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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-17
MADISON

- Notices have been posted of a
thearing before the board of select
men next Saturday afternoon to see
if "a license will be granted to Harry
Hagopian for the erection of plan
ing mill This is the third hearing
which has been held on this matter.
Last spring after the destruction of
Mr.. Haopian's mill by fire. a strin-
gent set of laws embracing the
whole Village Corporation as a fire
district was adopted. Before these
laws went into effect Mr.. Hagopian
commenced the erection of another
mill but was stopped by legal action.
A hearing was held before the Sc
lectmen and the license refused. La
ter another hearing was held and
Mr.. Hagopian commenced work
again on his mill but was again
stopped. Last Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Hagopian who is one of the
large tax payers. appealed to the
voters through an article in the
town warrant with the result that
the selectmen were instructed to
grant the license. Those opposing
the erection of the building assert
that in spite of the vote the select
men cannot legally issue a warrant
in view of the laws now in force and
the outcome of the hearing is await
ed with considerable interest.
Excavations for the foundations
of the new school house are pro-
ceeding rapidly and it is expected
that work on the forms for the
cement will be commenced in few
days.
Miss Berry, Holden and Mrs Dan
forth, who have been attending the
Epworth League Institute at the
Poland Campground for the past
week. returned home Monday night.
Rev. T. B. HIATT of Island Falls
was calling on friends in Madison
and vicinity the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pooler of
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LIBERTY

WEST--Mr and Mrs. George Mat
thews and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Par
sons and daughter Bertha of Belfast
were the guests OF relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Bailey and
daughter of Thorndike were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert T..
Cunningham Sunday.
Frank w. Cunningham and Ever
EFT Curtis were in Augusta on bust
ness this week.
Andrew Rokes has q crew of men
chopping lumber on the Brown
place. Mr.. Edmonds will soon start
his mill there to saw the lumber.
Miss Ethel Sherman is at home on
her vacation.
Donald Cunningham of Washing
ton was the guest OF his cousin
Frank recently.
b. e. Cunningham was business
caller at Augusta this week.
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PIGS-Pure bred Duroe Jersey. Os-
car McCausland, IS Main Ave, Farm
ingdale
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HOGS-Receipts $4,000; mostly IS
to 80 cents lower than yesterdays av-
erage; closed demoralized and so to IS
cents lower; hold over very liberal;
top early 1855; practical limit late
1928. bulk light and light butchers
1000 1875. bulk packing sows 5000
SOS; pigs fully so cents lower; bulk
desirable 945 gST5.
lambs steady; top 1925; bulk to pack
ers 925 a ] 600: culls mostly 500; best
western lambs steady; others 10 to rs
cents lower; top 1875; ranging down to
1910, six loads not sold at noon;
Montana WetherS 25 cents higher at
625: native fa- ewes steady at 1926 to
$50; no choice lights here; feeder
lambs strong; no sales at noon.
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Bangor arrived in Madison Monday
night to visit Mrs. Pooler's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Strang.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vies and
family left town Sunday for Bar
Harbor where they will spend their
vacation with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Powers OF
Portland were the guests of Mrs.
Clara f. Powers recently.
A Pittsield business man was call
ed to Madison Monday on the charge
of speeding his auto on the village
streets. When the hearing was
called it was found that the man
had not been in town and that his
auto ha dbeen laid up for repairs
for several weeks. The machine
bore the same number as the one
wanted minus a letter and the mix
up is supposed to have been made
at the Office of the Secretary of
State,
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
The LEADING Stocks

