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that some particular girl ls just ALI
right and suits you, while some other
girl just as good-loolling, and just
as attractive in every way, doesn't
appeal to you at all. Personality, l
guess you call it.
"Of course, the first thing you no.
tice about a girl is her looks. You
are attracted to girl if she is pref
ty and has got on pretty clothes, and
you would be proud to be seen out
with her. but | don't think boys care
much tor these smashing beauties.
They look as if they belonged on
the stage in Follies show, or some
thing like that, and makes boy
feel that he does not show up much
beside them. Besides, they nearly
always have the swelled head and
expect you to be tanning them with
hot air, and you would like a little
of that drifted your way.
Boys, like girls who have got
just fair amount of brains. You
never see any of them flocking
around a highbrow nor a dumb-bell.
They want girl who can keep up
her end of the talk, and that they
won't have to work like coal heaV-
ers to entertain, but they don't want
any girl who is a monologue artist
or who wants to talk TO them about
the Einstein theory.
Boys like jolly girls. Girls who
are full of fun, girls who can do
anything, who can swim, and play
a good game of tennis or golf, and
drive car, and play jazz, and dance,
and who are good sports. They don't
like the girls who are sickly and
delicate, and 'fraid cats, who are
always screeching over everything,
and who can't go out in the sun
for fear of running their compilations.
Boys like girls who are interested
in the same things they are, but
they don't like these yes-yeSsers who
haven't any opinions Of their own
and who agree with everything they
say. They like girls who show that
they like them and enjoy their at
tentions, but they loathe and hate
thu girl who chases them down, and
who is always ringing up over the
telephone and trying to make dates.
"And all but the, SOftieS fight shy
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NERVOUS, RUN
DOWN MOTHERS
Worn Out Caring for Children and
Housework-See how Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helps

indianapolis, Indiana. TT was in
vary nervous and rundown condition
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"And all but the, softies fight shy
Of the gold-diggers, who try to make
a boy spend more money on them
than he can afford. And, above all,
a boy likes a girl to be natural. L
never knew an affected girl who
was popular When a girl gets up
stage, and poses around like a pro-
fessional beauty, and tells the boys
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that some particular girl is just all
right and suits you, while some other
girl just as good-looling, and just
as attractive in every way, doesn't
appeal to you at all. Personality, l
guess YOU call it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-10-07

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Please ad.
init another Georgia girl into your happy
circle. l have written to the Letter Box
before but was not admitted. I live in
towns county. four miles from Hiawassce
Ca intend to go to Young Harris 10
school next year. l think every one should
try to get an education if they have a
chance. l have blue eyes, brown hair mot
ooooed1' | like to read the Letter Box very
much. and l think it grows more nterestng
every day. | like to read the descriptions
or the ideals, too. Cousins, want every
one of you to write me letter as / like to
receive letters very much Who has nv
Urlhday, october 6? l will be fourteen
years young. l will close Looping to hear
from every one of you cousins A new
niece and cousin,
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Auntie in the world to give the girls and
boys a space to get acquainted? | do.
know every one of the cousins and Aunt
Julia too, has had grand vacation.
nave. | will not take a subject this time
put IT i were to, 1t would be on Home"
My birthday is November g. Have l a
twin? | am ''Sweet sixteen" have dark
brown hair (bobbed). and brown eyes, and
dark complexion. All You girls and boys
write and send photos l will answer all
mail received. Your niece and cousin.
(MISS) EUGENIA BUSBEE
Perry, Ca, Route l, Box 1876
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Jefferson, Ca, Box 217.
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Principle of Safety

And lead us not into temptation
but deliver us from the evil one"
Jesus knew better than any one else
the terrors of temptation. He had
been under the devils fire for forty
days at once, besides the very day
temptations that came to Him as
to every human being. This prayer
did not guarantee that any one would
not have temptation, but asked that
one might not be led into the place
of testing. special testing. 1t is
far easier to be delivered from the
devil day by Gay. and that is ,he
force of the but" For special rea.
sons, and in special seasons. it may
become necessary for the disciple TO
heled into temptation, as Jesus was;
the force of this petition is that this
may never be necessary.
