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Evening star., 1924-01-31
Wonen's Blouses,
ST Ok

Were 1896. White Wool Challie
Biouses with round collar; white
and black or white and brown
check challie; sizes 81 to 40 in
81 White Dimity and colored
Checked Gingham B,ouses; round
collars; sizea "a. 80. 3S. 40. A.
in the lot. Were $i.50 2E-
each: now .............. Wv
IL Suit Blouses in overblouse
models; brown and black velveteen
combinations. beaded and braided.
Sizes SO, 38 and AZ. CO. or
Were 1915 each; now. P<s/0
20 Handmade Batiste. Wolfe and
Dimity Biouses; lace trimmed and
Embroidered; round and square
necks: sizes 81 to Il. E1 IN
Were 81 each; now. %S~~O
. Ratine Overblouses in natural
and white; fasten at side: sizes
34, 3s. 40. A. Were s. g OK
each: now ..........-. &>/~
: White Georgette Blouses; net
and l white silk jacquette; Georg-
cite blouses are lace trimmed:
sizes "a. 36, 3s. Were g OK
$J.75 each; now. ....... V&>/~
3 Plaid Ratine Overblouses; gold
sna sizes Is. Il. a. We're Is az
s5.75 each; now. Y<s/@
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Girls Middies, $1.95

Were So. 0 tan Devonshire Cloth
Middies< trimmed in black braid;
made with yoke, chevrons on
sleeves; also some Of washable ma
20 Gingham Aprons for Misses.
made with low neck and short
sleeves; trimmed with white col
lars and cuffs and leather belt;
variety OF ccIored checks; sizes 16,
1S and 20 years. Greatly 06r
reduced. Each.
10 Girls Overblouses, in white dim
ity; colored collars and Guns; long
or short sleeves; sizes 8, g, 10
years. Greatly reduced. zHr
Each ...............'..
Girls and Misses Furnishings
Section, Fourth neor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Silk Umbrellas, $6.45

Were very much higher 4
women's 25-inch Brown Silk
Umbrellas; bakelite handles,
sterling silver trimi., ed; fin
ished with silver wrist ring.
8 Mems Umbrellas; tape edge.
piece dyed cloth; assorted wood
sterling silver trimmed handles;
Prince of Wales shape; handles
slightly marred. Were "a OK
81 each; now ....... rA<S~
Umbrella Section, First floor
Evening star., 1924-01-31
House Dresses. S1.45

Special. 43 Blue and White Striped
Gingham and Plain Blue Chambray
House Dresses, high neck. long
sleeves; belted style; sizes SO 10
46.
l3 Resort Frocks;, good quality
linen and crepe; fastening down
side; trimmed with Oriental braid:
blue, brown and tan: sizes 16 to
80 80 az and s,sS. 40 to nor 4s, We're $3,95
House Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Children's Sleeping
Garments. 75c

Radically reduced. 16 garments
with feet; broken sizes from to
II years. Slightly soiled.
20 prs. Children's Silk-and-wool
Pants, knee and ankle length;
slightly soiled sizes =. 10 and IL
years. Were 81 pr; Tf *
now .s..--.... YS~~~
81 prs. Children's q length Cotton
Socks. in fine rib; black and brown:
turnover cuI; sizes 91a and 10;
soiled. Were soc pr: OSe
now ............
A. prs. Children's Ail-woOl English
Golf Socks; brown and gray:
fancy turnover cuff; some soiled:
81 si1eD nr: : now 5E' m s. Were $3.50
Children's Underwear and Hosiery
Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Camera Gases, 25c

Tremendously reduced. IL.
carrying cases for Nos. ]
and 2 Brownie and Vest
Pocket Cameras.
2 Genuine Leather Cases
that At No. 1 and No. Ia
Cameras. Radically re- Sf
duced, each. "
3 Carrying Cases. 60r
Were 81 each; now. Nv
Kodak Section, First door.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Portieres, $19.75