New York. Aug. l6.-Liquidation
ana professional selling caused FUR
lhef material depreciation of quoted
values IN the stock market today. Nu-
iheFous speculative issues sustained
additional declines of one to four
points.
New low records for a year or more
were registered by oils. steels, equip
hents, chemicals and various unclas-
s'led shares. Other elements of weak
hrsS embraced food, textile, paper and
man order issues. Rails were apa-
~. VIC nut mailly lower and shipplngS
"'So taSed under pressure.
Lowest prices were made in the aft
eIHooh wnen offerings of Mexican Pc
1pioleum, United Fruit and General
Electrlc were most effective. Before
ny close however profit taking caus-
eu moderate rallies. Sales amounted
10 100 600 shares.
: Mlthdrawal of $50, 000. 900 of federal
eeposlt5 from local banks precluded
"dS relaxation of money rates. All
a., az 4oanS were made at per cent. and
'nht accommodations held at TO
nl,.,a per cent, the same quotation APP
''I ing TO commercial paper.
LGACeptng Scandinavian remittances,
,, IGN exchanges manifested fresh
TE!HSeIliement. Sterling bills reacted
r1,,, Gssnts' francs fell eight points and
Sa.liutrs lost - points. Marks were
later ava" 'o' iaiiieu si'sh
file bond market was dull, hut
CONFESS prevailed in rails. including
eiGanvertible issues and most of the for
i'm, group. Liberty issues were ir-
,ggular; slight reactions ruling at the
250,O0O. ''t''' par Naiue' were 20
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EGGS-Irreguiar; receipts 23.606
cases; fresh gathered extra firsts IS a
Al: fresh gathered frsts 34G37; state
Pa. and nearby western hennery
whites frsts to extras 1868; do
brown and mjNed Colors frsts to ex-
tras $50 40; refrigerator specials 81
q IS; do f1rStS 70 G36.
POTATOES-St Steady. unchanged.
CABBAGES-Quiet. unchanged.
The market FOR raw sugar was quiet
today and while no sales were report
ed there were offerings at last prices
for Porto Ricos. being available at
i.7a for centrifugal.
Raw futures We're easier during the
early operations under continued Ii
quotation but after showing declines
of two to four points prices rallied on
covering, closing at one point decline
to three net advance. Final bids: Sep
tember 3.05. December 2.S3, March 81
May 272
There was nothing new in the re-
fined situation and prices were 'un-
changed at to els for fine granu-
lated. Buyers are receiving sugar pre-
Viously purchased. and the demand is
now less active.
The market for refined sugar flu
lures was more active and prices were
lower under scattered selling by west
ern and European interests, with clos
ing quotations five to II points net
lower. September closed at 5S5, De-
cember 5.6S. March 5.63. all bid.
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
JUST CALL 13o
ASK FOR A WANT AO TAkER

Thompson, State master, began his
remarks, why do all the people
come here?" Results are what
count He spoke encouragingly OF
the grange, reporting 10000 patrons
in Maine and 100000 in the United
States. quoting Emerson as saying.
Give me health and day and | VIII
make Kings envious," and giving
tribute to Maine as State. We have
good living. good literature, friends.
amusements, good clothing and
good homes. Music, followed by Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. AMI Miss jew
EFT; a vocal solo; history by II. 3.
Clifford; then the song. God Be
with You Till We Meet Again"
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in club work, gave a tribute to An
son boys and girls club, and its man
ner Of using parliamentary rules.
She is very proud of that club, She
wants a ladies' branch of the Farm
Bureau for county, school and house
hold management and to interest
farmers wives in keeping house &C
counts, modern f1reless cooker, pres
sure cooker. running water, dress
forms. foundation patterns, etc.
P w. Libby at this time offered a
feeling address of welcome, after
which a song by choir and then
recess for dinner. and a picnic lunch,
with cogee furnished by the Pomona
was enjoyed by all.
Afternoon session opened with
singing America" by congregation;
vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Clifford of Hartland; recitation, Lou
Use Crawford; remarks by w. J.
Thompson of China. master of the
Maine State Grange and member
of the executive committee of the
National Grange.
The next speaker was Leslie
Smith, master of Massachusetts
State Grange. He opened his ad-
dress with amusing stories and gave
a fine tribute to Mr.. and Mrs. Libby,
mentioning the excellent dinner
served by them He mentioned his
love for the grange and described his
visit to Plymouth, where he saw the
pageant and his mind went back to
the hardships of the Puritans and
his appreciation of the fact that
everything was made for our COM
fort and happiness. He alluded to
Mr. Kelly and his experience In
starting the grange, thinking Mr..
Kelly himself did not realize what
the grange would grow to be. He be-
lieves the grange is always on the
right side of important questions. is
always going forward, not backward.
1t has $4,000 patrons in Massachu-
sets and is taking Up community
service work, for example, flag pole
and flag work, scenery for hall,
church painting. and school lunches.
His slogan was DO what we have to
do and do it in the best way" face
the front Stand behind the church
in grange work
At the close Of his talk came a
recitation. Verna Jewell; vocal duet,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Clifford. J. w.
Hoyt of Dexter master of East
Somerset Pomona, in few well
chosen words of appreciation. spoke
of the kind hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Libby and presented them in
behalf of the Pomona with a purse
containing the sum of $40. Remarks
in response by Mr. Libby: song and
encore, Louise Crawford. w. J.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Femaie

