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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-09
Amarded Erenoh MedaI.

John LaBoon, who served with the
A, ~ f. eleven months has returned
to his home in Chickasha. lie was
with the seth Engineers and saw
duty IN the front areas for eight
months His job was the operation
of search lights spotting the Ger
man airplanes. For this service he
received a special letter Of com
mendation from the French com.
mafider and will also receive a med
al from the French government for
gallantry In action. l
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bers requested to be present and Wis
itlng members invited.
CAPITAL OIL CONFERENCE
TO CONVENE AGAIN FRIDAY
lxIrn. 81. I.,.stn,. nHnra o rItr,. -. L.

washington, May 8.--The confer.
ence between Usage oil and gas res
sees at the office of Indian Com.
missioner Sells after being in ses.
sion all day recessed late this after,
noon and win meet again Friday In
the meantime the commissioner will
draw up tentative agreement
which the conferees win discuss
9&ep they are recppvened- Most Of
the Oklahoma men left for New
York tonight. Practically all Of the
so Oklahoma men spoke at one time
or another, it being a free confer
ence today.
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Club Gives Dance.

The "Steppng-ten9 club will be
the hosts to several of their friends
az dance to be given tonight at
the Armory hall, Walter White.
president of the club, announced
This morning. The high school
Jazz Band" directed by Miss Or
lima Minnett will furnish the music
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Enne
FOR HATcHING

Our members have all standard
varieties. Prices $3.50 per setting
up. Ask for list of members, to
gether with varieties. Cut out the
scrubs and raise good chickens; it
costs no more. "More and better
Poultry for Grady county"
GRADY COUNTY POULTRY
FEDERATION.
Arthur Ersland, Sec'y.
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That the 9Oth Division IS to sail
from France soon, is indicated in a
letter received today from Eugene
LaBoon, who is member of that
organization. The letter states that
orders are issued for the Goth to
begin preparing for the trip home on
May 49, This may mean, it is point
ed out that they will sail a few days
after that date
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NOTICE TO TELEPHONE SUB.
ScRlBERS.

New directories have been deliv-
cred. If you failed to receivg copy,
Telephone 1900 and copy will be
sent.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELE.
PHONE CO. SGT
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Eastern Star Meeting Tonight.
There viii be regular meeting o.
the Order of the Eastern Star to-
night at the Masonic hall. All mem.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-17
Read This Adv.
CAREFULLY SELECTED usT

CAREFULLY SELECTED LIST
lsls w. Fourth ST.. Q rooms porch. bath
neat gas. cement cellar; possession so
ALSO
$50 w. Fourth ST.. 6 rooms. porch. bath.
neat, cement cellar; possession so days
ALSO
1905 w. Eighth ST., 10 rooms, heat, gas
bath, etc.
ALSO
1870 Van Buren, St, rooms. bath. heat,
gas, porch.
ALSO
200 n. Lincoln ST.. q rooms. front and
back porch, hot water heat, bath, etc
ALSO
n. z. Cor. Eighth aud Morrow Ste, 7
rooms, gas, cellar. water, $500.
ALSO
S02 w. cath st.. rooms. bath, gas,
Apply for complete listing az what we
are advertising today Is only a partial list.
MUNDY & CO.,
Bell Phone 714G. 700 Market 81.
Real Estate, Rents Mtgs. Insurance
Open Evenings Until o O'Clock.
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no Sell MORE LOTS
OUT AT MINQUIDALE
]. W. Holloway Co. to AS
sist BODYBUILDING
Campaign
s WITHIN SHORT
DISTANCE OF CITY

