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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

time S"mn hit for tho Midway,
wh"r" ihcrc worc Opportunities. ia.
spend money rapidly. whiIo Others
N'nl"d their way TO the Fordson i'm
"iEtrihl "Np"Ritlon. which. In itsclf.
is one Of tn" bigKe"t shows over put
"n In ia" SOuth. Others found their
NhS To TIA" county exhibit building
t" The womon's department. tho poul-
t'y hh"w. the dog show. and through
thc live stock. swine and sheep barns.
and then Into tho great Industrial
huSldiuR. where" i.orlliard male
chorus Was again feature.
t"rvonn"'s Military BAND rendered
Il program in In" industrial building
between . Hul O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

=, Anne. t.. Mamie walton. "-"-
""s, half pool, sn.ons-,,rs, rri1o. carrie
Couch New k"nN second. E'n"l Wells.
Sow Kent.
H"s' half doz"n cars sweet curn- hrs,
rri""' Princess Ann. s"cgrd Man Y al
ION. ii'nric"; mira, E;h'! V0ITs SON
Heat half DOZEN awe; representation
pfik"; car! li"Tria"u. t:p""hiand. .""nnd.
.nrii" Couch. N"w E"nt. ihIrd Ainuni,
walton, li"nr!"", fourth. NyIaud Gath
r,Hh' Ho"chiaud. uiih Mamie Walton.
lIcnr!cO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
RECORD-BREAkING
CROWDS SEE. FAIR
ON RICHMOND DAY

n "hVihh"H rom F!rpt I'nxn)
t"mohil" FOR every sixtccn p.r,on, I'm
tho state. Tho now haif-mil. rncc
irnck Afforded spicndid View of
tn" horses Throughout the on,ir.
curse. aud 'iIis evidently proved
lSchHinH 10 tho followers of the
turf
Only check Of tho tickets Will
snow IN" actual number within tho
grounds during the duy. bu, IL was
an interesting study to watch ,bc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
This Laxative Works
Fine on Old Pe0pIe
ANY FAMILY NAY TRYIT FREE

Th",i'nnds Of purenh are GsLin,
Mr"!s"i,c'. "l'hcr. ran md a i,n,i'
""rhr nratir, Hidt anyone IN n,
i"mir can "sc ui|n cDnyf;jmi,f'"
nr2r Eou Ia i-v .Syr,ip Ispyir,.
"H Vh"Mv prori.fc u hberGi IRE.
ssdm'ph h"hlc. sufficient far an nicqini,
address ~. ". H. ruhhr~R. So
u"'hr9f"n. 81. !hon!icciio. Illinois.
Do Al Huui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
ACR|CULT URAL SCHOOL
STUDENTS HEAR TR|NKLE
Executive Asserts His Interest
i'll Development of In.
stitutions.
STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF worn,
Announces Winners of livestock
Judging Contest Conducted Mon
dn.-' "mpctition Hctvrcn Schools
Is I>rcn--Nurk Done Is CrcdItnblc.

d,,-,rmrc,iu,r -
l.. l.,.u-M,rl n,,,o !. ,.,,,.,.,
- .r,
'"'
f'cul'uial instructors and hoys of the
Virginia acricni,ural nigh schools a,
tho STAT. Fair grounds ves,.r.a,
""N
az" ne j. m"'h m
icresicd iu tho development az these
acricul,,ra} Schools which ssrvo g,
mos, lmnor,on. nur,o.. y,
~
''''''"'''''eS OF virginia
ih ms remarks Governor Trinkl"
stressed the Importance Of The wnrI,
OF Tho sr,i,ul,ur,l .croo,s , -,
'''"' De "frIFtd icy ih'
bows from y visit to the state Fair
and to Richmond He emphasized ,hy
value Of comre,i,;on IN ,na.,,p.
~
contest Snch as has just been con-
Quoted between tho various Schools
and told INC boys that. II ,hcv vniio
onsory. ,,rcr,ll, alvays ,r, go.
WV
70 canning 'n:> would go back TO
''c,r nan'gs - ne''@T citizens.
the winners of Tho l,ve-s,ocr ,.,,,,,,,,.
cont.s, conducted on MONDAY yoe
te-day Tho various teams from tn.
schools We're engaged I'm Judging
ccru. Competition ho,wecn no
schools was very keon. and tho wo-t
done was % . most cred,able ma
Fourth Confess, ,f ,,ind
This tho fourth contest nf it's
"' "' I'i'hh"hu greater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

