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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-22
FINANCIAL. NEWS


, and Electric Storage Battery nearly
tural Chemical preferred closed
higher and Dawson. after touching GGa
closed ! higher AT Il -.
Strength of sugar shares indicated
eom!'i"tion Of tho "discstns pre-
cess following the recent spectacular
rally in those issues, South Porto Ri
| can closing four higher. and Cuban
American and cuba Cane preferred
"a'.i gaming points. Other strong
spots wee Brooklyn Union Gas,
North American, Computing, Tabuiat
| ing d Recording and United Drug, all
up two to three points.
Gail money opened at per cent. adj
yaactd 10 % during the noon hour and
close. Time money was quiet with
ints III supply at per cent. for all
maturities. Commercial paper con-
tinues firm, prime names commanding
IL per cent.
Strength Of sterling was the fea-
ScandinaVian exchanges were strong.
hT.t The other European rates were
only nomnally higher.
80" a ali lStit ct Czecho-SlOvakian
and Mexican securities. renewed hcaVi
ness "l L. :. government issues and
irregularity in the general list. charac-
tcrizcd tCday's dealings in bonds on
the Now York Stock Exchange
Mexican lS ana JS gained more than
4 point each in anticipation of an early
call for the deposit! of those bonds,
preliminary to n resumption Of inter
est payments.i CZccho-Slovakian SIS and
Prague 1ls advanced two and y points
respectively n response to reports that
The new republic was sending n iinan-
Cial mission he re To confer on the fund
ing of it's war debts. Active Liberay
and Victory bonds lost six to II cents
on 500.
A 2!-point gain in Denver & Rio
Grande rcfundng IS was the outstand-
ing development of the trading in rail
road mort gages, the only other con-
splcuou5 strong spots being Erie con-
,crtipie As. series \ and 3. and New
York, Westchchstcr & Boston AIS.
Wisconsin Central general As and
Chicago & Eastern Illinois SIS were
heavy. each dropping point.
Changes in the industrial group We're
mixed. Ccrro de PaSco SIS. up = points.
were followed into higher ground by
American Telephone convertible As OF
1886. International Paper IS. secrics Il.
General Electric IS and Eastern Cuba
Sugar 7ls.
Total sales, par value, were s12,-
$4,000.
Announcement was made during the
day that the S13,447,0o0 issue of ILL.,
pois Central Railroad Icfunding mort
gage S per cent. bonds. and the $3.230.-
CO0 issue of general mortgage ard col
lateral trust per cent. bonds of the
winnipeg Electric Railway Co.. had
bcen ovcrsubscribed and the books
closed.
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Chicago Produce Market


Free selling on the part of houses
with eastern connections had deprcsS-
ing effect on the wheat market today.
ana so, too. did announcement that
Yesterday. for The first time since the
" GRID WAR. there were no c!Tar2nc, :
whatever Of domestic wheat from At
lantic and Gulf ports. Closing quota
tiUns Wrr' unsettled at the same as
yesterdays finish to cent lower. with
May 1l?s 10 il?t and July 1l3s to 1laa.
Com closed at : cent decline to cent.
gain. oats of &c to go lc, and PROV isions
up Two 10 - roHts.
Although Wheat, as usual of late,
failed to get below 1l3 for May GoliN-
rtA, the ldliying power IN the market
was a little more tardy to appear than
has generally been the case, and up
turns proved transient. A decline III
Liverpool quotations counted as bear
lsh fsltor despite an onset in higher
rates for sterling exchange. the higne st
since Marcn. lslA. SlowAess of export
business from the United states was
Argentine and Canada and to predic-
tions VI large shipments to Europe this
week by Argentina.
Forecasts of a cold wave. together
with talk of improved demand for flour
III some sections. were of some help to
the bull side of the wheat market at
various times. Attention was also at
trartod by disturbing reports as to
crop conditions in western Kansas and
western Nebraska. The volume of
selling, however. throughout the day
VAS sufficient to prevent the market
rallying, even at best. to more than /
cent a"uN" Yesterday close.
Corn and oats were relatively firm
as Il result of speculative buying and
the lightncss OF rural offerings.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
strength to provisions, cottonsecd oil
interests bought lard.
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Chicago Cattle Market

