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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-10

PLAIN SEWING WANTED. CELL
DREk'S sewing n speciality. Mrs L.
s. Brown, As French st. 4w2F
LADIES! LEAVE YOUR ORDER
with me for a kellogg up-Lift corset
A corset and health belt combined
Doctors recommend them. Mrs. FL
mer Berry (corsetier) North Arson
r. +. ID. No. /. Farmers Phone TO-
10 Scion Exchange. 4w2'
WANTED A HORSE FOR THE
keeping. Not over 1900 lbs. VIII get
six miles of road day. The best Of
care. Austin n. Tibbetts, Bingham.
6W9'
WE WILL BEGIN OUR NEW GAIA
listed and you wish to make any
changes, now is the time to do it. ANY
one wishing to sell farm should list
it at once. Special advertising will be
given to any one making arrangements
for sale. Roderick Farm Agency
Skowhegan. iw2
WOULD LIKE TO DO HAND
knitting for anyone who could furnish
the yarn. Would knit mittens, stock
ings.. or footing. Either single o.
Write or phone Farmers 1910. Mrs
Albert 7 Adams. Scion. 4wlFI
WANTED CHILDREN TO BOARD,
L
lots of milk for babies. $500 per
week Older children $3.50. Write
or come and see me. Mrs. Whit Har,
rington. Oakland RID "a. 5Wl
BUNCH AT PREBLE's REsTAuR.
ANT. Good food and plenty of II
Eat all you want Dinner soc; break
fast or supper 40c. Also quick lunch.
20 Madison Ave, next to Boyd the
Jeweler. 4wf
LADIES. HERE is A sPEcI.L
New Years offer for you. Modern
Priscilla Magazine. eight months Tor
$1.00. Send your name and address
with remittance to Fred w. Preble, OV
Maine ST Bingham, 4w51
L HAVE ROOM AND BOARD FOR
two or three Academy pupils for the
remainder of the year. Mrs. Melie.
II. Berry, North Arson, Maine. Sw5f
BLACKSMITH WORK. HAVE
opened a blacksmith shop at my home
on Dyer st. Your patronage solicited
VIM. Beauford, Skowhegan. tf5V
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING BY
mail to Kincaids Shoe Hospital, SHOW;
hogan. Full line of mems work ana
VI e'' tf3O
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Funeral OF Mrs. Joseph McIntlre Yes
terday

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Hutchinson McIntire, wife Of Joseph
,MeIntfre were held yesterday after
noon at two o'clock from the home on
Chestnut street. The family had re-
Gently moved here from Lewiston, al
though they formerly lived in Show
hogan, Mr.. McIntire having been en-
ployed by the Central Maine Power
Company here. He is now employed
in Waterville.
The, deceased was born In Canada
moving first to Aroostook County and
then to Skowhegan with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Dickinson of the
Middle. road. She was thirty-four
years old and was the mother of six
children, dying shortly after the birth
of her seventh child which lived but
o short time. Her father and two
of he's sisters, Mrs. Lucy Merrill of
WinslOw and Miss Mary Diclin-
son are in Orlando, Florida, for the
winter Surviving children are Law
renee. 10. Wilfred. Frank, Margaret
Charlotte, and LELAND. The broth
ers and sisters who have not been
mentioned are Amos, Ray, Roger and
Morrill, Dickinson, Agnes, Mabel, Mu-
riel and Lydia Dickinson, all of
Skowhegan.
Rev. George Merriam officiated at
the funeral.
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ONLY TEN MINUTES WALK FROM
the shoe factory four acre poultry
farm. splendid water, stable, houses
for $50 hens and poultry equipment
Can be bought for 5000 down. Cleve-l
land & Creation, 81 Madison Ave-
Skowhegan. TIL
7ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE WITH
2 acres of land. Good trade.
mile from station. Part cash and
easy terms Wallace Adams, Han
over Street. or inquire at Skowhegan
Novelty Works. 4w52
FARM OF 10 ACRES. ALL TILLAGE
on state road between Madison and
excellent repair Terms If wanted.
