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WOmen'S Organization Completed

CONTINUED from Page One)
ure when the speakers arrived The
women OF Iittsfield are probably the
best organized in the county if not in
the State. Their committee have
made an accurate house to house cen
sus of voters. and its no secret that
their chairman knows the politics OF
not only all the women but most OF
the men. Hollis Stitham. the ener-
gotic new town chairman has organic
ed the town as it hasn't been organic
ed since the days of William Dobson
He has been quick and earnest in his
cooperation with the women voters
and the result is a perfect working
committee of men and women.
Friday was a very large Republican
day in Somerset. There were held
splendid meeting in six towns, Nor
ridgewock, Fairfield Centre, Skowhe-
gan North Arson, Athens and Bing-
ham, and all meetings of women, or
ganized by Republican women. The
meetings In Norridgewock and Bing-
ham became young rallies by reason
of the fact that the redoubtable Sen
ator Bert M. Fernald spoke in both
places. The oratory of the senator,
like the waterpower of the Kennebec
cannot be restrained within the walls
of conference meeting. His voice
and eloquence was meant for the ros-
trum. He delivered mastery ora
ton in the afternoon in Grange Hall
at Norridgewock. following a perhaps
IL, \ Il
dress BY Congressman Peters. the
dean Of Names delegation at Wash
inGton Robust and vigorous Amer
icanism was pronounced in patriotic
and feryd expression. From Nor
ridgewock, Senator Fernald went with
State Senator Leroy Folsom To BinG-
ham, whore they both addressed a
very large meeting in Kennebec Hail
In both towns most satisfactory re-
turns of women enrolled as Republic
cans were reported
Congressman Lewis r. NcFadden of
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peuns.I,z..i4 pambar of the Va
E.5.a5#4. H....ra md chairman al the
ff,us. t-.5=zt,.5fi., a., Ranl.s and gae1.-
5ar So ~. .r5ncina1 ane3l=ar -
ttrs4z I##sr Charles q small
GWfz# a#..#aea HaIIev aud EmaI
Tova# #..saato for the Legislature
aI@l su.z. The celebrated Madison
Bows I.H=#. HUuHad aad lfl b. Mr.
Tu.ne.. @. of compliment 10 HIM
plaeaa ~ the Hoefu. Congressman
slcFaades= s-sfuotarN address was oil
course from tile national standpoint
and 4a~ Followed with closest interest
bv tn a4ft aaH women oil Athens.
f,,..,.,,..==.......r p.f.rs and sr.ta com
,oittaa,...= cummings mef the We.
-. ,.,.-.=,,,,tfoo in ,l5a,rbapan at r IN
"a ....5+5.,od =, sa,eeld Cantor
Nc ", = Ivaadhnrv nresided and
..i.i..,.' ..t....,..,1 H., a.l,nubaoan wound
aat - t.43,;,5a tho otber towns in ef-
fa,,,i,... .5.,,.of,.,ia,, md enrolIment
A. Is5-irt,,iS e"nt.r tbe meeting WAS
hold an tho lawn of Mr.. Selden Howes.
which va beautifully Illuminated for
the occasion. Congressman Peters
was eloauently introduced by Harold
\ Weeks. ESQUIRE. Republican can
didate for the legislature from Fair
field About two hundred farmers
and their wives and daughters had
assembled from the surrounding coun-
trv to meet This CONGRESSMAN. Mr..
Peters RESPONDED 10 the occasion
snlendid1, in one oil The most eloquent
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FINE OPENINGS For COOK. GEN
ERAI helper or second maid. Small
family of adults High wages. Every
conVenieuces. Wonderful town home
for winter, or permanent tnuSua Z
opportunity for reliable girl or woman.
Apply Mrs. f. II. Hawley $50 High ST.
Bath Tel 725 1w3G
WANT TO BUY 4 DISC HARROW
Must be in good condition and cheap
for cash. Isaiah Crowel. Skowhegan.
3w36F
HAVE A SQUARE PIANO THAT
will sell at a reasonable price Mrs
Lottie Yorke, High St. Skowhegan.
1w36"
UPRIGHT FOSTER PIANO FOR
sale at a bargain Been used very
little. For further information in
uuire at 2 French st. 1w36"
at French st. 1w36"
SIX WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR SALE.
Frank w. Savage, Scion, Me. Far
mer's Phone sill. 1w36
GOOD DRIVING HORSE WANTED
