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Evening journal., 1913-02-07

In all Of the elections Of the trustees
party lines were closely drawn and
in each case Clerk Of the Peace Davis
cast the deciding vote for the Repub-
licans.
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
LONG PETTICOATS.

Women's long Skirts, made of
good muslin with embroidery
or lace ruffle ..... .3Sc
women's Sl.25 long Skirts,
made of fine cambria, flounce
trimmed with lS-in. embroid-
cry and ribbon beading. .75c
Women's 75c Black Sateen
Petticoats with embroidery
ruffle ....... .......... CSC
Evening journal., 1913-02-07

Only One "BROMO QUININE-
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE Look for the signature OF r.
W. Grove. Cures a Cold in One Day.
Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c.'
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
HERE ARE FEW OF THE SPECIAL BARGAINS

Little Boys Sl.5O tan calf
Shoes. Solid leather. .Sl.15
Boys $l.75 Shoes. Tan and
calf. High top. ..... .Sl.35
Evening journal., 1913-02-07

Snellenburg's Great White Sale is
now going on. 7th and Market Sts.*
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

Full size Gray Blankets,
5Sc a pair
ST 25 Comforts. .....7 .75c
$500 Comforts, plain center
with border SLID
$3.50 Comforts, covered with
sateen; pure whire cot
ton .. ... Sl.65
SOC Sheets; size 72x90 .. .35c
Linen Window Shades; all col
ors Observation-Disclosures. 19c
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
SWEATERS.


pockets ............ oJC
Boys SOC Gray Sweater
Coats .... ......-. .Z0c
Sl.50 Sweater Goats, plain
white, gray and tan. 49,. .75c
Mems SIPS Black Cardigan
Jackets, double breasted, 75c
Mems S1.50 Cardigan Worsted
Jackets ............. S1.00
Mems $500 All-wool Cardigan
Jackets ... ......... .Sl.Z5
Boys SIPS Red Worsted
Sweater Coats; sizes 80, 81
and "a ............ 75c
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
GLOVES.

Canvas Gloves. ....... &c pair
Heavy canvas Gloves, knitted
wrists ............. &c
Mems Wool Gloves. .... .20c
Mems SOC leather Gauntlet
Gloves, lined ...... .25c
Mems 75c leather Gloves .45c
Sl.O0 Buckskin Gloves, 60c pair
Sl.25 Buckskin Mitts; extra
heavy .75c pair
Sl.00 Kid Gloves, lined and un-
lined ........... 69c pair
SIPS Hanover horse hide
Gauntlet Gloves; lined and
unlined ... .. .S5c
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems ST & Sl.5O Stiff Hats, 75c
Mems ST & Sl.50 Soft Hats, 75c
Mems SOC Wool Hats; black,
brown and steel ....... .35c
Boys Felt Hats ..... CSC
Mems SOC Plush and Corduroy
Caps ............ 35c
Evening journal., 1913-02-07
SHOE.


Mems $3.50 ,rong work
Shoes S1.15 pair
Mems $500 Sho; gun metal
calf; button nd lace,
Mems $3.50 an $500 Shoes;
solid leatheFtan call,
Mems $3.50 hh top Shoes;
tan and bla!; two buck i X
Mems S3.so i'd $500 Shoes;
high top. hex and tan, $40
Mems $40 warm lined
Shoes S1.40
Women's S2s warm lined
Shoes; Is and button .S5c
women's 800 Shoes; gun
metal; alf and patent
colt .........$1.45
women's $40 and $3.50 Shoes;
coitskinnd gun metal cali;
sizes 2 \ TO 5........ .$l.OO
Women'sF.OO Russet Shoes;
lace anbutton .S1.45
Baby SPs, black, tan and
white .n.. ....... .15c
ChildrerSl.00 lace and button
Shoes gun metal calf and
patercolt ..........7 .75c
MISC SIPS Shoes. Black
and tacalf. Button and blu
cher I..-........ S5c pair
MerSl.25 Romeos. .S5c pair
Me 75c leather and velvet
SlipF ..... 39c pair
Wlen's leather and cloth
Slips 39c
Ms Csc Canvas Leg
gin ..... ...... Doc a pair
|
Evening journal., 1913-02-07

