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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-16

Kenneth Cole and Thomas Nichols
were visitors in Winslow. yesterday.
Mrs. James Hillens, Miss Ensie Nc
Donough and Leroy McDonough of
Keene, ~ II. arrived Tuesday TO visit
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam McDonough in Scion and TO
spend some time at Mrs. Hillens cot
cottage at Lakewood.
Mrs. c. y. Kicker and daughter, Miss
Alice Kicker leave tomorrow for Bath
and Saturday will continue Their
Journey to Boston to visit with friends
in that city and in Quincy, Mass. On
their return they Will spend a few
days in Portland. Their absence will
cover two weeks.
Arguments were heard Tuesday at
the Court House by ". T. Seekins as
Special Master In Chancery, in the
case of Coulong VS. Pooler. County
Attorney James II. Thorne represent
ed Mr. Coulong and George ". Cover
for Mr.. Pooler. Mr.. Seekins has not
as yet announced his decision.
DR.. and Mrs W. II. Diller with
their two sons. Billy and John, and
Miss Lena Hettmansperger Of Phila-
delphia, have arrived to visit with
Mrs. OILERS sister, Miss Lena N.
Wvman. DR.. Diller will remain only
few days but others in the party
will probably remain until into the
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb with
their children. Mary and William. are
leaving today for their home in Wa
basha, Mimi, after visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Rachel
Webb. They will be accompanied
by DR.. and Mrs Shaunessy of Boston.
former Wabasha residents. and the
trip will be made by the lakes.
The regular monthly meeting of the
BPW Club was held Tuesday night
with Miss Leila Fairbrother, vice
president. presiding. A special invi-
tation to the street dance was sent
to the club members by the Mer
chants Association. Mrs. Grace Til
ton, who has been unable to attend
for some time owing to the accident
which she sustained in the spring was
present on this occasion.
Surgical patients at Kennebec Val
ley Hospital are Mrs. Ben Spaulding
of Harmony, Harvey Mcclure Jr. Of
Skowhegan. Miss Gladys Strang of
Madison. Miss Ada Wright of Madison,
Miss Elizabeth SWEET of Skowhegan
and Dennis Dugas of Madison. Pa
tients recently discharged are Mrs.
William Stetson of Madison and Mrs.
Raymond Groves and little daughter
who have returned to their home in
Smithheld.
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Help Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under this
Heading

HOUsEKEEPER WANTED FOR
four weeks. Begin work Saturday.
August 25. NJ. b. Heselton. 1w3SF
KITCHEN GIRL At KENNEBEC
Valley Hospital, Skowhegan, at once.
3w33
NEAT APPEARING YOUNG LADY
for table work evenings. Apply in
person or by letter. Modern Restaur-
ant, Madison. 1w33
TWO MEN TO CUT WOOD. ALSO
two men for haying. Write at once
to Box II. lockwood, Maine 2w33F
GIRL For GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
Catholic. Good references required.
Apply at the Catholic Rectory, Water
St, Skowhegan. tf33
GIRL TO DO THE BOOKKEEPING
One who would like to learn the bust
ness preferred. SIMPSONS Drug
Store, Skowhegan. tf32f
MAN AND WIFE TO MANAGE THE
town farm at Madison. Inquire of
Selectmen, Madison, Me. 2w32
TEACHERS WANTER FOR GRADES
and high schools, good salaries. Con-
tracts waiting National Teachers
Agency, Northampton, Mass. 2w32'
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For SaIe--Miscellaneous

