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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-02
Lost
MONMOUTH

F,AST-A Red Cross benefit under
the management of the East Mon
mouth Red Cross unit is to be given
on the evening Of July 4 in Abel Frost
chapel Among the various attrac-
lions are an entertainment and social.
Ice cream and cake will be on sale.
Horace w. Tinkham. 3o1st Co, c
Field Signal Battery. Camp Devens,
passed a few days recently with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Think
ham.
Mrs. Henry Elliott is visiting in
Rochester, y. H.
Emery Tilson Of Lewiston was In
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Norris and daughter
Mary are at the Norris farm for the
summer.
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New York Produce Marke.

New York, July l.
FLOUR-Unsettled springs, winters
and Kansas 113ofli1 a..
CORN-Spot easier; fresh shelled No
yellow ] % "a and No. ) yellow SO 81
cost and freight New York
OATS-Spot easy; standard SSi.
PORK-Firm; mess 47.5om4SO0; family
$500; short clear &c. C0m5l.eA
I.ARD-Strong. middle west % J00 8 @.
BUTTER-Weak: receipts 6465: cream
cry higher than extras :5@,45A; creamery
extras. g score. - tirsts 41l@4 80; pack
ing stock current make No. , So.
F,GGS-Firm receipts 1880; fresh
gathered extras 4lmi2: fresh gathere |
storage packed first 3SaniA; do. reguIa r
packed extra tirsts 3S!040, do frsts Sc
M3S; state, Pa, and nearby western hsn-
merry whites fine to fancy 51N53, state,
Pa and nearby hennery browns 1901;
do. gathered browns and mixed coors
36T42
POTAToES-E Easier; southern NJ. ]
hbl. 5.0oG7.75; Jersey sweets No. / per
basket 2 50M300.
SJGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
cos: mola sses nominal: refined steady;
cut loaf 900; crushed SIS; mould A 500
cubes s %: powdered : 20; powdered u.s.
fine eranul4ted 80; diamond A $50;
confectioners 4 ! 10: No. ] -.35.
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LIBERTY

DR. Pratt and son Arthur Of Win
stead, Conn, who have been passing
a few days at their cottage on the
lake. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peck arrived
last week and have opened their cot
tage on the island for the summer .
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Taylor and son.
Mrs Alfred Pulsifer of New Haven
and Charles Pulsifer and family of
New York City, arrived last week and
are at the Pulsfer cottage for the
season.
Allen Knowlton, who has been en-
ioying a few days furlough at his
home here, returned To Camp Derens
last week. lie expects 70 leave soon
for over seas.
Mrs. Rhoda Benner of Belfast Is in
town for a few weeks stay with rel
atives and friends.
c. NJ Hurd was business caller in
Belfast Thursday.
The many friends Of Hon. L. c.
Morse will be glad to know he is fast
recovering from his recent illness.
Miss Ardell Hartman, daughter OF
Barry Hartman, who was operated
On at the Waldo county hospital for
appendicitis last week is reported very
comfortable.
c. b. KnowIton and o. w. Ripley OF
South Montville, members Of Pales-
tine Commandery, nightTemplers,
attended the dinner given st. John
Day June 90 by Ralph II. and James
n. Hover of Belfast at their cottage
Pine Lodge, Pitchers pond and report
very enjoyable day.
Rudolph Cox was the lucky fisher
man on Thursday taking from the
lake three fine salmon.
Albert Barnes. who has been APP
pointed superintendent OF schooIs lor
the town of Liberty, Appleton. Paier.
mo and Washington, has taken rent
in the Mathews house on Main streo-
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OAKLAND
Roland Ellis Meets With Pain
full Accident-LCcais

