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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
TROY

Clifford Rand and Elmer Moore
have been discharged from the army
ana have returned home, Rand mas
leen doing guard duty in Wisconsin
ana Moore has been with the army
IN France
Mrs Rowena CARY came home
Saturday from Boston where she
passed a month IN visiting.
Miss Evelyn Reynolds is employed
at the home Of Roy Stone.
Lester BaEiey Of Lewiston was IN
town recently % see lls Uncle Thorn
as Caver;y. who is in failing health.
Mr. Bisnpp anu family from New
Hampshire are occupying the Stone
farm III West Troy.
The school at Green's Corner WIS
closed all Of last week because Of he
illness of the teacher. Mrs. Flora
Myrick.
CEN-ER-Heber SeAver has
moved 20 the William Barker place
which he recently purchased
BENJAMIN Bennett has bought the
George Ward place recently vacated
by Heber Seaver.
Elmer Moore arrived home. FRIDAY.
from France.
Mrs. Chalmers. teacher Of the
Center school. passed the week end
at her hocne IN Albion.
Fred BRgiey and family u Detroit
are the guests Of his brother and sis
ter at the Center.
Rev. William Be-r;Tnxn will hold
services at Cooks schooihouse next
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock and
the Sunday school will Ne at one
O'fipck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
ST. ALBANS

Ma, Eining. young son Of Frank
Ninlng wnlle at play II a neiEnnor :
t,arn fell ana nit fis noSe against
d timber with sufficient force 10
crush IL II - healing fast and he
will soon ne looking for more adven-
ture.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r Emery r.
turned Monday from Flor.ua where
they tassed the winter
Jesse stone i. A r. man went
- Bottom for he review If ne 18Th
Division.
Mr.. and Mrs. H 9. Prescott. re-
turned Monday from a vlsit 20 Mil
ION. Mass Their daughter Mrs 9.
A. Robertson who was in the hos
pital for an operation was able 20
return 10 her husband and family
and seemed 20 ne on the rad 20 COM
piete recovery.
Mrs.. Charles Mower returned Mon
lav from visit to relatives in
Brewer
Mr.. 9 A. Batcheider returned
Wednesday from visit 10 New
York. Her sister Mrs. z. J. Ruiifsscu
and son Russell came home with
her.
Visit from her Grandmother Mrs.
Grey If Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Z r Mathews have
returned from Il trip ~ Ridlonvfiie
where they attended the wedding Of
-lesr m FLOYD Mathews and Miss
GLADYS Bonney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

rnsnt after passing a Few weeks II
ler home
Mrs. Helen Vort hing visited ley
cousin Mrs. Wallace -Ibpy n albion
d. few DAYS recently.
Anthony CooInps mas zone 70 live
with his son and wife. Mr. ana Mrs-
B. E Cuorubs II their new home.
e 4. Dunn IS putting Il plaza on
me house and making other improve
-nents.
Mrs James DiusIno-e entertained
II a luncheon May a the Misses Ida
md Edith PiEkna-,-. Mrs Fora Clark,
Mrs. .. w WoI-nlng ana Mrs = r.
DOVE
Mrs. Angie -opev mas t'+-n quite
II hut ls better
Lester Perkins anu Charles SABINE
arrived 1T The station rom OVERSEE
SErr--rI~1-
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medium and heayy veiehs chssao -
Prime nsoa2o: ms1ium a1A - -
wv; common and good uo06zxS: NG6l
weight good and choice Ix5o6T70e: com
mon and medium 1GSRa5ss: butcher cat.
he neifers T7sql&Se; cows 7500lxS; can.
ne9s and cnttass 01e7K: vsai catV0a
light and handy weights l4S@1zy: feed.
12Ea
SHEEP-Receipts li.00o Market most.
" ID cents 10 5 cents lower; TAT wooded
lambs lSS5: int snorn lambs 1WD: Cali.
lorna spRf1D lDeA EstinAfoa to0s1.
1855: 8 lbs. up If8Qa1ss: calls an e.
nun lAoe1fB: sprtngH l00DQM6o: year.
Ifnes wefhosI 1si54310e: SW0a ne1tu1
good and choice -@&1s5e; cr,ls ana com.
mon 600@12X
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naTaGit

