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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Important Football
Games This Week
FRIDAY.
Hipl, Seilool


High school.
south High against Lincoln at Lincoln.
York against David City ut David city
aiiance against beatrice NJ beatrice,
Falls city against s"eeth" at saoe'h"'
MN, ,, =, Adam.
uu,us against .ohaa NJ ,oAa"' r.,.
mu'ese AGAINST '"'"e"""'s nv '''"-
Wnt,.o .,,s, o.o.,. a, os..,.
@ran5 s,,ni asains, E.irh,,r, - E.;,
hurry
W,hoo av.,,s, rr.mo,, at Framont
pawnee civ against seneca nj seneca.
HIoomfl,ld against CoIerIdre nj CoIer-
Idce
Hastings against superior Al Superjor.
David CITY against York at York
scotia against Broken How AT Broken
Row
College.
Baker at Pittsburgh Normal.
Paramount at Kansas Wesleyan.
Southwestern at Emporia.
sterling at Rethany.
thiiiieothe NJ Graeeiand.
Parsons at Penn,
William Jewell nj farkia.
nrurs II Marreahurg Teacher
Missouri wesleyan at hrssNii HE
Teachers
Missouri Nsi'e, college AZ central
hnos ~ JAMES Miiiiken.
x
M" 'N'F
Local
taNa Me-I~yan against Creighton In
nmahs
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pstirs a iiiiesis.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Love Affair Ends in Suicide
of Maid and Chauffeur

Gloucester. Mass. oct. o. Locked
In each others arms In the last en-
brace, tho bodies OF Harry A. De
vine Of West Philadelphia and Stella
Neiloft Of Freeland. Pa. were found
early yesterday on the Kitchen floor
Of the big summer home Of Miss
Caroline Snkler, wealthy Philadelphia
artist, who employed them as chauf.
feur and maid.
The tragedy. discovered by csok
entering the kitchen to prepare break.
fast for other servants. followed 4
farewell party In which liquor figured,
according to the police, and in which
Miss Slnklers' gardener and other
maids joined Deyine and Miss Zeloft.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Women's Indoor Swimming
Season to Open Soon

The big indoor tank SEASON for
women will open at Nicholas Sem
hospital with the first monthly closed
meet November 4. Coach Pete Wen
dell OF Nicholas Sem has prepared an
interesting schedule OF meets for the
season 1929 1898. which includes six
closed meets and Mid.Western As
ISOLATION A. A. U. championship meet
to be held on March q. 1923, and an
other on June 20. 1923.
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FOotBal.Facts
10win6
BY Sol bfofzBok

q Team makes forward pass OF
fourth down from opponents l5yart
line. Guard OF this team deliberate
Iy intolferes with defensive player
after crossing scrlmmage line and OF
defensive teams 5yard line. What Ii
decision?
A. Defensive team gets ball on it'
3o.yard line, first down, 10 yards tc
go, Rule 10, Section 3 ta). See next
question.
O. Team makes a forward pass or
third down from opponents l6'yard
line. Guard OF this team deliberately
interferes with defensive player after
crossing scrlmmage line and on de
fensive teams 5yard line. What Is
ruling?
A. Offensive team gets ball on de
fenslve teams 80 yard line. fourth
down, same point to gain as on third
down. Rule Is. Section ta).
Q. Tenn o. opponents 40yard
line attempts long forward pass. on
fourth down which is grounded on
5.yard line. but defensive player be
hind his goalline. before ball strikes
ground. interfercs with an eligible
man Of offensive team. What is de-
eision?
A. Ball IL given to offensive team,
first down, opponents l-yard line
Rule 16. Section . (b).
q. Team has ball first down at
mdheld and runs TO opponents 20.
yard line, where an interferer holds
a defensive back. What is penalty
and from where is It given?
a. Rule 20, Section /, says that
penalty is given az spot OF foul. In
this case the opponents 20-yard line.
Penalty for holding is IS yards Rule
49, Section I. Penalty Is to give Of
fenslve team the ball on opponents
35.yard line, first down, 10 yards TO
go. Rule 20. Section 3.
O. Team A punted and kick was
blocked by opponent behind this
eleven's line OF scrimmage. Player of
team A recovered ball behind his line
Of scrimmage. Opponents claimed
first down at this point on grounds
that n punt has to cross line Of scrim'
mage. How about 1t?
A. Opponents claims We're incor.
rect as Rule 10. Section 2 tb) clearly
shows. This states emphatically that
ball does not automatically go to OPP
ponents when one of them blocks a
kick by your team. They have to
recover Ii.
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Leslie Davis Captain
Of Morninpside Eleven

