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Barnet
Sherburne Moore Observes His
10Th Birthday

July 10Th was the 10th birthday
of Sherburne Moore's. Mr.. Moore
is one of our oldest residents
having been born and spent the
most of his life in Barnet.
His daughter, Mrs. Fred Potts,
who is spending her vacation at
her fathers home celebrated the
day by making family party. A
fine dinner was served at noon.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira J. Albee and daughter, Mar
jorie, Mrs. Charlotte Dow and
daughter Laura, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Potts of Kansas City, Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Potts Of New
| York city.
! The Barnet friends of Mr..
Moore's join IN congratulations.
Mrs. George Quimby of Pass
umpsic was y recent visitor at
Fred Quimby's.
Mrs. Fred Quimby was a visitor
in Newbury this week.
Ebert Allen of Fairlee is at his
fathers helping put in the large
crop of hay on Mr.. Aliens place.
Dorothy Drew is staying for the
present with her aunt, Mrs. Ches-
ter Somers.
Rev. William C. Clarke, wife
and sons, Theodore of Bakersfield,
have been in town calling on and
visiting old parishioners. They
were on their way to Manchester,
N. H., and Scituate, Mass, where
their daughter, Marjorie is engag-
ed in raising flowers for the sum-
mer hotel trade. Marjorie is a stu
dent at the Posse Normal school
of gymnastics in Boston.
A number Of people attended
the dinner at East Barnet We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Marguerite B. Hale of
West Barnet spent Friday with
Mrs. Fred Potts.
Miss Ella Johnson Of Arlington,
Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Ellen Smith.
Miss Agnes Stanley and young
Robert Stanley, Jr., Of Lincoln,
n. H., have been visiting at Viii
liam Brooks.
Mrs. Donald X. Miller of Wood
sock is at the home of her father,
DR.. K. H. Hazelton.
A party of tourists from Boston
who were on their way to the
White mountains camped for the
night recently on the holl on the
farm of Harley Somers.
A party of St. Johnsbury ladies
spent last Thursday with Mrs.
Fred Potts. The ladies brought
their picnic lunch and the day was
spent on the little island down by
the river back of Mrs. Moore's
house.
Mrs. Susan Gilfllan, who has
been visiting at Walter Johnson's,
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By EDWINA

box, lock our spare tires, see that
all wraps are removed, congratul-
ate ourselves that we have insur-
ance against theft-and then go in
to the service.
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for him therefore you are voting to

for him therefore you are voting to
support a certain group Of party
leaders. If you want to make your
vote count for your own ideas, you
will need to study the leaders that
your candidate is going to follow
and see if they represent to your
mind the principles that will best
promote good and economical gov
eminent.
Many citizens neglect to make
this analysis and vote for men
who are excellent citizens and good
friends and neighbors, but who if
elected will vote according to the
principles and policv of their par
ty organization, which NAV be di-
rectly contrary to the ideas of
those who supported them on per-
sonal grounds. Onr government is
built on the theory Of administra-
tiCn by party organizations. The
citizen who desires to make his
vote count must make up his mind
which of these two parties on the
whole offers wiser and more hope
full poiicies,
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Capt. 10. Killourhy
Got His Man

