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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the leading Stoke

New York. Dec. 1o.-Predicated large
~ on the sanguins views Of the chair
man of the United States Steel Corpor-
q ton respecting future industrial con-
Gitlons. Stocks today opened with firm
undertone. gathering greater strength
and breadth as the session progressed
United States Steel and standard rails
were almost the only exceptions until
steel and trans-continentals infused :,
degree of buoyancy to the general list
Outstanding features, however, en-
praced the better known equipments,
including former war issues. motors
and shippings. together with numerous
at gross gainsg of two to eight points.
The backwardness of United States
Steel was attributed in measure to
the publication of November tonnage
figures showing q. decrease of about
2Se; ooG tons in untitled orders. ,.
of the reported rupture of relations be-
tween American concessions and the
Mexican government. rut Mexican Pc
troleum resaned its loss. shares re-
cording variable gains. Chief among
the stroEs nif issues We're United rsslt
Steel Car, Railway Steel, Crucible and
Bethlehem Steels. General, Chandler ana
Motors, Texas Company, Beet Sugar.
Wilson Packing and Continental pre-
ferred. L. S Steel closed at gam
Of 1 rs points. retaining all its lead. and
representing advances of one TO two
oints. Sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Domestic and foreign bonds were steady
excepting Liberty issues. the Second -
falling TO the years low level OF s2So
and the Fourth las making new
minimum of 95C2 Total sales, par value.
aggregated s10,35o,OO. Old Y. 5. bonds
were UNCHANGED on call
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For SaIe-Real Estate

EQUITY FOR SALE. ONE-FOuRTH
equity i'll estate value $4,000. Realize
on ame at decease OF trustee 70 years
old. Or would borrow $500 with equity
AS security. Address Box Isl, Hallowell,
Me. Gecloitf
STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES AT
once. Also house TO ct. partly furnish
ed. hot and cold water, electric lights
and furnace. +. NJ. Mooers. Bridge
ST., Randolph. dec9dlw
HANDY TO SCHOOL. AND CAR LINE,
Is minutes walk to post office, modern
7-room house, years old Hard wood
..oors throughout, large living room
1exE with fireplace; 2 large lots 60x120.
Double garage. Must sell. Inquire
Robert Cony, Opera House Bldg. Tele-
phone 400. decidtf'
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE HARRY
Peterson place on kngsbury street.
1odern l:tt!e home well located. Owner
is to move TO another city. A bargain
and should sell quickly. The store ara
tenement at 10 Fremont street is for sale
or to let. Win c. Atkins. Patten Block,
Gardiner. noy9drf
THE LOT NJ. N % X RIL l. RESI-
uence. NO. llJ. north side oil Winthrop
street. Augusta Maine. for sale TO set.
tie estate. Brick house and large lot OF
lard desirapIy located. Inquire OF a.
NJ Godds I'd. Hotel North. Augusta. or
L. u Williams, Real Estate Agent. CI5y.
nayl6dsf
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READFIELD

