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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-10-03
News Notes
Friday j
LEFT THURSDAY ON A

LEFT THURSDAY ON A
HUNTING TRIP
City Marshall c. F. Skinner. DIR. s.
Z. Lane and W. L. Goyett left Thurs
day morning for the White river coun.
try in Routt county on deer hunting
trip. During the absence of the city
marshal his official duties will be
looked after by C. t. Chapman.
MRS. sARToR CALLED
TO WASHINGTON
Mrs. Anita Sartor received a mes
sage this morning from Washington,
D. c.. to report there for duty within
the next two weeks in the motor trans
port corps. Mrs. Sartor took
the examination last May. She ex-
poets to leave here next Thursday.
ARE GUESTS OF
MRS b. &. HARL
Mrs. Irwin and daughter, Mrs. War
rem GODDARD. both of Marshall. Mo-,
who have been visiting friends at Salt
Lake City, arrived here recently for
few days visit as the guests of Mrs.
B. f. Harl at GIT Rudd avenue.
MRS. GENTRY HERE.
Mrs. Glen Gentry, who has been TAX
ing the first aid work at st. Mary's
hospital in Denevr, arrived here few
days ago and is visiting with friends.
She expects to join her husband who
is in military service at Ft. Sheridan.
Chicago. soon.
GUESTS OF MRS.
CLYDE TURNER
Miss Meorah Work of. Okfuldee.
Okla, arrived here Tuesday and is the
guest of Mrs. Clyde Turner for week.
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The Record Folks
Move to Make
1T Unanimous

Charlie RawaIt. editor OF the Gunni-
son Empire. got in bad when. la the
Interest OF the lyman candidacy. be
referred to Mrs Lois II. Allen as a
"hatehet-faced pelican who runs the
Canon Cay Leader Mrs. Allen with
on, doubt is the bestiockiug member
OF the Colorado Editorial Association.
not excepting Guy u. Hsrdy.-crsis
Empire.
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Saturday
ENTERTAINED AT THE
STRATHMoRE HOT

The members of the E. A. T. S. Club
entertained at o'clock dinner at
the Strathmore hotel Friday evening
in honor of Miss Meorah Work. who
is the guest of Mrs. Clyde Turner
this week. Those spreseent were:
Walton. Wilma Newcomb, Dora Tur-
ner, Laura Aebersold, Mrs. Clyde
Turner, Mrs Jessie Price and Miss
Work.
HILLSIDE VISITORS WERE
HERE ON FRIDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of
Hillside were business visitors in
Canon City on Friday. They report
that most of the farm crops in the
Wet Mountain valley have been har-
vested.
MR.. AND MRS. SHAW
RETURNED TO CANON
Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw, Jr.. who
have been visiting at Villa Grove,
Colo. for the past seven weeks, re-
turned to Canon Wednesday.
IN CANON CITY FOR
A FEW DAYS
Miss Myrtle Woolsey and Miss Fern
Rutherford are visiting the formers
parents for a few days.
Miss WooIsey and Miss Rutherford
recently entered the Minnequa hospi-
tai at Pueblo in the nurses training
school.
PUEBLO VISITORS
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Williams and
daughter, Marian, with Mrs. E. w.
Williams and daughter. Clara. spent
Thursday and Friday in Pueblo visit
ing relatives and attending the Colo
rada state fair.
ATTENDED FAIR IN
PUEBLO THURSDAY
Mrs. J. A. Henderson and son, Mrs.
w. s. Beal OF Ft. Smith, Ark, and
Mrs. Dan Hall motored to Pueblo
Thursday in the Henderson car to
take in the fair.
LADIES' AID ENTERTAINED ~
BY MRS. NEWcoMs
Mrs. w. H. Newcomh entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presby.
terian church of Florence at her home
in Macon avenue Friday afternoon.
There were SO ladies present.
HERE ON BUSINESS.
Charles Terry. formerly OF coaldale
bat now located at LeadviIle, was In
Canon City on brslness Today He
reports considerabi. Stow and cold
weather at J1eadvilIc
HAS RETURNED TO
HOME IN OKLAHOMA
Mss Meorah Work, who has been
visiling Mrs Clyde Turner. left this
afternoon for her home in Oklahoma.
FROM coALoALE.
Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Smith Of Coal
dale are in town today on business.
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MAYOR COOPER ENJOYING
A AlfMTtMa FQlS

Mayor d. N. Cooper left the first Of tho
week in company with Alva. Harlan
and Raymond Wood on deer hunting
trip in the western part of the county.
The party. which is expected to re-
turn to Canon City this evening or
Wednesday. planned to devote most OF
its time to the country in the vicinity
of Cotopaxi.
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Mrs. Charles Raper left today for
her home In cotopaxi after few
days visit in town.
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GOES TO COLORADO coLLaoG.
Allen Nickols left Monday for Colo
RADIO Springs. where he will attend
Colorado College.
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NOTICE.

