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The New York herald., 1922-09-03
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Hutchinson on the Danger of Being Woman.
A Review by Frederic Taper Cooper. I
The Sport of Vikings. By William Willard
An Impromptu Seance. BY David G. Baillie
Library Vandals. By Thomas Powers.
Meeting Lion Mark Hanna and Others.
By Edward w. Townsend. ............ S
The World of Foreign Books. Giolittis
Memoirs. Surveyed by Arthur Livingston. 6
Aspects of Latin American Literature. II.
Ruben Dario. By Peter ]. Hamilton. 7
For the Unadjusted Child By Emily z.
The Jackson Whitea By Henry Coche-
Saving the Animals By Willis Steel . 10
Auto Suggestion and Elmer Nggle.
By Maurice Morris . IL
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emulation of toll, monotony and
hope deferred. until 1t became too
great for Anna, the oldest sister. to
bear, and she found deliverance In q
nearby pond. Yes, Mr.. Hutchinson
is fair; mid-Victorian life, no would
seem to say, took its toll Of sorrow
and suffering and death just as every
other epoch has taken and win take.
And many another woman has
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the inestimable benefits of the
passing of her kind. Lamentable
specimen Of her kind. she had no
interests other than her home and
her husband and her children and
the pleasures and the treasures
and the friends Of her husband and
her children. She belonged to that
dark age when duty toward others
was the guiding principle Of moral
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uttered and will utter Annals futile
cry-the cry that haunted Rosalie's
frightened. puzzled, childish mind:
1T IS hard for women. o God, Thou
knowest how hard it is for women"
Yet, after all, the mid Victorian home
had it's compensations. Rosalie. we
are told, iran to her mother to cry"
That twists the heart to hear 1t
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thought that comes with living:
Let who may receive a mans
triumphs; to whom soul can take
its defeats. that one has the i'm
print of Godhood.
Immediately after Annals death
Rosalie is taken from the rectory by
her mothers sister. Aunt Belle. who
is in a position to give her the edu-
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oontsssed on Paos yossteaH
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New York Produce Market

new 1oTk, May 20.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red 144! :;
No. 2 hard 145l; No. l Manitoba 1914
and No 2 mixed durum las ! f ok
New York to arrive.
CORN-Spot firm: No. yellow and
No. 2 white S04 and No. mixed 794
c New York all rail.
OATS-Spot firm: No. white so.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts l6.514m
creamery higher than extras 1aM3S;
do. extras 81 score 500 firsts IS
to 81 score "a a 361: packing stock cur
rent make No. 2 %.
EGGS-lrreguIar; receipts 44.732;
fresh gathered extra firSts 2SM29; do.
firsts 21M2S: storage packed extra
firsts 30@30a; firsts 2Sl@29A: state
nearby and nearby western hennery
browns extras 32G34; state and near
by gathered browns and mixed colors
firsts 70 cxtras<o7m IN.
POTATOES-Ea Florida barrel
150q ESQ; sweets Jersey basket 200 q
CABBAGEs-Tirm virgni crate
75cM1.25.
The raw sugar market was firmer to-
day, although there was no change in
prices, spot Cubas being quoted at
; 7-ls ceirts cost and freight. equal to
400 for centrifugal. with June ship
ment at q cents cost and freight.
equal to All.
The raw sugar futures market was
idiiiN dNlif'. ne cloSe was TWO polit ;
lower on October and November and
unchanged to two higher to near po-
sitions. July 261. September 2S7, De-
ccmber 2,93, March 2.92.
The market for refined was firmer
and prices were advanced 10 points
by one of the leading refiners to the
basis of $50 for fine graduated 9th
ers We're unchanged at $50 to $50.
There was better inquiry for both do
mestlc and export account.
Refined futures nominal. closing July
$50, September 6.10, December 900.
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Chicago Produce Market
Chica go, May %.


