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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-23

Highest Class and Depend
able Inexpensive Makes
From Which to Choose
YOUR TERMS Acceptable
to Us
BEAUTIFUL BABY GRAND
Established price. 500; factory
discount, $132.50; our discount.
$103; sale saving, $235.5O. @I0E R0
Sale price ........ W1VOsVV
ARTIST BABY GRAND-Estab.
lished price, $1,000; factory dis.
count, $167.50; our discount, 1926:
sale saving. $26O.75. 07QQ Ok
Sale price .......... WsOUs6O
Please Note the Almost CUT
in-HaIf Prices on These
High Grade Players
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to end squabble that threatened
a disruption in the Democratic
party in Mercer county.
She is the first woman in New
Jersey and perhaps the first in
the East, to hold such a position.
The appointment marks a victory
for Democratic women in that they
have been given official recogni-
ton by county politicians. Mrs.
Perlman gets $4,000 annually.
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Electric Meet March u.

The exact date of the inter-Ameri-
ca electrical communications con-
ference at Mexico City has definitely
been fixed as March q, 1924, it was
officially stated at the headquarters
of the Pan-American, Union to-day.
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FIRST WOMAN IN JERSEY
NAMED DEPUTY SHERIFF

TRENTON, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Rose
Lerner Perlman, prominent lawyer
of this city, has been appointed
under sheriff of Mercer county.
Mrs. Per1man was named by
Sheriff-elect Charles II. Reichert
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these large activities there is no
likelihood of the United States
having to face any unemployment
problem, at least in the immediate
future"
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III Day Saturday at the HUI

Parents, we want you to bring
the boys and girls down town to
the Hub Saturday and let them
feast their eyes on as fine an
array of toy automobiles as we've
ever shown.
Remember, this is special
event for the Children. Don't
fail to bring them to the show
Saturday.
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Harmless Cathartic for Men,
Women and Children.

No gripping or Inconvenience fol-
lows gentle liver and bowel
cleansing with "Cascarets." Sick
digestion, and all such distress
gone by morning. Most harmless
laxative for Men, Women and
Children-1Oc boxes, also 20 and
soc sizes, any drug store.
Evening star., 1923-01-01
Ready Tuesday,!

Assembling this large collection
of entirely new dresses was one of
the most difficult tasks we have
ever attempted-the details would
notinterestyou. However, weWere
determined to put this thing over,
and, to make a long story short
WE HAVE THE DRESSES-lovelv
new dresses, each and every one
filled with the very spirit of glad
some Springtime.
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WINDOWS WANTED. q SECOND
OND hand l2X9NSX1o lighted windows.
State price aud condition in first let
ter. L. J.. Buxton, Skowhegan. 1w35'
4N2R
cory or MAINE CIVIL OFFICER.
State conditions and price in first let
ter. Address York Press Corp, York
Village, Me tf95
MAINE LAW REPORTS. VOLUMES
21-SS Nos 21-61 are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old PAM
phlets on our Great West and narra-
tives of Indian Gaptivities of the
earlier date. Dramatic works of early
American writers are also somewhat
in demand. Please note that other
than the above old hooks, most old
books are entirely without value, In
dependent co. tf35
SECOND HAND FULL SIZED
White iron bedstcad, two-piece mat
tress and spring bed. Also fiat top,
hardwood bureau. All in good eondi-
ton. Blanche b. Pollard. 1886 Water
St, Telephone y. L. 1913. Skowhegan.
1w35F
TWO HORSE HEAVY DUMP CART
wanted Must be in good condition.
State price In first letter. Frank j.
Strout, Canaan, RID l. 2w35F
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Lost

9x12 ART SQUARE on NORTH
Road between Skowhegan and Nor
ridgewock, Monday, August 81. Please
return to l Maple street, Madison, or
Fred Towle, Maine Central Hotel
Skowhegan. 2w35%
A MANS BROWN FELT HAT IN
or near Pittsfeld. Finder please re-
turn to Chases Barber Shop, 81 North
Ave, Skowhegan. Telephone 33-2.
1w35F
on AUGUST 18th BETWEEN MER-
SER and Norridgewock. 1 Prest- O-Lite
head lamp for my truck Finder
please notify McKay's transfer, Show
hogan. y. T.. Phone 116-11. 2w35.
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x.1.BON's MILLS

