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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Chicago Cattle Mark..

HoGs-Receip,s S."S. a'y1so N.l
at advances % to ) cow. 'as ',i /
urday's Genera! Trad ~ "'0S'
Estimated tomorrow ..,. ~
slW: heavy weichts ~. .t,,,, '-a
weights 1909 $50; heayy ,'... NJ;
sows smooth ys.Hg.o": i pscAas
roueh !sWi .ovl: pigs lstqii..;; ""s
CArTLE-Eeceipts 100 D.,
steady to slow. Butcaer 90, n~e
TO 10 cents higher. Gsnr @,I's $
caves % cents higher. 70, q
TO strong. Estimated ,ora... .s s.
Beer steers. medilm and 1eay ;,Vw W.
choice and prime l..7..r2n iva sti
good l51nlsl0; comro1 ,,4 i.;F1'
weight good and choice -
mon and medium ,pJ1!l.g1 ,.
cattle, heifeTs Sb@tl,. r1r.s D.! %
Gamers and cutters Sl.>l--, -, sA
ligth and handy wig. IS.,,,,.-' !; Z
Q1375. s"''s S'S's
SHEEF-Receipts 200 r,-..
~ 5 to 80 cents hisher I'm ,'-'s :.
lambs 200; ia'l snou -! = I
strong to Is cents hgls- ''i F.. y
tomorrow 1J.i'. Lambs q IL i.SN4 .
1s2on $3.50: So lbs. up !..,5.lo..;a. a. ~
common l30onl15": lcar,,rc VS.. s.:
QlS5O. Ewes. Medium. GOOD ~, ~ |,
l2O4 lS60; cul!s and common ts.,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Summer Resorts, Cottages, etc.
FOR SALE At OLD ORCHARD
A bungalow of three sleeping rooms

A bungalow of three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room and kitchen
BATH flush closet. electric lights, fire.
place. furnished. one minute to Post
Office, three minutes to water. sell for
1915 90. $4,000 doM.l, balance in rent.
Also one Of tn. est cottages of i've
sleeping rooms. dining room, living
room and kitchen, bath, flush closet.
city water. hot and cold water, electric
lights. set tubs. fire place. piano. large
veranda. Nicely furnished. Sell $1,000.
100000 down. balance in rent. This
rents for $4,000 for a season.
Also a cottage at Grand beach in the
grove, good view o water. Six Sleep
ing rooms, larg living room, dining
room : Z; kitchen, bath. fl; l closet.
electric lights, hot and cold water. lot
15Ox160 feet. large tile fireplace. Sell Ior
$500 90, $4,000 down. balance in rent.
Also a year round house in Camp
Ground Section. three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room and kitchen.
flush closet. city water. Sell for $4,000,
5000 90 down, balance in rent.
Also cottages, rooming houses. res
taurants. stores, hotels. ETC., for sale
and to let
w. NJ. DAVIS. Old Orchard. Maine.
q nrD5SoU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
New York Produce Market

New York. Nav 5.
FI.OCR-Dull: spring patents l%Oal3
spring clear lo2;ai1G..5; winter straightS
1150dl2: Kansas straights 1275d13o5
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red Z65 ele-
vator elevator.
CORN-Spot firm: No. 2 yellow lss.
and No. white 1854 New York
OATS-Spot easy: standard SGuS13.
PORk-Unsettled: mess 600; family
540of7 $500
LARD-Steady: middle west 34ap341o.
TALLOW-Strohg; city special loose
49,
CoTToNsEED OIL Quiet: prime
summer yellow spot 2l50.
BCTTER-Steady; receipts 13.eS5 hubs
creamery higher than extras 55tQt56: do.
extras 81 score. So; firsts s3AQ54a: pack
ing stock current make No. 43,
EGGS-Firm: receipts 25.6,2 cases;
fresh gathered extras 47aG4S; fresh
gathered firsts northern section 4446I46;
do southern section 43A145a: state. Pa
and nearby western hennery whites fine
to fancy 5oM53; state. Pa. and nearby
hennery whites ordinary to prime 40
81: state. Pa. and nearby hennery
browns 1880: do. average run 4iGlS
POTATOES-Steady; Florida new bbl
oo0ns75: Virginia late crop Dbl. 30OG425
Jersey sweets per basket 1256I5O0: Del
aware and Maryland basket 10O@1i5O.
CABEAGE-Steady: Florida crate $40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
BoIshevik Pupils

