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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
SALVAGED STOCK
OF DRUG STORE
PRACTICALLY SOLD

ErF D. roul. proprietor ~ tho
Olympic pharmacy recently partly
DESTROYED hy fine. has disposed ~
p.'t.c1liy all his selvagcd goods
nur.us th" past Few Nooks Nr Pool
rle DAD i.s stock in ihr Brooks &
Haley building. Considerable uf The
u.h vH sold no retail gul part was
t..uu.ri 90 at wholesale.
Nr Pool is undecided a in what
io Niil DO In The future %. had
rH.r CONSIDERATION Che re.puigrlt ~
fr. drug business bat Do fl,s leases
so high here that hr deems a
Hldyisnhlc to rcCncu new store a.
I present time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

each farmer will o. asked luca
t'ons concerning The scroaro aud yll
ue OF his farm. whether ho ovus
aud partly rents the land hy farm
The value Of The hu.ld.nrs. machinery
end implements belongings to his
fern. the quantity 81 all crops rails
Cd on his farm during thc year 1919
and many other questions which cuy-
'r all possible la-m operations
An absolutely accurate aud come
letc census vitality concerns the a,l
fare ~ this community ana ot overs
t'r.on liying in 10 The official p1r1
hton Tor the meas ten years NIll tl
determined by The census Of 1890
Re ready with yoar answer. uh.r
ihc census man calls :. your hHsr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

Cincinnati TO Cleveland and Back.
Twice Across Ohio, in I 5 Hrs. Is min.
n motoring sensation wss created in the state
Of Ohio when Cliff Leuders without s,op.
ring the engine OF his Franklin Tourin, Car.
reduced the touring time from Cin,inn..i :,
Cleveland and back. lie covered the $50
miles in Is hours AM IS minute, Of actual
running. The odds were to | ,ha, the
previously aaaogneed time o.; II hours csgd
no, he made.
Covering this route at any speed /, though, by
Ohio motorists to be severe les, Of any
motor vehicle, so bad arc the roads. V, IN.
Franklin averaged over IS miles sn hour Raj,
which iroze on the riders and turned into q
binding snowstora added to the diiFcul,ic,
Observers, MI. Robert Bs'sr, Au,opahil. d,,or
Cnannaii Enc lirs'; ~. Richard Powell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

No mechanical adjustments Of any nature wer.
necessary during the trip. And TIE mlr,rr
OF the last twelve hours was a, big 4, ,l,r Of
the first twelve hours, indicating ,b,, N.
driver .elt little or none OF the iripue ord.
narily to be expected.
Two other Indianapolis motorists rt.v;,.
driving Franklins, also exceeded m. .,,,n.,
distance record. That, too, had b-rn es,,b.
lished BY Franklin Car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04


hour straight stretch road alternating with
of sowness ycr roads nois 80 favorable
The the Franklin ability average
distances than other simply that the the
Car j. handicapped by heavy weight rigy AMI their
dangers arriving strain and discomfort The light weight
Franklin holds the road all speeds hugs the
stretches and practically hcd mp by accidents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
WOlflin Bros.
9Th and Polk Amarillo
Reels on 1920 Miles in a Day

W ". D.diel, Of Indianapolis, a nonprciesscnal
d,yef, recently established a record for his secIion
81 ,,.e country for 2l-hour read run by covering
S32 Is miles OF road ia 22ia hours actual running
tine. The ZIP was made in a stock model Ffankln
Touring Car. without nailas,. shock absotbers, or
any c.aags from regular equipment. Mr.. Diidel
was accompanied hy two Official observers, but drove
al the way himself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

Pan johnson didn't go any
Christmas presents from tHH Now
Work.. Hl's1 and ChI,I-1 clubs
th0r Didn't even present Dim with
~. Injunction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
New York-iIosion Round Trip,
1893 Miles. in IL lIrs. > Min.

IN S-p'emhcr 29th Mr.. Banks drove
Franklin Touring Car from New York %
Boston and back IN y hours and 5 minutes.
rVab sh'cg what was then a road touring
record Of 1883 mile a, 81 miles an hour. he
drove entirely a; nrh, without relief No
s1sfs tires were carried. there were no tire
accidents ard rhe fuel average was l8m.l-s'o
the gallon q gasoline.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04
New York 10 Montreal, 500 Miles,
in " Urs. 50 Min.

