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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Plan SOCIAL GATHERING.

a joint social gathering Of the
Royal Neighbors and the Modern
Woodmen will be held Sunday a,
PotawatomI park. It will be ar all
day affair. All members are re-
Quested 10 bring their baskets. sand
wichs. spoon and cup. During the
afternoon program OF contests viii
be held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
BATHING BEACH TO
CLOSE FOR SEASON
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The Guys bathing beach closes
officially after Sunday. Under the
supervision of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Milana the beach gained popularity
during the season. although the
summer has not been exceptionally
warm. Mrs. Milana Will give a
swimming exhibition as the final
feature After a short visit to Chi
cago the beach custodians will re-
turn here where Mr. Milana will
open a grocery store on Jefferson I'd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

Alishawaka Boy Scouts VIII dem
onstrate some Of the teachings or
Scout craft, building signal towers.
life saving. lifting wounded, sending
and receiving night messages and
other stunts. on the streets Of the
city Saturday evening. This viii oe
in connection with the Dodge band
concert.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
CHILD SW ALLOWS
CORN. VERY I'LL

The little two-year-old son or Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Schumacher, 32S W.
Fourth ST. is IN a serious condition
from having swallowed some seed
corn on Labor day. the kernel lodg-
ing In the lung The child was
taken 10 st. Joseph's hospital for
an Xray. A specialist from Chicago
is in attendance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

longing 90 Mrs Belle Judkins of
Edgewater dr. Notwithstanding
rumors 10 the contrary u is not the
intention OF ar Major TO erect En-
fiat building on the lot He rented
the place yesterday. the new tenant
having moved in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Smith ". FIRST
ST.. entertained at dinner Thursday
evening in honor OF the latteE's
birthday. Covers were laid for IS.
Among the guests were Mrs. Walter
Lott and family, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
May and family and Albion Mangen-
son and family Of Eukhart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

the stamp OF well known and re-
liable firms throughout the country.
shoes. clothing. neckwear. and IN
fact mems furnishings OF all kinds.
are displayed 20 particular advan-
tage.
The store was largely patronized
during the day. A grand" opening
viii take place shortly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
DOOLITTLE FUNERAL SATUR-
DAY

The funeral OF Myron +. Doolittle
will be held Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 at the Frank Coats funeral
home. Burial Will be in the city
cemeterv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
FOR SALE
BUNGALOW

Now under construction rooms and
tile bath with all the latest modern fea-
lures Full basement coal bin, sewer
drainage. hot and cold water for laundry
work two fine bedrooms with big closet
for each. built in bookcase cOlOnades,
oak borders in living and dining rooms,
floor plug for sweeper, cupbOards IN
kitchen. also sink fine bath fixtures with
mirror door medicine cabinet, lot 4lxl2o
alley In rear See this now and select
your own finish. Price completed $500.
son uouu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
MARRIED FRIDAY NIGHT.

clayton L. r. Johnson and Flor
ence B. Pond. formerly OF Muskegon
Mich. now residents OF Mishawaka
were married by Justice OF the Peace
Enos z Long Friday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

At a meeting of the class of %
a the high school Friday. It was
unanimously decided 10 publish the
school annual, the Miskodeed, this
year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
NOTICE.

will not be responsible for any
debts contra ted after this date BY
my wife Ruby Miller
Signed; Charles Miller. jr
Mishawaka. Sept IA. 1s22.-adv14t3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
BUILDING PERMITS.
m pITRILSH NIISkOnEED-

John MARIETTA. S-roOm brick
house on 21S w. Eleventh St, $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

viii not be responsible for any
Debts contracted by my wife, Mary
Johnson. Signed. Earl Johnson.
adv 1873
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

PURCHASES PROPERTY.
Fred Major has purchased the
at 315 Lincoln way w. be-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
ONE-HALF ACRE

on Lincoln Way East A room house
with full basement, furnace, cesspool,
electric, garage This home is new and
there is lots of fruit. Best Of transporta-
ton facilities Bus stops at your door,
car line in rear $500; $1,000 down.
A bargain, River Park. room house
with electric gas, water going in street.
big lot Look this one over. $3.50.
$500 down.
6 rooms and bath. modern except fur
mace. garage. good location, close in and
everything is in good condition. ) nice
bedrooms $3.50 ~ cash
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
$500 DOWN

