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Arizona state miner., 1924-10-04
Notice to Nominees.

The Arizona State Miner will
carry the National. State, and
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Arizona state miner., 1924-10-04
SEE PROSPECT OF LOW EXPENSE
FOR ELECTRIC POWER ON FARMS
investigation Many States of Theory That Use of Electricity In
Every Possible Farming Function VIII Reduce
Cost for All Farmers

Electricity for all the farms Of the
Ration, by means Of transmission
lines to be extended from existing
electric power systems, supplied by
the big generating stations Of the ap-
preaching super-power age. IL the
ambitious proposal put forward by
several cooperating agencies which
are making an investigation Of the
application OF electricity to agricul-
ture in its economic aspects. Already
1t has been declared that electric pow
er service to farms can be put on a
par with such service to city dwellers.
Arizona state miner., 1924-10-04
SUMMONS
No. 19871D

NO. 1SSI1D
In the Superior Court of Marlc0ps
County, State of Arizona.
C. G. Houser, Plaintiff.
vS.
Mary Houser, Defendant.
The State of Arizona to Mary Houser,
Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plain
tiff in the Superior Court of Maricopa
County. State of Arizona, and answer
the Complaint therein filed with the
Clerk of said Court, at Phoenix, Ari-
zona. in said County, within twenty
days after the service upon you Of
this Summons, if served in this said
county. or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times above
mentioned being exclusive of the day
of service, or judgment by default will
be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the Superior Court of Maricopa Coun-
ty. State of Arizona. this 6th day OF
September, 1924.
Claude S. Bergman,
Clerk of said Superior Court.
BY Angie P Hyrne, Deputy Clerk.
Hash & Carson. Attorneys
Ist pub Sept 1Slast pub. Oct 4th-
Arizona state miner., 1924-10-04

To Rent or Lease-The Watson home
stead adjoining town. Three room
house. good well of water, fenced gar
den, with chickens, turkeys. and fowl
on the place. Easy walking distance
from the postOffice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-25
NEW YORK MARKET
Features OF tho Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

Now York. Jan. si--Buying orders
were we'll distributed in today's stock
market and the general list moved
upward without much difficulty I'M
" lust before the close when par
uai reaction set in on the latest dis
closures IN the senate investigation OF
taNai oil leases. Resumption OF pool
operations in various sections OF the
HSt. based on series OF favorable
Vade advices. brought about extern
NNo snort covering. net gains in a
number OF active issues ranging from
( 10 nearly "A points.
N'eel shares were buoyant on re-
ports mat orders were now exceeding
and that the trend OF me-
prices was again upward. L. 3
N,eeI common touched 10l /. and clos
s' slightly below that figure for
set gain Of moro than | point. Re-
PUBIC moved I'M Ia and Bethlehem,
.ruc'hle and Gulf States improved
tacuonaly. Total net earnings or
NC Bethlehem Corporation. = made
nvhic after the market closed. were
vS.'1ta.1@S last year rs against WV
'SS,'l9 the year before.
american Can was the leader OF
ne so-called Rig Four" touching
'scord high AT 1i0S.. Baldwin touch.
&c l2S& on reports Of the receipt OF
arge order but II slipped back 10
''NS' where IT was up lS on the
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FINANCIAL NEWS


