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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-11-06
His Electoral Vote May Reach
350---POpular Plurality
Is Not Certain
DAVIS GETS SOLID SOUTH
La Toilette Certain Only OF
Wisconsin, His Vote Dis
appointing BaCkerS

Washington.-Calvin Coolidge has
been elected to succeed himself as
President of the United States in a
landslide which swept the East, the
Middle West, a large part of the Far
West, and which has increased his
party's vote in both the House and
Senate.
His electoral vote may reach $50.
Latest returns indicated that he
would carry Nebraska, Nevada and
might even carry Missouri.
John W. Davis, Democratic nominee,
seems to have an electoral vote OF
not less than 1856 which may be in
creased somewhat when the final re-
turns are in from New Mexico and
Arizona where he is running neck and
neck with the President.
LaFollette carried only his own
State, Wisconsin, although he ran sec
Ond in Iowa, California and a number
OF smaller States His popular vote
in several Eastern States, notably
Maryland and New York, contributed
largely to the Coolidge pluralities
there.
The Democrats appear TO have lost
Senate seats in Massachusetts,, in
Oklahoma and probably in Kentucky.
Also they seem to have lost no less
than six seats in the House. The
LaFollette bloc has suffered two not.
able Senate LOSSES, apparently in
Brookhart, of Iowa, and Magnus John
son, in Minnesota.
The Ku Klux Khan, which figured
largely in the campaign as an issue,
apparently has scored against its
more violent opponents in number
of States. Not only did John W.
Davis, who denounced it by name re,
peatedly, go down to defeat, as did
Senator LaFoIlette, who also de-
nounced it, but Senatorial and Guber-
material candidates opposed to it were
severely punished.
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TERMS OF SALE-Cash on
the day of sale. The right of
redemption extends to six calen-
dar months from the day of sale
by paying the amount of the
purchase money with interest
thereon at the rate of twenty
per cent per annum and all costs.
Conveyancing at the cost of pur-
chaser.
ALBERT L. LEE.
Treasurer of Garrett County.
Maryland.
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Montpelier, Vt.-Vermont poured
out her votes for President Calvin
Coolidge. With little more than half
the vote counted the President had
received 39,7S0 votes, Davis running a
poor second with 6,27O. LaFollette
received 1916.
In the Gubernatorial contest, Bill
tngs, Republican, was running slightly
behind the head of his ticket with
1885 votes, and Martin, Democrat,
had 1913.
In Plymouth the birthplace of the
President, Mr.. Coolidge received 1855
votes, Davis and LaFollette 1.
d.
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Manchester, N. H.-COOlidge had
lead of more than $4,000 over Davis in
New Hampshire, on the face of early
returns, and was gaining steadily.
Totals of unofficial returns from 800
out of 294 towns and wards gave the
President 29,016 and Davis 12,S23.
LaFollette received 1864.
Senator Henry w Keyes, Republi,
can, was running close to the head of
the ticket, with nearly 1900 plurality
in 10 districts over George E. Far
rand, his Democratic opponent. Their
totals were 25,697 and 1884.
The result for Governor was ex-
pected to be close. With 100 places
tabulated, Gov. Fred H. Brown, Demo-
crat, was about $500 behind John G.
Winant, Republican, the totals being
21,66S for Winant and 1886 for
Brown.
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10. 3.-All that part of the tract of
land called strawberry Plains"
containing the quantity of 10 IA
acres, located in Election Dis
trict No. 8 Of Garrett county, and
being the same parcel Of land
conveyed by ]. W. King and wife
to J. a. Jackson by deed dated
April 5, 1921, and recorded in
Liber E. Z. T., No. 80, folio Is,
one Of the Land Records of Gar
rett county, and will be sold to
satisfy and pay the State and
county taxes due and in arrear
thereon for the year 1922 as is
charged upon the Assessment
Books Of said Garrett county in
the name of j. A. jackson.
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No. 2-All that part of tract of
land called Republic" conta n
ing the quantity of 80 acres more
or less, and being the same land
which was conveyed to Elizabeth
E. and James Whiteman by deed
from Jacob A. Strickland ct al,
bearing date May q, 1916, and
duly recorded in Liber E. z. T.,
No. 20, folio 270, one Of the Land
Records of Garrett county. Said
land lies in Election District No
l of said county and will be sold
to satisfy and pay the State and
county taxes due and in arrear
thereon for the year 1922 as is
charged upon the Assessment
Books of said county in the name
of Elizabeth E. and James White
man.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-11-06

Newark, N. with returns COM
pleted at 100 A. NJ. from one-siXth
of the State, including results from
all counties except one, President
Coolidge had gained a lead of more
than $4,000 over Davis, his nearest
opponent. United States Senator
Walter E. Edge had lead of almost
10000 over Donnelly, Democrat.
