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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-03
Help Wanted
\ MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO HELP

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO HELP
" e llh n"uS"Work in family of two on "A
II, nv ,W" Who would prefer "A home
feaih'r than high wages. VIII pay
ialr "'trN Must have some cxperi-
~ - WIN" 10 y. r. Pitts6eld. 4 I.
= T. 2w3tF
CHoRE NAN. MIDDLE AGE
"eiet''a' al the Skowhegan House
2wf31
TABLE GiRL WANTED At GRAX,s
,,a' SCION Maine j. II Gray.
WAITED LIVE MAN AND WIFE
~ "'n'se iarm Must be capab BILE
MIN S'HrE' poultry. garden. able TO
minute help, and set results. Also
TWO slhEl" men. eood mixers. for
genera farm Work wildwood Farm.
u '''o ""'"e 4w31'
WANT TO uIRE MAN WITH
Iean' 10 cut the hay on my farm. ona
L. arlington, Nortidgewock r + d .
2w31F
EsRN WEEKLY INCOME AD-
DRESSING envelopes al home in snare
tune; elther sex, young or old Full
Mass ,on.'
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"Smlln' Thru" Unusual Production

The patrons of Lakewood Theatre
are receiving unusual entertainment
this week in witnessing the presen-
tation of the unusual play "Smilin'
Thru" 1t is one of The finest pro-
auctions, If not the best ever staged
at Lakewood. In the opening pro
logue Miss Laura Carpenter OF Madi-
son and Miss Eula Guy appear as the
eMother of the Boy" and the Mother
of the Girl" with Robert Hudson as
John Cartaret seen through the case
ment window. II is like opening an
old daugefcotype to see Miss Carpen-
ter and Miss Guy in the same mid
Victorian dresses which were worn in
the motion picture adaptation. Many
are familiar with the story-how
John Cartarct robbed by an assassin's
bullet, in his early youth, of the girl
who was to have been his bride, cher
ishes his bitterness through the years.
His radiant young niece tMarVee
Snow and the manly young son
tKenneth thompson of the erazed
murdeyer I fall deeply in love. He
keetiS them ,abartf and as the bitter
ness. in his heart grows deeper, the
sweetheart of his youth who has been
with him in spirit, cannot come. one
thing alone redeeming love-=can
make this possible. 1t Is needless to
say largely through the efforts of Dir.
Owen Harding Orchard Thornton)
and the love John Cartaret bears for
his niece, that his forgiveness is IL
nally given, there in the rose garden,
tTn ui
of his Younger days. But he rises
once more in the Hush of early man
hood from the small table where his
mortal form remains and the spirit
girl in her bridal rainment stands
with him. at is wonderful he says,
And to think there are some who
are afraid of death"
"Somo poor dears are afraid re-
plies the girl. "They would go smil-
ing through the years If they knew
what awaited them--at the end of the
road"
And thus the story is told. the old.
old love tale made realistic by old
time costumes and quaint words when
girls were shy and men were gallant.
Marvee Snow plays the unusual dual
role Of the leading lady and the spirit
girl as we'll NICHOLAS JOY 10 the as
sassin and Eda lIeinemann plays the
part of the faithful maid who served
her master until the end. The story Is
an appealing one. due chiefly to its
strength and the grace, beauty and
artistry of the players. Several others
appear in minor roles, including w. r..
Watts, as the rejected sutton.
Special lighting effects were OBJ
tanned for the presentation at great
additional expense and the stage set
tings are exceptionally attractive.
Special music is rendered during the
action Of the play by Miss Virginia
Ames, violinist and Mrs. Herbert
Oddly, pianist.
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70 Let

