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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-04-23
A Consolation

Ii NAV reconcile Somerset County
people in a measure to the yeXatlons
they have suffered in dealing with mali
order houses, to know that the larg-
est income tax in the city of Oh eaSo
is paid BY the president of one oil lis
mail order corporations. This gentle
man is taxed on income of Sl,320,0Od
for the year 1913, and if it be con-
sidered that the partners and members
of other firms in the same business III
that city probably pay on incomes
nearly as much, it may be seen tha'
the inhabitants of Somerset County
and other sections of the country, con-
tributes in profit to those Chicago null
ti-millionaires something more than a
billion dollars a year. OF course 1t
would be highly desirable TO keep TINS
money in our home communities by
trading with local merchants, but II
these Chicago gentlemen are to grow
fat at our expense, it is some consola-
ton to know that, under the new in
come tax law, they will be obliged to
share somewhat more heavily in the
expenses of the National Government
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OBITt AIRY

Again has the death angel entered
,,1r midst and removed to Heavenly
realms. one of our fairest daughters,
the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Emore
Tracy and wife of Charles A. Steward
of Lewiston, travelling salesman for
the Haskell Implement and Seed Co
Mrs. Steward passed away on Thurs
day morning. April 10th at the {. NJ. q.
Hospital in Lewiston, aged Sc years.
The remains were brought to- her faith
er's home in St Adams and the tuner
al services held on Sunday afternoon
at one o'clock, April 18th, Rev. II. Ii.
Rohrbaeh of Hartand officiating.
The deceased was a woman Of rare
and beautiful qualities, being a deyot-
ed wife, loving and faithful daugh-
ter She leaves a large circle of rela-
tives besides numerous friends i'll this
vicinity and Lewiston who deeply
mourn her untimely passing. The
community is saddened by the loss
and our sympathy is extended to the
sorrowing hubsand and parents so
sadly bereft of their nearest and
dearest
The profusion of flowers bearing
silent testimonials of the love and es-
TEEN in which Mrs Steward was held
were as follows: Pillow with word
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Emore Tracy;
large wreath, roses and carnations
with word wife. Charles A. Steward;
white roses, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Steward
Portland; pillow, sweet peas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Whitney, Portland; bou-
quet, white carnations, Mrs. Annie
/ Whitney, The Misses Whitney, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Whitney, Portland;
pink roses, Mrs. Nettie Mower and
family; hyacinths, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
Vester Ham; pillow, roses and carna-
tons, employees, Haskell Implement
& Seed Co. red hyacinths, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Wheeler and Miss Cora
Davis, Lewiston, bouqeut white car
nations, Mr.. and Mrs Sumner S. Peck,
Frank Peck, Lewiston; bouquet roses
The Misses Berry; hyacinths Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Treworgy Lewiston;
floral design. Pine Cone Chapter, o.
E. S; hyacinths, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Winslow; carnations, Mr. and Mrs.
E. p Webster; pillow of lilies, Twin
City Council U. C. T.; white carna-
tons, Nj. and Mrs. H. c. Williams.
pink carnations, Mr.. and Mrs D. w.
Weber; white hyacinths, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Young; pink and white
tulips. friends in lewiston; white
carnations, ST Adams Grange; pillow,
roses and carnations, friends and
neighbors in ST Adams.
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publican County Committee Meet

