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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21
AMERICAN
INDIANS TAKE
LAST GAME
FROM RED SOX

Boston. Aug. o After losing two
Straight, Cleveland took the third
and last game OF its most import
ant series Of the season by beating
Boston S to 4 today. Ruth, who beat
Cleveland Saturday. started today
and in the seven innings he worked
the visitors made Is hits and scored
eight runs. II was Il loosely played
game with many unusual features,
the most startling of which was a
pu'rut which Ruth made in the Sec
ond on O'Neil's tly after Catcher
Maker HAD mUfted the hall. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21
JACOBS OF PHILLIES
SHUTS OUT THE BROWNS

ST. Louis, Aug. 20--Jacohs had eV-
erNthing essential to n winning pitch
CT today. He gave but two hits and
Philadelphia shut out St. Louis 3 TO,
0 in the last game of the series. But
= men faced Jacobs, Fisher and
Heathcote being the only men TO
reach first, Both were retired in
double plays befoer reaching second.
The game was decided in the third
when Williams drove the ball into
the right field pavilion, scoring be-
hind Jacobs, who had singled. Score:
Philadelphia. 20 0 > q 0 o o O 1-S-S q
St Louis ......0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0-0-2-t
Jacobs and Adams Packard and
Gonzales.
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low 20i "a; do. No. yellow 1893 "a, both
cost and freight New York.
OATS-Firmer: standard S0a6S1.
LARD-Firm middle west 269OGf 200.
BCTTER-Firm; receipts 1910; cream
cry higher than extras 46aM47. cream
cry extras, % score, as. frsts ii445 "a,
packing stock current make No. 2 35ap
EGGS-Irregular; receipts 3o0S4 cases
fresh gathered extras 1880; fresh gath
cred regular packed extras 4604S; do
iirsts As, state. Pa. and nearby western
fennery whites fine TO fancy 6i@e6
state. Ia. and nearby hennery browns
sass; do. gathered browns and mixed
colors 38G50.
SCGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal
6055; fine granuiated $50.
OTATOES-Steady; Long Island Dbl.
CABBAGES-Quiet and unchanged
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Wanted-Female Help

TABLE GIRL AT EUROPEAN
Lunch, Depot Square, Gardiner.
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Cards, Notices, Etc.
WINDSORVILLE

nursan Malloy OF Gardner is pass
no vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Johnson.
Mrs John Ellis Of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs A. s. Allen of Belmont. Mass, who
nave been touring this State and New
Hampshire in their car, were guests
last week of their sister and aunt, Mrs.
Annie Sproui.
Miss Ellie Watson Of Gardiner is with
her sister. Mrs. Annie Sproul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21

sold IS calves at lie. W. H. Neal sold 2
calves at lac.
Hogs-D. A. Walker sold s extra fam
cy hogs 1850 lbs at 21ac. W. H. Neal sold
) hogs at &c. Otis H. Forbush sold s
hogs at l9!c.
Lambs-D. A. Walker sold l lamb at
lie.
HORSE MARKET.
Boston, Aug. 20.-The market held
classes Of horses with a somewhat bet
ter demand than in the preceding week $
sales. There were quite number of
Maine buyers on the market, and there
were also several carloads OF horses
shipped to New Hampshire for recelling.
There were a few special sales of con-
tractors horses, in small lots OF sim
were in larger supply than for several
weeks past. and while the demand was
not brisk, it was sufficient to take most
of the horses offered. Seconds were en-
tered in fairly large numbers, all of
which were sold for just about what
they were worth.
Good quality. heay, green drafters sold
from s275 to $3.50: medium weight, good
quality drafters from SOS to s275: heavy
wagon and express horses from $3.50 20
SOS; chunks from Sis to sos. There
were 4 number OF good quality accli-
mated horses on sale which sold around
$50 and SITS per head: seconds sold fo-
$40 to $50.
At the City Sale Stables-J. c. Keith.
Stevens & Sweet Horse Co. offered tire =,
express carloads of green horses, inclu-
ing all classes. from a couple OF ponies
from Ohio up TO some extra good heavy
drafters of 1900 lbs. weight Sales were
fairly good with prices steady. There
were about 6 seconds on sale which
were taken promptly at fair values
William Hurwitz offered two express
carloads of green horses and 90 acct
mated horses Trade was fairly good
with nearly all the horses sold Mt the
weeks end. Prices showed little
change from week ago.
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NEW YORK GIANTS
LOSE TO PIRATES. 2.lO

