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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

0AunnttAn.
'sTH ST. s',..7 ", mtg 500 oee :.
l,s Bowery; atty. Lawyers a &c; iSS
7ra Av, vs.. iS1tS.;7 Madison .v' mtss
now iil,ooo- Hsysh 5 Hirsehhorn to
nj Title Mort cO. iss Bway. a.sns:
wXRREN ST. 'st.Ro.. sciir to Bo very
Saw Bank. las Bowsry; attys. cadwsl-
10TH ST, is9 EEritle Quar- Z Tras; g to
ew ass st E. e. w W.l h"syi ..'y1
18Th ST. i3-i5 Z, q t-Benj Mosdscai to
MOsd;o,i Really c. 50 %, y .,d :t; a;,y.
Tsw sr MN t' g. to H 1 HON. for
Aged women; atty. L NJ Co, 80 Liberty
47TH sr, iii w.Esus.n. 4 ana Ella Hsii.
man. sxrs. TO Y Title q Mort Co, iss
sisT ST. liai;.,O, W. j mt.., total t iiSSS
~ Mort d Trust Co to Samuel Well,
2ea Lenox Av, ct al, exrs; attys. Well a
II. 5 Beekman st, 2 assns, each. $500
Bronx.
Benz II Mordecai and ano. trus to Benz
tTps, y part; atty. Lawyers mtg Co, $
SAME RRopERTYr-s.ml;.' to same. tru..
SANE gr Pso stsz .sms to Lawyer. M's
WISE Az. :. u isis; St. ';;o1iissii'ssSs
A sf;s PscSns Il ;.G: '; to ..%.
DAILY Av. 9. 6l7.e . lTTth u, Biloxi
lbo.il-Aifrsd H Porter 10 Lawyers MTG
Go. 30 Liberty ct; atty, Lawyers Mtg
FOREST Av, iooo-wm D wasssrmeysr
TO Caroline Becker isss I'd az; atty.
chas A Furthman. I'd Az and i%sth st.
HoUoHroN Av, iiss-Harris Msndci-
baum and ano to Hy Rosder. ITO stsb-
bins av; atty, Title Guar 4 T Co. i7s
Broadway ,.,,,,,,.,.,,.fl
DATHGATE Az. iIss-wm sohmer to
Cornelius Newman. tbSs Park ay; attys,
Sohmer q 8, 81 Liberty. ,,....,...ts.760
LOTS 40 to ls2. map VIM oliss--J C
Davies to John J Matthew. 200 w is0,h
81; atty, Lawyers Co, 100 Broad
10th ST. 5pa E-MAry d MeTaEsart to
Titis and Mtg Co. l9S Broadway;
atty. Title and Mtg Co. 1875 Brosd :.
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panoy October 1. 'Butsr q Baldwin
have been appointed agents.
SILK TRADE TAKES DWELLING.

The 1a6 Madison Avenue Corporation,
controlled by Joseph L. Levine, has
leased through u A. Turner the resi-
dence OF Or. George =. Munroe at 12s
Madison avenue. between Thirtieth and
Thirty-first streets, for twenty-one
years. which will be altered for the use
OF the silk trade.
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IN THE AUCTION RooMs.
lat Il yEsEY srREErI

BY Joseph p. Day,
'Ia IT. ,n M .sd y. .s r..1 t sS;I .G1is
S Trsst &C, Gag az; . II I.ek;Ss q a;
.s. ,,ssSs 40. $3.50; to the plaintiff for
BY l. J. Phillips a Co.
B1RR0w st. 50, (. Z. il.s . ssstord st:
sstMs.foSon say Bank .ni ' .s, Herman ~ n.s
dYsi ,,;i.s;.3i s. Is. 40. 'i,ils.is; to the
The following sales will be held to-day;
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Bryan Z Kennedy.
asnH ST, gag and ,aI .. 50 be. ist and
,sf Il az a. B., e. '.'; s.: Zach +, ': w. i.. i
,.:rHsy ST. IT. , si.i E. near Morrl. .v.
,.s aS az s.' hcs;;' i'sIlio si: also
i;:fh 81. s;c-;i; Z. near FAX az. 50 sty
,.STR sr. ss,.,u II. near Merri, .v. brick
18th ST. "a, u, and s7 z. ne.. 9,
sars .s ale st q L S ' Rapols.. ase
MADISON ~ " 1 s;Is 4 n'. " cor 18th at,
2S.SxSs. atty int and stores-Centrsl
Meyer XuefSaeh, atty; due. sis.siS.si:
taxes, &C. Nso.
lat s,io THIRD AvENUEJ
By Joseph p. Day.
PARCEL OF LAND beg at !. point Of In:
tsrssction Of Town Dock I'd and lands OF
Henry 4 Costsr. containing about s2n
acres; also parcel beg at point formed
81 Of land Of st Joseph's Asylum, con.
tanning about ~ acres; also Y part Of
parcel beg At intersse q land Of !, q :.
land, containing about So acres: except
parts rsleassd-R ] Turnbuil ct al agi
Estates Dew Co ct al: Sayers Bros, attysi
due, Sfi.4sS.so; taxes. &C. s3l,o 900.
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The CrOss-Bay Boulevard
HOWARD BEACH

