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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
MADISON

The Madison school committee an
nounces the following teachers for
the grace and rural schools for the
coming wear Pleasant street build
ing, Principal Frank Canant. grade
{: Annie h Roberts. grade Z, Maud
z. Powers, grade S; Alice B. Carl
grade :; Ola Point avenue building,
Florence Danforrn. grades & and Z
Eazie H. Danforth. grades ana 3:
Gladys Phillips. grades and 3. Mrs.
Barbara Moore. grade ! Weston ave
nue building. Mary 3 Prince. grade
4. Alice z. Morse. grade 4; Ruth
Marden. grade :; Nellie z F4olway.
grade / Blackwell, Make NJ Ken
nedv, principal. grades 5 70 9; Mrs.
EVE A Saliey, grades I TO T. East
Madison. Veima Vincent Pugh Cor
ner. Ava Perkins Twelve Corners.
Mildred Jepson. Ward Hill. Bertha
Young. Burns District, Ella Boy
ingtcn White School House. Nancy
f uckins.
Miss Mildred Henderson. who has
been the guest af her mother for the
past few Gays, returned Wednesday
To Providence. r l.
Mrs. Eddie Woodcock OF Portland
il the guest this week Of relatives
and friends n Madison and VICINITY
Miss Nellie Holway. who has been
the guest Of her sister in Hope Val
ley. r. I. far the past TWO weeks.
returned home "wednesday night
M. ana Mrs. R z @. Bailey and
sons Of Portland. have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. c A Lander
al their residence on Heaid street for
the past few days.
Arthur Hall. who has been the
gr1esr Of friends for the past ten days
left town Thursday morning fer Il
nrief visit with his brother in Eexrer,
" Il. before returning TO Boston
orvlile 4 Benson Of Dracut- Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
New York. July !.

New York. July "a.
FLDCE-EaEv: spring patents 1890
il40e, spring clears 1abo@115o: win
tar sr-aigsts i125 q loo; Kansas
straagncs 1875 q 1z15.
WEEAT-Spot weak No. RED and
No. hard 10 and No mixed Durum
2-b c track New York export, snip
nent drst hRlt August
CORS-Spet easy No. yalluw 1871
a New York Ib-day shipment
cATS-Spcr quiet. No. l white 100
PoRK-Ra-eiy zfsadys family 500
LARD-Rasy; middle west 1909
isia.'
BC-TEH-Fsrmer. receipts 1n,72s
ruhs: creamery higher than extras 55s
q 5ss. DO extras y. scnre So a SID dn.
firsts Ss 10 81 score 51i G54s; packing
stock current make No. ! A.
EGES-Steacr; receipts 1a.1S-
cases: fresh gathered extras drsts S. a
81 fresh sarhered drsts IS a So state
Pa ana nearby western hennery whites
nrrfs 70 extras 81 q 10 40. browns ex-
t-as SIS Use: state Pa ana nearby
sathsred bran. and mixed aoiors hrst
poTAToEs-Ir-egni Leng Island
per- barrel sseM $50; Jersey 1876 lbs ATS
"a 500. southern per barrei Ieo6 $50;
sweerz JERSEY No. ! baskets 600 q 500
CABnAGES-pun, unchanged
Sy-GAR-Raw steadv: centrifugal
1850: refined steady; fine g-anuiated
e110@ 22Se. Futures were nrIner On
covering Trading WAS hgnt. Closing
urscex ware 10 To Is points higher
sentsnber I4-8. October I4eh, january
f,nn March 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
WINSLOW

