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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04
Helen Coburn Missionary Society
Meets

The Helen Coburn Missionary
society met Friday afternoon at tho
| homo of Mrs. c. Davis Miller on Elm
street when the February meeting
| was held. The meeting began with
singing "Blest BE the Tie That
Binds" with Miss Cora Wheeler of
Phillips at the piano. The Scripture.
the 14th chapter of st. John, was
read by Mrs. Wilbur w. Creation and
the ladies offered the Lords Prayer.
In the absence of the secretary. Mrs.
Herbert 6. Judllins. Mrs. Harry Nell
son acted as secretary protein and
gave the report of the last meeting.
The president. Mrs. George Merriam,
stated that she had had call for
clothing from South Carolina and
that she had already begun to fill
barrel and requested the ladies' To
bring in worn clothing. and Mrs.
Joseph Otis Smith offered TO pay the
freight on the barrel.
The program was a study on Japan
and was directed by Miss Louise II.
Coburn. who read an article on the
"Mathon Industrial School," and an
article entitled "Topytervydom" was
read by Mrs. Creation; the study of
the book. Japan on the Upward
Trail was continued by readings by
Mrs. Eva Standwood. Mrs. Harry
Nelson. Miss Cora Wheeler. Mrs.
Merriam. Mrs. Lamont Applebey,
Mrs. Clara Wyman and Mrs. b. Fro
mont Homsted articles. Social
of My Japanese Friends were read
by Miss Coburn, which closed the
program. Baptist confidcntials were
given to the members.
After the program the ladies re-
manned for social hour during
which the hostess served crackers.
tea and cake. There were 20 pres
ent and the afternoon was most
pleasant one for all.
Pupils of Mrs. Dora r Nay gave
n pleasing recital at the library par
lors Friday evening. which was at
tended by parents and friends OF the
young musicians.
The funeral service Of Mrs. Rose
Fortier, who died Saturday morning.
will be held this morning at the
Notre Dame of Lourdes church at /!
o'clock.
Golden Rod Branch of the Sunshine
society and the Skowhegan Sunshine
society will meet Thursday after.
noon. Feb. eth. at the home OF Mrs.
Mary V. Roderick on Free street.
The ladies of the societies are re-
quested to come prepared to sew.
The date Of the Old Fashioned Con-
cert to be given by the Ella +.
Mitchell Phiia thea class Of the Beth
any Baptist church has been changed
from Feb. 26 to Feb. %. which IL
Wasbington's birthdayf an especial
~ appropriate date for an old FASH
toned entertainment. Mrs. c. Davis
Miller Is chairman OF the committee
in charge OF the event and assures Its
success. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04
Dexter
Funeral Of Scott Jose

Funeral services for the late Scott
Jose were held Saturday afternoon at
the local Methodist Episcopal church,
of which he was a member, Rev. ID. j..
Policy officiating. The death of Mr..
Jose occurred Wednesday, Jan. 80. at
his Old home on the Corinna road.
where he has been cared for for many
years by his daughter. Mrs. Jesse w.
lloyt. The deceased was Sc years of
age and died after n short illness from
catarrhal bronchitis. He was n life
long resident Of this town and one of
the oldest and most respected citizens.
He was member of Dexter Grange
for many years. Besides his daughter.
Mrr. Jesse w. I1oyt. he is survived by
sister. Mrs. e. q. Wing OF Winslow.
and two nieces. Miss Frances jose and
Mrs. Ethel True Of Dexter. Intermcnt
was at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Special services at the First Uni
versalst church Sunday morning were
attended by the members of the local
Khan organization. as well as the usual
congregation. The Khan chooses some
local church occasionally in which TO
attend Divine worship. The subject Of
Rev. William Gamers sermon was
THE Greatest Thing in the World"
and the theme was in line with these
words from Americas most beloved
leader: with malice toward none. with
charity for all. with frmness in the
right as God gives us TO see the right"
Frederick w. Gould was In Bangor
on business Friday.
NJ. II. Powell OF Orono was in town
calling on friends Friday.
Fred Keyte was in Corinna Friday
evening. where he refereed a game Of
basketball.
Mrs. Il. ]. Dollivsr of Bangor was
in town Saturday looking after her
business interests on Grove street.
e. A. Sutton Of Augusta was in
Dexter as O business caller Friday
afternoon.
Peter s. Plouff was In Bangor on
business Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04
Observes Birthday