Decidedly higher prices for wheat
today resulted largely from supposed
indications that wheat accumulated in
Chicago would be promptly moved out,
with Europe furnishing a good outlet.
The market closed at Z to u cents net
higher, with May 1873 to 13S and July
125s to 1875. Corn finished unchanged
to higher, oats up to l cent. and
provisions unchanged to II cents on.
On the extreme advance inthe wheat
market May delivery showed an over
night gain of D cents a bushel, but only
for a moment. Gossip about expected
loans to central European countries to
purchase supplies including grain was
current during the advance in prices.
More attention, however, was attract
ed to messages telling of renewal Of
export demand at the seaboard. and
asserting that vessel room to Europe
was being engaged for shipments from
Chicago. Besides. Chicago interests
were credited with actively closing
spreads between the May delivery here
and in Winnipeg.
Shorts in the wheat market scram-
during the last half ofthe day. Earlier
the bulls were at "A disadvantage for
the time being. inasmuch as deliveries
here on May contracts were heavy,
111,000 bushels, and receipts In Chi
cago totaIling 39S CARLOADS. In adj
dered wheat shipments rushed to Chi
cago and were guaranteeing a 24-hour
schedule for such shipments from
points on the Missouri river. Under
such circumstances big deliveries here
every remaining day this month are
expected.
Corn and oats were governed by the
action of wheat. but kept within mar
row limits. Provisions averaged lower
with hogs
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L. Belle Matthews

Funeral services were - Tues
day afternoon for Miss Belyle Mat
thews who died Saturday following a
surgical operation. Rev. Davis l..
Wilson of Bath, formerly OF the
North Co EDUCATIONAL church Of this
city, coming to ofiiciate. The bear
crs were Charles s. Bickford, Ben ID.
Field, Charles l.. Hazeltine, and
Charles T.. Johnson. Miss Mattf ews
was born - Belfast 65 ears ago, the
daughter OF the late Spencer w. and
Susan Wcath) Matthews. She was
one OF a family Of four children of
which only one survives. Mrs. +. J.
Morrison. Of Court street. who for
some weeks has been at the Mat
thews homestead on Cedar street
where Miss Matthews lived. Three
nieces. Miss Avis M. Morrison of
Springfield. Mass, Mrs. c. u. Holmes,
Belfast and Mrs. Amos j. King of
San Juan. Porto Rico. who sailed to-
day for New Yor'-. Miss Matthews
was woman Of many fine qualities,
very cha, liable and ph'Ianthropic.
the poor losing in her death q great
friend,
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New YORK May 23-Trading in the
s'Nck market today foil away sharply
from ih" extensive operations OF the
preceding session and the drift OF
lfrfs became Increasingly uncertain.
s'N'ral leaders developed pronounced
heaN.ness in tho later period. Sales
amounted TO l,275,O00 shares.
Although fears of money furry
proved groundless. technical conditions
seemed tu invite professional pressure.
moderate calling Of loans was report
throughout as against yesterday
maN mum rate OF per cent. and time
funds continued easy.
The general tone of the foreign eX-
NhEr market was more reassuring.
hA'lu ~ British and French bills was
lAIEN ihan NJ any recent time and
vas thought to represent covering of
sF''u.a'.Ne accounts, this also apply
ING % the recovery of German marks.
d'nds hy the North American Com
I'hN On the common and preferred
latrs and an increased disbursement
hF me computing. Tabulating. Record
ing company. reflected the better earn
hgs ~ unity and specialized indus
"ials corporations.
independent steels were the strong
teaturesof the early dealings, not
snN trucihle. Midyale and Republic.
~ mn IN" latter reacted. however.
n'PuhNc featuring the confusing
movements ofthe final hour at gain
OF u points.
=, lfmncss To strength marked the do
,Sue oils, but the foreign division
MdS erratic. Selling of Mexican Pc
,o,"um was attended by news Of the
s,ute OF financial institution in
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the Tampico district. Motors, equip
ments, coppers and chemicals embrace
ed the other irregular stocks
Erie common and the first and sec
ond preferred issues oVerShadowed all
other transportations with Chicago &
Alton at Gross advances of one to
two points. Seasoned rails OF the
transcontinental and granger groups
proved more susceptible to impending
freight rate reductions.
Loading commodity markets held the
better part of their recent advances
Export prices for copper were raised
to IA cents but the domestic quotation
was unchanged. Other base metals
CARS, but crude rubber weakened.
Movements of prices in the bond
market today followed the uneven
changes in the stock list. but the trend
was mainly higher especially for
speculative issues.
Among government loans Liberty is
sues were featured by the rise of 3as
to a small fraction over par. but the
As and AIS were irregular.
Mexicans were most unsettled of
falling back all the way from large
fractions to two points as result
of developments which indicate fur
Their delay in the settlementof Mexico's
tions occurred among French munich
nails. Belgian rs, San Paulo SIS and
Republic of Chile SIS.
Erie prior As and the several con-
vcrtiblc issues were the outstanding
features of the railroad group, emu
lating the rise in Erie common and
tn first and second preferred shares.
other coalers, also the st. Paul, st.
Louis & San Francisco Missouri Pa
cific and Seaboard issuesd hardened
Total sales. par value, aggregated
sl6.769.000.
The most important new underwrit-
ing of tho dav was the Offering of a
large block of Bank of Commerce
stock by Il local banking syndicate.
This was readily sold, interests con-
nected with the bank being among the
largest purchasers
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BELFAST
Graduates of Last June Will
Assist at High School Music
Festival-Funeral of Miss
Mathews

