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Great for Rheumatic
Pains and SweIlings

When rheumatism settles in any Of
your JOINTS and causes agony. distress
or misery. please remember that
Joint Eas" is the one remedy mat
brings quick and lasting relief
II cutters not how chronic or aE-
GraNat"d a case may bc---ruh on Joint
Eas" amd relief IS sure to follow.
Joint Eas" is for joint troubles only
ana Is clean. stainless preparation
that dru"s lists everywhere are recon-
m"uding-NdV
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dUCTIONS-LEG.iLS
legal NniiCcs

CITY or RICHMOND. VlIGI%IA,
DEPT PUBLIC UTILITIES
BIDS "ill lie received at tho office Of the
Director ~ Pubic Utilities. Room 100 cry
HHN. until 27Tif DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1879. At u O'Clock noon. Tor tho erection
OF Il B"Os'cr Pumping Station. Plans am!
specifications may ." had upon 'uppi!cn-
u0u At this ollie" or % Cari."ai Z. Johns
ton. hrchlirctt.. Richmond. Va.
Tho right 10 reject any aud all bids IS
reserved.
Z. ". TRAFFORD.
Director.
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Negro Held for shooting wife.

John Edwards, colorcd. of 1917 2
Denny street. Fulton. has been ar
rested on tho charge Of shooting and
w"undiug his wife. Olivia Edwards.
a. their home Monday night. The
woman was Wounded in the left leg
The bones Of the leg, which were
broken. were reset yesterday Tho
womans condition was regarded as
being somewhat improved last night.
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Prevent InllIIcnZn

The Tonic aud Laxative Effect OF
LaNativ" ERoMO QtINlNE Tablets
VIII keep the system In a healthy
condition and thus ward off all at
iaCks OF Colds, Grip or Influenza
3uC.-NlV
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BN POLLARD Il BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VACANT LOT on TIE NORTH SIDE
OF PATTERSON AVENUE BE
TWEEN GLAMOUR AVENUE AND
BELT LINE RAILROAD.
In execution al "A deed of trust
dated July %. 1919, and recorded in
The clerk : office OF the Circuit Court
uj llcnr!co County in -. t.. 2O3- 49,
rhEc 81" tthe property AT that time
beng in the county,, default havlnl;
bccn made in the payment of i por-
ton Oi the debt therein secured. and
u"iuS required SO To do. VIII sell
toy auction on the premises OF
THURSDAY. NONEMHi:R IL, 1872
al 1870 oClock T.. NJ
the above lot. which fronts
- icct on north line of Patterson
Avenue beginning 1876 feet west OF
Giimonr Avenue. by IA depth OF 40
feet TO an alley ID feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
c. X. NUCEOf.S.
1ruStccp.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

NT'7'''''SN FTlUlY
As information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless otherwise shown
Daily except sunday. Sunday only
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a CIhONS-L EGliLS
Legal Notices

J having 7u.la.l Executor u the
her ugsr,s, a. $50 Es-, nraaa stree,
Nrhwou- \--.r.a h"r-uy rut.:y ~.
PERSONS Gao hay" claims against the SAID
"s'Ht" 70 present 'u-m - me ana al.
PERSONS Who ar" indebted 20 tae said
estate wal Yle,-, set'l. ..th me,
&C.. Z; SGDTI,
Executor of 4. >. Scott,
rs HgIin s.''h si,eei itchnond. Va
NOTICE on GALL .EErr&i or STOCK
CpAtrA~Y. i%c.
You arc hereby notified rrtr pursuant
to "a cal! % ,ho board 90 Directors Of The
Eastern o.. company. INCORPORATED. a. 1.
meeting 90 sat3 Directors. h",I uu NJyrr!.
n'- .. 1872 go which needing fnslurity
~ IN" Directors weEc T-'snr'. meeting
u stocknolter, q sa!I Corporation wal b..
Ho'"t!on. Room al. Mutual Iu.aln.
nouthehs, cofnur N!alh ana Nllln Strr,is.
RichW"ni, virginia. on SATURDAY.
november - 1879. At $50 o'o!oCi. T.
I'll. for tho purpose a.: passing upon ;h-
advisab!!!ty of dissolv!nB auI winding up
ths affairs ot tho COMPANY. the falc o.
property and distributing the NOT uroccc! !.
among the s;ockholder- "f EaId Corpora
ton pro rata, gnu surrc uGcTlug it's fran
ch!se as recommended and adopted III "a
resolution al sa!I meeting Of rhe BOARD
OF Directors OF said Corporation, and to
transact any and all other business tina;
may hc brought before the meeting
All stockholders are earnestly requested
20 DC present. either Ia person. or repre-
seated by proHy.
l.. NJ. NOZZLE, =
DATED at Richmond. Va. :oyc,nDef s.
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VIEGI%fA--IN THE Law AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOSD
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