weaken You. and their reaction
tends I" make you more Cons,i-
paicd than before.
Now try the milicr method.
DIR. Caldwcll's Syrup pcpsin does
not lose It's good effect with re-
pcatcd use, and increased doses
are unnecessary. Mrs. T.. NJ.
Burgess Of Enfield, y. c.. who is
q. Keeps herself in good health
with IT. and MIR. Charles Chornan
OF Niaplcinn, Staten Island, y. y.
wasted fifteen years and consid-
cradle money on other remedies
before finding steady relief with
Syrup Pcpsin.
Use DIR. Caldwcll's Syrup Pen
sin yourself the next time Won
suffer from constipation. bilious
ness, headache, slccplcSsncss, in
digestion. piles or night, cramps.
Many thousands of elderly people
use nothing else. and it costs them
less than n cent dose. Druggists
have sold il successfully for 30
years. and i, is the mos, widely
bought family laxative in tic
world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

health. az every
one learns upon
reaching the age
81 90, is the rcrlI-
lar daily move
men, of the bow
els. liz ii can lc
elected through
the food you eat,
The water YOU
drink and the cx-
rrCisc YOU take,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Thousand, have kept themselves healthy
With DR.. C.ldwelIs Syrup Pep,in

4 DNANClNG ngc with its
n subdurd ambitions and
slriNings could be made very
happy if only good health accom-
panied il, and the basis Of good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
INDIGESTION
CAST ITIS

No matter what ruu call your
ton. Sastrljis. sourn".s 90 ju.' pla.n
misery or distress. IN Orth'r Stnm
och Remedy IL guaranteed to curc
YOU quickly and brine relief Instantly
or nothing 10 pay. Grant Drug Co.
Blair's Drug store, Traglc Drug Co.
. Inc r ~ Miller Comm, TarTan.
prug rp tand all Good diusg ats can
surply yqu.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

so much The better. Blu, if
nature will not operate il must
he assisted ar sickness will follow.
Neglected constipation causes the
blood pressure 10 go up 81 pcr
cent. and that is the forcrunncr
Of hardening Of the arteries. IL
makes rhcumatisrQ and govt
worse, too.
The ideal constipation remedy
for people of advancing years il
DIR. Cal'iwcll's Syrup Pcpsin.
vegetable compound of Egyptian
SIENNA and p"psin with pleasant
tasting nroInatics. IT is gentle
and mild. and docs not crarnp or
grippe. ], is "A mistake 20 think you
need violent salt or powder or
pill. calomcl, conl-tnr drugs and
such things. They purge and
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

Mrs $ Mary yarnum of Mt. Pleasant
avenue left Yesterday afternoon for
visit with her daughter in North
Rrooksyille
DR.. and Mrs F. o. Sawyer were
in Dexter. last evening to attend the
ladies' night ball given by the Mems
Club of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Curtis arrived
home Tuesday night from Boston.
Miss Ruth Walker returned with them
from a visit in Portland.
Mrs. Walter Wyman and two chill
dren left ye e'terday afternoon on the
2.5o train for a visit with Mr. Wy
mans parents in Gardiner.
Yesterday was observed as Parents s
Visiting Day in the village and high
schools Following demonstrations of
school work the pupils gathered in
groups and gave entertainments of "A
natriotic nature in the different
buildings. Last night meeting of
the citizens was held in the Municipal
Building to consider the very serious
crowded conditions in the high school
building.
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