hair GOODS A sPECIALTY-
switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
Is. J. p. Merrill Block skowheg@n. TIA
TELEPHONE 120-I1 FOR YOUR
new potatoes and vegetables to be de-
livered John II. Clayton, Skowhegan,
r. +. ID. 3. 2w35F
FoR BEST OFFER. USED s-1e
Avery Tractor, new 3-bottom Grand
Detour PloW, Il Dbl, Tractor oil. ii. h.
Whipple Bingham. 4w33'
COOK STOVE IN FIRST CLASS
Hight, Dyer st. 2w33
OR WILL RENT ARMY OFFICERS
Tent 16xI6; concession tent 14xl4 with
8 IT. sidewalk; concession tent, LEXIS
with IT, sidewalk. All of khaki and
practically new. j. A. Wheeler. Win
sor House, Madison. 4"S9
CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS tADULT
only) S2g5 each Sent by mail upon
receipt of remittance or may be OBJ
tanned Mt the cashiers desk In our of
flee. Independence Reporter Co. tfS3F
/ BBI.. sAvEALL ROOF PAINT; 1
25-lb. pail plastertite free; l rifle, bed
stead and spring. b. c. Taylor SHOW
hogan, 35 South st. 4w5S
CANVAS TENT IN COON CoNDI-,
very reasonable. FL. S. Elliott, Athens,
4w32%
ALL WOOL HAND AND MACHINE
knitting yarns. % cents and up per
pound. Golf and plain socks. We
can also work your wool into yarn.
Free samples Fl. A. Bartlett, Har-
mony, Me. 4w32'
VACUUM CLEANER, FRIENDS
Premier Perfect condition; would
cost $50 or more; win sell for $27. r.
Il. Patten. tf32f
TWO GOOD WAGONS, A SLED AND
a hen coop. VIII sell reasonable. Es-
Their Lipman, cowett Street, Skowhe-
gan 4w32s
APPLE BARRELS. I SHALL OPEN
my shops at Hinckley and Skowhegan
the first of September to make bar
rels for the public. New, standard bar
rels at current prices. E. Il. Light.
2w32
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TO Let

FURNISHED ROOM. 2 PLEASANT
ST. 1w33
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
near shoe Shop. Call to M. Singleton,
y. Beech st, Town. 1w33'
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT. ROOMS,
electric lights, flush, nice well water.
VIII be vacant about the Goth of Au-
gust. Just right for two. Apply 80
South St. B. c. Taylor, Skowhegan.
1w33
UPSTA IRIS RENT OF SEVEN ROOMS,
pantry, shed and stable, room and gar
den In the Seaman Burrill House, on
East Leavitt Street. VIII rent for one
year or longer. Addie Il. Gee. Lewis
ton, 261 Webster st. tf33
TENEMENT WITH ALL MODERN
conveniences. Apply at As East Front
Street, Skowhegan. N. E. phone 4S-22
2w32'
CONFECTIONERY STORE ADJOIN-
ING the White Cash Market on the Is
land. Just across the street from new
Spinning Mill. Inquire c. Il. Decker,
- - '' tf31
ROOMS To RENT WITH ALL
modern conveniences. Pleasantly To-
Gated near Municipal Building. III
Water st. N. Il. Phone 1S6-11. tf3O
A NICE LITTLE COTTAGE sTTUAT-
ED on beautiful lake. Terms rea-
sonable This place is fitted for light
housekeeping, F. @. Hayden Il Son,
Abbot. Phone SAIL. Guilford Ex-
change. tf29
DO YOU NEED AN ADDING MA
CHINE? We can rent you n new
SUNSTRAND for any length of time
and at 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 (both
phones) or write The Independent
Reporter Co. tf28
COTTAGE AT LAKEwOODI ALSO
SIS cottage lots for sale. Colby T. Huff,
Tel 273-2. Skowhegan. tf25
COTTAGE AT LAKEWOOD FOR
month of August. l.. H. Jewett, Show
hogan r. f. ID. 8. tf25F
BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden & Russakoff. Skowhegan. tf19
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head frss % sss
subscribers

