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The independent-reporter., 1923-06-14
For Sale--Livestock

PAIR HEAVY BLACK MARES
Have no work for them VIII make
extra low price and attractive terms
to man who win treat them we'll New
England Tel. 1913. Don M. Towne;;
Madison. ZwzfF
ONE PAIR WORK HORSES NINE
and ten years old, double harnesses,
fine top to go on runabout Guy II.
TuttIe. Athens, Care Of Athens stage
Driver. 4w24F =
& ONE PUREBRED REGISTERED
Jersey COW with purebred calf. A
bargain. F. p. Pennell. 81 West Front
ST., Skowhegan nzS
SIX YEAR OLD JERSEY COW:
Freshens this month. Inquire OF
Frank H. Bean. Caratunk. Farmers
Tel. 1873. 3w2SF
ONE PAIR HORSES WEIGHING
ssS saos po1nds OS also fTer dupp barsan sa
Charles blanchard, East Street, Skow-
hegan Telephone 1922. tf22
ABOUT THIRTY LAYING HENS IN
good condition for table fowl, one and
two years old. A. Il. Jewett, RED o.
3w22F
WHITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS.
Barron's English strain from imported
stock, prices reduced for June delivery
to SIS per 100; SO for 80; "a for 70;
From farm raised hens. Postpaid and
safe arrival guaranteed. Frank s.
Winslow, Freeport. 4w22'
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BAR
RED Rock yearling hens, large, vigor-
Gus stock. Price $1.75 each. Tel
1O-11. A. g. Longley. Norridgewock
3w22F
FIVE YEAR OLD MARE. GENTLE,
kind excellent worker and driver,
about 1900 lbs. Already for hard work'
Longley Norridgewock. Sw22F
sHORTHORN BULL CALF, DARK
red, with white star. can be registered
two months old. Farmers price
Charles Holbrook, e. N. Portland, Far
mers' Phone 3-3. 4w21'
GOOD 1900 LIB. WORK HORSE,
fine heifer, past two years old, fresh
ems August 1st; 12Scan cream tank and
cans. Babcock tester, new. All mod
Lord Farm Strain Matched last July
great layers, $3.50 each. James Dun
ham, Larone, Farmers Tel, Norridge-
wock Exchange. 4w21'
THREE PUREBRED GUERNSEY
bulls from some of our best cows. Best
of blood lines on sires side. Prices
low. T. p. salley & Son. Madison;
TWENTY PUREHHED HOLSTEIN
animals. George Clough, Lakeview
Farm, Madison. r. F. D. No. l. tf1sF
McENERY 400 a. (wINNING RACE
record) This Tennessee bred stallion
will make the season of 1923 at Range
ley. Phillips and Farmington. Terms
$40 by the season or $4,000 to insure;
one half payable at time Of service:
McEneryi Is handsome bay horse, 16
hands, 100 pounds. perfect manhered,
game race horse. and has more 2-1Q
performers on side of sire and side OF
dam than any stallion In Maine. Look
him up and see what he has done in
the racing game. win be glad to
send his pedigree upon request George
Thompson. Trainer. Phillips. Me-; Tay-
lor & Fox. Owners. Rangeley, Me.gsw1S
RABBITS. ENTIRE STOCK OF
Belgian Hares. American Blues, New
Zealand Reds and Black Flemish
Giants. Gold certificates, registered.
pedigreed stock In excellent condition;
ages 2 months to ,1lyear. Write for
particulars or come and see them. Ray
mond L. whitney. Bingham. Me. tf17
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Positions Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under this
Heading

AS HOUSEkEEPER IN SMALL
family. Good cook. Must be no wash:
Ing. References given. Apply by let
ter x. Y. H., 81 Madison Ave, Skowhe-
gan. 1w24'
AS sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST
during the summer vacation, from the
middle of June to about September '5.
Am a student in the Commercial De-
partment at the Convent in Waterville.
Miss Ernestine Laney. II Free Street,
2w23F
MOVING LAWNS. DROP ME A
card or call -21. w. G. Lewis, Care
of George II. Markham. 75 L. Front st.
