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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28
IN The SkOWHE GAN
CHURCHES
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH

BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
The Philathca Class achieved their
desired ends in the supper and con
cert given last Friday evening. The
supper hour was one of cordial socia-
bility. Many said "The beans are
fine" The patronage was large. At
the concert every seat in the auditor
ium was taken and several settees in
the Chapel were used. The ladies re-
ceiyed much attention because of their
ancient gowns, and the few men at
tracted their share of smiles and re-
marks for their ancient dress.
The men who assisted in preparing
the church for the concert are given
large credit for their services. Their
efficient work was much appreciated
1t required much labor and planning
to present such a concert but many
cordially responded and success was
the result. 1t was a fine example of
cooperative effort.
Last Sunday we were favored with
the presence and addresses of DIR. E..
" NultltiiiOitt WIZ IN viz hiittACi VI
the board of promotion for the State
of Maine. He spoke most clearly and
forcibly of our larger UNCONVENTIONAL
interests. He spoke at the Sunday
School and addressed the Y. p. S. c. f..
At seven addressed the men.
Next Sunday March the minister
will speak at 1890 The subject will
be Can Skowhegan have an old
fashioned Revival" At the noon
hour some of the classes will study
the early and mature lifeAof Samuel
At $50 the ordinance Of the Lords
Supper will be observed in special
service. The hand of fellowship will
be given. 1t will be an hour of twor-
ship and fellowship. At o'clock the
G. Il. Society will meet Echoes from
the State Convention will be heard
Our delegates were Miss Velma Fogg
and Miss Gladys Manter. This will
be the closing service of the day and
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For Sale--Real Estate

sIX ROOM BUNGALOW. ALL
Modern convenience, hot and cold
water, furnace heat. electric automatic
pump. Henry j. Reed. Greenwood Ave.
2w9
on EXCHANGE THE NEW NORTH
Pond House and six cottages. Has
forty rooms completely furnished. All
modern improvements. Located on the
shore of North Lake one Of the famous
lakes in the Belgrade chain. Also
garage, lee house and nine boats.
Apply to j. II. Lftuelield ON premises,
Smithheld. - ivy
a GOOD VILLAGE HOME OF SEVEN
rooms, piazza, best Of water, fine eel
lar, garage. 1h acres land. Good
trade. Cleveland Il Creation 81 Madi-
son Avenue, Skowhegan. IFS
THE NOTED FERNsIDE DAIRY
consisting of 175 acres of very fertile
soil; IS acres of fields yielding 125
TONS of hay, can be made to cut $50
or more. VIII include 20 head of
Il. y. high grade Guernsey cows and
heifers and reg. bun. Unusually
has storage for more than $50 tons of
hay, large silos and II room house
with bath Beautifully situated on
kennebec River In village of Norridge-
wock. Would make an ideal business
mans summer home ana stock farm.
Wood and lumber enough II rightly
marketed. to practically pay for farm.
If sold before May list viii include
furnished cottage. Wish to retire
from active farming reason for SELL
ing. Charles Ii. Fuller, p. Q. SHOW
hogan. RID L. TIFF
FARM OF ABOUT 10 ACRES. AP-
Pile trees and Il large Number of plum
trees; currants, gooseberries and blue
berries in large quantity. Pine trees
large enough to cut Water at sink.
Cellar under entire house. Good
barn, On state road leading to city.
Excellent place for Il poultry enter
prise Price 5000. Geo. w. Bachel-
der. New Sharon. 4w7
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Positions Wanted
No charge to anyone for ads under this
Heading

AS HOUSEKEEPER IN WIDOWS
home. Inquire of Lena Smith, SHOW
hogan. 3W9F
WOULD LIKE WORK IN SkOWHE-
GAN. willing to do anything for
which l am adapted Joseph F. Col
Inns, y Mechanic street, Skowhegan.
2w9F
A CHANCE TO DO HOUSEWORK
where | could take a small child. Apply
to Mrs. Jessie Moulton. Skowhegan.
2wSF
AS sTENOGRAPHER OR TYPIsT.
Am graduate of Lawrence High
School. Commercial Course. Address
Miss Dorothy Bither, Fairfield. In
quiries may also be made of Miss
Dorothy Lyons. So Spring St, or at
Emery Browns, Skowhegan. 3w7F
AS H0UsffF<EEPER OR a GESER-
Al homework girl or would do table
work, chamber work references
furnished IL required. Write Annie
Williamson, Skowhegan RED Z or
telephone Farmers lis. 9w7T
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REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS

REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. Catalog
George II. Sheldon. New Boston, ". II.
hzas 26w3F
n. i. RED BABY CHICKS FROM
state tested stock 1850 birds tested
without n reactor) that won every
utility prize and first on exhibition
eockerel ut c. NJ. Fair this fall. Have
installed Mammoth incubator and
shall have from 500 TO 100 chicks
weekly after Feb. 25. Order early and
avoid the disappointment so many had
last year. Feb. and March chicks 25c;
April and May zoe: June 18c; Terms
10 per cent cash with order and ball
ance one week before shipment. Also
Matching eggs. Kennebec agent for
Magic Brooder. Arthur N. Ward,
Waterville RID 40. Tel. connection.
9W2
SEVEN PIGS MOS. OLD WEIGH
ING between 40 and 80 pounds each.
Duroc-Jersey and Berkshire cross.
Price $3.50. Mrs. Iva Bulmer. RID .,
Norridgewock. Farmers Phone 2.l1I
ew6F
RIGHT TYPE HoLSTETNS FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber. Dryden, Maine. 5zw2F
sHOATs, ALL SIZES. C. r. WHIT
TEMORE, skowhegan. r. f. d. No. Z.
Farmers Phone 49,. tf2f
or EXCHANGE FOR HOG AND
poultry or either. one bay horse,
100 pounds. young, good worker and
driver. n. l.. Phone 55-I4. +. d.
Hooper Gorridgewock, r. +. d. No. 2.
tf52F
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. S. w. Gould. Elm St. Skowhe-
gan tf47
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TIFuL instrument manufactured py
Paul Mehlin & Sons; styie n, a ".
Serial No. 27.4i0. Style known as
Baby Grand. Length hve Ieet hi.te , NJ
Iieiebt three feet three inchs. same
size and corresponding style now MADE
nv tbis firm sells for S1450. TINS IN
strument offered for 1876. r. T. Pat
ten.
COOLING TANK FOn GAsOLENE
engine. This is OF the hollow or shat
low variety, the very latest thing 10
use with water cooling sasoiehe
engine. Has never been unerated'
Would cost SIS. will sell Tor 10. *. ~;
Pattpn. Skowhegan. 'i7o
WEATHER sTRIPs-HERE WE ARE
again for the thirty first year with the
best protection against cold, which Is
ready to creep in around your doors
a,,a Skowheran tf37
Used SEWING MACHINES AS Low
as S. each. Get "a new SINGER eIec-
plete stock of cabinet and regular
models. Liberal allowance on your
old machine. Full line accessories.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., A. L. Whit
temore. Mgr, I72 Water St. Skowhe-
gan. Ni'A
GUMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape In rolls con-
Venient for doing up packages ana
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers.
This we have in three widths with
roll, 45c; 2 inch per roll, soc; inch
per roll, Use. Liberal discount for
aauntity orders. Independent Report :
er Co. tI"z
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HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Townes. Room
1e, ]. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
WHITE wYANDOTTE MATCHED
Eggs ut $i.50 for setting. Six White
Wyandottes and two Rhod Ilsland Red.
all laying, 81 takes them. Harry
Buxton, Silver St. Skowhegan. 4w9f
HEN HOUSE. 0xis FEET. GIVEN
away for s25. Six pan oat sprouter
used once. cost So, selling price 1915.
one Putnam brooder used for demon
stration only at $3.50; one Putnam
stove at 81 one hot air brooder at
$3.50. One pair snowshoes at 81. Harry
Buxton, Silver St, Skowhegan. 4w9'
EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES. NAM
MOTH Bronze toms for breeders: nice
ly marked. r. G. Knowles, Leeds jet.
2w9'
ONE SLEIGH, TWO WAGONS
Home Comfort range; Round oak heat
ing stove; chamber set and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention W, Il.
Marston, RID 81. Oakland. Residence
SmithHeld y, T.. Phone 27-l. NSr-
ridgewock Exchange. lw9F
TOILET SEAT AND COVER. GOOD
condition. Would cost new $500. VIII
sell for $3.50 Address Johnson Bros.
Box 420, Skowhegan. tf9F
WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS, LORD
Farm Strain Hatched from Free Range
heavy layers. Hens weighing from 5
to lbs. Order early April and May
chicks 1Sc. w, L. Wallace, NorridEe-
wook. Owes
RUNABOUT OR PUNG, GOOD AS
NEW, Cheap if taken at once. A. w
Parsons, Madison. 2w9t
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To Let

