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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-13

HOUSE LOT AND STABLE on EAST
Leavitt St. Stable can be made into
seven or nine room house. Stable will
have to be moved only two rods to be
on the lot. Floyd q. Nye, 33 Bush
St, Skowhegan. 4wl1
STORE IN ATHENS VILLAGE. 25x55
two story with eight room rent above
shed stable also one small house. APP
ply or write TO b. &. Taylor, 80 South
St. Skowhegan. 4wll'
$500 TAKES STOCK. TOOLS AND
Furniture--50 acres one mile from viii
lage; 20 acres smooth fields, good pas
ture. wood and lumber for home use.
House five rooms; barn 40X45; fully
equipped with stoves and furniture in
the house, horse, COWS, tools, hay.
wood. Price only $500, $500 down
balance 5000 yearly. Alonzo T., Rich
ards, Pennington, Me. 2Wll
CHEAP AND on EASY TERMS.
Two nice house lots east of fair
grounds and west of Madison avenue.
w. II. Heselton. 4wlo'
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, GOOD GEL
LAR, water at sink, near mills. Price
S14OO part cash. Send for our new
farm catalog of many good farm bar
gains. Roderick Farm Agency, SHOW
hogan. 4WloF
ONE HUNDRED ACRE FARM, EN-
IRA good land, wood to pay for 1t
four miles from Skowhegan and two
miles from Norridgewock. Price only
S17O0 with $500 as first payment. Rod
erick Farm Agency, Skowhegan. 4wl0'
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. ELL AND
wood shed connects barn. Electric
lights, water at sink, extra good cell
lar. Price $4,000, part down. Roder-
ick Farm Agency, Skowhegan. 4"lo'
SMALL FARM MILES FROM
business section. on State road, with
good six room house. cellar, stable and
fine orchard. Price only $1400. Easy
terms Cleveland a. Creation, 81 Madi-
son Ave, Skowhegan. trio
SPORTING CAMPS IN ONE OF THE
finest fish and game regions in Maine.
Accommodations for thirty guests, and
can give best of references from nearly
every state In the union * ~ care
of Independent-Repo 4wlO'
A GOOD VILLAGE HOME OF SEVEN
rooms piazza, best of water, fine cell
lar. garage, ~ acres land, Good
ttrade. Cleveland & Creation, Il Madi-
son Avenue. skowhegan. IT'S
THE NOTED FERNsIDE DAIRY
consisting of ITS acres of very FERTILE
soil; as acres Of fields yielding 125
tons of hay, can be made to cut l5o
or more. win include 20 head of
T. B. high grade Guernsey COWS ana
heifers and reg. bull. Unusually
large equipment Barn ties 40 head.
has storage for more than $50 tons of
hay, 2 large silos and IA room house
with bath. Beautifully situated on
Kennebec River in village of Norridge-
wock Would make an Ideal business
mans summer home and stock farm.
Wood and lumber enough, II rightly
marketed, to practically pay Tor farm.
II sold before May 1Bt VIII include
furnished cottage. Wish 70 retire
from active farming reason for sell
ing. Charles II. Fuller. p. o. Skow-
hogan, RID /. tIff
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lors, etc, with windows closed and
perhaps wonder at the end OF an hour
why we feel so dull and depressed.
Outside are millions of cubic feet of
The purest air in the world that is
just clamOring TO get in. OF course,
if a window is raised at the bottom
or lowered at the top, il Immediately
exposes someone to danger and in
convenience, yet We must have the
air. Some forms of life are able to
get along with very little of it but
the animal known as man has, by
long habit, become accustomed to the
use of this mixture of hydrogen, nj
trogen and oxygen: II the supply is
limited or of poor quality. he very
promptly becomes uncomfortable.
The committee in charge or the
chairman of the meeting, can do
good deal towards setting this matter
right. OF course, before the COM
pany comes to order. the room should
be thoroughly ventilated. At a con-
venient place in the program the au
dience may be requested to stand and
the windows then opened. 1t will
be found that less draft results where
three or more windows are thrown
wide open than when one alone is
raised.
If the audience stands the feeling
of restraint is removed and each in
dividual can move>hbout to get out
of the draft If he finds 1t necessary.
1t is not fair TO the speaker to ask
him to talk in n heavy air. He can
M Is nil ha
be alert to understand and enjoy the
program unless they have good pure
air to breath.
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For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies

HATCHING EGGS. BARRED ROCKS.
20 cents each. From fancy stock and
great layers. Park & Thompson
strain. Heavy fertility guaranteed.
A. G.. Longley. Norridgewock Tel.
10-11. 2w11F
BARRED ROCK PUIaETs. NINE
months old. Laying. With each
order for 10 females at So each / will
give free one handsome 'cockerel. All
purebred stock. A. G. LonEley. Tel
l0-H Norridgewock. 2wl1F
BARRED ROCK EGGS FOR HATCH
ING from Parks 200 egg strain. Heal
thy, range raised breeding stock.
$1.25 per setting postpaid $3.50 per
hundred. Place orders now. sunny
side Stock Farm, Cornville tfllF
PEDIGREED TANCRED $50 EGG
Blood IS. c. White Leghorn Matching
eggs few settings pen mated by
c. |. Davis, poultry Judge. orders
booked now, write for prices. r. j.
Rowe, Skowhegan, r. f. y. No. $500
MATCHING EGGS FROM HEAVY
producing strain of purebred S. G. r. L.
Reds. Price 81 90 per Is eggs Also
eggs from purebred r. l. Red females
mated to high pure blooded Black
Jersey Giant cockerel, weighing l2A
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BONDS FOR SALE

The people of Somerset County and
Skowhegan during the late war ach-
ieved wonderful success in going
lover the Top" in bond and stamp
sales. They are now having another
opportunity TO help in cause equally
worthy-the cause of Good Health.
In the past eight years, Somerset
County has lost three hundred of its
men and women through cancer, 439
through tuberculosis. 1876 from infiu-
enza, 81 from typhoid, % from whoop-
ing cough and in that period 413
Somerset County babies have died be-
fore their first birthday. II seems
most opportune that the Public Health
service take on active labors in help
ing people to live longer. Eternal
living has not yet been accomplished,
but by checking and reducing the
number of cases of sickness from pre-
ventable diseases, this loss of life
among children can be stopped.
Public Health work Is also extending
the lives of many adults, thus enabl-
ing them to raise their own children
and to be producers instead of becom-
ing a care and an expense to their
relatives and friends and in some in
stances to the community in which
they live.
Somerset County and Skowhegan
particularly, has never raised its
quota to help carry on this most ex-
cellent work and this year we are still
below the expected amount. The
Maine Public Health Association has
a branch which is known as the Som
erset County Public Health Association
and they are especially anxious this
year to get their quota since from 60%
to 75%o of the money raised will be
expended In carrying out a very def
mite Somerset County program. All
the money thus far raised has been
from the sale of Christmas seals, but
in order to raise the desired amount,
1t will be necessary to have contribu.
tons from several individual citizens.
As "a result the county association
has been sending out health bonds In
the form of receipts, the denomination
of the bonds indicating the amount
expected from the persons receiving
the same.
The people should recognize the
real significance Of the health service
and whenever possible do their part
In giving relief to suffering fellow
citizens
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TOILET SEAT AND COyER. G0oI

