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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

and nvisoratins. tho land owners persist In Offering
their farms from NTH to oncthird tho prices
asked In these other farming districts,
10 my snaiyss Of the land values II not that tho
Iowa who paid from So: 80 to $500 90 an
but that the farmer In this valley who offers his
land At from to third tho price Of tho Iowa
farm In making serious mistake that very materially
Affects his prosperity and his bank account
II that Iowa farm produced hundred bushels OF
corn and the owner sold II ut dollar bushei
his total returns would be $4,000 co. And II the San
Luis Valley farmer put his so In potatoes and
duced lso sacks and sold them for dollar
and = half hundred pounds his total returns would
he In OF 1Is.OO0OO. And other crops produced
these two farms would show similar results you
should hesitate before crtcixnk the Iowa purchaser
and Immediately get busy and push land values up
to where they belong.
II Is my prediction that the day is coming whom so
farms In this valley will sell prices from $500
to $4,000 an acre it's up to you MIR. Landowner
just when that day will arrive. but certainty that
II will not como while you holding special bargain
sales At $4,000 to $4,000 aero
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

Inc Monte Vista Carnegie Library
getting nicely started with the
eAsert help OF librarian from Den
,.r VINO has been here this week.
:" recent meeting Of the associa-
"0a BOARD, Miss Carrie DIETRICH was
, president In place Of Mrs.
:. y. BELL, who expects to leave soon
~. oenver, and Mrs. D. r. Mitchell
~.s. the place Of vice-president
A'sa Mrs Bigelow resigned ON &C.
count Of Ill health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Bell regret that this estimable
family will soon leave for Denver
to reside. Mrs. Bell IL = lovely
woman and has been = wonderful
help to the community In patriotic
work and library enterprise. The
Bells are staunch. progressive Ameri-
cans and any community 10 fortunate
in having them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21
Two little Mexican girls on q bicy-

Two little Mexican girls on bicy-
Gle we're iun into by Ford car on
Adams street Tuesday. The bicycle
was demolished but the girls were
pulled out from under the car unin-
jured. The driver Of the car was
held blameless for tho accident a. he
was ON the right side Of the street
and the girls ran directly into him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21
San LUIS VALLEY FARMERS SHOULD BEGIN TO REALIZE THE REAL
Value Of THEIR FARMS NOW OFFERED AT BARGAIN PRICES
Al NJ ACRE IOWA FARM xEl.lA FOR ga, ooo. %
BY Carl b. Stow

An NJ ACRE IOWA FARM xEl.l& FOR ssoooooo
BY Carl b. Stow.
received a letter last week from q friend In Iowa
,ypr that farm his home had JUS, been
sold for 100000.
And this information that should sink deep In IN.
minds OF every land owner In the Ban Luis Valley II
POINTS out trend Of Investments and II means some
thing vital to your future prosperity.
No matter how small . sum you paid for your pres.
,nt land holdings: matter what Inducements may be
offered for the purchase OF your farm: matter II
tempting offers would show big profits your In
v..,meu you should c0nsder seriously and thoughtful
II Of the possibilities OF this agricultural section
before pricing your farm.
Good farming land In the San Luis Valley is priced
far its real value-snd right time when this
agricultural district stands out OF the high
spots OF Colorado In agricultural production pros
periiy.
Nearly every person who reads about this so acre
Iowa selling at ave hundred dollars An acre will
feel like saying that the buyer must be crazy But is
he! Would you care to 20 record In saying tina, the
limit has been reached?
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

q Marathon after coming up from
st. Louis. Ryan. also Just from st.
Loote. is some sticker and looks like
fixture for third base.
Macarthur played sensational
game In the center garden and Akers
will be batting 1900 in tho next
game, Judging from the past two,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

Ed. Heilman. o. o. Wright, II.
Chesterfield and p. c. Conant re-
turned Monday night from a three
days fishing trip to the upper Rio
Grande. From what we can learn.
the party did not get any more f,sh
than the law allows but they saw
lots OF country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

Senator Phipps has informed the
Monte Vista Commercial club that
he is using his best efforts in secur-
ing the fish fry for stocking the
streams proposed by the fsh and
xame committee Of the club.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

