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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-08

ing from now on win be on the in
crease. with every reasonable expec-
tation that business will be of satis-
factory proportions for those makes
well established in the field.
Reports received by the Franklin
people from local automobile shows
now being held generally also show
this same upward trend in business-.
LayOffs at the Franklin plant during
the so-called readjustment period were
comparatively light. only 1850 men be-
ing affected. Since the price reduc-
tlon action in September. which mark
ed the beginning Of rapid business re-
sumption for Franklin. 500 workers
have been taken back and within a
week or so the number OF re-employed
will reach 1850.
Car Makes Record
Another feature clak,ned by the
Franklin Co. Is the small amount of
repairs needed for the machines.
What is thought to be an unusual
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-08

like the caterpillar reaches out and the road
behind the point of road contact the full
which actually
heavy trucks operating mer all sorts OF codl-
chassis and economical from every
tpey the truck
NLnt mo at The Aro Show March TO- and2 TruyY Yours,
"IOTTA MILES"
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LOCAL NEWS

Miss Pauline f. Oak went to Boston
Monday for a short stay.
Clifford w. Jewett of Augusta was a
week end visitor with his father Jonas
Jewett of Spring street
Mrs Robert Lord and daughters of
Portsmouth, N. II. are guests at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Emma p.
Burri1.
Charles Hulares has sold out his
interests in the candy and cool drinks
business on Water street TO his broth
ers. Arthur and George Hulares and
is leaving this week for New York,
where he has position.
The usual services were conducted
at the Centenary Methodist Church
last Sunday with Mrs. II. l.. Nichols
wife Of the pastor, delivering two SER
mons. At the morning service her
theme was "TaEe Heed How Ye Hear
and in the evening she spoke upon "A
Gousecratcd Personality The
church is closed for the month of Au-
gust. Rev Mr. Nichols is slowly
recovering from the effects OF the re-
cent surgical operation but still re-
mains a patient at Somerset Hospital.
During his illness Mrs. Nichols, has
very ably conducted the services in
the church.
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Mr.. and Mrs Humphrey DYER are
spending few weeks with Mrs. Dyer:
mother, Mrs MAY Williams in Hart
land
Rev. and Mrs. George Loring Thur
low. David Thurlow and Ruth and
Eleanor Thurlow are away this week
on a visit to Boston and Scituate,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sampson and
four children OF Springfield. Mass left
Monday morning after visiting at the
Methodist parsonage. Mr.. Sampson
is a brother of Mrs. II L. Nichols.
Mrs. Lena +. Wentworth and her
son G. Allan Wentworth arrived home
Sunday night from Al automobile trip
thru the White Mountains To Lake
Champlain and Rutland. VI. having
visited with friends III The city last
mentioned.
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The Federated Church is closed for
the month of August.
Miss Leona Blanchette has posi-
ton at the Emery Brown store.
Miss Marion Z. Lord has gone to
Camp Abena at Belgrade to act as
pianist for the month of August.
Mr. and Mrs. W A Foss and Mr.
and Mrs. John l. Foss of Athens
were visiting in Skowhegan Monday.
Joseph Melanson has returned 10
Greenville. leaving Mrs Melanson to
visit with relatives in this section for
three weeks
Mr. and Mrs. W. II Hight and son
Kirby expect TO 60 TO their cottage at
North Pond. Smithheld, this week.
During the summer Mr.. Hight has
been repa ring his cottage, one Of the
improvements being a piazza
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Positions Wanted

As HOUsEKEEPER IN FAMILY OF
two or three. Inquire of Mrs. Mary
\. Booker, Skowhegan r. f d 2. 2w31F'
JOB WANTED. WOULD DO MOST
anything. Prefer driving team. | am
Is years of age References can be
furnished from the Goodwill Farm.
Hinckley. Edwin Mcclellan. Box 420,
Skowhegan. 3w31f
YOUNG WOMAN. CAPABLE, WOULD
like work on "A farm or in a summer
camp. Call or write. IL Leavitt St,
SkoWhegan, Me. 1w31+
POSITION AS VACATION SUBSTI-
TUTE or would accept permanent po-
siton in office. Am typist and under
stand bookkeeping. Rosalie Parsons.
Skowhegan r. + ID l. n. f. Phone 1913
Norridgewock Exchange. 2w30F
POSITION WANTED by A MIDDLE
aged lady as general housekeeper in
widower's or bachelors home. Good
housekecper and understands cooking.
Miss Nora Mark, Lewiston. 4w27'
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Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANT
Ed at once. The New Skowhegan
House, Skowhegan. 1~31*
MAN WANTED AT ONCE on FARM
by the month. n. f.. Phone. 209-3,
Harry Cullen, Skowhegan, II f u 2.
2W30f
MEN WANTED TO SELL "PERRY''
dependable fruit trees and shrubbery.
Big demand. Complete cooperation,
Commission paid weekly. Write for
terms. Perry Nurseries, Brighton, n.
Y. 4w28'
cook at once for season. Also Wo-
man 10 do kitchen work. Ledge House
and Cabins, Dead River. tf26
GIRL WANTED-GIRL TO DO
table work, kitchen work or cabin
work. Ledge House and Cabins, Dead
River. tf25
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Lost and Found