The J W. Holloway Company, with
,flccs in the Equitable Building, has
opened its summer sale of building lots
10 Miuquadale. over 1900 lots in this
seyclopment have already been sold and
Me company plans to sell the remain
og 500 lots within The next few weeks.
Win The government urging every
mage Garner TO buy a lot and build a
home. with rents Increasing daily, with
building materials being now available
pm account of the close OF the war, the
Holloway Companys plan, which en-
hhles every man or woman 70 purchase
home site al the rate Of s. down and
n a week. win prove a boon to a great
asny families.
That Wilmington is growing no one
uoubts, and the man or woman who
Invests a few dollars today in Whining
ton real estate is not likely TO make a
very big mistake, many shrcwd persons
assert
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sharing in government is good eiti-
yenship. Buy w. :. :.
MIDDLETOuN PLAYS GRACE TODAY

MIDpLETOWN. Del, May i7.-The
newly organized Middletown baseball
team Will play its first game OF the
season when Il meets the Grace team
- Wilmington here today The Grace
team Is managed by "Tubby" Gallagher
and has an especially strong lineup
for This season. Gallagher has sue
ceeded in landing such Delaware Col
lsse stars as the Carter boys and many
old sinners, such as Llvermore and
others. lins is the team that would
Ike 70 make the additional member
~ ne Dcl-Atgr League. Middletowu
has succeeded in inducing most OF her
Old stars 20 sign and an exceptionally
last game IS expected
Lefty Finn, AliddleioNns marvel %
vii DO mound duty, while big Carson
I Segelhen viii be on the receiving end
Ike Gibbs. win cover FIRST base. Walker
second, B Gibbs shorisiop. Hukiu
sllird. while the Outfleld will be tsken
care of by Wallace. Ellison and Vim
Yard. Jacobs. Dickson. Jolls. r. Vim
yard and others will be in reserve.
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Special 20 The Evening Journal.
ODESSA, May A.. APPOINTMENT
Tribe Of Imp. Order Red Men. No. 2i
win attend services In a body on sun
day morning in st. paul's NJ. Z. Church,
when The pastor Of the church will
preach a special sermon.
Miss Helen Sparks has returned from
visit with Wilmington friends--Nliss
Mildred Phillips, OF Wilmington, visited
her parents here this week.-Mrs.. Joseph
Heller and daughter Elizabeth, have
been guests of friends near Wilmington
Mrs. Alfred Kitchens has guests from
Washington. D. C.-Mrs. Q. c. Stevens
has been visiting friends near Chester
town, Nd.
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ian 10 The Evening journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MIDpLET0WN. May i7-There viii
be an Entertainment at The New Century
Club next Thursday evening for Me
benefit OF the Fifth and sixth grades OF
the public schools. There will be a
play IN four acts. THE Cali Of The
Flag" given by the senior class Of the
Chestertovn, Md High School. also a
male quarielte. Pools Orchestra viii
furnish music.
The annual service OF old ST. Angus
tine. Md. will be held on May p in the
afternoon. A clergyman from TIE Do
ccsc Of Easlon, Md, viii preach the
sermon.
The new Nirglnian Theatre opened %
The public on Thursday evening, with
moving pictures.
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REAL EsTATE-roR SALE.

OK BUILDING LOTS IN ELsMERE
y Phone loi5-J. Apply d. S. Lyman, Els
mere. mayS-12t.
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JUBILEE CONVENTION
AT MILTON CHURCH

special TO The evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, May IA dance will
he given in the Peoples" Theatre Thurs
day night Of next week Tho Milford
Negro Jazz Band will furnish music.
The Jubilee Convention of The W. C..
r L. viii be entertained in Goshen NJ
L. Church, Milton. Wednesday OF next
week by The Milton Union. The local
nnion viii be represented by Mrs G..
frank Jones, Mrs. H. 4. Johnson, Mrs.
j W. Wilson and Mrs. a. p. Townsend.
Mrs Alfred Wilgus has opened the
Delaware House at Rehohoih Beach for
the spring and summer season.
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EoR sALE-Two LOTS AT COLONIAL
L Park. Address 81. Evening Journal
Ofhce. mayi0-6t
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Will AITEND SERVICES.

Niske your money arrow for you
Work for peace. Buy w. =. =
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SCHOOL ENIERTAINMENT.

