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The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01
GILMORE


Weather first? Well, the weather
man could not have gwen US better.
Such days Of sunshine and warmth.
with just enough snow left lying on
the ground to provide good coasting
for children.
Doings? Not much--just work each
day and gladness that the work Is to
De had. A few have ventured out be.
yond, among them are Erwin Jewett
and wife and Bob Robertti. The two
men went to Salmon to attend ses-
sion Of a local lodge while Mrs. Jew
cit and baby stopped Off al Lemhi
and were guests Of Mrs. William
Prouse.
Z. e, Ross departed Wednesday
last Tor his home at Ridgeway, Penn
syivania, to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Ruth Matthews of Baker Wis
ited friends In Gilmore the past week.
Mrs. Raymond Davis ana young
son Francis are the guests at Mgs
haSis parents At Re3hurg, Idaho.
Mr. and 8lFs. John Moef ana a,,
Ihoniss and uagghteP gnfab sos,,,,,..,i
"wednesday laa from Rexhuyg and
Idaho Falls. Tom hWa usaereana So N,
a,pefasiea for appendicitis 81 tbs I.la-
Mrs. +. A. Widiqwsan II III >, hor
nome but " feeling better now.
Frank Werthing and family moved
into town Saturday from their 1ireh
creek nome. Mr.. Northing leased
winter. wy
Mrs. A. X. Nichols, who was so un-
fortunate as 10 have her arm ampu.
tated as a result Of being shot last
June, has recovered sufficiently h. ha
taken to Blackfoos, where She 4 the
guest Of friends.
Mrs. Dan waltegs spent several
days last week visiting her sister.
airs II " FriedoFif, At Leadore.
Benson Evans has been ii Leatlore
Ter 2 cesple u days locking up MN
ing conditions ca Eight-Eiile.
George peetin Is eviga In n tbs
5aesfera q isl, tAaca ssd With apnen /
dicisis,
The tatastrYss aers s. G, Seb i
ner, Eyre and Romano. finished
matang tho amount al timber IN thls
salstrlet ard departed fog ioaaore on
Monday.
Couley naly, employed at the f.at.
est Ont, left Monday for fenhi 10
pend Thanksgiving with home folks.
II. s. Walker spent few DAYS last
'eck with his children in salmon.
Francis o'oonner Of Ferney l. now
employed ct tie Z. |.
A. r. Wilson has opened Gp a
unch counter and Is doing u thriving I
business
The bunk house at the Z. Lis be. ,
ng remodeled. enlarged and will ae- ,
'ommodatc a much larger number Of
nen and at the same time be very
comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs. p. S. Lewis severed {
heir connection with the p. |. in the !
Of cooks. and are now oper-
ting a chilli and lunch psglor in
'utte.
Herman sfeister Il Under the doc /
or's care Ut Salmon wi,h a case Of I
aad poisoning. t
Thanksgiving Eve The sehoolchil. +
ren. a listed - some OF the older :
olks gave a splendid entertainment Il
Andetson's hall Thank giving #
ight masked ball was given. I
Frank Underwood Of Idaho Falls g
roaghs his family over for the win
n. dis young son, Frank. Jr., has
iine dog team which is the envy OF c,
le youngsters about camp. lh
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01
ON knew il was wrong

you knew it was wrong" NJ
"Sure, y'r Honor, but it W.
five minutes off, SO why hes''S's
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles han fs.|
Falls home. On "Wednesday ,s;lss, laSs Z 5
Mrs. Adams and<3Irs. +; 7. MrI = Iysr'
tertained at the Adams hoihe .aSlss 5, =
of Mrs. Hart, with three 'a,~-ssssaisil
bridge. A guest pEize was
TO Mrs. Hart. In. g.
Idaho Falls-SiX artesiaLh aLh-,,rhis =
Hamer reelamtion projeeII, ~ go : s,ir
with flow of thousnd gslioi's
ute. - Al, eans
trout to be placed IN
streams. ,.:nc eoIarlei'
New stockyards are beng
ed at Mackay.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01

"Seme girls faces amt worth the
SKIN they are painted on"


