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The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
MAIL OUT POSTERS
 10 CATCH JOHNSON PHOTOS AND DESCRIPTION
Of Roy Johnson Sent to Police Of ficers of COuntry-No Reward
 Yet Paid Smith.

About 400 posters, carrying two photos and description of Roy John- son, with notice of a reward of $50 for his apprehension, were completed yesterday by the Conway Printing Company, and were last night mailed broadcast by Deputy Sheriffs J. I. Summers and J. A. King. The photos of Johnson were taken at the time oi his incarceration in the penitentiary in January, 1917, and show front and side views. MT. Summers thinks that Johnson will more likely be locateI by officers outside of the county than inside, although there has been no let up in the watch kept for him.
 George w. (Smokey) Smith was in Conway last night and this morning for lull in his single handed pursuit of the the fugitive. This morning he said he was not at all discouraged by the results of his search
 It became known today that a large part if not all the expense incurred in searching for both Tom and Roy Johnson has been met by MT. Summers from personal funds, and some effort probably will be made to reimburse him. Both MT. Summers and MT. King, with the volunteers who as- sisted in the hunt around Barney and Mt. Vernon, served without pay ard at their own expense while in the field, and deserve great credit for their un- tlring efforts to bring the fugitives to justice.
 No part of the money offered as reward for apprehension of Tom John son has yet been paid Smoky" Smith. The ku klux stipulated in their of fer through Mayor w. D. Cole that direction would be given him as to when and to whom the klan's reward should be paid. This direction mas not been given. The reward offered by Governor McRae for the state of Ar kansas is payable upon conviction, and besides, state funds for the purpose will not be available until July, the governor said.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
LOAN FUND AIDED
 BY NORMAL CLUB

A contribution of $1OO, represe nt- ing the net proceeds of the play, "Stop, Thief given before the holi- days by the dramatic club of the State Normal, has been given to the student loan fund being raised by the Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs. The Shakespeare Club at it's meeting yesterday also voted a con- tribution of $25 from it's regular funds. The student loan fund is be- ing handled by Mrs. Joseph Frauen- thai of this city as treasurer for the federation.
 Numerous loans have been made to students of state supported educa- tional institutions, Mrs. Frauenthal said. The loans are on long time About $500 has been thus advanced to students attend the State Nor mal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
See "Peck's Bad Boy,' White Grand Tonight.

pee feck s 6aQ BOY, White Grand Tonight.
 Pure pork sausage at Central Meat Market, phone 285-11-25dtf. Fresh fish today and Saturday Erbacher Bros, phone 90.-d1t
 Don't forget to pay your s. o. s. tax when you buy.-S. l. A.-dtf.
 Rooms with Board-Mrs. Neal, 12C Grove street, phone 18S.-1- -26d4t.
 Phone 595, the Conway Mar ket, for the best Fresh Meats.
 Wanted to Rent-Five or six room modern house. Drawer 2, City.-1-1O dtf.
 Wanted to Rent-Five or six room modern house. Drawer 2, City.-1-1O dtf.
 Fresh country butter and eggs Erbacher Brothers. Phone 90-1-26 d2t.
 If you need a nurse call Mrs. Me Gee, North Ash st., or phone 206.- 1-23d6t
 Home rendered lard, 10 cents per pound. Erbacher Bros. Phone 990.- 12-31dtf.
 Milch Cows for Sale--A few choice ones Erbacher Bros. Phone 90.- l1-18dtf
 Pure pork sausage, wIeners, and lunch meat. Erbacher Bros. Phone 90.-12-31dtf.
 want to buy or rent ten acres good land close in Address Box 94, Conway.-1 -26d3t*
 Insist upon paying your school tax. It's the only way we can keep the public school going. s. I. A.-dtf.
 WANTED To buy 250 bushels of corn and blow tools. See John Reeves, in Halter -26d3t.*
 RIVER BOTTOM FARM FOR RENT-30O acres. Write Miss Hat tie L. Cribbs, Box 489, Little Rock, Ark.-1-26d
 See "Peck's Bad Boy" White Grand Tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
See "Peck's Bad Boy, White Grand Tonight.