A host of basket ball enthusi-
asts in st. Johnsbury, who rem
embered the way Capt. "Joe" XII
lourhy was accustomed to marshal
the opposing forces in the Almory
contests, will be interested in the
following despatch Friday under
a Nashua, N. H., date line:
Capt Joseph Kilpurhy, COM
mander of Battery B. 10th Anti
Aircraft Artillery received orders
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon to MOB
ilize his company and in less than
an honr and a half the entire
command had reported at the
Armory.
The company which is composed
Of three officers and ~ men
marched at 8 o'clock to the pass
crger station and boarded a spec
ial train for Concord. The off
GERS of the company are: Capt.
killourhy, list lieut. c. O. Austin
and I'd Lieut. Carol Stafford. The
company is composed of many eX-
! service men.
In connection with the company
departure, William Palmer of RoX-
bury, Mass, travelling man, is
held at the Laconia Police Head
quarters charged with making Sc
ditious remarks. 1t is claimed by
the police that when Palmer heard
that the company was to be sent
to Concord, he said in substance,
"That if this Militia were to use
the public as The Militia did dur
ing the Boston police strike he
hoped that the train taking them
down would be dynamited and
that the soldiers would be blown
to Hell. >"
The conversation was over
heard by Capt. Killourhy, who
caused his arrest by City Marshal
Halvell. Palmer was examined BY
Drs. Brown md Hartman who
pronounced him sane. He will APP
pear in Police court.
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TO he picturesque-that is the
mission paramount of sports
clothes. Here. deep rose jersey is
lsed for cape, lower part of skirt,
girdle and trimming bands For
cape lining, blouse and the wide
cuff collar-which by the way, Ia
quite new-natural colored spoing,
cite ~ used.
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pop sed. And he quick put on his
hat and coat, Gladdis saying, But
father your tie is crooked, and
pop saying, That's not my tie, its
my neck, your mother did it.
And he quick went out.
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has returned to McIndoesr where
she has been boarding with Mrs.
Henry Bell.
Miss May Gilfllan was a recent
visitor at joe's Pond.
Marion Quimby is visiting at
Fred Quimby's.
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SUNNY SQUIBLETS

Garden parties are now reported
in high society but none of the
guests are reported to have worn
overalls and brought hoes as they
should.
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BACK TALK

The Randolph Herald thinks it
is rather a sad commentary that
when we have motored into at
tend church on Sunday, we lock
our ignition system, lock our tool
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MONDAY, JULY "a, 1922
BACK TALK

In this Joint debate, just now,
Of Vermont editors on Eclmont's
leading beauty spoI, the Barre
Times suggests that they have
overlooked the girls summer camp
about the state.
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The public tendency to sympath-
ize with the under dog is not man
Tested in the case of the baseball
umpire.
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All objections to the federal re-
serve board will be removed if
any body who wants a loan can APP
pear before that BODY and get it.
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Many of New England's best
cooks have been using Bakers Ex-
tracts for over forty years, ever
since these extracts were first put
on the market in 1879.-Advertise-
ment.
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Hophin- school taught hg NJ. YER
m. ElH- has had during ~ past
rnucen weeks an average attendance
off tucutr pupils aad during thai time
has had eleven visitors. Th3se PIT
pu. vh1 hafs net 5een late or absent
f3. fh. entire tenn arr. Blaine Web
.sr End Nthea Harding. Those not
absent. Berthe schiIanper. Gaorg
Wchher ana Bessie Buhar. Those
who have received o. X. ia suellmg
tor Oh, entire period ara. Edith
Emerson and DOROTHY Hume Some
very good compositions aaa letters
have been written by thor IN ninth
ami seventh grades alsa som excel
tent work in grammar bq 10Th grades
ranoy. Edith Emerson. shirley Nut
ter. blaine Webber. Marion Hume and
Harold Brooks. Several mHps have
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one yearling. King Of Romanas Spots
woods Governess sire OF Queens Sc
sueI Of Pine Grove. one months old
Nrl1r Day Queens Victor, sired by
IHliets Woman Of Lakewood. Maurice
4. Malbon. Skowhegan K + d = tar
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Positions Wanted

ENPERIExCED COOK WOULD LIKE
position IN Skowhegan or would cater
for banauets at reasonable prices. Mrs.
seldom knight, 12S Madison Ave. tf49F
WAITING ON TABLE or KITCHEN
work in hotel Helen Paradis. % Main
81. SHOW hogan. 2w49F
bolNh IOI sEW0Rk. TABLE WORK
Or general kitchen work in hotel c.
restaurant Eva Redmond, Is Main St
SsawheeHn. 2w49F
As hot SEkEEPER IN A WIDOW
ERS or Bachelors refined home. y
protestant Understands general
housewark Can furnish references.
Address Miss Nora Marks. Sanford. Me.
Sw46'
WOULD LIKE \ JOB IN Town
during the week before and the week
inter Christmas. preferably in some
store ! am Senior In high school.
orman Richardson, ETA North Ave,
5w$6F
WOULD LIKE WORK IN on NEAR
Skowhegan village. win do most any
thing: Am graduate from Skowhe-
can High School, Glass 1922. Tel.
fla Carleton Carnage. 'tf4tF
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RANNRUI"T's PETITION FOR DIS
CHARGE