Organization and plans for the COM
ing campaign were features at the
meeting of the new Republican Coun-
ty Committee at Hotel Coburn last
Thursday Among those present were
f. A. Gilman. c. O. Small, Esq, Madi-
son; Augustine simmons, North An
son: r. J. Goodrich, Harry L. Good
rich. Palmyra; Hon. +. II. Colby,
{. W. button. Bingham; f. b. Hinck-
ley. Fairfield; W. l.. Anderson, Hart
land: s II. Beal, Mr.. Smith, Corn
Vile; Hon W l.. Walker, Roy l.. Mar
ston. Hon f. \. Merrill, +. f. Merrill,
ESD. v. r. Seekins. Philo Steward.
John E. Taylor, {. T. Merrill. Show
hogan and others.
Officers were elected as follows:
Chairman. c. p Merrill; secretary, ".
L. Anderson; treasurer, Hon. f. II.
Colby. Included on the committee
are: f. A. Gilman Madison. W. II.
Soper. Solon: f. II. IIolley, North An
son: r. J. Goodrich, Palmyra; f. II.
Colby. Bingham; Omar Chase, Lex
ington; c. b. Haskell, Pittstield; [.
G. Hume, Fairfield; Truman BigcloW'
Mercer; w. l.. Anderson, Hartland :
c. j. Worthen. St Adams; Hon. W. l.,
Walker, Carleton p. Merrill, Skowhe-
gan: l.. r. Folsom, Norridgewock.
During the meeting those present
expressed the opinion that conditions
looked good for the Republican ticket
next September but the most import
ant question raised was regarding a
nominee for the Office of Sheriff. The
matter was pretty generally discussed
by those present and the majority
seemed to think it advisable to leave
this part of the ticket vacant and al
low Frank Thompson, the present
sheriff, who is Democratic candidate
for denomination go un-opposed
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THURSDAY. APRIL y. 1911
Clean Up Day

House Cleaning Day for cities ana
towns which has been observed here
and in other parts Of Maine in past
wears is mentioned this season under
the name Clean Up Week. This
comes about because the good results
Of one days effort have been such as
n encourage most cities and town
to devote more than one day to the
Undertaking. The American CITY ,
a magazine devoted to municipal pro-
blems of all kinds, and the Daily Press
of New England. have contained &C
counts of Clean Up Week as observed
in cities of the other New England
states. Maine is not behind in the
program. but from the fact that she
is further north, the appropriate time
has not yet arrived.
Elsewhere in this issue will be noted
something about Fire Prevention Day
and its proper observance Will lead
10 the removal of a good deal OF de
bris. which has accumulated during
the winter. 1t is also proposed 10
inaugurate a further clean up cam
paign of two or more days in the
early future.
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More Prominence for the Pig

II will be noted by the ad of the
Wesserrunsett Valley Fair in this is
sue that a prize of $50 is offered to
encourage boys in pig raising com
petition. This is liberal purse and
for an excellent object. For the
amount OF capital required, the pig
is probably our most profitable farm
animal. Few of us realize that the
hog adapts himself to most pasture
conditions better than the cow or
sheep. With forage crops and natur
al pasture, he ought to get his liv-
ing out of the pasture about six
months in a year. Lots of these points
will come to the surface in the COM
petition sure TO be stimulated in the
paragraph above referred to. Those
who propose to compete for this prize
or any one else interested in the sub
ject should write the United States
Department of Agriculture at Wash
ington for bulletins on pig raising,
and especially a bulletin recently is
sued, Boys Pig Clubs. The latter
gives an account of competition in hog
raising among boys clubs in the West
and South.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE
Philadelphia, Penn.

Whereas Laura \. Day and Henry T.
Chute. both of Skowhegan in the State
of Maine by their mortgage deed, dated
Jan. 3 a. ID. 1914, and recorded in the
Somerset County Registry oil
Deeds Book BIZ, rage 10
conveyed to me the uHuei
signed a certain lot or parcel OF land
situated in Athens in said County OF
Somerset. and bounded and described
as follows;--viz. on the north by land
of Fred Hinton, land of Isaiah and
Henry Crowen land of Ida Chapman
aud land formerly owned by Robert
Hayden and on the west by land Tor
merry owned by Aaron Soule, on the
south By land owned by f \ Hinton
containing $50 acres more or less and
whereas the conditions Of said mort
gage have been broken. now therefore
bv reason of the breach of the condi-
tions thereof l claim a foreclosure oil
said mortgage.
BENJAMIN l.. FLANDERS.
Skowhegan, Maine.
APR list. 1911 3wl7
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Officers Installed