The Ladies' Circle of Nj. r. church
at Readfield Corner held Il most sue
cessful fair last Tuesday at Grange
hall. afternoon and evening. Many
nice fancy articles and aprons. were
disposed Of A fish pond was fshed
out early in afternoon and many more
fish could have been sold. The pie
table and pop-co table, both very
attractive, were sold out at an early
hour and the last bit Of ice cream was
sold during the social which followed
the interesting program. The net
proceeds to date are $5S,33. This
good sum realized gives the ladies'
new enthusiasm to continue their
work in being an aid to the church.
Readlield Grange met in regular ses-
sion Saturday. Dec. Z The officers We're
elected for the ensuing year. Master.
Ernest Pearl; overseer. Merle J. Harr.-
man; lecturer, Edith VI. Griffin: stew
ard. Herbert H. Raymond; assistant
steward, VIM p. Walker; chaplain.
Edith s. Fogg; treasurer. Fred A. wal
kcr: secretary, Alice Il. Walker; gate
keeper, John Whitney; Ceres. Louise
Childs; Pomona, Minnie Freer; Flora.
Gladys NJ. Cooper; lady assistant stew
ard, Minnie A. Walker; chorister. e. r.
Peacock; pianist, Cecil g. Freer; lbra-
rian, Jennie l.. Sherburne; degree cap
tain, Mona A. Elliott; insurance agent,
William =. Walker: trustees. #. A.
Walker, r. f. Peacoc:: William *
Atkinson; finance committee. II. l..
Raymond, Charles w. Crosby. Merle H.
Hartman.
EAST--Bert Gordon Is loading a
carload Of wood at tioyt's Crossing to
be shipped to Fred Stoddard of Port
land.
Millard Stevens of North Belgrade
has moved into the Higgins house on
Hoyt's hill, and will work for Bert
Gordon for the winter.
Miss Nellie Gordon was il Augnstn
Saturday on business.
Miss Marion Thompson Of WINSTON
and Harvey Royce, Cony High '2l, of
Augusta were recent guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stev-
ems.
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WINDSORvlL.LE

The mail carrier on this route, l.. IL.
Hisler, has sold the home farm and
plans to got to Augusta to live.
Frank piper is at home on a furlough.
The Infantry regime of which he is a
member is ordered 10 Camp Upton.
Miss Eva Lyon of Augusta VEG a
SUNDAY visitor in town.
Mr. Beal, superintendent of schools
for the three towns of Windsor. White
field and Somcrville. was in town Fri
day visiting the schools.
Miss Annie Lyon was a guest of
friends Saturday m Augusta.
Or. Brimigion OF Whiteiieid was a
business visitor Monday IN town.
A large company attended the drama
q, the .chool on the Neck Saturday
evening and snug sum was realized
for the Red Cross Junior society 10
send Is Augusts.
Miss Annie Lyon. teacher OF Erskine
school. has sent TO he headquarters OF
He'd Cross in Augusta s'i. which she
and the Junior Red Cross of the school
have raised by giving entertainments.
DR.. J. r. Odiorne Of Whitefield was N
town on business Tuesday.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Dec. 10.
HOGS-Receipts 10000. Market fairly
active, steady to strong with yesterdays
average. The days quotations unchang-
ed except the following: Packers lHE@
l740; throw-out 1SiDM165o
CATTLE-Receipts 26,c0A. Beef and
butcher cattle 25 to 50 cents lower. Can
ners and cutters about steady. Beef
cattle: Good. choice AND prime 14,5p
1850: common and medium s0pG li.2.
Butcher stock: Cows and heiferS avg
1906: Gamers and cutters 5,5M6io. Stock
ers and feeders: Good. choice AMI fancy
eoOa 1900; inferior. common and medium
7o0ag5O. Veal calves: Good and choice
1675G1725. Western range: Beef steers
14oO1175O: cows and heifers I'oMl22': o.
SHEEP-Receipts $500. 1earlings
and best lambs strong to higher; me-
dunn lambs slow and steady Lambs:
Choice and prime l'tOnliSo. me Gay
nuotations otherwise Mnchanged.
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New York Produce Market

New York, Dec. TO-
WHEAT--sp steady; No. ? red 2Sia
track New York.
CORN-spot steady: No. 3. yellow and
No. white 162 IA cost and freight New
York. o.
OATs-spot steady: standard S2aISS
LARD Firmer; middi, west 2seoH.6
creamery higher than extras ssad7o; do.
extras. 92 score. 60: firsts 6596S: packing
stock current make No. lG4la.
gathered extras 75a7e; fresh gathere!
regular packed extra first 73m74; do. first
7iM72: state. Pa. and nearby wester..
hennery whites nn fine 70 nen fanSy yhtss
ordinary TO prime 75fl95; state, Pa. AM
nearby hennery brG ivsn c 1SSs d@ gain
POTATOES-Steady; western 10y I'D
2l5n235: Jersey long 100 oe, lss. laSo1"'
CARBAGES-Ea Danish per tol
25oolis2OO: domestic per ton 15oeG2oo: req
bill. 25Gn325.
12S: fine graduated $40.
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WEST FORKS

