathered
tIcwn and mixed collars 7adTs.
P0TAToESFirner; Maine lse ies.
ssaG rs: Long Island N5Gse,i Virginia
l..e crop bhl 500 as
CABBAGES-Firm: Danish seed ten
! sles. 2iah. domestic iatsaisA.
sCGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal
~: ire graduated 80
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Erskine Academy Notes

On Friday. Dec. 5, Erskine students
will hold the annual fair. supper an !
play. The fair vill be from o'clock
10 s. the supper from go to :. the play
at T.S0- The name OF the play Ia 'The
Time Of Ills Life AMI the cast IL -
follows. Uncle Tom, an Old colorej
brother from the South, Leslie johnson:
Tom Carter. Mrs. GreYs brother. Les
ter Young: Mrs. Boo Grey. Lila Fat-
rington: Peter wycombe. 'pessimis.'
with digestion. Fred Turner: Mrs
Peter wscon6e. q '-peronage." Mar
iorie Maxwell; Dorothy Landon, Sc
eretiy engaged to Tom Carter, Alta
Doe: hob Lre.-, Frank Alarming; James
IansoR. S-.. Dorethy's father: Of a
peppery disposition. Xey Merrill; On
Ger Hogan. Of the Fgsn;y- secoad Street
Police station. Se!soa Manning. sya-
opsis: Act / Dining room IN Grey
home about aye o'clock p. u. Act II.
Same al Act. l. abo1; one hour later.
Act III. Library, at o'clock A. n.
ihe same night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06
Afternoon Session

Tile speaker at the afternoon SEES
sion was Z A. I.yerson. chairman
Of The Board Of Assessors Of the city
q Auburn. whose subject was The
Assessor an the job" In his talk he
dealt IN an admirable manner with
the duties and questions that con-
cara the important work IN which
the assessors are engaged, Mir. Fly
erson said in part:
The complex life of our time with
its manifold forms Of business and
industrial activity. brings to the as
SCISSOR many neT items Of personal
never dreamed Of. To Tx fair values
on many of these is not easy, without
an inventory, which often is difficult
to obtain. The aid of the owner, if
sinCe.e is invaluable. have found
that q careful inquiry among the
minor Industries in my city has re-
suited III finding valuable properties
for assessment
The assessment Of the large man
ufacturing concerns. business and
public service corporations, is a most
serious and interesting question.
These corporations form the basic
Industries Of the communities where
they exist. Their prosperity is vital
TO the life Of every community later
est The value Of all other property
holdings is made more vaiuabis by
their presence. Recognizing every
service big business renders, yet the
plain evidence Of great prosperity in
so many Instances, and the apparent
opulence Of owners, Justify a most
careful inquiry into values, and the
endeavor 10 adjust the burden Of tax
alton 50 that its imposition shall be
equitable.
! cannot refrain from expressing TO
q the experience Of other states. so
ably and eIaboraieIy set forth by Hon.
B. G. McIntire before the Assessors
Convention year ago. we may hays
legislation which will allow the tax
ing Of intangibles in q more scientific
and satisfactory manner. I believe
it would result in largely increased
revenue and reach holdings which
now bear no part Of the burden Of
taxation
Mr.. Ryersonrs address was followed
ny an interesting discussion Of many
important points relating to the dl
ties Of the assessors.
The conference was finally ad-
iourned shortly before 5 p. H.
Resolutions Adopted
The following resolutions presented
by g. w. Q. Perhan Of W0odstock
we're adopted by the coayention:
Whereas 1t is probably true that
never in the history Of our Stats was
So raueh nancy required 70 keep
state. county aud municipal macfin-
cry moving ss AZ the present time,
and
Whereas By the provisions Of our
tax laws this burden shouid be equal
IL and equitably distributed, and
whereas . marked inequality In
property values In many cities and
towns does exist and that this com
dition Of affairs Is wrong snd places
an unjust burden upoa the small
property owners:
Therefore Be !; rssolysd b. tbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06

