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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

Thos 4. MILAN returned ON Thurs
day from Visit to Buekhannon.
Is G. a. Freeland OF Hutchinson was
4 business called hCre on Thursday.
Thos. T. Hay OF BHseoe was a yis-
tor here on Thursday.
Fay yandervcFt, Thos. Tulin aud T.
j. Byard Of Annabelle were visitors
here on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Clark OF Anna
belle were thansacttng business here
on Thursday.
]. W. Emmerson Of Middleton was
business caller hire on Thursday.
S. j. Sturm was transscting bust
ness at Kilarm this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

Frank MeSemar OF Hutchinson wa
a business visitor here on Friday.
". r. Lnwthcr OF Harrisyfile. Ritchs
ie county vas a business visitor III
Wortbington on Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
r. r. Parrish Of Monongah was a
visitor here on Thursday.
Edgar Book OF Pennington was Wis
iting his son Leroy Book here this
Hon. George ". Bowers OF Manning
ton was calling on his friends here
this week.
B. F. Davis Of Fsirmont was a bus
mess visitor here on Wednesday.
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FARMS FOR SALE

s@@N~N~N~-sN~sNSN
FOR SALE-73 acre farm, near neigh.
bors, Broom stone house, French
roof, large frame barn, necessary out.
buildings, level land, fertile soil, good
meadow, running stream. very good
buildings, near village, other good as
sets. Cheap at 100000. Ask for new
lists Address Francis w. Wack,
schwenksyille, Montgomery. Co.,
Penna. 3.27.3t.75OS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

TEXAS OIL STOCKS AMI. LEASES
Can deliver 5000 shares OF Peerless
Oil Company stock in 100 share blocks
for soc per share, par value SlO0. Go.
ing company with office in Fort
Worth, Texas, and dividends IN neai
future. OIL aud gas leases in proven
Kemp.Hunger-Allen field. Northwest
extension Burkburpett, and in Co
manche, Oklahoma field. Wire reser
walton TO II. l.. Holbrook, National
Bank Commerce Building, Wichits
Falls Texas. s-eo.1ot'7i5s
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FOR sALE-12l acre farm, on improv-
ed roads, handy Youngstown, min
utes' walk to centralized school, stores
and churches, good 11-room house, 2
barns, etc, plenty Of fruit, well and
spring water, easy payments. buy
direct from owner. d. S. Butts, 612
Park Avenue, Youngstown. Ohio.
S-24-6t. 7476
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. March 81. = sharp IN.
turns in the price of corn took place
Yesterday owing largely to nervous.
ness. OF shorts who had been apparent.
y rnistaking in assuming that maxi.
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FINANCE, OIL AND Gas

mum limit on trading was again to be
enforced. The close was unsettled,
nc TO 17sc net higher, with May
S1.56h TO S1.5sSs and July s150h 10
S1.5of. Oats gained &c to 1I5c and
provisions &c to S2S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27
FCLAssIFIEDAN SPECIAL ADVERT Using


TELEPHONE your want ads to THE
MEST VIRGGNIAS, Phones 1905,
=, lies, 1907, advertising department.
Slssifed ads must he Ia this Office before
a M. 10 insure Insertion In the CLASH
ned column. and before y, noon. 70 In
uFe insertion IN The Late Want Ads.
3 SUB-STATIoNS.
For the convenience of those who can
not easily come 70 The Wes. YirTinian
Office % place their classified adrSrtise.
ments. the following spb-Stations have besn
srraRged for. Classified EdyertISRnrntS
let 81 these stations viii receive the sanae
prompt. careful attention a. n lei IN ths
Office Of The West YlrginIan.
a. q. Martin Co. Book Store
1S1 Main Street.
Tenth Strees News Stand
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave.
East Side Scws Company
Market Street, First Ward
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS

MARRY FOR WEALTH, HAPPINESS.
Hundreds rich, attractive, congenial
willing to we'd. PHOTOS FREE. -
years experience, Mrs. Warn, 22i6is
Temple St. Los Angeles. Cal.
sss,lts9sss
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FoR RENT-Two furnished sleeping
rooms. 1t3 jackson street.
3.26-St-7hN1
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WANTED-stenograpMer for letter
and clerical work. Address Box
1853, care West yirginian.
S.22.st74ss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

FOR sKLE-Fiyo passenger hupmo-
bile, just overhauled. VIII demou-
s!rate, 5000. j. W. Pue, sos Watson
bldg. S-26 -2t,-7 1907
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27
WANTED

