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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-11

MARK IeUR LINEN ETIH A RUB,
BEH printing stamp. Your nAme and
indelible linking pad. complete outfit by
mail soc. independent Reporter Co. tao
j COMBINATION MEAT WAGON
and sled in nice running condition
team. Alice NJ Dunlap. Box SO, Route
. wv A tfsc
OLIVER TYPEwR1TER, GOOD
condition Cash price SIS. Independ-
ent-Reporter Company. Skowhegan:
HbrEb SHEEP FOR sALE-ACE
sheep. These sheep were brought
from New Hampshire about 1890 and
bred by my father for about fifty years
and carefully bred by myself on one ne
never had any roots or grain of any
kind and are not breachy. They have
white faces and legs and are free from
ticks and vermin When l used to
Fairs. forty and fifty years ago the
Judges called them the american
Sheep" ! have sold from them about
forty thousand pounds of wool and
send a specimen of wool to anyone
Wishing to buy on receipt or card or
letter. Price of sheep ten dollars,
price of lambs eight dollars per head.
Charles +. Gilman, Route !, Scion, Me.
tar
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape in rolls con-
yeniens for doing up packages snr ana
Company for use on certain containers
This we have In three widths with
prices as follows. post paid: l inch per
roll. 45c; 2 inch per ron. soc; inch
per roll. 75e. Liberal discount for
NJ
norter Co tf32
DREssED POULTRY DELIVEaED
at any time. Sasha Tobias, Norridge-
wock. Telephone Sold. U32
COOLING TANK FOR GAsOBENE
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 LIES
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO THE
Ediphone, the most recent ana useru
of office devices. We are distributors
ture, or ask for demonstrations. ALSO
one used Ediphone outfit for sale at a
good trade. Independent-Repor Co.
tf22
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred c. Pooler. Locust Street. Show
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY, 1920 edition. Over 1900 pages,
cost $1,000. win sell Tor $3.50 post
paid. Observation-Disclosures Co. tf24
BATNs POUNDS ALL BATES
Ginghams 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 q great many / yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex IL Tor children. You
will find those the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One b.Pound
Bundle (about 80 yardB). delivered
free, 1919. Iona Mill Ends Co, Hart
land. tf16
BULLETIN BOAHD-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; " i'll sell for $l75. K. 4. Patten.
tic
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FORECLOSURES NOTICE

WHEREAS JENNIE V BAILEY
hen of Arson ia the County of Som
crset and state OF Maine. by her mort :
Gaee deed dated November [. 1916 and
recorded IN Somerset County Registry
of Deeds Book 80, Page az, conveyed
TO me, the undersigned, certain lot or
parcel Of land situate in North Arson
Village in said Arson. on the East side
of WILLOW Street bounded and de-
scribed rs follows: On the North by
land owned or occupied by Fred $.
Parsons; ON the Fast and South by
the Mill Stream on the Nest by said
Willow Street. known a. the Canning
Factory lot: and
WHEREAS the condition of said
mortgage has been u. NOM
WHEREFORE. by reaso5s o. ~ breach
Of the condition IL RI claim Il
foreclosure of the $ II
oRRIN u. a4a.lS
BY Butler n Butler
Ills attorneys hereunto duly authorized
W.
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OATS CIT FULL IN THE MILK
pressed on the straw s17 at barn. nice
feeding pressed hay SO. VIII deliver
ten miles SO ton. c. ii. Nye. Route
. North Arson. Swi7'
WE HAVE FEW GOOD BAR
GAINS IN USED CARS. Somerset Ma
chine Co. near the Creamery" Show
hogan. tff'
RIFLE .: GAUGE LONG. WOULD
S425 Perfect condition. w. A
Wndes. Care OF ndependent-R Reporter
tf45F
HORSE WEIGHING 1900 POUNDS,
sound. nice worker. single or double.
Will sell or exchange for stock or colts
y; c. Hodgkins. Norridgewock. y; e.
Phone 6-23. tf43
ss-ACRE FARM. FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan. rs acres maple. complete
maple syrup outfit. $50 apple trees in
good condition, cider mill. Horse, COW
and farming tools. Buildings on prop
erty. Mrs. Vital Bolduc or J. P. Thi-
bodeau, Grocery Store, North ST., Show
hogan. Both Phones. tf41
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
teen room house. substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In it's con-
veniences Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley =, large aGs s garage, two
Patten. tao
WHY NOT BUY YOUR DRESSED
poultry direct from a. Il. Barnes Poul-
try Farm. II. z. Box 80. .Skowhegan?
one cent postal card will bring your
Sunday dinner. Deliveries made every
Saturday, Satisfaction guaranteed. tfas
WEATHER 6TnRs--HERE WE ARE
again for the thirtieth year with the
best protection against cold which 10
ready to creep IN around your doors
and windows. II. NJ. Ttrkham. 63 High
St., Skowhegan. tfS9
ONE PAIR OF COLTS -FOUR YEANs
old. we'll broken and used TO work
Weight 1000 lbs. Also six cows. mono
, over four years old. Three one year
old heifers. one pair of two year old
steers. One six months old calf; ten
sheep. Allen J. Moore, Jackman, Me,
Phone az Lotus Ranch. tf37
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rovp AIanALE COLLIE PUPS. ALSO

