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The Washington times., 1919-11-09

ONE Square from Lincoln Park, business
property and well-esta blished business
stock and fixtures; large store: seven living
rooms; garage; selling on account of health
1872 b st. s. e IL
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

FOR SALE-On one OF the best
streets in the Ingleside section.
close to Mt. Pleasant car line, a
vell-ouilt 10-room brick, with hot
water heat! gas and electricity:
lot 2ox105 to Zo-foot alley. This
house has recently been repainted
and papersd. and shows up we'll
Price. SIS, 900.
rHOlIAs J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
f3s 18th St ". W.
Phone Main 6s3o.
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HOWARD & HINES,
incorporated,
a 18th st N. w. Fr. 1892.
oczS-tf

COLUMBIA ROAD just OF 18th 1t. n. W.,
pretty house. containing 10 rooms and
bath, In fine condition; 81. 500, terms. Call
Main 2s76. 10
rWO-RAMILY spartment, indivfAual heat
ing plant; west of 18th ST.; rooms and
bath each; rent one and live In the other.
BOX Asa. Times Office oc13-tf
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FOR SAlE-H0USES
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,

NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
s4.s5o-M st. n. w, near 1st; rooms.
bath, furnace.
.5,5OO-FIagler st. N. W. near LIST; rooms.
ss,0O0-llth st. N W., near Columbia I'd.
6 rooms, bath, modern.
ss,3oO-2O00 LIST st. N. w; rooms, bath;
,s,Goe~2ist St, near Washington Circle;
large s-room: modern.
IS. .soo-Grant pl. n. W, near 10th; large
broom brick.
$500
1880 Morse st. n. E.-Yacant. Almost
new: modern; rooms and bath. $4,000
cash.
S7,25o
5th St. near H N. E.-Large s-room mod
$4,000
Facing Lincoln Park-Large, strictly mod
ern s-room house, immediate possession.
SUBURBAN.
$500
Arlington. va-Nice I-room bungalow;
electricity; hot-water heat large lot.
SO, OOO
Takoma Park-Sycamore ave-, one square
from cars; rooms. hot water, gas, cleo
tricity; large lot: owner will make some
repairs $1,000 cash. Early possession.
$1,000
Large s-room house half acre land, on
Blair rd., near Walter Reed Hospital; 3
hreplaces, gas, furnace Vacant $500
cash necessary.
BUSINESS.
$40. ooo-Corner business; two stories: two
apartments; rooms each.
For These and Other Properties
Apply to
NATIONAL REALTY CO..
92O New York ave.
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FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SAlE-HOuSES
Chevy Chase, $3.50

rooms bath; pantry; front and back
porches; slate roof; open fireplace; electric
lights. House would now cost $500 to
build. Lot 1ooxl5o; lawn. shade and fruit,
grapes, etc
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
"a 18th st N. w. Fr. 58o2.

L ihNOl pOl diSl,
l734 18th st N. w. Fr. 58o2.
In the soUTHEAsr-A spIen-
SA non did s-room and bath house, with
pfJoOO furnace heat and gas light; lot
,sx1so.
Near LIE DRoIT PARK North
Is5 500 west-A 2-family nat of 6 rooms
and bath each. An excellent buy.
Three squares from CAPITOL
sS Snn PARK A s-room and bath
/ P|,|SN house This house can be bought
On very moderate terms
In good location NORTHEAST
lex SO0 IS rooms and bath. hot-water
p|'1NN heat: electricity and gas; reason
able termA
Near BLooMINGDALE sec
SS 7SO ton, NORTHWEST -s rooms
p@,' and bath, het-water heat. gas
light Easy terms
one-half square from Mary
S6 ooo land ave. NoRTHEAST-A Z
poiNoo room and bath house Garage
Tor two cars.
Near GARFIELD PARK.
SOUTHEAST-A 2-family apart
SH ooo ment house of s rooms and bath
oO,Ooo each; furnace heat; garage With
room for two cars: potchea
Very moderate terms.
one-hslf square from Mas
ave. NORTHEAST-An s-room
SH oS0 and bath house. with hot-water
4 pO, <1S heat and electricity, sleeping
porches Easy terms and imMe-
diate possession.
NoRTHEAsT-l rooms and
So, 500 ,:d mi! ss'h i Sosxs,sr .s.,s heat and
Sc, 500 wSsrSin ii-roo% and S.sa
| house. in good condition
A I,-room and 2-bath house
$1,000 sae :ss':,; i =:
| good condition. .s
In an excellent location
NORTHEAST-A 3-story brick
q four sssi ana ';ss
3o-day possession.
In GEoRGETowN-A s-room
$500 o and bath Al s FOR
' .'-' quick buyer
Downtown section NORTH
$500 soas. aes-.i.s .:s'S s... ;ns sl.es:Ie s.se
ity; this house can be bought for
les money with plenty of CASH
In the NORTHWEST, Just
s ssts s.s st f.rn fsIn.cs s.. ana m.
light; moderate terma Vacant
An excellent EAST CAPITOL
$4,000 sTshsF 1s home r.s.ss.si. :. ssS: .na
an excellent buy
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