A SMALL HORSE or LARGE
fspotted preferred) pony suitable for
girls saddle and carriage use. Price
must be reasonable for cash. II. c.
HUFF, wellington. 4w33'
WAGON. HARNESS AND WHEEL
BARROW at once. Write what you
have and price in first letter. George
Gotta. r.. +. u. Harmony. .2w33E.
a Pam or SECOND HAND D6ORs.
G. A Barnes, Skowhegan. N. =. Phone
116-22. 2w33F
I WANT TO BUY a LOAD OF FINE
hay. b. G. Taylor, 80 South St,
2w33
A ONE OR TWO FAMILY HOUSE
on the North side of river In Skowhe-
gan. A. Fl. Cleveland & Co, Fl Madi-
son Ave. tf31F
COTTAGE HOUSE OF SEVEN OR
eightAroom in good location, with some
land and a garage. Chester +. Hamil-
ton, 81 Madison Ave. 4w31'
FIVE or SIX ROOM HOUSE ABOUT
five minutes walk from postofiice. In
quire of Conroy & Croteau, Skowhegan.
tf31
A COUPLE OF CUB BEARS. WRITE
Il you have one OF more for sale or
cure them for us. York Press Corp,
York Village. Me. tia
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY, EGGS,
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms. Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. till
LIVE POULTRY-wRTTE I'm FRS
letter, kind and number you have
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan. tf17con
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me a card stating num-
Der. Will 20 anywhere. Harry Nell
SON. N. Il. Phone 126-22. skowhegan.
tf27
ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND POUL-
TRY. Write kind and number. High
est market prices paid. Our shop is
now located across from the Wooden
Mill on East Front st. open from
a. m to $40 D. m. N. e. Tel. 1922.
Goldberg Bros, Box 1928. tf25
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For Sale--Livestock
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. FIRST

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. FIRST
ciass SHOW and brood prospects. From
first prize winning stock. Sire, Tri-
mount bantam " a. X, C. 339.907.
Dam. Carpenters Tossie, A. X. c. 321.
172. Anyone wanting something good
in Bostons should see these. Price
reasonable for quality. NJ. G. Car
penter, II Mechanic St, Skowhegan.
4w33+
COW. 4 YEARS OLD, HOLSTEIN-
Jersey. giving about II quarts a day;
disc harrow; standing grass. on farm.
\. ID. Goff, Bingham, Box IS. 1w33F
NEW MITCH JERSEY cow, BE-
TWEEN 4 and ) years old; also Jersey
bull. 3 months old. Bert Buzzell, II.
T. u. 6, skowhegan 2w33F
ONE HEAVY WORK HORSE.
weight 1900 lbs All sound. at a good
trade. b. u. Dunlop, Route No. 3.
skowhegan. n T.. Tel 1924 3w33F
black WORK HORSE WILL
weigh about 400. VIII sell or ex-
change for n driver or second hand
Ford ear. Bingham Box 1853. 2w33F
2w33F
TWO PUREBRED OXFORD DOWN
buck lamb. Weight, 100 pounds. Fred
Steele, r. f. d. No. l, Madison. Me.
Farmers Phone 12-1-10. Scion Ex-
change. 4w32f
COW giving a good flow of good milk,
all right in every way Reason for
to Box H. lockwood, Me. 2w32f
Geo. A. Innes, N. r. Tel 72-11, SO Win
ter street. tf32
VERY NICE BOAR PURE CHESTER
white, 10 months, also collie puppies;
one cow. Alice G.. Whitney. address,
Monson, Maine. 4w32F
FOUR WEEKS OLD PIGS. II. ID.
Dunlop, Skowhegan. RED 3. River
Road. ~ II. Phone 1894. 3w31F
GERMAN POLICE PUPS. ELI
GIBLE for registry in A. Is.
G. Males $1,000; females $35.
Mrs. II. A. Coleman. bingham.
4w30
THREE GOOD cows, TWO TO
freshen In August, and one later. s.
+. Lawrence, II. l.. ID. 2, Skowhegan
Farmers Phone, 1922. 4w30s
GOOD FLOODED FOUR WEEKS OLD
White Chester pigs. also number of
shoats. Harry NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan
RID 2. Telephone 209-3. tf28F
PIGS, LAMBS. HEIFER. GEESE
and turkeys. Tom MCGEE, HUFF Hill,
Hartland 8w2SF
TWENTY PUREBRED HOLsTEIN
animals. George Clough, Lakeview
Farm. Madison, r. Il. d. No. l. tf18F
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A HOUSE AND LOT IN sOLON
Village. Electric lights, water in
house, good stable, good bargain II
sold at once. Inquire of Box SO,
Scion. 4w31s
THE CHARLES PLUMMER FARM
on Middle road to Waterville in Show
hogan, including stock. farming tools
horses, crops, etc. Valuable timber
lot on same. Buildings in excellent
repairs Inquire of George II. Plum
mer, Wentworth & Plummer Insurance
Company, Water Street, Skowhegan'
Telephone so. tf29
HOMES FOR SALE IN THE At
TRAcTIVE and progressive town OF
Skowhegan. VIII sell any or all OF
the houses on Shirley Street, some
cottage houses and some double tent-
ment Five minutes walk from busl-
ness section, Nice neghborhood.
Business interests elsewhere, which
demand constant attention, are the
reasons for selling. Terms: cash or
easy payments. Call or write me
Tel. 1873. Fred w. Palmer, 20 Main
Street. Dover-Foxcroft. Me. tf2S
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Gnfal Npufa

