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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-15
S0MFnsfr POMONA GRANGE
90 Unflnued from rage OllN1
WEDNESDAYS SESSION

Opened at 10 a. IN. the new officers
occupying their respective chairs
f. F. Tuscan, master OF SkoWhegan
Grange. gave a welcome to the Pc
mona and Eugene Danforth, master Of
the Pomona, responded to the Vel
come; selections in reading by Mrs.
A. d. Drawn and Fannie Clark; a re-
port of the tenth annual session of
the Pomona held with Skowhegan just
thirty years ago was read by Secre-
tary. S F. Emerson who was also
secretary OF that meeting, who stated
that OF the 81 members who took a
part in that meeting 1t is known that
90 have passed from us by death; 25
Of the other ones are no longer with
us leaving but 10 that are now mem
bers Of the Pomona Harmonica
solos were given by Grant Witham
selections in reading by J. H. Savage,
Mrs. l.. G.. Stevens: songs by Eugene
Danforth, Mrs Dunforth accompaifIst !;
music by q Grange quartet and pleas
inc stories by several members clos
ed the morning session. The after
noon session opened with music by
the Grange quartet; Brooks Brown of
Augusta. was then introduced and
gave an address on milk and bovine
tuberculosis and the danger resulting
from the use Of milk from diseased
COWS and from that infected by un-
santory conditions after it is MIXED.
Valuable advice was given in regard
to milk pals, dairy rooms and the
handling of milk and milk supplies
Next came a fine recitation by X. A
Withee, subject "Sherman's March
Down to the Sea" followed with piano
solo by II. A. Dinsmore Next an
address by Prof C. c. Cleveland on
practical farm subjects. The meet
ing closed about $50 p. m. Dinner
was served both days of the meeting
and supper Tuesday night. The hall
was decorated with red and green
! feStOOnS and natural trees.
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For Humanity's Sake

Next month an active campaign
will be put in force in Somerset Cqun-
ty for the relief of the people OF the
Near East This campaign will be
conducted under the direction of a
committee formerly known rs the
American committee for Armenian
and Syrian Relief.
Herbert Hoover says:
rho Neur East is in the most
desperate situation III the WIZ
The war is not over in the Near
East. A million and Il hali OF
desperate starving human beings
look to America as the only pos
sible source of food and clothing.
These are the people of Bible
lands: in that country made sa-
cred by Abraham, David, inc
Prophets, Paul and even Christ.
For humanitys sake the people OF
Somerset County must give to THIS
great cause as abundantly as their
means will allow
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SOCIAL EVENT TOMORROW
Mems Bible League OF VI. F.. Church to
Be Given Il Delightful Entertain
mcnt and Banquet

The Susanna Wesley Bible Glass of
the Methodist Church, will entertain
tomorrow (Fridayl evening in the
church parlors. the Mems Bible Lea
que by a little play entitled Getting
Ready for Church and a banquet. The
characters in the farce will be
Cornish father; Miss Lila Weston,
mother; Pearl Haryille, Lena Landry
and EthcIyn Mills. daughters and
Gordon Grundy and Clifton Jacobs.
sons This affair has been arranged
under the direction of Mrs H. L.
Nichols. The supper is in charge of
Mrs. l. ]. Smith and the musical en-
tertainment arranged by Mrs. A. p.
Lamb. The above mentioned fe2.rrc
will consist Of duets by Misaha fiadys
Pencil and Pearl lfaryille. piano
solos by Miss Ella Flanders and
reading by Mrs Nich0is.
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Imporiant Installation Ceremonies

