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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-15

Jim FULLY. ex-tramp. ex-pugihst,
and e~x-scenario reader never quite
reached the champion class as a
fighter and then he turned to writing.
The result is Emmett Lawlor," one
Of the featured books of the year.
"Enlfnett Lawlor' is an autobio-
graphical novel which has already at
tanned a success that is a r to first
novel,. Aside from the fact that his
book has attained unusual success,
Tully is one of the most astonishing
literary figures in America just now.
The product of an unkindly orphan
asylum, he has been q farmer, a stable
boy. a hobo on the road, q chain
maker, q prize fighter and a tree doc
tor.
AS a fighter Tully was one of the
manv nsar champions, whom circum-
stances have turned back before they
quite reached their, goal. He was we'll
known in his fighting days through
out the middle west.
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Wisconsin Defeated
Chicago in Track Meet

Madison. Wis. May 13-Wisconsin
easily defeated Chicago here today in
a dual track meet. Sc "a to 4S Ia.
The Badgers took II Of a possible Is
first places. winning all the track
events but the half mile run. Sundt.
Wisconsin,, with frsts in shotput and
broad jump and second in the javelin
throm, led the scoring.
Nothing makes a doctor quite so
mad, as to be called Mister"
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Mayer for Minneapolis and Konetchy
for Toledo featuring. Minneapolis
punched six hits with four bases on
balls and two sacrifices in two in
nings. Score:
r. H, E.
Toledo .o10 100 COL Il /
Minneapolis ..040} 600 .40x-- 5 Is 2
Girard, Parks. Mccullough and
Kocher; Shaw, Williams and Mayer.
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Daubert Going Good.

Cincinnati. May 15.-Breklyn lost
to Cincinnati here Saturday s to >.
The Reds batted Schriver and Mitch
ell hard while Donahue tor Cincinnati
kept the hits web scattered until the
9Th when Wheat made a home run.
Daubert hit safely for Fl straight
games, with a single in the third in
ming. Score: -
Brooklyn ..... 100 900 oo2-3 II i
Cincinnati 49,. 900 241 01x-s IN 2
Shriver, Mitchell and Hungling;
Donahue and HarErave.
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r. Fl. r
AMERICAN ASSN.

st. Paul, May l6.-St. Paul hit
Northrop a1d-Sanders hard in two inn
tngs, which coupled with Mike Shan
mons four errors enabled the locals to
beat Columbus Saturday, III to 1. Hall
struck out seven men and kept his Z
hits we'll scattered. Golvih, the Saints
firstsacker, hit a homer outside the
park the first of its kind here this
year. Score: 2, - ~
Columbus 100 900 1oo-i Z i
st: PAIL ..... $50 O0s 00x-ll Is 1
Northrop, Sanders, Lowdermilk and
Hartley, Wilson; Hall and Gonzales.
wild nhrow Loses.
Milwaukee, May ia wild throw
by Schneper in the seventh gave Mil
vaukee al s to 6 victory DER Louisville
In the opening game Of the series, Sat-
r, H. e.
Louisville y. 400 oo1 2o1-e . S
Milwaukee ...01O 0o4 Osx-s 9 8
lineup, Cullop and Meyer; Georin,
and Wyatt, Gossett. :
Heavy Hitting.
Kansas City. Mo-. May 15.-Indian-
apolis won the first game Of the series
with Kansas City here Saturday in "a
UtN8 AV0ks - w Nv. WIN SdI LII AIN
Geib, the starting pitcher, failel TO
survive tho early innings. Score:
r. H. e.
sIndianapolis 3. 3o3 go oos-1I IA o
Kansas CITY .lO35 200 270-108S 16 8
Seib. Hill, Petty and Kruger: Car
ter, Caldwell and MeCarty.
Still Losinx.N
Minneapolis. May 15.-Minneapo,is
s-4~ a fpAA h{NffA~ ANakAA 6~A- N~oAAA
hare Saturday. 8 to s. home runs by
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-Four Home Runs.

Philadelphia. Nav 15.--EIon,e runs
by Perkins ana Miller. enabled Phila-
delphia toI even the series with St,
Louis Saturday, . to 4. The Athletics
punched five OF their even hits of
Vangilder in the third for FIVE runs,
Sisler and PatiCollins. a pinch hitter,
also made homers. Score.
Sc: Louis...... DOL O01 1O1-4 10 1
Phiiad elphia... 0o5 600 OAK 10
Vangilder and SEVERED; Rommell
and Perkins. =, =
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CLEAN SWEEP.

