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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03
Cherokee Indian
Girl Going to China
AS Student Delegate

Lawrence, Kan, March Ruth
-Iuskrat, ChcroHce Indian girl from
Oklahoma, who is a stude mt at the
University of Kansas here, will visit
China this spring as delegate to the
Worlds Student Christian Federation
Conference at Picking, April 4.
The hope of the conference, Miss
Muskrat explained recently. is to get
students of various parts of the
world in vital touch viti each other
and, among other things. solve the
problems confronting Chinese stud
ents who have become imbued with
Occidental ideas.
Miss Muskrat who is II. has done
Y. W. G. A. work in New Mexico and
worked among her people in religious
and educational work.
"The primary need of my people,"
Miss Muskrat declared, lis trained
native eadership-Indians, them
seves. who understand the pecuIiari
ties of the tribe and can work with
them.
Indian women are more capable
in most respects than the men. They
know better how to barter-they are
shrewder. This is an outgrowth of
the time when women raised the
crops. The men go in more for social
activities. IL T. have a PARTY, can
always count on the men attending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03
New York Produce Market
New York March

New York March >.
WIiEAT-Spot firm; No. red and
No. hard 1907; No. l Manitoba 1914
and No. mixed durum 142l track
New York to arrive.
CORN-Spot firm; No. yellow and
No. . white Isl and No. mixed 7S4
i + New York all rail.
oATS-Spot firm; No. white So
LAHD-Firm; middle western 1865
BrTTER-Firm; receipts 1871.
EGGS-Eae icr: receipts 29.743.
POTATOES-Steady Maine $50 lbs.
$50 a 40; Long Island barrel 450G
4y0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unchanged.
The raw sugar market was tirmer
carry and prices advanced to q cents
for Cuhas cost and freight. equal to
SIS for centrifugal, on sales of So
: GOO bags for March shipment. Porto
Ricos were up to 3.71 on sales of So
I000 bags.
There was more activity in the raw
sugar futures market and prices were
IRE gular. Early advances of four to
six points S a result of renewed buy
the advance in the spot market were
wiped out later under realizing and
trade selling. Final prices were ono
10 three points net lower. May al
July $50, september 2.13 and Decem-
Der o.75.
The market for refined was firmer
and prices were unchanged to ] o points
higher. with fine graduated now list
cd at $40 to go The demand was
u gain of fair proportions
Refined futures were nominal and
without transactions. closing net un-
changed with May at SO, July $50
and Srntomber !. 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

lies ar,ounted to soo,o shares.

points.
Sales amounted to 100000 shares.
The very light inquiry for money
WIS reflected in the call loan market,
where the rates gradually eased from
II to per cent. the lower quota
of the market. Purcha Ses of mer-
camille paper for short dates were re-
ported at slight concessions from the
recent Al per cont. rate.
All foreign exchanges with one or
two unimportant exceptions were reac-
tionary. Demand sterling fell two
c"rts, French. Italian and Belgian
rates were lower by eight to 10 points,
and German marks We're acutcly weak.
rallying to 41-10n. Heavincss was
shown by central European remittance,
notably Austrian and Polish exchanges.
Tho bond market took its cue from
tn" ire gulac, movement of stocks dur
ing the earN stages of today's ses-
sion but quickened in activity and de-
vcloped marked strength later.
japanese. Belgian and Canadian is
sues reported the strongest foreign Of
pal issues of the scandinavian coun-
tries.
Mary rails. notably tho cheaper
Western and southwestern group. were
firm to strong. Sugars hardened on
the higher prices quoted for the law
end refine products. Liberty bonds
gain showed confusing gains and
losses. all within narrow limits. Tho
few heavy issues Included Scaboar I'd
Al Line adjustments and convertible
6s and Republic Iron IS, the latter .cs-
IN three points.
Total sales, par value, aggregated
sol $50 0nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

