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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
National Organizer in Sk0whegan

A meeting OF the Pattangall club
was held in Grand Army Han Mon
day evening with Mrs. Nellie NJ Hop
kins presiding in the absence of the
chnirwoman, Mrs. Lila Friend. Mrs.
Hopkins gave a pleasant greeting to
the cluD and guests present and in
troduced Mrs Thornton l.. Brown OF
Joplin Mo, n national speaker and
organizer for the Democratic party
Mrs. Brown defined the principle OF
democracy as the principle of the
golden rule and talked for an hour
or more in very fair and intelligent
manner upon some of the important
events connected with the Democra-
tic movement. She touched upon
the Munroe Doctrine and President
james Munroe, Andrew Jackson and
the Convention system and the ACHE
yements of Thomas Jefferson, all
three Democratic presidents. She
explained her work az "A teacher and
organizer and gave the local ladies
many valuable hints in their present
activities. Preceding the address, a
piano and violin recital was given
by Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames and
Miss Virginia Ames At the conclu-
sion of the address ices were served,
and those present were given an OPP
portunity to meet the speaker of the
evening.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
F or Sale

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
10 j. r. Merrill Block. Skowhes An. TIA
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
with side car A bargain, A. G. Mcr-
rin Scion, or Holt x Hight, Skowhe-
Kan. f""-
LARKIN PRODUCTS FOR SALE.
Also dressmaking done. Mrs. Ida l.
Chapman, ia North Ave, Town
4w32"
A GOOD TRADE IN 4 C0NCORD
wagon. 257 Madison Ave. Skowhegan,
tf32
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE INCLUD-
ING dining room set, bedroom set, liN-
ing room furniture, dishes etc. All
practically new. Call at Burhor's
store, East Maple street, tomorrow
CFridayo from two to six y. m Alfred
Warrington. i""@
SEVERAL FINE PUREBRED JEN-
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.
Z. f. Withee, Skowhegan, RID and
3. tf32
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON
DITION, will sell cheap. independent
Reporter Company Skowhegan tf52
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Advertisements in these columns No.
lines inserted once for 25c, four tin,.. " @eeet
with order. Each additional line 70 '' ~
lines. reckon an average of words ~nss
If not paid In advance, Toe addIto.s' a~es e
s++*++*%*+*++$-|*%%++%+%%
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ONE LIGHT WEIGHT
ICE CREAM PARLoR INCLUDING

WAGON, good condition. Price reas-
enable Quick sale desired. j. Belle
Stuart, Bingham. 4w29f
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

sKOWHEGAN

Score By innlhgs-
Madison 3 0 0 0 0 0 ! %
Skow. 2 9 2 o 0 0 3
Two base hits Cayanaugh, l.. ia
obs; three base hit Billodeau; stolen
bases-W. Murray. Cavanaugh, Paine,
NJ. Jacobs, 3, L. Jacobs; double plays.
Murray to Paine; base on balls, on
Rogers 2; off Lewia, 2; struck out by
Rogers, 6; Lewia, 5. Scorer, Atwood.
In the game last Thursday with
Bingham Skowhegan won by IA score
of eight to three The hitting of Dore,
Carriveau and M. Jacobs were fea-
lures for Skowhcgan. The summary:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

modern II foot soda fountain, confec-
tionery. Butter kist automatic pop
corn and peanut machine, tables.
chairs, show cases, etc. Doing good
business owner leaving town. r. L..
Hinkley, 14i Water Street, Skowhcgan.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

The different organizations of the
county bearing directly on agricul-
tafal interests hit upon splendid
idea when thcy decided to unite for
a Field Day at Lakewood. THIS
event occurred last Thursday and was
we'll attended by many people from
different sections of the county
Speakers of unusual ability addressed
the gathering and the older people
were entertained while their children
were free TO enjoy out door sports
with their leaders. The whole plan
worked admirably and gave people
from the rural section a delightful
midsummer holiday. an opportunity
for exchange of views on general agrl-
cultural conditions and more than all
else an opportunity for listening to
various discourses which teamed with
intelligence on national topics and
farm problems.
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this lead free to sus
Subscribers.

