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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02
SkOWHEGAN LOCALS

" { Hobart and o. X. Wilder left
Tuesday evening on a business trip
to Boston
Joseph Fluet has entered the employ
of the Walker Smith Clothing Co. for
work Saturday afternoons and even
ings.
Ralph Ames, while working in the
Manual Training department at the
high school. yesterday lost the end of
his thumb. ampntation Just escaping
the end OF the bone
Mrs. T. {. Tucker and Mrs. John
Nutting left yesterday for Winthrop,
where they have been attending the
3Sth annual meeting of the Maine Con-
ference of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society as delegates from the
local society of the Methodist church,
The Working League of the FEEDER
ated church held its annual harvest
dinner. yesterday, in the church par
lors large number of people were
served. The tables We're attraetiyely
decorated with pine and red berries.
Last evening number OF people en-
i0yed supper there.
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SIN CYLINDER BUICK CAR IN
nnav. Inquire of W. H. Fowler. tf37
ONE ram OF COLTS FOUR YEARS
old. we'll broken and used to work.
Weight 1000 lbs. Also six cows, none
over four years old. Three one year
old heifers One pair of two year old
steers one six months old calf; ten
sheen. Allen j. Moore, Jackman, Me,
phone a.. Lotus Ranch. tfs7
pam OF HORSES, WEIGHING $500
lbs. Including harnesses. sleds. and
price or on easy terms. Wilfred
Cow cite. East st. tf4l
NOTED SHEEP FOR sALE-AGE
compels me to sell my entire flock of
from New Hampshire about 1900 and
bred by my father for about nifty years
aud carefully bred by myself on one
farm for sixty-five years. They have
Kind and are not breachy. They have
white faces and legs and are free from
ticks and vermin. When / used to
exhibit them at State and New England
judges called them the American
Sheep" / have sold from them about
forty thousand pounds OF wool and
three thousand sheep and lambs. Wlil
wishing to buy on receipt of card or
letter Price of sheep ten dollars,
price of lambs eight dollars per head.
Charles 3. Gilman, Route /, Scion, Me.
tf37
1 COMBINATION MEAT WAGON
and sled in nice running condition
equipped for either single or double
team. Alice NJ, Dunlap. Box 80, Route
2 North Arson. Phone Madison 1914.
tf36
BRAND NEW SINGER SEWING
Machine, never out of case. $50; Econ
omy Kng Cream Separator, No. 16,
capacity 600 pounds per hour, used
once, y45: 10 gal used cream cans, 81
each. Parkmans Water Street Store,
Skowhegan. tf35
BLACK HORSE WEIGHS ABOUT
1850 Strong roader, also used to sad
die perfectly sound. Also l combina-
ton meat wagon and sled in nice rum
ming condition equipped for either
single or double team. Alice M. Dun
lap, Box 90, Route 2, North Arson
Phone Madison 1904. tf35
ONE USED OLDsMoBILE CAR,
FIVE passenger Price low for cash.
Must be sold at once. John A. Mooers,
Sheriff. tf35
SEVERAL FINE PUREBRED JER-
SEY cows. both fresh and springers;
also some bull calves; one Z or horse
power Kerosene engine and one good
heavy all around horse. Prices low.
p. h. Withee. Skowhegan. RID 4 and
S. tf32
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SPIRELLA CORSETS-MISS BERTHA
NJ. Goodwin, Corsetere, 1873 East Front
phone 70 tao
HAIR GOODS 4 sPECIALTY--
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towness. Room
l6. J. z. Merrill Block. SkowhegLn. ira
SLABWOOD, STOVE WOOD LENGTH
Horace Spear, Madison + d (Lake-
wood) ~ T.. Phone 9013-13; Farmers
Phone 60, Skowhegan Exchange. tfi4
PAIR WORK HoRsEs-wILL SELL
with harness and wagon sleds, or eX-
change for colts or any kind of stock.
S. r. Moore, + ID 3, Skowhegan, N. 2:
Phone 129-14. 2w44r
BLACK HORSE, SOUND. CLEVER.
good worker and driver. weighs l2OO
about IL years old. SIS If sold at once.
Il. II, Morrill, 20 Court ST., Skowhe-
gan. Both phones. u44
SECOND HAND LUMBER FOR SALE
Carl NJ. Holt, Skowhegan Telephone
10l. 3w4f
NINTY HEAD OF CATTLE. YOUNG
stock, beef cattle and dairy cows
Among them are some registered here
fords and Jerseys. Also IL morse s.
Cyrus e. Walker. North Arson. 4w44'
BENCH wRINGER IN GOOD CON
DITION, also washing machine. Mark
q. Clark, 10 Park Street, Skowhegan.
lw14f
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STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
Management, Etc., Required by the Act
of Congress OF August -. 1912