3w23F
AS MASON TENDER, w. G. LEWIS,
Care of George II. Markham, rs East
card or call 1921. W.. G. Lewis, Care
Front st. 3w23F
MRS. HARRY M. CULLEN DESIRES
to make engagements to dressmake at
customers homes by the day. For ap-
pointments telephone 209-3, Saturday,
or write. Skowhegan RID 2. tf16F
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EXTRA GOOD FARM. FINE LOCA-
Stock and tools, As High ST.. Water
willie. 4w21s
ALL THE REAL ESTATE BELONG
ING to the Central Maine Potato Com
pany at Soion, consisting of the fol-
lowing parcels: One modern. up-to-
land located directly on the Maine Cen
trail Railroad track at Solon Station
The so-called Hopkins Farm at Solon
Village, also the so-called Ella N.
Jewett Farm at South Solon. Twenty
acres of this land are already plowed
and ready to plant. Apply Central
Maine Potato Co., Room 400, 46 C1in-
ton St.. Boston. Mass. tf21
LARGE HOUSE LOT, 0Ox11O FIT. ON
Beech St. Clough Motor Co., Madison
RID /. tf21F
TEN ACRE TRACT. MORE or LESS.
from skowhegan. All but i acre in
moving. Also farming tools II de-
sired. Moving machine, horse rake.
harrow, etc, Paul Roullard, 55 Sum-
mer st. .4w21s
FURNISHED HOME AND MONEY
Making Farm; short drive to manufac-
turing town; best of markets.; near
neighbors and school; 1876 acres; SO in
machine worked tillage produces abun-
dant crops; brook and spring watered
20-cow pasture; valuable wood and
timber lot; lot growing pine; 100 apple
trees; 8 room painted house; pump at
sink; maple shade; good barn, ties s
cows and horses; hennery for 100.
Owner called away and obliged to sell
at once. Includes pair extra good
work horses; hens and chickens; now
er, rake, cultivator, farm wagon, har-
horse hoe. sleigh, small tools. all fur
niture, stoves. etc,l7 acres crops. All
for $2700. Possession at once for
sl100 cash: balance very easy pay
ments. C. w. Smell. Madison. 4w21
SIX ROOM COTTAGE AT SOUTH
PORT, with garage and lot of about
one acre: Fine large veranda over
on point overlooking Little Christmas
Cove H. f.. Spear, Madison. r. F. d.
No. /. Both telephones. tiff
THE MATES CABIN ON HAYDEN
Avenue, Lakewood Inquire on the
premises. w. N. Ward. till
A FARM SITUATED WITHIN TWO
miles of hustlng town, churches.
good high school, stores, II. r. station,
potato house. creamery and several
able buildings, nice well of water,
pump In sink, large hen house, pas
ture with brook running through all
summer. This farm has some wood
nice hay last year. Apple and plum
trees, quite an amount of manure in
basement. Price if taken soon $500.
G. F. Hayden, Abbott, Maine. Phone
SAIL, Guilford. tf17
EASTPORT, LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rais-
ing. Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings. Price
ridiculously low. Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency Eastport. tf17
FINE HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.
Convenient terms II desired. Very
reasonable prices. Box 1858, Skowhe-
gan. tf16F
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

OVERLAND FIVE PASSENGER
Touring car, 1920 model. May be seen
at corner of Beech st. and Madison
Ave. j. w. Small 4w24'
AUTO TIRES, NON SKID 3Ox3M.
Special at 50. Mail orders 15c extra
J. d. aymons. Water ST., Skowhegan.
tf24
SET OF TIRE CHAINS 35x4I. GooD
as new. Would cost $500. VIII sen
for $3.50 Add 35c for packing and
postage If to be sent by mail. X: 4;
Patten. ilzi
BICYCLE TIRES. RED KNOBBY
tread Special at $3.50. Mail orders
Skowhepan. tf24
FORD CAR, RACER MODEL WITH
wire wheels. In good running order.
