The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22
RINGH AM

big star at the top
Crossed wires have caused two
false alarms sof fire within short
time.
Fur lined gloves and mittens at
s495, Friday and Saturday only. Tay-
Tor Bros. q Hill, bingham
d. r.. Howes. of Bingham, was re-
Gently registered Mt the Congress So.
Hotel, Portland. Me.
Thermos bottles $150 and up by
mail postpaid. SIMPSONS. Drug Store.
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Mrs. Urban Spaulding and Mrs.
Alice Spaulding of Caratunk were do
ing Christmas shopping in town last
week.
Mrs. Ralph Corson of Scion has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
McQuilken.
AIthea and Bertha Robinson have
arrived home from Pennington Nor
NAL for the holidays.
Beatrice gaker. Mary Carl and Mil
bred Miller are also at home to spend
Xmas.
Wanted spruce and fir pulpwood.
II. IA SAWYER, North Arson, N. e..
Phone 75-11, Madison Exchange. 1w5l
The many friends of sunny the
pet dog of Mr.. and Mrs. J j. Lander,
will be sorry to learn lie was killed
by being struck by an electric car n
few days ago.
Special for Friday and Saturday:
Cotton bed blankets, 64x76, $l.S7;
Mems wool mixed over shirts, $l.79.
Taylor Bros. e. Hill.
You will do. well to call ut e. f..
Folsom = and look over the fine stock
Of Xmas goods in, pyrex of which we
have quite a few new pieces in diff
ferent designs. Electric sad irons.
toasters and warming bags, all of
which are universal goods manufac-
tured by i.anders. Tracy & Clark, also
our regular line, of sleds and snow
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Fred w. Prebes before Inventory
Cash Sale, Dec. 28-29-30 and 81. Four
days of low prices Buy now. save
money. 200 cans Seward Salmon at
Csc can; only two cans to each per-
son: canned peaches, rasTberries and
pineapple 33c can. Several hundred
cakes laundry soap SOC d6z. Dry
hons 45c lb. s lbs for So; Malt extract
sL25 cans Mt soc each. One lot Of
&c cigars ut 3 for &c; 25c pkgs. OF
Edgeworth Cigarettes for Zoe. All
other groceries at 10 per cent discount
II purchase amounts to 81 or more. A
box of toilet soap free to each person
iuying 81 or more Wednesday the first
day of sale. Come early. Mail or
ders filed when cash Is sent with
order. &
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
on fIie13th the Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. olive King. Plans were made
for the Christmas tree in the church
on Saturday evening. There VIII be
n. live santa Claus and songs and reci-
tations by the children. At the close
Of is'meetipg the ladies of the Aid
presented to their pastor fine large
puff. which they had tackled that af-
ternoon, as a Christmas gift, which
came as great surprise to her. and
Is fully appreciated.
BINGHAM CATHOLIC CHURCH
std NOTES
on next Sunday, the feast of Christ
mas. n high mass will be sung ut half
past eight.
In the evening at seven o'clock there
will be Rosary and Benediction OF the
blessed Sacrament.
Louise Cummings, daughter OF
Katherine Cummings is recovering
from an operation for removal OF an
abcess back OF the ear. The operation
was performed in a Boston hospital.
Leon Robinson has returned from
Boston where he has been for the
past few days.
Mrs. Armand Spaulding. who has,
been in Bath with her parents the past
six weeks, IL now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Kelliher VIII
spend Christmas with friends In Wa
teryile. -
The card party at Marta Savage's
on the evening of the 18th was q very
pleasantJ occasion. There were eight
tabIes of whist. Nineteen dollars was
raised for the librery. Just before the
refreshments were served, e.. w.
Moore called the attention of the COM
many to a report of the sale or the
silk quilt. Mrs. Alice Goodrich re-
ported that $Sl.75 has been received.
Expense for candy, quilt lining, etc,
$13.75, leaving $6S,00 TO De turheu over
10 the treasurer of the library assocfa-
ton (applause) Alton b. Carl won
the quilt and Emma Robinson the pill
low. New books received will be
placed in the library soon AFTER
Christmas The present library COM
mittee on entertainment are: Cert
rude schoppe, Mona Yerxa, Florence
Owens, Nellie Robinson, Emma Gip-
son, Blna Preble. Jack Schoppe anu
Walter Eames 1t Is the ambition OF
tho committee and all Interested 70
have the library fund reach $1,000 Dy
the first of April To do this about
5000 more must be raised. BE gen
erous In patronage of the efforts made
for this good work.
You will do well to call az ~. ~
Tolsom's and look over the fine stock
OF Xmas goods in pyrex. OF which We
have quite few new pieces, IN dii-
ferent designs. Electric sadirons.
toasters and warming bags. oil OF
which are Universal goods. manufac-
tured by I.anders. Tracy & Clark; al
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