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TO Let

BUNGALOW on HANOVER SIT. IN
QUIRE of Fred Moody, Skowhegan. TIA
FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS. Flee
trio lights, Eush closet, well water. All
ready to go right to housekeeping.
Apply So South St, Skowhegan. 2w3"
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, MOD
ERN conveniences. Inquire at 10
Bush street, Slxowhegan. tf2
q ROOM RENT. ALL MODERN con-
vENIENCES. Mrs. Veteline Dulac, 81
Milburn St. 4w2'
TENEMENT OF FOUR ROOMS Up
STAIRS. Well water electric lights.
flush closet. A nice warm rent. APP
ply b, c. Taylor 35 South street. Show
hogan. 4w1"
FURNISHED ROOM NEAR WOODEN
mills. Apply IS South St., b. c. Tay
lor, Skowhegan. 4w52"
FOUR LIVERY TEAMS TO LET.
Harry Nelson. Skowhegan. N. e.
Phone 284-3. tf47
GARAGE TO RENT FOR WINTER
months. Room for three cars. $40
for season. 328 Water St. Skowhegan.
tf43F
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MODERN
conveniences, centrally located. Near
Postofice lit Water St., Skowhegan
N e. Phone 1871. tf46
DO You NEED AN ADDING MA
CHINE? We can rent you new
SuNDSTRAND for any length of time
and at q very small charge. These
machines have only 10 keys and are
run them. They Will add, multiply
substract and divide. Telephone (both
phones) or write The Independent-Re-
porter Co. tf28
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EverybOdy's Column


UPRIGHT PIANO WITH MANpOEIN
attachment. VIII sell very reasonable
il taken at once. 35 Summer st. tf20
WEATHER sfRfPs--ffERE WE AitEs
again for the thirty -frst year with the
best protection against cold. which is
ready to creep in around your doors
and windows. F. NJ. Tinkham, % High
Street. Skowheean. tf27
USED SEWING MACHINES As Low
as IS each. Get a new SINGER cleo
trio machine. We also have com
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, IT, Wa4er St, Skowhe-
gan. uol
GUMMED, TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape in rolls con-
venieut 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 postpaid: l inch per
roll, 45c; inch per roll, 60c; 8 inch
per roll, 75c. Liberal discount for
qauntity orders. Independent-Repor
er Co. tf32
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No Magic Attached to the League of
Nations

At the request of Alonzo Smith we
publish the following extract from a
speech delivered by Senator James A,
Reed at Carnegie Hall. New York. as
his partial reply to an article fur
nished by s. F. Emerson and recent
ly published in the Reporter.
am not a believer In government
by sanctifcation.
Nations cannot be transformed into
saints by the mere act of signing a
paper.
What the teachings of Christ have
not in two thousand years produced
will not be accomplished by league
of nations.
ic. The only magic 1t is safe to en-
ploy in international dealings is the
magic of common sense, which con-
siders only the facts of life and re-
fuses to be misled by either the
dreams of ambition or the visions of
hope.
1t is as foolish to declare that the
nations Of the world can suddenly be
made perfectly good as 1t is to assert
that they are now altogether bad.
refuse. to enter into co-partner-
ship with the thirty-two nations not
one of which in government, in civil
ization. in liberty, is the equal of the
United States. l refuse to enter into
a partnership where America must
assume major portion of the liabi-
lities and collects none of the divi-
dends.
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EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE WITH GOOD
cellar and nice large stable convent
emily located. Rent will bring S25
per month. To be sold at once for
S21O0 Cleveland & Creation. 81 Mad
ison Ave. Skowhe@an. tn
FRUIT STORE. STOCK AND FIX
TURES including confectionery, tobac-
90 and canned goods. Established
trade, fine location. very reasonable
terms. f. Persico. Skowhegan. 4wS'
CLEARED LAND. EXCELLENT
tlllake and pasturage. Mrs. Harry NJ
Cullen, 124 Mt Pleasant Ave. Show
hogan. Tel. 1878. it'll
SIX ROOM HOUSE INsGOOD RE
PAIR. Located In Scion village. Fine
cellar. owner lives away. Goes for
$500 II taken at once. Frank Moody,
10 Shirley street. Skowhegan. - f46'
$3.50 nUYs THREE LARGE HOUSE
lots In Bingham on the North side OF
Dinsmore Street. IL taken at once
Fred p. McCollor. Skowhegan, RID T.
Farmers Phone 213 tf45F
EAsTPORT. LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
ing. Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings Price
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency. PASSPORT. tfl7
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6116 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in it's con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patten. trf0
TWO FARMS ON ROAD BETWEEN
Canaan and Cornville about Ia mile
from Browns Corner. Excellent rea-
son for selling. Nelson Rowe, Hart
land RID. Farmers Phone Canaan
sill tai
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this Head free to oui
Subscribers.

,DE-HORNED CATTLE WANTED.
Cyrus +. Walker, North Arson. 3w4F
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASH PRICES
paid for skunk, mink, foxes, coons.
weazles. muskrats and all other furs.
Write for complete list of prices and
ship your furs to Il. T. Sherman, Fur
rier, Dept. IS, Whitman, Mass 6w4'
sTNGLE-CoMBED RHODE IS
LAND Red cockerels Give descrip-
ton. weight and price in arst letter
Sanford II. Witham, Oakland, Route 81:
Tel. Norridgewock as. 1w4t
SPRUCE. FIR. WHITE PINE LOGS,
Also rough spruce and fir pulp wood
landed on bank of Kennebec River.
Frank +. Mace Augusta. 4w4F
OIL HEATED CANOPY BRoODER,
cheap for cash Must be in perfect
running order. Drop In Poultry
Farm, Bingham. 2w3F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. :
Write in first letter kind and
number you have. Harry Nelson,
. Skowhegan. N. f. Phone, 2s4-S
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. lJWZ"
OLD cofHs--FRED h. CLOUGH, 1
Beacon St, Concord, n. Fl. 9w2"
GEORGE w. EMERSON HAS BEEN
appointed to act as agent for the pur-
. chase of Shovel Handle Blocks, at
SkoWhegan Station, during the present
winter by the Undersigned Informa-
ton regarding prices etc, may be OBJ
tanned by communicating with Mr..
Emerson. Ames Shovel e. Tool Co.,
Oakland. Fred Hallett. Manager.
n xs% ~. 4w1'
MAINE LAW REPORTS. VOLUMES
21-SS. Nos 21-81 are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old pam
phlets on our Great West and narra-
tives of Indian Captivities of the
earlier date. Dramatic works of early
American writer's are also somewhat
in demand. Please note that othem
than the above old books, most old
books are entirely without value. In
pendent-Reporter Co. tf36
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HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
16. j. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
DRY STOVE WOOD AND JUNKs.
c. r. Whittemore, Skowhegan, RED Z,
Farmers Phone, 4s-3. tf4F
HAVE SOME HEAVY CORNER
bind chains, and some long chains also
some neck Jokes. call at Isaiah
Crowells, Malbon's Mills, Farmers
Phone 4S-12. 3w4F
PaRLoR HEATER. WOOD or COAL
burning Good bargain. c. \. Burnor
AZ Winter ST. Skowhegan. TIA
CYPHERs NoUBATORs ALL IL
first class condition; egg capacity $50
800. $50. Prices on same 500. SIC, $40
l coal brooder 1000 chick capacity used
| year, SIS; oil brooder most new, 500
chick capacity, $40; double horse sled
3 inch shoes, a good one $4,000. 10
acre field cutting or tons of hay
the best of hay land. ~ piles from
Norridgewoek, known as the Rutta
Hale place. Fred u. Hooper, Nor
ridgewock r. +. ID. 2. tf4F
GOOD SECOND HAND SLEIGH.
Price reasonable. @. b. Dow, the har-
ness man, Water St, Skowhegan. iva"
WOOD FOR SALE. GREEN STOVE
wood. $13. green wood not split $l2,
Carroll Whittemore, Skowhegan RID
2. 4w4
LIME AND FERTII.IzER SPREAD
Err that win do the best of work,
wagon, SIS. Send for circular. J. S.
Greenleaf. Arson. 4wf'
EIGHT II. p. GASOLINE ENGINE.
All equipped for saving wood. In
good condition. Tel. 1894. James
I Lewia. TIA
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ADMINISTRATION AND
Wills ALLOWED
Business Transacted mt the January
Term OF Somerset Probate
Court

At the January term, 1924 of Pro
bate Court administration was grant
ed In the estate of Charles b. Chase
late of Canaan, Rosa A. Chase of Ca
naan, ADMINISTRATIVE; estate of Chas
Hanson Clark, late of Madison, limo
thy A. Clark of Madison, administra-
tor; Florence NJ. Smith late of Ca
naan, George W. Smith of Canaan, adj
ministrator.
Wills allowed and letters issued
Estate of LIewellyn Ham, late of
Athens, Edna Ham Flanders of Har-
mony. executrix; David c. Jewett
late of Skowhegan, Louise Y. Jewett
Of Skowhegan, executrix; Eleazer w.
Watson late Of Fairfield; Myra Watson
of Fairfield, executrix; George G.
Weeks late of Fairfield Lottise E.
Weeks OF Fairfield, executrix.
Final accounts allowed In estates OF
Ruth II. Eaton. late of Skowhegan;
Louise H. Durham. late of Pittsfield !;
BENJAMIN L. Flanders, late of Show
hogan; Jonas w. Jewett, late of
Skowhegan; Geneva e. Hilton, late
of ,Anson; Sarah s. Locke, late of
Cornville; Delbert Parker, late OF
Madison; Ernest Hilton, late of
Starks; Bert Hilton, late of Starks /;
Arvila s. Farnum, late Of Palmyra ;
Thelma A. Daggett, late of Madison !;
William r. Clifford. late of Norridge-
wock.
License to sell real estate In estate
of Erland Clarence Bickford of Fair
field, minor; Annie Green Young, hate
of Madison.
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.1nu sEK rEpER NyANrEn Ar 49,

4OUsEK EEPER WANTED AT Owe,
for the winter and perhaps lonsotl
Middle aged lady preferred Addrs.
IS. L. Adams Box 252, Norridgewoen
2wSF |
"a WORKING HoUsEREErER WY y.
ED. Good home and good wages
right party Middle aged ladV my
ferred. References must be furnisha.I
Inquire at Is East Front Street Sknr
hesah' iwsfI
MEN WANTED FOR THE woon.|
at Belgrade, Maine. s. W GonIs
9No"hesah. tftPI
MEN OR WOMEN EARN S10. s~
lars for Mail Order Farms al hon"
no convassing. Send 25c in silver ~,
book of Instructions to Empire Sunni
Co, Hartland. Swl.
BOYS AND CHRIS EARN MONEY nm
spare time selling our Family Needls
cases at 25c case. with premium. W.
trust you. Sell 12 cases Send ,ssl
$500 you keep $500 for yours SEND
for IL cases today to Empire Sunni
Co. Hartland. Swl''
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTrnI
to assist my wife in family, six child
rem, year round job il satisfactory. In.
quire of Ed O'Neal Farmers Phon.l
4-110. The Forks. 4wipI
AGENTS WANTED, HUsTIIxo
underwear and velvetan knit garments
Direct from the mill to the customers
Big commission. exclusive TERRITORY
Act now for the Holiday trade. + i
Fargo Agency, 756 Congress St, PORT
land. NJ. Nelson, State Mgr. 6w5i,
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For Sale--Livestock

THAVE FULL HOODED FEMALE
Cocker Spaniel Puppies for sale. Fay
cite Lane, Kingfield Box Ga. Iva
FEMALE FOX HOUND. black AND
tan. Two years old. good looking
good driver. Got with her last
year, Have so much to do cannot
hunt this year. l will sell her lot
otherwise | would not take 500. The
first check for s35 gets her. G. G..
Cooley. Cooper's Mills. 1wi
NEW MICH JERSEY cows. TWO
just freshened. others to freshen soon.
Bert Buzzcll, Skowhegan RID 6. Far
mers Phone 2-2l. 3W4F
> REGISTERED HEREFORDs.
bull years old COWS; 80 tons press
ed hay and straw; potatoes at 81 per
horse collars; sleds, light and heavy;
l pair horses years old weight 800
harness and set of logging sleds, all
complete for $500. l pair 4 year old
mares weight 200 we'll mated, nice
drivers and workers all harnessed for
$500; single horse, good worker weight
1900 price $50; several 6-foot sled
bars; 1900 acre farm; two so acre tim
Der lots; l thorabrace wagon 100 years
old; l second hand pool table, price
$50;1 second hand coal heater; / s.
horse power gas engine, 500; l drag
saw $50; l circular wood saw and table
new, 1 new hoover potato digger USED
days 500 second wagons. pungs,
sleighs. harrows, plows, rakes. NOW
ers etc. a full line of fancy canned
goods at low price. Terms cash or
good notes well secured, Bingham
Hotel, G. W. Dutton. Prop. Bingham.
AVA
BULLS FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Hereford, Durham. Holstein, Jersey
and grades. Cyrus E. Walker, North
Arson. 3w4F
BREEDING PEN or TWENTY
purebred White Wyandotte pullets
fully matured and all laying; mated to
two standard type lock birds. Price
10000. +. G. Moore Nichols ST. Madi-
SON. EVA
WHITE wYANDOTTEs. FEW
nice May Matched Rose Comb cockerels
purebred, Price from So, to So each
Mrs. L. A. Davis, North Arson RID 2.
Farmers Phone $50. New Portland
Exchange. 2w3F
NINE sHOATs WEIGHING ABOUT
so pounds. VIII sell cheap or ex-
change for sheep. Howard C. Rowell
Skowhegan RID Z. 4w3F
/ COLLIE AND SHEPHERD CROSSED
Puppies. Mother Lady Bette. Ad-
Ndress Alice Whitney, Palmyra, Box
No. SO. 4w3'
ONE HORSE, WEIGH ABOUT 115O
pounds. Good worker. Or will eX-
change for cattle, sheep, pigs or poul-
try as South St SkoWhegan, 2w3S
CATTLE. REGIsTERED JERSEY
bull calves. No money down. Twelve
months to pay us. Tested Box AZ
i Royalton, VT 52w3F
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. CatAloe
George IL. Sheldon, New Boston, N. II
26w3F
THREE MONTHS OLD SHOATS. III
G. Wentworth, Skowhegan, r. f. ID
No. l. Farmers Telephone 1929.
2w3
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Positions Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under tAt
Heading
on FARM. pREFERRED WHERE

on FARM. PREFERRED WHERE I
can work and go to school. Am II
years old and used to farm work
George Guilmette, Gem Street, Show.
hogan. 2wiF
WORK At SOMETHING. HAVE
done lot of sealing on long and short
lumber but am also accustomed to
good hard labor of any kind. Can
work on a farm or in the woods
Whatever you have to do, l believe
can do II. Write me. w. b. Hatch
Care of II. T. Mcdonald, Rumford, Me-
2wAF
MAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE
work. Can do all kinds. Would take
good horse in exchange for labor. N.
+. Burns, Harmony. 2w3F'
BY EXPERIENCED MAN TO THE
wholesale and retail fish business Tn.
derstands sailing and smoking of fish,
dressing and care of all kinds of fish
A. NJ. York, Skowhegan RID 4. 2w3F
BY MAN ALONE OR WITH DOUBLE
team to do anything of which / am
capable. w. G. Beckim, Skowhegan.
RID !, New Eng. Phone. Norridgewock
17-3. 2w3F
As HOUsEI<EEPER IN MIDDLE
AGED or elderly gentlennn's modern
home! References Phone 385-W. Box
1877, Waterville. 2w3F
Ex-sERvICE MAN WANTS INSIDE
work of any kind. Experienced in
mills, factories and machine shopa
Also done some painting. Am mar.
ried but will go anywhere to work 4
suited. Address William Mathiesoa
% Factory ST.. Skowhegan. tf51F
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Miscellaneous

ROOM OR ROOM AND BOARD
wanted in private family. Desire
place where there are modern con-
veniences bath room, modern heating
electric lights, etc. II. s. oliver In
dependent Reporter, Skowhegan. 2wiF
TENNIS NET or IL FEET LENGTH
thereof is wanted. VIII some one
who has n net which is past its use
for regular playing kindly donate
same to Athletic room of Bethany
Baptist Church. T.. l.. Savage, SHOW.
hogan. \. L. Phone 42-4. 2w5
BEEoHNUTs FOR sALE--INDE-
PENDENT-R Reporter Co. IT'S
PUBLIC sERvICE-Two HORSE
hack, reasonable rates. day or night
Your patronage solicited. Straw rides
and dance parties a speciality Promp
service. Tel. connection. Asa Gid
den Co, 1i2 West St, Skowhegan tf3
DRENS sewing a speciality. Mrs. l.
S. Brown, As French st. 4w2F
LADIES'! LEAVE YOUR ORDER
with me for kellogg Up-Lift corset
A corset and health belt combined.
Doctors recommend them. Mrs. FL
mer Berry, tcorsetier) North Arson
r. +. d. No. /. Farmers Phone 10
ITO Scion Exchange. 4w2'
WANTED A HORSE FOR THE
keeping. Not over 13O0 IDS. VIII ger
six miles of road a day. The best OF
care. Austin N. Tibbetts, Bingham
6w2'
WE WILL BEGIN OUR NEW Gaia
LOG February LIST. If your farm IS
listed and you wish to make any
changes now is the time to do it, Any
one wishing to sell a farm should list
1t at once Special advertising will be
given to any one making arrangements
for sale. Roderick Farm Agency
Skowhegan. 4W2
WOULD LIKE TO DO HAND
knitting for anyone who could furnish
the yarn. Would knit mittens. stock
ings, or footing. Either single or
double work. Prices reasonable,
Write or phone Farmers 9310. Mrs;
Albert j. Adams, Scion. NWlF
LUNCH AT PREBLE's REsTAUR-
ANT. Good food and plenty of II.
Eat all you want. Dinner soc; break
fast or supper 40c. Also quick lunch
20 Madison Ave, next to Boyd the
Jeweler. 4w1'
HAVE ROOM AND BOARD FOR
two or three Academy pupils for the
remainder of the year. Mrs. MelIen
H, Berry, North Arson. Maine. Sw5l'
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING BY
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, Skow.
hogan. Full line of mems work and
tf3e
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OpEN|NG CONCERT NEXT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Delightful Program Assured by tit
izenS' Band With Jack
ROai, S0leist

The first of the Citizens Band, Am
erlcan Legion concerts will be given
next Sunday afternoon, January 9th
at O'Clock. The doors of the Opera
House will be open at $50. There
will be no admission and no collec-
ton takef. Everyone is invited TO
attend. The American Legion in
Skowhegan has guaranteed the ex-
penses OF these concerts and under
taken to manage them as eontri-
button to community activity In this
town. Subscriptions were solicited
from members of Simon Peters Post,
American Legion and citizens friend
ly to the post and to public welfare
generally, and it is hoped that enough
will be realized from this source to
assure four concerts of quality,
equal to If not superior to the very
popular series given under similar
auspices last year. 1t is not claimed
that these concerts are religious exer-
cises, but 1t is an established fact that
good music Is a splendid influence for
good in any community, particularly
on Sundays.
The Citizens Band under the able
direction of Arthur Plummer has be-
come one Of the recognized bands Of
Maine. The members have been re-
hearsing all winter for these parti-
cular concerts and the people of
Skowhegan may be assured of real
treat next Sunday. Skowhegans
favorite tenor, Jack Roaf, will be the
soloist. The program which will be
given is an especially delightful one
Very appropriately 1t opens with "The
American. Legion March" with its
beautiful trio for reed instruments
and baritone. The second number,
Indiana Moon" is one of those popu
lar numbers in which the members of
: the band sing the choruses. The
third number, "Victory Angelus," Is
q beautiful serenade with charming
harmony shading; and the fourth pro-
vides q fine old fashioned Sousas
Band effect, "Trumpets of Victory"
offering fine opportunity for martial
drums and bugles. The fifth num-
her is of the sort that one cannot
help whistling THAT Old Gang of
Mine" The next number will be the
Legion's own tenor, Jack Roaf, who
Will SlHB tidL Ddlldu UOni-
derful One" The appealing sweet
ness of Mr. Roafs voice adds delight
to any program. The request" num-
her will be that most charming and
romantic band number of all "a Night
In June" which will be followed by
an instrumental specially number
"Lassus Trombone" which invariably
.pleases. The program closes with the
ever famous Boston Commandery
March" by the great writer of band
music. Reeves. Music lovers will re-
member the beautiful arrangement
for clarinets in this celebrated com
position.
It is certainly to be hoped that the
good people of Skowhegan will show
their interest In this splendid UNDER
taking by the Band and the Legion by
coming to the Opera House next Sun
day afternoon. The concert will be
over by five o'clock, In ample time
for the usual Sunday evening engage
ments.
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STEEL BARRELS WITH FAUCETS.
80 gal. capacity. Suitable containers
for kerosene or gasoline. Il. w. Cronk-
hite, r. +. u. Z. Skowhegan. 4w4F
81 BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
Pnllets early hatch. so full blooded
Rhode Island Red puliets, 81 each.
L. II. Davis. r. +. D. I, Skowhegan
4w4F
SECOND HAND SLEIGH FOR SALE
win sell for cash or trade for pony
sleigh. Ida Davis, r. +. ID. Z, SHOW
hogan. 4WfF
WEBSTER's UNABRIDGED Die
TIONARY 1914 edition. Would cost
new $1,000. Will sell for So. r. T,
PatteH. tt4F
ELECTRIC TOAsTER. DOES PER-
Feet work. Would cost new So. viii
sell Same for just half price. II. T.
Patten. tfi
HERE'S JUST WHAT YOU WANT
by way of Encyclopedias. \ nice new
set OF Winston's Aecumulatlve Ency-
clopedia. Never been used. Am sell
ing cheap because l find ] don't need
it, If Interested write y. Y. H., care
of Independent Reporter. IVA
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CRANK TO BUICK CAR BETWEEN
Bush street and Somerset Shoe Factory
via North Ave. .. X. Wilder, Somer-
set Shoe Factory or residence Bush st.
IWf
ONE AUTOMOBILE TIRE CHAIN
on road hetwen SkoWhegan and North
Arson. via Norridgewock.. Finder
kindly notify r. w Bunker, North
Arson. 2w4
LIGHT BROWN noe WITH
black nose. January 18th. answers to
the name of Prince. Win the finder
please notify Mrs. ~ bore. Court St,
SkOWhegan. AVA
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Mrs. ID. p. Written OF PittsaeId

Mrs. Belle G.ongley) Written died
at her home in Pittsfieid. Monday
evening at 100 after long period of
FILLING health which terminated in a
very critical Illness for the past few
weeks. Mrs. Written Is survived by
her husband, d. p. Written; by her
mother, Mrs. Harriet Longley; and by
n sister, Mrs. William A. Blaisdell of
Palmyra.
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PAIR OF TORTOISE SHELL,
glasses on Turner Ave, Monday Jan.
II. owner may have same by calling
at the Independence Reporter Office.
eva
GOOD PAIR MEMS MITTENS FOUND
on Bridge st. Owner may have same
by calling at 20 West Front St, Show
hogan, and paying cost of this ad. lw4'
A BUFF AND WHITE COLLIE DOG.
owner may have same by paying cost
of this al. e. T. Chapman, Athens,
y. u. Tel. i-23. 2W4h
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with the B0wlers

Watervllle first team won from
Skowhegan while the second team
took revenge and gave them a good
beating, In games rolled on the local
lanes Tuesday night C. Ivers had
high single and total with 113 and 476
for Waterville's first team. Harrison
high single of III and total 470.
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