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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-24
TWO EXTRA GOOD DRIVING
horses. l.. H. Longee, Madison. 2w3

TWO EXTRA GOOD DRIVING
horses. l.. l.. Longee, Madison. 2w3
WE'LL MARKED FEMALE PUP.
two months old. The mother is
beautiful purebred Collie. Kind and
intelligent. Price $500. Diana =.
Hight, Cornvflfe 3w2F
RI RED sBABy CHICKS FROM
without a reactor) that won every
utility prize and first on exhibition
cockerel at c. NJ. Fair this fall Have
installed a Maiamoth incubator and
weekly after Feb. rs. Order early and
avoid the disappointment so many had
last year. Feb. and March chicks 25c;
April and May Zoe; June lSc; Terms
10 per cent cash with order and bal
ance one week before shipment. Also
Matching eggs. kennebec agent for
Magic Brooder. Arthur N. ward,
Watervile RID 40. Tel. connection
ON ACCOUNT or HAVING LOST
my home by fire. l have pair of bay
mares Weighing about 1900 lbs, well
matched and good workers, ten years
old. viii sell cheap for cash. ID. M
Bunker, Mercer. Phone No. 1910. 4w2'
PUaBB8RD aH0LsTEIN BULLS
also some young fresh cows, others to
freshen soon. Page Farm, Skowhe-
gan RID 7. 3w2F
FRENCH HIEL FAAh ofFEHS
their first purebred Guernsey bull calf
by Falcons Dirigo 1861. Our herd
sire a double grandson of the worlds
greatest sire. The dam of this young
calf is good mixer and very high
tester. She is a daughter of our best
advanced Register COW. Price and
further information gladly sent upon
request. Josiah French q Sons,
Scion. 3W2F
RIGHT TYPE HoLsTETNs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 52w2F
sHOATs, ALL SIZES. c. n. WHIT
TEMORE, Skowhegan, r. L. ID. No. Z.
Farmers Phone 49, TIFF
FOUR PURE BRED HEREFORD
steers, two years old. six feet or better.
Prices reasonable, or will exchange
for something larger. J. Il. Chap
man & Son, Athens Both phones.
3w2F
REGIsTEBED HEREFORDs. JOS
EPH MATS0N. Scion. 3w2F
ANOTHER FINE LOT OF PURE
BRED Berkshires, consisting of 25
sows all bred for April filters at $18
to $35 each. Service boars SIS TO $40
each. Breeding stock both sexes 10
to Is weeks of age So to $2l each:
Feeders 80 to 100 pounds 81 to $40
each. This is stock that will make
good If you were paying double. Bet
Berkshire Farm, Norridgewock. Geo.
". futile, n. Il. Tel. Pill. 3w2F
OR EXCHANGE FOR HOG AND
poultry or either one bay horse,
100 pounds, young, good worker and
driver N Il. Phone 55-14. +. ID.
Hooper, Eorridgewock, II. +. d. No. 2.
tf52F
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. S. w. Gould, Elm ST.. Skowhe-
gan. tf4I
ONE O-YEAR DRIVING HORSE, 100
pounds, one good work horse. VIII
sell or trade for COW. Albert Staneski
Skowhegan, RID No. 2. tf4JF
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DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAN.
press. block. bleach and color hats,
equal to new, Hat bands put on
while you wait. Shoe dyeing a spec,
falty. Fancy and sport shoes cleaned
Just like new. Peter Leakos, Shine
and Hat Cleaning. Skowhegan. tf26
TYPEwRrTERs TO RENT OR FOR
sale on the installment plan. i. {.
Smith and other makes. Independent.
Reporter Co. tf32
on post card. Finished while you
wait. Developing and printing. High
grade amateur work. Twenty-four
hour service. Telephone 1862, Skow.
hogan. tfS2
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Help Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under this
Heading

3 TEAMS TO HAUL CORD WOOD
and pulp on two to four turn road.
Wages $500 per day and board or they
can haul by the cord c. j.. Corson,
Mainstream. Maine. Telephone 5-23.
2w4F
Statesmen FOR LUBRICATTNG
oils and paints. Excellent opportuni-
ty. Big returns. Jed Oil and Paint
Co, 1901 Burwell Ave, Cleviand, Ohio.
1w4+
Statesmen WANTED TO SOLICIT
orders for lubricating oils. greases
and paints. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress The Todd Oil & Paint Co, Cleve-
land O. 1w4'
HOUsEKEEPER WANTED At ONCE
f. f. Pomelow, Water ST.. Skowhegan.
1wf"
TWO MEN IN WOODS AT OUR
camp at Canaan. Inquire of L. l..
Witham Rice & Witham. Skowhe-
gan. Telephone 1875; Farmers 1914.
1w4F
WOMAN TO HELP WITH HOUSE
WORK on Tuesdays and Fridays. In
quire of Mrs Fred Hurley, So Mt.
Pleasant Ave, Skowhegan. tf4F
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GET Rid OF RHEUMATISM
and it's pains. Use my new dis
covery, ten days treatment in
tablet form 81. d. p. Jones,
Registered Druggist, Newport.
13w3"
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Advertisements in these eelsmn. not exceed Nv.
inserted for :5c four times for soc, cnss
with order Each additional Hire Sc. In eornpuN,.
lines. reckon an average words. Stamps taken
II not paid In advance Zoe additional Ii charged
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WE'LL MARKED FEMALE PUP.
two months old. The mother is Il
beautiful purebred Collie. Kind and
Intelligent. Price $500. Diana II.
Hight, Cornvilfe. 3w2F
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IHAVE FULL HOODED FEMALE
Cocker Spaniel Puppies for sale. Fay
cite Lane, Kingheld. Box Ga. Iva
Evening star., 1924-11-18
An Important Sale---Panned to Supply Eoery
Requisite of the Hostess Home---
With Appreciable Economy!

eff the will likely be the
Dayperap unexpectedly! What delightful feeling will be
prepared-wh immaculate linens plenty
silver 'rouda cheerful of cinagltenng glassware
And,
raeres curtains and things Then the bedroom
ready with Blankets
demand
Sale kanns that to
Thansgiving
These Are Only Fe,v of the Savings
Evening star., 1924-11-18

Pure Linen Huck Guest
Towels, l5x23 inches. a very
fine huck, full bleached with
large monogram space border.
These are extremely good
looking, and regularly SSo
sell for Csc. Special,each ccC
Evening star., 1924-11-18
Pure Linen Guest Towels
at Special Prices

Pure Linen Huck Towels,
guest size, l4x22 inches. Nice
weight, closely woven. Mono
gram space and hemstitched
end. Regularly SOC. 9Oo
Special, each ...... nv
kann's-Strect Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-18

Pure Linen Hemstiched Table Sets consisting CLOTH
inches l5nch napkins match. These GI -
good weight. Special f'A-
Pure Linen Hemstced Sets of silver beached damask
sisting of cloth 68x68 inches, 18nch napkins O.
Good weight and pretty patterns Special ec'1c
Pure Linen Hemstched Table Sets OF bleached danask. in
designs and of good weight Cloth, inches e.
and six 2nch napkins match Special, p''Hc
Evening star., 1924-11-18
Three-Piece Tempered Stee]
Carving Sets, Special, $500

ATTRACTIVE SETS made Of splendid tempered stee
hold keen edge. In each set is sharpening
carving knife, all with stag handles
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-18
Continuing Tomorrow
The Great Sale of Fine
Floor and Bridge Lamps

Pretty and Artistic Lamps about the house add greatly
beauty and when fesvy the ones thoughts
fixing up Thanksgiving is almost with its parties
and have staged this sale especially aid Every lamp
complete with beautiful shade silk pulls socket and
with heavily weighted base.
1o5oup 11so No. No. 1Bridse Lamps with choice OF silk
o5suo No. :s1s qno and Bridge Bird A Lamps with silk 1888
5o5es' No. No. yunior and Bridge Lamps with silk sl78
s5 s5sSs' and junior Lamps with ssas Shades Sale s2l88
price
ssss' s and Junior Lamps with saas Shades Sale s298S
kanns-Third Floor.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
Notice Of sherIfrs Sale

Mice Is HEREBY GIVEN. That under
.T virtue OF Writ o. Special Exc
issued out Of the office OF the Clerk
n. District Court OF the County OF Del
g. - re OF Colorado I'm an action pending
George Gun-hrr and George Gunth-
Executor Of the Estate or a. y.
E.." deceased cunartucrs doing husi-
a y. Rarnie s. Co are plaintiffs.
rr .varo Lombard. C. F. White. Glenn
hire Mary C.. Tourtellotte. Rettie
W" Sophia NJ. Wachholr The Montana
Eank OF FalIun Montana o Corpora
don be Fire Mountain Canal Company
rH- ltion. ani an unknown persons who
any Interest in and 20 the subject
MATES Of This action. are defendants, and
q" directed whereby 7 am commanded to
er" public sale in the manner provided
hv ~. the following described premises
.- "ater rights. to-wit:
Fast half OF tho Northeast quarter
rf t. Southwest quarter OF the Southeast
Tu- Of Section numbered Nine Also
tn-' tract commencing at the Southwest
conn OF the Northeast quarter OF the
SON" H1st quarter ot Section Nine and run
'u ence West Nineteen rods 10 a point
nr subdivision line: thence IN a North
y direction Forty rods more or less,
% noint on the subdivision line Thirty
.F ls North Of said Southwest corner OF
>.-#a asst quarter OF the Southeast quarter
af Q thence South Thirty-slV rods 20
..m ~ beginning. All OF said lands being
IN .finn Nine Of Township Fourteen south
H.-.r NinCty-two West OF the Sixth p. NJ,
IH. "1ntaininE about seven acres moro or
T. Together with One hundred shares OF
rE. T1nitnl Stock OF Tho Fire Mountain
r... Company. with water and water rights.
F... and ditch rights and rights OF way
H"r uto appcriainiuE. in order 20 satisfy
fn mount Of a certain Judgment recently
Dn. ned by tho above named plaintiff
la. the above named defendants In the
1n... entitled Court. to-wit; The sum OF
ff together with the further sum OF
S-- taxed costs. together with the
an-. and fees OF such sale. therefore ac-
cor nG TO said command shall, at the
a. MnmlnE
10T day OF November. 4. n. 1924, at the
Snu' front door OF tho Court House in
nr|H in the County OF Delta. State OF
Colorado. expose for sale and sell at pub
Die Iction TO the highest bidder. for cash
Zoo md. all tho right title and interest
vh.." the above named defendants or either
Of r m. have in or 20 the above described
rga' property and water rights.
D. ed at Delta, this I'd day OF October,
A. u 1924.
w A. DAVIS
rItf OF the County OF Delta State OF
Colorado.
Fir. pub. oct. 10 last pub Nov. T. -.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
Notice Of sheriffs Sale

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That under
and by virtue OF a Writ OF Special Exc
cution Issued out OF the office OF the Clerk
OF the district Court OF the County OF Del
Ia. Sta. at Colorado. in an action pending
wherein ~ B Powell IS plaintiff and John
a. Fea.ag and Frank W. Mccartney are de-
eommaa..# 10 sell at public sale in the man
ner pro- i hy law. the following described
premis md water rights. to-wit:
Lot aasT 3 4, 5, 6. Z and OF Block
Town 1. -iotehkiss the same being a parcel
Of lau5 aaE.uning at a point 40 feet South
and .aat East OF the North Quarter
corner e.. section 81, Township Il South
Range H.-..F-twu West OF the Sixth PriR-
cipal Meridian. and running thence West
$50 fe-. thence South l25 feet; thence
East 'aat: thence North 125 feet to
place @. h0-.uuIuE. Also lots 27, 2s %.
80 81 --- in Block Of Hotchkiss. Sec
ond Su. vision Of the Town OF HotChkiss.
the sam parcel Of land beginning at a
point g feet East and III feet South OF
the Nor Quarter corner OF Section 81. Tp
a. Sou. a. r. % W Of the 6th P NJ.
and ru-- -- thence South 1875 feet: thence
West faa-s thence North l25 feet
thence f f51 feet 10 place OF beginning.
all OF =- tract being part Of the Nw14 OF
the Ne NJ Sec 81. Tp. Il s, r. % w.
Of the 90. HNa together with two inches OF
water and from the vanderford
amount -s O certain Judgment recently
ohtaine5 nv the above named plaintiff
against E-. above named defendants in the
above n-.-at Court. to-wit: The sum OF
S551.7f -a-afher with the further sum OF
1885 rl as costs. together with the
costs and saa- of such sale therefore. ac-
ccrlinE -r said command ! shall at the
hour Of ton o'clock A. NJ, on Monday. the
10th daT u November a. d. 1924, at the
South f-a-t door OF the Court House in
Delta, tne County OF Delta. State OF
Colora5 oppose for sale and sell at pub
lie aur. 20 the highest bidder, for cash
in han. . the right, title and interest
which Hhove named defendants, or either
OF theT .ave in or to the above described
real r- ~ and water rights.
nata Delta, this ID day OF October
a. n -.-f.
w A. DAVIS
sH=-u OF the County % Delta, State OF
Fir ub Oct 10. last pub. Nov. 7. %
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
Notice Of sheritfs Sal.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
oi writ OF Special Execution on Lien
FofeeigeuFe issued out OF the Clerks Of
nee oil the District Court Of the County of
Deta. and state Of Colorado, and to me
directed whereby ! am commanded to make
the SUM OF three thousand four hundred
eight Elf and 32-1OO CS3,4SS. 80 Dollars
ana III" cost OF suit in this behalf incurred in
the SUM of two hundred thirty-twO and 40
10" ts--+ +HI Dollars which said sums
are the amount Of a certain Judgment OBJ
talnel tn the District Court Of said County
and state on the 10th day Of October A
D. lt-tr wherein Edward L. Cole was
plalnlt-. and Mrs. Merle J. Parker Vance
ParkeT Mildred Parker and Jay Parker
John Doe and Richard Roe. the personal
repre5a1tatives and unknown heirs OF Merle
person who claim any interest in and to
the subject matter OF this action are de-
fendaniH out OF the lands, tenements.
goods and chattels of the said defendants,
haTs levied on the following property,
Th Southeast quarter of the southeast
quartz OF Section twenty Township
Thirt"en South Of Range Ninety -four, West
OF the 9Th P. NJ, together with the entire
inter- ln and to the Cole reservoirs num-
Der one and number two, all being situate
rado.
THEREFORE, according to said command
sha- expose for sale at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash all
the right title, and interest OF the above
name defendants, in and to the above
desert premises, on Saturday. the sth
day OF November A. D. 1924, at the hour
of 10 F O'Clock A NJ. at the south front
door a. The County Court House in the
City ot Delta, Colorado.
Datat az Delta, Colorado. this 11th day
Of oc-0tar A. D. 1924.
W. a. DAVIS.
Sheriff Of Delta County
First pub. Oct II. last pub. Nov. 7. 1924.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
Notice for PuhIIeatIon.

Department OF the Interior
q s Land office at Moutrosc. Colorado
October 20. 1924
NurlCE Is hereby given that Ulysis C.
Rich 1rdsou. OF Delta. who. on December -
1919 made Homestead Entry No, ol37at
for NEh tFarm Unit "Nl, Section %
Tow ship 70 s Range e5 W 9Th r Mcrid.
an has filcd notice OF intention to make
thr.a year Proof to establish claim TO the
land above described before Milton r,
We d. u $. Commissioner, at Delta, Colo
RADIO on the goth day of November 1894
claimant names as witnesses; Stanley
richardson. Caleb n. Elliott H. y. Rhine
hart Rush Herd all ~ Delta. Colorado.
1r tncompnhgrc valley Project
X. J. KIRKPATRICK
Acting Register
Fira pub. Oct. al last pub Nov 2S 1884
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31

Estate OF Mabel Finncrty. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th
day OF November. 4. d. 1924 the under
signed will present TO the County Court OF
Delta County, Colorado. his accounts for
estate, when and whore all persons In in
tcrtat may appear and object 10 thcm, n
they so desire
FRANK FlNNERTY. Administrator.
First pub. Oct 10, last pub, Nov. Z. -.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
LOCAL NEWS
. . - = . . . = . . = 4

r. E. Robinson of Cedaredge was a
business visitor at Grand Junction the
first of the week.
Villa May Watts of Austin spent
the weekend at the H. T. Stewart
home.
G. A. Woodard and family arrived
here this week from eastern Colorado
and plan to locate in Delta county.
J. S. Thomason went to Grand
junction the first of the week on a
business trip.
After visiting with her mother at
ed to Denver Tuesday morning.
l.. B. Van Horn of Canon City, who
has been in the employ of the paving
company here, returned home Tuesday
morning.
Leaving Tuesday morning for Castle
Gate, Utah, was Charles Whited, who
has secured employment there.
Mrs. A. L. Gerst spent Wednesday
with her friend, Mrs. L. E. Benedict,
at Montrose.
Mrs. Frank Arnold returned We'd
nesday from visit of several months
with relatives at Grand Junction.
After spending the past month with
Lamar friends, Mrs. A. c. Jennings
and children returned to their home
in Cedaredge Monday afternoon.
Mrs. H. w. Foreman was a depart
ing passenger for her home in San
Francisco, Monday afternoon. after
visiting a short time at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. w. H. Mathers.
Mrs. E. R. Brown and Betty Jean,
who visited the past two months with
Mrs. Browns parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
j. Silyey. were departing passengers
Wednesday for their home at Long
Beach, California.
Mrs. Josie Matthes. who was op-
Grated for appendicitis at the Western
Slope hospital recently, returned to
her home at Crawford Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Returning passengers to their home
in Lima, Ohio, Wednesday afternoon,
were Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Bruce, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Sarah
Dixon for the past several weeks.
Robert Franklin was a business
visitor to Grand Junction on wednes-
day.
w J. Clurks. a fruit buyer represent
ing the Peter Fox Company of Chi
cago is a business visitor in the
county this week.
After visiting at the T r Reynolds
home, J. s. Oaks returned to his
home at West Plains, Missouri. We'd
nesday morning
Leaving for the capital city We'd
nesday morning were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Robinson who have been guests
at the 7. P. Davis home on Garnet
Mesa.
Mrs. f. Fahrney and daughter, Mrs.
l.. F. Bailey, returned from Curtis.
Nebraska, the first Of the week. where
they have been with their son and
brother. Bert Fahrney. who is critic
ally Ill.,
a departing passenger for the east
Monday was Bob Davis who was
called here by the death OF his broth.
er. the late W A. Davis. Mr.. Davis
will visit at Lakin, Kansas. with rela-
tivcs on his way home to Braymer.
Missouri.
After a pleasant months visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs c. W
Smith, Mrs. Katie Grubb returned to
her home at Evansville, Indiana, on
Tuesday morning.
Herbert Post was an over night
guest at the II. H. French home Mon
day, leaving Tuesday for Gunnison.
where he is connected with the forest
service, being ranger at Taylor park
Mr.. Post will be remembered by Delta
folks as he was associated with the
forest service work in Delta year
ago.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31

Mr.. La Toilette will have hard
time proving to Western farmers that
his seeds Of discomfort will produce
a crop that sells for S13O a bushel-
Providence Journal.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
COUNTY, COLORADO OCT 81 1924

Douglas Einant and Alma Ferrier
were Delta visitors from Crawford on
Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31

Mrs. Mona Brownell went to Tellu-
ride Wednesday for short visit with
relatives.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
The Studebaker

The Studebaker sales agency has a
new home at the Delta Auto Garage,
T. c. Seals, one of the partners has
purchased the entire business, and
will be ready to look after your needs
there. The line OF parts and the sery.
ice will be taken care of by the Delta
Auto Garage in their usual capable
and efficient way. For any informa,
tion call for r. c. Seals on either
phone at the new headquarters.
The Delta independent., 1924-10-31
Notice Of Final Settlement

- ruh. oct. hi IA ma. NoN N III.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-16
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

METZ TOURING CAR IN RuNNING
order fully equipped ssh for quick sale
36Is West Front st. 1w42"
HUDSON COACH IN EXCELLENT
condition. Must be sold TO settle es-
tate. Price low. So Oak St. Water
VILE. Phone 53SX. Avail
FoRD TOURING can N coon con-
DITloN. Good tires. Runs fine, 60
new repairs this summer. Run less
than = months. Reason for selling
have two cars and no use for this one.
Sell cheap or exchange for stock. An
sci Brown. Harmony 3w41F
MAXWELL TOURING CAR IN GOOD
condition. Sold cheap II taken at
once once; " F. James Hanover st.,
FORD COUPE IN EXCELLENT con-
DITION. Good bargain Inquire Of
Ethel G. Ward, Water ST. Skowhegam.
y. T.. Telephone 21-2. tfil
FORD SEDAN. JUST PAINTED, NEW
slip covers. Splendid mechanical con-
dition. Great bargain at s275. Good
your needs and wen show you Just the
car you want at price you'll want to
pay. Don't buy before seeing j. ID.
Symons. Water st, Skowhegan. 4w40
ONE TON FORD TRtcK IN Al CoN-
DITION. For particulars address p.
o. Box. 79l, Madison. 2w41'
OVERLAND MODEL ss-4 IN Ex-
CELLENT' condition. VIII sell at a
very low price or exchange for lighter
car or anything useful. Town Talk
store, 80 E. Front St, skowhegan. Tel,
1911. tf39
C6RD TIRES asx4h DIVERSIFIED
Practically new, run less than 500
miles. VIII sell at a bargain. Ida
Davis. Highview Farm, Skowhegan, r.
r. d. No. Z. 4w39F'
20 III. p. BOILER AND 20 III. p.
Engine in good condition. Skowhe-
gan Jersey Creamery. Both Phones.
tf3S
DODGE CLOSED CAR, IN COON
condition. Nearly new tires Price
$500. e. L. Greenwood 279 Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. tf37
ONE sTRIPED-DOwN FoRD. II. f.
Spear. r. F. ID. l, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
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Help Wanted
Ads nnder THIS head FREE

Girl. FOR GENERAL OFFICE
work Must he "A first class stenogra-
pher Smithneld Inn, {. y. Kenney,
smithneld. Telephone Sorridgewock,
AS. 2w42F
KITCHEN GIRL At THE NEW
Skowhegan House at once. 1w42F
Young MAN wITH EXPERIENCES
for general farm work and chores; one
who Is not afraid of work; will pay
$40 month and board. Walter Hurd,
Thorndike, Me. 2w42'
STOCK On BASEMENT BOY AT
Green Bros Il zoe store. Ga Water
ST. Skowhegan. 2w42F
WOMAN TO Help WITH HOUSE.
WORK mornings. Mrs. O. y. Parkman.
rs Bush St, Skowhegan. 2w42F
wANTED OR 10 MEN TO CUT
North Canaan. Lem Lancaster. Hart
land RED !. 2w41F
HoUsEKEEPER. MIDDLE AGED
woman preferred. Mrs. Earl Board
man. East Maple ST.. Skowhegan.
RELIABLE GIRL TO DO HOUSE
WORK Ia small family. Mrs. George
Boutin. French St. Skowhegan. 2w41F
AT ONCE MAN TO DRIVE TEAM
and used to all kinds Of farm work.
Lock BOX 244. York Beach. Maine. or
Phone 1881. York; Me-, at home to
$50 p. m, 6w39'
MIDDLE AGED kxPERIEN CIsD WO-
MAN to do general housework. Mrs.
tf36F
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For Miscellaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY.
waves made from combings and cut
hair at Miss Townes, Room 1b, j. +
Merrill Building, Skowhegan tf32
SAW, MILL MACHINERY, ONE
swing but off with 54 in. Simonds saw.
one inserted tooth rotary saw As In.
Also some other saws. f. -. Sterry,
IS Mt. Pleasant Ave u42
A FEW EXTRA FINE HUBBARD
squash. viii he delivered anywhere
in the village. Perry Young Blng-
ham. lWfE"
SECOND HAND WOOD HEATER,
good size with funnel. damper and col
lar. suitable for living or dining room
f. l.. Norton, ~ Summer ST. Snow
hogan. tlt-
GOOD COAL HEATER At REASON
ABLE price. Mrs. A. II. Cleveland. u
Madison Ave, Skowhegan n =. Tel
230-2. tti-
APPLES SOUND AND MARKET
ABLE. Come to Chase Hill. North
Canaan and get them at Soc per bushel
o. NJ. Chase, Hartland. RID l. 2~l2'
SECOND HAND EDEN ELECTRIC
Washikg machine. Also a good grey
reed baby carriage Inquire at 81 Mt
Pleasant Ave, skowhegean' n o.
Phone 249-l1A tf42
THE ELMS HARDWARE GO. OF
Auburn has few kegs OF assorted
screws, to inches long that nave
been wet due to n recent hre IN ad,
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hv she boz Gentlemen's 81. Pure
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