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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-28
Miscellaneous

WOULD LIKE CHILDREN TO
board, any age. I live on farm.
just one-half minute walk to good
school WIN give good care. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Eola Mullin Berry,
North AnsonI RID /. 2w52F
WOULD LIKE To HAVE AN Ell
DERBY lady to board. Good care.
Room may be heated Inquire c. j.
Jones, Skowhegan RID 4. 2w51F
LADIES, HERE is A SPECIAL
New Years offer for you. Modern
Priscilla Magazine, eight months for
$780, Send your name and address
with remittance to Fred w. Preble, 50
Maine ST., Bingham. 4w51
HAVE ROOM AND BOARD FOR
two or three Academy pupils for the
remainder of the year. Mrs. Mellen
H. Berry, North Arson, Maine. Sw5l
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE LARGE
Acme Oak, stove, burns wood or coal
with large door for open Franklin or
large doors to take large junks. c. H.
Nye. Farmers Phone, North Anson
RID 2. 4w49'
ROUND OAK WOOD HEATER NO. 10
AS good as new All mail inquiries
answered. Maurice Hall. Scion. 4w49'
BLACKSMITH WORK. HAVE
opened a blacksmith shop at my home
on Dyer st. Your patronage solicited
VIM. Beauford. Skowhegan. tf5O
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
someone who would exchange farm
for village property. Inquire of Grant
Wakefield. Skowhegan RID 4. 3w5OF
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING BY
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, Skow-
hogan, Full line of mems work ana
dress shoes. Lowest prices in town.
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full concerts will be of great interest
to our radio receivers In all parts
of Somerset County. There are
several new stations giving nightly
program in all parts of the United
States and it will be OF special inter-
est to our local receivers to try and
pick up these stations, some OF which
are as far west as Los Angeles, Cal.
Anyone picking up one of these lew
stations will find that they are broad
casting with distinct clearness and
we would like to have written con-
frmation of the receptions OF these
stations. Station KDKA of Pittsburgh.
Pa has been broadcasting very won
derful dinner programs at about $50
every evening and most of the receiy-
ers in this section are now picking up
these concerts.
Up to the present time n great
many of our radio fans were unable
TO get afternoon receptions but IL
has been quite noticeable fact that
during the past two weeks these same
radio adherents have been picking
up quite few stations from three
O'Clock. in the afternoon Station
WDAP which broadcasts from the
Drake Hotel. Chicago. H., continue
their popular program every Satur-
day night from 1890 p. m. Station
WEAF New York City are coming
through with great after dinner
speeches from some of the most pro-
minent and enlightened men in the
country. During the past week
station WGY Schenectady, N. Y, was
very active with the transmission of
Santa Claus. This was appreciated
very much by the younger generation.
During the coming week which takes
in New Years there will be special
programs by all the large and small
stations and radio fans will greatly
appreciate special concerts on New
Years Eve. The radio editor wishes
all the radio fans a Happy New Year.
Any comments or news items of in
terest or any questions to be answer
ed, II submitted by Monday morning
of each week, will be taken care of
by our column.
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Youthful Engineer In Porto RleO
Writes TO His Dad In Jaekman