Price $s5 cash. 20 Mechanic st. 4wzS'
ONE FORD TRUCK. CHEAP. WHITE
Welding CO.. Skowhegan. tf2S
EIGHTEEN FOOT MOTOR BOAT IN
good condition. Price reasonable. IN
4w23'
1921 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR
CYCLE. Electric equipped. In first
class condition. Apply at Simpsons.
Drug Store. Skowhegan. 2w28'
sTUDEBAKER ROADSTER IN GOOD
condition, extra tires on rims Cheap.
Edgar C. Dunton, 122 Madison Ave
2w23
A BUICK CAR, . CYLINDER, :
passenger, 1918 model. Excellent
condition. Can be seen at Mrs. Maud
Gledhilrs. East Madison. Telephone
118-13. ttz5
MODEL 75-B OVERLAND DRIVEN
1900 miles. New tires and in good
condition. Will exchange for light
truck or sell. Should be seen to be
appreciated. p. A. Rowell, Solon'
Both phones 3wZ3
ONE DODGE TOURING CAR, GOOD
running condition, five good tires. Just
overhau1ed $3.50; Overland touring,
varnish good. five good tires. $3.50;
Ford, five good tires. 500; one Steward
truck, brand new body, motor Just
overhauled, 5000. Address postoffce
Box 3O5, Skowhegan, or call j. ID.
Symons. 4Wz3"
SEVERAL MAKES USED CARS IN
good condition and very low priced.
Also h. p. 2 phase electric motor, used
very little. Peter Debe, Water st,
Skowhegan. Tel. 63-3. 4w22
SANFORD 2la TON TRUCK. PRICED
$400. Henry Crowell, Is North Ave,
Skowhepan. Tel. 1872. 4w22'
ONE THREE-sPEED HARLEY
Dawson mortorcycle and side car, $45.
Also one Pierce Arrow motorcycle $20.
Adner Kincaid, Skowhegan. 4w2l'
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SKOWHEGAN LOCAIS

VIM. Nolan of Independence, Iowa
is expected Saturday withsa carload
of horses for Wesley Watson.
Rev. A. o. LaCroix left Sunday for
a weeks trip to Old Town, Van Bu-
rem, Quebec and Montreal
Douglas Dysart, a sophomore al
high school, has acceptedsa position
at the Cole Grocery Store for the
summer.
S. w. Philbrick went to Portland
yesterday to attend the monthly meet
ing of the directors of the Maine Cen
trail railroad.
There will be party for the child
rem OF the kindergarten class at the
Federated Church, Friday afternoon
from until 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cote and son,
Arthur of Waterville, left yesterday
morning for st. Michael, called there
by the illness of Mrs. Cote's aunt.
Guy p. Estes of New York, who
has been visiting for about a week
with his brother, Charles Estes and
Mrs. Eva o. II. Baker departed Mon
day.
American Consul H. Tobey Mooers,
with MRS. Mooers and their son, Rich
ard Give of Lisbon, Portugal. arrived
here yesterday to remain for a few
months with his parents, Sheriff and
Mrs. John A. Mooers and at Fairgrieve
Bay.
Mrs. Armin X. Lobeck, accompanied
by her two children, Elmire and Ed
ward Merrill Lobeck and Miss Vir-
ginia Gordon OF Madison, Wis, are
arriving Saturday to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. Lobeck's mother, Mrs.
Anna +. Merrill.
A recognition gathering was held at
the Federated Church last Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. r.
w. Leighton, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Wal
ton and Mrs. Sarah s. Stenkouse,
members OF the church, parish and
Sunday School participating. Mr..
and Mrs. Leighton are soon leaving
for their new home in Portland, Mrs.
Stenhouse is shortly to join Mr., STEM
house In Madison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walton this fall will move to Foxboro,
Mass, where one of their daughters
and her family reside and where Mr..
Walton will open law Office, Open
ing remarks were made by Mr.. Thur
low and Mrs. Stenhouse was presented
with electrical devices through Mrs.
Marble with whom she has long work
ed in the primary department of the
Sunday School. and by four of the
small children. She was also given q
cut glass basket with flowers. r. G.