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 2o.-The New
York Giants made their last appear
ance Of the season here today and
were defeated by the Pirates 10 to
2. The visitors gave a DOOR exhibit
ton of baseball in all departments.
Pitcher Steele was mostly res ,ns,-
BILE for the loss Of the game. his two
errors and two wild pitches teips
very costly. Score:
New York 20 0 0 2 0 o . ) o.. as
Pittsburg 100 - o 0o4 x-10-s-3
Steele and Rariden: Gibson, May
er and Schmidt.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Aug. ..
The persistency Of damage reports
from southern Nebraska and Iowa, as
well as the southwest, coupled with
market strength at Kansas City,
brought about active trading in corn
futures today. prices scoring net ad-
vances. of 2A42 "a and closing strong
The advance brought out stop-loss or
ders and although there was some heavy
profit-taking on the bulge. the advance
was we'll maintained October corn
closed 2 II cents up at l65 rs Oats
were bought BY shippers today and b
shorts who were impressed by the corn
strength. The undertone OF the market
was strong. Closing prices were two
cents over yesterday, October at a S-s
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ROBINS BREAK REDS
WINNING STREAK. 2.1

Cincinnati, Aug. 20.-Brooklyn won
the last game of the series from Gin
cinnati today by a score Of to /,
thereby breaking the latter teams
winning streak Of eight straight
games. Johnston was the main fac
tor in the Brooklyn lineup. He tri-
pied IN the first inning and scored
on Olsons single. In the sixth he
singled. went to second on sacrifice.
to third on passed ball and scored
on an out at first. Score:
brooklyn .....,1 0 O 90 l 0 0 0--2-6-1
Cincinnati 80 o 0 0 o o OIL Otto
Grimes and Archer; Ring and VIM
go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21

Base on balls-On Rudolph l. CAStas l.
Walker 2, Ragan E. Hendrix 2 Hits-06
Rudolph l in Is innings; of RagaA
in %, none out in 7th; of George IN
I 1-3: off Carter in 4 1-3; of Walker
in 2-3; off Hendrix in 5. Hit by pitch
er-By George, Fiack. Struck out-By
Carter l. Ragan 2. Walker 2, Hendrix
2, George I. Winning pitcher. Hendrix.
Losing Pitcher, George.
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TODAYS GAM ES
NATIONAL.
CUBS OVERCOME
BRAVES LEAD
AND WIN, 7-6

chicago. Aus. W.-Great batiing NE
Claude Hendrix enabled Chicago TO
overcome Bostons early lead ami win
the final game of the series today in
extra innings . TO g. A home run by
Hendrix and his double started the VIM
ming run across the plate in the nth
pennant race by g games. The score:
InNTON
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zone out when winning run score /
CHICAGO.

Two-base hits-Konetchy, Barber.
Hendrix. Three-base hit--O Farrell.
Home run-Hendrix Stolen bases-Tay-
CERT, j. G. Smith. Merkle. Sacrifice hits
'-Tagger' fferzog ?, Konetchy. Flack
l'ouble plays-Terry TO konetchy; J. G..
Smith to Herzog to Terry to Herzog; j.
= Smith 20 Herzog to Konetchy. Left
On bases-Chlcago Q. Boston 10. First
base on errors-Chicago 3, Boston l.
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TONE OF THE MARKET