6 room house one half block from car
line i'm River Park Fine location, big
lot gas in house but otherwise not mod
ern, city water in street. Price $500.
Baance So per month.
rooms and bath on the North Side in
fine location. garage, corner lot, hot wafer
heat this home is in beautiful condition.
IL is cheap at this figure ard can be seen
bv amendments S47OO: $1,000 cash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Lost and Found 10
PART OF GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN-LOst
between Mill and Church ST. Finder
inquire 215 \ Church St. 1911
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

SEPT. ?. .. 10, .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

Rev q W Titus. pastor. Bible
school al s:t5 a. m. Glasses for
all. Morning service at 10.45
o'clock sermon dy pastor Special
music by chorus choir Communion
service al II a. M. Christian En-
deavor al $40 o'clock p. m. Even
.nE services az 1880 o'clock sermon
r.t- M aFrr
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
: nnnrkIIEn ENNEn CnM MAs

saayed into an Enclosure with mY
4auuc stoce. owner apuly 10 Mr..
A#igv - Whitney Dunbar Han. EmhdH
=. 80. Address RED J. North Ansou
IA.n Il
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
THE REAL ISSUE
(By II. T. Patten)

We have to such an extent enjoyed
an era of law and order In Somer-
set County that we have in part
ceased to appreciate it. In fact, we
have come TO note the comparatively
few violations of law and in our mind
to magnify them, both in number and
importance. Could we realize condi-
tions in other counties and other states
we should understand how really for
tunate we are.
Civilized society and all the priv
leges we enjoy depend upon the OBJ
servance of law and the peace that
goes Herewith. One way. and by
all means the most important way,
TO secure faithful officers and faith
fulness in official life, is to approve
and support those who are faithful,
earnest and efficient. | am sure these
thoughts are pertinent at this time
and that we should act in accordance
with them when we go to the polls
next Monday.
Personalities and animosities should
be entirely forgotten. Friendship
even should not be the controlling fac
tor. Where we are able to decide,
faithfulness and efficiency in office
should outweigh everything else.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Margaret NJ. Chase has been in
Bangor yesterday and today.
Damas I.aFond has gone to Boston
on business He was accompanied as
far as Portland by Mrs. LaFond and
their little son, Paul.
Mrs. Richard Storer OF Boston Is
the guest 70 Mrs W B. Wilson Of East
Leayitt st. Capt, Storer will come
down next week to return home with
Mrs. Storer.
Miss S. Madeline Ward, who has
been at her Lakewood cottage since
April, has been called TO Dorchester,
Mass, by the illness Of her sister, Miss
M. e. Ward.
The regular meeting of the Sunset
Chapter, No 80, Order of Eastern Star
will be held tomorrow friday eve
ming, at 730, Members kindly note
change of hour.
The Woman's Democratic Town
Committee met Monday evening al
the Municipal Building with Mrs
Frances II. Smith, presiding. The
following committee for the general
arrangements for the county meeting
which will be held in Skowhegan on
June 29 was appointed as follows:
Mrs. Kate Simpson. Mrs. II. S. Hop
kns, Mrs. f. II. Madden, Mrs Alma
Bisson, Mrs Lila Friend, Mrs ID. b
Bearce, Mrs Leon Wtham, and Mrs
Maud Luekow Mrs. Robert Hall was
made chairman of the transportation
committee Tor the State Field Day to
be held in Wateryille, June %, and
the following publicity committee was
named: Mrs. Roy keene, Mrs. Fred
Pooler, Mrs. Mary Benner, Mrs. Belle
Morrill,, Mrs Belle Dow, Mrs. Alyerna
Griffin, Mrs. Lizzie Haryille, Mrs
Louise Furbush, Mrs Elmer Gerald,
Mrs. Eva fash Mrs.. Sadie Butler
Mrs. Louise Markham and Mrs. Laura
Perry. During the evening Mrs. Lila
Friend furnished piano music.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
Mrs Brainnrd's Books to Bingham
Library

