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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
NEW YoRk STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York Jan. l0.-There was no es-
sent!ai change today from the .X-
tremeiy professional and restricted con-
dltlons which have thus tar this year
governed the daily sessions of the stocx
market
The few definite Developments includ-
81 Tile december tonnage report of the
1 = steel Corporation. showing le-
crease Of substantially 800 tons and +.
drop IN call money which was an fair
supply 1T 81 per cent. against the
Week $ high rate of per cent.
An index 10 The markets character
IS afforded by the list Of The days most
active issues. IN addition to United
states Steel. which represented about
- per cent Of the moderate dealings.
other prominent Stecks embraced the
oils. sugars, minor metals and ordina-
rly inactive speclalties.
ttailJ again remained in the back
ground. The few changes being mainly
u moderate concessions. The one strik-
ing feature of that division was Il -
point break u Texas Pacific Land Trust
,,n on sac OF tuli lot At -oo. = nlteii
states Steel was under pressure but ~
gained all but I fraction oi its loss Ak
ne close. when oils ana other favor
ties We're at minimum quotations. Cop
parS, sugars ana prominent food shares
embraced the heavy stocks. these he
Of toDaccos, rubbers. Great Northern
ores AMI express lsSues Stuue bake:
also showing marked hrnness. sales
amounted 10 i5o,U1S shares
Irregu!arity Of me BOND list was oe-
ca:.Cuad by the heaviness nf :nterna-
yiOna!s. particularly the French liUra-
tions, and another set back for trac-
tons. which dropped on the refusal III
thr local authorities To grant increased
fares Liberty bonGs also displayed re-
dictionary tendencies Total sales. par
vaiue. aggregated S7.,1o.,"'. old l. ;.
DEnuS We're unchanged on cal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
WINSLOW

A1.er being closed for several
weeks. services will be held Sunday
a The Congregational Church.
ireacn:ng at 1880 y. N. Dyt the
pastor Rev. q. =. Barnard A com
~ llIun service viii follow Sunday
school at IL 10 4. NJ Christian En-
deavor meeting al p NJ. The lead
er IS Mrs. Roland e. Hutchins.
Services At the East Winslow Bap-
ISL church: sunday school at $50
T. VI. preaching II so 2. W.. by the
nnstor Rev. " r Brown Of China.
Miss Hazel Einck.ey of Dryden
arrived il, town Friday TO resume her
teaching at the Fort school.
cred K Conant mas received word
of the death of ms father at Bright
on. Mass.
Chester Ellis Of Augusta was a
business visitor IN Cown Thursday.
Frank Garland was III Fairfield and
Ehntan. Thursday. on business.
}. Dearborn of Bangor, VINO is en-
pioycd N town. is stopping al Mrs.
Eert Mckennev's.
j i. Iiainey IS confined to the house
by a severa cold.
Miss Florence Giles OF Skowhegan
- a guest If her grandmother. Mrs.
J. H McCr'llis.
-Mr- George z. Paine and Mrs.
'lrlton Dudley. Benton Ave. were
guests Thursday Of North yassa.horo
friends.
Mrs. Laura Mullen and two chill
drcn. after 4 visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Feed Martin. have returned 70 Fair
fr!d.
carlton Dudley IS business vlaj,-
rr IN Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Chadwick Tlsley called
on Winsow friends Thursday, Mrs.
IIslev. who has been principal of the
Sand Hill School for the past four
vear4 leaves Saturday for New
Ham Dpsnirc To- reside.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Jan. 10
mostly Is cents under yesterdays aver
age. Eearlv top l7Sn, ftw above t765
late: Bulk or sales lI4on1760. butchers
I.eoHlIi": light i.ayul1;5 packinG 1909
litv: tnrowoutS iGUH ittsj Eige I6stNIl6S,.
CAITLE-keceIpts 1900. Beef steers
ami good butcher cattle steady; common
COW stuff slow to % cents lower, close
weak; calves steady. Butcher stock.
Cows ana heifers ,,y1iio0: Gamers and
cutters s'S511,j
sti1EP-Receipts 1000 Fat lambs
closed mostly :, cents lower than yes
terday; sheep slow. Lambs: Choice aud
.ancy ltsoul.lc; medium and good liIgg
1855
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
BUSINESS CHANCES

