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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17
To Let

FURNISHED RENT TO LET. MRS.
Lawrence Hayden, Al Summer ST.
COTTAGES At LAKEWOOD BY
the season. Mrs A. Il. Jewett, SHOW
hogan. RID l. tf20
BIG FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
downstairs. to reliable party. North
St. Skowhegan. lWzV'
FOUR ROOM TENEMENT. Up
stairs, well water, flush closet. electric
lights Two preferred b. c. Taylor.
IS South ST. 2wZo'
A GARAGE sxis FEET. Apply
evenings at 40 Summer st. 2w2o'
FRONT ROOM. MODERN CONVENT
ENCBS. Mrs. william simpson, 81
High St. sk2whegan. tbs
BRICK BJ bDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden & Russakoff, Skowhegan. tfls
A HAND CEMENT MIXER by THE
day. Handy for building all kinds Of
cement work. Fred Moody, Hanover
street. " WV
TEN ACRES CHOICE POTATO LAND
Pioughed and stones picked LIZ
miles from Skowhegan. Ralph r.
Doe. Madison, II. +. ID. No. /. tff9F
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. INaBInn
of Fred Moody, Hanover st., Skowhe-
gan. N. Il. Phone 45-14 TITS
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. INQUIRE
Fred Moody. Hanover ST., Farmers
Phone 4513. tfls
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! WOULD PREFER GARDEN WORK,
but will do anything l am capable OF
doing which includes all outside work
and mill work. Xavier Wirrmann. IL
Bailey St. Skowhegan. 3w20F
DRESsMAI<ING AND SEWING OF
all kinds, including coats. suits, dresses
etc done at my home on the Lakewood
road Mrs Ida Russell. Skowhegan,
RID and 6. Farmers Phone $40
1w20F
WORK WITH A PAIR OF HORSES
blowing gardens, scooping out cellars
or any kind of trucking at reasonable
prices. r. r. Lahey, 421 Madison ave-
nue.. Skowhegan. 3w18F
WOULD LIKE jon FIRING WOOn
or coal. Or man and wife want chance
to cook In camp. Address ]. II. Iiv-
ingstone, North Arson. SwlSf
WAsHINGs AND IRONINGs TO DO
at homo. Mrs. Walter Look, North
Ans0n. 4Wl'f
MRS. HARRY N. 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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Made to your individual Measurements.
They are moderately priced and out
wear two of the ordinary kind. Phone
or write for appointments. Miss Emma
r. Antil. 20 Island Ave. Phone s4-21.
13w13
HEMsTPTCHING AND PECOTINGs
attachment; fits any sewing machine;
price So; personal checks 10c extra.
Bridgman Sales Agency. Box SS1. Buff
falo, N. Y. Sw12~
case; l i0-foot plate glass show case.
l Little Giam Paper press. L. G.
Smith typewriter, No. s. Mosler safe.
Clothing tables, counters and other
miscellaneous fixtures. George q
Harry Smith. tf12
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY. EGGS,
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms, Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. TIL
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 Atty tickets. Independent Reporter
Co. tf11
PRICE TICKETS FOR MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No. q.
100 tickets assorted 6 cts. to IS, price
soc. Set No. 4, 100 tickets, assorted
6 cts to so cts. price $1.10.. Set No.
81. 100 tickets assorted 800 to $500.
price $1.15. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. TIL
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Help Wanted

DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED.
George H. Markham. rs East Front 81,
Skowhegan. tf20F
cock At kENNEBEC VALLEY
Hospital at once. 2w20F
aELIABkE MAN WANTED ON
dairy farm to milk cows and do dairy
work SIS per month and good board.
Good references required. Harold j.
Shaw. Sanford. 1w20
eIaL On WOMAN FOE GENEIsAE
homework. Inquire OF Amanda Cor
riveau. Every-Brown Co., Madison
Ave. Skowhegan.. Telephone 2S5. tf20F'
MAN TO wOaK ON FARM AND BIO
little work. II you Will work, wish
you WoS WIN come 3 at once tf fseIsh
COOK wANpEDs sTEADy Work.
