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The Washington times., 1920-04-11

mary Rose-with her most OF the
evening. Nine. Rose sang a group
OF songs Massenet. Delibes. and a So
lection from 'Mignon"-and her love-
ly voice and true dra natic fire made
the happiest impression.
The Washington times., 1920-04-11

and proved TO be quite the most sue
cessful party given by the Robert Il
Lee Chapter, u. ID. C., In the twenty
years or more OF Its existence.
The Washington times., 1920-04-11
TWIN SHIP LAUNCHING.

Betty" Baker, the daughter OF the
SECRETARY OF War. Newton ID. Baker,
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
FIRST j. S. FREIGHT
SHIP CIRCLES GLOBE
West kasson's Feat Expected to
Establish "Round-the-
World" Service.

sAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-The Pa
cine mall freikhter West hasson yes
terday completed a trip which VIII
stand as an epic performances Tor the
United States new mercantile marine.
Leaving San Francisco March IL,
the West kasson upon It's arrival
here completely encircled the globe
the nrst American steam freighter 10
complete such = voyage.
The arrival OF the West kasson re-
called TO the old salts the perform
ances OF Yankee ships and YANKEE
sailors 100 years ago. when WIND Jam
mers setting forth from old salsin
sailed round the Horn and UP 10 ths
Columbia across the Pscine !hroush
the Spice Islands and Calcutta,
around the Cape OF Good Hope ana
across the Atlantic home again
The West Kasson on her memorAoie
VOYAGE touched at q score OF ports
ana carried more than 10000 tons oil
cargo, changing IL several times III
the course of it's voyage.
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Iien-
tsin, Shanghai. Hongkong Mania
Singapore. Calcutta, sueE, Port sara
Msrsellles, Barcelona Balboa. Boston
New York and Baltimore were some
OF the ports visited by the West Mas
son, ,t,,-
The Suez and Panama canals iaclIl-
tated the voyage OF the West hhssoh
Improvement since the day OF inc
alobc- circling wind TANNERS
The West kassons voyage corn
pleted here was approximately oo'oVo
miles. IN,
The success of the venture VIII
probably result in establishment OIL
round the world freight service under
the American flag.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
MASS. CLAIMS N. Y. LAND.

BOSTON, Oct. b.----The State OF MAS
sachusetts today made legal claim TO
n strip of twenty-five acres or lana
m the outskirts of Rochester. N. \"
where the Genesee river flows into
Lake Ontario. Assistant Attornev
General Jay r. Benton left for the
Empire State, armed with legal docu-
ments to support the contention that
the land belongs to Massachusetts un-
der the treaty of Hartford, made De-
tween the Bay State and New York In
1887. shortly after the birth OF the
nation, when the original states set
out to adjust their conflicting border
lines.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
6Oh Anniversary Sale
400 Pairs Scrim and Marquisette @ OF
Curtains, Regular S. Qualities, pair WV

the time curtains that will make home
place during the cold wy days that viii have TO be spent
and Marqee curtains white and
beautiful styles to please every fancy.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05

Large, drcssy shapes, cs veil as the medium sized
and "snug- filters" of rich Lyons and Panne Vei'ef
deliberately trimmed NTH ostrich, embroidered
designs, tinsel and fancy ornaments. Digrtfed
tailored models from the house of Gage" real
American Made Vcours NTH gross grain 'bton
bands in every parted color. Think Of it! Choice
OF these superior productions at............ Sass
Second TIoor--Iansburgk a Brother
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
COUNTY'S ONLY EDITOR
IS DEAD IN ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 5.-Georse
IT. Melvin, editor and proprietor OF the
Advertiser Republican, the only week
Iv newspaper in Anne Arundel county,
president Of the Annapolis Water
Company, and school commissioner.
died Yesterday at his home in An
napolis. aged 90 years. He Is sur
vived by his widow. a daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Kemp, OF Baltimore, and a
son. Ridgely 2. Melvin, Of the local
bar.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
VAN ZANDT TO RUN AGAIN
As CONFEDERATE LEADER

ment today by Gen. II. Nj. Van Zand''
OF Fort Worth. Tex, commander-in'
chief of the United Confederate Vet
Grams, that ne would be candidate
for reelection practically eliminates
all probability OF a contest for any OF
the major Offices OF the organization
according to officials already IN the
city to attend the reunion OF the VET
Grams, which begins today.
Two cities, Savannah, Ca, ana LAT
tie Rock. Ark, 1t was stated VIII con
test for the honor OF entertaining the
Veterans at next years reunion.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
They Are Buying
The Anniversary Silks
land qUe don't blame them!

