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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-05

G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporcione irformes exactos de mi her
.nano. Agustin Santellan. de "a amos de edad.
originario del Rancho del CarrizaL Edo de
San Luis Futosi. Mexico Ell ano dc 1919
residia en- Buckholts, Texas. Cualquier infcr-
ne que Sc tenga snbre dicho senior, favor de
dirigirlo u Pascual 5antellau. Box 6S. Scha-
llcr, Iowa u
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CASESE

CASESE:
Catslogo d darcs na~ic,uas y otras
aacioaaliGRG=s: eStenSa It5ta De h---no-
sos noub-es.
Malde US DOLLAR = ic 'nvi2-enoS a
vGelta de co--SC. G4zs.C5 co1lo-H-c- "a
cSloSo N~Gt-icS-.-.. con Gesc-IpcIc@ss
completes. DC z2--ns jyycnes y c.EE-
ass viudas. cue bEs-aa = IN larito
brepos y hoaraGS- PUeLc listed esc=Io4r
q cualGu.er1 q. elias y co2tra=r ~ fe-
liz marr;n0u:U ea nay bceve ae-
I Sosos-os, peg RueStra 3arSe SJmos per-
SOFAS rccorr1c@J.., nCeStco reG7cio
es.i hasGLo sGo-s Il hon-ade- ; l%s::iri-
I m.dad asi 6 j2e 80 Gle que n p'rue-
"a canc;caL @ In DOLLAR sIrva de- es-
tc-bo en- una PROBABLE FELiCIpAD MA
TRIIOSiAI. Esc=ibG hoy I..Smo n:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB
?. 0. Box t5s. Venice. Cal
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DiyEKSOS

M~EXICANoS: 81 vienen 4 Dallas, lens.
no olviden visitar el Restaurant Ell 3 de
Mayo, donde oiran mtsica mexicans, canta-
da por les mas afamnaos artistas- Sc sE-
ven comidas estilo del terrenazo > helados
y referscos cstilo de zacatccas. Cuartos , ca
mas &c renta. Prop. Zenon MARTINEZ, Res
taurant Eel de Mayo" 22oi Griffin s., Dali
las. Texas. ~"
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G~RATTFICARE con $500 a quicn me diere
e. actual domicilio o me proporsionare in
formes exactos acerra dc mis- senores padres.
Gumersindo Cabrera J narcclina Vague de
Cabrera. Nj sehor padre es oriR;nario de
San Luis Potosi y contrajo matTimonio en-
San Carlos. Tanaulipas. En- Julio del aio
pr6ximo passdo tuve ~noticias de clos, pues
en- esa 6poca &C encontraban en- San Benito.
Texas. CualQuier informe sfrvsnse dirigirio
a Encarnaci6n B. Cabrera. SIS S. Pccos St.
San Antonio, Texas. 20
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DARE BUENA qualification a Ia perso-
ma que me inforne del p~aradero del Sr. Brigi-
do VilIasenor. que hasta ell mes dc Mayo de
1917 residia en- San Antonio. Tex. Cual-
quie- informe favor de dirigirlo Z Jose Ma.
V:llascnor, Pascola, Mo. 6
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$500 de qualification a Il persona que me
dc informes exactos de la Sra. Desidcria G.
VIDA. de Sustaita, de "a amos de edad esta-
tura regular, triguena. tiene un lunar en-
la mejilla cerca de Ia boca. Hace como un
aho que salio en- un cuganche para Arizona.
sin que desde entonces Sc sepa NADIA de ella
TODD inform que Sc tensa favor de dirigir-
10 4 Soledad. Sustaitc. RID. Box 1913. Long
Beach, Cal. IS
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AVISOS DE OCCASION t
VENTAS

Sc VENDEN dos bonitos burros cast isua-
les y j6venes. I'm lote de material de I'M
prentn. con su prensa. Una pequena frsgua-
I'm ajuar de recanars complete de nozaI,
en- un aio vaidra Ell doble de 81 precio ae-
tuai. I'm escritorio de cortina nuevo, con So
silla. Tn lote de artfculos de escritono es-
peciales para militares. Articulos de impren-
tn y cliches de Ia m6s Sran6e novedad- Bua-
na inversion. s23 E. Georgia. Ave Tell
fono Travis IlS3. u
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De VENIA auIomoviI HUDSON Ssis ciltn-
eros, modelo 1916, de I pasajeros. en- magni-
flea condici6n. llantas nuevas. Lame al Te-
iLfono Crockett 1887. %
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Sc vENDEN MAQUINAs Singer y otrss