1niCuSt. rth. Il.
CATTLE-Recripts yNoo; beef steers
generally more active than yesterday;
steady to strong: killing quality rath-
or plain: top maturCd steers 1920.
weight 1903 pounds: several loads 1900
m10l0: seven head beef steers 1925.
weight 1lGo pounds; part load long
steers So5Gt3J0; relatively few except
light kind under 500: she stock active.
strong; spots higher; medium grade
vnni calves largely 5Oc lower; choice
kind to shippers steady; other grades
and classes fully steady; demand more
autiNt Tor quality meat; feeders; bulk
desirable, veal calves to packers lli0D
1900; shippers upward to 1850. Bulk
stockers an dfeedcrs 6.3m $50: half fat
choice feeders on account upward to
$50; bulk desirable bologna bulls
around 400: bulk beef cows and heif-
crS i1!0t 100.
HOGS-Rcceipts $4,000: 10c higher;
closed firm; bulk $50 to 2l0-pound av-
eragc S3UM $40: top $40: bulk 225 to
325-pomd butchers 500 NS3o; packing
suws mostly 6S5M no; desirable pigs
generally 7500T5; estimated holdoXer
5000.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; fat lambs
SC to a5c lower. top 1925 to shippers,
1900 to packers: bulk fat wooded lambs
14c3 Ml5nO: clipped kind 1l5UM1210
mostly: good S3-pound fed yoarling
wcthcrs 1850; some to city butchers
1900 averaging "a pounds: sheep steady
to .Jc lower: best ewes S25; fell clip
lea l00-pound Texas wcthcrs S25;
feeders quiet; one load 70-pound shear
ing lambs 141I.
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the sixth Annual Hereford

for the sixth Annual Hereford
Kound-Up.
The event is an annual assembly
of men engaged in producing the ma
tons beef supply. A 4-day auction
of registered Herefords is the mag
net which draws cattlemen here. 1t
is held under auspices of the Ameri-
can Hereford Cattle Breeders AS.
ISOLATION.
In the Roundup crowds will he
sun Drowned ranchers, South Ameri-
can ranchmen from Brazil and
truaguay, picturesque Cow men"
from plains and mountains OF the
United States and rugged stockmen
from corn belt farms.
In 1918, when the first sale was
held, the hard working auctionCers
disposed of 292 Herefords in ten
hours, or one every two minutes.
Last year. All head were sold with
the same speed.
Spectacular sales have featured the
auctions at past round ups. Last
year a Hereford bull calf raised by
Eert Hemphill of Olathe, Kan, was
bought for s1o25, by, South Amer,
lean ranchman. The top price paid
at the 1920 sale was $500 for sire.
NAPLES Lad 1a1st." bought by
Thomas L. eastman of Owatonna,
Mimi. from j. c. Robinson and Sons
of Evansville, Wis.
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The present appraised value of stock
shows that prices are again on the up
grade, having worked out of depression
1t indicates that conditions Will be I'M
usually favorable for producers during
the next few months.
Iowa. with stock valued at S32O.0o0,-
coo leads all other states. the official
returns show. Stock in Illinois is val
ued at S1S0,000,900; in Nebraska at
S175. 900. 600: Wisconsin at S1i0.00o.ooo;
Texas 100000; Missouri $143,G0O,-
coo: Minnesota $141, 100000 and Ohio
S139 100000.
California, with stock worth $780,
GOO. 600, leads Indiana which has but
$119, 100000.
New York is foremost among the
eastern states with stock worth sl-9,-
000. 600.
In all other states. the total value OF
stock is less than 100000, 600.
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New York Money Market

New York, Feb. 81.
Foreign exchanges firm
Great Britain. demand 4I1s. cables
49,. 60-day hills on banks 4.69i.
France. demand GA. cables els.
Italy, demand 4Sa. cables 4Sp9.
Belgium. demand $40, cables 5.41.
Germany, demand .0o44!, ca
Holland. demand 1865. cables 99.cs.
Norway, demand 1866.
Sweden. demand $3.50.
denmark, demand 19.4..
Switzerland. demand 1883.
Spain. demand 5.1l.
Greece. demand LA.
Poland. demand .00a5.
Czccho-SlOvakia. demand 2.96.
Argentine. demand 1925.
Brazil demand 11.Ge.
Montreal. 49,.
Gail money firm; high 81. low 5.
ruling rate .. closing bid ., offered at
81, last loan s.
Call loans against acccptances A.
Time loans easier; mixed collateral
6O-gO days 1905; 4-6 months 5.
Primo commercial paper A.
A. T. 6: +. cv. Gs ............... 1l5s
Bait & Ohio cv. AIS ........... S0I
Central Leather Gs'. .y... gSs
c., r. I. & z. tdg. As .......N... 1873
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Boston Wholesale Market
Review
Week Ending February 20, 1928
Dairy and Poultry Products