Were $3.50. 5 prs. Double Velour
Portieres; 1 pr. blue one side,
mulberry the other: 211 yds.
Slightly mussed from handling.
pr. blue both sides; 1 pr. rose one
side, green the other.
/ pr. Double Velour Portieres.
mulberry both sides; 2IA .yds.
Were $26.50 pr; f1f
now ............. ..........
2 prs. Double Velour Portieres,
blue and mulberry combination
fitted with French traverse head
ing rings, ready for hanging; ga
yds. Show slight fold marks.
We're $3S.:5 pr; C12 TX
now .................
1 pr. Brown Figured Rep Por-
there's. Were $40 pr; & TX
now
2 prs. Brown Figured Rep Por-
there's. Were $3.50 Pr; &6
now $500. ......-........... ~
p~. Rose Suufast Armure Cur
tsins. ''ped with sateen; finished
with pleat and heading rings at
top. We're $50 pr. en-
now Observation-Disclosures. PbO
3 Chenille Velour Portieres, sun
fast: each In rose, blue and
brown. 21la yds. long. G7 E0
Were $13.25 each; now. &Ss~O
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Combinations, 81

Were 1925. 10 combination
suits: wool and cotton
mixed: with silk stripe;
bodice style with tape
straps; knee length: size 9.
IL Medium-weight Cotton
Vests: high neck: lon 3
sleeves; size s; high neck.
elbow sleeves, size 3. 2E~
Were $1.15 each; now Wv
l5 Lisle Combination Suits:
low neck, sleeveless: shell
trimmed, loose knee: size
g. Were $3.50 each: 81
now
10 prs. Black Cotton Tights;
ankle length: sizes 5, s, ST
Z. Greatly reduced, pr. ~
s Combinations of imported
Swiss ribbed silk and Isle;
high neck: long sleeves;
ankle length: sizes 6
and Z. Greatly reduced, TS
eacn 80.
Knit Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Crepe Kimonos, CSC

Special. 4S Boxloom Crepe
Kimonos. breakfast coat style:
finished with hemstitching. pockets
and belts: in lavender, pink, blue
and wisteria.
II Rose Crepe kimonos. trimmed
with copen blue; pockets and sd-
Unstable belt. Were Sc ca OK
each: now w.............. T~~/
Negligee Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Wonen's Gloves
IL Prire

~
80 prs. 2-clasp glace gloves.
in white, black and tan.
Sizes 5A and 6. Now, 81
80 pairs Women's 2-clasp
Glace Gloves, in white, en-
broidered in gray and
brown; sizes 5l.. So, 6, Ga.
Now " ere $3.50 pair. $1.3
80 pairs Women's 16-button-
length Fabric Gloves, in
gray, beaver and mastic.
Sizes 5ia, Z, IN. s. 76r
Were $1.50 pair. Now Nv
30 pairs Strap-wrist Duplex
Fabric Gloves, in white and
pongee. Sizes 5lz and
s. Were s1.50 pair. TX
Now
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
LARGE Wonen's
Coats, $35

Were $3.50. 3 coats in
navy. brown and taupe;
Francine material: full lined:
sizes 421a. 4S1:. 521a.
:, Sport Coats Of gray Sutton cloth:
crepe lined: sizes 4sk.
90 :aa. = 90: SG,.. rou Were $3.50
> White Georgette Dresses. pleated
models with wing sleeves; sizes
SO So; % esss: ss5s' now Were $3.50
Dress of white georgette over a
founda tion of black and white
printed crepe: size GO EA
46ia. Was $49.50: now p</~~O
Finely Pieated Georgette Straight
line Model Dress: trimmed With
II IN itching: size
4sla. Was s4e-5o; $3.50
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Children's Shoes, SITS

Were very much more. Sew
cral broken lines that were
incomplete IN size range
have been grouped and
marked at this very low
price for immediate clear
ance.. They are all perfect,
this seasons shoes. Button
and lace models: black pat
ent leather, gray top: tan
with buck top, and black
patent leather. Shoes for in
fants. misses and children.
Sizes in the combined lot:
AZ, 712 c: 8 d; 8. 10. II &:
S1s. 8. 91a, 10Ls C: 10l2 d:
13, 1917 A; 11k, IL. 121a, 13.
I, 1k B: l c. Growing
girls sizes, 3 A; 5, 6 B.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Wonen's Suits. SIS

Greatly reduced. Z suits; !"
tan camers hair; l tweed
with racoon collar; 3 navy
twill cord: sizes in group sc
to AZ.
! Tan Plaid Canel's Hair
Suit: size 3S. Was T0E
S49.50; now. T~
women's Suit Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Dress Forms, $3.50

