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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21
New York Produce Market

New I Ofk, july ~.
No. l Manitoba 1SS; No mixed
Durum 741 + track New York to
arrive and No. > hard l46 c i track
Ncw York late July sshipment,,
No. > white "a! and No. , mixed 81
c f New York Today shipment
OATS-Spot unsettled; No. 1 white
LARD-steady; middle west 1909
other articles unchanged
BUTTER -Firmer; receipts t4.S00:
creamery higher than extras f2}d Az:
do. extras % score 4tl4 ~; do. firsts
IS to ~ score 81 al: packing stock,
current make No. , %.
I1GGs--frregular; receipts 30,S46;
fresh gathered extra firsts S5 q 81: do.
firsts %lm34; state: Pa. and nearby
western hennery whites firsts to eN-
tras Al q %: do browns extras 4 n AZ:
d. gathered browns and mixed colors
tirsts to extras 50 G39; refrigerator
firsts 33m&5.
POTATOES--Firm Jersey bag go
a 800; Long Island 500 n 45U, southern
barrel 1000 450.
CARRIAGES unchanged.
There was no change in the local
raw sugar market today with CubaS
quoted at &c cost and freight equal
to 4.6l for centrifugal. while Porto
Ricos Gre quoted at $50 fer ccntrif-
ported totallinG about $1,000 bags Of
Cubas to local and outport refncrS
70" prompt shipment Mt &c cost ana
freight. although no sales Of Porto
Ricos were reported
There was only 4 small trade in raw
sugar future. and prices were irreG-
ular. closing a tw'n points decline to
two advance. Near months were low
or under liquidation. while later de
live'ies were stcadier on covering
December at $50 ard March at 2.TH,
all bid
In refined il Vas announced by one
Of The lower prices rctnerS that h"
was slightly oversold and iad with
drawn from the market. OtherWlse
prices We're unchanged At 80 - 80
for fine eranulated and moderate IN
curry reported. although IL was I'M
derstood that little if any business
was being taken at the inside quota
ton.
In refined futures prices were stead
Ter on covering with trading light.
Closing bids were unchanged to hNe
points net higher with July and Sep
tember at $40 and December at $50.
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Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards. July 2O-The beef
cattle market continues duh and
weak. Receipts We're heavier than a
week ago. and more business was
; consequently transacted, but prices
ruled low. There were few fancy
cattle offered which We're taken
promptly, but from prices recently
received il was hard to realize they
We're in the better grades Of beef
Veal calves were in ample supply
with average lots selling at s 1-2GD
9 1-@c. Hogs were in light supply,
selling at 1-2c higher than last week,
with the demand active.
Mich cows We're in moderate sup
ply. The trade started slowly, and
prices held at the previous range of
$40 low and $3.50 high
Reported sales-Putnam Bros.
and . cows. at 4c; so calves at Q
3-4c: 3 mich COWS at S40@ 100. G.
F. Gage sold 20 cows at 2M4 1-2c;
s. calves at DC; Is hogs at 9 lie;
and Is milch cows at $50 q 100. ].
w. Brooks sold s COWS at 90 &c; 45
calves at 1-2c: { hogs at Sc: SO
milch cows at $50 q 125.
r. F. Hobbs sold steers, 1890 lbs.
at &c; COW. $50 lbs. at sc and ? hei-
fers at 1-2c; % calves, $3.50 lbs. at
&c. Hall & Leavitt sold oxen. $3.50
lbs, at 6 1-2c, COWS av. 900 lbs. at
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CAPTAIN Meiamed Ovidiu.

Life has many mysteries. There
are the mysteries of darkness, and
mysteries of light.
To those who knew and appreciat-
ed Captain Ovidiu, First Assistant
Surgeon of the National Soldiers
Home. his sudden and tragic ending
is a mystery dimIy understood. His
friends cannot be reconciled TO
his withdrawal from this world
while he was in the beginning of
what appeared to be a splendid and
useful career as a surgeon. But he
has gone from us into the great ST.
lence and we see his face and hear
his voice no more. Surely as we
think how unexpectedly and swiftly
he vanished from us we may repeat
with a deeper significance the an
cient words, There is only a step
between me and death"
The biogra phicai facts and fea-
lures of Captain Ovidiu's brief but
remarkable life have already been
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BOSTON MARKET REVIEW
prepared by v. S. Bureau of Mark
cts and Crop Estimates-Week
Ending July 10, 1920
Dairy and Poultry Products

