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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Tsaiures Of the Days Dealings in All
tlr leading Stocks

-'ew FORK. Nov. 2I-Stpcks were firm
2Spns al the outset OF today s trad
= making general extensions TO their
ans a midday. but fell away rather
Id a.H Under pressure IN the active
-..in2 D. me last hour
lL'-l 9- me early advance WAS nat
III Asc-7ned TO less stringent none
3nQitions anu another rally IL
" ~ change. For the first time
MS month call loans were renewed AT
D. ZEN. ana plenty of money was
+, '-41sa'ft alter al o per cent
- -. .-'-'i-ion die not include time funds,
.y"t'es Tor which Z per cent again
va @AS"TtE ny many loans were REPORT
AYE been negotiated on s per
T. basis and commercial discounts
'-ao We've l-rncr
1z-i.in-nt among traders was more
-ot5. a "Ai TINS was neut-alized by the
-''se ism Of commission houses
''rf' -l--Iler DeiaIed was in nrog-
- he coal strike situation anE
...1@'e- industrial conditions al SO in
7S'tc "e4.lzing for profit on recent
s-E-Ii4zes
.Iior-s again found il expedient and
t9.''@"a a difficult to cover in sucn
s.s-1'1 as General Motors. Crucibis
4Iic several OF the high grade
-e1oihents ana oils. where extreme
- s raAged rom six 10 almost 10
: see. was among. the first Of the
---eE;er leaders TO Yield. but the late
-asioI oe-sin with coppers, where de-
les NJ X points followed the pubiica-
.5' ~ advance quarterly staremen--
-a,ss mounted tn t-0Ia-oe Shares.
-'ii-''-' rench III We're the only St-ons
..at4'" ~ tne bona market the ten
'7-' D-Ae-wlse including Liberty bonds
-'e wards Inouerate irTegliarity To-
g. safes par value. aggregated 81 So.
:. bonds were unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

New York, Nov. T.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will Say
DiEtribur1ve trade continues at swift
pace with demand still apparently out
srrrpping supply. despite number Df
ordinarily disturbing elements. Indeed.
Che ruling complaint might well be
summed I'D in the word scarcity. which
still seems To dominate all@fines from
the mine or mill 10 the ultimate con-
sumner. Hardening money rates, unset
tied stock markets. advancing prices
for many staple commodities, in5ufi-
Gent supplies of soft coal in large areas
Of the west. demoralized changed mar
kerg high priced and inefficient labor
and retarded export trade. ali operative
as tiiey are, seem To offer no important
check to buying which continues eager
for current account and confident for
spring and the further future. Statistics
of bank operations show no let up; in
deed. they are larger this week than
ever before. and failures, after the ap-
purentiy mpmentary flip of last week.
have dropped of again to q low point
compared with records Of previous
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
BOWDON FRESHMEN
FAVORED TO BEAT
SOPHOMORES TO-DAY

Brunswick. Ne. Nov 1.-THE annual
football game between the freshmen
and the sophomores of Bowdoin college
will be played ON the delta scene of the
classics for years ana years. Saturday
afternoon. Both classes have strong
eievens but the betting is on the fresh
men, VINO because Of the required atn-
lerics are IN the finest of fertile Cap
tain woody Woodbury. OF the sDph-
opores has a small squad but several
OK his men have had two years of COL
lege football experience. The freshmen
squad numbers a score and more under
the coaching OF Lieutenant Markthaier
and the capraincy of Joe smith, who
played with the varsity this year. HI
ram Brewste" OF the Bowdoin Medical
school, Of which Markthaier is also e
member is the coach for the second
year men. The game is expected to
draw a large attendance. many of the
fraternity men attending with their
partners of the dance tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
For Sale
ONE 26x48
Allis-Chalrners %
Heavy Duty
Coriss
Fly-wheel is Is #. in
diameter and 38-inch
face. This engine is in
first class operating
condition.
w. L. Douglas
Shoe Co.
Brockton, Mass.