CHAMBER MAID-Experience one
at Hallowell House
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. Aug. |

Boston. Aug. 16.
BEEF-Choico whole cattle 173MlS
BUTTER-Extras 443G453: tirsts
41M44
CHEESE-Fresh choice 21@21a:
firsts 19@20
CORN-No. 2 yellow 7S679.
EGGs-Nearby hennery 55@5s;
western extra firsts 46GiS
fLOUR-Sprlng patents, 196-Ib.
sacks special shorts 9jUWl0: stand
ard 775 q $50
HAY--No. timothy 31@32.
LAMB-Spring 1926
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds "a a So.
PORK Medium backs 243 G27s.
Native 31240 per box:
sweets 6Q62j per barrel
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes 6.15 cents in l00-barrel lots
less 2 per cent. for cash.
NEAL-l0M1S.
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East Somerset Pomona

The tenth annual field meeting of
East Somerset Pomona was held
Wednesday at the beautiful farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p w Libby in
st. Adams. A stage had been placed
in a fine grove on the oppisite side
of the road from the house and was
decorated with the national colors
and the following notices on swing
ing banners: an Essentials Unity"
In Non Essentials Liberty" an all
things Charity" A. p. Howes of
Palmyra acted as chairman of the
meeting and after America was sung
er.
In his speech Mr.. Slower advocated
the use of acid phosphate in connec-
ton with farm dressing. He is plan
ming for several demonstra tons dur
ing the pear pruning campaign and
busting demonstration. He said
the spraying method is better. but is
not done. busting is easier and
therefore more likely to meet the
farmers requirements. He also ad-
vocated raising better stock not only
for the dairy but to include pigs,
sheep and all farm stock He intends
to form testing circles and advised
culling out all poor stock. especially
cows. He believes in Mammoth Flint
corn, community demonstration,
poultry culling campaign, white hen
with white legs as best egg produ-
GERS, early and late chicken demon
stration. killing and picking demon
STATIONS. Farm accounts are a bust
ness method to know how much each
crop costs and thus be able to figure
profit or loss.
Miss Hare was the next speaker
and as she 10 very much interested
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New York Produce Market

New York. Aug. to.
WHEAT-Spot easier; No. . red
1861: No. hard 1874 and No. 2 mixed
durum 1893 c track New York to
arrive. No. / Manitoba nominal.
CORN-Spot easy; No. yellow
and No. 2 white 79s and No. 2 mixed
795 New York Today shipment.
OATS-Spot easy; No. white Al.
1135.
BUTTER-Barely steady: receipts
1916 tubs; creamery higher than ex-
tras AL 645; 90. extras 80 score 433 a
A: do. firsts SIS to 81 score 3SAm43;
packing stock current make No. 2 20.
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Chicago Produce Market
Chica go. Aug. /

NhICagO, Aug. To.
Material declines in the value of
wheat took place today largely owing
to stock market depression and to
spectacular breaks in the prices of
corn and oats. Wheat closed nervous
to cents net lower with September
l.22 to 1.22a and December 1.233 to
l.23S. Corn lost ! : to Il and oats II
TO Is cents. IN provisions the out
come ranged from unchanged to IS
cents lower
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Lots for Sale

HOUSE LOT-I54xlO0, excellent Nloca-
ton, perfectly dry and corner lot.
Inquire for Mr.. Ames between $50
and +. NJ. 30 Myrtle St.
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago. Aug. TO.
CATTLE-Rcceipts 10000 choice
beef steers steady; other grades dull,
mostly 10 to II cents lower: top year
lings 1915; heavy steers 1850; bulk
700 Q1000; she stock dull about
steady: bulk fat she stock 4OO@ 625:
Gamers and cutters 225 a 325; bulls
steady; bulk t50@625; veal calves.
stockerS and feeders strong: bulk
light veal calves to packers 5000 $50
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LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles
Poultry and Supplies

OULTRY-Highest cash prices PAL
for poultry and fresh eggs. S. Evian:
AL Water St. Gardiner. Tel 4l6-f
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Renovatine and Dyeino