LADIES' GOLD WATCH LOST.
Name on inside of back cover. Finder
please return to NJ. St. Ledger, Show
hogan Opera House and receive suit
able reward. tf31
! TWO AUTOMOBILE TIRES. ONE
smooth and one non skid, size 34x4 l .
lost. Also tire rack and rear light
number plate. Finder please send to
=. T.. Bartlett. 9 Central st, Bangor
and receive suitable reward. 1w31
RUGS LOST BETWEEN SHOW
a reward to Or. a. Il. Borden, 700 Wa
ter st, Skowhegan, Me. tf31
A PAIR OF TROUSERS LOST FROM
wagon somewhere in town. Finder
please leave at "a North Ave, Show
hegan. lw3l
GENTLEMAN'S RAIN COAT FOUND.
\ bunch of keys in pocket. owner
may have same by paying the cost of
this ad. Il. A Decker, Skowhegan.
2W30+
RIFLE FOUND IN sKOwHEGAN.
owner may have same by proving
property and paying cost of this adj
Peter CoWettc, ~ Corvette St, Snow
IL @an. 3W3o
IHAyE LOST A PYRENE FIRE Ex-
TINGUISHER One of two which
sent to the Agricultural Building at
Fairview Park at the time of the Boys
Conference. A suitable reward will
be paid for its return. r. #. Patten
Skowhegan. tf22
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EverybOd US Column
TOBACCO STEMS FOR sALE-JUsq

TOBACCO STEMS FOR sALE-JUsT
the thing for making solution 70,
dipping sheep for ticks and other In.
sects, also solutions for apple tree
spray and for other shrubbery. -
per pound in lots of 25 lbs. and up.
ward Fred Avery, Madison Ave
SkoWhegan. tf43con
INNER TUBE 32x4 FOR SALE
Price S1.75. r. It. Patten, Skowhe-
gan. tf4a
NEW ENGLAND DIRECTORY
Over 2100 pages, 1913 edition. Co.'S
So; will sell for 800. Independent Re.
porter Co. ffst
TWO CAMERAS FOR SALE, SECOND
hand. One AXE, dry plate with tripod
suitable for general amature use An
other, a larger and more eiaborats
camera with tripod and case. Prizes
and particulars on application at Inds
pendent Reporter Co. tf3s
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ONE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE L

ONE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE IN
good running condition. Price 8lo.oV.
Mrs. Earl g. wing, North Arson. avs
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath, electric lights. large Level
lot r. r. Patten, Skowhegan. ti-9
nABY cARRI4GE--IN GOOD con-
DITION Leather unhoIStering and
top Inquire of Box 1874 Noffldse-
woek.
EIGHT SMALL PIGS FOUR WEEKS
old William W. Landry, Prescott
smith Farm, Skowhegan F d l. =
STOVE WOoD-GREY BIRCH, $40
per load and hardwood $l3 per load.
b. l. Nightingale, Bloomfield Farm
SkoWhegan 4W-'
one OF THE BEST Potato PRO-
dncing Farms in Central Maine This
farm has at the present time fine
crop Of potatoes under cultivation. Last
year this land produced three hundred
bushels to the acre. Good buildings
and new potato house on the farm.
AMY To A c. Heald, SCION. tf29
TWO cows. THEY ARE Al FOR
milk and cream. May be seen at ray
lors Store. 60 Hathaway ST. Skos% he
gan. 4Wzs'
WOOD AND IRON PULLEYs FOR
sale. one separabie wood pulley, A.
face by 3 IS. one split wood pulley,
5-8" face by L.; one solid iron pull
ley, &" face by 6la" for ! 5-S" shaft;
one split iron pulley 5la" face by s..
VIII make very low price. Independ-
ent Reporter 90. tfzs
FOUR AUTO WHEELS, ARTILLERY
style for sale. Set would cost new
$40. will sell for $500 r.; T. Patten.
Skowhegan. lt2o
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mick TOURING OR EOn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE

FIGHT ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
with or without furniture Electric
lights, city water. Bargain II taken
at once. Terms half down, balance on
easy terms Freeman Currie. 10
French ST, Skowhegan, tf20
GUERNSEY BULL. ONE YEAR OLD
June End, registered for sale. Price
and pedigree on application. GOOD
trade If taken at once Maurice A.
Malbon, Skowhegan r d Z. tits
STABLE. 24x30 FEET. ADJOINING
my home on Leavitt street for sale for
removal Inquire of Mrs. Ora Valliere,
Express ONCE, Skowhegan. tf19
FORD CAR FOR sALE--INQUIRE
of Carl Curtis, 81 Water St. Skowhe-
gan. tits
DARK BROWN HORSE FOR sAEAs---
Good driver and good worker. Safe
for woman to drive Weighs about
1850 lbs Apply at the Quality Bakery
Skowhegan. tf1T
TWO STORY HOUSE FOR SALE
Stable Included, large lot; central To-
cation; bath room; furnace; spring wat
er. For particulars inquire of c. A.
Ross, Court st, Skowhegan. TIT
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NOTICE OF FinsT MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern Division of the
District of Maine. In Bankruptcy.

In the matter of Alexander c. Keene.
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of Alexander G.
Keene. of Fairfield, in the County of
Somerset and Division aforesaid, u
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of June. a. d. 1921, said
Alexander c. Keene was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at Daniel Lewis Office, in Skowhegan,
Maine, on the 18th day of August A. ID.
1921, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Skowhegan, Maine, August =, a. ID.
1921
DANIEL LEWIS,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Miscellaneous
CATHOLICS WISHING TO MARRY

CATHOLICS WISHING TO MARRY,
wanting introductions. Booklet free.
Write Catholic Correspondence Club,
Grand Rapids. Mich. 1w31'
RENT WANTED OR WOULD Buy.
Prefer place near the center of the
town. Address all correspondence to
Box AZ, Skowhegan. 2w31.
BE THRIFTY. SAVE on SOAPS
and other household needs | am send
ing Larl~n Economy order about
Aug. 10 and would be glad to have
your order Laundry soap. tie,
starch, lbs for poe. Other things in
proportion. can afternoons or write
Mrs John Dueas, ~ Pine St, Skowhe-
gan. Iw3f
PITfsFIELD RACES NEXT sATIR-
DAY. / am going with my truck and
want load or people. Shall start at
lZ.5o. VIII take YOU over and back for
Sl.Vo each Better notify me right
away; Fred Mckay, 227 North Ave.
Skowhegan. Telephone 11B-l1. 1w3I'
NEW MILK ROUTE. FIRST CLASS
dairy herd sanitary surroundings. pure
product guaranteed Permanent Gus
toners wanted Drop me a postal or
t sa'si Dir =; l.. Nightingale. Bloom
held Farm, SkoWheRan Aw3Is
THE cnHDREN'S HOSPITAL or
Portland, Main" offers 10 Young women
Of nigh So .uuI education 15 4ft saa#a5#
tent Two and aue-half years course
of training which Includes three
months IN district nursing and 42
months at New Haven Hospital Nrw
Haven, Conn. Also. six months.
course Is offered to girls WISHING To-
train as nurse maids When the full
term is completed certificate viii Ia.
granted. Address: Stunt Nurses es
High st. Portland Ne gw3l
WE HAVE 4 PLEASANT srRpRIsr
for any one who Is i'm need of
Glasses. Glasses that you pay Ten Dol
lars for elsewhere. viii be aold mere
for Seven FIFTY and Scveu-F4fn class
es for Five, etc. VIII save Won at least
two-fifty on pair of glasses " are
not cutting prices. but we arr giving
you the benefit OF our huyiur direct
and doing our own surface prtuatng
We are the only firm In this ,ountry
doing Surface Grinding Br A n por.
den, Skowhegan and Madison tai
HAY CHANCE. WE CAN sAxr xou
money IL you will let us insure sotr
hay. We are located at 2ag Nsatsar
Ave. Get our rate for all kinds - In.
surance. A III, Cleveland q 90 ~.
hogan. Telephone 1872 ,fse
EXPERT FROM BOSTON eon,Na
next week. All plano tuning - -
pairing done. low rates Iroatra
Anne J. Perrault. 36 East PRINT a.
Skowhegan. Telephone lIs-l. ie4a.
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Wanted-To Buy