! ment and treasury issues also were
| strong.
! An advance of convertible copper
| and sugar bonds, influenced by favor
! able trade conditions. also featured
I today's trading activity conferred in
! the Anaconda. Magma Copper and
/ CeWo de Pasco issues, hte converti-
! BILE SIS of the latter company record =
| ing a 1 point gain. With prospects
! Of a big sugar crop this season, Pun
! IA Allegro. Manati and Eastern Gu
! ban Sugar bonds all moved to higher
! ground.
Gains of these issues, however.
! constituted about the only strong
spots in the industrial list and were
offset by losses in Virginia Carolina
Chemical liens. based on reports of
. smaller earnings and reduced prices.
and by weakness in Sinclair CONSOLE
dated oil IS. American Writing Paper
/ 6s and L. :. Steel SIS. Bethlehem
steel 5iks, however. made substan-
tal gain.
An improved demand was manifest
for the railroad issues, st. Paul bonds
displaying renewed strength after the
recent wave Of profit taking. Activity
in Serbian SIS. which advanced I
point. PROVIDED tHe only interest III
the foreign group.
Prospects of new financing were
limited TO Il S6,000. 600 issue Of Con-
tinental Faper and Bag Mills 20 year
bonds. and s2o.o00odo Of United Rail-
ways and Electric Company obliga-
tons.
Public offering will he made tomor-
rev at $4,000, 600 Federal intermedi
ate credit banks ~ percent deben-
lures. due February !. l92i-Z5, to
Weld $50 TO 400 percent. Funds de-
rived from the sale VIII he used to
provide additional credit facilities of
the agricultural and live stock indus
tries Of the United States. Total
outstanding debentures Of the credit
bank on February Will be sSo,5oe.-
GOO
Total bond sales. par value, si3.-
963. coo.
Total stock sales 1862 900 shares.
20 iu6ustrials averaged ?9.0i: net
gain IS.
High 1928. 1855: low s5.-s
20 industrials averaged 1854; net
gain.1S.
High 1898. cost: low 1853.
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BILLION DOLLARS MORE
IN FARM PRODUCTS

Washington. Jan. 24--lEy A. P)-
More than ones sixth OF the entire
iDnd area OF the country was used In
growing farm crops last year. The
Department OF Agriculture calculates
the total acreage Of all crops at S72,
500, 900 acres, or 5S2.60S square miles.
Farm crops produced. not merely
those sold. had = Hypothetical total
value of sp.i70,97G. 900 in 1923. or al
most billion dollars more than in
1922.
Texas continues 20 hold first place
in acreage and value Of all crops. Her
farms aggregated 97,s2G. 900 acres and
the crop value in 1929 was fl,0gt,11S
900. Iova's crops were second in
value with s475.92o. 300 ON an acreage
Of 2I.T2l, 900: Illinois third with
$3.50. sos. 900 and an acreage Of co
$4,000: California fourth with ss47.-
$4,000 and an acreage OF s.s27.oo0
North Carolina NTH with sN5,7S7.5o0
and an acreage Of $4,000: Ohio
sixth with s22G. 0i2,0'0 and an acreage
% 11,eGG.00o and Missouri seventh,
witt 1921, es7 900 and en- acreage ~
lyIlJ0G
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domestic III; 30. . red winter do 1.2S:
No. hard winter - l. l26, No. !
Manitoba ~. Lisa and 80. mixed
durum do 116.
CORN-spot firm; Ne. yellow j {
New York rail pS3, Nc. White DO.
9e8 and 10. mixed DO. 97s
OATS-Spot firm. No. white 59n
LAED-Easy, middle west 1900
1850.
BUTTER--stron2: receipts 1904;
creamery higher than extras J15 q 49,.
creamery extras, ~ score, -; do. tITste
IS to ~ score, 4SQ5Il, state GARY
finest .0A q 81,
I.GGS-Steady. receipts 1880.
nearby hennery browns cXtrss -,
POTATOES Steadv: Long Island in
bulk $50 pounds AS a4.6n: Maine TTJ
q $40. New York 2.25 q -.
CABBAGES-f'irm: New York per
ton in bulk white Danish $500 q 5000,
DO. red 5000 q 60 90, Long Island per
q zoo
Good demand was reported for raw
sugar t04HF. Prices were unchanged
at 60, for CJhas duty paid
Active covering by be3ated January
shorts IN raw sugar futures caused IN
early advance of % points ia that pO-
siti"u. Later months were also three
to six higher on buying by both west
and Cuban interests Near the close.
however offerings increased and tho
market reacted. Final quotations were
one point higher 10 three net lover
March 81. May 4.el. July ~. Sep
TENDER SOC.
Of far proportions and quotations were
rnchanged a ;. - to 50" FOR inn gran
uiated
Refined futures nominal
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RIPLEY

