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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-06

Paris. c. Guy Buck, South Paris,
Jan. 16-Maine Sheep and Wool Grow.
Jan. 24-26--International Poultry and
Pet Stock. Calais. John w. Goode,
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installation of Officers

Of Mr. Ha@an's brother, Aubrey Ha
gan in Philadelphia.
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WOMAN-i'or general homework in
family of fo"r. Must be a good plain
cook. Mrs. II. w. Adams, IS Green
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Auto Accessories


MICHELlN TIRES--Libcral reduction
on both cord and fabric: for month of
december: order your tires now, and
save advance in prices. Gulf Supreme
Oil. wholesale prices to users. Frank
f. Mace 81 Winthrop st. Tel. 5S4M.
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Annie May Holmes

az the home OF Miss Harriet Wes-
ton.
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EMPLOYMENT
Solicitors, canvassers, Agents

AGENTS-s6o-$2oo week. Free sam
pies. Gold letters for store windows.
Easily applied. Liberal offer to Gen.
agents. METALLIC LETTER Co,
455 North Clark. Chicago.
AGENTS-Sell Something Everybody
Must Have (rcad this line over again
and note that We said musO. A pos
tive necessity because Of govern
ment ruling. 1t repeats and repeats
and repeats Exclusively owned
order taker YOU should make $50 to
$40 a day: if YOU are an ambitious
salesman YOU will clear upward Of
$50 per day. Most desirable conncc-
ton with future for those who quail
fy. One ambitious salesman wanted
for every county in this state: large
territories to crew managers. Jerome
Laadt Pres, SO. Dearborn St, Chi
caSO.
CLOTHING AGENTS-Our tailoring
line contains go ell wool fabrics to
retail at $50 TO s36. and leo super
values ever offered. You collect com
missions in advance. We deliver and
collect. Money back guarantee with
every suit. We are anxious to receive
men in habit Of earning big money.
Il. +. PERRIN, Manager, .3l5 War
rem. chicago.
GET INTO A REAL RUsINESS-Of
your own, Local city territory now
open. Sci the genuine J. r. Watkins
Products. Everybody knows Watkins
Spices. Extracts, Coffee. Medicines,
Toilet Preparations etc. stand
ard for more than fifty years.
biggest line. biggest values and high
est quality makes easy selling for
You. Write today for free sample
ard proof that YOU can make from
S300o to SJn0a a yo9r. i. r. Watkins
Co. Dept SO. "a North Washington ST..
Boston. Mars.
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WATCH-tiold wrist watch lost: black
rhhon hand. Reward. Mrs. Fred II.
Williams so Elm St. Gardiner.
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iosT-Yellow and white female hound.
answers by the name Of Pansy. Gone
since Dec. J. If found pleaSe Icl.
Quincy poolroom, Fairfield, Nc. Re
ward.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Cou ses AZ
ELECTRICITY - Taught by experts
Earn while you learn at home. Flee
trical Book and Proo6 Lessons Free.
Satisfaction guaranteed and position
secured Write to Chief Engineer
Cooke. 2146 Lawrence Ave. Chicago
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AGl.NT:-World' fastest agents sall-
er. %on'c profit. Needed in cvciy
homo End store. Establish permanent
business PREMIER MEG. Co, sos
Y. CraN Ed Blvd. Do volt. II Ii
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lhe Completeness Of the Arrangement Of These Ads ATTRACTS Readers
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Maie

