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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
z HELENOWA.

Wczoraj o godzinie loci rano, Cd
byI sic pogrzeb S. p. Pawla Prochow-
skiego, ~liczacego PREY Zgonie lat 60,
kt6ry zmari W poniedzialek wskutek
niezczeSliwego wypadku automobile
wego. Orszak pogrzebowy wyruszyl
z domu zaioby pnr. 233S Rice ul.,
przy udziale krewnych, z%najomych i
przyjaci6l do kosciola p. W. Sw. He
leny, gdzie X. Pawel Sobota, odpra-
viii nabozenstwo "a spok6j duszy i
ceremonie po2rzebowe, poczem zw4o
Xxi zmarlego przewieziono i ~zlozono
ma cmentarzu Sw. Wojciecha. Mech
odpoczywa W pokoju.
-
Ma p~rzedrocznem ~posiedzeniu Tow.
i'm. Sw. Heleny, No. 627 2. P. R. K,
skupiajacego sic PREY parafii pod
temze wezwaniem, onegdaj odbytego
wybrano nowy zarzad ma rok przy--
SLY lax nastepuje: p. J. GorczyhsKl,
prezes; p. Edward Budzban, wice-pre
yes; p. Szymon Wr6blewski, sekr.
prot; p. Pawel Szczerbicki, sekr.
fin; p. Lukasz Karnowski, skarb-
mix; p. Jan Chodera i p. J6zefa Cho-
dera, opiekunowie kasy; p. Stani--
sIaw ZawiSlak, m~arszalek; DIR. J0zef
Konopa, lekarz; X. Pawef Sobota,
kapelan.
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Make Yourself

unforgetahle with all the readers Of The Jour-
mails classified ads by having your little ad an
pear every day In these columns. These little
statesmen pay friendly visits to hundreds of
homes every day, and they are always welcome.
Augusta people know that you are reliable If
you are Journal advertiser.
Every day advertising establishes confidence of
the readers. The business man who only adyer
tises once doesn't do much business. even If his
one ad is big one. The low cost of classified
advertising makes It a profitable way of telling
and selling. Telephone 135 and ask a Journal
Want Ad Taker about daily classified adver-
Using rates.
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Chicago. Jui$ IL
EoGS-Eecelpts 500. Estimated to-
marrow 1000 Unsettled at yesterdays
average to IS cents higher. Top 26n.
heavy weight ISM 9a5. medium weight
g59G GN: light weight 14nd.s4e; Light
lights 10ed28s; heavy packing sows.
smooth. m754L5e packing sows. rough
1915Gv ESQ: ulgs Ig5ad g-09.
CATTLE-Recetpts 5poo Estimated to-
morrow 33n Weak. Beef steers: Me-
dunn and heavy weight. cholce and
prime lh5ed 1855. medium and good LEO
1850; common 1Da9G12S light weight.
good and choice. 1425dI76D: common and
medium s506I45- Butcher cattle: HeiS-
ers 703G145o: cows 7oeGIS75: Gamers and
cutters 5SnGTm Veal calves. light and
handy weight. 1575d1s75 feeder steers
7-5fl275. stocker steers D06d1E. west
er1 range steers soodl6s. COWS and helt-
ers 7c561Zs5
morrow SaaH Unsettled. Lambs: q
his. down I3Dedls66. cuils and common
@96lGn: wearing wethers 10NGlE0.
Ewes. Medium good and choice Da4
500; culls and common ZbG6N-
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vas horn in LincolnvilIe Center. rhe
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs Emery Par
ker- She came TO Belfast aocut q years
ago, wnere she had since lived. She
was the wife OF AnaSa s. Heal. who
Survives her together with four daugh-
ters. Mrs. Edward 3. worthen Of Lex
.Egrun. Mass, Mrs. Dewitt Brewster Of
Boston. Mrs Maine Hills aad Mrs. An
sci " Lothrop Of Belfast Mrs. 10th
TOP was devoted 70 ner home and fam
;iy and a woman Of many rare quail
ties She was IS years and = months
Of age
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OAKLAND