Sioux city. la, Oct. 9.--LesIio Davis
Of Linn Grove, Ia, has been chosen
TO captain the Mornlngslde college
football team for the 1922 season.
Davis plays halfback, IL n Junior
In the college, and IL " years Of age.
For the past two years he has been
mentioned by officials for the allstate
team, winning place on the second
team last fall. lie weighs 1854 pounds.
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.Huskers Idle This Week;
VIII Play Bengals Next

Lincoln, Oct. 9.--tSpecial Telegram.)
Nebraska will be the only valley
team idle next Saturday. The Husker
fans will watch the outcome of the
MissouriAmes game with most in
terest as Coach Kelly's Mizzou
Bengals are the next attraction on
the Cornhusker's card. They come
here from homecoming. October o..
The conference schedule for next
Saturday:
Missouri against Ames at Ames.
Kansas against Drake at Des Moines.
Kansas Aggies against Washington Uni
yersity at st. Louis.
Oklahoma against Oklahoma Central at
Norman.
Grinnen against St Louis University
at st. Louis
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Marriage Licenses

Anna A. Macheck, 2s Weston, Neb.
Roho Vaughn sutton, "a, Omaha, and
May NJ Rleger 81, Omaha.
John Thmm, A. Harlan, a.. and
Dora Jorgenson, SO. Des Molnes, las
Bert nustrulId 90. Bresford, N. D., and
Ruth G. Albin, 30, Elk Point. Neb.
Walter c. Stevens, 81. Roca. Mob, and
Bessie Schwartz, u, Hallom Neb,
Sander Yodal, "a. Omaha, Mob, and
Kristiana Raun, 26. Omaha.
Robert H. Adams, 90, Omaha. and Lois
Holman. 10, Ida Grove, la.
James II. stipe. over 81 Omaha, and
Helen Black. over 81, Omaha
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Improvement Shown
in Labor Conditions

Washington. oct. 2 --lncrnahed en-
ployment was reflected In all but four
OF the principal industries Of the coun-
Try on September 30, over the previ-
Gus month, according 10 the monthly
industrial analysis Of the United
States employment service Of the JDe.
partncnt OF Labor.
The reports deal with those en-
ployed In 1,42s firms which usually
employ moro than 500 workers, or
total Of l,G00,000. out Of the 65 lead
ing cities, 80 reported employment in.
creases during September over August.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10


II you think these days are melan.
choly, you ought TO see our nights
They're sadder than second handed
tombstones-
But we were reading on yard OF
ticker bandage that Sikh is junior
heavyweight champion and
Johnny Dundee is junior lightweight
champ--and what is II all about
II you amt good enough TO be
champion of something, even IL II Is
dipping your bread in your coffee
You oughtn't call yourself Junior
champion
Because that doesn't mean any more
than putting hair tonic on toupees--
Everybody likes Johnny Dundee, but
that Junior amendment makes You
think that somebody has thrown
package OF firecrackers into meeting
of Boy Scouts
And il we're going to have two
kinds of champions, take back those
juniors and bring those seniors on,
because first thing you know Mike
Donaldson will claim
Sophomore championship--an knock
everybody for 20.yard losses.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

for visionary CONDUIT, displayed no
oagornosa 10 hurry m1tiors. llo was
helped by the announcement ~ Pro
motor Rleknrd that he wouldn't han
do the bout untll some time next
year. ..-.
Receiving license 20 hold sloyo
contests nj tho Polo Grounds the Re-
public A. G,g representative Hnye
when he asked konrns 10 agree TO q
date In october. the lnitcr demanded
u s60O,O0O guaranty, MI 81 tho
money 10 be posted before pompseg
entered the ring WIN the negro on
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

the negro ehai
longer FOR lack
Dempsey world
heavy weight Title
Il out ~ the
question this year,
the chunrlou'H
manager kenrna
il amusing lpasinE
fans with n sud
den olllburHt ~
wnrltko talk
lSenrnH when Tn
New iork siaie
Athletic connliH
sion forced Ijernp
.a.V to remit
wills challenge
aud sign articles
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Two Omaha Boys Help
Kemper Academy Team Win

Two Omaha boys. Cogllzer and
Truelsen, played on the kemper
academy football team which defeated
Central college of Fayette, Mo, Sat
urday by score of go to 0.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

top ~ this inhlit
nlounlablo hurdle
came Chairman
Muldoon'a odict
which eliminated
the Polo Grounds
for this year on
the ground That
sufficient accom-,
modntlons for 100
o o 0 spectators
could not be pro
yldod
with the match
barred until 1923,
Is earns no W
era wis out ~ his
shell and tellk the
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Americans Are Advised
TO STAY AWAY From Europe

