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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-10-25

A COPY OF DAVID BANKERS
poems complete. In excellent condi-
ton. $500. r. T. Patten, Skowhegan.
tf30F
THE TNDEPENDENT-REP
Madison Bulletin Houlton Times,
Rockland Courier Gazette and Por-
land Press Herald daily at the
Skowhegan. tf2sF
LIFE PREsERvER. SIMILAR TO
those carried on steamboats,, motor
boats and other water craft as .requir-
ed by law. II you cannot swim wear
1t in bathing and you can go anywhere
Will soon learn to swim without It,
very useful accomplishment. Cost
1878. Never used. will sell for g.
r. T. Patten. tf21
HAMILTON WATCH. GOOD AS NEW
Would cost about $45; will sell for $22.
r. T. Patten. tf22
UPRIGHT PIANO WITH MANDOLIN
attachment VIII sell very reasonable
IL taken at once. 3s Summer st. tf20
TWO WOODEN HANGERS. THESE
were made as supports for counter
shafts. Measurements about 1l"x28".
Ten lag screws with same, Outfit
would cost $500 or $500. VIII sell
for $3.50. Independent-Repo Co.
tf16F
COAT ROOM CHECKS, VERY NEAT.
Round metal edged punched with large
hole for hanging on pin. Numbers In
stock from l to 200. Price 90c per box
of fifty tickets. observation-disclosures
Co. It'll
PRICE TICKETS ToR MARKING
all kinds OF merchandise. Set No. 2,
100 tickets assorted cts. to SIS, price
soc. Set No. 4. 100 tickets, assorted
s cts. to SO cts. price .s1:1o. Set No.
81, 100 tickets assorted s1.00 to 800,
price $115. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. till
ASBESTOS DOOR. FIT. IN. WIDE
by 8 It. 8 in. high. Hinges for at
taching at top and pulleys with light
cord for raising and lowering supplied
with door II desired. This equip
ment would cost new s26. viii sell
for $S.2S. Independent-Repor Co
! PIANO-ExTRA FINE AND BEAU
TIFUL instrument manufactured by
Paul Mehlin ST. Sons. Style r. v.
Serial No. 27.44o. Style known as
baby Grand. Length five feet nine in
ches. width four feet, ten inches.
size and corresponding style now made
by this firm sells for $3.50. This in
strument offered for $s76. r. T. Pat
ten. r$7
USED SEWING MACHINES AS Low
as IS each. Get new SINGER cleo
trio machine. We also have a COM
plete stock OF cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Full line accessories.
Singer Sewing Machine Co, A. L. Whit
temors. Mgr, 17a Water st.. skowhe-
= II
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Nc charge 10 snyope for ads nader this
Heading

hoy OR ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
wanted 70 do chores. Must be able to
help take care Of cattle and milk. Call
or write a. f. Adams, Scion. Far
mers' Phone s21o. tf43F
ny MAN AND WIFE on FARM OR
to do cooking. A. r Stanley. Snow
hogan General Delivery. 2w43F
DOING HOMEWORK. SMALL FAM
lily preferred. Iona BuZzell, As French
st. SkOwhegan. 2wi3F
BUSINESS GIRL OR GIRL ATTEND
ING school can have free room in priv
ate family in exchange for light ser
vices. Must be well recommended.
Call 326 Water St, Skowhegan. tf43F
WOOD CUTTERS AND PULP CUT
TIERS wanted at Bingham. Lane q
Pierce Bingham. 3w42F
MAN AND WIFE To WORK on
son, Farmers Phone 12-3 or n. f.
70-13. 3w42F
MEN TO CUT PULP WOOD BY THE
cord or by the day. Good chance and
good wages. Pinkham Bros, Dead
River. 3w4IF
=
MAN USED TO DRIVING TEAM. :"
care of same and general farm
work. Permanent job year =
round. Harry II. Norton, York
Beach, Maine. 4W41s
WANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER by
man A years of age, with a view
to matrimony IL suited. lady be-
tween the ages of IS and 35 years
preferred. Please write and all let
ters will be answered by return mail.
Address Box 1877. Milo. 5w40"
WE HAVE SEVERAL TYPEwRTT-
Frs that require minor repairs. We
are anxious to hear from someone In
Skowhegan capable of doing this. In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. tbs
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For Sale--Real Estate