The water Of the South Canon ditch
will be turned out otober ~ foi
cleaning
(Adv.) w. J. DAVIS. supt.
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the provisions Of which all the as
prations of the Balkan peoples were
nipped in the bud. Germany was the
country that had adopted the system
of the secret treaties AMI diplomatic
intrigues, and improved on the in
famies of the old regime.
But all that now is an old story.
The main thing now is to conclude
right peace, that will be drafted in
full daylight with the whole world
knowing what its details are. This
peace must take into account that Of
all the nationalistic aims brought for
ward by the great war those affect
ing the peoples of the Balkans must
be settled in a definite way. which
must be made as satisfactory as it IL
humanity possible, to all the Balkan
peoples.
4 good peace is what the Balkans
are entitled to. Give the Near East
Il good peace. and the peace Of the
world will be assured. The Balkan
peoples have suffered enough. They
need rest; they need peace; they have
4 right TO be happy.
I,t triumphant Democracy give
them this rest. this peace, this happi-
ness,
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The reaction was at its height in the
last hour, when oils and industria:s
not only forfeited all gains, but gave
way to net losses of to points. Mo-
tors also yielded easily with kindred
specialties
United States Steel gave promise at
the outset of reganing a substantial
part of it's recent loss, advancing Il
points, but relinquished all its advan-
tages. closing at a slight fractional
loss.
Advances of to points in rats
with Southern Pacific the leading fea-
ture. also were soon forfeited, wliie
coppers labored under the handicap of
adverse earnings and shippings lost
ground on further postponement of the
Mercantile Marine deal. Sales amount
ed to 615, 900 shares.
Liberty bonds eased slightly. domee-
tic railway and industrial issues yield
ed / to Il per cent. and internationals
were irregular. Total sales, par value,
aggregated $11.T Geo.
Old L. S. Bonds we're unchanged On
call
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Cfieaao Cattle Market

Chicago. Nov. H.
HoGS-Receipts $4,000; market steady
to 10 cents lower than yesterdays gen
erai trade; liberal followers on az
count OF late trains. Butchers i1k16
1900; light 1715l17e0: packing Ie50aIl7O:
throw-outs 1a0g16.2. Pigs. good to
choice, 1450ml52S.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; beef: butch.
er and canning cattle mostly Is to q
cents cents. hig ,sso: Prime .dyesrling steers
weighty feeders higher: stockers slow.
Beef cattle. good. choice and prime 1875
Qi975: common and prime 96591575
Butcher stock. cows and heifers 650D
1e45; Gamers and cutters 550l650: stock.
ers and feeders, good. choice and fam
cy iooOd1z75: inferior. conmon and rae
dunn 7ooGl00o: Veal calves. good and
choice 1S76G1759; western range. beef
steers 142s and 17s5; cows and heifers
85061275.
II e e p Receipts 5000: market
strong 10 to Is hisker. Lambs, choi.,e
and prime lsl5Gls35: medium and good
1s75M15i5; cuils s01G12oo. Ewes, c6osoe
and PRIME 500 and 9z: medium and good
n5G900; cplIS 3000f9.
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Give the Balkans a Good Peace
Andthe PeaCeof the Worlds SSure(