Boarders and roomers APP
ply liz Raymond street. 3-23-6t-74t2
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

WANTED : Girl for general house.
work. Good wages. Phone 726.
3.25.6t-7496
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front
bed rom. Private entrance. One
or two gentlemen. Phone 1871.
3.26.2t.749l
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AUTOS AND ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE--o1e ton International
Truck; can be bought ut bargain.
Hamilton Garage, Phone 1884.
3-26-3t-740S
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AELp WANxEn.-gEMaLf;

wANTED-Girl to help In Green
House. Haugo Flower & Plant
House. 3-26-3t-750O
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

FOX RENl'-rwo furnished liGhl
housekeeping rooms. EOS Walnut
avenue. S-27-St-75l2
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

WAN1'ED-Girls for pressing in our
shop. Experience preferable bu;
not absolutely ESSENTIAL. Heinze G.
Company, 3i6 Madison street.
3.2b-StZ74a2
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HALLWAY

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS-tliO
month. Experience unnecessary.
Young men II upward, desiring clerk
ships. write for free particulars. II.
Terry former Civil Service EXAM
iner) S96 Continental bldg, Wash
ington. D. C. S-26-6t-75O5
WANTED-Salesmen familiar with
mine and mill supplies. Address
letters to Box 747O, care West vir-
ginlan.f S-22-6t--74T0
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ROOMS 10 RENT

ron RENTGFSdrHished front room.
Gentleman preferred. as eoium,
bIa street. 3-27-2t-75l,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

SALESMAN WANTEDNReal sales
man with car preferred. in your To-
cality. $50 to 5000 weekly. selling that
wonderful CORA" Patch-not an
"all rubber or khaki back-it's diff
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES else Ike
1t on the market NO COMPETITION.
You can make a cleanup. BEST in
tho WORLD, for automobile inner
tubes-Territory FREE. "CoRAJkAS
RUBBER MFG. CO. Dallas, Texas
p. S. Have several openings for State
Managers with $500 10 $1,000 capital.
Should easily make $500 TO $500 per
month. Be quick or the other fellow
will get It, S-27-lt-75l4
WANTED-Men for Detective work.
Write j. Ganor, former Govt. Detec.
tive, SS$, Dsnville. ILL., 327-1t-75O9
%AATED-Auto Accessory salesman
to sell Visible Ford Gas Gauges as
sideline. Remunerative rapid sell
ing, order taking proposition. Write
Smith Brothers, Winston Salem, y. c
3-27-1t-751j
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
BENTON

MRS Ivan hodges who has beer con-
dnec 10 her home with Influenza -
gaining Slowly
Miss Hilda Puls1fer Las -sturnel e-ul,l
Augusta
Word has been -ece.vsG ina. Mrs
Carlton Bunker Is III with sca-ier rsv-r
g. hospital IN Cambridge, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon have -
turned 70 their home in Clintor ar
passing the week end with Ms Ea--
mons parents. M and A-s. lanes
Warren
James Davis has returned 10 Ench-
land after passing -ne week END win
his family
Miss Mildred Morse has -e-u-nao N
town aeter passing Inc weeA end Al her
home z Brewer
The grammar school was closed Mon
Gay on ac-nur- Of TIE ueus.i,e- Mes;
Bertha IRWIN not being able TO go
her school
MIS- A Trne II passing d Few IL e
VIII friends in Clinton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
| Loose PINE
|Shavinqs
| For SALE
Augusta Lumber Co.

duties were al he cared 70 attend 20.
Mr.. W-lan Osborn and Judge 0. Il.
Drake thought they probably would
stand a. candidates for Reelection.
The schools al Harmony are closed
fpr four weeks on account OF SC
uIucn sickness, and Msrvin Ames.
the principal relatives here for sewer
Il Gays. He left Wednesday Tor
Hartiand where he VII substitute al
-h- academy for few weeks
The Plrrsnelo Home Economics
Club enjoyed a social afternoon al
the hGE1s Of Mrs. Alice Spauidiag. On
Man street Tuest1av a4-e-noor
when they entertained the TuesCa Y
Club members The speaker Of The
afternoon was Miss Catherine PIa--s
home demonstration leader II exLen-
slc1 work u home economics II
Maine, her subject was Home CuG-
gets Following the address a piano
SOLO was rendered By MISS Spa uiG11g
Of Newport aac tea Wa served
The body Of the lale Mrs. Eva
Coffin Stevens, who cleG a. the
home Of her daughter Ms Pear
Spear II Lawrence. Mass. Mondav
arrived here III the afternoon. train
"Wednesday accompanied by Mrs
BUrIeigh lewis. Miss Vera 2 Stev-
els and George Stevens. The body
was placed II the Receiving tGu1b 1t
he -fllage cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
P(TTSFl:LD