A large number of Odd Fellows who
have taken the more advanced de-
grees in Parmenas Encampment and
Canton Somerset, met in Carrabassett
Lodge rooms Tuesday evening for a
Joint installation of officers. bak-
ed bean and pastry supper was served
in the banquet hall at $50 by mem
bers of the lodge. The following Of
ficers of the Encampment were in
stalled by II. c. w. hatcher of Athens
as installing officer and II. n. Fland-
ers of Athens as warden: II. r..
Berce. c. p; r. w Greene. II. p;
l.. S. Moore. Sr W; Ivan Dyer, Jr.
W: E b Chase. Scribe; l. e. Jacobs,
Treas; Edward \. Spear, first watch;
Herbert Young. second watch; For
rest Fletcher. third watch David
Withee. fourth watch: F. b. Folsom,
l. G.; Clyde H. Blackwell, O. c.,
Harold Brophv, William Morrow, Rob
ert Hall guides.
General Will c. Miller of Augusta
assisted by Col l.. w. Gerrish and
Capt. Robert Hall installed the Can
ton officers as follows: Captain Frank
l.. Gipson. Bingham: Lieut., Charles
Woodcoek Norridgewock; Ensign, II.
r. Berce; clerk. F. A. Williams; ac-
countant. l.. w. Gerrish. guard John
Cool; standard bearer X. b. Cole;
sentinel, f. b. Folsom. picket, William
Golf. After the ceremonies speech
making was in order. General VIII
c. Miller OF Augusta and deputy Grand
Master L. e. Jacobs of the Grand
Lodge of Maine Being among the
speakers.
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TIGHTNERs

for sale. Both for large size wheels
One set (slightly damased) soc. The
other set practically new SIPS. r.
| T. Patten. til
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Con gregational Church and Parish
Hold Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church and parish was held
Tuesday evening at the church par
Tors with a good attendance. George
w. Hobart was elected clerk of the
church; w. e. Porter, treasurer; Mrs.
Alice Cover, auditor; T. G. Lord, SUI
perintendent of Young Peoples work,
Willis Bailey and Eldon Boyd were
elected deacons for three years and
deaconesses for four years elected
were Mrs. Eta Lacasce, Mrs Frances
Porter and Mrs. Alice s. Baker. A
list of the committees will be pub
lished next week.
The meeting of the parish resulted
in the election of Thomas G. Lord,
moderator; L. l.. Walton, clerk: Will
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NOTICE or FoRECLosURE

Whereas Earl A. Thissell of Lowell
in the county of MiddleseX and Com
monwealth of Massachusetts. by his
mortgage deed dated the thirty-frst
day of August, \. y. 1915. and recorded
in the Somerset Registry Of Deeds,
Book 33l. Page l79, conveyed to Scion
Wilder Of Gardner in the county of
certain parcel of real estate situated in
Norridgewock in the county Of Somer-
set and state OF Maine, and bounded
as follows:
Beginning at the southwesterly cor
ner of land of Alonzo McIntre at the
Back road, so-called. leading from
Norr1dgeW ock to SkOWhegau. and rum
ming northerly by land Of said McIn-
tire and land Of Isaac Morse to land
recently owned by r. w. Brown and
j. +. Clark; thence westerly by said
Brown and Clark lot to land owned by
the heirs of \. NJ. Seyore; thence south
erly on said Seyore lot and land OF
Frank Parsons to said road; thence
easterly by said road to point of be-
ginning meaning and intending to de-
scribe the premises decided to said Earl
A. Thissell by Amos w. Shepard, exc
cutor OF the will of Samuel r. Harding
by deed dated August 81, 1915; and
whereas said Solon Wilder, on the
eighth day of April A. d. 1916, assign
ed said mortgage deed by assignment
recorded in said Somerset Registry of
Deeds, Book 34S, Page $50 to Philip F..
Thissell; and whereas said Philip f.
Thissell on he first day of July A. d.
1919, assigned said mortgage deed by
assignment recorded in said Somerset
Registry of Deeds, Book ISL, Page 40,
to W. r. Whitney: and whereas said
w. r. Whitney on the fifth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1919. assigned said mort
gage deed by assignment recorded In
said Somerset Registry of Deeds. Book
351. Page 121. to me the Undersigned;
and whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now there
fore, by reason of the breach of the
condition thereof, 1 claim a foreclosure
of said mortgage.
Dated December /, 1919.
CHARLES H WORSTER.
BY his attorney,
3w1 Frank L. Amos.
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Ill DISC STOVE ELEcTrrc)
SQUARE EDGE SPRUCE AND
Fir boards for sale. Plain or In
the rough. Skowhegan Novelty
Works. tf49
ONE THREE LIGHT. RATHER q