is an inspiring sight to the appreciation of Washington
women for the marvellous silk values that being offered in this
sale They showing their appreciation of the extra effort
have made to present to them these wonderful offerings by buying
and buying freely! Here added attractions for Wedne
day.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
$3.50 Satin de Luxe

$3.50 Satin de Luxe
SO inches wide. A soft, lustrous
satin shown in twenty-five of the sea-
sons most desirable shades. Exou-
site for street or evening wear. Plenty
Of the staple colors-navy e. 90
and black. Yard. .........@ AsCO
$3.50 Crepe de Chine
40 inches wide. An extra heavy
quality offered in white, pink, hello.
rcscda, light blue, silver, maize, navy
and tan. Very fine for fine lingerie.
blouses. negligecs, trim e. 90
mings, etc. Yard. ...... @AsJC
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
500 Yards $500 Black
Chiffon Taffeta

So inches wide. An extra special
value. A beautiful, lustrous silk, fine
heavy quality. Especially suitable for
dresses. In black only. Don't miss
this opportunity-only 1000 e. co
yards. Yard. ...............% - w
$500 Black Charmeuse
Full 40 inches wide. A very super
Tor quality dress satin. A good heavy
weight with a lustrous finish. This
material is splendid for draping even
ing frocks, gowns, etc. C0 40
L
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
$500 Georgette Crepe, $1.59

heavy quality geogette crepe full 40 inches wide and
in all the coors more
staple shades. Plenty of white.
The Washington times., 1920-10-05

aSsiin NiSGt toS-&-
NAsksE< Esl&s 81 k34z
stit~ssd ss.ks. saa
s~ek satisfied With hem.
stitched ~,f- S1 N
The Washington times., 1920-10-05
observation-disclosures $50

The good people of Washington have placed the
stamp of enthusiastic approval upon the merchandise
and the values in the Goth Anniversary Sale!
This great celebration proving its worthhe people are
buying the merchandeand they talking about the sales
You hear on the SreeS-you hear in homesave you
the wonderful bagains want to show you the Dress got at
Lansburgh & Brothers for $500.
The interest they
bringing the merchandise the at the low
est prices quoted during the will be big bar
gain day. Read the feast spread here for Wednesday,
The Washington times., 1920-10-05

JANE STUART IL &c
w~sr services s~rasA rAs
natv oSUagy sale. she
WILL she's With ySo or
fos ySs. write ss 1Asss
Fyaskiis 11eo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

New Eark- NJv. *
KEEA T-Spgr weak Nc -e-o ana
We 2 nara 2ns. spot c C--zck New
York and No mixed Dur1T epea
6 u arrive
C0AS-Spor eRsy, Nc : y'allax 1853
and Nft mixed 1Aa4 q = Z New : tST-E
z4-zsy shipments
0AvS-sp0T staady- No : w;lIte 6Sa
LAgD-Z5ull- middle EeS- 1850 g
1863 nominal
ECTTEE-F--n- -EcE5E3tS 4@SS T2tas-
creamery higher than ex-I-aS saA a -
extras - score ga 1rsIs S. 10 u score
Esq Sc, pacs11g stock c1--EaE MAKE
Va. : Sesa sea.
EzES-SreaA5y. receipts SIS cases,
fresh Ea1cered extra 1rsEs 81 @ 30 &C.
drS1S --GSz- staze- Pa a1G 1sz--HT
western hennery Whites first ID EXTRA
- n las. %. brown extras 81 "a aS- ao-
gathered browns and mixed co41r-s l-ssI
II extras = % No
AT0ES-Lui3- southern per ba--
rz3 80 q 5isa
rAEEAEzES-Staadv unchanged
Raw sugar declined cent early t.
lar Under Increased s-rar.zrg Tsase
we're safes Of s-ba bags OF Sax-aan
as1ox1 II Sre cents j and eShfi bags
Of Ports R5cas HI as No sales a4
-ahRs were -efsErraa but On the hRSls
of business 1ure they ware quoted Al
Sss : Z eraaa ~ SIS for centrifugal
There was a further decline IN re-
fined sugar 70 the aAsls CT $50 for
me g-a7aiR1Aa a 3ew 3BT price Tor
the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

