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Evening journal., 1921-09-02
NOTICES.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ az a special meeting Of the Board or
Directors OF the Haines Oil-Measuring
Pump Company, held on the 18th day
OF August 1921, the following resolu-
ton was duly adopted by the Affirmative
vote Of majority Of the whole Board
OF Directors:
Resolved, That in the Judgment Of It's
Board Of Directors Il Is advisable and
most for the benet Of the Haines Oil
Measuring Pump Company that said
company should be dissolved; and 10
that end and as required by law, that
meeting Of the stockholders OF said
corporation 20 take action upon this
resolution be and II hereby is called 10
be held at the Office OF said corporation
IN the City u Harrisburg. County OF
Dauphin. State OF Pennsylvania. on the
18th day OF September, 1921, between the
hours of 10 o'clock In the forenoon snd
3 O'Clock In the afternoon, namely nc II
o'clock noon Of that day, and that the
Secretary Of this corporation be and he
hereby IS directed, within ten days after
the adoption OF this resolution 70 cause
notice Of the adoption Of this resolu-
ton 70 be mailed TO each siockhoide- Of
said corporation residing IN the Cni.ed
states, and also beginning within teu
days 70 cause a like notice 70 he inserted
or New Castle, State Of Delaware. a,
least three weeks successfully, once
week next preceding the time appointed
holders
By order Of the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
augf9- &c sept2
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We are placing on every nearly new
car We own. rock bottom price. Our
sacrifice Is your gain. Never have values
been so disregarded.
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NOR SALE 90 O-HORSEPOWER,
II horizontal boiler. 3045 Boudimot ST.,
phiia.. Pa. sepu-3L
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PROPOSALS. FOR HARDWARE
Il Scaled proposals viii be received oy
The BOARD 81 Public Education In VIII
mincton. Del. for hardware 20 be used
In the public schools as per schedule.
on NE In the Office 81 the secretary or
the Board All proposals must be de-
September n. 1921 and must be marked
proposals FOR Hardware" The right
10 reject any OF an proposals IL reserved.
NJ. HOWARD JESTER,
aur3i-3t. Secretary.
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M'BRIDE'S TRANSFER

Local and long distance hauling. Per.
sonal attention given 70 all work straw
rides, outing parties catered 10. 20f ".
10th St Phone 402S-I. iune15-3m.
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Carpenters

Remodeling Of every description. New |
building estimates. porchcs enclosed. |
Screens 10 order. WOOdmansey 4 Clement |
Phone 5S97-W. auglO-lm.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING -
i sealed proposals win be received BY
the Board Of Public Education, In VII
miurton. Del for printing as per sched-
ME. on ile In the Office of the secretary
81 the Board. All proposals must he de-
positcd before s o'clock r. NJ, Monday.
September 10. 1921, aud must be marked
proposals for Printing" The right 20
reject any or an proposals Is reserved.
n. HOWARD JESTER.
aur2i at. Secretary.
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1xrASTED-Two EXPERIENCED AU-
w tomO5ile sslcsmen. F. X. NORMAN u.
Co., III Shipley St sep.--or
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KLATR'S BAZAAR,
SATURDAY, SEPT 3,
At 10 o'clock.
80 head OF horses and
mules from the city and
country. 20 be sold FOR the
high dollar. Is nigs. $50
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UPHOLSTERY

TTPHoLsTERING-LEr Us EST.
u mate. Materials for sale. Windo Y
shades made TO order. Sparks & Son.
s. W. Corner Fourth and Tatnall SITS.
Phone SLEW june27-iyr
TTPHoLsTERINo or EVERY DE.
" scription, made 70 order; re-uphol-
sfering a speciality. Reliable Uphoister-
ing Co, $40 Walnut 81 Phone 75t0-W.
nov4-1yr.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
z 4 SMITH PROPERTY

l.. &. l.. SMITH PROPERTY
On Thursday, September S, 1921, at .
for the l.. c. l.. Smith Estate. will sell
at public auction. at the Court House. the
property Of the estate, situated In Dover,
Delaware. as follows;
Store properly on south side OF Loock-
crman street occupied by y. r. Jet.
known as Smiths Restaurant and Bak-
cry.
Home property Of L. c. L. Smith, on
the east side Of North State street, occu-
pied by George Francis.
The double frame dwelling adjoining
the above, occupied by C. C. Shorb and
others, the north and south half 20 be
offered separately and also Jointly.
avenue.
A lot Al the end OF Washington street,
with q sand bank and cripple.
scpt2-5t.
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THE QUEEN-Robcr1 b. Wade, 1119
hirkwood street. Is invited 70 call ~ the
Journal for two tickets to see -Bunty
Pulls the StrinEA"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-FoRD TOURING. 1915;
Il good condition. 1915 Clayton ST.
Phone 4S3iM. sept2 -2t.
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STORAGE.