A. c. Longley. ~ f, Tel. 1O-11. Nor
ridgewock 3w52F
SMALL FARM ABOUT MILES
from hustling village. New house
and stable, water pumped in sink.
good hen farm. Near M. c. r, r, Sid
ing. Free from rocks. On r. F. ID.
VIII take part down and balance on
easy payments Address all letters to
H. L. York Oakland, RID IS. 3w52F
REGIsTERED GUERNSEY BULLS.
Grandsons of Dolly Dimple. Terms
and prices within. reach of any farm
err. Clyde Getchell, Madison. r. f. d.
No. /. 4w52F
TWENTY WHITE wYANDoTTE
pullets. May Matched, 81 each. Clyde
Getchell Madison. Il. y. d. No. l.
4w52F
CLEARED LAND. EXCELLENT
tillage and pasturage. Mrs. Harry NJ.
Cullen, 124 Mt Pleasant Ave, Show
hogan. Tel. 1878. tf51
SEVEN THOUSAND EXCELLENT
cedar shingles, SIS per M. b. o. Bird,
Starks, RID /. tf51F
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD RE-
PAIR. Located in Scion village. Fine
cellar. Owner lives away. Goes for
$500 IL taken at once. Frank Moody.
10 Shirley street. Skowhegan. tf45.
$3.50 BUYS THREE LARGE ROUSE
lots in Bingham on the North side of
Dinsmore Street, IL taken at once.
Fred P. McCollor. Skowhegan, RID Z.
Farmers Phone Ella. tf45F
( 'EAsTPORT, LUBEC AND PERRY
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. tf17
MY HOME PLACE ON NoRRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods Thir-
| teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In it's con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000 Roland T.
Patten. tao
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For Sale--Liyestock

WELL MARKED FEMALE PUP,
two months old. The mother is
beautiful purebred Collie. Kind and
intelligent. Price $500. Diana r..
Hight, Cornville. 3w2F
ON ACCOUNT OF HAVING LOST
my home by fire, l have a pair of bay
mares weighing about 1900 lbs, well
matched and good workers, ten years
old WIN sell cheap for cash. d. NJ
Bunker, Mercer. Phone No. 4-210. AVE-"
TWO FINE SELECTED BREEDING
pens of 8 White Wyandotte Pullets.
mated to handsome males. only $50 per
pen. All laying and IA b@gain at this
price Drop In Poultry Farm, Bing-
ham. 2w2F
II. 1. RED BABY CHICKS FROM
state tested stock $3.50 birds tested
without a reactor) that won every
utility prize and first on exhibition
cockerel at C. M. Fair this fall. Have
installed a Mammoth incubator and
shall have from 500 to roo chicks
weekly after Feb. %. Order early and
avoid the disappointment so many had
last year. Feb. and March chicks Csc;
April and May zoe; June 1Sc; Terms
10 per cent cash with order and ball
ance one week before shipment. Also
Matching eggs. Kennebec agent for
Magic Brooder. Arthur N. Ward,
Waterville RID 40. Tel. connection.
9w2
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Wanted TO Bury
Ala. under this head free 70 our
E.rI,s vr Itera.

A LARGE WEBSTER INTERIM
TIONAI. school Dictionary. Mrs. E.
+. Russell, 10 Bush Street, Skowhegan.
2w2F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED.
Write in first letter kind and
number you have. Harry Nelson,
Skowhegan, n. f. Phone, 2S4-3.
ONE GOOD GRADE GUERNSEY OR
Jersey new milch COW. Ansel New
ers' Telephone. 2w2f
once, all colors and ages, ship or write,
put straw In the boxes. pay all
express charges. C. L. Wakefield.
Grove St, augusta. 1SwZ'
OLD CorNs-FRED b. .cLOUGH.
Beacon ST, Concord, N. II. 9w2'
II WANT TO BUY FEW cows
giving milk. Write or telephone what
you have to sell Isaiah Crowell,
Skowhegan RID 2. Farmers, Tele-
phone 1872. zWlf
AM LOOKrNG FOR A sUTrABEE
lot to build house on next summer; n
you have one for sale that is within
one mile from the Reporter once
please communicate with j. l.. Lasnier,
326 Water ST.. Skowhegan. TIFF
PUNG, Low BUILT, SINGLE RUN.
large enough to carry four or haul
supplies, two seated preferred. state
condition and price. A. D. Barley.
