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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-09
KilIed by roisonE

Ali scientists agree thas poisonous y.
,,ra 81 n the blood are eliminated by
she Kidneys and liver. The kidneys act
as as a kind Of filter for these products.
# we want to increase our chances ios
: q long lie. Dir. Pierce OF the lnvaIld s
Hotel Buffalo, n. " says one should
drink plenty OF water daily between
meals to flush the kidneys. Inen pro
cure at your nearest drug store Ahurlc
n double strength). This Anuric ollsss
the uric acid out. Scientihe men liase
learned that in goat, also rneulnsaslsaa A.
eos;tad in or about the joints, in the
nnscles-whero inflammation is set up.
Anuric is many times more potent
than lithia ana dissolves uric acid as
hot water does sugar.
NEWPORT News. VIRGINIA. suffered
nntold misery for five years from geiieiall
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-09

:, ,no5v for three months | gained 2
,ands in weight and feel so good that
have not worGs to @. ress my thanks Ks
tends OF nina also. are taking pr-
,ierce's Medicines with good results results =
.aEy OssEs. 1905 Washington Avenue.
NoTrypsvILLE, w. VA.-"For the last
iva wears have been having kidney an
ment. | would suffer With sucn severe
s1,Id not get np when | was down, was
aas abie to d NY work proper took
saverai d;tfere k,9rev remedies but they
i na, A.e.. lad only
taken Ii Sc An# rie iaolets a snort time
when thev Had takan all the pain and
arhe q, III ssk and kidneys. They
are the h4Se kidney Medicine have ever
taken -slL- 5AsoA SMIrH, ol3 LIST 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-09

debility. Eldney anu
bladder trou Bile;
rheumatic pains al
over my body, indi,
gesticn and nasal
catarrh. | tried
various remedies
without any good re,
suit. | was so bad
thaS I could not sleep
nor eat. but after
taking Dir Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery and AnuriS
Tablets and using
DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-09

.t4sAsS
Schedule in Eject Jan 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE HARLEs Town, ". We.
No. 10. sOUTHBOUND.
o.04 q m For Basic, Natural Bridge.
Roanoke, Bristol aad in
termediate stations. Pull
man Farlor (Brmle9 10
Bristol and Connects
al Roanoke witt Througl
Pullman sleeper to CoIum
No. q. ous aud Cincinnati.
6:18 p. m. utelme5ia feH po ii '' III
0.f9 m Step to let of from con.
meeting lines at HaQorsiown
Or Shenandoah Junction, or
to take on passengers for
Basic or beyond Pull
man sleeper TO Williams ON
and Winston. Salem. N. C.
Dining ear
No IS. NORTHBOUND.
LEAVE CHARLES Town
9:04 a m For Hagsrstown and Inter
mediate stations. Connects
at Shenandoah Junction
with B. s. o. for Washing
ion. Also connects at Ia
gerstown with c. Y Rail.
:. road for Harrisburg and
NO. a. points north
sol %, m. For Hagerstown and inter.
mediate stations. Sleeper
and Parlor Car Harerstown
70 Philadelphia.
1910 a. m. stopto let off from Basic
or beyond or to take on
passengers for connecting
lines a. shenando. d Jun :
ton OF Hagerstown
Rates schedules and additional faf5--,.,,.t.
furnished upon application 10 Ase,,rs -1 ~
Company, or ". z. sAUNDrsR 'A'
W. B. BEVILL, GenTpess
0en1 Pass. Agent,
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Wanted-Agents
Make One Bic Lean

