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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-13

THE MODARD CORSET AND
Ladies Specialties for sale. not found
in stores. Drop postal and Will call.
Mrs. T.. NJ, Bailey, S Weston St SkoW-
hogan Island Avis
\ HOUSEK EEPER IN FAMILY or
three by widoWer 30 years old, father
end small boy age 4 Lady with child
over years of age preferred, as II
could be company for my boy. VIII be
a oxford Hotel Skowhegan, until
time address Walter H. Maynard,
lockwood, Me. tbs
FOR SALE-Farm and large lumber
lot. situated In Cornville, miles
from Skowhegan, l mile from East
Madison, store, two saw mills. Con-
sisting of 200 acres land, buildings.
moving land, pasture and lumber lot,
spruce, hemlock and pine. VIII sell
farm and wood lot separate from lam
her lot If desired. Lumber lot large
enough to interest parties with port
able mill. Inquire of Myrton l., Den
mis-. r. f. d. I, Skowhegan Me. Farm
ers Phone, Athens, 2-5. 4w1A'
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY.
buy near good markets in the most
prosperous city in Maine Write or
call and see some of my good bar
gains. II. t Hanson, 1865 Main St.
Waterville. 16wl4'
POTATO FARM FOR RENT-t15
acres level land, no stones; one mile
from depot and potato house at Nor
ridgewock, Me. No machinery on
farm Terms $3.50 per year Apply to
Rev. F. Hess. Jamison city, Col Co,
Penna. 2w14
FARM FOR SALE IN ST. ALBANS.
One mile from Hartland village For
particulars inquire of Geo. f. Wilbur,
Hartland. 4wii'
HORSES FOR SALE-Several good
horses, from 1900 to 1850 lbs Write
to or call on VIM. Z. Jones, The
Forks, Me. 4w14'
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DEATH OR MRS. W.
II. HESELTON
Passed Away Monday at the Famil,
Residence on Water Street

Mrs Henrietta NJ. Gage Heselton,
away Monday afternoon at the family
home after an illness dating back TO
January. The end was unexpected.
although one week before her death
she sustained a paralytic shock. Had
she lived until the 22nd of this month
she would have been IS years of age
The funeral ceremonies are being held
from the house this forenoon at Il
a. m. with Rev. George Merriam of
the Bethany Baptist Church as the
officiating clergyman. Her husband
survives, but the only son of the
union passed away in infancy.
Mrs. Heselton was born in this
town. the daughter of the late Isaac
Gage. In January, 1875, she and Mr.
Heselton were married and although
The couple always referred to SEo#-
hogan as home, nine years of their
welded life was passed in the west,
residing in Iowa and the Dakotas dur
ing their absence. Three more years
were spent in the south, in the States
of Kentucky, Tennessee and Ala
bama. but for about twelve years
they have lived here. having been
delightfully."- located in their charming
residence at the corner of Water
street and North avenue. The de
ceased was not a member of any re
ligious denomination. but had been
an attendant at the Universalist
Church, when services were he'd
there. She had during the past year
become member of the Town I'm
proyement Society, but her health had
not allowed her to attend many of the
meetings Many friends gained
through almost life times residence
here are mourning Mrs Heseltons
passing and condole most sincerely
with the bereaved husband in his sor-
row
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

Continued from Column , this Page)
spine twisted and head hurt. The
plaintiti claims that the company was
negligent in setting him at work in
an unsafe place without his knowl-
edge of the machinery which caused
the injury to him. The testimony
was begun upon Tuesday morning.
Kolaseu, who is terribly crippled was
carried bodily to the witness stand to
testify in his own behalf. In opening
he stated his name in somewhat brok-
en- English and gave his birthplace as
Austria Hungary. He came to Amer
lea in 1910. landing in New York He
went to Madison where one or more
of his relatives were already located
and whore he secured employment
with the company against whom the
suit was brought
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LITTLE TRUMP" AT OPERA HOUSE
BY Numerous Requests 1t VIII BE
Reproduced Thursday Evening,
Alril %

Little Trump" the comedy, with
Airline F. Burnor in the leading role
which was lately staged in Grange
Hall with such admirable results
that it IS to be repeated again April
q in tie Skowhegan Opera House
under the auspices of the First Maine
Regiment Band, Military Dept, the
Maccabees. The members of the cast
which are made up of the Skowhegan
Dramatic Club need no introduction
for they have scored many successes
in the past as our best local amateurs.
Music furnished by the Maccabee
Orchestra of len pieces. Admission
25c and 35c. Band concert in front
of Opera House at 100 Thursday
evening. Special car from Madison
at o'clock, returning after play,
fare Csc round tril.
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ALL FASCINATED BY
WOMEN'S HAIR
With a Little Attention Hair Beauty
Can be Quickly Doubled

