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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-09-18
,..'.edllies 49,
Temptations

"Where to, then, My Princess? am
at your service"
ITO the right" / commanded, and
moved over as l gave the direction
"We're going to the party at Atlantic
Beach. The bunch knew Id get there
some way or other" 14Ng
He faced me for moment, and
I noticed from the rays Of an arcligh'
that there were little lines around his
ewes. caused, not so much from laugh
ter but from keen, approaching sense
of life and its complicated situations
which judged, he had grown TO han han
die philosophically.
) I asked him to raise the windshield.
I loved the breeze through my hair.
It always gave me the thought OF
freedom and the wide, wide world.
& swish you'd step on it,, | moved
over bit closer. The road stretched
ahead with reckoning fingers. and
there swept over me the strange, no.
madic emotion that comes when
follow a road that leans on and on
with no turning. a1cnfa94s
/ yates will be an oasis" said en-
Enthusiastically. SLOWLY but surely l am
sinking. BY the way, continued, how
many did you and father have before
dinner?" 7.i ed pfa ~ 3tH
little bitsy girls shouldn't ask, SO
many questions" he mimicked me
perfectly, but noticed that the speed
of the car increased slightly.
|. At last the light of the roadhouse!
The subdued yellow glow reached out
through the Enthusiastically and al
Turing. G "'ha a
Come ahead, and I'll introduce you
to some of these notorious flappers"
I tried to look like a deacon and, TAX
ing his hand, we started toward the
aurora cast by the wrought-iron Ian
terms. e9 aef 3t. .a
'Hurrah it's Sallie! yelled one of a
group standing on the veranda. | could
see that the party was well under way
and that it needed no assistance on our
part to keep up its hilarity They
crowded about us, and although l
knew I was one of them also realized
that some of their enthusiasm was OF
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-09-18
NOTHING LIKE 1T ON EARTH

The new treatment for torn flesh, cuts,
wounds, sores or decorations that is doing
such wonderful work in flesh healing is
the Borozone liquid and powder combina-
ton treatment. The liquid Borozone is
a powerful antiseptic that purifes the
wound of all poisons and infectious germs,
while the Borozone powder is the great
healer. There is nothing like it on earth
for speed, safety and efficiency. Price
Nquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder Soc
and 60c. Sold by ii -. 9I53i
T.. T. Halle r Co.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-09-18
We Offer a Valuable Contract
With G. w. Nash

TN Decatur Ca r. Amon winning his sound
growing bank The opportunity to him comes some m
Or o0up of men in this a the valuable Mash franchise HE formed
Company handle the line and resigned from the bank
The first contract year he sold 81 new Mash Cars.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-09-18
WHEN

the letters dim and dur don't 'cuss
the typewriter. Come around to the
Leader Office and get new ribbon.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-09-18

Trade in Fitzgerald and you'll see
your dollar again.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-14
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories
TWO MOTOR BOAT ENGINES AND

TWO MOTOR BOAT ENGINES AND
propeller, shaft. gas tank, rudder and
spark coil, SO; two cylinder engine
with same equipment $15; new 10
30 Bush street. SkoWhegan. 2w32
WAGNER I ". y. MOTOR FOR
SALE. In good condition. Apply to
The Enfield Advocate, Enfield. y. II.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Az
Cleveland Touring, $3.50: 30x35 non
81 90 %" bicycle tires, non-skid, 81 80.
Glol-set wrench set "A tools. worth
5000 for S3.75. j. II. Symons, Skow-
hogan. 3w31
ONE sTRIPED-DOWN FORD. III. r..
Spear. II. f. j. /, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
VULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires and tubes; will give one a
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler, 50 Park
St, Dexter. tf24
USED CARS, HUPPsI 1 FORD; 1
Dodge; | Studebaker truck, about
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, Old Point
Garage, Madison. tf1S
1922 CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires. Price
right. Ernest +. Dionne. 102 North
St. Skowhegan. N. e. Phone 33-4.
tf16
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Tuesday To look after our chances t.
secure immediate provisions for a new
bridge. No one can doubt our urgent
need. but the fact that no one was
killed or in any way injured by thu
precarious condition OF the bridge
which had existed for weeks compen,
safes in measure for our present
needs.
Ed Goodwin and wife Of Emblem
We're week end visitors at Charles
Go0dwin's Fred Goodwin accompan-
led them home for "A brief visit be-
fore returning TO Rhode Island
\ family party consisting of M
aud Mrs y. IL. Cook and son Herbert
Cook and grandson and Mrs. Alhra
Smith gathered Sunday at The home
of Deputy Sheriff Cook and son Vie
tor Cook.
Miss Christina Hubbard, the dea-
CONFESS lady whom The NJ. +. superin-
tendent has sent to this charge for
the month of August, stopped last
week with Nellie Fox She is TO be
entertained next at Amos Chapman s.
\ young peoples meeting for Sunday
evening and a picnic at Bakers Pond
on Friday are included in her pres
ent weeks plans.
Mrs Winnie Locke with relatives
from Madison enjoyed a trip to Green
Vile one day last week. Miss LeOna
Reed of Aroostook was in the party.
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AFFAIRS CONNECTED
WITH GRANGE WORK
Splendid Meeting oil Somerset RbmO.
M Held With Fairyiew Grange
nj SnIithllelh

