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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20
For Sale--Livestock
DISPERSAL SALE OF ALL MT. BET

DISPERSAL SALE OF ALL MT. BET
Berkshires. Nothing reserved. VIII
sell whole herd or any part. A chance
for some one that wants start from
the best herd in Maine. Young pigs
as low as 81. Young stock, both
sexes ready,to breed for spring filters
as low as $40. Young brood sow to
pig this fall as low as $50. Brood
sows that has had one litter and are
to farrow this fall as low as $35. Nice
service boars as low as 800 Moth
ing better at any price. Come and
see me If Interested. fine lot OF
feeders from IL weeks to 16 at a bar
gain. George II. futile, Smithfeld;
2w38F
TWO sOws, BRED TO FARROW
about Oct 25. Also one boar; all
Chester White Stock. Tom MCGEE,
Huff Hill, Hartland. Sw3SF
WEEKS OLD PIGS, ALSO SOME
shoats at fall prices. n. Il. Phone
258-3. NJ. NJ. Whittemore, Skowhe-
gan r F. ID 7. 4w38F
FOUR MALE, TWO FEMALE sHEP-
HERD collie pups. f. q s. Jewett
r. Jewett tf38F
HAMPSHIRE, TUNIs, and DELAINE
Merino rams. A few ewes and lambs
also. See them at the Norridgewock
fair next Saturday Sunset Ridge
Farm. Fairfield. 1w3SF
(BEsT oFFER) ELEVEN YEAR OLD
chestnut mare; sound. gentle, safe:
Good driver or worker. Two seated
Concord wagon, driving harness. lamp
and robe. Also twelve year old blk.
horse, about 1909. Work single or
loads oat straw. See A. NJ Folsom
(fire-room) Anderson Mill No. 4, after
4 p. m. 4W38
TuREn RICI< FIELD FOX HOUNDS
bitches. 7 months and one full blooded
redbone bitch, 2 years for skunk fox,
coon or rabbit Can't be beat. Dex-
ter Decker, Mercer. 2w3Ss
FIFTEEN II. I. RED COCkERELs,
April Matched, farm raised, good col
ored husky birds, only SO each for
quick sale. Drop In Poultry Farm,
Bingham. 2w3SF
FOUR WEEKS OLD PIGS, II. ID. DUN
LOP, Route 3. Skowhegan. N. L. Phone
1894. 5w37
BLACK GELDING WEIGHING
about 1900. 6 years old. All sound
and clever. Good worker. VIII sell
right H. Il. Skidmore. Both
phones. Athens. 4w37
PAIR HORSES WEIGHING 1900
pounds; Jersey cows. all giving good
milk; 2 two year old; 2 one year old
and 2 calves; 100 chickens. 80 fowl;
3 shoats; all crops except potatoes.
WIN. Bariash, Athens, r. +. d. No. |.
N. Il. Phone 4-5 3wS6f
BLACFS HORSE, 3 YEARS OLD,
weighs 1900 lbs, or will exchange
for automobile or truck. +. Il. Hoyt,
Anson 4W36'
BLACK HORSE, YEARS OLD,
Weighing between 1900 and 400
pounds All sound and kind. A
ha Mt
trade. Orrison Clough, Madison,
CLakewood) RID 1. Farmers Phone
| ell. tf35F
GOOD FLOODED FOUR WEEKS OLD
White Chester pigs. also number of
| shoats. Harry M. Cullen, Skowhegan
RID Q. Telephone 1908. tf2SF
TWENTY PUREBRED HOLsTEIN
animals. George Clough, Lakeview
/ Farm. Madison. r. E. d. No. I. tf18R'
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1920 DODGE TOURING CAR IN FIX
CELLENT running condition, good
tires. VIII sell very cheap. X Y. u.
Box 36S, Skowhegan. 4w3S
A 1922 MODEL CHEVROLET. HAS
been we'll taken care of and Is In first
class condition. Three new tires. viii
go at a bargain price IL taken at once.
Inquire of Ernest Dionne care of the
Independent-Repor Skowhegan.
Tel. $50. tf36
FORD TOURING CAR IN EXCEL
LENT condition. Very cheap. In
quire Poulin & Laney. Water St. Show
hogan. tf36
CLEVELAND SIX, FIRST CLASS
VIII exchange for Player Piano or
Ford Sedan. To be sold at bar
gain. Y. 7. z. Independent-Repor
Co tf34F
AUTOMOBILE TOW LINE WIRE.
about 20 feet long. with two clevises
and two rope loops Cost $500 Will
sell for $1.25. Sent anywhere post
paid Independent-Repor Co. tf34F
BUICK 4 ROADSTER. JUST OVER
HAULED. In first-class shape. New
carburetor just installed. Three spare
tires and one spring. Also equip
ment and tools. Tremendous bar
ON@S~H 49,
Arson. tf30
FORD TOURING CAR, RUNS WELL,
looks good will sell cheap. F. d.
Sterry, 76 Mt. Pleasant Ave. tf2S
NOTICE! BUTCHERS AND DEAL
Frs in livestock. l have to sell an
auto trailer especially built to carry
beef creatures and livestock of all
kinds. Cost $3.50 to get up, will take
best offer. Well sprung and extra
we'll ironed. Tires good. Luther
Elliott, Patten Farm, RID 6. Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Phone, Canaan 81.
tf26F
AUTO TIRES, NON SKID 3Ox31z.
Special at SO. Mail orders 15c extra.
j. D. Symons. Water ST., Skowhegan.
tf24
SET OF TIRE CHAINS 33x41k. GOOD
as new. Would cost $500. VIII sell
for $3.50. Add 35c for packing and
postage IL to be sent by mail. r. T:
Patten. TIA
BICYCLE TIRES. RED KNOBBY
tread Special at s1.50. Mail orders
10c extra. ]. d. Symons, Water ST.,
Skowhegan. TIA
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Lost

