davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-02-06

ness reigned In the press box as well
as all over the enormous place. And
1 was deliriOus nny others, de-
spite my effort to remain under con-
troll.
What a sight it was! Here a man
who was being rapidly beaten down
and down; who was utterly lacking
in science at q game which demands
great science; and who was appar-
emily almost out; a man desperately
hanging on to his chance to last
bit longer suddenly coming up from
the floor and more suddenly crashing
out with blow which lifted the
greatest of all fighters off his feet
and through the ropes out of the
ring. Such a spectacle as this is to
be found nowhere else in history.
And with that blow came reign
of pandemonium. Men trained by
years of effort to withhold exhibi-
tions of excitement went mnd. With
them thousands without such train-
Ing completely lost all thoughts ex-
cept of that terrific blow and it's ef-
feet. SO 1t became mob house with
hats flying in the air; hoarse shouts
from every mouth and dizziness In
every head. 1t WAS stupendous. 1t
was far and away the most unex-
pected and stirring happening in the
annals of sportdOm.
And so / say 1T was my greatest
thrill and 1t is hard to imagine how
any other onlooker can think of any
other happening which could have af-
forded him a greater thrill.
Copyright, 1925.)
TOmOrrOw-EddIe Rickenbacker.
Evening star., 1925-02-06
MY GREATEST THRILL IN SPORT
BY OCTATUS ROY COHEN
Popular Author
As Told to Homer George

Out of many years of watching
fights, base ball games, golf
matches, horse races and other kinds
of sporting events, l am perfectly
Evening star., 1925-02-06

And that was
when Luis FirpO
knocked j n G X
Dempsey out of
the ring in their
famous battle. i
cannot imagine
amy happening or
any event from
which the specta-
tor could have
had more of n
kick than i had
NJ rhfH ffvrnA
Evening star., 1925-02-06

Next-Some odd rules, one of which
compelled the challenger to furnish
the ball.
Evening star., 1925-02-06

EVELETH, Mimi, February 6.-Eve-
leth took the first of a two-game
hockey series from st. Paul, 1 to 0,
last night.
Evening star., 1925-02-06

safe in picking in
stantly the great
est thrill which
sport ever gave
me.
Evening star., 1925-02-06

Copyright. 1825.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

however. formed more of weight at
last than could be withstood. More
over. Notwithstanding that export pur-
chasing today reached total of as
much as 100000 bushels, indications
pointed to a halt on the part of eX-
porters in acceding to the late adj
vances in price. Before tile Chicago
rise in values today had eliminated
though, the market here showed an
overnight jump of more than cents
"a bushei and quotations in Argentina
were reported as UP about s to IL
cents.
Extremely pessimistic wheat crop
advices from Argentina were circu-
lated, and the Liverpool market dis
played greater strength than did Chi
cago. According to report from one
crop expert, the Argentina wheat yield
between Rosario Monteros and La
Francia cannot exceed five bushels an
acre under the most favorable circum-
stances and many fields have been
abandoned. On the other hand offer
ingS of wheat to come to Chicago from,
Minneapolis were within one cent OF
a working basis at one time today.
Corn prices tended downward, ow-
ing largely to fine weather in the corn
belt. oats sympathiZed with wheat
strength. Provisions were influenced
by the action of hog values and of
corn.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, NOV. 70.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; lower
grade fed steers mostly yearlings and
light weight predominating; trade
dull; unreliable: yearlings on catch
over until next week; bulk 7.506950:
best 1920: stockers and feeders well
cleaned up: she stock steady to strong
at weeks decline: most vealers down
to 1000 to packers; outsiders select
ing choice strong weights upward to
1850.
HOGS-Receipts $1,000: slow to 10
to 15c lower than yesterdays average;
packing sows steady; bulk desirable
100 to 500 pound weight 11.150 J 50:
140 to $50 pound weight 11.35 to 11.50;
packing sows largely 1000 to 1850;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