pOR sALE-In the BloominEdaie
section, on a through street, a
T-room brick dwelling, with fur
mace heat, one bath, gas and cleo
trfcity. Price, $3.50. Owner lives
In the house, and has kept II in ex-
cellent condition. Possession given
At once In event Of sale.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
15s 18th St -. W.
Phone Main ss3e.
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CHURCH BUILDING

Small church property, well located.
must seat about zoe; cash payment
$4,000. MR.. GIBSON. 1921 2sth nj.
:. z 10
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

FOR SALE-Tn the downtown sec
ton near Massachusetts, avenue.
a saostAnttal brick dwelling on lot
24xiI2, house contains Is rooms
and 1bachsL Must be sold to close
an estate. Price, only SIG, 200.
: THOMAS J. FISHER & Co, Inc,
i3s 18th St ". W.
Phone Main ss5e.
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DANCING

WANT TO DANCEf
YOU CAN LEARN At THE
RIGHTNAl SCHOOL or DANCING.
1918 New YORK Ave (bet- 18th asd lSthb.
Prof Cain. hrs- X. L. Holt. Miss Fits-
hugh personally teaching. Private lessons
any hour. 1bc Need not have appoint
ment. Pm Franklin 75b.
A LIMITED number os pupiis fot ssIlrcso
dancing by proficient teacher. Phops
North S3sO-W Ios
GLOVER, SIS a2nd; priv. Ie~sens any tiRe.
Use: class Tuesdays and Fridays. W. 1i3s,
auIe-ff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09
YOUNG EAGLES
PHOTOGRAPHED,
LAFAYETTE PARK

A. S. Dockham. the park photo
grapher of the Lafayette National
Park has succeeded in making a
photograph that will prove of great
interest to nature lovers. After
much labor. Mr.. Dockham has made
picture of two young bald eagles in
their nest near Eagle Lake.
The nest that was discovered dur
ing the winter ny John Rich. one of
the park rangers. is in the top of a
high maple about fifty feet from the
ground. Mr.. Rich found the nest
when the parent bird was building
il and il has been under observation
during the spring. When the young
eagles were Matched. Mr.. Dockham
decided to try and Obtain a photo
graph Of them in the nest At first
he tried TO put his camera in the top
of a nearby tree but this was found
TO be screened to a great extent by
the foliage.
He then brought a long nsioii
ladder TO the spot with nncn alHn-
Guilty and erected piaI1ofIn ON
which the ladder was f1lseu- Tne
!. aa.r ,op was about sixty feet above
-. s,o,,nd and commanded a fine
vsew of the nest. He clamped his
ransra ON the ladder and led Q /,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
estures Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. July S.-Trading on the
fock exchange today was again very
Fe!v anu more confusing as to trend.
ht SITTER rates for money once more
ping the dominant factor in the sew
pa Teversais and recoveyies.
Gail cams opened At 70 10 per cent.
3 against Yesterdays final rate of %
er cent, and held AT the initial quo
EtoHs until the final hour. when AS
PSh e Is per cent WIS paid on mixed
pans and y per cent. for all industriaiss
t'eF-nlght developments in their re-
fnon . quoted values were helpful
fatlr 70 the industrial list but also
/ fDaps-S and metals. The one dis
#nieIinr feature was the further weak
ftss q exchange On the Entente CEN
rs with sterling and france at low
kco-osf
He2orts from trade centers accenfu-
PEE he increased activity at steel and
h mills, price Of % cents for COP
~ u August delivery was quoted.
&c fractions ana ras shares were s.
strengthened by the order author
ths local two-cent transfer rate.
particularly Pan-America an snl
st&can Petroleum. ROYAL Dutch ard
thc'a'r. ware the features IF early
EreHr'h, followed by Sllrh motors as
Ehandle-. Stutz and White. the latter
tahlhs al extreme gain of almo*t nine
80 m lis sharp advance of the final
see we're sustained by the strength
I -uclhls and MidvaIe together wit
pInstionE that the Tune tonnage
e 'ernert If the Z 5 steel Corpora
~ % sFHe on Thursday. would know
kmn,'StEkab bic slgns IF trade improve
a7ouE peace specialties recently in
-" were less in evidence. nut rails
tsno'so substantial absorption. minor
Sues suIh as Missouri Pacific and St
eAIs n o2n Francisco displaying mark
\. SLrength- Sales amounted TO 1.675.-
noloi were more active but little
kkSIlEeo ~ the domestic and foreign cii-
soiunA, Total sales 1ar value. aggrH-
t seso 81 .3s5.ton. Old L. S. bonds were
rnaite,sd an call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09
BELFAST
Two Vacancies in Belfast High
School

