The Oxford Democrat

ti The Oxford Democrat.

VOLUME 79. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1912. NUMBER 38.

θ feet 10 loohea and R Κ Morril 1 Beateamer, 2, Hulberti, 2, Red Belt 60. Embroidered «hlrt walet, Abbie Miscellaneous—Collection of burst p. κ AUK, the idea that places away from home under, LBSKT AMONG THE FARMERS. & L W South Pari· CI Qof Book Aoole Wbltebou··, Norway, work, BO Low·, North Pari·, 1st, $1; are better than home. So a greater effort at the Fair. Son, 10; Whitman, gbelmer, 1, Wlneeap, 1; Starblrd, 71; Auctioneer, Premiums Awarded County β. Oxet South Mr· A C 60. Sblrt Mr· C Β Downing, Nor- Charlotte Lovejoy, Norway, 2d, 7fio; Licensed muet be made to make home attractive. 8; Eugene D Mlllett, Norway, Pari·, Fall·water, 2; walet, MAINE "srsxn the flow." The are the awarded at the fair of the Oxford Countj β feet 6 inobes and R Κ Morrill A South Grime· Golden way, 50. Shirt walat embroidery, mosaic work, Blaocbe Lowe, North Par- I'ARIS, Parente should their iofluence over following premiums under, Wheeler, Perl·, eyelet iOlTU keep for error* io and β I M Ounce Mr* France· Clar- la, 1st, 75; mosaic work of brokoo obioa, their children. Agricultural Society last week. Except possible copying getting Sod, 8; G G Abbott & Sou·, Norway, 2; Bearce, Bebroo, Twenty Partridge, Norway 26; ferine. The home i· the place w«l,t· Leoua raffia Tern** Comsuomt«nc« on into are aa the committees, and are subject to revision by Ο R 4. Oxen, 50, Seek-No Further, 1, French Sweet, Ibel 50. Shirt Thayer, Paris, 1st, 76; work, practical agricultural top'.ce where that influence can be made most type, tbey reported by Wilson, Bryant's Pood, DaCoita, Norway, Is solicited. ail communications to F W Bon· Blaocbe 76; Mrs Alma Address the officers, but they are mainly correct. aweepatakea, Ned Κ Ordway, 20; R Β 1, F*11 Genetaln, 1, Watermelon, 2,Greel Wallaoblan embroidery, Mri Lowe, 1st, Bailey, L. BUCK, tended for this to Huiby D effective. Children brought up at home oollectlon of /, department Morrill à 15; Ο S 10. 3· Lawrence, 1, Transcendant Crab, 50, oey, South Pari·, 60. Shirt walit, Utzl- Norway, 2d, 60; paaae· HuuuMb, Agricultural Elltor Oxford Deis- will be more to love and respeot their Grade Durham Son, Haye·, Dentist, apt Stallion owned In limita of Parle, 2; 2-year-olds, H. H R 2. can drawn Ida Sooth Par- partout work, lire Era Atleo, Norway, Surgeon orrat, Parla, Me. that are to year-old·, F Field, South Parie, 8; Milding, 1, Perfect, work, Bonney, parents than those subjected FO Wal- P. Brawn & W. M. or Mrs Kmma Twitch· M A1SK. W J Wheeler, Sooth Paris, $8; Sod, Norway, 4; Κ Morrill & Sod, β; L F Everett, West Apple·, Desirable Varietle·—M F le, 76. Shirt waiit, Coral work l»t, 1; paper flowers, TU PARIS. "down town" influences. Even the Mechanic Grade Here- H 3,.l ker, Rumford, 16; A G Lovejoy, Norwij, Daniels, Fails, 3; Pari·, 4. 2-year-olde, Frank Whitman, Holman, Oxford, Cat Head, $1, Fameuse, French knot, Mra Howard Shaw, Sooth ell, 8oatb Paris, 26; J Liosoott, 8ooth vrurk wUIUMd. The home to the Youag People. Church should not be allowed to take R L B. S.Goodwin, Norlh 26. %ll ai- 4; 3 year-old atalion, CuminlDge, ford, 2-year-old», Pond, R Κ Morrill & Son, 4; 50c: S R Toi man Sweett, z, Paris, 60. Embroidered towel·, Mattle Paris, possession of our ohildren. Not all Prank Bryant's β; Edward·, West Parle, 10; 1 year old stallion, Gake, Newry, 4; Whitman, Bryant's Zenai Mille, Norway, 2. I-year-old», R Bod Davi·. 2,Pewaukee, 1, Bubbardeton, Richard·, South Parla, 25; Mra Ε Ν Ρ loSKS, church people can be trusted as the ad- 5. Zanae Grade "Old Nassau." II. IT Carl Tubb*, Norway, Pond, 3; Mills, Norway, 2; Κ Morrill A J E Mareton J W S Swett, 50. OUGHT TO BE THE MOST ATTRACTIVE visers of Home 1» the Norway, 3; Son, 5, 8; 50, Cooper'· Market, 2; Colby, Norway, ji; young people. Holstein Alexander Stearns, Bii- Embroidered Whlte- Id the of Princeton universi- j or year old, F Ο Wal- 2-year-olds, 2. South Parle, Rolfe, 1, Alexander, 1, Apron—Annie history Dentist, SPOT ON KAKTH. best for most children most of the Filly Gelding—3 Son·, Norway, r place Bue Paris, 4; Grade Durham yearlings, R. K. G. L. Mrs Jewie Iva M. South found the after it time. both the safest and ker, Rumford, $4; Geo. Record, Committee—C. H. Booney, ley Sweet·, 1, Gideon, 50; hoaae, Norway, 25c; Allen, ty is following entry MA INK. Being place Morrill & Son, 4, 3; J. E. Marston & Son J 60. cover or runner, Mra ν \Y, W Β South Paris, ο. Curtis. Buck, Norway, Roxbury Rueeett, l; Pari·, Table bad been decided to eeat the college to iu« the cheapest place to entertain our chil- field, 8; Young, Grade Hereford Â few years ago I was told a wom- 2 Wm F Norway, 2; yearlings, Ε South Pari·, Rolfe, 50, W»g- Franoea Norway, 60; Mra Lot- ;o 12—1 10 4. by then not do all we can to make year old, Young, Norway, β; Drawlrfg Horee·—Pair· weighing 8000 Everett, Partridge, Princeton: Hc-jrs—'· watt not far from dren, why H. S. Godwin, 4; H. P. Brown & Sjh, 3; ta 25. Sideboard or jSci an, whose age forty, 1 year old, S Ο South Parla, 5; S F ner, 1, Bailey Sweet·, 2; Β F Cummings, Aahton, Norway, to it comfortable and attractive ? Colby, L. F. West Grade Hol- and under, W Stowell, Dlxfield, 115; "It wag the desire of tbe trustees that the great fault of farm papers was W w South Parle, Gelding Everett, Paris, 2; W Fall 1 ; Everett, Gideon, 1, bureau acarf, Mr· L H Trufant, Norway, And one a Maxim, 3; D East Waterford, 10; J Greenings, J,Ε name new after tbe κ .SMITH, men knew thing more—making place stein W. P. Andrews, South Knightly, 25. Luncb tbe building pa- that they were written by who or Stallion Draft 3 year J 8 4 yearlings, 8. Paire Β F Richards, Newton Pippins, 1, Cayu- 60; GraoeîBennett, Norway, homelike does not mean fools of Bred, old, Grade Wheeler, South Paru, weigh- and benefactor of tbe g about It may have making Woodstock, 4; Çevoo yearlings, ca Ribeton W H Mra Alma Norway, 60; Pearl tron college. Attorney at Law, nothiag farmiug. the children. Home to be and J H Millett, Norway, β; F Ρ Morrill, 2800 and under, «Eugene D Millatt, Red, 2, Pipplne, 50; set, Bailey, been in but respected J. S. & J. H. Millett, 4; C. R. King, ing Geneva Governor Belcher, but with rare mod- MAINE. unkind me, I replied; "Yea, 2; L 3, F W Tucker, Buckfield, R I Greeniugi, 50, Cook, Norway, 75. Centerpiece, V, \V. loved the children should be well Norway, Guy Curtis, Norway, 15; W Rogers, Norway, 8; ;w think so because are the by South Paris, 8; Grade Durham calves. Norway, William's Cul- Mr· John Las- be tbe Collections a Specialty you you pres- and Each child 2 year old, Chae Merrill, Norway, 5; J 2400 aud Favorite, 2, Nodhead, 2, Sturtevant, Norway, 75; esty declined honor, requesting managed orderly. D. Millett, Α. Ρ A Wheeler, 8; pairs weighing em- H :Γ, ident of a so-called mothers' club, the Leslie F D Eugene Norway, 4; D Ε vert*, 2, Fall 50. Tolman Sweet·, •elle, Norway, 50. Centerpiece art tbe board to call tbe edifice Nassau should be the manners that in- Flint, Norway, 3; Knightly, L. F. under, Ε S Abbott, Norway, 12; Pipplne, members of which are old maids." taught East 1 F D F. Millett, Norway, 3; L. Evuett, 2; Grime· Sbiiwassee Beau Mra Harold Bailey, Norway, w mostly Waterford, 2; year old, 1, Golden, 50, broidery, as the Honour we re- i; Λ ΓΛΚΚ. volve the principle of right and wrong. Grade Hereford P. J. Mills & Sodb, Norway, 10; pair· weigh- Hall expressing Well, I shall have less hesitation in F Ρ 3. calves, Lovojuy, tv, 1; Carl Churchill, South Fal Mra Geo Devine, Norway, 75. Ceo- It is not for me to tell you bow. One Koightly, 5; Morrill, Norway, iug 2000 aod uudèr, Eugene D Mlllett, 12; Paris, 50; tain, In this remote Part'of tbe Globe, 7j at Law, tackling this subject than I would cer- Norway, 4; J. A. SturtevaDt, South William'· Ret! coral work embroidery or Attorneys cannot make set rules for up Brood maree and colte— Brood Ε V Pearson, Buckfleld, 10; W W Ripley, Pippins, 1, Favorite, 50, terplece of tbe Glori- tain because 1 bringing sucking Paris, 3; H. A. Robblns, 2; Grade Hol- Fall French lira John 50. to tbe immortal Memory XAIXK. political questions, have, "Make home mare wilh foal W W Maxim, (J A South Aetracbau, 1, Fameuee, 2, Genetln·, knot, LMaelle, children, but this I do say: by berslde, stein L. E. East Watur- Paris, 8; sweepstakes, Young, ous William the 3d, who was a with the assistance of my wife, partly calves, Mclntlre, Roxbury Russet 50. Centerpiece rlckrack embroidery, Mra King orrî'k. ï'.lrry C.Park a cheerful and spot and South Paris, $15; A G Lovejoy, Norway, Parle, 15; Ray ThuretOD, Audover, 12; 50, raised two children. I bo- pleasant keep f;>rd, 4; W. N. Judkins, South Paris, 3; Deeliable Varieties—Wm Ab- Lotta Aahton, 25; Mra John Lawelle, 50. branch of the illustrious House of say partly, children there as much as Mildred E. Seitz, Wm F 8. Apple·, raised your possible." 8; Norway, 4; sucking Grade Devon calves, 0. A. Bird, West Young, Art Mi· Harold Bai- was cause the children think they S bott. South Parle, Red Bertenhamer, 60c; embroidered dolley, Nassau.' This request complied NASH, Later on they may thank you for eo do- colt, W W Maxim, 5; George Reoord, Paris Sturtevant A South Assortment Field acd Garden J .VALOO and are of the term 4; Corbett, Crops L H Dunn, Oxford, Gano, |l, ley'25; Mr· John Lawelle, 50. Eyelet with In tbe terms: themselves, proud BuckfielJ, 4; A G Lovejoy, 3; sucking H 90 following ing. Paris, 3. Vegetables—W Porter, Norway, Lotta " self-made. Besides this, in u Sntton Wine, embroidered Mm Alton, 35; my early not rob to draft Fred Ο Grover, Frank 2. Nodhead, 50, Beauty, 2, dolley, 'Whereas his Excellency Govr. Bel- Do yourselves spoil your colt, bred, 5; Matson, Solon: years ol*, 1st, $8; Ο Β Upton, Norway, 16. Set embroidered days I had much to do with the care of Committee—Joseph 2, Fall Greenings, 2, Stark, 50, Clarlbel DeCoeta, to Taxidermist, children. Even if the girl is going to F Foster, South Paris, 3. C. H. Sumner. of not less than cher bas signified to uh bis declining Lr >ed children of others, mostly good children Bonney, 2d, 5; display squashes Sweets, 2, Twenty Ounce, 1; M MOregon rer- dolle· not leu than 3 piece·, Blale DavU, school she does not need new dresses Gents' Driving and Green Horses- з, Scott Merrill, Norway, 1st, 1.50; Mrs have tbe Edifice we bare lately erectod these were aaid to be. And further yet, Matched oxen values considered—H D kins. Oxford, Alexander, 50, Pound Norway, 25; Mra John Hatchlnaon, Nor- rear Masonic Block, more than does her mother. Put all you Gents' horses not less than 15 A Ο South Paris, hest for tbe Use and Service Te'-. St.-eet, at one time I had of a little dock driving Paris, 88; Β Y Wheeler, 2d, 1; 60. at Princeton charge Hammoud, Russell, Sweet, 2, Twenty Ounce, 2, Roxbury *i;, — « can spare upon your daughter's baok and \\i bands Β F Flood, Oxford, $15; I M Bearce, Hebron, 1st, 1; to be called aft- NORWAY. of ab >ut six hundred boys, mostly bail high, South Paris, 6; C S Hayes, Oxford, 4; squashes, Russet, 2, R I Greenings, 1, :Seek-no- Mexican Drawn Work Towel·—Mrs of New Jersey College TeJepf--· Connection. go without yourself and you will be pun- r' L Cummlngs, West Paris, 10. Florence Leaob, South Paris, 2d, 50; the said, the boys, Matched oxen under δ years old, G A Further, 2, Gano, 2; H Morse, Buckfield, Eva Allen, Norway, 60c. Embroidered er his Name, and has desired and for boys, judges though ished later on by a daughter who is mammoth Gustave Porter, South of theiu, even then the Work Horses—Pair work horses over Titcomb, South Paris, 4; Β Ρ Cummlngs, squash, Shiawassee Newton Ida South Pari·, that it should be cnll'd many suggested of from home. If Gerald Beauty, 2, Plpp»n. pillow slip·, Booney, Good Seasons ashamed you away 2500 A J A F L Nor- Δ Β Paris, 1st, 1; McDanlels, Norway, 50. Drawn need of something like the "recall." pounds, Millett, South Paris, 6; Sturtevant, Hebron, 2, Mlldlng, 2, Spltaenburg, 1, I Ρ Sy- 25; Mra Geo Devioe, Norway, after tbe Name of the Illustrious your children are allowed to grow up to 2d, 50. onions, etc., H. Robinson, But all this seems sma!l way. $15; Wm F Young, Norway, 10; matched 3 year old steers, L Ρ Everett Display pumpkins, Nonesuch 1, work Tena Tubb·, Norway, C. experience look down their it is the 3; Oscar Ν monds, Norway, Early pillow alips, House of Nassau: It Is therefore vot- upon parents G W Perbaco, Bryant's Pond, 5; pair West Paris matched 2 old steers, Cox, Norway, tomatoes, 1; Mr· Ε F Baseett, South 50· compared with the experienco gained will Q 0; year Harvey, 2; Ε Ο French, Norway 25; Parie, the SURGEON, fault of you, the parents. Children work borses under 2500 S G Alton Porter, South Paris, do, 50; Mrs ed. and it Li hereby ordered that URINARY tthile a country As such I pounds, Tbayet W M Daniels, Mechanic Palls, 2; U St Lawrence, 2, Peach, '2, Β Specimen art embroidery, Abbie Star, physician. not father and mother unless Emma nil time to coine culled of farm respect Bros, Paris, 12; J M Norway, H S North Packard, Norway, celery, 1.50; J M Nor- South Mr·. John ad. Edifice be In visited huudreds, yes thousands', is the Wyman, Abbott, Norway, 3; Godwin, nana, 2, Beefsteak, 1; Wyman, bird, Pari·, 50; Laeeelle, South Paris. are taught to do so. Now β. C D Morse, Waterford, rhubarb, 1; Β F the naine of Nassau homes and had the very best of oppor they 5; A D Cumpiinge, South Paris, Newry, 5; matched yearling steers, A J way, Fallawater, 1, Fall Greening*, 50, Norway, 75. Battenburg embroidery, and be known by tiiue to think this over. Do not let vil- Richards, South Paris, onions, 1; W Ο kir.UN ■>: \* n ;,i the line of I (unities for learning bow the farmers' Herds—Best herd of cattle fiom one & Ρ L Millett, Norway, 3; H A Robblus, Hubbardeton, 2; S Ο Colby, South Paris, Mattie Richard·, South Pari·, 50. Spec- HalL'" A'1 lage neighbors break up your home. Perry, Norway, do, 1.50; Frank Maxim, aud girls were raised. In this arti- farm, 12 In number, A J A F L Millett, Norway, 2; H S Godwin, 0; matched Sooth Winters, 1; W C Symonds, Nor- imen ebadow embroidery, Mr· Alma is*r boys Bring up your children to reepect their South Paris, do, 50; Β F Richards, cauli- \V. urjr Suigoy. cle I make no reflections upon poverty. $25; B. Tucker A Son, Nor- •alves, J S & J H Millett, Norway, 4. way, Mfldlng, 50; F Π Corbett, South Bailey, Norway, 50. Specimen eyelet Reconstructed. parents and look with suspicion upon Norway, flower, I H Oxford, do, 1; Easily were and I have seen Ε Mclntire A East 50; Plngree, William's 1. embroidery, Grace liennett, col- 3d y parents poor, from the old way, 20; L Son, Working oxen and beef—working oxen, Β F Parle, Fàvorite, Norway, The professor was In the exaltedly those who allure them good J M Wood, Norway Lake, do, 1.50; Mrs Geo 50. as children in the homes Waterford, 15. J. A. Sturtevant. South Paris, R. K. Apples Desirable Varieties—John lar, 25; Devine, dolley, sometimes many neglected farm home. $8; Richards, parsnips, 50; Alton Porter, do, platitudinous mer. Cbddrea aud like the real our children to those who F L Millett, Norway, 6; bull year, jxen, Paris, I M Alton Por- young people delegated cattle Bearce, Hebron, do, 50; Pome Ο Β work, Iva Allen, South 50; Mra Ε to his wife that if we "knew what Let us take Bros, bull calf, A J Λ B. Y. Russell, South Paris, 6; Beef Par Pippin, 1, Royal,2; Upton, Parle, ed borne. While there are exceptions have no interest in them. Thayer Paris, 6; ter, beets, 60; Frank Maxim, South 25. L less than 5 old, P. M. Norway, Hubbardeton Nonesuch, 1, M Millett, South Pari·, Specimen our forefathers talked about at the most of them would, with the proper the samo interest in our children that we if L Millett, 3; heifer 3 years, AJ4K years Penley, is, do, 1 50; J M Wood, Norway Lake, A J & F L, south F. T. Pike, Ribeton Pippin. 2; Η Ν p°rt"· tatted work, Mr· France· Partridge. we could make history real home life to life out- expect othere to take iu them. Let not Millett, 5; heifer 1 year, Paris, 8; Porway, 6; W C Swiss cbtrd beet, breakfast table training, prefer H. P. West Mlnot. 