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Madison Wan Brought TO Jail

Peter Landry of Madison, who has
been acting rs caretaker in the old
Weston House at Madison which is
now sting run as a rooming house by
Mrs. 1an Quigley was arrested on
Nov. 23 on 1 charge Of disturbing the
peace at picture theatre. He was
given IA sentence OF thirty days in jail
and fine of $1,000 and costs He
was committed to Jail by Deputy
Adams. Friday.
Daniel Quigley. formerly of Water
Vile had control of this property i'll
the fall OF 1921 and search OF the
premises by Sheriff Mooers and sew
..eral deputies revealed the fact that
TQuigley was running a gambling house
Jas well as a liquor nuisance, accord
ling to the officer. The clerk i'll
Charge was taken into custody, plead
i.ed guilty to single sale and served a
rterm in Jail. besides paying fine and
loosts. Quigley, who was absent NJ
athe time never appeared again in
sMadison and was indicted at the Jan
snary term of court following, but has
enever been apprehended.
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Positions Wanted

INpEHIENCED NURSE WANTS
position in private family Inquire
North 81, SkuWheEan, y. e. Tel 1864.
2w47
- HOT SEI<EFPER IN FAMILY OF
Two Or four. Am Il competent house
l.ecpcr and good cook. Mrs. Mary a.
BooEer. SkoWhegan II f D. 3w4TF
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AND
Young lady would like work cooking in
hc woods. For further information
write or call IN person 1T L. +. Messer's
Bmghain 2w47F
As HOI SEX EEPER N 4 WIDOW
Fa1S or Bachelors refined home. \
Protestant Understands general
hoiIScwork. can furnish references
ADDRESS Miss Nora Marks, Sanford, Me.
Sw4G*
Is TEANSTER, WOULD PREFER
the logging swamps hut will take any
ming. ADDRESS Walter y. Nickerson
Harmony. 4W46s
= WOULD LIKE \ JOB IN TOWN
during the week before and the week
after Christmas, preferably in some
store am a Senior in high school
oman Richardson. Pa North Ave.
5w46F
WOULD LIKE WORK IN OR NEAR
Skowhegan village. viii do most any
thing. Am Il graduate from Skowhe-
KAN High School Glass 1872 Tel.
I'LL. Carleton Carnage. tfiiF
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\ SAFE. ONE OF FAIRLY GOOD
talenhana S41o 1W4SF
\ BARREL OF GREIcNINGs. No
or better and a barrel of one olhef
GOOD eating variety of apples Slarks,
Northern Spies. or something OF the
sort. These must he pacEed ana oe-
livered At the American Express ollee
III SkoWhegan. Please write me what
YOU have and the price. X. 1. Patleh.
4 STREET BLANKET AND A puNG
seat. Also light Brahma eockerei or
viii exchange birds 4. (. Taylor cor
ner South and Hathaway streets,
SkoWheEau, 3Mi'F
\ FEN GOOD SECOND HAND CAIN
window sash. either with or without
frames Also a fan or seed cleaning
2w41F
ONE AND TWO HORSE DOIRIE
sieds. sleighs. donble runner pungs.
Write stating price and DESCRIPTION In
nrst iettrr. Charles \. stevens. III
Main 81. Pittsfeld. lw47
IptIR or woMaN.s SNOW SHOES
VIII T. Winslow. Norridgewock. WITT
/ SECOND HAND RIDING SADDLE.
Mrs Warren Moody, r . !, SCION.
\ II GtTGE REPEATING SHOT GUN
: L. Stowrll, strong, r + u :. 2wfft'
1000 TONS OF NICE BRIGHT EARLY
eli Low hay. between now and April l.
can handle 10 cars a week. Will pay
So per ton delivered or $l3 pressed,
loaded on cars. Good coarse, 81 eX-
ira Fancy coarse. s. extra. ID. Il.
cain Clinton. Sw44'
G.. ". EMERSON WILL MY WHITE
ash timber or stumpaEe suitable for
shovel handle blocks to the amount Of
= carloads See me summer st,
SIuVheran. tao
NAG WINE FOR USE IN MY SCHOOL
WORT. Any having illustrations viii
do even il Of quite ancient date. l
hope to receive them from those will
inE 10 donate them for this purpose or
wherever Il very moderate charge
would lac made. Mrs. Maude Il. Barnes
SkoWhegun. 4 f II 7. Box 80. tf40F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me II card stating num-
Der. VIII go anywhere. Harry Nell
son, n. T.. Phone 1862. Skowhegan.
tf27
LIVE POUITRY-wRITE IN FIRST
letter. Kind and number you have.
Harry Cohen. SkoWhegan. tf17con-
RANsoN's HISTORY OF CANAAN
Bloomfield Norridgewock, etc. wanted
II you have IA volume give description
ANA price or send on approval. r.
Patten. tf4B
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DRESSED POULTRY DELfVEaED
at any time. Sasha Tobias. Norrldge-
wock Telephone 55-lt. tJz
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred .. pooIer. Locust Street. SHOW
began Telephone IL try
CooLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
.,efne Thfs is of the hollow or shat
low variety. the very latest thing 10
s-e with IA water cooling gasolene
engine Has never been uncrated.
would eoet So. will sell for $40. II. 7.
Fatteu. SkowheeaH tf28
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY. ta20 edition. over 300 pages
eost $1,000. VIII sell for $3.50 post
paid. Independent Reporter co. ira
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
Ediphune, the most recent and useful
of office devices. We are distributors
for Somerset County Send for iitera-
1nre. On ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at a
good trade. Independent Reporter GO.
tf22
NEW DODGE AUTOMOBILE. IN
CURE at Foster Garage or q Bates
street. Pittsheld. lieo
IL ACRE FARM IN NEW SHARON.
Pine trees. apples, cherries, pluIns, etc.
Water in house. Cellar; $500 Another
10 acre farm miles from Farmngton,
100 cords wood, good land, apple trees,
S7o000. George w Batehelder, New
Sharon. u3V
SAND FOR ALL CONCRETE PUR-
POSES. also loan for cemetery uses.
Delivered !. r. Roderick. 2ll North
St y. L. Phone 1le-2L TIT
RULLETIN BOAHD-VERY NEAT
and substantial construction. lust the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 to
build; will sell for $40. X. T. Patten.
TIC
BATES POUNDS ALL HATES
Ginghams. the qu;sity 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 to
. Yards long, with n 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 find these the most useful and
most satisfactory POUND Bingham Bun
dies you ever bought one 5-Pound
Bundle Cabout 30 yards). delivered
free, $39S. Iona Mil Ends Co, Hart
land. tfl6
MARK YOUR LIN EN- WITH a RUB
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
irdelible mixing pad, complete outfit by
mail soc. Independent-Report Co. tao
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Load ii Rnck Dumped ON Madison Man

