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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-12

INNER TUBE, USED. SHE 33x41z.
Price 81. X. T. Patten, Skowhegan
tf45
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y The Independent porter
Names fading county nswspa-
per for sale on all news sands.
HERE WI, ARE AGAIN WITH
those famous weather strips inelud-
ing storm dors. F. NJ. tinkham,
High St, Skowiegan. tia
APPLE BlnRELs-sKoWHE GAN
Farmers Union tf42
WE HAVE The BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars hat we have ever seen
Price s22.50. l. Il. Parsons, kkowhe-
gan. tf44l
GOOD PAIR HEAVY HORSES ABOUT
300 lbs. Well matched and extra
nice working team. Henry H. Reed
East Madison, p. o. address, akowhe-
gan r f D 4. tao
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
ohtht for permanent waving. his been
used once. Paid s23.00, will ,ell for
$ll Mrs. L. M. Sanborn, 123l Water
Street, Skowhegan Tel. rs a. lf38con
WATER COOLING TANK Eos GAS
oline engine. Scientific constructor, the
best tank ever madc for the Purpose.
Very reasonable pries. r. T. tatten
ltf34
FOUR AUTO WHEELS, ARTILLERY
style for sale. Set would coS new
$40, will sell for s3.0, r. T. fatten
Skowhegan. fE \ lf2S
HOUSE ON LOCUS1 ST. RDoMs
and bath, electric lights, large level
lot. r. T. Patten. SEswhegan. tf29
McPHAIL PLANO AT a BARGAIN If
taken at once. So Summer St, axow-
hogan. | tf33
THE MADISON BULLETIN Is FOR
sale In Skowhegan by tn, Ames N,vel-
ty News Company, Water st. tfBF
THE HOULTON TIMES ~ FOR SALE
in Skowhegan by the Ames Noielty
News Company. Water ST. tf4,F
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NOTICE or FORECi.osI RE

WHEREAS, ADOLPIIUS PELkEY
and MARGUERITE PELkEY. each of
Fort Fairfield in the County of Aroos-
took and State OF Maine. by their mort
gage deed dated the 10th day of De-
cember A. d. 1920 and recorded in
Somerset County Registry of Deeds in
Book 1853. Page 262 conveyed to me, the
undersigned, certain lot or parcel of
land situated in Hartland in said coun-
ty 81 Somerset, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning on the North
line of land of one Carl Ames farmerly
owned by 8, NJ. Raymond; thence run
ming Northerly on stone wall twenty
rods: thence Westerly parallel with the
Ames line thirty rods; thence Northcr-
y parallel with the road leading from
Church's Corner to Sibley road twenty
four rods. thence EasterlY parallel with
the Southerly line of land formerly
owned by W. S. Church seventy-two
rods TO Il stone wall; thence Southerly
on the stone wall 20 land of said Ames
fifty-three rods; thence Easterly on said
Ames' land to land formerly owned by
j. G.. Cover; thence Northerly on said
Covers Southerly line to land former
ly owned by w. s. Church: thence
Westerly on the Southerly line of said
Church land to the road leading from
Church's Corner to Sibley Pond; thence
Southerly by said road to land of carl
Ames; thence Easterly by land of Carl
Ames to the place of beginning; reserV-
ing and excepting to ourselves and our
heirs a right of way across the Nes-
terly end of the land hereby conveyed,
from the Sibley Pond road SO called
to a wood lot owned by Mildred Frances
Crocker to be used by the said Grocker
for foot or team or any conveyance AT
any and all times of the year without
hindrance; and
WHEREAS, the condition of snid
mortgage has been broken, NOW
THEREFORE, by reason of the breach
OF the condition thereof claim q
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated at Skowhegan, Maine, January
IL, 1922. -
CHARLES II. CHASE
by Butler a. Butler
Sw2 his Attorneys duly authorized.
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Gard OF Thanks