20 minutes from Flatbush Ave.
3, minutes from Penn. Station.
miles Of water frontage.
Fishing, boating and bathing.
Sand, sus, and fresh air.
All-yoar hornes-bungalows.
City Police and Fire prot ection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-25

There Will be a special convoca-
ton OF Ira Berry Chapter. No. 50.
Royal Arch Masons. at Masonic hail
Wednesday evening, at which time
there will be work IN the P. u. and
NJ E. NJ. degrees
The members Of the Philathe ca
class N the Baptis, sunday school
haa had announced food sale 70
he held ut Asa CraIgs store on
Inesday afternoon. have been oblig-
ed 20 postpone the sale and viii an
nounce new date later.
Tuesday evening, Feb. %. the Wo.
mans Benefit Association connecte cd
with Warsaw Tent. X. O. T. NJ. will
entertain the members Of Warsaw
Tent. X Q. 7. ", and their ladies'
IN PERKINS hall. the occasion beinE
the installation Of officers for the
ensuing wear
I4aForest E. Graves Of Sprin9rale
a former resident OF this town. vas
here Monday on his way TO Hart
1and. where he was called bv the
serious illness Of his brother, Lewis
Graves
Inc entertainment event Of the
week will be the Athletic Carnival.
70 De given by the Maine Central In
stItute Athletic Association, which
occurs at Union hail. Friday and Sat
urday OF this week An ail-feature
program has been arranged. inc,ud-
ing basketball games and varied in
door athletic sports. Selections by
the school musical clubs will be a
feature and the presentation Of Lit
re Lord Faunteeroy, by Miss Edna
Fisha', teacher Of eiocution at the
institute. is looked forward 70 as one
OF the hest numbers during the car
nITal. 4 farce. Pas New House
keeper. VIII be presented by the
students lnd promises 10 make 4
great hit
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings n A
the Leading Stocks

New York. FeD. ca.-The most popu-
lar reasons assigned Tor the further
general advance OF prices in the stock
market today were indications Of res
toration III part AT least OF pubic con-
ridence
The accession OF outside nteres;
seemed 10 De founded largely on tie
decision Of the government 10 issue
short terms notes instead of long
time bond loan. better trade reports
and other events which until recently
ooscured general .inancia. and indus
triat conditions.
Apart from these Developments it has
become increasingly, evident that con-
sentative as we'll as speculative inter-
ests have discounted many factors
which contributed 10 the depression i'm
mediaieiy after The signing of the arm
istice
Most of the stocks which forced last
weeks market TO higher levels were
again to the fore today. notably rup
bers. motors. oils. tobaccos equipments
and speciaities
The features were Eeily-Spring:ie,tl
Tire. Goodrich. United States Rubber
and General Motors at gross gains OF
three 20 six points; Mexican Petro-
leum SIX points. 2umatra Tobacco six
and Baldwin Locomotive four The lat
ter scored most Of it's advance IN the
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New York Produce Market

