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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30
by Beck

New Jersey. New Hampshire, Con-
necticut and Maine.
The particular phase of our study
just now is the gravel road problem,
especially the corrugations that are
developing in them. known as the
dashboard and Chatter Car roads
] may say that ] have not found this
condition as bad in the Maine roads
as elsewhere. ! almost hoped to. for
! wanted a good opportunity of
studying their development.
These corrugations are expensive
affairs. They occur under all eli
matte conditions where different road
materials are used. even in the shell
roads of Florida and the ebert roads
of Arkansas and Tennessee. A let
ter just received from district
engineer in a group of Southwestern
and Western states tells me that
corrugations are common there, do
great damage to cars and he knows
of no solution of the trouble
II have in the last seven years
travelled about 900. 900 miles by auto
mobile, from California to Maine,
through the Far Western. Middle
Western and Southwestern and all
the Eastern states and have seen all
sorts and conditions of roads, their
good points and their faults, perfec-
tons and imperfections and problems.
The Maine roads as a whole show up
remarkably we'll, compared with the
roads in general of the other states
in the Union.
You have a very difficult road
building and maintenance problem
here in Maine, on account of the
large area, its scantily located popu
lation and the relatively low assessed
valuation And of all the New Eng
land states, with the exception of
Rhode Island, you have the least
amount of gravel, as readyt to hand
road material. You have large
amount of sub grade material. the
boulder clay and extremely fine sand,
as you probably have realized That
absorbs the moisture, clings tena-
ciously and cannot drain. In addi-
ton to and on top of that, you have
the winters that freeze deeply. These
things combined make the road
"uilding problem in your State Of
Maine an unusually difficult problem
to contend with.
Your maintenance problem is also
a difficult problem, with the heavy
traffic of your own automobiles and
trucks, yearly increasing heavily and
with the unusually heavy traffic from
out of the State, which is increasing
with every month.
These corrugations are by no
means peculiar to Maine gravel roads.
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Bradstreet's Report

New York. JXly 2S.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Heat and holiday influences have
ruled and dstrIbutive trade and man
ufacturing are quietcr than for some
tivhc past. with unemployment com
planned of NOR" at several cities
Reflection of these conditions is had
in reports of less active buying from
wholesalers in secondary markets and
of holding off by country merchants
pending a clearer view of admittedly
rather mixed crop conditions. These
conditions hold true. too. despite the
fact that most activity continues to
be manifested in the apparel and kin
dred trades, and in face of the incrcas-
ing talk Of retailers stocks Of season
able goods being almost uniformly
light.
The situation. however, finds quite
few redeeming features visible. most
of these having to do with the fur
Their future. Most Immediately help
full Of all these is the continued
strength of buying of our grain par
ticularly wheat. by Europe. which
still reports drought affecting crops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30

They are found wherever gravel
roads are built. These roads stand
up beautifully under a certain
amount of traffic. nothing better is
built, but when that limit Is exceed
and grooves that shake a car severe
ly and detract amazingly from the
pleasure of automobiling ] have
seen in nearby state a gravel road
so corrugated that one cannot ride
at over 10 miles an hour without
shaking the car all to pieces. I went
over n piece of about 35 miles of
gravel road last summer-a main
trunk line--in a New England state,
where from ditch to ditch the cor
rugations We're SO highly developed
that | couldn't drive over 10 or II
miles an hour for the entire distance
with safety and YOU can imagine the
comfort of that ride.
THE origin of these corrugations
is what we are seeking to learn, why
and how they are begun and de
veloped. Various engineers in widely
separated sections of the country
II
different reasons and to tell the
truth, not one knew anything about
il.
II have just finished a 600-mile
auto drive over gravel roads in your
State and it is with pleasure that !
can say that they are in far better
condition than the average gravel
10 of hn
States. They were well built and in
most cases well cared for.
Another thing. If you had the
opportunity to travel as extensively
by auto as l have you would better
appreciate the quality of the detours
provided in Maine, compared with
those Of other states. They are far
ahead. The richest Of our states,
which build the most expensive roads,
are often the proud (?) possessors of
wretched long detours. with practi-
cally no provision made for the COM
fort or even safety of the travelling
public. That is fact and have
found a better care taken in select
ing and providing detours in Maine
than elsewhere. You ride over some
of the others and the. grumbling
about your own detours will ma
terially decrease.
you have a wonderful State, it's
scenic beauties are unsurpassed.
They have. with the excellent condi-
lions in general of your roads. made
my touring Of the State a thing of
pleasure instead of the endless grind
of riding day after day over ordinary
or poor roads, without the scenery.
have enjoyed my stay here very
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30

