davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-04-13

There viii be two ~four-round pre-
iiminaries. The men who r to take
part in these have not been secured as
yet, but first class bouts are promised
Arrangements are being made with
the Iris to present a vaudeville bill
on this night. A good time is promised
all around.
This smoker is one of the many
events the American Legion of Cas-
, 1922-04-13

Paris wants n JacIe Demsey -Strang
Ter Lewis bout, while American pro
mot.is want to stage n Dempsey
Wills matinee. What's n poor heavy
weight champion 10 do?
, 1922-04-13
ROPER DEFEATS NORRIS.

AT TULSA-Captain Rob Roper. Of
Chicago. won tho referees decision
over Carl Morris, Sapulpa. i'm the third
round Of a scheduled IL round bout
when Roper's claim of n foul was up
beld.
, 1922-04-13
BIC SHIPMENT OF CAME BIRDS ARRIVE FOR MONTANA
PRESERVES OF NORTH ARE STOCKED With PARTRIGGEs

He said hat while other small
shipments had came into the coun-
tryfor~ individuals this was the larg-
est shipment for a state so far re-
ported.
, 1922-04-13
First in NeUs
OF All EUents
FRANCE GETS
1924 0LYMPIcS

PARIS Aprn is-By The Asscciat.
ed Prcssl-The French Olympic com.
mittee has decided to hold the is34
OLYMPIC games at colc-lbes. a suburb
OF Paris.
, 1922-04-13
AND DUNBAR MATCHED
FOR 10-R0UND BOUT IN CASPER

Soldier Fontana of Fort Russell and Lux Dunbar of Cas-
per have been signed up to mix in a tenround bout at the
American Legion public smoker to be given at the Iris thea
ter here May s..
In addition, Johnny Linebone of Denver and Dude Gil
more of Casper will put on a fast go at six rounds.
, 1922-04-13
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire

claimant Of the Ohio heavyweight
championship, defeated John Granda-
'vich. Dalmatian championship. claim
ant in same order.
, 1922-04-13

per staging in order to raise funds
for a now building for its members,
post a e live aggregation of ex-
service men.
, 1922-04-13

Roy Moore. Young Montreal and
Danny Edwards are hot on the trail
of Johnny Buff. With the ace of
hearts, ace of diamonds. and ace Of
spades turned right side UP, the cards
certainly read trouble for the bantam
champion.
, 1922-04-13

EUSTACE WINS MATCH
AT TOPEKA-Alan Eustace. Kan
sas heavyweight champion. won two
straight falls from Jatrinda Gobar.
East India champion. Cliff Buckley.
, 1922-04-13
Today's Games.

National League.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St Louis
American League.
St Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
New York at Washington
Philadelphia at Boston
, 1922-04-13
SEATTLE BOXER STOPPED

SEATTLE BOXER STOPPED.
AT SEATTLE-Bobby Michaels,
New York lightweight knocked out Joe
Harrahan, Seattle in Third round of
Tour round event. Young Gardeau
Boise. Idaho, given decision over Boy
McCasln, w~elterweight. Bremerton,
Wash
, 1922-04-13
World Results
By Leased Wire
MOUND WORK FEATURES OPENING
OF LEAGUE SEASON WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, April 13@Opening games of the major
leagues season were marked yesterday il: most instances by.
the work of the men on he pitchers mound. Dutch"
Ruether of Brooklyn engaged Artie Nehf of the Giants in a
tussle at the Polo grounds. Dutch" permitted only occa-l
, 1922-04-13

Baseball exporting is very simple,
as shown by the Cardinals. When
che experts failed to name RiclSey's
outfit as pennant winners, the Cards
promptly named themselves rs the
next National league champions.
, 1922-04-13
American League
Yesterdays
Scores

National League.
Boston 1. Philadelphia I.
Brooklyn 4, New York 8.
Pittsburgh 1, st. Louis 10.
Chicago Z. Cincinnati 3.
American League
st. Louis 3. Chicago 2.
Detroit 4, Cleveland T.
Philadelphia 3. Boston 2.
New York s, Washington g.
JeweIry and watch repairing BY ex.
pert workmen. An work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. o--S Bldg.
r-s-s
, 1922-04-13
A. A. j. WINNERS
co To COAST
Boston Boxing Champs Will
Compete in San Francisco
Tourney in May.