Snellenburg's Great White Sale is
low going on. 9TH and Market Sts.t
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Madison News of Interest
to Somerset Residents

hour enjoyed. Those invited were
the Senior class, the Juniors, all the
teachers and Stanley Renter of the
school board and his vie.
Dons forget 10 call at Dyer's in
Skowhegan. on Merchants Day
Arthur Taylor who has been in
poor health for some time went to
Pennington Wednesday To visit for
while with his brother, Wallace Tay-
Tor
Miss Agnes Sose of the Maine Con
ference Deaconess' Home in Portland
is in town for month, the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Vose.
Floyd Adams, who is taking a
course in mill engineering at the
Lowell, Mass, Textile School, is at
home for the summer.
II. r. league and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Booker went to Bakers
Wednesday for a few days fishing.
Alonzo York of the Arson Side.
veteran of the Civil War, died Mon
day after short illness aged &c
years and a few months. The flu
neral was held Wednesday afternoon
in the Baptist church, Arson, Rev. +.
II. Means officiating The veterans
of Madison attended in a body and
performed their service at the grave.
He is survived by widow and bro
Their and sister whose homes are in
Millinocket
DISTRICT MEETING OF REBEKAHS
The district comprising the lodges
of West New Portland. Scion, North
Arson and Bingham, held a district
meeting with Northern Light Rebekah
lodge, Scion. Thursday night, June ).
On account of the fine weather there
was large attendance and the meet
Ing was very beneficial. Virginia L.
Holbrook, of Bangor, warden of The
Assembly and district deputy presi-
dent, Mrs. Nellie NJ. Atwood of West
New Portland were present The de-
gree was conferred by the degree staff
of Sterling Rebekah Lodge of Madi-
son, in manner to win many words
of praise both from the grand warden,
the district deputy president and the
members of the different lodges repre-
scented. At the close of the regular
lodge meeting Mrs. Atwood took the
chair supported by Mrs. Holbrook and
both these ladies made entertaining
and instructive remarks.
The greeting of welcome was given
by Mrs. VIM II. Soper of Northern
Light Lodge and responded to In a
very pleasing manner by Mrs. Myrtle
Cummings of Centennial Lodge
The different lodges reported a gain
in membership and that the work was
going on in a satisfactory manner
and all the lodges seemed in a pros
porous condition Some of them have
already contributed to the Odd Eel
lows, Widow and Orphans Home
fund and those who have not done so
are planning to soon. A number of
the members of the different lodges
responded with appropriate remarks
when called upon by Mrs. Atwood,
among whom were Mahlon Patterson
of Northern Light lodge, Mrs. Carrie
Hilton, Centennial lodge. and Willis
Emery of Emerald Lodge. About 40
members of Sterling Rebekah lodge,
Madison were present A fine supper
was served in the banquet room AZ
six o'clock to the visiting members
and another after the close of the
meeting. Seven lodges were repre-
scented.
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LOCAL NEWS

Frederick Jones of Monkton, N. B.
has been visiting his cousin, J. Harvey
White during the past week.
Announcements have been received
of the arrival on June LIST, of 10 lib
son In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
G.. Caverly OF West Somervlle Mass
Mrs. Caverly was formerly Miss Edda
c. Locke of Cornvlle, Maine.
Mrs. Louisa Stevens and Miss Lu-
ella Stevens have arrived from North
Cambridge Mass. and purpose to
summer at their country place
"Bloomfield". The house there has
been undergoing repairs including a
heating apparatus and the addition OF
two rooms.
Russell Relief Corps entertained
thirteen members of the e. p. Pratt
Corps, Fairfield and fifteen members
of Sargent Wyman Corps of Oakland
at luncheon yesterday in G. A. X.
Hall The affair was entirely in
formal but very delightful. During
the day an entertaining program was
presented
Childrens Night was observed by
members of Sunset Chapter o. e. S.
Mt their meeting last Friday evening.
Mrs. John w. Steward presented an
Ipjn uif
Langdon Jewett as reader. Musical
numbers included chorus by the
children and duet by Elsie and Fred
Rayner. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
The members of the Town Improve
ment Society have caused six garbage
barrels to be placed in different parts
of the city. 1t would seem that the
streets of Skowhegan ought to be well
kept If the citizens are willing to do
their part towards preserving clean
Illness, especially when they are to be
continually assisted by Superinten-
dent Nutting of the street cleaning
department In so efficient manner.
New books have been added to the
Skowhegan Free Public library as fol-
lows; Poor Dear Margaret Kirby,
Morris; Modern Thought and Tradi-
tional Faith, Mains, The New Free
dom. Woodrow Wilson; The Blue
Bird, Maeterlinck; Flower Garden,
Adams; Alice's Adventures in Won
derland, Lewis; Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm, Wiggin The Birds
Christmas Carol, Wiggin. There have
also been presented the library II vol
umes of the roll of Revolutionary
soldiers of Massachusetts which al
that time included Maine.
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Shall Our Thoughts be Ex-
pressed or Exprest

