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Church Services Qon1orrolu

Bishop James e. Freeman Is ex
in Chicago. Tomorrow morning hi
win administer the rite Of confirma
ton and preach at the IL o'clocl
service at st. Philips Church, Lau
rel, Md. In the afternoon he wll
preach at the Bethlehem Chapel o.
the National Cathedral ON Mt. st
Alban at o'clock.
The members Of the order Of thu
Daughters Of the King Of the Epis
copal Church in the Diocese o.
Washington will visit st. Mark
Church, Third and A streets south
east, Monday evening, at 8.
J. Harry Covington, former chic
justice Of the Supreme Court o.
the District Of Columbia, VIII b,
the guest at the meeting Of thu
Mems Club Of st. Margaret
Church in Parish Hall next Thurs
day at $50.
The Rev. H. B. Mccormick, gen
eral secretary Of the United Chris
tan Missionary Society, Of st
Louis, will preach tomorrow eve
ming at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church. At the morning serv
ices a delegate to the convention
Of the Anti-Saloon League viii
speak. Musical numbers viii be
given at both services by the
church choir and mixed and male
Quartetss under the direction OF
William e. Braithwaite. The eve
ming services will be broadcast
from station WITH, of the William
p. Boyer Company.
Rev. Earle Whitley. pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
will conduct a series of evangelistiC
meetings, beginning tomorrow, al
the First Christian Church. OF
Baltimore.
The Rev. H. B. Mccormick, OF
st. Louis, will deliver the morning
sermon at the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church tomorrow. In the eve
ming the pastor. c. r. Stauffer,
will have as his subject 1.-The
Choice That Made a Great King"
0CINlCo6 Will NC ISIu at IAO n
Street Christian Church, H and
Sixth streets southwest. tomorrow
at II q. m. and 7:45 p. m. The
Rev. Harold E. Dickins will speak
at both services, having for his
subject In the morning, "Introduc.
ton to Sermon on the Mount" and
for the evening, After Death
What?"
The Rev. Harvey Baker Smith
newly installed as pastor of the
Columbia Heights Christian Church
will take as his subject tomorrow
Marks of the New Testament
Church." in which he will discuss
some Of the fundamental doctrines
Of the church as practiced by the
early Christians. At the evening
service his subject will be Christ
Is Precious"
A Boy Scout troop has been or
ganized by the boys of the Bible
School. Troop meetings are hello
School room. Waldo Jones is scout
master. Last night the meeting Of
the Missionary Society was con
Quoted by the business women'i
division.
W. H. H. Smith will give tho sec
ond illustrated lecture in the series
on the Life of Christ" which he Is
giving each Sunday afternoon at the
Central Y. M. c. A. One Of the fea
lures Of this meeting will be the sing
Ing of familiar hymns from the
screen. The lecture will be given al
$3.50 p. m, and will be open to both
men and women.
Glass work will begin in the School
Of Religious Education Of the Y. M
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BAPTIST

Glass work will begin in the School
Of Religious Education Of the Y. M.
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W. H. H. Smith will give tho Sec
ond illustrated lecture in the series
on the Life of Christ" which he Is
giving each Sunday afternoon at the
Central Y. M. c. A. One Of the fe:L.
lures Of this meeting will be the sing
ing of familiar hymns from the
screen. The lecture will be given at
$50 p. m, and will be open to both
men and women.
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The subject of the lecture by DIR.
James H. Taylor. pastor OF the Gen.
trail Presbyterian Church. before the
class In The Essentials Of Christian
ity," Monday at T:S0 o'clock. will be
"The Bible"
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies

bronze GoBBIER. YEAR OLD.
Good breed. Mrs. w. NJ. Ellis. oak :
land RED 81 lw46F
PuLLETS. FEW FANCY ONES
for sale. +. y. Becker. - +. Leavitt
st. 2Wits
TWELVE PLYMoIrH ROGk PrB-
LETS. VIII sell cheap for quick sale
Perley ". Biekford, Iitfshcld, RED l.
tfi6F
sIN RHODE ISLAND RED Pill
LET'S. $1.25 each. Also two nice
roosters, 81 each. same breed. Mrs
Herbert Boardman. SkoWhegan r. f..
y. 40. 4. Farmers Phone Ill So
lon exchange 2WI5F
SIN JERSEY BLACK GIANT PUh-
LET'S and one Coekerel. George J.
Cleveland. Skowhegan. lw4G"
SEVERAL PUREBRED JERSEY
Giant cotkerels. dandy birds. only -
each worth s.. Also Two hens and
four bullets. odds and ends, all good
healthy birds and ready TO lay. VIII
take 81 for the lot Of six. w. +.
Baker Bingham. 2w46F
KERLIN QUALITY wHFnE LEG
HORN cockerels from the best Leg
horn farm in the world, Only few
at 50 each while they last. G. W.
Emerson, II. L. u. No. g. 2wiaF
SIN RHODE ISLAND RED PULLI;TS
and six White Plymouth Rock and
Wyandottes crossed. April Matched
and some are laying. Price $50 each.
Mrs. Harold Gerald. Clinton. Il. +. y.
No. i3. 2Wi5F
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needle. which Providence had proyid-
ed all threaded was now exhausted
as to that material. | attempted to
thread one. first unsuccessfully. The
heavy black thread which / selected
refused to go through the eye.
then took a smaller size, which went
very much better. About the time |
got the second button on | discover
ed that / had sewn the first one in
part. over and over This. perhaps
you know, or at any rate. will under
stand, destroyed its use for ordinary
button purposes Enough threads
had been passed thru it in proper
form. however. to hold, so | just cut
the one or two around the rim The
work thus accomplished enabled me
to wear the suit all right and, so far
as | know, my newspaper friends in
Portland felt no anxiety as to my APP
parel.
am very proud of my newly ae-
quired accomplishment. yet think.
at my time of life, it would hardly be
wise to change to tailoring and gar
ment making as a vocation. One
should have confidence in himself and
his work. On this button matter
am prone to a little uncertainty. At
any rate on my return | thought it
best to take the trousers to a profess
sional and have those buttons done
over again. But never mind that. l
know that il emergency arises, can
sew on button or two. The next
time. ! am sure l could do a better
Job and with less delay.
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Wanted-To Buy
subscribers.

A SECOND HAND PARLoR COAL
Stove. NWill pay cash. r, l.. Hamel,
Madison RED !. 2w46F
PHOTOGRAPH or OLD NoRRIDGE-
WOCK Jail for museum at Good VIII
Farms. Advise me what you have
and cost. g. W. Hinckley, Hinckley.
2w46F
4 GASOLINE ENGINE. I 1-2 II. y.
Herbert Boardman Skowhegan, II. f.
n. No. 4. Farmers Phone, LA, So
lon Exchange. 2w46F
DRESSED CHICKENS AND FEW
foul for Thanksgiving. VIII pay
market prices T. r. Davis. Scion.
Farmers Phone 2-1t-t0. 2w46F
A PUNG SUITABLE FOR DELIv-
ERY with top b. \. Spauldng RED
I. y. L. Phone 203-12. 3w45F
A SECOND HAND RIDING WAGON.
Isaiah Crowell Malbon's Mills, Skow-
hogan. Farmers Phone 1912. 2w45F
OLD GANDER. MAURICE MAGOON.
Skowhegan Farmers Tel. 292. 2wi5F
PULLETS WANTED, LEGHORN,
Rocks and Reds preferred State price
and Kind also age and weight Guy
l.. Giles River Road. Skowhegan.
LIVE POULTRY. j. II. GRAY.
Scion. 2w45F
BULLETS, LARGE. WELL MATUR-
ED, straight, blooded. VIII pay. 3oc
a lb delivered at my place. 1928 Madi-
son Ave. Tel. 23-11. Harry Nelson.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. WRITE
in first letter kind and number you
have. Harry Nelson, 1913 Madison Ave.
Skowhegan, N. Il. Phone 23-11 tf31
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Positions Wanted
Al. .,ndar fhia hand FREE