To insure healthy action Of the
ooWetS and correct disorders of the
aver, take two of Chsmberlain's Tar
lets immediately after supper. Thev
VII not only cause : gentle movement
" ne bowels, without unpleasant ef-
tectS, but Danish that duh, stupid feel
ms te2t often accompanies con stina-
ton Tor sale by 4, G. Hetinger. Sal
tA0" NHtSst' Adv
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go tell his mother" ' '''s.'
aug " honor, don, sou think
'iS iss3~aet kAoVs his name"
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,-,,, '1l's man, I'm surprised at
III -.e, ., l2g come from a good family
~,' 80! "-,eA You took that watch
sen /, with Recorder Wantad
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01

: HeS Your name On The Reeor,lor
u.s. slsy To-Day 1t will help Us, it Mill
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01
Drill Night
Captain-"Right

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SINS. So1a Left shoulder a-fmsi Pre-.
: It,,. as. 2-rms! Right sho'der arms
Le,t sho'der a-r-" "ii'i''
~. SF59'i2 1rk Rook tputting down gun,
Trp v.,1.le9 1I.5le9ayen's sake, man-MAKE
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01

Don't fan 10 look over the Wantad.
column, may be something thefe you
have been looking for.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01

itelI, ,Sil Read Read, it Your Way
Little Willie Burns.
Irs e. ilttIe Willie Burns.
ne st on 2 stove.
res little Willie Burns.
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WANTED---Issues Of The Recorder
for January Ii and 20. 1922. win
pay 25c per copy.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-12-01
,TABLlS
lie Sal
NSMAA
/ AND D.sH 81
RED SlOS
$3.50. Fu1

IA II - Il
$3.50. Fu1
biz public
Tuesday. "
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|urniture sa
loved to be
kinds arg /,
Iling at wi
riPpS.
Eale Of rel
khorthorn
bd calves v
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bed by som
this goou 4
How consl
Id Of amin;
knlals broua|
khile the 81
kround $72
yf the oferi|
Sndition and
peflof sup9
Fer prices;
bf the cattld
] Lemhi Cd
told to Lee
| people, VIII
&ork and OF
| rs head OF
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of !he sail
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Ter nother1
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atient is re|
bon be hon
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Dancing Cl1
N. Bradsls
| days re-ol|
Is dancing
lost popul|
| fifty nlen
fhe first o
/ Monday
hall with
orchestra.
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Tracken's 4
and Mrs
arnen are
hts of On
expect tc
burney by
len is to
\ |grocery i
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lamys I'm
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tl!nners W
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Miss Gree
Is and All
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

