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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-09-18

the that the Vostead Act
The Republican National Platform
and
likewise stands
searching for introduces the Voead Act in the
he the defeat of
the platform which Coolidge Dawes Edge and all other
bican candidates
had delegates would have decided
tyandthe President of the United States
backed the President and the Republican
and will continue political
will bring New Jersey the added prestige and
huenceof AN experienced legislator
land ambitions National whose
office suddenly
3d. o the of
UNITED STATES SENATOR WALTER E. EDGE
dnn b. R a m E.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-09-18
EDGAR H. WILSON
FOR STATE SENATOR

EVN oTATE SENNTVK
Republican voters:
More than three hundred Republicans
have signed petition urging me to enter
the REPUBLICAN, Primaries for State Senator
| have also been solicited by many of my
friends throughout the county In view
Of this demand. | have decided 90 yield
and hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the nomination in the Republican Pri-
mary for State Senator, IL | am success
full. | will wage clean, aggressive contest
| solicit your vote and support, and pledge
every attention TO the office, IL | am
elected
EDGAR H. WILSON
Pennington, N. J.
Ordered and paid for by Percival Chrystie
Campaign Manager
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Shall Service Count?

~ ENATOR EDGE is standing a candidate tor
denomination to the United States Senate on his
record OF constructive business service as Cover
nor and Senator.
State Highways, Hudson Tunnels, Delaware
River Bridge Budget, Consolidation OF scattered de-
partmens, Central Purchasing Agency, stand out
among his accomplishments as Governor
Senator Edge of fourteen OF nifty
one Republican Senators who consistently supported
President Coolidge
Senator Edges accomplishments have for years
been the subject of praise and commentator, from
those who inspired by political ambition are now his
critics.
Inspired by personal ambition his opponents
campaign has been of petulent, peevish, criticism
and deliberate misrepresentation backed by hy-
pocrisy and destructive political expediency.
Mr. Kean's so-called platform only pledges sup
port to the public activities already naugurated by
Senator Edge.
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| Stand For

L. Integrity OF the 18th
Amendment. l will defend
the amendment against at
tack. viii advocate and
support measures to
strengthen the Volstead
Act and to bring about en-
forcement of law.
2. Law supremacy. The
law is the essence of our
government and must be
held supreme. There must
be no division of author
ity with any visible or TN
visible Government" or
empire. | am opposed to
the Ku Klux Khan, holding
it to be an unwholesome
and un-American institu-
ton.
Sd. Substantial income
tax on the larger incomes.
Substantial inheritance tax
ON the larger fortunes. The
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-09-18
GEORGE ROLLIN PARK Err
FOR STATE SENATOR


| desire to announce that | am a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for State Senator and have duly
filed my petition as provided by
law. Ii elected l will make every
effort in favor of laws that will
tighten the Hunterdon County Tax
burden and will support only those
laws that are in accord with good
Government and public welfare.
| will appreciate your support
and vote at the Primary September
%, 1924.
GEORGE ROLLIN PARKER.
Ordered and paid for by George r.
Parker, campaign manager.
To the Republican Voters:
| wish to announce that | am n
candidate for the Republican nomin-
alton for member of the General
Assembly and will appreciate your
vote and support
| will, if elected, oppose any leg
islation not in accord with the
Eighteenth Amendment.
GEORGE MALCOLM RYMAN.
Ordered and paid by G. M. Ryman,
campaign manager.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

PLAIN DREssMAT<ING AND SEW
ING wanted to do at home Prices
reasonable. Mrs. ]. II. Farrand, Mer-
Ger. 4W5OF
WOULD LIKE TO GET WORK FOR
my team for the winter. r. e. Nut
ting, 80 High st, Pennington. 2w50F
WOULD LIKE TO GET WORK WITH
my team, hauling wood or pulp by the
month or by the cord. Or would take
a Job of so many cords. Washie Tut
tie, Skowhegan. RID l. 2w49F'
IN STORE OR OFFICE. HAVE HAD
seven years experience in office work
and five years as salesWoman in va
riety of businesses. Part time work
Is desired Mrs. Ora VaiHere, Leavitt
ST., Skowhegan. Tel. 1882 or 47-3.
3w48F
ELDERLY LADY DESIRES Posi-
TION as housekeeper for small family.
p. S. A., Care of Independent-Rep
Co. 4wf7si
GENERAL TUTORING. MARGARET
NJ. Smith. 1874 Main street, Skowhegan,
NJ T.. Phone 275-12. ST tf44F
AT CLERICAL OFFICE OR ME-
CHANICAL work | am, 20 years of
age and can put my hand to most any
thing. Can give references Ray T..
Raymond. III Water st. Tel. 1851.
tf36F
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies

ELEVEN BLACK JERSEY GIANT
Pulets, $3.50 each: / Black Jersey
Giant cockerel 81. Marcy Strain, range
raised April Matched. Mrs. 7. l..
Snowflake. Dover FOxcroft. 4w50F
FORTY RHODE ISLAND RED Pull
LETS, Matched the middle of May. Mrs.
A. l.. Williams, Skowhegan. RID =;
Farmers Phone. 2w50F'
EIGHT FERRIS 1900 Egg STRAIN
White Leghorn CockerelS 81 each.
Benz. Farnham RID 2, Belfast 4w49F'
A 6xI3 HEN HOUSE ON sKIDs, IN
First class shape, large windows,
painted, etc. only $1S, Also feed
ers and FOUNTAINS, New Putnam stoves,
$500 Ocuhm' 1850 Harry 7. Bue :
Ton, Silver St, Skowhegan. 4w49s
ONE WHITE PLYMOLTH ROCK
Cock Matched from pen of u. X. Fishels
selected breeders, weight 10 lbs Mrs.
Clara M. French, Scion RID J. 4w49'
A LIMITED NUMBER or YEAR
old Barred Rock hens. Excellent lay
ing strain. Purebred. Also some
cockerels and two year old Park cocks.
a. G.. Longley, Norridgewock. n, -:
Tel 1913. 4w4SF
TWELVE PLYMOUTH ROCK Pull
LET'S. WIN sell cheap for quick sale.
Perley w. Bickford, Pittsheld, RID l.
tf46F
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Help'Wanted'
Ads under this head FREE

MIDDLE AGED MAN TO DO
chores around the hotel Skowhegan
House, Skowhegan, Me- N. +. Tel.
22-12 1w50
MAN TO DRIVE TEAM AND CARE
for horses. G. l.. Corson. Mainstream
2w50F
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work, Nora B. Corson, Malnstream.
2w50F
\ MAN ron GENERAL FARM
Work. Must be a good mixer. v.
NJ. Potter. Anson. n. r.. Phone 745
Madison Exchange, 2w50F
YOUNG WOMEN OF HIGH SCHOOL
education for hospital training lead
ing 10 "A registered nurses degree. OPP
p6rtunity to choose life work, pleas
ant, profitable and of the highest edu-
cation influence For particulars ad-
dress kennebec Valley Hospital, SHOW
hogan. 4w49F
HOME WORkERS--WANTE 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 prices, Farm
lngton Apron Co, Box GAS, Pennington.
n. II. 6w49$
4 hoy WANTED ABOUT 10 YEARS
or over to work on farm. No tobacco
users need apply. Maurice Il. Adams,
Norridgewock. 4w49F
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IN THE SKOWHEGAN
CHURCHES
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH

IN excellent congregation assem-
bled last Sunday morning and listen
cd 10 a fine sermon by Prof Drew T
Iiarthorn principal of Coburn Classi-
cal Institute of Waterville. Prof.
Harthorn was the guest for dinner of
Miss Louise II. Coburn.
The Christmas meeting of the Phil
athea Glass was held Monday evening
in The chapel In spite of the I'M
favorable weather the interest was
excellent, the attendance was good
and II was a very enjoyable evening
for all who were present The new
president was in the chair, Mrs Flick
eft. and the evening was a success.
Next Sunday the usual services will
be held. At 1890 sermon and this
will be young peoples service. At
The noon hour the Bible School will
meet, at o'clock the Y. p. S. c. E.,
subject Count and Share Your Bles-
sings Evening service at p. m.
There will be union prayer meeting
in the chapel this Thursday evening
at go. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all in town to attend who
are interested in a devotional service.
Three churches unite in this service.
Next Saturday evening there will be
a social in the vestries Of the church
for the young people.
All who wish to aid in the practical
observance of the Golden Rule are
earnestly requested to hand their Of
ferings TO the superintendent of the
Sunday School, Mr.. Homsted, or to
the treasurer of our benevolent funds,
Miss Written. Remember there are
10000 orphans in the Near East to be
cared for. The story of what has
been accomplished by our offerings in
past years is an interesting and sue
cessful one. Boys and girls, thous-
ands ana thousands of them have
been saved.
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STATE. OF MAINE tl
PUBLIC NOTICE.