The vote was: Coolidge, 8S,378;
Davis, 1882; LaFollette, 1913;
Edge, 1872; Donnelly, 1922; Rec
ord, Progressive, 4,309.
Mrs. Mary T, Norton, through her
election on the Democratic ticket in
the Twelfth district, became the first
New Jersey woman elected to men,
bership in the House of Representa-
tives. Other Congressional figures
were meager.
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Evanston, Ill.-Charles G. Dawes
and his Republican running-mate Cal
win Coolidge, carried his home pre-
cinct here by an overwhelming ma
jority. The vote was: Coolidge, 500;
Davis, 81; LaFollette, 2S.
All but three persons registered in
the precinct voted.
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Columbus, Ohio.-President Coolidge
on returns from about one-eighth of
Ohio's S,400 precincts had built up a
lead of better than two to one over
John W. Davis early. Senator Robert
M. LaFollette on these returns was
running third, with about half as
many votes as Davis. However, the
totals included only meager reports
from the centers of population, where,
it has been admitted, LaFollette will
get most of his strength.
The figures for 1880 precincts were:
Coolidge, 144,491; Davis, 66,660; La
Toilette, 25,0S0
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S A T u r D A Y.
November 22nd, A. D.. 1924,

1VOT ~IrIDOI --Iru' n Do I0-9'
at the hour of two o'clock p. m.
at the front door of the Court
House in the town of Oakland,
Garrett county, Maryland, offer
and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, all Of the follow
ing described pieces and parcels
Of land, situate, lying and being
in Garrett county aforesaid, to-
wit:
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Subscribe for The Republican.
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Providence, r. with returns from
43 districts out of 1874 in Rhode Island,
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10. All that lot or parcel of land
located in Election District No.
10 and in the town of Kitzmiller,
Garrett county, beginning for the
same at stake standing north
80 degrees W., 60 feet from the
beginning corner of a tract of
land which was sold to the trus-
tees of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Kitzmiller by Ebenezer
Kitzmiller and wife by deed dat
ed April Is, 1886, and recorded
in Liber W. H. T., No. II, folio
391, Garrett county records, and
running thence N. 80 degrees W.,
40 feet; thence N. "a degrees W.,
&c feet; thence N. 67 degrees E.,
35.5 feet; thence S. % degrees E.,
80 feet to the beginning, contain
ing 1920 square feet, more or
less, and being the same lot of
ground which was conveyed to
r. A. Smith by the First Nation
al Bank of Kitzmiller by deed
dated May 81, 1918, and duly re-
corded in Liber E. z. T., No. IA,
folio 465, etc, one of the Land
Records of Garrett county, and
will be sold to satisfy and pay
the State and county taxes due
and in arrear thereon for the
year 1922 as is charged upon the
Assessment Books of said county
in the name of r. A. Smith.
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0. Gall that lot or parcel of land,
located in the town Of Kitzmiiler
and in District No. 10 Of Garrett
county beginning for the same 2
feet north 81 degrees West from
the northwest corner of Y. G.
Pew's lot and running thence n.
81 degrees West, 70 feet with
county road, thence South 66 de-
grees and 30 minutes West, $50
feet, thence South 81 degrees E,
rs feet, thence n. G6 degrees 80
minutes E., $50 feet in a straight
line to the beginning, containing
1O,950 square feet, more or less,
and being the same lot conveyed
to Charles E. Scothern and wife
by Walter c. Lewis, trustee, by
deed of trust dated March IA,
1919, and duly recorded in Ii
Der E. z. T., No. IS, folio 108,
etc, one of the Land Records of
Garrett county, and will be sold
to satisfy and pay the State and
county taxes due and in arrear
thereon for the years 1922 and
1928 as is charged upon the AS
sessment Books of said county in
the name Of Charles E. Scothern.
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Wanted-To Buy
subseribers.

PAIR OF YOUNG HORSES WEIGH
ING from 2890 to 1900 pounds. A. G.