New York, Feb =.
Fi-nt R-unset;lel. spring aatent;
.'"H 40, spring clears ,,Jaa;Q. winter
4l-CH
WhEAr-spot steady 80. : rel "a,
CORN-Ste4dy No. ve.low ana "a,
:, wh!tc Il. - cost aud freight Ne-.-
99ATS-apo1 steady standard %.
~. ~ + y r I'm mess tsopn4s5o tamly
.ARD-Firn middle vest $500 $3.50
IALI-o N-~teadr- city snecia! loos..
COTTON SEED oII-Qu.et. arme
summer yellow -!yo
81 L II R-t irf!er. receipts .6pi LIDS
creamerY higher shan extras 5,,ll;... do
extras . score. 5Ssa54: irs,s t.,a::.
FackIng stock current make No "a.
EEtiS-trreguiar. geceipts 2isS3 ase..
ireSh gathered -xtras ion43a fires 4
gathered "egu!ar packed extra .irs.s n
a4.4 10. irs,s +nini1&, state. "a an.
"eaTby western hennerv whites line !
ne I'd" sta,e. "a. ANA nearby mem
H-r-' whites ordinary 10 prime ;efi5a.
state Pa. ana nearb'' hennei-, .lrgwns
'ffi45; 40. gathered crowns and nike
colnrs u a4-
POrAT0ES-steady: Bermuda :naa
20 Maine ~, lbs. 81 1875 New Yor.
'-on$.o western 3-5st3775: Virginia nl!
aD'U35o sweets. Jersey basket i..1:yn
fc!awa.e ana Marv.and 10. basket
2.('m.s5
AiE-Firm Danish Per ton .l}
4.-ir: req per ION SOtuituV
GAR-Raw steady centrifugal
. reflned steady; cut loaf $50. crush
ed lU25 mould A 40: cubes q75 XXXN
'ated ana diamond \ 90: confectinn-rs
\ S.i. No ! so "
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fina hour when pr:ces II general wee
reac'ing one 70 tnree points
The demand FOR rails vas The most
AIRED OF any recent period canadian
fac!nc ed Al 4 gam Of ) ~. other Pa
clncS also graNgers and eastern ISSUES
rising one TO Two points The rnor,er-
ate reversal AT The close vas primarily
dug 10 the advance n call money TO
per cent Tor mixed collateral Sales
amounted 10 ST'.~l shares. a record so
Ear THIS wear
Liberty bonds we're active and strong.
toreign issues uuil and the general rail-
way and industrial list. Virginia Is
-osing L Per cent. Total safes par
value. asaregatet Ii .Z15.,Up Old INT
I'd states bonds We're unchanged on
call.
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FAIRFIELD
Newton chalmers

a %c.N pretty Wedding was sol
emnlzed SATURDAY morning AZ he
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Silas Chalmers
When 'helr daughter. Miss Jennie
na'iners became the bride oi Sher
man Berc" Newton Oh Skowhegan
Rev z. II. Holman was the otf,ciar
ING clergyman. using he single ring
service. A reception vas held in Vie.
evening !or me immediate family
ANA trends Of the bride ana groom
MI ANA Mrs. Newton viii make THAR
nom IN Skowhegan ror he pres
en..
i lance viii be held his evening
~ tn sta: theatre under rha ans
pices ~ me Ierr"meering Cub. Nh
SIC Will ~ furnished BY Sussman's
orchestra
me yarn committee will De AZ the
Red Cross rooms this afternoon fo,.
the distribution Of warn. There Will
be 20 sewing.
MISS Corene Baker j. VERY iii al
me nome - her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Baker with dn,,Die nu-I-
mOn,a
Charles Young who mas neen :.
guest at he home oil MS cousin. Mrs
Leander Young. has zone 10 B,1ru-
ham. where he will visit a rev tiays
before returning to his home IN San
FRANCISCO. Calf. Nj. Young has JUS,
received mis- discharge from serv;c+..
having made several trips 70 France
on the I. $. :. Pasadena.
Mrs. Glilfred Calwell mas returned
rom North Arson. where she .ias
been passing a few DAYS with friends
Eastman Webber. who has been
passing lew days in town with his
wife. has returned 20 their nome in
New York
J. Archambeau of Portland was in
town Yesterday on business.
Invitations have oeen issued Tor a
lance 10 oe held at the Benton Grange
nall Thursday evening. Feb. s.
Phillip Rivers Of Belfast IS passing
few days in town with TRENDS.
Miss Gertrude Gerald. who IS en-
pioyed IN Augusta, ls IN town called
here ny the illness Of her mother. Mrs.
James Gerald.
Miss Alice Eelisan mas returned from
Clinton. where she was the guest OF
Miss Natalie Monk
Lester Choate of Lisbon Fails 3 in
town. called here by the illness Of ais
father. Charles Choate. who suffered
an III turn saturday night. Mr.. Choa,s
was resting quite comfortably a. this
writing.
Mrs Frank Chagnon mas gone 20
Skowhegan to pass few days with fer
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pouiin.
Mrs. James Gerald IS very i'll at faer
home IN Benton. A trained nurse IS
caring for her
Mrs. Myles Spinney of New York is
passing some time at the home OF her
husbands parents on West street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Copeland anu
Mrs. Dora Clark Of Albion were in
town shopping yesterday
Judge II. H. Brazzsll was in Bing-
lam yesterday on business.
Desire Baker, who ID employed a,
Portsmouth. ". H.. ID passing = few
days in town With relatives.
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Boston Stock Market