Two Vacancies in Belfast High
School
There are two vaCanies in the fac
ulty of the Belfast high school. PT-in
cipal John A. David and sub-master.
Mervyn L Arnes, who have been with
the school for the past year to 10 60
elsew here. Nothing as yet has been
done 10 ill their places. the letter
from Mr.. DAVIS declining the re-elec-
ton having but Just been received
The school has had hard luck Cor he
past few years since the out break #
the war. d number of his men each
ers having left 10 enter the service
County Attorney Ralph l. Morse
enterf aimed Il weekend party Al fis
cottage on 4 picturesque island in
Gem ges lake. Liberty. in honor nf
NI, and Mrs. Elon B GiIcnrlst of
Grand Rapids, Mich. who are on a
visit 10 their old home in Belfast
T'he guests were entertained with
fishing, boating and feasfing ami the
number included Herbert B. Foster
Of Portland. recently home from two
wears overseas servicce- Mrs Amos
Jefferson King of San Juan. Porto
Rico. passing the summer with her
people in Belfast. and Mrs. .. Chip
man Pineo and sister. Miss Katherine
Chase Quimby who returned a short
time ago from four years in Rio de
1anet-o. Others in the rArtv were
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hal. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris L. Slugg, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. T. Dinsmore and daughter
Miss Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs, ,av-rand
Sherman. Mrs. John C pilst,ulr, c.
B. Holmes. w NJ. Randall. all n
Belfast. II was most delightful rA-
union Of old friends.
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is generally condemned by the peo-
pie of the town.
For some time so il is said. M.
THOMPSON has been rather unpop-
ular with the younger element il
the village because ne did not mix
with them freely as they thought he
should, and finally the breach reach
ed such a stage that the boys be-
gan to call the pastor nicknames
Mr.. Thompson said they had All
moved him for some time. gathering
about ms house at times. and call
ing him names. but he declared thai
there was no reason for this.
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago. .Iu

CmCaEo. July s.
HOGS-Recelpts 4a.8aa Estimated To-
marrow 20Do Good hogs Is 10 - cents
higher; top 22s5. new high record
Heavy weight 21s54d22i0: medium weight
y150d2345: light weight Issoe,5n. Iirtt
lights gE6d eeeoo5: heavy packing sows
smooth. 2est,n215o: packing sows rough
:1sssy 367S: 1iEs IS5ad101o
CATTLE-PeceIprs 12.00n Estirnat ed
tomorrow s0an Higher Beef steers
Medium and heavy weight choice ana
rrlfne l0svdl6s5: medium ann good ESQ
1878: common 1l15n I325. light we rrh,
good and cholce l4256 1855; common and
medium 1B756T $50 5Ss: common and 1n,.
dunn fgI5d1s25. Butcher cattle: HeIfers
7s,s.i4po: COWS 7aDn I3G,: Gamers and cut
ters e40t1 80 Veal calves: Light and
handy weight 1Si1.n 1915. feeder steers ga
T1Z7a; stock steers S25n130a
SHhEP-Receipts 19.gA Estimated TO-
morrow 1000. Unsettled. Lambs; 81
lbs. down 15f1n1141; culls and corr7Ynon
gDn145a: wearing wefhers lBgR0i:Z
Ewes: Medium. good ana choice TIseG
82s; culis and common 58Rn6se
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journal Want Ads Bring Results for the Advertisers Twenty -Four Hours
Keep Your Name Before the
Public for Few Cents a Dav