mixed coIors Grsts to extras "a 42};
refrigerator frstS 35m37.
POTATOES Firm Jersey per bar
rel ga $50: Long Island bag 300G 500
sweets. southern barrel $50 a 1900.
There was no change in the local
raw sugar m lrket today with the
committee quoting CubaS at 81 cents
c a f. equal to 1856 for centrifugal
and with uncontrolled sugars held at
the same level.
Raw Sugar futures were firm early
huc after advancing two to five points
on covering and buying by Wall street
interests prices eascd off under scat
tered liquidation with final quotations
unchanged to two points net higher.
September closed at 3.19, December
$50 March rs. all bid.
In refined there are now only three
reiiners in the market, another having
withdrawn. with all quoting fine gran
ulated on the basis of six cents for
fine graduated. There was only a
small trade i'll refined futures but the
undertone was firm and closing prices
showed net gains of five to Is points
on scattered commission housG cover
ing. September closed at els. Deem
Der G.04 and March SIS, all bid
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago. July ~.
CATTLE-Reoei pts 1000; better
grades beef steers steady, others dull
and uncertain; top beef steers $40;
ycarlings 925; bulk beef steers 1850
S65: bulk fist cows and heifers 450@
675; Gamers and cutters mostly asa
$50: bulls steady: bulk 500@625: veal
calves % to so cents lower; bulk $500
1880: stockers and feeders nominally
steady.
HOGS-Recelpt 10000 ACTIVE bet
ter grades medium to strong weights
mostly steady to 10 cents lower; 9TH
ers steady to 10 cents higher than yes
terday's average: hold over moderate;
top 1175; bulk light butchers 1850
no; bulk packing sows $500 1000;
pigs SLOW. mostly steady; bulk desir-
able pigs 107511f25.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: native
lambs strong to % cents higher pack
err top 10: western lambs steady to Is
cents higher; top 1925; others at 100
$50: Montana wethers at 500 figure,
about steady. weight and sorting con
sidered; fat native ewes steady; top
500; bulk 400@475.
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New York Produce Market
New York, JUN

-NtW I Ut h, July II.
WHEAT-Spot easy: No. red 1879;
No. hard 1f3, No 1 Manitoba 1885,
and No. = mixed Durum 140 C f track
New York to arrive.
,CORN-Spot easy; No. 2 yellow and
c New York Today shipment
OATS-Spot easy: No. 1 white 521.
LARD-Easy; middle west 1866 a
1915
BUTTER-Firm: receipts S22S tubs;
creamery higher than extras 49, ia 444 :;
do extras 80 score 43@43a: do. firsts
SO to 81 score 3Sa @42a; packing stock
current make NO. 2 II.
EGGS-Frm; receipts 12.51S cases;
fresh gathered extra firsts asa 20:
fresh gathered firsts "a G27; state Pa
and nearby western hennery whites
firsts to extras 44M55; do. browns ex-
tras 44Q 46; do. gathered browns and
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AUTOMOBILES


k1SSEL KAR SEDAN-6 CYL 1ne
CONDITION in every way, or will trade
LOT lighter car. Apply 70 H. b. Ka-
Ter, Washington, Maine.
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New York Money Market

New York, July 20.
Prime mercantile paper 6@6h.
Exchange weak.
Sterling 60-day bills and CONNER
cial 6O-day bills on banks 3.51s.
Commercial 60-day bills 3.51a, de-
mand S.5J3 cables 1860.
Francs. demand 7.5S cables 7.59
belgian francs. demapd 1872, cables
I33.
Guilders, demand So.75. cables 30.S1.
Lire, demand All cables AIS.
Marks. demand 1.23, cables l.24.
Greece, demand 5.45.
Argentine, demand 29.75.
Brazilian, demand 1125.
Montreal 10 1915 per cent. discount
Government and railroad bonds firm
Time loans easy; 60 days 90 days
52@6 per cent; six months per cent
Can money easy: high A.. low Az
ruling rate A., closing bid 4, offered at
a ln.tn % :
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Bradstreet's Bank CIearings

