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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-09-13

In the race for State Superinten-
dent Of Education j. II. Hope Of
Florence has defeated the incumbent,
j. E. Swearingen by majority which
will be somewhere in the neighbor-
. hood of $4,000: The figures as tabu-
lated at the time this edition of The
News and Courier was published
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-09-13

The Outstanding Vote
In the Governors race probably
not over five or six Thousand votes
are unrcported. The votes still to
be heard from cannot change the
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
Un Campeon de Mecanografia
en- Puerto Rico

en- New York durante 1909-1910; otra
de orc obtenida tambien en- New York
en- ell Campeonato mundial de. mecano-
graffa, Ell 1910; otra de Oro canada de
igual manera, en- New York, en- ell a1o
1911, por veIocidad " seguridad, ven
ciendo multitud de competidOres
americanos Y eXtranjeros.
Ell Sr Blainsdell dice que permane-
ri algunos dfas mas en- Puerto Rico,
pues va Sc lie ha cumplido el t6rmino
fiJado por la casa Underwood Type
writer Co., para estar en- la Isla, con
cuya firma hace Is amos trabaja co-
mo agente viajero Y demostrador de
las grandes ventajas con que cuenta
la afamada maquinilla, que de tanta
aceptaci6n goza en- el mercadO.
Buenos negocios y mejores impresio-
nes deseamos entire nosotros al nota-
BILE mecan6grafo americana, el prime
ro entire los primeros en- el mundo, por
su pericia Y habilidad. %
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

bleistas tienen sus pnpitres nuevos
.encargados .raI q Mai.c' 'pi1 mientras
que una calle. la de "Doila Ana
atin Cs;curas.
iCudndo Serl ese dfa,
Et Cine Esta exhibiendo peifculas
de arte a pesar de haber una Jruj0
tan grandc, sicmpre Sc vc concurrid3.
BaSe-EdIL -Si no filera por la llu-
via, las practices del baseball" po-
drfan llcvarse a efecto con mas en-
tusiasmo pucs on este pueblo gusta
mucho Ell depv,te.
Hay tres novenas va formadas: ''El
Escolar", el "Degetau y eI Dragon
Rojo.'
Que <progresen.
La fcmihG Ortis.-Se fu6 a vivir
par Ponce la familia de don Liborio
Ortiz, 9mHy apreciada en- Aibonito.
El fgf professor desde tiompos de
Espaiia y@durante mas de veinte amos
dosempeno ese puesto aquf ell este
pueblo
;Que les vaya bien por Ponce son
nuestros deseos!
cowesp6nsaL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
EN- LAS OFICINAS DE eel I'M
PARCIAL" HIZO ALGUNAS AsOM
BRoSAS DEMOSTRACIONES

Aver de mailana nos fue presentadO
Dor nuestro estimado amigo don Fran
cisco Casas, alto enpleadO de la CO.
mercial de esta plaza, Sucrs. de A.
Mayol ySCo., el Sr. H. o. Blaisdell,
una verdadera notabilidad, un cam
pe6n maravilloso en- Mecanograffa. de
cuyas habilidades nos di6 algunas de-
mestraciones en- nuestras Oficinas de
Redacci6n, utilizando para clio una
de las famosas maquinillas "Under-
wood.
Ell Sr Blafnlei1, que es un caballero
americana mny atento Y cOrt6s, hace
una semaila lleg6 Puerto Rico con
.eI Nm de ifmpnlsar en- Ia isla la ven
ta4-qae no tiene lfmites de las mag
|nfficas maquinas de escribir que los
Sres. Il. Mayol u co. representan en-
Puerto Rico.
( En- las demo- OstraciOnes realizadas
ante nosotros, dejandonos completa-
Hlhente atohitos, Ell ST. Blainsdell escri-
bio mas de seis caftas con lina 1igereza
asombr6sa, iiogfando darnos la sensa-
Ici0n de parecernos estar cCntemplando
i'm mecan6grsfo sititomatico, .por Ia ra-
Epidez de sus dedos sobre eI teclado,
Que aparecfa compIetamente iimpio,
sin mostrar sigio alguno, pues el
operator naneja una maquina espe-
cial de su propio uso. Lo smisno es-
cribiendo una carta, en- sileneio, que
copiando otra. sosteniendo una anin1a-
.da conversation con cualquier perso-
ma, Mr. BIainsdell nos present6 escrl.
tos de 12i; I2S hasta de 125 palal
bras por minute.
En- difefentes concursos~ ~mundiales.
el notable mecan6grafo Sc ha lIevadp
el campeopato universal, mostrandOnos
tres medallas ganadas en- buena lid
una de plata en- el torneo celebrado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
AVISO DE- INTERES PARA los ESPANOLES

