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The Washington times., 1923-01-03

love, must apply the arts of the
lover. Prof. Brill talks about wives
applying the arts of the concubine.
That's true. Women don't make
enough effort to be pleasant after
marriage-but, heaven knows, the
men don't make any more effort"
Competition in Movies.
With the movies introducing a
handsome new Sheik to the Ameri-
can wives every week, poor hard
working, bald-headed husbands
must have a hard time appearing
romantic to their wives.
"Not every woman must have a
man and children for happiness"
the authoress said. That's an old
idea and wrong. The happy, de-
lightful women doing constructive
work outside the home disprove it.
1t depends upon Individual cases
entirely. She can be perfectly sat
isfied without q man and children.
Love is the greatest thing in
life, and the. woman who has
missed it has missed a big note in
the orchestra. But love does not
mean marriage and children must
follow. It is better for society that
they do, but it is not essential to d
woman's happiness"
u DepIOres Fast Living.
American youth has gone mad,
Miss Ferber said. She described
the present social whirlpool to be
CHASTITY" and terrifying. Through
out the country, she said, the
young folks were mad, and the
drinking, smoking and fast living
WOULD be bound to have a detri-
mental moral effect on the present
generation Of girls. But she said
it was all caused by the war, and
only time could cure it.
The Washington times., 1923-01-03
AUTO TAGS FOR 1923
MUST BE ON TO-DAY

Motorists driving automobiles in
Washington without 1923 license
tags today are subject to arrest.
At midnight last night the two
days grace allowed by the District
Commissioners expired and police
were ordered to arrest all persons
with 1922 tax numbers.
Wade H. Coombs, superintendent
Of licenses, declared today that
about $4,000 tags have been sold
to date. 1t is predicted that be-
fore the year is out this number
will jump to 100000.
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Basement s.
UnderWear---l5 Lots

Warmly fleeced; for women and juve-
niles. And dainty nainsook and crepe
underwear Fifteen lots that will create
rush" here tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1923-01-03
Bill Hart Sends Toys
To Little Bill, But
Keeps Away

SANTA MONICA, Ca, Jan.
3.-In the films, where most
everyone lives happily ever
after, w. S. Hart would have
done it. In real life he didn't.
Mrs. Winifred Westover Hart
had to deny rumors today
that her screen husband had
been moved by the Christmas
spirit to patch up their domes-
tic differences, or that he had
even come to see her or baby
Bill Hart, jr.
But although Bill failed to
provide the happy fade out,
he sent a basketful of toys for
the baby. "But he certainly
S h owed himself unfamiliar
with the needs of a young
baby, because most of the
things were intended for a
baby at least two years Older"
Mrs. Hart said.
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DAY OF DUTY AND OF TEARS

Memorial Day occurs on Wednes-
day next-the day of duty and OF
tears. There will be the customary
exercises in Skowhegan commemor-
ating the deeds of the soldier dead
.oft0ir wars! AS we participate. In
these exercises and watch the Men,
orial tokens being placed on the
graves of the soldier dead we should
forbear to judge the issues of these
aatioH land world struggles, but
shonid be content to reflect that Gle
ments Of human error are INSOFAR
able FROM all human undertakings
and that these, under one form or
anStha khawes entered into the max
ing and unmaking OF every nation,
as they have entered into the making
tsnd nnrtaking of our own. Every
man, woman. and child in Skowhegan
should enter, into these functions
with feeling OF solemn patriotism
and participate in this 1923 Memorial
Day.
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A FEW BUSHELS OF VERY EARLY
seed potatoes. Also few busheis
of Early Rose. l.. l.. Sanford, SHOW
lbagan r r D. No. 6. tiff.
TWO USED ADDING MACHINES,
the American" would cost new $50.
One of these will sell for Sic, another,
$25. Also an assortment of betting
pulIeys, hangers and shafting. Spauld-
ing &C Watson. Both telephones. TIL
THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE
World, President Harding's Picture on
pinhead. Most wonderful piece OF
engraving in the world. Sent prepaid
for S1.O0. c. l.. Bockus, oil Eye ST.
". w, Washington. D. C. ,''' 6w16'
TWO WOODEN HANGERS. THESE
were made as supports for counter
shafts. Measurements about IKE
Ten lag screws with same. Outfit
would cost $500 or $500. VIII sell
for $50. independently Reporter Co
ONE FOOL TABLE AND OUTFIT.
Bargain IL sold at once. Address BOX
252, North Anson. tflo
SECOND HAND CHAIRS AND BED
STEADS in good condition. Newly,
WEEDS take notice. Also turkey and
geese eggs. Tom MCGEE, Hartland'
Swiss
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Positions Wanted


