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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

POULTRY FARM-S1500 will put you
in possession of this ideal one in AL
bion. Maine. 1 mile from school, a
miles to railroad station. Has 7-room
house, stable and barn, 3 hen houses,
ESQ hens. 20 acres IN tillage, 40 in
pasture and woodland. Enough fruit
for home use. Buildings insured. An
adjoining 50-acre tract and buildings
can be bought for the small sum of
$500. Fellows Real Estate Exchange,
147 Main St, Waterville. Me.
FARM-With Is acres TIL
lage, good pasture, large wood lot, to
settle an estate; $50 apple trees, house
Z rooms. water at the sink, hardwood
floors, electric lights: barn 25x2S, wa
ter in ticup, electric lights; store
, house 16X20: horse, COW, tools. Price
$1,000 on easy terms. A. p. Richards,
Pennington. Maine.
10 ACRES-Very desirable small farm.
cottage house in good repair; large
screened piazza, electric lights, sit
uated on State road 8 miles from Au-
SuSta. Excellent opportunity for early
gardening and poultry raising. Ern-
est Hewett, 20 Gannett St, Augusta.
1877 AGGRESSION State Rd. $500 takes
stock, TOOLS furniture. crops; mi,
from village; 100 apple trees. large
wood lot. House Z rooms: stable FAX
30: cattle barn 45X70: pair horses. 4
new mich cows, farming tools, crops,
furniture. Price $500. A. F. Richards,
Pennington, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16

PERHAPS the very worker you want
has an ad under today's Situations
Wanted" classification.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

. Help Wanted-FemaIs 81
AGENTS-For reliable n. Y. firm,
manufacturers of line silk hosiery
and underwear. Az, care Journal.
HEAD ESS--Experienced, June
%. Clifton House. Northeast Harbor.
Understanding School for Nurses,
Gale Hospital. Haverhill, Mass: 3
years course. Afiliation with Provi-
dence City Hospital; S-hour day AL
lowance SIS monthly. hour from
Boston. For further information ap
ply to Superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16
Houses for Sale

Water St, $500
takes my 27-room house. City wa
ter, gas, electric lights, baths, etc.
Can be used as tenements or lodging
house, hotel or private house. Terms
cash only. Write DR.. Grace Daring
ton. d. c.. Canton, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16
Boats and Accessories

good ones, low price.
Casavant & Cloutier. Island Park
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MERCHANDISE

Boats and Accessories 50
ROWBOATS-2 practically new at
second hand Arices. See Geo. NJ.
Gray, e63 Water St, Augusta, Me.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENTS furnished rooms and
bath, gas stove, electric lights, all
modern. H. j. Merrick, Tel 704-W.
EASTERN AVE, 55-Rent; electrici-
ty, gas, set tubs, flush, piazza, garage.
Tel 56S-R.
GAGE ST. PLACE 3-4-room rent APP
ply Z. E. Parkman. Tel. 1141-W.
GARDINER-20 Fremont ST., DOWN
stairs rent. Tel. 46S-Y
ARDINER-Chureh st. rent. Tel.
167-W.
GARDINER-SS Highland Ave, s.
room fat. Modern conventences.
GROVE ST., 24--Furnished apartments
of 2, or rooms. Tel S19-R.
H ALLOWELL-Second St, 8 rooms.
w. c. Kellogg. a Water st. Tel. 395-W
Union ST, rooms
and bath All modern. Garage. Fine
location. Tel. 606-R.
YOU CAN'T judge the Importance of
classified ad by its size.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16

counter ones, ! soda
: fountain. No reasonable offer refused.
Just the thing for an up-to-date road
house. Naranacook Hotel Co, Maran-
acook, Me. Tel. Readfield 9-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16

LOWELL-Temple ST, Lerette
house. 10 rooms, bath, elec lights
and gas stove. furnace; excellent re-
pair. Terms If desired. w. H. Perry,
IS Second St. HallnMell
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2y All Say The SaeRead The ABC Classified Economy
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods
Machinery and Tools

OH STOVE burner: good conditio
less than cost. 10 NO. Belfast A,
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Radios-SuppIies

