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Found

A SMALL PURSE FOUND CONTAIN
ING some change and a ring. Owner
and paying for this ad. Mrs. JOSEPH
Paradis, lis Mt. Pleasant Ave-. 1w4S
BROWN LEATHER CARD CASE
containing 8 snap shots and stick pin
on card owner may have same by
proving property and paying cost Of
this ad. Independents Reporter Co.
2w4S
SILVER PIN ON MIDDLE STREET.
Initials marked thereon. lndepend-
ent-Reporter Office. fw4S
FOUND--A PLACE WHERE YOU
can buy 12-thread Real Silk" ladies'
hosiery in 40 shades at $1,33 Ia pair
by the box. Gentlemen's 81. Pure
silk. Every pair guaranteed See our
silk and wool. Mrs. S. Hafey,. Skow-
hegans l. !. se.- -. o"fo
The independent-reporter., 1924-11-27

WILL THE FAIRY THAT PICKED
up the pocket book Monday afternoon,
Nov. "a, in Woo1worth Toe Store leave
it at the Reporter Office or send 1t no
Mrs. James I.obdell Solon. and save
cost and trouble. 2wiS
SMALL PoCKETBOOk LOST BE-
TWEEN Summer and Shirley SITS, by
way of High ST. Monday night about
$50. Finder please notify Ida Moore,
Shirley st., Skowhegan. 1w4S'
RABBIT HOUND, BLACK, WHITE
and Tan. Suitable reward. Finder
please notify JoseRh Turgeon, Madison.
2w47s
FEMALE CAT WHITE WITH GRAY
Spots on back, bob tail; answers to
name of Babe. Suitable reward for
It's return to Mrs. Lillian Avery, Nor
rldgewock. 4w46'
MALE FOX TERRIER. BLACK AND
tan. Without collar, answers to the
name of Bouncer. Reward for HIS re-
turn or information where he is. Clin-
ton Stanley, ". N. Portland. 4wi5s
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built only 10 years. Barn So IT,
SQUARE Farm machinery apd q cream
separator included. $500, M. r, Gray,
Carmel RID No. 3. 17w3S'
MY HOME PLACE on N0n1smGE-
wOcK Avenue. Lot 6xl6 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial .coustruc-
tion, exceptionally modern in. its. con-
veniences Handsor1est location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price 100000. Rolana 2.
Patten. .. tf33F
timberiands The Rdderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. .'ls 1 xH tf35e
FARM BtILDfNGs NssAh BMAuTI-
Full Lake half mile from rleiShbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp. school or summer resort 3
situated just, suitable for .outings and
vacations for sale or rent. F. aG.
Hayden. Abbot. tf22
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coon SLEIGH FOR POULTRY. q.
B. DOW, Water Street. SkoY hogan.
lwiSF
MULE, NEARLY FOrR YEARS OLD.
She is a dandy. Kind and clever.
Exchange for anything | can use. \.
F. Hind, st. Adams. 3w4SF
ONE NEW AND ONE SECOND HAND
Concord wagon. will exchange for good
driving horse. COW or poultry. ~. q.
Longley. NorridgewOck. ~, Il. Tel.
1913 4w4SF
ONE MORE INTERNATIONAL Man
URE spreader. Also new and second
nand. hand plow WIN exchange for
stock or lumber delivered at Percy
Withee's mill at Charles Whittemore's.
Horace S. Withee. Skowhegan RED ].
y r. Phone 172 Norridgewock Ex.
eW4SF
CIRCULAR SAW, ROTARY WASH
ING machine. barrels, creamery tank,
double runner pune, sleigh. double
harness. stable manure and miscellan-
eons articles. Swap for wood, hay or
hens. l. +. Hamilton. 1877 West Front
ST, Skowhegan. 3w47F
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE ONE
pair of 3200 horses for one lighter
one. Ed. Whittier. Skowhegan r. F.
p. No. 4. Farmers Phone 21-l1.
4w45F
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Wanted-To Buy
AsAs saAsr tkis As.s frss 4. sar
jakscxibefs.