TUNED oak with handsome re
Many friends wish M Synons =
successful business career
Anthony Dale Of Fairfield a boy
Of II years was brought before T-1al
Justice T G. Lord Wednesday
charged with larceny Of several ar
Ecies fran the A. L To1lar store
II Fairfield He was brought ~
Skowhegn by Sheriff W A E1n Of
Fazr1elc- The articles were found
on his person bang two rifles Two
cevoivers hunting knife and sheath
and rw0 51xaE Of cartridges Dale
was found guilty and bound over 10
the supreme court January term
he furnished sErsI5es- his banGsnaa
beng Samuel Clark Of Fairfield.
Dale had no counsel and tae STATE
Was represented by County Attorney
elect James Il Tho-ne of Madison.
NJ and Mrs "a NJ Sands Of Jack
nal ara guests Of her sister ard
husband Nj and Mrs Csa-les
Holden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Mss E1ae4 II Goldman CT E11gzE
came 10 Skg~heEaa Thursday and
resumed her y0ca1 sflGv WITH Mrs.
Marion Drake Flanders with wcoUl
she studied some Tune ago when Mrs-
Flanders resided II Athens
Elmer L Harris. superintendent Of
the SHOW hogan Jersey Creamery va2s
= Portland Thursday attending rhs
DAIRY meeting
Local people VIII be Interested II
Tia news thai Fulton mckinney
sen Of Rsv- and Mrs. Charles L Nc
Elhlrev. who has Jus1 completed a
business COURSE n Portland has
gone 10 Bangor, where he has Pc
sItlon IN a bank
Earrv Flanders. 1o-merIT u rls
1rn Of Flanders AZ Saunders Of
Athens who sold has interest n the
business ID Mr.. Saunders a few
months ago and moved % skowEe-
gan Is working for Arthur z Jswer1
u RS market On Madison aEenae-
Mrs Scot. Gilman. who has been
passing a few weeks n Wz1eT-Tliie-
caring for her sister. Mrs. Samuel
Alien. who has been IL las returned
home
The regular monthly meeting Of
Queen Esther circle If the Cenren-
arr Methodist church VII De held
aext Tuesday evening II the leag1e
room
Dr. and Mrs I L Sa1lev PASSED:
Thursday In Augusta whsre the DOC
nor went On business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
EaEr3n- N0v- Il

EaE-1n- Wow e
EEEF--auics whale ca-19e ESQ -s-
ETT-TR-Ex--as sat q 81 4rstS -
MsH
S-ETESE-F-esla choice p a e1s-
f-DRN-Sa vRlsGw 1fT q 18k-
E-LS-SRa-s1y nsnre-- 15-T rs
western extras 19ner zG5-
TIDI 2-Spr4ag pa-aaEs 1S@-zn-
sacks Special shorts 2ssets -1eA-
standard $40 q IssFFa
EAv-No r5TnutA1v SIG Is
LANE-Spr1rE e6 a e
OATS-Fa1cy % pounds GIG "a
PrEE-Medfsurn bucks zSeS-
s2s o. $40 per
loo lbs. IN r--acK- svseTs sssp q rs per
aRr-ei-
s-EAE-Anericaa Sugar Refinery
quotes 50 cssnEs in 18b- .aas-reI lots less
Der cant. Tsr cash.
TAr-z -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

