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give Ia the comrades Of our regiment
have disposed Of over POO and
have a number to send out yet. il
! can only find the comrades or their
families 10 send them to and if you
know of a eomTade or family of one
who has passed ON will you kindly
let me know their names wish
to dispose of these before l get thru
for there is no one else to do it.
shall be 81 in August SO YOU see that
l am getting along and not much
more time to work have had a
busy life of it. Commenced work
at Is and have been doing something
ever since. A little over three years
in tho old regiment TO think about.
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Who Wants n History OF the First
Maine Cavalry!

The following letter dated at Thorn
aston has lately been received here
by Sewall ". Smith, next to the
oldest man in Skowhegan
Comrade Smith:
Last evening | saw in The Lewis
ton journal sketch of your life
and that you were a member OF the
First Maine Cavalry. Now have you
a history of the First Maine Cavalry
by Tobie, and if not do You want one?
When General Cilley died he had a
good number Of them on hand and
his daughter placed them with me to
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We eaye mp our post in December
ONLY three al MS 10 get together the
MOST af the time There were IL
o5 ~ lrft hut the others lived so
n~ AWAY. from to 20 miles away
uat tbey could not get here. One
%. them - years old. what do you
think al chat aud about every day, but
not working much.
Now If you want history and will
send ne 25 cents to pay expenses l
viii send yon one by parcel post at
once.
yours in F c. and l..
ALFRED c. STR0UT,
Sergeant of Company b.
1st Maine.
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Effective and Pleasant to Take

The foundation of healthy, happy
manhood and womanhood lies in n
healthy childhood and babyhood. Keep
ing babies and children frequently
demands the use of a good laxative
to keep the bowels open, or an ant
acid preparation to neutralize a dis
ordered condition in the stomach.
Milk of Magnesia combines these
qualities to remarkable degree, and
is, therefore, very generally prescrib-
ed and used for this purpose. 1t is
mild, hence especially suitable for
young persons.
REXALL MILK OF MAGNESIA is
the best kind we know of and we re-
commend it unhesitatingly. It is of
full strength and purity, almost taste
less. pleasant to take, thoroughly re-
liable and not injurious in any way.
Good for young and old alike; the
best that can be produced.
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r. II. Morrill, has bought of Holt &
Hight a Doynton car which is said
to be the only one of its make in
Skowhegan.
Judge Charles J. Dunn, Court STEM
ographer F. l.. Hayden and r. T. Pat
ten were guests at dinner at the home
OF Hon. and Mrs. s. w Could on Elm
street, Tuesday evening.
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It is better to learn late than never!
IF YOU haven't tried Bakers Flavoring
Extracts, use them in your next cake,
custard, or dessert ADV.
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y. SuIriil returned Tuesday on
'raln from Bangor, where
\ "" attending to matters of
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Mrs. Bernice r. Sullivan, wife of
Paul Sullivan of Madison, was oper-
ated upon Tuesday morning at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital. Medical pa
tients who are convalescing are j.
C.. Viles and Mrs. Cora Grover of
Skowhegan and Miss Ida Trip Of
North New Portland.
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Miss S. Madeline Ward arr1Ved
Monday from Dorchester. Mass.
where she has been for few weeks
with her sister, Miss NJ. r. Ward.
since returning from an extended
trim TO the western coast. She has
re-opened her cottage at Lakewood
Evening star., 1923-03-30
sam HARDY VILE WRITE
ON TENNIS FOR THE STAR

AMUEL H. HARDY world travelled tennis player and regarded
the ranking authority of the the United States will
Sunday They will
each Sunday for indefinite period
Hardy, who
with the speak and has more
knowledge he will OF the
the the old with and relate the big incidents
the paths along
His associations with the player and leader have been many
and varied, of the high spots being follows:
brother, Hardy
the twenty
Held doubles. both, l9OO
Hardys title.
I9o0fiardys played winning eleven
19l0Led reached world doubles championship
I9l1-Reached final world doubles championship
I9l5-Returned to reached final doubles
in Ohio
championship singles and doubles
Ohio
tiona clay championship
doubles with Johnston also
Tden Richards Defeated by Murray
national singles champion, hvee match
American Davis Cup playing England NeW
China and Honolulu Won United
m doubles with Miss Hedstrom.
nited intercity doubles with Mahan.
Won metropolitan doubles veterans title
Evening star., 1923-03-30
M0DEL'SLETTERS
FAIL To GIVE CLUE
by the Associate Press

