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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19
MADISON
Years Difficulties Between
Madison WOODEN Co. and Tex.
tile Union Amieably Adjust.
ed-Local Items

TIE Union Amlc2D4y ADJUST
ed-Local Items
Citizens OF this vicinity are much
pleased over tho adjustment OF the
long standing difficulties between the
Madison Wooden Company and the
members of Textile Union 1912. Tho
trouble started in the spinning de-
partmept a year ago. and although
government. state. Company and
Union officials have endeavored At
various times to bring about settle
ment Of the trouble. all efforts have
proved fruitless. When negotiations
were resumed between the Company
and Union representatives last week
there was but little hope on the part
of the public at large that there
would be any change in the situation.
Matters were brought to a head
Tuesday forenoon and agreements
were drawn up and signed by Com
pany and Union representatives. The
following statement has been issued
by Horace A. Riyiere. international
representative Of the United Textile
Workers Of America In regard to the
settlement. ITO whom 1t may con-
cern-The strike against tho Madison
Wooden Company that took place
December 81. 1917. has been settled
| by the officials Of Local Union 1912.
the international representative of
; the Textile Workers OF America, and
, Company, on December II, 1915.
The right of men and women to or
ganize is fully recognized by the
Madison WOODEN Company and we
wish to encourage union men and
women to seek employment at the
mill II they so desire. The attitude
Of the officials Of the Madison WOOL
On Company toward the representa-
! tive Of the union seemed to be very
! fair and nothing but the best OF feel
ing is existent between the two. The
agreement signed between both
parties has proven this and We are
pleased that after Il year of struggle
that fair agreement has been
reached by both SIDES"
A mass meeting of Textile Work
ers and union men and women was
ilciu w CNSiAh6 49, NASuoS
hall.
The body OF Mrs. jefferson Went
worth who died in Portland. arrived
Tuesday evening for. interment. Mrs.
Wentworth was formerly resident
CT this village but for the past few
months has lived with her daughter
in Portland.
Oliver Porter arrived home Mnoday
evening. having received an nonor-
able discharge from the L. s. Army.
Mr.. Porter was drafted last summer
for special service, but was later as
signed to an artillery regiment.
The regular meeting of Marcellus
Perkins G.. A. II. Circle was held
Tuesday afternoon in their hall In the
l. O. O. +. block.
Charles a. Roberts and children Of
Malyanra, Penn. arrived in town
Wednesday forenoon. Mr.. Roberts
came here to accompany the body of
his WIFE who died Of influenza a
month ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
were formerly we'll known residents
of this village.
Miss Maud Lake, who is attending
school in Portland arrived home for
the holidays. Wednesday forenoon.
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New York Produce Market

New York. Dec. lS.
wHEAT-Spot steady; No. 2 red zs4l
track New York.
COkN-Spot steady; No. 2 yellow
les IA and No. 2 white 163 IA cost ana
freight New York.
OATS-Spot steady; standard 8ltdS2
l.ARD-Ea sier: middle west 2s6Nd24IO.
COTTONSEED OII--Nominal.
BCTTER-Steady: receipts 11.2l6 tubs:
creamery higher than extras 70470A: do.
extras. 80 score. 69dD6sA; hrsts 64a6sa.
packing stock current make No. 2 41a.
EGGS-Steady; receipts 1853; fresh
gathered extras 7l@7g: fresh gathered
regular packed extras firsts csqfo; do.
firsts GG@67; safe, Pa. and nearby west
ern hennery white fine to fancy 9O192
state, Pa. and nearby hennery whites
ordinary to prime $685. state. Pa. and
nearby hennery browns 74m1S; do. gath
cred browns and mixed colors 66d7S.
SCGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal
12S: fine graduated 900.
POTATOES-Steady; western 100 lbs.
2c0Gl2l5.
CAEBAGES-Quiet; prices unchanged.
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Autos. Boats, Motors. Etc.

