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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-20
PERSONAL HAPPENINGS OF
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY

Miss Alice Carlson, who is a
pupil at Drexel Institute, Phila-
delphia, enjoyed the weekend at
Mrs. John Folinsbee's on North
Main street.
Carroll r. Williams and party
of schoolmates from Yale, who at
tended the Yale-Princeton football
game Saturday, were evening guests
of Miss Celia Marshall.
The next meeting of the New
Hope Woman's Club will be adj
dressed by Mrs. Gordon Cooper of
Lambertville upon the subject of
Interior Decoration.
Mrs. Pattie Ely continues to i'm
prove after severe attack of alb
cesses.
A number of New Hope people
will be guests of the Kalmia Club
on Saturday evening at a card party
for the benefit OF the clue.
Cornelius V. Ely Jr., is quite i'll
at his parents home near Centre
Hill.
Miss Grace Pilley of Centre
Bridge has entered popularity con-
test at the Rider Business College
where she is popular student.
Miss Pilley's many friends are
assisting to add to the list of
her votes and she has a good
chance of~being the winner of the
contest. The proceeds of the contest
will be devoted to athletic expen-
SEES.
Charles Rodgers who has been
employed many years at the oil
works at. Limeport has entered bus
mess with a Philadelphia firm.
Miss Celia B. Marshall enter
tanned a large number of friends
Saturday evening at dance in
the Mill following the Yale-Prince-
ton football game. Miss Mershall'y
brother, Thomas Marshall, fresh
man at Yale, was among the num-
Der.
Mrs. C. V. Ely entertained her
aunt, Mrs. Asher Mattison on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Maxwell was visitor
with Philadelphia friends on Mon
day.
Mrs. Edward Blaclfan attended
the annual meeting and banuet of
the Bucks County Branch of the
Millersville State Normal Shcool
Alumni Association, which was held
in Doylestown last Wednesday even
ing during Institute week. Mrs.
Blackfan was one Of the speakers
following the banquet and is vice
president of the Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bison of
Davisville. Pa. spent "wednesday
night and Thursday at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Frank Lear,
Ferry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Logan and
Mrs. Alfred Cryer of York Road,
MFS. odfnuel hiliOT anu lHIS. on1f~
les Minor of Ferry street, at
tended the Institute at Doylestown
last Wednesday.
Miss Katherine McCauley, Bridge
street, visited last week with her
aunt, of Somerville, N. j.
Miss Laura Snowden,' of Bridge
street was shopper in Philadel-
phia on Thursday.
Master Joseph Lear, of Ferry
street, returned home Sunday after
spending four days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bis
son, of Davisville, Pa.
On last Friday evening must
cal was held at the home of Mrs.
George Shock. Many musical selec-
tions were rendered by many pres
ent. games were played, refresh
ments were served and all had a
delightful time.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-20

eph W. Cooper. Mrs. Charles Gregg
Mrs. Samuel Whiteley, Mrs. Vic
toria Lelie, Mrs. Sylvia Solliday
the Misses Margaret Thornton, Kate
Buchanan, Marion Akers, Mollie Col
ligan, Emily Wesner, Geraldine
Cane, Ethel Smith, and Thomas j,
Walker and Frank Banchoff.
These are the captains of Lam
bertville districts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-20
BIG INITIATION FOR WASH
INGTON CAMP +. o. s. Of A.

Lambertville-W Washington Camp
No. /, P. 0. S. Of A., will hold an
initiation for candidates from Rim
goes, Sergeantsville and Lambert
vile tomorrow night, November q.
1t Is expected that the District Pres
ident and other out-of-town officers
will be present.
A lively time is assured the candi-
dates and all those who attend. The
speakers will be live wires, and
guaranteed TO interest those present.
Following the exercises refresh
ments will be served during a So
ciable period to close the evening.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-20

HOT WATER BOTTLE, 2 year
guarantee, One Dollar, come see
them. Shamalia Drug Store, Bridge
street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-20

Hot Water Bottle, One Dollar,
guaranteed for 2yeafs. Shamalia
Drug Store, Bridge Street.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-20

Every man who conducts himself
as good citizen, is accountable
alone to God for his religious faith,
and should be protected in worship
ping God according to the dictates
of his own conscience.-George
Washington.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
Guess I Didn't Understand