FOUR AIRDALE COLLIE PUPS. ALSO
six Jersey cows: one new milch. G.
j. wood, Skowhegan II F ID ! and D.
3w52F
SIXTEEN INCH MILL WOOD. IN
QUIRlG of j.. \. Meader. at Brick yard.
Skowhegan. Telephone 1888 4wb2f
PAIR mEAyY. YOUNG HORSES.
Sound. Also wagon sleds. II. X. At
wood Fairfield Center. 4wa2'
TWO sEvExTY-TwO INCH BUTT
strapped boilers; ~ 3l4 In. tubes. II
1T. long with all fittings good as
new). l.. l.. Witham Skowhegan,
Tel 16l iw52
GERMAN SHEPARD POLICE PUPS
males SEQ e. L. Dantorth. North
Madison. Address North Arson. 3w52F
FOIR vICTRoLAs-ALL IN PER-
feet working order. AS low as ~.
j. r.. Symons. 3W52
snowshoes J. y. Symons. 3w5:
PENNINGTON sLEIcHs. \. $.
Burke. Bingham. 4w5l
THREE y0TNG cows, ONE AYR
SHIRE one Holstein and one Jersey.
Prices right. Call ut my farm in
Emhden or write Mrs. Alice Whitney,
II + u /, North Arson. iw5l'
FLY AWAY sLEDs. s1.75-$3.OO Ca,
Army Overshoes $3.25 pr; Galvanized
pals soc each; 400 pc. gold band sets.
SIC: boxing gloves, $5 set: manicure
sets, S1.50, to $500 each. Parkman's
Water st. Store. 4w5l
USED SEWING MACHINES AS Low
as SIS each. Got q new SINGER cleo
trio machine. we also have a com
plete stock of cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Full line accessories.
Singer Sowing Machine Co., a. L. Whit
temore, Mgr 17e Water st, skowhs-
gan. tf6l
FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE. sUTTABI.E
for fhree tenArnSnts, now Yielding 10
Der Cont on the Investment price Stu
nted In North Arson village. Electric
lights and flush closets. John Boyn-
ton, North Arson 4wes
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this Aes4 tree 10 en-
Subscribers.

A nABS SLEIGH. MUST BE IN
good condition. Please state price
and condition in first letter. Leroy
Lagross, Harmony. Box los. 1--we
A LARGE CHURN. ALVIN WAC
NER. Madison. II. i. d. Route /. Far
mers' Phone, Skowhegan Exchange
clio. 2w1F
A cory OF DAVID BANKERS
Poems. Please send and we will make
you an offer for same. Independent
Reporter Co. til
TWO On THREE BARRELS OF
Northern Spies Would take other
varieties of good winter fruit. Archie
f. conant. Cross St., skowhegnn. 2wlF
A COPY OF .THE CROWN woN
But Not Worn" This was a story of d
girl student at Kent's Fill Seminary.
Issued in pamphlet form long years
ago. perhaps sometime In 1870. Am
willing 10 buy hut IL copy is not Of
fered for sale would like TO borrow.
4. 4wlF
A SECOND HAND MANURE
Sprender. Charles Thebarge. Show
hogan, II FD4. ewlF
1000 CORDS OF SPRUCE on FIR
pulp wood. Wanted Mt once. Frank
Il. Mace, 81 Winthrop St. Augusta:
G. w. EMERSON WILL Buy WHITE
ash timber OF stumpage suitable for
shovel handle blocks TO the amount ~
3 carionds. See rue. summer TX
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
Der. wili 80 anywhsrs. Harry N0-
son. N. T.. Phone is6-s2. skowhegah
tft7
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If Stomach is Sour,
Food Won't Digest