Princeton, N. j., May 13.-Prince-
ton made a clean sweep of h Child,s
cup regatta today, defeating Column
bia and Pennsylvania crews in all
three races-varsity, junior. varsity
and freshman, on Lake Carnegie.
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Poorly Played Game,

l. st. Louis, May 15.-Bases on balls
and errors gave st. Louis a. 6 to s
victory over Philadelphia in loosely
played game here Saturday.
The locals were outhit 2 to l., but
made the most of the visitors miscues
which resulted in breaking Philadel-
phia's winning streak of -four straight
games. Score:
Philadelphia =. 200A2O oo0-5 10 :
st. Louis ..... 200 $50 00x-6 S 2
Ring, Winters and Henline; North
Pertica and Ainsmith.
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Cambridge, Mass, May 13.-Harv-
ard defeated Yale in their annual
track and field meet here. this after
noon 70 1915 to 81 2 us.
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No man has a. large mission who
nealects the little ministries.
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Allows Two Hits.

Boston, May 15.--PennOeN held
Chicago to two hits Saturday. Boston
winning 8 to I. Chicago's single run
wa the result of errors by Pittenger
and Smith in the ninth.e In the fifth
Harris hit a home run over the left
center field fence and then three err
rors, two by Johnson. gave the home
team another run. A pass by Lever
cite in the seventh and hits by Men
oskie and Pratt scored the third Bos-
ton run. Score:
Chicago. 900 900 001-1 2 4
Boston ....... 900 020 1Ox-3 5 .
Leverette and Schalk; Pennock and
Ruel.
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Many Errors.

Pittsburgh, May 15.-Boston de-
loosely played game in which errors
and wild pitches figured in the. scor-
ing. 'GoWdy's home run over the left
field wall in the sixth. came with the
bases full. Score:
r. H. E.
Boston $3.50. 200 COS e1o--s 8 3
Pittsburgh -. 201 001 1905 9 3
McQuillan and Gowdy, O'Neill;
Cooper, Morrison and Mattox. 81
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cleveland wins.

K Washington, May 15.-Cleveland
nosed out Washington 5 to : Saturday
in q. closely, contested game. Francis
ave the visitors only 6 hits, but was
Handicapped by poor support .bBagby
been knocked out Of the box.
Cleveland. 800 001 1905 6 2
Warrington. 900 000s 1904 10 2
Uhle, Bagby> and o'Neill; Francis
and Charity.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, May 15.-De.roit de-
feated the Yankees in a hard fought
13 inning game here Saturday. 8 to S.
Detroit won Off Murray, a recruit New
York pitcher, in the 18th when the
Tigers punched four hits with a sac
Detroit. 900 020 40 01O 3-s IL 4
N. York 900 001 800 010 0-5 10 2
Ehnnke and Bsssler; shawkey, Muir
ray and 2Schang. f#
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