We wish to exprefs our heartfelt
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their kindnesses and sympathy
shown us during the illness of dear
one and for the beautiful floral trfb-
utes sent by them and Wesserunsett
Grange at the time of our bereaye-
ment. We also wish to thank Rev
George Merriam for hia words of com
fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Tracy
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. Fall
Bertha Tracy
Florence Tracy
Mrs. J. N Given
Cornvlle, Me-. Jan. IL, 1929
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Gregory, l4l Main St, Bangor No
HONEY. DARK BUCKwHE,,N
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zone, 3 lbs. $3.50; 10 lbs. s2.36 h
count on large lots Roscoe y
son, Dept f, Dundee, New York. 4
SEVEN SONS STRAIN COLIv5
Wyandotte breeding cockcrels, tbE
We ever bred. Your corresbo.
is solicited. J. J. Harding, Albio,5
Il
HONEY WARRANTED PURE
EST quality clover bees honey d.
ed all charges prepaid as fold
lbs. 81; lbs Sff5; Il lbs. s.
lbs. $1,000; one dozen 81 OF slasI
So. Satisfaction guaranteed. Id
low Bros. Hallowell. Maine.
I,HAVE ron SALE F0Rp l
! Overland Model 20. ] Dodge ~
L. "A. Caswell. Slxowhegan. y. r I
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Sbarpener. Demonstration sci
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for So cents. Write for partIs
Moe Brothers Co. Dept. a. 29s Il
way, New York city. I'll
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teacher in your town regardinsl
courses and then address Mr.. III
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of six or seven rooms and bath
have electric lights. VIII take
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ed that we can do limited AMI
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ADDING MACHINES TO RENT
a DAY. $500 a week. $500 a md
These rates do not include packioI
transportation. Independent Repd
Co. ,4 ID
TYPEWRrfERs TO RENT on
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Smith and other makes. Indepora
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WANTED SHOES TO REPAIRS
us your repairing by parcel post !
viii be returned to you in ia h,
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Miscellaneous

NOW IL THE TIME TO MOVE he
FORE the snow deeper. Any time
any place, from one tn to five. Fred
Mckay. North avenue, Skowhegan.
Telephone 1l6-11. 2w2t
TAKE NOTICE-Ir YOU WANT
your wood sawed and saved right, call
Joe Beaudette. 39 Frnch street. l
will be glad to go anywhere in somer-
set county, no job too large. or too
small. All work guaranteed satisfac-
tory at reasonable prices Also | am
ready to do job work of any kind. Tele-
phone number 252-2. 13w2'
START A III sINEss or YOUR OWN
in Skowhegan; work part time; small
capital: particulars. Box 403. Glen
Cove, y. y. 1W2s
BEFORE YOU BUY sHOES-PLEAsE
send for my free catalogue of mems
ladies', boys and girls qualityyshoes. My
low prices Will please you. | Fred w.
Preble, SO Main St, Bingham, AVE-
NOTICE-A LARGE COLLECTION
of pictures and descriptions a beauti-
full ladies sent free to any tne upon
request; Address Prof. Wars B. $40
Valley Nebr. l.Sw2'
JOB WANTED. WOOD Cutting.
driving truck. or anything of mich
am capable. Would be willing to go
Chestnut St, Skowhegan. WEI
ROSARY, FOUND ON MADISON
avenue. Christmas Day, by dAorge
Kicker will be delivered to the Swner
at the Independent Reporter ofise on
paying for this ad. ay1
BRING IN YOUR WAGON WHEELS
for new spokes and new rims dfing
the winter months. Harold York, kol-
on. Farmers Phone f-112 4y1s
WOULD LIKE ONE OR TWO BOAip-
ers. Can have warm room IL delir-
ed. Mrs. Clifton Lewis, Kill9re
Farm, Skowhegan. 4w1l.
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John C, corson, who has been IN
the barber business az years. the last
ten years in Skowhegan, has been OBJ
liged to change his occupation on ac-
count of lameness and has accepted a
position representing the Toiletine
Manufacturing Company Of Greenfield
Mars. succeeding Geo. l.. McGurdS nj
Waterville. whom many in this,Seotiqn
will remember. ..,.,-.t.tl, No..
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Card OF Thanks

| take this way to- thank my lnany
friends for the shd%et Of posi- ca IDS
l wish to thank the Grange for the
fruit and flowers and my other friends
who were kind and thoughtful to me
In various ways.
H. Mrs. Hiram Bigeldw
Norridgewock, Maine, dan, IL, 1892.
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4l.ufal NptuG