4. do, 1; Symonds, Gibson Sweets, F J Norway, 50, 25. Fancy apron, Mr· Ε Ν fur in modern cause tfiilett, 3, 2. Morrill, Ολο»γ Ν 1 Paris, 2; live." side. Mauy houses have expensive our interest agriculture 1, muskmelon, 1; Cox, do, 50, R I Scott*£*eJoy, 35. Wallachlan embroid- Pnces inOxiordGouoty. A. Committee—Joseph Matson, C. H. Norway, Greening, 2; Merrill, Swett, Norway, is α Îmis! are raised Frank Mis Professor prac- and us to the children that Judge—P. Campbell. Maxim, do, 1; Now, Mrs. plain, niture, high priced pianos rnany neglect cabbage, 1.50; Norway. Maidens Blush, 2, Tolman ery, Ida Bonney, 50. cost the home is the farm. The farm that is not Grade G G Abbott & Bonney. A Ο rye, 1; with a sense of hutnoi tbings that money, yet upon Durhams—Cow, Wheeler, pole beane, 1, Sweet Hurlburt 1, Graven- Embroidered Table Cloth—Mr· Anna tical woman, children to walk the ι Town team of oxen, 8 yoke, Warren 50c, Stripes. not so as to be comfortable a homo will raise Sons, Norway, $5; Thayer Bros, Parle, working Knightly, Norway, citroDS, 1.50; South Mra and much experience with profes- equipped town of steins, 1; Irving Andrews, Pari·, Noye·, Norway, $2. Fancy pillow, for the folks. There streets of our cities. The farm ; t 2; heifer 3 Amos Foster, îlor- :own of Norway, «15; Paris, 20; Mrs A Ο Wheeler, 1; D L to herself aud cheerful young great years, pumpkins, Pound Sweet, 50c, Harvey Green ngs, Lotta Aehton, Norway, 50; Marion Lib- sorial moods. She thought some of them a real home will most of the A J A F L :own team of eteers, 3 years old, β yok<, I M Bearce. water- ORWAY, MAINE. may be plenty of chairs, that is keep *ay 3; Millett, Norway, 2; Brett, Oxford, do, 50; A A 25. Sofa Edith Par- rather fortunate on the whole own town team of steers 2 2: Herrick, Norwap, Gravenstelr, i\ by, Norway, pillow, that it is as as but uot at home. It costs as much to } G Abbott A heifer 2 of Paris, 10; 1 75. costing much $i.9S each, children Sons, 1; years, melon, 50, cucumbers, Mrs Curnis S A Ρ*Γ,β· 50; P. F. Stone, Norway, not for Ite to old 6 town of less than Guy 50; Thayer, ker, Norway, that history does depend >ne them is comfortable to the raise a scrub calf or as it does G G Abbott & Sons, 2; year yoke, Norway, 8; Trace 12-rowed seed corn not of average pig Thayer Bros, 3; Jackson Greenings, 2; D L^rett, Dutch- 75. Sofa pillow art embroidery, Jennie table order to raise heifer 1 own of Paris 0; town team of steers 1 25 F A South 8 existence on breakfast topics. youngster. The old-fashioned tavern raise a good one. In good I S & J Π Millett, 1; year, ears, Cooper, Paris, W W Annie Hamlin, 50. 6 town of than ess, 2, Bluepearraaln, 2; Maxim, Baker, 75c; Norway, she said LONG LEY & BUTTS, armchair, half round, with arms that healthy, honest boys and gtrle, the kind \mos Foster, 3; A J A F L Millett, 2; ?ear old, yoke, Norway, 8; rowed, II; trace popcorn not less Pin Rebecca But demurely: Sjuth Paris, Strawberry, 1, Tetofsky, 1, cushion, Bennett, Norway, like this. I much bet- we must raise them at home, heifer A J own team of calves 6 yoke, town of Nor- 25 ears 15 Wlllard Buck, "It would be something Maine, come well forward, would be that pays, J G Abbott A Sons, 1; calf, by boy years, 50c. 25; Mrs. Howard Shaw, South Paris, 50. Norway, town team of 8 of work Culvert, TT Thla ter than some that are found in farm Before one can answer the question, è PL Millett, 3; Ε S Abbott, Norway, way, 0; pairs Norway, 1; Alice Witham, South Paris, Cor- Brush Mrs Ε Ε Nor- think: 'Where'» my newspn[>er? town Apples Desirable Varieties—F H holder, Andrew·, rooms and shall the harvest be?" one must G G Abbott A 1. lorses, town of Norway, 10,5; of 11 Donald Wood, Nor- Is burned. bouse sitting parlors. Speak "What i; Sons, age years, 50c; bott, South Paris, Spur S welt, $1, Jack way, 25; Rebecca Bennett, 15. Fancy coffee Is cold. The toast P;i. calls to miud the fact that receive an answer to another one, "What Committee—O. B. W, H. Woodstock, 8. way Lake, age 13 years, 75; exhibit of nbing, Heating, iug of parlors Merrow, Sweet,2, Mt. Sweet, 2, Dominie, 2, Coop- bag, Mr· Ε Ε Andrew·, 25; M A Baker, This Is a bad egg. Where do you buy the "don't in there" kind of a home do have upon your Dunn. Flock of not less than 12, seeds not less than 5 varieties, S Η ΚιΙ- so-called you go you sheep YA ers Market, 1, Haas, 1, O' "1" Norway, 15. Hand made handkerchief, this butter? For goodness' sake, keep Sheet Metal Work, in farm home. and livestock are a 1 West V Κ 3. parlor is out of place any farm?" Soil, crops Herefords—Bull 3 years and upwards, )wes—A M Stone, Paris, $8; gore, Norway Lake, 1st, Oscar Red 50c,Gol.de!| S H Jda Bonney, South Pari·, 25; Mrs H F Well, now I of all assortment of fleld ena 1; Cox, Astrachlan, those children quiet! A SPECIALTY Ni room iu the house is too good to occu- important, but the greatest crop J S A J Η bull Junn, Norway, 10; flock of sheep, not Best arranged Red South 50. STE^L CEILINGS Millett, Norway, $8; calf, Dawes, Harrison, Bellflower, 50c, Andrew·, Pari·, must be off Γ "—Youth's Companion. be so furnish- most of all results ιβ ess than all ewes but Harold raised 13 years py, and etc'J ii»<\m should and the important 1 S Godwin, North Newry, 3; oow, H 8, one, garden vegetables by boy Beithemier, 2, Sweet 50c, Pound Added Other Needlework Exhibit·— τ S Bough, ed and that η C-itC-b? Used ri>« crop of children, the boys and girls ) heifer 1 H S God- Whitman, Buckfleld, Hampshire Down or under, Francis Andrews, Norway, Ν Y Annie work, equipped by Godwin, 5, 3; year, _ Sweet, 1, Bismark, 2, Pippin, 2, Wbltehouee, Norway, punch or oar —«.char- flocks of Lambs not less than Har- $3; L South Paris, The Connoisseur's Surprise. every member of the family, young who Boon wiîhtake piaces tit), 3; holier calf, H S Godwin, 3. f; 8, 3d, Harry Twitchell, Beauty of Sweden, 2, New Town Pippin, 15c; Mrs Howard Shaw, South Pari·, in Tribune bred down 1st, Alton South Paris, 2d, 5. story at the expense of _ Men Mel old, any day in the week. Oh, the chill H. Wood, Lewiston, Mich., Judge—P. A. Campbell. ,ld Whitman, 7; pure buck, 8; Porter, 50c, Summer Pearmain, 1, Dutcheas fancy waist, 50; Iva Allen, South Ρ·Γ'·« An amusing rooms set aside for com- Jarold 4; pure bred down Potatoes, 3 varieties, Alton Porter, •hirt waist French official is told by Be a Chauffeur or of those awful Farmer. H A Whitman, of 50c, 2, Lady suit, 35, pillow slips braided, a certain high Grade Herefords—Cow, Rabbins, South I Ρ Nor- Oldenburg, Tetofsky, Automobile Engineer. aud funerals. I am have >uok lamb, Harold Whitman, 4, 2; pure Paris, 3d, 25c; Symonds, Mrs Uaruld Norway, dolley a lie waa show- pany glad they Studies the Crop. Norway, $5. 3; C F Stanton, South Paris, Swett, 1, Rome Beauty, 1, Mother, i, 25; Bailey, Paris contemporary. out of fashion. To it is no ( >red buck any breed except downs, J way, 1st, $1; I M Bearce, Hebron, 2d, cable Mrs Lotta tbe opus to ^oue day 2 H A J b A 1, 1, embroidery, 10; Aehton, one of his friends inngnum We nee ■, paying $ji) to #JW weekly. Ea*y aud dedicate dusty dareton & H A Rod- Paris, 4, 1; pure Porter, South Paris, Gideons, 2, Black Record, Pari·, punch work, of Paris, and de- now farmer is Son, Norway, 3; Fred South scape of tbe environs » t huure. Beet Sprto# positions modern enterprising acquiring lown sheep, Harold Whitman, 4; n^ck (ireen Mountain, 1; Corbett, 25. Rebecca Bennett, Norway, glove case, five of euc- glootn. a of whatever >ins, L F West Paris, 1; Oxford, 2, Wealthy, 50c, Beithemier, l; tbe as It was In Courl»et'e Dr: tu Uarage work, years have the habit of making study 2; Everett, ( if 3 bred breed 50. picting city a CO.. Once before I expressed myself pure sheep any excepi Paris, Early Sunrise, Wm F Sjutu Black Oxford, 10; Grace Bennett, Norway, embroid- rite now. PORTLAND Al'TO wishes to raise. In order that ι leifer calf, H A Robblns, 3, 2; J S A King, Paris, be no doubt us to of the low table in the cen crop he ( Alfred 4. No. Nor- Mrs Phil time. There could t*· rt .n i. Maine. in favor big, lowns, King, Grange—Norway Grange 45, 1· H A Norway, Nonesuch, l, ered handkerobief, 10; Bonney, he be for emergencies, in 3 Millett, 1. Knightly, of tbe for It tre of the big sittiug room. Arouud may prepared u Chester Boar with D L way, $70; Frederick Robie No. 307, Otis- Arthur South Red Astra- South Paris, collar, 15; Mr· Ralph Hem- the authenticity picture, he be able to the Committee—Ο. B. Merrow, W. H. Pedigree— Tuttle, Parle, can Let it be order that may grow No. West -South Mr· bore the of Courbet In red. this table all gather, large Dunn. irett, Oxford, 3; C Ρ Millett, Norway, 5; field, 75; West Parie 298, chlan, 2,|Fall Genetiens, 2, Culvert, 1, ingway, Pari·, calendar, 10; signature crop more successfully and with less horizon enough for all. Do not have it so high rorkehire boar do, Alfred King, South Paris, 65. Ssotch Winters, 2, Sips of WlDe, 2, Crab Ε Ε Andrew·, Norway, rambler rose, 25, Tbe visitor pointed out that tiie A Low Price Car it without labor and cost, and further, that he may Jerseys—Bull 2 years, Wm F Young, that elbows canuot rest upon Jaris, Berkshire do C C Davis, Ox· A Transcendent, 1. wns dirty and would be Improved by be able to a crop and a good bull 1 year, J F Howland, 5; Manure Spreader,—W Κ Clifford, $4; Work of Children Under 10 Years- distorting the column. Keep it grow big Norway, $8; Boar J W S Desirable Varieties—John of a spinal bull Wm F ord, B; Hampshire do, W Walker <& South com Apples Oil Ruth Noble, 1st, 11. Wat- the application cleansing liquid. with a $12,000,000 Guarantee. free from useless rubbish. Let no fra- Jouth Paris, 6; calf, Young, Son, Paris, 2; painting, Jolby, South Paris, 3, 6; Chester Sow Howe, Sutton Beauty, er color It nth bottle was and so:ne its The modern good farmer is not satis- ; t; cow, Alfred King, South Paris, 0, harvester, A W Walker, 4; sulky plow, paiDtiog, Noble» 2od, A requisitioned gile or fancy bric-a-brac occupy space. vitb noi less than 4 Pred A Gllllflower, {liJJJ1; w W Maxim, with a l'efore you ANY automobile, tied to in the kinds of crops (V'm F Young, 4, 2; heifer 3 years, Wm pigs, Cooper, A. W Walker & Son, 3, 2; two horse Buckfield, Mildred Bradbury, Norway, 1st, 1; 3rd, of the chemical gently applied buy Cover it with good books and farm pa- simply put South Yorkshire Sow Η Ν father and f heifer 1 Wm F Paris, 3, 5; do, cultivator, W Κ Clifford, 3; A W Glllitlower, 50c; 50. Crayon work,Ruth Noble, 1st, 50;Tena Then was seen a delightful cars over the centre have a that his grandfather grew Young, 5, 3, 2; year, sulky brush. tx.unine the NYBERG 1912 pers, and good, y alter South Paris, Berk- or 50c, Stark, 1; S H ΡΰΓ'βΓ'.^nLb'Hyclop Crab, Merriam them in the same way that Alfred heifer calf, Knightly, 5; Walker & Son 2; disc barrow, single Dâwes^ Newton, South Pari·, 2ud, 25; little akctch of the Eiffel tower. It honest that will The and grow foung, 3, 2; King, 1; F now on exhibition lamp give light. ( hire Sow do, Ρ Crockett, South Paris, louble A W Walker & [; ES Abbott, Norway, op!™ South 50. Pencil who by a they grew because they grew iVm F 3, 2,1. action, Son, 3; Ru"eti Robinson, Paris, 3rd, observed that Court >et, will draw around such them, just Young, C C A Red 2; J H may be youngsters The farmer does I; Davis, Oxford, 5; Hampshire W Κ Clifford, 2; corn A W H Knightly, 1, Ruseei, drawing by girl, Elva Bradbury, Nor- table and its value in them that way. good Grade J F Howland, planter, r was associated in the destruction of evenings, keepiug Jerseys—Cow, low do, James Cleaveland, Norway, 3; & A W Edwards, Otlsfield, Wealthy, 1; C South dot want to grow his crops in any new R South Walker Son, 2,1; potato planter, way, 2nd, 25; Marguerite Ayer, a children at home has never been over- South Paris, $5; C King, Pans, I W S Pat 0 months or Sjuth King tbe Vendôme column, died about F. B. because he wants Colby, 5, 1; Pig, Walker & Son, mowlog macbloe, any Churchill, Paris, Pari·, 3rd, 20; Hazel Morrill, South Par- Fogg, estimated. If children are allowed to sit ways just something ; t; C F Stanton, South Parls.2; heifer 3; Mr· before tbe touer was , mder, Scott Merrill, Norway, 6, 4; Wra A W & W Κ Clif- 1; Scott Merrill, Peach, 1, Albert dozen yeurs will new, but if there is a new way which ! Arthur A make, Walker Sod, 3; South Paris, arouud such a table evenings they years, Buswell, ^r*ay· 1 r Norway, 2, months. Richardson, Red Russe», H M Por- built is he wants to know that way. 6,\ Young, 4% ford 2; 50c; of Ineect·— Myra Auetln, soon become very much attached to it, better, Vernal Edwards, South Paris, 2: W 0 '"'Connection for Dxf .nl and Harrison the < Best Pair of Fowl»— Laforest Thomas, South ·1· R»®» Aient County will be to Therefore, he studies crops whioh South heifer 1 year, Domestic Cheese Plain—George W Pari·, 1st, wor. aud their greatest desire spend Thayer, Paris, 1; Q I 8outha 5h No and Br : will to he or which he wants to raise, s loutb Parle, Barred Plymouth Rocks Rosie t0'c French, Norway, Shopshlrevlne, Auetln, lit, 25; Florence Leacb, Wages Object idgfun pay yoo as at home as raises, Villiam C Stearns, West Paris, 3; G Richardson, West Parle, |3; Noble, many evenings possible. Silver 2, ε*γ1? un- — studios them learns what <1.50; D Η Bean, South Paris, White Mrs Emma $1, Crest, 1, Giliiflower, Par!·, 2od, 15c. Hand sewing, girl "Can't you get any work?" aski β*·β this car. scientifically; Vestley, Norway, 2; Sturtevant A Cor ) years old, Norway, 1; Mann A CONTRAST. what sort 1.50, Black Cochin Bantams, Harvey, 1, August Sweet, 2, Apple, der 10 Laura South Par- who had au soils they are best adapted to, | )fctt, South Paris, 1. Vyandotte, Packard, Norway, 2; domestic cheese year·, Brooks, woman of the tramp the at farm Π R R I Reds 2 Hyclop Crab, 2, Siberian Crab, 1, Also for Brush Cars. Ofteu have I passed night of seasons they require, when they best B. W. Η. : 50; Bennett, Norway, W Mrs A is, 2nd, 15; Ruth Swift, let, 25. at the back door for food. \ A^ent Committee—Ο. Merrow, tage, George Richardson, 2; Sutton Cooper, Em- bornes wheYothe real comforts of home be and what sort of ! C, 50c, Buff Cochin Bantams, 1, 1.50; Mrs Emma Beauty, 50c; Ralph broidery, Flora Brook·, South tarie- "I should harvested, Dunn. M Duoham, Norway, 3; Ben "Yes. ma'am," he replied. I Diamond Tires for Sale. no South Buckfield, Fameuee, 1, Davie, 50c, were No big reading table, fertilization best to. ( Chester G Miller, Paris, Anoona, 1. 2nd, 25; Etbelyne Laeaelle, Norway, man lacking. they respond 3 years and Packard, MT β steady Job by the \ no reasons the farmer Guernseys—Bull upwards, .50, Blue Andalusians, 1.50; Frank Perfect, 1, King Tompkins, 50c, 35. Outline Flora offert comfortable chairs, really loungeable These are why bull 1 Domestic butter doi less thao ο let, embroidery, In that Ufred Klnii, South Paris, $8; South R I Reds S Holm*n, Oxford, Blue P«rmaln, 50c Florence lives down Jhe road big w\ lounges were there. To be sure there with a thorough agricultural education J Taylor, Paris, C, 1; pounds, Mrs G S Westleigh, Norway, $3; Brooke, 1st, 25. Dolley, Leaob, PARKER'S rear, George S Westleigh, Norway, 0; , ί Columbian Augnsi Sweet, 2, Wealthy, 2, King Sofa Flora 2nd, house." was plenty of furniture, but none that has an advantage over the man whose Edgar Dunn, Norway, Mrs Ernest Maxim, South Paris, 1; Dr let, 15. pillow, Brooks, HAIR BALSAM lull S Westleigh. 