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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-11

PAsTURING FOR II HEAD OF
stock or more, IS season. ray Ill
advance. Spring watercd. The Levi
Weston Farm on Russell Road. J. II.
Wheeler. 2wl9'
BEES WANTED-WOULD LIKE TO
hear from bee keeper who would like
to place several hives of bees in my
thousand tree orchard. Luther Elliott
SkowheEan, r. +. ID. 6. Phone Far
mcrs' Canaan So. tfl9F
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. CEN
TRALbY located. X. Y. H., care of
INSTRUMENTATION CO. tfl9F
WANTED a GOOD HOME FOR COL
lie. Good COW dog. Three years
old. $40. +. Q. b. Monmouth. Geo.
THE NEW DISCOVERY. Dis.
White has discovered something that
viii positively grow hair on a bald
head If it does not grow your hair
1t costs YOU nothing. 1t will also clean
off dandruff and stop your hair from
coming out. DR.. White, Skowhegan.
2w19"
CATHOLICS WISHING TO MARRY,
wanting introductions. Booklet free.
Write Catholic Correspondence club,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1w19'
WE DO WELDING, BRAZING AND
cutting. All work guaranteed for 80
days. White Welding Co. Farmers
Phone 44-4. n. T. Phone 229-11.
tits
CHILDREN WANTED TO BOARD
on farm. Reasonable prices. Address
Miss LESSEE Holmes, North Arson.
RED No /. 4w1S*
HAVE THE CARBON BURNED
from your car. Price 35c per cylinder.
White Welding Co. Both phones
tits
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED AND
regrounded. White Welding Co. Both
phones. tits
HAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE
into rugs by the Novelty Rug Co. 20
Lancaster St. Portland. No local agent.
send for price list Il. Swiss
PAIR OF WORK HORSES WANTED
Tor their keeping during the summer
months. Good home. G. II. Blaisdell,
Norridgewock 3wlSF
HATS Chamberlain AND
straw Hats Cleaned. Blocked and
'Bleached equal to new. Hat bands put
on WINE you wait. Peter Leakos Shoe
shining, Hat Cleaning Parlor. Water
ST. near R.R. Station. Skowhegan, Me.
tits
HALT-DoNT THROW AWAY THAT
pail or dish. Mend it with Mendets, a
patented patch that mends all leaks in
stantly without heat solder or rivot.
SEND V"e ehne Tor a oo&, Tee Arol4
supp - -i'--.. =. =. T. c. 70.
s. - 800 50. 4 4
cr's4 So. sAo,.h--aA. AIS
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ONE TON FORD CHASSIS
in good condition. Also one
Ford roadster in running con-
dition. Gerald G. Marble,
Skowhegan. TIA

FOLDING TRIPOD FOR PHOTO
CAMERA. Would cost new, $500
perfect condition, will sell for $200
If ordered sent by mail add Csc to the
above for postage and packing. r. r.
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.
Sw14s
THOROUGHBRED PARTRIDGE Fly
MOUTH Rock HESS l.r l4atclA-e, slr.c
ee9-.-. l'il- Iri2- winner az Bar b.
la-t s.-4 ul-rY 64.gEr. --sa-. acc
1ol = ~4s5. atou.- ~ "a ....-lI Do 70.
lVG .ut > G4.Nl-,-. NlA.4-.D. r.L-----leI 49,
Vi oDstoc 49,, Bangor 4-----a. eW-4
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Wanted-To 3D.
Adds under this head free I.
s Subscribers.

