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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-25
CURRENT EVENTS
Items of Interest Gathered From All
! =. Over the World.

- Over the World.
A-interviewed by a representative of
the newspaper Oeuvre relative to tire
political outlook, Rene Vicani, former
premier has stated that Premier
Clemenceau will remain in his present
office until January and then will be-
come president of the republic.
-Embargoes on wheat and whea;
flo1r win be lifted December Is, Z
wass announced Friday by the. United
States grain corporation. Discussing
the lifting Of the embargo, Julius II.
Barnes, wheat director said: This is
one step in the necessary reconstruc-
ton Of trade facilities broken by the
war. which must function when the
grain corporation terminates its three
years work. While ocean transporta-
ton conditions and also disorganized
international finance will probably
prevent free trading between mer-
chants Of the various countries for
some time, 1t is expected that, step by
step, international trade may be re-
knitted in the usual channels. Until
this is fully accomplished the grain
corporation will continue to sell from
its stocks Of wheat and wheat flour
the7foreign trade that is not supplied
under private business initiative. This
release OF embargo also permits Cana
dian wheat and wheat flour TO enter
American markets free of duty 1rdcr
rulings of the customs service. 1t is
expected that, this will greatly enlarge
the United States supply of spring
wheat flour which are favorites in the
baking trade and which, because o.
the partial crop failure in the north
1Sest this year, have been relatively in
light supply" Mr.. Barnes also stated
that the sales of the grain corporation
from its accumulated stocks, largely in
Western markets TO American mills
under it's advertised offer effective re-
Gently have amounted to about 80
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-11-25
Tuesday, November Is, 1919.

100000 bushels. He added that mills
in all sections now arc amply supplied
with wheat, though some particular
qualities OF wheat are relatively III
light supply. ..r-
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MADISON

Messrs. E. X. Moore, Chauncy
Chandler. Harry Caldwell, c. A. Lam
der. Daniel NJ. Nichols. D. G.. Warman,
left town Friday noon to attend the
/. o. o. F.. anniversary celebration in
Portland. Saturday, as representa-
tives of Indian Spring Lodge Of this
place.
Mrs. Mary Rushworth left town
Thursday morning for Lawrence.
Mass, where she will pass a few
weeks with relatives and friends.
4 cold meat and salad supper was
served by the ladies of the Free Bap-
fist church Thursday evening in the
church dining room and a tidy sum
of money was netted for the benefit
Of the society.
Will Lake has bought what IS
known as the Thomas Perry house
on Head street. from Charles Reed
Of Skowhegan.
Lester Adams Of the Harvard
Dental College is passing his Easter
vacation with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. Alfred Adams.
Rehearsals are being held for al
Easter Cantata to be given by the
church choirs and other singers in
this vicinity on Sunday. April q.
under the direction Of Prof. f. 9.
Towne.
Miss Helen Clarke is passing a few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
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PITTSTON

NORTH-Fred Jones recently enter
tanned his two granddaughter, Gladys
and Corinne Merrill of Brunswick road.
Gardiner. The young ladies made the
trip on foot as a Camp Fire test. as
Miss Corinne is a member Of the girls
camp at Gardiner.
Friends Of Miss Josephine kealy.
teacher in No. 10 school. are very sorry
indeed to know she is ill with a very
severe attack Of neuritis in her right
foot and ankle. 1t is hoped by all that
h may be much better very soon.
Several members of the Kings Daugh-
ters attended the all-day meeting held
with Mrs. Selena Hildreth at Joice last
Thursday. and report a very enjoyable
day. The next meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon, April "a. beginning
at 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Maud Mekinds-
ley. Subject for the meeting. General
Pershing."
Mrs. Edwin Taylor is suffering with
an acute attack of tonsilitis. Her
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Vera Starks of Lewiston was a
weekend guest at the home of Mrs.
Charles Starks.
W. B.. Jewett is hauling his potatoes
to Gardiner, where he is finding ready
sale for them.
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WEST FORKS

