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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07
NOTICE EXECUTORS SALE

Notice is here given that /, John
M. Burns, Executor of the estate of
the late Virginia M. Burns, will as
authorized by her last will and tesla
ment, at II o'clock on Saturday, the
Ia day of September, 1918 at my
residence Edgewood lane, in the City
of Pailsade, State Of New Jersey, sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash and free from the equity
of redemption, the household, parlor
and kitchen furniture, decorative
pieces and other personal property
and effects, including one piano be-
longing to the estate.
John M. Burns
Executor
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07
Tuesday, July 16, 1915
Shot at by BOche Aviator


Another day and night has passed
and I got me about four hours of
sleep this morning between four and
eight o'clock. We have stopped the
Boche so far and it has been a bril-
liant victory for the French and the
Americans at this sector-however,
we are expecting another attack to-
night, and am going over to my cot
in a few minutes and get me little
sleep in contemplation of being up
all night again. l will not attempt
to tell you in this letter of anything
of the battle, but will wait until lam
rested and have time. But it has
been fight, fight all the time. / have
seen also many air battles and its
Just like bunch Of flies away up in
the sky and finally one comes falling
down. But I have seen more STIR
ring and thrilling things on the
ground, mems legs and arms flying
through the air-wagons lodged in
the top of big trees-horses and men
living dead and lots Of horrible things.
However today is SO quiet especially
at this moment that you would never
know a battle was going on, but at
any moment it is liable to break out
in all it's fury. had Boche aviator
about 300 feet from the ground
shooting at me and some others last
night, with a machine gun, but he
didn't hit any of US. This though was
Just an incident except we felt hon.
Just little letter today to let you
know I am thinking of you. Things
are very quiet here now, and l think
that we have whipped the Boche at
this point until they will not do any
thing for some time to come. We have
an occasional shell to come over US
but pay no attention to it, for after
listening to them coming over Sunday
night and Monday at the rate of one
every three or four seconds, we some
how or the other miss our old enemy,
and regret-(no not that)-and won-
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07
Three Love Letters
From The War Front
To A Soldiers Wife
Capt. Lillard, Husband of Mrs. Sib-
ley's Niece, Writes of Some of the
Horrors of War.
Monday, July 15, 1918
Somewhere in France
Predicts German Failure.

Mouudy, July 10, 1910
Somewhere in France
Predicts German Failure.
Deaest Little Wife:
Well this has been an eventful day,
or rather I should say time, which
includes all last night and up to the
time l am writing this today, 2:30 p.
m. and the events are still going on
l haven't had wink Of sleep since
night before last, and God knows
when l will get any-for last night
at IL midnight the Big Offensive
started on a front Of $50 miles, with
millions Of soldiers on either side, and
we are in the midst of it. -
My God, Dot, you can't dream-I
never knew what war was-the
little things l have experienced 80 far
have been mere child's play compared
to what this is-all Of a sudden when
hitherto there had been an occa-
sional rumble or mutter Of cannon,
there was terrific explosion and the
sky sky line as far as the eye l11k see
was glare of fire, and tn Ae 1.sfific
noise and roar is still going on
shells are bursting on every hand,
and Red Cross ambulances have been
busy-but, the Huns have failed so
far in their attempt, and our belief
is that this offensive will be one
grand failure. A few Of the boys I
know have gone, to be seen no more,
but how costly have we made the
Boche pay for it-and dearly too,
for there must be thousands of dead
German soldiers lying not far dis
tant from here.
Of caouse if anything should hap
pen to me, you would know it long
ere this letter reaches you-but I
feel confident that I am coming to
you dear-but as / look at the Red
Glare in the Heavens and hear the
roar of cannons and rattle of musket-
ry, together with screams of shells
and bursting shrapnel, fellow does
thing of his God whether he wants
to or not. ...
But it has been going on so long
now that it is getting to be an old
thing, and unless the shrapnel bursts
within hundred yards or less, we
don't pay much attention to it. "Cest
LIE Guerre."
Ross,
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07

competitors have free access to these
resources upon equal TERMS"
George L. Record is man who
has the courage of his convictions
and who if nominated and elected
would labor faithfully to carry out
the sound idea for which he is con-
tending"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07

last January saying: l can stand hot
weather, but hate to Freeze" is now
going around saying: II can stand
cold weather, but l hate to roast to
DEATH"
TO RENT-Part of heated, furnished
apartment, in Palisade, all light
rooms. Address CO.. P. o. Box 1.
Palisade, N. j.
l mo.
FOR SALE-1915 Ford Roadster
with 1917 chassis, a bargain for quick
purchases, mechanically perfect 5000.
j. Rutter,
Coytesville, New Jersey
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07