by virtue of the authority con-
ferred upon me by the provisions OF
Section As, Chapter 219, p l.. 1917, as
amended, and having received written
F. complaint from the owners Of the land
that beaver are doing actual, SUBJ
stantial damage to their property, l
hereby declare 40 open season on
beaver, from the 18th day ofgDecem-
Der, a ID, 1a24Hsto&tAe TSthid OF
February, A.FD.%1925s both days in
clusiyeSon tie Following territory:
on. Land pGSMaatha D. Clark in the
town of Arson, in the county of Som
eraet,
Also ON land of Geo. n Pullen. in
he town of Arson, in said county of
Somerset.
Also on land of stephen ID. Pratt,
on Hilton Brook, so called, bounded on
the north by land Of Ben Porter and
lie Pease Farm, so-called; on the East
by lang Of Rob Perkins; on the South
by thei Miller Lot, so-called; on the
West by land of Lonzo Parlin; in the
town of Anson, in the county of Som
erset,
Also on land of r. S. Boynton. in
Lexington Plantation, in the county Of
Somerset. as follows:
ON the Home Farm of F.; s. Boyn-
ton, ON Sandy Stream so-called, it be-
ing in the East part of Lot Z, In the
9th Range of Lots;
ALSO ON Little Alder Stream. in the
west part OF the nome farm or Salu
j. 5. BoYnton. being Lot No. 7, in the
18th Range of lots;
ALSO In the west part Of Lot 6, in
The 18th range of Lots;
Also ON Bear Brook, in the west
part of Lot IL. in the 18th Range Of
Lots:
all Of said land being in Lexington
plantation, in the county of Somerset;
except that no part OF said territory
within twenty-five feet of any beaver
house shall he open for trapping
under this proclamation.
-, During the open season herein pro-
yided for on the lands above specified,
il shall be lawful for any person who
has secured $500 beaver trapping
license and necessary hunting IL
cense. to trap beaver thereon, except
in organized or incorporated places
permit of land owner must be Sc
cured, and except that no person
shall set a trap within twenty-five
feet of a beaver house as aforesaid,
under IA penalty of 500 and costs
for each olfense.
Witness my hand this Sth day of
December A. d. 1924.
WILLIS e. PARSONS,
Commissioners of Inland
1w50 Fisheries q Game
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,EverybOdy's Column

BEECH, BIRCH AND MAPLE CORD
"o0u' '" 3w48F
CLARION RANGE WITH TANK AND
shelf B. c. Taylor, Norridgewock, X
+. D. No. .. S"aer
ONE SET DOUBLE COACH HAh-
n tie low SfI Price 4. G. Longley. Nor
ridgewock. y. +. Tel. 1918. 4w48F
BARTLETT ALL WOOL SUITS. o.
Goats $40 values $3.50. The Bartlett
guarantee satisfaction or money back.
Will call and take your measurements.
A. J. Perrault, 10 East Front ST.. Skow
hogan. 7"fo
SECOND HAND LAMsoN CASH CAR
RIER system in good condition at very
low price at Ordways. 4w4s
80 BARRELS OF APPLES. CHEAP
if taken at once. Large or small
Farm for sale. Ona Harrington, Nor
ridgewock RID 2. N. Il. Phone 21-2O.
4w48s
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Found