sVSbp vv0VIS0-MSVo
~ ~, A DETECTlvE-Gre9t demand.
Write no,,t Experience Se Unnecessary.
System, 1866 Broadway. n. Y.
DETECTlvEs = Needed evcrywhcre.
Work at home or travel. Big BAY. IL
lcresting work. No experience noces-
TiGNA free n, ,nf o. JNTEENA,
faltlmore Bldg. Chicago, III.
FiREMEN. BRAKEMEN-Begi nners
3D.. care Journal.
M ntt;Hi, to approach business
nmniciais and sell Graffams Income
~ d'& ~, system, including latest digest
amanr CONTRACT; Apply to Sales Man
a fnd' Koom POI, Masonic Bldg, Port
REAL JOBs-Qpen in auto and trac-
.or business paying from $50 to $3u0
month. NO lay-OifS or strikes. Rail
ROAD 1are paid. board and complete set
n Zoo tools Tree with regular course at
lowest tuition ever offered. Qualify
ana SPECIAL offer before it is too late.
nahc Auto and Tractor School. Dept
I'D. 44i2 Grand Blvd. Chicago, III. ;
SALESMAN-A live retail salesman.
One who has he'd experience on a gro
eerS team preferred. guarantee of
week to the right man. Apply in
person to J. y. Wilson of Harris Bak-
ing Co North St. Watervillo.
Solicitors, canvassers, Agent. IS
AGENT-Lady or gentleman wanted in
A1ugusta to retail Watkins Products.
and valuable samples mailed free.
Mrite ,odaX \. 4 H. r. Wstbins COMPANY.
Boston. Mass.
AGENTS-s1.a5 an hour. $3.50 a day.
light, easy work near. home showing
samples. distributing foods Big as
Write quick. Dept. 500, HARLEY
COMPANY. Dayton, Ohio.
AGENTS-Sell mems madc-to-mcas sure
suite tnnion madc>. Snappy STYLES,
woolcns bought before advances. Went
ready. LEEDS WOOLEN MILLS,
AGENTS-27. records guaranteed
with enc Everyday monograph needle:
new. different; cannot injure records:
81" oallN easy. Free sample TO work.
cfs Evorplay. McClurg Bldg. Chicae go.
AGENTs-Sl5 to SIS daily easy. The
famous line of Domino Products. Ma
tlonally advertised direct to consum-
err. now offered agents for first time.
our leader Domino Complexion Clay
is big winner. Thousands of GUS
tcmers waiting-s5oo0 100000 already
spent to create sales for You. Af,ida =
VT and full particulars frec Act
quick. Write DOMINO HOUSE, FL
south 9th St. I'hl"delphia. Pc
| AGENTS-Herc's a winner. 81 an
hour easy. taking orders for "Zanol"
| Pure Food Products. Toilet Prcpa ra =
tons. Soaps, Kitchen and Laundry
Specialtics. r.. +. West Of Texas
| made sla first day. Q. J.. AGams says
easy TO mako $40 day. Wonderful
| successes. 40 capital or experience
| needed. Spare time or full time.
| Products guaranteed or money back.
! Big rcliarl" company. Complete out
| mt furnished. Write today for Money
| making plans. American Products
Co, S2!1 American Bids, Cincinnati,
q.
! AGENTS;-World's fastest agents soil
e. ""hto profit. Needed in "Vciy
! homo end store. Establish permanent
husncs*. PP!:M Il,R MEG. Co, sos
| =. Grand EIvd.. Detroit. Niah.
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Lost and Found

uoI7YD-Smal brown one. Disap-
T reared about 10 days ago. Answers
,o the name of Brownie. Please no.
, If C George Bellows. Box JOB: Min
slow Maine. or telephone Ioi-M. vat
nrrille exchange.
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sell our high grade
garden and field seeds direct to plant
eIs. A good position with big income.
:Nperifnce unnecessary. Cobb Co.,
Franklin Mass
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USED AUTO PARTS-Tires and tubes,
old cars bought for parts. Ripley CO..
Augusta. Me.
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HOU SEKEEPER - Wanted: middle
aged; references required. Tel. lc46-
w or apply Augusta Remnant Store.
AUNDRESSES-At Augusta State
Hospital. Apply to Steward and
Troa Surer
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time. copying authors manuscripts.
Write r. j. CARNES. Authors Agent,
Ia llaNoOSa Ca for nart iClllarS
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WANT TO sell something? Tell all
about it in II ola ssificd Adj.
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Solicitors, canvassers, Agents 81

At'ENT-Lady or gentleman wanted in
Augusta to retail Watkins Products.
investigate this offer. Particulars
and valuable samples mailed free
Write today. J. r. Watkins Company.
ioept. 81. GA Washington st. North,
Boston MaSs
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AUGUSTA TALloW COMPANY
24-28 MT. Vernon Ave-, Augusta

Traverse Runner Grocery Pung, newly
painted, in good shape. One old style
sleigh: some good second-han wagons.
G. Z. IoIRnI 4 son
20 Patterson st. East side
jan4-6
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