How energetic and persistent the
devil is. He never lets up: he IS
ever ready to make a terrible on
slaught the moment any disciple re-
lazes vigilance. Peter recognized
that and later wrote: BE sober. be
vigilart, for your adversary the
devil, as a roaring lion walketh
about. seeking whom he may de-
YOUR. How then can we expect
safety? Never in our own strength
or wisdom. It was not until the
power of the devil was broken on
Calvary that there was any hone
of success. But now. crucified with
Him, and buried with Him, we NAV
rise to newness of life. Justified bv
Ills death we may be kept safe by
Ills resurrection life. so that sin
shall not have any dominion over us.
TO be delivered from the evil one
involves today-as it looked to them
the Vicarious death of Christ to
break the power and destroy the
works of the dew.
Are Nou safe?
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-INDINNJ 7 T T I
Copyright, 1924
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Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: VIII Won
n,eaSe admit another Georgia girl into your
happy band cf bcyS and girls. I have writ
zen crce before hut was not admitted but
I em almost SIRE Aunt Julia will Jet me
IN his time First Of eli. I want 10 say
2 few words about Aunt Julia Cousins
don't you all think Aunt Julia the dearest
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WOULD LIKE A JOB TO DRIVE
Truck or as chauffeur. Two years
experience in this work. Can give
Star Route. N. T.. Phone 209-l5. 3w18F
WOULD LIKE WORK or ANY
kind that | can do. Housework pre-
ferred. Susie Cooley, Park ST., New
port. 1W18F
WOULD LIKE TO GET WORK
housecleaning, etc. Eta Wentworth,
Gem St, Skowhegan. fw18F
\ RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS
position in garage. Diplomas in Bat
terry Repairing and building, braZing
and welding from NJ S. A. S. Refer
ences. Address S. j., Care of Inde-
pendent Reporter Co. 3w17F
OPPORTUNITY TO DO NURSING.
Am not trained nurse but have had
good deal of experience in caring for
those who have been i'll and confine-
ment cases. Mrs. E. L. Thompson,
Bingham, Me. Farmers Phone 1872.
3wf7F
WORK. ON FARM by INDUSTRIOUS
'15 year old boy. Percy Washburn,
Gem St, Skowhegan. 2w17F
As HOUSEKEEPER IN SUMMER
hotel or camps. Experienced. Ad-
dress, Housekeeper, care A. G.. Chase
Insurance Co. 1873 Water St, Gardiner.
4w15s
WANT A CHANCE no DO SEWING
OF any kind. Dressmaking, making
bedding, curtains or alterations for the
stores. VIII so out or take 1t home.
Mrs. M. Singleton. No. Beech St, Show
hogan. 3w16F
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4 WHITE KITTEN WEARING =
collar with red bow of ribbon and
bronze bell attached. Reward if re-
turned to 3l2 Water St, Skowhegan.
lMlS
ON PATRIOTS DAY, A SMALL
change purse with a prominent III" OF
the clasp Probably between the Cen
ttral Maine Power COS. Office and the
H. Howard. Corner North Ave. and
High 81, Skowhegap. f. WIS
SCREW CApS soMEwIIERE He
TWEEN Skowhegan and Athens for
purple cOlored fountain pen. Finder
please leave with Maurice Jordan at
Harry Fairs MN Skowhegan or send
to Mrs. James Lobdell, Scion, RED l.
2w18E
2 HEBEI<AH PIN BETWEEN MADI-
SON Avenue and postofIice by way of
Russell St Reward for its return to
Mabel Washburn. 3 Pleasant st, Show
hogan. 1w18*
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b acres smooth level fields cutting 30
tons of hay, pasture for Is head, 200
apple trees, plums. cherries. Large
timber tract Of pine and hardwood.
House . rooms in good repair, running
water. Barn f0x50 silo, track fork,
basement. running water. Barn No 2,
28x30, garage 12xlG, hen house 12x30.
This farm is fully equipped with 10
cattle, two horses 50 hens, farming
TOOLS furniture Price $500 Easy
terms. A1onzo 2. Richards, Farming
ton. 4w15
GROCERY AND RESTAURANT
business located on French Street rs
tablished Is years ago. Splendid line
of regular customers. All cash trade.
