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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
.COMDR. TOWERS is
COMING TO STATION
win Succeed Lieutenant Commander
Paunao az Executive officer

Commander John H. Towers viii
arrive in Pensacola about the first Of
November, having been ordered by
the navy department to the Pensacola
Naval Air Station as executive officer,
succeeding Lieutenant Commander
Paunac in that capacity. Commander
Towers is now with the Pacific Fleet
Air Squadron.
No official statement has been re-
ceived from Washington as to the or
derss received by I.t.-Com. Paunac, but
1t Is stated unofficially that he VIII
probably assume other duties at the
naval air station.
Commander Towers was the flrst
American aviator to make an official
flight for the United States govern
ment, ne having been sent to Vera
Cruz to make maps of that country
at the time Of the trouble between
Vera Cruz and the United States.
Later he was sent to England and
1t was while at the court of st. James
that ne met his wife, who is OF Eng
lish nobility The wedding of Com
mander Towers to this daughter Of
an English lord was an event of the
season at Mayfair; and was widely
chronicled.
Commander Towers received much
Of his training in England and he was
the first head of the naval air training
school at the time that Captain Muslin
was in command at the station on its
Organization in 1914 After his train
ing here he was much abroad and was
one Or the naval aviators to compete
with 1t Commander Albert Cushing
Read and p n. L. Bellinger in the
first long distance flight across the
Atlantic, which was won by Read
In spite of his high social connec-
tions and the fact that he ranks as
one or the greatest OF aviatogs. Com
mander Towers. is Jack" Towers to
the Pensacola friends he made here
during his residence, and old friends
as we'll as officers of the navy and
army will cordially welcome him to
the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
JNTrPFST TAKEN IN
PHOTOPLAY CONTEST
Making Of Picture in Pensacola viii
Offer Splendid Opportunity for
Local Talent.

Several young ladies and gentlemen
have entered their names in the photo
play contest and expect to carry a
large vote. The making Of this pic
'ture in Pensacola win offer a splendid
opportunity for numerous people to
test their ability at movie acting. Mr..
Pierce states that number of very
successful screen celebrities have been
discovered in this manner, and from
the abundance of pretty girls and
screen faces Pensacola can be credited
with, he believes that his photoplay
will be the making of a Pensacola girl
Starring in future film productions.
II is Mr.. Pierce's intention TO make
other photoplays in this city for ma
tional distribution if he can discover
sufficient talent locally to fill up the
cast. Mr.. Zehrbach, his cameraman.
has been scouting around the city
looking for locations and reports some
Wonderful results. He also states that
among his many travels he has yet to
find city with any prettier girls than
Pensacola. Mr.. Pierce states that the
first picture made here will be taken
from the pen Of a local playwright, and
VIII be a feature production. Those
desiring to enter the contest are re-
quested to leave their names at the
Theatre Comique box office. Mr..
Pierce explains all details Of the con-
test at the theatre nightly and he or
his cameraman. Mr.. Zehrbach, will be
only too glad to explain the inside de-
tails OF film work from an acting
standpoint to anyone calling to see
them personally.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
ENROLMENT is A
RECORD BREAKER

With TWO Schools to Ee Heard From,
Attendance IS Set at 1855.
Enrolment in the public schools of the
city exceeds anything in the history of
Pensacola. and 1t is expected that when
the ]. B. Jockey and P. K. Yonge schools
open the grand total viii be about $500.
This is predicted on the fact that the en-
rollment, including the schools now open
Is 2,756, with the Jockey and Yonge
schools yet to be heard from.
The high school leads with an enroll
ment of $40, the Clubbs school enrolment
being 43s, Eliza Jone Wilson. $40; n. b.
Cook, $50; George S. Hallmark, 219: Miss
Allie Yniestra's school, 257; Miss Mamie
Freeman, 222; the Annie Mcmillan school.
1885, the sabra II. Collins. 1856; Pensacola
Heights school. so.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
TUG RICHMOND COMES IN
PORT WITH TWO BARGES