La Gaceta de Madrid correspondent
te al 10 de .enero 1922, publica una
Real Orden del Ministerio de la Go
bernacion por la que Sc determine que
la Ley de Amnistia de 8 de mayo de
1918, Sc aplicaba acknowledgements, y
sin necesidal de solicitud, todos los
que, con anterioridad dicha fecha
IS mayo 1879, Sc hallaban incufsos
en- las Responsibilities que, para
profugos y no alistados oportunamen-
te,. sefiala la Ley de Reclutamiento y
Reemplazo del Ejercito.
Todos los que Sc encuentren dentro
de ,esas condolences senaladas por Ia
expresada Ley de Amnistia, tienen de-
recho a que Sc les applique la gracia,
Los profugos, anteriores al 8 de MAJ
yo 1918 Y resiIentes en- el extranjero,
deberan en- el termino de I'm ano des-
de que hayan sido admitidos al be-
neficio de Amnistia presentarse en- Es-
pana a cumplir sus obligaciones mi
litares; las que segdn el reemplazo a
que los mozos pertenezcan y la situa-
cion de los mismos, seran:
1.-Servicio en- filas.
2.-Reducci6n del tempo de servi-
clio en- filas mediante ell pago de la
Quota militar correspondence.
+. Redencion metalico, los que
sean de reemplazos anteriores al ano
1911.
Pasado ell t6rmino de un ano desde
la fecha de la concession sin que Sc
haya verifcado la presentation del in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
.cAprToLIo DE Puerto RIco

En- JUNO pr0ximo quedaran termf'
nadas las obras de la primer snbasta
que Sc efectuo para construir el so
tano del Capitolio, en- el cual Sc ms
talara el arcliiyo general de tOdas las
oiicinas que Sc aeomodaran allf.
Sc espera que Sc sacara a suDasta
Ia segunda paI.te del trabajo, en- item
po oportune para que no haya parali
zaci6n en- las Obras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
.DESDE AIBONITO

La lus-Se queja ell pueblo al yer
Ia deficiencia que Sc nota en- la luz
durante laJ primeras horas de La
noche, sesslamenta de que no Sc
pueda corregir esta falta.
Con POGO lthlefo podrfa obtenerse
una luz mas CLARA Y mejor, pies ell
salto de aqua que Sc utiliza tiene la
fuerza mas que necesaria para produ-
cir una claridad meridiana.
Segdn nos han informado, todo de-
pen1e de un cambio que Sc hiciera
de una T por una V tambiln las
fiItracioues de la tuberfa podrfan de
tenerse. .92tg
A yer, selores accionistas, 81 con
un par de Glen pesos Sc logra dar a
la poblaei0n de Aibonitc luz tan clara
) fan buena como la de Comerfo.
no Sc apuren por ei dividendo, va
que pn mismo accionista me ha en-
tregado 'os igslientes versos:
s'De la -Doche en- el capuz
Diio TN sefor, sonriendo."
Ia que falta ell dividendo
Jay. Siquiera que haya lu::''
Jp dcspaiiFEQdq.- -Esta funcionando
slesdc hace dJhs sun lluevo despaliIlado
bajo Ia iiriha de A. NJ. snntiago y
Hmiios., $. en- G., que ha yenido a
ailviars nm POGO Ia situaci6n precaria
de nuestro pueblo.
BueIps neg0cios.
Dio de WashfhgtoM Sc celebraron
las fiestas iaeasese dfa y resultaron
muy lucldas. pefo nos causa pena el
yer que los padres no asisten las
escueIas nj endestos dfas, pesar de
lo proveehosbad cs para los alumnos
q yer sIsraercss familiares cerca dc
donde clos celebran sus fiestas.
Feliciiamos al scfior Inspector dc
cscuelas, los maestros aIumncs
de Aibonito.
PApifees sHsesas Todos los assam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

Billings reputada las hermanas gemas
EadOs
respeivOs mardos de as
ccogenarias civil cada los dn
quedandO las
FL Paso Texas Las
Union dicen decender de la
Peak abue de SO cudadanos
Y de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
DEFUNCI0N

Ha fallecido en- Arecibo la seiiorg
Isabel Antique.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
LLEGAEoN DE NEM YORK

