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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

Norman Knight has returned IRON
visit to his sister, Mrs. Piiisoury's -
Gardiner. s&
Winnifred Webb, who has been teacn-
ing music in Mars Hills public schools,
is at home.
Cleve Knowlton il at home from 4;
Georgia camp for q short furloush.
Mrs. Gladys Knowlton went to BOstem
Tuesday to meet her husband. Clevs|
Knowlton, who is having shost fnE-1
Tough. 81
Vera Chalmers is visiting friends ~
Winslow. ss
Mrs. w. o. Harrington Of South Cn5ANs
has been visiting her mother, MIS-. al
sey Metcalf. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Stratton 49,
gone to Portland.
Mrs. Goodwin, who has been at Hse<YAs
for some me- nths, MAS returned MMe1,
improved in health. Her little son Sreos
erick who has been with hts aYnts
with her.
Mrs 8. b. Stratton. Mrs. Angie Lbbys
and Mrs Georgia Libby were guests ~
Mrs. Nellie Drake Wednesday At Tia
Abbott house.
Mrs. Dwight Chalmers Is In town Tor
a few days visit before opening her
school at No. T. 4,
Norman Fuller is at home from oAasI
ford for few weeks
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Rradstreak's Report


New York, March 2s.-BradstreA's to-
morrow will say
Trade exparus as. the season advances
ami optinisrf crows. though many chafe
under price Esgula tidn htl4osed py ene
goyernn,aht. Lack 0f labor, death of
materials sassi. m ucity d1Frars prevent
even lied vier lfaoS emshtS :. r.fsa
An early. Easter, accompanied " fa4
'verabt weather. has drought fenaH
Wholesale dealers es: fall shipments is,
more ia sqszSls ihas s sS sfss.'n cs sis
fsws. excaftts,fo, 'absedcs q rain il. The.
preparations, ares Ai6g made for ~
creased planting this strfng. ~ s.Ans
dominates everything, but even
normal ciyltan. requirements or
ebyptgy are eXpaadskg. The mereh ~:
" d0ss Ailed feONcrs their sfaIles1
ear t1thf the Ssasof. are now cS<t r
fnRrket only To find thet ste u IN
fnodities are searcesandsthat r lSsa
much, higher than when they Sf6
engaged In shopping. 8. $t 4
u Demand of course. centersx 6itf
essentials. but at, that some f1erefofd
neglected articles of adjournment haV2!
received more attention. ibis ppabably4
being ansincident OF Eastes:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

'ue,en cannes. Moth Monncs
Grammar Mrs Hazel Nexfft Chttsli
North PRIMARY. Miss Doris Webb
Lyon. Miss Annie B. FaF = ~:
Mrs. Clinton Smith; East - -
Keen.
Che RIGS Hall was ~ Ao'
Wilton over Sunday.
Leola Curtis returned from Auburn
Monday. after a short visit Win ner
sister. Mrs Lawrence Emery.
Tie Dov Scouts are making Rouse
! 10 houee canvass for books Tor tao
war service libraries for our so'ulers
and sailors and are meeting with
good success. about 200 books nave
been collected. The drive VIII cons
tinue throughout this Week. .ns
books will not be shipped before ths
first Of April
Miss clara Goodwin Of Litchheld Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. EuDias r.op-
ertston.
f.. F.. Day returned this week from
New Jersey where he has been on a
business TIP.
Mrs. Vinton Wadsworth after
short visit returned to her home IN
Woonsocket. r. l., accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Augusta WILCOX.
John O. Pierce and family q Lew
iston are at the Pierce homestcso On
Monmouth Ridge during the mnp,v
sirup season. Mr.. Pierce has AZ ~,
tapped 50 trees and would more nav
Re sufficient help. People IN tns 49,
ton who have maple trees are qu''e
generally improving the sap season.
Clinton Smith. has recentiy. ~
chased a nice pair Of work horses
Mrs. l. w. Crockett.
A short funeral service was heig Lvi
Mrs. I.uella w. Crockett AT the Nell
odist chapel Monday afternoon on ~
arrival of the 3 p. NJ. train. condys -,
ed bv Rev. G. l.. BangnarL
body was accompanied from Bevesss !;
Mnss by Mrs. Crockett's daughter anH
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lin"r
say and Miss Clara Lindsay. Ans
profusion of beautiful flowers sno" ~
the esteem in which she was hsiu ~
her many friends.
| DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell OF Auburn vas
I'm toup Tuesday. LIS sas4
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BELGRADE