COUPE, PRACTICALLY NEW. COST
$500 with both wheels and runners inter-
changeabie Fine for 1e-cent service.
Will be sold cheap Call c. A. Hanson.
telephone 1851, Il Sewail St, augusta.
declTdtf
IF HE HAS AN AUTOMOBILE GET
him a set OF Tire Chains, Inner Tube,
Spark Plugs, Nulcanizer, Auto Robe
Freeze Proc for Radiator, Tire Pump,
as Gerrish 4 Smith, Is silver Street.
carry a full line of Automobile Acce s.
series which make acceptable presents.
Make our store your Headquarters for
Christmas shopping, dec11dl2t
TIRES, TIRES. TIRE. JUST RE
ceived a large lot of tires from leading
manufacturers Last chance at old
prices \ sizes. Mail orders filed.
+. f.. Mace. lis Sewall ST.. Augusta.
Phone 62s-W. octldtf
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Chicaxo, Dec. is
steady with yesterdays tverase. Com
mon packing and underweight light
hard TO move. Bulk OF sales l7s5@l10:
butchers 1i45a1IsS: light 1os5917l5: pack
ing 166dl1m; throwouts t550g16o0; pigs
good to choice .S75Tl5O0.
A T 4 l. l. = Receipts 1900. Market
steady TO D cents lower; good steers
ana canning stock holding up best
calves 50 cents lower. Butcher stock
cutters 660An5. Western range cows
and heifers 750dl2o0. Quotations other
wise unchanged
SHEEP-Receipts l50o0 Market slow
to Is cents lower. Lambs: Choice and
prime 14s5q14S5: medium and good 1889
Ql46S. Other prices unchanged.
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for from the red veins Of Old Glory
must now the life blood into the
monarchies until they. too. become
democratic.
He believes that the accomplish
ments Of our last few months are on
ly the beginning Of the great work
laid ou. for America
He cites as among the great prob-
lens to be settled. labor and capital.
maximum and minimum labor, uni
versal education. universal temper
ance. human comforts. physical and
moral strength. slums OF our cities
and the vocational education of our
children.
The ushers Of the evening were
Mrs. Bert Hopkins. Mrs. Nellie Co
nant. Mrs. Geo. French and Mrs
Frank Madden
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Boston Stock Market


Boston, Dec. 10.
BEEF-Cheice whole cattle TaS.
RUTTER-NortheFn creamery extras
es{,sSl. western creamery extras S7iG6s.
GHEESE-New York twins choice
fresh 34MSS.
CORN->o. 2 yellow 161i@
EGGS-Nearby hennery GQ8; west
e' FIOTR'Spring patents, 1se-lb. sacks.
1c?5d11A. o-
HAY-No. ! timothy 3oaS,
HANDSPRING 2SGA. -
OATS-Fancy, 10 to 42.:p. sacks. $40
PORK-Medium backs $500.
POTATOES-Maine, per LOO lbs. IN car
SI-GAR-Granulated, wholesale gro
GERS quotations, a25 per 100 lbs. In bulk
NEAl-l4US.
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Mrs. Ella M. Mitchell

Word was received here Tuesday
evening of the death of Mrs. Ella
tMerrilD Mitchell, wife of Walter
away at the home of her brother,
Arthur Merrill in Cornville. Mr..
Merrill resides upon the old Merrill
homestead. and there Mrs. Merrill
went last summer, hoping the change
might be beneficial TO her failing
health. Here she has been most ten
derby cared for by her sister-in-ia law,
Mrs. Arthur Merrill. in her last days.
Mrs Mitchell was born ON August
{. 1864. thus being 81 years of age.
She was the daughter of Hiram and
Clarissa Merrill, the former having
passed away many wears ago, the
Ia tier having died at the home Of her
daughter on Nov. JIG, 1911. Mrs.
Mitchell was educated in the public
schoOls Of her own town, coming to
Skowhegan when young lady to
enter the millinery business. She
was later ma rried to Walter Mitch
ell, the younger son Of Il. W. Mitch
ell, deceosed, ard has since, lived in
this town.
She was a woman Of sterling worth,
and has horne her suffering through
many years Of her life with q cour-
age and q smile. almost beyond hu-
man conception. She is survived by
the husband. and brother, at whose
home she died. and an innumerable
friendship. As memorial she
leaves the Ella r. Mitchell Phiia-
thea Glass, a body Of young women,
an auxiliary 70 Bethany Baptist
church. Funeral services will be
conducted by George Merriam on FRI
day morning Mt 10 o'clock at the
Bethany Baptist church. where she
worshipped for many years.
In the Congregational vestry ~,
Tuesday evening. DR.. Thomas. state
superintendent OF schools. addressed
an audience composed OF the c!uo
women Of Skowhegan and their
guests.
The occasion was arranged by the
Town Improvement Society, and Mss
Gertrude Weston. its president. intro
duced the speaker.
The musical program consisted Of
two orchestra selections by n COM
pany Of young people. led by Rev.
Charles H. Mckinney. an organ ce-
lection by Mrs. Mary Marston. and
solo and encore by Mrs. Eta Brad
ley. accompanied by Mrs. Dora Eye.
DR.. Thomas subject was "Our OBJ
legations to the Future and was a
practical teaching along the line Of
service. He expressed great pride in
his own American nation and said
IN part that no nation ever had so
great . mission before u - America,
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LOST