Sergt. Sturgis F. Durgin Of Co. E.
l03d Infantry. who left here in the
spring Of 1917, was enthusiastically
welcomed home last Monday. Word
was received here Monday forenoon
that Sergt. Durgin would be a pas
senger on the noon train. Flags Of
all descriptions were seen to wave
and preparations were Immediately
set on foot for a reception in the
evening. The students Of the High
school a nd the Grammar grades
were dismissed early to decorate the
hall. Through the afternoon hosts
pour into his home to greet him and
congratulate him OF his recovery
from injuries that he received in
France. At the reception in the even
ing, Sergt. Durgin related many in
teresting incidents of his life at the
front. He also mentioned that he re-
ceived a box of cigarettes from the
hands of Marshal Foc.,. the great
French ger eral. Cakes and ice
cream we're served for refreshments.
Sergt. Durgin was obliged to return
to Camp Devens Tuesday morning.
but expects to be discharged in two
weeks.
A letter was received here Monday
afternoon from Private Bert E. o
ris, stating that he had arrived safe
Iy at Camp Devens from overseas.
He also wrote that he expected to ar
rive home for good this week. Priv
ate Morris has been gone from here
nearly a wear. 1t is very probable
that he will be accorded a reception.
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NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Milton Young has been i'll for
several weeks.
Mrs. Carrie Nichols is suffering
from an attack Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Gillskey OF
New Vineyard. recently of Montana,
were business guests in town on
Thursday.
Mrs. Willard Written is sufficiently
recovered from grip so that she is
able to be about the house. MI.
Written is now i'll with the same dis
temper.
Mrs. James Howe is gaining from
her long illness. She'has returned
to Kingfield after visiting friends on
Millay Hill for several weeks.
Eugene Strickland recently dis
posed Of 20 pigs. most Of them goins
before they we're quite a month old.
The roads in this neighborhood are
decidedly wretched at present.
Dion Hooper. recently in active
service with the 26th Division in
France, was a caller in New Port.
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scure the fact that the main movement

scure the fact that the main movement
is steadily forward.
Where the gain is merely slight and
unconvincing, or where none whatever
appears. the retarding elements are
both economic and political in charac-
ter, and it becomes increasingly clear
that the broader business development
waits largely on the actual consumma-
ion of the peace treaty.
1t is significant. however. that where
as special stress was recently put on
the various uncertainties I'M obstacles:
now the emphasis is on the hopeful and
constructive aspect. and the change OF
. ointment marks a distinct advance to-
ward the attainment of that full meas
ure of progress which seems to tie
plainly foreshadowed.
Definite announcement of the govern
ment's fifth and final wal LOAF has re-
moved the doubts as to it's size and
rates of interest. and not o ! is the
amount of the offering, A.5OO. 00o. 600. sub
stantially less than was anticipated,
thus Tightening the expected drain on
banking facilities. but its terms are so
attractive as to make a strong appeal
to the individual investor.
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RIPLEY

The selectmen have finished their
work taking inventory through town
and have commenced their work on
the town books assessing the taxes.
Carl 4. and Ralph C.. Wakefield Of
Dexter passed the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Wakefield, returning home Sunday
evening. Mrs. Noble. who has been
caring for Mrs. Wakefield during her
illness went to Dexter with them and
returned to her home in Sidney Mon
day.
B. j. Libby of Oakland, State road
inspector was in town on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Alva Stafford is boarding four
men who are pressing hay for Walter
Eaton.
Miss Elizabeth Wakefield was taken
with an unconscious heart spell Tues
day and is very iii.
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e. &M& Agency
Augusta, Maine.