No stomach filled with sour poisons
can digest food. Everything you eat
turns into more poison and gas. max
ing you nervous and weak. Simple
buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc, as
mixed in Adlerika, expels all sour poi
sons and gas from BOTH upper and
lower bowel. Removes foul, decaying
food-matter you never thought was In
your system which caused sour and
gassy stomach. Adlerika Is EXCEL
LENT TO guard against appendicitis.
Frank W. Buchanan, druggist. Sold
In Jackman Station by W. L. Barney
Co.. druggists.
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Miscellaneous

DRESSMAkING WANTED. PRIC3
reasonable. Mrs Evie Dunton, IN
Main St. Town. ., 4w2F
INFORMATION WANTED As I'd
the use Of the Home Knitting Machln3
tAuto knitter) or any other mako
Will anyone who has used on is usind
u machine of this character kindly adj
dress w. G. NJ, Il + u :. Boz s. Skow}
hogan. lw2'
WOULD LIKE TO GET A DRIVING
horse for it's keeping George LocksI
Skowhegan r + - .. Farmers Phon4
20-6. 3w52F
WANTED WAsHINGs AND Plan
sewing to do. Mrs. Fred Mckay ~
North Ave. Skowhegan. y. +. PhonI
He'll. 3w52f
TWO CHILDREN WANTED n
board. Best of care. Apply u
Chestnut St, Town. 3wb2F |
sz5 REWARD $50 REWARD F0l
information leading to arrest and col
yiction of the guilty party taking n
large water wheel {Turbine) and ghq !
from tho old Tobey mill, Athens. AN
s25 for the split granite taken nearbl
This property was taken before Jun
%. 1921. Ella T. Mooers, Skowhega1
Telephone 1924 6w5l
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE j
bay horse. weight about 1900 IBIS, |
years old, sound and smooth for youn
growing timberland. Address Hey
bert York, Oakland r r d 35. 4w5l
"a. WARD. HIS BOOK. HAv(
loaned to someone an autograph COP
Of "A. Ward. His Book" by Don Sell
The volume is of course, highly prizsS
by me. Would appreciate its retur3
II. T. Patten. - IN
WHY NOT HAVE THAT MACHs
cry fixed up before winter. Well a
the work right and the charges Will
reasonable Somerset Machine
near the Creamery" Skowhegan. TIL
Am READY TO DO ELECTRIcA1
work, house wiring. motor winding an
wiring: also installation of all KIND
Drop me q card aHa I will call GeorgS
B. LaChance. Box 80, Skowhegan.
1swib'
H You WISH A WEALTHY YOUsl
wife. write, enclosing envelope. Wei
Ray, Denniston. Ohio. I6w4s'
WOULD YoU WHITE A WEALTH
pretty girl? Stamped envelope plea.
Lois sproul. Cleveland. Ohio. lsw''
TWO CHILDREN WANTED n
board from 4years old or over on faf
in East Skowhegan. Apply to Mrs Ev
Davis, Skowhegan. Canaan Stage. ui'
HAT CLEANING AND SHOE Dsa
ING. Soft hats cleaned and blocr
equal to new. HAT panos put On VIM
you wait. Sport and all colored sho1
cleaned and polished. Shoe dyeing
speciality. Peter Leakos Shoe and ~
Cleaning Parlor. Water Street, NJ
R.R. Station. Skowhegan. II"
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING
mail TO Kincaid's Shoe Hospital. sko.
hogan. Still closing out ladies' snos
i.owest nrires In town tf5j
DEVELOPING. PRINTING, Es
larging. For prompt service ana
ecfent work, send or take your nlu
20 z. c. Heald q eco. Scion. ~
finish desired. 80 u"
TYPEwRFTERs TO nENT on
sale on the tnstallment plan
sp,ith and other makes. Indspends.ss
Reporter -.
SETH PHOTO srUDlO-Yos1
you walt. Dsvsi5bsns and printis,
HtEh GRADE amateur work Tw sss.
four hour service. Telephone w. .sg
SkowhsxAn u"
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MACkINAW FROM Il. ii. NOR
RILL'S team. Finder please return
to +. s. Parsons, Madison Ave- Show
hogan and receive reward. ivy
GOLD FOUNTAIN pen BETWEEN
Beech Street and High School Build
ing. Finder please return to Miss
Thelma Snowman, 3 Jewett St lw2'
BUNCH OF KEYS NEAR FOUN-
TAIN on Water street. Finder will
be rewarded If returned to FoGg's
Drug Store. II. j.. Watson, Jewett
street Skowheean. lw2+
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Positions Wanted
Ia wHOLEsALE on RETAIL. gnu