Mrs. Elizabeth Wright has returned
from Portland after passing several
weeks in that city.
Captain +. II. Hunnewell Of New
York City is in. town on n hunting
trip. The captain was very fortunate
in securing fine deer on the first day
out.
Deputy Sheriff r. J. D,>gin was in
Greenville on business trip last
week.
A party of men from this town were
at Apple Tree Inn last week On a
hunting trip Several of them brought
home some fine deer.
e. c. Durgin is scaling the logs of
the various numbering operations
around here.
First Lieutenant Carl J. Sandberg,
q well known young man Of this place
now scrving in France. has sent home
several interesting war souvenirs.
Among them are Il German gas mask
and the cap Of an Austrian lieu :
tenant. both being found on the bat
tiefeld. On the cap are several
medals: one has the picture of the
late Emperor Franz Joseph and
another Is Of the ex- Empress Zita.
A third is the Austrian coat OF arms,
and the last seems to have been
awarded the owner for some exploit
in Italy.
Word has been received that AL
bert l.. Mckay, another Of our boys IN
France. has been promoted to the
rank OF corporal. This young man
was drafted last May. He was sent
to Camp Deyens and after few
months of intensive training was sen.
overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Fitzsimmons
and son Elm were visiting friends In
CarratInk last Sunday.
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Contracts awarded
WINDSOR

A very pleasant gathering OF the
neighbors and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Haskell and. Mr.. and Mrs. Is. U.
Moody and son Norman, who are to
leave town to make their home in AL
gusta, took place SATURDAY evening"
Dec : at G. A. II. hall. After social
hour the meeting was called to order ny
w. $. Barton. master OF windsor
Grange, and a short program was rem
dered. consisting Of singing ny the
choir, instrumental snusic, reading by
Madeline Reed, Song by Frances Col-
burn. piano duet by Mrs. Percy heeh
and daughter, song by Alice wilkins,
and an original poem Try Mrs. &. r.
Donncll followed by appropriate re-
marks by Edwin Bullock which were
responded to by Mr. and Mrs, Haskell
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Moody in feeling
manner Refreshments OF cake and
coffee were served
WEST-Au an-day Fed Cross meet
ing will be held on Wednesday at the
parsonage. Ladies will carry lunch.
Hot coffee will te served 1t is hoped
a good number will attend AS there IS
plenty OF worh on hand
The South Kennebec Baptist Associa-
ton will meet IN Haliowell on IhuTs-
day. Several from North Windsor VIII
attend.
Tho winter tern az school opened at
North Windsor Dec ..
Mrs. Edward towden is caring 10Y
Mrs. Harry Merrill and he young son.
s. r. Barton recently sold pair CT
oxen TO Merle Clark OF FassaisoTo.
Mrs. Henrietta Jones is passing the
winter with her brother. Warren Seek
ins.
Charles JACKSON Of Riverside. huf'-
ness caller in the place. was an ever
night guest at J. W. I.amsons recently.
Parties have been hauling hay from
o, T.. Carpenters barn to Riverside.
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the house owned by Mr.. Morton's par
ents, where they will reside.
Arthur pierpont has yoke Of
steers of which he is justly proud.
They are three years Old and their
girth is Z feet and , inches. The
steers were raised by young Pierpont
and are rs handy as oxen. as they
were broken TO yoke when calves.
Arthur Turner went to Waldoboro
on brief business trip last Sunday.
Charlie L. Overlook sold sleigh
last week to Roy Lenfest of Liberty.
Daniel l.inscott was in this place
last week doing the fall butchering
for several farmers.
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WASHINGTON