The big steel tug Richmond OF the
Aiken Towboat Co. arrived in port
yesterday from Tampico, Mexico, with
two schooner-barges, the Geo. r.
Lock and the j. S. AfcGaughey, in
tow. The Richmond made the trip
from Tampico in five and one-half
days, but there were no cargoes in
either OF the craft. The barge J. s.
McGaughey, however, was put under
quarantine and had not been allowed
to make a landing at a late hour
yesterday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
FATHER AND SON WEEK
NOVEMBER 6 TO IL

Watch for the interesting stories and
songs and poems that win be used dur
ing the Father and Son Week.
They will start about the tenth OF
this month to appear in both the pa
pers. Everyone who win take part in
any one of the events viii need some
thing to say, suggest, play or sing
Games for the special arranged socials
and dinners, will be given and pro-
grams for every day will be suggested
The Y. NJ c. A. win be glad to fur
nish any information not given in the
papers about this Father and Son
Week which is going to be observed
more extensively all over the world
than ever before.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
THREE CIVIL SUITS
IN COURT RECORD
Court of Record Decides Three Suits
in Favor of Plaintiff.

There were three civil suits dis
posed of in the court of record yes
terday morning, with Judge Jones
presiding. In the case of Daniel Clark
va. the American Speciality & I'm
port Company, a verdict by default
was rendered for the plaintiff for the
amount of s224.5o with interest from
the date of the suit. ]. ]. Sullivan
was counsel for the plaintiff, the de-
PENDANT having none
In the case OF Hattie Davidson VS..
j. G. Holtzclaw. receiver, the plaintiff
collected damages of SIS. r. P. Reese
for the plaintiff. and Carter & Yonge
for the defendant.
In the case of Arthur Malone We.
J. G. Holtzclaw, receiver. the plaintiff
was granted a verict OF SIS. r. p.
Reese represented the plaintiff and
Carter & Yonge were counsel for the
defendant.
The following new suits have been
entered in the court of record:
Harold C. Daw. as minor. by next
best friend, G. A. Daw, against the
zimmern Coal Company damages
50 600 John r. Stokes, counsel fer
plaintiff
q. a. Daw VS.. the Zlmmern Coal
Company. damages $4,000. John p.
Stokes, counsel for plaintiff.
o. RI Ward VS.. ]. ]. Howell, dam
ages $4,000. Robert P. Stout, counsel
for plaintiff
Fl. Il. Root vs.. Paul Crank, damages
5000. Fred w Marsh, counsel for the
plaintiff.
Mrs Anna Conway VS.. the Consol-
idated Grocery Company, damages
$1,000 L. v. Holsberry and Watson &
Pasco, counsel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
MAN AND WIFE IN COUNTY
JAIL ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Charles Fazenda and his wife. Pearl
Fazenda, were landed in the county
jail yesterday on a rather grave
charge. The husband is charged with
violating the Mann Act. and the wife
is being held as a witness against her
husband It is claimed that Fazenda
brought his wife into the state, COM
ing from Birmingham, Ala. for i'm
moral purposes. AS a result of these
charges. the couple viii be given a
hearing before United States Commits
sicner A. w. Davis this morning at 10
o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
TWO ARE JAILED CHARGED
WITH ASSAULT AND FRAUD

landed in the county bastile yester-
day. Tie white man Joe Ezell, was
charged with assault, but he was later
released on bond. The negro. Anthony
Jones, was charged with embezzle-
ment and was brought in from Boni-
fay by Deputy Sheriff Wallace Of
Afuscogee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
ONE RESIGNATION;
ONE APPOINTMENT
lspeeiaI e The JournaIl

TALLAHASSEE, oct. 6.-Governor
Hardee has accepted resignation of C.
r. Melvin as justice of the peace in
and for district number four, Wash
ington county
The governor has appointed D. T..
Sutley of De Funiak to be justice Of
the peace in and for district number
eight, Walton county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
MAPLEFIELD CLEARS PORT
WITH BIG CARGO LUMBER