VALUABLE POULTRY BOOK-Free
for the asking; handy book of refer
ence ON poultry raising and secret OF
getting winter eggs. G. l. Davis, Poul-
try raising expert. Waterville. Me.
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WAITRESS = And Kitchen Woman
wanted at orcC. Apply at State
House Dining Room
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Maine Fair Dates and Secretaries
Jan S-l0-11-.Western Poultry. South
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WATTRESS-At once at Harmon's res
taurant Gardiner
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TRESS-EXpcrienced No Sunday
or holiday work. Apply Willow Dim
ing Rooms. over Woolworth'S 5 g. 10.
NAITRESS-At Young China rCStaur-
ant, 129 Water St. Augusta
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AGENTS-S1.25 an hour. $50 day.
Light, easy work near home showing
samples. distributing foods. Big as
Sortment full sized packages free
Write quick Dept. 500, HARLEY
COMPANY DAYTON Ohio
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SALES MtN--t'a ling on garages. deal
ers or individual auto owners. Sell the
new electrically lighted radiator cap.
Liberal commissions. II'MINl-S-
oAI' 90. BIB W. Ontario chicagn
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week. Free sam
pies. Gold letters for store windows.
Easily applied. Liberal offer to Gen.
agents. METALLIC LETTER CO.,
AS North Clark. Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteo-femalo

GlEL-t'or general houscwork in small
family. References required. Mrs.
Theodore l.. Emery, I4S Dresden ave,
Gardiner. Tel. J1-W.
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AiENTS-27.O G0 records guaranteed
with one Everyday phonograph needle
Now. different; cannot injure records
81" CalIH easy. Free sample TO work.
"fs. Everyday, McClure Bldg. Chicago.
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THE LOST is found the Classified
Ad way
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AGt.NTS-Sell mems to-mca sure
suite tnnion madc). Snappy STYLES.
WooicnS bought before advances Went
producing agents. Spring Swatch line
ready. LEEDS WOOLEN MILLS,
Chicago.
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GlRl.-t'or general houSework. Call
mornings at Ii summer st. Tel. III.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
NO HELP FOR MAN NOW BROKE

That the intermediate credit
measures disappointment hoped
though without justification something could
catemen and live their
and about The
federal representatives of the intermediate machinery
explained to bankers and the workings
made it clear that simply designed
credit facilities available to the different lines
ducton and help the already
broke The long features of the system
cated by those who know the needs of the livestock
for credit with much longer maturity commercial
credit
The help has but n
the financing of those who still in the class
furnishes whereby paper redscoun
ed with other capital deposits as basis
the credit
The conference while disappointment in
clear of the details of the system
all around of what it designed to do and how
operates those able do will begin this
new form of credit for production purposes
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
A WORTHY UNDERTAKING

The members of the Civic Imprive-
ment and Literary club, who recently
undertook the work of improving and
beautifying the Glenwood cemetery
grounds, have been working diligently
on the project and have accomplished
wonders in the short time that they
had. 1t will be remembered they gave
a dinner last winter to raise funds for
the project, and with this money they
have fenced the cemetery, have grub
bed out the sage brush, planted trees
and otherwise beautified it.
Within the past few weeks they
erected granite monument and will
soon have small marble markers for
the potter's field. This is most
laudable work that these ladies are ac-
complishing and as they lack funds to
complete the payment on the monu-
ment and markers, they are giving a
dance and card party in the near
future.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
GLENW00D MAN
dies IN CALIFORNIA

News has just reached Glenwood to
the effect that William LaValley, for
many years resident of Glenwood and
very eccentric character, had died
in Los Angeles on November IL.
The news came from the public ad-
ministrator at Los Angeles who asked
for information concerning Mr.. Laval
ley, his estate, etc. LaValley's will is
filed in the First National bank OF
this city, and it provides, among other
things, that his body shall be cremated,
and his ashes scattered on the water of
the Colorado river, at or near Glenwood
Springs, and that this shall be done
before his relatives in Michigan are
notified of his death.
Lavalley left small estate, con-
sisting principally of real estate in
Glenwood Springs, and some money in
vested in real estate loans.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
Laughter Always. Beneficial.