FOR THE BAND wAGON-wE MAN
ufacture the greatest agents seller on
eartG and stand ready to prove It. Here
L. the one best chance Of lifetime 70
Quickly and s III Easy Money is
flowing like water in the brooks. If YOU
fah 10 secure your part, blame no one
else. We stand ready to show you the
way. Our product is OF the highest
Write for particulars at once. HANKS
and Company, Augusta, Maine.
nov16& then thurs, If
AGENTS. DON'T WAIT LONGER
start now taking orders for our Com
plete History OF the War Best terms.
c Hte Sa .oaay for Free Outfit o Misa1.
AGENTS: s1.O0 AN HOUR FOR SPARE
time Sell complete line of guaranteed
hosiery. Bought before prices doubled.
free samples to start you. New style
Hosiery Co.. Ssos Cotton ST., Dayton.
Ohio. nov16d:t'
IT'S YOUR TURN TO
make big war profits of IS to SIS a day;
sounds big, but agents are actually do
ing It taking orders for popular priced
World War Book now being printed:
complete Book ready soon: millions OF
this authentic War Book will be sold:
every one has a relative in service;
every home wants this authorized up-,o-
date War Book: this is your once in i
lifetime opportunity to make hundre IS
of dollars in next few weeks; thousands
of agents will soon be selling Book; lie
the first in your town and make hg
clean-up; pay biggest commission and
ship books to you on credit. Write me
at once or send prepaid telegram -
free outfit. Do it now because every
hour you wait means a dollar 'ust.
Address William ii. Doty, 81 North
Washington St, Boston. Mass. novisalt
A.
tory of the War now ready. Best terms.
Write today for free outfit. Nichols Co.
Naperville. III nov16dlls
HISTORY OF THE WORLDS WAR
by Francis A. March, with introduction
by his brother. General Peyton e..
March. Highest officer in United States
Army. Complete and authentic 5;ti-
cial photograph. traordinary opp.r-
tunity for big profit Outfit free Uni-
versa: House. Philadelphia. novli-lG'
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago. Nov. Ii.
strong 10 higher. closing dull light u III
Med M: weak 70 70 CENTS lower; butchers
1860: thrnwouts i5a5ll575: pigs good Il,
choice 142sIls2'; cattle receipts 1900:
nntive beef and butcher ca title steady to
10 cents lower; most weakness bet ween
steers and canine" stock: good western
strong calves Is cents higher; beaf cat
.,e. good choice ana prime. !57:a1at5,
stocE. cows :: nd tt;fers. s5oGt 1895; can
rrerE: a"G cutters. Fa5MGT storllers "a
fee err: good choice and fancy. i-no
!2aE; inferior. common and medium ;aa-.
~; veal cH!"es, good AMI choice. 1907
90 i.e western r'.'gH beef steers jiyd,
li6': cows nn I holfers S5cml27S. s,,e,9
reoeipts 1905, market strong 70 3, cent.
higher on kill'ne clrssez. mostly .;
GENTS Up. one prime ioGd of Dakota
kansas 10 shipper at sI5.7s. La:ri,s
cno're and nr.rne1c2.nl5J: medium .t7i
good 400" lEsf: culls a5Onl225: ewes
choicr and prime G1hW?2I Medium AMI
good ,15Q9fJ; cuIls 3lOfIea5.
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Dun's Rcnor

New YORK. Nov. l5.-Dur.s !omor-ov
VIII say: Having PLAYED a highly INN. r.
tant part IN carrying the war to a SUI
ceSSili decision with financial and in,)Ila.
tfial achievements unprecedented. ,he
nation Is now confronted with the Tor.
mldaole questions of readiustrnent an,
reconstruction. already begun in some
cna nnels before tie actual terminal: ton
OF host'lities in Europe SO plainly had
ment toward a peace basis in busil.a-s
mas mas since become general and rac,]
Iromrent among the recent signiflcnn.
cfanPes has been the relavine of ria
rl,ld restrictions upon wide range 81
what had but lately been regarded ~,
non essential enterprises and the onpo.-
.unities for resumption of normal a.
tivlties will he increased as the re-.
straints Of ordinary operations are fur
Their lessened or elim,nate1
me necessity for a stabiliziny .,ro,ass
IN trade and industry. however. is clear.
~ recorn,zed. with tho curtajlment G.
the vast federal expenditures aven my,
commencing and there has been ey:.
dence OF co-operation between priya.e
inter SITS and Washington authorities il
conssderlng ways and means OF invest.
ing the varied and perplexing problems
closing. >"e war
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NEW YORK STOCN MARKET
features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Nov. l5-Coniic,ing o.iu-
IONS in high quarters respecting ne
period OF revonsti uCtiGl
lett their further impress on the s.o>k
market today, the movement of lne
pil-es being dec. dedly irregular NEST ..
the sessions. Secretary IncAdoo's plan
for u downward revision Of the Soveru-
ments program of taxation AID TIE
statement of the board that business
has no misgiVIngs were balanced by
the persistence o. industrial executive,
III re.aton to labor adjustment.
The course of several marie. leaGe. $
WAS traceabie, however. 20 more uc.ini {
ana immediate Cause. M..rlnG pfIieii2i
registered nextreme decline OF airno-t
10 points on announcement OF fdr,.er
delay in the sale OF the company 5 Bril-
lSh tonnage, rallying ; IL points late..
In point OF activity. Marines were a.
most as prominent as L. ~. Steel, Sut
STEEL SHOOK OH some of its recent nelN-
mess, holding AL! its IL po.nI adj
vance. Independent steels. including Ire
war division, were to 3 points higher.
Ccppers denoted The further uncertainty
OF the War Boards action as to new
pilce schedules but motors, especially
low prices issues, strengthened in an
tlcipatlon of the removal of the govern
ment ) embargo. o.iS rose ana Iell III
fashion, ending at NIX
less variable and miscellaneous snares
were mainly higher, but rails. ASIDE
from the strength OF Nickel Plate" is
sues forfeited most Of their moderate
advances. Sales amounted TO Us. 20
shares. Bonds were heavy on the J..
per cent reaction in the Marines, also
casting win the i.ite:ty divisions.
Total sales. pac value. aggresa ted 49,
5no. Old u. >. Bonus were uncnanseI
On call
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New York Produce Market
New York Nov