Hunnewell, Caratunk. 4w14+
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks, chests
and boxes for old postage stamps. 1t
single stamp. Stamps on old letters.
loose stamps. collections, and old let
tefs sent before stamps were used
Gs4D. Send your stamps To me, or
tine stamp Man" Dept Al, Ipswich,
Mass. 14w14s
A SECOND HAND STROLLER
good condition. Mrs Louise Witham,
Bridge St, Skowhegan. y. L. Phone
Gill. 1w14f
SET or FORWARD WHEELS
for farm wagon, 48 inches or over
State condition and price in fire let
ter. John A. Pyne. RID l., Skowhe-
gan 2wl4F
ABOUT 1000 FT. PLANED PINE OR
other boards Would consider used
lumber If in fairly good condition.
Box 368. Skowhegan. 3w14F
A FEW cows. WISH YOU WOULD
let me know what you have to sell
Isaiah Crowell. Skowhegan Farmers
Phone 1912. 3w14F
SPIKE TOOTH HARROW. CARL
d. Miller. Norridgcwock. 5w14F
YELLOW CANADA, = row. FIELD
Corn on cob for seed. Give price and
quantity you have in first letter. s. Il.
Miller. NorridgewOck. 2w13F
AN ICE CHEST TO STORE ICE
cream three or four compartments
Address Edgar Nodine, Pleasantvil1e,
N Y. 4w13F
GOOD CASH PRICES GIVEN FOR
prints, phamplets or books which re-
late to early life in West, particularly
explorers, fur traders. mining, etc.
C. V. Sprague, Lexington, Mass. tfSF
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. =
Write in first letter kind and
number you have, Harry Nelson,
Skowhegan, N. r. Phone, 284-3
tf2 .
.
sHAG CATS AND KITTENS AT
once. all colors and ages, ship or write.
put straw in the boxes. l pay all
express charges. c. l.. Wakefield, 8
Grove ST., Augusta. 19w2s
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PUPPY SOMEWHERE AROUND
Wooden Mill. Dark brown with tan
markings. Answers to name of Ted.
Has strap collar with gold bracelet
sewed on with red silkatine. Finder
please notify Laura Il. Wyman and re-
ceive reward Gem St, Skowhegan.
1w14"
AUTOMOBILE PLATE. NO. 1853 IN
Norridgewock village or on road to
Smithfield Finder please leave at
Bracket & Russell's store. w. +.
Marston. Oakland RID "a. 1w14F
ONE NOTE VALUE NEAR $50 AND
bill of sale dated in the fall of 1914
given by undersigned to Mrs. Josephine
Fox (now Giles) of Embden. Maine,
for one COW and two heifer calves
Now as said note and bill of sale has
been acknowledged paid In a writing
given to undersigned by Mrs. Joseph
Inc Fox (now Giles) of lcnbden. Maine,
dated by her December 18th, 1918. VIII
finder please write to Mrs. Eliza At
wood. Concord, p. O. North Arson,
Route L. 1w14F
sTRAYED FROM HOME MARCH ~
My st. Bernard dog Major Color
pounds. Reward IL found Mrs Har-
old l.. Gerald, Clinton. 2wf4F
A BANK BOOK LAST MONDAY
morning, registering $3.50, somewhere
between North avenue and water st.
Finder please leave at Independent
Reporter office and receive reward
1w14
SCOTCH COLLIE PUP, FEMALE
answering to the name of Peggy -Four
white paws. collar and neck William
Mosson. Alder St, Skowhegan. tf13
KEYS ATTACHED TO CHAIN. w. e.
Welch, Box 253, Skowhegan. 2wlS'
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For Sale--Livestock

born March 11th Price SIS. J. NJ.
Lyons, Canaan Farmers Phone 11-l0.
3~14F
TWO YOUNG GUERNSEY cows, "
and rs blood; due to freshen March 20
and 30. Price $6J each. Farmers
Phone 9-13. North Arson. Eugene
Banforth. 3wl4F
NEW MICH JERSEY COW. BERT
Buzzen, RED G. y. Il. Phone 25s-2l.
