davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Crittenden press., 1921-08-26
Poultry cslIias Report

Mrs. W. r. crues. crsyns. makes
e very interesting report reE.rding
the poultry eullinR done BY the-poul-
try specialist and County Agent Il
her place the last week In July. Her
hock consisted of SO hens and before
the eulling demonstration they were
averaging shout a. sges per day
Almost 35 hens wsre eulled out and
the flock average 10 days following
the demonstration eas A. eggs per
day Note the large number Of loaf.
sr hens that were disposed Of.
Mrs. J. B. fiina. Sullivan. had
flock of 80 hens. The County Agent
eulled out n u them and the elsv-
en- eulls produced only two eggs the
week following the demonstration.
We hops 10 have more figures each
week to show the results Of this i'm.
portant work.
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Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, Dec. 14-Beef cattle
were in light supply, there being
less cattle brought in by truck than
usual, owing to the icy condition Of
the roads. The movement of the
market was somewhat quicker, and
although prices, excepting on the
better grades, did not advance, it
was easier to dispose of the stock of
fered.
Calves held firm and best lots sold
fraction higher. Only a few hogs
were offered at the yards and there
was no change in the market.
Sheep and lambs sold higher with
receipts lighter. The milch COW
market was late in starting, not
many sales being made before noon.
Prices range from S40m17j.
Reported sales-R. f. Hobbs sold
. fancy oxen. 5000 rbs at &c. s steers,
1910 TBS at &c, 1 steer and / beifer,
POO TBS at 1-2c, . cows, 20O0 TBS
at 4 "a c, and calves. DO lbs at
DC. Otis H. F'orbush sold cows at
. lac and 81 in ca. . cows at j lac,
/ COW at &c, and 81 on, l cow at SC,
] bull, 4 1-2c and 81 on, l COW, at
4 3-4c, COW at 2 1-2c, and 81 on,
cow, at ? lee. cow at SC and 3
cows at ? lie; ! February COW at
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cranberries scarce and firm at $1,000
$4,000 a barrel. California cauliflOwer
soc higher at $2.5O-s3.30 a crate. Good
lettuce higher, California Iceberg let
tuce at S2.00-$3 $500 a clate, and native
dollhouse 6O-S5c a bushel box for the
best with poorer 30-50c. Connecticut
Valley onions unchanged at $3.50
1915 per 100 ID bag. and Spanish
onions at s5.0O-s6.OO case. AroostnolS
county potatoes sc higher at $780,
5000 per 100 lb bag for Green Noun
tains and s1.S5-S1.9 for Spaulding
Rose. Baltimore spinach slightly
higher at $751; bushel basket.
Maine Blue Hubbard squash steady
at $1,000 and Ohio Green Hubbard at
$4,000 $4,000 a ton. Southern sweet
potatoes in slow demand at $175-
5000 a bushel hamper.
Christmas trees from Maine selling
at s1.00-s1.o4 per bunch OF to 1
trees. WreathsN selling per dozen:
laurel fair s2.O0-$o50: fancy ssO0-
$3.50, holly s1.o5-s2. 90, hemlock 800
500.
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a.. Poultry and Supplies

WHITE WYANDOTTES-Fu bloodod
cockerels for breeding Francis NJ
stevens Readfield Depot. Tel. 2j-32.
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Wanted
GIRLS FOR GENERAL
OFFICE WORK
Lewis A. Cr0Ssett Co.
AUGUSTA, MAINE

ors of relatives. Miss Ethel Rincs
returned Sunday with them.
schools will close Friday Of this
week for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Geissler Of An
gusta were guests Of Mrs. Shea on
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Coffin is in Albion visiting
relatives for 2 week
Mrs. Lucy Patterson il keeping
house for Mrs Coffin in her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Pooler are NOV
ing into the Richard Maloy house in
the north part of the town.
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WALDOBORO