Alphouse Iurgeon and Levi Arsene-
eauIt were injured Sunday forenoon,
when a load OF rock was dumped on
Them from a bucket being lifted by a
derrick on the big construction job at
the Arson end of the bridge. Some
Of the tackle of the derrick gave way
and the two men were in the pit be-
low. rurgeon was taken TO his home
on Park street where it was found
IIaj IL number OF his teeth had been
Knocked ont lie was also injured
aboul lie head and cut so baby that
fRruty-seYen stitches We're required
10 close the wound. Arseneault sus-
tained broken leg and cuts around
tac head. Both men are as comfort
able as can he expected at this writ
inp
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nEGuLAn clsroMERs WANTED

REGULAR uSrOMERS WANTED
for first class farm dairy butter. can
deliver in SkoWheg0n or Will ship any
where s L. Moore, L + y g. Skowhe-
gan y T.. Tel. l29-14. tf40F
ONE PAIR OF COLTS FOUR YEARS
old well 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
Phone a. Lotus Ranch. tf37
NOTED SHEEP FOR SALE-AGE
compels me To sell my entire hock of
sheep These sheep We're brought
from New Hampshire about 1900 and
bred by my father for about fifty years
ana carefully bred hy myself on one
farm for siNtv-uye years. They have
never had any roots or grain Of any
Kind and are not breachy They have
white faces and logs and are free from
ticks and Yermin. When | used TO
exhibit them at state and New England
Fairs. forty and fifty years ago the
judges called them the american
sheep" | have sold from them about
forty thousand pounds OF wool ana
three thousand sheep and lambs win
send a specimen of wool to anyone
wishing 10 buy on receipt of card or
letter. Price of sheep ten dollars,
price of lambs eight dollars per head.
Charles i. Gilman, Route /, Scion. Me.
tf37
4 SIN CYLINDER BUICK CAR IN
first class condition. owner going
away. Inquire of w. IL Fowler. tf37
PAIR or HORSES, WEIGHING 5000
lbs. including harnesses, sleds and
wagon that | will sell for a reasonable
price or on easy terms. Wtlfred
CoWette, . East St. TILL
COMBIN ALTON MEAT WAGON
and sled in nice running condition
equipped for either single or double
team. Alice NJ. Dunlap. BOX SO. Route
.. North Arson. Phone Madison 7O-i,
tf3G
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD
condition. Cash price SIS. Independ-
ent-Reporter Company, Skowhegan.
tf33
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
prices as follows. post paid: l inch per
roll 45c: inch per roll. coo; men
per roll, 75c. Liberal discount for
quantity orders lndependent-Re-
porter 90 tf32
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single Sale Case

Archie MaZelin was arrested on
Tuesday last charged with the single
sale of intoxicating liquor on the same
day. MaZplin pleaded not guilty but
eetracted his plea and was given a
fine Of S20o and costs and a jail SEN
tence of four months. and an addi-
fiona four months in default Of pay
meul oil fine and costs.
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Miscellaneous.
WANTED-CuuD ~ MANN .,ou

W.ANTED-CHILD IN RoauU Ean
the winter Apply TO or nhone Mrs.
Eva Moody, Skowhegan. Hanover st.
1w48s
SAWS AND SAW UoRsEs. KEY
Fitting. New lots lust in, All
kinds of saws gummed. c. e.
Cleveland SON Russell Street, SHOW
hogan 4wa8s-
SKATES CoNCAyED At CLEyE.
LANDS Shop. Russell St. Skowhegan
t4w4Ss
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RIFLE - GAUGE LONG. WOULD
