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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
1ANGELICALS
PLAN MERGER
lin Branches Are Holding
Conferences This Week
at Allentown

|lIcntovn, Feb. "a. Delegates
arriving to-day for the annual ses-
$ of the East Pennsylvania confer
Is of the United Evangelical and the
'ncelical churches, the former OF
| N will be held in Bethany church,
city. and the latter in the Emmanuel
Ich. Catasauqua. The delegates are
|ipers of the old Evangelical church,
|were divided into two factions nearly
|ty years ago and separate confer
s have been held ever since. A
mission representing the two factions
however, now working on a plan for
berger.
he preliminary sessions of both con-
|nces on Tuesday and Wednesday
he devoted to examinations of jun
preachers and applicants for the
|istry, as well as, to meeting of the
sionary and other boards. over loo
|rates will attend each conference.
hon William p. He'll, of this city, and
hon M. II. Maze, of Lamars, Ia, Will
hide at the United Evangelical con-
|nce. and Bishop S. c. Breyfogel
|. the Evangelical conference. The
mess session of both will begin
|rsday and will continue until the
bwing Tuesday.
mong the important business before
United Evangelicals is the election
|two presiding elders, among those
Sc names are mentioned in connec-
with the. office being the Revs. j. w.
lver, J. A. Brunner. c. ID. Huber. 10.
|Voodring, J. p. Miller, c.. Wes. Mar
|rdt. w. j. Edelman and j. II. Shirley.
bng the speakers on various subjects
|vening sessions will be pr. Rboert E.
|er, of New York, on temperance I;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
Many Attend Big Rally
of c. E. Unions in Carlisle

Carlisle, Feb. 24.-Hundreds oil
Endeavorers representing the varion
c. f.. societies of this p ace ana
vicinity crowded the Sunday schooi
room of the First Lutheran chnrch
last evening. A special program was
rendered at the quarterly rally OF the
union. prof. II. II. Baish, OF liarr's-
burg, chairman of the Retirement
Educational Board of pennsylvania
delivered an interesting address on
the subject, "The Progress OF tne
Christian Endeavor Work" Mrs. II.
S. Schilling of Harrisburg. promin- u,
emf member of the Harrisburg =. ~.
Choral union, was the soloist for the
occasion and rendered several Sc
lections -. -.
The Endeavorers are making ar
rangements for several big Clark
rallies to be held at Carlisle ana
Shippensburg, March 20. The kew
Francis L. Clark, ID. D., OF Boston,
will be the principal speaker.
Delegation of Epdeavorers are
planning to attend the preliminary
luncheon. March 1S and the big =.
Il. mobilization. April l at Harris
Durg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
Cotton Fabrics For the
New Spring Frocks

The most complete assortmens of fine cotton fabrics
now their best In anticipation of those cool dainty
focs for Spring and Sumner that can be made during
the and comfortable sewing weather of the few months
to come will bring you pleasure. The and best de-
signs that the ognators could produce in pretty fabrics
here.
patron told the other day that she had just returned
from New York. but purchased half dozen dress patterns
from stock; and remarked that her satisfaction
ee because showed good taste and or service proved
efficient to her. We hear those daily Thus
we invite your patronage, and will prove the reliability
of statements.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE (Tablets). 1t stops the cough
and Headache and works off the
Cold. e. W. Groves signature on
each box. 30c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
Rug Specials

Administer rugs made of panel borders ends only
Floral and conventional patterns; 9x12 feet, $3.50
Tapestry rugs seamless wool faced rugs in floral all
or conventional patterns; oxl2 feet, $1,000.
Boyd Brussels Rugs-Whittas rugs in patterns;
S3xlo6 #. $1,000; ox2 #. $500; 27x54 inches $3.50
Notified Rugs-Whittall's mottled Administer rugs in
blue green red and brown 27x54 inches, $3.25
vBowMANs-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
Roy STEALS 800

Authorities from Hagerstown, Md,
are expected to arrive to-day and
take charge of seventeen-year-o
Ellsworth Meats. arrested at the
Pennsylvania Railroad station Satur-
day night on the charge of having
stolen $500 from his uncle's house, in
Hagerstown, Saturday evening, after
he had been ordered away from home
by his stepmother because he could
not pay his board.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24