Buyers have not shown the inter
viously, weather conditions and the
steadily advancing prices both eVi
IDENTIFY showing some effect on trade
This lack of demand has helped to
hold down and in some cases even
force lower values. but the market
as a whole shows rather irregular
tendencies.
Fresh killed poultry has been ar
irving in larger quantities, but as is
usual the kinds and sizes particular
~ wanted have been in the minority,
while the others dragged even at
lower prices. Large fowl and broil-
ers have been short, the former
selling at 3S-40c. anc the latter
bringing 49, 45c, but the liberal of
ferings of smaller sizes have declin-
ed steadily, some ordinary fowl NOV
ing around 81 Soc, and the chickens
Weighing around Is lbs. to the dozen
have been offered at 40-43c. Few
roosters going. these mostly at 20
same position. fowl selling easily at
30-34c as to size, and broilers rang
ing 2S-33c
Egg trade has slowed up even
more than dealers expected as a re-
suit OF the high prices and poor aver
age quality coming forward now. but
with continued hot weather in pro-
ducing sections. there does not seem
to be any relief for the present. The
few showing fancy and fairly free
from heat defects have held steady,
nearbys ranging 50-55c for hennerys
and 3S-4Sc for easterns. Ordinary
grades have dropped Off a full 1-2c,
however, western firsts bringing 30
sc and better grades around 35-3Sc.
Many that ordinarily store liberal
supplies of butter during the sum-
mer months for their winter needs
held off buying as they thought that
the market was too high, and now,
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published. These words of remem-
brance are merely the tribute OF a
friend who feels that in the hurry
and whirl of these days of turmoil
and strife we ought not to forget a
man whose devotion to duty and
whose services to his fellow men
were of the highest.
Vigorous in body and alert and
keen in intelligence. unusually cour-
teous and chivalrous in speech and
manner. devoted to his profession.
working early and late to serve
everyone he could help, strong in
his sense of loyalty to his family and
his superiors, he was a rare man
whose place in the memory of his
friends can never be filled.
The day he was 80 cruelty slain,
and when his body was being moved,
some one asked whether the flag
should be placed over him. Most
certainly" said Ma jor B. +. Hayden,
IF ever an officer died on the battle
field. in the line of duty. he did" So
it was done.
The military funeral with its SOL
emn rites and ceremonies. and the
universal attendance and grief of all
who knew him were an unforgettable
testimony to the esteem and affec-
ton felt for him. The pathetic
notes of the bugle as taps were
sounded for him, still make mourn
full music in our ears and hearts.
As another has said who had serv-
ed with him ever since he came TO
the National Soldiers Home, I'VE
knew him and we loved him.
We shall not sec his like again.
Frank l.. Phalen
I,,,,, % lob
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with quality falling off rapidly due to
heat, and steadily rising price,
they have had to step in if they
wanted any early butter. This has
given further support to a firm mar
ket, and it does not appear as though
values were yet at the peak, although
at the close some uncertainty exists.
Fancy grades have continued to
bring 42-44c, and about any grade
will sell at 37c. Dairy butter also
wanted at 3O-35C.
Fruits and Vegetables
Fruit and vegetable markets were
irregular, some shipped-in commod-
tiles such as cantaloupes. peaches
and potatoes showing an upward
tendency, while cabbage continued to
decline and most other commodities
showed no marked change from a
week ago.
Early apples were more plentiful
but sold Well California and Ari-
IONA cantaloupes stiffened under
light supplies to S3.75 a 500 per