A REFINED PAST MIDDLE AGE
Prot. Amer. man desires place in coun-
try. Light work and chores for home.
I'm no Invalid but desire quiet sur
roundings for nerves. Congenial DIS
position. Go anywhere. Best refer
ences. Address Edwin Neron, 16 New
hall St, Lynn. Mass. 3WibF
COOK WOULD LIKE POSITION N
private family or in small hotel or hos
pital. Address Gertrude Bfxby Sk9w
hogan RED l. 2wi6F
IN OFFICE. AS CLERK OR ANY
THING | am capable of doing. Can
furnish references. Leon Mcbaren. 10
Prospect St, Skowhegan. 3wl6F
WOULD LIKE TO CUT WOOD on
other similar job work. Charles
O'Donal, 'Skowhegan RID ana D.,
2w46F
WANTED JOBS SUCH AS INSIDE
painting, carpentering, wood chopping
or will work in mill. WIFI take part
pay in wood Tom A. Fish, Edgewood
Park, Skowhegan RED 3. 2w46F'
DOING GENERAL HOUSEwORk.
Vrgie Thibodeau, 3 Pleasant ST., SHOW
hogan. lWfof
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SKGWHFGAN LOG AIS

Peer Debe has recently bought OF
r. f. Greenwood and +. c. Butler
four house lots near the corner OF
Jewett street and North avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Hight have been
in Portland this week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Leighton. On
Tuesday they were in Kittery 10 at
tend the dedication of the new bridge.
]: II. Lancaster and e. c. Butler
have sold the land owned by them on
the southerly side OF Norridgewock
avenue to Edward F. Danforth. This
property borders the highway on the
river side for some distance and is
opposite the Danforth home.
Eunice FarnsWorth Chapter D. A. r.
will meet next Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Lena Wentworth on
Neil Hill. She will be assisted in
the hospitalties of the occasion by
DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid. The paper
"The Era of the Canal" will be read by
Miss Louise r. Coburn.
Arno Lawrence has bought a house
lot on the left hand side OF Locust
avenue. This is also known as the
Watervlle Middle Road. Mr.. Law
rence's location is little way beyond
the Terraces, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Folsom-Jones. He is
planning to build Il house there in
the. early future.
At seven o'clock this Thursday
evening at the Smith music store.
meeting will be held of all persons
interested in the 1925 Festival Chorus.
Officers will be elected and plans for
INFLATED for the coming year Pres
ent indications are that Skowhegan
will have a larger chorus than usual
this year, manifesting that the com
munity appreciates the high class of
music which is always used in the fes-
tivals ga
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Miscellaneous

PAIR HORSES no LET THIS WY.
TER for their keeping to reliable nsr.
ty. Perley W. Bickford, Pittsdeld
KID /. tf46F
CHILDREN WANTED TO BOARD OK
farm, good home, kind care, lots Of
milk. Price 81. Please write or cali
and see Mrs. Flora Harrington. 0ak
land, RID 3D. 2wl6F
DIR. WHITES STOMACH POWDERS
and also Or. Whites blood purifier
made from roots and herbs that God
has given for the Ills of man. They
will be for sale at Fogg's Drug Store
Skowhegan. IT'S
THE WORLD MOVES AND so DO
we. Day or night service. McKaYs
Transfer. Skowhegan. y. Z. Phone
1924. 3WlG
DINsNORE & BICKFORD INSrR.
ANCE Agency, No. 6. Second Floor Me.
Clellan Block, Water St, Skowhegan
3W46
WE HAVE TWO KITTENS TO CINE
away Address Billy Cummings, or
Leopold S. Clifford, Elm St, Skowhegan.
TWICE
COPY OF MAINE REGISTER AND
Year Book, 1924 edition. .Aboat
1000 pages. Splendid map of Mana
Complete business directory of the
state Contains much of historic va.
lue Present edition 192425 costs
$40. This copy offered for 81 post.
paid. tfibF
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For Sale--Real Estate

NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW
with electric lights, good water and
garage. Near Shoe Shop. \ bargain
If taken at once, Cleyeland Greae
ton, u Madison Ave, SkoWhegan. tf46
NEW BUNGALOW NEAR SHOE
ShoD, four rooms. shed. piazza. electric
lights, garage. Price low if taken at
u.ce. =. \. Jones Steward Ave"
Skowhegan, 1w46'
GROCERY AND GENERAL STORE
in Mercer village. Good business.
only store of its kind in town. About
100000 stock. Store complete with
fixtures ready for anyone to step right
IN and do business. Secure more in
formation from Morse u Company,
Mercer. 4W46'
Corner of West Front street and Tur-
ner Ave Two tenements, large lot Of
land. Harold J. Phillips, Skowhegan,
Telephone 40. tf45
IS ACRE FARM. ALL EQUIPPED
stock, machinery ana tools included.
Water in house and barn, 3 miles to
railroad. Quick sale price $500.
Write for terms and new farm bargain
circular free }. f. Douglass, Box
402. Dover FoXcroft. 2W45F
THE LATE CYRUS HoLBRooK
farm, North Madison. Large orchard
Splendid bargain. Il. c. Dean, Madi-
son RED /. Farmers Tel. 12-5.
ICE CREAM PARLOR AND CANDY
Kitchen in Skowhegan. New equip
ment. Recently remodelled. Enjoy
ing splendid business. Ill health only
reason for selling Low Low price rice for for
gan. 4wi3
MY HOME PLACE ON WEST FRONT
Street. Perhaps the house of most
historic interest now standing In Skow,
hogan. Built in about 1890. Prof;
Hail, famous for years as principal Of
Bloomfield Academy, once lived in this
house and started a school Tor boy, boys
there. Mrs. c; =. Norton. 40 West
Front st. Skowhegan. tits
GOOD TRADE IN DOUBLE TENE-
minutes walk of business section.
$1,000 part cash. Cleveland & Grea-
ton, 81 Madison Ave. tff2
FOR SALE OR RENT s-RoOM
house and garage. near Madison Ave.
All hardwood floors, good cellar, good
water, large piazza. Double lot. a
NJ Hubbard. Lakewood Road. Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Tel. 6-22. tfi1
sEvENTY-FIvE ACRE FARM IN
the town of Chester. 35 acres in TIL
E the rest in timHerla1 barn House aS ft
square. Farm machinery and cream
separator included, 5000. NJ. f. Gray,
Carmel. RID No. 8. 17w3S'
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 100000. Roland T
Patten. tf33F
FARMS, VILLAGE HOMES, AND
timberlands The Roderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. tf35
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp school or summer resort 2
other sets of farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings ana
vacations for sale or rent. f. u.
Hayden. Abbot tfZz
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE


A MAN FOR GENERAL FARM WORK
Amply at once V NJ. Potter. Arson.
" +. Tel 74-5. Madison Exchange.
2W46F
TEAMS TO HAUL LOGS WITH GOOD
big logging sleds by the thousand or
month. Commencing about Dec. Is.
Apply by letter to Edmund Niolette,
No. T. 4wi6F
WANTED A HOI SEkEEPER FOR
an old man, nice home, one male from
village. one that prefers good home
for the winter rather than high wgaeS
References, Box 400. st. Adams.
A GOOD MAN FOR MY LIVERY
stable Good pay and good home
for the right party. sumner Mitchell.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK
George W. Sampson. tf45
OR 10 MEN TO cut WHITE
Birch. Nice place TO cut Lem Lam
caster, Hartland. RID /. Farmers
Tel. HIP. Canaan Exchange. 3W45F
MAN WANTED TO SELL SEEDS IN
for man acquainted with farming
Experience not necessary but honesty
and industry are Steady work. Cobb
Co. Franklin, Mass. 5w45"
ELDERLY MAN OR ANYBODY But
high priced man to do chores at my
farm. Byron Lambert. Madison RID
2. Farmers Phone 1920. 4w43F
DEPENDABLE WOMAN FOR
Housework in family of two, Tel.
12I, Skowhegan. tf43
MIDDLE AGED EXPERIENCED wo-
s. w. Gould. Tel. 1915, Skowhegan.
tf36F
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Lost

FEMALE CAT WHITE WITH GRAY
Spots on back bob tail. answers to
name of Babe. Suitable reward for
its return to Mrs. Lillian Avery, Nor
ridgeWock. 4W46%
FEMALE BLACK AND TAN FOX
Hound i'm vicinity of Hilton Hill. Ned
Reeds name on collar. Suitable re-
ward. Ned Reed. RED 3. Skowhegan.
y. Il. Tel. 1912. 1W46F
REAR BUMPER FROM MY AUTO
about one mile east of Sibley Pond on
Bangor road, Nov. ,. Reward offered.
Chester b. Nutting, w. y. Sargent II
Co. Skowhegan. lw46
MALE FOX TERRIER, BLACK AND
tan. without collar. answers to the
name of Bouncer. Reward for his re-
turn or information where he is. Gin
ton Stanley. n. n. Portland. 4w45'
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F0UND--A PLACE WHERE YoU
can buy. 12-thread Real silk" ladies'
hosiery in 40 shades at S133 ID pair
by the box. Gentlemen's 81 Pure
silk. Every pair guaranteed See our
SILK and wool Mrs S. Hafey. Skow-
hogan. 6w46%
A SILK SCARF NEAR MAINE sPrS-
MING Mill Thursday of last week.
owner may have same by proving
property and paying cost of this ad.
Mrs. Harry Mitchell. II Pine St, SHOW
hogan. 1w46+
. MASONIC sPIN, FOUND. OWNER
may have safffe by paying cost of this
ad. lndependent-Re Reporter Co. 2w45
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YEAR OLD BLACK AND TAN RAB.
BIT DOG GIVEN TO ANYONE WHO
Will use him well. Has kind, afrec:.
tionate disposition and the best OF
manners Write for particulars Per-
nv Young. bingham. 4w45'
WOULD GIVE RENT OF FARM TO
Party wishing TO do the chores during
the winter Also the use of one horse.
Joseph Laney. Skowhegan General De.
Iiverv. Russell Road. 2wljF
WANTED A WORKING OR SILENT
Partner in Sporting Camp business
with 100000 to 100000 cash with which
camps would be enlarged and lmpfoy,
ed. My camp business shows increase
each year from 80 to so per cent. over