On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Fred {. Nye gave dinner party at
their home on Bush street in OBJ
servance of Mr.. Nye's birthday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Fred A.
Williams of Baptist Hill and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles a. Burnor of Winter
street. Mr.. Williams and Mrs. Bur
nor and Mr.. Nye are all of the same
ago and when the birthdays occur
it is the habit OF these three couples
TO be entertained on the birthday of
each. making three parties per year.
Mrs. Nye served delicious chicken
dinner with chicken. mashed po-
tato. squash. cranberry sauce. hot
rolls, strawberries with cream. cream
puffs. and coffee. After dinner the
evening was passed socially and en-
joying a radio concert. The guests
and the host and hostess much en-
joyed this observance of Mr.. Nye's
birthday which occurred on Sunday.
the Ord.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04
WHO'S WHO N xnr sroxx

JOE Bernhard, wealthy broker, Is
found murdered In the courtyard of
his sisters new country estate. His
= skull had been crushed by q terrific
blow from behind, yet no weapon
can be found and no footprints.
other than his own, appear on the
smooth, sanded floor. The body is
discovered by
HENRY CARP. the old butler, who Is
no overcome with terror that
CEOFFREY PETERS, stone mason
working on the new house. assumes
responsibility. lie ropes of. for in
yestigation, the area surrounding the
body and then notifies
MRS. CAYLEY. sister OF the MUIR
dcred man, advising her to get in
touch Immediately with
DIR. HOOD, local medical examiner
and coroner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04

Human bodies have been found
preserved in peat after the lapse of
centuries, it is claimed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Cecil Gardner Of Canaan was

Mrs. Cecil Gardner of Canaan was
shopping in town Saturday.
The League of the Federated
church will meet Monday afternoon,
Feb. IL.
Mrs. Annie Bolgier Of town who has
been receiving treatment at the SOM
erset hospital has boon discharged
and returned to her home.
Attorney George Chapman of Wa
tervilfe was in town on professional
business Saturday. having hearings
at the supreme court Saturday after
noon.
William J. Lannigan.. president of
the Moose River Log Driving Com
pany. OF Waterville. was in town at
the supreme court Saturday fore
noon.
L. L. Chase OF Brownville has
been in town for a few days. being
OF Bernice Hughey of Jackman VS..
the Moose River Log Driving Com
pany.
Fred Clark of Jaclman was in town
Friday and Saturday, being a witness
for the plaintiff in the case of Bernice
Hughey VS. Moose River Log Driving
company.
Rev. George T.. Thurlow. pastor OF
the Federated church. will be in
Waterville this Monday forenoon.
where at 10 o'clock he will attend
a meeting of the committee which
is making arrangements for the an
nuel meetings of the Congregational
conference to be held in Skowhegan
in the early summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04
Robert Bailey

= Robert Bailey. the months old
son of Guy and Bertha ,Tramley
Bailey. died quite suddenly Sunday
morning at the home of his parents
on Madison avenue. Little Robert.
who was the only child. was i'll with
pneumonia. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for the parents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04

DIR. Frank S BigeIow was in Wa
terville on professional business Fri
day.
Attorney William r. Brown OF
Madison was in town Saturday on
professional business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-04

A subway system Ii TO be built ia
Rome to relieve the congestcd coalf
dition of the street car lines.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-08