H P Beals. vino has been L town
for several DAYS. returned 10 his
hurae n Lowell Wednesday. MIR.
Fseals is member OF the firm Of
Beais Il Walker.
Al = meeting Of PiL-stisIG Grange
ID De held Saturday evening. the first
and second degrees VIII be conferred
On candidates
A joint installation uf the officers
CT Somerset lodge, & If P, and OF
the Pvthian Sfsrerhood VII take
place a. K OF 2 hal this evening.
The Gospel Niss.or viii hold sgrv-
ires a. G. A P hall On Sunday aH1er-
noon H o'clock The speaker VIII
De Rev. Ora Chase.
Mrs Clinton g. Smell If Dexter ar
rived II Lowr Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with Der mather Mrs.
Sarah NORTH.
]. &. Hayessof Detroit Was bus
Iless caller in town Wednesday
J. Harvey Aaheney was ID Rarru
Wednesday, attending 70 matrs-s OF
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Electric Cafe On AaI- street. Is coz
fined Il the house with Z Sc ere coid-
Miss Natalie Pa--ee VII enter
Tain the Night Owls THIS eT-erlng IL
her home OF the Belgrade road
Miss Anna Frances Damon has
resumed her studies at Maine Cen
raj Institute II Prr-sheid after pass
ins short vacation 81 the home Of
her parents u. and Mrs, NJ. L Da-
nan Of Grove street.
Mrs. Mtana NJ Boothoy Of -y-r-.
Mass. is = guest Of her sister Mrs
Chester Bridges Of Oakland Heights
Mss Alma Peters CT Madison Is
visiting Mrs. :. 4. knight Of me
fairfield road.
Ear Goodwin left Wednesday
morning OF d business TIP To Buck
nela Bethel and South PARIS
The Dunn Edge Tool CO. nave
released a horse 70 zAke the p-zce
Of the one whict, they lost. recently.
Miss GLADYS EersoIn- VINO was cal :
&C here By the Illness OF her pa
-er,ts Mr. IND Mrs i Il. Eersor1.
i.as returned ro her studies al the
Farm, .rr-un Normal school M and
Mrs. Hersurn are both recovering
s-or-1 an attack Of grippe
dr. and Mrs Jacob Smith and two
children of VI insIow are Al the home
of Mrs. Smith parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. T Il aersou-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

stock Yards. Feb. 1E-The-e was q
very highly supplied market AMIN
this week but there were a few mcre
shippers came through than q week
ago. Besf cattle Sole a shade strong
ar. with the offerings quickly ciean-
ec up No fancy stock was offered
a. calves were u light supply and
prices showed no change Hog re-
ceipts were small with prices The
same as a week ago There ware
very few mich COWS tied I'd IN rhe
barn. n,a1y Of which we're Taft
overs" trum the preceding week s
sale Few buyers were cut and the
market was inactive. and the cuaiftv
Of the cows offered under usual ship
mentS.
Reported sales-T = Brown q
Son sold 80 COVE a. lie. and 20 mitch
COVE 70 average SlDe- A n. Rs<xs
sold 20 calves at Lac. and Is cows AZ
S40@isG. D. A Walker sold l ur.
oxen II I2c. l hull At I8c. Ii COWS at
6 1-2c and . calves II Ice. Robert
Connors sDld 25 mich COWS IT tins
Q175- w. F. Wallace sold 10 YuiIkers
At $I25 eAch. 3 mixers n 500 each.
5 COWS 1t ST5 each Otis e. Furbush
sBaA epW, 1879 Tn. 1t lie. and 81
On ! COW NJ . I-2c. cow az &c.
cDws It lac. calves n z0c. and
2 cxsves n I5c. J. ". Brooks srlS
q cattle at 4 I-a@7 I-.c. = lamns
~ lie. - calves II l4c, and . hoes
Al Il &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
OAKLAND