COOK-Assistant. Apply Hotel North.
FARM HAND-Single to work around
dairy farm. Phone 6S1-W, Abbott
farm.
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college woman Make
$500 to $500 in unusually pleasant va
cation position with prominent edu
cational institutions; definite salary
with opportunity to earn more: rail-
road fare paid; opportunity perma-
nent business connection. Address
NATIONAL HOME d SCHOOL AS
ISOLATION, National City Bldg,
New York
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heavy shifting Of funds in connection
with May payments. Call loans open
ed at per cent, but advanced to Al
per cent. at midday. Renewals of
short time loans were effected at re-
cent quotations. but the longer matur-
ties were in light demand.
At 4423 demand sterling was at its
highest quotation for over week.
French, Italian and Belgian bills rose
rates again reacted. Far Eastern bills
were strong, the Shanghai rate rising
in the face of the more serious mill
tary disturbances in China.
The striking feature OF todays bond
market was the decided diminution in
The volume of operations, although
transactions. mostly at higher levels,
comprised many separate issues.
Constructive FEATURES included sew
oral of the local fractions, especially
marlborough Rapid Transit IS and
AS and Third Avenue adjustments
New Haven as of 1855 led the rails
al a gain of over three points. but 9TH
er underlying issues OF that system
moved contrarily. Advances of frac-
tions to one point attended the de-
mand for Minneapolis & ST. Louis re-
funding As. Denver & Rio Grande re-
funding SIS and ct. Paul. Kansas City
Southern and Reading issues. Chica-
go q Alton 3&s recovered part of their
recent sharp decline.
FirmneSS was shown by most of the
European and other foreign offerings.
Chinese Railways SIS developed weak
ness. presumably in connection with
sues lacked definite trend. but hard
ened later. net gainst exceeding losses
in that group. Total sales, par value.
aggregated $17,472. 600
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, MAY Financial, in
nls'ra' and commercial adyiccs pub
tsnea over the week end recess COM
n@h with the builish literature is
suFu hy majority of the comm s ion
houses have impetus To the further
'urtnce OF stock market prices today.
lne movement was uneven for the
mes part. however. seasoned shares
ss.ln bong relegated to comparative
INSECURITY by the greater prominence
ot speculative issues. These mainly
.emprised leaders az the oil, motor,
s"sependent steel and copper groups.
=, SPECIFIC instances OF unusual activi-
and strength included Association
70 Pacific OILS, Standard oil of New
..sey, Studebaker, which threw off
~ disappointment shown at the fault
we directors 10 declare anextra div
,,uehh Baldwin Locomotive, Internal
Ina Paper preferred and Lackawan-
IA, 'ult states and Republic steels.
hher. were numerous additional
ssns or one to two points among spe-
.,es clippings, chemicals and util.
us the latter embracing Montana
,.Ner' but rails. apart from the junior
s,ues' were at all times backward.
ass amounted TO 1.15s,000 shares.
.aMnr the ed consecutive fun ses-
IN " which transactions ran into
"Nsn figures.
~sGiresd tonnage for the preceding
go showed 4 moderate decrease in
middle west. but this was balanced
10 tenersi business gains in that Sec
NJ, well as at more remote points,
soly southwestern territory.
., psalings In foreign exchange con-
Az, 'rd because OF the holiday in Lon
~, but the hrm 10 strone tone Of
rhs..sk remittances denoted q more
s,rinl view OF conditions at Genoa.
az niness OF securities offered hope
H. early solution OF problems aris-
irom the coal strike situation.
oney rates continued to reflect
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New York Produce Market

New plh, May j.
UR-Quiet; spring patents 500
a $50: spring clears Gno1r e5o soft
winter straights 65nFI675; hard win
ter straiehts 900 500.
NliEAT-Spot drm; No. . red and
No; hard 15i; No. l Manitoba 1594
New York to arrive.
NofE--Sp"t arm; No. yellow and
No. whit" S04 and No. , mixed 19i
c New York all rail.
OATS-Spot barely steady; No. 2
white 40.
ro r. scooyI mess a55oa $500;
LAlD-Steady; middle west 11409
1850. -
rDTTONsEED OIL-steady: prime
low spot 1865; July 1853; September
1154; December $40.
RICE-Steady; fancy head 63@13
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 66i3:
creamery higher than extras 40G 404
do. extra ~ score 3st: do. firsts IS to
make No. 2 y -.
EGGs--,steady; receipts 26,555;
fresh gathered extra ffrsts q q 215: do
tirsts 24aGes; storage packed extra
iirsts 2sm2sl; do firsts era 27t; New
Jersey. hennery whites extra fancy
candled selections 81; do. uncandled
"a 33; state nearby and nearby west
ern hennery whites firsts to extras %
q So; do. hennery browns extras 800:
state and nearby. gathered browns and
mixed coiors firsts to extras 25G29a.
OTATOES-Steady: state and
Maine $50 pounds 250T325; Long Is
land barrel $3.50 400: Florida new bar
rel $40 q 700; Bermuda barrel 400 q 700:
sweets, Jersey basket 225 q 300; south
crn barrel 250l325.
ABBAGES-Quiet; southern crate
S25MAo0.
The raw sugar market was Z little
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TIE want ad that tells most sells
most
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easier today with Cubas for May ship
ment available ut 7-l6 cents cost and
freight. equal To 4.o4 for centrifugal.
and June shipment at "a cents cost and
freight, equal to All.
Porto Rcos were quoted at 500. No
sales were reported, although it was
rumored that operators purchased
about $1,000 bags of Cubas for second
half of May shipment at quoted prices.
The ,raw sugar futures market was
easier under trade and commission
house selling prompted by the more
liberal offerings in the spot market.
Closing prices were two to five
points net lower. May 2.4l. July 2.64,
September 7.S4 December e.SS.
The market for refined supar was
less active as far 5 the domestic de-
mand was concerned. but there was
fair inquiry from exporters. Prices
were unchanged at 5.e5 to $40 for fine
graduated.
Refined futures nominal. Closing:
May $40. July $50, September 6.1o.
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WM. ROGERS SILVERWARE-Col
meat fork. cream ladle. gravy ladle
berry spoon, sugar shell and butter
knife. ) orange spoons. 3 bullion
spoons 8 butter spreaders, 5 soup
spoons. fruit knives-your choice
for S1.00. Parcel post orders prepaid.
Swift & Turner. Augusta.
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Ex- Mayor Thomas r. Locke, II IL
expected. will deliver the Grafton in
Biddeford Memorial Day. The exer-
cises will he in charge of u. 8. Grant
Post, G. A. r.. and Sheridan Post.
G. A. r., and the various World War
and Spa American War veterans
will attend the exercises and viii
march to the cemeteries Memorial
Day to decorate the graves OF the
soldiers of the three wars.
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stock. ~stockers and feeders mostly
steady; bulls strong to % cents high
er; veal calves largely % cents lower;
bulk fat she stock 5T5M 125 bulk bo-
1uamI1i.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000. closing
mostly Is to 20 cents lower than sat
urday's average: mediums and heavies
off most; top 1865; bulk 1010I 1855;
shippers bought about $500; holdover
liberal; pigs strong, mostly 10000
1910.
SHEEP-Receipts $1,000: mostly
steady: spots - to % cents lower; top
shorn lambs 1915: bulk 1400 a 1850; top
wooded lambs 1850: California spring
lambs 1500M 1895: some throw-outs un-
sold :ebst wooded ewes 1000: top shorn
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Boats and Accessories