Irving Adams of Jackman has re-
ceyed the following letter from his
son in Porto Rico, who left the Uni
yersity of Maine after studying there
for two years. Inasmuch as the
young man is only twenty years old
his interesting letter should prove to
be a great inducement for other
youths to forge ahead for the goal
that comes from diligent effort. The
letter follows:
Central Aguirre,
Porto Rico, Dec. 3, 1923
Ny dear Dad
| decided it was about time for me
to write to you as | have to every one
else. You may be interested in this
country and my work so | will try to
tell you about it.
This climate is the finest imagin-
the people here use me great.
have followed your advice, which as
usual was good, and I have already
made friends | will never forget.
! think this work is the first | was
ever interested in and | am getting
along fine. My salary isn't enor-
nous but l can save $500 a month
on it and the experience | am getting
seems to me priceless. Chief Engin-
eer SIM has lent me books on every
phase of Railroad engineering which
| study in conjunction with my work
thus getting both practice and theory.
| am construction and maintenance
engineer which includes track upkeep
and new work as branch lines,
bridges, etc. Finished a new con-
crete bridge last week. Waterbury
asked me If l could do it, after he
helped me on the blueprints and |
said | didn't know but | would try
hard and l did 1t to his complete sat
isfaction.
We have about so miles of track,
5 oil burning locomotives and all the
usual equipment. | have new Ford
which runs on the track, including a
"nigger" chauffeur. Quite luxury
in Ford, Ell? Practically all the
Americans here are college men and
perfect gentlemen. This company
seems to specialize in giving college
men a start. Waterbury had my job
for two years and now gets 100000 a
month. This company, about the
largest in p. r., produces $4,000 tons
OF sugar a season. How would you
have liked to have that in the cellar
when it was 22c pound?
Am sending you some Porto Rican
Perfectos, il you like them can get
more, the same or different shape
as perfectos or, another brand. Am
also including N. Y. draft for $4,000.
If you can find time let me know what
you are doing in your work, how
mother is feeling and so on.
Love to you and mother,
THOMAS
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SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD RE-
PAIR. Located In Scion village. Fine
cellar owner lives away. Goes Tor
5000 IL taken at once. Frank Moody,
10 Shirley street, Skowhegan. tf45.
$3.50 BUYS THREE LARGE HOUSE
lots in Bingham on the North side or
Dfnsmore Street IL taken at once.
Fred p. McCollor, Skowhegan. RID z.
Farmers Phone 21-3. tf45F
TWO FARMS ON ROAD BETWEEN
Canaan and Cornyille about i-2 mile
from Browns Corner Excellent rea-
son for selling. Nelson Rowe, Hart
land RID. Farmers Phone, Canaan
sill tr41
THE CHARLES PLUMMER FARM
on Middle road to Waterville In SHOW
hogan. including stock, farming tools,
horses. crops, etc. Valuable timber
lot on same. Buildings in excellent
repair. Inquire of George II. Plum
Company, Water Street, Skowhegan.
Telenhone 80. tf29
EAsTPORT. LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rais-
ing. Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings. Price
rfdiculously low. Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs
Sentinel Agency PASSPORT. TIT
Ny HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue Lot 6x16 rods. Thir
teen room house. substantial construc-
ton. exceptionally modern in it's con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
patten' tf40
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To Let


COMFORTABLE FURNISHED RENT
at reasonable price. Inquire at 10
Alder street, Skowhegan. 1w52s
HOUSE IN BINGHAM VILLAGE To
rent at SIS per month. Inquire of
Mrs l. A. Moore. 1871 Main ST., Brock
ton, Mass. 2w52
FURNISHED ROOM NEAR WOODEN
mills. Apply 80 South ST., B. c. Tay-
Tor, Skowhegan. 4w52'
OR TO BUY A PLACE WITH STABLE
in or near town. East side preferred.
B. +. Woodbury., RID. 2w51'
GARAGE TO LET. APPLY rs EAST
Front street, Skowhegan. 4w6os
STORAGE FOR TWO AUTOMOBILES
Mrs. Jerry Harrington. 18 Mechanic 81.
Skowhegan. 4w4ss
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, up
stairs Inquire of +. E. Webster. b5
North St., Skowhegan. tf4S
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DeMolay Christmas Observance Held
in Accordance to Usual Custom

On Christmas forenoon the annual
program was carried out at the Ma
sonic Hall. The music included vio-
lin solos, Miss Virginia W. Ames and
singing by a male quartet composed
of John H. Jenkins, DR.. r. A. Derby
shire, DR.. NJ. E. Lord and Arthur
Plummer with Mrs. Mildred w Wes-
ton playing the organ. Those who
have passed away during the year in
cluded Charles Fl. Lovejoy of Hart
land, knighted November 10, 1900,
died August 20; Abel N. Moore of
Bingham, knighted November 3, 1908,
died October Is: Samuel c. Page of
Dexter, knighted August 6. 1918, died
May S: Edgar Carl Plummer, knight
ed November 3, 1908, died July 13;
Joseph c. viles, knighted November
8. 1899. died July II; Bert l.. Webb,
knighted April II, 1914, died July 25.
The speakers were Past Grand Com
manders George w. Cover and Frank
w. Buchanan. Reading of orders was
by the prelate, Willis c. Hobart and
the commander, r. e. Atwood, pre-
sided.
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Editorial ~
r. Comment
A nos LECTETRS DE LANGUE
FRANCHISE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

