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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-21

GENERAL FUND
No. TO Whom For What Amt
243 J. w. Smeed. salary 1908 500
PA +. r. Feuiing. salary ..... 800
PAS W. T. kimbrough, salary 800
2is f. ID. Mumford. salary ... 800
2I7 +. j. Robb salary. ... 800
24s $. Earle Royes, sal and exp 52.15
2i9 w. c. Dyer. salary $500 5000
$50 MIST &TCo.. telephone -.. ABS
251 II. c. Gillette. salary $500. 165.00
252 Doyle Fender. salary ..... 1000
salary ''.s. 80 $500
254 Lionel Krall. fire services $40
255 Fred Ross. fire services. $50
255 Geo. Randolph. fire services $50
PSF Coy Collins. fire services. 500
25S Louis Krall.hre services. 500
259 o. Royce. fire services .... 400
$50 W q Watts. fire services 400
261 NJ. f. Collins. fire services. 1.0V
zee Idaho Power Co. power. s.s5
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-21
NolltE OF FIRST MEETING m.
CREDITORS
tNriED STATES or AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF IDAHO. 81
=" nhe nit~d States District Court
In and for the said District
southern Division.

In the matter OF
>tis~ ". Vail. M .-.- n.
r. "nnArupt- bankruptcy
70 the creditors of >ila~ W. Nail OF
caldwell Ia the county OF Canyon and
ostrict aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that On fha
ANtn aay OF November n D. 1924 the
salu Siias W. Vail was duly adjudicated
bankrupt and that the first meeting
Of his creditors will be held at Boise
day OF November A. d. 1924 at ryvo
O'Clock In the afternoon at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
claims. appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt. and transact
sucn other business as may property
come before said meeting
Dated. Boise. Idaho
November ~. 1924
II. ~ McCRACKEN
Referee in Bankruptcy
Office; 6tt-si6 Empire
building.
sS-soc Boise. Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-21

TIME TABLE
Boise Valley Traction Co
Effective June Is, 1922
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-11-21

Grand Total OF al Warrahts urHWh
amounts to s43T3.2g.
1t was voted on motion of Feuling.
seconded by Wheeler. that the Council
adjourn.
Approved: S. EARLE BOY Els
]. w. SMEED. City Clerk.
Mayor.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-25

have got cupboard which our teach
er made for us. 1t is made of box
and she put in some shelves and
painted it and put up some curtains
made of cretonne for the door. We
had this done as we had intentions
of purchasing some more utensils and
we have now dishes enough for ser
wing the pupils in our school beside
nice tea kettle. sink, well equipped
with soap. wash basin. etc, and a fire.
less cooker which we use for soups
and baking beans and cooking other
things. Next we had our stove jack
eted and yentilator cut through the
side OF the building We have sew
eral picture of noted men in our
school room which are framed. We
have many exhibits which our teach
or sent for and got for us. We have
about thirty in all and we use them
in history and geography also in com
position. We got up a soap order and
got a teachers desk which we think
is pretty nice We have our seats
on Stats which were purchased by the
town and our boys took their sleds
as it was winter. went to town which
is half a mile and hauled the Stats
10 the schoolhouse. They worked
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-25

% A. WOOD LOT ESTIMATED TO
cut from 500 to 600 cords of hard wood.
price $500. Cleveland & Creation, 81
Madison Ave. Skowhegan. tf4s
FARM OF ACRES NEAR VILLAGE,
suitable for market gardening, and
chance for $50 hens horse and COW.
Can be sold on easy terms. Cleveland
& Creation, u Madison Ave-, Skowhe-
gan. tf49
FARMS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
in Waldo County and the Penobscot
tings. Orrin j. Dickey, Belfast, Me-
13w47
THE JOHN TURNER HOMESTEAD
Corner of West Front Street and Tur-
ner Ave Two tenements, large lot of
land. Harold J. Phillips, Skowhegan.
Telephone 40, tf45
sEvENTY-FIvE ACRE FARM IN
the town of Chester. 35 acres In TIL
IIagee. the rest in timberland, House
square. Farm machinery and a cream
separator included, $500. NJ. f. Gray,
Carmel. RID No. 3. 17w3s'
MY HOME PLACE ON NoRRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot6x16 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in it's con-
yenienees. Handsomest location in
stories. Price 100000. Roland r.
Patten. tf33F
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES, AND
timberlands. The Roderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. tf35
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake hals mile from neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp. school or summer resort. 2
other sets of farm buildings similarly
vacations for sale or rent. F. G..
Hayden. Abbot. tf22
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Help Wanted
Ads under, this head FREE

SALESMAN wANTED-P Err
man with auto acquainted in and adj
joining counties. Opportunity for
hard worker to establish business pay
ing 5000 and upward per month. Stet-
son oil Company. Station E. Cleveland.
Ohio 2w52'
SINGLE GIRL FOR OPERATOR.
One Is to % years of age preferred
Steady work. Apply at once at man
Madison avenue, skowhegan 1w52F
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework, Must be good plain cook.
No washing or ironing. References
required. Mrs. Terry, 101 Silver St,
Waterville 2w51F
MEN WANTED TO CUT WOOD AND
logs. Inquire Of Carroll Whittemore.
Skowhegan RID 2. Farmers Phone
20-410. 4w51F
A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
WORK in family of three. Two adults
and baby, 10 months old. State
wages expected. Mrs. Wallace Cboley,
Skowhegan RID 4. 4w51"
WOMAN WANTED TO ASSIST IN
" lady preferred John Harviile,
Seowhegan RID and S. 2w51F
YOUNG WOMEN OF HIGH SCHOOL
education for hospital training lead
ing TO u registered nurses degree, OPP
portunity to choose q life work. pleas
cation Influence. For particulars adj
dress Kennebec Valley Hospital, Show
hegan 4w49F
HOME wORKERs--wANT AT
Once, home workers making bunga-
low and tea aprons; we furnish you
everything to start; highest prices
paid for home work. Send two, cent
stamp for circulars and pricesi Farm
ington Apron Co, Box GAS. Harrington,
II. Fl. 6wf9~
A hoy WANTED ABOUT IS YEARS
or over to work on farm No tobacco
users need apply. Maurice Il. Adams,
Norridgewock. 4w49F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-25

TWO ONE DOLLAR HILLS BE-
TWEEN postofiice and BaFond's Tues
day Mrs, Robert Pratt, Upper School
street, skowhesA 1w52
HALF GROWN YELLOW KITTEN
Thursday evening, December 1S on
Madison avenue. Finder viii receive
proper reward If returned to Buck
MANS Greenhouses Skowhegan. tw52
LADIES' HAND KNIT LONG WHITE
scarf fringed ends. In vicinity Of
Central Maine Electric store Finder
kindly leave same with Miss Anna
Porter at f. W. WooIworth and 10c
store. lW52*
HITCH WEIGHT, WITH STRAP
about 10 Il long and new head stall,
light color with an old halter and an
old rope tied on it. w O. Chase,
Skowhegan RID }, y. +. Phone
1913 2w51F
PAIR OF GLOVES. REWARD Of
FERED. i. 7. Patten. 4w50F
VALUABLE BOOK "THE ART AND
Practice of Typography" Liberal re-
ward offered for its return. lndepend-
ent-Reporter Co. tf5oF
SOMEwHERE IN NEW PORTLAND,
probably about one mile out from the
east village on the road from North
Arson, Saturday night, November goth,
tire chain. Reward paid for its return.
II. T. Patteu. 4wf9F
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies

WHITE WYANDOTTE C0CKERELs.
rome of them Martin strain. Good
heavy birds Matched the first of May.
Price So each Il. f. Gordon, AZ w.
Front St, Skowhegan 4w52F
ELEVEN BLACK JERSEY GIANT
Pullets. $3.50 each; i Black Jersey
Giant cockerel $4 Marcy Strain. range
raised April Matched. Mrs. +. l..
Snowflake. Dover Foxcroft. 4w5GF
EIGHT FERRIS 1890 EGG STRAIN.
White Leghorn cockerels SO each.
Benz Farnham, RID 2, Belfast. 4w4SF
A 6x13 HEN HOUSE ON sKIDs, IN
First class shape. large windows,
painted. etc. Only SIS. Also feed
ers and fountains, New Putnam stoves,
$500. Oculum 10000, Harry T. Bux-
ton, Silver St, Skowhegan. 4w49"
ONE WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK
Cock Matched from pen of u. r.. Fishels
selected breeders. weight 10 lbs. Mrs.
Clara NJ French, Scion RID /. 4w49'
TWELVE PLYMOUTH ROCK Pull
LETS. VIII sell cheap for quick sale.
Perley w. Bickford, Pittsheld, RID l.
tf46F
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this heaa FREQ to Oui
subscribers.

$500
FIVE CORDS GREEN HARD WOOD,
second growth. not split G. ". Good
rich. 257 Madison avenue, Skowhcgan.
y. +. Phone 1898 tf52
LADIES' sNowsHoEs. SECOND
hand. Mrs. +. r. McNeelie Madison
avenue. Skowhegan. Tel 1921 call
after December gath. 2W62F
OUTFIT For SAVING LATH. W. \.
w eston. Madison. 3w52F
GROCERY PUNG SUITABLE FOR
the delivery of meat. Pomp's Lunch,
Railroad Square Skowhegan. 2w51F
A. CARLOAD or JERSEYS on
Guernseys due to freshen January Is
or thereabout, to ship out of the state.
Must come from accredited herd or in
the process of accreditation Can use
perhaps a few Holsteins or Ayshires.
Must be cows of good size and carry
ing good udders. We have n call for
a few fresh COWS for in-state shipment
Also for one Guernsey bull calf SOM
erset County Jersey Cattle Club, NJ. a.
Dane. Secretary, Skowhegan. tf51
A SAW AND SAW TABLE FOR
sled length wood w. NJ. Blanchard,
RID 4. 2w51F
BARREL CHURN. MUST DE IN
3, Skowhegan Tel. 2o9-4. 3w5oF
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson. 1913 Madison Ave-
Skowhegan, N. T.. Phone 23-11. tf31
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nEGIsTERED GUERNsEY RILLs

Registered GUERNSEY HUbIs.
carrying large percentage OF best
blood in the breed. Easy payments
If desired clyde Getcheh. Lakewood
EARNS. Madison, RID J. tf51F
REDBoNE FOX HOUND PUPS. SIX
months old. {. w. Cannon, North
Arson. RID 2. 4wolf
COVERED TWO SEATED SLEIGH
for single or double horses. Also
includes wheels for summer use. Mrs.
Robert Kaneen, RID 3, Skowhegan
sar,ners rel. 2w51F
PAIR EXTRA GOOD WORK HORSES
Weight 200 or $500 lbs. Price $lu0.
VIII give the same for them next St
spring if in same condition. would
exchange for anything l can use. &. III.
Nye, 10. AnsoR, RID 2. Sw5oF
NOTED sHEEp--r WISH TO SELL
my remaining flock of so sheep. These
sheep were brought from New Hamp-
slfire about 1900 and bred by my father
for about so years and carefully bred
by myself on one farm for 65 years.
They have never had roots or grain of
any kind and are not breachy They
have white faces and legs and are
free from ticks and Vermn. When
exhibiting them at state and N. sE.
Fairs 10 and so years ago, the judges
called them the american Sheep"
and 3oOO sheep and lambs. WIN send
specimen wool to anyone wishing to
buy on receipt of card or letter. Price
$40 head. Charles Il. Gilman. =. l,
Scion. 4w5o'
BROOD SOW. L. L. HURD. r.. ID.
/. Madison. Farmers Tel. Skowhe-
gan 6-2I0. 3"oot
Mt. BET BERKsH IREs ARE FROM
one of the best herds in the New Eng
land States. Stock of all ages ana
both sexes. Guaranteed to please In
both quality and price Have sold
farm and must close out before sspring.
Write TO Mt. Bet Berkshire Farm. Nor
ridgewock, RID /. 3w50'
EXTRA. GOOD WORK HORSE, 1900
Lbs Works single or double. Beef
creatures taken as part payment. Also
four good White Chester shoats. Mrs.
Flora T. Whittemore. RID 2. Skowhe7
gan Farmers Tel. 20-410. 4w49F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. b2waF
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For Sale--Miscelaneous

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Switches, transformations, and side
waves made from combings and cut
hair at Miss Towne's, Room Is, ]. p
Merrill Building, Skowhegan tf32
j. II. COLT CARBIDE GENERATOR
with all fixtures complete to light a
large set of buildings Nineteen out
let's for lights and hot plate. New,
never unpacked since they came from
factory. Half price, will exchange for
cows or heifers. ora Judkins, Athens,
Maine. 3w52F
Heavy. 3 inch shoe. Very godd con
dition. Price low Carl o. Beck.
Norrideewock, K. +. u. No. /, Farmers
Tel. 5-214 Mercer Exchange 2w52F
RUTABAGA TuRNIPs DELIVERED
anywhere in town at &c per pound.
Scribner, Skowhegan RID .. Farmers
Phone 20-12. 4w52F
RADIO STORAGE A BATTERY. WILL
sell cheap. Used very little. Rea-
son for selling, have two--need only
%"d,son r. Estey Te Madison sis SdSF F9 2
wock Exchange. 3w52F
STOVE WOOD. sI2 A CORD, JUNK
wood $40 a cord; four foot wood IS a
cord. Delivered in Bingham Village.
Alfred h. Curtis. Tel. 10-1I 2w52F
BEN DAVIS, BALDwINs. SPIES.
Rnssets and Arctic apples,s Nice quail
ity VIII deliver anywhere in Show
hogan by the bushel or barrel. Mrs
Flora T. Whittemore, RID 3 Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Tel 20-410. 4w52F
HAVE SOME HAND BRAIDED
Rugs for sale. CAN or write Mrs.
John Gervais, Skowhegan RID 3.
4w51*
BRING YOUR JUGS FOR XMAS
sweet cider to the Kennebeo Cider Mill
state Road to Wateryille Charles Van
Sicklin. 2w51F
SLEIGH IN GOOD CONDITION.
Reasonable price. belmont Mason,
3S7 Madison Ave. Skowhegan. 2w51'
GOOD DRs STOVE WOOD. WILL
deliver anywhere in Skowhegan. Maui
rice Flanders, Skowhegan RID 2. Tel
1915 3w51F
APPLES. NORTHERN spYs, ARC
TICS and Baldwlns Good stock. Can
conveniently deliver anywhere in
Skowhegan. r. +. Hamilton, NAL
GENTIEMAN's FUR COAT AND A
fur robe. Price SO each. Old.
Deane. Scion. Farmers Tel 15-11-1O
2w51F
WE CARRY A FRESH SUPPLY OF
A and Il radio batteries at all times,
If your regular dealer cannot supply
you've can. Mail orders filled same
day received. Everything in Radio.
j. d. Syrnons, Skowhegan 4w51
WHEN IN NEED OF PIPES, POCK
EFT Knives, razors and razor blades,
skates skis, poeketbooks or anything
in Sporting Goods call at J. ID. Sy
mons, .Skowhegan-- 4w51
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Exchange

Ads Under This Head FREE Ia Our
Readers

WHITE coon cars AND KITTENS.
white, blue and brown. A nice family
OF eight. one or all Tor a falr eN-
change. Mrs. F. Praknian Madison
J. n. COLT CARBIDE GENEsR AToR
with all fixtures complete to light a
large set of buildings. Nineteen out
lets for lights and hot plate. Nov,
never unpacked VIII exchange Tor
cows or heifers. ora Judkins. Ath-
ems. 2Wa2F
ECONOMY CHIEF CREAM sEPARA-
TOR. COO pound capacity. In good
running order Very easy running
machine. VIII swap for 250 10 100
egg size incubator fcyphers preferred)
in good condition. Mr.. Mabel L.
Ames. Dover Foxcroft. 3W52F
REGISTERED GUERNSEY HILLS
for anything We can use maj nave
you? clyde Getchell. Lakewood
Farms. Madison RED l. 2W3lf
ROTARY WASHING MACHINE,
double runner pung, sleigh, barrels.
pumps. Florence 3-burner oil stove,
Lady's fur coat, size 40 Gents fur
coat. Swap for hay wood, or hens
ANYTHING else l can use. d +; Hamli-
iW5iF
PAIR on EXTRA GOOD WORK
horses for anything ! can use. 6. II.
Nye. North Arson RID :. 3w5oF
A coon SECOND HAND IO-GAUGE
double barrel shot gun for pump shot
gun. 2 or 10 gauge in good condition.
S. Il. Stowell, Strong, RID 2 3w50F
A 10-GAUGE DOUBLE BARREL
Shot gun worth $3.50 for a good fox
hound. Must be good blooded. Could
handle a good rabbit dog. S. Il. Stowell.
Strong RED 2. 3W50F
FINE WORK HORSE. WILL SWAP
tor beef creatures as part payment.
Mrs. Flora T.. Whittemore. RID 2,
Skowheean. Farmers Tel. 20-4l0.
4w49F
A SET OF DOUBLE sI.EDs THAT
Will swap for lighter ones. Carroll
Whittemore. RID :, Skowhegan. Far
mers' Tel. 20-410 4w49F
BLACK COLT, YEARS OLD LAST
June Persian bred. Weighs 400.
Broken double. Exchange for Ford
Rowell. RID 2. Skowhegan. n. Il.
Tel. 2-11-14. Athens Exchange. 3w49F
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For Sale--Liyestock

MY DAY HORSE. WEIGHS HOO.
Work single or double. Reason for
selling-am sick. Paul Roullard. 55
Summer street. 2w52'
CHESTNUT HORSE, EIGHT YEARS
old. Kind good worker and driver
1909 pounds. Also set of used deuble
harness. ora Judkins, Athens. Maine,
3w52F
BLACK HORSE, % YEARS OLD.
Work anywhere, single or double
Would make good one for delivery
team, Not afraid of anything. VIII
stand without hitching. Price S75
e. E. Gordon, ~ w. Front st, Skow-
hogan. 4W52t
THREE YEAR OLD HEIFER. ALSO
one three year old Durham due to
freshen a February; one Holstein due
to freshen in March. George w. Rus
sell, Skowhegan RID and 8: 3w52F
WORK HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT
400. VIII sell cheap. f. z. Estey,
Madison, r. D. No. 2. n. Il. Tel. 24-6
Norridgewock Exchange. 3w5lF
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for several noon hours fastening the
seats to the Stats but after they had
finished they felt we'll repaid because
it gives us more room for physical
exercises and to play games. Our
windows are made more home-like by
the use of sash curtains. We also
have some screens and screen door
We keep our schoolroom beautiful
by having posters which our teacher
makes for us. We have posters pat
termed after scene in spring and
many others. We have a half day
every so often and clean our school
room and wash the windows. We
have BACKED our stove and painted
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Miscellaneous

WAsHINGs AND IRoNINGs TO
done at home. Mrs. Ed. Tessfr
Cedar street, Skowhegan. wi
GENERAL TRUCKING or n
kinds. Sam LaRochelle, y. f. 4
Ri. 1i3 North Street, SkoWhegj
iw5l1
BUTTER CUSTOMERS WtNTa
Delivery in Skowhegan every Tbal
day. +, G. sstey. Madison X
Tel. PAS, Norridg.wock Exchange. |
HoRsESHOEING AND BIdNl
SMITH work Of every descriptj
Thomas Madore, rear SpragHe's u
Der Shop. 4W3l1
w. Il. WARE WHO FoRMERl
conducted a livery stable on Water
near the Municipal Building wishes
announce that he is now fuH% rQuip1
and ready TO do business ~ tie eofl
of North and Heselton Streets.
mas or horses and sleighs TO 4
lwll
YOUR FRIENDS CAN BY AZ
THING you can give them exec
your photograph; Phone app9si,nqlSd
today. NJ Il. Tel. 237-2. The II
Studio, 81 Water St, Skowhegan Y
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and there It sticks. We hope to sue
coed some day in removing the boul-
der With the exception of that we
have made our school yard a very de-
srable place to play. Now we are
adding basketball goals to our play
ground equipment.
We are back to school again in the
fall of 1924 OGr teacher took the
helping teacher course at Castine this
summer. We have taken up new
ideas; also the Health Crusade. SO
we have got in line, and we like it
fine and we're not going to shirk any
more. We are going to make our
school the best school in town, state
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-25

slate boards. The windows are all
on the left side but two which are in
the rear. The seats are better as
they are single. So by comparing
YOU will wee that our room is much
more modern and cheerful.
In the year 1918 we organized a
School Improvement League which
has done very much toward making
our school homelike. The first thing
which we purchased was our victrola
for watch we paid 1915. Next we got
records and from that time on we
have bought records from different
ompanies. We next got a dishpan,
a big kettle and large spoon. We
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-25
EverybOdy's Column

FEW CORDS BEECH, BIRCH AND
Maple chunks. Seasoned under cover.
Bradbury Bros. Skowhegan RID q,
Farmers Tel 10. A2wb1F
may sTovE wooD. MOSTLY ROCK
maple Fred Steele. Madison RID 1.
Farmers Phone 12-1-1Q, Solon En-
change 2wb1F
BEACH. BIRCH AND MAPLE CORD
wood. y. +. Phone 1912. Madison
RID /. 4w5lF
CALL AND SEE THE NEW LINE OF
Columbia Talking machines with the
the new scratches records. j. d.
Symons. skowhegan. 4w51
APPLES BALDwINs. NORTHERN
Spys and Nodheads Delivered any
where in Skowhegan .{Pr $2,so q bar
rel; Amiabie Berese, skownegsn'
THREE POOL TABLES. WILL SELL
al good trade. Peter Debe. Skowhe-
gan. Tel. 633. 3w50
"a j." HAS ON SALE At MRS.
Mabel wright's store Norridgewock, a
collection of small paintings, souvenirs
and curios, 3w5OF
ONE NEW HOLLAND, NO. 10. FEED
Grinder pqng; enc 500 to 4 500 lbs: ca ca.
and one fur coat Aze AZ. Also few
cords of four foot wood. Bert w. Paul.
Skowhegan, RID 4. Farmers Phone
RIMFoRD FALLS TIMES AT NAT
Johnson's Drug Store. tf50F
SHEDS, 3 SETS FOR YOUR CHOICE.
One 5" block rane moccasin runner:
one 5" iron rane moccaSin runner; one
3" iron rane medium weight wagon
sled, All of first quality material aud
workmanship. r. w. Dover, East
Front st. tf50
TENOR BANJO, BACON MODEL,
with resonator case and extra set of
strings. Best of condition. Cost
$3.50, will sell for $4,000. Fl. II.
Dover, 81 High St, Skowhegan. 3w50'
SET OF ONE HORSE WAGON sLEDs
first class condition. Also single har-
ness never used. II. S. Elliott, Athens
y. Il. Tel 2-6. tf50
4-TURE AIR WAY RADIO RECEfy-
Err $50 value for $25. See Mr.. Smith
at the Peoples Garage, Water St,
Skowhegan 4w49
FoUND--A PLACE TO BUY LUM-
BERMEN'S Rubbers. Hose, Glove and
Mittens. Low prices to clean up. G. +.
Burril, East Madison. 4w49
DRY sTOyEwOOD. S13 PER LOAD.
Junks $12 Sawed any length TO suit
customer Also cord wood. Two
sets one horse sleds, prices $12 and So.
Set double sleds, will sell or exchange
for lighter ones. Used heater. IS.
Seven windows and one door frame,
all for IS, good as new. Carroll
Whittemore,e RID 2, Skowhegan. Far
mers' Tel 20-410. 4w49F
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THE STORY

When Miss Irene Libby, our pres
ent teacher, began to teach the school
II was in serious condition. As |
was one of the pupils who began that
fall ! can remember how il was. The
lighting OF the room was very injuri-
Gus to the eyes as there were windows
in all sides. The blackboards were
some sort of cloth, some of old rough
boards and some of these were warp
ed and there. was only one of six
which we could write on. The floor
was made OF rough boards and it also
was warped The seats were
straight backed and two pupils had
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WANTED A WORKING OR SilEl
Partner in Sporting Camp buslnj
with $4,000 to $4,000 cash with WI
camps would be enlarged md mW1
each year from 80 to SO per cont. y
$4,000 already invested in - chl
and buildings built new and eqlIg1
in last four years. Located on Il
fishing waters in the state, in hearI
the Moosehead Lake TerritorN. "
1000 deer shipped from our station II
100 ponds reached from here bE car
canoe. Can prove TO prosper lve y
tner good opening and future husai
Booklet and Information on Te41i
Walter II, Maynard, lockwood
Station, Maine.
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING
Mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, ss
hogan. Full line of mems Work
dress shoes. Lowest prices iu togi
DEVELOPING AND PRlNili
neatly and promptly done al he II
Studio, 81 Water st. Cali or
your films to us. ~
GEORGE II. MOSIER, NiVlh
Born Magnetic Healer from = ION
chronic, nerves, stomach and m
disease, rheumatism. etc, SUI. Ssh.
treated Call and see him every y
day, Saturday and Sunday until inj
err notice at Skowhegani House, ~
hogan. VI
no YOU KNOW THAT WE Glen
press, block. bleach and coio. u
while you wait Shoe dyeing spJ
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes clsasa
just like new. Peter Leakosl III
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan !
SETH PHOTO sTUDIo-YOTR Pig
on post card. OFinished while IN
wait. Developing and printing hg1
grade amateur work. Twentg,,, Wv,
hour service. Telephone 23f~2, SKv,,
hogan.
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Positions Wanted
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