murcas titles. Sc componen maquinas dc
cose-. trabajo garanazado. Lanzadcras. &C
cesorios. Aguias Singer, New Home. Do
nestle, White. Standard. Eldredge y para las
que no tienen Agencis. Sc compran ma
ouinas de sesunda mano. Maquinas de escri-
biz Oliver. Sc ve1de escritorio de cornna
en- buen estado, $1,000. lot Morales St San
Antonio. Texas 70
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Sc VENDE ua cabailo. oeurran a BOZ S.
Leon: 81. u

Sc VENDEN en- muy buenas condolences
Una casa &c piedra. situRda a dos cundras
del Me-eado. buena vecindsd. Con seis pis.
zas. estrhlo, gran soiEr. Residential de dos
pisos ocho pleas. con todas las comodidades
nodernas. tales como baao, tocador. drenaie.
luz electrical, grandes lamparas colgantes dc
CRYSTAL, balloon alambrado para dornitorio.
garage. Situada en- Prospect Hill 0currnn
. Antonio S. Flores. i03 GaAn St TelS-
fono Travis 1888. tao
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CAMBIOS DE DOMICILIOS

Participo al piolico haber csnbtado mi
consultorio p1edico. de Ia Botica San Pedro.
a Ia Botica Arsenal. esQuina Arsenal = Sur
LAREDO. en- donde atendere gustoso n mi nu-
rcrosa clientele. - G. BERCHELhAN.
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PEsQUISAs

GRATIFICARE con 500 q IA persona que
me de informes de mis- hernanos Diego =
Mauro Saenz. orSinarios de Monterrey, y.
Leon. Mexico. Cualquier inforEnr d~irijirlo
Il Isaac VI. Saenz, Locust Grove. R-lf5, Steel
ten. Pa. G0
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COMPRAS
MATEiMO NIALES

SOLiCTTO corres2c-isncia con Senora Q
Sehorita mexicana, oAjeto matrimonio. Diri-
;ass a Martin Perez, Bureau, Ill. u
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Sc VENDE barato puesto de refrescosi
piano electrico: tres abanicos: una GAIA rs.
gistradora: mesas. sillas. platos: combina.
ci6n de restaurant y mesas de pool. ocu-
iran q B23 Austin St U)
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m "A n-s gWa EEzxsA "a - a
I - e ! S :

DI.Rrn POPULAR HpEPENDTENTE
PeEC1os De SUsCETFCIoN
En- los Es.adcs Upidos. AeIsco. Saano1
CHA. Puerto E.iro. Panama = is
Islas EiiipinRs:
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La mas facil. rapida, barata y me5or Ia
ouiyrafsa. Sc aprende en- cuatro senAnal-
Escritura en- maquina gratis. JiSsita.
Hicks Building.
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APRENDA I'd. a hablar y escrikir inrs9s
con propiedad y correction. Prof. ". =
piax koS n. Flores.
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Go pecesitan ba;ladoras en- el Marquet Saua-
re Park. P,ra arreglos y sucldo o:urran :
William Musscy.. 1T S. Pecos Street, Ae z
G s 80 p. II. 70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-05

vENDo collection complete 'Revtsts No
xicana' encusdernado el primer volumcn. =
ret-atos-cromos de los jcfes uihtnr5 y ms
vaics aI;ados y Amerieanos. r. Valdes. SIS
w. Salinas st. San Antonio. Te1as.
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MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS

tEstaci6n en- Flores y Durango)
Llcgzda.-
Primero No. % del Norte dc Texas 100 a N
Scgundo No. % 'Iiety Flyer" &C.. $50 4 m.
No. 5 de Waco y Austin ...... t.t5 p m.
No. % "Ket Limited" ...-.... I:5S p. m.
No. 2 "rexas Especial" ...... $3.50 ?. m.
Salida.-
No. 1 para Austin y Waco .... 1925 .. m.
10. 80 "Kety Limited ........, l0:oO e. m.
No. 5 Texas Especial ....... 500 a. m.
Primiro No. rs "kety Flyer" pa
ra Dallas Y # Worth s:0o p N.
S-gurdo No. Is para San Luis y
Kansas City ............ 9:2o p. m.
S. A. & A. P.
(Estaci6n en- So. Flores y Alamo)
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BRkZos Y rERNAS ARTIF1CIALES
,;yas v abrazaderas para mlsmbros debiles.
cnaauctas para ~suietar Il epina dorsal.
ARGOS para pies nal formados. Nosotros
hacemos y componemos estos articuios. 10
do trabajo es eIrictarnente Earnnnnoo.
Chicago Artificial Limb Co.. SO Coles Block.
Ell Paso. Texas.
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EMPLEOS