AlzTAkZ. MY
EA-T-E-ERca1pLs ls.ntsn- steers
sailing ahseEf- ST. s--gS1E u - cHsI1S
s1srsats- Others mostly STEADY. TWO
snaas Of cf1ulcs 1E6s-pDunn steers 1875
few aA0rg 1SNus bulk native steers 500
a 1eER- ra.xsezlrs ~ westerns Saass
utznaffw pnnT. bulk range sTeers 7ssakr
s4Bc far nawzs and heatsr-S ssezaGE- Bulk
a-ggd g-5- czanTrs and E1t-Hy-ss szsysDg
n Is GENTS higher. hulk SSE q 42s- bD-
iaEuz bulls stronger. veal calves ar-n-
s1xsckrrs AND feeders steady.
ElotE-Reresuas "a a0a- NASTY 80
cents aUwer te1aa resfer1nv's avrrzge
c3oss.s- weak AZ prices 30 cents lower
rsazu resfzr7ays srErzze- closing
weak az prares 50 cents 70 IS cengs
1uwer than yesterdays average 10p
1855 snr9Es practical fcp aazH 12-ss
bulk az sza1s LAG q @@11Ss pigs mostgr
= CENTS luwer-:: bulk des irzsale z8e 10
1EB-,uund pigs 1@phM 12G5~
EEEEP-Rsrs5rtE q hfst. II ss1esr
axad lambs generally steady. CLOSING
wHaz tn9g native s5a q san: feeders
wenk 90 IS cents 3uwsE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
ROME

Luther Stevens. who has been II TIE
SiErH-g Hospital the past week Har
surgical treatment returned home
Taes6zy.
Edna the mt-5e dHavarer Of Mr. and
Ms Ed CroEesl is I'll WITH CHECKER,
prx.
M-- and Ms Ee7-rs Mosse- an6
son. Be.r- and grandson. Be---l-n- are
passing few weeks N CEnnertsrr.-
Me-f Dudley has mad Telephone IL
stalled n 1is house The number is
less.
Mr., and Ms Charles Tibissr-s z-z
E-y Ii WITH neRsaes and rle-e arg
many other cases IN tCwl
Schools II t1wa WI close F-saar
our ane week
Mira Asete Fnssar a<-sneeG tie Arm
isrsce celebration N Augusta Thurs
dav.
Norman Lcucks IN IN ire SICK ns-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Stock Markets
NEW TORh MARKET
Tsz--Hss II the Gays Dealing ia All
ne -aa- N Stocks

vet -uyE NJ 1A-Ligzaaa-aen OF
7-lc--a= u -Ie Stock exchange made
7t~- ai' F,<.5-as5TE-re - Erra E-@Ss today eaaF-
s@g I .ElZ$ AGAIN lcc8ng 5ali ed by
n..--.t7-lt-lI y EaT-DRs branches aI
'lnlDt,--ia ana lDG1S---r and SaagIir19na4
-l-@slqI 20 ne leaElg commodity
-lEf-e-z
-"Qa pssl.E were sustained. In the
10 -'e sAS1est Z1D1Eg conditions
l@T- ,r many weeks Gail 1na1ss
.}'-llp- ~ la- cert. aha relaxed ia q
r, '---- curing re mza-sess5ssrl- while
--nlt -1Dns were mora freely offered
Il. g. any psE-oG since I.9e carly al
-um.
Z WIS pointed CUT Asxaxsr. zazr
si- aAs- & -glnTlt-r could hardly sse 70
r~''t- as sUtEZsn 1aeTar. 1IassEaca
= -.E -1la1Ilul WIS almost vs5ci1T
--e 80 -'e 80 ease II enormous amounts
' i~sH r@su1r-1E 1r1Il STOCK market
-lgu!Gls1GL
ne ~ ne & g-1fieAa- Developments
Z --is q i. HGS E-l1Ez s<AE-Z-t-u [z7 have
--t, .Izs3iIIlllUNs-6l 5E racanE events.
Va -ir 1Assiyls If ina quarterly 9zvs-
it3'c 'r ne rnuuEl STOCK Ct AMER
4 LII 5'''lL-- gllaL Thai stuck suffered
a. =S--~e ass IF Il points AZ Ss2.
---i,-hs az = -=-eble recovery 1a1Er-
suspects r. u AneF-Eaa T11zraa-
-''-i- ---1ueEd Was TaR signal far
.l--l-tCS ing 4 EIIar gs1z-GJ7s1 Es.
&t'H-' -lA---3e 1refArrzd making i
- s- r. 3gl1-S- Lzz-aa E--1z1 s.
-2a a-z..C z1it
1--ssr ~-a-=ss S1se5 made d new sow
..c -st's ears - S8E. huT iasr an1v
~ tiL- 70 GAY among ire otzler
r-'-.-' ''-,lE -s,l-117'as Il Weakness ware
II l2t-y}---l1ElI s-=Ezsa equipments.
llfLt s-E-'e-s and specaa.-sss and To-
a. --c -eE[1eg 1sSuEs az g--0Es re-
7@sl1fs " ne "a SIX Dazn1S sases
II: lll--.1 70 Ia IifsH shares
S- -EcIEzEe- especially L.
1T--.sH ia WIS strong Es1r.i1g RE
.l.'------- -'Et 'a.1setea sharply lz-s- me
s.--. loving alTscEs OF unset
- 'T-L.J-Cns u the -.ay3g9g- market
1t 5HLET --aaz1E II bonds. tarsuci-
= --i- ISSUES and international =.
~ '@'.,.ee ~ zr-~sa4sIl4 s1szx moderate
-s.-lii's -5tEt sales par Ealua aE-
S-sE@J=g So aAR. aid Z = auraf1s;
'f's Unchanged 1n ga-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