100000 already invested in II camps
and buildings built new and EQUIPPED
in last four years. Located on best
ASKING waters in the state, in heart ct
the Moosehead Lake Territory. over
1000 d&er shipped from our station l2-5;
100 ponds reached from here by car ana
canoe Can prove to prospective par
tner good opening and future business
Booklet and information ON request
Walter II. Maynard, lockwood kineo
Station, Maine. H4f
OWING TO SHORTAGE OF HAY. |
Offer 100 good store sheep for salr'
ranging in price from $500 TO- S5.eo.
Come pick my flock. George iiarl ON
Norridgewock. ""f7'
FIVE NEW OLIVER sULKEi
plows having fallen in my poSSssrS ,5ioa
Strictly new. We also have a rev
army wheels left viii sell at the old
price. Geo. Harlow. Norridgewo,tiNs
catching foxes has no equal VIII
send free to trappers. Write lo
method today and make money eassy'
Everett Sherman. 515 Tem2Ie os 81
Whitman. S"t-
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING III
Mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, nKG~~d
hogan. Full line of mems WORK anu
W 900 tfi0
ADDRESS DESIRED OF LADY ~
Brewer who telephoned me refarutn,nus
my piano a few weeks since H aamv
1 had) and am very anxious for us ,ddI FL
turn. r. T. Patten, Skowhegan' 'S'r
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
neatly and promptly done at the nun
so,'a A. - nc ties
GEORGE II. MOSIER, NATL ha ,n
Born Magnetic Healer from Bos' ~.
chronic, nerves, stomach ana I t,,,Iy
disease, rheumatism, etc, sueee success MI
treated. Call and see him eve S,,r,b.
day, Saturday and Sunday untll In
as
hogan.
DO You KNOW THAT WE CLEAN
press, block. bleach and color ha 20
equal to new. Hat bands put s,e y.
while you wait. Shoe dyeing apnsd
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cle Linz
Just like new. Peter Leakos' 1.t5t
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan' Wv
SETH PHOTO sTUDIO-YOUR Ph ,oas
on post card. Finished Whlle 1I len
wait. Developing and print ny tnnr
grade amateur work. TwentS 80, -.
hour service. Telephone 2SS-2' sh IA
hogan.
DO YOU NEED AN ADDING W."
CHINE? We can rent TINA
SUNDSTRAND for any leng oi r t'a
and at a very small charg. ore
machines have only 10 keys am can
very simple to operate ehit qI
run them. They will ada, hlu' thoth
substract and divide. Telephone re- Re.
phones) or write The Independent tf2s
porter Co.
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wANTwD SMALL WASHINGS TO.
DO. Mems washing preferred. Mrs.
Laura T. Wyman, l Mill St. SHOW
hogan. 5w44F
WORK BY THE HOUR WANTED.
Mrs. Arthur f. Ellis. 8 Pleasant St,
Skowhegan. 3w44F
WORK AT C&RPENTERING. WOULD
also do puttying, repairing and put on
storm windows. etc. Joseph Lemieux
Chestnut ST. Skowhegan. 3w44F
GENERAL TUTORING. MARGARET
NJ. Smith. 1874 Main Street, Skowhegan.
~ +. Phone 275-12. tf44F
CHANICAL work. | am 22 years of
age and can put my hand to most any
thing. Can give references. Ray e.
Raymond. III Water st. Tel 1se-11.
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To Let