Dressed Poultry continues firm
with fairly active trading. Receipts
are lighter this week and heavy fowl
are a trifie dragE, with a good de-
mand for lighter fowl. Chickens
running a lgrge percentage coarse
and dracGy With values irregular.
Fowl 4-5lh) oS-S2c: CA lbs.) "a
soc. Chickens (4-o 3D. 2S-32c. GA
lbs) a6-32c, with soft meated stock
up to 35c. (3-3la ID a3-a6c. Live
Poultry receipts light ON account of
the weather. Market firm with
values unchanged. Fowl 2630c;
chickens 23-25c; Leghorns .1s-22c.
Butter market firm with trading
rather quiet. Buyers holding back
and working on a hand to mouth
basis. Dealers IS rule are opti-
mstic and are not anxious to sell
Demand good for $3.50 score butter,
but supplies of these scores are rela =
lively short and prices are close to
those on higher scores. Extras SIC;
Northern extras assorted sizes spruce
tubs 5o-321ac. Eggs: Fresh eggs are
firm with a firm amount of trading.
Receipts on account of the severe
weather in the producing sections
are lighter and street stocks are
SIildliCl. sun ttSC 'SSH siV INV ms
better at higher prices but stocks
have been picked over and only a few
fine quality are available. Fresh eggs:
Seconds 31-3Sc: Firsts 3Sla -39lac;
Extra firsts 40-l1c. Nearby hennerys
4i-iSc. Fancy browns up to soc. Re
fr.gerators: Seconds 29-3lc: Firsts
32-33ia. Cheese market remains firm
but trading is only fair. Some call
for Held Twins and Young Amer
icas but sales are mostly small lots.
Buyers conservative and taking only
small lots for immediate needs.
Dealers are holding firm to the out
side quotations for any desirable
lots. Held cheese: Twins 2T-2Siac;
Daisies 2S-2Sl2; Young Americas
2Si2 -29c.
Fruits and Vegetables
Trading quiet, with the tone of the
market for most commodities firm.
Shipped in: New York State A grade
Baldwin apples steady ut mostly
S5.25 a barrel. Best New Hampshire
Baldwins out of cold storage brought
mostly $500 with a few fancy as high
as $3.50 barrel. New York State
Danish cabbage was firm at $3.50
barrel for the best. with frozen stock
as low as $500. Texas cabbage was
a little higher at $3.50 barrel. Cali
fornia caulitioWer was firm at $3.25-
$50 a crate. California Iceberg lettuce
steady at $2.00-3.00 n crate. West
ern onions steady at $2.15 per 100
ID. bag. Maine potatoes firm. Green
Mountains bringing mostly $3.50 per
100 ID. bag. Texas spinach was
steady at $1.25-l.40 a blu. basket.
Sweet potatoes 75c-S1.0O n bu.
hamper. Florida Strawberries steady
at 25-35c quart. Native: baldwin
apples out OF cold storage mostly
$500 barrel. HOthOuse cucumbers
steady at $7.00-l5.00a hox. Lettuce
mostly 35-60c. few SLIGO box.
Radshes $1.25-1.50, few $1.75 box.
Root vegetables at the following
prices blu. Beets S1.50-1.75; car
rots sl.50-2.o0; parsnips $1.75-2.00,
few $2.25; turnips $1.25-1.75.
distributed through the Boston
office of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture. Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics, 402 Atlantic
avenue.
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Dublin Debating Vast |
Civic improvements

