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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29
TROY GROVE

Mrs. Mary Huckins ana daughter
Florence and Mrs. AIRY f. Norris
of Rockford were shaking hands with
old friends Sunday.
Albert Gealow spent several days
last week with his sister at Sibley,
and also attended the state fair at
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Short and Mr..
and Mrs. Ned II. Short spent Sunday
in Aurora.
Charles Zorn Of Morris was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Barber and daughter Of
Joliet are the guests Of relatives here
this week.
Frank Gallsath and family OF West
Broolvyn spent Sunday with Mrs
Mary Willshay
John Goebei ST., John Goebel Jrs
William and Dan Goebel and N. j.
Faber Of Montrose. Ill.,, were in town
Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week. William and John Goebel Sr.
We're residents here sixty years ago
and enjoyed revisiting the scenes OF
their boyhood
A. +. Hornung of Deer Park re,
ceived eight carloads Of cattle this
week from South Dakota and expects
five carloads more and one carload
of horses next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews Jr.
and children and Mrs. Martha Hick-
ok were callers at the William Ed
wards home i'll Ladd Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Ed Ricedorf and son spent sew
eral days alst week with Mrs. William
Arndt in Mendoza
Mrs. Charles wilkins and Miss
Ethel Hickok were Mendoza shoppers
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. aMrtin Ohme and
daughter of Ophir spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Christofferson.
Troy Grove was well represented at
the Mendoza fair each day and even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Haywood of Elgin and Mrs. Louis
Mcdonald OF Lone Pine, Neb., were
callers at the H. l.. Foster homo Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Emma Schempp entertained
the 500 club last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Adams and son
motored to Rock Falls on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Banks, who had
been guests at the Adams home, ac-
companied them to their home in
Rock Falls.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Turner Hood of
Mendoza were callers at Rev. SilIars'
home Monday.
The ladies Of the 500 club and their
husbands gave DIR. and Mrs. w. r.
Mcintyre a farewell party at their
home Tuesday evenin. The doctor
and his family expect to leave soon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29

nois Is barring Tom Mccain, baseball
and grid star has dealt another blow
To keep professionalism out OF Blg
Tan athletics. ia ttt ha'f' 4.
Professional baseball resulted III
the ineligibility ban on Mccain who
admitted playing several games IN tho
need the money to finish his senior
year At Illinois.
In barring MoCaun from further
further athlete competition III Tho BIC
Tea George Han, athletic director and
.other university authorities following
more the same procedure as they did
.Iu disqualilying the football men last
fan by breaking the news themselves.
McCsnn II was said to-day probably
will make Il major league debut next
year. lie was offered Il contract with
the Detroit American league club Mt
tho beginning OF the present season
according 10 reports here. In his ads
mission 10 fluff which are understood
To have been made with no attempt
to conceal the facts, Mccain said he
played last summer with the Greys OF
Aberdeen, $, d., SIOUX Falls team
and later at Dendwood. In the Black
Hills. lie won three of The four games
he pitched and played the remainder
Of the time in the outileld.
the loss OF Mccain Is considered
not only a blow to baseball prospects
az Illinois next Spring, but also To
Zuppkc's football squad, as Mccain
was looked on as a promising perform,
ed in the Hint back field this fall.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29
LELAND

Mrs. r o. Watson was an Earlyille
caller Wednesday.
The 18th anniversary of the origi
mai Lutheran Church near Indian
Creek, in La Sale County, now com.
prising the Bethany Lutheran Church
OF LELAND. ST, Peters Church near
Baker, and the Freedom Evangelical
Lutheran Church. will be observed
September 29th. September seth and
october list Programs will be held
in the three churches mentioned on
the above dates.
Mrs. NJ. Harmonson and Miss Mon.
sic spent over Sunday among rela
tiYes at Shabb0ua. Ill
Machinery was lnloaded here Tues
day FOR drilling a new water Well
The we'll will be drilled near the one
system. and when completed will be
connected uD with a new pump and
power which win be Installed
j. l., Whitman spent Wednesday
with his brother at Earlyille.
Mrs. j. Lyons OF Milwaukee. Wis.
Consin. former resident ol Leland,
is enjoying a visit among friends
Mrs Bertha Johnson eft Wcdnes.
day for Alta iowa, 10 attend the
wedding OF her neice Miss Viva Cor
nelson
Attorney G. D, Young and wife
Attorney Frank Young and family OF
Morris, III, spent Sunday at the G.
u Robinson home.
Me1dames ii r Thompson and G.
f. Robinson Wlll entertain the
Epiphany Guild In the church parlors
on Wednesday. October 4th
Mrs. Christ Johnson OF Pueblo,
Colorado spent the last Weekend as a
gsest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thor Thnlseu
Mrs. Anna watts OF OTTAWA, is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29