Miss Esther Mower, who has been
staying with her niece, Mrs. Eva
Films. has returned TO her home in
Corinp9.
Stanley Martin. who In living on
the Call farm, has gone to Rainbow
Lake, where he has employment for
the winter. ~
Chester Films has finished hs
work in Dover and Is at present stay
ing with his brother, A. l.. Films,
and making shovel handle blocks for
Ernest Seveys.
Clayton and Hazel Jewett were at
home from Dexter high school for the
week end.
Archie Spencer has been III for a
few days with chickenpox but is
gaining at this writing.
Miss Alice Stafford passed the
week end a. her home here in this
town.
Friends Of Mrs. Guy Cooker will
be sorry 70 learn that she In In the
PiunTnsr Memorial hospital at
DEXTER. where she has been operated
on and Is at present In a serious
condition.
The Welcome club met with
AIIs. Cora Jewett WeGnesday, Jan.
20. and held an all DAY meeting.
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago. Jan -.
CATTLL-Erctipts 1000: beef steers.
'"atIngs and fat she stock generally
steads, bulk fed steers 1904 $50; besf
long yeGTlings 1l.--. bet matured
steers 1913, average weight 1870 lbs:
relatively few feed stecrs or yeaI-
lrEs above 1900. plain Kind down n
100 ana below few grain fed cow
above 60. fat cows 40 y 90: Gamers
SOC 50. cutters upWaN "a $50:
sfnchers ana feeders duil: bulk 5.2JI
So; veaiers sharply higher; packers
upward 70 1850. outsiders upward To-
1880. few hgb' raiye. below il5b.
HDGs--I:ecfi Ge.duh. mostly
STEADY, closed slow. weak 10 n lover.
good and choice 80 10 400 pound
butchers rs l12t. top 71J: desirable
-" 20 225-pound average S.G0G 100.
letter grades l+G 20 iJb-pound average
=" r. " ~. packing spvs 65g4C.II.
jl.!ths pigs UuH. - cents lover. brIlk
desirable strong weights $50 q C.Gs. es-
tif7af@d follower ~. nne,
~HEEP-Re-eipts 400: bset fat
lambs. sheep and feeding lambs fully
HiesH}: medium and good grades Fat
hnbs and ysariing wstheTs weak 20
70 lover bulk rood and choice fat
noisd lambs i3.56ai26e: tor 1920.
bnlE EesTilrE v-ntberv IN.7sGIf5h:
best IT ewes 80. feeding lambs 1900
q 80.
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day. Studebaker crossed 1903 and then
eased to tQc3s up ~.
High priced spccialtes agaiu at
tracted considerable interest. Corn
Products jumped five points to ~ Il
another new record high. National
Lead crossed $50 also a record price,
and then slid back to las up 50. and
United Fruit advanced points Ia
1911 on publication of the 1928 an
nual report showing earnings of So, o9
share on the common as against
$lsS5 in 1922.
Pan American issues ~purted up
ward In the early dealings on the an
nouncement of President WNlie of
Mexican Petroleum that company had
resumed production IN districts where
the rebel activities had forced sus-
pension. Pan American \ touched
S3is and the h 5la.. but upon publ
cation of the testimony OF President
nohenv that he loaned former Score
tarv Fall $500 00 they broke to 6oas
and 4ais. respectively. closing slight
lv above those figures for small net
gains on the day. Maracaibo touched
a record top of S6h.
Special buying took place in Philip
Motifs on FtpbEtS AtdA N'ae W. 49,
had closed negotiations for the hand-
ling of another well known brand OF
cigarettes. Prospects of higher sugar
nrices and Increased earnings ac-
counted for the strength of the sucar
stocks. south Porto Reioan closing
sis hisher. Manati gaining and
Cuba cane preferred as.
Rails again iaSgcd behind the m
dustrials. EuytnE OF Frisco prefer
red was said 10 he based on snecuia :
tive expectation Of benefits likely to
accrue from the discovery or oil on
that roads land grants.
, Cali money ruled unchanged al
Serccut. Time money rates softenfd
slightly. more funds being available
at4i5 percent for the shorter maturs-
ties.
Demand sterling rallied more than
\ cent 10 S4.2e. other foreign eNchnn-
ces holding fairly steady. The Jana
rese rate. which has been heavy late
IL. showed moderate Improvement
Ruyirr of Liberty bonds, stimulat-
"a bv an abundance of cheap money
and prosnects that the Mellon tax
reduction plan will he accepted. TODAY
sent the third 4iss TO par for the first
time since 1922. other L. s, govern
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and for the hrst time in weeks tho
oats market showed independent
strength. The corn marke was espe-
cially stimulated by reports that there
vas but little prospect Of any corn
movement from Iowa in the near flu
tUre. that feeders were paying more
than terminal markets aud that sro'o-
falls had made country roads almost
impassahle
Corn closed at the top FOR the day
az well as for the season. HesvN
profit taking sales took place on the
various bulgcs In price but ouch soil
ing failed to offset persistent buying
on the part If commission houses
Bulls laid particular stress on the fact
that weather conditions were uufavOr-
able and that low temperatures pre-
dictcd would tend TO increase the de-
nand for feeding.
Among wheat traders appropriation
was expressed that crop damage might
result from scvere cold following
rains. Besides receipts at many points
continued mCsgre
Provisions held sfeady EuideI by the
course Of hog values.
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Chicago Produce Market