In the matter OF Frank K Bichford.
J"-. bankrupt In Bankruptcy
10 the Hon. John \. Peters. Judge Of
The District court OF The United State,
Tor the District Of Maine
Frank r. l5ickrord Jr. Of smithdcid.
in the County Of Somerset. and Suite of
Maine, in said District. respectfully
represents that on the 10Th day Of De
comhcr, last past he waf duly id
iadged bankrupt under the Acts Of
Congress relating to bankruptcy: that
hc has duly surrendered all his pro-
porty ana rights Of property and han
fully cnruplicd with all the require
ments of said acts and Of the orders
~ the court touching his bankruptcy
WHEREFORE he praya that he
may be decreed by the Court To have
fun discharge from ali debts prov.
able against his estate under said
bankrupt Acts except such debts az
are executed By law from such dis
charge.
Dated this 18th day Of December \.
D. 1900.
rRNAk L BlCKF0RD JR.
RIukrupt
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stjION

Mrs George Cross is suffering from
an acute attack OF rheumatism.
Mrs Howard Bryant spent Satur-
day in Lewiston the guest of her
father
NJ. John Hodpdon and Miss Mar
tina -aul were in Skowhegan Satur-
day.
Mrs Lcola Starbird returned Sat
urday evening after having spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter and
family in Hudson MASS. Mr.. and
Mrs Fisher of Palmer. Mass, were
were also present at the dinner
Williams Brc>. Motor Co.. Authoriz-
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine. tf37
NJ. S. Boynton passed away Mon
day in G. n. G. Hospital in Lewiston
having gone there last week for an
operation ON his stomach. Mrs. Boyn-
ton and his son Frank were both
with him and. are expected home
Tuesday with the remains.
Remember Friday evening Dec. Is,
John MaeCorison caaracterist in
CaratUnk Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Patterson are
both confined To the house with bad
colds.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ivan Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Witham are in Bangor for
the State Grange this week
Mrs W. Z. Moore is quite i'll with
bronchitis.
At basket ball game played at
Bingham. Friday evening with the
Scion boys and girls the score stood
first team 20-44 in favor of Scion;
second team 21-20 in favor of Bling
ham and the Solon girls team won
32-19. Next Friday evening they
plan to play the North Arson boys at
North Arson.
The Congregational Sunday school
win held thair entertainment and
Christmas tree on Friday evening be
fore Christmas and ". c Sunday
School on Saturday evening.
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday
evening, Dee %. VIM Fox presents
Nm Russell in The Men of Xanzi-
bar"
with Mrs. Parihena Hilton, Thursday
afternoon Dee 81 A Christmas tree
will he the order of the afternoon as
we'll us making bags for the church
tree
The willing Workers" Mrs. Cool
idge's Sunday School class of young
ladies'. entertained tho boys class and
their teacher Mr. Wood al the church
Thursday evening at a sin O'Clock
supper Of mashed potato, cold meats,
pickles hot rolls, cake, doughnuts,
cocoa and homemade candy serv-
cd to about fifty, after which follow
ed music ana games making an even
ing long to be remembered by the
Young people
There viii be no meeting of the
Woman's Club on Dec Goth
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RINGHAN