for keep during the winter. Harness.
carriage and sleigh needed with horse.
Apply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS office. tf36
SAXON RUNABOUT FOR SALE IN
first class running condition. New
tires and newly painted. Write or
inquire of Lyndon Green, Skowhegan.
r. F. d. No. or s. 2wae'
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LISliEp l915) offers it's service free
for the noxf 90 days. Write us if you
want help Of any KING. Those look
ing for jobs or positions should regis
ter here. Independent-Rep Co.
tf3l
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IuANE NUMBER OF GOOD cows
and one shoat for sale James Dun
ham, Larone, Maine. Farmers Tel
Is. Norridgewock. 4w36"
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED-SoMER-
SET Hospital. tf36
FOR SHAREHOLDERS, ENGINES,
Board mill, planer, hatcher, single
machine. Write for descriptions and
prices. F. L. Hoyt, Arson. 4w36-
THE NEW "MYsTER BOOK" JUST
Published Thirteen big chapters,
teaching the most wonderful mysteries
in the category of Magic and Leger-
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ing and many other carefully guarded
secrets. This big multi-colored, IL
lustrated book only Csc silver. Send
for your copy today. Fred w. Preble,
SO Main st. Bingham. SW3o
FOR SALES HARNESSES AND A
lot Of odd pieces; breastplates, girts.
fill-lugs. ETC.; few carpenters tools;
Q lot OF boxes with handles and cover;
q few cheap wooden beds. springs.
commode. chairs. etc; also lot Of
stove repairs. F. N. Kinds. Sc Main
st. Skowhegan. 2w3es
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~ hoh VENT AGENCY tES-
- -I9li ~, l,i2l offers IT'S service free
roi an, ny ~ aaYs' write us II you
maH. neiP 'l any kln9 Ihose look
.ns iui J""s or POSITIONS should regis
'ef "ete' "aePehaeht-keporter O.
,.,,,,,-,,,,,..,., - 10
~ -, 49," 49, hoADsIEh Eoh SALE
49, ~ - ,ias9 cohdltlon. Ihree new
~ -, steaP LOT quick SAFE. VII
u lr',I, AZ Doeurh Garage SkoMhe-
h'i'. tdl
AMERICAN ADDING MACHINE FOR
sale. Wonld cost new SIS. Is in
perfect condition. VIII sell for s25.
Independent Reporter Co. tf31
MY HOME PLACE WITH SEVEN
Acres of land in Norridrewocl. yiliag
for sale. story and a half house, nine
rooms. Good stable. hen house, sheds.
etc HOUSE is wired for electric lights
and has running water. Mrs. Lizzie
watson, 81 North Street Skowheean.
y. ~ fhohe -ff--. Farmers phone
I'll tf3o
III Noi HAVE AFi LIVE PoTL-
Try to sell write or telephone Harry
Cohen Sko,whes'n s. +. Phone
1872 and Farmers 2.-ls tf3o
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STANDS The baking business o. taN-
-rs business for stle HaNv too
u tsh @ari1 Tor one man - ! aud
..s s.. ~ ny bakery on Winter street,
j. =. 1efou, ~ Winter ST. ok9"u. tn=
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us#srt horses and eirgninE mill for
sac. T. j. Iaddoes. Z. r. - 10. q, =
,Ss9NHeguus y. f.. Phone l7e-II tl5h
TWO FORD oNE-nALF TON
Trucks aud another Ford ton truck for
-=5#e or ready 10 trade. Peter Bebe4
Water St. SkoWheeau. y +. Phone
GA 1895
WANT TO MY \ SMALL BUILD-
ING to be used as a hen house. Any
thing from 6NG 10 l2&l2 #. Miss Eva
Blair. North Ave. Sko~hegau, y. +.
Phone 25t-2 tt36
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR EN-
CINE and circular saw OUTFIT or Ford
car one team weighing 3npO pounds, 3
stnd l. years old. Also six head of
horses from lion TO laoo pounds. Terms
EiS@",,. ~ iiooI''' - - tf8s
T.
room uIICES can FOR SALE, run
-, Gqen n9ilt.- Good condition Equi-
- vi, T1u+t,er and Spare cord tire
Gb.r1es Greene. Pleasant street. skow-
hssau Telephone u. 'r"'
TO IIT-A FINISHED ROOM At
90 49, trs4ff street I03Gf
GlRL,s "a" Luz :" IL" - '''' ~,
,s=f .ih' f.l=. rfe1-.
L's 9a4 ...o ls..sr s.,
'a .' Ie.t.
4t,,.> rnaH noIsE run ME
.-z 6.,..s#. t..
1850.
..,. ,....u.,
HItth = NIBs ioH HAii.--i.ibii
s# H #..# -
maa 81 49,
.,,..,.,.,. -,
=
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annlnErERs AND kNIrrrn