Entire otras personas. han resresa-
do l1ltimamente de New York el Sc
nor Salvador Sola dos nifos, la
-esposa de don Constantine Garcia =
su hija Maria del Carmen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
AIEJORAs PARA IA pERLA

Sc ha ordenado que SCI extienGa al
hospitalillo ubicado Ell la Perla Ell
aludnbrado electrico, Ell cantidad sufi-f
,ciente; Sc instale mia guardia noe
turna de bonlberos para cuidar y VI
giIar la propiedad municipal de aqucl
sitio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

Un argumento 1leno de filosofcas en-
sehanzas y que conmueve Ell corazon
del espectador mas empedernido. He
ahi ell argumento de ''MARIDO Y ES-
POSA" que Sc exhibira en- Ell Cine Rial
to el Sabado IL de Mario y en- ell OHM
po, el Martes IA de Marzo-7.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

MIR. BLAINsDELL PoSEE TRES
MEDALLAs DE ORC OBfENIDAS
EN- DIFERENTES CoNCURSOS Y
HACE Is AMOS QUE ESTA CON LA
FABRICA MANUFACTURED DE
LAS MAQUINILLAS UNDERWOOD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04
ID INsPEcToR cARRIoN

FL inspector de Jos carros eleeiricos
senior Avelino carriOn, esta mejor de
los eolpes que sufriera en- el chOque
De dos carrps ecurrido en- Hato Rey
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-04

teresado en- Espana, quedara sin efec-
to la gracia otorgada, que, al conce-
derse, Sc hace siempre con esa con-
dici6n.
Lo que pongo en- conocimiento de
todos los espanoles de la Isla.
San Juan, de Puerto Rico a | de
mario 1922. ..,........... .,.,..
Ell Consul ds spaiia
Ernesto FresIe.
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EVIDENCE TO CONVICT
BELIEVED

The arrest of James Cohen of Wins
low owner of the Gilbrath block in
4, Fairfield, whore a fire was discovered
March ~, was made in Waterville
Thursday through Sheriff Mooers. Co
hen was charged with arson. This
followed an investigation made by
Sheriff Moores early last week, and
subsequent Investigation by the sher-
liz, County Attorney Thorne and Dep
uty Sheriff Hill of Fairfield. Sheriff
Mooers stated Monday that both he
and the county attorney felt confident
that evidence enough had been secur-
ed to convict Cohen. The hearing
before Judge Sawyer in the Munich
pal Court was held Friday at Fairfield
an account of which Will be found
elsewhere in this issue. 1t is under
stood that Cohen. who is out on bail,
has secured the services of Pattangall
e. Locke as his counsel. His arrest
was caused upon his return from Bos-
ton. whittier he went on the Tuesday
previous.
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To Let

a FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO
let. Down stairs Can also furnish
meals. Inquire at North Avenue
Skowhesan, Mrs. Grace Moody. 2w12
FARM FOR RENT WITH GOOD SET
of buildings, Cuts, about 80 tons of
hay, per year. Earl C. Wing, North
Arson e ..rit"! ~ III ywt2it,
TWO SADDLE IsoHrEs NY DAY on
hour. Safe for children. 35c per
hour. Vivian Mckay, '22T North Ave
NJ r. phone llsclkyh@ ri 3@il'
rURNIsHED iHOUsE ON SUMMER
street. hpb, and cold .water,iSpring' watt
f t, n eieSsriS lights. bath and FL modsrn
Summer sd, sKS1h1gtnI 5,oS 3wio
RENT' ON HANOVER I ST. NONE
With ehtidrenn eed iappiy; X, Fred Moody
6n9s ,tgiGaa ~ rC.iiGf,t r:i 7tf1O -
. TWO MICS LIVERY TEAMS TO
careful drivers, only, Harry, Nelson. 40
Pleasant st, Skowhegan. N. Il. Phone
1922. ID f-s~ts ~ IFS
"A LARGE PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
over 7theqGut Price Clothing Store, A
tlhe 5,otitoe, orAi dressmakeF's parlpr
March. NJ b. Heseftom! MT tfs
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Positions Wanted