by the Associate Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The police
today read the letters which Dorothy
keenan, left in her safe deposit vault
and expressed the opinion they would
throw little light on the. models
murder.
However. they have been passed
along to District Attorney Pecora for
his perusal. The prosecutor had
hoped they would shed light on
blackmailers who he believes chloro-
formed the girl in her West 57th
street apartment because she refused
to join them in a plot to shake
down" J. *. Mitchell of Philadelphia,
her wealthy and elderly admirer.
The police obtained the letters from
Mrs Anna Keenan,. who took them
from the box under order of the sur
rogate'S court.
There are several letters" Mr.. Pc
cora said, Il will not say how many.
portant as far as this case is con-
cerned. lie does not think they will
help solve the mystery
Other Rich Friends.
Mr.. Pecora would not say who wrote
the letters, but it was learned from
other sources that they are from vari-
Gus men and date back more than a
! year. Why Dorothy keenan, went to
the trouble OF preserving them in d
safe deposit box is another of the mys-
terieS of the case.
They are not susceptible of black
mail use. and have no bearing on this
case" was the substance of the po-
lice view.
II mos b;,tal I,ouo,..r .h,t ,h, IL,
ters showed that Dorothy keenan, had
among her friends other men of large
means beside the SOn-in-laW of T. T.
Stotesbury. There is Il possibility thai
all Of these men may be called for
questioning.
Pecora announced last night that he
would devote today to denomination
( of witnesses in the case.
Those who have been asked TO call
a the district attorneys office include
the four members of the models fam
: lily, her maid, the elevator attendant
/ in the West 57th street apartment
house, where she lived and was
chloroformed. and Albert +. Guimares,
one of her admirers.
Differs With Daugherty.
Guimares. after he had been held
today on $4,000 bail on a charge Of
carrying concealed weapons. ridiculed
the theory that the girl had been
slain by conspirators thwarted in ALI
effort to black kmail J. h Mitchell
wealthy PhiladeIphian.
incidentally. Guimares stated that
he had been introduced by Miss
keenan, to Maj. Draper NJ. DauEherty
son of the United States Attorney
General. This contradicted state
mcnt attributed to Daugherty yester-
day by Mr.. Pecora. who quoted the
. major as saying he was not acquaint-
ed with -Guimares.
: Mr.. Pecora indicated that DauSherty
4 might be recalled.
1t was understood that Mitchell, the
mysterious MIR. Marshall" and John
: II. Jackson, his equally mysterious
Secretary" who for nine days mas
queraded under the alias of Wilson,
also would be re-eXamined today or
Z Saturday. II was said Mitchell would
= be questioned regarding certain dis
crcpancieS in his statement as TO how
and when the model learned his real
name.
Evening star., 1923-03-30
"LOCKSMITHS" GIVE
CUPID THE LAUGH
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
| 'OWENSBORO, KY, March 40
Cupid. reputed to laugh at locksmiths,
! frowned before the bars of the Jail
| here today. Filed away in the Office
Of the county clerk was a marriage
| license certificate with void" written
\ across it's face.
| The license was issued to r. C.
| kimme1. who gave his age as thirty
f1ve and his homo as Columbus, Ohio,
/ and Miss Menda Greer, twenty Ave,
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Greer
| OF Fordsville, near here.
Mr.. Kimmel and Miss Greer were
| engaged. The young lady was
| stricken with appendicitis. An opera
! tion was successful. and Mr.. Kimmel,
| who planned. to leave the city yes
| terday. obtained the consent Of Miss
Greer.s parents for a wedding at the
Chief OF Police on Hand.
The wedding party arrived. So. too.
did the chief of police, who requested
an audience with the soon-to-be
4 bridegroom. Mr.. kimmel was served
| with warrant chargin failure to pay
his. board bill. The prospective father
! in-law imm mediately announced the
| wedding would not take place, but
1 agreed to settle the board bill
1 The party adjourned to the office OF
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Justice of the peace. where the bin
was paid. not, however, until Kimmel
had returned to jeweler two rings
he was said to have purchased on
credit.
kimmeI then prepared to leave but
by Taylor Yewell, cigar dealer.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