CT oairy inspectors m towns where
sney were thought necessary.
Ar. teadSsttsr, pepartEeat Of ssate
The Executive Department was
,Ts.seseated by George w. Leadbes-
ter messenger 10 the GsyeTn0s and
coancii. who talked upon she support
OF State paupers. the law providing
fSr . pension for the needy blind. And
he gave figures showing that for this
Year amount Of pensions for the blind
vas $4a. ESQ: $4,000 was expended
for the maintenance CT the Institute
Isr the Blind at Portland. and 81, SOC
was expended tor the education Of the
tsliE6 at Perkins Institute Water
Town. Mass At the Maine Institute
Cor the Blind at Portland the blind
are taught to work and cara The tn
siiute will accommodate IS or 50, but
now there are only about % pupils.
Hon. Geo. w. Nertan 81 oevsraer's
Council
Hon, Geo ". Norton az Portland, q
member Of Gov. Milliken's Couac:l,
was the mex, speaker, talking upon
the subject Of Soldiers Aid He
showed that towns must give aotifi-
cation when soldiers return because
OF the fact that when the soldiers are
discharged the aid to dependents
Ceases. And he spoke of the matter
OF continued aid for families Of men
Who have been killed or disabled in
the war.
Or. l. o. Bristol, Health Department
The mex; department. represented
was the State Health Department.
The speaker was DIR. l. D. Bristol.
state health commissioner. W no speks
OF the work done by the State and
sy the Health Department in the in
nuenza epidemic He stated that this
! was the worst epidemic in the State
ana the country for many, many
years There had beer az least 500
coo deaths in the United States since
sept Is or account OF The influenza.
There were approximately se,eeo
cases OF insuenza in this State and
about 6gt deaths
TO help III every part Of the State
during the epidemic Z committee Has
appointed by Governor Miliiken. On
this committee being representa-
tive Of the State Health Department,
the United States Health Depa rtmens,
The American Red Cross and the
Ialne Public Safety Committee The
fprese2salis~ o. the Federal depart
Eaen1 vas able 10 round Up . number
Of nurses ana doctors for service in
tic State.
He said that q, present the epidem-
&c was under control. although there
are counties IL which q secondary
epidemic IS appearing but in mild
form.
II closing his talk ne spoke on the
subject OF venesea! diseases and reg-
nations for heir control
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Or. A. Q. Thsmas, School Department.

The first Of the speakers of the fore
noon representing the SIX State depart
ments was Dr.. A Q. Thomas, State So
perinisRdent of public schools, In open
ing his address he said that We spea K
Of recots tructien, but there are only
. few things 10 be reconstructed. With
the returning Of millions OF men :,
their Work there viii be reconstruc-
ton OF government and society. The
government viii he a more pure denloc-
raey. Ard there will be Z reconstruct
uon Of Industrial and commercial life.
This reconstruction as it pertains to
the school was described b. DR.. Thorn
as, who said that the schools haze rot
been demolished. although they have
tsen intsrfered with 10 some extent
The TeeoRstructioRs means ore OF edu-
eatiossl ideals. There is small per-
esaiass of Reop,s of the United States
VINO are college men and ii they were
10 become the rulers Of this country ii
Saul3 be an educational aristocraey.
And that MUST not appear. However.
TIE knowledge OF elementary facts will
not 90 for the future. A secondary ed
uea;ipn rsprese nted IL nigh schools
Viii be needed. The bogs and girls must
AID story 10 their education 20 piee,
TIE necessities Of the future
The United State government now
1eels that il has responsibility in the
development sad uuilding Ut OF the
states The Fresiden. has recommend
ed greater road building IN this COIN
Try, even on roads extending 10 tie very
rural sections. The United States pro-
Poses the Hoke Smith Dill - provide
81. ,ds.a-tse for sohpols. II the bili passes
s .fn.ts viii come 70 the State 81 Name
for 'tae SUPPORT CT lis schools
Dr.. Thomas in closing his address
stated that the department Of eiuca-
ton wanted the cooperation o. all TO
assist in eye-r way TO produce lhe hes.
sys.eIn q schools that can he produced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06

delegates assembled IN this Second
annual Caavsntioa shat they pledge
their iRApence and their service. and
- faF - they are able thar will ex-
sreiss due vigilance in the valuation
q properly tOs taxAtisa IN the cities
and tewaa IN the stats: % the end
that in this r>eonstssctioa period toi-
lQWias . sTeas worad var the hurdsa
az taxatio1 ahAu not fali TOO heavily
upon th0ae least ahls 70 heAr it.
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Boston sseet Harkst
1estea Pnedues Market

Hestsa Prsdues Market
Boston, Dec &
REEF-Choice whole cattle k4A
BUTTER-SorthsTl 6S&Ni SestarA
s5as3
CERN-No 8 yellow iss9fFa
EGGS-ehoice hsEner1 and asareE ~
gal Hestsra NGa,
hAY-No. / grade timothy st0cussS.
LAMBspHng EH8
PGRk-Nedium backs -
sUGAg-GraHulassd. = hbl. istsr 10,
NEAT@liG0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06