3wI4F
BLACK DRIVING MARE WEIGHING
about 900 Also sulky. Freeman
Keene, RID 4, Skowhegan. iwl4
BLACK HORSE WEIGHING 1900.
works double or single. Sell cheap
for cash Also heavy harness and two
single tip carts. Joseph Butler. 20
Leavitt St, Skowhegan. tfl4
FOUR HIGH CLASS REaIsTERED
Guernsey cows all from the French Hin
herd. Two are sired by Gipinda's Yeo-
man of Stannox 447S5 n May Rose bull
of great breeding and their dam our
choice advanced registered COW. This
is the first opportunity to secure
daughters from this great dairy ma
tron An offer of $500 was refused
for one of these cows as two year
old. The other two consists of a six
year old COW with a record of 401.9S
pounds of butter fat in the Farmers
class ID and her daughter by the great
Nor and Grand Champion bull at the
Central Maine Fair in 1922, his first
two tested daughters are completing
records of over 500 pounds in class f..
Two of these are due to freshen in Sep
TENDER, one in December and the other
Just bred to the service of our herd sire
Falcons Dirigo, a double grandson of
the worlds greatest sire. For prices
and full information address Palmer
y. French, Scion. 2w13F'
A PAIR or MARES. 10 YEARS OLD
weight $500, sound, kind and clever.
Have been in woods all winter but
have no further use for them. VIII
sell cheap for cash. Joseph Corriveau,
81 Milburn St, Skowhegan n: II.
Phone 1873. 4w13'
MY BROWN HORSE, NINE YEARS
old, weighs 100 lbs, good worker.
single or double, kind and clever and a
good roader. Bert Stain, Gem St,
SkoWhegan. 4w13f
THREE AYRSHIRE BULL CALVES
one new mich grade Ayrshire COW;
one Jersey COW to freshen in a few
days. $. B. Moore, skowhegan, RED
3. n. T.. Phone 1894. 3w12F
puREBRED CHESTER WHITE PICS
registered or not as you wish. Best
of growing stock for breeding or feed
cattle. Robert T. Harvey, Dover
Foxcroft, RID /. Tel. 77-2. 4w11F
cows, JERSEYS, GUERNsEYs
and Hosteins. Some new mich and
some to freshen soon. Horace S.
Wfthee, Skowhegan RID l. N. +.
Phone 1872. Norridgewock Exchange.
TIFF
CATTLE, REGISTERED JERSEY
bull calves. No money down. Twelve
months to pay US. Tested. Box az.
Royalton, VT. b2w3F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 52w2F
sHOATs, ALL SIZES. @. n. WHIT
TEMORE, Skowhegan, r. +. d. No. z,
Farmers Phone 1913. tf2f
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. S. w. Gould. Elm ST.. Skowhe-
gan. tf47
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To Let
TENEMENT TO RExr-w. y. ORD

TENEMENT TO RENT--.w. =. ORD
WAY. IVA
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT OF FOUR
rooms Woodshed and other convent
ences. Archie Giles, 81 Main ST.
Skowhegan. 2wll'
A GOOD UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN
rooms. pantry, shed and garden. Chance
to keep one horse. The Seaman
Burrill House on East LeaVitt St viii
rent for one year or longer. Write
Mrs Addie Burrill Gee. 2Gl Webster st.
Lewiston or inquire AT the house. tfli
FARM, WITH OPPORTUNITY TO
work for me at times when you do not
work for yourself. Byron Lambert.
Norridgewock Farmers Phone 1920.
3w13F
ron RENT FOR THE SUMMER.
May / to NOV. or Dee. l. Furnished rent
OF five or six rooms and bath, garage
il desired. Most pleasant location,
about five minutes walk from Samp-
sons Corner. Apply by letter only.
L. .. Y. General Delivery, Skowhegan.
tfl3
FRONT ROOM At - NORTH AVE,
Skowhesan. TIL
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. also front room
with board, all modern conveniences.
Inquire of Belle Emerson, 81 Mechanic
street, Skowhegan. \. Il. Tel. I'll.
sTRAM HEATED ROOMS, MODERN
conveniences, centrally located. Near
Postoffice. 1T Water ST., Skowhegan
N. T.. Phone 1861. tf46
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

A BICYCLE IN GOOD CONDITION.
viii sell cheap. Frank Thibodeau,
81 Milburn Street. Skowhegan. 2w14|
FOUR PASSENGER OAKLAND CAR.
In good condition. Inquire of w. {.
Wills, 80 Bloomfield St, Farmers
Phone Tel. 2S-2l0. 2wl4'
A TWO SEATED SURRY. ALSO A
single carriage. Both are equipped
with pole and shaft w, ID. Snow,
Middle Street, Skowhegan, Telephone
1913 4w14*
1921 FORD TOURING. EXCELLENT
running condition. Starter, demount-
able rims and Nwo new tires. Town
Talk Store, II. H. Matthew, 80 East
Front ST., Tel. 2593 tia
FORD CAR. GOOD CONDITION.