Major f. c. McAlary was in town
Monday evening and installed the fol-
lowing officers recently elected by 90
soola Company No -. Knights of Ply
thias: Captain, Archie l.. Weston !;
first lieutenant, c. J. Wendell; second
lieutenant, A Nj. Percival; recorder,
H. c. Woodbury.; treasurer Charles
Griffin; guard, A. NJ Knight; sentinel,
Charles A. Goodwin.
Captain Weston is planning to at
tend the Pythian Field Day in Port
land, May 10. June 10 there is to be
a Pythian Jubilee in Bangor. The
work will probably be done by a team
of 100 men from Peter Woodland lodge
of Lynn, Mass. Some idea may be
gained of the work when it is under
stood that the paraphernalia they
bring is insured for $4,000 whenever
shipped away from the city of Lynn.
The regular meeting of the local lodge
will be held this evening.
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Quite severe thunder shower pass
I'd over Madison Sunday evening but
no damage resulting from 1t has been
reported.
Rev. E. W. Weber went 10 Black
we'll station Sunday afternoon and
conducted the services there. Mr.. Rich
being in Portland to attend the Metho-
dist State Conference
Madison has a new new spaper, The
Madison News. which will be issued
twice week. containing the local
news and the advertising OF the local
merchants and other places of bust
ness.
Thomas Spear is in Boston this
week on business
Isaac Green of Rumtord, formerly
of Green's Landing, VAS in town the
first of the week on business.
The members of the Pythian Sis
tiers are to hold a box social and rub
Der party in Grange Hall, Thursday
evening, April 30th. The famous for
tune teller. Mile. Marietta will be pre-
sent to tell the past and future, and
one of the features will be the fancy
drill by the ladies under the direc-
torship of Booth Harding, which Will
contain several new figures.
The next meeting Of the Woman s
Club will be held with MISS Allce
Midgley at the home of Mrs. John
Mcknight on Head street on Thurs
day afternoon. May 7.
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DANISH SCR0FULA
Hoods SarsaparilIa Cleanses the
Blood, Skin Troubles Vanish.

= Scrofula eruptions on the face
and body are both annoying and
dis6guring. The complexion would
be perfect if they were not present |!
This disease shows itself in other
ways, as lunches in the neck, in
famed eyelids, sore ears, wasting of
the muscles, a form of dyspepsia,
and general debility.
Ask your druggist for Hoods
Sarsaparilla. This great medicine
completely eradicates scrofula. 1t
purifes and enriches the blood, re-
moves humors, and builds up the
whole system.
Scrofula is either inherited or ac-
quired. Better be sure you are
quite free from it. Get Hood Sar-
saparilla and begin taking it today.
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LOCAL NEWS

DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer enter
tanned the Neighborhood Whist Club
at their home Saturday evening.
Bridge and very delicious refresh
ments combined in making the affair
a very enjoyable one for those in at
tendance.
c. X. Oliver has engaged the rooms
formerly occupied by John Mcpherson
as a paint shop in the Wentworth
Bison block and will use them in con-
nection with his store on the first
floor of the before mentioned struc-
ture ,G
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Card of Thanks

l wish to thank the kind frienda
who remembered me during my illness
and particularly on April Is, with SO
many beautiful postal cards. The
served to interest and entertain me
also to recall many faces that are and
always will be very dear.
Mrs, o. NJ. Chase.
Skowhegan, Maine, April 30, 1914.
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Expression of Thanks

The relatives of the late Mrs. Me-
hitabe Holt Trafton wish to express
their thanks for kindness shown them
during her illness and death and in
this way to show that the kind words,
deeds and beautiful flowers were ap-
preciated.
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Skow hogan Druggist Deserves Praise