IN WHOLESALE OR RETAIL GRAN
and grocery business by a young mar
who Is willing TO work and who ess
furnish the best of references, has hal
several years experience in the allow
line. Address 329 Water St, Skowhs]
gan. 3W2F
AS sTEN0GRAPHER. ACCURATE
and speedy. Several years experienesl
Reference by permission. the Indepen.
dent Reporter Co., to whom inquirie,
should be addressed. 3wlp
WOULD LIKE, WORK ny TIM
hour. Am capable of doing all kinds
of house work. Inquire at "a Bale,
st. Mrs. York.. 3wlF /
WANTED ANY KIND OF WORK ny
the hour or day. Apply to Mrs. Nor,
rison, 1s Chestnut ST., Town. 3w52p
WANTED JoBRING OF ALL KIND,
Apply to W. G. Lewis, 20 Chestnut ST.
Town. 3w52F
EXPERIENCED COCK WOULD LIKE
position in Skowhcgan or would cater
for banquets at reasonable prices Mira
Seldom Knight, I28 Madison Ave. tf4sP
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the people of Maine. II any of you
are bald headed l have discovered
something that Win grow the hair on
your head. The only known remedy /
ever heard OF. | have tried il on over
20 bald heads and il has not failed vet.
II never takes over two siX-ounce bot
ties 10 start II good. Get it while you
have the chance. I discovered ii and
IL goes with me when / go. Come and
see for yourself that it's no humbug.
pr H. White, Skowhegan. 2w1#
VALUABLE POULTRY BOOK. FREE
for the asking. A handy book of ref
erence on poultry rajsing and the Sc
cret of getting winter eggs. {. l.
Davis, Poultry Expert. Waterviile. Nc.
3wl
for Lady or young man. Price Sa.b0.
Write to L. Q. Box 314. Skowhegnn. til
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WELFARE THEATRE
Madison

WELT 4thE
Madison
Thursday, January 1Ith at 100
HELEN JEROME EDDY
In
WHEN TOM COMES"
A society drama.
THE FRAME UP"
A Two-Reel western.
Friday, January 18th
GLORIA SWANSON
THE GREAT MOMENT"
A romantic love story. News and
scenic.
Saturday, January 18Th
/. BERNARD BURNING;
In
SEEDS OF VENGEANCE"
A Kentucky mountaineer story. Last
chapter of the
PURPLE RIDERS"
First Chapter of the new serial
"BREAKING THRU"
Monday, January 18th
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In
LESSONS IN LOVE"
A society drama News and comedy
Tuesday, January 10th
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In
CHIVALROUS CHARLIE
The exciting experience of Il Man
haitian Knight.
FORBIDDEN SOIL"
A 2-reel western.
Wednesday, January 18th
CLAIRE ADAMS
In
GOLDEN DREAMS"
A Zane Grey story. Rowing Thomas
on a fishing trip. Starland Revue
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To Let


ROOM WITH MODERN CONVENT
ENCES. Call in evening or on Sun
day. Mrs. Flora McPheters, 8 Middle
St, Skowhegan. tf2
UNPUBLISHED DOWN STAIRS
rent of five rooms. Electric lights
Mrs. Ella Haycock. 10 Cedar St, Town
1w2t
ROOM WITH MODERN CONVENT
ENCES. Mrs. h. l.. Bagley, 1873 Madi
son Ave, Skowhegan Telephone 81.
HOUSE At MALBON'S MILLS, WITH
or without shed. Inquire OF E. G..
Bailey. Silver Mills. Me. it'll
TWO NICE DRIVING HORSES, TO
careful drivers only. or viii drive out
parties. Harry Nelson. AZ Pleasant
ST.. Skowhegan, n. T.. Tel. 126-22. tf50
STEAM HEATED BASEMENT FOR
storage or any other purpose Oxford
Block. Borden e. Russakoff, Town tf44
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD CON-
dition, first month. $500 Each month,
thereafter 5000 Independent-Repo
er Company, Skowhegan. tf33
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THE NEW DISCOVERY Foa CHOW.

