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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-28
UNITY

WEST-Miss Mary Fowies. who
has been at home a short time this
winter is now on a case at Winslow.
J. NJ Waning. d. J. Jones and l..
p. Foster made a trip by auto Satur-
day to Waterviile.
Mrs. Frances Gerald Of Canaan Is
visiting her three sons here.
c. c. Fowler and Iva Libby are
loading cars with lumber.
Carlisle Written, who has been IN
Montana for the last twenty six
years arrived Monday and will spend
the winter in Maine. having sold his
ranch and stock in Montana.
David Wood OF the L. $. S. Salem
is here on a fifteen day fur!ough. He
is spending the most Of his time with
his friend. Clifford Jones.
l.. II. knight and Clifford Jones
went to Hermon Thursday to look
for COWS.
D. g. Jones went 70 Bangor and
Waterville Monday. spent Christmas
with friends in Augusta, returning
home Thursday.
Albert Fowler, who started for
Portland Dec. 2, and was taken
sick with influenza and has been in
a hospital in Miles City, Montana,
has recovered and resumed hts jour-
ncy.
clifford =. Jones, who has seen
serving In tho navy FOR the pact year.
returned homo last week. Mr.. Jones
vas on board the q. q, =, Pueblo, |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the LEADING Stocks

New York. Dec 2..-Covering Of short
contracts was a factor of considerable
importance in today's stock market.
prices in general recovering az the first
signs of support though manfestirS
some irregularity on p.ofit taking to-
wards the close. Among the few con-
spicuous exceptions to Tire better trend
were st. Paul common and preferred,
some OF the secondary coaiers and sew
eral of the other rails whose rental or
cont-actuai relations with the govern =
ment are yet to be de.nitely Geterlnin-
ed.
Far more active. relatively. thar
stocks was the bond market, the tiFr-
over in that quarter aggregating prob
ably the largest total Of any SESSION
this year. Liberty bonds with the
Fourth is at ne low record e = Z
riinir,un.s OF 81 - and $3.50 respectively,
contributed mainly . The s ar,sn anss
utilities. including local fractions, ou;
gains in that quarter were not !oag
reports OF a.6iiienai pT,ce c9:;.1a "a g.
Inflated metals. Shippihgs. obs. rotoI
and equipments were the sustaining
FEATURES. United Fruit scoring sn sx-
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LONDON PAPERS GIVE
MUCH SPACE TO VISIT
OF PRESIDENT WILSON

London. Dec 27.--The morning
newspapers having suspended publ
cation since Tuesday for the Christ
mas holidays. had to find space Tor
three days news from the world.
Nevertheless. by far the largest part
nf every paper is given over to Prcsi-
dent Wilson'S visit. other news being
severely condemned. Throughout the
descriptive articles as well as the edi-
torialS, prltjfc1tiOn is expressed over
Mr.. Wilson's presence and the peo-,
pies joyous welcome. which is de-
clc red TO have been the warnlest trlb-
ute to Il distinguished visitor that
London has ever known. There is a
strain Of symDathctic persona! greet
ing running through all tie stories
ard the writer's regard the popular
:.cclanations Of the President rs be
ing animated by the same spirit.
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Dun's Report

New York. Dec. 21.-Duns tomorrow
will say:
4 year Of unexanpled achievements
pears its ending with the process OF
economic readjustment acceRtuating the
season al repression of business activl-
ties Recognition that the change to q
peace basis although continuing Stsadl-
IL since early November is Yet Tor from
completed intensihes The hesitation III
cident TO inyentorying and other annuai
accountlns,. ana the prevailing DISPOSE
ton is TO defer in portant engagement 5
until the future outlook is clearer. That
the question OF prices is one of increas-
ing significance there is aoundant wi
dence. and many buyers are prontted
10 hold commitments within The closest
limits through the belief hat the Hiei'i-
ing tendencies lately developing in soma
leading commodities Viii widen IN thei:
scope with the return or Zee markets
Yet the further removal after January
of the arbitrary regulations ana re-
strjctions affecting production and dis
trioution and prices Will make possible
the conducting Of operations along more
natural lines. and there Is conhuent eN-
recitation that the revival OF regular dc
mest;ce and foreign commerce, once i
fairlv commences, Wall make CRAFTY
ing progress.
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Isi.L Il

