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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-16
JEFFERSON

Inc lawn party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Moody last Saturday
c-ening was well attended and en-
j1Aed rs all present
Among the new arrivals in Jeffer-
sen for the summer vacation are Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles H. Fuller and Mas
ter Fuller Lockheart Of Framingham.
Mass. and Joshua Dill of Newton
Mass
Rev. Seelye Bryant of Saylesyil,e
4. L., was in town last week. called
here by the sudden death of his
hrother-in law. Henry Hobart.
Earl Hodgkins Of the L. S. Navy is
,ome on n furlough.
George g. Erskine is visiting his
son Linwood at Worcester Mass.
The community was shocked To
car of the death of James Henry
Hobart. who died at the Maine Cen
efal hospital Augusta, last Tuesda-
night. as the result Of injuries re-
ceived by beng thrown from a NOW
ing machine on the afternoon of that
DAY The funeral was from his late
come and was conducted by Rev. e.
{. Tilloy. assisted by Rev. Seelye
Bryant of r. I, Mr.. Hobart had re-
sided in Jefferson eight years. and
IN all that time has been very closely
identified with every movement for
the betterment and uplifting of the
community. never too busy to cheer
fully respond to any call for help.
His whole life was one of PRACTICAL
Christianity. He was laid to rest in
TIE village cemetery in jefferson.
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RESI-.
WOOLWICH

The recent frost destroyed many of
the gardens in the north part Of the
town. and some Of our farmers have
tons of hay that has been out n week.
hut crops are generally looking Well
leon Pratt has fine piece of buck
wheat as ever seen here.
Since the drowning accident on Ne
o,asset lake, rules are more string
ont Bathing and swimming have
NOT been allowed since. Bath had
her water supply from there. Boats
and canoes are not now allowed 10 be
used we hear. There are some cot
taces and camps on its shores.
William T. Wright, L. of NJ. It, has
been called to the colors.
Harold E. Snipe, L. S. y, r. F. now
on a submarine chaser from New
York. goes to New London. Conn.
previous TO going across. presumably
10 the Experimental station. He has
three days furlough very soon.
Miss Mildred Snipe Of Arrowsic
Foreside. is the guest Of Mrs. Sarah
p Z. Hawthorne.
Mrs. Charles Dunning, Grande
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SOMERVILLE

G. W. Evans returned from Readheld
Thursday. Aug. s. His daughter. Miss
Marguerite, did not return with him,
Ter vacation being So nearly passed.
Iohn riukham is building a boat
y. T.. Mcdonald passed Saturday
night at George ErvnC's. Mrs, Nc
Donald has been caring for her mother,
the late Mrs George w. Ervine, during
her last illness
MT. and Mrs. T. A Turner and daugh-
ter Marie We're Sunday callers at Mr.
and Mrs o. L. Erann $, also at Mr.. and
Mrs {. u. Turner's
An auto party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Turner and infant son, and
Mr.. 2"l Mrs. Richmond Brann and
Master Merton were Sunday guests Of
Mrs HrAnn's mother, Mrs. Hannibal
IhiirjcN OF East Winthrop
Ir Bsale Of Lewiston has been ap-
pointed supervisor Of schools for the
towns of SomerviIIe, jefferson, White
held, Alma and Newcastle.
Roberts Brann
Miss A,'n,e T.. Hyann. daughter OF Mr.
hd Mrs. -. +. Erann Of tnis town AMI
captain George Roberts or Chester. VI.
Ncr" united in marriage Ars. . in New
Frr% city. Capt. Roberts enlisted IN
june. 49,. was made LIST lieutenant n
AN-hS5. l!'i,, WAS sent to For; Renia.
NUN ilaTr son for three months train
fP, WAS promoted to rank Of captain n
N"N'nhcr. I3l., and sent to New York
civ "a take . special course in survsrv
At the Rockefeller Institute. from there
~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-16
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Aug. Is.
HOGS Receipts q 900. Market 10 to
Is lower than yesterdays averages A
few common packing hogs y cents low
er AT 1850. fancy light early 1910. bGt
practically top 1863 Butchers lSS-Mls55
light lMM,le65; packing l75omlS70; rough
1125H17J0: bulk of sales 1900 1850 Pigs.
good ard choice iS00lS5o.
CATTLF.-ReoeiDts 1200n Pest corn
fed steers. Gamers and cutters steady,
other cattle unevenly lower. medium
good native steers declining most:
calves p cents higher. Reef cattle:
Good. choice and prime 1650uI%Sl; com
mon and medium Ib0)1i 1870. Butchers
stock: Cows and heif1rs 125G 400: can
ners and cutters 650d750 Stockers and
feeders: Good. choice and fancy iOy)n
1909; interior to common and medium 1870
@l0e: Veal calves: Good and choice
1850
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 Best fed
lambs steady; medium natives lower.
common culls off sharply Best fed
lambs 20 cents higher. others steady
sheep and yearlings slow to p cent;
lower. lambs Choice and prime lSGn9r
1870: medium and good l6i0U1SN: cul,s
u lM ,o-1 1919 Ewes; Choice and prime 1907
n ~: medium and good ll50n1325; cuI,s
4500951 '''''
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Ceadinu Stocks

