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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23
DOvER-FOXCROFT
Municipal Court

Among those brought to the bar Of
Justice In the municipal court this
week before Judge Harold NJ. Hayes
are:
Paul Lubay Of Bangor, intoxication;
examination waived. plea guilty, was
sentenced to Is days in the county
iail. from which sentence he appealed
and furnished 800 bail for his ap-
peearance In the September term of the
supreme court. Paul Lubay. Jr., and
Ed Rankin acting as sureties.
Tim Socia of Monson was before
Judge Hayes charged with having a
device for manufacturing intoxicating
liquor. The respondent pleaded not
guilty; probable cause was adjudged
and he was bound over to the Septem-
her term of court under $500 bail
Mrs. Alma Socia of Monson and James
Duffy of DoverFoxcroft acting as
sureties.
John B. Legere of Mattawamkeag
was before Judge Hayes in the mu-
nicipal court, charged with breaking,
entering and larceny in the night, 70
which cause he pleaded guilty. Not
only did the respondent, 1t Is alleged.
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of Newport visited Mrs. Mae Basford
in Detroit Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Pray entered the Plum
mer Memorial hospital N Dexter,
Saturday, where she underwent a
serious operation.
Mrs ]. B. Lampher visited Friday
and Saturday at G. j. Payne's IL
Plymouth.
Miss Pearl Weber of Newport
passed the weekend at J. M. Park
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens ard
son of Belfast passed the weekend
at c. A. LeaVitt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ross of Pitts
field and Claud Badger were call
ing on Mrs. Carrie Parkman, Mon-
day.
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Narrowly Escapes injury

Billy Coburn, the II year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanger Coburn, had
narrow escape from serious injury
Monday when he with two other small
er boys were returning from Guilford
in the Franklin car of Coburn's. Run
ming out of gas they were being lowed
at the time of the accident by the
Central Maine Power Co.'S truck The
tow chain in some manner became
entangled with the front wheel
throwing the car against a telephone
pole which 1t broke off, and landing
in the ditch, where the rear end of
the car was completely demolished
Fortunately the boys escaped with only
few scratches
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PALMYRA

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Leavitt and
son Ray went to Lewiston, Saturday.
to attend commencement exercises
at Bates college. Mr.. Leavitt's niece
Miss Anne Leavitt. of Gorham being
a member of the senior class.
George Damon of Carmel and Hill
lard Damon Of San Jose. Cal, were
calling on friends in town. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Lalpher and
Mrs. Nellie Parfkman were in Do
yer. Sunday, calling on relatives.
Mrs. Eta Leavitt, Ray Leavitt,
Pearly Buzzell and Mrs. Helen Ware
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Signs Of Opportunity

Every business place in the city-from the
shoeshine shop on the corner to the largest
department store-has it's sign out where
you can see it.
And when you walk down busy street,
the signs point out the stores you want to
find.
Just as these signs guide you in your shop
ping, so the buying and selling and renting
opportunities of the day have their signs out
for you, as WELL You'll find them all await
ing your attention in the A-B-C Classified
Section today.
The first words of these conveniently
grouped and alphabetically listed little ads
are the Signs that tell you whether or not
you want to stop and read their messages of
profit and satisfaction.
It's as easy. finding a number along a
street-and lots quicker-to locate the ads
that spell opportunities for you from day to
day.
The A-B-c Classified Ads
Always the Same-ln Service
Always Different-In Opportunity
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earle C. Wing and
daughter, Virginia, and Mrs. Wings
two sisters. Mrs. Addie Perkins Of
Portland and Miss Kate G. Robinson.
motored to The Forks, Saturday.
J. p. Murray, undertaken, was
called to Lexington, Sunday.
James Blair went to Boston. Sum
day, to take home his father, who has
been here a week. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason
and son Oscar, who have gone to
visit Mrs. Fenlason's mother. Mrs.
Blanche Poland.
Mrs. Mable Manter Is working in
the central Office here of the Farmer
Telephone Company taking the place
of Mrs Leila Reed, who is having =
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Benjamin,
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ANSON

Harold Manter, who has been
teaching in Baton Rouge, La. arrived
home Saturday to pass the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Manter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Page and children and
Mrs. Leah Parker and children mo-
tored to Dexter, Athens and several
other towns, Sunday.
Walter Fletcher Is giving his gar
age a coat of paint.
Parker Smith of Skowhegan, has
accepted position in the Arson gar
age.
Mrs Ethel McSorley has recovered
from her recent illness and is able to
be out again.
Miss Pearl Trenton passed the
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Trenton.
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Funeral Of Orlando Hooper