friends and relatives n Lowr-
Mrs Grace Chuate and son u Bath
are guests Il I-s. Isabel Dodge.
Earle Norton u Winsiow WIS
Thursday a vIsitor Of lis sister Mrs.
Chr1granel E. Piper.
Mrs Daisy Whittier Of Jefferson Is
at J. w Frenca's.
George r. Rawiey has purchased Of
L P Weever Il walled IN ten acre
field.
tiarrv Sampson If Lewiston was d
2ruesr LAST week NJ relatives IN town
Saturday. May ., Ny. and Mrs.
Laa-1on Viewer cosrrrrd the 55th
anniversary If their Wedding. They
received .ei.ers and posi- CARDS wish
Ing them many happy returns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

stock 3ds-. Nav 7th.-The beef cattle
narke, early n the morning was sharp
ana active. with pr1ceo recetved On
s .assd l;s. well na,ntatnsd- s.Ppties
ING weak. On arenD lots. showed
siiSnt 3vefAge advance "a the better
grAose- Hogs were IN modae1ie sl4spiy
ana SOLD n tn same rAnoD ~ In the
The niics, Gov narhss was mr &C.
I'VE than \ week ago and the haG& milk
srs sold at higher prices. Fancy Eraded
COVE sold up 20 $50. good mixers from
sUGlA6. with the cheaper grades SELL
Sales of Beef cattle-veai Calves
Hogs: Otis Il Forbush sold cows. ESQ
lbs. at PIC and IS of. = cows. zS8 lbs.
al lie, cows 31ee lbs, al lie. and 5 on.
COW. 1bao lbs. at SAC. COW. $50 lbs. Al
a, &c. COW. al size. COW al SC. COW.
At &C. COWS, $50 lbs. at &C. and :
COW. al &C. and 81 OH; 2 calves erpYn
7:a15c: ana 70 hogs ~ lie. Yac and Dc
bologna cow. a, &c: 81 cstves. II lac:
and 800 hogs. At nc J. W. BROOKS snid
Is cattle from 51sc: ~ calves al 12Ac:
and z hogs at 1Sc. D. Simon sold bull.
1seo lbs, Al e bull. 10 lbs, At lie:
Is COWS. 1880 lbs. al lie. COW. s7e lhs-.
az &c; 80 hogs. 1900 lbs. al s.6Oc. and IL
hogs. 200 lbs, al 1s.4ec. r. D. Pickett
sold extra fancy Hereford bull lss0
lbs. AZ top prlce raised by van-Cari,
White Rock. Me-: Is calves. at lie: ana
e hogs. at Dc. r. L Worrnen sold Is
calves at 13c: ana L hogs. at aOc. "A.
NJ. Bags sold COVE. av. 1850 BIS, RI
SIC. 20 COVE. at 7ac. and Is Gamers. Ut
5ac: 10 calves at lSc- Y A Hanson sold
:. calves al 1sc: and 100 hogs. at Dc.
Waiter Gleason sold steers. ay. 800 lbs.
a, l1Sc: - calves at &c; and 70 hogs Al
2ec- PUTNAM Bros. SOLD y cattle from
6et9c
Mich Cows: Putnam Bros sold y
COWS rom sS5u1&- Y. A. Hanson SOLD
10 COWS al s1G each. and cows at Slvp
each r. L Wor-neu sold 2 new ,nilcn
COWS from s.5MI3s. R. D. Fickef, sold
u cows from S15@1&. J. ". Brooks SOLD
& cows 1-on s6S@l30. E G. Piper sold
y COWS from E5miG. Robert Commons
sold 10 COWS from S160dr2u,. z u.
-hornpsor sold ; -ancy cows al $50 each,
COW. al $3.50. and l COW, al SIS.
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SOMERVILLE