IN PASTURE ONE GUERNSEY COW
and one year old white Holstein hei-
fer. Maurice Magoon. Skowhegan, r.
+. d. No. f. Farmers Phone 29-2
2w3SF
SMALL BUNCH OF KEYS INCLUD-
ING key to Yale lock. one fiat key
and others. DR.. c. Earle Richardson.
Skowhegan. Both phones. 1w3S
CHILD's BLUE OyERCOAT AT
Fairview Park during Somerset Cen
trail Fair. Finder will be suitably re-
warded for it's return to Decker's
White Cash Market, Island Ave, SHOW
hogan. 1w3S"
A LONG STRING OF PEARL BEADS
at Fairview Park, Wednesday night of
last week, somewhere on the midway.
Finder please return to Mrs. John Bug
Zell, 81 Winter st. 1W38'
INDEPENDENT-REP KEY
ring and three keys. Finder please
return to Independent Reporter Co.
tf37F
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For Sale--Real Estate

HORSE, COW, HENS AND CROPS,
$1,000. IS acre farm, miles from viii
lage, on main road; Is acres smooth,
level fields pasture for cows; album
dance wood for home use and about
SOM lumber; Broom house barn 40 1T,
square owner has purchased large
farm and will include one good horse.
harness and wagon, COW, hens IA
acre potatoes; ga acre sweet corn and
large vegetable garden. Price $1,000,
$500 cash. J. X. Richards, Farming
ton. 1W36
FIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF OLD
growth hemlock, Ia mile from new
State road or Kennebec River Joseph
Keast, Skowhegan RID 8. Sw3sF
POULTRY FARM OF 4 ACRES WITH
poultry equipment. Located on DR..
Factory. Good chance for some one.
A. II. Cleveland &c Co. or Chester Per-
kins, Skowhegan. tfSS So
SULLIVAN HOUSE. HARTLAND.
Trunks and clothing of Beverly p.
Bonnell of Hartland, now of Augusta
Is held and claimed for meals and room
to the amount of $45 and expenses on
same. f. c. Hatch, Prop, Hartland.
2w3Ss
HOUSE LOT ON NORTH AVENUE,
opposite Daggett's. place. Well on
property. MIS- MARY "A. NuSScli,
Lakewood Road. 4w3S'
ESTATE FOR SALE IN ATHENS.
Seven room house, large shed. stable,
carriage house and hen house. One
acre of land with buildings. Also
ten acre field of tillage land and 45
acres of wood and timber. Located
FIVE minutes walk from school, church
and store Just across street K, r, j.
to door Price reasonable If sold at
once Mrs. George T.. Spoffard, II
Summer ST., Skowhegan. y. E. Phone
1921. 4w3Ss
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Horace Maxim of Pittsfield