Mrs. H. C. Carpenter is spending the day with relatives at Morrilton.
 T. R. Douglass returned today to Little Rock, following a short visit here
 w. E. Jumper of the Peters Shoe Company went this morning on busi- ness trip to western Arkansas points.
 For Sale-35 hens and cockerels, White Rocks of Estes and Freyalden- hoven strain. For prices call Phone -W.-1-27dtf.
 For Rent-Five- room house, all modern conveniences, blocks east of Normal campus. If interested, call 225.-1-25dtf
 w. C. Hawbecker and family have moved to their modern new country home on the Vilonia pike two miles east of Conway.
 For Sale-One 4-room cottage, having barn and 8 acres of ground. See w. R. James at Faulkner Coun- ty Bank X Trust Co.-1-25d4t.
 Judge George w. Clark returned this morning from Dewitt, where he presided over the midwinter session of the Arkansas county circuit court.
 Fresh lettuce, celery, cabbage on- ions, potatoes, apples, oranges bana- mas and lemons at Hiegel, Thessing X Moix. Phone 461-We deliver-lt
 Five-room house with city light, and 5 acres of land for rent, sale or exchange. Roll top desk for sale. H. D. Russell, 312 N. Front. St. -1-26d3t
 Milk delivered to any part of the city in any quantity. Cream will whip, or no pay. Deliveries morning and afternoon. Russ Dairy, phone 298.--1-24dtf.
 Howard C. Johnston, assistant cashier at the Farmers State Bank, is spending the day in Little Rock.
 Mrs. W, B. Clayton is visitor in Little Rock today.
 J. D. Jones announces that he will soon begin the erection of two cot tages on the R. c. Ludwick property on Robinson avenue and Grove street just south of the courthouse.
 GONE-Setter dog, bluish gray, black and spotted with brown spots under eye and on chest and feet. Answers name of "Top" Reward. Louis II. -2Gdtf.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
LONG TRAIL LEADS
 TO NEGRO; JAILED

Persistent search for the burglar who entered the Postoffice Cafe about ten weeks ago was rewarded Wednes- day night when Deputy Sheriff J. A King arrested Ed Collins, 19, a negro who recently moved here from Texar. kama. Collins got himself caught by selling the Colts pistol which he stole from the cafe. MT. King traced it through about eight sales and finally got it back in the possession of Col lins, who under due persuasion, ad- mitted the theft
 Collins was given preliminary hear ing yesterday before Justice G. M Easterwood and was held to the grand jury on grand larceny and burglary charges. He was jailed in default of $500 bond. Besides the pistol, Collins stole the money of the stamp ma chine at the cafe and probably other articles.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
LEDBETTER APPOINTED
 AS FARM APPRAISER

Former Circuit Clerk A. M. Ledbet- ter late yesterday received a tele- gram from United States Senator r. Ii. Caraway announcing that he had been appointed as federal farm loan appraiser. Mr. Ledbetter said today he had no other information about the appointment further than the telegram and did not know when or Tn what territory he would be assign ed to duty. The appointment is con- sldered a desirable one and Mir. Led better IS receiving congratulations upon obtaining it.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
BUCK JONES CHANGES
 HIS NAME TO CHARLES

Having attained fame as an actor of marked talent, as we'll as for ex. treme daring and skillful riding for the screen, Buck Jones, Fox star has abandoned the name Buck and been formally christened Charles Henceforth it is to be Charles Jones He is said to have celebrated the change br doing more breath-takine and halr-raising stunts than ever be fore In his new picture, Riding With Death,' which comes to the Ideal thea. tre tomorrow.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
BEARS VS. 0zARKS
 PLAY AT HENDRIX

College of the Ozarks of Clarks- vile and State Normal will mix it tonight on the Hendrix indoor court, the game being called at 2 clock to allow its conclusion in time for the lyceum number at 8:15 o'clock. State Normal defeated the visitors last week at Clarksville and tonight expect to take their scalp by a more generous margin. The Clarks- vile team will remain here over to- morrow and meet Hendrix on the court at 7:30 o'clock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
LIKE ONE OF FAMILY"
Editor Log Cabin Democrat:

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 Please change the address of our paper from Osage, Okla, to 1216 East Seventh street, Oklahoma City. l miss the paper like it was one of the family, as l have been reader of 1t since l was child. My home was at Conway when a girl. Please send to the new address this week. as we hate to miss copy of the dear old paper.
 Mrs. R. l.. Vaughan.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-27
MRS. JULIA ROWLAND

Mrs. C. D. Howe was called to Benton this morning on account of the death of her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Rowland. Had Mrs. Rowland lived until July, she would have been 97 years old.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01

100 CARPENTERS WANTED. CALL
a39M Waterville during the day and
after Z z. NJ. Call S0t-M. 1w22
AM WANTING A. GOOD WOMAN In
the kitchen. Two chambermaids and
Mattresses. II. c. Jones, York Beach,
Maine. 2w22F
WANTED--sTRONG RURAL TEACH
Frs for Fall; salary $3.50. DO not
apply without at least Summer School
work. Supt FL. r. clifford, Hartland.
2w22
GIRL OH WOMAN FOR GENERAL
work at once. Hotel Cahill, Bingham.
1w22f
WANT SEVERAL MEN TO LEARN,
Barbering, Chiropody, Linotyping
Printing, Meat Cutting and many other
Vocations. Commission, room, board
offered by-"Co-operative contracts"
Get Catalog. Hall University. Sl4 Wash
ingtoh St., Boston. 4w22'
TWO MEN. PREFERABLY BE-
in our mailing department Wednesday
evenings independent Reporter Com
pany. tf22
CAPABLE MIDDLE AGED COOK
wanted at small sea shore summer ho-
tel for season. Also chambermaid and
Mattresses. r. r. Jordan, Prout's Neck
Maine. 4w22~
GIRL or WOMAN WANTED TO DO
general housework. Mrs. George h.
Sampson. Maple St, Skowhegan. tf21F
AGENTS wANTED TO SELL TURK
,ISH Towels. write for particulars. Err
nest Tattersall. 99 Haskell Ave. Gin
ton. Mass. 3w21s
HoUsEKEEpER WANTED. MIDDLE
aged lady preferred. w. c. Hobart, 26
Summer St tf21F
aged preferred. Good home for the
right party. Address letters to Box
1914, Hartland. 3w21
HOusEKEEPER WANTED. ONE
who can go home nights preferred. Ad-
dress Box 100, Skowhegan. tf20
wOMEN-To WORK WHOLE Or
part time for the well known corset
with the woven wire stay. Instruc-
tons free of charge. Laura ID. Lowell,
State manager for the NuBone Corset.
Call 7106-R or write to 262 Spring St.,
Portland. 4w20s
EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES FOR
the season. Also one chamber girl:
kitchen girl at The Stratton. Stratton.
Me. AVIS
FIRST CLASS SEAALSTREss, WHO
Is. capable and efficient. Mrs. l.. Il.
Wilson, 123 East Leavitt st.. Skowhe-
gan, Telephone 35-4 tf19F
WANTED AT ONCE AT THE DING-
HAM Hotel, an experienced meat cool.
c. w. Dutton. Prop, Bingham. tf19F
WAITRESS AND KITCHEN GIRL
wanted. Lambert's Restaurant Water
St, Skowhegan. tf19F
wANTED--wOMEN AND GIRLs
for light work operating button ma
ehinery. Steady employment. Paragon
Button Corp, John Dvorak, manager.
Waldoboro, Maine. Swiss
MAN AND wINE. FOR TMa SUM
mer OF 1922. The man for out DOOR
work and woman for UtchsH work.
Also woman Tor chamb4r work. Only
people of good character wAf5ted Adj
dress Mrs. A. p Carnage, Christina
Cove, Maine. - A}S'g3@. 4wl9s
LAUNDRY AND KITCHEN HELP
wanted in a small summer hotel. Good
wages paid. For particulars apply
to h. G. Mcfarland. South Bristol, Me
4w19F
WANTED, AN ABLE, TEMPERATE
and reliable farmland for permanent
position. A square deal guaranteed to
right party. Address l.. II. Elliott,
Skowhegan RID No. g. tfI6F
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For Sale