the expense OF Turkey, but then n
weakeacG Turkey would easily fall
the prey of Russia, therefore Greece
ought to remain small and weak.
In addition to that the Greeks had
an eye on Constantinople, and suited
neither Russian nor Turk, nor their
friends and enemies.
For siXty-five years, that is to say
from 1893 TO 1912, the Eastern qucs-
ton WAS the SIeat puzzle of European
politicians and diplomatists. The
Balkan populations vainly cried for
! justice, :hc Turk was massacring
/. Christians, especially Armenians,
whenever he felt the need of some
fan OF tire protests of the honest men
who legged Europe to put an end to
this situation, and then the diplo-
mats met at some congress and
agreed to leave things as they were
for fear of complications between the,
members of tho European Concert.
1t is this situation that brought
about tho wal: of 1912. as =
matter of fact. if not of form, started
the Great European war. For the
sins of European diplomacy rivers of
blood have drenched the Rattle1elds
Of Europe during four long years
For the injustices committed by
European diplomacy to little Serbia,
American lives and American billions
have been spent, and because of self
conscious nationalities were allowed
to suffer under foreign oppression in
la civilized twentieth century the
whole world has paid dearly the ex-
pense of the greatest of all wars.
Germany became our enemy chiefly
because she personificd all the evils
and all the rascality OF the old regime.
1t was her Bismarck who 81 the
honest broker" brought about the
drafting of the Berlin treaty under
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Nov. 14-The stock mar
ket today gave further expression to
the many conflicting factors which have
engaged the earnest attention of finan-
cial and Industrial interests since the
signing of the armistice.
Prices were firm to strong at the be-
ginning. rails, shippings. equipments and
oils together with such specialties as
Motors and Tobaccos holding their
gains Of to points throughout the
forenoon.
Later the entire list fell back, the
reversal coinciding with reports from
Washington to the effect that the War
Industries Board had been empowered
to cancel war contracts in excess Of
comparatively normal amounts.
There was much discussion in stock
market circles as to the advisabiiity Of
restrictions Of bank loans bit
the arguments advanced in that quar-
ter received little encouragement from
financial institutions.
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York. Nov u.
WHEAT-Spot steady: No. red 22i.
track New York.
cents.
- ARD-Steady. Middle West T.oo9
Z45; other articles unchanged.
BOITER-Steady; receipts 62S4 TUBS.
Creamery higher than extras: 49, and
81; extra, 80 score. So: first 5Sa62,; paci1-
81.
EGGS-Strong: receipts 79c4 cases.
Fresh gathered extras 7ld72; fresh gath
cred regular packed extras first 6Sn7O
nrst $3.50; state Penna and nearby
western hennery white, fine to fancy 20
Ms2 state Penna and nearby henne-y
brown 1aH1S; 10 gathered brown and
mixed colors Gag.
IATOES-Irregular Maine 100 lbs
2iogIZ$S; Long Island 225G 80; State 100
and 90 Jersey 1Sl023o: Virginia b5l
2.2a3so; sweets Jersey basket Is cents u
ls5; Southern Dbl 3Ood5O0
CABBAGE-1rregula Danish ton Il. 20
Geo 23 Domestic 1ooaMl4oO; red, Dbl 20
RA" SUGAR-Steady; centrifugal IT'S:
fine graduated 800.
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Auction Sale Tuesday, November 10. 1918

O'CLOCK SHARP
Shall Sell IA Miles from Winthrop Village
Rcad6sid Road
a
a set
in
pow disc tooth har
planter John Deere riding iron edge four
table double
double lot Of
up to-da farm. nearly
At NOON
r. l.. REYNOLDS Proprietor. e. l. HARLOW Auetionesr
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$4,000 LOSS BY
FIRE AT KINGMAN

k:ngman, Me, Nov. 1.-THE fire,
which threatened the business center
of this town. but was brought under
control early today. was confined to
five buildings on the south side Of
Marginal street, with an aggregate
loss estimated at SEA, COO The stores of
j. J. Mccormick and w. d. Boyd, the
storehouse Ct Osgood- Lindsey Co,
the pool room and barber shop OF s.
G. Jensen, the sire and dwelling Of
S. l.. Leach and tie residence OF Mrs.
Lindscott were burned. The principal
individual loss was $4,000 on the Nc
Cormick store.
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own YOUR OWN

Do you know the joy Of owning a
home, 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.
nOyl%d6t
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new York, NOV. n
Mercantile paper 6.
Sterling 6o-day bills Ala: commercial
60-day bills on banks. 4.72a; commercial
60.day bills 4.72a; demand Ats: cables
476s.
Francs, demand 49,: cables 542s
Guilders. demand AZ; cables q
Lire. demand $50; cables t.35.
Rubles. demand l3s; cables II, nOm-
inal.
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CLASSIFIED AID
LRATES-
pAyABLE IN ADVANCE

l.. word for time.
/. xord for 3 times consecutive.
l.. uerd for s tir,ss consecutive.
Ii -, insertions pro rata.
Id, advertisement taken tor less
Tran sc.
charges for this class of
,dvertising are too small to
oro6tabIy charge on our books.
Count the words in your ad
and send payment with your
order.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Nov. H.
weakness which developed in the corn
market today resulted principally from
annulment of the order compelling Il,
use of wheat substitutes in baking
frlces closed unsettled. { TO cents vet
January l.l9s to l.l9.. Oats lost I to /
cent In provisions the finish varied
from 20 cents decline to So cents ed-
vance.
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Boston Produce Market