DISCOVERY. MAKES
Old tires new; guaranteed by old estab-
iisfed tlrm TOR additional Jts,1 miles 1T
naii the price or new tires; not I rubber
Retreat; something new and different;
plncturc ana blowout proof: used
throughout entire Europe: practically
new IN America. Men with ability
wanted 10 establish one nr several re-
.FcdiihS stations N YOUR territory.
stations ShoCld 10 Bit; business from dav
doors are open; no experience neceS-
sarN, capital required. S1Up up. Me-
( Cha.. .ical Machine IL Tool Works. - w
SD St. New York City. ian11d1t.
We MANUFACTURE a CARBCRE-
tor for Ford cars which s guaranteed
to give double the mileage over any
other caToure.or ever constructed re-
Of name. make or price.
Money refunded Il fifteen day free trial
does not prove II. EntIrcl. new prnci-
pie. Simple plain tube, not i moving
part Guaranteed 10 start in zero
weather without heating or printing
Tremendous demand. Thousands now
N use n Chicago territory. ReIia Die.
energetic man who ran guarantee sales
nG on demand. can secure exclusive
trrr tory ana VIII easily ret $1,000 This
year No SPECIAL experience necessary
W II also furnish carbl,retors for other
cars III about Sixty DAYS. Frank Crwan,
I09 " Jackson Blvd. Chicago. III.
janlld1t*
PR0STATE sTTF E.REEI To READ
uur announcement tinder nersonai. NJ
drugs. The i.lectrothermal %. 1S)
Harrison Bldg, St-uDenvi.ie. CnIo.
rY,,T1tI1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

TlILORINCi AIiENTS-Ml.N-S MADE
to order suits. Snanpies: best mate
rails Prices lower man others. Hustl-
ers earn big money SprIng line sent
free. Leeds Woolen Mills. Chicago.
;anlldft'
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR. BY
'"nrra! Ma.cn RrmIAe9 ,. tos' On ON,
Is,,,,,.. ,,r,i, fra-. I;at--
lel ''i9, !-;.'.,' $500 Il 3,I-i,i7.
- : y. ---1> :, : :, :
LIFE pF' THE FDt IRE RttSEN Eli.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
New York Produce Market

New YORK. Jan. -.
J!ack New York
Cr!;N-Sput rasv -. reliow C.. :: :
ana 10. ? wlte lG, - eost ana freight
View York.
NATS-Sp,- Steady. st,ntifri ~
"DE![ =, nscitieI: nie"3 5i".
IN ARD--Firrn middle w"9t -,9tiy2iu".
Other articles unchanged.
EET'r !-N-E'irm. receipts >S45 crea n 4
- nIgler than extras -"1Iot; eX'i%>,
~ score. 50 ;irst iIuC. Iack.ug stock
"1Irrrn, make 80. g.
Etii.S-Errn receipts N6,3; fresh gath
arei extraS II. fresh -. 1ercd r"gular
paykel extra :irsts dFuTo: 10. tirst H7't
AS: state. Pa and nearby western hon
nor.- whites fine TO fanc.- T5n7s; state
p.i. ana nearby hennerv white ordinary
W prime f>j7t, 10. arnWl 7Unt" 10.
rathered brown and rnIzrl ro!ors fin-1.
fntTATGE-S Firner Name ~ hs. -
r->n. Long Island 2.!ft@33& View Enri 70
ut,a
rAnF.tCi E,S-Sfeady. Drnish bh. ~
li-n", domestic i15dl5a rad bbi. 51T1"
%TGAR-Raw steady centrifugal.
-oA ne grant.iated 40.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
ROME

Mrs Frank Waugh. who mas been
with Ter mother. Mrs. susan Crowell.
the past week. returned to ner home N
sion Inouti, Tuesday,
Mrs Susan Crowei! remains about The
same.
David Perkins mas been passing few
days with his sister. Mrs. 8 Taylor,
North Augusta.
Mrs. Ber. Mosher, who has been stop
ring with her father during his illness.
returned to her home 5uaday
NJ. ard Mr; Joe Dudley have iost
heir buildings and everything they
contained by ire.
Milford Bickford. who was called TO
III. Vernon by the ser,ors illness his
son Hernon. returned nome Tueseiav.
bringing The .ews has i.is son vas
much better
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