| TONE OF THE MARKET
! Yard offerings of beef cattle were
fairly large, but the demand held
steady and prices were firm at the
previous range. There was a some
what better supply of choice cattle.
There sold at l3M14cts, with fair to
good steers and oxen 12I13cts, and
coarse and thin cattle 1O011cts The
est heavy cows and hefers sold at
!" 1-2I12 1-2cts, with medium to
coed cows 1-20 10cts, p,cr to orGi =
nary COWS s 1-2mS 1-2cts, bo.ognas
orc Gamers 5 l-206 1-2cts. Bulls
we're in quite good supply at about
I s Gll0cts
Veal calves showed no change in
prices from week ago. with the Of
fCrings ample. Good average quality
vCals, sold at 1l0l4cts. with choice
Ftavy Neals up to l6cts. with some
extras higher. Coarse calves. drink
ers and grassers sold at 81 l0cts and
small calves $3.50d $50 each.
Receipts of hogs were light both at
the yards and the packing houses.
Evidently the very high level Of
prices has not resulted in bringing
cot any large amount of hogs. The
market this week was lower by about
- cent. Live hogs sold at 10 20 20
cts and dressed hogs at "a 1-2GJ 25cts.
! che demand was good at the lower
level!
Sheep and lambs were in small
supply, with the market quiet and
Unchanged. Sheep 901Scts. lambs
13@18cts.
Mich COW trade continued quiet.
crage cows sell for sJ0I125 with
choice heavy mixers up TO SITS and
poor cows down to about SIS. Stock
fnlls are in fair supply for $3.50 IS.
Live poultry was lower, fowl SO Q
3tcts. spring chickens asa s7ets. aud
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Beef Cattle--W. II. Neal sold J pr fan
cy Devon cattle at 15c, 6 cattle at l3c. 4
cows at &c. Howe g. Shirley sold steers
at lie. steers at 13sc and steers at l2c
+. shapiro sold 5 cows at &c. G. A
Eastman sold 2 cows at 1oac, heifers
at lolc and steers at 12c. Otis H.
Forbush sold ! COW at Sc, COW at 7sc.
l COW $40 lbs at &c and s cows from 81
to &c. y. A. Walker sold cattle 43Sj
lbs at Sc, COW go lbs at SC, cows 1909
IDS at &c and Gamers at &c.
Veal Calves-Otis Fl. Forbush sold 8
calves At l3ac. l calf I'D lbs at tic and
calves 20 lbs at 14c. .. A. Walker
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Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston. Aug. %.
BCTTER-Northern i7G47a: western
45.QI6s
CHEESE-New York twins 24qeSs
COkN-No 2 yellow 1924
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby So
G60; western 42153
HAY-No. grade timothy 3o131.
Handspring 30131
PORk-Medium backs $3.50
SUGAR-Granulated, % Dbl. lots, 80.
VEAI-l2dlS
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EW HAMPSHIRE.
A. Priot,f1n

The aggregate of livestock at Brisa
ton. WATERFOWL and the local slaughte
fouses:
This week: Cattle 1851. sheep 1878.
calves $3.50. hogs 1442
Last week: Cattle 2!UJ, sheep 62J,
calves 3212 hogs 16. 1875
One year ago: Cattle 2l6S, sheep Ills.
calves 1909. hogs 1901
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle 3Sl. sheep 13e, calves ss2. hogs
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Boston Live Stock Market

Specially Reported for the Kennebsc
Journal
Stock Yards. Aug. 20
MAINE
At Brighton
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WALL STREET