4 real share In government Is the
rsscnco OF democracy. Buy w. ). \
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FOR SALE
Fielder & Ripka

Sixth and Tatnall SITS.
n & A. 1915. Open Evenings
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BE . personal partner of Uncle sam.
BUY w :. :
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NOR SALE RESTAURANT AND I.oDG'
l. ing house. Apply 1e6 King 81.
msy130t.
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SAW WILL MACHINERY ron SAIL

Steam EngineS. SteAm BolTcrs. Nam
crs. gang cdgers. shaftiuE. boxes.
pull"YS aud betting These goods can
b. bought at a low price, Clair MIC
Lellan. WatervilIe lWlG'
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THURSDAY, APRIL u. 1919
YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO
SHOW YOUR PATRIOTISM.

Let's Get Together and Put II over.
The United States government AT
fords another opportunity for sub
scribing 10 liberty bonds this time for
the "Virtory' Liberty Loan. Although
billions OF dollars were raised
by the Fighting Fourth Liberty
Loan the last OF October, few persons
realize that the government had used
all Of the money before the close Of
the first week in December Vic
tory is not yet paid for The cost of
maintaining our army and navy until
all OF the boys over There" return
home will be enormous, and tho i'm
mense contracts and obligations in
Cured by the government must be set
tied The "Victory' Liberty Loan is
for this purpose and Skowhegan's
quota is $2l5 200 We subscribed
S324900 in the Third Liberty Loan
and 1926 $50 in the Fourth Surely
our allotment of only S2l5 ,2Op IN the
Victorious Fifth viii be taken without
delay.
The bonds will he issued 10 run Tor
four years and bear interest at the
rate of "a per cent, payable semi
annually Subscriptions may be
placed through any Of the banks and
payments made in cash or by easy
instalments Everyone is now so ia
miliar with Liberty Bonds that the
local committee assume it will not be
necessary to make the usual house to
house canvass in this campaign. Com
pany Il did not have to be coaxed to
do their part and a Victory Button
in the lapel of our coat will feel as
large as dinner plate when we
greet them. The investment IA the
safest on earth and the rate OF IN
terest Is more than liberal. This will
be the last popular loan and every
body should he interested 10 sub
scribe
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NOTICE OF FonECLosunr

WHEREAS. samuel " Could and
Nellie l.. Could. his wife both OF
SkoWhepau ia said County. by their
mortgage deed by them severally
signed by the names of 5. W. Gould
4nd %cllie l. Could dated the six
teenth day Of April y. u. 1909, and
recorded IN Somerset Registry of
Deeds in Book 90 Page 2f6. convey
ed to the undersigned Skowhegan
Savings Bank, u corporation organized
and existing by law and located in
sad Skowhcean 4 certain parcel of
real estate situated in vinegar in
thu county Of Somerset bounded and
described as follows \ certain lot
Of land with the buildings thereon
situated on the east side of Middle
street in said Skowhegau, and bound
81 as follows viz, ON thu north by
land Of Clarence Manter, on the east
h. land formerly owned by John y
Colby, on tho south by land of Ned H.
lambert and Maud JeWett. and on the
west by said Middle ST. aud whereas
the condition of said mortgage has
beru broken
Now. THEREFORE, by reason of
lhe breach Of the condition thereof
thu said Skowhcgan Savings BANK
claims a foreclosure Of said mortgage,
and gives this notice for that purpose.
Ahri :. 1919.
SK0WIIEG w SAVINGS BANK.
Bv Carleton +. Merrill,
a41i lis Treasurer
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