There seems to be slow but certain
progress toward simplified spelling
and we would like to know what our
readers really think about it. We
should not cling to things that are
old because OF their antiquity, nor
rush to things that are new because
of their newness As to spelling
reforms, however. there are plenty Of
better arguments, both pro and con-
but the pros will ultimately get the
best of 1t.
or course the unnecessary letters in
the system now prevailing are waste
full. We could get along with TWEEN
ty-five per cent less Of them. When
we speak we 20 by sound, and super
fious letters get the cold shoulder,
but when we write or print II is
different matter. The time spent In
forming every silent letter with the
pen is lost Likewise a loss occurs
in setting them In type, and in the
space tueJ OCCupy Oh tiiO Piih'SN
page We are born with the neces-
sary sounds in our mouth, and In
learning our ABCs we associate the
sounds with the letters by which they
are supposed to be expressed. 1t
seems a pity to spend the rest of our
life tediously learning to group these
letters into words where many OF
them are not sounded at all.
Here are two sentences employing
the simplified form for the words
thus authorized in Webster's list OF
5000 amended spellings.
would we be abasht II thoro
change was made in the orthografy
of this jurnal? Is 1t possible that
truth, thus exprest fonetlcally, would
have an unfamiliar sound?"
Among the publications that have
adopted this new style in whole or
In part are the Lewiston Journal, of
our own state, and Outlook Of New
York City.
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LOCAL ITEMS

The next meeting of the w. c. T. L..
will be held next Tuesday at 3 o'clock
in G. A. II. Hall 1t will be Mothers
meeting Program in charge of Yrs.
Ella T. Mooers.
Miss Clare Foster of Waterville was
among the out of town people here
to attend the Senior reception Friday
evening. She was a guest in the
family OF John w. Steward.
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MARRIAGES

ptttsfield-May 81. George AlpeI
Douglass and Miss Goldte Marie HAIL
both of Pittsfield. az,,
Pittsheld-May 81, Ernest Shelu
.Ir. and Miss Fiossie Bean both OF
Troy@May 2s. Charles Pinkham Of
Lincoinville and Mrs Abbie Berry.
Blngham-June 4. by 5. I: G0odr en-
Esq. Ralph =. Goodrich of bingham
and Alice NJ Bushway of Skowhegan-
Skowhegan-June r by Rev, George
Merriam Harold c. Reed and Leila NJ
Clark. both of Madison
SkoWheRan-June 7. by Key, George
Merriam Percy Berry and Elsie NJ.
Topper. both Of Norridgewock.
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BALSAM FIR TWIGS WANTED
Farmers and children wanted to cut
and ship balsam fir twigs to us. for
particulars write Pine Pillow 90.
Wood Building, New York, n. Y. iw2l' |
WANTED-Set of hind wheels for
single horse hay rack, or would buy
dump cart body and wheels. front
wheels not needed Cash paid. ADDRESS /
y care Independent Reporter Wa
MIDDLE AGED MAN would like a
Job on farm or where ne could make
himself useful with chores or general
work Address r. care Mrs. Ann Rus
sell r r b. No. 8, SkowhegaA. IVA
ron sALE-House with stable and
double lot for sale on Mt. Pleasant
avenue. Write to Or. w. L. Mebane.
e Butler, Skowhegan. 4w24
FOR RENT-Three houses one of I
rooms on Summer St, one OF I rooms
on Middle St. and one of s rooms and
stable on Middle St. Inquire of Mike
Corey. us
DRIVING HORSE WANTED-not
afraid of autos and perfectly safe for
lady to care for and drive; call on
or address Peter Merry 4w24'
wANrED-5o granite cutters for
work at Quebec Bridge. Wages soc
per hour. Work all summer. Apply
to NJ. p & J. T. Davis IA st. Peter St,
Quebec can 4w2f
100 PER CENT PROFIT-seling our
specially rugs New descriptive
booklet of value sent free. Let us
increase your earnings and enlarge
your opportunities Dundee Mfg Co,
1t Chauncey st. Boston, Mass. 1w2f'
TO LET-Cottage at Lakewood Rea-
sonable terms. For particulars, in
quire OF Charles Lewis, III North Ave
MOVING MACHINES, horse rakes
and tedders. Lowest prices n Somer-
set County O. d. Wells. silver St.
Skowhegan. Me 4w2i'
HOME wORk-Iadies wanted to
crochet lace at home. simple. easy
work. extra good pay. Send stamped
addressed envelop for particulars. YER
mont Lace House, Williamstown. VT.
4w24'
wANTED-The Board of Health to
visit the pond at the pumping station
and the people of the town Y. w. Mel
son. lw24'
FoUND-at last a successful super
nuous hair remover; why be annoyed
by ugly growth of hair on face, arms
or neck; send for free sample Address,
The Williams Speciality Co. ALA Fifth
Ave. dept ~ Brooklyn y. Y. 4w24'
WA NTED-Several young men in
making room. Apply to Mr. church.
III. Chas A. Eaton Co, August Me
1w24'
POSITION STED--after June,
companion for lady; or In fall house
keeper for gentleman, not over two IN
family. References exchanged. f. l.,
155 Spring St. Auburn, Me. Sw24"
SECOND HAND AUTOMOBILES
for sale Two 2-cylinder MaXwells,
both in good running condition. Two
steamers also In good condition. One
1911 Model T. Ford ANY of these cars
will be sold at bargain Come TO
see them at once. Holt Il Hight. lw2i
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Knees Became Stiff
Five Years Of Severe Rheumatism,

