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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-18
Mckay Has a New Truck

Fred NJ. Mckay is driving a new
International two-ton truck, This
he bought through the Clough Motor
Company ana it arrived yesterday.
This will displace the Traffic two-ton
truck which he has used for several
years.
Mr.. Mckay has been making some
interesting trips lately. He arriy-
ed home Saturday from Caribou, hav-
ing made the distance of 502 miles
in thirty-six hours. Coburn Hollis
went with him and the two drivers
changed off, keeping the truck going
continuously. The only stops were
for gas and oil and to unload in Carl
bou. For meals they would buy
lunches and eat while the machine
was travelling. Sleep was on the
same plan. A short nap now and
then while the other fellow drove was
all there was to it. This trip was to
take the household goods of Mrs. Al
bert Brown from Caribou to Augusta.
Mr.. Mckay already has an order to
take these same goods back to Carl
bou. 1t seems that Mrs. Brown had
negotiated for a farm in Kennebec
County but the trade is off and she
purposes to return to Aroostook.
Connected with the above mention
ed journey, Mr.. Mckay went from
Augusta to Portland, where he picked
up a load of furniture for Raymond
Carter of N~orridgewock and took 1t to
Madison. Mr.. Carter was formerly
in the employ Of the Maine Central
Railroad and may continue to be. At
any rate, he is establishing his home
in Madison.
Another recent trip has been for
Mrs. Walls with household goods to
Old Orchard. This load was taken
on at the farm house just opposite the
farm home of Walter Kilgore on the
Tobey Hill road. Mr.. Walls is going
to Old Orchard to be with his daugh-
ter, who is teaching school at that
place.
The Mckay truck has also carried a
load of ponies from the Fair grounds
10 Pennington. This trip vas on
Sunday last.
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WOMAN TO WORK A PART or
Greenwood. 22f Madison Ave. Tele-
phone In. lW3s
HoUsEKEEPER At iii MYRoN
Whittemore Farm. Farmers Tel.
20-I1. 2W3sf
300 AGENTS WANTED. CAN
easily make S. a day selling self
threading needles. and thread cutting
thimbIes. Sample and terms 25c. Ad-
dress Charles Reed. 10 Vaughan st.
Augusta. lw3sE
RELIABLE MAN AROUND 40 TO
look after our business in this locality,
A hustler can make $1,000 a day. Write
Oakland Nurseries, Manchester. Conn.
for particulars. l"5ot
GOOD WOMAN. PROTESTANT. NOT
over 40 years old as housekeeper for
widdwer with children. Work easy.
Fine home in city. Used same as one
of our own. Apply by letter only TO
NJ. q. W., care of observation-disclosures
Co, Skowhegan. 3W36+
GIRL or WOMAN WANTED TO DO
General housework. George II. Yes
ton, 3l5 Water ST. Skowhegan, \ p:
Phone. 17-13. tf36F
Housewdfk in Protestant family of
three. References required. Address
Mrs. w. e. L., 172 Ea. Promenade.
Portland. tf3S
MIDDLE AGED EXPERIENCED WO-
MAN to do general housework. Mrs.
S. w. Gould. Tel. 1915. S~kowhegan.
tf36F
. AGENTS WANTED no SELL =
" towels, bath mats. j.. Tattersallt :
: Clinton, Mass. 6w364 "
+. 4.
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N PORTANT POMONA
MEETINGS COMING
Patrons OF HuSbandry Go to Good
VIII and Oakland

