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The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-22
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-26
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WANTED FrRsT GLASS AUToMO-
BILE Mechanic. L. l.. Witham,
Skowhegan. 1w30F
WOMAN on GIRL WANTED FOR
general homework. George II. Wes-
ton, 345 Water St., Skowhegan. Tel.
17-13. 2w30
Transfer WANTED AT ONCE.
b. L. Nightingale. Bloomfield Farm
N. E. Phone 1921. 2w80F
SALESMAN OWNING TRUCK TO
manage agency for a quality line OF
Package Sponge and Pound Cake.
Liberal commission and sales help
20 Middlesex ST.. Boston, Mass. 1w30
SALESMAN OR WOMAN WANTED
for Moss Rose" Brand 100 per- cent
ptre-highest grade-home kitchen
neutrality-suspicious. food products. MAR
malade, Jams, Mayonnaise, Salad
Dressings, Sandwich Filings. Local
representative for part or full time.
missions. State experience. Refer
ences. The PoGM, Co., Inc, 1879
Pearl St, Maiden. Mass. 1w3O'
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, SEVERAL
Mattresses. some experience preferred,
wages IS per week with room and
board; one chambermaid, So per week {;
dishes, $40. Must agree to stay until
after Labor Day. A. r. Thorp, New
Holly Inn. Christmas Cove. Maine. 2w29
SALESMAN wANTED--0UR Sue
CESSFUL statesmen are making real
money. If you are looking for both a
present and a future we can give. them
to you II you have ability and win
study and work. Good salary at
start. The National Cash Register
Co, III. r. Baker. Sales Agent. Port
land, Me. 4w29
MARRIED COUPLE WANTED F0H
general farm work. Woman must be
good cook. $40. No children. Wolf
Neck Farms. Freeport 4w28s
MIDDLE AGnD WOMAN FOR GEN.
ERAL hopsework. One child in fam
fly. Apply Mrs. r. A. Gordon, Oak
iyYT6fasEN 'GiAL AT HOTEL OK.
FORD. tf24F
WE HAVE esevnhAL afPEwH4r-
ERS that require minor repairs. We
are anxious to pear from someona in
Skowhegan capabfe OF doing this. m
dependent Reporter Co. tits
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MEMORIAL SERVICES SATURDAY
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard Laid to Rest
In North Cemetery

Memorial services for the late Mrs.
Elizabeth (Moulton) Barnard were
held Saturday afternoon from her
late home on East Leavitt street. Rev.
George Merriam of the Bethany Bap-
list Church officiated aud the obse-
quies were largely attended, There
were many beautiful flowers attest
ing the love and sympathy OF rela-
tives and friends. Interment was in
the family lot at the North Cemetery.
Mrs. Barnard died early Thursday
morning after few weeks critical
Illness. She was born in Exeter, the
daughter of James and Mary Moulton.
In early life she came TO Skowhegan.
although for a time she lived with
her parents In Bangor after leaving
the old home In Exeter. On March
8, 1860 she married George A. Bar
nard for many years a well known
contractor and builder of Skowhe-
gan, and since her marriage Skowhe-
gan Has always been her home. Mr..
Barnard died In April, 1901. Since
that sad event Mrs. Barnard has lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Mary b.
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LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Madeline Pinkham of Dover,
~ H. is guest at the home OF Geo
W. Cover on Baptist Hill.
Fred ]. pouHn and Julian j. Con-
roy left Monday for a several days
fishing trip to Grace Pond.
Roscoe Eddy, Commissioner of
Labor, was in town Thursday and
Friday of last week on matters OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clough and
daughter, Dorothea returned last night
from a several days visit with friends
in st. Adams, Vt.
DIR. J. o. Piper of Scion was IN town
Monday bringing a patient to Somer-
set Hospital who was suffering with
a fractured arm.
Miss Edith Simpson, S. II. S. 1923 Is
at Somerset Hospital where she I'M
derwent the first of the week an
operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nice. Smith
of New York and Mrs. Vim. II. Bos-
we'll of Washington, d. c. were in
town yesterday. touching skowhegan
and the Kennebec Valley section on
their way to Quebec and Montreal.