Herbert Cameron Of Augusta was
d guest of friends in town wednes.
day.
Frank Reynolds Of Boston an en-
tertainer, viii give a unique pro-
gram ar the Methodist vesry next
Tuesday evening.
Nj and Mrs Frank Axteil. AMI
grandchildren. Frank and Elizabeth
AxtsII. and Mr.. and Mrs John Hods-
don are passing a few DAYS at the
Hodsdon cottage On Lake Messaloa-
skee .
Mrs. Ella Cook has returned from,
Lewiston where she was a guest IF
Mrs Freeman Babbitr for q few
DAYS.
rem. Katherine and Ethel Calder
Ieft Thursday for Lawrence Mass.
TO visit Mrs. OTIS sister. Mrs Mary
Wood. and her daughter. Miss
Charlotte Gus
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles Roberts. who
have recently returned cnn an ex-
tended visit TO MIS-. Roberts sister
Mrs. Ida Carter Of Lynn. Mass. LEFT
Thursday for Madison to visit NJ
Roberts daughter. Mrs. Ella Lam.
bert for few days. Upon their re-
turn thsy viii occupy the Leonard
house an Church street
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague Mace. whr
have been visiting MIR. Mace's par
ents. M and Mrs. A. P. Mace q the
Middle road for the past three weeks
returned Thursday morning to thsiy
camps at Deadwater
Mrs. IDA NJ. Eoyt Of Dorchester.
Mass. has arrived in town and viii
pass the remainder Of the summer
with her sister. Mrs. B. j. Libby Of
Alpine street
w z. vigue. Fred Hailetf- Leo
parnrer,. r. ". Flanders. DR. SIM
mons. !. II. Stevens and George Hal
lett attended the bah game betwesn
the Lewiston and Portland teams
pIayed in Lewiston wednesday
which resulted in q score of to
in favor Of Lewiston. The trip was
made By auto.
Earl Goodwin has gene On q short
business trip Go New Tcrk
Miss Dorothy Frost Of wintArop i
the guest Of her amt. Mira Frank
Gleason OF Summer street
Min Bessis Clark. who has been
the guest Of friends ana relatives n
town. 1eft Thursday for Kittars
Point. 20 whit Mr. and Mrs.. FRANK
FAR. She was accompanied by thai,
sons, Curtis and John FAIR. whe
have been passing the sumnar WITH
thsir grandparents. 1xr. and NErs
Curtis Clark.
Nrs. Maud Leavirt and son Law
renee have returned trum suv1ral
days outing AZ Wayne Pond.
Mrs. Charles 1zrtlstf At Aleins
street gave dinnar party Wsdnas.
day in honor of her guest. Mrs. How.
ard Thompson of Lynn. Mass. The
tnvitad guests were Nrs. HAIRY Har-
mon. Mrs Ward and 1Grs. w5llstt Il
watarville ana Nrz. 1nsodnrs 1saGg
and Nrs4 1Gertnn nacAaIdE - 60
iAn12 - 1srz pisnsaa1E az'Esr.l - -.
-. - - -. - w1s - -
,e~SeSsSSF - -. 0y1xsmnnr 0knnrenG ~
- - e 1Exns Clara In9tnr e
H1sh sfrs1f Cor tAe past xtx wea1Es. 10
tuxna1 Thursday TO har hmns IN East
Iivarmura Shs was accompanied
nnma ~ Mrs. saxSk LnE1nE who win
b har gnsst mr. . week Both OIL
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
ssztures of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