I iii, Il j
r CREAM TANK N coon C0,Df.
Il. h.. Lord, Il. f. u. No. J, %
Slto~hegan. y
4 SECOND HAND Trunk
LiaHie--N. Swain, 70 Summer st.
ONE HORSE FARM WAGON
one Morse spring tooth harrow
he in first class condition
Hunnewell. Scion. F|
WOULD LIKE no HEAR
someone having small farm llfat y
hogan to sell. Give pariiegla1
first letter. c. Mechanics, JACK,
AN AUTOGRtPIiIC CASH =
TER. Second hand. Somersel
chine Go. Tel. Gil u
WANTED Az ENPEnlEy
waitress. Main street Gaze W. Va
MAN ON FARM. WILL PA
month. George Nashbaln M
RID No. >. Farmers phone 80
ridgewock Exchange.
BANTAM EGGS ron Htf9i
state variety and price Mrs.
+. Baker, Box %. Bingham
AROTT 20 GALLONS OF b.
skim milk or butter milk eaoa
two lots of 10 gal each df,hpp
Bingham. state price. prop " n
Farms, Bingham.
MAINE $40 SEED OATS, ONE y
potato spraycr in good repa"'
lace A. Weston. Madison. II
ONE HUNDRED FEET DRY ~
ash, boards. Ernest b. bus"ei4
Ansop.
SHAG CATS AND kif'fENs-
colors and sex i'm trst le,I'l
weeks old and over -
York's Kennel. IL pleasant ~ IA
land,
LIVE PoULTRY-W RITE ~
letter, kind and number wa
Harry Cohen, Skowhesa"
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR SV p1s
nonitrv Harry Nelson, ~ N
st. N. Il. phone 49,
-. SMALL FARM or A M.lI
LACE place, preferably III .,is
Vicinity of Skow hogan. Leslis
tin, Athens, RID NO
A COPY or ROBERT FEh Soad
poems. State price ana indsped
Frank n. Howard. care
Reporter Co.
TEN ONE YEAR OLD lister
hens and a r. J. lt ,, I've Ave.
Cleveland, 1888 Madison ~ II
Phone, 1912. "a
BoATs, TWO SECOND Ives ives
boats. George b. ran
hogan. Telephone 2'l-S'
TENS, all ages and coiofS' l.
what you have for sa le u
fietdTe Grove 81" Aue "a,
HxSsoN's HISTORY :, or &C.
Bloomfield, NorridgeWoc i've dess1
If you have q volume -ss1--o..L
and prize O. se..- O. 'f'
fat.,2. ----,
EAg.o I. 81
=. CO. G. C. = =,
t4.--l t. =.
l.. =. P-.te-. 49," -'-
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Boats Not SO High

The management of the Carry Pond
Camps informs us that rumor has
been in circulation that So a day was
asked for the use OF boats at the
camps. This is erroneous as the
daily charge for boats is only 75c.
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COTTAGE Ann nnAr AYR NOR1

COTTAGE AND BOAT At NORTH
Pond. S. NJ. Curtis, Bush St, Town.
Phone 11f-12. 2wl9
SHOE REPAIR SHOP OF THE LATE
{. |. Eldridge. Pittsfeld. Party rent
ing, must purchase machinery aud TOOLS,
Great opening for the right party.
Write Mrs. c. l. Eldridge. P1ttsneld
Evils
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. MRS.
j. c. Corsou, 40 Heselton st. Skowhe-
gan, N. Z. Tel. 1911. ttlS
VACUUM CLEANER FOR RENT.
Terms. 81 day, zoe extra If delivered
and called for Mrs. Alice NJ. Dow, 80
Mcclellan street. Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone ASIA. 5wl8F
heated and electric lighted. Mrs. EN-
ma Frost, Bush St. Skowhegan n. h.
Phone HIS. tf17
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Vote For NJ st, Ledger for High
Sheriff. He will give you good clean
administration. 4w19
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Everybody US Column
FENCING, CEDAR RAILS AND POSTS