RADIO-Standard, tube. new, per-
feet condition; cost $50 will sell for
$50. including Mahogany speaker,
batteries and tubes. l.. Fl. Carleton.
% Sewall St
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VALLEY ST. 11-6-room house, bath
Finished shed, extra house lot and
hen house. Tel 91S-W&
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

FILLING STATlON--All complete, at
Island Park, to let for the season
Inquire Casavant & Cloutier, Island
Park. Tel. Augusta 51T-45.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16

WEST SIDES rooms. cleo, gas, city
water, flush, in nice condition, under
$4,000 East Side-New house 6
rooms, elec., furnace. garage, good lot.
Hallowell-S-room house. cleo, poul-
try house, stable, some acreage, near
city, opportunity, market gardening
or poultry business. Community
store and poultry business. also res
idence with acreage; must be sold at
once; trade already established To-
screened porch. large lot: price very
low. Above properties shown only by
Ella Mcintosh Agency, 3S1 Water St,
Augusta, Me. Tel. 25
CLASSIFIED ADS are an important
part of the news.
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Business and Office Equipment 5

ROASTER-Combin popcorn and
peanut. Casavant & Cloutier. Island
Park
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16

RESTAURANT-3O Water St, Gardi-
ner, doing good business. Fine loca-
ton. Ill health cause sale. Must be
sold at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-16

STATE DISTRIBUTORS exclus-
i've patented money-making electric
device. Tremendous demand. Small in
vestment. Wire for information.
Standard Heating & Equipment Co,
Inc, 2475 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport,
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Help-Male or Female

GIRLS-Or men to work in Fibre Toy
Mfg. Co., SO, Gardiner Apply at fac
tory.
REPRESENTATIVES-W anted by
New York manufacturer for their line
of solid silk hosiery, guaranteed pure
silk and to give satisfaction F. 3.
Cameron. PIG Warren ST. Bangor
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Resort PROPERTY for Sale

LAKE COBBOSSEE-Pine Blur. new
cottage, garage. ice house. George
Benner, Is Pine st. Tel. 364-W.
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TAILORING and Pressinu

SPORT CLOTHES-Flanuels and ali
other kinds cleaned perfectly. Ber-
rvs: Dry Cleaners andf Tailors, Au-
guSta.
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REAL EST ATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

WESTERN AVE HEIGHTs-2 house
lots 50x10O. F. c. Hughes, R. ., Au-
gusta.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
Tense Situations Thrilling Clmaxes and the AmOurs OF
HOt-Headed Youth Feature This Engrossing
and Exciting Serial Novel.

: Peter had tried to keep Peggy
fFona- seeing them
Pcggy,s face was q soft smiling
mask that hid the misery IN her,
heart. as she looked at the girl
With the red hat. She was not .
pretty girl, but she was wonder
fulfv attractive with her wide
smile, her big brown eyes and
curly black hair
She saw at once that she was
Just the kind Of d girl that Ranny
liked reckIess, daring and LuH
Of the old Nick, as Aunt Agony.
would say
Her dark eyes were rather
blank when Sally March brought
her up to Peggy, and INTRODUCES
her as my cousin, Else Leo
poId But they shone again. ilke.
electric lamps. ar she turned to
greet Eddie Carter
IT was plain that she was Z
mans woman. just as ay
B Carter was q man 3 woman, the
type Of woman wn0 Is halt asleep
until man appears on the hori-
zo1,
81 want you to see lots OF
Elsie, = sally King said to Peggy
few minutes later when she
brought her cocktail. She's
Aust come here from Maine to
open gift shop She's SO clever.
You'll just adore her.
Peggy refused the cocktai
She was wondering what sally
would say II she knew that ner
cousin Elsie was the kind 0f girl
who would go joy-riding with
was wondering what Ranny would
have to say when he saw his
''pick-up'' here AZ guest in Sally
Kings. house.
At that very Instant Ranny
walked into the room. His jaw
dropped a little when his eyes
met the dark ones Of the girl n
the red hat.
But he showed no surprise ct
all.
Very coolIy she walked across
the room, smiling straight up
into Ranny's eyes and took his
hand. well, of all things! To
find you here Peggy heard her
say to him. II was wondering IL
ever was going to see you
again
Then her voice was drowned in
the. music OF the jazz band.
Somehow, the cheerful jazz music
seemed very sad to Peggy that
night. 1t seemer to beat out the
melancholy that lies at the bot.
tom OF everyone's heart. under all
the laughter and the brave words.
Then, very softly, the band
swung into the soft melody OF
Peggy's own song. When Every.
things Said !" The song that she
had written to Ranny. The song
that was bringing her In q tidy
little sum every six months.
Everyone in the room but her.
self was dancing now. Even
Eddie Carter. who hated to move,
was revolving slowly around with
the lissome Sally In his arms.
Hey, Woodyg' he called an the
last notes of the music died away,
"can j kiss your wife? She wants
me tor
.sWhy, you perfect fibberg'
sally shril1ed, and slapped Eddie
smartly on the mouth with her
thin little hand. II do not want
you, tor Then, without any
warming, she leaned to him, tee.
tering on her high gold heels,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
Physicians Say
Iodine for Coiire