the Leading StoekS
New York. July l--operztinns On ths
Eolk exchange TODAY were governed a.
logI wholly by the course OF the mum
sy market, rates for call loans OF ouln
c.2sses rising to mAximu0 Quofalons
Q. manv weeks.
The weekend holiday was another IN
certain factor, many traders ayallin6
themselves of the impending recess co
..g.tsl their commitments ter the long
account.
Cal money opsred At to g per cant.
he higher rate applying TO the less &C.
grahie security but Just before the
c.ose . per cent was paid tor loans
c. mixed collateral and . par cent On
a. ruusr-.ais-
Although the Federal Reserve Board
soak 10 omcia1 action resarotng ofo,
ke- loans. II was generally unoerstooa
aai nInalons from nagn anai
eascs N existing speculative cnndiunns.
= al probabilities. however. the n1gn.
= -atss of the day were prscipatated
w ne withdrawal Of funds 70 meet
ne sra 100 600 Canadian loan and the
american foreign securities lnAn. nolu
:i-.ing dut tomorrow
--ansacrirrs we're moderately large.
| h. VIII the exception on 0vefA issue
co-n.na,e ed by pools. s1ch As ronAcccA
| !sa-nerr paper anu Io0o 81. e, -
| n-s9 suu-- N oils. the trend vas un-
-,stakaniv downward after rre freeu-
~ !-sr nour.
Selling was az its height IN the last p
minutes The reversal beginning Will
stee.s and motors where deciinas rang
e rom two to s1x points. AAais And
sepplngs lost cwe 70 three poinfs- Sa2es
ennuaTsd 70 i.Ds.Me shares.
RI Weakness Of utilities issues was
| 2galr A faaf1Ire az the bond market.
.4oerty, and foreaKn groups holding rel
| ative!v steady. Teal nalns- par vaiue-
we're g 90 m uld C. s. bonds were un-
Aanged IN call
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Charles kates Of Pleasant srreat-
Refreshments viii be served ana "a
entertainments viii be furnished. Ths
public is cordially invited TO attend.
Harry Goodman. Henry Talherth
and Jacob Talberth went On q dsh-
ing trip 10 Pleasant Ridge. Bingham.
Thursday. making the trip by aurn.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Trask have re-
sumed their duties At the Cascade
wooden mill after passing a mnnfh.s
vacation at their farm In Cornvzlle.
Mrs Chester Bridges. Mrs. II n.
Boothby Of Lynn. Mass. Harold
Bridges and son Harold were gnexfs
a friends il Smithdeld Wednesday.
Mrs. A z Skillirgs. who has been
visiting her husband at thu huns II
bis sister. Mrs william Peaxey. has
returned TO Winthrop. where aha in
passing the summer with her ua-
rents. Mr. and Mrs Frank wehb.
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these ladies' are most remarkable
Mrs. Stevens being 81 years At age
and Mrs. Lortns 50 years.
r. B. Scott. superintendent Of the
Cascade wooien mill, left Thursday
for Leicester Mass, where he viii
pass the remainder Of the week with
bis family.
The regular meeting Of the Suns
Of Veterans viii be held this eve
ming In the camp rooms A large
attendance in desired as business Of
importance win come before the
meeting.
G. 3. Rhoades. who has been a
guest at Jamaica Point camps and
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Lesch Of
Church street. has returned to his
home IN Melrose Highlands
Mrs. Walter Goodwin was 4 guest
of friends In Fairfsld Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Phfllips who has been
passing q vacation AZ Peaks Island
in the guest Of Mrs. 3. j. Libby Ct
Alpine street On her way to her hume
in Skowaegan.
The Misses Marion and Easel Rice
Martha Strachen. lawrence Bush.
Winnie Day. Henry Gleason and M
and Mra Myrcn Farnham. who chap
eroned the party. have returned from
q weeks outing At the Folsom cot
tage on Lake Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Eugene Cook lsft Thursday
for Bangor. where she VIII De Inc
guest Of relatives for 4 few DAYS
Word has been received hare that
Richard Graves of Presque Isle. who
has been for the past year engaged
in Y NJ. c. a work overseas and
has Just arrived in Boston. Mr..
Graves expected To reach here in
time 10 attend the wedding az his
SON. Fl. Earl Graves Of watervflls.
20 Miss Bessie ormistou Of Oakland.
which occurred On Monday. July e.
Eugene and Frederick Scribner. Al
fred Stevens. AJtnn Rraxg. Dana
Simmons. Harold SawteIle. Greedy
Pierce. Erwin Kennedy. George Saw
NIT Of Niss Edith Tnch's class Of the
First Baptist Sunday school went 60
Mira. Gleason's cottage at Belgrade
Lakes Thursday. = WHARF, they were
guests az Mrz Ktilam's class. VINO are
enjoying q weeks outing there
Games we're played. boating was en-
5cye1 and Anh dtnnAr wAs SERVED
&C noon.
Mrs. Al Cochran ana cASldrsn. Ar
thur and Dana. have coma to Trout
dale Co whit Nr. Counrarss sister
A[rA. Esnaldo o'Nsai fur the remain
esr At the week.
1 Hurh VHver n Hopussup rsusaar4 a
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BOWDoTNHAM

NORIH-captain W. A. Tarner mt
with painful accident fsw Gays aso
when the forward part Of hiseart nroxs
-. .nso~ns nafa 20 tns ground. He
- - -. 49, on nis neck- cansng
- ~ -ie SPINE ilola wnacn 40
eu
captain Fercy Farmer and family
a - as nv NOME oL C2ptan W.
LUZ seserai Jays returning .
e1ae'@ 00lne IN h1cnrnond Wednesday
a very pleasant social arasr was
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BELFAST
Belfast TO oraanizs legion Pcs.