Were 81. 8 Non-adjustable
Dress Forms; size A.
/ Dress Form, size St8. 20
so. Was $21. Now *
L Non-adjustable Dress
Form; foot missing. 50 80
Greatly reduced. now ~
Pattern Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Silk Skirts, $7.95

Greatly reduced. 8. silk
crepe and faille silk skirts;
plain model with three
pleated ruffies; also in COM
bination pleats. Black. navy
and brown.
5 Imported Camels Hair
Skirts, in shadow stripes;
wrap model: natural
color. Greatly re- S1S
duced. each ........
Camel's Hair Skirts; wrap
models; novelty pockets and
tton trimmed.
Gre tly reduced. S505
each FOs/S
Skirt Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Trimmed Hats. $2.95

Radically reduced. "a hats.
mostly velvets, few felts;
trimmed with ostrich feath-
ers. flower. coque feathers.
Very good value. Colors:
Brown, navy, black and
green.
Millinery Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Drapery Fabrics
Ia to u Less

Remnants and short lengths of
cretonnes, artificial silks. voiies,
madras, metz, silkoline, poplip, vel
vets and other upholstery and
drapery fabrics at II to u less
former prices.
Drapery Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Women's Linen
Handkerchiefs
s for 4Oc; u for 75c

Special. 100 doz. Women 5
plain white linen hand
kerchiefs. of excellent quail
ity with A-inch hem.
Handkerchief Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Pillow Tubing, SIC

Special. 200 yds. 42-in.
white muslin pillow tubing
at this very low price.
Standard quality that laun-
ders we'll.
White Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Silk Petticoats
Social. S2.95

40 Trico-weave Silk Pet
ticoats, of fine quality;
finished with deep pleat-
ed flounces in two-tone
colors, or straight-lined
model finished with seal
lop. A fine assortment OF
colors.
Petticoat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Furniture Remnants Greatly Reduced

All pieces sold "as isl subject to slie
2 Overstuffed Wing Chairs in tapes
try covering; one with combination
Of velour. Were $5S each; S3o.75
now
1 Sofa in figured taupe velour with
loose spring cushions. Was Sd6
$79; now ............
1 Living Room Table with drawer;
top size 24x36; brown
ma mahogany eo finish. Was $3.50
/ 7-picce Dining Room Set; tapestry-c
sion table. Very greatly reduced TO.
Furniture Section, Sixth noor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Boxes, 81

Were 81. 1 boxes; slightly
damaged.
1 Leather Cigarette
Box. w as $3.50: a TX
now
1 Cigar Box. Was 81 n
$16; now.
smokers' Accessories Section, First
door. -
Evening star., 1924-01-31

damages or imperfections.
/ Combination Mahogany and Cane
Nlsh-esek Wsa sss *. Hall Hall Chair: $3.50
Martha Washington Design Sew
ing Table; combination <fA7
mahogany. Was $19; now &'*1~
1 Small Armchair upholstered in
taupe velour. Was $50; S1fA
now =
l Simmons Metal Post Bed; twin
sizs; size; ,ss. dark now wood finish. $3.50
cred chairs 4s-inch extern $3.50
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Cotton Dress Goods
Remnants Reduced

200 remnants in lengths of
IL. to AZ yds., greatly re-
duced for clearance.
32-inch Dress Cling
ham. Was 3Sc yard. 30r
NOW
36-inch Percales. Were 10r
ESQ yard. Now. S
$s;,. ssl; s.'' was sso yard. zoe
NOW
30-i nc h. Japan Q o
Crepe. Was 2Sc yard. 2lr
NOW
36-inch Cotton Can
ton Crepe. Was S5c k0r
yard. Now ..........
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

54-in. French Plaids
$1.75
Were $3.50 yd. 43 yds.
large, all-wool French h
plaids; navy, green and
tan; cadet green and
henna. Now half price.
wool Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Pajamas, Gowns and Envelope
Chetnise, Special. $1.45

IS nainsook gowns in low,
v, round or square necks;
short sleeves or sleeveless;
tailored or trimmed with
lace and embroidery inser-
ton and edging or novelty
cotton crepe.
Cotton Crepe Pajamas, two-I
colors.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third d.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Emphatic Savings in the
Semi-Annua1 Sale of Furniture

