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Help Wanted

GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR A
employment. References must be fur
ushed. Inquire of Fred II. Webster,
III e. Leavitt St, Town. 2w37F
FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK BEGIN
MING October 7. Mrs. John Mooers,
Court st. Skowhegan. tf37F
WOULD LIKE A WOMAN TO KEEP
house in a family of six. Thirty years
or over preferred For further in
formation write to Lock Box 467,
bingham. 3W37F
WEN WANTED TO CUT 100 TO 200
cords of wood. Chas. Green. Pleasant
~. Town. N e. Phone Is. tfs7
WANTED 4 WOMAN FOR GENER-
VI homework. modern conveniences.
Mary b. Stinchfeld. II Leayitt St
town. tf37
.. TABLE GIRL WANTED AT GRAY's
Tavern Scion. 1w37F
hEN WANTED TO MAKE CEDAR
ltleuhone poles. Must be good men
WIN woods experience. Don M. Towne,
Madison. 4w36F
MEN TO CUT CORDwOOD. APPLY
10 ~ w Parsons. Skowhegan RID No.
3w35F
:, COMPETENT WOMAN OR GIRL
LOT, LOT general homework. Modern i'm
pioN'ments in home. Mrs. L. F. Par
7-1l0 ,pos
w WoMAN WANTED TO DO HOUSE
NW0IIh on Farm. Inquire of Vird
Cousins Skowhegan RID No. z.
aws5F
ara,,, Nc MAN FOR GENERAL WORM
trai uI u, motel, Fred Towle. Maine Cen
'fa' Hotel, skowhegan tfsaf
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carleton p. Merrill of the Skowhe-
gan Savings Bank is expected home
tomorrow from trip to Boston.
L. II. Whitney and his guest DR..
Blake of Burlington. Vt. were at The
Forks Tuesday on fishing trip
Miss Martha Emery of East New
Portland has entered Kennebec Val
les Hospital to train for nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Landell Paradis are
the parents of a daughter born at
kennebec Valley Hospital, Tuesday.
A regular meeting Of sn"eet Chap
ter 0. E. S will be he morrow,
Friday evening. II ere vi be no
work.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. r. Jewett, Bangdon
\. Jewett. ". l.. Porter and Hermon
Porter have been on trip TO Quebec
this week.
The John c. Griffin Insurance Co.
were moving yesterday to their new
suite of Offices in the former Philbrick
building.
The weekly meeting Of the Rotary
Club occurs tomorrow 0fridaY) even
ing with dinner at Hotel oxford at
G:15. Speaker, Mr.. Holt.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Dyer has return
ed from an extended vacation during
which she visited in Boston, Proyi-
dence and Hampton Beach.
Miss Alice Smith returned Sunday
to Maiden, Mass. where she is a
teacher, after being the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith.
Bloomfield Cottage will be closed
this week Miss Luella Stevens is
returning to day to Cambridge, Mass.
and DR.. Stevens will return Saturday.
An important meeting of Skowhe-
gan Lodge X. of p. will be held to-
night (Thursdayl. The Damon Club
will meet at the close OF the lodge
session.
Young Peoples Night will be OBJ
served at the meeting Of Skowhegan
Grange next Wednesday evening. Re
freshments will be served and con-
tests will be in order.
w. H. Turgeon, who has been
spending several days in Skowhcgan
with the Curtiss Seaplanc went to Au-
burn yesterday but will return to
Skowhegan today or tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John TIathorn of Med
ford Center, Miss Daisy Bither of
North Bradford Mrs. Dana and Miss
Margaret Sonlc Of Augusta were over
Sunday guests at the home of Or. F.
S. Bigelow.
Libby Pulsifer who has been with
President Roberts of Colby College,
Waterville, at the latter's summer
home in the White Mountains, this
summer, is in town for a two weeks
visit with his mother Mrs G. p. Mer-
rill, before returning to Chicago whore
he resumes his studies at the Rush
Medical School.
Several local men have purchased
the Curtiss Seaplane which has been
operating at Lakewood and W. H.
Turgeon, the driver is under contract
to remain for the rest of the season.
He will instruct several of the pur-
chasers and will carry passengers
The plane will operate next season at
Lakewood for the convenience of the
owners and will also be for hire.
At a meeting of the finance commit
tee of the Federated Church, held in
the church parlors, Tuesday evening.
it was discovered after careful esti-
mate that a minimum of $500 and a
maximum of $1,000 was needed to com
plete the work of re-dccorating and
painting the church. 1t was decided
to make an immediate endeavOr to
raise this money that the church
when re-opened may be free of debt.
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Positions Wanted
PREFERABLE IN OFFICE IN SHOW