OFFICE DESK. GOOD CONDITION
and reasonable for cash. s. NJ, Curtis,
ib East Front st, Skowhegan. y, Il.
Tel. 4S-22 2w4sF
TRAPPERs-WE WANT MINK AND
red fox for mounting purposes. VIII
pay as follows: Mink. large, $18;
medium, s12 small, 81 fox large.
skin animals, but send just as caught
on same day by parcel post. special
delivery. Would also like to buy some
weasel furs, white or brown at 81 each.
Everett Sherman, Sis Temple St,
whitman Mass. 2w4S%
SOME GOOD WHITE WYANDOTTE
Pullets. c. w. Goodrich, 257 Madison
Ave. n. l.. Phone 1898. tf47F
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
In first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, 12S Madison Ave,
Skowhegan, n. Il. Phone 23-11. tf3i
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400-EGG MILLER TNCUBATOR
run one season exchange for a Two
seated sleigh. Also so White Leg
horn Puilets ready to lay to sell Lord
Farm Strain. Wallace's Poultry Farm,
Sorridgewoek 2w4sF
PuLLETs. n. T. REDS, WHITE AND
Barred Plymouth Rocks, Bun Oppng
tons! about Is on hand. Will have
them to sell or exchange for live poul
try any time. Harry Nelson, 128
Madison Ave. n. r. Tel 2s II. tf47
TWELVE PLYMOUTH ROCK PUL-
LET'S VIII sell cheap for quick sale.
Perley w Bickford. Pittsfeld, RED l.
tfIGF
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Miscellaneous

