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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03
Eastern Star installation

The following officers, who were
recently elected and appointed in the
! Sunset chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, No. SO. We're installed in an
impressive and excellent manner
Friday evening, by Miss Mabel j.
DeShon, grand secretary of the grand
chapter of Maine: Worthy matron
: Mrs. Jessie d. plummer; associate
matron, Miss Alice II. Goodrich (;
worthy patron, Frank w. buchanan
conductress, Mrs. Adelaide Lowd;
associate conductress. Mrs. Ethel L.
Moore; secretary, Ernest NJ. Gledhill;
treasurer, Mrs. Birdcna Conant;
marshal, Mrs, Harriet l.. Parker;
chaplain, Mrs. Lena T.. Wentw worth;
| orSanist, Mrs. Lila +. Friend; ward
err, Mrs. Helen w. Conant; sentinel,
John l.. Fish; Adah, Mrs Myrtle
| Green: Ruth. Mrs. Ina G.. Hill; Es-
Their, Miss Florence Philbrick; Mar
| tina, Miss Nelma NJ. Fogg; Electra,
Mrs. Christine +. Day.
Miss DeShon was assisted in the
installation ceremonies by Mrs.
Josephine Lancaster. as chaplain and
Mrs. Grace w. Curtis as marshal.
Delicious refreshments We're SER
we'd after the installation. in the ban
uuct hall and a pleasant social hour
was enjoyed. The refreshment com
mittee; Mrs. F.drie 3. Wyman. chair
man. Mrs. Walter G. Wyman. DR..
and Mrs. Walter s. Stinchffcld, Il. p.
Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smiley.
DR.. and Mrs. George f.. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. William Il. Seekins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira A. Norton. Myron J. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton A. Storer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Il. Pencil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward +. Merrill. Flora Nc
I'heters. Mrs. Ora w. Nalliere, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd G. Nye. Willis f..
Porter, Mrs. Jeanet Thomson, Mrs.
Mabel Viles, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p.
Ordwcy, Mrs. Mary i. Stnchneld.
DIR. Edwai-l A. BARKER. Mr.. and S!rs.
Oscar II. Wilder, Fred WoVdr Mr..
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Sk0WHECAN
+. and P. w.
Club Board Met

+i,.a BUSINESS meeting of the EXecu-
,s.s; poaru OF the Business and Pro-
Thn.u,al Women's club was held
wiz. ' way evening at the Club rooms
tho os we president, Miss Chase, in
o. sidir and a good attendance.
MAJ. new member was admitted to
lemoeFshlp, Miss Nelma Niles. book
tbs pTr and cashier at the office Of
y, ihaependent Reporter.
cbanH iolioWlng committee is to have
clnh vi picture benefit which the
Eve,,.s TO give. composed of Miss
and ~ KS. 81 Ledger, Mrs. Marion Oddly
Sor MISS Clara Libby, reported.
of W. changes in the ARRANGEMENT
djscn s hl,cnen and reading room were
wh;os arrangements for the dance
-" ene club is to give in Grange
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by Eeck
Copyright. 1872. by New Era Featuresl

Drs. Fellows and Pulsifer. which
they are to use as an Office and
shipping center of the Virgin Wool
Pants. The company is composed
OF Arthur X. Jones of Eccne. y. H..
formerly OF Skowhesan. Harold G.
Woodbury. and Harry Il. Smith. OF
SkowheGan. Mr.. Woodbury., who
for some years has been associated
with the WalEer-Smith Clothing
Company. will retire from the com .
pany and will devote his entire time
to wholesaling the manufactured
article of the Jones, Woodbury. and
Smith Company.
The male quartctte composed of
Donald i. RurriIl. Eugene c. Tar
box. Fred Z. Nye. and Clyde f..
Decker, will sing at the Bethany
Baptist church. Sunday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03
Ladies on jury