Is your name in the city directory! Is your
name IN the telephone directory?
You know the importance of having your name
or the name of your business firm in each of
these directories And if you're In business Won
know the big advantage Of letting people know
where you may be located
What about The Journal classified advertising
directory" Every day this page is consulted by
thousands Of Augusta folks who have formed
the habit Of consulting the Want Ad directory
just you consult the city directory or the tele
phone directory.
For few cents day, you can give your bust
ness message here, whete buyers will know who
you are and what you have to sell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

string from the shutter TO the crotch
of the tree ahout twenty feet DOVER.
Here he STAYED and watched the nest.
In all he took about q dozen photo
graphs. three Gf which were very
successful.
In order TO obtain the photos he
about Ave hours. The eaElets moved
around very little and a long wait
was necessary in order TO get the
pose desired.
The nest is on the west side Of
Eagle Lake near Rocky Point. close
TO the place where the Curran path
Harbur Times.
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There were about % seconds which
were in two extreme classes. The
first was OF well conditioned animals
of good weight. and selling from
S115qZ25, and the second lot was of
very cheap animals. badly blemish-
ed and selling from s20G25 per heal.
This week the firm Will remove their
place OF business back to their old
quarters at III Portland street They
will have a special sale Of 70 horses
from a Maiden firm, and carloads
of green horses
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COWS necessarily will have to wait uni
Thursday. Many shippers from Other
states Will have their COWS tested. 81
lar as possible by approved vete-na.
mans before shipment, SO that they
will not have TO ne tested here and cal
be sold at once. This will be a good
solution of the problem bat cannot hs
applied everywhere and always. TheIs
was no change N prices. Good aver
age mixers 500 10 $50; choice mixers
up to 500; ordinary COWS down TO Sea.
The market for live poultry was III.
changed. Fowl S5desc. broilers 4oQ44c;;
old ROSTERS A@25c.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES.
Beet Cattle-D. A. Walker sold I
heifer at lie. J. D. Neylon sold : bu7
30 lbs at sc.
Veal Caives-D. A Walker sold az
calves at 12c. J. W. Ellsworth sold z
calves at $50 each. J. D. Neylon sol
!" calves 1910 lbs at 1ac. Otis H. For
Bush sold l fancy calf at 1Sc and )
calves from 1s 10 15c.
HoEs-J. D. Seylon sold hogs 94o rs
at Oc and boar 1s0 lbs at lie. ]. W.
Ellsworth sold liz hogs at 2osc. D. A.
Walker sold 2 hogs al Dlc. s. E
Winch sold Y hogs TO lbs III nc. Otis
Il. Forbush sold = hogs al q lac AMI
! nugs at Dsc
Mich Cows-J- D. Neylon sold milk
er for SO
HORSE MARKET
Although the trade was somewhat
IL.
the extreme heat which l.Ist buyers
away during the past week. there
vas "A fair amount cf business trans
acted. Supplies of fresh countrr
horses from the West were rather
light, dealers anticipating a SLACK
week. but there were some ver--
good acclirnaied horses As we'll as
full line of seconds Some of the
dealers relied for their weekly Of
ferinE on whnt would come IN from
nearby points. not receiving any
of green western
horses during last wcs-<. More nor
SEES could have heen sold than were
offered at nearIy all the sales. fo-
Maine buyers were prepared to take
hack home a fairly large amount OF
horses for reselling- Then the ice
were in need 81 extra
horses an they had heavy deliveries
10 make during the hot wave.
There were only few Of the ex-
ira heavy green drafters on sale, !
which sold from s3Den:76; Of the
more medium weights there was i
larger supply and they were
taken promptly at a range Of s225@ |
300; heavy wagon and express hor-
ses sold from s115d go; chunks from
s1-5dZ75: good quality acclimated !
horses from sI75nZ75; ordinary ser
lnds from S2D1125.
At the City Sale Stables - J. c. |
Keith. Stevens and Sweet Horse
Company offered about Ss head ce
. horses and seconds. |
Trade was active. with prices firm |
This week the firm wifi offer Il car
Dad of Penn. horses and the usual !
-un of SECONDS.
William Hurwitz offered one car
Dad Of green horses which soid
quickly with No rhAnxs N values
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09
CHARGE YOUTH THREW
EGGS AT CLERGYMAN