DIRT FOR FILLING-Iree for haul
ing away. II. K. MansUr, l HillcrcS
ST. Tel SAS-W.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, May 1.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 133 q Ia.
BTTTER-Extras 40G 40i: firsts SO
cHEEsE-Fresh choice 1sa1ss;
frsts 17G17A.
EGGs-Nearby hennery s2ass:
western extras 29sG30i.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 196-lb.
sacks. special short 9o5 a $50; standard
1S56ps00.
HAY-No. 2 timothy 1880.
HANDSPRING 30Q32.
OATS-Fancy 40 pounds 5795S.
PORk-Medium backs 2S75 @2775.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 1909
$50 per hundred pounds; new south
ern No. ! 700 per barrel
SJGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $40 cents in 1e0-barrei lots
less per cent. for cash.
vEAI-10f1S
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LIVE POULTRY-Highc prices paid.
r. w. Longfcllow. Tel. 973-W.
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New York Money Market
New York. Nav I

New York, May /.
Foreign exchange steady
Great Britain. demand 4.4os. cables
4.43l, 60-day bills on banks 4401.
France. demand 9.21a. cables 9.o2.
Italy, demand 5.35a. cables $50.
Belgium. demand SAGA, cables SAT.
Germany. demand 1853, cables ,354.
Holland, demand 3S.1s, cables 1915.
Norway, demand 1865
Sweden. demand 25.s2
Denmark, demand Ellis. 80
Switzerland. demand 1888.
Spain. demand 1853. :.
Greece, demand AS.
Argentine. demand 1912.
Brazil. demand 1875.
Montreal. .9S GIG.
Call money firm; high Al, low 4. rul-
ing rate 4. closing bid 4. offered at Az
last loan II.
Call loans against acceptances 81.
Time loans steady; 60 days and 80
lays Il: six months AMI
Prime mercantile paper l3@1.
=
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. May ].
CATTLE-Receipts 25.000; closing
fairly active: beef steers uneven,
steady to Is cents lower: medium and
heayies showing most decline: top 9l5
ana s oo best sss
pounds; bulk beef steers 7as9Iyo: she
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

Ii you can Drlng your want al to the
office. telephone it to a Want Ac
Taker. 1t costs no more.
Everything for everybody. Father.
mother and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
ella ssitications.
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Wanted-Live Stock

DRESSED CHICKENS = And fowl.
Highest market price paid. Weber
& HnMntt. AucuSta
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Ann. T. & T. CIV. 6s ....
Atchison gen. As
=. & Q. cv. AS
g.. X. |. n +. ldg. As ..........
Int. Mer. Mar. 6s ..............
New York Central 6s ..........
Pennsylvania gen. AIS .........
Reading As
Northern Pacific cV. IS ......,
southern Railway 5s
Union Pacific As ............
L. $. Steel ref. IS .......... !
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REFRIG ERATORS-All sizes includ-
ing porcelain lined ones, and at all
prices. j. II. Cogan Co.. Augusta.
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Tnn SALE MOTORCYCLE WITH
SIDE AR. e. II. SHAW. 4 WILLOW
sr TEL. ie3-M.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

