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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
STATE OF MAINE
q. 81

~ coM CONN ssi SGaA Isl Sc sep EGnSr
Term held. September 2. 1919.
pom the foregoing. petition it is ad-
sible persons. and we. the County Com
missioners, are of the opinion that there
ought to be hearing thereon, it is
thereupon
ORDERED, That the Commissioners
will meet on Tuesday. Nov. Is, 1918. at
go o'clock in the afternoon, at the
place or beginning of the proposed road,
70 wit:-at the southeast corner of lot
County, and hear all parties Interested
in said road, and after said hearing
proceed to view the route mentioned in
SAD p petItio tora and Immediately after
vicinity. hear all parties interested in
said wy. to wit. at the place of begin
ming of the proposed road, to wit:-at
fhs P Tues Of lot q? said
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. it being a
convenient place in the vicinity of said
way, and take such further action in
Hnd It Is ey or aags t%st
Of the times and places of said hearings
Of the petition and Of this order in
Fl. and by serving one upon the clerk
thereof. and also upon Earl NJ. Adams
". S. Bachelor. Elbridge Carpenter.
SS9 " esarpsntsr Geo H.
James A. Fitzpatrick. James Gardner,
Bent. & John Green. Geo. c. Jameson,
Frank Mcconnell, Mrs. Eva I. McCon-
.. II. Mooers. Clarence & ]. F. Niles
Guy & Lee NJ. Niles, Michael Rugan. j.
F. Rugan. Byron Smell. John s. Smell,
Chas. W. Stevens. Geo w. Sullivan
Chas. Tapley. w. c. Donnell. Great
Northern Paper Co.. John Hodgdon.
Heirs. Fred z. Hall. A. L. Lumbert, ].
c. Madigan. Heirs, F. c. Nealey. John
G. Potter. F. A. Pc vers. owners or sup
posed owners Of land in said Hammond
Pl. the other owners, If any. being un.
known, and the Commissioners being
unable to ascertain by reasonable dill
gence who they are, and by publishing
the same three successive weeks in the
Aroostook Pioneers, a newspaper print
ed and published at Houlton, in said
County and once. a week for six sue
cessive weeks in the Kennebec Journal,
and said service and posting to be at
least thirty days before said first
named meeting that all parties inter.
ested may then and there attend and
be heard If they see At.
PATRICK THERRIAULT.
FRED A. THURLOUGH.
SAMUEL p. ARCHIBALD,
County Commissioners of Aroostook
Attest: MICHAEL NJ. CLARK. Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order
Attest: MICHAEL NJ. CLARK, Clerk.
: :se1t .wed.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

here that Cool Hawkins in the role Of
Cupid comes into the story again.
He unmasks Jim and sets Nellie
right in the eyes of Gerald. There
is another awakening. a bigger one
than before, and everyone is made
happy except the bandit Jim.
The play is given a most excehent
presentation by the Luttringer COM
pany and is proving a close second
to Tess which broke all records at
the Opera house last week.
Corinne Griffith in "a Girl at Bay"
is providing another kind of thrill
ing entertainment on the screen and
this picture, with other good ones.
makes the whole program a mos
satisfying one-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

Mrs. Leila Yeaton. stenographer II
Governor Milliken. is enjoying the re-
mainder OF her vacation at Farming
ton and attending the annual Rebekah
Assembly at Portland.
Neil Violette, deputy forest commits
sioner. of Augusta. is working in St
Francis and Wallagrass plantations
running lines on the school lots; these
lots are to be sold to settlers in these
plantations.-Van Buren, letter. Bangor
News.
Adjutant General George Mel.
Presson has returned from an Off
cial visit to Millinocket and will
leave Wednesday for Dexter. where
he will address the Business Mems
Club in the interests Of recruiting
campaign for the 3rd Maine Infan-
try
The Public Utilities Commission
went to Rockland Tuesday and at
11.30 A. NJ. in the municipal court
room gave a hearing on the petition
Of the Knox Railroad for a branch
track location.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
TESS OF THE STORM
COUNTRY NEXT WEEK