HAIR GOODS A sPECIALTY--
Switches and transformations made
from comblngs at Miss TowRe's. Room
l6. ]. Z. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
TRUNKS AND BAGS. JUST THE
time to buy them. New lot, some dan
dies. Reasonable prices. Let me show
Nou. George b. Dow, The Harness
Man. lW22'
1921 CHEVROLET TOURING CAR.
Demonstration. Good row boat, Cash
or easy terms. N. II. Phone ll4-l2
:. NJ. Curtis, 2w22
TWO SECOND HAND FORD CARS
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. e. Wares
stable, Water St, Skowhegan. N. f.
Phone 47-2. tf22
HARD AND SOFT SLAB WOOD
ready for stove, at $3.50 a cord. Albert
Stlenski. Skowhegan Il. F. u. No. 2.
<w22s,
HOUSE LOT FOR SALE ON MT.
Pleasant Ave. Inquire Clyde H. Smith.
Skowhegan. sw22
LOTS FOR SALE ON THE N. l..
Smith place near the Catholic Gene
terry Also land to let for gardens In
quire of Melvin Palmer, Hinckley, or
@. S. Benson, Skowhsgan. lw22"
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LOST, FRIDAY, MAY 10Th. DE-
tween Lakewood and Goodrich Hin on
the Scion road, package containing
pair mems pants. please leave al Bick-
fords Store or notify Chas. Luce, Mad
ison RID 1. tel
BLACK TRAVELLING BAG LOST
from automobile between Abbott and
Greenvilie Junction, saturday. May 27.
Miss Bob White but no card. Finder
will be suitably rewarded if same is
returned to Mrs. Chas. Moody Skow-
hogan r. r. y. No. Z. 4w22
POCKET BOOK LOST BETWEEN
.Skowhegan and Lakewood. Identitica-
ton card was enclosed. Finder will be
suitably rewarded if same Is returned
TO John II. Grundy Mechanic street.
Skowbegan. lw22
A LADIES KAT, LAST SUNDAY.
between Fairfield and Athens by way
OF Skowhegan. Finder will be suitably
rewarded for it's return. Miss Bertha
l., Paul, RID No. 4. Skowhegan. Farm
ers' Tel. 9-12 Scion. lw22
FOUND A STREET. BLANKET Sun
DAY evening, on Madison Ave. owner
may have same by proving property
and paying for this ad. Must call at
my home, l6. Summer st" after O'Clock.
1w22'
LOST, SUNDAY, MAY -, BETWEEN
East New Portland and North Arson,
white flannel baby's blanket with blue
'oroeheted edge. Please notify Mrs. C..
II. Viles 4 Middle street. SkowheEan.
1w22
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Horn sc 0rri, can

A very eharming wedding Was sol
emnized Monday morning at O'Clock
from the Church of Our Lady of
Lourdes when Miss Anna NJ. Corri-
veau. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
c. Corriyeau. became the bride of
Wendell X. Horns. of Monsoon, Mass.
Nuptial mass was celebrated by FIR. J.
Louis \. Renaud, parish priest, and
relatives and girl friends We're among
the witnesses. Attending the couple
were Miss Amanda Corriveau, the
brides sister. and Lawrence Horns.
OF Pawtucket, x. l.. the groom s
brother Miss Juliet Corriveau, an
other sister, acted as usher. The
wedding march WAS played by Miss
Cecilia Fortier and during the mass
st. Mary's choir sang. The church
was prettily decorated with flowers
The bride wore tan crepe with hat to
match while the bridesmaid and usher
were attired in dark blue with CORE
spending hats. Lunch was served at
the home of the brides parents fol-
lowing the ceremony and wedding
dinner was served To which relatives
were the hidden guests, at midday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horns LETT on the 2.35
train on wedding trip to Boston and
Worcester, Mass, after which they
will go to Monsoon, Mass, their future
home. The groom is manager of the
Monsoon Worsted Mill Office while the
bride. has been engaged in the hair
dressing and manieuring business in
Skowhegan for about nine months,
having studied for this vocation in a
Boston school. Out-of-town people
present for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs Merle Roullard of Pittsiield, Mrs.
Roullard being a sister Of the bride.
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BABY CHICK PRICES REDUCED,

