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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-30

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
Center
Aisle Items

u Sanitary Napkins in box, SOC
per box.
ONO Dress Shields. an regular
sizes. also Crescent prices SIC TO soc
per pair.
Binding Ribbons all colors. 35c
per piece
DeLon Snap Fasteners. black and
white. loo card
DeLong Pins at Toe and 15c per
paper.
Rubber Lined ourist Cases CSC to
S2.75 each.
Also Round Combs for the little
Miss. Prices from zoe and upwards
Children's Purses, both leather and
velvet. at 2sc 10 $500
Ladies' Leather Purses and Bass.
also Velvet Bass. at prices from $3.50
20 $500 each.
Velvet Cantccn Bags. in blue. gray
and black, very popular this season,
at reasonable prices
Stamped Pillow Cases. in a very
good assortment 20 select from, at
S2.00 10 50 so per pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
Specials in
trimmings

- inch Baby F1ounclng. hem
stitched. embroidered runle edge soc
o $3.50 per yard.
Baby YOkcs SIC to 65c each.
Filct Crochet Laccs and Insertions
loo TO 35c yard.
New Ribbons. Tapestry and Taft
feta. colOrs, 9 10 1 inches wide. for
bags. 75c TO So so per yard
Medium and Wide Satin Ribbons
i'm the leading colors for girdles and
camisoIes. soc TO S1.25 yard.
Plaid and Plain Taffcta. Morie and
plain satin ribbons for hair bows. 35c
10 S5c yard.
Ladies' Handkcrchicfs, hemstitChed
and embroidered corners in white and
colors 1Oc, 12iac c. 15c each.
Plain Linen Handkerchicfs 20c,
25c, 35c. 39c each.
Georgettc Crepe. 40 inches wide.
$500 value, at S2.50
silk Nets, good variety OF colors.
also black and white. 40 inches wide.
s1.25 yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24

New models in high or low necks. White flesh,
bisque taupe, brown navy and blacks.
Silk Waists SIS
Taffetas, Satins, Crepe de Chimes. Paids, Stripes
and Plain Colors. White, flesh and suit shades.
Lingerie Waists $225
Voiles white and colors high and low necks
Batste, Dimity and Organizes.
Furs, Capes, Scarfs or Mufs $l2.75
New Shape Capes, Animal Scarfs, Pillow Bar
rel Mufs Conveys Narobia Lynx Marmots Chi
Wolf Hundreds of pieces to select from.
Silk Petticoats 1913
Tafetas Satns and Silk Jersey Combinations.
All colors in regular sizes and stouts
Women's Coat Sweaters 1915
Practical All Wool Sweaters with belts pockets
roll or sailor collar. Comes in Rose. Copen. Re
soda. Maroon, Navy and Purple.
Sateen Petticoats $1.75
Fine quality Sateen Elastic top. Assorted iounces
Look well and very serviceable Black only.
Heatherbloom Petticoats $3.50
Genuine Heatherbloom with label Black and
colors, including stOuts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
Children's Wear Items

Girls Navy Serge MILDLY Dresses $7.75
Trimmed white Red Braids Straight Line pleated model
and beted.
Girls Winter Coats $l3.75
Good heavy Coats in several STYLES All wool Millions
Cloths Plush Collars Sizes IA years
Little Girls Coats
All Wool Coats all lined and with Novelty Belts Pockets and
Collars, 2 to years-priced $7.75
Girls Rain Coats $675
Hat and School match, all 10
Girlss' Flannelette Gowns $l.75
Pink and Blue Stripes and Plain White, sizes to IA with
without collars.
Chdrens Flanneette SleePers 5 90
Pink and Blue Stripes and plain white sizes years With
feet and Long Sleeves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
Lingerie Specials

Corscts S275. Discontinued models
in pink or white coutil. Plain or
figured Sizes "a to 80. Many worth
up TO $3.50.
Orscts S4.75. Back or front laced
Plain and broche coutil, pink or
white Sizes IS TO 81 Many worth
up TO $3.50
Women's Pajamas S3.25. The out
ing made up in the most elegant
style and braid trimmed. Sizes "a TO
A
Misses Outing Pajamas $500. Blue
and PIN, striped heavy outing, in
sizes Il TO 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24

