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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-27
High School Honor Parts gned-Doube Header zsket
ball Friday-5pecia Prohb ton Services Being ARRANGED
for Sunday-PersOuals

The pastors Of the four federated
service celebrating the ratification Of
the prohibition amendment. next
sunday evening. The members Of the
CIsosentire Weston woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union are especially
invited to attend this service in a
BODY
NJ. and Mrs. J. " Smith. who
have been N Boston FOR the past 10
laws, returned Tuesday evening.
They went 10 hear some Of the grsat
musicians and succeeded in hearing
Alma Gluck and John Mccormack.
TIE family OF Ray Gordon Of Ce-
dar street. which has been so afiiict-
ed with Influenza. is much improved.
The members OF the family are all
around the house with the exception
of the mother and one baby
Lester ShepIey IS substituting IN
the Atlantic L Pacific tea store dur
ing the illness Of Mr. Mcguire. the
regular salesman.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Crotteau
have returned 20 Bath. where Nj
Crotteau is employed. They have
been visiting FOR some time at the
hoem OF Mr. Crotteaus parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Crotteau. on Ma
pie street.
Mrs Winona Hemsted went to
Fairfield Wednesday morning. where
she 10 the guest Of her brother. Gail
Pollard
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Wednesdays Brighton Market

stock yarris Feb. G-The beef catt.S
market vas active With prices holding
firm at Tuesdays level. Supplies for
the morning were light from nearly
points. but several cars were held back
On the eastern. arriving too late for she
Tuesday market 80 that the offerings
we're ample. Veal calves and hogs neld
steady. sheep and lambs of the bettr'
grades sold fraction higher
The mich COW market was stronger
than 4 week ago. Supplies were about
he average of recent shipments Good
fancy stock was taken quickly a. a
range of Ns5 to si,s Good mixers sold
from 81 10 $50, ana orlinar,, cows
Down 10 sss
Sales Of Beef Cattle. Veal Calves.
Hogs. Sheep and Lambs Q. Themp-
su,, seid : fancy Hereford cows 1910 lbs
at l4c and slim cows al sic, ~ calves
At Isle. ~ hogs a l.he 10 sheep and
lambs at se and at lac Otis II, For
busi, Sold csw ifsa lbs at 1Gc l eew
lUa, lbs al Zoe COW ilB lbs at ar
crv pa lbs nj Sc : COW 30 bs and .
hpifers y,5o lbs nj &c. cows IsN lbs ~
&c. COW 20 lbs a; SC, and Il on, /, COW
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MADISON
Death Of Mrs. Eva NJ. Spear
Local Items

M.'s. Eva ". Spear. who mas been
critically i'll FOR the past SIX weeks.
died Tuesday morning a her resi-
dence On Head street. AS a result of
an attack Of The grip Mrs. Spear has
been n falling health Tor the past
year but was not confined to her room
until about six weeks ago. She vas
a nativn IF the town Of Arson and
was The oldest daughter OF George Q
H. and Sarah Stieknev Putnam. A
greater part Of her early 9irlho0d
days were passed in the town Of
Dexter where she attended school.
Aea denny at New Ipswich. Y. II. At
ter leaving that nstitui ion she came
back 70 her native town. making her
nome with her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs J. g. Metcalf Mrs. spear
took ND teaching as her profession.
teaching 50 terms in the co,Intrv dis
trtcts N his vicinity. She yava mp
tenching soon after her marriage 20
William n. Spear She was one Of
the carly members Of thu Methodist
Episc spa. churcf, OF this village and
has always taken an active interest
IN AL thGt pertainea 20 It's welfare
abe was especially Interested in the
work Of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionarv Society, serving for number
of Years as president vt the local or
sani.aIiun. giving no the work only
when her health compelled her ~.
Mrs spear was also treasurer If the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Mrs. Spear vas a
life Icing temperance advocate. taking
an active part IN the work ~ he "
{. T. r. and served a. prnsiden, %
the local organiza ion for "A nanber
Of years She was also much inter
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ST. ALBANS