Sc necesitan bailadoras en- Ell Market Squa-
re Park. Para ~nrreglos y sueldo ocurran Z
William Mussey. III S. Peeos Street dc :
a 40 D. N. u
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SR. ARTURO CRAMER. 6ptico> suizo. e.
pecialista de Ia vistn- Sle Hicks Bldg. Es.
ouina Houston Sc. y Ave. C
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No 70 de purtos de Ia costa . . 2:05 p. m.
No. II &c Houston Y Ia costa =. 200 u m
No. l6 de Houston y Waco $50. 1:o5 p. N.
No. Al de Kcrville tdoIningos) 6:AO y. m.
No. 43 de Kcrvilc 'diario) . s:lo \ NJ
No 55 De Kerville y campo Stan-
hy tdirrio, eXcepto los
domingos, miIto) ...... GAO y. m
Salida.-
! No. II para Corpus Christi.
Houston y Waco ........ 9:25 a. m.
No. II para Houston y 10 costa 10:3 p. m.
No. Is nara Kennedy .......... l:2o p. m.
No. az para Kerville tdominsosl T:-5 e. m.
No. - para Kcrville, (diErio) 400 p. n
So.l5s para Kerville y Campo
Stanley (diario. mexto
e1cepto los domingos) -. 1880 4. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
division Yictoria)
, LleSada.-
No. SOL de Houston. Port Lavaea.
Victoria y Cuero ...... 7:o5 p. N.
Salida.-
No. ao2 diario para los mismos
puntos .......... 8:l5 :. n.
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LA ELEGANCIA, Sastreria. Sc hasen
t-n;cs en- c~ualquier estilo Sc linpia y Sann-
cha ropa; ent-esas q domicplo; traDa.os
rarant;aadc.. Mayotte. Lopez, Soris y Ga
SIG Dolorosa St, Telefono Travis ls4:.
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UNICA CASA QUE vENDE DE ToDO
POR CORREo. . Fonosrafos y Discs Co
!umbia. Cruces. Rarandales. Molinos Mocta-
Eurla, $500 y $3.50: Hidalgo. $1,000 La Cam
pana, $3.50. Rop.. Sombreros. Cal1ado, Niue
pies, Medicines. Yerbas. Arterlos Mexiennos.
etc. Pidanos infomes: J.. N. FLokES =
HNO. Box I0s Floresville. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-05

Sc NECES1TAN asentes activos. con buenas
-eferencias y dc buena presencia para "a
"BERGNER STUDIO. 2O3 ". Commerce.
St.
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DEXTER
Union Memorial Service on
Sunday-Red Cross Drive
Ends Tonight with Patriotic
Demonstration - Plans for
Universalist Convention

Silver Lake Encampment 7. O. O.
+. entertained delegations from the
camps at Pittsfeld and Skowhegan
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows
hall. Grove street The visiting
teams worked the degrees of the or
der and after the work refreshments
were served.
the news Of the death Of Horace
II. Towle of Portland, general bag
gage agent for the Maine Central
railroad. was received with regret
in this town, where he was well
known. having been guest of
friends here many times.
1t has been decided that the annual
Memorial Sunday service shall con-
sist Of a union service this year and
be held at p. NJ. so that all the
churches may participate. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. +. Err
nest Smith at the Methodist Episeo-
pal church. The old soldiers will be
escorted by the Boy Scouts of the
town. about 60 In number. and the
members of Rebecca Weston Chap
ter, ID. A. r., have been invited to
accompany them.
Dexter sent q large delegation to
the Red Cross dance held In Exeter
Thursday evening. the trip being
made by automobiles. May also
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BOWDOIN