Under Muslins $50. Gowns. En-
velope Combinations and Skirts OF
good Muslins or Nainsook. trimmed
with Laces or Embroidery. A few
garments slightly soiled by Display or
Handling.
Undcrgarmcnts S1.I9. Camisoles.
Boomers. Drawers. Envelope Com
binations OF White Nainsook. Pink
Batiste, Crepes. Sauns or SILK Crepe
de hine Hundreds Of garments In
this lot.
WOmcn's Outing Flame ! Gowns
S1.S5. Pink and Blue Stripes or
plain White. with or without collars.
In regular sizes only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
Towel Specials


Bath
vau-at
2ex42 Turkish Bath Towels
Turkish Bath
Turkish
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
Sale of rs Suits at /. S49.5O
Sale of 60 Dresses at $3.50
Sale of 20 Coats at $29.5O
S49.5O

The Suits-are from higher priced groups and at
1850 should appeal strongly. The materials,
Wool Velours, Checked and plain. Silvertones,
oxford Cloths, Serges and Trcotines.
The Dresses collection of the Newest Mod
Is. In Wool Jerseys, SergeS TricotneS and Sat
rs, Good range of colors and sizes for misses and
Jonen.
The Coats-are particularly interesting as to
tyle-n SilvertoneS, Wool VeourS, Polo Cloths
Double faced Plaid Backs and Pushes Smartly
elted and loose backs. Sports or plain tailored
ocketS, half or full lined
Women's Dress Skirts $500
81 Skirts in Plaids Mannish Serges, Tricotines
Tricolettes. Satins Fables and Chuddah. All Isles
including stouts.
Silk Poplin Dresses $7.75
Several styles in Copen. Brown. Navy. Blacks
Neat and serviceable dresses All sizes for women
including stouts
Womens Dress Skirts $7.75
Hundreds of New Wool and Silk Skirts Reg
ular and extra size waist banks to 80 inches Serges
PoPlins, Plads Checks and Stripes
Flannelette Kimonos $3.50
Dark floral designs trimmed with satin and cord
ed edges. Empire loose beted styles
Wool Knitted Skirts $3.50
Gray or Natural with borders in contrasting col
ors. Regular and extra sizes.
Outing Flannel Skirts $l.00
Dark and light stripes and plain dark gray, in
regular and extra sizes
Bungalow Aprons $3.50
Dark and Light Patterns full length, open front
and back belted and pocketed. All sizes
Women's Bingham Dresses $3.50
Elegant Amoskeag Plaids made up in good styles
for street well around the home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24
SeasonabLe Merchandise Throughout the Store

Furthermore abrc-aN articles this sale
the same igh always purchased this
To wish in
advise Buy these Harvest Sale
a o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-24

Of the o
L who appreciate day market ondton
Months owithh Harvest n we purchase
arofred din hnsae Today arnen ndse if ii %
from0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
New York Produce Market

New York. March :.
wIIEAT-Spot steady; No. ? red "a.
track New York.
CoRE-spot .irm; No. 2 Yellow an!
No. 2 white ls5 cost and freight Ne"
York.
OATs-Strong standard na73
LARDIStrong: middle vest 2s6og ~, 20
creamery higher tran extras 6osgSl; ex-
tras. 50 score. os.a5l first. 5saoA: pack
ing stock current make No 3'.
EGGS-Firm; receipts liS cases
fresh gathered extras +7ta4s: fresh
gathered regular packed extra first IS q
b. western hennery white fine to fancy
5s,nas; state. Pa. and nearby ise, E b, ~
brown 1909: DO. gathered brown and
mixed colors SAT-
POTATOES-Ir-egul Maine. ls'-!o
sacks. 35ona75. New York 35@ 3.5; vest
ern 3Z51a5o: Virginia late crop bbl 2G4
200: Jersey sweets baskets 3G03'9
characteristics and unchan Sed.
SI:GAR-Raw steady; centrifugal.
- fine granuiated so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings IN Al
the LEADING Stocks

