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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-05
The skomhegan Fair In Rhyme

/ hogan fair became SO enthusiastic a
+ the fair that he or she after reachinl
home prepared the following verses
THE SKoWHEGAN FAIR OF 1922
Skowhegan Fair Is now an event o
the past,
But it proved a success the four days
it did last.
1t afforded a gathering place for poo
pie from far and near.
And now much commentator of the
fair we hear.
Although the weather man every day
didn't cause the sun TO shine.
The attendance was large and all re-
ported a fine time.
In the hall several booths exhibited
musical Instruments of fine style,
And the music that they furnished was
really worth the while.
In the balcony was shown fancy work
and many things Of art
And so fine it all Was from 1t one
loathed to depart.
In the tent, beyond the hall fruit and
vegetables were seen,
And considering everything, a better
exhibit there couldn't have been.
Lunches were sold al several booths
in the hall
And by the way food disappeared, ]
guess folks did get their fill.
Among the booths was one represent
ed by Ordways Dry Goods Store.
Pretty goods were shown there and
stylish gowns galore,
Other dry goods booths were there
with things 50 nice and new,
All were nicely decorated aid all
looked handsome, too.
In the tent beyond the hall, articles
of sewing were on exhibit,
BY the Girls Club and they certain
ly deserved much merit.
Outside the hall IN tent, milk anu
milk drinks were sold,
And interesting facts by the ladies III
charge were told.
This special feature caused the PEG
pie on farms 10 take an interest,
For all connected with the display
had done their very best,
The display by Mrs Burke in the hall
showed moths and butterflies from
far and near
1t is said to be among the best eAhlDlts
of its kind in America.
Along the midway, all sorts oil enter
tainment could be found,
From the ocean wave and ferris wheel,
to the jumping horse merry-go-
round.
Among the performances were the
Franklin Bros, duo oil classy
athletes,
Their agility strength and skill were
exhibited in performing many Ill
fiicult feats.
For those who were interested III
cattle, sheep and swine,
There was much TO interest them anu
take up their time
AND 1or the people VINO were hechall-
caily penn,
lhere were farm TRACTORS, loe hdulels
ana all KIND oil implements,
All makes OF aHlonoblles were silo"h'
all bright shlhy ana new;
lhey were designed lof style' ana lo'
comfort ana service 700.
Since last year seVeral improvements
were made' one was inc me ne"
track,
IL mas me appe@fahee anu the
horseheh llked IT, us iaee'
fast horses mere were apiehty' they
looheu hice " 1ie tSes,
wen sfoohled' hieeiY t'diiie"' ,"es
were ana many dla VIII pflze.
Moaefh Inventions are now populdi
we must CONFESS
ana no oeiiers nave peeh more Popu-
lff tudh the deIoiidht' 6u'e9.
AT the falr was an aefoplahe, ana OH
'ile henheoec seapidie' 'oo'
ana IL really was lhrlliihe tue STUNTS
they ola ao.
lhere were doto races lhe last oay Vi
Tue lar
ANA these surely interested everyone
VINO was ,,nere.
mere were SO many me 'hihgs i"ouia
De nara TO write theln ao"h'
for fealiV ehefe were an soflS u
abluSeihehts on the SrounaS u DC
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SOME one EXCHANGED COATS

SbME ONE EAlnAN'ASD 80
Wnhbne AT the X. of p. dedication
Monday night. Please correct the mis-
take. Eva Moody, Turner Ave, SHOW
hogan 1w4O
I0ST BLACK SATIN HAND BAG
solnkehcre between , summer st. and
Lasbud's store Round hiekle top
villa mirror. sum of money ana tollet
ARTICLES. Finder notify Mrs. Gertrude
Bafktr Summer st. lWfo'
FARnERs SELL ME YOUR EGGS
anf livestock. also SELL wholesale
aud retail. meat, eggs and livestock
Get my quotations before buying or
selliug. T. T. Davis, Scion, Me. 4w39'
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sponTsMEN, FARMERS. MEcuAN-

lGS-Wear an Air-FleX belt. The most
comfortable and longest wearing belt
on the market. Made by hand from
genuine calf skin. order one today
and wear it ten days then if you arc
not perfectly satisfied return it aud
get your money. Comes in black tan
or mahogany. ANY size $100. Post
paid. The Modern Novelty Co, Gardi-
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SEY COWS, both fresh and springers;
also some bull calves; one or 8 horse
power Kerosene engine and one good
heavy all around horse. Prices Tow.
T. L. Withee, SlSowhegan, RID 4 and
tf22
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To Let

OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON-
dit ION, first month, $500 Each month,
ther9after $500 independence Report
er Company, SkowheBan. tf33
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McKAY,s TRANSFER VII

anything from one to ten toHI
ture, sweet corn, apples, poti
live stock. Day or night sergI
Mckay, 227 North St, y. E I'd
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Attractive nIsINtss

worth $4,000. Wants Kind hel5
band. Write quick for STAN
ture and description. Box
Angeles, Calf.
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SMALL FARM NEAR SCHOOL AND

Post Office. Building In good repair.
Nice water. lightning rods. For partie-
nlars write Mrs. A. o. Chase. New
Sharon L f y l. New. Eng. Eel. all.
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ANYONE WISI,,,.

Chauffeur for satargsv To a
Sundays apply OF Adrgia alien,
Lawton St. Town. Ref ,ea l.abs
ed. siefences i
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EoRD TRuCK, NEW noDY. rIRsI

Class running condition. Will sell
cheap for cash. White Welding Com
Rany, Water Street. Skowhegan. 10th
phones. tf29
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EverybOdy's Column
ROSCOE nIGELnM EARN

HOSIOE HIGELOM FARM OF
about 40 acres on Steward Hill for
sale or would exchange for town pro
perty. Farming tools. hay and some
stock included. Poor health reason
for selling. Roscoe BigeloW, r + d
I, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone 30.
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NESS. Apples received last fol
week. until further notice. Ia
hogan near Galley Hill on
Hinckley. chas Van Sckli
hogan II + u No. 6.
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you wish success and happif
dime and birthdate for tfut
reading. Hazel llause, Box
Angeles, Cal.
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IT = II VI III TT " y Hb1
and printed at J.. Il. lIusg1
ham, Me. All work prompij
at reasonable prizes. calei4|
from your own films.
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I Erred Berkshires. small pigs s. W.
Brood sows and Service Bears. SIS up.
Am leasing farm and must sell at les
than half value. George IL. TuttIe,
Norrdgewock 4w38'
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Miscellaneou
MORk. HORSE Enn

WORK HORSE FOR IT'S >,
this winter. Good IN II
Telephone Skowhegan go ,te >, Ky
YOUR FUTURE FoRrrm.
dime. birthdate and sfam ,o u
reliable, convincing trial ro ny
Erwing, Box 1120, Station a ~
geles, California. y
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good lot, one half acre of land, main
street in Norridgewock village. Fur-
mace, wired for electric lights, modern
plumbing. Splendid shade trees and
nice stable. Easy terms if desired.
Hugh w. Hight, Norridgewoek, Me.
tf30
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horSe. Must be young, sound, reason
ahly fearless and weighs 300 or 1000
lbs. Any dark color with white points
preferred. Mrs. II. Clifford Huff, Har-
monk. 4w39f
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CLAPnnAnDs.. STOVE Mnnn

length. Horace Spear, Madison RED l
uakewood). n. T.. Phone 9n13-13.
Farmers CO. Skowhegan Exchange
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nice young men between The
Is and 80; DARK haired men n
Send letters Care Of Flour Nj
gov. Montana. Rebeeca Kat
jorie Jackson.
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and cottage lots on Embden Lake. Also
farm known as Sky Farm situated on
Embden Lake and Hancock Pond
Write Box 257. L. p. Barnaby. North
Arson. 3W3S
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ORDERS TAKEN FOR tn

Shepherd lingering Yarn
telephone me. 72-3 Mrs. R
shire, 215 Madison Ayends
gan.
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and repair work To Ralnh D.
Ave, ZSkowhegan. Try M M
prices. '4'
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or on farm, preferabIe' ~ ~ Mill.
Leslie +. Martin. carr a aeaf SO,
ford, North Avenue, Sko oa sJoseph
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WOULD LIKE \ jon, Firm.

