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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

body viii be taken to Madison, where
il viii be placed IL ne .ou1.
The Somerset county delegates u lie
Democratic State convention arrived
home Wednesday. They report -4od
attendance ard seem well satisfied with
the platform adopted.
There Will be a meeting n The DEM
ocralic town committee F-iday evening,
April .
Mrs. II J. Henderson. who -f7as passed
he winter with aer son. George -
Cleveland y West Front street. return
ed to her home al East Madison Mon
day, where she will remain during The
summer.
sunset Chapter 80. :. 0. :. :. viii
hotd = regular meeting II Masonic nan
Friday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of The
Ml5urn CLUB was held Monday night
Three new members we're tzken Il.
2. ". Simpson has moved his barber
shop from the block recently purchased
by the Blaisdeil Automobile CO. 70 the
store in the Mcclellan block formerly
occupied by Herman Steinberg. The
t9-d-SNEii -A~A-4tlLHAsE ~ VIII remove
the partition aetween their present
show room and the barber shop and
Use the entire first floor Of the building
rs q show room.
Roy ". Paddock has purchased Of
Mrs. Mae Allen vosn1us the Allen prop
erty situated At the corner Of East
Front and Mechanic streets. Mr Pad-
dock viii move TO his new home at
once
Miss Lois Man-or, who has been 0ass-
ing her Easter recess at the home If
her parents. Postmaster and Mrs. Clar-
ence {. Mzntor. returned TO her studies
az the University Of Maine on Tuesday
Walter Ross. nephew of Mrs. :. ".
T7tiibrick. is = guest n the Philbrick
home during the Easter recess Of II. /.
r where he IS A student
Maurice Philbrick is passing part Of
his Easter recess II Providence. T. 7.
While there he viii call on friends At
Brown University Miss Addie Swain
accompanied Mr. PhiIbrick AZ far az
Boston. where she viii visit her niece.
Mrs. r. :. Steward, and other friends
ard relatives n and about the city
Mrs. Iaha Provencial visited IA Wa
ecrvflIe wetn esday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
WINTHROP