A rain storm was In full swing
while the Pomona was in session with
Fairview Grange. Smithfield. on Tues
day of this week. But large delega-
tions came just the same from the sub
ordinate Oranges resulting in a fine
program of exercises under the direc-
ton of The efficient lecturer. Mrs
Kate Il Ellis OF Victor Grange.
With only two exceptions the Off
GERS We're present. the vacant chairs
OF Ceres and lady assistant steward
being supplied by Mrs. Susie Thomp-
son and Mrs Gladys Gray. The Po-
mona degree was conferred. at the
morning session and eommunica-
ton received from East Somerset Pc
mona inviting the members of Som
erset Pomona to meet with them on
their fifteenth anniversary at Dexter
September 3. The invitation was
accepted by unanimous vote.
The hour of intermission came and
with IL the bountiful Pomona dinner
and social hour The afternoon SEES
sion opened by n large choir sing
ing THE Grange is Marching On. s.
The accustomed address of welcome
was given by s. II. Witham. master
of Fairyiew Grange, and Mrs. Emma
Goodrich of Skowhegan Grange. ac-
knowledged the welcome. There
were selections in reading by Fannie
Clark, Merle Cooper and Lizzie Har-
lou. A variety of lively and inter
esting speeches were in order by State
Secretary +. Fl. Libby, J. w. Fogler,
ID. b. Foster. A. A. Gleason. A. Fl.
Ellis, +. II. Clark and S. f. Emerson.
The speakers had choice of their own
subjects or "go as you please AT
fairs closely connected with Grange
work, the farm. home activities, COM
munity interests and the outlook for
the future occupied the attention OF
the speakers.
There was instrumental music by
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Witham. Re
marks by Florence Freeland. S. H.
Bradbury and others, and a variety of
questions asked of State Secretary
Libby who freely answered the same,
The lecturer announced the pro-
gram for the next meeting and the
Pomona closed to meet again with
Fernwood Grange, West New Port
land, Tuesday, August 10Th.
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Let