TOILET SEAT AND COVER. GOOD
condition. Would cost new $500. VIII
sell for $3.50. Address Johnson 6 fno
Box 400, Skowhegan. 'i'p
Il Welsh PONY. YEARS OLD IN
June also sleigh and harness $lzoi l
almost new, price $75. seconuhand
furnace, with pipe and fixtures for II
rooms. Price s25. Inquire OF Guy b.
Durrell, Stratton. 4"o
GANG FSDGER. NEW, WITH THREE
1G" saws lever set Equipped with
tables and positive feed rolls: Price
nm appllcation. Somerset Machine Co,
Hathaway St, Sleowhegan. Tel. 64-4.
Avs
BUILDING STONE ALL KINDS,
small and large. If can deliver
now on runners can make much lower
price than would be possible on wheels
Any one planning to build should
ecopomize by anticipating their needs
of stone. B. l.. Nightingale. Skowhe-
gan, Bloomfield Farm. Phone 1871.
EGGS FOR MATCHING. SUPREME
strain speckled Sussex and Jersey
Black Giants. Book your orders early.
Free circular tells all. Geo. l.. Cleve.
land, Water ST., Skowhegan. SwS'
ELECTRIC STOVE, WITH HOT
Plates. One medium, one full heat.
Has been used but little; WIN sell
reasonable. Inquire of Margaret M.
Chase, Skowhegan. Telephone 33-2
or 150. lIft
two PAIR VELOUR PORTIEREs,
each 7x4 TT. with rings, poles and fix
lures to fit #. opening. Excellent
condition. Would cost new $40. Will
sell one pair, with pole and fixtures,
for $500 or the entire lot for $4,000.
r. T. Patten. tf5F
EIGHT III. r. GASOLINE ENGINE.
All equipped for saving wood. In
good condition. Tel. 1894. James
Lewia. TIA
WEB STEERS UNABRIDGED DC
TIONARY 1914 edition. Would cost
new $1,000. VIII sell for "a. r. T.
Patten. tf4F
DRY STOVE WOOD AND JUNKS.
c. r. Whittemore, Skowhegan, RID 7,
Farmers Phone, 483. tf4F
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VERY LARGE HANDSOME HIGH

grade Jersey bull fourteen months old.
Ancestors all purebred except mother.
She lisa large GROSS bred COW from very
heavy milking strain on both sides.
| o. X. Packard. Norridgewock. 4w9'
ONE JERSEY COW, FIVE YEARS
old; one holstein SOW five years ear old old;
W. Russell. Skowhegan RED 4. 4w9'
MACPHAIL's HOME MADE PRE-
SERVES, 100 per cent pure. Going out
OF business. A good opportunity to
get best quality preserves cheap. Apple
Jelly 16 OF. &c; crab apply Jelly, 1G
o., Csc; Scotch Style Marmalade, 16
o., Csc. Court st. Skowhegan. Sw9
PUREBRED GUERNSEY COW.
Hero's Delight, Sire Washers Hero of
Lakefeld. Dam selmas Delight. Was
bred Nov. 90 1929 Four years old.
1925. Also one purebred Guernsey
bull, II months old. corinna King John
Maid Lilly. $50. H. f. Wheeler, Hart
land. RID /. Farmers Phone 5-410.
Canaan Exchange. 4w8F
SORREL MARE. SOUND, KIND AND
clever. good worker. Weight about
1900: good driver, leave anywhere un-
htched. Luther II. Elliott, Skowhe
gan. RID 6. Farmers Phone, Canaan
So tfSF
COLUMBIAN wYANDoTTE COCK
ERELS, So Write me your wants
Also what you have to sell. Frederick
H. Jordan, SO Highland Ave, South
Portland, Me. 6w7'
cows. JERSEYS. GUERNsEYs
and Holsteins. Some new milch and
some to freshen soon. Horace S.
Withee. Skowhegan RID l. ~ +.
Phone 1872. Norridgewock Exchange.
TIFF
3. C. DARK BROWN LEGHORN
cockerels from mated pen of Tormo-
hlens Famous Everlay strain. SIS to
$40 each. T.. f. Richardson, 756 Main
Street Lewiston. 9w6'
CATTLE. REGTsTERED JERSEY
bull calves. No money down. Twelve
months to pay US. Tested. Box AZ.
Royalton, VT. 52w3F
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
George Fl. Sheldon, New Boston, y. III.
26w3F
SEVEN PIGS MOS. OLD WEIGH
ING between 40 and so pounds each.
Duroc-Jersey and Berkshire cross.
Price $3.50. Mrs. Iva Bulmer, RID 2,
NorridRewock. Farmers Phone 2-l11.
Gw6F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. 52w2F
sffOATs, ALL SIZES. c. n. WHIT
TEMCRE, Skowhegan, r. +. ID. No. Z.
Farmers Phone 1913. tf2f
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. S. ". Gould, Elm St. Skowhe-
gan. t141
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pAsrponT. IuBnC AND rnaRY

farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
ing Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings. Price
ridiculously low. Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency, PASSPORT. TIT
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in its con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patten. tf40
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Air, 0ceans of II, Hat None to Breath
NV r. r. Patten)