does give to the advocates Of mporiang
Dro1ectS<an opportunity TO be heard
Canada has again taken up the ell
la-gement Of the Welland Canal! which
connects lake Erie with Lake Onta-in
The locks IN the present canal are Il
feet deep. hut the new locks are 80
feet long. 81 feet wide and ~ Zee; deep
West and Northwest to have the United
States Join with the Dominion of CANA
ia III building a a-fo0t channel down
the St Lawrence TO Underwater ar Mon
rreal. That would carry ocean navisa-
tim into he heart OF the Continent ana
make seaporrs Out Of all the ports ON
The Great Lakes. II Is quite natural
therefore, that the plan lis enthusiast
caily advocated IN the West and North
west
Il is quite natural. also that II AZ 0p-
posed with euual. or even greater, en-
thusiasm in the East. and especially by
rf1e city and state OF New York Their
is pretty general agreement that II was
the building OF the Erie Canal thHf I've
New York the position N supremacy II
has held for SO lnng. At any r1fa TIE
people Of New York believed that m
adequate waterway berween the 01uRt
Lakes and the Hudson was v4tn1 % me
maintenance OF their 0uugc1n1 n
enough To spend nearly nj. @D0, On
the enlargement Of tn Erie Cnnnl. fAe
locks in which are now u 1sst d0p.
Don't think because yuu 0n9 Mhsn
many remedies tn vain TINT ~ cADs
in incurAhie. H00d'B 1Ar2pax0la has
cured many ssamtng1y hupo1D -
uf xcrufula. catUx6. r11uuUnu1D. -
new complaint oyEpepsia - 001A
debilify.-rake Hundse-A2v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
vASSALBORO

EAST-Miss Gladys BRAY OF Bos-
TON Is guest AT Alton Hussey's
Mrs. J. Norris Webber was calling
on friends in towns Tuesday.
Miss Winnifred Taylor Of Bangor.
visited the village schools Monday
and organized a modern health cru
saders club.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl White are visit
ing relatives in town.
Warren Babb anu George Bu-geag
have returned from a hunting trip,
each brought home a deer
Edwin Gilman and family nave
moved To Winslow.
The many friends of Miss Bianch
Marshall will be glad TO hear she is
recovering very nicely from a Sur
Eicai operation. performed al the
Bangor hospital
Mrs. Mary Stafford has returned
from visit with her brother AT
Pemaquid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Nov =.
HOGS-ReceIpts 36.0c. Estimated TO-
morrow 1000. Fairy active. . to 40
cents lower. Bulk f34eM13so: top ISs1;
heavy fS4Gn-s&; light 1s35lI l3ss; light
light 1300n1356; heavy packing spws
smooth I22SNl@.a: packing sows rough
l::--5G1g75, pigs E1oH1a225.
CATTLE-ReceipIs $500. Estimated TO-
morrow 4e0; steady. Beef Steers: Me
dunn and heavy weight choice and
prime f17odzDe0; medium and good 1850
IFS; common S5eM1050: light weight good
1:s4DI 1856: common anu medium 100
LAO. Butcher cattle: Ha4fers 649Gl473;
cows f5Mi3lD; Gamers and cutters as
d62S, veal calves 1625MII5e; feeder steers
7tgd1l30B; stocker steers 6UI105b; west
ern range steers T-5Tlz75 cows and
heifers 625Gl5N
SEEEP-Receipts e,aoo Estimated TO-
morrow 1000; weak Lambs l--SrISfa;
cuils and common S75M12n1. Ewes: Me
dunn. good and choice T00nS5e; cuils
anu common 30HG75: breeding 6a6niI9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Easfpore Man Accidentally Shot

William Renoff Of Eastport. aged
80, was accidentally shot and killed
Wednesday, noon by Arthur Evans
aged l6, at the home Of Jesse, Gieas-
on at Gleason pond in Perry. Rem
off was sitting in the kitchen read
ing a paper Evans saw 4 crow fly
ing, rushed for Il shotgun, which was
discharged by the trigger catching in
the stove hook, rhe charge tearing
through Rsnoff's breast City Mar
shall Harry Hollis of Easfport in
vsstigared and reported accidental,
shouting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