a writer in Health Culture says: "A
hearty laugh stimulates the nervous
system and stimulation of the nerves
has various other effects besides that
of exciting sensations. AS Il result, it
may act upon the visrera, promote or
hinder digestion and influence secre-
tions. Ii may stimulate or check the
action of the heart and accelerate or
retnrd the movements of respiration.
Habitual laughter is certainly benci-
cial. "A merry heart doetli good He
medicine wrote the wise man of old !;
also, He that is Of merry heart has
II continual FEAST"
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
PRESS GIVES THE FACTS

The country weekly and small city daily the people the
facts.
The institution the freedom of the press firmly
ed this country that attempt to cura it instantly
public resentment.
People demand facts facts be given only through free
and untrammeed press.
No better recognition this be found than the fact that
when dictator arises of the world his first action
to muzze the press.
No dictator far without the aid of censorship of
the press and of dispatches.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
OUR ovERWoRKED PRESIDENTS

Academic elements politics representing that American
presidents brutay sacrificed the of They
offering relieve unfortunate of the White
duties
cabinet positions 1t be hoped that President Coolidge
to be hardboled New
lander will not fall for these kindly offers of the
knows hard work hurt anybody.
More presidents had their banquet
dark cigars social highe
by cetes of appointing
people to office
The bureacrats always ready propose cabinet
position, department and then fasten the
pants to taxpayers for life.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
BRINGING UP FATHER
MUSICAL COMEDY

In the latest edition of Bringing
Up Father which is to be the new
attraction at the Globe theater under
the title of "Bringing Up Father on
Broadway the army of admirers of
this wonderful entertainment will have
an opportunity of judging just why
this particular production is miles
ahead OF its rivals. In the first place
the idea of the offering is unique and
distinctive. There is something about
n "Father' show that lifts it above
the pale of ordinary amusement. Those
responsible for the production are al
ways on the alert to keep things NOV
ing, up-to-the minute and ever pre-
pared to make its fame deserved. With
the result that "Bringing Up Father"
is not alone an institution. 1t is
public necessity for the world must
have its laughs and forget the side
lights of tragedy and pathos. The
vogue of the cartoons from which
oP ltCcINcu us
inspiration for stage purpose is far
reaching. There is no doubt that Jiggs
Mahoney, his wife, Maggie, and Dinty
Moore are as well known in the jun
giles as they are in our great United
States. They are characters who will
always be remembered and probably
be immortalized for seasons to come.
Every criticism of the shows in which
these beloved characters appear there
is feeling of real happiness which
is disseminated across the footlight
and penetrative in its effects. So
much that the mere announcement of a
"Father" play arouses an anxious the
ater-going public to n high pitch of ex-
pectancy which is soon realized in
screams of joy and outlaws. Such is
the penalty of being able to make
everybody laugh. And that Isl what
keeps the world ogether-laughter.
" Bringing Up Father" will be at the
Globe theater on Tuesday, November
~ for one night only
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
WE SECOND THE MOTION

The time is coming when it will be pleasure be
boarder Warden Tom Tnans big castle City, This
winter the ceum lectures
the entertainment of the citizens of Canon City will be duplicated
at the penitentiary Also that athletic and sengp will
be introduced in the prison for and The
back prison life the confinement within
prison authorities would freedom establishing
golf opening fish where could
find and recreation the fine months
many hoboes and w would foae the alleys of the cities
and the byway the country happy prison
Criminals afflicted with blood lust could temper their specially
knocking little rubber balls about the
the head shooting instead shooting
Las Animas Democrat
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
PRISON NO PETTING PLACE

The Grand Junction Sentinel supporter Governor
Sweet ncnes differ from policy respecting how
men in prison should be treated. says:
T limited there sympathetic agreement between
the the state peni
difference the economic
of the prison. Warden lyman
that particular The facilities
and perhaps something soenne and refining
influences than ordinarily found institutions the
is right about it.
cned think that these facilities and influences and
work universally inusaly the prisons that
such as might be amenabe to them had their best
committing crimes Surely prisons should
deariest places in the world and just
peng schools The the latter"
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
WHAT IS SUCCESS?