Republic. Unitel States Rubber and
Mercantile Marine preferred showing
marked heaVincss. Miscellaneous spo-
calties wore duh throughout but caScd
at the first indication Of a reaction
elsewhere. Sales amounted to 500 O0O
shares.
Can loans opened and renewed at :
per cent, ratit cling the drain on local
reserves in conut elton with heavy July
interest and dividend payments. easing
to 4, per cent. .atcr. An increased in
quilT fer time funds caused 90 and CO.
recent offerings at 81 per cent.
day rates to hold at A per cent. against
Foreign exchanges were disposed to
strengthen at the outset. falling back,
however, hCfOr" the close of the mar
kct. Sterling lost a moderate fraction.
but recent hcavincSS in French and
Belgian bills VAS resumed. of the sev-
cral Allied rcmiitanccS the Italian rate
alone bold comparatively firm. NCu-
trails mallc up part of their setback
but the new nationals" and the Aus
trian rate displayed further weakness.
Conditions in the bond market show
Cd no material alteration from recent
irregular and hCSitant tendencies.
Dullnoss was the outstanding feature,
the turnover being unusually light.
For the first time in several weeks
the entire Liberty group, the BIS cN-
ccutCd, closed at TCCcSSionS. OF for
cign loans the Mexican As and os alone
gave a good ace Junt of themselves. al
though japanese governments and sev-
cral of the French municipalS tended
upward with Republic of Chile and
Cuba Cane issues
Among the less prominent rails a
two point rise was made in Dcs Moincs
& Fort Dodge As and more moderate
strength was shown by southern Pa
cific collateral IS; Chicago X Eastern
Illinois IS. Union Pacific As and Wheel
ing 4 Lake 4;rie as.
Rcactionary features embraced Sea-
hoard 6s and adjustment 5s. rennsyl-
vania general 5s, Norfolk \ Western
convertible Is. Minneapolis 4s, Chicago
& Northwestern 5s of 1887, Atlantic
Fruit IS and Consolidated Gas Is. To-
tai sales, par value, aggregated SILL
0690
New corporate offerings We're lack
ing today but several underwritings
by municipalities and railroads are in
prospect. the former including a City
Of Cleveland $2.G00,000 bond offering.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. June 27.
disappointing threshing returns to-
2t:her with enlarged export and mill
lug demand had decided bullish cf-
feet today on tie Wheat market. Prices
rioscd strong >, to ; 1-9 cents Let
2 cher. July 1i4A to ia! and feptem-
bnr 115l to I1jt. Corn gained. TO 4
cent, oats ! to I, and provisions q q
! 10 -.
Adverse. thrcshlng reports came
chiefly from lrdiana. Ohio. Missouri
and Nebra ska nd were much more nu-
m"rous than Cas been the rule hereto
circumstance was the fact that farm
only q sparing n amer. recent declines
having apparently carried prices too
low to be any great incenti Q. Unusual
lhseEce OF sclliri prcss ire led shult s
carly to anticipate an upward swing IN
the market. Active bidding on their
part was soon az -leratcd by efforts
Of exporters to obtain both hard and
'rd winter wheat here and bv compe-
tititn from millers. Tith nur~her two
.rades commanding cent premium
for immediate delivery as compared
with July.
Gossip that hut little Of the wheat
taken in on May delivery here r'main-
"a unsold tended further to encourage
hullSh sentiment. BESIDES. foreign
rXcianee rates were Grmcr and reports
hat black rust .,as spreading n Min
nesota were current near the end OF
The session. The close was at practi-
tally top prices of the day.
-,ry weather Complaints from parts
Of Iowa and Illinois were bullish g
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the LEADING, Stocks

New York, June 21.-Seasonal dull
ness and irregu'aritN prevailed in to-
days stock market until the last h"ur
when flood of selling orders. evident
ly precipitated by professional inter-
ests. caused prices to melt i'll every
direction, the LIST closing with a weak
tone.
TIE further V; garies of Mexican Pc
trolcum. the more uncertain railway
labor 'situation ind tighter money wcge
ne themselves Sufficient to bring about
the texsitude and hesitation shown by
the market during the early and inter-
med ate periods
!1cxican Petroleum opened with a
fyc-point gain at 200. this soon being
followed by nine-poi roactlon ana
a brisk rebound before midday. The
. weight Of the later offerings drove thc
9price down to 1.9 with final price OF
$50. representing a net loss OIL 10
points. .,
shares followed the course set by
Mex Pete" the a. issue making
net decline of 6a and the ''B'' issue So.
Domestic oils were heavy throushout,
showing extreme impairment OF one 10
three points.
Contrary to recent movements. ralis
seemed more vulnerable to unfaVorapIe
industrial conditions. Losses OF one I.
almost three points were scattereG
throughout that group. with csfeclal
pressure against st. Paul preferred.
heading. New York Central and New
Haven. The one striking exception
was Union Pacific, which made SUP
stantial net gain. .,,r
Steels, equip nents, motors ana snip
nin.s we're caught in the general li9ul-
dation. Baldw;'.. Studebaker. Crucible
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

YARMOUTH vfLLAGE-Fino Groom
house, garage and hen houses. all in
fine condition. one acre Of land.
Price $500. II. I. Rowe. Frecport Ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