In the District Court of the United
states for the District of Maine.
Northern Division
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
TO the Creditors of Alden II. ADAMS
of Athens. In the County or SoHier-
set and District aforesaid. Bankrupt
You are hereby notified that on the
10Th day of March, 1919, the said Al,
den H. Adams was duly adJuaicateu
hantrunt, and that the First Meeting
OF his Creditors will be held at the
Office OF Daniel Lewis Lewis Block X,
SAID District. May 8, 1919, at . O'Clock
in the afternoon. at which time anu
Mace the said Creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint IruSteo,
examine the Bankrupt, and transact
such other business ms may proper ~
come before said meeting
bangor. Maine
April IS. 1919 .r>,
t,y17 Referee In Bankruptcy.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS. samuel W. Could and
N"llie l.. Could, his wife. 10th Of
SkowhcEan in said county by their
mortgage deed by them seVerally
signed by the names of : W. Could
and Nellie l. Gould dated the four
teeuth DAY Of May A. r. 1909 and re
corded in Somerset Registry of Deeds
In Book 40. Page 2S9 conveyed to the
undersigned SHOW hogan Savings Bank
a corporation organized and existing
hY Law and located in said Skowhegan.
a crtain parce lof real estate situated
in Snow hogan In the County of SOM
arsct bounded and described as fol-
Ions \ certain lot Of land situate
IA said SkoWhegan. with the build
mig. thereon, bounded AS follows; TO
VII. Bounded ON thu north by ;. NJ.
Raymond land, and land Of Joseph
i.aCascr. on the east by Nam street
aud hand of S NJ Raymond, on the
south by Land Of Albert r. Jewetti and
on the west 10y land of Webster {.
Savage and Mellen : osborne, con
tanning sevcnty-1vr co. acres, more
OF less and whereas the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken
NOW. THEREFORE,. by reason Of
the breach of the condition thereof
thu said SkoWhegan Savings Bank
claims e foreclosure of said mortgage.
and gives this notice for that purpose.
April {. 1919
SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK,
by Carleton T. Merrill
3WIJ Its Treasurer
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STATE OF MAINE
Public Notice
NOTIFICATION OF RULES AND
REGULATIONS OF THE DEPART
MENT OF INLAND FISHERIES
AND GAME

SO much of the rules and regula-
tons of the Department OF Inland
Fisheries and Game promulgated on
June LIST. A d. 1917, as prohibits fish
ing in that portion Of Witham brook
Ga tributary to Great Embden pond
which is in the town of Concord, in
the county of Somerset. in accordance
with the general law of the State, on
Saturday of each week, Is hereby re-
pealed
These regulations shall take effect
May LIST, A. D. 1919.
WILLIS f. PARSONS
Commissioner of Inland
Fisheries & Game.
Dated at Augusta, Maine, this l4th
dav of March, A. d. 1919. 3wl5
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PROBATE NOTICES
TO All Persons Interested in Either ~
the Esfntes Hereinafter Named