PORARY or permanenf f rlfiiEl
fer of course a steady h 3s, W
years of age. Familiar , ,agg
farm and most other kind dun
speak French but do nor nos =, o.
derstand much English W., lslk
son, Care of Pierre L,ap"i ,'iied
ter ST., Skowhegan. Yialei
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NEW BLACKSMITH Slim !,

opened for business oef g IN v v
ST, rear of the American y n ~
office where l Will do Inn M l.
and jobbing. +. J. Loci , -
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year old horses so tons hay. Reason
for selling, going away Ralph Bow
man. Skowhegan RID No. 2. tf3i
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GUIDING 30 horse power Slower gas
engine. generator, switchboard, wiz
ing and batteries Engine need not he
purchased unless desired Price not
including engine. 500 Chas. Holden,
RID No. 2, Skowhegan. Farmers
phone Til. tf32
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ING. Soft hats cleaned md
equal to new. Hat bands pqil
you wait. Sport and all cold
cleaned and polished. Shoe
speciality. Peter Leakos staI
Cleaning Parlor, Water 81
R.R. Station. Skowhegan-
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of pictures and descriptions n
full ladies sent free to anyoDsI
quest. Address Prof Van
Valley Nebr.
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Il DOG TO TREE pARTRIDGEs.
Nothing but best wanted. Describe
and state age. Box 30, Brunswick
Me.HE 1W40
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HEGAN. Have baa i.f IN
bookkeeping, also sone elAperIsl
typewriting and sb M lhlogls
Bishop, 55 High St, Skow'hlaald
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MAGAZINE FOR Use IN MY SCHOOL

Workl my having ILLUSTRATIONS VIII
do ,even If of quite ancient date. !
hnpe. 10 receive them from those will
Ing 70 donate them for this purpose or
IS borrower a very moderate charge
Weaid be made Mrs Maude e. Barnes.
skoM hegan, II L d I. Box 80. tf4Of
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have rummed paper tape in rolls CON
venient for doing up packages and
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers
This we have in three widths with
prices as follows. post paid; l inch per
roll, dc; . inch per roll. 60c; , inch
per roll, 75c. Liberal discount for
quantities ordered. 1ndependent-lte-
norter Co tf32
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OF bay horses, Il and Is years old, good
farm team; also one black horse, T.
good family and saddle horse for a mate
10 a 4-year-old bay mare. weight 100.
VIII exchange for auto. Ford Truck or
stock Of most any kind. Z. II. NYe,
Route 2, North Arson. dw3S*
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PREFERABLE IN oFr,,,.

age. Graduate of e., IN YEA
School. Flora Coweff,es 10 ~ hegap
e'te' skosb,
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PERS desiring the mos, "oa
methods of fox trapping y
MCGOWAN, Wytopftloel{z ~
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engine. This is of the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing 10
use with water cooling gaselene
engine Has never been unefated.
Would cost $25. will sell for $40. i. 7.
Patton Gkowhppan ff2S
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condition. Cash price $lS. Independ-
nt-Reporter Company, Skowhegan.
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MEST1C yarn. Two and three thread
ed, white only. price $1.G0 per ID. POST
aye paid on lots of lbs. and oyer. Mrs,
Andrew Goff. Bingham, Box 323. Far
mers Phone 13-5. 4w38t
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LADy's FuR COAT, 20 N. LENGTH
,IR. TRAppEn-ME PIT LIZ

almost new; will sell very reasonable.
Post Office Box 1872. tf38
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HN. THAPPEH-ME PIT IT ONE
of the best Animal Scents known to
old trappers, for Fox, Coon. Skunk and
Fisher. Price S1.00 per bottle. T.. NJ.
Berry, No. Anson, Me. Il + 4 /. 4w3Sf
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WOOD FITTED ron STOVE AND