clearance system in opcrati a car
stolen in Maine, the numbers changed
and the car sold and registered in
California, would Immediately be
caught, he asserts.
The plan is virtually a Finger
print" system as applieddo automo-
bles. a master record Of every car
registered in the As states as we'll as
the new cars that come into existence
is to be kept at the comm ission' s
headquarters. The numerical ar
checking OF any vehicle simple and
automatic. A Smith eight" for cX-
ample, engine number 1894 is regis
tered with the state. The Commits
sion receives this number and goes
to post it but finds another smith
eight already registered in that
state or some Other-and they do not
correspond in detail 1t is immedi-
atcly apparent that one is incorrect
No man changes these numbers OK
cept for fraud. 1t is a simple pro-
cess of elimination for the law en-
fOrcement bodies having jurisdiction
over these cars to determine where
the trouble lies and then with the aid
OF the Commission, the original idcn-
tity of the stolen car and to whom it
belongs is determined.
Through this national clearance
test the commission believes that it
will be virtually impossible to dispose
permanently of stolen machine.
Closely identified with the commits
sion are sheriffs, police department
heads, chamber Of commerce secreta-
ries. manufacturers. business and
professional men. Names that APP
pear on the national advisory boards
include Joseph a. Faurot, deputy po-
lice commissioner, New York; Dan
Beard, national Boy Scout commits
sioner: J. A. Hall, educational direct
or. Associated Advertising Clubs of
the World and Gutzen Borglum,
sculptor and president Of the Inter-
national Sporting Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stools

>'V York.. March THE stock mar
r' md fell IN listlcss fashion
'h' greater part of today's ses-
h' Ur,Hm" active and strong in
H' .'Ir under the stimulus Of A
..f. 'Hr ito e. motors. equipments,
4L'r. end rails.
|...'- showed gains Of one to
f's iu ,,uif states steel. L. :.
I..u'n Locomotive. Chandler.
Nrao prot,frcd Mexican Pc
Nr'r,cau sugar. cuba Cam"
'ufr,d, T.. :. cast Iron Iipc,
iIhH'r, Missouri Pacific pre-
..a Western Pacific.
.tI rebound was smado in
OPP .u"t} ? dividend Suspcu-
'.'''ors 80 the Sloss ShottieI Id
co.. lt'.rrE fh" omission ct Nh"
~ ON that stock. which
rr,'u I.tcd decline Of six
' .f 1se"rtmont Of inCon-
20, ,ialties changed hands
'r. duli,r trading period
~ -hari recosstons. These
ID l;iiish Empire steel pre-
Steel aud Tube preferred.
N.7H tstN Razor. American
r. friuEt"n Typewriter, Pierce
...d md United Drug. at adj
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Plan Finger Print"
System to Detect
Stolen Automobiles

Chicago, March destroy the
market for stolen automobiles and
thereby stop the thefts, is the plan
| now in process of formation by the
Interstate Motor Theft Commission
here.
Laws, locks and protective devices
have proved themselves inadequate
says w. r. Van CORTLAND commits
sioncr. The professional motor car
thief is unabashed. Motor vehicles
of an approximate value OF 100000,
every day in the United States, de-
spite all measures taken TO check the
thievery. Large numbers OF persons
thrive as result of the traffic.
The plan is this:
a car is stolen in Chicago. If the
numbers are changed one OF two
things happens. either a duplicate of
some other number is made or fake
number, one that the manufacturer
never placed on a car. When the car
is sold and re-registered in any state
some number must be given. A dup
licate number will Immediately be
caught and the two or more cars car
rying that number will be thoroughly
investigated. A fake number will
show up just as quickly and be
looked into. IF the number is not
changed there will be report Of the
number on the commissions records
as that of a stolen car and when the
same number is registered again
from the same state or any other it
will Immediately be caught.
The lack Of any national clearance
system in the past has been one of
the largest contributing factors in
making this lawlessness easy and
profitable, Mr.. Van CORTLAND states.
With the Commissions national
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03
British Self-govern-
ment Plans for India