M and Mrs. Carl WEYMOUTH and
daughter Edirh and Miss 0rdway Of
" aterriIis- were callers Monday n I
x Towlas
M and Mrs.. Thomas Morrow and
son Junior Of Lewiston are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rragg
M and Mrs. Clement Downs If
Skowhegan are guests ~ M ana Mrs
Charles Downs
MISS Gladys Ralenr!ne ler- w-nnes-
dRE 4n- Webpe- ppna % pass the week
Mrs, a G. Elliot Of Portland was a
recent guest al the home u he- SISTER.
Mrs. c. Z Peck Of the Casn7nar rnad.
M-s- George n Robinson Of OAK
land. VINO mas been visiting ser aaugn-
ter, Mr.. George = Chamberlain. has
gone 20 WatsrvtlAe 10 pc the guest Of
her daughter Mrs. Harry Tnzier.
Miss Lula Stuart II a guest for a
tsv DAYS a. the nome of Mrs Ella
shnreE az Augusta
Mrs. j n Smith and sons Sydney
ana aenert were guests Wednesday n
their aunt, Mrs p . Garland
49, . - aus VI AClt - a EH6Ef
Of relatives IN rewn
Walter Reynolds, Joseph Eaton.
Georss Dusty, Albert BaIenrsne and
Charles Witise attended the races in
SkovhegaH Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Prank Panisr were us
liars OF friends IN Augusta recsntly.
Philip Dyer Is passing the week IN
Sidney
naTVey PaEssn was a rerant guest n
the home Of his mother Mrs. Fred Par
tan. IN Belgrade
Edward Grcwen and daughter Ms
Helen PuIIen Of Oakland. were recent
guests at the home cf M and Mrs.
Benjamin Chanee.
Mrs Charles Robinson and I!r-le
daughter Ruth have returned 70 Skpv-
hogan after visiting fer severa! DAYS
a. the home Of Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Robinson
Mrs James Richmond and daughter
Esther. who have been visiting IT the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Alden Basser..
left Wednss day for their herrss m c,.g.
Mass. On the return trip they viii
visit friends in HaIlcweli. Kennehunk
and nanverz. Mass.
This year Kennehec Farm Hur,xu
and Kennehec and East Kennehec Pe-
rnunas and trs Hnvs' and Girls Clubs
~ the county VIII held q joint neld
aav At Island Park August u. The
program vii, begin az 70 4 NJ stand
ard time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
OAKLAND

Miss Sadie Bicktord mas gone 70
DlxheId q visit her brother. Guy
Bick@ord.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis Is guest Of rela-
r1ves n Augusta
M and Mrs. Percy La-kn EFF
Thursday morning for Cape Porpoise
where they viii be guesIs Of MI and
Mrs. James Jennisnn fnr a ume
Mrs. Ma-v Peavey mo daughter.
Miss Gertrude Lord ara Visiting Mrs.
Peavey's daughter and husband Mr.
and Mrs Edward Narrauore Of Bel
grade Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow Taroux- VINO
have been enjoying an automobile rip
"a Luebec. were calling on friends
ana relatives IN town -hursdav. On
their way to Augusta where they viii
Visit relatives before returning ID
their hnrne in Portland
= Z Johnson will leave THIS morn
ing with pHrry of friends on an
automobile TRIP ID Manchester n Il,
and the White Mountains Mr., john
son viii also visit other places Of IN
rerest before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bragg af
Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westsr-
field Of Forada- MINI. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Q. CrcweIl anG Stanley Crow
ell If Springfield, Mass, were guests
Wednesday. of their sister, Mrs. " Z.
EazeiUne Of Dexter
M and Mrs. Curtis Clark Of Al
pine street were recent guests of M
and Mrs. ". w Gibbs If Oakland
Heights
Miss Lulu Huff. who has been a
guest of Mss Ida Wills the past rwa
weeks. al the hnme af Mr. ana Mrs.
Wesley Fletcher. rstErned Thursday
morning TO her home N Strang
Eleanor. the young daughter af Mr.
and Mrs.. Carl Spencer Of the Belgrade
read Is quite ii.
Miss Florence Warren. VINO has
been q guest far several DAYS Of Miss
Sadie Stlneford az the nurne IF her
grandmother. MRS. Ida Judkins af the
Belgrade rnaG. has returned to her
harne IN lewiston.
Stanley I. Craweil. who has been
visiting MS SISTER. Mrs. Theodore
Bragg. the East week. has returned 70
HIS home IN Springfield. Mass
Lloyd Warren mas gone 70 Fairfield
where he VIII be q guest Of John Poi
lard for a few DAYS.
Mrs. Ross Baker and daughter Lii
han. were guests Thursday If M and
Mrs Edward Merchant of Baig-ade.
VIII wirhsrell Of Maple street in
enjoying d few days cutting ar Port
land Boston and Bangor
The Christian Endeavor Society. II
the First Baptist church VIII hold a
food sale in the churcn vestry Satur-
day afternoon al ; o'clock. standard
time The proceeds VIII De used co
send 4 delegate 10 the Pir.xfiesd sum-
msr school. which win be held r-oyr
August 70 "a.
Mrs V c. Torman and children.
Virgil. Jr.. and Carolyn PASSED Thurs
day Al their cottage NJ East pond.
Mr. and MrN. Ever~f1 Stacey AND
daughter of Ohio. who ara passing
several weeks vacation al East Pond,
we're calling an old friends in town
"Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs Stacey for
meriy were residents af Oakland. Mr..
Stacey having al one time cnndussea
a small stare here. A. present ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
ssssu-es Of me Gays Dealing in Al
me leading Stocks