NORTH-Everett Shuman was a
visitor in ROckland Saturday.
ID. O. Stahl has gone to Camden
for few days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Alma Mank, Mrs. Dora Mank,
Mrs. Clifton Levenseller and Miss
Beulah Mank took drive to Waldo
boro Saturday.
Miss Oraville Benner who Is at
tending High school at Waldoboro
was at home over Sunday.
r. J. Rivers and son, Charlie OF
West Washington called on J. L.
Bogues Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Oliver OF
WaldObOro were Sunday afternoon
guests of their daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Burnheimer.
Edwin G. Shuman who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Orff for
a few days, returned Saturday to his
home in Portland.
Erland Meservey who Is teaching
school in this place made = trip to
Waldoboro Saturday.
w. H. Walter and son. Ira OF Fey
ler's corner called on Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Walter Sunday.
Mrs. Lila Finn and daughter,
Doris Of Washington passed Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Florence
Shuman.
Alden Storerf Of Waldoboro at
tended church in this place Sunday
and was guest OF Merton Benner
and mother.
Walter Kaler Of West Waldoboro
has been substituting for few days
on the rural route here in place of
Frey A. Trowbridge.
The many friends In this place of
the late Everett Trowbridge were
sorry to learn of his sudden death
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. En-
ma Potter in Waldoboro.
Capt. and Mrs. James Thomas,
Capt. Arthur Thomas and son, Al
bert and Miss Dorothy T.. Shuman of
st. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wentworth and daughter. Myrtle Of
Waldoboro, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Shuman of Stahl farm and Harold
r.. Shum IN OF the Ridge were Sum
day aft noon gueas Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ElmuS Shuman.
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A little daughter arrived at the
home OF Ira Fernald on Saturday,
Dec 3.
Mrs. F. r. Mcfarland Is at the
home of her son caring for his wife
and little boy.
Mrs. Florence Ratchelder il quite
! Ill at the home OF her sister, Mrs. w.
" Monroe.
No death which has occurred in
Troy for years has caused more re-
greet than that OF Mrs. Sarah ].
Stevens, who passed from her home
Dec. Z. An obituary notice appears
in this issue.
William Woodward of Massa chu-
setts and Henry woodward Of Cam
den We're in town over Sunday, on ac-
count OF the critical illness of their
mother. Mrs. G. A. Estes.
. DR.. f.. L. Stevens, who has been
caring for his mother and sister
through their illness, returned to Bel
fast on Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Smith. who Is quite III
is being cared for by Mrs. Belle Me-
serve
A very interesting program was
presented by the pupils of the Barker
school last Friday afternoon in OBJ
servance Of National Education Week.
The teacher. Miss Stetson. Is doing
fine work. and the pupils showed
considerable ability. Remarks were
made by Rev. Mabelle Whitney Of
Unity.
A Christmas tree will be held at the
Troy church on Monday evening,
December 2s. The public is invited.
and each one is requested to bring a
gift, unmarked. worth not less than
ten cents. Those who do so will re-
ceive gift IN return. given out by
chance. Opportunity win b given
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$40. Robert Connors sold 60 milch
cows at $1,000 10. Hall & Lowell
sold ) steers, av 900 TBS at lac, 10
cows. av 100 lbs at &c; 100 calves at
40 Tbs at 1-oc, and 10 calves av
100 lbs at &c; 20 hogs av 1S5 TBS at
4 1-2c: 10 sheep av 30 lbs at &c; 10
lambs av 10 lbs at 1-2c: % mich
cows at so Va 125. r. O. Thompson
sold 10 calves at lie: 40 sheep and
lambs, sheep at 4c and lambs at 10c;
! fancy milch COW at $50, and Is
cows at $50m 125. 7. w. Brooks sold
II cows at 81 81 q 1-oc: Al calves
at DC: 81 mich cows at $10M 100. j..
M. Dana sold ) cows at 4 lie. >
bulls at > 1-oc. : COWS at 1-4c; 81
small calves at &c and 4 mich COWS
at S40M110. A. NJ. Ragss sold 90
steers av 1850 TBS at : 1-2c, 1 car
load of corn at 2.10c; 10 calves at
10 1-2c: 40 mich cows at SO q 12..
f. r. Foye sold ] bologna cow at &c.
20 calves av 40 Tbs at lie; il mich
cows at S6Od 100. Putnam Bros.
sold COWS at Sc: us calves, veals
DC, and small calves at 81 each: 10
choice lambs at lie; IL hogs at &c:
and II milch cows at $50 "a 40. r.
G. Piper sold II mich cows at $500
40,
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New York Produce Market

