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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

PE0EalnsEs ~ Ehss eozas< and st4ys
uhrF~ il j. Eos nssSzsa : : b1-dez. :
Alndr8rce 10 ACTIVITY : Sarh upor
pleasure foa c4n take eli tie tat
wAere i sAo~s - szki1s after ezcA
meal and ~ hsdsize. oa~ N2rTnol4
Pysecrsasioz Taels< Taas< title tab
lers arc - effective ard harzlless A.
tAe famoas Fresc-s s.lkaz frssEn zale1
tAey saks sasir naaze. Es4y and trY =
case today. Yoar trugssst <eIss ,Aess
Al s.. ~ II xcu errfer yoa Ezax. e--its
direct 70 the usrzac.2 Co@aaEt. = I
Weoeaard Az. n~<ru.s Mica Ne1
can tkas say <oea ese = 4ssEs1S, s1-
erefse EnL far
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
2S IDLE HENS NOW
LAY Il EGGS A DAY
40 This Mas - csis Winter wessh
e. Nrs- csNicscr's Plan Is Sir,cle

s-s This Mas h c,ls Winter weatn.
e. Nrs- cseicscr's Plan Is Sir,cie
-es 81 cerl box Ni iAau suns
f1 Ey trgvs cs - hens tha, were not
Ay--E h1, ,1ev are having nOw.
rece.Fe As hl-a a. - eggs a dAy and
never less th1n -9~-Mrs jennie
uaat4-s.a. Nstes Csnser. Kansas
Nrs navitscr ~rp'e this sIciter III
F-h-uasy Fysurs her prof, on tNo
-1-e1 eggs dav from hens 'ha;
auuifn'i lzy dEriuS January and
fehru4rg We'll u4se you the same
offer ue made her. Here Il is
sre sa4 aras ic- su>r and wascs
results tcr ore month Il y0u don't
-~c rras Go paws fn- Itself and rayS
ye- a rrct rrDri' besides. Simply ;sl'
Hs ard Fuug money wll BE- promptly
-etarEsd
Don sung tCA'ncse fcr eg--iayinz'
rcrkS c.recfiy On ne ser -.svfn- or
E1ns. and s. also a sa,enfit tcnic. II
.s easily even ia TIE feed. irn-rcvss
he hen'E heal-h- makes her stronger
ard Ecre active in any weather. ct
starts her isyiaE
T-y DCn sung fcr - days srd II 81
doa<r'i e. yoe TIE eggs. 70 matter
hox cod CT wst the xszther. ycur
-o1er ~ill he resn-tsi By return
nail Get Don sung fr0u year drug
Eist or poultry renes-T dealer or senS
- cents for q package b nal pre-
raid Rlrre1i- -Dur-e~ Co. =. Col.
uzh.a Bii<- Ind'arasoiis Ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
WOMEN, THE WORLD
OVER, IN L|NELIGHI

Geneva S~itrsfiard Feb. 's-Ths
hrsi wcu1a To- sisa her usae % b-nk
roiss g, S-nEer.sa' s.. Miss Nari-
rrpcaa- aho h1s tsfr sesaisi 81
rector 81 the Bsr4es fs Gfae4ese
ana viu .u ne tatlre .ira noies saa
ssrip issuci by ihe eaax
fasn ars uoa ia SaiiEerisua 4esl
~ uriisins a. ir1E tarrtaers sr.
F-etfs a1t uutsersf professors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
SHE THOUGHT OYEING
WAS OLD fashioned
But Diamond DYES Made Her
Faded. Shabby. Old Gar
merts Like New.