IBy K. t. PattenD
Cities, where 5000 people are some
times crowded into a single block,
and where numberless fiues vomit
forth carbonic acid gas continuously
may actually lack for fresh air. We,
up here In the hills of Maine, GER
tAinly do not. 1t is the most plenti-
ful and least expensive thing going j;
why need we stint ourselves in its
use? The situation reminds one of
the shipwrecked mariner who sang
or shouted. Water, water every
where, but not a drop to drink"
We crowd ourselves into Grand
Army hall, the hall of the fire .de-
partment building, the Library Par
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Wanted-To Buy
Add. uHAer this head free to Oh,


PAIR HORSES WEIGHING ABOUT
5000. H. c.. and F. C. Estey, Nor
ridgewock. y. L. Phone 24-6. 4wl1F
THIRTY THOUSAND DRY SECOND
clear shingles. John S. Moody, Show
hogan. Farmers Phone 45-3. tito
ROMBOAT. WOULD CONSIDER
the purchase of two If condition and
price are satisfactory. Give full par
ticulars in first letter, Box 36S, Show
hogan. 4w1OF
AN OLIVER TYPEWRITER. MUST
be in good condition. DR.. A. B. Bor-
den, Skowhegan. Telephone 1912.
ROW boats AND CANOES. WRITE
conditions and prices. S. Fl. Mace.
Pleasant Pond, Caratunk 3w10F
SECONDHAND BLACK SMITH TOOLS
w. o. Paul, Skowhegan RID 4. Far
mers' Phone. 9-12, Scion Exchange.
3w9F
SPRUCE, FIR, WHITE PINE LOGS,
Also rough spruce and fir pulp wood
landed on bank OF Kennebec River.
Frank f. Mace, Augusta. 4w9F
GOOD CASH PRICES GIVEN FOR
prints, phamplets or books which re-
late to early life In West, particularly
explorers, fur traders, mining, etc
C. Z. Sprague. Lexington, Mass. tfSF
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A FEW MORE BOARDERs AND
roomers wanted at 227 North Ave, !
minutes walk from shoe shop Mrs
Fred Mckay. n. Il. Phone HILL. Evil
HAVE A HORSE CLIPPING Ma
CHINE. VIII be at Skowhegan Mon
days, at the stable across from Lancas'
tiers store. Canaan Wednesdays. Nor
ridgewock Saturdays and at Madison BY
appointments. Anyone wishing TO have
their horses clipped please let me
know. Washie futile, SkoWhegah
RID No. 1. iwlo'
YOUR PHOTO ENLARGED on FINE
sateen pillow tops, 1SX18 inches, any
color: washable: $198 on arrival
lodge designed pillows for embroidery
Csc; guaranteed. Agent wanted Cen.
trail Art Co. Frenchburg, Ky. Swp
FORBID ANYONE BUYING THAI
Divan of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moulto1 im
9wlf
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To Let

FRONT ROOM AIT 81 NORTH AVE-,
Skowhcgan. tfl1
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping also front room
with board, all modern convenienceS.
Inquire of Belle Emerson, 81 Mechanic
Street, Skowhegan. n. T.. Tel. 2-11.
TITO
ROOM TO RENT. 1872 MADISON AVE.
y. T.. Phone 81-2. awe
conveniences centrally located. Near
Postofice. 1T Water St.. Skowhegan.
N. e. Phone 1861. tf46
FOUR LIVERY TEAMS To LET.
Harry Nelson, Skowhegan. N. Il.
Phone 284-3. tf47
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Positions Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads hinder thu
HcaAfng
WANTED CHANCE TO DO CuAMB-

WANTED CHANCE TO DO CHAMP
Err work or homework. Address
Mabel Weber, Norridgewock. 2w11F
DOING HOUsEwORK. PREFER ABLY
in Skowhegan by young woman with
child Hazel Trafton, Wellington
Maine. 3w10F
Ex-SERVICE MAN, MARRIED..
wants outside work of any kind at
once. Experienced in painting, car
pentering, bricklaying and all kinds of
jobbing. Let me do your work this
spring as I'll guarantee satisfaction
at wages that are reasonable. Call
for Walter Alberty, 20 Factory street
Skowhegan. 6w10F
AS HOUSEKEEPER IN WIDOWS
home where there Is no children.
Write Mrs. A. II. Adams, Box 115, So
lon. 3wl0F
AS HOUSEKEEPER IN WIDOWS
home Inquire of Lena Smith, Show
hogan. 3W9t
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HARD AND SOFT WOOD. DRY. /.

