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COL. J. J. HAYNIF DIED
AT QUITMAN
Former News Paper Man of Macon

Former News Paper Man OF Macon
Col. !. !. Haynie, who will be re-
mombered by a number of the older
readers of the Beacon. as n former
resident Of Macon died at his home
n Quitman last Sunday AFTERNOON.
Col ,Haynie was n professional news
paper man, and during the greater
part his residence here. was editor of
the Mississippi Sun, published at Ma
eor. The following notice Of his
death and burial was taken from the
Meridian Star.
Colonel J. ]. Haynie a veteran
writer, and newspaperman, died at
his home here Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock Of complications Of dis
eases following injuries received sew
eral months ago when he was run
down by an automobile.
Colonel Haynie had beer, in the
newspaper business for many years
and until about two years ago was
owner of the Clarke County Tribune
at this place, when on account of fail
ing health sold the paper to Mr.. ].
w. Walker.
Colonel Haynie was "a years old
and is survived by a widow and eight
children six daughters and two sons;
Mesdames Swan, of Oria, ILL.,. Dixon
and Maird, of Memphis; Seldom. of
Belzoni; Brown, of New Orleans, and
McGee of Quitman; Captain OTIS
Haynie of Chicago, and Jack Haynie
of Ouitman.
The funeral was held this after
noon, Rev. Ellis officiating: inter
ment following in Odd Fellows Gene
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SHERIFF'S SALE
The State of Mississippi, Noxubee Conn
Canale & Co. VS.. I. r Nichnlsnn r..

The State of Mississippi, Noxubee County
d. Canale & Co. VS.. T. B. N~icholson-Execu-
ton.
BY virtue of the above writ directed to
me from the office of C. ". Adams. Circuit
Hiert of Noxubee County, Miss. | will on
Monday the 9Th day of FEBRUARY 1929. nj
the Court House of said County, within legal
sours, sell by auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following real property. which
mas been levied on by me as the property
OF SAID defendant, and will be sold to satisfy
salG writ and all cost. to-wit.:
Inc West one-half of the West one-haif
less ~ acres off the South end of Section 90
Township IA N, Range II East. o.
And an undivided pne.half Interest," n
and to the North East Quarter of the North
west Quarter and tie North West Quarter
OF the North East Quarter of Section :,
township ID North, Range II East. And an
unaivided on-third interest in and to lss acres
OH the South end of the, South one-half and az
acres in the middle part Of the West ono,
Township IA. North. Range II East -
This tie 9th lay of January 1000
W. P. FARRAR. Sheriff.
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TRUSTEES SAIE
C,l DfLE
State of Miss;ss;,n;

pae OF Mississippi, Noxubee Co,n,.
ny virtue of the provisions of oounls,
ueeu OF trust executed by A n IerIaln
M se > iUth day of July. A. D. 1920. to + ."
m a trustee, to secure to T. s Rornoss
said IAN Indebtedness therein ment;nns5'
S trust deed being recorded in trnlt hes
CJo"t w., n4z' at page 12l. in the rha,aes.
1875 office in said county and ,ta.+ ~
nas. ' dnn secured by said trust deed ho;nr
;n a. uue, and |, the undersigned trns.ao Oes
han yeeh requested by said T. s Rooaass
oenelleiary to foreclose said trust doa opes Sss
Is sue trustee, on Monday. the aOth A.
January, 1922. within legal boups oay Q.
o. the West Door of the Court Ho IN 'front.'
MY NY Oh Macon Noxubee County. Miss;sa;nn; ~
proceed to sell Ut auction to tie b;ass". ppip1'
uer Tor cash, the following descr;hsds ola-
Nihg and being situated in Nox,,ho. propeIty
Mississippi. to-wit: No~uoee County,
The North West Quarter of sso,;o, r,,....
eli So9.n west Quarter of Section N;ntasn
al IN township Is, North, Range ~ 81
,sss . small strip of land sold :. .as..
D. Noxubee County, Miss AZ shan,S ns
Oh record in deed book lis. page sei'
{. 1918. COUNTY bearing date June
Inc property mentioned ths-.;, IN
70 satisfy said indebtedness ana Nm Q
OF this proceeding. s ana the cost
>" oSs OF January, A. d. 1929.
H. l.. MARTIN, Trustee.
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NOTICE
No. $40
To Road Commissioner a.