Reasonable price. l.. =. Haskell, 55
East Front Street, Skowhegan. 4w13|
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AIRED BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD
condition Reasonable price. Mrs
Ubald Hebert, 1872 East Front st, skow-
hogan. 1"ia
mApy CARNAGE IN vEftf GOOD
condition. Reasonable price. Mrs.
Skowheean. 4wf2"
aoep DRIVING HORSE. ALSO
harness and wagon S10e takes the
lot w. Fl. Smart, Athens RID ]:
POOL TABLE. BALLS, CUES AND
and Saw Table; / IA Egg Bell city
incubator: 144 Egg Cyphers Ineuba-
tor. Address Fred N. webster. Green
VILE. 8wll'
BLAKE's GRATING WAX. MADE
expressly for orchard work. This wax
neither runs off in summer or crack s
and u lb pkgs. Directions on pack,
ages. Sold at hardware and general
stores. BY parcel post, ID. pkg. 4oc;
"A ID. pkg, Csc. u lb. pkg. 15e; Manu-.
factured by D. Blake. Hallowell. Twill
DRY .sTovE woOD. HENRY
Brown, West Athens. 4w1iF'
HORSES. HARNESSES, sLEIGHs.
pungs, carriages, robes, blankets etc,
at good trades ., Wll sell sepaE Wars
Livery Stable, water St.. skowhegan.
4w11
A pACENT MULTT-JACK WITH
three stations for plugging in. Just
the thing to increase the usefulness of
your head sets; :. Would Y cost new s a.,
Sent postpaid for 80 cents. X. 7. pat
ten. TIL
SEED POTATOES. YANKEE BOY
special. soc peck, S9 per bushel. ORR
ginated In Somerset County. Clyde
1. Allen. r. F., D. 3. Skowhegafi. N.
e. Phone 1922. 12w1oF
CERTIFIED GREEN MOUNTAIN
potatoes and Maine $40" oats: APP
ply Webb , -, nidss Farm. rttsfeld' t r F.
D.. n. FrsnEL WHITE ROCK
Matching eggs from pen. No. l.. Sc per
per Is, postpaid or So per hundred
ca psrrs Is sent d9E then them bath W.
eggs s1.5e per IS, postpaid. Utility
dred. Mrs. Mabel Jackson, Skowhe-.
Farmers Phone 20-5. 8w1oF'
MaeDONALD's FARMERS ALMANAC
(27th Edition) for 1924 now ready:
Very useful and interesting, larger and
Printing Co., Binghamton. N. "
TOILET SEAT AND Cover. GOOD
condition. Would cost new 5000. Will
sell for $3.50. Address Johnson Bros
Rox 400. Skowhegan tf9F
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 Sw8'
ELECTRIC STOVE, WITH HOT
Plates. One medium, one full heat
Has been used but little. VIII sell
reasonable. Inquire of Margaret M
Chase, Skowhegan. Telephone 3d.
or $50. TIFF
TWO PAIR VELOUR poRTIEREs,
each 7x4 TT. with rings, poles and fix
lures to fit IT. opening. Excellent
condition. Would cost new $40. Will
sell one pair, with pole and fixtures
for $500 or the entire lot for $1,000
r. T. Patten. tf5F
EIGHT H. p. GASOLINE ENGINE
All equipped for saving wood. In
good condition. Tel. 1894 James
Lewia. tT4
wEBsTERS UNABRIDGED Die
TIONARY 1914 edition. Would cost
new $1,000. VIII sell for 81. r: T
Patten. tf4F
Dry STOVE WOOD AND JUNKs
c. r. Whittemore, Skowhegan, RID Z
Farmers Phone, 48-3. tf4F
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TWO CYLrNpER. TUTTnE MOTOR

TWO CYLINDER. TUTTLE MOTOR
boat engine in good repair. Included
with this engine Is gasolene tank,
foot bronze propellsg shaft, IL inch 3
bladed propeller, stufffng box. ruddet.
steering wheel spark coils, and batter
les. All for $4,000. Also a one cylind-
err futile motor boat engine, and a
complete equipment as listed above, ex-
and propeller 10 inches All for Sl2.
