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New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

The st. Nicholas hockey club Of
New York defeated the Boston hook
ey club, 2 to /. last night at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

Official announcement has beer
made by the A. A. U. that the Ma
tlonal Amateur Basketball champion
ship tourney will be held at Kansas
City, Mo-, opening on March IL.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-25

Princeton continues its superiority
over Yale is sporting events, the
Tigers winning last night from the
Blue hockey team at Princeton after
an exciting battle.
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free 10 szs
Subscribers.
ONE INCH BASS WOOD, DRY
Skowhegan Novelty Works. Tel.
64-2. IFS

ONE-HALF A PIG DRESSING 80
pounds. Edgar Dunton, 122 Madison
Ave. Skowhegan. 2w5F
a PAIR OF sNOwsHOEs AND A
pony wagon. w. b. Hilton, Arson.
- 3w5F
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
some one having al good violin for sale.
Il. j. Roullard. Skowhegan r + y /.
3w4F
sHAG CATS AND KITTENS. ALL
colors and ages, write me today what
you have to SELL age, color sex, viii
buy all you have c. l.. Wakefield,
. Grove St. Augusta 16w4'
cory OF ALIENS HISTORY OF
Norridgewock. II. T. Patten. TIA
A SECOND HAND CORONA TYPE
WRITER John ]. Rhodes Clio In
Reporter Co. 3w4F
CHINA CLOSET. SET OF SHELVES
and drawers or old fashioned bureau
fiat top. Would also consider large
mirror Margaret NJ. Chase. 81 North
Ave. Skowhegan. Telephone 1872 tf3F
A GOOD HEREFORD BULL. ONE
or more years old. Grant Witham.
Embden Post Office address Scion r +
d 2. Farmers Phone 1913, Scion Elk
change. 3w3F
A COPY OF DAVID BARKER's
Poems. Please send and we will make
you an offer for same. Independent
Reporter Co. H.. .tf1
G. w. EMERSON WILL BUY WHITE
ash timber or stumpage suitable for
shovel handle blocks to the amount OF
carloads. See me. 7 Summer St..
Skowhegan. tao
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The entertainment and social given
under the auspices OF the church
choir, Tuesday evening, was largely
attended and a great success in every
way.
This Thursday evening the union
prayer meeting postponed from last
week on account of the storm will be
held in the Methodist vestry at 100.
We hope for a goodly attendance from
the people of both churches.
Following the program of the CEN
trail Office of the Epworth League, our
young people next Sunday evening
will begin the study of new text
book India on the March" The con-
test feature will be continued but
with new alignment of sides, cap
tains, etc. as will be fully explained
at the meeting. These studies are
intensely interesting and instructive
to the participants and to the visitors
who are always welcome.
At special service next Wednes-
day evening Mr. F. Howard Callahan
will tell the story of Boston Univer-
sity to our people. We are proud of
tne WOHueTIul BiOn III anu piOppSiit ny
of this great New England Methodist
institution, and will be glad to learn
more of its achievements, needs and
possibilities.
Rev. d. B. Holt, district superinten-
dent, will make an official visit to
Centenary Church next Thursday
evening. speaking at 7.30, and at the
close Of the address will conduct the
business of the Fourth Quarterly Con-
ference. At the business session. the
reports for the past year will be rem
dered by the heads of the various de-
partments, and officers and commit
tees for the new conference year will
be nominated. 1t is desired that
every official shall be present.
Gods Overriding Providence" will
be the theme of the pastors sermon
next Sunday morning at 1890. The
School session will be held at
noon. Young peoples meeting at .
o'clock, with general service OF song
and prayer, and sermon by the pastor,
at 7 o'clock. A fine attendance and
splendid spirit is characterizing the
evening gatherings. and you are sure
" missing something if you are not
availing yourself of the inspiration OF
this feature of our Church activities.
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sKOwHEGAN LOCALS