3; Alfred , 3, Red Rueeett, What was I Clean** beautifies the those cbildreu could use. Iustead of the of the of calf, George 1| Fred Allen, Norway, Tompkins, Peacb, 50e, Elva 3rd, 15. Sofa "That'e Mr. Oataceu. !u!t| knowledge technique agricul- heifer Vyandottes, \lfred King, South Paris, 2; creamery 20; Perry, Norway, IViinoU# * luxuriant ffr^wth. table around which all iinii, 2; cow, Alfred King, β, 4; j iilver White 1, Stark, 2. Florence 25. Werer to great big centre ture of the sciences connected with the Singled Hambur^s, 1.50, gutter not less than 5 Oxford pillow, Leacb, lit, Qu'lt· work Τ Faiîs Restore Grsjl I years, Alfred 3; George S West- pounds, Hair to its Youthful Color· Γ could there were grotesque little and of ie King, , Vyandottes, 1; James C Cleveland, Nor- domestic and best oi Madeline Thayer, Pari·, lit, 50. Other wanted me to up at 4 in L Prevents hair gather growth maturity crops, simply heifer 1 Co Creamery, South Paris, 3; Largest variety specimens "He get fctlUap. with or- eigh, 2; Alfred Kin*, 1; year, , 50, Silver Archibald 1'rti^giwta. stands covered triukets, cheap what he has been able to pick up iu hie way, Partridge Wyandottes, cutter, Mrs CJ L Curtie, Weet Parie, 3; pears—Β F Cummings, South Par'"' exhibit·, Swift, Norway, pen milk seventeen cows, feed, Ufr«.d King, 3; heifer calf, Alfred King, -I morning, naments and fragile trash that had nei- actual of | )uckwing Bantams, 1.50; Robinson, Mrs I H Mre L WT South 1. and ink sketch, 15; Roland Andrew·, practice planting, cultivating 2. Piogree, Oxford, 2; Guy Knightly, Paris, s'uKle water and nib down four horses, cieuu ther intrinsic nor educational value. No These are some of the I, < )xfurd, R I Rede & C, 1.60; Sands «fc Oscar Ν Cox. Norway, hammered brass candle shade, •ind harvesting. A. Curtis, Norway, 1; creamery butter, varieties, N°rw»y. stables and then wood until no to look Judge—P. Campbell. 1 South American Dounl- eaw Herman Wood- the chop to sit dowu, place read, reasons I believe most Jabineau, Paris, Co 3. lett Favorite Seckel -, 15, «croll work, 25; place why thoroughly Oxford creamery, 1, Clapp's 1, ^rt- to the work." For Sale. or draw or J S & J Η < Harry South Bleriot it was time begin day's at pictures, upon papor slate; iu an agricultural education. Grade Guernseys—Cow tiques, 1.50; Lovejoy, Norway, Loaf wheat bread with receipt, Flor- Kieffer, 1; C G French, Norway, Howell worth, Pari·, monoplane, A nice wood row of iilver Partridge Hazel "What did he want to pay?" growing lot, containing] simply a most uncomfortable The man who has not been to an agri- dillett, Norway, $5; A J & F L Millett, Wyandottes, 1.50, Ply- juce Russell, 14 years, Norway, 50c; 1, Madeleine 1, Seckel, 50c; M F Hol- 25; Ruby Swift, Norway, bag, 20; live acres, more or about the wall. ooutb Indian toilet "I dunno. ma'am. 1 didn't to le«M, uncomfortable chairs around cultural college or an agricultural school Norway, 3. Rocks, 1.50, Game, 1, Fannie Forbes, South Paris, 35; loaf man, Oxford, Favorite Seckel Marshall, Oxford, set, painted, 15; atop „ k Clapp's <1 one-half uiiles from have to be W. U. ν iilver John H Murdock, £ MlnnleS. Hill. 20; South] In such homes the children of any kind with the exception of the Committee—Ο. B. Merrow, Wyandottes, 1; wheat bread made by girl 15 years old 1; Lawson 1; J. ;H. Edwards, OUsfield, Norway, night drees, nek."—Youth's Companion. Paria. to not to do this or was 1; Arthur Bus- Lillie South 10; cautioned keep still, school farm upon which be raised )unn. ! forway, Dominlques, >r less, Florence Russell, 50; loaf brown Bartlett 50c; J M Wyman, Norway, Newton, Pari·, baaket, MRS. GEORGIA ANDREWS. in cases are hustled but who Indian Game, 1.50; Mrs M M Ο*· Alta Rand, South Parla, bead work. 15. that, and many they and acquired his experience, Holstelns— Bull 3 years and upward, fell, Norway, iread with receipt, Mrs Jesse Buck, Clapp's Favorite 50c; Perkins, I Won, but Not Hold. before are he can find ieorge Austin, Norway, Buttercup, 1 50; Beurre d off to bed loug they really reading everything that îJHobbs, Norway, $8; bull 2 years, Norway, 50; Fannie Forbes, 35; loaf ford, Lawrence 2, Anjou 1; Crochet and Knit Good·—Diuplay A learned English judge asked ■ Aud this is another bad prac- will tell him what he wants to Β ( Ε A Wright, Bolster's Mills, Uoudan, made 15 or C Buffum l, W|I K. \v. (IIWULFK, sleepy. which ^ D Cummings, South Parla, 8; irown bread by girl years Symonds, Norway, Tyson, crochet work, Annie Wbitehouee, Nor- woman to marry him because she, should be Well be he is Γ"0*1; 150, 1.50, 1, Silver 1- Howell 2, tice that corrected. kuow about a crop which raising, ir A bull 1 year, L Ε 0, Wyandottes, ess, Blanche Hersey, Norway. 35; Flor- S H Dawes, Harrison, and Mr·. R A a Son, Norway, β; White way, pin buckle, 50c; knowing bis weakness, had mixed baved children should not be sent to bed with that for the U Β ^ •ollsh, 1.50, 1, 50, Bantams, 1.50, ,nce 50. Exhibit food not less Beurre Duchess de Beaux who experiments crop ilclntire, East Waterford, 0; Rnssel', d'Anjou 50c, Norway, lace and insertion 75c; be are (lack 1 Frank Saleeby, sal.· d so artistically that declared until are sleepy. How they go- purpose of out when best to J Τ Braun Orpington, 50; Lovejoy, ban 10 different Mrs F W 1 Donne Bonesock 2, Duchess d Anjou-1 50 they finding Doughty, East Waterford, 4; varieties, crochet ebawl, Annie Hamlin, Norway, an- Builders' Finish I to iearu to like home if D)t allowed fertilization to ïorway, White Cochiu Bantams, 1.50, Sheldon he could not live without eating Mig plant it, how much give k Son, Otlstield, 2; bull calf, Β Bonney, South Paris, *2; Mrs Murray line 1, Do^ne White 1, 1,.Beurre crochet doily, Mrs. F. W. Bonney, South it ? And the worst to ^ irthur Tuttle, South Paris, Silver Span- 1, The soon of furnish DOORS *nd WINDOWS of any | to sit up and euj >y it how much seod to plant, how best i Son, 3; A D Cummings, 2; Ε J ]"ckerHobbs, itussell, Norway, 3; Flora Brooks, 12 Calirgeau 1, Garber 1, Paris, 10; Ida Bonney, South Pari·, 10; other. Judge repented r style at reasonable prices. for a child is the he is the man led Hamburgs, 1; S J Cummlugs, Nor Beurre Base Bartlett ^w"nceLincoln 1,1 The bad a foolish na- place wideawake, healthy cure and handle crop, ; cow, Β Tucker A Son, 0; Ε J Hobbs, /ears, South Paris, 1. 1, 2, Iva Allen, Mr·. J. D. North bis folly. lady » W C South 10; Ripley, in bed. the need of an Ε \ ay, Bantams, 1.50; Thayer, Louise Bonne de Jersey so tormented who realizes agricultural ,; L Ε Mclntire, 2; heifer 3 years, L Collection of Canned Goods—Tena Brandywino 1, Pari·,15; Mrs. Harold Bailey, Norway, ture and a temper which there is a difference in his best to make >aris, R 1 Reds R C, 1.50, 1, 50; Myra Belle Lucrative of Yes, quite education aud is doing ilclntire, 5; Ε J Hobbs 3; heifer 2 Tubbs, Norway, 2nd, $3; Mrs. E. F 1. 1,Souvenir Congress 10; Mri. Alma Bailey, Norway, 25c; Mr·. her husband that be would prolong Aiso Window & Door Frames. homes. usable furniture, books, which he feels he lacks. ipofford, South Paris, Buttercup, 1; 1· Wm F South Paris, Bouseock 1,1 Plain, up for something ears, Β Tucker A Son, 3; A D Cum- j Paris, Mrs John Cullinan, King, Lotta Aehton, Norway, 10; Mr·. Ralph sessions of bis court far Into tbe no South W Η jhiw, 3rd, 2; the and cost mort All the which a man acquires 1 heifer 1 Β Field, Paris, Houdan, 1; John Ρ Howe, Norway, Howell o0c, crochet If 'i vant of any kind of tTlnlsh for Inelde 01 papers, good lights knowledge nings, 2; Μ Β Doughty, ; year, 1; Mr® F Lord, South Pari·, 10; be waa accus- a Black Game Ban- Norway, 4ih, Lydia Hemmlngway, night "Gentlemen," Out·' !e send In orders. Pine Lam than ones, and they make great in this is so much Ε U Β j icDaniels, Norway, Adelaide Mrs Guy L Curtis, Norway, work, your poor way just agricultural ^ D Cummlngs, 3; J Hobbs, 2, ttotth Waterford, 1st, 5. 1; tidy, Mr·. Oecar Graves, Norway, o0; or te—P. Campbell. Barred Jouth Paris, 3rd, 50c; slipper·, Sawing rk.| with dark blinds and a load ot One can see where sheep be utiliz , ams, 50; Ε C Wardwell, Oxford, Collection Τ than we are green Grade C F Stanton, irdsou, 1st, 2. plums—W Knightly,! Paris 3rd, 2C; Mrs. Martha Anderson, not be better anywhere for Sale. not tend to make a to in the Holsteins—Cow, , Rocks, 1. Norway, Matched i'lne Sheathing prisms, does ed very good purpose assisting E Me- 'iymouth not Less Than Six Kinds—lena South Paris 1; Ο Β Upton, Norway 50c, let 2nd mittena Mrs. jingling in South Paris, $5; heifer 2 years, L Jelly, Norway, 50, 25; here." room detest a room Western farmer to weeds check, l West 2oc. l cheerful. Children keep heifer 1 Minnie L ρ Wyman, Paris, Spaci Emma Packard, Norway, 50; etockiuga, all nti re, East Waterford, 3; year, , Tubbs, Norway, let, 12; F. W. CIA^DLEK, with such if farms overrun with weeds of kinds BanUoiH.l.ôO, men Oscar Ν Cox, Norway, lighted lamps. Up-to-date Ε J Τ Brown A Sou, Otis- Vyandottee, #1,50c,Cochin 3rd, 50c; Mrs Lydia F plums: band knit, Iva Allen, 25; crochet Jacket, Praia· For th· Growler·, over to for a Mclntire, 3; Buff Cochin [JptoD, Norway, W«ttt Maine- folks do not sit around such lanterns, were turued sheep raising , 50; H A Bennett, Norway, Burbank 25c, Niagara oOc, Climax 50c, Mrs. Alma Sumner, leld, A D Cummlngs, South Paris, 1, Lord, North Waterford, 2nd, 1. Iva Allen, let, 50; Bally, 2nd, "The says a Georgia phi- have cost 31.98. Let the few it would be a good thing for 2; Leon Β F South growlers," even if they years W D South iantame, 1.50; Kilgore, Norway, J West 1st, Cummings, Parle, 25; knit shawl, Mrs. Harold Bailey, 3rd, aro weeds leifer calf, Clark, Paris, 3, Honey—A Abbott, Parle, ^bu°da°ce "are the boys that keep the be and aud useful as a the country. There enough Vhite Cochin, 1, 50, 1.50, Leghorns, 1, 50c; Β F Richard·, South Parle, October South Pari·, losopher, ''ANADIAN unreached hardwood ashes, th<> lamp plain simple Ε Mclntire, 2; A D Cummlngs, 1. и. 25; Mra. Emily Cook, let, folk* are on the roadsides to G South C G French world moving, for when b«'-t fertilizers on earth, car lots bulk, twelve growing keep large W. Η. .50, 50; Chester Miller, Paris, Emma Packard, Purple 50c; Mr·. Alma 85; Mr·. light giver. sum- Committee—Ο. B. Merrow, Maple Sugar—Mrs 50; Bailey, 2nd, thirteen dollar*. tlx'r cents of the ^ Blue Lombard W U all the time the world itope <>ii.Ur«; sacked. pur rut ϋβ?ι csrui υ»ι c.-vtw u. fl;cks sheep going during Lncona, 1, 1.50, 50, Andalusianfi, Nor- Mooer's Arctic W)c,Norway > Minnie L. Harry South Pari·, 25; growling U n .lWlveied. Stevens, PtrterWroujfh, farmers have Dunn. Norway, 1st, 75c; Upton, Lowell, gratuity, George mer months. Some .50, 1, 50; Frank Taylor, Β I Reds S C, Tucker, Buckfield, Ora Ε to aak the reason and straightway >uUrto, Canada. ls'li-ls'13 So much for It need not way, 2nd, 50. crochet lace, Field, West equipment. the sides of the roadways 2 W H 4 Walter H Stevene, Barred State Prune Chabbot ?F. VL.. wy I £*'[·· If the iu ploughed up Ayrshires—Bull, years old, ; Nurway, named 50c, 50c, w£| lace on waists, Mr· Ε F Uaaaett, South Dnds a remedy for the troubla cost much. Simply let everything and sown them to Desirable apples correctly Bur- 15; along their farms t H Dunn, Norway, $8; Bull 1 year, C Bocks, 1.50; J Robinson, man, W at Pari·, Washington 50c, knit Mr· Oscar attention to the the room be useful and tell the youug 'lymouth 7 Paris, 25; lace, Grave·, world paid any opti- wheat. This is better than leaving the I South W A Vbite 1 R I Reds S C, grown by exhibitor, specimens only bank I Ρ to use all Kins, Parle, 6; Hereey, Wyandottes, 50, 50c; Symouds, Norway, Ship- let 2·) would be at a standstill, that they are expected a in A Hersey, Norway, $4; W mist» things people roadways to make breeding ground Norway. 4; Herman Moreo, Buckfleld, 2; A W Oerry, Norway, Black Mlnor- plate—W Pride 50c; M M Iva the room contains It will be easy .50; Si winter β varieties, per's Added for other exhibits, Allen, It for that 15 veîrs expert Watch- that for all kinds of weeds and to seed the W H & G H 3, Heifer, Saods & American Judklns, β; apples, W C,r|rkin,'^x Nor I raking granted everything*· and /ow, Dunn, 5, 2; n, 1; Babineau, Washington 25o; Symonds, handkerchief case, 10c; Ora Thurston, Co teach them their limitations, you But some more com- J spécimens on plate, J £ Everett, 4; 0. K. la the eod of maker with adjacent fields. I years, Herman Morse, 3; WH&6H )ominiques, 1, 50, 1 50; Harry Lovejoy, way, Burbank 50c, Red June 25c; S H bonnet Irish Mr» progreafl»"—Attenta Bigelo* will dud that children who are taught I W S UN Porter, fall ap- Rumford, orochet, 40; is needed to keep weeds Juno, Heifer 2 years, WH&QH 111 vet 1.50, 1, Partridge Colby, 3; 2; Abundance, Mr. Constitution. Kennard 4 Co., Boston. aud are allowed prehensive plan 2, 1; Wyandottes, on Dawes, Harrison, Alma Bailey, hat Irleb laoe, 60; good manners at home cultivation and ples, β varieties, 7 specimens plate, #2»Mrs AO in obeck. By proper Juno, 3; VV A Hereey, 2; WBiOH 'lymouth Rocks, 50, 1.50, 1, Silver bard 25o, Daun· Purple 50c, Oscar table oover knit, Mr· to make themselves "at home" when at F A W Ν Jndkins, 1. Grave·, 35, with a view to weeds 1 WH 4 β H Mrs Cooper, 2; South Red Irlab bashful farming keeping Junn, 1; Heifer, year, Juckwing Bantam, 150; George West Wheeler, Pari·, 6fet Bertha Sturtevant, Norway, bag He Own· Up to ft, home are neither "green'' nor can be Peck Baldwins— R L Camming·, All Work from maturing much accomplish- )uno, 3, 2; W A Hereey, 1; Heifer calf, Austin, Butteroup, 50, 1, 1.50, White Mrs Guy L Curtle, Norway, 40. a time an Irishman was wheo away from home. a Oscar Ν Cox, Norway, 3; Al- orochet, Once upon ed. If in addition every farmer had Ν H & G H Dunn, 3, 2, 1. )rpington, 1.50, 50, 1; Mrs Josie Gary, Paris, $4; 50c, S H Dawes, Mary Anna Mc; Walter Guaranteed. Tbere are many simple things that can ton West 2. and walking through a lonely cemetery dock of sheep and allowed them the run Judge— P. A. Campbell. Norway, Black Minorcas R C, 1.50; Ε Hadley, Paris, Ruck Norway, Shropshire 50c, w M Quitta, Spread·, Comforter· Rag·: be done for the children, but it should Most attractive box marketable ap- and before an importing loot- of the fields «here weeds grew and flour- k Houdaos, 50, 1.60, Partridge Knightly, South r*rl§, Silk quilt, Sumo Ρ Kelley, Norway, 2d, stopped be remembered that home ia the Grade C R King, Wigbt, standard bushel—Β Ν Porter, $5; Mr· W S lat, $1; monument tbe A little out of the way always ished he woulrl not fiod the weeds gain- Ayrshire·—Cow, Silver Polish, ples, Mooer's Arctic 50c, Brmd*haTrf?i'«©. Nick- 76c; Pratt, Norway, ing bearing following them to 3 C Κ Vyandottee, 1.50, Κ 50, 3. j best "Fixing up" go are 1 South Paris, 95, 3; Heifer, year·, W Ν Judklns, 4; Ε 0 French, Norway, Bawk s •ofa Mr· Harold Bailey, Norway, "l Still Llv*" but it pays to walk. place. ing headway the way they doing. .50; WC Thayer, R I Reds R C, 1.60, sou 50c, Yellow Egg Wc. Kye afghan, Inscription: somewhere may be all right, but the saf- : itantoo, South Pari·, 8; Ο R King, 2; 7 Baldwins, Oscar Ν Cox, Mra C M Coooer, Norway, lat, Sheep raising is a profitable undertak- .,50; Myra S Spofford, South Pails, specimens 50c Wyant 50c, Golden Drop 50c, De 2d, 60; Pat reflected soberly for a moment est investment of effort is to ϋχ up things leifer, 2 years, U 8 G Abbott, Norway, A Cooper, Buckfield, 2; M F calico Mra C D OEHSI, WATCHES. CLOCKS in itself. A good flock of sheep put Vhite Leghorns R C, 1; J Β Field, 3; Ralph Soto 50c, Forest Garden 50c, Gardner 75; patchwork quilt, and then said. "Well, If 01 was dead, | so will at ing < W A 2; 1 1. Mr· Harold at home the children stay of these farms would I; Hereey, Norway, Hoifer, Ward tiolman, Oxford, Morte, Norway, 2d, 25; AND JEWELBY. on some weedy loudans, 1; £ C well, Oxford, 50. 