The quiekes, scheduled TRAIN Journey now pos
sib.e between New iogi C,y AMI Montreal.
C1nadl. is ? hours / siock model Frank
liz Iou,ing Tar made the sos miles in .
hou-5 y minuics running time on November
ll,h. se;;ins a new touring record and equal
inc from New York % Al 1ny the nonstop
tine Of he wolverine Express, hours ~
minutes. Five hour, Of the ,-ip vc-e through
rain. slush snow. icr, ard a gale thai 4, times
blew fifty miles an hour.
The rrtun trip li0l miles was made in n
hours Is minutes ruanag time The total
elapsed time fog TIC round Trip was y hours
10 Minutes including I'm, ou, Tor es,ing. rr-
rlenishinr fuel and oil and ior custom, in
srcctions No sH1rc tires o. tubes were cir-
red. No tire chains were needed. W
mechanical troubles deyeloal
Ihr sane driver Nj J. ". Ranks. drove afr
the way. Mr.. n p. Nierch ~ Of -he Z. I.
Gooiuci Tire COMPANY and AIr. J. 2. Getty.
q Motor we've ob.,rye:s; Mr. L. A.
Miller Passenger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-04

1ts vr1-'s Yo.srnit Pm va, wen b. stanley s.
Ta-s,f ID ~. Aarsis. in 'ts Fflukln Car. -,
Fursl1 ,ost al tt-ssF's' Ffifs'.
Nj WASHINGTON
p I. f.,ss, q Portland. Ne ssi ~ f'inh.nr
IA Wa1hin4t iihoui 'arf Of n1r-
- -guu - : miles hsiuouaisia
- aiss'1r record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
ALMA

Lincoln county Pomona nat with
Overs Valley Grange Tuesday, Feb
IL. owing 10 the blocked conditions
Of the road the attendance was NOT as
large as usual. But some drove slS
10 ten niles 10 be there. The fifth
degree was conferred. A bounr.fuI
dinner WAE served N the afternoon
the lecturer furnished program
consisting OF singing by the grange;
welcome by 3. T. Vannah: response
Mrs Marion Peasiee piano sCiO,
Florence E1rskine vocal sole. Mrs.
Edith Mari: recitation. Miss Ella
Campbell. sniof Mrs Nj Viola True:
paper Miss Mary Woodbridge. Farm
Problems: TINS Was very finely
written paper and brought out i
strong argument among the mem
bers along poultry lines duet. Mrs.
Edith Mari and Mrs Emerson; reci
tsIllon. Miss Dorothy Mar reciLa-
ton. Miss Grace Hedgkins; remarks
Rev. Mr.. Emerson: discussion of the
paper was again taken up along the
dairy line Our secretary. G. 4. Eus-
ton was greatly missed and was
kindly remembered. The latest re-
port from Brother Huston is thur his
is normal and again
there is hopes OF hts recovery. At
the last operation they removed the
of his arm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Statistics Of Building & Engineering
Operations in New England
Will of 1. e. Smith. Brunswick

The will of Lyman z. Smith of
Brunswick. who died Jan. -. was
filed for probHte in Portland Tuesday.
and the principal neneficiaries are
two sisters Mrs. Sarah C. Harding
Of South birmingham and Mrs. Hell
an Frances Smith of Palm Beach. and
a brother, Melville Smith Of Augusta.
The win provides certain specific be
quests and then directs that the
property be divided among them. The
specific requests are Of real estate in
Brunswick and $1,000 10 his sister,
Mrs Smith. and of 500 each 10 Ly-
man Curtis Harding OF birmingham
and Mrs. Annie LUnt Sawyer of Wo--
cesIer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