The first time for Il lady to serve
on the jury III the Somerset County
Supreme judicial Court was at the
April term, 49,. Mrs. Harriet
Moore OF Jackman. having tins dis
tinction. At the September term.
Mrs. Violet Y. Fogg of Showhcsan,
was drawn and was placed in the
empanclling OF the jury on the su-
pernumarics, and at the present
January term, three ladies were
drawn to serve. Mrs. Mary l.. Ro-
well and Mrs. Nina Clough, both of
Skowhegan, and they were empan-
elled on the first traverse jury and
Mrs. Nettie Huff, who has acted as
one OF the supcrnumaries At the
court house Oh the third floor,
which is the same floor as the bal
Cony, II ladies room has been ar
ranged for the convenience and use
OF the ladies who from time to time
will assume the duties OF serving on
the jury.
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Following the morning service at
the Bethany Baptist church Sunday.
the Lords Supper will be admins
tered by the pastor. the Rev. Geo.
Merriam.
Somerset Fortress No. Z held its
regular monthly meeting Thursday
evening in the l. o. O. +. hall. The
lady president, Mrs. Mary NJ. Hur-
ley. presided. Mrs. Emma Bragg
Folsom was installed as treasurer.
This is one of the recently organ
lied orders in town and is Differed
by the following ladies: Lady pres
ident. Mrs. Mary NJ. Hurley; lady
vice prcsident. Mrs. Emosene Soule
of Norridgewock: lady secretary.
Mrs. Elva G. Greene; lady treasurer.
Mrs. Emma j. Folsom. The Fort
rcss is an auxiliary of the Cantons.
The Maine Central Railroad has
announced special rates for the
Anah Temple Shrine indoor circus
at Masked Hall, Bangor. Feb. 5-S.
Thursday morning ore of the
work horses of Luther Elliott of
the Eaton Mountain Farm. cut his
hind feet very badly. He was haul
ing wood and in the deep snow he
placed one hind foot on the other
and the sharp cocks cut cash from
the ankle to the hoOf.
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County. The story of the case brief
~ told is that Benjamin Page and
Marshall Douglas OF Eusts. Frank
lin County who are old trappcrS of
some 20 years experience. were this
year trapping in partnership and
they with another trappcr were To-
Gated at Deer Pond Camps. Edward
King. chief game warden of Som
crsct County, about 20 days before
the open time on beaver, found five
beaver skins stretched on some sort
of frames. hidden behind the
shcathlng paper on the second floor
OF the camp. Tho state alleged that
Page and Douglas had trapped these
beaver in closed time and hidden
the skins. The states witnesses
were Edward King, chief game war
den of Somerset County. Mr.. SylNes-
ter of Arson. Henry Farley. game
warden of West Forks. and Judge
Elmer w. Sawyer of North Arson.
of the Western Somerset Municipal
Court. The defense claims that
they knew nothing of the skins be-
ing in the camp, and the skins were
not in good shape nor we'll dressed.
nor we'll stretched upon the frames.
and it was not the work of expert
cnced trappcrs as were Page and
Douglas, also that some OF the skins
were some beavers trapped as early
as September or October. and some
time before Page and Douglas set
their traps. They claimed to be
there before open time. making a
lcan-to and getting ready for the
winters work. When i'm full swing
they planned to have 40 traps. The
witnesses on the defense were. w.
l.. Knapp of Eustis. Marshall Doug
las, Benjamin Page and Henry j.
Murphy, an expert fur buyer of
Lewiston. who said that he had pur-
chased skins of Douglas and Page
and that they had always been in
excellent condition, and that the
skins exhibited by the State were
not in good condition. ana that evil
IDENTITY some of the skins were from
beavers trapped earlier in the season
than the date on which Page and
Douglas went to the camp. The
jury. after being out an hour. ac-
quilted both Page and Douglas.
The case of the State vs. Theodore
Fremont. Leonard st. Laurent, Ar
thur St Laurent and Robert I.angc-
vim. who were charged with break
ing. entering and larceny. came
next. The prisoners were called and
arraigned and all of them except
Arthur st. Laurent pleaded guilty,
he pleaded not guilty. was again
indicted and still pleaded not guilty.
The specific charge in this case is
for on Oct. 10. 10222, breaking and
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Specials at the Stores
64