New YORK, NOV. ID
Flour firm springs ana Kansas 1850
HOO: winters lUls0lQ.s0 Buckw he at
easy: sound ,niddiing oSJ. Cost AID
freight New \ Orb; wheat spot steady:
No. red 234l track New York. Corn 2pot
lrm: No, ? yellow lSo. and No. 3 yell
low 1.5O2 cost and freight New YORK..
Oats spot hrmer; standard soy and 81,
Pork iirmer; mess 42,C0a425c. Lard
strong: Middle West 27l002750. Other
provisions unchanged Butter easier (;
receipts 6516 cubs. Creamery higher tnan
extras, 62aM63; extras, " score. s.; Iirsts
5S162; packing stock current make 80.
3, 36aQ37; eggs firm; receipts lO,2i2 cases /;
gresh gathered extras II and -; fresh
eathered regular packed extra tirsts. Is
M7o; do frsts 6iu51; State Fenna. Il nd
nearby western hennery white. fine 20
fancy, sUM32; state Penna. and nearby
hennery brown, 7417S: do. gathered
brown and mixed colors G2u72. Potatoes
easy; Maine 100 pounds. 200 40; atlte
1a0g225. Jersey 1850 go; southern sweets
Dbl. S2ouo5O. Cabbages steady and IN
changed. Raw sugar steauy; centrifugal
12s; hne granuiated 800
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Business Chances

W b MA NUr ACIUkE A GAH6U d.s-
tor for Ford cars which is qua rant ,4d
to give double the mileage over any
other carburetor ever constructed Re-
CARELESS of name, make or price. Money
refunded if fifteen day free tria! does
not prove it, Entirely new prlnciplt
simple plain tube. not a moving part
Guaranteed to start in zero weather
without heating or printing. Trench
dous demand Thousands now in use IN
Chicago territory Reliable, energetic
T an who can guarantee sales and cary
stock Of $500 to $1,000 depending on .ie-
mand. can secure exclusive territory
and will easily net $4,000 this year. 40
special experience necessary. Will ai.o
furnish carburetors for other cars in
(; bout sixty days. Frank A. Urwan, SO
W. Jackson Blvd, Chicago. III.
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Statistics Of Building & Enains.r;oo
Operations in New EnoIacd
At Last 10 Undsrsto cd

sandy had not seen his bosom, DC,
Mac, for some weeks. This was I'M
usual. as Mac was always droppin;,
around to borrow something. One day
however he came upon him in the
street, and Mac was looking pretty
bad.
I'VE don't look vera weeI, mon"
said Sandy. Whats been the mat
ter wi ye?"
Abs bean laid up wi tn inilu-
enza." replied Mac.
influenza? What's that?"
oh. it's trouble that mak's We
fed up. ana it leaves We no able TO
work.
"Ay. mon. but that's what's been
wrong wi me for the last twenty
wears, but cCuldna get o RIGHT name
for IT."
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own YOUR OWN

Do you know the Joy Of owning a
home, a modern, up to the minute,
brand new home. Beautiful in every
line, correct in every detail, built by a
man who knows how. am Offering
for sale such a home. Can be pur-
chased on easy terms. Buy now.
Real estate is going up. For further
particulars inquire Of CHARLES A.
BROOKS, 293 State Street.
nov14d6t
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BOXING NOrEe