Tsons aor-F zh1-t rfsse1 -es-.ss.
US D.sncut DYES. sz6rlssee1 .c
glve nsw. rleA fstsess essor To a-s
fabric. waetheF t - Mrst s5.t- rez
co,tca az mixed -ee4s - dresses
h,ouses. stos kluEs. sk5-ss. st.S-e1 5
coats. feathers lrans -lss. eerer-z~s
The Direction Boos SHE esee F4ek
age tell 50 v-a.als 1oE - aisa1c1k
dye over aay ceias tazr goa ez1zc
make q mistake
To match arv u.zts IA kzHe 1r-s-
gst show ycu -D.srcri ~ co.cr
card.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Gsa sir Char.cs reer.agut fhe
Iessnt.r q kat, has r-iEuci IT,
ssmsrksd thAs b, found nlrost as
many eaen .es az home a. ho had
later IL TIE field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
FLU" Grip, COLDS,



RaAa this pan SstttHfHt
PRS. TeIs wA3se h-ooi = Nsckcd
..nenssx K aazlsh Hay - ksfs 81
hav. tAe 81 zlesl zsfhor.sses say. y
kasqsaE a. hzxA srsiHT y s1e a.ace.
ard aassexx.zx rae ertlzzEg lzws ~
izfinz u sau ssSsoa ars ae<1-
Taax i Aax Hnefs S&rs2paTsla =
re.Sor1nsse3ss As N-eNsasstfse %
-sKls zn8 rA44 fl>sasss-H is he
sszndzri h,es E1Fss.r ans slt4assr
So srs Fsr dsHssse ease g 2Hs
81 fhe e-sva4'f ina ea-r-zlzfs. g s
y ~ an sa.ssf - ezil = l1gssc.4a.
Th.rt rsf sazt NeskesSs ana Eras
traEsen feiaa aE tae fla ~rta srl
o.hs- diseases Haes's S4rs4raril.A
- gvneEsFE tae p8 4see. sorv1ss r.
~an1t Fesz0ses eealfa. eE.lt@
~ tbe u.ee systs9a tss2gss 4n ai-
nesae r akes seef fzs.e god
81 4 tAths-t.e i tee1nf Hes4s Fa.s
ara rsaEea as~gt1ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
ANNEXATION or FlU~E 70
ITALY THOUGHT IMPOSSIBLE

Fiune. Feb. iS-Aurexz.lea q p
ulne 10 lISly i nov lIp1-ss N-@
an admission made 70 she Asso--ass1
t.tess ccrresrnaeni here to14F b Gar :
tAin Gabrielle d'Annanz.o alssse ssE-
ces have been holding fats clts tor
~axe-al months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Vacancies N the ecard - sf-s Hs
rs shs r'rss- ScsIstrs ae1e eere tl-
,sf - .ks roTerr0r's az 1-sierf VS.
tsrEay ss w q MileAs.t ealft g s.a-
,.e oy Gatkr5e 5e s1ess1 2 J Ner-
rt- of Chan1le~ ard Capt 4 aaas-
is- es Ch4rdgsr. 70 s9<cse1 W-l.er-
force g5ees rt S..lwsser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18
WHOLE FAMILIES
FREED FROM COLDS
Half q century breaking
colds Is behind DR.. Kings
New Discovery

TRON TIE little tots 70 rrzrd-z.
n svery ere IN tie family can
= U<e TITS ffry-Fe2rs- tne- s-2nf.-
ard remedy N perfect Ssfefy ard
corfde1- o< t-rne6risi results
IeceSsznf .coz<tl1<- dls7 zreez BE
Eri1pe- Sfso0r1 colt promptly
checkef. tse pEIe<m dlssipzte1- the
c0nEes<io1 Eoos<1-s.
SaEz bixa cux.ity tst1T sc a.
wxyS Dr. Eings <-w B.scoverT
lives m to rs riE1e-f-s1-.f rep1ts-
tIoa- &c and SID . bottle
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SUFFERED 8 YEARS
WITH RHEUMATISM
Prescription C 2223 Gave
Relief.