Mrs. r. G. Clark. Miss Clark has
been employed for the past year as a
librarian at South Bend. Indiana.
She has resigned her position in that
place to accept a fine position in Sc
attic. Wash, and will leave town Cor
the West early next month.
The Madison telephone service has
continued without interruption. The
local operators who are members Of
the Union have not as yet received
any word from headquarters to cease
work.
Miss Helen Prince, who is attend
ing business college in Boston. ar
rived home Friday to pass the Easter
recess.
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land lately. Mr.. Hooper, whose
is in North Arson. formerly drove
the stage between that town and
New Portland.
Miss Helen Atwood was home from
the Falls last week for over Sunday.
Harry Hilton of Arson Valley was
a caller in town the last Of the week.
Miss Bina Butler is still helping in
the pQStOflce.
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Wanted-Agents

AGENTS, t40-Sl00 WEEK. FREE SAM
pies. Gold sign letters anyone can put
on store windows. Big demand. Lit.
eral oner to general agents. Metallic
Letter Co., 4S5 N. Clark. Chicago.
"How TO START IN BUSINESS FOR
Yourself" is a little book sent free by
a large hosiery manufacturer selling It's
entire output through special represent.
atlves direct to the wearers. 1t shows
you how to build for keeps M how
are doing. Write for it today. CLOVIS
Knit Hosiery Co.. Philadelphia. Pa
SIGN LETTERS. FOIL AND SPE-
cialties for windows. Genuine gold.
Anyone can sell and put up. $50 a week
easily made. Chicago Sign System, A.
AGENTS! HUsTLERs! MEN OR
no delivering. outat free. Earn SO per
week easily. Home: Chase Co.. MUIR
serymen. Auburn. Maine. aprl6iSt
AGENTS: STRANGE NEW KITCH.
en- tool. Every woman will use % times
daily. Never before advertised. Profits
Thomas Mfg. Co.. 6l1 Post ST.. Dayton.
Ohio. aprl9d1ts
AGENTS-WE PAY YOU $500 AN
Storm Coats. The best combination top
coat and raincoat in the country. Can
be worn IN fair as well as stormy
weather. Liberal commissions in adj
vance. No delivering or collecting.
Sample coal and outfit free. Write to-
day. The Liberty Raincoat Co.. Day
ton, Ohio. apr19, sat,it
WIDE AWAKE MAN TO TAKE
charge of our local trade. $500 to $500
a day steady. No experience required:
pay starts at once. Write today. Amer
lean Products Co.. 143 American Bldg.
Cincinnati. o. a%prl9d1t*
AGENTS: BIG PAY AND FREE AC-
tomobile' 9~1introducing wonderful new
gasoline saver. puncture-proof. five year
spark plugs and other economical auto
necessities. Outfit free. l.. Ballwey.
4S Sta +. Louisville. Ky. aprl9d1t'
$500 PER MONTH SELLING A NEW
| atented Fuel Vaporizer guaranteed to
save up to 500 in gasoline; 40 miles per
gallon made with Ford car. Sold on
m~oney-back guarantee. One sample
free. %Stransky Vaporizer Co.. Puk-
ana S. Oak. saprl9dlts
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Auburn Grange

Auburn grange. No. 4, VIII hold tie
regular meeting Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Circle will meet to work
in the afternoon in preparation for
the coming sale. The supper will
be held as usual and the ladies are
requested to bring food. although
they have not been solicited on &C
count Of the Inadequate telephone
service.
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Wanted-Salesmen

statesmen NEW CARBURETOR
for Ford cars. Simple. not a moving
part, installed in 30 minutes, guaranteed
to double your mileage and start in zero
weather without heating or printing. 10
day free trial. Our st. Louis man sold
400 in s months. Salt Lake City man
made $500 in one week.. Write U. & J.
Carburetor Co., sos w. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago. apr19d1t'
WANTED-SALESMEN BY ONE OF
the largest potteries in h United
States. If You can prove you are a
business getter our proposition will
prove unusually attractive to you. Light
sample outfit. Remittances made week.
~. Write the Royal China Company.
Sebring, Ohio. aprld1t1
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New York Produce Market
New York. April