The program for the Armory A. A
next Tuesday night at the Boston Arena
includes the following: Dan Kramer.
North End Boston VS.. Frank Dempaev
south End. Boston. six rounds; Be,,
Jones Of Revere vs.. Willie Green, South
End. Boston. SIX rounds: Charley Park-
err south End, Boston w. Jim Frezzett;
o. brockton. eight rounds: Clay Turn..
OF New York vs. Kid Norfolk. II rounds
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES
oAyABLE IN ADVANCE

:. word for time.
uord for 3 times consecutive.
. ward for s tirnss consecutive.
s,,,, insertions pro rata.
;. ,dv.rtisement taken for less
han Ss.
charges for this class Of
,drertising are too small to
.,of;tably charge on our books.
Count the words in your .ad
nd send payment with your
order.
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New York Money Market

New York, Nov. Is.
Mercantile paper 5. Sterling 60-day
bills, 4.734; commercial 6O-day bills oil
banks, arr. commercial 60-day birs,
4.12a; demand, AIS 15-l6: cables, 4.76 SIC
Francs. demand. 5.4a; cables. 5.43a.
Guilders demand, 4ls; cables, 4ia.
Lire, demand, $50; cables. 6.3j.
Rubies. demand. l2a: cables. II, nom
inal.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds. easy; railroad
bonds, heavy
Time loans strong. s bid.
Money on eli strong: high 6, low 6.
ruling rate 6. closing bid 81; offered at
6, last loan g.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. Nov. 3.
Beef choice whole cattle 27a2S But
ter. northern Slaa6a western 6laS2i.
Cheese. New Tork twins 29132S. Cora
No. yeiow l53M1Es. Eggs choice he l.
merry and nearly elffa2. Western e7aiSs.
Hay No ! grade. timothy. s3.ooa1s4, 70
$40. sugar. granuiated. 70 bbl. lots, u.s.
Veal l3QlS
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Nov Is
ing the food shortage In Europe had a
decided bullish effect today on corr.
The market closed strong. 5 to ! cents
higher with December 121s to 1921. Oats
nnished : TO up and provisions ranged
IL cents to 81 advance
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Autos, Boats, Motors, Etc.

1917 FORD TOURING CAR PRICE
right Quick sale. Inquire Erving Lord.
Manchester. Maine.
ONE 1917 DODGE TOURING. ONE i9i?
Ford grocery delivery, one one-n..f
"henix truck. Cash or terms. Alfred
B. Small. Gardiner. nov1idiw
FORD CAR, NEW LAST SPRING.
Good condition. John r. Walton, 10
Fountain St, Gardiner. novl3i6t
FORD TOURING CAR. 1917 MODEL.
In first-class condition. bargain for 500.
Augusta Motor Co., phone 73. novisdtf
TIRES, TIRES, TIRES. JUST RE.
ceived a large lot of tires from leading
manufacturers. Last chance at Old
prices. \. sizes. Mail orders flied
F. E. Mace. 10 Sewall St.. Augusta
Phone S2s-W. octldtf
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LOST

POCkETBOOK CONTAINING SUN OF
money in bills and identification card
with address. 3. Il. Delamater, Ben-
nett ST.. Augusta. Leave at Journal Of
flee and receive reward. novl6d3tS
TRUCK CHAIN, BETWEEN GARDI-
ner and State Hospital, Augusta. No
tify Gardiner Auto Co, Gardiner. Tel.
4S-M. novl6dlv
KITTEN. PURE WHITE, HALF
grown, last seen near Gage street.
Finder please notify IL. A. L.eeman. 2+l
Gage ST. nov16d5t*
FOUNTAIN PEN WITHOUT CAP
Finder please notify Mrs. NJ. Bowling.
Randolph. novl3d3t
BROWN OVERCOAT. BLACK BAND
age on arm, in City hall. Monday night,
Nov. II. Finder leave at journal Office.
novl5d3t'
FUR COLLAR N LEWISTON MON
day night. front of electric waiting
room. Please notify Mary LaFla mma,
100 Northern Ave, Augusta. Reward.
novliJ3tf
SO REWARD FOR RETURN INTACT
of United States Army pack and con-
tents lost November the eighth from
automobil between Skowhegan and
Lewiston. No questions asked. Ro pm
). Journal Building. Lewiston, Me.
nov1id2w'
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r a Z NJ s


THEN. BEST
$ DOING THE BUSINESS,
WAYS novSnt
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Cards. Notices, Etc.