Nov. l-H-Open time on deer in eisf1,
southern counties
Nov. y - M;s-a 7omniogical Society
MANI association, Maine
Seeo Association, Ma
4ife sion rs Association and
BOYS and tI.s.- Tubs at Bangor
Nov. 2-a-0pen lime on moose, the
firnt time Cor I'VE years in Maine.
Nov e cnODscof county auuua
contest, boys and girls ciubs. Bango,
Nov. City election, Gardiner.
Nov. Estate Red Cross Christmas Sea-
Committee meeting and banquet a.
go P. M Augusta House.
NOV B-ReEular monthly meeting. of
Governor and Council. 10 a. M au-
gusta.
Nov. G-Thanksgiving day.
Nov. @-Piscataquis County Farm Blu
reau. annual meeting, Foxc-oft
Dec. j-Rec Cross sale begins.
Dec. Municipal election day in Port
land.
Dec s-Maine Automobile Assassination
annual meeting. Bangor.
Portland
Dec. W-Municipal election day in Au-
burn.
Dec, 1D-Pomuna Grange at Monmouth.
Dec. n-hnisnts of Pythias district
convention, Lewiston
Dec B-Dedicasion Of Chase hail, new
recreation building at Bates College
Dec. N-supreme court at Houitun.
JIM. Il, IES-SOnnn1 Grange AZ Man.
chester. lAlnuaN.
Dec I5-Is-Raugor Poultry ASSN Al Ban
Dee I5-D-AnnuaI meeting of Maine
Dec 1-Shtppfng regulations go into eff
feet
stare Grange. at Bangor
Jan. e-S-Western Maine Poultry AAn
n NORWAY
March 5-Repuntcan State Convention
at 10 A III. in Bangor The district
conventions will he held al same time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y HUTS SOLD TO
BELGIAN RELIED

With the American Forces in Ger
many, Oct I5-tBy Mail Many huIs
built by the Y. Nj c. A. IN the
American occupied area for tne
accommodations OF the SOL
diers have been sold 10 a Belgian re
lief organization for use in the de-
vasta1ed regions of Belgium. The
structures will De used 70 house
homeless people who for months
have been cared for by the Belgian
government. The Belgian relief
workers nave also arranged 10 use
material secured from American
sources for The erection OF Temporal
~ schools. relief stations. ami, IN
some instances. even churches IN
regions swept clear of all dwellings,
by The ravages OF wa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Boston Produce Market

Boston, NOVEL,
REEF-Choice wnDie cattle -.5n-A.
BCTTER-Northern creamery extras
6SnS9f, western creamery extras 5SsGS9
CHEESE-Sew twins extras 322aaal55a3.
CORN-No. yellow 17+dT1o.
EGGS-NearDy hennery 95s1S5; western
extras S3uSS.
FLoJR-Sprinc natenrs leg l4.5.
EAY-No Timothy a-3M34.
HANDSPRING M.am2-...
OATS-Fancy Al 10 42-lb sacks S5sdS6.
PORK-Mediun backs 56lb-
oTATOEJ-AroosIoDk 25n0os0 per 1ye
lbs: P. z. 7. 34Gd250
STGAR-Granulated. wholesale gro
GERS quotation go per 100 lbs. IN bulk.
VEA-lGI2n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
c. C. STEfLEIS
UNDER ARREST
Massachusetts H0nors Requisi-
ton for Wholesale Fleecer of
Maine F.vple.