Boston. Fen "A
BEEF-Choice whole cattle y.
HCTTER-Northern creamery extra
ga $50 western creamery extras 523Q53
CHEESE-New York twins choice
fresh Sass
CORN-No > yellow l54al56
EGGS-Nearbr hennerv ;5d56; wes.-
ern hennerv extras Gn5l
FLOCR-Sprng patent. s-ih. SACKS.
I0751llSo
HAY-No timothy 2OdS2.
HANDSPRING 313l
OATS-Fancy, 40 to Alb sacks. y.
a7s.
PORK-Medium backs $3.50.
PCTATOES-MaIne.p per 100 lbs N car
lots. lS511b
SUGAR-Granulated. wholesale. ~
per 100 lbs.
NCAL-iGdl4
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Fen y.
3OGS-Receipts 81 DOO. Market fully
- cents lower than yesterday's aver
age Estimated tomorrow $500 Bulk
OF sales i.i1al.5: butchers ii554 1872,
lign1 l1@25dl.6p: packing l67o1l75o; tn ow-
outs l575nl625 Pigs: Good 70 cnoice l4Z5
d,o5d
ana butcher cattle and feeders mostly
> cents over: calves and Gamers
Stead". Estimated receipts tnnorro y
l3 90
SHEEP-Rec-iptS 5000 FL. amos
generally STEADY: BEST here 1910: sheep
earrings ana feeders strong. Estma-
eu tomorrow i+.0W
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OAKLAND

AZ me regular meeting pf Cascade
Grange Sa,Irda- evening the iirs, and
second degrees we're conferred on can
didates. after which the following sslor-
program was presented: Singing Of
America nv grange: vioin solo il>-
Edith BROOKS: recitation. Mrs. rharles
Wheeler. duet Mrs VIOLA Oliver anu
Miss Edna Ner~. rac:tatiun II. Her
som. singing star -pangied Banner.
by he grange. Next saturday evening
The chairs Will be filed By members
ot Benton range and he third AMI
fourth degrees will be conferred tol-
lowed by A harvest supper
Rober. Scott SUPERINTENDENT 81 the
Cascade WOODEN mill. mas returned from
risit With his 0rother William scott
Of Madison
Wallace Iudk.ns OF Portland was
Weekend guest OF trends N town
Miss agnes Ca riner. domestic sclen, e
teacher n he public schools. who mas
been Il the pa Week IS able 10 e
sumo her duties
Edmund Perry mas returned rom A
week END visit VITA his father carries
Pelrl ~ Smlthneld
Mrs. Edith Millett returned 20 ne-
"oli; Monda.' al tie Cascade woolen
mill after a months absence on ac
count or illness
Miss GLADYS Phillips Of Madison was
q "eek-Snd guest az TIE home o. MIS-
2aroara Foster of Water street
Tie ladies' Ala OF the First Baptist
cn'lrch VIII hold a sale Vi rood and ICE
cream ~hursdav af,ernoon a1 TIE ihur,,
vestry
MISS Helen F4rwelI 81 Augusta. wao
1rs been visiting relatives IN Madison.
vas week END CUES, o. aer aunt. -
Wellington Ell:
TIE Fidelity , ass oI the Free Ban1s:
ehurrh w.il meet 'rhirsdav afternoon
al me nome OF Ms sophia publicovor
on Fairfield street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Penney and
son Paul who We're weekend guests
pr Nj Penney mother Mrs Elsie
Penney have returned q their home
in Lewiston.
ABOUT thirty BOYS ANA girls of the
Baptist SUNDAY scnunl under The
leadership Of Mrs. r. A. A. killam at
tended The Junior Rally at the an
nual State convention OF the Chris
ION Endearor S0cletr in Watervii,e
Saturday afternoon
Jonn Johnson. VINO has been visit
ing relatives III town. mas returned
10 his home in Oldtown
Mrs. Theodore Bragg has returned
from a weekend visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs. w Z. HazeIt!ne Of Dexter,
Mrs ttazeit!ne. who has been quite
III the past week with an attack Of
bronchitis, IS improving slowly
Leo Damren of Camp Devens is
passing short Through at the home
of ms mother. Mrs. Lillian Damren
MI and Mrs. Charles Bialsdeil are
guests OF Mr.. Blaisdelrs brother, Err
nest Bla.sfell of Dexter. for a few
days
Mrs. Longiey OF Pitsfeld was
week END guest Of Mr. and Mrs Jay
Scrlbner IF Church street
Mrs. e, II. Wheaton and Mrs. Sar-
gle Warren of the Free Baptist
church attended the annual S<ate
Convention Of the Christian E.ndeav-
or Society at Waterville Sunday
Elmer Trask. who is employed in
the Cascade Wooden mill. has gone
TO his nome in Cornville for a week
on business.
Percy Butterfield has returned
from trip TO his cottage at Moose
Pond. Hartland.
Mrs. Raymond Carter. VINO has
been visiting friends in Lewiston for
a few days. was guest Monday Of
Mrs. LLOYD Sawtelle on ner way to
her home IN Norridgewock.
Mrs. Ross Baker IS visiting friends
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago Fen Il.
Corn averaged higher in price today
owing CHIEFLY 20 The scantiness Of tIa
crop movement and TO predictions OF
unsettled markets. The market cit $40.
unsettled ! cent off 10 | cent up with
May - IA to "a 3-S and July ll9 - 10
lI9 5.8. Oats inlsned - cent down -
A ike advance. Provisions gained -
t.-ntS to :. cents
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New York Money Market