Good Will will entertain Somerset
Pomona at Good VIII Farm, Septem-
Der %. There viii be a business
session in the forenoon. then the pa
irons are invited to visit the splen-
did museum and Grange cottage. In
the afternoon Good Will will provide
a moving picture. 1t will be a bas-
ket lunch. Good VIII will furnish
coffee. Hinckley Grange will fur
nish cream and sugar.
Somerset Pomona will meet in Oak
land September 26th, the guest of
Kennebec Pomona. Each Grange
will furnish part of the program. E.
II. Libby. state secretary. will be
present. it being is 73rd birthday. Y.
II. Canaan of Auburn will also adj
dress the meeting. Somerset will
furnish as its part: Indian club
demonstration, II. T. Patten, Skowhe-
gan monologue. Carrie French, Corn
Vile; songs, Edith Haxie, Fair
field; readings, Lou Drawn. Norridge-
wock; character songs. Winnifred
Gardner, Cornville; music, Grant and
Annie Witham; ten minute talk, Maj.
Fogler, A. II. Ellis and w. p. Hinck-
lev.
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds unaer tAis hen free to eur
u~bscr1beess
MUST DE

\ HoRSE MUST BE PERFECTLY
safe To harness and drive. Do not
care IL it don't weigh over a thousand
pounds. II. G. Walker. RID !. SHOW
hogan. 2W3SF
Used MOTORCYCLE ~ GOOD con-
DGT1ON. Joseph II. nurgin. The
Forks. WISE
LOAD ar GOOD. CLEAN sTRAw
for bedding. free from weeds. C..
Davis MillA, Elm St. Skowhegan.
Telephone 34-3. 2w3sF .
WOULD LIKE TO BUY SMALL
House. 8 or 8 rooms. Roy b. Po0ler,
co Guss Pooler x Son. Water St.
Skowhegan. Tel. 1913. 3w37F
HARRY COHEN WILL BE IN
.Skowhegan for a short time buying
live poultry. If you have any to sell
write In first letter, kind and number
of telephone. y. +. Phone G3-3. Farm
ers' 22-3 or call at Peter Debe's store.
tf37
CIDER MILL-w. &. BECKER.
S-koWheRan. + Z. y. r.. Tel. tNor-
ridgewock I~ixchange) 17-3. 2w37F
SECOND HAND CORONA TYPE
WRITER. Must be in good condition.
c. r. Decker, SO Turner avenue. Skow-
hogan. 3~56f
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter kind and lumber you
have. Harry Nelson, S~kowhegan, y.
ID. Phone 284-3. tf31
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For Sale--Real Estate

25-AcRE WOOD Lot. EsTIM tTED
500 cords. Rock maple, beech and birch.
Located on main road eight miles from
Skowheean. Easy to haul by truck.
Cleveland x Creation, p Madison Ave,
SkoWhegan. tf3S
broom HOTSE. ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Flush closet. Good cellar Nice
garden. Hen house. Splendid loca-
ton and a fine home. Mrs. chas.
Lewis, III North Ave, SkowheEan.
on ACCOUNT OF POOH HEALTH I
want to sell my farm of 125 acres:
plenty of wood. some lumber. good
buildings Come TO see me. Bar
gain. W. W. lIartwell, st. Albans.
SACRIFICE sALE-oo ACRES. cUTs
25 tons hay. Is acres wood and lum-
Der. Groom house; barn 36XG0 and
addition. Carriage house; wood shed
and large hen house. Includes pair
good horses, harnesses, wagon n
farming tools. Price very low "
taken at once. Easy terms. Cleveland
II Creation, II Madison Ave, Skowhe-
gan. tf36
OR WILL EXCHANGE For VILLAGE
property in S~kowhegan. Good hay
farm. pasture for twenty head, good
buildings, situated two and one-half
miles from Skowhegan on electric car
line. For further particulars apply 10
Frank NJ. Hubbard, West Killcare
Farm, Skowhegan. iw37F
w ES-E. {. BUTLER,
SkOwhegan. 3w3S
SEVENTY-FIVE ACRE FARM ~
the town of Chester. 35 acres in till
lage the rest in tfmberland. House
built only 10 years. Barn 36 II,
square Farm machinery and a cream
separator included. 5000. NJ. +. Gray.
Carmel. RED No. 3. ltw3Sf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." COTTAGE
across brook from end of car line at
Lakewood. Inquire of Miss Addie
Moore, Lakewood. n. T.. Phone l69-32
3w57
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. SHED AND
Stable connected. Cement walks and
cellar, Flush closet. city water, well
water, electric lights. double lot. Easy
terms. b. c. Taylor, 80 south St,
SkoWhegan. 4W3t'
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, w
stories, Price $4,000. Roland T
tt33t
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For Sale Vehicles and
Accessories