ROoM TO LET-NRS. NELLIE
Clifford, - Willow 81. Show u'ean tf3I
DOWN STAIRS FRONT ROOM.
furnished. With or without meals.
Must be reliable party tuuutre AT
North Avenue. across from Posi- oniee.
FIRNISHED HOUSE no LET IN
tn country about one half Wile from
seashurc. Terms reasonable Please
write for particulars. Mrs. Lizzie NJ,
beeriug, Cundys Harbor Maine. Sw27'
COTTAGE FOR RENT BV DAY or
week. Known as the james Mathews
eottlgc. Satisfactory term. j. IL. Eean,
The Forks. tf3f
DOWNSTAIRS RENT. INQUIRE OF
Wesley l.. Watson. 81 North Avenue,
skoWhcEau. ira
TWO SUMNER COTTAGES. ALSO
ialm buildings pleasantly located Fine
view of Mountains, near pond and
streams Good fishing and hunting in
Us seasons. For further particulars
lnqnire of Z. G. Hayden & Son. Abbot.
fho"" "i-ll Guilford. ties
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As TO ADVERTISING

II you are in business or follow
ing a profession. careful thought will
show that you arr 80 situated or so
equipped as 10 serve quite number
of people better than any one else
If you have abilities like Wanama-
ler, Flcnc or Henry Ford this mum
her win be very large and you VIII
be very successful If Your abili-
ties are limited, or if you lack the
pep and energy 10 make use OF them
the number whom YOU are pre-emin-
emily fitted To serve viii he small, and
your success III LIE will be CORES
pondingly moderate. If the number
is small enough you are doomed 10
failure so far rs an enterprise OF
your own is concerned. II this is
the case you ought to discover il as
quickly as possible, and market what
abilities you have To some one else.
You may be available and useful as
an employee il mol fitted by nature
and temperament for the management
of a business Of your own.
No matter how many people you
are fitted to serve you will not get
very far unless YOU let them know
about it. This is where advertising
comes in to the mutual advantage of
everybody concerned. If you can
serve any considerable number of
people better than any one else IL is
to their advantage as well as yours
that they should know about II. This
thought should be prominent in your
mind when You consider the subject
of advertising. Don't look upon it
as a means of getting some business
which would otherwise go to your
competitor, although incidentally this
may sometimes be the result. II
advertising, however, can do no more
than divert n certain. amount of pa
tronage from one store or factory
10 another. it would he a very use
less activity, and ought to be sup
pressed by law As matter of
fact it instructs the buyer or the man
in need of services where his needs
can be best met. and thus performs
a very useful function in the eeono-
my and progress of the world. A
merchant or manufacturer should
take no great pride in stealing away
patronage from place where It's
needs are already being excellently
served On the other hand, anyone
may take great pleasure and pride
in making known their ability to
serve patrons better than they have
been previously furnished.
No business is big enough or pros
porous enough but what it's prosperi-
ty could be increased by advertising,
and no business is too small or too
hopeless to be improved or rescued
by a judicious advertising campaign.
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Hartland Grange

After few weeks vacation through
the busy season liartland Grange met
again Saturday evening with a goodly
number present After the business
was disposed of the worthy secretary
presented a fine program OF reading,
recitations and stories. 1t was sug-
gested that az members try and
bring something to help out during
the lecturers hour. We hope the pa
irons will remember there will be a
meeting every Saturday evening from
now on. and let us try and not miss
one of the good times we are sure te
have
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Positions Wanted

WANTED -ENPERIENCED PIT AG-
T1GAL nurse wants position to care
for sick nerson or would take position
as honsckeeper in home Of Widower
with children. Address +. Is. SkoXhc-
gan Gen. Del. Care +. r.. Iitts.
2W31F
PREFERABLY N SKOWHEGAN As
typist and stcnographer. Am graduate
of Commercial Course, SkoN hogan
High SCHOOL, BOX A. Skowheean.
2W30F
WORK or Any KIND, ANYWHERE.
Everett stevens, u Cfu.s 81, SkoWhe-
gan. ~ =
COMPETENT NURSE WISHES
eases Of any kind. For further par
ticulars call NorridgeWock Ia. Farm
ers' Phone. 2W3nf
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free 50 sUs
Subscribers.