largely responsible for the late sell
ing movement. u. S. Steel fell from
1873 rs to 100 "a and then rallied
to 131 IA for a net loss of one point.
American Can reacted from 252 l.
to 247; Baldwin from 127 Ia to
124 10. and General Motors from
12S 3-S to 12J 3-S. Dupont dropped
from 22S to 21S and then moved
back to 222 for net gain of four
points.
Heavy selling of Hudson, which
broke from 1O2 SIS to 81, closing
slightly above the low figure for
net loss of nearly five points, PROB
ABLY reflected speculative disap-
pointment over the failure of the
directors to increase the regular ~
annual dividend. Other outstanding
weak spots were American Brake
Shoe and Foundry, U. s. cast IRON
Pine and u. S. Industrial Alcohol, all
off a IL points. Radio Corporation
broke nearly 5 points to new 10"
record of Al IL.
There were several strong Spots
in the Industrial group, Fedefai MIN
ing and Smelling common stano, ~
out with a gain of IL points at a,
a new high level. Other indusfrials
to eclipse their previous 1872 nism ,
nrices were Sloss Sheffield Steel. May
Department Stores, Tobacco Prod
nets international Nickel, Calumet
and Arizona, Willys-Overland pre-
ferred, U. S. Distributing ana Lag
gett and Myers issues. -. q,
Rails lost part of their gains ~
tbe final hour although Pere Mar
ouette. nickel Plate" PennsyIsaan Una
New Orleans. Texas aud Mexico, NOT,
foJr and western. Pittsburgh ana
West virginia, Baltimore and ONO
ana Erie common all attained ne"
nsak nrices. Chesapeake and ONO
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BradStreet's Report

New York, Nov oo.-(AP)-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say:
Rather more irregularity and a
slight let-down in buying and in some
lines of industry is noted this week
in reports to Bradstreet's. For this,
weather irregularities and some mod
ification of crop reports seem to be
mainly responsible. Too much rain
in the southwest followed by freeze
in west Texas has hurt the grade and
yield of cotton while parts of the corn
belt note a lowering of grade due to
large moisture content and consequent
low prices obtained A tendency to
lower cotton crop estimates of finan-
cial returns of corn in some important
states is one of the tangible results
of the generally wet and cold fall sea-
son.
In industry. the excess of rain has
prevented full operations by southern
nard wood lumber interests, who are
thereby unable to supply pressing de-
mand, while weaker prices are noted
in Pacific coast lumber
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NEW YORK MARKET
q. g the Days Dealing. in All
Ms Leading Stocks

bs sss FORK, Nov. 2o.-(By The As
lhsss Press)-Stook prices dis
d tsd.s.c complete reversal of form
b d. 4. market. breaking sharply
Id of s.a hour after an earlier per-
By the hength which was featured
toad sbaray accumulation of rail-
Metals and a selected list OF
Cosins eonaccoes and specialties.
slnbss, e ~ disclosed a large
bpoint. y y. losses ranging from / to
Timber - u.erspersed with a smaller
i II Faction took place IN the face
fsselopmeee,a.u quota of favorable news
Beech y y These included the
lag leziti, resident Coolidge assur-
lave No ss business that 1t need
'ssuce hs lar OF government inter-
nesl000n1no o oversubscription Of
y he 4 yI0o,VoO Italian loan retention
y the NJ, per cent rediscount rate
uauk ana, FORK Federal Reserve
Nlopment. constructive trade de-
lsHsd r y KY mercantile reviews re-
aa!lless NJ, important changes in the
\ statist,aaat Current reports
\. .aa tads . Enthusiastically show
s N Dun's progress is unchecked"
!, ING 81 MT : review, land the tight
|sis d i oney rates at some CEN
.eiops dn.,pl phase which usually de-
Raaons periods of business ex-
,ssht lst.d nore ,irregularity and a
~ 4 Of induws.n IN buying in some
bieports i = is noted this week
navy proft o.ed In Bradstreets.
k y Traders ~, taking by profess
~ turn"snao had bought STOCKS
vas believed to be
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was heavy throughout closing nearly
3 points lower at III ia.
Call money held steady at l.
per cent all day. The time money
and commercial paper markets were
relatively quiet with rates unchang-
ed.
Foreign exchanges moved within
rather narrow and irregular limits.
Demand sterling was slightly hrmer
at S4S4 3-16 and French francs and
Italian lire held relatively steady
around 3.96 and 400 cents, respect
iyely. Polish zloty broke 70 points
to new low record for the year at
1900 cents.
Heavy oyer-subscription Of the
S1OO, 600, 900 Italian loan and reten-
ton of the 1-2 per cent local re-
discount rate for another week
cheered the bond market today ana
prices moved moderately hlgher.
ITnofficial estimates on total orders
for the Italian loan ran from a-oo,-
600 900 to S4OO, 100000. Following the
ouick sale of the issue, the bonds
were listed on the New York STOCK
exchange on when issued basis
and commanded a fractional prem
ium above the offering price of 94-
10. Other foreign obligations were
quiet and firm.
The railroad group continued TO
nroyide the principal features OF
trading interest. Modification or the
terms for the Chl-
cago- Milwaukee and st. Paul Rall-
way stimulated fresh buying of the
roads bonds on the theory t,ia1
plans for lifting of the receiVersnip
would be expedited. chesapeake anu
Ohio convertible 5s fell . polltS
when they ran into heavy pront ta TAX,
ing and Erie convertible tours
lost their early gain afteE settlns
new high record for the year. NOT
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WASHINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Cleber Cooley of
West Washington have the sympathy
of their friends in the loss of their
baby. Funeral services were held at
their home Wednesday afternoon,
Missionary W. E. Overlook. officiat-
ing.
Gardner Pitcher, who lives alone,
came home from hunting late We'd
nesday afternoon, set his gun down
in some way and discharged it, the
contents going through his hand and
into his abdomen. He was hurriedly
rushed to the Knox Hospital in Mr..
E. X. Wares ambulance and he is
as comfortable as could be expected.
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folk and Western convertible Gs
Rock Island 4 lbs, Delaware and
Hudson convertible 5s and Reading
general 4s developed conspicuous
strength.
The success of the Italian govern
ment financing encouraged bankers
to speed up negotiations for several
Italian industrial loans now pend
ing with prospects that several of
them will be brought into the mar
ket within the next few weeks.
A $4,O00,O0O issue of Hehshey
Chocolate Company notes has been
sold to local bankers and will be re-
offered to the public within few
days.
Total sales were $11, 514,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21
Total sales were S11,514,OO0.
Stock market averages:
Chicago Produce Market
ORv The Associated pressl

