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N. Y. CURB MARKET

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Nasten & Co. members New York StocA
EXCHANGE. Second floor National Bons
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

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Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

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Exchange. Second floor National Bank
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Cash wheat No. sl.o9: Corn. No :,
mixed 67s.: No. yellow G6N G67: oats
No. :. - and 42ls. Rye No. . 12i:. Pork
nominal Lard ll.2I: Ribs ll.O0U l".2H.
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

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Exchange Second floor National BANK
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Oct. 6.-Lihcrty bonds
closed: SIS s1o0.s3: first t4's 10000:
s.co,d q, tlN6.On: third ti's 500. 90:
fourth iX's SlOO.@S: Victory as un
called 5000: do called Sl0l2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-07

As many As IL foreign lanEuases afe
taught in some Of Tokoy's schools.
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LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va, Oct. &. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Sock
Exchange Compiled for The lnteiii.
gencer.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. s, %
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. 90.
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21
Help Wanted

A coon CAPABLE GIRL OR wo-
Man 10 do homework In family OF
three. Must be experienced. State
wages expected. Apply to Miss Eva
NJ Biair, Care Of kennebec Valley Hos
pitai, Skowhegan. 2wsiF
MEN WANTED TO CUT CORD
wood and logs fair wages With
BOARD or camp furnished. Thomas
Lahey' cornville. RFD .. 3w61
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HoUsE.
WORK. Have ono girl eleven years
old. Peter Farley. Bingham 1wbl'
MEN TO CUT CORD WOOD. BOARD
may be had at farm IL desired. Harry
Phone 209-3 tfbIF
A GOOD MAN TO CUT LONG L0GA
all winter job. Write p. W, BIck,
ford, or. call 22-l2 Hartand New Epg.
land Phone. tfbfF
100 MACHINE OPERATORS on Mny
willing TO learn 10 operate Erindihg,
shaVing. drifting machtnes. poilshf n
and bufflng and large yarfetv Of M.
an ana 4b dcsfred.-e No labor troutir
Cau or write for application. Hmpioy-
ment Once, The New Departure Marln :
facturins Co., Bristol, Conn au6S
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notarians at weekly Session

A we'll attended meeting Of Skowhe-
ran Rotary club was held Friliay
noon in Grand Army Hall. luncheon
being served under the direction OF
Mrs. Kate s. simpson Z The custom
airy songs were sung under the direc~
ton OF Prof. Leighton with Donald
Osborn high school student al the
piano IN tho absence of the presid-
ent, G. p. Merrill. Walter =. Ordway.
vice president, presided. W. Is.
Woodbury. gave u short talk on the
"qeriousness of Rotary" stating that
service was above self and that this
was an exceedingly high ideal Tor
the members to live mp to. MI.
Woodbury. made one suggestion in
which ne advocated a thorough eX-
PLANTATION of the real meaning of Rot
airy to new members.
Health" is supposed to have place
In Rotary Club program throughout
the country the present month. APP
proprlate to this topic Indian Clubs
were recommended as convenient
form nj light exercise by X. /. Pat
ten. who gave a sNation Oh
their use. An incident in Mr.. Pat
tens life something like 80 years ago
was related by Joseph p. Oak, the
next speaker. The reference was TO
Il reception which was planned for
the gentleman just referred to at a
Bangor home. but at which he failed
TO appear. having lain down for 4
nan in the late afternoon and not
awaking until nearly ten o'clock.
The speaker made the INCIDENT very
interesting tale and the subject there
of expressed his surprise that Mr.
Oak could narrate anything so nearly
in accordance with the facts.
Thu guests OF the day were Clerk
OF Courts. W. T. Seekins, Postmaster,
W. r. Elliott. Gerald {. Marble, II.
J. Dysart and Ernest Donne and Ed
ward Mullen Of the lndependent-Re-
porter force.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21
BALLOTS. BRIBERY ND BOOZE