M N arks s. Ns1ee kszAr
y rtss 81. H.as- ~h as folsM
I sas .e~Ut ae ~eua5asm Cor
esEht y.ass Alts taksrs treser4r-
Ia C---l .asnA 8 ~o lFe NO1-
nt 1slr .reaf-snt rs 1c- suffer
i1< l-em as ame rrl
rkssa 4re naz# seeas AIS Pre-
-tri7.4ea C---. Gs 50 slroesSi-liy
used 81 tha>e sglfer-a~ ait1 rAeaua-
rfs1. la~ tazt k4- lz1 sclsica. \
.oc-cr seerf vears aer.acEirg hls
trslsra1t ~ f1ess dread diseases.
n1 ku7e1 a. P1ese-iet.g1 C----s
lcE C4u zse b-s & 81 sry trus store.
leazv -reszresl a. less han TIE agice
p a.za vcl tsse 10 e2y a cocror for
..rsse-lel-z- 6 say zoshizs y the cost
90 -ee re9st1s Azzla Presc-t- -ti -
C----1 Is gszF4ateed q give yoa re-
LEI TIE ares1l osEe- Ct IBIS
sr-ezti1 tre1tzsaf are 80 sz-e ma
vca vaI = eezellrfed stat s1ey a.
le1rse a. druggists % rsi1r1 yogT
$50 Z 80 sic eestles q -cs give
ga Fe.zeE
II tzksrr f'rsze-l .ts51 C----1 xes-
e.1t-s czfz4-riz Is 1ez1e1-s11e-eI1-
rhzl III szzlzte ne To- e olis
zrd re-zl1ts tze 1oue7s -, Llss-
F1.s - rel sseks1 o. gre O1e s.
: zsze z1z 1zz fwc - rAree 1ee1 B.
szssa eFerF sHo ~eekx-
81 t14r 1r1<zzs I'll z0t s1Fll
Us w1rr PTe=crs7-l-z c 80 ar
- LzVer P11s. e1s s - bottle an
s II & psls 81 - seEt vor post
pa.E r1 r4ce.rE cF 81 Write De-
Es~s1zzI ~. - Lasorzsory. Men.
r1ss Te1z- roF Ester1fure. 1<-e Al
zz1ar azE an e q - PsIis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Wen a lr5est ~as asked i1r ite
ronia assay re2-e es- Eve EzT s1-
eaAes .a4 Ainixhty y-Re4 cross
rorssss story os Ec.shs4-k e1peri-
saces- =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Teo Grandscns of W = Gladstone
ucre Si-.ed .n the War
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Be- gan trade aH.oDasss a4Fs a4sF.-
a. a proposal s.sklnv eH aorkIen tc
deaags one acur's pa Ter f1e ge.4es
81 the Yisnu Sc children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Bais zanier wst o7oa se.s sss3
pcsa{rss as RANKIN 5RocEsf-
rfr \ Fan sEass ft4aaa tsf
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i-

Sea TIE s7safs in a--ff glois
this pses a, RssSfs's GROCERY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

France . engaged in 4tsastizs >.
.ese 80 pension claims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-18

Ezis -znlfr seed. o1tca srt- tee1
rs.asaes AZ Ha~eis.s c7OcE9V--
us y Dz1isi1a Pao1e i95.
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Leaa., Classified Aas ses rssais.
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Sore Throat, Colds
ousesly Rsilsvsd ~ Hsann's
W1xnrd Oh .

HsrEr's Wizard Oh Is simple
srt elective treatment for sore
throat ssi chest colds Used as =
rzrxs< for sore throat Il ersnss eusck
r>is<s. Rrb5et on the chest II VIII
ostea isosen 10 hard deep seated
cod IN o,c night
Hc- cftea sp-zi1s. bruises. cuts
snd b--rs occrr m every family. as
-rn ss Isrie trorb;es ike ezrzchc.
epcskache. cold sores, eznke- sores,
ssiE reck. arS tired aching teet
Soosticx tez,irg Wizard Oh VII a.
WAYS brlrg q-irk renet
Get Il iron druggists for - eenfa
n nos sasssked resrrn the bostie and
"a vccr money back
Ever constipased or have sieA
headaehes Juss Try Wizard Live,
sNhipA pleasant Ettie pax nl1lA =
nnsA Ggsr1stee4 .
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-17
SUDDEN DEATH OF JAMES G.
DURRILL
Body VIII Reach Skowhegan Tonight
Burial mt S0uthslde