TWO VALUABLE WOODLOTS, EASY
haul, two turn road to Skowhegan.
Harry NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan, \. e.
Phone 209-3. tf43F
CANARY BIRDS. FINE SINGERS.
Mrs T.. +. Hurd, Madison, Me, RID /.
Farmers Phone 6-21O. 4w43F
300 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETs.
Ross Tobias, Norridgewock. Me-, RID
2. N Il. Phone 55-14. 2w43F
FOUR GRADE GUERNSEY HEIFERs
All freshen this fall. Lindley +. Par
sons, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
4S110. 3w43F
GROCERY STORE AND STOCK At
Malbons Mills Mrs. j. V. whey,
Skowhegan RID Z. tf43
WOOD AND TIMBER LOT OF 81
clear pine; also poplar, gray and yell
low birch. c. w. Goodrich. Skowhe-
gan. tf43
MY FARM AT MALBON'S MILLS
10 good cows and one of the best milk
routes In Skowhegan. j. w. Merry,
Skowhegan RID Z. 2w43F
THREE HOUSES. INQUIRE OF Il. C.
Builder, Skowhegan. tf43
A GOOD HOME Sd MILES FROM
village. 70 acres, 25 acres in smooth
level fields, pasture for 10 cows, wood
and lumber for home use, rs apple
trees house Of rooms Al condition.
water at the sink, sets tubs, hot water
heat plant which cost $3.50. Good cell
lar. outside is painted white. Barn
32x35 tie-up for cattle. water in the
tie-up. Barn 30x30 used as store
house, new hen house ~ x60. price for
hay and grain in the barn $1,000. Terms
IL desired. A. p. Richards. Farming
ton. 2w43
DON'T PAY RENT. HERE Is ONE
and ne-fourth acres of land In Farm
ington village with a house of rooms
good repair. Has city water. flush
closet, furnace heat. electric lights.
Hen house 12x60 in good repair. This
Is good poultry and berry farm In
right location. Price $4,000. <lonxo
~ "A
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BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OF

BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden e. RussakofY. Skowhegan. tfI9
a NICE LITTLE COTTAGE sITUAT-
ED on beautiful lake. Terms rea-
sonable. This place is fitted for light
housekeeping. F. O. Hayden e. Son.
Abbot. Phone 54-l1. Guilford Ex-
change. tfZs
DO YOU NEED AN ADDING MA
CHINE? We can rent you new
SUNSTRASD for any length of time
and at a very small charge. These
machines have only 10 keys and are
very simple to operate-a child can
run them They will add, multiply
substract and divide. Telephone Doth
phones) or write The Independent
Reporter Ca tf2s
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To Let

DRIVING HORSE FOR ITS KEEP
ING. Might be used for light work.
Inquire Of Mrs Frank nrost. Skowhe-
gan RID 6. Telephone 1892. 2w43F
ONE car GARAGE TO RENT FOR
the winter. Apply TO Merrill & Mer-
rill 3w43
LARGE. COSY. WARM ROOM TO
rent in private family. Real com
fort of home: pleasant surroundings.
a home away from home" S26 Water
St, Skowhegan. tf4SF
GARAGE TO RENT For WINTER
months. Room for three cars. $40
for season. 326 Water St, Skowhegan.
tf43F
FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping. 1877 West Front
street Upstairs. tf43
GARAGE 1Ox15 UNTIL FIRST OF
April Allen Dyer. 127 West Front
st, Skowhegan. 2w42'
Is CORDS OF WOOD STo BE CUT
Near Town. n. L. Phone IS. Chas.
Green. Skowhegan. tf42
a FURNISHED ROOM IN HOME
of modern convenlences Gentleman
preferred. Mary b. Stinchfield. II f,
Leavtt Street, Skowhegan Telephone
1918. tf42
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO A MAN
the winter. Furnace heat. Olive
Dealey, 81 Pleasant St. Skowhegan.
4w42'
APARTMENT SUITABLE FOR FOUR
school girls with privilege OF light
housekeeping; warm, comfortable
rooms bath, three minutes only from
high school; reasonable rates. Write
or inquire after 4 o'clock "A" II Tur-
ner Avenue. tf41
STORE At ISLAND AVENUE,
102 Water St, Skowhegan. tf41
FURNISHED APARTMENT. MOD
ERN conveniences. Inquire IS Turner
Ave. Tel. 91-3. tf41
A PLEASANT CONVENIENT TENE-
MENT of three rooms. A. b. Lamb,
Turner Ave. Skowhegan. N. e. Phone
95-2. tf41
LARGE FRONT ROOM, ALSO DO
embroidering and stamping. II Lea
h.
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Elliot Spear Explains