In our last issue we had news
account of meeting of the support
ers of Clyde II. Smith, at the Munich
pal Court room. In this item we
stated that the lunch was prepared
and served by the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club. This was
an error for which | am solely re-
sponsible. Some of those who assist
ed in serving, were members OF the
Club. but the organization as such
took no part.
After Mr.. Smith had addressed the
meeting, there was a little delay in
passing out the eatables. and he ex-
planned that he was waiting for some
of those who were to assist after the
BPW meeting. 1t was this remark
which led me to assume that the Club
had charge of the lunch. / had no
warrant for this assumption, and the
fact that | could be so careless, after
twenty years in the newspaper bust
ness, only shows that we never get
too old in years or experience to
make blunders. l am very glad of
the opportunity to publish this cor
rection.
r. T. PATTEN
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For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories
MAXWELL TOURING CAR

MAXWELL TOURING CAR WITH
Electric lights and starter Going
cheap for cash Four good tires and
spare. Or would exchange for light
truck. p. A. RowelL Scion. 4w25
TWO TON TRUCK, GOOD CoNDI-
TION. Will sell for cash or exchange
4w25F
DODGE TOURING CAR. MUST BE
sold at once. Price no object. Karl
Roullard, 55 Summer St, Skowhegan.
4w25s
oLDsMoBILE-4. FULLY EQUIPPED
In good shape. 5000 cash buys 1t.
Orrin p. Packard, Beech St, Skowhe-
gan. Telephone 6-13. 2w25'
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE PARTS
from Model SOB at very low prices.
Eugene Lanctot, 100 East Maple St,
Skowhegan. 4w24N
ROADSTER AND 5-PAssENGER
Touring car In good condition. j.
4w24'
vULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires and tubes; will give one a
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler, SO Park
ST., Dexter. tf24
A DIFFERENTIAL RING GEAR
tspiraD for a Model 400 Chevrolet eso In
gesy gSHd eost new 5000 set Make e
an offer. L. f. Dionne, 102 North
Ave, Skowhegan. tf23F
FORD CAR. STARTER, DEMOUNT-
ABLE rims, bumper and all extras.
Call or write w. w. Fish, 20 Mechanic
ST., Skowhegan. 4w23'
FORD TOURING CAR IN VERY
good condition. Price right F. A.
Williams, los Main ST., Skowhegan.
Both Phones. TRIO
USED CARS, 2 HUPPs, FORD, 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 33-4:
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For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies

BARGAINS IN CHICKS. Parks
from best matings. Week old chicks
zoe. Baby chicks 1Sc. Mrs, ID: Il.
CAIN Clinton. Sw%''
REDUCING OUR POULTRY PLANT,
Will sell large Cyphers lncubators'
Wayland, N. Y. and quantity OF pour
try equipment, brooders, nesting boxes
sprouting- pans, etc. VIII sell Tor
cash or exchange for such machinery
Good truck. 1 can use on my resort
Louise p. Lange, Lake Parlin Farm
Jackman Station. ttZl
PEKIN DUCKS EGGS, s1.25 PER
dozen or IS per hundred. A; W.
Black, winthrop. sw2o'
EGGS FOR MATCHING, BARRED
Rock from Parks 200 egg strain.
Healthy, range raised breeding stock.
81 per setting postpaid; s6 per hum
Farm, Cornville. tf19F
WILL HAVE THOUSANDS OF
Husky Barred Plymouth Rock chicks
for sale during June and July, lec
each C. o. d. Please order at once.
/ will be unable to promise any more
May chicks. Mrs. Ralph Libby. Main
stream. ttlor
RHODE ISLAND EGGS For HATCH
ING. Rose or single combs $3.50 a
setting of is eggs. Also Rose comp
and Single Comb Cockerels, $3.50.
Large size. healthy and from heavy
layers. Addie Cross. Thorndike. 13wl7F
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. Catalog
26w3F
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Wanted-To Buy
r. T. PATTEN
Adds uaaer this hcaa free to eur
subscribers.