5-sroHY coScRErE WAREHOUSE
$4,000 square feet with railroad
.ldins. electric elevators. etc
ONLY zoe SQUARE FOOT
Immediate Possession
THOMPSON BHowN & co.
n " S. HonIHsoN & coMrANY.
!:'Hi Esiat" Auctipuc.rs.
Trustees Auction Sale
Sycamore Apartment
LG rIlT 9o; At TIE e., N9RTl!wE$T
SYCAMORE STREET.
tpst hated lane 10 1920. and re-.
sorl'd IN ia" Clerks O:ncc .: the
iichmoud Chunccry Court. iu Decd
Book 26n-h. page ass. to Tho ,lr,i.r-
signed trustees. default having been
mad" IN "a" payment Of Il part nf the
debt thereby secured, and hcins n
r"rtcd 80 to 10y 'u- b.ncnciary there
under. sc Viii orer Tor sale at puh-
highest bidder. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1922,
al $50 l. NJ.
Tho following described real estate.
tu-wit:
1ha, lot Of land In tho city Of
Richmond. N!rgiu.a. at the north
western corner ut Sycamore and Gary
streets. together with all the i'm
HruN'mcris thereon ana .,ppuurt.-
uances th.'''o belonging, known as
~" Sy' ore Apartment" and
bounded "a follows. ,o-wit: Begin
uiu- a. ~" said corner. thcnC. run
ming 'wnrd!y along and trourinl;
on IA" northern linz Of Cary Street
seventy ave and ;oUr-tcntn~ $3.50
t'.,. and extending back nurIhward-
- from saia front. between IN. vest
'gn lin" Of Syctmoy. Stree, and a
Inc nearly parallel Herewith seven
~ ~" '75) feet to the adjoining
property.
TERMS. Cash
w s ROBINSON
FRANKLIN -. ROBINS.
Trustees
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broad Street Station. except where
otherwise inLicated)
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street StAtioul
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Main Street Statlonl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 L. Main street Phone Randolph 81
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Lots for Sale
rs

BARTON HEIGHTS IOT--i0O feet ON ga,
dido OF Greenwood Avenue, near Robert.
street. Price. 'i7 per foot. J. a. Con.
nelly s. Co.
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Suburban for Sale

itNNi ".srra! .rprori!"s wcs, .: city.
n.ra Scr aHtIv."on. a. low price ail
'..''l "'hrr u'""'r'y ia or.h.nrc for
Iirt. j. D.. 'rDaH!cL with ~ =. I.uig,r,
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Trustees Auction Sale
Sycamore Apartment

At THE NORTIiwk EST
FERN CORNER OF CARY AND
SYCAMORE STREET.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

Nr. Taylor.
ROGERS. SMITH * IIESLEp,
Realtors.
no. ! Mutual building.
Madison l747.
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\ " s. ROBINSON = COMPANY.
E'W Estat" Nuctipuc.rs
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THE VALENTINE AUCTION co INC ~
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Executor of e. \ Scott.
SIS Norm sixth st',=t. IlchuouI. Va
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= FNVftI y SUI.
FRANKLIN -. ROBINS.
Trustee
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Dated a, Richmond. Va. %ovc.noer s
1922.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04