y Smear. who recently went
20 demonstrate his fire ex-
had rather hard luck on
(.monstration, and a story on the
If the same which was pub
). the Traveller was read by
[,.s,n neople. Mr.. Spear upon
we. n,n from Boston called at the
;, ,be Reporter and left with
.,InOing which explains the real
Il his unfortunate exhibition
Y.n which the Traveller pub
9TH due explanation. We are
Mr. Spears explanation from
s's'blication herewith:
~ tOx10 was constructed and
,' 9th kerosene, turpentine and
nosoline as had been adyer-
t,Sld be done. When I tried
!, tbe fire inside the shack or
~ gasoline had evaporated and
vas slow to start. Not wish
hold the crowd longer than
.,sssary, l hurriedly picked up
,,bought was a can of gasoline
,.ton the flames. But, instead
Esopine. the can contained hydro
n oil. a very dangerous volatile
IIss1, which perhaps burns with
last intense flame of anything
n Of its nature.
Il result was that instantly 1
| Are that was beyond the limits
|'mall extinguisher and knew that
IA he useless to attempt to enter
I.lding then. However, l stay
the door long enough to throw
n four handfuls in the fire and
[s,es told me that subdued the
1. near the door, but / could not
| he burning hydrocarbide in the
The only sane thing to do was
! thp shack burn and carry on the
L,,,ation with other materials
( had on hand.
Iyiano case that had been covered
with two gallons of tar and
|,,1lou of shoe cement and wood
n was then ignited and instant
seame a roaring mass of flame.
Epnt TO the zone of the
! and was able to stay there I'M
|he FIRE was out because three
6Iul Of the powder left the case
hur only The shoe cement used
! will only spread if fought with
I etipguishers after it becomes
THE POWDER WORKS
ke1t stream of the hydrocarbide
hbort 40 feet long and two feet
vas put on the ground and after
Ind fight of about a minute, 1t
|atipguished. The intensity of
|irs could be seen when it was
Mid by Chief Hubbard and burn
|rngh the powder, although on
kmasions | have demonstrated
Et that it is impossible to ig-
pd or paper where the powder
two 20-pound cakes of cal
|srbide were ignited, and the
in 80 seconds. The
|raer added to this fire the bet
burns and also will burn
b sand or dirt.
small fire of furpentine on the
L was instantly extinguished.
|pvder is non-freezing and If it
Ew to get wet can be dried out
HE same strength remains"
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Observation-Disclosures,

AUTO sERvICE-FARMING
Madison, Skowhegan. Daily trips
except Sunday. Fare $500 each way.
Leave Pennington a. M. arrive
Skowhegan Gas a. m. Leave oxford
Hotel. Skowhegan q. m. Arrive
Pennington S45 a. m. Walter h.
Smith, 10 High St, Pennington. Far
mers' Phone 37-14. 1lw30S
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING RY
mail to Kincaids Shoe Hospital SHOW
hogan. Full line of mems work and
dress shoes. Lowest prices in town.
tf30
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAN
Press, block. bleach and color hats,
equal to new. Hat bands put on
while you wait. Shoe dyeing spec
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cleaned
just like new. Peter Leakos, Shine
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan. tf2s
TYPEwnTTERs TO RENT ON swn
sale on the installment plan. l. q.
Smith and other nakeS- Lndepsnds1ss
Reporter ca t3ex
SETH PHOTO HrUDIO-YOUH
photo on Post Card. Finished vhi1s
you wait. Developing and printiAn.
High grade amateur work. Twenty
four hour ssrvjcs. Telephone aaa.1
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The Cannibal Hen

" from swine the greatest can
h the farm is the barnyard hen.
!, when not given the proper en-
|Mrt and food, will often eat her
|6pring; likewise the hen, al
u not to such a marked extent,
vhen not supplied with the es-
] nutrients, develop cannibal-
|hbts that often make sad in
ion the profits from the flock.
most common of these habits.
kes' as they are often termed,
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Wanted-To Bury
Adds under this head free to our
Subscribers.