soon,
Mr. Craighead of Oswego. chairman
of the church extension committee of
ottawa Presbytery presided 81 n
meeting held at the Presbyterian
church Monday evening. nr Hood OF
Mendoza and four of his elders were
also present AID gave excellent ad.
dresses.
Rev Angus Silas was In Naltham
Tuesday evening and took part IN
Installing nr Frost as pastor OF the
Waltham church Graham and Miss
Mora Jean Sillars Also attended the
services.
Mr., and Mira Albert Lamps of Dim.
mick were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Glen HieinleItor.
Miss Alma Gephard IN on the sick
list.
Mr. and MIS- Parsley and two chill.
dren OF Compton were guests OF MI
aud Mrs. Elmer Simpson SUNDAY.
thal Barr marketed his corn Tues.
day.
w. f. Hess and sisters spent sun
day with IN Noshers family al See
reua.
Leo kleinfeltrr Is repairing his
barn and making other improvements
on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kleinielter and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs Walter
Kelinfelter of Waltham have return
ed from a weeks visit with relatives
in Chicago
Mr., and Mrs sam Schwartz spent
sunday with the iatter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Thorpe, in Dimmick.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29
A SODA LESS WILL
HELP CENTENARY BY
$1,000, 900 YEAR

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 29-The price
Of a drink OF soda water each week
from each member of the Methodist
Episcopal church viii more than pay
for the s2,000,000 centenary fund.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Boston
said in an address here tonight.
This amount is being sought TO fore.
stall curtailment of activities both
at home and in foreign fields.
There is no dramatic and spectacu-
lar way OF doing our work. he said.
III we wait for magic, We shall wait
in vain. Nor can any of MS transfer
responsibility.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29

spending few days with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. a. J. Leguer and family. D
Forest Wormland made a business
trip TO Iowa points this week.
James Elliott has purchased the
house at present occupied by y. D
Watson and family.
+. II. Whitman, John Whitman and
family of Cortland, H. spent Sunday
at the home of C. =. Robinson and
FAMILY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29
ANOTHER lLLlNI STAR
BARRED BY PRO RECORD

Champaign. M, Sept 2S-tA. P)-,
Marking back 10 tire football scnnda
of 1921 when nine lllini players were
disqualified for participating in a pro-
iessional game between Tayloryille
and Carlinville. the university of llli-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-29
Singing Power of Bees.

Only queen bees and workers have
the power to sting. The drones can
not sting. The singer is curved, and
Is carried sheathed. 1t can be driven
into the flesh for u distance of one
twelfth OF an inch. After the point
enters there is flow of poison. 1t
is believed that bee can6ot sting a
second time because. owing to back
ward pointing barbs, the singer is left
III the wound Thus. the bee dies as
a result Of its vengeance.
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
RED CROSS ACTIVITIES MIST NOT
BE DELAYED

The Skowhegan Chapter OF the
American Red Cross which has been
active in this community for about
six years needs more money. These
are times when the demand for funds
is being quite generally felt in SHOW
hegan. The Red Cross, however,
stands out very distinetively for
community betterment. and as such
should receive the hearty support OF
everybody. Through school nurse
lis influence has been felt in perhaps
the largest degree since the ending OF
the war and through the activities OF
this nurse as Il public official seri-
Gus illness has been averted and the
result has been almost that of insur-
ance against spidemics. The board OF
the local chapter now finds that $25O0
will be needed for the work of the
coming twelve months and it is hoped
that the people of Skowhegan will at
once make contributions to complete
this amount Red Cross activities in
Skowhegan cannot be delayed and the
citizens should at once respond.
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free 10 sss