New York, Aug. 15.-Lacking more OBJ
ViOuS or convincing reasons, traders at
trlbuted the further contraction OF STOCK
dealings today to trmer money teruen-
cies and growing confusion over tht
war tax situation. Call money continued
to rue at per cent. and time funds hell
q the same figure on d .oauCity of 1fer-
ingS. Local banks again called loans 10
NEE. the final iRstallmentS or the Third
Liberty Loan
Foreign news was again tayo'aae. nut
eH cited little interest and pools ahan-
few specalties, probably ..causc Of
their failure to 1nliven the a'igatest COY
side support.
Exceptions to this rule were turn shea
by marines ami feathers. ..al'h,r pre-
ferred ignored the subm ine menace
by advancing ] extreme Of e points, the
common shares and 8 per 1cn,. bonds
also scoring substantial gains.
Marine directors were sahafui2i to
meet later in the day and the Use III the
ccmpany's issues may have aA,!ci. 'aten
definite action on the sale of its British
assets. American Hide IL Leather pre-
ferred gained II points, the common
also coming forward in the last hour
with Central Leather, while Genera!
Motors made n sudden lump of points.
L. S. Steel, Reading. Union Pacific and
some of the usual faVorites were i:reg
ular at best, rails and induStrialS as =.
whole lacking definite trend. Ol.s and
tohaccos were among the ether HnCpr-
tain quantities Sales amounted . 2i5,-
go shares.
Domestic bonds were firm. Lihert, ~
again changing hands in round amounts
at the years top quotation of 1p IS, but
internatonals were easier. Total sales.
par value. aggregated S5,3I5,00l. GA l.
). bonds were unchanged III call
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WINDSOR


NeN' w. D. II" VII P"''Ni va .,,
street NJ IT, 'l'u''"' 49, 49,
c'tduft services % usual a.
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NJ an, Nv r,n,s u-o,,..r, o,,.,
da,,ah,nr c,,a,,io ,,,,,.,..a ,
friend Theodore Sa5opso, iron, ro~
dvce Tevas = ,,e,,t,r ,r w., 1917, cav
airy have rern~ncd homo arter a.,;o,.i,,
= 10 davs, vacation at Sunset rodgo
Weston Smart with his eo,e Io,r,
and Forest also his brothar ,,b,r,,s
who have bee, bar,estin, ba,. for di4
rerent nartios ara now oo.ti,f, t,,o ba..
on TIE farm of g. p Tavlor
Mrs Reuben Pierce who b,s ho.,
eerioue,,. il, is .1o,l,. ;,.,o,,;, Ill.
friends will he n,eaeed to heo.
AR ana Ire Iterbo-+ r-.,. -.
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WASHINGTON