= - ..,.X e.s at--...-A
> / HAVE BUTTON COVERING MACH
me and am prepared to make bQtipn
Al dsraatch any mnterial. SeyeraiduGml
orders receive prompt attention Mrl
r.. w. French, 81 High St. Skowhega]
60 4wfS
WANTED. A COOP HORSE FOR nd
keeping for the next two month"; 0f
weighing from 1000 to 200 lbs. We'd
light work and good care and fed
G.. Davis Miller, Skowhegan. 2vial
( MARRY. BUSINESS GIRL
worth $4,000: Widow 4S, SIG, 900; II
10. $4,000. Write for descrptD0
ana. photos. club, Box 923. Los
geies, Cal6 lwiss
uR. WHITES VETERINARY REl
EDY. Collie cure, condition, powdetU
salve for scratches and grease he4
Worm powders. healing powder 4
sore neck. Try them. they will 81
satisfaction. DR.. Il. II. White. II
Y0UR FRIENDS CAN MY An
THING you can give them--excd
your photograph. Phone appoinIe1
today. n. r.. Tel 237-2. TN
Studio, 81 Water St, Skowhega
DIR. WHITES STOMACH Pow
You can get sample at FoggA
Store. Also bottle of my bio
purifier made. from roots and herbs
it doesn't help you your money
be refunded. Dr. Il. White. TN
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TWO HRADE JERSEY cows. ONE
four years old and the other eight.
Both year round mixers and extra
good for butter. Perry Young, Bling
PUREBRED MILKING sHORTHORN
Bull, ~ years old Sired by our
lucky Day. Closely related to one of
the most famous mills and beef type
heifers and eve sheep 10 trade. \
good young 1900 ID. horse wanted.
Wallace A. Weston, Madison. 2wdS
ONE Pam BLACK HORSES. WEIGH
1000 lbs, and years. have no use
of Herbert L, Greene Skowhegan. Sill
yer ST., Skowhegan. 4wiS'
DRIVING HORSE. YEARS Old,
weight 1000 lbs. sire Jeffery, ZIG Ii,
color dark brown white points B. G.
Taylor, Norridgewock' Il. f. u. no; no 70 Z; Z,
A Two-MoNTHs old REGISTER
ED JERSEY bull calf. George T..
Davis. IIighview Farm RED y Sk3@-
hogan. 4w48F
NEW MILCH COW. SIX YEARS OLD
with calf one week old. Harold Ger
aid Clinton r. +. d. No. 40. 2wi8F
GREY MARE. WEIGH ABOUT 1000
Lbs. Seven years old, Kind and clever
in every way good driver and worker.
sale. Also two year old registered
Jersey cow, s25 Baker. Box ~,
Bingham. iZW4oF
PAIR OF MULES. FOUR AND FIVE
years old weigh 1900. Another pair
two and three years old. VIII sell
reasonable H. NJ. stevens. Oakland,
RID -. Residence Smithfeld. N. E.
Phone 27-21. Norridgewock Exchange.
4w47F
EIGHT POLICE PUPPIES. ELIGIBLE
to registration. r.. r.. Danforth, North
Anson. Farmers Phone 13. 2w47
FOUR WEEKS OLD PIGS. MAURICE
Maeoon, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
29-2. 2W41F
ONE PAIR GOOD SECOND HAND
Horses. weighing 1850 Good workers
Been at work on state road all sum
mer, have no further use for them and
will sell cheap. Joseph Butler, SHOW
hogan. Tel. 81. 2w47
ONE COW. THREE FOX AND RAB-
BIT hounds. two nice three months old
bull dogs and driving horse. Mrs
Dexter Decker. Mercer. 3W46F
THREE REGISTERED HOLsTEIN
heifers, three years old. One is fresh
ened and two due 80 freshen this
month Also a pair of mules, good
workers, weigh about 200. l.. ):
Brown, Harmony. Tel. 1-22. 4w46F
FERRETs. BROWN OR WHITE,
large or small, either SEX. Only the
best stock w. A. Peck, New LondcE.
Ohio. Nm 9w41'
RIGHT TYPE HoLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. b2wzF
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BULB DISHES. ART VASES, JAR
DINERES, Adjustable embroidery
hoops. Laundry bags and fancy work
OF every description at very reason
able prices. Orders taken for hand
embroidery, Mrs. Fred Herkman, ia
Water St, Skowhegan. 4w47
"POUND SWEET" APPLES 3oc A
Peck delivered at Skowhegan. Cecil
T.. Bailey. RID ,, Skowhegan Far
mers' Tel. 2O-li. 2w47F
ONE TUBE RADIO SET COMPLETE
with tube-B Battery 6 volt wet Battery
sets head phones. An IN good work
ing order. 500. Fred c. Nye, Bush
St, Skowhegan. 4w47s
Tw0 SETS OF TWO HORSE wAG-
ON sleds in good condition Price
reasonable. Inquire of II. c. stevens,
RID "a, Oakland Telephone E27-22,
Norridgewock Exchanges. 4w47s
WORLDS STAR HOSIERY AND
Klean Knit Underwear for Men. Wo-
men and Children. Fits weli--Looks
weli--Wenrs we'll. For sale exclu-
sively, by Ethel C, Ward. II, Water St
Telephone 91-2. tf47
RUBBER REDUCING CoRsETs VOW
made to measure. wiz call and take
your measurements for a. NuBone
Made to- Measure silk covered rubber
reducing corset Miss Emma Antii,
Corsetiere. 20 Island Ave, Town. 3w47
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies

40, EGG HOT WATER INCUBATOR
in perfect bondition. $l5. Also one So
egg size Cycle Hatcher for $500. Buy
now and save money. Baker, Box 92
Bingham. 2wiSF
A LIMITED NUMBER OF YEAR
old Barred Rock hens. Excellent lay
ing strain. Purebred Also some
cockerels and two year old Park cocks.
A. G. Longley, Norridgewock n. Il,
Tel 1913. 4w4SF
PUREBBftD SILVER LACED WYAN-
DOTTE ,cockerels So each. f.. V.
Hight, Harniony.I Twas
ROSE 6OMB WHITE LEGHoRN
Pullets. April hatched, $l.50t each,
from wonderful laying strain. Charles
Gregory Bangor 2wlSs
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THE WORLD MOVES AND 20 \
we. fDayios night service MGka]
Transfer. 'Skowhegan. y. +. P9a
1884. 5Wf1
DINSMORfs < BICkFORD INsl]
ANCE Agency, No. 6. Second Floor y
3wii
WANTED A WORKING OR SlLE1
Partner in Sporting Camp buslna
with $4,000 to $4,000 cash with VIZ
camps would be enlarged and lmpY
ed. My camp business shows lncIpeJ
each year from 80 to 80 per cent
$4,000 already finvested IN 10 ealJ
and buildings built new and equ'p1
in last four years. Located on
fshing waters in the state, III hsunsJ
1000 deer shipped from our station
100 ponds reached from here by car
canoe. Can prove to prospective,
tner good opening and future Dusm
Booklet and Information on regyl
Walter II. Maynard, Rockwood N
Station. Maine.
TRAPPERs--MY METHOD
catching foxes has no equal.
send free to trappers. write
method today and make money
Everett Sherman, 5l5 Tempsi,sr
Whitman.
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING
Mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, sA
hogan. Full line of mems WorH
dress shoes. Lowest prices III tfl
DEVELOPING AND PHlN
neatly and promptly done at tne
Studio, 81 Water St. Cali " NJ
Your films to us.
GEORGE h. MosTER. NArI
Born Magnetic Healer from Bos'Om
chronic, nerves. stomach anu
disease, rheumatism, ETC. suees
treated. Call apd see HIM etu'; , ,u1
day, Saturday and sunday uhtl' O.
er notice at Skowhesan HOUSE, n
hogan.
DO YOU KNOW THAT We cbs
press, block. bleach and COLO, -,
while you walt. Shoe dyeing
iRlty, Fancy and sport shoes o's IN
iust like new. Peter Leakos
and Hat Cleaning, SkowheEa"
SETH PHOTO sTUDIO-YoUha
ON post card. Finished Wnn H
walt. Developing and prlnl ne.
grade amateur work d.S sk3
hour service. Telephone z'''-'
heEan.
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For Sale-Mofor Vehicles and
~. Accessories

FORD COUPE. 1920, IN FINE CON
DITION oversize tires. with spare al
most new DINNERS. glare shade. spe-
cia1 shock absorbers, newly upholster-
ed; a great trade at $225. G.. w.
Cheney, Star Theatre, Fairfield. lw48'
ONE sTRIPED-DowN FORD. n. T..
Spear. r. F. D. /, Madison. Both
telephones. tf27
1925 FORD ROADSTER, 3 BALLOON
Tires. Run only five weeks with lot
of extras. A real bargain. Inquire
Pomps Lunch, Railroad Square, SHOW
hepan 4W45
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HEN H6UsE. 1ex2s ALREADy on
Shoes. Mrs. Sheldon HUFF. al North
Aysa A. skowhegan. Farmers awf9 paene
WooBEr R.sE sostR< VERY NICE
soqs Prize FIeht. f d 6FSsgg sggaef s RoaS5, iSss
Skowhegan. 3wfiF
sroyE--wsEkEH wo1D HEATER
Nd. 20. practically as good as new.
Low price. i, y. y. Hobart, $50 Madison
;.,dNE COPY wTsBsTER's NEW IN
.Dfctionary3 1922 edi,
f,on BOOK In eSe tie 's homes me and dfees Of New
New. price 1880, The
volume We OFFER is in sxcellient Ssl eonai
COPY of the same book. 1914 edition, of,
fered for $500 II sent by mail add
25 cents for packing and postage. lnz
dependent Reporter Co. tf46F
Dalton ADDING MACHINE. MODEL
,as Serial uss Ss besn ssS kept fasi In IN speadd
VIII yPaPe ssii snn for ii" Zoo. independsnt.R Re
porter Company. u4of
PRESSED sTRAw, 81. A TON. DE-
1yEREER RPp p skeNFSsshs FSShssan WatsF WISE
LARGE SIZE GLENwooD HEATER.
good as ne%. a, at +. sv61SEs1lan 6arSEala, 414s. a.
swain, BUST oi.s rN u"
A RIDING wAGON. ALSO A FEW
Rhode Island Red pullets. Cecil +.
Chapman. Athens, RID l. n. d, Phone
4-23. 3w46F
SELLING OuT FURNITURE. TOOLS,
going southwest. ii, b.
Whipple, Bingham. 49, 4w46'
CRAWFORD PARLoR WOOD STOVE.
n H fnf s,eSam seRaiti09 Fspassf saR ahOne M
sff'as rbS "'iiljnassi4 .4d d 3s@ 46s
so1rVEn ryPEWR frfE! = iIxt;EL- \
Lent condition. cash, price s326Q in
staliment rental S32.50. Independent. :.
Reporter Company Skowhegan. tf46f
H0bsEHOLD GOODS. ONE CHAM.
BER set; 2 iron beds: bedding; dining
chairs, morris chair, rockers, table,
etc. Cook stove and dishes suitable
for camp. Inquire of Mrs. 9. F. Bur
rill, East Madison. Farmers Phone
3-1-10. 4w45
ALI wool YARN FOR SALE FROM
75c to s2.0o per H. Sam
pies free. H. "A. Bartlett. Harmony:
4 -f = n
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