Aiorzo I. 1ia-news died "a edn=sGay-
Morning about CLOCK altar severa-
wee5s' i-.aesF a. me home Of MS Gaug1-
te- Mrs. z. Q. yorb OF Main street M.
Mathews was bo-r in Sidney, Ne, April
2 $40 a7c vas a son Of rhe lats El-a;l
and Ariiina Reru oids Mathews ana was
re last Of \ fanilp o. four children.
r7.s eariv life was passed II SiCneg
and wnen a Young riar ne went 70
Anesou-y. Mass where April !, 1S6.'.
he married Miss Nav :. Lewis. anG
soor aF-s- ths- returned I'd Sidney,
wre-e they lived Until about .. wears
ago when they moved ID Augusta and
1Dr some time Nj Matthew's vas pro
o-Yero- Of the Nsnnebec house n cca-
CITY and ne also conducted Z boarding
house n HaIiuweII. moving 10 Oakland
Is yeRrs ago where he had since 70
sided Mrs. Mathews died IN October,
tSas M and Mrs. Mathews ware pa
rents of five children. ali Of whom died
MANY years ago win the exception Of
one dnug1rer Mrs. 3. q. Eorg, who
survives him and with whom he made
lis home He is also survived ny three
4h1ssr Ma - ~
Charles CIz-k and Cfyue Ellis al Of
Oakland. and TWO great-g-andchiidrsn
Edith and Eeien Clark Funeral serv-
ICES viii BE held FRIDAY afternoon II .
O clock al The home Of mis- dauEhrs-.
Mrs. 3 n. York Of Nam sc-se-- Rer
Weston ? Holman Of the aiethedis,
church officiating
Mrs. Edward Scott u North Arson
is q guesr Of her niece Mrs. Frank
Taylor
Miss Ha--ie Alien. who has been
Confined to the house the past week
By an a1ack Of rhr m-nps Is able
10 be OFT again
Rev. Weston ? Holman Of the
Methods. church was called 10
y arerville Wednesday afternoon 10
ofic.a1e al the funeral Of Mrs. Erwin
Z Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Car-eg Of Bel
grade avenue have returned from 4
five weeks Visit with their daughter,
Mrs. C. r. Rodawig Of Manchester
y. Il, and are guests Of their daugn-
ter Mrs. Oscar Andersen Of Summer
street for a. few DAYS
Mrs Ralph SrcweE has gone ID
Portland where she viii be Il guest
Of friends for q Few days.
Rev. ?. Holman Of the MetnodisI
church - attending q group meeting
Of preachers and iRymen a. Madison
today and VIII have u part III the
program
Christopher Boyle ~ Jackn1ar was
-s Js,rr n, p,-iey,fis n, suv. receutiv
Mrs. Bart Kidder at Norridgewock.
who naz been visiting At 1te home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. EA-inn B-ann and who
underwent a surgical operation 81
Gray's hospital in WaterviIie. Tue
dav. is reported to be improving,
Chester puniap praprietar uf The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
HNCkIEY

Elaine Richardson and family who
have al beer ILL., IRE very much better
Ai- and Ms. Earle Elliott. VINO have
been IT Massachusetts The past twu
weeks. have returned nome. While
away Nj Elliott was confined 10 the
house ! number OF DAYS ~ illness.
There Is 10 school as the reacher and
several o. her pupils ara confined To the
house with : severe cold
AIRS Earle Elliott is I'D WIKI a severe
cold since returning rom Massa ct1Il-
set-z
Nr. and Mrs L ". Carr have r.
Turned % their home in Northperr
Misc Evelyn Bearc. wne IS teaching
school un the east sids, visited her ?eo-
pie in Augusta over the weekend, -e-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Wells. who has been
staying with a daughter 1t Morrison 3
Corner several months. il now visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Emerson Hail.
Mrs Belle KsIlev Of Clintnn is caring
FOR the sick ones H. Z. 2. Eicker's. three
persons being confined 70 their beds
Mass Margaret Peavey is helping care
fur the sick ones IN Blaine Richardson 3
family. RAYMOND Tuzier is stin there
assisting with the work
Eugene CUvei lis cierking HI the Farm
e-s' Union store. as one of their clerks
is confined % the house with hid cnid
M and Mrs Z. ?. Flicker and danEn-
.er are I'll, also Mrs Sanford Se-irk-
land and son. Mrs Ivoi EaE and the
three Palmer children
Mr. and Mrs. Il ". Carr a-s IN this
vicinity visiting friends while en- THAR
way from their cottage nj Pleasant
Pond. ID their home At Northport-
Mrs- Walter Palmer was IN Water
vile Mouda-; also Mrs Jennie Ware
wall
Warren Bsssey has been cnnttnet co
the house the past *ew days.
z P. RicNsr was IN wate-viIIe on
business Tuesday
Misc Faith Hinckley who has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
'sa'lr.s o. me Days Dealing IN Al
-ne leading Stocks