Skowhegan, r. F. ID. No. 8. Farmers
Phone 1921 Norrfdgewock Exchange.
3w1F
GEORGE w. EMERSON HAS BEEN
Amounted to act as agent for the pur-
chase of Shovel Handle Blocks at
Skowhegan Station, during the present
winter by the undersigned. Informa-
ton regarding prices, etc. may be OBJ
tanned by communicating with Mr..
Emerson. Ames Shovel & Tool Co.
Avis
A GOOD LARGE SECOND HAND
fur robe Must be in good condition.
Phone New Portland 1910 or write
Box 80. N. N. Portland 2w1F
SET LIGHT BOBs, BONG SLED OR
pung. Write full description and
price in first letter. A. NJ Folsom 10
Bridge street, Skowhegan. 3w52F'
sHAG KITTENS WANTED AT
= once, let me know what you have
or, ship at once, put straw In the
boxes. -s1.26 each kitten; ! pay
{. express charges. C. L. Wakefield. :
:. 8 Grove ST., Augusta. ssw4s'
MAINE LAW REP0Rrs. VOLUMES
21-sS. Nos 21-61 are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old PAM
phlets on our Great West ana MARIA
tives Of Indian Captivities of the
earlier date. Dramatic works OF early
in demand. Please note that other
than the above old books, most old
books are entirely without value. In
depend emit Reporter Co. tfse
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,DOyyN srsAms ROOM. MRS. LAW
RENEE Hayden, Al Summer St. Show
hogan. @WE
EURNfsHED ROOM TO RENT. MOD
ERN conweniences. Inquire at 10
Bush street, Skowhegan. tf2
a Room RENT. ALL MODERN CON-
VENIENCES. Mrs. Veteline Dulac, 81
Nijburn st 4w2'
NICE CoZY WARM ROOM IN
private family, pleasant surroundings
Moderate price. Table board II de-
Immediately. 326 Water St., Skowhe-
gan l"|r
TENEMENT OF -FOUR ROOMS up
STAIRS Well water, electric lights,
flush closet. A nice warm rent. APP
ply B. c. Taylor. 35 South street, Show
hogan. 4wl'
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. Inquire at 26 Turner
Ave, Skowhegan. TIL
FURNISHED ROOM NEAR WOODEN
mills. Apply 35 South St. B. C. Tay-
lor. Skowhegan. 4w52'
FouR LIVERY TEAMS TO LET.
Harry Nelson. Skowhegan. N. E.
Phone 284-3. tf47
GARAGE TO RENT FOR WINTER
months. Room for three cars. $40
for season. 326 Water St.. skowhegan
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MODERN
conveniences, centrally located Near
I,Postoffice. lit Water St.. Skowhsgan
N. e. Phone 188-11. tf46
no YOU NEED AN ADDING MA
0IINE? We can rent. you. a new
SUNDSTRAND for any length of time
and at a very small charge These
machines have only 10 keys and are
very simple to operate---a child can
run them. They will add, multiply,
substract and divide. Telephone Cloth
phones) OF write The Independent!Re-
porter Co. tf2S
DOWN stairs RENT. INQUIRE
Wesley Watson, s54 North Ave, Show
hogan. Both Phones. tf45
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sPUREBRED HOLsTEfN BULLS
also some young fresh cows, others to
freshen soon. Page Farm, Skowhe-
gan RID Z. 3w2F
their first purebred Guernsey bull calf
by Falcons -Dirigo 75667. Our herd
sire double grandson of the worlds
greatest sire. The dam Of this young
calf Is good millter and a very nigh
tester She Is a daughter OF our best
advanced Register COW. Price and
further Information gladly sent upon
request. Josiah French & Sons,
Scion. 3W2F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber. Dryden, Maine. 52w2F
sHOATs, all STZEs. c. n. WHIT
TEMORE. Skowhegan. r. +. d. No. Z.
Farmers Phone 1913. tf2f
FOUR PURE BRED HEREFORD
steers, two years old. six feet or better.