ALTO iunks at $l3 per cord. Cyril
Niolette, SkoWhesan K + u J. Farmers
Phone l3-t3-t0 EorridgeWoek Exchange
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4 Goon DINING monsE. MElGnr
EirnIY LATE nArCnMn pILLET

about leeo pounds, five years old, good
driver or worker. call or write Mrs. F
Daniel MeLauehlin Norridsewoek. 1w10
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For=Sale

SPInFfIA CoRsETs-MIsS BERTHA
II GooaH ~ toraetiere. 1s3 East Front
ST. sspH nezan. For appointment
phone -. tfi0
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HAT CLEANING AND SIN

ndflli vi Z. All W 81 h Ilpiupl1
at reasonable prizes. calei4|
from your own films.
HAT CLEANING AND sH1
ING. Soft hats cleaned and
equal to new. Hat bands pfl
you wait. Sport and all cold
cleaned and polished, Shoe
speciality. Peter Leakos, SID
Cleaning Parlor, Water 81
R.R. Station. Skowhegan,
SEND SHOES FOR REPul
mail to Einraid's Shoe loSDtI
hogan. Still closing out LADY
Full line mems work and III
Lowest prices in town.
TRUCK WANTED TO I'M
and poles. REQ or larger
Eastern Pole Corporation \
Merrill Bldg, Skowhcean.
DEVELOPING, PRINrNl
larging. For prompt seyl'I
ficient work, send or take u
to +. G. Head d Co, Solo1
finish desired,
WOULD YOU WRITE 4 v
pretty girl? Stamped cnYelol
Lillian Sproul, Station IL
If YOU WISH A WEALTH
wife, write me enclosing "a
velope. Violet Ray Debal
&airaN.- ~
ARE you L0NELY' III
Doris Dawn, 10602 saint ga
land, Ohio. Please enclose "
yelope.
BEES WANTED-W0,hp
hear from bee keeper VINO
to place several hives Of
thousand tree orchard Ivy
Skowhegan, Il. f. D. D.
mers' Canaan 81.
WE DO WELDING, Bht
cutting. All work ElarS r.
days. White Welding =.
Phone Ala. n, II. Phone "
HAVE THE CAnno'
from your car. Price S9g y
White Welding CO. b0'a
LAWN MOWERS RPM
regrounded. White W eiu~'
phones.
TYPEwRTTERs TO Rs ~
sale on the installmeht IN IN
Smith and other make@
Reporter -.
DEVELOPING AND fms
Amateurs neatly anu p, ly~
The Huff Studio, u W az, ,onr
hogan, Maine. IWei'l55 ,r rf
vice. Every modern uni IN h
to the profession IS use1 ,e ar
Take or mail your INNS W.
SETH PHOTO s T'u,.
photo on Post Caro-, and
Won walt DevalopiSE Nv
High grade amateur . WIND
four hour service.
SkowheEan.
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OAI INnREn AND FIFTY PUL-


LEES. either Rhode Island Red. Ply
mouth Rocks or White Nyandottes.
ii. S..Adams, 191 Main st. tf39F
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FINE 000 Lii. & YEAR OLD.
sound driving mare. absolutely kind.
Used to saddle. Price right Box 60,
Wellington. dw37'
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DRlsSSBD EsttEsiJ
at any time. Sasha Tobias, Norridge
wock. Telephone Sid. t32
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SEND SHOES FOR REPI

mail to Kincaid's Shoe HoSpf
hogan. Still closing out LADY
Full line mems work and III
Lowest prices in town
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six and eight years Old. Weigh IN
lbs. Also one first class dump cart
and wagon or Will exchange for pair
of lighter weight horses. Fred j..
Hooper Norridgewock RED No. :.
Phone 6-5-l4 tf38
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bITION. Price $1275O- Tan be seen
at my residence 33S Madison Ave. a. II.
Cleveland. 81 Madison Ave, Skowhe-
gan. Both phones. tf38
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TRUCK WANTED TO II.


and poles. ReO or larger |
Eastern Pole Corporation \
Merrill Bldg, Skowhogan.
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REFUSE THYME, LIMITED QUAINT