of comforting the 3rd and 4th de-
grees upon four candidates, and
also to entertain Progressive Grange
No. SO of Richmond Corner. The
work of giving the degrees was done
by the degree team of the visiting
Grange and much praise was given
for the beautiful manner in which
cnt, 65 being from Progressive Grange.
At the close of the work a short
program was given. Supper was
served to 40. Ice cream was served
in abundance and the company en-
joyed a social hour. Everyone had
q good time.
Several members of Litchfeld
Grange attended the Pomona meeting
at jefferson on Friday, June goth.
On Saturday evening, June 24th,
Litchfield Grange to the number of
So visited Manchester Grange and
gave the farce "A Mock Grange In
itiation" as the program for the eve
ming. The parts in the play were
we'll taken and altogether humorous
and laughable.
An entertainment was given at the
Grange hall on Friday evening. June
goth. the program being made up
mainly by the smaller children of the
community. and they did themselves
great credit, showing they had been
well trained. Miss Eta White, chair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
Chicago Produce Market
Chica go, July 8


Below normal temperature north
went. tending to check the spread of
black rust had a bearish effect today
on the wheat market here. Prices
closed weak, IA to l 3-s cents net
lower. with July lie 3S to 116A and
September 116 rs to III Corn fin
ished is cent off to a like advance.
oats at 1-4m3-S cent decline to Is
cent gain. and provisions ranging from
% cents setback toSa rise Of II cents.
I.essencd apprehension as to black
rust was apparent from the outset in
the wheat market and although prices
rallied at times the close was near the
lowest leveloftna day. Besides the IA
Vorablc weather conditions northwest,
biz worlds shipments. 1880. 600 bush
els, were influential in modifying bull
isll sentiment. end SO, too. was the fact
that receipts in this country were lib
eral. On tho other hand. announce
mcnt of decrease of more than A.
ON0 600 bushels in the United States
visible supply failed to act as much
of an offset.
Railroad strike DEVELOPMENTS were
responsible for some demand here
from interests that had already rur-
hedged by selling for July delivery in
Chicago. Transferring of the he1ges
to later months caused July to Com
mand half cent premium over Septem-
Der today for while. The effect. how
ever, failed to last and at the end of
thn day the July delivery showed
greater decline than either September
or December as compared with Satur-
DAYS finish.
Persistent buying on the part Of
big elevator company gave compara-
tive firmness 10 the corn market. Some
fire damage at Baltimore. Oats paral-
leled the action of corn.
In the provisions trade selling as
cribed to packers more than counter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04

good attendance and the proceeds
from the sale of ice cream and home
made candy netted about SO, which
will be used for the benefit of the
church.
G. G. Cary and Miss Cary were
business visitors Wednesday in Gar
diner.
o. w. Nash, who has been quite i'll
for several weeks, is reported as inn
proving slowly.
Mrs. Georgia Russell entertained
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Reed
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reed and
daughter, Maxine, all of Gardiner.
Miss Elizabeth Carroll of Augusta
is the guest of her aunt, Miss Louise
Kealy, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Laberee of Gardiner is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. G.. B. Laberee
for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson
and family, who have been guests for
few weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustine Thompson, have re
turned to their home in Dorchester,
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the leadru Stocks