C'est surtout en- CO temps des fetes
de Noel ct du Premier de Fan gull
convent d'exprimer nos lecturs de
langue franchise notre profonde gra-
titude pour l'amitie ct la loyaute gull
nous ont montres.
Sans doute nous sayons apprecier
ces sentiments, EN- tout temps de
l'annee, mais nous ne pouvons nous
empecher, mesure, que la nouVelle
aimee approche, de jeter un regard en-
arriere ct de constatef qu'une grande
partie de nos succese est due leur
splendid encouragement.
C'est du fond du occur que nous
les en- remercions ct que nous pro-
motions de continuer nos efforts pour
rendre ce journal digne de la con-
fiance qu'ils ont place. en- nous.
A tous nous souhaitons une Bonnie
ct Heureuse AIMEE!
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FOUR LIVERY TEAMS To Inn
Harry Nelson. Skowhesan. N. r.
Phone 284-3. tfI .
GARAGE TO RENT FOR WINTER
months Room for three cars. IN
for season. a26 Water St., Skowheean'
tf43F
STEAM HEATED ROOMS. MODrRy
cofvenfences, centrally located. Ma,
Postofiice. AZ Water St.. Skowhegan
y. e. Phone 1861. tie
DOWN STAIRS RENT. INQUIRE
Wesley Watson. 81 North Ave, Skoel
hogan. Both Phones. tf4s
DO You NEED AN ADDING NJ.
CHiNEs We can rent you a new
SUNDSTRAND for any length of titns
and at a very small charge Thass
machines have only 10 keys and are
Very simple to operate--a child can
run them They Will add, multiply,
substract and divide. Telephone (botb
phones) or write The Independent. Re-
porter Co tf2s
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For Sale--Real Estate

ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE WITH
2 acres of land. Good trade.
mile from station. Part cash and
easy terms. Wallace Adams, Han
over Street, or inquire at Skowhegan
Novelty Works. 4w52
FARM OF 30 ACRES. ALL TILLAGE
on state road between Madison and
Norrdgewock. Nice buildings and in
excellent repair. Terms If wanted
A. G. Longley, n. f. Tel. 10-11, Nor
ridgewock. 3w52F
SMALL FARM ABOUT MILES
from a hustling village. New house
and stable. water pumped in sink. A
ing Free from rocks. On n. F. D.,
win take part down and balance on
easy payments. Address all letters to
II. L. York Oakland, RID 35. Sw52F
REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULLS.
Grandsons of Dolly Dimple. Terms
and prices within reach of any farm
er. Clyde Getchell, Madison. X. f. d:
No. /. 4w52F'
TWENTY WHITE wYANDOTTE
pullets. May Matched, 81 each. Clyde
4w52F
CLEARED LAND. EXCELLENT
tiliage and pasturage. Mrs. Harry M.
Cullen, 124 Mt. Pleasant Ave, Show
hogan Tel. 1878. tf51
SEVEN THOUSAND EXCELLENT
cedar shingles, SIS per M. b. Q. Bird,
Starks, RID l. tf51F
SELL YOUR FARM NOw-wE
have over 5000 names OF real buyers on
our list who want farms. No with
drawal fees or bills for advertising.
No sale no commission. For quick
action and real service see our nearest
representative, e. p. Dyer at Dyer's
Clothing Store, Madison or w. s.
Spaulding. "a No. Main St.. Pittsfeld.
Maine Farm Agency, Gorham. Maine.
! GROCERY STORE AND STOCK AT
Malbon's Mills. Mrs. ]. v. Wiley
Skowhegan RID z. tf43
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For Sale--Livestock
FORTY THoROuGHBRED WHIT