oUStoH FTodUce Market
49,, Boston. Nov II.
BEEE-Choice. whole cattle 26@2.
BuITER-Northern G. and 62i; west
ern co. and g.
CHEESE-Nev Yor!, twins 29@sa.
G0RE-No. yellow 1891 So.
60 noGlGS-Choice hennery and nearby 81
HAYaNo. grade Timothy 35oW54oO
thanksgiving 26G2s.
PORK-Medium backs s1.10.
SLGAR.Granulated 20 Dbl lots 200.
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Silence is the element in which
great things fashion themselves to-
gether; that at length they may
emerge, fun formed and majestic,
into the daylight of Life. which they
are thenccforth TO rule.-Carlyle.
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TWO SMALL HOUSES
TO be moved off premises when pur.
chased. Very cheap.
American Clue Co.
Haiioweil, Phone 706-W
nov13Alwl,

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE HARRY
Peterson place on Kingsbury street. A
modern little home we'll located. Owner
is to move to another city. A bargain
and should sell quickly. The store ard
tenement at 10 Fremont street is for sale
or to let. Will G. Atkins. Patten Block,
Gardiner. nov9dtf
75-ACRE WOOD LOT ABBOTT $500
cord of wood. 125 thousand OF lumber,
q bout q miles from Burnham station.
miles to Clinton station. w. c. Powell,
X. Z. Augusta. Tel. SO Sidney. novld3w'
THE WOODEN BUILDING AND
lot on Water street, Randolph, belong
ing to the estate of Frances N: Mitch
ell, consisting of two stores and two up
stairs tenements. Inquire OF G. a.
Knight, executor. octZ1dtf
HOUSE AND STABLE WITH TWO
acres Of land desiraoiy located in White
field village, water in house and st Die.
buildings in ..ood repair: also black
smith shop for sale, plenty OF work year
round. +. S. Fish. Whiteteid. Me. Tel.
ga. octl5dtf
THE L OF n. MO r + l. L RESI-
uence, No. lis. north side OF Winthrop
street. Augusta. Maine, for sale to set
tie estate. Brick house and large 10: OF
land desira bly, located. Inquire OF A.
N. Goddard. Hotel North. Augusta, or
l. T. Williams. Real Estate Agent, CITY.
raavf6dtP
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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 1917
Ford grocery delivery, one one-na.f
Phenix truck. Cash or terms. Alfred
Il. Small. Gardiner. novlidlw
FORD CAR, NEW LAST SPRING.
Good condition. John F. Walton. u
Fountain St. Gardiner. novl3lst
FORD TOURING CAR, .917 MODEL.
In first-class condition, bargain for $500
Augusta Motor Co.. phone 70. novlSdtf
BUICK. FIVE PASSENGER TOURING
car NJ del u. First-class condition. ".
p. Smith, II Church street. Gardiner.
nov9d1w
TIRES, TIRES. TIRES, JUST RE-
ceived a large lot of tires from Leading
manufacturers; Last chance at col, OLD
F; E. Mace. lis sewall ST.. Augusta:
Phone 629-W. octldtf
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noyl %,
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
worn 81 Lincoln Ave, Gardiner.
novl5diw
At ONCE. CAPABLE WOMAN AS
nouSekecprr for one lady. Pleasant
ZONE for right party. References. eel
Wv Hlilowel. novl5d3t'
~ Nbiir>s Apply to Gardiner Gem
ttal hospital novl5dtf
"a ID l. FASCINATING II o ii =
BUSINESS tInttng postcards, pictures.
tn"tos. etc. spare time for profit. s. on
no canvassing: samples 1oc
'AhpsL Particulars free. Artint 1SS
y station \. Brooklyn. y. Y. nov15dlt+
WOMAN 20 TO So YEARS OLD TO DO
'ouse"ork for two elderly people In
sIire AZ lo2 Bangor st. novl4diw
nlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
NNorn m small family, Apply to Mrs. IL.
narser. y Stone St novlidtf
muMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
sp'h N family Of two. On farm. Ap-
Tg winthrop Me. Route q. Box IS.
'S'phone I'-I novi3diwxs
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone 4 Co.
Members New York Stock Exc, Hos.
ton Stock exc. New York Cotton Exs.,
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Once. $50 Middle ST.. New Eng.
land Telephone 1862, 1853.
WM. n. PORTER. Mgr.
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For Sale-Real Estate
100 Acres $265O With
Pair Horses, 3 Cows and