The remains OF James Cleveland
Durrill, who died in West Newton,
Mass. will be brought here tonight
and interment will be made at the
Southside cemetery. He has been In
poor health for a year or more but
his final Illness was brief His age
was Sc years. The funeral was held
at West Newton, yesterday. He was
proprietor of Pattee Inn in West New
ton at the time of his demise Mr.
Durrell was a native OF Skowhegan
although at the time OF his birth the
south side of the river was called
Bloomfield. He has been identified
with various hotel enterprises and
was employed in his earlier years at
the old Hotel Heselton which then
occupied the site of the present Mu-
nicipal Building. He was also at one
time connected with Hotel Oxford and
was proprietor of the Samoset House
at Mouse Island for several seasons,
and likewise the Seguinland For
about nine years he has conducted
the hotel OF which he was the proprie-
tor when he died. His wife formerly
Miss Lizzie Whitney passed away in
September, 1916 Two sons, one who
died in infancy and the other In young
manhood were the only children. He
is survived by the following brothers
and sisters: Mrs. Herbert Jewett,
Skowhegan; Mrs. Rose Sawyer, Show
hogan; Stephen Durrill. Whitinsville,
Mass; John Durrill Of Stratton and
Elmer Durrill of South Dakota.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-17
June Primaries Next Monday

With outward serenity on the part
of Somerset Political workers, Mon
day. June 81, the date OF the Primary
election Is drawing near. The con-
flict bids fair to be quiet to the end.
The interest in county officers centers
in the nomination Of a candidate for
county attorney on the Republican
ticket, two young lawyers, W. Fl.
Halves of Skowhegan and James II.
Thorne of Madison seeking the OPP
portunity for a final tryout in Sep
TENDER. Contests between aspirants
for county Offices on the same ticket
have from the first scarcely started a
simmer and now no dark horse can
come to the front in the few days left
Voters should remember that who
ever is not enrolled as a member of a
political party entitled to nominate
candidates will not be entitled to vote
Voters entitled to enrolment how
ever. may come themselves to be en-
rolled at the polling places during
the primary election on taking and
subscribing the oath required by law
The nomination Of candidates of po-
illlcdi parties Dy primary erection
grew out Of the old caucus method
and was adopted by the qualified vot-
ers of the state at a special election
held on the 18th of September in
1911 and on the 2Sth day of the same
month was proclaimed by the COVER
nor taking effect thirty days after the
proclamation. Prior to this time this
method OF nomination was in effect in
some states west of the Mississippi,
but 1t is interesting to recall that
Maine was the first state this side of
that great dividing water way to
adopt the system. Voters of Show
hogan, heed the hours on which to
deposit your ballots in the 1920 prim-
aries from IL m. to 8 p. m. on Monday
next at the Municipal Building.
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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Calvin Jones went to Fairfield
yesterday to visit her parents Elder
and Mrs. P. B. Osborne.
The Relief Corps will meet tomor-
row friday at 2.30. All officers
are requested to be in their chairs
~ there is An initiation.
The Working League OF the Fed
Grated Church will meet next Monday
large attendance is desired al THIS
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Currier OF
Lynn, Mass. are guests this week oil
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Cur
rier. The couple have lately been
married.
Harry M. Cullen formerly with t1e'o
& Coles, Boston, who recently pur-
chased the John F. Moody farm when
he will operate together with tne
Abner Currier farm, left yesfeTaay,
morning for Salem. Mass. He wiz
assist Mrs. Cullen in removing 'hen
household effects from that city 10 ,n'
Moody farm house. Mr. and MIS-
Currier, the parents OF Mrs Cui'eH'
will make their home with them
G. Elmer Emighy of Big Island va
formerly superintendent of the hea'
ford Paper Co., arrived here last Sdr
urday to take up the superintendeHo.
of the plant taken over by the MaIn'
Pulp & Paper Co, which was the oa',
age Mfg. Co. Mr.. Emighy expects ~
move his family here in the near ~,
ture. The same operating force
to be retained by the new conpac1!
as was formerly the Savage Mig' w.
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NOTICE