1t is rarely that stock company is
called upon to repeat play. but the
Luttringer Players now at the Opera
house have been forced to respond
to repeated requests and Tess OF
tho Storm Country" will again be
given at the playhouse next Tuesday
and Wednesday. Last week it was
so successful that the theatre was
packed and hundreds were disap-
pointed. For the benefit of these.
the great dran,a will be glve1 again
AID with it will be some entirely new
pictu:cS.-Adv.
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house has been painted inside.
new mattresses and new blankets.

house has been painted inside. Two
new mattresses and new blankets.
There are IS head of cattle on Mr..
Hay ford's farm. and 50 hens. The large
garden contains every kind of vegetable.
Contractor says inmates have the same
food as his own family.
Recommendations present con-
tract arrangement is not a credtable
one for the city and should be terminal
ed. The city ought to unite with other
towns of Waldo county in maintaining
SUITABLY and properly equipped in
Urinary for the class Of public depen-
dents now cared for by contract. Mean
time it is recommended that the con-
tractor be required to provide individual
towels, sheets and more comfortable
chairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
STATE HOUSE
Meeting 10 A. N, Wednesday, oe IS
The following were among the or

The following were among the or
ders passed by the Executive Coun-
Gil at its last session:
That the following persons are
hereby authorized to attend the meet
ing Of the American Prison Associa-
ton in New York during the week Of
Oct. 20 at the expense of the State:
Edward w. Wheeler Of Brunswick;
Frank H. Hargraves of Buxton; Rev.
II. W. Norton Of Thomaston: Frank
j. Ham of Thomaston; Leslie Boyn-
ton Of Jefferson: Henry F. Merrill
OF Portland; Arthur L. Thayer of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
''THE NIGHT BEFORE
CHRISTMAS" is NEXT

THE Night Before Christmas" is
The very attractive title of a mighty
good drama that will be offered by
the Luttringer Stock Co. for Tie last
three days of this week al the Au-
susta Opera house. Already the de-
man6 for seats is big ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15
A $4,000 Fire in Portland

Fire inflicted $4,000 damage in the
silver plating shop of the Ole Peter
SON and other tenants of 60-62
Union street, Portland, after $50 p.
NJ. Monday, the department respond
ing to first and second alarms. The
building is owned by the st. John
Smith estate and water damage was
sustained seriously by Arthur b.
Fels, Benjamin F. Foss, Albert f.
Barbour, John j. Mcneil and John
NJ Fox G. Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-15

The town Of Van Buren, IL putting
on a great school building program
while Forte Kent is planning for a
first class High school. The people
are also interested in the American
ization program and are helping the
school authorities in every way.
DR.. Thomas was obliged to decline
an invitation to deliver an address
before the annual convention OF the
Indiana School Association at In
dianapolis as that convention con-
f1icts with the convention OF the
Maine Association which will be held
October 80 and 81 at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Ntsw York. Dec. Is.-R-adssree. %
morrow viii say:
FHrr-Hblt features cnnssitute isrrs
majority of the unusralav full list ~
important trade and iItils-riEi hsfrr,er.-
int-s this week Resumption Of cu:si pro-
1nctiun. ENLARGED euei sfiipruerxr -
ncvai M AL r~Etrictions on ii~nt irex.
and snip bunkerTng. reopening or greea-
!nE M of ciasesi or partially itiie mills.
factories and furnaces active nu1-frr Of
IRON Rnd stee.. auEneutinE oT untitled
orders. fur her advances in these and
othe- metals. sharp cuid weather ztirn-
ulR1ing buying Of heavy wearing gIypar-
81 rally IN furHiEn exchange and the
massage uf the Edge aili reawnkertinE
es-poT- burning of Grain and hoE pre-
tllctE- slight decline in the weekly
ftsoa inrex notwithstanding this iue 70
luwerHd duOtEtiuuF fur dairy products,
errs. hsgf and porsroes. i6wer prsces
fur hides and ieArhe-s ana. 10 CROWN
all. new hiEh -Erurd volume NJ holiday
trnde. are among The outstanding events
making fur unusual activity u. this
season Of ttis year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
MADISON