North OF Hudson bay in Canada
there are 10000 square miles of
practically unknown territory.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

charging him with having rendered a.
worthless check. He was placed in
jail.
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Positions Wanted

WORK FOR PAIR OF HEAVY
horses the coming summer. Heavy
dump cart suitable for state road work
and other equipment as desired. Frank
Adams, Scion. Farmers Phone 9-410.
3w17F
WORK OF ANY KIND, PREFER
ABLY as housekeepcr for man who
would not object to boy 81 years.
Good reference. Mrs. w. G.. Lewis.
20 Chestnut St, Skowhegan. 2w17F
WAsHINGs AND IRONINGs TO DO
at home. Mrs. Walter Look. North
Arson. 4Wl1F
BOY, II YEARS OF AGE WANTS
work around hotel. Inquire of Regin-
aid Grenier, 10 Water st. 3W17F
MRS. HARRY Nj. CULLEN DESIRES
to make engagements to dressmake at
customers homes by the day. For APP
pointments telephone 209-3. Saturday,
or write, Skowhegan RID 2. tf16F
by MAN AND WIFE PREFERABLY
around saw mill or in woods. Man
has big horse would like to work.
Would be ready to go about May LIST.
Eugene Gould. Skowhegan RID 2.
3w15F
wAsHINGs AND IRONING TO DO
at home. Also plain sewing. Mrs.
Nellie LittleGeld. Skowhegan RID 3.
4w14F
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For Sale
ADDITIONAL FOR SALE CLASSI-
FLED ADS WILL BE FOUND
ON PAGE SIX

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
10. J. p. Merrill Block. SkowhegAn. TIA
LIGHT BRAHMA EGGS FOR HATCH
ING, 10. for 81. Also Electric shock
machine, bedsteads Spring, road cart
and Orangeade dispenser. Good as
new. b. c. Taylor. 80 South street.
Skowhegan. 4w17~
REGIsTERED GUERNSEY BULL. 10
months old, rich In May Rose blood.
Price Reasonable. Fred Clark, Madl-
son, II. +. d.. No. 2, Avis
A Jew BUSHELS or VERY EARLY
seed potatoes. Also few bushels
of Early Rose l.. l.. Sanford, Show
hogan, II. +. ID. No. 6. TIFF.
GOOD SIZED GARAGE IN EXCEL-
LENT condition. Inquire Bison IL
Conant, Water Street, Skowhegan. Tel.
1911. 4wl7'
LATH MACHINE AND BoLTER
combined travelling bed planer. saw
dust blower with ~ inch inlet and
same outlet, sawdust blower with
inch inlet and inch outlet, ring
oiling hangers for 1-15-16 inch shaft,
ring oiling hangers for 1-11-16 inch
shaft, 20x6 inch surface planer, 1SxG
inch surface planer, two sided out
side moulders inch and inch res
pectively, American up-to date single
Ildcn1uc, . SnlHE1e machines, Ildl DOAtSs
pulleys wood and steel split and other
machines. Write me your require
mcnts. If you don't want to buy, what
have you to sell? Clair Mcclellan,
Waterville, Me-, Box All. 2w17
BUNGALOW ON TIE SHORE on
Pleasant Pond Finished inside with
hard pine Living room Is feet square.
open fireplace Boat house, ice house
and shed Beautiful view of lake
Bargain for quick sale a. ]. Rogan,
Pleasant Pond, Caratunk, Maine. Tele-
phone, 2w17
CAMPS ON SHORE OF THE BEAI-
TIFUL Pleasant Lake. Five in all,
suitable for boys camp. Large ca
bin with kitchen and dining room 1S
feet square. open fireplace. Ice
house, boat house and large. shed. Fine
spring pure water. Elev. 1890 feet. At
Lake, Caratunk. Maine. Telephone.
2w17
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. HOW
WARD H. the greatest yielder in New
England early and large. 100 plants
$3.50 plants s.. Sampler; 100 plants at
100 plants $3.50: 500 plants Sc Ship
ped by parcel post paid, cash with or
der. Fred Norton. West Mills, Maine:
4w17
Y TWO USED ADDING MACHINES,
the American" would cost new $50.
One of these will sell for $lb. another
S25. Also an assortment of betting
pulleys. hangers and shafting. Spauld-
ing 81 Watson. Both telephones. tfl7
$500 SECURES so ACRE FARM.
tools and equipment. 12 mile to town.
1 Pleasant drive to Belfast and Sea
Shore, 80 acres In rich level neldS
spring watered pasture for 10 head
80 acres in wood and timber. Apple
\ orchard, strawberries. fine buildings,
insured for $500. room house, 20
foot shed, workshop, hen, ice, carriage
/ house; so foot store barn, all clap
I boarded painted white and cemented.
! Maple shade, water in buildings, con-
veniences. Price $500, easy terms
photos. For this and many other fine
! bargains, address +. A. Goodwin, Ath-
J ems Me. 4w17
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Help Wanted