Miss Louise Pencon was a business
visitor in Lewiston Monday.
I Miss Fannie Taylor, WHO has been
teaching school in Philadelphia. is
passing the summer vacation at tire
home of her unc,e, John c. Taylor OF
Belgrade avenue.
David Rushton of Norridgewock
passed the week end with relatives
IN town.
The Mothers Improvement Club
held their annual family meeting
Saturday evening in the Post rooms
Of the G.. A. r. hail. A good number
were present anil the following
short program was presented: Vocal
solo, with encore by Charles Ridley:
Rev. H T.. Dunnack of Augusta
gave a brief address on Just Moth
M; vocal solo. with encore fy
Miss Bcssie Ormiston. Games were
played and social evening was on
joyed by all. Refreshments Of ir2
cream and cake wera served.
Sumner Babidgc, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knight
Of Aver street for the past weeE,
has returned to his home in Port
land.
AEhert Vigue, who has been visit
ing his brother, w. T.. Niguc. has re-
turned to New York where he is en-
ployed.
Roland Bickford. Ralph KIgore
.Alanson Skiilings. Eugene terv';'-
and Everett BuzZell have returned &c
Camp Devcns after passing the
10 -,
Richard Graves of Pressure Isle
was calling on friends in town Sun
day.
The regular meeting Of the "o-
mems Relief Corps will be held on
Wednesday evening in the Pos
room.
Miss Hazel Hutchins Of Portland is
a guest Of her uncle, Charles Hutch
ms of Main street.
Advertised letters at the Oakland
~ stoffice July / were Henry Hap
kins. Almond Mahean. Miss Edith NJ,
Soule and Henry Pomeroy.
Mrs. c. L. Rice who has been VS.
itinC Mrs. Bert Stevens Of Belgrade
avenue. has returned to her home IN
T, Chelsea. Mass.
f. After tie regular meeting OF cas-
cade Grange which was held Satnr-
day evening the public were ihv't-
ed to lear the following program
The guests were extended nearly
welcome bv Master Wallace Judkins'
music bv Sawtelles orchestra
prayer by Rev. p. A. A. Killam; 70,
cal solo, Z. r. Allen; flag song ana
salute to the flag by several DO.
and girls; reading. Lucretia G'ea-
son: music by orchestral; song
How Betsy Made the Flag" by Sc
~.aI girls; voca! solo. p. A. a. WI
lam; original essay. "Cloom. ~
Nav Allen; recitation with tableau
Bertha Wheeler; remarks. Rev, r. a
A. Killam; singing Of america hS
audience. A collection Of s12 was 'at,
en- which will be given to the local
! DR.. Mendelson of Brooklyn, N. X
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ADRlANCE CHAIN BUCKEYE
STANDING GRASS ON II ACRES

moving machine in Worklny order,
price so; one cultivato- nearly new IS.
Phone 16I-4i. Jn27d6t*
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B osten Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston. July I.
BEEF'-Caoice whole cattle 24s
J'TTER-Northorn $685.; western
4flm46
CHEESF-New York twins 21kd25.
CORN-So. 3 yellow l.9l4G1.92
FGGS-Choice hennery and nearby 81
052; western 36M,5.
HAY-No. l timothy 2SGG
Handspring 33.
PORk-Medium backs 500
POTAToES-Maine 230@2.40 per 1oo
lbs; new southern 5.25070O per Dbl
SUGAR-Granulated. 20 Dbl lots, 7.SO
NEAI-I2n16
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is passing few days with his fam
lily at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Talbert Of Main street.
Arthur Leech. who has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Leech has returned to his home In
Corinna.
Miss Alicea Sweeney. who has been
passing a few days with relatives in
town, has returned to the Central
Maine hospital in Lewiston. where
she is training for a nurse.
Rev. f. r. Sleeves and family left
Monday for West Pownal, where they
will visit Mrs. Sleeves parents. DR..
and Mrs. S. A. Vosmus for a few
days.
Miss Daisy Snow. who is am-
ployed at the Office Of the American
wooden mill has returned from q
weekend visit at her home in North
Fairfield.
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New Work Money Market

New York. july l.
Mercantile paper, fotr months s, six
months G.
Sterling Ga-3ay bills I ~.
Commercial 6o-day bills on banks Az.
Commercial. 69-day bills 4.7l4. demand
AIS 80. cables 4.76 .-l6.
Francs, demand 5.11, cables 569s.
Guilders. demand 49s. cables 50i.
Lire. demand So. cables $50.
Rubies. demand 49,, cables II nominal.
Bar silver 99S.
Mexican dollars -.
Time loan steady; 60 DAYS jsfi59; 30
days 5a45G; ST.: months 5tU6.
CAL money steady; high !. low b, rul-
ing rate s., closing bid O., Offered at 4,
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Chicago Produce Market