AN ADDING MACHINE. EXPECT
to pay from $500 10 S1n.uo tor il. Ralph
{. Dexter, New Portland Maine
An ADDING MACHINE. ENpEGT
to pay from $500 to s1o00 FOR II +. ..
Dunlap North New Portland. tW51f
SADDLE HORSE. BLtCk AND
WHITE, four or five years old. Must
weigh at least $50 lbs. sound and kind.
Maybelle Howard. y y. Portland.
Farmers Phone ia. 4w3lF
A Used HOOVER POTATO DIGGER
in good shape. Luther II, Elliott Il.
+ d 6. SlloWhegan. Farmer phone
- Canaan Exchange. tf3lF
4 FRENCH hull DOG NOT OVER
months old A II. Shoppc, Pheasant
Pond, Maine. tf3l
RowBOAT OARS. WRITE BON 3Gs,
SkoWhegan or telephone On. FL l59-l4.
2W3oF
A 80 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD
buildings and orchard. Jos. Laloint,
- Center Street, Skowhegan, tf2St
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. AL
kinds. Drop me a card stating mum
Der. VIII 20 anywhere. Harry Nell
son, N. e. Phone 126-22 SkoWhegan.
tf27
LIVE POULTRY-wRITE IN FIRST
letter, kind and number you have.
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. tfl}eon.
A cory or ROBERT FERGUSoN's
poems State price and condition.
Frank n. Howard. Care Independents
Reporter Co.
BOATs. TWO SECOND HAND ROW
boats. George b Fairerieves. Skow-
hogan. Telephone 27l-3. tf12f
HANS0N'S HISTORY OF CANAAN,
Bloomfield, Norridgcwock. etc. wanted
Ii you have "A volume give description
and price or send on approval. r.
patten. tf4F
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Card OF Thanks

We want to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympa-
thy during our Mothers last illness
and for their floral tributes to her
memory, also her Grange at East
Madison.
Willis G. Hobart,
George w. Hobart aud family.
Skowhegan, Me, August 3, 1922.
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II YOU wish to buy any kind of ma
ohinery or farm implements, zoe
ad in the Everybody's Column of the
Indepndent- Reporter will enable you
to get what you wish for.
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No. New Portland High School Re-
union

All graduates, students, teachers
and their families are invited to the
annual picnic of the North New Port
land high school at Mitchell cottage,
Yake Embden, Wednesday, August %.
1922. Sports during afternoon. Pub
lie supper at Music Hall, n. n. Port
land at $50, followed by program
and grand ball Good music
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SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.

SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
VIII do very good work Carl curtis
SkoWhegan. i3eohd.
BULLETIN B0ARD-VERY NEAT
and substantial construction. just the
thing for sidewalk display FOR retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost sb.ee TO
build: will sell for $1.75. L. + i'atlen.
MARK YOUR LINEN WITH nun
BIER printing stamp. Your mann anu
indelible linking pad. complete outh. ny
mail soc. independent Reporter 60. li40
APPLE DARRELS-sKOW An
Farmers Union. tfiz
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price S2250. +. e. Parsons, Skowhe-
gan. III
HAVE NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $2300. Will sell for
S11. Mrs. L. NJ. Sanborn, l23 Water
Str Get, Skowhegan. Tel. rs a. tt5scon
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. q ROOMS
and bath, electric lights, largo ieHel
lot X. r. Patten. Skowhegan tf29
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TAYL0R'S THEATRE
NORTH NEW PORTLAND
Saturday Eyeninp- July %

THE KENTUCKIANS"
With
MONTE BLUE
A story of the Blue Ridge Mountains
of Virgian and the Blue Grass
State of Kentucky
A Remarkable, Beautiful Picture
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WELDING MANY MANU-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FARMERs-I.ET is WELL

your broken castings Of Al
kinds as good as new. Somerl
set Machine CO., Skowhegad
n. T.. Tel. 6i-4. if2S
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Lost and Found

WuITE PANAMA UNT OK THE
main streets Of SEoWh"Ttu. j4s 30
Finder please leave same 900 IHdeue8-
dent Reporter Office on SEass I#es y
postoticc, Il, a. Bagrctt r
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4 GIRL OR WOMAN Fon
''E''s''''l''s''s-'e'Es''si+*%%*+@$..
E'''s''''''i''l''I''s'' 'I':.'ss..ss..ss.,4s..