' building and HE building fein;ar
east Cd " azEr street beth beng oe-
r11pied by P0nle- & Emery the raa-
building as Z garage and TIE ether
Is salesro0zn and ~ the Whit
tEl0ra RESTAURANT NJ little spends
n-acl OF MS t@le II skax aeEaa VIII
frrsnGE
MISS Jessie McGregor returned 10
Portland Thursday. after visiting fur
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Grace Tolnal IL her home On Elm
street
Mss y. Johnson who has been the
gaesr Of Mrs Nellie W F7Fut. want
% Farmzag-on Thursday n Visit
friends
Miss Nellie Ezlssey of No--5Ez.-swock
IS n town passing some TINE al the
home OF her brother Chester EasseY.
during Inc Illness of Mrs. aassex
A Thanksgiving social vii pc held
On Monday evening a. the Bethany
church II has been the castaIn
for many years 1or rhis parish 10
come uogsIher II the church On Mar-
day evening. preceding THANKSGIVING
rr-aE11g g-ts # things suitable fer
good dinner which Is g7vsn II the
nassfg-, aged and sick IN Tuesday
thus adding cheer and aaguiness
where otherwise tae Thanksgiving
would be a hard DAY. This socia- is
gwen under the auspices IF the Helen
C0burn MzsslUnazv Society The
COMMITTEES n charge ara Mrs. Ella
z Nelson Mrs. L Il Applebv. hrs.
Toward f Steward and Mrs Horace
n Weston l2a committee Hiss
Emma 2 Anil. ref-eshEEnz c0n-
n1lr-Ee- Mrs L T Goodrich Team
CTn. with Virginia A-nes leader Of
the Bethany Christian EaaeaEar So
c1ety. have The program Il charge
and * Is sure I'd De very enjoyable
Al Members Of the church and en-
E-EsaT'0u and ANY others interested
ara nE3Fed
Saenxy Agent - A St0ry went u
81 Aaba-ls Thursday u a11zzd i meet
ing Of the Sweet C0rs Growers Asso-
c1aE2En-
douglas 1wsaz-.- whose parents went
ua Augusta ABOUT cve weeks ago
has gene ID the Eaqs-a1 cirv. where
he viii attend school this winter
Nj and Mrs Charles " Ta-beIl-
VINO have been located n Baltimore
No. where mr. TaroelI has heid a
government Position hare been trans
fEr-ez 70 California and nave already
started CT their 5curnev acrnss rsle
continent
Mrs. ElsEaase1e- Shannon. wAu has
been the gieSt Of Ms. Margaret
Brown, East Lesz1I- street returned
Thursday 10 her home n Falraead
S07a 0nr.kasa. who has bean en-
rioysad near the Canadian border ar
-rs-aa u tuwn Thursday and 5uined his
wife who has been staring with her
sister. Mrs Eli Carpenter.
Ms g. B. Lewis Of Auburn came
Thursday ana VIII vlsdr her sisfer.
Mrs HsrosT- y. PRATT ~ her hume
On the Canaan raaG until as1ar
Thaakzg5T1ng
Mrs 7 r C0ran Of Wa-arrslle ar
rszTRG Thursday accompanying her
Gr14e granddaughter Dorothy C1ihv,
WAC haG been making Ter n visit 10
her home here Mvz Cowal visited
briefly with aer daughter. A-z- Merle
CoIbr.
A Ar-3s door winch Was open On the
caee Of tine clock AZ the Maine Gen.
trad Railroad STATION attracted cun-
siderable z-zEnesan Thursday Cpan
Investigation IL was found that q new
smoke pipe was bring pnt IN by q
crew f-urn -ne Wa4s-rslle Shops IN
charge Of Charts Savxard and they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