BABY CHICK PRICES REDUCED;
Bred To-Day popular breeds; prepaid
guaranteed delivery; Send for circu-
lars; Breeders $475 up Roy Clark,
East Hartford Conn. 4w22F
HOUSE IN SPLENDID CONDITION
for sale at IS French street. Selling
on account of Ill health. Sell at sacri-
flee for quick sale. Albert J, Libby. Tel
y. T. Phone 56-12. 1W22%
WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH ONE
drum. three pairs drum sticks and
stand, $12 Inquire of Edward Lessard.
32s Madison Ave. or f. $. Lessard.
1W22
/ TWO DOUBLE TENEMENT HoI Sizes
on East Maple St.. at very low price.
Cali sT-5 Madison. j. NJ. Norton
4w22s
CAN LOAD OF NEW DRUNSWICK
shingles just unloaded. Low price for
cash. j. NJ. Norton. Arson. 4w22"
MATCHING EGGS. THE LAST CALL
this season. White Wyandottes at
only 75c for 13 eggs. Don't delay or
der now. Drop-ln Poultry Farms.
Bingham 2w22F
MAXWELL CAR. 1920 MODEL. CO.
BURN Garage, Skowhegan. 2w22+
Two FARMsi THE STEVE GREEN
farm in Cornville and the Frank King
place on the East Madison Road, l 1-2
miles from Skowhegan. Mott u. Rus
aeH, RID No. 4, Skowhegan 4w22s
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LOCAL NEWS

]. II. Grant Of Benton was in town
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.. Smith and
son, Gordon, leave Sunday next Tor
n several days visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. w s. StiHchfeld has had as
guests this week her sister, Mrs. wal
ter Pillsbury and Walter Pillsbury,
Jr., of Rumford.
County Attorney James II. Thorne
with Deputies II. E. Croker of Can
aan, Thomas Tuscan Of Scion, have
returned from, q fishing trip up river.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the M.
Il. Church will meet with Mrs. II. A.
Dinsmore on Thursday afternoon,
June 3, at the usual time. Members
please notice the change in date.
Miss Hannah X. Page leaves next
week for Norton, Mass, to attend
graduation at Wheaton College. Miss
Mandana Marsh of Providence, r. l., a
friend of Mss Page, is one of the
graduates.
Mrs. j. II. Davenport and daughter.
Helena, of Camden, are visiting with
Mrs. Davenport's mother, Mrs. Ed
ward Lessor, at her home on North
street and sister, Mrs. Josephine Gou-
lette, of LeaRitt street.
Elmer f. Greenwood and r. B. Cole
have been named by the selectmen
ms members of the committee to Sc
lect a desirable location for the new
high school building. Another name
viii be added to the committee later
Harold c. Robertson, OF Meridian
Conn, is in town calling on local bust
ness men as a representative OF the
American Extension University Mr.
Robertson was formerly q resident OF
Somerset County, being a son OF Mr.
and Mrs Osgood Robertson, Of St. AL
bans. He came here from that town
yesterday.
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DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred r. Cox,
Hanover ST., Town. N. e. Phone 1884.
TIL
MARK YOUR LIN EN- WITH A RUB
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
indelible mixing pad, complete outfit by
mail SOC. Independent Reporter Co. tao
APPLE BARRELs--skOw
Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $2250. F. e. Parsons, Skowhe-
gan. tai
HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving. has been
used once Paid $23,00, will sell for
$11. Mrs. l.. NJ. Sanborn, 123 Water
Street. Skowhe gan. Tel. 25 "A. tf3Scon
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath, electric lights, large level
lot. r. T. Patten. Skowhegan. tres
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Our CITIZENS ARE INTERESTED