GUM1fED rare IN hOLLs-wE
have for sale gummed paper tape, SO
called, three inches wide in rolls con-
venient for doing up packages for me
mail or express and required by ans
American Express Company for certain
contaiuers. 'Prioe $1.o5 per roll. lnde,
pendent Reporter Co. tfS6F
DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred K. cox
Hanover St, Town. n. f. Phone 1ls-i
til
CRYSTAL HEADACHE POWDERS.
infaliab1e remedy for your tired, aching
head. Money refunded If you are NOT
sstisaed, % s, BY nall NALL POSTPAID Csc 0sy tfsyF
casa. PAM EoR FRESH BEEF
Fa1m.r. Flaes Sbons w b. s5 wsitter Sk0WhfSo" tfso
: c cusroMEn Es Tailored SUITS AND
overcoats. Big drop In prices. can
save yob money. E. NJ. Ames. Care OF
Eao e. H. nHrrin Ne, N % Court st. skqGoe pfso
BEING A LICENSED AGENT TO RE-
be pleased to. answer inquiries in re-
Madison. 16w47'
At A BARGAIN. PAIR SPLENDID
5000 lb. work horses together with
double harness, whfffle trees, chains and
neck yokes. Omer Beaulieu, Bush ~.
Skowhegan. N. Il. Tel. 114-22. tf47
BUILDING LOCxfED At EAST MAD
fSON tLower Mffss) inquire OF j. F,
Roderick. I'll North st. Skowhegan. tftS
EIGHT TOxs or coon LOOSE HAY
$25 delivered p. c. White, Farmers
phone 4-13, RF D7. tf4s
MARK YOUR LIN EN- WITH RUB
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
lndeIIble inkine pad, complete outfit by
mail soc. Independent Reporter Co. tf4U
APPLE HAIR aRELsA--sKOwHEGA AN
Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen
Price $3.50. F. e. Parsons. Skowhe-
gan tf441
GOOD pam HEAVY HORSES ABOUT
5000 lbs. ;. Well matched and extra
nice working team. Henry H. Reed
East Madison. p. o. address, Skowhe-
gan r ID L. tao
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving. has been
used once. Paid $500, will sell for
81. Mrs. L. NJ. Sanborn, 1a3 Water
street. Skowhesan.s Tel. 25 -. tf38con
HOUSE on EOoUsr sT. ROOMS
md bath. electric lights, large level
lot. r. T.. Patten. Skowhegan. ties
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Help Wanted

NEAT COOK At THE BINGHAM no.
VEL. G. ". Dutton. tfsf
A GiBL or MIDDLE AGED LADY
or housework on farm. Walter Ste
fens, u + ID 3, Skowhegan. 2ws'
WOMAN WANTED TO ASSIST IN
lousework. Good wages and good
iome Box 3s4. Skowhegah 2wsF
GIRL WANTED EOR GENERAL
housework b. l.. Nightingale. Bloom
Held Farm. Skowhegan. n. II. Phone
1891. 2wsF
GrnL WANTED TO DO HOUsEwoRK
Mrs Geo. Sampson, Maple ST., Skowhe-
gan TIFF
HoUsEKEEpER wANTED--MIDDLE
aged lady preferred. Peter Farley.
Bingham. 2w7F
MAN AND WIFE ON FARM. MUST
pave goon general knowledge of farm
ing. Herbert l.. Greene. Skowhegan
X F ID g. Farmers phone. Canaan
exchange 81. 2w7
WANTED EXPERIENCED CLOTH
salesman, or one familiar with worsted
.ioth, to handle line of serees direct
from mill to tallors throughout the
state of Maine. State experience in
the cloth Industry and salary expected
Nm, independently Reporter. Skowhegan
tf5F
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23


YARNS FOR KNITTING AND
crocheting sweaters, scarfs. stockings
etc, ia desired shades. at mill prices
Samples sent. Colonial Yarn Co., 554
Main St. Worcester. Mass. 16w3'
xYLOPHONE GOOD As NEW. NICKEL
plated stand and pipes. Inquire of
Mary b. Stinchfield, Skowhegan. Tele-
phone 174-3 or 1913. tf3
III. p. INTERNATIONAL HARvEs-
TER, gasoline and Kerosene engine
price $l00. Gray grain separator at
N5. Both guaranteed In fine con.
ditfon. Fred C. Ford Winterport. sw2'
OAK DINING TABLE. PERFECT
condition, price reasonable. Mrs. Ell
len Cover, 2S5 Water ST., Skowhegan.
tf2
GUARANTEED THOROUCHBRED
Aneona Cockerels straight from Shep-
para hatcheries last spring. High lay
ing strain. Every one tame and a per-
feet breeder. Only Is left at SO each,
Fred c. Ford. Winterport, Me. Sw2'
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

Somerset Council. Knights of Col
umbus, will have Mardi Gras fete
Tuesday evening in the Catholic For
ester's hall. In addition to dancing
there is to be variety program OF
amusement. The affair is restricted
to the knights and their ladies'.
A committee composed of c. f. Pat
ten, Fl. c. Woodbury., Col, n. l..
Marston. l.. s. Moore and Alton
Markham from Simon Peters Post
are meeting this week TO consider
plans for the Post benefit, which will
probably be light opera presenta-
ton.
The lecture in the Federated Church
Sunday evening by Dana S. Williams
an attorney of Lewiston. under the
auspices of the Federated Brother
hood of the church, was listened to
with much interest by the audience in
attendance. Attorney f. F. Merrill
introduced the speaker and Mr.. Will
liams presented his topic as being
"Glimpes of Italy From Your Piazza. y
MI. Williams by means of illustration
of views, many of which he had him.
self taken, stated that he hoped to
arouse fond and happy recollections
among those who had visited Italy
and to interest others to go. In this
he was most successful. Hir address
lasted for about one hour and half
Prior to its beginning, Mrs. Edward
b.. Weston the chdfch orEanist. fur
nished deIishtfGl music program.
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

FOt >D--- POCKET BOOK CONTAIN
ING small sum of money. Owner may
ave same by paying cost of this ad
lndepende t-Reporter co. 2wS
PAIR Or STEEL BOWED GLASS
IS lost. VIII the finder please leave
II the Independent Reporter office.
IFS
LARGE SIN OFF MONEY LOST. TEES
DAY, Feb. 81, from East Maple street
North and Madison. Finder please
cave at 70 Milburn street. or with
Gather Renaud and receive rtward.
drs. T.. l.. Hebert. 1wS'
ONE PAIN OF sNOWsHOEs LOST
1t Rock wood. Maine. Box 1871. 1wS
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

LADIES' FUR COAT IN GOOD con-
DITION. Reasonable price. Can be
seen at q Mechanic ST., Skowhegan
4W5s
TwENTY-sEvEN INCH BELL wrrB
mountlnRs complete In good condition
suitable for school or church. Ad-
dress Vesta r. Williams, Jackman. 4w5'
WHITE POODLE Dog. Is KNOX
St. Lewiston. avs
NICE FEEDING PRESSED HAY At
barn. $2s; delivered not over five miles
$40: also 2-seated covered top traverse
runner pung with pole and thills, room
for another seat, $40. G. II. Nye, NO.
Anson. II + u .. Farmers Phone. Swi'
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23
Positions Wanted

As sTENOGRAPHsfl, TyPIsT. SALES
WOMAN or any work of which | am
apable. Miss Barbara NJ. Chase. YORK
treet, SkowheEan. y. T.. Phone 20-3.
2w8f
POSITION As BOOkKEEPER AND
Stenographer wanted, preferably in
skowhegan. Am graduate of Skow-
IF Commerce Miss Lucille Bolduc, SO
Pine Street. Lewiston. 3wSF
WOMAN or SIXTY. CAPABLE, REL
IABLE. wants work Mt once, as house
keeper or helper in home. Small. farm
preferred, good home rather than high
wages. Write Mrs. {, Clinton, Me. Il
T. ~ AZ. 2w1F
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23
ALL KINDS OF pI.x,>o

or FLAMING, yawx
% East Front st. near Amerioaf liner
en- Co. Wagons, dump carts s1sa, sh WI.
and lumber of all kinds on nus basa a
DEVELOPING AND FISIsu,,o
Amateurs neatly and promnfi, ~
The Hun Studio, 81 Water s, 4Sas
heEan, Name Twenty four hon,
vice. Every modern device i.sf iouf =
to the profession is used in M bHIlowH
Take or mail your films here S'ls
S0TICE-k LARGE co,,p
of pictures and descriptions of haa1i
ladies sent free to any ono pTeGd
quest. Address Prof. Ward 'PVs
Valley. Nebr.
OLD SONG BOOKS WaxTrn
Skowhegan Public Library F@,a.
The Forget Me Not SonRstara
thing in secular songs and hall.d.
early date with or without wosS'
he appreciated. Mrs. Marie ~
White, Skowhegan.
DRESSMAKING-PLAIS Spu,.
and repairing done by Mrs. No,sl
York, Hanover St. Skowhegan i.d
ELDERLY PERSON CAV p,l
good home and care by ADDRESSING
NJ
dress w. G. Care of lndependen, N
loiterF irl
HAVE YOUR FILMS DEvrIos,
and printed at L. r. Hussev's H.
ham. All work promptly fnisbsS
reasonable prices. Calendars NJ,
from your own iiiHis' SwssI
TAKE NOTICE-IF You Wa
your wood sawed and sawed rioh, }
Joe Beaudette, 80 French streei
wilr be glad to go anywhere in Som
set county, no job 400 large, or
small. All work Guaranteed satisi
tory at reasonable prices Also !
ready to do job work of any kind M
phone number 252-2. l3wr|
HONEY. DARK nUCKwHEaT Il
TR ACTED postpaid within 4th md
zone, lbs, $1.30; 10 lbs, $2SG.
count on large lots. Roscoe +. Wa
son, Dept. F., Dundee. New York. IA
HONEY WARRANTED PURE, ri
EST quality clover bees honey delrl
ed. all charges prepaid as folloggl Il
lbs. 81; lbs. SlT5; II lbs S3s.;.
lbs. $1,000; one dozen "a OF. glass n
Sc. Satisfaction guaranteed. lonr3
low Bros, Hallowell, Maine. N
Ii HAt - Foh SALE I FORD Tr1
! Overland Model 90. Dodge car N
L. \. Caswell, Skowhegan. y. T. md
I1-11. d
WOULD YOU WRITE A HEAITh
pretty girl? Stamped envelope peas
Lillian Sproul. Station IL, Cleyclad
Ohio. 2Jwjll
SETH PHOTO sTUDIO-yad
photo on Post Card. Finished va
you wait. Developing and prlatil
High grade amateur work Twetl
four hour service. Telephone sil
Skowhegan. tr|
ADDING MACHINES TO RENT u
day. $500 n ~week. $500 Il mos
These rates do not include packagl
transportation. independents -RepOr1
Co. I'D
TYPEwRTrERs TO RENT Oh n
sale on the installment plan. LII
Smith and other makes. IndependN
Reporter =.
WANTED SHOES TO REPAIR--.sgl
us your repairing by parcel post, I'd
will be returned to you ip a hid
C. o. d. Guss Pooler 81 Son, SkOzs
gan. q
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Miscellaneous
xAGAzfxE xcExoY-1 Avn SIR

MAG KzfXE KGEyCY-I &M sr-a.
scription agent for all magazines and
newspapers. Subscribe thru me and
save money. time and trouble. Write
Tor cataiog Clyde Perkins. Shirley St
Skowhegan. iwSs
WE CAN HANDLE A FEW CAR loans
OF Ben Davis and Starks apples. In
quire at Independent Reporter Office
1wS
aHoeENtEs AND GRAIN, NEW
Store. Concord East Ridge Alhert
Stanski. owss
m j WANT TO HIRE AN OLIVER
Typewriter and possibly might pur-
chase. Taylor's Theatre, North New
Portland. Me. .ew7F
Y0tR FVTuRE FORETOLD, Sewn
dime, b.rthdate for truthful, reliable
trial reading Hazel Hnuse
BOX 2fs. Los Angeles. Cal. 5w7s
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23
TO Let

An rNFCHxIsHED TENEMENT or
our rooms with bath and electric
ights. Mrs. Frank Haycock. 10 Cedar
1t. Skow whegan. 2w6
WORK ROOM ABOUT 3oxJ0 rT. IN
he rear of my barber shop, Suitable
or any purpose. With heat, water
nd light Ed Sayers. Skowhegan.
telephone 23I43 tf6
TWO NICE LIVERY TEAMS TO
,areful drivers only. Harry Nelson 40
Pleasant St. SkowheEan. IT'S
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

Mrs. Flora A. Lewis of Spring ST..
left Saturday To visit her daughter.
Mrs. Alma Wilkina in Wilton for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Lee, Of Aug
usta were visitors in Skowhegan
Tuesday. registefine at the now
Skowheean house.
Mr. and Mrs L 7 Merrill and DR..
and Mrs. W. s stinchded were in
Lewiston Tuesday evening 10 attend
the Shriners Ball
DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid went to Port
land Tuesday on the midday train to
attend a meeting OF The 'iai2e Ass2-
citation of Osteopaths.'
The marriage of Artles. II
Blanche Sirois occurred - q. iaF 1T
the church OF Our Lady OF lorrdes,
Rev. Father J. L. A. Remand oiiciat-
ing.
c. p. Merrill of the skowhegan
Savings Bank went to Portland Tues
day to attend a meeting OF the Maine
Savings Banks Association. held in
that city.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the NJ
f. Church will meet with Mrs Les
lie Jacobs on Mt Pleasant avenue.
Wednesday afternoon of next week,
at the usual time.
Miss Mildred Humphrey has re
turned to Augusta, where she IS
clerk in the Agricultural Department
at the State House, after visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Clement Downs.
Miss Jessie Hodges, of Portland. .
cousin of the late E F. Eaton, WHO
was called here by his death, has been
remaining this week as the guest Of
Mrs. Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. J. =.
Oak
Golden Rod Branch l. s S. met at
the city building Thursday evening.
Feb 10Th. The usual business was
transacted with a good ATTENDANCE.
President, Mrs Mary koderick, pre-
!fded. Next meeting will be held
with Mrs Sarah Beaulier at her home
on Bush St, March 2nd.
y DuTl1 was given ld7b Ah'tA w.
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin Valliere on Chestnut street for
their daughter. Birdena. Dancing ana
games were enjoyed and refreshments
Of sandwiches, assorted cakes. ice
cream. salted nuts, candies and hot
chocolate were served by the hostess
mother. Those present we're Doro-
thea Clough. Agnes Coburn, Phyllis
Whiting, Marie Bisson Bernard Holt
Walter Wilson. George Ha"es Rith-
ard Thompson and Murray Decker.
The regular meeting Of Russell Re
lief Corps was held Friday afternoon
in Grand Army Hall During the
business session. Mrs. Ruth II. Eat
on. former department president
became re-ahiliated with the corps
and Mrs. Alfredo Cool was given the
initiatory degree. The program
which was in observance ol
Washington birthday, was present
ed under the direction of Mrs. Louise
Furbush. the patriotic instructor anu
included reading. washington
Birthday." by Mrs Lizzie HoNie Nye =
quotations from the members upon
Washington; reading, Washington as
Il Child" by Mrs. Emma l.. Bicktord ;
poem. Washington Month"; Mrs.
emma Thompson. Refreshments fol
lowed the program. consisting OF gel
atine with whipped cream, cake ana
tea. served under the direction OF MIS-
l. S. Baker. Mrs. Sarah Fortier, MIS-
Lillian 4. Smith. Mrs. Ellen smith
Mrs irene Currier and Mrs. Georgia
Goodwin.
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23
Tntui Aeufli

Mrs. Gerald {. Marble is visiting
her parents in Maiden. Mas.
Thomas Dionne of the Bureau Of
Markets left Monday on a business
trip TO Belfast.
Deputy Sheriff ". II Watson of st
Adams WAS in town Tuesday, having
been up river on business trip.
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23
ALL WOOL PAPER MILL

Felt suitable for Blankets and
can be used to make warm gar
ments, 35c per Id. ii. Rosen-
thai & Son. Box Sc, waterville,
Sw3s
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

MACHINERY. NEW AND
second hand for saw mills and
wood working plants. Whether
it Is steam boiler. engine, wat
erw heel or anything else you may
need. we can furnish it, Somer-
set Machine Co, Cor. Hathaway
and Mechanic SITS, Skowhegan.
ffs
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