Cy,11Idrer's night was observed
Tuesday evening nv the Winthrop
LITERARY Club II the home Of Mrs
= 4. McIIruv on Central street
Fifteen members and te visitors.
four ladies' and II children. we're
present. \ delightful program wss
given by the children and Included
The following numbers: Singing by
The children: piano duet Dorothy
ana Katherine IcIlroy; recitation.
Lillian Taylor: song. Madeline and
Constance McIlroy, piano solo.
Irr1a Simpson: recitation. Esther
RoweH: piano solo. Dorothy Nell
roy: recitation. Caroline Beatty;
vocal solo. Matte Jenkins: reading
for tie children by Mrs. a. II.
Webb: singing by the children:
vocal duet. Frances Edwards and
Marsters York: piano solo. Rather
inc McIlroy: singing by The child
ren. Refreshments Of sandwiches
ana cocoa we're served. Ars. G ".
Taggert ard Mrs. Rena Mcuroy
had charge ofthe program The
club VIII meet next Monday evening
with Mrs. = II. Webb.
Patience Stanley Chapter. D. A.
r. viii hold its April meeting Fri
Gay afternoon n the home Of Mrs.
c. ". Taggcrt- Roll call win be
Ny Reasons for Being or Not Be
ing Suffragist"
The ladies' class in home nursing
and first aid, conducted by Miss
Pauline Doe. The Red Cross district
nurse. will be held on Thursday aft
ernoon instead of Wednesdays as
previously reported. The change
was made 20 AZ not 10 conflict with
meetings which came on that aft
ernoon. The first lecture of the
course viii he on Thursday after
p. II. in the new Red Cross room at
the old Uniyersalistc hurch- An un-
usual opportunity Is here offered TO
the women OF Winthrop 10 acquire
u knowledge of home nursing, which
X . necessary for most women TO
90 at some time In their lives.
The Ladies. Whist Clab met or
Wednesday afternoon az the home
OF Miss Harriet X. Weston. Mrs.
I4nseott had The highest score for
The afternoon. Delicious refresh
uents were served.
Mrs. Annette Giles and Miss Ida
Morrifi have returned tethsir home
in Winthrop after passing the wir:a
or IN Gardner
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on the floor Of the exchange but
also 20 private transactions between
mem Ders outside OF The exchange
ana is without precedence IN the
history OF that Institution
officials declined 20 explain or n
any way amplify the action Of the
governing committee. which con-
fined its statement 70 the bare an
nouncemen- that further trading
would ne suspended.
Stutz has been ne most conspicu-
GUS stock OF the asst few weeks.
rising from 123 -. it's daal price
on March s. 70 a91 II The close Of
today's trading. The advance has
been steady. at daily gains Of 10 %
almost so points.
approximately 10000 shares have
changed on the rise. or about 10000
shares more than the entire issue
This IS not unusual IN itself. as
many active stocks are turned over
several times n excess Of their Total
issues during an active period rra-
ming into several weeks or more.
Stutz IS said TO be controlled by
Allan \. RyaR. mead ofthe banking
house Of 4. A Arlan and Co. Nr.
Ryan s president Of the company
and active in its management. No
statement was oBtainable from the
Ryan interests other than thar they
knew nothing Of any attempt 20
corner the stock" which hey said
had been available for buying or
loan1ng purposes throughout it's
advance.
StoclI-ezchange gossip has associ-
ated the sensational rise OF Stutz
With. reports that Stutz were 20 BE
taken into a huge construction Of
leading motors Of the country.
Later IL WIS announced that. A.
A Rran and Company has caused
an advertisement 20 he insterted in
ths financial columns Of the local
newspapers offering 10 purchase any
shares of Stutz that may be offered
for sale. This was done 10 protect
owners against the suspension or
dered by the stock exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

Ira Poland 2042. II q: II. Z. Hall
ls5.2, q. J \; Perley Withee 1871.
2 Al, Geo. Z. Foster 1885 ! {. IL.
II n. Packard 1874. c. ii: L. O.
frafton 1854: Arthur Painter I75.2.
E; f. l.. & @. L. Parker 222. ! Z.
Geo z. Smith o20 c. > b: c. Fl.
Fuller 1911; Edgar Hunter III, 12 l..
a.; Carl Stiasen 1854. -. 5h: 8sr-
ker Bros. 1857 c: Fay Mood sos. s.
10 C. h. Price patd for butter fat
for February was -9c.
Miss Theda Holman. Taro,e Ma
iron At the State Reforr1at torv for
Women left for Portland and Ri5az-
ford on me noon train Of Ted1e sdav.
MISS Holman has 4 giris paroled
rom he Institution many OF whom
regard the institution Is aHorue'
ana ask 10 come back IN MANY ~
stances when they are ,4aroIed 70
GOOD homes. The -Ssure rirter6ar-
Dr. Cora VI. Johnson is q Keen read
er ~ human nature. with 4 ready
sense Of hunor ana her work among
the girls OF high character. She il
ably assisted by natroEs ann nurses
who have had Iong years Of exper;-
ence.
dr. and Mrs. ". H. Hamilton of
Berwick, were n town Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Cshill Of Bingham,
was in town Tuesday in conference
with II. l. SWEET manager # the
Somerset Traction Company. The
Sahllls will again manage I.akewon6
Inn AZ Lakewood during the coming
summer.
The TnuEic AZ St Mary's church. a.
Tass OF a high character. viii be ~
ceptionally fine upon Easter Sunday
The program will consist Of y-roces-
sioha4 March Geo. l. Traeyl. 81. ca
cu!a orchestra; Mass of TIE Tnroac-
uiate Virgin B. A F7yrni. ror choir
anu organ with orchestra aceon,pan;-
Iuenf; Easter Oraiario n.arnbIIIettel
choir, orchestra. organ. During TIE Of
fert0rv he choir accompanied nv the
orchestra and organ, will sing Regina
coeh Victor Hamrnerel}. Conclusion
March from Suite CFrsnz r4zcnner,
OPUS IL. St CeciIia'z orchestra.
Robert Barker. son OF Mr. ard Mr.
Harry BzrEer. underwent a surgical
operation at kennseec Valley HOSPITAL
Tuesday morning. At night Kenneth
Cerson- the six-year-oid con of lorenzo
Corson. underwent an operation fer re-
noval of appendix.
Masonic ladies' night was. ax usual, A
very enjoyable affair. Cards ana dare.
ing were the order of The evening and
refreshments rsre serv-d. Nearly 20
people we're present
The Somerset county headquarters ~
the Farm Bureau have heen moved 20
the front otftce In the Municipal build
ing which was formerly used as police
HEADQUARTERS. County Agent -torer WIFI
be al the local office the rest Of this
week as he has great deal Of routine
work 10 clear up beforc spring opens.
william Gordon Murray. the infant
son Of Weiby T. and Bertha (Coie.
Murray. passed away Tuesday. Tie
child. vino was little over n month
old. died from an attack OF wt1Doptng
cough. Services will be held az Tire
Murray home THURSDAY morning. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
SKOWHEGAN