DeIIa st 90 OF9dfII15 IEsEuh Tobt
Al man IN Belfast ana Waldo
county who were in navy. marine Or
army service of the United States be-
tween April. IgI7. and November, 1915,
are requested to meet IN Memorial hal
On Aug. At o'clock, TO form al or
ganization preliminary to making 4
formal application for a post of the
American Legion N Belfast All ner
whether serving AZ home or overseas,
are eligible and II Is hoped there will
be a large attendance. The movement
is backed by Capt. Z. H Stevens. VIII
liam L Luce. Lleut- wilhur Q. Colby.
Ralph L Branhau. Alton c. Johnson
:. C. Era-nhall. Earl Darby. Dana 3.
Seuthworth. Stacy J. Moves.
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gathered browns and mixed celors so
a.
PorAToES-Steady:J JERSEY round hhi.
1n@0e; Long Island hhi. 5oal60o; south
en- bill T-5MSH
CAEBAGES-Qulet and unchanged.
SCGAR-R1w steady; centrifugal
u, dre sraaulated 900.
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Wednesday Brighton Markst

Stock yds-. July Sn-Ths beef cattle
market was extremely duIl. and rneEo
was no recovsry Of the sharp decline
a large number Of cattle unsoid during
the forenoon. especially IN the pour
grades Of stock. Veal calves held
strong At the recent advance. Eogs
were higher by cent per pound anove
The milch cow market was fairly
active. but sellers have hard work -
sail tnsir cows 20 cover country cost
and expenses as farmers are asking
high values on their mixers. Prices
range from ss5Mao with & few extra
heavy miilEers higher About one-ha.f
tia n1iIkers ara sold on Wednesday the
Both sales are fairly we'll ar-ended.
sales Of Beet Caftle-Calves-Ecgs: 4.
n BASES sold ! pr, oxsn. - IDS "a AZ
1Sc: ! carload az snirpng co.'s A. c* m
calves at lie. Hall q Lowell sold Il
steers. av. 1860 Tbs. at &C. bulls. av
900 lbs, at nc. % Cows, Sv see IDS. q,
nc: 20 calves. av. Us lns- At &c q
mixed hoss. av. iss lbs. st DC. s
i.ahs 49,, = l9s 8 w. Ws,i .as % so,s s's 3
calves from lA@1sc: and mls S s,; hom
rnrn amnf1. Pullman Bros sold e
carrIe from 5aaOc. no calves. from
l0arSc; hogs. at nc: lambs At lsc: y
:; sheep .s,s : nc mad SSsal oas 4 FOR Or
! 1u Lew ~ In Ihs.. IT Lie. and ON. COW.
200 lbs. az lDc. Gov "g M, vii n ~
ss,ssr, 60 Ins q, 8 rs ts.. s = &c C. i snd
q 4 81. me COW COW. 80 lbs. e e. sad
4 an. cows. islo Ins, e &c. %: n
81 on. Ca. cows at &C. cows. e &c;
and / cow: At sc. n ooiye< At nc
8 80 = 60 Ia Is cntfae fram 64sc, ~
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Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
335 Water ST., Augusta
Phones 101S-lO19
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We are accustomed TO think Of run
ming water in houses as modern lug
urv. New York city did not have IT IN
I'll 1T76. when reservoir was construct
ed east Of broadway. into which waiter
was raised by pumping II from wells
dug for the purpose. But that was Q
very primitive zrrangement, in the
opinion Of a writer in the YOUTHS Com.
panicn. compared with the systeEn Ct
ancient Rome, by which waiter wis
brought from great distances in aaus-
ducts thar ware marveis Of engineering
and that empfied through lsad pipes info
thousands of tanks Of hewn stnns.
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Sapo,son revived the ancienf symnoi
~ tne CAESARS. The Napsisensn eagle
,,.aI, ~,a. siEht inches in heiknf ana
,,,,,. ,nrhe. across the wings II sfoed
ON a nrsss block three meaes ss
ana weighed tnree ana oms-hal1 pounds.
Modern coiors ara as ncthing ccmpsrea
- the old ones. - difhcuif 70 nids a
the bir drum.
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Carroll & Grfftn. youngest son az
Mr.. and Mrs. Aarttn Z. Grtfan Of
Ruraford has nsan appuaneed to west
Point by Elk Gov. rernai6 Es ex-
poets to enter naxt J,1ns He win a.