SPANISH MERING EWES. N LAMB,
ty isly Y-Ize-winElLs ram. These SAse9
are heavy sheaTers. VII! a'eT@Ee = .1>
Are good SIZE and are tt.e test CT Yer
I'm. eelsis,
!. GISTERED GUERNSEY BULL
eight months old chap for cash Roy
smiley, Augusta. Ne. II {. i'ecsdS;'
PAIR OF MARES. WEIGHT 80 .os.
goes sound, age ana II, lTlee s2t3 :, :.
& J, care journal. l.csett!'
BAY HORSE. COOP DRIVER. SAFE
for chll3ren. weight ID. Terms reason
atle # taken - once- 80 Spring street
GaTc;ney. cess il :"
LAY HORSE, YEARS OLD. SOUND
ana KIND: Weight ID = q CTlnET1:n
Hallowell Tel SIS deciEw
shire Down. April and May iArnbs. 81
each Also four White Chester PIGS.
eight weeks cid s. each Il. :. Weeks
jefferson, Name Gec.6.:'
..OAN MARE WEIGHING li9l, BULL
months Old Jersey AMI Guernsey,
cheap for cash. (. Il. Smith, z. =. ..
No !. Gee4do.'
TEN WEEKS OLD PIGS FHEU
knight. Stanley Road WINTHROP
NICE PAIR HORSES FIVE A!lI' SIX
gosd vo-.ers. also guJ.! 20 horse. Ed
saT6 F. Gof, il. !. Augusta dec3als'
AT BARGAIN X TAkEN SOON. 4
Jersey tgl calf. best Of breeding, ana
type. ASP berks1rt 1osr les eight
~ssks; y riEh' !. Y s7cs rg fern an
NEaToo-te cosi.ere4s- MAY hatch large.
he2l-hF and 81 -gl+1ciI I!-H2ge A.
c0njc Farm. WiasieE. Ne lecs66t@
FAIR OF MULES RIGHT OFT OF
hard WORK: perfectly caeTe-. weigh! 80
81 Ai5o very yt!Ash chestnut horse
s yesrs CID. <ppn1- safe for LADY 10
3T.Ts; Lice 11:Er, vel 6red weight
tE s,5, [,s* , ss L, h L'4ss asc 5i.
BLACK HORSE. 1879. ACE DkIN EK,
safe, ss1E1. - q tekt cAeT. u Crosby.
oecl1lS'
AlHEDALE NOS Old Fl PPIEs.
sired - tezpor4 ex.yel3er. Champion
al New Il Z Log SLOW. SeEt q HINT
ers- w1tca dogs a--d chi.6-en corapan-
II. J, Nerg1eA. 81 -sT-l-
ct WEEK FIlis. CHF5sTEK AND
esch Il J. Msrgslk IL: ,gI-5.
- HoRsE ia. YEAks Old
So SGa 49, a3 hs TSF IsF i III an an
opy top sLrT3, SIDE curtains. s46e .lsats,
il trst-tlass s4pe, iigat ls-lar sal
names saddle am bride make Z fine
outfit fer public team. Also sorreI 1
~. old colt, broken good saddle ho1Ee
Also biz K s IT old mare 1js. -lne
worker AID fair reader. H j NtT-
Tel lS1-Z. Govy33s:
GOOD SECOND HAND WORK tIU1sE
Iii1 lbs. cheap for cash CT exchange
for stock. q. B. Thaxter. Gents Hi,
Ne. ucyzTd2w.
BAY MAZE WEIGHING 800. SQUAD.
Sell for az. Box II. Liichheld. Me. Z
Is nox3sL .Ets
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LOST
STEAYEl

F.. STgAYED. ONE YEARLING
hssfer iigh. red and waite spot II face
SirsyeG from pasture Of o r. Sprouts
Orren O. Malcolm. Weeks Mills, Ne,
noy sec9Is
LADY's HAND BAG CONTAINING
money sni iocket marked II. E: ?.
Eswsrd fer return 90 hennebEc Jour
nal OAce, Gardner, Airs L O. Push
ard dee%1s,
BETWEEN WINTHROP AID TWO
niles beyond Wayne, brown SUITCASE.
mcEt!A clothes, ard clothss-dryer ia
rig. TaeEe things belonged TO recently
deceased daughter and are Of septiuea-
tai valve 10 Ere Notify Mrs. Il G
kHsxiss, Ezsae. AE. Il E. 2. s.
.t-ssssi71s
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Me-. York Money Aaeks&

