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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-18
Miscellaneous

TWO CHILDREN. WANTED TO
board. Inquire of Mrs. Chas. X. Smith
Skewhegan. X r ID Con ear line) 'tfSF
CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW JURORS
at my boarding house; special rate.
Open to public at all times. Geo. II.
Markham, is East Front ST., Skowhe-
gan. ~ T. Phone 56-2l Avs
WANTED MAN AND WIFE To
room. Opportunity to do light house.
Keeping II desired. Inquire at "a
North st. 2wS'
OLD CARPETS MADE INTO NEW
Carpents cleaned at the old Benner
Store on Main Street, opposite the An
derson Mil. Ben Horne. 4w3'
WOULD EXCHANGE SEWING MA
CHIMES for equal value in stove wood.
A. j.. Whttemore, Manager Singer
Sewing Machine Co. i73 Water ST.
DREssMAKING WANTED. PRICE
reasonable. Mrs. Evie Dunton 1876
Main st.. Town. 4w2F
"a. WARD. HIS BOOK. HAVE
Of "a. Ward. HisIBook" by Don seitl.
The volume ia, of course, highly priced
r., T. patten. ttso
WHY NOT HAVE THAT MACHIN.
cry fixed up before winter. Well do
the work right and the charges will 20
reasonable Somerset Machine Co
near the Creamery" Skowhegan. tf41
L AM READY TO DO ELECTRICAL
work, house wiring, motor winding ana
wiring: also installation of all KINDS
Drop me card and l VIII call. Georso
B. Lachance, RQx 81, skowhegan
If YOU WISH A WEALTHY YOUNG
wife. write, enclosing envelope, Vol@
Ray, .Denniston. Ohio. 16w4s'
WOULD YoU. WRITE A WEALTHY
pretty girl? Stamped envelope please
Lois Sproui. Cleveland. Ohio. l6w4''
TWO CHILDREN WANTED TO
board from 4yeArs old or over on farm
In East SkowheGap. Apply to Mrs Eve
Davis Skowhegan. Canaan Stage. tfiof
HAT CLEANING AND SHOE DIS:
ING. Soft hats cleaned and bloc-co
equal to new. Hat oanus put on WINS
you wait Sport and all colored sho:
speciality. Peter Leakos. Shoe and IA.
Cleaning Par1or. Water Street. near
tn Station. skowhegan. trs'
SEND SHOES FOn REPAIRING 81
mall to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital. skow'
hogan. Still closing out ladies' SHOES
Full line mems work and dress shoes
Lowest prices In town. u'
DEVELOPING, PRINTING. EN.
larging., For prompt service and Ok.
scient work, send or take your MN.
70 e. c. Head q Co.. Scion. s.s"
finish dosirOdk tfzI
TYPHWngTU4A. TO unNT On
nsr.sn sra ~, OsAss tf,i
omTH p4oNO GTUU10-rou..
phntoe on Post. 6aB4.s rinishsd wnLr
Y0n wait. Dsvsl6ps1g and printiaS
038h< gr11a ansA1oNr work. Twe..s
tour hour ssrvic1. Telephone ~"
GkowheEan uss
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MEMS FIRST QUALITY RuBBnRs