These pieces show the remarkable s.
that is certain to satisfy and pleas.
Solid Brown Mahogany Dropleaf
Tea Wagon with drop
handle and rubber-tired CDR *
Gateleg Table with solid mahogany
top. 35x47, and moulded hinge joint.
Makes a fine breakfast SA.5O
table for four. %'S
Spinet Desk of very fine, solid NAH
stationery spaces; long drawer; invi:
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Clearance
Misses Suits and Coats
Greatly Reduced to $15

duced. The coats are plaids
the suits are tailored Poiret
Imed Velona.
2 Tucked Brown Satin
Dresses straightline mod
els; long sleeves. Were SIS
each; now, $lz.5o.
2 Betty Wales Velveteen
Dresses, black, straightline
models; greatly reduced,
each, $lz.5o.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

IA coats and suits greatly I
and striped sports models I;
twills, in brown and fur-tril
S Navy Blue Twill Jumper
Dresses, with blouses of
tucked black satin; pleated
skirts; sizes IA, l6 and 18
years. Greatly reduced,
each, $8.75.
Misses Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

36 envelope chemise; arm
hole and camisolc style;
simply or elaborately trim
med with lace insertion and
edging; some with embroid-
cry and lace inserts.
Iece MILDLY style, tailored; in
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Wool Art Rugs
.$A.75 S.3xI0.6. $3.50

In the fashionable plain colors with
darker borders; also Chinese Chip
pendale design and a number of the
small, artistic. all-over effects.
Seamless and reversible.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

gs possible on really good furniture
j in years of use.
Cane Rocker or Chair of solid ma
hogany and cane; roomy, wing
style; deep seat with wide, Tfo.75
fiat arms; dull finish. 49,. Y>/>I~
Windsor Chair with vase-shaped
legs, comfortable seat and
back; in brown mahogany E2.75
finish
y: sliding writing bed and $40 *
top hinges; fine dull finish. |S/>E~
Evening star., 1924-01-31

81 of our finest English
Orercoats at exactly half
former prices. Big, fleecy
coats in both belted and
plain backs; finest tailoring:
beautiful. heavy woolens:
coats of the finest character
in every way. size SO; ).
3S; /, 80; Z, 40; :, AZ in the
lot.
q Blue English Sweaters.
sizes SO to ~. Radical ca
1y reduced, each. ...... W
The English Shop, Second floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

drsftcls. 40 to 1899 lbs sold at 5000
q $50 head, with Ndrafters of 1859
to 1900 lbs at &225q 975; wagon her-
ses, farm chunks and general pur-
pose horses, sold, both green ard
seconds at range Of $l88 for light
horses up to 1925 for the best green.
Blemisfied seconds sold at sf0G15.
]. c. Keith sofl at his Brighton
stables 30 head Of seconds. They
were offered at auction and the best
no. Sc i'm the lot brought sIeo. but the
quality averaged inferior. This week
there will be no green horses offered,
but a large number of seconds.
McKenney Bros. sold at their
Brighton stables / car of Indiana
horses and rs head of seconds. Trade
was fair saasid ring tie generally
depressed condition of the market,
with prices steady. The firm will Of
fer at their Brighton stables car OF
fresh western horses and Is seconds
this week.
William Hurwitz Sens Company
sold so head of sound seconds, with
sale coalitions unchanged. This
week thee will be about the same
amount and quality Of horses offered.
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TOTAL MAINE SHIPMENT
-a,t,e So. shsep and lambs