Maine Central Hotel Fred A. ToWle.
Prop. tf20f
Table GIRL wANTED. MAINE
Central Hotel. Fred Al. Towle, Prop.
MAN AND WIFE WANTED At
Comber's Inn. Man, to do chores and
woman to do table work and cabin
work, Inquire of Mrs Hugh Comber.
West Forks. Both Telephones. tf20F
COOK wANTEn--MUsT nm coon
all round cook. Light work. Good
pay. Six months job. Apply by let
ter. LedRe House and Cabins. Dead
River, Ne. 4wlSF
WANTED At THE wRENTHAM
State School, women attendants. ages
Is to 40. for the care of children. The
school is beautifully located one mile
from the town OF Wreutham. Initial
salary $40 per month and maintenance.
with Increase Of $3.50 every 9 months
up to $50 - the end of ono year. pr.
George L. Wallace. Supt, Wrentham,
Mass. Sw19
MAN wANpEn FOE GENERAL
phone sos.s. Harry N. Cullen, skow-
hogan. n r d .. tf19F
rwo YOBNa MEM 70 LEARN sH0E
shining. Work Saturday ana even
inga Peter Leakos ahos SHINING Par
lor. Water ST.. Skowhegan. 2w19F
s0ysEKEEPnR WANTER I3l
Main Sc. Watervihe. Mrs. James s.
Bell. 2w19F
aALEsGyRL WANTED, sTEADY
work. Green Brothers. Water sc;
skowheean. tf1sF
WANTED NAY sotA Ar B4NeMAM
Hotel meat cook. Woman prsferred.
&C. w. Dutton. Bingham, 2w1SF
MAN FOR EASY rOsrrION-so to %
years preferred. u. H. Gray. Sol0n
AT once sIN0EUi MAN TO DRIVE
team and used to care and feeding
same; also used>to farm work. Apply
Lock Bog a44, FsrG Beach. Maine, or
phone <8Al.. York. Maine. 6w1Ss
. TO - eOaUe or WooD CUT,
w0uld like to let the 1Db to souse re-
sponsible man. Apply lock Box pa.
York Beach. 6w18s
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HANDSOME lady or
would marry Ii suited. (stampI
Box 1877. Dennison, Ohio. ID
WEALTHY. PRETTY. AFps
ATE girl. would marry. w1
closing envelope. Doris DawiI
Euclid, Ohio. 4
GOOD HOME FOR MIBBLBl
man. Address Call box 2S6, I'd
wock. u
L AM PREPARED TO MI
lawn mowers. Will call and
same. Abner Kincaid, SkowH
WANT PLACE TO BOARD
FAINT boy, two months old. MI
nish references. Harry Burton
wood, Madison, r. b. d. No. l.
phone 1915.
CHIMNEYs iUNCARED For
menace. Likely to burn out Al
and may destroy your home.
clean them for you. I make
ialty OF this work. Drop me.
and / will call. Bert Stain,
ST., Skowhegan.
AM LOOKING FOR A GOOD
Would prefer "A house by my1
would accept double tenement i
tion was right, and surrounding
ant. Six rooms and bath \
Would take seven or even eisAl
if Necessarily IL you have
tial, neat, pleasant outfit for
can trade, II your figures are
within reason. Can furnish
ences III. L. Anderson, care 2
pendent Reporter.
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BUMP CANT OF SET sF WHEELS.
Harry M. Cullen, Skewhegan RFD- 2.