A METZ ROADSTER. IN GOOD
condition. cheap for cash; also a
wood saving OUTFIT, McKay's Trans
fer, 227 North Ave. y. Il. Phone
Hell. lw3S
20 H.. y. BOILER AND - IL. Il.
Engine in good condition. Skowhe-
gan Jersey Creamery. Both Phones.
tf3S
DODGE CLOSED CAR. IN GoOD
condition. Nearly new tires. Price
5000. T.. L. Greenwood. 279 Madison
Ave. SkowheRan. tf37
PARTS q 1DI7 WILLYS-KNIGHT
6. Also parts for SO and SIS overland
cars. Motorcycle parts for Excelsior
and Indian. .Abner kincaid, 81. John
ST. 4w37f
ONE sTRIPED-DowN FORD. II. E.
Spear. r. f. ID. !, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
USED CARS, 2 HUPPsI 1 FORD 1
Dodge; / Studebaker truck, about /
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, Old Point
Garage. Madison. tits
1922 CHEVROLET. IN VERY coon
condition. -Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest +. Dionne, 1872 North
St, Skowhegan. N. E. Phone 33-4.
tf16
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

AS HOISEk EEPER HAVE A
daughter eleven years old that must
be with me. Abbie Ellis. Solon. 2w38F
IN STORE OK OFFICE IN SHOW
HEGAN. Graduate of Skowhegan
High school class of 1924 Doris
Sylvester, Water st. Skowhegan. Tel.
1912. 2w3SF
As HouSEKEEPER. AGNES BEAN.
Norridgewoek. 3W3SF
GOLD LoCKET AND CHAIN SOME
WHERE between Emery-BroWn'S store
and Heselton st. Mrs. Ralph Butler
at the Emery-Brown store, Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. lW3S"
As HOUsEKEE PER or ANY GEN
ERAL WORK. Must go home nights.
Evie Dunton, Jewett st, Skowhegan.
2w3SF
IN sOME SKOWHEGAN STORE or
office. Graduated from Skowhegan
High School. commercial course, 1924,
Dorothy c. Kilbreth, S~kowhegan. N.
r.. Phone 1873. 3w37F
AT CLERICAL OFFICE OR ME-
CHANICAL work, am % years OF
age and can put my hand to most any
thing. Can give references. Ray r.
Raymond, III Water st. Tel. 1S6-11,
tf36k
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For Sale--M sceHaneous