(By The ASSOCiated PreSs)
Chicago, Nov 20.-Although wheat
prices went decidedly higher today
and July reached new top record
for the season. buying power based
on adverse crop news from Argentina
became exhausted for at least the time
being, and the market tumbled back,
losing most of the gain. Closing quo
tations on wheat were unsettled at the
same as Thursdays finish to II higher.
December 1889 to 1854 and May 1864
to 1.561 with corn 3.S to &C down, oats
unchanged to &c higher and provisions
unchanged to a setback of so cents.
Price upturns today in the wheat
market here were made in the face of
a world of profit taking sales, which.
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CAMBRIDGE

Victor Chadbourne was at home
over the week end from his work in
New Sharon.
Supt. Pattee of Harmony was in
town on business, Thursday.
All of the schools in town will
close Friday and the teachers will
return to their homes for the
Thanksgiving recess.
Il. U. King of Hartland was In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

blooded fox hounds in New England.
He is quiet inoffensive looking
pup but, when he gets out. it is
strictly business with Liner. Tie
other, Pirate Jack, is only year old
and the old dog has been very
patient with him in giving him the
very best of. advice. Mr.. Jones has
been very successful hunter all his
life. Although Linwood says but
little about hunting he could trace
back to his ancestry would be an
eye-opener to those who claim to he
hunters in these days and Linnie
has surely kept up their reputation.
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Successful Hunter

Linwood P. jones shot a fox day
for three days in succession this
week and making six he has shot
within the past two weeks. He has
two fox hounds that have right to
honorable mention. Liner McTee
has long and enviable ancestry on
both sides many generations back,
and is probably one of the best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

town, Wednesday,, and reported the
roads in a very bad condition.
Patric Cody of Dover-Foxcroft was
in town Tuesday.
George Stafford. plumber of Dex-
ter, was at the Inn, Thursday, on
business.
Hazen Littlefeld of Athens was
recent guest at Valley Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morrill,, son
Wellington and Miss Bickford have
just returned from two-weeks
visit with friends in Massachusetts.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert Bean of
Monson were in town Sunday,
visiting relatives.
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The Buyers Barometer