Natural Iodine-the right kind Of
iodine, comes from the sea and
there is just enough of it in Ocean-O
the deep sea water treatment TOR
those who have goitre or thyroid
gland trouble.
Ocean.O Is deep sea water in a
very concentrated form and as one
teaspoonful in a glass of water
constitutes a dose 10 ounce bottle
which you can get from Peoples
Drug Stores or any pharmacist any.
where lasts long time,
Besides Iodine there are many
other natural vital mineral elements
In Ocean.O that get into the blood
and carry their rich upbuilding
atoms to every organ, gland and
tissue In the body, putting new
vigor into the human organism and
creating abundant strength and
vitality in those who are weak, run
down, nervous and depressed.
Any physician will tell you that deep
sea water has in ii every mineral ele
ment that is found in pure. healthy
blood and that Is why Ocean-O is $50
much in demand by people whose blood
needs its revitalizing influence and espe-
cially by those who have eczema or
obstinate skin eruptions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17

million miles away And always
would be-
You married the man you loved
and you did your level best to keep
him happy And what happenedg
Why, the minute he had you he
went CHASING off after somebody
else. Any woman was more at
tractive than the woman he was
married to, Any Elsie Leopold or
Jane Bracket meant more to him
than his own wife.
At least it seemed that way 70
Peggy on this soft October night.
Behind her she heard the door
of Lolly's kitchen open and then
gently close.
! She felt that some one was
standing just behind her. Turn
Inc. she looked up at Woody
King In the starlight he was
very handsome. with his dark
eyes and his teeth that flashed
white in his olive face as he
looked down ut her.
Only Star Gazing
what are yOu doing out here
all by your Ionely2'' he asked
4 U0E NEL.Hrs DeGGlll4Aa liz II ~ AAe.4
arm through her bare one and
drew her softly 4 ezlfnst him.
She pulled herself way al inch
or two
s ssStar gazing she answered,
and her voice vas sharply nerve
OiIs.
she didn't like the way he
pressed her to him and looked
. down into her eyes a. he spoke.
A married man had no business
looking that way at married
woman. And Peggy knew that
Woody King wouldn't be looking
that way at her now e he hadn't
been drinking
You're dream tonight, you
cute thing. he said I'm going
10 kiss y0u. DO you mind q
She grsped little At the cool
way he said ii. He mean II. too.
She could see that.
Even IN the half III iak she could
zee the eager, humid look that
had come into his eyes. The look
81 man who Il carrying three
drinks too many.
Peggy frowned ana pushed him
away from her. He looked az
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
The Story Thus Far