N.w York.. July coming between
'. N,.k..ud tcccsS and tomorrow $
N. li.. today session Of the STOCK
"tt.,t VS. dur almost to the point
... c,tIr.,tou Total sales of $4,000
.1.r'- established a low record OF op-
'f''.nS for almost four years
Ns an indication Of the markets
'NH.I.,fr staEnntiou, manN OF the more
Important stncrs. including United
steel were not quoted All our
". Chg rrSt hour and several others
II, oDHo prominence remained unqu )'-
'd throughout thc day.
lNf,u Icu Of tho railway shcpmen
''." WHs "a no pcrccptlble degree
NH'N't factor Rallq as group were
Iu tN NOT changes in tho main he-
.F ...rr'ed ia fractions. although y
f.w lun.ur transpoGiations displayed
0icrw.,t'ut hc1Nincss.
Much of tn, same conditions np-
Pied go rcprcs ,ntativc industrials. hut
'l0H ISSUES a. Studcbakcr and aihliat-
~ motors hardened. also equipments
0"rIcrs and popular unclassificd stocks
soy. val ot which displayed marked
tr myth
ngrnut was tho outstanding feature
U not gatn 81 II 81 points. ana coca
'ol1 added almost two points 10 us
recent sirndv advance. while Mexican
lf'r"Icum finished at gam or ~
p'H's after waVcring WITHIN three-
ior' radiu-.
Moderate selling of United states
S'ocl. which ended at fractional SCI,
ha,n and reactions in Crucible snd
stndehak"r changed the tone OF the
lsl 10 irreGulariiy just betore ute
Close. Among rails early tlImn"ss IN
Vow York Central, PennsNlrania ana
several Of the PRcifics was retained
but coslers softene6.
Tho return now of July interest ana
dividend funds was reflected in easier
money conditions. Call loans soon
cropped to I "a per cent. from 'heiF
opening rate of & per cent. ana prl-
Naie loans running into wednesday
Weto made later at ~ per cent.
Further acute weakness OF German
marks at a fraction under .023 was inc
only feature OF the nominal market ior
lrfti exchange. Allied rates also
easfd, British bills proving the oniy
.N''ntion. The Dutch rate vas io"er.
ssht another concession was made pN
W. Greek quotation, when icii
sARhtly under zoo.
Frmness was the chief feature OF
,,odsys very dull bond market, the
..ulrover being the smallest OF any
W session In many months. Liberty
issues contributed largely TO the days
business, gains ruling in that division
~ the close. Foreign loans were
mixed however. with renewed heaVi-
"'ss In Mexican Is and he large as.
salne OF one to l points were re-
'taed by Erie convertible ~. 81. LOUIS
san Francisco consolidated fs. Con-
-eonaated Gas Is and United states
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
10 Diekman St.

mud guard and completely demolish-
ing trunk. scattering wearing ap-
parel all over the street. 1t kept on
going at a mad rate down Northport
avenue. The sedan belonged to
Judge William f.. Morris OF New
York, who was driving a large car
and followed by the sedan in which
were members of his household. The
party was on its way to Brooksville
for the summer While no great
damage was done, Judge Morris Is
anxious to learn who the reckless
driver is.
Miss Helen w. Wescott. daughter
of Mayor and Mrs. c. W. Wescott.
entertained "A party OF girl friends at
The Battery Saturday night in hon
or Of her house guest, Miss Miriam
Dunn OF Reading. Penn, "a Wheaton
college friend. The guests enjoyed
salt water bathing before supper,
which was served on the shore, hot
dogs and bacon cooked over the
campfire. Later they attended the
movies. In the party were Misses
Elizabeth Doak, Grace Hazeltine.
Hope Dorman. Elizabeth X. Kit
tredge. Ruth Dinsmore, Ruth Knight.
katherine Brown. Charlotte knowl-
ton, Agnes Hill. Barbara Mckenney.
Miss Dunn leaves Wednesday for her
home, having been at a girls camp
since the close OF college "A few weeks
ago.
Miss Jane Brown, a. teacher In the
Mcclellan school, has gore to Boston,
where she will attend the National
Teachers Convention. and on her re-
turn home will be accompanied by
her sister, Miss Jane, teacher OF Eng
lish in Burdette college, Lynn. who
comes to pass her vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Waldo Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
New York Produce Market
New York. July


FLOUR-Quict: spring patents 14o9
700: spring clears $500 625; soft win
ter straights 565 a 615; hard winter
straights Cos a 715.
WHEAT-Spot steady; No. red
1g3 IA: No. Lard 1873 "a; No. Man
itoba $50 "a and No. 2 mixed durum
lS5 IA i track New York to arrive.
CoRN-Spot steady; No. 2 yellow
>and No. 2 white So SIS: NO. mlXeo
SS is c ( New York all rail.
oATs-Spot steady; No. white 4'a
roRK-Dull; mess 5000; family 27OO
G:9o0.
LARD-Barely steady; middle west
1850 1195.
BUTER-steady;. rsce.pts not re-
ported; creamery higher than extras
s7iN3s: do. extras 80 score 80; 40.
firsts IS to 81 score 34hn?.f; packing
stock current make No. 253@26.
EGGS-Firm; receipts not reported;
fresh gathered extra firsts 21q -: DO.
fir.ts 34bm26; New JerscS hernery
whites extra fancy candled selection
"a: uncandled 1904; state, nearby
and nearbj western hennery whites
firsts TO extras 2Sm40: state, nearby
ana nearby western hennery. browns
extras 32Q37; state and nearby gath
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
PITTSTON