Sew Yors. De- 3
Msreaaliis pap4r 6
Sterling s-day bills 4f1.
Commercial ao-iaY bills az banks 49,
Commercial st-day bills .72s, demand
= Is. cables AS T-is
francs. demand sA5s, cables Is
G 3iiders. efnand AZ cables AZ
L&re. demand $50. cables s&
z ap!es. demand 81. sbies IL nominal
Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad toRds steady.
Time loans ..-GHg; I'D
Can money strong: high 6, ia1 {, ru,-
rg raie : closing bid 81 Offered az s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06

Chicago Dec j
EOIS-Eeceipis .s,sns Marke, most
iy 10 cents lower tsaa yeStsrdaYs aver
age, closing ia fair tone. Bar quota
tons unchanged
CATILE-keseipss e CO. Coed wsish.
s>eess and Gamer COWS stroaS, other
cattle steady 70 lower Calves steady.
Day quotations UNCHANGED.
SH EEP-Receipts 2-iE6 Sheep and
yeariings sseaGy: lambs steady TO Is
cents lower. Days quotations gnchang-
ed
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Chicago Preeuee Market

Chicago. Dec :.
Corn weakened in pyiee today after
the fast became clear that A6Tthern
H,iaoss oAsrssgs "a particular had COZ.
siGeTab.y enlarged. The market closed
nervous SIS ret lower 20 II advance,
with 10th January ana February III -
10 IL oats lost IA 20 Is ead psp-
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l. .. 6srrows, State Highway oe-
partment

TIE state highway department was
represented q! L T. Barrows, assistant
engineer. il charge OF the State All
CT Carrying Oh the work Of the State
Highway Commission. The Office nov
fss its FIVE divisions: State highway,
maintenance, bridges. stats-s;d high
WAYS. and county.
aIr. Rarro1s pointed out that the
State aid work for next year begins
TITS year, as the law requires That
seiectE.en Of Tie towns make recon-
mendations to the state Highway
Commission for the location Of State
aid roads He stated that he dill not
believe one-tt.ri of the towns sent
in recommended before Aug Il.
Tire commission must make its re-
port 20 tie towns Oh or before Feb.
-. The action Of TIE town shah be
reported 70 the commission b. the
iowa
Regarding maintenance. he stated
that before tie present State high
way Law was passed there vas prac-
tfcSlly no maintenance. During ttle
pas. rear there were over 431g miles
under patr6.. A.. patrelrnen and ;s7
towns haripg patrols. OF the z731
miles there we're 81 H.iIes of State
highway and s51 miles Of State-aid
b ishway under patrol ire remaining
distance being unimpToyed roads
TIE total expenditures amounted q
ss9a. CSC
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For Sale-Real Estate
ZOO Down Secures Equipped
'r,Acre Dairy Farm

E.Nss tcrs EzE. -s-cc~ spring
E.sise Ias' IL, ssi crtam aHa feel
70 Eofs eki.Elat~l .as cords wood.
" i,-0tf 20 btls apples last
3. 49, IN sg,'se f.srrs' graz
s.-s'- +-1 poJl'iF hvlse Only
3D. - ~ village. creamery aRs
a-itr Fteo-e owners los pT.cs
a. --Ael noH ne Inci99es pr.
tDNs c-'ftE. SOW, peu!tTE.
|. SER. il-4te-s dry fiTs wood, wag
lN- GEAR separator. COOK stove,
- $40 -ot az furniture spj .u.o-
y ~-' 80 aovR and easy terms.
IS .sEv 10 -;rUUt Bargain CaIa-
I st-.,s oag mailed free
e. - I st9cgl Farm Agency
N-sA-asila - bos.0E.
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Conm'r ). A. Roberts, Department Of
Agriculture

Tie Eext speaker was Hon. John A
Roberts, commissioner Of agriculture
yho spoke regarding weights and
measures and plant pests
Commissioner Roberts told Of The
case Of hard working woman whD
was keeping a boarding house and
found she vas not making il pay.
Finally she vas obliged 10 sell ils
business and the man who bought
II was very careful and weighed the
meats and other things re purchased
the grocer's scales, and the former
owner Of the boarding house had not
been gstiing fer moneys worth and
did not know it.
The duties of tie local sealers Of
weights and measures were pointed
out ty Mr.. Roberts. who said that
each town must oYn It's own stan
dsrds for the USE Df the sea!er 81
weights and measures. The STAN
Gards are tested at the State House
once in FIVE year,. TIC present state
standards we're bought six years ago.
The State standards have 10 be ap-
proved by the Federal Department. ~
Washington. d. G. where the stan
dards for the United States are
Commissioner Roberts then dis
cussed the problem - plant pests,
stating that new oaa develops al
Mest every yesF- This year il is the
EurePcaR corn borer which vas in
into Massachusetts few
years ago and is this year a menace
To the grain industry Of New England
anc the entire country An appropria-
ticn is TO be asked from Congress TO
eradicate this pest Mr.. Roberts spoke
regarding the fight against the
trnwR-taii moth. the gypsy moth
and the San Jose scale. and IN clos
ing hs told of the duties Of dairy
and grSed the appointment
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WALL ST RE ct