cost new about si@no. would sell for
Niidcs, Care of maependent-Report
tfi5F
HORSE. Ar \ REASONABLE PRICE
Inquire Of $. Lfpman, CoWette Street
SkowheGan. 4wi5t
IieHsE WEIGHING 1900 POUNDS.
Sound. nice worker, single or double.
u ill sou or exchange FOR stock or colts.
y. 9. Hpdal;ny NorrideeHoek. \. +.
Phone 80. tfl3
Ali WOOL KNITTING YARN FoR
Sai"ZI itreei ffotn manufacturer. 9je.
S1s"7. Ito pound. Postage paid on
lis" dollar orders. Write for samples.
II y. Bartlett, Harmony. I'VE
TR tPPERs-s,Y METHOD or
catching foxes has no equal. VII
sud free. Everett SHERMAN. Dept 4.
Whitman. Mass. Su4@.
ONE PCHEBRED OXFORD DOWN
hurk lamb. Also zone COWS and beIl-
efs. Are to freshen first Of winter.
VIII stuart, soloa, 4, + y 1. tfi1F
PUREBnED GUERNSEY HILLS,
ON Yearling. King Of Itomanas Spots
woods Goyerness. sire of queens So
gucl OF Pine Grove ono months old.
Arlor Day Queens Victor. sired hV
Iuliet's Woman of Lakewood. MauriHe
4. Malhon, SkoWhegan r = u :. tfil7
Gs-ACRE FARM. FoUR MILES FROM
SkpN hogan. - acres maple, complete
maple ayrup outfit, $50 apple trees ia
good condition. cider mill Horse. COW
and farming tools buildings on prop
crty. Mrs vital Bolduc or J. =. Thi
bodeau, Grocery store, North ST, SEow-
hogan. Both Phones. TN
MY HOME PLACE on NoRRIDGE-
WDGk Avenue Lot 6xl6 rods. Thir-
ten room house. substantial construc-
tiau exceptionally mqderi in its con-
yaniea,es HandSomest location in
keunehe" Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price sl3,noo. Roland r.
I5fteH. tfio
NEW WAY Hay PRESS, MAKING
eao pound balls, capacity - TO - tons
a. DAY. VIII sell Tor one-half cash,
balance on time II desired. Press now
III work ia vicinity OF North Arson.
T. a. Williams. North Arson. ito
WHY NOT MY YOUR DRESSED
poultry direct from \. T.. Barnes Poul-
irv furnt Il :, BOX 81, Sl;oWhpgan2
4 oue cent postal card viii bring your
sunday dinner Deliveries made every
saturday. satisfaction guaranteed. tf@a
WEATHER. sTBIPs--uERE WE ARE
again for ne thirtieth year With the
best protection against cold, which is
ready Ia creep in around your doors
and windows. +. NJ Think nam, G3 High
81, SkoWhegan. tfa9
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ORDER OF NOTICE TEEKEoN
District of Maine. Northern DhhJ
NJ.
on this 25th day of Nuvembrr A.
1922, on reading the foregoing petltld
II is
Ordered by the Court. That hes|
Ing be had upon the same "H TIE u
day of January, \. ID. 1879, before i
said court. at Bangor. in said dlStrl2
Northern Division. at ten O'Clock in 4
forenoon: and that notice thereof
published in The independently epd
ter, a newspaper printed in said pJ
erict, Northern Division, and that |
known creditors, and other persons
interest, may appear at the SAID ~
and place, and show cause. II any tnJ
have. why the prayer of the SAID peY
tloner should not be granted.
Aud It In further Ordered ny y
Cont. That the Clerk shall SEND
mail to all known creditors copies
said petition and this order. address,
40 them at their places OF resiasnl
AZ stated.
Witness the Honorable John
Peters. Judge of the said Court y
The seal thereof at Bangor IN
Northern Division of said distrlctt
the 25th day OF November. \ y "a
ISABEL SHEEHAN'
Deputy Clerk
IL s. al
A true copy of petition and 'fa1
thereon,
Attest:
ISABEL sHEEHAN, i
Deputy CLERK
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MOELn LIKE nnn