DoeR. .hN71s WITH OR WiTHou 7
track. Drop me = card ~ all al b
South st. within wr'k. u =. FAY laf.
SkoWheHan. W.
AN ADDING MACHINE. ENPEeT
to pay from $500 10 $1,000 Tor A. Ralph
c. Dexter, New Portland, Mune
iw31f
AN ADDING MACHINE. ENPECT
to pay from IS. 90 10 ylo.0t for IT +. -.
Dunlap North New PORTLAND. iw3lf
SADDLE HORSE. MACK AND
WHITE, four or dVr year old. Must
weigh NJ least $50 HIS, sound and KIND.
Maybelle Howard. II y. PORTLAND.
Farmers Phone ~. lW5lf
A USED HOOVER POTATO DIGGER
in good shape Luther IL elliott X.
i -. &. Skowhegan. Farmers phone
NJ, Canaan Exchange. tt3lf
A FRENCH BULL noe Not ON ER
months old \. II Shoppe. -ilrasah mt
Pond, Maine. III
RoWBoAT OARS. WRITE BON 3Gs.
Skowhegan or telephone * e. L. /.
2W30F
A so ACRE FARM WITH GOOD
buildings and orchard Jes- LaPotnt,
10 Center Street, Skowhesan tf2Sf
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me a card stating mum
Der VIII go anywhere Harry Nell
son, N. +. Phone 126-22. SkoWhegan.
tf27
LIVE POULTRY-MRTfE IN FIRST
letter, kind and number you have.
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan. tflfcon.
A COPY OF ROBERT FERGUSON's
poems. State price and condition.
Frank N. Howard. Care independent
Reporter Co.
boats, TWO SECOND HAND ROW
boats. George r. Fairgrieves. Show
hogan. Telephone Ella. tfl2f
HANSON's HISTORY OF CANAAN.
Bloomfield, Norridgewock, etc. wanted
II you have a volume give description
and price or send on approval r. I
Patten. tf4F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

Local people like baseball Skow
hegan has got a new team started
and all they need is the support Of
the cit zens BE already to give the
necessary support when the commit
tee who is going to do little solicit
ing mentions the matter to You. We
have got the men and we've got to
have the support.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

THE FAMOUS ELITE SHOE Is NOW
sold direct TO the Wearer. Made with
insulated sole which prevents damp
ness from reaching feeh Roland Trask
has been appointed agent for Skowhe-
gan territory. If You want a real good
bargain in footwear drop him card.
Send 70" particulars. summer St,
Skowhekan 4w3o'
-FOUR FAT STEERS. APPLY W. o.
PAUL. RED 4, Skowhegan. Farmers
Telephone 9-12, Scion Exchange. tf3o
REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL, =
years old. fancy colored. kind and
quiet Reason for sale, desire change,
w Rutterheld. Madison, RID No. l
Nakewood). 4W3O'
BRICK HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS ON
good lot, one half acre of land, main
street i'm Norridgewock village. Fur
mace. wired for electric lights, modern
plumbing Splendid shade trees and
nice stable Easy terms If desired.
Hugh w. Hight, Norridgewook, Me.
tf30
THOROUGHBRED HOG RAiSEHs
ATTENTION. DO you want to secure,
at n nominal figure, some Thorough
bred Duroc Jersey pigs four weeks
old. If so write or call personally at
my place Both sexes These are not
SCRUB PIGS but genuine thorough
bred Duroc jerseys, whose dams are
from prize winning stock and whose
Sire is a True, Full Son, named Mar
tins Sensation out of Model Sensation
No. 354415. three times winner III
Senior Boar Class at Missouri state
Fair. and who was second in ls2o and
first in 1921 in an outstanding HELD or
90 entries Prices for boars or sows
soh.00. Fred .. Dahl, Canaan, bon sS
WK86 n A aW3VN
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SkoW. u u u %
Bngh m 0 2 0 0 ! 0 o 0 O-3
Two base hits l.. Jacobs, Dore z.
Foss; three base hit Russell; stolen
bases, NJ. Jacobs 3, Thomson; double
plays. VI. Jacobs to Beal; Thomson to
l.. Jacobs, Carriveau; base on balls
off Gilman, l. Moore, /; struck ont by
Gilman, 6; by Moore, 2; Roberts, A.
Scorer, c. Jacobs.
The local team played against Oak
land at Oakland yesterday and that
team will come here to play the re-
turn game Wednesday, August 30th
Another game at Skowhegan will be
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock in
connection with the races of Colonel
Morrill, at Fairview Park. Bingham
will compete with Skowhegan. The
next game in Skowhegan will occur
tomorrow (Friday) when the local
team will cross bats with the Eastern
A. A. from South Brewer.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
WE HAVE THE REST RADIATOR

WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price s22.50. F. E. Parsons, Skowhe-
gan. tt4l
HAVE NEW NESTLE HOME
OUTFIT for permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $23.00, will sell for
Sill. Mrs. L. NJ, Sanborn, ~ Water
Street. Skowhepan Tel. % Il tf3Scon
HOUSE ON LOCUST sT. ROOMS
and bath, electric lights, large level
lot. r. T. Patten. Skowhesan us
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To Let

OLIVER TNPEN RITTER, GOOD CON
bITIoN, TcaaonabI" rental price.
independents Reporter Company ShoW-
hogan. tf32
ROOM TO LET. 81 CROSS STREET.
SkoWheean. Telephone Hill. tf32
ROOM TO LET WITH BATn AND
electric lights. Mr. Emma Frost.
Bush street, Skowhegan Telephone
Has. tf32
ROOM TO LET--MRS. NELLIE
clifford. % willow ,sSkowheean.
3w3l*
DOWN STAIRS FRONT ROOM.
furnished. With or without meals.
North Avenue, across from Post Office.
4w29t
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN
the country about one-half mile from
seashore. Terms reasonable Please
write for particulars. Mrs Liz2ie NJ.
Deering. Cundv's Harbor. Maine. Sw27'
COTTAGE FOR RENT BY DAY on
week. Known as the James Mathews
cottage. Satisfactory term J. II. Bean.
The Forks. tf24
DOWNSTAIRS RENT. INQUIRE OF
Wesley L. Watson, 81 North Avenue,
Skowhegan. tf23
TWO SUMMER 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 a Son, Abbot
Phone 81 Guilford. tf2S
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

cream sepnrator, No. 3, $2b. May be
seen at Parkmap's Second Hand store
or write John G. York. Scion RED No.
/ 4w29t
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

LACE home for farm TeI
house with ell and large
two acres of the best Of
finished throughout, watt 4
sink; nice shade aud location 1
in Norridge Wock village on NoI
Of kcnncbec river. Will tran
cell for cash Mrs. II. L. Yor
land RED NO -
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10
Cleveland Reunion

The Annual Reunion Of the Cleve-
land family win be held at the old
Cleveland home in Embden Thursday
August, "a, 1922 If rainy the first
fair day. Picnic dinner. The beans
coffee and sugar will be furnished by
the committee appointed at last re-
union.
BLANCHE MCKINNEY, Sec
2w32
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APARTMENT HOUSE BUTLT FOH

in good running condition. Also ponies.
kind and clever. Ponies well broke to
let. Man or woman sent with those
who are inexperienced for instruction
in riding. Call or phone w. T.. Wares
Stable. Water St, Skowhegan n. T..
Phone 47-2. tf22
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

years have been trying to find some
thing that would grow hair ON a bald
head have discovered something
| that will grow hair on a bald head.
| II has been tried and hasn't failed yet.
What will you give to have the hair
| grown on your head. If you are where
| / can treat your head l Will grow it
| or it costs you Hathing DIR. White,
| SkOW hegan 4Wz9~
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dime, birthdate and stamp for 4
convincing and reliable trial
ERWING Box ll3h Station {.
geles, Cal.
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doom. .hN7l4 WITH or NI1Hot \
track Drop me = rArd ~ all al -
South ST within wrtk. - = FaNler
SkoWheHan. W.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

Election day draws near but so far
locally the campaign has seemed Il
bit quiet An old fashioned politi-
al rally. has. however, been sehedul-
Cd for tomorrow night at the Mum
cipal building.
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Miscellanc y

NOTiCE---A LARGE CCa}
Of pictures and descriptions If
ful ladies' sent free 10 anyone /
quest. Address i'rof Ward
Valley Nebr
WOULD bIkE kNITTnd
crOchcting to do have o1|
done, S1.50 gets if also n
sale fonr male puppies. priel
each, three months old Mrj
Mullin Berry, North Arson kF1
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to manage run Nv Nv And
" I'm stock, poultry. rs I' be
handle help, And ret raS lsA'
two single meH5 es. ,esliis,
general Farm work W., milki
kineo. Maine 4aRo0l
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MAN by MONTH. ALSO w.l
having. Harry NJ. cullen, Sss1
RED No. ?. Telephone 2og.s
WANTED, At nNcF .rrm
HAM Hotel, Al ,saon
{. W. Dutton.
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TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.