New York. March On a volume ,.
business exceeding any session of the
year to date. the stock ,narke. tcda;'
resumed ITS advance IN almost every
quarter OF the list. prices in the man
holding at or near the best desrite ex-
tensive realizing for profits
brokers reported heavy buyine for
ootn accounts. but short covering prob
ABLY was the more important iac,or,
industrial conditions causing Gelnvral-
ization in the ranks of the bears
AS yet there appears to he no war
rant Tor reports that banking syndi-
cate is Contemplated - Anance the
pressing demand of the railroads, but
that group reflected wider and more
SUBSTANTIAL inquiry than at any recent
sttels. equipments and the varied lis.
VI peace industrials gathered Iurther
momentum from Chairman Gary's
prophecy of large trade prosperity
ana ana shlpplngs rallied from their recent
dealings ''' ''e
United States Steel made a new high
10: me current movement, forfeIiing !.
traction Of its extreme advance Of i IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
CAMBRIDGE

Charles Thu7ston has bought ;i,e
farm, where Reuben Hut. has been
living and Will move there as sooa as
i is repaired.
Mrs. Elmer Harrington has re-
turned 10 her home IN Abbot.
Ms. Jane Small has gone 20 Guii-
ford for few da:s and viii so 20
Lewiston 10 live with her son.
Frank Tart OF Dexter has been in
town for a few days.
The Changers realized ahou; SIS li'
from their pie social SATURDAY eve
ming.
Mrs. Mills MacCaLsland has gone
TO Boston to be gone several weeks.
Carrie Hatch has gore 10 Lynn.
Mass.
Mrs. Lucy Smart Herrick IS the
new telephone operator al the ex-
change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

EGGS FOR MATCHING. r. !. RED W
|HandJttes. $50 To- Is eggs. gooi eTel
color and heavy egg strain: order. mist
& Sa:9a toa Iss Ia sFy ar9sa Ne
IA ;.!,: EGGS Sd. FE on PugE
s!5g.e settings. !: eggs. $40 per 30;
s.. F. W. ard ". T. Lee. 4. .. :, Az
gusta. nch.d,t
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
q .ttsaeld strairl: setting Is eggs
layet b. i-vear-o!d hens, slN : sgt
ting IL eggs .ayed b: 2-yr.--ol5 hens We
Warren s., HaloaeIl. Ne. mchsd5.
TloRoJcHBRED s. c. WHITE LEG
setting Is eggs Mrs. " F. Kerr, Ok
ford street. Phone .aY. mch5lEr
POULTRY SUPPLIES. DRINKING
fountains, feed no1pers. grit and shel!
feeders. nest eggs. lice killer, egg pro-
Queer leg bands. o:ster Sails. char. CA.
anc egg boxes OF al c=sc-!pti9as Ger
Silver street. Waterv.l.s, Name. Tel.
49,. Tach5dlw
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGG
for Matching. Phelps strains ve.. fer
tie $40 for - o. $50 per Kindred
macs weigh ID 10 Il, females TO )
pvunds cash; shipment. by. express.
William WelcE. IailoTeii. Ne. z. +.
l.. Nc. ;. Box 81 mca5-6,'
FROM FIRST STATE PRIZE EGOCk
~. tull.t!cod White Leehorn settings
q eggs 81. Euta Buker. Rural i. Car
diner. Me. Tel. l5l-l3. mchidlw'
THOROUGHBRED RHODE ISLAND
Fed eggs for Matching. male from win
ming aen at No. American Egg laying
contest. Official record ..xass egss.
81 q" Tor i3 eggs. $50 PREPAID Mr..
Blaine Richardson. Clinton. Maine, r.
F. L. A. mcn4dst'
THOROUGHBRED BARRED PLY
noun Rock eggs for Matching From
the Celebrated Stewart and DeCoster
strains. Guaranteed @9te fertile or re-
placed free. rs per setting us eggs,
IS per hundred Shipment oy express.
James II. Ames & Son. Bowdoinh. IN
Maine. mchld4w
AN READY Now TO BOOK ORDERS
for day Old chicks, from new ana
healthy stock OF r. J. Reds at IS cts
eacn. order early for early chicks. Ida
ADAMS. Winthrop, Maine. feb3ldlmo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Fer Sale-Horses. Cattle, Etc.
Mammoth
HORSE
AUCTION