Skowhegan people for introducing
here the simple buckthorn bark and
glycerine mixture, known as Adler-i-
ka. This simpleg German remedy
first became famous by curing ap-
pendicitis and 1t has now been dis
covered that A SINGLE DOSE re-
moves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation INSTANT
~
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District No. 3
Canaan. Cornyille, Athens, Hartland,
ST Adams, Brighton, Harmony,
Cambridge. Mayheld. Pittsiield

George Foster. No. Cornyille 1000
Mrs &. I. kinsman. No. GornSllle 900
harold Sawyer Dexter 9000
Miss Carrie Holt. Dexter 5000
Miss Bernice Bartlett Harmony oO00
Samuel \. Willis, Harmony 3ooO
Mrs = \. Haynes. Harmony 1000
Alton \. Goodrich. Canaan 1000
Harold Foster. Canaan 5000
Harry Harris, Canaan 5000
Leon ". 1aines, Pittstield 1000
Miss Florence ). Buxton. Pittsteld 5000
Nh Bert Miles. pittsfield 5000
Mr.. j. H. Scott, Cambridge 1000
Mr.. Clinton Leavitt. Cambridge 1000
Mrs. g. l.. Austin. Athens 1000
Harry 4. Wheeler Athens 1000
Wallace f.. Jones. Athens 3000
Mr. Timothy Brown Mayfield 1000
Miss Lois BattNe, Ilartland 900O
MIS- Marguerite Brown, llartlaud 9oo0
Miss Emma NarneN l1artland 1000
George Libby 81. Adams 5009
$ II Goodwin. 81. Adams 3009
Melvin Martin st Adams 1000
Miss NYra Jones, brighton 3000
Mark Draper Brighton 1000
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POPULARITY CONTEST
cCoutinned from First Page)

est candidate in the standing in the
paper until further notice is given.
This does not prevent you from getting
as many votes as possible. however.
because they can be held in reserve.
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District Mol
District No
Fairfield. Smithield. Mercer Norrldge-
wock. Starks. Arson, Madison