There will be | food sale by the Ep-
worth League FOR the b,neflt Of the
church AT he room recently vacated
by the library Oh Thursday, Dec 21st
IN account of the sickness of the
rqstor there has been no services at
the VI. E. Church for two Sundays
past but next Sunday, Dee. 18th, there
will be services as usual ut 1870 n.
M, also Sunday School directly after
morning services The Epworth
League at CHS p. M also the prayer
meeting in the evening. Let every
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"A Ions wood jointer about the mid
die Of October between the Griffin
hiocN and Allen house on West Front
ST. by way of Shoddy Mil. Anyone
returning or giving Information re-
,Cardjng same will be suitably reward
ed Eugene Currier. Skowhegan r +
- p y. T.. Phone 209-i. 2w50s
eTGAYED FROM PASTURE AND
running Wild, three Jersey heifers. Last
soon on land OF Fred Young in Starks.
Information as to their whereabouts
or capture appreciated. Reward. Carl
Anderson, New sharon Farmers Phone
T-II. iw49s
BATHS POUNDS - ALL BATES
Ginghams. the quality you have always
Known. New patterns, lots of pretty
checks. All Bundles put up with
lengths suited to the garments you
wish 10 make. Pieces run from IA to
yards long. with n great many l yard
pieces Ia ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted.
with age and sex If for children. You
Will find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pound
Bundle. (about 80 yards). delivered
free sS9s Iona Min Ends Co, Hart
land. tile
MARK YOUR LIN EN WITH A RUIZ
BER printing stamp. Your name ana
indelihle MIXING pad. complete OUTFIT by
mail soc. Independent Reporter Co. tao
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To Let

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
use of bath. Electric flights and neat.
Gentlemen preferred. Apply 10 ~
Water st. or phone S32. -W'u'
PARTLY FURNISHED RENT WITH
modern conYenienees including furnace
neat Call y. r. Phone ti2-& be
tween 80 and :. It's"
FURNISHED ROOM. PLEASANTLY
located, all modern convenicnces. Fred
Horne. East Front St. Skowheg1n tf5h
FURNISHED ROOMS ~ NEW
house. Board il desired Third
house on right. North Beech st, near
Fair Grounds. skowhegan. lw5O'
TWO NICE DRIVING HORSES, TO
careful drivers only. or will drive out
parties. Harry Nelson ~ Pleasant
St. Skowheean. y. +. Tel 12622. tf50
STORAGE FOR ONE SMALL Alto
MOBILE or two wagons for the winter.
Inquire of Miss Leland. } Spring ST..
Skowhegan. lw50'
FURNISHED APARTMENT or J
rooms for housekeep Mrs Her
bert Smith. &c Summer St Skowhegan.
lw50|
DOWN STAIRS FRONT ROOM WITH
heat. lights and bath. Mrs. Roy
keenc. ~ Madison Ave, Town tf49
/ sIx ROOM HOUSE on UPPER
Middle st. Frank :. Green. Silver St,
SHOW hogan. 2Wl9f
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ELEC-
TRIO lights. inquire of Emile poulin,
. West Front St, Town Iwf8~
STEAM HEATED BASEMENT FOR
storage or any other purpose. oxford
.loek. Borden &c Russakoff Town. tf44
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON-
dltlon, first month. $500 Each month,
thereafter $2.0O. independents Report
er Company. Skowhegan. tf3S
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District of Maine, Northern Division,
ON this 9TH day of peeember 4 u.
1922, on reading the foregoing petition
1t is
Ordered by the Court, That n hear.
ing be HAD upon the same on the nth
day Of January. A. y i923. before the
said court. At Bangor, in said district,
Northern Division. ut ten o'clock in the
forenoon. and that notice thereof he
published ia The independent Repor-
ter, u newspaper printed In said Dis.
trICt Northern Division, and that ali
known creditors, and other persons In
interest, may appear at the said time
ana place ana show cause. IL any they
have. why the prayer of the said petit
TONER should not be granted.
%nd ~ IL further Ordered ny tut
Court, That the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order, addressed
40 them at their places OF residence
% stated.
Witness the Honorable John A
Peters judge of the said Court, and
the seal thereof at Bangor in the
Northern Division of said district on
the 9Th day Of peeemhe.. 4 D. 1a22.
ISABEL SHEEHAN.
Deputy Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order
thereon
Attest:
ISABEL SHEEHAN
DtputV Clerk
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For Sale