lair GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Switches, transformations. n side
waves made from combings and cut
hair at Miss Towne's. Room 16. J. p.
Merrill Building, Skowhegan. tf32
THIS is gHE PLACE TO GET YOUR
blankets. trunks, bags and suit cases
at lowest prices. Good always right.
G. b. Dow, the Harness Man, Skowhe-
gan. 1w3S'
WOODS QUILTS AND MATTRESSES
Just the thing for contract work.
camping or logging. Parkman's Wa
ter Street Store, Skowhegan. 4w3S
CLOSING OUT AXLE GREASE At
same money than anybody in business.
c.. b. Dow, the Harness Man. Skowhe-
gan. 1w3S'
DRY FOOT SLAB WOOD. J. F.
Roderick, East Chandler St, Skowhe-
gan. y. f.. Tel. 116-21. tf3S
BEST QUALITY LOAN DELIVERED
anywhere. }. f. Roderick. Cast Chan
dIer ST. sSSwhesan. n F. Tel, 1 tfss
10 CORDS DRY ROCK MAPLE
four foot wood. viii deliver in town
or sell in carload lots. People liv-
ing i'm large towns order from us and
save middleman's profit. Joseph La
Pointe or John Pooler, Bingham. 4w3S'
FARMERS HAVE A DOZEN
good four barrels with both heads.
Call Saturday at 70 Court st. Howard
g Herrln. 3w3S
APPLE BARRELS. STANDARD
barrels on hand. Can fill orders at
my shop at Hinckley and at Skowhe-
gan on Athens road. promptly. Il. +.
Light. Hinckley. 2w3S
wool YARN-ALL WOOL YARN
for sale from manufacturer, 75c to so
per 10. Free samples. H. A. Bart
lett, Harmony, 4w3S ,
DOUBLE HARNESS NEVER BEEN
used. Mrs. Bertha Britton. Tel.
l29-2. RID 3, S~kowhegan. 2w3SF
\ MODERN FIREPLACE STOVE
sell for $50. Carl Curtis, 81 Water
street. tf3S
\ FINE TONE PIANO. va REA-
son for selling. am moving to. another
part Of the state. Herbert &. Tobey,
Skowhegan. r. f. d. No. 3. 4w3SF
SHARrLETS STRAWBERRY PIants
for sale. Fred u. Nelson, Canaan.
2w3SF
nRY sTOVEwooD. VI. w. CAY
Ford. Skowhegan. r. f. d. No. I.
Farmers Tel. 49,. 2w38F'
APPLIES FoR SALE ON REE OH
would consider picking and selling by
the barrel. Baldwins. Greetings n
Spies. Free from all worms. J. f.
Woodsom, RED /, Skowhegan. n. +.
Phone 17-5. 3w3SF
BOARD BUILDING. 1Ox2O ny 10 FIT.
high. Suitable for sporting camp. gar
age or hen house. SO built as to be
economically taken down and moved.
f. A.. Strickland, New Portland. 4w3s'
SAY TT WITH FLOWERS WHILE
they are living as well as after they
are dead. Buy your flowers where
they grow them and get fresh ones.
Funeral work is done right. Buck
nam's Greenhouses. Skowhegan. 3w3S
STOVE WOOD, JUNK WOOD. ALSO
lumber. G. II. Whittemore, Skowhe-
gan, RED Z. Farmers Phone 1913.
iw3SF
PAIR HORSES, $500
pounds and double harness. heavy dump
cart, extra good heavy set sleds, blan-
kets. whiffle trees. trace chains, neck
Jokes. All for $500. Perley Lane,
I2l1 North St, Skowhegan. 2w3S'
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MO y u VI II fsfty RUIN FtooHs "OD-
ERN. part let. high land. viewing Ken
nebec; double garage: lawn; flowers;
fruit: 5 minutes Augusta. Best resi-
Schools. Terms. investigate. Hutch
inson. 70 Second. Hallowell. Aware
Situated about 2 IL miles from Nor
branch Of the II. c.. R. r. at Bangs
Siding. Consists of small house. shed,
in sink. Land free from rocks with
wood and quite a lot of lumber. Good
land for berries and garden vegetables.
ness. VIII sell for cash or on terms
if desired. Price very reasonable for
quicle sale. Address all letters for
2w37F
$1,000 SECURES 10 ACRE FARMS
miles Btia7lngor' mile ~ RR town; 30
mated 500 eds. wood; 5000 TT. timber;
apple orchard; small fruits. Good 3
room house: lights: water; telephone;
piazza; shaded lawn; Is #. barn: wat
er at cribs: silo; garage; henhouse.
Price $1,000; only $1,000 needed includ-
ing potato and farm machinery. wag-
ing machine. etc. Maine Farm Agency,
W. S. S%pauldlng, Representatives. Pitts
field. Maine. 2w37
81 ACRE FARM IN TILLAGE, PAS
TURE and woodland. Four miles
from Skowhegan. Very fine orchard.
Herbert c. Tobey. RID 3. y. f. Pohne
l02-f3. tf37F
FARM "a MILE FROM ST. AL
BANS, Me, 2 miles from Hartland. LOG
acres. % tillage, Is acres pasture. Bal
ance wood and lumber estimated to
cut ssooo in wood and lumber Nth a
20 IT. posted. ~clapboarded, painted;
shed 15x3O; ell 15x24;- main house
22x2S: story and half; I rooms: hard
wood floor in cook room and pantry;
running water in sink; shop 20x20; hen
house. 1890, for 200 hens. brooder
house Exit: with a 400 chick Newton
ing tools: l double g body and
hay rack: dump cart; New mower;
rake. tedder, horse fork and warp; q
horse hoe: Prov c%ultivator; rigger;
wheel harrow; spring tooth harrow;
corn harvester; grain binder; gas en-
e sipe: s sfd2e 1ood. 6 For eow qu'f / h effei II I
pair 2800 horses, harnesses: zoo hens,
$50 worth of small tools, all for 10000.
Part cash, balance on easy terms; :. i
crops at time of sale. 3w56F
FINE NEW HOME IN EXCELLEST
ed: l unfinished. Garage for two cars.
and large garden. owner plans to
sell at once. Part cash. Cleveland
N AIlBilOlt II hdulHOH ~ - INV -
gan. ilo'
a-ROoM HOUSE. MUST DE NOV
ED. Price 5000. Allie Buteau; 8
Railroad St, S~kowhegan. aw36'
COTTAGE AND % ACRES OF LAND.
easterly shore Lake W~esserunsett, very
favorable location. Four miles from
Skowhegan. n. J. Roullard, 10 French
St. SkoWhegan. 4W5bE
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES, AND
t~imberlands. h Roderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. tf35
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from ~neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp, school or summer resort. 2
other sets OF farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. F. G.
Hayden. Abbot. tf22
HOUSE LOT ON BEECH ST, REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood, Madison RID /. N. E.
Tel. 1872. Skowhegan Eek. tits
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To Let