Horace Maxim, well known resi-
dent of Pittsfield died at his home on
the Hartland road, Monday morning
at $50 after long and painful ILL
ness. His age was 80 years. He is
survived by his wife, by a daughter,
Mrs. Herbert C. Hunter of Pittsfield
and by son Charlie Maxim of Pal
myra and by brother, Samuel Maxim
of Palmyra. The funeral services
will be held today at one o'clock from
his late home, Pittsfield. Interment
will be made in the village cemetery.
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To; Let

TWO NICE ROOMS. MRS. FRED
Parkman, II Leavitt ST.. Skowhegan.
2w38
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN ROOMS
pantry, shed and stable, room and gar
den in the Seaman Burrill house; on
East Leavitt street. Will rent for
one year or longer. Inquire of Addie
b. Gee, care of Anna Prescott, Water
street Skowhegan. 1w3S'
FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD.
Call or write to NJ. Singleton, North
Beech street. 2w3S'
OCTOBER list. HOUSE 10 McCLEL-
Ian ST. Family with no small chill
dren. Apply Mrs. l.. s. Smith, Wat
erville, Care of Fellows Brass & Iron
Foundry. Tel. 235M. tf37
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HEAVY SET OF DUMP CART
wheels and axle, suitable for state road
work. B. d: Dunlop. Skowhegan RID
3. River Road. N. q. Phone 1874.
tf21F
UPRIGHT PIANO WITH MANDOLIN
attachment. win sell very reasonable
IL taken at once. 50 Summer st. tao
DRY STOVE WOOD. LEAVE Or
DERs with Peter Turcotte or call,
1862. tits
TWO WOODEN HANGERS. THESE
shafts. Measurements about 11"x28".
Ten lag screws with same. Outfit
would cost $500 or $500. Will sell
for $3.50. Reporter Co.
tf16F
COAT ROOM CHECKS, VERY NEAT.
Round. metal edged punched with large
hole for hanging on pin: Numbers S6n ass I'm In
of atty tickets. Observation-Disclosures
Co. It'll
PRICE TICKETS FOB MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No, Q,
100 tickets assorted cts. to IS, price
SOC. Set No. 4. 100 tickets, assorted
5 cts. to so cts. price clio. Set No.
81. 100 tickets assorted $1.oo to 800.
price $1.I5. Sent on approval. other
assortments TO order. Independent
Reporter Co. Till
ASBESTOS DOOR, 4 FIT. IN. WIDE
by IT. . in. high. Hinges for at
taching at top and pulleys with light
cord for raising and lowering supplied
w meth a Seaa eos: ne% ,s This VIII ffu ss
for 1926. Independent-Report Co.
USED SEWING MACHINES AS Low
as s5 each. Get a new SINGER cleo
trio machine. We also have COM
plete stock of cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
Singer Sewing Machine Co., A. L. Whit
temore. Mgr, 172 Water St. Skowhe-
gan. tfel
PIANO-ExTRA FINE AND BEAU
TIFUL instrument manufactured by
Paul Mehiin & Sons. Style R. v.
Serial No. 27.44o. Style known as
che as Width four feet. ten inches.
Height three feet three inches. Same
size and corresponding style now made
by this arm sells for $3.50. This In
strument offered for $876. r. T. Pat
ten. tat
MARK YOUR LINEN WITH A RUB
RGa nRns pad or out bS
mail soc. Independent-Rep Co. tao
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
nave Rummeu paper tape IN Tolls coh-
venient for doing up packages and
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers.
This we have in three widths with
prices as follows. post paid: l inch per
roll, 45c; 3 inch per roll. SOC; 3 inch
per roll. 75c. Liberal discount for
quantity orders. independently Re-
porter Co tf32
COOLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
engine. This 10 Of the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost $25, will sell for $40. r. T.
Patten. Skowhegan. tf2S
ANYONE BUILDING AND 1T IN
TERESTED in cement blocks for cellar
or any building purposes should see
Joseph F. Roderick FOR same. I'll
North St. N. e. Phone 1861. tia
BULLETIN BOAnD-vERY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display. for retail
store or for making public announce
ments anywhere. Would cost $500 to
build; will sell for SITS. r. T. Patten
tfs
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Help Wanted
No charge to anyone for nd. ~.
Heading