Funeral services for the late Or
lando Hooper, a Civil War veteran.
were held at the home of his son,
William Hooper, Saturday forenoon.
at 1880 o'clock, Rev. C. w. Rogers
officiating and burial was In the
family lot at Sunset cemetery. Mr.
Hooper leaves to mourn his loss five
children: Mrs. Frank Walker of this
village, Perley Hooper of Madison.
Sterile Hooper Of Embden, William
Hooper and Olin Hooper both of this
place.
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BY Beck

to Boston and New York by car.
Miss Edwina Bagley of Albion, who
has been very successful teaching
in this town, has returned to her
home in Albion. Miss Bagley has a
fine position in New Hampshire next
year.
Vena Espeaignnette has returned
home from Wilton.
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steal various articles from the store
of one S. H. Cohen, but he entered
the home of P. M. Jones, and while
Jones was asleep searched his pants
pockets and stole therefrom the sum
of SIPS. Probable cause was adjudged
and the respondent was ordered to
furnish bail of $1,000 for his appear
ance at the September term of court
In default of bail he was committed
to the county Jail to await trial
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who have been visiting friends In
Albion, returned home, Friday.
WALDOBORO

NORTH-Nelson Kaler, who was
taken suddenly i'll last week, Is gain
ing slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mcintyre Of
Rhode Island are here calling on rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Grace Nash Of waldoboro
passed the weekend with Blanche
Walter.
Frank Sprague Is slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Joudrey ana
son Ralph and Miss Martha BowakeR
of Pittsfield passed the week at George
Eugley's, returning home Saturday.
The Ladies degree team Of Maple
Grange conferred the third and fourth
degrees on a class Of candidates
Thursday evening. Supper was served
after the work; SO members present
and 80 visitors from White Oak. Eve.
ming Star and Progressive Grangea
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MERCHANDISE
Boats and Accessories

HOUSE BOAT-At Minot's9 Grove,
Bath. Me-. Sc it. long, II TT. wide s
White wood finish inside; 5" hard
pine sides, q inch bottom, no knots,
3 caulkings, is seaworthy; 6 windows.
Cost $3.50 to build. Will sell cheap
for quick sale. Make me an offer Pay
ments can be arranged. Mrs. Geo. G.
McIntire, 8 Veranda ST., Portland, Me.
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iMrs. Amanda spraxua

Mrs. Amanda sprague, wife Of
Franklin Sprague. passed away ct h60
home June 10 after an illness Of tive
weeks. She was born in Waldoboro a
years ago, the daughter Of the late
Daniel and Elizabeth FlandsrA Besides
her husband she is survived By ohe
son. Milton Spragu . Of Winsuowss
Mills. and one daughter, Miss Belle
Sprague, who has tenderiy cared for
her in her declining years; she alse
leaves five grandchildren and OH
great grandchildren, one sister. MIRA
Lena Folsom ofLynn. Mass, and one
brother, Nathan Flanders OF Roe<land.
and several nieces and nsphsws. Fun.
eral services were held at her bona
Rev. w. P. Bender ofiiciating aAA @
v. Hassner, funeral director; krxtl
In the family lot In Rural ee4AflSA&
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Elm street. underwent an operation
at her home, Monday morning.

at her home, Monday morning.
J. B. Crymble, who is employed by
the NJ. C. r. r., passed the week.
end at his home on Pleasant street.
Postmaster and Mrs. Louis S. Is
bell and their guests, Nr. and MIS-.
Fl. McBurnie of Pennington motored
to Greenville. Sunday.
w. Everett Hilton is dangerously
Ill at his home on upper Main street.
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NORTH-A party Of girls, Mira
Barnaby, Frances French, Gertrude
Young. Elizabeth Dunton, and Pris-
ella Noddin with their chaperone.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, returned from
Lake Emblem, Friday, after passing
a week at the Barnaby cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boswell left
Thursday. for Detroit, Mich. for a
two weeks visit with Mr. Busweifs
two brothers, Charles and Verne
Boswell.
Josie Peters, the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters of upper
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40 Acres on Arm of Ocean

so rods of water front offered at sac
rifice price to settle affairs quickly; 5
min. walk to village, on telephone and
electric light line; splendid soil, brook
watered pasture for s cows, plenty OF
wood & lots of fruit: 7-room white
house, overlooking water, basement
barn; farm tools & machinery all
ready for you. Price only $1,000. Don't
delay-it's a great bargain. Geo. w.
Simmons, Waldoboro, Me.
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were H. H. Witherell, j. F. Buker. A.