2, Hale Circle will be held on Tues
day. Jan. Z, and the members of Bates
Post and Sons Of Veterans have been
invited to be present rs guests O.
honor.
The following officers were elected
at a recent meeting Of Somerset
Grange: Master. Harry Head: over
scar, Walter Head: lecturer. Mrs.
Lizzie Watson: secretary. Mrs. An
ric Tibbetts: treasurer, Fred r. Jew
EFT: chaplain. Mrs. Henry George:
steward. Fred knights: assistant
steward. William Soule; lady assist
ant steward. Mrs. Genie Soule: guard.
Guy Rogers; Ceres. Mrs. Maria
Head; Flora. Mrs. Lois Brown; Po-
mona, Miss Lila Carr.
On account of the influenza there
were no entertainments at either OF
the churches. They were all postponed
indefinitely. There have been a num-
Der of cases of influenza. No new
cases have been reported within the
last two days.
Bennic Smith of the firm OF Lock-
wood G. Smith. has been seriously
SICK, DIS tic iDLueIAd ueNciopeA iilo
pneumonia. At last reports he was
considered out of danger. He is being
nursed by William Soule.
iona Pray. who has been teaching
at Cape Porpoise. is home for her
Christmas vacation. She will teach
the remainder Of the year in Kenne-
bunk.
DR.. Smith passed Christmas with
his mother in Hampton. DR.. Stinch-
field OF Skowhegan tended his pa
TENTS during his absence.
Mrs. Charles Eoynton and children
were guests in town Christmas.
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which served ~ a convoy ship and
during the time he was away crossed
the Atlantic six times and recently
has been cruising off the coast OF
South America. having cruiacd over
two thousand miles. He cruiSod nine
months in foreign waters which en-
titled him to III" two gold stripes on
his sleeve and at the time of his dig-
charge Wis Il second class C'NCtrician.
y. s. Donahuc of Belfast county
agricultural agent lnctured AT KeilCy
school house Thursday afternoon and
organized n community club.
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TAILORING AGENTS-NFS.S MAIZE
70 order suits. Snappiest best mate
riais. trces lower than others. Husu-
ers earn pig money Spring, line sent
Tree. Leeds WOODEN Mills, Chicago.
decZsdlt"
PORTRAIT AGENTS SWAMI COOP
work. service and something new?
Catalog free. Portrait Agents Supply
Co.. Dept. 81, LaPorte, Ina. decSd1t'
WORLDS RECORD on WAP BOOKS
Big Scoop-Our Patriotic RtJ Whit
and Blue Insert for Soldiers Photo
graph and Military PecorJ IN tront ~
War Book endorsed 81 Cen March saI!s
it on sight We have efcmsive right,
Patriotic Insert. helped GeItgev seI q.
books first q hours, Insert boosts sales
and sells best bindings. Best terms.
Prompt shipment Freight paid. Credit
free OUTFIT. Baldwin Co, Cleveland. o..
81 Rockefeller Bldg. dec2Sdlt~
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treme advance Of seven points. petro-
ieums an average OF TWO points and
General Electric TWO points.
Leathcrs and tobaccos were again
taken up by pools, which renewed their
activities also IN so-calied food shares
and the less distinctive Specialt!es were
featured by Sears oebuCn at a sin
point advance. United States Steel end
ed ar d slight gain after losing half a
point. Sales amounted TO 100 shares.
Aside from the heavineSs of the Llher-
T. group, the bona market lacked iea'-
ure. foreign issues holding firm. Total
sales, par value, aggregated So, Isl, go.
Old United States registered As lost Us
Der cent on sales
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EOWDOIN