10 ~cabhard and Blade, an honorary
military society Il the University Of
Maine. Capt Luther + Ja-0as. mead
Of the z. O T g. James =, GAunet-.
registrar and I5eEjamIn Kent. III
srruc1or IN mechanical engineering,
We're pledged as honora~y members.
Those pledged Lo 4Clive membership
were. Ray B0yucon of STOW hogan,
Winthrop Mcbride Of Portland. John
McCart Of Eastpur-. Silas Merry nf
Vineyard Haven. Mass. Elton O..
Feeney Of Portland. Leon C'rcu1T Of
Gouldsburo. Lindsey Marcy of Old
Town. Ralph Lancaster. Alien F.
sullivan Of Ororu. osrnnd Nickers0n
OF Bangor. and Edwin Anderson Of
Camden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

disturbance II shipping ana fnrwurriing
caused b" cne Dig storm If last week
anG ~ the still prevailing infiuenZa cpl
dernic. anG n tins west ~ tighter rluncv
and the fears Of d possible cnuntry-
vice tleup OF traffic, + tn. predicted
strike Of railway employees alntenanc-
o. VIZ and shnn workers. should oc-
cur The quieting down Is sti1l iirtIt
IN evidence in the big consuming dis
JrIcts OF HE west ana south ana is not
unanimous even IN the east and cen
T-al west. as shown by the strength IF
demand anG Of prices noted III int big
basic industries such as iron and steel
anu lumber. IN which buyers ara bid
ding eagerly. n some cases II would
seem wildly, Tor nearby and distant
deliveries of nearly al kinds OF pig iron
structural ilaterla.. finished sttel and
haru and soft grades If lurnte-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
a'es o. rne Days Dealing in All
che leading Stocks

, -orA Taa. I2.-StnciIs were SUBJ
Q aadiaona! price impairment i'll
~ 7af - roday's very unsettled
a!ss III; allied spiritedly later
. ar'nGaa cans eased 10 per cent
.o-eif'7. e%chaage displayed increas-
Va generally assumed Saat The
49, or rhe morning resulted
IN selling orders recelvsd
.el.1a,
LIZ 1i his character were mu-e
-',.s ., any recent period and
--iT greater aDprehensi re
- NJ a1..tude Of the railroad
|, vs. Led and assumed most
- "a 7-opnrtiGnE IN shippInss.
. KAN" gains Of three TO ten
5so-eo. 5LeeiE. equipments
..sO made Up the greater
10 1..- NJ heir losses. the 81
- Ae'' abound ranging from two
+u"'-,|ons were recorded in the
-, minors then circulated OF
- s2r'Iaagc taking the form or
- settlement N the differ
N-'l ne -a:tway workers and
|'-8IleG
- AR ms superficial factor.
A""r were Indications when
n, -ecdlng UP support Of u
&c 'ha-act ar This manifest
=. %. .14!2-'r III -ails and seasoned
- -" nose lssues rejecting an
~ ;onuition.
,a, "'-@ Haasv punished in Gener-'
AAo -rcioie Steel. the for
MI. Ii t4pDirt loss and an
y points. while C-uciDie re-
r., .. tts f3-point decline. sales
10 ;sa'ssl siiaEAs
.oiSh Rapid Transit - we're
~, ~ ne hOnd market. rising
'',,A n" genera bond list was ir-
= -1s@T1asionalE hardening with
rceS5Ons ~ L.iberty ISSUES
!, ~ ''aiue. si5,sT75.ts&. Cld l. :.
: III hanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
UNI. OF MAINE

Orono, NE, Feb. 13.-Manv STU
dents are candidates for the Uni
versity of Maine rife tenn which will
be picked at the end Of the weak.
The University tenn viii shoot
against the Tufts rife team on Sat
urday. Feb. Il Although practice
has JUST started. many OF the candi-
dates have made some excellent
scores and II they keep up the good
work. Maine has fair chance of
winning the match with Tufts.
Two Portland men. Winthrop Nc
Bride and Elton Feeney, were among
the IL plaages announced Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Oxford County indictments

The grand jury ii the February
term Of the supreme court for Oxfnrc:
county reported "Wednesday at South
Paris the following indictments;
Walter Eesiop. arson: Arthur Whit
mar, issuing fraudulent checks;
Chester s. HutchinE. larcency; Frank
Frawlsv and Dan Coync. larceny.
Arthur Whitman larcency. The ind
cations are that the term viii be
brief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Ootcr J. King Is Acauirte4