The British schooner Maplefeld IN
der Capt. L. H. Sabean. cleared for
san Pedro de Macoria, yesterday. The
Maplefleld has been in port for sew
eral days taking on a cargo. The
cargo consists Of 35.s74 pieces OF rough
and dressed pitch pine lumber. total
ing 315.471 superficial feet. and $50
pieces of cypress lumber. totaling
1888 superficial feet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07
REGULAR MEET OF LONE
SCOUTS BE HELD TONIGHT

There viii be a regular meeting OF
the Lone Scouts Of America tonight at
the home Of Frankie Periccla at 500
East Moreno street Al members ex-
pected TO be present as there will be
an election Of officers. The meeting
viii begin promptly at I o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-07

ARD-FOr the Capture Of Convict ~!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
~


Right A ROMAN
TIC setting in the
Movie Worlds land Of
romance = Califor-
mia. John Bowers of
fers up a sentimental
melody to charming
Molly Malone. Molly
has recently been en-
gagged to play the
lead opposite Lefty
Flynn In "The Real
Man. his first Fox
starring vehicle. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Aboue - A G N E S
AYRES. who has
achieved individual
stardom with Para
mount following her
work in "The Sheik,"
wi, Will soon appear in
The Lane That Had
No Turning" by Sir
Gilbert Parker. The
beautiful Agnes has
been known as "the
0. Henry girl" from
her frequent appear
ance in the two
reelers from the sto-
ries of that popular
author.
fdDord Thayer Monroe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Right-"DON'T FEED THE AMI.
MAILS signs at the Universal ZOO are
conspicuous by their absence. and Eileen
Sedgw'rk. star in THE Terror Trail"
serial appears to rave conquered ut least
one large terror by means of her winning
smile and deicatciy roasted peanut.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

The following rules govern the dis
tribntion OF tickets for the Skowhegan
High School graduation exercises.
J First Each member of the class to
be graduated from the High School In
June 1921, is allowed ten seats.
Second: Members of the school
committee, trustees Of the Bloomfield
Academy, officials OF the Town, the
teachers Of the High School, and the
superintendent OF schools are allowed
sufficient number OF seats for theil
immediate families.
Third. The above, seats must be re.
served on Wednesday, June 10, befors
Elk O'Clock p. NJ.
Fourth. (. The public may secure re.
served seats on Thursflay and Friday
June is and II provided that not more
than two seats be allowedlto any ont
Individual 6f ~
Fifth. All reserved seats must b
occupied at 7.45 o'clock Friday eve.
ming. June II, otherwise the same vii
be forfeited and opened to the public
The usiIers Will cease to take
stubs at 7.45 P. M q, 9E
Reserved seats may be secured a,
Box ONCE, Opera House. Office hours
8 to IL A. NJ, 4 toi6iP. M.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

Whereas. William NJ. Farrell of Har-
mony In the County of Somerset and
state OF Mhine by his mortgage deed
dated the twentieth day of June A.. ID.
1915. and recorded in the Somerset
Registry of Deeds Book 330, Page 2s,
conveyed to me. the undersigned q cer-
tain parcel Of real estate situate In
Harmony In the County Of Somerset
and State of Maine. and bounded az
follows, viz: Beginning at the north
cast corner OF Arthur Cromwell's lot on
the southwest side of. the roAd leading
from Harmony Village to Wellington,
past the Sand Farm. SO called and rum
ming westerly along said CromwelPs
north line six rods to said CromwelPs
northwest corner; thence northwestern
" parallel with the said highway six
and two-thirds rods to cedar. post:
thence easterly six rods to a cedar
post near the limits of said highway;
and thence southerly along said high
way about eight rods to point Of be-
ginning, and whereas the condition of
said mortgage has been broken:
Now therefore. by reason u OF the
breach Of the condition thereof 1 claim
q forecl0Bure Of said mort gage.
May 10. A. y. 1891.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