WOOD CUTTERS NEAR nv.
Inquire OF V. l. Pierce, Bineba"
ALL ROUND COOK, T.p,,
and dish washer. The Windsas
Madison. .''''Vr
KITCHEN GIRL AT Joxps
TAURANT. Steady WORT :.
winter If satisfactory. Jones Psl
ant, Madison Ave. H "
FIRST CLASS COOK
Write w. II. Cummings, Boy s'a
hogan. 0'V
MAN AND WIFE TO vo.l
farm. State wages reouired
Thorne, st. Adams. IL
MAN WANTED AT ONCE IN.
TING cedar posts and ties MI
w. Bickford, Pittsfield, RID ivy
KITCHEN GIRL AT HoTyu]
FORD.
WE HAVE SEVERAL TyprJ
ERS that require minor renairs
are anxious to hear from somsd
Skowhegan capable of doing mn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.
AGED GENTLEMAN TO m 4
chores about farm in return for
and a good home. Will considI
who seeks an opportunity to
school. 1. A. Marston, r D N
Oakland. Al
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Found

A SMALL CLASP POCKETBOOEx.
Owner may have same by proving pro-
perty and paying cost of this ad. John
Dumont, az Winter street, Skowhe-
gan. 1W3S
KEY FOUND ON FAIR GROUNDS.
Owner may have same by paying cost
of this ad. Independent-Repor Co
2w38
AUTOMOBILE TIRE ON THE DIR.
Mann Road, Wednesday, Sept. 10.
owner may have same by paying cost
of this ad. Arthur Randell. 1w38'
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Positions Wont
No charge to anyone for ads updd
Heading
JUNIOR IN HIGH scuoo,