HARD AND SOFT WOOD. DRY. 4
Ft or stove length. Jos. Corriveau,
90 Milburn st. Tel. 1873, Skowhegan.
boys AND GIRLS ALL WOOL
Sport Hose at Csc Also have left a
Shoes which l have greatly reduced in
price. Best Compton all-wool yarn
leggins for men S165, for boys $1.25.
Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, "a Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. tf2
A s25 ADDING MACHINE FOR SALE.
Price 1915. Two weeks trial allowed.
If you order shipped elsewhere send
SOC for packing and postage. 1nde-
pendent-Reporter Co. tf45f
20 II. p. BOILER AND 10 n. r. EN-
CINE. Good condition. Reasonable
price. Skowhegan Jersey Creamery:
tf44
PRICE TICKETS FOR MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No. 2.
100 tickets assorted 3 cts. to S. price
soc. Set No. 4, 100 tickets, assorted
cts. to so cts. price $1.10. Set No.
81, 100 tickets assorted $500 to $500,
price $1.15. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. till
ASBESTOS DOOR, 4 FIT. 0 IN. WIDE
by 6 TT. in. high. Hinges for at
taching at top and pulleys with light
cord for raising and lowering supplied
with door IL desired. This equip
ment would cost new s25. Will SELL
for 1925. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co.
PIANO-ExTRA FINE AND BEAU
TIFUL instrument manufactured by
Paul Mehlin & Sons. Style r. ".
Serial No. 27.44o. Style. known as
Baby Grand. Length five feet nine in
ches. Width four feet ten inches.
Height three feet three inchs. Same
size and corresponding style now made
by this firm sells for $3.50. This in
strument offered for 1915. r. T. Pat
ten. tf47
COOLING TANK FOlt GASOLINE
engine. This is of the hollow or shall
low variety, the very latest thing to
use with water cooling gasolene
engine Has never been uncrated
Would cost s25. will sell for IS. r. T.
Patten. Skowhegan. tf2S
WEATHER sTRrps-HERE WE ARE
again for the thirty first year with the
best protection against cold. which Is
ready to creep In around your doors
and windows. F. M. Tinkham, 6S High
Street, Skowhegan. tfSI
USED SEWING MACHINES AS Low
as SIS each. Get new SINGER cleo
trio machine. We also have COM
plete stock of cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Full line dcCeSSorles.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., A L. Whit
temore, Mgr, 172 Water St., Skowhe-
gan. tf51
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape in rolls con-
venient for doing up packages and
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers.
This we have in three widths with
prices as follows, postpaid: l inch per
roll, 45c 2 inch per roll, soc; 3 inch
per roll, 75c Liberal discount for
qauntity orders. Independent Report
err Co. tf32
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SINGLE MACHINE

SINGLE MACHINE EQUIPPED
with 3S" shingle saw also 81 edge.
saw. Further specifications and prN'
on application. Somerset Machine ~
" Avs
PUBLIC sERvICE-TWO HORSE
hack, reasonable rates. day or hlsn.
Your patronage solicited. Straw roe s,
and dance parties a specially. Fr 0nlg
service. Tel. connection. Asa dHa'
den Co, 1877 West Front St, Skow WI
gan. 1"
SEND SHOES For REPAIRING d.
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital Sko"i.
shegan. Full line of mems WORK am
oress shoes' Ao"es' ~ io'' tn
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAN
press. block. bleach and color h' ~
equal to new Hat bands put y.
while you wait. Shoe fyeing spssii
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cie ssos
just like new. Peter he assn tfsl
SETH PHOTO sTUDIo-YOUR Pc. sss
on post card. Finished WINE ,i M
wait. Developing and printing, H fasr
grade amateur work. Iwen'Ss gov.
nour service Ieiephohe tf,i
hogan.
no You NEED AN ADDING 49,
CHINE? We can rent you Tine
SUNDsTRAND for any length u Thsa
machines have only 10 keys anu ana can
very simple to operate cn ,,nrltipb,
run them. They Will add nlui thoth
substract and divide. Telephone he.
phones) or write The IndepenoehtfN
porter Co.
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Found