Members New y ork Stock Exc. Pos
ton Stock Exc, New York Cotton Exs
Chicago Board of Trade. Portianc
Branch Office. $50 Middle St, New Eng,
land Telephone 1862, 1859
VIM H. PORTER, Mgr
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Aug. N.-Tradng in stocks
today broadened on very slight in
crease of activity. The expansion was
accompanied by general strengthen
and a few specalties were again most
conspicuous. Liberty IS continued their
upward progress to the new high quo
tation of 10Th, many lots changing
hands at or near that figure. Other
Liberty issues were active but without
appreciab BILE change
A significant development of the day
was the adoption of a resolution by the
clearing house committee in expressing
its entire sympathy with the credit
conservation recommendations recent
ly advanced by the Federal Reserve
money is expected as a result OF this
action.
Canadian Pacific was once more the
outstanding feature of the investment
issues, augmentng its recent advance
with an additional gross gain Of four
points. Other trans1contnentals were
firm and coalers of high and low degree,
Reading excepted, were disposed to i'm
prove. Next to L. s. Steel, which trav-
ersed its recent narrow course, ending
at trivial gain, Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred was most active. though Welding
part of its y per cent advance. Ameri-
can Telephone registered another sub
stantial record. its further rise preced-
ing declaration of the regular dividends,
and Western Union also making up part
OF its Losses. Gains elsewhere were con-
hned to equipments. Distillers. Indus
trial. also General Motors, the latter
making an extreme jump OF IA At the
close Sales amounted to 190, 900 shares
Domestice bonds were irregular and
internationals featureless. Total sales,
par value, aggregated E.150.000 Old
registered is lost IA rer cent on sales
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STANDINGS
National League
YESTERDAYS SCORES

Pittsburg 10. New York ?.
Brooklyn .. Cincinnati l.
Chicago I. Boston 6.
Philadelphia 3, st. Louis Q.
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New York Produce Market

New York. Aug %
WHEAT-Steady; No. red Z24I track
New York export to arrive.
CORN-Firm. fresh shAlleA No 2 vel.
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TODAY'S GAMES

Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at ST Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21

Factory output two hundred thousana
daily. Largest selling brand OF Wc Gu
kars in the world. Factory. Manchester.
u. H.
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New York Money Market

New York. Aug. %.
Mercantile paper g.
Sterling 60-day bills 473
Commercial e0-day bills on banks Az
Commercial 6o-day bills 471s, demand
4.15! cables 4.76 9-16
Francs. demand 5.6Gs cables 657
Guilders, demand 5l., cables 52}.
Lire. demand 7.5l cables $50
Rubles, demand 49,, cables "a nominal
Mexican dollars 7S
Government bends firm
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong; 60 days, 30 days
and six months s per cent bid.
Call money steady; high s, low 6, rul-
ing rate s, closing bid 81 offered at 6,
last loan g.
U. S. IS reg. 4s
no coup. Observation-Disclosures. aS
y. o oS reg. ~
~. cup. '....................... ~
Y. 5. As reg. Observation-Disclosures. lN6,
DO. coup. Observation-Disclosures. 10f;
Panama Canal IS coup. ......... So
Baltimore & Ohio Is ................. "a
G.. b. x Q. As Observation-Disclosures. 92I
Denver & Rio Grande As ........ So
Erie CIV. series B NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. As,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas As . 81
Union Pacific As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S.
Union Pacific fdg. Observation-Disclosures. 79s
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ais ..........3S s
BOSTON.

Two-ba," hits-Graney. Speaker.
Nayrr. Three base hits-Graney
O'Ncill > Stolen bases-Chapm ,.
Ragbv 2. Speaker, Hooper. Sacrifice
hits GrarcV. Chapman, Shean Sac
ljficc nv-TuYner Left on bases
Cleveland Q; Boston s. First base on
eI rnrs--Buaton !. Base on balls--on
Baghy 4, eff C"umbe /; IF Ruth
2: off Kinney l. Hits--off Bagby IN
innings. Coumlc in 4 innings, on
Ruth IL in innings; off Kinney ! in
innings Struck "ut--'N BaSby .;
by Coumbr 2; by Ruth :; by kinney
:. wild pitches Bagby J. Passed
baiIs-O'Nc Il l. Winning pitcher,
Bacby: losing pitcher, Ruth.
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AeY CARRlAGE IN COOP CON.
For Sale Horses, Cattle, Etc.