IN private family, or WI B0
lisht housekeeping. Am rooms
should be considered a da.,q alte
Address Mrs. Emonds Nt,sirable
ent-Reporter Co. '''' - lnder
WANTED A s.,,,, ui
board in my rural hon 'HlID
an old person. Mrs ia. Would
+ ID /. Arson. Inn Lock
~,o,.. can, 4wf
wait. Satisfaction gpar',,'"'iiE
right. At fireroom SkoNb .gaa ?
" Works, s. L. Holmes. ''San N
WOULD ExcHANsE
Disc for stovewood ri, "kheH
served. Parkman's Stors cone
Skowhegan. Water
WHY NOT HAVE Tu,T
Eftf fixed up before Vint' nae
the work right and the cbsr,,,N We
reasonable. Somerset ~ vi
near the Creamery" SkowhesnalIhe
ROOM OR ROOM Am
wanted. John J. Rhoades "a 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. ''e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tr,,
story. Send birthdate and md a., LII
II I'LL TsuflN-
Kansas City, Missouri. ''p9rl
L WOULD LIKE TO cUp
for its keeping this V.int.. H0I
around 1000 pounds. Allst H.
Kind and not over ten years ga
purchase later if satisfaefor'i"
particulars. W. Il. Baker Bineh.
2wf
THREE FURNISHED Raous
ED for light Housekeeping nv. ~,
wife; no children David Win
Bailey Street. Skowhegan. '"s'
WILL THE PARTY WITH ~
We placed a standard envelnno"
on trial some months since nlaos
turn the same to the office NJ ,ha
pendent Reporter? nv
AM READY TO no EIrcrn
work, house wiring. motor w,ndin
wiring: also installation of an
Drop me card and l will cali ~
b. LaChance, Box 81, Skowheeon 4
lawIj
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Send your favorite film with I0c u
&c stamp, and receive sample n.;aI
natural colors with your ratnrhsa
The II. IL. Barney Co, Central n
NJ A''ieDo''' "aSS Swi|
DREssMAKING DONE At
North Avenue, SkSVhegau. Mss
icy i-''i'e' iwiI
IF YOU WISH 4 WEALTHY yo,
wife, write, enclosing envelope n
Ray behhiS'oh' ONO. lGwf
WOULD YOU WRITE A wr,,,
pretty girl? Stamped envelope MA
Lois Sproul, Cleveland. Ohio. isv
TWO CHILDREN WANTED
board from 4yearS old or oyer IN
in East Skowhegan. Apply to Mrs
Davis, Skowhegan. Canaan Stage. +
HAT CLEANING AND SHOE n
ING. Soft hats cleaned ana blo
equal to new. Hat hands put on Y
you wait. Sport and all colored 8
cleaned and polished. Shoe dyelr
speciality. Peter Leakos. Shoe and
Cleaning Parlor, Water Street,
R.R. Station. Skowhegan. II
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital. 81
hogan. Still closing ont ladies' 81
Full line mems work and dress 81
Lowest prices in town Il
DEVELOPING, PRINTING.
larging. For prompt service and
ficient work, send or take your
to T.. c. Head az Co, Scion.
finish desired. [,
TYPEWRrrERs To RENT on
sale on the installment plan.
Smith and other makea. Indepent
Reporter -.
SETH PHOTO BTUDIO-Y
photo on Post Card. Finished ,
you walt. Developing and prin
High grade amateur work. Tw,
four hour service. Telephone 2
Skowhegan Il
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T Let
HAVE VERY DESIRABLE RrNT