LOCAL NEWS

r. w. Haines was over from Wayne
the first OF the week for short visit.
ChRs. A Ross has bought of Walter
p. Ordway one OF his cottages at
Peaks Island and will leave in about
three weeks to occupy the same to-
gsther' with Mrs. Ross for the sum-
mer.
The regular meeting of Sunset Chap
ter, No. So, o. E. s., will be held to-
morrow (Friday} evening at 7.45.
There viii be reports from the Grand
Chapter and refreshments will be
seved' There will be no work.
The rank of knight will be confer
red by the knights OF Pythias this
Thursday evening Thursday evening
OF next week the degree team will go
TO Pittsheitf to confer the rank of
knight In the lodge In that town.
The anniversary banquet of the
First Philathea, Glass will be held at
Lakewood next Wednesday, June 9Th.
Membefs'afe requestvd TO leave Show
hogan on the 4 or.5 o'clock car. A
special car viii return to Skowhegan
at 10 O'Clock. Banquet at z o'clock.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

IHAvE LOST A PYRENE FIRE Ex-
TINGCISHER. One of two which /
sent to the Agricnlttral Building at
Fairview' Park at the time OF. the Boys
Conference. A suitable reward will
be paid for its return. r. r. Patten,
Skowhegan. tf22
A DARK RED HOnAM Has STRAY
ED into my stable ana ~ Awaiting the
owner. Has two white hind feet.
Horace Spear, Madfson. r r. d.. tf22
FOUND--sPARE WHEEL. EQUIPPfrD
with new Firestone tire, between Fair
field and Skowhegan, Saturday, May
28. Owner may have same by paying
cost Of this ad. Lawrence Cockburn,
Main st. Skowhegan. N. E. Phone
24s-2. tf22
ADDING MACHINES To RENT e2:DO
day, $500 week. $500 a month
These rates do not include packing or
transportation independent Reporter
Co. tfz2
THE HUFF STUDIO HAS EsTAB-
LGSHED a 24-hour service for devel-
oping and printing for amateur photo
Erhphefs. Any films brought In at or
before o'clock win be ready for de-
livery at O'Clock on the following
day. We seek your convenience In
this and all other ways. The Hun
Studio. 81, Water st. Skowhegan tf22
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02
STATE or MAINE

(SEAI.) atgsN
SomerGetS IN
suprsme JaAftial Court
Ella M Booth OF skowhegan, in the
County OF Somerset,
Charles L. Bagiey. whose whereabouts
are to the plaintin unknown,
Ordered, That notice OF stiH be given
10 thes Defendant. by. publisAinsi an at
tested copy Of the. Plaintiffs writ, or
order thereon, three weeks successively
In the Independents r epprter, a. news
paper printed Mt Sk0Wh4xtn In the
county Of Somerset the )attl publica-
ton to be not less than Thirty days be-
fore the next term Of this Court. to be
holden at Show he gan, within and for
said County. OF Somerset. On the third
Tuesday. OF September A.. D.. 1921, that
re- may then and there appear IN said
Attsst:s ~ III
W. 4, sEEKiNSj Clerk. &
.(ABGTFtACT OF PLAINTIFFS WRIT
Date Of Writ, March "a 1S$1Ji,
Ad-dannpni, 500, OF
Writ re- rstnrnable and dntsAstk .sApri
Action az assumpsit on .aEcsunt an
nexed for money loaned ~ interes,
/, thereon since demand "a 4S ~ s ~ :
MERRILL 4 MBR5tII&.t N
6k0whcg4qs H. NV
AZ Attorneys fof ~ ,laiRtih n.
a true copy OF the ordS6 pf Court
with. ahntract OF writ sxTsSslss
swsa W. 7. sltEt clerk.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