1 . Road Commissioner and Road ovsrs.....
iop are required by the Board to male
non.nly reports for 1922, of ali rece;nts Of
f mThey and expenditure thereof. and take and
ranor toT fen Tor such expenditures, and to
what p nor issl' all monies collected and for
ceipts and eSpended-all accounts of re-
be itemized. III 1871 and 1922 to
My ny order Of the Board of Supervisors .,
January I Ioan Mississippi, this 5th day of
JNo. A. TYSON. Cbancsrv c,,.,.
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Card of Thanks

This is an expression of my appre-
cation of the prompt and effective
action of the Fire Company, and
others, in eXtinguishing the fire that
threatened to destroy my home last
Wednesday evening. 7Iy gratitude to
YOU all is deeper than | can express,
MRS. DELLA DEUPREE
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NOTICE
NO. 9429

y o ,.sea D'os viii be received on or befor.
FEBRUARY, 1929, for the sale of H. q "
ilees on County Home remises. the Isaas
aoJ2eent to the buildings be reserved, e
lerms Of Sale; Cash when co,tr..+
awaraeu' lime given to- cut and remove
ere trees: Six month from award of con-
Good faith check 2 per cent ne k.a
company each bid. "a 70 &C
or all bids. =" REJECT any
by order of the Board of Supervisors ~
~ noAnoee County. Mississippi. this 5th dav
INC. A. TYSON, Chanc-ry Clerk
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All lands owned and controlled by
". W. Goodwin, l.. L. Goodwin. Mrs.
W. W. Goodwin, Mrs. II. f. Mars,
Miss Dollie Robin, Mrs. NJ. f. Rob
bins, all in district 2, is posted against
trespasslrg and hunters are warned
to keep off.
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TRUSTEES SALE

The state Of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
BY virtue of the provision of a certain dded
of trust executed by J. r. Stewart on TIE 7 day
of April 1921 to Chas. Richardson as trustee to
secure to Tom Lyle Grocery Company a GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, said
trust deed being recorded in Deed Book No.
l32, pare S6i in fhe Chancery Clerks office
in said county, |. the undersigned Chas.
Richardson, trustee. will on Saturdav the
nth day of February 1922 within legal hours
in front of the door of the Court House in
the City of Macon. Miss, proceed to sell at
auction to the highest bidder for cash. two
acres of land off west side of a six acre
block, in the south west corner of the south
east quarter Of Section rs. Township Is.
Range ~, said six acre block being in the
form of a square in the south west corner
of west half OF TIE south east quarter of
Section Is, Township Is, Range 10.
This property mentioned in said trust deed
VIII he sold to satisfy said Indebtedness and
the cost of this proceeding.
CHAS. RICHARDSON, Trustee
This January re- 1000
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The Mile Thomas place 5h miles
West Of ShuGualak is posted against
hunters and other t-espassers. This
is not a simple notice--but a warning
that the fullest extent Of The law will
be enforced against All who disre-
gard this notice not TO trespass on
my land. Mrs. L. J. WHITFIELD.
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q RENT 1co

FOR RENT-160 acres 81 miles
West of Brooksville kncwn as Peter
son place. Wm. P. GAINES,
Miami, Okla.
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TanIac is a splendid tonic and svs-
tenn purifier, now selling at the rate
of almost Ten Million bottles n wear,
ED. NJ. MURPHEY
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For Rent mr. Salo

24O acres, improved, Wilson place.
only 2E miles from town and cream.
cry, on rock road. H. H. HANSON
Macon. Miss
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Dogs Straved

" red-hound dogs, one with white
UP on tail, strayed from near ES'
99 5airie church Friday night December
sSra. One was seen on streets Of
MACON Saturday. Reward for ;nfor-
j.. M. DOUGLASS.
For sale, 20 black Angus cove
I. c. MOORE, Route 8,
d.. Macon, Miss.
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Not a dull moment in the "Mic-
ROBE OF LOVE- from the opening
ensemble to the closing scene in the
garden party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-01-20