At J. c. keith's Sale Stables. 1852
North Beacon ST. Brighton District.
Boston, Mass. on Wednesday. March
II at 10 A. N.
$50 SURPLUS ARMY HORSES
bought by Y. S. Government. Sold
only as armistce was signed. A fine
lot Of young. sound seelimated horses
We shine from 1000 to 1900 lbs. each.
lots Of closely mated teams. all for
the high oeilar. can be seen after
Monday morning.
Also besides the above % head Of
Illinois horses consigned by Leroy
Mank Of GaIesbure. H.; % head
from Ben Johnson Of Wintersett,
Ia: So head from Frank II. Sweet Of
Bolton, Me-; t4s head from Dan Ne.
Ginness Of Allssany, Pa. Lots Of
nearly aeeiimsted horses and va
riety Of carriages, wagons, carts,
harnesses. etc.
At PRIVATE SALE
large stock Of Carriages, Wagons.
Carts. Harnesses and horse goods Of
all kinds. Agent for Studebaker
Carriages, Wagons and Harnesses.
o. S. Johnson. Manager
Carriage and Harness Dept.
ARRAm GIDEON, Auctioneer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. March :
H0GS-Eec eip:s cs..n. market c.os:1 2
mostly - cents higher than Hes,eroays
average. Estimated tor,2r!ow Si.
Bulk q saias l<3t7-es5. butchers -N-s
~. packing l.5sI->5j: tilrow-cl.S 1.tEs
-711, ..gs. good II choice, -5J,yI,;'',
CATTLE-Etc eirtS go. S;re-s ard
Sc stock SOW ard slead: balls =
cents lower: calves steady 70 strong
Estimated tomorrow lH'. The cay
prices remain UNCHANGED.
SHEEP-EeceIp;s $40 Mark. steady
Estimated TOMORROW 80. Day prices
remain Unclaimed!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Boston Stock Market
3. ston Produce Market

Boston. March Z.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle D.
BUTTER-Eorthern creamery extrae
5s6 59i; western creamery extras SAG
CHEESE-New York twins choice
fresh 32n33
CORN-No 2 yellow 1sGlso
EGGS-Nearby hennery J2u53, west
ern extras 43n4i.
FLOUR-Spring patents. I3S-lb. sacks,
ll1tEI1l;O.
HAY-Eo I timothy 3cn33
LAMB-Spring 30lL3l.
OATS-Fancy. 10 TO 42-lb sack. ,3!n.i
PORk-Medium backs olGO
POTATOEi-Maine. per 100 lbs. car
lots. z0g9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Observation-Disclosures