PREFERABLC IN OFFICE IN SHOW
ffEGAN. Have had experience in
bookkeeping, also some knowledge of
tYpewritng and shorthand. Mae
Bishop, So High St. Skowhegan. 3w37F
WOULD LIKE A JoB, EITHER TEN
PoRARY or permanent but would pre-
fer of course a steady place. Am 10
years Of age. Familiar with work on
farm and most other kinds of labor.
speak French but do not talk or I'M
derstand much English Wilfred Samp-
son, Care of Pierre LaPointe, 13 Cen
ter ST. Sko"hegan. tt 3w37F
EXPERIENCED TYPIsT WOULD
like position in SkowheRan. Graduate
of ISkowhegan high school. Gladys NJ
Ames, 81 High Street, SkoWhegan. Tel,
134-3. 2w36F
TO DO HoUSEwORK. MUST BE
place where | can bring with me my
little girl age Il months. Present ad-
dress Mrs. Leslie T.. Martin. RED.
No. 2. Athens. N. +. Phone 53.
tfs5f
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Wanted-To Bury
Add. under this heaa free to ses
Subscribers.
w.xTrn SECOND HAND HOOVER

WANTED, SECOND HAND HOOVER
Potato digger. Wallace b. Hafey,
SkowheEan Il + y :. 2w37F
WHITE AND SILVER BIRCH BOLTs
wanted Write for specifications and
prices and say what You have to offer.
Borst Forster pixheld Co, oakland.
Ne. 1w37
4 SECOND HAND XICTRoLA, IN
good condition. for school purposes.
State price aud conditions in first let
ter. Mrs. A. f Barnes, r. f. d. Z,
Skowbegan. Box 49, 1w37F
A CLEVER MARE PONY. WEIGH
ING about 500 pounds. Must be suit
able for children to drive. State age
and size In first letter. Carl Hume
well. Il + u /. Madison. tf37
4 SECOND HAND COOK STOVE IN
good condition. Would like to find one
piped for hot water Also would like
To buy good shOat, weighing so or 60
pounds \. NJ. panforth, % Maple
st, Skowhegan. Farmers phone 14-1S.
3w37F
4 FEW DOZEN SECOND HAND FOX
traps and a few unframed fox hounds.
S. Il. Stowell, Strong, r f ID 2. 3w37F
A GOOD SECOND HAND BEACH
wagon with one or two seats. II. II.
Richardson r + y 6, Skowhegan. 4w36F
a SECOND HAND HONEY EXTRAC-
TOR at once. Address Willis NJ.
blanchard, Skowhegan, X II d 3w36F
FORD CAR EITHER ROADSTER OR
touring. Must be in first class con-
dit and not older than 1918 model.
Must buy cheap and will pay cash for
same. G. H. Rowell, Athens. Me. R.
+. -. ., Tel. 11-l4. 3w36F'
A SECOND HAND ADDING MA
CHINE Address Ralph c. Dexter. N. N.
Portland. 4w35F
a GOOD RIDING WAGON. w. l..
HILL, Slsowhegan. tf33F
An EVANRUDE ENGINE, SECOND
HAND, one of similar style would
answer. j. +. Murray, North Arson.
4wf33
A USED HOOVER POTATO DIGGER
in good shape. Luther IA. Elliott, r..
+ u. 6, Skowhegan. Farmers phone
So, Canaan Exchange. tf31F
A FRENCH BULL DOG NOT OVER
3 months old. A. II. Shoppe, Pleasant
Pond Maine. tf31
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me n card stating num-
Der. viii go anywhere. Harry Nell
son, N. IL. Phone 126-2Z. SkoWhegan.
tf27
LIVE POULTRY-wRITE IN FIRST
letter. kind and number you have.
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. tf17con.
a cory OF ROBERT FERGUsON's
poems. State price and condition,
Frank N. Howard. Care independents
Reporter Co.
BOATS, TWO SECOND HAND ROW
boats. George b. Fairgrieves. Snow
hogan. Telephone 271-3. tf12f
HANSON,S HISTORY OF CANAAN.
Bloomfield, Norridgewock, etc. wanted
If you have a volume give description
and price or send on approval. r. T
Patten. tf4F
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To Let