New YORK. Eco =.
sterling t0-!ar oils 90
omTnerc:al Oddly hills on 4aun. IA.
= commercial 6o-dar bills ~. tenant
40 %, cables ga 7-iG
Francs demand -. cables -.
,'uiders. demand tli, cables i.
Ire. demand 6,c5'. cables So.
l;uoies. demand -. cables Il nomina.
Mexican dollars -
Government bonds ir.n.
Railroad bonds IRE guiar.
Time loans strong: - ana ~ davs 80
i. SIX months 544S
all none strong nigh T. low u r,Il
ng rate u, closing bid 3 offered at
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EIectriH
Your
Phonograph

1t takes but a few moments TO
attach the Electrola or Electric
Motor with automatic light
and switch to your machine.
No more disagreeable winding.
broken springs and other trou-
hles.
Makes your photograph play
steadier. giving a clear tone.
Just attach to any light socket.
Costs but a trifie.
Free demonstration at vour
home. Call Telephone 994-J
OF Dennis Music Store.
febG5eod3t
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LOST

AT EAST EASsALBORO ON 10 A. N
electric rom Waterviile Sunday Feu
10. small BACK leather bag. Notify ad
dress on card inside or w care Gi
Journal Reward .anZ5d3
BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND GAR
diner i Gasp ooc!letoook containing
money fteward for return TO Madeline
Blair, Route -, Gardner feb2dst'
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T HAllOWELL-T STORY

ana naif house. L. rooms. centrally To-
cated. Desirable for ooarders Three
minutes walk from electrics Price
reasonable. Farm on Outlet road nile
dna mar out. House. large barn. me
fleids for cultivation. young good Dear
ing orchard. About 90 acres altogether
S-acre wood lot near Price reason
able Edwin Burieigh. Journal ONCE.
FaD2,eor2 n
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone & CO.

1on Stock Exc. New York orion ~
chicago Board Of Trade. Portland
Branch ONCE. $50 Middle St. New Ems.
and Telephone 1852 1858.
WM. II PORTER. Np-
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F[ASS|f|ED AO
[RATES
I4yABLE IN ADVANCE

.o,o -or ) time.
,-, .or } times consecutive
..9 for 5 times consecutive.
,ser.;ons gro rsta.
,s..r. semer, taken for less
ian =.
5arres Tor this class Of
!, er,i>lns are too small to
[,urab.y charge on our books
aunt ne words in your ad
.a,d payment with your
F4sr.
1,.o,a IN ertisin. on ciassl-
!, ,arc = additional to
J ID r,i'c~.
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D. |. Rysom, Farm Agency
rs water Street Augusta. Maine
Farming s the me IN Dc of living.
For Sale-Real Estate

CHANCE OF A LIFETIME HOME
ana income. too. broom house. fur
nlsned or unfurnished. Ss5 per mo. IN
come beside 5 rooms for Yourself Rea-
son selling. going away Address In
come care hennepec journal.
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Read This Ad Then Talk About Your Bargaias