Indian Sp-tng lodge : .. Q. r
worked The first degree N one candida
at cfe regular meeting Thursday even
.ug. Owing 10 re fact thEt ne next
regular meeting comes an Christmas
night L WIS voTed 70 defer the meeting
until F-iGa- night tne S-h-
A snsciai car wKs -In pve- he etne
If the Somerset Traction CO. ChEirsc2s
evening 10 accunpany 9Ersy 81 Ma
SONS vino attended q meeting Of tsIe
Rpval arch Chapter n SkuwheEau- sev-
era candidates going from t.aIs place.
4 delightful entertainment was given
Thursday evening N the Methodist
Euisco,.al church untie- 1.1e ausEices NJ
Bethesda Chapter OF E7wo-th Ls4Cus
bv Esr-- B1x. the English tenor. as-
sisted bv Nrs Box. The program ia
ciuue. Tommy Lad" 'Tu Follow
Ton. Lass o. Nine. Back 70 Irs-
land '"Nar4us:" wt1isziing solns with
bird limitations: Christ in Flanders
''n with Al Your Hear-s.~ frorn EIi-
sab; reading by Mrs Bux. -is Ne. 2
Lord ~ StovSl 1n ds R!bber Of Jer-
don" '.Br an BY whistIinE sUip: -
Dunno The Owl The wor-v Cow. =
Tire Big Brown Bear reading; Inle-
tus "'-he T-umpeser7 and "A Song 81
LIher-v-' There was runti sized nj
d ence present End A-. Bnx WIS -e-
g,eatedly appiaudeci-
Mrs " g Eiltun Elmer Nichols
ana John Chandler returned ThurssiEy
hight from Bangor whore thev have
hesn attending the stnge Grange rnee--
ing ns delegates
Mrs 3. T. wesrun Of TemlsixAninE
Canada ts the Euess az Mrs. Sarah J
Weston. MIR. Weston If expected 80
suin his wife far me hplidnyE
Willard Weston Of Houlton arrived
in tewn -ecerlfEe and is the Esies. OF his
lSruftscr. Theodore h Weston
meeting uf Rainbow Branch Of sae
international Sunshine Society win be
held Dec e IT ing residence Of A-s.
E. h Mrnre IN PARK street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Chicago. Der. Il
EOEs-Reeeipts :. .ua Estimated IL
nu--ow f5.en: higher Bulk 1.sTS;4lp
top 1tIs; heavy 1sss61sls. medium fsssg
1Sia; siEt1t i3Sen741a: light light I1sun "a
Atg2TT packing scwE sTnpBrfi l2SsZs5s So; .
hacking sews rough -.-s61zE riEs 1ss--5
6--T
CATTLE-ReeeiutE $40 Estimated To
morrow 4oof: STEADY. Beef gtea-x. Ne
dlurn ana heavy choice and prime 7S40sT
zAs' nsolum aiit good lBT5aIsae; COM
mon $50 l075. light weight r-rs.d ap,s
c'lcsct fs.-sS q 1t.s: common and medium
iaNT.sN Butcher cattle: Eesfp~s srsT
l1L, cows eso1Ie3se; cxunars ana cutter
Sss066; veal calves I5EHieg: st.s.fse-
sassers s.sn1AN: sfucger steers f9o0 lG.z
SEEEp-Tm rr-i-rafad +r--1-,,--1,-
Sso: f1rrn. Lambs 1tHsH--1e: r,,ils snri
common EIasnl415. Ewes: Medium. and
rnud -.a1zloo; cuils and cu1nruprl 4sssd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
Look 1t Up