Lord. in behalf of the church choir,
presented Mr.. Leighton with a watch
chain. Mr.. Leighton has been asso-
ciated with the choir of the Fed Grated
church, formerly the Congregational
for fifteen years. most of the time as
director OF music. Miss Hill In be-
half Of Mr.. Walton's Sunday School
class presented him with mum ber of
toilet accessories. Mr.. Walton has
had the interests of the church at
heart for over fifty years and bis GO
ing will be keenly felt by the parish.
Mrs. Leighton and Mrs. Walton were
both presented with flowers. Re-
sponses were made by the recipients
OF the gifts. Refreshments, were
served under the direction of the
Working League and altho universal
regret was felt at the depar ture of
cheese several persons, the affair was
much enjoyed socially.
The independent-reporter., 1923-06-14

TIMDER AND POTATO FARMING
acres: 2h miles from village; 40 acres
smooth level fields, good pasture for
from 500 to 500 cords pulp wood HOUSE
"a rooms, comfortable repair. Barn
4Ox45. Price with two horses. two
cows $500 $500 down, balance $500
yearly. Alonzo p. Richards, Farming
ton. 4w24
HORSE, cow, HENS AND CROPS,
lage, on main road; is acres smooth,
level fields, pasture for 4 cows; abund-
ance wood for home use and about so
lumber. Good 5-room house; barn
40 1T. square. Owner has purchased a
larger farm and for quick sale will in
clude one good horse. harness. and
wagon; COW, hens; y acre potatoes
acre sweet corn and large vegetable
garden. Price $1,000; $500 cash. J.
X. Richards, Pennington. 1w24
GROOM HOUSE WITH BATH ON
Locust st. Shed. hen house; $4,000. In
quire of Chas. N. Jones, Steward Ave
2w23s
ROOM Two-APARTMENT HOUSE.
All modern conveniences. 4x8 lot. d. B.
Hobart, Madison Ave-, Skowhegan.
Farmers Tel. 3-4. tf23
sEyERAL TIMBER LOTS, AGGRE-
eating 400 acres in Madison, near
Lake Wesserunsett. Two barrel-stave
machines. gasoline engine. ETC.. In the
trade if desired. Also several pair of
heavy horses with harnesses carts, etc.
Horace e. Spear. Madison, RID l. Both
telephones. tf23
COUNTRY STORE INCLUDING
goods, house, stable, 35 acres land, ice
and storehouses, 10 miles from
Skowhegan at bargain. For price
Agency, Skowhegan. 4w23'
NAnNr vNEsuy
Acres. buildings In fair shape, 200 ap-
pie trees, plum trees, pens for ESQ
hens, pasture for 10 head of cattle, %
acres tilage; so acre woodlot; 2 miles
to railroad. Price $1,000. Mrs Ralph
Libby, Mainstream, Me. 4w23'
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
consisting of two story and half house.
under whole house. Never failing
supply water in sink Good garden
spot, carriage and hen house. Nice
stable, 24x2S, one and one-half story.
overhead, store beneath. Marble and
granite will be sold separate If desired.
Property will be sold at a bargain.
Chas. L. Worthley. Depot Street, Nor
ridgewock tf23
STORE AND DWELLING WORTH
the money, located in Harmony. Box
133. 4w22'
VILLAGE AND FARM PROPERTIES
We have some good trades in houses.
well located. with large lots of land.
Also some excellent trades In farms.
Terms can be arranged to suit pur-
chasers. The Roderick Farm Agency,
Skowhegan 4w22
OR EXCHANGE, COTTAGE HOUSE
on Main road to Lakewood. Electric
lights, garage. Wallace Adams. Mad
ison, RID l. tf22F
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For Sale--R cal Estate

HOUSE, LOT OF ABOUT FOUR
acres. Located, Smithfeld road,
crest of hill entering Norridge-
wock. Buildings suitable for three
rents, good repair Inquire q. +. Mer-
row. Hinckley, or on premises. 4w24'
FARMS AND HOMES. WRITE OR
call for our latest circular describing
dairy, fruit and general farms on easy
terms. = c. w. Smell. Madison tf24
: HOUSE, STABLE, 10 ACRES LAND,
near Cass's Corner, Cornville. s150
acre farm With lot of wood and lumber.
three miles from West Hartland. With
or without team and implements. Two
used Ford cars. ]. NJ. Dysart, Pitts.
field, 2w24
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Miscellaneol

TWO LIGHT HOUsEEpu
rooms wanted. A. Il. Care n
pendent-Reporter.