RAYMOND smith. who has been
Passing some months at the home
Of his father I. J. smith of Madison
avenue left Wednesday morning for
JacksenviLe. Florida where he Will
visit with his cousin Earle ". smith
ard possibly become associated with
him in business.
Frank ". BUcknau1. Grand gen
eraIissimo Of the Grand Comma nd-
cry Of Maine. went 70 Biddeford
Wednesday for the purpose Of max
ing the official Inspection Of Brad
ford Comnanderv knights Tempiar.
Miss Coda Keene passed Wednes-
DAY Waterville.
Mrs George Ware went 20 Lewis
ton Wednesday morning where she
win be at st. Aarv's hospital with
her husband who is there for a sur
g.cal operation. Mrs. Ware will visit
with her sister in Auburn
Miss Lau-elee McCann Of St Paul,
MINI. who has been passing a few
days with Miss StinchSeld eft on
Wednesday morning for Albany. n.
7.
II. ?. Ordway went 70 Waterville
Wednesday morning.
The L. .. g. G. viii hold a regular
meeting in the New Foresters Han
on Thursday evening. There viii be
an invitational social at the Moose
Hall following the regular business
meeting.
knights Of Pythias viii hold a
regular meeting in their hall Thurs
Day evening when the rank Of
knight in the long form viii be
worked. All members are urged 10
be present as matters Of Importance
will be brought I'D.
East Madison Grange celebrated
its 43rd anniversary on SATURDAY
last The dinner committees for
February and March combined for
this meeting and 4 delicious spread
was served consisting Of oyster stew.
bread. pastries Of different kinds and
eonee. A program of unusual inter
est was presented. The question
Which is the most profitable. to
raise votIr rows or buy hem ?" was
opened by II. q. Eovt. Winter esrr
ard feeding Of dairy cows" was
opened by L. T. Board7ran: What
have found 20 be an economical
fled" by Walter Rowen. About ferfv
were present. After the roIl-caH
Mrs Fred Tuscan and her son gave
n very ffe piano and violin duet. A
rnon0iorue by Mrs. Lillian HarriIe
was a feature Of the entertainment.
Mrs. Lillian Savage. lecturer. gave
II account TO the convention Of lee
turers at Augusta Three charter
members ofthe grange were present
Producers of $50 pounds ana over
Of butter fat for the month Of Feb
ruaxy: 7. D. SaiIey & Son s1s. 1ac.
? h: DR.. z. n Stevens. 1875. 8 @: A..
e Hodges 54S.7, 13 c. L. h; c. s.
Holmes 1892. c. h: r. z. Mosher
4e5-5. IS c: Fred ToBev 1896 { c. > b;
q. Storef fsi.s. C. . h; e. william
sen ssa.s. Is c; F. Ward Is3.s. 6 c:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
fst--ss % the Days Dealing ~ All
re leading Stocks