WHEREAS. J B. Frederic Of Nor
ridge wock in the County of Somerset
state Of Maine, by his mortgage deed
dated the twelfth day Of October, 1914
and recorded in the Somerset Regis
Try of Deeds. Book 343. Page 500. con
Veyed To US, the undersigned. certain
marcel of real estate in the County Of
Somerset, situated and bounded as fol-
lows:
CJ 4 certain lot or parcel Of land.
situated in said Norrideewoek bound
ed as follows, viz: SOuthctly by land
now or formerly Of John Robbins and
Westerly by the same: EasterlN by the
old town road and land now or for
merly of Nathaniel Taylor and North
erly by the same and the Lewis Allcn
lot, so-called, containing ninety-three
acres, more or less.
(2J y certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said SorridEewoek and be-
ing formerly part Of DE Nat Grant
farm. so-cnlied. and bounded as fol-
lows, viz: beginning mt the South
west corner Of land formerly owned
by owen Il. Taylor: thence running
Southerly be land now or formerly OF
.Gllead Bates TO land now or formerly
Of Orland ". Holmes. thence Easter
~ by said Holmes land 10 the corner
Of the most EasteriY fence on the
Grant farm which divides pasture
from a field, field lying Westerly
from said fence and Il pasture Easter
ly. thence N0rtherly by said renee by
land formerly nf said owen b. Taylor,
and now of said j. Il. Frederic, being
the lot Of land described in paraRraph
% hereof, meaning said fence shall
constitute the easterly line of the land
conveyed; thence Westerly by said
owen Il. Taylor's land to the bound
begun at containing twcniy-eiRht
acres. more or less
go A certain lot or parcel Of land.
situated In said Norridgewock bound
ed as follows. VIZ: S0utherly by laud
formerly Of Nathaniel Grant and now
Of said Frederic: Easterly by said
land formerly Of said Nathaniel Grant
and land formerly of said owen Il.
therly by Il line formed and extending
the northerly line Of said owen II.
Taylor's land Westerly in the same
course to the EasterlY line of other
land Of said Taylor: Westerly by land
now or formerly OF said owen -. Tay-
less
Said parcels being the same prems-
es conveyed to J. Il. Frederic by Ann
NJ Taylor by deed dated May %, 1918,
and recorded in Somerset County Reg
istry Of Deeds, Book 500, Page 253.
Also by deed from said Ann NJ. Tay-
lor To said J. Il. Frederic acknowledge
ed October 4, 1911. and recorded, said
deed given for the purpose of correct
ing the description in the third pnrcel
above described.
AND WHEREAS. the condition Of
said mortgage has been broken:
NOW. THEREFORE,. by reason Of
fhe breach of the condition thereof
we claim foreclosure of said mort
gage.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK or
SPI.INGFIEBD. MASSACHUSETTS,
by Andrews Nelson K Gardiner,
AVIS It's Attorneys
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FARM FOR SALE OR WILL RENT.