ONE PAIR HEAVY HORSES FOR
Winter for their keeping. Russell
Landry, Skowhegan. RID /. 1w46F
STORAGE FOR AUTOMOBILES.
Small cars SO month: large cars $3.50
month. Mrs Eta Lacasce, 202 Main
St., Skowhegan. 2w46'
RENT. INQUIRE n. x. POULIN,
Water St, Skowhegan. 2W45*
CAN TAKE ONE on TWO WITH
room and board. Warm comfortable
room, convenient to bath Also room
TO store three cars, So per month. Mrs.
Florence Wilson. 329 Water street.
Skowhegan. 2W45
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Exchange
Ads Under This Head FREE to Our
Readers

ACME OAK PARLOR STOVE TAKES
large junks and burns coal; exchange
for box stove that takes large junlIs
c. II. Nye, North Arson. RED 3 Far
mers' Phone. 2w46F
CHARM CRAWFORD ROYAL. S-20
Ranges Reservoir for a plain back and
the little shelf. Joseph f. Roderick,
East Chandler St, n. r.. Phone 1861.
2w46F
EXCHANGE, OR SALE SINGLE BAR
REL shot gun, 16 gauge, new condi-
ton c. n. Jones, Steward Ave-
Skowhegan. 2w45F
$50 EGG MANDY LEE INCUBATOR
In good repair or will exchange for
100-egg machine any standard make,
Cyphers preferred. Also one Noyes &
Nutter sleigh in good repair, $40; a
good trade. w. A. Smith. Newport.
Tel 12-11. 2w45F
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE ONE
pair of 3200 horses for one lighter
one. Ed. Whittier. Skowhegan r. f.
4w45F
HEAVY WORK TEAM FOR DRIV-
ING horse. Robert Kaneen. Skowhe
gan, r. f. ID. No. 3. Farmers Phone.
3w45F
GOOD, STRAIGHT. SMOOTH HORSE
weighing about 1900. Will swap for
beef. G. II. Rowell. Athens. RID D.
3w44F
FINE WORK HORSE, HAY RACK,
harness and dump cart. Will exchange
for cows JOS. Lesard $50 North ST.
Skownegan. N. L. Tel. 1866. 3w44F
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For Sale--Livestock

ONE COW, THREE FOX AND RAB-
BIT hounds. two nice three months old
bull dogs and a driving horse. Mrs
Dexter Decker. Mercer. 3w46F
TERED, two years old. Russell Lam
dry. Skowhegan RID !. 1w45F
THREE REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
heifers, three years old. One is fresh
ened and two due 30 freshen this
month. Also a pair of mules. good
workers. weigh about 200. l.. S.
Brown, Harmony. Tel. 1-22. iw46F
REGISTER JERSEY HEIFER. .
years old. bred by registered bull.
what more can you ask? What am
/ offered for quick sale w. =. Baker,
Bingham 2w46F'
FALL PIGS AT SEASON PRICES,
Myron Whttemore. RED ., Farmers
Tel. POLL. 3W45F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-11-13

/ HAVE SEVERAL cows AND
Calves for sale. Isaiah Growell NAL
hon's Mills. 2w45F
CHESTER WHITE PIGS. q WEEKS
old, S3.Q0 each If taken at once. X. j.
Shaw X Son, Skowhegan RID l. 2wi5
CHESTER PIGS. THE KIND YOU
hogan. r. f. d. No. l. y. E. Phone
17-3. 2w45F
TWO GRADE OXFORD DOWN BUCK
rams. Price fright right. W. B Z; MASON
3w45F
PAIR OF CHEsTNCT HORSES, FOUR
and five years old, natives, weight
about 2800 pounds Joseph Laney,
Road. 2w45F
PIGS. READY TO GO VOW. GEO.
w. Hopkins, Gem St, skoWhegan.
HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT 1900.
good straight. smooth horse. Price
$50. G. II. Rowell, Athens, RED ,.
Registered OXFORD Down
Ram lambs. Both large and well
built. Ralph Weston. Skowheganr
ONE BEEF cow AND ONE FAT
Hog Fred McCollor Skowhegan
RID :. Farmers Tel zl-3. 2wt6F
TWO HEAVY HORSES. SUITABLE
for woods or farm. Mrs sumner Ellis,
RED !, SkoWhegan. 3w14F
TWO HOLsTEIN BULLS BETWEEN
one and Two years old. Albert A.
Webster Skowhegan. RID B. Back
Road. 4w3i'
\ SPLENDID REGISTERED 3-YEAR
old Holstcin bull. Reasonable price.
High blooded animal, perfectly clever
J. II. stevens, Mercer RID l. 4w44F
ONE soRREL HORSE. o YEARS
Old. weight about 1900 lbs. Perfect
" sound and kind. Price right for
quick sale Farmers Phone I'll,
Bingham. Roscoe Smith. 4wi3*
FERRETs. BROWN OR WHITE.
large or small. either sex. Only the
best stock. w. A. Peck. New London,
Ohio. 9W41*
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness. Also Farming
ton sleigh. r. A. Strong, Arson, Me.
n. F. Tel. 1888. Box 155. tf30
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. 62wzF