were H. H. Witherell. ]. F. Buker. A.
V. Blaisdell w. E. Day.
Among those present from out OF
town were Mrs. f. w. Drew. Port
land, Mrs. Sarah Fogg and family OF
Auburn, William Woodbury.. MI IS
Hattie Woodbury., Litchf1eld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry E. Merrill, Elmer Mer-
rill of Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
F. Getchell, Auburn, DR.. and Ms.
C. M. Randlett, Sabattus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Richmond OF LlVerluore
Falls.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BAKERY-The only one in Farming
ton doing a large business. Price
and terms very attractive. Also 8
large summer camps doing a large
business. These places must be sold
at once; for terms and particulars
address A. z. Richards, Pennington,
Maine.
FILLING STATION--All complete, at
Island Park, to let for the season.
Inquire Casavant & Cloutier, Island
Park. Tel. Augusta 517-45.
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trim to Portland. Saturday. The trip
,uas made by automobile. K. L.
NToodv taking them in his large tour
to car The day was pleasantly
pa ssed in visiting places OF ln'1 vs.,
Mrs c. T. Bragdon ana son wa
tor and daughter Mildred, !e1t odt-
,,rdav for a weeks stay at Long is
land with Mr.. and Mrs. MOTHS Bras
don and family at their suiiiiilei
Sc5ooIs in town closed last Friday
Mrs. w. R. Forsyth OF swamp
soott Mass, is the guest OF Mrs. T..
NJ and Mrs. John S. Howell, MISS
ratbarvn Howell, Mrs. Fred X. Al
80 Sbester Howell, all of Chelsea
NIass Miss Agnes Davis OF SCUM
WEYMOUTH, Mass, Mrs. Mar'i nr.r;on
l,;ns Of Union, Maine, MISS MaIton
I,,dkins of Shrewsbury. Mass, MISE
I!yaneeline Tubbs of Bates Colieh.,
at+anded the morning service at e
Congregaticnal church, sunday US
Gndi5;ns acted as organist anu Mi'S
Tubb. played the cello. ,s,.+
The Young people of the Metnoalst
,,nnoh will give an entertainment
Eridav evening, June 20, In dranss
bail consisting of readings. vocal an
!,ai., music. followed by d
social. o,,os Smith have
had as guests Mr.. ana MIS- nrN
smith and Walter Thurstoh u
lando, Fla.
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s,sorge F. Finnie Of the Unite.
M. church, Lewiston, was the
-, OF the evening.
s NV, a very interesting account
srs uip TO the Holy Land. before
ana attentive audience.
sno Mrs. Carol Bent of Port
h, 'sre Sunday guests of Mrs.
n parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
|.tle es Armstrong left Monday for
4 rsls s Mass, to pass the summer
[as Iauline Pettingill has re-
Nj from Pennington Normal
s.s virginia Longfellow returned
sa. sf. 70 her home in Lebanon,
Ea viii er passing the past six
h Geo a ner grandparents, Mr.. and
Sorse 81 y. Longfellow.
hi !. Longfellow of Lebanon
bis passing the summer here
sess M grandparents.
|seitsss lizabeth Ham. a teacher in
Ess0e g. Mass, returned SATURDAY
shors upying her cottage on the
lelst G r, Barron teacher of the
..Sastins nn1ar school, gave the
lass a complimentary
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ID USED CARS-Ready for deliv-
!! Buy now. Avoid summer rush.
4ton Shaw, Inc, opp. City Hall.
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Specials at the Stores
SQUEAK

!UEAK-
Squeaking springs rideth not
so easy, truly they irritateth
a means nerve. At Fifield's,
opp. depot, Augusta, one may
buy handy can Of anti
squeak spring oil, and at ones
leisure, wipe the springs and
give 'em shot. Soon squeaks
ceaseth and Bouncing Betty
creepeth along the highway
on a more even keel.
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LIVE STOCK
Docs, Cats. Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets AZ
POM-A beauty. Price reason
able. North ST., Hallowell.
ESKIMO SPITZ--Pups: all white. Phil
las King, Riverside Drive, Augusta.
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Wearing Apparel

FOR SALE-One straw hat, for male
upholstered, small mileage, 10 go for
one lump sum or small monthly pay
ments. Reasons for selling, backward
season and need the money. No ref
erences required. F. Mason, 2 Swan
street.
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Business and unhce Equipment So

Observation-Disclosures popcorn and
peanut. Casavant & Cloutier. Island
Park
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