FARM FOR SALE OR WILL. RENT.
Reason, poor health Warren Farnum,
r. +. d. No. 2. Box "a, Pittsfeld. 4w17F
HOME IN ONE OF MOST DEsIR-
ABLE residential sections of Skowhe-
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. tf16
THREE TIMBER LOTS SOLD TO-
GETHER or separately. Easy terms
II desired. F. L. Norton. " Summer
St, Skowhegan. tfl6
HotsE LoT ON nEECH sT. REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood, Madison RED l. y. l..
Tel. 1872, skowhegan Eek. tits
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FOR
sale in Names most prosperous city.
Write me what you want. ii. T.. Han
son, Wateryille. Sw15
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot Gxl6 rods Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in its con-
veniences. Handsomest location i'm
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
Patten. tf4o
sos000 BuYs TEN ACRE FARM
located on State road near schools and
netRnUOfS, room nouSe5 ROOu Darn,
wood for home use. An ideal chance
for poultry business. clyde fl. Smith.
Lewis Caswell. TIA
NEW HOME WITH ELECTRIC
lights sewer connections, bath room.
steel range, hot and cold water; we'll
located; for $3.50. Clyde II. Smith,
Lewis caswell. tf14
COTTAGE IN KINGsBURY OVER
Looking the lake. Good salmon and
white perch fishing. Three large
rooms. Shed and stable. Good road
to door. For further information
write to Mrs. Maude Gerald, Kingsbury
8w14s
sTERLING's GARAGE AT HING
HAM. Does large business and has
Ford Agency. tf12
THREE COTTAGE LOTS At LAKE
Wesserunsett on II high blum over
looking the entire lake. Located on
the Parkman estate. Inquire of M. a.
Dane. Skowhegan. tfl2
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD 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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GIN. or MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
to assist in camp work. Write Mrs
s. H. Mace, Pleasant Pond. caratunk.
2wl9Ic
A MAN on CAPABLE B0Y Foa
farm work Must be II good mixer
V. NJ. Fotter Hillside Farm, Arson.
2wl8F
GOOD POSITION As HOUSEkEEPER
in small family. George Boutin. 26
French ST., Skowhegan. 2w1SF
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework Mrs John a. Mooers,
jail Residence, High St, Skowhegan.
tflSF
LARGE NATIONALLY KNOWN
Organization, Oldest of its kind
In Amerca-haS an opening in this
territory for n man who can produce
results. The remuneration will be
commensurate with ability. Require
ments are n clean past record and a
determination to succeed. our Field
Manager will be in Skowhegan on May
Sth to interview applicants. state
full particulars about yourself in first
letter to be assured an interview, Ad-
dress A. Il. care of Independent-Re-
porter Co. 2W1S
TABLE GIRL AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Cen
tral Hotel. Skowhegan. tits
MAN WANTED 10 DO CHORES AND
work on farm. Also woman to assist
in housework. Page Farm. N II.
Phone 203-12. 3w17F
WANTED At ONCE TWO SINGLE
men to work on farm, must under
stand general farm work, feeding and
driving team. care and feeding or
same. Address Lock Box pa, York
Beech, Me. Tel. 1881. 5w16"
AGENTS WANTED FOR "THE
Life of Woodrow Wilson" Fast seller,
agents coming money. Liberal COM
mission. Prospectus free. Write or
telephone. Farmers Tel. CLIO; New
Eng. 71-21. George l.. Hovey, North
Arson. tfl2
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AUTOMOBILE tor. SLIP COVER.
never used. IL cut up for other pur-
poses will yield two pieces about 5Xl Y
feet. New cost s25. WIN sell for
Il. r. Patten, Skowhegan. tfl7F
AUTO REPAIRING. OvERHAULING
and job work. Prompt service. low
Also Chevrolet parts for sale. Green's
Garage, North Avenue, Skowhegan.
Lyndon Green, Prop. 3w11"
EVENRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS;
Elto outboard motors. Army goods.
Puttees, $3.50 special. j. d. Symons,
Skowhegan. 4Wl7
SPECIAL IN AUTOMOBILE TIRES.
30x3h non-skd. $3.50; 30X3 non-skid
$3.50; 30x3A inner tubes, $3.50; 30xS
inner tubes, $3.50. Guaranteed 5000
miles. Peerless honey comb radiators
for Fords. SIS. j. d. Symons, Skow-
hogan. fwl7
BUICK TOURING CAR IN GOOD
running order. Price low. Ned IL.
Reed, Skowhegan RID 8. N. L. Phone
1912. 4w17'
BUICK TOURING CARS, 2 ONE
ton Ford trucks; 2 half ton Ford
trucks; 2 Ford touring cars; l REQ
truck; l Ford sedan. All to be sold
at right prices, good terms. Peter
Debe, Water Street. Skowhegan. n.
t. Tel. 63-3. 4wl6
condition. -Four new cord tires. Price
right Ernest F. Dionne. 1872 North
St, Skowhegan. N. Il. Phone 1914.
tf16
LAUNCH CARTEL. THIS DOAT
formerly ran between East Madison
and Lakewood. At a bargain. T.. c.
Butler, Skowhegan. tfl6
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FARM Ar \ uEMARKABLE BAR