New York, oct. 9.--Ulysses s.
Grant jr., eldest son OF Gen. Gram,
who returned on the Red Star liner
Finland with Mrs. Grant from n
three months trip abroad. advised all
Americans to keep away from Europe,
where. he said. they were hated gen.
-'-=----~---------=---
Nlnetenths OF the passengers on
railways In Great Britain travel third
class.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Dashing Along
WITH "BUGS" BAER

WHATS all this junior business
w that's rafting around these
melancholy days
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
kcarns Saws
Den'psey's Ready
for Harry Wills
Champ Willing 10 Battle Chal.
lcnger Now That Richard
viii MOI Stage Bout
Until Late in 1923.

Ncw York. oct ? (speoml Real.
iang that neht with Harry walls
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

4 ------- = WI TT -FTT'TE T7FTTU-
sey IL ready 10 fight wis Of the drop
OF the hat.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10
Joe Dawson High cun.

shsnuug asaiust stiff Viud. je
tmWfan, craek Omaha tran shat. ses
tsrdsy risecd hish ia a small fieia
with 4 seuyo ot es nits out 81 lea
ehaucss NJ he Essulaf sunday shoQl
~ she gaaaha Uau eiuh
Marshall ama RiieF t,rl tuF ~eNnd
plaes. saNh tfeskns - eat q pes
1tia fae HtifAs"
Nk# ass4faa & ff5s4s
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

But we were reading on yard OF
ticker bandage that Sikh is junior
heavyweight champion and
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

Bee Want Ads produce results.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

Johnny Dundee is junior lightweight
champ-and what is II all about
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

II you think these days are melan
choly, you ought TO see our nights
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

II you amt good enough TO be
champion OF something. even IL It Is
dipping your bread in your coffee
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-10

They're sadder than second handed
1 omhstones--
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

/ Of the finest exhibitions of the
i Of tie work by fhe school chill
|of Shoghegan was the exhibition
in the high school building.
iesjay night of last week. Prac-
denominations in music and
.fs We're given and the work of
FADES was well eXempliied. The
were a credit to their teachers
be- teachers were a credit to the
The work Of bringing the pa
DIRECTLY in toltth'with the school
cannot be too highly commended
RolId bring ABOUT added inter
tho edueationa1 problems of all
Qnities. Co
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

Father and son banquet was a
success and we hope that the
and Dads" Of Skowhegan will
lne to understand each others
rms. with n renewal of the pa
obligations and an increased
Il on the part of the boys for
lltr men.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

In the WY the political pot is be
h. 10 bubble the Indications are
he poles in Somerset County
r. bnsY place ataie time of the
Primaries.
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Help Wanted
WnM1S u 1NTTn nor GI;NEi

~; %7;7TrI5
ho',s,''.n,l1 ,,.n - w. 81 - y :.
Ava Iad, ~ nrera,,ad .u''4
RoWe, bingham. fe.to'
.... ~ -
Nli' hisN TIKI " eNtt1l AfFLh
MAN AND WIFE 10 NnRl< ar
Dag harm. Nan anus #Iud.l.f. MI
general farm worK and .#H.,Y t.4f.iI....
of doil. bnuSrNork ta=H .ni3ta. I.#.
right IartY. please auaH# ta p,....H=
or by jctIer at once A. ~palIfa....
MIR. SkoWhraau T. r. u -
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ALL WOOL PAPER MILL

Folt suitable for Blankets and
can be used to make warm gar
ments, 35c per Id. H. Rosen-
thai K Son. Box Sc. Waterville,
RN.gs
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NICE FEEDING PRESSED HAY Al
harm, SIS. delivered not over five miles
$50. also 2-Sc1ted covered top traverse
runner pnng With pole and thills. room
for another seat, $50. {. H. Nye No
Arson, II + u ,. Farmers Phone Sw4'
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#HH printed at f. II. Hussey's Biug-
h-H. ht work promptly finished AZ
H'tHaHalfa prices. Calendars made
srDm EH-f oHu INNS 8W3"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

Dir. Maurice Bracket Of Portland
spent the week end in town visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs. .. Il.
Bracket.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

hot school lunch which is being
|nged in the SkoWhegan schools
practical, common sense way of
b. It easier for bows and girls
! ra more important it builds up
ker bodies. The system cannot
i highly commended, neither can
Efforts Of The teachers, parents,
demonstration agent and school
who have made il pc tible in
Iag Of our institutions of learn
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

Carroll Viles left yesterday morn
ing to visit with his brother. RAJ
Niles in Woodfords.
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y EXTRA COOP corr SIRED n,