WITH me addition OF aRSke-lzaE- x il1e
list uf major sports AZ Ea1s-s there Is ts
be busy SEASON far Ea1es athletes
F3c1aA-i and crass-coEnE--y has ccrz-
pied the fail seas0n- 8zzka.ziaa Ri
szz-T tnmeaiaSEiy- Hooker VII be IN
der way within few wz=kz. Track
practice N tire gymnasium and base
hail practice n the CAGE tazs place n
ea-sy spring And Inst GENES tsauls
There ia therefore opportunity 50r tsAt
athlete u. Rates % win ms letter NJ
matter what spur- IL his 1ur-s
Carl Z Smith, Bates athletic Gt-
recfcr. rs planning u cs1dg1ct nsEu
ia- Gymnasium course this wSrI=r n
hasksf-aasl rulez- He sx7eEtz By tins
means 10 train coilege men csEnpeisrg
IA serve a. officials. and "a ra1as All t1z
many applications ne rs<aires frSSxn
high scnoais sar raen 10 serve IN 1azs
capacity
The Ez-Es Outing Czs is "a Supple
nenf the work o. the Rzzaseslr Asaeula-
ton with regard 70 TN winter spor-s
and campersriun Is soon - Re established
with Dartmouth. EslEz-e. zzG other
coilegeA n the lines uf skiing kkz--
ing and snoEshoslag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

t-IlaEAEO. MY. d
Il was a Sela DAY for bears - al
the grain ps-s 1ssfiaT zz1 wheat reach
I'd new bottom figures fur ire period
which las falaGsuesi tire END Of E1r-
eminent centred and resumption a1 fla
rure delivery trading --4Gu4aa-I1E
safes eff roYr and 111s acted as rsse
Grief immediate depressing factor
wheat finished nervous three n four
GENTS net lower with December S.
"a I ssE and March ! as n / 6ss
Car-a lost Il - e and oH-s fns %
IA In provisions the sutnnsne varied
from 90 cents decline Is n cents aei-
vance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

rs acre fzrr Including n head s<oei.
horses ard ssH equipment IF
farming tocis- 40 acres IN ssncurs
iessi aeirs- s acres ia rastars. the
Balance 80 wood 1W card bssrf.
5ar-r ara maple This farm g ere
r1sse fr7r, village ard large -ssiese-
mgr land. good for hay and ernpx-
under gcoc eastssztson. water IN house
ana 5z--. a mar -s,zs knows values
ssH -uy t-1as Fzr-r- Price s<aa9
5 acre poultry rzrc,. near CITY. Fs-use
roT-se <sse- cuts nay fs,r csv and horse.
S-ailSi-ss N good csncTtson. iss.r.n
for s7531- Water in Sink. p-ics n
t=ss- AZ srce s1G5l
AMOS ~ HIGGINS FARM AGENCY
-Grns Gree Augusta. MAMA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
20 Acres Equipped $500
1854 Income Last Year

E1'-ss7ss-gIlE cor7nantxy, pleasant sur
rSa2ssLElgs. nsA- Aig-1 school u1wa- Szfs
% tons IaT-. big crops para-oes. <srz-e-,
cs1T1- CHS e1g.-. PASTURES sl COWS. Gig
wood suT- 1ha curgAE pulp wood saa arp
pa trees also pears. cherries s-rsacrr,
auusae- "st-T1 bRE--. slzo- Etz5ses- owner
-e-lE1n-. includes PAIR HORSES 9 euwS
mugs p0UsE1-y- Eanntnar-y- rsoss aar far
2[SEcAl- Potatoes and Vegetables far fam
-4E through T1aEE-- everything &2saa
PHI casa hs1E~7ce easy -=--rs. T1g-asss
t1Zts ana 3b-ac-e SayrT sx2r SsHp s,nK-
sss7s-aE1. page Ssru1-s Big Ser T.
zast--a-ed Ca1AAng Farm la-sas2s Sc
Siases- Cory 1rae Gail ar wr.se far
4.'ee .upE, STEg9TT FARM AgzENCY
SIS ?. Gad South Bldg Baasian. Mass
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Esv Turk Nov 1k
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~ Si'-GaE al75s 54ag.
=, mn 'i'-,.A- Bh-dav bills On hRzks
-lLl'.'--- q 6l-<5av bills :. 21S. de-
a So casi.1s ia
40 3t,-a2a S.A2. cables sea.
2 gar .-zTes demand SIS cables
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are not permanently, but AMY tenn
2nrRE11y relieved sg ex-srrzz -szne-
9zeE why NOT Use II internal rsrn-
s3v-E70Ods Sarszsszs1llz- wazc.a Ger
recns the a<sdlty Of the haood sxn
v<ss:n rnsr,nSsaEm dspe1zr and cures
Saa 1snnRne @-Axfv
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Shingles