IUANr XERN DESIR ABLE RENT
of four rooms with nice stable on
Hanover 81 For further particulars
write or phone Gertrude +. Gates.
Town. Farmers Tel. 2o-flo- l"Sf
OLIVER TYPEWRITER. GOOD CON-
dftion. first month. $500 Each month,
thereafter S200. MISREPRESENTATION
er Company Skowhegan. 1888
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Mrs. Blaine Emerson and son re-
turned home from the Kennebec Val
ley Hospital Tuesday.
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Irnsy urIFER STR .YED IN MY

pasture some time in Juns. owner may
have Same by proving property and
paying charges. J. W. Bacon, Mercer.
f'' 4W35'
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For Sale

HAIR GOODS SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
ld J. +. Merrill Block. Skowheg IN. tff
STORE AND STOCK At MALBON's
Mills Mrs. J. l.. Wiley. SkowheEan.
| n. Il. Telephone 203-1l tf37
SADDLE HORSE, YEARS OLD.
weighs 500 pounds black and white;
also pony colt months old viii sell
the pair for $3.50 or viii trade for wood.
| Fred Mckay. North Avenue. Skowhe-
gan. Telephone 11G-1t. 2w37
REQ TOURING can. MODEL 10.
| Price $3.50. Wilbur Moore, bingham.
No. QUEEN ATLANTIC RANGE
almost new ut a bargain, Phone
Tom MCGEE, Iartand. Sw37
FORD TOURING CAR IN GOOD
George w. futile. Skowhegan r + u
1w37
LIGHTFOUR. FIVE PASSENGER
overland touring ear. VIII sell cheap
j. w Small, corner Beach and Madison
Ave 4W3IN
POTATOES, 81 PER BUsHEL DE-
IIVERI1D at your house, dry and 1uealY
Wallace Il. TIafey, Skowhegan r T. -
1w37'
a FEW MORE OF THOSE NICE
White Chester pigs for sale. -Four
weeks old. Frank w. Savage. 2w37*
PRINCE ALBERT SUIT HAS BEEN
left with me to sell Has been worn
only two or three times. Good as new.
Would cost $65. will sell for SIS. Il. 3.
Carter Water St, Skowhegan. tf37F
1918 FORD. 500. FIRST CLASS con-
DITlON. Owner leaving state in one
i mol linn -,
209-12. lW37
FARM. 4 MILES FROM NORuInGE-
WOt'K; 4 miles from Mercer; 30 acres
land including 10 tons hay; story and a
half house; GO foot shed; barn 3oXio
feet; wood and pine growth on same
All for $1,000. j. +. Taylor, Norridge-
wock r + ID .. 2w37*
BARRERING BUSINESS. THREE
| CHAIR shop, complete equipment no
opposition. Present owner wishes to
retire. Address communication to
Box 1873, North Anson, Me. 3w37
NICE THREE YEAR OLD HEIFER.
just freshened. Carl Hunnewell, r. l.
ID /, Madison. tfS7
ONE REGISTERED SHORTH0RS
bull two years old and four registered
Shorthorn cows. Also three young
horses 1o00-1200 lbs. Gladys NJ. Will
-~.-..@-s.~------------s. s------------>
ONE FRANKLIN FIREPLACE WITH
| pine; one bedstead and spring. Also one
| lawn swing chair. 5. $. Norton. 3a6
! Water St Town. 2w37*
I AN OVERLAND CAR, PASSENGER
| in good condition. Inquire of Guss
/ Pooler, Skowhegan. tf37
FOX AND RABBIT DOGS, TRAINED
and partly trained. One extra good
fox dog, three years Old black and tan.
S. E. Stowell, Strong, r F D 2. 1w37'
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HEM STITCHING