a UNCONTROLLED Can't THAT
will comfortably seat two girls to and
from school. Reply stating condition
Hill, North Arson. ig3l'
A MILK WAGON or DELIVERY
wagon of some kind. Il. l. Nisbih-
gale, SkOWhegan, Maine. 2W3if
SECOND HAND ENSILAGE CAR.
RIER cutter Maurice " Hall Scion.
iwen
a SMALL REFRIGERToR. 4. W.
Danforth, Farmers Telephone ~,
Skowhegan. 3wlH
A SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLE
Ernest +. Dionne, SkowheEau BED SO
4. tflt
SOME GOOSE BERRIES ron ftN-
MING A. f. Sanford, Bush 81 skoF.
hogan. sW8H
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. ~
you have any to sell nlease lei re
know and | VIII call. i. e. Nte D
Push St, Skowhegan Farmers fha'
17-11. 4w30f
LIVE RITZ y fihsf
letter. kind lnd numher sri he
Harry Cohen, Show hekaH ttf
WANT TO MY sOHE CIT AZ
cans. t. II Elliott. SkaeheHfH H.AA
6. Farmers Phone s. canaan -
change tse'f
WANTED TO NY tot NrHt
store In some small growing 1.HH
dress y. .. BOX i35, hineham
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Advertisements in these columns not to ex,e.a g..
lines inserted once for 25c, four times for 5Oc se
with order. Each additional line SC. In con,. .aea
lines. reckon an average Of words Stamos -.
If not paid in advance, Toe additional IS rhs ,rs
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Foh COMMEMORATIVE hGD hsoh1-
STEIN bull. one month old, grandson
of King Walker Joanah Lad. Sired by
80 ID. bull Also two registered cows
and one year old bun. Howard c.
Rowell, cornville Sw28'
FOR sALE--LATEsT MODEL MADE
in y h. p. International Engine. Has
not been run two weeks. New con-
dition also an arbor. boxes % inch saw
for cord wood saving outfit. Edward
Tague, 307 Madison Ave, Skowhegan
tf28
HAVE FIVE NEW MICH cows
and two to freshcn for sale Fred Nj
York, Skowhegan II r ID 2. 4w28f
NORRIS AND HYDE PLAYER
piano, practically new. for sale: Cost
$3.50. will sell for $500. For informa-
ton call New England Telephone les
or write Post Office Box BOB. tf2s
FOR sALE-A SEyEN-RO0M HOUSE
situated on main road to SkoWheg3n
village Is minutes walk, and minu-
tes to car line. Electric lights, tele-
phone, furnace, sewer connections,
hardwood floors and cement foundation
under entire house with cemented eel
Stable 2ox22. Nice shade trees. FIX
cclent drinking water Inquire or
write to Albert j. Blair 297 North Ave.
SkoWhegan tf27
HOUSE For SALE. DESIRABLE
home built only nine years. Seven
rooms in good condition, large wood
shed and small barn. Never falling
supply of good drinking water, electric
lights, fine cellar, extra lot OF land.
Located on Beech St, near the Park.
'"' D a. ''''''' ''''''''' tf2s
FARM For SALE At VERY GOOD
trade. S5 acres including 40 acres
good timber land, good pasture. level
ground. apple orchard, large sap berth,
large barn. . chicken houses, store
house, 9-room house, new cooking
stove. incubator. 2 breeders, buildings
in Al shape. win sell at a sacrillce.
inquire of M L. futile. Athens. tf25
FOR sALE--ONE PAIR CHESTNUT
horses. six and seven years old weight
$500 lbs one bay mare 10 years old,
1900 lbs. All safe, Kind and good
workers. One Holstein cow and calf
Wood VOC Ia and stove We wood Joseph Whit
temore, Il i ID =, Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 20-ilu. til
3zxEAR OLD COLT FOR SALE 1925.
Broke double or single. Perley Lane,
Madison r i ID |. tf22
TWELVE ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
Has large barn and garden, good
sized shed and cement cellar. Suit
able Tor n DuATulHB OF iOuE lHE nouSt'
Mrs. Clukey Beaudette, n French st.
Skowhegan. TIL
COVER FOR s2x4 TIRE FOR SALE
Second hand but in good shape. New
price would be "a or s.. VIII sell for
Sf50. If sent by mail add Csc for
packing and postage. r. Il. Patten,
Skowhegan tlzl
LOAN AND CONCRETE SAND FOR
sale Delivered J. f. Roderick, 211
North St, Skowhegan. TIL
DRY SLAB WOOD READY FOR
stove for sale. Delivered, j. f. Roder-
lex. 211 North St, Skowhegan. tf2l
8 RTICk TOURING CAR FOR =
Z first class condition. Cobnrn Ga
= rage, Madison Ave, Skowhegan. z
=
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For Sale
HAVE rHnEn NArIoNAL1>coMI