State Grange, Master John A. McSpar-
rem, on education and the Rev. Ernest
johnson, of New York, on sociology.
Clinton A. Howard, of Rochester, n.
Y, will address the Evangelical confer
ence.
1t is expected that there will be many
pastoral changes at both conferences.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24

30-inch gi II g h a m t t e.
1919 novelty; SOC yd,
30-inch printed organdies;
32c yd.
32-inch imported and
domestic zephyrs; Z5c yd.
32-inch finest American
gingRams; soc yd.
27-inch nurse stripe and
check ginghams; 35c yd.
36-inch Irish colored
linens; SIPS yd.
S6-inch Ulster suiting;
45c yd.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24

BoWMAN's-Main Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
ITNNEY TO SPEAK
IN BOYD MEMORIAL

Brigadier General j. M. Z. RIM
ney, United States Medical Corps;
viii he the speaker at the annual
meeting of the Pine Street Presby-
terian Church Auxiliary at its first
annual meeting in the Boyd Memoir
ial building tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock. Members have been re
auested to meet in full uniform at
40 o'clock to proceed to the gym
nasium where seats have been re-
served for them,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24

Women who appreciate smart and attractive wear in
separate skirt will find great interest inhe proportion of
offerings in which peats and other novelties
expressed
AS material show many in the popular plain woolen
besides host of dainty skirts of crepe de chine georgete
rcoee and other silks made up in unusual combina
tons
$1,000
Navy serge tailored skirt Wide belt and tucked side
trimmed in large covered buttons; SlO.50.
Black silk popin skirt plated from yoke and trimmed with
covered buttons; $l095
Dark blue, red and green plaid skirt Fullness in back
Plain tailored pockets finished with bias bands and buttons;
$1650.
Large plaid skirt in Navy with shades of brown and
Wide belt and fancy pockets $17.50
Tailored plaid skirt in Navy and Rookie check Yoke
effect top and bias bands; $3.50.
Scotch plaid skirt Green and brown in model.
Button trimmed, sides and patch pockets $2o50.
Red and green plaid skirt Box plated in cashmere velour
cloth Beautifully tailored at $3.50
Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
JOHN CUMMINGS DIES

GcttysbuFg, Pa, Feb. 24.-John
Cunningham died today at the home
of his daughter. Mr.. Cunningham
Is perhaps our towns oldest citizen,
being ninety-six years of age.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24

4O-inch printed voile; light
and dark tones; 48c to $l.39
yd. F..
3o-inch silk barred tissues;
85c yd. ="
44-inch bordered voiles;
S5c yd.
44-inch plain voiles; SOC
yd.
4O-inch Roubaix. Plain
voiles; $1.OO yd.
36-inch plain colored or
CANDIES; SOC yd.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-24
To Retailers

Unavoidable raise in whole
sale price of White Rock wa
ter effective tomorrow, previ-
GUS notice notwithstanding.
Order at current prices to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

The Belfast Troop, Boy Scouts, have
unique task allotted To them and are
already busy at work upon IL They
are 70 compile the recent and nnrecord-
ed histnry Of the city and all papers
must be in before the first Of January.
The subjects To be covered include in
dustries. churches, schools. prominent
men, fire department, secret urEaniza-
lions. cemeteries, etc Also Belfast
during the war and as a summer resort
The TASK is two-foin IN ttE bfneftt- II
teaches the boy to be ohserving and
also. complies much valuable data. for
IT will be done under directipn of the
scourmaRterz.
John Mclaughlin Of Stockton Springs.
WIN recently bought and reopened the
Commercial House at the foot OF Main
street. viii give chicken dinner On
Christmas day to all children OF Bel
fast mot otherwise provided for. Dim
ners for 1H or more viii be provided with
all the fixin's and served from to 5.
II goes without saying that Mr.. Nc
Langhiin will have run huuse on that
day and no one win enjoy II mpre than
this gpod-hezrted man whp win make
ths day happy for 30 many others Bows
and girls alike win be welcome at the
festive board and il will be a gala day.
Dinner win he served regardless 81 the
weather and II lis needless tr say that
none will he debarred by the weather
from attending. This lis not the FIRST
thing Mr.. Mclaughlin has done 10 make
others happy. Last winter he gave 10
every widow In Stockton Springs WIN
wanted II a cord Of wood. no small gift
in these days Of 81 and 81 fuel
The children Of theGiris' Home IN nd
ditiun To their Christmas dinner at
WHY'S provided. and the various other
gifts. win be made happier still by the
thouEhtfulness Of Mr.. and MB. T.
George Dodwurth End W. j. Dusan.
who have sent check for SIS tn be
expended fur gifts 70 make the kid
diss happy" Mrs. Charles Bradbury,
after 2 conference with Miss Fletcher.
the matrun. viii select the gifts and, as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
BOXERS HERE BY END
OF WEEK FOR CITY HALL
BOUT next Monday