WANTED TO BUY VINEGAR BAR
KhLS Luther Hill Elliott, Skowhe-
gan X + g. Farmers Phone SO. Ca
hdan Exchange. 2w43F
SECOND HAND BUTTER WORKER
=; -, . Moore Skowhegan, r f ID 3. N. Il.
Phone l29-l4 3W43F
OLD AMERICAN GOLD WATCHES
ana JeWelry taken i'm exchange for new.
N j. MdhoneY. 80 Gainsborough ST.,
boston Mass. formerly of Scion. 2w43F'
a VIEW Mich JERSEY COw. STATE
price IN first letter. John A. Gillin,
Madison 4 D .. 2w43F
WANTED FRESH HUBBARD SQUASH
- W Day Town. 1w43F
Would LIKE TO HEAR FROM
soIne SOME one who has a good second hand
Iurhaee i, 10 sell. Frank Hubbard
Sko"hekan X ID 5. Farmers Phone
o--@' 2w43F
WANTED MALE ANG0RA CAT OR
kl.teh' ny Gve particulars in first let
'er' VIZ Baker, Bingham. 2w42F
WE WANT TO BUY FIVE THREE
year ola Jersey heffers C,iIe Bros
Watervllle Telephone 1912, Fairfield
HNoha"se' 2w42F
WILL PAY 35c PER POUND roR
early Matched pulets. Reds. Rocks
or Wyahoottes Luke Poulin. 3w41F
PULLETs wANTED-.Ny .rnnrp
highest cash prices. Stafe breei ana
weight Guy l. Giles. skowhegan, r
o. 3w41F
IL GAUGE AUTOMATIC svroT
gun in good condition = s.o,,,s,i
oerohe' ~ 3w4iF
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
For Sale

SPIRELLA CORsETs-MIss BERTHA
NJ. Goodwin, Corsetiere, 1873 East Front
nhone 70 tao
HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Townes. Room
i6. j. T. Merrill Block. SkowhesAn. IRA
HORSE WEIGHING 100 POUNDS,
sound. nice worker single or double
win sell or exchange for stock or colts
y. c. Hodgkins, Norridgewock n: r.
Phone 6-23 ttf5
RUTABAGA TURNIPs. NO BETTER
ones grow. Delivered for two cents
pound Lyman Scribner, Skowhegan,
II T. ID . 4w43'
pUREBRED HOLsTEINs. ALSO
cows, heifers and young bulls. Hetfers
$50 and up; cows 500 and up. Howard
Rowell, Cornville. r f ID Z. 4w43'
MAHOGANY sIDEBoARD, HATH
cabinet and other household furniture
NJ. S. r. Burns. 36 Madison Ave. tf43
FIGHT HEAD OF REGIsTERED
Ayrshlres. Inquire of M. Pierson,
Skowhegan, r ID 5. 4w4SF
CIDER APPLEs-P. c. WHITE.
Skowhegan r f d 7. Farmers Phone
4-13. 3w4SF
PAIR OF BAY MARES WEIGHING
about 2200 lbs. Safe and sound, good
workers. good drivers Aged 9 and 4
win exchange for heavier pair good
farm team and safe drivers. Mr.. Washie
Tuttle. r f d /, Box 81. Skowhegan
4w43s
MIXED STOVE w0OD-DRY-A. w.
Wagner, Madison. r f d l. Farmers
Phone 6-1lO. 2w43'
STABLE AND SMALL LOT OF LAND
for sale back of my home near Taggart
st Mrs Flora Williams, IL North
Ave. Skowhegan. 2w4S'
EIGHTEEN WHITE PLYMOUTH
Rock pullets. April Matched. Mrs
Harold l.. Gerald, Clinton, r f 43;
1w43F
BEAUTIFUL COON KITTENS, VERY
shaggy Mrs. Harold L. Gerald, Gin
ton, r ID 43. 1wf3F
ORDER YOUR FRESH KILLED
Poultry from Drop-In- Poultry Farm,
Bingham. All birds killed. dressed and
delivered at 4oc pound 2w43F
ONE LIGHT OAK OFFICE DESK,
Nat top, 66x32'. A bargain IL taken at
once. l.. l. clifford, North Anson. Far
mers' Phone 2-11. 2wfS
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
NOTICE OF FORECLosuRE