II March I-The session OF
---% -xchauge today was relative
-- u he trend Of prices was TN
-.atlF 1pwsrd. though easing ger
-eeLZIng fer pro1ts IN IRE
c-r
Hers ~as no visible change in the
-.gt it-atton. demand cans opening
r enL and rising = rer cent. te-
ara - close. Time funds were virtu-
ataiaable except for renewals INTO
second quarter.
'G- 9xChauge reI2iied all Of It's
=r- -rerrsfn cha-2ets rist. .csS The
-- ate -24iyiug brlSkiy, propaDiy
- { further gold iu1perrs. but
rG Italian bills were heavy.
s11ag % ne new discount OF
Re iollar but advancing slight
-. ? tose. In its main essential
.1rE 1arket covered The ground
---t zz7---ar ~ he more speculative
E'7rE ne past tsw weeks. New
IT'S vare established by several
-e a-7E-leH- motors. steeis and
.orrenlz
z e I q gain Of = points 70 the
.Er n. |-uci1le vas next, ris-
81 1fi- iosfng all save a frsc-
T.. -e ena. ana NaraGiE-a at a net
r = 2-2o registered a nEW
- -glz-.1-.
21, 1nas Ccatures 0f strength EN-
a.@1 General Motors. International
or f-ss1wta Locomotive. sugars, oils
1acccs. also ne stocks Of the
zprtss companies. but these
o9 -ss ~esIsT2nce 70 The laIe reaI-
0rassu-e. E-2iIs especially Sec
ar ssGes. we're aackwaTd through
41a A1Aanzic Gulf was the on1y
* he shipping Group TO dis
T.nGt1- sales mounted TO 8A,-
Ysrrs
f-.s z 2uros vas larEer hut the
--i...-7 VAS mostly AZ the expense Sf
siss moving especial hea1iness.
1uds we're regular, the Is
re- 7@raep+ ply. but intsYnafienals
g.. - 'Hac~ Total sales. pay vRlues
IL Z. $. IS rose Z onSall and
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. March 81
Corn touched new nigh records On all
deliveries except May today. March
rose 70 1sg where it closed . cents nigh
1T than yesterdays fTnish. while July
after touching I55i declined where il
closed i TO above he previous close.
May ascended 10 1884 and closed AT %
% lIa5 a gain IF . cents above vestar-
DAYS flnai figures. The market closed
strong The offerings were light on The
way up and proat taking caused a re-
action from the high points
oats advanced readily in sympathy
with corn and finished unchanged 10
higher Provisions failed 70 show irl-
u-overnenr so far rs risinE was concern
cd There was a break toward the END
Of The session wnich carried prices rear
the low mark OF the day. Labor con-
9itions az the stock Yards were IN
changed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
Boston Produce Market

Boston. March Il
EEET-Croice whole cattle l9n30
BT--EE-Northerr crearerv extras
sTlls75: western creamery extras fs1qai.
CHEESE-TwinE e1Irss 90 aSls.
CCRN-No. yellow 1S2~1S4.
ECfGE-Nesrbw lenrerv 57T5s: western
extras 5od5I-
FL0UR-spring patents. les-.b. sackE.
special shorts 11E5ai2Z5.
HAT-So. timothy +6la5.
L.AMB-Sprirg =.
DATS-Faucy % pounds II4Hi15.
PORK-M Mediur- backk 4ssa
OTATOES-Aroostook Green Noun
tsins 525 per 1oe pounds on rack
SIGAR-l5rauulateo. wholesale gro
GERS quotation. =. 4 bulk, - n pack
ages.
EFAT-nE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
Connecticut Governor
Again Refuses Special
Session TO Act on Suffrage

