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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
WOMEN AT MOBILE 's ':s PLEAD FOR GRANT
Declare Life Term Sufficient For Chicago Youth

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 19.-Many letters and telegrams were forwarded to Coy, Len Small by the members of the Mobile county League of Women Voters and other omen's clubs today, asking him to commute the death sem tence of Bernard Grant, Chicago youth, convicted of murder, to life impris- onment. The women say that life term will serve the ends of justice just as we'll as an. execution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
CLAYTON RESIGNS
 AS v. s. ATTORNEY
Will Resume Practice Of Law
 At Eufaula

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. 19.- Lee Clayton, assistant United States district attorney for the middle district of Alabama, has submitted his resigna- tion to the attorney general to become effective when his successor is named. MT. Clayton announced he will resume private law practice in Eufaula when he has retired from office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
CONSPTRACY CHARGED

MOBILE, Ala. Sept. 19.-RObert Carlyle, Frank Allen and John Reeves were taken into custody today by the federal officials charged with conspir- ing to threaten or intimidate Josh Imms. It Is alleged that the men con spired to intimidate Imms as a result of prosecutions made in the federal court. The men are said to have ac- cused Imms of giving information to the authorities and to have threatened him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20

L. Wilson, Blocton; Frank N. Wynne. Altoona; B. Simpson. Garden City; c. Armstrong West. Birmingham; L. B. Baird, Jasper; Ernest B. Gaston, Fairhope; Mrs. R. c. Gladden., Birming. ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
THE NEW RIBBONS

Extremely supple are the new rib bons with squares of gold or silver woven into the satin. These ribbons come in a number of colers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
HABITAT: U. S. A.

Teacher-what is the best-known na- tive American animal?
 Johnny-The hot deGAEife.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20
The First National Bank Of Birmingham, Ala.

elAtemenE June 3Uth, 1884
 kkGfHIRCkS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-20

ATHENS.-J. S. Mcdonald has pur-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-28
A Surprise Party

Mrs. Joseph L. Fountain of Milburn
street was much surprised Saturday
night, when she returned from an auto
ride to find some of her friends had
come TO greet her on her birthday. As
she entered the house, Mrs. Eddie
Gilbert was playing march. The
evening included singing and victrola
music, while ice cream, cake, fancy
cookies and punch were served. The
surprised hostess received an electric
coffee percolator and other gifts. The
friends departed at late hour, wish
ing Mrs. Fountain many more happy
birthdays to come. Recent guests at
the Fountain home have been Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Boulieau and son, Norman
and Napoleon Fountain of Putnam.
Conn. This was their first trip thru
Maine and they were delighted with
the state
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-28
Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

BY EXPERIENCED STEM OGRAPH-
Err with references. Florence Hamm,
Skowhegan RED 2. Tel. 209-3l. 1W35F
CHANCE TO WORK MY BOARD so
that | may go to the Sl<owhegan High
School the coming year. Am 10 years
old and handy at many things Frank
Keast. Skowhegan, RID 3. 4w35F
no MDAT
AS HOUsEI<EEPER. MARJORIE
Lisbon, 8 Shirley st, Skowheean.
GOOD LASTING JOB CUTTING
Cord or other wood. Can begin last
of September or October LIST. T.. L.
Brown. Starks. 3w3iF
NURSING TO 10 or ANY WORK
with good pay. Mrs T.. \. Locke.
Farmers Phone &c Starks. Me (Madi-
son fxchange). 3w34F
WISH TO MOVE no SkOWHEGAN
because of the good schools Am Il
young married man and would like
steady employment either store, cleri-
cal or other work of which | am cap
able of doing Can furnish references.
G. Il. Campbell, Wilton. 3w34F
AS NIGHT WATCHMAN IN A MILL,
or wherever such help is wanted.
have had thirty years experience. w.
u. Nickerson, Harmony, Maine. Tel.
2-Sl. 4w33F
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s1400 GETS 800 ACRE FARM 10
COWS. 3 HORSES, complete farming
tools. stoyewood. straw, hay, hens, hog,
large acreage corn, potatoes, beans,
oats. on improved road handy to town,
near school and neighbors. 125 acres
rich loan tillage, pasture for over 20
head, valuable pine, fir and hemlock
timber, pulpwood. birch, sugar naples,
apple orchard. Good room house,
piazza, running water good &C TT. barn,
stable. shed, Toulouse. Price $4,000,
only $1,000 needed. balance 5000 per
year. A rare bargain in central Maine.
Maine Farm Agency, W. S. Spaulding,
Representative. Pittsfield. Maine. 4w32
NEW COTTAGE At LAKEWOOD
west side, furnished. For quick sale
$3.50. Inquire Parsons Garage, 81
Madison avenue, Skowhegan- tf24
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. b. q.
Hayden, Abbot. tf22
HOUSE LOT ON BEECH ST. REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood, Madison RID 1. N. E.
Tel 1872, Skowhegan Elk. tits
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ExtradltlOn Papers Granted