The public nay be excluded from
>'aco City han during the trial cf
Henri n Hall. who is charged with
the murder OF his wife. Mrs. Minnie
-. Han. winch mas been assigned for
trial 1T Saco January IS. il vas
learned Thursday. While no positive
decision has been reached N the mat
.er it is limited that because of the
spanish influenza that it may be de
rided best tn allow only witnesses
ana colr. officials IN the hall during
nc trial Hundreds of people from
oil oarts of the county have planned
70 attend this trial. While the in
frlcnza has not reached the epidemic
stage in this city M to the present
time number Of cases have de-
veioped within few days. and i is
feared if the court room is packed
daily with people the naiady might
racone epidemic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

Intense cold causes ! duilins OF the
sanses. taste and smell becoming al
most nil. The lack Of these Two
senses. seems. however, 70 De very
tind and wise provision of nature TO
a,,,bla the traveller in The cold arctic
regions TO eat all kinds OF oily, dis
agreeable foods like blubber ami fat.
which ara necessary as heat produc-
srs. The effect Of cold on the eyes is
very dangerous. Il causes them first
gradually to close and then to t.eeze
tight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
For Sale-ReaI Estate
TAE STATE FARM AGENCY

Is prepared TO meet all requirements in
tarm property, prospects may b- look
ing for. III almost any section OF MaIre.
our local managers are experienced
farmers. SO you viii sa:e time ana
MONEY oy dealing direct with us Z.
L. worcester, Msr,. Western Ave. An
gusia. Me.
LOCAL MANAGERS
" ". Creation. 20 Madison Ava.
Skowhegan. Maine. Isaac " z,dIeIgtl.
Readiield Depot, Maine.
LAKESIDE BARGAIN
;5-acre lot on Pond Road. Manchester
mile rom car line. inc gruva overAook-
iig CoDDoSSee Lake. Orce Si.C. 65-acre
wood and pasture lot. prite 500 If y.ol,
want i bargain look this over :. =.
Worcester Western Ave. augusta. NJ.
Ianild1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

Boston. Jan. 10.
BEEF-Choice wnole cattle 2862S
RC CTTER-Northern creamery extras
b9an 20: western creamery extras 0e1CeA
cItEESE-New York twins choice
fresh $685.
CORNING. 2 yellow I6861U.
EGGS-Nearby hennery DG&; western
extras TS475
FLOCR-spr.ng patents, lse-lb. sacks.
i0651Ill00
HAY-No timothy 340O135D9.
Handspring 3OG23
OATS-Fancy 40 to 42-ib. sacks. 8a0ox.
PORk-Medium backs $40
POTATO OES-Maine per 100 lbs. in car
lots 20n240
SCGAR-GranuiAted. Wholesale gro-
GERS quotation. 935 per 100 lbs. in bulk.
VEAL-i5fI8
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Jan. 10.
Widespread labor troubles in Argen-
ma. which apparently had parai yzcd
business IN that country, rallied the
corn market today from bearish ef-
fects OF the removal Of the United
states ban on importation of Argentine
corn. Prices closed unsettled, January
l44a and May l25 3-4 to l36. with the
final range as a whole off to 3-4 Up
compared with - hours before. Oats
gained 3-S 10 l Ia. In provisions the
outcome varied from 20 cents decline to
q rise of 3oQ35 cents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
Personal

DTsORTERs. BLADDER
r-oui,lq IN mon; getting ~ .reduent.y
1t HIg1t. poslt.v"-E and r:.n.dit ,,. ,o,ra "r,
4octor= ost4opaths. chircpractors, pa
eica! cuItur. directors -se ~ CASH.
,,sad bv anyone anywhere; no matte"
what %ou have tried or how old me
cese this method Will BRING results
,,,3ct,,,- W,Ite for free illustrated
l'nnxiet ami convincing testimony
y tgrI,'l,.~o+rerr1,:,I CO. 50 HARRISON BidG.
t-Itt -. Gh,n lanIftIi'<
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
Observation-Disclosures