, ~, ., Sylvester, W. w. Wright, w.
/. ~ and W. W. Riley drove to
,oos s'a wednesday and met with
. ~ from Huerfano and Ala
m. county. Tho men at the meet
~, med permanent organisation
IA, !. .ue purpose in view of boosting
n valley. "A''f route INTO
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

an A. c. Saunders. wife of Edi-
y" saunders Of the Center Post Dis
wv. en' died Tuesday. June II, at her
~' IN Center, aged 20. Death was
,..., IRON Tuberculosis. Funeral
,... 'es were held at La lara We'd
afternoon and interment in
cemetery. Mrs. Saunders
IN admirable woman and the
-. ~'ny OF friends il extended to
~ ofeavcd husband.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

Doxier 4 Martin this week sold
a large 8 XIV Delco light plant for
the largest garage In southern Col
orado-the Beers garage at Anton
ito.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

summary-Two base hits. Ryan.
Roach. Wallace. Three base hits,
Seller. Sacrifice hits. Akers, Ryan,
Wykoff. Bases on balls, of Roach,
2. of Untiedt. 2. Hit by pitcher. Nc
Intosh. Struck out by Roach s. by
Untiedt /. Earned runs, D. N. 1, M.
v. 4. Left on bases D. N. .. M. v.
s. Time Of game 1850. Umpiros.
Kavalec balls and strikes, Ward
Bases.
Roach. our new pitcher. will deliv-
er the goods all right for Monte
when no gets acclimated. He found
the ozone pretty light for his splitter
and the atmosphere . little rare for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings n All
the Leading Stocks

New York. Feb l-Disregartiing the
increasing doubtful polic", condition
which usually oeget3 caution and profit-
taxing. bull pools continued in control
If the stock, market today. the gener1!
level OF prices recording higher levels
al the very active close
T~auing concentrated to an unusually
large extent IN motors and allied rub
Tire. Goodrich. A. AK Rubber and init
Ell States Rubber, the extremely ia
vorable reports Of The first two named
being primary factors.
Oils Jagged at the outset, Olt assert
I'D much OF their recent prominence
later, together with obscure equipments,
suggested. lea the. paper ana snippings
shares. also tobacco, industrial Aico-
mold and .ndustrials.
The, strength 81 coppers was unex-
pected because or the very poor quar-
terly statements or earnings issued by
several of the leading companies and
further reductions in the price of the
refined metal
United states Steel, winch moved
within fractional bounds most of me
session. came with rush N The last
hour, rising on urgent buying FOR both
accounts.
High grade rails also developed
stronger tendencies toward the close.
their rise following news that the House
OF Representatives. had used another
large appropriation tor maintenance.
Sales amounted TO SO 90 shares
Rates for call loans eased moderate
~ but were likely 10 harden again
next week. the bank statement show
ing an actual decrease Of about $50. 80
20 IN excess reserves
Bonds n genera. We're -irn ne Lib
ertv issues alone manifested some II
reguiarity. Total sales. par sslue. az
were unch taged IN call throughout mo
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

IN various branches IS not unnatural!
cons ider;ug the uncertainties of me pc
ROD .inu no departure from the poli..\
"T purchasing cautiously ana almost
wholly for immediate necessities mas
been Witnessed.
nile Il showing down process o.
Cured throughout the country since
the !nAug.rd ZION in peace-iim reAd-
..uStln"ntS. the least satisfactory news
5 sun that which comes from The large
!nduStr,a. ccntcrS, where 1eNeioUnenI.,
OF civilian orders has fallen far shor'
Of the gap lett by the suspension Of
war activities ana where multiplying
Inrmpiurnerl of machinery and labor
has resulted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

80 EW t'ARBC Rotor
oys -- simple. not moving
.r-tslI-l n .a!rty minutes. guar
mlpc our mileage and start
,.gt.rr without heating OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

4. OF LAND. IND HAND
lumber enough on lot TO build house
cellar nearly ready. On car inc near
city. Z. l. Yeaton. IS Bangor st.
.eDISti,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

1861 GREEN ST. TWO FAMILY
house hard wood floors. electricity. wa
ter, good pa wing p-operty. big bargain
70 close estste Inqrire at As 50. Chest
nut St or John T. Wright. WiscaSset
fabijAiS.yk,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