1 Ol'd own op to ltP—Exchange. home. Some houses are "so homelike" than rear. H A Robblne. Norwao, 3; Herman A Her- Susan Ρ lit, 50; begorra, return more in wool and lambs Jarred Plymouth Rocks, 1, 50; W Ν Other Desirable Varieties—W collection κηρβ·—U U .jjicii, v/Aiuiu, Bailey, 3d, 15; Kelley, With Optometriat Parmenter, Norway, Me. and alas! some are so different. Horse, Bucktield, 2, 1. Carl calico comforter, Blanche could be got from seeding these dirty ludkins, South Paris, Black Langshan, sey, Norway, Northern Spies, 50c; $1, best 4 buQcbee grapes, Oscar Ν patobwork The of has ruined many Committee—0. B. Uerrow, W. H. ; Arthur Her- North woolen Qrand 800re. "spirit gad" fields to grain crop·. It is difficult how- .50, 1. Ρ Churchill, Sontb Paris, 2; Cox, Norway, Coucord 50c, Mooer'a Lowe, Parla, 50; quilt, A Army home·. The constant desire to go farmer of Dunn. WA Ooldeu Mra Noe Daoiela, Oxford, lat, 60, 2d, 25; hla first game of ever, to convince the Western Pair of Old Ducks—Η Ρ Λ A Η riok, Norway, 1; Bersey, Early 1, Diamond 1, Martha 1, Wyoming A golfer playing Re-seated somewhere. Make home the and Best M M Mr· Τ Nor- Chairs place this. He bas bad it instilled into him Devons—Bull 2 W C Russet, 1; S Η Dawes, Harrison, 2; Red Delaware Salem 1; J Ρ Sy- knit bedapread, R Deboll, season downtown tbe next of the year·, Stearnr, duller South Paris, Indiao Runners, $1, 1, 1, the reported see that every member family that is the Hel- W A Hersey,Orange 2; Muaoadine Ε Ο way, let, 1. Drawn rog, Mrs S F Deane, so long grain growing thing (Vest Pari·, #8; Cow, same, 0, 4, 2; j >0c, Wild Mallard, 1, 1.50; Mrs £ A Perkins,50; Speck, monda, ^Northern 1; day that he had made a Grand Army moat of the time there. farmer that it has be- H A Knightly, Mono- South lat, 1; Lovloa Starbird, spend· for the Western !er, 3 year·, same, 5; Heifer, 2 year·, West Pekio, 1.50; Mrs C Ο Prencb, Norway, 50; French, Mooer'a Early 25o, Qreen Pari·, went out hi 61 and cam· But a woman once said in my Bradford, Mlnot, Mr· Albert Richard- score—be presence: a second natnre to him. too , South Paris, 1; W A Hersey, Norway, S H Hartford Prolific 1, South Parla, 3d, 60; come Then, tame, 3. L Twltobell, South Paris, Indian tain 60c; Dawes, In Poet "We cannot expect to keep our children least resist- 3arry Oscar J Η braided rug, Mra back 85.—Chicago Done. be wants to travel the line of Judge—P. A. Campbell. 1.50. Garden Royal, 1; Cox. 50; Mooer'a Early 25c, Delaware 60c, Wood- •on, Norway, 2d, 75; Upholstering at borne îuiless mother stay· there a part Gunners, A Hannah Mr· ance, sowing, harvesting Edwards,' Otisfield, 2; W Hersey, ford's Red 1, Brighton 1, Rooklington 1, Billtnga, Norway, lat, 60; And she was Ploughing, Grade C R South Best Pair of Duoks—Mrs W D of the time with them." the mean hard work Devon·—Cow, King, Young Ε 0 French, 2; Walter Ε Sooth M £ Greeley, Sooth Pari·, 2d, 35; woven Would Peel Easlerw H. E. South Paris. and marketing crop Η Ρ 4 Arctio, 1; Concord 1, Lidy 1;WT Knightly, PERKINS, Pari·, Heifer, 2 years, same, ;3; Hei- 31ark, South Paris, Pekio, $1; Golden Mr· Li la Norway, lat, 60; Caddie Master—What sort of caddl· 33-44 right. for a few months of the year, and the $5; Buok, 50; W A Bersey, Oxford, Paris Brighton 60, Agawam 1, Camp- rug, Cobb, And too. It ia aa bad fer, 2 same, Heifer Calf, same, i Η Fuller, Indian Runners, 1.60; Wild made Mr· Τ S Heath, Nor- father, nearly is over with. Livestock farming year·, 3; Β til, 50, CG French, 1; F L Wyroan, bell 1, Rockllogton 60c. maobloe rug, do you want sirî Nervous Novice- father to down at the grocery thing L. Mallard, 1.60, 1; Mrs Ε A Bradford, Mr· A Τ for stay of of means attention West Paris, Oscar Cox, American Ν Judkina, South way, lat, 60. Other exhibit·, a who know· mother any kind, course, H. Pen- 2; Cranberries—W Well—«r—I'd Uke boy store or saloon night·, as it la for the And Committee—0. B. Merrow, W. Pekin, 1.50; W Ο Thayer, English Levi H A Mrs South Pari·, Mr· Halda every day and week of year. Beauty, 2; Richardson, 50; Paria, Lowland $1, Highland 60c; McVVhorter, 00; little about the Watch Lost to all the oluba and aida. Dunn. ciled Indian Runners, 1.50, 1, Peklns, Mr· Β A Brad- very game.—Loodoo to go lodges, this fact influences many a Western Kulgbtly, 1; Oaoar Cox, Sherwood's Emma Packard, Norway, 26o. Gratuity Perkloa, Sooth Paria, 75; May *, in South Pari· or on road lead- home and at 1 SO. S 85. 8ketch. Make the intereating atay farmer and induces him to continue in Belted Dotoh—Ball, 2 years old, estate Favorite, 50; S H Dawes, 1; Mrs Θ 60c. ford, Weat Mlnot, ing over l'aria II ill. Gold watcb, Set h interested in it. Best Pair of Old Geese—Η Ρ A A Η home and get the old will take oare of D. R. Penley, South Parle, $8; Cow, same, Norway, 2; Oscar Cox, Mo- H Dawes, fl, at Dem- way. Sheep A M Westlelgb, Peaches—S Champion Oil Painting, Flower· aod Frolt—Mr· The Human Enigma. Thomas. Pindar pleaee report There ia no reason why the farm home other 5: 2 1 Puller, Black African, $1.50; Stone, W H Bucktield, 60c: Mrs themselves better than any animal Heifer, years, same, 3; Heifer, Iotosh Reds, 2; Tucker, Quince 1; Crawford's Early W S Sooth Β know ocrat office. 22ti not to ita member· the moat West Toulouse, J W S Kdgerly, Parla, roaea, $3; Hie Daughter—Papa, did you abould be on the farm if oonditk ns are at all favor- fear, same, 3, 2. Paris, 1.50; Ρ J Love Norway, 50; Oscar Cox, Albert 25c. 1; joy, Ricbardaon, Norway, C Lowe, North Parla, 8; Mr· C F Ware, before married herl attractive spot on earth. A. 3olby, South Paris, Embden, 1.50. Β S Η mamma long you able.—Canadian Farm. Judge—P. Campbell. Porter, 3; Ο Upton, Norway, 1; Ε Ε An- Sooth Mrs L L Pow- THE9ΕΒΜΟΝ. Sontb Par- Collect Ion house plants—Mrs Pari·, flower·, 2; Her Father—Just between you and THE MOBAL OF R. Best Pair Ton ng Geese—Η Ρ & A Η Dawes, 60; Marion Simpson, oil Is Grade Belted Dutch—Cow, estate 0. $3. er·, South Pari·, frolt, 2; painting ? it As each kind of work completed, Black $1 A M Pewankee, 60; S R Edwards, Oxford, drews, Norway, me, my dear, I don't know her yet But la this article practical Well, $5, 3, 2; Heifer, 8 years, same, 8 fuller Afrrican, 50; Stone, is, ont flowers—Mrs Leon M lande cape, Mrs H F Andrew·, Norway, see that the machinery used Is broaght Penley, G 8 Westerly, Nor- Collection me to make it ao. A home W. B. De- roulouse, 1.50; J W S Oolby, Embden, 1; Η Ν Porter, 2; North i· up to good and need- 2; Heifer, 2 years, same, 8; South Paris $8, Mrs A Ο Wheeler, 2d, 2; Mra J W Rhine·, Parla, let, Good children in and looked over any repairs 1.60. way, French Sweeting, 2; W H Tuoker, Tufts, Her Role. makea good ohildren. it Coster, South Paris, 8; Heifer, 1 year, 2. oil palntlog marine view, Mrs Howard ed noted and ordered.—Don't forget Best Pair of Old Ν Jud- W Ν Judklns, South Paris, 1; C G 3; la make happy parenta. It ia far cheaper, estate C. R. Penley, 8, 8; Heifer calf, Turkeys—W 60; Sbaw, Sooth Paris. lat, 8; oil palntlog He—They say Misa Lulu very until you need the binder, cultivator or 1. Frenob, 1; C FChurohill, Specimen Embroidery—By lady over1 to make a 8. tins, South Paris, II 60, Frenob, Pippin Mrs John 2d, much In for dinner partie·. Examined for Glasses, too, io dollara and cents pleas- it nez» W. B. DeCoater, New 70 Mrs M J Dunham, 86 animal, Colllnan, Norway, request Eyes whatever it, year. Best Pair of Turkeys—W Ν 2; C G French, Quebec Sweets, 2, years old, 8 of own home for your old H. D. Young band 2; Mrs L L Powers, Sooth Paris, lat, She—So I have heard. 8he 1· a regu- ant place your 8teer·—Best 2-year steers, Judkins, 50c, 1. Tork Greenings, 60; Ε 0 Frenob, 2; year· old, Norway, 7δο. Speolmen children than to entertain them is all for the hogs, bnt they Beet ateer· $1, Collection water color, Mrs H F An- s. RICHARDS. own Drink right Hammond, Pari·, $5; yearling Arthur Tnttle, South Paris, 1. sewing, Mrs Eva Allen, Norway, 60; Mrs lar dinner belle. home. Tbere ia much that some and to go ateer Drawing Oxen—Oxen 8 feet.and under, Nellie 1st, away from need grain vegetables H. A. Bobbin·, Norway, 4; Beat Desirable Varieties—Dr Al- Ρ Κ Bradbury, 76. Set Underwear not drew·, 2d, 2; Andrews, 8; tbia subject, but tbe with their milk. Not now and tbeu Et Κ Morrill Λ Son, Norway, $15, 10; C Apples beet water Nellie let, Achieved. can be said upon only oalves, J. S. & J. H. Millett, Norway, 4; fred South Paris, Maiden Blush, Lees Than 3 Pieces, Mra Alma Bailey, color, Andrews, Objeot is that after all it iaonly Mor- 3 Hayes, Oxford, 8. Oxen 7 feet, β King, crayon work, Mra H used to say she practical ending but every day. Grade Durham 3 year-oldl, R. E. Dutchess of Oldenberg, 1, Sbrop- Norway, 76. Coraet cover, Mra Lotta 8, 2d, 2; specimen Nell—Mrs. Dash can be to Inohes and under, Ned Ε Ordway, Nor- $1; lat, I; Κ Ο Lowe, man at home that children taught rill A Son, Norway, 5; William S. Mason, W Ν Judkins, Sooth Aahton, Norway, 50. Embroidered cor- Ο Ayer, Sooth Parle, marry tbe beet living. fail in Make it a rule to oount the biddies Ο S IS; R Κ Morrill & sbirevine, 60c; Κ 1 wouldn't be useful. Tbe acboola many South 3; C. R. Wilson, Bryant1· way, 15; Hayes, aet Edith 76. 2d, S; Charles Chlok, Norway, 8d, ; the satisfaction of Some folks never do this. Paris, 7 feet 2 inohes and Paris, Ben Davis, 1, Fallawater, 60, Spit· cover, Parker, Norway, Helle- Well, she has Some of them even aeem to every day. Grade Hereford V. Son, 8. Oxen under, collection band-painted oblna, Mrs H F thinga. never Pood, 2; 3-year-old·, North Star, 2, American Embroidered night robe, Jennie Baker, didn't home be robbed and know 3 S J A eturtevant, South zeoberg, 60, knowing that she J teach the youngatera to diareapect Thej might H. Field, South Pari·, 5; L. P. Everett, Hayes, 16; 2, Abble Star bird, South Parla, Andrews, 1st, 8. it. R Κ Morrill à 8. Oxen Sommer Pearmaln, 2, Alexander, Norway, 76; %SOUTH ME. and Some of them encourage West William C. Stearns, West Paris,. 18; Son, PARIS. parenta. Paris, 8;

/ E5TABLI8HKP 1SB. West Perls» MM THE OXFORD BEARS. Theru was a quiet wedding at the Tuesday, C. K. Fox received word of NORWAY. home of Mr. and Mr·. Jesse G. Howe of tbe critical Illness of hi· mother, Mr·. Ζ. L. MERCHAN The Oxford Democrat. High Street on Friday at high noon Eva Fox, 1o Portland, and visited ber. Groat rash at the public houses dur- Out ! THE DOINQS OF THE WEEK IN ALL when their daughter Ethel May, was Wednesday morning be reoeived a tele- ing the fair. united in with Mr. Dean ber deatb. Mr·. Fox of the about the Selling Successors to S. B. and Z. gram announcing many ISSU El) TUESDAYS. SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. marriage Verj cottager· Erastus Wheeler of Oakland. Rev. C. A ■abmltted to a critical surgioal operation Sake have gone to their homes. Several Hayden, D. D., pastor of the First Uni- tbe Friday previous. Sbe leave· a soo, will stay into October, wbeo they enjoy which K. and a aome weather of 26th, Parle Hill. versalist Church at Oakland, of C. Fox, daughter, Luoy Fox, of the most delightful Monday, Aug. for the fall season SOUTH MAINE. SEPT. 17,1912. the whom In aeaaon. Commencing Early enables us l'ARIS, the is a both of reside Bethel. the preparations JrlrM Huptlfi Church, Rev. Q. W. Γ. Hill, pa* groom member, performed assisted Rot. D. A. was a for tbe voter·. Wilkena baa aold his bouae on tor. Pivachtng every Sun-lay at 10:43 A. ». ceremony, by Ball, Monday busy day George at time to announce a most Sumlay School nt 12. Sab oath evening service pastor of the First Universalist Church Some came from a long distance to oast Beal 8treet to Linooln H. Holmea. It ia at 7 :'$»·. evening at our entire stock of ATYVOOD & FORBES, Prayer Meeting Thursday of West Paris. relatives and inti- their vote. a very attractive and waa the home We shall sell 7 Λϋ. Covenant the last Pri'lay be for* Only place Mi-etlog Dr. F. B. Tnell and wife and of Mr. and lira. A. the let Sunlay of the month at 2 A» p. M. AU mate friends of the contracting parties Monday, George Wilkina, and Editors and I'roprifinr*. nm otherwlae connected are cordially Invited. witnessed the ceremony. The parlor Mr. and Mr·. Gotthard Carlson return- when they resided in Norway. Extraordinary Interesting was prettily decorated with green and ed from Snmoer where they had been l(r. and Mra. M. If. Phinney of Red· USOKiiE M. ATWOOD. A. E. Fokbbs. Miss Jeannie Hubbard returned to white, the bridal standing beneath spending a few days. landa, Cal., were the guests of S. Β. & Z. and Shoes New York last pair Boots Advance of Friday. an arch with bell The bride ▲ valuable addition bas been made to 8. Prince daring the week. « Twenty- Showing Jarvis Carter Marble of suspended. Washington, was dressed in white crepe de tbe books in the publlo library. seven yeara ago Mr. Phinney waa in busi- Tkkxs JO a If strictly In advance. prettily #1 year paid D. C., arrived here Monday for a week'· and a ness in He sold out to tbe Otherwise a 4 oeats chine and carried bride roses. Mr. Wednesday Thursday large Norway. #2.ύΰ year. Single eoplcs visit to hie Mrs. Jar- of cost: Fall Tailored great-grandmother, Wbeeler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- number attended the oounty fair. Prince Sisters and went to hia new home Regardless New Coats,. Suits, — advertisements vis Marble. Advkktiskment* All legil C. liam H. Wheeler of Oakland and is en- Tuesday, Gould Academy with where he baa proapered right well. Be are Insertions for $1 50 opened gliren three consecuttve William P. Potter and Mrs. freshman olass ia of the Redlands Na- All of our and Shoes now $2.85 tn of column. 8i«cclal con- Judge with his father in furniture and a full attendance. The vice-preaident $3.50 $4.00 l>er Inch length Palter and Misa Annabel Potter return gaged Waists and Dresses tracte made with local, transient and yearly business. He is a is unusually tional Bank, one of the largest banking our Shoes now this week Pa. Mias undertaking graduate large. All of 3.00 and 3.25 2.25 advertisers. to Swarthmore, of the Oakland High School. Mrs. Wednesday evening, » very pretty institutions in his section. With tbe Ruth Pvjt'.er will remain at Eimhurat for our Shoes now 2.00 moderate was in the home took at tbe home of of Redlaoda from to All of and at extremely prices J OB Psnrrixu New type, fast presets, electric Wheeler educated public wedding place growth 1,900 12,000 2.50 2.7s a time. their busi- power, experience ! workmen and low prices schools of West Paris and at Paris High Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Twaddle, when Mr. Phinney la identlfiod in every All of our 2.00 and Shots now 1.75 of our bust Mina Hattie A. of Boston is a 2.25 combine to make this department Hooper School. Since ebe been a only daughter, Eva, was united in mar- neas way. need and popular. at William graduating complete guest Hooper's. successful teacher in schools of riage to Dr. Oscar H. Brano of Augusta, Repairs are to be made on tbe Bangs This remarkable of Mrs. Fred W. Shaw is her public showing Ready-to-wear visiting par- Paris, Mechanic Falls and Oakland. Rev. W. C. Curtis, pistor of the Congre- property at once, making it ready for a All other same Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow at grades proportion. ent», Cyrus Both are held in the Mrs. Brann double tenement house. in and all sn«LE C«»PIK». young people high- gational church, officiating. a few out of shoes but surpasses importance any here- Mechanic Palls. was a for Allie L. Buck and wife of Portland Bemember this sale is not style Apparel ,.f Thl Democrat are four cent- est este- m in the commuuities in which much loved teacher several Single copies Seward P. Steams is to m>>ve to South each They will lie mailed on receipt of ;>rlre by have lived and have a host of friends yeirs, and wa<* very popular in Bethel were tbe guests of Mis Buck'* parent?, our entire stock to from. in this It where he ha» as clerk in they pick tofore made department includes au the publishers or for the rouvenitiioe of patrons Pari», engaged who wish them much happiness. Mr. society. Dr. Brann is favorably known, Mr. and Mrs. Hosea E. Abbott, during «Ingle of each l».su<* have lieei placed on Fred >». store. copies Wright's and Mrs. Wheeler started on their wed- to tbe week. are •ale at the following places In the County : having practiced dentistry here, going extensive range, styles that at once Mrs. Pottle and Miss Mary will Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Smith visited style recog- "«ward's Store. George ding tour in an automobile. On their Augusta two years ago, where they South Paris, Dru* Pottle of Lewistun are at Kim- ShurtlefT* Drug Store. guests return will reside at Oakland where reside. A host of friends wish them a his slater, Edith M. Smith, Thursday close touch with the hurst. they nized as being in latest ad- Norway, Noyes Drug Store. will be at home to their friends life. and Friday. They returned to their ^tone's Store, they happy Urutf Charles L Case of New York joined the funeral services home in Portland on the train. & first. S. after December Friday afternoon, morning E. Newell iiuckdeid, Alfred Cole. I'ostma-iter. Co., vices from the fashion centers, materials of the his at the summer home here tbe on tbe Paris Hill. Mrs Harlow, Post Office. family West Paris schools opened Monday of Mrs. Eva Rowe Pox were held at Don C. Seitz is with his family White. West Parts, Samuel T. Saturday. morning with the corps of Methodist church, tbe pastor, Rev. B. F. Millett farm. Mr. Seitz will make im- weaves. Prof. C. II. returned last following newest and most desirable C. Wright teachers: Mr. Allan Keaney of Boston, Fickett, officiating. The casket was provements in tbe farm of an extensive Paris Maine. week to his home in Miss., Hill, Cambridge, Mies Hildreth, grammar covered with beautiful flowers from description. after the summer here. principal; Every garment represented possessing the Coming Events. «pending Mies Mies friends, the Rebekabs and tbe W. C. T. It ia understood that Harry P. Ford, Mrs. Κ Brooks aud tirade; Murphy, intermediate; Clayton family Jordan, primary. I*. of wbicb she was a member. Burial for some time with the firm of B. F. closed their summer home here and re- degree of artistic merit. Sept. 25. 