GOLD WATCH CHAIN FOUND. ~.
QUIRE of Ruth lies at Reporter Office
or at "a Main St, Skowhegan. 2wllP
BUNCH OF KEYS. OWNER MAI
have same by proving property and
paying cost of this ad. John b. Mt.
ting, Skowhegan. AVN
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lbs. Price Sl25 per Is eggs. Prices
postpaid 10 per cent discount on lots
of settings or more. 50 per 100 eggs.
We have had practically no trouble
Hens are extra vigorous and large. our
Red ROSTERS have dressed as high az
. pounds. our matches for three
years have averaged &c per cent fer
Matched under hens. Robert T. 1ar-
vey. Dover FoXcroft RID l. Tel. ~.
4w11F
MATCHING EGGS. THE KIND Y0u
want. From purcbred heavy laying
strain White WYandottes only 81 90
per IL Drop In Poultry Farm. Bing-
ham 2w1lF
sIX FANCY DARK AND II. |. RED
pullets. every bird a layer. lust sl1
takes the lot. Drop In Poultry Farm.
Bingham. 2wl1F
10 GLOW EIECTRTC INCUBATION,
100 egg. four electric brooders, loo
capacity each. Price $40. w. r.
stanchfeld. Fairfield Center. Tel.
1858 tFairfield). 1w11s
WOULD LIKE no EXCHANGE ONE
Old Trusty Incubator 100 egg tray. in
good condition for a few hens, or a
one or two year old rooster, White or
Barred Rocks preferred. John Schu.
mann Box 81, RID l, Athens 2wl1F
BRONZE TURKEYS FOR BREED
ERs, both sexes, vigorous stock So 10
SIS Eggs for Matching in season
$2.25 for setting of nine. Clara NJ
Burleigh. Waterville, RID 80. 5w1lF
WHITE wyANDoTTE MATCHED
Eggs at $3.50 for setting. Six White
Wyandottes and two Tshod Ilsland Red.
all laying. $11 takes them. Harry
Buxton. Silver St, Skowhegan. 4w9'
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Help Wanted
No charge 10 snyose for ads unse, ~.
Heading

SALESMAN WANTED WITH A,po
MOBILE for country work 6na, u
line. Good pay. The Lennoy on
Paint So, Dept. Sales. Cleveland o h,t&
4wll'
SALESMAN FOR LUBRICaT>o
oils and paints. Excellent opportnni,e'
Salary or commission. Jed on ~
Paint Co, 1901 Burwell. Cleyelsannap
Ohio. 1wiI.
WOMAN OR GIRL WANTED al
once TO do housework Farm,
Phone 3-12, Canaan Exchange. Mt
/. II. Lancaster. Hartland, RED "S
2wl1F
i WOULD IfKE TO HEAR ppo.
parties desiring work at my camDs III.
coming summer. Work 10 begin h a
tween April IS and 29th. A good an
round cook, man or woman must 4.
good on orders. Walter H Maynars
hoek"ooo' 2wllP
ears, meet trains and help around cs,"a
meat appearance) and honest. Wal
ter II. Maynard, lockwood. 9wlip
A HANDY MAN TO Work ARoryn
camps, must be able to milk, drys
Ford car and care for small garden
Walter II. Maynard. lockwood 2wlIp
WAITRESS, CABIN GIRL AMI INV
or girl to wash dishes and HELM 4
kitchen. Give references and wscss
expected in first letter. Walter n
Maynard. LOCKWOOD. 2wlR
INTELLIGENT CAPABLE H0rsr.
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