Where will the future temple Of
learning be located the successor To
the present high school building?
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PRINTING.
nENIsI.OpING.

larging. For prompt ''I w,
llcient work, send or take yo1
to t.. c. Head y fo- seieh
finish desired
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DRESSING envelopes at b Tooa
tiWe: either seN; young | 0r
particulars luc. Bow ,as ola
Mass. NV
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TRUCK MANTED TO MAIl

aud poles. REQ or larger p1
Eastern Pole Corporation, }.
Merrill Bldg, owhegau
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Am, yoI r0NFL1t If 50

wife. write me enclosing sl I'm
velope. Violet Ray, btiihisVs,
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20 Nul or cut ward and haul cedar poles,
lieS ana posts Also have special op-
PortuhitS for anyone who has "a few
huhured dollars and can pay his own
expense Ron n. Towne, Madison.
2W32F
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Doris paN lHGn2 SAM Lan,
land, ohio. Please en''"9e 80 n
XelODe.
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HEnsTITCuING AND pI|

Attachments fits any sewing
50. personal checks lOc extra,
man Sales Agency, Bon 81,
n Y.
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hsslst IN a special advertising propo-
sl.loh, permanent position with good
r ,n 10 tnoSr Who qualify. See X. s.
Brooks. oxford Hotel Thursday night
or all day Saturday. iw32s
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.s..s.s....l'.f.'l'.i.l..s.'- !. l..F'F''''f*4
EARMERS is "

your broken castings o.
kinds as good az new. so
sci Machine -. SkoWhsy
\. Il. Tel. Gil,
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Independent Reporter, $50 year
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votLD YOU WRITE a q
H. yoU WISH A WEALTHY

pretty girl? Stamped enyeio ~,
Lillian Sproul, station H. a. j
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cutting. All work En'rS M
DAYS White Welding GO 900. N
f Phone III. n. E Phone l2''i1
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with honsework in f''9 DHN sol
farm I'M , one VINO Would 'l''''y y.o Of t.
rather than highZW',,l prefer
lalr "ases. Must nav. Wl
ence Write Ia '' Soma
H. a. fltlsdel1
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GIRL WANTED
A MIDDLE AGEn

table work and ~ As01
Ledge House and IN ii' Work
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

MAN VIII ITO TRrcr
peddle FISH and take n,
References required q,
basis. ApRlY Frank Chila,
Products c. rkowhegan
173. >,
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MANTInl II,1..,

a CHonT NV ~ :
preferre E4- htbDLR
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LAWN NOV rps TTPal I ra'
:egrounded. W
phones.
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start You and guarantee INN
all your product. 80 ran,'. y y
experience. 10 uscbina '.' as
elrcularsili samples. Pc coin
Bar Harbor Maine
4 GIRL WOMAN Fop = n,
hOusework. Mrs. Guss Pao, "h'
Pleasant Ave, SkoWhegan
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GLIDING 80 horse power StoYer gas
engine, generator, switchboard, wiz
ing and batteries Engine need not be
purchased unless desired. Price not
including engine 500. Chas. Holden.
RID No. 2, Skowhegan. Farmers
phone Ill tf32
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ONE NEW AUTO KNITTING ~
CHINE at "A cash bargain or would ex-
change for poultry. s. r. Baker Solon
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ACE, rest in wood and pasture. Pair
Of horses. cows. farm tools. sleds,
wagons. some household goods. About
two miles north OF Lake Wesserun-
sett Mrs. Addie NJ. hastings. Tx
South Scion. 4w32*
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WOULD LIKE WORK IN Az,


or factory in SkoWhcean or rlsl
Roland Trask. SkoWhegan.
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Amateurs nate mp neatly ana PrC@p'ssyt &,
The HUFF studio. - VIZ; Ssur hoI
hogan, Maine. ! " en- Seyice kna
vice. Every moaein IA in this
to the profession IS 80, Lss' mere.
rake or mail your fins nrn,n
SETH PH0TO Finished
you wait. DeVelop.- work. ~
High grade amateur Telephone
four hour service
Skowhegan.
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WANTED TO TRANSFER

SkoW hogan Immediately Nj
bert Mood. ShaNmut.
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HAVE THE Carbon
from Your car. Price SIC per nho
White Welding CO DIV"
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ENPERU;NCED WAITRESS WANT
~ Aa#herts Restaurant, Water St,
Town tf2oEs
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not SEWORK


"'"h TO DO UOI SEWORk.
Gtor&e II. Weston. 3l5 Water Street.
NoNeee9n- Telephone lib. 2w32f
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ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN
direct from manufacturer at CSC, 81 .35
and $1.60 Il pound Postage paid on IS
orders. Write fog samples. We also
do custom work. II. y. Bartlett. Har-
mony. 4w32
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Help Wanted
F0Rp OWNERS TO TEST THIS