FENCING, CEDAR RAILS AND POSTS
also some cedar bean poles. orders
may be left at Southsde Grocery store.
Jos. Boiler, Skowhegan, X. +. D. No.
), Telephone 163-12. 4wl7s
POTATO sPRAYER, DOUBLE AC-
ton. pump, 100 gallon capacity in good
condition. Matthew Thompson, Skow-
hogan RID No. 2. 4w17'
FORD TOURING CAR. 1917 MODEL
in good condition. or would exchange
for cows, Ralph Bowman, Skowhegan
r. +. ID. No. 2. tf17
MATCHING EGGs-H I. WHITES.
single comb. 81 for Is. Fancy strain
heavy, layers. Ralph E. Hamlin, Nor
thern Ave. Gardiner Tel. 20S-&
RAsPBERRIES-CTT KING
and St Regis. SO for 100. Grand View
Fruit Farm. Winthrop, Me. 4wl7'
FIVE PASSENGER REQ TOURING
car. Am going away and Will make
very low price. May ne seen ~
Peoples Garage, Skowhegan. 4wl7'
LOOSE HAY. HERBERT y. PRATT,
Skowhegan r. f. D. No. :, Canaan road.
Farmers Phone ia. 4wl7
ONE EIGHT CAN CREAM TANK.
VIII sell at good trade as l don't
need it, Refrigerator at one end. Ed
gar Whittier. Farmers Phone 21-l1.
Skowhegan r. f, d. No. !. 4wl7
SPECIFIED SUSSEX, KING ~ ALL
poultrydom Eggs for Matching, from
High Class Exhibition and bred to lay
stock. Is for $500 by parcel post pre-
paid. Poor hatch duplicated at half
price. George l.. Cleveland, SkoWhe-
gan. 4Wlb+
FARM $50 ACRES on STATE ROAD
five miles from station. 40 acres in
field, balance in pasture and wood
land. cuts 40 tons hay spring watered
pasture for twenty head Lots hard
wood, owner estimates 10np cords
pulp, 100 cords birch. lots Of apple
trees. ] 1-2 story brick house for two
families, running spring water in all
the buildings. Two barns in good re-
pair two horse forks, silo. stable 26
80, maple shade, borders on river. For
quick sale will include one pair horses,
two cows, farming tools, all for only
$500, half down balance on time. For
further information telephone or write
u. IL Whitcomb, Pennington Me.
State Farm Agency. 3w17
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INNERTUBE (USED), 33x4R, PRICE
$1.00. Also pair tire chains (used) same
size price $1.50. 25c extra for packing
and postage on either of the above if
sent by mail. r. T. Patten. tf12
GOOD WORK HORSE, EIGHT YEARS
old, also Kerosene engine, good as new.
a light piano box buggy; and three
registered bun calves, Sophie-Tormen-
tor, Hood Farm strain. Perley f. Wi
thee. r. +. ID. No. 4. Skowhegan. Both
telephones. it'll
MATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. IOWA
Light Brahmas and u. r. Fishel White
Rock strains. 81 per sitting. Mrs.
4. j. Blair, Skowhegan, Me-, N. p.
phone, 251-2. It'll.
RABBITS. NEW ZEALAND REDS;
American Blues; Imp. spotted Giants:
Belgian hares all pedigreed stock. S.
T. Baker. Scion. 12wlO
a SECOND HAND II. & r.. CHECK
protector, SIS. Probably the best de-
vice for this purpose ever brought out.
A bargain. independently Reporter Co.
tito
FnNsEY-sEVERAL REGISTER
ED bull calves by our herd sire Up
lands Ultra Lad 5S2S9. a bull of eX-
cellent type bred at the noted Upland
Farms, Ipswich, Mass. and backed by
long line of high producing animals.
his three nearest udHS nave yearly
officials records averaging 619 lbs. but
ter fat His half sisters are making
big a. r. records. Upland's Goodness
recently finished class f. +. (hrst
calD record of 652.20 lbs. fat. Up
lands Pretoria class T., (hrst cal)
record of 69435 lbs. fat. Upland's
Bijou Lass n class ID record of 656.78
lbs fat. Another will finish at well
over 700 lbs, in class A. The calves
offered are thrifty, well grown animals.
Some soon ready for light service.
Prices very low. Ledgewood Farm,
IT. j.. Salley & Son. Madison. 13w10
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
VIII do very good work. Carl Curtis,
Skowhegan. tf9cond.
BULLETIN BOARD-VERY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display, for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 to
build; will sell for $500. r. r.. Patten.
A. tf6
THE INDEPENDENT-REP
Rocklaad 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 certa in
containers. Price Sl.05 per ROLL Indc-
pendent-Repofter Co. tf3GF
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sTRANBERRY, RASPBERRY,
Blackberry Plants. Gladoli
and Dahlia bulbs. e. w. Fur
bush. Greene. Me. 8w14s
SINGLE COMB WHITE 0RPING-
TON cockerel. Price. $500. An eX-
cellent breeding bird from the Foy
strain. Also few Iowa Light Brahma
hens Matching eggs from the well
known Foy Farm in Iowa of the Light
Brahma breed and White Plymouth
Rock breeds of the u. K. Fischel strain
Of Indiana. $500 per setting. Mrs. a.
j. Blair, Skowhegan, Me. 6w14F
MATCHING EGGs-PARTRTDGE
and Barred Rocks, II. c. An
conas, $3.50 per setting of Is. Four
teen prizes on Is entries Skowhegan
last fall. George a. Innes. 50 Win
ter St, Skowhegan. tfl3
A 1919 NEWSPAPER ANNUAL AND
Directory. Cost new $500. Win sell
postpaid for $500 Independent.Re
porter Co. tf13
SET OF FOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEELS
artillery style, 33X1h NOT demount-
able rims. Formerly used on Franklin
car. Price, $500 r. T. Patten. tf12
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MACHINERY. NEW Al