LET Us FIX IOCR AUTOMOBILE.
top and curtains. We can do a nice
lob at a reasonable I2ure. Mail or
ders attended TO pro:2g.y- Gerrish ~
smith (successor. % -,.-i 10 Silver
street. WatervilIe. NJ. Tel. +S.
feol.d 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
New Eraland BUILDING
CHELSEA

Rev 7. J. Cooibroth OF WaterviIIa
WA! hoiG Il meeting 1T the Kings
scaoolhouae. Chelsea. sunday after
noon ana evening. All are invited
Rev. J P Irving is holding a series
OF meetings al tie chapel IN CheIsea
NucA interest IS being shown. tn.
attendance increasing each night.
Singing under he management of
Ralph Hayes. The public is cordial
~ invited 70 help make these meet
lrgs Interesting and successful.
Meetings begin a As P. NJ
A.lHay meeting II Chelsea Grange
hall Feb. -. \ speaker from the
Farm Bureau Will be present in tn.
afternoon.
Charles Pilkham OF Boothbav
was he guest Of W Thompson
THIS Week He came by auto and re-
ports the roads IN very good cnndi-
Ton.
Florence Thom nson VINO is visit
iu@ II Washington, Z. g.. writes thar
the snruDbery is leaving out and
II grass Is green on the lawns.
Mrs. Ralph Hayes. who has been
rlsitlng friends in Bangor. has re-
turned
The community extends its sym
patty {" Clauncy Hunt on the
death oil his wife.
TOGrG ROAD-Earl Sproul has
gone to Togus 70 work i'll the COW
barn.
Mrs Laura Johnson was visiting
Mrs. RaI.;tGu rl'eltine day. If being
her blrthda,-. ANA tiJtie Ethelyn Raj
ston
Miss Hazel Collins has been called
N Randolph nv tie illness IF her
grandmother. Mrs. J w James.
Revira. meetings are being held
a. ire chapel this week. They axe
oelng conducted ~ Rev. Joseph
Irving
Miss Evelyn Corbin of Randolph
was visiting her grandmother. Mrs,
Vesta Morgan. one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Savage and
son charlie have gone 20 Middle
town. Conn. tor a short visit with
Mr.. sava-e's brother
Mrs Ralph Hayes and son have
returned home rom a visit in Ban
-or
Mrs. Herbert curtis Of Randolph
was visiting hTS- A u r NoiiihS
Tuesday afternoon
Russell Johnson VI WinSlow vas
visiting ms mother. Mrs. Laura
Johnson last week
Miss Jennie Welsh of Manchester
- visiting her sister Mrs. Mar
Harris
.jonn Warehouse X visiting ms
niece. Mrs Fannie Harris, III Ran
duipn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

-. Ia - TIL. cUr 81.
y. IN =54 -" n 6 months, Sal,
r..l made Sl3N.v n one
CarburetOr Co.
r a.nso. ...tt. chicago.
feb2dit~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Fed =
JGs-Receipts 3:.cuo Market ,!osei
-tive, fully ~ TO u cents higher than
yesterdav Light and light mixed
showed most gains. Estimated tomor
row ;n.rp Bulk Of sales 1851 l'al .
butchers ,alSJe; light l725di.9; pack
ing le,54l.60: throw-outs i6s5l 1873. Pigs
Good 10 choice iiaDstl6
CATTL(Recepts 500 Low grade
she stock strong: other cattle slow 10
steady Estimated tomorrow 10oc Beet
cattle: Good. choice and prime l5751
40: common and medium 15H.rlo5o;
Butcher stock cows and meters .5o
s1IsI: Gamers and cutters 6nu76C
Stockers and feeders; Good to fancy
liOonl411J; Inferior common and medium
SuOMllW Veal calves: Good ana choice
I62Sn 1875.
sHEEP-Receipts 500. Market gener-
ally steady to strong. Lamb trade show
ing highe:. spots Estimated tomorrow
lfsH DAY prices unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

60 A. FARM, CUTTING 80 TONS
hay rine buildings. | mile depot. cleo
tries. school. electric lights. never fail
ing we'll by Lump. bargain. Mrs. A. h.
Scribner. Gardiner, r. L, D. 10.
febiSdi NIX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Wanted-Salesmen