Mrs Ella NcDDuald OF Cray passed
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Wafr
Mrs. George Gillespie IL sick with in
6uenZa.
James Wagg. Jr, was a business VS.
itor in Lisbon Falls Tuesday
Ernest Lancaster helped Mr. wilson
deliver the mali on route 3 Bowdoin-
ham, Monday, as there was more mail
than Mr.. Wilson could handle.
Mrs. Alfred Morgan was in Lisbon
Falls Tuesday
Grace Small, who has been teaching
school In Durham. passed Christmas
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Small
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Chicago Cattle Market

CHICAGO. DEC. q.
HoGS-Receirts zoo. Market steady
10 strong with Yesterdays best time.
Bulk OF sales l14Cui7Sc. Butchers l1GD11
IFS; light ieIl7 PACKING 1879 1850;
throwouts l554ul5.5. Pigs, good 10
eh cAsr lI$nalSs e:e,pts 500. aest and
hn-rner GO ;tIe steady u il cents higher
Caves steady. Best feeders and others
low 10 over. Beef cattle: Good. coh.ce
and prime i5SoQis.5: common and me
dun e50Gls5o. Butcher stock: Cows
ara heisers 755nIA.o: Gamers ana cut
80 nsssf1S, Stcc.c.s and feeders:
t,oo1 choice a1d fancy .o59<G1He; inse-
Y;o-. ecn1.5ien and nledi1ni .2G 1879.
Calves: doed ard choice 100.
sHEEP-Reee!pts 1000. Eat innos
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Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston, Dec. q.
BUTTER-Northern creamery extras
eSn6SI: western creamery extras 67lGt8
CHEESE-New York twins choice
fresh 35Id3s3.
CORN-No . yellow i72Il15.
EGGS-Nearby hennery e50s6; western
extras Ta79.
FLOUR-spring patents. 1as-lb. sacks,
l05oT1ll5
HAY-No. ! timothy Ad3S
Handspring 220S.
OATS-Fancy AZ 10 Alb. sacks in car
lots 2354 go
STGAR-Granulated, wholesale gro
GERS quotations, $50 per 100 lbs. in bulk.
NEAI-liI22
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Wanted-Female Help

A WOMAN OF INTELL1GENCE AND
refinement. keen sense Of quality am
fitness. and one who is also willing %
apply herself thoroughly and unre-
servedly 10 her work, y previous bust
ness experience pref"ra Bile along the
lines of selling particularly. To such
a person a position of responsibility and
we'll paid permanent future is insured.
z. L. McElligott, 81 Fenwood I'd. Bos-
ton, Mass. dec2Se0dt
a WAITRESS AT ONCE. APPLY ~
person at Hayes Restaurant. dec2S53t
WOMAN or GIRL FOE KITCHEN
and dining room work az the Augusta
General Hospital Cet-Sdtt
WOMAN TO DO PLAIN COOKING IN
a place where there are ten invalid Ia
TENTS. Wages St. 50 Grove st. q tch-
phone 3iS-f. decISdot
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Dec. q.
Sharp advances in the corn market
resulted today from persistent meager-
ness Of arriving supplies. AT one time
the December options showed an over,
unsettled varying from the same as
Yesterday nnish 70 3-s higher. with
January 'l42 il TO i42 3-S and May 1856 81
10 1876 IS Oats gained rs TO "a and
provisions 10 cents TO 81.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND SLEIGHS
dno punSS, also two wagon sleds. q. A.
Bryant 10 bowman st. dec2Sd6ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES

LIBERTY BONDS-IT Is YOUR BUSI-
ness TO know all about them. Report If
lost. Get stock exchange prices If yoi
sell. Buy more if you can. Advic" free.
Oppenhelmer Il Porter (Suite l2l0l. 100
Broadway. New York. dec2sdlt'
WE MANUFACTURE a CARBURE-
tor Tor Ford cars which is guaranteed
10 give double the mileage over any
other carbureior ever CONSTRUCTED re-
CARELESS OF name. make or price. Money
refunded IL fifteen day tree trial does
not prove it. Entirely new principle.
simple plain tube, not a moving part.
Guaranteed to start in zero weather
without heating or priming. Tremen-
dous demand Thousands now in use in
Chicago territory. Eel.a Bile. energetic
man who can guarantee sales and carry
stock OF $500 TO Sap0 depending on de-
mand can secure exclusive territory
and will easily net $4,000 thus year. No
special experience necessary. VIII also
furnish carburetors for other cars IN
about sixty days. Frank y. Crwan. 90
W. jackson Blvd. Chicago, Ill: decSdlt'
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NORRIDGEWOCK

Mrs. Alice Robbins was called 70
Fairfield Friday by the illness OF her
niece and family. who are all sick
with influenza.
The next meeting Of ti.o Marshall
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You Needn't i.ecp on feeling dis
treEsed after eating nor beiching nor
experiencing nausea between meals
Hoods SarsaparilIa cures dyspepsia--'t
strengthens the stomach and other di-
ecatiTe organs for tn" pepper perform
:lnce OF their fGnctiona.- Fake Hoods
Adv.
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New York Money Market

New YORK, Dec. =.
Mercantile paper ..
Sterling GN-day bills 4'31
Commercial 6.l-daN bills on banks a.I.i.
Commercial 6G-day bills 4.72s, demand
|. 1913. cables 1865.
Francs, demand 5.i5!. cables as.
Guilders, demand ia3. cables All.
Lire, demand 6.36 cables 635.
Rubies. demand 13A. cables Il nominal.
Mexican dollars IL
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds irregula-.
Time loans !irmer; 81 days, ~ days
and six months 5Au5i.
Call money strong high &, low 8, ru'-
ing rate 6, closing bid "a, offered - II
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and yearlings fully % to 50 cents high
err ia, sheep opening slow. feeder trade
quick. Lambs: Choice and prime laSo4
1856; medium and good lie34laoc; culis
lp5t1I3n0 Ewes: Choice and prime sJt
eil0uo: medium and good SOC $50. cuils
4SpI125
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STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone & &

Reported BY Hayden, Stone & 60.
Members New 4o.a Stock Exc, Hos'
tor Stock exc, New York Cotton EMs..
chicago Board OF Trade. Pcruan1
Branch Office, $50 Middle ST, New Eng
land Ie!ephone 1892. 1868.
IyM r. PORTER, Mgr
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Maine Farms Wanted


Msf. Western Ave. Augsa
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For Sale-Real Estate

ONE TIMBER LOT ONE NILE FROM
China village hemlock. ced II and pine.
N. Walter Tobey, Winslon, Maine.
dec2id5t
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE HARRY
Peterson place on kingsbury street. A
modern little home well located. Owner
is to move to another city. bargain
and should sell quickly. The store ara
tenement at IS Fremont street is for sale
or to let. Will c. Atkins. Patten Block.
Gardiner uovGItf
THE LOT NJ EILL RESI-
oence, No. ll3. north side oil WinInrop
street. Augusta. Maine, for sale 10 set
tie estate. Brick house and large lot Of
land deslrably located Inquire OF A.
N. Goddard. Hotel North. Augusta. or
l. T. Williams. Real Estate Agent. city.
mayledtf
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM READINGS
l07S-M. dec2.dbt'
PHILADELPHTA COMMISSION COM
pany. cash buyers of all klpds OF mer-
chandise Dry goods. snoes. clothing or
hardware. All business conducted on
strictly confidential basis. VIII buy
portions or entire stock. c. Zal. care
Kennebec journal. Augusta. Me.
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CLASSIFIED AID
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

=, n word for 7 time.
z word Tor 3 times eonsse utive.
8. word for 8 times consecutive.
Cstrs inser IONS pro rata.
No sdve-tUer,snt taken for less
tran 25o.
Charges for this class of
advertising are too small TO
profitably charge on our books.
Count tho words in your ad
and send payment with your
order.
Display advertising on CLASH
fed page 30 additional to
card rates.
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LOST