WRITE a sONG-LOvE. MOTHER.
home. childhood patriotic or any sub
ect compose music and guarantee
Send words today. Thomas
Merlin, 20 Reaper Block, Chicago.
Janl1d1t-
TEACHERS DEsIRING POSITIONS
or Advancement should register with
The Cary Teachers -Ageuc". George Il.
L.arrabee. Manager ia Congress street.
Portland. Maine. lan1idlmo
TEACHERS WANTED Now FOR
schools paying good salaries. CaH or
write a: once New England Teachers
Room IS. Y, NJ. =. A. Building,
Portland, Maine. Jan9. tu-th-sat4wks
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSI-
tion IN store: experienced. .. E. NJ.
re- IournaI .anlod3t<
NAN AND WIFE TO Run FARM ..
/ he shares. Mrs. Rachael Meighan. g.
dar Grove. Ne. !an1ooo'
BEE WAN-WANTED TO Buy ioo1
lbs. d Blake. manufacturer OF graft
ing wax. Hailoweii. JanId6t.
TEAMS TO DRAW LUMBER AT Pa
ierYno. Maine. Also, A tfrst class oand
saw t.ler and master mechanic. AZ All
burn. Maine. Union Box 4 Jumper
comnanv. Auburn. Main". jan7d5t
NAN WITH THREE MONTH"; BAK-
IN experience wants POSITION IN oaAefy
or restaurant. AOuCeSs INA ~. -.
- l5. Gardiner, Ne. lanSd6t"
PLCEE FIR BOY OF "A TO WORK
boarr, and clothes and go 20 school; also
bov IF u TO work board. L. H.. i.!ver-
more Falls. Ne. .ilnou1 . '" "
LONG HAIRED CATS AND KITTENS
ali YOU have. Bring them n this we-s
iast call for the winter. This weeS
only. G. L. Wakefield. . Grove ST. Al.
gusta, Me - !aIIoIoI
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT l
have opened my shop TO buiid siens'
wagons. also repairing. Chester Elliott.
POSITION AS SUBSTITUTE STEN-
aerani1er. experienced. law work pre-.
ssrred. T.. care journal. jan3diN-
CHIcNENs. WEBbER & dEwETT:
= n Az deci9dtf
p77Pu. NURSES IN HOSPITAL For
the insane. Apply to pr. 3. Hsnry
Mason. Acting 3upi.. worcester Sta's
Hospital, Rox 81. Worcester. mass.
nv 7-HE SAI.V ALTON ARMY. 5 e.
ana hand cloth e tor men. women ~
.hsis,r.n. dLress ,S Davenport strests
n., sta. Ne. Telephone 6s-M. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
9O-Acre Farm $3.50
With Horse, Cow and

Hens. farm tools. bugs=. harness, 1av,
- ou. potatoes. garden ,"getAbie- ana
dry wood included by widowed owner Il
taken soon. Part down. only y miles
live Il. r. town. creanerI. sweet cor,
eanner-, shoe factory. etc. Machine
worked fields; fenced 5as;urc; trout
brook: estimated several hundred cords
wood. groom house. water at sink, MA
tails 10 see ii pa ye St,-oIts Cata logue
% Strout Farm m Agency. >. washington N
St. Boston.
CMDER AND WOOD LOT N RTCH-
mond. Maine. Alfred Niles Gardner,
Maine. Route No. 10. -a1lod6t'
% ACRE FARM, LAND WELL DIVID-
ed: room house. furnace heat. town
wayer. hardwood floors: bar.i. 70 .ienps.
round sllo. milk sold at door 1r ratalled,
l "a acres Of asparagus. Situntea on
car line 10 miles from II tNerniIl ana
mile from live town Of 'p' Telephone
free deliver of mali. plenty or xooi.
Iarge hennerv fruit trees; run by own-
ar Il years as A milk farm Reason COR
selling, cant attend 70 t.ie same l,rlca
s4l6D. H. L wilson. AnesDury, Mas3,
No broker Jan.att-
W. OFFER Fer SALE THE HARRi
Peterson place on kingsbury street
, ODER, l.t.le home we'll located. owner
is to move 10 another city. bargain
ana .houid sell quickly rhe store ard
tenement a i3 Fremont street IS tor ~aie
or to let. Will c. Atkins. Patten Block.
Gsrdiner 1oraits
THE Lot N. MOI Ri L itEil-
dsnce. No. lls. north SIDE OF Nintnrop
street. Augusta. Maine. tor SAFE 10 set.
rio estare Brick muse 3nu ar2e Iot OF
land deslrabiv located. INQUIRE ot a.
"a C:oddaru. Hotel North. Augusta. or
il r. Williams. Heal Estate Agent. City.
MAY i6at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
LOST