ew : 1-k. Fen 1s-EcilE led another
fai.ce u prices IN the stock exchange
Pc i1scl .at.v. Issues embracing the
S-A.- -eo-gal.ZeG --oaag making ref-
EF-, --eG-e- gains than the invest
- G'-'Hlur
(-ac-=aSiag -ecngat-ipn Of the changes
P''s' az u g3r9e over the coun L-yE
B-..15u--A-4nL SyELar;s OF Their return
IHale 0pe-alDG anG favorable as
u ace-al legislation constituted
4 TptL1ns :a0ses Of the NOV emsnl-
=. Enr l@Ft=stasnI o. gtiT-eGgec rails
~ee,a see7l-c Suddenly ID reach the
-'S -!sw nag been selling "out Of
r or "a below quotations justified
Ae'r pnrslcal vaiQeE
'F'ss CaI-E If one 10 almost five
IN attended the steady accunula-
@ac't'cE. g-angsrs. coalsrs and
-lhi. lines, DuL cotton carriers
lore Inaeracs Improvement
Z he rise were Canadian
- Na--ne-r Pacific. Great North
81 Louis Il san Fran
-, y 7-efz--ec Reading Delaware
--GaoT ant New York Central.
, Fe-f- suas-2n-1al advances also
a. nc1st-,als and speciairiess
-----ec me acute depression c..
1-:cedrng days Rallies q
= 3Cirs in such issues AZ
80 See, General MOTIFS. oils.
-1C stiDpIngs were effected
-~1H1He OF an Uver-conadent
Ase--.s- but these were reduced
@.--..s sales before The close.
- aiHGi!n-eG - a.s 800 shares.
o. - -. -1a1ce u the per cert. cal
-A.e- i2-eher absorption CT cou-
14j"- by local and interior
=, -''c --T1e- foreign exchange ten
n-,or. Fe-H among the helpful derei-
1 Y
~. -'a IRE " convertible rails u rtle
F.. H'ailf.' sept pace with the de-
II H.nG-ao shares. Liberty is
as1 signify win slsadineEg II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

5Dsr0Ii. f'.L. u,
REFF-Thoice whole cattle f@n1.
BTTTER-Northe-n creamery extras
65s1SS;s western creamery extras astG6as.
CHEESE-Twirs extras a9fDS2a
CORNING. yellow fTnT..-
EG-Naarsy nennery NE1-: western
extras Sglp6&
FToC E-Sprtng patents. 19S-lD. sacks,
special 14S&165n; standard f3QliI.
EAT-No. timothy 4@D41-
Handspring ;1das
0ATNFancy 10 lbs. 10sE1lnas.
PCRk-Medium backs 45ln.
FCTATOES-Aruostuo Green Noun
.ains 4ZsG4ln per 10 lbs. on track
ESTABLISHMENTS wholesale gro
GERS quutztion. 16dl& L bulk BsGl& N
packages.
yEAL-laNE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

New York, Fen e
WEEAT-Spor Cllst; No. red n
nominal o b Sreaner-
COEN-Spot easier: No . yellow ID,
and Nc mixed IS4 New York
February shipmen-
OAT-Spot eas5-: No. white lnE
nominal.
-OTT0NSEED OL-Wezk: prime
summer yellow spot 1856 Ma-cs, E2l
MAY AE7: July 3h.
Other ARTICLES unchanged.
BT--E2-Ba-ely stead receipts
TT tubs creame-v higher than extras
E.sdQfR: do. extras II score 66sD6. a-srs
IS 10 q score .yGSG, packing stock cur
rent make No. -.
erGS-steadv: receipts II. 424 cases
f,--sia gathered extra frsrE 64;nSEi; frs.
S2TSs state. Pa and nearby western
henn.rv whites f-scs 70 extras S1M 70;
Co browns extras 6S; do. gathered
trowns anc mixed coiGrs h-sts 70 el-
aras s:l6..
STGAE-Rzv easv prices nominal.
fine gran ulated I5MAHI6fn Owing I'd The
unsettled conditions n raw s.gar. trad
ing in futures was very Criec eA-ty and
prices irregular
PoTAToE+Stgad-, prices uachang-
ed
AESAEES-Srea6y: red bal. 3W0zsa:
Danish white lnn i1aGbr.5fG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
OAK GROVE WINS
FROM NJ. c. [. 1870