Closing out to engage in business else
where. Mr. and Mrs. h. Foacher,
Skowhegan. 4wf5*
MY HOME PLACE on NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods. Thr-
teen room house substantial oonstruc-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T,
Patten. tf40
sG50.00 BUYS A. TEN ACRE FARM
located on State road, near schools and
neighbors; 5 room house; good barn;
wood for home use. An ideal chance
for poultry business. clyde II. Smith,
Lewis Caswell TIA
NEW HOME WITH ELECTRIC
lights sewer connections, bath room.
steel range, hot and cold water; we'll
located; for $2750. Clyde II. Smith
Lewis Caswell tf14
COTTAGE ~ klNGSBURY OVER
Looking the laEe Good salmon and
white perch fishing. Three large
rooms. Shed and stable. Good road
to door. For further Information
write to Mrs. Naude Gerald Kingsbury
8w14'
sTERLING's GARAGE AT HING
Ham. Does large business and has
Ford Agency. tfl2
THREE COTTAGE LOTS AT LAKE
Wesserunsett ON Il high blun over
looking the entire lake. Located on
the Parkman estate. Inquire CT NJ. A.
Dane. SkoWheEau. tfl2
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN coon RE
PAIR. Located in Scion village. Fine
cellar. Owner lives away. Goes for
5000 IL taken at once. Frank Moody,
10 Shirley street. Skowhegan. tf45.
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FARM OF 20 ACRES On SHORE on
lakes, four room cottage house, barn
30X36, two hen houses some fruit
trees. ON good road. near neighbors
and school only four miles from K.
II. town with churches, stores and
first class high school. Price $3.50.
only $3.50 cash needed. Roderiek
Farm Agency 2w18'
FINE MODERN HOME OF NINE
rooms, wen located, with bath room,
hot and cold water, fire places, stable
and double lot. Very moderate price.
S S.oShnaa1 q Creation Il Madison A tfGs
garage and large lot; especially good
place for poultry 500 down and month
ly payments. Cleveland & Creation,
II Madison Ave, Skowhegan. TITS
SPORTING CAMPS FOR SALE IN
one of the best hunting and fishing
regions of Maine. Camps fully equip
ped and have good patronage Best
dependent Reporter Co. 4wl7
FARM FOR SALE or WILL RENT.
Reason, poor health. Warren Farnum.
K. f. ID. No. 2. Box "a, Pittstield. iwl7F
TWO STORY HOUSE IN NORTH An
SON Village, furnished, bath. hot aud
cold water, furnace, shed, large stable,
horse, cow sleighs, wagons, auto to-, !
church, station and stores. Would
include all at reasonable price to close
the estate. John Boynton, Box III,
North Arson. 4Wll9
FARM OF $50 ACRES. SITUATED
in the town of Smithheld, on good
main road telephone line and Il. +. u.
Good house, 9 rooms, barn 39xS1. with
other outbuildingS, in excellent repair.
Buildings lighted by electricity. Would
include stock and tools and retail
hat a Y
cows last year. Would sell or eX-
change for small place in or near
Skowhegan village, with Il chance 10
keep one or two COWS. Wish good
location, and land for fair sized gar
den, W, Il. Marston, Oakland, RED
"a. 3wlGF
HOME IN ONE OF MOST DEsIR-
gan House of rooms. Large
barn, All modern conVeniences in
Guiding bath room. Spring water.
Large lot adjoining. 5-minutes walk
to schools and business section. Box
274, Skowhegan. tfl6
THREE TIMBER LOTS SOLD TO-
GETHER or separately. Easy terms
If desired f. L. Norton. ~ summer
St, Skowhegan. tf16
HOUSE LOT ON BEECH ST. REA-
Lakewood, Madison RED /. ~ z.
Tel 1872, Skowhegan Ex tfl5
MY FARM OF II ACRES IN La
ROME, four miles to Norridgewock, six
to SkoWhegan, WaterVille ten. 40
tillage, rs brook watered pasture IL
woodland, fine barn 40x50, two smaller,
silo, brooder house 12X16, hen house,
81 tons hay, 400 bushels grain last
year. Can be greatly increased. No
stones, attractive price, easy terms.
James Durham, Fairfield Center.
4w15a
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FOR
sale in Names most prosperous city.