BOSTON. April 15.-wInnors in the
national A. a. U. boxing championship
tournament to be held at the Boston
aroma next Monday and Tuesday even.
inss under tie auspices OF the Boston
A. A will be sent { o San Francisco
tor a ournamen there on May 10 and
20. This word from Frederick w.
itubien. Of New York. secretary.treas.
urer OF the A. A U. has further slim.
.ulated entries for the CHAMPIONSHIPS
which are representative OF every attn.
ietic district in the country.
OF all things. College football
practise butts in on the sporting
page right at the bIow-off of baseball,
golf. tennis. track, rowing etc
, 1922-04-13
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
Sport Notes

Experts pick Giants to win pennant
and p--a.5- and Cardinals declare eN-
ports r sun doping out 1891 rice.
, 1922-04-13

Experts pick Giants TO win pennant.
and p--a.5= and Cardinals declare ex-
parts arc sdn doping put 1871 cce
--
II the YANKEES were the only New
York team Brooklyn had 10 play tue
old pennant rae would look pretty
soft 10 the Suberbas.
"Gavvy" cravath has done a Rip
Van Wrinkle in Minneapolis by return
ing to the Milers after having spent
vars and vars with the Philiies.
With two Alexandcrs working reg
uIarly, Alex the Great and Alex r're~
man, the Cubs should pack a lot OF
that eonquering stuff.
The circus season in Madison
Square Garden. New York. will be
followed by Nick Altrock and the
Senators at the Polo grounds.
Perhaps the South American heavy.
weight win explain to Fred Fulton
that Firpo is neither the name Of n
new drink nor n soap.
Race track promoters in Maryland
pay n S. ooO-per-day license fec, plus
Is per cent OF the gross receipts And
the horses do all the work .
Wide publicity was given the
stosies Of the lrrge salaries paid Ruth
anI Hoinsby, but that hasn't in
, duceL ine Reds to stake Eddie Rousch
to u brShel of l.Hle.
Twelve amateur boxing tourna.
nients will be held in New York dur
Ing the mex two months. There will
be silver mugs for the winners and
battered mugs for the losers.
So far Pitcher Chaplin, OF the Red
Sox. hasn't playfuuy slammed . Gus
tard pie at his team mates.
College football players who have
entered professional baseball will be
pleased to learn thPt the ghost walks
On the LIST and 15tn OF each month
during the season.
Baseball exporting is very simple,
as shown by the Cardinals. When
che experts failed TO name RiclSey's
outfit as pennant winners, the Cards
promptly named themselves as the
next National league champions.
Roy Moore. Young Montreal and
Danny Edwards are hot on the trail
of Johnny Buff. With the ace of
hearts, ace of diamonds, and ace OF
spades turned right side UP, the cards
certainly read trouble for he bantam
| champiou.
, 1922-04-13

cullege football players who have
entered professional baseball will be
pleased to learn thrt h ghost walks
On the LIST and 15tn OF each month
during the season.
, 1922-04-13

II the Yankees were the only New
York team Brooklyn had 10 play tue
old pennant nee would look pretty
soft 10 the Suberbas.
, 1922-04-13

So far Pitcher Chaplin. OF the Red
Sox. hasn't playfuly slammed . Gus
tard pie at his team mates.
, 1922-04-13

"Gavvy" cravath has done a Rip
Van Wrinkle in Minneapolis by return
ing to the MiIlers after having spent
vars and vars with the Philiies.
, 1922-04-13

Wide publicity was given the
stoaies Of the lrrge, salaries paid Ruth
ianI Hornsby, but that hasn't in
,duceL ine Reds to stake Eddie Rousch
to a brShel Of l.Hle.
, 1922-04-13

Twelve amateur boxing tourna.
nients will be held in New York dur
ing the next two months There will
be silver mugs for h winners and
battered mugs for the losers.
, 1922-04-13

Race track promoters in Maryland
pay n Sc. o00-per-day license fee, plus
Is per cent of tho gross receipts And
the horses do all the work .
, 1922-04-13

With two Alexandcrs working reg
ularly, Alex the Great and Alex rre~
man, the Cubs should pack a lot OF
that conquering stuff.
, 1922-04-13

Perhaps the South American heavy.
weight will explain to Fred Fulton
that Fipo is neither the name of a
new drink nor n new soap.
, 1922-04-13

The circus season in Madison
Square Garden. New York, will be
followed by Nick Altrook and the
Senators at the Polo grounds.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sals or Rens.