The stl.lenss ol the commercial de-
partncnt ii the Skowhegan high
school were. addressed the other day
b. William Bonney. treasurer of the
state OF Maine lie spoke along the
line If state finances.
Royal Wentworth of the Back Road
let here Yesterday to visit his sister
Miss Doris Wentworth in Portland.
Afterwards he vii continue his trip to
Boston where he will attend the Fruit
Show AMI visit other points.
word has been received here to the
effect that J + Barrett Of Canaan is
very low at his home. Mr. Barrett
has for many years sold meat in this
section AMI IS we'll known in many
Skowhegan homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Preble left
for Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Sunday morning They are to enjoy
vacation trip in those states and
Will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Longley in Providence.
Louis Currier has returned to his
home in Winthrop following a visit
with his brother, William Currier of
Iawton street. Another brother,
Joseph Currier of Winthrop is a guest
in town.
Last evening social for the mem
ber5 of the Children of Mary Sodality
and the Ursaline Sisters of the Con
vent was held in Convent Hall. Games
were played and refreshments were
served, each member bringing some
thing for the occasion.
The faculty of skowhegan high
school have received an invitation
from the faculty of Madison high
school to dine with them one evening
next week, the dinner to be served
under the direction of the domestic
science pupils OF Madiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon LeClair, Mrs.
Eliza Gagne, Mrs. Mary King and
Ledger Kfn9 will go 10 Waterville Sat
urday; where they will attend party
in honor of Joseph Mayo, who is
frequent visitor in Skowhegan. He is
a brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. LIE
clair Mr.. LeClair will return home
next Tuesday from that city after at
tending an event in the X. c. Lodge.
The next meeting of Sorosis will
occur Tuesday evening instead of
Monday evening owing to the Redpath
entertainment 1t will be a travel
meeting and the arrangements are in
charge of Mrs Elizabeth w. Dyer who
will give a paper on her foreign ira
wells. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Edna Jenkins, Mrs. Blanche Phillips,
Mfk, MARY Rowell and Mrs. Myrtle
Green. #,4.. =#=..,i..
At mdetmg Of; thei Stockholders of
thu First National Bank, Tuesday, the
folloYing board of directors was re-
c. e,'R e. Cook. br @ T. 6fasdom5e. SGE
Yohpg, j. W. Fogler, W. p. Ordway
ana Col. r. w Marfton. The direc-
tors: elected the 'N6lloGing' 0ffiJers
Cfge Cooks president; Bin w. Page,
easliier; H. II. Goldsmith. assistant
cashier. The geneg4 report y, HAT
the financial standing Of the bank is
tho STRONGEST in ifs History.
There was good attendance at the
rehearsal of the skowhegan Festival
sslnssftsssSis5 &c fal nl
of the .seectiQps and a few more will
be taken hdp )dhUhig fthed NEXT few
months. After that the remainder of
the season will be- devoted ito the
study of the opera Carmen" and 1t is
earnestly hoped that if any others
wish to join the chorus they will do
so before work on the opera has been
commenced Prof. II. w. Leighton Is
conductor and Mrs. Mildred X. Weston
is pianist
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Positions Wanted

WOULD LIKE PLACE. 10 DO
housework somewhere in Skowheaan
MISS florllla Moody, Skowheaan II / u
D. 4N2F
WANTED WORK TO TAKE IN by
the hour Inquire of Mrs. York ia
island Ave. Skowhegan. A3w52R
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sAwnriI. MACHINERY. ONE NEW

HaCkct n Wi:ham gang edger. .
dogs also for some second hand
mill machinery, repairs for Lane
and INcket a Witham saw mills al
so single mills. Somerset Machine
Company, SkowheGan. Both phones.
It'll
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To Let