vassaIboro, Feb 1s.-Oak Grove
Seminary added another Victory ID
her roll 81 Wednesday night by de-
feallng The 5asketban team from
Maine Central Institute by lite score
OF IS To NJ. Il was L easl game from
start 70 finish and was characterized
throughout by good spor-s,uanshin
The first half was decidedly IN the
hands II the home -snm, and closed
- 20 L. In ne last half me Pi1ts4
felG boys came back strong. but even
with the bar frequently IN their
end OF the han the visitors were III
able 70 make much progress Scott
played : fine game It guard and
Suite threw some Difficult baskets.
The Oak Grove team III PLAYING
clean and fast bali and viii give Co
burn q good game when they mee-
the WatsrviIls boys -omo-rov night
A large CROWD is expected from
Wa1srviIie + i ia fair. The SUMMARY
cf WHCrcR,l.s- evenings vrsra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

The seiecrmsn are very huSigy t.n-
gagged n closing I'D the town books
for the fiscal year ending Feb. 20 A
portion Of che COPY FOR the annual
report is in the hands Of the printers
and the town meeting vii be held
March sth- As yet not many candi-
dates for town Offices have IN
nounced themselves but there VIII
probably be no lack Of candidates
befure the time Of the March meet
Ing The members OF the present
board Of selec-men were asked If
they were candidates for re-eiection.
A. " Ltrriefieid af the board said lls
did not care 10 run again a. his alnsr
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Chicago. Feb. IA

Chic1Gp. Feb N
HoGS-Receipts HAZE. Estizn8tad 10
morrow 20. nm: 10 10 &c ioWer than yes
teruay,s average. Bulk lsz5tn1&a: tDp
I47n. heavy i56@140g medium 49,:
hight IAEG1475: light light f3@10k:
hezvy packing sCWs smooth u:
packing suvs rough lxDeQXD: pix8 Il
Dl480.
CATTLE-Receipts Aa EsttM11nd
tcuaurruw fn.0p: sioW. D0af stsexH- -
dunn and heavy weight md prime -
ICE: medium and good u5o01<o: com.
CHOICE l2naN LIS; crumou and medium
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siG@-DG Butcher caI-le: He,1ers EDsl
I38G; cows SsDN--5. Gamers and GUITARS
5a.SS vesl calves I5:53IT7I; feeder steers
1o0nI1iG srocker steers 6.5alI01.
SEEEp-Hsceiprg l0.lM. Estimated 70
morrow IufM: weak. Lambs 81 pounds
down Is0Bn2IBe: cuI.s and common 145sHG
--.5 Ewes: Medium. good and choice
-1VtdI LIE: culiE and cnnlmon sea15R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Chlc0X0, Fe5. u
corn market to-day chiefly owing to .
depar.msn. Of tustice report about satx-
ure Of fuotassuffs The ciose w1s unset
tied. ic 70 lie net lower, With May II
20 IaI md July I12 to -. O11s m
ts.,ed 1uIc to IssfIs DOWN In provisions
the outcome va-iad frum &c decline tn
Jc advance.
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Men Who Do

what you Wall Done, When you want It done
and It fair price offer you their services
through the classified ad columns Of The Jour
nal This directory Of Augustus reliable busi-
ness service people Is daily feature Of JournaI
classified
The journal Want AID Censor assures YOU that
You may safely snrust your patronage to any
Of these advertisers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Goals from floor. McGsarry 3, SUIT
tie 4, Baird = Scutr- Rollins. Osgood
.. Gonya 8. White, Eaiaee: goals from
fouls; SUttIe 4. GuEyu =, White ..
Referee Owen Timer, Giiper- Time
TWO :0-niuu1e periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

New ork. Fen. Is.
Liberty bonds closing ass y66D; mrs.
IS ~ So second As 4.In. first As e-@;
seeUnc 44s 80 iG; third ass aS.a4. fourth
sc gH.Ss Victory Us L.16, TiCr0rE rs
T-e
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irite-nationalE. Sales. par value g.,
$500. Old I, :. bonds ware unchacs-
I'd on cal