The ticket sale for the boxing sxhibi-
ton between Al Nelson and Battling
Thomas. the popular middieweignrE,
will omen tomorrow morning at Pack
ards Smoke Shop and al Arata' fruit
store in Eallowell. The outlook for 4
big advance sale looks promising and
the ringside seats will probably be pref
~ well taken on the FIRST day Of the
sale,
Manager Al. Mclean. who handles
Nelson, in letter to the management
here said that he would he here with
his charge npt later than SATURDAY. Of
this week and will be guartered Al the
Hotel North. while Thomas will arrive
hare Friday. Both men will finish their
training here. doing light exercises and
road work. giving the fans q chance 10
size up these two men before the battle
Al. Mclean, who is well known in
the sporting world as matchmaker Of
the Armory A. a. in Boston. viii also
be remembered by the Older fans as
nne-time manager Of the famous Jack
Johnson what that smoke" was climb
ing the ladder Of fame. and he hns never
been known 70 handle a dead one.
The WaterviIle fans will be out m
force for Thomas. for as a favnrite IN
TINT city Thomas heads the list Gem
rraI Maine in fortunate in being select
ed assthe place TO hold this match and
much discussion in being made az u
the ability Of these two men and al 10
which In the better Both have gppd
ring records and ii viii be fight well
worth going miles 70 see-
The seni-final between Danny Lnr-
rine, the popular local idol. and Joe
Adams of South Bostpn win be rs goud
as many of the main bouts now being
shown in some Of the Maine cities
The forfeits have already been re-
ceived and the public In assured Of
run for their money. As Tex Hopkins
says. - get the goods and deliver
them"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

far as if is possible. each will be what
the children personally desire. The
Dcdworths and Mr.. Dugan are summer
residents of Northport. members Of the
Country Club and have many friends
here. They never miss an opportunity
for doing good. as many unfurtunafes
In the viciI.ity well know.
Each employee Of the City National
Bank who i-as been with the firm for a
year or longer was presented with q
check for $50 AT the close Of business
hours on Saturday as a token Of appre-
citation Of the directors for faithful ser
VICE. The bank is one Of the most
Furnishing financial institutions in east
ern Maine and employs 10 young women
and TWO young men N tts counting
-upm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

BOSTON, DEC 3.
EEEF-Choice whole cattle 2GA-
ENTERTAINMENTS creamery extras
TeG72a western creamery extras I1ssn7Z.
CEEESE-New twins extras 323n5S
CORN-No . yellow f75Gi74
EGGE-Nearby nsnnery 11au1N; west
ern extras s0Ia2-
FLOCR-Spring patents, 1Se-ib. sacks,
1sa5G1I15
EAy-No . timothy z24s2.
HANDSPRING 290IA50.
OATS-Fanry 10 10 s2-lh. sacks 91QaZa
. PORK-Medium backs 561G.
Observation-Disclosures g!56630e per 100
lbs; P. e. J. white 1snZ7f; red c0@250;
sweets aGGZS per basket.
SCGAR-GranuiaIed, wholesale gro
VEAL-le0I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Chicago. Dec. Z