MEN AND WOMEN. IS AND OVER.
are eligible for Government clerkships.
railway mail. post Office. customs. inter
ne! revenue census IN war lsk s-v.
free particulars Of examinations. ray
n.o.d Terri CORNER Civil Service Ex-
arn;nsr}, Continental Building, Wash
lngton. rchsists
HoN-rNIoN CARPENTER WORK.
joo o. day work. Tel. !s-1- rchsdo,'
HoUsEkEEFER WITH GIRL IS
wants position IN widower's home n
n na5a. Ms aF' Eoa s;sy l. E d c5 R.sa
TOBACCO OR SNUFF HABIT CURED
or no pay $50 il cured. Remedy sent
G e ,s;a!; supe'ba Co. " al. sal,imcrs::
MOTOR TRCck .EACLING HAVE
like leads OF furniture c- freight 70
" Wsini,y e Portland Or so.,hen o.
truck. Gi.son, motor truck contra ctors.
Gardiner. mch7dlw
OLD H P TANK-CoOLED ABE
naque gas engine No matter if dis
carded. Emn'ons Casey. Augusta, Ne;
:sls sCICK. DODGE Or FORD CAR.
must De in good condition Will pay
cash. r N. Mckay. Ho.eb, Me.
PEACE WORK AT WAR FAY. KNIT
urgently needed socks for Us on Auto
Enitsers. Experience unnecessary. Full
Ki a's4 g. S s' 5sasrsol DeR st. = Alt
y. 7. mch6i2n.os'
\ YOUNG MAN 2 YEARS Or AGE
retail business. years. experience in
81: trade; vii. go any place II sfate q
l2 Sturtevant s., Wa.erville. Me.
one DOZEN LAYING HENS o.
good breed. Phone llos-M. or write :
Water St. Hailowen. Ne mcnsde,.
TO BOARD ONE OR TWO SMALL
girls with respectable people where they
VIII be, We! cared for. A. " care
journal. mchsdc.
4 RELIABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE
20 keep house for two or work oy hour
Mrs. A. NJ. = Myrtle st. nichsd3'
WE NEED JCsT THREE MORE
members in our Separator club. Terms
go down and $500 per month or big
d.scoant Tor 80 ca Via Ge-risE smith
Wa,erville, Maine. Tel. 49,. ach5diw
POWER COMBINATION RIP AND
cuturg-of iron head bed saw. Also on
power planer. Address Chas. a. Eaton
90. mch3dii
l MUST HAVE APPLES. so BELL
lowers. - baiQ"I ms, 80 mixed, WI.
call 20. them WIN own teams and FUR
nsh my own barrels. Take small 1r
large lots. P. O.. Gardiner. :. Harma.
feb25d.it'
RETURN. SOLDIERS or ANY
ocae looking for employment. Work
Ugh, ana Profitable. Business can be
Mgr, Richmond, Maine. feb2.d2~:
HAULING CONTRACTS. FUkNI-
Snort and lons-distance hauls by motor
trucks; 10 atom capacities. any kind
Of merchandise: prices arranged by dav.
ton or trip. Gardiner Auto Co. oppo-
site NJ I. passenger station. febs2ttt
WOULD YOU BIZ INTERESTED n
making frcH. $500 Il $50 extra eacA
week during your spare time: We need
a Few men in Augusta Watervilie ana
vicinity. who vii, devote their spare
time TO selling accident and realth in
surance. pa'able monthly. amongst
their friends ard acquaintance. We
issue policies and settle claims at TINS
office. Write Mr.. y L. Parent, Agency
director, Mass. BONDING and Insurance
OLD FALSE TEETH. don't matter II
broken. l pay g to 80 per set. Send
By parcel post and receive check by re
street. Baltimore. Md. febiGd4ws
CHICKENS. WEBER q hewitt.
dec1sIti
By TIE SALVATION Army, C
Cd hand cloth g TOR men. women and
children. ..d1ress Is Davenport street.
aug sta. Ne. Telephone G'5-N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
For Sale-Real Estate

THREE FARM BARLAIES-A agrees. :;
miles from augusta. J mile 20 school,
mile 10 /. 4. 4. W /. r. CSC cords
wood. IL, " lumber; room house, e-sc-
tric ligats. water in hose and harm :,
pastures % head. cuts . ions nay, Prize
- acres, miles from Augusta. :. .::he
- na!.owel!. borders ke.reb=c rive.
cuts = TONS hay, pasture Cor aea:t y
story house. rooms. barn 3:Xsa' pee
So. SO down. la. on easy terms.
y ..crs farm. mics from Augusta. i
s:o-v ho-se, : rooms. tui.dicss come 1
Il. Barr caA35. price S 0, s2', Own. a.
Oh aasy terms ci..e- goa na.s,.i s
" ii Austin. Real Estate T-,. li5-5 d
:S-M. Room %, Augusta Trust Ri is.
80 r-t X o. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
VassaIboro Grange.

NJ the meeting Of Nassa!boro
Grange on TUESDAY evening Is
candidates were instructed III the
frs. and second degrees. Benton
Grange has been invited 10 work TIE
third and fourth degrees Il the mex:
meeting. March IS. and fill the chairs
4 c.ass o. 26 Will take the third and
fourth degrees. The program con-
sisted of songs and the farce,
Wanted. a Wife"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Related shares, notably Republic Iron.

