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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-15
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

WHEREAS, J. B. Frederic of Nor
ridgewock in the County of Somerset,
State of Maine, by his mortgage deed
dated the twelfth day of October, 1917,
Try of Deeds. Book 3f3, Page 502. con-
veyed to US, the undersigned, a certain
parcel of real estate in the County of
Somerset, situated and bounded as fol-
lows:
ID A certain lot or parcel of land.
situated in said Norridgewock bound
ed as follows, viz. Southerly by land
now or formerly of John Robbins and
Westerly by the same; Easterly by the
old town road and land now or for
merly of Nathaniel Taylor and North
erly by the same and the Lewis Allen
lot, so-called, containing ninety-three
acres more or less.
10 A certain lot or parcel of land
situated In said Norridgewock and be-
ing formerly part of the Nat Grant
farm, so-called. and bounded as fol-
lows. viz: Beginning at the South
west corner of land formerly owned
by owen b. Taylor; thence running
Southerly by land now or formerly of
Gilead Bates to land now or formerly
of Orland w. Holmes; thence EASTER
ly by said Holmes land to the corner
of the most Easterly fence on the
Grant farm which divides a pasture
from field, field lying Westerly
from said fence and a pasture Easter
ly; thence Northerly by said fence by
%.
and now of said j. B. Frederic being
the lot of land described in Paragraph
Cd hereof, meaning said fence shall
constitute the easterly line of the land
conveyed; thence Westerly by said
owen B. Taylor's land to the bound
begun at. containing twenty-eight
acres, more or less.
CD certain lot or parcel of land,
situated in said Norridgewock bound
ed as follows. viz: Southerly by land
formerly Of Nathaniel Grant and now
of said Frederic; Easterly by said
land formerly of said Nathaniel Grant
and land formerly of said owen B.
Taylor and now of said Frederic; Nor
therly by line formed and extending
the northerly line of said owen b.
Taylors land Westerly in the same
course to the Easterly line of other
land of said Taylor. Westerly by land
now or formerly of said owen B. Tay-
Tor. containing ten acres more or
less.
Said parcels being the same premis-
es conveyed to J. b. Frederic by Ann
NJ. Taylor by deed dated May rs, 1915,
istry of Deeds. Book 329, Page 253
Also by deed from said Ann NJ. Tay-
Tor to said j. II. Frederic Acknowledge
ed October 8. 1917. and recorded, said
deed given for the purpose of correct
ing the description In the third parcel
above described.
AND WHEREAS, the condition of
said mortgage has been broken;
NOW, THEREFORE,, by reason of.
the breach of the condition thereof,
we claim a foreclosure of said mort
gage.
Dated April rs, 1924.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF
SPRINGFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS,
BY Andrews, Nelson & Gardiner.
3w18 Its Attorneys
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CARPENTER WHO CAN ALSO no
exterior painting. Job would last
from one to two months. Can prom
Use good board and comfortable sur
roundings Address, giving references
and stating wages expected Mrs
Louise Ptel Lange, Lake Parlin Farms,
Jackman Station, Me. 3w20F
TABLE GIRL. EXPERIENCED, FOR
Troutdale Cabins. Regular pay 10
per week. board and lodging furnished.
Splendid opportunity for right party.
Apply at once to Edwin c. Lee, Trout
dale, Me. 2w20F
TABLE GIRL WANTED FOR TIM
Pond Camps. Write or phone N. N.
Portland, j. K. Viles & Son. 2w20F
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED TO DO
general homework. Inquire of Geo.
II. Weston, 345 Water ST., Skowhegan.
n. +. Phone 1913. tf19F
AGENTS REPRESENT A REAL
mill, sell the original guaranteed Wear
Proof hosiery. all colors, cotton, Isle.
silk. Salary or commission; full or
part time. International Mills. Nor
ristown, Pa. 5v19
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For Miscellaneous
SPECIALITY