CnICdgO, jury ].
Bearjsh crop reports and favorable
weather had a weakening influence to-
day on the corn markets. Prices closed
unsettled Ia to as net lower, with July
~! to IA IS and September Isl 3-S.
oats lost 3-S to 1c. III provisions the
outcome varied from 2cc decline to 70
advance
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Heath were united in marriage ty
Rev. N. E. Boynton Wednesday,
June 26. They will reside at the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Heath. West Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lane were
callers Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Herson's, Fairfield street.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the First Baptist Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon in the vestry of
the church. This will be the last
meeting of the season and good at
tendance is desired
Lyle Owen. one of the mail carriers
in town is confined to his home by
illness His place is being filled by
Oliver KHAN.
Roland Ellis, the four-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis met
with very painful accident Saturday
evening while playing in front of a
horse that was feeding in the door
yard. AS the little fellow reached out
his hand the horse snapped at his
face tearing 1t from the corner of his
mouth well up into the check The
child was taken to Gray's hospital in
"aterville where it was found neces-
sary to take a number of stitches. At
present lie is resting comfortably
Grey Moore, Frank Garland. Oral
Wheeler. and Ernest Hudson of Liv-
ermore Falls have returned from a
successful fishing trip to Carry Pond,
bringing back a fine string of trout.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Dudley and daughter
have returned from Lewiston, where
they passed the weekend with
friends.
The members of Cascade Grange are
invited to a Red Cross Social to be
given at Arthur Gleason's residence
on the Belgrade road Thursday eve
ming. There will he free transporta-
ton for all those wishing to attend.
A bag treat will be served. Members
wishing to go will meet at Grange hall
at 7.30 sharp.
Miss Elarissa Wheeler OF Belgrade
avenue is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
DEW in Weeks Of Sidney for a few
DAYS.
a. B. Fogg, who has been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Sawtelle of Summer street has re-
turned to his home in Dexter. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Sawtelle
and daughter. Muriel. who will pass a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs Fcgg
Rev. p. A. A. Killam at the First
Baptist church Sunday evening gave
very interesting account of his re-
cent trip to Camp Devens, explaining
the coed work the Y. NJ, G.. A. is do
! ing among the soldiers and other
! things of interest.
! Nina Doughty is guest at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nickcr-
i son of Fairfield street
! The whatsoever Guild" met with
Mrs. Edward Wing of Grove street
Monday evening. Following the bust
ness meeting the members completed
the book entitled India Awakening,
! which they have taken as study
during the year. Chapters from the
book entitled "Klondike klam," were
also read during the evening. L;Gh;
refreshments were served. This will
be the last meeting of the season.
Mrs. Myrtle Dawes and daughter Of
North Arson are guests of Mrs
Dawes sister, Mrs. Minnie Living
Stone of Main street.
Mrs George Hallett of High street
is visiting friends in Portland and
Hallowell for a few days.
Miss Mary Strickland, who has beer
visiting at the home of NJ. l.. Strick
| land of Main street left Monday fol
her home in North New Portland.
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EAST POND ROAD-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph were in this vicinity Sunday.
Charles Roberts snapped horses
with Will Ellie of Sidney recently.
Mr. Crommett was a Sunday caller
at Erwin Palmer's.
Mr.. Roberts was at Fred Brooks of
Smithfeld Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rowe left for
kineo, Monday.
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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. 1868
VIM. II. PORTER. Mgf.
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THREE NEW SIX ROOM COT.

tages at Island Park, Cohhossce. Fully
furnished and appointed. Electric
lights, running water. flush closet. large
piaZzas, tireplaces. One minutes W. k
from car line To let by week, month
or season. Apply to Casavant & Clou-
tier. Augus:a. or Island Park lnaNl5dtf
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH

To Let-Cottages, booming Houses, Ho-
tells. Restaurants. Tailor shop. Barber
Shop, Stores and Garage. w. NJ. DAVIS,
Old Orchard Me. maysd2mo
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To Let-Cottages, Etc.
sUNNYsIDE COTTAGE. OCEAN

sUNNYsIDE COTTAGE. OCEAN
Point. eight rooms with water and flush
closet. Two dollars per day by week or
$50 by season TO Sept. l. w. H. Davis,
1853 Stevens Ave, Woodfords, Me.
ily2dew'
EMERY COTTAGE, 9 FURNISHED
rooms and bath. Near boat landing. In
CURE Genevieve Palmer. - Liberty St.
Gardiner, Ne. julyld2w*
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT PINE
Grove shore. Lake daranacook. Large
vera lda. screened. good view, fireplace,
four minutes walk to car. Address
Mrs. EfIie e. Ramsdell, r. -, Winthrop,
Maine. june29d6l
COTTAGE AT SQUIRREL ISLAND.
Apply to Mrs. Frederic Danforth. -
Pleasant ST, Gardiner, Maine. jn29dtf
FOR JULY, AT SQUIRREL ISLAND
seven-room cottage with bath. Apply
Miss Jennie NJ. Smith. ~ College ave-
nue., Waterville. JuneZSdlw
SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE WITH
bath and garage. at Ocean Point, Me.
Apply A. NJ. Drummond, 90 So. Chest
nut ST. Jn2Sd6t
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST A
five-room cottage on Pine Point. China
Lake. Furnished and screened. one
camp pS week bT HiONtll. u. A. Jones,
So. China. Tel. 1-13 jn26dlw
COTTAGE WITH GARAGE PRIV.
lege on West shore of Cobbosseecontee.
Nathan Weston. Augusta, Me. jn26dlw
FAIR VIEW COTTAGE At OCEAN
Point, flush closet and water in sink
Address Miss L. A. Thompson, Ocean
Point. Maine. jn26dtf
F U r N S II e D COTTAGE AT
Squirrel Island, flush closet and sink.
TO rent after July is. by week or
month. e. c. Hendee. Augusta. Tel.
5GS-M. jn22dtt
SQUIRREL ISLAND = ATTRAc-
tive cottage for the season, 10 fur
niShed rooms, bath. set tub, hot and
cold water. open fireplace, large piazza.
Inquire Mr.. Arthur Tetreault 81
Water ST, Augusta. Tel. JOIN jn19dtf
COTTAGE AND
bungalow al Ocean Point, location and
view unsurpassed BY month or season.
Inquire c. II. Blaisdell. 22S State st. Tel.
30S-M. jn24dtt
COTTAGE ON HERsEYS ISLAND,
Lake Cohbosseecontce L. l.. Hersey.
Augusta or Island Park. jnlldtf
ON CAPITOL ISLAND, ME-, FOR
months of July and August. 7-room cot
taGe, improvements, good view, near
boat landing. Apply to c. L. Hewitt Jr.,
"a High St. Bath Me. Tel. Bath 257-W
jnSdlmo
THREE NEW SIX ROOM COT
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AID
RATES

4. q word for ] time.
.. = word for 8 times consecutive.
=. . word for 6 times consecutive.
r,.,a insertions, pro rata.
Ma advertisement taken for less
than Use.
All classified advertisements must be
prepaid.
The Journal does not knowingly
accept any fraudulent advertising
q any kind. The Journal will in
vestioats promptly and vigorously
very claim from any person who
h.s been in any way deceived or
m;,.reated through answering an
.dvsrtisernent. The Journal will
.h.nk its readers TO bring to its
attention any failure on the part
Is an advertiser to make good his
.,emises. II is the belief Of this
amer that an advertiser serves his
AVN interest best only when he
..,ves the public best. If you are
~, satisfied tell the Journal.
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Autos, Boats, NIotcrs, Etc.
MOTOR BOAT BARGAIN, II Fl,

