davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Not Even "Thanks."

Mr.. Skirtshy-"No use trying. You
can't get the last word with WOMAN
Mr.. Longsuffer-'I did once. II was
In a crowded street car. I said. Take
nv seat, madam. and she dropped into
II without a word"
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Costs to See Sur Rise.

City people would like TO see the
SIM rise as rive poets describe 1t in
III, country but it costs from $40 to
SIS 10 witness such a sight merely
once
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vegetables should De Kept IN
sheVes so na
spolage quickly oeteceo
cupboard snoud De placed on
heat ana STEAM heat
excessive moisture and to favor the grown OF
alright containers the
of describing care
1874 entitled care OF Food
GUS % lasts by applying to the
of
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Neshlng to laugh at.

WheE Son hfs fallen out with his
sweetheart he cannot see how any
nodv on earth should find anything
IN the Joke column that Is Iaughable
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like eggplant. Sliced cucumbers may
be sauted in butter in which table,
spoonful of chopped onion has been
cooked till golden brown. In Switzer-
land, France and Hungary cucumbers
are prepared and served In all thess
WAYS. which are worth trying by Amer
lean housewives.
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NOTICE OF sHERlFF's SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
INCOME.
CHARLES H. WILSON,
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Tremendous Lady Killer.

There goes Colonel Potty ! heard
daddy say that he was tremendous
lady killer when he was young Il
specs they died of fright london
HumOrist
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

LIGHT HOUSEWORk WANTED.
Would prefer u place where / can go
home nights. Louise Weir, S9 Madi-
son Ave, Skowhegan. 2wSlF
WOULD LIKE TO GET POSITION
in a grocery or general store. Have
run general store for myself for
about twenty years. b. e. Taylor, 80
South ST., Skowhegan. 4w3OF
AS SALESMAN Or IN OFFICE or
factory or in hotel or summer resort.
Have worked one year for Central
Maine Power Co. Albert Finnemore.
Mechanic street, Skowhegan. 3w3OF
HOUsEWORk, CHAMBERMAID OR
would consider other employment
Miss S. a. Martin, SO Lawton Street,
Skowhegan. 2wSot
WOULD LIKE POSITION WAITING
on table or to do camp work. In
experienced. Miss Josephine Spencer
New Portland. 2wSOt'
WOULD LIKE POSITION ASSIST
ING In homework or taking care of
children. Cora Cyr, Harding St,
Town. 4W3oF
MRS. HARRY NJ. CULLEN DESIRES
to make appointments to dressmake
at customers homes by the day until
Oct list. or will take work home. n. II.
Phone 1919. 124 Mt. Pleasant Ave:
Town. 4W50"
TWELVE YEAR OLD GIRL WOULD
like position helping ut housework.
Florida Belliveau, 169 st. John st,
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For Sale-Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Al
Cleveland t1nIE Touring, $3.50: SSx3A non on
skid tires. $3.50; ,SOxSh innertgbes
$3.50; %" bicycle tires, non-skid $1.50.
Hol-set wrench set, "A tools, worth
5000 for 1915. j. d. Symons, Skow-
hogan. 3w3l
Al SECOND HAND RADIATORS AND
valves, IS II. p. high pressure boiler;
second hand pipe, all sizes; also 100
cup percolator L. L. Lougee, 9 MAIL,
son. 2W8O*
1920 FORD TOURING CAR, NO
Good condition viii sell at a bar
gain. Fred L. Parks. % West Front
st, 2w30s
REQ SPEED WAGON IN GOOD
condition. Canopy top. $3.50. In
quire George Splers, Harmony. 4w31'
THREE ONE-HALF TON FORD
Trucks and two one-ton Ford trucks
Sold on easy terms or will exchange
Skowhegan, N. e. Phone 63-3. 3w29
1915 FORD TOURING CAR, WITH
OUT starter; good tires; well kept by
owner. This is real bargain at
$3.50. Fred c. Nye. II Bush St, Town.
FORD CARS, ONE NEW, II; p.
Gasoline engine and Standard i-bag
Mercer. 3w29F
JACK. SAME AS SUPPLIED WITH
Buick cars, new price $3.50. viii sell
for $l25 postpaid. r. T. Patten. tf27t
ONE sTRIPED-DowN FORD. II. Il.
Spear r. Il. d. l. Madison. Both
telephones. tIzl
VULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires and tubes: will give one a
good trade. Mrs Mary Pooler, 80 Par
e. Dexter. t. tf24
USED CARS, HUPPs, 1 FORDi 1
Dodge; ] Studebaker truck, about 1
ton capacity. We are agents TOT
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, Old Point
Garage, Madison. tflS
1922 CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest r. Dionne, 102 North
St.. skowhegan. N. e. Phone 49,.
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
Street, Skowhegan. 2w31F
A MAN TO HELP THREsH THIS
fall. Horace S. Withee Skowhegan.
Norridgewock Exchange. 3w31F
WOMAN WANTED TO DO GENERAL
homework in a family of three grown
woman preferred. Write or telephone
to Mrs. John l.. Foss r. F. D. No. l.,
Athens, Tel. N. E. 7-31, Farmers 3-24;
2w31'
MAN AND WIFE WANTED. WOMAN
to work in house and man to drive
team and do general farm work. c. Il.
Corson, Mainstream. 2w3OF
AMERICAN MAN FOR GENERAL
of poultry. cultivate young trees; NOV
steady work. Good home for right
party. Write full particulars address
Archibald Kilby, Box As. Freeport Me.
TABLE GIRL WANTED. MUST BE
experienced and be quick to take or
ders. Write or telephone our expense.
j. K. Viles & Son. Tim Pond Camps
Tim Pond. 4W2SF
MAN TO LEARN THE TYPE
WRITER and adding machine business,
both repair and craftsmanship. Must
have decided mechanical mind. Should
be between 20 and 80 years Of age
Independent Reporter Co. tf27F
TABLE GIRL AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Cen
trail Hotel. Skowhegan. tflS
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For Sale--Livestock