FORTY THOROUGHBRED WHITE
Rock puilets and IS year old hens.
Also one year old rooster. All first
class stock. Good trade if taken at
once. Inquire of John Brown, North
Arson. 1W52H
Or EXCHANGE FOR HOG AND
poultry or either. One bay horse.
100 pounds, young, good worker and
driver. ~ II. Phone 55-14. f. ID.
Hooper, Sorridgewock, r. f. d. No 2.
tf52F
RABBIT AND Fox HOUNDS, REG
ISTERED. Inquire at II Park St on
Island. 2w51*
MARTIN STRAIN wYANDoTTEs
for sale. Cockerels and year old hens
and l rooster. Inquire Mrs. Louis c..
Dow. 80 Bloomfield St, Skowhegan.
Farmers Tel. 2S-14. 2w51'
BROwN MARE. PAGER, 7 YEARS
old sound and smooth. Can step 2.24.
Sired by Col. Delmar. VIII sell very
reasonable. as | wish to dispose of
her at once. Ida Davis. RID I,
Skowhegan. 2w51F
HORSE, GOOD DRIVER. SOUND
and kind in every way. Eight years
old Must be sold at once. Inquire
of G. A. Benson, Jewett St. Show
hogan. 2w51'
SEVENTEEN WHITE wYANDOTTE
and r. l. Red Pullets. $12 takes the
lot. Harry, Buxton, Silver St, Show
hogan. 4W51"
AM OFFERING ANOTHER FINE
lot of purebred Berkshlres; 20 choice
sows all bred for April litters. ages
SIS to ss5. This is only the prices of
fat hogs and they will make clear
profit re more than their cost in the
next ST. months but 1 will not have
boars. same ages. prices SIS to $50 each
so selected sows and boars for breed
ers from weeks to IL weeks at Sc
to $40 each. Nice farrows weight
from 80 lbs. to 100 lbs. Price from
Mail orders filled. George II. futile,
Norrldgewock RID 1. N. e; Tel.
ELL. 2w51F
BLACK HORSE. 5 YEARS OLD.
Weighing between, 1900 and 400
pounds. All sound and kind. A
good worker. WIN be sold at good
trade. orrison clough. Madison,
Uakewood) RID l. Farmers Phone
ell. tfbOF
A BEAUTIFUL PEN OF SEVEN
choice Rose Combs r. I. Red Pullets,
some now laying. One handsome
yearing male, unrelated. l will sell
this this little lot for first SIS. The
male bird alone cost me SIS bill. If
you want IL sOOu bEetulls pen VI NOUS
here's your chance. Drop In Poultry
Farm. bingham. 3w50F
PAIR OF GREY HORSES. SEVEN
years old. Sound and clever. Weight
about 1000 pounds Also harnesses
and sled. H. *. Atwood, Fairfield
Center 4W50F
THREE cows, SEVEN. EIGHT AND
Nine years old. viii freshen this
month and next. Special value. l. s.
Beane, Caratunk. 4w49F
A PAIR of BLACK MARES, SIX
years old. blocked built, weighs 5000
and perfectly matched George II.
Weston, Water ST., Skowhegan. N. E.
Phone 1913. tf47
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. S. w. Gould, Elm St.. Skowhe-
gan. tf47
ONE 6-YEAR DRIVING HORSE, 100
pounds, one good work horse. VIII
sell or trade for COW. Albert Staneski,
Skowhegan, RID No. 2. tf45F
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DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAN.
press. block, bleach and color mats
equal to new. Hat bands put on
while you wait Shoe dyeing a spec.
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes Cleaned
lust like new Peter Leakos, Shlne
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan. tf26
TYPEWRITERS TO RENT Or FOR
sale on the installment plan. l.. {.
Smith and other makes. Independent
Reporter Co. t1Sz
SETH PHOTO STUD1O-TfOUHP hofO
on most card. Finished while you
wait. Developing and printing. High
grade amateur work. Twenty-four
hour service. Telephone 1862, SHOW
hogan. tISZ
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free 70 QUE
Subscribers.

A SMALL QAUNTITY OF BEECH
nuts, in the Shell or shelled. r. T.
Patten. tf52F
A YOUNG cow GIVING MILK.
Drop me a"line' stating price. Hannah
M. Hussey, Skowhegan RID 4. 2w52F
SET LIGHT BoBs, LONG SLED OR
pung. Write full description and
price in first letter. A. NJ. Folsom. 10
Bridge street, Skowhegan. Sw52F
Low PRICED. ONE OR TWO FAM
lily house in Skowiiegan. VIII pay
cash. Apply to Cleveland s. Creation,
A TWO TON TRAFFIC TRUCK.
McKay's Transfer, 227 North Ave,
Skowhegan. N. e. Phone 116-11,
WOULD LIKE TO BUY A HEN
house about I0x20 or a little larger.
B. C. Taylor. 35 South street. Skowhe-
gan. 4w50F
sHAG KITTENS WANTED AT I.
once let me know what you have
or, ship at once, put straw in the
boxes. $1.25 each kitten. ] pay .
express charges. c. L. Wakefield,
Grove st., Augusta. sw4s'
MAINE LAW REPORTS. VOLUMES
21-SS. Nos 1851 are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old PAM
phlets on our Great Weet ana nara
tives of Indian Captivities of the
earlier date: Dramatic works Of early ear |,
in demand. Please note that other
than the above old books, most old
books are entirely without value. In
dependent Reporter Co. tf36
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Help Wanted
No charge to anyone Ter ads under til
Heading