EAST Hiss Clara Mcdowell Of
Burketyille Is viniting for short
time at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. ".
NJ. Prescott.
John Le.gher Of Razorvtlle recently
purchased nice dairy COW OF 4. T..
Johnston.
Mrs. Clara Overlook recently pur-
chased u sleigh Of John Esaney of
Washington village.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Morton. who
have been living with Mrs. Morton's
mother. Mrs. Mile Jones oe East
Union, have moved into one part Of
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Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston, Dec. 10.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 24d&.
BUTTER-Northern creamery extras
6SI6Sa: western creamery extras 67lQ6S.
CHEESE-New York twins choice
fresh 353@363.
CORNING. 9 yellow 16SIl70.
EGGS-Nearby hennery sOa91; west
ern extras S2qS3.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 196-lb. sack,
1Os5M1122
HAY-No. l timothy 34op93e0o.
Handspring 3@26
OATS-Fancy, 10 to 42-lb sacks. S51S5s
PORk-Medium backs $500.
POTATOES-Maine, per 100 lbs. in car
lots, 20Q250.
SUGAR-Granulated. wholesale gro
GERS quotations, 935 per 100 lbs. i'll bulk.
HEAL-1542j.
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A f'oek Of Canadian pine grosbeahs
were seen Sunday in Druid park.
which would indicate that the wealth.
or ~ much colder 10 the north OF US.
They are irregular visitors In New
England but when they do come. gen
orally appear in November and De-
cember. The males are bright red
and females grayish color, are quite
fearless and may be 3prnached
within few feet. Bath Time, Dec.
Q.
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LOST

SATURDAY EVENING BETWEEN
the Common AMI Water street. a 20 ke;-
book containing money. Mrs. Walter
Bler. % Washington Ave, Gardiner.
declId3ts
IN GARDINER, Me. A SMALL
pocketbook with sum OF money, between
Harrison Ave. and Tepot square by tEe
way o. Harden st. Finder please leave
az Journal office. DeEo. square, and re-
ceiye reward, dec1od5t
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Dec. 10.
Unfavorable weather put the bears in
corn at general disadvantage today:
Nevertheless prices closed unsettled Is
off to II net higher with January LII S-s
to 13l IA and May $780, Oats finished 1.4
cent down to like advance. In pro-
visions there were gains of 10 cents to
Is cents
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New york Money. Market

New York, Dec. ~.
Mercantile paper s.
Sterling 60-day bills 73a ga,
Comm ercial 60-day bills on banks 4.'-s;
Commercial 60-day bills 4.12a, demand
4. 1870, cables 416 45.
Guilders. demand Al. cables IA.
Lire. semand 6.36, cables 635.
Rubles. demand 1st, cables IA nominal.
Mexican dollars TN
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds steady.
Time loans strong; Q bid.
Caii money easier. high 81, low .. rqi-
IL, rr rotn "a closing hid offered at 81,
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Unirpeaehable--if you were 10 see
the unenualled volume Of unimpea CHI
able testimony ff ffeo~ Of Hoods Sar-
saparilia. you would upbraid yourseif
tive medicine for that blood disease
from which you are suffer;ng.-Adv.
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The aggregate OF LIVESTOCK at BHSa-
ton. Watertown and the local slaughter
houses:
This week: tattle 1913, sheep 39GS,
calves 4l39 hogs 1906
Last week: Cattle 0692. sheep 1894,
calves 5039, hogs 81. 400
One year ago: Cattle 270l, sheep $50.
calves S0i0 hogs S5,994
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FAYE1TE
Morrill,, lacl1ellar.