Poultry, moving machine. plows. har-
ons harne sA long i list other tools iois
OF potatoes. hay; stove wood, etc. Near
school, neighbors. q miles Il. r. town.
Splendid loan tillage land for big crops,
15-cow wire-fenced, spring watered pas
ture. big apple orchard, other fruit
wood, timber. groom house, good stock
barn. other working buildings. If taken
now $500 gets everything, part :ash.
Details page IS Strout's Catalogue; see
page SO for details wonderful 65-acre
farm, /. miles X. r. town with stock,
tools, crops, all for $17OO. Catalogue
mailed free. r., A. STROUT FARM
AGENCY. Dept. 1856, 294 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
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MONEY TO LOAN

Confidential personal loans made at the
State legal rate of interest Every az
commoda.ion extended.
COLLATERAL LOAN co.
207 Water ST., Over Barker's Store
nov6eodtf
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Mexican dollars I'll.
Government bonds, easy; railroad
bonds. heavy.
Time loans, strong, bid.
Call money strong: high s. low :,
ruling rate 6 closing hid 81 offered at G.
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TYcELLEET OPPORTUNITY FOX
,1ung nan to- earn the optical business,
permanent position. steady advance
nent Globe optical Co. 2S3 Water ST.,
Augusta octzSdtL
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Wanted-Male Help

l.t~sNA% WANTED ON MEMS
..l ,m.n's clothing or steam ma
,tire Experienced preferred. good pay.
p.aat nort + l.. watkins ~ 90.
I.,.I4p4 Me nOVl3NSt
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RELIABLE MAN on A MILK
arm ono who understands milking and
rust. pth orsss Apply to John V
Troop Pitir'ou. Me. Tel 1888.
nov9i6,s
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TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
iient housekeeping, furnace heat, electric
iights, bath, centrally located. Addres So
y. +. j.. care kennebec Journal.
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Cards. Notices. Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM. READINGS
daily. ! Capitol o.. Augusta, Me. Ies
l07S-A. noy9dsWs
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SIXTY GOOD PULLETS, WEIGH
three and four lbs. 81. 40 each. One rug
Der tired buggy. 90 Maple St.. Halo
VIII. X. A. Ludwig. nov14d3ts
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BAY MARE, WEIGHT 1900, HEAVY
harness and jigger, bargain il taken
at once. or exchange for light driving
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BOOK KEEPER

usg.MAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
I'm Apply Patrick Hickey. q North
Ave Gardiner novl3dl W
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TEN so GAL. CASKS SWEET
ca, e from selected stock in clean liquor
% cts. per gal. $50 for the cask.
Westlook Farm. Tel. 1926. octl9dtf
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~ FOR GENERAL HOUSE
sWs ~ private boarding house No
''"'ns OF cooking IS Grove St.
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e-ROOM HOUSE, ALL FURNISHED.
All modern. IS Gage ST. Tel. 2N.-W.
novl5d5te
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HOUSE TO LET. INQUIRE OF
r. y. Getcheli. loU Grove ST.. CITY.
may9dtf
A CONVENIENT TENEMENT OF
hve rooms Apply w. u. Boothpy,
kennebec Savings Sank. dec5dtf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
k!ll!ll;lEA|;i'll,.:3:;;|'3:'1|I

Bought in any condition. Highest prices
paid for Ole gold. silver and platinum.
Mail to American Tooth Co. ABB Wash
lnSton ST., Boston. opp FIlenes
mays. m -W& fri,eoW
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FIVE COWS. THREE HEIFEES. TWO
steers. Two horses, weighing 2SoJ
Stock Will be sold right if sold al once
e. s: Weeks, K. g. Augusta. Telephone
3lS-41. novt3dSt
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HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN ~ON-
Veniences. East SIDE near car line. IN
quire of NJ. T, Wight. 31i Water st.
n
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l BAY HORSE YEARS Old. BEEN
used In delivery wagon. Price right. |
w. c. Rollins, Hallowell. Me. Tel 7s3-Y |
nnNlid2iH |
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LADIES POCKETBOOK ON LOCAL
car arriving in Augusta at $50. Inquire
at ii Fiagg st. noviid3,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Z WEEKS OLD PIGS CHEAP. ALSO
one young COW fresh last May, one
large 0cw Springer" extra good one.
Elmer Eli Miller. River Road. Chelsea. Tel.