26—Fair of Oxford North Agricultural Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Packard of in the family lut at Woodlawn Cemetery. Spinney A Co., has been placed In charge highest Andover. turned to last Wed- Society, Cambridge, Mass., Falls are relatives here. oi the business in Oct. l-i—West Oxford Fair, Fryeburg. Lisbon visiting Norway. Oct. 27, as—Centennial of South Paris Congrega nesday. Mrs. P. J. Miles and Zola of West Bethel. Lewis I. Gilbert and Arthur Hebbard Priced and Mrs. Jarvis L. Carter and daughter SUITS, $10.00 upwards. tlonal church. daughters Gorham, X. H., were guests of Mrs. Bert "The sommer vanishes, but soon shall come attended the Shrine meeting at Lewiston have returned to their home in Mont- and Mies Ella Curtis a or two The glad young (lays of yet another year; evening. They went by auto Day day mourn the of a Thursday NKW ADVKKT'SEM KSTS. clair, X. J. So Ίο not passing joy, aod returned after the Priced and upwards. this week. But rather wait the of a meeting. School COATS, $7.00 Mr». Charles E. rase closed the sum- coming good, Dr. aud Mrs. Leslie of Andover were And know God never takes a gin away For those of their number who leave Supplies mer home here and returned to New But He sends other to take Its or the mem- That's a Snappy Suit You're Wearing. guests on Wednesday of Dr. and Mrs. gt:ts place." town for college to work, York last week. New Line of Rain Coats, just received. New Fall Merchandise Wheeler and attended the county fair. bers of the Y. P. C. E. Society of tbe Fall Foot Wear. Mr. and Mrs. Benj Doe of Portland of the dry brown turf, church held a Schools are for another year. ( lothes. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Ricker "Drenching Congregational reception opening again Roys' Autumn have been a vacation with rela- the naked cornland for the spending are the of Mr. Softening plow, in tbe church of Sweaters. Ζ L. Merchant Λ Co. Bristol, Ν. H., guests Fretting the bells of foam, the surf, vestry Friday evening. Splendid Showing tives here. eidylng as a assortment of Tablets, For Sale. Kicker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Loading the bough Marjorie Barker and Berenice Nash We have, usual, complete who is in the heavy Kastern Steamship Corporation. Francis Slatterv, employ Kicker. With moisture, whose relief rendered several selections. Edith Priced 98c to $6.50 each. Wanted. of the is visit- Slakes the hot thirst of Fountain Pens, Inks, and Portland Street Railway, Mrs Melina Ball of ie visit- every porous leaf,— Rideout several Refresh- Note Books, Pencils, Crayons, Paris TtusI Co. Michigan Ο sweet September rato I gave readings. For Sale. ing his parents in this village. ing her sister Madame Ball at Rev. D. A. We welcome thee across the eastern main." ments. the various other needed in your school work. Wanted. George H. Proctor has sold bis stand Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pike and things Petition for Discharge. Ball's. Bankrupt's m this village to A. W. Audrey?», who while on CASH STORE. Wanted. No killing frost has yet come. daughter of nartford, Conn., new THE ONE PRICE will it with his soon. values in 6 cent tablets. Many designs For Sale occupy family Bnckfleld. Corn are an auto trip to the mountains, called on Special Mr and Mrs. Leo W. who have shops beginning operations. Farrar, Enoch B. Morrill died at the home of Only ono short week more before the Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Fuller this week. beeu with his Mc. and Mrs. parents, Albert Shaw Monday, Sept. 0, after an beginning of autumn. The committee of the Uoiversaliet & CO. Frank A Farrar, for of the summer, made at the Pharmacy of Z. L. MERCHANT part illness of fever which lasted Water iu rivers is low and many old Sunday School on rally day is up '.eft for Texas, where typhoid Thursday Dalla», three weeks. Mr. Morrill was born in wells are dry. of Miss Delia Noyés, Mrs. Clara Drake Mr. Farrar is in It engaged teaching. Sumner twenty-seven years ago and was Miss Stella Allen of Cumberland visit- and Miss Clara Louise Hathaway. NORWAY, MAINE and in will be held some time in October. Denmark. the son of the late George C. Morrill ed friends this village last week. is survived by a widow aod one brother, Elbert R. Briggs is cooking for a crew Miss Vena Nelson, who broke her CHAS. H. HOWARD CO. C. Κ Cobb had a valuable horse die has Mr. Wilson Morrill. of lumbermen in a camp in Gilead. ankle at the skating rink recently, Weduesdav. The greater part of our citizens attend Mrs. L. D. Grover went to Oxford gone to her home in China with her fa- The work on the state road is abont ed the Oxford County fair Wednesday to visit ber sister, Mrs. M. A. ther, Dr. G. J. Nelson, who came for done. Tuesday and Thursday. Lapbam. her. Work at the com shop began Monday, Rev. and Mrs F. M. Lamb attended John Carleton Is the looks Tbe Norway basket ball team resumod The Store and corn to coiue in well. improving Governor, Legislature and begin» pretty the eeBsions of the Oxford Baptist Asso- of his (arm by cutting bushes near the practice on Tuesday evening at the Nor- ÔXaSJL BLUE STORES If frost holds off there will be some nice ciation at Canton Tuesday and Wednes- road. way Opera Huuse. corn. John A. Folwartshny of Portland Is a James Danforth and son, Charles Dan- Three Congressmen. It is that the Denmark Inn day. reported Lieut, and Mrs. Oliver Eskeridge have boarder in tbe family of Fred L. Ordway. forth, are at the Weirs, Ν. H., for ten will be closed soon for the winter. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE Our Customers Ask for the been the of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Town meeting passed off quietly with daye, and upon their return Cbarlee There will be an entertainment and guests Chillis for a few days this week. the usual Republican majority for county Danforth will return to his school duties at Hall even- supper Grange Wednesday Mrs. Sadie Harlow is in Boston for the officers. in St. Louis. the for the soldiers' monu- ing, 18th, fall in millinery. Carroll Abbott, Violet Morrill and Alfred S. Kimball and wife left Thurs- ment fund. styles Mrs. Julia Harlow has returned from Paul Head are the fall term of day on the Grand Trunk for Winnipeg, The Democrats with the of some attending is over and now you need different help a visit with relatives in South Paris. Gould where Mr. Kimball as Grand Representa- Haying and hoeing of the carried the election Academy. Republicans Mr. and Mrs. Winn Rowe of Oxford Those who were from tive attends tbe session of the Sovereign NEW GOODS stopped going Just call and see our Otherwise Oxford is Monday in this town. will machinery· County Repub- have been with Mrs. Howe's parents, to the county fair Wednesday by the Grand Lodge of I. Ο. O. F. They the two weeks. can as Usual. West Sumner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner, during morning showers, went Thursday. be gone We Have them in Plenty. week. Webster E. Walker and family have Rally Day with the Methodists will bt Mrs. William M. Yiuiog of Abington, Mrs. Tom DeCoster went to Houlton moved from Mason to a camp on the observed oo Sunday, Sept. 22. Special and Mrs. Ruth Barrows of Whitman, Saturday to join her husband. farm of his brother, Η. E. Walker, where music and speaking, and souvenir» wil We certiinly can please you this year with As we bad hoped and the Democrats M i»s are of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Corn THE guests have Harvesters, and S. S. who a crew be distributed. Grain Mr. Mrs. Lurvey, small bave cutting Binders, our of fabrics and bad (eared, M une came back into the A Borrows. employment variety style*. been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Holland, cord wood. Miss Helen Pike has returned from ; NEW Republican column at the election of The five-monthe-old eon of Mr. and The are better than for returned to their home in Lynn Tues- Be sure to read "A Girl of the Limber- two week*' visit with relatives in Dover, Qualifie* years Sept. 9th. The dissatisfaction with the Mr». Allie DeCosta won the second prize lost", for it is a tale, well Ν. H. MEN'S The are not but attractive. Plaisted administration was not a fanciful at the Oxford fair. day. delightful Coloring* flashy County Mies Amy Shaw has returned to Rox- written. Ernest H. Hutchinn and family bav< & Gasoline it- Cutters but something that manifested Horatio Ducbaru of Waterville called The is of the best. thing, to resume her duties as in- returned from Loveil where they bav< SUITS. Tailoring at the bury, Mass., Ensilage self on relatives in town poll*. Monday. structor in music. Oxford. been for some weeks. A brief summary of the result is: H. H. Barrow» went to Portland on Miss Beryl Harlow is with her sister, here 9th with tbe William T. Haines of Waterville. Re- Saturday to meet Mrs. Barrows who ban Schools opened Sept. Cheapest accident Insurance—Dr. Thomas Kirschbaum's Guaranteed All Wool Suite. $12 to Mrs. Ed Phinney. be- the and heale thf publican, is elected governor over Fred- beeu visiting relatives and friends in exception of the high school, which Eclectic Oil. Stops pain Mrs. Fred Caswell has been in South wound. AH druggists sell It. erick W. Plaisted, Democrat, by & plu- Massachusetts. TLey returned home gan one week earlier. Miss Angle Engines $22. Paris this week. Miss Values. to rality of 3023 votes, ae shown by unoffi Monday night. Tliayer of South Paris is taking Adler's "Collegian" Suits, Splendid $15 Greene's in the at notice. We call cial returns. T. F. Callahan of Lewiston, Mrs. Nellie Mallet ia keeping house Andover. place grammar grade, We can fix you up short $22. Republican, is also elected state auditor for E. W. Chandler. and Mrs. Grace Emmons is teaching !.ii to Mrs Ε. E. Small is visiting ber daugh- attention to our Good values in other suits. $5 $15. The vote, as unofficially reported, is: tlie primary rooiu, otherwise the teach- your particular Mrs. Cleveland in Men's Rain Coats and Coats. Now is Hames, 70,928, as against 64,644 for Fer- hebrun. ter, Verge, Berlin, ers are the same as last year. Slip-on Ν. H. nald in Piaisted 67,900, as agafnsr Mr. and Mrs. Philbrick and Quite a lot attended tbe couuty fair when you need them. Our prices, $5 to $18. 1910; Floyd Mrs. A. P. Grover is house 73,304 in 1910. their two children home keeping from here, although owing to the bad got Monda; for H W. Poor in the absence of his Three and one Democrat from where bavt weather the number was smaller than Republicans Norridgewock, they Mrs. Small. BLIZZARD BLOWER are elected representatives to congress. been the of Mrs. Philbrick's housekeeper, usual. guest» par Osgood Hodtfmao of Taunton, Mass., to Show You. The three are Asher C Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Perkins. Oc Newell Whitney of Casco has been Winter Overcoats Republicans ents, is his H. U. Hinds in the First District, Forrest Good the third ol visiting brother, Hodgman, visiting at Wilfred Perkins1. IT IS SIMPLY Δ WONDER. wi!! Suuday, being anniversary All the schools in town Mon- Clothing made by three leading maker- jcu win in the Third, and Frank E. Guernsey Mr. and Mr». Philbrick's marriage, opened Mrs. Elvira Dunn of West Poland, day, Sept. 9 h, with the following teach- a severe shock Boys' find at our store*. in the Fourth. In the Second District tatuily reunion was held when twenty formerly of Oxford, had ers: to be a Daniel J. McGillicuddy, Dem ocrat, is re- one »at dowu to dinner. Thursday, but is now thought Clothing "Widow Jones," "Hercules," "Wener." elected by a plurality of 1193 against Mrs. Howard Shaw and sister, Amy High—Clarence Holman, l'rlcclpal. little better. ASire. Ned Stuart. the That to about 2700 in 1910. of BuckÛeld, were at Miss Tripp's, Mon Grammar—Mattle Hall. Miss I. M. Corning entertained Youths' Suits, $5 $12. Both bouses of the legislature will bt day. Prlirarv—Annie Akere. Congregational Sewing Circle Tuesday. A. W. Walker & Pleases. Suits, $3 to $7.50. the senate So. 2—Geneva Burgees. Miss Hattie Andrews has to Son, Boys' having, according The fall term of the gone Republican, Academy opener No. 3—Hazel Pratt. to the latest 21 to visit her brother information, Republican- Tu-'Hd.iy, when a large number of new No· 4— Florence Akere. Gardiner Orlngton. and 10 Democrats, and the house 79 Re were Mrs. Frances Andrews of Portland is students present. Rev. Dr. Bolles of Tufts College ·- publicaus and 72 Democrats. This wil Hon. J D. was in town visiting her brother, John Robinson. Maine. and Hlr~ Long Tuesday preached at the Universalist church last South Paris, Fall Hats itre "\ majority ou joint ballot, an·! on Mr. is now of the boarc Caps. Long yiesident Sunday. Locke's Mille. sure the election of Edwin C. Burleigh a* of trustees. When in need of any hay, grair Hats Velour Hats Felt Hats Stutes senator to succeed Ob» Marshall's at Locke's Stetson United Work on the campus is progressant Norway Lake. John camp Mills, or feed he sure and call on us. Oui diah Gardner. Echo name, is at occu- 50c. to but *h far from being completed. Mrs. Florence Matherson of Maesacbu- Camp by presont is sound and sweet and fre< $6 $3 known from hay $6 In Oxford C >unty the Republican can a from this pied by (our well gentlemen Qaite good mauy wa; setts is her sister, Mrs. Frank moisture or rot it is ant FALL FOOTWEAR visiting F. from ; didates for Sha:',t ■ John Q. Geo. bright Bodiord cuuuty offices, except attended the c mnty (air at Soath Paris Harwood. Massachusetts, Hewitt, Lamson & Hubbard, Noyés' Special. and our are reasonable Derbys, are elected, the general was children's dai Lill, Mortimer A. Flanagan, and Otto E. clean prices plurality beiuf Friday, Sept 6th, Eugene Flood and wife came from Our Store is Full of NEW FALL FOOTWEAR no. between -450 and 500. ThL is reduced it Mr. comes with the of our Can you excel these bat* ? Our judgment cay» at 'he Ζ L. Packard W. R. C. Farmington to attend the county fair Nystedt. Flanagan Prompt delivery hay, grair the case of the jommisnioner voti title of champion fisherman, and has 1 county and to visit his parente, Mr. and Mrs. and feed is a feature we take prid< Men's Russia Calf Blucher and Button, Fitzu $4.00. a of Mr. th< Dickvale. suetaiued hie having Cloth Hats and 50c., $1, $1.50 by large following Melcher, David Flood. surely reputation, ! in. Better order from us Caps, Democratic candidate, in Rumford made some of the largest catches for to-day. Men's Gun Metal Blucher and Button, Fitzu $4.00. Mi.hs Stell Chase, wbo ban been em Miss Geneva Sturtevant of Norway have received a carload ο wh_.c ne and the Foi Mr. IJ11 has shown some wonder- We just lives, vicinity. in Kumford for Rome time, haj visited at W. S. Partridge's recently. years. 