Just s.
o"rer will
boxes double
poss shingles light pole horse rake potatoes lot Of
small
ON. cow dry and two corning and getting SOC h. This
Of week.. milk the
calves and which $4,000
rho will
$4,000 Of
4 hns property for
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The
Ever-We lC0me
Visitor

For over ninety years the Daily
Kennebec Journal has been the
chief spokesman Of Kennebec and
surrounding coun ties.
It's long career of usefulness and
service has had a powerful in
f1uence for good on the lives and
characters of its readers.
The faithfulness with W h C h the
news is presented, the sane and
helpful Interpretation Of the press
ing problems Of troublesome times,
the uplifting word of encourage
ment for every worthy cause. pub
lie welfare, civic betterment and
community development, h as es-
tablished it as one of the pern1a-
nent institutions in Maine homes.
Today at least 5000 Maine fami-
lies depend upon it for inspiration,
information, advice and entertaln-
ment.
In variety and interest Of careful
ly sifted news no paper in the State
can surpass it. It's influence makes
for better home life, better bust
ness life, and better community
life.
To be Journal reader is to ldenti-
fy yourself with one of the most
influential and at the same time
one Of the least expensive means
Of self-advancement and self-edu-
cation at your disposal. l..
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Nanteu-liaie Help

rr,.AB.l MIDDLE AGED MAJ
.r. NJ .--r NJ ne month. Apply
;oy7. lar liner. Maine. X
feo.2d3t-
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Who naIIowed
BarQ aims?

E rnere are no bargains IN Augusta Resi
Estate market today. Blu, Wana e
Diplock mas some of the best trace
and small houses For homes al ana n
vestinentS. Today is the day TO DIV 4
nome. Today is the day TO buy an n
Testment. Today IS the day 70 paw =
little down and a little each !nontn
Eestment. T ". Dlpiock. - North ST..
or lS Water St. feb2,dt ;
FABIEE COTTAGE-THIS REArrr-
fui and well known cottage situated at
the outlet Lake Cobbossee all nicely
furnished. including dishes ana coonins
Utensils nice range. large double We
randah. sleeping porch all screened n,
nice we'll IF pure spring water: his cot
taEe viii accommodate eight people
NICE shore frontage. good fishing aad
boating. u large boat house A nice nd
tor boat. also a piano IN fact every
thlhg goes ana II s AL n nice repa. +
inside ana out. The owner IS about -
maze a c-l1-nse At once and makes this
low price. s14Q0 takes everything: do
not DELAY E. F Rice, Real Estate. Az
susta. Ne. Tel. lo6l- " teblSd.?v
COY VILLAGE HOME. sOUTf.
ThomaSton. about .ni.es from the CIV
Of Rock.and. Maine state road. :
room mouse with ce,nented cellar, largr
barn and shed connected with haAse
all n COOL condition. water at sink. !.
acres gOOu garden idiit ana ~ trllt
trees. large frontage on street. UaC.;
Of lot BORDERS on river. nandy 70 stores
post office. school anu church. Viii sell
direct TO pure naSer At a real oarga'N
$50. Full particulars OF + ". Co
ins. owner Is North Main st!ee.. Roc.
land Maine. fsbl.d..."
1864 GREEN ST. TWO FAMILY
house. hari wood ioors electricity wa
Ter. good paving p--operty. big bargain
to close est..te. InQrire at IS So. Chest
nut ST.. or Jonn L. Wright. Wiscasset
feDi0d4wh =
OR RS LET-STORE OE BUSINESS
street. Winthrop. Maine WI maze
suitaoie store fo- any mercantile bus,-
ness Apply az Augusta Trust Co Az
Jan3il,t
TO The HoMESEEKER
Stop paying rent. own nome of ,~u5
own. I have - some good trades N
modern homes in Augusta or Iial!oweli.
Also :. good list OF farms. Office At
house. +f child ST. Tel lQSl-W t. !
Rice, Real Estate. Augusta. Ne.
;ar30dlmo
THE LOT NJ MO x L !. l.E-l-
oence. No. 10. north side OF Vinthrop
street. Augusta. Maine. tor sale 20 set
tie estate. Brick nouss ana large 10; vi
land cesIraoiv located. Inquire OF A.
u. Goddard. Hotel North. Augusta. OF
l. T. Williams. Real Estate Agent. CAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

POSITION AS HOCSEKEEPER ON A
farm by woman with little boy yrs
Permanent position preferred and pleas
ant home; small wages References
given. Mrs. harvard Monmouth Ne
K. E. D. D feb25Q3i