OF The Independent Reporter pub
lished weekly at Skowhegan, Maine.
October, 1922, State of Maine, County
of Somerset. IS. Before me. authoriz-
ed to administer Oaths and take ac.
acknowledgement of deeds in and for the
State and county aforesaid. personally
appeared Roland 7. Patten. who. hav-
Ing been duly sworn according to law.
deposes and says that he Is the busi-
ness manager OF the Independent-Re-
porter and that the following is, to
best of his knowledge and belief a
true statement of the ownership, man
agement, etc, of the aforesaid publica-
tion for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act of August
"a. 1912. embodied in section 443. Pos
tai Laws and Regulations.
That the names and addresses of
the publisher. editor and business
manager are Publisher, Independ-
dent Reporter Co.. Editor. John L. Fish
and Business Manager, Roland 4. Pat
ten. all of Skowhegan. Maine. That
the owners owning 1 per cent or more
of the total amount of stock are:
Estate of Lois w. Patten, Roland T
Patten, all of Skowhegan and Horatio
S. Weston, Logtown. Mississippi.
INDEPENDENTS EPORTER co.
Roland r. Patten,
Business Manager.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 10th day of October 1922.
NELMA S. VILES,
Commission expires March 10, 1927
1w44
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700 CEDAR POSTS 3 AND q FOOT
lengths. Roscoe G. Bgelow, kowhe-
gan, r. F. d. No. T. 4w42f
TRAPPERs-MY METHOD OF
catching foxes has no equal. Will
send free. Everett sherman, Dept. 6,
Whitman, Mass. Swi2*
SECOND HAND TOP CARRIAGE. IN
good condition. Geo. +. Sampson. tf42
PAIR OF GREY HORSES. 3a0O pounds
I've and six years old; good workers.
in good condition. win sell cheap
for cash. d. NJ, Bunker. Mercer
4w42f
LIGHTFOUR. FIVE PASSENGER
overland touring car. VIII sell cheap
J. w. Small, corner Beach and Madison
avenue. iw42'
ONE PUREBRED OXFORD DOWN
buck lamb. Also some cows and heif-
ers. Are to freshen first Of winter
VIII Stuart. Scion. r d l. tf4lF
A. j. c. G. JERSEYS; TWO cows;
] bull. three months; one bull, II mos
old. Also a few White Plymouth Rock
Cockerels,- 50 each. Walter A. Hilton
Athens 4w41'
PUREBRED GUERNSEY BULLst
one yearling, King OF Romana's Spots
woods Governess. sire of Queens Sc
guel of Pine Grove; one months old.
Arlor Day Queens Victor, sired by
Juliets Yeoman of Lakewood. Maurice
A. Malbon. Skowhegan + d I. tfilF
BOARDS. A FEW PLANKs. SOME
stills, studding. etc. Also cedar posts
Joseph Corriveau, SO Milburn st. Tel
1873. 4w4l'
SMALL WOOD STOVE SUITABLE
for living room. Wallace J. Bilodeau,
262 Prospect St. Skowhegan. TIL
FOR BREEDING PURPOSES PURE
BRED White Leghorn cockerels from
the Lord Farm in Methuen. Mass. and
Barred Rock cockerels. Price $l.5O
to $500 respectively. Mrs. b. A. Dag
gett, Skowhegan. 4w4lF
1s-ACRE FARM, FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan. % acres maple, complete
maple syrup outfit, $50 apple trees in
good condition, cider mill. Horse, COW
and farming tools Buildings on prop
erty Mrs. Vital Bolduc or J. =. Thu
bodeau, Grocery Store, North st, SHOW
hegan. Both Phones. tai
MY HOME PLACE ON NoRRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods. Thr-
teen room house, substantial cOnstruc-
ton, exceptionally modern In its con-
venlences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories Price $4,000. Roland +.
Patten. nav
NO. QUEEN ATLANTIC RANGE
almost new at a bargain. Phone
Tom MCGEE. Hartland. SWJ'
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Plans Tor Working League Fair