When you want 10 find out how 10 spell word
you look It up IN the dictionary When you want
10 know friends telephone number. you look
IN the te4ephone book And you find that its
easy 10 look It up, because the words and the
names are al arranged in A-B-C order
When you want TO find house to rent on air
avenue. look If up in The Journal Want Ad d.
rectory. # one is listed today, It's under "F''
IN the column headed Houses For Rent" Il
you want JOB as chauffeur. look it up. II IFS
advertised today. IT'S under &C" IN the ciassifca-
ton Help Wantea-Male.'
Journal Want Ads form complete caralog OF
the wants and offers of Augusta people
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
Stock Markets
VIEW YORK MARKET


esE T1-x. Dec. lied by oils. mo
- T-teis and equipments. ri exrfDrnt
s~i.s 1. two 70 rs puints. futavs sfocK
1~Sia -Gve a demonstration Of unoer@
'a7- s.reaE-h.
Ia 'uc~s-nerr N uiis was featured
Et>E-ar and Pan-AInertcan psI-o-
-hosf issues showing greatest
t,0f' connection with merger
az wtlis steals and affiliated sfiares
-'j1pc .asl- support from highly "a
'0asf --ade conditions.
--e's.--Is7 Tor .inissas>s steel IND iron ai
'c-.DZlons ~ mounting price scneG-
zs.41 70 5e so large IS 70 MAKE
a. elimination of -he usual
aspensign nt operations at tna
.,.23al eass of call money. wsIicn
- ne sa,If- tnpugn rising TO
. he last hour, and the fur
+-l--IiItE Of foreign excn2nEe- es-
ne -1st. an L4onrIon. ware
-ie actors which contributed
!.aasucH shown ny speculative
1e- 7ufaccpr and The usual
.4' -nus sTsec,alties participated
n JtlH Q2E activity and
l..IHd rom thesr earty as-z~l-
@ ais. ne latter sV-engf herring
close on buying Uf Pactfirs
f ines Sales amounted 10
H--eS.
avs touched lpur the sr.e-
',t-2TtngE ri the c,ounfr-y. due
Eiiw@~etierteti iinliiiay hns3-
Improvement IN The ia.,Ur SIT
t.s ~tsi4eCsr0 n the Increased
-. l- rs4r'uus finished ctrrnmpGti-
lirls.on uf the financial r-1ar-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

c-nzr-e--- higher than extras - I'll; sg-
Irn = scure - -IrTI kIAHIe; packing
STOCK current make No. IS
AZEAT-5po1 t4rTT; No red 20 . j
Steamer View York
CHRS-Sput east- new So. vellew
IL ana Nc 2 T1ixeu II : New YORK
"a I--spoi firm: No : white 81
ESGs-Steaar+ receipts .9I5 cases
fresh EaIte-et extras S46f-I. da. extras
lrsLs a@1sS: 1io. first a&4sea state. Pa.
ana HE.tGr:Jr wasTer- ne-Enerv white first
% extra SsMea; 90 fIrpwr sS6SS: do.
Ef-ttttre1 Hruwn ant mixed cninrs Siszs5-
TATGE-Ste.tiy Bermuda per
aa--ui -Iaa
CABRAtsESEasv, Danish per ton
EBsF0-5aE
SJEAR-Paw zteatir. ceyss-,fu.H
.. fine g-c.nu.ated gs9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

lSesR which Offered little encouragement
Was Lte ound market Leading issues
were steady at best. while Liberty hands
manifested further -sac-ionarv te1iliell-
cies with snTne giIt-edgea rails and In
tiIIst-.als. Total snl-s. PR value. az
g--pEn1efi e.d15 Old Z. G bonds
yx..r1 unchanged on cau.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

TO q late Fftcline IN values The close
wgs unsettled 70 ne- lower with
Lanuar-- -Eo7 IN I:sa and May fsls ~
1'aT CE-s finished Dp1 lpwe- 70
afva1re- In provisions the nutcr1ne w
rI.sd -raTn - caf1Is decline 70 . --Ise If
rnrItE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