DR.. S. B. Overlook Of rosnffs4
Conn, who has been visiting his
father, Nathaniel Overlook, returned
to his home Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wales Hannah Of
Howard, r. l., who have been visiting
Mrs. Humans parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
John S. Glidden, and other relatives
and friends for the past two weeks.
returned to their home Thursday.
Alonzo Grotton, Dr. s. B. Overlook
and W. Z. Overlook motored to JEFF
ferson Tuesday to visit Mrs. Alonzo
Gl otton, who is passing a few weeks
with her nephew, Watson 6. Turner.
John S. Glidden visited his sister.
Mrs. Fred A. Howard, in Augusta
last week.
Mrs. Clarence Lessner received
word from her husband, Clarence
Lessner, who is in the navy, that he
had safe passage over and back
and was in southern port for a
brief period before making another
trip.
Harvey B. Moores. who was our
very efficient and popular stage driv-
Ell for twenty years. is again deliver
ing the mail to the people Of the Star
route from Augusta to Washington.
Mr. Jewctt, who has been bringing
the mail for the past few months.
has been very faithful and obligins
and all speak in the highest terms of
his work. 1t seems like old times to
see Harvey's smiling face at the mail
boxes and everybody. young and old.
will give him a cordial welcome back
and we hope he will continue to carry
the mail as long as he lives. Many
think now that he has again come on
the route that the war will soon end.
Charles Nanner has had lightning
rods installed on his buildings and
Judging from the recent many build
ings that have been burned or dam
aged. it would be good investment
for all if they are sure proof.
NoRTli-Mr. and Mrs James Woas-
ley and child Of Providence. II. l., visit
ed their cousins Mr. and Mrs NJ w.
lcnfest here last week making the
"trip Of ~ miles with a powerful motor
cycle. with side car attachment.
Mr.. Spear of Thomaston was here
last week and thinks of getting out an
other ship frame at this place next fall
and winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-16
WINDSORVILLE

Mrs Walter Allen Smith and 500.
Walter, Jr, of Atlantic. Mass. are be-
ing entertained at the home of Mrs.
Smiths parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H..
Colby. and sisters, Mrs. r NJ York
and Mrs Ruth Brann in Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Brown and
daughters IIilda and Natalie, of Salem
Mass, are enjoying a vacation at their
country place, Ridgeway farm.
Mrs. Frank Lyon who has been very
Ill with typhoid fever. is Improving.
The crops are looking their best AMI
the hay crop is good in this town, but
the harvesting is slow, because Of
weather conditions
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PALERMO

CENTER The Ladies' Aid, was pleas
antly entertained Thursday at the home
of Mrs. S. F. Bowler
Master Manly Tyler had the nisfor-
tune to dislocate his collar hone re-
Gently.
w. d. Jones is suffering from a boil
on the knee, being compelled to use
clutches to get about the house.
EAST-Five candidates were In
structed in first and second degrees
AT the last meeting of Sheepscot
Lake Grange
Mrs. Rose Beaulieu, Mrs. Walter
beaulieu and son were Sunday Wis
TORS of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NJ. Trask.
A. Fl. Kane and family Of Bangor
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. Kane's
sister, Mrs r. G. Moore.
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York, Aug. II
WHEAT-Spot steady, No. 2 red 234i
track New York export to arrive.
CORN-Spot irregular: fresh shelle'l
No. 2 yellow a06s and No, 3 yellow 1929
cost and freight New York.
OATS-Spot barely steady; standard
7930So.
LARD-Firm; middle west 26:5W26S5;
Other articles unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 1897 tubs;
creamery higher than extras f60 .f7; ex-
tras, 90 score. 454: tirsts 43sa4jl; Gtcklng
stock current make No. IS.
EGGS-lrregular: receipts l4.+32 cases;
fresh gathered extras 47n;S: fresh gath
cred regular packed extra lirsts 4iu IS;
do. firsts 4ld43; state, Pa. and nearby
western hennery whites fine 10 fancy e2
M64. state. Pa and neatly hennery
browns 50d53; do. gathered browns ana
mixed colors 3S04S
POTATOES-Stea Long Isiard bhl.
45oM5o0: Jersey round 40om475 southern
250a450; Jersey sweets per basket I5oa
20; southern Dbl 400dS00
SCGAR-Raw steady: crntrieugal
G.cJ5; fine sranulated 75O
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LIBERTY