Mr.. Smith called at the Reporter Of
flee having had frequent business cor
respondence with the concern in con-
nection with the Complete Advertis-
ing and Selling Service of New York.
He expressed himself as much pleas
ed with this locality.
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stinchfield and from her hassreceived
the most solicitous care and atten-
ton. Her age was eighty-seyen
years but her general appearance In
dlcated that she was many years
younger and up till within a few
weeks of her death she participated
in the social activities of which she
had been so fond In her younger
years. SO noticeable was this that
Skowhegan people had come to feel
that somewhere Mrs. Barnard had
drunk from the spring OF eternal
youth, and her death Is being sincere
ly mourned by hosts OF friends with
whom she had been much associat-
ed. Her affiliations were with the
Town Improvement Society, Sunset
Chapter, o. e. s., the Russell Relief
Corps, Skowhegan Grange and Som
erset Pomona. She was also mem
Der of the Universalist Sewing Circle
when that organization was active
and an attendant at the First, Uni
versalist Church. Likewise she was
a member of the Tuesday Club, a
small organization of ladies' whom she
entertained on her last birthday, May
4th. She is survived beside her
daughter, by one son. Charles M.
Barnard of Lewiston who made fire.
qdent trips home to visit his aged
parent and by one granddaughter,
Miss Virginia Blanche Stinchfleld,
who graduated from Skowhegan high
school last year and is at present a
clerk at the Bucknam Pharmacy. .
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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
4 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 " cash and the bal
ance easy terms. James Foyer, Show
hogan. us
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 20
head. Water pumped in house by
motor. Farm free from rock; clay
loan land and good location. Farm
In good cultivation; ~ miles from
town and " mile from electric car
line. VIII Include farming tools, all
or part stock. Forty acres plowed
David B. Viles. Madison. Me. r i ID l.
tf9F
MY HOME PLACE ON NORnmGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods. Thfr-
teen room house. substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in It's con-
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patter,. tf40
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sThe Meanest Man IN the World" Mt
Lakewood Theatre Next Week

1.-THE Meanest Man in the World"
was produced in New York by Broad
ways famous neutrality-suspicious.
George M. Cohen, the man who knows
what the public wants for entertain
ment and gives 1t to them. In adj
dition to presenting the piece he ap-
peared In the chief male role which
Kenneth Thomson Of the Lakewood
Players will act. The piece jumped
into instant favor and weeks and
months of popularity followed.
Within the last few weeks 1.-THE
Meanest Man in the World" was re-
leased for presentation by limited
number of stock companies in the
United States. Knowing what the
play was, Director Whitcomb immed
lately got In touch with the New
York company handling 1t and made
arrangements for its production here.
As a result theatregoers of Lakewood
will have the opportunity TO witness
this great comedy drama next week.
To attempt anything like a COM
plete sketch of the story of 1.-THE
Meanest Man in the World" would be
to reduce your pleasure of seeing It,.
Let 1t suffice, therefore. to say that It
deals with life in New York and life
In small Pennsylvania town. That
II deals with real problems and that
its people are real. In doing this, 1t
manages, at the same time, to provide
more laughs to the minute than two
average comedies would II they were
worked together. 1t is, in fact, this
irresistible humor, as much as any
thing else, that made 1.-THE Meanest
Man in the World" the great hit that
1t was on Broadway, while on tour,
and is going to be locally by the mid
die of next week when people have
had the opportunity to see it.
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SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS AND
poles; lumber 2"X4"; 2"X6" and boards
NJ. T., Bealc. Silver st. N. L. Phone
20-22. 2w30'
A THREE BURNER FLORENCE
Blue Flame oil Stove with oven. Price
SIS. Farmers Tel. ga, Canaan FIX
change. Herbert l.. Greene, Skowhe-
gan. RID 6. 2ws0F
A VOLUME OF "sCrENCE AND
tive" by Mary Baker Eddy, published
by A. w. Steward, 1918. Would cost
new $500 will sell for $1.00. Address
XRM, Care NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tf30f
A COPY OF DAVID BARKER's
POEMS. complete. In excellent condi-
ton, $500. r. T. Patten, Skowhegan.
tf30F
ELECTRIC FLASHING RED. WHITE
and blue window sign, 2O"xlS" Any
ad can be used, So. Also hall rack,
cheap. Z. +. Lessard, Madison. 4w30.