. long, RED MlTTEN WITH FAN
~. ba,l, lost last sunday Il vic.nitE o.
-ta-n HOUSE Please ,eave At Journ !.
Office. -, a.
cp,y AEn WHITE HAT-E COON
rat Finder please notIfv Ms N"Io,. Ne" w.
-, rs wafer St Tai NSW- 73lan5'
.r Or NEAR TIE 'iTY By ll1nlEL
-, rc,,f,a-,, I'd. a sum " money Owner
nI..sa rat1r1 % Irs. Adelia Traiton.
q1eass ,Iounc IA y+etie,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
New Advertisements Today
For observation-disclosures

IoBAcCo-GoOD r. OLD KENTUCKY
,iatnra! Leaf chewing ana smoking to-
oacco Just as Il comes from the far,n.
a triai VIII prove what real tobacco IS.
ID. ooc: lbs. $40; 10 lbs s. ~. most
aid. Address l,ando.ph Tobacon 60.
are ,a;, Standard Advertising Asency St
Lohls NO. janIIdit-
IPkIGHT PIANO, Used But LIT
re. Mrs. Lewis Cheney, 80 Windsor st..
Randoipr. Tel. IN 1aniIuISv
EIGHT NoDT SHOW CASE :3-IZCH
IRON toiter new. store desk 3 ,l!lwe:s
oh e!tner SIDE. y. -. Turner HalIo-
Well Me. Tel. lQ53- NJ after T. NJ
BABY SLEIGH AND ROBE. INQUIRE
of Mrs j. a. Folsom. IS Willow St.
TWO NEW UNITED STATES CREAM
separalors with disc bowl: Will sell
Them AZ a good trade. cash or easy
terms. {. A. Peavey. Oakland. Me.
one HORSE TRAVERSE sLEDs
with body, sleigh, set sprsng tooth mar
rows. two seated wagon. light riding
wagon. cheap for cash, as owner has
no further use for them. NJ. v Daboil.
X. Il. No. II, Gardiner. NJ ial!s.6.%
ONE TWO-HORsE WAGON SLED
straight OK sled, | body for pressed haY.
pung. sleigh. stone lifting ma
chine, -: grindstones. l wheelbarrow,
set .ails. | scale beam. smoothing
f;li on farm. !! II. ilint. Il second
St, Randoiph. Tel. SILL .anydst
COW DRESSING. L. W. CLARK. u
second St. Hail0weiL jan1G6tE
BEST DRY HARD WOOD FlTTED
tor stove. sl+ kinGling Nc. bas. COR
u. Large and small orders prompts
deii' ren has. ". SHAW. Willow
81. eI i-'-h jantu6t~
\ --I4ORSE WAGON SLED ". g
Barrows. Bolton ti!il. I'll 1G2-,l
Two DELIVERY HORSES. YOT Nc.
sound ana good rrivers also three GRO
cery pungs. Merrill Bros. lan.dte
EXTRA GOOD DRY HARD WruJi1
ltted Isd for stow ana furna,-. also ono
ereu in :. II, lengths If wanted. l.. r
Foster lH1-5. ,iec3Od2wA
X Z. L L q Z. K \ T . Z, 7Isii BOX
scales. counters electric Meat ana CO..
fee grinders. meat Dench and block.
Refrigerator show case. j e o p,.r-
TInston, faiiowei. Me. decsdtf
COT PIE. PRACTICALLY EEW ~OST
aoto VII hota wheels ana runners inter-
cnangeabie. Fine for l0-ce.!t service
VIII De sold cheap. Call {. \. Hanson
telephone luSS-J. - SewaI St. augusta
GRAY BIRCH WOOU FOR SALE.
eight foot length. IS cord: ii;teu icr
stove, $40, delivered. Telephone IS :.
icc!l.t.
TWO HORSE SLED INQUIRE OF
Brown hopkins. l. Brl4se 81.
iec20d.t
WOMEN FCk CAPS A FEW
small sizes at reduced prices ,l.ou -
$40. <. Z. Davis 4 Co, Augusta.
JteClSdt.
MEN : Fur Oats SPiENLIIJ
.lne III dog. lorseniae. calf. N1!ao,.
russian lamb. goat. etc Prices 90 o
~. L. {. Da''s u Co.. Augusta.
H.. d [.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11