tend New York Military Academy
this fail He was graduated from
stsphans azgA schcol tlzis year.
u was announced Wednesday at
SAGE oy the Beard az Assessors that
the cAx rata this year would De sd .
S1ooa Thin h an increase az . q
slD0o ever last year. An advances
had been expected BY property own-
erE
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An external good has IN t.. - r.
it cusas without deaerf er kwanr mas
NO root in ma and tns next VII WIN
hiow it away. But an tns noo4 e.
nafurs - tne soul's ana may ~ HAA.
if pNia nor IN nzfzress l2wfai c01n.
that IN hy lalbnr winch - hnar3 -
The hAad allow. I no lnnnnr wish. -
nssf = sno4 I o. NOT sarEzz.nr-
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wew Yurk, July n
9e-nanttle pager aGA
Sterling H-4ay bills At.
nnmescisi 6p-day bills en- banks AZ
Commercial 0-day bills Az demand
- - cahies 4E
Francs. defnnzad -. cnnken II.
-Ere, demnad ga, ahlne n.
auilasra. demand 81 1-A ca1lss s. u-lA.
Marks. daniand @. cAnlne 3-e.
9overnnasat banAa etna6y.
salrnad bu1as irregular.
Tine ioans strong. s bid
~sn money strong, high Is, leW O. ruiz
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advance. Oats lost Z to Il cents. In
provisions the outcome ranged from IN.
changed To It's down.
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StUftIGf1L~ CRAY
The wedding OF Stephen c. Clement
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs Amos
Clement Of Belfast and Seal Harbo-
and Miss Anna Jean Mckay. took place
H the home Of the bride father IN M.
vernnn. " z. On Tuesday. DR.. James
D. Clement was his brothers best man
aud his sister. Miss Louise r Clemen-
played the wedding march. Mr. an
Mrs- Clement left At once for Seal Ea,-
Dor. where they viii be guests Of the
grooms parents at Seaside Inn and il
the fail viii make their home in Dan
bury. Ct. where Mr.. Clement is a mem
ber Of the faculty Of the State Norma
school. He is graduate Of Cniversitv
Of Maine. Is. and was recently released
from service In the e. s. naval reserve
He passed three months in London L
the secret communication service.
Belfast Boy Appointed TO Annapolis
Raymond o. Young. who was gradu-
ated in June from the Belfast hig1
school. has received an appointment %
Annapolis. The honor came throug1
Congressman J. l. Peters ana at the
suggestion Of Mayor c. ". wescotf o.
the City National Bank. in which the
young man has been employed since
leaving school and occasionally during
his last wear Mr.. Young In the only
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Roy z. Young. is
msmber az the Baptist church ana
VIII continue his duties IN the City Ma
tional Bank until he enters Annapolis
next spring.
Annual Lawn Fefs ut Girls Home
The annual lawn fets for the benefit
og the Girls Home. Nortnport avanue.
ownsd ana operated by the Ghiidren's
Aid Society of Maine. will take placs
On ths grounds Of the home ON wednes-
CAV, Aus. G. with the following commit
tees In charge Food. Mira. Charles B.
Eickford. Mr4. J. c. Durham. Mrs. o.
Z. Frost: flowers. Mrs. NJ. E Brown.
MIRA. Arthur Richie: program. Mrs
Elem .. Gflchrfst &c Grand Hapias
Mich. The program viii Include a
cello solo by Mrs. Gladys Pitchsr Sleep
or az Delc1f. Wis. vocal solo BY Mrs.
Allsn sleeper az Boston. ana a mono
lngus by Miss Elizabern K. Kitfredse
Of belfast
Luis Isanal Hsal died Wednesday af
tne hnyne Of her daughter. Mrs. Ansal
u LCfhrDps Ffanklin strsst. where nh.
was taken IN while visiting few wsuksj
90 Whiis q psrf1Al Invalid for ssu1111I
yenes - pnnf fsw wsslra aaw -
c11n&n n I'm and nna f1iiad na1
- nnxuas ana 60 anrcr1nn ~
- nnn11nnA % raxlsn mar 1Hnti
g. = 60 Asom sufterine 20 peamnls.
Inf - 60 woalss or more no hnps 11E5
xscprrv - anfaresxna1 1Ern Hsxz