As was stated some weeks ago, Bng-
ham Union Library has fortunately
become heir, by the will of the late
Mary c. Brainerd of Skowhegan to
her splendid library. The books ar
rived by auto truck last Tuesday from
Skowhegan, nine hundred and fifty
volumes. They had been packed
and sent to Mrs. Martha Savage and
Miss Gertrude Weston, who have
charge OF carrying out many proys-
ions of the will.
Probably twenty-five or more vol
umes will be added to the library each
week until the limit of the capacity
of the small room Is reached. From
five to seven hundred volumes will
have to be stored till larger quarters
are available. Mark Twaln's books,
n splendid set of Twenty-Five vol
umes have been already placed in the
library and several were taken out by
the patrons last Saturday.
The books include complete sets Of
many authors Mark Twain. John
Burroughs. Robert Lewis Stevenson,
Joseph Conrad. Dickens, Thackery,
Storrow, Bret Harte, Jane Austin,
Brente Sisters, George Elliot, Thor
eau and Emerson also the New Am
erlean Encyclopedia. many books of
nature and travel and two or three
hundred books of fiction.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

Mr.. and Nrs George Chase aud
daughters. Laura and Evelyn, return
ed Monday from Yisit IN Portland
Mrs. Eugene Jewell and daughter,
Dorothy. returned 10 their home N
Fairfield Monday after visiting Mrs.
+ L. Savage
Mrs. f = Danlarth fbe retiring
president OF IHe Woman Club. who
has served efficiently "a that capacity
for the past few years. entertained
the official boards a5 thai organization
during her tNo.yeaf term az her home
Tuesday afternoon Tea @as #er' ell
and the event wac mH.a enjoyed.
"Hods Day eha waa before the
court yesterday again Tor drunken
ness as referred In elsewhere IN this
issue. pleaded not guilty hut MS ad-
judged otherwise aad Ms given see
and costs aud 90 DAYS m jail lie
took an appeal aaH ha# ~as placed
at $500 He was attempting q pro
cure the necessary sureHes last eve
ming.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

Miss Gladys Hamor. a teacher OF
domestic science in the public schools
here, will 60 to her home In Bar Har-
Dor for her summer vacation.
The members of the Skowhegan
Woman's Club observed field day and
their annual meeting yesterday after
noon at the cottages OF Mrs. W. s.
Stinchfeld and Mrs. G. E. Ayore at
Lake Wesserunsett.
Mrs. F. &. Danforth and family OF
Madison avenue have been entertain
ing Mrs Danforth's cousin. William
II. Sawyer, of Mullin, Idaho, for n
few days He left Tuesday on his re-
turn and was to visit en- route with
his brother, Charles II. Sawyer, In
Concord, n. II. From there he was TO
visit his cousin, John II. Sawyer, in
Minot, North Dakota. Mr.. Sawyer was
former resident of Norridgewoek
and this was his first visit TO this sec
ton for twenty years. He has a luora-
tive position with the Federal Mining
and Smelling Company in Mullin.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
:. ni.lr Nnl-Nn oN sNNrnnn mIIL
Let

4eul. Known as the James Mathews
aft1er. satisfactory term j. Il. Bean.
The Forks. tizt
pONNsTAIRS RENT. INQUIRE or
Wesley J.. Watson. 81 North Avenue,
'eoW neEan. tI-]
TWO SUMMER COTTAGES. ALSO
f4tm buildings pleasantly located. Fine
sieW of Mountains, near pond and
streams. Good fishing and hunting IN
t- Seasons. Ior further particulars
HnJfe ~ r. -. HaNdea 9 son Ahh"i
a.-a a. auIHuru. ei-
... D...s #aNr 81 ~ a
a.. .o..z e., .,.-...e a +.
Ha"i 5eatu o. ..ae NO. "A 80.
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The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