LsOIAAcA%lA. ~1c.s~~NON- TX E2A4S-2
County Messenger says:
The State OF Massa chusetrs mas
from the Knox county officials ask
ing Tor the eXIrad1tIon OF Clifford g.
Steele OF Stoneham. Mass. VINO was
indicted by the grand jury AT the
last term of court II this country
UPON two bills IN connection with the
tender Of alleged fraudulent checks
for cattle purchased of farmers In
the northern part of Knox county.
His operations also extended through
Lincoln and Waldo county towns
and an indictment against him was
also found by the Lincoln county
grand jury Ut the October term.
County Attorney withee has been
very persistent in MS efforts 10
bring Steele hack To Maine ID have
his answer to charges against hun
here and effort has been persistent
~ made TO have him brought to this
state for several months warrants
having been sworn ont against him
before Judge Miller in the Rockland
police court before the session Of the
grand jury in September. County
Attorney Withee and Sheriff Hobbs
have made several trips To MassH-
chusetts in connection with the case
hut each time the Massachusetts at
torney generals Office has asked for
additional papers or affidavits in con-
nectipn with the case Finally an ar
ray of documents in connection with
the case mas been provided which the
Massachusetts authorities were I'M
able TO overlook and on Friday last
County Attorney Witnee was in
formed that Steele has been arrested
and has furnished $1,000 bail during
the tendency of habeas CORPUS pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
National Rivers and Harnors Con.
Qraos

The Fifteenth Convention Of the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress.
which is To be held in Washington on
the 9Th. 10Th and 18th of December
promises TO be a most important NEST
ing.
The special object of the convention
viii be to discuss and decide upon the
provisions regarding the Waterways and
the relations between railways and wat
erwavs which II is desired TO have in
ciuded in the Railroad Bill. Most Of
the speakers who have been invited N
Address the convention, therefore. are
men VINO are directly concerned either
with the enactment or the execution Of
waterway legislation.
While the National River ann Ear-
bors CDngreas never declares either for
or against individual projects. It's OBJ
iectn betn- national and not local, #
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

LhlCaEO, NOV z
Announcement Of ,iie shutting down
of Dig industrial plants as a result Of
the coal shortage had depressing eff
feet today ON The corn market PRICES
closed heavy at Z 10 y net lower with
December LIZ TO LIE ana May 12as to
liz Oats lost TO sms. In PROVISIONS
the outcome varied from 80 cents decline
10 I5 cents advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

The British Ministry of Munitions IL
selling wool to American manufacturers
although the clothing makers there say
tina: high prices are dur to scarcity Of
wooi. The Ministry agreed tn ship to
Boston during October 4eoD bales Of AUS
t-Alian and 1o.oee bales Of New Zealand
wool. The only renson given n the
Ministry Of Munitions for this action is
that the American wooden nanufactur-
Gre need this supply. The Evening
News aaks: Isn't this wool needed 1t
homeS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

New York, WON. u
gy-TTEE-Strung: receipts GSE tufB'
rraamerv higher than extras I3haI4. ex-
ira 2. score 72S6fs first Sd7la; packing
srurk current make No. S0W503-
EGGE-Irregfilar: receipfs So CASE
firrt 7sdi5R. 40 first 7167h; state. Pa and
nearby western hennery white fine 20
fancy ssdloe do. ordinary TO prime fsu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

A Chinamnn who wears his specta-
Giles in the presence OF a guest or a
social superior in held To be az rude
an in this Country we consider man
who fails To remove his hAf when
meetinE women Of hts acquaintance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22
Your Ad AccompEes Its Purpose, Telephone Quickly and Have Stopped
S1OO A Word

may be your profit, IN clean cash, from reading
and answering one of the classified ads printed
on this page today. Your prompt action IN an
swering may net you hundreds of dollars OPP
portunity is often disguised in small type ON
this page.
The most-read classified advertising IN Angus
ta is printed every day N The Journal Tele-
phone 135 and tell your buying-story or your
seIling-story to Journal Want Ad Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

Vassalboro Grange met IN regular
session on Tuesday evening Two can
didates were hailoted for and elected To
membership. Resolutions were present
ed and accepted for Sister ziipha But
terheid. A special all-day nesting will
he held on Saturday. Nov. q. Oakland
has accepted the invitation to be pres
ent. also State Master Thompson and
Mrs Thompson. Anniversary Of the
dedication Of hall. The last note win
be paid and destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

G.; do. brown SsGSs: 90. gathered orown
and mixed coiors 1YuSD.
SCGAR-Raw STEADY. centrifugal
..S. fine granulated 9eo.
PoTATOES-Firrner: Jersey per bag
:ie355d4I5; jersey sweets Ser basket $500
200: southern per barreI :225N475
CASEAGES-Steauy, unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

New York. Nov. p.
-.-'f..4tJe paper q.
'.c 5t-uay bills 4.Dt.
fi1".'cla3 5s-day bills Oh banks ~.
numerical 6e-aAy niiis s.9sss, demand
auies 44-.
.H's demand sSS. cables LES
,e.E demand ST.. cables S7s-
lemHnu i2E. cables I-M
demand 10. cables 2..ss
-"-lT1ent bonds easy,
"-.'5dC uonds Irregular
oans strong. 90 days. 10 aa ys
uontaK. q bid
a. -HoIey firm. high S. low q. rul-
a'a q, losing md g. offered AZ !,
AuT s. Uauk aeceU,ancHS IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

New York. Nov. Z.
+ Liberty bonds closing: 3ss lW.JD. first
Is 4.3D; second az 92.30: first III q 10;
second as 81 u: third As -: fourth AS
eee.12; Victory Us a9..S: Victory 4}s 90 e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front s.. Bath. Phone $50
335 Water St. Augusta,
Phone 1918 1919
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT & CO.,
Members Of New York anG Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Servtce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

LIVE STOCK
Dogs. catx, Pets 81
COON KITTENS-Bring them IN this
week c. L. Wakefield g Grove.
s1orses. Cattle, vehicies 4s
BROOD MARE-Roan, SIRED by Nell
sons Wilkes, ana granddaughter OF
The first of May. Mrs. Addie T. Allen,
Pirtsfeid. Phone 6-5. Hartland.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new miich;
large four-yr.-old COW with three
weeks oid calf: = sheep and eve
lambs. Cedar stakes 58c. per hundred
j. a. Jones, So. China. Tel. --l3.
HOGS-Last chance TO buy at half price
Service noars. urood sows ana small
stock both sexes. All STOCK is select
ed registered Bsrkshires. Geo. 4
Futile. Nor-idgewock, Me.
EORSE-11GB lbs. dark hay, KIND every
way, good worker and driver Will
rraue for stock or sell W J Locke,
Nj Vernon
9ORSE-Dark bay, Is years old, weigh
IlGs lbs. Fine worker, fair driver. sell
cheap or trade fur Tnilcn COW. Tel
XIV, Augusta
r ORSES-Good pair OF heavy ones 3
rugged paIrs to select from. z. z
Golf, Augusta, Ne, z. g. Tel e--2 Sid
ney.
HoRsEs-GoDd assortment, Weighing
from 1900 70 15o0 pounds prices from
Road. Tel. 1871.
E0RSES-Pair blacks. g70c age 10 and
-: suikv pillow new this spring; double
cart i f. Dod-, 80 =. rack. Saa0 buys
the lot or exchange for stock. Inquire
of T. L Harnuen, Litchtieid, Me. r.
No. Z. mile Spears Corner car line.
PAIR OF HORsES-weight about $50
This Team IS true hiae; will work in
any Mace -nat any tenn VIII work.
No reasanabie offer refused as I want
% 90 away. Apply 10 George s.
Weeks. r. ,. A,gusra- Tel ISL.
PIGs-Neariy three months old AZ low
price. Elmer Miller, Augusta, z. =.
Tel css9-i1
PIGS and weeks old Apply ny
Farm or Tel. go.
sHOA TS-Five O Q. c snoars. July
pigs. weighing ~ lbs. John H, Dou-
gle. Nindsorvills-
Poultry and Supplies 4e
dressed G X. Trask IS Western
GEEsE-Paired for winter or dressed
for market Call 1Is-R.
Warted-Live Stock 50
R. !. RED PJLLETS-I want TO buy 10
good ones. Il 70 . his. viii paw 4oc. In.
also cockerei r z. Nash, II. Bowls
Ton ST. RrookIine Mass
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale 81
CASH REGISTERS-New and second
hand. Some good bargains Box 10.
Augusta.
FIR BOUGHS-And trees fDr banking
Tel l6i-0. City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

[. s. Steel ref. IS ..-.-.-...-.---..,..
c., r. 7. * P. BY. ref As .-.---..-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-22

Nov. l-3o-Open time on deer in eish,
southern counties
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

A jolly crowd OF young people
gathered at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Beatty last Thursday evening.
where they made life rather miser-
able for the newly-weds. After
hand cutting them they were put In
n large auto truck and bound Sc
curely. Than the procession was
formed and went to Warren Jones
where another pair OF newly-weds
were captured. After binding them
securely In the truck and decorating
the truck with beautiful signs and
attaching trailers Of great noise,
the newly-weds started on a nice
ride with large crowd following
them. But soon the attention of
the guards was drawn to the fact
that their victims had escaped and
we're going full speed down the
street. but they were soon captured
and after hours of fun were taken
to their homes, After bidding them
welcome to Monte Vista. the
crowd departed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Our esteemed contemporary.
the Monte Vista Graphic-Re-
porter. hazards the opinion
that it is no longer . sight-un-
seen proposition when It comes
to picking out the desired spec
linen Of feminine loveliness un-
der the prevailing styles Of un-
dress. We are convinced,
however. that there is still
chance for an argument.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

MIR. Puffer says, "The place
for boys and girls to learn the
great life story u from their
mothers and fathers" But
how many parents prefer to
shift the responsibility and
let their children obtain this in
formation in the wrong way
from some nasty boy or girl
on the streets and alleys.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Guy w. Gibson came in
Thursday morning fro m Fort
Russell where he was mustered
out Of the service. He had re-
Gently returned from France
after 4 period Of eleven months
service. When the armstice
was signed, It found him in the
very front line and In all his
fighting he was uninjured.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

The Buick Auto Sales Co.
recently delivered to Cephas
Bowsher q Cadillac sedan that
for combined luxury and COM
fort cannot be exceeded In the
automobile line. BY the way
that baby cost a nice sum of
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Miss Edna Price returned home
Sunday from Iowa City. Iowa, whore
she has been studying music at the
state university.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur.
Mrs. Robert Macarthur. MIR. and
Mrs. T. G. Thome. Miss Belle Kip
per. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Sylvester,
Mrs. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Brownsll aad children. Mrs. Hunter
Barley and two children. Mrs. e. J..
Short. Miss Sarah Chapman and Miss
Emma Glenn Mac Arthur enjoyed
the day 1t the Masonic Park Tues
day. also went on TO Wagon Wheel
Gap. whore some Of the crowd en-
joysd Q plunge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Buy now. but buy wise
ly," ID the slogan Of the U. 8.
Department Of Labor. Keep
industry going. II you buy
somebody sells, somebody pro-
duces. and there Il work for
all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

JOss Madelon Quinn. gifted and
marvellous In her art. made her ini-
tial bow before 4 Butte audience on
Wednesday night. She appeared =
number OF times on-the program.
each time drawing the hearts Of her
audience closer and closer to her.
She chsrmed everyone present by
her wonderful gift a. = dramatic
reader. A larger or more enthusias-
tic audience never greeted an artist
presented by the Woman's Club
Butte MONTY Miner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28


BY
American C00nlssiOA Con.
Paay Unioa 0eock Yards
Dcnvce, Colorado
The hog market has been
''see-sawinE" back and forth
up until Wednesday OF this
week. The market on Monday
gained that which was lost the
latter part OF last week and
was about steady with Monday
Of the week before.
Fridays top $2O.S5 bulk
S2O.S0 to 5000. Today's
market liz 26c higher than
Thursday.
Send trial shipment to
THE AMERICAN-Their sales
and service will satisfy you"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Mrs. J. II. Jones returned home
Wednesday having spent the week
with Mrs. A. c. Cole Vt Masonic
Park.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Van Nostrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Haiglcr. Mir. and
Mrs, Porter Mitchell. motored to
tho Continental Divide Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-28
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