The Working League of the Federal
ed church will hold its annual fair in
the church parlors on Dec. 3. Mrs
II. S. Hopkins. the president, will have
general charge of the arrangements
The following committees have been
named: Fancy work. Mrs. Alice
Matson. Mrs. Blanche Adams, Mrs
Maude Smith, Mrs. c. p. Merrill, Mrs
Georgia Wilson. Quilts Mrs. o. S
Deaey. Bags-Mrs. A. X. Jewett
Mrs. Edrie Wyman, Mrs. II. E. Smith
Mrs. r. A. Derbyshire. Aprons-Mrs
Mary Rowell, Mrs. Olive Harville, Mrs
Frances Porter, Mrs W H, Fowler
Tea room-Mrs. Nellie i. Savage, Mrs
Ethel NJ. Richardson, Mrs. G. w. Cow
err Food-Mrs. f. X. Greenwood
Mrs. Maude Woodbury.. Mrs. George
Hobart, Mrs. Mae Dane. Dolls-Mrs
c. F. Smith, Mrs. G. l.. Conant, Mrs
Jessie Berce. Candy-Mrs. Adelaide
Whiting, Mrs. Ina G. Hill, Mrs. Efit
c. Furber. Mystery-Mrs l.. G. Traf-
ton, Mrs. Lysander Robinson. jelly
and canned fruit-Mrs. Jessie Kenni-
son, Mrs. Philo Steward, Mrs. F. l.
Pooler, Mrs. Lucy Plummer. Baby
show-Mrs. Daisy d. Merrill.
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SMITHFIELD

AT the First Baptist Church the
evening service was enjoyed by "a
good sized audience strengthened by
two car loads of Coburn students and
teachers. Prayer meeting is planned
for the coming Thursday evening al
7.15, topic, Loving Sacrafce.' The
church supper will take place at the
Grange Hall at 645 on Friday even
ing, November Bird. The price 300
should be the means of fathering a
big group of the Smithfield families
Mr.. Guedi plans to be present at the
entertainment and give an outline OF
the work up to the new year. Mrs
|. NJ. Lawrie of the Waterville church
has been secured for that evening and
will speak to the ladies of Smthfield
of matters concerning thdn. Mr..
Clarence Harlow plans to be there and
he too shall have part in the enter
tainment. A big attendance is ex-
pected. If not able to come to the
supper. come to the entertainment.
Next Sunday services at 1870 a. m.
morning service. Sermon given by
Mr.. c. r. Guedj. topic, Worship,
Sunday school at l1.45, subject, "Jes-
us, the Great Physician" Come pre-
pared and bring some one else with
you. The evening service will be a
special attraction. Special music.
Mr.. Guedj will give all this theme
"From Death unto Life" This will
involve his autobiography beginning
at the cradle in Algiers, North Afr
lea to this day. Really interesting
and beneficial. All welcome.
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SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE pun
POSES, also loan for cemetery uses
Delivered. J. f. ROderick, III Nortn
st. N. E. Phone 1921 tiif
BATHS POUNDS ALL BATES
Ginghams the quality you have always
known. New patterns, lots OF pretty
checks. All Bundles put up With
lengths suited to the garments you
wish to make. Pieces run from Ia 10
yards long. with a great many yaro
pieces In ordering do not forget 10
state use for which they are Wahteu,
with age and sex IL for children. fo4
will find these the most use1ul ana
most satisfactory Pound Bingham BUN.
dies you ever bought. one 5-Ponnd
Bundle (about 30 yards), delivered
free. sass. Iona Mill Ends Co, hart
land. tflb
BULLETIN BOARD-VEHf NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere Would cost $500 TO
TIC
MARK YOUR LINE WITH 4 RUB
BIER printing stamp. Your name ana
irdelible linking pad, complete outnt by
mail Soc INSTRUMENTATION Co. tr4o
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $3.50. F. y. Parsons, SkoWhe-
gan. tf41
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Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Tinkham Of
High street celebrated their golden
wedding last Sunday. The observ-
ance was quiet one. guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers and
Mr., and Ms. E. P. Rogers, old neigh
bors in Norridgewock Mr.. and Mrs.
Tinkham who are both in good health
were married in Norridgewock and
later went to Wakefield Mass. to live.
They have lived in Skowhegan about
five years. OF their family one daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Tinkham of Skowhe-
gan, survives; son Arthur having
died in 1895.
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OLD GRIsT MILL AND LOT. ATHENS