MEMS FIRST QUALITY RUBBBRs
$1.25: Women's first quality rubbers
95e and other footwear Mt similar bar
gains. Get, the habit OF trading at
St. Skowhegan. tfi9
WE HAVE A FEW GOOD HAIR
GAINS IN USED CARS Somerset Ma
chine Co. near the Creamery" Show
hogan. tfi7
RIFLE - GAUGE LONG. WOULD
cost new about $1,000. Would sell for
s4.25. Perfect condition, w. A.
Wildes, Care of Independent-Repo
tf45F
HORSE WEIGHING 1900 POUNDS,
sound. nice worker. single or double.
VIII sell or exchange for stock or colts.
\, c. Hodgkins' Norridgewock. y; e.
8S-ACRE FARM. FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan. 20 acres maple. complete
maple syrup outfit. 500 apple trees in
good condition. cider MN; Horse. cow
erty. Mrs. vital Bolduc or j.. p Thi-
bodeau. Grocery Store. North ST, Show
hogan. Both Phones. utI
nv HOME PLACE ON NORRrDGE.
wOCK Avenue. Lot ex16 rods. Thir.
teen room house. srbetanttal construos
tion. exceptionally modern In it's con-
Nenl6nCtH. fAtfiuoOucot iOCottou II
Ksnnebec Valley Large gnrage, two
stories Price. $4,000 RolandrgT.
Patton. thu
WHY NOT BUY YOUR DRyossEu
poultry direct from A. D. BArnea- Roul.
try Farm. H. T.. Boz. -, 6kowheGnn2
one cent postal card will bring your
Sunday dinner. Deliveries madsseoety
Saturday. Satisfaction Euhranteeds sff3s
WEATHER. sTRRs--EKknH WI AHE
again for the, thirtteths year wlfM The
best protection agAiASt cold wh1ghs4s
ready to creep IL: around yonrs dQqeD
and windows. +. II. ,Tink ham. s. H1Eh
ST., EkowheRan- tHtf5s.
ONE ram OF COLTS FoEn yIaA1s
old, we'll broken. and uee1 to1work,
weight 5000 lbs Alss assRscewes none
over Four ysarh odd TAfee one ygef
Oh nsifsr8 O s1a p sTs0ss NJ syo, sf ssn
sheep. Allen j. Moore, Jackman. Ma.
Phone az. Lotus Ranch. tfs7
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CARMEL MAN MAKES MONEY WITH
AUTOMOBILE CAMP GROUND

A good many Maine municipalities
have talked community camp grounds
and some of them have actually es-
. tablished institutions of this kind
While some towns have been talking
and others really doing things in this
line. citizen of Carmel has built up
| O profitable business on his own ac-
count. 1t is on the left hand side
of the Watervilie- Bangor highway just
before reaching Carmel village. The
| location is entirely favorable. 1t Is a
Nevel spot of good size with few
pines scattered about. There is a
store, community kitchen, toilets.
and gasoline filling station. A
pump provides water in ample supply
and In addition to this spring with
attractive surroundings may be reach
ed by a short walk
The store is well equipped with
everything likely to be called for by
tourists. Sandwiches, ice cream, soft
drinks and other Refreshments are
| for sale. One side of the store has
| a screened in veranda where custom
ers may retire or rest and consume
their purchases, II they wish.
The community kitchen is provided
with q stove and fuel also with a side
/ board and sink with everything in
order including soap and dishwipers.
The tourists may pitch his own tent
or If he prefers he may hire II tent
of the proprietor. The prices at the
store are reasonable and all other
charges connected with the establish
ment seem entirely just.
This man calls his outfit the Auto
Rest and he Is doing land-otiice
business.
We have described the above rather
fully because we hope to see a half
dozen such places established in Som
erset County.
OF course the junction of two high
ways would be desirable; next TO that
location on trunk line is prefer
able. A business OF this kind. of
course, would not readily develop on
n road not having thru automobile traf-
file. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
DO pleased to confer with anyone who
contemplates move of this kind and
to aid them In giving 1t the necessary
publicity.
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Wanted To Buy
AAAs u.lss sAas AsaA frss - en-


CHINA CLOSET, SET OF SHELVES
and drawers or old fashioned bureau.
Hat top. Would also consider large
mirror. Margaret NJ. Chase. 81 North
Ave. Skowhegan Telephone 33-2 tf3F
GRATING WOOD WANTED ron
winter. spring or summer delivery,
1929, fir and spruce in the rough. $40
per cord, i. O, b. Hartiand Hartland
Grating Co... Hartland. eva
A COMPLETE MECHANICAL DRAW
ING OUTFIT, including modern. good
grade set of instruments. Horace h.
Dodson, Long Pond Maine. tf3
A GOOD HEnEFORD BULL, ONE
or more years old. Grant Wftham.
Embden, Post office address Scion r +
u 2. Farmers Phone 1913, Scion Ex-
change ,3w3F
Al EARLuNG BULL. NOT NECEs-
SARILY pure bred. A grade or scrub
,wilt do. Fred waysR r ID O., SHOW
hegan 2w3F'
A, COPY. OF DAVID BAnJ<ER's
Poems. Please send and We Will make
you an offer for same. Independent
Reporter Co. til
cory OF ~rHr GROWN WON
But Not Worn" This was a story Of a
girl student ut Kent's Hill Seminary
Issued In pamphlet form long years
asp, perhaps sometime in 1870, Am
WhttnH 10 Duyf OUT X copy 10 not Oh
tered for salee wUuldi Hke Ito borrow
Webster Nutting. skqwhssan. II Ell
Jsoot CoADs. or sPnUCnA On FIR
pulp wood Wanted at once. Frank
u Mace 81 winthrop St. Auguste
|. O. WsE1GDnSoH WILL BuY. wngru
at tt0bee or gfumpAges BQt1G6l4 d toe
ohnvsl hlAdIo shiocks 40 the Arnou4Es93
:, carloads. See mo- Summee ~,
skcwhsgan. tao
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Help Wanted


GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
General homework. Fred Parkman
Water St., SkoWhegan. 1w3
WOMAN BOOKKEEPER WITH EN-
PERlENCE. Write giving experience.
reference and age Harris Baking Co.
WaterVllle. I'VE
TEACHERS WANTED FOR SCHOOLS
Positions waiting for February and
September. National Teachers Agency
Northampton, Mass. 1w3'
MEAT ANND PASTRY, OD0Ks FOR
sporting camp for season 1923. May
list to oct. lst. Must be experienced
and competent. Good wages. Refer
ences required. Address Independent.
Reporter Co. AWE
MAN BY MONTH FOR GENERAL
work and driving team. Harry NJ
Cullen. skowfegan n F d .. y. E
Tel 209-3. tiff
ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS OF
reliable man to, handle our establish.
r. you are INA wire apply at once
Grand Onion Tea Coz. Waterville. 2w5s
4 MAN TO DRIVE TEAMS. HARRY
NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan X + 3, Tele.
phone 209-3. tf52F
MEN TO CUT CORD WOOD. BOARD
may be had at farm IL desired. Harry
NJ. Cullen, skowhegan r 3 d 2. n; E
Phone 209-3. tf51F
A GOOD MAN TO CUT LONG LOGS
all winter job. Write =. w. Pick-
ford, or call 22-12 Hartand New Eag.
land Phone. tf51F
WOMAN FOR HoUsEwORK--MRG
George E. Sampson. Maple st., skoy-
hegfn. tf50F
SOMERSET HOSPITAL TRAINING
School for nurses Course % month";
Apply to Supt. Nurses. Elm Street.
Skowhegap. uE
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Positions w united

WAxTEDi DREsssGAneING TO DO.
Orders for crochet work taken. Mrs
Marion Stedmars.,a4 North Ave. 2w3PI
wopID4g<E wowsa BY THE HON
Am capabis OF DONG all kinds or
housework. Also good, wash woman
Mrs. w. f. York; 20 Bailey st., Town
3waF
IN WHOLESALE OR RETAIL GRAY
and grocery business by young man
who Is willing to work and who can
furnish the beet OF references, has had
several years experience in the above
line. Address sss Water St, skowhe.
gan. 3w2F
N STEN0GRAPHER. ACCURATE
and speedy Several years experience
reference by Permission. the Indepen.
lent Reporter CO., to whom inquiries
should be addressed. 3w1F
WOULD LIKE WORK by THE
hour. Am capable of doing all kinds
of house work. Inquire at "a Bailey
st. Mrs. York. 3w1F
EXPERIENCED COOK WOULD LIKE
position in Skowhegan or would cater
for ybanQuets at reasonable prices. Mrs
Seldom Knight, r2s Madison Ave. tf4sp
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DIR SPEAKER FROM SOMERSET

Somerset County has often had
occasion 10 be proud OF her sons In
the halls of the senate and legisla-
ture. With the election of Frank II
Uolley of North Arson as speaker oil
the house this winter We are glad tc
have an opportunity NJ extend con.
CALCULATIONS both to Mr.. folley and
10 the law makers "a we'll. for Their
wise choice. Speaker Holley has
long been prominent in Somerset
County politics and has handled judi
eiously various political circuIn'
stances where he was needed In MS
section. A Maiue daily says oi
President Harrington of the Senate
and Speaker folley:
1.-THE press throughout the
state recognizes the manifest
litness of those who have been
chosen 10 preside over the deli
beratIons OF the Legislature. ana
IL free 10 say 40. President Farr-
ington, OF the Senate. possesses
unusually valuable experience with
Legislative work and Speaker
loIley serving his fourth consec-
utlve term has acquired that
which will Invariably be of use in
the important position of which
he occupies. There Is every
reason to believe that these places
ON which the success OF u session
depeuds in a large degree are be-
ing filled by men who measure up
to the requirements. In every way
and who have high esteem OF
the responsibilities laid upon
them.
The spirit which makes for
achievement is shown in their
remarks ON taking Office. This
from President harrington" May
| saw that If your presiding officer
can be of any assistance to the
members, old or new, who make
mn this senate, this great family
body SO closely connected as we
really are, the door of his office Is
always open" And this from
Speaker Holley: | shall have my
faulta,. many Of them. You may
have yours. Let us keep In our
minds, however, the fact that con-
dltions may, change, old thing
Aay pass away. now things may
take Their places, men may depart
and never return, hut friendship
eudures. il is immortal All
this bespeakes teamwork, it is the
spirit which IL nnconquerable.
constructive, and leaves that 20
which IL Is applied the better for
ita attention.
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NOTHING Is roo coon FOR THE