EIGHT WEEKS OLD PIGS, 81 EACH
Phone 1875. 2w31F
BAY HORSE, WILL SELL At A
good trade as do not need him. Also
Jersey bull calf and some nice Jersey
heifers. F. C. Estey, Madison, r. r,
d. No. 2. 2w3lF
PAIR WORK HORSES, GOOD USING
team. VIII sell cheap or exchange
for Ford car. A. II. Rowell, Har-
mony. zw5lf
TwENTY-oNE GOOD GRADE
ewes; Is lambs. N. Il. Phone. Tom
McGee, Hartland. 2W6lf
WHITE CHESTER PIGS, WEEK
old. VIII sell cheap IL taken at once.
r. A. Buzzell, Farmers Phone 35-l2 =,
ONE PUREBRED OXFORD down N
yearling buck, weight 10 pounds. TWO
purebred oxford Down buck lambs;
Fred Steele, Madison RID /. Farmers
Phone 12-110. Scion. \ 2w3OF
JERSEY cow AND CALF FOR sos.
George Friedrich. r. F. d. No. 2. SkoW,
hogan. zWoof
HAVE A PAIR OF HIGH GRADE
Holstein bull calves. which l VIII sell
''>o p" 'ee 2w3of
SOME NICE PUPPIES. WHITE
brown or black. Very pretty. Just
the ones for children's playmates.
Males So: females 81. Pearl f. BEN
nett, Bucksport. r. F. d. No l. o.o,
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE,
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness. Also a Pa nn Nc
N. L. Tel. 1888. Box ls5. ttSo
SHEPHERD AND COLLIE PUPPIES.
eight weeks old Price SIS for males.
Good ali round dogs. John Wieland,
Richmond. e"zo'
TWO HORSES OR. MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more, clever for children inquire or
err ST., Skowhegan. uzf
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Mrs. Effie Holt