HIGH GRADE SPECIALITY SALES
men We manufacture IN accessory
10 Ford cars which interests every
dealer upon Eve minutes demonstra-
Statesmen handling same as side line
earn sse per month: entire time men
earn sin. Motor Products %. t.6
Massachusetts, Ave. Indiana polls Ind.
febGeIIt-
WANTED: SALESMEN TO REPRE-
-1nt Americas best selling, highest
grade nens tailoring line 20 retail at
$50 and So direct % consumer Wanted
only live wires capable of earning so
10 so, weekly Liberia! commissions
and exclusive 5srritor -, References re-
Washington Place. New York City
feb2dl,-
SIDE LINE SPECIALITY. AVERAGE
commission u 70 30 dollars Pocket
samples and sales talk free. Response
ole house Write today. simplicity
Co. Des MONIES. Iowa feb@d1t-
SIDE LINE SPECIALITY. NEW. SOLD
all lines. Euli explanation of easy sell-
ing plan and OUTFIT tree. Big commits
sions promptly paid. Responsible con
Germ. Service Co. Dept. g, Des Moines.
Iowa. febEiIt'
SIDE LINE. T7P NOTCH SPECIAL
promptly Write today. Samples and
sales talks free. No delays. Erickson
Company. Les Moines. Iowa. feb2cdlt@
statesmen: INEXPERIENCED OK
experienced. City or travelling. "rite
for list of openings and full particu-
lars Address Natl. jaiesmens Tt
Assn. Dept 49,. chicago. III. feb2edIt'
statesmen ENFERIENCED ANY
line for general trade IN Maine. unex-
celled specially proposition. splendid
commission contract for 1919; 80 week
~ to producers for expenses. Continen-
rai IaweI,v Co S,S Continental Ruiid-
ing Cleveland. Ohio fsb.dlt"
We RECOGNIZE no COMPETIIIJN
because OF the unique nature and Z. :.
protected article exclusively owned ana
controlled by us. our district man
ayers report most satisfactory sales of
his yelv essential government created
demand recessitr large territories "a
statesmen able. to handle crews. Jerome
I-aaat Pres SO. Dearborn St. Chi
cago. II. fepE01t-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New YORK Feb. i.
WHEAr-sp sIeady, No. red 2+4
rack New York
CCRN-Spot stea.iy. No. yeilow ana
No white i52. eost and freight \ew
York.
OATS-Spot easy, standard 69,
LARD-StronG: middle west c1j0a -,to.
COTTON SEED crA.-Dui!, prime sum
mer yellow spot 2I5o
curriculum: receipts 80 "rea m
cry higher than extras J3ans+ extra. Y
score, 522amoS; packing stock current
maze No. "a.
rash gathered extras - fresh gath
cred regular packed extra t'rsts -2atS
state. Pa. and nearby "estern EennerE
whit. ISTGi state Pa. amt nearby
browns 46a4,s DO. gathered Drown an"
mixed coiors ti2I+4.
POTATOES-Fi i'm; Name lS.j-ID. a-i's
-1-T4.5 New YORK DO. 3F1ru 3.5; ives er1
i-5st375: Virginia bbls. Isl 81.
CAB enthusiastically and unchanged
SJGAR-Raw stead: cen, -itIea-
y fine g-anuiated So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
PALMYRA

Mrs Harry Turner. who was crit-
car,v in last week and underwent
surg. cal operation. is fast improcinG
Mrs. John Furbush visited severai
davs last week with her friend, MIS-
Ernest Parkman.
Nr= Nellie Parkrnan is in Pitts
field for a two weeks visit
Mrs. Farmer is stopping fe~
weeks with Mrs. Arthur Jordan.
Mr.. Sk!llinger of st. Adams Is
wing wood in this vicinity with his
gasoline outfit.
Miss Angie Mcfarland went to
Comma Wednesday to care for Mrs.
Chester Buck who is ill.
G z. and r. w. Parkman are cut
ting some nice ash for market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
New York Money Market