Related shares, notably Republic Iron.
Crucibe and Lacka wanna Steels. Bald
win Locomotive and Pullman. gaiIed p.
and distilings. tobacco, leather aud "a
per issues trailing along. but motors
and oils were comparatively backward
ieaviness was keiiy-Springfield Tire,
which made an extreme decline Of 81
points in connection with the propose
new stock issues. Total sales aEounte
TO l.0S. 900 shares.
Bonds were strong Liberty FIRST .
and local fractions scoring substantial
gains. and foreign issues also rose: bu,
the turnover was moderate Iotal
sales, par value. aggre gated $40, 90.
Old L. S. bonds were unchanged on
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New York Money Market
New York. March !,

View YORK, MARCH ..
Mercantile paper 5.u5.
Sterling S,-da: bills :.13.
Commercial, 6H-dav bills on hanr;s 4I2.;
Commercial s1-Gay bills i.7z1. denan !
475i. cables 40 1-l6.
Francs. demand 5i7a. cables 4es.
Glilders. demand 40 lis. ca les IL 3-ls.
Lire demand 6.3f cables 8 -
RCbles. demand III. cables II nominal
Mexican dollars n
Government bords steady.
Railroad bonds steady.
Time loans firrner, % days. :" days
ard six months 5W.1.
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CHINA

SOCTS-EreEk Ca11ass VIC
been quite Ill i SOW r-covsIn:
Among the appropriations man.
the town meeting q Ch.-a heii
Monday. March 3-G. waS IN er
$500 fo- Erskine Academy. which 4
be used 70 hire acoth-- ga ther. 4.
al interesting TAN by ,-.iss MlQlal
principal Of the academy stating.
reasons and benefits Of ms CT
money. it was readily ..a.,ai.
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NEW PORTLAND

The ladies q the Cniversa!ist
church served dinner a noon on
town meeting ia? wtic:? was well
pa:ronized.
On Saturday. March /. a boy was
born to Mrs. Walter Stafford.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. March :.
Mistaken icte-snces that the govern
rle!.t report on :a-C. reserves would be
q hC...sE cha-a-rsr dld god deal
today 10 send the corn market soaring
Prices closed strong !. - - ne:
higher. with May l.. =: 70 .cs, and
Jul; -, % y. 5-4- oats gained 3, 10
-. ard Provisions y cents 20 81
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Lake View Farm
$500
You Will be Interested in This Bargain

miles R.
eighbohocd 81 y uase cut about - tons OF
N orchard OF about % some small fruit :; story
be found , L. EYso*
Ne
o.
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HOLD YOUR
Liberty BONDS

Don't sell unless you are really Obliged
To. II 1t is necessary to do SO see Is
and We will pay YOU cash for them
COLLATERAL LOAN CO. over Bar
ker's Store. janS. wed .saftt
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Piney Heights
f a r III

Winthrop, Maine. Fer Sale or For Rent
One Of the most attractive p.lces In tac
state; 80 acres brick house .t,ed fer
geatieman's home, sani-cciu-l or Sun
mer boarders, With al modern i'm
provenen,s. For further information
JOHN T. sLOCOM3.
Is kensine1on I'd.
Edgewood. Prov. Il. l.
feo2sat,t:
SMALL FARM IN AUGUSTA LcCAT-
ed 3 miles from konne5ec Lridg= o.
Burns read: e-ro n house. Darn, wagon
house hen house. pasture 70! ) he-:!.
exc client water supply and sna.! " Cd
lot. Jennie Smith. Augusta. Maine Tel
ephone 3Is-2l. r. F. =. No. i.
SMALL GROCERY BUSINESS II :.
IL. i-ab,e location For particulars al
dress ~" care kennebec Journal.
rlchd.t
HOUSE AND LOT. lss CENTRAL ST.
Gardiner. L. II. Merrill. Tel. .-R.
inch d.wk
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WAYNE
George Toz!er

George Tozier died this week az tl,e
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Harry
kendricK. in Nashua, y. H., where
he and Mrs. Toz.er were passing the
winter. TIE remains were taken &c
the home Of his son at Fairfield.
T. T. Hyatt OF New York is in town
for few days. looking after MS cot
tage.
Mrs. Ada NJ Sutci;tf. who has beer.
in Auburn for the past TWO months.
has returned home.
Miss Cordelia Wright and friend
from Boston, are home for a visit.