.Aatomobilins On country roads will ~
bad probably FOR several days a. the
heavy snow fall Of Sunday made thinSs
look ike old fashioned wintsr.
Saturday afternoon racss On Indian
pond outlet have become . efeAk vintsr
sport. Several hundred people eatAo1od
there last saturday end were hiSnly
entertained. There wers thrss classes
and they were anyone's race ufitii the
last heat. Mike could not Atfsad - hs
il saving wosd for the coaaev. but
Tracy was there with Net o0lfes aAd
hot dogs for those Who were hungry Or
cold Marshal w. o. FIiltSn hevt The
track clear Harry Hilton di4 tl3s StnSt-
ing and viii watson aafiSencea the
winners ana the time. S00s drivers
used slsishe. some rcad e1fto ~ so1Ds
bike suIhys weather ana 61Sslitis
permitting another rzcs viii y held
nex, Saturday ~ith new atassotsaG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-27

Til. result If the racent mid wear
examinations Of Skowhegan High
school was made known by Principal
Ralph W. Leighton Tuesday morn
ing. Taledictoriaa was awarded to
Miss Rachel Conant. who maintain
ed ~ average rank Of "a 9-lS
ta:orr went 20 Kari Philbriek. whose
average rank was SO e3-2S. The third
honor part was earned by Miss Anna
Merrill, who carried an average rank
of % 1919. II has neen the custom
for the past lew years to assign the
four essays 20 the two boys and two
girls. who have carried the best av
erags IN English. These were award
ed 10 Thomas Coburn and Adoiph
Bisson with Percy WHITING as an al
ternate in the boys division and 20
Eleanor Halves and Lena Merrill
with Lois Mantor as an alternate
from The girls division. Mr.. Leighton
had averaged the staining Of the en-
tire High school body and found it 20
be - g. 100 OF the four classes. the
Juniors carried the highest average.
s4.5 per cent while the Seniors we're
a close second with s3.44 The Soph-
onlore carried g - and he Fresh
men 1s4S.
NEXT Friday evening there will be
a series Of basketball games IN En-
zine hall. The irst team Of the High
saheoi will meet the team from Wat
errille High. and the local second
team will play game with the team
representing North Arson Academy.
After the game there viii be a socia!
at which Lyons orchestra will fur
1ish music.
Miss Belle Dennison. teacher OF the
4,h grade in the Garfield building. is
entertaining her brother. who has
Just returned from an army hospital.
Young Dehnis0n vas a member OF
the crew Of the mine laying ship
Canunirus. He received injuries dur
ing his work which have affected his
rision 80 that he sees all objects
double. The home Of these young
people is in Cutler
Miss Euoia Chapman. an assistant
in the High school. who has been Ill
with pneumonia. has gone 70 ke1ar
Falls. where she will rest for while
before resun1ing her duties.
A stated convoeatien Of Somerset
Chapter. No 10. r. 4. H.. Will De
heIa at Masonic hail Friday evening.
Feb. g. at 80 Beside the regular
business there will be work IN the
H. n. H. ana P. u. degrees.
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W!NSLOW
Farm Bureau Holds Annual
Meeting - Much Business
Transacted - Local Lady
Falls Down Stairs