Attachment; fits d
81; personal check
man Sales Agencl
N. Y.
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Miiscel)

WILL THE ;
seen taking two n
K inson's Bakery 1
the Public Libra1
trouble.
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Claudine NJ. judd
naan is desired
Manage of the
Co. Skowhegan.
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orchard or potatoes So; Ford auto
tops 81 and 50; baseballs, bats, gloves
and mitts; vises and drilling machines;
stoves furniture and household goods.
Parkmans Water Street store. tf29
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me -" ". !" ANTEI
r Inc room Moons
rant Madison XII
AGENTS, sTal
preventative of
on eyeglasses al
I5e. Sales & 81
Avenue Brooklyd
Young woNI
hospital with ANIL
nursing Eduesapt
IN high school n
p9rtunity Kenn1
SIX ow hogan.
MAID TO ASST
kennebec valley|
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mail to i incaid's
hogan. Still closi
Full line mems W
Lowest prices in
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TRICK WANTH


and poles. REQ
Eastern Pole Corr
Merrill Bldg. SkoI
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ING. Soft hats
equal to new. Ha
you wait. Sport
cleaned and polls
speciality. Peter |
Cleaning Parlor,
R.R. Station. SkoN
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wanting introdud
Write Catholic q
Grand Rapids. Mid
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ING about 50o pounds. Must be suit
able for children to drive. State age
and size in first letter. Carl Hume
well, L + - /. Madison. tf37
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and printed at u
ham, Me. All wd
at reasonable prH
from your own III
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If YOU WISH A
wife, write me eng
velope. Violet R
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ORDERS TAXI

Shepherd Finger
telephone me, r.
shire, 215 Madis
gan.
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4 SECOND HAND COOK STOVE IN