A new Bible class was organised ~
urday evening. the Sd. Nat the home /
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Tilson with Is pre-
ent and Rev. IL. A. Burnham as teAche
The services at the church Sundd
were well attended with increasing i
terest and two seekers at the altar SUI
day night for the higher life. 81
The Sabbath school is growing in
terest and numbers, there being 10 81
ent on Sunday, the oath.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston Produce Market
Boston. March y. j.
H REEF-Choice whole cattle 4ass IS
BETTER-Northern 43h044; western
i2,.d43s. -, :.
CHEEsE-New York twins 2Sa253. 81
CORN--No. 3 yellow IyiA4l35.
EGGs-Choice henifeEy arid spearby n
q As: western 3Sala2. Ia.
HAY-No. grade %. ~
LAMR-Spring 24ma5.'~
PORK-Medium backs $3.50 n.
! POTATOES-lS0d190 per loo lbs; new
Bermudas 750IS per parrel. ..
GAR-Gra INFLATED, 70 Dbl. b0k 1855
NEAI-l56; a.
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G. S. Lord

George S Lord died at his heM IN
Belgrade March % of creeping par61f15s.
He was son of the late Mark LOT Ina
always lived on the home fart He
leaves'a wife and one daughter. 81
Bert Robinson of Augusta. and 5Arss
sisters, the last Of II children. t%E
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New York. Produce Market

New York. March O.
BTTTER-Steady. receipts 1884 tubs;
creamery higher than extras 42tM43: ex-
tras, 80 score, ~; tirsts 40AQ41A: seconds
3Sa939a.
fresh gathered extras 80: extra tirsts 500
337h; firsts 35aG35a seconds 34AG35; state,
Pa. and western hennery white fine to
fancy i3@45; do. brown 40u4l; do. mixed
colors S6dg38
pOTATOES-Firm; Maine 100 lbs 1870
81; Long Island do. 200M2 $50. ~
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Chicago Cattle Market :

Chicago, MAftF29.
Ml7oo;' light 1660G17Sv; mixed l&aQ172);
heavy 15o0M16S0; rough 1550Gll5&O.
.CATTLE-Receipts 1000 steady; native
steers #0d li65; stockers and feeders $40
M1llO: COWS and heifers 63GG1200; calves
105lq 1925.
n75al7t0; lambs 1525als5o
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.Ars. Elizabeth Turner

Mrs. Elizabeth (kackman Ttrlrer,
aged about 10 years, passed away
early Friday morning after very
Ibri6k Illness. She went to the home
ofA cousin, Mrs. Cyrus D. Hol-
;brod in tie Twelve Corners neigh
.bprhopA in madison Wednesday last
Tor, = svisit.B She was in her usual
tie time OF retiring Thurs
sdaJyAfRft but was taken i'll ABOUT L
sdA1oqk with a seeming attack of in
Akestion yith.a paralytic shock re-
'Slltfng. Mrs Turner was born in
1olon, the daughter Of Monroe kack-
NAN. She was the only one Of her
1arents' family to attain maturity.
MRS. Turner was the widow of Sum
er Turner. who passed away last
january and began her early married
life in Moscow. Later the couple lived
in Bingham and several years ago
came to Skowhegan to live. During
her husbands illness Mrs. Turner
was able to care for him and since
his death. has been in good health,
doing much work for the Red Cross
Auxiliary with which she had become
affiliated. The deceased had been an
attendant at both the. Methodist and
Bethany Baptist churches. The re-
mains viii be brought to Skowhegan
for funeral and will be placed in the
Receiving, tomb. Mrs. Turner. is sur
yived by..tYo sons, Roscoe of Show
hogan and Harry sof st. Paul MINI.
Mrs. A. f.. Dyer of this village is a
niece by iaw.
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Wanted-Femalc Helm
BIG PAY AND STEADY WORK

Tor girls and women in large rubber
shoe factory; experienced girls earn sl1
to &lS week: inexperienced ones paid a
worth while salary and given free board
about month; live town near large
cities; good theatre; fine working con-
ditions; company furnishes hall for
dancing. athletic fields; free insurance
and medical attention. Don't decide
now. write today for illustrated book
let. "A Good Job at Beacon Falls"
Address Employment Dept. Beacon
Falls Rubber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls
Conn., mchS0d1ts
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Classified
AID Rates