The cure OF Henry ]. Goldstein, L
Barton Street, Boston, Mass, Is anoth'
er victory by Hoods Sarsaparille
This great medicine has succeeded j.
many cases where others have utterly
failed Mr.. Goldstein says: ~ suf-
fered from rheumatism Ave years, It
kept me from business and caused eX-
cruciating pain. My knees would be-
come as stlff ms steel / tried many
medicines without relief. then took
Hoods Sarsaparila, soon felt much
better. and now consider myself en-
tircly cured. ! recommend Hoods"
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatabs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

come-W. p. Ordway
Notice. T.. Hewey
Notice-Daniel Lewis
This Space. W. Day
Stationery-G. r. FogE
Shoes--cut Price Shoe q.
The Victor. ID. SymuH-
Bargains-F. W. BuG6uHn
Smoke Sale-H. c. JUDI HIS
Sales Day-Blunt HdW -.
Opening-Lakewood Theatre
observation-disclosures - Fox
Heduct ion-Bowman Ildw. Co
Merchants Day-1ra y norton
Do Not Condemn-A. l. Decker
Foreclosnre--Chas " sftemore
Merchants Day. +. Ward GO.
Worcester Buckeye--R Z Could
Great Smoke Sale-Miss Nithte
Great Saerifice-Me. Clothing co.
20 per cent discount " iould
Summer nishings-Athfrton co.
collegian Clothes-Smith X BusseY
1914 Graduates-Ticonie Nat BANK
10 per cent discount K, Phllbrlck
Stude baker-Imperial Auto Repair 20.
Pleasing our Patrons-Iehn y. Levine
acknowledgements Loan x Bldg. Ass
10 per cent discount-Sampson x AFnf'
Notice of Foreclosure-Bntler 4 Buii"'
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2 CANOES Il

For Sale-second hand--in good con
dition--all sizes-cheap. c. W. CHASE,
JR.. ~ Gilman ST. Waterville. Sw24
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, : horse pow
er. twin cylinder, new In July i9l2 Per
miles, N. n. Cook. Athens. iw2i'
SHETLAND PONY, mare. years old
perfectly broken and safe for Children
to drive and ride Good trade II sold
at once. l.. r.. & w. r, Browns Stable
Skowhegan. 2W24
CAN SUPPLY YOU with machine
made buttons. all sizes with and with
out rubber rims. also buttons for wash
dresses guaranteed not to rust All
orders left for month of June with
Mrs. a. X. Rowell - Maple St, or Let
tie NJ. Rowe. 12S Madison Ave, Will be
promptly filled Mrs. y. \. Withee. 30
Maple st. 2w24f
800 WOMEN AND GIRLs--For Best
summer hotels. sporting camps and
year-round hotels. Highest wages paid.
Cooks. mattresses, chambermaids. kit
Hotel Agency, 80 Main St, Bangor,
Maine. 4w2S'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Yearl-
ing thoroughbred Jersey Bull. Shep-
herd pups, born MAY 18th; two moving
machines, two horse rakes, hay tedder.
riages, car pressed hay. some farming
tools. c. II. Nye, Route No, 2, No
Arson. 4w2"s
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE at a bar
gain. First class condition; demonstra-
tion given at any time. Inquire at
Office of American Wooden Co. or s
Elm St, Skowhegan, 4w23'
SKILLED AND COMMON LABOR
for mill, yard. and wharf also expert
enced stevedores for loading lumber
vessels. Apply to South Gardiner
Lumber Co, South Gardiner Me tf23
wAsHINGs-Someo one wanted to do
family washing Mrs. Roland 7. Pat
ten. Telephone 1924. tf2S
DOWN STAIRS TENEMENT to
rent VIII be vacant June list W. H.
Fowler No. s, Cedar st. tf2l
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TOMATO PLANTS FOR SAL