..s II. f. Salisbury and
and cl sl plan to go to l La d :,
Ehter oi, ~eek for a visit among
,; + al and friends u,o has
Hss MAJ Mad , in the family OF +. U.
IT, t" this summer - Fe two weeks
DAY i'G fatber and other relatives
(ts nd and with fflenuS ~ u
,trs charles Walker and
prem m" auto trip to Farming
y pis phillips on Sunday, where
walker 1nJ has many relatives VINO
wan I,ad 10 entertain them.
: si Tiolette and sons cut the nay
frll VIII ~ the late Warren LOOMS
lpl ~ ~ u days and none of the hay
vet Mrs. Charles futile and
=. aD' Mrs. Carroll Whittemore
anu o,to TO Augusta on Sunday
=, w accompanied on their re-
s y the Misses Mildred and Mar
y b. nieces of Mrs. futile, who
a a,an nassing the summer at Old
y. sII and who will spend the re-
y. If their vacation at the
Farm before going to Farm
n attend Normal School this
FliTabeth Earle who has pass
W iittle time with relatives in
pprnswlck, has returned home.
,a D at this place does not open
's Can't II. The extensive re-
IN the school building are not
completed. ri,
This house. -,
!, and Mrs. Percy Gould and three
E,en of Pennington were guests
[,rs Gould's aunt. Mrs. Lura
|ns and sons, 5. ii. ana w. u.
EAnry on Sunday. Mr.. Gould is
[rntendent of the canning fac
and second on the board of Sc
|men in his home town.
Earles Holden and son Harold
Fan NJ the cross road attended the
At Bangor one day last week.
Il and Mrs. Ernest Bradley and
Erpn of Harmony were calling on
[half brother Vird Cousins on
bay. They were taking an auto
with a cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
|aey also of Harmony, who were
hr out their new Overland car.
4 and Mrs. Henry Arnold of Eu-
! California, who have been visit
/ Mrs. Arnold's sister, Mrs. Flora
khittemore and friends left on
train Monday for Boston, Proyi-
lee and Newport. They were ac-
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DESIRABLE HOTEL AND FARM
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 If wanted. Horace E. Spear,
p. o. Address. Madison, RID l. Both
telephones. tf25
SIX ROOM COTTAGE AT SOUTH
PORT, with garage and lot of about
one acre. Fine large veranda over
looking the ocean. Also three lots
on point overlooking Little Christmas
Cove. II. e. Spear, Madison, r. F. D.
No. Both telephones. tiff
SEVERAL TIMBER LOTS, AGGRE-
eating 900 acres in Madison, near
Lake Wesserunsett. Two barrel-staYe
machines, gasoline engine, etc, in the
trade If desired. Also several pair of
heavy horses with harnesses carts, etc.
Horace e. Spear. Madison, RID l. Both
telephones. tf25
A FARM SITUATED WITHIN TWO
miles of hustling town, churches,
good high school, stores, r. r. station,
potato house, creamery and several
manufacturing plants. Good comfort
able buildings, nice well of water,
pump in sink, large hen house, pas
ture with brook running through all
summer. This farm has some wood
and growing timber. Cut 20 tons OF
nice hay last year. Apple and plum
trees, quite an amount of manure In
basement Price IL taken soon $500.
G. r. Hayden, Abbott, Maine. Phone