London.-Pupils instead of teachers
control the schools of Russia under
the Bolshevik regime. according to
two Engiishmen, one of them an eX-
perienced schoolmaster. who have
just returned from Russia.
Boys and girls are herded indis-
criminately and there is no discipline,
says the Englishman. Pupils control
the teachers. In a kolmna school a
youth of l8 was appointed commits
sioner Of the institution and was in
charge of all teachers. On one occa :
sion he closed. the school for week
as protest against the action of the
master who had reprimanded pupil.
Each class has its own committee
and usually the most popular boy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

represents the others at the masters
council. These committees not only
direct the masters but control the dis
tribution of food which is provided
for the midday meal and which is the
chief cause for any school attendance
at all.
Pupils do exactly as they please,
walking into the class room and leav-
ing it while a lesson is in progress.
This is particularly true as regards;
lunch time, for the first to reach the
dining room is the first to be served,
and he usually gets the best. No
punishment of any kind is inflicted on
the pupil, as each pupil is his own
mentor as to right and wrong.
No home work is, set, the pupil do
ing all his school work during the
hours set apart for each session. At
tendance is not compulsory, or even
regulated by rules, each one attend
ing classes or staying away as he
sees fit. No marks for good work are
allowed. and consequently none for
the sluggard who makes no attempt
at scholastic attainment.
The same chaotic conditions We're
observed by the Englishmen in the
universities and other seats of higher
education. Any boy of 16 may enter
without qualification. Even though
he may be unable to read and all
Rolsheviki children have not yet at
tanned that dignity. he still may be-
come an undergraduate. entitled to
all the food and other advantages en-
joyed by more advanced persons in
search of such education as the de-
moralized system has to offer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Wanted-AgentS

AGENTS, HUSTLERs! NEN or
women booking orders. city or country.
no delivering. Outfit free. Earn $50 pfr
week easily. Homer Chase Co.. Nur-
serymen. Auburn. Maine. Eay2dS,'
AGENTS FOR THE LEADER IN
monthly health and accident protection.
insuring men, women, and children
Experience not necessary. Commission
liberal. Whole or part time work. Sal
airy and commission to right party 70
travel in Maine Commercial policies
issued. capital $s5O, 900. H. c. Reed. Mgr.
Richmond, Maine. apr30d6ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
LOST

WILL THE PERSON WHO took 4
mans umbrella from the Augusta post
Office please return it to the kennebec
Journal ohice in care of Mr.. Fcgg?
may3d3t'
PARTY LEAVING POCKET BOOK IN
Packard's Smoke Shop can have same
by calling and proving property and
paying for this ad. H. S. Packard
may3d3t
HITCH WEIGHT WITH LEATHER
strap. Friday noon between w. r. Tur-
ner's store and Swan St., via Capitol
Garage. Please notify P. r. Norcross.
Tel. N2-M. may3d3ts
LEATHER POCKET BOOK CON
tanning several ice coupon books. Finder
please leave with the Augusta Ice Co.
mayld1ws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
The word tip is said

The word tip is SAID 70 .
from the initial letters OF ~ :
ITO Insure Promptness, s-~
usually follow, instead Oh F. ~.
service. they insure nothing =
consequence anti-tipp!Hs
are constantly belns ihreA'S-' !,
protests against tipping az
means of modern growth
complained about II WIN ~
came to the throne-afp !.
This is a strange co''h'H "a
clared. The first moinln-
arriya! at st. james l Io0A"
the window and say -.
walks and q canal, wh''" =,
were mine. The next ia? ~ 4
WIND, the ranger Of ny pan an,
a fine brace of carp oHt q ~ ;.
and l was told | m'.s, CIV ~
to Lord Chetwynt's ser'a"' = =,
ing me my own carp OK .
canal in my own parN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Boston Produce Mari.