rooms ana doNNiENIENT nE<r
Io"lns ana stable on Hann,NN5f OIL
.tIic Isnts. Gertruda S strs|
pb a.e s sree5, Skowhegan. LES Ra
WHITNEY COMM N
Pond. Smithfield, from ~ NORI
rest of season. Wata. edst Is
beds. Billiard table ~. sink.
and oil stove. Mrs wood 4
Oakland II. d. No. S5. Tel : ., knsl
A FURNISHED HOUSE on
bath, electric lights. hot -; h00l
cation. Independent p snf ar. line /
FURNISHED ROOMS An
WOOD by the day or week lakl
sohapie terms. Make rasa..i
now for camp meeting. Ann 11vr1 Ia
puiao' rear Lakewood Theatre ' as
TWO On THREE UNFrpx,.]
connecting rooms to lei Ia sh
man who would like To do aolne
all OF my housework duri0p ,b part
ing school year. Also a t ta,e g
attic room to let to some so lhuiilsa|
who wishes to board harsa1f
Fred E. Webster, 81 East Lesv,,,
Town. 'ia
A NEW BUNGALOW, JISp
PLETED. Nicely furnished sc,a'
in porch. Colby r. HuM. Sko~hses
Tel. n. T.. 1872. ''Ao"heg
PLEASANT UPSTAIRS TPxp
Three large rooms, pantry. 49,
Electric lights. City water New \,
above Academy. Mellen II ps4
worth Aiisoh' Nv
TENEMENT At II MAPLE ST
occupied by Frank r.. Parsons I'm
vacant first week in August. Alaa
flee rooms with steam heat owe,
Price Clothing Store. NJ. Il. Hessl'i
II Maple St, Town.
PINE GROVE LODGE. SMITHRw
village, on shore of North Lake i
ing August and September. InslsI
cottage. sleeping cabin and eassI
Elmer Il. Harris. Skowhegan. #;
GARAGE SPACE For ONE OR n
Cars. Apply to Il. W. Dover, +
Front st. M
SIX ROOM APARTMENT, MODp
conYeniences, newly pafared !
painted on Water st. Inquire at n
Gurney's. 1873 Water st.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN Roa
with modern convenlences.. InqulrsI
A. Fl. lies. "a Main St. Sk6wheganI
tins
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
light housekeeping, also front n
with board, all modern coag enien1
Inquire of Belle Cooper, y Mechj
Street, Skowhegan. N. L. Tel I'll
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MODE
eonveniences. centrally located
Postoffice. lit Water ST., Skowhe
N. E. Phone 1861. I'd
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

GIHL TO ASSIST IN HOISEWORK
Will not be required to be busy all
the time or to do hard work Good
home. Telephone ut my expense If
you can come at once. \. l.. Gaudette,
RGckW God. Me. 2w33f
HoU SEKEEPER. RESPECTABLE,
Intelligent woman wanted as house
keeper about September !. r. r..
Gould, Arson, Maine. 2w33d'
NIGHT OPERATOR At NORRIDGE-
WOCk central exchange. Apply at
NorridEe or SkoAVhegan office.
Somerset coop. Tel GO. tf33F
MAN AND WIFE. MODERATE PAY.
Steady work il both are satisfactory.
References. s. Blaisdell. Belgrade.
Maine. Tel. 3l-32. Iw33F
A MAN TO DRIVE TEAM. A. l..
Taylor, Blanchard. 2w32
HOUsEKEEPER WANTED FOR A
man alone. Address \. S. Beal, An
son, II. f.. y. No. /. 2w32"
MAN AND WIFE. WOMAN no
assist with housework and man to do
chores and work on farm. h. A.
Spaulding, SIowheRan, X. +. u. No. I.
n. Il. Tel 203-l2 2w32F
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL.
housework and to assist in store. Mrs.
Ishmael Hamilton, III West Front St,
Skowhegan. 2w32F
GENERAL COOK. MAN PREFERR-
ED. High IL Camps. Edgar Nodne,
prop, Rowe Pond. bingham, Maine.
2w32F
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For Sale--Real Estate

BORDERING BEAUTIFUL lake,
70 acres; 4 cows, crops, horse poultry.
hog. 5000 feet lumber, vehicles, i'm
plements included; excellent hunting
and fishing. near school. store. mar
kets; good tillage, pond watered pas
ture. woodland, 30 apple, pear. plum
trees; 5-room house, running water,
basement barn only $1,000 to settle
now. part cash. clyde IL. Smith,
SkoWhegan Maine. 1W33
S40O SECURES GOOD FARM, HORSE,
COW. tools hay in barn, some furniture.
Farm has IS acres. cuts 20 tons. pasture
for eight head, good orchard. plenty of
wood. house has six rooms ell and
wood shed, barns. hennerY. and ice
house Located on good road. l Ia
miles from stores. church, and first
class high scnool Price S165h. with
$l00 firsr payment, balance easy terms.
The Rodericlt Farm Agency, Skowhc-
gan. I"5j
MY HOME PLACE ON NoRRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6xl6 rods. Thir-
teen room house. substantial eonstruc-
ton, exceptionally modern in its con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec valley. Large garage, Two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T
Uatten. tf33F
Us ACRE FARM. ~ IN TIILAGE.
cuts 25 tons hay, balance IN past ure
and wood land Wood and timber
when in market will more than. pay
price of farm. Extra good 9rehard'
I room house. wood shed and barn
Located near Skowhegan and Norridge-
wock Price only $1,000. easy terms
Roderick Farm Agency, Skowhegan.
2w33
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES AND
The Rodeflek fafm
Agency Skowhegan. zW55
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For Sale--Miscellaneous