ITY only. While it lasts will sell, in
5 pound lots or over at Zoe II pound.
This is about half the price OF the
tf95
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at bargain. Inquire of John Saw
gan. 1w3S*
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larging. For prompt seSiol
ficient work, send or take \
to u. G. Head q Co, Soo1
finish desired.
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A PRINCE ALnERT suITHAs

left with me TO sell Has been worn
only Two or three times Good as new.
Would cost sos. Will sell for SIS. +. h.
Carter. Water st, Skowhegan. tf37F
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Advertisements In these columns no..
lines inserted once for 25c, four time. e1eeet
with order. Each additional line Sc. ' 'es
lines. reckon an average OF words. g.. eonps
II not paid In advance, Toe additions, amps y
$+*%*%+*****$*+++*$+*++%*...
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LARGE AND SMALL FARMS IN
the most prosperous city In Maine. II.
Z Hanson. WaterVille. 12W31f
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bargain. Inquire of Crosby Spaulding,
Garatunk or Holt * Hight, SkoWhegan
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"UNLJ UN " RIIII
pretty girl? Stamped cnyelVl
Lillian Sproul. Station IL
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DAn snINGLEs. sAMEn Ia

Perley Gorson at Ora IIarville's mill,
North GornVille. All grades. G G.
Kiusmau., SltoWhegan 4 l. u Z. n. t..
Phone 14-24, Athens Exchange. tf38
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If You WISH A WEALTH
wife, write me enclosing sn
velope. Violet Ray Denal'
ser..-
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APARTMENT HOUSE BUILT Fon

home on excellent residential street.
Modern conyeniences. Painted last
year. In fine repair, Francis 4E,,ttT9
1914. tf2J
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WANTED AN ExPERIENCED GAR
dener. Must be able to work with
hoy. Address Good VIII Home Assoc
cation, Ilinekley. 2wi0F
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CLARION WOOD HEATER SUIT
4 CLEVER MARE PONY, WEIGH

ING about 500 pounds. Must be suit
abba for children to drive. State age
and size in first letter. Carl Hume
well, K T. - /, Madison. tf37
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OVERLAND SEDAN.


u FiFNTN Nj 6TsfFtIta ENNtN IftIl VI :
Fred c. Pooler, Locust Street, Show
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29 |
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LIGUTFOi FINE PASSEN GER
overland touring car Will sell cheap.
J. W. Small, corner Beach and Madison
Ave iW37s
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ONE PAIR or COLTS roun YEARS


French st. In first class repair. In
quire of Chas. Goulette, East ST, Show
hogan. 4w37f
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PROOF moccasns. Celebrated Indian
oil Tanned, Also new line oil grain
work shoes at low price Come in
aud look .them over. kineaid's Shoe
Hospital III Water st, Ssowhegan.
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InneE MEIGnING LOO pnINps.

-FF'F
K ind and good worker Aged 10. Rea-
sonable price. JFmea g. Lohdell,
Scion. r f. j. l. lwi0
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HAVE THE CAitbo'
from your car. Price Say N
White Welding CO. boA
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ONE USED FORD, A GASOLINE
wood saving outfit, farming tools six
cows and heifefs. Inquire Butler &
Butler Attorneys, Water St, Skowhe-
gan. tf38
Milford chronicle., 1922-09-15
MAGNOLIA

Miss Alice Casper has returned tC
her home in Philadelphia after spend
ing the summer with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Warren
near town.
Miss Katharine Quinn of New York
City is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Johnson.
An Epworth League Cabinet meet
ing was held at the home of the first
vice-presidenty Miss Elizabeth H.
Mensch, on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies Aid was delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Schwartz, near town, on
Monday evening, September 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Jackson,
ST., spent the weekend with Mr..
JacksOn's brother of Mount Holly, N.
j., who is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Sapp, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. McIlvaine and son, James,
and W. G.. Refs, of Philadelphia, mo-
tored to Augustine Pier and Middle
town on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Camper has accepted
position as teacher in one of the Will
mington schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace White, of
Square, Pa, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marrow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Marrow and Mr.. and !
Mrs. Joe Marrow and two children of |
Ridley Park, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mrs. George W. Knight.
Mrs. J. Ralph McIlvaine and daugh-
.er, Doris, returned home on Sunday
evening from the Milford Hospital.