Apartments to rent, improvements,
SIS, Cliffside, 5th and Walker Sts.,
This house bargain $780,, rents
for $51 monthly payments required
$50, interest per cent. $15., $35
applied on principal. ACKERMANN,
1877 Greenwich Street, New York.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07

Even when a man knows that he
can't win an argument with his wife,
he will insist On arguing with her.
And when he loses, he will sulk
around the house looking like before
taking picture in a patent medicine
almanac.
The fellow who was going around
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07
Down Stage H. I D. R
At the Conan and Harris Theatre
1fa'V:.:.::

Who is the Boelke? In the play.
Three Faces East" now crowding
the Cohan and Harris Theatre to its
very doors, the entire machinery of
the English Secret Service is set in
motion to trap Franz Boelke, Ger
many's master spy, who, with web
OF Bosche emissaries, is plotting in
London for the overthrow of the AL
lied cause. Yet with such consum-
mate skill has this prize melodrama
been constructed, the audience are
unable to discover the arch-plotter
through three hours of intensive
guessing.
Theatregoers have enjoyed the
dramatization of many delectable
detective stories but for downright
ingenuity of with thrill every third
minute and climax all the more ex-
citinng for it's unexpectedness,
"Three Faces East" -Sherlocks
the best mystery play ever written.
Liberty Theatre
One of the best, if not the very best,
musical play seen in NewYork in
month of blue moons is "Going Up."
This musical comedy classic, which,
commencing, Monday Sept s, will re-
cord it's 38 week at the Liberty
Theatre, is attracting even larger
audiences than it did during the early
period of it's presentation, as far Lack
as December, and the indications are
that it will continue to soar to the
Laughing delight Of all New York UNI
til it completes the cycle of a solid
years run in its present habitation.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1918-09-07

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-1914
Case, passenger, in good mechanical
condition.
SO Anderson Ave-, Palisade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-14

miles from Augusta. Address >. H..
chase, - Water St, HalloWell. Tel.
42i-Y. nlaySa6 :
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VASSALBORO

GETCHELLS CORNER Miss
Margaret Durham returned homo
Monday from Augusta where she has
been for a number of days, called
there by the death Of her brother,
Charles Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nash of Wash
ington were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glazier and
family of Fairfield were recent guests
of Mr.. Glaciers grandmother, Mrs.
Nellie Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Strong Of
Richmond have been visiting and
calling on friends in this place re-
Gently.
Mrs. Edwin Brigham Of Boston.
who has been passing a number Of
weeks with her mother Mrs. Ray
Goldsmith, has returned to her home.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles Jacobs are
passing a few days in Boston.
Mrs. Gertrude Pitmun from Som
erville. Mass, is visiting Mrs. H. 3.
Lawrence.
Mrs. Charles Warner OF Springfield,
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Luce.
Cecil Rollins. who was sent to Fort
Slocum to train, has been transferred
to a training camp in Alabama.
Fred Sukeforth Of Augusta was a
week END guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
V. Nash.
| Myron s. Turner has been giving
out the sweet corn seed at the Burn
ham and Morrill, corn factory this
week.
Mrs. Wallace Frederick of Water
vile passed the day, May 0, with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Lawrence.
The proceeds from the dances and
socials, which have been given at the
hall for the benefit Of the Red Cross
amounts to SG7.5i. The pupils at the
town school have purchased thrift
stamps amounting to $3.50 and two
$50 Liberty bonds. They have also
given s. out OF their school league
money to the Red Cross, which makes
a total of Sl4l.6O.
Mrs. NJ. A. Rollins has gone to
Providence, r. l., to visit her niece,
Mrs. Merrick Streeter.
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New York May 13.
FLOUR-Unsettled; springs 1075G1la5
winters 10SJd1ll5: Kansas 10900ll25.
CORN-Spot irregular; kiln dried No.
yellow 165 and NO 4 yellow $50 cost
and freight New York.
OATS-Spot firm; natural S3AGS5.
PORK-Easy; mess s2j0M53 family ~
G56; short clear 47G52
LARD-Easy; middle west 2515U2 a25
POTATOES-F'irm Bermuda new Dbl.
lopd3; southern late crop Dbl. 10Od2; Jer-
sey sweets baspet 1d250; Delaware and
Maryland basket 75c4l15. :. .
+ | T T f - Steady; receipts &27;
creamery higher than extras 47Gi73 do.
extras. % score, As 1-4G46A, firsts A32I1S:
Gt30i. ..s. =
EGGs-rirm; receipts sSsss; fresh
gathered extras SSn3Sl; fresh Eathefed
storage pack frsts 37437s: d1 Isgu,
lar packed e! "a firsts 3d37k do. hrs
@5.d36a; state, a. and nearby wss tex.
"a. and near, >ennery browns 9@N;
SG63s A. -..S1
SUGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
f.c15; refined steady; cut loaf s,95; crush
ed SO; mould "A 7.95; cubes'S.2; xNXX
powdered 7.s5. powdered 400: fine sgsa n
ulated and damon A 7.45; confecdoilers
A 7.35; No. l.7.3O. II
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READFIELD