NEw ENGLAND ut ~lNrsS pfnEc-
TORY. 1920 edIflua N### aH H,s es
cost SO 90. NUf #a| H## 81 - HH-t-
paid. 1ndepaudeH#= l.-lH##e. Ia tfzA
ONE HEAVY WORN HORSE. sor M
and kind, one 500 dIaHHe N4EHH sH
Inquire Of l. Norton Has r..
skowhegan. One second HtaH -
Walter A Wood maaIua N.Hes eHs
steel Mccormick raEs IafE H 2HaH ''n-
ditlou. Inquire Of ps.Haut \alfpn.
North New Portland tf2f
LAWN SWING NEWIA PAINTED,
A3fb5 ] iron spraEtf fHH orchard .ud
potatoes $1,000. porch chairs f=#tH- ~
cycle tires s.. 90 each nIes raIl taa ursk
as5O0. 2 brand new a-N8#a inHh INNER
tubes $l.75 each. rarem7ns Mater
st. Store. dH-i
HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's Room
Is. ]. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. til
A BUICK CAR, LIGHT SIN. FIusT
class condition. Been run 3ooa miles.
All extras included. Apply to Mrs. Ed
Sayers. 116 North st, Town. 4W25
POULTRY. A FEW YEARLINGS ~
full lay. White Wyandottes and r.. /
Reds. Good stock and real values $l.59
each. Drop-In Poultry Farms. Bius-
ham. 2W-af.
o.. c. PIGS. 81 EACH. REGISTER
ED, 1925. Book orders now. Slip
July 1st. One registered SOW due 10
pig August 10. Also two shOat= Also
some potatoes and four kinds Of beans
Frank MCGEE, Homeland Farm. Md
ison. RID. 2 2W23F
HOUSE IN VILLAGE, SOME III II
NITURE and bedding; hooked and
braided rugs; horse, wagon and mar
ness; milk cans; churn; four and tNe
gal. stone Jars; grindstoue: horsefOrht
rope and blocks Inquire Of James
Redmond, Bingham. 4W23'
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
For Sale


TWO HALF TON FoHn TRt Cks.
Ford touring car, new Dodge touring
car. two second hand REQ trucks one
Ford ton truck. second hand REQ tour
ing ear in good condition. also cash
register. All sold AT good trade
Peter Debe. SkowheKan. Sw24
ONE PAIN HORSES. WEIGH e7o0
lbs. 12 and 13 years old. vii sell for
S2o0. Another pair, weigh sane lbs six
and seven years old. own sisters VIII
sell FOR 1850. e. r. Horne. canaan
4w24'
SPORTS AND TISHIHNEN-A POND
of 30 acres with storage back 10 rods,
has good beach been stocked with
trout two years. fine fishing cottage
of six rooms, bath. brick chimneys,
hardwood floors. piazza. Also log cab
In. located in Rangeley Lake region
five minutes walk from Il X. station.
Price 5000. Alonzo +. richards. Farm
ington, Maine, 2w24
THREE cows, THREE HORSES md
one pony. Call at 10 Jewett St, Town.
2w2i'
JUST ARLoAD or
grocery and express wagons. At the
price We are selling them II will not
pay you To repair your old one. W. ).
rilisbury. Wateryille. lw24
YARY MADE FROM YOUR OWN
wool Write for price list and particu-
lars Il a. Bartlett Harmony, Me.
81 BUYS YOUR STOCK AND
starts you in paying business for your
self Others work for YOU. Wonderful
opportunity. Write today. H. & II.
Co, sos Elm St. Manchester, n II.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
Positions Wanted

YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS
ability who understands shipping. also
clerical work, wants steady position,
on or near the 18th of June. What
have you? only steady positions de-
sired. Address KY co Independent
Reporter Co. 1w24"
CHANCE TO WORK FOR MY BOARD
this summer. | am 13 years of age.
and have done all kinds of housework
except cooking. Miss Dorothy Has
kelL Care of Geo. f.. Haskell, over
Boyd's Jewelry Store. Madison Ave.
1w24F
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