ONE THREE LIGHT. RATHER OLD
Fashioned electrolier for sale Cost
new about $500. VIII sell for SITS.
independence Reporter Company. tf4e
AUTOMOBILE TIRE CHAIN FOUND
on Water St, Skowhegan. Nov. %.
this ad. Willard Palmer, Skowhegan,
r. F. ID. 3. tf49
ONE MOTOR STA TER FOR SALE
One-half h. p. 10 V. manufactured by
Union Electric Co. and sold through
p / Perkins Co. of Boston. Designed
TO bring motor from rest to full load
in Is seconds New price $40. VIII
few switches, switch blocks and mis-
cellaneous electric supplies. Indepen-
dent-Reporter Co. tf37
A SIGN "J0B PRINTING! FOR
sale. Board Is 90 TT. long by 1871
inches wide. White letters on black
ground. Would cost $1,000. Is in
practically perfect condition. Will
sell fo $500. Just the thing for
some job printer whose place of bust
ness needs to be more conspicuously
marked. Observation-Disclosures Co.
A VERY NICE DRESS SUIT HAS
been left with me to sell. Would
cost a good deal ever $1ee. Am auth
orized to sell 1t for SIS. Eugene Tar
box. Water st.. Skowhegan. tf4s
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CAUTION

whereas, my wife. Geneva +.
Getchell has left my bed and board
without just cause. This is TO warn
and notify all persons against harbor-
ing her or trusting her on my account
as | shall pay no bills of her contract
ing after this date.
ALBERT w. GETCHELL
Skowhegan, MeJ January s. 1920. 3w2'
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WANTED-YOTR FILMS

NELOP and print Quality work Mt
reasonable prices. Mail orders given
prompt attention. Fred w Prehle,
so Main St, Bingham. 1y2
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Custom Sten0graPhy

We are so situated now that we can
take limited amount of custom stem
ographic work and typewriting.
INDEPENDENTS EPORTER co.
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INHERITANCE DEPOSITS

Tho following is a list of the un-
claimed Inheritance deposits in the
hands of the County Treasurer Decem-
Der 3lst 1919. published under pro-
visions Of chapter 10, Section 81 of the
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with muskrat GUNS and collar Mrs.
w. B. Whittier, Madison Ave. Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Phone 5-15. 2w2s
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NESDAY night between the Stiison
farm aud Ghas Good~ins Harness
shop. chair was painted green with
new seat. Finder please leave at
Ghas. Goodwins Harness Shop on Mad
ison Ave. Skowhegan tnear Fdirview
IsarL1 ly3
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sTE<ocnArnrR WAITED, MUST

have fair proficiency in Shorthand and
typewritng 70 knowledge of book
keeping required. New England
Lumber -, nina1af III
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TWO YOUNG nEc1srrnrn un1.

; Elm Frlesi|n bulls for HnjA alge
you'd sell a few choice heifePs. @
r. loush, Lakeview Farm. Madison
II. Z. y, 20. |. Both trlAnhonea tfAA
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Advertisements in these columns not to exceed Fl
lines inserted once for 25c, four times for 5Oc cash
with order. Zach additional line SC. In computing
lines reckon average of words Stamps tskeo
If not paid in advance, DC additional is charged
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IAM THE MAnKET TO MY
luire Of w. II Fowler, Skowhegan. tf2
PRnpERTN OF LATE ODILON

Nigue for sale. situated on East Front
81 Two and one-half story house. CON
tanning II finished rooms. with shed
aud stable connected. All in good re-
pair Large garden and lawn. \
beautiful home. Reason for selling.
present owner lives out of town. VIII
be sold At a very low price. For in
formation inquire at 81 East Front st.
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nnN. EoIR FOOT WOOD FoR sALE
y |I"III-N, , III. -
ItINL ROOM TENEMENT TO RENI