Telephone 298-3. 3w2oF
A PONY WAGON ANN ELECTnpC
washing machine. w. G. Hilton, An
son.. zWzeF
SECOND HAND HUnEAy. BED
couch. chalys small coon stove for
use in cottage. Mrs. A. n. Jewett,
Skowhegan RID 8. tf20F'
A FEW nLACK GEANT CHrCKENs
Drop In poassry Farm. Bingham;
PEELED ssnucn. FM AND PER-
LAR pulp wood for season of 1924
1924. Tel 684-M. Frank T.. Mace.
SMALL SECOND ZANE cAsss nnG-
IsTERt II. L, Hight, Madison sw2eF'
/. CePsEs o. TssN rNDEPENDnNY-
Reporter Of the issues OF November 3,
1916 and January 81, 1918. Independ-
ent- Reporter Co. sw20F
~ On 50 GOOD EArINe Town.
Camps. Rave Pond, Bingham. Far
mers' Phone dill. 3w20F
ROLL OR FLAT TOP DESK. BEN
sw19F
WHEEL BARROW. sWATN PHfCE;
and conditian in first letter. H.. G.
walker. Skowhegan, r. +. D. No.
WANT A HALE Taw on TEN OF
straw free from weeds to use for bed
ding. Telephone or writa e. Davis
Miller. SwfSF
A nonsn- ABOUT 14ss LBs. srArE
best price,. Tom Mooset Hartiand
uovsr uApunu WITH runNT
trucks In good condition. l.. H. Elliott.
Tel Canaan So Farmers. -2wl9E
1890 FEEr' DIZZY FER, EDaED.
State price and other particulars In
irst letter. Boz ass.. SkowheGan. +wl7F
ANTDaUE oHAss sUGAN BOWL
With cover. plain heavy loop design.
seven scallops. Compete same pat
tern ninstesn sea4ions: zap Essss
sign. shallow, ans PATTERN. sauce
Of fine patterh old Flass knobs. dishes,
plates, pitchepsr and nsh base candle
ton ana price satisfactory. A. T. K.
independent Reporter. Skowhegan,
4wt7s
sEceNH IHAH0 GUYDE'1 NOBEL.
Canoe. in rood condition. Price must
dress fnlf pArtfcui6rB 10 CnarIe6 ~.
yennesh, RoehestsF. N y. tfl6V
wANrEn Q On 10 THOUSAND FIT.
good one and two inch. dry pias. Can
also handle q few thousand II dry bass
boards. st. Ledger Mig. Co. rear OF
Hotel Oxford. tflSF
A COUPLE or Gun BEARS. WRITE
if you have ous % more for. sale or
IL you thinA YOU would be able to Sc
cure them Tor Us. York Press Corp,
York Village; Me. tia
AN EMPRESS WAGON. WRITE
p. @. 42a, tf12F
ALL KFNDs o. JUNK AND POSI-
TRY. Write kind and number. High
est market prices paid. Goldberg Bros,
Box 328. Skowhegan. tf12
A COPY OF .AKENNEBEC AND
Other Poems" by Louise II. Coburn.
r. T. Patten. tfsF
LIVE R0UKHDE WANTnn ALI
kinds. Dr0p ~ card atatin9 mum
Der. WILL n AnEWAero@ Harry Nol-
SON. N. n Phone 13e-2G 6kowhefan
LIVE PoUx1mY--WMTrB IN F1RsI
letter, kind and numbSf you have
Harry Cohen. Skowhespu. tf17con
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Lost

A LADIES, OPEN FACE WALTHAM
watch somewhere between Skowhegan
and North Arson. Reward. Mrs.
Harold l.. Brophy. 224 Water St,
Skowhegan. N. Il. Phone 131-12. 2w20
PURSE CONTAINING RECEIPTS To
three branches of odd Fellows and the
Rebekahs and three dollars, Sunday or
Monday on the Russell Road to Nor
ridgeWock or in Norridgewock Village.
Clyde II. BLACKWELL. Madison Ave.
Skowhegan. zwlS
SILVER MESH BAG, CONTAINING
small amount OF money, somewhere De
tween Russell and Pine streets. prob
ably on the Island. Finder please
leave at independence eporter Office
and receive reward. Alice M. Kicker.
2w19F
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For Sale
ADDITIONAL FOR SALE CLASSE.