JUNIOR IN HIGH SCHOOL wi
like position in Skowhegan. 4
not object to working for board
ard Spofford. Care Francis SpoIl
Bloomfield St, Skowhegan. 2M
WOULD LIKE JOB IN WOODJ
the winter with my team,
would go to, if could get a Job
ing for small crew. b. NJ, n
Observation-Disclosures Co.
TO DRIVE TEAM. RAVE
some experience. George Cole
- 49,
A MARRIED COUPLE Nh
children would like to care iofI
aged people for a home. Ia
will warrant the best of care.
quire of +. M. Burns, WellingiI
Y
MRS. HARRY M. CULLEN DE1
to make engagements to dressm(
customers homes BY the day. n
pointments telephone 2O9-3, Eatl
or write, Skowhegan RID 2. q
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FURNISHED ROOM nv
r. Trask. street. hi
TWO FURNISHED ~
light housekeeping. natohs
ences. Mrs. Belle Fno ouern col
chanic ST., SkowheganI ierSson. i
a NICE LITTLE CoTr.oq
ED on a beautiful lake aug sn
sonabie. This place is f,,,aIse Term
housekeeping. f. G H n.aed To-
Abbot. Phone 54-i1 iiGsy sIIn
change. oullford
DO YOU NEED AN An
CHINE? We can rent ADDING
SuNSTRAND for any ien.y9a
ana at a very small chare,aa v
machines have only 10 Iase'
very simple to Operate s a
run them. They will ada ehia
substract and divide. Teisn NJ
phones) or write The 9Ipnone
Reporter Co. ihuepe
COTTAGE AT LAkrwoon
So cottage lots for sale co ovDI
tn. 1872. Skowhegan. eVioy l
BRICK BUILDING pp.n :
FORD Hotel. Suitable 81. "
Borden 81 Russakoff. Skowh.r!s
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MISS sTETsON BUYS OLD STAMP
collections and lose stamps in any
quantity. Stamps on envelopes pre-
ferred. Antiquity Shop, 10 Spring St,
Brunswick. 4w3S+
HOT AIR FURNACE. ONE THAT
has been used will be all right IL in
good working condition. For further
inquiries call 42-4 n. E. Phone SHOW
hogan. 3W3SF
IwANT SEVERAL LOADS OF WELL
rotted stable manure. All COW pre-
ferred. Frank w. Buchanan, Show
hogan. 3w3SF
TWELVE Or FIFTEEN LEGHORN
pullets. Brown and white. John A.
Pyne, Skowhegan., r. f. ID. o. 1. 2w3SF
A GRAY DURHAM BULL CALF
not younger than months old of good
grade for stock purposes; also
young thoroughbred oxford Down
Buck. Write to Charles S. Walker,
Stony Hill, N. Arson. 2w3SF
80. Preferably glass in upper pannel
State price and condition. G. ii. Row.
ell, Athens. RID 2. 2w37F
CRAB APPLES. ANY QUANTITIES
MacPhail's, Court st. or Boyd's Jewel
ry Store, Madison avenue. tf36F
COPY OF MAINE CIVIL OFFICER.
State conditions and price in first let
ter. Address York Press Corp, York
Village, Me. tf35
MAINE LAW REPORTS. VOLUMES
21-SS. Nos 21-61 are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old PAM
phiets on our Great West and narra-
tives of Indian Captivities of the
earlier date. Dramatic works of early
American writer's are also somewhat
in demand. Please note that other
than the above old books, most old
books are entirely without value. In
dependent- r Exporter Co. tf35
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY, EGGS,
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms, Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. Till
LIVE POULTRY-wRrTH IN FRS
letter, kind and number you have
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan- tf17con
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For Sale--Miscenaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings At Miss Towne's. Room
~. J. r. Merrill Block. SkowheRAn. tf4
MILLINERY OPENING AT HER
home. rs Turner Ave, Skowhegan,
Mrs. r. e. Daggett is prepared to max Q
and make over hats at very reason
able prices. Some of the latest styles
and shapes. 4w3S
FIRST CLASS BUGGY. DIR. l.. T..
Geoffrion, Il North Ave, Skowhegan
4W38*
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A VOLUME OF "sCIENCE AND
Health With a Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy, published
by A. v. Steward. 1913. Would cost
new $500 will sell for S1.00. Address
XRM, Care Independence Reporter. tf30f
A cory OF DAVID BARKER,s
poems. complete. In excellent condi-
ton, $500. r. T. Patten. Skowhegan
hzu.. a, ,. - tf30F
SET OF LIGHTWEIGHT NEW
harnesses, suitable for cream wagon.
b. G. Britton, Skowhegan RID 3. New
Eng. Phone 1922. tf29F
Rockland Courier Gazette and Por-
land Press Herald daily at the
Novelty News Store. Water Street
Skowhegan. tf2SF
HAMILTON WATCH. GOOD AS NEW
Would cost about $46; will sell for $22
X. T. Patten. tf22
A NEW HOLLAND FEED MILL.
Good as when 1t left factory. Also
Skowhegan, Box 337. N. E. Phone
112-l2. -tf26F
TWO HEAVY DUMP CARTS. SUIT
ABLE for state road work. Also one
pony outfit. Leon Buker. Spring ST.,
Skowhegan. Telephone s4-3. tf26
MAKE CIDER AND MAKE MONEY.
We are local agents for Hydraulic
Presses; write us for information. F. B.
Greene Co.. 4s7 Fore ST., Portland.
15w24s
LIFE PRESENTER. SIMILAR To
those carried on steamboats,, motor
boats and other water craft as requir-
ed by law. If you cannot swim wear
1t in bathing and you can go anywhere
with perfect safety. By it's use you
will soon learn to swim without 1t, a
very useful accomplishment Cost
1915. Never used. Will sell for So.
r. T. Patten. tf21
so NON-sKID BICYCLE TIRES JUST
arrived. $3.50 each. Parcel Post 10c
extra. ]. D. Symons. Water St, Show
hogan. tf21
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Concrete Dam Mt Moxie Outlet

In a short time the old timber dam
at the outlet of Lake Moxie in the
Kennebec river system will be of the
past so far as usefulness Is concern
ed. 1t is being replaced by con-
crete dam. Part of the, old dam was
carried away in the flood of last
June. The work is being done by
the Great Northern Paper Co.
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

FOUR PASSENGER REQ COUPE,
1928 model. Purchased in Dec. 1922,
run Is miles, disc wheels. extra tire.
aluminium top Cost $500. To be
sold at = bargain. Inquire of w. r.
Brown, Madison or Rev. j. l.. Renaud,
Skowhegan. tf3S
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Wanted-To Buy
Subscribers.

MISS sTETsON BUYS OLD COLOR
ED glass lamps and candlestick, glass
cup plates, white or colored and other
old pressed glass. Antiquity Shop, 10
Spring ST., Brunswick. 4w3S'
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Miscellaneous
CIGAR AND CIGARET1

burns woven in by hand, als
moth holes ana tears. Armand
Corriveau. over Russakohl
Water Street, Skowhegan :.
III
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WOULD LIKE SOME WAsHlNS
Mrs. Rose Pooler, Factory ST, on
Side, SkowheGan.
CAN MAKE YOU 4 NAME
for your II. f.. u. mail box l
Guaranteed to please. a. NJ
Scion.
ANYONE WISHING TO DlsPoj
dirt or ashes suitable for illllng
communicate with Box 1868, *
gan.
AM TAKING ORDERS FOR ~
wood delivery. Maurice
Skowhegan. Farmers f'hons
Box 1873.
PUBLIC AUTO SERVICE.
prepared for short or long trips
Il. Smith, Norridgewock.
WANTED TO RENT FOUR Or
rooms where there is chahce
a few hens. Room for my oa
X. Y. D., Independent Reporter
AUTO sERVICE-FAhMn
Madison, Skowhegan. pdlg
EXCEPT Sunday. Fare S2OV eas'
Leave Pennington a. III,
Skowhegan 6.45 a. m. Law
Hotel, Skowhegan a. W. wan
Pennington S.15 a. m. Ian
Smith, AZ High St, Farihihs II II
mers' Phone 37-l4,
SEND SHOES FOR REPA,ihih
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hosli' ~or
hogan. Full line of men - in
dress shoes. Lowest prices "
no yoU KNOW THAT WE u
Press. block, bleach and c9IO'
equal to new. Hat bands
While YOU wait. shoe dyeing
ialty. Fancy and sport SHOES hoee
inst ,,lle new Peter LeakoS
and Hat Cleaning, Sko"hee""'
PURIIC GARAGE AND WI
Lunch Room, would be a pay .%Sl
ness for some one, on state lon
half way from Bangor 20
Lakes. I have just the rIs nall
| with buildings suitable, a s. ~ ca
ment is ali that Is REQUIRED ~
.
in. ANY one Interested see hsga}
rs Mt. Pleasant Ave. sKo" "'
SERVICE AND aUALIuianm s1
watchword. Modern eqslp M
years OF experience give guN
in developing and prin,'"s'
Water St, Skowhesah
DEVELOPING. PRlNIis 4
largine. For prompt SCI youA
acient work. send or la So,on.
to r.. C. Head & Co" eo''
finish desired
rYPEwRrrERs TO hE IAN
aale on the installment gInasps|
Smith ana other makos' A''
Reporter @
surH PHOTO sTuJD,.Ssd|
nhoto on Post Card. ma pr|
Won wait. DevelopIhs N
High grade amateur wnnhops
four hour service. Ieiep
SkowhsgaA --
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AaNsStAssnsnts b tAsss sslunns ~.
lines ensertea enee fer 10. four IT, s1ssso =
with sfasr. HaeA additional li.s B. =, N -
liness resA0a IN average Of Q wora.. -. .Dsa1
II net DaA In advance. 100 azaitIo,s, IA II
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LIVE POULTRY WANTED.