CTORAGE-RoOM 30xs0, SUITABLE
> for furniture; will divide TO suit. i24
Concord Ave. Phone 559-W. aug3-1m.
CToRAGE-ONE DOLLAR A MONTH
> and up. Clean, light storage rooms
for furniture; local and long distance
hauling. We pack, crate and ship goods
10 an parts Of the world: reasonable
rates. McMahon Bros. Storage Ware
house. Third and orangs streets. Phone
sra ang27-1na
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REAL EsrArE-FoR SALE

FOR SALE = MODERN SIX ROOM
bungalow, Bellefonte Inquire SO
Monroe St sept1-2t
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young chickcnE, from 70 ( pounds Lot
wagons, auto cars, harness. brides. col
lars. halters, i've tons tar rope for fod-
der yarn. Lot goods Of all kinds.
Bring your goods IN and get the cash.
KLAIR 4 HOLLINGSORTH.
aug3i- sept2.
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nROPOS ALS-ADDRESSED TO THE
II President Of the Lcvy Court Room
1873 County Building. Wilmington, Della
ware. will be received until H. o'clock
noon. Wilmington time IN o'clock stand
ard timel Tuesday, september 20, 1921.
FOR the construction Of a macadam road
way. on Lore avenue, from the Whining
ton & Philadelphia trolley tracks. 20 the
River road, a distance Of approximately
500 feet In Rraudywine hundred
plans and specifications may be OBJ
tained al the 0fiice Of the County Engi-
neer Room i23. County Building on and
after September 10, upon the deposit Of
81. which will be refunded upon their
.s."ln, ~ ~ the ieffiny
A certified check Of $500 must accom-.
pany each bid. The Levy Court reserves
the right 70 reject any or an bids.
c. f. GRUB,
sept2-2t County Engineer.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

-------~,~~ s----~----
TSTATE OF CALEB ID. BAKER,
IL DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration unon the estate Of Caleb
~. Baker, late Of White Clay Creek hun
dred. deceased were duly granted unto
Fnos c. Baker. on the twenty second day
OF August, A. ID. 1921. and an persons IN
debted 10 said deceased are requested to
make payments TO the administrator
without delay. and all persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required
10 exhibit and present the same, duly pro-
hated. 10 the said administrator, on or
before the twenty second day Of August.
A. u. 1922. or abide by the law in this
ENOs c. BAKER,
Administrator.
Address Coatsviile. Doe Run. Chester
County, Pa. aug2f-eod-9t
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

XxrANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE
/ w IN neichborhood Of Front street
Apply 30 +. Front ST. Crystal L.aeH
Room
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-GAs STOVE, LIBRARY
IL table rugs, bureau and other ari-
cles. 7f3 jefferson St sept2-2t-
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-rHREE ROOMS AND
IL bath, 40 Jefferson ST. augSl-St
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

XXyANTED-COLORED BoOTbLASh'
w 10 n. Sighth St sepl--~
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NOR sALE-e5o,ooo FIT r. NJ. DOUG
Il LASS FIR and y. c. PINE. SIZES
FTC. WILL SELL FOR LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICES. APPLY WILL
MINGTON PROVISION CO., THIRD
AND ORANGE SITS. sept2-3t
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PROPOSALS FOX PAINTS AND biLc
L Sealed proposals will be received
bv the Board Of Public Education In
Wilmington. Del. Tor paints and oils, to
he used In the public schools as per
schedule on file IN the ONCE Of the sccre-
farv Of the board All proposals must
be- deposited before S o'clock =. NJ. Mon
dav September II. 1921. and must be
marked Proposals for Paints and oils"
The right 20 reject any or an proposals
NJ. HOWARD JESTER. \
y aug3i-3t. Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIc SALE AT MONrCHANIN,
Il Del, on Saturday, September 2. at
/ o'clock (standard time) Of household
and kitchen furniture, consisting Of three
stoves beds and bedding; also lot Of
forks shoveis and hoes George G. Bat
ten. W. n. Lank, Auct. septi2t
Evening journal., 1921-09-02