SMALL SECOND HAND IRON SINK.
isaiah Crowell, Skowhegan RID 2.
Farmers Phone 4S-12. 2w25F
SECOND HAND, TWO-HORsE NOW
ING machine In good condition. VIII
hi, SRowhegan' r. +. d. D. N E.
LIVE POULTRY. GRAY's TAVERN.
j. II. Gray, Prop, Solon 3w25F
CEDAR POSTS wANTED-0, 3, 10
and ~ feet long with 5-inch tops Also
inch top. Don M. Towne, Madison.
4w25
JERSEY BULL CALF, SIX MOS.
Old Fred Topper, Starks. Farmers
Phone ,2-i2-10. 2w25F
A MAsTIFF PUP. WILL PARTIES
having this breed of pups for sale
communicate with Mrs. A. A. Graffte,
Moose River. 2w24F
ENsILEGE CUTTER AND sILO. w.
o. Chase; Skowhegan. RID 3. Tel.
1895. tf23
. BROILERs FROM ONE AND ONE
Half to two pounds, dressed weight.
Prefer them delivered alive but will
take them dressed II producer wishes.
j use about 200 pounds a week. Hotel
Cahill. Bingham. N. E. Tel. tf22
A PROVISION, FISH, MEAT or
grocery business In Somerset County,
preferably in skowhegan. T. e, Oliver.
Hanover St, Skowhegan or inquire of
r. s. oliver at Independent-Repor
Office. tf2lF
DAVID BARKER's POEMS. CAN
use one copy. either of the complete or
abbreviated edition. Write me what
you have or send on approval r. t.
Patten, Skowhegan. tf1SF
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For Sale--Livestock

SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS. -FOUR
weeks old the 18th of June. The
mother is my purebred Collie, and the
father is nearly all white Collie.
Males $500; females $500. HaZen l..
Jewett, Skowhegan, RID 4. 4w25'
SHEPHERD AND COLLIE PUPPIES,
eight weeks old. Price Sc for males
Richmond Sw25"
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
err St, Skowhegan. tf24
SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPS, o wKs.
Old. Mother purebred Scotch Collie;
Father purebred Shepherd. Price So
and 81. Orrison Clough. Madison, Me-
Nakewood). Sw24F
TWO PAIR OF HORSES. ONE OF
dapple grey, weighing 1900. The
yioiette, Mt. Pleasant Ave, Skowhe-
gan. 3Wzf'
MALE POLICE PUPPIES, SIS, THOR
OUGHBRED Females $40; Female Po-
es spa c cena b Gqe d ysar 81
Female WhiteI Poodles. s15; Male and
Female Boston Terrier. $25, Register
ed Stock; Male and Female Fox Terrier
rnppiess eSow P pun $50 Male
skunk dogs, S.; Female Collie, IS. one
year; Female Airdale Pedigree. $40: so
Male Good Farm dogs, So each; Female
Great Dane. $50 lbs. $40; Male and Fe-
male Collie Puppies. SIS each; Import
ed Fox hound puppies, IS. All dogs
insured. money. with order. All dogs
healthy and perfect or no sale pa
laney Kennels, Lawrence, Mass. 6w24'
OR VERY CHOICE HoLsrEIN
bull calves. purebred and will be regis
tered. Sunrise Farm Ed Z. Bales
A. Spaulding, N. f. Tel. 2O3-12 4w24F
BARRED ROCK ptNLETs. IL TO IL
weeks old, 81 each or $11 a dozen.
These are the famous Parks Strain.
Satisfaction guaranteed, r, M Rams
dell, Dead Water AVA
THOROUGHBRED AIRDALE PUPS,
| 6 weeks old. Nicely marked. ready
/ son, Tel. N. 10. 1888. 4w2St
BOSTON BULL DOGS. WEEKS
to 3 years. Full blooded BuTheld
rabbit hounds Full blood Redbo :,
and unframed. Berkshire and Duroc
/ pigs 2 weeks old. Driving mare
Mercer. Maine. 4w23F
HAVE A PAIR OF HOLsTEIN
well bred and well marked bull calves
RID 2, Skowhegan. Sw23F
! ONE BAY HORSE. YEARS OLD
Sound and kind, weight about 1900
For further information write or call
John Redmond, Bingham. Farmers
/ Tel. 11-13. 4w23'
Z YEAR OLD HORSE, WEIGHT
| 1400 lbs. Work double or single. Fair
driver Clever, safe for anybody tC
drive. Albert SteinslSe. RID 2, Show
! hogan. 3w23F
GUERNSEY BULL CALVES, SIREI
by Laudholm Jeweller, a grandson OF
| Langwater Warrior out of well breC
| dams. Price reasonable. Everett
Tarbox, Hollis Center. 5w22T
HORsEs--WE HAVE ON HAND A
good supply of matched pairs and
single horses. Several good farm
chunks. p. Ward & Son, Yarmouth
Junction Phone Yarmouth 69-4. 4w22'
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For Sale--Miscellaneous

HAIR GOODS "A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
1s, J. P. Merrill Block. skowhegan. TIA
A 2o-GALLON BARREL CHuRN.
and a 80 Id. butter worker. Both in
good condition. VIII sell for S15.
d. T. Cain. Clinton. 2w25F
SHINGLES FOR SALE. WE HAVE
"A few thousand nice cedar shingles.
Call at our office and see them. Holt
& Hight, Skowhegan. 2w25
GOOD HOME COOKING. PIES.
rolls, doughnuts and mullins. Mrs G. g.
Graham. Bingham. 4w25*
EsTEY ORGAN IN FIRST CLASS
condition. Selling because of no
room. win sell for $40. Tina Nor
gan, 80 Middle ST., Skowhegan. tf25
THAVE A sIX-FOOT McCORMIC
machine which is in good
working condition will sell for $l5.
Walter A. Hilton, Athens. IVES
NEW LINE MEMS, BOYS AND
Youths tennis shoes with crepe rub
Der soles Also new moccasin oXfords.
"Shu- stick" cleans all colors Suede
shoes Kincaid Shoe Hospital, "A
Madison Ave, Skowhegan tf25
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
Luc Albert Seeks Release--Was Con.
victed for Assault on H. Il. Spear

Petition was filed at the Office of
the secretary of State on Tuesday
seeking the pardon of Luc Albert of
East Madison who in January of this
year was convicted of the crime of
assault and battery on Horace Z.
Spear and was sentenced to serve
eight months in the county Jail, be-
ing committed January %.
AS reasons for the pardon the
petitioner sets forth that the sentence
was excessive; that he is married and
has wife and two children depend
ent upon him. that he owns farm in
East Madison on which there is stock
to be looked after and that while he
is in confinement there is no one ex-
cept his wife and young chore boy
to do the work.
Time for hearing on the petition
will be assigned at the next session
of the Governor and Council. AT
torney George +. Thompson of Ban
gor is counsel for the petitioner.
William King has recently been re-
fused pardon by the Governor and
Council
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE


WOMAN WANTED TO DO GENER-
Az work In sporting camps, good po-
sition for one who -@s~, not afraid of
work; state wages in first letter:
board and room included. Position II
satisfactory until Nov. Is. George r.
Deering, lockwood. Brassua Lake
Camps. 2w25F'
A-WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
ERAL work from present time to sec
ond week in September. Good cook
and one fond of children preferred.
Telephone. at once to Mrs. A. +. Tracy,
Mercer. Telephone 1922. 1w25F
SALESMAN TO REPRESENT AN
Old Company, dealing in teas coffees,
extracts. spices, etc. Goods have been
used and are favorably known Must
be able to furnish a small bond. For
further information address p. o. Box
$685. Bangor. 3w25
TELEPHONE OPERATOR FOR
Starks, who will have switch board
moved into house, preferably near
present office. Somerset Farmers Co
operative Telephone Co, Skowhegan;
6NE Or TWO AGENTS WANTED
to represent the Wear Proof Hosiery.
Emma r. Antil, 20 Island Ave. SHOW
hogan. uZf
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TOW
ELS, linens. damask. napkins. sheets.
Write for particulars. u. Tattenai'
clinton, Mass. 4w24'
AUTO MECHANIC WITH EXPERT
ENCE and tools. Apply at Scion Ga
rage, Scion. zWZfr
sTENOGRAPHER, PART Or FULL
Time, for the next few months Pos
sibility of this employment leading to
permanent position but present plans
would only be for the vacation period.
Independent Reporter Co. sWzf
WOMAN ON FARM FOR GENERAL
homework. Mrs. s. w. Gould, SHOW
hogan. N. L. Phone 1915. tt24t
GIRL OR WOMAN FOR COOKING
and general housework for small fam
lily until October. John u. Hymer Cot
tage, Lakewood. n. Il. Phone 1928,
Skowhegan Elk. zWZ4f
TABLE GIRL WANTED. WOULD
prefer one experienced. Mrs: hugh
Comber, West Forks. 2w24F
MAKE GOOD MONEY SELLING
Standard radio sets and parts In spare
or whole time. For further 1nforna-
Wv" 4w22s
CHAMBERMAID, ONE LAUNDREss
twill be taught to run steam laundry,
one assistant cook wanted for three TO
four months from June LIST for exciu-
sive resort. Communicate direct with
Mrs. LANCE, Lake Parlin Farm, jack
man Station. INV
TABLE GIRL AND MAN TO DO
work around the house. Maine Gem
trail Hotel. Skowhegan. ttle
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Lost