AN ideal home, original craftsman design, 1
handsome rooms. tiled bath. modern
throus hout. sun parl0r. large return
yeranda; sanitary all gas kitchen and laun-
dry; steam heat. hard wood floors and trim
open fireplace city water. gas. electricity !;
wide finished street; large plot. 50x150 feet J.
located IN the ben suburb of state; min
utes from station. 80 minutes from New
Jersey restricted. refined surroundings. near
schools, stores. churches and amusements !.
high dry elevation; price s.. 300: liberal
terms to suit buyer. to see is 10 admire !.
possession May /: inspection by appointment.
Call. write or phone Watkins 0tj4. NJ. ID.
AYERS. 23n ffth ST., New York.
modern. well built home the Hillside In
West Orange. ~. j., minutes from D.,
L. w. II. r.. eight rooms and bath. large
reception hall. buffers pantry. &c. hot air
heat with gas and electricity. cornplete In
all details and In thorough good order; con-
venient 10 schools. stores and srolleys, and
in good neighborhood: lot 5oxi25; price
si2 600. 10 Lawrence av.. West Orange.
n. J.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

Communication in New Jersey. seven room
house every Improvement; substantial con
struction, fully built up street; lot H2xf44
price s1o.T55; cash $500; balance $50 per
month.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

An advertisement IN tho Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW PORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
New Jervey--saIe or Rent.

ArLENDALE.-Feauti new Colonial
house attractive location. eight rooms.
hath. attic: extension; seven minutes walk
to station: city water; electricity. half acre
trees: rrice sf4.Soo. W pEwSNAP. 334 5th
av. New York. or Aliendale. y. J. Photo.
description.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FTATBUsH. 474 East 23d ST.. near New
kirk av., new Dutch Colonial stucco. semi
bungalow.17 rooms and tiled baths. tiled
kitchen: Pittsburgh water henter, Thatcher
steam heating plant. all finished In ivory.
beautifully decorated. large sun parlor tglass
iIclosed) most exclusive section Of Flat
bush: price $21 600, with garage; terms ar
ranged; open every day for inspection.
GEORGE NJ CRAlGEN. Builder.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

I WATERFRONT RESIDENCE at Sound
Beach, Conn, 50 miles out; attractive
| house broad verandas on sides, overlook
\ ing many miles Sound and Greenwich Cove
! two car garage. with chauffeur's room;
/ trees gardens. bathing beach, &C.; min
utes' motor ride station; for sale. furnished
| ar unfurnishcd g. O. EDMONDS, Wool
worth Buildlng, New York. Phone Barclay
| Nt7a
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
DEAL. ELBER0N. wEyT ENp.

Furnished cottages for saie or rent
SPECfAL--For sale, furnished cottage IN
excellent conditions good location: nine bod
rooms. three bathrooms. washroom: garage;
big grounds: near Ocean av: owner will
sacrifice for $4,000: rents for si.7oo per
season.
wARDELL BURKE. wes, End. ". y.
Phone $50 Long Branch. Make appointment
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

YOUR ONE CHANCE 70 get 40 acre fruit
and poultry farm. y mile from state road,
school, store, post office, railroad station' 20
acres very fertile fields; 40 thrifty apple
trees. 500 cords wood. room cottage; stock
barn poultry houses, other farm buildings;
only 81 500. cash $500. TRYoN'S AGENCY.
wIllfmnntic. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FOR SALE-A Il room house. with bath,
good sized closets. dry. cemented cellar
under whole house. garage, large garden
space. fine lawn: short distance from
railroad depot and Great South Bay.
to OWNER. 302 East 35th ST.. New York
city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

miles city: nearly all tillable. some wood
/ and fruit: 10 room house, water. heat,
shade: good view telephone available barns,
| others Write THE MORGAN FARM
| AGENCY. Afldtletown, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

$40, 900 buys is acres and tile stucoo uunss-
low on highest point Of land IN Norwaik.
CULVER d COMPANY,
af2 Madison av.. n. Y. Murray Hill 202t.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY
New York State-saie or Rent.