OLD GHiST MILL AND LOT, ATHENS
Village, exclusive fright to water pow
err, with or without machinery. Eureka
Wheat Cleanser, good as new; -four
bolt: sets French Buhr stones; set of
granite; elevator: water wheels; belt
ing; pulleys; shafting etc. Ella T.
Mooers, Court St, Skowhegan. 4w40F
REGULAR CUSTOMERS WANTED
for first class farm dairy butter Can
deliver in Skowhegan or will ship any
where. S. b. Moore r f d 3. Skowhe-
gan. n. f. Tel. 1914. tf40F
woOD FITTED FOR STOVE AND
also iunks at Si3 per cord. Cyril
Violette. Skowhegan r d g. Farmers
Phone 1880 Norrldgewock Exchange
4w40'
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-H. II.
Whipple, Bingham. 4w40'
TWO PUREBRED JERSEY BULLS
from superior stock one nearly ready
for service, Also 40 S. G. Rhode Is
Skowhegan, r. f d 8. 4w4O'
NEW WAY HAY PRESS, MAKING
zoe pound balls, capacity Is to 20 tons
a day. Will sell for one-half cash
at work in vicinity of North Arson.
=. A. Williams North Arson. tao
WHY NOT BUY YOUR DRESSED
poultry direct from A. Il. Barnes Poul1
try Farm. r. Z. Box SO. Skowhegan?
one cent postal card will bring your
Sunday dinner. Deliveries made every
Saturday. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf3S
WEATHER STRIPS-HERE WE ARE
again for the thirtieth year with the
best protection against cold, which is
ready to creep in around your doors
and windows. +. NJ. Tinkham, SO High
St, Skowhegan. tf39
THE BEST SMALL FARM IN THIS
town. 10 acres in field cut Is tons this
year. SO apple trees, room house,
wood house and barn connected IL A
wood and lumber, pine, fir and hem
lock. The best trade that I know Of
Come and look 1t over. George w.
Field. Mercer 6w3S'
HAVE STRICTLY ALL WOOL DO
MESTIC yarn. Two and three thread
ed, white only. price $3.50 per lb. Post
age paid on lots of lbs. and over. Mrs.
Andrew Goff. Bingham, Box 323. Far.
mers' Phone 1876. 4w42f
ONE LIGHT JUMPER SLEIGH, I
second hand cook stove: / second hand
boys bicycle; l wooden bedstead, spring
and mattress; l floss mattress; small
second hand oil stoves. l square Hallett
& Davis piano. sell cheap. DIR. Stinch-
field, Court Street, Skowhegan, Teieo
phone 40. tr3S
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TYPEWRITER,
OLIVER

OLIVER TfPEWHIrEH, GOOD
condition Cash price SIS. Independ-
ent-Reporter Company. Skowhegan.
tf33
DRESSED POULTRY DELIVERED
at any time. Sasha Tobias, Norridge-
wock. Telephone 55-14. tf32
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape in rolls con-
venient for doing up packages and
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers
This we have in three widths with
nrices as follows. post paid: l inch per
roll. 45c; 2 inch per roll. soc; inch
per roll, Use Liberal discount for
quantity orders lndepehueht.ke-
porter Co USE
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred c. Pooier. Locust Street, Show
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29
COOLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
engine. This is of the hollow or shall
low variety. the very latest thing to
use with a water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost s25. will sell for $40. r.. I.
Patten. Skowhegan. tf2s
ONE PAIR GOOD WORK HORSES.
six and eight years old. weigh 32Oo
lbs Also one first class dump cart
and wagon or will exchange for pair
Hooper, Norridgewock RID No q
Phone 6-5-1f. ttzo
2 APARTMENT HOUSE BUILT FOR
home on excellent residential street.
Modern conyeniences Painted last
year. In fine repair. Francis r. Gro
teau, AZ Maple ST., Skowhegan. Tel
1914. tfz5
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY. 1920 edition. over $500 pages.
cost $1,000 Will sell for $3.50 post
paid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co. tf24
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
| Edphone, the most recent and useful
| of office devices. We are distributors
| for Somerset County. Send for litera-
ture, or ask for concentrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at
good trade. Independent-Reporte Co
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
| QUIRE at Fosters Garage or Bates
street. Pittsfield. tf20
Is ACRE FARM IN NEW SHARON.
Pine trees, apples, cherries, plums, etc.
Water in house. Cellar; 5000. Another
10 acre farm Q miles from Pennington.
100 cords wood. good land, apple trees.
$4,000. George W. Batchelder. New
| Sharon. tf2O
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
VIII do very good work. Carl Curtis.
Skowhegan. tf9cond.
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free 10 sss
Subscribers.
1000 TONS OF NICE BRIGHT EARLY