Mrs. A. M. Hilton of Bangor and
Mrs. A. +. W. Stinchfield of Athens
are guests OF their nephew. John l..
Fish until tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McQuillan and
Mrs. o. A. Abbey are enjoying this
week at Mrs. Matte Z. Goodwn's cot
tage at Lake Wesserunsett
Miss Helen Whittemore of Boston
departed yesterday morning after
spending a few weeks with Miss May
and Miss Sadie Ward at Lakewood.
State Assessors Stctson, Dresser
and Dearborn were in session yester-
day at the Court House meeting the
assessors of the towns and planta-
tons.
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For Sale--Real Estate
CALL AT ONCE

CALL At ONCE
Hero is a good business on Broad
way. Pennington, Maine. The only
vulcanizing plant in Franklin County
1t is fully equipped with $1,000 worth
If stock and fixtures. owner leaving
town, must sell before September first
rrlce Tor the business and fixtures
only $1,000. Send for list and particu-
lars Alonzo u. Richards. Farming
ton 7w33
GREAT FARM BARGAIN. ABOUT
$50 acres. 55 in fields. under good
cultivation. Cuts S5 tons hay; the
rest in wood and pasture. r. II. sid
ing on farm; Z miles from city of Wat
cryille; two houses; 10 room dwelling
with shed, stable etc. Connected
buildings, lighted with gas. also hay
barn, henhouse and hoghouse. Good
orchard, bears 100 barrels apples. Plen-
ty of wood and some lumber, Tel.
II. f, d. and cream route. Land ex-
cellent for potatoes or any othor crop.
This farm must be sold at once at the
low price of $2S00, part cash and easy
terms II. l.. York, Oakland Me, r,
f. ID, No 35. 4w32F
HOUSE LOT AND BUILDING ON
the corner of Hathaway and Factory
street SEQ Edward Lessor, Factory
street, Skowhegan. 4w32*
WHY PAY DIG RENT WHEN YOU
can buy n nice new home for $1,000
on easy terms Two story house,
piazza a big wood shed and excellent
water. only 3 minutes walk from Shoe
Factory. Apply at once to A. II. Cleve-
land & Co. Skowhegan. tf32
WORK SHOP. DIMENSIONS, 2Ox20,
suitable for making into house. Olin
Nalliere, Chestnut Street. Skowhegan,
Telephone 20-4. tf32
HANDY PENNINGTON VILLAGE. so
acres, two miles from Pennington viii
laEe, 30 acres smooth level fields. $50
apple trees, pears, cherries. good wood
lot, house rooms good repair, barn
35 40 hay in barn, moving machine.
horse rake, sleds, harnesses. riding
wagon cream tank, price $1,000, terms
If desired. Alonzo p. Richards, Farm
ington, Maine. 2w32
THE II. N. SAWYER ESTATE. CON-
SlSTING of eight room house, furnace
heat. electric lights and fine spring of
water running into the house; large
stable and hen houses; six acres pas
ture; nine acres under cultivation.
minutes walk from center of village;
ideal place for residence and small
farm, Apply to Ira d. Hilton, execu-
tor Norridgewock, Me. 2w32
ON STATE HIGHWAY. AUGUSTA
to Quebec. village farm of IS acres
and cottage house, barn and poultry
house; running spring water in house
and barn; excellent supply of water
in pastures; some fruit. Land in good
state of cultivation; within one mile
OF school, churches, stores and rae
tories Good markets for everything
produced. This is an ideal place for
n working man as labor is in good
demand, or It would just suit re-
tired farmer who desired to escape the
worry and responsibility of n large
farm. r. H. Crombie, Bingham. Me.
4w32s
LOT IN SOUTH CEMETERY. FULLY
graded. Address XRM, Care of In
dependent Reporter Co. tf30
MY HOME PLACE ON CORNER OF
Milford and Goodrich SITS. Mrs. Cora
NJ. Jordan, Bingham. tf30
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Positions Wanta
No charge to anyone for ads uns.,
Heading