FLED ADS WILL BE FOUND
ON PAGE FIVE
VALUABLE HOUSE lots IN Snow.

VALUABLE HOUSE L0Ts IN sssOW-
Hogan village on North St.. acres
of fine land VIII sell at bargain
or on easy terms IL desired. J. II.
Savage, Scion. Telephone 5-2-10.
s 3w2oF
IRON AGE POTATO sPRAYER, 's5
gallon capacity. excellent condition.
Inquire of Leland b. Currier, skowhe-
gan, RID .. Telephone 2o9-s. tf2oF
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. For PAR
TICULARS inquire of Charles N. Jones,
steward Ave. 2w20s
COELIE. SHEPHERD PUPPIES
from fine parents. good color and well
marked. Males S.; females 50. Hazen
l., Jewett, Skowhegan RID 4. Far
mers Phone Scion Exchange s-1Is:
ONE RIDING WAGON. ONE DISC
harrow, one horse rake. one Sharples
Separator, one single horse sled, a
pair OF ice tongs one sleigh and pair
Of cart wheels. WIN sell cheap. MIS-
DAHLIA BULBS, ALL CoLORs AND.
si.1o parcel post Mrs. II. H. Mer-
row, Waterville. Box 81. lw2o'
sHoATs. WEIGH FnoM 1Ss To 200
pounds 10c per lib. c. r. Whittemore
' 2w2OF
LARGE IRON LAWN VASE, OAK
sideboard. mirror, ebony easel, walnut
dining set, bed spring, puffs. carpets.
draperies, pictures window shades
clocks and sflverware. Miss Leland,
1913 Madison Ave. Iwzo'
s-YEAR-OLD MARE. WILL WORK
single or double. Fred Haug, Show
hogan, II F ID 2. 4w2o'
SECOND HAND FARM MACHINERY
consisting of land roller, plows, har-
rows, cultivators, rakss and mowers;
also all new machinery made by the
International Harvester Company ts-
Guiding the Primrose cream separator.
Horace s. Withee, Skowhegan RID !.
Telephone Norridgewock, Ia. tf2sF
FIVE PASSENGER REQ. This Is
the John Philbrick car. VIII seh at
low price. q. l.. Conant, Skowhegan.
Telephone 1911. 2w2O
ENTERTAINING sThAWRERRY
Plants progressive. superb or Lucky
Boy), state Inspected, 32 hundred. post
paid; also the "kbington" (sprinG
bearer), 1925 hundred. Levin Stew
ems. Raymond, N. ii. 2w20' !
= WHITE PEkIN ngCN EsGs rOn1
Matching, 81 for IL. l.. III. Campbell
Skowhegan RID q 4w2eF
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WOMAN. wANrpn :.

WOMAN wANrpn
81 Fred partn.s
a GIRL TO no HoUspr
GEO. 8 - Sampson. Is Man %ss :!
/ GIRL On WOMAN M
general heusework ~~ANTEO
Mt; Pleasant avenue. or tsisn t.
MAN wASfEn TO w.,~ ~
Tor the season. A. p Io.0
l. sKownegan. N. E. P hos..
EXPERIENCED GIRL q, y
Tor general housework ~
MODERN conveniences In S Soeo /
Lindley b. Parsons, shaws%omes
mers' Telephone 7-l1O. Aessa|
WE HAVE SEVERAL rv,
ERS that require minor rs
are anxious to hear from
lSkowhegan capable of do,nN
dependent Reporter Co.
eB9L WANTED ron -
housework. Evie Dunton ~
street. 'h' ~
KRrCHEN GInI. wAvvv- y
SET hospital, skowhegan
RELIABLE COOK Arm, \
for High IL Camps. Rowe -
ham, Maine). Must have ~.
enees. to months ua.sS
dress until May LIST. Edr.s
PfsasantvillH, N. Y. Aftss q
Rowe Pond. Bingham.