Miss Ruth M. viles left yesterday
morning for visit in Boston.
Mrs. Roy Sylvester has returned
from visits In Salem, Mass. and Port
land.
J. Francis Costello has returned
from several days spent in the vicinity
of Boston.
NJ. w. Savage was in Augusta, Tues
day to attend the Kennebec Valley
Lodge of Perfection.
Mrs. Carroll c. Moves was called to
Belgrade Monday by the death of her
sister, Mrs. Clyde Varney.
There will be an executive board
meeting of the Business &c Profession
al Woman's Club this Thursday even
ing at O'Clock at the club rooms
Ladies' four buckle overshoes. Just
received another shipment. All sizes.
Mail orders promptly filled. Tel.
1873. Guss Pooler &c Son. 1w5
There will be a basket ball game
in Heselton Hall. Friday night be-
tween the girls of NJ. C. |. and the
girls of S. H. s. followed by dance.
r. F. Washburn, who has been en-
ployed at the HUFF Studio for about
five years completed his duties there
last Tuesday. He is considering two
propositions but has no announcement
to make regarding either of them at
the present time.
Harold c. Woodbury., who has been
associated with Harry E. Smith in
the WalkerSmith Clothing Co. store
here Is shortly to retire from that
business and will devote his entire
time to wholesaling the Gordon Vir-
gin Wool Pants. The Ross office on
Court street has been leased by Jones,
Woodbury. and Smith, the patent
manufacturers to be used for an Of
flee and for shipping purposes.
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ONE SHARE FARMERS TELE-
PHONE and receiver for sale. Inquire
of 1. J. Smith at Smith Music Store tf47
MEMS FIRST QUALITY RUBBERs
S1.25; Women's first quality rubbers
csc and other footwear at similar bar
Kincaids Shoe Hospital. 157 Water
ST., Skowhegan. tf49
RIFLE n GAUGE LONG. WOULD
cost new about $1,000. Would sell for
$425. Perfect condition. W. A.
wildes. Care of Observation-Disclosures.
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRmGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot SKIS rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in Its con-
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebee Valley Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland +;
Patton. h4o
6S-ACRE FARM, FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan. 2s acres maple, complete
maple syrup outfit, $50 apple trees In
good condition, cider mill. Horse. COW
and farming tools tools o Buildings on Prop h1
heean. Both Phones. tf41
WEATHER sTRIPs-HEfsE WE ARE
again for the thirtieth year with the
best protection against cold, which Is
ready to creep in around your doors
and windows. F. NJ. Tinkham, So High
ST. Skowhegan. tf39
MARK YOUR LIN EN WITH A RUB
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
indelible mixing pad, complete outht by
mail SOC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. tf40
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD
condition. Cash price $18. Independ-
ent-Reporter Company, Skowhegan.
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape in rolls con.
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, Acc; 2 inch per roll. soc; Inch
per roll, 75c. Liberal discount for
quantity orders. 1ndependent-Re-
porter Co tI3z
COOLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
engine. This Is of the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with a water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost $25. will sell for $40. r. T.
Patten. >Skowhegan. tf2S
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
Ediphone, the most recent and useful
of Office devices. We are distributors
for Somerset County. Send for litera-
ture, Or ask for demonstrations. Also
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at
good trade. Indspendent-Reporte Co.
tf22
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred C. Pooler. Locust Street. Show
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29
BATHS POUNDS ALL BATES
the quality you have always
known. New patterns, lots of pretty
checks. All Bundles put up with
lengths suited to the garments you
wish to make. Pieces run from IA to
2 yards long. with a great many / yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex IL for children. You
will find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bum
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pound
Bundle (about 80 yards). delivered
free, $3.98. Iona Mill Ends Co.. Hart
land. tits
BULLETIN BOARD-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 $1.7s. r. T. Patten.
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pUREBRED AYRSHIRE BULL
calf. ten months old from imported
stock or will exchange for good new
mich COW or purebred Ayrshire heifer
or cow. n. Il. Phone 12s-14 S. B.
Moore, Skowhegan r + d 3. 4w2F
MACHINE HEMsTITCHING. PICOT
edge. covered buttons, buttonholes. &C
Gordon, knife and side plating. Or
ders promptly filled. Samples on re-
quest Phyllis Tolman Morse. 35s
Main St. Rockland. sw2'
PUREBRED CHESTER BOAR, NINE
months old er will exchange for shoats
n. +. Phone 1914 S. B. Moore,
Skowhegan r F d 8. AWE
FIVE ROOM HOUSE. STABLE AND
one acre of land two miles from North
Arson village. Price $500 cash.. BOX
102, Arson. AVE-"
TEN ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH AN
SON village. Also stable. Owner
leaving town. Inquire of John Boyn-
ton, North Arson. 4Wz-
NOW READY MacDONALD's FARM
Frs Almanac for 1928 t26th Edition).
The best Almanac we have published.
Contains more Astrological and Agri-
cultural information Price zoe. At
las Printing Co Dept. So, Bingham.
tdn n Y. AVE-
Piano, s65. 35 Summer st. TIE
100 FAIRS OF BARGAINS--yIRGIN
Wool Pants No shoddy, Waterproof.
Outwear two pairs of ordinary kind.
So value $598. Give size. Cash with
order. Skowhegan Mail Order Co.
Box 307. f"z
JERSEY BLACK GIANT COCK
pounds each. King Of all breeds of
Poultry for eggs and the market. only
few left. Price $40 each. Alder.
brook Farm. Box 40. Freeport, Me. 4w2'
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE
STATE OF MAINE