Z AS HOUsEkEEPER FOR ADULTS
of three or four in family, on farm.
viii go in village IL no other. Good
cook and efficient worker. Apply to
Mrs. Mary Booker. Skowhegan. 3w21F
PLACE WHERE CAN BE USEFUL
during the summer vacation. Am 16
years of age. Shall complete my
Junior year in the Good win High
School,. June s. Am familiar with
housework but only a limited know
ledge of Cooking. Miss Winifred
Keast, Skowhegan. RID 3. 2w21F
MAN AND WIFE WANT CHANCE
to work. VIII go anywhere. Lewis
Sappier Norridgewock, RID 1. 3w21F
WOULD PREFER GARDEN WORK.
but will do anything 1 am capable of
doing which includes all outside work
and mill work. Xavier Wirrmann. Is
Bailey ST., Skowhegan. 3w20F
MRS. HARRY M. CULLEN DESIRES
to make engagements to dressmake at
customers homes by the day. For ap.
pointments telephone 1908. Saturday.
or write. Skowhegan RID 2. tf16F
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|rol sslkSs 5fsSsrty.. 10. acre. farm
located on Federal road Is miles from
LEWISTON smnn. Y mile from village and
ings. large wood and timber lot. Price
$1,000. For particulars, write. or call
at my office and see photo of build
fngs. c. W.'snell. Madison. Avis
$500 SECURES es ACRE FARM ON
improved road, az miles town and
railroad station: Is miles city. Mail
able; 500 cords wood, carries 6 head;
% room house, barn, outbuildings Price
$1,000. Write for catalog. Maine
Farm Agency, Dept L. Gorham. Avis
SIX ROOM COTTAGE AT SOUTH
PORT, with garage and lot, of about.
Cooking asFe the F oeean large srasRSSs s
on point overlooking Little christmas
Cove. III. f. Spear, Madison, r. r. D.
No. 1. Both telephones. tiff
THE MATES CABIN ON HAYDEN
Avenue, Lakewood. Inquire on the
premises. w. N. Ward. w tf17
AfFARM SITUATED WITHIN TWO
miles Of "a hustling town, churches.
good high school, stores, r. r. station,
potato house, creamery and several
manufacturing plants. Good comfort
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
and growing timber. Cut 20 tons of
nice hay last year. Apple and plum
trees, quite an amount of manure In
basement. Price IL taken soon $500.
G. F. Hayden, Abbott, Maine. Phone
54-11, Guilford. till
EAsTPORT. LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
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, PASSPORT. tf17
FINE HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.
Convenient terms If desired. Very
reasonable prices. Box 368, Skowhe-
gan. tf16F
TWO DEsIRA ABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Hanover st. Gerald C. Marble
Skowhegan. tits
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STUDEBAKER