Mrs. Efie (Philbrick) Holt Of Hart
land passed away last Wednesday,
July % at Elm City Hospital in Wat
erville, where she had been patient
about three weeks. Mrs. Holt sub
mitted to one operation when she first
entered the hospital and then it was
thought advisable to operate again
Wednesday morning. but. the shock
was too much for her system and she
passed away in the late afternoon
without regaining consciousness. Mrs.
Holt was born in st. Adams, forty
two years ago where she resided until
her marriage with Albion Holt when
she came to Hartland to live. She
made many friends and will be MISS
led in her neighborhood and in the
Grange. being chaplain at the time OF
her death, and was very helpful In the
Grange programs, always willing to
do her part She is survived by her
husband, one son Edwin, two brothers
Ralph and Will Philbrick, both of st.
Adams and other relatives to whom
the sympathy of everyone Is extended.
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon from the home, where she
will be missed so much. Rev. G. II
Johonnett of Palmyra spoke words OF
comfort to the many neighbors
friends and relatives in their sad
hour. Hartland Grange attended In
body. the pail bearers being Fred
Haseltine, Pat Manning. Eden Estes,
and Chester Field of the Grange. The
floral offerings were beautiful and by
their profusion spoke the silen
words of respect and sympathy
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Wanted-To Buy
Jubscrikers.

A PONY CART. EITHER SECOND
hand or otherwise. Marshall Farm.
North Arson. 2w31F
A SECOND HAND COOK STOVE,
small size for cottage. l.. II. Appleby,
10 Jewett ST., Skowhegan. N. Il.
ehone 1888. 2wSl
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, Skowhegan. N.
Il. Phone 2S4-3. tf31
FL1NTLoCK GUNS AND OLD FIRE
ARMS In good condition. Describe
and state price in first letter. s.
Clark, 108 Pleasant St, Wateryille.
4w28s
LIVE POULTRY wANTED-BROIL-
Frs fowl, rabbits, ship your live
poultry and rabbits to me; prompt re-
turns. no commissions, free use OF
shipping crates to those who need
them; have your name put on list for
guaranteed weekly quotations. w. J
Daley, Lexington, Mass. Tel. 1854.
6w26s
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COTTAGE At -,
ice for sale. H., hLAhEWOOb
Pos n or II at a reasonsb Ilsnoe;
tha D.uiac, cottage across e hp price
.heatre' Lakewood. ''s brook
FURNISHED sru,,,
Fernside Bungalow : col
M ver at Norridgewoek "orth
e. e Tel Il "a 1o.P EULER, P. o. skoW11ssa
TENEMENT AT II MAN.,
occupied by Frank H brLE
A. aean n nrst week in August 0na
,1Ig rooms with steam hes,
,ic cs Clothing Store. NJ 'Gs
PINE GROVE LoDcr
village. on shore Of ~. shH
GIos,ttage' sleeping cabin an.
elmer T. Harris. skowhegsu' /
A HAND CEMENT N,xrn
be found at f, l. MnaSEh'
ST, skowhegan. '00uys'
a sIx-RoOM HOUSE xpu']
ISHED. Inquire of Mrs Thnm
20 Railroad St, Skowheraunou
SIX ROOM TENEMENT nj
without garage space
Apply Il. v. Dover. East Fro.a
GARAGE SPACE FOR oyr !,
Cars. Cars. Apply to R. W po,a
!
SIX ROOM APARTMENT y
conVeniences, newly pararJ
painted on Water st, JpaT.']
Gurney's, 1S9 Water st.
THREE CAMPS ON sum-
Pond, 4 miles from Jackmsn
| Only III mile walk to camn
heart of the big woods a.
ton place and very reasonaSa
by day or week. Chester M
Jacknan. %
UPSTAIRS RENT OF sEyEx|
with modern convenlences IN
A. II. lies, "a Main ST.. SHOWN,
TWO FURNISHED ROOM
light housekeeping, also fro,
with board, all modern convI
Inquire of Belle Cooper. n \
Street, Skowhegan. N. Z. TAI
STEAM HEATED ROOMS I
conveniences, centrally locatsl
Postoffice. 1T Water st., Skc
N. e. Phone 1851.
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SOION