bbEf;EE1Tc1Ghoice whole ea;,ls Ma Nal
os5MSq; western do. $50 S, ery :,
fresh 33a33s. Ni5s &
E0EE-No. 2 yellow l&arn
EGGS-Nearby hennerr
ern do. 5015l. ~qS. ,
,aa maGi0,,IlzR-spring patents. ,xD
H h,Ip ! timothy Aq,,
9DaappS-Fancy 40 to eth s,,,
11OHk-Medium backs :si%c y
POIATOES-Maine Der "a,
sU,GdoAR-Granula.ed whole,
VEAl~12aS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Chicago Produce MARI.

One of the severes, t go Vi,
messed in the corn - a.' LES eyr
today as a result Of d. 'oos .
the United States SCI, -.'.,e hots.
d inport wheat from Canada ~. y
downward revision OF Ina a'' "a, 4at 1,
stuffs was looked for, l.. 'ost q /
utes the price of corn shrjy.' ~,
a pushed. Violent react.n,'ea "a
ensned. The market ,o ~ "a
5 cents to Il cents no. s1t,a
July l604 to Is, and S.,, u.g..'- ,
10y. Oats tinishei i H. .. eEts' y
advance, = Q" % )
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TRANSFORMATION

Transportation i 'H' II.
of progress in civilization 49,.
must pass through :! a. '.'' -,
neck of a bottle. II We ID. u.
energy without using ca's
there is just SO mucA ...s:
tricity is energy wItho- :, Il
Its transmission cans - Ii.
other than n copper VIZ + 70
II obvious that we mus ~
tricity for distributing '.s ,s
which our economic l~'"
ton depends.
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COMING events

April H-Mav io-v.c,cry Liberty 3
campaign.
May CSuperior court, civil AID
nal term. Portland.
May 6-Supreme court. civil and =
nal term. Alfred.
May 7-Celebration 10. -e...s
diers, Augusta.
May 6-S-Stat. Conference C.r.,
tional churches. Auburn
May6-7-Advent LOYAL Wl!ae-s
vention, Auburn.
May 7-S-Srring meeting Name r.i
ton Women Clubs. Augusta u
Augusta.
May sFinal contest, IIarltn !
speaking. Colby college. Waterl
May 9-Hancock County Telche-,
vention. Northeds, Harbor.
May 9Penobscot Co4a;y Tend
convention. Bangor
May 9-Maine Kent HI! Alum. d
citation annual relaion aai ID
Congress Square Ho.e., Portland
May 9-LyfoId speaking contest. 1
College, Watervllle.
May 13-Supreme Cour.. Gil. and d
nal term. Bath.
May l3-Supreme Cor: cy.! 4
Rumford.
May l4-Grand Cou-. coaver'ion
ball. Foresters OF A"ecJa B}ngo,
May l4-kennebec Pomona G'ans.
Wayne.
May 10 Eastern Some-se, CD
Teachers convention. ft,sft1,
May 16-1.-York COUNTY y. u 81
Saco.
May 16-11-Western Somerset 4
Teachers convention, BlNsaar
MayIS-25-MethoIist centenary daal
MAY 19-E-HcTc Service CaMgas-
walton Arni;. j
May 19-Goodw prize speaking 4
college, Watcrville.
May O-Suprene court. cEII /
Pennington. Il
May 2O-Kenne' &C County u
School Association annual mesl
Universalist church. Gardine',
May N-2l-Grand Lodge n, 0.
vention. Lewiston.
May 2O-2l-Grand Temple. fy,AA
tiers conceltion. Lewiston, i
May o-GrNat.onal conventan'
crDOOO or isdlITodu 'sd1.P'' ->'
Portland.
NAV 9l-Susrage ;uhiee llHeAf2'
iston.
May 2S-Maire Library iss's1@
Brunswick.
May 23-a4-Saco Valley Iea'A'S
citation. Brownt!e.d
May 2a-Pardon hearings t'.'''
nor and CoInc,l, Augusta
May ce-knox-Waldc Ma NJ"
tival. RrckianG
Nav 3G-Men,orial ddv, ;..-
May N-knishts Of rciNn7Pas =. ..
gree Assemblies NJ Nam -
Hampshire. Portland, "a
May 3-Young Mems H'?feT
ton annual outing. case va q,
June 1o-l1-Fifty-SlXth ann ~
of the Maine Conference o.
Churches at Second Parish Gu 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