TEAMS TO HAUL PULP BY THE
cord. Sandy Stream. Come ana
look the job over. John Cahill, Bing.
ham, Maine. 4w52
MAN wANTED ON FARM. sHOULp
be good mixer, and Know how IN
drive team. Walter F. Kilgore, skow.
hogan, RID 8. n. E. Phone 1876
3w51F
AGENTS WANTED, HUSTLIyG
agents to handle fine line of silk
underwear and yelyetan knit garments
Direct from the mill to the customers
Big commission, exclusive territory
Act now for the Holiday trade. f. II
Fargo Agency, 756 Congress ST, Port.
land. NJ. Nelson. State Mgr. 6w5l'
HOUSEkEEPER WANTED, MIDDLE
aged Good home. Good pay. Must
furnish references. Apply 75 East
Front St., Skowhegan. 4Wj0F
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force of the Reformatory for Women.
The presents were much appreciated
by the inmates, some of them have
written letters of thanks to the don
ors. A service of song and exhort-
alton was rendered by Rev. George
Loring Thurlow and several ladies OF
his church on Sunday afternoon. This
was much enjoyed and another meet
ing is contemplated for the near fu-
ture.
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No charge to anyone for ads under this
Heading


WORLD LIKE 4 PLACE TO WORK.
doing anything of which l am capable
Have clerked In grocery store and
worked in garage. Roy G. Bosworth,
SO Summer St, Skowhegan. 2w52f
WOULD LIKE A JOB. AM II
years of age and willing to do any
thing of which / am capable. Lin
den w. Chapman, care of Sherm Green,
26 Middle street, Skowhegan. 2w52f
Have had plenty OF experience. Can
do all kinds of cooking. Or would
like work in restaurant or hotel. Miss
Annie Bean, Madison. 2w52f
WANT JOB CUTTING WOOD. Graf
ING or logs. II. s. Wentworth, Up
per- School street, care OF Thomas
Boulette, Skowhegan. tw52F
HOUsEWORK OR IN HOTEL OR
restaurant. Have had experience in
chamber work. as waitress and in the
Kitchen. Also at laundry work. Miss
A. NJ. Hussey, Care Of Alvin Perkins.
% East Front ST. Skowhegan. 2w51F
Ex-sERvICE MAN WANTS INSIDE
work of any kind. Experienced in
mills, factories and machine shops
Also done some painting Am mar.
ried but VIII go anywhere to work IL
suited. Address william Matheson,
rs Factory St, skowhegan. tf51F
AS HOUSEKEEPER, TABLE WORK
or chamber work by capable lady. Can
furnish references. Write Mrs. Will
hanson, Care of Merritt Gould, or tele-
phone Farmers 1921, Skowhegan.
2w51r
AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR ELDERLY
man. P. o. Box 1873. Arson. Sw51F
WORK WANTED. WILL GO IN
woods or do anything l am capable of
doing. Joseph Gagnon, Wellington.
3w50F
NURSING. TEN YEARS EXPERT
ENCE. Bessie Howard, North New
Portland. Tel 1914. 4w49'
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LOGGING CHAIN IN sKOwHEGAN
or Cornvilie sometime last summer.
Finder suitably rewarded for its re-
turn. Maurice M. Flanders, RID 2,
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. 1876. 3w50F
WILL THE PARTY WHO FOUND A
double shawl during the summer or
fall Qightf on one side and dark on
the other, fringed) please notify T.. w.
Cronkhite, Skowhegan, as this shawl
is greatly priced by its owner, and re-
ceiye big reward. 3w50F
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Found

KEY FouND. OWNER MAY HAVE
same by paying cost of this ad In
dependent Reporter Co 1w52
NICKEL Rim FOR AUTOMOBILE
headlight. Outside diameter about 10
inches. owner may have same by
paying cost of this ad. Independents
Reporter Co. 2w51
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Inmates OF County Jail ReyeIce
Christmas Basket