View York, FED. I.
Mercantile pa per 515..
Sterling s0-day bills a,3i
Commercial oG-day bills on banks Az.
commercial. r-dav oils /, - demand
4751p cables 4.,s 1-l6
Francs. demand 5.+5s. ables ). Asa.
Guilders. demand Il Lis. abIes II 5-lS
r-ira. demand 81 cables s 80
Rubles. demand ia. cables Il nomna! !.
Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds irregular
Railroad bonds drrner
Time loans irrner: - IaTs, } lays
and six months 5lG5a
Cau money tirner: high j. CIV 4: rul-
ing rate 4, closing old =. offered N ;.
asst loan ). bank dcce ptanceF
L :. g reg. Observation-Disclosures. .-. e
do. coup. ---.-......-..-.......--. :.
Z. :. 60 reg. Observation-Disclosures. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

TWO TENEMENT HOUSE. FUR
mace. electric lights and bath. carriage
house and table; buildings all con-
necfed lawn and shade trees , MIN
utes' walk from electrics. Sc. fare TO Az
gusta. A bang up home for some one
$500 would not build them today 4
great sacrifice if YOU mean business al
once. Call. write Or phone 3. i. Stocn-
fora. Cony House. Augusta. feb2ldStT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. tcD -.
Although ev%n.rg-dp OF trades so as
TO ne prepared for me holiday toinor-
row made the corn market TO-DAY aver
age higher pr.cas weakened at lie last
owing 10 reports That the Argentine
strike situation mad taken j IiI ora Die
turn. The closed was unsettled !, net
lowe. to cent advance. with May l.'3
to Iss and July l1Ss % lSs2. oats in
isiled cent to cent down and pro
visions lp 10 to 20 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Boston. 80. =.
BEEF-ChoiCe whole cattle =.
BCTTER-Northern creamery extras
52aIo2 western creamery extras u 10.
cHEES E-,sw YORK twins choice
fresh 3+I4a
EGGS-Nea-by hennery t5tt;,a west
ern extra Jtdal.
LOCE-Spring patent, l;~-;b s;,' Is.
lU75T1l3o
iAY-No. timothy 3oc:s,
IAMB-Spr,ng 30n3l.
cAT-Fancy, 10 = 5i-in sacaS, ri"I';.
PORk-MedIum backs DO.
PCTATCES-Maine per 40 lDs. n EAR
lots IS5N2m
SCGAR-GranuiaJeG. wholesale, to,
per 100 lbs. bulk.
YEA t.-:nTyy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Ounn's Report

will say:
While no evidence yet appears that
general business is emerging from us
state OF oppression. indications OF I'M
provement are now less d!fncuIt or ois-
eminent.
4 change for the better in some quar-
ters THIS week has been mainly ore o.
sentiment although a gain in actual
transactions mas also come IN tiose
ines where price reductions have seen
sufficient,v drastic to awaken buyers
interest and there is, more than tangi-
ole son 70 anticioate ecoroIni> "a
vivai as 10 market defiation continues.
That trade recovery is gradua! ana
checkefVd, with no sign Of it even now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Business Chances

sioo WILL BUY $500 INTEREST IN a
chain stores COMPANY having excep-
J.ona!ly bright future, rare opportunity
Address A. A. Harrison, Box 5iS. Pougn-
heepsie. y. Y. fcpEd1ts
II VOC HAVE 1900 TO 1890 CASH
capital and would be interested II open
ing an entirely new line OF business III
your .oCality which Jnould net vow
5000 10 $1,000 annuallt', write Ak ono
Tor particulars. Mechanical Machine x
Tool Works. 20 ", I'd st.. New YORK
city Y Z feb..1dlr~
WE MANCTACTU2 4 HARBCRE-
tor or Ford ears which Is guaranteed
~ give double the mileage over any
other carburetor aver constructed Ie-
yardleSS OF name. maze or price.
Money refunded # fifteen Gay free tria!
does not prove it. Entirely new prlnt l.
pie-l simple plain tube-not moving
Dart Guaranteed 70 start II zero
weather without heating or prirlins
Tremendous demand. Thousands now
II use in Chicago territory Reia bic.
energetic man who can guarantee sales
and arr stock OF 500 10 $40, depend
ng on demand. can secure exclusive
territory and will easily net So.t.' This
ear No speciai experience necessary.
VIII also furnish clrDHretor tor other
ears n about SIM" days. Frank 4.
tN-wan ne " jackson BLY, l.. Che ago
Ill tab25 IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