good condition. Would like to find one
piped for hot water. Also would like
to buy a good shoat. weighing so or 60
pounds. A. NJ panforth, % Maple
st, SkowheRan. Farmers phone 1913.
3w37F
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NESS. Apples re
until further mott
near Gulley Hill
Chas. Van Sickl
No. 6.
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WOULD you w
pretty girl? Stam
Lillian Sproul, sta
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AUTO SERNIU
Norridg ewock, Me1
Pennington. New
oxford Hotel abo
orders AT oxford
Skowhegan to Far
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y ED KUHN
rents for our emp
ing accommodated
deal with us In
they viii find peri
entS among our I'd
Company, Sltowhe
land Telephone ri
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I basis. Apply
! Products O
4 173,
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Miiscel|
WILL THE
seen taking two
K inson' $ Bakery
the Public LIBRA
trouble.
THE PRESENT
Claudine NJ. judi
naan is desired
Manager of the
Co. Skowhegan.
CATHOLICS WI
wanting introdu1
Write Catholic B
Ora nd Rapids. Mid
N0TICE-A Ia
of pictures and ID
full ladies sent frd
quest. Address
Valley, Nebr.
WANTED ROOM
rents for our emp
ing accommodated
deal with us In
they win find per
ents among our I'd
Company, Sliowhe
land Telephone 2lj
ROOM wANTE
Rodern convenie1
Care independence
Mex AVS IRA
anything from on
ture, sweet corn,
live stock. Day
Mckay, 227 North
CHILDREN TOI
to 5 years. Phi
vegetables. Mrs. d
mony, Maine.
CIDER MILL
NESS. Apples re
until further noti
near Gulley Hill
Chas. Van SicklI
No. G.
ORDERS TAXI
Shepherd Finger
telephone me, r.
shire, 215 Maids
gan.
HAVE YOUR
and printed at J.
ham, Me. All wd
at reasonable prA
from your own nj
DRESsMAKING
SEPTEMBER 10. w
for fittings II did
may be made by
Harry NJ. Cullen,
OLD CARPETS
Carpets cleaned ad
on Main Street. Of
Mill. Ben Horne.
HAT CLEANING
ING. Soft hats 4
equal to new. Hal
you wait. Sport 4
cleaned and polisI
specially. Peter II
Cleaning parlor,
R.R. Station. SkoN
SEND SHOES II
mail to kincaid's /;
hogan. Still closil
Full line mems WI
Lowest prices in
HEM STITCHING
Attachment; fits q
50: personal check
man Sales Agenc!
N. Y.
TRUCK WANTE
and poles. REQ
Eastern Pole Cor
Merrill Bldgp SkoN
AUTO SERNIC
Norridg ewock, Mel
Pennington. New
oxford Hotel aboI
orders al oxford
SkoWhegan to Far
DEVELOPING,
larglng. For pro
hcient work, send
to f.. c. Head d
finish desired.
WOULD You W
pretty girl? STAN
Lillian Sproul, ST.
If YOU WISH A
wife, write me en-
velope. Violet X
AnE Vnu I0NF
Doris Dawn, l06O2
land, Ohio. Please
velope.
BEES WANTED
hear from bee ket
to place several d
thousand tree orch.
Skowsegan, r. F.
merS Canaan 6-2.
WE DO WELDi
cutting. All work
days. White WEI
Phone A4-4. N. b.
HAVE THE
from your car. Pr
White Welding q
LAWN MOWER
.egrounded. hite
phones.
TYPEwRITERs.,
sale on the install
smith anu othO'
Reporter =.
DEVELOPING AN
Amateurs neatly an u
The Huff Studio; '.
began. Maine. Iw Y
vice. Every moae|
% the profession is|
rake or mail your
SETH PH00IJ
photo on Pos.
-A. naff DcNoA
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of pictures and al
ful ladies sent frd
quest. Address
Valley. Nebr.
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SEPTEMBER 10. WI
for fittings II id
may be made by
Harry NJ. Cullen. |
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DEVELOPING,

larglng. For pro-
ficient work, send
to f.. c. Head al
finish desired.
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Class running condition. VIII sell
cheap for cash. White Welding Com
pany. Water Street, Sltowhegan. Both
phones, tn
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GLIDING 80 horse power Slower gas
engine, generator, switchboard, wiz
ing and batteries Engine need not be
purchased unless desired. Price not
including engine, $100. Chas. Holden,
RED No. ,, Skowhegan. Farmers
Dboue I'll. tf32
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HAT CLEANIN(

Carpets cleaned at
on Main Street. o
Mill. Ben Horne.
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WHITE AND SILVER BIRCH BOI
A SECOND HAND VICTRoLA. IN

good condition. for school purposes.
State price aud conditions in first let
ter. Mrs y f. Barnes, r. f. D. Z,
SkowheEan. Box 49, lw31F
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CHILDREN T0l

to 5 years. Pl
vegetables. Mrs.
mony, Maine.
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nnIcI, HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS on