Northern Light Rebekah Lodge will
observe Children's Day with picnic
at Lakewood, August 6. At the next
regular meeting OF Northern Light
Rebekah Lodge on August IA, the
lodge will entertain the Past Noble
Grands.
M. ]. Haines, Optometrist of Show
hogan, will be at Gray's Tavern, next
Monday, August 4th.
Mrs. Della Tibbetts and daughter,
Mrs. Wing of Massachusetts are the
guests of Mrs. F. A. Vittum.
Mrs. e. l.. McIntire of Boston Is the
guest of her parents at Gray's Inn.
The D. A. r. Chapter will meet Fri
day, Aug. Z, with Mrs. Mae Andrews.
Misses Laura Pierce and Catherine
Darmody returned to Waltham the
last of the week.
Ronald Saultes and Morris Corson
leave Thursday for Camp Devens.
where they will enter the training
camps for the month of August.
Mrs F. A. Coolidge returned Thurs
day from Peaks Island.
At Caratunk Theatre, Saturday
evening, August 2, Universal presents
Jack Hoxie in where is the West"
Miss Christine Adams returned to
massachusetts,, Thursday.
Miss Edith Hunnewell spent the
week end at her home In South Scion.
The Congregational Sunday School
will hold their annual picnic, Tuesday
August 5, In George Pierces fine grove
just beyond the Pierce cemetery. All
members of the parish and Sunday
School are cordially invited to come.
Each person please bring drinking
cup.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
home of Mary French, August 9Th
For an all day meeting All that
come please bring something In the
pastry line.
There will be food sale held by
| the Ladies' Aid on the lawn at the
home of Miss Byrle Cram, Saturday
August End.
Mrs. Della Tibbetts Of Wayland
Mass. and Mrs. H. Leigh Wing OF
Portland are the guests of Julia Wit
tum.
The Philathea class Of the M. e
Church held class meeting at the
home of, their teacher, Angie Living.
ston, Tuesday evening. They made
plans to have a vacation and go tC
Lakewood for one week.
PLEASANT ST. M. E. CHURCH
Friday, August LIST, 7.30 p. m, choil
rehearsal. Sunday, August 3rd, 1926
a. M, morning worship anthem by
the chorus choir; sermon, Gods Law
in the Heart" 11.45 a. m, Sunday
School; $50 p. m, Sunday School at
the Maple Grove Schoolhouse; 7.3o p
M, evening service, special music
Wednesday, August 9Th, 7.30 p. m.
mid week service. You will find a
cordial welcome at our services.
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For Sale--Miscellaneou