No. . white SoI and No. mixed S0g
c i f New York all rail.
OATS-Spot FIRM: No. 2 white AZ.
IARD-Stcady, middle west 1870
M1200.
BU~TER-Stcady; receipt 16,O01;
creamery higher than extras %9l l6p40.
EGGS-!'irmcr: receipts 305S4;
trcsh gathered extra frsts 2Glm2SA;
do firSts 24m 254; New Jersey hon
u"ry whites extra fancy candlcd Sc
l"ctions "a: state nearby and nearby
western h"nncri browns extras 326p37.
POTATOItS-Ncw steady; southern
barrel 3@JM go.
CARRIAGES Steady. unchanged.
Tho raw sugar market was easier
and spot and nearby cubaS were [
cent lower at - cents cost and
freight. equal to 4.S6 for centrifugal.
Trading was light, the only sales re-
ported being GOO bags of Cuhas in
port and afloat at quoted trices.
The raw sugar futures market vas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, June q.
TLE,-Rcccipts S000: active;
practically all grades beef steers and
yoarlngs strOag to - cents higher:
YcarlnEs mostly II cents up; top beef
steers 1000. weight lli' to 1924
pounds: long ytar!in@s $40; bulk beef
steers S25ft $50; Gamers, cutters and
StoCiers steady to strong; bulls 10 to
- Ger Is higher; veal civ $ - TO 80
cents i'ghcr; hIt:k she stock h0dG 49,.
bulk bologna iulls around 4J0; bulk
veal rs to pa -i:"IS SO0m 80.
UOGS-kcc"I Is $1,000; opened
mostly 10 To u cents higher on better
grades, spots m more: others 10 TO -
cents higher. closing with part of adj
vance lost on mixed and packing
Grades; top 1880: bulk 910M 1855; pigs
mostly 975M 1850; packing sows 5000
$50: shippers took about $500; hold
SInIEP-Kcc"!pts 5000; fully o5
cents higher: top native lambs 1850
to city butcher. 1925 to packers; cplIs
700M 500; best fat light native ewes
100; heavy 325m 500: medium dry fed
western yoarlirps 1850. native breed
ing ewes mostly G50M $50; few year
lingS w to 9JG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

HOUSE GIRL-At City Home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Boston Produce Market

Boston. June %.
BFEF'-ChoiCc Whole cattle 143Gt 152
BuTTEH-EXtras 3S4 Il 80; iirsts 353
G3T!.
CliEE.sE-T'rosh choice 21i622:
irSte 2uGi.I.
roEN-No. 2 yellow SOmS1.
I.GGS-Ncalby 42M AZ; western cx-
tras 80 q &c.
FLOuK-Soring patents 19G-lb.
sacks. special short SC5@ 9Oo; standard
1I0M $50.
HAY-No. . thAothy 29T31.
LAMB-Gcnu,Ec spring 20M27.
OATS-Fancu 40 pounds 56MJ7.
PORK-Mcdium backs 1928 q 1925.
pOTATO4,S--G Green Mountains 12j a
80 per hundred bounds; new southern
,PhM J2J per barrel.
'rGAR-American Sugar Refinery
q10tcs go cents in hundred barrel lots
!'ss 2 per cent for cash.
\E,AI.-l0Gf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

G. NJ. c. Truck at a bargain
Terms if desired. Wadlcigh & Son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

easy under scattered liquidation and
trade selling. prompted by the lower
ruling of the spot market. Closing
prices were 70 10 pOin,& not lower,
and tho volume IF husin SO was small
cr. July 3.o6. September 20, Dcccm-
Der 3.2j, March ST..
The market t"r refined was unchang-
c at $50 TO ESQ for line eTanulatcd
with demand less active. although
withdra walls On old orders continue OF
fai' pfopOrtio:S.
Refined futurcs nominal Closing
July Gao, September G.3J, December
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
New York Money Market

Now Ofk, June {.
Foreign exchange easy.
Great Britain. demand AL. cables
4.413. 60-day bills on banks 4.3S5.
France. dcmard S.3S3. cables $40.
Italy. demand 4.733, cables 4.7i.
Belgium, demand 7.9la, cables 7.9S.
Germany, demand .2S2, cables .oSE.
Holland, demand $3.50. cables 1885.
Norway, demand 1912.
Sweden. demand $3.50.
Denmark. demand o1.30
Switzerland. demand 1896.
Spain. demand 1885.
Greece. demand 800.
Poland. demand .024.
CZecho-Slovakia, demand 1893.
Argentine. demand 35.S7.
Brazil. demand 1916.
Montreal. .9St.
Call money strong: high 3, low a,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Lawn Movers Sharpened 28-B

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED-Ry
the hollow grinding process. We
have made a life study of lawn now
ers and can make thcm cut like a
razor-and the price is one dollar.
which includes calling for it and de-
livering it. lust telephone 222 and
we will do the rest. Webbcrs, 10
DiCkmau ST
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