Wanted Experienced only ON In
fants' and Dolls Sacques. Bootee+ Bon
mes. Steady home work. Highest
prices. Postage paid. submit sample
stitches familiar with state whether
crocheting or knitting desired. mi
VersM Dolls Outhtters, 81 East 10Th
81 New York 4N35t
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ING to be used as a hen house. Any
thing from sNG 10 l2Hl2 # Miss Eva
Blair. North Ave. sko~ hogan y r.
FH8me at. tbs
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DON'T LET MITES ROD Yor M

your poultry profits. Arrow c.
ineum applied once year XIII "a
mites. guaranteed. Interesting r., -
and Home Economy Bulletin rnai1ad IA "a
request, y. ]. Tantish, South -
SkoWhegan. -
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sALEsMEN TO COVER EVERY


town in Somerset Co. Exceptional OPP
portunity Commissions weekly
Write today. Brown Brothers Nurser-
les Rochester, y. Y 1W35s
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THE EpIPHoNE. POSITIVELY TIE

\ debating device that will save thou
sands Of dollars in any office where the
volume of business Is of considerable
proportion. Let us send you literature
or better still let us come and show tho
machine to you. independents Re
porter CO. Agents for Somerset Coun-
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UATED q of mile from shoe factory
Five room house and stable, houses
for 125 hens. fox ranch with 8 foxes
Also one black mare wagon. sleigh,
harnesses Easy terms. a. II Cleve-
land SkOWhpPaD tf35
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] VII b. at Z. Reynolds Farm in Mos
COW. All wishing TO buy secondhand
household goods please call. {. 5
Pierce, The Forks. 4w35F
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HELP MANrED-I CIV EMPLOY

boy or girl who wishes to learn the
business or I can offer a good situation
to either a boy or girl who have had
previous drug store experience. OF
course in learner, previous work in
some retail establishment is desirable.
but Will not be insisted upon. Buck
MANS Drug Store, Water St. Show he
tt31
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NIEN WANTEn No an TIEs nN A

lot in GornEllle. Previous skill is
desirable. but if YOU have never made
a tie We can show you how. Fred
L. Davis, r. +. d. /. Madison 4w33'
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A NINE NOON HOUSE Fop

Furnace heat, electric lights bafbrro,--
modern plumbing, roomy stable u,
would accommodate a COW or -. "a
horse and 1000 hens. Bufldinrs a
on lot measuring one acre. -
Oh one of the best streets Of SEavt+za
gan. For particulars call y. + 80
164-l2 -
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Wood Tor tue Nj. Tom Sulphite PuIp
Co. zoe per hr. Board $8.Q0 per week.
Apply 10 Geo. II. Dolbier McIndoe Fails
Vermont 7W35*
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only g8oo miles Good condition Equi-
paed viii BUMPER and spare cord tire.
Charles Greene. Pleasant street, skoW-
He2au Telephone u.s. trdb
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ABLE. Much old grown. Mixed
growth. LIS acres near Strong. Near
X. L. and mills. Might exchange for
first class rental property. Leon NJ.
Hewes, Etna, Camp Etna. 4w35'
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I'll p. GAsoLINE ENGINE 1MooD-