thICaEN- Jan T.
All deliveries ~ corn and oats went
- a UEw high prlce record fgr the
season today and helped to sfrsngt hen
wheat. The upturn appeared to he
based largely IN belief that govern
TneHt action in the northwest would put
an end 10 fear Of forced liquidation Of
grain Germ closed strong. &4ls net
III gher. May s6E 10 s32a1: oats Z TO
ID q &c up, with wheat firm a. r. &c
sain. May 1921 2 z to 1891 and July
Lq1s to Ie5.T. Provisions were viz
tuGlIy unchauges3
Rlgh: from the outset. AMI much
more 50 in the late dealings, an UPWARD
tendency in prices was evident
throughout TIE entire lis. 60 cereals.
AZ usEel If late. the corn Dir was TIE
chief cent@r of sctGtitg. but oats buy
ing vas also cf an important Character.
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Boston Produce Market

BOSTON. Jan &
BEEF--Choica whole cattle fJdls
BUTT ER-EXtrss 5-#G 30. UIsts 30
CHEESF.-TFesl cho,-a 11T 80:
frsts c3T-tt.
CoPN-N6. . yellow a7dsa
EGGS--Nearhv Ienuery brown eK-
tTas 80 ~. white and mixed extras As
Il 40. western extras 4TuSS
FLOUR spring rster,s. 1te-1h
sacks spectal short 12@a $50 stand
ard sf6n 7.4z.
TAT--%o tinoo'fv c-dcs
LANR-SpT5rE 1GT14
CATS-FoTty pounds G-T t-
PORK-3Tediun tscks - san = 30.
P0TAToES--'5reer Mountains $50
Il 90 per 1oa pounds, sweets z. "d
establishments Sugar Refinery
quotes 50 cents In lg9-barrsI lots
less per rert. for cash
NFtT--Izn 81.
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Tho Journal Will not be responsible
| for more than one incorrect insertion.
! Please notify promptly any mistake In
Ito initial insertion.
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Personals
Lost and Found

TRAVELLING BAG-t'ound In Lake
Tubhnsscccoutc. containing ladies'
wearing apparel. also box of $50
cartridges and razor. +. II. Merrill.
outlet. Manchester. Tel. West Gar
diner ~.
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Erect Pavilion for
World W0men's Headquarters

London, Jan 8. "A, p. by NaiD---
A pavilion has been erected In the
grounds Of the British Empire Ia
hibition st Wembleg by the Inter
national Council Of Women. II vii
be the headquarters OF the world OF
women.
b. represented In the building, and
from week To week feminine hopes.
aspirations and ideas for the soiu-
ton ~ the worlds most dif.cult
problems will be considered.
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Situations Wantsd-Mals