standard crate of ID melons. Caro-
lima melons, on the other hand, were
mostly of poor quality and declined
to 81 10 So for the same style
cyate.
Native cabbage weakened to 1JC-
; 81 % a barrel last week but recover
ed to a range of 800 81 30 early
this week Good native cucumbers
were steady al mostly 5000 $500 Il
bushel, but several cars of ordinary
quality Southern cuCumbers arrived
and sold $150-$1 90 a bushel.
Native blueberries were lower at
20c-30c and New York State black
berries at 25c-30c a quart. Other
berries were steady at the following
prices: currants and gooseberries
1jc-20c quart and red raspberries
lSc- Csc a pint
Livestock and Meats
Receipts of cattle at Brighton to-
day were light and buyers indiffer-
emf. sales being made on about the
same basis as last week. Most of the
bulls were held for shipment to New
York. Butcher cows and heifers
were sold at from S250-6.00 per 100
lbs, with most sales between $500
800. Gamers at $200225, with
practically no bulls offered.
Veal calf trade was fair. bulk of
sales being made between $9.OO-1O.0O
per 100 lbs, with heavy course kinds
at $4.00-6.00
There were too few lambs on sale
to quote a market.
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&c. 10 cows av 80 lbs. at &c; $50
calves av. 100 lbs. at &c, 20 calves AZ.
1850 lbs. at &c; % hogs az, 1870 lbs. OF
Toe; - mich cows al $50 q 125. A. NJ
Baggs sold bulls at lie, 20 COWS
az. 1000 lbs. at 4\1-2c and 10 COWS at
&c; 30 calves at 9 f-2c; As mich cows
at So ii l2j. n. Stiman sold 10 calves
at 90. F. l., Brown Son sold 90
calves av. lis lbs, at 1-2c: / calves
700 lbs. at 7c "A mich cows at $50 q
115. r. L. Wormell sold l bun 1880
lbs. at &C; COWS. $3.50 lbs at 26Oc
Otis H. Forbush sold 1 calf at 10c. and
calf at Sc. Robert Conner sold 100
mich COWS at 500 @ $50. Y, A. Han
son sold / pr. oxen, 1909 lbs, at sc;
zoo calves at a 9 1-2c;- Is hogs 1t
loc; 40 mich cows at $35 a 100.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. July 2O.-Business on
the stock exchange today was broader
and little more active. FirmneSS
during the early and intermediate
stages gave way to irregularlty at the
close There were no indications that
shorts had materially reduced their
commitments.
Oils as group continued to govern
the dealings. Foreign issues were
hesitant. their course being ascrlhed
10 the heavy export tolls levied by
the Mexican government.
Rails held and in some noteworthy
instances augmented yesterdays mod
crate gains, presumably in expectation
mat the transportation executives
So.n would submit FUNDING plan ac-
ceptahlc t. the Washington admins
tration.
Otherwise changes were confusing,
Steels. equipments. motors and sun
dry specialties tending mainly up
ward, but easing gradually TOWARDS
the end. Tobacco and several of the
"hAcuro lnduStrialS were hcaSS
throughout. Sales amounted to sou
GOO shares
Further cutting of steel prices is
imminent, according TO trade authorl-
ties
Money on call and time was com
Daratively scarce at the opening of
trading and rates for both acconmo-
nations held at 6 per cent. on the eX-
Change, Later the quotation fell to
y per cent. for call loans in the open
market Announcement Of TURNER
reduction IN the discount rate in -FOUR
federal reserve banks was not maze
until after the market had closed. ,
In the absence of further buying or
oils foreign exchange developed re-
current weakness The London quota
ton approximatei its recent minimum
heuce and French and Belgian rates
teased. bur Dutch and Italian bills raj
"ed slightly
Liberty issues closed mainly at moo
crate gains and the general tone of
N" bond market was firm on a 1aif
Investment demand for rails and the
more important internationals. Totai
SSsies, par value. aggregated Slo,l'o,-
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Where to Stop in Town