TO DO HOTSEWORk. GOWNS,
to cook. Best of reference
Fannie b. Dudley, Skowhepan
CHANCE TO WORK wv No,
and go to school in Skowbaranpo i
commence any time. Am IL W..
age and used to all sorts ~ i'as
Know L can please you. ta.
Berube, r. f. -. ,, care of ny
i'e' "'s' 3w3lP
WANTED DRESSMAKING. NJ
sewing or on children's clothing No..
overs speciality. Prices reaen~ss
Mrs. George NJ. johnson, Is Leay%,
OVID
WAsHINGS WANTED-WUI o.,
and deliver same. y. f.. Phone ~
Farmers Phone 2-110. Amer D.
roy 2wlI
MRS. HARRY NJ. CULLEN DFsu
to make engagements to dressmat,N
customers homes by the day. Por
pointments telephone 209-3. satn,s@
or write, Skowhegan RID Q. tflsP|
WANTED PLAIN SEWING al
plain dressmaking to do at home M
Walter Harvie, Bigelow Hin ri
SkoWhegan, RID D. sw!l
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PICTURES OF THE CHARLES
Ball Association picnic may be had
calling or sending to Milford Baka
Bingham. Pictures mounted lie. nj
mounted soc. 9w
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURyEyd
Lines run: disputed boundaries adus
ed; surveys made; plans and estimat&
furnished Highway work Lest
c. Witham, North Arson. lw3,.
ANYONE IN NEED OF CEMETER1
work, either in the Evergreen Cem2
terry or Scion village cemetery, plea
see me or correspond or telephone
T. Baker, Scion, Me. ixil
FREE-HOUsEHOL INyEyTORI
We furnish free to every customa
household inventory booklet that Il
may know the value of your houi
hold effects and be much better pr
pared to furnish the required stat
ment in case of fire. Get them Of
Fl. Cleveland & Co, Skowhegan Il
WANT A GOOD WORK HORSE n
the next two or three months for {
keeping. Light work, good care a
feed. C. Davis Miller, Skowheg3
Norridgewock avenue. 2wd
SIX room HOUSE WITH GARiQ
and stable on East Front street
four house lots. Inquire Of Mrs Fl
Provost, Skowhegan, Il. f. D. No,
ivd
AUTO sERVICE-FARMINGToI
Madison, Skowhegan. Daily ~
except Sunday. Fare $500 each VI
Leave Pennington a. Inp arm
Skowhegan 6.45 n. m. Leave OuoI
Hotel, Skowhegan a. m. ATTN
Pennington 845 n. m. Walter
Smith, AZ High St, Pennington
mers' Phone 37-14. llws1
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VIOLIN IN GUUD UftDF.H. MHDr'
In italy by Ingnaio Benze in 1903, Mrs.
Rnth \. Flint, Canaan, Me. 4w32'
VELVET CARPET, 90 YARDS. FROM
+u.o double rooms Would cost $3.50.
Very good condition. VIII sell for
$50 IL taken at once PreIer 10 sell
entire lot but could be divided IL nee
essary: also mattress and drugget. w.
II. Fowler, Skowhegan. tf32
Ideal Maine range. A year to pay.
SIS. Parkman's Water Street Store,
Skowhegan. t1al
FLoRNECE 2-BURNER OIL STOVE
with oven. Almost new. $3.50. De-
troit burner oil stove with oven,
like new Cost $50, will sell for s25.
Parkman's' Water Street Store, Snow
hogan. 4W3l
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Lost