New FORK. July - An undercur-
-e'. NJ Strength pe-vaded me STOCK
-ras at- -nGay despite r1e more acute
'vt-E.ess RI International rernlTIances'
RE -.@ ~ london. for example ra4l-
* ne uwest quotation since 1ast
-l4,7.
1e~rnEs n starting bills were IN
sisIA-.v extensive. according 70 tie re-
tE--s y g-sT's. some OF WAom were
lc--ec 70 ~eEa--l me selling as spec
,.a----- y a--e DIRT French, Italian
sta SPANISH Exchange reacted N SYM
" -G" W.. me break n British rates
>taas ,le~tveG -nucn af their sup
-e~- ---r-r ne optimistic statement ~
'..--1u, =ardllg. Of rne Federal Re
-'--- 5aE~G. regarding crect conua-
aase u call money, mast OF
r- ray.a a. pfsr cent. was an an-
rrg -,.r'ar n tie advance Of prices.
-nE~ae- was 1t It's best II ne
~}a arur waa- rails ware brought
-r7-s~- ~ ~-rnurs hat the Interstate
7-rrrs--oe comm lssion would soon
announce $50 ~ and passenger rates
sS-a,F-a- p 20 ne -a.lwav executives
,-at--~ Southern Pacific and
Sru,p~' IA wav featured the more
a~'=re -'s0Ene--at3on al gains aT one
f- oo:~-s Substantial gains were
~Aua ~ Renlnrle and Cruc1hle
0H-.s and |1GtRS states Steel mace a
o. -.c-asoa NJ & points after further
es-.- -e. ness
0."r-'-s wnolE and textiles raj
7ur- ease a. - cause urgent
-f .~- H---E M zevaraI Of the
''-' re'-- -e4sreil anAouE sDecIa-11es
a-. "a rs If IN 8 points. Sales
-',.'--- 's 90 Nnn shares Trading
N--s MS ass active. bur the unne
"a @ar evoeria1}v tnr Liberty
'fj-s --~ gevrrs n me international
-H 80 sales us- value. sgg-e-
eS.-- 200 ola : :. bonds were
a"rea ~ essl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

most OF the grace teachers under SON
rTact for me coming VAR
The new tennis cnur; OF the n IN
scnool grounds IS very popular VIII
me tennis players IN town and several
visitors.
Several families are uncer quH-an-
tine f2r measles but there are No cases
al present and ne prospect g ina; q
mistake was made and chRT there IS no
contagious disease n -uwn-
The sa-dine facturaes are running
about hal1 Of the time. L looks like a
snA-, pack THIS wear. and a SINAI m
come 70 those VINO make th.s caelr
regular work
4 Il Carson and family plan n
Move n the csnrraI part 8f ne state
soen-
Victor E4nckIsv % Brewer passed
the weekend with MS family a. the
Emerson hume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
ALBION

Mr. ana Mrs George Hammond ara
receiving conE-arulatlon upon the
a-riva! Of rw.n daughters TERN sara--
dRy night
NJ and Mrs LINN -onksnr are re-
ceivlng cangratuIat,ors upon the zr--,-
va Of a son.
Miss Sadie Blake vtEitst = Water
vile last week
Mrs. Georgia Keene Of Tazarv3i.e =
the guest II Mrs. I Eag,sv
Mrs Floyd Eesse ana MISS wznni-
fred shaw from C1inTon are visitors a.
the Aphurr House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