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Charles FL
field Of East Readfeld were very sur
prsed folks Saturday evening when
small army of neighbors and friends
swooped down on them, bombarded
the house Via the door bell and pro-
ceeded to retreat. They left behind
them a sumptuous message of good
will and respect in the form of a May
basket. The fleeing army was mobil-
lied and indicted into the Fifeld
home where they formed the home
guard of the evening. The tactics
were card playing, dancing and music
and hearty good rations of chocolates
and fancy candies were dealt out.
Lights OUT was sounded at a late
hour ana the invasion proved a high
ly enjoyable one. Recruits from
Manchester Winthrop, Augusta and
Lewiston were there to swell the
ranks which was fully so strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
-eatures of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, May 13.-Last weeks bull
campaign in stocks was promptly re
sumed with greater vigor at the open
ing of today's market, extreme gains
in wide variety of issues ranging from
to almost 10 points.
The rise encompassed practically all
the popular war issues. Shippings mo-
tors and their accessories and fully two
score active and inactive industralS
more or less directly affiliated with the
war group.
Rails were slow to come forward, but
made gross gains of to y points dur
ing The intermediate period. These We're
materially reduced in the extensive sell
ing for profits that marked the finai
hour.
United States Steels leadership was
again undisputed, rising So to 112 but
closing l IA under its maximum. a net
gain of ! 3-S. Steel contributed no less
of 1.235,000 shares.
Other noteworthy features were Su-
natra Tobacco at an extreme advance
Of $ IS to the new maximum of 125 IS.
General Motors ~, Industrial Alcohol
3 IA. Distilers 3, Mailing first pre-
Republic Iron 81.
Shippings were to 5 points higher
at their best, and oils, fertilizers and
several of the minor metals registered
substantial gains, nearly all of which
were subjected to variable impairment
at the close.
Lires made yet another low record a,
907. exchange on the neutral countries
yielding part of last weeks firmness
The bank statement caused perceptibll
easier conditions in rates for call money
Enlarged offerings forced the Liberty
las Gown to the new low of $3.50 anl
the second is made new minimum al
"a 60 first As and 3as also denoting re
newed pressure. Total sales, par value
S. S50,000. Old L. s. issues were un.
changed on call.
New features of strength developed
in the latter dealings, specialties also
making higher quotations. This
served rs a cloak for further selling
elsewhere, United States Steel. Read
ing and other favorites yielding l to
2 points. Sales We're estimated az
/ ESQ 900 shares.
Liberty las continued to sag to
$3.50.
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BOWDOINHAM

NORTH-Harward Thomas OF Cam
bridge, Mass. is passing a few days at
the home of his father, w. w. Thomas.
He Is summoned to Bath for examina-
ton for the draft. His brother, c. +.
Thomas, enlisted in the field artillery as
volunteer about a year ago.
Miss M. A. Little is a guest at the
home Of her niece, Mrs. II. E. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Holbrook OF
Topsham were visitors this week with
Mrs. Hoibrook's sister. Mrs. c. r. Hill.
Edward s. Lovejoy was a weekend
visitor at the home of his brother. Ar
thur Lovejoy.
Mrs. Z. II. Powers went Thursday to
Pittston for a short stay at the home
of her nephew. Asbury Powers.
The River Road Club will meet Satur-
day evening at the home Of Byron Lud-
wig.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-14