Hartford. Conn, Mar. Clover
nor Heieoms VIII not call a special
session 0 fthe general assembly to
take action on the woman suffrage
amendment TO the federal oonstttu-
ton a Delegation Of republicans
waited upon the governor yesterdey
and presented him the resolution
adopted by the state convention last
week requesting him to cali the
special session
Major john Buckley the exeoative
secretary today on the authority os
Gev Holcomb gave out the following
statement:
There viii be no formal reply
made TO the committees request for
a special session. But the Governors
position continues that no special
session viii be called"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

creamery higher than extras sTds7a: dc
extras g score s7dS-;; 4rsIs 50 70 u
score 6Z1G55l; packing STOCK current
make No q.
ECsGS-t-nsettled: receipts 32-.41 cases:
fresh gathered extra rirsts 45I4s: lIrsts
43T45. state, Pa. ara nearby hennery
whites tirsts 10 extras 56as2: 90. browns
extras J5a52. 40. gathered browns and
mixed coiors flrSts . extras 44H4S.
SCGAR-haw trn1: centrifugal 1854 :
-7re Erauulafsd I4a1S. Futures were
firm with Taws. our jrading was 7uiet.
No sales were reported ~ % midday.
TATOES-Stesdy: Bermuda Ne.
bbl: l55rd 4AS; Long Island 80 lis. -e59
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
Recognized

If your ad in The Journal is recognized by a
reader as the same ad that he has seen many
times before, he won't read it. But he may
recognize an ad without knowing what it's
about
An unread ad can't sell goods, Mr. Business
Man If you've used the same ad for as long as
two weeks, you've used it long enough. Tele-
phone 135 and ask Journal Want Ad Taker
how You can change your ad for the morrow.
Tell your business story different way
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
Stop Dealings in
StutZ Motor Shares

New York March 3I-F'urrher
dealings in 6tutz Motor shares. one
of the recent rneteoric features of
the stock exchange were suspended
temporarily by special act Of the
governors of the exchange after the
close Of today's session.
This applies not only 10 trading
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
New Wage Scale for
Bay State Granite Cutters

Boston Mar. 2z.--The monumental
granite producers association and
the granite cutters international as
soc!ation Ii a general conference
here today agreed 20 4 rev wage
scale for cutters, which viii go into
effect tomorrow. Under the agree
ment the cutters viii receive a min
iu,ura wags Of $3.50 a day until sep
tember / 1920. The rate from that
date 70 April /, 1892, will be 81 an
hour.
Meetings of local granite unions N
New England the South. and .he
Middle West were scheduled for to-
night 10 consider strike action In
support Of their demands.
Between 5000 and 5000 cutters are
affected by tie agreement .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
Womar's Body Found
In Connecticut River

Hartford. c., March 51-la the food
water Of the Connecucut river today
was found the body Of a woman. well
dressed and with a wedding r1ng on
The eft hand TIE body aay have been
immersed a month and Il nay have
been brought down river. The head was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

%ew Tevh- Harch 81.
-'.le aaper 6s9sz
~Sn strong: sterling 1Nfay bills
-rr7 e-ctai as-siay bills on Banks
rner~.ai f-9-tiay bfIls S.sa3, &C.
74" eablcs $50
GRAND 14S. cables iz7a
-1acs. aen,and l3.Sz casies
e-1aud n, cables III
eTlaEd 1s4. cabiee B.Ez
atz emand "a. cables L1e
71ent bonds Irregular.
q ~ad 3onds easy.
3ans strong; % days. % dzyE
months tHs1
-~ 29acv slrsng; siga 1s,,sov & rIl-
- losing bid Il. ofkerua al IL
tiH bank aeceptAneee 9.
- H---{ ~+.-+r.--.+. .-.s-.+ LIN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