NOTHING rs TOO GOOD FOR THE
baby. and Eantieek Nipples are the
finest made. Price 2 for 25c, by mail
zoe. Frank W. buchanan, The Rexall
store. SkowheGah. 3w2
MACHINE HEMsTITCHING, PICoT
edge covered buttons. bnttonholes. ac-
Gordon. knife and side plating. Or
ders promptly fllled. Samples on re-
quest Phyllis Tolman Morse. $50
Main St, Roekland. swat
FIVE ROOM HOrSE. STABLE AND
ono acre Of land two miles from North
Arson village. Price $500 cash. Box
/ OF. ADsoR. fW2'
TEN ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH An
son village. Also stable. owner
leaving town. Inquire of John Boyn-
ton, North Anson f~2F
: YOU WILL HAVE NICE WHITE
soft hands. if you use Monogram
household Gloves. Price $l.G0 (ordor
two sizes larger than ordinary gfovel.
sent Parcel POST Prcpnid Frank w
buchanan, Tho Rexan Store, Skowhe-
gan. "Wz
VOW READY MneDoNALD's FARM
IJRS Almanac for 1928 (26th Edition.
Tho best Almanac we have published.
Contains more Astrological and Agri-
cultural information. Price zoe. At
Las Printing co. Dept ss, Bingham-
ton, y. Y. Avg
ALI wool KxrrTfNG YARN FROM
manufacturer at Csc, S1.35 and 1850
pound. Postage paid on 81 orders.
Free samples. II. \. Bartlett, Har-
inony Maine AVE-
on EXCHANGE FOn LIVE POLL
TRY. light riding sleigh. good condi-
ton Andrew j. Matthew, South
OAK street. y. T. Telephone 56-4.
SkoWhegan. tf2
STOVE WOOD SAWED ONE FOOT
long also junk wood same length de-
livered anywhere in Skowhegan. Cut
in September &. X. Whlttempre.
Skowhcgan, X. f. y. No. : Farrners'
Phone 1-3. aw2F
WE GUARANTEES ONE OF orr
Kantleck Hot Water Bottles 10 keep
you warm these cold nights. They are
warranted. to give 365 days Of continu-
aus service Sent By mail on receipt
of price $3.50. Frank W. Buchanan,
The RexalI store. Skowhegan. 3w2
ptIt 1000 LIZ. WORK HORSES
about ten years old. suitable for any
work, now engaged in woods Price
$3.50 for pair. Harnesses and other
equipment at Il low price If desired.
Farmers Phone 12-l2-ld. 2w2F
4 WALNUT UPRIGHT HAIyEs
Piano, $Gh. IS summer st. tf2
I00 PAIRS OF BARGAINS-VIRGIN
Wool Pants No shoddy. Waterproof.
Outw ear, two pairs Of ordinary kind.
$S value s5.as. Give size. Cash with
order. SkoWhePah Mall order Co,
Box 307. i~2"
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+. STRING OF ns.ps ",