Nearly every woman who has an
ordinary head of hair can by giving
it just little attention have luxur-
liant hair, soft, fluffy and radiantly
beautiful.
It's a good thing to know this be-
cause hair preparations that put life
and lustre into dull looking hair are
scarce, but it is a fact known to
nearly every druggist that Partisan
Sage, a delightfully."- clean and re-
freshing tonic not only will make
your hair look 100 per cent better.
but will quickly stop it from falling.
rid 1t of dandruff and scalp itch.
Partisan Sage is we'll worth a trial
and G. r. Fogg who disposes of a
great quantity of it will tell you so,
and refund your money if it isn't all
you expect. 2w14
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Yesterday the entire day up until
nearly five o'clock was spent ON the
case In the morning Mike Jacobs
was placed on the witness stand in
behalf Of the plaintiff aud also Dr.
Wadsworth. Kolasen himself was also
recalled For the defense there were
no witnesses, the deposition OF
Charles Heald being read. as the only
testimony in the companys behalf.
No especially new features were in
troduced in the case, the defence
being largsly that Kolasen was careless
and negligent at the time of the ac-
cident. Judge Newell voiced an able
argument for the company from their
standpoint, and Mr.. Gould for Kolasen
made an eloquent appeal for the
crippled lad. Judge Hanson reserved
his charge until this morning.
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Harry Harris, prominent Canaan
citizen. was in Skovhegan Tuesday,
leaving here for business trip to the
Capitol City.
Omar Beaulieu, who is attending
business college in Augusta, but who
was member of the Warrington trip
party. returned to Augusta Tuesday
to resume his studies.
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DR.. A. B. Borden, who has lately
returned from the State Hospital at
Augusta, where he has been under in
yestigation, was before Judge Han
son and retracted his plea of not
guilty to intoxication, pleading gull
ty to the charge. Sentence was con-
tiGed. The case of Ezeard Laroch-
ellie against James Sands which was
assigned for Tuesday has been en-
tered neither party no further action,
as has the case of Eva Pellote
against Mr. Sands The case of Jos.
Baillargeon against Tells Roderique
was continued while the case of
Gould A. Porter and II. Herbert
Marston against Harry L. Hilton was
entered neither party no further ac-
ton. In the matter of Viles ct al,
Pet'rs for Part. against Chas. H.
Clark, Helen c Wentworth and 9th
ers, commissioners are to be appoint
ed.
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Monday VAS quiet day in the
Court room. \ drawn jury was en-
panelled during the forenoon to serve
on the case of John Kolasen against
the Great Northern Paper Co. in
which suit was brought for $4,000,
the members afterwards being sent to
the plant of the defendant company
at Madison to view the premises
where the accident over which the
case arose had its origin 1t will be
recalled that this case was partially
tried at the fall term of court in 1915
at which time exceptions were taken
which were sustained by the law
Court. 1t was between A and 5
from their investigation and the case
was then opened by Maurice 2. Mer-
rill, Esq, of Skowhegan, who with
Hon. S. W. Gould were the attorneys
for the plaintiff. The counsel for the
Great Northern Paper Co. were Judge
Newell and Chas Carter, ESQ., of
Lewiston. Suit was brought to re-
cover damages for injuries received
by Kolasen, while he was employed
as a painter by the Great Northern
Co. 1t seems he was painting at the
time of the accident in the screen
room of the Pulp Company's mill and
while there came in contact with the
collar and set screw of a shaft As
a result he received injuries which
neeessitated the amputation of one
leg both of these members and the
arms as well having been broken
! CONTINUED on Column g. this Page }
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In the case of G. II, Rhoades
against P. H. Cromwell both of Har-
mony, action was brought to recover
on a promissory note for $64 given
for forty days and dated July 10, 1915
The testimony was heard Friday and
Saturday morning the case was TAX
en- from the jury and was defaulted
Attorneys were j. Howard Haley of
Hartland and VIM II. Halves of
Skowhegan respectively.
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,.f.9 -" - no." @ea organ, hetn
Hrr5r 8 Din, = 81 III
- ''r ~ "i2'
I'll. >'i tD DE-, TREES FOR SAhE for
SPrihe seltiHs' mapie. elm Aheut on"
s4s, iionrS - - ne p'i1 l,ftlN ersu
a, a., aN" ,'.l =" - @a'4 or Tor 81
ilai1 i"h9 NE ar Tel 5-l2 canaan.
uorouuo,r ,T.,kEuoon ,,oo
sale. Aso one Concord wagon. one
express wagon and one surrey. Bar
gain prices. L. b. Curtis Island ave
nue. SkeWhcgan. 4w15"
TWO G00D TEAMS FOR SALE
Each made up of driving horse, har-
sfS6 anne ANA oTH5s ie b 81 T for ~
III. ,tGar ,oart6 s5Eo ,,,d nv nc
%sfo H. II Nt,rFiii s;itu,y ii,9
10 9'0 T. ~ ~ t7N'" ~ = - r
SECOND HAND, ALL WOOL VI
pet Tor sale. y YARDS worm ; ~
VIZ S'a Tor %. MIS- Ava y. 49,
dan. II 10
ENT{4 FINE DRAFT HORSE Isot,
All tsfar Station. 10 Years. old 80
lbs. Excellent stock horse good work.
err gentle sound and KIND, Ma -
seen at my farm Bgrfia i'ill ~
ridEeWaeE FARMERS IetepI'"hf. *.
''i'" ~ 1'''2 .,..#..
FOX >Nht'--bHH NN98d"'16s " #t1''
orpinFlan. and l{utt'reaP r447. i9f
matching. g H. Nlsu". - SiIArI -
NaterNilIe, Me. 'N -
,,nn SNIIe-e..td4 r4r tHc farm.
hest quality. fly ~ QUO IT, : =. a.
,ialllyS5, ii'A' ~ 'iia -
NalefFliIe' Nc -
FOR S,LE-A raq more Cvphers in
,ubatnre ana SuppI4es Prutts Chick
Food Tie Vieuc Harness " carriage
49, H. 5iJ.,r q Iy.t.rVfII. NJ ivV15t
palm l,13ntrr brand NV: viii soil
rei-, cbeap ms W. ARE going uut of the
fmplomc6f hgeIlre4 Tn Nipue fIar-
49, A. gorrfaa, ea II Silver 81.
WaiorytIIe Ne IwI5r
W ANIIaD-A rrHahIr man To- "-z.a
i'm market garden WORK. - 800
regular farmer \" Sm"hth-
Henry lan'S, Port ahd' Me. -
r,T,XrS EITHER SEN,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-13