Prices reasonable or will exchange
for something larger. J. i. Chap
man x Son, Athens. Both phones.
3w2F
A TWO YEAR OLD PURBBRRD
Lyons DeKoD. S. II. Witham. r. f.
ID. No. "a Oakland. Telephone As
Norridgewock Exchange. 2w2F
REGISTERED HEREFORDs. JOS
EPH MATS0N, Scion. 3w2F
ANOTHER FINE LOT OF PURE
BRED Berkshires, consisting of 20
sows all bred for April filters at $18
to $35 each. Service boars SIS to $50
each. Breeding stock both sexes 10
to Is weeks of age IS to $21 each.
Feeders 80 to 100 pounds 81 to $40
each. This Is stock that will make
good If you were paying double Bet
Berkshire Farm, Norridgewoek. Geo.
II. futile. y. e. Tel. Pill. 3w2F
FULL FLOODED II. I. RED ROOs-
TIERS and Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Dressed chickens weighing from to
Just drop a card. f. w. Cronkhite,
RID I. 2wIF
A, PAIR OF WORK HORSES. g
Will sell one or both. Reason for
selling have nothing for them to do.
Frank w. Savage. Scion, Farmers
Phone 5-11. 3wlF
I HAVE TWO pUREBRED NEW
Zealand Red Male Rabbits for either
sale or exchange for poultry, value SO.
Who has got some Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for sale. Also Silver
Laced Wyandottes. Drop In Poultry
Farm, bingham. 2w1F
GRANDSON OF POGIs 90 OF HOOD
| Farm for sale. Two months old, Jan
kuary LIST. Reasonable price. A. G.
Storer. North Arson, Star Route. 2w1F
POLLED JERSEYS, A. J. c. G. JER-
SEYS bred without horns. Bulls for
sale Hilton Stock Farm, Arson. 2w1'
Al. C. C. cows, PRICES TO SELL.
Two freshened in October. One due
March /. Also zone registered Hol-
stein, due in January. Herd bull is
grandson of Plain Mary. Leslie i.
Ames, Fairfield RED ]. Residence
Shawfnut 2w1F
FIVE REGISTERED HEREFORD
cattle, / bull and females Prices
to sell. Hilton Stock Farm, Anson.
3w1F
OR EXCHANGE FOR HOG AND
100 pounds, young, good worker and
driver. N. 70. Phone 55-f4. T.. ID.
Hooper, Norrldgewock, r. +. d. No. 2.
tf52F
PAIR OF GREY HORSES, SEVEN
years old. Sound and clever. Weight
about 1000 pounds Also harnesses
and sled. II. X. Atwood, Fairfield
Center. 4w50F
A PAIR OF BLACK MARES, SIX
years old. blocked built, weighs 5000
and perfectly matched. George II.
Weston, Water St., Skowhegan. n. e.
Phone 17-13. tf47
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. s. w. Gould, Elm St.. Skowhe
gan. tf47
ONE 6-YEAR DRIVING HORSE, 100
pounds, one good work horse WIN
sell or trade for COW. Albert Staneski,
-Skowhegan, RID No. 2. tf45F
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FORTY.FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF>POMONA GRANGE
CONTINUED from Page 0ne)
YESTERDAYS SESSION


Wednesday morning proved that the
weather was in favor of the Pomona
J holding a well attended session and at
the opening fairly good number
were present the new officers occupy
ing their respective chairs. The
first in order was the report of the
committee appointed to assign the
meetings for 1924. Report accepted
and the meetings to be held as fol-
i lows: Skowhegan, January SO;
Norridgewock, February IL; Madison
+ February &c; North Arson. March Il;
Scion, May 6; Fairfield. June 10;
Starks, June %; Smithfeld, August
~; West New Portland, August 10;
Bingham, August %; Cornville, Sep
TENDER o; Hinekley, September %;
Canaan, October z; Athens, October
"a East Madison. November IL. Voted
to send the Lecturer. Mrs. Kate b.
Ellis to the Lecturers Conference at
Augusta to represent the Pomona.