LApY'S GOLD WATCH NEtR STATE
Hoase, either Capitol or Grove st. Te,:
6i7-W. or leave ll3 Grove st. declsd3t'
TIRE CHAIN 34xl. SOMEWHERE IN
city. Finder leave at 30 Grove street.
det1S1tf
CHH.D'S BROWN KID GLOVE BE-
tween Green ST church and Water Ct.
Leave at Journal once. decl9d3t'
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New York Money Market

Mercantile paper G.
Sterling To-day bills 475l.
Commercial 6G-day bills on banks 4.72s.
Commercial 6o-day bills 4.72s, demand
4,5 20. cables i1Gl
Guillers. demand Az. cables AZ.
Lire. demand 6.3G, cables 6.36.
Eubles. demand 49,. cables IA nominal.
Mexican dollars ia.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds easy.
Time loans strong.
Cau money easy: high 4. low 4, I'ul-
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CHICAGO Produce Market

Chicago. Dec. IS
Corn averaged higher price TO-DAY
chiefly owing to weather conditions I'm
ia yora BILE to the crop movement. Tina
ciose was steady at the same az yester.
days finish to II up with January L$ IL
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ~. 0eWan Of
Bath are planning 70 take N apAsf-
ment in Boston for the vis1se amer
the Christmas holidaya
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70 1ss - ard May 1881 20 iaS s-a Oats
nniShed unchanged TO SIS off and pro-
visions varying from IS cents decline to
IS cents advance
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Wanted-AgentS
Make One Big Leap

FOR THE BAND WAGON-WE MAN
ufacture the greatest agents seller on
earth and stand ready to prove it, Here
is the one best chance of lifetime y
place yourself on Easy Stree
QUICKLY and SURELY. Money is
flowing like water in the brooks. II yoi
fail to secure your part. blame no one
else. We stand ready to show you the
way. Our product is Of the highest
character and III universal demand.
Write for particulars at once. HAMS
and Company, Augusta, Maine.
novl6& then thurs. 4
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RUBBER STAMPS

RUBBER NAME STAMP AND PAD
zoe. prepaid. Excellent Xmas gift. r
&-P. Stamp Co. Augusta dee3d2w
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FOR SALE

no cords of we'll seasoned, cleft, hard
wood-cut in 4 Il. lengths, on Webster
Farm, Riverside Road, two and half
miles from bridge. For price, de'iv-
org. etc, apply to Morse Bros. Co.,
Bath. Me. Tel. BOW.
decId2w
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For establishments