RESILIENT SALESMAN -
ERSET County, man or ~.
good character, capital nor ~
to sell the famous Gillette =.
water bottles and the coss
fountain syringe tpatentedl n
factory direct to the homes
ent employment, commissies
cent Of sales. quick turnoysr
promptly Cor details. Gf,sa
Co., Concord, N. II.
A WOMAN WANTED Al :,
NarroWS sporting camps To ~
work: also two girls for tah.I
Address Mrs. e. G. Stevens, CI,s
Box So.
WANTED A MAN FOR a.
farm work. Write p, w.
RID /. Pittsfield.
KBECKEN GIRL WANTEA
ERSET Hospital, Skowhegan.
GINE OR WOMAN FOA q
homework. Mrs. s. 8. Hut +
Phone 29-4. Skowhegan.
MAN FOR GENERAL
around hotek Inquire at ~
trail Hotel. Court St.. Skowhsev
GIRL OR WOMAN WANT
general homework. Maurics +
Skowhegan. Farmers Phone n.
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SAW MILL WITHIN 10 lsM.ps Oh

SAW MILL WITHIN 10 MMUs OF
Skowhegan. 100x26 It., rotary trimmer
saw. rotary bed planer. single ma
chine. bolter. lathe stripper. saw gum
4 acres land; million of lumber avail
able. 10 million more which Is slight
ly underslze now. Easy two trip road
to shipping point. The price, is low
ance easy terms. James Foyer. Show
hogan. tfS
ABOUT 200, ACRE FARM INCLUD-
ING seven room house. barn 72-40.
Electric lights garage. Farm will take
care of 80 head of cattle, tieup for %
head. Water pumped IN house BY
motor Farm Dee from rock; clay
In good CIVILIZATIONS; IN miles from
town and II mile from electric car
line. VIII include farming tools. all
or part stock. Forty acres plowed.
David B. viie'. Madison Me- r F t,a p l
ASBESTOS DOOR. . TT. IN. WIDE
tachins at top and pulleys with light
cord for raising and lowering supplied
with door II desired. This equip.
ment would cost new SIS. VIII sell
for $685. independent Reporter Co.
USED SEWING MACHINES As Low
as IS each; Get 2 new new SINGER ING s slse.
plete stock OF cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Fuu line accessoEies
temore. Mgr. l72 Water st., akowhe'
gan. tfb1
MARK YOUn LINEN WIFE \ HUE.
asDs snRns pad Sss a onss a s.
mail SOC. independently sDortsr Co. tf4e
PIANO--ExTRA FINE AND DEAv-
TIFUL instrument manufactured hy
Paul Mehiin q Sens. style n. "
Serial No. 27.44o. style known ~
ehes. width four fsst. ten iachsa
Height three feet three inches. Same
size and correspo nding style now made
by this firm sells for sl459. This Inv
strument offered for $s7s. r. r. Pat.
ten. tf<3
MY HOMIE PLACE ON NoaRIn0u-
We, Eao Avenue hn,s Lot e.if rods Tnir.
ton, exceptionally modern IN it, COZ
veniences. Handsomest location y
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories Price s1s.eoo. Roland 2.
uUMMnD TAPE IN noLLs. w
have gummed paper tape in rolls Co.'S
venient for doing up PACKAGES and
required by the AmsrtcaA Exprsss
Company for use. on certain containers.
This we have I'm three widths with
prices as follows. post paid: inch per
roll, 4Sc; inch per rell soc: : Inch
per roll, 76o. Liberal discount for
quantity orders Independent : Re
+, COOLING rANw ron 0AsoLKNE
engine This is OF the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with \ water. cooling sgasoIene
engine. Has never beeHr uncrated.
Would cost ~. wiz ssh for S1A e r
Pstten, SkowhegAn- tf1e
DICTATE Y0UR LEExEns - 1lBu
Of office devices. We are .aintri hptaSl
FER Somerset County. osuA FOR Mters-
ture, or ASK Tor obsaoNetr4ttOnA AaDe
one used MdiphOns. e11nt ~ ealM - Z
good trade. Independent Reporter Go
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SECOND HAND CHAIRS AND BED
STEADS in good condition. Newly
WEEDS take notice Also turkey and
geese eggs. Tom MCGEE. Hartfand.
swiss
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, GEN
Mary, Senator Dunlap, Howard II.