FULL LINE or LEADING BRAND
shoes for men, women boys and girls
at Kincaid's Shoe Hospital now locat-
ed in store formerly occupied by
Luckow Cigar Shop next TO coburn
Garage. Lowest prices in town. tf30
SHOW CASE. BREAD box, 4
cheese box, set scales. ! coffee grind
err, 1 White Mountain refrigerator, A.
X. Rowell, Skowhegan. 1W30'
REED BABY CARRIAGE. GOOD
condition. Tel. 1915. 2w30'
SECOND HAND RIDING WAGON.
Also bass wood boards. Omar Beau
lieu, Telephone 1t4-22, Bush St, Show
hogan. 4w29'
SET OF LIGHTWEIGHT NEW
harnesses, suitable for cream wagon.
b. c. Britton, Skowhegan RID 3. New
Eng. Phone 1872 tf29F
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BICYCLE
tires, non skids to fit %" wheel $l.50
each Findley tires 30x3k non skid
80. Hook on and lace on boots 30x8
and 30x3k, Csc each. Auto jacks, all
steel, $1s25. j. d. Symons. Skowhe-
gan. 3w29
DOORS, WINDOWS, MOLDING, WALL
board, sash glazed and unglazed, in
terror finish and other building mater
ial. Our entire stock, singly or in
large lots. Closing out and will make
very favorable prices for quick sale.
McQuiilan Pooler, on the Island,
Skowhegan. Both telephones. office
open fQrenoons only. tf2S
HEMLocK BOARDS AND PLANK.
w. b. Whittier. 1853 Madison Ave-
Skowhegan. 2w29
FEW MORE MCCORMICK DEER
ING Rakes. New and second hand
Deering and Mccormick Mowers. 8 II.
Osborne mower all READY for the feld
$40, or Will exchange any of the above
machines for cows or young stock.
Horace S. Withee RID 1. Skowhegan.
N. u. Telephone. RID IL, Norridge-
wock. 2w29F
THE DENT-REP0RTER.
Madison Bulletin ,Houlton Times,
Rockland Courier Gazette and Por-
land Press Herald daily at the
Novelty News Store, Water Street,
Skowhegan. tf2sF
PITCH FORK. DRESSING FORK,
hand weeder, hand potato digger. pick
axe, sledge hammer, axe. wagon jack.
Also oil stove in fair condition all at
my residence at 33S Madison Ave,
-Skowhegan. A. Fl. Cleveland. tics
SAWED LUMBfsR. DIMENSIONS
and boards for building by the carload
or retail trade. Prices reasonable.
c. M. Lancaster, s Manson St, Pitts
field. 4w28
NEW AND SECOND HAND MOWERS
and horse rakes. Henry Hoyt, 500
Madison avenue. 4w27s
JERSEY COW, FIVE WEARS OLD.
Also Collie puppies. Call at my home
in Embdeq on middle road to Concord
or write Miss Alice Whitney, North
Arson, r. +. d. 4w27'
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POOR MANS OPPORTUNITY

POOR MANS OPPORTUNITY
100 acres two miles from village, 90
hardwood. 200 cords soft wood, house
Z rooms, good repair. water at the
sink. Barn 4Ox50, running water,
silo, hay fork. price $1,000 5000 down
or will take auto as payment. Alonzo
+. Richards. Pennington. 3w2S
WILLOWS HOTEL, PENNINGTON,
Maine, 35 rooms, we'll situated for sum-
mer boarders and automobilists, on
State highway to Rangeley. +. M.
Richards, Pennington. Sw27s
ONE HOUSE LOT, NO. 85 AT THOMP-
SONS Garden, Skowhegan. 100x50.