Pursuant to a warrant to me direct
ed the Stockholders OF the SOL0N
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY are
hereby notified to meet at the Office OF
the Central Maine Power Company IN
Augusta. Maine. on Friday, June IS,
1920, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
STANDARD time), then and there 70 act
on the following articles;
ARTICLE Ito choose officers for
the ensuing year.
ARTICLE Ito consider and act on
the question of selling to the Central
Maine Power Company the Companys
physical plant properties, rights
franchises. privileges. permits and To-
cations and to fix all terms and con-
ditions in regard thereto.
ARTICLE III-To pass all votes
necessary and incidental to the votes
passed under Article II.
WITNESS my hand this fourteenth
day of June. A. D. 1920.
lives w. s. WYhAN
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sUN.DIAL AT COBURN PARK
Continued from Page One)


life-blood freely and willingly for
world democracy.
Our little band OF Daughters OF the
American Revolution worked with eff
forts untiring during the world war
and after 1t closed we worked for the
reconstruction of France by making
clothes for the little fatherless chill
dren of the country. When we dis
banded from active war relief work,
the desire was universal that we
should do something to perpetuate the
memory of our boys; we knew that
80 long as this generation lived no
memorial would be needed; we never
should forget; but in order to make
provision for the future 1t was sug-
gested that the Daughters present
some permanent memorial which time
could not efface. We had In mind
the sons and other near relatives OF
the members of Eunice Farnsworth
Chapter (about twenty In NUMBER !;
yet we wish to give the highest place
in our affection to our young hero
Corporal Alvan w. Buchanan the only
one OF the sons of Eunice Farnsworth
Chapter who did not come back, who,
as his commanding officer says, was
a soldier from the very start. and
who went to war because he felt 1t
was his duty to do SO. Alvan was
one of the most popular young men
in town. active in all kinds OF athle-
tic sports, and the first one of the
famous High School squad to lead on
In enlisting for his country's service
Perhaps the highest tribute that
can be paid to all the soldier boys OF
our town may be summed up In bit
of a poem written by an overseas lad
while watching the life go out OF
Somerset County boy.
20 Grave, you have no victory,
And Death, you've lost your sting,
For men are dying every day
Who look you in the face and say:
We die for right, we fear you not!
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CORNyILLE

There will be preaching service
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the East Ridge Church. unless very
stormy, conducted by Rev. B. H. John
son of Athens. Sunday School after
the service Everyone welcome.
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Mrs. Miriam s. Merrill, who has
been spending the winter and spring
in Pennsylvania and for some time at
Lancaster in that state, is expected
to arrive in Skowhegan during this
week.
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Baakrupt's Petition for Discbaru

In the matter of l. Sherman Be,,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To the Hon. Clarence Hale. .Tudpe 4,
the District Court OF the United Sat-.
for the District OF Maine
sherman Bean of Caratunk Planta
ton in the County OF Somerset. ana
state of Maine, in said district respect
fully represents, that on the Bird dav n,
January. last past, he was duIy w. adj d.
judged bankrupt under the Acts Of Con-
gress relating to bankruptcy; that hs
has duly surrendered all his properly
and rights Of property. and has fully
said Acts and of the orders Of court
touching his bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE HE PRAYS, That he
may be decreed by the Court to have
a fun discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under said
bankruptcy Acts except such debts AZ
are excepted by law from such dis.
charge.
Dated this goth day of May. A. D.
1920. -
I. SHERMAN BEAN,
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District of Maine, Northera Division,
On this 18th day of June A. D.
1920 on reading the foregoing petition,
1t is
Ordered by the Court. That a hear
ING De Hdu upon the same on the 23rd
day OF July A. D. 1920. before said
Court at Bangor. in said District,
Northern Division. at ten o'clock In the
forenoon: aid that notice thereof b
published in The Independence epor-
ter, Newspaper printed In said Dis.
trict. Northern Division. and that all
known creditors, and other persons In
interest, may appear At the said time
and place. and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted
And 1t is further Ordered by the
Court. That the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies Of
said petition and this order. addressed
to them at their places of residence
as stated
witness the Honorable Clarence
Hale. Judge of the said Court and
the seal thereof at Bangor, In the
Northern Division OF said District on
the 18th day of June A. n. 1920
ISABEL SHEEHAN,
Deputy Clerk.
A true copy OF petition and order
thereon.
Attest:
ISABEL SHEEHAN.
Deputy Clerk.
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CAUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that -,
not pay any bills contracted by ea ns
North Arson, May 81, 1920. ua'e.
3w23 b. F. DEXTro
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharo.