IHANE VERY DESIRABE RENT
Of FIVE rooms en- Hanover street shed
and nice warm stable, large enough
for horse. COW and calf. Ihsec
minutes walk from Somerset Shoe fae-
tory, one minute from electric caf-.
Gertrude r. Gates. Hanover St. Skea-
hogan. Farmers phone 2o-4lo. l@fN
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEt-
TRIO lights Inquire Of Emile Poulin.
) West Front St, Town iWis'
FIVE ROOM HOUSE TO RENT
about two miles from Postoftiee oil
south road to Norridgewock. Chance
TO get wood fer the cutting, EdW
Cushing. inquire 1T Further & Hubbard
Grocery store. lW1St
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping or will sell furniture and let
rent. -Four rooms, bath and electric
lights. Mrs Ella Hayeeck, 10 Cedar
St Skowhegan lWis
GARAGE FOR TWO LARGE cans
or three Fords for the winter New
~ Mt. Pleasant Ave. \. T. Telephone
t2n-2. 3Wlt-
FURNISHED TENEMENT OF FIVE
rooms. Modern improvements. Flee
tric lights and bath. Call in the even
ing or Sunday. Mrs. Flora MePheters'
Middle st, Skowhegan. TIL
FoIR RoOMs-NEwLY PANT
and fiush closet Two hardwood
floors. Steam heat 500. Inquire 1S9
Water st. Edward GurQey tfil
\ NICE FRONT ROOM, MODERN
cOnVenienceS with board il desired.
three minutes walk from car; Will take
elderly people, sick people or coniine-
ment cases, to those unable to enter a
hospital VIII give the best of care
and every attention at moderate prices.
Come and talk with me. Mrs. Rich
ardson, 254 North Ave. Skowhegan.
Iw46F
FRONT ROOM, MODERN CONVENT
ENCES. Mrs. Il. W. Simpson. 81 High
St, Skowhegan. tf45
STEAM HEATED BASEMENT FOR
storage or any other purpose. oxford
BLOCK. Borden IL Russakoff, Town. tf4i
OLIVER TYPEWRITER. GOOD CON-
dition, first month. $500 Each month,
thereafter $500. Independent Report
er company, Skowhegan. tf33
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nhegan Grange

At meeting of Skowhegan Grange
held last evening, the first and sec
ond degrees were in order The sub
jet OF Thanksgiving was considered
in an article presented by John l..
Fish.
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE
SOMERSET, IS.

SOMERSET, IS. IA
November - A. u. "
We, the undersigned, having IN
duly appointed by the Honotsssl
Charles o. Small, Judge OF Fropd
within and for said County, Soin',il
sioners to receive and decide upon Il
claims of the creditors of joseph
Beaudette. late of Skowhegan IN f ny
County, deceased, whose estate iii
been represented insolvent, hereby az
public notice agreeably TO the WI 4
of the said Judge of Probate. thae Il
months from and after NoNeIhp orsd,i
1929 have been allowed to sala Inn I'm,
ors to present and prove thelr , GtS's a
and that we will attend TO the uu Sow
signed us at the Court House ~ ro o"d
hogan in said county, ON Mo"SWn IA
February 10. 1923. and on Mohass' sort
81, 1923. at ten of the clock In Inc W.
noon of each of said days;
ALFRED II. LAM,
WILLIAM T. SEEhINa
3wiS Commission
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Lost