Saturday court remained in session
all day, contrary to usual custom and
the time was occupied largely in a
couple of cattle cases in which suit
was brought by Cyrus f. Walker
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-13

Occupying the attention of the
court on Friday after the case of
York VS.. Wyman was the trial of
Wilson Lowe vs., Frank Langlois,
both parties being residents OF
Shawmut George Chapman Esq,
appeared for Mr. Lowe and f. w.
Clair of Waterylle for Mr.. Langlois.
Mr.. Lowe claimed damages from Mr..
Langlois for assaulting him, the plain
tiff alleging that the defendant had
struck him on the jaw with his fist
on the twentieth day of November.
1t seems that the trouble arose over
a cow belonging to Mr.. Lowe getting
out and trespasing upon land of Mr..
Langlois. Verdict returned for plain
tiff in sum of $3166.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
CONTINUED from First Page

Continued from First Page
on the same. Mrs. York claimed that
Mr. Wyman agreed to pay her for the
board of the mon Mr.. Wyman
claimed that he did not, and that as
he was simply handling MI Yorks
estate, the men really were working
for Mr. York, who was boarding
them. The verdict was returned il
favor of the plaintiff in the sum OF
$10912 The attorneys were Merrill
& Merrill, plaintin. and Geo. W.
Cover for the defense
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diately for best hotels. highest wages.
chefs. pastry and 2nd cook. kitchen.
dish and chamber maids Book your
names now for best summer hot"is
Apply by letter or phone 10 Maine
Hotel Agency. 80 Main ST. Bangor.
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berry plants are hardy and heavy
IS each of early and late
also 80 medium for soc; fifty
for Pc. 100 everbearers 5000; fifty
S. 50 Write Harry 4. Elliott Hart
laad. NJ. 4Wll'
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LIVE POULTRY AND JUNK WANT

ed. can pay sixteen cents per
pound for good hens. The market of
junk is down. There is no definite
price as yet, but l will pay the high
est market price. If you have any
junk let me know by mail or phone. or
bring 1t to the shop. Iron 35c per
hundred. J. S. Goldberg, 9 Heseiton
St, Skowhegan. Office hours from 6
a. m. to p. m. n. e Phone 116-1l:
TIA
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The case of Mrs NJ. l. Fuller OF
Hartland against Henry Baker OF
Hartland, which is an action for
house rent has been continued. On
the unassigned list the two cases of
Eugene f. Burns against Alfred
Crocker and Alton L. Libby and that
of Dr. l.. A. Dascombe against +. +.
Sturteyant have been continued
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-13