Every man should strive to live at
least 100 years and die all hitched I'D
in working harness. Many a man
feels that he would like to retire at
about sixty and spend the rest Of his
years with nothing to do but lead a
gold headed cane around by the hand.
1t is thrifty to stay on the job just as
long as possible. Every man should
make the country plant his favorite
flower and the undertaken his worst
enemy.-Thrift Magazine.
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To Let-Houses and Rooms

ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping with gas range, use OF
bath. D. Whitehouse. % Pleasant st.
may6d3t"
PAsTURAGE FOR CATTLE AND
horses. j. L. Lavellee. Gardiner. Te!:
111-12. mayodl W
SIX ROOMS NO. 17o MAIN AVE.
Gardiner, Me. Apply to A. W. ham
lin. Russell street. may6dSt.
TENEMENT FOR SMALL FAMILY.
Inquire SO Lincoln Ave, Gardiner.
RENT OF ROOMS WITH USE OF
land for garden. Western Ave, min
utes' walk from Morang's Crossing. Ad-
dress Rooms" care Journal, or tele.
p:lore 102S-Y. maytdot
CONVENIENT r E \ T OF FIVE
Inquire AS So. Crestnut St, Augusta.
may 5d2wks'
7-RooM TENEMENT IN GOOD RE,
pair. Flush closet Grove street. sl2
;er month. F. II. Malcolm. at Malcolm
&; pyer's. ma !od5t
5-RooM TENEMENT on CAPITOL
street. 50 per month. Flush closet,
hardwood floors. +. II. Malcolm, az
Malcolm & Dyer's. mayod5t
COSY, FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
suite May 5. Phone lo6l-,. mayodo.'
TWO RENTS ON GREEN STREET.
Inquire at 81 Green St. Electric lights,
garden. ma! oN.'t
TWO TENEMENTS. MODERN I'M
provements. 81 Church St. +. A. Shep-
ard, Tel 24a-J, Gardiner. mayodlw
sEvEN-Roo21 TENEMENT. INQUIRE:
II Fremont St. Gardiner. may 2alw'
FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN con
Heniences. Mrs. J. s. Tyler, l Weston
street. maS2olW
DRY STORAGE ROOM. q sEWALL
st. may : III
FURNISHED ROOMS. REAoONABl.E
rates. with or without board. Law
renee House. Inayldu
MEDIUM SIZED ZI, RENT AT -, L L:,S;;
SIN-ROOM FLAT AT ~ SPRING ST.
Inquire of Mrs. Fogg. summer st:
nlayldte
SIN-ROOM TENtME>T TO FAMILY
without children. fireplace, flu h .loset.
furnace, shed. piazza, garaen, y Chapel
street. miylutt
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN
conveniences. 60 Court St. apr30Il"'
DWELLING IN HALLOWELL WITH
six rooms all in good repair. Rent low
Inquire Geo. E. Macomber, Tel l..
WARM ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
houseke eping privileges. Lodgings ~
cents to 81. Hartford House. Phone
S9l-W. acrld Il
SMALL RENT, FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished; also dry storage room tor
furniture. Inquire al Hartford Hou:e:
phone S91-W. apr2idtf
CONVENIENT RENT c ROOMS. I
Case St. Place. Apply E. E. Parkman.
50 Green St. Phone 114l-W. apr24dtf
FURNISHED ROOMS CONVENIENT
for light housekeeping Is Lincoln Ave,
Gardiner. aproid2w
FURNISHED ROOMS. ALSO STOR-
age loom. II Green st. Telephone
G3I-M aprlodtf
TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT AC-
cCmnodations at Eowdoin Inn. Large
rooms, excellent dining service Cali
4S2-M apr3dtf
NEW THREE, FOUR, FIVE OR SIN
room rea enable rents; also garage. H.
II. Harvey. Glenn View, Augusta.
.nch3dts
TWO SHALL OFFICES. STEAM
he and elevator service. Augusta
Trust Company. aug4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