Raymond c. Beale II North White
field. superintendent IF schools. was
n town Monday taking the school
census
J. s Hayden went 20 Dexter
"Wednesday for a few days.
T. A. Turner hauled potatoes %
the potato house at Weeks Mills
Wednesday and Thursday.
Guy L. Rainsford " Bangor WINS in
town Thursday IN the interests Of the
Victory Liberty Loan.
MI. Sadie 3. Mcdonald and Mrr.
Lila Bcyntcn went 20 Augusta
ThuTn6ny.
C. W Evans went to Readneld,
Saturday TO vistt hiS daughter Mar
gueftte.
George A. Giidden q Palermo ana
Daniel Iisler Of this town were Sun
day at the Turner home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
WINDSORvH.LE

Miss Sara Sampson Of Augusea
was Thursday . guest Of her mother
Mrs. Eugenia sampson.
l. r. Viewer recently purchased
a 15-acre field Of Samuel Lyon.
DR.. J. E. Odiorns Of North White
Geld was in town On busansm Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. z. Avery II Jeffer-
son were Friday riEitors If friends in
town.
Norman York a student at EfBlkfne
academy was at home over Sunday.
II is reported that Hnfus Colby n
Copperr Mills has purchased the
Sswali Peasiey homestead.
Nj. ana NH. Hsasy Caa0ha uI
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WAYNE

Wayne Lakes Graphic" a month
~ paper published BIZ Rev. z. S.
Longiey pastor Of the Baptist church
commenced its first issue May l. It
is published IN the interest Of tbs
churches. the local news. adverris-
lng and news Of the day.
Frank Gortaan 10 sefiousiy IN with
hardening ~ the arteries. His
daughter Mrs.. Whiting from Strong
is helping care for him
A. l. Dee91nE ana D. 9. Clement Il
tho Farm bureau gave Q oeEnOnStfo-
ton in spraying. pruning and graft
ing at the farm Of c. 9. Colt recentiy.
The boys who have been dis
charged from service are gladly wei
coined home Alton Jepson Of the
aeth who was twice wounded IN
France: Phil Bradford from over
sens and John Bradford from Camp
Trare.n, Texas came home 6asur-
day.
Nj. and Mrs AbneF Wing who
pasoed the winter with thefr nm
Earl at Bath returned home last
week for the summer.
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WINDSOR