Governor Baxter has granted extra
dition papers in the case of William
Russell Elliott, who has been living
in the Larone district and against
whom an indictment has been issued
by the Supreme Court out of the Suf-
folk County Court at Boston, by re-
quest of Alvan T. Fuller, acting gov
ernor of the Commonwealth. On re-
ceipt of these papers, Sheriff Mooers
and Deputy Tuscan rearrested Elliott
and now through his counsel, +. l..
Ames of Norridgewock, he is seeking
to be released from Jail on a writ of
habeas corpus. A new hearing will
be asked for before one of the SUI
preme Court Justices He was in
dicted on the charge of abandonment
OF his wife and children.
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Toilet

a NEW BUNGALOW, JUST COM
PLETED. at Lakewood Nicely fur
nshed. screen-in porch. Colby IT.
Hun. Skowhegan. Tel N. f. 237-2.
tf31
SIX-ROOM TENEMENT ON EAST
Front st. near mills, with or without
garage space. Apply to r, w. Dover
East Front st. tf34
AN Al SIX ROOM TENEMENT AT
II Maple ST., all ready to move in. Best
of neighbors. pleasantest street In
town. $40 per month. M. b. Hesel-
ton, Skowhegan. N. Il. Tel 1852.
1O-ROOM LODGING HOUSE, BATH
and electric lights. 5-room fat with
bath and electric lights. ]. ID. Symons,
Skowhegan. 3w34
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUsEkEEP-
ING at 143 North Ave. Mrs. Sam La
rochelle. 4w34s ;
TWO FIRST CLASS TENEMENTs
partly furnished or unfurnished. In
quire at Fowler's Paint Shop, Russell
St, Skowhegan. tf3&
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Mr.. williams had a cheerful dis
position, being always ready to extend
a helping hand to his neighbors and
friends and will be greatly missed.
The funeral services were held at
the Moose River Congregational
Church Saturday afternoon at 2.30
O'Clock, Rev. Harry c. Vrooman OF
Greenville officiating. Gathering
Home" Looking This Way and
"Abide With Me" We're rendered by
Mrs. Tardy, Mrs. Vinal Iughey Dan
lei Hancox and Guy Winslow. The
profusion of flowers were mute
testimonials of the affection and es-
teen of relatives and friends. The
pail bearers we're: Daniel Hancox,
irving Adams, Adolph Chamberlain,
Ambrose Colby, Philander Mckinney
and John Bulmer. Burial was at
the Whipple Cemetery.
Those present from out or town
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams
and daughter Gertrude of Brighton,
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Bean and son
Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Mont Bean and
daughter Iona of Bingham, Mrs.
Laura Shea. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Witham
of Caratunk, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bean
and son Kenneth, Frank Durgin, Mrs.
Eta F.. Morris, Mrs. Elsie Dnrgin,
The Forks, Mrs. VIM. Burns, Sher-
brooke, Que, Mrs. l.. II. Moore, Port
land, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Burke and
Richard Burke, Augusta. Mrs. Jos.
Norton and son Young, North Arson,
and George o. Moulton, Emblem.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness, words OF
sympathy and beautiful flowers durs
ing our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Kate Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke
Miss Ida Moore
Miss Erma Williams
Jackman, Me-, August %, 1924.
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Jonah =. Williams