WE CAN SELL YOU A FIREPEOOy
safe for your house or Office for iittla
down and little each month or a SUBJ
stantial discount for cash. Gezris., &
smith tsuccessors to Vis1el. 10 Silver
street. Waterville. Maine. Tei. 49,.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK
cost. IS Cony st. decisd1ws
7 A L KIN G MACHINE RECORDS
bought and sold and exchanged. also
talking machines sold on time 30 Cony
81. in paint store. deci9c:wa
PAIR OF LOGGING sLEDs WITH
3. Collins. Chelsea fo Tel. issni,. ''f'' j.
THIRTY CORDS 4-FOOr SEASONED
wooG. Apply Marston & Brooks, phone
81. Halloweil. Maine. Gec.sil.
SIDE BOARD, LARGE PARLOH
lamp. Edison Gem photograph and Is
records, go-cart, stands. chairs and
is5 Hss ,a nFns, an In good condifi9n Ts
SIXTY BARRELS APPLES, BALD.
wins nd Ben Davis. c. E. Berry. hlch-
mond. Maine. dec1sdIw'
CHRISTMAS TREES, LARGE SIZE.
t9c. small size Csc, prompt delivery.
T MalIass G 1sl.y Augusta. R.
PHoNOGRApHs FOR SALE. MOD
els No. IS. costing SIS. auartered oak aud
mahogany. Will sell for SIS each. Cali
between and P. NJ. Elcctrola. Co, %
State st. dec1Sdet
CHRISTMAS TREES. APPLY AT 10
Moves Place or 80 Cony St. declsdlw'
ONE GRAPHoPHoNE. LATEST
model, practically new. retails for $50.
will sell for SO. 1863 Second ST.. Halo
SuGES CE5
pIon sti,eher and dnisher with skiver;
also u II. +. single phase motor; also
4xlD Lowell travelling bed planer. Edwin
T. Morton. WaterviIle. Me. decl7d1w
ABOUT 20 Tons LOOSE HAY N
West Gardiner Apply TO Engineer
Crossett shoe factory. decl7d3t'
WALLPAPERS WILL SELL AT
Wholesale or retail at % cents on the
dollar; Full line: A great chance for
paperhangers. Must be sold. c. Zall,
care BaIley's store. Winthrop. Me.
dec17d1w
PIANO. HIGH GRADE UPRIGHT.
Ms rahsgart, Ca, case slightly damaged in
Brawn Piano Co, Gardiner. Me.
20 CORDS OF DRY HARD WOOD.
Address Box u, Wndsorville, Me.
decl7d1w"
300 RARE COINS, SOME OVER HUN
Me. dec17d3ts
eight foot length. s. cord. fitted for
stove, o., delivered. Telephone 1882.
declldtf
. BAY HORSES AND ALL KINDS OF
farming tools. Z. b. Vaughan Win
throp. Me. Tel. 1918 decl4d1:@'
CHRISTMAS TREES, ALL SIZES.
prices low, Book your orders row to
I ~ .lglt f,Nl~E
2so-J. A. Il. Ripley, p Howard street.
q -cl4d1w
woMEN's FUR CAPS, A FEW
small sizes at reduced prices s15o -
| $500, +. f. Devils & Co., Augusta,
decl3dtf
CHRISTMAS TREES ALL LENGTHS,
delivered. also green birch wood. Chas.
n. Ware. Augu a. Tel. 933-W,
LARGE: MI SllKAT FUR LINING
for coat Free right. Mrs. W, Y.
1 Towne, -itchtield. Me, r. D. 1s
dec1ad5,.
MEMS FUR COATS, SPLENDID
line IN dog. horsehide, calf, wa,Laby.
Russian lamb goat. etc. Prices $50 10
! 800 f. E. Davis d Co., Augusta
GAS STOVE AT 10 sEWALL ST.
SEVERAL. SLIGHT ELECT RIO
chandeliers. suitable Ter a hail or home.
First National Granite Bank, Augusta.
lecl2 II I
EU THE BOY SLED FOX CilRIST-
mas We have the largest Stock ana
the best assortment OF sleds for boys
see what a small amount of money wifi
% toward making h children happy.
Gerrish & smith, (S"ccessors to tisuel,
- Silver St, Waterviile, Maine,
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone & Co.