New York, July 29--Bra dstreet's
Weekly compilation of bank clear
ings shows an aggregate of $5.62S,
10000 decrease of 81 percent from
last year. Outside of New York there
was decrease of 9.S per cent from
a year ago.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. July %.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle Is G16
BUTTER-EXtras 43aq44; firsts 40
@42.
CHEESE-Fresh choice 21l@23;
firsts 19l a 09.
CORN-No. 2 yellow s36S4.
EGGS-Nearhy hennery 54@55;
western extras 1913
t'LOUR-Spring patents. 196-lb.
sacks special shorts 1925 q 1850;
standard S25 @ 1000.
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HAY--No , timothy 29G30.
LAMB-.Spring 1Sm23.
OATS-t'ancr 40 pounds Boa %.
POPk-M Medium backs 2246 262.
POTATOES New southern 406m
$50 per barrel.
SCGAR-Amcrican Sugar Refinery
quotes six cents in 100-barrel lots less
= per cent. for cash.
EEAI.-10M
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Chicago Produce Market
Chicago July 2

chicago, July Z9.
Accommodating stocks and diminish
ing outlet counted as depressing fac
tors in the wheat market today. Prices
closed unsettled one to five cents net
lower with September 1892 to 124 and
December 1854 to 1864. Corn lost to
ions closed unchanged to 35 cents
lower.
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lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Auto obiies for Sale

Auto obiies for Sale II
CEJMMY ROADSTER A classy
-four, cylinder car, wire wheels just
OK erhauIcd; must he put into cash
at cncs. VI. E. Tibbctts Shoe store
benton. Me Tel. Fairfield sH09
DORT-!92o touring car. pas, Al
condition VIII sell or exchange for
Ford. a. Il. Faulkenham, RI, Au-
susta. Tel. 324-32
FIVE PASSENGER CAR-Good con
dltlon. Sell or trade for anything
that ! can use. NJ W. Royal, Halo.
well
foRD-l919 and 1920 touring cars in
good condition. Grant touring Sl25
Arsenal St Garage.
FORD-Touring car just oveihauled
and painted. Price $350 Augusta
Motor Co. opp. City hall Tel 20.
FORD--New touring car Would ex-
change for Ford truck. Set standard
computing scales W. w. Kempton.
50 Bangor st.
FoRDSON FRACTIONAL bargain.
augusta Motor Co, opp. City hall
Tel. 80.
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Western Ave, Augusta, Maine
Phone 2l5-M

much and anticipate much more
pleasure during the remainder of the
season. l am also glad in being able
to speak well of Your roads. They
are a "redit To the builders and TO the
State"
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents IS
AGENTs-Make SIS weekly selling
guaranteed hosiery. We guarantee
sSs weekly full time. 75c an hour
spare time. Experience unnecessary.
Perfeetweap Hosiery. Darby, Fa.
SALESNfEN-Fine opportunity for
g3od reliable men to sell roses,
shrubbery and ornamental stock.
Good pay, pleasant work. Expert
enee not necessary. Steady work the
year around Write us Immediately.
Geneva Nursery Co. Geneva, N. Y.
SALESMEN-T'o sell gummed tape
and sealing machines. Gummed tape
cheaper than twifie. Big commits
sions. Excellent opportunity for live
men. Write The Hokanson Compa-
ny, 622 West Lake St. Chicago.
OPPORTUNITIES ne
Five sales, $1,000 per month";! Mar
velous new adding machine Retails
$500; work EQUALS $3.50 machine.
Adds subtracts. multiplies, divides.
automatically. lightning speed.
Errors Impossible Five year guar
antee. Used by u. s. Government
and largest corporations. Tremen-
dous demand everywhere. Amazing
profits. Write quick for trial offer
and protected territory. Calculator
corporation, Dept. H. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
VAPOR1ZER-57 miles per gallon
made with new patented gasoline va
poriEer. Write for particulars
Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana, s.
Dakota.
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46 ACRES-Farm. u miles from Au-
gusta on Readfeld road house prac-
tically new. barns in fist class
Cheap for quick sale. Inquire Geo
Marchildon. : Washington st. Au-
gusta. Tel GTS-R
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CLASSlFIED.DISPI.A

SHOES-REX-PI-I
Eanpers-Et &c trinimcrs. No labor
trouble, increasing production.
ROSENWASSER BROS. INC,
Long Island City. New York
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EXPERIENCED
HAMPERS

on Ladies' Welt boots. Steady work
Thomas ID. Gotshall Shoe Co. &c Ath-
erton St, Boston. Mass. Take Ele\ at
ed to EglcStOn So.
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80 AGGRESSION Morrill, road shuit ride
from Waterviile. Build nes in good
repair. If taken At once about :
tons of hay included, $500 w. T.
Pass. Call 90 Myrtle Augusta. or
Tel S6l-Y after +. NJ
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Statesmen ard Agents