CLEANED-Pressed and
repaired, at short notice; straw hats
cleaned bleached or colored: rugs
and carpets cleaned. Will call for
and deliver, also will come to your
house and clean wall paper paint,
carpets. oil cloth. oil and gas stoves.
straw mating. Tel 77-W your wants
Get satisfaction. The Juvo Method
Rates reasonable. Edgar Anderson,
Gardiner.
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LIVE STOCK

less, II yrs. old. Low price for quick
sale. Perry J. Caldwell. Tel. 1929,
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akef Help You Write Your Ad You'll Get Quicker Results
MERCHANDISE
Building Materials

BUILDING MATERIAL = IND nand.
consisting Of doors windows. clap
boards and rough lumber. G. +.
Armstrong Co. Tel. 52S-M.
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FOLDING BOAT-And canoe. H. M
Stanley. Winthrop. Maine.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

ELEVATION ARMY-Wants clothing
ennsSress Winthrop st. Tel. 41<-W.
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IT'S YOUR MOVE !!

and that waiting
to
to save money time
lie o
ton happiness
Advantageous
classified
nd you to and
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

restaurant man with
some capital. an unusual opportunity
for summer or all-year-round hotel,
near Portland on State road and car
line Access to beautiful bathing
mer houses and tennis courts. Few
minutes ride to country club and
golf links. Have splendid proposition
to offer you. Write J. J. Buckley, SO
Exchange St. Portland, Maine.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

CAPABLE HOUSEGTRL-Or woman
viii give good wages to right party.
Tel. 103W. J. B. Hayes, Gardiner
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Stu ations Wanted-Male

CLERK-Of Q yrs experience, wishes
position in grocery store, or any
other work. Write Maurice Dyer, "A
Northern Ave
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Music In the home is easy if you use
classification GO.
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Service Stations Repairing IS
VULCANIZING - Prices reasonable
Satisfaction guaranteed. II. c. Good
win, 1909 Water St. Randolph.
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Read of the Wants and offers of people
you know. Turn to the Want Ad
Section.
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WORK-Painting, paper hanging and
general work. V. f. Toothaker, 1lS
Second ST.. hallowell.
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KENNEBEC JOURNAL
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
rndsxed for Quick Reference

Classified Advertisements that are
telephoned to The Kennebec Journal
will be accepted at the charge rates
quoted above But the cash rate cost
viii be accepted at full payment II
offered at the Journal office within Z
days after any such ad Is hrst printed
in the paper. Otherwise the cost at
the charge rates quoted above Will be
collected by messenger.
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Houses for Sale

TIOuSSS yOF Sdfo "
ATTRACTIVE HOME-with about. 6
acres of land 8 miles from the city.
VIII sell reasonable. J. w. Beck
Agency 207 Water St. Augusta.
DOUBLE TENEMENT-House IN
beautiful location. Hardwood floors.
electric lights. bath room. hot and
cold water, large garage, good gar
den fine shade trees. Price $4,000.
Easy terms. {. X. Beane. Gardner,
Me
GARDINER--S-r oom house with sta
BILE, central location, thoroughly built,
large double lots $50 II. front on
main street, 100 #. back, very desr-
able location q real homo. Price
$4,000. c, II Heane. Gardiner, Me.
GARDINER-lO-roo house, equip
ped for , families. Electric lights.
good bath room, garage, garden, cen
trally located $4,000. d. S. McNaugh
ton. ] Depot Square. Gardiner. Tel. 6S.
GARDINER-Two-s story house at ~
kingsbury street. Double lot. Steam
heat and modern improvements. Mrs.
Henry S. Webster. Tel. 267M.
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SALES MEN--57 miles per gallon made
with new patented gasoline vaporIzer
Write for particulars. Stransky Va
pOriZer Co, PukWana, S. Dakota.
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USED AUTO PARTS-Tires and
tubes. old cars bought for parts. Rip
ley Co.. Augusta, Me.
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5000 Secures 1877 Acres With
Crops, Tools, 5 Cows and