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
16, J. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan TIA
EXPRESS WAGON, RIDING WAGON
Cedar shingles, hardwood matched floor
boards, harness and 1& h. p. motor.
All at a very low price. Cyrus New
ton, Cold Brook Farm, Skowhegan.
4w20F
EMPIRE MILKING MACHINE,
double unit, used two years, $4,000.
tato digger Iron Age" machines little
used $4,000 each. Burnham & Morrlll
Co., Pennington. 4w2Os
HIGH GRADE QUALITY FERTILI-
ZERS Made in Maine for Maine
Farms Farm Chemicals Agents for
Inoculated Sulphur for control of DO
tato scab Quick shipment. Sagada
hoe Fertilizer Co. Bowdoinham, Me.
2w2o
LADY's BICYCLE. NEW, ONE HE'D
Couch and l8-inch electric fan Mrs,
NJ L. Smith, 222 Water St, Skowhegan
tf20
ABOUT 40 BU. GOOD SEED POTA-
TOES White Delawares. Price rea-
sonable. Mrs. w. w. Dexter, East
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, UNCLE
JIM, Lowell King Edward, Senator
Dunlap, Brandywine, $3.50 per 100.
Ralph Ludwig, 20 Maple St, Halo
well. l"zO
HAVE A FINE VARIETY OF
seedlings and plants. Both vegetable
and flowers now growing, in cold
frames for sale as usual. w. \.
Bailey, Skowhegan, n. Il. Phone 40 IL.
4w20"
REDUCING OUR POULTRY PLANT
will sell large Cyphers 1ncubators,
Wayland n. Y. and quantity of poultry
equipment, breeders, nesting boxes
sprouting- pans etc. Mrs. LANCE Lake
Parlin Farm, Jackman Station ti2o
ONE TWO CYCLE II. y. UNION
Standard Marine engine. as good as
new. Onescomplete one-ton retriger-
ating equipment, De La Vergue Refri-
gerating Machine Co, The Hornsby-
Akroyd; one Rider Hot air pumping
engine. VIII sell Tor cash
change for such machinery, good truck
can use on my resort farm; also
boats an dcanoes. VIII sell for cash.
or take in exchange such materials [
can use on my resort farm, boats,
canoes. saddle horse. Mrs. Lange,
Lake Parlin Farm, Jackman station.
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For Sale--Livestock

EIGHT PIGS, FOUR WEEKS OLD
May IA. Also full blood White Ches-
ter boar, about one year old. Will
sell the latter for SIS. VIII Hill, RID
8, Skowhegan. N. L. Phone 1872.
2w20F
SIX WEEKS OLD BERKSHIRE
pigs. Have twelve pigs which will
destination. c. M. Bubar, st. Adams.
1w20s
PIGS, FOUH WEEKS OLD. II.
Kaneen, Back Road, r. 3, Skowhegan.
2w20F
PAIR TWIN HOLsTEIN HEIFER
Calves. Good to raise. Isaiah Crowell.
RID 2, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
1912. tf20F
THIRTY FIRST CLASS HORSES.
Some very nice matched pairs. They
are hard and all right. Most of them
have been working at Indian Pond all
the spring. Can be seen at Preble &
Robinsons Stable, Bingham. the first of
next week. 1w20
ONE LITTER OF PIGS. SEVEN
weeks old May 10. Howard C. Rowell
Skowhegan RID T. 2w20F
SHEPHERD COLLIE sPAYED FE-
MALE puppies, months old, S.. l..
NJ. Kyle, North Vassalboro. 2w2O
NINE LITTLE PIGS. WHITE CHEs-
TER bred. VIII be four weeks old
May 49,. Also one Jersey COW and
calf freshened May 3; one Hereford
COW and calf freshened April rs. Ira
r. Adams. Farmers Pohne 1910 Scion
RID /. 2w20F
ONE GUERNSEY COW. FREsHEN-
ED May Z. Good trade. Bert w;
Paul, Skowhegan RID 4. Farmers
Phone Scion Exchange 9-12. 2w26F
SIX WORK HORSES. ONE PAIR
black Percheron mares, with harnesses,
seven and eleven. weighing $500, price
$3.50: one pair. of bay striped face
horses, weight 1900. Two odd horses.
eleven and thirteen hundred All
young, time given IL required. Also
riding cultivator. Three purebred
Hereford bulls Cleveland Dean, Mad
ison, RID 1. 2w19F
HORSE WEIGHT ABOUT 1000. =.
Grlgway, Scion RID 1. Box So.
4w19'
A RABBIT HOUND PUP, MALE.
Partly trained. Black and tan. Elmer
j. Dore. 81 Dyer St, Skowhegan. AVIS
-FOUR WEEKS OLD PIGS. III. q.
Wentworth, RID 8. 'Skowhegan. 2w19F
WE HAVE A FEW MORE PAIRS
of extra good horses to sell. Preble
& Robinson. 2wl9
PAIR GREY MARES, WEIGHING
$500 lbs, ages Z and 8 years sound;
will sell for $4O0. Inquire Harry Lane,
No. New Portland. 4w1SF
PONY STALLION, PERFECTLY
broken to ride or drive. Six years
for lady or large children. Cash or
terms. Address H. L. seekins, Hart
land. 4w18s
DURoo JERSEY SWINE. ALL
kinds at farmers prices. Warren
Farnum. r. f. d. 2, Box "a, Pittsaeld.
DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES.
VIII exchange, sell or buy M. o.
reached by telephone thru my neigh
Dor, Charles Whittemore, Farmers Tel.
1873 4w17"
MY WELL KNOWN HERD OF REG
ISTERED Herefords. Eighteen head,
everyone registered. Ages from calves
or entire lot. Farmers prices. Come
and see them. Grant Witham, Scion,
Me-, RID 2. Farmers phone 16-13.
90 VARIETIES POULTRY EGGS,
chicks. dogs. pigeons. pheasants, geese,
free folder. 60 page description book,
20 cents. ]. A. Bergey, Telford, Pa.
1Ow15@
CATTLE, REGISTERED JERSEY
bull calves. No money down. Twelve
months to pay us. Tested. Box AZ,
Royalton, VT. 20w3F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINS FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. 52w2F
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. s. w. Gould. Elm St.. Skowhe-
gan. tf47
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CHEVROLET UTILITY COUPE
has only 1000 miles mileage.
Three new cord tires. Coupe
has had good care. price right.
T. L. Christopher, Norridgewock.
3w1S

AUTOMOBILE TOP, SLIP COVER,
never used. II cut up for other pur-
poses will yield two pieces about SKI u
feet New cost $25. win sell for
$3.50 postpaid. Sent on approval.
r. r. Patten, Skowhegan. tiff
EVENRUDE CUPBOARD MOTORS;
Elto outboard motors Army goods.
Puttees, $3.50 special. j. d. Symons,
Skowhegan. 4wl7
SPECIAL IN AUTOMOBILE TIRES.
30x3h non-skid, $3.50: 30x3 non-skid
$3.50; 30x3A inner tubes, $3.50; 30x3
inner tubes, $3.50. Guaranteed 5000
miles. Peerless honey-comb radiators
for Fords, SIS. J. d. Symons, Show
hogan. %w17
BUICK TOURING CAR IN GOOD
running order. Price low. Ned e.
Reed. Skowhegan RID s. N. E. Phone
173-12. 4w17"
1922 CHEVROLET, IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest F. Dionne, 102 North
St. Skowhegan. N. e. Phone 33-4.
tits
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For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies .u.

HUSKY HEALTHY CHICKS HATCH
ED from Big Brown EGGS laid by, Big
Barred Rocks DeCoster strain of heavy
layers. Price reduced on May %, 49,
and 80 matches to Is cts each, any
number. Order from this ad. First
ordersrsget earliest s'chicks, Adams
Poultry Farm, East Sumner, Me. 2w20'
ABOUT so HENS, NOW LAYING,
Rhode Island Reds and White Wyan-
dottes; also Cyphers brooder, 206
chick size Mrs. Eva M. Mullen. RID
4, Skowhegan. 3w2OF
PEKIN DUCKS EGGS. si.25 PER
dozen or IS per hundred. A. w.
Black, Winthrop. 9w2O'
y. G. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS.
Hatched from vigorous, heavy laying
stock. Wallaces' Poultry Farm, Nor
ridgewock. 2w20F
PULLETs--T SHALL HAVE ABOUT
dozen White Wyandottes in full lay
to offer at $50 each. They are pure
bred and beauties. Speak quick IL you
want them. Drop In Poultry Farm,
Bingham. 2w2Ot
DAY OLD CHICKS, WHITE LEG
HORN, 16c each. Ready May 20. Write
or phone, Mrs. Allen Sprague, East
New Portland. Farmers Tel. 9-210.
2w19F
SETTING EGGS. SINGLE COMB
White Leghorns and Rhode Island
Reds. Splendid laying strain. 81
per setting. Clyde J.. Allen, II. f. d.
No. g. Skowhegan. N. Il. Phone, 1922
90. 4w19F
EGGS FOR MATCHING, BARRED
Rock from Parks 200 egg strain.
Healthy, range raised breeding stock.
81 per setting postpaid; So per hum
dred Order now Sunnysde Stock
Farm, Cornville. tf19F
WILL HAVE THOUSANDS OF
Husky Barred Plymouth Rock chicks
for sale during June and July, Ice
each c. o. d. Please order at once.
l will be unable to promise any more
May chicks. Mrs. Ralph Libby. Main
stream. tf18F
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this heaa free % eur
Subscribers.

LONG HAIRED KITTENS AND
puppies. Mrs. II. II. Greber, Minnsink
Rid. Little Falls. N. j. 4w2o'
WANT TO BUY SMALL FARM,
about so or rs acres in Somerset Coun-
ty or elsewhere. Jerre Corvette,
French St., Skowhegan. 2w19F
4 Al CAH0ON GRASS SEED s0wER
also a one or two horse land roller
must be in good disable condition. M. B.
Heselton. II Maple ST.. Skowhegan.
A. MAHOGANY or MAHOGANY
Veneer bureau or chest of drawers
TO offer. Address A. B. c.. Independ-
emit Reporter Co. tffs
SECONDHAND PIANO IN GOOD
condition. Price and terms expect
ed In first letter. Arthur C. Carter.
{ Rainbow Camps. Troutdale. 2w19F
A WHITE CHESTER BOAR PIG,
full blood, four to six weeks old. w.
q. Hunton. Care of Maine Central r. r.
Portland. 3W18F
DAVID BARKERs POEMS. CAN
use one copy, either of the complete or
abbreviated edition. Write me what
you have or send on approval. r. T.
Patten, Skowhegan. tff8F
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STAMPS USED
Stamps on original covers especially
desired. Leon G. Young, 1913 Lincoln
Ave-, Portsmouth, N. Fl. 9w1S'
GIRLS BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDI-
TON, reasonable price. Laura A.
Chase, 81 North Ave. Skowhegan. tf18F
COOLER CREAM TANK WITH A
1915 can capacity that Is in good con-
dtion. Let me know what you have
and the price right away Maurice A.
Malbon. Skowhegan RID 7. 3w18F
FANCY PAIR OF HEREFORD OR
Durham steers about s feet, must be
handy. Which do you prefer, cash or
larger pair that Is not handy Mrs.
Mark Lord. Mercer. 4w17
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks, chests
and boxes for old postage stamps. 1t
VIII pay you to do 1t. I will buy a
single stamp Stamps on old letters,
loose stamps, collections, and old let
ters sent before stamps were used
Us4). Send your stamps to me, or
write for free list. r. w. Burnham,
'"rhe Stamp Man." Dept. AL, Ipswich,
Mass. 14w14s
sHAG CATS AND KITTENS AT
once, all colors and ages, ship or write,
put straw in the boxes. pay all
express charges. c. l.. Wakefield, 8
Grove St., Augusta. 19w2s
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WORK ny THE HOUR, CLEANING
house or any kind of homework Mrs.
Lena Smith, Care of Mrs. Belle Emer
son. Mechanic St, Skowhegan. 3w20F
YOUNG MAN JUST COMPLETING
Freshman year in Dartmouth College
wants work for the summer; feel my
self capable of doing most anything.
Let me hear from you IL you want
good, willing man. no matter what
the job. w. Gordon Smith, care of
w. F. Smith. RID 3. Skowhegan. 4w19F
WOULD LIKE A JOB TO DRIVE
Truck or as chauffeur. Two years
experience in this work. Can give
references. Don G. Austin. Canaan
Star Route. N. E. Phone 209-15. 3w1SF
CHANCE TO COOK FOR SUMMER
In town. Mrs. Dora Hanson, East
Chandler street, Skowhegan. 2w19f
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to assist in camp work. Write Mrs.
s. II. Mace, Pleasant Pond, Caratunk.
2w19F'
WOMAN WANTED Fer GENERAL
housework. Mrs. John A. Mooers,
Jail Residence, High St, Skowhegan.
TABLE GIRL AND ME- TO DO
work around the house. Maine Cen
trail Hotel. Skowhegan. tits
WANTED At ONCE TWO SINGLE
men to work on farm, must under
stand general farm work. feeding and
driving team. care and feeding of
same. Address Lock Box 244 York
Beech, Me. Tel. 483J. 5w16s
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RHODE ISLAND EGGS FOR HATCH
ING. Rose or single combs $3.50 a
setting of 15 eggs. Also Rose Comb
and Single Comb Cockerels, $3.50.
Large size, healthy and from heavy
layers. Addle Cross. Thorndike. 13wl7F
MATCHING EGGS. WHITE LEG
HORNS, Lord Farms Strain. $1.50 for
Is. These hens average over 200 eggs
in their pullet year and are mated this
spring TO cockerels from Lord Farms
that have $50 and 500 eggs blood be-
hind them. o. d. Dean, Scion. Far
mers' Phone 15-11-10. 6w17F
ROSE COMB ANCONAS MATCHING
eggs for high eggs laying parentage,
tfb0 for 10. Bernard N. Gordon,
North Arson. RID l. 8w15
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. Catalog
George II. Sheldon. New Boston, N. H
26w3F
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Let