In Senate, January fG 1928.
Ordered, the House concurrng. that
the time for the reception of Bills for
private and special legislation be
limited to Thursday, February 8, 1928,
at four o'clock p. M. and that all such
petitions and bills presented after that
date be referred to the next Legisla-
ture; that the Secretary of the Senate
cause copies of this order to be pub
lished In all the daily and weekly pa
pers of the State until and including
Wednesday. February Z, 1928.
Presented by
Sargent of Hancock
IN SENATE CHAMBER.
Jan. IS. 1923
Read and Passed
Sent down for concurrence
l.. Ernest Thornton
Secretary
HOUSE
Jan. 16. 1923
Read and Passed
In concurrence
Clyde Il. Chapman
Clerk
a true copy,
ATTEST: L.. ERNEST THORNTON.
Eva Secretary of Senate
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ASBESTOS DOOR, 4 FIT. o IN. WIDE
by IT. 8 in. high. Hinges for at
taching at top and pulleys with light
cord for raising and lowering supplied
ment would cost new $25. win sell
for 1925. Independent Reporter Co.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IN
CLUDING chamber sets, complete with
bedding. kitchen stove and all kitchen
furnishings, parlor stove, dining room
furniture, carpets, pictures, etc. Also
five cords of wood in shed, Very rea-
sonable price will be made. J. w.
Freese, IS East Front St, Skowhegan.
2w4s
TWO PENNINGTON SLEIGHs; ONE
two-seated Pennington express wagon,
one single horse sled double runner.
Coburn Berry, East Front St, Skowhe-
gan. 2W4
AMERICAN NO. STANDARD SAW
MILL with drive belt sawdust convey
or. belt tightener and saw; inch,
sided outside moulder, combination
lath machine and bolter. Chapman
bolter, Chapman lath machine, surface
planer. buzz planer, gasoline engines,
saw frames, arbors cutoff saws, 30
inch inserted tooth rotary saw, small
sawdust blower, rip and cut-oH saw
table, shingle machine, small upright
steam boiler, steam engines and steam
boilers, and many other machines
Write me your wants and for prices
on any of the above for prompt de-
livery. Clair Mcclellan, Box All, Wat
erville. 2w4
A NEW MICH COW WITH CALF
Four work horses and dry and green
cord wood Also stove wood for
further particulars inquire OF Joseph
Whittemore, Skowhegan r f d 2, Far
mers' Phone 20-i10. 4W4F
pUREBRED GUERNSEY BULL. TWO
years old A good trade II taken at
once. Farmers Phone 12-1-l0. Scion
Exchange. Fred Steele. Madison X
n I 3w4F
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o>p xrw r,prsToNE CORD TIRE