MACHINERY. NEW AND
second hand for saw mills and
wood working plants. Whether
1t is steam boiler engine, vat
erwheel or anything else you may
need, we can furnish it. Somer.
set Machine Co, Cor. Hathaway
and Mechanic SITS, Skowhegan.
tfh
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SIMPLICITY GASOLINE. KER-
OSENIs Engines, " to 15 III. p.
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
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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 LOS per roll. Indc-
Co. tf3GF
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ONE HORSE FARM WAGON
one Morse spring tooth harrow
he in first class condition. A
Hunnewell, Scion. Nv
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Barrons English heavy winter laying
strain. SIS per 100 postpaid Safe. ar
rival of dGft count paid for guaranteed.
Circular free June chicks at reduced
prices F. 8. Winslow. Freeport
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/ I'D, Il 4
CREAM TANK N coon C0,01
II. y, Lord, X. f. u. No. D. "
wftegan.
4 SECOND HAND TRtA NIX.
LizHie--N. Swain, 20 Summer st. 4
5sl
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old, also kerosene engine, good as new,
a light piano box buggy; and three
registered bun calves, Sophie-Tormen-
tor, Hood Farm strain. Perley f. Wi
thee. r. +. ID. No. 4. Skowhegan. Both
telephones. It'll
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AN UPRIGHT PIANO AT A BAR
iAIN 80 Summer St, Skowhegan.
tf14
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AN AUTOGRNPiiIC CASH ~
TER. Second hand. SomerseI
chine 60. Tel. Gil. wy
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Blackberry Plants. Gladioli
and Dahlia bulbs. e. w. Fur
bush Greene, Me. 8W14s
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WANTED - AZ EAPth'hI
waitress. Main street Gaze ~
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MATCHING
LAMBERT GASOLINE EN- :


INNERTUBE 1UsED), 33x4K, PRICE
$1.00. Also pair tire chains (used) same
size price $1.50. 25c extra for packing
and postage on either of the above if
sent by mail. r. II. Patten. tf12
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HORSE FOR SALE, SEVEN YEARS
old. good driver and worker. Weight
1900. George Shoddy, 80 oak street,
Skowhegan. 6w15'
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WOULD LIKE no BEAR

someone having small farm near J
hogan to sell. Give parllella'
first letter. {. McDaniels, JACK.
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Farming tools and Some stock incIpd-
ed If desired. Would consider TERMS
j. w Russell, Skowhegan r + y g..
Farmers Phone 6-11-t0. 4w16F
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mATCnING EGGS FoR SALE. IOWA

Light Brahmas and U. r. Fishel White
Rock strains. 81 per sitting. Mrs.
\. j. Blair, Skowhegan, Me, n. f..
phone, 254-2. It'll.
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PuREBRED BARRED WHITE Ply