MEN AND WOMEN. $40 DAILY
taking orders for guaranteed silk host
cry. We deliver, pay daily Gun or
part time.) We train you and guar
antee steady work ali year Famous
deiphia. 1wis'
YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
Housework at once in small family
Mrs. Robert Wentworth. 219 Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. Tel 214-i. 1w48F
sio.ooO.oO COMPANY WANTS NAV
to sell Watkins Home Necessities in
Income $35-$5o weekly. Experience
unnecessary. Write Dept. B-3. The
J. H. watkins Company. '6I North Wash
ington Street. Boston, Mass. 1wis'
GIRL FOR GENERAL H0UsEwORK
in small family. Mrs. George e.
Young, Madison avenue. Skowhegan.
Tel. 1913 lw4Sf
A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL WANTED
for general housework. Three in fam
lily including boy 5 years old. Lewis
Laney. 8 Chestnut St. Town. 3w47F
WOMAN OR GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. Sheldon HUFF. All
North. Ave- Skowhegan. Farmers
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTED
for camp work. Good home. perma-
nent position Write for particulars.
Box III. lockwood. 2w47F
GIRL on WOMAN WANTED TO no
Housework in family of three. George
II. Weston, 345 Water street. n II.
Phone 1913. tf47F
TEAMS TO HAUL LOGS WITH GOOD
big logging sleds by the thousand or
month. Commencing about Dec. Is.
Apply by letter to Edmund Violette.
Jackman Lumber Co, Jaekman.. Camp
No. 7. 4w46F
MAN WANTED TO SELL SEEDS IN
to-,
for a man acquainted with. farming.
Experience not necessary bat honesty
and industry are. Steady work. Cobb
Co. Franklin, Mass 5w45s
DEPENDABLE WOMAN FOR
Housework In family of two. Tel.
125, Skowhegan. tf43
MIDDLE AGED EXPERIENCED W0-
MAN to do general housework. Mrs.
s. w. Gould. Tel. 1915. Skowhegan.
: tf3GF
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uunIuuuuuuunuRRmnInl II
HOG FEED, AT &c PER- GALLON.
AZ the Skowhegan n Jersey Creamery
ruHHfhFua nnHh iiwkHi III