WECT-Saruriay at O'Clock a
boys ana girls meeting viii De held
al the church.
The North Windsor church united
with the Friends church at South
China Sunday afternoon and even
ing, Sunday being the last Of a series
Of meetings which nave been well at
tended.
Friends of Mrs Minnie Merrill are
sorry 20 learn OF her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCurd;. with
their daughter ana Mrs. Sullivan and
child recently arrived at the hums-
stead for an indefinite time
Harry True one If Windsor soldier
boys GaInt ll.ne Tuesday. where he
VIII tahe = rest for one month or
longer. George CasweII VINO IS N
augusta IS expected home later,
d. [ Carpenter WIS recent call
~ al LIS farm.
Edward Casey is assisting George
Toney about MS farm work.
Mrs. Lot Jones # Augusta vas i
VISITOR u hey sisters. Mrs Hiram
Pierce and Mrs J. 2 Pierce last
Week. Miss Beatrice Pierce WHO has
employment Il i.4e Swift. Holmes Ca.
Augusta. as sienpgrapher was Sat
uruay night ana sunday CUES, NJ ner
parents Adr, and hrs. :. =. Pierce.
Gertrude Malcolm VINO is s1enog-
-apner n me Central Maine Power
Co. augusta. paused Sunday N the
place.
Mrs. Matte Casey Is 1T the nome
Of henry Davis for an indefinite
time
One ot The happy events was the
surprise gwen Mrs. LA Fernaid IN
Friday evening, when 20 or more If
the young people met at her hoIne IN
t,Dse-vanc OF her birthday, when
was genuine surprise TO Mrs. Fer
maid. VINO proved herself equal 10 tie
occasion ana gratefully showed her
appreciation 10 The young people for
their remembrance on tins day. A
delightful evening was passed III
playing Games ana singing after
winch lake. coffee and candy were
served by the parry.
Emnons Casey Of the Watervilie
Motor Co. was u guest N town Sun
day.
Ralph -aper and Adelbert Merrill
were spraying the orchards Of 4. w
Brooks last week.
J. " Lamson has been blowing IN
the extension land he purchased on
the Belfast road which aujoins his
farm
Frank Zero was a business caller
Wednesday IN the place.
Hon. and Mrs. " P Whitehouse Of
Augusta were recently entertained
at Mor1ingside
Mr.. and Mrs James Cromley who
have sold their place N Randolph are
NOW living with Mrs. CromieY's niece
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones. Carlisle BogEs and Eilroy
Jones who have employment in Bath
passed Sunday. April = at the home
Of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones.
Miss Matte Morrill, who has bean
a visitor of her sister Mrs Eben
Hailowell returned TO her home in
Chelsea Sunday.
SOUT@Mrs- Henry Dunton in
visiting Mrs. Everett Traak in An.
gusta-
Mrs. Lizzie Ridley returned Thurs
day from visit with her brother ".
z. Moody IN Gardner.
Miss Nellie Cappefs Of HaIloveIl
was called home on Friday by the
serious lines of her mother Mrn
Edwin Cappers-
Mrs. Annie Ober visited f,er ,y,o,bs~
Mrs. Norwood at the home Of J. 8.
Gray On Sunday
The ladies Of Windsor kranxe
turned out and cleaned the town
hall on Thursday, A job that was
very ynnrt, ylpedS>6 I'm ne drv.
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$500 Down Secures
LOO Acres, Pr. Horses and

COVE, heller. Calf. henH pigs. moving
machine. manure sEreadef, c0ll line iM-
paemAnts. hay. &C.. near q. 3. town and
markets for aag y1sads from productive
rnachtne-worked fields. G-cow spring
Watefed. wire-fenced pasture. estimates
500 CORDS wood. 40 CORDS pulp, 1Do0e fee-
timber, ,-0-tree sugar orchard with
house. complete sugaring outfit. much
fruit; Groom house. Soft. stock barn.
poultry, tool. cprn houses Distant own
er for quick safe names low price SSS0e
for everything. only $50 down. Details
mage 1e Cataiog Bargains u States. copy
free. STROUT FARM AGENCY. 64 =,
Ola South Bldg. Boston. mRysdlt
40. !. 4 STORY HOUSE. ELL AND
stable. rooms: fruit cor home use; 8
mixes from Augusta. s1150.
No. . "A. Il story house. ell and
500
No. ,. 1nA-. s-storv house. ell ana
stable; d miles from Augusta. buildings
II good repair. price $500.
No 4. ICA., house and stable, $500. 1SA
Joining that can De bought for $500. ".
H Austin Farm Agency. Room 10. AL
gusta Trust Bldg. Tel. 3S-M or ls5-h.
maySd1w
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. MAY g.
HoGs-Reesspts 1900. Aarksr cios,a
duIl. mostly Is to % cents lower than
yasterd1ys average. Early TOP LII:
Estimated tpmcrruW 5000 Bulk of
ealeT 17s0z1pp: heay weight 3o00Ile:
medium weight 17saHH; light weight
a6O@N00: hight lights ls0oG10as; heavy
hacking soWk smooth D00M no packinE
-snck scwe rough lsOoWAW pigs lsDO
isL
CATTLE-Asoefpis 14.e0o. Bed steerV
. to % cents lower: fat COVE and neil
ers stnckerE and feoeieF steers mostly
3 cents lower: calves c1oeod steaAr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