MOUTH Rock Matching eggs from
heavy laying, vigorous stock. 81 per
setting or So per hundred Tel. 1871
w. Pine Cone Dairy Watervile. RED
No. 40 Swl5N
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MATCHING EGGS FROM Brown
Fighting Reds, guaranteed game stock
Beautiful birds, Is for $500. r. ~
Laney, e. Maple street, Skowhegan'
n. e. Phone 1851. AVIS
MAXWELL CAR IN GOOD RUNNING
condition. Will sell ct%ap for cash.
Also two mich cows and heifer. G. W.
Brooks, Box 352, Skowhegan. ~ II.
Phone 1922. 4Wlb+
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American Blues; Imp. spotted Giants;
Belgian hares all pedigreed stock. S.
r. Baker. Scion. 12Wl0
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Miscellaneous

PAsTURING FOR II HEAD OF
stock or more, IS a season. Pay in
advance. Spring Watercd. The Levi
Weston Farm on Russell Road j. II.
Wheeler. 2Wl9"
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4 SECOND HAND II. & f.. CHECK
protector, SIS. Probably the best de-
vice for this purpose ever brought out.
A bargain. Independence Reporter Co.
tito
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MAN ON FARM. WILL PAY
month. George Nashblln Nv
RID No. >. Farmers phone Il
ridgewock Exchange.
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Advertisements in these columns not tn 49,.
lines inserted once fsf zSc. four tImes IA, =.
with order. Each additional line &c. i, ..
lines. reckon average Of words. st,sN ~
If not paid in advaaeat 1oc additional !. ~
.++++++%+++++<4se ++++++*++......s
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BOTTLES) most new. $15.OO; one horse
cart with extra front axle with pole,
So; Sharples cream separator, $2; two
seated wagon gear suitable for express
wagon, $40; one oliver side hill ploW.
T. e. Christopher. Norridgewock
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WANTED SHOES TO nEPHR-(
us your repairing by parcel post
win be returned to you in u
c. o. d. Guss Pooler & Son. Sh
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MATCHING EGGS punEBRED FER

RIS Leghorns, laying record, e hons
55S eggs in 81 days. s1.25 per - eggs
or Sc per hundred Anconas straight
from Sheppards last year, Laying
record, $40 eggs from u hens in 81
days, $3.50 per Is eggs or 81 per hun
dred. Fred Ford, Wnterport. 8w16+
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A FARN, FoUR HEAVY HORSE

= FNHY, FUUH HENF - '"IEsT3''
win sell double or single. Also farm
ing tools. Call and look them over.
Lyford and Hosea Beane, The Forks,
Tel. 4-1-11. Swl6'
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pOuItrydOm EEES Tor IatCHIng, from
High Class Exhibition and bred to lay
stock. Is for $500 by parcel post pre-
paid. Poor hatch duplicated at half
price. George l.. Cleveland. Skowhe-
gan. 4W16f
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per dozen, containing at least eight va
rieties to the dozen. Mrs II. l.. stevens.
1872 LIMERICK St. Rockland, Me. Box
| 23I. 2w19t
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enLAND TOURING CAR, MODEL

75B five passenger thoroughly over
hauled, new piston rings, new timing
gears, new top, motor-meter, Kelley
Springfield tires on the rear, used very
little, one spare tire. power pump, clock
on dash This car is in Al condition
and l will sell it al a bargain \. K.
JeWett, SkoWhegan. 2Wl9
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he. :. s nn-.C H1EI..4 COM
ma 81 DaIe Ita.4-A5 =. C,nr otc Az
frame AiyS1 a. as. lcl c~i~-., j IS
fellow bros. iIal4oweIl 5W1I'
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STEMS, two cows and two heifers
G. Fox, 10 FairView avenue. tile
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Rocklaad Courier Gazette, Madison Bull
letin. Portland Press Herald daily
and Houlton Times are for sale by the
Ames Novelty News Company. tf6F
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,RED JERSEY BULL. POGER

10 months old. solid color, black tongue
and switch. A good one. VIII eX-
change for horse, pigs or steers. II e.
Hall, Skowhsgan RED No. 7. Farmers
Phone lis. 1W19
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SAVE YOUR BUnDINGs-Pt

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
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BuTTONHoLEs WORKED :,

ments a specially. Mrs I'm, MADE 3
Alder street, Skowheean ''A / Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
VETERAN CAMP
IS ORGANIZED
Temporary Name Is to Be
Changed to That of Some Dis
tinguished Spanish-Amer-
lean Soldier.