VIII have a car lcad s< seccrd c5epr
shingles Hzfas ceeri,s Brand Ar
ri~ss IN sDout ; days Send ~ ysu-
7raers- Free -isnf-
scsEPH MculTcN
160 Water ST. Hz,uos,s
Tel 80
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Enzsders. demand SAN -assies sf-eh.
-4-s. dE.zaaa go cables AZ
MARKS, demand L$&. cables lS9
Greece demand ass
New YORK eS.aaaEe On MDnrrsa4
"a 1915 per cant discount
Time leans STEADY. 60 days 20 dGvs
and -Jx -r,xf-44;az ~ a oxs- .fzzav
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LAST CALL

Sinciias Wooc in 5unciex. ss.5D assF
csr- Gesiserec- oSe- COED Tor 70 Days
c7is, As ~ooc r-asr DC moved sr-uu
rune Nssxnzii Co gard ~ ess~e sssrrl
Cry n=ra esra ~saa ssz.ss ssr-z. i4.rs
wood sGuinus- 4Z1-M
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Farms and Lard for Sale u
FAEM>-tzAze . naznkse- Of splendid
ones 1eEr sale. II Interested CALL e.
:. McNAaEsxAR- Gardiner Te4. S.
ts-A8z5g2S Ez2-Stwerz2 desirable sgnses
F'-suys -sasenzIbie .. = MSNazig4i-
Iar. Depot SssE- Gardner
80 A. E1Es-Fa--n > miles f-oss CAR
d-EEs-. = ACRES t4s2age- Ga-a1es pas
rura 1zla Woodland coed buildings
J mis-. from S-a-E road L seaG AZ
once. sSSb- EASY 1sz-1E G 4 Became
Gardiner
50 -ss-E IS-4Sooe Earn hu-ldzngs }
niles from Gardner II P=--EiEsu. Me.
z1le1atec WITH farm ef4e ssgw TWO
hE5&ez,s IsT-E Hock hens I azg. xelgaz
a6Dgz eg- BIS IA rzrs sooc ElEsxzh
hay All farming 1Ls0is moving ma
cts1e- h2E--Ews. e1l-Ea1rr nicw
carts, hay rack Sas ex-reSs EaE1n-
GEEEnp cart "a tu. potzugex IarEe lot
wood n wa-9 EVERYTHING for 81 -9e
ElasT rSrTns- c Il Bezne Gardiner
Ne
So -ACRE-FA--n uns ME tram depot
6s.2Slsz1'as location n new Of nerua-
bee river Best Of sci. e acres 1si-
aag@ land Good set buildings VITA
hard wood 5Ours. Good ssf- water
IA hCase- Large pasture re5s wal
cred aid fenced Large wood So
$3.50 worth lunp This Il ane az
l1E best farms II the Spur-y EzsE
ns'-rns z1r quick sac g Z Bezne
tS1G212s-. Ne.
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New York Stack Market
Corrected Daily by

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front St. Bath. Phone so
31y Water st. Augusta
Phone -azS-z1-s
Correspondents If r..
ELMER II. BRIGHT & c.
Members IT New EzrR and Boston
Stock Exchange
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FINANCIAL

Business Ccprs1unstses $
POOL PARL0R-pU1lg good 5Rs1-
ness Reason 1gr selling. ether 5as5-
ness Inquire Box - care Journal
REST 4 III 1 N--Ee2s0u 1ur selling,
other business Inquire 164 Water
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