=, word for I time.
. word for 3 times consecutive.
word for 6 times consecutive.
80. insertions, pro rata.
10 sdvsrtissmsnt taken for less
than 25e.
An classified Advertisements must be
prepaid.
Ths Journal does not knowingly
,,.p. any fraudulent advertising
,,y kind. The Journal will in
.tiaa.s promptly and vigorously
(v.rv claim from. any person VINO
n, been in any way deceived or
,,,,restsd through answering an
(dv.,t,semsnt. The journal will
Is,nk its rsa!ors to bring to ITS
l,,.n.ion any failure on the part
|. an advertiser to make good his
,,mi,es. Il 10 the belief OF this
I,,.r that an advertiser serves his
"a interest best only when he
Lives the public best. " you are
-, .st, sfied tell the Journal.
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FOR SALE

The attractive, convenient, desirabIy
located property of the e. e. DAVIS
ESTATE. situated on PLEASANT
STREET OF THIS CITY. This set
OF buildings are in perfect condition.
Well arranged for a modern home,
could not be reproduced at cost Of
three times what il can be purehas ed
for. LARGE LOT 1oos1oo FEET,
also a FINE STABLE, for use or
cash value. This property is cen
trai'y located, splendid outlook in all
surroundings and will be sold at a
very reasonable price. Make your
inquiries Of the
J. v. Beck, Agency
ZV/ Water Street. Augusta
Phone 1047-W
mch2S,tu-th-sattf FF
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Statistics Of Building q Engineering
=; Operations in New England
Compiled by The F. w. Dodge Com

y Father, what. is a glutton?" "A
glutton is a grown man who can eat
almost as much as small boy
Life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

Easter Party Given at Page Home-LOcal Calls
Chief of Police Burglary Excitemen-Mrs Elizabeth
Turner Passes Away-Addt0na Men Undergoing Physical
Observation-Disclosures Protestant Church Services on
Thursday Eyenng-U. O. G.. G.. Session
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ALBION
Willard Hammond

Willard Hammond. prominent cits-
zen passed away wednesday at = n.
after a long illness. The funsral ser
vices will be held from his late resi-
dence at / p. NJ. Saturday. Mr.. Ham
mond leaves a widow ana son. ueol
with whom he lived. M, Hammond was
= member Of Albion Grange. ana IN iIor-
mer wears before his health began e.
fai, was prominent in town affairs. He
was born in 1S9 =. ~ Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30
PERSONAL

geo. q. GOODWIN, EDITORIAL
Eavritar mr. his wife. Grace W. Good
win. 1t will be favor to the above
parties to advise FRANK Kohfeldt, Dem
kison, Texas. OF their address; i..i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCrillis and
two children soE Palmyra have come
to Skowhegan to occupy the build
ings and direct the farming opera
tons 1T the E. N. Merrill farm on
the Eaton Mountain road.
Additional men undergoing physi.
cal examination at the. Exemption
Board headquarters Tf@rsday, We're:
Leon NJ Nfardha, DETROIT. rejected;
Pierre. Veil]suxe Jacklnan,. accepted:
John. NcGilvery accepted; Alex
-uunn. Lily Gay. accepted; John Will
Liam KnapH accepted. Marcier Cor
Mler Of West Brooksfield. Mass. was
transferred TO another board and Err
nest A. Lawrence Of Skowhegan and
fAdelarde Fortier of Jackman did not
appear.
The federated Protestant church
SERVICES Thursday evening were Of
unusual'imnprtance partly because Il
the Passion Week observance. and
partly because Of it being the mai
Snid-week union service. Rev. 0eorga
Merriam OF Bethany church spok4 on
the. Life Of Christ during Passion
week and Rev. c. I'll. MCKINNEY of
the Congregational church on the HE
of Christ on Tuesday. Rev. Henry
Clay Turner Of the Methodist church
spoke on Thursday the day sof the
Passover. At the conclusion Of the ad-
dress an fashioned Love Feast
was anticipated in, bread and water
being partakeHof by the members OF
the four chdHhes as covenant Of
friendship: making the closing OF the
federated services. In the testimony
meeting which followed man? spoke
mon the pleasures and benefits of the
federation movement for the winter
months. The music was directed 2!
Mrs. Phih Steward. director OF nlo-
Ecs at the First Baptist churvh. her
choir assisting her. Features OF TINS
.AeGyhtful nrogram were solo w
Iaayjd 1yaps, a duet by Miss ANNIE
Seoft and Fred Rayner and solo by
1.eAHail. Mrs. steward presided at
ffe. piano There was a large attend-
!: ecatA 81 the high: sohool building
~ scold the studert1Tere allowed
E. s3ur on duty Friday morning.
Brief funeral services for the late
gWnAasn. Hurray were held FridaN::
aid A6eon at ST.. Marysb Athoiic
SchurcI .Bechaise.of thate4yents Oca21r-
ring af,,uoad. Friday n u ceresaol .tss
we're held at the hour be- meptlon1
I'd with.a redpiem lnasi ~ Offered
'aatsr,
At,a meeting a Mdhurn Command
ery. L. 90. c.Shefd Th1rsday eye4
Ming the following officersvere elect
ID: Coinr,a1ern Howard Seward
vice COMMANDMENTS. Eva Stanwood;
prelate. Mrs Frank Akeley; sser0ar-.
Mrs. Howard StewArB; treaeuref. e:
j. Butler; financial secretary. r. y.
Cole: herald. Clyde H. Smith; : g..
George Brooks o, g., Mrs. George
Brooks. Brand Commander William
McKenney Of Portland was In attenA-
ance and the installation ceremonies
followed the election. L. B. Haskell Is
the retiring commander, now past
commander.
IN compliment to her nuptials,. rear
at hand, Miss Marah B. Stevens OF
Chesterville, teacher Of drawing in the
Skowhegan schools was given de-
lightful party Thursday evening by
the Skowhegan teachers. The ahair
was held at the home Of Miss Doris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