A barometer is mighty good instrument
to have around, if you're thinking of starting
out on a picnic, or an automobile trip or any
sort of an outing
1t tells you what sort of weather to expect
and saves you many wetting later.
And when you're thinking of buying some
thing you need from gas range to type
writer, there's an equally reliable buyers
barometer for you to consult-the Abe
Classified Section.
In fact, it's renters and sellers barome-
ter as well-because almost every sort of OPP
portunity that crops up in this city, from
merchandise to real estate, finds it's way into
these interesting columns,
No matter what your particular interests
are, the "A-B-C" and "1-2-3" arrangements
of the changing offers and wants makes it
easy to find what you're looking form a
The A-B.c CLASSIFIED Ads
Always the Same-ln Service
Always Dfferent-In Opportunity
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majority better killing pigs 11.40@
1l,75; shippers took 5000; estimated
holdover 10000.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; fat lambs
active. generally strong; Others and
fat sheep steady; bulk better grades
fat lambs 15.50@15.75: few loads to
shippers and city butchers 1850
1900: fatter price paid for choice fed
westerns; most Gull native lambs 11.50
@12.00: yearling wethers 12.75; aver
age weight 90 pound fat ewes upward
to $50; good feeding lambs 1910.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

AGENTS-Noe competition selling spec
tacles, guaranteed to satisfy. only
1898. Pay daily. We deliver collect.
Nearly everybody buys. $10-$25 daily
easy. Tru-F'it optical Co.. 1926 w. Ad-
ans, SP973, Chicago.
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TURN TO the classified section and
see if 1t doesn't include the article
you have been looking for.
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PEOPLE who regularly read the clas-
siied offers are the ones who make
their money go the farthest.
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Solicitors, canvassers, Agents IS

troduce "Chieftain" 3 for $495 guar
anteed tailored shirts. Samples and
full working outfit free. Your pay
daily. Cincinnati Shirt Co., S118-547,
Cincinnati o
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EVERY HOUR Of the day, every day
q ne week, every week Of the year
sssslped ade-are serving and salts
lllns the people. of this city.
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WOMAN-Wanted for travelling posi-
ton. Must be entirely unincumbered,
with high school, education, between
ages of 25 and 40. Salary, bonus and
transportation Give full information
first letter. +. E. Compton & Co., Gar
land Bldg, Chicago.
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REAL ESTATE. automobiles and ac-
cessories, employment-these are just
a few of the fields covered by the
classified section
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

USED AUTO PARTS--Old cars bought
for parts. Ripley Co.. Augusta
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Help Wanted-Male

A GREAT MANUFACTURING COR
PORATION-Marke hosiery and
lingerie direct to the consumer
through district offices is interested
in securing a manager for this terri
tory. A man must have $500 to $1,000
to finance personal expenses while
building a sales organization; also be
able to furnish a $1,000 fidelity bond
to cover consignment of merchandise
and office supplies. A wonderful OPP
portunity- for the right man. Previ-
Gus experience not absolutely neces-
sary but advantageous. Give full in
formation about yourself and refer
ences first letter. Curiosity seekers
save your stamps. 2. o. Box No. 905,
Reading, Penna.
A PAYING POSITIoN-Open to repre-
sentative of character. Take orders
shoes-hosiery direct to wearer. Good
income. Permanent. Write now. Tan
ners Shoe Mfg. Co., 747-11 c St, Bos-
GET PAY EVERY DANDistribute
$50 necessary products to established
users. Extracts, soaps, food products.
etc. Worlds largest company will
back you with surprising plan. Write
The j. r. Watkins Co.. Dept JIG, "a
n. Washington St. Boston, Mass.
MAN-Reliable middle aged. Steady
paying position. Fine chance for
right party. Particulars furnished.
Burr Nurseries, Manchester, Conn.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

GAS STAT1ON--And store at Fuller's
Crossing. Cash registers. House
lots. Coffee urns. Inquire Donahue's
Lunch. Depot Square. Augusta.
MEMS FURNISHINGS-An tailoring
business. Best location on street, next
door to bank in Fairfield. J. H. Ba-
con. Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21

LADIES-S11.S0 daily in advance for
spare time (Sworn proof.) Intro
ducing new insured hosiery for men,
Guaranteed mos. Xmas line new
ready. No capital or experience re-
quired. You simply take orders. We
deliver and collect Cor you can deliver
suit yourself). Credit given. Your
pay daily. We furnish samples. Mac
O-Chee Textile Co., W11S-547 Cincin-
nafi
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Female 80
PUPIL NURSES-Somerset Hospital.
Skowhegan, Maine.
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THEY WILL serve you well-the
classified ads.
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Auto Trucks for Sale
Auto Accessories

OAK MOTOR OIL-For cold weather
wholesale and retail. H.T.Jose. Frank
lin-Paige-Jewett. Tel. Augusta 270.
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TIRE CHAIN-Time is here. We have
a good stock waiting for you. Harry
T. Jose, Franklin-Paige-Jew Tel.
Augusta 30.
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BUILDING Materials