Two talented young graduates OF
last June Will assist at the first an
nual School Musical Festival which
takes place in the Armory on Fri
day night, under the direction OF
Prof. Melville j.. Chase, supcrin.on-
dent of music in the public schools
Of Belfast.
These girls who have consented ia
assist are Miss Charlotte Knowlton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
NJ. knowlton. a talented young singer
who will sing group of songs. and
Miss Elizabeth Kittredge, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
kittredge who will gle monolr que
entitled THE IncorHgibIe." Both
appeared frequently in public during
their High school days and sine.
Prof. Chase has done .--~d crs with
the students since he came here q
year ago from Maiden, Mass. schools.
and there will be many surprises for
those who attend the festival. He
las brought out talent where II was
almost unsupported and the program
offered for Friday night is one of
unusual interest.
There will be $50 voices in the
chorus witch will render Americas
Message. Clang of IT, Forge, Joshua
and Prayer of Thanksgiving A boys
chorus will render The Tinker'a Song
and chorus s.om the Peirce nd
Mcclellan schools will sing Springs
Message. The girls glee club will
sing The Serena de, and cKo,,..~ on
the rural schools will be heard in
The Woodpecker-The Owl. Nc
keen's orchestra will assist.
The Way Back ball which took
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place in the Armory Monday night
scored ig hit and was given n very
large attendance for this season when
attendance at dances held in town
begin to fall off, the open air pavil.
ions receiving the larger patronage
There was, however. a large attend
ance and the proceeds go 10 the
tnivcrsalist church. The ball was
given under the management OF
Henry Smith and Capt. Basil Allen
who left nothing undone 10 make IL
a Great success.
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Chicago Cattle Market
Chica go. Nav

chicago, May ID.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; beef steers
strong to Is cents higher; top 925;
bulk 7S5 a $50: she stock and stockers
steady: bulls strong to Is cents high
err; veal calves mostly % cents higher;
bulk vea1ers to packers 92JGD975.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000: opened
mostly 10 to Is cents lower, closing
strong; lights about 10 cents lower,
others about steady with yesterdays
average: top 1865: bulk 1850 1865 /:
pigs strong: ho1dover liberal
SHEEP-Recejpts 10000: firm to 25
cents higher; California spring lambs
1900 a 1850: seconds to feeders 1885:
ton native springs 1926; bulk 1869
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New York Money Market
New York. Nav 2:

New York. May 90
Call money firm; high 4. low 4, rul-
ing rate T. closing bid 81, offered at 4,
last loan T.
Call loans against acceptances 81.
Time loans steady; 60 days and so
days 464; six months Al.
Prime mercantile paper 4im1
Foreign exchange firmer
Great Britain. demand 4.44s. cables
4.45. 60-day bills on banks 4.42s.
France. demand 904. cables 9.0i1.
Italy, demand 5.l3s. cables 5.14.
belgium. demand SIS. cables S.3al.
Germany, demand 332, cables .33f.
Holland. demand 1885. cables ass
Norway. demand 1920,
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. Nav

Boston, May %.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 13aM14
BUTTER-Extras 81 q 37a; frsts $50
G36,.
CHEESE-Fresh choice 1909;
firsts 17G1S.
CORN-No. yellow 7s@so.
EGGS-Nearby hennery 1904;
western extras 3163o
FLOUR-Spring patents. 19e-lb
sacks. special short 925 a $50 standard
775m915.
HAY-No. timothy s1dS3.
HANDSPRING 2G129: genuine
spring 30m32.
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds SCOTT.
PORk-Medium backs 2675M2775.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 1850
14e per hundred pounds: new southern
No. 450 q $50 per barrel
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Seizure in white House"