Dublin, Feb. 1-(MaiD-Despite all
tie turmoil ami encouragement in
Ireland at the present time, there are
on foot two great and expensive
projects for the improvement of the
city of Dublin.
Elaborate plans for enormous
changes have been prepared, which
of the old. The promoters of the
principal plan estimate its cost at
ten million pounds sterling. while its
lcritics put the cost at over thirty
million. and there is no visible
source from which either sum could
be raised.
One plan is to build n large central
railway station near the ruined Gus
tom house, and turn the custom
house into new post Office. Since
the destruction of the post Office in
Easter week. 1915, Dublin has had no
central post Office except inadequate
makeshifts, and even the makeshift
was completely destroyed in the
fighting which followed the capture
of the Four Courts last july,
Another element in the plan Ia the
building of new Parliament House
on the site of the Royal Hospital at
Kilmainham. This historic building
was, until this year. the residence Of
the commander of the BRUSH FORCES,
and also a hospital. The commander
in chief and the invalids have all
gone. and the place is now at the dis
posal of the Irish government.
The Free State Senate is now
housed in the art museum. and the
Dali in the adjoining Leinster House,
taken over temporarily from the
Royal Dublin Society. A new par
Lament house will sooner or later
have to be built. The Kilmainham
proposal has been criticised by those
who think that the Irish Parliament
should he housed in the bank Of Ire
land, once the scene of Grattan's
Parliament. But the government
does not consider the bank premises
suitable. and even the sentimental
association of the place IL decried by
some, who point out that. the Free
State is not the inheritor Of the Graf
tan tradition. but Of the tradition Of
Theobald Wolfe Tone for complete
Irish independence.
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!, Union Pacific, which established new
top at 1434: Chicago Il Northwestern
Common and preferred and Great
Northern preferred. all up a point or
more.
Sales of copper at 16} cents pound.
n new high record since 1920. and re
ports of record pig iron production this
month were the chief items of trade
news. Another new high record for
sterling at S412 also was regarded as a
bulliSh factor.
L. S. Steel common and Baldwin
closed the day unchanged and Studc-
baker was only higher. American
Locomotive closed a point higher at
121. A report of the National Associa-
ton of Wool Manufacturers that the
assumption of wool stocks IVES close
to pre-war levels sent American Woololg
to a now high AZ 1nia. the stock rooct :
ing later to 103i. where it was up II on
the day. Associated Dry Goods Jt.,lp-
ed up four points, selling above 14s.
Stromberg Carburetor which jumped
nearly Is points in two days. showed
good resistance to heavy profit taking.
closing at S1a for a net loss of less
than a point. Bosch Magnetic and
s;picer also yielded slightly. but Stew
art Warner climbed y points Ia aGt,
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NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

new York, Feb 21.-Pre-holidav
,..aess characterized trading in most
y !aa popular industrial shares in to-
as market, but spectators for the
'ahee succeeded in making progress
y 9lner quarters, particularly among
MIL NH priced rails, textile and public
s Ms,les shares, despite intermittent
pun. , taxing and bear selling in severa
~ OF the list. Sales again ex-
S's.eea the million share mark for the
va consecutive session.
louisville & Nashville was one Of
SS,,'u,standing strong spots. establish
~, - rev ~ nigh record at Isl on a net
= r's n, VI nve points. buying being based
y y, p.n!!lminary estimates of 1922 earn
~, NJ .. more than Sl4 share and re-
H. Mm oi an early and favorable de-
r., ua "a ~. tne roads application to in
lti,r s t1 capital stock to SIPS, 10000
Ss ". Coast Line. which owns more
~ lIaa ~ u, per cent. Of the l.. & \. stock.
r,,u. Two points higher at 122. Other
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aruurh s ,,a to the kcnncbac journal
\ Co, ~ courtesy of J. \. Carnage
~ " augusta and Watcrvillc.)
y. ir,,ni,lnston. Feb. 21.-1.ive stock IN
|ther wos,' states. excluding horses and
||MNOo . .os animals, is worth sa,32a.-
|AacludoSs' iSo 80 to an appraisal just
|aat Of .a oy experts at the Depart
~ sheaanp 'a1sal includes cattle. hogs
HI Der con ~ represents an increase
Rrear ~ .,s gent over tho value of stock
Fned at ~ !, When the official appraisal
Blu tho Ss.-'s7S,OoO,oOo. But comnared
& pr rs average for the Years lsi7-91.
i Of /, =, anpraisal shows a falling
!hring ,h hiiei'.oo0,oO0 or 80 per cent.
eees Of II" l;, hve year period. however.
~ point i've y, stock huctuatcd between
sstisa, th. m history and the low quo
y Ne a.n,.swe We're recorded as a result
- ssrfession of 1921
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Boston Produce Market