OR TRADE FOR A PAIR OF
horses. must weigh from 1900 to 5000
pounds Cleveland J. Deane, Madison
RID /. 2w43F
A SAW TABLE FOR SAVING FOUR
foot and long wood. Cleveland J.
Deane, Madison. RID l. 4w43F
ONE SECOND HAND. "a IN. CHAP
MAN Bolter. To be fed right handy
l.. l.. Witham, Skowhegan. Y. +.
Phone 1875. 1w43F
WANTED a GOOD SECOND HAND
piano. +. Nodine, Rowe Pond Camps.
Bingham. 2w43F
ONE INCH. DRY HARD WOOD /.
boards wanted. What have you .
to offer? Spot cash. Skowhe- :
gan Novelty Works. y. f.
Phone Ca. tf43 I"
WANTED A FEW GOOD YEARLING
White Wyandottes to make up pen.
What have you? Drop In Poultry
Farm, Bingham. 2w43F
A FEW BLACK MINORCAs HENS
or pullets. Also a white face buck
sheep. Must be good size and shape.
Leon d. Witham, Norridgewock, r. F.
ID. No. 2. n. +. Phone 21-5. 2w43F
CEDAR POSTS WANTED IN CAR
lots. Five to twelve inch top. Help
furnished and money advanced to pay
cost of cutting. Don NJ. Towne, Madl-
son. Sw41F'
A SET OF FORWARD WHEELS
with pole about 21a inch tire and from
! y inch to l Y inch axle. Must be in
good condition and price reasonable.
Apply to II. l.. York. Oakland RID 35.
AWAIT
FRESH EGGS WANTED. PAY HIGH
est cash prices. Immediate returns.
No commissions. Wiseman Farms,
Lewiston. tf41
SMALL GROCERY BUSINESS OR
rent store. Mrs. E. L. Burns, We'll
lington. 4w41'
~ EARLY MATCHED PUREBLOOD
White Wyandotte PulIets. Miss jean
cite Hill, Parkman Hill, Skowhegan.
Farmers Phone 2-110. 4w4OF
a SECOND HAND HOME CLARION
coal cook stove in first class condition.
Blanche Pollard, 335 Water street,
Skowhegan, y. e. Tel. 1913. tf39F
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A LARGE COON CAT, BLUE MALT
ESE, no white. weighing about -
pounds. Notify Mrs Harry Gould, 10
Coburn Avenue. Tel. SIP. 2w42s
BETWEEN WHITE SCHOOLHOUSE
In Cornville on detour road to Athens,
two brown overcoats. One with black
fur collar the other with ulster collar.
Finder please address l.. C. Williams.
Athens. 2w42s
LEATHER JERKIN, SATURDAY,
October 10 on road from Skowhegan
to Scion via Patterson bridge, Olive
drab lining. Size 40. Finder please
notify Elizabeth e. Taylor. 404 Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. 2w42"
AT WESSERUNsETT VALLEY FAIR
at Athens a silk scarf. Finder will
be given reward IL returned to L. c,
Williams. Athens. Maine 3w41f
A KNIGHT TEMPLAR's APRON,
missed it about the time of the Rock
land Pilgrimage. Probably has my
name on 1t, but of this l am not GER
tain. Reward offered for return to
r. r. Patten, Skowhegan. tf41F
ONE GUERNSEY COW AND ONE
year old White Holstein heifer. Suit
able reward Will be paid for their re-
turn. Maurice b. Magoon, Skowhe-
gan, RID 4. Tel. 1913. 4w41F
A COPY OF CART AND PRACTICE
of Typography" Finder will be suit
ably rewarded for its return. Inde-
pendent-Reporter Company. tao
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Miscellaneous