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE WITH rrI
MACE. Inquire j. A. Chabot Wio,1
St, Skowhegan. y. r. Phone -. \
lgJj
A NEW BUNGALOW, JUST cod
PLETED. at Lakewood. Nicely AZ
nished, screen-in porch. eoibv i
Huff, Skowhegan. Tel. y. L. 237..q |
tf3l
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT, : RooJ
Electric light, flush closet. 81 Sl1
mer ST., Skowhegan. tf5il
SIX ROOM APARTMENT. MoppI
conveniences. newly papared N
painted on Water st. Inquire at Fl
Gurney's, 1873 Water st. m
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN RO0J
with modern conveniences. Inquire |
A. H. lies. "a Main ST., Skowhegan. |
tflSF)
TWO FURNISHED ROOMs nd
light housekeeping, also front nd
with board, all modern convenient
Inquire of Belle Cooper, 81 Mecha1
Street, Skowhegan. N. e. Tel 2.lll
IT'D
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MODE1
conveniences, centrally located. M
Postoffice. 1T Water St, Skowheg1
N. E. Phone 1861. I'll
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PEARL NECKLACE LEFT IN SOM
ERSET Traction car leaving Madison
8 o'clock Monday or between waiting
room in Skowhegan and my home Mt
SO High Street. Reward. i, NJ.
Tinkham, Farmers Tel. 1912. 1w3S"
BLACK AND WHITE SILK SCARF.
Reward If finder will return to Miss
Ida j. Towne. 10 Merrill Block. Water
St, Skowhegan. Telephone asia.
1w3S"
BETWEEN SkOWHEGAN AND
Brighton, one black wool sweater, slip
over style. Initials embroidered ON
back of collar. Suitable reward. Err
nest Decker, 80 East Leavitt st, 2w38
SMALL WOODEN o SOME
WHERE between Madison and LaTone.
Contains household articles. Finder
please notify w. l.. Miner, Larone.
2w3Ss
PAIR GLASSES, BROWN FRAMES,
in Bingham or Skowhegan or between
the two towns. Reward offered. r. r.
Patten, Skowhegan. 3w37F
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BUNCH KEYS. OWNER MAY HAVE
same By paying cost of this ad. In
dependent-Reporter Co. lw3S
TAIL LIGHT AND No. PLATE NfO7
between Skowhegan and Madison. In
dependent Reporter CO. 2W3sF
1872 NUMBER PLATE FOUND.
owner may have same by paying cost
OF this ad. Observation-Disclosures Co.
VIZ
FOUND-A PLACE WHERE YoI
can buy 12-thread Real silk ladies'
hosiery in 10 shades at 133 Ia a pair
by the box. Gentlemeu'S 81, Pure
silk. Every pair guaranteed. See our
SILK and wool. Mrs. :. Hafey, Show
hogan. 4W37t
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Miscellaneous