1uiEaSb. DeE- b.
HOGS-Receipts -. 600. EsttmHted I'd
morrpw TOGO: mostly % cents lower.
Buik i26snl3o: top LED: heavy 1365@
1850; medium ly75nI2pe; light I3s5@l3eo:
light tight I25nl275: heavy packing sows
smooth 125mla6e: packing Slows rough
u5n1zh; pigs 175fnlz6n
CATTLE-Receipts A.Be. Estimated
tomorrow AGO; strung. Beef steers:
Medium and heavy weight choice and
prime IS5pl-Ia: medium and guod Il25M
1g5n: cDmmun 875GEllz5: light weight good
ana choice 13xQDi5; common and me
dunn Ao0f1I3E. Butcher cattle: HeifsrE
6S0d1ao. cews Gsm1575; Gamers and CUT
tiers 6250f5: veal calves 165OQI759: fssd-
az steers 700M1cS; stocker sfecrs 6o0u
10!5; western range steers 75Dd1Doo; COWS
and heffere G1GIzD.
SEEEP-Reneipts 2.0ao Estimated TO-
morrow 3.ose; strong. Lambs 142QcfsN
cuils and common 1HD9f1f0 Ewes: Me-
dunn. good and choice -7511q4a: criiis ana
common 4o0n75. nreedinE fD9Nz1E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Stock Markets
sasures or t,e Days peaiinps in All
the leasing Stocks

-1sto
Hev -0rh. Dec S.-AlfhcHgh nany
..a7or-an1 factors influencing the STOCK
-12fke. -emaued unsettled over the
"es1 enc urIces were disposed 10 move
ware curing the greater part OF To-
- dui inu uncertain SESSION sen
lfeHi as reflected by market leELefs
NaS nor nupsful respecting the Me1i-
al SITUATION and the coal strike Tne
Easing se-yuusneaE of the fuel snort
- ~af manifested. however, By rnf-
-s' -euurtion or complete SUSPENSION
9perasoDE a. various cenrers " IN
1st~-
allure u The United States supreme
~, n hand auwn decision IN Ine
-h 1lscIEseG STOCK dividend anc pro-
---'iilon cases accasioneu some disap-
'AltrIen; Jut DID not <xtend beyond q
-eN IsEue..
apoih"r slump in foreign exchange
u sterling, francs and lire AZ great
discounts aver known, was neutral
-"o N p2r- ny the per cent. rate for
q. ioans In the Inst 1D minutes now
call money rose To 8 per cent, W
2ent neing quoted at the clone
,aa"t.ons uf one 10 three points AZ
lpdnIe0 the money furry. the tone
-aHEiuE rom firrnness to ir-egutarity
ae anal dealings. Steeis, equip
iiA motors and snippIngs led the
.'e-E-te reacti0n. Sales amounted 10
'''''' sna-es.
70 .--nups Of stocks-Su-ars anG
di--s,sI'-cIaily the former. derived
''''iai benefits from trade conditions.
g. sugar shares were one to five
'tiS NJ ~ the best and couperE raj
ron -neir recent depression with
alFanC" OF nne-half TO ! cent per
-il 10Y Teflned metals.
sac puerafi0us of pools or the Ca
50 oi professional origin.
-':rT Tory and foreign bonds
mixed as TO trend. but local utili-
-i.t 5--verai Of the convertible rail-
'"hds were firm TO strong Total
par value aggregated e., S1s.issi.
: bonds were unchanged On ca l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