'jy LIAM. MEDIUM, READINGS
,Gs,N Ndpiioi st. Augusta, Me. Te'
W. novSd.ws
over ~ ~, ~ =. RECENTLY TAKE \
ion n "e Pierce Webber store in add
House 9 W old store under the Conv
eader Nv, we shall run our new store
or the J yn Old policy of greatest a:ue
10 cali ,oney' That's why we urge yol
susia. '''ay' J. h. Farrell Co.. Au-
novl6dCf
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Found

LADIES .POCkETBOOK on LOCAL
car arriving in Augusta at $50. Inquire
at IL FiagG ST noviidzts
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New Advertisements Today
I.ost-kitten.
To Let-House.
For Sale-W ootl.
Trt pncEothNaiy

To Let-House.
For Sale-Wood.
Lost-Pocketbook.
Lose-Truck chain.
Wanted-Salesmen.
Wanted-Two girls.
Wanted-Show case.
For Sale-Sows. etc.
Wanted-Sales lady.
For Sale-Bay mare.
For Sale-Cattle feed.
For Sale-Fir boughs.
Wanted-Househeeper.
Wanted-Moving jobs.
For Sale-Heifers. etc.
wanted-Auto-knitters.
For Sale-Oxford lamb.
To Let-First-class fiat.
For Sale-Bedstead. etc.
For Sale-Fine dressing.
Wanted-Child to board.
Wanted-Work by hour.
Wanted-Reliable woman.
For Sale-Dinner pals. etc.
For Sale-Household utensils.
For Sale--Horse blankets. etc.
For gale-Senarator and churn.
Wanted-To board elderly lady i.
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone & Co.
Members New ork Stock EXC. tos-
ton Stock Ike. New J ork Cotton Exs.,
Chicago Board Of Trade. Portland
Branch Office. $50 aiddl.. 81. New Eng.
land Telephone 1882. 1863.
WM. r. PORTEt:. Mgr
New York Stock Market
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MOVING JOBS OF ALL KINDS, :1a-
ION truck. Gardiner Auto Co, Gardiner.
Tel. 4S-M aoylGdl,no
WORK by HOUR. COOkING A SpE-
cialty. y Court st. Tel. 365-R
novlGdlw
WOULD LIKE YOUNG CHILD 81:
aged person to board for the winter.
~ood furnace heated rooms. good food
and good care. Terms reasonable. Ad-
dress M, Care Kennebec Journal.
novl6d1t'
A SHOW CASE 3 OR FEET LONG.
Capital Studio. 2i2 Water st. novl6dGt*
WOULD BOARD An ELDERLY LADY
very reasonable for company One
wishing a good home please write to
Mrs Mabel jackson, Skowhegan, Me-.
X r -. Z. novl6dit"
WRITE A SONG-VICTORY OR pop
ular l compose music and guarantee
as Merlin, 100 Reaper Block, Chicago.
A RELIABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE
work by day or hour sweeping, busting.
Mrs. NJ. A, II Weston St. nov16d3ts
AN INVALID OR ELDERLY PERSON
to care for in my home. Care NJ, Ken
nebec Journal. Gardiner. novl5dlw'
CHILDREN TO BOARD. GOOD HOME,
near school. Care l.. Kennebec Journal,
Gardiner. noviod1wS
PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES PO
sition as housekeeper in small family.
references exchanged. b. b., Journal.
Augusta. noyl5d3ts
TO HIRE A FARM ALL STOCKED IN
good location near good market with
option OF buying at end Of year ii salia-
factory II. J. Smith. p. o. No. 5ss.
Dexter, Me. nov15d3t"
GOOD BUILDING LOTS WITH EASY
to
line in kenne5ec county. F. Slavik,
4lo East sith St, New York City.
nov14dst'
SECOND HAND MANDOLIN n
good condition Address Mandolin, care
1oorIlal once. noviid3t'
TO CARE FOR ELDERLY PERSON.
modern conveniences. Sunny room. io5
Grove 81. novlid6t'
EXPERIENCED LADY STENOG-
rapher and bookkeeper desires position
for evening work. Address -. W.
------------------ novi4d;t'
TO BUY A SMALL FARM SITUATED
on the creamery route. Farm. care
Journal Office. Augusta. nov13d6ts
PICTURE FRAMING AND ENLARG-
ing; Work. done promptly and salts.
faction guaranteed. Win cali for aod
deliver q.e orders any-here in Augusta.
irIeea NEST reasonable. Alfred NJ
=
WOMAN TO HELP IN KITCHEN AT
Bowdoin ann. novlzdtf
GET OUR PRICES on SINGLE AND
double harness before buying. We can
save you money. w. s. Pillsbury.
novl2dlw
SEASONED HARD WOOD FOR
building sleds. a reasonable price pL1.
w. 8. Pillsbury, Waterville. nov12dlw
A WIDOW OF THE PRESENT
war would like a position as house
keeper in family Of two or compa 1.cn
for elderly lady. Will give references
and want references. Address "B.T,''
Gen. Delivery, city. novid2w
IRON BENCH WISE FOR HOME
use. r. H. Flynt, Davenport St, Au-
eusta Tel 3ii-W octg,dtf
WANTED-A MILLION FEET OF
box boards. Pine. spruce, mr. or hem
lock. delivered at our mill in Gardi.
ner. James Walker & Son Co.. Gardi.
ner Telephone 322. fsb22dtf
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Wanted-Female Help