Hurd. postoliice address. Madison K. +,
D. Farmers PHoHe, ab9N hogan
EXCHANGE, H=zln 49,
FIVE ROOM TENEMENT TO RENT
On hanover 1t; Two minutes Win
from sil9e factory. Fred j. Mo9dy'
Hanover St, S6owhegdh IL
cnt,s wish To sell one Of tAem
li,rry Nelson as Water II SkoVVAe-
ean ltg5s
,u,,~e ro 10
AE1tnin,. when | am capable Of doing.
Ustye hsa .Xnprienee al JanItor wdrk
and ere taking. Charles l.. Pomer-
f.,i, - ra1t.r 81 SkoW6eean 3w3F
ONE PIAZZA CHAIR LOST WE'D
NEsDAY night between the Stiison
farm aud Ghas. Good~in5 Harness
shop. Chair WAS painted green with
- Gaadu,in.a Ifar,ass SIo, nm Mad
isar 49, Clfa,vbastn fns.,r I.airV{eKy
s,rI, IVA
...... .........,. 49,,
FIVE CORDS HAhoN oop NJ ~ ~
Cora length Ff, J, l.. \ Reh3uu' u"
wASTED-THA Nf.IIn SIN
GIL, % to y wears, preferred.
Young man without mueh selling
ex1cTirnce q.bom ~ ean tram
IN our business. ii ut D3
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MAN WANTED TO SELL SEEDS IN

each county. y good paying position
for man acquainted with farming.
Experience not necessary but honesty
and industry are. Steady work Cobb
Co, Franklin, Mass. 4w2'
FOR SALE CHEAP-SEVERAL
Second hand Singer Sewing Machines.
and few other makes at your own
offer also attractive terms on new
machines. Apply Authorized Singer
Agent. c. II. Gates, Hanover st. Skow-
hogan. 4w2a
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WhIch I am capaDIe OF uVHI5'
Have had experience at Janllor "dth
and care taking. Charles l.. foineI-
Ieau. 13 Center St, SkoWhe5dn. d"5f
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set-over. drat class condition sed
Two season. u. b Stafford - Wat
- st. SkoWhegaa Tel. ll3=3. tt3
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JVTIlN II IIIN-NNFNto r1INt
Treasurer.
Skowhegan, Me, January II, 1920 1w3
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SHOW CASE FOR sAIE-<1>

teet long, about three feet high. Glass
front and back. Very attractive.
smart looking case VIII be sold at
a reasonable price. Archie Gotta. bar
Der shop, SkOwhegan. Tel 234-3. tf2con
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from manufacturer at $2.25 pound.
Made of Maine fleece wool and thor
oughiy secured. Also a great bargain
in gray. at $50. Write for samples.
II A Bartlett HARMONY 4W3
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DON'T KEEP THAwrNC OFT WAT

tR dishes for your hens. Little Put
nam stove prevents IT. Keeps water
Just right temperature day and night
any weather Absolutely fire prsofI
Runs for 30 days without attention
Same stove can be used for making an
oat sprouter. Circular free. A. ].
Tantlsh, Z South St. SkoWhegan. 20
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WANTED-ANNTHI GOOD .
That is antique. Ship Paintings
; Autographs and ship Models,
Gate Leg Tables Brass Knock
ers. Andirons and Fire Sets, old
: Hammered Solid silver Pieces.
: Antique Furniture of all kinds.
> win call anywhere. Send for
= list of articles wanted. Boston .
: Antique Shop. u Milk St Bos
: ton. Mass. tf2
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ron SALE-CoTTACE Horse M

eight rooms. with stable, on large lot
situated on pleasant street For further
PARTICULARS inquire at IL Pine ST.
Skowhegan. 2w2s
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ICELESs SODA FOUNTAIN FOR

sale. Made by the Bishop. Bah
cock Company. Marble with
onyx trimmings. Looks like new
Also carbonater and full outflt
OF ice cream and candy fixtures
including scales. show cases and
full equipment Of first class con-
fectionery store. j. y. Symons.
Skowhegan. Both Phones 3w2
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lnn uANrEn-MILLING TO DO

.pNs | wish to sell one OF them
larry Nelson at Water ST. SHOW he
san W.
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EST quality from your Kodak mega
tiVes. j. r. MeserveY, S3 Main St.
SkowheRan, SkowheEan people leave
orders at II. G, Judklns Dry and Fancy
Goods Store 4w2
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InAvE TWO NEW MLCH JERSEY