OF their daughter. Mrs. Nellie Oliver
al Pleasant Hill.
George Dreamer of South WASH
ingtnn was IN TINS place F'riday
Mrs Ruth Howard Of winsiow's
Mills is visiting III the home Of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. z. D. Mank
Rev and Mrs George 3. Davis
passed Thanksgiving with relatives
in South Waldoboru.
Lsander Gross and son Ellie OF
Weavertown were business callers in
this place Monday morning.
Private Eddie Miller is passing a
few days with relatives and friends
in Boston, Mass
Frank Davis and Sidney Fumes of
Stickney's Corner were in this place
"Wednesday on a business Hip 10
Waldohoru.
Misses Alice W-inchenhach and
Dorothy L. Shuruan passed SUNDAY
afternoon with MISS GRANVILLE Fen
ner
Harold Hagar Of Union and Nelson
Kaler made a business trip To
DamHriscorta by automobile Monday
passing a few days with her aunt
Mrs. Alvin Mank in South Washing
ton has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ORR and son
Of Nashua \. H, are visiting Mr..
Orff's parent Mrs. Annie ORR
Miss Alice Winchenach passed
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs W. r. league
Miss Carrie Walsh has eune 10
Poland Spring where she has I'm
plpyment.
Miss Dorothy L Shuman has been
passing a few days with her brother
and sister. Mir. and Mr.. ". Evereft
Shuman al the home a D. o, Stahi
Mrs. Lena Cole Of Bostnn, Mazs.. is
visiting relRtives and friends IN TINS
place
Mrs. oradeH z. StahI hss Enne ID
Camden for a few w9G,E1 atzy ~ the
home uf Mr.. and Mras5uhm Stahi.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Oliver Of
waiduboro and Mr.. md ma Ken
dall p league paaBad Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John A BurzhaimE.
Mr.. and Mrs- G. c. WAitsr md
family of Broad Acre faxU WaEs Sun-
day guests az Mr.. WaltuFsn pax4uts.
MIR. and Mrs. e. D. Mank
A vaiuable v9nl cz6 W1s si1ippad
from this pians last wsnk by Jesiah
ORR to T. Fl. Wherier q Co. Buatnn.
Mass. for which Mr.. Orn r1ccivcd q
check Sax4E1nE {az 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
If You Don't Want 1t, Somebody Else Does Let
Let A Want Ad Sell 1t For You.
A Personal Favor

If your inquiry about any proposition adver-
tised IN the classified advertising columns of The
Journal shows that It is not exactly as nre-
scented, the classified advertising n age 'of
The Journal viii consider It personal fzpor if
you viii telephone to him about Il He feels d.
rectly responsible for the correctness of the
Want Ad statements; he seeks to protect Jour
nal readers by strict censorship of these classi-
fed advertising columns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

New York, Dec. g.
FLOTR-Firmer: spring patents lsayn
t4651: SPRING clears i3D9nlS7o.
wHEAT-spnt steady: No. 2 red zsa
ELEVATOR export
CORN-apDt steady: No. yaIlow and
No . white T7zl a View York.
oAT@Spot steady: No. / white Sd.
PoRK-Steady: mea1 Abe: family a0e
HESn
LAED-Weak: middle west 534hnEsn.
RCTTER-Firm1 Hpreipts 80 tins'
creamsry higher than oxtras 1iHD7S. DO
extras, ~ ounre, "a. fifBts G17S, packing
stuck current make No -.
EGEE-StHady; reaetpts o6 CRISES:
fresh gafhered extras 3d9l. extra first
ssrs6s state. Pa and nearby neunery
whites fine to fancy 1u2n10s. do. ordinary
to prime 75fleS. du. browns Hone6, DO
gathered browns mixed cofors szlei.
POTATOEs-Firm: Bermuda No. PM
s00f1Op Virginia iafe crup nbi. 35sn5th;
Maine I'D 1bk. s5aas.5o, stHse 40 ssaisfase.
No. ] Jsraev sweets per haspet f.asf-2,ae:
No. ] southern per barrel 4esn5ssl
CABRAGES-SteacsE white per barrsi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Andrew Mungan. superintendent Of
the ayeing department al the Mill
town cotton mill for general years
has resigned and after visiting his
daughter, Mrs. willard G. McLain. in
Lewiston viii visit his old, home in
Scotland. His wife died recently and
about the same time he lost his
home by fire. these two experiences
causing him to resign the position he
had held so many years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
~ Front 81. Beth, Phone $40
800 Water St., Augusta.
Phone 1al6-1019
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT Z CO..
Members Of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

chicago, Dec. g.
Notwithstanding buliish sentiment
due TO pruspectivas extreme of the coal
strike. cDrn weakened in price today
Decentralization of the hog market was
Responsible chiefly. Corn closed heavy
at Ii net lower 10 advance with Jan
uary LIS 70 is5s and May iaz Id 1ss. Oats
finished down 10 gain and pfpvtsions
To CD cents decline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