S. c. R. Reds.
Pure bred dark rich color a few
nice cockrels at $500; Eggs Der set
ting $50. Hatch guaranteed.
MRS. c. P. RUSSELL
MaShuIayille Miss
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For Sale

FOR sale
Barred Plymoth Rock Cocks Spring
Matched, good breeding, 50 each.
MRS. FANNIE MCLEOD
Brooksville Miss.
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$ Bill says his spring line of tailor
made clothes are cheaper than ever
before, Fit guaranteed.
CAL. SARGENT. Prom.
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All parties are hereby warned not
to purchase a certain note and deed
ct trust executed by me to K. l..
Mann, dated August II, 1921.
M. r. HALSTEAU
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5 Bill says:
The City Pressing Club has ordered
a steam Press: Will be in operation
pretty soon to help carry ON his work.
CAL SARGENT, Prop.
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White Rock Cockrels

WHftt INUCk OOCkreIS
Purebred stock at 50 each o. 8 for
80; Price delivered in B~rooksyille.
When shipped, crates extra.
MRS. OWEN TODD.
Cliftonville, Miss
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Hogs Wanted

wanted to buy a car load of feeder
Glass hogs-will also buy fat hogs.
ELKIN & FARRAR
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this Head free 60 on,
Subscribers.

WANTED TO BtY
RICHER BoLTER, LAG Red
nlaner sectional roll. Edison |, Hunt,
canaan. lw27'
SOME LETTUCE. PARTIES HAVING
same please bring it in at once. Com
plete line groceries, fresh meats and
fish G. \. Mills Co, Madison Ave.
Formerly the H. b. Jewett market.
1w27'
COTTAGE AT LAKE WEsSERRUN-
SETT, preferably on the Lakewood
side Write stating fun particulars
and lowest cash price. Box 36S, SHOW
hogan. 3w27F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL.
kinds. Drop me card stating num-
her VIII 20 anywhere. Harry Nell
sun n. T.. Phone 1862. Skowhegan.
tf27
HEALTHY BLACK REAR CUB.
VIII nay $25 for same. Also about %
fowl, any breed, one second hand
Fordson tractor in good repair Walter
II. Maynard, lockwood, Me. 2w27F
ONE TENT ABOUT I:xi4. RALPH
Perry, Chestnut St, skowhegan.
2w26F
\ JOHN DEERE OR SYRACUSE
sulky pillow in good condition. F.uther
HI Elliott, Skowhegan RID No, 6.
Farmers telephone Canaan 8-2.
tf24F
LIVE PoULTRY--wRITE IN FIRST
Harry Cohen Skowhegan, tfl7eon,
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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Edmund Poulin has gone &c
Dover, \. H., to visit with her sis
ter.
Mrs. James Gilflllan has returned
from a visit with her son and family
in Bar Harhor.
James Blunt has gone to Camp Al
legash in the Moosehead Lake reg on
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Pickett and
son Lester. visited with relatives in
Clinton the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Weston and
daughter have been visiting week
with relatives in Southpor
Mr.. and Mrs. George II thinner
and son Richard spent the Fourth at
the Tufts Cottage. Smithdeld.
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IN THE SHOW HECA N
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES

CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
About $50 young women and girls
of the Parish received HoE Com
munion ut the Church of Our Lady
of Lonrdes last Sunday morning at
Low Mass.
Tomorrow morning will occur the
usual First Friday Devotions.
Next Sunday morning at O'Clock
Mass the Ladies of St, Anne will re-
celve holy communion at Low Mass,
High Mass at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday morning these was an
anniversary service for the late Mrs.
Charles Murray at the request of Mrs.
Paul Murray.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
The mid-week service for this
Thursday evening Will be omitted as
the pastor expects to be absent from
town.
Sunday morning the union service
will be held at the Federated Church
with Rev. George Merriam of the Be-
thany BAPTIST Church as the preach
err "a tsi'f Do. .H.Iz=#
Sunday school will be held as usual
at the elose of the morning service
the Mems Bible League meeting in the
auditorium of our Church and the 9TH
er departments of the school meeting
in the customary places in the yes
tries
Mrs. Olive Grundy, wife of Rev. h.
w, Grundy of Phillips, former ac-
tive worker in the Epworth League
will lead the league meeting Sunday
evening at six o'clock. The topic
for consideration will be " A Ster-
ling Country Preacher" one of the
series of Social Prophets Then and
Now. " This will be the only ser
vice for the evening and general in
vitation is extended to all.
BETHANY CHURCH NOTES
July 9th Sunday School at 80
At 100 union service with the other
churches at the Congregational
church.
An evening service in the Bethany
chapel at Z p. NJ, Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 730.
Five members of our church and
vent ;on in Saco last week.
The Cradle Roll is growing. This
is hopeful for the future.
The men are breaking their own
record in attendance at the Sunday
school. The discussions are proving
to be very interesting. Practical
questions are considered which are
suggested by the Sunday school les
sons. The lesson for all classes next
Sunday will be on Daniel
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LOCAL NEWS

Miss Marion Swain and Mrs. Helen
Houghton of Boston are visiting at
the home of John r. philbrick
The Misses Irene and Edith Cap
son of Shrewsbury. Mass are guests
of Mrs. w. b. Wilson of East Leav-
lit st.
C. X Koehler. local agent for the
Nash automobile, and Norris Pooler of
Madison, motored to Old Orchard
Monday,
Miss Ethel Bailey left Saturday
morning. on the TAO train for York
Beach where she has position for
the summer.
N. r. Mcdonald and family who
have recently purchased a farm in
East Skowhegan arrived Tuesday
from Fort Kent.
Mrs. Forest Flagg and children
have returned to their home in JEFF
ferson after visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
George w. Tobey.
Mrs W G. Savage and her moth
er. Mrs.o Ida Lymer of Waltham
Mass, are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. l., Savage.
Miss Anna Bebeau of Putnam
Conn. a teacher in MdGletown, is
spending several weeks with the
Misses Amanda and Juliette CARR
veau. 1
Mauricef Gaylord and family arrived
- "a
tives at Providence and Narragansett
Pier, Il. J. They made the trip by
automobile.
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YOUR PRESENCE AND e0-oPtkA
TION EXPECTED

Dear Sir or Madam:
You are enjoying many privileges
as resident of Skowheean' Whleh
would not come 10 you except Tor 'he
natriotic efforts and self-sacritces OF
your fellow citizens. In order for you
10 accent and make use OF the adVah-
tages coming from community HE
YOU ought to feel that you are dong
your share. This comfortable cohdl-
lion of mind is really due 10 very fe"
of us. Few or none are discharglhg
full duty OF American citizenship.
There Is at present determlnea
nation wide effort to clean up the
spots which ordinarily are negleetea
in the average community. Skowhe-
gan is making a commendable EFFORT
in this respect Weekly meetings are
being held Friday even ngs at 7.@O. No
citizen is too busy. too humble or too
exalted to be excused from attend
ance; and no one should be selfish or
Indifferent enough to stay away
Your attention is personally called TO
this matter, and your presence anu
cooperation is expected
Sincerely yours,
Skowhegan Pant Up and Clean Up
Committee
CLYDE II SMITH,
President.
FLORENCE WAUGH DANFORTH.
Secretary.
July 4, 1922.
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Lost and Found