1 Men's Russia Calf Blucher and Button, Walkover $4.00. William O. of Pari* ployed ful in bis trial on rhe water, Durum Wheat. This is old whea Sheriff, Frothingliam returned h'-me. Mrs. Fred Wbeeler and little son ol speed spins the Democratic has a to some of the big amateur Men's Gun Metal Blucher and Button, Walkover $4.00. SWEATERS. candidate, plural Mr and Mrs. Herman Fuller and littli Bethel visited her sister, Mrs. Geo. Frost, preparatory and very nice. iiy of 141 over J. Melviu liartlett ο events for which he entered. Messrs. Mxxine rpeot Sunday witl what you want for youi Also other for less You are sure to find whai wo never saw any- the candidate. daugh'er recently. Hewitt and are of Fairbank Just grades money. In our many experience in selling Sweaters Stoaeham, Republican relatives iu Mexico and Hale. Nystedt years' officers chosen are: and noted as the Qold Dust twins. poultry. want and fitted here. season's demand. We sell them to Men, Women. Couuty Leon Fuller, wife, and little daughter Greenwood. fame, you get thing like the present are little or no in several C >unty Attorney—Frederick R. Dyer Leonetta, of Worcester, Mas*., have late It is now nearing the middle of Sep- They having difficulty Boye, Girls and Children. Good ones, cheap one*; many colors; clearing up everytbiug in the general oriera Bucktield, Rep. I)' visited Herman Fuller. tember, and still no frost, nor conld the until see ours. ?(i down to 'iOc. Special line of The also includes & styles. Don't buy you C. B. ■ Judge of Probate—Addison E. Her M re. Bi-bee and Evi weather be more favorable for «ports. party Gumnings Sons, *e to Leroy daughter maturing to as want them. you eh Mrs. M. Nystedt, Mies Marie Johnson ...... promptly attended just you Any price rick. Ret bel. Rep. of Portland spent the week-end with Mr crops since the month came in. But Maine and Mr. Hewitt, Jr. Norway, Register of Probi'e—Albert D. Park and Mrs. Bernard Putnam. many corn fields will require about as pay. There were 110 tickets sold at this sta- N. SHOE on Ε. SWETT Pane, Rep. Little Audrey Putnam received man] much more to put the finishing touch, Petition for CO., Sheriff—William tion for the fair at Bankrupt's Discharge. O. Frothingham, pretty présenta on her first birthday and all are on the anxious seat to get it. Wednesday morning I η the matter of ) Parie, Deui Ser>t· 4tti. But Wednesday forenoon must have Norway. 1KVINQ C. EASTMAN, J In BankrupU-.y House Block, Norway, Maine Mrs. Johnson and soo Richard ) Opera is Your Tailor? County Commissioner—Wellington H Dav;d Chandler baa entertained friend; been rather for the cattle Daisy Bankrupt. Who unpleasant with the Hon. of the 1)U bu inner. of Ashland, N. U., spent Friday To Clarence Hale, Judge Residence Eastiuau, Rep. lately. show and fair folks—more favorable in for Dlstrlc Telephone 38-3. 38-3. know bowW Mrs. Lola Foster. trlct Court of the United States the Wo recommend Ed V. Price «fc Co. of Chicago. They Cuuuty Treasurer—George M At*ootl ! Nc_w< reaches us of the marriage ο ! the afternoon, and still more so to- of Maine : Our schools commenced Sept 2, with make clothes. Satisfaction 500 patterns to show ynu. Pari", Rep. Kay Tyler of thin place a d Miss Len; day, Thursday. But wasn't last Monday C. EASTMAN of Mexico, In th J guaranteed. Dresser of Waterford and Miss li to have a suit mrl< Register of Deeds, Western Distrir $:delmeer of Miss an ideal for state and Mary IRVINGCounty of Oxford, and State of Maine, There is lots of satisfaction to the particular man Boothbay. Sidetingei day choosing of Ν. as the said that 01 ^ —Dean A. sonic Jordan Colebrook, H., District, respectfully represents worn custom Billard, Fryeburg, Rep. formerly taught school here. county officers, though? Perhaps last he was as want it. We can do it for you. One who har teachers. the 13th day of July, past, dulj juet you Oxfotd K. S and Mildred ο f think to the and under the Acts of a County's delegation in tbe leg Tracy daughter pessimists contrary adjudged bankrupt Congres is never satisfied with else. There is difference Henry Douglass has moved his family to that be has hui clothing just something iaiature will be one Republican senaloi North Parie spent the week end witl they have a right to their opinions. relating Bankruptcy; duly PARIS TRUST COMPANY. to Portland. rendered all his property and rlghte of propet don't care to but it will do y K'd and five and two relatives here. Moses Swan has now become so feeble in the feeling. Perhaps you buy Republican Democrat)* Miss ty, and has fully compiled with all the requin > Mrs. Helen Bryant is very ill, and over. as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Charles whi as to be unable to do any labor, and menu of said Acte and of the orders of Cour to call and look our samples representatives, Coolidge, a trained narse from hive been at Mills and the ol Hanson, Portland, touching hie SKN.V TOK. workiog Locke's Sylvester Cole wife, daughter bankruptcy. is caring for her. Wherefore he prays, That he may be decree· Us. have finished work and returned to theii Mrs. Swan, have there to care for al Don't Elsewhere Until You Visit Albert J. Steam», gone by the Court to have a full discharge from WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO Buy Norway, Rep. home. them. debts provable against his estate under sal· MANY DRIVEN FROM HOME. ar KKI'HKSKNTATIVES. Mrs. Ernest Sturtevant aud her daugh Fred Cole came very near one Bankruptcy Acts, except such debis as losing law from such Walter G. ier Cornelia have returned from a visi of his cowh On returning year, in many parts of the coun- exccpteu by discharge. WITH THE MONEY YOU GET H. NOYES CO. Morse, RumfoH, Rep. yesterday. Every Dated this Bth day of Septenil>cr, A. D. 1912. F. are driven from their Samuel II. Eitou, Oxford, Deuu. to relatives io New Hampshire. home from the fair at night, he found try, thousands IUV1NU C. EASTMAN, Bankrupt. Alton C. Alton is scboo her east and so suffocated with homes by coughs and lung diseases. CROPS Ρ Wbeeler, Paris, Rep. Lovejoy attending high nearly OHDER OF NOTICE TUEREOS. FOR YOUR SOUTH PARIS Stores) NORWAY Otis M. at Dizlield. the which she was as to be Friends and bueinnnn are left behind for (Two Richardson, Canton, Rep. rope by tied, District or Maine, ss. Almon F. Brow η Mabel Richardson also attends schoo I unable to stand for some time. other climate··, but this is costly aud not Johnson, field, Rep. On this 14th day of 8ept., ▲. D. 1912, on rea>l there. sure. ▲ better of want to use it Ernest C. Bowler, Bethel, Rep. always way—the way Ing the foregoing petition. It Is— If you do not immediately, you Burton W. Goodwin, Mexico, Dem. Maurice Tracy of North Paris is ii East Sumner. multitudes—is to use Dr. King'· New Ordered by the Court, That a hearing be ha the same on the 25th of A. L) will find it a very convenient arrangement for town. Discovery and cure yourself at home. upon day Oct., Elsewhere tbe Democrat publishes tin Among those who called to see us 1912, before said Court at Portland, In said Dis M re. Abbott and son of Rumfori ' with your friends, and In forenoon and that nc to leave it with ue and a check ac- full detailed vote of the county. Tbanki Mary during the past week were Mr. H. R Stay right there, trlct, at 10 o'clock the ; you open are lake this safe medicine. Throat and tloe thereof be In the Oxford Demo are due to the visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas Dunham and Mr. Increase Robin- published various town clerk» wife, a In said an· count and draw out the as need it Matthews. troubles find relief and health crat, newspaper printed District, money you whose we are enablet son and wife of Waterville, Mr. Carroll lung quick that all known creditors, and other persons li through courtesy returns. Its in to these Ernest Andrews attended the fair a Mrs. Ellen Mrs help coughs, colds, grip, Interest, may appear at the said time and pUcc present figure·. Douglass, Douglass, and th< Sherbrooke. Race of Mr·. Max- croup, whooping-cough sore lungs and show cause, If any they have, why Mary Gnllford, Sylvia should not be If want to borrow we have it to make it a positive 50c and prayer of said petitioner granted you money, field of Dexter, Mrs. Abby Cole of Buck- blessing. And It Is further ordered the Court, Tha Tho two submitted to th« Trial bottle free. Quaranted by questions Wekhville. Held, and others. Mrs. Douglase, Mrs. 11.00 by the Clerk shall send by mall to all known ered lend. Co, Ι voters were both a vote Chas. H. Howard Co. Itors of said and this order, ad Bolster adopted by copies peUtlon Ν. large Maxfield Mrs. Race are the School commenced 9 and only a The law providing for the ballot) Monday, Sept. dressed to them at their places of residence placing survivors of the once ol Feel run-down? Headache? ntitml. cast at elections io the Miss Florence Hunting, teacher. large family languid, weak, have to we be of Dayton custody of tbe sec » case liver. Witness Hon. Clakence If you money invest, may Mrs. Alice and children of Qreen Maj. Stephen Ellis, late of Guilford, who Stomach "off"?—Ju?t plain of lazy the IIalx, Judgi of state at was vet Ring Blood Ulttera tones liver and of the said anil tno seal thereof, at Fort retary Augusta appro was a native of Sumner and a son of Den. Burdock stomach, Court, wood are guests of Mark Gammon. the blood. In said on the 14th of service to you. by a vote of about two to one, and tb* promotes digestion, purifies land, District, day Sopt. | Joe and Ernest Carpentei Stephen Ellis, one of the early settlers of A. D. 1912. Crockery Department. amendment to the Hunting Heals cuts or burnii JAMES E. Clerk. constitution, permit bave returned from their to Boston the town. Soothes Itching skin. [L.S.] HEWEY, tbe issue of two millions trip a scar. rait A true of and order thereon. ting in bondi Ellis reared a most without Cure» piles, eczema, rheum, copy peUtlon a Mrs. Susie Andrews of Kennebunt Maj. large family, Attest: JAMES E. If you want to have check account of your r for roads, bad a vote of likt Ooan's Ointment Your druggist HEWKY,Clerk. something has been a recent of ber aiater of whom lived in or near Gnllford 8840 four to one in its favor. guest an^ltchlng. own, we shall be to have you call and see us. Miss Emma Washburn. village and became prosperous and glad Miss Flora Woolley of Bridgton la tb< esteemed citizens. It Is announced All of the visitors mentioned came that the Democrati guest of Mr·. Flora Dnnn. by will at once begin an inspection of tbe Charles Jordan, who has sold hie farm autos. Some of them bad not visitrd PARIS TRUST COMPANY. ■ ballots in about thirty of tbe legislative to Howard Maines, has moved into the here for over 20 years and their cheer- districts where the Republican rent at Oxford ful presence was much appreciated and plurality Boynton depot. The Safe Investment of Your SOUTH PARIS, MAINE. PARIS CHINA, is with a view SOUVENIR small, to instituting con enjoyed. Money. tests for tbe seats if ground for so doing North Waterford. "He it a weakness it deserves some praise, I shall be found. W· love the scenes of our early days." Id the investment of yonr money the very first Fred Hazelton shot a ben hawk considering large We have great respeot for those who the are otter new Deering that was after bens. It measured requirement is the security of principal. There The Methodist For tbe the, remember and honor the home and Executive Council. early of bat is foremost. The | four feet and two' Incbea across the to recall its and memo- features, course, fundamental security Friends of Hon. James S. ol delight pleasure· Wright wing·. ries. proper selection of an investment bond, which haa this primary Memorial Hamlin Memo- South Paris will present his name as » Mrs. Littlefield it a Church; Lois guest at her We are of old Maine and teohnloal and neces- candidate for member of the prond always qualification requires knowledge. Naturally executive sou's, Jew Llttlefield's. so since election. council for tbe district especially arily the experienced banker, whose constant business it is to in- composed oi Mrs. Harry Brown has been helping SLOCUM. rial Paris Hill; Oxford York and Oxford Counties. It is under- care for her father, Parker Dresser, at vestigate securities of all kinds, la possessed of this teobnioal Library, stood that Mr. Wright is himself making Albany, In his last sickneas. North Stoaebam. knowledge. no active canvass for the but and son Millard MILLINERY. on German place, thai Mrs. Fred Littlefield FALL Sohool in this district commenced If you are considering the investment of funds and will state County Buildings, he will accept if choaen. are with ber Mr. and Aug. stopping parents, 20th with McKeen as teacher. in the of Interest and Mrs. Q. E. Farmer. Beryl your requirements way return, maturity Gold le Adams is school at A Boston Albiou who has been board- teaohing amount, we will be pleased to send you a list of well secured in of shapes paper prints tbe following McKeeo, Lovell Center and Alice Adams in China, large variety at Silas Stearns1 and Mrs. has returned from market paragraph, which is remarkable in more ing baollng boxes, Sweden. bonds. Smiley just than one: is at his home in ways "Residents of Canaan, Albany. David Baasett from Massachusetts has and colors. have bad much Mr. and Mrs. Fred M c Keen and sod Me., trouble this year made Mrs. Κ. H. Fontaine a visit. with a nice line of Ready-to-Wear Hats and with Lawrence were of ber hedgehogs. Tbey have tried lining Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsdell from the trunks of their fruit trees with zinc Mr. and Mrs. Silas Stearns. NORWAY NATIONAL BANK parents, Saugus, Mass., Mildred McKeen aud THE Novelties. Gall and see them. from old Millinery washboards, sections of old John Bowers from Hyde Park, Masa., stove and but the OF NORWAY, MAINE. pipe tin, bedgebogs West Lovell. have been boarding at H. £. McKeen's. have removed always the obstructions. Fred M. Fox and wife, wbo bave been Stillman McAllister, who has been As a last resort one man has tacked sheets Capital, $50,000.00 ME· visiting here, have returned home. staying with bis sister, Mrs. Herman 35 MARKET SQUARE, SOUTH PARIS, of tiy paper about tbe trunks of bis apple L. E. Fox and wife of Bangor are here Richards of East Stoneham, has come $30,000.00 MBS. L. C. trees. He that it will stick to the Surplus, SMILEY, hopes on a visit. I home to go to school. fur of the hedgehogs and eugross their Miss Lucy Elliott of Lioooln, Mass., Myrtle Adams has finished work in Undiv. Profite, $30,000.00 'Phone, 19-21. attention to sufficiently make them for- formerly a school teacher in the place, Albany and Is at home helping her get the apple·." visited here last week. After spending mother. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. in she will return to Bessie Andrews of North Lovell is at four months Loveli Bears the The Maine Central will build a hotel Massachusetts. work for Mrs. H. M. Adams. CASTORIA for Infiotsand Children. at Bar iu of the from this attended the In 22d, to the wife of Harbor, spite opposition Several place Stoneham, Ang. .... a Market Square South Paris, Maine Sl4I°it°r* of some of the cottagers. Lord réunion at East Fryeburg, Sept 7. John Q. Adams, daughter. IklUYHH«iJUnpBN(kt C Democrat and one end of the upper hall were we and Oxford filled, end the quality le that wblc Vote of Oxford for State County Officers, Sept. 9,1912. The lits Seventieth Fair was a 1 County Good One makes onr Maine apple* known in tb markets of the world. Jndfjof of Couty CowOy BepreaeoUilre Probité. Probate. Sheriff. OommlMlooer. TrMMiw. Auditor. to Uongreu. — — Λ. — PARIS. SOUS OF THE CATTLE· Qovernor. State ■ Ai SOUTH OXFORD COUNTY r * AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Aa usual, the ahtda and out-door-tl( POST OfTO· to tb ,ΟΙΤ» PARIS η pa were filled wltb cattle abont 7 r· *· o. : λ a· *· MAINTAINED ITS REPUTATION. limit. the herd· the Holsteln a ft )Ac* Hourt Among ft β c were in the lead in point of nnmben a M ft -ο & & more, Sunda; of the other breeds wer ft £ & . S I rilae-l «ome-or though many i s <2 S * S i It ι fine and there wer I04 •Ό I The the represented by herds, £ • ο * Aeroplane Flew, Crowd was aiu Ό α ^ 01#ht There, also numerous Individual Β 3 ► ! ■β went to Gorhan » good spec ο = 3 â S é T ri-»«»soo S m Ο \ I i mens. α ® î visit. Everything Went 1 S i S s i fûrasbort Merrily. And here le a t< « "3d « a i JÎ. right good plaoe J! a CQ m « a the th ! sa η S δ M S S i 1 vacation is over, and al register complaint about way η ft « £ U 53 47 A great fair wae that of the 53 47 ι 63 47 53 47 58 47 52 49 53 47 ^The'loo* Oxfor ] κ net or a tank of ο exhibitors don't the on thel 48 1 58 47 08 are ίβ **ôn Igain* water. The patron f put tags Albany 62 95 66 90 71 80 81 03 ÎS. County Agricultural held ο ι 68 1 93 68 93 68 * Society the game throws balle at a small cattle. Some of them put the tags 01 Andover 03 67 1 93 68 93 2 224 222 i Wheeler was at home iron and target 222 224 222 224 222 227 220 227 219 2 224 221 2 226 220 r. \v Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday ο f and if he hits tho it the chai the stall or the tie-up so all may ee Bethel 223 222 222 224 222 98 106 Robert for the fair. 'a*t week. To target trips \ 105 98 106 98 106 98 105 98 106 98 105 say that it was the bes t and the whose and what the exhibit is. Som Brownfield 98 105 98 105 98 105 1 5 Porto-no^ drops girl out. Then she climb 128 5 149 135 6 154 129 7 161 123 ever would nut be bu t I 156 128 1 154 128 169 114 153 127 157 Powual was wit! , perhaps justified, back, fastens the chair and thi , tie the tag to a horn, where perhaps Buck field 156 128 157 128 18 17 was again, 18 18 17 18 17 18 18 18 17 'eemirof it to the mark se t in to the hea» 18 17 1 18 17 17 week. certainly up high game goes on, if any one is intereste< I can be seen by squeezing Byron 18 17 18 17 114 100 this well-known 101 2 114 100 115 98 114 100 114 100 114 102 113 101 by fair. to the fun. of the stall—if the animal Is mild-man Canton 113 100 114 100 113 81 Îwestreafewday-last hereon enough try 66 81 66 81 66 81 66 81 66 81 66 u· V Heidner «* visiting For weather the fair had a avei nered. Iu other there are 66 81 66 81 ββ 81 good For a game with a of places slngli Denmark 65 81 124 144 142 126 10 »-· and possibility get 138 130 141 127 141 127 141 127 146 122 141 127 ^ΡΓ'°β age. Tuesday Thursday were a ι out of the most animals and even herds without a sera] Dixfleld 141 127 141 127 189 153 tleoty ting something it, popo 152 190 152 190 152 190 152 190 152 189 153 good as could be asked. Wednesda r of to show who owns them ο 189 153 189 n'f get a froekout of thii ( lar was the game, of which then , anything 189 158 189 158 22 29 the hoop Fryebnrg 29 22 29 29 22 29 22 29 21 29 21 30 , morning skies looked an! I , what are. This makes no differenci 22 29 22 c"mm°' dubious, were several in operation. This garni they Gilead 22 29 3 5 3 5 5 3 5 3 5 «-*>·'·>">» many were the does mak< 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 j. ;.Ά kept away by conditions was pronounced its operators to many of the people, but it Grafton 3 5 3 5 2 74 62 2 in the by "hoop- 74 61 74 62 75 61 74 61 2 66 71 2 74 61 Moreover, ι-arly forenoon it begai ι and in case a declaret a difference to others. Tags don't wii Greenwood 75 62 74 61 74 61 34 15 of Fa". 1 er-la," every sign 34 15 34 15 34 15 35 14 34 15 28 21 ,,, Dwinal to rain, and throughout the forenoon i t that the but do out th< 34 15 33 16 "," M~bM|o hoop must "lay" flat on thi premiums, they help Hanover 34 15 105 50 105 50 104 51 105 50 ... η. ·»" 1 drizzled or cuaie in 105 50 105 50 104 49 50 105 W. down quite livel· r table. One man became so ai spectators. Flartford 104 50 105 50 27 export 104 26 103 26 104 26 104 26 95 35 104 26 103 JfSJS-S fashion much of the time. Xevertbeles > this J. T. Brawn and Son of Otisfielr Hebron 104 26 103 27 3 {*Λ game that the operators offered bin: 104 26 134 113 134 113 113 4 134 113 3 134 113 came in numbers threi 134 113 114 133 134 113 3 133 Μ» ο ε Andrews ol people unexpected two dollars to but he refused todc showed eix head of Holeteins, Hiram 130 117 134 113 134 63 The quit, 134 63 135 61 134 63 134 63 134 63 134 62 135 62 K. afternoon was fair, aud thorn wen it' and broke the bank of and three grades, al Lovell 134 63 134 63 1 1 i.«bro«her. I- A»dt..s poodle dogs thoroughbreds 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 , doubtless twelve thousand or more stock. The 6 1 6 1 6 ïéil peo On the whole, though, one young thoroughbred year Mason β' 1 2 133 182 2 142 171 2 fair. on the probably 138 175 143 172 138 m 143 170 148 165 2 134 187 pie grounds Tbo gate receipti prize in thrown is a fair esti ling bull is recently arrived from Yer Mexico 141 171 142 171 20 18 Mastei fifty hoops 18 20 18 20 18 20 18 20 18 20 18 20 18 M Morton aud were less than on the second las mate. mont. 20 18 20 18 20 7 day Newry 326 342 325 344 302 373 8 265 414 9 323 349 9 304 370 Ν' ··'" 8l'veral but 1 318 353 12 322 347 α .? *f,ent "'hor room of the There were a 21 21 1 2ί 21 21 22 21 22 21 21 21 22 l^nes, Three arrests were made for intoxication, society. good six head of Holeteins, all but one ol 21 21 1 21 21 1 406 488 4 number of in Roxbury 20 407 489 415 483 410 484 408 485 4 393 519 4 285 611 4 and one be seen them, the several classes, them His herd it 21 403 489 M ,1,-diand granddaughter, occasionally might wht thoroughbreds. Rumford 399 494 20 408 475 45 33 45 33 and the had as hard a time 45 33 45 33 45 33 45 33 51 27 ford, are guests of Mrs. showed to a the effect of judges just headed a bull from the Hobbt 45 33 44 34 : slight degree by yearling Stoneham 45 33 29 33 29 33 35 29 33 29 33 home. as ever them. The 29 33 29 33 29 33 27 1 pleasant Street hut these cases were and deciding among herd. 20 33 29 33 87 ϋ^Τβ: joy juice, rare, Stow 90 89 97 88 99 83 91 91 94 88 96 In babies aud the awards made, 95 89 '97 87 Morton general the crowd was quiet and well exhibited, Twenty-six Holeteins made up the Sumner 07 88 97 87 33 15 33 15 11 race Judson are as follows: 15 33 15 33 15 33 15 33 15 31 17 * behaved. herd of L. E. Mclntire & Son of East 33 15 33 15 33 18 »*e been the Sweden 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 19 17 18 17 u'( spending The officers TWINS UNDER 2 YEAB8. six them the 18 17 18 17 18 thi·* were at who had charge of the Waterford, only of grades, 18 I® 17 90 132 76 146 at in state, Mre. Upton 130 90 132 90 132 90 132 89 133 77 146 fair were the same as last aud most H. A. Knightly, Norway, Louie and rest The Mc- 132 90 132 92 1 the fair. year, 33 being thoroughbreds. Waterford 90 79 114 76 1 86 109 1 111 81 1 109 83 sthMefk of them Louise, months, firet prize, $5.00. 112 79 113 79 112 80 113 srj £t« have been in their present posi- Intires are among the best known and Woodstock 112 80 112 80 4 9 5 8 of EIOHT MONTHS AND UNDEB. 5 8 5 8 5 8 5 8 ν Frank Woodmansee tions for many years. President William most prosperous farmers of the oounty. LIdcoIu Plantation. 6 7 5 8 6 6 Mre. Cora Thelma first 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 are visiting Mrs. J Wheeler of South Paris had Stockford, Norway, F., W. D. Clark of South Paris had two 6 6 6 6 general prize, $5. Magalloway PI 6 6 18 28 18 28 18 28 16 30 18 28 Mrs. of was a a which 18 28 sisters, Wealth, charge the grounds, and busy Mre. M. B. Rlchard->on, South I'arle, Barbara grade Holeteins, yearling heifer Milton Plantation.. 18 28 18 28 34 second 3473 3996 3479 35 3983 3491 36 3697 3838 38 3786 3698 39 3955 3627 I Mrs Bllen Richards. man. Secretary and Treasurer William 3., prize, #4.00. was generally taken for a two-year-old, 43 3986 3486 78 37 3900 3516 78 36 3064 3513 4000 ;Λ Mrs. Thomas Frances 3008 3506 79 O. of South Paris was Mahern.So'Uh I'arle, C., and a heifer calf. Pioneer chorus and Frothingbam kept thlnl, $3.00. large , ·the w so well k From View South Mile, occupied at his office that he had Mrs. Albert F. DeCoeter, South Paris, Chester Mountain Farm, '"· entertained by for of Western or little time to "see Α., fourth, $2.00. F. there showed been in ses- Vote Register Deeds, at the the fair." Trustees EI. Paris, J. Howland proprietor, W. Κ. Clifford of South Parie meeting adjourned, having ,ea Congre· Mrs. Μ Ε. Famum, Norway. Dana Q., fifth, F. Andrews and T. P. Richardson of were shown a thoroughbred Jersey five machines of Worcester make, of the sion exactly five minutes. District. ν .Saturday evening. were of the Russell West Dorothy E. yearling bull, Goldie's Fox of W., which kinds most used for which Ballard, Gordon, Î35Î Norway superintendents 'Vint. Swift, Parts, by farmers, NOTES. Dem. Mrs. Arthur P. Arthur a cow Rep. *>m BmoM T. Thayer have horse while in the cattle Hayden, Norway, P., took the blue ribbon, grade Jersey he is 106 department, agent. will be Nrownfleld 98 ,r ο where were Trustees Ε W. and a grade heifer. The list of premiums awarded 66 81 w· n Orchard, they department I'enloy Mrs. L. M. Andrews. North Waterford, Jennie. FEEDING TUE PEOPLE. Denmark slimmer. on tbe first of this 194 148 a Suit the Mr. of West lâris, I,. E. Mclntire of East Mrs. James S. South Paris, Evelen E. A. D. Cummings of Oxford showed found page paper. Fryeburg That's Record, more than 134 113 Mre. Alton Jessie E. Dividing the crowd evenly Hiram is ,D w •einocrat office. and V. E. Duun of Noyee, Norway. seven head of Snappy Waterford, Norway. nolsteins, thoroughbreds mention but a 184 63 Thayer «g·» Mrs. Albert Felt. West Paris, Alice K. usual on the second and third days It may be unkind to it, Lovell Trustee Leon A. Brooke of South E'aris and grades, and could give you the milk Porter 141 62 ι who ha* been a Mrs. Robert Tuttle, Buck field, Carolyn A. some of the crush found summer dress, delicate colored M was of their ancestors to avoided usually light 45 33 in charge of the hall. A. S. Fuller Mrs. Willis Walker, South Paris. Gerald. and butter records are a Stoneham , Uortoa for KM at the at the hour and a while picture bat Stow 29 33 was marshal in the Mrs. Fogg, Mabelle S. a eating places dining hosiery, on hor»e department, May Norway, pound. for the fair 33 15 10 Litchfield. Mrs. H. on the and made it easier to poor outfit in which to start Sweden and George Hill, Norway, Floyd B. Tucker <& Son of showed a second day, Charles Sewall Penley in the cattle Mrs. Louise Norway -r h me in lI°»>edale' Ma88· Perry, Norway, Josephine. handle that feature, so that all were on a rainy morning. 643 You're There are two reasons Mrs. Ma herd of nolsteins, about twenty in num- 874 ;j™> iepartment. why Etherldge, Norway, Marguerite. ona Wearing Mrs. Walter A. Mr. Tuck- served comfortably. The Congregat Band for the »*. ( <; Miller has purchased the the men in charge here make so good a Smith, Norway, Harry ber, and all thoroughbreds. Lumley Castle played Mrs. C H. Caroline E. of South the .m on the Tuelltown road, fair. One the with affairs Downing. Norway. er, he has the fourscore society Paris, Congregations fair afternoon. Wednesday Vote 191a. is, familiarity Mt*. Florence lllll, Norway, Harold F. though passed the Good Tuesday for Representatives, traus- was in of the herd in society of Norway, Universalist the Lewiston s Par This being the first that they have gained by their years of Mrs. Τ Β. Doughty, Norway, Francis E. mark, charge per- and Thursday Brigade Morse, Cowan, Where did it? The Γύ Cheer of South Paris, and a num- Dem. you get apeaker t-'ate outside the since and the other the interest Mrs. Randall iferrlck. West Paris. Shirley L. son, and is active for a man of his Society Band foronoon and afternoon, family experience, usual played 431 !«'■'ώ< Mrs. Cleon Farrar, South Paris, Geraldlne R· ber of ran their Bum ford one our new fall direct < and endeavor that into their private parties, and was to the peo- st referred to of suits, settlement. they put Mrs. F. A. South Elizabeth. years. of exceedingly pleasing J orignal Cooper, Paris, Alfred at eating and the Methodists work. A large part of the gate teuders From the farm of Dr. King places, pfe. Morse's 39. I » Kelief of Bathel ex- FIFTEEN M JNTHS AND UNDER. South Paris hired the house of plurality, the of Corps and other have also been in their South Paris there were exhibited about eating from House and e employes Mrs Arthur first and the wonder," W Κ Kimball Tost Circ A.W.Gerry, Norway, M., head of and the Norway Universalist society Carlotta, "guideless Wilder, Eaton, Jj present for some years. prize, $5.00. twenty Jerseys Guernseys, A. was Dem. η to them in a camp- positions served bean dinners there. L'Kht owned and trained by W. Nelson, Bep. join Mrs. Joseph Thurlow, South Paris, Pauline Ε thoroughbrede. tfs\ a Sept. 1Mb It is freshment vonders of all kinds, and again exhibited in her feat of pacing .331 362 tre,a \s\'.:oesday, good ExmmrioNs of flying. second, $4.00. _ & G. H. Dunn of show- W. H. Norway she start- OxfordNorway 145 145 Kuppenheimer a number will Mre. Irving Brown, Α., third, who beers on the mile without driver. After got accept. Norway, Evelyn ed a herd of fifteen or those served light 92 130 hjped 1'erhaps the time will come when a twenty Ayrshire track as Waterford of which we have several distinct dy- were as numerous as ever. ed she paced twice around the styles, ά a of Mt. Pleae- machine the air Lotta Vincent cows and the side," flier· :i be rehearsal ing skimming through *ΜΓβ. Aehton, Norway, II., heifers, thoroughbreds, as a clock. Her time was an- 558 "687 I fourth, $9.00. a bull. steady fabrics and Yes, indeed, team even- will attract no more attention than a _ti 4 e„. herd headed PARADE OF STOCK. 