PEGkERD for sale. Circular and drag
saw outfits. Also insilage cutter.
Would trade for Ford car or stock.
&. NJ Lancaster, Corinna. lw35
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COTTAGE HOUSE WITH ONE
HA#i ae'e ~ laud on West FruHs
lpr T.. Price $150u. IuaDI.e ut
7. - FtrhaH orr Henry CroWeu, Show
hegau. tfgg
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LMANr go NY \ EEM LoAns OF,
ONE SET OF WEED TIRE CHAINS
eAzn p IT pate, ff15

Dressing. Write if Y0u have hay.
George +. Pelletier SkoWheEan r + d
g tf33
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FoK sALE-FURNIsHED HOUSE

and stable, Ia acres of land suitable
for hen farm, horse. wagons, sleds
at bargain If taken at once. J T.
HaineS. Arson 4W35s
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store in Athens for sale Continuous
operation i'm same location for - years.
Under present ownership for past Is
years. The health of one Of thu part
ners neeessitates this sale. Address
Sanders 4 Flanders. Athens. -
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woman for general homework in fam
lily Of three grown people. Inquire at
28S Water Street or at the Merrill &
Merrill Law Office, Skowhegan. tf36
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Garments, Mems md Women 3. vi
New shop second doot. J. Palmer 49,
ri!l Building, Room . and :. Linz
&. Jewett. 90
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Saw Machine; in. Buzz Planer. I.s.
Vey-Scribner Sawmill; No. IA Sidney
Woodworker; foot Kicker Bot.
Lath Machine and Bolter saw lafb
trimmer; No. . Rochester Blower, "a
, Buffalo Air Blower; Shafting. pa.
leys and Belts. Write me your wants.
Clair Mcclellan, Waterville ia
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DON'T USE WHITE WAsHIv yor

sale on the insta1lment plan l. -
smith and other makes. Independa,.
Reporter Co. .es,
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ED 10y a young woman on farm or in
village. For one living alone pre-
ferred object, good home Address
Box 80, Arson, 2W36F
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WANTED NJ ONCE GOOD Fable
boy or man for UuH '"afn. one who
is used to cows and hgr-es. Vim Mas
lem, Arson. @W@b'
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GOOD TRADE ~ SECOND HAND
Ford car. William II. Fowler, SHOW
hogan. TBS
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home. short distance from town ON
Min road Bargliu. Must sell al
one For furta.l particulars inquire
Of Mrs. Gertrude +. Gates. Hanover st.
SkoW hogan. Farmers phone Clio.
4W34
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POSITION wANTED-LADY no,

keeper wishes position in office. Has
| a knowledge of typewriting. Able to
/ come at OnCe. Address James Rich
/ ards, Jackman Station. 3W36*
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poultry houses, stables. cellars "a
buildings: use Carbola paints "a
disinfects at same time. Trial r7sIs
axe and booklet zoe postpaid -
poultry supplies Of all kinds
Gautish. South -. Sitowhegan. -
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GInI.s nAn Lner snMEMmENI.

TO LET-A HNfsHED HooM At
IS East Front street I@"''
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&C coo 0C0 G G G G G
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
SEPTEMBER 10, 1920.
Topic: "AlcOhOl; False Claims
and True Charges."-PrOv.
erbs 23:19.21, 1886.
REV. J. j. DICKEY.
CGO0o0C0OC0 6