Monday forenoon County Attorney
Thomas a. Anderson took up the
criminal docket and arraiened Hector
Beurbe of lockwood against whom an
Indictment had been returned for en-
toring the store of 5. and A. L. Gau-
Diet at lockwood in the night and
taking therefrom a quantity of arti-
cles. including knives. jewelry, pipes,
etc. together with $S in money.
Beurbe pleaded guilty to the charge
and he was remanded to Jail to await
sentence All of the stolen property
was reported as having been recoy-
cred. Andrew Petley of Arson, who
was indicted for assaulting his wife,
Maude petley. with intent to kill
pleaded not guilty and stated that he
had procured counsel He was alsc
remanded to Jail. The following
cases on the criminal docket were
continues: State vs.. Geo. Gagnon;
State VS.. Thomas Fountaine for non
support; State VS.. Martin Stafford
for uttering forgery; State VS.. Julian
L. Nichols, aplt, eoncealing mort
gagged property. 4 large number Of
other cases on the docket were
placed ON file although several We're
mol pressed. including those of the
State against Frad Baker (yolating
game law; b. Weiner, Louis Ber-
nard { aplt; John Spauldng, apt
Cruelty to animals); Cyrus Walker
(cruolty TO animals); Owen Oliver.
apt. assault and battery; Geo +
Sylvester. apt, gambling house,.
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against Jerry Wentworth of Arson.
The attorneys were James II. Thornt
and W B. Brown and Judge Chas. o.
Small, Madison attorneys. Went
worth it seems took ten head of cat
Tie To winter for Walker and refused
10 give the animals up until he
could get his pay for attending to the
same Mr. Walker claimed they were
kept so poorly that he was entitled
10 damages rather than to pay for the
keep. The defense vas that the con-
tract had been that The cattle should
be maintained on cheap hay and
straw. Action IN the second case
VAS for damage and in the latter
verdict was returned in the defend
ants favor in the sum Of SS6 no YER
dict being returned in the first case.
Tho case OF Thomas G Lord and
Lewis CasVcll against Gallon S Pond
has been dcfaulted and the ease of
William J. Nolan against Fred Chap
man has also been The case OF
Maurice Adams. aplt against Israel
Hode edou has been continued and
the Walter " Davis VS. Isaac j JET
fors. assigned for Saturday has been
set ahead for attention later in the
torn.
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ivy cAsm FOR AnLn mEIrEne.

IaTNes or 0tNer animals IT UoeI pUr-
poses Write me- what yaa lave .
l.. MITCHELL Il. +. II. No > Skowhe.
gall. IWl2*
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.TIII LITTLE GIFT SHOP

WaIcrlIIlo. Nainc makts Il sprcIaHN
Of artistic picture framing Easter
cards. Italian Baskets and dishes
Mail orders promptly filled. Iiurtcuse
L. BoWman WaterYiIle, Me Nv -
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Each mad up OF driving horse, harr-
ness and buggy. One Of them is worth
$3.50 and you may have it for 500.
The other is worth $3.50 and my price
is $40 T. H. Morrill, Skuwhegau.
~ .,
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comb White Leghnrn from the cele-
hratcd poultry farm in Mass. 10 eggs
$i0O from enc year old hens. Mrs.
Ernest Moody. Skowhegau T. f. u.
IN & twill
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AEcnNn mAND. MI MnoL -

pet for -alc. - yards worth ; TO-
viii sell for 81 Mrs. IVA Y. SEcri-
dan. tf1J
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sale. lal2 model Splendid condition.
starter. extra tires. power pump and
Complete witt electric lights and
Chains Cash price So. Or f. Q
sawyer. SkeWhegan. TIA
COLLIE Pups FOR SALE. ! weeks
old L. l. Warren. Bagrill Hill road.
Nurridgewock Me. BoX 265. 4wli+
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MOTORBOA AT INI<EN OOD, ron

sale. Also one Concord wagon. one
express wagon and one surrey Bar
gain prices. +. Il. Curtis, Island ave
uue. SkoWhcEan 4w15~
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GRADE moLsrEIN nrLL MANrrn