TOMATO PLANTS FOR SALE
Earliest and best varieties; also celery,
cabbage and caulifower plants, sweet
peppers, egg plants, brussels sprouts
etc. w. A. Bailey l Fairyiew Ave
PORTABLE MILIl-wanted to buy or
hire. Green Mountain Lumber Co, SO
Fiske Bldg. Boston, Mass.
TIM ERLA Nd WANTED-Greeu
Mountain Lumber Co, 50 Fiske Bldg,
Boston, Mass. tf20
FOR SALE-Four or five tons of hay
at Baptist parsonage stable, Norridge
wock. Inquire at parsonage or of Rev
Wylie II. Smith, Hallowell. tf20
AUTOMOBILES Il MOTORCYCLES
second hand, for sale. Agency for
the famous Studebaker cars. Imper-
ial Auto Repair Co, Madison Ave.
tf19
FOR sALE-Indian Motorcycle, 1919
model. h. p. Run less than 1000
miles. Practically new machine VIII
be sold at a great sacrifice. Inquire
OF M. II. Elliott, Bingham, Me. tf22
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AT the Home of Mrs. c. c.
Berry, 6 Pine St., Skowhegan,
for 10 days, beginning June Is

Feryently requests all who are suffer
ing from whatever cause to call and
she will, without asking you ques-
tons, locate your disease as readily as
by an X-ray Free of Charge Having
studied the modern method of mas
sage, she is also a very successful
masseur as well as Magnetic and
treats by the system of Roots and
Herbs, which are Natures Remedy.
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DEATHS

Detroit May 81. Mrs. clyde Clifford
aged &c years.
Pittsfield-June 2. Roland E. Rhodes.
aged Is years
Unity-May "a. william II. Reynoidas.
Pittsfeld--June 2, Augustus W mt
man, aged So years, months ana
days.
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A TESTIMONIAL

| suffered for ten years with appen-
dicitis, and the doctors all told me the
only cure was an operation but as
soon as | commenced treatment with
Mrs Decker 1 begun to gain almost at
once and am now after only three
months treatment as well as ever and
have gained from $50 lbs. to 1874. The
remedy she gave me for Appendicitis
has also cured my muscular Rheuma-
tism.
COBURN c BERRY,
tf24 Skowhegan, Me.
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MOVING MACHINE.