gSSo; Virginia crate aoaa..
new red baskets 30eI 100 49, Ii
..SCSAR-Raw steady.
~; refined steady: cur -. .cs..r,
ed 102S. mould = $50. c,,6a. ~, q
powdered go; powdered s,s sls Ii
lated and Diamond A n, 80, me d
A $50, No. ! SIS. 49, contec,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

Reinforced concrete poles are used
for $4,000 volt power line six miles
long at Brentwood. Cal. supplying a
load of about $500 horse power. The
poles are tapefed beams. REINFORCED
symmetrically on two sides. and arc
Al feet long. II inches square at the
base, and inches square at the top.
The spans vary from ESQ to 800 feet.
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New York Money Market

New York, May >.
Mercantile paper 5ia5a.
Sterling 6o-day bills 4.64a.
Commercial 60-day bills on banks 4.e4l:
Commercial 6O-day bills AGA, demand
67a. cables 1868.
Francs. demand GA. cables Gle.
GHilderS. demand 40 Lie. cables E!.
lie, demand 7.52. cables 80.
NeYican dollars ia.
Government bonds steady.
Raj .oad bonds irregular.
Time loans strong: GO days, 20 days
and six months 5l45s.
Call money weaker: high ~ low b.
wiling c1nSip0 hid AZ offer cd
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FOUND

APRIL 80. AUTO TIRE ON ROAD
near Winthrop Center Owner can have
by calling on " c. Goodwin, Augusta.
proving property and paying for adv.
maY1d1Ws
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New Advertisements Today
Pasturag e.
"--a1I cieIl

Pasturage.
Wanted-Girls.
For Sale-Cow.
For Sale-Bull.
Wanted-Horse.
Wanted-Barber.
To let-Tenement.
Wanted-Woman.
To Let-Cottage.
To Let--Six rooms:
Wanted--6iood chef.
For sale-Farm horse.
For Sale--Sheep, etc.
Wanted-Housekeepe
Wanted-Man on farm.
Wanted-Shoe Repairer.
To let-Rent of five rooms.
For Sale-Good business.
For sale-House and ell.
For Sale-Summer cottage.
To Let-Furnished rooms.
Wanted--Two horse seeder.
For Sale-Delightful home.
For Sale-Refrigerator. etc.
Wanted-It to be known that
nor Sile-1"15 and 1914 cars.
For sale-Seed potatoes. corn. e,c,
Wanted-Young man and woman.
Wanted-To furnish dance muse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone e Co.

Members New York stock EXC. Bos'
ton Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office. 1870 Middle ST. New Eng
land Telephone 1862. 1869.
'''''N WM. IL. PORTER. Mgr.
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

80 0 word for eimo.
% q word for times eonseeusev~
b q word for times consecutive
Extra insertions pro rosa'
No advertisement taken tor sess
than $50.
Charges for this class Of
advertising are too small TO
profitably charge ON our DOCKS
Count the words in your al
and send payment with your
order.
Display advertising on CLASH
fed page $50 additional to
card rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Cottages To Let

A SMALL COTTAGE ON NORTH
Shore of Cobbossee. address. NJ. care
Journal. may6d6t"
Point, with flush cluset and water in
sink. Prefer to let by the season. Ad-
dress bungalow care Journal Office.
may1dtf
SEvEN-ROOM COTTAGE AT HAM,
mond's Grove. Ideal location, electric
lights and modern improvements. Price
reasonable. Apply to Lewis Burleigh.
Journal ONCE. apr17dtf
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Autos. Boats, Motors, Etc.