Alexander G.. Boone. proprietor of
the White House, Westbrook's only
hotel, Monday morning furnished
sureties for his appearance In the
Wcstbrool municipal court next
Monday to answer to the charge Of
unlawful nossession as he result of
a seizure OF whiskey. wine and beer
made at the hotel Sunday evening By
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1900; choice California yearling lambs
1090I 100; best handy shorn lambs
1925; fed Texas wethers 750; Califor-
MIA ewes us.
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SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cents in hundred barrel
lots less 2 per cent. for cash.
NEAl4-l0@
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Sweden. demand $3.50.
Denmark, demand 2l.30.
Switzerland, demand 1909.
Spain, demand 1892.
Greece, demand APO.
Poland, demand 02s.
CZechO- SloVakia. demand 1913.
Argentine. demand 36.37.
Brazil, demand 1887.
Montreal. 80 3-16.
Ann. I. &, 7. CIV. 6s ......... 1154
AtchiSon gen. As .............. S9l
r. & o. cv. AIS ............... S3l
Central Leather SIS ............ 97s
c.. r, l. &, p fdg. As ........... S2l
Int. Mer. Mar. 6s ............ 81.
New York Central IS ......... 103a
Pennsylvania gen. AS ......... Oh
Reading As ................. S45
Southern Pacific CIV. IS ......... 103
Southern Railway 5s .......... 95l
Union Pacific As .............. 91t
L. S. Steel ref. IS ............. 1913
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WYMAN ST.


Modern Groom house. hall,
living room. dining room and
kitchen on first floor: . bed
rooms and bathroom on End
floor; large, high attic, gener.
Gus closet space; hard wood
floors throughout. Living room
has fireplace, French doors
opening into hall. Indirect
lighting in living and dining
rooms. Woodwork natural
wood finish throughout. Slate
sink and set tub in kitchen.
Large back porch of from
kitchen. Large front porch.
House easily heated. has KEEL
sey hot air furnace. Two cold
closets for vegetables and pre-
serves in cellar. Screen and
double windows. Granolithic
front and side walks. House
in excellent condition. Good
neighborhood. 10 minutes
walk from Water street. Ad-
dress c. r. A.. care OF Kenne-
bee Journal, Augusta or phone
26-J.
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INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

MARSHALLS-Syste of languages,
seIf-taught. Learn something. Edu-
cate yourself at home. A self-pro-
nouncing lesson in twelve Languages.
for 25 cents. Full information free.
Address Lewis J. Marshall Lisbon
Falls. Maine.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

BEAUTIFUL HOME - Stock and
Equipment! handy II. r.. 2 miles
from stores. churches and advan-
tases, school u mile. r. L. D., near
neighbors; 80 acres level intervale
fields, excellent cropping land; brook
watered pasture for 10 cows; abund-
ance hard wood. estimated 80 Nj lum-
Der. story. 10-room house. cleo
trio lights. piazza, excellent condition
inside and out, shade. we'll water
barn 40x6O. 10 tie-ups 3 stalls track
fork. electric lights; hen house for 80
birds For quick sale the owner in
cludes fine cows.s1 horse, work wag-
on. cultivator. dump cart, harnesses,
gEindstone. riding wagon, sleigh
Photo if desired. Sale price $500.
Easy terms. John h. Richards
Pennington. Me.
RM-Tcn acres of land 500 apple
trees, grated fruit. pear trees, house
and ell, stable, two hen houses and
garage, situated on Pleasant Pond.
Richmond. Maine. Three-fourths of
mile from State road. Must be
sold at once. Apply to Amasa A.
Ring. Route 10, Gardiner, Maine. Tel
ephone 523.
B. ACRE FARM-Good buildings, excel
lent gravel bank, large lot good for
market garden or chicken farm E.
+. Temple, 81 Granite st. Tel. 196-W.
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INANCIAL
Business Opportunities

LAW PROFESSOR-Wit Yale d. c.
l.. degree has complete Law Core
spondence Course for sale. half regu-
lar rate. No books required. Anyone
may enroll Time payments allowed.
Degree obtainable. invaluable bust
ness training. Complete local bar
preparation for each separate state.
Rare opportunity. Address Box 1887,
Yale Station. New Haven. Conn.
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BARGAIN-McCoy grocer's refrigera-
tor, half price; used short time. Nc
Coy Refrigerator Co., Box $50, Port
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