The annual meeting OF the Wins.ow
Farm Bureau was held at the Grange
hail Tuesdav Fec. 3. with an attend
ance Of % members and visitors. r1e
meeting vas called 10 order bv Chari-s
". wilson. who introduced A. L. Deer
ing NJ Augusta. He discussed the van.
and cost Of different grades Of phos-
pnaia, after which dinner was servsa
sisted by ne Farm Bureau lady mem.
eers. Meeting was again called 10 or
der By the chairman AT 30 and mem
bers subscribed for a car Of phosphate
and one Of lime. Charles " WILSON
was elected agent 70 purchase and dis
tribute the same. The membership FOR
last year was Is. and the quota Tor the
town IS 20 his year TIE town has
gone over the top with Il total Of y,
members. not including the ladies' Viz
were admitted. abou, y IN number and
Who elected Mrs Horace $. Howard IS
chairman of t1elr committee Farm
bureau work was discussed ny A. L.
Deer:ng seii-fee'ier for hogs by Dr.
Z. :. Hooper silage corn, by ]. >
Peck Charles " WILSON and Mrs
-1tTtte -. IlbWhTu -tpOEkct Oh lie UtH )
and girls clubs. reporting SG.,i -
prizes won 0v he boys and girls Wins
iow -las ;he homer of two Hounty cham
rinns Edwin WILSON ana Mary How
ard Work from demonstrations On
different arms for he year vas dis
cusse. Nominating aonmit'aa was ap-
pointed bv me char The following az
.icers we're nominated AMI elected t'r
'gla' ! o. PECK. Gha lrri;;a A. n i:
Bufflm e " Towie and Charies Y
WILSON.
NE meeting 1t ne Farm Bureau Tses
GAY AZ The Grange Anil. ~ gong low
stars during he noon racess ell stri~-
ing her head and shoulder Mrs Smith
vas unconscious when taken AZ D-
r. - Hooper VINO vas pr.sent az ~
meeting. rsndere, aid. she vas ,ike.i
home. Wednesday, L vas reported Ms
Smith vas bruised considerably osh-
arw Sc she Is getting ,.-ong We'll
!. dance under Ne auspices If ne
"IuD members viii De heia this Thurs
lar evening AZ he Taconn-t clubhouse
Tie ladies' Sewing Circle he'd ia
srera;ional church pariors. & gor,i
.lfnner attending. J. boiled ..nne-.
vtfh pastry and cnffee was ser-ed A
moon. Tie dinner committee comprised
Irs lester .mer,- ana Mrs. FrA.l
Pickering 4 ba--a' vss packed Cor
lie Ieacoa1, II ssio~ ana i uurnbar .;
a ornns finished Voted he Indies NJ
the circle serve a dinner for the Fed
GRAFTON of Cluns ina; viii meet IN
W.nslow n Ma The next dinner
committee comp sAe Mrs BENJAMIN \
Patterson and Mrs Edward chase
a siior. nra-e~ meeting vii be re:d
mis- ThIreia~ 4,an.n- a. u a: HE
Cong.eg2: .onsl r;rurn-f rast--. At $
O'Clock a s:aranptiru1 'eJtlre on Ar
lnerians wi, IN. give" IN the audito.
rum. No admission viii he charged,
An offer ng viii 10 ,a,ien towards he
.trrnanis n ~y~.an re-
h~s IeoEg- !. chamberlain g on
ined % ~ar home hv Illness
Harold Roundv who ~acnntlr return
sd from Long Island ~ =. where he
was stationed : attending COLBY col
lege
Mrs William Graen and Mrs A.
Nelson nava -e'-rned - Benton after
A visit with NJ ana NJ. Har-r "
NcCasiin
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Uncertain status Of local fractions il

uncertain status Of local fractions in
thar same connection.
The market was at It's flood in the
last moments when United States Steel
rose 70 rs 7-s. It's top quotation since
ne cut N the common dividends.
Among the mora striking gains of the
daT we're General Motors. White No
tors. Kelly springfield Tire, Continental
Can. Beet Sugar and Marine preferred.
AT advances Of .Hu 10 almost seven
points
EopperE allied 70 II on reports 9t
a moderate -oreign Inquirr': feathers. tn
haCroS and utilities participated ore -
TWO points IN the finai up-rush. also
rails. including numerous minor or low
,. cei ss:les but pils reflected con-
slant pressure on selling prompted by
iover prices for fuel oil. Sales amount
cd % $1,000 shares. wh.ch establishes i
recor1 turnover thus ar this year.
Comparative SteadinesS was the orl"
ffaiUre OF ne dull and contracted Dond
market changes n no important case
exceeding fractions. T1ta4 SAFES. par
value aggregated S.S,a.uo
Old / :. registers Is rose 3-s m sale
other issues showing no change on cal
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Chicago Cattle Marke.

Chicago. Fen. =.
uOGs-Receipts 400. harke, dull a
vesteriar's average Bulk of sales l!-o
ai7si; butchers I14sIlIln; light l65I
10 packers ls75dT14o; tilrow-outs $3.50
t675 Pigs Good to choice ls3d leT.
CATTLE-Raeeipts 900. Beet steers
"a cents higher: best trade Of she stocE
:. 20 > cents higher: other grades
steady. calves ana feeders strong, most
" q cents higher Beef cattle: Good.
choice and prime l6z5a 900: common and
medium iG75a i635. Butcher stock: Cows
ana heifers -5D1l55a: Gamers and chop
ue~s s;raTHg Stoekers and feeders:
f,ocd. choice and fancy ilI5nl5a; nfe-
r.ior. common and medium s25alil5 Veal
calves: Gcnd and choice iS5ahl1E
SHEEP-Receipt 900. Market - tn
q carrs higher Lambs: Choice ard
rhine ,--.oI iS1a medium and good f.J0Tf
81: cills I4ni,Cn. Ewes: Choice and
Drine l24C6T lcss: medium and good ipB1I
/ 80, culls ;i51usS0.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings N All
the Leading Stocks

New York Feb S-Speciatiss Or
tinued 10 feature the more expansive
and diversified dealings on the stock
exchange today, prices IN the main adj
vanc:ng under the 0nvio.is influence Of
pools. Among motors and related spe
cialties several new high records were
made.
Money rates relaxed 20 a marked de
gree call loans ruling al j.. per CEN
but were Offered at per cent N the
closing hour. when the stock ls' Wa
most active ana Al hienest levels T--4c
ng was occasionally restrained during
me early and Intermediate periods ~
in the abor fieid further
industrial dividend reductions anu ia
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Me-. T3rA Produce MArke.