AT HARLEBTON COLLIE KEN
nels-S bic and white female collie pup,
s mo. old. WIN make j very intelligent
dog with the right training. Mother
trained sheep dog and good watch dog.
Father of imported stock. Write T.. u.
Hayford. Hallowel. Name. or telephone
Augusta SIM, after 40 +. NJ. aus2ld3t
SECOND HANDED CHESTNUT
mare, about 1850, good worker, Sell
Manchester. Tel lNS-i. aug2ld6t'
THREE COWS WITH CALVES AT
their sides. j A Jones, So. China. Ell.
7-l3. aug-0-6,'
ONE 1000 LIE. DRIVING MARE, 7
years Old; one l350-lb. nice Workn;
mare or exchange for new mich cows.
+. r. Stackpole, Augusta, Tel 1e7-4
aug3odlw*
a NEW MICH JERSEY COW.
Stanley Griffin. Manchester Forks.
aug20d3ts
l. HENS AND 20 CHICKENS:
Call 1922. aus2oI6.@
FIVE REGISTERED DORSET
istered Holstein bull. Fine individual,
4 months Old Priced to sell. II. J.
Hear, r. Augusta. Tele. SIM.
aug20d3t
TWO NEW MlLCH COWS WITH
calves by Their SIDE; one yrs. and one
3. They are good size and all right. +.
f. EIewett, Weeks Mills. Ne. Tel CANA
80. augl9dlW*
WEEKS OLD PIGS. w. NJ. PRES
colt. Tel. 533 NJ auglIdlw
PAIR OF HORSES 6 AND 8 YEARS
old weight 2900. kind. tine workers. VIA
be sold at low price and can he seen
at +, q. Cornors stable, fhchE: ond, Me.
augi1d2W'
A. j. c. c. BULL CALF, DROPPED
dams to 4th generation. all 400 or bet
ter. solid color, black points. also three
others as good, Hrst buyer gets his pick
f. T. perley, i. 80, Nassalboro. Me.
Tel. So. China. 49,. auFl5diw
/ Ix-YEAR- OLD BLACK JERSEY
COW and calf, service bull. blk Jer
sey yrs old due to freshen Sept 5th.
Walter A. Griggs. Keadfeld Depot.
augl511W'
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES.
blacks and fawn Colors Fine pets AMI
watch dogs and good hunters. Farm
raised. best stock. Caroline Head.
Waterviie Ne, augl5d6t'
ONE PAIR HEAVY DRAFT
horses, viii sell cheap. Apply city
Farm. Tel. 999. 1nlsdsi
Found
PURSE ON WATER ST. CONTAIN
INC sum of money. Owner may have
nv proving same and paying for this ad.
Mrs. Almon Casper As. State st.
aug29d3,s
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ElAss!F FEi AID
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. ~''s tor 3 times consecutive
~"s q, 6 times consecutive
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s,a s.d ADVERTISEMENTS must De
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@ ~. my. II. Iourn', .. WI. ,",
~ srompsIy and .. ~s1'' who
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sst'' :. readers to bring 20 ,. ~,
'.,,0r any failure On s aoee his
/" .''I y s ~. belief OF ms =,
81, ~, a. Advertiser 's ewes n he
' Z. .ysno best. II you are
ives IT. .sn the Journal.
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Observation-Disclosures
!!l[14!|UzIEa A i: D