New YORK, April Is.
BUTTER-Firm: receipts 1913 tubs:
creamery higher than extras 66a@S1:
creamery extras. 80 score, 65a@66; firsts
64l65: packing stock current make No.
2 42aQ43.
EGGS-Steady: receipts 25.342 cases:
fresh gathered extras 453@46; fresh gath
cred firsts, northern section, 413q43s; do.
southern section 41@43; state. Pa. and
fancy 5l@52; state. Pa. and neafby e
merry whites ordinary to prime 1880;
state, Pa. and nearby hennery browns
4Gd47:. do. gathered browns and mixed
colorS 42046.
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Oun's Report
.il 1S.-Dun's tomorrow

New York. April 1S.-Dun's tomorrow
will say:
With all its lack Of uniformity, COM
mercial new gives tangible reason for
eoncOuTa az ement and optimism. and even
the poorest reports suggest no basic
weakness. Considering the formidable
problems Of readjustment it is far from
strange that the contrasts are still pro-
duced. nor do the divergent conditions
In different trades and industries OBJ
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, April IS.
BCTTER-Northern creamery extras
65a@63; western creamery extras 65@65a.
CHEESE-New York twins choice
fresh 37@3S.
CORN-No. . yellow 1S261S4.
EGGS-Nearby hennery 52@5S; western
do. 46@47.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 196-lb. sacks,
12OO@125.
HAY-No. l timothy 36@SS.
O~ATS-Fancy 40 TO 42-lb. sacks S1adSe.
POTATOES-Maine, per 100 lbs. in car
lots. 25O0260.
SUGAR-Granulated, wholesale. 935
per 100 pounds in bulk.
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Business Chances

500 90 SECURES EASILY OPERAT-
ed, attractive business. including sup
plies. Can be worked home. Should
clear $500 month from start. Vaughan
Gill, IS Home Bldg, Louisville. KY.
apr19d1t'
L A r G = CORPORATION WA rs
live district sales manager for wonder
full new rapid selling auto necessity.
Government purchased thousands. Ex-
ceptional opportunity to make big
money. Enormous success. no compe-
tor. garage. $500 to 5000 capital neces-
New York. apr1sd1t'
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New Advertisements Today

W~arted-Men.
Wauted-Ladies.
Wanird-AgentS.
Notwithstanding.
Wautel-4Salesmen.
vented statesmen.
want salesman.
Wan;ed-Salesman
ror S~4ie-Seed oats.
Var sale Gray horse.
Nautei- Special men.
W"nicd- Flat top desk.
Wau;cu-~ales manager.
Tor salc-l'air of horses.
W5nted-Capablc ladies'.
For Sale-Dump cart, etc.
For saIc-Day-old chicks.
Wanted-Mon and women.
FOR S~ale-Sulky pillow, etc.
To demonstrating suite.
Wauted-Words for a song.
To Let-Furnished cottage.
For siI.-Raspberry plants.
For sllc-Two small places.
Wanted-Two hay presSers.
For saie-Engine and canoe.
Wanted-Wor driving team.
TO let-Eight-room tenement.
IN Iet-Two furnished rooms.
10 lct-Furnished apartment.
Tor sale-Pair of young horse.
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AMAN SUCCEEDS IN THE WORK
he likes. Ii you would like a
,oY to travel and to advance, starting
at Sle.N a month and expenses, no age
.ymiI. write for booklet n 162.
Business Training Institute, Bunaio
,SdI,tl
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATE s.
PAYABLE IN

f. a wcrd for I time.
. word for 3 times consecutive.
. word for 6 times consecutive.
e,.ra insertions pro rata.
w. advertisement taken for less
than 25c. -.
Advertising are too small to
nrofitably charge on our books.
Count the words in your ad
and send payment with your
order.
Display advertising on classi-
fed page $50 additional to
card rates.
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EAiLWAY MAIL CLERKS, POST
otfce clerks. carriers, file clerk exami-
nation May 2lst. ssOo-$l2oo. Men u or
over. Experience unnecessary. Per-
manent. American Institute, Dept. I-1D.
Rochester,, ~. y. aprl4-lS-Lo-Hldy o
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LOST