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
16, J. P. Merrill Block. skowhegan. TIA
HOOVER POTATO DIGGER. IN
first class condition. Come and see 1t,
Frank Savage, Scion. 2w31F
FIESTA URANT, BEST LOCATION IN
Waterville- Steady. business, LOW
overhead, exceptiohal chance doing
s30o-$350 weekly, I sacrifice at $1,000.
Temple Street Restaurant, Waterville:
1w31'
PLETE with oven and back In per-
L. Lei Br S ga Water e street, Show "
hogan. Farmers telephone, tfS1
FIRST CLASS BABY CARRIAGE. AL
MOST new, one that folds up, Rea-
Farmers Phone. r. f. D. 6. Skow,
hogan. 2w3lF
KNITTING MACHINES NEW AND
Second hand. +. n. Lawrence. IS
South Main St. Guilford. 4w3O'
A FEW NICE POTATOES, soc PER
bushel, while they last. S. A: Smith.
Bingham. 2w30F
JOHN DEERE, 2-wAY SULKY PLOw
in good condition. Joseph LaPointe;
Bingham. 3w3OF
SIMPLEX ELECTRIC STOVE, ,
Collins, 81 East Leavitt St. skowhe..
gan. 4w3Os
CREAMERY TANK IN GOOD CON-
DITION. reasonable price. w. o..
Chase, Skowhegan, RID 3. ~ E
Phone 1876. 3w30F
OIL STOVE WITH OVEN. KITCHEN
Range. Medium sized radiator. All
in good condition. ], H. Murray, 4
Cross St, Skowhegan. tf29
PAIR HORSES, WEIGHT 1900,
Hoover potato digger; heavy express
wagon; 10 TT. dimension lumber.
Mrs. w II. Doran. Mercer. Sw29F
A SECOND HAND HORSE RAKE,
also moving machine. VIII make
low price. Miss Lillian White. on the
Plains, RID 4, Skowhegan, Farmers
Tel. SOLE. 3w29F
HAY ON THE DORNBERGER FARM
i'm Scion to be sold standing. Apply to
Mary j. and Anne T Pfister, $40 Jas
samine Way. West Palisade, N. j. care
of r. f. Cousins. 4w2S
AN OUT-BORED MOTOR BOAT EN-
CINE for row boat: Never used, For
quick sale only $45. Rev. Leslie w.
Grundy North Arson or A. H. Cleve-
land, Skowhegan. N. E. Phone 1902.
tf2S
TRUCKING OUTFIT FINE HORSE.
Jigger dump cart and wagon sled.
Sold separately or together POOR
health reason for selling. Low price
Jos. Lessard. $50 No. St., Skowhegan
~ E. Tel tt2S
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Found

SUM OF MONEY IN EAMBERT's
Restaurant owner may have same
by proving property and paying cost
of this ad. Inquire at Lambert's
Restaurant lw3l~
NEAR SOMERSET SHOE FACTORY,
very attractive pin evidently "A SOU
yenir of the 26th Triennial ConclaVe
of Grand Encampment, 1895. held in
Boston. Owenr may have the same
by calling at the Independent Reporter
office and paying the cost of this ad.
Arthur Goulette, Island Ave, Showing
gan 1w31
A TIRE, INNER TUBE AND RIM
near Lakewood, about July first. own
err may have same by paying the cost
of this ad. Nicholas JOY Lakewood,
Madison Center 4w30F
AN AUTO JACK ON EDDY HILL.
Owner may have same by paying the
cost of this ad. l.. F. Parsons, SHOW
hogan. tf27
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FRUIT Treatment
IS WONDERFUL
Constipation and Indigestion
q Yield 10 "Fruit-a-tiveS"

From all over this section, comes
word of the success of the Fruit
Treatment in overcoming stubborn,
chronic diseases that ordinary
remedies cannot help.
Mr.. Bryon Tatchell of Stockton,
NY. says: "For several years /
suffered with chronic Indigestion,
Constipation and Rheumatism. l
tried many medicines; none gave
much relief. Seeing the notices
about the Fruit Treatment l gave
"Fruit- a-tives" trial. From the
very first, l noticed an improvement
and today the Rheumatism and
Indigestion are almost gone. The
action on the bowels of your wonder
full fruit medicine is natural".
"Fruit-a-tives" are the intensified
juices of apples, oranges. prunes and
figs, combined with tonics. 25c. and
SOC. q box--at dealers or from Fruit
a.tives Limited, Qgdenshurg, NY.
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To Let