UPRIGHT PIANO. EDISON vTCTRO-
la and parlor organ. all in good con
dition. Nietrola like new. Mrs.
Harry NJ. Cullen. Box 7d. Skowhegan.
Tel III tf33
PAPEfN ENsILAGE CUTTER IN
good condition. clyde l.. Allen.
Skowhegan. r. +, y. No. 3. iw33f
THREsHING. CHEAP FOR
cash. Roy Warren, r. 3. Box p.
Skowhegan. 2w33f
GOOD RIDING WAGONS. DRIVING
(Wealthy and Maclntosh) some bear
ing AT present. c. w. Goodrich, 257
Madison Avenue Skowhegan. tf32
4 "kIDDIE Coop AND STROLLER,
both nearly new. Kiddie Coop cost
$50; stroller. $24; will sell both for
$50. Mrs e. /" Dunton, North An
son, Maine. 2w32
TWO USED AUTOS, TWO TEAM
wagons, two driving wagons. two
sleighs. one jumper, one express wag-
on one light jigser, one Empire milk
err, one l IL n. p. gas engine. one
grindstone. one watson sprayer. sawed
lumber, one farm 125 acres. some wood
land. j. NJ Dysart, Park Street,
l1Sheld Me. 3w32
PRoTEcToGRAPH. HAS BEEN
used but is in perfect running con-
ditlon. Mrs. Ivanella Palmer Hinck-
ley. 4w32F
HAIR GOODS SPECIALITY
Switches, transformations and side
waves made from combngs and cut
hair at Miss Townes. Room l6, J. p
Merrill Building. Skowhegan tf32
HAY on THE DoRNBERGER FARM
i'm Scion to be sold standing. Apply
to Mary J. and Anne r. PHster SEQ
Jassamine Way, West Palisade, " J.
care of X. Il. Cousins 3W32
ALL wool YARN FROM MANI
FACTURER, 75c to 81 per pound
Samples free We can work your
wool into yarn. Write for particu-
lars II. a. Bartlett, Harmony,
4w32
ONE A. w. GRAY'S SONS THRESH-
er. size 800. In good repair. Also
extra set of straw pickers. VIII ex-
change for horses or any kind of live
stock. Ruel +. Austin, Skowhegan
Canaan Stage). 2w32F
FARM MACHINERY INCLUDING
farm wagon with hay rack, double
seated wagon cream tank No. new.
Cream separator, almost new. Harness
SEES and numerous other articles. Very
reasonable. Geo Oulton. Hanover St.
Skowh%an, Farmers Phone 45-13.
3w32'
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Miscellaneous