Me- t.n.ts .rbomnson. +, Madison 300
Mrs Mary NJ. Dinsmore Madison 2l09
Col. T. 4 Gould. Arson 2O0o
carl Noble Madison Center 2oo9
Mrs Stella Drawn, Arson 200O
Howard r. Fairfield. NorridScwock 300
Hiram ToheX. Norridgewock 5OOO
" p,r.v 6ninby NorridgpWoCk 5000
Wiii,iraa Iiredsrick Starks 5000
11iT Gre9tof Starks 5000
VI IsI5a Downs. Smitbfield 5000
Niiss Rertha Dudley. Smithheld 1000
RAYMOND Tuzier, Fairfield 5000
Mr. \ol.1.ts + True. Mercer 5000
Nr CIVdr Banton. Mercer 5100
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onieS. several varieties aSterS, tomato
plants etc.. in their season. w. i.
bailey. Fair1iew Ave, Skowhegan.
4W17%
oI9 'ii 'hiti M iVi , ,lig
t,jI t,,t,,s,,t ,,o,,. ~, Ia, r1n7
.i,3a,..d li'iu Ii,gI ..,,...s Good ,nan-
'",, n ms - ,,nst I'm
work Address q Z, y Hnv IN Sa-
Lattne NJ i-i-*
VI Ff LOST ON ne Nesi ladSe IN
CofnNllIe. between ferIeN '"es aud
Arthur MONTHS. April ith Finder
pleas" return To Miss Evelyn FoEg.
E"ihNilIe, Me. wi
9VI,\oER XpIIEI, NNn nooI&xtsLsp
I;R wants nosiiinl,' C',,n furnish sails
porter Empluymeut Agency.
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oNE ilit ~ VI = 1ooh hitooi l.
III a's2 one limo LOOP ana LAY ola
i5l W. W, n ,,ra ,,S ~ S",e
heean RI :
PIANO HoA Isl GGh FOR SALE
cheap Newly painted and Vanished
ana IN mrs, elaSI Goh'i5l2n' Inquire
AZ the LIN Wood Hotel Main St Sk9w-
"esa| l"i'
HAY MARE FOR SNLE-ioud reIi-
able farm animal. Weight about ZOO
pounds VIII make favorable price
and terms. IL t. jackson. Canaan.
iW =
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>nI ", '.,,, ,,',lia sIo go. -
,,,t 90, 49, i, ~ - ri a. va
49, ~ n Hiit'.H7' i'9 -
inn We want ma,, Vim w.,ut Ia
work and gel a Iivino nv doinu 81 no
others need applv we want Won to
inrpstigate MS We viii vot, We oar,
show You where men are doing ms,
v.haf We claim ana vhar. No. h!,nls
viii prove il it costs you nothing
to Investigate. We will educate you
(this is not a Correspondent school; OF
house to house canYass) and show you
what we claim is true. This also
costs you nothing. Write =. o. Box
lla6. Springfield Mass 1wl1+
vANTEnA ,o,,,.t,,,t .,,,.,,a,,. -
raise variety nf ,,,, f, = NM o,d
r,n,iIv nea C.n,l IL - - No., ~ ~
/ Henry Eines "a "nDoress Straat
po,tIand NIai,,o - ''s '''9
81 HfhISiN1 MI rs IN good cloth
lls ana a al IurhIs4inSs. We save you
| rom s-'uo 70 s2.oo On 'le same quality
Iitt1e avnanea aai t &C, ,,ii
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Eggs for setting 800 and 500 o uN
10, and B. p. Rocks (orono strain
800 per IS Scott Robinson, IL Lea,
Witt St. Skowhegan, Me, N r To
117-11, TIA
TEN ROOM HOUSE AND sTAnru
In Madison village for sale. Corr
lot Best street In town. Price vn
low. f. c. Williams, Madison, Mss
SWISS
DOOR KEY FOUND-on Madfso.
Avenue, February 10. Owner may han
the same by paying the cost of his
advertisement tfo
SALE-Situated In Bingham Viliage
Privilege will develop 20 horsepowera -.
more Mill can be used for any ligbi
manufaeturlng. For particulars 5d
dress w. L., care The independence
porter Co ri
OF YOUR FAMILY-Muslin figure :.
colors Can be cut out and stuffed ~
80 minutes. Makes beautiful doll 81
inches high. The mother instinct -
every childish heart yearns for a greai
big. life sized doll like Golden Loci
% cents, post paid, stamps or coin. 7,
1t fails to delight you and your whola
family. money will be promptly re-.
funded. Maine Merchants Bureau
Drawer G, Skowhegan. Reference. nv
permission, The Independent Reporter
Co. tfu
/ coRDWOOD AND CEDAR SHIN
Giles for sale Cash paid for COW
hides and lamb pelts. Cash paid "a,
empty grain and feed sacks. STANLEY
/ Harlow & Hight. tf4g
/ STORAGE-For furniture. household
/ goods or merchandise of all descrip.
lions. Separate rooms. under ock
and key, II desired. Telephone write
or call to see me at Bragg & Yarney's
Chas. A. Burnor. tfS
FARM MANAGER WANTS JOR-
| Competent in every way. Best OF re-
ferences. Address Independent Report.
er Employment Agency. tf5l
WHITE SEWING MACHINE ron
SALE-Tn the best of condition. Cheap
/ for cash Will trade for farm pro
duce. DR.. Frank s. Bigelow, Skowhe.
gan. Me. IT'S
Girl. OR WOMAN competent II
! homework. can secure a position. In
dependent Reporter Employment Agen.
/ cy. tf6O
/ FOR SALE-The homestead and par,
/ IF the household furniture OF the lat.
Nathan Sullivan, 1s5 Main st. consist.
Ing of house, ell and stable and good
| lot Inquire of E. E. Harris, Skowhe.
gan. Me. tfSl
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YBODY,C
L. COLUMN - 49,
PHOTOGRAPHS