STRING or BEADS MONDAY.
pWner may haNct same by having cost
- this nd. 1ndepeudent-B eportef Co.
1w3
HA ". ID. MOODY VALE KEY
No. s90S. owner may have same by
paYiag cost Of this I'D independents
Reporter 60. tf3
TWO YALE i<fNS Fol Nd IN SOM
EI.Sf"r Traction car. owner may
have same BY calling 1t office of Indc-
pendent-lscporier and paying the cost
Of This al. 1w2
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LIVE pOU140Y WANTED. All,
kinds. Drop me a card stating num-
Der. VIII go anywhere. Harry Nal
sons N IL Phone 126-23. 'Skowheean
.44.F tf27
THREE CYPHERs 4eo EGG Iycr
BATORSs A. y. Ward, Wateryills
j. II ID -. TEL. 4w52s
LIVE POUI.TRY-WnlTE IN FTRs,
letter, kind and number you havs
Harry Cohen Skowhsgen. tfI7con
HANsOW's HIsroRH. or OANAax
Bloomfield. Norridgewook. etc. wanteS
II you haverA volume givU sdeecriptios
ana price or send on approval r. \
Patton. tf4F
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COOLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
engine. This il of the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with water cooling gasoiene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost SIS. win sell for $40. e; T.
Patten, Skowhegan. tf2S
DICTATE your LETTEns To TINE
Of ofiioe devices. we are distributors
for Somerset County. Send for litera-
ttire, or ask for demonstrations. Afso
one used Ediphone OUTFIT for sale at q
good trade. independent Reporter Go.
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUlnE OF
Fred Q. pooler. Locust Street. Slow
NEW ENGLAND HUsMEeS DEREC-
cost $1,000. Wfn sell for $50 post
paid.s Observation-Disclosures Cp. tf2A
HATueI FOUND1s - AL BATES
GinEhama the quality you have always
checks, All bundles put up with
lengths suited To- the garments you
9 yards long. with q great many yard
pieces In ordering do not forget to
state ua1 for which they are wanted,
with age and sex .if for children. You
most satisfactory Pound bingham, Bun.
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pound
free, 1888. Iona NH Ends Co. HART
land. tfI6
BUz4LETiN BOAnD--vEHY NEAT
and substaptiai constructionJ Just the
rnenfs anyvvnefs. Would cost $500 to
bniid: with sell for $t75. II. 7. Patten.
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IT TONS PREssUD HAY. Bx THE
farmers Phone safe. tf47F
MARE Youx IMux7wrrH A RuB-
BEN 6tAn1W Your name and
indslth!s inkiaoApe4 eSnplStes ontht hy
CoMnINATy0N MEAT WAGON
and sled in me- ME rn n. cona nstk,a
team Alice M. Dunlap. BOX So. Route
2, North Ansen. Phone Madison 1914.
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GooD
condition. Cash price SIS. Independ-
ent-Heporter Company. SkowheEan:
roap,p. surrpp sUs sALE--xcr
oompels me to sell my entire flock Of
sheep. These sheep were brought
from New Hampshirs about 1900 ana
bred by my father for about ATTY years.
farm for sixty-fiss years. They have
never had any roots or grain OF any
kind and are not breaehy. They have
whits faces and legs and are FREQ from
s sSns It'll them at statasand New England
-Faifs. forty and ifty years ago the
judges called them the American
Sheep" I havs sold from than about
forty thousand pounds Of wool an, ana
send. specimen. OF wool TO anyone
wfshinR' to buy on receipt OF card or
letter. Price of sheep ten dollars,
price OF lambs eight dollars per head
Charles b. Gilman. Route ]. Scion. Me-
tf37
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape In rolls con.
venient for doing up packages and
required by the <sNnerfcan Express
Company for use on certain containers.
This we have. in three widths with
prices as follows, post paid: l inch per
roll, 45c; inch per roll. 60c; inch
per roil, 7sc. Liberal discount for
quantity orders. Independent. Re
porter Co tfSS
DRESSED POULTRY DELIvEAED
Mt any time. Sasha Tobias. Notridge-
- n,-,.-Gs.A rk4ta ff22
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Lost

A. BENCH OF KEYS SOMEWHERE
in SkOwhegan village. Finder please
return to kennebec Valley Hospital. or
to Raymond Dionna of Maple St AVA
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JERSEY BLACK GIANT cock

JERSEY BLACK GIANT COCK
ERELS) Heavy Ranef Birds, 10 to l3
pounds each. King OF all breeds of
Poultry for eggs and The market Only
u few left Price $40 each. Alder
brook Farm. BOX 40. Fteeport, Me. awe
LATH MACHINE 1t GOOD CONDI-
TON. A. NJ. Perclva. Norridgewock
4w1s
VALUABLE POULTRY BOOK, FREE
for the asking. a hahdy book OF ref
erence on poultry railing and the Sc
cret of getting WHITE eggs. c. l.
Davis, Poultry Expprt,l Waterville, Me.
3w1
PAIR LIGHTwEIGHC SNOW SHOES
for lady or young nah. Price $500
Write to l.. o. BOX 3iaI Skowhcgan. til
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AUrONouIIE, CRANK WITH yTx
in END, bxc&mber o.. on Temple Fiat.
River Road. leading from bingham.
Owner please notify Mrs. H. C. Butler
Bingham. lw3
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VALUABLE POULTRY hook, FREE
AM DIRECTED by THE