(, PACKACE CONTAINING SLIPPER
nss.assns. Finder leave At Journal
"6ea decSd3ts
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" anted-MaIe Help

70 WORK THIS CITY REFIN-
~ chandeliers, brass beds. automo-
tE new method SO dai.y without
III" Nh experience. Write GunmetaI
h'r. Decatur. III. deC-sdlts
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WAN T E e.
dec2Sltf

TABLE GIRL AND SECOND COOK
at once 1t Lawrence House. dec2Id3t
4 HOUSEKEEPER ON \ FARM IN \
ia mily OF two adults, one used to max
ing butter: no objections. to SIN Al
chiId. G; Z; Dinghy. i, +. d. NJ, y,
OPPORTU NIFTY OFFERr;D STt.DEN:
kitchen woman. Home lunch, Il Water
ST. dec2.dst
A HOUSEK EEPER FOE TWO Chill
dren as mother is obliged 70 work or
would consider t. rent OF the mouse !"
a married couple for the board of the
children Apply to Mrs. Ward az II Ha-
zelwood street, Waterville. Tel. - II.
Gec27d3t
RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
10 help care for children and housework.
Give reference and salary expectsd n
first letter to Mrs, A. L. Gaudet, Rock
wood, Me. dcc-edoi'
BooKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPH-
or who is capable of taking charge OF
qoqole s sntry III poaks Apply to ace:
CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family of two. Mrs. a.
X. Hayes, 80 Dresden avenue, Gardiner;
dec24dtf
COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GENER-
al housework in small family Apply 10
Mrs Benjamin T. Garter, center
place Waterville. dec-5dlW w
At THE AUGUSTA STATE HOSPI-
tai, maid for general work. Apply 70
the matron. decZidtt
WOMAN ONE DAY A WEEK TO 10
washing and other homework. Tell
phone l53- NJ. decljdtt
LADY CONFESSION FOR DIsTRI-
tuition and plain latter. Tel kenne C
Journal Company. l35 Augusta. Nj.
Roy F'lynt dec4dtf
CAPABL,. GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Mrs. p. w Partridge, 8
Brunswick Ave. Gardiner. dsc3dtf
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Autos. Boats. Motors, Etc.

AsOLiNE AND KEROSENE EN-.
shes-New and secondhand. one-hat
y Il. T., cash or time payments. Cal
"a Get acquainted, also price our sew
machines, power drass saws. feed
: nders and cream separators. Ger
~ q Smith tsuccessors to Nigue). Il
Ever St. waterville. Maine. decide:
iRES TIRES TIRES-JUST RE
Nv d lot Q nrst quality tires. all sizes.
'0 factory Mileage guaranteed 2Drc
s''un' from list Mail orders filed.
- sewali t. Mace Motor Car Co.
Fhore CIV. dec24d6t
tVWER MAKER WHAT TT Is AND
- - works-pouhies the value of
.'-- tEtomoble. espe cially during the
'.''Fr. by giving you instantly the
~ or power when you want IL, for all
opposes such ~ saving wood, grind
~ fee1. churning, pumping water for
.o4r stock. threshing. ensilage cutting,
inning the srindstore. Let US dem
usGste on Your premises. with your
car Gerrtsh a. Smith tsuccessors
" N'glel. - silver St. water,ille Ne.
decTd6
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WE HAVE SEVERAL SETS OF
heavy double harness which We will
sen On either cash or time payments. or
rlsh q Smith Successors TO Vigue) Is
SILVER street, WaterviIie, Maine Tel.
4o5 decHdlw
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SEND US 10 CENTS FOR SAMPLE
Package Of cur new metal pclish Makes
sllVerware shine like new, excellent for
polishing Iewelry, glassware, etc. Try
~: star Manufacturing Company.
1oi uiiSWlck. Maine. decSdlt~
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ONE SINGLE MACHINE. GARDI-
ner make with joints combined; also
one machine to cut up shingles. bolts
n. Walter Tobey. Winslow. Maine.
dec24d6t
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CORD WOOD. FITTED FOR STOVE
furnace or fireplace, so per cord. Ar
oott farm. Augusta. Telephone 6si-W.
dec2Sd3t
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SINGLE SLEIGH WANTED