WEST-Nr. and Mrs. George Mat
thews and son Ashley of Belfast were
guests of friends here Sunday. Mrs.
Matthews will remain for a few days
vacation with her parents.
Form Jones Of Jefferson bought three
cows and two calves Of A. T. Boynton
this week.
Farmers are nearly discouraged in
this section as il rains nearly every
DAY and their hay is spelling Early
crops such as potatoes, beans and grain,
are looking well. while late planted ones
are at standstill for want Of sun. The
corn crop is a failure in this section.
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New York Money Market

New York. Aug. Is
Mercantile paper. tour moutil5 IT, six
months 8.
Sterling 6o-day bills Alb.
Commercial 63day bills on banks r.;
Commercial f0-day bills 4 -. demand
4 $40, cables 4.76 70
Francs, demand 5.66!. cables 565l
Guilders, demand 81. cables 81,
Lire. demand ISL, cables $50
Rubies. demand iS!, cables nominal
Bar silver 95s.
Mexican dollars II.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm
Time loans strong; 60 days bid. 30
days bid. six months bid.
Can money strong; high G, low s r,l-
ing rate 6. closing bid 81. offered at i.
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Mrs, .lneeljnc u. Erv,nc wife -.
Gcorg" W Ervinr, passed away Sam.
day. Aug. IT, At the ago OF . y.,r.
'"r"r months and four days She is
survived ~ her husband, two sons
"atIos NJ and Frank Erving, two
danSh'>r9, Mrs. Lizzie A. Glidden and
ME-" Sadie Is. Mcdonald. II grandch,I.
"'eh' ana four Eroat-gra ndchildren.
also one brother, Martin PeasIee OF An
sus'a. The funeral was Wednesday.
August II. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
at her late home Interment was \,
0'hd me cemetery. Somervlle The
family have the sympat thy of all Of
their friends il their bereavement.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. Aug. 10.
Rt,TTER-Northern Emf7l; western
CHEESE-New York twins 24l126a
C0RN-No. > yellow 9D2N20S
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby IS
I59; western 42M52
HAY-No grade timothy 30
LAMB-Spring zJM3n
PORk-Medium backs $3.50
SIGAR-Gra nuIated, 100 bbl lots, 30
EAI~106lS
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago Aug. 10.
Increased gravity Of crop damage re-
ports, especially regarding corn, gave
an upward slant today to the corn mar
ket. Prices closed unsettled 3-S oft TO
Is net higher. with September i6a %
lf2 is and October lf3 3-S to l6} 5-S. oats
gained 5-Su2 to rs. The outcome in
provisions varied from ) cents decline
to a rise of cents
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A 5000 Fire at Sanford