Probably never before in the history
of Skowhegap have citizens been more
interested or active in the thorough
municipal cleanup than they are TINS
season. Special meetings are being
called to continue the enthusiasm and
committees Of energetic men and Wo-
men have been named to look after
the campaign in various districts OF
the village. With these men and wo-
men to spur the other citizens on our
beautiful village is sure TO be more
beautiful. as Skowhegan believes IN
progression and. keeps abreast with
her neighbors. Remember though that
we must all do our part in this great
clean up movement which IS spreading
all over the United States
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TWO OR THREE FuRNIsHRD.


rooms to let for light housekeeping. No.
one but neat, clean people need, apply.
Inquire at Wares Livery Stable Ofdne.
2w21
HAVE. CLEANED. MY LUMBER
camps at little Carry Pond. Supplied
them with clean beds for 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 j. Lane, Bingham.
4w21
TWO COTTAGES AT LAKEWOOD
for the season. l.. w. Jewett, 2O2
Main ST.. Sko whegan. tf2o
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. MRS.
J. C. Corson. 43 Heselton ST.. sk9whe-
gan, ". e. Tel 1911. TINS
VACUUM CLEANER FOB RENT.
Terms. 81 day. soc extra IL delivered
and called for Mrs. Alice M. Dow. so
Mcclellan street. Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 2S-14 5w18"
FURNISHED ROOM WITH hath,
heated and electric lighted. Mrs. EN-
ma Frost. Bush St., Stowhegan n. d.
Phone. LAB. tfl7
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LET Us TRY TO SUIT YOU WITH
hair cut at Spragues, The Barber.
childrens hair cutting a specially
4w21s
AUTO TRUCK. alp TON REQ
Speed wagon daily round trips, The
FORKS to Skowhegan and return. See
piacaros Tor schedule. Rates on ap-
plication. Durgin & NORM, The Forks.
tG21
- Don't PAY RENT. HOUSE LET IN
nnUiiPsons Gardens on easy terms.
Full particulars PROXIMITY Furnished.
Walter f. Dodge, Blair strest, Thomp-
'sohs eiafoens tx2l
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Miscellaneous

WIDOW Ann MAIDEN WORTH
over $4,000 want kind, helping hus-
bands. Write quick for pictures and
descriptions. Box 223, Los Angeles
cal 4w22s
FURNISHED -FOUR Room COTTAGE
wanted for month of August. Might
located. c. Mack. 564 East Attn St,
Brooklyn, " Y tf22
Down STAIRS RENP FOR SMALL
family with no children wanted Ad-
dress ~. r." care of Reporter. tf2lF
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Robert Taylor

Memorial services were conducted
Tuesday for the late Robert Taylor
with Rev. b. II. Johnson officiating.
The deceased was the four year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Taylor,
the mother having been before her
marriage Miss Lottie b. Chase of
Solon Much sympathy is expressed
to the bereaVed parents.
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State Department OF Agriculture will
Cooperate with Farm Bureau this
Week

The State Department of Agricul-
ture will cooperate with the Farm
Bureau in putting on three busting
demonstrations in Somerset County
during the present week.
Sunset Ridge Farm, Fairfield, II 1,
June 2, 2 p. m. e. r. Towne's
Farm, Madison, r. 1, June 3, Q a. m.
A. c. Healds farm, known as the
Vittum farm, Scion. June g. 2 p. m.
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To Let

LARGE PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
suitable for man and wife or two gen
tlemen. Meals If desired. Mrs. James
l.. Johnson, 316 Water st. lwZ2|
WOULD LIKE ONE OR TWO La
DIES to take double room. Also one
young LADY, to take a pleasant, small
cool room on first floor. Mrs. Olive
Dealey 81 Pleasant ST.. Town. 4w2l'
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WOILDt LIKE WORK IN sESOSUHks-
GAN. Have had 10 years experience
in the Grocery and Hardware business.
can give references. For further in
call at the Independent-Re-
porter Office. 4w20s
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EAST MADISON

ChInnoks Short drama plays given
at Grange Hall, e. Madison, Friday
evening, June 2. Dance follows play.
Good music. Everybody invited. Price
for show and dance 75c war tax in
cluded. Commence 8 o'clock. 1w22@