1000 TONS OF NICE BRIGHT EARLY
cut COW hay, between now and April |.
can handle 10 cars a week; Will pay
$40 per ton delivered OF $l3 pressed,
loaded on cars. u. T. Cain, clinton.
tia
HEN HOUsE-EAsy MOVING
distance at East Madison. George l..
Cleveland, Skowhegan 1w44F
cows wANTED-FIRsT CLASS
Jersey or Guernsey cows. Telephone
$40 or address Flood Company. 1903
Pleasant St, Wateryile 2w44F
HORSE WEIGHING TEN OR
ELEVEN hundred pounds, tame and
otherwise suitable for a delivery team.
J. T.. Thibodeau Grocery Store, North
St, Skowhegan. Both phones. 2w44F
WANTED TO BUY VINEGAR BAR
REELS Luther Hill Elliott, Skowhe-
gan II + d g. Farmers Phone So, Ca
naan Exchange. 2w43F
SECOND HAND BUTTER WORKER
S. b. Moore, Skowhegan, + d 3. N. f.
Phone 1911. 3w43F
OLD AMERICAN GOLD WATCHES
and jewelry taken in exchange for new.
NJ. j. Mahoney, 80 Gainsborough St,
Boston Mass. formerly of Scion. 2wi3F
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
some one who has good second hand
SHOW hegan. r f u 5. Farmers Phone
sea 2w43F
NoTICE-wANT TO BUY FOX
hound, l to 2 years old, unframed. must
be well bred with good feet and voice
Chalmer II. Tracey, Norridgewock
4w4S7
NEW MICH JERSEY cow. STATE
price in first letter. John a. Gillin,
Madison r + u 2. 2w43F
G. W. EMERSON WILL BUY WHITE
ash timber or stumpage suitable for
shovel handle blocks to the amount OF
z carloads See me, Summer St.
! Skowhegan. tao
! MAGAZINE FOR USE IN MY SCHOOL
work Any having illustrations will
! 90 even If of quite ancient date. l
| nope 10 receive them from those will
ing TO donate them for this purpose or
| wherever a very moderate charge
| would be made. Mrs Maude r. Barnes,
Skowhegan. r F. d Z. Box 33. tf40F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
KINDS Drop me card stating num-
! Der. WIN go anywhere. Harry Nell
son, N b. Phone 126-22. Skowhegan.
tf27
LIVE POULTRY-wRTTE In FIRST
letter, kind and number you have.
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. tf17con.
HANsoN's HISTORY OF CANAAN,
Bloomheld, Norridgewock, etc. wanted
Ii you have volume give descr iptior
and price or send on approval r. T
Patten. tflE
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Lost and Found

GRAY FELT HAT TRIMMED WITH
black lost Tuesday evening. october 81.
Finder please leave at American EN-
press Office. 1w44'
4 LIGHT MALTESE COON CAT
strayed from Eber Walkers in Corn
Vile, belonging to Mrs. Rattle A. Cor
son. Finder please return TO Mr.. Eber
Walker, Skowhegan, r Il u Z lw44'
FOUND SMALL PAIR OF TOR
TOISE shell glasses Saturday evening
in front of Symons' store. owner may
have same by proving property ana
paying cost of this adj. Mrs Anna
Akeley, Skowhegan. lWi4
TIRE CARRIER, SPARE TIRE
(neW) tail light and number plate lost.
Between Madison and Skowhegan, oct.
q. Reward offered. $. c. Graham.
+. o. Box l05, Arson 2W4i
NEW ENGLAND FOX HOUND LOST
about one mile above East Madison.
White with brown spots Wore plain
leather collar. Ralph Collins, r.. f,
b. and s, Skowhegan. tf42
BROWN LEATHER SUIT CASE LOST
October . on road between Skowhegan
and Madison. Finder notify Sawyer Lee,
Smell House, Houlton, Maine. 4W42"
AN AUTOMOBILE SIDE CURTAIN.
found by j. L. Herrin on K. +. d. No.
G, recently, has been left at this office
for the owner. He may have same
by paying the cost of this ad. indie
pendent Reporter Co. tf42
TWO OF OUR ELECTRIC HEATERS
were taken to the ticket Office at Fair
Grounds during the recent fair and
one only has been returned. 1t is an
Estate Radian Heater, Sunburst."
Finder will be suitably rewarded for
it's return. MISREPRESENTATION Co.
tao
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Help Wanted
SALESMAN, EITHER NJ.