CHAEFFECR-And clerk. experienced.
desires either position. Tel. ll59-M.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
Dressmaking--Millinery 2,
Painting, Paperino. Decorating :

PLAIN SEWING---And meuding by
experienced hand. Tel. l159-M.
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SluE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE
MENT

r. Application having been made 60 the
snNing Department by the followlns
xamed persons to be registered as
lHater in Securities under the rrovi-
IONS OF Chap. l44. Sec. lsS-lSs. incIu,
I've or the Public Laws Of 1898. ieEsi
Suce is hereby given and any. person
SE. within two weeks from the oaIe
mis- publication file objection 70 the
koposed registration. with the Bank
Name BUSINESS Address,
tSmiano Tide & stream
eNater Power Co, ITO state street
Boston. Mass.
FRED #. LAWRENCE.
Bank Commissioner.
augusta, Maine, Jan. 81. 1924. ,.
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New York Money Market
New York Jan. -

New fork. Jan =.
Foreign exchanges steady.
Great Britain. demand 4.s2 II. ca
,lss s.ast. eo-day bills on banks AGO.
France. demand +.46s. cables AL.
Belgium. demand 4.0ss. cables 400.
italy, demand 1891. cables i,Si.
Germany. demand .Ge9too0e0o-@ c.
lleS .00e0e0e0]0sS.
Holland. demand Ss-oS.
Norway, demand ls.so.
Sweden, demand 2s.se,
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New York Produce Market

New York Jan. -
WHEAT spot ire gulaT. NJ. l caFs
northern sPTing { track New YcrA
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Furnished Home and Farm
Stock, Crops. Tools; $500 Cash

20 acres near village. high class fam
iuS section: 80 acres dark loan tilIaRs,
I5-cow spring wRtered pasture, wood.
timber: 400 sugar naples. 20 apple
trees, plune. berries. Comfoltab d
room house. running water, barn, noul-
Try house. Age forces sale $500,
horse, cows. tools, potatoes. hay. oats,
corn. vegetables fun implements Vc-
hicles. etc. included IL taken now. on
ly $500 needed. Details page % Illus
CataloE Rsrgains--manY states. Copy
free. STEOTT FARM AGENCY,
cap Water st. Augusta Me
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Practically All Of Your Necessities Can Be Supplied Through These
MERCHANDISE
Bushes. and Office EouipY

CASH REGlSTERS-Comb re-
cordins and listing. Terms. y. II.
Wheeler. EaToweD
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SOLON
Mrs Emily Whippis Patterson

Mrs. Emily WhippIe Patterson died
" ednesday a. her home on Pleasant
street after an illness of three weeks
from pnsumopla. She vas about 20
years old ana is survived by her hug
band, Ishlon Patterson. one sister.
Miss Alberta WhIpple and four
brothers. sumner. Charles. Oarner
and Ernest WkIppie. al are residents
Of tb.s town except Sumner, who
lives in Oregon Funeral services
will he held ut the home Friday at
F. NJ
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MERCHANDISE
Articles tor Sale

Articles tor Sale 81
CHILD'S GO-CART-ItttcJ for run
hers ! ) Murray ST.
CORONA-Typew writer's. The best Of
all portable machines. Terms. y.
II. Wheeler, Hallowell.
FULLER BRUSHES-Tel o37-!l-W.
T.. Blossom. Manchester. Maine.
TWIN STROLLER--Ver good con
dition. also infants folding rubber
bath tub on legs. Tel 59+-W.
YARN-All wool Direct from man
ufacturer Also golf and plain socks.
Write for samples. II. A. Bartlett,
Harmony.
Business and Once Eauipt 81
ADDING Bought. sold
and rented. Terms. y. H. Wheeler
lfdllOwelI
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Specials at the Stores

LADIES COATlNG-$2 I'd. Mems
shifting sSc yd Free samples. Cor
douS. Dexter. Me
LIVE BAlT-For ice fishing, We also
carry pals. baskets and traps. J II.
Cogan Co. Augusta.
SNOWSHOES--An skis at low prices
at Fiheld Bros. 60, opposite depot.
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Wanted-To Buy