Alcohol has been weighed in the bal
ances and found wanting. Its use as
a beverage has been condemned in all
ages and in all lands. Many false
claims have been made for it, but its
advocates have abandoned almost all
of them.
According to DR.. Harvey w. Wiley,
President of the United States Pharm-
acopoeial Convention at st. Louis,
January &c., 1920, Whisky and brandy
have been eliminated as medicines, He
said: "No mention of alcoholic liquors
as medicines will be made in the next
issue of the American Pharmacopoeia,
which is prepared every ten years"
Big business has tabooed it. Drink
ing men are no longer employed by
many \of he largest corporations OF
the land. AS a revenue producer 1t
has been proven that it is a liability
rather than an asset. AS a crime-pro-
Queer it has no competitor. The San
Francisco Examiner says, January Is,
1920. "The Jail population of Massa-
chusetts has diminished so rapidly I'M
der prohibition that county jails in
Lowell Taunton, Newburyport and
Fitchburg have been ordered closed.
Thirty-five county institutions, which
have accommodations for 6,40O pris-
oners, housed daily average OF only
$500 during the last month" Cincin-
natl has closed her work house, for
lack of prisoners to work, Hundreds
of other cities have done the same.
No law that was ever placed upon the
statute books has brought such benign
results as prohibition laws. The nine
teenth amendment to the Constitution
of the United States is veritable
Magma Charter to the drinking world,
Declaration of Independence to the
enslaved drunkards of America. And
what shall we say Of the deliverance 1t
brought to the mothers of America
who no longer weep over their boys
Down in the Licensed Saloon" If all
of this has been accomplished in so
short time, what may we hope for
when the old topers> have all passed
away and the law is fully enforced?
When men will no longer jest about
"the kick" and talk of drunken revels
as "a good time? When the halo has
disappeared from drunkenness, and in
diligence in alcoholic drinks has be-
come disgrace?
In the face of the benefcent effects
of prohibition already realized, men
should be ashamed to advocate the re-
turn of the saloon, or the restoration
of light wines and 1915 per cent. beer.
Why want to enslave people who
have gained their liberty? Better to
restore African slavery and return to
British rule! Let every friend of hui
manity discourage every effort to re-
vive, in any way, the reign of alcohol
in this fair land. He who advocates 1t
is an enemy of his country though he
may not realize it, or so intend to be.
Patriotism demands it, humanity de-
mands it, Christianity demands that
the beverage use of alcohol should be
forever abolished.
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SYSTEM or CURING
/, Burnley TOBACCO IS
Being WORKED OUT
Experts at Experiment Station Are
Giving Their Attention to Working
Out a System for Curing
Weed Artificially.

In the annual report of the Ken
lucky Experiment Station which is
just off the press, Director Thomas
Cooper writes: For several years past
the Experiment Station has been at
tempting to determine a method OF
curing hurley tobacco by artificial
heat. Enough work has been complet-
ed to show that as high grade of leaf
can be obtained by lue-curing at
relatively low temperature as by air
curing, thus eliminating completely
the danger of house burning.
With the increasing Importance of
the hurley tobacco industry, 1t is prob
able that the use of artificial heat may
be advantageously resorted to more
generally. This would hold true espe-
cially in seasons where climatic con-
ditions are unfavorable for curing.
During the past year curing expert
ments were conducted with dark to-
bacco as grown in Western Kentucky.
Export tobaccos Of this region are
open-fre-cured giving them a strong
flavor of creosote. The growing scare
ity of wood in many regions is making
the curing process very expensive and
in time it will be almost impossible to
secure the necessary supplies of wood
at reasonable figure. The expert
ments at the Experiment Station were
designed to determine the possibility
of accomplishing results equivalent to
those obtained by open wood firing by
combination of flue-curing and
smoking with wood smoke. The heat
in flue-curing is furnished by any kind
of fuel In appearance the tobacco
cured by this process is equal to open
fire-cured in all respects but does not
have quite so pronounced an odor OF
smoke. This experiment is to be con-
tinued. 1t Is not known how the buy
ers will value the leaf cured in this
way.
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WANTED

Eastern Star meeting tonight at 80
Installation of new officers.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

MASON CIRCUIT COURT.
Ida McKenzie's, Admir-, -. Plaintiff
Vs.
G. NJ. Mckenzie, etc .... Defendants,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In obedience to anrOrder of Refer
ence in the above-styled action, all
persons holding claims against the
estate Of Ida Mckenzie, deceased, are
hereby notified to present same to me,
properly proven as required by law,
on or before Monday, September 9th,
1920, at my office, Nos. 21S-215 Court
street, Maysville, Ky.
A. G. sULsER, Master Commissioner
]. NJ. COLLINS, Attorney.
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COLORED CITIZENS.