1915 DODGE TOURING CAR IN
good condition, thoroughly overhauled,
good shoes. chains. etc. Price $3.50
class condition only $500. Buick truck
and in Al condition 3475. c. H.
sIX-CYLINDER. 7-PAssENGER 1918
touring car. Electric lights. Self start
er. 367b cash. Address Bargain" care
Kennebec JourlI. may3dtf
ONE c.. H. P. HARTFORD MA
rtne Engine. complete equipment. One
3foot semi-speed launch, II H. p.
hartford. rear starter and reverse. One
Metz touring electrically equipped, low
mileage, overhauled. Ono Phaeton with
pQle. Inquire Of DR.. c. e. H. Beane.
Chestnut street. Hallowell. Maine.
fnone Soz-M: may3dlw
NEW FORD TOURING CAR,
equipped with electric generator: stor.
ago battery. electric side, rear and dash
lights: 1peedometer. shock absorbers,
Yale lock switch. pedal rubbers and
robe r.!l Complete ss6 cash. Brad.
e49eS 4otor 20. may2dtf
FOUR CYLINDER BUICK. EXCEL
lent condition. W. K. Wakefield, Gar
dtpeT. mayldiw
ONE n ETz RUNABoUT, 800. )
ONE 1-HOR9EPOWER CUPBOARD
gasoline engine for roWboat, used but
little. Very best Of its kind Address
II. B. Phillips. RI. No. 4. Auburn. Ne.
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM. READINGS
,s daily: Capitol st.. Augusta. Ne. TEL
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shoe store. Hallowen, Tel. 9S6-J.
maysd6t'
THE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS OF
Gardiner Grange hall and dining .roo,:l
l. Merrill. % Brunswick Ave. Gardiner.
Tel. u. mayod2W
ONE TEDDER ONE AMERICAN
seeder. one beach wagon. one grind
stone, one tackle and falls, one hayfork
and rigging. one S-ft. OK sled. straigh,
machine: J. H. Hunt. II Second St.:
Randolph. Tel. s5-M. may5d3t'
WHEAT. OATS AND BCCKWHEAT,
cleaned for seed. Wheat. Early Mar
quis, $50 bu.: oats. Records, heavy
yielder with strength to stand well, 10
bu; Fred! Fred Dyer r. 3, Augusta, phone
right piano. Address *" kennebec
Journal may5d3t
LAWN MOWERS AT SPECIAL PRICE.
Malcolm & Dyer's, Augusta. may5d6t
DRESSING UNDER MY BLACK
smith shop in Randolph; 81 per load.
Bradley Smith. may3dlw
LOOSE HAY DELIVERED IN AU-
gusta or Hallowell in not less than ton
lots. G. A. Palmer n Second ST., Hal
lowell. Tel. 433-W. may3dtf
TWO GAS STOVES. IN GOOD CONDI-
ton. cheap for cash. H. S. Packard.
Augusta, Me. may3d3t
RANTZ-P r e NJ 1 E r ELECTRIC
1888 or call at Green St may2dtf
TWO SETS HEAVY DOUBLE WORK
harness. heavy single work harness, ex-
press grs,n harness One surrey and two light
Water St.. Hallowell. may2d6t'
EARLY CANADA SEED CORN $3.50
per blu. w. S. Howard. r. q. Winthrop.
may1d9i'
NON-PARIEL LIME Sewers. ONE
lime sower and one Hoosier lime sower.
both brand new and perfect. and one
half price. Gerrish & Smith successors
t to visue). Is Silver St.. Waterville; Tel:
E LIE ANT CHARTERED OAK
standard make Photograph. Regular
Music Store. Water st. apr30d6t
SIDE SPRING DELIVERY WAGON.
been used three months. w. F. Mooers,
Dresden Ave. Gardiner. Me. apr3cd6t'
WE WILL SELL you A NEW 1918
Disc harrow With fore trucks for 5000
1o% discount for cash: 4 spring tooth
for cash: Is tooth without lever for SIG
cash. A few bargains in second hand
harrows and plows. Second hand Evans
potato planter In good repair for 80
We u0S0 6CCOuQ uduu A6plu wall anu
Robins potato planters at bargains. We
will sell you q good single driving har-
ness for 80 cash. We have bargains
IN anything you may want. Come and
zee US. w. 8. Pillsbury. Waterville. Me.
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U. S. KING EDWARD STRAWBERRY
plants. $50 per hundred. Charles E.
Bliss. II Cherry St.. Bath. Maine.
BOYS PAY {: AND JOIN OUR BICY-
eye club. then pay a little each week
ana own your own bicycle before you
know II: Ask the boys who have joined
our club. and you will want to come
ana join. too. The easy way for a boy
TO obtain :. fine wheel. Gerrish 4
smith successors to Vigue). Is Silver
81. Waterville. Maine. aprSdtf
GRASS SEED ALL KINDS, TIMOTHY
pine tree brand. 5 per bu. All the bes:
varieties garden peas. Merrill Bros.
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Poultry, Eggs, Etc.