FARM Ar \ REMARK BAR
GAIN 10 acres. Apple trees and
large number of plum trees; currants.
eooseberries and blueberries in large
quantity. Pine trees large nough to
cut. Water at sink. Cellar under
entire house. Good barn. on state
road leading to city. Excellent place
for II poultry enterprise. Price $500.
Geo. W. Bachelor. New Sharon. iwl9F
SIMMER cOTrAGE-COTTAGE FOR
sale on west side of Lake Wesserun-
Sett. Well located, good drinking
for auto. Price includes cottage fur
nshings aud motor boat Inquire J.
-. Symons. Skowhegan. 3wl9
PLEASANT s-Ro0M HOUSE NEAR
mills. VIII be sold for $1,000. $2o0
down and monthly payments. Cleve-
land Creation, 81 Madison Ave,
Skowhepan tf1g
20 ACRES LAND FORMERLY OWN-
ED by Ross Mitchell, minute walk
from town on Middle road. Freedom
l.. Douglas Main ST, Skowhegan. lwl9
AUCTION SALE WAY II. 1924, 10 \.
NJ at my home in Industry. my farm
consisting of 100 acres. large wood lot
spring watered pasture: new FIVE room
house. barn I0X50; garage. work shop.
Situated on road from Madison to
Pennington; also household goods,
hay, sawed lumber. pair horses, single
and double harnesses; all farming tools
on the place. Lewis Kennedy, Farm
ngton RID ,. 2w10'
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE acre farm on state road. over
looking beautiful lake: near neigh
hors a. miles from Academy. miles
from boys and girls camps and sum
mer colony Pleasant drive to large
manufacturing town; 30 acres tillage;
cutting large amount of hay; pasture
for Is cows; about $50 apple trees;
large amount of wood: 2 story, To-
room house; part hardwood floors;
water at sink; piazza; large shaded
lawn; basement barn 45x5O; cream and
ice house; building in good repair
Price $4,000: terms IL desired. y NJ.
Conant East Liyermore. Me. Swl9
FARM OF 20 ACRES ON sHOHE OF
lakes, four room cottage house. barn
30X36, two hen houses. some fruit
trees ON good road. near neighbors
and school. only four miles from H.
II. town with churches. stores and a
only $3.50 cash needed. Roderick
Farm Agency. wis
SPORTING CAMPS ron SALE IN
one of the best hunting ana fishing
regions of Maine Camps fully equip
ped, and have good patronage. Best
of references. X. O. Y, care of In
DEPENDENT Reporter Co. 4wl7
TWO STORY HOUSE IN NORTH AN
SON Village, furnished, hath, hot and
cold water. furnace, shed, large stable
horse, COW, seighs. wagons. auto. !
church, station and stores. Would
include all at reasonable price to close
the estate. John Boynton, Box 1871,
North Arson. 4wl1'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-08

SIN WORK HORSES. ONE PAIR
black Pereheron mares. with harnesses,
seven and eleven. Weighing $500, price
$3.50: one pair of bay striped face
horses weight 290d. Two odd horses
eleven and thirteen hundred. All
voting. time given II required Also
one snlky plowi one horse rack, one
riding tultiVator. Three purebred
Hereford bulls. cleveland Dean, Mad
isou. RID l. 2w19F
HORSE WEIGHT ABOUT 1000. y.
Grieway. Scion RED 1. Box &C.
twtg'
ntHhIT nOCSD PUP. NtLIs.
Partly trained Black and tan Elmer
!. pore. - Dyer ST, Skowhegan. 4wt9"
roIn WEEKS OLD PIGS. II. &.
Wentworth. RED ,. SkOwhegan. 2wl?F
WE HAVE FEW MORE PAIRS
Of extra good horses TO sell. Preble
x Robinson. ZWl9
PAIN GREY MARES. WEIGHING
$500 lbs. ages and s years sound;
viii sell for $4o0. Inquire Harry Lane,
No. New Portland 4wlSF
BLACK WARE COLT THREE YEARS
old in July. Will make large Horse.
Price S125 Registered l. O. e. Boar,
$f0. Registered two year old Jersey
heifer with calf, s26. Frank McGee,
Homeland Farm, Madison. 2w1SF
P0NY STALLION. PERFECTLY
broken TO ride or drive Six years
old, weight about 700 lbs. Suitable
for lady or large children. cash or
terms. Address H. I" seekins; Hart
land 4Wl8'
PAIR HEAVY HORSES. ABOUT
1000. with harness and complete out
fit for winter and summer. Belonie
u. ~ nr let
Bouchard nj Simpsons Barher Shop,
SkoWhegan. 2WIS'
CHESTER PICS. FOI'R WEEKS
Skowhegan, RID 3. N. T. Phone
1911 3Wlff
DUROC JERSEY SWINE. ALI
kinds at farmers prices. Warren
Farnnm. r. +. u. 2, Box "a, Pittsaeld.
4w17F
DRAFT AND DRIVING HORSES.
VIII exchange, sell or buy. NJ. q.
Tutt1e, Sllowhekan, II F. n 7. Can he
reached by telephone thru my neigh
Dor. Charles Whittemore, Farmers Tel.
48-3. 4W17'
. Mos. OLD REGIsTEHED AVN
SHIRE Bull. Dam making | Y lbs. but
ter day. Sire BargenOek strain ut far
mers' price. Write Maurice Greeley,
Windsor, Maine. 4w16'
BAY MARE. WEIGHT 1900 lbs.
good worker and driver for size. Also
nine years old. For further descrip-
ton and price inquire of G: Il. Foster,
Skowhegan RID Z. N. u. Phone H.
Athens FIX. 4wl6F
TWO PAIR HORSES, ONE OF DAP.
pLE-GREYS weight 3300 pounds; one
of roans weight POO pounds. Ed Vio-
let Mt. Pleasant Ave, Skowhegan;.
REGISTERED HOLsTEIN BULL
calf born october %, 1929. from adj
vanced registry breeding. p 3. Chad
bourne. Harmony. 4w16'
JERSEY BULL. TWO YEAR SOLD.
Walter $. Crosby, II No. 2, Madison.
n. e. Tel. 1915. Norridgewock Tx
change 4w1GF
MY WELL KNOWN Held or REG
ISTERED Herefords. Eighteen head,
to II years old. VIII sell individually
or entire lot. Farmers prices. Come
and see them Grant Witham, Scion,
ME, RID 2. Farmers phone lila.
tf15F
90 VARIETIES POULTRY EGGS.
chicks. dogs. pigeons. pheasants, geese,
peafowl. Belgian Hares, ferrets, mice,
free folder. 60 page description book,
90 cents. J. A. Bergey, Telford, Pa.
10w15'
CATTLE, REGISTERED JERSEY
bull calves. No money down. Twelve
months to pay US. Tested. BOX a.,
RoYalton, Vt. 2oW3F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber Dryden Maine. G2w2F
, low. s. w. Gould. Elm ST.. Skowhe-
gan tf47
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