View York. Der. q.
Mercantile payE- 6
Sterling ssl-tiay bills S.Ra
Commercial sp-sfzy bills M hanks 3. .6S
Commercial 5a-day bills 3-E, demand
s.T4i. cables 3~Ts.
Frames. demand --gS caries T1.m
Guiiue-s. demand E rAhies 3.
Lire, demand I'D cahtes 13.I5-
Marks. demand 2s4. cables &c.
Government bonds exsr.
Railroad nuntis firm.
Time loans strong. 20 DAYS 70 days
and SIX months. Ind.
Call money aasv, high s. low s. -ul-
ing rate G. closing 5Ia !. offered 3: 3
fusr IesSr < iIzrk accerJ-HurE.x A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Lnr-HELeH LElfy Uf
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
=. Front St. Bath. Phone 5Fe
s::s Water ST.. Augusta.
Phone IDi B. 1913
Correspondents Of
ElMEa n. BRIGHT Z c..
Membsrs M New York anu BosteR
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Ez-N =
isfllnE cnanQeli iers. brass beds. 4IIIp-
mobiles. w new method. Sit daily
without cEDIt2I ~ experience. N-1ie
Gilnnatal 70, -fS5 Elm. Decatur III.
AGEN-S-Blgges. rnuney-rnRke- in 10
ycars: Gr 0-Cisr a. s out N ever IL
horses with oIlr advertising offt-- Of
&--3e aluminium TsE pa1 r-e.- a. of
un- agents 4re making over s. I'll
hu7lr- A her Aoat made So s2 FIRST :
aays Watson earns SO IN hpG--
Mrs Burke. new jtegrIlue- earns s.
an hour first DAY. F-etf Eccies making
= al holIr: v--i.s immediately before
vusI- ter--7tu--- is taken. no casaltAi re-
qilIrta. Day starts - urfc-. w-51R To-
tiav sure Lite T-t-,7s A1'----.--v--r Z 1,r-
many Dent. VI. Boston. Masa
PENCIL 81 Everybody e-ezs :,.- r-sII,rrl's-
siufs selling nLr ADVERTISING Jienc =.
safes hooks. etc Excellent Q,lpEr- -tl,Zi-
X -seu-es-.rt is II ruur tg--ttu-v
PARAMOUNT Paper Co. LOUSY lie. Ky.
SALESMES-f)ur pIRec1al4 a--icle ex-
ciustve4y owned anu controlled ny Us
clears upward ~ S46ja per dR- +or
salesman; r7ost essential gover-- rrsel11
c-esEteu demand. large territories u
statesmen anie n handle c-s-ws. Site
line Ur tlIi-SiTne. II ytT cannot sell
-his ss,eclRlty vou will fail selling life
TT-eservers on sinking sllln Definite.
cr'-ursratiDn- Jerome Lai.at. P-eg >
South Dearborn St, Chicago. III.
SAL-ESNEN-VA desire fn-reful aud
AGGRESSIVE statesmen tD sell our Es-
Jf high Lass calendars and adlver-is-
ing sTls-cialtles in kerneyac and S0rn-
'-aset counties. VIII consifler a.rpIica-
lions only from men af reiiaille char
acrer and re2l selling ability Send
references of banks u- business nan
Thus- J. BecEman Co. Il Y. u ST.
F'hila-. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

View York. Deg Il.
Liberty hontiF CLOSING: 5as aS&: first
40 s9-1S. secund 50 sl.ge.. sirs1 as g Il:
- s3-zs. second 4s aa.1e: tirsz sss 8s Sc
Is m-2, Victory Is &.se; Victory 4.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Der. Il
Gossip thai Canada and New Eng
land were -e-sellng 20 tsH West en-
coIiTREed buyers af corn today and led
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
EMPLOYMENT


Help Yarfsd-Eernaie 32
ATTEND Young women at the
W-enthRrn state Schpni. Wren than
Mass. SALARY ss5 per month 10 ssGr-.
$50 after SIX months service. s4o.0
ar the end OF nine months and s4s.0
after one ysar service. including
board. roora ana lRundr-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
WANTED