black AND TAN HOUND: AN
"efS 70 name of Jack. Notify X. X.
iGH,efe'd, 100 Main Ave. Gardner:
~. LETT IN STORE OR OTHER
,,I.' budding. gold and pearl handle
~. cha, initial on handle. Reward for
'-'1'h OF same to Journal Office.
apr1Sd3ts
,n't' COLOR TAN. FINDER PLEASE
"',iE j", Geux. Sc Franklin St. Au-
s''t@. ah! receive reward. aprlSd3t~
~ GOLD BOW GLASSES IN DIR.
lr.aLnNF5 case between Child St. and
r''I1i on Monday night. Reward.
'"'f: please leave az Journal Office.
apr17d3ts
=. liable DASCHUND DOG. FIND
&c receive reward, apr17d3ts
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FOUND

aH1ANoE IN BELGRADE STREAM.
ran may have same by proving
tbnrr ny ard paying for this adv. Ar
Aa"l1 Augusta. Me. apr17d5ts
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MAN WITH HORSE TO SELL LARGE
Inc Of Quality First teas conees eH,
istdner or surrounding territory A
grand opportunity for a live wire to
nakc good. Apply by letter or IN per-
son. Grand Union Tea Company, ~
Nam 81 Lewiston, Me. aprAIooI
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Have. You?

been ne of the many who has noticed that beautiful little bungalow that
vas built last NINE n sewal etrset No. 142. If not. you don't know
what you have missed. Well, it's for sale by F. w. 0ipock Now; If you
want a bargain, n Of the eoziest little homes in Augusta, with . large
lot for garden, hens, fruit trees, Strawberries, blaekberies and raspbsrriss
uhey are all .:ere) look at this place. This house will be sold for about
what the lumber est to build it. Now if you are interested in buying .
home don't let this ne pas you. will be OF the premises from 2 to
Saturday, and 2 to q Sunday Call up or look up r. w. 0ipiock for price
and TERMS.
THE HARTSHORN PROPERTY - WESTERN AVE.
Extra big lot, with 2:story modern house Of 9 room and bath. Hard
wood floors, hot water hest. open plumbing, lights. Attractive 4.room
apartment attached, with everything modern. Connecting stable
green house. Owners have gone from the city.
ATTRACTIVE EAST SIDE HOME
Modern house with 9 rooms and bath, hot water heat cement cellar.
electric lights, part hard wood floors, connecting stabis. Price low for i'm.
mediate SALE
SMALL MODERN HOUSE
hard wood floors, garage and a good lot. Splendid trade.
COTTAGE HOUSE
Cottage house and big Iot recently renovated and improved. All tx
ew. 7 rooms and bath, furnace, electric lights, hard wood floors
Lot 1oox1oo Shrubbery and small fruits.
WE DO ONE THING AND AIM TO DO IT WELL. NO PIECE OF
REAL ESTATE TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. CONFIDENTIAL
COMMISSIONS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. GIVE US A CHANCE TO
SELL YOUR PROPERTY.
g. &&& Agency
Augusta, Maine
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An ENpERIENCED LAUNDRY MAN.
apr1Sd3t
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FIRST CLASS EDGE SETTER ON
Union machine. Women's and Misses
G., ~S5owhegan. Maine. apr1Sd3t
Man OK FARM, YOUNG NAN PRE-
a%pr17d3t*
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Wanted-Female Help

WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG.
We write music and GUARANTEES publish.
er's acceptance. submit posms. patri.
s ot.e ~ 1oy Ss q e. az A.. subject S ! Chester M
cago. anrl9dits
FIVE BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES
$500 to 5000 per week. Railroad fare
Co.. Dept. ~. Omaha aha NeS. 'a apris.! Ds e
LADIES: IS A WEEK FOR TWO
hours work z day; A brand new hos
Write VII H for ter%s an aa1 free es ssmp fesm z y all;
mean business. Guaranteed Hosiery
Co.. '421 Cotton ST., Dayton, Ohio.
TWO HOUSE CLEANERS FOR THE
month OF May. Can give employment
until Sept: Extra good pay for reliable
eeaR: Ma Msranac00s Hotel Co., a Ma1sSs:
At ONCE. COOK AT LAWRENCE
KNITTE Rs-EXPER1ENCED on
fine wool and silk bostees. Steady
s stieches most &c f az Ray: wi ssna sss imRoa
Asches & G.: Inc. la4th Street & %
CRoCHETERs EXPERIENCED ON
shawls. Steady homework. Good pay.
Send sample stitches most familiar
with. Simon Ascher & Co., Inc, 134th
Street & I'd Ave., New York City.
a~pr1sd14.'
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work. Good wages. Ocean House, Old
Orchard. Me. apr17d1w
WOMAN FO HOUSEWORK IN AU-
gusta April q. Two in family. man
away at noon. Apply to Miss Marston,
at our office. Macomber, Farr & Whit
ten, Augusta, Maine. ap.17dSt
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-FIat top desk, two rows
Of drawers, Office table, both about
zSx52 inches, preferably oak. Drawer
Z, Winthrop.
apr19d3t"
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$50 A WEEK TO SPECIAL MEN TO
travel by automobile and INTRODUCES so1
ers, dairymen, hucksters. gardeners
contractors, army camps, etc. We fur-
nlsh the auto free. Write TOR oarticu-
Jars. Thomas Mfg. Co., AL fost st,
NaNton. Ohio. dpTISu1l
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SALESMAN EXPERIENCED ANY
Inc. New strong proposition of merit
To- general retail trade in Maine. $500
weehly advance to producers. The Con.
tmental Jewelry Co., GIG Continental
Eldg. Cleveland, Ohio. aprl9dlts
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ere is an up-to-date
Village Home

water heat, cleo. lights, running water,
hard rood floors. fire place. screened
in piazza. bath room, stable n garage.
fine lawn and shade tree. beautiful lake
view. II mile to X. r.. 4 mile to store,
church, postoffice. You can have it at
your price, just make me an offer.
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SAL,EsMEN:- INEXPERIENCE OR
experienced. City or travelling. write
Tor list of openings and full particulars
address: Natl SaleSmen's TT. Assn.
Nan tl Chicagn LII. lpcl9OLLV
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BOY il TO Il YEARS OLD TO LEARN
tie ary goods business. and make nlnl-
self useful while learning: SisaITsto
smokers need not apply: ADDRESS CIy
GOODS Boy, are Journal. aprloo.L
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A REGISTERED O.. I. C. BOAR PIG
and registered Holstein and Guernsey
better calves. Geo. NJ. Rogers. Litcn-
field, Me. apr19d3t*
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TAlLUE'S PREsSMAN FOR STEADY
w9rh. l.. r. Brown. % Main 81. W..
~'iry!.lC, Me. Tel. 266-M. apr1IolM
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SAL.ESME.N, COVERING SMALLER
towns. to sell during spare time. our
social Assortment of high grade
christmas Greeting cards to retail
,radc. Liberal commission. ADDRESS
Nastan Bros. Co.. UStationcry Dept.).
rochester. n, Y. apr19d1ts
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ROOkHI%DER AND FINISHER.
>t,al>- ,,ositio, Guaranteed. South
worth i'TInting Co., Portland. Maine;
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COMMENCE NOW TAKING ORDERS
Tor guaranteed trees and shrubs: New
season. Permanent position. weekly
Jay. Guaranty nurseries. RocneS!sI:
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-19
Statistics Of Building & Engineering
Operations in New England

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