AORTH-Mr. and Mrs BuZzeil of
North Ltchfeld and Mrs Buzzelps sis
ter. Miss Cox. and friend. Mr.. Wright
of Rumford Falls were recent callers at
the home Of f. II Jordan.
Recent visitors at the home Of A. p.
Strout We're Mrs. Nary Stockford and
sons. Melville and jesse OF Sabattus.
and Miss Thompson OF Lewiston,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Huntington passed
last week at the home of w. L. Small.
Dewey Flanders from Bowdoipbam
was lately in the place with his auto.
calling on friends
Wallace Steward has this week sold
his wood lot to Charles Douglas of Dur
nam. who will in few days move on.
OF MS portable mills TO the Steward
farm.
Mrs. Rebecca Bowker was in this mort
OF the town Wednesday. solicitlnr
iunds for the Red Cross drive. The
amount allotted for Bowdoin was soo
ana Mrs. Bowker reporten that III.
workers were making good progress to-
ward the allotment
II. Fred Huntington is moving to
south Monmouth, where he will take
part in rebuilding the canning plant.
which since the last season was de-
stroyed by fire
Mrs. w. L. Small and Mrs Harold
Small have returned from few days'
visit with Mrs. J. NJ. Goodrich in Ports
mouth, y. II.
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ED FULL. TIME
THREE BRIGHT CAPABLE WON

eI 10 travel. $2o.O0 TO S5UWU per Ween.
Weekly advance for travelling expe: ses.
Goodrich Drug Co, Dept. 3I5, Omaha,
Neb. uay4-ll-lS-2, =
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the LEADING Stocks

New York May 2i.-Tradng in stock
! today assumed a more speculative
phase, the heavy dealings being largely
restricted to secondary industrials, mi
| nor equipments and specialties. with a
Sprinkling OF utilities.
Conservative interests having In mind
the many recent reactions in the mar
ket. seemed disposed to look on. pending
some settlement of the revenue tax con-
troversy and more careful perusal OF the
British premier's Edinburgh address
In fact. 1t was the conflicting reports
regarding Washington attitude toward
tax legislation that provoked the share
setback Of the last hour leaders break
ing ; TO points after gains of as much
kails OF the better class moved within
comparatively narrow limits at bes.
ana Cnitet States Steel, which opened
auspIciously, failed to rise more than
| IL points, but fell away rapidly to
~. 3-S. net loss of IS
During the morning and mid session
the Independent steels, notably Colorado
FUEL Sioss- Sheffield Republic Iron and
Great Northern ore, displayed marked
activity and strength, with Baldwin Lo-
coinotlre. New York Airbrake. lsathers,
OILS ana tobaccos Sumatra Tobacco
furnished the real sensation OF the SEES
| SION. making an extreme gain OF IL
| points 10 the new maximum Of l45, all OF
which was lost after another hurried
rout OF the shorts Philadelphia Co,
American Telephone and Pacific Feie-
phone were the strong utilities, and In
dustrial Alcohol. DistilleTs and the fer
tillZers again contributed to the days
total OF about 100000 shares.
Bonds We're irregular with heaviness
later, Liberty las declining to the
new minimum of 973S Total sales. par
value. aggregated S5175.0o0 Panama 3s
, advanced points on call.
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FRIENDS SESSION
is PLANNED