MAN AND WIFE ON FARM. CYRUS
Walker, North Arson, RID 2. SWIFT
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED. sOMER-
SET Hospital, Skowhegan. tiff
COOK WANTED At THE HUME
WELL Restaurant, good pay. Must
be a good cook. f. S. Hunnewell.
Bingham. SWIFT
RELIABLE COOK ABOUT MAY IL
for High 12 Camps. Rowe Pond Ding
ham, Maine). Must have good refer
cnces. to months position. Ad-
dress until May LIST, Edgar Nodine.
Pleasantville, n Y. After May LIST,
Rowe Pond, Bingham. tiff
RESIDENT SALESMAN FOR SOM
ERSET County, man or woman, of
good character, capital not necessary,
TO sell the famous Gillette metal hot
water bottles and the combination
fountain syringe (patented) from our
factory direct to the homes. Perman-
ent employment, commission so per
cent of sales, quick turnover Write
promptly for details. Gillette Mfg.
Co, Concord n. II. 5w17"
a HIGH SCHOOL GIRL TO WORK
out of school hours for her board. Mrs.
Skowhegan 2w17f
a WOMAN WANTED AT SPENCER
Narrows Sporting camps to do house
work; also two girls for table work.
Address Mrs. +. G. Stevens. Greenville,
Box SO. 8w16f
WOMAN WANTED As HOUsEKEEP-
ER in family of two. a good home
and good wages Peter Farley. Bing-
ham. 2w16F
HOUsEkEEPER WANTED. TWO
in family. Mrs. Harry Nelson, 40
Pleasant St, Town. 2W16F
GIRL WANTED TO WORK HER
board Good home. Inquire Mrs.
Sentill Richards. IS Spring st. 3w16F
MAN FOR GENERAL FARM WORK.
One who is used to horses and can
assist with wood and lumber. Harry
NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan. RID 2. Tele-
phone 209-3. tf16F
COOP TyPIsT, GOOD PAY. AD-
DRESS XYZ, Care 1ndependent-Repor
ter. w. 2wl6F
TABLE GIRLS WANTED. AID
DRESS Tim Pond Camps, North New
Portland 3wl6F
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
homework in family of two at Lake
wood for the season Mrs. Maurice
Wilson, Madison. Box 1l16. 4w16'
NIGHT OPERATOR FOR MADISON
Exchange of Farmers Cooperative
Telephone Company. Apply at Madi-
son or SkoWhegan Office. tf15F
WOMAN TO DO CABIN AND
laundry work at Big Jim Pond Camps
for season beginning about May 18th.
Apply to Mrs. G.. c. Green, 40 Summer
St, Skowhegan. 3w15F
WANTED At ONCE MAN TO WORK
on farm. Must be good teamster and
mixer. Year round job. $4,000 per
month, board and best of accomoda-
tons. Would hire man and wife. B. l..
Nightingale, Bloomfield Farm. Lock
Box 323. 4w14F
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free to ens
Subscribers.