Doior J. King Of Old Town waz
fnund NOT guilty II tie United States
district coilr-. Wadnesuay. after.
about an hours deliberation. the yer
dict being returned in Z ecw minutes
after 1-.30 o'clock. The 'rnyste-ic, G
Mr.. smith" about whom people N
This section IF the state have heard
mucn SINCE The seMlre Of an auto
mobile ID Mars Hill. n Decen1t,ei
1873, when a shipment Of Canariar
wnlsKey was confisca ted. figured
prominently IN an able argument 10
the jury II the Tinted Stases dist-icf
court eGnesday. by Attorney Ed
ward Murray in defense OF King
who was charged IN an indictment
with the Importation OF $50 quarts of
Canadian whisteY into the United
States al Van Buren-Cumme-cia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
CANAAN

Mrs Edward Rumerv visitsd reia-
tives in Fairfield several days the
past week.
Miss Eva Mictaud was IL Skow.le-
gan last week TO visft her sister
Miss Lizzie Michaud.
Mrs Walter Shores returned from
WatervilIe Sunday where she had
been the guest OF friends for a rev
days
Clyde Colspn has sold his farm 10
virgil Holt and is moving his house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

OIL STOCKS
ARE SPECTLA TIVE
And while they ofer large reeE-ns, -
moi Speculate unless you can AFFORD q
-ake a loss The recent discovered oil
fields ara bringing wealth 10 s-e!
many people Profit by first hand nIur
nation. MANY millions will ne frlaae
rs this wear promises 70 ne the 0iEses
\ -he nstu~v uf the petroleum indus
--v II Won are holding OIL STOCKS IL
companies opera ing in the Mid Cont
naut Texas and BurRDurnert fields. ~
Interested. you should read the Oh
PRESS and gel the -sRl facts-each
lEsue ortnful of valuaole data ana in
-erestiag news about The oil lnGust-!.
ami The recent successes. Anre thar
IN cor readers q month. Thousands
nave made money by rs aGvIce A la1s
.ssue rogalne- with the Ma-ksts con-
aiming quotations on listed ana Enits'-
,-gt oil sticks. and colored map Of the
Kansas and Oklahoma oil fieius free
on request Address, OIL PRESS, -1s
Republic Bldg. Kansas city. Mo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Braostreet's ReDOrt

New York Feb. 13.-Brndst-eetts to
morrow viii sag-:
CautiDna-y signals Displayed last week
by the foreign exchanges. money. Sc
clirities. grain and provision markets
later joined ny the big primarv lines
Of textiles. particularly cotton ana wooi-
en- goods, are Still in evidence and the
urea OF country reporting conservatism
more nantes, has widened somewhat
This is most pe-ceptihie in the large
t:enLers of the east and central west.
n the former aided appreciably by the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Scores Of People

II Augusta viii buy used cars this month One
Of them is ready to pay cash for your car to
day. Dent lose this opp ortuniry.
Describe your car fully and truInfuIly in
Journal classified ad Tell about It's equipment
and tell what accessories go with t. Let the
man who wants to buy 1t know that you want to
sell II. He'll get in touch with you right away
and make you an offer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Boston, Fen. IL.
BTEF-Chuce whole cattle laT1.
BCTTER-N orthern creamery extras
f-aa1ss: western do 644snE5
CEEESE-.New twins extras cc.aQI:as2ah
CORNING. yellow ffOIT-..
EGGE-Nsarby nennery 64Ss; west
ern extrss DM6S.
FLOCE-5pring patents, 1eS-lb- sacks,
14Gl5
HAy-Nu. timothy sGq41-
LANB-Spring 322r3S.
OATS-Tancy 40 70 Il sacks iD0YlIf.
pORK-Mediuu backs 1910.
AUTHORIZATIONS Grean Noun
tains extra fancy 46l4,b Der l0b pounds
on track: fair TO good f25td4no; Eobbiers
4I5a45a: p e I. reds ::;55On36D; sweat p0-
tasoeT 3eG426b per basket.
SCGAR-New crop Refiner5 quote
granulated At l5c in 186 bni, lots less
per cent. for cash. No wholesale GRO
GERS quotation available.
vTAL-i24DA4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. r en-. L.
Corn developed fresh strength today
gradually 2s u result OF the persistent
refusal 10 sell. The market was ner-
vuuE with NAY at 13T 70 i32 and July
-ns 70 130 Oats gained Aa5s 70 l.. In
provisions the outcome ranged frnrn &c
decline to DC advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