Big six, 1921 touring. just painted,
disc wheels, tire excellent, spare.
bumper front and rear, motormeter,
$1050.
Special six, 1921, touring, newly
painted spare tire. A good trade, 1926.
Special six touring, late 1920. thoro-
1y overhauled, small mileage, 1925.
Four cylinder 1918 touring, just
oVerhauled, 5000.
The Marion, five passenger touring,
perfect condition, new spare tire, $475.
Waterville Motor Co., Town. 1w21
FIVE PASSENGER REQ. THIS Is
the John Philbrick car. VIII sell at
low price. G. L. Conant. Skowhegan.
Telephone 12-1l. 2w20
SIX TIRES. FOUR SIZE 32x3H
and two size 30x31s. Never used.
Price IS each. Fred Avery. aSkoWhe7
gan.3 NV AR a:astg 4w2p
OVERLAND FIVE PASSENGER
touring car. 1920 model May be
seen at Corner of BEECH Vt. and ;Madtr
son Ave. J. w. Small 4w19'
A FORD. WORM DRIVE, TON
truck. Would exchange for touring
car. ]. +. Hamilton. 1877 West Front
ST. Skowhegan. ',''- $50 40 "a -"-ttlssr
AT A BARGAIN. sTUDEBAKER
truck. Hupp touring car. steel Gil
drums with faucets. Auto accessortsa
of all kinds. Old Point Garage, Madi-
son. 4Wlo
SECOND HAND CHEVROLET TOUR
ING car at bargain. This may be
seen at Werner Wormlight's residence,
Athens. Mrs. b. II. Johnson, Athens.
CHEVROLET TOURING CAR IN
excellent condition. Willie J. Breton,
Care of J, f. Pooler's Market, Water
ST., Skowhegan. Tel 229-4. TIT
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Made to your individual MEASUREMENTS
They are moderately priced and out
wear two of the ordinary kind. Phone
or write for appointments Miss Emma
Il. Anti, 20 Island Ave-. Phone 64-2l
13w13
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
PRICE TICKETS FOR MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No.. 2.
100 tickets assorted cts to 49, price
9oc.. Set No. 4. 100 tickets. assorted
81. 100 tickets assorted 800 to $500.
price s1.15. Sent on approval other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. ~ till
ASBESTOS DOOR. 4 FIT. Q IN. WIDE
by IT. In. high. Hinges for at
taching at top and pulleys with light
ment would cost new SIS. VIII sell
for 1926. Independent Reporter Co.
Used SEWING MACHINES As Low
as SIS each. Get a new SINGER alec
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
temore. Mgr 172 Water st.. Skowhe-
gan. tfb1
:, MARK YOUR LINEN WITH A RUB
BIER printing stamp, Your name and
mail SOC. independents Reporter Co. tao
PIANO--ExTRA FINE AND BEAU
TIFUL instrument MANUFACTURED by
a. ",
Serial No. 27.s4o. Style known as
baby Grand. Length Ave feet nine in
ches. Width four feet, ten inches.
Height three feet three inches. Same
by this firm sells for $3.50. This in
strument offered for SS7s. r. I. Pat
ten. tf47
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.
prices as follows. post paid: inch per
roll, Acc; 2 inch per roll. soc; inch
per roll. Use. Liberal discount for
quantity orders. Independent.Re-
porter Co tf32
COOLING TANK FOR GAsOLENE
engine. This is of the hollow or shall
low variety. the very latest thing to
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost s25. viii sell for $40. R. T.
Patten. Skowhegap tf2s
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
Ediphone. the most recent and useful
| of Office devices. We are distributors
for Somerset County. Send for litera-
| ture or ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone OUTFIT for sale at q
good trade. Independent Reporter Go.
t" NJ n tf21
BULLETIN BOARD--yBnY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
store or for making public announce-
ments anyWhcre. Would cost $500 to
build; will sell for SITS. R. T. Patten.
/ r- n ,s,e n, ... tto
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For Sale--Livestock