SAIL, Guilford TIT
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companied by Mrs. Arnolds niece.
Mrs. Gertrude Gates, who will remain
with them on their trip.
Steve Clifford. his daughter and
husband and their son from New
York, also Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Still
son from town, were recent callers on
Joseph Whittemore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Whittemore
and family from town spent SUNDAY
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Whittemore.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MAN WANTED At ONCE FOR CUT
TING cedar posts and ties. Write +.
W. Bickford. Pittsfeld. RID l. tf31F
KITCHEN GIRL AT HOTEL on
FORD. tf24F
WE HAVE SEVERAL TYPEWRIT-
ERS that require minor repairs We
are anxious to hear from someone in
Skowhegan capable of doing this. In
dependent-Reporter Co. tits
Statesmen. STATE AND COUNTY
Representatives wanted for Spears
Guardian Guaranteed Fire ENtinguish-
ers endorsed by Fire Departments.
Lucrative position for real men Apply
in person or write Elliot \. Spear. SO
Madison Ave, Skowhegan. 2w35F
WOMAN on GIRL TO KEEP HOUSE
for family of four IS Il week. Must
be able to cook. Address Thomas
Downs Care of observation-disclosures
2w35
BOYS OVER 10 YEARS OLD FOR
evening work at the Bowlodrome. S.
NJ. curtis, Skowhegan. Tel. 9S-11.
MIDDLE AGED LADY TO DO GEN
ERAL work on farm. Two adults in
family. Farmers Tel SI-lO Canaan.
Elba Danforth, Skowhegan RID 6.
2w35F
TABLE GIRL WANTED. STEADY
work. Jones' Restaurant, Skowhegan.
2wS5F
ELDERLY LADY TO KEEP HOUSE
on farm on State road. Frank
Gaene, Skowhegan, RID 3. Telephone
1913 2wS5F
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT WANTED
to help with milking nights and morn
ing in herd of registered Guernsey
cows. Can go to school and receive
hoard and small wage. Must be 4
good mixer. Farm on car line. At
tend Madison High school or Skowhe
gan High School. Don NJ. Towne.
Madison. 2w35F
AGED GENTLEMAN TO DO LIGHT
chores about farm in return for board
and a good home. win consider boy
who seeks an opportunity TO attend
school, l. A. Marston, r n No. 81.
Oakland. 4W35F
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LOT NO ~ THOMPsON's GARDENS
50x120 larger than most lots on this
place. Some lots not so well located
are priced at $3.50. My price $500
See me anyhow Edward ]. Lessard,
32S Madison Ave, Skowhegan. 1w35
SIXTY ACRE VILLAGE FARM
Good buildings, electric lights
Near everything. Cash price $a,o00
for immediate sale c. G. VanWart
r. r, d. 1, Sabattus, Me. 3w35
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A VOLUME OF "sCIENCE AND
Health With a Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy, published
by A " Steward. 1913. Would cost
new $500 will sell for $1.00. Address
XRM, Care Independent Reporter tf30f
A cory OF DAVID RARKER'S
poems. complete. In excellent condi-
tion, $500. II. T. Patten, Skowhegan.
tf30F
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rApvs AVN HOMES. WRITE on