SALESMAN, EITHER NAV nm
IAN GA years of age or ol5arp"h VI
to solicit orders for Christna. EaaI
ing Cards and printing, in Sto,ge
independent Reporter Co. aes3
DETERMINATIONS WAxTrn
or women. Our represeutatjY~s
Van 10 $40 per week. Brand ns,
ticle with unusual interest ,n,. aeS
with no competition. Year IRA
er. Everybody needs nea. 'ena
once. Send 81 for comptata M
strating outfit delivered pre,,.i usn
not satisfied. your money ' ra,n.
promptly. Don't delay. Wria
DAY. Constant Heat Pack Por4o...
7i3 Broadway. Albany. y. Y. Pgap
A GOOD DEPENDABLE Wo,,,,
do part Or all of houseWork IN +.
of two. Pay accordingly
place for right person. Wri,s
dressing Box ala, SkowhePan. u
TABLE GIRL WANTED On,
Tavern. Solon. j. II. Gray. Prom ~
A GOOD MAN TO CIT PUP n
Grating. All winter job. Ad9,.
d. Goff, Bingham. Box IS.
WANTED AGENTS SpApp
whole time to devote to The e,.
guaranteed goods in your localty
pie commission. Interesting
Address =. q. Box 604. Dexter ~
WANT TO HIRE A suor|
Handle maker for the winter IN NJ
work at once. G. w. Emerson
Summer St, Skowhegan. I'D
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED--sKal
Hogan House. nj
MEN TO CUT PULP WOoD At \
per cord. Apply 10 9. y. PmkJ
Lexington, Me. sT1
MEN 10 CUT CORD WOOD mad
may be had at the farm if lsa
Harry NJ. Cullen. y. +. Phone. u
Skowhegan, X f d ,. sglja
CORD WOOD CUTTERS AND "a
help Good wages. y l.. nh
Blanchard, Ne. n
WANTED A WOMAN TO Kp
house in family of one Very com
lent house. good location. one i
from Scion village. A ". Hu1
well. Scion. IA
A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENEI
homework in family Of six d
pay Address Mrs. p. ~ Benton
Waterville, Tel. pm. ~
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To Let

STEAM HEATED BASEMENT FOR
storage or any other purpose. oxford
Block. Borden x RuSsakom. Town. tf44
FURNISHED ROOM, MODERN CON-
VENIENCES. 1872 Madison avenue. Tel
8I 2W43
FIVE FURNISHED ROOMS, MOD
ERN conyenienees, pleasantly located
Inquire at Independent Reporter Office
tf38
dltion, first month. $300 Each month,
thereafter 5000 Independent Report
eT Company, Skowhegan. tf33
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Bound Over to Await Grand Jury

At hearing held yesterday before
Trial Justic Totman at Fairfield, Geo
Warren and Fred b. Smith were found
guilty in connection with larceny at
the home of Mrs. Hannah Tozier of
Fairfield. They were bound over in
the sum of $1,000 each and bonds not
forthcoming they were committed to
the County Jail. The State was rep
resented by County Attorney Thorne
and the respondents by Fl. H. Braz-
zell, Esq and B. Fl. Maher Esq.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends for the
beautiful flowers given us in our re-
cent bereavement. also the Masonic
Fraternity for their services and Rev
George Merriam for his kind words oil
sympathy.
Mrs. Sarah B. Whittier
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Lombard
Skowhegap, Maine, Nov 2, 1922
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS,
In the District Court OF the United
states for the District OF Maine,
Narfharn nfytafau

states for the District of Maine
Northern Division
In the matter of Horace w. Graves
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Horace w. Graves
of Pittsheld. in the County of Somerset
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of August, 1922. the said
Horace w. Graves was duly adjudicat-
ed bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of his creditors viii be held in the
Grand Jury Room of the County Court
House in Skowhegan in said District, or
the 10th day of November, 1922 at 11.3
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
and place the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint trustee
examine the Bankrupt and transact
such #other business as may properly
come before said meeting
Bangor, Maine, october 30. 1922.
JOHN r. MASON.
Referee in Bankruptcy
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