II YEAR OLD GIRL WOULD LIKE
position as housekeeper. hotel work
etc. Nathalie Ware. 22S Main St. Fair
field Me. 2w12F
WORK WANTED BY THE DAY
week or month during March and April,
Edison Church, Skowhegan genera de-
livery. 2wl2f
BY AN EFFICIENT HOUSEkEEPER
in family of not more than three. Mrs.
Mary A. Booker. Skowhegan. RID No
g. 2w12f
WOULD LIKE WORK OFT OF SCHOOL
hours to help me carry my education
through. Am fourteen years old and
in the Freshman Glass in Skowhegan
High School. Francis Gilblair, ~ Mil
burn St 3w12f
IN OFFICE OR STORE AFTER SCHOOL
and Saturdays. win graduate from
High School In June. Marcia Wood
bury, Skowhegan RID No. 3. lw12
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For Sale

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss fownes. Room
l6. j. +. Merrill Block. SkoWheEan. TIL
\ FEW BUSHELS EXTRA FINE
Russet apples. Telephone or write NJ
q. Baker, Skowhegan, RID No l.
Farmers Phone. 1wt2
SiEDs-sEEDs--sE ALL NEW
and high test Timothy Clovers. Red
Top, Fancy Seed oats, Six RoWed Bar
ley and all other kinds for field or
garden. Sow seed now for Tomato
Plants Get our prices before buying
your needs. f.. l.. x \ Gerald, Agents
Portland Organic Fertilizer Best
Quality. tfl2
CHICKENS ARE CHICKENS. MT
give EN- the right feed and they are
soon Broilers. Thu chicks that step
from the shell to a feed Of "Grandin's
Buttermilk Baby Chick Mash" are first
10 make this change. our stock Of
chick Feeds are complete. Il. l.. n A.
Gerald, Flour-Grain Feed Sugar.
tfl2
BEAUTIFUL EASTER POST CARDS
II high grade gold edge Easter Post
Cards, 25c postpaid All beauties. Mail
your order today. Fred ". Preble. 80
Main ST. Bingham Maine. $wl2
CAMERA, GOOD CONDITION, PRICE
$l00. Tripod for Same. $500. r r
Patten. TIE
SET or FOUR AUTOMOBILE NHEFt.s
artillery style, 33NtE NOT dcmouut-
able rims. Formerly uHed on FRANKLIN
ear. Price, $500. X. r, Patton tfl2
ROW BOAT N coon CONDITION
May he seen AT nay home, Waterville
Road. near Dr. Bigelow's Mrs Fred
Provost. - 2w12'
BLACK WALNUT ROLL TOP DESK,
5 foot; also side spring delivery W.
gont and a tWo-seated handy wagon.
j. III, Lancaater, Skq~ began, 4Wl2
II RUNNING E'EET. SHOW CASE,
mahogany silent statesman style, IN
horse shoe form. J. II. Lancaster, SHOW
hogan iWI2
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YARNS FOR KNITTING AND
crocheting sweaters scarfs, stockings,
etc, in desired shades, at mill prices.
Samples sent. Colonial yarn Co., 654
Main st, Worcester, Mass. 16w3'
GUMmED TAPE IN ROLLs-wE
have for sale gummed paper tame, 80
called. three inches wide In rolls con-
venient for doing up packages for the
mail or express and required by, the
American Express. Company for certain
PqSs ;gS per roll t tess
DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere In Skowhegan. Fred r. Cox,
Hanover St. Town. N. e. Phone 1884.
til
CRYSTAL HEADACHE, POWDERS,
invaluable remedy for your tired, aching
head Money refunded II you are not
satisfied. BY mail postpaid CSC. Holley's
Drug Store, North Arson. tf51F
At A BARGAIN. PAIR SPLENDID
1000 Id. work horses together with
double harness, whiffle trees. chains and
neck yokes. ,Omer Beaulieu. Bush st.
Skowhegan. N. L. Tel 114-22. tf47
BUILDING LOCATED AT EAST MAD
ISON tLower Mills) inquire of j. f,
Roderick. 211 North ST. Skowhegan. tf4S
MARK YOUR LINEN WITH RUB
Der printing stamp. Your name and
indelible mixing pad. complete outfit by
mail soc. Independent Reporter Co. tao
APPLE BARRELs-sKOwHEGAN
Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $3.50. f. e. Parsons, Skowhe-
gan. tf441
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving, has been
used once Paid $1,000, will sell for
S11. Mrs. l.. M. Sanborn. 1923 Water
Street. Skowhegan. Tel l25 A. tf3scon
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath. electric lights. large level
lot. II. T. Patten. Skowhegan. tf29
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Lost and Found