HOUSES-I have several for sale in
Gardiner, Randolph and So. Gardiner
Prices reasonable. p. S. McNaughton.
Gardiner. To,AG3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Baby Carriages Re- Tired 28-A

BABY CARRIAGES RETIRED
Our real live rubber wears longer
and our improved method of shrink
ing them on prevents their becoming
ltnse. The price is so cents per
wheel. Just phone us and we will
do the rest. Webbcr's, 10 Dickman;
phone 222
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

Officers Rumery and Clifford caught
three Portland young men in a crap
game near the bulkhead on the sea
wall at Old Orchard Sunday and
locked them up. In court Monday
morning they were found guilty and
were ordered to pay fine Of $40 and
costs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Houses for Sale

INER-l5-roUm double house
modern impr 'Vemcnts, corner lot, /
acre land; buildings in excellent con-
dttion; beautiful location. Price $4,000.
&. II. Bcanc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

tors i'm the market for corn and oats.
AS in the c; ~" ot eat, offC rings were
light.
Higher quotations on hogs helped to
lit the value Of provisions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Advertise That Room To And Get Somebody To Share Your Household En
ANNOUNCEMENTS


INVALIDS-A small number cared sor.
Mild mental cases given special atten-
ton. Write Mrs Rose lockwood Nc
kissick, Belgrade. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
situations Wanted-T .maIe sc

aged. neat and capable wants position
in widoWer's home. L. O. BoX IL, Au-
GllSt2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

Statesmen and Agents

AGENTS-Big money. Mon and wOm
on selling Unecka-K Knit Hosiery. Di-
rect from factory to wcarer. This is
YOUR opportunity. New Haven Knit
ting Mills Inc. New Haven. Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
INSTRUCTION
Private Instruction
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles

BAY HORSE-Six years old, 1900 lbs.
Sound and not afraid of anything.
Work single or double; price rca SON
AhIe. Mary Crow"ll. Oakland, Ne.
EAY MARE-6 yrs; 15-1; sound; good
gated and carries up well at both
ends Fearless and wcll hammered.
woman drives hor. Sired by 81
more. 2.173; dam by son Of Nelson
Price $50. Also her 15-month bay
filly by Dobson. She is sizoable and
shapely. $10o, No trades unless
strong note Phone 37-l3 Belgrade
or write y. +. Fairbanks.
BLACK HORSE-9 years old, weighs
about 1900. good worker single or
double. fair roadcr, sound. Inquire
of Calvin McCurdy, Route 13. Box Al,
Gardiner.
BU!L LI'-Thoroughbrod. excellent
pedigree. Geo. NJ. Ellis, Il. :, Angus
Ia. Tel. Sidney 5-f.
HoESE-Woight 1900 or 1890. Tel.
4ti-N Gardiner.
II You cant Urlng your want ad to the
office, telephone it TO Want Ad
Taker. 1t costs no more.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Pafnting-Paperina

NOTlCE-l wish to announce that
have changed my place of business
to 22 Gage St, where | shall be
nIcascd TO meet all customers. Edgar
II. Hodges, Painter & Paperhangcr
Phone S9l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Auto Accessories

MBLEMS-Automobil radiator, of
fraternal organizations. clubs and
physician. Attach with wire lugs
through the radiator. Fifield Bros.
Co. 337 Water St, Augusta. Maine
FIRESTONE-3ox3a casing guaran-
teed. 1915. Brooks Hardware Co.,
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

Want Ads Will tell you where TO secure
bargains listed under Specials at the
Stores" on the classified page.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

BGCYCLE-Girl's Columbia Good as
new. Tel. 467-N.
CLEV VELAND-Motorcycle in perfect
condition; new last summer: not run
accessories. $50 takes it for quick
sale. Call 1015-W and try it out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
$3.50 Secures 46- Acre Farm
Near 2 Lakes With

machinery, tools. Vehicles. all ready
for YOU I" make money, near VilIaG",
school, churches. store. - miles X. K.
town, all advantages; loaluN tillH@c for
pasture, woodlaHd; $50 apple trees,
GRAPES: good 1-ruum house. wide porch.
splendid view: ga #. basement harm;
cannot occupy. sacrifice at $I7I0, only
$50 down including mower, rake,
l,!oW, wagons. harness. tools. etc. COM
pletc. Get full details and farm fold
"r. &. NJ. liall"N. lark st., I.iNcrmOrG
Fails Maine. Tel. l5l-4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

ruling rate 5. closing bid AZ, offered at
), last loan AZ.
Can loans against acccptanccs 4.
Time loans steady; 60 days and 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
HeIp-Male or Female