ING hair 1t is doing the work Ladies'
and Gentlemen. 1t will stop your
hair from falling out, clean dandruff
every time and will grow hair on bald
heads. Let me prove IL to you. See
the testimonials from other places and
from other states. Can be seen at
Vieuc d Halls. They have the bar
Der right in Skowhegan to treat heads
at soc Il treatment This | discovered
one year ago. Or. r. White. Skowhe-
gan. 2"i|
THREE YOUNG cows. WILL.
frcshen in February. VIII sell at u
reasonable price. charles ThebarEc,
SIoWhegan X + ID T. 2wlF
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CARRABASSETT HALL
North Arson

Free Moving Pictures in Carfabassett
Hall every Saturday afternoon and
evening until further notice. Even
ing picture begins at 7.45.
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AM DIRECTED ny TIE

Court to sell the Joseph Shorty
house near French st. in order
TO settle the shorty state. This
is Il very desirable. two tenement
property both occupied and must
ha sold for cash. Roy l.. Mars
ton, Administrator Estate of JOS
cph shorty. TIL
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Found

TWO YALE t<EAS F1iND IN sOM-
EES1Hf Traction Car. owner may
have same by calling at Office of Indie
pendent Reporter aud paying the cost
OF this nd 1W2
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IMREE CypHEns 400 EGG /,

THREE CyPHERS 400 EGG Iycr
BATORS. A. y. Ward. Wateryill.'
X Il ID 10. Tel 4w52s'
LIVE POULTRY--wRTTE IN rms,
letter, kind and number you hav.
Harry Cohen. Skowhegan. tfl7cor
HANsoN,s HISTORY OF CANA.
Bloomfield Norridgewock, etc. wants.
II you have volume give descriptios
ana price or send on approval. r y
Patten. var
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FIRST quAIdTY GREEN CORD
wood. Beech maple and yellow birch.
Market price Harry NJ. Cullen. SHOW
hogan /. r ID ?. y. F.. Tel. 209.3. 4wlF
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INHERITANCE DEPOSITS

The following is list of the I'M
claimed Inheritance deposits in the
hands of the County Treasurer, De
cember 31st. 1929, published under
provisions of Chapter 20. Section 81 of
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Holway of The
Forks we're visitors in town Monday
and Tuesday.
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GANG EpeER--rABIE EsnE

GANG ftIyGfIH--TA BIsE FbfE
and aft OF the machine. II Will
edge up TO o inch stock. Can
eeasily be operated by one man.
This edj-er was made in our own
shop from the old Eiackett "
Whitman pattern and we can sell
AT an attraotive price, Somcr-
get Machine Co, S9sowhcgan. I'll
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II - ------------------.
+ PROGRAMME ]
7 OF THE /
Moving Picture
/ THEATRES |

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SKOwHEGAN OPERA HOUSE
January 10th TO 2snd
Monday
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In
THE BACELOR DADDY
Tuesday
MARIE PROVOST
KISSED"
Wednesday
KATHERINE MCDONALD
TRUST YOUR WIFE
Thursday
Special Booking on this Day
Friday
SHIRLEY MASON
LITTLE MISS SMILES"
Saturday
JACK HOLT
In
MAN UNCOMFORTABLE"
Always the latest and best in short
subjects. Matinee every day. go F.;
Saturday at 2. Evening 80
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Advertisements In these columss not to exceed ave
lines for 75c, four times for &C., cash
with ORDER Each additional line Sc. In computing
Ilnes reckon = average nf o words. Stamps taken
II net pa3a In advance, Toe additional II CHARGED.
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ONE SECOND HAND CHICKEN FEED