CoRD TIRE roy NJ JiNH 2gth
between Athens aud 'Harmaur 8Warr
may have same by pray.up PROPERTY,
and paying for cost of ffi# nd - ri,
Packard, 379 Water SfHeet @HoWh,-
gan.
BLACK TUXEDo SWIstTEn LoST,
Sunday, July >, between $loRHee.,u
and Bingham by way Of N1rfiduastulb
Finder please leave ~ Genital Maine
Power Co, Town z0e7
A FOUNTAIN TEN Lost SoNr-
WHERE between Locust ~reH and
the end of the car zinc. Finder please
leave at Independcnt-k Reporter pH5eD
NEW FIRESToNE CoRD TYRE LOST
June % between East Madison and
Cambridge hy way of Athens and IIlr-
mouy. Reward for its return Nnfus
Gledhill, Skowhegan. iW21
PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED GLASSES
found i'm front of the Municipal build
ing. owner may have same by paying
cost of this ad. Independent Reporter
Co. 2W26
PUREBRED GUERNSEY HEIFER
lost Reward of $40 will be paid for
her return in good condition. 'oney
Russell, NorridgeWock, ~ - ihouo
1872. 2W@b'
(X-3-79q) by H. II. Richardson. Is
awaiting owner at this Office on pay
ment of the cost of this ad. indie
acknowledgements Co u-o
A BRocKELED FACED COW HAS
strayed into an inclosure Win my
young stock owner apply To Mrs
Alice G. whitney. Dunbar Hall. Embder
l.. .. Address RID /. North Arson
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n WITH AUTO TRUCK TO

ONE OR TWO MEN FOR HAVING.
Apply at once at W .. Paul. II. f. II.
l. SkOWhegan. Farmers Telephone
3-l2 Scion Exchange 2w27f
\ WOMAN TO ASSIST IN DOING
houseWork in family of two. Refer
enees required. Mrs. John \. Mooers,
Court ST. Skowhegan. tf27F
MAN WANTED TO WORK. ON
farm. $26 per month and board while
working on land and will pay prevail
ing wages while haying. George Wash
burn RED No. /. Madison. 2w2GF
wANTED-FROM NOW UNTIL
September 1st woman who can cook
we'll. Usually six in family. In an
sWering state age and salary expected.
Il. BenaS, Canton RED No. /. 4W26f
WANTED-ADIL Its, AGE :5 TO 20
to hook orders for trees, shrubs, vines
roses; fun or spare time, commission
paid weekly, experience unnecessary
Western New York Nurseries. Roches-
ter, y. Y. 2w26'
IWANT TO HIRE \ CREW TO CUT
tlr hay ON my farm. Ona l.. Harring
Toy Norridgewock RID No. ,
MEN-sELL "pERRY" DEFEND
AEbE fruit trees and shrubbery.
/ New plan. Steady demand Complete
cooperation. Commission paid week
Is. Write for terms. Perry Nurseries,
brighton, y. y 4w25e
EARN \ WEEKLY INCOME AD-
DRESSING envelopes at home in spare
time; either sex, young or old. Full
particulars 1oc. Box 1902. Boston,
Mass. 4W25*
MAN by MONTH, ALSO MAN FoI,
nayine. Harry NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan,
RED No. 2. Telephone 209-3 tf25f
ASSISTANT COOK, DISH wAsHEI,
and back hall girl one waitress. Dion
| O. Blackwell, Round Mountain, Maine
tf26F
WANTED-MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
for middle aged widower on farm. zone
who prefers good home to high wages.
Must be "A good cook. Address Box 81
Albion RED No IS. 5w25'
HELP WANTED FOR sUMaER
hotels and camps. All kinds of Work.
Maine St. Bangor 4wS4.
WANT TO HIRE CREW TO CUT
entire equipment Miss Jeanette Hill,
Skowhegan, RED. 6, Parkman Hill,
Farmers telephone 2-11o. tf24f
MEN AND WOMEN TO HANDLE
city trade and retail the original and
genuine Watkins Products Remedies,
Extracts, Spices, Toilet Requisites,
Household Specialties AutomobileNAc-
cessories, etc. over $50 guaranteed
products. our values are unequalled
and watkins quality is in "A class by
itself Write today for free sample
and full details of our offer and what
it means to you. The j. r. Watkins
Co, Dept. II. Ga Washington st. North.
Boston, Mass. 7W23s
AGENTs-sTA-CLE A POSITIVE
preventative for mist or steam forming
on eyeglasses or windshields, sample
1nc, John dresser. Jr. 574 Lexington
I've. Brooklyn, n. Y. 8w23s
WANTED, AT ONCE AT TME hRFG-
HAM Hotel. an experienced waitress.
c. w. Dutton, Prop. tea
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Positions Wanted