~ n salSl5 rD5S1olll - "a h. h..
sSsf7 3ts nses|x s s2s \ Hls w ~
tevN people promptly attsndsS =
hi posrp DrkIyERY WAGON wFrIs
fknc1Qsed body for sale at good trade
<EItuee H Smith. Water st. skowhegan
fs 2w23
FE F4R SALE on ExCHANGE--I SIN
IEyllhdef National Car. would make an
"A No. j Truck. can be seen at the Full
aer Goa. Garage, Mainstream. Maine
4w22'
WANTED-LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS
Cor the products OF, the r. & Y; Motor
other motor vehicles VIM. II. Rankin
Advertising Agency 1o4 So Michigan
Ave, Chicago. 3w22F
rOR sALEs--A GOOD SECOND HAND
team harness. George B. Dow, The
HARNESS. Man. Water 81 skowhegan.
r'sflt ntnArtis HORSES For SALE
Weighing 2s00 pounds, nine and twelve
Abbott. Athena, Maine r Fp1. iws2s
LosrA-oPnN rAcEU cOrD WATCH
with Masonic charm on fob In the BUSH
Widder, Somerset Shoe Shop or Bush
st. Skowhegan. 1w22
NICE BABY cARHtAaE IN coon
n aar Nay 5. n
North avenue. Skowhegan. ". H. Phone
2f7-2. Farmers Phone 2g-11I tf22
IwIsH TO NOTIFY nv CUsTOMERA
and the public that ! am again in BUSH
ness at 10 Bailey street. ShHil do up
hdlstering. bicycle, furniture ana all
80
including the sharpening OF lawn
mowers. Lucas Graf, skowhegan 4w22s
ASpl,REBRED JERSEY hull CALF
for sn1e. months old: also pure bred
Chester White pigs for inhmediate de-
livery. F. O. Baton. 135 Main st.
Skowhegan. tf22
WANT To BUY A SMALL DWEsL-
LING house somewhere in Skowbegun
village w. II. Boynton. Skowhegan.
Farmers Phone 33-4. 1w22s
ONE FORD CAR FOR sALE--1Dfs
model. Charles Estes. Peoples Garage
skowhegan 4w22s
WANTED FEW GOOD BEE
Hives. L. Fl. Rich, Madison, F. D 1.
2w22F
s-YEAR OLD COLT FOR SALE &i2s.
Broke double or single. Periey Lane,
Madison II + ID !. tf22
COBBLEHs sffOE REPAIRING SEW
ING machine for sale. Good ronditfon.
Also tapping stand and lasts. Other
small tools. William Demo, Skowhe-
gan. 4w22s
LOST A SMALL CHt1sCENT SHAPED
pin with ruby stone between ~ North
avenue and the raiiroad crossing. Find
err please leave with Celia Packard,
Ordways Store, Skowhegan and re-
ceive reward. 1w22
CHALMERS aO-5 PASSENGER AUTO
for sale. Good running condition. $175
for quick sale. w. M. Ingalls, Madi-
son. Tel. Office 105-1f. House Sab.
4w22'
1e-YEAR Old HORSE FOR sALE--
Weighs 1900 lbs Inquire of WI Me-
Kenney after G p. m. or on Sunday,
Skowhegan F. ID 2. 1w22s
AoTABLE GIRL wANTED--ALsO A
Laundress at Big Jim Pond Camps.
Write to G. G. Green, Jim Pond Me.
3w22
TOURMALINFi RING LOST sOSTI1-
where from High street and Spinning
Mill. Finder return to Miss Lottie
Dionne, SO Factory st. Skowhegan;
WANTED soMfc OLD FOLKS TO
board and care for. Notify Mrs. Frank
r. Haycock, IL Cedar st. skowhegan.
Me. 4w21
IN VALVE HEAD FOR FORD EN-
CINE for sale Complete with mani
folds and Ia in. carbuerator. This
outfit cost $125.00 and Is good as new.
viii sell for $4,000 or trade for Evin-
rude out board motor in first class
shape. These 10 value heads are
shown by government tests to increase
the power of a Ford engine 80 per
cent. Russell s. Taylor, Box 33a,
Greenville. 4w21
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02
Wool Jersey Sweaters
SS.75

This is one OF the latest and most pop
ular sweaters. They are neat and
stylish in appearance and very dura-
able, being made of the woven jersey
cloth. They come in the tuxedo styles
with belt in shades of copen. rookie
tan or black.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02
HARTEAND