FARMS AND HOMES, WRITE OR
call for our latest circular describing
dairy, fruit and general farms on easy
terms. C. w. Smell, Madison. tf24
LARGE HOUSE LOT. 90x1f0 FIT. ON
Beech ST. Clough Motor Co., Madison
RID !. tf21F
EAsTPoRT, LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
Ing Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
Ash. fertilizer. Good buildings. PRce
ridieulously low. Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency. Eastport. TIT
FINE HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.
Convenient terms II desired. Very
reasonable prices. Box 1858. Skowhe-
gan. tilop
NM HOMIE PLACE ON NOHRIDGE-
woCK Avenue. Lot 6x1e rods. Thir-
teen room house. substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In its con-
xeniences. Handsomest location locate In
stories Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patten. NAV
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LOGGING CHAIN. OWNER MAY
have same by identifying property and
paying 6s~ cost of this adj J. D.
Mcdonald. Trne Raleigh Man. North
Ave-, Skowhegan. 1w35
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For Sale--Livestock

Weighing between 1900 and 400
pounds. All sound and kind. a
good worker. win be sold at a good
trade. Orrison Clough, Madison,
Lakewood RID l. Farmers Phone
ell tf35F
ONE GUERNSEY HEIFER 2h YRS.
old with calf by side beauty.
one mule "a years old. Mother
weighs 1870. Clever and kind. One
electric cream separator, DeLaval No.
Is. Used very little. Come and see
for yourself. A. e, Hurd st. Adams
PAIR or HORSES, WEIGH ABOUT
5000. Young, sound and kind in all
ways VIII be sold at a good trade
f. Il. Deering. Athens. RID l. 9w34F
BOSTON BULL DOGS. BOTH SEXES
ages from four weeks to three years.
Dexter Decker, Mercer. 4w34'
ONE HEAVY WORK HORSE.
weight 1900 lbs. All sound. at a good
trade b. d. Dunlop, Route No. g.,
Skowhegan. N. e. Tel. 1894 3w33F
TWO PUREBRED OXFORD DOWN
buck lamb. Weight, 100 pounds Fred
Farmers Phone 121-1o. Scion Elk
change. 4w32f
YOUNG GUERNSEY AND AYRSHIRE
COW giving a good flow of good milk
all right in every way. Reason for
to Box II. lockwood, Me. 2w32f
Geo. A. Innes N. e. Tel. 72-11. SO Win
ter street tf32
VERY NICE BOAR PURE CHESTER
white, Is months, also collie puppies;
one COW. Alice G. Whitney, address,
Monson, Maine. 4w32F
GOOD FLOODED FOUR WEEKS OLD
White Chester pigs, also number of
shoats. Harry M. Cullen, SkoWhegan
RID 2, Telephone 209-3. tf28F
PIGS, LAMBS, HEIFER, GEESE
and turkeys. Tom MCGEE, Huff HILL
Hartland. SW2SF
TWENTY PUREBRED HOLsTEIN
animals. George Clough, Lakeview
Farm. Madison. r. F. d. No. /. tf18F
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Positions Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under thiA
Heading
$ sTENoGRAPHER. PRE-


ABLY in or near SkoWhegan. Am a
graduate of Thomas Business College
Gq2n). Have had constant expert
ence since then in business affairs.
Irma Rancourt, Care Mrs. Il. J. Butler,
SO Leavitta St, Skowhegan. Tel. 6-2.
3wS5F
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories


LIZ oGks AND TRUCKING BuSI-
with full eouinment for mov vIa1 y fur 1o'N
niture of ali Kinds. Will sell chean
for cash. ONLY reason for selling
Pm going away L. M. Mckay.
Skowhegan. rel Hail. 9w25s
Fohp ihlSh WITH COMMERCIAL
Harmony. 4w34F
BNELAND SIN, FIRST CLASS
Will Exchange for PLAYER Piano or
Ford Sedan. To be sold at bar
gain. X Y. z. Observation-Disclosures
Co, tf34F'
,oon ,o,a,xc 60. ~ !.
for cosb siso poo ,ro,,,ina, 80. +.
~ ,,ood h,,, fa. 1i ~ "uals WIZ,
toi5o ~ ~ todo ii'ot $780,, ~
Maobino o' 70 III SLoptornn T Sd' /.
/. fi"4 ~" ''>o p" iiee 81" tf9a =
'i'f
. HALF-T0N FORD TRUCKS, 2
REQ Speed Wagons, Also $50 new
9 93e = Tres a{ feme ar low price.
''''' "'''s' - ON" ~ 49,
ATrrouopuE poVy II<tr xuIDU
about 20 feet long. with two clevises
and two rope loops. Cost $500 will
sell for $125. Sent anywhere post
.o u ,s,,
HAULED. In first-class shape. New
carburetor just installed. Three spare
tires and one spring. Also equip
ment and tools. Tremendous bar
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ICE FOR sALE-AT REA-
SONABLE prices delivered any
where in town. Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery. tf30
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COTTAGE LOTS ON THE SHORE
of beautiful Embden Lake. In
quire of III. Il. Dunton, North
Arson, RID 2. 8w28'
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Help Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under this
Heading

WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF Az
invalid. An elderly woman preferred.
j. O. Tanguay. Stratton. 2w34F
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few hens Room for my ear also.
Y. Y. T. ependent-Reparter GO.
10 II
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PLEASANT DOWNSTAIRS RENT
of FIVE rooms at 81 Middle ST. Apply
at the house. 1W35s
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO
let. Mrs. Fred Parkman. i Leavitt
St, SkoWhegan. 2w55
UPSTAIRS RENT OF FOUR ROOMS,
electric lights. flush, we'll water and
place for wood on same floor. Apply
to b. e. Taylor. 55 South st. 2wS5'
TWO SMALL RENTS IN DOUBLE
tenement house at 123 North St, or
would sell on easy terms. John ".
Higgins, Is Leavitt St, Skowhegan.
1w85'
RENT OF SIX ROOMS WITH ALL
modern conyeniences. To be vacated
about Oct. 1st. Inquire W. II. Fowler
or Mrs. b. b. Webb. tf35
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FoR
enees. Mrs. Belle Emerson, y Me-
chanic ST, Skowhegan y. e. Phone
All. 4W35
GARAGE TO RENT. INQUIRE
Richard Lessard, 50 North Ave, SHOW
hogan. 2w35'
HOUSE IN S0RRIDGEWOCK, BEAU-
TIFULLY located. Fine we'll water,
cistern water in house. Apply at
=
Georgia Morrow, Hinckley. 4w34'
CONFECTIONERY STORE ADJOIN-
ING the White Cash Market on the Is
land Just across the street from new
Spinning Mill. Inquire c. T.. Decker,
33 Turner Ave. Farmers Tel 1913.
tf31
\ NICE LITTLE COTTAGE sITUAT-
ED on beautiful lake. Terms rea-
sonable. This place is fitted for light
housekeeping. F. G. Hayden & Son,
Abbot. Phone SILL. Guilford Ex-
change. tf29
DO YOU NEED AN ADDING MA
CHINE? We can rent you a new
SUNSTRAND for any length of time
and at a very small charge. These
machines have only 10 keys and are
very simple to operate-a child can
run them. They will add, multiply.
substract and divide. Telephone Doth
phones) or write The Independent
Reporter Co. tf2S
COTTAGE AT LAKEWOOD, ALSO
SIS cottage lots for sale. Colby T Hun.
Tel. 273-2. Skowhegan. tf25
BRICK BUILDING REAR OF OK
FORD Hotel Suitable for garage.
Borden & Russakoff. Skowhegan. tf19
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WE NEED AN INDUsTRIoU.


, reputable lady or gentleman TO
represent the genuine j, r. Wat
kins Products in Skowhegan. a
few good territories also open in
other nearby cities. The nation
ally advertised Watkins Prod
ucts have been known and used
since 1868. Don't accept any
! other offer until you get our
! proposition-it's different. Full
particulars and samples are free.
, write today. j. r. Watkins Co,
. Dept. 81, "a Washington St, No.
, Boston, Mass. 5w3ls
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.eo ACRE FARM, u NILE FROM

2G0 ACRE FARM, " MILE FROM
r. r. Dandy hay or potato farm. Plen-
toy hardwood for. home use. Good
buildings. Running spring water;
barns. A bargain for quick sale and
very easy terms. Write G. G. Van
Wart, r. F. d. /, Sabattus, Me. 3w35
100 ACRE FARM N HIsCKLEY
along the Kennebec River on the State
road Buildings In good condition.
All stock and farming tools included.
Write for particulars, Box A, Hinek-
ley 3w35F
TWO STORY HOUSE WITH ELL IN
Norridgewock on Main ST.; garage;
near school; church; r. r. Station;
large garden lot; good water supply in
house. For further information adj
dress Fred E. Webster, Ill Leavitt ST,
Town. tf35
FARM FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
town property. 337 acres. half under
cultivation. Land upland and inter-
vale. rest in pasture and woodland.
Hard and soft timber Near saw and
s<ewer mills Orchard, maple berth,
trout brook, telephone and mail at
door; room house. 35 feet screened
piazza. Water in kitchen. Large
barn; tie-up for cows, horse stable;
carriage house; hen house and ice
house. Near Reighbors, school,
church, town and village. Good bar
gain. If sold before cold weather
will include some stock, machinery
and hay. Price for bare farm $4,000.
Terms if desired. S. NJ. Curtis As
East Front St, Skowhegan. 2w35
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, BATH, TWO
flush closets. large piazza .(windows all
around), wood shed and garage. Cor
ner lot, one minute walk to the Wooden
Mill or will trade for a farm. Apply
at Al West Front St, Skowhegan.
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EverybOdy's Column
HoLsTEIN on srnsEY NEw MILcn