The Misses Helsn and Mary Peabody
are visiting friends for a two weeks
vacation. They are located NJ Ma-
t1nicus-
Mrs Persus Watts has msved her
household goods and rsnrsd her house
far the canning year- Mrs. Warts ieft
Jsnssrnrt this nurnins Cor Eairinnrs,
Mo, whore she vii, live with her
dRugatrr Mrs Bsasiey during tia
Mrs c. r. Mansfield. who i'm ncw
with her sister in Wintsrpnrr. il some
batter, having seen very i'll with severe
sfnsnAch tFcu1ies.
sapI. Ralph Z Brown ia in town
every day He rsprrrs tnar IN has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

BnsIon, July -.
EEEF--holce whole cattle - q "a
BCTTEE-N Northern creamery ex-
t,sas 81 a So western do 563 q s.
CEEESE-Fresh choice % n2a
COMING , yellow 17nmI-2
EGGS-Nsa-ry nennerv -o6-4
western extras 6@dsa
FLCC E-sprInE paIenLs. I96-th
sacks special sflorrs I4dI4T6: stand
ard - d14
EAT-Nn. timothy b TEa
LAMB-spring 2Ot6 30.
0ATS-Fancy 80 pounds 11.d1-a-
PORk-Medium hacks 3nsn
PSTATCES-Nsw southern $50 q
per barrel; Jersey 4-5 a 500 per IGn
pounds.
SCGAR-2as.
VEAL q 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, july %
Attention % oea-lsh views On the
financial outlook counted today IN de-
pressing the grain marker after an
al1-around advance Wheat closed
heavy = - . cent net lower with De-
ce,nber 2-334 and Ma~cn 9Sss Co-n
finished / 70 - cents down and aars
VARYING from I 70 cent decline 70 Il
cent gain The outcome n provisions
was setback n 70 3 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

Assistant Secretary Of rhe Navy
Franklin n Roosevelt, Democratic
nominee far the vice presidency Is 10
spend SUNDAY Al Falmouth Feressde
as the ruest Of his aunt, Mrs. David
Gray. a. her lovely home Raar Wild
wood. M Roosevelt viii leave
Canpobeilo. y 4. his summer home
Saturday night and VIII arrive n
Portland Sunday morning. going -
his aunr's nome al once 70 spend the
remainder Of the aaF and leaving for
New York al nirht-No scrt Of public
reception IS planned by me Demo
cratic committee. which was 70 super
wise such arrangements, as M
Roosevelt made i clear n message
received yesterday that ne desired Il
rest while az Falmouth Foreside and
q quiet v1siT with his relative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

View York JuIv q
Mercantile paper g.
Exchange weak. sterling se-6av bills
S-h6e. commercial. 6b-efRv bills on
hanks ASST commercial sB-dav bills
SIS, demand SIZE, cables 3 Sc
Francs. demand 7-s1. cables So
Belgian francs, demand SOS cables
$40.
Gzuilders, demand s4.35. cahIes Sa "a
Lire demand 5.2s. cables $50
Marks. demand $50 cables 951
New York exchange on MCnr-eal
III per cant discount
Government bonds sssaGr
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong SO DAYS. 80 days
and six months So.
Gail money steady: nigh &. lew T.
ruling rate 2. closing hid :. offered az
3. last loan Z, bank accepIances ST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Male Help
WANTED

LAST PTLLER-Stanpe- k1u-Ier and
man for al round WORK n finishing
room >haak a4Rcke- and plea cne-
and aEper2el heel sc0urer Mars
ton & Brooks. EaIloweIi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

with MS nephew Charlie Flagg, also 4
former resident of the town are con-
1ected WIFI d cham NJ Direct Import
lng Company stores n Ohio manag-
ing n all abour sixty stores
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
Riverside Farm With
> Horses. Is Cattle.
Tools. Crops