AT 25 STONE ST, COTTAGE
house of eight rooms and bath, all
modern improvements. H. q. Barker.
Dlcl,qdtf
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COOPERS MILLS

An entertainment will be given
Wednesday evening, May 10, at the
Coopers Mills Grange hall. The pro-
gram will include numbers by the
sylvan male quartet, assisted by
MISS Evelyn Durfe, reader. The pro-
ceeds VIII be for the benefit of the
Red cross. The entertainment will
be followed by fine supper which
the members Of tha Rahekah lodge
will serve.
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0AHLlA BULsS-oUR SURPLUS

stock, assorted varieties and colors, soc.
Der doz. Pansy plants. large. we'll
rooted field grown plants, 25c. per doz.
Forget-me-not plants &c. per dozen.
postpaid. StOneton Dahlia Gardens,
nailoweIl, Me. Box S73. may7u2w
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Big Auction Sale
Farm, Stock and Tools


On Thursday, May IT, 1918, At O'clock A. M. Sharp
The E
55
cutting 100 Of No. hays fields machine Spring
house 421o0 that
Good cellar Good
These buildings
hard floors buildings,
Mr. eckfod OF
this section. Will a Of
$5oo payable $500
balance within 80 days date
deed
is
Leavt Of is
Golden Lad Mr.
full herds
application to Thurston Leighton Co, Auburn Maine
maehine,
mention. Lunch
ANDRoScoGGIn ASSOCIATES INC,
THURsTON-LE!GHTOn COMPANY, AGENTS
may11-4 c. A.. kIMBALL, AUcToNEER
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Classified
AID Rates

.,d for time' .;..
e wo for 8 times CONSECUTIVE
g w. w. for 6 times CONSECUTIVE
= " ;vn,.rtions. pro rata. e.. ,...
Err, .!!SS.. r taken for Tess
: than ..1a,, .s advertisements must DO
p. Journal does not kno~
IN. INV fraudulent adve,,''; !"
accept s Ind .rs Tho Journal WI, n.," ~.
Of Any promptly and v,oo'0 S"ha
vs'tlss Vim from any person VINO
Every ~. . in any way deceive OF ..
has O.. through answering vi,
Iikiss s.s: Tho Journal WV :. :.
~ y. readers to bring 70 . ~.
nan .:a".;an any failure on ."e his
':'.e " sdvertiser to make soed . ~:
/" an .s' !. is the belief OF ' n;.
pfom prom. INA. an advertiser serves % -.
p'per; , sa best only who" ~. ~
'~n '", ~. public best. If you arc
'srs.. .sed tell the Journal.
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New Advertisements Today

Wanted-Girl.
Wanted-Men.
To Let-Room.
To Let-House.
For sale-Horse.
For Sale-Wagon.
For sale--Bull calf.
Wanted-Kunabout.
For sale-Ford car.
For sale-Bay mare.
For Sale-Bay horse.
Wanted-Drug clerk.
Wanted-Contractor
Wanted-Night porter.
For sale-Milton piano.
For sale-Baby carriage.
For Sale-Baby carriage.
For Sale-Ford runabout.
For sale-New milch COW.
Wanted-Good watch dog.
For sale--Far,n of so acres.
To let-Furnished tenement.
For sale-CanvaS wall tent.
For sale-Farm of % acres.
Wanted-Girl for housework.
Wanted-Girl for homework.
For sale-Dining room chairs.
To let-Seven-room tenement.
Wanted-Eiderly housekeeper.
For sale-Stoves and typewriter.
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prices $500 and $500. The best buys for a
little money on the market Amos ii.
higgins, Augusta and Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-14
. New York Money Markef

New YORK, May -.
Mercantile paper, four months s, nix
months 6
Sterling eo-day bills Ara
Commercial, 60-day bills on banks 4.72
Commercial 60-day bills CA71A demand
475a. cables 476 Ills.
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Boston Stock Market
chioagp Produce Market

Chicago, May IL.
Corn bulged-ins value today. owing to
n good -sized decrease Of the visible sup
ply total Priees closed strong at a
shade to 2 Is net higher. with May 127
5-Sa34 and JULY las - to las IA. Oats
advanced 1868 TO 2sf-4. Provisions fin
ished unchanged to dc lower.
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UPSTAIRS RENT

of four rooms with city water. nusl
closet and shed on same floor inquire
al u jackson St. city. mdy9ulW'
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A CONVENIENT TENEMENT OF
five rooms. Apply w. q. Boothb;.
Kennebec Savings Bank dec5dtf
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Chicago Cattle Market .