HAIR GOODS aPECIAITY-
Switches and transformations made
tG j. l.. Merrill Block. Skowheg IN. TIA
STIRELLA CoRSETS--MIsS BERTHA
ST Skoyhcpan For annolntment
phone To- tf4n
. -
''Nhni@H hohNitiN bihn ,.A1'
a. Sire 80 lh. bull King walker
''''3. I'"Hl MN lbs huttef as seI li'
,''7 '''. fe1tfai super Vision ,'
llSl ,rSt t.tdh SuhlNside STOCK farih
-
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Nh'.oU Wi' hEhl driving harness. sl'.oa
ana up Nifo haNt q nice my oi
trunks, bags and suit-cases. call ana
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NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS Dmpc

NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DInFC-
TORY. 1920 edi ion. over 1900 pages.
cost $1,000. viii sell for $3.50 post
paid MISREPRESENTATION Co. ira
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
QUIRE at Fosters Garage or Bates
street. Pittsfeld. tf20
III ACRE FARM IN NEW SHARON.
Pine trees. apples, cherries, plums, etc
Water in house Cellar: 5000. Another
10 acre farm miles from Pennington
100 cords wood good land, apple trees
100000. George w. Batchelder. New
Sharon. ff20
BULLETIN BOAHD-VERY NEAT
ana substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 to
huild; win sell for Sl.75. r. T, Patten.
TIC
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Ediphone. the most recent and useful
of Office devices. We are distributors
TOR Somerset County. Send for litera-
TIRE or ask for demonstrations. Also
ono used Ediphone outfit for sale ut
good trade. Independent-Repo Co.
tf92
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under tAfs head free Do GUS
Subscribers.

SINGLE oSE-HoRSE SLED TO
! haul ice on. Albert w. Smith Il f y |
! ! and 5. Skowhegan. 2w50F
/ SECOND HAND SLEIGH OR TWO
seated pung. Must be in good condi
ton. John Pooler. Farmers Phone
$50. bingham. 3w50F
GOOD TRAPPY 1900 LIZ. WORK
horse. Archie Giles. Skowhegan. -
| East Front st. 2w50F1
a STANDARD Make INCUBATOR
in first class condition. l5n to $50
egg size. State price and particulars.
Drop IN Poultry Farm, Bingham 2w50f
/ WANT TO Buy a FRANKLIN
stove Walter II. Hight. Skowhegan.
2w50F
BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CoNDI-
Tl0N. VIII pay cash. Write or
telephone Charles A. Burnor. Winter
St. Skowheean. Tel. 25l-4 tf50F
A SECOND HAND SLEIGH. FRED
Way, skowhegan r b ?. 2w5OF
4 PING, TRAVERSE RUNNER
style preferred. |. +. Hamilton. 1917
West Front ST, skowhegan. 2w49F
80 conDs DRY cORD WOOD. IN
quire 55 summer st 2W49N
\ BARREL OF GREETINGS. No.
or better and n barrel of one other
Eood eating variety OF appieS. otarkS
Northern Spies, or something of the
sort These must be packed and de-
! livered ut the American Express Office
In Skowhegan. Please write me what
YOU have and the price. r. T. Patten.
ONE AND TWO HORSE DOUBLE
| sleds, sleghs, double runner pungs.
Write stating price and description in
| first letter. Charles \. stevens. H.
/ Main ST, Pittsfeld. 4wi7
/ 1000 TONS OF NICE BRIGHT EARLY
cut COW hay. between now and April /.
sio per ton delivered or sl3 pressed,
| loaded on ears. Good coarse, 81 eX-
ira Fancy coarse. 81 extra. ID, II.
cam. Clinton. Swii'
| &. W. EMERSON WILL buy WHITE
ash timber or stumpage suitable for
shovel handle blocks to the amount of
2 carloads. See me. Summer St,
skowhegan. tf4O
MAGAZINE FOR USE IN MY SCHOOL
work. Any having illustrations will
do even If of quite ancient date. /
hope to receive them from those will
ing to donate them for this purpose or
/ wherever very moderate charge
would be made. Mrs. Maude r. Barnes.
/ Skowhegan. r F d Z. Box 80. tf4OF
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me a card stating num-
/ Der. VIII go anywhere. Harry Nell
son. n f.. Phone 1862. Skowhegan.
tf27
LIVE POuLTRY-wRITE IN FIRST
letter, kind and number you have.
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan. tf17con.
nANsoN's HISTORY of CANAAN,
Bloomfield, Norridgewock. etc wanted
IL you have n volume give description
and price or send on approval. r.
Patten. tf4F
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MAGAZINE FOR USE IN MY SCHOOL