Must be sold at once. Floyd q. Nye,
]. 33 Bush street, Skowhegan. tf13
SET OF FOUR DRUM CRANK
shaft counter balances for Ford, new,
price 81. Stromberg carburetor Tor
water pump for Ford, almost new, 81
Address S. f.. l.. care of Independent
Reporter co. 4w13
1920 DODGE TOURING CAR IN
good running condition. Price 1925.
karl Roullard, SIS Summer Street,
Skowhegan. 4wlS'
1929 rom nuNABouT. nuN LESS
than 500 miles. Price 1850. Inquire
Parkmans Water Street Store. SHOW
hogan. 2wI3
MY LIGHT FORD TRUCK. BEEN
run only $500 miles, self starter, de-
mountable rims and is in good condi-
ton. $175. Practically new milk
cooler, cost $3.50, will sell for $3.50.
Parkmans Water Street Store, SHOW
hogan. 4WlZ
1929 FORD CAR. MANY NEW PARTS
new cord tires last wall. This is
good buy at $500 but for, quick sale
S265 takes IT, Win take part cash,
balance on terms. {. l. Cooley, Coop
er's Mills. Maine. 4wll'
F0nD TOURING can 1919 NOBEL
or will exchange for stock of any kind.
Young heifers preferred. Just come
and see me and we will trade G. II.
Rowell, Athens. 5wllF
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Help Wanted
Nc ssssss - anyone for ii. "a.
Heading

AGENTS WANTED g.
Life of Woodrow Wilson IN ~ m
agents coming money. asst vel
mission. Prospectus free q
telephone. Farmers ra1 = Write
Eng. 71-21. George L. o,l iO;
Arson. ioNey, N
A STRONG CAPABLE c,n.
general housework, from mi mi
til November list. Writ" uly lst
Valley View Farm, Route 4 or eau
ton. = Farnl
V,doxr EoY wi
camp at Great Moose Lake aborn
land village. Train serv IiooVe
from the camps. Mrs Eva ". sno.
care of DR.. c. j. Strong, Pittssaaps,a
WOMAN WANTED Fon nv
WORK and taking care Of NV my
+. II. Bushey. Oak St. Sl,n vmllt
MAN AND wfFE tpREFpp,sn
other parties accepted who o",,
around doing chores and fam
and woman to be mistress ~
This would be good chance f..
elderly party who would like To h.
good home as there is ONLY n M
wife in. family. This means a y.
job to the right party. Homes
respectful parties need only s,J
State all particulars and price "a
letter. c. T.. w. Hghyiew
RID 7. Skowhegan.
GIRL FOR GENERAL Hprspw,l
family of three. Apply to Mrs
Lindsay, 4 Alder St, Skowherar
phone 144-21. y
EXPERIENCED TABLE GIN,
: The Skowhegan House
YOUNG WOMAN OR Girl
homework. Permanent noei,ios
right party. Answer at once
Foster. Oakland. ia
GIRL TO DO HOUSE WORK
care for small children. Evie nr'1
Pencil St, Skowhegan. 2wia
WOMAN OR GIRL FOR CEypY
homework on farm. G. l.. Becbs
Skowhegan r. 7, Farmers IA
4A11-10.
HoUsEKEEpER. MRS. e. r. Avn
1872 Water St, Skowhegan. Tel N
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WOMAN WANTED FOR GEyyl
i homework. State wages in frT
ter. Mrs. Bert II. Calder, RoCkvl
Box SO. ~
ENEGERTIC YOUNG MAN AS chi
in my grocery store. Unusually )
opportunity to learn the business
erences required. Jerry F,
Skowhegan, Telephone PIG n
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girl, table girl and kitchen gtl |
the simmer and fall. Apply "a
Durrell, Stratton.
NIGHT. OPERATOR FOR N
RIDGEWOCK- office of Somerset \
mers' Cooperative Tel Co, begn1Y
about April 1st. Middle aged IA
preferred. Apply at Norridgewoel
Skowhegan office. n
SALESMAN WANTED WITH All
MOBILE for country work. On
line. Good pay. The Lennox n
Paint So, Dept. Sales, Cleveland q
SALESMAN wANTED--DELL0
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and be free from the tyranny Of
ters. Apply j. Il, Ham. Oakland. 4
GIRL TO DO ff0UsEwoRk. I
George Sampson, Maple St, Skol
/ gan.
MAN AND WIFE To WORK !
GETHER. Man used to team am
farm work, wife to help do gsiI
homework. References required
summer job or longer. Apply lock |
244, York Beach, Maine, Tel. 4s3J,
Maine, 1Sv