J,'5ries aad half brother to Cheerful
H#atf. \ fast colt with propeT train
AIse "a GOOD Watson sleigh.
it#es reasonable. Must be sold At
'a = an he seen At Joseph White
4Hta ssaN hogan. Farmers Phone
-'=aI' 4wlo*
oh1 STOVE WOOD IN JTNKs DE
"a ~ ,fsi' "HE hero i'm SkoWheEani
VS. Rufela corn PLANTER l. \. HON
slel Natar ST., Skowhegan. Far
"efs' IEaH" i1-14 2w10'
oNE Fly OF NINE HENS. r'HdRo-
+ BREED isvf IHsn Rrahma, headed bv
+ % eock"fe1 fuf Sa5. 5a. or headed nv a
T ."fk' zip" kest all round fowl On
iurldhptea coakereI s80o and > ight
] Rrahma faclterels. sam each Mrs
! y, }. Blaf. M North Ave. \. T.
Phone vi Skowhegan.. 1wloF
HORSE WEIGHING BETWEEN ZOO
/ 4hdi lgno lhS gopd driver or worker
kQf. Nil trade for SECOND hanh Ford
car Inquire OF Box SO. y. Y. Port
! lapds3 -. 1Ntas
COMPLETE not SEHoID FInNI-
/ TT RE, in first class condition. Inquire
at Is Maple st. VIII be at place of
s1le 1874 North Ave- Saturday and Mon
GAY afternoons until goods are sold
! Mrs. Laura Reauhrr TITO
NEW uACNETT ~ WITuAM SHIN
'iI = Machine rs inch saW and saw
ioHfer BARGAIN for cash clair
MasIrilan BoS all NaterYille. 2wlo
,g,,,,.,,,.,. $500. ,,...,.. ......Z
~, - '" f-''N fltuH ~ htbRtb
lt1 w '"HotteS' 9l'il I'm Pui
Yia5f'., ',tIH 81 per = pegS. i'foll-la
'i'''iN arm blhehan. 2Wlof
EGGS F0R MATCHING. HEAVY
,lS ing strain L. l. Reds and Barred
rocks L. eggs $l50 postpaid Lynne
w Greene. Iartlaud Il L u /. fWlu*
EDISON HOME pH0NoGRApn. II
aoua minute and \ two minute records.
500. one \Ibort clarinet r5sn and in5
-trnction book. so. set GneIvonedia ar
TeXtile work Seven volumes 500
Iynar ". Greene. IartIand r. e - /
fw1o+
I HAVE \ FEW MORE IO,nS IN,
GOOD hay T. l. Eanllard - Summer
81. SkoWhcuan. \. H. Phone 81
nulov
l-..---
isR. good condition. Win sell for xia5
including saw rig Also cream sonar
Infor No . GALLOWAY Andrew / Nc
iuniA SkoWheean r T. u B. BoN r.
2Wta*
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JEitSth 'o". FRESHsNS LAST OF
Haifh R'asnn Tor S'lllhs. snort OF
. nay. 2na l. fiafflnSioh NoffldGe-
Weeh X y :. 1Fl 2t-2a Nv luz
qt,o fuN,p5,a atvrS a, ~
,,ooG ,nndii in3'' 'I,',i,.s, n'e ,,,',i .,,,'.s
ana sc,.ar.i Mem ONES fn,,4 Mems
81 .ho,,, '.,,.si. ,a,,3. aa,,to, ,p,iIo.,
ana, 5,I'',;,, 1. 80. a.. ',1 ht
n,s s,n,as nm I,n,i,.,. di,I,,3 .nd
fii ~ 1,,,l',ri r,,i,, ,,,,'
,'5.. - ~ Itird - Nina g.
~, i,,.,,.., VI ''''''s' 80 '''l ~
nlIl FIN hOt til ltotk coo IL
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rEDIGREED nAnnED n0CI1s.

have been very fortunate 10 purchase
y pen of these famous birds direct
from Mr.. Parks and Shall hc pleased
to quote prices on eggs or day old
chicks on request However II he
hooNes youto order early Is The supply
viii not exceed the demand. uediprees
furnished If reansted :, Mr. Ethel In
d"rwood' North thesleM He Maine
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MAINE REGISTER. coMMo

spoken of as the Maine Year Book.
Complete business directory of The
state. 1920-21 edition. one copy
only. Sent postpaid. subject 10 ap-
pruval 5oc. independent Reporter
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HONEY. DARK nrcKwnEAT Ex-