An outline history of Skowhegan
Grange was given by s. F. Emerson
followed with discussion of the topic
what can we do to improve our Po-
mona meetings for 1924" opened by
C. D. Miller, followed by Kate B.
Ellis. Eugene Danforth. A.. D. Drawn,
Ethel Savage. Wallace Hafey, Lizzie
. Watson, D. B. Hobart, L. L. Sanford.
Instrumental music by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Danforth. Remarks followed
by r. L. Gowell Of Poland, principally
on the hen industry. Some Of the
POINTS were to the effect that the hen
most needed Is the one that will fur
nish eggs in November and Decem-
ber Any old hen will lay in April.
Again, the most successful parties
engaged in the business have not in
troduced new blood in their foeks for
the past fifteen years. Advised pay
ing strict attention to the breeding
stock The speaker gave a most in
structive address which closed the
morning session.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The afternoon session opened by
Worthy Master Witham imparting the
annual word to the members. After
favorable discussion in favor of sup
porting the Grange girl at the Good
Will Home 1t was voted that Somerset
Pomona donate $500.
Hon. A. p. Howes, lecturer of East
Somerset Pomona, was introduced
and was given glad welcome as he
offered fraternal remarks. The same
can be truly said Of Past State Mas
ter, Hon. Obadiah Gardner, who,
while State Master, often visited Som
erset Pomona, who spoke interesting
ly of remembrances connected with
Grange history. Mr. Gardner urged
the Grange to hold firmly to the lives
and rules of the order and q great
future lies along It's pathway.
Song by Tina Morgan of Skowhe-
gan Grange; musical selections by
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Danforth fol-
lowed with whistllng solos by Royce
C. Tuscan Grace Tuscan accompanist,
remarks by r. A. Dinsmore and John
l.. Fi8h, Singing MY State of
Maine"
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Everyb0dy's Column
Asnnsrns noon. 4lFr. o inv. WIDE

ASBESTOS DOOR, AFT. o IN. WIDE
by 1T. 8 in. high. Hinges for at
taehing at top and pulleys with light
with door il desired. This equip
ment would cost new 1875. VIII sell
for 1925. Independent Reporter Co.
ifs
,PIANO-ExTRA FINE AND BEAU
TIFUL Instrument manufactured by
Paul Mehlin 4 Sons s.v,s style :eo,g X, ";
Baby Grand. Length FIVE feet nine IN
ches. Width four feet ten inches.
III eight three feet three inchs. Same
size and corresponding style now made
by this firm sells for $3.50. This m
strument offered for 1875. r. T. Pat
ten tf47
COOLING TANK FOR GAsULENE
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 $25. will sell for IS. r. +
Patten. Skowhegan. tf2S
USED SEWING MACHINES AS Low
as IS each. Get new SINGER cleo
plete stock of cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Full line accessories.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.. A. l.. Whit
temore, Mgr, 172 Water ST., Skowhe-
gan. t1ol
GUMMIsD TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
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; inch
per roll, 75c Liberal discount for
er Co tf32
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SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Miss Grace Nye of Hallowell Is in
town working in the interests of the
! Children's Home Society.
Mrs. William Morrow returned yes
terday forenoon from n visit with Mrs.
7 Colby Lawrence in Fairfield.
Allan J. Stinchfield and Joseph
Russakoff left Monday morning for
Hanover, N. II. to resume their studies
at Dartmouth College.
The Pioneer Past Noble Grands'
Association will meet next Monday
afternoon at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Violet V. Foeg.
Under the direction of the Mems
Class of the Bethany Church Senator
Ralph o. Brewster of Portland will
lecture on January 18th. at the
Bethany Baptist Church.
Miss Florence Dodge of Seattle,
Washington, who has been house
guest of Mrs. F. r. Philbrick, left
Tuesday morning to resume her stud
les at Mt. Holyoke College.
Mrs. Alfred Berry of North Arson
ATTENDED Pomona Orange held Tues
day and Wednesday. While In town
Mrs. Berry was a guest at the home Of
her niece Mrs. Edmund Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Hopkins leave
here this morning to visit with Mrs.
Hopkins sister in Hollister, Mass.