HIGHT HAND GLOVE FOUND.
owner may have same by paying the
cost of this ad. IndependentRep
Co. 1w50
TIRE CHAIN NEAR LIBRARY.
owner may have same by paying for
cost of &lis ad. Acknowledgements
co. 2w50
SMALL BROWN AND WHITE FE-
MALE dog, weighing about IL lbs. Has
black spot on back. Appears like
someone's pet dog. owner may have
same at my home and paying for this
adj Mrs. Ralph French Cornville, Me.
2w50F'
FOUND-A PLACE WHERE YOU
can buy 12-thread Real SILK" ladies'
hosiery I'm 40 shades at $133 1-3 pair
by the box. Gentlemens 81. Pure
silk Every pair guaranteed. See our
silk and wool, Mrs. S. Hafey, Skow-
hogan. 6w46'
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BARREL CHURN. MUST BE IN
good condition. f. A. Currier. r. No.
?, Skowhegan. Tel. 209-4. 3w5OF
BARRELS To PACK APPLES. oNA
L Harrington, Norridgewock. r. +. d.
No. 2. Tel. 27-20. 2w50F
LONG HAIRED HEALTHY coon
kittens, four months or younger pre-
what you have at once. Stamp for
reply. Mrs Fl. {. Huff. Harmony,
ABOUT SIX BARRELS OF EATING
wins. Spys. Starks, Greetings Russets
or any other good winter fruit. Call
and get the baskets and tell me what
you have. r. T. Patten. Skowhegan;
tf50
ABOUT ONE-HALF CORD OF WOOD.
Can use any kind providing it Is not
rotten or dozy Would prefer four
foot stove. 1t may be hard or soft.
limbs or trunks, green or dry. of
s spnss Want Is the s same delivered one
or near the rear veranda at my home
any time before February list. Let
me know what you have. r. T: Pat
ten Skowhegan. 1w50F
A SET OF WAGON sLEDs IN GOOD
repair. Charles Thebarge, SkoWhe-
A CRANK SHAFT, TIMING GEARS
and governor parts to a Reliance Wood
pecker Gasoline Engine. If you have
one. of these engines in your JUNK heap
state your price to A. 2. Rowellf SkoW,
hogan. RID 4. 2w49F
Pullets. C. w. Goodrich. PSI Madison
Ave. N. f. Phone 1879. tf47F
LIVE POULTRY wANTRD. WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, 1913 Madison Ave,
skowhegan. N. L. Phone 23-11 tfS1
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HAIR ~GOoDs "A SPECIALITY.
Switches, transformations, and side
waves made from combings aud cut.
hair at Miss Townes Room Is, ]. P.
Merrill Building, Skowhegan. tf32'
THREE POOL TABLES. WILL SELF
at good trade. Peter Debe, Skowhe-
gan Tel. G3-3. .3w501 8
-. j." HAS on SALE At MRS.
Mabel Wright's store. NorrldgeWock.
collection of small paintings, souvenirs
and curios. 3w50F
ONE NEW HOLLAND, NO. 10. FEED
Grinder: pung; one 500 to 600 lbs. ca
pacity United States cream separator
cords of four foot wood Bert W. Paul.
Skowhegan RED 1, Farmers Phone
9-12 Scion Exchange. 3w50F
CHRISTMAS TREES DELIVERED
at your door. Order now. All sizes
Use, $500 and $t50. q. l.. Giles,
Skowhegan RED 3. 1W50s
ONE SECOND HAND SLEIGH. J. II.
Smith. Mercer. 2w50F
RUMFORD FALLS TIMES Al MT
Johnson's Drug Store. tf5QF
TWO PUNGs AND SLEIGH-ALL IN
months old. Asa Lawrence, Middle
Road Skowhegan. y. Il. Tel. 1881
2w50.
SLEDs, 3 SETS FOR YOUR CHOICE.
one 8" block rane moccasn runner
one g. iron rane moccasin runner one
sled. All of first quality material and
workmanship. Il. w. Dover, East
Front St tf50
TENOR BANJO. BACON MODEL,
with resonGtor, case and extra set of
s st- e Ees5 of for eo ssb o6 Cost
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. T. Tel. go. tf50
ONE SLEIGH AND ONE SET OF
one-horse wagon sleds. 7. +. Davis,
Scion Farmers Phone 2-11-1O.
SECOND HAND L. $. CREAM SEP
ARATOR. Ready to run. a bargain
for some one, Also one nearly new
t-bottle Bsbcock tester Lee a.
Ketchum Madison RID l. 2w50F
4-TUBE air WAY RADIO REcEIy-
at the Peoples Garage, Water ST.
SkoVhegan. 4wi9
F0UND-A PLACE TO BuY LUM-
BERMEN'S Rubbers. Hose. Glove and
Mlttens Low. prices to clean up. G.. F.
Burrill, East Madison. 4wi9
GENTLEMEN's Fur COAT AND a
Fur Robe. Q. D. Dean, Scion. 2w49F
DRY STONEWOOD, Sl3 PER LOAD.
Junks $12. Sawed any length to suit
customer. Also cord wood Two
sets one horse sleds, prices $l2 and So.
Set double sleds, viii sell or exchange
for lighter ones. Used heater. SIS.
Seven windows and one door frame.
all for IS, good AS new. Carroll
Whittemore, RID ?. Skowhegan. Far
mers Tel. 20-4l0. 4w49F
ONE PUNG, ONE SLEIGH. -FOUR
Feather beds. T. {. Loomis. Skowhe-
gan RID 9 2w49F
ONE GOOD SECOND HAND SLEIGH.
one good light driving pung with set
over, and IA good one horse sled. nearly
new. Walter c. Mckenney, North An
son. tf49
HIGH CLASS FOX HOUND PUPS
from free hunters dead game. stays
with nose and voice. Three months
old on approval win make fox dog
or money refunded. l.. Il. Southworth,
II Middle St, Bangor. 2w49'
RANGES AND ONE HEATER. Al
so Maxwell roadster. Maud +. Law
renee, / Beech Street, Skowhegan.
AVIS
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lI& viii be rewarded for return to
Margaret NJ. Chase, Reporter Office,
SkoWhegan. fw50F
PAIR OF GLOVES. REWARD Of
FERED. r. n. Patten. 4w50F
HEAVY TRUCK AUTO CHAIN
somewhere between Eddy Hill and
Wesserunsett Bridge. Reward il re-
turned to Thos S. Thomson, rs Mt
Pleasant Ave. N. Il. Tel. 24S-2 1w5O"
WHITE SWEATER. SATURDAY.
Nov. %, in Athens or between Athens
and Mayfeld Reward for its return
Ralph w. Messer, Skowhegan, RID 4,
n. Il. Telephone l1S 10 or notify In
dependent Reporter 3w50
VALUABLE nook "rHE ART AND
Practice OF Typography" Liberal re-
ward offered for its return. 1ndepend-
ent- Reporter Co. tf50F
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SMALL FARM OF ABOUT 2

A SMALL FARM OF ABOUT 10
acres; cottage house and stable; water
right near the NJ. c. r. r. siding. A
desirable place for poultry and berry
business; wood and lumber when in
market enough to more than pay for
same. viii sell very reasonable. half
cash and balance on easy terms; H
l.. York, Oakland RID 35. Residence
Martin Stream. zW5Of
FARM OF ACRRs NEAR VILLAGE,
suitable for. market gardening and
poultry raising. Five, room house,
Can be sold on easy terms. Cleveland
e. Creation, q Madison Ave, Skowhe-
gan. tag
FARMS FOR SALE On EASY TERMS
in Waldo County and the Penobscot
Bay region. Finest values. large lis
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 SkOwh,ssggsan.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRE FARM IN
the town Of Chester: So acres In til.
built only 10 years Barn So IT,
square. Farm machinery and cream
Separator included, 5000. NJ F. Cray,
Carmel. RID No. 8. 17w38'
MY HOME PLACE ON NOHHlDGE-
WOCK Avenue Lot SKIS rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In its con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $10,0OOOO Roland I.
Patten. tf33F
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES, AND
timberlands. The Roderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. tf35
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp, school or summer resort.
other sets of farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. +: G.
Hayden. Abbot tf22
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ram EXTRA GOOD wohk HORSES
/ liz Ss son$ {S5 them w ssSi
exehanSe fer %rt ahnythlng can use; g H.
.No1EDt sHEEp-4n WISH TO SELL
HI, ss Erd 80 4 Ass 4 T4sss
9r sSs aed a 9Fed ca by f" bFeG
by myself oh'fone farm for s5 years.
They have newer had roots Or grain of
any kind and are not breachy, They
ss sl'' a. s,s 5ssi raa l' \ %S rs E
Ears 40 h and 50 years ns1 he
Have sold from them 10000 lbs, wool
aapd 1000 sheep and lambs. VIII send
setgsp %qot sOne ,s wishing rlt to
sif KKesad. Gnar1es' B. Gilman, r l.,
Scion. 4w5O'
BROOD sew. Il. e. HURD. II. ID.
1. Madison. Farmers Tel. Skowhe-
gan 6-210. 3w50F
MT. BET BERKsHIREs ARE FROM
one of the best herds in the New Eng
hof6 e a nease in
both quality and price. Have sold
farm and must close out before spring
Write to Mt. Bet Berkshire Farm. Nor
ridgewock. RID /. 3w50'
ONE IhoftOtShbhED JEhSEt
Bull Calf, three weeks old. p. W;
Cronkhite, Skowhegan, RID l. 2w5oF
'YEARLING RAMS FOR SALE.
Hampshire Down grade size and
shape to warrant his being used as a
Giles Skowhegan RID 3. 2w50F
+. EXTRA GOOD WORK HORSE, 1900
Lbs. Works single or double. Beef
creatures taken as part payment. Also
four good White Chester shoats. Mrs.
Flora Il. Whittemore, RID 2. Skowhe-
gan Farmers Tel. 2O-410. 4wi9F
tty Broken double. Cash or will
swap for Ford auto or stock of any
kind, First fang offer buys her G. r. +.
Tel, 2-1114. Athens Exchange. 3w49F
IT'S THE WHOLE YEARS PRODUC-
COWS tf and helfsrs aversssd iilo los, rs b
milk In goo days bull IS I hSlf the
r. A. Markham. NorridgewoesS, BED
TWO GRADE JERSEY cows. ONE
four years old and the other eight
Both. year round mixers and extra
good for butter Perry Young, Bing-
ham, > 4w4S'
ONE PAIR BLXCK HORSES. WEIGH
1000 lbs. and years. have no use
I
of Herbert l.. Greene. Skowhegan Sill
yer St. Skowhegan. 4w4S'
DRIVING HORSE. YEARS OLD,
weight 1000 lbs, sire Jeffery. 2.16 Ia,
color dark brown, white points. b. G.
Taylor. Norridgewock r. +. ID. NO; 2;
3w4SF
"A TWO-MONTHs OLD REGISTER
ED JERSEY bull calf George u.
Davis, Hlghview Farm, RID T. skow-
hogan. 4WiSf
PANT or MULES, FOUR AND FIVE
years old, weigh 1900. Another pair
two and three years old VIII sell
reasonable II. NJ. stevens, Oakland,
RID "a Residence Smithfield. ~ r..
Phone 27-21, Norridgewock Exchange.
AWAIT
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. b2wSF
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OH SkOMHEGAN

The Stockholders of The First Ma
tional Bank of Skowhegan are hereby
notified that their annual meeting for
the choice of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction of any other
business that may legally come before
them Will be held at the banking rooms $,
Tuesday, January 49, 1925, at 10 o'clock
in the morning,
Skowhegan, Maine, December 3, 1924.
LESLIE II. GOLDSMITH.
5w50 Cashier
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Miscellaneous

WOULD LIKE 4 cHA>crI
work my board and go to 4
Beatrice Bragg. Skowhegan I
WEEKLY WASHINGS WtN
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Skownegan. Mrs. Bessie Lib
East Maple st. Skowheean.
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conducted "A livery stable ON Val
near the Municipal Building WI
announce that he is now fully e19
and ready to do business u tie
of North and Heselton streets
has or horses and slelshs
SET OF oNE-HoRsE sLE4s
work one or two horses in hea
NJ. Mckay. 227 North Ases sheN
n. Il. Tel. 32S-A.
IHAVE Button COY EHiAG W
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to match any material SEVERN
Orders receive prompt ai6eal lat
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11

USED SEWING MACHINE.
as IS each. Get a new sfN-eIas L0
trio machine. We also boER ele
plete stock of cabinet ana cor
models. Liberal allowanno fegul
old machine. Full line On On 20
Singer Sewing Machine Co. aeeessofi,
temore, Mgr. 172 Water St e &; VIII
gan. ohoRh
GUMMED TAPE In Ro,,s Y
have gummed paper tape In o.,
venient for doing up nan 10 Ioils CO
required. by the America @ 4
Company FOR use on certain E1pra
This we have In three Win U,R.lalnel
prices as follows. postpaid. ms vi
roll. 4bc; 2 inch per roll. soc. insh
per roll. 76c. Liberal discs i1
qsuntity orders. .Independent,qpa
or Co. 'hepol