1925 per 100 trimpied, delivered par
eel post $40 pnr 1000 delivered. Len
means Rhubarb roots. very early, red,
tender, Delicious nayor.A Good roots az
per dog. Delivered. A. A. Eastman.
Dexter. e7w14s
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McKAY's TRANSFER. BA(
jobbing or furniture moving.
and long distance. Two truck
Mckay, 227 North Ave. Tel
MACHINE HEMSTTrCHiN&l
edge, covered buttons, bottonhaI
Gordon, knife and side plaitih
ders promptly filled. SampissI
quest. Phyllis Tolman mo-
Main st., Rockland.
WOULD TAKE CHILD TO
Apply to Mrs. ID. b. Vlles
RID i.
WANTED TO GET A MEDfuA
farm including stock on sfares;
take care elderly people for 'Ssi
ertX. Frank cakes, West ~
FOR DREssMAKING CALL
| North Ave. or call N. ID. Phon'
Ida Miller.
BARBER TRADE TAUGHT
PERTS. Few weeks require
tfons secured. Percentage y.
learning. Modern BARRIERS o.
Craig East, Montreal
HIGH GRADE RUGS, HAND
from old carpet. All klnds
nets and rugs cleaned. SEM
eulars to the Oriental hus
Back of Hotel oxford. M. ot "a
pron New england Phones w
42a.
sEND SHOES FOR REPAik|
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hosp ,,,cr
hogan. Welt shoes mauo ~" III
BILE than new. Fun i,ho
work and dress shoes. Lowe
In town.
"A. WARD, HIS BOOK
loaned to someone an autosnS
OF "a. Ward, His Book py
The volume IL, of course. n'sa
BY me. Would appreciate "
n. T. Patten.
HEAT CLEANING AND sne
ING. Soft hats cleaned mi
GQuAI 10 How AAos rnl00m
you wait. Sport ana III esos 3
cleaned and polished. asos
speciality. Peter Leakos y. III Stre1
Cleaning PaFlor. wafer
ar. Station skowhesA~
nuvrxersra. rRINIl,S.ss
larring. For prompt sers
a0ient- work. send or tas,
70 Il. G. HsaN q GO"
finish desired.
TYPWW1IrpnS ~ -
o1Do On ths tADtAiime" ~
smith and other msksA
Haportsr q
suun raOTe @s
ubsss On Pust Card ~
yUu wait. DevslopIns -
Hish Grade aIsts0' r.isDhose
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Found

ON STATE ROAD FROM skOWfstc-
GAN to Athens "A 100-pOund SACK or
feed. owner may have same py ap-
plying to G. c. Kinsmon, RID z,
Skowhegan. 1w20F
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HAVE YoDR PIANO Tul
his spring. Cost Is small.
work guaranteed. B y
experience. Call Myron J. 50
Tel 54-3 Tor 37-12. Farm
36-4. with Smiths Music y
Skowhegan. wv
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ANYONE BUILDING AND II IN
TERESTED in cement blocks for cellar
or any building purposes should see
Joseph F. Roderick Cor same. I'll
North st. N. E. Phone 1851. tfl3
NunoNE CoksETs
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS. VIC
ORoUS, most productive. Uncle
Jim, Senator Dunlap, Brandy
wine, Crescent. King Edward:
per 100. Ralph Ludwig, Halo
we'll, 6w16s
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AAvert,senents - uhsss ssiun., q!
iinss s.ssrtsa snss lse - ~ ai
vita erAss. nasA asAft1snal line B. ~
It.ss. reckon an svsS<es - . we,1.