Price 1850. Clifford Tanner, Fitch
burg, Mass 8w27'
TWO STORY AND HALF HOUSE,
4Ox24, with ell. Lot sOx16O. Cellar
supply water in sink. Good garden
spot. carriage and hen house. Nice
stable, 24x28, one and one-half story
All in good condition. Nice tenement
overhead, store beneath. Buildings con-
nected. Property will be sold at n
bargain, Chas. L. Worthley Depot
ST., Norridgewock tf26
TWO HOUSE LOTS. NOS. 90 AND 100
at Thompson's Garden, Skowhegan.
Each 100x99, one on corner $500; other
adjoins 1t, $3.50. Mrs. j. ]. Tanner,
Fitchburg, Mass, Care of Glover Hin
Farm. 8w25s
TWO HOUSE LOTS, NOS. 90 AND 100
at Thompson's Garden, Skowhegan.
Each 100x99, one on corner, other ad-
joins It, Price $500 each. Mrs. j. J.
Tanner. Head Pond Camps, Jackman.
8w25"
DESIRABLE HOTEL AND FARM
property near Lake Wesserunsett and
Lakewood grove. Madison Center. Five
miles from Skowhegan, same distance
from Madison, on electric car line.
Also on direct auto route Boston to
Quebec. 100 acres but would sell part
If desired. Vehicles and farming ma
chinery IL wanted. Horace T.. Spear,
p o. Address, Madison, RID l. Both
telephones tf25
FARMS AND HOMES, WRITE OR
call for our latest circular describing
dairy, fruit and general farms on easy
terms. C. w. Smell. Madison. tfe4
3 ROOM TwO-APARTAENT HOUSE.
All modern conveniences. AXIS lot D. B.
Hobart, Madison Ave-. Skowhegan.
Farmers Tel. ga. tf23
SEVERAL TIMBER LOTS, AGGRE-
eating 800 acres in Madison, near
Lake Wesserunsett. Two barrel-stave
machines, gasoline engine, etc, In the
trade IL desired. Also several pair of
heavy horses with harnesses. carts. etc.
Horace Il. Spear, Madison. RID ]. Both
telephones. tf23
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70 Let

COTTAGE ON. THE SHORE OF
mony Station. Accommodates 8 per-.
sons Splendfd salmon. perch, bass
and piekerei fishing. Beautiful seen,
cry Write for particulars. Ansel
Brown. Harmony. 1wsO'
Rooms TO RENT WITH ALL
Gated near Municipal Building, 1T
Water St. N. Il. Phone 1S6-11. tf30
FURNISHED RENT OF THREE
rooms for housekeeping, all modern
improvements Inquire at 681 North
Ave, Skowhegan. 1w30
A MOE LITTLE COTTAGE sITUAT-
ED on a beautiful lake. Terms rea-
sonab1e. This place is fitted for light
h speo, Phone FL e H ayford S sS
change. tf29
p no YOU NEED AN ADDING MA
and at a very sinafi charge. These
machines have only 10 keys and are
very simple to operate child can
an tnem and Ths sde WIZ ree se a bot
phones) or write The Independent
Reporter Co. tf28
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. MRS.
W. r. Trask. 10 Cross st. 3w2s'
COTTAGE AT. LAKEWOOD. NJ. j.
Haines, Skowhekan. tf25
COTTAGE Ar LAKEWOOD, ALSO
So cottage lots for sale. Colby T. HUFF,
Tel. 273-2. Skowhegan. ties
CoTTAGE Ar LAKEWOOD FOR
month OF August. l.. II. Iewett, Show
hogan r. F. d. 3. tf25F
COTTAGE To LET ON EAST SIDE
OF lake. Convenient to store at East
Madison. G. Fl. Triton. tf23
BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel. Suitable for garage.
Borden q Ruesakoff, Hkowhegan. tf19
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G. Males SbU.OU, temaleS 83b.
Mrs. II. A.. Coleman. Bingham.
~ 4wSos :
.
PAIR BLACK HORsEs.. SIX YEARS
old good. workers. Also set of new
harnesses Can be seen Mt w. w
Tozier's on Athens road, four miles
~ INV " - '' 1wso.