Court 20 sell the joseph Shorty
house near French St. In order
10 settle the SHORTY state. This
? is a very desirable. tHo tenement
property both occupied and must
lao sold for cash. hoy L. Mars
ton. Administrator Eitatc of Jos
eph shorty. TIL
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AAvertisSauents these csDnmns not te exceed Ava
lines inssrteA onsefer So fSus times Tor Be-
vvisA4sraer. Each aaas1sasI line 70. In esnputi.s
Iines. recke ssan average 81 Q woras Stamps taken
II nst paid In aevanses lee aalitssnas charged
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Toilet

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. For particulars
inquire 1t 68 North st. fwS.
A LARGE 'FRONT.' ROOM. MRS.
Fred Parkman, II Leavitt st, Town.
eva
AROUSE OF SIX ROOMS. INQUIRE
of Frank S. Green, silver St., Town.
2w3s
ROOM WITH MODERN CONVENT
ENCES. Call in evening or on sun
day. Mrs. Flora McPheters. 8 Middle
St, Showhegan. TIE
ROOM WITH MODERN CONVENT
ESCES Mrs. r. l.. Bagley, 1872 Madi-
son Ave, Skowhegan Telephone 81.
TIFF
HOUSE At MALB0N's MILLS. WITH
or without shed. Inquire of f.. q.
Bailey Silver Mills, Me. tf51
TWO NICE DRIVING HORSES, TO
careful drivers only, or will drive out
parties Harry Nelson, 40 Pleasant
St. Skowhegan, N. Il. Tel. 1859. tf50
OIIvfN1TYFRwRTTER. GOOD CON-
dition, nfst month. $500 Each month.
thereafter $2.00. Independent Report
er Company, SRowhegan. tf33
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GANG EDGER-TNBLE FORE
and aft OF the machi}e. II will
edge up to inch aock. Can
eeaslly. be, operated ~ one man.
This edGer WIS made I'm our own
shop from the old Ifackett h
Witham pattern and be can sell
Mt an attractive price Sonar
set Machine Co., Sko1hegan. TIL =
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FIRST QUALITY GREEN CORD
wood. Beech. maple and yellow birch.
Market price. Harry NJ. Cullen. Show
hogan II + d 9. y. f. TIL 20s-3. iwlF
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about ten years old. suitable for any
work, now engaged ia woods Price
$3.50 for pair. Harnesses and other
equipment at Il low price If desired.
\. H. .(mazeen. Il. + u. :, Skowhegan.
Farmers Phone 12-l2-ld. 2W2F
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L. s. Ringmcn Resent Charge.

NEW YORK, November 19.-BoX-
ing circles are annoyed by the dis
patch from Ruenos Aires saying that
Luis Angel Firpa told weIcomers
there that he was treated unfairly in
his world heavyweight championship
fight with Jack Dempsey.
Although there were many outside
his camp who did compE.in that
Dempsey Wes not Obliged by the
referee TO observe the rules of re-
tiring to his corner when he had
knocked down his opponent and that
on one occasion Dempsey hit Firpo
before the latter was fairly on his
feet, there was no grumbling on the
part Of Firpo himself.
Four days after the fight he gave
q statement to the Associated Press
rsiterating what he said imm mediate-
1y after the bout. that lie accepted
the decision of the referee without
cavil and only wanted another meet
ing with the champion. He said then
that he had read the criticisms of
the boxing commission and of >.1ort
writer's relating to fouls.
But. Notwithstanding this" he
said. II want to make one thing per-
fectly clear: l accept the decision
and all I want Is another match with
Dempsey as soon aS nv arm is all
right and l have had sufficient rest"
Besides the criticism Of Dempsey
there were some experts who opined
Firpo really had been knocked out
in the first round before he sent
Dempsey through the ropes. but that
the referee delayed the counting and
then overcounted.