New York, Dec. a.
F'LOUR--Easy; spring patents 6an q
zoo: soft winter straiehts aj0N $50;
hard winter straight3 600 n $50.
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. rod 1915:
No 9 hard 1881; No. l Manitoba 1909
and No. = mixed durum 1924 C a track
New York TO arrive.
CORN--Spot easy; No. . yellow e5;
No. white sc and No. mixed 64l
c f New York all rail.
oATS-spot barely steady; No. .
white 46.
creamery higher than extras Asa q ":
do. extras go score 444dt45: dc. frsts
IS to 81 score 37AT43a; packing stock
current make No. 2 IS.
GS-Unsettled; receipts 1916;
fresh gathered extra tirsts SEQ IS; do.
whites extra fancy candled selections
rs: nearby and nearby western hem
merry whites firsts to average extras
63M1o: do. hennery browns extras 63
@S6: nearby gathered browns and
mixed colors Hrsts to extras 81 q 50;
refrigerator frsts 3aM 40.
POTATOES-stea Jersey $50 lbs.
225mo50.
CABBAGES-Stead unchanged.
The only change in the local raw SUI
gar market was the reduction of is
cent a pound by the committee in Its
price for old crop Cubas tosthe basis,
at ~ cents cost ana freight equal to
3,S6 for centrifugal.
There was only moderate trade in
raw futures end prices were Irregular,
closing two points lower to one point
net higher January 2.26, March 2.23,
May 2.33 and July 2.46.
The market for refined sugar was
unchanged at $50 for fine graduated
The demand continues light.
Refined futures were without tran
sactions and closed unchanged. jan
uary 800 March $40 and MAY 5.25.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stools

New York. Dec. 14.--Stocks were
mainly higher at the outset of today's
|tNefSihcd session. becoming hcSitant
VI pront taking at midday and steady
ns on short coverings in the field deal
. mgs.
standard or representative issues
sohtnucd to be overshadowcd by the
prominence OF various specialtics ami
,ma.Scelianeous issues, some of which
ekiS'ered highest prices of the year.
WIS. coppers. motors and numerous
dated speciaities supplied prepon-
.NlaAt proportion Of the days opera
ions; Motors were helped by the dec
Malioh of the regular dividend on
G"aho!ors and signs of active revival
u the tire industry.
iradins in rails was negligible and
|ntfdl OF the favorite steels AMI
equipments reacted moderately in an
|omIpauon of poor returns for the final
,n ~ sat nt the year. Sales amounted
10 $4,000 shares.
withdrawal tomorrow of SEQ 900. 600
| government deposits by the local
,un,ral Reserve bank caused no dis
la"ahce IN the money market. Cali
n,"5hS eascd from ) to Al per cent. DIT
h'uoaE and more 50 and G0-day funds
VIZ" re offered al per cent.
,noreign exchanges were dull and
arrow IN contract with recent spec
cacular movements. Leading currcn-
sI were mixed. sterling making a
lst"t recovery from yesterdays gem
,al reaction and the Paris rate also
EmpioVing Italian and several of the
lln.nerh European rcmittanccs were
N United States war fotations were
Ee active features of the bond mar
Et os,. Liberty Srd AIS at $3.50 and Vic
as at 10000 making new hich
tmofus for the year. Elsewhere trad
I'M IN bonds was less active and
knhsuuy reactionary. Total sales, par
N"iuc, aggregated S17.e50,0U0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15
WEST FORKS

A party of actors from the ApfS
Production Co., Of New York City,
under the direction of Oscar c. APPEL
are here filming exteriors for a new
photoplay called THE VOLTS Fang"
Miss Deaver and Wilfred Lytell are
taking the leading parts.
Frank Morris has returned home
from Dead River dam where he has
been for the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Holway have
returned from a business trip TO
Portland.
A church sale and social was held
at the town hall Saturday afternoon
and evening. The event was very
successful.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Dee. IA.
CATTLE--Rc Receipts Sb6v; be.f steers
strong to - cents higher, or about
like Yesterdays best lime; six choice
yearlngs 100; best heavy steers $50:
bulk beef steers 650m S00 She stock
strong TO 10 higher; bulls. stockers
calves IS to so higher.
HOGS-Receipts 1000: mostly 10 to
- higher than yesterdays average;
closing with part OF advance lost on
butchers shippers bought about H.
0Ho; holdoVer moderate: top $50 for
light lights; bulk 19o-pound and Up
63oa725; pigs mostly 10 higher; bulk
desirable $40. some 200.
SHt.EP-Rcceipts 5000; feeders
and best fat lambs steady; others IN
changed 20 - lower; heavy ewes al
most unstable: fat lamb top 1856;
bulk desirable kinds 110GT11@5; culls
S5OM 900; few good yearlings 925: fat
ewes top SIS: bulk 350M 500; come
back feeder lambs 1925 down.
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Wanted-To Buy