FARMS-I have some of the finest IN
Somerset county; also smaller and
cheaper farms. Some splendid village
homes; also l complete job printing
outfit. B. S. Mathews, dealer in real
estate, opp. P. o., Pittsfield. Maine.
FARMS-1 have some good trades in
all kinds, and all prices. Also have
desirable cottages at Lakewood for
SALE Albert E. Jepson, Skowhegan.
STATE ROAD FILLING STATION
Overnight tourists proposition and
poultry farm, located on one of the
heaviest travelled roads in Maine. 10
acres land, 70-tree apple orchard, 20
pear trees, grapes, etc. Nice 2-story
10 room house, furnace heat, electric
lights, water inside, bath room, fire.
places, shade trees. Stable BOXES;
hen houses. brooder houses, colony
houses, garage, COW, calf, 100 hens,
farming tools, incubator and crops.
Low price; easy terms. H. n. Elan
ders, 331 State St., Augusta. Me.
% ACRES-Owner leaving State
must sell at once: village farm on
State road, borders on and overlooks
lake. Apples and wood. pasture and
good fields. House rooms in good
repair Barn is 32X40, electric lights
and running water. Price $4,000. $500
down, balance easy terms. A. p.
Richards, Pennington. Maine.
$50 ACREs-Farm, 40 acres tillage, to
settle estate. Pasture Is cows. About
400 apple trees. Estimated 100000
lumber and COO cords wood. mi.
from saw-mill. Good buildings and
location Quick sale price $500.
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Classified Section With Gratifying Low Prices And Goo Value
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

Help Wanted-Female go
EKEEPER-FamiIy of 2. Refer
ences. Write D 1, Gardiner, XII. office
LADIES-Wanted to work for us at
nome, spare time, addressing adver-
Using matter; we furnish everything.
pay cash; interested parties answer
IN own handwriting, enclosing two
cent stamp. Vel-Va Laboratories,
65ll Yale. Dept. E 81, Chicago.
WOMAN-.Capable. for general house,
work; references required. Mrs. Har-
rls Woodman, Winthrop.
WOMAN-For general housework 2
IN family. Apply Mrs. H. NJ. Heath,
135 State St. Augusta.
WoMAN-For general housework.
apply Mrs. Arthur Parrot, 81 Win
throp ST.
WOMAN-For general Homework. one
who can do plain cooking. Write b.,
Care Journal.
Help Wanted-MaIe SO
A PAYING POSITION-Open to rep
resentative of character Take orders
'shoes-hosiery direct to wearer. Good
income. Permanent. Write now. Tan
ners Shoe Mfg. Co., 2305-6 C. ST.,
Boston, Mass.
BOY WANTED-15 to II yrs Must
be able to milk, wash dishes and
make himself generally useful. Most
of the. afternoon will be given for
recreation and swimming. Salary
SIS per mo-, room and board. Camp
Yornoc, West Gardiner. Tel. PA.
COUNTER MAN-At Becketts, 10
Water St.
MANOR farm. Tel. 1421-22.
MAN-We want one past middle age
to look after our interests in this
section. Must be honest, conscientious
and enjoy the confidence of the COM
munity. Sales ability helpful but not
essential. Write for special partner
ship proposition. No investment nee
essary. Address Manager, Drawer b,
Manchester, Conn.
YOUNG MAN-Reliable, on milk farm.
l. b. Arnold, Augusta. Tel. 1422-44.
YOUNG MAN-About Is, used to
farm work. Good habits. Apply in
person. F. S. Penny, Oakland road.
r. 81, Waterville.
YOUNG MEM with light cars to
assist in special rural sales and adj
vertising work; ambition more essen
tlal than sales experience. See E.
Dietzen, IL East Crescent St, be-
tween 7.30 and 8 p. M. this evening
Situations Wsnted-FemaIe So
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL-16 yrs. desires
position for summer. Tel. 1863.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL-Desires posi-
ton during summer. Write Frances
Became, 112 Water St, Randolph.
HoUsEKEEPER : Position where 1
can take VI. old child. Mrs. ].
Gillie, Beech St, Skowhegan.
HOUSEKEEPER-P desired, by
mlddle-aged woman for man alone or
lady. Write B-4, care Journal.
Situation Wanted-Mate and
Female 37A
MAN AND WIFE-Desire work of
any kind. Man can drive car, wom-
an good plain cook. Maurice J.
Pratt, BoWdoinham.
MAN AND WIFE-Desire position on
farm, poultry plant or estate; excel
lent cook, best of references. Write
R-4, care Journal.
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LIVE STOCK
Docs. Cats, Pets