PHOTOGRAPHS at the Hun Studio.
New ideas are being shown. You
arr invited to call and see them. No.
81 Water Street, Skowhegan. Me. 4wli
SUMNER Is COMING-Wil store
Your pungs or sleighs at reasonable
price, Henry \. Thomas Dyer s. =
Skowhegan. TIL
WANTED-Ladies $l.00 dozen max
ing aprons at home, we pay you. Send
stamped reply envelope for particulars.
Globe supply Co. Hornell. y. Y. 4wl1'
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE at a bar
gain. Fine condition. Recently over
hauled and painted. Can be seen at
the Skowhegan Garage. Would eN-
change for good driving horse. w. IL.
Wildes. TIL
AGENTS W ANTED-Male or female.
M experience needed Ia earn big i'll
come Gsed in every home, Send for
our 1911 winner Eastern Novelty
CO. Postoftiee Building, PhoeniNville.
Pa. 4wl1e
WOOD-Dry stove wood for sale.
strictly cash Payment al time of de-
livery NJ Il. HeseltOn. tf17
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Several tried varieties. strong Vigor-
GUS plants. Pausies ready now. Pc
onies. several varieties asters, tomato
plants, etc. in their season w. i.
Bailey. l FairTieW Ave, Skowhegans
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District No. 1
Scion. Bingham, Embden, New Port
land, and all places north of these
tnWns eXcept Brighton and MaYtield

Miss stella D. hin. Bingham 5000
Miss katherine Holt Bingham 900
Clarence l., button. bingham 5000
Archie Adams. Scion 1000
Miss Ruth Manson. Solon 5000
Mrs Beulah Walker f. y. Portland
5000
Miss Florence Emery, l. y. Portland
5000
Miss Vivian Luce. Somerset 5000
Leroy Morton. Somerset 5000
Mrs. Fred MagOOn. SCION 1000
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Portable Mill and Timber Land

WANTED TO BUY--Green Mountain
Lumber Co. SO State St, Boston, Mass
tia
all kinds of dry stove wood. VIII
deliver in lots of one-half cord or more
Also one Gray thresher, two-horss
power. one gasolene engine few bar
rel churns, second hand wagons, har.
ness. etc Inquire at office on Island
Ave- or of ]. w. Steward at Skowhe-
gan Lumber Co. tai
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AGENTS v%NTED-MaIe or fema
YER Nv nEnRN rLANTs EoR sALt.

WOOD-DrX stove wood for sale.
strictly cash Payment al time of de-
livery. NJ. b. Heselton. tf17
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FOR Substituting and half acre
land in Athens village. Buildings CON
hen-house. NJ. II. Elliott. Bingham
Me. tf9
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POSITION wANTED-At
WHITE wYANDoTTE-Eggs

camp or hotel for man and wife Bot
accust omed to hotel work. Indepen
dent Reporter Employment Agency II
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setting. VIII produce strong hard
chicks. Raised from best strain in n
T. Delivery after April 18th. Write
or call. Carl Curtis. Madison Ave
Skowhegan, Me. tfl2
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WOMAN COMPETENT AS COOK
and laundress wanted in Bangor family
PAY $500 per week. Give references
Independent Reporter Employment Ac>
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FOR SALE--On easy terms The H. II
TUFTS property corner of North and
Leavitt SITS. Apply to The First Ma
tional Bank, Skowhegan. tf12
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FARM MANAGER WANTS JOB-
Competent in every way Best OF re.
ferences. Address Independent Report
er Employment Agency. tf5l
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CRYSTAL WHITE ORPINGToV
Eggs for setting. 800 and $500 nas
Is, and b. =. Rocks (Orono strait
81 90 per IS. Scott Robinson, IL Leu
Witt St, Skowhegan, Me, N. T.. To-
1l7-1l. TIA
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