WHEREAS. Abbie J. Millay of Madi-
SON in the County Of Somerset and
State OF Maine by her mortgage deed,
dated the twenty fifth day of Septem-
Der \ -. 1911, and recorded in the
Somerset Registry of Deeds, book 309.
page 50, conveyed to Skowhegan Saw
ings Bank, "A corporation duly created
and existing under the laws of the
state of Maine. and located at Snow
hogan in the County of Somerset and
State Of Maine, a certain parcel of real
estate. situated in Madison in the
County of Somerset and state of Maine
and bounded as follows: certain
tract or parcel of land situated in said
Madison on the east side of the county
road leading from Skowhegan to Solon
and embracing thai portion OF the for
mer home of Matilda and Eli T. Hay
den lying on the east side of said road
and the same conveyed to Abbie j.
Millay by said Matilda Hayden on the
twenty first day of May \. y. 1910 and
recorded in Somerset County Registry
of Deeds in Book 30l, Page 388, to
which deed. or the record thereof, and
the deeds therein mentioned reference
is hereby made for further description
of said premises hereby conveyed
AND WHEREAS. the condition Of the
said mortgage has been broken;
NOW THEREFORE,, by reason of the
SkoWhegan Savings Bank claims
foreclosure OF said mortgage, and gives
this notice for that purpose.
Dated this twentY-third day Of Octo-
Der. \. d. 1922.
SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK,
BY Carleton T. Merrill,
2w13 Treasurer.
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
Positions Wdnte|

AS BOOKKEEPER Am TypI
Have had experience Lucille psI
North avenue, Skowhegau. III
AS sTENoGRAPHER. PREPl
ABLY in Skowhegan. Am gradn,l
Skowhegan High School. Gomms1
Course, class of 1920. Have had \
than two years office experience
Katherine McCarty. 10 Free St. sd
hogan.
INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND Woy
wanted to retail the genuine Val
Products in city territories. Eyl
tional opportunity to tie up with Ill
and largest company of its kind.
hustlers average income is $llOI
hour. Are you doing as wellg
not, write today for free samples
particulars. The j. X. Watkins
Dept. 81. Cd Washington St, M
Boston. Mass. ID
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26

PAIN OF HORSES, WEIGHING 500
Ibe including harnesses, sieds. and
80 or on. easy terms. Wilfred
Cowette, 9 East 81 tifi
NICE THREE YEAR OLD HEIFER.
lust freshened. Carl Hunnewell, r f
D /, Madison. tro'
A sIx CYLINDER BUICK CAR IN
first class condition. owner going
away. Inquire of W. Fl. Fowler. tf37
OWE PAIR OF COLTS FOUR YEARS
old. we'll broken and used to work.
Weight 5000 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 80. Lotus Ranch. tf37
NOTED SHEEP For sALE-AGE
eompels me To sell my entire flock of
sheep These sheep were brought
from New Hampshire about 1900 and
bred by my father for about fifty years
and carefully bred by myself on one
farm Tor sixty-five years. They have
never had any roots or grain OF any
kind and are not breachy. They have
white faces and legs and are free from
ticks and vermin When / used to
exhibit them at State and New England
Fairs, forty and fifty years ago the
judges called them the American
Sheep" l have sold from them about
forty thousand pounds of wool and
three thousand sheep and lambs. VIII
send a specimen OF wool to anyone
wishing to buy on receipt of card or
letter Price of sheep ten dollars,
price Of lambs eight dollars per head.
Charles 3. Gilman, Route /. Solon. Me.
tf37
TWO USED TAPESTRY CARPETS
]. n. Smith. q Madison Ave, Town. tfS6
/ COMBINATION MEAT WAGON
and sled in nice running condition
equipped for either single or double
team. Alice NJ. Dunlap. Box 93. Route
9. North Anson. Phone Madison 70-4
tf36
BRAND NEW SINGER SEWING
omy King Cream Separator, No. 49,
capacity 600 pounds per hour, used
once, $i5; 10 gal. used cream cans. 81
each. Parkman's Water Street Store
Skowhegan. tf35
l BLACK HORSE WEIGHS ABOUT
1850. Strong roader, also used to sad
die, perfectly sound. Also l combina-
tion meat wagon and sled in nice run
ming condition equipped for either
single or double team. Alice NJ. Dun
lap, Box SO. Route 2. North Anson
Phone Madison 70-4. tf35
ONE USED OLDsMOBILE CAR,
five passenger Price low for cash
Must be soidHat once. John A. Mooers,
Sheriff. tf35
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
EverybOdy's Column
PUREBnED GUERNSEY nULLs,