FOR SALE-Erench bull pups, dark |
brindle, pug nose. bat ears and screw |
tail. A. L., SO Cony St, Augusta, Me. |
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Used CAR BARGAINS-In Ford.
Chevrolet and Oakland cars. at Brad
street Motor Co, Eallowell. Prices
low Tel -35-W,
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FARM INGDALE-The Fred Goud
place on Grant street. Farmingdale:
S-room house. shed and stable in fine
condition, with extra lot. The price
IS $500. Call upon VIII c. Atkins.
Patton block. Gardiner
GARD NEls-The d. &. Davis house,
Dresden Avenue. This presents one
chance in lifetime to get an aItrac-
tive modern home. splendidly locat-
ed. at less than cost. Inquire OF c. A.
knight. Gardiner. Me
kOWlltGAN-At ~ Jcwett ST., new
siN-room bungalow with bath. hot and
cold water. lights. heat, hardwood
Hoors. Nice stone cellar. small
sher adjoins kitchen. one minute
from car line. Can be bought at q
very reasonable price. l.. IL. Appleby,
- Jewett St. Skowhegan.
SMALL HOtSE-With garden, on
Riverside Drive. Tel. 2:e-:2
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Wanted for summers keep
ing: few hours work day; very best
of care. Inquire at Patneude & Son,
Sc Northarn Ave. Tel. 312-M.
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IdITV, MO.
BED COUCH-Child's crib. gas stove,
oil heater. hot water tank. "A High
IIolborn, Gardiner.
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Fuel and Feed
Good THINGS to Eat
Household Goods

GAS STONE--Cheap for cash. 81
State st.
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GIRL OR WOMAN-For Homework a
80 Western Ave. Tel. 636-R.
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TOURING CAR-Used but little:
thoroughly overhauled. If you want
bargain. Thomas c. Buckley, 62 state
- Augusta.
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Wanted-Live Stock

DRESSED CHICKENS - And fowl.
Highest market price paid. Weber
& Hewett. Augusta.
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You Read About Proposition Here You Can Be Sure It's Good
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

KITCHEN WOMAN-At Sporting
Camps. Address c. r. Thwing, Bel
grade Lakes. Maine.
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laundry at State Ho
pital. Apply to the Treasurer.
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lNel FORD Touring car, all in good
shape. starter. lights. demountahle
rims. $500 Terms IL desired. Wad-
leigh & SON Conv St, Augusta.
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1918 FORTHCOMING car body. $40.
Arsenal street Garage. Tel. 917-W.
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EMPLOY MENI

GIRI-For general Homework. no
washing or ironing. Apply mornings
or Tel. III, 10 Summer st.
GIRL-Or woman for housework. No
washing. 321 West street. Gardiner.
Tel SAY
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Wanted-To Rent

NANTED-By Maine woman. cottage
for month of August. Modern inn
provementS. best location-Squirrel
Island preferred Write Mrs. Mary
w. Taylor. 156 W. palisadc Ave, En-
glewood. n. j.
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Wanted-ReaI Estates

GARAGE--Wanted, medium sized one
in good condition. Will buy or lease.
''B. W." care journal.
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GIRL OR WOMAN-For general
Homework at Centre Winthrop.
Write Mrs. c. +. Smith. r. +. D. 81.
Winthrop Tel. 1913 Winthrop. or
inquire of Mrs. c. +. Flynt. l Union
ST. Augusta
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CNsINGS-Aiax Paragon. guaranteed
3oV8. 5000. 3Ox3b. $1,000. All tires
ciarnnfccd Gardiner Farmers
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RANGE-A good range for wood and
coal. Suitable for cottage. Tel. 577.
WANTED-Three-b burner oil stove in
good order. Camp. care Journal.
WANTED-Thrcc sets of large and
irons for five feet fireplaceS and eight
sets for medium tireplaces. Address
i. H. Mosclcy, Winthrop, Maine, r.
l.. ID. No. 81.
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

EIcYcm FIRST class condition. A
cage street
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MEMS UNION SUITS-Shore sleeves.
soc: mems athletic union suits, csc:
mems shirts and drawers. short or
long sleeves. 45c each. A. r. Pierce.
212 Water st.
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