PIGGY STARR has been engaged PHELPS Tor
him because he taller m love WIN
ker chi SHIRLEY.
Heartbroken Peggy gives him o the great +.
AGONY maid who reared her. Aunt AGONY caHS
Ranny shs and lazy and he'll never pc true e any wOs9
PETER WLk
her MISS SARAH WILK.
AgOnys opinion Of Ranny to be the correct Tor
Peggy
after all The pair tiny flat that Peggy calls The
gambling away family funds Then lie has second
affair With fghty Fay Peggy breaks the news that
going baby. he leaf and behaves
inse for engagement EDDIE
CARTER and marries him!
Shortly after the birth aby"Juney"as Ranny nick
him. goes back his old tricks and Peggy
give lessons pay the household bills Then Ranny falls
in diyOrcee, MRS. JANE BRACKETT
FATHER PHELPS real estate company He that be- only
have and studying voice under MISS SHARP
her old teacher .1s.s5s
About this time MOTHER PHELPS tells Peggy what dsap
pOnent has been his father Father Phelps
THOMAS BOYLE Rannys young LOLLY, into
The firm This RAINY bat doesn't reform him He give.
Peggy less than 500 month and only
change his clothes Then he buys and when Peggy
minds him she il having hard keeping going
earnings calls grasping selfish bangs himself
out OF house. s..z4. - 5s.7s8s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17

.
81 Through the smoke the candles
on the laaanteI- shelf flickered
haziIy. and the girls,S shoulders
cleaned against the black coats
Of the men like pearl. The smell
of the cigarettes and the per-
fumes and the gin drinks made
Peggy faint and giddy as she sat
there alone.
3 she knew that, as Fay would
have put II, it was her own fault
that she sat alone. IL she had
got up and kissed Woody King
or sat IN Eddie Carriers lap she,
too would be popular with tie
men. BE good ana you'll Be
10neIy
Suddenly q frag Zoe Of black
narcisslIs perfume aurged up to
her nostfils and Ea Nv bent over her,
whispering III her ear
Come here and III show you
something.
Peggy got Up and followed her
out into the dining room. Beyond
Il was tiny breakfast room, and
there against the wall, ia the dim
ness, sat Ranny and Elsie Leo
pcId.
You brave little Kid. you
Ranny was saying to her. They
were holding hands and gazing
deep into each others eyes.
She's i fast worker, isn't sheg
Fay whispered again If ! were
you I'd san IN there and take
Ranny away from her the way
Grant took Richmond. You could
do tt-iook In her excitement
she pinclled Peggy's arm.
AZ His Old Tricks
For RAINY and Elsie Leopold
had swayed close to each other.
and very slowly Ranny's lips came
down on the girls upllfted face.
Fay stepped into the room.
laughing 81 them both. when
you kiss 'em they stay kissed
don't they. Ranny7 sne giggled
brazenly.
Ranny looked up at her as II he
wished she were on the other side
~ the earth.
Peggy did not hear e. Tor she
slipped through the kitchen. and
went out on To the back porch. She
felt as ii she wanted to get away
from ali of them from Ranny and
his new Girl. from Fay and Eddie.
She longed unbearabIy in that MOI
rnenf Tor the dead mother Whom
she had never seen.
That was life for you. You
reached out for the stars for
simple happiness, Tor peace and.
contentment. and you grasped the
empty mir. The stars were still =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
BY Beatrice Burton

SSflH. horse-corarl LoIIy said
In her sIangy way. when her
mother had gone. She knows
that nobody has heard the story
except Ranny. She told Miss
Gould at the time that It she ever
mentioned Ii to living soul,
shed Jump down her throat She
knows that Miss Gould has never
opened her mouth about II! She
Just wants to stir up some fresh
excitement. that's all.
IoIIy saw through all her
mothers harmless little shaInA
with the clear eyes Of the uI1sen-
tfmental fIapper.
speaking OF operations, 1 want
to ask you and Ranny to party,
9Lolly went on, dropping her toy
dog on the floor and taking a
rouge box from her handbag. : It
starts at my house with cocktails
and winds up at sally Kings with
i dance. =
The idea was this: Two could
rive a party much more cheaply
than one. 80 LoIIy and Sally
King, who had been Sally March,
decided to give one together.
Lolly was to pay for the sand.
wiches ana the cocktails and
sally was to provide the jazz or
1chestra.
For both Thomas Boyle and
woody King were paying for
their little bungalows. and their
wives had received orders to
count the pennies.
When Peggy told Ranny about
the party he said grudgtngly
that he would go. "Uniess Peter
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
Nou Continue