Special Attention Paid to Nail Orders
Al goods shipped c. o. D. SUBJECT TO
INSPECTION.
Con ordering STATE whethes straight SIDE
! USED AUTO PARTS A SPECIALITY,
/: Price list mailed free on request
F., Automobile Exchange
500 Forest Ave-, Portland, Me-. Phone $3.50.
mrhcn sat+r
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New Advertisements Today

70 I.ct--liouse
! For sale Farh.
! 'qr'rd--l.adIes.
wanted AreniE.
| Tcr sale Cottage.
| V,ntrd Statesmen.
| lyarttd- aie men.
AantfI SrlesTer.
ghured 4 I man.
|si nie1 BY morse.
IN salc-,'!t% iarai.
? n'ea Hotel men.
kHr ; j." BAY mare.
IN sale -Gte-n wool.
For sale Large MP.
For sale Farm Rome.
Waotei stsnusrapher.
|Tar sale Village farm.
wanted Men Of ability.
To l.t-Fl'rnished rooms.
Wautei-Old false teeth.
Far sale Bahy carriage.
|Vant.d--,iranite Cutters.
Wanted-W onlan 10 cooh'
Nant.d-.t.obd automobile.
Wanted-Gtils ana women.
| Wapted- Men and women.
| Wsuted--Hnney extractor.
Wanfed-Men and women.
Wsnted-iarty with portable mill.
wanted Young man to learn business.
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NEW TIRES

From 4oz 10 5oss of ltes -. !.
ArI grANpAtD MAKES. Geedri1; ~
.+ors. Chester, 0ull, HcGraw. DiAmsAs'
many other makes. !:
..oUR SPECIAL" 49, I
Chester and Bull-oriGinal cuassn'es
Price list helow Of Plain Ircao' An
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Ridge Manor

.,,
=; ms beautiful summer house situated
W., y, M MO Me. nicely furnished, hot
n~n nsae, opeh nrepiaces' patn rooms
o az IN gas plant. nice large garage, 10
acres ls- OF NICE land. orchard. always uoes
Inn~s ,s summer business; everyone
quick sale will INCLUDE ali furniture an
p.StIres: let, me hear from you. K. r.
1 mrIE =, AHENtf, Augusta, Me. Tel.
lool- ". mch26dlw
17-ACRE civ FARM NEAp cAp.
din.r ,da,.o, ~,
nous VI, c;tw nd at .ar Shasa s.ols
caracltv am hrnosser horsa s-annnn,,Ns,
icsnohse. also cart, express wagon,
e.BA NY, Rloh8n. marrow, single horse
nos. ltIN&W. ra8Hf, barrel spray
pump, punh 1000 Ter, farm boiler,
Us 81 81 IL, 2 keeS T. rness, storm hlan-
~ pro0ders, refrtEef-
LOT. s. tap PIE. writing deck.
J, g W., - !0y9 py-Aprii lotn. Adr
eta., Gs.-s3 ss1lle Il sM.smk ~ .sheid0M
e.' 1i.lss p9oNe 'Sz- ". g g. u 1
f.. = :. - :. :
WEBSTER LAKE sCoI Il on
sale: Nearly new, Meil furnished. i lee,
trio lights, cDnVepSlncak ga - "a = tsu,,
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Agents Wanted