FVHD DIV NEKN To TFNT THIS
automatic device. by mail cod, $3.5o.
TRY it. If not satisfactory after fair
bi"I. return to me cod, mail We
'Htlhl i'll save quarter To third of
your E1sulinc--cdr more power and
pep engine cooler as "A dccArbon-
Ter IS worth $500 to You. Put ON n
~ minutes. No drilling. Agents
wanted. y NJ Whitman, Ia w. Main
9I Aver Mass 1W32'
The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-11

with Harry Anderson's mill.
Frank Donovan is suffering with
rheumatism in his ankle.
Florence Werner ate dinner with
The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-11
LOCAL ITEMS
About Our Town and Its People

Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Wicks were
in Lansing, TuesCay attending a
Methodist church meeting.
Wilford Bricker has broken
away from the ranks of the pc
destrians and is now usually seen
hanging on TO the steering wheel of
a Ford whenever he wishes to loco
mote from one place to another.
The Sons of Veterans will give a
dance at the G.. A. X. hall on Friday
night to which all are invited. A
good time is assured to all
Typewriters to rent and for sale
at this Office sn-
A card of DR.. Little, former local
physician, but now located in Los
Angeles. California appears in this
issue of the Banner-News and any
of the doctors. many local friends
can look him up when they go west.
Also those of the people who are
now located in the western city will
be able to look up the doctor. DR..
Little says that he is enjoying a fine
practice now and that things are
coming his way right. He says that
the family are all we'll and happy
and are enjoying life.
Typewriters to rent and for sale
at this Office
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Spicer spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Skellenger, at Sunnyside farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Daniels
and mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels
will entertain the executive board of
Pomona No. 16 in their beautiful
country home near Lowell Thursday
January -. Those from Belding
will be: Mark II. Brown and sister,
Mrs. Mary Foote and Mrs. Mary +.
IL. Coville.
Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Pine St.
who has been seriously i'll at her
Leon Greenhoe left Tuesday for
his home IN Alma, after visiting
Rov Hartman.
Those who attended the funeral Of
James Ovenhouse, from outside the
city were the following: Mrs. Geo.
Cunningham, of Lakeview; Mr.. and
Mrs. Reggie, of Blanchard; MIR. and
Mrs. John f. Ovenhouse, of Detroit:
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. 0venhouse, Of
Roy r. LeValley, of Ionia, secre-
retary of the county Y. NJ. c. A.,
was in the city on business, Tuesday
Miss Charlotte Knauf, superin-
tendent of the Community Hospital,
arrived Tuesday evening after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, in Conklin.
1t is logical that pouring drugs in
to the stomach will not cure catarrh
in the head Hyomei, medicated air,
reaches the seat IF the isease. Guar
anteed by TIE Corner Drug Store.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-11
SAMARITANS ARE
NOT ALL DEAD YET

If there are any who think that
This old world has grown selfish and
that the people who inhabit it are SO
self centered that they pass by with
out noticing the misfortunes which
befall their brothers and sisters they
have another guess coming and Tor
proof of our assertion we wish 10
present as evidence an incident which
happened in tbs city Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Charles Waite had, with a
number of other ladies, been attend :
iary and when they came down from
the club rooms, the wind which was
blowing a near gaze, was so strong
that it blew the glasses VIII ch Mrs.
Waite was wearing right off from
her face and sent them away to the
good Lord alone knew where.
Right there is where the Samari-
tan spirit Of the people of this city
asserted itself. OF course, it was no
more than to be expected to, see Mrs.
Frank Klock, Miss Florence Wash
burn and other sisters of the Aux
iliary assist ng in the search which
followed, but every man, woman and
child who came along joined in the
search and there were women with
brooms IN their hands, sweeping
another had a rake, while severai
were equipped with flashlights and
lanterns. Ben Friedly, the ! tile un-
dertaker, thought of bright scheme
and tun ng up the trusty Ford turn,
ed it around and illuminated the en-
tire vicinity WITH the headl ghts on
the Henry. To Tom Bracken, jre
however, goes the honors of recov-
ering the missing blinkers and after
pers stent and painstaking search
with fashlight, the genial manager
of Hotel Belding shouted Eureka,
have found them" and the search
was ended.
We want to say though that as an
example Of Samaritanism and con
certed effort on the part of Belding
people to do or find anything they
set out to the event can not be eX-
celled anywhere.
The Belding banner-news., 1922-01-11
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