THREE GOOD cows, TWO TO
freshen in August, and one later. S.
T.. Lawrence. r. f. D. 2, Skowhegan
Farmers Phone 1922. 4wS0'
FLOCK OF "a HENS. ALSO IN
CURATOR and brooder cheap. In
uuire of Mrs. Charles Lewis, III North
Ave, Skowhegan. lw3O
A JERSEY cow, Is WHITE LEG
HORN hens and rooster and five coon
kittens. Mrs, VIM. Fenton, River Road.
Mercer. 2w3eF
-FOUR YEAR OLD COLT, BROKEN
to the saddle. b. f. Woodbury., RID g.
Slcowhegan. 2w29F
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH SHEPHERD
and Collie puppies. three males and
two females. Males So; females 49,
Mrs. T.. c. Herrck, New Gloucester,
Me-, RID j. 2w29'
TwENTY-FIvE THOROBREO II. l..
Red, year old hens, from heavy laying
strain. Price $50 each. Mrs c. N.
Kicker, IL y Pine St.. Skowhegan. Tel.
1882. 2w29F
10 HENS, All LAYING, PURE
BRED Buttercups. 4 White Wyandottes
I two-year old heller, Holstein- Jersey;
/ disc harrow good condition. Austin ID,
Goff, Bingham. 4w2Ss
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10 YOU WANT THAT GAH FAh
right? Take it to the Hartland ca
rage, Hartland. A first class job by
first class man. A. e. Buffers, ProI
iwssI
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
A suitable reward will be given
anyone giving hs the name of any per
son who breaks the insulators on m
poles of this company. Persons foun1
guilty of this offense will be punisbt
to the full extent of the law. somer
set Farmers Cooperative Telephon.
Comnany. AVID
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAl
Press, block. bleach and color hal
equal to new. Hat bands put q
while you wait. Shoe dyeing a spec
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cleanel
lust like new. Peter Leakos, snlnI
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan. III
ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND P0ut
TRY. Write kind and number. HislI
est market prices paid. our snop
now located across from the moo,'
Mill on East Front st. open from
G a. ,o J Rros Roy 32s. ties
WANTED YOUNG LADIES, HieJ
School graduates to enter hospital ~
training. Glass starts IN Sep'g mna,nl
Three year course. Registered Ira an
ing school. First year 800; 2na
t$144; 3rd, $168 with full maintenance
Write for prospectus Supt' Le ,,as3
Morse Hospital, Natick. Mass ii"sl
PUBLIC GARAGE AND WAfs slsiI
Lunch Room. would be a paying a Jaa,l
mass for some one. on State road, aoou|
haif way from Bangor to Rahgeile3
Lakes. have just the right i4 3,.,a.t,
with buildings suitable, small i u, voJ
ment Is all that Is required 10 S'a e,o,ry
in. ANY one interested see +. ~ 80 ,,SI
rs Mt. Pleasant Ave, SkowhesAn' ~
SECOND HAND FURNiTuhE ac pu,
and sold. We are now located a, noiv %,
from the American Wooden MN u,h nj
East Front st. Write or phone, a MAR
YOU have. N. f. Tel. 1S2-2. oo'u tfei
brothers, Box 1928. Skowhesa" ar.
SERVICE AND QUALITY ~ and and
watchword. Modern equlp''ituhma hes
years of experience give you ,e ne studio
in developing and printing nun tfgs
Water St, Skowhegah'
HANDSOME LADY OF ME t;la,s,
would marry IL suited. STAMP w,O'
Box 1877, Dennison, OHIO n,ox
WEALTHY, PRETTY. AFFECT Eoiiv en-
ATE girl. would marry WIG utl
closing envelope. Doris Da" 1s'w9Os
Euclid. Ohio.
AM LOOKING FOR A GOOD .a nH hui
Would prefer a house by M ~ sltua.
would accept double tenement 40 ,leas-
tion was right and surroundl"Eys nuirsl
ant. SIX rooms and pain ~ roonl
Would take seven or even eis "s,,bstanl
n necessary. II you nave me vi
tial, neat, pleasant outht ~ ors AT all
can trade. IL your figures ar refer.