London, Feb. 15-(Ry MaiD--Rec-
ignition by Great Britain of the indie
pendence of Egypt and genuine self
government for India are planks Of
the policy of the British Labor Party
cred by Arthur Henderson, secretary
of that party and member of Parlia-
ment.
Mr. HendersOn's statement Is re-
carded as important because OF the
growing strength of TIE Labor Party
and the plans to hold a general cleo
ton next spring or summer
Mr.. Henderson declared that Iabor
was out for new international pol
icy founded on the principles OF jus
tee. cooperation and good will.
The chief objects Of the Labor
farty's foreign policy were. he said,
international peace, the building up
of stable economic and political con-
ditions in Europe and the re-estab-
lishment of friendship and confidence
between nations.
Labor also stood in favor Of a COM
pfehcnsive League of Nations. a
drastic and progressive reduction in
ornaments, prohibition Of the export
or instruments Of war by private
manufacturers and against secret
treaties and the economic boycott.
On the unemployment question he
said, that the policy OF leaving locali-
tie: to bear the burden of unemploy-
ment was indefensible because it con-
verified national duty into a local
responsibility.
A labor government would not toll
crate the semi-starvation of thou
sands of British people-which he
called the fruits of a disastrous inter-
national policy. aggravated by the
failures Of private enterprise-but
would endeavor by legitimate means
to break down all forms of monopoly
AID put an end to exploitation and
Labor would see that the land was
put to socially productive uses and
confer on the people the power to
control the licensing system in their
respective localities.
The party would also, by constitu.
tiOnal means secure for the commun-
ity larger share Of the fruits of ma
tional production much Of which, Mr..
Henderson said, went to nourish the
MASTERS, idlers and para sitical ele-
ments in society Of today
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Chicago Cattle Market
CHICAGO. March

tnltaEo, Mafcn =.
CATTIE-E"ccipts 5000: beef steers
strong; top beef steers 92J; top year
lings 900; bulk 150m $50: fat cows and
hcifers strong to % cents higher; bulk
413m So; Gamers, cutters, bulls.
stoCkers and feeders, steady; Gamers
logna bulls 425M 40; veal calves I'M
even. mostly 80 cents lower; bulk veal
ers TO packers 930m105O
HoGS-Reccipts $4,000; opened 81
10 cents higher: mostly 10M15 cents
higher than Wednc sdays average:
closed strong: shippers bought about
500c; holdover moderate; top 113o:
bulk 1881 l115: pigs steady to Is
cents higher; bulk desirable 100 to 200
FOUNDERS 10000 1895.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; mostly
steady on what was sold at noon: fat
lamb top 1915: some hold higher; top
Shorn lambs 1850: top wooded YEAR
lings 1850; top wooded ewes $50; shorn
80
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. March

Boston, March =.
BEEF-Chcice whole cattle 1Sa014
BUTTER-Extras 37IG3s; firsts SIS
@S7
CHEEsE-Fresh choice c1.I22;
firsts 2nG21.
CORN-No. yellow s21s3.
EGGS-Nearby hennery SSa39:
western extras 35G36
FLOC R-STrlng patents 1a6-lh
sacks. special short ESQ q aS5; standard
$3.50; $50
HAY-No. ? timothy "STc9.
LAMB-Spring 27I2S.
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds e0T6l.
PORk-Medium backs 2575d 2675.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 1861
200 per hundred pounds.
SCGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cents in hundred barrel
lots. less ? per cent. for cash.
NEAL-1oI "a.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

ON-Manufacturcr looking for
good location where there is ample
cheap power, plenty of water and Ia
hor, Will do we'll to communicate with
the pamariscotta Mills Improvement
Committee of Damariscotta Mills.
Maine. We arc very conveniently sit
iIated on the Maine Central Railroad.
There is no other manufacturing
plant hero hut VIC are anxious to have
someone locate and as an inducemont
would offer exemption from taxes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
GERRISH & SMITH
Is Silver Street, WateryiIle, Maine