N IIIu0Eor II. NO mI1aIfs "oIa
from shoe factory. Fred j.. Moody.
/ I-LnnNrr 81. Show hnPan. IL
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soRREI. HORSE, IL YEARS OLD

weight about 11o0 pounds, for sale.
Perfectly kind and safe for women or
children to drive or handle. Don't
need him, will make reasonable price.
Mrs. VIII RoWell, Skowhegan, tf52
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BLACK GELnI>G FOR sALE-FoUR

BLACK GELDING FOR SALE-FOUR
years Old. weight around 1900. J. l..
Wilson. SkowheEan. T.. Madison. Sw2'
SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT-IN-
QTIRE of w. b Moody Pleasant ST.,
SlnWhegan 3wl
ONE SET tNEWl WEED TIRE
chains for $GXt' z tires for sale; $500
AlSo used set same size, $3.50. r.
IF. pltten. Skowhegan. til
EATON MOUNTAIN FARM, 300
aeres for sale over 1000 apple trees,
buildings that would cost cocoon to
#sustru,t Splendid fields and wood
lois. Price 10000. r. T. Patten. til
NtTO SEARCHLIGHT FoR SALE
Would cost new 81. Is in perfect
condition. Will sell for 50. Also a
uoHhl" lamp and cord for sale, would
eosf uv" $50. will sell for $3.50. r. T
Patton. Skowhegan. til
\NTED-AN ENGINE TO run
More than 20 years experience on the
Corllss or would accept work as steam
filter Y. w. Nelson, II Mechanic
st. Skowhegan. til
UNDERWEAU-I HAVE A BROKEN
lot Of small sizes OF ladies' underwear
some pieces soiled but prices are right
Also children's black cotton hose in
sizes >, y, and Z, in plain and Xxi
ribbed at 25 cents pair. small
quantity of blue saNony yarn at 15c
skein. Nj. h. Heselton. til
SMALL CAMERA FOR SALE TAKES
pictures about 2Gx314 inches. Would
cost new $l.75. win sell for $500
May be seen at the Reporter ONCE. til
FOR THE LADIES' VERY USE
FUL Cooking Utensile, retail price Csc.
3 Choice Cooking Recipes and an In
teresting Mail. All for loo, Postpaid
Maine Sales Company. Augusta, 6wl
OPPORTUNITY A DOCTOR, DENT
IST or Lawyer may lease a newly fin
ished office on the most prominent cor
ner in the Invest town in Somerset
County. Specially good opening for
Doctor or Dentist. Address w NJ
Crawford, Fairfield. 4w1
PAIR SMALL SLIPPERS FOUND
by Frank Adams at the Opera House
recently. VIII be returned to the
owner on applying at the Independent
Reporter Office. til
PAIR LIGHT WOODEN DUMB
Bells for sale, 35c. If sent by mall
add 10c for packing and postage. Ma,
be seen at he Independent-Repor
office. til
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LARGE NUMnER OLE GALLON

LARGE NUMBER OF GALLON
square tin cans for sale Screw tops.
suitable for maple syrup. Apply at
Shertifs Office, Skowhegan. 3W2
SPECKLED SUSSEX. THE KING
OF all Fowl Breed ny stock for sale.
6prkcreI7, Fullcts and Hens. George J..
Cleveland. SkoWhopan 4w2s
- THOROBRED WHITE VIVIAN
p3IIE Iu'I"ts for sale. Also 20
Rhode isHud Red Fu1lcts, 4 thorobred
Viii" WTandotte roosters; thoro-
bred Rhode Island Red ROSTERS Fine
etoeE. AN May h1tchcd $2.25 each
for The lpt one $50 egg Cypress in
cgh8or. used only twice b. "
SIR gaze. Enfield. Me 3w9*
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40 CORDS OF GREY BIRCH WooD
SCHOOL FOR SURSEs-ExcEI.