. TIRES. TUBES AND Accessories
PUBLIC CAR
REPAIRING AND OVERLAPPING
PITTSFIf1LDfAvE GARAGE
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

Pillow Slips and SHEETS
lockwood Slips 42xss special II
Cast Iron Slips 4sxss. spscialaa
Il. slifl'i' B0Gf each
These are made by the i. ScI6tpd
Co. and are heavier than regular
LOCKWOOD They have O. most
exceilent finish and wear splen-
didly ...-.~...
Hemstitched Slips 42xas. Special at
4Sc each
These, are made from high grade "
cotton and nicely finished.
Sheets
Lockwood Sheets. full size S1xs0
Special at e1.1o
"Cast Iron" Sheets s1xsO. Sbseiallatl
efHt ea6h
These are made by the Lockwood
Co. and are extra good quality.
Sheetings
SIX Inch Bleach4d LOCKWOOD ~ : ~
61-inch sBleached Feast Iron" ~ = "a.
A fine weave but heavy quality
36-inch Unbleach(d Loc,twocd 0hset-
a ing5 special 118C = ID.
4O-inch Unbleached Lockwood Sheet
Ing. Special 11cfo ~ ~
l0-inch Unbleacheds Cast Iron
Hheeting. Special IL . I'd.
Fancy Turkish Towels /
One lot size 1sxa2, $50 value Tor -
In pretty pink ana bl6s stripes
One lot, size 16x3S. Special ut 46c
Blue borders, excellent weight
One lot 16x37. csc value for koe
Made In pretty packard patterns
with pink and blue borders
Towels
One lot Turkish Towels 17xs6
Special value 2tC -.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02
Choice Over Blouses
$500 To- SASS
New Georgette Wsists
81 IS, 7.9S to- Ass

Many new waists specially designed
for summer wear are now In stock.
You VIII be pleased with the variety
and style at the lowest prices
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

one lot Turkish Towels 2ox4s. Spec
al 89e each
One lot Turkish Towels 23x46; extra
Size. Special soc each
One lot Heavyweight bargain at
69c, Special soc each
CrehhA RemnAnts (bleached) 10c I'd.
17Nwlde, part linen, good weight,
lengthBs2 to IN yards
Damask
68-inch White Mercerized Damask.
Special 79c I'd.
6l-lnch White Mercerlzed Damask.
Special 96c yd.
6S-inch Turkey Red Damask, regu-
Fl lar price 98c. Special 85c q yd.
Bed Spreads
Large Size 72xs2, $3.50 value for s1.9s
New Pongee Waists
3. 9SEto Sass
dsvsral new styles also have Just
beeh received in pongee waists These
are much in demand this season be-
cause Of their durability and neat and
tasty style in which they are made
Choice Over Blouses
$3.50 to SASS
Over blpnses are becoming more
popular every day and we have at
spresent an excellent showing, in q
1afgA variety Of styles, shades and
prices.
New Ceorgette Wxists
1885, 7.9S to- Ass
Many new waists specially designed
for summer wear are now In stock.
You VIII be pleased with the variety
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02
NEWEST SUMMER APPAREL
in Dresses, Skirts and Houses
.1any Suis and Goats Marked Doom

Many and coats have been e-priced to much lower
level may be worth while for you look our stock
good Of summer apparel in stock awaiting your
inspection.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

WANTED sOMfr OLD FOLKS TO
board and care for. Notify Mrs. Frank
E. Haycock, IL Cedar st. Skowhegan.
Me. 4w21
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

CINE for sale. Complete with mani
folds and ! Ia in. carbuerator. This
outfit cost $125.0O and Is good az new.
Will sell for $4,000 or trade for Evin-
rude out board motor in first class
shape. These 10 value heads are
shown by government tests to increase
the power OF a Ford engine 30 per
cent. Russell s. Taylor, Box asa,
Greenville. 4w21
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02

pers not TO tresspass on your land.
each, two for ssc II sent by
add $50 Tor packing and postage.
other p1acardA, For Sale, To Rent
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