Chicago. May 13,
HOGS-Receipts $1,000: unsettled;
bulk 174Gd1T5: light 172oQ17S5; mixed, Ills
G1Tso; heavy 162sGl765;G-rough l62s1166e;
pigs 140GGl725.
cATTLE-Receipts 1e.ooo; strong: ma,
tive steers 10161177o; stockers and feodx
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$500, AT ONCE, BUYS HOUSE in

good ondition. near State House, TWO
minutes walk Iron electlics. Fruit
trees and change TOR garden. Cali or
telephone Lyman Gerstlun. aprSatI
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FIVE PASSENGER Blu &c X,
Would make fine truck. Phone $50 Au-
gusta. may III
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At the annual meeting OF the. East
Asiatic Company at Copenhagen, the
president said the company IL pro-
viding and ordering 81 new big
motor-ships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-14

house, furnace heat and hardwood
liioofs; car line. Price sZIv0 If takel
this week. u. l.. Tyson, 223 Water 81.
naYYl6.<
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MILTON PIANO IN PERFECT
condition, cheap for cash or ,rs+au
nlents. 20 Grove street. Phone lig-M
may14dtf
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and women earn big money. Many OPP
portunities in government service. Pre-
pare at home in spare time. Write In
terna tional Correspondence Schools. Az
EuSta. Me. maNiOl1W
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AT MERRlLL'S COR.

FURNISHED TENEMENT FOR
light housekeeping. Apply after T. NJ.
at - Capitol street. mal9dlNt
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Kcasonable terms ii given good care
Address Piano. care kenutOec Jour
hal. may7dtf
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Guilders, demand Ash cables 4sa.
Lire. demand ao7. cables 9.05.
Rubles, demand 49,, cables II nominal.
Bar silver 49,.
Mexican dollars Il.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans easier 80 days and 20 days
seas; six months bid.
Cali money weaker; high ~. low 8,
ruling rate IL. closing bid 8, offered at 81,
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FARM OF $50 ACRES IN IVES

early proGucing land, very pleasantly
loeated -FOUR mes from town. For fur
tner particulars aGureSs {. c. Grimm,
Augusta, Maine. Il. +. ID. A. mayld3W :
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone & Co.

Members New York Stock Exc, Bos-
ton Stock Exc, New York Cotton Exc.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office, $50 Middle St, New Eng
land Telephone 1862. 1863.
WIN. Fl. PORTER. Mgf.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston Produce Market
Boston. May Is.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle xsa23
BUTTER-Northern 45AQ4S; western
44If44l.
CHEESE-New York twins 22A6SA.
CORNING. 3 yellow 179sd1SO
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby a
gas; western $500.
LAMB-Sprng 1890.
PORK-Medium backs $780,
POTATOES-Maine 1862 per 100 lbs;
new southern 3Q4 per Dbl.
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, $50.
NEAI-11n1S
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Farm Hello and Porters

=, Augusta State hospital. Apply 70
seward and Treasurer mayIott
GOOD TWO HORSE Transfer,
S,.oav work. Apply in person. q. a.
palmer Hallowell Wood Yard. - Second
e. uaIlnwell. Me. may7dtf
NAcHlNlSTS, MOULDERS. HAN
dy men, laborers. Fay 6 Scott, Dexter.
Maine, l,lay lo.l
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FlREPRooF SAFE ATA BARGAIN

We have taken in trade modern
Victor double door tireproof safe, size
54X34X29 inches. This safe is in fine
condition. has inside doors, also sub
treasury. and will be sold Tor half price.
Write, phone or call Gerrish & Smith,
Is Silver St, Waterville, Me. Tel. 469
maylu2W
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VA MED IN PoRTLAN

WA NJ IT ED IN PORT "A N D.
Stenographer and Office assistant. Three
years actual office experience impera-
tive. Permanent position, good salary
to commence, excellent chance for al
yancement TO one who is capable. eth
cient and wide awakeS Reference re-
CURED. Write stating experience. to
Assistant" care kennebec Journal,
Augusta. may916t