Settling affairs srivnGld @5N-acre carrn
gees as rsa1 bargain. WOOD and timber
alone should return purchase price;
rnacnlne-worked neids cur : 10 tens
nav acre sS-raw wlrA-frncea. spr1ng-
waearars DasfurA sp1g cords wood.
Taaou Il timber apple orchard pro-
ducing ss5 barrels season, other r-n.c
ea0h sugar naples. sugar equipment
1e-rourn house. maple shade. overfocks
river sz-cpw basement barn. other
buildings, Y taken now ~au ger pair
horses. IS czrrls, pigs, poultry, wng-
ans rnachinerr- +Dois, par- growing
crops. auack-act1on price only xa2ee-
easy terms Details Of this and
auuspr,ef lgke-xiew farm @nr <lepn
mage sr-ouf's Big Illustrated cara-
Iog Farm Bargains IS Stzsas- Copy
e.ee sTRDtT FARM AGENCY.
654 p Old South Elug- Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
UASSITIEDDISPLAy
Home Work For Women

GRADING RIGS NJ hrxne 10 nm inter-
esfsng well paid farrn ef fancy w'ark. Old
makers make -oed nunssy frem staxf
ssssnners In a StlnrI time with our rnus-
pissfe sf InSfrnfflons- We FURNISH nrw
maternal and pny promptly send us
yaur nnrne with email sample nns for
-rftarimn and full particulars rhr 4 r
Rurrswe~ Ca - Fr-e st. PsrEannd- Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

arrived n Madison Thursday 70 visit
relatives and friends NJ Benson
was form ef-iY Il well known -esd dent
Of thls village
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

STOCK steady, others draggv; best COWS
530td goo. handy weight bulls SLOW
bulk 600I 100 bnlogaRs fully - Genus
lower: choice veRlers 1900 6-5. gen
erally stockerS slow IS cents lower
SHEP-Recelprs - GOO SLOW
lambs Is 20 20 cents lower. snesp
steady II slcy, western lambs I4-5.
top native 1475: bulk 1850 q SEQ feed
er yea-fings 110n. rup western noe
top native ewes s25 GOOD cneice fAac-
81 lambs Ie5Hd SEQ cnolre native
west srn breeding ewes 1879; native
e25
HoGS-ReceipLs q nn0 uneven -
70 80 cents higher. TOD 1870. lighr ana
light butchers I51oG 500. packing
sows 1885 q 1425 pigs 740e q 900.
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LIVE STOCK

rnrses. Cattle. Ven icies -
BAY CELDTN-SeVen wears oln-
weighs nee Is hands C-gH. owne-
by lRta CusnnRl Walker. . Page St
Ea-lpwe4l. or 2hCne 4$S-M
EAy MARE wears old J 400 lbs.
GOOD worker ana d-'ver n al mar
ness sound and urpe. Selling -or
lack of work. Z. q. Hudson. Win-
-hrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
New TGrk Stock Market
-a--'er-ad Daily by

d-'T'er-ea Daily py
@=NE BROKERAGE COMPANY
F-acl It. 5arn, Phone $40
-.6 Ka.Ar -. Augusta.
1hune -81S-1o7s
-or-espandsnLs Of
z-NEz =. B1fI@T a Co.
4 II 1f,-s Is Naw York and Boston
Stock Exchange
@-rvats Wire Services
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FINANCIAL