The caucus system, 10 which II Is
suggested we return. offered The most
beautiful opportunity for bribery thai
could we'll be imagined IL was pos
sfble to negotiate with The prospective
voter at a convenient place in the vic
unity Of the polls The Interested
citizen" could then take his stand
near the ballot box. pass his man Il
ballot ana watch him put il i'll. lie
could then retire with the vote Ia
convenient place and pay the SUN or
quantity" agreed upon. The buyer
conld by no means BE "tfefrauded' Of
what he had bought and paid for. II
was supposed that NOW and then there
were transactions Of this sort-some
said "A good many Let us take an
optimistic view of the matter and be
lieye that very few citizens would
thus degrade. themselves. whether
bribery was popular or otherwise there
was unlimited opportunity Tor II anu
the defeated candidate Vas quite apt
10 think that money and booze haa
been used TO his mdong.
The introduction of the present )r-
rect Primary Law, which makes use
. of the Australian or secret ballot me-
thod. increases very much the dllilchl-
~ OF carrying on transactions oil That
sort An over enthusiastic party
worker may now negotiate in The hope
of influencing the voter by some con
sideration hut does not know whether
the voter after ALL carries out his
end OF the bargain Such is the nm
certainty in the matter that II is pos
sible that bride giving or taking with
the present method is very rare IN
deed.
THE DIRECT PRIMARY At ITS
WORST is PREFERABLE TO THE
CAUCUS AND CONVENTION SfS-
TEN AT IT'S BEST
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NEW. ENGLAND BUSINESS DIRE


TORY, 1920 edition. over 2soO pages,
cost $1,000. WIN sell for $3.50 post
paid. Independence Reporter Co. tf@l
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
QUIRE atsFoater's Garage or Bates
street. Pittsf'sld. tf20
Is ACRE FARM IN NEW SHARON.
Pine trees apples, cherries, pluina. etc
Water in house. Cellar; $500. Another
10 acre farm 2 miles from Pennington
100 cords wood, good land. apple trees,
$4,000. George ". Batchslder, New
Sharon. TITO
BATHS POUNDS ALI BATES
GinGhams. the quality You have always
known. New patterns. lots OF pretty
checka All Bundles put up with
lengths suited TO the garments you
wish to make. Pieces run from Ia TO
= yards long. with a great many / yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget TO
with age and sex IL for children. You
viii ind those the most ueeful ana
most satisfactory Pound bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One 6-Pound
Bundle tnbout 80 yards), delivered
free. sg9S Iona Mill Ends Co, Hart
land. tic
BULLETIN B0ARD--yERY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 10
build; viii sell for sl.76. r. T. Patten.
&'n-ak. TIC
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Tree Road CrosSin Fore CreeSmas

Mos ev'One ON Tree Road ees deeg
heemself ont of hes las year crees-
mas presnt he got no uses FOR, and lay
her ont on SOM beds for look heem
over for see who gon draw what,
hlees tam, by gar!
Pete bring out tree pair peenk army
lastick hees las tree girl feeX up Tor
kent hecs shirt cuff oif'n som soup
when he eat Get He az up one Tor
Uncle Tom weeth lovin' nephews. one
to som Beeldoucet weeth bets weesh-
bone for Merry Moo years. and tother
pairs Pete he put back ON collar boxes
for use themselves som tam he never
gon kneed Get. Yyyonne got tlmeen
hloodwar caps made of ancents ham
kycheef wit quicker thread som round
her for hold 1t on hoes heads when
hairs all tumble down off her. She
gon gave mos evrybod one those cap.
They yer pref beeng for comb hairs
qieeck when you don want TO.
Alex got 'leventeen red and green
nectyo who don't wear her because she
no match her complexion. He gon
sent som wit loves. and keeses to
russian famine,
Mos ev'ryone got som teeng he don
want he gon gave away,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21

a LONG WOOD JOINTEn ABOUT
the mlddlte OF October between the
Griffin block and Allen house on West
Front ST. by way Of Shoddy Mil Any
one returning or giving Information re-
sardinP same will be suitably reward
ed. Eugene currier, Skowhegan n +
ID .. y. r.. Phone cost ow50~
STRAYED FROM PASTURE AND
running wild. three Jersey heifers, Laat
seen on land OF Fred yonug In Starka.
Information as to their whereabouts
or capture appreciated Reward Carl
Anderson, New Sharon. Farm erg Phone
7-lt swAgs
Mark your LIN I'm WYTA 4 RUB
BIER printing stamp. Your name apd
mail soc, Independent r. epbrter 90. tf4O
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To Let