OLD FASHIONED SILVER HUI
buck wheat for seed. White blossom
good for feed. BY parcel post So
bushel at house $3.50; $1.00 peck. C. Il.
Nye, North Anson, r. +. d. ?. 4W23t
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE GEORGE
BARRETT. also horse, harness, car
riages carts, pung. sleigh, and boat.
one small farm with buildings and
farming tools For Information in
quire at residence or address Mrs. Geo.
Barrett, Canaan, Maine. 4w23'
FOft sAIE--Il0psE AND STABLE
In Ssolon v illage large lot. electric light.
good water in house fine location. a
bargain. inquire of W. W. Creation.
200 Madison Ave. Skowhegan. iW2l'
wOOD AND LUMBER. Two STATE
Road dump carts one set double har-
ness. Perfection milking machine. Al
so one horse work wagon c. K. Whit
temore, r. +. ID. 7. 4w23'
IHAyE SOME NICE FOUH WEEK :
old pigs for sale. Also Il Yearling Aver
shire bull and Jersey COW due To fresh
en-. this month a. W. Parsons. Sko~-
hegan RID No l. 2w23'
TWO TENEMENT HOUSE AND
garage, electric lights, city water.
ansh closets pleasant location Sail
ONE PAIR WORK HORSES, WEIGHT
! $500. Cheap for quick cash sale. or
will exchange for work and drive
horses, weight 100. Also one Hotpoint
| Howard r. Noble, Tel. NorridgeWock
1921. Address L. f. d. Skowhegan.
3W23t
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE 254 NORTH
| Ave. with extra lot adjoining. Good
well of water, ample cellar, wired dor
electric lights. For particulars inquire
of Carleton =. Merrill at SkoWhegan
Savings Bank. l"23*
DESIRABLE FARM OF AB0iT
| 100 acres, with woodlot. orchard and
IA good set of buildings, situated in
Farmingdale, one mile from the city of
Gardiner. Inquire of MISS DELLA IL
COLLINS, Gardiner, Me. sW-3*
MACHINERY FOR sALE-WOOD-
| WORKING saw bench, buzz plIner,
bandsaw, travelling bed pioner box
board planer, Clapboard planer horse
power electric motor. shingle machine,
lath machine. inserted tooth rotary
saw, woodworking planer. saWmill
dogs light portable sawmil, gang
edger. dowel machine, spindle shaper,
pulleys, saws, hangers. shattlnE, boxes
and belts clair Mcclellan Box i'll
Wateryllle. Me. 4W23
HANG Up YOUR HAT AND NE At
home 1l0 acre equipped farm near
Pennington village on good road. Cows,
hogs, tools poultry, pair horses long
list Of tools. Also furniture room
house. barn 500 cords wood, crops and
garden. This is money maker for
any man. Everything complete for
$500 on small terms. Get our cata-
log. Q. j. Sawyer Farmingtou 5w25
FEW GOATS ron SALE. DOTH
sexes. A. I. Screen, East Skowhcgan
4w23'
sTEINBURG UPRIGHT PIANO ~
very good condition. VIII sell cheap
at once. 80 Summer st. tf23
HORSE. HARNESS AND ICE CREAM
wagon. Inquire Ralph Lewis 93 North
street, Skowhegan. n. Il. Tel lA5-2
WHERE TO OBTAIN NAMES FoI,
which we pay 15c each. No limit. Bah
bitt makes $25 daily. Complete in
structons 25c. Details dime Refund
The Service Bureau. Augusta, Maine
STRICTLY HOMEWoRk--WE MY
| product, Materials obtaiuable am
where. No canvassing No exp. oN en-
200 propositions, plans. formulas. sam
| pies 25c coin. Details Zoe Money
back. Cooperative Club, Augusta. @s
FORD Tooa4Ns ri.4 U1
! sneun Sc IS l7tt--s tr
East Ltaslt. -l-scl. 4-l-l---,.- lsa= i.
-N--
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