%ev YORK. tan n
WHEAT got Sieai=, NO . sed 80
rack New Iprk
CURN-Spot stead 70. : "e.low an
NJ. White u: cost and freight New
YORK.
tArc-Spnt <,e&ds standard II
~ 4 D. i.aSr in.u'Iie west -h+aet tha-.
&; TIE, :--teauv rectir,s -952 ,uos
rrpamer" higher tIan extras - uoe: do
rx,~..s = score. s+1ua5. 1rits f9nS
pack.ng stCcR current maze No. "a.
icGGS-r !rfTl reVript> 4-.ll- cAses
rresh gathered extras A:aa 4 -'e:':'
gathered regular Da.Re, -Xtra ::rsts q
IA5 DO. -irstS ii1T4e. state. Pa an
near'ry western hennery whites inc g"
fancy l3u5a. state Pa and nearby nst.-
merry whites ordinary 10 prime iond2,
state. Pa and nearby 1ennerr browns
444I Is 10 sathered browns ANA mixed
JoiorS iiaN al
POTATOES steadr Virginia Abis
Can sweets. Jersey No baskets 80
:i@ss delaware ana MarYiand No. J.
baskets - as.
-ARBA,Il--te and IN hanged
-,-GAR-Raw steadt ''enI''', ls2-
- inc -rInuia led -
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CHICAGO Produce Market

Chicago. Fen %
Anticipation That The hog price min
irnum would be removed had 4 decided
hea-is,1 affect today IN corn. but was
ronnter-na. anced finally by talk of the
lifting of hindrances or The expert OF
work. Tie corn market closed nervous.
cant net lower IN - cent advance.
with Tav IL Is TO rs IS and July ~ IS
70 ~ =. oats finished unchanged 10
Is cent nigher and provisions down -
cents 70 ~ cents.
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For Sale-Real Estate

5o-ACRE FARM IN CHELSEA y
niles from Augusta. s E. Chase. :
water st. Halluweli. Ne fabTdGt-
At HALLOWELL-TWO STORY
and half house. - rooms. centrally To-
Gated DesIra Ole for boarfers Three
minutes walk from e.ecIT.cs. Price
Feasona pie Farm on Quiet road. mile
and half out. House large barn. me
Helos for cultivation. young good bear
ing orchard. About 20 icras aiiogetne~
s-aCre wood iot near Pr;ca ras son
aoie- EDWIN Burieigh. Journal D'tice
fan -..5.u,i9t
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A Good
BUY

The property at II Alan street
Augusta. Seven room house. ouiIt
e'ght years. hard wood floors. bath.
furnace heat and electric lights. In
excellent condition. House newly
painted with BEST pant. Chance for
garden. Must &c sold. For further
particulars inquire at Fred A. Liilys
eirose stare. Hallowe!. Me-. or Phone
$50 J.
febGdl~k+
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Nanted-Agents
Make One Bic Lean

..'s h. - TAGoH-vE MAN.
- 81 est agents seller on
: u. ~. 7radv 20 provo l. Here
o.rx.,. nance nj 4 lifetime 70
IaGf ~ on Easy Strae:"
u - ~ - RELY Money il
Z ssep,s aie- the brooks II yo,,
"a So 80 POUR part. blame m one
Qc, --ns :eady 20 show YOU the
tt's, t maouc, IS nf the INCHES,
e 70. s.a = unirersa: demann
-o-psr1r. az a!ars At once. HANKS
Augusta, Maine
novls& than thurs. n
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New York Money Market

Merranti.. paper ia.
sterling tz-iav bills 4.I3.
commercial tsi-iav bills on banks 4..Ss
CONNER. la 53-iar bills AZ. demand
80 -agles 20 --.6.
Francs. demand - e cables ). 4Si.
,iullders demand Al i-l6. cables Al 5-i6
Lire demand 0.S6. cables 6.ss
Rabies. demand ~, cables "A nominal
Mexican dollars Il.
Government bonds steauy-
railroad bonds steady.
Time l0ans strong ~. ~ lays ami six
months 5}Ma7
Call none easier nigh .. lOw ), rul-
nG rate a. closing nd -. offered at =.
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NEWPORT