RCG-Second hand. 9-12, good quality
suitable for kitchen. Address H.
care kennebec journal. Gardiner
SEWING MACHINE, - Shoemakers
Singer wanted. State price and de-
scr!ption. coburn Garage, Skowhe.
gan.
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BOSTON MARKET REVIEW
For Week Ending December 49, 1921
Dairy and Poultry Products

d'fJ dh1 FfO0hSbS
Conditions show little change from
the previous week, butter and cheese
holding steady. eggs going lower and
poultry gaining a little. Turkeys
starting to arrive and costing high,
mostly 50-55c. Large chickens also
firmer at $1,000. tours at sac. large
fowl 1c ZIP at 35c, and small sizes ir-
regular at 2S-34c. Few ducks bring
ing sac and geese os-S0c. Boosters
holding at co-25c. Live market un-
changed although more supplies,
fancy fowl selling at 36c. live chickens
and sma1 fowl at 24-2Sc. Hens are
evidently starting to lay as egg re-
ceipts increasing rapidly and values
dropping steadily. nearby hennerys
weak at 70-74c. extras easy at CSC.
firsts at SIC. and storage also little
lower at ss42c. No change In but
ter values. trade moderate and ex-
cessive supplies only on the poor to
ordinary qualities. Fancy extras
firm at 45c. medium qualities Of fresh
and storag e bringing $3.50, print
goods 4sc and dairy selling at 3sc
Cheese likewise steady, fresh make
easy at &c and the fine cured goods
stronger with sales going up to c4c.
Fruits and Vegetables
Good No. 1 Maine Baldwin apples
in good demand at S6.00-$7 90 a bar
rel. Maine and New York State
Danish cabbage unchanged at $500
S395 hafre1 Clrdiuary white
natixe celery soc lower at $1.25-$1.75
and good Pascal celery CSC lower at
$500 $500 a bushel box. Cape Cod
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EGGS--Nearby hennery 6SG1G;
western extras 60m61
FLDU R-Spring patents, 196-lh
sacks. specia! short 500 q $50; standard
7O0M7 S5.
HAY-No. . timothy aSM29.
LAMB-Spring 23M26.
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds "a q 81.
Medium backs 2415 a 2J15.
POTATOES--C;reen Mountain" 1851
200 per 100 lbs; sweets 1900 200 per
hamper; Maine cobhlcrs 1865 q J. 20 per
100 lbs.
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Heating and Plumbing
Insurance

MISUNDERSTANDING %
PLAIN Wanted Mrs jay
Bishop. 81 School St, upstairs. Tel.
11SS-W
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WISCASSET

Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Seeking will leave
this morning for California. where
they intend to make their home for
the next two or three years.
Mrs Anna White and Mrs. Winnie
Quinnam went to Portland Monday as
delegates from Huntoon Hill Grange
to the Maine State conference being
held there.
Mrs Richard Maloy and son Cor
dan Of Gardiner were weekend visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15
New York Money Market

c.r New York, Dec. a.
(kn GIislI money easier: high 5, low A..
II Iiing rate .. closing bid 4. offered at
ENHANCES u.
l nj me loans firm: 60 days, 90 days
PH =, six months 5T5l.
rrirle mercantile paper 5I5l.
corelgn exchange airrcgular.
h Isstteat Britain. demand 4.19s. cables
Is Is, eo-day bills on banks 4.l6s.
I,taS,hce demand S.154, cables SIG.
PI,Sly. demand 4.56a. cables 4.57.
-Hnelslnm. demand 7.S2. cables 7.S2A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

for trading "misfit" presents after the
presentations.
Mrs. Arthur Bagley Is in Dixmont
caring for the little daughter of Ralph
Thorndike,
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Dec. IA.
With the wheat market becoming
moro and more of a holiday affair
prices today worked irregularly down
grade. The close was unsettled. cent
TO II net lower. with May l.10s to Ill
and July l.d13 to 1.01s. Corn lost !
to and oats q shade to sG, The out
come in provisions varied from I'M
changed to Is cents off.
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Household Goods

At BATES HOtSE-lO2 Silver stree,
Watcrvlle: Oil heater, work box,
pictures, bcustead and spring. sew
ing machine. dress form. mattress
tables. Japafesc art square. chamber
set, stair carpet. snow shoes. carpet
sweeper. dining room chairs. La Skets
washboard and clothes hors". ear
pcnter's tools. garden tools. ccal or
wood range, gas range scales. drap-
cries. hose. flower pots. plants. zee
cream freezer. bird cages, curtain
dritrS, coinfOrterS crOquet set.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