good lo;, one h.1lf acre of land. main
street in &orridgewock village. Fur
mace, wired for electric lights. MODERN
plumbing Splendid shade trees and
nice stable easy terms if desired.
Hugh ". Hight. Norridgewoek. Ne.
tf30
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engine. INNS II OF The hollow or ShaI-
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with "A water cooling gasolene
engine Has never been uncrated.
Would cost SIS. Will sell for $40. K. I,
patfen SkoWhegan tf28
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EverybOdy's Column
rtrcTRIc IIGIvrING PLANT IN
\ SLY CYLINDER nuIcK cAR ~

s@@s+
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ARE YOU IONE
Doris Dawn, 1862
land, Ohio. Please
velope.
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six and eight years cid. weigh 500
lbs. Also one first class dump cart
and wagon or will exchange for pair
of lighter weight horses Erred u.
Hooper, Norridgewoek RED No. 2
Phone 6-j-li tf2S
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CLAPBO RDS, STOVE WOOD
length Horace Spear. Madison RID l
Uakewood). N Il. Phone 90l3-13.
Farmers 60, Skowhegan Exchange
tf33
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ROOM WANTED
modern ppnvap{a

Mex US TRA
anything from on
ture, sweet corn.
live stock. Day
Mckay, 2227 North
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have gummed paper tape in rolls CON
venient for doing up packages and
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers.
This We lave in three widths with
prices as follows post paid l inch per
roll 45c; inch per roll. G0c 3 inch
per roll, 75c Liberal discount for
quantities ordered. Independent-Re-
porter 90 tf32
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WE DO WELDI
cutting. All work
days. White Wei
Phone A4-4. N. b.
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Fred e. Pooler, Locust Street, Show
hegan. Telephone IT, tf29
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HEFS WANTED
hear from bee kee
to place several HI
Thousand tree orchd
Skowsegan, r. F.
merS Canaan 81.
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TYpEwRTTIN9
,stev Iephy worEa n
Z custom typewJ
ohio work. inosp
Jkow hogan.
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D NnN SKID aonaA KNIGHT

tires. GnOO mile guarantee. 9t"U'
30X3IA inner tube If bought with the.
above tire 81. so. Mail orders 25c extra.
!. -. Symons, Water street, SltoWhe-
can. tf26
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Nc BUSINESS. TuREE-

and partly trained. One extra good
fox dog, three years old, black and tan
S. e. Stowell, Strong, r F D 2. 1w37'
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SEY COWS. both fresh and springers;
also some bull calves: one Z or horse
power Kerosene engine and one good
heavy all around horse. Prices low.
T.. +. Withee, Skowhegan, RID and
tfqo
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from your car. TT
White Welding "a
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
washerwoman Owns Car.

If you lived in Topeka you woult
often see long seven-passenger tour
ing car gliding down the street. tht
back seat piled high with baskets OF
washing and colored woman at the
steering wheel, says Cappers Weekly
The enamel finish of the car glisteni
brightly, but not more brightly thar
the smile Of the woman at the wheel
for she Is the owner of the car ant
bought and paid for 1t with washing!
such as now heap the back seat. Las
summer, when the days were long ant
hot, good drying days." her electric
washing machine often accommodated
as many as nine family washings IL
one day. If You want anything ba,
enough you can get 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
Embarrassing Moment.


Miss V, charming young miss Of
eighteen, living in a nearby city, re
lates the following experience, embar'
rassing but no doubt not entirely void
of pleasure:
Last winter had the pleasure OF
attending box supper at little
schoolhouse in the country, and since
there would be no fun at a box sup
per without box, a friend and l took
double box. There happened to be
young man there who reminded me
very much of friend of mine. but
who was stranger to me. l had no
ticed him several times and was Sc
cretly wishing he might get my lunch
Nearly all of the boxes were sold be
fore ours but at last 1t was sold. OF
course we were anxious to know
whom our partners were to be and
the woman sitting by us pointed then
out to us. AS 1t happened this young
man that 1 had noticed was one OF
them. How nice,' / exclaimed. !
have had that man spotted all eve
ming
"'Oh, you have she said emphat.
ically; why, that's my husband"