r Ed STROH, G BABY CHICKS:
three matches, 6-1c-a: 1Sc. Also sure
preventative and cure white diarrhoea
in chicks. 81 box. Ida Adams. Win
throp. Tel. 1918. may6d3t'
HATCHING EGGS FROM THOR
oughbred Buff Orpington utility stock,
1o-pound male. S-pound females. IL
90 Pearl ST., Augusta. Maine. may5dtf
DAY OLD r. I. RED CHICKS, FROM
heavy laying strain. 30c. Delivery May
s and "A. F. E. Eastman. Winthrop. Me.
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WISCONSIN INCUBATOR, HOLDS 40
eggs. reasonable price. Mrs. Ella -.
Thompson. Gardiner. Me-. r. H.
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THOROUGHBRED BARRED PLY
mouth Rock eggs 70 Matching from the
celebrated Stewart and DeCoster
strains. Guaranteed 90eo fertile or re-
placed free. 31.25 per setting Q3 eggs.
800 per hundred. Shipment by express.
James H. Ames & Son. Bowdoinham.
Maine. apr23d2w
MATCHING EGGS FROM PURE
bred Utility r. =. Reds. Sixth season.
single settings. 10 eggs. $500 per 100;
81. F. w. and N. T. Lee. r. D. 8. Az.
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ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping with gas range, use or
bath. D. Whitehouse, % Pleasant ST.
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For Sale-MisceIlaneOuS

EXECUTORS SALE
Estate Of c. C. Wall. Vaughn St.
Hallowell. Wednesday, May Z. at P. NJ.
Lathes with tools and attachments.
power drill. forge. taps, dies and ma
chinists' tools. Horizontal and vertical
engines. Big lot OF Junk. Lot Of car
Lenters tools. nlay5d3t
10 BUSHELS EARLY SEED POTA-
tones: 2 bushels yellow corn. peck Col
den Bantam sweet corn. Loves Cham
pion beans. ~ bushels seed oats. at my
farm. Indiana road, West Gardiner. f.
e. Spear. may6d3, .
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Garnaa Of Disease

Germs Of Disease -, II,
promptly expelled h ,,,a So
This is a time when :" ,ter
especially susceptible ~ re II
rid Of all impurities ID LIZA A.
taking Hoods Sarsa pa v and !
fortify your whole o0'
illness.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

AT THE AUGUSTA STATE HOSPI-
TAI. two active middle-aged men 1cr
lorters. Apply to the Steward ana
treasurer Nlds oue :