MfA olive Presey a 0a1E4nn1 -
the xueue q Mn LtHaao Purcell.
Elmer LAWYER 10 the guest of In
aunt Mn. william Dogan. Mr..
Lawief has Seen IN the ssRvseo over
saAs for ID mumths, betng with tho
mt units that went oveE.
NrA Jonn. vaFnsy 10 In vegy DaaR
hath m u unahee % do hsf work.
Ella winiamsoa has finished her
work as viii Fsafnns and returned
to her home It Herbert Holmes-
LsnosA Whitman ID Snith1aad il 1t
vurk Aur Afa- GasEUD Gray.
Charles Mcdonald Has in A~A
Tuesday With Q load a la1E.
Martha Rsdievake il wofl1ng 6ue
Nh Mi .WAnA
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Chicago. MAY g.
sharp buiges took place al the outset
and finish IN the corn market touAs.
bu. during the rest VI the tIne 49,
80. ve.E Wet weather and scanti-
-,.s. ,f receipts were The ctiei strength
ing factors Intervening depression
caTne principally from setbacks IN me
vsiue Of hogs. The close was strunI
y. -he same as yesterdays finish TO
e~r1s t1ieheY. with July 1883 ID ID ana
Seuternber 1850 TO 15s. Oats gained 70
:, .er,s In urpv,sions the outcome
rss UNCHANGED 70 60 cents down.
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Of TWO TO nine points. put United States
Stee! retained barely q point Of its > -
po1nt rise TO 1n1. its top since the elm
nation of the extra dividend. SAFES
amounted 70 2-.7a,V00 shares. q new rec
ORD Tor activity this year.
Marine anu traction bonds were strong
with r-ench rnunic.pais- the general list
including Liberty issues nanifestiuE
only moderate .!rTnness on small deal
inEs- Total sales. par value. were an
proSimateiy 81. ~ coo
Old Z ). e rose per cent on call
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Boston Stock Market
New York p-ouuce Market

New York May s.
TL0TR-E nsettled: sT7ring patents 20
d721s. spring clears IlNon 1919. winter
r-rale'-t~ ll5o@ LOO: Kansas strIishis
-25cmisoO.
NiEAT-spor steady; No. red Cos
elevator export. ,.
rORN-Spot firm: No. yellow 1ES.
anu No. white 1854 coast and treignt
New York.
0ATS-Spo, firm; standard aS. NOM
inal.
T4ARD-Easv: riddle west ss90@:S4W.
BCTER-SteAdy: receipts IN TUBS
creamery higher than extras s0snSl; eA-
.r;.s e2 score $4,000: frsts 5SG5s: pack
ir~ stock current make No. ~.
EGGNFirm recet1rts cit cases
fresh gathered extras 4kd4st; -resn
eatnered northern section t!rFts 4SG Aos
DO southern -4f@46i: state. Pa ana
nearby western hernerv whites me II
fancy aeT63: state. Pa and nearor nen-
uerv white ordinary 70 prime 4f1ol' 40;
browns 4sG5o: do gathered brown ana
mixed colors 44M4s.
pNTATOES-Easv: Ber-nuoa new pb!-
3DORSSD Florida do. 150f7~ Virginia Ale
crcn Dbl. 3O0@40e old potatoes poi- S'o
@425
Observation-Disclosures UNCHANGED.
SJ-GAR-Raw steady centrifugal
Is fine granuiated 100.
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Combination Simmer
Hotel and Farm

LOO acres. d, -rderinE beautiful Mesa
Ionskee Lake. cuts 50 IONS hay 1000 APP
pie trees. 70 acres fields and tiIlage- 20
acres pasture. Handsome - story
mouse. frsf-c!aSe repair, u inc large
rooms. large unfinished attic. also large
unfinished room over ell. bath -oorns.
not ana cold INNING water. ELECTRIC
ugnts house and barn. furnace heat.
eiectr1c pGInp. Three camps on prop
cry, rwo-stury, one made Of cemenI
and finished inside with beaver boards,
one mas stone fireplace. also finished
with beaver board and has outside
sleeping porch. large barn. zee mouse.
carriage house ana garage Will ne
SOLD furnished or unfinished liberal
terms 10 night party. Apply
NESSALQN SKEE LODGE.
Belgrade. Ne.
navrtist
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PALERMO