FoI NJ a POCKET BnOk hBoIT >
O'Clock on Water street. SkoN hogan. in
front of J. b. oaks store. Contained "A
mall sum of money and key. own
- may have same by proving property
snd paying cost OF this ad. IudeneuI-
Reporter co. lN2i
PAIR Of GLASSES SoHINHERE
between Angle street aud GaN'H 4lIli ON
the Russell load. Finder please return
and be suitably rewarded. 1W-i'
BLACK LEATHER POCKET nook
lost containing credit slip bearing
aame OF Alice Perry. "a = bill and
change, between North Avenue aud Of
Hre Of Dr. Parker on Water st. Return
to Ethel Cowett, s. North Ave. iW2I
TIUH CHAM LOST FRIDAY. June
p about 10 p'alock someW here between
West Athens and pir home. Finder
please return 10 Edgar punton, 1e2
Madison Ave lV-t
uHoCKELED FACED COW HAS
sfraved into an Enclosure with mN
A3isc - whitney Dunbar Hall. Emhdeu
=. 50. Address RED j. North Ausou
1N2}'
uEtT FOUND OK SNNFoRD NIL.
fH4ft brown polo cloth, by Mrs Walter
t'orsou Ias been left at the Reporter
office. and viii be delivered, In the
owner without expense on calling for
sauo. 2N2dF
BLACK TRAVELLING NAG LOST
rFow automobile between Abbott and
grccuVIIIc junction. Saturday, NAY -.
R8a. contained clothing and program of
Miss Bob white but no card. Finder
will H. suitably rewarded If same lis
returned 10 Mrs. Chas Moody Sko"-
hal.n H. +. D. No Z. 1w22
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
Miscellaneous

RENT WANTED OR 5 ROOMS,
moderate price. Mrs Carroll c. Noyes,
Greenwood Ave-, Skowhegan. 2w2iF
BASEBALL PLAYERS HOOKED
for Biddeford and other fast clubs.
Write \. |. Solomon, Room 16, Masonic
Bldg. Biddeford, Maine. 1w24
CHILDREN WANTED TO CARE
for by the hour, day or week. Can
also do some plain sewing or mending.
AIRS Carroll c. Noyes, corner of Green
wood Ave- and Locust St. 2w24
HAVE SoUR FILMS DEVELOPED
and printed at h. r. Hussey's. Bingham.
All work promptly and neatly finished
at reasonable prices. Enlargements
made from your films. sw23'
NoTICE-A LARGE COLLECTION
of pictures and descriptions of beautf-
ful ladies' sent free to anyone upon re-
quest Address Prof, Ward b. $40 VAL
ley, Nebr. 3w23"
MAKE At LEAST SIX DOLLARS"
day on all or part time. Men or wo-
i"ry and aprons direct to the consumer
Exclusive city or rural territory. OPP
portunity unlimited For information
address Imperial Knitting Mills. AM
sterdam, y. y. 3w23s
RENT WANTED by SMALL FAM
lily. North Side river preferred w. J.
Billodeau, 40 Winter street. tf23
WIDOW AND MAIDEN WORTH
over $4,000 want kind, helping hus-
hands Write quick for pictures and
descriptions. Box 223, Los Angeles,
cal 4w22'
DOWN STAIRS RENT FOR SMALL
family with no children wanted. Ad-
dress *. r." care of Reporter. tf21F
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
HAVE CLEANED MY LUMBER

camps at little Carry Pond. Supplied
them with clean beds for a few fish
ermen who wish to camp and furnish
their own meals, cook stoves, cooking
materials wood and lights. Follow
guide boards from Briggs Landing.
Boats to let. Henry ]. Lane, Bingham.
4w21
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. MRS.
J. c. Corson. 43 Heselton St. Skowhe-
gan, n. Z. Tell 1911. tits
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

LET Us TRY TO SUIT YOU WITH
a halr cut at Sprague's. The Barber.
thildren's hair cutting a speciality.
4w21$
Speed Wagon dai1,, ro,,na ,r,ns The
Forks to Skowhegan and return. See
plaeafds for schedule. Rates on ap-
slis3-io". Dufsia & Mo.in, 4ko f'erh-.
tt3i
a-f .-44 r WsT *
-. s--ecd e-.g-.oFe pea .
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