A LIVE CONCERN always looking
for business.
We can quickly turn into CASH
Stocks of Goods also store Fixtures.
We buy and sell ANYTHING and
EEERYTHING-T MS FIRST.
GERRISH e SMITH-No. Il Silver
ST.. Waterville, Maine. Tel. 400.
Weekly Sales Bulletin.
For Sale-Drug store. Complete. IN
Guiding Stock and Fixtures Must he
moved at once to settle estate. E.x-
lures include Plate Glass Showca SOS.
Carved Counters. Electric Cash Regis
ter. Fir@proof Safe. Shelving. Bottles.
Prescription Case. Scales also a fresh
stock of Drugs and Sundrics.
Bakery for Salc-Now doing good
business, owners i'll health rea son for
selling. Ip-to-date and complete in
every detail. Must be sold as enc
unit. not divided This is real ira do
as the low price will sell it quickly
shown by appointment.
Another Drug store Bargain-1o IT.
Onyx date styIe) American Sofa
Fountain. including Back Bar with
large Plate Glass Mirror tcost over
$4,000 with entire Fountain equip
ment. Carhonator. Ice Cream Cabinet
Mirrors. Prescription Case. Shelves
once a. Store is to he rented for other
business. Shown by appointment.
List of Few of the Bargains at
our Store:
Combination Electric Royal Meat and
Coffee Grinder. on Floor Pedestal
guaranteed Condition, price $t25,
Some Bargain"
Brunswick Gull size) Pool Table
(43XO: States in nice condition with
Cues. Balls, etc. Price Sl15 delivered
and set up. or 500 +, O. b. Wateryille,
Fireproof Safo-4 #. high-wltn
Burglar Proof Chest in Bottom. suit
able for jewelers. or Post Office use A
rars Bargain.
Oak Flat Top Desk with Swivel
Oak n"ll Top Desk (smsll-for
J.. c. Smith (rcbulD Typewriter,
National Cash Register So.
81 #. Plate Top Counter show Case.
#: all Plate Glass Counter Show
Case. So.
@4-inch high Fircproof Safc-new
condition. $40.
Safe Guard Check Writer (cost 500,
So.
Dayton Candy Scale lb. to 10 h..
Richmond Hotel Range-double Door
oven. SIS.
Royal Electric Coffee Mill (Countcr),
SIS.
Barrel GO eaD Outside yellow
Paint. s75.
Display Fish Box-Double Glass
Top. S45
Aeloan Piano Player-with o5 rolls,
So
Cote Piano--nice tone and case, sl''.
All goods shipped on guarantee and
inspection. Terms if desired.
Gerrish & Smith. No. Is Silver st.
Watervillc. Maine.
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Animal Maternity Hospital
At the Chicago Stock Yards

Detroit, Mich, March 2-Oficials Of
the Detroit Stockyards at the behest
Of the Detroit Humane Society, have
provided a maternity hospital" for
animals at the yard. This il believed
here to be the first animal hospital of
its kind in the country.
A large number OF cattle are taken
to the institution each week, it is an
nounced. An old shed is used for
hospital purposes. it being converted
into a building that will protect the
animals from the clements. VIM
dows were provided and the floor
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Rut if | want to put or a financial
by Beck
tt"r."riphf 1901 nv New Fra Fog turesl

Fut if | want to put or a financial
drive. | appeal to the women"
Fifty-seven nations will be rep
resented at tho student conference in
Picking, and will represent more than
100000 students throughout the
world, she said. After the confer
encc, delegates will visit the princi-
pal universities of Japan and China.
Miss Muskrat. who says her father
is Cherokee and her mother is Irish,
will be the second Indian ever elect
cd delegate to an international
student conference. She goes as a
guest of tho national board of the
Young Womcn's Christian Associa-
ton.
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New York Money Market