PAIR HEAVY BLACK MARES.
Have no work for them. VIII make
extra low price and attractive terms
to man who will treat them well. New
England Tel. 1873, Don M. ToWne,
Madison. 2w2lF
PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE PIGS,
Extra good. Price SO. VIII deliver
on car to Skowhegan. New England
Telephone, Madison Exchange. Don
NJ. Towne, Lakewood. 2w2l
q HEAD OF PUREBRED HERE
FORD Cattle. Two calves. one heifer
three year old bull and two cows. Price
reasonable for immediate sale. Arlie
McClintick, Scion. 3w2lF
sHORTHORN BULL CALF. DARK
red, with white star. can be registered,
two MONTHS old. Farmers price
Charles He}brook, l.. N. Portland Far
mers Phone 1913. 4w21'
/; coon 1900 LIB. work HORSE,
Ane heifer, past two years old, 'fresh-
Rns ,AySgnst lst; ~ can cream t e., ,, agd
erately priced. White Leghorn hens
Lord Farm Strain Matched last July
great layers, $3.50 each James Dun
ham. Larone, Farmers Tel, Norrldge-
wock Exchange. 4w2ls
ONE OF THE BEST LOTS or PURE
BRED Berkshire breeding stock to be
found in the New England States, con-
sisting of bred sows. young gifts, SER
vice boars, spring pigs, both sexes for
breeders Also nice lot of feeders
all at Farmers prices. stock can be
seen at Mt Bet Berkshire Farm in
Smithheld, George Ii. futile, owner
Postofiice address Norridgewock. RID
/, NJ II. Phone fill. 3w21F
TWO NEW MICH JERSEY cows.
Termss c4siI or, satisfactory paper.
Fred Weston, rs purnner Ave, skowhe-
gan. 2W2l
ONE PAIR DRAFT HORSES GELD
JNGS and harnesses; one bay and one
gray. Weight 1900 lbs. Reasonable
price. Harry II. Weeks, Canaan. 3w21F
THREE PUREBRED GUERNSEY
bulls from some Of our best cows Best
of blood lines OH sires side. Prices
low. I. d. Salley & Son, Madison.
4W2tF
YARMOUTH WHITE PEkIN DUCK
eggs for Matching, $5.f5 for IL. Eva
NJ. Foster. Augusta. n. ]. Box FL
FINE DRIVING HORSE. o YEARS
old sound and smooth, dark brown
weight about 1000 pounds. B. c. Tay-
Tor, 35 South st. 2w20'
COLLIE, SHEPHERD PUPPIES
from fine parents, good color and well
marked. Males SIS; females SO. Hazen
J.. Jewett,. Skowhegan RFDgi.A Far
mers' Phone Solon Exchange 9-llS
4w20t
sHOATs, WEIGH FROM $50 TO 200
pounds Zoe per III. G. r. Whittemore
Skowhegan RID Z. Farmers Phone 7-3
2w20F
S-YEAR-OLD MARE, WILL WORK
single or double. Fred Haug,, SHOW
hogan, X + d 2. 4w2O'
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
Chicks Ice each. c, o. ID. All orders
closed for May Please order at once
for June and July delivery. Mrs. Ralph
Libby, MainHtream 4w20s
PuRE BRED REGISTERED HOL-
STEMS. Three calves, three heifers,
three cows All females except one.
Will sell ope or more. l.. s. Brown.
as-4s- Atlsaslss. --4wl9F
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SAW MILL WITHIN 10 MILES OF

SAW MILL WITHIN 10 MILES OF
Skowhegan, 100x25 IT., rotary trimmer
saw, rotary bed planer, shingle ma
chine. bolter, 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 v cash and the bal
ance easy terms. James Foyer, Show
hogan. TIE
ABOUT 700 ACRE FARM INCLUD-
ING seven room house. barn 72-40.
Electric lights. garage. Farm will take
care of 80 head OF cattle, tfeup for rs
head. Water pumped in house by
motor. Farm free from rock; clay
loan land and good location. Farm
In good cultivation; IN miles from
town and " mile from electric car
line. Will include farming tools, all
or part stock. Forty acres plowed.
David b. Viles. Madison, Me. r F ID l.
tf9F
MYyH0ME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WoCK Avenue. Lot 6x18 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In Its con-
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patten. tao
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Wanted-To Bury
Subscriber.