Fire at the home Of Joseph Goulin,
So Lebanon street. Sanford, Wednes-
day afternoon caused a loss TO the
house and contents OF $1,000. 1t is be-
lieved that the fire was set by chill
dren while playing with matches.
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ALMA

lightning struck Wednesday after
noon the stable of Mrs. Clara M
Donald, burning the entire set u
buildings. People rushed to her aid
ard nearly everything was saved n
both house and stable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-16

street, Bath, has been the week S
guest Of Mrs. Florence Pratt.
J. Laurence of Cambridge. Mass,
has been passing a few days with his
family at their summer home at Sas-
samoa Bluff.
Mrs. Roland Beais is living with
rel parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ha-
thorne, since her husband became a
soldier.
Philip Malhome. w. H. S., is and
Ralph Wright are working in the
electrical department of the Bath Iron
Works.
Lowell Brown and Miss Sarah Hli-
ley. students at the Normal summer
school at Castine, have returned
home.
Mrs. Susan Tort. Of Pepperell,
Mass. has been the guest Of Mrs
Alice Jones. going from there 10 Ar
rowsic Foreside, for the rest of her
vocation. She resumes teaching in
September.
Miss Blanche Pratt is the months
guest of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Austen Woodman in Lewiston.
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READFIELD
Edwin L. johnson.

The funeral services of the late
Edwin l.. johnson, who passed away
Aug. s were held at the home of his
son. Lewis L. johnson. with whom he
ha6 lived for the past six years.
Rev. +. A. Walker of Portland Of
fciated and appropriate hymns were
sung by Mrs. +. D. Eliot and Mrs. F.
A Walker.
MIR. Johnson was born in Portland
Jan. 10. 1910. On Nov. IA. 1853, he
was married to Amelia Johnson Of
Chebague Island, who passed away
Oct. 4, 1883. OF their children.
Amelia. Cora and Fred died while
young and son, Arthur E. johnson
of Winthrop on Feb. 10, 1901. Those
surviving are Mrs. +. B. Leighton,
Mrs. Samuel Bradley, Mrs. John +.
Bean, Mrs. c. J. Cole, all of Mt. Yer
non and Lewis l.. Johnson of Read
field, also several grandchildren and
nieces and nephews in the west and
in Portland.
Mr.. johnson came to Mt. Vernon
in 1871 where he engaged in the
business Of house painting and farm
ing.
He was a man whose word was as
scod as his note, a kind father. a
friend and neighbor who was always
ready to give any service. especially
remembering those in poverty or
trouble.
The burial was at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery. South Portland, where he
was laid beside loved ones already
there.
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WALL STREET

Reported by Hayden, Stone & Co.
Members New York Stock Eye. Pos
tor Stock Exc, New York Cotton Exs.
Chicago Board Of Trade. Portland
BranCh ONCE. $50 Middle St, New Eng
land Telephone 1862, 1862.
VIM. II. PORTER. Mgr.
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AID
RATES

&c W. va for 8 times consecutive.
"o ,a for 8 times consecutive.
w. .r.iors, pro rata.
.'' ,s, We. take" for less
mar .,sed advertisements mus. De
prepaid doe. not knowingly
'n. any fraudulent aover '',
s'. 90, s,nd. The Journal l.;s WI, IN.
liam from any pe'so" ~
Pvey can N any way deceived or
fss ~. through answering ' :"
's.l.'.emen.. The Joor'a' &C.
Rss. is readers TO BRING 20 ,.rt
sn. any failure on the par s;s
40 advertiser TO MAKE W. .h;s
an an. ~ i. IS the belief OF sh,s
f''"',n, . an advertiser serves ms
~ ;r,erss. BEST on'y WIZ" ~. ~
r. '' ~. public oes.. If you are
Ps'VS So sed tel the Journal:
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DEPOT-Miss Nellie Packard I'M
dcrwent a surgical operation at the
Maine General hospital last week
from which she is slowly recovering.
Her mother. Mrs Fred Packard is in
Portland Mrs. Packard's sister. Miss
Lula Wells. New York city. will care
for her home during her absence.
Miss lzetta Royal went to panville.
Saturday to see Mrs. Sarah GosS, her
aunt, who is critically i'll.
Mrs Alice Hutchinson of pedham.
Mass, who underwent two surgical
olcrati ons at the Homeopathic hos
I;tal. Boston, has after nearly four
m, nths confinement, so far rccov-
cred as to leave the hospital. Mrs.
Hutchinson is well known here.
Donald Whittier is in the United
states Naval Training Camp, Hing
ham, Mass, studying in the Radio
school.
Mrs. Hattie WiGgin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Phillips, Mrs. Virgins
daughter with two children, William
and Mice from Lowell. Mass. arrived
Nv auto Saturday evening. They are
visiting at Mrs Wigcin's brothers.
II. III. earle, and will visit other rcla-
tives in RcadfieId and other towns.
and motor to the important places in
Maine.
Guy Brown, brooklyn, y. Y, who
has been for several weeks, visiting
Il. the home Of his uncle, William
bcurne's, will on the arrival Of Mrs.
T. own occupy n cottage at Ma~ana
cock Mr.. Brown who is 4 singer IN
a Brooklyn church favored the Dcn"t
c1urch congregation with hymn en-
titled somebody's sunday"
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WASH YOUR OWN cAR-sPoNG-