Machinists and mechanics should
watch the Want Ads today for new
positions
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and is on sale at several places about
town. The use of it gives every one
chance to bring the coming event to
the attention of their out of town
friends.
Mrs. Clarence Gibson was q bust
ness visitor in Waterviile, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Stein and chill
dren of Lisbon Falls are guests of his
sister, Mrs. Ed. Goodwin.
Mrs. Nellie l.. Dodge went to Wa
terville, Wednesday 10 remain a brief
time with friends.
F., E. Whitman and j. c. Grant left
Thursday morning for business trip
TO Shin Pond, Patten
Miss Nellie Potter of Presque Isle,
who has been the popular and eff
cient teacher of the Hill Road
noon, in Bangor, united in marriage
with William Z. Vanidestine of Ban
gor, in that city The ceremony was
performed by Rev. John S. Pendle-
ton of the Columbia ST. Baptist
church. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Alma Potter. Mr..
and Mrs. Vanidestine will reside on
their farm in the suburbs of Bangor.
A district meeting of the Encamp-
ment branch, I. o. o. f. will be held
with Ahiram Lodge of Waterville
Friday evening, June 10. There will
be work in the Golden Rule Degree.
A number of the local members are
planning to be present.
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FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder C. Humphrey
and daughter of Pittsfield were calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Files yesterday.
Misses Rosa and Juliet Grevois and
Emile Ouillette will leave today for
Newport to be guests of Miss Selma
Cakes.
Myron Files of Tufts College is Wis.,
iting his mother, Mrs. r. o. Files.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Congregational church in Benton
on Sunday.
Grades, two, three and six of the
North Grammar school went to
Browns Grove in Benton Thursday.
They passed the day in playing
games. The guests were Mrs Tru-
man Hollis and Master Kempton.
Much credit is being given the Fair
field fire department for the wonder
full work which they accomplished at
Shawmut yesterday when they were
called there about 11.30 A. M. for a
fire in the Mayo Home opposite the
school home. The flames rapidly
spread to the surrounding buildings
About 1000 feet of hose was laid from
installed at the Keyes fibre mill. The
Desmond Home, which has been pur-
chased by the Keyes Fibre Co.. and the
Mayo Home were completely DESTROYED.
The furniture was all removed. Three
of the other houses were slightly
damaged. The cause of the fire was
unknown. Help was summoned from
Waterville. One truck and several
firemen responded to the call.
Superintendent of Schools Merlin
{. Joy was present with ruby stone
ring bearing the Masonic emblem. this
being a gift from the teachers of the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Savage enter
tanned at supper last evening Miss AL
berta Foss and Miss Frieda TarbelI.
teachers at the North Grammar
school. where Mr.. Savage is janitor.
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NORRIDGEWOCK

The remains of Marcellus Cobb
who died in France arrived at his
home in Smithfield and a military
funeral was held in the Gould school
house on Monday. The burial was
in the Smithfield cemetery. There
We're representatives from the Amer
lean Legion Posts of Waterville. Oak
land and Norridgewock. Mr.. Cobb
was nephew of Al. Stanley of Nor
ridgewock.
The annual meeting of 1he Village
Improvement Society was held in the
BAPTIST church Friday afternoon. The
the banquet which the Ladies' Aid of
the Baptist church served in the YES
try was served at $50 and was fol-
lowed by a splendid program. The
church was beautifully decorated
with summer flowers and ferns.
Ernest Gilman and family motored
to Lewiston the first of the week
where they visited with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs S. X. Beane who have
been passing several days in Lowell,
Mass, have returned home.
Harry Staples Oh w OfteSteT, NitSS,
is passing a few days with his pa
rents. Postmaster and Mrs. Carol
Staples.
The Junior class of the Norridge-
wock High school gave the Senior
class farewell party Wednesday at
Smithfield at North pond. all going by
automobiles and after joyful time a
supper was served and the remainder
of the evening was passed in dane
ing The classes were accompanied
by several of the teachers, who serv-
ed as chaperons. A most delightful
time was had by all present.
On account of the wreck at the
Bangs siding the 1890 passenger train
was delayed in its arrival Wednesday
until $50 p. NJ. There were eight
freight cars and a caboose which left
the track.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTION

Sealed proposals will be receiveA \.
the undersigned until Thursday. Inv
7th. at IL o'clock M, for removing ~
present cell building and cells sns s
constructing a new building and cs1 Hs
at the Maine. State Prison. S
Proposals will be received for u.
general contract. for the plumh,ua.e
and for the heating. Plans and snasS
ifications may be seen at the offiee !,
Bunker & Savage. Architects, Auenv.'
ia, Maine.
All proposals shall be marked m
outside Of envelope Proposal" and ~
dressed to the Warden of the MAR.
State Prison, Thomaston. Maine
The right is reserved to reject an,
and all bids. '
Board Of Prison Commissions.
Augusta, June 8, 1921. in7.a',,
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Decker Gets Life
for Staying of Lovett
Youth Is UnmOved

Warsaw, Ind. June l0.-Nlrgli
Decker, 19-year-old farmer, was found
guilty of murder in the first degree
in connection with the death of Leroy
Lovett, his associate, by jury in
circuit court here tonight. He was
sentenced to life Imprisonment.
The jury was out less than three
hours and reached verdict on the
fifth ballot.
Young Decker showed no emotion
when the verdict was read in the
court or when sentence was passed.
He adopted nonchalant attitude
throughout the trial and seemed in
excellent spirits when he was taken
back to his cell.
Decker was accused of numbering
Iovett. who is said to have been his
double" as the outcome of an al
legged conspiracy among members of
the Decker family to kill Lovett.
claim his body as that Of Decker and
collect 1900 in life insurance.
The other members of the Decker
family are in Jail here awaiting trial,
the date Of which has not been set.
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Edwin Foster The occasion for this
outing is the approaching marriage
of two Of the employees, Miss Marie
Begin, one of the bookkeepers, and
Mr.. Marcue. The company and en-
ployes presented Miss Begin with a
handsome clock, the presentation be-
ing made by Miss Eleanor Poulin.
After the banquet H. l.. Emery was
POSTMASTER and the speakers were
Mr. Foster. Harry Brown, Herbert
Brown, Mrs. Fife Davis. Miss Poulin
and George McCurdy. Two vocal
solos were enjoyed. one by Mr.. Mar
cue and one by Mrs. Bowdoin. Upon
their return to Skowhegan all made
a visit to the Skowhegan store. Here
Miss Begin was presented with two
handsome linen towels by Roy Lam
caster in behalf of the Skowhegan
employees.
Fifty of the employees of the Maine
Paper & Pulp Company went out on
a strike at noon Thursday in an at
tempt to enforce an eight hour work
ing schedule. The men are now
working ~ and 10 hours and when
shifting from day to night work, or
vice versa, work continuously As hours.
The men sent a committee to New
York to interview the owners but
could reach no agreement and return
ed Wednesday night. Today the men
were ordered out by their union off,
Gals. The mill was formerly owned
by E. L. Savage and was purchased
about a year ago by the Maine Paper
& Pulp Company. Elmer Emigh is
superintendent.
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UNCLE SAM TO Be
kept POSTED ON ALL
WORLD MONEY DEALS

Washington, June 10--Assurances
are understood to have been given
the government by the groups of in
ternational bankers in this country
that the sanction of American off,
Gals will be sought in all future
dealings affecting the world financial
situation.
The assurances are understood to
have been given as a result of the
recent White House conference held
by President Harding with ]. P.
Norman and other American finan-
ciers.
In discussing the assurances CIV
en-, administration spokesman said
that as a result of the transition of
the United States to a creditor ma
ton it was imperative that there
should be the fullest CO. operation
between the government and bank
ers engaged in transactions Of an in
ternational character.
The understanding reached be-
engaged in transactions of an inter-
national character.
The understanding reached be-
tween the government and interna-
tional bankers was said to be of a
broad and general character.
Formal government approval, it is
understood, will be required before
any general policy is adopted, but
separate transactions under the pol
icy will be referred to the govern
ment ordinarily for informal discus
sion only. At the same time it be-
came known today that representa-
tives of the Federal Reserve board
and the treasury have already begun
to select the conferees for a second
conference of bankers such as that
which recently assembled at the
White House. The second confer
ence is expected to include bankers
from the west.
The assurances received from the
eastern bankers. it was said, would
result in all future financial transac-
tions between bankers in this coun-
try and forign borrower being in line
with the governments policies for
economic readjustment. Proposals
for either direct loans or bond is
sues in this country suggested by
either private banks abroad or for
eign executives was explained. would
be submitted to the government for
investigation. In this way, it was
asserted the ACCESSIBILITY of proposed
advances overseas would be worked
out co-operatively in the light of best
interests of the nation.
However. administration spokes-
men declared, the participation OF
government in future finance prop
lens could not be taken to mean
that official acquiescence to any
loans hereafter would imply a guar
antee of the transaction.
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Harrison Calls
Sims and Harvey
Gold Dust Twins