East Nassalboro. Me, May 2i-The
following program il to be given at the
! Grange hall, East Nassalb oro. under thu
direction of the Friends. Saturday eve
hihg, May Goth, at 500 T. NJ The lee
,urer. J. Henry Scatter2ood Of Philadel-
phia. ~ a man OF wide repute IN Fed
Cross and Friends Relief work To ac-
company his lecture he has many stere-
optlcon slides which illustrate better
than words can tell the work of relief
ana reconstruction that is being carried
on in France. The music for the occa-
sion is furnished by the Oak Grove
Seminary orchestra. Program:
Hon. g. Harold Gates presiding.
Selecuon-"Star Spanged Banner"
Invocation, DR.. Louis T, ZONES
Selection, orchs...a
Patriotic demonstration
Grammar school children
i.eCture-Reconstructi OF Devastated
France, J Henry Scattsrnooa
My Country It's of Thee"
Denediction.
The admission is free though tben
Will be opportunity given TO all to xiv,
toward the Red Cross Fund or tn.
Friends Reconstruction Work.
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went to Dover Friday evening 70 q
similar benefit dance.
Dennis J. Noonan Of Pittsneld.
Mass, formerly superintendent Of the
mills of the Amos Abbott Company
of this town. was here Thursday eve
ming. the guest of Arthur p. Abbott,
Mr.. Noonan is now owner Of q large
mill in Pittsfield and was ON his way
to Moosehead Lake for a short ash
ing trip.
The party composed of DR.. Charles
III. Haines. Kenneth and Favor
Haines. Dana Crockett. Philip Pro-
vost and J. Willis Haines returned
on Thursday evening from Spencer
Bay, Moosehead Lake. bringing with
them a fine string of ash.
The drive for Dexter's quota in
the Red Cross fund will come to d
hitting close Saturday with a patriot
&c demonstration on the business Sec
tlon OF Main street. The demonstra-
ton will be held at o'clock and win
consist OF a band concert. a parade
and speeches. The Boy Scouts will
lead the celebration and it is EXPECT
ed that everyone will be on hand to
make contributions TO the fund, COW
cring the large American flag held
10 receive it, with many.
The Mother Goose social which
was TO have ben held Friday evening
AT the Cniversalist vestry has been
postponed till Monday evening.
Bert n. Allen of Brunswick was
among the business visitors in town
Thursday.
Hon. John Houston Of Guilford was
business visitor to Dexter Thurs.
day.
carroll j. Trickey OF Corinna. Ha--
rS w. Blethen OF Dover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon {. Fuller of Boston, Wallace
'" Edes OF Guiford and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. H. Merrill of Boston were
among the guests registered at the
Exchange hotel Thursday afternoon,
The local committees for the
state Cniversalist convention TO he
heid IN this town June to &, are
ousN making preparations for the
event. The program is in readiness
and is attracting a good deal of in
terest. not only from the local Uni
NerSal,sts but by the other residents
or the own who are looking forwa I'd
10 the meetings with interest. Ok
pecung to hear some fine sneakers
on subjects full of present day :n-.
terests and enthusiasm.
Speakers OF national reputation will
be present including General sumo
intendent Rev. :. Lowe. Rev. Har-
o'd Marshall. head OF the Universal
ISL publishing interests; Rev. r r
Potterton OF New York, lecturer and
traveller; Rev. H. A. Kearns. nation
al president OF the Y. P. c. L.; Frsn;z
H. Masseck, national secretary ,f
the CnlNersalist General Sunday
sunday School Association; G. Wal
dron Smith. insurance commission
er OF Maine: Willis b. Hall Of Port
land, and others
The opening night Monday will he
devoted To the laymen's Meeting
tuesday night will be General con.
Nention night. Wednesday afternoon
SUNDAY school and occasional ser
mon with Communion. "Wednesday
evening, Mission night Thursday at
ternoon post convention service will
VIII he held in Exeter. where n nna
program VIII he presented
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A PLEASANT UPSTAIRS TENE-

house; modern: fine location, West SIDE;
hive rooms. Address, D. mali, Il. y. b.
care journal ,..hce ma V24QJt*
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OATS-Spot quiet: standard s1a&S2
LARD-Weak; middle west 2i20G Ease.
POTATOES-Firm; southern No. !
new Dbl. 5ooQ6o0.
BUTTER-Steady: receipts 7al5 tubs
creamery higher than extras 44lG4S: ex-
tras. g score, ~: hrsts 4lfQ43A; packing
stock current make No. 2 50.
EGGS-Irregular; receipts 8A1 cases:
fresh gathered extras 36s1S7: fresh gath
cred storage packed first 34sd36; regu-
lar packed extra first 34A455s: do. first
32aQ34i: state, Pa. and nearby western
hennery white fine to fancy 3SaH; state,
Pa. and nearby hennery brown 3S63s:
gathered brown and mixed colors 33R3o3.
SCGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
Goes: fine formulated 1t5
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Boston Produce Ms,k.t

pErr c., Boston. May q.
43n+3s. western
cHEESE-New York twins 22,aa5,
SOKH-No. 2 yellow lS4.dls5.
re- rcaIeIs.Choice hennery and nearby a.
HAY-No. ! grade 27d29
IA MB-Spring nGa0
fORk-Medium backs 1850
foIATOES-Maine 175TIsO ner 100
ips;: new southern 350M 80 per barrel
EA-l2&l7. '''
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PITTSTON