A MAN's'GLovE BETWEEN ROUND
HOUSE and my home II. f., Hopkins.
High street ssr4 2w12
PURPLE SILK UMBRELLA LOST.
Finder will receive reward by return =
ing to Mrs. Herbert S. Hopkins, eotHer'
of High street and North avenue. EWf2'
LOST, CARRIAGE LAMP BETWEEN
Lakewood and my farm home. Finder
please leare at independent Reporter
Office. Th&nas r. Dean, RID 3, Show
hogan. Farmers Tel. 1w12'
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Services Call for Appreciation

It Is said that Republics are un-
grateful. SelfgoYerning countries
are, no doubt, slow to reward and too
quick to forget faithful service rem
dered by their citizens. This fault we
ought to am to correct and, If we
could, more encouragement would be
given to those who are disposed to
6ayotei thought and labor to the pub
lk'Eood.' The .aboye comment would
always be timely. It is especially ap-
propriate now with reference to the
plans for an addition to the High
School building drawn by f. l.. Say
age. Mr. Savage. eight years ago,
took a good deal of interest in the
addition then built and his services
were very helpful. Since it became
apparent that further additions were
likely to be made he has given the
matter a good deal of study. He has
made several trips to Augusta to con
suit with the State School authorities
and has inspected High School build
ings in other towns and cities. He
has thus devoted a good deal of time
and put himself to a good deal OF
expense. With the possible exception
OF the members of our school board
Ihe has devoted more Time and devel-
bbed more Knowledge concerning the
matter than any ten citizens. Few
would be capable of doing what he
has done and few or none would be
as patriotic. His plans will be sure
J to be followed to some extent and will
, perhaps be the ones largely to be fol-
lowed in the proposed High School
addition. The least we can do is to
thank Mr. Savage personally and to
A1ake him feel that his very generous
Efforts 'hav6 been appreciated.
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CHAUTAUQUA COURSE
FOR NEXT WINTER
Arrangements Have Been Made For
Another Splendid Series OF En-
TREATMENTS

Edwin p. Whiting, chairman of the
local committee for the winter course
in Redpath Chautauqua. has announc-
ed a series of five entertainments for
the coming fall and winter. 1t will
be pleasure to tue people of Show
hogan to learn that the National Male
Quartette. composed of Charles Cox,
Lawrence Wickland, Stanley Graham
and Melvin Newquist, who created 50
favorable an impression here during
the past winter. will return for the
October entertainment The Novem-
her entertainment will be by the Hip
pie Concert Company. composed of
Mr. and Mrs Nipple. Charles {. Skin
ner and Christ knudsou, an aggrega-
ten of musicians. In January Frank
Dixon will lecture on the big events
Of current history. In February Al
ton Packard. cartoonist, humorist and
versatile entertainer, will appear and
in March will be given Friendly En-
emies," produced under the Redpath
management 1t would appear that
the course would be one of much ben
eft and pleasure.
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THE LAUGHING CURE"
At GRANGE HALL

." Coming, whore, Grange Hal? When
IL March 81 at 8 =. NJ. What? THE
W Laughing Cure A two-act comedy.
How much is it worth? The price of
81 a prescription. "A merry laugh do
- - - eth good like medicine You get
NJ = full vaIueLone hundred laughs one
~ ~ "a minute. daughter re-creates what
! 90 ~ the Almighty has started TO make
out OF us" There's no drug in all
the worlds laboratories to equal in
n rqf, reagsdial Reency the magic qhintes-
HIN sente III = VI SPIN bHaous laugh"
uEi ! 'sTAAres no trouble ldf Brain or body
chat a. good hearty laugh, If persist
EaGN ttEen, .Ifeo}bing to directs ions,
wlll,hQ cure 9Laighter Is the Vbra-
ton of angel voices coming down to
Us over the telephone wires that
n hs,,. stretch 6romi III eaEen1 to earth It's
s.p ..gnShe ,one magnetic line that connects
us with eternal joy" The following is
the cast of characters:
- ~ al'R DIR. St George Carey. Edgar Currie;
'edna9 Jimmie Mason Robert Green DR.
Whitcomb Don Burrill; Clark Han
y sj,l , son Eugene Tarbox: Iaura Hanson
% - q his wife, Mrs. Bessie Thompson, Gay
2" 80 Il Hanson Mrs Ora VALERIE; Kdde
. Clyde, Mrs. Louise Pickett; Mary Al
hi len Perry Mrs Ellie Curre; Nora, the
y Maid Mrs Lottie Tarbox. Music will
,! be furnished by the orchestra and
among the specialtes will be a violin
solo, Virginia Ames; comic number
TX Ruth McQulan and Lyndall Smith;
~ Highland Fling Margaret Coles; male
~ trio Charlie Turner Don Burrill and
= Floyd Nye.
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PROBATE NOTICE