PUREBRED GUERNSEY BULLst
one yeariing, King of Romana's Spots
woods Governess. sire of Queens Sc
guel of Pine Grove; one 6 months old.
Juliets Yeoman of Lakewood. Maurice
\. Malbon, Skowhegan r r d :. tf41F
BOARDS, A FEW PLANKs. SOME
sIlls. studding. etc. Also cedar posts.
Nseph Gorriveau, 80 Mlburn. St Tel.
l4S-3. 4W41a
COAL HEATER ROUND) IN GOOD
condition. nickle trimmed, looks like
new. bargain. $1,000. Inquire at
Peoples cafe. skowhegan. 3wi1'
SMALL WOOD STOVE SUITABLE
for living room. Wallace J. Bilodeau.
2G2 Prospect st. Skowhegan. tfi1
BRED White Leghorn cockerels from
the Lord Farm In Methnen, Mass. and
barred Rock cockerels Price 81 so
to $500 respectively. Mrs. B. \. Dag-
gett. Skowhegan. 4w41'
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOEs-
viii deliver anywhere I'm SkowheRan.
Write +. +. Davis x Son. SkoW WheRan
or telephone 1914. 3w41F
Gs-ACHE FARM, FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan. % acres maple complete
maple syrup outfit, $50 apple trees in
good condition, cider mill. Horse, COW
and farming tools. Buildings on prop
erty Mrs. Vital Bolduc or J. p. Thl-
bodeau, Grocery Store. North ST. Show
hogan. Both Phones. TIL
NEW DALTON ADDING MACHINE
In first class condition, used one week
Dealers price $3.50. My price with
stand 5000. Raymond l.. whitney,
Bingham. tao
PAIR or HEAVY BLACK MARES.
Extra good team. VIII sell at a bar
gain. Can furnish hauling for pur-
chaser if desired. Don VI. Towne,
Lakewood, Madison. 4W40
PUREBBED HOLsTEINs, ONE FAN
CY Yearling bull (blue ribbon winner
at Skowhegan Fair) five mature cows;
one to freshen in October; three two
year old heifers, one due to freshen
October /; heifer calves and yearings;
one seven months bull calf (blue rib
bon winner at Skowhegan Fair) Il. r.
Hurd Madison 4 + d l, Lakewood
Road. 4W40'
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOcK Avenue. Lot 6xl6 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
tion, exceptionally modern in it's con-
Veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories Price $4,000. Roland r.
Patten. tao
NO. 8 QUEEN ATLANTIC RANGE
almost new at bargain. Phone
Tom McGee. Hartland. 8w37
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
Help Wanted

KITCHEN GIRL WANpFn-
HEGAN House.
M
MEN TO CUT PULP woon 4,
per cord. Apply to c. Il p'ayY
Lexington, Me. "ai
GIRL WANTED TO 10 Horsen
Inquire of Mrs Harry Barker
mer st. ~
MEN TO CUT CORD Woon I'll
may be had at the farm + nv
Harry NJ. Cullen. n. T.. pbors
Skowhegan, r. F D ..
CORD WOOD CUTTERS Avn II
help. Good wages. A.
Blanchard, Me.
WANTED A WOMAN TO I'D
house in family of one. N4rv ~
lent house. good location. Inv
from Solon village y. " p.j
well, Solon.
A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GEypl
housework in family Of sly
pay. Address Mrs. D, AZ gento,
Waterville, Tel. 29M.
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
! ApAprMrNr HOUSE BuLT ron