ONE NEW FIREsToNE CORD TIRE
Non Skid" 32-4 with new Royal Red
Inner Tube and one pair second hana
Weed Chains FUSED very little)' W IL
sell the outfit for $4,000 cash. FRANK
w. Buchanan. o""
MAINE REGISTER, 1O20-22 EDITION
Will sell for soc postpaid. lndepend-
emit Reporter. u"
SOME GOOD HEREFORD STOCK IN
GLIDING a few heifers, and one pull
calf, ~ months old, or would exchange
any of the above for Hereford nun
one or more years old. Grant Witham.
Embden. post office address, Scion. K f
u g Farmers Phone 1913, SCION
Exchange. o""r
PUREBRED JERSEY BULL CALF
born Jan. LIST. Bert Buzzell, SHOW
hogan, RI d 6. Farmers Phone 2-21
tf3F
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREc-
TORY. 1920 edition. over 23o0 pages
Cost $1,000. WIN sell for $500 post
paid Independent Reporter Co. tfS
-FOUR FOOT SORT WOOD MOSTLY
hemlock. Price 81 cord. lmme-
dIate delivery Telephone all orders
to Lewia Brothers. Telephone l56-2.
Ava
ONE CYPHERs INCUBATOR. 80
egg capacity, s35; one Cyphers lncuba-
tor lJU egg capacity SAo. own ~"
chimes as good AS new and complete in
every way. George a. Innes, so VIM
ter st. tto
NICE FAMILY cow $2J. GEORGE
4. Innes, so Winter st. tf3
TWO SECOND HAND HARNESSES
In good repair. George Il. Sampson.
tf3
TWO CHANDELIERS AND GOOD
sized force pump. Good trade. Mar
garet NJ. Chase, 81 North Avenue,
Skowhegan. tf2F
80 CORDS HARD STOVE WOOD $40
a cord. Write me or call Farmers
Phone 1-112. Scion Exchange. Edgar
Topper, Skowhegan X + ID 4. SWAT
RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED
Why do you suffer? / have found a
medicine that will cure the worse
cases of rheumatism after all other
remedies and the best doctors fail to
help you This medicine cannot be
bought in drug stores Only of agents
Send for free sample package H. II.
Tibbetts. Agent, Box 413, Fairfield. Avg
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ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FROM
manufacturer at 95c, S1.35 and $1.60
"A pound. Postage paid on SO orders.
Free samples. II. A. Bartlett Har-
mony, Maine, AVE-
STOVE WOOD SAWED ONE FOOT
long also junk wood same length de-
livercd anywhere in Skowhegan. Cut
In September. c. r. Whittemore.
Skowhegan, II. F. d. No. Z. Farmers
Phone 7-3, 4w5F
USED SEWING MACHINES AZ Low
as SIS each. Get a new SINGER cleo
plete stock of cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Full line accessories
Singer Sewing Machine Co, A. l.. Whit
temore, Mgr, 172 Water ST., Skowhe-
gan. tf51
PUREBRED HOLsTEIN BULL CALF
perfect type. well marked, born Oct.
81. Sire 30 10. bull, King walker
Lota. Dam 1898 lbs butter as senior
years old. Federal supervision
first test clean. Sunnyside Stock Farm
No. Cornville. tf50F
so $. G. WHITE LEGHORN Pull
LETS in large or small lots. Harry
l.. Hooper, Norridgewock r f D 2. tf5O
TRAPPERs-MY METHOD OF
catching foxes on snow has no equal
WIN send free. Il. T. Sherman. Whit
man. Mass Sw50'
ITO ACRE FARM, GOOD LOCATION,
10 minutes walk to school and churches
Estimate 35 tons of hay in barn. own
err picked 100 barrels of apples on this
place in fall of 1921. For further
particulars address John T. Boynton
North Arson. 4w2'
NEW ARMY OvERsHOEs MADE
by the Hood Rubber Co. While they
last only $3.25 a pair. Parkman's
Store, Water St., Skowhegan. tf4S
CAT"TLE-GRADE JERSEYS AND
Guernseys. Luther HI. Elliott, Show
hogan r F d 8. Farmers Phone
So, Canaan. tf4SF
PIANO--ExTRA FINE AND BEAU
TIFUL instrument manufactured by
Paul Mehrin & Sons. Style r. ".
Serial No. 27,440. Style known as
Baby Grand. Length Ave feet nine in
ches. Width four feet. ten inches,
Height three feet three inches. Same
size and corresponding style now made
by this firm sells for s1460. This in
strument offered for 1875. R. T. Pat
ten. tf&1
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Help Wanted

WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF
children. Inquire Post Office Dr.
II, Madison. 2w
AUTO MECHANIC For 19:s
SON. Must be competent, experie1
and familiar with medium priced
also the Ford and Chevrolet
experience, age and wages wanted
application. Scion Garage, Ke,
Cross, Prop, Scion.
WANTED A WOMAN TO DO HOE
WORK and cook for single man
a few weeks in a country home.
pay. Arson Skillings, Lexington.
THREE First CLASS CHOppY
II. NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan. N. E. H
209-3. II
MAN WANTED Al ONCE FOR
ERAL farm work. Harry NJ. Cd
Skowhegan, N. Il. Phone 209-3.
A TABLE GIRL. ONE ri
could room at home preferred.
$500 a week n. E. Phone n
George Markham, rs East Front
SkoWhegan iws|
RELIABLE MAN TO LOOK Ard
our business in this territory. d
WI WI
Oakland Nurseries, Manchester, Cd
for particulars. 2wa
MANUFACTURER OF PROTECrI
device approved by Underwriters
Insurance Commissioner wants Vi
awake representative with autal
sell property owners in rural terrid
Large profits on small investma
Credit given to reliable parties. vi
today for particulars and exclusive
ritory to L. A. Libby, 1884 Main sd
Waterville. iVs
STENOGRAPHER WHO Is OR Vi
can become IA proof reader and 4
assistant. Address Courier CAD
Rockland, Me, 3wa
MEAT AMID PASTRY COOKS
sporting camp for season 1923,
LIST to oct. list. Must be eXperie1
and competent. Good wages. Id
ences required. Address lndepend'
Reporter Co. IL
A GOOD MAN TO CUT LONG "
all winter job. Write =. w.
ford, or call 22-12 Hartand New
land Phone. tfil
WOMAN ron HoUsEvf0RK-s
George L. Sampson, Maple St, 81
hogan. It'd
SOMERSET HOSPITAL TRAN
School for nurses. Course q moi
Apply to Supt. Nurses. Elm 81
Skowhegan. u
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Former SkOwhegan Citizen VIM
First Prize In Radio Contest

In the Radio News for February,
announcement Is made of the award
of the first prize of 5000 to Rev. Leslie
w. Grundy of Phillips. This is the
outcome of contest announced last
October, offering prizes for the best
articles on amature radio work. Fifty
thousand manuscripts were submitted,
coming from every civilized country
in the world Seven out Of the eight
prizes were won by residents of the
United States, the eighth one going to
England.
Mr.. Grundy's article received the
first prize, as noted above: second
prize of 500 was won by citizen OF
New York.
Mr.. Grundy is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Grundy of Mechanic street.
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REPORT OF THE
NEW PORTLAND MUTUAL FIRE IN
SURANCE 60.
For the year ending Dee. 30, 1O22

Policies In force Dec. 81, 1921, SOL $50
Written in 1922, 2O5.325
Expired and cancelled in 1922 163,125
Policies in force Dec. 80, 1872. i4,l50
Net assets i'll companies. office and in
bank 1856 10
TO the MISUNDERSTANDING most fires
need not happen; keep hampers closed !;
roofs should be good near chimneyS;
do not keep ashes in wooden vessels;
see to II that chimncys are sound and
entrances to same well protected IL
not entering the chimneys direct; UNI
RENTING care is the price of our
homes.
This company has had but three as
sessments since July, 1903 and yet two
of them should have been averted.
3w5 \. S. PARSONS, Sec'y.
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Miscellaneous