BRANCH MIIL0-Ar. anA MsH
Craig from Frneport are waiting 1t 9.
G. Parmentef's this week.
Dorothy DinMmore parsed the week
end at h0rns with her paFeuiS-
ME-. q. 4. Kitchin. siso- Stanlsy
T'asmenter W90t TO Augusta SAtnr-
day iasf returning Sunday.
Eva l. WoFthing has gone back -
Brunswick Wheeo - hna eDp10y-
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COUNTRY

FINE OLD COUNTRY HOME. 20
acres land. Il mile from school. plenty
at WOOD and SOME lumber. large a2rn.
r0em for sheep new hen house, spien-
did well and plenty OF wafer for pas
ruree. H-room house nesades hall and
pantry, good repair. on stage road from
Augusta 10 Washington Mills Apply
Mills Ne maySd1W~
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Boston May s
g1-TrrR-Nor,hern creamery extras
5N@5Ss. western do. sS1@5S.
CHEESE-New York twins CHOICE
fresh :s@53s.
CORN-No . yellow 1S561G.
EGGS-<eer hennery aSuoo "es'-
err extras 50e151. ,.~- ,,,e
FLOTR-spr1ng patent 1s0onas1s 'Uc-
h. Acks}. ..
aAy-No. timothy 4184s.
thanksgiving 16H. s.,,
OATs-FRncy ~ 70 Alb: SACKS AVoAs-
pORK-Medium backs D1o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per 100 pounds IN
-ar Iots .N@35.
SJ-GAR-..ranulafed. wnofeeaie- ~
uer 100 pounds in bulk.
vEAL-i2@c2
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New York. May g.
Mercantile paper a3f5D.
Sterling W-day bills 4G
Commercial @-day bills ON banks 4. S4s
Commercial t6-dAy bills 4.6l1, demand
4.6S. cables 4.6S.
Francs demand els. cables e7s.
Guiiuers. demand S91. cables 70 I-ls.
Lire. demand 30. cables AS
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds irm
Time loans strong; 20 fsy-a N aarr
and six months 5SdfSs
CAL money INN: high >. low IL, rtIl-
ing rate =. closing bid u. Offered al q.
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WALL STREET

Members New York Stock Exc, Bog
ton Stock EXC. New York Cotton Exc.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office 100 Middle ST., New Eng
ana Telephone 1862 1866
VIM. Il. PORTER, MEr.
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For Saie-Misceiianeous
HAYFOR SALE