tor Stock exc. New York Cotton Exs.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portlan
Branch Office. $50 Middle ST. New Eng
land Telephone 1857, 1863.
WIN. =. PORTER. Mgr.
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TAX PAYERS OF BENTON ATTEN-
ton All Real Estate upon which taxes
remain unpaid on Dec. I'D VIII be adj
vertised on that date and sold Feb; Sd.
1919. dec13d3t~
CHICKENS. WEBER & IiEwLrf.
decl9dtt
FORD RTNABOl,T BODY. MUST BE
IN good condition and cheap for cash.
q. N kelien, Grove st. Place, Augusta.
I'll, s7>-R decl9d3t'
KITCHEN HE'LL AT HOME LUNCH,
81 Water street. declSltf
PIANO IN EXCHANGE FOR HEAVY
hors". Tel. South China l6-23. dcclS g.
WANTED TO Buy UPRIGHT SEC
ond hand piano providing 1t is a ha.-
gain. WEI cali. Telephone 9H-J.
declo %.
CASH PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS.
use automobiles. tHpewrters and other
property. Correspondence solicited. Roy
Forest !iallow.li. Me. deciid2W*
SITUATION MIDDLE AGED NURSE.
care OF INVALID or aged. First class ref
ereuces ,IarticularI in first letter. ;;
llunton. Freeport. Ne. decl1d3is
COMFORTABLE ROOMY SLEIGH,
must be in good condition and price
reasonable. Address No. %, kennebe 3.
Journal decl7dtf
GOVERNMENT CLERK ENAMINA-
tons Augusta soon. Customs, ln,ern n
revenue. income tax. railway Inall, post
oiiiCc. sll00-SlN0. Experience unneces-
sary Men and women desiring govern
ment positions write for lree particu-
lars. Raymond Terry, CORNER civil ser
vice examiner,) 10 Columbian Building,
Washington decibdb,
rIiI.D TO BOARD IN COUNTRY.
Ncar church and schools. Address
Home. kcnnebcc journal. Gardner.
decitdlw-
4 RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED MAN
v ouid like work of any ordinary sind.
used to janitor work and caring Ior
Turn ices. inside work preferred. Tel
l5i-M. decl5d"t-
FIRST CLASS SAWYER WANTS JOB
ia portable mill. Augusta, X. +. -. j.
RoN ~ Tel. %id-5. decl3dosr
SINGLE OR MARRIED. MEN AND
women for attendants. cooks. hremen
teamsters and farm hands at Maine
.'-hoo for Feeble Minded. Attendants
can begin without previous training.
&, cd pay Apply in person or write to
pr. c. j Hedin. Supt., West Powr;'.
Maine . dec.o<w
PUPIl. NURSES IN HOSPITAL FOR
the insane. Apply to pr Is. Henry
Mason. Acting Supt.. Worcester state
Hospital. Boa 81, Worcester, Mass.
dec1dtf
HY -tE SAl.V ALTON ARMY, SEC
ond hand cloth ig Tor men. women anu
children. = ddress is Davenport street,
Aug sta. Me. Telephone t'J-M.
dec3dtf
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tNl q ''tTt NlCE LARGE STOCk.
wa old anh W. old > yearlings.
tr1. WtrdSurvil.r. II g.
deCiHil2.'
.b LOWE HORSES BRED FROM
.n.i Wilkes FANNY also SOM.
IIr,rti, liai ~. " ~ \oi G
rH ~ r1a iuritV rder wears
Be- u Nlp uppottuaitV 10 So
,. nt the bcsi .n nominal
N.,ft H. Irucr. Route 40 l.
VI, dcClSdiw'
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Local Health Authorities Olsen Ways and Means Ceabat
Epdemc-Speadid Results In Red Cross Roll Can-Pris.
ella Rebekah Lodge Holds Annual Election Mrs. Walter
Mitchell Passes Away in Cornvie-Dr. Thomas State su-
perintenent of Schools Addresses Club Women Of Town
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FOUND

BUNCH OF KEYS A. q. ROBINSON,
DEPOT Square. Gardiner. decl7dlw
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Ih I 5ES. EASY TERMS. WILL
ti'. tpr cattle, ur sheep. Elm
Ir. ru Weeks Mlls. Maine.
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New Advertisements Today

Lost Is Ia glove
wAntcd-lanltor.
wanted chickens
Frr saie-Dr1ft colts
F0r sale ftreproof safe
= Irt furnished rooms
wanted Ford Runabout body.
~ sal, Talking ma chine records
POI .,'. W.luaIn +. Nickerson place
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

=. O word fer time.
!. . word for 3 tisnss consecutive.
q . word for 6 times consecutive.
es,,s Insertions pro rata.
10 advertisement taken for less
than Csc.
Charges for this class Of
Advertising are too small TO
srofitably charge on our books.
Count the words in your ad
and send payment with your
order.
Display advertising on classi-
fed page $50 additional to
ard rates.
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~ ,pN g YEARS OLD. CIV
Hi dam t.,. ia ksuu. Eas:
To- ll-9i dsciS 49,
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Cards, Notices. Etc.