WANTED -FOUR or FIVE
on South side of river. Am.
ii. b. Box SO, Skowhogan.
1 FORBID ALL PERs0v
trespassing on premises of Han
patric, East Mercer. Signed Blan
Hodgdon.
WOULD LIKE RELIABLE ND
woman to board for the sd
Would take a child not under
years old. Guy T.. TuQle,
Care of Athens Stage Driver.
PUBLIC GARAGE AND wij
Lunch Room, would be a paying
ness for some one. on State road,
half way from Bangor to Rad
Lakes. have just the right 10,
with buildings suitable, a small Id
ment is all that is required to stat
in. Any one interested see F, D. 3
76 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Skowhegai
WANTED SMALL COTTaG
Lakewood for two weeks beg
July 16. West side preferred.
Caswell, Bingham.
AUTOMOBILEs-wE CAV
you 25 per cent on automobile 4
surance. Call on us for rates
surance of all kinds. A. H. cls@
e. Co, Madison Ave, over Fullef
Store, Skowhegan.
SECOND HAND FURNITIM
and sold. We are now located
from the American Woolen MI
'ast Front St. Write or phoneI
III have. N. Il. Tel Goldberg I
!, Box 32S, Skowhegan.
GALL 200 FOR OLDsN0BILEI
: Auto Service either long ofJ
IS. Stand, Water St. near
bush, Auto Accessories Store
'ene.
CHILDREN BOARDED IN
ountry, good care, any age, ten
week. Mrs. Lois A, Moore
Anson, RID 1. "
SERVICE AND QUALITY Il
Watchword. Modern equipme1
years of experience give you IN
in developing and printing. Hut i
Water ST.. Skowhegan.
FAMILY wAsHINCs wASTED1
Bessie Libby. 9S East Maple 81,
TWO MEALERs WANTED
TLEMEN preferred. l2S MadsaI
BECOME a sTENOGRAPH
Learn shorthand at home durlhsI
time. Small cost, Standard y
easy to learn under guidance
enced teachers. Royal TypeJ
Bureau, 65 Sherman St, Porlian.
HANDSOME LADY OF NJ
would marry IL suited. tstamp,!.
Box 787. Dennison, ONO u
WEALTHY, PRETTY, AFFEd]
ATE girl, would marry WIZ
closing envelope, DORIS paw. DAVE
Euclid, Ohio. "]
AM LOOKING FOR A GOOD
Would prefer house by m!ss1
would accept double tenenls,ii,a
tion was right and surrouh,1n,"s,sd "a
ant. Six rooms ana pd'h hi
Would take seven or even eisn.
If necessary. If you nave y
tial, neat, pleasant outht lor
can trade. if yonr fgufes. az
within reasq1IN can 1urnisD n,
ences. H. l.. anderson c4'' vs.
pendent Reporter.
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A GOOD sECoyn
PRone f,S%ard ISIS steward, SkOwSeDpiaoa aas :
DISC HORSE pep W
II 9 p,oh STATE price and oai' IrH cIj
H. Nich' Madison, RID iOnditioaI
SECOND HAND
one ne IRON rom Larkin coiaearn,ns
H. L. elckford' Madison RPp P9r,i]
PURE NO 1 BEAMS
son. hi Stqae /
CEDAR POSTS w.Nrr,
and lengths. Monev nsn-AiL
eIal Msd,son OK cutting. Don DA1Ssd
SECOND HAND c,,, ="
anoe, n, IN good condition D.,
S&ow., & What have yon 4. rila
dress wi particulars - % ene
'ehhess' Rochester. N Il 'aa
WANTED s OR 10 ru.r y
good one and two inch bnSvoSAx
also handle a few thons. Wy ~
boards. st. Ledger ME- a II 4
Hotel Oxford. s' 20, q
A COUPLE OF Gun pr.n
IL you have one or me-.