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Bath Ttmes-John J. Burcheral AZ
rived Monday from New York on his
YACHT Daydrean. Mr. Eurchsual
who lives m Cincinnati is proprietor
OF the Paradise Spring Bottling Co
Of Brunswick. the new company
which recently bought Msrrymeef1us
park This concern is erecting q
bottling house NORTH of the Maine
Central tracks about half way be-
+veen Bath ana Brunswick The
Guiding is to be loo feet by ESQ feet
and Is to be equipped with the lat
est bottling machinery. It Ia fast
nearing completion Work ON the
pipe lines is to be rushed. . spur
track TO connect with the Maine Cen
tral railroad tracks. and tina new
plant made ready as soon As possible
TO handle the large orders which ara
awaiting its compieticn.
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wsntsd-Feraale q
CNAMBERMAID-At once. at Togus
( Hotel. Apply ID MAJ. Niles Z. Per-
kins. SupL Of Fosf Fund. or Tel. SEW.
-CEANdHE1MAIDs-Two. At once APP
ply to manager. Augusta House
CooK-By a New York family: if BON
parties suited engagement until Sepr.
15th.Ad6rezs c. r. Simmons. care Of J.
c. Penney, Belgrade Lakes. Maine.
pIsHwAsHER-Ato once. Hotel North.
GIRL-At the Augusta General Eospi-
tai AMY at the Eospltal.
GIHIS-To work n innersole depart
r1ant Apply To M. Wing c. A.
Eaton Co., Augusta
HoCsEK EEPEn-A relianle one IN
family consisting Of ore lady. Tel. Is.
EoCsEKEEPER-Mid aged woman
Two N family W. E. Seaaey. Water
villa. R. r. .. &c. Box g.
HoCsENAIpEAnd mattresses al An
Eusfa Stats Hospital Apply To the
mRtrun.
HoCEEwoRK-Gtrl or woman on farm
where few boarders are kept No
cooking ar washing. Mrs q. W. Seds-
lay. MAranncank. Ne
NTRSESPupl nurses for the care a
children. Write Supt- Hospital Co..
t4ges for Children. Baldwi1viI1e. Mass.
ADVERTISE for . cook tumurrow.
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oearsrnonr- Ne. July l-Ma--ha 7.
whitten died at her home IN Searsmc1-
"wednesday ar the age Of = years and
10 months She was the wife Of Wilson
a Written ana for a number of years
thev made their home in vinalhaven.
They also passed some Years not long
ago IN Belfast. making their home ~
thar time with their only daughter,
Minnie. wife Of Alon.o J. Knowitor.
formerly superintendent of schools in
Belfast AMI now located n New Harap.
hire Mrs Written IS surv:ved by aes
husband and daughter
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Ias engagement is announced Of
George Henry Peters. elder son Of NJ
and Mrs Henri a Peters Of Belfast.
and Miss Aurelta Keene Lacs, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Luce If
Mortv.lle- No data for the wedding
has been announced. Mr.. Peterz came
TO Belfast several years ago with his
parents. his father being employed Is
foreman in the Leonard & Barrows far
tory. where he is also employed.
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INSTRUCTION

Correspondents Courses AZ
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS-Hundreds
wanted SD0e-S59e. age, B-Sa. Expe-
risnce unnecessary. Examinations
everywhere August 2. For free par
riculars. write Raymond. Terry Cor
mer Government Examiner. 81 CON-
tinentaI Eldg.. Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

ana uasrure land ssren aerss-aceessa-
bic. For sale NJ assessed valuation 70
cirse IN Estate. Address Quarry, care
Journal.
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WANTED
Girls to work In Office.
Chas. A. Eaton Co.

Ton stitcherS, glass folders, lin
ing makers and al kinds at *.
perieneed stitching room help.
r. P. HAZARD CO, Gardi-
ner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

Shore Propsrty for Sale q
CcEAN PCINT-Big trade In 1-roen
COTTAGE. Wen furnished w1ner. sewer
shore frontage z. + SsWoert ASe4'
cy, Augusta Name.