MAN RY MONTH, ALSO M,
hay ING. Harry NJ Cullen Sbau,l
RED No. >. Telephone e59.3 ~
not SEX EEPER WANTrn
farm near town in family If dD. u
tie capable to take care ~ ~, ~
and good cook Write Ia Y e2n1
Of independent Reporter rom,
SkoWhegsin.
WANTED. AT ONCE AT TRr y
HAM Hotel an eNperioncsd ~
G. w, button, Prop.
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LACE home for farm. Two !
house With ell and large stable
two acres of the hest of land; NJ
finished throug water pumI
sink; nice shade ana location. sind
in Norridge Woek village on NorthI
of Kennehec river. VIII transfs
sell for cash Mrs. H. l.. York
land RID 10 35 lNsI
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TRUCK WANTED TO HAUL

and poles. Reo or larger prefe{
Eastern Pole Corporation, j. Pal
MerriIl Bldg, SkoW hogan tt,i
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HEM STITCHING AND pIc01

Attachments; fits any sewing mac
So, personal checks loe extra. 3D.
mau Sales Aeeu"E lox ISL. Bul
y. Y. Il
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The Observation-Disclosures, $3.50 year
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c. nWHEd

Wv
AUTO sERNfCi. sl5owHE'
Norrideewock, M " Sh
Pennington, New l. cs iea
oxford Hotel about a. m.
orders at oxford or Wateh for
Skowhegan To Pennington %.
III
WIDOW AND MAIDEa vol
over SS0.000 want Kind
bands Writs quick Tor 9i=s. S
descriptions. Box 223, Los Ahg
cal wv
DEVELOPING. PRINTING.
largiug For prompt service an1
Ncient work, send or take your
TO Il. G. Head K Co, solon.
finish desired.
WOULD you WRITE \ VEAL
pretty girl? Stamped envelope Pr
- '' ~ 2Ovs
III YOU WISH A WEALTHY ~
wife. write me enclosing stamped
'''i''' 2Ows
ARE YOU IONELNt If so WIZ
Doris Dawn, 1862 Saint car,
w ,,''', m 2Ows
REEFS WANTED-WOiLD LINT
hear from bee keeper who "ouin
to place several hives OF bees NJ, ~
thousand tree orchard. Luther hi
SkOWheEan, X. f. j. b, fho"ep
mcrs" Canaan So.
WE DO WELDING, DIR VIM,
cutting. All work giaraateeu ~
days. White Welding Go. RAJ"
Phone Al. y. +. Phone s-'-li' "a
HAVE THE CARBON Burr
from your ear. Price soc per ~,
White Welding co. Both pn'Is
LAWN MOWERS REPATRED
,egromnded. White Welding Co q
phones.
HATS CLEANED-PANANA.
straw Hats Cleaned, hioI NM anas
BIeached equal to new. iiat ' 9a
on while you wait. Peter s5'nW}
Shining, Hat Cleaning / a. ~
St, near RR. station sho" ~ M
CANE CHAIR sEATS-eANhh a.
or basket chair seats re tor
sonable prices. WORK CO. - 81
deIlyered. \ L. Phone COL
Tturror A. Vi.#.- 20 Sfo% mega"
nrx,,,ot3sG AADIISisHiNaaan
Amateurs n ~ and proN'f'eey, M
The Hun st4dio. 81 Wafer ~ hour
hegan. Maine. TWeniy-feui i,now
vice. Every modern dew, device mia stud
to The profession is used IN '''i'
Take or mail your films here
SETS PHOTO sTup i.Ssa n
photo on Post Card, flni FINE nrintl
Won wait. Developers ana TwsH
High grade amateur Wora s3C
four hour service. Teiep"0" I'd
Skowhegan.
TYPEwRTTERs TO RE a,.n II
sale ON the installment p2,naansossll
Smith and other makes
Reporter =.
TypEwnITrNG AND -. 40 ~
unkrapby work. Wss,.sit.d sne
ed yO(se we can do = and sisnol
of custom typewriting sp psportaf
phic work. Independeh'
Skowhegan.
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AUTO sERviCi. ssowHEl
Norrideewock, Me- Sh
lrarmington, New J. : ieay
oxford Hotel about /. m.
orders at oxford or wateh for
Skowhegan To Pennington o.
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vInow AM MAIDEa vol