Humors Cems 10 the Surface tn the
spring al in no other season. Tasv den Z.
run themselves all OF thax way. hoSv~
ever. but mostly remain n the xyStRn-
Hoods SarsaparfIia remoypa therr.
wards OF danger. makes good haaltn
sure.-AdY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

Tew York March 81
wHEAT-Spot frrn; No. . red and No.
hard IS o b steamer j une snipnenL-
CORN-spot strong; No. Yellow lsS@
ana Nc mixed ls4a New YORK.
oaTyE-4pOt srnf. Nc. ! white lM.
BCTfEE-Eteady; receipts ~ taSs'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

T2 Front st.. Bath. Phone SID
335 Water ST. Augusta
Phone leis-Ie1s
Correspondents Of
ELMER "A. BRIGHT 4 CO..
Members ef New York and Boston
& Stock Exchange
Private Wire Ssrvies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

Hudson. v. H.. is out OF debt ana
has s7aa0 IN the treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms ana Lsno for Sale

ACRES. No-W. ?. Cummings farm
situated n Belgrade, ABOUT four miles
from Oakland. consisting 0f 20 acres.
more or less. ABOUT -os fruit trees Of
bearing age. CUTS ABOUT = tens ot day
pe- year. farm l1oer good state O1
cEl1fvaiiou. buildings n fair ccuCt ion.
consisting Of .wo story house auG eli.
barn No. : 45xs5. one earn iJx54 auG
stable 53x54 with other out5ulldings.
aiso Two horses. . head of horned
cattle. farming tools. wagons, ana Wi.
be sold al reasonable price. Water IN
house and stables. Ice pu- IN for 1870
Plenty # wood and Ign1 er Tor m
place. about 80 lbls. apples raised
3aie. Inquire # Geo. " Field 1ak-
ana. Ne. or Z. ". Cummings. Lewis
-on. Ne. at NJ g. r z. Upper 5tati Il.
14-ACRE Tarn-Au 4 aeids on Ire
North Belfast road. hut few minutes
drive 70 Water s.. augusta -oo1l
house. large shed and good Darn, large
hen house. buildings IN good repair.
apples for nome Use. good grass and.
p !. Fuller, 3 Academy St. HALO
well
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

IT'S easy as A-B-C 20 ma what you
want among the -well-in6ezsd classl-
red advertising n the Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