ROWDOIN INN-Offers large nicely
furnished rooms and excellent dining
service.
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Whatever you're selling, Mr.. Mer-
chant, classified ads will help you sell
more.
Gong away? Read classification 20 OF
the Want AID Section and telephone
a reliable truckman to call for your
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CAMP-For the month of August,
small furnished camp with boat suit
20 miles Of H. p. Clearwater. Tel.
73S-W Hallowell.
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MONTVILLE
July 20. 1927

CENTER-Mrs. Caroline Arno. Of
Bethel, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs c. B. Cushman.
B. o. Norton, of Belfast, has
bought John Grimleys place at the
Center.
John Grm1ey has a touring car.
The recent little showers were
very acceptable. Everything was
suffering for lack of moisture. Even
the few mosquitoes that appeared
lacked their usual vigor. were ema-
ciated, and had dark circles around
their eyes.
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. July II

Boston July 20.
TEEF--Choice whole cattle 143Q ),
Extras ~ a i23; firsts SO
all.
CHEESE Fresh choice zoo 203;
fjr&ts liza 10
CORN-N,. . yellow S3@S4.
EGGS Nearby hennery 53@5i:
western ox;ras 45d46.
F'I-j' u Spying patents 196-lb.
sacks. special short 1075GIl25;
standard 9OHirl0E0
HAY-No. timothy 29GS0.
MB--Sp,iEE @ia27
CAT*-..T aucy &C pounds 54Go55.
PORK--Medium backs 2425.
FrTATOES--NcW southern $50
Az per EaVrcl
SUGAR--Amcrican Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cenrg in 100-barrcl fots
less per 'tnt. Tor cash.
NEAI.--1UN 20.
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SOMERVILLE

Mrs Osgood Moore returned home
Monday from Portsmouth. N. H.,
where she was called by the serious
illness and death of her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Macdonald.
Rev. Mr. Mower of Waterville will
.hold services at the South Somerville
church Sunday at 1890 A. M. All
are invited.
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WEST FORKS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Holway have
returned from Ludington, Mich.
F. T. Page of Bangor was in town
recently. He was accompanied by
George Gardiner of Toledo, Ohio.
Fred Philbrick. of Skowhegan was
in town. Monday
Miss Ethelyn Morris of Skowhegan
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Harry Morris and her sister,
Miss Mabel Mckay, have been pass
ing a few days in Skowhegan.
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Chicago Produce Market

chicago, July N.
Big receipts and possibility Of q
railroad embargo against grain ship
mcnts 20 Chicago led to downward
SMH " 1"a h wcrr tG RcaTv W af
to &c net lower with September 1259
u 12G and December 1921 to 1293.
Corn lost ! to 1tm1t and oats TO *
q ]. In provisions the outcome va
ried from &c decline to like advance.
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Chicago Cattle Market

j "
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; better
grades beef steers strong to 15c high
er: others steady: top yearlings $50:
steers 725mSS5: fat she stock steady;
bulk 450G SIS: Gamers and cutters 25c
higher; bulk 25063S0; bulls II TO Csc
lower; bulk bolognas 525 a $50; beef
bulls largely !75 a $50; veal calves
steady TO strong; bulk 1925 a 1850;
stockers and feeders strong.
HOGS-Receipts 10000; opening
steady to 10c lower: subsequently
lights steady to Toe higher; mediums
about steady; others largely 10 TO 20c
over fairly LIBERAL top 1890 out of
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Thursdays Concert Program

March-"Berlin Echoes" Lincke
Oyerturc-"Amer CatIin
Waltzes-"Stand Up and Sing for
Your Father" Can Old old tune).
Burr
Selection from "A Night in Granada"
KrentZer
'Fancies'' (novelty fox troD Spuzer
Medley-'The Lily of Killarney"
Heincke
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HOUSE-New, just built. Never oc-
cupied. 5 rooms with bath. Fur
mace heat Electric lights Fine lot.
Beautiful lawn. ]. W. Beck Agency,
POI Water St. Augusta, Maine.
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Painting--Paperin-

WALL PAPERS-At big discount.
Time saved is money saved on a job
Try me. E. H. Hodges. painter. paper
hanger. 25 Grove ST Phone S91.
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You'll have tuneful times at home
Want Ads Will tell you where to secure
the proper materials at the right
pisces.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Male
help-Male or Female
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

PANTATORIUM-I nclud-
ing pressing machine. showcases and
pool room g tablesl. Good business
at bargain. Owner going to take
charge Of larger business in another
city August I. Maple St, Water
WILLIE Tel S93-N
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VICTORY BUTTON-Found. belong
ing to eX-Service man. Owner may
have by calling Frank Templeton,
Augusta House
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BUILDING-Upper end State St.,
known as the n. s. Club, with furni-
ture consisting of pool table. piano.
tables, chairs, dishes, furnace. ETC.;
for fun particulars inquire los Wat
err St.
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You don't have to be an ad-writer to
get results from classified advertis-
ing A Want-Ad Taker Will help
you.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

GROVE ST. a4-Nicely furnished
rooms with or without housekeeping
privileges Transients accommodated
Tel. Sl9-W.
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New York Money Market
New York. July 20,
raoptiIo ,,anor e1TDl