Reported BY Hayden. Stone 4 CO.
Mem eeTs Kew Aork Sloos Exc.. k1s-
TOT S;och -Xc-. New 1pFk Gotten kIs,
Chicago Boari q Traoe- poTtlan
Branch Off5ce, is0 Middle ST Hes Eng
l. 10 TelephoIe 1852 ias,
Nh z PORTER. Mg.
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DOUBLE RUNNER DELIVERY PUNG
VIII covering Box A.. Gardiner
SHOE REPHKING And FINlSHER
outfit Price low for quick sale sls
Water ST. Gardiner decsdiws
LOVER HONEY, THICK RICH AND
delicious BY parcel pest los SIS.
LcnEfeiiov Rros-, HaIowe.i. Ne
Oak TOR wood or coal Inquire al
capitol street oscsds,'
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS P o 7
cards. seat postpaid for 7se per 10: Sc,
SIC; =. &c. IL. l0c- No trash. Sausfac-
ton guaranteed Prompt delivery, Try
Us. W. Whirtenors. Dover. Name
GRAY BIRCH MOOD TELEPHoNE
49, decsd,i
GROCERY PUNG AND FAIR OF
runners fer puns. L : Young. Angus
"a. Ne dsc5ost
E-te DEPOSIT, Sc CENTS WEEKLY.
Is J. bracelet watches brooch pms.
Silek-Hins. Maine tournaaAne asales
raass, pearl beads. bracelets. also COR
for 50c. week. All makes. Columbia
gra1oDo.a pricss same as other dealers,
everything guaranteed J. r Very. ~
w, Crescent ST. ~Al or send pos1a..
KNITTING YARN DIRECT FROM
pound. tleys 4Rd khas!. Postage lAAiA
On s. e. orders. Wr3le for samples. n.
4 Iiarllett, Harmony. Me. GecsdiEo'
WATCHES, WAL-AAM, ELGIA
ard ali best makes sold ct lowest prices
al Dre.s Rella Die Isweiry Store, -
CLASS RINGS. l GUARANTEES 40
~,
sara III solT sample from any e--A-
!ospe. Rings Il ACE 20 oE1er- Roya, the
Jewe!er. faallowe!l. Me. IoFsa4s,
WATCH BARGAINS At DKEW's
Reliable Je~e!ry Store. Is Lisbon St,
CASH PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS
of you van, aoney for C-ArastRas. Con-
novsads,
FCRS. HANDSOME --ARGE SET
genuine Hudson seal. long wide stole a
laoEes long Latest round nun. never
c O. d Privilege OF inspection before
-ayueu1 MIS-. Rowland Alexandra. -
ltlaa3Te Ave. Buffalo, y. y,
DIAMONDS GUARANTEED IN
weight and color at extremely ioS
9 l4sbon -. lewiston. @elL1-@
We HAVE THE ARoosTooK poUB-
IL las mess Tor ISL extra heavy 81 Get
cur prices On collars. ha.iers, etc, W
:. fll-slGry. WaieEvllas. now eee'
EN- AND SECOND HAND SLEnS.
Prices are night Whg noI by now
ana lie ready for snow. We asa have
lew Whitman Erocerg plngs ana tvs
seated states PRISON pungs. ".
Pl3sfurF. AaIeEysls. nuN5, 1St
7ss-F'T. BIN WROUGHT IRON PIPE
every length guaranteed. One Royal
CLARION parlor slove. Bargains Nes-
sers.sett Garage 90. Inc, A. STATE ct,
August ncN2s1tt
FEW CORDS OF FITTED STOVE
wood at $50 IL Best cry hard stove
Woo. e. fl, hindlrs &c. oashet- Large
ana small or0s7s promptly dellS:. e..
Caas. " ShaE, ! W!los St Tel. 20
NJ acvi53lfnos
FIVE u GAL CASKS SWEET
{ from selected SOCK IN cie2a liquor
bzrTeis Is cts. per gal. s. u FOR TIE L4>k.
II estlook Farm. Tel 1925 oltlsc'f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06
Caisa9c Cattle Market

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