LUMBER - Thoroughly sea- som
spruce. pine. hemlock boards. planks,
studding and dimensions; cedar posts.
Mace, 81 Winthrop st. Tel. 1920.
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SALESMEN-We have unusual sales
proposition, Brownfiint Ware direct
consumer. Large commissions. |, No
deliveries. New England Enameling
Co.. $50 Fifth Ave. New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-21
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

GIRL-For general office work. State
experience and references in first let
ter Box r, Hallowell.
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EMPLOY MENT
Solicitors. canvassers. Agents 3E

SoHcitorS, CanVasSerS, Agents 80
AUTO radiator shutter. New patent.
Just out. $50 daily. Real winter prop
osition. Fastest seller ever invented.
"details Sl.50. Jones Specially, S04 n.
Clark, Chicago.
BANKRUPT and rummage sales. Make
500 daily. We start you, furnishing
everything. Wholesalers, Desk 12S,
609 Division. Chicago.
EVERYBODY needs food Our plan
gives customer better quality and
lower. prices. Representatives want
ed. 500 a week and free automo-
bile Write quick. American Pro-
ducts Co. BIS American Bldg, Gin
cinnati. o.
first year write us now. Strong line
for retail stores. Nationally adver-
tised. Established concern. Best sea-
son now starting. Liberal weekly adj
vance to producer The Continental
Co, 1922 Euclid, Cleveland, O., Dept
1 PAY AGENTS big commissions sell
ing my candy, gum and minis to deal
ers. Experience unnecessary. Write
for free samples and territory. Milton
Gordon, Cincinnati.
NEW INvENTIoN-Auto radiator
shutter. Just out. Best on market. Re-
tails $3.50. Wonderful improvements
over old shutters clinches quick sales.
Big commissions. $500 weekly. Sea-
son here. Act quick Send for sample.
Stewart Mfg. 225 w. Huron, Chicago.
SALESMAN-A live, up-to-date line
5 of chinaware which appeals to every
dealer and which has been making
friends for 25 years: liberal commits
sion and every reasonable help from
home office: state experience and ref
erence with your application. The
Salem China Company, Salem. Ohio.
SALESMEN-We have unusual sales
proposition, Brownfiint Ware direct
consumer. Large commissions. No
deliveries. New England Enameling
Co.. $50 Fifth Ave-. New York.
WALTON-DUPLEX guarantee
double wear. Patented product. No
competition. Sell for 1. SIS weekly.
Fast Xmas seller. Walton-Duplex,
Brooks Bldg, Chicago
TURN TO the classified section and
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ALTON-DUPLEX-S guarantee
double wear. Patented product. No
competition. Sell 2 for |. .$S5 weekly.
Brooks Bldg, Chicago.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets az
NREDALE-Close haired black dogs.
A great pet and wonderful watch
dog. Males. 5 mos. old, $25 each. J.
+. Hill, 163 Silver St, Waterville.
Phone SO.
SHEPHERD and Collie, IL wks. old
pups. Male IS, females 50. Good
cattle and watch dogs, nice to. chill
dren. John Willard, r. l, Box 61A,
Richmond.
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USED CARS
FoRD-1922 touring.
FoRD-1924 touring.
TUDEBAKER-1924 Special Six. five
passenger coupe. new car guarantee.
STUDEBAKER-1923 Big Six. five
passenger coupe, excellent condition.
Come in and look over our assortment
buying this fall.
We have a liberal time payment plan.
wATERvILLE MOTOR CO.
AUGUSTA GARDINER
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Situations Wanted-MaIe

CHORES-And work on widows place;
reliable man, small wages. b. A. c.,
X. II, Winthrop. care C. w. Pinkham.
COOK-Or baker, all round, desires po-
slt1on at once. Romeo Michaud, lis
Northern Ave-, City.
YOUNG MAN-Married, desires posi-
ton. Experienced in general farm
work, teaming, truck driving or gen
eral work; good education, references
given. CO. care Gardiner XII. office
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nave NY cnIIu. vi, care Journal.
aged. desires posi-
have her s yr. old son. Write Box
So, N. Wayne.
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Farm and Dairy Products

customers for strict
ly fresh. c. w. Greasy, Tel. 102S-R.
HUBBARD SQUASH-s2 per 100 lbs,
de!iv. in Augusta, Hal1owell. Tel
del. in Augusta, Hallowell. Tel.142S-44.