New York July 20.
prlme mercantile paper 6a@a.
Exchange easy
Sterling Gh-day bills and CONNER
cial 60-day bills on banks 354.
Commercial 6O-day bills 3.53s, de-
mand $685.. cables S.594.
francs, demand T75. cables 1.16:
Belgian francs. demand 1853. cables
Guilders, demand 31.55. cables 31.61.
Lire, demand AS. cables 4.49.
Marks, demand 1.29, cables l.30.
Greece, demand 5.44.
argentine, demand 1852.
brazilian, demand 1850.
Montreal. III per cent; discount.
steady
Time loans steady; so days. 80 adsy
ana six months 6 per cent.
T., Nall money firm; high 6. low s. rul-
ing rate 6. closing bid 81, offered at
y, ~ e. hs,t, a
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Houses for Sale

GARDINER-Double tenement house
in the center of the city, electric
lights. flush closets. Rents for $4,000
per month. If sold at once s2700.00.
This is big value {. H. Beane,
Gardiner, Maine. Several other de-
sirable homes.
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Help Wanted--MaIe

FARM HAND-Compctent one; no
milking. Give experience. F. l.. Rus
sell, Sampson Farm. kent's Hill.
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Read of the Wants and offers of people
you know. Turn to the Want AID
Section
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Everything for everybody. Father.
mother. and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
claSsitications.
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ICE CREAM FREEZER-l-qt size.
$50 each while they last. Gerrish
* Smith. II Silver st, WaterNille.
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY


boiler combined, one 20 horse power
gas engine (stationary), 40 fest "a
inch shafting pu1leys and betting.
Write c. J. Trombley, Cooper's Mills,
Me-, for particulars.
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Boats and Accessories
81

MOTORBOAT-Over Is It, long. per-
feet condition, single cylinder kenne-
bee engine. Al mechanical condition.
Full winter equipment, life preserNer
and fire%~extinguisher. Worth 5000.
Price $3.50 for quick sale. Tel. OR
after-2 +. NJ. this week or boat can be
seen at PernctteS Landing, Island
Park.
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rMBRELLA-Rlue silk one. lost Fri.
on electric car Finder please tclc =
phone Gardiner 329-M
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LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles
Poultry and Supplies
MERCHANDISE
Business Equipment

CASH REGISTER-5c up to SO. Ex-
celent condition. Price right. Au-
gusta Auto Supply Co, 15S Water st.
POPCORN MACHINE - Butter-kist,
with peanut attachment. electric
driven, gas heated, new condition,
large size. At a real bargain.
Gerrish K Smith, / 3 Silver St. Wat
erVille Me.
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UMBRELLA Lost Friday Black silk
cord through 'handle. 80 Grove. Tel
+S.-M
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RENT-Wanted with modern i'm
proVements in Gardiner or Randolph
for small family. Tel. 419-W Gardiner.
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Needful things for work or PLAY may
be found listed on the classified pages
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Pennsylvania gen. AS ......
Reading As .................
Southern Railway IS ..........
Union Pacific As .,.....
L. s. Steel ref. SIS ..........
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Shore Property for Sale

COTTAGE HOUSE-1a story, wooden
frame. located on the shore of
Winthrop stream. all furnishings and
equipment of every kind and nature.
Best of fishing just front of the cot
tage. Price $4,000. Terms easy. In
quIre of C. II. Beane, Gardiner, Me.
WESTPORT-Cottage north end, OPP
posite Wiscasset. Good boating and
fishing. pine grove. etc. T. A. Crom-
well. Wiscasset, Route No. I. or Tel.
Ism Gardiner.
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Wanted-To Rent

APART MENT-Furnishe for light
housekeeping, near State House. Best
of references. w. +. H, care Kenne-
bee Journal.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

PIANOS TUNED-Regulated and re-
paired. IS yrs. experience with Hal
lett e. Davis, McPhail and Emerson
Piano Co. Of Boston. g. e. Lucier 50
Academy St, Hallowell Tel ll22-M
TYPEWRITING = Stenography or
bookkeeping to do evenings or Satur-
day afternoons. Write Y Y, care
Kennebec Journal
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NECK PIECE-Small Hudson seal,
lost between Augusta and Waterville,
Sidney road. Reward. Mrs. j. H.
Gregolre.