sHEPHERD DOG, PUP, WITH
brown paws, brown spot over eyes,
very small speck white on tail. Named
Teddy. Geo. Washburn, Madison RID
2. Farmers Phone 7-12 2w33
A PAIR OF GLASSES. OWNERS
name |. J. Towne inside of case. Re
turn to room 49, Merrill Block, and re-
ceiYe reward. 1w33"
DARK BLUE SILK UMBRELLA.
Finder please return and receive re-
ward. Mildred A. Beale, Somerset
Traction Office. Skowhegan. 1w33'
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sENn SHOES FOR REPAIRING !

SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRiNG
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, sKo
hogan. Full line of mems WORK
o'eSs si'oeS' Nv N'' tfla
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEA
Press, block, bleach and color
equal to new. Hat bands pul
while you wait. Shoe dyeing sps
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cle su
lust like new. Peter Leakos' ea
and Hat Cleaning, SkoWhegah
WANTED YOUNG LADIES. ny
School graduates to enter h0spi,ar
training. Class starts IN nel'T TraI
Three year course. Registered re,
ing school. First year slQV;
$1I4; 3rd, $1GS with full maihIen HAM
Write for prospectus. Supt' he ,i~
Morse Hospital. Natick. Mass
PUBLIC GARAGE AND wAiS
Lunch Room, would be paying INV Js
ness for some one. on STATE Io3 p"n'rgpl(
half way from Bangor 20 h ionsts
Lakes. I have just the rlgh II 'G jorss
with buildings suitable, sIil'a n,a 'r "
ment is all that Is requlreu ~ ~ sterf
in. Any one interested see + ,dgan ii
10 MI. fIehSdHt ANNH - 20 nrj
SERVICE AND QUALITY Mt M
watchword. Modern equlp'n,Ihma
years OF experience give E4 qyntt StudN
In developing and printing iiu" tfg,I
Water St, SkoWhegah'
HANDSOME LADY OF hT VIII
would marry If suited. (stamp,l sss SSs
Box 1877, Dennison. OHIO law"
WEALTHY, PRETTY, AFT AFFECT q
ATE girl. would marry. n,wn sous(
closing envelope. DoliS 80 lSwsr
Euclid. Ohio. ,x
AM LOOKING FOR A GOOD .a M I'd
Would prefer house by ny ~ Itsd
would accept double tenement ng - Iea1
ton was right and surroundhi"ere aJirs(
ant. Six rooms ana Dat aight roof
Would take seven or even a substs1
IL necessary. II you hate for me N
tial, neat, pleasant outLas are at a
can trade, II your ns u.,rnish refe1
within reason. Can fui ars Of Indd
ences TT. L. Anderson, care "a I'D
pendent-Reporter. xo. n
DEVELOPING, PhiLnsrvics and q
larging. For prompt ser your an
scient work. send or colon. gtt
to e. C. Head d co" '0 til
finish desired. ~ m n
TYprwRrrERs TO nE a,,n.
sale on the installment yyndspseee1
Smith ana other makes
Reporter - o-yeG
su4ia PHOTO sTI'UDn,.Ssd n
photo ON Post Card. md pristi
You wait. Developing rwee
Hfxh grade amateur w.nhops ~
four hour service. Tei0p ~
Sk6whegnn.
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1929 FULLY EQuIPpEl