I5eaz5a; Danish per ton aoe@75ee; red
per barrel 250Ii55c.
SCGAR-Raw steady; Centrifugal
rs. refined steady; cut loaf 1850; crush
ed I025: mould A SO: cubes g7b: xxx
powdered SO; standard powdered 9lb;
fine g-unulated and Diamond A sb;
coufectiuners' A 80; No. ! soft sugar So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Unimpenchabie-H you were To $50
the uneruhlleu vniume of uuiruueach
abie testimony IN favor Of Hpurf'r Srr-a
,,@r.lla. Won wouid uphrasd yourpalf fur
81 long delaying to take this eftoariye
which vou are sufertng.-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

New York, Dec. s.
Mercantile paper IsM6.
Sterling 6p-day bills s.Ss.
Commercial 6l-cRy bills on naukE OLD
Commercial 61-dzy bills ETA. demand
:. $40, cables 2-S5a.
Francs demand LID. cables L.BO.
Guiiderg. demand g. cables go.
Lire. demand 12-ao, cables 12-90-
Marks demand 20o, cables us.
Government bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Time loans strong; g. days. 50 days
and six months, biu.
After the close of the market the foi-
lowing quotations were reported. High
s. last s. closing hid Z. offered s.
no curp 1Ba
L s. 3s reg. ~
DO. coup. ------------.-..-s----..-- -
Z. 6 AZ reg ..- IH5s
do. corp. IG5s
A. T. & T. Co. SIS ..--.----.-...------ "a
z. d o. ca. as -.-------...--..-..--- -
AugiD-French 5s .----....---...-....--
AtchISon gen. 4s ----....8.-...------. q
C.. 2. Il c. As .-----..-.........-....-- ~
Int ker. MRr. 6S .-..----..~......---- a3zz
View York Central O. ---..---..-..-- az
Pennsylvania ger. Ais --......-..-.-- 81
Southern Pacific CIV. IS --....----- 1T1
Southern Railway 5S -.--.-- s.
[. S Steel ref 5s ---.-..-----. %
Union FacifiE ---...-----...>..---.-.-- a.
C., E. I. d. =. As --..------------------ tse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

New York Bond Market
View York Dec. &.
Libertv bonds closing: BIS $50: first
= a4.0e: second AZ a2-n2; first 43s 81;
second As a2-14; tiiirc 4zs ~ e: fourth
o. gil Victory 2ss &-12; Victory As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

NORTH-A III Oliver made
business trip 10 Walnobpro Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Airs. William Flanders
paassd Thaukngiv,ug dax r. rhe. hume
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
LIVE STOCK

Dogs. Cats. Pets ~
COLLIE-Fretriesf male DOG in Maine
10 mos old. gentle. kind and neat. no
place 10 keep him, first SO takes him
10 good home. Box 81, AUGUSTA
COON KITTENS-BriIg them IN this
week c. I. Wakefield. Grove
PHONE YOUR Want ads The Jpurn u
viii trust you.
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E7soME YOuA WANT ADS
JUST GAIL Is
Ask FOR 4 WANT AD IAkER

~-'se your want nc, select the
.,asE Iiirztipn frum the list be-
low and 'pilone or send il 70
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AUTOMOBILES

Service Stations Repairing IS
CAPITAL GARAGNEear Augusta
House Packard Service Station. Re
Liable expert repaIrmen, overhaulinS
automobiles j speciE4ty- Our work
Will please yuu- Investigate befpre
having your car overiIauled.
PAINTING-L.et me make the old car
LOOK like new. Satisfaction Euaran-
reed. j A M0Eachen, 81 Cage ST.,
Opp. shue factory Tel. 10ss-Y.
SERVICE STAT1ON-wihHrd Battery;
your battery will be stored for the
wintc for g.. Phone 1339-M.
VTLCA NIZING-And retrea-iuE Bring
IN yuJr tres for expert attention. Au-
Eusta VuicanIzlrg Co., 1G Water 9t.
Tel. q.
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Auto LiSery-Garages 10
SQUARE GARAGNWe
are fully prepared for overhaulins your
car; our foreman is thoroughly ezIlerI
encsd having worked npme time for
Packard Motor Co.. Boston. We taks
FOR winter storage wet OF dry Datter1fB.
Wet storage 81 Season. Brir- your cay
IN nuw befnre the rush. Tel. 45l-W