LARGE PLEASANT mn.
Trio lights and bath. 6Iivo
:" Pleasant St. skowhegap. . U,
A VERY CONyENIr<r
I nv, rooms with stable on HAN
Handy to Shoe Shop and el t@,O'
CURE at 172 Water st, or NJ ~
Gates, Farmers Phone 20. iio u'1
A NEW HOUSE ON sI,,yp, 81
to rent about the middle
Eight rooms and bath, eIec,r,o
ana garage, Inquire of y.
Moody, Hanover St, Mrs MI
son, Skowhegan. ''oei
FIVE ROOM HOUSE M
Ave. Newly papered and nsin .a
water, city water, electric Unt,
den and stable. Frank NJ s W
Farmers Phone G-22, Skowbsa0
N
STORAGE FOR ONE AUTovJ
at III per week. +. D. Sterrv
Pleasant Ave.
RENT OF FOUR ROOMS Am
In the Brainard House on NaJi..
NO children. Fred Tuscan 81
gan. ~
UPSTAIRS RENT OF sEypy /,
with modern conveniences. Inn"
A. IL. lies. 81 Main St, Skowba.
PASTURAGE FOR CATTLE
the summer. Thomas ]. Dian
Turner Ave, Skowhegan.
:, FRONT ROOM AT "a NORTH
Skowhegan.
TWO FURNISHED noovs
light housekeeping, also from,
with board, all modern conysn
Inquire of Belle Emerson. N M
Street, Skowhegan. N. L. Tel
STEAM HEATED ROOMS. Nd
conveniences, centrally located
Postoffice. lit Water St, Skov
N. e. Phone 1851.
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

CHAMBERMAID, ONE LAUNDREss
(will be taught to run steam laundry,
one assistant cook wanted for three TO
four months from June LIST for exclu-
sve resort. Communicate direct with
Mrs. Lange, Lake Parlin Farm, Jack
man Station tf2O
STENOGRAPHER PART TIME.
probably for only a few weeks. In
dependent Reporter Co, 2w20F
RELIABLE WOMAN FOR TWO
days a week. Apply to Mrs. ]. c.
Griffin for particulars, 231 Madison
Ave. NJ II, Phone So. Skowhegan.
2w20F
MAN WANTED TO DRIVE TEAM
and work on farm. Steady job for
right man. S. M. Towle. Topsham.
3w20s
CARPENTER, PAINTER WANTED
chiefly on outside work at Lake Par.
lin. Particularge. c. X. Clio Independ
ent-Reporter office. 2w20F
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

: FORD TOURING CAR IN VERY
good condition. Price right. +. A.
Williams, 100 Main st, Skowhegan.
Both Phones. tf20
5-PASsENGER OAKLAND TOURING
car. w. c. Wills, 80 Bloomfield ST.,
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel 28210.
4w19s
EVINRUDE CUPBOARD MOTOR IN
good running condition. Price $50.
Guy Nelson. Canaan. 2wl9S
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$4,000 to $4,000 WEEKLY

Statesmen with ability for
Branch Manager In this terri
tory. Prefer married man who
has done house to house selling.
Live, wide awake, willing to
work, able to handle men. Per-
manent position. Drawing ac-
count, commission. Write ref
erences, experience to Mr.. David
Davies, Box 986. Pittsburgh, Pa.
2Wl9s
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MiscellaneouI

HOUSE OF q OR ! ROOMS. nd
conveniences. Inquire at Ind
ent-Reporter Office, Skowhegal
NURSERY STOCK ORDERPp
Jewett Savage may be obtained
residence. 10 Court st. Il. H.
Skowhegan. Tel. n. L. 1911.
PONIES TO LET AT FAN
Park. Instructions given Il
attention given to children,
attendance every day. Also pod
sale. w. Il, Ware. Skowhegaa
wAsHINGs WANTED. WILL
and deliver. Mrs. Bessie II
East Maple st., Skowhegan.
AM BOOKING ORDERS nd
-J1NsE Ssvaod, al ebvcry. Mauri
goom Farmers Phone 29-9, y
gan.
sHAvINGs TO GIVE AWAY
of 'em. Archie Conant's. aI
Shop, Rear OF Hotel oxford.
ROOM AND BOARD AT LaKd
for the summer season. West
Lake preferred. Ray s. Olive
of Observation-Disclosures Co
WOULD LIKE TO EXC
garden roots. | have garden
trope. double yellow jonquils,
trumpet kind. rose phloX, hard
pur. Should like in exchans
pie clematis and oriental pOpp
lies of the valley and bleeding
Mrs. Bertha Bird. Starks.
UMBRELLAS SKILLFrLLY
promptly repaired by Mrs,
Rowe, Cor. Pleasant and SUNNI
Skowhegan.
ANCIENT POWDER HORN
ED. One which formerly belo
my grandfather, Martin McDaH
was marked Robert Martn" :
ried pictures of wigwam Ind
other Indian markings 1t "
from 20 to 80 years ago to
but / am anxious to redisc0Yl
possible. Maurice FLANDERS
Skowhegan.
SAW DUST TO GIVE AVA
handy chance to get IT, Harry
South side of river, Foot
nell st.
KOVERFEOH. 4 HBALLi
FACTORY material for your
more like cement than PAM
hard and durable. Send io1
card or come and ser us. A.
G. Son, Russell Street, SkowheE
BLACKSMITH WORK AND
Shooting. Have opened ID
formerly run by Fred Tuscan
rear of Sprague's Barber SHOP
err st. 20 years experience
Madore.
STABLE WANTED, SIIIabi
livery and board. Nould Si'g
hear from resort owners or w
would like to hire from 10
for letting out. W II. NaIe
Stable, Water St, Skowhegan
I WOULD LIKE AB0tT
washings a week to do. NUE.
livered at my house, Mrs 20,
Laughlin, East Maple Street
gan.
PUBLIC SERVICE-TWo
hack, reasonable rates, DAY
Your pat onage solicited; ~
and dance parties a specially,
service. Tel. connection.
den Co., 1877 West Front S''
gan.
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIR
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hosphs
hogan. Full line Of mems
dress shoes. Lowest pfi0''
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE
press. block, bleach and ce
equal to new. hat imsinr
while you wait. Shoe oy ysnss
ialty. Fancy and sport sun aaso
iust like new. Peter Le Ian
and Hat CLEANING, SkoWhes'A
SETH PHOTO sTUDI01ivuIs
on post card. Finlssh eerr,n,inI
wait. Developing ana Tge1
grade amateur work az.
hour service. Telephoh' ~
hogan.
DO YOU NEED AN A nou
CHINE? We can ren', .netb
SUNDSTRAND for any ,h lsrs
and at a very small chs ssss
machines have only 10 ~
very simple to operstte.,dss
r nm them they will aa shos
substract and divide. T Isedsgpssl
phones) or write inc iH
porter Co.
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HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-01-04
One Killed and Two Pinned Down
All Night by Overturned Auto
fatal accident occurred Monday evening on the road he
tween Saguache and Mineral Hot Springs Ford run
about went Off the grade and turned pnnng boy
girl beneath and instantly killing a third girl.

The girl who was killed was
Miss Nina Kimberlin, 16, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. kimberlin, of Saguache.
Her brother Ernest, 18, and
Miss Pearl Adamson, 16, were
the other occupants of the car.
Ernest and Miss Adamson
were not seriously injured
from the accident but suffered
intensely from exposure, being
held down by the weight of
the car for ID hours before be-
ing discovered. Miss Adam
sons feet were badly frozen.
The three young folks were
on their way to the Hot
Springs to attend a New Years
party and dance and wheR
they were about two miles
from the springs, the lights
failed to work, causing the
driver to leave the road.
Bud holland of Saguachs
discovered the car about $50
o'clock Tuesday morning and
rescued the two from their
terrible predicament.
The funeral of Miss Kimber-
lin was held Thursday after
noon from the Community
church and interment made in
the Saguache cemetery.
1t is believed that the sur
viving parties will fully recov-
er unless there is some unfor-
seen complication.