A camp Of Spanlsh-Amerlcan war vet
Grams was organized at the armory on
Friday night, with twenty charter mem.
bers and from now on, regular meet
lngs viii be held once . month
The camp win be known as Ardmore
Camp no. for the present but Will
be changed later to comply with the
custom of naming each camp after some
distinguished soldier OF the Spanish
American war
There are many more veterans in Car
ter county than have been enrolled and
the officers are getting in communca-
ton with each one as rapidly as pos
sble and having them come into the
organization.
che following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year
Camp commander. W. VI. uutchin-
son; Sr vice, O. NJ Smith; Junior vice.
John Grffis; adjutant, Lamont .Ryars;
quartermaster. H. -. McColum: officer
Of the day O. A. Shumate; officer of
guard, K. a. Howard.
There are several appcintiye officers
TO be appointed by the camp commander
but the selection has not been made at
this time.
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BOYD RETURNS FROM
VISIT TO I'LL WIFE

Homer EuyI who has been on q SIX
weeks tip through Texas returned to
Arduuro saturday and stated that
thcrc wIs r1 place like home, even
though hr did sce some very interest.
Hg Things
Nlr Boyd spent the greater part OF the
tmr iu Amarillo aud Tula Texas.
While u TuIm ho WIS with Mrs. Boyd.
who hu. h..u There Cor SOME time be-.
,usc ot m.lur health Mr Boyd said
That hls W.i, was greatly improved and
that he expected that she would be
ublc Co como back to Ardmorc within
the near future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
IlcCL0UD REPRESENTS
PTITSBURG GLASS co.

j.. g.. McCloud Of oklahoma City has
l,u appointed representative Of the
Pittsburgh Glass company in Southern
Oklahoma. with headquarters in Ard.
more and arrived here last week TO op-
an his office.
This is the first cXvtonsion Of the
company in the state. 1t is said. and
lr McCluud Is being sent here because
81 the amount OF patronage his com
uany has been receiving from this sec.
ton Contractors here are pleased
with thc action of the company, since
it w4ll enable them TO get better serv-
ue iu ordering their supplies, IL is
said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Teachers Sue Out
MandamuS Writ to
Obtain Approvals

Sait was filed in district court Sat
urday by G. S. Watson and Mrs. c. 5.
Watson, asking ,hat the county super
intendent Kate Gait zaneis, be served
with "a writ of mandamus compelling
her 20 approve contracts entered into
between plaintiffs and the school board
o. school district 73
Petitioners set forth that they we're
employed by the school beard to teach
,he school Zoo that district, one to re-
coyo S22-.00 aud The other $l12.5O per
month and th1t The county supcrintend-
cut had sailed and refused to approve
tnr contracts entered into between the
school board and plaintiffs. i'rctt and
Hrett are attorneys for plaintiffs in
tus action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26

work. and to that end win be assisted
by many interests that have lain dor
mant so far.
In All there are seventeen clubs, or
ganized in the county. and the program
mapped out for the coming year is
one to embrace every rural community
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
Doubts Isles Disappearance

SANTIAGO. Chic-Thr chilean an.
horlUcs charactcr4c as Eroundloss the
report REGARDING the disappearance ot
Faster island They Sty the fact that
uu answer las been received from that
place to wireless calls IS not surpris.
mg us there is no wireless station on
Ubv island.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-26
FACTORY CLUB WILL
HOLD SERIES MEETS

Th. Factory club Of the chamber Of
commerce will hold series Of programs
90. thr civic clubs during the coming
month when tho Buy in Ardmore cam
ulgn VIII De furthered.
On wednesday thc club will have
charge rf the Rotary program, and ON
i1 following week the Lions club and
ou the next week the klwauis club.