CEDAR ROsTs WATERFALL SIZES
and lengths ...i Money oadNapcedrtp pay,
cost of cutting. Don NJ. Towne,
Madison 1Ow2lF
2o or 30 HENS. J. II. GRAY,
Scion. 1w21F
DUMP CART on SET OF WHEELS.
Harry NJ Cullen, Skowhegan RID 2.
Telephone 209-3. 3w20F
A PONY WAGON AND ELECTRIC
washing machine. w. G. Hilton, An
son. #a..- 2w2OF
SECOND HAND BUREAU. BED
couch, chairs small cook stove Tor
use In cottage. Mrs. A. e. Jewett.
Skowhegan RID 3. tf20F
A FEW BLACK GIANT CHICKENS
Drop In Poultry Farm. Bingham:
2w20F
PEELED SPRUCE. FIR AND Pop
LAR pulp wood for season of 1928
1924. Tel. 584-M. Frank E. Mace,
81 Winthrop St. Augusta. 4w20
SMALL SECOND HAND CASH REG
ISTER. E. L. Hight, Madison 3w2oF
40 OR so GOOD LAYING FOWL.
Edgar Nodine, proprietor High Twelve
Camps. Rowe Pond, Bingham. Far
mers Phone Gill. 3w20F
ROLL OR FLAT TOP DESK. BEN
3w19F
A HORSE ABOUT 400 LBS. STATE
best price. Tom MCGEE. Hartiand
SECOND HAND GUIDES MODEL
Canoe, In good condition. Price must
be low. What have you to offer? Ad-
dress full particulars to Charles q.
Jenness Rochester. N. H. tfI5F
WANTED 8 OR 10 THOUSAND FIT.
good one apd two inch dry pine. Can
also handle few thousand IT dry bass
boards. st. Ledger Mfg. Co, rear OF
Hotel Oxford. tf13F
A COUPLE OF CUB BEARS. WRITE
IL you have one or more for sale or
IL you think you would be able to Sc
cure them for US. York Press Corp,
York Village. Me. tia
AN EXPRESS WAGON. WRITE
what you have. Goldberg Brothers,
p. o. Ar. tf12F
ALL KINDS OFF JUNK AND POUL-
TRY. Write kind and number. High
est market prices paid. Goldberg Bros.
Box 328. Skowhegan. tf12
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY. EGGS,
dairy butter to Wisepan Farms, Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. It'll
A CORY OF sKENNEBEC AND
Other Poems" by Louise II. Coburn.
r. T. Patten- tfSF
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds Drop mo card stating num-
Der. VIM 10 Gnywhere. Harry NSt
son. N n. Phone 12e-23. Skowhegan.
LIVE PoULTRY-wRrfE m FIRST
Harry Cohen. SkowhegAn. tf17coh
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BOATS AT LAKE GEORGE, CANAAN
Guy Nelson, Canaan. Farmers Hhone
1921. 4Wzl
HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS, FUR
NISHED Address Box 144. Skowhe-
gan. st. 900 1w21s
FURNISHED RENT TO LET. MRS.
Lawrence Hayden A Summer Faw IS
COTTAGES AT, LAKEWOOD BY
the season. Mrs. A. e. Jewett, Show
hogan. RFDl ,''T d. ~ trzV
-FOUR ROOM VEHEMENT. Up
stairs, well water, flush closet, electric
lights Two preferred. b. c. Taylor,
35 South st. - 2W2o'
A, GARAGE exile FEET. Apply
evenings at 40 Summer st. 2wzO'
FRONT HoOM. MODERN CONVENT
ENCES. Mrs. William Simpson. 81
High ST.. Skowhegan. tf19
BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden &c Russakoff, Skowhegan. tf19
TEN ACRES CHOICE POTATO LAND.
Ploughed and stones picked. IL
miles from Skowhegan. Ralph u.
Doe, Madison. R. F. D. No. l.. tf19F
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
of Fred Moody, Hanover ST., Skowhe-
gan. N. L. Phone 45-14. tf1s
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To Let

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
day or week. Mrs. w. r. Trask 10
Cross st. 2w21s
GARDEN PLOT AT MY RESIDENCE
to reliable party. Also good lawn
mower for sale. Blanche b. Pollard.
335 Water ST. Skowhegan. 1w21
HOUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS AND
bath, all modern conveniences. In
quire Mrs. Xavier Wirrmann, rs Bailey
St, Skowhegan 1w21'
DOWN STAIRS RENT WITH GAR
DEN. Family with children pre-
ferred 1877 West Front st. l. +.
Hamilton. tf21
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Help Wanted.

CLERK WANTED AT THE bL UNIT
Hardware Company. Fine oppoftuni-
ty for young man who Is willing to
work. 2w21F
COOK WANTED-sOMERS HOS
PITAL, Skowhegan. tf21F
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN For
housework in a family of two. Mrs.
Lester Brown, Athens. 2w21F
for family of three at cottage at Lake.
wood for season beginning about June
/. Work light. Write giving age
and wages expected. Mrs Don M.
Towne, Madison, N. E. Phone 1873.
2w21F
DINING, ROOM Girl. WANTED.
George II. Markham. Is East Front ST..
Skowhegan. 4 , stfaHkl
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:. WHITE. PEkIY DUCK EGGS FOR
Matching. 81 for Ii. l.. II. CampbeH.
Skowhegan RID 2. 4w20F' :.
FIVE WELL BRED WHITE Chess
TER brood sows: one year old, that
would like Ito, sell. Also a few more
of those nice pigs! Isaiah Crowell
Skowhegan RID 2. Farmers Phone
TIP. 2w19F
TWENTY PUREBRED HOLsTEIN
animals. George Clough, Lakeyiew
Farm, Madison, r. +. d. No. l. tf1SF
rs PURE BRED, REGISTERED HOL-
STEMS, comprising of calves. yeari-
sold at Farmers prices. c. II. Nigue,
4w1Ss
McENf3RY 208 IA OwINNING RACE
recorD :. This tennessee bred stanton
will make the season of 1923 at Range
ley, Phillips and Pennington. Terms
500 by the season or $500 to insure;
one-half payable at time of service;
McEnery is handsome bay horse, ~
hands, 110W' pgunds weffeet mannereH
game RAGE horsa and has more g.B
performers ON sdS OF sire ,T M aaa siq do
him up aud see wftFt he has done IN
the racing kame. VIII " glad 70
send his pedlggee upoa, Eeadest. George
Thompson, Trainer, Phillips, Me- ~.
LOT q FOX oWhers' fahseiey' '''i ~
nApRiTs. ENrmR STOCK or
Belgihn' H&res. Americah Blues. New
Zealand Reds and Black Flemish
Giants. Gold certificates, registered,
pedigreed stock in excellent condition;
ages 2 months to l year. Write Tor
particulars or come and see them. Ray
mond l.. Whitney, Bingham, Me. tfl1
GOOD COW GIVING s'TO 0 QUARTS
of milk Freshened last December.
L..
Winter Street, Skowhegan. Tel ~
IL. TIL
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For Sale
For SaIe--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