In the matter of Arthur B. co,u,a....
Bankrupt. IN Bankruptcy, iuhous
To the Hon. Clarence Hale Ia.
the District Court OF the United = OF
fer the District of Maine states
Arthur b. Columbus of Fatre.,,
the County of Somerset, ana SID in
ksins in said District, resp.c,.,.ot
represents that on the sth Se.'liy
August. last past, he was dni1.y OF
tsAGeA bankrupt snAsr the Act, ao.
he has duly surrendered ali biS mat
srty and rights of property an prop
fully complied with all the reo,i mas
nsnts Of sais Acts ana Of the lure
WHEREFORE HE PRAYs PTi ny
may be decreed by the Court ,at ne
q full discharge from all debts nave
able against his estate undep p,os:
are excepted by law from sucb s "a, a.
charge. Jun dis
Dated this 10th day of June A n
ARTHUR B. COLUMBUS
Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District of Msine, Nsrthern Diyis,a
on this 18th day of June
1920. on reading the foregoing pet1t,oDo.
II ia H''i'ion,
Ordered by the Court, That ~
ing be had upon the same on tho SsI,
day OF July \. d. 1920 ha IRA
ssiS Court at Bangor, In said D,,.t9re
Northern Division. at ten o'cInoL et
the forenoon: and that notice tbaAsla
be published In the Independant.pUt
porter, newspaper printed in .as;
District. Northern Division and eela
all known creditors, and other nars snN
In Interest may appear at the ~
time and place. and show cause aia i,
any they have, why the PRAYER - 81.
petitioner should not be granted saa
And IT Is further OrdereS Nv a.
Cswrt. That the Clerk ms .as
send by mail to all known creas, ualI
copies OF said petition and this a,dnI
addressed to them at their nlscos
residence as stated.
witness the Honorable Cla,a,..
Hale. Judge of the said Court aDs
the seal thereof at Bangor IN a no
Northern Division OF said Dist rio, me
the 18th day of June A. D. 1929 W
ISABEL SHEEHAN.
Deputy Clerk.
:. true copy OF petition and ord,
Attest:
ISABEL SHEHHAN.
Deputy Clerk
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MACHINERY FOR SALE 80 IN. BAND
Saw Machine; in. BUZZ Planer: Har-
vey-Scribner Sawmill; No. IA sidney
Woodworker: foot Kicker boiter
Lath Machine ana Bolter; saw lath
trimmer; No. 2 Rochester Blower; No.
2 Buffalo Air Blower: Skating. Pull
leys and BeltaxN. Write me your wants
Clair MacLell watsrville. tits
HAVE FOR SALE AT MY STORE
Water St., two very nice Prince Al
Spring Coat; one Ladies' New Spring
Coat; two Mems Suits. size AZ; one
Mans Spring Coat; also 500 samples to
pick from for New Spring Suits. e.
Tarbox tits
COON KITTENS wANTED--SHIp
your coon kittens at once. will pay all
expenses and what they are worth to
me. c. l. Wakefield, 8 Grove St., Au-
gusta. 8w19'
CEDAR sTUMPAGE AND MANU-
featured ties wanted. Get our offer
before selling. Robinson & Towne
N. E. Phone 1873. Madison 1ow1s
TABLE GIRLS AND KITCHEN
girls wanted for summer camps Ad-
dress j. X. Viles & Son, North New
Portland. tf19
TWO ROOMS TO RENT-ONE LARGE
! and the other small. Lights and bath
Man and wife or lady preferred. Call
In evening, Mrs. Flora McPheters. s
Middle St, Skowhegan. tf19
SET OF SHELVING FOR SALE
three feet, eight inches high. g. q
wide, 8" deep. Divided into 81 COM
| partments, by three upright partitions
and 10 horizontal shelves Price So
independently Reporter Co. tits
CURTAIN FOR sALE-oPAQUF
material. dark gray, feet. inches
long, IT. S1a in. wide, mounted or
substantial roller, all in practically
! perfect condition. Outfit would cost
$3.50; VIII sell for SIPS. II ordered
to be sent by mail, add csc for pack.
' ing and postage. Independent Re-
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