$4,000 LESS
THAN 7hE PROPERTY is WORTH

iii
eaead,a
F. K
March,
haErack 'l'no ar
ddrapere
i
ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
For Sale-Real Estate
The State
Farm Agency

ton OF Name. We are prepared 10
meet the requirements OF the home
seeker: list with us for early spring
sale. Z, l. Worcester Mgr. Western
Ave. Augusta, Maine. Phone I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
70 ACRES
Only $500 Needed
EdtIinrep< jpej,,1.d

.. cows. horse. 20 sheep. all farm ma
cnlnery, mile TO village stores.
churches and school. easy drive to city
market; land equally divided smooth
fields. cuts 3 tons of hay. wood for
home use. Est: 90 NJ lumuer: l0-room
mouse neari% new. excellent water sup
ply, 20 =. barn stable. sheep shed. uuul-
try house. granarr: this farm IS only
one mile to one OF the largest canning
factories in the state; price 5000. easy
terms. w, :" reaton, s-NA Madison
Ave. Skowhegan. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Piney Heights
+ a Il M

Winthrop. Maine. For Sale or For Rem.
one Of the most attractive places IN inc
State; 80 acres. brick house fitted for
2entlemans home. sanitarium or sum
rner boarlers, With al modern I'M
provements. For further ntor,na ton.
write
JOHN T. SLOCOMB.
- kensngton Rd.
Edgewood. Prov Il. I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
30 ACRES
Dairy Farm
Delightful Country Home

$lUUU cash needed price $3.50
One mile to village r. r. station
stores. school ana churches * acres N
smooth field. cuts % tons of hay s,
acres N wood and pasture for 10 head
more than enough wood FOR home use
nice growth Young pine fruit for nome
use: Groom house. water N kitchen. A.
f. barn. ties up 10 head. basement
wood siled and snop. all in thorough re-
pair: YOU cannot duplicate thls N hen-
aebec Co.
Ralph 3 Cheney. Gardiner Ne. H.
T 2. II. Phone l2-i2. Richmond. or T.
l.. Worcester Western Ave Augusta
Me Phone 2,5-M .eu22i!t .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
Poultry. Eggs. Etc.

30 EGG CYPHERS IN,'T BAToR, IN
.ond running order sIl II taken AZ once
r.! lS-io Wjntarop. sebEd3t<
WHITE LEGHOR\ COCK ENEi.>
tJr breeding. good laying strain. SD
each = A. Miller. Manchester, Maine.
;eh20i6j-
AN READY NOW TO BOOK ORDERS
for day Old chicks from new and
HEALTHY stock of r. T. Reds at IS cts
zach Order early fcr ea:iE cllckS. Ida
Adams Winthrop. Maine t-O-od1mo'
BARRED ROCK CoCk ERELe. PITTS
'eid strain T y Morgan. Augusta.
2 r D ! Te! .5S-, fab19diw"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

To Let-Rent.
Agents wanted
agents wanted
Wanted-AgentS
Wanted-Agents
Wanted-Women
statesmen wanted
statesmen wanted
statesmen wanted
For Sale-Heifers
statesmen wanted
Lost-Pocketbook
statesmen wanted
Wl1ted-Sa lesmen
Wanted-Sa lesmen
Wanted-Salesmen
tound-Femaie dog.
Observation-Disclosures
Wanted-Housekeep
Wanted---Ong writer.
For Sale-Bay horses.
Wanted-Reifable man.
Agents-$SW credit plan
For saie-Seed potatoes
Manted-Lakeside farm.
Wanteu-kunab bout body.
w anted-Ea Qable woman
Wanted-Men Is and over
For Sale-Buick Little Six
Wanted-Word for 4 song
AgentS-One dollar an hour
Wanted-Bright young men.
W anted-Speciaity statesmen.
For saie-Fest pocket KODAK.
Wanted-SaIesman for Maine.
Wanted-A2ents for raincoats
Wanted-Man to work this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

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