HotsE At MsLRON,S WILLS. wIrn
or without shed. Inquire of L.. q.
Bailey. Silver Mills. Ne. tt5l
PARTLY FURNISHED RENT on
Water ST. Modern conVenieHcoS in
Guiding furnace heat call }. Il.
Phone l43-a between $40 and T. tfol
a'Wo FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
use Of bath. Electric lights and heat
Gentlemen preferred. Apply 10 32s
Waller st. or phone So .w"u'
FURNISHED ROOM, PLEASANTLY
located. all modern convenience Fred
Horne. East Front St, Sko~heCan tf5o
TWO NICE DRIVING HORSES. TO
eareful drivers only, or VIII drive out
parties Harry Nelson, ~ Pleasant
ST. slsowhegnn. y. L. Tel. 1862 u5o
DOWS 81 AIRS 'FRONT.' ROOM WITH
heat. lights and bath Mr.. Roy
keene, ~ Madison Ave, Town. tr4s
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEC-
Trio lights. Inquire OF Emile Poulin.
West Front st. Town. 4wiS'
STEAM HEATED BASEMENT FOR
storage or any other purpose oxford
Block. BORDEN Il Russakoff. Gown. tf4i
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON-
dillon, first month. $3.0O Each month.
thereafter 5000. Independent Report
er Company, Skowhegan. tf33
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For Sale

~ -
HAIR GOODS sPfoCiAbrY--
from conbings at Mrs Towne'n. Room
10 j. T.. Merrill Block. Skowhegln. TIA
...-....
SPInELLA CoHsETS-Mfss BERTHA
NJ. Goodwin, Corsetlere. 1873 East Front
,,horc go y Nv " '''S' an fo' "pi'''''' I'm
NEW SET OF oNE-UonsE WAGON
slcds. \ l.. Lawrence, Middle Road,
SkoW hogan. y T. Tel. 1911. 2w5lF
,,,. -
N"h "" ioN N'hi"hN' y. -
BURKE bingham" +""l
THREE VOTING COWS, ONE AYR
prcl ri CIR '3''t I'll anu NV o' Farm in
tn,bdrn ~. vrjte Airs Aiiee Whitney,
Il + - T. Norrh Anson iw5i'
PRESSED uAY. $40 ToN. II. u.
Whipple bingham. 2w5l
un,,,D o,,.n nam, ,...cx,
w W. n''i-" - :, : 49, ~
ST. SkoM hogan. lw'l'
Ely AWAY sLEDS. St75-s3.OO EA.,
mS soc S"1 ,oo n ,"oid hand a" aets
SIS. boxing gloves. 81 set, manicure
e,iS ~ 60 10 Sioo carG pnrkman.s
"''''' o. '''''' f""'
GREY HIHCu SOFT WOOD. STOVE
length. VIII deliver. y. II. Phone
lls-ii T. Il. Davis y Son, Sl<owhe-
gan. 3w5lf
n,u,> ,,,,.n,n,nn .a nm,
~ - ~ "a =. iin"p 'ohLiE -,
" "A i,A,, " ~, ~ ~ H'rN' onu, A.
p"''n'S i"lt, ut"'"i "'ih ,,i' :" II, N a',
~" ~ N't - =, In a ~. III, sis
Used SEWING MACHINES As Low
as 81 each. Ger a new SINGER cleo
trir machine we also have a com
plcic stock of cabinet ana regular
models Liberal allowance on your
SINGER sewing Machine Co. \ l.. Whit
tcmorc. MIR. ~ Mater st. Skowhe-
gan tf5l
- MONTHS OLD THOROUGHBRED
Holstcin Bun Mostly White. G. J.
Woods. r + y I, SlSowhegan 2w51F
RABBIT HOUND PrPs--AxMINS-
TER registered stock, weeks old. Sl6
male; 80 female Fred Hang. Skow
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Positions Wanted
POSITION AS sALEswOMAN on