-.,,=hl Agents for AL Eona farming
sections Of the Stale wf1sre we Ire MOI
-epreseuleC- L L. Worcester Eulne
Office. Western Ave, Anguish. 2dE
Phone L5-M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Dnyturi. Der Tg
BEEF--hriHH whole cattle ssTS-
BT--ER-Nur ur1hegn creamery extras
-cI5--s; western creamery extras -4sI -
CEEEEE-New twins extras 5sA4sv5
cor Ma. veiluw -748I76,
EGGE-Nearhy hennery s5ez4'f. western
ex-~as saaLSl.
FLoJR-Slr;ng p.Iensk- 18Th. saoks.
1Asss1lsSn
t1a No tIrnurrv 2zd.s-@
Thanksgiving 24TSsB
GAT-FAncv 10 10 4s-,h. SACKS 5osal9e
P0Rk-Assiium bRcks S51b
POTATO ES-Ar0os-pok Green Noun
tuins Ss1n3g5 per 1s-Ib. nag. Cabnlsrs
.xsTS5: z. z. I. white Z-5as9a: req ga
IA z5f; sweets 2z1d1ssS per hHsi.et
ST EAR-tsra-ulafea. wholesale gro
ce-S auDfatiUTl. - peg 1tr lbs. IN 1uik.
TEAL-i4N9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

New York Produce Market
New York. Dec Il
ETTTER-FsrTn: receipts Ezl4 tubs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
Situations Wanter-re.naie

Situations Wanter-Fe.naie Sc
ECTSEKTEPER- Position pv woman
with gir! y--s- MD. Address Mrs.
CaUrple - Second St EaliuweTI 4.
Situations Warten-Maie 81
SAUSAGE MNhER-And TnsAt cutter,
firsf class nRn. with e wears expert
enre wants situE ton. Arweil
Ee-iYe - Main Ave. CsRrtiins- Ne
TusiAyFs wflnts and offers are ali iisteE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
LIVE STOCK

Dogs Cats Pets -
REll1iAN HARENSoIns extra fine
pes.ig-eed Rufus BED ones, InpITJtls
oia. s. pzIr. s. TIN Leland stone, oak
ianu. AEIne 2. = g.
COLLIE SHEPHERD PUP-siK weeks
niu- Geo. =. Eanley. CoT.1ars Mills.
Tel a-Il North Whitehead line.
VIGOROUS Finnish GIANTS-T ig-
orous Flemish SiZnIs s. pair IN. Reg
lsTerta peciE--td stock. Up 20 Ib ins--
from best SIuod IA L. :. Arnapessa-
COOK RGDD3tr-y. Nc. Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
You Can't Step in Today Call Up l35 and Your Want Ad