BOOK KEEPER
Experienced GIRL who ai.e under.
stands typewriter. Address, Book
y.c.r." care journal.
noy,]dU
~Wo GIRLS WANTED AT MRS.
Hsrrngtons. i2 Noyes Place. novl6dtf
tAI.Fs LADY II DRY AND FANCY
foods store. Permanent position Tor
mt party Answer at once. Sales
MI care Journal. nov16itf
rEA'E WORK AT WAR PAY GUAR
snteed for three years. Knit urgently
needed socks for us on the fast, SIM
lie Auto-knitter. Full PARTICULARS TO-
day &c. stamp. Auto-Knitter Co. Dept.
=, =. 81 Jefferson. Buffalo. n. Y.
septl7eodtodec.5
II ONCE 4 HOUSEKEEPER, 3 N
aniy. Call or write NJ. Peaslee. l PARK
=. Augusta. Ne. nov16d3r'
GIRLS WOMEN. BECOME CLERKS
'or Government. sil0G yearly. Home
and Washington appointments. Thou
.art.s needed. Ordinary education Suiil-
tn. Lfe positions. American Insti-
Ute Dept y, -6S, Rochester. y. Y.
nov9-16-23 800
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-16

BAY MARE 10 YRS. OLD. GOOD
three years old; moving out Of town,
no more uee for same. Melvin Mapston,
Gardiner. Me-. Route 9. Tel. 21-31
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-16

--5oZG TIGGED BOY TO Assist
~, e'ock room and shipping depart
I' =, ne kennebec Journal Com
h.n. cool Job for a live one. 4 boy
, tn, can come in Afternoons will De
ven corsld. ration. noSi1itl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-16

--urAE FROM MEN WHO HAVE
n'ois or service who feel that their
~ rs are WORTH more if they had the
&c n let 20 and connect with spe-
.,gh lass essential proposition.
.il.ass for interview, II. j. Smith. J..
w 10 Natervilie. Me. novlod3t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-16
For Sale-Real Estate
State Farm Agency

1S) acres, four miles from city of AN
in smooth fields, cuts 60 tons of hay, 65 4
in wood and pasture for 80 head. wood
for home use. 20 NJ pine and hemlock
lumber, nine room house, water IN
kitchen, barn 34x36 basement, ties up II
head with good water supply; stable.
hay barn, shed, ice and poultry hocse
all in good repair Owner will make w
price and terms to suit purchaser arl
will include some personal property fer
immediate sale. This is~your chance to
buy one Of the best farms in Kennebec
Co. You want TO see this farm to app-e-
ciate its value. e. l.. Worcester. West
ern Ave, Augusta, Me. Phone 2l5- NJ.
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Wanted-Male Help

..LEsMEN-B!G QrlCKc PRo i,s'o
I,s carbursto- for Ford Cars; eimnie:
20. ~" guaranteed to double your
1 .i.sss ard start in zero weather with
hl.e"s ses.ins or printing. l5-day free
y, Writ. / q J. carouretor Co: O5
- tsnr Blvd Chicago. nOvlt1it$
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-16

THREE NICE HEIFERS, COMING
ana three: II pigs, extra nice ones. near
iy new harness. Must be sold 1876 Man
Ct. Farmingdale. Telephone 3o3-Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-16

-.Icp- METAL. WORKERS FOR
~, and fo- erecting blower systems.
10y men to learn. Good opportunity
A'sV ,avanrsnYent Address Sterliug
aovrr Company, Hartford, Conn.
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