washington, June 10-Rear Ad,
miral Sims and Ambassador Harvey
were described today in the Senate
by Senator Harrison, Democrat. Mis-.
sissippi, as these two Gold Dust
Twins who now represent the gov.
ernment of the United States in
England"
Senator Harrison, author of the
resolution adopted yesterday direct.
ing the naval committee to invest
gate Admiral Sims speech criticiz
ing Sim Fein sympathizers, declared
the admiral's speech and that Of
MIR. Harvey at the Pilgrims dinner,
We're an outrage to red blooded
Americans"
Il hope the Senate committee will
secure the report that Secretary
DENLY has demanded from Admiral
Sims" he said. II hope Congress
VIII take immediate action if Secre-
tary DENLY fails to do anything to
MIN If he was quoted correctly"
senator Harrison said that Ad
miral Sims Ought to be got rid Of
from the navy" if he was quoted &C.
curately and he also reiterated his
demana for Ambassador Harveys
recall.
Noting that Secretary DENLY had
called upon Admiral Sims for an ex.
PLANTATION within "a hours, Senator
Harrison said that no official of the
government had taken similar action
as to Ambassador Harvey.
He has not been called down by
the President or the secretary Of
state or any Official" said the sen.
ator.
A resolution declaring Rear Ad.
mlral Sims IAN undesirable allen
and denying him re-admittance to
any American port, was INTRODUCED
IN the House late today by Represen-
tatiVe Gallivan, Democrat, Massachu-
sets.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Gal
hVan referred to Rear Admiral Sins
as a foreign born citizen Of the
United States, but now CONNECTED
unhappily and unfortunately, with
the naval establishment of this
country" On other occasions Il
aoded, he had publicly stated that
IN case of war between the United
states and Great Britain, one British
snip could easily dispose of four Or
nVe American ships of a correspond
ing type" and it charged that "sims
mas publicly deprecated his superior
oHlcers in the navy establishment
ana the character and quality of the
government of this republic"
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BLOCK PROPOSED
ONE BIG METAL
TRADES UNION

Denver, Col, June 10.-Deiegates TO
the convention of the metal trades de-
partment of the American Federation
of Labor this afternoon defeated pro-
posal designed to bring about the Or
ganization of one big metal trades
union in the United States
Representatives of the Information
al Association of Machinists, who in
troduced the resolution. were scored
as advocating and attempting 10 revive
the "One Big Union" idea in this coun-
try. The debate was long and bitter
representatives of the Pattern Makers
League of North America. the inter-
national Brotherhood of Boilermakers
and International Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers vigorously opposing the
proposal.
A roll call showed that the resolu-
ton was defeated by vote of S2I0 to
III,
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Maine State Highway Com.
mission
Notice to Bridge Contraction

Notice is hereby given that seales
proposals will be received by reris
tered mail at the office of the Main
State Highway Commission. August
Maine, June 10th. 1921. until II
O'Clock A. NJ. STANDARD time) 70,
the construction of the foliowias
bridge structures. viz:
Fish Stream Bridge over Fish
Stream in the town of Island Falls
Aroostook County, Maine.
Prestile Stream Bridge over Pres.
tile Stream In the f Ss,no Of VESTED
Eddy Bridge over Caribou Stream i,
the town of Woodland, AroostooI
Dicky Brook Bridge over Dick,
Brook in the town of ST. Agaths
Aroostook County. Maine.
(s15.OO) will be made for the plans
and specifications for each bridge, the
same to be returnable when the plans
and specifications are returned In r,oS
condition to the Commission.
Each proposal must be made UPON
a blank form provided by the Com.
mission and must be accompanied BY
a certified check in favor of the Treas.
urer of the State of Maine to ths
amount of ten per cent Q0GoI Of The
proposal as a guarantee that the bid.
der will contract for the work If il is
awarded TO MIN.
Each proposal shall be in a separate
envelope. sealed and plainly marked
Proposal for the Construction of
Bridge over
in the town OF State
of Maine.
The successful bidder will be re-.
quired to furnish a surety COMPANY
. bond of fifty per cent (50T) of the
contract price. Proposal forms, plans
and specifications may be secured upon
application to the Commission.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals.
WILLIAM NJ. AVER, Chairman.
PHILIP J. DEERING.
FRANK A. PEABODY,
State Highway Commission.
PAUL d. SARGENT
Chief Engineer.
Dated at Augusta, Me, May 81. 1921
in -4-S-11