EMPLOYMENT
tssip Wzntsd-FssnsAs z
CASHIER-For retail srure. erper7enre
nut NECESSARY AdGress Cashier, care
hernsDec Journal
EIRL-or woman fur general npaase-
WORK Apply mornings or Tel III
Mrs ChRs- hsnEmEn. e Summer St-.-
City.
GIRL-or woman for gensrnl hpuse-
work. Same experience IN cooKinG
neI,eszEry- Amply 70 MrE. DAME. Ling
fsllgw, 4e DENNIS St. Gardner.
NCRsES-The Union Hospital T-nining
Senoni tur NURSES Offers % young
women. q thorough yezrB' cprrse uf
instruction. covering all diseases ex-
ce-T contagious Diseases. CAPACITY II
Hospital mo beds Standard curriculum
Of State Board Of Registration fpr
Nurses. Separate Hpms fur Nurses.
Apply julia agnes Smith. E. N. 5tpt.
Of Trimming 5ehDoi. Lynn. MAss-
Pillow ToFs-ss-as 9 lloz- Iircorntsiag
pillow tops II home; experiences un-
Necessary: particulars for stamp. TAD
esrrE Paint Co.. IA LaErznEe. Ind
SECOND MAITa-One competent. Ap-
ply ID Mrs. L 6 CORNISH. q GrnaD
wAI-RESsES. TwO-A1 Kale sham
nun s. Apply to Ar1. Annie James.
WOMAN OR EIH--Who viii assist
with Kitchen wurk in family Of three
and 40 some waiting On invalid lacy.
No objections 70 q child of school age
Address Box 1s- China. DE.
wCMEN-Middle aged une fur genera
hUusework. two in fRrnily. Apply ".
H Ssanes-. Waserville. Maine. r. z.
.. 3s. Box c..
s4eip wantsn-Ma,s Is
DETECTIVE woRK-Nrltt J. csanu-
Former Govt Detective DanVilie. Ills.
BCESTo sell vs1niIla after schuni. Send
8 for eight bottles that retail frr E.c
each. Send for free sam. le hu.tiss-
Wakefield Extract Cn.. SEupUru~iiie.
y L
coRDwoOD CHoPFERs-Experie
ed. Good cfarce. Camp neZr lut-
Three miles oBt Amply 10 C A. Pain
er. = Second St, ERlowell. No Isl
te-s
LUMBER CHOPPERS-TelephD 7ls-R
or write W q. Rice. Ruufe I5. Gsr-
diner Ne
NAN-Bv tta month on farm 70 help
in -hs woads Gnd 9rfve team. j. 3.
TickerT. Unity. Me. Phone Isl.
TIA MsTER-RtIia.Iie one Inuuirt IN
person Only. Earald Z Brown. Read
field
YOUNG SINGLE MAN-AG once 10
wtEr II large pure bred Eolstein herd
Must be gbpd mixer Light. easy
work. good uay- with board. Ph8ne
or writ. A. Z. Hodges, Fair'ieid Cen
-e- Maine
Eeip-Maie or Fernaie 81
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS A Y q
clerk IL New Skpwnegan House
SspwneeaTl. Maine
E0SIER T-S1atary-. 81 fuIl time a6c an
hgn- spare -lTne. selling Eaa-1r1tt---e
hpgier- 70 weG-H-. Experience unrlse-
essErT-. InTsHRR liJlal 1dius. Norris
-uwrl. Pa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Write your ~eaut I'd, sntecx the
lass,iiszticn frnn the iist he-
-. ana 'psrens or snnd X %
ne Juur1ai before 9 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen ana Agents L
AGEN-S-Mag u work t..is c1ty -etiu-
isnInE chandeliers. u-ass beds aIITp
mobiles. w new method. SIT daily
without czDIt2i ~ experience. II -4ie
tisInTnHtal 70 z53 Elm. Decatur III.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20

Classified aGs sell old furniture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-20
REAL ESTATEsFOR SALE

HALO 9TSELI1-LLnc room. centrally
located. doing EopG business. about 4e
bUsrfisrs. Good REASONS 1ur sailing
Inquire -34 Water ST
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-24
MOTHER! Give CHILD
SYRUP OF FIGS" If
| TONGUE Is COATED
If cross, feyerish, sick, bilious, clean
little liver and bowels.

Children love this fruit laxative
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
4 child simply vii. not stop play
ing to empty the bowels, and the re-
suit is. they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stDi"-
ach sours, then your little one be-
comes cross, half sick, feverish, don t
eat sleep or act naturally, breath is
| bad, system full of cold, has sore
throat, stomach-ache or -diarrhoea.
Listen, Mother! See if tongue is Goa
ted. then give a teaspoonful of "Cati-
fornia Syrup of Figs" and in a few
hours all the constipated waste, sour
bile and undigested food passes out
of the system, and you have a we'll
playful child again.
Millions of mothers give "Califor,
MIA Syrup of Figs" because it is Fer,
fectly harmless; children love ltaEC
it never fails to act on the stomach
liver and bowels.
ASK your druggist for a bot
tie of california Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the ebottle
Beware of counterfeits sold here. &c
Sthe genuine, made by "Californi
Fig Syrup Company" Refuse an
other kind with contempt.-Adv.