over $4,000 want Kind y
bands. Writs, quick Tor "ls
descriptions. Box 223 Los AngI
cal oN1
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FUTURE. YoIns FoRETo,D

dime, birthdate and stamp for trut
convincing and reliable trial rea,
EEWING Box 1870 Sation G. Los
Rcle", cal. 4wa
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WANTEn-NEN


Cooks for year WOW
hotels; wages $2a sunni
Mattresses. eNperf,,,c. n va
cnced. Penobseot FINN me,
1856 Main St. enpo.iie nj Aga
Margaret Penney. Mgr I'm %
HoUsEkEEPER W,<,,
who can cook. Mrs q # :
li2 Madison aveuu4 d
STRICTLY HOME won,
start You and guarantes" NTH -
all your product. No en- ~ hllrci,
experience, no msrbi - - .,9ssihgi
G err sample 25c com b. ~
A Girl or WOMAN ron ep,.']
housework. Mrs Glas - "tsRq
Pleasant Ave. SIowbos,, 9olfr, u
, TWO MATTRESSES, kITcnr, !
Laundry and cabin girl ny q
Big Island Maine. a i. I'd
n. q.
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WORLD YOU WRITE \ VEAL
HI you WISH A WEALTHY vol

pretty girl? Stamped envelope pi
Lillian Sproul. Station II. Cleve
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ARE YOU IoNELYt If so WI

wife. write me enclosing stampeaI
Vclope. Violet Ray Dennlson,
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Miscellaneous

RETURN LOAD WANTED Il
Hartland 10 Skowhcgan Tor tWo IA
august 9Th. Fred Mckay, Skowhs]
l1G-1l.
WOULD LIKE WORK ~ Any n
or factory IN SEoWhegan or elseWl
Roland I - .ns tr.san.
CATH0I - WISHING "a Nd
wanting l. uctions #nkls,
Write Catho.4e Correspondenc4 Il
Grand Rapids. Mich. n
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CARATUNK HALL, S0L0N
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5th
A Fox Picture
TOM MIX
"TRALIN'
From Max Brands Western Novel of
the same title. A story of a mys
terious room and the romance that
lay behind it, One of Mix's lat
est and best pictures. Don't miss
it.
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RENT OF SLY ROOMS WAITE,


SkoWheean Immediately Mrs
bert " God. ShaWmut .,
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JACkMAN
TOWN HALL
Saturday. August
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
THE NUT"
MUTT & JEFF
"HOLE CHEESE'
Fox News Dance after the Pictures.
STRAND THEATRE
Monday, August
A Pathe Novelty
BABY MARIE OSBORNE
IN
SHADOWS AND SUNSHINE
Mother of Dreams. "Bliss.' THE
Mountain Lion" Pathe News No, 80.
Dancing turing and after pictures.
STRAND THEATRE
Thursday, August 10
GLADYS WALTON
IN
THE TROUPERS"
18th Episode of winners of the West
TOWN HALL
August II
GRAND LARCENY"
ELLIOTT DEXTER
and
CLAIRE WINDSOR
Mutt & jeff Cartoon. Phoney Focus
Fox News.
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u,,rs w.NTrD-wouLD LIKE

Doris Dawn, 1862 SAINT CAR,
y 1I"i e'''''' 2ogs
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hear from bee Keeper who would
to place several hives OF oets NH MI
thousand tree orchard Luther III J
SkowheEan, X. Il. j. b. fiion ,n3
mcrS" Canaan 81.
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WE DO WELDING. RAZIN'