POSITION As SALESWOMAS Or
Office girl. Have had several
years experience waiting on customers
aud know hoy to meet the public.
Can furnish hest of references as TO
reliability. Address y r NJ Care of
independents Reporter. 2w51F
EXPERIENCED COOK WOULD LIKE
position In Skowhegan or would cater
for hanqnets at reasonable prices Mrs.
seldom knight, les Madison Ave. tf4sF
AZ HOUsEKEEPER IN A WIDOW
ERS or Bachelors refined home. A
Protestant. Understands general
honsework. Can furnish references.
Address Miss Nora Marks. Sanford. Me
Sw4es
WOULD LIKE WORK IN ON MAR
Skowhegan village VIII do most any
ming: Am n graduate from Skowhe-
gan High School. Clasa 1922. Tel.
B-li Carleton Carnage tf4aF
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y
comp-ls me 10 sell my entire flock OF
.nrru These sheep were brought
from New lamp hire about 1890 ana
bred by ny father for about htty years
uud carefully bred by myself on one
farm for siNiy-iive years. They have
never had any roofs or grain Of any
Kind aud are not breaehy. They have
81, hite faces and legs and are free from
Ticks and vermin. When / used 20
exhibit them 1T State and New England
FAIRS forty and fifty years ago the
Judges called them the American
Sheen" / have sold from them about
forty thousand pounds OF wool and
three thousand sheep and lambs. VIII
yaud "A specimen OF wool to anyone
wishing 70 hug On receipt OF card or
lotter. Price of sheep ten dollars,
price OF lambs eight dollars per head
charles Il. Gilman, Route /, Solon, Me.
tf37
pam or HORSES, WEIGHING 1900
his. including harnesses. sheds. and
wagon mat l will sell for n reasonable
price or on easy terms. wired
Corvette. East st. tf4l
COMBTN ALTON MEAT WAGON
and sled in nice running condition
team. Alice NJ. Dunlap. Rox so, Route
=. North Arson. Phone Madison 1904.
tf36
OLIVER 1'YPEWRTTEH, GOOD
condition. Cash price s18. 1ndepend-
cHf- Eepdrthf company, SAoWHtBdH.
tf33
GUMsIED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paner tnpa In rolls con-
venient for doing up packages and
required by the American EXPRESS
Company for use on certain containers.
THIS wa have In three widths with
prices as follows. post paid l Inch per
roll, 45c, inch per full. Coo; inch
per roll, 75c. Liberal diaeonnt for
quantity orders. lndependeDt-Re-
porter co tf32
DRESSED POULTRY DELIvERED
at any time. Sasha Tobias. Norridge.
wock. Telephone 65-II. tf32
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred Z. rooler. Locust Street. Snow
hogan. Telephone ~. tf29
COOLING TANK ron GASOLINE
engine. This ia or tho hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
uae with water coofing gaaoiene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost s25. Will cell for $40. r.. T..
patten, Skowhegan. tres
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
EdiRhone, the most recent and useful
OF office devices. We are distributors
for Sornerset County Send for lltAra.
ture, or ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at
good trade. Independent Reporter 60.
tf22
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TWO NEW MICH COws---C. q.
Watson, Skowhegan, y. 4. Phone 13s-2
2w5lF
PIREBRED, SNOW WHITE WYAS-
pOTTE cock. Harry f. Buxton, Sill
Yer St. Skowhegan. 2W5lt
ROLL TOR DESK. HON l20 SHOW
HEGAN. or telephone y. r.. $50. 2w51F
USED VIOLIN. WILL SOMEONE
who has a good instrument 10 offer al
i reasonable price please so advise.
Louis Dow, Mcclellan ST., Skowhegan.
2w51F
\ SINGLE ONE-HORsE SLED TO
haul lee on. Albert ". Smith. r r .
1 and ), Skowhegan 2whVF
SECOND HAND SLEIGH on TWO
seated pung. Must be In good condi-
tloh. John pooler, Farmers Phone
$40. bingham 3w50F
horse. Archie Giles. Skowhegan, 20
East Front ST. 2w50F
4 STANDARD MAKE INCUBATOR
ia first class condition. $50 10 ESQ
egg elze. State price and particulars.
Drop IN Poultry Firm, Bingham. 2w60f
WANT TO bly, \ FRANKLIN
stove Walter II. Hight, Skowhegnn.
9w5OF
TIoN. win pay cash. Write or
telephone Charles y. Burnor. Winter
~ Skowhesan. Tel. 25l-f ti50F
\ SECOND HAND SLEIGH. FRED
W. y, akowhegnn II = y 2. awb0F
BARREL on GREENINGs. No. /
or better and n barrel OF one other
good eating variety Of apples. Starks.
Northern Spies. or something OF the
sort. Theae must be packed and de-
Elivered at the American Express office
in Skowheean. Please write me what
yon have and the price. r. r. Patten.
q. w. EMERSON WILL BUY WHITE
ash timber or stumpaFe suitable for
shovel handle hiockA to the amount OF
3 carlaa6s. See me. Summer ST.,
Hhowheran- tao
MAGAZINE FOR USE ~ MY SCHOOL
worlt- Any having illustrations will
! DO even IL of quite ancient date.
| hope to receive them from those will
| ing to donate them for this purpose or
would be- made. Mrs. Dfauds x. Barnes
Abowbegan. Il r. u Z. Itox o. fi0F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
ber WIN 70 anywhere Harry Mel
| tf27
| LIVE poUITRr--WRiTE IN FIRST
letter. kind and number you have.
HANsON's HISTORY OF CANAAN
| bloomfield. rorridgewook, etc wanted
II you have a volume give description
and price or send on approval. r. r
Patt6n. tf4F
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CHRISTM lbAA