Wilk's been invited, he added,
scowling.
He no longer believed Miss
Gould's highly colored story Of
Peggy and Per and the brandy
bottle. but nevertheless. 1t had
served to make him dislike Peter
more than ever To men
ton Peters name to him was like
waving a red flag at mad bull
these days
After long thought and much
counting OF her own pennies,
Peggy made up her mind to buy
a new dress for the party. Long
afterwards she decided that it
must have been her guardian
angel that told her to- buy the
dress.
For she was very beautiful In
its cloth OF silver, spIendor and
she needed all her beauty and
her lure that night az she seldom
had needed them before.
Ten minutes after she walked
Into Lolly's adorable little house,
with its chintz covers and hook
rugs and crisp muslin curtains,
q girl came in, with a monde
script young man whom Woody
King hailed as Bellows. old
SPORT They slapped each other
on the houlders-W Woody and Bel
1ows-wfth the air of old friends.
while the girl stood smiling from
them to Peggv
But Peggy did not smile back
at her. She was looking at the
girls hat-a tiny red thing, as
bright as a scarlet tanager. On
one side Of it flashed huge
rhinestone buckle.
she had seen that hat before,
and the girl. too! She was the
girl who had been in the car with
]. Ranny that October night. when
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
You Will Want to Know Beautiful Peggy Starr, Heroine q
the Most Interesting Story Of Young Love Ever
Penned BY Beatrice Burton

- ~
surprised 90 i she had tnFe9eEn
bomb ct him.
And IN that neeting seeg -
she firmly made up her mine ma
she would 50 70 40 more VIC
parties. Whef run Ns1e
they. anyway None g
old fashioned pull Ai1
have been more 4u
The young nepple 4.1lis AAs -
more unless tney 49, as,v I,
n ss -, : ss.sv never touched
I 1
I'm cldsfasl1ionea 4 lsegp se.ss.,
sne tnos Z aIesssf any
b 8 ~ eoIne around with his
crawd any more. They re get
ss,sg ~ - too swift 1or me.
Woody king was still looking
- her Is puzzled way. s hat
80 matter with y0u he asked.
a1onn you ike me
She nodded es. Ike 5ou
fine. Woody. But 4 YOU'D known
me an my life, the way the rest
OF the gang have. YOU'D ktloM
that I don't petE she told him, ae
lightly ~ she could. ~ AlsW
what they we always eaalsa ~ r =
The totIe n-lllesa1t $ltts
That seemed 20 STRIKE nis
f1nny.b0ne. He threw pack ms
dark head and gave short latl 81.
That's good cne be said
heartily. touch nae.not elx g ell,"
allls =. 49, s,,s 49, enfireiv afffer-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17

disguised Peggy She never got
used TO these wild" parties.
1t always gave her shock to
see the girls making love to their
best friends husbands e gave
her shock now 10 zee Thomas
Boyle come up behind Fay and
pat her on both shoulders, and
tO see Fay smile up at him as II
she wanted him To kiss her.
BE good and youth be lonely
and I'm never lonely, Fay had
often said. In answer to Aunt
Agony's proyerb, TIE good and
you:fl be- happy
Peggy thought about Il now, a..
she sat, lonely as d wall flower,
III one cofner of the sI1olke filled
room. Everybody else was gay
and noisy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17

and left q ronged imprint Of her
little mouth on his fat cheek
she laughed wildly as she did IT.
Peggy glanced at Fay nervous.
". She was sure that Fay would
be furious because Sally had
dared to kiss her Eddie. But
Fay, unnoved, was lighting
cigarette and never raised her
eyes.
a Reckless Crowd
Every one seemed Just as
careless just as reckless. The
cocktails had done their work.
Ind nobody in the room seemed
quite sure of what was happen.
ing. Even their eyes looked
blurred and misty. Z 4
Somehow or other the sight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
His Accusation

DANNY levels 81 Peggy ~
accusation that makes her
cheeks burn then ne returns
to the party. Why didn't RanI1y
come home that night Peggy
asks Fay for Information.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
This Dan u. HISTORY

yrs il the anniversary 81 The Battle 81 HILL I776 II
which the trained British regulars met the American patriots
for the first time astounded the English leaders and
aroused rejoicing IN the Colonies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17

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