1A0&~-~~@s~
SIX. SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOM MODERN
RESIDENCES RESPECTIVELY; RIDGE
GLADSTONE. HIGHLAND AVS: WAL
NUT. ORCHARD srs. CYRUS B. FoW-
LER. REAL ESTATE. WALDEN. \. Y.
TZRRYTOwN-ii room house. near Broad
way. hardwood floors. hot water. sas,
lot i0oxijo. G. ]. ZIEGLER. Tarrytown.
~. v.
WONDERFUL. hotel farm for profit. Cats
XIII, Cairo section: 100 acres. state road
rs room house: electric lights: large orchards.
si5. coo: easy terms. BATSON FARM
AGENCY. $50 9Th av.. New York.
WHY NOT
buy this dandy little homo and save high
summer rentsv rooms. acre and a half.
lots Of fruit: mile from state road 3 miles
town; 90 miles N. Y. O.; price 5000.
Owner. L. w. NJ. RIcHcREEK. Chester
IA ROOM house. country property; ga
rage; hen house; i2h acres; Is lots:
lake front Az kinda 99 ss, .,u Shore = Ions ss
suitable for private estate or camping or
bungalow sites. boating. fishing and
swimming; $751;
Agent. EDGAR JoLLIFFE.
congers. Rockland County.
or phone Mott Haven 4Sl6-
Maiae--Sale or Rent.
IDEALLY situated rough camp for sale, fur
nished; fireplace: deeply wooded. boats !;
81 600. C oiT Herald. Fulton ST.
New HamDshivs--saIe or Rent.
AT Spofford, ~. H.-Fine completely fur
nishac cottage and all modern improve
ments. with other buildings. and beautiful
shady grounds 800 feet on Lake Spofford; !;
this property 'adjoins Pine Grove Springs
Hotel property: will sell at great bargain "
taken at once. Address f. G.. CLARK. 21So
North av. Bridgeport. Conn.
BEAUTIFUL estate. acres: town 5000; on
Connecticut River In New Hampshire: :
house "a rooms: large garage; servant 8
houee; other buildings; spiendidly located
for inn, school home: great bargain.
room 2i2. Hotel Robert Fulton, Tist st..
West.
Yermont-saie OF Rent.
SUMMER home. furnished: one of the most
beautiful locations on Lake Champlain. 20
miles north OF burlington. Nyrmont. on
Grand Isle large bungalow. small guest
houses. barn and garage. large icehouse.
for water from the lakes: large garden.
cedar grove. &C.: could be used to advan-
tage as boys or girls camps from May To
October; price 5000 cash. Apply Owner.
100 +. 1Tth ST., New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

LONG BEACH-Dfrcct from builder: ali
year homes. six rooms and bath; heat and
improvements: near station. West Fulton ST..
Magnolia boulevard. Ask for Mr.. GROVES
address WM. G. GROVES. 2iJ Montague
st. Brooklyn Phone Main 2o0o
LOCUST VAI4LEY.-fIouse. rooms: ini-
provements; near station. L. wAD-.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

| SACRIFICE estate, II room. half stone
house; modern Improvements: over y
| acres; price 1850. KEANE, Glencairn,
Stamford, Conn
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

| WATERFRONT RESIDENCE at Sound
Beach, Conn. 80 minutes out: attractive
house, broad verendas on sides, overlook
! Ing many miles Sound and Greenwich Cove;
| two car garage, chauffeur's room; trees.
| Gardens bathing beach, &C. minutes
| motor ride station. for sale or ront, FUR
nished or unfurnished. =. q. EnMONpS.
woolworth Building Phone Ia relay ola2.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Massachusetts-Salc or Rent.
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Country property for sale.
Send far booklaf.

Country property for sale.
Send for booklet.
GEO. Fl. COOPER. Pittsfied. Mas.
IN HEART OF BERKSHIRES Ideal
location, State road Springfield to Albany.
IL room house suitable small hotel or sum-
n,er boa rders: 132 acres: corner gasoltne-oN
station, repair shop. barns for garage: 1000
part cash. inquire evenings. OWNER"
care OF Powers. lao East 4+th st.
NEAR GREAT HARRINGTON. MASS
WIN sell at big sacrifice a gentlemans farm
consisting OF about 20 acres. The house Is
a modern California bungalow of six large
rooms and bath. completely furnished and In
Ing facilities LOUIS KARASIK, A Court
ST.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
no. LET-Eurnished house for the summer
season; large. airy rooms. sea bathing.
boating, fishing, &c. close by: $500 for the
season. Mrs. l.. II. HOwES. South Chat
ham, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FOR sALh-Six room cottage; three car ga
rage; hardwood floors. open fireplace.
steam heat, inlcosed porch, electric lights;
5000 cash. ioit4 i24th St. Norris Park.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FOR SALE, at Chappaua, new q room stucco
bungalow. garage latest modern improve
ments iS0yi0o. very nicely located. Phone
rleasantyiile AZ to-day
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
AT RIDGEwOOD