A NEW BUNGALOW, JUST COM
PLETED. Nicely furnished, screened
in porch. Colby r. Hun, Skowhegan.
Tel N E. 237-2 tf31
PLEASANT UPSTAIRS TENEMENT.
Three large rooms pantry, wardrobe.
Electric lights. City water. Next house
above Academy. Mellen II. Berry.
North Arson. 4w3l'
UPSTAIRS RENT. MODERN con-
VENIENCES. Electric lights. Archie
Giles, SO Main ST., Town. 2w31s
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business section or at the Opera
House Saturday night. Liberal re-
ward. Return to Independent Re-
porter Office. 7 1w31
IN sKOwHEGAN TUESDAY EVEN
ING, 1921 Skowhegan High School
Class pin. Finder please leave at In
DEPENDENT Reporter office. 2w30'
A DARK BLUE LADY'S SUIT COAT,
Sunday between Mont Chase's in Corn
willie and Corson's Corner, Athens.
Finder please return to Mrs. Leslie
Martin, DIR. Mann Road, Skowhegan.
2w30"
y. II. \. CLASS RING, 1923, ON BANK
of river near saw mill, Monday, July
81 Finder will be suitably rewarded
for it's return to Frank Dugas, 10
Pine street Skowhegan. 3w30
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be available for all. Watch the pa
pers for further information. A gen.
eral committee consisting OF Guy F.
Williams, Lowell Z. Bailey, Earl c.
Wing, Wilbert Walker, Horace Bick-
ford and w. J. Rand. have already
met twice and are making big plans
for a wonderful day. Many other
committees for different needs will be
announced later. Make your plans
now so as to conform to this date.
ACADEMY NOTES
Miss Dorothea Allen of Rumford
was in town one day last week to in
terview Principal Williams relative
to her work in charge of the COM
mercial course In the Academy. Miss
Allen was accompanied by her par
ents.
Repair work has begun at the Aca-
denny buildings under the charge of
Sanborn Moulton. Fairfield Fenla-
son Is doing the papering and paint
ing.
Verne Stafford of Dead River. Acad-
envy %. called on friends in town last
Saturday.
The Academy will be represented
in the c. NJ. T. Camp at Camp Deyens
in August, by Russell Jackson. Ed
ward Savage. Joseph Spiller, Merle
and Merton Spencer,
Principal G. F. Williams was a
business caller for the Academy In
Bingham on Monday and in the Dead
River Region on Wednesday.
Plans are being carried out to make
the alumni reunion this year one of
the best Remember the date, Au-
gust 81 and 20. Watch for details
a little later.
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,JACKMAN

Mrs. John Sterling and children
with her sister Miss Addie Newton of
New Canaan, Conn, arrived Monday
and are occupying Mrs. Sterling's for
mer home in the post Office building.
They will remain until September.
Erick Rickart, the efficient and pop
ular prescription clerk in w. l.. Bar
ney's drug store, left Sunday for
Sweden where he will make his flu
ture home. Percy l.. Colby drove to
Quebec with him from which point he
ia To sail
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For Sale--P Poultry and
Supplies

EIGHrEEN s. C. n. 1. RED pull
LETS Matched May 10 and IS. r. c.
Brown Leghorn pullets Matched May
80. Guy + Williams, North Arson
1w31
COCKERELs y. c. w. LEGHORNS,
eight weeks old from my best mating.
Their sire Is closely related to worlds
record here, his grandsire sold at $500
as cockerel They are dandies.
Only 50 each. r. ]. Rowe, Skowhegan,
r II u No l. 2w30F
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EverybOdy's Column

WOULD LIKE TO GET A JOB
Nursing or any general work. Must
have good pay. Apply to e. A. Locke
Starks. Farmers Tel Sc 4w29F
WOULD LIKE WORK TAKING
Care of children or work In grocery
store. Am 13 years old. Annie
Patrick, s Oak St 4w2SF
WOULD LIKE WORK TAKING
care Of children. Am IL years old
Bernaditte Either, Is Center st. 4w2St'
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Miscellaneou