$50 weekly, evenings,
mail order business. 80 successful
AGENTS = Absolutely new article.
man a prospect. Write today for
proposition and territory. Sure
Edge Mfg. Co, Joliet III.
and women make SO
daily selling our guaranteed reversi-
Bile waterproof kitchen aprons. 100
per cent profit each sale. Sells
everywhere, Agents sample free.
Write Collier Mfg. Company, Rich
mond Hin. New York.
weekly, automobile
owners wild with enthusiasm. Mar
age. efficiency. Saves cost first day.
Sensational sales everywhere: Terri
tory going like wildfre. $26 sample
outfit and Ford car freely. Write
quick. Ovce Co.. Dept. !, Louisville,
Ky.
AGENTs-BigEest sellers out Zanol
soft drinks Four million bottles
sold last year. Double this summer.
Big money maker, $40 to $50 week
tional quality and purity brings re
peat orders Get our proposition
while your territory is open. Write
quick American Products Company,
American Bldg, Cincinnati. 9.
GUM-Add it to your line.
stores and stands buy Spearmint,
Mixed Fruits and our New Novel
Packs, regularly Here is chance
to build up profitable business of
Your own. Write today. Helmet
Gum COMPANY PalAce Theatre Bldg.
Cincinnati @.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help--Male or Female

CLERKSHIPS--Open
to men, women, over II. Postal Mail
Service, Railway Mail. Washington
Departments, Typist. Salaries.
S1400-S1S00. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars of examinations,
write Raymond Terry (former Civil
Service examiner) II Continental
Bldg. Washington, D. G.
RELIABLE COUPLE-Who can fur
nish references as to character and
ability to keep rooms clean and COM
Portable, to run our mill boarding
house and furnish rooms without
board for a number of our employees.
one who can procure necessary fur
niture preferred Edwards Manu-
featuring Company. Augusta, Maine.
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Read OF the Wants and offers OF people
you know. Turn to the Want ad
Section
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SMALL FARM--Situated / mile from
church and school, plenty Of growing
lumber, and good buildings 60 acres
of land. cash or terms Apply to r.
u Kalnr NNaShinsfon Ne ihn
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HOMEsTEAD-The Barrows home
stead in Augusta, 11-roOm house. ,
large barns. large carriage house.. 1T5
acres, 25 acres tillage, 100. 600 #.
lumber, 10Ba-1500 cords wood. 4
bargain, Address W. T. Rarruws
OrOOO Nc
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How Many Of These Little ndexed Ads Are Interesting To You
Results in "a Hours

Results in "a Hours
a medicine but ism 1
following classified
in
This ad
N
help out Of doors work
needed Surely small
do and try one
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Wanted-Business Service 81
BIDS ON PAVILION-To be built at
Tacoma. For particulars call Pete
Huntoon. Tacoma Inn, or c. G. Brown,
BOWdOinham
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q
WEEKS BROS.
Lu m Der

For buildings purposes at less
than city prices.
Tel. North Whitefeid 311 or So
Cooper's mills, Me,
jlyCdlmo
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Help Wantec--Mais


HIGH CLASS MANOR commission
for Augusta and suburbs to sell our
full assortment beautiful trees,
shrubbcry. hedges. roses, berry
bushes, fruit trees. etc. We pay full
selling commissions weekly as or
ders are turned in. No delivering or
collecting Any intelligent and
thoroughly reliable man can make
good money! in these times. Well
rated references required. First
National Nurseries, Rochester. y Y.
INNESTIGATORS-s1 an hour. Rep
reSantatiVcs wanted Part time
work. Experience unnecessary. In
International, Box 1874, Dept. Z. Essex
Station. Boston. Mass
PAINTERS-Six wanted at once. In
qurc AZ State st.
RELIABLE MAN-For night cook at
Augusta state Hospital. Apply in
person to Steward and Treasurer.
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Painting -P aperIn

WALL PAPERS-At Lowest prices in
city. | will save you 10 to 25Gs.
Let me estimate for YOU. Union
Tel S91.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets

Dogs. Cats. Pets AZ
FOX HOCND--One year: looks and
hunts nne. FOX or coon. Chas b.
Trott, r. l. Richmond.
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 45
yrs, old, VT 400, seal
brown. Maine bred. works anywhere
M. +. Lee Augusta Tel S96-M
to let. Big Gray. N. Fl.
Traitor, Gardiner.
JERSEY COW-Six years Apply ".
K. Gay, rs School st.
Wanted-Live Stock so
COW-New mich. giving good flow
Of milk. Walter Rollins, Hallowell.
Tel 793-Y
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Help-Male or Female

FOUR WAITRESSES-O walters at
once: l chambermaid: | good kitchen
man; extra good pay to reliable help
Maranacook Hotel Co. Maranacook
Me. Tel. "a Rcadtield.
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Needful things for work or play may
be found listed on the classified pages
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:
Farms and Land for Sale

VoTnS ana EaHo TOT SaIe %
FARM-60 acres. cut upward Is tons
of good hay. Good set of buildings,
about miles from city. VIII sell
at a very low figure j. W. Beck
Agency, COZ Water St, Augusta. Me.
FARMS-All kinds and all prices. In
quire of o, j. Cote, so Northern Ave.
Augusta Me
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foRD-l9l9 and 1920 touring cars in
good condition. Grant touring SIPS.
arsenal ST. Garage
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Rooms for Housekeepiha

Music IN the home is easy If you use
classified ton So.
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Heating End Plumbing 20
FILM BING AND HEATlNG-Of all
kinds. Work estimated free of
charge. J.. +. Martin. 10 Gannett st.
Tel 36l-R.
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EMPLOYMENT
Heip Wanted--F ema!s

CAPABLE WOMAN-For serving
room wanted at once at Camp Abena;
| Belgrade Lakes. State wages and
| references Write Mrs Dora Fl. Lam
! bert. Belgrade Lakes.
CROCHETERS Experienced, on
I bootees and sacques. Steady work
age paid both ways. Elk Knitting
| Co, 81 West 21st ST., n. 7. c.
| DISHWASHER-At Hotel North.
GIRL OR WOMAN-To assist with
housework and cooking. Small fam
lily. on lake near Winthrop, Best
wages. Answer at once with par
| ticulars. Box PA. Winthrop.
MAILING CIRCULARs-Good weekly
| income at home all or spare time.
| Splendid travelling positions also
open. Dignied, legitimate work for
honest. sincere persons. either sex;
experience unnecessary, Address
postcard Home Service Bureau, Dept.
1913, Hollywood, Calf
WAITRESSES-Tw experienced at
once at Augusta House.
WA1TRESS-No Sunday or holiday
work. Apply It Willow Dining Room,
over Woolworth's & 10 cent store
MATTRESSES or wanted at once
at Tallwood Inn, Maranacook. Tel
Readfield 24-2.
WoMAN-or girl to do light. house
htepIitS anu ware iOf cHilu VI NIS.
Annie Getchell, q Winthrop St, Hal
| lowell.
WOMAN-For general housework in
family of two. Please cal levenings.
1S1 Main Ave, Gardiner.
WOMAN-At once. Refined and cap
able, 50 to so, for matron of a cot
tage. Must understand sewing. APP
ply TO superintendent. State School
for Girls. HaloWell. Tel 1922.
WOMAN--For general homework
Small family. Apply TO Mrs. Good
win. Chandler St, Augusta.
WR1TERS-Earn $25 weekly, spare
time, writing for newspapers, maya
zines. Exp. unnec., details free
Press Syndicate, PA Times Bldg, ST.
Louis Mo.
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WOMAN--For serving
room wanted at once at Camp Abena.
Belgrade Lakes State wages and
references. Write Mrs. Dora Fl. Lam
bert Belgrade Lakes
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CROCHETERS Experienced on
bootees and sacques. Steady work
all year. Highest prices paid. POST
age paid both ways. Elk Knitting
Co "a Wast 2 st ST n Z c
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Service Stations Repairing {
BUSINESS SERVICE
Rusine1s Services Offered

PIANOS TTNED-R Regulated and re-
paired. IL Yrs. experience with Hal
lett & Davis. McPhall and Emerson
Piano Co. of Boston. G. e. Lucier So
Academy Et.. Hallowell Tel. li22-M
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$50 weekly, evenings,
mail order business. so successful
plans Booklet free. Eureka Supply
Oh Wheeling w Va.
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GIRL OR WOMAN-To assist with
housework and cooking. Small fam
lily. on lake near Winthrop. Best
wages. Answer at once with par
ticulars. Box PA, Winthrop.