In the death of Jonah Spaulding
Williams, who passed TO the higher
life on Thursday, August i4th last,
this community loses zone Of its old
est and respected citizens.
The deceased was born September
Is, 1854 at The Forks. Maine, and in
1874 married Ida NJ. Bean of that
town. Four children were born TO
them: Frost Williams of Jaekman,
Lepha Moore of Portland. Ivy Holden.
deceased, and Flossie Burke of Au-
gusta In 1855 the family removed
to Wisconsin where Mr.. Williams was
employed as a blacksmith for period
of five years, after which he returned
to the place of his birth for short
period before removing to Jackman,
where he resided until his death.
Ida NJ. Williams died in 1909 and
later Mr.. Williams married Mrs. Kate
Quincy who survives.
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

ny CAMP MODIN, LAKE GEORGE.
Canaan, one Oldsmobile truck, 1921
one Oldsmobile seven passenger tour
ing car lWd0
OVERLAND ROADSTER. MODEL.
1918, in good condition. $75 cash or
will exchange for a new milch COW.
Mrs Almon Rowe, Detroit Tel. u,
Plymouth. 2wSbF
q CYL, 7 PASSENGER PATTERSON
Car. good tires. Continental mo-
tor. Just overhauled. $500. A. A.
Games, "a Leavitt ST. Tel 1858. 4w34
WAGNER II. y. MOTOR F0R
SALE In good condition. Apply to
The Enfield Advocate, Enfield, ~ Fl.
4Y32f
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Cornvllle Citizens Should Register

Citizens of Cornville are asked to
bear in mind the fact that in order to
vote on election day, Monday, Sep
TENDER Sth, their names must be upon
the voting list not later than Satur-
day, September 9Th, at o'clock. The
registration lists are at my home
Your name can be added by calling or
properly notifying me on or before the
date mentioned.
LESTER G. STEVENS,
Chairman Board Selectmen
of Cornyille
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Mrs. John White OF Madison Seriously
Hurt

Augusta, Aug. 26-The plnnging
into roadside boulder of sedan in
which Mr.. and Mrs. John White of
Madison were riding, bound for Bos-
ton, wrecked the car, inflicted severe
bruises on Mrs. Whites right shoulder
and side, and fractured one of her
lower ribs on that side. Mr.. White
wos not injured. The two right
wheele were smashed off the car, the
running board and the front window
on that side were broken and the
front of the machine was smashed
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-28

REAR TIRE, SCRiPS BOOTH. ~
rim, between Skowhegan and Brighton
Finder notify Gard Morrow, Oakland
RID IS. or Reporter Office. lw35
TIRE WRENCH CTHE KIND MADE
use of with demOuntable rims) near
foot of Robbins Hill on Scion road,
Friday. August 10. Finder will be
suitably rewarded for it's return. II. T.
Patten Skowhegan. Telephone 100
tf35F.
TWO KEYS ON RING. ONE is FLAT,
about ia in long The other has a
groove on each side. Small leather
strap on ring. Edward ], Lessard. "a
Corvette st. lW55
SUNDAY, BETWEEN EAST RIDGE
road and Cornville road, tire, size
34X4h with rim. Finder please return
TO Peter Debe, Water St, Skowhegan
and receive reward 2wS4
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
some one who has small or medidm
pipeless furnace to sell. Must be in
George w. Hopkins Gem St 2w35'
GOOD BEEF CATTLE. II. T..
Davis. Farmers Phone 2-11-t0. 2W34
SECOND HAND sILO. MIST DE IN
g~od condition. State size and price.
Don NJ. Towne, Madison 2w34
SMALL HOUSE N GOOD REPAIR
with garden lot preferred. Box l155.
Madison. 1W35t
LOOSE HAY. BRAGG * NARNEY.
Skowhegan. \. T.. Tel. 1876. 2w33F
FEW GOOD-BLoODED FOX or
rabbit hounds. old enough to commence
running-10 months to / IL years old
S. e. Stowell, X. No. ?, Strong Me.
3w33F
POULTRY. WRITE ME WHAT
you have. Guy Nelson, Canaan, Maine.
iw32F
FARM CONSISTING OF BETWEEN
80 and 50 acres. Buildings must be in
good condition. Orchard. Joseph LA
Polnte, Factory Street, Skowhegan
4w32F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, Skowhegan, n.
r. Phone 2SI-3 tf31
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-28
Band Concert at Chautauqua