to Officer Boucher, on duty at that
place. ana said that his stepfa:he-,
Walter Richardson of IL North Man
street was abusing his mother. The
boy was only partly ircssed and lid
on no shoes. There WIS blood upon
MS face, according 20 officer Boucher
who was the only witness When
Richardson was ailTliSned before
Judge Manser Thursday afternoon
ana he said that he had been fighting
with his stepfItnnr. The officer went
20 The Richardson home. ne testified.
ana WAS asked - take the man away,
as ne had threaten 20 kill his wife
ana she feared hat ne would make
good his threat. He mad explained
taat he wonid have 10 have a war
rant for :hat. and h" stayed IT ,he
house while the boy iwora "ut one.
Mr. Richardson declined shortly TO
testifv when querled by Judge Man
s"r. ana was tined $40 and costs of
court. After Richardson had been
arrested an attempt was made by the
persons concerned. 10 patch up their
'rOnbie, but ,Iudg" Manser decided
that It was case Tor the court 20
settle. The Young man reconsiderai
and said thai he guessed one WAS as
much 10 blame i~ hc OF ner.
Clifford Cobb of Poland
clifford Roland Cohb, born in Pow
nal, but who moved 70 Poland in in
fInc". died Wednesday, afternoon.
Tho -crnE man would have been q
r"ars "ld nc Eth of this month. Ha
was graduated from the l',Iand
Fails high. From here he entered
Bats ana thJH vas MS senior year.
H.. MAS made corporal vi mis- squat
lad rs 'iis"harg- papers, given him
u"c. 11tu. showed excellent rank. He
vas Il member If Excelsior grange.
He WIS superintendent of The Con-
g;'nl,atIonai Sundav school at Poland
Center. where he was greatly inter-
,'ei.I. h le1"CS ms parents NJ.
md Mre. Alunzn ''nbb. 1nd one bro
lncr Arriur Enbn. a student at Lea
vItr institute. Sc was engaged 10 be
married to N SIS tIurjorie Partin of
I'aid:d.
Mrs. :. c. Farnswor.t of Portland
Ms Edward e. I',trravor'!i Uf
Portland .iied Wndnesda" AZ h"r
nome MIS- FGrnswurth since ner
marriage with IN" weil-known or
-an.st sone -four yeafs ego. las o"-n
rGp II tA. most .lct!yH members IT
II WomaAS Literary union AMI its
various departments. she mas been
prominent N the Housewives ieagIr
.lUd Vas one If those instrumental n
: !lc establishment Of the soup kitchen
hat vas rIn with much success last
winter .;tp was the widow nj Jonn
IgiIas.i! at the ;.me Df her marriage
wItu Mr. t'lrrIswor:h. Her maiden
namr VAS MISS Emma L. Weich. She
vas born IN Bath - years ago. Be
sides lcr husband she IS survived bv
five children Dv her former husband.
thrne daughters residing n California
tn" Misses Madeline and Hiida
Russell and Mrs. Dorothy league,
Two sons. who reside IN New York.
j bert ana Richard Russell. Mrs.
i"arnsworth's mother, Mrs. John Pal
rner of the Deerlng district, survives
n-.. George Welch of East Ctistieih
$ a brother Of The deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone & Co.

tor STOCK xr, New lyrK Cotton fXS..
Chicago Boart, Of TRADE. port!a-i
Branc1 Office. $50 Middle 5t.. New Eng
!anu Teiephone lSt2. LS2
WM. = t'CHTEg. Mgr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
Cards. Notices. Etc.