Gray, Me. July s-Not for years
has there been so much excitznent
here as was manifest Monday night,
following the arrest of VIM. San
born. charged with assauIting Rev,
Samuel M. Thompson. pastor Of the
Baptist curch. This action lis the out
come Of the rotten egging" Of the
preacher the night before the
Fourth. while he was sitting ON his
piazza with members Of his family.
Sanborn will be given n hearing
in the municipal court in Portland
on Wednesday The arrest came
SOON after deputy sher1ffs began an
investigation Of thu incident. whscn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

Boston, July s.
REkF-Chpice whole cattle 1ssnnm
BUTTER-Northern creamery extras
Slh.la. western creamery extras 505M5E
CHEESE-New Twins extras Ssead3a
CORN-No. = yellow 2sGID
EGGS-Nearbv hennery b4dn65. west
er1 extras 52154
12sOdl16
HAY-No. timothy 43l45.
Handspring yn2s
OATS-Fancy 40 To 42-lh. sacks SSdSi
PDRh-Medium hacks Gid.
PCTAToES-OId, per IBs lbs. bags, -
aDo; new southern 475d50o
FEAL-la15S
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N.. New York. July g.
sN.cartiie paper 5k@5a.
S.erting S-dRv bills "a.
-olnerclal 60-dav bills On banks L. S
N srclai 6-day bills 4.4s. demand
r.,. snca demand sa2. cables $50.
TIoe-s, demand 81. cables ga.
demand III. cables III.
s.nnfnert bonds steady
rslrnad bonds irregular
80, luans Ind. Tone very strong
lby money strong: high I6. low q, raj.
ar, ale = closing bid ID. offered Al Is
osh q, bank acceptances a
sen, cali money rates rose 10 IS ueF
sen. " ~ mixed collateral and to Il pef
4 W y" All industrial collateral.
= reg. ...-............- On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

The aggregate of livestock a. Rrigh-
ton. "A atertUwn and the local slaughter
houses:
!nis week; Cattle 1904, sheep S5O,.
calves S712, hogs 29.5pS.
LAST week: Cattle 192s, sheep 6sES
calves 3s1a, hogs A.0le
One year ago: Cattle 3B1i. sheep SS4s
calves 1862. hogs gI.g1S.
MAINE SToC AT MARKET.
Cattle l@. sheep -. calves 9Ps hogs
TONE OF THE MARKET.
Beef cattle were IN moderate supply
at the Yards. Choice cattle sold frac-
tion higher. but there was no change n
the medium and lower grades The be I
steers and oxen. if any had been nf-
Tered. would have brought IsdiEc. with
good quality Ienl3c, and coarse AMI
thin oxen le112c The best heavy cows
and heifers brought 1lkd12ac, with -ooI
COWS 9s0llkc. NJ or 10 ordinary 7dac al /
Gamers and bologna cows 5sGsac. BUS
ranged from to Joe.
The demand for veal calves was good
heavy veais sold for 151i7c. with good
average quality 1lld15c and coarse
calves. drinkers and growers smI'c.
Small calves sold for $50 and S. each.
Hogs made another new high -eeor |.
sc ling al Da6I BIC live weight. and Z
@E7tc dressed. Western hogs were IN
lighter supply and the receipts at he
yards were not heavy. The iernani
was active
Sheep and lambs showed no change
with few received at the Yards Sheep
ranged from to 1Bc and lambs IRON
10 70 lie.
The mich COW market was uncertain
and fewer COWS were brought in A
number of the larger dealers signed
and posted a notice saying that weGns..
day would continue TO be the market
day for mich COWS, notices having pre-
viousiv been posted that the sales Cay
would be changed TO Thursday 1t
seems probable that Wednesday will
continue the salss day, though some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