WOULD LIKE a CHILD. send
and care. Mrs. c. j Jones, Sk0sI
gan, r. F. d. No. 4.
WANTED TO BOARD EIDRi
people or children at reasonable I'd
p. O. Box No. 80, st Albans, Ne
WANT TO RENT \ PIANO
the next five weeks. Please
description and terms. Tom Temp
Lakewood Madison Center. "
INFORMATION AS TO THE wHEl
ABOUTS of Ira e. Ellingwood. is V
ed. He formerly lived in BangorI
Hampden, but later work in Mad !
Independence Reporter co.
ANYONE KNOWING THE PREsf|
address of Delf4ont Gordon, formS
OF Skowhegan, will confer iIorl
informing this office. Mr. GoFl
lived In Skowhegan for several ~
moving elseW here about l3le.
pendent Reporter Co. 4w5o|
EAR PUFFs. SWITCHES \
transformations made from ent |
and combings. Mrs. Gertrude b
born, Madison, Me, II. i. D. 70
sAWDusT GIVEN TO THOSE W
come after same. Have laist "
Ivy up E on inc 'o"'' ''''''' tflsl
CHICKEN DINNERS SERVED
Ridge Farm american flanh i
for guests who would like TO stay "
night. Ridge Farm, Ensilss. " N
Stratton 22-12. Mrs. Hnldah NJ 4
strong.
sHAyINGs GIVEN AWAY TO my
who will come for them. 81 . ~
Mfg. Co, Skowhegan'
WINNER OF FURNISHED hoJ
or small furnished or I'M III III
house MAN,. 3wd
MASTER PAINTING, INTfhion
exterior paper hanging and dego,@
Sign painting. No JOB 700 III US prl
small. All work guarahl's,fa, mi
right Consult ThOs. y lioas'gI a
Shirley St, Skowhegah
DEVELOPING AND PRINT
nearly and promptly dom al i,e
Studio. 81 Water st. All IA
your films to us.
CEouGE II. M0SIER' 49, ~
Rorn Magnetic Healer from mII
chronic, nerves, stomach "n,assiI
disease. rheumatism. etel aus Az
trsated Call and see HIM ~ ~, it1
day. saturday and SUNDAY III n.i,shl
ar notice at Bingham Hotel hH IA
KOvERFLOR, A REALLY eod
FACTORY material Tor ai,t. Vi
more like cement than ,,r I'd
hard and durable. Senu -oa
card or come and see ..t.,,.aa
&, Son, Russell street sh"N ~
L WOULD LIKE ABotT W
waahings a week to do. MuS. anb
livered at my house. Mrs. Jos sl aTI
Laughlin, East Maple Street On ta
gan.
SEND SHOES FOR REPAiR1i>sss a
mail to Kincaids Shoe Hospit INK
hogan. Full line of men IN tol
dress shoes. Lowest pile'' d
no yoU KNOW THAT WE I'D M
press. block, bleach and eolo mt
pnuaI 70 new Hat bands pu an
while YOU walt. Shoe dyelng cleai
ialty. Fancy and sport SHOES Shoes sh|
just like new. Peter Lea@p d
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhrsa"
SETH PHOTO sTuDio3i" "hIle I
wait Developing and print ,II.,, .ns ID
grade amateur work, 5as.s, skd
hour service. Telephone Ss'.''
hogan. \
DO YOU NEED AN nnn d
sUNpsTRAND for any ,l leqs n O'rhl
very simple to Operated add. mnltI1
substract and divide. TI'e5irsPpeendent-
phones) or write The lhu' Y
porter Co.
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For Sale--Livestock

Two HEIFERs' ONE GUERNSEY
Skowhegan. X. f.. u. No. 3 4w33f
oNE, MARE, GOOD DRIVER AND
good horse 10 work; also Chevrolet
car. VIII trade for Ford touring ear.
Inquire of ". &. Fletcher. Norridge-
Woek. 2w33f
SC0TCu COLLIE PUPS FROM REG
ISTEREb nother. males 81, females
81. Also beautiful purebred fun
grown female collie. kind and intelli-
rem Diana +. Hight, X, Z, Skowhe-
gan. 3w33F
YEAR OLD COLT WEIGHING
about 130o. Partly broken 10 work
double. {. T.. Whipple r. u. No. /.
Norridgewock. iW33F
PAIR WORK HORSES, ABOUT 1000.
Also siding wagon run less than %
miles. Morris Moore. X. +. Il. No.
/. Madison 1w33F
The Hampshire is the big black hog
with the white belt. These pigs will
he sold at the going price. Don NJ.
Towne, Madison, y. f.. Tel. ia
2w32
ONE PAIR THREE YEAR OLD
matched steers; two ? year old Dur
ham heifers. supposed to freshen Jan
uary 1st one purebred Hereford COW;
one Holstein COW; one eight year old
bay mare. weight f400 pounds cleve-
land j. Dean, Madison, II. i. y. No. L.
2W32F
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE,
bay weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness. Also a Farming
ton sleigh r. A. Strong, Anson, Me
~ f.. Tel. 1888. Box 1875. tao
TWO HORSES OR MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
t. Il
Mr.. Ware at Dow's Harness Shop, Wat
er St, Skowhegan. ira
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. 62w2F
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EAST ST. AI4BANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parkman and
children of Woodfords are visiting
with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Grant. Edith,
John. Ray and Mabel Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ellis and Ruth Ellis, re-
turned from Russell Mountain Sunday
night. whore they have been camping
for a few DAYS.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our friends ant
neighbors for their kindness and the
beautiful flowers sent us in our be
reaVement.
Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Hamilton
Mrs. Mabel III. Capen
Paul and Robert Hamilton
Skowhegan, Aug. ID, 1924
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band tenccrt Next Week