MEN AND .WoMEN-MAKE sEe
money. Free samples a1A cAtaigss.
new national and military gDods.s Crd
Yer Co. Jackson & Campbell Chicago,
AGENTS-NeW PATRIOTIC PIC
lures. "Pershfng IN France. puty
Bust Sample free. Also portrait, seat-
alog. Consolidated Portrait Co.;.ssta-
ton C5S Chicago.ss- nrch3Od1ta
AGENTs-2oo PER GENT PROFIT;
wonderful! little articlei something new;
sells like wildhre. Carry right IN your
E. n. Feltman. Sales Manager. 1oos
American Bldg, Cincinnati, o.
.mch30dlt'
.AGENTS-$5eo PER MONTH SELL
ing Stransky's new improved vaporizer
for Ford cars Saves 25Gt to 50fc of
gasoline, greatest seller on earth. no
drilling or tapping necessary. Money
back guarantee. One sample and par
ticulars free. J. A. Stransky. Pukwana,
g. Oak. mch30i1t-
AGENTS-$5o A MONTH INTRO
ducing our guaranteed hosiery in your
spare time. Mrs. Schurman averages 81
a week with only hours work a day.
Handsome sample outfit furnished free.
Thomas Mfg. Co.. 2s25 Round St. Day
ton, Ohio nch3Odlt'
AGENTS-TO ADVERTISE OUR
goods by distributing free samples to
consumer. 50 cents an hour. Write for
full particulars. Favori Co. 1873 Round
St, Dayton, Ohio. mchS0d1ty
MISUNDERSTANDING IN FRANCE.
Duty Calls, America. Patriotic Pictures
seRing by millions. IS per 100. Sample
free. Also portrait and frame Cat. free.
mch30f1t
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Or. G. NJ. Twitchcli OF Auburp vas
in town Tuesday. tx Il
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LIVERY AND HACK aUsINEss.

LIVERY AND HACK BUSINESS,
hearse combined, II horses and equip
ment Only livery in town. Beat of rea-
sons for selling. Books open for f1spec.
ton. G. A. Tilton, Skowhegan. feb2Sd6w
BOILER AND ENGINE. 40 II. p. e.
-. = feb27dSws
CORD WOOD . 81 JMPAGE, 500
cords best hard wood. Smiles frem;
augusta postoftice:;. Camps on lot
Ready for immediate cutting. All
dress cord Wood" care. Kenhebec
Journal. Augusta Me- dec. 4dtf
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ONE BAY MARE WEIGHING 1000

s yrs. old. Also a top carriage. an open
wagon and beach wagon. Lee w. Rich
ards 8 SO. Belfast Ave. mch25d6ts
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For Sale-M:scellaneOus

zoo CORDS. GREEN HARD WOOD.
near city. in large or. small lots. price
right. +. r. Bean. Is Chapel st.
mch30d6tS
A LARGE REED BABY CARRIAGE.
In good condition. Call at 1872 Bruins
wick Ave, Gardiner, Me. Tel. SiS-J.
mch30i3t
800 PE'-TS, 200 VEAL SKINS. W..
B. Whittier, Skowhegan. mch2siSl'
PURE NATIVE MAPLE SYRUP,
e 80 per gallon. Delivered. anywhere in
city. II. G. Lyon. Tel 1921. mch2S .6i*
SAVE SUGAR-RAISE RASPBER-
lries, St Regis everbearing. vigorous,
productive, hardy canes. Delicious ber-
ries, July to Oct. Canes 60c. per doZ.,
s. . per 100, postpaid. r. NJ. Hamlet.
Saco, Me. IL. 81 mch27d2w"
LAUNCH. FV ~ oRsEPoWER,
cost 500. sell $3.50 Al +. Oliver, Par
ker Head. Maine. mchNde;'
BAY sTATE F1M, COMMON.
q. n. $ ssas. *qfesafordk .aslssss
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LARGE CAMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l25 ACRE VILLAGE FARM. EUTs

story house, bargain if taken by April
IL. {. A Bruce, No. Whitehead Maine
=. mch2O1l1 W.
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FARM OF TEN ACRES ON