5-PAssENGER OAKLAND TOURING
car. ". g Wills, 80 Bloomfield ST.
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. 2S-2l0.
iwl9~
EVTNnUDE 0uTBOARD MOTOR IN
good running condition. Price $50.
Guy Nelson, Canaan 2wl9'
USED CARS. = HUPPS, I FORD; 1
Dodge: / Studebaker truck, about l
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, ola Point
Garage. Madison. tf1S
MOTOR HOAT-M. J. SMITH, CARE
of j. \. x |. j. Smith, Skowhegan. tits
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FOUND AND WANTED TO BUY ADS
WILL ff FOUND ON PAGE FIVE

Ads under this head FREE

fIRI on WOMAN WANTED 20 DO
general housework. Inquire OF Geo.
IT, Weston, 3i5 Water St, Skowhegan
~ r. Phone l7-13. tf19F
AGENTS REPRESENT 4 REAL
mill sell the original guaranteed Wear
Proof hosiery. all colors. cotton, Isle,
SILK Salary or commission; full or
part fine international Mills. Nor
ristOWn. Pa. 5WI9
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CHANCE TO COOK FOR SIMMER
i'm town. AIRS. Dora Hanson. East
Chandler street, Skowhegan. 2wl9f
OPPORTUNITY TO DO NURSING.
Am not a trained nurse but have had
good deal of experience In caring for
those who have been ill ana coniine-
ment cases. Mrs r. l.. Thompson,
Bingham, Me. Farmers Phone l0-2.
3w17F
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

YOUNG MAN JUST COMPLETING
Freshman year in Dartmouth College
wants work for the summer; feel my
self capable of doing most anything.
Let me hear from you II you want
good, willing man, no matter what
the job. w Gordon Smith, care of
w, +, Smith. RED 3. Skowhegan iwl0F
WOULD LIKE JOB TO DRIVE
TRUCK or as chauffeur, Two years
experience in this work. Can give
references. Don q. Austin, Canaan
star Route. n. Il. Phone 209-15. 3w1SF
A RELIABLE YOU'VE MAN WANTS
position in garage. Diplomas in Bat
terry Repairing and building, brazing
and welding from NJ. S. A. S. Refer
ences. Address 8. j., Care of indie
uehdent Reporter Co. 3w17F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-08
ss0.W to si0o.m WEEKLY

Statesmen with ability for
Branch Manager in this terri
tory. Prefer married man who
has done house to house selling
Live. wide awake, willing to
work, able TO handle men. Per
manent position. Drawing ac-
count, commission. Write ref
erences, experience to Mr.. David
Davies, Box $3.50. Pittsburgh. PiL
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SCREW CAP SOMEWHERE ne
TWmEN Skowiiegan and Athens for
purple coored fountain pen. Finder
please leave with Maurice Jordan at
Harry Fairs mill. Skowhegan or send
10 Mrs James Lobdell, Scion, RID /.
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