TAIL Light FROM MY CAR,
probably on Pleasant Street or Madi-
$on Avenue In SkOWhegau. Finder
please return TO Louis Barrieault. 81
hanover St lW4Ss
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Found

ABOUT NOV. list, BETWEEN OAK
iANp and Smithdeld Ford tire
l@uer may have same by calling at
lafher Hartfords. Smithfeld. 1wfs
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Help Wanted

WOULD LIKE WORK IN on NEAR
SlzuW hogan in store, factory or out Of
doors Am willing TO do anything of
,hlch / am capable q. l" Stockwell
Madison Il + = l. 1w4SF
LOST
BETWEEN skOWHEGAN AND
IIIucklcy. Oakland as Tank. Tuesday
nteht Finder please leave at Peter
'ehr's store. lw4Ss
NAV WANTED TO DO CHORES.
isaiah CroWell SkOwhegan. II ID g
Farmers phone i-l2. 2wASF
HNN TO no FARM CHORES FOR
ua winter Must be good mixer. Six
ro"S. three horses and young stock to
.a1o for. y L. Glidden, Route 3,
~epNhrPau iwISF
TEACHIRS---wAN TED AT ONCE
I,aeu aud grades, National Teachers
Nsau6y. southampton, Mass. 1wis"
SOMERSET HOSPITAL TRAINING
school for nurses. Course 81 months.
NrylY TO Supt Nurses, Elm Street,
NAaH Hr@a1t tfi7
MY TO cur CORD WOOD. BOARD
nDy bo mad At tho farm IL desired.
Hafs NJ cullen. y. T.. Phone. 20a-3,
SN5Nh "ss1r 4 f. y >. tfi7F
REtINnIE MAN TO LOOK AFTER
oHr hu.,ar-s ma this territory. Big
S1itrls paid every week to represent
ittlNes EasY work, permanent posi-
ton al YEAR round Write Oakland
Nufsrri~s Manchester, Conn. for partic-
ulars 4w4As
HONS AND GIRLS EARN A FINE
premium for selling our goods. Send
fpf sample ADDRESS Essex Jewelry
Co. North Attlehoro, Mass, Dept. /.
8w45s
6oOD DEPENDABLE WOMAN To
do part or all of homework in family
Of Two. Pay accordingly. A good
place Tor right person. Write add
dressing Box 3l4. Skowhegan. tf44F
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BANKRUlr's PETITION FOR
CHARGE

In the matter of Ossian + Fri
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
To the Hon. John A. Peters. Judgel
the District Court of the United sta|
for the District of Maine
Ossian r. Frost Of pitSt,A
the County of Somerset and State
Maine, in said District. respectful
represents that on the 18th dag Of a
uary, last past, he was duly
judged bankrupt under the Acts
Congress relating to bankruptcy; 4
he has duly surrendered all his a
perty and rights of property and
fully complied with all the reQulI
ments of said acts and of the ord
OF the court touching his bankrupt
WHEREFORE he prays that
may be decreed by the Court TO ha
a full discharge from all debts pro
able against his estate under y
bankrupt Acts except such debts
are excepted by law from such y
charge.
Dated this 22nd day of NoycmbtfI
D. 1929.
OSST.AN T. FROST.
Bankrupt
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GAINS IN Used CARS. Somerset Ma
chine Co, near the Creamery" Skow-
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COOLING TANK

engine. INNS IS OF The hollow or shaI-
nv variety. the very latest thing TO
use with IA water cooling gasolene
engine Has never been uncrated.
Would cost So. will sell for $40. r. 7
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MDGk Avenue. Lot 6xl6 rods. Hhr
ten room house. substantial construc-
tom. exceptionally mqderri in iis con-
N#uieases HandsomeSt location in
kcuncbec Valley Large garage, two
stories. Price sl364n. Roland =
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for a lady to harness and drive. one of
the best readers driven into town, har-
ness thrown in. Also one pair of
heavy work horses adapted to any kind
of work, especially good on farm
harness included. one single riding
wagon. almost new; one GODDARD car
riage, cost $500 when new, will sell at
bargain. For further particulars
prices etc inquire ut 25t North Ave.
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