INFORMATION AS TO THE u
ABOUTS of Ira T.. Ellingwood
ed. He formerly lived In BaI
Hampden, but later work in
Independent Reporter Co.
L WANT TO EXCHANGE A
burner Perfection Oil Stove ID
or ten chickens. Edna Davis
hogan, RID 7, Highview Farm
ANYONE KNOWING THE RI
address of belmont Gordon,
OF Skowhegan, will confer
informing this office. Mr..
lived in Skowhegan for severe
moving elsewhere ABOUT 1914
pendent-Reporter Co.
EAR PUFFs, SWITCHED
transformations made from
and combings. Mrs. Gertrude
born, Madison, Me, r. F, D.
MIR. FARMER DON'T "
Eat at Pomp's Lunch. We
butter, poultry and garden t1
US a call. Railroad Square
LAWN MOWERS SHARPEN
repaired. New and second
cycle wheels. Bicycle repalria
cart wheels retired. L. Y
Bailey st.
NOTICE TO HORSE owl
have taken over the blacksmI
of Mr.. Haskell, East Front 81
ready to take horse shoelng
kinds of work. All work guy
Prices reasonable. Medley IA
SAWDUsT GIVEN TO TH0s
come after same, Have lar
tity up on the south bank oil
Harry Fall.
CHICKEN DINNERS sER'I
Ridge Farm (American Flahl
for guests who would ike 10 y
night. Ridge Farm, EustlS, ]
Stratton 22-12. Mrs Huldah
strong.
sHAVINGs GIVEN AWAY Iol
who will come for them' OF
Mfg. Co, Skowhegan.
WANTED AT ONCE OR
house with electric lights w
Central location desired. NoI
river preferred. Garage. D. Il
Turner Ave, Skowhegan'
NUMBER OF FURAlsHLD n
or small furnished or Ga,;;
house wanted. Edgar Nou"'1
Pond, Bingham.
sTER PAINTING, lATBkiy
exterior paper hanging anu ~ ,
Sign painting. No JOB 100 tos ~
small. All work guarahty,e'us
right. Consult Thos. A. hVud
Shirley St, Skowhegat.
AM AGENT FOR THE IN
TIONAL Harvester Compsn!, M
give YOU splendid service vi n N
Extensive line. Also ons az \
renairs Have a few gooo NJ "
used machines. Henry u \
Madison Ave, Skowhesa"
Phone 14-15. /
DEVELOPING AND -. ~ !,
neatly and promptly dom "a az h
studio. 81 Water st. ga"
your films to us. :.
GEORGE II. MOsIEF, p ~
Born Magnetic Healer from AMI Dui
chronic. nerves. stomach s~ ~"
disease, rheumatism ete1 =, ' 81,
day. Saturday and Sull SIa,s 3
err notice at Bingham
xoyERFLoR, A REALLY LILY,
rACTORY material for y n.iu
more like cement than pf 70
hard and durable, senu 4
card or come and see cnEovhes
&. Son, Russell Street. On"
WOULD LIKE ABOUT Mn,
ashings a week to do. d.. J S
tivered at my house. M NIT
i.sIrhlin' East Maple Street.
gan. u
mail to Kincaid's Shoe hoS ,p V
hn a Full line OF men mems
dress shoes. Lo"eS'
no YOU KNOW THAT "" col,
press, block. bleach each, sn hands
equal to new. . hse dyelng
while you wait. s mort q shoes
ialty. Fancy and spv.' Leako'
inst like new. PETER St,esrnwbegsn
and Hat Cleaning sk0"
SETH PHOTO sTuD ,lSss VII
on most card. Fl hlSsnn nrintin
Wait. Developing ana y Tvel
grade amateur worhS, ons .3s-2
hour service. Telephone So
hogan. amin
DO YOU NEED An AMI you
CHINE? We can rem 1y Length
: StJNDsTRAND for any chsrsa
and at a very small "a Sns keys 1
machines have only nnIysra II Oh
very simple to ope peril add, q
run them. They VIII slephon'
su u and divide lac. Iudspsnd'
ph.ones) or write Tns
porter Co. 4
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-31

RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
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