NVHOOL Fob NIHSES-EA CFI.-
LENT opportunity for young women
with at least one year of high school
work. or its equivalent in the Nurses
Training School of city Hospital. Wor-
cester, Mass. Apply for application
tpn,A~nt- 1V52
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MITCIIIEII.'S
MAR VEL.

makes Monday Morning minus mis-
takes. Eight Ms stand for Washing
Powder sold by George ". Emerson.
I Summer St, Skowhegan. 4w1.
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w NNTI,Ds

S55.oo Woman cook $500 Laundry
matron $1,000 per month ana home;
boys school w. G. Fancher Supt,
Lawrence, Mass. 3W2
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new Live wire Mail Order Magazine,
contains money making plans for
! everyone 10e "A copy, Augusta Mailing
Agency. Dept. S, Augusta. 6W3
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sIENoEn cnnsErs-MRs. MAUD

dress Is 73 Walnut Street. Lewiston.
She still represents the Spencer Corset
and viii return TO Skowhegan for
further orders in the Spring SW3
HELIABLE HoUSEkEEPER WANT
ED in family of two adults. Laundry
put out. easy work. Apply days to
John l.. Fish, lndependent-Repo
Office After $40 and Saturday af-
ternoons call at Is Middle St, SHOW
hogan. tf3
BROWN VELVET HANDBAG LOST
between my home on Middle st. and
Hotel Coburn. Small amount Of
money cards. etc. Return to Mrs Eu-
gene With4m. Middle St, SkowheGan
1W3
WANT TO BUY A GOOD MILK
ING machine. {. G. Watson, Skow-
hogan r +. d. /. Tel 1881. 2w3F
BUNoH OF KEYS LOST LAST mon
DA1 night. between Maine spinning
Mil and Milburn ST. Mrs Eliza RabI-
deau. Milburn ST, skowhesdn. w.
FIR COAT FOUND ON WEST
Ridge Road the night OF January =.
owner may have the same ~ calling
at the Independent-K eporter office and
paving the cost of this Ad br. = l..
Richardson. ti5
STILL y TIE SECOND HAND
bua Hueaa. YIN buying antiques. ana
ESPECIALLY want at this TIM t@o swell
front mahogany bureaus J. Il. Ian
caster. 8a9HT 81 snow nessHH. y. J..
Phone -. IW3
DRY, FoUR FOOT WOOD For SALE
fH4# 81 Ha#H==5 de8.rfed 49, d.. l.. l..
Hurd postoliice address, Madison K. +,
j. L. Farmers Phone, se9@ Hesstn
"I.si##an=se 4z8lo w.
FIVE ROOM TENEMENT To RENT
On hanover 1t. Two I'm 4trs vi"
FROM shoe factory. Fred j. Moody
Hanover st, Skowhegan. tfs
HAVE TWO NEW MICH JERSEY
COWS l wish 10 sell one Of them
Harry Nelson, 81 Water ST. SHOW lie
san W.
JOB WANTED-WILLING TO DO
Anything which | am capable oil DOING.
Have had experience at Janllof WARN
and care taking. Charles l.. Pomer-
Ieau. - Center St, Skowhe6an. 3"5F'
ONE PIAZZA CHAIR LOST WE'D
NESDAY night between the Sttson
farm and Chas. Goodwins Harness
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EARN $40 DAY GATHERING ENET

green's roots and herbs. GInseng Wy
H., Balsam Fir s. H.. Seal SO, sem
eea sf.50 or grow them yourself. Book
and prices free Bontanical ID, West
Haven, Conn. Tvs
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WANTED AT ONCE-HUsTLiNG

Men and Women to sell new Csc ar
tirle. Particulars and sample 10c.
Bingham Novelty Co, Bingham. 8w2
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DEyELoPING AND FINIsHING FOF

amateurs. neatly and promptly done
at The Huff Studio, 81 Water Street,
Skowhegan. Me Mail orders for out
of town people promptly attended TO.
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EAnGE poInLm ArTnMonILE


truck chain found last of November.
owner may have same by proving
property and paying charges. Mrs.
VIII Rowel tf12
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

STUDY THE CITY MAP AND LOOK AROUND YOU AND SEE WHERE YOU CAN BUY A 6O-FOOT FRONT LOT. READY TO BUILD UPON, FOR S500-BUY ONE OF THESE LOTS ON THE INSTALL MENT. AND BY THE TIME YOU HAVE PAID IN FULL THE LOT WILL BE WORTH 25 PER CENT MORE MONEY. AND YOU WILL HAVE SAVED A NEST EGG READY FOR r OPENING.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN