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MEMORIAL DAY

Next Tuesday will be Memorial Day
"a holiday, and day of duty and of
tears. AS you look on you forbear to
Judge the issues of that struggle; you
are content to reflect that elements OF
human error are inseparable from all
human undertaking and that these
under one form or another, have en-
tered into the making and unmaking
of every nation, as they entered then
into the making and unmaking of this.
Our Memorial Day reminds us OF the
tragedy of the divided Americans who
broke a law for the sake of another
law and thus fractured the formula
of their own national existence. The
law of union was violated to enforce
the law of liberty, adjudication of
law to secure the supremacy of law
Tuesday as on other days, the living
revisit the dead and the reconciled re-
visit the sundered in the spirit of re
newed union. Let us look upon the
flowers with which we decorate their
graves as unwithering blooms of the
Nations ideal.
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STATE OF MAINE
County of Somerset. SIS.

County of Somerset. SIS.
May 90. 1922
Taken on execution the second day
of May A. ID. 1922, wherein j. Sam Nor
ton, commorant at Skowhegan in the
County of Somerset and State of Maine,
is plaintiff, and John +. Digman, for
merly of Cornville in said County Of
Somerset Is defendant, and will be
sold by public auction on Monday the
o'clock in the afternoon, at the house
on the premises hereinafter described,
all the right In equity which said John
i. Digman has or had on the 9th day
of September A. ID. 1921, at two o'clock
and twenty minutes in the afternoon,
the time when the same was attached
on the writ in the same suit, to re-
deem the following mortgaged real
estate, situated in Cornville in said
County of Somerset, to wit: certain
lot or parcel OF land with the buildings
thereon situated in CornVlle in said
County of Somerset, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Bounded
on the North by land formerly of Henry
Doyn; on the West by land formerly of
said Henry Doyn and land of George
Written; on the South by land of said
George Written and on the East by
land of Frank Weston. Said parcel of
real estate is subject to mortgage
given by John +. Digman TO Charles ).
futile of Cornville which mortgage is
recorded in Somerset County Registry
of Deeds Book 3G2 Page 349 on which
there Is said to be due about $l783!00.
Dated at CornYille, Maine, May 20,
1922. -
]. Il. THIBODEAU,
8w21 Deputy Sheriff.
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Hartland School Notes

The. following entertaining little
story letter was written by Luana
Wheeler in connection with her school
work at Hartland:
Hartland, Maine.
April &c, 1922.
Dear Dorothy:
I am sending you the story that
we had to write today and | hope
that you will like it. 1t Isl "How
the Sunbeam Found the Violet"
One morning a little Sunbeam crept
down with her sisters to make things
warm. But this little sunbeam was
lazy and did not want to work so she
said, I'll go over and rest on that
rosebud and when the roses bloom
| will be admired
Her plans would not have been in
terrupted had not a little brown elf
been creeping among the vines at that
moment and hearing some one crying
set out to see who 1t was.
He went down lower and lower
under the vines to see where the
sound came from. He looked down
and saw small plant that had only
one leaf, and a very small bud. What
are you crying about?' asked the
little brown elf.
"Why can't yon see?' said the vio-
let 81 am so far away from the sun
and ! have tried and tried but it does
no good. l will never bloom"
Don't cry" said the elf. 81 know a
wise bee and l will go see him. So
he flew away to find the Bee. He
found him on daisy eating his break
fast.
"Can you help me, Mr.. Beef" asked
the elf. There is little violet in
among the vines and the sun is so
far away it says it will never bloom"
Buzz BUZZ said the Bee. Let
me think" So the elf kept very
quite. 81 have it. have it," said the
Bee, as though he was talking to him
self. But the elf said nothing for
he knew that all wise folks did that.
Soon the Bee flew over where the lazy
Sunbeam was resting. Sunbeam,
there is a little violet in among the
vines that needs you" | don't
want to work. said the lazy Sun
beam. 81 want to stay on this rose
and be admired. 3"
THE big Sun can warm up the
rose but it can't warm up the violet
and it is a Sunbeam's work to get
into the dark places. So together
the Bee and the Elf chased lazy Sun
beam to where the violet was waiting.
Lazy Sunbeam did not know where
she was going until she heard a little
voice saying. 20. thank you beauti-
full one for coming and warming me. I"
And she looked down and saw the
tiny violet. The Sunbeam stayed
all day and promised to come the next
day. When the violet had bloomed,
the Sunbeam went around looking in
the dark places to see who needed
her. And she found it was more
fun to help others than to be lazy.
Your friend,
LUANA WHEELER.
Pleasant Street Third and Fourth
Grades report the following for the
week ending May 10. Perfect ari-
thmetic papers in grade 3: Roger Bak-
er, Emma Withee and Francis O'Reil
ly.
There was no school Thursday as
Mrs. McCrillis visited schools in
Skowhegan on that day.
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LOST. FRIDAY, MAY 10Th. ne
tween Lakewood and Goodrich Hin on
the Scion road, package containing
pair mems pants. Please leave at Bick-
ford's Store or notify Chas. Luce, Mad
ison RID l. tf2l
1922 NUMBER PLATES LOST, nos.
1856 and 1868. Owners may have
same by paying cost of this adj indie
pendent r eporter Co. 1w2l
MONKEY WRENCH FOUND WE'D
NESDAY morning on Madison Ave. by
Sidney Goodrich. owner may have
same by paying cost of this adj In
dependent Reporter Co. 2W20
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For. Sale

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss, Towne's. Room
Is j. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
HAVE A FEW HUNDRED CHICKS
that are from my selected fiotk of
Barred Plymouth Rocks and I guaran-
tee them to give satisfaction. Ice
each by mail &. o. ID. and 15c at door.
Please send your order for June deliv-
cry at once. Mrs. Ralph Il. Libby,
Mainstream 5w21F'
BICYCLE TIRES, $500 EACH, OIL
cook stoves $40; spraying outfit for
orchard or potatoes, $40; live, goose
feather pillows, 81 pair at Parkman's
Water Street Store. 4w21
the thing for camp or automobile
Packs 3XSX14, about the size of suit
case. cost $12, will take 81. j. A
Wheeler, Island Avenue, Skowhegan.
2w21"
YELLOW BANTAM SWEET CORN
and loves beans. w. b. whittier, 1853
Madison Ave. Skowhegan. 2w2l.
AM GOING TO SELL AT ONCE.
Farm, 125 acres, 3 miles from town, on
apple trees. Price $4,000, 1-2 cash.
Farm rs acres, IL mile from village.
schools and canning factory, good
buildings, $1,000. Farm. 80 acres J
miles from village near school and
neighbors, 500 cords hardwood near
skewer mill, 200 apple trees. good
buildings and water. $4,000. part cash.
Farm, 800 acres, miles from town,
on good road. Great potato farm. Lots
of growing lumber, new house. Price,
of 100 others in Franklin, Somerset
and Kennebec Counties. Cali or write
~ Whitcomb, New Sharon, Me. 2w21
20 HORSE POWER CENTURY MO-
TOR, in new condition. Clough Motor
Company. Madison, r. L. ID. No. /, Tel
ephone 1872. tt2l
FULL FLOODED SHORT HORN
Durham, about 20 months old, also
some early Queen and strawberry po-
r. f. d. and s. Farmers Phone,
an 1w2l'
DOORS. SASH, BLINDS, PIAZZA
posts, inside and outside finish of all
kinds for sales All bills must be set
tied at once, otherwise they will be
left for collection. McQuillan Pooler.
ONE GOOD JERSEY COW. SEVEN
years old. due to freshen the first of
June. viii l.. Hill. RID No. 6, Show
hogan. n. Il. Phone 1892. tel
TWO SIZE s4x4 1-2 TIRES USED
but little. Will sell for $1,000 each.
L. l.. Witham, Skowhegan Garage.
2W21
ONE HORSE EXPRESS WAGON,
strong, cheap. George Shorty 80 Oak
ST., Skowhegan. 2w2l'
Two STORY HOUSE WITH ELL
and shed, pump in sink. house finished
throughout, large stable, buildings
connected, about two acres of nice
land situated in Norridgewoek village
on North side of Kennebec River. good
location. VIII sell at bargain ii taken
at o4oc VII Aon Ter cash Or PAT
az y A. ha.a. &c O. ca y tor hr3
he1.tll Zct.-. Cai--..--d RID No. 49,
4NS1l'
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EverybOdy's Columns
UR SET ot, Eorrp AUTOMOBILE Wheel.


RIDING WAGON. ONE FOUR
wheeled road cart, light farm wagon
fitted with pole and thills, harrow and
one horse cultivator. All in good con-
dition, Mrs. NJ. ]. Shepard Norridge-
wock. 4w1Se
garage, electric lights, city water:
flush closet; pleasant location. Call
forenoons at 80 Summer st. AVIS
THREE BURNER BLUE FLAME
oil stove with oven. Also singer sew
ing machine, good as new. Edward f.
Lord, Skowhegan RID No. 3. AVIS
SOME GOOD FARM BARGAINS IN
and around Skowhegan. List your
farms and village places with The W.
w Creation Agency, 200 Madison Ave,
Skowhegan. AVIS
III YOU WANT a MIGHTY GOOD
trade in 100 acre farm with As acre
wood lot, the same of pasture, 30 acres
in tillage. about ESQ fruit trees write
or come and see William f. Tilton,
Hartland. RID No. /. 4WlS'
BABCOCK MILK TESTER EIGHT
BOTTLES) most new. $500; one horse
cart with extra front axle with pole,
So; Sharples cream separator, $l2; two
seated wagon gear suitable for express
wagon, $40; one oliver side hill plow
7. f. Christopher. Norridgewock
AT PARKMAN's WATER STREET
Store, Blacksmith Vises, Refrigerators
Galvanized Pals. Horse Collars. Com
bination Vises, Oil Heaters and COOK
ers, Fishing Tackle, Electric Irons
Garden Hose, Carpenters kools, etc: At
Bargain Prices AVIS
ONE AUTO TRAILER, PERFECT
tires, good condition. Mrs, W. 9. Gagne,
6S North St or at Lewia's Shoe store.
tits
GRAY HORSE SEVEN YEARS.
weighs 1900, harness, Jersey COW and
calf; three purebred Holstein bull
calves; White Wyandottes, cockerels,
breeding pens, eggs for Matching NJ.
E. Keefe, Carmel, Me. 4wlSA
YELLOW FLINT CORN, FIGHT AND
twelve rowed. $1.25 per peck. III. H.
Richardson, RID No. 6. Skowhegan.
4w1S*
SHINGLES OF ALL KINDS AT MY
mill at West Athens. Roscoe Tuttle.
Sw1S"
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, EARLIEST,
most productive. Uncle Jim; King Ed
ward; Crescent; Senator Dunlop, $l.2o
per hundred. $3.50 per five hundred.
SO per NJ delivered. Ralph Ludwig. Hal
lowell, Tel. 565R. Swiss
CEDAR POSTS, WILL DELIVER
anywhere In town. Maurice Gaylord,
n + d z, Skowhegan. tfl7
PIERCE MOTORCYCLE. f. ROD
ERICK, 211 North ST., N. E. Phone,
116-21. tf17
SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE PUR-
POSES, also loan for cemetery uses
Delivered. j. f, Roderick. I'll North
st. N. n. Phone 116-2l. tfl7
BEES. STRONG HEALTHY COLO
MES of pure Italians in comple-e 10
frame hives at SIG, per colony, Long
fellow Bros. Hallowell 8w17"
FORD TOURING CAR, 1917 MODEL
In good condition. Or would exchange
for cows Ralph Bowman, Skowhegan
II. f. ID. No. 2. TIL
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Positions Wanted

WANTED HOUSE CLEANING on
any kind of work by tho daE or week.
Mrs Lewis, IL French 81, Town. WOE
WOULD LIKE WORK - SfSON he
GAN Have had In Nears experience
in the Grocery and Hardware business.
Can give reference. Fer further tu-
formation call at the IudsHeHdeH Re
porter Office. i#29t
WOULD LIKE JOB NoRis HA IHfl
hour or day putting ou tee-as, Ear-
dening, etc. Sidney Gaada.asn. SHOW
hogan. General Delivery Ielephonc
Co. -@iaf
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L0ngfellOw School Notes

Those having perfect attendance for
the week ending May 10Th are as fol-
lows: Mildred, Norman and Blanche
Brown, Pauline Reynolds, Alice and
Carroll Tibbetts, Hermina and Ella
Smith.
Those having an average rank OF
100 per cent In spelling are: Blanche
Brown, Alice Tibbetts! Pauline Rey-
nolds, Hermlna and Ella Smith.
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DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED

DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred r. Cox,
Hanover ST., Town. N. e. Phone 1884.
n til
MARK xOGR LIN EN- WITH A RUrs-
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
indelible mixing pad, complete outfit by
mail soc. MISREPRESENTATION Co. tao
APPLE BARRELs--sKowH
Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen,
Price $3.50. +. e. Parsons, Skowhe-
gam tf11
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving has been
used once. Paid $500, will sell for
$11. Mrs. l.. NJ. Sanborn, 1913 Water
Street, Skowhegan. Tel. Is A. tf38con
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath, electric lights, large level
lot. r. Il. Patten. Skowhegan. tf29
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INNERTUBE (UsED). 33x4k, PRICE
$100. Also pair tire chains (used) same
size, price $3.50. csc extra for packing
and postage on either of the above IL
sent by mail. r. T. Patten. tf12
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STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
Augusta, May 16, 1922
Notice is hereby given that Petition
for the Pardon of Ernest Matthew, "a
convict in the County Jail at Skowhe-
gan, under sentence for the crime of
breaking, entering and larceny is now
pending before the Governor and Coun-
ell, and IA hearing thereon will be
granted in the Council Chamber at
Augusta, on Tuesday, the sixth day of
June next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
EDGAR {. SMITH
Sw20 Deputy Secretary of State.
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Help Wanted

49,. $500. 49,. -
general housewofH. ta# George "a
sampson. Maple s.. -.ut. H#=tn tt2lF
,c,.,,,. .,... ts,.,t errot.
rs,I - 80 : W ~ ~ - ~
Lei, IT," sHs. N'ii= 4.ii - -
, - ,s1s.tiA 3a tl ~ -
toa MASS. owl
49,, " y u ~ --i-N III III. " - mum
MN In lhIu!i ~ ''it q ii 5s,e
HoTSEkr,III,R WANTED. MIDDLE
aged 1ady eref.rr,d ~ . Hobart. 20
summer 81 d-i'
DINING ROOM Girl, WANTED At
7e East Front Street. ~kowhcgan. one
thai can room OUT. George H. Mark
ham. 1"2lf
to,sr,r.rs,,,,,,,, ,,-,,,r,., ,trunrr7
,,5s5 ,,r'f'5. 80 '-'s - - 80 ~
ri5sbt n,rt,5 a5l,5.95 l.I.+s ia Bnv
ia tI,,.tl.,ta 9tts11
@inh WANTED 10 oi%tN fpH
the summer SaddleharL lah. amps
Sadalepack, Me. Ghoae ~ l'!i.&eleE y
l"zl
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INNERTUBE CUsED), 33x4h, PRICE
$1.00. Also pair tire chains (used) same
size, price $3.50. Csc extra for packing
and postage on either of the above IL
sent by mail. r. T. Patten. tf12
GOOD WORK HORSE. EIGHT YEARS
old, also kerosene engine. good as new,
light piano box buggy; and three
tor, Hood Farm strain. Perley f. Wi
thee. r. f. d. No. 4, Skowhegan. Both
telephones. It'll
HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. IOWA
Light Brahmas and L. r. Fishel White
Rock strains. 81 per sitting. Mrs.
A. j. Blair, Skowhegan, Me, N Il.
phone, 254-2. till.
American Blues; Imp. spotted Giants;
Belgian hares all pedigreed stock. S.
T. Baker, Solon 12w10
A SECOND HAND r. e. CHECK
protector. SIS. Probably the best de-
vice for this purpose ever brought out.
A bargain. Independent-Repor Co.
tito
GIEHN REGISTER
ED bull calves by our herd sire Up
lands Ultra Lad 5S2S9, bull of eX
cellent type bred at the noted Upland
Farms, Ipswich, Mass and backed by
a long line of high producing animals.
His three nearest dams have yearly
officials records averaging 619 lbs. but
ter fat His half sisters are making
big A. r. records. Upland's Goodness
recently finished a class +. f. (irst
calf record of 652.20 lbs. fat Up
lands Pretoria a class f. (irst calf)
record of 694.35 lbs. fat. Uplands
Bijou Lass a class d record of 656.7S
lbs. fat. Another will finish at well
over 700 lbs in class A. The calves
offered are thrifty. we'll grown animals.
Some soon ready for light service.
Prices very low. Ledgewood Farm,
T. d. Salley e. Son. Madison. 13w10
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
win do very good work. Carl Curtis,
Skowhegan. tf9cond.
BULLETIN BOARD-yERY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 to
build; will sell for $500. r. T. Patten.
IFS
Rockland Courier Gazette, Madison Bull
letin, Portland Press-Herald daily
and Houlton Times are for sale by the
Ames Novelty News Company. tf6F
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLs-WE
have for sale gummed paper tame so
called, three inches wide in rolls con-
venient for doing up packages for the
mail or express and required by tho
American Express Company for certain
containers. Price $1.05 per roll. Inde-
pendent-Reporter Co. tf36F
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BATES POUNDS ALL BATES
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
yards long. with a great many / 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 Bingham Bum
f Bnnd sou dbeout D's 80 =" yards5 DELIVERED
free, s3,sS. Iona Mill Ends Co, Hart
land ~ Ht ttlo
A FARM. FOUR HEAVY HORSES,
will sell double or single Also farm
ing tools. Cali and look them over.
Lyford and Hosea Beane, The Forks
Tel. 4-l-11. fH SWle'
FOUR THOROUGHBRED H0L-
STEMS two cows and two heifers. It.
c. Fox. 10 Fairview avenue. tf16
MATCHING EGGS PUREBRED FER
RIS Leghorns, laying record % hens
558 eggs in 81 days. 1925 per IS eggs
or IS per hundred. Anconas straight
from Sheppards last year Laying
record. 549 eggs from q hens IN 81
bred. Fred Ford, Winterport. Sw16'
SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS-PAINT
and Varnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer. Save the Middleman's
Profit, and get 1t in the Quality of the
Paint Prices reasonable. Goods guar
anteed. Write c. A. Seekins, Main
stream, for particulars. tf15F
PUREBRED BARRED WHITE Ply
MOUTH Rock Matching eggs from
heavy laying, vigorous stock. 81 per
setting or Sc per hundred. Tel. 1911
w. Pine Cone Dairy. Wateryille. RID
No. 40 8w15'
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRE
farm three miles from Athens village;
good quantity of lumber and wood;
two large pastures, one watered by
never failing spring and other by trout
brook; orchard OF over 100 young trees;
several plum trees; good level fields
and very little hand moving; about 80
to 35 acres tillage; one and one-half
story 10 room house; good condition,
newly painted; steel roofing barn,
40X65; good cellar; stable 25x37, with
good cellar; hen and tool house; ice
house: new garage VIII sell farm for
$500 Part down and easy terms. Will
also sell farming tools, stock, Maxwell
touring car at a good trade. For fur
Their particulars write to NJ. l.. futile,
Athens, Maine, RID No. l. Tel 7-42.
tits
A LEATHERETTE UPHOLSTERED
bed couch In first class condition. Call
at Mrs. Sarah Vigue's corner of North
and Lawton SITS. tits
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CATHOLICS WISHING TO sIAnRY

AhE rot LONELY. III so WRITE
DORIS Dawn. lo602 Saint CIair. CleNe-
lagd' ONO. Please enclose stamped en-
Nelope' 2OW21*
III lot WISH 4 WEALTHY YOUNG
Vic "lllt me- enclosing stamped en-
Nelopc' violet Ray Dennison. Ohio.
20W21~
WOULD 1Ot WRITE A WEALTHY
PrrgttN titii Stamped envelope please.
Lillian Suroul s.atoa II. tIetelal y
-Ys-i-
Du,'t ~ .y..-.
~ ,-.l
rel JOE, -.
Wa1t-l
- ~e..4z--. 49,
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To Let

A FIELD OF ACRES on UPPER
Main Street. Mrs. Rachael Webb, 1876
Main Street, Skowhegan. 1w2l
WOULD LIKE ONE OR TWO Ia
DIES to take double room. Also one
young lady to take a pleasant small
cool room on first floor. Mrs olive
Dealey, 81 Pleasant St. Town. 4w2f'
TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms to let for light Housekeeping, 40
one but neat, clean people need apply.
Inquire at Wares Livery Stable Office.
2w21
L HAVE CLEANED MY LUMBER
camps at little Carry Pond. supplied
them with clean beds for few nsh-
ermen who wish to camp ana IuFhash
their own meals, cook stoves, cooking
materials. wood and lights Follow
guide boards from Briggs Landing
Boats to let Henry j. Lane, Bingham.
4w21
FURNISHED RENT FOR MAN AND
wife. Cottage Mouse with modern con-
veniences. Inquire at SO Summer 81
Skowhegan. NV
TWO COTTAGES SAT LAKEWOOD
for the season L. w. Jewett 202
Main ST.. Skowhegan. tfzo
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. MRS.
j. G. Corson. 40 Heselton St. SkoWne-
gan, n. L. Tel. 1911. tflS
VACUUM CLEANER For RENT.
Terms, 81 day, soc extra II deilVersd
and called for. Mrs Alice NJ DOW ~
Mcclellan street. 5kowhosan. Farmers
: ..o..o 2614. S''-~
= 4..I-s-.D aoca1 VIII BiFlI.
A~...oC s.4ld cItll-ic llEh---. H. -
ma Frost, Bun ~-o D--ot. 80 - ~. ~, IL
<..c--a 14&-S. 49,
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MACHINE rEusrIrcnIlcl

Edge, covered buttons I'D
accordion, box, knife ana sd
ing. orders promptly filed. 1
on request. Phyllis r TolmatI
land ST.. Rockland. 1le
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MACHINERY. NEW AND

second hand for saw mills and
wood working plants. Whether
1t Is a steam boiler, engine, wat
erwheel or anything else you may
need, we can furnish 1t. Somer.
set Machine Co., Cor. Hathaway
and Mechanic SITS, Skowhegan.
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poultry. HAIRY
st. r., +. phoaa l-'--
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ONE TON FORD CHASSIS
in good condition. Also one
Ford roadster in running con-
dition. Gerald C. Marble,
Skowhegan.o tia

FOLDING TRIPOD FOR PHOTO
CAMERA. Would cost new, $500.
perfect condition, will sell for $2.00.
If ordered sent by mail, add csc to the
above for postage and packing. r T..
Patten. tia
FAMOUS NORTHLAND STRAIN OF
Winter laying Leghorns (White) 20
hens laid 459 eggs in March, Is eggs
for $500. d. B. Jones. Newport.
PARTRIDGE Ply
MOUTH Rock Eggs for Matching. also
Stock. First prize winners at Bangor
Fair and Poultry Show. Eggs. $500
for 10 eggs. Stock at reasonable prices.
No baby chicks. Charles Plummer, 291
Webster Ave-, Bangor Maine. Sw14
AN UPRIGHT PIANO AT A BAH
GAIN. 80 Summer ST, Sl1owhegan.
Tia
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Your Neighbor is going to vote for
IN. st. Ledger l9r High sheriff anu
you should. 4W19
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EDGE-Govered buttons Pni,.
accordion, knife and side plsitIr
ders promptly filed. sam5Ies
quest, Phyllis L. Tolman, Is lsl,
Boekland. Ne. -
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CHILDREN 4\qr,


on farm. Reasonahle ~ ~ D
Miss LESSEE Holmes ~ IS u
RED No. |. Neflh 4
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pMNELoPING AND FINlsHn

Amateurs neatly and promptly
The Hun Studio, Water So
hogan, Maine TWeuty-ioar III
vice. Every modern device m
to The profession IS used in iaisI
Take or mail your fins here.
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BABcoCK MILK TESTER EIGHT

BOTTLES) most new. $500; one horse
cart with extra front axle with pole,
So; Sharples cream separator, Sl2; two
seated wagon gear suitable for express
wagon $40; one oliver side hill plow
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lettering and repairing In bsI5
and granite. Special prices IA
tefY associations. Write f. \
lars, references and prices Hs1
Jones, Hartland. h
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Miscellaneous

DOWN STAIRS RENT Is6R SMALL
family with no children wanted. Nd
dress IN. r." care of Reporter. tf2lF
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and printed at L. r. Husse}as b,
Al work promptly and neatg
at reasonable prices. EA,ai1
made from your films.
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for light work operating button ma
chinery. Steady employment. Para gou
Button Corp, John Dvorak, manager.
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