1,D- ,-PAM MEDIUM. READINGS
,ia;iv , Capitol st. Augusta. Me. Tal
icTS-M
IRrr- SMITH. MAZE NURSE AND
ole~t-;r Cs,eopatl Hartford ious'..
AUGUSTA. Phone Sql-N isceuILE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
Nav York Money Market

New York. is,n, 10.
Sterling tn-.lay bills t.i33l1.
,nmmercIal fan-siar bills IN banks ;. q.
Commercial S1-day oils Ala. demand
I. ~, cables f..6.aa.
Francs. demand j. s"-, cables J. -.
frailGere. demand ~ cables ~.
Lire. demand ,.u-. .tD.ea 631.
R.hlcs. demand II, cables II nominal.
Mexican dollars -.
Government bonds lleav'
Eailroad bonds irregular.
Tine loans irn. ..uo3.
Call money w"an: n4gh %" =. rnl-
l.,i .t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-11
FOUND

~ a ADRIFr N KENYE.
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Wanted-Femaic Help
|0OK KEEPER
tltrencen 9'r' vino also UNDER
Inrs :ypewriter. Position in one of
|sustas leading stores. Address,
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NILE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
.eFaI aousework. Mrs Thomas \.
i lincoln St. city. jan.tdtt
!.TF. rHE WORDS FOR 4 sONc;-
Ff';" nGsic and guarantee publish
''c'ptaHce. Submit poems. pa
oFo or any subject. Chester
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wees APPS. socks Homa work Good
N44onsocket knitting Co.. l35-5th
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T. T0R 1iENERAL TIOTSEwORk
!. aa .ainllv. Mrs. Il. u. Barker.
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lA"H 70 SEW. GOODS SENT
fI'a - your door: plain sewing;
a-F work, 10 canvasslng. Send re-
hFHiope Lor prices paid. Universal
- !. Philadeiphia. Pa ianIldlt'
! '.,S-'2G. \ WEEK FcR . HOURS
: IA. =, brand new hosiery
s..'r ma, beats them all. Write
'11 4a5 trre samples If you mean
.rsS iiaranteed Hosiery Co.
-I.n lt. layton. Ohio. janIidit'
~ E-"NT BCOkKEEPER Few
. A'1 tar ADJ preferred. Lock
= 'a.ioweil. jan1Od:t
F. -F.N H.RAT1 HOMEWORK
n MI" Mas re good plain
A'ao'H ana neat. Wages Is per
,.p,r Ars K. y. Littletield 20
arrtine. Tel. 4lc. Janlodiw
Ma 20 ;ENERAL HOUSE,
v1shing Mrs. D. H. Dar.-
= 'rts'u--' 81, iardiner
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| 1ieasant. "asv. weil-pai.i
It' liars address, Phelps 4
..t. 20 Andc-son Ct, Port
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Ian state -c1ooi. Salary
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tn.-. NJ. Mrs. Daniel
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Wanted-Agents

TNIL0RTZG AGENTs-MEE7!; MADE
to order suits Snappes;. best mate
rails Prices lower man others 4ustl-
ers earn big money. iDrng line sent
free. Leeds Wooien Mills. Chicago.
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i l8Lc iIRL OR WOMAN FOR
leraI housework. Mrs. Thomas \.
FF.-.,.i!l. ! Lincoln St. city. Jan11dtt
Ell NEE WORDS FOR 4 SONC-
Fr';" nEsic and guarantee publish
''c'ptaHce. submit poems. pa
oTn or any subject. Chester
r. y. &s So, Dearborn. Suite III,
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NE, TOP NOTCH SPECIAL
~Hnnsih.e house. Pays big conf
q. irpn,pGv Write today. Sam
tA sales talks free. No DELAYS.
OIL uinp2nv. Des Muines. Iowa
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- M 10 yMENT BRAYDINi:
1iedSant. "1Sv. we'll pail
liars address, Phelps 4
las. 2ii Anie-son Ct, Port
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-'l JNh son NINE
nusskeeper Call eve-
y Nah Ave. Farm
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sN.-,t TO SELL. ESIRABLE
u. """:aitT line. all retailers
-.l. ~ resuiar. Very profitable
..y...-ut. Exclusively commission.
.-.- .uTanced against orders.
Il tsltoi aid weekly. Address Box
-l@- '..tpids. iowa. janlldlt'