1923 FULLY EQUIPPED FORD
touring car Many extras. Perfect
condition, Run only 1000 miles. Karl
Roullard, "a South ST., Skowhegan.
4w32s
BUICK q ROADSTER. JUST OVER
HAULED. In first-class shape. New
carbnretor just installed. Three spare
tires and one spring. Also equip
ment and tools. Tremendous bar
gain If taken at once. Box 252, North
Arson. tf30
FORD SEDAN. 1927 MODEL. IN
perfect condition. Price right;
st. y. f. Phone 1861. tf30
FORD TOURING CAR, RUNS WELL.
looks good will sell cheap. f. d.
Sterry, 76 Mt. Pleasant Ave. tf28
MY 1920 SEVEN PASSENGER BUICK
sedan This car IL in splendid con-
dition and | viii name very attrac-
tive price. DR. e. f. Richardson
skowhegan. Both Phones. tf27.
NOTICE! BUTCHERS AND DEAL
FRS in livestock. l have to sell an
auto trailer especially built to carry
kinds. Cost $3.50 to get up, viii take
best offer Well sprung and extra
well ironed. Tires good Luther
Elliott. Patten Farm, RID 6. Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Phone. Canaan SO.
tf26F
AUTO TIRES. NON SKID 30s3H.
Special at 50. Mall orders 15c extra
J. d. Symons. Water ST.. Skowhegan.
TEA
SET OF TIRE CHAINS sax4h. GOOD
as new. Would cost $500. VIII sell
for $3.50. Add 35c for packing and
postage II to be sent by mall. r. T.
Patten. tf24
BICYCLE TIRES. RED KNOBBY
tread Special at $3.50. Mail orders
l0c extra. j. D. Symons, Water ST.,
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TERESTED In cement blocks for cellar
or any building purposes should see
Joseph F. Roderick, for same. I'll
North St. N e. Phone 116-21. tf13
BULLETIN ibOAhD-vERY NEAT
and substantial conjunction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 to
build: viii sell for s1.76. r. T. Patten.
tfe
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR
in perfect running condition. viii
be sold at n bargain, or will exchange
for wood for fall delivery, or livestock
of any kind. May be seen and tried
anytime at, box 412 Madison Ave. Also
n Gearheart Knitting Machine, brand
new, just knit enough to know that It
is II perfect machine. This machine
cost $1,000. viii sell for $500: and one
Jig cart In good condition for training
fast horses in. win sell at right
price George w. Hopkins, Skowhe-
gan. 2w33s
ONE OF THE NEW Four DOOR
Ford Sedans. +. Il. Parsons Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. 2w33
CHEVROLET. AND NIFTY USED
parts Mt my Garage on Water street.
ii. l.. Brophy, Tel 1912, Skowhegan
3w32
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sERvICE-FARMIyGro|
SAFEGUARDING DONE SIX DAYS

a week. Send out of toMl
orders parcel post Wonl
promptly returned. guarantees
to suit and prices right. N +
Phone Alb. Ralph Mercurio, NJ
n. Portland. 4WdV'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-16

WE NEED AN INDUSTRIOUS,
reputable lady or gentleman to
represent the genuine j. r. Wat /
kins Products in Skowhegan. A
few good territories also open in
other nearby cities. The nation
ally advertised Watkins Prod J
ucts have. been known and used
since 1868. Don't accept any
other offer until you get our
proposition-it's different. Full
particulars and samples are free, :,
write today. ]. r. Watkins Co,
! Dept. 81. 81 Washington St.. No. /
Boston, Mass. 6w31'
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ICE FOR sALE-AT REA-
SONABLE prices delivered any
where in town. Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery. tf3O