A FARM OF TEN ACRES ON
Lewiston car line, seven miles from,
Gardiner. Buildings on it, strawberry
bed. currant and gooseberry bushes and
apple trees; barn cellar full of Aressins.
Place cuts from 10 to ID tons OF hay: UNI
der good cultivation Must be sold as
we are moving away. Will sell part
down. Mrs. George Brann, Litchfeld.
Maine. mch2913ts
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|TTENDANTS WAIVED

Augusta state, hospitalSRe6 not
kjecf to draft--for attendants APP
to + {. Tyson. Supt mch21dtf
N TO SHINE SHOES. STEADY.
kk and good pay. Gan work all day.
after school; kpply Augusta Shoes
re- .... & lncnzedlw
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For Sale Horses, Cattle, Etc,

BAY MARE, 100. THOROUGHLY
reliable. Eight years old, $40 Rober.
L. Woodwork, Bowdoinhan, Me.
mch3od6t-
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80 ACRE FARM ONE MILE FROM

dence, No. 113. north side OF Winthrop
street, Augusta. Maine, Ior sale to set
tie estate. Brick house and large lot OF
iahu desirab.y located. Inquire of A.
Mrs: Anne Morrill, Aamlin, Tne Co.
lumbfd, Portland. fhch22dtf
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fireplaces: fertile SOIL plenty wood, pine
grove. apple. orchard; z,weAH pump in
house; near station, good markets, etc;
wagons. tools, $470o cash Owner. ~
PARK St, Mansfield, Mass. sfi1cha0d1t.
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MY POTATO STORE HOUSE AT
east end of Kennebec bridge, Augusta.
Lowell Van Ailen. Telephone zS4-W.
~. lncN21 diff
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z ROOM HOUSE, ELECTRIC
lights and flush closet. near electries. CT
would exchange Ior farm. Write
what You have to~Offer. u. E. Harm
den, ~ Muri;ay ST. a@ mcul yul2 IT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

fresh horses that will weigh from 2SoO
fbs to 31CQ lbs. TO the team; also cows
and heifers for sale. A. NJ. Alexander.
p. o. Oakland. Me. Residence n. Bel
grade. Me. Tel. 500. mch26Ist'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30
To Let-Houses and Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS AT 2s
fleasant St Use Of bath and lights,
from dollar up to g a week.
p1rh3nd6tp
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-18
Mrs. Leon Entertains

Mrs. Leon was the charming
hostess to the members f the
AuctionBridge Club Thusday af-
ternoon
Mrs Truman Spencer was the
fortunate winner of the first
prize, and Mrs. George Dingwall
the second. Those present were
Mesdames Sager, Allen, Spence,
Osborn, Ulrick, Dingwall, Lucas,
Mcdonald, French, Kimbell,
Bamberger, Campbell, McKeon,
Spencer, Crawford, w. Garvin,
Wetmore and Miss Blanche
Garvin.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-18
Red Cross Gratitude

The Rocky Mountain Division
of the American Red Cross, has
sent out a letter of thanks to the
newspapers which have helped
to make the Red Cross Christmas
campaign a success and in con-
clusion says: AS we stand on the
threshold of a new year in this
hour of the world tragedy, there
can be but one thought in the
minds of the twenty-five million
members of the American Red
Cross, and that is to serve and
sacrifice as never before.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-01-18
Bells Grocery Robbed

Burglars effected an entrance
to the grocery store of John h.
Bell last Monday night. The in
truders cut away the putty from
a large glass in rear of the build =
ing, but on attempting to remove
it, the glass broke in the center,
which afforded the offenders
space large enough to enter.
Mr.. Bell has several punching
boards which contain prizes OF
different kinds, such as knives,
watches, etc, but strange as il
may seem none of the knives
were molested On the board
which contained a watch and
bracelet, the watch was twisted
off, leaving the bracelet and
rings still attached to the card
Mr.. Bell, however, is very
fortunate from the fact that the
loss sustained amounted to only
$500 There is evidence thai
the burglars were frightened
away by some passing citizen.