The concert to be given by the Citi-
zens Band at the Chautauqua Tent,
next Sunday evening at Z o'clock
promises to beIone to please the low
ers of standard music as well as
those who enjoy popular numbers. 1t
will include selections from George
Cohan's popular operas, Sousa's New
March. the Mobiles of Mystic Shrine.
The Overture Is to be selected, and a
march arrangement of selections from
the Grand Opera by Missud and
"America the Beautiful" will be fea-
lures. Special attention is called to
the selection "Recollections of Steph-
en- Foster" this arrangement of songs
written by our greatest writer OF
Southern Melodies will be enjoyed as
old familiar tunes. 1t will also be
interesting to many that so many of
these old darkey songs were composed
by this writer.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-28

Spear. r. +. u. |, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
VULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires and tubes; viii give one
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler. SO Park
St, Dexter. tf24
USED CARS. HUPPsI 1 F0RDl 1
Dodge; l Studebaker truck, about l
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, Old Point
Garage, Madison. TITS
1922 CHEVROLET, IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest F. Dionne, 102 North
St, Skowhegan. N. E. Phone S3-4
tf1e
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

CHAMBERMAID AND COOK For
seven or eight, wanted at once, plain
cooking. Lake Parlin Farm, Jackman
Station. 1W35F
GIRL TO HELP WITH CARE or
small children. Mrs. NJ Z. Merrill.
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE
u. & o. Steering Control for Ford cars.
CHARLES s. Sprague. Stratton 1w35'
GIRG OR WOMAN WANTED ron
general housework Mrs e. u. Miller
Elm st, Skowhegan. Tel 34-3;
GIRL on woMAN ron GENERAL
lily PerleY Moulton. bingham. 2w35F
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
sEowhesan rel &. u. 1851. 5w35F
TABLE GIaL At skowHEGA>
House. SkOwh hogan. 2w3jF
Girl Or WOMAN As HOUSE
2 Dinsmore St. Skowhegan. 3w35F
a WOMAN TO Work IN a HOARD
ING house. Gqod place and good
wages6 Mrs. Fred Masterman. Box
2l5N Scatton, 2w35F
BOY TO DO CHORES FoR BOARD.
Opportunity to attend school. Good
homie. Aged man would do. W. r.
Marston. RED 81, Oakland. 2w3iF
AN ALI-ROIND FARM HAND.
Walter Crosby, NorridgeWoek. y. L.
Phone 1915. tf31F
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERA Al
housework in camp at Lake Parlin
Farm Phone or write Mrs Louise
Piel LanRe, Lake Parlin Farm. Jack
man Station, Me. 2w34F
NIGHT OPERATOR At NORRIDGE-
WOck central exchange. Apply at
Norrdgewock or Skowhegan Office.
Somerset Coop. Tel. Go. tf33F
MAN AND WIFE. MODERATE PAY.
Steady work If both are satisfactory.
References. S. Blaisdell, Belgrade,
Maine Tel 31-32 4W33F
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Maine State Fair

In another column appears the
Maine State Fair advertisement. an
nouncing the Lewiston Fair next
week. This includes fine race pro-
gram with $4,000 In purses. Races
called at 40 daylight saving time.
September LIST is "Elk's Day; End,
Governors Day; 3rd. Merchants Day
and 4th, Shrine Day. There will be
special rates on Maine Central Rail
road and G. A. r. members admitted
free
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For Sale--Livestock