. II, peam, 3 H. T.. Hartford engine
with anchor flags and canvas winter
covering now at Cobbossee. A neaL.
smooth running boat. Everything IN
good condition. VIII sell at a third
original cost. Howard Z. Weber care
Augusta Trust Co. jn2Td6-~
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HEADQUARTERS FOR HAVING

tools OF all kinds including moving m.-
Chimes, horse rakes. Scytnes, pitch
forks, drag rake, hand RAKE, steel
track, carriers, rope, blocks, srapples,
knife grinders, grndstones, elc. Get
our prices Gerrlsh d Smith, ID Silver
street, Materville. Name. TEL 46y.
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WhY NOT REPAlR YOUR OLD

moving machine? We have guards,
plates and sections at reai5na ole
price, or we will take your old mower
m exchange Tor a new one. W. have
bargains in secondhand mowers and
rakes. w. 5. Pillsbury, Watervlle.
jupe2Sd2W
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months of July and August. 7-room cot
tage, improvements, good view. near
boat landing. Apply to c. L. Hewitt Jr,
"a High St. Bath Me. Tel. Bath 257-W
ipSd1,,n
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a LIrTLE DOWN AND 4 LlIILE

You have always wanted. Only u ham,
Knocks 10 be sold on TINS offer at the
old price, Gerrish 4 Smith, 10 Silver
street. Waterville, Me. Tel. 4ty.
june24dtf
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lane.Heath

Daniel Lane and Miss Florence
Heath were united in marriage ty
Rev. n. E. Boynton Wednesday,
June rs. They will reside at the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Heath, West Fairfield.
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FORD Tres s1o.5c-FoRo TUBES

81 % While lhey last SPARK plugs. blow
out patches, Nucanizers, loot mats. skid
chains grease, OIL and fun line of au-
tomoDle accessories. Ii VIII pay you
10 buy from US GcTrsh 4 SMITH, 10,
is Silver st. Watervilie. Maine. Tel. 469
junt1dIf
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BARGAINS IN NEW ANp USED

cars. one HVt-passenger BUICK, feCent-
ly ove-haued, s215. One 1917 5-passengtr
Nelie., run 7Oo miles. good as new. $1,000
One ate 1917 model big + Siudebuker,
run 1G0 niles. Good as new. $il0O. One
4-pasSnger King 8, run $500 miles. Per-
feet condition. .>-Wiy painted. This
year pri-e S2iG0. sale price $500 Ont
new klng s. passenger car. Inis ye.,I
price s2l5U. Our price SlG59.
Our 1915 Buick big Chassis and
good Tres, 500, One 1916 Pullman, run
7tr mics. perfect condition, $3.50 Mace
Motor Car Co, 10 State ST., Augusta
Ihone 62J-W may25dtf
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OIL STOVES $1.75 AND UP ov-

ems, kerosene oil cans, housed brooms,
screens, wrngers, tups, WASH boilers,
dlppers and water pals. Get our prices.
Gerrish * Smith, Is Silver street, Wa
terville, Maine Tel. 1853 june24dtf
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For Saie-MiSceilaneOuS
TWO NEW RID1Nc WAGONS, ONE