HAYFOR SALE
Six tons hay n barn. seven mics from
augusta. address ''A6y,' care Of Jour
nal once naysd4t.
MILLS PRIZE SEED POTATOES. IN
qulre SECOND ST.. Randolph. Tel. SIX.
naysdst
GUITAR; GLASS SHOWCASE. Blue
Name oil stove; aehvy wheels: c.ocAs
2SS-W rnzysdS,
AT REASONABLE PRICE. BE
tween I5U1 and goo t. maple tioorIuS
Box IL or telephone c:-1. Winthrop.
nay9d3ts
DELAWARE SEED POTATOES AT J.
Z Mccormick Il son 8. WaIe-viie. Ne.
rIlay3d-w+
one s-FOOT SHOWCASE. RALPH
A&irs. LIZ Water street Gardner
maysd1w
STOCK AND FEATURES OF STORE.
Terms or cRSh. Call after clock w
+. Mooers, Dresden Ave. Gardner.
rnaysdst.
SINGEa SEWING MACHINE I'M
proved drp.Aead seven drawers. COCA
as new. Mrs. A. Z. Wilton. Augusta.
Ne. phone G21-5. Route :. raayHd3t'
TWO Ornamental CEMETERY
urns- parior SET. odd pieces furniture.
apply Or. AverlIi. Gardiner. Tnaysdlw-
DOUBLE 3-sEATED CARRIAGE AND
a single rubber tire carriage. good con-
dirion: sport Farm, Winthrop, Name.
Tel. ia. IuaySd6t'
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. SAMPLE. Z
S. King Edward and Senator dunlap. 50
per thousand, by express: $50 per so;
s. 90 per 100 by parcel pos, postpaid
Call & Preble. Gardiner. Phone al.
Richmond. rnaySdlwks
RASPBERRY PLANTS. FINE
OF !arEe RED berries. A. c. jackson.
East Winthrop. naySdst'
DAHLIA BULBS. ALL VARIETIES
ana colo-s- no TWO alike. IL Tor SC, 70
Tor $40 postpaid. Mrs. Geo. y. Waugh.
winthrop. Maine. rnAysdSt'
NICE CLEAN COW DRESSING FOR
garden. Inquire OF D. Il. Sherman.
RAND oh. may CIV
ANTIQUE SOFA SECRETARY. SEW
ing table, parior table. card table. bu-
-eau. fax wheel. spinning wheel. corner
wash bowl and pitcher stand. small
stand. round drop-isaf table. LA Second
UIeet. Hallpwell. nsy7dsi
SHARPLES ARAT o r. GOOD
condition. Also 6e-egg incubator Mrs.
G. X. Wodeil. IS Main Ave. Gardner
SMALL GREEN MOUNTAIN SELL
potatoes. 40 bushels. p. WiuteroorIoIn.
Winthrop, Ne. Tel. Bill. may d3--
STEEL REFRIGERAT0R. TWO
new Perfection oil stoves. two and
three burners. couch Fred Lilly
shoe store. tialloweil. Tel. ss6-J.
rnaysdet'
THE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS Of
Gardner Grange hall anu dining -oorH
must De sold before June !. Apply g.
l. Merrill % Brunswick Ave, Gardner
Tel. I-,I. InAyaoI~
LAWN MOWERS AT SPECIAL PRICE
Malcolm IL Dyer 6. Augusta nayad6t
DRESSING UNDER MY BLACK
smith SHOP in Randolph; 81 per Dad.
Bradley Smith. m2ySoW
EARLY CANADA SEED CORN $40
per pu. ". S Howard, r. 2. Winthrop.
maylGsi"
NOM PARIEL LIME Sewers ONE
lime sower and one Hoosier lime sowe-
both brand new anu perfect. and one
nSif KIrice Gerrish & Smith (successors
70 Vigue}. IL Silver ST., Waterviiie; Tel
4es aprS0dsw
BOyEPAy : AND JOIN Our BICy-
rye club then pay little each week
and own your own bicycle before YOU
know IT, Ask the boys VINO have Joined
oyr club and YOU Will want 10 come
and join. too The easy way FOR boy
70 OBTAIN fine wheel. Gerrlsn q
SIXTH Successors 10 Vigue,. Is Silver
ST. Waterville. Maine. aprtof'
GRAES SEED ALL KINDS, TIMOTHY
pine tree brand. s. per pu. All the oes.
varieties --den peas Merrill Bros
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WINTHROP VILLAGE. MAIN
Must sell nv beautiful summer and win
Ter home High, slightly and healthy TO-
cation. pure drinking water large
lawns. garden. me shade trees Eight
rooms. splendid hath hardwood floors
not wafer heat. electric lights. screened
porcn. stable. Five minutes 70 post
office ID eiectrics. fifteen 70 -ran and
lake landing CALI or write Mrs. l. r
Allen. naysdcws
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-11-16

from FL Paso TO San Diego gives ii the
country. also that it is the shortest
FL Paso to san Diego even right now
has more completed suriacing than
any other route from FL Paso west.
and more pa, ed road in the same sec
lion. and has provided bonds for the
entire rou.e across arizona and Cali
.orEia 70 build standard roadways.