The greatest of holidays and the
hest OF the season. celebrating Is 1t
does the natal day oil tn Saviour will
be with us on Monday next. Christmas
cheer win abound and preparations
are already underway 10 make the
day happy one. for The nnforunate
in the town Christmas trees will be
in order for several days preceding
The Yulc-tidc and the children are
eagerly anticipating visits from their
GOOD friend. Santa Claus. Il is well
not TO get too far away from the real
shirt OF Christmas. remembering the
obligations which are due on this
holy anniversary and 10 try To heed
the old Scripnral adage-'Peaee on
earth, good Will toward men The
Reporter extends the seasons greet
ings TO It's readers.
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WAGON SLED SUITABLE ~

WAGON SLED SUITABLE FOn
heavy numbering or for road work.
fitted with two widths with all neees-
second half sleigh, robe. driving har.
ness. grindstone with bench. F. l.
Norton. - Summer 81 ii6
uIiLE .. GAUGE LONG. WOULD
cost new about sl000. Would sell for
xi2s Perfect condition W. \
Wildes, care OF independent Reporter
tf45F
HORSE WEIGHING 1890 POUNDS.
sound, nice Worker single or double.
WIN sell or exchange for stock or colts.
~ G. Hodglsins Norriagewoek n r.
Phone 6-2a ttld
ONE pUREBRED OXFORD DOWN
buck lamb. Also some cows and helf-
ers. Arc TO freshen first OF winter
WIN Stuart, Scion. r II d |, nilF
as-ACRE FARM. -FOUR MILES FROM
SlsowheRan. % acres maple. complete
mapls syrup OUTFIT $50 apple trees In
good condition, cider mill; Horse. COW
and farming tools. Buildings on prop
erty Mira Vital Bolduc or ], T. TIL
bodcau. Grocery Store, North st, Skow-
hogan. Roth Phones. ifil
MY HOME PLACE ON NOnRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 5xl6 rods. Thir-
ton, exceptionally modern In Its CON
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec valley Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000 Roland T.
pntten tao
WHY NOT BuY S0CR DRESSED
poultry direct from y II. Barnee Poul-
Try Farm. n, - Box 80. Skowhegan?
A ono cent postal card will bring your
sunday dinner Deliveries made every
Saturday. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf3s
WEATHER sTnIPs--HERE WE ARE
again for the thirtieth year with the
best protection against cold, which is
ready TO creep In around your doors
and windows. r, NJ. Tinkham, SO High
ST.. Skowhegan. tf3S
ONE PAIR OF COLTS FOUR YEARS
old. we'll broken and used to work.
Weight 5000 lbs. Also six cowa. mono