ARMY l'ANIS-l"u" par just par
chased, mostly 50 10 IS waist. sl.a5;
by mani 500. Parcel post orders
filled promptly. J. Il. Farrell Co.. :37
Water St. Augusta.
CIT PRO ES-On SlcdS: SIT. grade
to sl.25: $3.45 t. sl.75: S2.a5 to s2.75
ana S"..5 to S3.h0. Ma lColm < Dyer.
l91 Water 81. Augusta.
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and Mrs. Richard Weller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben a. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
ers, Mr.. and Charles y. Ross, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Tarbox Mrs. Belle Nc
Iheters, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Mad
den. Mrs. Ethel w. Nash, Roland T..
Eattcn, Miss Maude Plummer, and
Mrs. Robert Simpson.
Ephraim Corvette. who formerly
held the position of road commits
sioner in SkoWheSan, has announced
that at the annual town meeting to
he held the second Monday in March.
that he will be a candidate for the
office of road commissioner.
The first selectman Hon. Clyde H.
Smith, who has held that office for
long period of years, has stated
that he will not again be a candidate
for the office and :. II. Bradbury who
for II years has had experience in
town affairs and has demonstrated
his ability as Il town officer has an
nounced himself as n candidate for
the position which will he made va
cant by the retirement of Mr.. Smith
Lester ii. Packard. the president of
the SkoWhcgan Jersey Creamery, has
announced that he will be a candi
date for second selectman. which
office Mr. Bradbury now occupies.
Eyran ID. Perkins has also announced
that he is to he a candidate for sec
onu selectman.
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entering the Murtha garage at
Jackman. and larceny oil an auto
mobile valued at $500. The jury
was called and William i. Brown
OF Madison appointed attorney Tor
the defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03

hall on Monday evening, have been
completed. Miss Mildred Bcale has
charge of the sale of tickets which
may be procured from the members.
Miss Florence Beale has charge of
the advertising, Miss Adclena Lam
dry and Miss Gertrude Sampson have
charge of the refreshments.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held, Feb IS.
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t7etp-Maie or Female

25-Sl00 weekly. snnro
time. copying thors' manuscripts
Write Il. j. FARNt,S. authors agent.
TalIapooSa Ga for particulars
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Situations Wanted-Femaie 3

ri"ncs desires position in Augusta or
iiardinrr. Address StCnogrnphCr. Bon
Al care TuUrNai
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ent of the Augusta District. in which
the local Methodist church is part,
will be in Skowhegan to make his
official visit and conduct the bust
ness of the fourth quarterly bust
ness meeting. The annual reports
will be rendered of the church work
and of all of the affiliated organiza-
tions. Officers for the coming year
will be elected and committees APP
pointed. 1t is much desired that
there will be large attendance.
The Skowhegan Lodge Knights Of
: Pythias, No. %. held its regular
meeting in Castle Hall. Thursday
eevning. and conferred the esquire
| rank upon a class of candidates. One
out OF town guest present was
George Wilbur, of Hartland.
Church Notices
NOtrc Dame dc Lourdes. Rev. FIR. !
Louis A. Renaud: Low mass at $50;
| high mass at 1880 with sermon in
French by FIR Renaud; Sunday school
at 80: rosary and benediction of the
blessed sacrament at $50; meeting of
young ladies at o'clock.
Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mcr-
riam: 1880. Philatheas attend in a
body: Sunday school at l. NJ; Y. =. $.
g. r.. on great work of Christian En-
deavor. which will be followed by il
Illustrated lecture on India.
Centenary Methodist. Rev. Herbert
J.. Nichols: 1880. Gods Overrulng
providencc;" Sunday school at noon:
Epworth League at i. NJ: general
service of song and praise with sermon
by the pastor at o'clock.
Federated, Rev. George l.. Thurlow:
1880. "A Young Man Who Had Back
bone" kindergarten directed 10y Mrs.
T. +. Merrill; Sunday school at noon:
Y. L. 5. G. p. at 7. NJ: at r. NJ.
sermon by the pastor. The Upward
Look"
The Priscilla Rebekah Lodge will
hold a food sale this Saturday
afternoon in the store of Eugene
TarbON on Water street. The ladies
in charge of the sale are Mrs. Lillian
Smith. Mrs. Lila French and Mrs.
Susie Simpson.
The next meeting of the Country
Club will be held on Wednesday
afternoon. Feb. Z. Mrs. Annie Clay
ton will act as hostess, entertaining
at her home on the River Road.
There will be meeting OF the
Young Eadics of the Notre Dame
Parish at the church Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
At the meeting Of the First Phil
athea Glass of the Federated. church
held recently at the church Darlors.
Mrs. Herbert J.. Nichols gave her
paper on Famous Women of the
Bible" which was listened to with
a great deal Of interest and pleasure
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Funeral OF MIR. Green