very attractive. quiet and secluded home
within the village limits: picturesque brook.
shady grounds, fruit and garden. residence
5 rooms. sun porch. hot water heat. all i'm
PIE ground. s. 5. wALSTRUM. Gordon G
Formnn. Ridgewood. ~. j.. and IS Maiden
Lane, New York. Telephones Beekman 6130
and 6T3f.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

LONG IsLANp-IDEAI. HOME, ONE
p6oMf ao9R From nsna,s NEW ,H .caps HpsK; AL L
DEN. TENNIS COURT. GARAGE,
BOATING. FISHING. BATHING:
SHORT WALK FROM STATION:
OWNER. BOX a3d BROoKLfN
Il. o.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

RRTsTowN-Equipped estate with lake.
without question best bargain within 80
miles; 325 acres. residences, improvements
: 600 barrel apple orchard. 2i00 chickens, 10
cows horses. tractor. truck; lake, boating
price $4,000. terms. BATSON FARM
AGENCY 4s0 5th av.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westchester--sale or Rent.

TAPESTRY BRICK room corner house, sun
eash 81. 500. 46 Hartley av.. Mount Vernon.
n Hf1lerext 5o2fJ
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

| FURNISHED cottages-Beach, country and
1 village; 20 minutes from New York, express
trains. Mrs. II. w. FULLER, Westport
| Conn Telaphona c28
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

MODERN two family house. Montclair; 10
rooms separate improvements; very va.
uabie plot four lots. location, neighborhoof
first class: $1,000. ARTHUR. ~ John St.
Nau. York
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

LONG ISLAND Shore rront-I have four
acres of very desirable shore front
Shinnecock Bay. about one mile from Quogue
station; suitable for cottage or bungalow
water and electric light; fronts on avenue;
handy TO ocean bathing: golf club: stores:
post office. &C: fino duck aud snipe shoot
Ing in season: price 5000; also 5s acres of
woodland (hill topsi. with fine views 800
per acre. A. A. TUTHILL. Quogue. l.. l.
Tel. No. Quogue.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

Built for my own occupancy everything for
comfort; price $4,000; plot 50Si2j. Open for
inspection to-day, 2-5.
1926 Broadway, N. ". Penn if45.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

I FOR sALE--fT acres OF high lane overlook
ing Long Island Sound for 20 miles; !, mile
/ 81. 900; cash 81 900; bargain. II. II. HEN
! pERsON, Liberty Building, Bridgeport,
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

FOR SALE-Cottsee on lovely river; rooms
fireplace, improvements: acres; boating
fishing; accessible to station and to village; !;
$40 600; 10 minutes from New York, express
trains. Mrs. II. w. FULLER. Westport
Conn. Tel. 2a6.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

CULvERs LAKE-Fully equipped camp for
rs: linen. silver. canoes; lake fronta &c
81, 500: photographs. HOVER. 2i2 Bway.N.Y.
DELIGHTFUL. location, well built and at
tractive room house with bath. all mod
ern appointmentss, steam heat. electricity.
hardwood floors, &c.; restricted ueighbor
Owner living in house. whttlesey av. East
Orange, off Central av. Phone Orange
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

MINI WtTOLFs ENs y.
Attractive home. rooms and bath. sins
double garage. select location. all improves
ments beautiful shade, all kinds cf fruit
trees, grapes. berries: corner plot. ioox2s0:
near trolley and ". r.: so minutes from
secure an established home: seen BY an
pointment. Owner. J. A. CRANMER, ~
Iepox ~ Nfavwooa n T.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-16
st. Adams School Notes