mold goods to Clinton where he will
make his hOne Tor 4 while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elaine Ricnarusop
anu children have been very II
with influenza but are gaining
Ar. and Mrs. George Williams wnrs
IN Fairfield one day recently n.
guests Of M. and Mrs panieI Bow
man.
Mrs Lucinda Farnham is gaining
slowly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
NORRIDCEWOCk

There Is much sickness reported
:-roGnd Lown. some whole families oe.
lnr SICK a- one time
MIS-. Eva " iliiaInson ard children
are visiting her mother. Mrs. !. c.
Stevens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Waiter - Jameson of asnuor

Walter l. Jameson. Wen known
business man Of Bangor, died. Thurs
day Of pneumonia aged 40 years. He
was Il native OF Rockiand. was with
his brothers in the bakery business
there for long time and at the
death Of his brother Hugh Jameson
three years ago, tnok over the jaime
son cigar and tobacco store of Pos,
once square.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Feb. u
EOGS-Eeceipts :i.0a8 Estimated to-
morrow T,h, weak, mostly DC lower.
Bulk 1-lJ6s i5G: rnp Last: heawy Al5a
1860: medium f.5hn15I5: light M756lhss-;
light light 145eHI5le: heavy packing sOws
smooth i3A,sI lSSa: packing sowH rough
igg7ssdI3in: pigs i3sAlIl47i.
EATTl4E--Receipts $50. LIST irIlatau 20
morrow lDtS; weak. se@1 steers. Me-
ti!l'Yn and hcavr weight c1oiue ana rrime
! i6Hq 49,. medium and gool l15G14ts;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

common coca rs. light weight gond and
choice -nl5Jsf l5Sii. common and medium
A5tstB1..555 Butcher cattle. HsIters S4Ihd
-CC.5 cows SAG Ii51; Gamers and cutters
6irfn64G veal calves I573dI7g5: feeder
Steers 75an11ati: stncl,er steers 6.5d1025.
HEEP-Eeceipts 5000 Estimated TO-
morrow 500: slew. Lambs 81 lbE down
Issfu 2lDn; CuIlE anu common l4Fatn1-7a.
Ewes. Medium. good and choice 1lnH
-.s1i.. cU!!s ana common $500 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

George A Meyers. Agcd 81, Of Bath
died Wednesday morning a. ms home
No. "A Union street Of hear, failure
after about 10 days Illness. He was
native az Barh, bur, Dec. 4. 1885,
anu had Tor more than 20 years been
IN the trucking business. A widow
one son. two sisters and vwo grand
daughters survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

Guiiders demand 80. cables ST..
Lire demand T1.92. cables T-.&.
Marks. demand I.al. cables Co
GOVERN meut bonds weak.
EaiiroAd bonds irregular
Time leans strong 90 days. % days
ana ELK months. 8. biu.
Call money easy: high :. low 6. -ul-
in- rate = closing bid 8. offered III :.
asst loan q, nank acceptances i.
andau and continental drafts were
quoted considerably higher IN the lutte
dealings
sterling to-day bills 80: commercial
6l-dav bills an banks %. 40; commercial
S-day bills 49,. demand 3.4S4. cAoies
:s. francs demand IA cables 40: Bel
cian francs demand 1857. cables IL .fS
lir.. .i.rnurid L x. c;Lois.s u. So n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
| ork Money Market

New York FEB. e.
',-.-.." p1pc- Gu(i.
x Ada pills s.;g1s
= 'h-aar bills on hanks 2.s.g
i,- +'.-da* bills 3.55--l. demand
'I"la -. c;Ahiea in
'.' Re2..and t3.12. caaleg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
CIASSIFIED-DISPLAY