The annual meeting of the Asso-
citation of Maine Fairs will he held
Jan. Z in Bangor. While arrange
ments are not yet completed as to
the place Of holding the sessions and
the program for the occasion, pre-
liminary steps have been taken and
announcement of particulars will he
made at an early date.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. Dec. II.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 1906.
BuTTER-Extras 44AG45; firsts IS
@42
CHEESE Fresh choice e1@e1a;
frsts 1929
CORN-No. yellow 62470.s
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SHOE AND RIM-32-3a Republic. lost
between Augusta and Winthrop Cen
Ter last Thursday. Notify East Side
Garage, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

NoNEY-Will the person who picked
IN the . $50 bills and IS bill please
rrturn 10 Eva NJ. Dulac, PSI Water
s., Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

II you can't bring your want adj to tho
office, telephone it to a Want Ad
Taker. 1t costs no more.
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WILD HElFER-Caught. Owner may
have same by proving property and
paying charges. A. w. Black, VIM
throp, Maine.
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Needful things for work or play may
be found listed on the classified pages.
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How many people are reading classi-
ad ~ c

iIRL OR WoMAN-For homework. :.
miles from Augusta. Tel. 1913.
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LADIES GOLD WRIST WHTCH-
Lost between Sowall and Water
streets. Finder leave at Journal
Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help YOU sell
more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

Lost something? Telephone a Lost
paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15

CAPABLE WOMAN-FOr general
hcusework. No washing. Tel. 344-N,
Gardiner.
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Lost and Found

dark bay or brown, two
nbitc ankles on near side star i'll
forohcatl. Sleigh. black with yellow
running gear. black fur robe, rubber
trimmed harness. Call Charles A.
p,llshurv. Watervillc. at my expense.
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ON FARM-Middle aged. temperate
American wants chance to do chores
at small wages. Address Il. F., 81
Temple St. WatcrVille.
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
kENNEY e. GREENWOOD

2S7 Water St. Augusta
Phones 1c64-1265
ELMER II. BRIGHT & co.
Members of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
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Germany, demand .56l. cables 81.
Holland, demand 1856. cables 36.41.
Norway, demand 1914.
Sweden. demand 24.5o.
Denmark, demand 1910.
Switzerland. demand 1928.
Spain, demand 1905.
Greece. demand 4.20.
Argentina. demand $500.
Brazil, demand 1l.12.
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CAPABLE WOMAN-For cooking by
hour. or two half days a week. Tel.
Si-W.
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Wearing Apparel

CUSTOM MADE-Suits and Overcoais
do not cost any more than ready
made at Boston Tailoring Co., Al
Cony ST.. Tel. 331-J
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

CAPABLE GIRII-For general house
work. Apply in person. afternoons,
after o'clock. to Mrs. Lester 3.
Howard 70 Sewall street
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Painting-Paperina "a

WALL PAPERS-T will save you 10 to
$3.50. Let mo estimate for you. Union
shop. E. Ii. Hodges.< Is Grove ST.
Tel. SOL.
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You Ask for An Ad Taker When You Telephone Your Ad
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

HOu SEKEEpER-F'or 2 men and l.
yr.-old boy. miles from Augusta.
Write stating wages desired. y. II.
EOSScIt r l Augusta.
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ROOM AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

Rooms Without Board 68
CROSBY ST, Room to let Mrs.
Belle Murray. Tel. II Augusta.
GROVE ST. 26-l.arge front room. All
convcnicnces. BY day or week. Tel.
S9l-R.
STATE ST. NO. 40-E'ront room down
stairs
cESl RABl.E kOOMS-in private fam
lily. Tel 5e1-W
Want musical instrument? Get It
the Want Ad way.
You'll have tuneful times at home
classification g..
Going away? Read ciassiticatIon 20 of
the Want Ad Section and telephone
reliable truckman to call for your
trunk.
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MEAT CUTTER-Position as. or in
side clerk. Experienced Gardiner or
Augusta. TEL 263-R. Gardincr
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WE PAY GOOD PRIcE.S-tor secun,;
hand cook and heating stoves. also all
Kind of second hand furniture. All
2usta Furniture co. Tel. ,o.-W
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Good Things to Eat

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER
Try a corn-fed goose this year. | have
a few left. Place your order at once.
MIS- Edward Nigus. Tel. S1s-42.
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Situations Wanted1MaIe 8

ILAtkSMITH - HorseShocr wishes
position. Write Henry Mcdonald, care
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-15
Wanted-Live Stock

COON Wanted. Let ne
know how many YOU have. VIII tell
YOU when to bring them i'm. {. J..
Wakefield q Grove ST A,cuSf1
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WOMAN-For cleaning in hospital.
Apply to Surgeon Natl Soldiers
Home. Me.