Now York. March ..
Foreign exchange heavy.
Great Britain. demand 4.41s, cables
4.i2. 60-day bills on banks 4,3S2.
France. demand $40. cables e1n1
Italy, demand $50. cables 5.sos.
Belgium. demand S.61s. cables $50.
Germany. demand Al, cables Ala.
Holland. demand 3S.22. cables 1925.
Norway. demand 1925.
Sweden. demand o64n.
Denmark, demand Pills.
Switzerland. demand 1852
Spain, demand 1900.
Greece, demand Az,
Poland, demand 90.
Czecho -Slol aka, demand 10.
Argentine, demand S1.25.
Brazil. demand 1887.
Montreal, .912.
Call money easy: high ~. low l.
ruling rate Il, closing bid 81, offered
a: 4. last loan T.
Call loans against acccptanccs A..
Time leans firm: 60 DAYS, 30 DAYS
and six months 4ia5.
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WANTED
2-needle back slayer
MarStOn { Brooks Co.
HalIoweII, Me.
StrOut's EAnAhC

l!lustrated-hIIed with government sta
NStIcS and describing 700 farm bargains
no" offered by an organization which IN
the II years % its existence has sold over
$4,000 improved farms throughout III.
IS states and Canadian provinces wher,
it maintains branches. Farms on easy
tcrilS with stock, tools, furniture-ready
Tor the springs planting. offering pleas
ant self supporting homes. steady jobs
ana bright futures. ON page IL You will
roa'l how 500 gets f0-acre farm on
lHhpfoNcd road, with cows poultry, tools
furniture incluied: Groom house, barn, all
only $3.50. Sc" page II for lI.-acrs
farm with horses. IL cattle poultry.
tools, crops; estimated loo. 200 n. timber;
2oo-hhl. apple orchard; S-roon, house
ad-iL barn. poultry house. only $500, part
cash. Page II tolls about a cl0-acrc farm
secured With 500: 10-room house
barns, horses. 1S cows and calves poultry,
tools, etc, all $3.50. Then on page is mo-
tice the 2ip-a"re farm in famous farm
ing district. cuts over So tons hay. grows
Alfalfa; lots fruit equipped sugar bush;
l. story brick houS" overlooking VIII
lag". l0h-ft. basement barn; stable. etc.
horses. IL COWS and hcifCrS. cream sepa-
ratoi. fun implements included, $500 for
al. only $loot needed. fruit. truck. poul-
try grain, cotton. stock. dairy and gem
eral farms to meet your requirements.
The largest list ever offered for first paw
ments Of $500 and less. This book has an
enoi nous International Circ ulstion and Won
iant afford to buy without it, Get your
free copy now. You save time and
money through our helpful coast -to-coast
service. Write today. STROIT FARM
AGENCY. 2Si i. Water St, Augusta. Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

buying Of wheat led to decided up
turn today il prices here. The mar
kct closed strong al /. to p cents net
higher with May Las to 1.46i and
July 1.22g to 1.225. Corn gained in
value t" X and oats Z 10 {. In pro-
visions the outcome varied from IL
cents decline to Is cents advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

covered with straw to considerable
depth.
The hospital work is in charge Of
government veterinarians.
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MERCHANDISE
Fuel and Feed

Fuel and Feed So
DRY STOVE WOOD-$1o and s12 per
cord delivered. w. l.. Brown, +. l..
Tel. 1925.
STOVE WOOD-$10 and Sill per cord
delivered. Fireplace. furnace and
cord wood: Wallace Shaw, Cony Rd.
Tel. 1OS6-M.
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s,rvic. stat,ons-Repairing IS

n. t,ANIZINCi-And repairing of all
..f firing your tires for expert
..s.'for Also new auto top max
Id f-paJrIuE and upholstering while
ra.t service day and night.
,-l.,, tuto supply e. Nulcanizing
I'll a,t. colonial Theatre.
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EMPLOYMENT =
tslp Wanted-femaie 81