A VALUABLE PINK HOMEsPUN
Shopping bag somewhere between the
Farmers Telephone Co. and LaFond's
on Water St, trimmed with black
Swedish darning. Finder splease re-
turn to Independent Reporter Co. and
a suitable reward will be given. 1w25'
REWARD OF IS OFFERED TO
anyone who can give information of a
cat (partly coon). light gray and white
Opposite eye and ear gray, other the
reverse). Answers to the name of
Pee Wee or Pete. Edna Davis, Corn
Vile. 1w25F
A SMALL BUNCH OF KEYS, PROB
ABLY somewhere in Skowhegan.
Finder will be suitably rewarded for
their return. Leave at Jones' Res
taurant. 2w25'
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Found

A LIGHT JERSEY COW, DRY.
horns have been cut to about / " inch
long. Has been running in my pas
ture for two weeks. Owner may
have same by paying pasturage Hovey
Hoyt, North Arson. Farmers Phon all
N. Portland Exchange 2w25F
AN AUTOMOBILE TIRE. OWNER
may have the same by proving title
and paying for this adj Address Box
336, Skowhegan. 2w25'
CHILD's RAINCOAT, PLAID LIN
ING found on Canaan road. owner
dependent Reporter Office and paying
for this ad. Mrs. Alton Cleveland 2w24
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Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