The funeral service of Charles M.
Green was held Friday afternoon al
the home of his brother-in law, FL
ba Danlorth, in the east part of the
town. The service was conducted
by the Rev. George Merriam. pastor
of the Bethany Baptist church. The
remains We're placed in the tomb at
the SOuthSide cemetery.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Nv u MtN-Who can talk facts to
automobile owners can earn $50 at
every call selling Thcft Protection
Service that guarantees recovery of
ear or payment Of $500 per day for
thirty days. Cost of membership
$1,000 per year. Renewal commission
viii be paid. You can son them first
tlnr. District agency given All who
MAX" good. Small cash deposit re-
CURED. Underwriters Automohiln
Identification Bureau. - Fulton Street,
New York titN.
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EMPLOYMENT
Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents IS

Statesmen square Deal" PROPOSE
ton for Square DEAR statesmen 10
Make More Money" in 1928 selling
Davis $3.50 Quality made-to-measur"
clothes direct to Wcsrer. Wonderful
repeat order values. Davis Clothes
Fit" n fact worth remembering Sat
isfaction or money returned. AdNcr-
tiSing to help YOU. Write for partir-
ula,s. i. il. DAVIS TAILORING 90.
cincinnati. Ohio.
SALES Mt.N-To sell Mills scales and
legitimate coin operated machines.
We are worlds largest mfgrs. Wit"
us about our $25.ooo monthly bonus
offer. Mills Novelty Co. Jackson
Blvd. & Green st. chicago. ILL.,
STAKT YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Make more money. Retail Rawloieh's
Good Health Food Products. Spices.
F'lavors. Medicines. Toilet Prepare
tions, etc. 80 every day necessities
established 80 years. IavorahlH
known all over America. Products
sold ON time; lowest wholesale. No
experience, practically no capital
needed. We furnish everything: teach
YOU to manage your own pnrmanrnt.
hig-paNiNS business. S"ooh- S'"oo
yearly Iarlicnlars free; g,,NIr "sr, a" H.
Co. Dept. 500 Frcrport. III.
TRAVELLING SALl.SMEN-Cayh in
big on our stari" deaf Sells I" NOR
chant $50. Ectai!S so. 40. statesmen
easily earn twenty To thirty dollars
daily main or side line. Pocket sam
pies Write quick- NERSAL
IHoDUCTS COMPANY. Memphis
Tenn.
WANTED - Hosiery salesman. $50
week ana expenses calling ON small
merchants. Experience unnecessary.
S"nd stamped. addressed envelope.
Rex Hosiery 90. High Point y. &.
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AGfN 2I.00d records guarantee
with ono Everyday monograph needle;
new. different: cannot injurr records
$40 daily easy. Free sample to work
ers. Everyday, McClurg Bldg. Chi
CaSp
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At low mass at the Notre Dame of
Lourdes church, at $50 Sunday
morning, the young ladies of the
Sodality will receive Holy Commun-
ion.
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Speaking Of Service
This is it