The B. Y. P U. of the Bethel Baptist
church will be held at $50 p. m. Pro-
gram as follows:
Song-By Union
Prayer.
Song-By Union.
Scripture Reading-Miss A. L. Bird.
Quotations beginning with ~" led
by Miss e. F. Taylor.
Solo-Miss Lucille Davis.
Recitation-Miss Anna M. Hall.
Paper-Mrs. George Anderson
Topic Discussion opened by Rev.
Walter SEQ Subject of topic, "a
Prince Who Fought His Father" II
Samuel 1S:29-33.
E. F. TAYLOR, Program Chairman.
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Maysville's Foremost Clothiers
PASTIIE FEATURE PROGRAM
NEXT WEEK.

The management of the Pastime
Theater announces next weeks pro-
gram as follows:
Monday - VIM. Duncan in THE ST.
lent Avenger;" also western play and
International News.
Tuesday = George Walsh in 1.-THE
Dead Line"
Wednesday - Pauline Frederick and
Milton Stills in "Tho Fear Woman"
Thursday - Owen Moore and Hedda
Nova in "The Crimson Gardenia;" also
Pushing On"
Friday -" The Moon Riders" serial
Franklyn Farnum in "The Shackles OF
Fate" and comedy.
Saturday "Red Hot Trail" west
ern; "a Williams Broken Heart" com.
edy and Screen Magazine.
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Mrs. c. P. Dieterich and children
left today to visit her parents in Gov
ington.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
MASON CIRCUIT COURT.

MASON CIRCUIT COURT.
Elizabeth l.. Hills Admr, ct ais,
On Petition Ex-Parte
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In obedience to an Order of Refer
el.ce in the above-styled action, all
persons holding claims against the
estate Of Elizabeth L. Hill, deceased,
are hereby notified to present same to
me, properly proven as required by
law, on or before Monday, September
9th, 1920, at my office, Nos. 21S-215
Court street, Maysville Ky.
A. G. SULSER, Master Commissioner
]. M. COLLINS, Attorney.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS
Friday, September II.

Friday, September II.
Cattle - 704, weighty steers strong;
Heifers and Cows, weak; Bulls, strong,
Calves $40.
Hogs - 2434 closing active; Heavy,
$17.25@1775; Mixed, Medium and
Light, SITS; Roughs, $14.50; Stays,
$11.OO,
Sheep-2O74 steady; Lambs, weak to
so cents lower, $14.50, few lots SIS
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-17

WANTED - Girl to help with house
work good home. Apply this office.
13Sept6t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-17

Miss Christine Crowell has returned
home after a pleasant visit with Miss
Pearl Beighle, of Winchester, Ohio.
She will resume work Monday at the
telephone office.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-17
CHICKEN STEALING AT
VANCEBURG DAM.
The Vanceburg Sun saws:

The Vanceburg Sun says:
At the Trial Thursday of the five
colored folks charged with chicken
stealing at the Dam, one pleaded
guilty to stealing one chicken and he
was given 80 days in Jail as the law
does not permit fine. The rest were
turned loose.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Yazell, of
Fisher, ILL.,, have returned home after
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. Yazell. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Headley Yazell.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-17
Fer BALE

FOR SALE - Two-story frame house,
northwest corner Second and Com
merce streets. If not sold privately
will be offered at public auction Sat
urday, September 18th, 1920. Lime
stone Lumber Co. 13Sept5t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-17
sR TIMOTHY SEED y6S Buy R. HARRE0N&S0N

Harvard's intersectional games. on
the gridiron this fall will be with Cen
ter College of Kentucky and Valparaiso
University of Indiana.