rEAGTED postpaid within 4th postal
auus= 3 lbs. 3i-so. 10 lbs. S23G< Dis
euIa' an barge lots. Roscoe +. Nix
sou. i.uf T.. Dundee, New York. l4wls
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YARNS FOR KNITTING AND
rrocheting sweaters. soarfs. stockings
etc., in desired shades at mill prices
Samples sent. Colonial Yarn Co 554
Main St. Worcester, Mass. lGW3t
NILoPHoNE GOOD AS NEW. NICKEL
plated stand aud pipes, Inquire of
Nary T.. Stinchdeld, Skowhegan. Tele-
phone lii-3 or 1913. tf3
GUMMED TAPE IN RoLLs-WE
have for sale gummed paper tape. so
called, three inches wide in rolls CON
vcnent fer doing up packages for the
man or express and required by the
American Express Company for certain
containers. Price $1.05 per roll. indie
pendent Reporter co. tf36F
DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in SkoWhegan. Fred r. Cox,
Hanover ST, Town. ~ f.. Phone 1884,.
til
CRYSTAL HEADACHE POWDERS,
tnfallable remedy for your tired, aching
head Money refunded If you are not
satisfied. BY mail postpaid 25c. Holley's
Drug store, North Arson. tf5IF
CUsTOMED TAILORED SUITS AND
Overcoats. Zig drop in prices. Can
save you money. j.. NJ. Ames, Care of
L.. II. Morrill, 20 Court St, Skowhe-
gan. Tel. l41-2. tf50
BEING a LICENSED AGENT TO RE-
'ElNE orders for Nursery stock, will
ne pleased TO answer inquiries in re-
card to same Fairfield Williams,
Madison. 16w4I'
At \ BARGAIN. PAIR SPLENDID
5000 lb. work horses together with
double harness, whiffle trees. chains and
neck yoltes. Omer Beaulieu, Bush St
SNowhegan. ~ e. Tel. 114-22. tf47
BUILDING LOCATED At EAST MAD
lSoN Clover Muls) inquire of j. +
Eoderick. PHI North st. Skowhegan. tfiS
EIGHT TONS or GOOD LOOSE HAY
f25 delivered. =. G. White, Farmers
Phone 4-I8. II f ID 7. & tf4s
MARK YOUR LINEN WITH A RUIZ
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
indciinlo mixing pad. complete outfit by
maid Snc. Independents Reporter Co. tao
APPLE BAHRBLs--sKowH
Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE TIE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford ears that we have ever seen /
Price $3.50. Il. Il. Parsons, Skowhe- F
gan. tf4il I
GOOD PALE HEAVY HORSES ABOUT
5000 lbs Wei matched and extra +
nice work ing team. Henry ii. Reed /
East Madison, =. o. address, Skowhe-
gan Il L y 4. tao
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $23.00. will sell for |
$l1. Mrs L. NJ. Sanborn, 123 Water
street. Skowhegan. Tel. % Il. tf3Scon
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. q ROOMS
and bath electric lights, large level t
lot Il. T. Patten Skowhegan. tf29 /
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iSlt. good condition. VIII sell for %125
including saw rig. Also cream seuar-
ufor 80. . Galloway. Andrew /. Ne
iunia SkoWheean L L y 3. Box T..
lbs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

Williqqpl Simpson Of Oakland visited
lis mother. Mrs. Emma Sflns1TF'' IN n
Tuesday night .,j.,.
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condition. run 5000 miles only. Musl
sell quick. Mrs. Edward Savers. 11G|
North street SHOW hogan. Telephone
1911 or 231-3. trp
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ear in good running condition. over
hauled last spring. Equipped with
shock absorbcrs, demountahle rims
FIVE good tires and neW radiator
Price $125. Cash =. l.. Golf, bingham
Farmers Tel. S-2-10. iW1s
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ONE BELLE CITY INttHaqnu.
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In our mention OF the proposed
Spinning Mil plant the dimensions
of The mil were noticeably in error.
The building Will he S1X220 feet.
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J,iries and "a half brother to Cheerful
Hatii. \ fast colt With propdF train
.l# AIso "a GOOD Watson sleigh.
eS reasonable. Must be sold 1T
tn =. can ba soon al Iospph White
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-u-8lU twins
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tnfallable remedy for your tired, aching
head Money refunded If you are not
satisfied BE mail postpaid CSC Holleys
Drug Store, North Arson. tf5IF
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s04 Hlhut" ard two minute records.
so. pne Nlhert clarinet, ease and in
strneti"n hook, $50. set encyclopedia of
TeNtile work. Seven volumes $50.
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HAIR
GOODS

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Switches and transforWat#Hne #.4d4
from combings Al Mis- TaVn.# ssua
lG. J. =. Merrill Block. SiaaH, $3.50. fl5