Gutter, used very little. invaluable to
Poultry raisers. This is a highly cf
leicut machine for cutting clover, hay
or other feed into extremely short
lengths. II is made with three knives
ia inches long, and a self feeding
comb roller which straightens the feed
rs IL is presented to the knives. max
ng Il more uniform length of cut. 1t
rnts very rapidly being one of the
fastest machines of its size. Itcgu-
lar price $20oo VIII sell for $1,000.
Franz, W Buchanan Skowhegan. 3w2
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Frs Almanac for 1879 t2Gth Edition..
The best Almanac We have published.
Contains more Astrological and Agri-
cultural information. Price zoe. At
las Printing Co. Dept. 81, Bingham
ton. ~ Y. 4w2
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low mass will be said at $50 next
Sunday morning at the church OF
Our Lady of Lourdes. Ladies OF ST.
Anne Will receive holy communion.
Sermon in French by the pastor. High
mass at 1890. Music by st. Mary S
choir, sermon in English. Sunday
school at 800 Rosary and Benedie-
ton Of the Blessed Saeram ent at 800;
meeting of the Ladies' of St. Anne at
O'clock.
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la. pounds, dressed. just right Tor
broiling. Delivered anywhere IN
Skowhegan for soc a pound. A. e.
barnes. Sllowhegan r F ID I. tfb1F
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ALI. WOOL KNITTING YARN FROM

manufacturer at 95c, $t.35 and s1.60
a pound. Postage paid ON SIS orders.
Frce samples. II. y. Bartlett, Har-
mouy. Maine AVE-
Evening star., 1923-05-17
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Once

Producers and Salt Creek Producers
touched new lows. MAracaibo was .
strong stock, advaicing about Q point,
The market for copper stocks was
unusually quiet except in one or two
Issues which were actively sold as
the result of lower prices for the
copper metal. Ohio Copper below
sixty WAS at a new low for the pres
Cnt movement. while Moh;can lost
ground. St. Croix Mining advanced
close to the dollar level.
Industrial shares were little
changed. but 1t was evident that
operations for the decline in spscu.
lative favorites were not being con-
tinued. Glen Alden held firm around
the previous close snd Southern Coal
and Iron was leader Of the ! w
l'riced members. getting. uo ten
POINTS.
Motor shares were neglected. no
sales occurring In Durant Of Della.
ware until we'll after midday. The
new issue OF International Carbon
ran into realizing sales and lost q
good part of the gain made on
Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
ny WILLIAM F. HEFrERNAN.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE market
on the curb exchange today was the
most uninterestinS that has been seen
In some time. Dullness prevailed
throughout the greater part Of the
session with participation on the buy
ing side smaller than on previous
days of the week.
Attempts by the professional -ele-
ment to depress the list met with
some further success among the oils,
although there was no concerted
drive against individual stocks.
Gulf Oil OF Pennsylvania. which
had been a special object of attack
Wednesday. declined further. but
pressure against this stock was not
as pronounced. After touching a new
low for the year. recovery set In. car
rying the shares back over most Of
the ground lost earlier In the day.
The new issue OF Bradford Oil went
fractionally higher, while Mountain
Evening star., 1923-05-17
APPLE MARKET FIRM.
New York Reports Virginia Re
-:.@' ceipts Are Light.
,neciaI pispateh to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE market
continued firm. with the demand
quite active. for central western New
York barreled apples of fancy quail
ity. large sized and free from scald.
Ieceipts were moderate from all
state sections, but Virginia arrivals
were comparatively light. New York
"a" grade two-and- one half inch
Baldwins ranged from 5000 to $3.50
per Barrel, and Ben Davis from 1915
10 $500.
The supplies of new crop Florida
potatoes were The. heaviest IF. the
season To-Day: About sixty-two cars
$500 per barrel for best No.
spauldIng Rose. New York round
white. No. / ranged from $2.25 to
32.Ss per 150-pound sack.
Evening star., 1923-05-17
FOREIGN BROKERS ACTIVE.

NEW YORK. May 17.--London and
Paris correspondents OF local banks
and brokerage houses have taken ad-
vantage Of the recent reaction on the
New York stock exchange to inter-
est their customers In American Sc
curities. Several cable requests have
been received here for accurate in
formation suitable to incorporate in
circular letters to investors.