ALL AROUND COOK-For Togus Ho-
tel at National Soldiers Homo. In
Quire in person.
WANTED-Activc agen' for Gardiner.
Halowell and Augusta. Fine open
ing. Experience not necessary. Good
pay. The Fratcrnitics, Richmond, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-female


CAPABLE WOMAN-Wanted to cook
for small boarding house at Pophcm
Beach Mrs. ). S. Drake, Stacy House.
Wages $12 per week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

New York Produce Market
New York. June 27
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red 1913:
No. hard 1901; No. / Manitoba 14Gt
and No. mixed durum 1873! C / { track
New York to arrive
CORN-Spot firm: No. 2 yellow and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

filling and cobblc-
stones for sale. III. w. Bailey. Tel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

GIRL-To assist with housework and
do plain cooking. Mrs. Chas. E. Pur-
inton. As Green st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

1920 NASH-Roadstcr. good mcchani.
cal condition. Can be seen at lib
Bangor street or Tel. 696-W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

KITCHEN-.-W at once. Good
wages. Steady position. Apply Per-
rvs, 200 Water St
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

II YOU cant UrIng your want al to the
office. telephone it To Want Ad
Taker. 1t costs no more.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Motorcycles and Bicycles

$350-Chevrolet coupe. 400. 1919. Tel
Winthrop 102-21. Call any time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

FARMS-25 good, and as many
houses in and around Gardiner. In
qure of G. ii. Beane. Gardiner, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28

Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help you sell
more.
Everything for everybody. Father,
mother. and the children can use tho
articles advertised in the merchandise
ella ificatiOns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Summer Places fo- Rent

WEBRER POED-Two cottages. prac-
ticallN furnished. screened piazzas. ON
car line, beautiful grove. crystal
spring water. Mrs Conner, 10 Ban-
gor St. Augusta. Tcln SG1-W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-06-28
Wa nted-to Buy

Wanted for small boy. j.
A. Folsom. Tel. 46i-M.
OIL STONE-} burner, III good condi
tion. ]. r. L.. care journal.
SILENT MEAT SALESMAN-Lan-
drys Market, 1877 Water st.
The Washington times., 1922-05-28

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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-03-06
FARM AND CITY.

One Of the chief activities Of the St.
Louis Chamber Of Commerce is the de.
velopment Of closer relations between the
farmers and the commercial clubs OF
chambers of commerce throughout the
trade territory tributary to St. Louis.
St. Louis is recognized as the economic
capital Of great agricultural section in
the Mississippi Valley, and it is, oI
course. the reinforcement of this position
toward which the movement for co-opera.
ton with the farmers is directed. ST.
Louis realizes that increasing the pros.
perity Of the farmers in its trade territory
will inevitably result in an increase in the
city's own prosperity.
The St. Louis organization maintains
Farm Bureau, the head Of which travels
over Missouri and other states and aids
in bringing about closer coordination
between the local chambers of commerce
and the farmers. This movement recog
nizes the fact that farming is the CHIEF
business in practically. every community
and takes the view that special effort
should be made to have a large member
ship Of farmers in every business mems
organization.
Some Of the chambers Of commerce in
Missouri. the Columbia Commercial Club
among them, have always welcomed farm
ers to their membership. But there is still
need here, as elsewhere, for a still large
er representation Of farmers in the Com
mcrcial Club. Business men are coming
more and more to realize that the welfare
Of q city IS in a large degree dependent
upon the prosperity Of the farming com
minity about it. and that the advance
ment Of the city likewise benefits the
farming interests.
The commercial club in any city, to be
successful. should not only have a large
membership. but should include all in
ierests concerned in the economic ad
vancement Of the community-the agri
cultural interests as we'll as the indus,nal
and commercial.