IL you think you would ha iot
cure them for us. YorL ple able
York Village. Me, Ffess
AN EXPRESS wAcov
what you have. Goldher.
p. o. 421. Bra
ALL KINDS OF JUNK Avn
TRY. Write kind and numh.. o
est market prices paid. coldh's
Box S2S. Skowhegan. ''u0efr
SHIP YOUR LIVE pourwv
dairy butter to Wiseman Faui
Maine. Highest prices n,ls
returns guaranteed. Refsra,.
Trust Co. '''enc,
A COPY OF sKEyNrpr,
Other Poems" by Louisa ~
r. T. Patten-
LIVE POULTRY wayr,n
kinds. Drop me a card sta,,s.
ber. Will 60 anywhere. a..
son. N. ID. Phone 1864, ~
LIVE POULTRY-wRrTp N
letter, kind and number ",
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan.
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DNE q COVERED COOK sTO

ONE COVERED COOK STOVE. *5.
Also storage for furniture ~ ~.
Phone 116-11. Fred Mckay, 227 North
Ave. 2w23
GRASS ON MY TWO FARMS IN
Embden, Gladys NJ. Williams. King
field. 2w23F
SWING cham. SADDLE PONY.
Also hog With eight feet. Seth De-
Voll, Hanover st. 4w23'
SECOND HAND LUMBER. BOARDS
and joist. Holt & Hight. Skowhegan.
2w23
FOR TRUCKING, JOBBING AND
phone 1866. Also wood for sale.
Joseph L. Lessard. $50 North St., Show
hogan. 4w23'
Antique FURNITURE. OLD Sec
RETARY, about 130 years old, good
condition, $50: Three hardwood bed
steads; Mothers bedstead, birch or
maple, about 80 years old, $40; Cherry
bedstead, very old. SIS; yellow one with
balls very old. IS; small refrigerator,
IS; cheese press and fixtures Va; tool
chest, So; carpenters tool chest ana
work bench suitable for large work
shop. Telephone 1881. T. F. Welch,
Skowhegan RID 3. zwZS-
SINGER SEWING MACHINE AND
Cabinet organ. Both in good condition.
Price reasonable. Address A. b. c..
General Delivery, Skowhegan. 4w22
ALL KINDS FARM MACHINERY IN
CLUDING 2 moving machines, pota-
to digger. 1 grain drill, 1-20 inch disc
Soras norse viii sn1tiva,Gr se dS%y yary
cheap. Walter Frederick, skowhegan.
RID /. tf22F
HAMILTON WATCH. GOOD AS NEW
r.. T. Patten. tf22
A SECOND HAND MANTLE FOR A
fireplace Has large mirror and is
very pretty and old fashioned. Price
$4,000. Mrs G. w. Brown, North St,
Norridgewock. 4w22'
5000 EXTRA CLEAR SHINGLES,
also 1000 second clears. Call at noon
or evening. VIM. Perry. 119 Milburn st.
4w22s
BICYCLE, LOWELL DIAMOND, GOOD
condition, good tires. Austin Patten,
Madison RID /. Farmers Phone 16-l-lo
North Anson Exchange. 4w22F'
CANOE SAIL, RUDDER AND LEE
boards, practically new. Don M.
Towne. Lakewood, New England Tel,
Madison Exchange. 4w21
USED BOwsER PUMP. SUITABLE
for gasoline or Kerosene. One gallon
stroke If you want a tank with
same can find you one at reasonable
price. j. H. Murray, Skowhegan. tf2l
SMALL POTATOES FOR SEED.
Price soc per bu. at door. w. 5.