WofK my having ILLUSTRATIONS VIII
do even II Of quite ancient date 1
hope to receive them from those will
inE to donate them for this purpose or
wherever very moderate charge
would be made. Mrs. Maude r. Barnes,
SkoW hogan. r F ID Z. BOX 49, tf40F
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ones grown. Delivered - per pound.
Lyman Serihuef. Mountain View Farm
.+lsat0 Heaau i. j. II 4NISF
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cooN SKIN cotr--wAnnrN SWAIN

coon SKIN cotT--wARREN SWAIN
SiepV,heean tn
RIFLE - CtyGE Long. WOULD
cost new about $1D.hu ~ ouid scll for
5000. Perfect condition. W. \.
WIldea. care af independently Reporter.
''i'F
HORSE WEIGHING 100 POUNDS.
sound nice worker. single or double.
VIII sell or exchange for stock or colts.
" e Hodsklus Norridgewoek \ e.
Phone ia tll3
one pIHEBRED OXFORD DOWN
buck lamb Also some cows and heit-
ors Arc to freshen first Of winter
VII Stuart, solon l. + ID /. tar
pI.REBRED GUERNSEY BULLs;
one yearlins, King Of Eomana's Spots
woods GoVerness, sire of Queens Sc
.suel Of Pine Grove. one months old
Arlpr Day Queens Victor, sired by
1BGet's Woman Of Lakewood. Maurice
l. Mulbon. Skowhegan 4 Il d I. TOR
cS-ACnE FARM. FOUR MILES FROM
Si;uWhegau y acres maple. complete
maple syrup outfit. 5a0 apple trees in
good condition cider mill. Horse. COW
and farming tools Buildings ON prop
erty. Mrs. Vital Boldue or, J 2. Thi-
bodeau, Groeefy store, North ST. SHOW
hogan. Both Phones fll
MY HOME PLACE on NopRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6N16 rods. Thir-
teen room house. substantial construe-
ton, exceptionally modern In It's con
venieuces. aandsomest location IN
Keunebec Valley. Large garage two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland r.
Patten. trtp
WHY NOT MY YOUR DRESSED
poultry direct from a. Il, Barnes Poul-
try Farm. r. :. Box SO, Skowhegan2
A ono cent postal card will bring your
Sunday dinner. Deliveries made every
Saturday. satisfaction guaranteed. tf39
WEATHER sTRIPS--HERE WE ARE
again FOR the thirtieth year with tho
best protection against c0ld which is
ready 10 creep in around your doors
and windows, +, NJ Tinkham, 63 High
St. SkowheEan. tf39
ONE PAIR or COLTS -FOUR YEARS
old. we'll broken and used to work.
Weight 1000 lbs. Also six cows, none
over four years old. Three one year
old heifers. One pair of two year old
steers one six months old calf: ten,
sheep. Allen J. Moore, Jackman, Me-.
Phone az Lotus Ranch. tfs7
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TWO LIVE RACCOONS, LARGE
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at. any time. Sasha Tobias. Norridge.
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