THE "GULLEY" CIDER MILL Ii
now doing business. Open Mondays
and Saturdays until further notice.
Chas. Van Sicklin, East River Road.
Skowhegan. 2w43s
SWEEP OFT YOUR CHIMNEY.
They work a lot better. Dangerous
to let them go. I know how to do il.
Drop me postal. Bert Stain. Gem
street, Skowhegan. 4w43s
ARE YOU CAPABLE OF RUNNING
n general store? Have you a suitable
location? Can you furnish satisfae-
tory evidence of your reliability?
VIII furnish you a complete stock and
equipment without any investment on
your part. You can have a large or
small stock as you prefer and devote
all or part time. one lady is making
SIS a month in her home on this basis
Write for full particulars. Preferred
locations are small Industrial communi-
ties or prosperous farming neighbor-
hoods. Address all communications
to A F. care of Independent Reporter
Company, Skowhegan. 4w43s
BOARDERS AND MEALERS WANT
ED. Mrs. Belle Emerson. - Mechanic
St, Skowheean. Telephone I'll.
4w42
WOULD LIKE A PLACE TO BOARD
and go to high school in Skowhegan
where l can work a part of my board
or work and board in different places.
Roy a. McCollor, SkoWhegan RED :.
Farmers Phone 2l3, 3Wi2F
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE A
heavy horse. all smooth. good age for
one that weighs from 1o00 to 100 lbs.
Must be smooth and young. H. /.
York. Oakland. RID 50. 4w4lF
HUNTERS TO BOARD BY DAY OR
week at Arnold Fails Farm. Write
for information. Mrs. Thomas +.
Moore. Stratton. Sw4ls
WOULD LIKE CHILDREN TO
board. Mrs. Charles Smith. Skowhe-
gan, r. F. d. No. s. Lakewood Roadd
tf40t
MAIL ME YOUR SHOES FOR RE-
PAIRING. | viii return them prompt
ly and prepay postage, +. y. Poulin.
Water ST. (near City Building), Show
hogan. tf4O
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,ssssersssssssesssAsssssNsesz
SINGLE HOUSE. ROOMS,

SINGLE HOUSE. ROOMS,
bath. fireplace, furnace, ell.
large stable and shed. double
lot. Iron roof over all; new
paint outside; 8 minute walk to
post office and schools. Mary
B. Stinchfleld. III East Leavitt
ST. Skowhegan. Telephone 1918
tf42
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10. ]. P. Merrill Block skowheKAn. TIA
COAL HEATER IN FIRST CLASS
condition, $500 If taken at once. In
quire of Everett Lowe, at Foggs Drug
Store. 2w43"
SWEET CIDER by GALLON OR
Darrell at Gulley Hill Mill. e. Van
Sicklin, Skowhegan II. +. d. 6. 2w43F
50 BUSHELS CIDER APPLES AT zoe
per bushel, picked. j. f. Woodsum,
Norridgewock. Tel. n. T. 1881. 1w43F
IT WILL SOON BE TOO LATE TO
plant those Tulip and Narcissus bulbs.
Buy them now of Buchanan The Drug
gist, Skowhegan. 3w43
DOUBLE BARREL STERLING
WORTH twelve gauge shot gun as
good as new. Price $25. Frank w
Buchanan, Druggist, Skowhegan. 3w43
+ CEDAR POSTS, SUITABLE FOR
building. Also cedar posts suitable
for fencing. Inquire of Joseph Cor
riveau, 93 Milburn St, Skowhegan. n.
Il. Phone 1873. 4W43*
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ICE FOR SALE-AT REA.
SONABLE prices delivered any
where in town. Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery. tf30
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Positions Wanted

Heading
WOULD LIKE A PLACE TO WORK
my board in town or on farm near
town. Anything would be acceptable
that would enable me to continue my
studies. Am a sophomore in the high
school. Arthur Mills. Skowhegan.
r. F. d. 3. Telephone 129-I2. tf43F
AS BOOKKEEPER OR sTENOGRA-
PIER. Graduate of Gray's Business
College of Portland. Telephone 201-4.
3w4lE
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

!. ACMEOLITE RE-vI-vO bat
Terry Preserver charges bat
terry instantly. Protects plates
from working, cracking and
buckling. Gives better ignition,
lights and more power. Does
not freeze-saves rental and
storage. Don't throw old bat
terry until you have tried this
new electrolite. Ask for proofs
from users. Local dealers want
ed. A. M. Corson, Madison. tf43
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CAN SAVE YOU FROM 10