ONE sHxLF -.T0N CHEVROLET
truck, all In first class running order
Terms, part cash and will trade for
anything / can use for balance. Ross
s. Tobias, Norridgewock, II ID %
Tel. 55-14. 3w2lF
JUST ARRIVED, CAR LOAD OF
Ford cars. Williams Bros. Motor Co
North Arson. 1W2l
CHEVROLET TOURING CAR, 1920
model New radiator. new gear
wheels. Inquire of Harry Hovey
SkoWhepan 2w21s
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Hospital at once neENNEBEC

Hospital at once. 'SEBEC
/. NAN MAJ. TO WORK on
a little work. n ", oN FARM
you would come you will wc1
crowell RID ?, at once,
GOO COOK WANTED. s,v..)
p prn1a Central Hotel, TFE s.sn
TABLE GIRL w.,
Central Hotel. Fred AsrE 3D.
MAN AND WIFE,
Comber,s Inn. Man :, VAN
woman to do table ", u. 40 chi
work. Inquire of Mrs. so TX AZ
West Forks. Both :. hugh
:, COOK wANTED--mu,r y
an round cook. Light woi,
pay. Six months jos OH woft|
ter. Ledge House ana Appl1
River Me-, "u eab1
WANTED AT THE
State School, women ~. VIZ
Is to 40. for the care Of at,' en-,
school is beautifully loo ehlidT
from the town of Wrsn,h.ed
salary $40 per month snS Sish,
with increase of $3.50 ere ,uai3
up to $50 at the end Of 'e ers !
George l. Wallace, sunt Ous N
MASS. Hl W
MAN WANTED Fop j
farm work and driving ,o,.
phone 1923. Harry NJ CnilJ
hogan, r f D 2. lug
sALEsGIRL WANTED
work. Green Brothers
Skowhegan.
AT ONCE SINGLE NAV
team and used to care
same; also used to farm wa
Lock Box 244. York Beach
phone 4s3J.. York. Maine
4 TO 600 CORDS OF VI.
would like to let the iob
sponsible man. Apply Iocs
York Beach. IVA
WOMAN WANTED Fop
housework. Fred Parkm,]
st.
A GIRL TO DO HOUsEws
Geo. T.. Sampson, 16 Mani,
hogan.
WE HAVE SEVERAL
Frs that require minor \
are anxious to hear from
Skowhegan capable of dolS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.
KITCHEN GIRL wANTa
SET Hospital, Skowhegan
RELIABLE COOK ABor
for High IL Camps. Rowe p.
ham, Mahe). Must have
ences. 4 to 5 months posi
dress until May list, Edsr
Pleasantyille, N. Y. Alta
Rowe Pond, Bingham.
RESIDENT SALESMAN N
ERSET County. man or n
good character, capital not
to sell the famous Gillette
water bottles and the col
fountain syringe (patented)
factory direct to. the homes.
ent employment, commissIsl
cent of sales, quick turnoyfl
promptly for details. Gin
Co., Concord, N. II.
A WOMAN WANTED AT \
Narrows Sporting camps to 4
work; also two girls for lad
Address Mrs. l.. G.. Stevens q
Box So.