CNI.NrIE WOMAN-tur housewor' <
4fl arising II necessary. Wri'o
So. q y Nrkechrio. Il / Fairfield.
Cfr' 'r woman TO help with lignt
F-.. .sVvrk in small family. "
VHHh.uEs or hoaVy work. Middle
aged woman preferred. Address II.
80 S"wall 81 Tol 272-W.
want al VII help YOU get II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

Want musical instrument? Get II
the Want Ad way.
Want Ads will tell you where to secure
bargains listed under Specials at the
Stores" on the classified page.
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Farm Wanted

Within miles of Tacoma Inn,
Bachelors or Dennis Hill Elec. Road
Station. from so to ZOE acres, well
divided. good buildings. some stock
and tools. Price from $1,000 to $4,000.
Hallowell. Ne Lock Boz ia
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. March 9.
Indications of brisk new foreign
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I'rime mercantile paper 4sd5.

I T IiTF'- ITT'-I V'tTINIIt VdTTT = 4 n y.
Ann. T. & T. CIV. IS ....... II.
Atkinson gen. As ............ s
=. 4 q. cN. AS ................ I
Central Leather is .......... 81
G.. X. |. & +. fds. as .......... =
Int. MGR. Mar. SIS .............. .!
PENNSYLVANIA gen. AS ......... s.
Ecading As s:
Southern Railway IS ....... q
Union Pacific As ............. a
L. S. steel ref. Us ............ 10i
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CLASSIFIED.DISPLAY
statesmen

We ase organizing . Statewide enmpa,rn
ON n manufacturing automobile accessories
industry. Good paying permanent position,
Great opportunity for advancement. Big
money maker. Look int this. Refer.
ences required. Address NJ. NJ. r. NJ, Co.
Journal Bldg. Lewiston. Me. o.. ......
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he Cost of Includes Free Ad Writing As We'll As Space
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

COLLIE-Handsome collie pet, gnod
watch dog or will trade for any dog
that Will hunt. A. W. Murray, Wind
sorvilIe Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

DOG-A very handsome and higaly
bred pure white English bull terrier
dog Mike" years old; cars and
tail perfectly locked: $40. Phona
Readfeld Pa. Sam W. Patterson,
Ma "a "a conI, Nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

MALE BULL PCPS-S mos. old, VOL
marked. s10-sl5. John Mason, East
NasSa lborO. Nc.
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Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

BERKSHIRE BOAR-And Shetland
pony. Abbott Farm, Augusta. Tel.
6Sl-W.
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Help-Male or Female

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON--Either
soX may earn s100 to $500 month";
corresponding for newspapers; 50 10
SD per column; all or spare time;
experience unnecessary: no canvass
ing. Send for particulars. National
Press Bureau, Buffalo. y. Y.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
pto accessories

,.l-r ALTO PAETS-Tires and
',.. cd cars bought for parts. Rip
fe. Co., Augusta Nc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-03

Poultry and Supplies 40
BABY CHICKS-Healthy i. /. Reds
Great LAYING strain. G. II. French,
Turner. Nc.
COLUMBIA WYANDOTTE-Eg for
Matching. Wonderful winter layers
and heavy poultry. Guaranteed fer
tilit%. s. per l.. Abbott Farm, Au-
gusta. Tel. 6S1-W.
CUSTOM HATCHI\G-I am prepared
to do custom Matching Al a very low
price. Mammoth Candee machine. run
under ideal conditions insurcs good
hatch. Boxes provided to ship chick
cns anywhere. r. f. Northey, Rich
mond Corner. Me.
DAY OLD CHlCKS-R. I. Reds from
heavy-laying L. of NJ. tested stock:
March matches Peter Thaanum, Win
throp. Nc. Tel. 1927.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS-Pekin
ducks. Matching eggs day old chicks.
Nathan Goliath. Mars Hill. Me.