Investments. Stocks. Bonds 2e
PCWER-TwHnTv-h shares Contra
Name Power Company 20 pref
stock tor sac Al s1B5 # taken by
AUGUST -Er 192O VII exchange any
part OF - shares Central Maine &C.
preferred STOCK for Liberty Bonds of
any series On ms basis Tor Two 500
1r enc zoo Liberty Sunds If any Sc
res except Victory series ana Jen
dnila-s y cash. viii give one ae--1tl-
cate ~ one snare N SAID ca. scr pre-
+e--ad W exchange one share same
stock +ar s. 90 Y lcrurv L berry Sund
on equh terms. n L EeselLar-
ShowneEan Name Phone 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms ~ Saou. Beard So
WINTHROP ST 2S-L-arEe furnished
room. modern convenience
NEAR @H9E A--QRT-Furnlsne
room. 20 Gage ST
NEAR STATE sT-LA-gs furnished
room. Isl floor. 3 MN L-eTn Wa1s-
-. modern runvsnl Ances- Te4- 259-A,
- MIDDLE ST EALLCw ELL--we
cGnnsCtad rooms and two single
-sofIs. furnished. al modern cam
vsniences Tel Sem
rooms Tor housekeeping SO
GELD SIR. Furnished house
keeping suite. Tel 7a61-J
Vacation Places 20
TEE oil oMEs-EAD-Just me
place 70 spend your vac: non. neA-
hes utz@ul Lake CoobaHSeecants Sc ss.ly
70 MN. from ? g. ana r-oiley- Fur
information address Mrs. a. z.
Knowles. Manchester Ne
@a-ced-Eccrrs. Bears y
R0CMS-Two y t4rae n small house
ur9Ernlsned. Address Rooms car.
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property &
wATERTILLE MAINE-Ma1n street
property centAr business district
sulcAhle far hotel arA--raent house,
EAraEa nusilHAs block Apply Alfred
Q Eileen - Monument square Port
laAc Ne
Farms ara LAND FOR Sale IS
SMALL FARMs-NaR- CIV market
Buy one = few EFF $1,000 - $1,000
h 2. sawyer Farm agency, Opp NJ
9 r r. sta. Tel 9H1-W.
Is ArRESwiIn Iargs lot tArm toeis4
Near -aitrnku- Stale rnad. EoBc loCR-
non o--ps E:nH Terms Z desired.
Arms Higgins Farm Agency. upp. Ao-
Ia North. AaEnsta
IT ACEES-Flne srt OF buildings
stock. Tools etG- john 7. Pelcnarf-
Tavern Brook Farm. Whlisfiein. Ne
50 ACREs--naer nigh stale Of -alt1-
vRtaun. dne set % buildings. 1a-n
well located near market large or
cnR-a also wopG and lumber Ac-eA sc,
stock ana a. -3uls VII he included n
sale. n nutshell Home
WIN d big income al a HErga1n- J.
VI Beck Aeenc- co. Water 81 Tel.
11s--W, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-30

Heai Estate fer Exchange ID
PROPERTY Bought ana sold. Best
facilities far Suick handling. Strictly
confidential. Il Serstsin. -el. EN-
or WIS.,.
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Nc Nassaibora. Me-.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-15
And the Treaty Fell.

With the Russian Reds overflow
ing Poland, Germany in civil strife,
European healtl. authorities striving
to beat back pcstilencc, poverty
stricken nation. burying their fam
ished, international exchange seek
ing lower levels and the cost of liv-
ing showing &C signs of abatement,
the troaty-wreckers in TIC Senate
ought to be proud of t27ir job.
All these crises in tie affairs of
the world might have been "verted or
ameliorated, had the peace treaty and
the League of Nations bcor allowed
to function in the way TIC p ,ace CON
ference contcmT }ated.
The spawn Of politics in tie Sen
ate is becoming visible. 1t will be-
come more so as the days come and
o.-Harrisburg Patriot.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-15
Why be Dull
and Languid
this Spring?
Spring Fever Is Natural, But Not
Necessary-it's Due to
Sluggish Blood
KEEP FEELING YOUR HAPPIEST
Purify and Tone Up Your Blood
With That Famous Tonic, PcptO-
Nangan

Do you seem unable to do any
work, to concentrate, to take any in
terest in things, during the wonder
full Spring days? Do you feel just
useless and mo account?
Nothing Is really the matter, ex-
ce~t that, as happens every Spring,
your blood is clogged--it is sluggish
with poisons from its long Winter
fight.
In time, your blood will probably
adjust itaolf. But meanwhile you
fret and worry, feel unlappy-and
accomplish rothing. Why do it,
wien il is easy to clear up your
blood by taking PeptoMangan for a
while? For thirty years, doctors
have been recommending this effec-
tive and agreeable tonic to purify
and build up the blood CT rundown
listless people.
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