ANYONE HAVING An OLD MAI
Register prior to 1894 and wa
to sell. please write to Franklin
Hall, Houlton. l.. .. Box i23. 4S
BIG BARGAINS IN FARMS. ~
ONE wishing to buy or sell. go TO
other agents first, then come and
what | can do for you. l.. Y. wan
North Arson, Box 172. SWi
TWO CHILDREN WANTED
board. Inquire of Mrs. Chas b. Su
Skowhegan, II + ID Con car line)
CAN ACCOMMODATES A FEW Juba
at my boarding house. special
Open to public at all times. Geo,
Markham, IS East Front St. SkoV
gan. n. f. Phone 56-2l.
OLD CARPETS MADE INTO VI
Carpents cleaned at the old Benz
Store on Main Street. opposite the
derson Mill. Ben Horne. 4w'
WOULD EXCHANGE SEWING "
CHIMES for equal value in stove We
A. l.. Whittemore, Manager SIM
Stowhepan, is
DRESsMAKING WANTED. PR
reasonable Mrs. EVE Dunton
Main St, Town AWE
"a. WARD. HIS BOOK. HAy
loaned to someone an autograph
of "a. Ward, His Book" by Don
The volume is. of course. highly plIJ
by me. Would appreciate it's rev
r. T. Patten.
AM READY TO DO ELECTRll
work. house wiring. motor winding
wiring; also installation of all
Drop me a card and | viii call Geo
1SwsI
If YOU WISH A WEALTHY f0s
wife, write, enclosing envelope,
Ray. Denniston. Ohio. lo"'
WOULD You WRITE A wEALl
pretty girl? Stamped envelope W
Lois Sproul. Cleveland. Ohio. io'
TWO CHILDREN WANTED
board from 4years old or over on
In East Skowhegan. Apply to MIS-
Davis. Skowhegan. Canaan Stage
HAT CLEANING AND SHOE "
ING. Soft hats cleaned and DIV
equal to new. Hat panus put on
you wait. Sport and all colored
cleaned and polished. Shoe dyei
speciality. Peter Leakos, Shoe ah'
Cleaning Parlor. Water Street. m
ar. Station. skowhegan.
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRiNsSs
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital; ~
hogan. Still closing out ladies' ~
Full line mems work and dress MI
Lowest prices in town.
DEVELOPING, PRINTING
larging. For prompt service any
acient work, send or take your ~
to Il. C. Head & Co. Solon' NJ
finish desired.
rrrEwRIrrns TO RENT On q
sale ON the lnstallment plan.
Smith and other makGG Indepss
Reporter -.
SETH PHOTO gTUDiO-
photo on Post Card. Finished
you wait. Develop;rg and p
High grade amateur work.
four hour service. Telepho4e ID
SkowheEan.
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Positions Wont,

by MAN AND WIFE IN susl
camp. Both experienced Man -
feur, teamster or chores, wife wal
or chambermaid. Address w n
White ST., Hayerhill. Mass. Az
DRESSMAkING AND COAT =
ING done at ia North Ave. Nh
Chapman.
WOULD LIKE WORK BY THE
Am capable of doing all kind
housework. Also a good wash M
Mrs. w. f. York, "a Bailey St, p
W
ExPERIENCED COOK wOULD
position in Skowhegan or would
for banquets at reasonable prices
Seldom Knight. 1913 Madison Ave
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Funeral of ID. +. Fish
(Contributed)

fContributed)
Funeral services for the late Dan
willie f. Fish were held at his home
on East Front street, January 26 AS
the travelling was bad and roads had
not been broken. the relatives were
not all able to get there, Beside his
wife who is in poor health, there are
six children living and those who
were at the funeral were Perley Fish
of Portland, Mrs. Lillian Stevens or
Clinton, Anon Fish of Skowhegan,
Mrs. Rosetta Perkins of Wilton, who
has been with her father for several
weeks. The grandchildren who were
able to get here were Mrs. Ruth NJ.
Fitzmaurce of Gardiner and Mrs.
Lillian Fletcher of this town. A
beautiful box of pinks was sent by
friends from Portland also other flow
ers from the children. Two hymns
sung ~ Mrs Grace Burrill Some
time Well Understand" and "Beauti-
full Isle of Somewhere were
very appropriate, the Rev. E. E. Os-
borne of Fairfield officiating.
The Lord saw fit to call him home:
there is a place made vacant in our
home that never can be filled. We
do not wish him back, his work was
done
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-01
SINGLE MACHINE 30-INCH
Hackett IL Witham type. Has
never been used and We can sell
II at II bargain. Somerset Ma
chine CO., Skowhcgan.
ONE Two-sEATED uICkER pU>C

ONE TwO-sEATED KICKER PUNG
in good condition. Also one Cyphers
incubator i20-egg capacity. Price
right. f. ]. Bruce, Hinckley, Box 80.
1w5*
SENENTY-FINE WHITE LEGHORN
Pullets six months old, some laying.
VIII exchange for fat fowl Harry
Nelson, ~ Pleasant St, Skowhegan.
2W5s
DEFOREsT RADIO-IF YOU WANT
to know how fast Radio Is growing
test the performance of De Forests
radiophone receivers. These are
made in various sizes from single
tube detectors to the three tube reflex
set which embraces five stages of
application on three tubes and Is
alphabetically the last word In radio
receivers. We have a good stock of
sets, tubes "a" and "B" batteries. head
sets. antenna equipment, etc. Smiths
Music Store. Two