TWO NEW RIDING WAGONS, ONE
second hand grocery express al pai
gains, no correspondence answered; =
II. Ferran, Ii Dickman ST. Tel. HIN.
ONE SECOND HAND DEERiNa
six-foot cut moving machine; with few
repairs viii be as good as new "a >.
Brown. Kent Hill, Me. lly-dM
CELEBRATE THE FoURTH-FLY
d flag from your own home. Be pau,
otic, Big values. Two sizes, so atd
sl.25 Gerrish & Smith. Is silver 81.
HOLD oN-DoN'T BUY NEW
tires until you get our prices on al
sizes guaranteed tires and tubes; aisc a
Smith. Is Silver street. WatervIe.
Maine. Tel. 46s. lulyhtf
WATCHES, WALTHAM, ElGN
and all best makes sold at lowest prizes
at Drew's Reliable Jeweiry Store, ~
Lisbon St. Lewiston. JylGW
BERRY BASKETS FOR SALE.
Large or small quantities. CAN wpte
or telephone Gerrish 4 Smith. Is Sill
Yer street. Watervlle, Me. Tel 46g.
juneA]tf
wv p y = - < - oI1P''
wagon, also horse, weight 1890; will tx
change TOR stock or money. VIM &.
Powell, l. /, Augusta. Tel. So Sidley.
jlylet.
WATCH BARGAINS AT DREVS
Lewiston jly1llw
ONE TO? BUGGY IN GOOD CEN
dition, two-sealed carriage Win renov-
a Mo "a a : rallt-
ed chamber set, good condition. L.gar
Parknan, Winthrop, X. +. u. p.
Jn2d3t
ONE LIGHT DELIVERY TRUCK
III good condition. Cheap tcr cash. bAp-
ply TO American Glue Company, Hsllo-
we'll Me jn.ydtf
HEAVY CANVAS CURTAINS FOR
sleeping porch. good as new. For !, ~
ticulars Tel l052-W. jn2,d6ls
PURE WOODEN YARN SPUN
from the wool from our own sheep .oc
shcm al J.. lb. Wlseman Farms, Lewls-
ton, Me. .nD I2w
DIAMONDS GUARANTEED IN
weight and color at extremely low
prices at prew's Reliable Jewelry store,
rs Lisbon st. Lewiston. jl!ld1w
DON'T YOU NEED A DELIVERY
wagon stock taken in exchange W.
:. plllsbury, Watervile. JuneSd2~
ORDER A GRAY THRESHINGM MA
chine with bean attachment before they
advance III price. W. 5. Pllsbury wa
tervile June2Sd2W
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY A
double harness before they go higher?
What about a double wagon! We VIII
buIid one to suit you. w. 5. PilHbury,
WatcrViile. june2Sd2W
WHY NOT REPAIR YOUR OLD
moving machine? We have guards,
plates and sections at reaa5na ole
price, or we will take your old mower
IN exchange Tor new one. WI have
bargains IN secondhand mowers and
rdkes. w. 5. Pillsbury, Waterv!le.
jupe2Sd2W
HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CUT
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good smooth land at Weber Pond,
Nass&lboro. Price reasonable Adj
dress q. Il. Connor 745 Congress ST.,
Portland. or call on Geo. w. Coleman
on the premises in26a1w
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BUY YOUR HORSE FORK ROPE
now. DO not wait until you begin hay
ing. w. $. Pillsbury, Watervllk.
iu,ayxdr,,,
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HOW ARE you GOING TO CUT

your hay with the help YOU have, You
can do it with a John Deere hay loader.
W. ). Pilsbury, Waterville, Jure2Sd2w
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double harness before they go higher?
What about a double wagon! We Will
bulld one to suit you. w. 5. Pilkbury,
MaterVHle. june2Su2W
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POWER SPEED BOAT, "a Fl BY S

#. beam, 10 II. +. 4-cylnacl iIrd engine,
new order; also % It, lauucn, 90 n. 4.
Peerless 8 cylinder eng, splendid order
lnQuir. Edwin l.. Morton, NaterVllle,
Me. inlgd2W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-02

LATEST EDISON PHONOGRAPH-
81 blue amberol records. Good trade for
cash. Also box body for beach wagon
suitable Tor meat or milk delivery. w.
Il. Labrie, 252 Water street, Halowell.
Can from to T. NJ juie25IlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-02
mis-. MODERN
BUNGALOW, 6 ROOMS AND BATH

IN Riverside Drive, all modern con-
For particulars address
Orren l.. ChOate, Augusta. Name.
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ONE POTATO PLANTER, 1PoTA-

to sprayer, ! digger, ! tWo-norte cuItl-
Yator and hoe, moving Machine, !
separator. Chas. Allard, K. No !, Sib-
ley farm, Riverside Drive. iii26d1w
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ON HERsEYs ISLAND.

Lake CohbnSseecontce i. T.. Hersey,
Augusta or Island Park. jnlldtf
ON CAPITOL ISLAND ME- EOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-02

THE ORDWAY HOUSE ON WIN
throp street, in Hallowell, Maine This
property will be sold extremely cheap
for cash. Inquire Of c. A, knight, Ad-
ministrator. Gardiner. Me. apr6dtf