HOUSE or SIN ROOMS ON OAK
street near Mt. Pleasant Ave. Inquire
of Miss Leland. 3 Elm ST, Skowhe-
gan. 1W2t
ROOMS TO LET AT 40 SUMMER sr..
SkoWhegan. IFS
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advertisements ID these columns not to exceed II
Fnes inserted once for 25c. four times for SOC. ~
with order. Each additional line SC. In como@1
ines, reckon an average of words. Stamps TAI !
not paid in advance, 1Oc additional is char
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/ a FEW HENS OR PULLETS Az
rev hoes. Isaiah Crowell. Nah
III Ills, NoWhegan. Farmers Tel
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WE BuY BEEF HIDES, HH
hides, calf skins and raw furs. q
Ing d Rowell Harmony. 81
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A GOOD FOX DOG THAT is TRh
Ed on bobcats. 5. T.. Stowell, sd
I y - 2.
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u WNNII4U ID fEFAE FNUN UNV
" small farm consisting of 50 A
lcres in good location with STOCK
lay preferred. In answering giu
description and lowest cash price
@ress J.. O. Box GAL, Madison. a
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Two OR 'riinii3E Used Btrpl
or CYphei'S ifddbators and flol
Breeders. Sasha fl. Tobias, Nori
woch II f - :. wi
the Farmer TeH Go. Fred Parld
~ I, e. Efessits stst@E the Water 4
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Two OR 'riil,EE Used BtrpJ
or CypheiS irddbatora and I'm
Breeders. Sasha IL. Tobias, Norl Il
wock II f - . Nv &
a. SHARE AND. INSTRU MENr
the Farmers' TeE Go, Fred ParkrH
"a Eeatitt st,t@If the Water n
!, a FEW HENS OR PILLETS AM
few hogs Isaiah Crowell. MAN.
Mills, Skowhegan. Farmers Tel e
WE MY BEEF HIDES, nOsy
hides, calf skins and raw furs.
Ing a Rowell, Harmony. "a
A GOOD FOX DOG THAT Is rid
I'D on bobcats. s. e. Stowell, ~
y y 2,
N WANTED TO HEAR FROM owl
" small farm consisting of 80
icres in good location with STOCK
lay preferred. In answering giu
description and lowest cash price
fress J.. O. Box GAL, Madison.
TWO WHITE CHESTER Bs
lows. one to two years old 81
10 farrow between April and
Write particulars in FIRST letter
|. Hume we'll, Bingham.
WANTED Ta MY SOME HEli
calves. E. L. Moody. Jr Fam
fhonc 20-i, Skowhegan II F y ?.
4 SECOND HAND PING AND nd
irchie NJ. Danfortb. care Of Farr
telephone office, SkoWhegau.
WOULD LIKE TO MY A Su.
gace with stable Archie NJ
brth, care CT Farmers Telephone
Hkow hogan. 3w
SEVERAL THOUSAND FEET WIZ
tth. Must be > ii inches thick
Iedger Mfg Co, Skowhegan.
IttING IN YouR CALF SKINS. I'd
abd pelts to the SkowheEan r
o., 10 Court ST.. Skowhegan.
ONE LOAD LOOSE HAY. II
hiaiity. Charles Green. Pleasam
Siowhegan. Telephone 10. II
| WANT TO BuY ONE PUREBs1
Hfstem bull. Fred E. Beanc. y
hst1. 3wi%
fINk AND MISiSRAT FURS WiH
EIl viii pay $4,000 for large Il
81 for medium, So for small VI
! mtkrat $3.50 for large; 81 for M
SIP for small: fall muskrat 81
larte; $3.50 for medium; 81 for
MQley sent same day goods arr
ceied. T.. 7. Sherman. Furrier
Testple St. Whitman, Mass. g."
ssCOND HAND SAVING MACH
walled. State condition and prN0
sant in first letter. Joseph by
The Forks. 3w'1
stsRJCE AND FIR PULPwGo
u. II Sawyer, North Arson, n. T..
| ISL Madison Exchange,
4 S1EVEN ID. GREENLEAF NOM
wreith. one or more These !
man fractured in Starks up to
yeart ago. Many of them sold
Somlfset County residents. GeI
| g. Firgrieve, Russell Street. SkoJ
gan. Telephone Ella. Tia
A CREAM COOLING TANK-woq
also be Interested TO hear of any
tato machinery in good condi'I
| planttr. horse hoe, sprayer, digger
Luth4 II. Elliott. Il F. u 8, Skowhe1
FARMERS Tel. Canaan So.
DAtvD BARKER's POEMS. 4
use ole or two copies. Send or n
them in and let me know the
r. t. Patten. Skowhegan. tn
A FEw SECOND HAND VIM
! SaSneH &. a. leighton, AZ MllpuiI
! SkowAhgan. Telephone STA.
WANT TO BUY A SHOE MAXI
Sewing Machine. Coburn Gay
Madison Ave, Skowhegan. Telep1
| 1874 IN
LISN POULTRY--wRIT IN ~
| letters kind and number you
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED---D1
me card. l will call anyw1
Harry Nelson. 40 Pleasant St.. Skc7
gan.
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TMO WHITE CHESTER ]