--.---.---------.--.-A-
...,...
hAs r. Ihhr.s ioN A. ~ Wv ."i ~
~ TIN boohs. ttEaiaI pIl'S 30 " III
zen I9f - fash. 2lt % 1.e psSl pooh
Tor FARMERS. me- eian1s' 80 ipr k i,''
fred " ffeble, Bingham Ne 2"3l
.,,.,,, ,,n,ro., oou ou,r,,
~ - hooa wv On 49,. FtNi' -
80 feht ftsfs' "e9' frohl sqTts''
sko"he faa. 4""l
oN.s eooz STOVE. THREE CON
= IN 49, ra5#saabIe. can at - Bush
street. ss9Nhrean lw31
ING tabIr aud chairs Of dark oak; also
or or'' est9 '9 ~ Mr. Bessie Lambert,s 3
eiiddfe <, 1w3i
-
nIAGI< HORSE. II YEARS OLD.
good worker sinPle or double. and Il
good driver. colt years old not
broken. and > sets Of double harnesses,
all viii be sold cheap +. l.. GIBSON,
Bingham, Ne tf3l
! HOT sEHOLD EFFECTs THURSDAY
afternoon and Friday all day-for sale
AT the home Of thu late Mary j..
/ LaWley, 30 Middle St SkOWhegan, Ne.
A NICE FAMILY JERSEY GOVT
years old Inquire at this Office. If
CURTIS AIR COMPRESSOR WITH
tisht and loose Dulleys. Also a 70 sal.
a an1 oyazed ar t'1I I vim
I'm 90 w. .t,'.t " ~ 1V13i
'"''e - ""se'
LARGE auotNT or Used III VI
BIER or mill building about II miles
from thi5 town. fof Iuf'h'I il ~, ma
ton write IL A, Mcclellan % Temple
81; NaterViiie or phone 900 Ma5ff.
Vllle. 5"'I
and I'm AIsa 1" 1921 re ot her. fnbes
AKA WIN sell at a discount. Fred
Mckee. 80 North Nv. SE5rhcran.
Tcle5tione l1f-ff 2Nais
ron r.,pus ann, ro OuIT-
con- - sshs,',,, MN. ~ Tor
.r.bi,,'t.t. tti.llf,,r,i -, a,i,urn. ipo
,a,.',,f,i .,ss,s ,'n. ,rorfbt Of atteu-
ton - aeres. - acres in wen cuI-
,iya ,, FL, neias, acre. %G SW %6 f nm
,". ,a.d,, 70 a,,t Ia lore aroujnp.
,c,.r'.f s u h',i1,,tn ,'1 s9fo6 sin06
cash 40 acres 20 Of which are in
Io,,ai cioY iasn,' a,3d intorvaic Ge1ds.
Vienna Tor "a to i5 had. nIentv Of
,,a'd - az l,,7ha ~ Gov g-room
%o,,ea ,~oll naiptad electric iights. nj
az1a. ne,V harm tiauns for n head
otvpn4 f.a bouea, pruuarv.
I ntnpie moiobi,ors mar In
iii,I - ~, 49,. - 49, nlJ ali
= - Pia4, fruairy tn,Ie. pnIv
S,S0o 81 ,i ID '' ~ '''''9 iv2I
"f'''' pa ''
/ HAVE FEW CROCHETED
small sizes call afternoons, Mrs. John
Dugas. ~ Pine St SkowheEah' I"5l-
rr.ruru uEns AM mint. NICE
teather bed nor u3e" S'd hi nd mi
also NJ. 10 I'D gd,r the htulinp
HhHTa. ~ -, no. g. t,ii'ha,,.n
Apply 10 10 Prospect D. '"'" i ,v5 II"
Ia 81 March Iaanjre Of Clarence Rogers.
NorrIdpewock. r. + - /. Farmers
Phone 5-12. 2w31*
SIX nooM norsE N OAKLAND.
Shed and stable. good water: two acres
of land. Handy to mills and stores
ana church. Inquire Of f. NJ. burgess,
Oakland l. o BOX 40 D.
EoIu YEARS OLD RAY COLT.
,,,,t',f. I 4eo saad ,vorller nrice right
- - " i'll e;nInn iys2it
MA .uI, III ,,.otx WITII vuTEI,s
ana runner II, aoed eoiHi,,o"l ' t"'.
S-"u' W ~ - i,9iitiea ~. t. OF
n ,,,,a =, LOT of old harnega gtuff 4
mo, - i"1 a. T ~, "' To- Of f,irnitl :
uL'' oiu - ~ H. go. ,oiIid ,,se
~ WIN y, :" Ia ,f,t,,.o f,nmes iii eizes
go ~ - ,bn,n npete yorv nirn have
ao,''. -" ,,,t,. ,,,a,t - ,at ria az and
Vii ~ ,Datn tba nrirr verv low T. M
Kinds Nam ST. aho"heean' ""'o
,o,,
GRANT SiN iHi MN" tAh' "uoi'
10 elyoubaa4n iran
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afternoon and Friday all day-for sale
Al the home Of the late Nary T..
Lawley, 80 Middle 81, SkOWhegan, Me.
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tisht and loose pulleys. Also 70 gal.
copper brazed air tank, with gauge
and safety valve. Skowhegan Vulcan
iZing Co, Water street. lW3l
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A LARGE AMOUNT OF USED LtM-