1r,tbin reason. Can furhlsn indie.
ences. n. l.. Anderson care " mi
pendent Reporter.
SEND SHOES ron REPA lIa1 sEow.
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hosp more fexi-
herhn. Welt shoes mace ~ men'l
HE than new. Full lhe nrIcel
work and dress shoes. Lo~' I'll
In town. NJ
DnvYcLopfNG. PRINIISsss and 81
larrinr. FOR prompt sers' your nlml
acient work. send or tax Se,on. gtste
to q, C. Heald D Co., e"'' TIL
dnf1h desired. -
TYrUwnTTERs TO Nan L Z
sais "a the installment 22.aspsslsl11
,91Iith enA other nsksA
Aurss rnoTo srUD,sSsd vSa1
DhoeO on Post CARD. and printle
xoa wait. Developins ,vork. TwS13
HIGA krado amateur ,snhons iM-s|
f0Ir hour service Tei'' ~
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

BUICK ROADSTER. JUST OVER
HAULED. In frst-class shape. New
carburetor just installed. Three spare
tires and one spring. Also equip
ment and tools. Tremendous bar
gain II taken at once Box 252 North
Arson, 1W30
TWO REQ SPEED WAGONS, ONE
practically new Both at bargains.
Peter Debe, Water St, Skowheghn.
N e. Tel. G3-3 3W30
A FORD TOURING, 1921 MODEL.
Car has been thoroughly overhauled
and has new tires this year. Inquire
at "a Madison Ave-. Madison. 92w30
FORD SEDAN, 1921 MODEL. IN
perfect condition. Price right A
very good trade Call at 1T Water
st. n E. Phone 1861. tf3O
FORD TOURING CAR. RUNS WELL,
looks good will sell cheap. F. d.
Sterry, rs Mt Pleasant Ave. tf28
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Wanted-To Buy
AaAs unasr this Asss nss - sus


FOR CASH ONE 500 GALLON GAS
OIINE tank and n one-gallon regis
tering pump with same, both to be In
good condition. Everett Stewart, Box
II, Moose River. 1w30
SMALL IRON SINK AT ONCE. BOx
36S, Skowhegan. 1w30F
ONE OR MORE GOOD YOUNG NEW
mich cows. Lee A. Ketchum, Madi-
son, RID /. 2w29F
PEELED SPRUCE, FIR AND Pop
LAR pulp wood for season OF 1929
1924. Tel. 684-M Frank Il. Mace,
81 Winthrop ST.. Augusta. SWEEP
WANT TO BUY. If FOR SALE At
moderate price. an old fashioned ordin-
airy bicycle The kind you win re-
call with one large wheel trailing
small one behind. Please let me know
IL you have anything of the kind and
will try to go and see 1t. r. q.
Patten. tf24F
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Fond

SOFA PILLOW ON NoRnIDGEwOCK
Road Owner may have same by pay
ing cost of this ad. Independent
Reporter Co. 1w30
fADY.s RING. owNfcfk MAY
have same by proving property and
paying for this ad. Bert Goodrich.
Alder ST., Skowhegan. Telephone
1922. 1wS0"
SIX sfHHfsfs AND ONE LAMB
strayed into my field of oats, Owner
may have them by paying for this ad,
damages and 'expense Of keep Within
thirty days. July 10, 1898. W. NJ.
Loomis, Athens. 3w29@
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Miscellaneous

A UTO sERyICE-FARNIycro,
Madison. Skowhegan. Daily ~
except sunday. Fare $500 each NJ
Leave Pennington 8 a. m ~
Hkowhegan .6.45 a. m. Leave o a,
Hotel, Skowhegan Z n. m. AsV
Pennington S.45 a. m. Waltsr
Smith, ~ High St. Farmington p.
fio'o ''if. LIVES
/ WANT TO f'RoCURE pIcvr0,
OF the Arnold Marker on the Islam
Of Arnold Markers at any port
and down the Kennebec, also n.
ture of Old Point Monument.
Patten, Skowhegan. ttiap