Morrill, Bachelor. who passed away
Dec. ] after n brief illness OF pneu-
n,onia, was at one time one Of the
efficient road commissioners, also
man who was respected by all who
knew him. tie leaves q wife. who
was Miss Ella Hilton of Manchester.
and two sons. He was 65 years OF
age and one of our old residents.
Elmer Smith has moved his family
into the Waldo Judiins house at
Fayctte Corner
Old friends arc welcoming baci:
Carey Whittemorc. who has been
discharged from Camp Colt.
Donald Gordon got n deer in
Franklin county last week.
Mrs. Lester Fellows recently visited
her daughter Mrs. Earle Bigciow ut
North Augusta.
The following children with their
local leader. Mrs. r. $. Gordon, at
tended the i<cnncaec County Boys
and Girls Contest at Waterville SRI
day and Saturday. Thclma Scvcieop,
Louise Hesmnr, John Hcsmer, Geo
Hesmer, Ruth Tuck and Clara Tuck.
They brought home third prizes in
corn, canning, pig and poultry.
Fayette prizes amounted to s16 90.
AS this is the first year they have
been organized we consider it very
good record.
The Canning Club consisted Of six
members which have canned over G25
cans Girls which had never done
any canning before. but who became
so Interested in it that they kept on
above their so cans anC in some cases
have done the whole OF the family
canning. Too much praise cannot be
said about their local leader, Mrs. f..
). Cor den, who has been so very en-
thusiastie from the start. A little
later Housekeeping Club will b.
started by the same local leader.
Mrs. u. }. Tuck visited Oakland a
few Gays last week.
Mrp. Milo Hubbard is In the Cen
trail Maine hospital for treatment.
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Bull plNG-ENG.NE
Statistics of Building
Engineering in New England
jComp;led by F. W. Dodge Coz

Following are comparati statistics
OF building and engineering operations
in New England from Jan. to Dec l.
1918:
Contracts awarded
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Boston Live Sock Market
Specially Reported Tor the Ksnnebee
Journal
Stock Yards, Dec. 10.
MAINE.
AZ Brighton.
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Wanted-AgentS

Eor,a EuNTIC HISTORY OF THE
Ni De- war with introduction by Cen
esrs United States Army. Offieial pho
EStraonnssi Sells on sight. Big terms.
(omsr mary opportunity for men or
(aiisds,p utfit free. Universal House,
"naA decll-14s
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Classified AID
LRATES.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

lard for I time.
lard for 3 times consecutive.
lord for s times consecutive.
40, insertions pro rata.
h. advertisement take" for LESS
man 2se.
Charges for this class of
|,drertising are too small to
|,ro6tably charge on our books.
| Count the words in your ad
,,d send payment with your
rider.
Display advertising on classi-
..d mace 25Ge additional to
lard rates.
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Trade was steady, with prices about
the same as a week ago.
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WALL GET

Reported by Hayden, Stone 4 Co.
Members New ! ork Stock Exc. Hos.
ton Stock .xc. New YORK Cotton Exs'.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office. $50 Middle ST.. New Eng
land Telephone lse2. 1855.
WM. Il. PORTER. Mgr.
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RUBBER STAMPS

RUBBER NAME STAMP AND PAD.
COG prepaid Excellent Xmas gift. T.
&-P. Stamp Co.. Augusta. dec9d2w
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CHRISTMAS FOR LITTLE FOLKS
shop early and make 6 selection from
a large stock of gailoping horses. kid
Velocipedes. wheelbarrows and carts O:
all sizes. children tool chests, DOH
trunks, toy lanterns, etc. Gerrish &
smith (successors to Nigue). Is Silver
street, Waterviile. Ne. Tel. 1863
dac11d1Gt
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Autos. Boats. Motors, Etc.