A. w. Mellon u S. secretary of the treasury, says:
every boy and every girl have
Ambition is the will to attain something
Mere wishes accomplish little without aid ap
plication and industry.
ITO part of what another vital in
successful life Savings only insurance against the
fortune but also golden opportunities which are
often lost through the lack small
''To get ahead must have simple and definite plan
methods won't do in the
positively fata.''
If do understand making
men banker reliable before putting
into any undertaking about which you little
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
HIS KIND Is RARE

My heart goes the who does his work when the
away, he home And the who,
when letter Garcia quietly takes the mssve without
asking doc questions and with lurking intention OF chuck
ling the doing aught else but deliver it,
ad off" has strike for higher
Civilization for such individuals Anything
such man asks shall be granted his kind that
ployer afford He wanted every city,
and viagen every office shop and factory The world
out for such needed and needed badthe who
carry message to Garca-Elbert Hubbard.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22
WE'RE MAKING PROGRESS

am the anxiety about the
triumph principles stood have fools resist
Providence BEFORE their destucon Will come
aganur destruction and contempt Former fes
dent Woodrow Wilson Armisce day
We live in progressive Louis NVl said: II am the
state Kaiser Wilhelm said: 81 am Gods vice regent Mr. VIII
em both one better He 81 am Providence
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22

ATTENDANTS the johnson murder trial last week of the
would be
verdict that would result the
pentena of the
readiness with which Sweet has been paronng murder
rapists of Whether that the attitude by
good and true The Post is able say but
quite certain their surprise large
majority of those who listened the testimony
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22

DAIRYING every gaining fmer foothod Garfield
county that the not far distant when odays
this will be quadruped if the increase IS
And predict that the increased av
ity in be fully justified provided the movement is
the basis of intelligence and experience
be considered before people are
Justified taking the dairy business real business Not
dairyng Some families will score
mediocre bunch of while others
failure with the best dairy herd that can be obtained IN
York The properly selected dairy
successful dang but the properly
and educated dayman important fac
cooperating and compensang factors with the
if either of these factors
seriously Certain portions of western Colorado ad
adapted successful dairy farming but it magne
lazy mans job, that it requires special study
other words that almost make
a the fortune quick and
will be doomed disappointment
requires careful panstang intelligent methodcal effort If
efforts of the woudbe dairyman Ceani
diligence and intelligent effort coupled with cocike
which allows nothing interfere with the days
these few of the requisites to successful dairy experience
can't them don't bank too much
the world (if, it, if, but must not overlook the s
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22

GOVERNOR Sweet has gone get the former of
Sing Sing tell what they do there for not what they
paroled him way Our
motives excellent but had the idea
the reform the established here
den Tom lyman and nothing make residence comfortable
Canon City feasible.-Boulder Camera.
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22

REALLY big of
of could afford watwhe Secretary of
Hubert Work from today conference
console the Boulder widow of nghbo
Robert NJ Handy The conference could until
That the thought of consdera moved by the
kindly remembrance.-Boulder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22

CONSIDERABLE interest has been shown in the "Better
which visited Eastern Slope sections through the
of Agricultural col
in the right directionn the direction of
farming better and profitable stock Blood
who this ndsputable fact is sim
ply flying the face of his interests and making
possible At this time when little of there
degarng principles of better breeding either
live stock ground Scrubs ncumbance and if
any profit through
tegent selections of the original stock If there time
money handling scrubs he would always
have made with purebreds The all the
purebreds what angle subject
viewed,
The Glenwood post., 1923-11-22

Mrs. Herman Zeithen and baby
daughter returned home Monday from
the D. & r. G. hospital at salida.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Zeith-
ems brother, VIM. Mcnamara, of Grand
Junction.
Evening star., 1923-05-14
WANTED-SAIEsMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

II
| Will be In city for a week Call and see
o. 10 Mcfi:n bldg. 10 TO 3 Rob Vernon
Evening star., 1923-05-14
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN.
We have for a few energetic amji-
tious young men in our organization who wish
rapid promotion to positions branch man
ayers. Promotion sure for those who qualify.
Come In and talk II over with US. Call before
10 am. or after 4 p.m., 2l5 Stewart bldg,
Washington. Ask for Mr.. Jones.