1900 FEET Day FIR. EDGED.
State price and other particulars in
first letter. Box S6S. Skowhegan. 4w17F
ANTIQUE GLASS SUGAR bowl
with cover, plain heavy loop design.
seven scallops. Compete same pat
tern nineteen scallops. Flip glass
etched or raised decoration. Eight
sided sugar bowl with cover fine de-
sign. Shallow, fine pattern, sauce
plates. edge very small scallops. Write
of fine pattern old glass knobs, dishes.
plates, pitchers and fish base candle
sticks. Money order sent il descrip-
ton and price satisfactory a. Z. X,
Independent Reporter, Skowhegan.
4w17s
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TRUCK BODY FOR FORD RUNA-
BOUT. l.. Graf, 10 Bailey st. Avis

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS--ACF
quickly, so acres handy to salt water.
acres in tillage, good pasture. large
wood lot; rs apple trees, house four
rooms in comfortable repair; new cell
lar wall. Barn 30x36. Price $500.
only ten dollars per acre for the land
with the buildings thrown in Terms
5000 down balance on easy yearly pay
ments. Alonzo p. Richards, Farming
ton. fw14
TWO TRUCKs-ONE TWO TON
truck, in good shape, rear tires bran
new; one ton Nash, in frst
class condition. These II trucks ks, are are
the new traffic truck in 15-2-3 and
ton jobs Fred Mckay, 297 North st.
N. L. Phone He'll. tia
ALL KINDS OF NATIVE LUMBER.
Call and see us if you are going to,
build or do any repair work. ST. Led
ger Mfg. Co. 4w14
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. GEN
Mary, Senator Dunlap, Howard II.
$125 per 100 trimmed, delivered par
eel post. $40 per 1000 delivered. Len
means Rhubarb roots, very early. red,
tender, delicious flavor. Good roots $2
per dog. Delivered. A. A. Eastman
Dexter. 7w14'
TWO STORY HOUSE WITH ELL IN
Norridgewock on Main St; garage;
near school; church; r. Il. station;
large garden lot: good water supply in
house. For further information adj
dress Fred e. Webster, III Leavitt St,
Town. tia
ONE REGISTERED GUERNSEY
Bull, Is months old. Also, a few
Guernsey cows, purebreds and grades
at bargain prices. Malbon BROS
Skowhegan RID z, N. e. Tel. 203-4.
4w14F
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, WOOD SHED,
stable with new addition to keep three
cows and horse. four apple trees, spys
and starks. New cement walks nice
electric lights, flush closet, city water,
well water at sink. In first class
condition. Corner lot. 35 South st.
B. C. Taylor, Skowhegan. 4w14.
4w1i'
FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR
Looks good as new; one driving horse,
seven years old: Jersey COW, nine years
new and brand new Gearhart Knit
ting machine; three or four tons of
loose hay. All to be sold at a bar
gain as we are going away. Apply
at once to George W. Hopkins, 81 Han
over St.. Skowhegan. 4w14"
ONE KING KINEO RANGE. $50 IN
excellent condition; one child's iron
crib, drop side with Silk Floss Mat
tress; one hand made rubber trimmed
light driving harness; one wheelbar-
row; one reed. twin baby carriage,
excellent condition. John f. Trlekey,
Pittsheld. tia
FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
An Estey piano, cost five hundred and
fifty dollars a short time ago; like new,
beautiful mahogany case. John f.
Trickey, Pittsfleld. tia
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TO Let

FRONT ROOM WITH MODERN
convenences Mrs. f.. w. simpson,
6t High St. Skowhegan. 1w17
TENEMENT OF SIN ROOMS ON OAK
ST. near Mt. Pleasant Ave. Inquire of
Miss Leland. 8 Spring st. 1w17'
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED
house. seven rooms and bath All
modern conyeniences and garage.
Spring water. Apply at 40 Summer st.
1w17s
LARGE FRONT ROOM, NICELY
furnished, all modern conVenienceS-
Price very reasonable. Inquire 81
Water ST. Skowhegan. 2wl6
TWO NICE UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR
rent at Dinsmore d Bickford's Music
Store. Special bargains in musical
goods and merchandise this week. 3wl5
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON-
dition, first month, $500 Each month,
thereafter $500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
er Company. Skowhegan. tf33
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NUBONE CORSETs
9ySIaRlSNl&IslE,.e15])