GOOD UPSTAIRS RENT FOR SMALL.
family. Warm. Good garden. wood
shed. All Conyeniences. Archie Giles,
81 Main ST. Skowhegau. 2~Ss
ROOM TO RENT. H. MADISON AVE.
y T.. Phone sl-2. Sw9
FINE LARGE ROOMS AND M0D-
ERN conVcniences downstairs. In
quire William j. Bouford, Corner Of
French and Mechanic ST, SkowheRan.
2wS'
DOWNSTAIRS RENT OF FIVE
rooms. city water and flush closet.
|. f. Hamilton, ~ West Front Street,
SkoWhegnn. It's
STEAM HEATED ROOMS. MODERN
conv eniences, centrally located. Near
Postofee. 177 Water ST., S1owhegan.
". f.. Phone 1861. tf46
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, MOD
FRN conveniences. Inquire at 10
Bush street. Skowhegan. try
FOUR LIVERY TEAMS TO LET.
Harry Nelson, SkowheEan. n. b.
Phone 284-3. tf47
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For Sale--Livestock

VERY LARGE HANDSOME HIGH
grade Jersey bull fourteen months old.
Ancestors all Burebred except mother.
She is large cross bred COW from very
heavy milking strain on both sides.
q. *. Packard, Norridgewock. 4w9"
ONE JERSEY COW. FIVE YEARS
old; one I1olstein COW, five years old;
Two Durham COWS, six years old. Geo.
". Russell. Skowhegan RID I. Avs"
MACrHAIL'S HOME MADE PRE-
SERVES, 100 per cent pure. Going out
Of business. \ good opportunity to
get best quality preserves cheap. Apple
jelly l6 oz. 22c; crab apply jelly, lG
on. 25ci Scotch style Marmalade. l6
Oh, Zoe. Court ST. Skowhegan. 3w9
ONE WORK HORSE ABOUT 1900
lbs VIII work single or double. Also
single sled and two shoats. Weighing
from u to 100 lbs. and two fat hogs.
Am going away. Very low price If
taken Mt once. Seth Devou. Hanover
St. SkoWhegan 2w9s
COLUMBIAN wYANDOTTES GIANT
Breed Pullets. 81 each, hens SO each,
rooster $40. Berry strain; eggs SO a
setting. Nothing better Mrs. T. w.
Rowe. New Gloucester. Maine, Box II.
2wS'
10000 BABY CHICKS, PUREBRED.
farm range. Immediate 100 per cent
live delivery. Postpaid Hatching
eggs. Free catalog Center Farms,
Stat. 10, Davenport, Iowa. 15wS
,,,,,,n,n rrr.xs. com.
Hero's Delight, Sire Washers Hero of
Lakefield, Dam Selmas Delight, was
bred Nov. 20. 1928. Four years old.
Sl25, Also one purebred Guernsey
Dun, ~ NOUNS f oiu "iI t 1on.'
sile9 ~ ~ I'M" H'hS' 49, noine3
m" lu i,nG, GOV 49,, ~, ~ i" l 1890 ria,t
i iahu, hrD r"r''ers fh"'e olio'
canaan ENehahGe' 4"of
$. c. w. LEGHORNS. ORDER NOW.
Day Old Chicks. Matching eggs.
Custom Matching, quality and reason
able prices. Write T. j. Rowe, Show
TWO PIGS WEIGHING 300 LBS.
viii sell one or both. Fred Mckay,
227 North Ave, y. Il. Phone, 1867. 2w8
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Dorothy NJ. Elliot is in charge.
The attention of the parish is call
ed again to the Congregational State
Conference which will be held May 6,
I, 8, in the Federated church. 1t will
be necessary for 1870 people to be en-
tertained over two nights in town and
we will be very grateful to anyone
within or outside the parish who will
be willing to help to notify Mrs. Lou
flames as to how many you can care
for in your home.
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NOW is THE TIME TO HAVE THAI