The inmates of Somerset County
Jail were cheered on Christmas day
by gifts of fruit, nuts. candy and
flowers through the kindness in part
of the Philathea Glass of the First
Baptist Church, also the Federated
Church. These gifts were likewise
contributed In part by Mrs. Bowman
and Miss Fletcher, of the executive
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

AUTOMOBILE WINTER TOPS. WE
have three second hand winter tops in
first class condition. One for Buick
Roadster; one for Buick 5-passenger
touring car. VIII sell for SIS each
One winter top for Ford Touring car
price $35. Holt & Hight. Skowhegan
2w49
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Week OF December 31st
Monday
MAY MURRAY In
THE FRENCH DOLL"
Tuesday
GRACE DARMOND In
THE MIDNIGHT GUEST"
Wednesday
JACKIE COOGAN In
OLIVER TWIST"
Thursday
MILDRED HARRIS In
THE FOG"
Friday
ALL STAR
THE SILENT COMMAND"
Saturday
WESLEY BARRY In
rags TO RICHES"
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Advertisen,en In these columns O exceed ~.
lines inserted for fonr for 5oc cash
with order. Each additional line &c. IN computing
lines. reckon an average Of words. stamps taken.
II mot said In advapee, Toe additional Is charged
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CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
burns woven In by hand, also
moth holes and tears. Amanda
Corriveau, Water ST., Show
hogan, now located at the
Curtis Millinery Shop. tf44
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Bargains for Friday

IMPORTED EYELRT COL.
LAR AND CUFF SETS, Peggy,
tuxedo and fiat styles. QOc
Reduced to ............. wv
First Floor.
EMBROIDERY SILKS, cot
tons, wool. steel crochet hooks,
chenille, cords and other small
art accessories. Odds and ends
in two special groups. Dozen,
loc and zoc.
c0RSETS AND FERRIS
WAISTS, odds and ends In sew
eral styles. Sizes II 31 40
to 80 in the lot, ,.,,,., ~
-Thira F1oor.
DEAUVILLE 'KERcHlEFS,
gayiy colored in many designs,
Three cornered shapes, 100
Reduced, to ......,...,,, d1C
First FIssr.
Evening star., 1923-03-29

BIRD'S.EYE DIAPER
CLOTH. U-ineh, aseptic; san;-
tary absorbent; sealed pack
ages of 10 yards. One piece to
a customer. Friday @1 20
First F1ser.
CAPITOL BRAND MAT
TRESSES, all-layer felt, COW
cred with pretty art CIT AZ
ticking. All Sizes. %AAsE
FIFTH Flssr.
BLANKETS, in block and.
fancy plaids; 70xso; medium
weight for spring;
blue, blue; pink and tan $I.5O
Firth FIoor.
BANDEAUX, back-fastcning
model OF fine brochc with OOI
elastic Sizes 81 to ~. NV
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
RADIUM SILK LACE.

RADIUM SILK LACE, &C.
inch; all-ovcr patterns; black,
navy, brown, white,
gray and henna. Spe- C1 M
cial, yard ............ |Asoo
First Floor.
LAcES AND EMBROID.
ERlES, insertion or edge. Odd
lots reduced to less than half
their former prices. Yard, &c
to S1.00.
VEILiNG, In many colcrs
and combinations. Reduced
about half. Yard, lzc to 39c.
First Floor.
CRoCHETED SPREADS,
heavy weight, with cut-out cor
ners; 84x94; scalloped embroid-
cred edge, Two de- &2SQ
signs ,-s-.--..,.s
q
Evening star., 1923-03-29
ChocoIate.C Covered
Eggs, Sc to $1,000

1t wouldn't be Easter
without them, and there
are so many kinds to
choose from. Filled with
cream, marshmallow, CO.
coanut and fruit and nuts,
in various sizes.
Hollow Eggs, Chicks
and Rabbits Of pure milk
chocolate, Be to 25c..
Jelly Eggs. assorted COLI
ors and havors. Pound
19c.
Fancy Boxes, Eggs and
Easter Animal Containers
for candy, &c to $500.
! First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
White Dresses for
Confirmation and Easter Parties
S5.08 to Sl4.08

All-whte dresses OF novelty voile, mar
qusctte organdic or georgette. trimmed
with fine laces and white ribbons. Every
girls spring and summer wardrobe
should include at least one such frock.
Sizes to 10 years.