!. The Twentieth Century Club n,
P1ttston plans to give a supper at the
academy at East Pittston Tuesday.
May %. at o'clock. Everyone is in :
vited to come and attend the raising
of the service flag and of the Liberty
Loan honor flag. Hon. John f..
Nelson of Augusta. one Of Kennebec
county's most brilliant speakers, will
deliver the address. The proceeds
from the supper will be contributed
to the Red Cross.
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apples. Anyone having % barrels Or
more call iO4o-W after T.. NJ. or befoi
n. NJ. IL. ii. Lee. may2ldiW
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Otis c. Farnham Of Brewer

Otis c. Farnham of Brewer, vet
eran OF the Civil War, died Thursday,
aged a. After the war he was FOR
several years voyages executive ON =.
Ger Of the clipper ship New Era. He
was for some time city clerk. for
many years collector and clerk Of the
old Bangor and Brewer toll bridge
and in the insurance business. He Is
survived by his wife. Q soa and
daurhter.
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Chicago Cattle Market

H0Gs-Receipts 5000; weak; bulk I7p7
ml1aN: light l12oal75s; mixed iSsoGI155
1475Ml75N ''i'" ioo'' pigs
CATTLE-Receipts 5000. steady. ra.;,,,
steers i0i0dl75O; stockers and rn l'ai.r
s1,n 1857; cows and heifers 725mI4s5.
IiEEP-Receipts 7no0: strong. sbesn
@'5Gl+S lambs 1325Gl7OO '"@ep
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CLASS ALL-ROUND

cook at once at Hillside Camps. Please
give wages wanted, Address j. Il. Lit
tIefleld, Mercer, Me. may2id1W
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Boston Stock Market
Chicago Produce Market

Renewed mfavorahle conditions ro-
Planting brought about advances TODAY
IN the corn market. Prices closed nm
settled IS to u net higher. with June
~! and July 80 rs. oats gained ii
To- 81 net. Declines of &c to 81 took
place in provisions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-25
New Advertisements Today

Wanted-log,
Wanted-Cook.
1ost-Hand bag
Wanted-Agents.
To Let-Cottage.
Wanted-Women.
For Sale-Camera.
Wanted-Salesmen.
lesmen
To iet-Cool rooms.
Wanted-Row boat
To let-Model house.
For Sale-Seed beans,
Wanted-Truck y car.
Wanted-Lady agents.
Wanted-Girls-W Women.
For Sale--Mobiloil. etc.
For Sale-Morgan mare.
Wanted-Two mattresses.
To Let-Four rooms, etc.
For sale--Beans for seed.
To Let-Furnished rooms.
Wanted-Men and women.
Wanted-Ford touring car.
Wanted-Ciirls and women.
Wanted-Reliable salesman.
For sale-Dodge touring car.
Wanted-Female pastry cook.
For Sale-Tomato plants, etc.
Wanted-Middle aged woman.
For sale-Overland touring car.
Notwithstanding salesman.
Nanted-American young lady.
10 let-Tenement in Hallowen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-25
New York Money Market

New 1ork. May "A.
Mercantile paper, four months s, six
months 8.
Sterling 6o-day bills <7c4.
Commercial 60-day bills on banks A72.
Commercial 60-day bills 47l3 demand
Ala 7-l6, cables 476 7-1S.
Francs. demand s.72 cables 669X
Guilders. demand 4s3. cables ~.
Lire. demand e.o9. cables s.07
Rubles. demand 13A. cables II nominal
Bar silver 99A.
Mexican dollars n.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans steady; 50 days 5sl6: 90
days and six months bid.
Call money strong; high g. low ~. rul-
ing rate u, closing bid .. offered at 81,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-25
Classified
Ad Rates

:. .ord for | time.
;. word for times consecutive
- lord for times consecutive
-, ,,sertions, pro rata.
- .dvertisement taken for 'ess
than 25e. ha
Al CLASSIFIED advertisements must %
prepaid. L,,v;no,v
10, any fraudulent advert's"'s
49, sav tind. The Journal viii W.
..,os.e promptly ard Vigorously
49, claim, from any person WIZ
~. h.en in any way deceive ~
',.,rs,.ed through answering ="
As..-,isement. The Journal WV
- is readers to bring 20 US
S...,.ion any failure en- the Ps
:, advertiser to make sooo n.S
.,eT. It is the belief of ' n;s
,.r ,hat an advertiser serves ~" ~
~ interest best only wnen ~
., the public best. u you "e
s,,,-red tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-25
New York Produce Market

New IoFh, May y
CORN-spot irregular: kiln dried No.
yellow ISL IA and No. yellow ~ ~
cost and freight New Yegk.