BENJAMIN pAnfor.h dled at the Merrill
home on Water street sunday. FeD. ..
For the past "a ~ears Mr.. Danforth had
made HE Rome wit. the Merrill FANNY.
being at the time Of mis- death moro
nan . years Of age. The funsrAi was
held At the Merrill residsnes At aO f.
". Tuesday. the Rev. J. W. Reynolds
afflciatins. The remain. were placed in
the receiving tomb al Riverside ceme-
terv Mr.. DAhfors,i 10 survived by three
and -FOUR grandchildren. Mr..
ard hrs McPherson. Mrs, PHILIPPE Of
sNowhesan. NJ and Ms. Severance Of
Foxcoft. Mrs. McInt,re Of Dover. Miss
Pauline Merrill Of Newport and Willie
Merrill Of Camp Devsns. tie relatives.
yer. present at the funeral services;
the otI,er daughter, Who resides IN Port
and ~as unayle t. be present
The 5upiIeo f Newpert High scheel thu
preparing 70 give fair With an enter
tainmen, and social in the evening IN
the afternoon and evening Of March il.
The proge eds will ne used for the school
ami also fsr the senefi. Of the Senior
class
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Are You Buying Securities
Exempt From Taxation /?

BECAUSE the people Of Maine wished to
- have Maine money invested in Maine
industries than in the industries Of
some distant state-they exempted from tax
alton by statute certain Maine securities.
One Of these tax-exempted securities is the
IL Cumulative Preferred Stock of the Central
Maine Power Company
It il important that you have considerable
part Of your funds invested in tax-exempted
securites-quite important now-hkely to be
more important in the future.
Municipalities and commonwealths are find
ing it increasingly expensive to maintain their
institutions. to build roads, erect buildings
pay salaries and administer governments
They must inevitably meet this situation by
increasing taxation.
1t behooves Maine investors. because of this
fact, to seek securities which are exempt from
taxation in Maine
We recommend the Central Maine Power
Company u Cumulative preferred stock as
such security-and one which combines with
tax-exemptlOn many other most desirable
qualities. The price is S1O7.5O a share and
accrued dividend.
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lipI Sc AND LOT. l6s CENTRAL ST.
Gardner. ! 4. Merrill, Tel. -
ESD. y
ROoMIHG House. roTN,; G00r,
business, nicely furnished. 3oorns
Reason tor selling gour r-al.a Mrs.
+ fIr1i.sh. 80 We st ti.-i.nrr.
feD2f
FARM bF THE .ATE ! II. pEAR-
son N ne town II ''hNI-.. ; niles t!afr
LAST ASA Jor1 On axe shore rs" y
g acres. 81 acr"s Inc pasture iIu
Wood. i.es- tiliase. .ood nile .our.
house. good BARN ua-r-age. n-n ma ce
houses. Ioou .eNtl ara and freq trpr..
rorks. For particulars apply 20 = ~
PEARSON. ~ 8owhom street.. Winthrop
Mass. .al.}sI y
and income. :or r-roun n.csr or
1lSiled Or 'Gli u H. ned. - t-r mo N
come beside = rooms Tor g lrsvir tea
son selling. going ava Address IN
come. care !>enneDec JpuriIn..
fIi ana Well srowr cottage situated AZ
ne outlet i-dS,. tObh0sset All rilriT
inr1is ned. including ;isHe- and ,cosing
utensils. T.C- range. .a~ge iOnDie ~
nIce we'll II pura spring wa:r-r. his cot
age viii accommodate eighr peoHic.
nee >aora frontage. GOOD :ish.fls IId
heating. arge boat lot!st. NEE mo-
,''' "'a'' dts" = mann. II -a'' ''t!t
mig goes ANA u ! ~ = A-"- .HpaiF
inside ana oar TIE tvaer j. .,Duu1
maze 4 ;-nl - n ana nanrS ,Al-
i"w price $3.50 takes -v"rE'h g !"
not deiu% r: i<i'e; Real Estate, Al
s-sia. Me. Tel. ,tfl- V i:iSti-."
COY VILLAGE F1CME. SnuTs.
Thomaetnn. 1bo':; 1..as from lie cas-
Of Rorklard. Name state = All j.
room huusc with "emented cellar, larc-
earn AID siled .onne-t-'i Win mouse
-! Il gO0i turdit.un. va.rr A. sink.
.,cras soo3i garden ia.d AMI - III.
Of lot turiers on RIVER. candy 20 stores
postoftite school ana church VIII sol
il-act 70 purchaser a -. sargam
$50 Full mart. liur> ~ :" " Ial+
.ins owner. IS North Main street Roe
and. Maine. feDiGil-,'
io5s GREEN ST. TWO rAMILf
house. hard woot ioors. electricity. wa
ier. good paying property nIg bargain
TO close est; e. lnu re a. y 50 Chest
nj, ST. or John + Wright. Wscasset.
f-DiUdixk :
OR It, LET-sTORE On Business
street. winthrop. Name VIII ma
sui;a Die store %" any mercantile Dus'-
ness Apply al Augusta Trust Co A.
gusta. or the branch 4: Winthrop Me
5an3iitI
TO The AoMEsEEKER
stop paying rem. own i home Of v-u.
own | nave ct some good rrades ~
modern homes in Augusta or Halloween
Also good Iis! Q! tar ne. !, yfiice a
Rec. Rea. sstate. Augusta. Me.
lar1@dino
THE LOT " nor RILL RESI-
oenee, No IL. north side OF Winthrop
street. Augusta. Name. Tor SAFE 10 set
lie estate Brick 1ouse and large !ot ~
.aad Ieslraoiy located. INQUIRE Of A.
~ tIoouard. Hotel North. Augusta. or
/. T. Williams, zeal Estate Agent. CITY.
mayI6atc
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THE LOT ". NOR RILL RESI-
oenee. No IL. north side OF Winthrop
street. Augusta, Name. for SAFE 10 set
lie estate. Brick nouse and large !oi ~
.aad teslraoiy located. Inuuire Of A.
y. tIoauard. Hotel North. Augusta. or
l. T. Williams. zeal Estate Agent. city,
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HERE'S A CHANCE TO GET gII1 ~.
rour old tur-1lt,:re. buy al secunt
i,ani goods. J. II Morris. . cony st,
Augusta Tel 3i-N feb25Glv@
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--e... tA@N ARA AGE ~
ID ~. ,l, he IL lcaooi st
iab2.diW
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ror >a,e-N.sceilaneOuS