calves SSS, ncks ~
TONE OF THE MARKET
The beef cattle market vas acuSe
with the stock selling at much .he
same prices as a week ago. fhe de-
n.and while fairly good. mas not I'M
nroxcd since offerings ave decreased;
1,nyers complaining that the dresses
H,eat market has not cleared up ss
rapidly as they could Wish, tanrv
was only q limited offering IN lus ~
stock. including a few head eacn o.
sfeers. oxen and cows. Fancy steer.
nkd oxen sold at s0sc, with ta.r :"
rood steers and oxen at eg ~
Coarse or thin oxen at ~ Wosss
Enncv cows and heifers sold At e.s %
g. with good cows ata05i poor cow
s,sis Gamers. bologna and shppers
cows Mt iE@2Ac. There were so,',e
heavv buiis, of good quaiity oheree.
selling around e0SHc, nm
The veal CALI market w at
changed. Fancy bunch lots sou a.
IfE n ipc. with extras up to i4c. -
erare mixed lots. Sis Gloc, arlnt
and urassers 6@sc. light caves 49,
A. the Chicago market ON Monaa3
thars was 4 record breaking a .s,
~ hogs. The amount asSrssas.eo
1sa 600 for the day. with an aau nS i:c
al sS,O on 1hand. Prices droppsu
e., Svvv ata,x. This influx was due 10
the scarcity and high pf'cs held
The hog market here NJ nrw-
steady for the past six wSe@ r,ris-
inu no fiuctuation. winch 10
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ing when considering that western
arrivals for this market are running
for the same period the. heaviest OF
the year. Yard offerings OF New
England hogs is limited with prices
firm and the demand quick. Dressed
hogs to the packers 12k Q1?Ac.
Az sheep and lamb arrivals de-
crease. there is a firmer tone. with an
impro sement In the demand for light
lambs. Sheep sold at sd &c, lambs =
6isc.
= There is . better tone 20 the mileh
COW trade with firmer prices on the
better quality of mixers. Receipts
are ample. Fancy and graded COWS
sold at $l25a1ss. with tair to good
cows at $7s1125. poor 10 ordinary
cows. ssodS5.
The live poultry market Is STEADY
Fancx fowl sold at IS d 26c, light 2oW
sc. roasting chickens, 25G27c. chick
ems l6SI2ic, roosters, l6c.
TUESDAY SALES
Becf Cattle-J. W. Brooks sold l
mr.. fancy steers $500 lbs and pr.
$500 lbs at Ice and ce cows at 20
~ 7. Cohen sold Is cows at s.S0c.
otis III. Turbush sold cows at Z
1-sc. 1 cow at 8 1-ec, . cows at &c, Z
cov. at 1-sc, and 9 cows at &c.
Ho safd Gorges sold 8 slippery cows
at i-46s l-sc, and 5 bologna COWS
AT &C. p. Simon sold cows, Stov
lbs at Sc an cows $40 lbs At 1 l.
veal Calves--A. c. Warns &
Sons sold 80 Gales at &C, John Fuller
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NNUSOkyli.i.E

+. r. Page OF Dan1ariscetta was
a business visitor I'm town Thursday
and a caller at Langdon Viewers.
Buford Sproul was Thursday In
Augusta on matters OF business.
Edward Weeks OF Weeks Mills
was business caller Friday In
tewn.
Mrs. Orissa Spyoul went shopping
Wednesday in Augusta.
Heartfelt sympathy II extended to
Adelbert Brann IN the loss Of his
wife,, and to Mr. and Mrs. r. L. n.
Colby In the loss Of their daughter.
Mrs, Georgia Colby Brann.
James Sproul will commence
Monday numbering operations on
lots that are known a. the Winged
and RaekliH farms.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NJ. York
went Friday to coopsr's Mills 10 at-
tend the funeral. services OF their
cousin. Mrs. Adsibert Drann.
Mira. Annie sproui was Wednesday
In Augusta.
Mrs. Ruth Brann was visitor
Friday in Cooper's Mills.
Arthur Sproui, successful MINI
rod. shot three Acoons, Thursday.
Mrs. Esther Sproul and Children.
Richard and Arieen. were guests
Wednesday Of her father. Gabriel
Jescelyn and sister. Mrs. Olive
Pushard.
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HORSE MARKET

Boston, December 16-The little
squirt OF a greater activity in the
horse market of week ago. fell fat
this week, when the movement at the
,action sales was dull and with
prices running low on all but the
best quality OF horses. Only a few
lots OF fresh country horses were
offered but there was a large num-
Der Of seconds. Buyers we're willing
to pay fair values for good horses.
but on the seconds the quality OF
which averaged poor, Bids came In
very slowly, and in some cases the
horses were knocked off for the price
OF the hide only.
One OF : the large :.osten dealers
had been out through the western
states looking up conditions there
and reports that the markets are ac-
tive with prices firm and with plen-
tiful supply Of good horses. Tho e
was found also god trading in
mules. These while not bringing war
prices, we're selling readily up to $40
y head.
DuriEs the week at the Boston
market, cool quality heavy green
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B0WDQIN notes