An AIRDALE PUPPY. VALE or
MALE. a.. l.. Tully Skowheaa
Phone 209Ss. WE
WANTED TO SELL OR ENCHtM
an almost new Butterfly separator
Registered Flemish Giant lares.
c. Fowlie, Harmony, r + y ! l@H
ONE THREE-sIDED OR Fol R-G
ED planer with matching heads. M
be in first -class running order. "
size. make and lowest cash price
mouth. 9aYI
SECONDHAND TYPEWRITER. vi
be in good condition. Address "
= ''' = - . '' ~ = 3wsqI
TREE ONIONS OR SOMETIMES Cil9
ED top onions sets. Anyone haN
same to sell drop me card sial1
nriee. Mrs. +. NJ. Ames. SkoWhegaI
RI D .. 9wFI
FARMERS. A. GILBEtIR n SnNI
Center Street, Skowheganl want 10
your eggs and butter.
SECOND HAND ADDING MtCnlY
Must be in good condition and ~
for cash. John Corson, showing
y, E. Tel 1911. W
wANTED-LoNG HAIRED SHtGa|
cats and kittens. Write age. Il
and sex in first letter. Highest W1
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a sECOND-HAND DLACks SMITH ~
tools. Fred +. Way. /; + = . ''
WANTED TO BUY i
SET OF DOUBLE RNEsS-Woti
also be Interested 10 hear of any "
tato machinery In good condtn
planter. horse hoe, spraver. dtgsr !
two horse cultivator, Iron Edse or Il
Deering makes Also iutefesird ,n /
of double sleds. Luther H. i4lii"i~
+. ID. 6, Skowhegan. Farmers II
Canaan So u"l
4 RIP SAW on TAnIE VIII
shaft and pulley all comple#e in II
working condition. W T.
Norridgewock. ""'
WANTED YOUNG CALVES. hii"i]
sex. Write or phone Fred ]. W"
Jr" Skowhegan Il + u . TeH ='-'
ABOUT roo SAP PALS n cog
conditions: also some spiles. ava
in the market for an evapef'i"r
Gushing II + ID l. Skowhetah
WOULD LIKE no my \ FEW ~
hogs VIII pay &c lb. Ihe
George b. Pelletier Skowheean' IA
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TRAPPERs--MUS SkRtTs ARE "'"1
Err. 1t will pay you to get oat mr,sl
before selling Highest markyl Pr' .,a
for all kinds of furs. J.. T.
Dept. 60; Whitman, Mass. ~"
WANTED, sHxG CATS AND M
TENS, all ages and colors. Iet i'V "a
what you have for sale. I' errl
field, Grove ST.. Augusta
HANsoN,s HISTORY OF oA>m]
Bloomfieid Norridgewock, e.. I'D I'D
II you have a volume give dfsc' y
and price or, send on approS'' tflf1
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BRING IN YOUR CALF Sal y nn,ils1
and pelts to the SkowheGtn ta
Co.. 20 Court St, SlsowheeAL
DAVID DARKER's POEMS, IN
use one or two copies. sehd "a mid
them in and let me know u" ,figFl
r. T. Patten. Skowhegan.
LIVE POULTRY-wRITE IN hss)
letter, kind and NUMBER S"U IA
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan'
LIVE POULTRY wANTEp--nybsrl bsrl
me a card. l will call az nuILosbs
Harry Nelson, 40 Pleasant -, ms
gan.
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

SIMPLICITY GASOLENE. KER-
OSENE Engines. ! y to Is II. r,
We can convince you they are
better than most engines and the
price is right Somerset Machine
Co. Cor. Hathaway and Mechanic
SITS. Skowhegan. tf5
The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

HAY AND POTATO FARM aH MILES

from stores. station and large manufac
turing town. Good road, near neigh
bors Wood. lumber and fruit for
home use; 60 acres tSlage; / !. story, i
room house painted white: stable 20X2i;
two barns 2Sx32 and ZSx35. Price
$1,000; $500 cash. Apply to A. Whit
comb, New Sharon. Local Representa-
tiye of T. ~ Bickford Agency, Auburn.
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The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23

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