PURE BLOOD DIR0c JERSEY
pigs and shoats William Roberts.
Skowhegan. RID 7. 2w35F
sHoATS, WEIGHING 100 LBS.
for sale at once. W. L. Hill, X. 6.
Skowhegan. y. f. Phone 143-2 1w35F
NY BEST REGISTERED GUERN-
SEY COW. due to freshen in December.
Also two registered Guernsey bulls
that viii be ready for service in
due to freshen in September. Write
for prices and description OF call and
see them. Maurice \ Malbon Skow-
hogan. 4 +. y. No. :. 2w35F
WHITE COLLIE PIPs. BLACK
heads aud spots. twelve weeks old.
from registered stock. Prices from
$40 10 $50 each Full description and
suap shot .0n request. Edward L.
clark West MILAN. y IL Gw34'
WHITE CHESTER PIGS. MRS.
Joseph Whittemore. RED ?, Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Phone 2n-i10. 4w34F
TWO HEIFERs, ONE GUERNSEY
and one Jersey, C,lydes L. Allen.
SCOTCH COLLIE PJPs FROM REG
ISfERED mother. males IS, females,
So. Also beautiful purebred full
grown female collie, kind and intelli-
gent. An ideal playmate for child
rem. Diana II. Hight, K. :, Skowhe-
gan. 1WJdf
YEAR OLD COLT WEIGHING
about 1900. Partly broken to work
double. c. f.. Whipple, K. u. No. |,
4W33F
PAIR WORK HORSES. ABOUT 1000.
Also riding wagon run less than 20
miles. Morris Moore. L. f. -. Mo-.
!, Madison. 4w33F
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay, weighs about 1850 Nice light
wagon and harness. Also n Farming
ton sleigh r. A. Strong. Arson, Me.
" e. Tel. 1888. Box 1855. tf30
TWO HORSES or MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more, clever for children. Inquire of
Mr. Ware at Dows Harness Shop, Wat
er St, Skowhegan. tf24
RIGHT TYPE HOLSTEINS FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber Dryden, Maine. b2wzF
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Found
4 pam or DARK SHELL GLASSES

PAIR OF DARK SHELL GLASSES
in ease on Madison avenue Monday
night. August %. Owner MAY have
same by calling at this Office and pay
ing cost of this ad 2W35
SMALL HHOMN PURSE IN FRONT
of \ r. IeWett's Market. Contains
pink handkerchief aud change. In
auire at LinwoOd Nutting's Jewelry
Store Water st. 1w35'
BINCH OF KEYS N Brown
folder Owner may have same by
paving cost of this ad. 2W3i
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NOTICE OF FORECLOsIRE

Whereas. Charles il. Durgin. of West
Forks Plantation, in the County of
Somerset and state. Of Maine. by his
mortgage deed;dated July 20, 1920, and
recorded IN Somerset County, Registry
of Deeds, Book 1862. Page 237 conveyed
to John Durgin of said West Forks
Plantation, certain lot or parcel of
land, with the buildings thereon, 81
tuated in said West Forks Plantation
and bounded as follows. ito wit: Com
mencing at a cedar post and a stone
on the north side of the County Road
and on the east line of land now owned
and occupied by the Heirs of Jere-
miah Durgin; thence south forty de-
grees east on the north line of said
County Road twenty-four rods to a
stake and stone; thence north fifty de-
grees east twenty rods TO stake and
stone; thence north forty degrees west
forty rods to stake and stone; thence
on the east line of said Durgln Heirs
hand twenty-seyen rods to the first
mentioned bounds, containing four
acres more or less.
Whereas, the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, NOW THERE
FORE by reason of the breach thereof
| claim foreclosure of said mort
gage.
Dated at bingham. Maine, this TWEEN
ty- fifth day of August. A. ID, 1874.
JOHN DURGIN
BY Royden Y. Brown
3w35 His Attorney duly authorized
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For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies

COLUMBIAN wYANDoTTEs AND
b. T. Rock cockerels. Bred for years
for heavy egg production. (Not show
birds but layers). Healthy and strong.
81 ut door or $3.50 f. o. b. Newport.
w A. Smith. Newport. Maine. Tel.
I2-1i 3w33F
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Advertisements In these columns to .,...
lines inserted ones fsr -. fesr times 70. "a. ~.
with ORDER Each additional li.e 30 Ia 4a...- casa
lines, reckon an ayssaGs 81 wsxa.. stam.. .'.
II paid IN aevssess lee additional Ia ... aSeA
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Plan to meet all your friends at the
big Skowhegan Fair, September 9, 10,
IL and II, they'll all be there.
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VERY CoNyEN,E>-r

VERY CONVENIENT NM,
rooms and stable on uaaNF OF Il
Electric lights. G ertrnda" street
Water street, Skowheran o4tes. ii
Phone 29-4I0. Farmefs]
FURNisHED ROOMS An
WOOD by the day or week \. lake.
sonable terms. MAKE cry real
now for camp meeting. Ami, Eati0ns
,Dulac. rear Lakewood Theatrs Jos u
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT ''1
Electric light, flush closet onooas.
mer ST.. Skowhegan. 90 SUM
A FURNISHED HOUSE on NJ
bath, electric lights, hot air nnooasl
cation. Independent Reporter " me, 01
SIX Room APARTMENT. xon1
conveniences, newly paInrsd "ERy
painted on Water st. Inouire a, anJ
Gurney's. 1ss Water st. at Z. ]
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN poo.]
with modern conveniences Ino,oh9
A. II. lies. ~ Main ST., ekowhesane .,
tflsF
TWO FURNISHED Rooas II
light housekeeping, also front roI
with board, all modern convsn,a.oea3
Inquire of Belle Cooper ~ Wanhees
Street. Skowhegan. NJ b. Tel nan
tfls
sYEAM HEATED ROOMS. won,.
conveniences, centrally located IN
Postemce. ATT Water ST., Skowbass1
N. E. Phone 1861. ~ !
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Observation-Disclosures 81 year,
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Wanted-To Buy

Adds under this head free to eur
Iubscribers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1924-12-04

With Aunt Dolly; the sight OF It
caused another wave of homesickness
and loss.
81 can't drink It," she muttered,
turning away.
you must" he. replied quietly,
seating himself on the ground besitie
her, his countenance inexorable. She
took no notice.
Come alongl Don't be silly, Bar.
bara!"
Quickly she turned and faced him.
Then rather too hastily she took
the mug; but her hands trembled, and
the milk splashed over the edge. He
placed his fingers over hers and
guided them and the cool firm touch
brought a peculiar sense Of calm and
security.
''It tasted-queer she remarked
Rising, he returned to the work of
unfastening their luggage.
"YOur case is unstrapped," he said
presently. "will you unpack II now r.
"Oh!-I can't! Not yet" she said
wearily.
shall II"
"No! Oh, dear me, not" She start.
ed up In alarm.
"Well, but-don't you want thingl
for the nightr
mo"
He looked at her in mute inquiry.
"You don't suppose" she asked with
asperity, II shall ever-undress in this
placer"
As he turned away, she saw the
same flash of white teeth in the dim
light that she had seen the first time
they met.
II advise you to change, after such a
soaking" was his only remark. He
stood near the door, as II uncertain,
for a few moments, then pushed 1t
open. Il shall have my supper outside.
Goodnight I" he added.
There was much sense in his advice :
her clothes felt stiff and heavy. Wear
lily she opened her suitcase, surprised
to find most of the contents dry. She
hastily undressed and slipped into
cool, fresh garments. Throwing on q
loose japanese dressing gown, she lay
down again, exhausted. All fears sank
into oblivion. She fell into deep.
heavy sleep.
Ito be Continue1