Marble, Harmony. 4w21'
LIFE PRESERvER. SIMILAR TO
those carried on steamboats,, motor
boats and other water craft as requir-
ed by law. IL you cannot swim wear
1t in bathing and you can go anywhere
with perfect safety. By its use you
will soon learn to swim without it, a
very useful accomplishment. Cost
s3.75. Never used, viii sell for ~.
r. T. Patten. tf21
so NON-sKID BICYCLE TIRES JUST
arrived, $3.50 each. Parcel Pest 10c
extra. ]. d. Symons, Water ST., Skow-
hegan. tf21
ANTIQUE SOFA, RARE OLD
Style. Also modern library table and
a Farmers telephone instrument. Mrs.
M. S. Adams. 1o1 Main St, Skowhegan.
4w21s
ONE Low DOWN INTERNATIONAL
Manure spreader, excellent condition;
one Knowles & Dow side hill walk
ing plow; one three year old heifer,
just freshened. sell with or without
calf Also hard stove wood delivered
in Madison or Sirowhegan, S14 cord.
A. w. Wagner, Madison RID l. Far
mers' Phone 6-11o. Skowhegan Ex-
change. - 4w2l'
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: BURNS DISTRICT

There will be q box social, at the
Burns school, Saturday evening, June
16 at 8 o'clock. Ladies are request
ed to bring box and the meii enough
money to purchase them. emonade
VIII be served and ice cream will be
on sale. No admission. Here's
hoping for big crowd and. a happy
time.
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EverybOdy's Column


HOUSE ABOUT 2H MILES FROM
town. Butler & Butler, Skowhegan.
1w24
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT LAKE
WOOD, by the week. month or season.
Terms reasonable. Inquire of Mrs.
Charles Lewis, lit North st. 1w24
ROOM WITH MODERN CONVENT
7ENCES. Suitable for one or two peo-
pie. Inquiries should be made after IS
tf23
of lake. Convenient to store at East
Madison. c. H. Tilton. tf23
COTTAGE AT LAKEWOOD To LET
by the day or week. J. r. Mcclellan.
Skowhegan. 2w23s
RENT OF ROOMS WITH MODERN
conveniences. A. II. lies. Skowhegan,
"a Main st. tf23F
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT BY
the day or week at No. 10 Cross st.
Mrs. w r. Trask. 3w23'
FARM, FURNISHED AND IN GOOD
condition. Probably best suited for
one looking for summer home, $25 per
month. Inquire of Otto A. Badger,
Phillips, Maine. 4w22F.
AM HOME, WANT ROOMERs.
Two large, good rooms, one double
room. Also one small room down
stairs, couch beds chiffioner closet;
nice for young lady. Olive S. Dealey,
81 Pleasant st. AWE"
BOATS At LAKE GEORGE, CANAAN
Guy Nelson, Canaan. Farmers Phone
1871. 4w21'
BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden & Russakoff, Skowhegan. tits
TEN ACRES CHOICE Potato LAND.
Ploughed and stones picked. 4 IL
miles from Skowhegan. Ralph r.
Doe, Madison, r. F. D. No. 1. tf19F
The independent-reporter., 1923-06-14

SAW MILL WITHIN 10 MILES OF
Skowhegan, 100x25 It., rotary trimmer
saw, rotary bed planer, shingle ma
chine. bo1ter, lathe stripper, saw gum
mer, all shafting. pulleys, and betting.
acres land; million of lumber avail
able. 10 million more which is slight
ly undersize now. Easy two trip road
to shipping point. The price Is low
to close out: with II cash and the bal
ance easy terms. James Foyer. Show
hegan. tf9
TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Hanover st. Gerald c. Marble,
Skowhegan. tits
ABOUT roo ACRE FARM INCLUD-
ING seven room house, barn 72-40.
Electric lights, garage. Farm will take
care of 80 head of cattle. tieup for 25
head. Water pumped in house by
motor. Farm free from rock; clay
loan land and good location. Farm
in good cultivation; 2h miles from
town and "a mile from electric car
line. Will include farming tools all
or part stock. Forty acresr plowed..
David B. Viles. Madison. Me. r f D l.