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 5f-21.
13w13
HEMSTPrCHING AND PICoTING;
attachment: fits any sewing machine;
price 81; personal checks Toe extra.
Bridgman Sales Agency. Box sS1. Buff
falo, N. Y. Sw12'
1 12-FOOT CHARTERED OAK HAT
case; l 10-foot plate glass show case.
l triplicate bevled plate glass mirror.
| Little Giant Paper press, l l.. G.
Clothing tables, counters and other
miscellaneous fixtures George &
Harry Smith. tfl2
ONE SMALL MACHINIsT TOOL
chest. Good condition, IS. One car
penters tool chest made of elm com
plete for s25. One coal burning
heater, fine condition. bargain only
$12. One small wood heater IS.
Mahlon Dane. Free st. tf12
QUICKEST SALES, LOWEST COM
MISSIONS. A good list of farm and
town homes at bargain prices. l.. V.
Walker. North Arson. Opposite Car
rabassett Inn. Swl2"
NATIONAL Harvester Co, Chicago.
Mounted on wheels with II. T. Ker-
osene engine. Cost ssO6 in Boston one
year ago. VIII sell at big discount.
Clark M. Smith. Rangeley. 8w12"
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRE
farm Eight room house and ell; "a
foot piazza; long shed adjoining barn
36x72 TT; work shop; and well house;
good all crop soil especially fine for
potatoes and corn; level fields; fine
BURBERRY field some pears and plums;
wood for home use; lot of young pine;
stock and farming tools; orchard of 75
apple trees; short drive to North Pond;
fine mountain view; 1s mile to school;
State road and store. Reasonable price
and easy terms. e. II. Bates, Nor
ridgewock, r. F. d. 2. N E. Phone.
6w12
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY. EGGS,
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. It'll
COAT ROOM CHECKS. VERY NEAT.
Round, metal edged punched with large
hole for hanging on pin. Numbers in
stock from to 200. Price soc per box
of fifty tickets. Independence Reporter
Co. It'll
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

ANYONE BUILDING AND IL IN
TERESTED in cement blocks for cellar
or any building purposes should see
Joseph +. Roderick for same. III
North st. n. E. Phone 116-2l tfl3
40 EGG PRAIRIE STATE INCUBA-
TOR, first class condition. Set only
once Sell for $25. r. Il. Doe, Madi-
son, r. l.. ID. 1. tfl3F
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WANTED A NAV

WANTED A MAN ,o.
Iarm work. Writo FUR Cn
RID 1. Pittsheld. ''e F. ".
n KITCHEN ito GIRL w.xu
ERSET Hospital. o@aaNFED.
GIRL OR WOMAN pnegan.
housework. Mrs s FUR CD
Phone I'd. skowhegssn, Hun, B
MAN FOR cp.,
around hotel. Ino nira
tral Hotel. Court St, sko =, ,aat|
AT ONCE A CApAa,p
middle aged woman ~ f0l
Keeper for several weeks * a g u
OF three adults. con ns IN Id
VIII be appreciated an,ppetet
accordingly. A good d h wasj
ant surroundings. FELINE ho,ne az
Phone 5-5; Farmers a. h %
GIRL OR WOMAN w.
general housework. NAM
Skowhegan. Farmers Pho urlcs
SOMERSET HOSPITAL II
School for nurses. Conrs. ~
Apply to Supt. Nurses Y
Skowhegan. EluI
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PRESSED Hay SIS A TON AT BARN

mers Phone 5-2-10. Sw12F
PRICE TICKETS FOR MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No. 2,
100 tickets assorted cts. to SIS. price
soc. Set No. 4, 100 tickets, assorted
cts to so cts. price s1.10 Set No.
81, 40 tickets assorted 800 to 800,
price $1.15. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. till
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-26
Found

A LARGE FUR ROBE IN OUR
storehouse about the middle of March.
owner may have same by calling for
It and paying the cost of this ad.
Spaulding &c Watson Both telephones.
2w17s
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-26
Lost

ROMAN STRIFE SILK SCARF, FRI
DAY, April 10. either at Opera House
or Grange Hall. Reward for it's re-
turn TO Clara NJ. Libby, Maine Spin
ming Co, Skowhegan. 1w17