over four years old Three one year
old heifers. One pair OF two year old
steers One ak. mouths old calf; tor
sheep Allen J. Moore. Jackman, Ne,
Phone az Lotus Ranoh tfs7
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NEW Amy ONERsnoES MADE
by the Hood Rubber -. While they
last only S3.s5 II pair. fUllman's
store. Water St, skowheg2a. ttiS
ARLINGTON PIANO. nEAuTIFUL
finish. line tone. Price $4,000 for quick
sale. MAY h. seen n my former resi-
dence, Athens village. Mr. Il. y.
Hight. Gorham. 4WiS'
=. c. Il. L. RED CookEaELs. MAY
hatchcd. dark eolored. well maturcd
from II. NJ. Tucker strain OF Var
mouth. VINO takes The first money SO
Portland Poultry SHOW Price 81 II.
.. Morrison, bingham. IN 1877
CATTLE-GRADE JERSEYS AND
Guernseys Luther II. Elliott SkoV-
hogan +. / u Il. Farmers Phone
-. canaan. tfl8F
RIThnAGA TIRNIPs. No BETTER
ones grown. Delivered p per pound.
Lyman Scrfhner.. Mountain View Farm.
SkoWhcean l. + i =. 4WtNF
LADy's FIR C0AT AND NEW Eng
LAND oraan both I'll good condition.
Price reaeouatle Mr. Frank Boston.
corner Of Mechanic ana trench St,
Sk"whegan. tIlH
ONE FULL BLOoDED II. }. RED
Coctcrel and six L. [. Red bens' also
wood ashes and ) gallon oil can. Mr..
Ellen Gower. PSI Water 81. III
OATS CrT FUIL ~ run MILK
pressed on line straw ST. At harm nice
f'Adtue pressed nay ST.. VIII deliver
ten mites 81 ton. =. IL Ny Route
q. North. Anson. h"i
ONE SHARE FARMERS TELE-
PHONE and receiver Tor sale. Inquire
Of T. Smith NJ Smith Music store. tfif
~ ToNS PRESSED HAY ny TIE
ton ar carload. j. II Savage. Snlnu.
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WELFARE THEATRE, MADISON
Thursday. December u
\ double feature program
ETHEL CLA1ToN
"
III I WE'RE q EN-
And JANE NOHAk in
COLLEEN OF TIE PINES"
\ Society drama and i North woods
drama. II reels
Friday. December -, $50 p. III.
RICHARD BA{TuELMEsS IN
THE SEVENTH DAY
Seven eventBl d. IN Il little fishing
village IN Malnp
NEWS Az SCENIC
Saturday. December ~ 40 and 40
\ Vitagrarh special
Gypsy PASSION
Featuring Nine. Gabrielle Rejanc
JOE RYAN IN
"TIlE PURPLE RIDERS
Episode No. l.
Monday. December -. 30 and 40
CccIl b. DcMilla production
FOOLS PARADISE"
with Dorothy Dalton and an all star
east. Nine reels
NEWS AND COMEDY
Tuesday, December 20
HELEN GIBSON ~
NINE POINTS or THE Law
A Western Helodrama
DAN MASON As POP FUTILE IL
THE GRASS WIDOW"
Wednesday, December ~
EARLE WILLIAMS ~
FORTUNES MASK
A Spanish Romance
POPULAR CLASSICS AND
STARI.AND REVUE
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