NE HAS AN AUTOMOBILE GET
~ 81 ~ Tire Chains, Inner Tube.
20 rugs. Nulcanizer, Auto Robe
ROOF for Radiator. Tire Pump.
~ Ssrrsh & Smith, Is silver Street.
E-S fun line of Automobile Access
~ winch make acceptable presents.
ss our store your Headquarters for
f~-s'inas shopping, declldl2t
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|s,s FORD TOURING CAR IN GOOD
mi S, n, four good tree. good paint
IN many extras. For Immediate sale
t. l.. Reed, Readfeld. Me.
dec1O,i6is
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LONE LADY HAVING NICE HOME.
desires congenial middie-aged lady conf
panion to pay half the living expenses
enceS. dec6d6ts
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IN RANDOLPH, SMALL HOUSE.
nine rooms, electricity. city water. rent
t9.OO. Apply to kalpl Booker. Miss E.
Il. Stevens. NO. Fairfield ST., Boston.
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with small child situation as house
keeper. Good home and warm room
rather than high wages. references
given. Marian j. Bartlett. Jefferson.
Maine. dec9d3ts
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HOUSE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE. APP
ply at Al Chapel street. dec9d3t
7-RooM RENT, ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
flush closet. gas, garden. Inquire after
$50 L. NJ. Tel. 234-W. c. NJ Pierce, II
So. Chestnut ST: dec7d6ts
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SECOND HAND WILLOW BABY
tarriage in good condition. Telephone
427-M. dec10d1wk
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A MIDDLE AGED LADY WOULD
like position at general housework in
an adult family in Augusta. Address
decl0d3t*
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SEND Us YOUR ORDER FOR
Christmas wreaths. 40c. each or three
for slO0. Trees i've feet, $1G0. G. it,
sl.2J, 1T. $3.50. Address Wreaths. Gen.
Del, Augusta, Me dec10d1w"
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ROOM AND BOARD NEAR LINCOLN
school: E. A. Libby. 657-W dec7dlw'
SPORTSMEN SEND US YOUR GAME
cad. animals and birds you wish cor
rectly mounted. All kinds of fur skins
tanned Henry Horne j. Co, Halo
WELL Maine. dec7dSt*
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STORAGE ROOM FOR FOUR AUTOS
and furniture. J. NJ. Roderick. 115 Wa
ter street. dec6d1Ws
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CHOICE RENTS IN EXCELLENT
location. w. d. Hutchins, Augusta.
Me. Te.. 446-W. lec1dtf
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TENEMENT TO LET AT % WIND
sor St, Randolph. enquire at above
address. opposite church. dec5d6ts
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN
improvements. Winthrop St. Inquire
II. Fl. Hamlin Co. decSdS..
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH, FURNACE
heat and electric lights. Water and
gas. House off Court st. Telephone go
docTdfuy
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SINGLE OR MARRIED MEN AND
women for Sttendants, cooks. hremen.
School for Feeble-Minded. Attendants
can begin without previous training.
Good pay. Apply in person or write to
DR.. c. j. Hedin. Supt.. West Powna',
Maine dec.G2w
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Observation-Disclosures

EE-TEACHER, % YRS. EXPERT
ence-mother of 10 VT. girl. would like
H. Comfortable farm home near school.
Conscientious care given. References
furnished and required. Address
Teacher, care Kennebec Journal
dec11d1Nh
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HOUSE AT IS STATE ST, SIX ROOMS
and bath. Apply to c. Il. Paine Au-
gusta Trust Bldg. Tel. 703 or 1855.
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THAT HOME OF YOURS WILL BE
more complete when you give me an
order for the New Home Sewing Ma
cnlne; ii Is an important factor and l
viii appreciate an order for such, be-
ing agent for this great favorite l will
gladly give such information desired On
Inc subject. Oruer now Tor Christmas.
victor King. Bath Me, llGI Washington
81. decl1dlws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-11

BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS POS T
cards, sent postpaid for 7Jc per 100; So
4Uo, 70, zoe; II, zoe. No trash. SatIsfac-
ton guaranteed. PROMPT delivery. Try
US. w. Whttemore, Dover, Maine.
dec5d6ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-11

DOUBLE. SECONDHAND LOGGING
sleds. light, runners six and one-haif
and seven feet. Fred L. Towle, South
Freeport Me. declli3t"