Sot less than 10 months nor more
than two years of age. Give fun
description and price in first letter.
" II. Bean. Gerard. Somerset County.
NE 2w15"
COOK WANTED-About ,prn 1st
Apply by letter, stating experience
and wages expected to X. r. NJ care
independents Reporter Co trio
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Tie standard varieties. Glen Mary,
senator. Dunlap aud sample. ScVerd!
newer varieties Also ASPARAGUS
plants. Willis \ Bailey SNewhegan.
4w14t
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10 have large. copper tun0oI Which
l offer for sale. with Chamois skin
for s1.00. If to be sent by
mail, add 25c for packing and postage
L. r. Patten. tia
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For sale feet beam pine planked
and copper riveted. CHARTERED oak
trimmings II. Z. Ferro engine.
Carol &. Goodwin Skowhegan iwI2
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SEND rs Sl.0O md WE Win
send you by parcel post. paid. ten
pound box of our Petite Brand abso-
lutely homeless pure cod fish. Money
back if not satisfactory. Canadaway
Fish Co, SO Bromfeld ST. Boston.
4w14t
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sprIng setUng. maple. elm Ahout one
at skowhrgan a 81 each or for 81.
or dozen for So. l.. II Lancaster
IIartlaud. Me. Far Tel 3-t2 Canaan.
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0NE rNln MnIrN MAnnITs. oNN
WE nrEEn e rACkErs spENcER

par aanea pigs. one pair goats,
wanted. ADDRESS Walter H. Maynard
EorL< wood Me 2w14+
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-Sin


comb White Leghorn Eggs. Is for 75c.
strong eggs from two year old hens.
Willis \. Bailey. Skowhegan. iw14
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WANTED-Thorough experienced
farmer one that can furnish best of
references To work my farm on shares.
Would consider leasing to right party.
Geo. H. futile Smthfield. tits
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MNN AID MIEE MANTED ON
MAINE rAnMs1 Nonk ANn CuM-

berland Counties. / acre to 400 acres,
prices $3.50 to $4,000 II you want to
buy farm in this section we can
suit you. To purchasers who pay
$4,000 or more we pay return fare to
any point In Maine II You are from
missouri" let me show you. Phone
$40. l.. A. Payne. No. COS Fidelity
Building, Portland, Me
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pnin ~ have m haUd ono nov iiII'
model M. Is. 750-lh capacity tnitr,t
states cream Separator nat We vii
close out at bargain. Depot - ore
Stanley. Harlow X Hight CO. Mao S -,
Nj - -
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= c. Il 7. Ktd, eNIra IHTSt, UaTk Ttu
ing ease; postage paid anywhere I'm
Maine \ few more good cockerels, 81
T. O. b. j. a. Blake, Pennington, Me
4x.-f A
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Gilmore FOR sale. rs I'M sood TUH1ITIE
order viii be sold very low cash
or good note, or will exchange Tor
livestock l.. q. Frederick, N"fildEt
Work ~ -
FINE hay HORSE FOR SAhE-ll 10y
lbs MARKER and driver Sound and
kind. viii sell at a bargain Holt &
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AGENT FOR CYPmERs' INcuuA-

TORS Hovers and fun line of poultry
outfits, feeds and supplies. Repairs
promptly furnished Carol G
GondMin. SkoMhrgnn. If12
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XEnSpER'S UNABRIDGED Die

Ii0narY for sa7e- FNCeTeII V0TI -
hv marcel post. add 35c for packing
and postage. Roland r Patten Skowy--
hegan. ''
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NAINm rn ANNnINCE no THE

public that | have opened paint shop
in the rear of the Dunlap Laundry
over Willie Ronfour's blacksmith shop
and / am now ready to do all kinds of
general house painting and paper
hanging furniture repairing and re
painting. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
James H. Galway, Tel. 1913. 4wl4
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FIVE PASSENGER HUDSON Auto

make big money this spring canvass
ing our Washable Justices Mops Dust
Cloths, etc. Now is just the time to
start. Enormous profits. Light con
genial work. The Agents Speciality
Supply Co, Belfast, Maine. 2w14F
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all round man. neither drinks, smokes
or chews; can do any Find of work
Would like position with elderly peo-
PIE. J. Williams. Skewhegau, Me
4 f. = No. 3, Box 10 tWl4'
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WE OFFER IN RELIABLE SEEDS

and well hlIed packeIs, Ten pa!keVs
vegetable seeds including packet
Cauliower seed. worth alone 15c, all
for 25c. Ten packet flower seeds in
Gliding Asters and Nebenas zoe.
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