WE do " FIVENN' DIV a,
All work guaralte -. r ya
days. White Welding %. r, a."
Phone Al. y. +. Phone 1z'-li :,
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HAVE THE CARBON HUI ,,,1
from your ear. Price Soc per elu1
White Welding CO. Both pnon ~
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home OH excellent residential street.
Modern conveniences. Painted last
year. In fine repair. Francis T.. Gro
teau. AZ Maple st, Skowhegan. Tel.
1914. tres
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TIInnnI GinnND nOG nAIsERs

INTENTION. 30 YOU want TO secure,
at a Nominal figure, some Thorough
bred Duroe Jersey pigs. four weeks
old. If $50 write or call personally at
INV place. Both sexes. These are not
st1}lE PIGS but genuine Thorough
brcl purnc Jerseys whose dams are
from prize winning stock and whose
Sire is True, Fail Son. named Mar
tins Sensation out Of Model Sensation
10. 35fll5. three times winner in
Senior Boar class at Missouri State
Fair ana Who was second in 1920 and
6rst iu l921 in an outstanding field Of
90 entries. Prices for boars or sows.
S25.Uu. Fred .. Dahl. Canaan. Box 20.
4W30~
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NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIRIC

In good running condition. Also ponies.
kind and clever. Ponies we'll broke TO
let Man or woman sent with those
who are inexperienced for instruction
in riding. Call or phone w. Il. Ware $
Stable, Water ST., Skowhegan. n +.
Phone 47-2. tf22
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NTtFt u IFVI NJ, I9INEI NbUHN wv
good lot one half acre of land, main
street la Norridgewock village. Fur
mace, wired for electric lights modern
plumbing. Splendid shade trees and
nice stable. Easy terms if desired
Hugh w. Hight Norridgewock, Me.
tf30
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-24
SAY RI WITH CONCRETE

Say Il with Concrete Is the subject Of ser
les OF talks being made at the picture houses OF the
town and the luncheon clubs during the past and
present week The definite proposition the Post
Office Department has made Lubbock 10 give the
city free mail delivery over The greater part Of the
business and residential section OF the city II they
will only concrete the prescribed amount OF side
walks is being brought the citizenship OF the city
and the concrete men report a number OF additional
walks being completed. started and contracted tor
The big idea is to get these walks completed with
in the ninety days-in order to take advantage OF
of this proposition in the least possible time. II
anything is worth doing il is worth doing and
Lubbock has established her present reputation
over the State through her habits of doing the
things that need to be done when they need to be
done. II Plainvew Sweetwater Abilene Big
Spring and hundred other towns OF around the
size and approaching class of Lubbock can muster
enough concrete sidewalks to cntitle them 20 free
mail delivery there is no question in the mind OF the
Junior Chamber and Progressive Citizenship Of the
city but that Lubbock complete whatever mum
Der of blocks that may be required to bring us
within the required walkage to secure ibis priv
lege. special meeting of the Junior Chamber
Of Commerce was held Friday morning to go into
the details of the work and committees are nov
working the town TO get the property owners on
the blocks regarded as essential links in the pro
posed mail route to sign up contracts for sidewalks
Immediately in order to get this thing done and out
of the way These young men, more than 80 OF
them, are giving their time and effort to this mat
ter-and you well believe that il takes lot
OF both to find out just where there are sidewalks
where there are sidewalks needed who owns the
property. etc. without pay chance of personally
making a cent out of it, Most Of them are young
men without families and won't even be served by
the Free Mail Devery-but they believe in the
future of Lubbock in her ability do anything any
other town of even twice her size in the State
do--and they want to this free mail delivery
added m the NJ the citv leairahle
place in which to live. Won't you Mr. Citizen
come clean with the bunch and put IL that side
walk without having to be conferred with, argued
with. pleaded with-or as a final resort forced TO
put it mas is allowed any city under their char
ter3 1t is paying investment for today, increase
the value of your property far more than The pres
en-, cost--and sticks another feather in Lubbock
fall hat of worth while accomplishments.-D Z
boost your town with Hot Say it with Con
crete