lows. one 10 two years old 4
10 farrow between April ! and
Write particulars in FIRST letter
I. Hume we'll Bingham. IA
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ONE LOAD LOOSE HAY.
AlalitY. Charles Green. Pleasau
SloWhegan. Telephone 18.
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TONS TO Pictorial Review and Modern
Priscilla this month. To receive your
help ! am COINS TO make very low
price. tlor only $50 I viii send
Pictorial Review and Modern Priscilla
to youraaddress for Que year. To
commence With tn March issues. This
is the most wonderful bargain for
Years and ! hope you will take add
vantage Of il and send your order at
2nce. Fred y. Preble,f 80 Main St.
Bingham 2W2
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's'n,ssttsssstsl tllEsS3sFa ltEsr 1s

months. After that the remainder OF
the season will : bel devoted ito the
study of the opera Carmen" and 1t is
earnestly hoped that if any others
wish to Join the chorus they will do
so before work on the opera has been
commenced Prof. II. W. Leighton Is
conductor and Mrs. Mildred X. Weston
is pianist.
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TYPEwHITISa AND GEssE
Stepoerapby work. We are 40 al
ed that we can do limited an
Of custom typewriting and stem
phic work. Independent portsu
Glxnwbppan
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TYPEWRITER TO RENT or
sale on the lnstallment plan. d
Smith and other makes Indepor1
Reporter =.
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u. y. INTERNATIONAL HARvEs-
TER, gasoline and Kerosene engine
price 500 Gray grain separator at
SIS. Both guaranteed in fine con-
dition. Fred c. Ford. Winterport. Sw2'
White County record., 1922-09-21

At any rate, wife with mind of her own is preferable to one with no mind at all.
White County record., 1922-09-21
Joshua Nichols, who has been

Joshua Nichols, who has been quite sick for the past week, is reported some what improved.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Riley left Monday for Weldon, Ark, where they will make their future home.
 The revival meeting at the M. E. Church South closed Sunday night with thirty eight conver- sions and many additions to the church. The service Sunday morning was one of the most beautiful ever held in Bradford an at the close of the sermon each person was asked to take a flower to any one who had in a. y way been an inspiration and help to them and the result was real heart felt meeting in which all denominations mingled as one big family. At the evening ser vice there were sixteen convei- sions which brings the total to thirty eight. Rev. DuLaney who assisted Rev. Wade in the meeting, left Monday morning for Springfield, Ark, whSre he will begin anothar nle ting D3r- ing his stay here, Rev. DuLaney made many friends who wish him great success in his work.
 Quite a number of Bradford people have attending the reviv- al meetings at the Baptist Church at Russell this week.
 Asa Fraser and Elmer Mason visited friends at Bald Knob Sun day ~-- a MT. and Mrs. W. c. Whitney en- tertained at dinner Sunday, MT and Mrs. L. A. Callis and son L A. Jr., and MT. and Mrs. W. c. Mason and daughter Leota.
 MT. and Mrs. T. V. Duncan n and son Ralph and James, were the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Mil likin Sunday.
 Barney Hammond and Pierce Prat, of Roosevelt, Ark, arrived in Bradford Monday for a few days visit with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Mason MT. and Mrs. Herbert Whitney and Mrs. Clyde Whitney. drove to Bald Knob on business Monday
White County record., 1922-09-21
Miss Hazel Fafwell went to