= ~ 80 h aAva.sss Ne aAsatls,., /. T.
ee>Heeeeeeesee%$~~>>$>>>A...
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REED HAKY eAnnrAGR. eoAD
condition. Have ruHneFA would
cost new s32. Will sell for SIS. J. s.
Cioutier, So West Front St., Skowhe-
gan. 6Wlo'
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.GRIsT MILL FOn SALE LO-
GATED on M. c. r. r. track at
Norridgewock, Maine. Takes
Boston rate OF freight. Must
be sold Mt once to settle estate.
C. w. Greene Grocery Coz, Mad
ison, Maine. tf1v
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rp.wBERRY, RAsPBERHY.
biackberry plants and dahlia,
porn-pon. dahlia, siadi0la. and
neony bulbs. Extensiye varie-
ties from which to choose. Send
today for latest ist. giving
prices and other. eDeetinG In
formation e. w. Furbush,
Greene, Maine. Tel Elsa (foa-
mouth CENTRALLY. eWI4r
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17

SEVEN ROOM HOUsE IN BINGHAM
village on River ST. Electric lights.
flush closet. Also a five-room house
at Carafunk. Make nice summer home.
r. J. PoWeil, eafatunk- 4w2e'
SPECIAL PRICES on WATCHES.
diamonds teveelry silverwafe and OPP
tical soods Old watches taken in ex-
change for new. American made
watches epd jewelry repaired. eferms
if desireu) Merle J. Mahoney. I. NJ
c. A. Bldg, Room 406. Boston. Mass.
7w20'
DARREn p6yW0ETH ROCK
Chicks rec each c. o. ID. All orders
closed for May. Please order at once
for June and July delivery. Mrs. Ralph
Libby. Mainstreafn- 4w20'
FARM IN sMITHFIELD. GOOD
grass land. easy moving, large pasture
and wood lot About four hundred
acres In all. Two silos. good accomo-
dalton for large head of stock. one
mile from village and pond where
there Is good market for cream. milk
and vegetables In summer. Inquire OF
4w2O'
gPnsGssr PsAbs0 WITH MANDOLIN
attachment VIII sell very reasonable
IL taken at once. 35 Sumner st. tf20
FOLDING BED SUITABLE FOR
porch or cottage. Folds from side.
Will not spring shut. Will sell cheap.
w II. Stewart. Norridgewock. 4w20'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-05-17


KINEO C. COOK STOVE, COAL :
lining and tank. Three burner
oil stove with oven. Lawn now
er, wheel barrow, commode, BIZ
cycle and piano stool and electric
desk lamp. Fred c. Nye, 81
Bush St, Farmers Tel. 17-11.
4w18~ Z
Evening star., 1923-12-30
UNDERWOOD'S OLD FOE
I'm PRESIDENTIAL RACE.
L. B. Musgrove Bids for Right to
Name Alabama Delegates to
Convention.
By the Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December 90.
L B. Musgrove of Jasper today an
nounced his candidacy for election
as the democratic nominee from Ala
bama for the Presidency of the
United States. He will oppose Sem
ator Oscar w. Underwood, an an
nounced candidate. in the preferen-
tial primaries next May for the right
to name Alabama's delegates to the
democratic national convention.
The announcement was made after
a series of conferences here among
Underwood opponents. Mr. Mus
grove was defeated by Senator I'm
derwood in the last senatorial elec-
tton.
Mr.. Musgrove said in a statement
delegates only such progressive and
dry democratsNas will properly repre-
sent the good people Of this state, to
the end that your voting strength
shall not be traded off to the vets, to
Wall street, Tammany, AL Smith or
any other reacttonary element OF the
party"
The statement adds that "the right
of the people to select their own rep
resentstives. not hitherto denied In
free America, has been foreclosed by
an act OF the recent legislature under
which no other name may be placed
on the ballot II a citizen OF Alabama
qualities for the race.
This law was frankly admitted by
delegation in their hands," the
statement says. Senator Underwood
is said to be favored by the prefer
entail primary law.