ROOM OR ROOM WITH B0,H
wanted, preferably in private fama
w. c. Allen, Care of independent. ID
porter. 2w3sP1
LADY SEEN TAKING DARK BID
and white plate. very old and Ssl
able. at session of Pomona meehJ
Sept. 9th. in Cornville, should ret}
same at once. thus saving furt1
trouble. If this is done name will 4
be mentioned. Mrs. Charles + Mood
RID T.. 283sd
MARRY-BI SINIiSS Gill
worth $4,000. Widow Is. <3501
girl 10, sac. 900. Write for leSard
tons and photos. club, ~ lankI
shien Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal. wi
ELDERLY PEOPLE WANTED
Board. Mrs. Charles b. Smith, n
5. Skowhegan. tf3s1
WANT AN EMPRESS WAGON Ay
| nave a cream separator. practical
new, that / would like to trade for
william r.. futile. North St. skoW
gan. opposite Thibodeau's store 2g9
/ WISH TO EXCHANGE \ God
Rugged work horse for young stoekl
cows. a. T.. Jewett, SkoWhegan. III
3, Back Road. "A
VAN sICKLIN'S CIDER MILL
now open. on the State road 70 va
erVille, about four miles below Skol
hogan. Sweet cider for sale. "a
lR3iF
HAVE A HORSE TIL At l M0t9
be pleased to let some boy or elrl \
for driving to and from school lor
keeping. Isaiah Crowell SkaWheg1
II. +. d. No. 2. Farmers Phone "a
Address DESIRED OF LADY
Brewer who telephoned me regard
my piano a few weeks since Ha1
ed catalog at the time lthe only y
| had) and am very ANXIOUS Tor rs
turn. r. r. Patten, Skowhesan. ~
EAR PUFFs, SWITCHES A
transformations made from cut "
and combings. Mrs. Gertrude H. y
born, Madison, Me, r. F.. u. w. n
sHAVINGS GIVEN AWAY TO my
who will come for them. 81. kea3
Mfg. Co. Skowhegan. II
DEVELOPING AND PRlNf1hl]
neatly and promptly done at lne "A
Studio, 81 Water st. Can OF ~
your films to us. Il
GEORGE D.. MOSIER. NNi.h1
Born Magnetic Healer from BOSTON, J
chronic, nerves, stomach anu m]
disease, rheumatism. etc? saeeess n
treated. Call and see him VIZ a
day, Saturday and Sunday nhtli ia
er notice at Skowhegan Iiaase' IN
hogan.
KOyERFLOR, A REALLY 80 a.,
FACTORY material for your ~
more like cement than paint al
hard and durable. Send Tor "A
card or come and see US
& Son. Russell Street, SkoWhes'''
SEND SHOES FOR REPAlRiNS 10,
maN to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital nhO,
hogan. Full line of mems worn % =
dress shoes. Lowest prices ID n
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE LA y,
press, block. bleach and colo, mt
While While YOU wait. Shoe dyeing a sps
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes ciS SS'
inst like new. Peter Leakos' o1,s
and Hat Cleaning, SkoWhesan'
SETH PHOTO sTUDIO-YoIh fn y
on most card. Finished VINE ~,
walt. Developing and prlnl,ns = foI
grade amateur work. cko,
hour service. Telephoho m
hogan.
DO YOU NEED AN ADrrNG NJ NJ
CHINE? We can rent you q IN
sUNDsTRAND for any leng n q The
and at a very small chargs' md a
machines have only 10 haVchijd q
very simple to Operate m%ultlpt
run them. They will add, dol
substract and divide. Teiepn0 odent.R ri
phones) or write The lndepe" II,
porter Co.
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PLEASANT RIDGE