BUTTER CUSTOMERS-Wa Wanted. O.
+. Fletcher. Il >. Augusta. Tel SIS-2.
LII MRER--Thoroughly seasoned spruce
and hemloCk boards planks and stud
ding. Frank l.. Mace. 81 Winthrop
st. Tel. 5S4-M.
PEELED AND ROUGH-Spruce aud
fir pulpwood FOB car your II. Y. sta
ton: also spruce. iir and pine logs
landed On hauh kennebec river. +. y,
Mace. 81 Winthrop St. Augusta. Tel.
SS4-N
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ATrs. Ti,den DAVIS hHs ban seTi-
ovsig ~ with abscezses IN lsNtafoat.
but y gaining now.
A. G, ". Chapter n. a r.. viii
have a guest night At the home Of
tie regent Mrs. Flora Adams. Fri
day evening, Fen. Z.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

Horses. Cattle. vehic4ss 81
HORSES. from 800 TO 1900 lba.
Sleighs and harne sses. /. 81. Goodell.
- Willow St.
CXEN--YoAe Durham, 7 II. 8. work
or beef. VIM. T. Rooney, r. .. \.
Whitefield.
SHOATS-E'or sale. w. NJ. Prescott,
Augusta.
PcrItry and Supplies 40
GREEN GROUND BONE-Casavant &
Cloutier. 36 Water St. Augusta,
INCUBATOE-150-eg Wisconsin. =
burner oil stove oven. Tel. Gardiner
1914.
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USE THE indexed Classified Ad Sec
ton like You use the dictionary.
YOUR CLASSIFIED Al should tell
all the particulars about what you
want or what you have to offer.
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Fuel and Feed

HARDWOoD-Best dry. fitted for
stoves. furnace CT fireplace Dry box
edEings. 5 baskets 81. Z. r. Shaw.
Z Willow St Tel t2S-M.
HARDN OOD-Seasored and fitted. SIS
Per cord. J. ". Penney. +. 4. Augusta.
ARDWOOD-lItte6. Geo. (. Spar
row. Tel Gardiner sl7-l3.
STOVE WO0D-pry mixed, delivered
anywhere. p. ]. Theherge, Tel S4s-J.
cord or fitted for stove.
Tel. 1895. Jos Golfer.
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MEN or WOMEN-Earn s. 10 $50
weekly at home addressing and
mailing circulars. No canvassing
Book Of instructions sent prepaid
2jc silver Empire Supply Co.
Hartland Me.
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EMPLOY ENT
ieip Wanted-ts male

ElRL-Or woman for housework. =.
9 Haynes. 4s Chestnut ST, Gardiner.
Tel. 2iZ-l.
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Working Mans
Home

Or Car Line Halloween
Only $1,000
Seven room house, city water, electric
lights, shed. large garden. centrally
located, all in Eoou repair, this place
will not he on the market long AT the
low price | am offering il at.
z. l.. Worcester, Western Ave. AT
gusta. Maine. Phone 2l5-M
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renoNcd at this season in
that suit or oVCrCoat by having
them Hoffmnnized. Berry the Tailor.
col Water St. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-25

I RlNATE SALE-Of household goods
10 be sold AT once. 50 Elm St. Gar
diner. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-25
Musical Instruments

FI&NOS-Real bargains in regular
and player pianos. New ana used.
:. A. Drawn Piano Co. Depot
square. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-25
Seeds, Plants. Fertilizers

STRAWBERRY TLANTS-Send for
catRlog. 1000 discount on orders re-
ceived before March /. Perry !. Cald.
well. Il. ! Augusta Tel 6s-23.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-25
HeIp-maie or Female

BOYS AND GIRLS-Earn money in
spare tine selling our needle cases
at 25c per case with premium: sell
z cases and send Us 81: you keep 81
for yours. We trust you. Send for
- cases today. Empire Supply Co,
Hartland Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-25

UOMEN-To paint lAmpshades for US
AZ home. Plea SAINT. interesting work.
Whole or part time. Experience IN
necessary. Siieart Company, 3i4T. Fl.
Wayne. Ind.