MOVING MACHINE. for one horse,
good as new Also one farm cart and
hay rack combined, and one-horse
1igger wagon with springs, ~ tons or
hay, $40 a ton at the barn. One safe,
practically new. large enough for Of
flee or home, one New United states
Cream Separator. 500 lbs. capacity Al
must be closed out at some price be-
fore June 20. L. r Go5dfich, OXFORD
Hotel tf23
TENEMENT TO RENT--6 rooms, To-
cat ed on the electric car line. three
miles from Skowhegan. opposite the
kilcare Farm. Jos. Butler, K. F. y
No. 5. tt23
MOTOR boat FOR sALE-A1 con.
ditlon. Good as new. Must be sold
at once. Parties going away. Miss
Frances Mitchell. Madison, Me. clo
Great Northern Paper Co. 3w22
TO LET-by season. furnished cot
tage at Ocean Point. Me. Eight rooms,
five sleeping rooms, running water,
fire place Has brot porch, central
~ located. For terms, write Mrs. II.
L. Randall 80 Oak St, Augusta, Me.
4w23
FOR sALE--A two-story house built
In 1910, In Skowhegan. situated on
North St. one mile from village; flve
rooms, all newly papered and painted;
Good location; water in house, good
cellar; two acres of land; good. kind
neighbors. To be sold at reasonable
price. For information call on the
premises of Mrs. Darius Barnes, Show
hogan, Me. 4w22'
WILL BUY Low PRICED HORSE
or take one to use for his keeping.
Also want secondhand harness and
wagon. XRM, care Independent Re
porter. tfzz
BuCkwHsEAT SEE, SEED tslly ;sr, HUH ,hl,
year. Yield 40 bushels to the acre.
F. l.. Moody. r. F. d. No. 2. 4w22'
LosT-Friday afternoon. May o.
between Dyer Hill and Water st,
small bar pin surrounded by pearls. A
turn, Mrs. w. II. Wildes, Madison
Ave. tf22
HORSE FOR SALES years old.
sound and smooth; VT. 400 lbs. Also
prices will be named on all. Geo. ?.
Badger r. f. d. No. Z. 4w21'
FARMERS ATTENTION. Anyone
who is In want of good farm imple-
ments carriages or harness, win save
money by writing me what they want
and will come and talk 1t over. l.. G.
Hayden. Brighton, Me, Tel. 3-15. St22
HORSE FOR sALE-Lndian Pony
Good saddle horse. viii be sold
cheap for cash Holt Hight. SHOW
} hogan, Me. tf22
RAsPBERRIES for the Fourth of
July il you set out the King Red
Raspberry plants; soc per doz. Also
Cuthbert. ripened two weeks later. soc
Me. 4w22s
HOUSE TO RENT-The futile hom-
stead. corner Spring street and Madi-
! son avenue. Apply to Fred c. futile
| IL Main Street. tfE
WHEN THE MIDNIGHT CHoO-
Choo Leaves for Alabam; Row Row
| Row: 100 other popular songs. with
music: postpaid, 10 cents. Address
| Bond Music Co. Lock Box 50, Station
| A.. Boston, Mass. Your money back
| IL you are not satisfied 4w22
wANTED-Cooks mattresses. cham
| Der, laundry, pantry. kitchen and gem
eral house girls; private family cooks.
| second girls. nurse girls. kitchen and
laundry girls for Rangeley farmers
| Help OF all kinds for summer places
sea- shore, beaches and mountains
True's, 40 Preble ST., Portland. Ne.
Sw22s
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EVERYBODY,C
COLUMN - 0

Advertisements In this column not
to exceed Ave lines inserted once for
rs cents, four times for SO cents. Each
additional line five cents. In comput-
Ing lines reckon on an average OF
words. Stamps taken.
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IVER JOHNSON md LOWELL 81

INER JOHNSON and LOWELL BI-
CYCLES, and a fun line of bicycle
sundries at Smiths Music Store. tfl9
CORN PLANTER FOR SALE. A two
row, John Deere, Good as new. =. y
Merrill IT'S
OLDsMOBILE AUTO FOR SALE
a bargain. Inquire of A. G. Blunt. Elm
St, Skowhegan. tbs
AUTOMOBILE FOR sALE--Five
passenger, 1911 model fully equipped.
thoroughly rebuilt and in first class
condition. Demonstration given al
any time. big bargain for some one.
". Fl. Wildes, Jr.. Madison Ave. Skow
hogan. tits
WANT TO SELL YOU THE BEST
trade In a 2-horse wagon, on springs
you can find in this country, also
dandy buggy. l have one Refrigerator
more than l need. You can buy II
cheap. Double Mouldboard Plow
Tor a song II you are good singer
d. H. Bartlett. tits
l BUY ALL KINDS OF LIVE POUL-
TRf-lf you have any to sell, drop me
a card: Harry Cohen. School and Hes
elton SITS, Skowhegan. tfl2
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-12
Do Not Condemn

because you do not understand the
method of Healing Process so sue
cessfully accomplished by Annie
Laurie Decker, who has made the
most of this God-given art she loves
so WE'LL and is meeting with most
wonderful results wherever she goes,
curing hundreds who had otherwise
been given up to die This lady will be
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-12

TO LET-by season. furnished cot
tage at Ocean Point Me. Eight rooms,
five sleeping rooms, running water,
fire place Has bro3 d porch, central
~ located. For terms, write Mrs. II.
r. Randall, 35 Oak ST, Augusta. Me.
AUo2