1YOU CAN sBUY THE BALL BAND
Rubbers at Kincaid.s Shoe Hospital;
Madison Ave- Skowhegan. Also boys
and ,ss girls ,Mg9olen sport hose. ,fSe Nete
GOOD HoRsE, HAY RACK. HAIR
traskins sis aa' ontfit. Hp will sell separately
for selling. Bargain price. Jos.
Lessard I, .sa 25o North st. skowhega9; N
LAND LIME ALSO LIME AND
Ashes mixed put up in 100 lb. bags:
Car load lots AZ speciality. Supply. of
mixture limited. Prices and other
Rar!'ssarf Box sss rS5aston Sn rsaons' D:h sW4s:
CUT FLOWERS AND SET PIECES
for all occasions. Always fresh. Price
Robert Hail, Madison Ave. skowhegan,
N T.. Phone 1904 tf43
sXw tMs1kL MAcHrSnRY. ONE
one emhf ser tooth rotary m so saW IS S M
Also some other saws. F. d. Sterry,
70 Mt Pleasant Ave. tf42
SHINGLES, LATHs. LUMBER OFF
al kinds ssS aSplsss, p pressed hny; ny Henry
Farmers Phone i4-f5. sw41'
coon USED rURNIrURE. ALSO
a few good livery ,horses. w. z.
Ware. 1913 North St. skowhegan, tf4n
WEATHER srRRs--HERE WE ARE
again for the thirty-second year with
the best protection against cold, which
and dieafSd s. r. TnRSa Is Rss
street, SkowhekAn. - r. tf1
CANOE HEPAIR OUTFIT. con.
TAINS canvas, tacks ca kindB) cement.
putty, paint. everything needed for the
paid $3.50. MISUNDERSTANDING Com
mo rAaskrxss Am Ii, rIAcAnID,s. ALSO
fiety IL uses Sbc each; two for loc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. tf27F
M1MEoGMAFH spFrLrEs. INcLUD-
1S cS tfsF ST.
ADDING MACHINE. SIS CASH OR
can b bought on instaiinsnts at
slightly adyanssS pTtics. DSss oSsss not
highsr prices. Ihdepsndent-RegoTter 1ssr
coon upRsG1ar PLANO. VERY
reasonable. sB summer Street. tf17
eDoNrr. F0HaDT@-rHAT Il HAVE
ono OF the nnest lines Of mems OK
foraS-- -AnS in quality gpand reasonable
IN iprice These, shos6oAre the. famous
mosss;ia ssesiSsa, aorE e. SEgsys 4s RisbassTss. ass
caid;s shoe HospitalZ "a Madison Aye.
SSkoEnsSap;. Ske sSes;. Fne nome OF the SH,sd- ts,x
:, ooss1rs,., 4, sSwre nAoaIsEs,
SIS. win sell for $50. singer sswinE
Machine Co.. Water Street. skowhsgan.
.pa,cn TrcHsFs ron .Aakise
AL kinds Of n,srcha andiys. Set Np.2.
Sc SS s''ssss So NJ soo q ss
81. 40 tickets .isorssd ii.ao 20 s7sS.
price S11s. Gent on approval. Other
sssortn.sntc s.natias to order. Indepsnd;9s 1T,
rfxNo-AxfH4 Fine AND BnAu-
TIFUL Instrument manufactured BY
SERIAL No. .s7. .4Ao styis known .:
BABY orsnA, Lsagth ave feet nine M
fhs ashs we.A ss i.ss s:s sR asS nsnss ss%s
by this arm sells for .sIl5o This in
strnment offered for $500. R.. T. Pat:
ten. tf4f
!. A:ss'Tos ], DesS, sea Vi n, y x,p.
tschins at top ana pu,ieys witS iisht
cord for raising and lowering suppiisd
ment would cost nsw yss. wil son
for ,2.26. Indepe ndent- Reporter Co.
]. : 3 ...s ss~ss ne .sssss s.s s9soas asS~ ~.
fric meehins. We also have com
msSsl.. Ssss ~ L,SsrsI S .iiow.lcs nee on "ar your
slS sSr.e ssais. x.caan. ~: Co. oe:.,SFi: e. %s;
temors. Mgr. 17s Water 81, skowhs-
gan. tfs1
ounmHp rArn IN aeLLs. VI
have, spnped paper tape IN. rolls cen--
yenient. Tor doing w t4ckaess sAd
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Funeral Services for Amos Adams

Funeral services for the late Amos
Adams. who died early this week will
be held tomorrow from his home three
miles from East. Madison. Rev. Geo
Merriam will oficiate. A widow and
four sons survive
The independent-reporter., 1924-11-27

The little ads In Everybody's Col
umn do not cost much and bring big
results. Try one
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InHnnHnnHEnnnnHIII