kI!I!|,!Vl,!!H.5!| |.l|::I: a:l!l
Bought in any condition. Highest prices
PAID for old gold. silver and platinum.
Mail TO American Tooth Co. AS Wash
iHgton ST, Boston. opp. F!lene s.
may %. m Wa fri,eow
A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
lady would like position as housekeeper
fer middle aged or elderly gentleman
clty or village. Best of references. Adj
dress Mrs \. l.. Gerry, is Capisic s.,
Portland, Maine. aug2lObtN
TO PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
wood lots and stumpage +. +. Mace,
ll5 Sewall St, Augusta, Me Phone
62q-W. aug2ldtt
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
bought. sold ana repaired Dephis
foilIn, 81 Northern Ave, Augusta,
aug2ldlwk
ALL ROUND COOK, ALSO HOUSE
g.rl aud alI-round farmland tlt..
Tlrm Tel 500 aug2oiiw
TO BUY ALL KIND SECOND
hand furnitu,e Delphis !ouliu, -
Northern Ave. Augusta. Me. aug29 llmo.
Used NATIONAL CASH REG
lister state price and model. Wanted
.sed Ford runao bout and touring car
state price. W 1DteU-SllSOt salesman
showcase + or ) feet long. Gardiner
Autu CO.. Gardiner. aug1dlW
A ONE HORSE WATSON OR IRON
AEe sprayer, Box ll55. Madison. Maine.
auS2hl3t'
SECOND HAND BABY CARRIAGE
Please notify 17% Main street Eoom 700.
telephone 80, Watervlle. auglidf
SECOND HAND WOODEN SiLO.
y, ,,, first IL ian J.
lneraham. Route |, Tel 1922 auslGdlw
TIC BOARD OLD LADY. GOOD
home. 10 minutes walk from T.. O. y =
dress : 7 C.. I. o. Augusta. Maine.
ausint2w'
A GOOD HOME, PREFERABLY
on farm. with reasonable convenJences.
for woman of %. requiring some atten-
ton although by no means An invalid.
For interview address II once Mrs. y,
care journal. augl5itf
SILENT SALESMAN, ABOUT S TT.
ong oak must he cheap. Address &C.
kennebec Journal, Gardiner. augijtlw
EY, MIDDLE AGED MAN AND
wife. position as caretaker Of small
farm or country estate. Address Care
taker." care kennebec Journal.
augI3d2w
MILK WANTED. kENN EBEc
Creamery. Gardiner. Tel. 203. aug2Itf
CLEAN TIME
Turn your rags. rags, rubber and junk
INTO cash.
u.s. HIGHEST PRICES
: lite or call telephone q ami we will
=. o'cONNOR CO..
AUGUSTA
WANTEO-A MILLION FEET OF
box boards Pine. spruce. fir or hem
lock. delivered at our mill in Gardi-
ner. James Walker & Son Co Gardi-
ncr Telephone S22. feb22dtf
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6RooMs, sRooMs. sRooMs AT

ooe. each wh!ie they last. Nome deliv-
eyed at this prize. hurry and come j
and get one. Lunch boxes al l5c. each.
Tor zac Also water sprinkiers, ali
sizes. Gerrisn 4 Smith. 10 Silver street.
WaterV4l!e, Maine. Tel. i63. For sale
100 cotton hay-caps New bargain for
lihinediate sale. July30dtt
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THE oRCWAY HOUSE ON WIN.
throp street in Hallowell. Maine This
property will be sold extremely cheap
for cash. Inquire of G. A. knight. Ad-
min!strator. Gardiner. Me apr6dtf
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POTATO DIGGER

nice condition. having dug less tnan 81
acres; at bargain. Gcrrish 4 Smith.
IL silver St, WaterVilie, Nj. Tel 40.
auSpltf
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5ARGAiN-WAILE THEY LAST

We Will send you q tWo-burner Oil s,oyt
and deliver it a your door for Size any
where III radius of 80 miles. Send Chez,
or money order to Gerrish IL Smith, |,
Silver street, Water"ille. Maine Tel
469. lulvo6dt
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f0r observation-disclosures
FOUR GOLDEN OAK p,N,N,

',ia ana table. piano, Singer sewing
~, ,ua ens new. top buggy. two Concord
vya son VIZ neW), express wagon. farm
"asoh' Estate b. u. Woods, Ha!lowell
aug1d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21

fords Corner, the fastest growing sec
ton of Portland, new building Rents
from $3.50 to $500 per month; excellent
location for fruit store, tailor, bakery.
or any kind Of business. Write g. d.
Duffy. y Spruce St. Portland. Maine
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21

w. NAeS also second hand Fort,
'N ell be sr'1 - % Melville street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21
PORTERS
|1ENDANTS WANTED

Augusta state hospital men not
ts!ect IL draft--for attendants. APP
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
BUSINESS MEN:
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serter aa Is the soldier IN uniform
who quits under fire
We are now being called upon 10
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