ar to Have Short Want Ad Printed for A Whole Week
EMPLOYMENT
rieip Wanted-Femaie

rieip Wanted-Femaie 81
TEACHERS-we want a number at
advanced salaries for spring and fail
positions: excellent opportunities fer
ADVANCEMENT Write today. New Eng
land TeacherS agency, Y. u. c. A.
Bidg-, Portland, Ne.
TAITREss-At once at Hotel North.
wATTREss-At European Lunch. Gar.
diner
WOMAN FOR OUsEWORK-Appiy
AZ once TO Miss Olive Mouiton, It's
River St, Randolph. Tel CIV Gar
diner.
wOMAN-To clean by the day. Mrs
Il @. Barker. 3 Stone St
WOMAN-Or girl for cooking and
housework. No washing. Mrs. Dwigh.
Higgins "a So Chestnut 81.
WOMAN-or girl for general house
work Address y. F. care Journal.
vOMEN-Cutters. basters and stiichers
TO work on uniforms. al state House.
Apply 10 Room 81 between and 5
YOUNG WOMEN-To train for nurses.
Apply 20 Miss Alureda Moore. Supt Of
Nurses, Somerset Hospital. Skowhegan.
Maine.
Help Wante6-Mais 33
BARBER-s3o a week with one after
noon of q week. short hours. NJ 3.
Heius. Oakland. Ne.
BOY-For Kitchen work at European
Lunch, Gardiner.
LINOTYPE OPERAToR-For morning
newspaper. Steady JOB ano good
wages 70 competent man Kennebec
Journal Co., Augusta Maine.
MAN-To run a Garage. power. lathe.
etc, all installed. Iailowen Garage.
"a ". Royai. P-vp.
MANOR farm. rent furnished. married
man preferred. No milking. ?. ".
Morrill, +. 4. Augusta. Tel. SIa--l-
0iAN--To heln in dairy barn. Married
man mar preferred. Tappan Stock Farm.
winthrop, Maine.
MAS--diddle aged ana reliable fer por-
ter at Augusta state Hospital Apply
10 Steward and Treasurer.
,.AN-To work on farm. Good mixer
ana tean1ster. J. A. Hodges. Water
vile. K. i. .. 40 Tel. Fairfield 47-i3.
pRESSMEN--To work On cylinder
presses. Capable Of making ready on
cheap class " work. Mostly ore ccicr
| not reau:re high grade pressnsen. Open
shop. no labor trouble. state wages
required. Write ~ telephone The rur-
ttss-Way Co. Meriden. Ct.
! SHOE REPAIRER-First class. Good
pay Address Pouiia q. Stanley, White
Front, la Water ST.
Heip-Maie or Female "a
ATTENDANTS-Desi positions for
men and women on The wards. Wages
SO per week 70 start. Also ? experi-
enced men 70 work with patients out
SIDE wards. Apply TO Supt- Augusta
state Hospital.
TWO PASTRY COOKS-iood hours
No SUNDAY work. GOOD pay. Home
Food shop. : Silver street Tel. e45-i,
Waterviue
Situations Wanted-Feraie 36
USrKEEPER-Exper middle
aged la1y wants work at once II d
overs nome Or small family on farm
preferred. Cox 4s. Waterville. Ne.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities IS
JEWELRY BTsTNEsS-Egta1lisned %
man. ACT quick. There is 10 teweier
here. Closest investigation solicited
Address j. Z. Harris, Richmond. Ne,
Box 179
INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses az
RAILWAY MAIL. CLERkS-sl10 n tn
Experience unnecessary. Young men.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Courses 42
RAILWAY NAIL CLERhS-sl10 n tn
Experience unnecessary. Young men.
Z Upward. desiring -lerFshps. write
for free particulars. r. Terry former
civil service examiner. - Continental
Bldg. Washington. d. ..
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FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities IS
J WELRT USISESS--Estabi 70
years. Excellent opportunity for right
man. ACT quick. There IS 10 teEeier
here. t'lpsest Investigation sCli-ited-
Address J. 7. Harris, Richmond. Ie-.
Box 10.
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LIVE STOCK

Poultry and Supplies -
WHITE ROCK EGGSF'or Matching,
tfshei strain g for 800 Also Buffalo
incubator Also D-@gg capacity.
Ralph Ludwig, HaiIowell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. middle
aged laSy wants work at once- Il d
overs home Or small family on farm
preferred. Cox ~. Waterville. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-04-01

ATTENDANTS-Des positions for
men and women on he wards. Wages
SO per week 70 start Also experi-
enced men 20 work with patients out
side wards. Apply TO Supt- Augusta
state Hospital.
TWO PASTRY COOK kS-tiood hou-s
No Sunday work. GOOD pay. Home
Food shop, = silver street Tel e45-E
Watervire
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Real Estate Tor Exchange

PROPERTY Bought an6 sold Best
facilities Tor quick handling. strictly
confidential II. Gerstein. Tel elm
Or 57S-J
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*anteo-Autor1obiIes II
5'0zC EL-EABOCT-Body and top or
wi save passenger Ford body n ex-
sAHg= =. :. Morris, - Cony St TEL
sE-
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A-N--N Get me make your car as
-oo1 s Iew. Satisfaction gu ran
sd 4. NcEaeheFn. 81 Gage ST.,
tg7 a-1t factor-.-Tei -oes-T.
VT T-<-&-t1z-NCs-And threading. Brfnz
= our res Eor expert attention. Az
-gs-a u.canLzlng Co., lk2 Water ST.