RANT-Located on main
street i'll business section; best and
most up-to-date in town, doing good
business. Price right. Ill heal
reason for selling. Write or Tel.
39S-W. Brunswick, Me. Carrie st.
John. 63 Main st.
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WANTED Sidecar for motorcycle.
F'r.'a or Harley preferred. Write
NJ 'o 'nhone H. NJ. Rriry, 10 Maple
Fri frL 1l-R
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Biddeford Memorial Plans

925; choice a5-pound shorn yearlings
and twos 1850.
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IS
Wearing Apparel

MEMS UNION STITS-Shore sleeves.
SOC: mems athletic union suits, 69c;
mems shirts and drawers. short or
long sleeves. 45c each. y. +. Pierce,
2l2 Water st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

SMALL PLACE-For sale near car
line. Inquire Spruce St Tel 2ea-f.
los ACRE FARM-With stock and
tools. Price s21oo. $500 cash. ]. Z.
Lincoln. Rcadfcld. Nc.
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HpU SEkEEPER-At once. between
80 and A. years of age. nice home,
permanent position to right party,
no objection to one child. Call or adj
dress w. r. Dawes, 113 Water St,
liza Howell Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

STOVE WOOD-Sl0 and 81 per cord
delivered. Fireplace. furnace and
cord wood. Wallace Shaw. Cony Rd.
troL 1MSE-NI
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We RAVE Some good trades in sec
ani h4.d oars. All In good condi-
inn '"n'r' Garage. Inc. TOT 129n.
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

T1rYrLitS largest line Of bicycles.
r's ard supplies in central Maine
t'ash "r easy terms. Got our prices
IT, iN1-W. Henry V. Nicue Co, So
Man st, WatnrNtlIr
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90 TONS-LooSc hay and straw in
barn j. Waldo Sampson, Route s,
HalloWolL
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Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help you sell
more.
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Good want ads get good results
Want musical instrument? Get II
the Want Ad way.
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PACKING ROOM GIRL-Wanted at
once. an all-round packing room girl;
one who thoroughly understands fin
ger method on patent leather repair
ing. No other need apply. Inquire
J. VI. Elagg. T. j.. Rogers Shoe Co,
E'rennnrt. Me
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Read OF the Wants and oilers of people
you know. Turn to the Want Ad
Section
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OIL STOVES-At reduced prices. New
NeSco Perfect Oil stoves. Second
hand Florence automatic. New Perfec-
ton, Smmonds in fine condition.
Whitcomb & Stanhope. Waterville Me.
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WOMAN-F'or general housework
Mrs. Theodore L. Emery. 14S Dresden
Ave. Gardiner. Tel. 51-W.
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RATIN I3-36-inch at sc per I'd. Au-
gusta Remnant store. 4 Bowman St
Tel. 1246-W opposite city building.
"TWlSTUM" = The new California
toy. He will stand on his head, sit
down. lie down. do all kinds of con-
tortionist stunts. 81 postage pre-
paid. Quinn's Drug store. Hallowcll
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Thousands Read Page Today Would Read Your Ad Here
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

BABY CARRIAGE-In good condition.
reversible gear. 10 Summer ST, Hal
lowell. Tel. 10J3-W.
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AGED-Man wants work on
widows farm or light work on any
farm. Address r.. care Tom Rand,
WaterViIie Me-
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COUCH-In good condition; vacuum
carpet sweeper, feather bed. Tel.
1l7-J, Gardiner.
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sRASS BEDS-Sturdily constructed,
with Pinch filler. You can't buy new
my special of SIT. Wallace Diplock,
45 Bridge ST., Augusta.
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How many people are reading classi-
fed ads now
Lost something? Telephone a Lost
and Found" ad now for tomorrow's
paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

You don't nave to be an ad-writer TO
get results from CLASSIFIED advertis-
ing A Want-Ad Taker will help
you.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Femals

GIRLS TO TRAIN--For nurses at the
Augusta General hospital. After the
first month. an allowance of IS the
first year. $40 the second year. and
Sl2 the third. First uniforms fur
nished. Apply to Superintendent of
NurSnS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

FARMS-Have some of the greatest
farm bargains now that | have ever
had listed. Prices from $1,000 up
with or without tools and stock. | in
vite you TO call and go over my list.
| may have the very farm YOU want.
d. S. McNaughton. l Depot Square,
Gardiner Tel ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

CABINET MAkERS-And a man for
straight moulder. Good pay and
steady work. open shop conditions.
None but thoroughly experienced men
need apply. Address Box A-12, care
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