VOW is THE TIME TO HAVE THAI
picture framed or that diploma that
YOU have been keeping and should
have hanging up. 1t can be done
quickly and cheaper now than when
the summer rush is on. The Baked
Studio at Bingham has large assert.
ment of mouldings to choose from
Send now before you forget it. lSiI
WOULD LIKE AN ELDERLY LADTI
or child TO board. ComfortabaI
country home. good care and price rea.
sonahl& Address Mrs. W. Il. Jones
SkoWaNtran RID l. 2w9F
WANT TO BUY, LEASE OR REM
an eight room house on the north sdsI
In SkowheRan. All modern mproye.I
ments 5 j. g., Independent Reported
Co. Skowhegan. 2w9
PUBLIC CARRIAGE. II. &. TAYI0aI
35 South ST, Skowhegan, y. f. TIL
IS-f 2wS
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HARD AND SOFT WOOD. DRY. 4
Ft, or stove length. Jos. Corriveau.
9S Milburn ST. Tel. 1879, SkowheEan.
tf2
BOYS AND GIRLS ALL WOOL
Sport Hose at s5c Also have left a
few Womens Misses and Children's
Shoes which l have greatly reduced in
price. Best Compton all-wool yarn
leggihs for men Sl65, for boys SIPS.
Kincaids Shoe Hospital, "A Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. tf2
A S25 ADDING MACHINE FOR SALE.
Price 1915. Two weeks trial allowed.
II you order shipped elsewhere send
soc for packing and postage Inde-
pendent-Reporter Co. tf45f
20 II. p. BOILER AND 10 III. p. EN-
CINE. Good condition. Reasonable
price. Skowhegan Jersey Creamery
tf44
PRICE TICKETS FOR MARKING
all kinds of merchandise. Set No. 2,
100 tickets assorted 8 cts. to SIS, price
soc. Set No. 4, 100 tickets, assorted
cts to so cts. price $1.10. Set No.
81 120 tickets assorted $100 to $500,
price $1.15. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. It'll
ASBESTOS DOOR, FIT. IN. WIDE
by II. in. high. Hinges for at
taching at top and pulleys with light
cord for raising and lowering supplied
m M would cost new se5. will sell
for ss.25. Independent Reporter Co.
it's
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GOOD HOME FOR AGED LADY. n
Skowhegan preferred. Write X. 0. l.
Care of Independent -Iseporter Co.
Skowhegan. 2vS'
SINGLE MACHINE EaIIPPEDI
with 3S" shingle saw also 3s" edge
saw. Further specifications and pra
on application. Somerset Machine Co
Hathaway ST, Skowhegan. Tel GA
Avs
HOUSE WANTED FOR MYSELF
and family. Want at least six rooms
Modern conveniences desired and sep I
arate house preferred. Likely TO re
main for long time. W. l.. Robert
son, Central Maine Power Co. ohlct
4wi
SET OF INTERNATIONAL CYCLIC
PEDIA, 20 volumes. Also one largs
dictionary. Write for particular
Mrs. Cora NJ. Jordan. Bingham 4T
ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS GIRL
husband. Write quick for standing
picture and description. Box 22S' l@'
Angeles, calf. Swl'
LUNCH AT PREBLE'S HEsTAth
ANT. Good food and plenty oil
Eat all you want. Dinner soc; brear
fast or supper 40c. Also quick lunea
20 Madison Ave. next to Boyd WI
Jeweler. +~'
WILL EXCHANGE SEWING MA
CHINE for cord wood A. L. WntNI
more. 172 Water St, Skowhegan' avn
lam AGENT FOR THE HOME PRO
FIT Knitter. If interested write
call and l will demonstrate SaturdN
afternoons. viii teach to run at res
sonable price. c. p. Sawyer N.
ridgewock. AVN
ONE FAMILY HOUSE WANTED ie|
rent before March Is by responsuas.
party. Must have garage or sps ii,
for car. Should have at least r IN
rooms. also modern convenience. VII
take long lease il satisfactory -
Water street. SLowhegan 4N"
PUBLIC sERvICE-TwO HORSE
hack, reasonable rates, day or nlgn.
Your patronage solicited. straw rlas'
and dance parties specially. Froommss.l
service. Tel. connection. Asa uila'
den Co, 1877 West Front St, SkoW,s,'
gan. "'
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING D.
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital SNo o"a
hogan. Full line of mems WORK sr'
dress SHOES Lowest prices ;" tfisl
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLEAN
press. block. bleach and color nut a' o.
while you wait. Shoe dyeing q spe.,
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cie chir,
just like new. Peter Leakos' ~
aVd Hat Cleaning. Skowhegan'
SETH PHOTO sTUDIO-YOUR Phe"
on post card. Finished while ,jy,S Sss
wait. Developing and printing, t sos,
grade amateur work. Twen siior.
hour service. Telephone $780, sSyfu,,l
/ hogan.
Z ~
DO YOU NEED AN ADDING new
{ CHINE? We can rent you i'm,
! SUNDSTRAND for any length OF r W..
and at very small charge az" ar,
machines have only 10 keys anu can
very simple to operate-a chlId
run them They will add, mu' thmoth
substract and divide. Telephone tyP Pc
! porter Co.
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