Boston Feb. Fl.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 1870 IL.
BUTTER-Extras 52q 52i; firsts 30
q 81.
ESE-Fresh choice eGa Ga7;
firsls 24M25.
CORN-No. 2 yellow 92G92.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 51M5o: white and mixed extras 40
M50; western extras 4lM 40.
FLOI'R-Spring patents. 196-lb.
sacks. special short 1850 500; standard
$3.50 76J.
UAY-No. 2 timothy 26I37.
I.AMR-Spring 2eIaG
OATS-Forty pounds 6oGG3.
~ pORK-Med dunn backs 2ST5G 3006.
POTATOES-Green Mountains l45 q
$50 per 100 pounds.
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A practical non-skid attachment
has been designed for rugs which
makes them cling to the floor with
out the necessity of anchoring them
with lacks or similar appliances. 1t
is an interliner. consisting OF q net-
like fabric coated with rubber. 1t is
fastened to the under side Of the rug.
and clings to fhe polished floor,
making it impossible to slip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-22

STGAR-Amcricar Sugar Refinery
quotes 50 cents in 1UG-barrcl lots
less per cent. for cash.
NEAL-9M o6.
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higher, although there were only few
sales and connncd to Junt at SO and
July at SO to 800.
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Painting. Papering, Decor atina 26

ALL IAPEltS All the very latest
STYLES and coIurings at the lov,cst
prices in city. +. II. Hodges, % Gage
street Phone
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Roundup Draws cattIemen

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 21-Cattle-
men from all sections of the United
States will gather here March 1929
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-22

THE FIRST words of he best ads in
tho CLASSIFIED Ad Section today tell
what each ad is about
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Want d musical instrument? Get II
the Want Ad WaY.

want Ads Will tell you whprr u secure
bargains listed under Specials at the
Stores" On the classified page.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Et,STAt1RANT FOR SAIE-f'or sale.
owing to i'll health, n good paving res
taurant near NJ. c. II. II. station. Rick
Cr's I.unch. Maple ST.. WatcrVilic.
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brown fur lost
Va Tor1sy afternoon at Augusta Opera
l aS% Liberal reward II returned to
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Personals 8
iGE0 PEoptE i, Whifs, ana mntHr,
IHi;s9sptal. katherine A. Morse. SUIT
~ Whiefeld O..
S,,,V Medium. Health and
NAlin%s No. 8 Capitol st. Tel. 611-J.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets az
~ psf, part Airedale. 3 mos. old, one
Aircdale female. Is mos. old. and :,
Indian Runnor ducks. Price right.
Lewis j.: Casper x. 80, Weeks Mills.
Tel. So. China o1-2i.
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 4S
III 'Li.--EcEiS1 cred Jersey. II mos,
good pedigree. o. NJ. Kyle, No. Vas
Salporo.
Good want ads get good results.
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Situations Wanted-Female IS

Hntl SEWORk-From tin 5 +. NJ
Ans. by mail. a. Perry, - Gage st.
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~ U0TND-Blacl and white. tam
fv VIZ answers 10 name of Bob. :. Fl.
r rs,,' Richmond Cor. Tel. H. Rich
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Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

Good want ads get good results.
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tlYCH-Lost between No. Belfast
H 81 and Vickory X Hin Pub. Go.
M 'Ia Haskell, No. Eolfast I'd. Tel.
;i.25.
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Cleaning, Dyeins. Renovatino 20

All Notwithstanding Cleansing and
pressing OF women's suits and Goats
.,Hhu ny parcel post. Berry, the Tailor
Iot Water ST.. Augusta.
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The SIZE OF the Type Used NOTHING to Do with the Interest Of Anv Ad Her
LIVE STOCK
Horses Cattle, Vehicles

BULL CALF-Dropped Sept. IS, go;
solid color. black points. One that
will increase your production. u. s..
accredited herd +. B. Perley, VassaI-
horo. Me. Tel. SO. China 49,.
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AUTOMOBILES
bU>iNESS shisslLE

Wa aid ~ f',. NJ We straighten and weld
them good as new. Also .wclding -
every description. Aluminium a spe
TtaltE. NoSscrunsctt Garage Co.
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Poultry and Supplies

NEW MICH COW-f'or sale. Albert
Condor. Readfeld Rd.. Manchester.
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HORSE-Harness, sleigh. Good condi-
ton. Safe for woman. $3.50 cash.
Can be seen at 742 Water street, Gar
diner. Tel 14S-W
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Help Wante0--MaIa

tHEF-Good opportunity with grow
ing organization for high class man
with shore and chicken dinner expert
chce. BOX J. Cape Cottage. Maine.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Tailoring and PRESSING
EMPLOYMENT
a :
Heip Wanted-Feruaie

-l tr-1M DEN NAIU-At Hotel North.
Cook-With some experience, in fam
iy or .. Mrs. ]. W. Robinson, 81
scnool ST.. Gardiner.