Write in first letter kind and
number you have. Harry Nell
son. Skowhegan, N. L. Phone
284-3. tbs
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Evening star., 1923-12-14
B. & @. TRUNK LINE
RESTS WITH |. C. C.
New Short Route From New York
to Chicago Depends on
Classification.

BUTLER. Pa, December 1.-THE
proposed Baltimore and Ohio railroad
trunk line from New York to Chi
cago hinges on whether or not the
group classification of railroads
tentatively fixed by the Interstate
Commerce Commission can be Sc
cured, Daniel Willard, president of
the Baltimore and Ohio, told a. meet
ing of railroad executives here last
night. The meeting was held after
Mr.. Willard had inspected the roads
property in this district.
A short line between Butler to
Akron and Chicago would reduce the
running time by hours and miles"
said Mr.. Willard. THE elevation OF
the Alleghenies is much lower on ou!
proposed route he declared. '"rhe
system would include the Reading
a short line i'll New Jersey and the
double-track system through Akron
to Chicago.
Unless the European situation is
settled soon. and things there get
back to normal, there is little chance
of any of the railroads expanding, the
Baltimore and Ohio executive said
THE real problem the Baltimore and
Ohio faces, along with all the other
railroads is additional capital for
new facilities for our growing com
merce," he added.
Evening star., 1923-12-14
NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES.

NEW YORK, December 14.-Butter
-Steadier; receipts, 5,931 packages.
Eggs-EUnsettled; receipts, 1882
cases; fresh gathered, extra firsts,
50a53 do. firsts. 45a49; do. seconds
and poorer, 30a44: nearby hennery
browns, extras, 59a62; Pacific coast
whites. extras, 60a62 -.
Cheese-Unsettled; receipts, S7.436
boxes; state, whole milk, flats held,
fancy to fancy specials, 25a27; do.
average run, 23ka24h.
Evening star., 1923-12-14
RAILROADS ARE CITED.
Labor Board Accused Pennsy and
Erie Lines.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE Penn
sylvania system and the Erie railroad
were cited yesterday by the Rail La
Dor Board for alleged violation of
decisions of the board.
The Pennsylvania was declared to
have failed to comply with a decision
ordering restoration of seniority to
employees represented by the Ameri-
can Federation of Railway Workers.
The Erie was reprimanded for fgnor-
ing the ruling against Contractin for
labor formerly performed by employees
of it's maintenance-of-w department.
Evening star., 1923-12-14
APPLE MARKET DULL.

NEW YORK, December IA tSpe-
ciaD 1.-The market for barreled ap-
piles from New York and other states
was generally dull today because of
the exceedingly limited early morn
ing demand. The bulk of the offerings
consisted of fruit of ordinary quality,
resulting in very wide range Of
prices. Considerable stock remained
unsold at a late hour. A. grade 2h-
inch greetings sold from $3.50 to
1925 per barrel. Baldwins brought
from sa.50 to $3.50. !.