An OFFERING MY SECOND HAND
Ford at a bargain. Easy terms to re-
sponsible parties If desired. My car
has had good care and but little mile
age, is in good repair and well tired.
Ed Williams, Center st. 4w8%
FORD TOURING CAR. LATEST MO-
DEL. Been driven about 900 miles.
VIII accept cash or will sell for note.
Warren W. Swain SkowheRan. tf7
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Help Wanted
Heading

SALESMAN WANTED-DELLO INK,
dries as you write. A new principle
in inks Erasure proof smear proof,
clog proof. fade proof, freeze proof. \
perfect check protector. Buy a bottle
and be free from the tyranny of blot
ters. Apply j. Z. Ham, Oakland. 1--WE"
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FOR SALE
HOUSE LOTS. EXCELLENT

HUI5E IUINs EN0FIlI'F1NI
location. Fronting south on
Prospect ST, No duSt-no
noise-sun all day. Only l min
ute walk from car line.
DESCRIPTION
Lot No. 80, just east of Archie
Weston's house. s rods front
and Z rods deep. Lot No. 80
just west of Sturtevant house
and joining lot No. 80; Is 5 rods
front aud Is rods deep. Sewer
connections on Prospect st. as
well as city water. FOR fun
particulars apply to A. b. Plum
mer, Cor. Steward Ave and Dyer
ST. Please call after y. m. tn
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all are invited to cane land learn
what the young people Of thu state are
doing.
March is Sunday School day in
Maine. 1t will he properly observed
in our church. This is also our young
people day and plans are being laid
for a record breaking attendance.
Ralph Hartine presided at the Chris
tan Endeayor meeting last Sunday
presenting DR.. Whittemore. There
we're added to the membership of the
society.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH
Il is very gratifying TO see so many
men represented in our congregations,
very often approximating the number
Of women present. Men need the in
SEPARATION of The Sanctuary services
fully as much az do their wives. moth
ers and sisters. Find your place
among us Sunday next.
At the morning service Sunday n
delegate and an alternate will be
elected to represent Centenary Church
at the Lay Electoral Conference April
Old. Members of the church, TWEEN
ty-one years or over constitute the
electorate.
The Mems Bible League are holding
some fine discussions OF the session of
the class each Sunday at noon. Tween
~ members were present last Sunday
and all but two had studied the lesson
ha do
ing the week,
Sunday morning tho pastor Rev. II.
l.. Nichols, will preach on THE Spec
ial Appointments of Jesus Bible
School will hold its session at Il
o'clock. The Epworth League devo-
tional meeting will be held in the
League room at O'Clock. Evening
worship with address by the pastor ut
7 O'Clock. Good music, Il practical
gospel and cordial Christian fellow
ship makes the church services
worthwhile.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Next Sunday being the first Sunday
of the month. the girls of the parish
will receive Holy Communion during
low mass at the church of Our Lady
of I,ourdes. There will be a sermon
in English by Rev. J. l.. A. Renaud.
High mass at ten O'Clock with sermon
in French. Rosary and Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament Sunday al
ternoon at $50 o'clock.
A meeting of the Children of Mary
at O'Clock.
Week day mass at Z o'clock.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday morning at 1890 the pas
tor will speak on the subject When
Is the Gospel Good News?' Charles
Turner will be the soloist. There
will be special music by the choir UNI
der the direction of A. b. Plummer
The Primary department will meet
at 9.15 in the yestry and especial at
tenton is called the fact that after
this Sunday the hour will be changed
back to ~ o'clock. kindergarten in
the church parlors under the direc-
ton of Mrs E. F. Merrill.
Young Peoples meeting at $50 in
the yestry. Evening service at 7.30
in the auditorium, subject "The Way
of Escape
There will be a rehearsal of the
choir Saturday evening at 700 in the
auditorium under the direction Of Mr..
Plummer and all those who can sing
are urged to come to this rehearsal.
The Working League met Monday
afternoon in the church parlors.
The /. H. S. girls are to give play
in the auditorium of the church Mon
day evening.
There will be supper for the of T
licers and teachers of the church
school on Wednesday evening, March
5th in the church parlors. Miss
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Program Week 0i March 3rd