Miss Hazel Fafwell went to Newport Tuesday night to work in the Lure Cafe at that place.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Mason and daughter, Leota, and Mrs. E. L. Fuller, who have been vis- iting in West Columbia, Texas, for some time, returned home last week.
 Mrs. E. L. Menes returned Monday night from a months visit with relatives at Conway.
 Miss Ivy Brown closed a very .succe sful term of school Friday, at the Hickmon SchoslhouSe two miles forth of here.
 A. H. Whitney, was a Judsonia visitor Sunday.
 Kenneth Mason went to Jud- sonia on business Saturday.
 Miss Fretwell, went to Searcy last week for a few days visit with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Cranford and MT. and Mrs. Oscar Clark, of Bald Krob, attended the revi- val meeting at the Methodist Church, Wednesday night.
 Miss Marie Throcknorton, left Thursday for Little Rock, where she will enter Senior High School.
 Walter Coffman left Thurs day night for StLouis, Mo-, where he will enter High School as a Junior.
 Herman and Villain Allen, William Clark and Clyde Stu Tt, drove to Williford, Ark, Tues day, returning home Thursday night.
 Miss Gertrude Turham is V S. iting friends at Russell this week.
 Mrs. R. E. Jones, of Bald Knob uade bus ness trip 10 Bradf 2lo Saturday.
 Miss Bennie Oliver of Searcy, is the guest of Mrs. M. A. Whit ney this week. Miss Oliver. was a teacher in the Public School here last year and has many friends here.
 Mckinley Fraser will atte nd High School at Searcy, Ark, this winter.
White County record., 1922-09-21

afternoon.
 Mrs. L. A. Callis made a very pleasant trip to White River Monday. :,
 Among those who attended Normal at Searcy, Monday were, MT. and Mrs. R. L. Hammond, MT. and Mrs. M. A. Whitley and E. P. Whitley.
 Judge Callis, was host to a fishing party one day last week, over on White River. He report ed fine catch.
 Mrs. Emma Whit.ow, recently had her house remodeled and now has one of the most beauti- ful homes in Bradford. Electro lights were installed last week by the Bradford Light and Pow CT Co.
White County record., 1922-09-21
Bradford Breezes

Thad o. Pearson of Dallas, Texas, and Miss Minnie Pearson of Little Rock, Ark, visited re- latives in the city a few days last week.
 Mrs. Mantooth and children of Newport, Ark, visited few days last week, with Mrs. Pearl Coffman. Little Mildred Man tooth will remain with Mrs. Cof- fman and attend school here this winter.
 B. o. Ward, J. M. Ashley and family, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Hayes and MT. and Mrs. P. R. Durham were among those from Brad ford who attended the circus al Newport Wednesday,.
White County record., 1922-09-21
REMARKABLE STATEMENT
By Nurse


 Mrs Nellie Coulson, Searcy public school nurse, makes tn following remarkable statement
 q have used Snipes Jap-1-Cu- "a Skin Remedy in treating over one hundred cases of itching skin troubles in my school work at Searcy this year without a single failure. Jap-I-Cura is real- ly a wonderful remedy for itch, eczema, letter, ringworm, pols- on oak. dew poison itching sWol- len feet and other skin diseases and I heartily recommend 1t for these troubles. Jap-I-Cura is a. greeable to use and does the work quickly"
 Made by Snipes Medicine O., Searcy, Ark. For Sale in Judsonia by Eastland's Phar- macy; in Bald Knob by R. 0. Clark.
White County record., 1922-09-21

It would never do to settle all of our strikes and other trouble at once. We would have Gothlng left to worry about.