"sAY 1T WITH FLOWERS
Buy them where they grow-a-
I ways fresh. Bridal bouquets
!. funeral designs. No order tool
small, none too large. Buck
MANS Greenhouses, Madison Ave-
i Skowhegan. Tel 30-3. tfii
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Advertisenients IN tAsse columns not to exceed a.
lines insertea once for 2bc. four times Soc n.
with order. Each adhiti6aal line Sc. In eo,nnn,s
lines. reckon An average OF Q words Stamps ,asa
II not paid ~ advance. 1oc additional Is eharrsa
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

-
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Tn the District Co,sft Of the United
states for The. Northern District of
Maine. I'm Baakruptty.
In the matter of Fred Chamberlain,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Fred Chamberlain
of Fairfield, in the county of Somerset,
and district aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
14th day of December. A. D.. 1928.
the said Fred Chamberlain was duly ad
Indicated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be
held At. my chambers at 14s Main St.
Fa iraH ljns said district on the sixth
siaA ssnsf M p fsxi wbisb az tlme }we
the SAID creditors may attend, prove
their claims. appoint a trustee, examine
the e-banl<rupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting
Fairfield. Maine, November 25. 1924.
HARVEY II. BRAZZELL
1w48 Referee in Bankruptcy
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Exchange

Ads Under This Head FREE to Our
Readers
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DON'T BUY BERRY PLANTS,

DON'T BUY BERRY PLANTS,
shrubs, vines. shade and fruit
trees or anything In the nursery
line until you learn what | have
10 offer. Agent for the Chase
Bros. Co. nurseries. Quality prod
ucts at reasonable prices.
Fairfield Williams. Madison, Me.
The independent-reporter., 1924-11-27

coon SLEIGH FOR POULTRY. q
b. Dow, Water Street. SkoY hegan.
Ir.IQ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-16
SUICIDES BODY
FOUND IN PARK
Notes Direct Disposition Of
Body and Effects,

With a bullet hole in the head, the
body of Charles F. Weidner was
found lying in shrubbery on the
north side of University Park early
today A revolver with one cham
Der fired was found beside the body.
In coat pocket the police found
the following note dated May 10 and
signed Charles F. Weidner:
Just tired of life. Not one thing
irregular. Be sure and give the
other letter to B. S. Gadd, 2130 Pros
pect ST., city, and also myself, as it
will instruct him what to do"
A second note, addressed to Gadd,
read:
Please take my body to Column
bus, Ind, for burial. Take these
receipts to Albert Ginsberg, 1884
Catherine St. and collect the $500
insurance. This will give you full
charge"
Ginsberg is union official.
The body was found by Theodore
Arnold, 929 N. Capitol Ave. En-
ployes at the postoffice said they
heard shot fired at 4:30 a. m.
Gadd is out of the city.
Ginsberg said he had worked with
Weidner in the Big Four shops at
Beech Grove, but did not know where
Weidner Lived or any Of his rela-
tives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-16
IS NOT
LARGE ENOUGH
Sixty-Five Men Work on
Street Repairs,

An expenditure of more than $780,
600 this year for labor and supplies
to repair city streets will not be
sufficient to do the work. city Off
Gals admit in pointing to handicaps
in maintaining streets.
Bad paved streets were found in
every section Of the city by The
Times in twelve recent surveys.
In 1928, the city spent $57 1850
for labor in patching streets and
$22, 1883 for material and equip
ment The 1924 budget will be APP
proximately the same. Engineers
contend it is inadequate.
A force of sixty-fve men was on
the pay roll last week doing this
work. representing the largest num-
Der this year. These men included
laborers. markers, smOothers. and
transfers. They are paid a varied
scale ranging from 40 cents an hour
for labor to 90 cents for transfers.
These men work in sections under
direction of the street engineers in
the board of works office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-16

The Indianapolis Times has just completed survey of
representative cities in sections of the country Here
is what the survey shows:
HOUSTON, Texas--SchooI children may buy twenty
tickets 31a each The regular of fare GA
for tickets and Z cents cash.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.-Schoo children given forty rides
regular fare ranges from 10 under
a zoning system.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio--On written order from principal
child buy thirty tickets for ST. The tickets
good from to p. school days The regular
is cents cash.