CLERK WITH y YEARS EXPERT,
ENCE would like position i'm store
preferably in grocery ur clothing store.
30 anywhere. l.. \. raradis, o. Maple
ST., SkoWhegan, 2W2GF
As sTE>oGR irHER AND TApIST
until Septcmhor list. Have had two
years training ina commercial course
Mount Merci Academy Watervllc
Moderate wages expected Ernestiue
Laney, Il Free street &kowheean
3H5Gf
PREFER on FARM DURING
vacation time. Howard H. Uoafborn
NorridgeWock. 2Ea6f
UPHOLSTERING, FURNITURE RE-
PAIRING, hair matftra# Wadr over.
Drop me a card and ! viii call with
samples. i. Graf ~ Bailey st. Iw25s
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Help Wanted

WAITRESS WANTED. LAMBERT'S
Restaurant. Water street, SkoWhegan.
tf27F
BRICK MASONS. APPLY AT OUR
Office on the Island otto Nelson CO.
SkoWheGan. 1W21F
HoUSEkEEPER WANTED ON
farm near town in family of five. Must
he capable to take care of children
and good cook Write to q. l.. care
Of independently Reporter Company,
SkoW hpgan tf21
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Il
Iinrl'int. station. miles from Show
herau on River rad. beautiful view
pood BUILDING. land in fine condition;
never falling water; cream scpafatofi
10 tank. ice house filled. u Or Il
cords ffted wood; all kinds of farm
ing tools. wagon. sleighs harnrssea; 6
cows: heifcrs. horses; 10 hens; SO
chickens: I swarms bees. Price rleht
y. f. clancy, Clinton r L ID. tf20
PIERCE NoToRCYCLE-J. +. ROD
ERICK. 211 North St. n. E. Phone,
ll61Tl ul3
SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE PrR-
POSES. also loan for cemetery uses.
Delivered. J. +. Roderick, 2lI North
ST. n L. Phone 1iG-21. TIL
FORD TOU RING can. 1917 MODEL
in good condition. Or would exchange
for cows. Ralph Bowman, Sko~hegan
r. f, D. No. = till
HATES PONDS ALL BATES
Ginghams. the quality you have always
known. Sew patterns, lots of pretty
checks. All Bundles put mp with
lengths suited 70 the garments You
wish to make. Pieces run from Ii to
2 yards long, with great many yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex if for children. You
will nud these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bun
dies you ever boEEht. one 3=Round
Bundle (about 90 yaras). delivered
free, s3.0S. Iona Mill Ends Co, Hart
land tfl6
SAVE YOUR BUILDISGs-pAISSs
and Narnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer. Save the Middleman's
Profit, and get 1t in the Quality of the
Paint Prices reasonable. Goods guar
anteed. Write C. a. Seekins, Mains
stream. for particulars. tf1lF
A LEATHERETTE UPHOLSTERED
bed couch in first class condition. call
at Mrs. Sarah Vigue's corner of North
and LaWton SITS. tits
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Let

FURNISHED HOISE To LET IN
the country about one halt mile from
seashore Terms reasonable. flease
write for particulars Mrs. Lizzie NJ
Deerng. cundy's Harhor Maine. Sw2F
LARGE FRONT ROOM, ELECTRIC
lights and flush closet Fred Parkman,
II Levitt ~ Town. 2w26
WouLD LIKE ONE OR TWO La
DIES to take double room. Also one
young lady to take pleasant. small
cool room on first floor. Mrs. Olive
Dealey. 81 Pleasant St. Town. 4w25'
COTTAGE At LAKEWOOD. l.. II.
Jewett, r. f. u. l, Madison. ties
COTTAGE FOR RENT BY DAY OR
week. Known as the James Mathews
cottage Satisfactory term. j. ii. Bean,
The Forks. tf24
DOWNSTAIRS RENT. INQUIRE OF
Wesley L. Watson, 54 North Avenue,
skowheEan. tf23
TWO SUMNER COTTAGES. ALSO
farm buildings pleasantly located. Fine
view of Mountains, near pond and
streams Good fishing and hunting in
its seasons. For further particulars
inquire of +. G. Hayden & Son, Abbot.
Phone 5i-11 Guilford tf2