THltAnELpHTA COMMISSION COM
tssny, cash buyers OF all kinds OF mer-
.sndisc Dry goods, SHOES. clothing or
Tuvare All business conducted on
sn,tiy confidential basis. Will buy
yIuons or entire stock. &. Zall. care
Nshhebec Journal. Augusta. Me.
desl7d:-:
MRS CRAM. MEDIUM READING;
@ j Capitol st, Augusta, Me. Te..
Srtet MAT.sM CAN BE CURED.
30 you suffer. | have found
I, a,etna that will cure the worst cases
rnsuMatism after all othcf remedies
-e, me best doctors fail to. help you.
"a. medicine cannot 5e bought In drug
.,es Only Of agents. Send 3 cent
ssenp 70 pay postage for free sample
4, ssEe u r. Tibbetts. agent. Box
y fairfield. Me. declld2y
s,., rave REC EMILY TAKEN
Ia, voc Pierce Wsbber store In add
ssn.. our ODD stole under the Conv
sps.s We chan run orr new store
., ~. our old policy OF greatest vs,ue
> s., money That's why we urge yoi
yss,s 'oday j b. Farrell Co. Az.
novlSstf
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"A. l.N GiEL NNp ALSO CHAM
.... .,hlsor iioI-c, Gardiner.
deci1diwk
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Wanted-Male Help

ANITpN no CARE FOR BUILDING
Hl .trf street Address Janitor. care
q1tuH- dec i9d3t<
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vt Ys b. NATIONS AND TEACH
t-s flo. tuition work Good pay 20
tg .vnF Aadr'as Superintend-
.... k. .nsht, ioUrrhl derl1d1w
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I. GA 8ToREA.
Bear. Ii. z1as Kind yag Aan AlxsE DsJt
s's. q &W2zsN(
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.AiA ,uNTOSIToR FnE pISTRl-
tr-.u.ul tluh lUsr Tcl krnn.'
.fDt' topiprN. - Augusta. NJ.
.,. .ttt dcc,dtf
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-'t .rEE- "Ot WINTER TERMS.
.r. ..tl and common schoo. positions.
Al.N 81 Sup' ot school, Winthrop.
"a foam. ON, iS-i1 de clod2wks
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AI .. DIrL rrc GENEH IL
..... Telephone y 80. l,1- . MRS
NI'nsuu INcaueld. NJ" z. -
drtt9d"N-
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~ '. ,iltu. FOR COMM NITT
.... ~Iltr, S@N PEI month "
'.l. I .rlri aud rpnm Apply TO
ID, Ntlsuu. 80 ~; street. Eat =,
ar.i diW
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stNEEAL GOOD COWS TWO REG
s,ercl AYRSHIRE hull calves. -Four l?5
@ sno3t.s \. @. Woodsum. Oakland.
~ shepherd farm. Fairfield.
deci3dS;'
fR Old ROAM MARE. KIND AND
n Broken. good trade II taken ~
VICE Inquire Of Harry 4. Lord. II. l..
uall0Heu Tel 7l9- VI. declldst'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19

CHILD TO BOARD IN COUNTRY.
\car church and schools. Address
Home" kennebcc Journal. Gardiner
tieCi adj W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19

\ RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED NAN
v ouid like work of any ordinary sind.
used to janitor work and caring ior
Iurh ices. inside work preferred. Tel.
lai.N decl3d6,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19

STU 'TION-M MIDDLE AGED NURSE,
care OF invalid or aged. First class ref
erpuces Particulars in -.irst letter. J.
liuptou. Frecport. Me. decl1d3f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19

N VN. ,. r. pNY \ Wil.k ~ 90
r .. thor hup~rwVrk T'I'-
.lrri3d.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19

.Nt coop MICH COWS. TWO
Nv mi'rh cows. one due tn fresh1n IN
A-fth 40" M May and one been fresh
'unut eight weeks There are NJ Old
Tvs ir this lot. all good butter mane-si
A'so eight heifers. foJr yearlinGs and
our mos al for safe at "A low price.
decl4!i.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-19

A.NILE GIL F1H GENERAL.
'r. ,p.s Apply to Ms Joseph W l.
lr ... - titov" - Augusta. decid
N.>H'. ttHi. rtl GEN t.RAL.
off,. r.IU MIR y u Partridge. VI
'.N.rn- we. Gard.i,I G.c5ltt