Heifers. machinery. equipment includ-
ed; on good road. convenient thriving
r. L. town; 125 acres fertile tillage;
25-cow pasture. estimated 1000 cords
wood, 100 900 IT. timber; 100 apple
trees; good Groom house. large veran-
da. beautiful maple shade, excellent
view; 20-cow barn, siio. stable store
house poultry house, sheep barn. To
settle affairs $3.50 takes all. only $500
down. easy terms. Details page 10
Illus. Catalog 100 Bargains. FREE.
STROUT FARM AGENCY. 341 l..
Water St Augusta Me
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Sterling 60-day bills and CONNER
cial 6O-day bills on banks 3.61;s
Commercial 60-day bills 1909, de-
mand 3.643. cables 3.65.
Francs, demand 7.72s, cables 7.13.
Belgian francs. demand 7.573, cables
7.5S.
Builders, demand 30.97. cables 31.03.
Lire, demand 4.33 cables 4.333.
Marks, demand 1.07, cables l.o7i
Greece. demand 5.4S.
Argentine, demand 29.S7.
Brazilian. demand 1928
Montreal 10 3-16 per cent. discount.
Government bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds easy.
Time loans firm; 60 days, 90 days
and six months 6063 per cent.
Cali money firm; high 6. low s, rul-
ing rate 6. closing bid So, offered at 8.
last loan G. Call loan against accept
ances 81.
Foreign exchange rates were irreg-
ular later, some remittanceS rallying
and others going still lower.
Sterling 60-day bills and CONNER
cial 60-day bills on banks 3.603. Com
n 40 demand 2 GA
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

Business Property 81
BUILDING-Uppe end State St..
known as the y. S. Club. with furni-
ture consisting of pool table. piano,
tables, chairs, dishes, furnace. ETC.;
for full particulars inquire lO5 Wat
er St.
ARDINER-Property on Water st.
known as the Ring block. This is one
of the largest and most desirable
stores on the street, Inquire of Lu-
cretia II. Lamb. Gardiner, Maine.
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Statesmen and Agents

SALES MAN--We have an opening for
one more salesman to cover Augusta
and HALLOWEEN territory. This is
live opening for live man. Apply
at once if you mean business. Grand
Union Tea Co. WaterVille. Nc.
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Farms and Land for Sale

Farms and Land for Sale 50
FARM-60 acres, cut upward 10 tons
of good hay. Good set of buildings,
about ) miles from city. Will sell
at very low figure. J. w Beck
Agency, 207 Water St, Augusta, Me.
FARMS-All kinds and all prices. In
quire of 0. ]. Cote, 80 Northern Ave-,
Augusta. Me.
65 ACRES--Farm. good buildings.
spring water in house and barn, two
good pair kIrses. , cows, all farming
tools Plenty wood and lumber. "a
miles from depot. A very desirable
home Excellent pasture. Price $1,000
for everything. c. III. Beane Gardiner,
Me.
125 ACRES-Farm on state road 2
miles from city. $4,000 worth lumber
large lot wood very large orchard.
large pasture we'll fenced, several
good cottage lots on Cobbossee
stream. Good set buildings. one of the
best locations in the county. Price
5000. g. III. Beane Gardiner, Me.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

OVERLAND TOURING-Five passen-
ger. Price right. Inquire II school ST.
REO-l921 touring car. Rune 1900
miles. All cord tires. Perfect con-
dition. $3.50 c. H. Beane, Gardiner
WRIST WATCH-Gold, and bracelet,
lost Saturday night on Mechanic or
Water streets. Reward. T. S. Smith
g. Co, Gardiner.
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by

corrected DdllN ny
KINNEY G. GREENWOOD,
oS7 Water St. Augusta
Phones 1264-1265
ELMER H. BRIGHT & CO.
Members of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
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Auto Accessories

MIRRORS-For trucks and pleasure
cars. Comply with the law and the
users requirements. The Automo-
bile Accessory Store, Fitield Bros. Co,
ODD. depot.
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Professional Services

MADAM CkAM-Med ium. Readings
daily. No. Capitol ST. Tel 657-J
TRAINED NURSE--WiH take cases
Confinement cases preferred Best of
references. Mrs. John True, +. II,
Litchfjeld.
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PIGS weeks old, IS each. White
Chester. &. L. Dill, Gardiner. Tel.
111-l2.
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Auto tivery-Garaces
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
Heating and Plumhinn

PLUMBING AND HEATING-Of all
Kinds. Work estimated free of
charge: L. E. Martin. 10 Gannett st.
Tel. 361-R.
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NEW BUGGY-Used bat little. Work
harness, very good condition. Set new
light harness. Address Mrs. a. G.
MacDougal. Phone 81 Readfeld, Me.