AT a Probate court hold at Skowhe
gan In and for The County of Somerset
and State of Maine on the nth day of
March A. u. 1872,
Robert r Bisheo of marlborough,
Massachusetts, administration of the es-
hate OF Freeman Moses. late of Athens
In said Somerset County, deceased, and
one of the heirs of said Freeman Moses.
having presented a petition for author
ity to sell aud distribute the proceeds.
after paying expenses, among the SAID
heirs of said deceased living in differ
ent states: That said real estate is stu
ate in Athens. in Somerset County;
1t Is ordered that notice he given to
all persons Interested, by causing a
COPY of this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Independent
Reporter printed at Skowhegan, the
first publication to hc 30 days prior 10
the ninth day Of May 1922. that they
may appear IT a Probate Court to be
held at said Skowhegan on said ninth
day OF May next, at nine o'clock in
the forenoon, and to be heard and OBJ
ject If they see cause.
CHARLES q. SMALL.
Judge of Probate.
A true copy,
Attest:
= PHILO STEWARD,
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FEHF
81 ares one of the best farms in Maine
10 reliable farmer. George II Tut
tic. Norridgewock. iWt1f
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B0Okk EEPER AND STEM
OGRAPHER wanted. one who
is familiar with double entry
essential. Apply to Somerset
Machine Co. Corner Hathaway
and Mechanic streets. tf12
WOMAN TO ASSIST IN iH0U sEsv0Hk

WOMAN TO ASSIST IN iH0usEsxeRk
on farm In Readheid, Permanent home
in comfortable and Agreeable sur
T raria to ad Ts r further
dustrial Department. Maine Central
Railroad, Portland. @'s 3WI2f'
a MAN APRIL 1sT TOs WORK At.
small sporting camp. Year round job
for right party Must be able 10 milk
State wages expected. Walter H. May
nard, lockwood. 2wI2f
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED
April LIST for the summer to do the
laundry and help In kitchen at small
snorting camps. state wages expected
Walter II. Maynard. lockwood. 2w12f
wANTED-MAN AND WIFE FoR
farm. Man must be familiar with
horses and cattle also able to use farm
machinery. Address G. s. Jewett. Nor
ridgewock. 3wi2f
THE CHILDREN's HOSPITAL OF
Portland. Maine. offers to young women
lent a two and one-half years course
of training which includes three
months in district nursing and six
months at New Haven Hospital. New
Haven, Conn. Address Children's Hos
pital. 68 High ST. Portland. Me. 3wIi
MAN AROUND 45 TO LOOK AFTER
our business in this terriotory. Easy
work. permanent, position. Hundreds
of mes are drawing good salaries right
now. Write Oakland Nurseries Man
chester, Conn. for particulars. 4wl1'
WOMAN WANTED For GENERAL.
housework two In family. Middle
aged lady preferred. Mrs. Ernold
Rowe. Bingham. 4wl0'
CLERKS, Young MEN, WOMEN.
over II, desiring, government positions.
s125 monthly. Write for free list OF
positions now open. j. Leonard dor-
mer Civil Service Examiner).. f02
Equitable Bldg, Washington, p c.
4w10'
WANTED-MEN OF CHARACTER,
honesty and intelligence to take charge
of inmates about institutions; men OF
gome mechanical ability and who UNI
derstand farming preferred. Apply
to Supt. II. r. Donnell, State Reforma-
tory for Men, SO. Windham, Maine.
3w10
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED AT ONCE
Kennebec Hospital, Skowhegan. tf1OF
wANTED-AN ALL ROUND COOK
at the Stratton from April list until
| Nov list. Good wages. Inquire OF
Guy b. Durrell, Stratton. Sws'
| WANTED EXPERIENCED CLOTH
Salesman, or one familiar with worsted
cloth, to handle a line of serges direct
| from mill to tailors throughout the
State of Maine. State experience IN
! the cloth Industry and salary expected.
KIN. Independent Reporter SkownegsH
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-23
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Err. 1t will pay You TO gt,
before selling. 1liEheS' ''
for all kinds of furs - J.
Dent. 60, whitman, MASS
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-23
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