Everybody is talking service these days-om
service
the public Stores business
their
trying value of the
Abe Classified Adswere simply pointing
ting convincing.
We tell that this whole Section is built to
arilcmcnts every ilua
We tell 70 all of
here.
We tell classification,
mmed
find moments day of the
Speaking scrvice-what do think?
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MERCHANDISE
Articles, for Sale

WINTER SPORT EQUIPMENT-Of ali
sorts at Fifeld Bros. Co., 337 Water
ST., Augusta. Write your needs if
unable to call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03

Dr.. Holt to Visit M. e. Church
On Thursday evening of next
week, DIR. u. 3. Holt, superintend-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03

SALES MEN Selling Article
ON market because Of government
ruling. Repeater. Connection with
future for those who qualify. Amhi-
tiouS statesmen make upward of 500
per day. t.Vory cooperation extended.
strictly confidential. Jerome i.aadt.
Pres. s So. Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
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feIp Wanteo--Msla

| DRCGGlST-With two or three ycarS
| u ' Steady employment and
GOOD wages. E-5. care journal.
fiLr,.IECIRlC,ITY-Taught by Experts
! t, atn Wnlle You learn at home. Elcc-
uifal book and proof lessons free
satisfaction guaranteed and nositinn
secured. Write TO Chief Engi,,no'
Cooke. Pas Lawrence Av.. Chicago
fiREMEN, BRAKEMEN = Beginners
Sloo-s-oo (Which position"). Rail
way. As. care Journal.
MAN-Wanted to- run S. A. Woods
, n,gh speed thatcher with profile at
tachmont. Also a wood turner and
ail-around job man. None but first
class men-necd apply Good nay.
steady work and best of working con
dltlons. Dclano Mill Company, IS st.
James St. Port land. Me
MAN-An Unusual opportunity for re-
iiahle man i'll each county in Maine to
organize Aluminium Ware Clubs on
easy payment plan; free utcnsil offer
appeals to every woman at once: no
!, selling: no dolivoring; no collecting
experience not necessary hut n1uSt
furnish good references: this is a
permanent position paying up to SIS
week with splendid opportunity to
he promoted to District Manager; pre-
/ fer men who can devote entire time
nut can use few spare time workers
in answering state age and tell us
something about YOUR business expo
/ riencc. Address Sales Manage Ken
nedN. Box IL, North Postal Station
Boston. Mass.
MAN--To sell guaranteed shrubs
manent. Experience mnccc SSary
Write now. Barry Nursery Co., Roch-
MEN AND WOMEN-SrU dcpcndahic
trees. shrubs. roses. Steady work.
Commission weekly. Brown Bros.
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kENNEBEC JOURNAL
Classified ADVERTISING
@aoexed For Quick Reference

telephan1naesd advertisements that are
will b be- 40 10 The Kennebec Journal
Quoted ahoUap 'eG at the charge rates
feredp = - accepted at full payment mt IL 'o %.
days Ar, - me Journal Office within ?
IN tho n any such ad is firsf nrintca
the ch.r raper. Otherwise the cost M
colecied s e., rates quoted above will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03

SALESMEN-Wha of 1893" AS Il
Division SalcsmanaGrr each -four men
You break in selling roofing cement,
paint. auto truck and tractor oil nets
You over $10o.op per week. Choice of
territory. The American Oil X Paint
% l'lnNnlanI Ohio
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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wanted-FemaIe 81
" AN t.l'-Sltuatlon rs hOuSckccpcl
hN reliable woman. Tel. 969-R
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WHO DOES YOU Il CLEANING?-
Call 562-M for your dyclng and press
ing. Foster Dye House. tony st.
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AGENTS-$G0-$20o week. Free sam
PIES. Gold letters for store windows
Easily applied. Liberal offer To Gen
agents. METALLIC LETTER co, 43J
North Clark Chir9co
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Painting, Papering. Decorating 26