Major Vivian Gilbert, the English
lecturer. who has been tor some time
iE this country lecturing on the cap
ture of Jerusalem by General Allen
by's army, was an interesting visitor
on the Bowdoin campus during the
past three days. Major Gilbert lee
tured Saturday evening In Brunswick
and remained in town for several
days between engagements.
The annual Christmas plays OF the
Bowdoin Masque. 4 and Gown win be
presented Friday afternoon at the
Cumberland theatre. The perform
ance will come during The Christmas
house party. This year there viii be
presented three one act plays. How
He Lied to Her Husband" by George
Bernard Shaw. Tame and the Poet"
by Lord Dunsay, ana 'fhs Key" BY
Franz Molnar.
Next Sunday Bowdoin will have a.
college preacher. DIR. Willard L.
Sperry OF Cambridge. Dean Of the
Harvard theological school. He viii
speak Sunday morning a: 1915 A. NJ.
at the First Parish Congregational
church. the Church on the Hill. In
the afternoon he will sp.ak at the
college chapel exercises and sgasn in
the evening in the vestry OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

London, Nov. ia. 3. BY MsiD.---
Guy Fswbes. the man who attempted
to blow up the Houses Of Parliament
was heartily condemned when his Plot
was discovered. but he has since
grown into something OF . patron
saint for English small boys and max
ers Of fireworks. Estimates Of the
value Of fireworks consumed In cele-
bratiRg his special day. November 3,
this year ran rs high as e5.000.oe0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17
$500 Secure 200-A Farm
IS Cattle, Horses, Crops

Hay. corn. oats potatoes, winter veg
chinery. tools. complete furniture:
sure producer. bordering beautiful
river. convenient n. r. town. markets;
Level fields. good pasture. woodland,
fruit: fine 9-room house, large barn.
houses. A splendid property sacri-
feed for only $500 with $500 down.
balance easy. Details pg. = big Bar.
gain Catalog. Illus. money making
farms and business chances. Free.
STROuT FARM AGENCY, 906 + Old
South Bldg, Boston. Mass.
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6: .-on sold % ives It Sdsc. T. D.
Keenan, sold 30 calves av 20 lbs at
1-2@Tc. ]. Cohen sold l. calves at
10, +. Simon sold Is calves. 1899
lbs at 1-2c.
Hogs-Howard Gorges sold hogs
at Zoe. p. Simon sold Is hogs 3Ts0
lbs at 10 1-ec.
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TROY

TiFe Barker and Bagley Hill schools
closed last week for the Christmas
vacation.
A number Of cases of grippe and
bad colds In town
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Lamb have gone
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sisStsosNs Of live stock received
Ia To- tne N. E. d. NJ. d. w. Co.
% Ssst slaughter houses:
AYsss Cattle 24sS. sheep aud
Y Ts.,.s calves 1898. hogs s7.sse.
y siss Nattle 1855. sheep and
= year A'ves 1853. hogs es,s0S.
Nsti; s9: Cattle e6aS, sheen and
esiVss 2si0. hogs ss,iS7. =
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Church on the Hill. 81 a meeting
conducted By the young people Of
that church.
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VISION Live Stock Market

saF Reported for the Kennebec
Journal
Stock Yards, Dec. l6. =
MAINE
A. Brighton.
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WHITE LEGHORNS-7 hens. pull
let's. >cockerel. 81 Capitol st. Tel.
I0S3-R.
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by. Beck

TO New Hampshire 10 pass the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Foster
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Wanted-To Buy

PIANOS-Uprights. in good condition,
for cash or in exchange for victrola.
c. Il. Downing Co., 293 Water ST.,
Gardiner Tel $40,
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edged planks and 1-inch
boards and box boards. +: r.. Mace
Al Winthrop st. Tel. 5S4-M.
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STORE SAFE - Wanted. Landry's
Market. 121 Water St. Augusta:
TROMRONE-Good condition. cheap
for cash. Box 11S, Hallowell.
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Wantsd--livs Stock

Angoras at once from
O. to 4 months old, state age. sex,
color in first letter. Geo. L. Hanly,
Damariscotta, Me. Tel. 800.
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SILK HOSIERY-For milady. 81 to
s39S pr, all colors. heavy or light
weight. Always a right gift: silk and
wool hose. 81. $3.50, s1.69 and $l.sS
pr; heather hose sec. $50. st.a0. SIZE,
si.9s and $3.50 pr. H. J. Merricl. 1873
Water St Augusta.
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=. c. RHODE ISLAND RED-Cocker-
els. Dark even color. real Red type.
Wonderful breeders. Satisfaction
guaranteed. c. |. Davis Poultry Spe-
Cialist WatervilIs Maine.