At Probate Court held at Skowhe-
gan In and for the County OF Somer-
SCI on the twenty-second day of April
In the year of our Lord one thousand
adjournment from day to day from
the second Tuesday of said Apr
The following matters having bee7
presented for the action thereupo
hereinafter indicated. it is hereb
Ordered
That notice thereof be given to q
persons interested, by causing a COPY
OF TINS order to be published thrrr
weeks successfully in the Independent
reporter, newspaper published a.
may appear at a Probate Court to b.
held at SkowheGan on the second
Tuesday of May A D. 1919, at
nine OF the clock in the forenoon, an
be heard thereon if they see cause.
N'''r l.; Hilton. late of Arson, d.
ceased VIII and petition for proba
thereof, presented by Erwin e. Hilte
ne executor named therein withou
bond. Marie Marguerite Helena, Jo-
seph Louis Phillip. Joseph John Lo-
rice Joseph Omer Charlie, and Marie
amanda Germaine Thebarge all
Madison. minor wards. Guardias Pr
1ii'ns Tor license to sell certain r. .
estate of said wards. situate in Mao
son ia sad county Of Somerset, for
nnfhoSe Of placing the proceeds at j.
LAtR A J. p. Adams. late of Palm.
ra, deceased. Final account of execu-
Witness. CHARLES Q: SNAIL
Judge of said court, at SkowhegaS
ms twenty second day of April in /
year of our Lord one thousand MIN
PHO STEWARD,
Register.
true copy.
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RkOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK
Aununl Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the corporal
ors of the Skowhegan Savings Bank
Will be held at the banking rooms OF
said bank on
MONDAY, MAY &. 1919,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. for the
purpose OF electing Board of Trus-
tees of said bank and transacting any
other business that may legally come
before said meeting.
CARLETON l.. MERRILL,
Clerk of the Corporation.
Skowhegan. Maine. April 49, 1919.
2w17
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED
as housekeeper on small farm and
take care of baby 1 liz year old. Two
men and year old boy in family.
Robert Burns. Bingham. AVIS
=. {. Il. l. RED EGGS For HATCH
ING. b eggs 75c; also day old chicks;
Elizabeth +. Taylor 4o4 Madison Ave,
SkoWhegan. 4wlb'
ROOTS AND BULBS OF MEDICIN-
Al and Wild Towering Plants for
sale such as Lady's slipper, Snowy
Orehis. Mandrake. Wild Ginger. Orris,
Golden Seal etc, for fan planting.
George II. oliver. Starks. Me. 4w16'
SEED OATS. EXTRA GOOD, GUAR
ANTEED 10 grow. Free from foul
seed. Price s. per bu order early
as our supply is limited. Inquire
r. T. Pnlsbury Co Benton Sta. Me.
Telephone. Fairfield l. 3wl6s
SOME ONE TO DO FAMILY WASH
ING each week. wanted. Address X
r. NJ. care of independents Reporter
Company tf16
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weighing 40 lbs. to measured bnsb.Y
for sale. Absolutely free from must
ard or kale. Originated by Matn.
EXp. sta and considered by them he
variety ever grown for Maine cond,
tons leo per blu. new bags F.. q +
Newport. ". II. Smith Newport
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,r>k Am LIVE POULTRY WANT

JUNK AND LIVE POULTRY WANT
ED-Highest market prices paid. II
you have anything you wish TO dis
pose OF let me know. Write, teie
phone or bring It to my house. Tele'
phone ca ]. S. Goldberg, 307 Madi'
son Ave. next to Car Barn) SHOW
hogan. tI4e
10 FIT. BIRCH STRAPS WANTED
also 10 IT. drum hoops and It. and u
It. ash hoops at highest market prices
p. w Rowe, Skowhegan. Farmers
Telenhone ia tf33
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puE WELLS uoISE Ron
FARM FOR SALE. NEAR TOWN; :

acres. good buildings. smooth fields
heavily timbered. very fine location
Address 257 Madison Ave-. Skow began
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who has some thoroughbred
Poland China Pigs for sale. Address
George II. Foster Canaan. Me. tfl5
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S'T ATE OF MAINE


Count, of Somerset. ~.
April IL 1919.
Taken this seventeenth day Of April
\ T. 1919. on execution dated March
-. 1919. issued ON a judgment rem
dcrcd by the Supreme Judicial court:
for the county of PiScatauuis IN Sald
State at the term thereof begun and
held on the second Tuesday of March,
\ u. 1919, in favor of Henry Hudson
and Leslie T.. Hudson both of Guilford
in the County of Pscataquis afore=
said co-partners under the hrm name
of II. Hudson n Sons against Anna L.
Smith of Brighton in tho County of
Somerset aforesaid for one hundred
and twenty dollars and thirty-three
cents debt. and sixteen dollars costs
of suit, and will be sold nj puhi1c
auction in the Register of Deeds office
In the Court House at Skowhegan IN
said Somerset County to the highest
bidder on the twenty second day of
May a. u. 1919, at eleven o'clock in
real estate and all the right. tito and
interest. which the said Anna L.
Smith has and had in and to the same
on the thirtieth day of May. a. ID. 1919.
the time when the same was attached
on the writ in the same suit, to wit:
n certain lot or parcel of land tcgeth-
err with the buildings thereon situated
in Brighton aforesaid IL being the
south half OF Lot No. I in the sixth
range containing one hundred acres
more or less; also three fourths of
Lot No. 4. in the nth range in said
Brighton containing one hundred
acres more or less but rescrvinE a
small parcel of land containing about
one acre sold to Henry Lawrence and
about twenty acres on the east side of
Wesserunsett Stream sold to w. j.
Foss. meaning to convey all of the So
called Isaac II. Prentiss farm except
ing the parts reserved and mentioned
above. and being the same premises
decided to the said Anna l.. Smith by
H. w Archibald and J. :. Archibald
by their deed recorded in Somerset
Registry of Deeds in Volume ~ Page
415
JOHN A. MOOERS
3w17 Sheriff of Somerset county.
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ToYAI IlDIMAITY COMPANY