.,,'-'} ,%3' ~Pft.ES Ais.
b.. +'- Shipment maize al
5sts 49, x Smith isucces-
-.N"r street. " aIe:'-
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HOUSE AND LOT. 81 CENTRAL. ST
Gardiner. i Il. Merrill, Tel ~.
y. "a
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IC5T HAVE APPLES. 90 BELL
towers, ~ Baiiw!ns- 40 mixed: Wiz
cali iGa ;rrTr, with own cams ana fur
wish my own 5arrnis. Take SINAI r
.arse lots. ?. y. Gardiner, :. Harma.
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SECOND HAND EMPRESS Or De-
livery WAGON. also cream separator z
i. 3octntv. LOuIon Hill. l4aliuwell. Ne
tabtati.t =
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Is,.-J RNi& SOLDIERS OR AN
me .oosing for improvement WORK
light ana profitable Business ean ne
Gone IN Your hoTr1e ;o~I. Experience
not nesessarv Address Il. t.. Reed.
Mgr Richmond. Name ieiI44d2W
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OR RI LET-STORE on BUsINE-4
street winthrop. Name VIII ma.
suita Die store 10" any mercantile Dus,-
ness Apply al Augusta TTus1 Co A.
gus;a. or the branch 4: Winthrop Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-27

POSITION AZ H0CeEKEEPER VN \
farm ny woman with lille boy vrs
permanent position preferrnd ana pleas
al. home, small wages. References
given. Mrs. harvard. Monmouth. VI" &.
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TO The ACMESEEKER

stop paying rem. own / home Of v~u.
own | nave = SOME good rrades ~
modern homes in Augusta or Halloween.
Also I. good last OF farms Office a.
house ~ child -. Tel iOsi-W. T. =
Rec. Rea. 6state. Augusta. Ne.
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$I<ESIDE FARM IN CENTRAL
Maine naa- steam Or trolley. pre a"
.'abnDssen or ! rDber pond. "a or
ADDRESS a. T Marble. Elmwoua Hotel.
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Lighthouses and Rooms

"A ..ii. SHED ROOMS.
- ohr-.+eA,rs N.ntlrou st.
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