BIER or mill building about II miles
from this town. For further lniorma-
St, Waterville or phone $50 Water
vile. 3W31
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trade. 80 acres including 40 acres
good timber land. good pasture. level
ground. apple orchard, large sap berth,
large barn. . chicken houses, store
house, 9-room house, new cooking
stove incubator. 2 br0oders, buildings
in Al shape. win sell at sacrifice.
Inquire of NJ. l.. futile. Athens. tf25
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CIRTIs AIR COMPREssOR VIM

A NICE FAMILY JERSEY GOVT
years old Inquire at this office. If
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one all STEEL mOnsE RNK
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

school course on fruit raising. Is trans
ferable to any other of the enumerable
subjects offered by that institution
Cost 500 VIII sell very reasonable
Carol {. Noyes, Locust Ave, Skowhe-
gan tf30f
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DLAck HORSE. II YEARS OLD,
good worker slngIe or double, and Il
good driver. colt years old not
broken, and sets Of double harnesses.
all viii be sold cheap +. L. GIBSON,
Bingham, Me ti3l
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Has a large barn ana garden, Boou
sized shed and cement cellar. Suit
able for n boarding or lodging house
Mrs. Glukey Beaudette, n French st
SkoWhegan. TIL
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horses, six and seven years old, weight
2900 lbs one bay mare 10 years old,
1900 lbs All safe, Kind and good
workers. One Holstein COW and calf
and one Guernsey COW. Also dry cord
wood and stove wood Joseph WHIT
temore, Il i ID 2, Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 20-il0. TIA
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COVER For aexA TmE For SALE

Second hand but in good shape. New
price would be - or -. VIII sell foi
$50. If sent by mail add Csc for
packing and postage. r. r. Patten
Skowhegan tlzl
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stove for sale. Delivered, j. f, Roder-
lex 21I North st, Skowhegan. tf2l
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sale Delivered J. f. Koderick, N
North St, Skowhegan. tf2l
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biIe
FOR SALE
1916 Lexington Roadster
PRICE, $500
Excellent Condition
JAMES S. BARRETT
Care Somerset Traction Co.
SKowhrGAN, MAINE 2w3o

FOR SALE--REGISTERE HOL-
STEIN bull, one month old, grandson
of King Walker Joanah Lad. Sired by
80 ID. bull. Also two registered cows
and one year old bun. Howard ..
Rowell, cornVille. Sw2Ss
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GOOD YEAR corn TIRE a5v5 TUBE

and rim. Also several other tubee,
3iXt. VIII sell at a discount. Fred
McE2r. 80 North Ayr., SE'"heran.
Telephone 116-11. 2N5i*
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home built only nine years. Seven
rooms in good condition, large wood
shed and small barn. Never falling
supply of good drinking water, electric
lights, fine cellar, extra lot of land
Located on Beech St, near the Park.
Mrs. Arminda Smith, Skowhegan.
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HAVE FIVE NEW MICH cows
and two TO freshcn for sale. Fred Nj.
York, Skowhegan II r ID 2. 4w28f