HOLsTEIS on JERSEY NEW MICH
cows and calves. DR.. q. e. Fuller.
Veterinary, ~ East Front St. SHOW
hogan. Tel 2-5. 4834F
a PAIR 0F SECOND HAND OARS.
g. A. Barnes, SkoWhegan. \. +. Phone
116-22. 2w54f
A SMALL HORSE on LARGE
(spotted preferred) pony suitable for
girls saddle and carriage use. price
must be reasonable for cash. il. g
Huff, Wellington. 4w33'
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY, EGGS.
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms, Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. It'll
LIVE POULTRY-wRTTE IN FRS.
letter, kind and number you have
Harry Cohen. skowhegan. tf17cop
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds. Drop me q card stating num-
Der. Will 20 anywhere. Harry Nell
son. N. q. Phone 12e-2a. skowhegan.
tf2T
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CHILDREN TO BOARD on FARM.

kind care and good home. lots Of milk.
Please write or call Ia see M. Flora
NJ. Harrington. Oakland Me. r. 81 Box
a
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ny Y0rNG COtpIE. COOKING ~

woods thru the winter preferred Nan
capable II doing ali kinds Of work.
Mr.. II. \. baHtou. - Spring 81.
Sko8ueRan. 8485F
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rHIIdrs0 N0Ild II = ~ Tor a0me
aRed people for a hume. In return
VII warrant The best of care. In
qaIfe Of +. II Burns. Wellington
4825F
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As HorsEkErpER ron GENTLE

MA% SEPT. lst IA some f8Wn where
there is good high school for my
daughter TO attend. references ex-
changed State number in family and
wages in first letter. Mr. Edna Nor
ton. North Arson Phone 3-5 New
Portland Exchange. 2~34F
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and 20 10 school in Skowhegan. Can
commence any time. Am L years of
aga and used 10 al sorts OF work
Know l can please you. Aldermord
Berube, Z. T. j. >, care OF Amos
Berube. 3W33F
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CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR

Lines fun; disputed b0unl3Ties adjust-
ed: surveys made: plans and estimates
furnished. Highway Work. Lester
c. Whitman. North Arson. 4W33s
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AUTO sERvIcE-FARMrNGTON.

Madison. Skowhegan. Daily trips
except Sunday Fare $500 each way.
Leave Pennington , a. m. arrive
Skowhegan els a. m. Leave oxford
Hotel. SkoWheEan : a. IN. Arrive
Pennington SIS a. m Walter X.
Smith, ~ High st, Pennington. Far
mers' Phone Bib, 11w30s
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= SEVERAL NICE FARMS FOR =
sale. Reaonable prices if
taken at once. Also village y
property. Write for particulars
Conroy & Croteau Insurance
Agency, SkoWhegan. tf34
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DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE. AP-
PLY 123 North Ave. 3W34*
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work. either in the Evergreen Gene
terry or Scion village cemetery. please
see me or correspond or telephone. 5.
T. Baker, Scion. Ne iw32F
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Feed Store on r. r. Siding. Also vii
lage Blacksmith Shop and garage,
wood lots, farms, village and Island
Property in Cumberland County. Frank
Williams, North Yarmouth, Maine.
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Irafar faEIng 90 q eI1aTIH couple
WfsFs board aud home e8uId ~ Oh
IaHHed. cod carr guaranteed In
qaIre - 3-# Melvin EHrn#. yelling
ton 8aaa arc of II .. serfbHer
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work, cHamDef HafE3 HIrFIng or any
thing / an capable Of doing. Mrs.
Emma Hamilton, II Vest Front ST.
2B34F