EAST-The Ladies' Aid Society Of
the Methodist church will hold d
strawberry festival Monday evening.
July 3, at the academy hall in this
village. 1t IS hoped there may be q
large attendance as the proceeds arc
to be used for the benefit of the
church.
A lawn party was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Daekendorff
Wednesday evening. There was a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
Boston Produce Market

Boston, July 3.
EEEF-Choice whole cattle 14a015.
RUTTER-I,Xtras 3S@3SA; firsts 35
ar.
CHEESE-Frcsh choice 213 q %;
fir&tS 20n21.
CORNING. . yellow s1Mso.
EGGS-Nearby hennery 4S9 44;
extras 81 a &c.
TLOUR-Sprng patents, 196-lh.
sacks. special short SIS 900; standard
HAY-No. . timothy oSQso.
IAMB-Spring 20G27.
CATS-Fancy ~ pounds 56N57.
Medium backs 2615 a 2S75.
OTATOES-Green Mountains l25 a
15O per hundred pounds; new southern
No. I 350G 475 per barrel.
STGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cents in hundred barrel lots
less per cent. for cash.
NEAI-l0MiS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
THOMASTON
Wilson-WeIt

Friday noon at Thomaston. Miss
Blanche Maud Welt and Alexander
KelIock Wilson were united in mar
riage at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Welt. In
the presence of about go invited
guests. Rev. f. w. Webber was the
officiating clergyman. the double ring
service being used. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with roses and
white peonies. the bridal couple
standing beneath an evergreen arch.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Fannie Shaw. Miss Leila Win.
chenbach was bridesmaid and Eugene
S. Wilson Of Boston acted rs best
man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
BELFAST
Morse Receivers His Cara
Reckless Driver Has Colli-

SlOI
Albert H. Morse has recovered his
Ford which was stolen from his
2arage on Congress street on Thurs
day night by parties thus far un-
known. The thief got as far as
sandy Point about A. NJ, where he
was seen and heard trying to start it
hut he finally abandoned it, up to the
hubs in mud, and beat hasty re-
treat. Next morning residents Of
sandy Point read Of the stolen car in
the papers and someone telephoned
TO the sheriff and Mr.. Morse went
over and drove the car back. There
is complete mystery as to the thief.
One Of the most reckless drivers to
PASS through Belfast this season was
seen yesterday when an unknown
car. a roadster, driven by a~man ac-
companied by woman. went through
the city Sunday afternoon. swerving
from one side Of the road to the
other. On High street near the resi-
dence Of J. w. Blaisdell. he struck the
side Of Ford sedan. tearing OF the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. July 3.
Receipts 10000; active;
between grades up most; top 1920;
bulls steers S50m $40; butcher she stock
anC bulls stead!. 15 to 20 cents higher;
Gamers strong; veal calves steady !;
bulk butcher COWS and heifers 81 q
76a; bulk Gamers and cutters '290M
81. bologna bulls 405 q 49,; bulk veal
calves SUUmSJ
HOGS-Rcccilts $4,000: closed to
i cents higher on better grades COM
pared with Saturdays closing; others
bulk 935G 1880; bulk good butchers
1040Ip10So; piss weak. $50 "a 1925; hold
over moderately liberal.
SHEEP-Rcceipts $4,000; lambs
STEADY to easy: sheep steady: top, ma
tive and western lambs 1926 bulk
lli5m1300: culls 70on $50; bulk fat
ewes 500M675; good handy weight up-
ward to 700; IDAHO feeder lambs 1230.
Harris, Forbes & Company are now
occupying their Offices in the new
Harris Forbes Building, IA to "a
Federal Street, extending through to
Congress Street.
The erection of the Harris Forbes
Building is a record for construction
of the modern fire-proof type of
The contract for the foundation
work was awarded to the George
A. Fuller Company on September 6,
1921 and the work of excavation
began on September 10, 1921. The
George A. Fuller Co, was also
awarded the contract for the erec-
ton of the building, the date of this
award being November %, 1921 and
on that day the first steel column
was set. The entire steel work of the
building was accomplished in % IL
working days. Lockwood, Greene &,
Company of Boston were the archi-
tects and engineers.
On January IA, 1922. the corner
stone of the building was laid and on
July l, 1922, Harris, Forbes & Com
pany were occupying their new off,
ces, less than 10 months from the
date that work was begun on the
foundations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
Garages-Autos for Hire