es 25c to 81, chamois ,5c. 10 81 wool
busters SOC. feather busters 81. Also
Wonder-worker auto -oap and john
sons Cleaner and Polish. Largest stock
in town. Gerrish & Smith. Is Silver
street, Waterville. Maine. Tel. 4s9.
j,IvoSStf
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OAKLAND. Se-T. PASSENGER
touring car. in first-class condition.
Great bargain Cor quick sale Or.
Lewis S. Johnson. ~ Chape. street
iiyl6dtf
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4oLo oN-poN'T BUY NEV

tires until you get our prices on all
sizes guaranteed tires and tubes. also q
good stock OF seconds. Gerrish x
Smith. Is silver street. Waservilie.
Maine. Tel. 49,. luIyldtf
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HRooMs, RRooMs eRooMs AT

eieG at this pric. hurry and come !
and get one. Lunch boxes at i5c. each,
: tor &c. Also water sprinklera, ali
sizes. Gerrish 81 Smith, Is Silver street.
" aterVii!e, Maine. Tel 469 For sale
Ato cotton hay-caps. New bargain for
Ilhihediate sale. July3O1tf
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FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q,
FOR THE kITcHEN-W As y

tups. Washboards. w.rnsers, power
Washlns machines, Clothes baskets,
clolnes-pinS. clothes-reels, dryer, IRON
ing boards, stepiauders, ssone Jars. W.
ter, glass. fruit Jars. preserving racks
and tunnels. Also o'.caiis, kitchen pals,
scrup brushes. fly killers, tapes ana us
cons ana lly paper. Gerrlsn d Smitn,
Is Silver street. WatervIl.e. Maine. ~
1859 iuIvaHS:i
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NJ % NE Y-AUTOMoBlLE

supplies. Ford tires ST.. tubes s. s.,
pumps, vulcanizers. tire tale tape. re-
liners. spark plugs, oils, batteries, skid
chains. foot mats. cup grease carbon
remover and carbine. GerrIsh & Smith.
Is Silver street, Waterviile, Maine Tel.
i69 july26dtf
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ror Sae-Al,SceuaneOuS
PiANo-s4oo upR,cHr MAHo

any; used months; good as new. sale
prime $40. &. A Drawn Piano Co,
Gardner. aue6sll "
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For Sale Horses, Cattle, Etc.
a. J. c. G. Bull CALF, DROPPED
AR-olD BLACK JERSEY

COW and caIf. I service bun, ! DIX Jef-
sey yrs. old, due TO freshen Sept. 9Th.
Walter A. Griggs, Readfeld Depot.
augl5d1w"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-16
BARGAiN-WAILE THEY LAST

We Will send you a tWo-Durner OH Stove
and deliver IL DIT Your door for 81. Is any
where in dius of ~ miles. Send cheek
or money order 10 Gerrish &, Sm!th, t.
silver street. Water HE, Maine. Tel.
46g mi, .oe,I, :