CAN SAVE YOU FROM 10
to 20 percent on horse blan-
kets. All kinds horse fur
nishings at lowest prices. Also
used sleigh for sale cheap.
C. A. Goodwin, Madison ave-
nue., Skowhegan. tf43
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Aa<a~ttsszsezts In these eesaazs net sxsssA Eve
lines saserte< fer 1ges fsux tnaes fer ses sasA
with &fAex. Each aaaftfsnsi line ia. In ssmputfna
lines, xeeaD@ An average Of words. stazn. tskex
IL net pasA I'm advance 1oe additional n charged
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LIVE POULTRY WANTED.
Write in first letter kind and
number you have. Harry Nell
son, Skowhegan, N. Z. Phone
284-3. tf38
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HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss TONNES. Room
10. ]. p. Merrill Block. SkowheKAn. TIA
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CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
burns woven in by hand, also
moth holes and tears. Amanda
CorriVeau. over RuSsakoff's,
Water Street, Skowhegan.
tf3s
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HORSES WEIGHING

Harnesses included II desired Sold
cheap II taken at once. Also Is b. j..
International gasoline engine. Geo.
LeChance. 30 T.. Birch st, Watervlle.
Tel. 902-M. 2wf2s
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Canaan and Cornville about 1-2 mile
from Browns Corner. Excellent rea-
son for selling. Nelson Rowe, Hart
land RID, Farmers Phone, Canaan
sill tf41
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-18
CRYPTIC NAME.

Ny first 10 IN brown, but not in white.
MY second in dark. but not in light,
MY third il in more. bat not in lesa.
MY fourth in checker. but not in
chess
MY fifth is in young, but not in old.
My sixth is in warm. but not in cold.
My seventh In snow, but not in rain,
My eighth is in hurt. but not in pain.
My last Is In mon. but not in man,
Ny whole - an actor. solve, Y you
can.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-18
LITERARY ENIGMA.

AM a quotation from Shakespeare
4 and contain 1ss letters. am con-
tributed by w s. Stockton.
My 34-1Os-11s 9o-4s is the possessve
case.
My 14-4-12s-1o4-74 is an anatoid
bird.
My IS. 4s-1os 80 $3.50 is to blot out.
My 4i-e5 80 1o1 are hard struc-
lures Of epidermal origin.
My 17-55-114 is mechanical rotary
piece.
My TO- 6-58-26-5 is a young branch
My 1884 1e120- S0-7s-1 1928 $3.50 is a
loricatc mammal.
My 1Os116oss is to examine by
touch
My s-ss-s1- % 1s-12e-1s is an Amer
lean Indian.
My 76-s1-5s- s6-ss-1eo is the soul
Greek
My 45-117-s1-67- 1857 is to be of
service.
My s-11s-s1-11s-S2 is a country in
Europe
Ny 4s-1S-5e-ss-l21-5 Sc is a cardinal
number.
My 2s-77-1s2-7s is to plunge sud
denly into water.
My 5s-1s3-15-137 is the Greek myth
illogical queen of the gods
My 1ss-10S- 12e- -13s is a small
fahia
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Novice or beginner.
Ireland.
Small African monkey.
SECOND UPPER LEFT.
In bed.
To wait
Rim or border.
OF depth.
UPPER LEFT.
Clear.
A mountain range in Russia.
A straight piece of wood.
Girls name.
CENTRE.
Old.
One who uses
A Hebrew name.
To fall in drops.
LOWER LEFT.
Pulverized rock.
To carve (pheasanD.
The hub Of wheel.
One who dies.
SECOND LOWER LEFT.
A poet.
To assert the truth.
To dream (French).
To drain.
THIRD LOWER LEFT.
An auto.
A wind instrument.
A flower.
A ruminant mammal
THIRD UPPER RIGHT.
Dry.
A girls name.
An Egyptian goddess
To run swiftly.
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noised abroad.
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Unconcealed Girls Names.
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4 lies uneoncealed girls name as.
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do risk your life for her" BY Ruth
Rhinock.
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No; rabbit sare too cute to kill.
This tinsel makes me want more.
He lent me his only nickel.
Robert. ask her more politely il she
wants to go.
This man needs more money.
Can you ride bareback?
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WORD SQUARE CONSTRUCTION.

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A sleigh.
Alone.
Finishes
Writing table.
UPPER RIGHT.
A term used in pinochle.
A lake in North America
Similar.
An act for good or evil.
LOWER RIGHT.
Confined.
Always.
Ahenobarbus.
gait
SECOND LOWER RIGHT.
To rip.
Name of girl.
Soon.
Military position.
THIRD LOWER RIGHT.
To retain.
A girls name.
To give out.
A byway.
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