STABLE-At 81 Green street. room for
or automobiles. Tel. 123S-W. or
c. f.. Marston. 210 Water
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04

cred browns and mixed colors firsts to
extras 243G3l.
oEs-steady; Virginia east
crn shores barrel 3O0G 400: Norfolk
barrel 275 a $50; North Carolina barrel
500
CABRAGES-Qui Maryland crate
100: Jersey crate 100G125.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
New York Money Market

New York. July 3.
Foreign exchange Irregular.
Great Biltain. demand 4.423. cables
4 - 3-4, 60-day bills on banks 4403.
France. demand S.35k. cables S.36.
Italy. demand ASS. cables 4.6St.
Rclgium. demand 1.93}. cables 7.94.
Germany. demand - rs. cables %.
Holland. demand 1886 cables $3.50.
Norway, demand 1860.
Sweden. demand 2J.9j.
Denmark. demand 21.40,
Switzerland, demand 1896
spain. demand l56".
Greece, demand 2.9S.
Poland. demand .02 IS.
Czccho-S o-SluvakIa. demand 1.oO.
Argentine. demand 35.S1.
1razil. demand 1887.
Montreal. .9S 5-l6.
can money firm; high -, low
4 "a, ruling rate 4 3-4. closing bid
4 "a. offered It s. last loan 3-4.
Can loans against acccptances 4.
Time leans steady; GO days and 30
dave Siv months Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04

Steel 5s. the latter showing more ac
tivity than at any recent period.
Gilt-edgcd rails were i2ss III evi-
dence and modsr reactions followed
offerings of Illinois Central rcfundlng
As Denver & Rio Granda As Seaboard
SIS st. Louis & san Francisco incomes
and cuba Cane SIS. Total sales, par
Na,nc. aggregated $1O.:ll 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04

Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help you sell
more.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
CLASSIFlED-DISPi.AY

man Of the committee, deserves much
of the credit for the success of the
program.
The next regular meeting of the
Grange will be on Tuesday evening,
July 4th. Refreshments Of straw
berries and cream, with other good
things, will be served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04
LITCHFIELD
litchfeid Granqe

Litchfeld Grange No. 127 held
a special meeting on Wednesday
evening, June 2Sth for the purpose
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Lawn Movers Sharpened 28.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

T1eIP VdnIcO-6 SUdl0 o6
CUTTERS-Apply to G. r. Abbott. 26
Cushman street. Augusta, or the Cap
itaY City Corporation.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-In small
family. Apply to Mrs. Goodwin,
Chandler street.
MAID-For general housework in
small family of adults. Mrs. Z. l..
BuzZcll. 100 School St, Gardiner.
SECOND GIRL-To so to Squirrel Is
land for months. Call Mrs. j. NJ.
HAYNES. Tel. As.
WAITRESS-Wanted at Butterfield's
Restaurant.
WOMAN-On perforatng machine.
Johnson Bros. Mfg. Co, Hallowell.
Help Wanted-Male 80
HIRED MAN-For haying. Long job.
Apply to +. !. Lord, Belgrade
MAN-Wanted, to cut my hay. G. W.
Coleman. Il. /. Augusta. Weber Pond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-04

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| cr quotations On hogs.