WALL PAPERS-All the very latest
styles and colorin&s at the lowest
prices in city. +. IL. Hodges. % Gage
street. Phone SOL
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'f.NlS-Ne will pay YOU to dist rib
u'e rehglous literature in your COM
munlty. Steady work. Man or wom-
an: Experience unnecessary. Act
quickly. L NINERS SAL BIBL T.
HOUSE. Philadelphia.
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Business and Offiae Eouipt s

NATIONAL CASH REG1STERS-New
and End hand. SIS and up. Also filing
systems. Easy monthly payments
Go. Bldg.
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Seeds. Plants and Flowers

FRUIT TEEf,S-t,Vcrbcarin raSpber-
ricS. cVerbcaiing strawberries. thorn
less hackhcrricS. grapes, small fruit
plants. roses. Towering shrubs: eV-
crNthlng for fruit grower and farmer.
Wholesale prices. tolorcd catalogue
free. ALEXANDER NURSERIES,
Mcclure Ill
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t i, IS-Tcn dollar ovcrcoatS, mack
laws, raincoats. Gabardincs. Big line,
Su COMMISSION, pay every day. b. V.
NIacNlnnon. Gardner. Mass
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A,GENTS-s6 to 81. daily easy; $50
lightweight, fast selling popular
priced necessities; food navors. per-
i'li'S' SOAPS. toilet preparations. etc
Agents outfit free: write Today uuicIl
now. American Products Co. S249
american Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Fuel, Feed, Fertilizers 56
Woodbury. hardwood fitted for stove.
furnace or fireplace. Shaw's Transfer.
Tel. 423-M
WOOD-Stove. furnace and cOrdwOod.
few cords of nice fireplace wood
w. A. Shaw. Cony Road. Tel. 10S6-M
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NnhN Worlds fastest agents sell
ssf. "oo,o profit. Needed in every
h h".iie ana store. Establish permanent
business. PREMIER MFG. 90 Grand
Blvd, Detroit. Mich.
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INSURANCE - Means protection to
YOU. We have all kinds. ID. :. Nc
Naughton. l Depot So. Gardiner.
JUST AS GOOD-As a savings account
and you're protected all the time.
That's life or endowment insurance.
H Judson Cross Tel. rs. with the
Proyident Life & Trust
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Housenoid Goods

WE HAVE-Sccond hand goods in the
best of condition.: sidcboards, sewing
machines. kitchen cabinets. chairs.
chiffonieres and many other things
that you need. Augusta Furniture
Co.. 107 Water st. Tel. 596-W.
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Business and Office Eouip't

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER-All
new, t-drawcr machine, mahogany fin
lsh. Can be used with electric power
or crank. Cost $lloO: will sell for $3.50.
Inquire IIalloweH Remnant store.
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SALESMAN-All towns to make $50
weekly selling mcu'S finest fitting. all
wool. made to order suits tcUaran-
tced) mt enc Wholesale price 81 ~ or
$40 below store prices. We deliver
collect and furnish advertising. En-
pcricnce unnecessary. Sample outfit
shipped for FREE, examinations
WlioLESAI. DIRECT TAlLORS,
Buifaio \ Y
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bkoEGlST-With two or three years
good wages. E-5. care journal "
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"a E:T,IS-MEN- WOMEN-M Make $50
ho, F''u weekly selling patented house
49, 'ceesSities. Satisfaction guar
an.scu. Sure reporters. No capital
int.voSu-no delivcrics--flo collections.
IAp'1ise money furnished daily. Free
sample offer. Pcrco Ware Co. Dept.
II. Milwaukee, Wise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03
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Dogs. Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets az
GERMAN foLIcE I'rPS-for sale,
Lester Young, Monmouth, Me. Tel.
MA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-03

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