AM EXPECTING TO ENTER Row.
DOM this fall, but for the summer
would like work driving automobiie or
truck. tutoring; or anything else ,op
10 years old and a graduate OF Arson
Academy. class of 1924. Wadsworth,
Mraz' North Arson. 4w25F
WOULD LIKE A PLACE TO WORK
helping. to do housework or taking
vacation. Apply to Miss Eleanor FER,
naid Water St.. skowhegan. 1wg5F
WOULD LIKE TO DO HOUsEwORK
SIowheran. 1w25F
GIRL IL YEARS OLD WOULD LIKE
place to work or take care OF emil
dren during school vacation. Apply
to Miss Gladys Grenier. Parkman HILL
Skowhegan. fw|or
A. sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPIsT.
Shall be at liberty after June goth; Am
a graduate of the Skowhegan High
School, Commercial Department. MISS IS
Marjorie Salisbury. Skowhegan. 3w24F
CAPABLE GIRL, IA YEARS OLD,
would like position doing housework
Libby, East Maple St, skowhegan;r
WOULD LIKE POSITION AS hook
KEEPER or stenographer. Grao taoa
Geneva Belts, 81 Madison ave; STOW S3s
hogan. @"Efr
WOULD LIKE A POSITION DOING
homework during summer vacation.
Am capable of doing practically any
domestic duty. For further informa-
hegan. RID 3. 4w24F
WORK IN STORE, OFFICE OR
driving Ford car or at anything else
where might hope to be useful. Am
sure you Will find me ingenious. fattn-
fuI and willing Give me a trial. Am
IL years of age Gerald Oliver. % MI;
I1Ians Avn he n. SMZ0E
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wANTED-POsTAGE STAMPS USED
prior to 1873 and old stamp collections.
Stamps on original covers especially
desired. Leon G. Young. 133 Lincoln
Ave, Portsmouth. NJ H. swiss
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks, chests
and boxes for old postage stamps. It
will pay you to do 1t. will buy
single stamp. Stamps on old letters,
loose stamps, collections. and old let
ters sent before stamps were used
US4o. Send your stamps to me, or
write for free list r. w. Burnham,
The Stamp Man." Dept. Al, Ipswich.
Mass. 14w14s
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ALL ROADS LEAD TO MY FARM
for fancy Registered Ohio Improved
Chesters. Hubert Crowell, Danforth.
5w21s
PAIR TWIN HOLSTEIN HEIFER
Calves. Good to raise. Isaiah Crowell
RID 2, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone
1912. tf20F
MY WELL KNOWN HERD OF REG
ISTERED Herefords. Eighteen head,
everyone registered. Ages from calves
to IL years old Will sell individually
or entire lot. Farmers prices. Come
and see them. Grant Witham, Scion,
Me-, RID 2. Farmers phone 1918
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 52w2F
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. s. w. Gould. Elm ST.. Skowhe-
gan. tf47
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oo sly ROOM APARTMENT
naintaa newly nsn Non
Hurhey s. lSs Water st. inquire at
FURNISHED EIGHT
MENT for the summar hoOM Api
Foster. 10 Hard
FURNIEHED RENT
electric lights. flush cIosoVF ID
with or without place i4tset' well {
gan. 'outh st, Sid
ATTRACTIVE SUMMED
the Washington County HON
nisned house, garage TO- Soast
plenty of wood. Rsadno t Three
Prices reasonable. This ~ novel
prettiest. most restful sno, 10 on9d
vacation that can be favn 10
Maine. smyrna
COTTAGE, ELECTRIC II
running water, flush close,
spring just a few steps fros ana
tage. On State road I'm ~
odilon Breton. 2 Sumner near 9,
Vile. d.
RENT OF FIVE ROOMS "a.
furnished or unfurnished
Skowhegan. 'ohh .
RENT OF 5 ROOMS Ann M.
Turner Ave. Skowhegan. IA
COTTAGE AT LAkEwoo,
the summer. Lucy Jewett n
A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS =
PER Middle St, to let or saI,
trio lights and garden w.,
Frank S. Greene. Silver St n.
gan. 49, y
GROOM HOUSE, ELECTRIC l,
bath room. hardwood floors and
Also 4-room house. Both IN 4.
Street. Fred Moody.
PINE GROVE LODGE. SMITH,
village, on shore of North Iah.
cludes cottage, sleeping cabin
rage. Elmer E. Harris, SkoS|
FURNISHED COTTAGEs
Kitchenette on North Pond hv
week. ]. H. Littlefeld, Smith,
NICE DRY STABLE, UPPER
suitable for storing. Main n
auto. Gertrude S. Gates. cal
mers' Phone 20-410 or apply
Water ST, Skowhegan.
ONE OF MY NEW COTTac
Lakewood with big porch and
nished ready to occupy, for sale
Lee A. Ketchum. Madison.
BUILDERS JACKS AND BIG
to rent at reasonable prices
kinds of mason work promptly
ed to. Ralph K. Perry, Chest
Skowhegan.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN
with modern conyeniences. Ind
A. H. lies. "a Main St, Skowhel
TWO FURNISHED ROCKS
light housekeeping. also from
with board. all modern conve
Inquire of Belle Emerson, q Nj
Street, Skowhegan. N. Z. Tel
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, m
conveniences, centrally located
Postofiice. lit Water ST.. Skol
N. E. Phone 1851
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
To Let

FIVE ROOMS, UPSTAIRS, ELEC-
Trio lights, flush closet. So Summer
st. ties
PICKEREL, SALMON AND WHITE
Perch fishing at Big Indian Pond in
St Adams after June goth. Those
wishing to try their luck will find
boats to let at John Libby's, st. AL
bans. Tel. 10-l1. 2w25F
FOR STORAGE PURPOSES -FOUR
room house at 8 Railroad St Just
the place for your furniture, etc. Allie
Buteau, Railroad St. Skowhegan.
2E25s