= Primary school reports the follow
Tag: Those having perfect rank in
spelling for the week ending Nov. 10
are: Lyndon Pratt, Altha Robertson,
Madeleine Merrick, John Weeks, Doro-
then Green. Carl Bragg. Hattie Lea
WITT and Wilbur Leavitt.
2Jennie Frost spelled down all the
fhird and fourth grade pupils Friday
AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Henry Prescott, Mrs. Walter
Hilton. Mrs. Harry Merrick, Mrs. Oral
Cole, Mrs Osgood Robertson, Mrs.
Earl Robertson, Mrs. Martin Lowell,
Mrs. Percy Baine, Mrs. Wallace 0s-
born, Oneita Osborn. Mrs. Bertha
Welsh. Mrs. Ellwyn Mathews, Mrs.
Frank Hersey, Mrs. Walter Tobie,
Meridith Welsh, Eva Lowell, Maxine
Robertson, Marguerite Robertson,
Mrs. Earl Weeks, Miss Annie kilbreth,
gladys Weeks, Theresa Merrick, Tom
AHlls, George Linnell and Harriet Lo-
well were visitors during the week.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-16

WILL THE PARTY WHO ExCHANG-
ED Umbrellas with me about a month
ago in the SCION Farmers Telephone
office, please return mine and secure
their own. Mrs. Myrtle Rowell. Scion.
1w46
NUMBER PLATE 1901. FINDER
please return to Grace NJ. HUH, AL
North Ave. Farmers Tel 29r4. lw46'
GOLD EAR RING. THURSDAY
evening somewhere between opera
House and Center st. Finder please
notify Mrs. Frank Lssard, Mt. Pleasant
Ave. 1w4G
DOUBLE ENDED STEEL INsTRI-
MENT between top Dyer Hill and Wat
er st. DIR. r. A. Derbyshire, Skowhe-
gan. Telephone lii. 1wi6
MILITARY WRIST wALTHAN
watch about two weeks ago. Finder
will be suitably rewarded for it's return
to Allan Stinchfield Court St 1w46-
SMALL WOODEN WALLET, TIED
with red, white and blue ribbon. Please
return to Margaret NJ. Chase. Independ-
ent Reporter Office. 1w46
MANS GREEN OvERCOAT, SIN
DAY, Nov, 5. on Madison road below
North Arson, Marked Pershing Brand.
Finder leave at Mellen Berry's or noti-
~ Robert Taylor North Arson. 1w46'
HAND Rag CONTAINING SUM OF
money and prayer beads between South
Side Grocery and Patten Court Find
err please return to Ora Pooler. 30 Pat
ten Court, Skowhegan and receive
ward. 1w46s
SHEEPsKIN COAT LOST, wE.DNES-
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on the road to Malbon's Mills Finder
viii be suitably rewarded for its return
Wilbur Staples. Care of G. r. white
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A SIX CYLINDER BUICK CAR IN

A SIX CYLINDER BUICK CAR IN
first class condition. owner going
away. Inquire of w. II. Fowler. tf37
PAIR OF HORSES, WEIGHING 5000
lbs. including harnesses, sleds. and
wagon that | will sell for reasonable
price or on easy terms. Wilfred
Corvette, 3 East st. tf41
COMBINATION MEAT WAGON
and sled in nice running condition
equipped for either single or double
team. Alice NJ. Dunlap, Box 90, Route
2, North Arson. Phone Madison 7O-4.
tf3G
SEVERAL FINE PUREBRED JER-
SEY cows, both fresh and springers;
also some bull calves one or horse
power Kerosene engine and one good
heavy all around horse. Prices low.
p. f. Withee. Skowhegan, RID 4 and
5. tf32
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD
condition. Cash price SIS. Independ-
ent-Reporter Company, Skowhegan.
tf33
DRESSED POULTRY DEILvEaED
at any time. Sasha Tobias, Norridge-
wock Telephone 65-14. t32
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape in rolls con-
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, 45c: 2 inch per roll. zoe: inch
per roll, Use. Liberal discount for
quantity orders. Independence
porter Co tf32
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred G. Pooler, Locust Street. Show
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29
COOLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
engine. This is of the hollow or shall
low variety. the very latest thing to
use with water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost SIS, will sell for $40. X. T.
Patten, Skowhegan ties
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY, 1920 edition over 2300 pages,
cost $1,000. viii sell for $50 post
paid. Independent Reporter Co. tf24
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
Ediphone, the most recent and useful
of office devices. We are distributors
for Somerset County. Send for litera-
ture, or ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale ut
tf22
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
QUlRE at Fosters Garage or Bates
street, Pittsheld, tf20