Write me what you want. II, T. Ham
son, Waterville. Sw15
only two miles from large manufacture
ing town sets this elegant farm with
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terms. Address II. L. seekins. Hart
land. 4w18s
PAIR HEAVY HORSES, ABOUT
1000, with harness and complete out
TT for winter and summer. Belonie
Bouchar6 81 West Front St. or Victor
Bouchard at Simpsons Barber Shop.
Skowhegan 2wlSs
CHESTER PIGS, FoUR WEEK.
old first day of May. S. y. Moore.
Skowhegan, RID 3. N. l. Phone
229-14. 3w17F
MT. BET BERksHIRE's ARE
guaranteed to please, we are offering
spring pigs either sex for breeding
stock as low as 81 each; feeders 80 !;
young sows all breds for spring and
summer litters as low as $l8; proven
breeders bred for spring and summer
litters as low as S35; service boars al
same prices, you cannot AFFORD to feed
the Mediocre kind. Get the best at
these low prices and make money.
Geo. ii. futile, r. ID. /, Norridgewock.
2w17F
DUROC JERSEY SWINE. ALL
Kinds at farmers prices Warren
Farnum. r. +. d. ?, Box "a, Pittsheld.
4W17F
DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES.
VIII exchange, sell or buy NJ. o.
reached by telephone thru my neigh
Dor. Charles Whittemore, Farmers Tel.
4S-3 4w17s
YOUNG PIGS. FOUR AND FIVE
weeks old. So each. Three brood sows
at moderate prices. Two new mich
Il. H. Nightingale, Bloomfield Farm, X.
f. D. 3, Skowhegan. Tel. 1921. 2~17F
JERSEY BULL. 1 YEAR OLD. JOHN
Leeman, Starks. Farmers Phone 2-3lV.
2w17F
REGISTERED GUERNSEY Bull,
thoroughbred. Aged 4, very gentle.
NJ. Il. Adams. Norridgewock, \. E.
Phone 27-6. 2wl7F
MOS. OLD REGISTERED AYK-
SHIRE Bull, Dam making l Y lbs. but
ter day. Sire Bargenoek strain at far
mers' price. Write Maurice Greeley,
Windsor, Maine. 4wl6'
A GOOD SIZED NEW MICH HoL-
STEIN COW. five years old with calf by
her side. Price $65. A good family
COW. Mrs. Daniel Fluff, Skowhegan
RID 7. N. Il. Tel Athens. 14-22. Sw16F
BAY MARE. WEIGHT 1900 LBS,
good worker and driver for size. Also
another bay horse weight 200 lbs.
nine years old, For further descrip-
ton and price inquire of G. Il. Foster.
SkowheEan RID T. n. Il. Phone I'LL
Athens E;x. 4w16F
TWO PAIR HORSES, ONE OF DAP
PLE-GREYS weight 1900 pounds; one
Of roanS weight 200 pounds. Ed Nlo-
let, Mt Pleasant Ave, Skowhegan.
4w16|
WHITE, CHESTER PIGS, -FOUR
weeks old April 10 Arthur II. Jor-
dan Middle Road. SlSowhegan n E.
Phone 102-1I. 3wl6F
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN hull
calf, born October %, 1928. from ad-
vanced registry breeding. +. Il. Chad
bourne, Harmony. 4wl6'
JERSEY BULL. TWO YEAR SOLD.
Walter S. Crosby, r No. ., Madison.
N. T.. Tel 1915, Norridgewock Ex-
change. iw16F
MY WELL KNOWN HERD OF REG
ISTERED Herefords. Eighteen head,
everyone registered Ages from calves
to II years old. Will sell individually
or entire loe. Farmers prices. Come
and see them Grant Witham. Soloh,
Me-, RED 2. Farmers phone 1913.
tfl5g
90 VARIETIES POULTRY EGGS,
chicks dogs. pigeons. pheasants, geese,
peafowl Belgian Hares, ferrets, mice,
free folder. 60 page description book,
20 cents. j. A. Bergey, Telford, Pa.
10w15*
CATTLE. REGISTERED JERSEY
to pay u.s.. Tested. Box AZ.
VT 52w3F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. 62w2F
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. S. w. Gould, Elm ST., Skowhe-
gan. - tf47
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For Poultry and
Supplies

DID fOI NOTE MY PRICE or ONLY
75c per setting for Purebred White
Wyandottes eggs order early If you
want to get in on this offer. Drop in
Poultry Farm, bingham. 2wlSF
30 EGGS CYCLE HATCHER INCI-
BATOR in perfect running order for
just tive dollar bill Drop In Poul-
try Farm Bingham. 2WISF
WILL HAVE THOUSANDS OF
Husky Barred Plymouth Rock chicks
for sale during June and July Ice
each e, O. -. Please order at once.
| will be unable to promise any more
May chicks Mrs. Ralph Libby. Main
stream. tf1SF
INCUBATOR AND BROODER,
cheap IL taken at once. Inquire at
III North St 1w1S
FIFTY LAYING u. ISLAND RED
Hens, one White Rock CoCkerel; pure
bred; two Barred Rock Cockerels. Mrs.
NJ. j, Shepard, Norridgewock 1w1S"
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For Sale--Livestock

PAIR GREY MARES, WEIGHING
2S00 lbs. sound Will sell for $500. In
quire Harry Lane, No. New Portland.
4w1SF
BLACK MARE COLT THREE YEARS
old in July. VIII make large horse.
Price $125 Registered l. Q. g. Boar,
$1o. Registered two year old Jersey
heifer with calf, $50 Frank McGee,
Homeland Farm Madison. 2w1SF
PONY STALLION, PERFECTLY
broken to ride or drive Six years
old weight about zoo lbs. Suitable
for lady on large children. Cash or
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

MAN or CAPABLE Roy FOR
farm work Must be a good mixer
V. NJ. Potter Hillside Farm, Anson.
2w18F
GOOD POSITION As not sEKEEPER
in small family George Boutin. &c
French St. Skowhcgan. 2w1sF'
WAITRESS WANTED. LAMBERT'S
Restaurant. Water ST. Skowhegan.
WISE
WOMAN WANTED ron GENERAL
hOuscWork. Mrs. John \. Moocrs.
Jail Residence, High st, Skowhegan.
tf1SF
LARGE NATIoNALLY KNOWN
orEauizatiou-...c oldest of its kind
iu America has an opening in this
results The enumeration VIII be
commensurate with ability require
ments are clean past record and
determination to succeed. our Field
Manager win be in .Skowhegan on MAY
eth to interview applicants State
fun particulars about yourself in first
letter to be assured an interview. Adj
dress y. T., care of Independence Re
porter Co. 2w1s
TABLE Girl AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Con
tral Hotel. SkOW hogan. tfl8
Girl FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRI<
rel 1872. Skowhrgan. lwlS'
MAN WANTED TO DO CHORES AND
work on farm, Also woman to assist
I'm houSeWOrk. Page Farm. \. T..
Phone 203-12 3wl7F
4 MAN AND WIFE ON MY FARM
by May 9Th. Used to all kinds of
work. Geo. Holt. Pittsfield, II. i. u.
. 2W17F
SMART WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
kitchen work for twelve or fifteen peo-
pie in small set of camps. Please
state experience and wages expected
in first letter Mrs. L. o Folsom,
Rainbow Camps, Troutdale. 2w17F
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
WORK, not over 45 years old Write
Box A, Mercer 2w17F
Roy OR YOUNG MAN WANTED 10
work on farm. NJ. IL. Adams Nor
Iidgewock. N. Il. Tel 27-6. 2w17F
MAN TO WORK ON FARM WHO
can milk and handle horses. Walter
S. Crosby, X. d. No. 2. Madison. N. e.
Phone 1915. Norrdgewock Exchange.
3W16F
WANTED AT ONCE TWO SINGLE
men to work on farm. must under
stand general farm work, feeding and
same. Address Lock Box 244, York
Beech Me- Tel. 483J. 5w16"
AGENTS WANTED FoR "THE
Life Of Woodrow wilson" Fast seller, =,
agents colning money Liberal COM
mission. Prospectus free. Write or
telephone. Farmers Tel. 6-110; New
ENG 71-21. George l.. Hovey, North
AnSon tfl2
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WOULD LIkE FOl


WOULD LIKE Four OR
washings a week to do. Must
ivered at my house. Mrs E'1
20 Gem St. Skowhcgan
STABLE WANTED. StTABL
livery and board. would also
hear from resort owners or olhs|
would like to hire from j. to "
for letting out w T.. Ware
Stable. Water st, Sko" hogan
I WOULD LIKE About
washings "a week 10 do. Musl
livered at my house. Mrs josh
Laughlin, East Maple Street \
gan.
MOVE ny Mck AVS THAN
Local or long distance, pay
service. 227 North Ave, sho1
N. Il. Phone 116-ll,
TWO or TIREE FIRM
rooms wanted for lJeui holsea
II. Sparks, Care OF Iua'peAu1
porter.
WANTED TO PNSTI M. /
and heifers I'm new a'-atf' ~
fence, ample shade. upi5In II
land, pretty babhllug hrovA
best spring i'm America urvr
to go dry. Carl d. Io'uN"
Fairfield.
PUBLIC sERVIrE,-TWO
hack, reasonable rates Gay
Your pat! onage solicited, Su'
and dance parties "a specially, u
service. Tel. connections
den Co., 1877 West Front 81
gan.
SEND SHOES ron REPAlRil
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hosp'ts1ee
hogan. Full line OF mems
dress shoes. Lowest prices
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE
press, block, bleach ahu "A. .H
equal to new. nat nauus
while YOU wait. Shoe dyelns
ialty. Fancy and sport S los
lust like new. Peter I'm
and Hat Cleaning, Sko"nes'"
SETH PHOTO SIT DIo--io ps
on post card. FlhlIHeu l,,,nd
wait. Developing ana pr T1wsnl
grade amateur Wor x. 5qs.a
hour service. TelephoHe ''
hogan.
DO YOU NEED An A .oO
CHINE? We can ~, iongth
and at a very snaIl teys d
machines have cnIy Nv "a "a chi
very simple to operaaiie add nj
run them. They VII .olenhona
: substract and divide ir'denendj
phones) or write The I"u''
porter Co.
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EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE S15 IN
cash takes it. Just what you need to
take you off fishing. Must sell in 10
days. Carleton Carnage, . Jewett St,
Skowhegan. 1wlS'
AUTOMOBILE TOP, SLIP COVER,
never used. If cut UP for other pur-
poses will yield two pieces about 5Xl 70
feet. New cost $25. viii sell for
$3.50 postpaid Sent on approval
r. T. Patten, Skowhegan TIFF
AUTO REPAIRING, OVERHAULING
and job work. Prompt service, low
est prices. All work guaranteed.
Also Chevrolet parts for sale. Green's
Garage, North Avenue, Skowhegan.
Lyndon Green, Prop. 3wlF
RVBNRUDE oUTBOARD MOTORS,
Elto outboard motors. Army goods.
Puttees, $3.50 special. j. ID. Symons,
Skowhegan. 4w17
SPECIAL IN AUTOMOBILE TIRES.
30x3h non-skid, $3.50; 3OX3 non-skid
$3.50; 30x3A inner tubes, $3.50; 3OX3
inner tubes, $3.50. Guaranteed 5000
for Fords. SIS j. u. Symons, SHOW
hogan. dWl7
BUICK TOURING can IN GOOD
running order. Price low. Ned u.
Reed, Skowhegan RED 8. N. Il. Phone
173-12. 4w17"
BUICK TOURING IN EXCELLENT
running condition. VIII sell at an eX-
tremely low price for quick sale. Ar
thur Poulin, GO North Ave, Skowhegan.
AVIS
BUICK SIN, TOURING CAR. 1917
model, paint good. new battery two
now tires and bumper. In good run
ming order. Not run over 1900 miles.
Price $500. Come and see 1t. ). f.
Miller. Norridgewock. 4wl5
= BUICK TOURING CARsi = ONE
ton Ford trucks; 2 half ton Ford
trucks; Ford touring cars; l REQ
truck; / Ford sedan. All to be sold
at right prices. good terms. Peter
Debe Water Street. Skowhegan. n.
Il. Tel. G3-3 4w16
1022 CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition -Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest f. Dionne. l02 North
st, Skowhegan. N. e. Phone 33-f;
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LAUNCH CARTEL. THIS BOAT
formerly ran between East Madison
and Lakewood. At IA bargain. r.. G.
Butler, Skowhegan. tfl6