The third in the series of munici-
pal concerts by the Citizens Band
will be given from the Russell Street
band stand Thursday evening of next
week. A program will appear in our
next Issue.
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Ladies' Night ut Madison

Ladies' might will be observed by
Kennebec Valley Grange, Madison OF
the evening of August 23rd, with Cora
Brown as master; Minnie Fletcher
overseer and Annie McCollor as lee
turer
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

WOULD LIKE TO DO VACATION
or substitute work In an Office or store.
Mrs. Raymond care of cora Cayouette,
Water street Sltowhegnn. Tel. 1851.
2w33f
As NIGHT WATCHsIA< IN 4 MILL.
or wherever such help is wanted |
have had thirty years experience, w.
-. NickerSon, Harmony, Maine. Tel.
2-3l. 4w33F
WOULD LIKE TO WORK FOR
someone at having, with my team.
Nashie futile, r. T. =. 1, Skowhegan.
2W32F
YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE
position as housekeeper Can fur
nish references Mrs. Iva n. Carr,
Hartland Box 1917. 2w32F
POSITION WANTED TO ASSIST IN
housework. Marjorie Lashon, s Shir-
ley St, Town. 2w32F
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CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman L. Hilton of
North Conway, y. H.. are guests at
the home of Clarence =. Hilton. The
two gentlemen are brothers. The
two families are considering an auto
mobile trip, possibly To Washington
County
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WEST CORNVIIIE

Mr. and Mrs. Perley Flanders and
son and daughter of Bethel were in
town Monday and Tuesday calling on
relatives and friends
Charles and Philip Thebarge are
cutting the hay on the Hobart farm
Frank Pugh was in Scion Tuesday
on business
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Moore Reunion Next Wednesday

The annual reunion of the descen-
dants of Major John Moore will be
held at Lakewood next Wednesday,
August goth. This will be an all
day meeting.
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EverybOdy's Column
WORK or ANY KIND MARRIED

WORK OF ANY KIND MARRIED
man. VIM. O'Brien, Beech street
(keeneVille,e SkoWhegan. 2w32F
WOULD LIKE TO GET \ POSITION
in a grocery or general store. Have
run general store for myself for
about twenty years. Il. &. Taylor 30
South St, Skowhegan. 4W30F
WOULD. LIKE POSITION ASSIST
ING in housewoAk or taking care Of
children. Cora Cyr, Harding St,
Town. 4W30F
MRS. HARRY VI. CULLEN DESIRES
To make appointments TO dressmake
at customers homes by the day until
oct. 1st. or will take work home. n. f.
Phone 1878. 124 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Town. 4w30*
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BUNCH OF KEYS IN BLACK FOLD
Err Friday afternoon Finder will
be rewarded for return TO Jerry Cole 8
Grocery Store. Madison Avenue, Show
hogan. 1W33*
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Make your plans now to attend the
Big Fair at Skowhegan, September g.
10, II, and IL.
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Found

COMBINATION STOP AND TAIL
light on Madison Ave. owner may
have same by proving property and
paying cost of this nd l.. H. Apple
by. Is Jewett St. Skowhegan. lw33
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For Sale--P and
Supplies

COLIMBIAN wYANDoTrES AND
Il. i. Rock cuckerels. Bred for. years
for heavy egg production. (Not SHOW
birds but layers). Healthy and strong
81 at door or 325o f. o. b. Newport
W \ Smith, Newport. Maine. Tel
12-11. 3W33F
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Advertisements In these columns ma, :.
lines inserted ence for Use, four time. eeed ~.
with order. Each additional line So w. rash
lines. reckon average OF o wxxds stbutiag
II not paid In advance. Ice additions, ps taken
!" charged
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FARM MACHINERY INCLUDING

farm wagon with hay rack, double
seated wagon, cream tank No. > new.
Cream separator. almost new. Harness
ses and numerous other articles. Very
reasonable. Geo. Oulton, Hanover St.
Farmers Phone Abb
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stable and addition for three cows and
horse. House faces south west. Cor
ner lot; also extra lot. All in first
class repairs. Good lawn, cement
walks. electric light city water and
best Of well water. y. f.. Tel Il.
c. Taylor, 30 South St, Skowhegan.