+. e. Beanie crew of men have
Camp No. 2 nearly completed. AT
Camp No. / there were about 80 men
cutting pulp last week.
Mrs. Perley Bickford was ON the
sick list last week but is improving.
Quite a number are planning to see
the Covered Wagon" at Kennebec
Hall, Bingham, the 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Edgar Nodine and two chill
dren Virginia and Ira have rooms in
Arlie Pooler's house on Main street,
Bingham, so the children can attend
school.
Harold Sinclair of Bingham is work
ing for Floyd Hunnewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, Il. Hunnewell and
son Robert went to Quebec. Sept. II,
returning the 18th.
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PRICn TICKETs non

-, n.s asCAEIs For Man,
All KINDS OF merchandise. Ss s.,
Ivy ticSets assorted S cts. to * No.
s cts. to so cts. price SIIpass' a~ssort1
81, 100 tickets assorted q IN Set N
price $1.15. Sent on ~approva 10 sid
assortments to order. IndaL othl
Reporter Co. inaependeal
PIANO-ExTRA FINE u
TIFUL instrument manufaND BEAd
Paul. Mehlin & Sons. SS tvlaared ;
Baby Grand; Length I'VE fes enown ;
ches. Width four feet Ter s nine D
Height fhree feet three inoh. inehd
size and corresponding styla Sad
by this firm sells for $3.50 n9~ ma
strumenteoffered for $575. r nus n l
ten. :" /. I'd
ASBESTOS DOOR, FIT. IN n.y.
by 6 IT.. 8 in. high. Hingas' WIN
taching at top and pulieys VIII, tof .,
cord for raising and lowerinp IN
with door If desired. h SUPPLE
ment would cost new S25' wecut1
for $4.25. independently enor;d III 4
USED SEWING MACHINES .s,.1
as IS each. Get a new SINGER a ~
trio machine. We also hava eAd
plete stock OF cabinet and so
models. Liberal allowance on su5
old machine. Full line accesso,sGJ]
Singer Sewing Machine Co. A. T. MI w5
temore. Mgr. 172 Water ST., Sko"waa]
gan. SOsa
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. y
have gummed paper tape in roll. VI
venient for doing up packages ~
required by the American Ey,.J
Company for use on certain c%onta,,.]
prices as follows, postpaid. ,no, w
roll, 45c; Q inch per roll, Soc. = u
per roll. 75c. Liberal disconp, u u
qauntity orders. Independent-Ra,,J
err Co. NpvJ
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-18
For Sale Poultry and
Supplies

SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED
pullets, 100 April Matched from Hague
hatchery stock of Gorham. Price
reasonable. Everett Wing, Albion.
2w37s
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For Sale--Livestock

A PAIR OF WORKING HORSES.
weight 1900. Reason for selling on
account of illness. Ansel Nickerson.
n. Il. Phone CO. Mercer. 2w3SF
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lines inserted once for Csc. four times for : Eta
with order. Each additional line 30 . eash
lines, reckon an average OF O wSkds. stnwn.p"a"uhs
II not paid in advance. Zoe additional i. 'aken,
81 : ~ charged,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-18

o AND RABBIT HOUNDS. l YR.
old. broke. Charles puInont, IA Park
Island. 2w38f
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ERN. part let. high land, viewing Ken
nebec; double garage: lawn; flowers;
fruit: 5 minutes Augusta. Best resi-
Dental section: near cars, trains.
schools. Terms. investigate. Hutch
inson, 70 Second. Hailowell. 4w37'
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PUREBRED H~oLSTEIN. TWO Hell
FER calves six months old, price $50:
also four from one to two years old
and one two year old bull. Sire. a
son of King Walker. Howard {. Row
ell, cornville. Me, y. E. Tel. Athens
Exchange 1i-12. 2w38F