Chicago. July g.
Frensf strength became TnanifsI in
the corn market today chiefly owing 10
scarcity of supplies and 10 continued
record KING advances n the value
of hogs. The corn Tnarfef cNNscd ner-
vons at is 10 a net higher with SEQ
rernber 1872 SIS 70 19S 3-S and Deceynper
III Is 70 lE1 is. Oats finished / 10 --SfJ
II higher and provisions varying from
unchanged figures 10 = cents gain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

Maxine Beauiieu, an inspector Of
the Lewiston police force, was con-
victed of a technical assault upon
Merton Reynolds of Auburn. IN the
Auburn municipal court Monday and
fined $40 and costs. He appealed
and gave bonds in s6b for his ap-
pearance AT the superior court. Key
nolds was charged with reckless
driving of an automobile and In
spector Beaulieu has warrant TOT
his arrest. AT the request on the
Auburn department REYNOLDS came
to the Auburn Police station. wnere
inspector Beauiieu arrested HIM 1T
was claimed that he Used unuue
force in making the arrest. hut TINS
WAS moi considered as the court ruled
thar he hod no AUTHORITY 10 make an
arrest in Auburn. and that therefore
he was technically guilty on assault
in making any Arrest at all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

New York. July 8
-HEAr-Spot steady; No. red "a
c n New York. track export TO arrive
CDRN-9pot strong: No yellow 30
and No. white z5 Z New York.
oATS-spot arm; No. white s.
LAHD-FirTn; middle west g57BdgsSD
BCTTER-SfeadY: receipts g .7HS tubs:
creamery higher than extras 5I1652: do.
extras. ~ SCORE. 81: firsts 4Smhi; pack.
ing stock current make No. ~.
EfIGS-Trreguiar: receipts 60 ,Zss cases;
tresn gathered extras 5lk1Se. extra ffrxts
t'mso, nrsfs 4Sn4s; stair. Pa. ana near
py western hennery whites fine 10 fam
~ 5aue; state. Pa and nearby heunery
WHITES ordinary to prime <546s. Ukate.
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ALBION
Card Of Thanks

We wish TO thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during
the loss Of our husband. father and
brother, Woodbury. E. Haskell.
MRS. W. z. HASKELL.
MARGARET HASKELL.
MR. & MRS. RAY HASKELL AND
FAMILY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

The people of Norway have for
many years shown success of the
goat as milk producer and money
maker. One Of the Norwegian farm
ers' principal pursuits is goat cheese
making, and the popularity Of this
table delicacy is evidenced by the
fact that Americans have been trying
hard To copy" it, with little SUI
cess.-ExchanEe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

Pa. and nearby hennery browns 546ss:
do. gathered browns and mixed coIors
5pdsa
rOTAToEs-steady: Jersey round 1ss
lbs AS: Bermuda bbl. 301Q62S; southern
Dbl. 1o00sio0
AGES-Steady; Long Island Jer-
sey bbl. 1D0G0e
STGAR-Raw steady centrif7lrnl
Is; fne granulated 800
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09
Boston Live Stock Market

Especially Reported for the Kennebec
Journal.)
Stock Yards. July g.
MAINE
AT Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09

Dr. Charles A. Il. Campbell 10 the
originator of tire only municipal hat
70 st in the wor d. - sen Anton a, Tex
which will accommodate 80 ooe bats. ans
already has ahcut Ss.eHn. The bats de.
Etruv mosquitoes. and since the errcs On
Of the mnnic pal hat raozt AT san AM
tonic. and the original bar roogt auilt nv
DR. Campbell At Mitchell L lie. Malaria
tas prartirAair" disappeared from thu
lerrrfury. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-09
New York Stock Market

Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
3S5 Water ST., Augusta
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