HOUND-N. L. Blue Tick; wks. old
pups. A. G. Morrow, r. Z, Augusta.
Tel. 1926.
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AUTOMOBILES

tn-
| ul gasoline and I quart oil with
]T.ry used car sold this week.
1EDEBAKER-1925 special. Newly
klnted In good mechanical condition
kTDEBAKER-1923 light six tour
In Good paint, good rubber, fine
Isghanical condition.
tDsMOBILE-1925 sedan. Only 1900
|. lilies Good as new.
fERLAND-1s25 coupe sedan. Looks
Ird runs like new.
.ss are only few of whatswe have
Il used cars. Let us show them to
jrl
Come in
CLIFTON R. SHAW, INC.
~ CITY HALL. AUGUSTA
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
Tel. ASK.
GAGE ST. PLACE 3-4-room rent. APP
ply Z. E. Parkman. Tel. 1l41-W.
GARDINER-15 Robinson st. Rent.
modern improvements. Leo Friedman
Fremont St.. down.
stairs rent Tel. 46S-Y.
GARDINER-2 and room rents.
Alice D. w. White, Tel Gardiner 73-R
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r,srs, Of Mrs. Beth Woodbury.

Funeral services for the he,d las, ct the the
Beth Woodbury. were hela a, a. after
home On Maple street SUNDAY Iav, as
noon, at 2 o'clock H Mr., 1arl tionai
Howell, pastor of the Con MR. cl ,lr
church. was the officiatihs ''0
men. =, Tho family lot
The burial was IN the rbe hearers
in the village cemetery. AHe
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Lots for Sale

Resort Property for Sale Sc
HORSEPOWER - Cottage for
sale or rent; desirable shore lots. A.
R. Faulkinham. Tel. Augusta 324-32.
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MONMOUTH
Banquet at GRANGE Hall

IA at orange T1dli
n suJvyaple occasion was the bar
anu entertainment given at
~ nall, Thursday evening, I'M
\ NV cs auspices of Ladies' Circle of
~ S..nsregational church. Follow
n ~ banquet an informal meeting
sasil In the hall above. James
"eli. pastor. presided. Miss
andrews Of Lewiston gave a
,.s VI readings which were much
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AolIsannld Goods

ASK JOE-For used furniture and
clothing, l buy and sell. Cadarette, SIS
Middle St Call afternOonS
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Boats and Accessories

MOTORBOATS--2 good ones, low price.
Casavant S& Cloutier. Island Park.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

CAPABLE GIRL-For general house
work. No washing or ironing. Tel.
Gnrdinnr 2Q6-I
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URNITURE-Also typoWriter. Mrs,
Shea, Grant St, Farmingdale.
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Tailoring and Pressing

PALM BEACH-Clothes, flannels and
other summer apparel put into per-
feet shape. Berry's, Dry Cleaners and
TailOrS. Augusta.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms Without Board 68
CROSBY ST. 23-Rooms. Tel. 1334-W.
GARDINER-47 Summer St., room.
HALLOWELL-7 Union ST., large and
small rooms. $1.50 week and up.
PLEASANT ST. 26-Modern rooms.
Housekeeping if desired.
SEWALL ST, 27-Nicely furnished
large front room. Tel. 393-M
STATE ST. S0-Rooms; modern con-
venienceS Tel. SPIN.
Rooms for Housekeeping SO
GARDINER-Over Corner Boot Store,
rooms and bath. Corner Church
and Water st. Apply Church st.
GARDINER-72 Winter ST., furn-
ished connecting rooms.
HALLOWELL-13 Lincoln St, fur
nished rooms. Adults. Tel. 433-Y.
PLEASANT ST. 22-Rooms for light
housekeeping. Three furnished rooms,
bath; also garage.
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Houses for Sale

GARDINER-6-room house. modern,
in good condition, IL acre land. fruit
trees, shrubbery of all kinds Price
reasonable. J. Z. Dill, IL Ash st.
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ROW BOATS-FIat bottom, family.
Geo. NJ. Gray, 263 Water ST., Augusta.
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SCREEN PAINT--Is needed right now.
How about other paints. varnEhes,
wall paper and window glass? Hill
mans, Inc, Augusta.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aged, T. N.
letters, Western Ave, r. 5. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

WINSLOW-2-family house on Dali
laire ST.; modern conveniences; ga
rage and large lot. Price $4,000. Fell
lows Real Estate Exchange, lat
Main ST., Waterville. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23
Resort Property for Sale

, LEASANT POND-New Groom camp
furnished or unfinished. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Alice D. w.
White Tel Gardiner 73-R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

LLOWELL-Temple St, Lerette
house. 10 rooms, bath. cleo. lights
and gas stove, furnace: excellent re-
pair. Terms if desired. w. H. Perry,
&c Second St HalloWell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

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