GOOD WAGES FOE HOME WORK
we need Won 70 make SOCKS fur us on
rhe fast, easily learned Auto k1.t-a:
Experience .rnecessa-v. We bur a..
vou can supply US. Distance ,r- ma
rerin!. PnsitIvetv no carvsssInE. Yarn
supplied. P1rrlc4la-s e stamp Dept
q c, A;3tC flci--e- Co. Buffalo n Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

MIS-. Wiz Fairfield and Mrs. Frank
Witnam arr passing several DAYS
with Mr.. ara Mrs Bennic Wi1narr ID
Calais.
Clarence Rogers retllI ned from
Bangor Friday, where he has been III :
lending court
Mr.. and Mrs Leigh Williamson are
moving to the village into the house
OF Mrs. Everett. Williamson.
hrs. c. H Tompkins entertained
the Wednesday, Club al her home on
"Wednesday afternoon. Fer. 4.
Mrs. Z. ]. Emery returned to her
nome in North Fairfield Monday
after passing a week with Mrs. Clar-
ence Rogers.
The village schools ar closed on
account OF the prevailing epidemic.
The sad news CT the death of Z. Z.
Frederic OF Dorchester. Mass. has
been received BY friends here Mr..
FREDERIC was formerly a resident Of
this town and well known.
Fred Owens Of Concord and Weldon
Owens. who Is employed IN Concord
passed the Weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. A G. Owens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

New ! ork, Feb. IL.
wHEAT-spot quiet: Ma. red 80
nominal : steamer.
CORN-Spot firne-; No. . yellow 1861
and No. mixed 1sS- c New York.
February shipment
0ATS-5pot firTner No. : white l0S.
LARD-BG-eiy STEADY middle west
90epTE1W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

View York Feb. 13.
Liberty bonds closing IS IS e.; first
a. se.AH: second IL 500; first AS M3e
second 4ss S.5s, third 4ss S332, fourth AS
Na6; VIctorf 24s 81. 76 Victory is g7.Tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Atfrec Natscr.

The Iuanv friends Of Alfred Wat
son viii pc PANIED 10 ncar OF his
death which occurred In Ikowheran.
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Watson has
been IA resident OF this town for sew
eral wears but owing 70 III health. he
with Mrs. " atson went 70 Sknwhe-
gan this winter TO make their home
with their son. Wesley Watson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Corrected Daily by

NOrfHcteu Duly bY
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Trout St.. Bath. Phone 578
331 Water St. Augusta,
Phone 11IS-19I9
Correspondents of
Elmer n. BRIGHT 4 CO..
Members OF New York and Boston
stock Exchange
PRIVATE Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

W. Rave postriuns for several IL
rE2'rienced girls or middle age
women - ASSIST IN our orsanIza-
INN FOEENDONS ONLY Cum
Eenia. ana henl-h1ul surround
rngs This offers opportunity of
emptGE mrnr Tor those SC stunned
.har -nev arr unable 20 ne awav
from home al DAY a large. per-
Geu-age OF our ASSISTANTS a-n
Young married women. Apply IN
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P&\Y caldwell,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
GIRLS
WANTED
to work in cutting room. See
Mr.. Smith. c. A. Eaton Co.
Wanted at Once

Party with portable sawnill &c cut
about 35n. 600 feet lumber al nv
place or Sonc road, aoou. -
De oa,c. Write Or prone ~ Tsy'c-
Sidney. p :. .. ST. Tel. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
FINANCIAL
LIVE STOCK

Dogs. Cats. Pets ~
Two 1ICTNDS-Male and female I'M
related. IL months O,u. Best Offer
takes one or bDCh. z. Z. Peacock
phone -30 Watervilie. Maine
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles az
cay HORSE-N eight 400. good work
er and driver. Guy u. Babcpck, Route
IA. Gardner.
DAINTY TEE IREAT-rrial mile
gI43 bv Peter The Great. 2G73 the
worlds greatest ext-em. speed sir.
best bred horse in Maine. bred by
Patcilen Wilkes Stuck Farm Lex.ng-
ron. ~. This horse is owned by
Fred :! Linay Fur SERVICE Al MS nome.
IT'S Wafer St. Watervilie. Ne Send
Tor catalogue a1G complete pedigree.
Folks YOU know hire help The Wan,
tomorrow"