MONDAY ALI. STAR
TOLL OF THE SEA-
TUESDAY-GLADYS WALTON
1.-THE IfNTAMABIE'
WEDNESDAY
KATHERINE MCDONALD
WOMAN CONQUERS"
THURSDAY-GLORfA GREY
SUPREME TEST
FRIDAY-WILLIAM FARNUM
THE GUNFIGHTER"
SATURDAY-AI,L STAR
HUNGRY HEARTS
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SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD RE-
PAIR. Located In Scion village. Fine
cellar. Owner lives away. Goes for
$500 II taken at once. Frank Moody,
10 Shirley street Skowhegan. tf45.
EAsTPORT. LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
ing. Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings. Price
ridiculously low Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency, PASSPORT. TIT
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue Lot 6x16 rods Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern in its con-
veniences. Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T..
Patten. tao
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Advertisements In these columns not to exceed a
lines inserted for &c, four times Zoe o..
with order. Each additional line &c. In eou.,.,
Iines reckon average OF 0 worlds. Stamp. t.s.s
If not paid In advance. loo additional La chars.
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ACETYLENE WELDING AND
Blacksmithing a speciality at the
Somerset Machine Co, Hathaway
St, Skowhegan. Tel 64-4. Avs
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GOOD HOME FOR AGED LADY. n
Skowhegan preferred. Write X, 0, l.,
Care of MISREPRESENTATION Co.
Skowhegan. wv
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HOrsE WANTnn FOR MYSELF

and family. Want at least six roomsI
Modern conveniences desired and SEPT
arate house preferred. LIKELY TO ri
main for a long time. W. l.. ROberi'I
son, Central Maine Power Co, ofel
4MI
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28

SEY COW. years old. due to freshen
April 18th; piano in first class condl-
ton. b. 6. Taylor. \. Il. Tel, 80 South
~ SIsoWheean 2Wss
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28
SINGLE MACHINE

with 49, shingle saw also 3S" edesI
saw. Further specifications and prlaI
on application. Somerset Machine Col
Hathaway St, Skowhegan. Tel. 6iiI
4Ws
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28
SET OF INTERNATIONAL CYcLO.

PEDIA, 20 volumes. Also one Large
dictionary. Write for particulars
Mrs. Cora NJ. Jordan, bingham. 4gl
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28
WELSH PONY. = YEARS OLD IN

June. also sleigh and harness 3125. /
Simplex ironer used only Il few times.
almost new. price SIS. secondhand
furnace, with pipe and fixtures for ! ,
rooms. Price $35. Inquire Of Guy Il.
D0rrell, Stratton. Avs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28

IG' Saws, IeNer vet. fQulpped VIII
tables and positive feed rolls. Price
on application. Somerset Machine Co.
Hathaway ST., SkoWhegan. Tel. 64-i
Avs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-28

Ant. Good food and plenty OF
Eat all you want. Dinner soc; break
fast or supper 40c. Also quick iuhoa
20 Madison Ave. next to Boyd, vi
JeWeler 4WB