ASSETS DECEMBER 81. 1918
Stocks and Bonds. ST, 4.16?.
Cash in onCc and Bank. 9o9,o09.i IS
AGENTS. balances. 1.32l610.4O
Kills Receivable o25.2U
Interest and Rents. ,9'ss5.4 AZ
All Other Assets. l9b'-5l.o
Cross Assets. $8.622.l31.95
baduct items not admitted, 358.960.52
Admitted Assets. $S,263.l7143
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, l9ls
Net Unpaid Losses. SS'S3o' VIZ W
Unearned Premiums -'oze'fSo' 90
All other Liabilities, 90. $50
Cash Capital, i'VuV'ooo'pv
Surplus over all Liabilities l'lfs'lcz'of
Total Liabilities and Sur
nius $S.263,171 40
WENTWORTH & PLUMMER. Agents
3wl5 Skowhegan. Maine.
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lbs. by Parcel Post in l-2-3 zone -.
AA Sll0, II lbs SI.00; 10 BIB cans by -
| express or freight. $500. case, ~
25 l4-oz Jars, $50
J. Is. MASON, Mechanic Falls. Ne.

DRIVING HORSE tWEIGHT 1000
pounds) for sale or would exchange
for a good work horse. or new milch
COW or one to freshen soon. c. S
Hunnewel. Madison. Farmers Tele.
phone 6-3 S!owhegan. IT'S
WE WILL MAKE An ALLOWANCES
of $500 for any old Ford size tire In
exchange for a new first quality high
grade Hood tire. extra ply fully guar
anteed for $500 miles. We pay all
old tires. Reference, Lewiston Trust
Co. Bell Auto Supply Co, 23s Main
ST., Lewiston. Me. Tel. 2243. It's
DEVELOPING AND FINISHING FOR
amateurs. neatly and promptly done
at The Hun Studio. 81 Water St.
Of town people promptly attended to.
tfe
THE ELLIOT CITY HOSPITAL,
keene. N. H. offers a course of instruc-
ton in medical and surgical nursing
OF ~ years. Salary given. Glasses
now forming For further informa-
ton address Ella McCobb, superin-
tendent 1bv3
PUHEBRED BERKSHIRE BREED
ING stock, both sexes. from 35 to see
lbs. registered and unregistered also
feeders all sizes. price reasonable
Geo. II. futile. Norridgewock. tf52
TRUCKING. SMALL OR LARGE
Joos sooo team, competent and care
tul drlVer. Telephone your orders
anytime. Skowhegan Fire Depart
ment' Engine House, Island Avenue
n. E. Tel. 210. tf5l
CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED
Plants Flowers for all occasions
Say IL with Flowers" When In Wa
terville we invite you to call Mitchell
Flower Store. 144 Main ST., Waterville
Ned IL. Lambert, Water ST., N. f. TIE
3D. Skowhegan Agent, Agents want
ed in other towns 1aw D
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bun for sale, also five var old grade
lIolstcih COW. and 4 loss down Samp-
son manure spreader. ~9@e as new, +
T.. ilurd, Madison. f f u ] Farmer
Telephone. G-21h SAe8h" E.
change. 2WI7