Must be in good condition and COM
Portable riding. State price. Address
sleigh" care OF kenne5ec Journal,
Augusta dec23dtf
CASH PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS,
or taken IN exchange for goods. N. W.
Royal, the Jewel.r. HalloWen. deCZ}dlw
CHICKENS. WEBBEI; IL HEWITT.
decl9dtt
CASH PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS,
used automobiles, typewriters and other
property. Correspondence solicited. Roy
Forest. Hallowell. Me. dccl1d2w"
PUPIL NURSES IN HOSPITAL FOR
the insane. Apply TO Or. B. Henry
Mason. Acting Supt.. Worcester State
Hospital. Boz 81. Worcester. Mass
dec7dtf
By THE SALVATION ARMY. SGC-
ond hand cloth.lS Tor men, women and
children. .'-ddress Is Davenport street,
Augr sta. Me. Telephone 675-M
dec2dtf
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Wanted-Agents

TAILORING AGENTS-MEN'S MADE
TO order suits. Snappiest. best mate
rails. Prices lower than others l4ustl-
erS earn big money SDriEg line >ent
tree. Leeds Wooden Mills, Chicago
GeC2Silt+
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EDISON PHONOGRAPH IN GOOD
condition. Plays two and four-minute
reGorG.. Complete with 50 selections.
AL ooo-M dec2Sd}t
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NTTGiEArIp GEoCERY CLrKK
Weber & lirwett. Augusta dec27d3t
rNRUFE WANTED. GOOD Man, So
.', N,rH. T. ~ Williams. Gardiner.
decEIdlwh'
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X f F G Z r a T o r, Y'ISH Bon,
scales, counters, electric meat and COT
zee grinders, meat bench and block.
Refrigerator show case. J. (. d. Pur-
rlngton. Hailowell Ne dec2sdtf
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HAIR
nesses, top buggys. young stock. plows,
fur ROBE. Tel G39-t dec4d6t*
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ONE SECOND HAND GLENWOOD
COOK stove. Price right, no use for il.
J. Z. Mccormick & Son. Augusta
dec2Sd7t
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" r 5 7 WATC HEs. ANOTHER
large assortment Just arrived. All
assortment of rings. gold pendants and
chains, silverware. etc, at bargain
prices. Goods sold on easy terms if de-
sired. Royal. the jeweler, Hallowen
decDdl u
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\ 2HORSE WAGON SLED. W T.
barFows, Bolton Hill. Tel. 1911.
der.Td1 70
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COUPE, PRACTICALLY NEW. COST
$3.50 with both wheels and runners inter
changeabie. Fine Tor 10-cent service
VIII be sold cheap. Call c. A. Hanson.
telephone 1861. Il Sewall ST., augusta
(iec17dff
Evening journal., 1918-03-11
NEW MARKINGS FOR
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS

Rules affecting the marking OF cases
and shipments Of merchandise nave
been received here by the Chamber OF
Commerce from Director General Nc
Adoo.
In shipping merchandise consisting OF
a number Of pieces TO one consignee
IN practice has been permitted OF
marking only a portion Of the shipment
because OF the saving OF time. Under
the new rule. however, each separate
piece must be plainly marked.
The order has been issued for the
purpose OF reducing the large number
Of shipments which for lack Of address
IS have been forwarded TO the wrong
destin tion or have not been readily
Identified when delivered TO the proper
destination and have remained on the
platform unclaimed. The new ruins
also requires that more substantial
labels or tags must be used. describes
the method by which they shall be al
iached 20 the pieces or packages and
states that old consignment marks mus
be eflaced.