The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-13
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three yoke of fine steers. MI Lev Is
of Sangerylle Was the purchaser.
April 20 the Woman's Club will
have a sale in the club room. Fancy
articles. aprons. hand painted Easter
cards. candy. etc Buy your Easter
presents here and help the civic I'M
proyements. An Easter supper will
ha served AT so 2w14
Bingham Grange held regular
meeting in their hall April :. Not
witbstanding the bad roads quite a
goodly number were present and the
lecturer presented a fine program,
consisting of readings. singing by
the choir and the question, II you
had 500 to invest in stock what
would give the best results me
question was opened by John Say
age. followed by several of the Nom
bers.
Vanilla and Chocolate Ice Cream at
Caswel's. Ia
You will never regret having
honght Glenwood stove or New
Home Sewing machine We sell
goods that do not sell the buyer
Dongans.
Mrs. {. {. Stewart was called 10
Portland by the illness of her
daughtef. Miss Gladys, who was EN-
Moved in the Maine General Hospi-
tal Mrs. Stewart returned last week
bringing her daughter with her.
Saturday Special at Fred ".
PrebIe's 100 lbs. fancy walnuts. ;
lbs for sc and a package OF waters
free with each two pound purchase;
) bushels fancy roasted peanuts, ,
ats for Csc. If you like high
grade, mellow drinking coffee, try
my Every Day Blend at 30c a pound.
Place your orders for walnuts and
peanuts at once. Open evenings.
Miss Helen Wellington assumed
duties as assistant in the high school
last Tuesday after two weeks Vaca-
ton spent at her home in Maiden,
Mass.
The pupils of the senior class
cleared SAB from the drama The
Country Doctor" given last Friday
evening The class think they can now
see their way clear for the Washing
ton trpi and plans are being made 10
start about May 18th.
Bargain Day at Hunnewell's, Sat
urday only. April l5th-Cash only:
4 large grape fruit 25c; | doz. lem
ons lie; lettuce Sc head; cukes &c
each bananas zoe doz. 2 cans lem
on cling peaches 25c; 3 cans peas
25c; bars Light House soap 25c;
cans Wyandotte Cleaning Powder
25c; loaves bread 25c; 3 pkgs. pop
corn 25c; lbs. bulk soda 25c: 3
cuts tobacco 25c; 3 pkgs. Corn
Flakes Use; , pkgs pulled rice 25c; 5
bottles ammonia 25C; lbs. rice 25c;
2 pkgs macaroni Csc; cans toma-
toes 25c; 3 Zoe bags salt 25c; , lbs.
crackers 25c; 3 pkgs. saltnes 25c; 8
lbs cucumber pickles Csc; . lbs
sweet pickles 25c; 3 cans soup 25c;
10c bottles olives 25c; 15c bot
ties l.. & S. Catsup 25c; cans
pumpkin 25c, cans string beans 25c;
. cans shelled beans 25C; 2 jars 25c
clam chowder 24c; glasses jelly
Csc; pkgs. None Such Mince Meat
Csc; pc pork chops 1Sc ID; spices
all kinds pkgs. for Csc Prices for
fresh fish Thursday and Friday. April
20-2l: Halibut steak Ice lb; cod
and hake Sc lb. bake &c.
Regular meeting of Board of
Trade next Monday evening
Jack Shepherd has been very i'll
for the past week with pneumonia
at Mrs. Eta Hollis. Mrs. Addie
Jones is caring for him.
baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hill April 10th.
Dr. p o. Hopkins is now able to
be out.
See the $1.87 gray, and 1925 all
wool worsted blue pants at Donigan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Stoddard and |
Miss Dorothy Stoddard were recent
ly in Whitman. Mass. and while |
there were in attendance at the fun |
eral services of Geo. c. Jenkins, the
leading partner of the American |
Shoe Finding Co
Send us your order for job printing
Mary the little daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs Harold Wing, is much i'm
proved.
Miss Niry Taylor and younger SIS
ter have returned to their home in
after spending week
with their sister, Mrs. Georgia
Ernest Sterling and family have re-
turned to their home at Caratunk.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Robinson are oc-
eupying the rent in the Edwin Robin
son house vacated by Mr.. Sterling.
Our neighbors have tried hard to
get the agency for the famous Glen
wood ranges and Round Oak stoves,
as we have letters to show. People
of Bingham do not go into clubs to
buy a stove. they buy and pay for
what they want. Donigan, Bingham.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. F.
Church met with Mrs. Gertrude Nod
din on Tuesday afternoon of last
week and worked on aprons. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Addie Jones on next Tuesday
afternoon and the ladies will tack a
comforter.
For a few hours Saturday. April
%, $3.50 Economy Carpet Sweepers
will be sold for soc at Donigans.
The c. G. c. was entertained last