From there Mr.. Hopkins will go to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa on business and
Mrs. Hopkins will 90 to Washington,
D. C. to visit Mrs. Earl Grundy and
Miss Rate Tozier, former Skowhegan
friends.
The remains of Miss Doris Stafford
were sent to New Portland for fu-
neral and interment. Her death oc-
Cured Tuesday at Kennebec Valley
Hospital, following pus case and
operation for appendicitis. Her age
was ten years and she was the daugh-
ter of William and Edna Parker SAT-
ford of New Portland.
The annual meeting of the Past
Chiefs Association was held Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Howard
Durrell. Dinner was served at six
O'Clock and the following officers were
erected. PfeSlQenl, MIS-. f1eien
Knight; secretary, Mrs. Flora Nc
Pheters; treasurer, Mrs. Annie Gill
fillan. The evening was enjoyed So
cially and in the guessing contest
Mrs. Lottie Griffin won first prize and
Mrs. Isabel Donaldson, second prize.
The Knights of Columbus held the
third of their series of five whist par
ties and socials Tuesday evening in
the C. o. F.. Hall, over $50 being in
attendance. Those winning prizes
were Miss Angelina Chabot and
Julian ]. Conroy each a $3.50 gold
piece, Mrs. Allie Buteau and George
Giroux a silyer-plated fountain pen
and pencil while the consultations were
awarded to Miss Blanch Lessard, a
box of handkerchiefs and AIMEE Bar
rieault pair of arm bands. At $50
dancing commenced with Grand
Knight and Mrs. e. ]. Gallant leading
the grand march made up of eighty
couples. At the conclusion of the
next social, which will be held the last
Of the month, the names of those five
who have won the most games during
the entire series will be announced
Music for these events is being fur
nished by an orchestra composed of
Doris Tantish, Andrew Lessard. Wal
ter Games and Fred Beauford AL
bert Breton Is floor manager.
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DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAN
press, block, bleach and color hats
equal to new. Hat bands put on
while you wait. Shoe dyeing a spec;
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cleaned
Just like new. Peter Leakos Shine
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan. tfZe
TYPEwRITERs To RENT OR FOk
sale on the installment plan. L. T.
Ranorter 20 tfSs
on post card. Finished while you
wait Developing and printing. High
grade amateur work. Twenty-fou'
hour service. Telephone 1852, Sko,%s::
hogan. lio-
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Positions Wanted
No Charge to anyone for ada under thi,
Heading

EXPERIENCED HOUSE GIRL WISH
Els position in private family. Can
furnish best of references. For fur.
Their information write Miss houton,
General Delivery, Pittsfield. 2w2F
AS HOUsEKEEPER OR GENERAL
homework, or table or chamber work.
by a competent lady. References can
be furnished If required. Call or
write Mrs Annie Williamson, RID T.
Farmers Phone 11-5. 2w2F
TO DO HOUsEwORK IN PRIVATE
family in Arson or Madison. Address
Alice Brown, RID l, Arson. 2W2F
WANTED A CHANCE TO DO HOUSE
WORK. Apply at "a Milburn street
Town. 2wlF
Ex-sERvICE MAN WANTS INSIDE
work of any kind. Experienced in
mills, factories and machine shoDs
Also done some painting. Am mar.
ried but will go anywhere to work /
suited. Address William Mathieson
rs Factory ST., Skowhegan tf51F
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Sorosls Monday Night

Sorosis will hold a regular meet
ing, Monday evening, January 14th in
Library Parlors. The subject will
be Current Events and Mrs. Granville
Reed is chairman of the committee.
A member of the U. of NJ. faculty will
be the speaker.
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Found

SUEDE FUR LINED GLOVE, LADY's
Owner may have same by paging for
this ad. David Withee, 4 Middle St,
Skowhegan. ivy
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TWO FARMS ON ROAD BFsrwEEN
Canaan and CornvIlle about 1-2 mile
from Browns Corner. Excellent rea-
son for selling. Nelson Rowe, Hart
land RID, Farmers Phone. Canaan
I'LL tI4l
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

1910 FORD TOURING CAR WITH
bumper, good condition, or will ex-
work horse G. f. Powell, Athens. N.
IL. Phone 2-11-14 3w1f
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