APARTMENT HOUSE BUrLT FOR
home on excellent residential street.
Modern conveniences. Painted last
year. In fine repair. Francis n. Gro-
teau. AZ Maple ST.. Skowhegan. Iel.
1914. tf2s
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DmEC-
TORY 1870 ~ edition over FER 55og 8 80 nes
paid. Independent-Re Reporter Co. tf24
DICTATE Your LETTERS TO THE
EdiphoDe, the most recent ana useIui
OF Office devices. We are distfibutors
for Somerset County. Send for Iitera-
ture or ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit Tor sale at
good trade. Indepe endent- Reporter 90.
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
QUIRE at Fosters Garage or Bates
street. Pfttsfeld. tr3o
Is 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
$4,000. George w. Batchelder, New
Sharon. tfzU
SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE PUR-
POSES. also loan for cemetery uses;
Delivered. ]. F. Roderick 81 North
st. N. E. Phone 116-21. TIT
BATES f-ODNDS ALL BhtGS
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 to make. Pieces run from Ia to
2 yards long. with great many l yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex IL for children. You
will find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Gingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pound
Bundle (about 80 yards). delivered
free. 1898. Iona Mil Ends Co. Hart
land. tf16
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
VIII do very good work. Carl Curtis,
Skowhegan. tf9cond.
BULLETIN BOARD-vERY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost 5000 to
build: will sell for $1.75. r. T. Patten.
tie
MARK YOUR LIN EN WITH A RUB
BER printing stamp. Your name and
irdelible mixing pad. complete outfit by
mail soc. Independent Reporter Co. tao
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $22.50. F. 10. Parsons, Skowhe-
gan. tf41
The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26

TWO PONIES, ONE PONY COLT,
two saddles. one light wagon pole, one
pony harness with collar and names.
Also 4-foot dry slab wood and short
stove wood. Fred Mckay. Skowhegan.
Tel He'll tf34
CEDAR POSTS DELIvERED ANY
WHERE In town. NJ. w. Gaylord,
Skowhegan. RID No. Z. Farmers
Phone Az. tf34
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD
condition. Cash price $18. Independ-
ent- Reporter Company, Skowhegan.
tf33
SEVERAL FINE fUREBRED JER-
SEY cows, both fresh and springers;
also some bull calves; one or s horse
power Kerosene engine and one good
heavy all around horse Prices low.
Z. +. Withee, Skowhegan. RID and
q. tf32
CLAPBOA OARDs, STOVE WOOD
length. Horace Spear. Madison RID
qakewoodl. N; E. Phone sels-lS.
tf33
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
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 have in three widths with
prices as IOllOWS, posi- pdius iheh PSi
roll 45c; inch per roll. soc; inch
per roH, 75c. Liberal discount for
quantity orders Independent Re-
porter Co tfsS
DRESSED POULTRY DELIvEaED
at any time. Sasha Tobias. Norridge-
wock. Telephone 55-14. u32
LARGE AND SMALL FARMS IN
the most prosperous city In Maine. IL.
r Hanson. Waterville. 12w3l'
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred C. Pooler. Locust Street, SHOW
hogan. Telephone 172. tf2s
COOLING TANK FOR GASOLENE
engine. This is of the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with a water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost $25, will sell for $40. r. t.
Patten, Skowhegan. tf2S
ONE PAIR GOOD WORK HORSES,
six and eight years old. weigh 5000
lbs. Also one first class dump cart
and wagon or will exchange for pair
OF lighter weight horses Fred ID.
Hooper, Norridgewock RID No. 2.
Phone 6-5-14. tf2S
100 NON SKID 30x3M KNIGHT
tires. 5000 mile guarantee. $3.50.
3oxsh inner tube IL bought with the
ABOVE tire $1.50. Mail orders Csc extra.
J. D. symons Water street. Skowhe-
gan. tf26