79. patterns. they're acr Re· ih degree Friday Mrs. by 2-year-old nounced as the half in 1 :18 and the mile Eaton's plurality, I Hiram Calef, Norway, Wlima Α., fifth, showed a week. There will be work novel automobile does now, but Thayer Brothers, Paris, the of a specially $loo. A little late ae usual parade in 1 :94. Wheeler, Brown, suits, and there's deal H. Durham bull and three cows. snappy great the:. -ting so it is Important that that time has certainly uot yet arrived. Mrs. Gerald Swift, West Parle, Clayton grade stock the Bep. Dem. Mrs. Donald I cattle on the premium proceeded a chance to see three ·. .ittend the rehearsal, which is It is safe to that of the thousands in Philip Everett, Norway, The Dutch Belted ^rouad a The fane had Hebron 104 26 more and to them. {iit, say Mrs. M.N Thomas L. only track Thursday morning. Following than dash go Delchantv, Norway, were from the farm of the late of ball between and Me- Paris 496 318 called f r :4ό. attendance at this fair, few were not Mrs. L. B. West Paris, Llnwood A. grounds of uniformed games Norway Emmons, There platoon won Woodstock 112 80 ever been to see the machine and when Mrs. Herbert Cora E. C. R. of South Paris. PuliCe*uWa«w!the "fflcer" chanic Falls teams. Mechanic Palls The hest fabrics that have of Win- eager tiv, Frost, Norway, Penley Lewiston Brigade Band, then Rev v.! Mrs. H. A. Clifford Mrs. Martha Locke, Norway, Artlemtse L. were about a dozen of and with the whole series. Oood tbe first there were indications that a flight was them, of the In and then the games "7Ï2 "«4 a- their Dr. Ο era. d Mrs Km ma M arlssette. E. Louise. society carriage*, was for suits enter into their thro ρ eon. to was in the di- Norway, their distinctive and de- two were. score 3 to 2, Wheeler's 288. used making. the begin, every eye turned Mrs. Frank Wltham. Norway. Florl* M. striking marking, stock. Marshal Fuller of the horse Tuesday's plurality, ,([1 t were here and attended attract attention 5 to and rection of the flyer. Mrs. Charles C. Virgin, South Parle, Millard they anywhere. and Marshal Penley of the cat- Wednesday's 4, Thursday's— Blchardaon, Child·, are made in the newest fiir aSf week, coming by automobile. F Herbert Thurston of showed partment or fourteen or some- And they patterns George A. Gray of Boston made five Norway tie rode at the head of their ( "Oh, thirteen Bep. Dem. re went on a Mre. F. L. Starblrd, Jr., South Paris, Harold department 143 proa, they trip through the one after- a Durham heifer. There j fact, 15 to 3. Buckfleld 142 color effects. The too, is flights during fair, Tuesday grade respective sections of the parade. thing"—in 96 110 and tailoring, the WLiie Mountains. Buswell of showed Canton noon, two afternoon and two Mrs. Daniel Dullea. Eileen F. Arthur R. Norway and and 138 129 Wednesday Norway, were between forty fifty horses, Much interest is taken in the archaeo- Dix field which means that the > Mrs. V. L Kllgore, Norway, Frank R. a heifer 2 old. 53 Th uth Paria W.C.T.U. will bold Thursday afternoon, as announced, and Jersey years over a hundred cattle. These may not Hartford 101 unusually good, a of Prof. Moorehead 86 η of the season at the thev were successful. Elis BABIES TWO YEARS AND UNDEB. Vernal Edwards of South Paris, grade It Iis to be logical explorations Peru It, -t meeting fully machine, seem like large figurée, but He that he 89 93 will not look well when first Mrs. M. B. South Parle, Kathc- 2 old. and party in Maine. reports Sumner suit only X,?b Ht church Tuesday afternoon at a Wright biplane, was on exhibition in Richardson, Jersey heifer, years borne in mind that most of the herds go lene, first prize, $5.00. Stearns of West Paris has secured more prehistoric implements ·> No has been arranged f»r an enclosure inside the track throughout William C. It is 662 607 but will well. If program Mrs. I.oulee Perry, Norway, Leo, second home Wednesday night. certa,°'y and relics than He put on, stay looking the and was viewed hundreds. showed six or eight head of thorough- In any previous party. Blchardaon'· plurality, 45. fair, by prize. $4.00. a fine lot of stock that ehowe thej found the Mrs. M M Donald T., bred Devons. Mr. Stearns has about the affirme that at Orland be has a suit that will with for rthe year s work."f"e Mr. Gray rose each time and Delehanty, Norway, Johnson, Brooks, want to get satisfy suggestions easily third, $3 00. parade. oldest ever discovered on the con- Dem. you his ma- herd of this breed in the vicinity. graves Bep. made good landings, bringing Mrs Cora Kenneth B., only 102 same Advertised letters in South Paris post Stockford, Norway, a THE RACING. tinent. Over 000 have been Brownfleld 98 at and at the time chine each time to within a few feet of fourth, $2.00. He also had grade Jersey yearling implements 80 you every point 16: of and finish, Denmark 67 oâicc» ï.ept. when it In the Mrs. F. A. Taylor, South Paris, Musa G., Attn, and a of Hereford A. B. Chase of Dover was starter secured, many great beauty 150 its enclosure stopped. heifer, yoke grade Dr Fryeburg 191 best value ever for the Mr- lime* $1 00. were and with them of red 134 113 the you got Wight. air he circled over the and the τ steers. for the races, of whioh there three great quantities Hliam .7. prove Mr, I.u. In la Small. grounds Mrs. Russell Swift, West Parle, Marvel L. showed from some unknown lo- 140 53 in or smaller' M. Herman Morse of Buckfield or four each On account of the rain, paint, brought Porter one at Mr- Lena Kee«t. two villages larger curves, Mrs. Harold Rrlggs. South Paris, Ruth day. to 29 33 of these M. a cality. Prof. Moorehead proposes Stow money—buy Mi- « irl la A. Morse. for a of about fifteen minutes at Mrs. Eugene Everett, Norwa Lillian three thoroughbred Ayrshires, year- the track Wedneeday was rather heavy, period Mrs. Cotton. South Albert F. a of his collection to tbe Mi— In. .· 4.·rlttiu. stunts were at- Uay Paris, a cow and a and two it was better on the other days. give portion 659 "Ml each flight. No fancy Mrs. I.aura South A. ling bull, heifer, but or Κ * ..hint. Maxim, Paris, Georgia the Maine Historical at Portland. 128. $20. Mr. intimated E. heifers. There were some horses on Society Johnson's plurality, $15 : W. l liomae. tempted. Indeed, Gray Mrs. May Ed wants, Norway, Florence grade good Th· W. of North show- a field Foster, Goodwin, HwMofKuppcoluuoa that the next time he Hew, he should get Mrs. Emma Marlstctte, Norway, Sylva. A. Hereey Norway grounds, and every race bad good of Mrs. Marv Jane hmlle. Bep. Dem. I»r Τ Carroll Davis Philadelphia, Ele de- Locke, Norway, ed four thoroughbred Ayrshires, a year- of starters. farther away from the bills. Mrs. Ida Willie. Bora. 88 78 Lis who was Miss Julia Etherldge, Norway, ono Andover toil bride, scribes the air conditions as bad for Mrs. Marie Eva. liug bull, cow and heifers, and grade 18 17 very Beaudoln. Norwav. or Puree Bvron of have been w 2.40 maM. Trot Pace, *200. 22 29 Adams Westporf, Ct., liv on account of the hills. Ef Mrs Walter Twltchell, South Parle, Walter heifer. Gllead ing here, M Btuart, In South to tbe wifo of Howard S Our Custom at Geo. H. Morton .> for Mrs. Moses York, Norway. Evon. H. S. Godwin of North showed Orphan Girl, m f, C Parle, Sept. 13, Grafton 3 Department Ku,5U auy air is moving at all, the hills make Newry Windham.... 1 1 W. a 192 was on Mrs. Richard Saleebv, Norwav. Evelyn. south ·;·;"· 8haw, daughter. Mexico 124 L- Their wedding Tuesday■Jew as thirteen Herefords, cows br β, farm, Id 27, to the wife of Wm. B. I)e· 20 18 to the ones that don't want the breeze gus'y and uneven, could Mrs. Leonas Flint, Norwav, Western 8. thoroughbred Bertmont, Mayberry Parle, Auk. Newry offers opportunity ready- of .»-· week. have been ·.····· ·· a Shirley Mary. 19 24 exceptional They spending be seen the Mrs. T. J. Judklns, South Parle, Garfield J. and heifers, and steers. ····,·* Coeter, daughter, readily by watch'ng swaying Maurice In to tbe wife of Charlea Boxbury 18 ,,«· -f their time at Shagg and Concord Mrs. Rose Webber, Norway, Bessie L. C. R. King of South Paris showed a Flora Wilkes, br m, Tripp, Bethel, Sept. 11, 17 mades. of the machine while in the air. Mrs. Irene B. West Poland 6 0 Brown, a daughter. Upton 5 8 I Laforeet Emery, Weet Parle, one ········,""_;· Lincoln Plantation Pants to 9. These were the first ever made thoroughbred Ayrshire bull year Shaw, bi, D M Rosebrook, Lancaa· I Plantation... 6 β Suit or overcoat to $50. $3.90 flights # g Magalloway *17.30 I and a number of » Members οι tne ryiiiiau 31»- in Oxford County, and every afternoon SEEN IN TUE HALL. old, grade Ayrshire, β 6 cows and Thrust, ch The Pasture»,' Belfast.. «I 322 ~390 f to the fair on of the had grade and grade Devon f! * Married. lers, desirous uîteo* 23J, ghts kept up, by N. Dayton Bolster Co. for a demonstra- Ox lord 3 g Parle, Sept. 10, by Hill, 87 Paris. Albert S. Cnehman and Mrs. Hannah A. Burn Greenwood Market South "au :·'■ for who 3 it was eo that a lliu Χ'. 90 m-»y made all o'clock quiet enough tion of house decorations was again in Nancy Biogen, b m, Mayberry Hanover 31 Square, ...... ·········· 3 ham, both of Sumner. ,29 63 care flight was made, and another an hour or use them thin and was as attract- Farm. Casco Lovell tog,. by year, of tho Buck-. In Weet Parle, Sept 10, by Rev, Chaa. Julln, WJ 1 two later. To make any detailed mention Hlram.bg, Rt) Jordan, Mason 6 ive an ever. Some of furniture 1 Mr. 0111 Ulgren and Mlee SUrl Koekel, both 34 "k »ko ban been with pieces host of oxen and steers on exhibition Stoneham 44 Mr went from here with his ma- were of Weet Parle. 15 Gray from F. A. Thayer of South Paris Time, ; 2.20J ; 2.26J ; 2.25J. Sweden 33 ! "C Co. in Lynn, Mass would more than there is 2.234 In Bethel, Sept. 11, by Rev. W. C. Curtle, Dr. 28 ehiue to Montreal. added to the exhibit. require space Milton Plantation 18 il un if ,· .m m w.ib bis reasona- Oscar H. Brann of Augueta and Mlee Eva V. Ci; nier, parents, available. There is one thing or Trot or Pace. One of the notable exhibits was the, 3 Year old Under, Twaddle of Rethol. for ai A LIVELY MIDWAY. was 564 M0 Mr m«j Mis Arthur E. Clark, certain, and that is that there In Rev. Joe. Drolet, and work of E. C. Chick of ι bly Purse, ·100. Norway. Sept. 10, by 24. < -t ■■!..· rt> to the pen crayon of them Mr. Thomae of and Mlee Bowler's plurality, returning Mas-! at never a and better show Morel Norway, I.yda The Central Maine fair Watervillle bigger Walker Rumtonl 2 2 FALL ts Institute ot for Norway. several Achillean WJH.es. * Ο Cote of Gorham, Ν. H. NEW Technology some on these As remarked, coming the same week as thin drew The who had a lot of their grounds. Dollar Wilkes, oh m, Ε Carl »ngg « »r w rk. Mis» Emma Walton of Assyrian* "Paris never had a smoother string of Vote on Submitted Questions, 191a. J attractions, including some "midway" delicate fabrics and embroideries ou sale UuckttelJ ········ ·α·"ήϊώ" ir-- is also there. or of and the same Time, 2.Mi; 2.48J. on Amendment to Uplands and there were not ho want- oxen, 3-year-olds," Died. Beferendum features, quite told the officers that Law. Constitution. jokingly they will to the show «200. Election ·■ I of here as iu some but principle apply 2.50 Trot, Purse >' W K.irrar, formerly of South many these years, ed a blue ribbon. They would certainly general Class, ufoxen and steers as a whole. The day « Portland l 1 R. No. ,l 'or the past three years in ! still there were a good number of them. have been entitled to it if a i Mocheil. bl g. W Pollard. In South Parte, Sept. 16, Mre. Lllla, wife of Ye». No. Yes. premium of the ox is no Wilkes, blk κ. Oco. I ku 23 44 58 15 v.·», is a vacation That of motion, the patient, plodding by Bonney Guy Cole, aged yeare. 38 spend ins; here, thing enticing had been offered for that wurk. Wnr(ie Webt)»' Mill* In Sent. Mre. Eva Rowe Albany 58 104 20 MERCHANDISE Fox, moans past in this section. Portland, 10, Andover "«>» he has beeu here for two oceiu wave, was not here,but the Fellows The Ε. N. Swett Shoe Co. of : I» Ε M Preston, wlilow of Calvin Fox of Bethel. 106 292 47 Norway Cyclone, (t, , Bethel 217 wheel held In Enoch B. 45 104 40 years ;u>d a half. II» has a position merry-go-round and Ferrie made au extensive exhibit of their WOOL GROWKKS. Buckfleld.Sept. 9, Morrill, aged Krown field 89 New Fall Merch· Roods", j b W B îlVtf. .424 27 189 40 is overflowing with * ·· were well ta,' Cox'.Ûôver, yeare. 119 10* Every department t.. ti insular government of Porto their usual positions, and pat- and distributed "literature." of Buckfield Blnda? ^*4· Ruckfleld 14 1 Harold E. Whitman Time, 2.41i; 8 20 12 1 Byron Our Ready-Made -ân Juan, in the treasury depart- ronized. C untied goods that make jour mouth of either 1-0 88 131 26 an dise awaiting your approval. : showed four pens sJieep, 2 Trot and Pace. Purse ·200. Canton eagerly were a few tent too. U 23 Class, 85 89 20 ment, bureau of municipal finance. There shows, water! There were a lot of them, banks or Denmark 67 to There you will thoroughbred Hampsbiree high jardellta J, b m, The 68 176 33 will be of great interest you. J Ji, the African had rows in much more , Wanted. Dix field 132 Department who had village, certainly and of them, fact, Pastures,^ ^ χ 76 158 72 Mrs E. Staniey of Auburn, | Flint's grades. Mannish Coats, Suits, a genuine look from theou'eide. than usual. And it wasn't necessary Parie show- Geo. Living- Pullets and 21 26 14 find an endless line of New Stylish oeei. Se _;uest of her Mrs. C. ! Dr. Alfred King of South UppeM^V.' b'g. 3 2 4 Live poultry wanted. daughter, Jungle Show was on hand, and the Bak- in front of gîSSI?.:::: β 1 new ! this year to put any fakers ed a number of bens for sale. Grafton and Dresses. All the style » wker, the fair, had a severe pure-bred sheep. youog 58 26 64 16 Attractive Skirts, Waists during er of colored and the six so one see them. Greenwood 4 family people, them, that every could and lambs were also shown GEORGE M. ELDER, 22 22 11 ·'.·* f acute indigestion while at the Shepp by Hanover are well A calves born at one birth in the town of 1 he machino did both Me. i1· 38 88 21 effects and new materials represented. complete s ati to Singer sewing some of the well-known raisers, 'i8-50 South Paris, H art fori 74 Saturday forenoon waiting sheep 53 56 51 Weld drew many. and M. Hebron 68 weather. ,e was taken darning. V. E. Dunn of and A. £ o.r. M and Sweaters for cold a*·· ;rain for home. She Norway, ii. IrtMj » S6 106 line of Blankets, Puffs Of the games which were just for fun, Poole and Lautor ωϊίίΐ Hiram 20 was ill pianos player-pianos Stone of West Parie. 34 43 Sack Mr. Bowker's, and quite In For Sale. Lovell 22 there were three of the diving girls. were shown W. J. Wheeler & Co. of * 4 5 1 a but ia considerably3 im- by Mason while, this a sits in a chair above SWINE. 1 acclimated horses 5 and β years 87 252 27 girl swinging South Paris. ·200 pair Mexico proved. 2.30 Class, Trot and Pace, Purse, of 2875. Good W 14 23 14 The Lindeman were exhibited Exhibitors of swine were D. L. Brett, age, weight workers, Newry 101 pianos Albert, b s, Mayberry 3J0 103 390 Coats and Suits '>a on the Scott Frank reason for selling, do not need them Norway New account of the pressure by the agents. Oxford, ffm. F. Young, Norway, ^ ^ 100 86 136 72 F. E. of Portland was a Also of Dutch Belted Oxford. 52β 145 new or Suit until have seen our showing. coiumnH if Democrat from Xeedliam cream was shown Fred A. South A W Shaw, longer. pair calves, 482 212 Tou can't effort to buy a Coat you the resulting The U. S. separator Merrill, Norway, Cooper, Major 8?bg, Paris 25 gu-'st of his sister, Mrs. Ε. X. Anderson, Wood·^ β χ 3 G months of age. 61 108 Plaid Back all the au :ι··η and a fair in the same week, T. M Davis of South Paris. Paris, J. W. S. Colby, South Paris, nicely matched, Peru 1» 108 50 Coats of Chinchilla, Zibeline and material·, representing by Yankee ch in, The 85 72 Long u is Dt to omit the Saturday and Sunday. South James uiri. 38 39 A. U. TYLER. Porter 21 8 ceseary for this week Iu the department of fancy work there Walter 'Γ. Knightly, Paris, Pastures,^ # ^ 3 » 15 Boxbury 83 new style tendencies. io-:.i Iment of the serial, "The Uirl of was not so much in as C. Charles Allen c'h William see 173 752 John Anderson, with his friend, Joe perhaps quantity Cleveland, Norway, Uaffla'f WUkMÏ s,' Bum ford 41 13 that will Strauon 3 β 4 » 39 a model for every person, a smartness go the L ruberlost." This is undesirable, of visited his E. but the verdict of South Paris, John E. Everett, Hanscomb. ···-··: Stoneham 15 A for every purse, Mitchel!, Uethol, uncle, sometimes, general Young, ch W L Wanted. 18 20 price »o Pub Robeit It, g, 33 unpleasant, but unavoidable. X. the women, who alone are to South Paris, Dr. Alfred King, South 3 4 "J 88 93 Anderson, Wednesday. qualified 8mlUl'3 One hundred cords of wood cut. !">»Sumner 23 beyond your expectations. heat m η „f the will be resumed as never saw a F. South C. F. rn KB 23 15 story act is that Paris, P. Crockett, Paris, Dolly Vassar, m, Sweden ....— mixture· are of judges, they # Β. Y. 20 25 β dark mixturoe and blue and tan oejt Miss Kathleen Welch Gorbam, Russell^ RUSSELL, ;} Suits of light and grey diagonal week. finer lot of it. Millett, Norway. South Paris. 36 111 31 was a at Β. X. Hanson's 2-sU ; 'rn 2-28J. 38 Suits from to 125.00. X. H. guest Tho Belted swine shown by "mSSTixiiî Sîto-:~~j« 54 86 47 shown in variety of models. 112.50 A iittle work is done at the corn DISPLAYS. Hampshire Woodstock 90 great being from until OKA.NUE of South 2 20 Class Trot and Pace. Purse ·200. Β 6 1 Wednesday Suuday. Mr. Colby and Mr. Knightly Lincoln PI.....— 4 '«tory, though as yet the corn coma* R Whitman. ) 4 West Only three granges made exhibits this Paris are noticeable for their uniform Joe Κ. b g, Ε Pl.... season Mr. and Mrs. Miles O'Reilly of ^ j For Sale Magalloway 5 21 9 This is about the latest Charles-^ — 14 •lowly. In it may be said that with a white belt about Milton PI Dresses Bethel were quests of Mrs. L. E. Bean year. general marking, black m, College Stable, Skirts and ever known for sweet corn, a» well as some- bïk Ι there was not so much tendency as the and are claimed by their LadjTÊlect* ^ ^ j mare, ιοοο lbs., six 3682 1899 4463 "7264 and vaines at |5.00. corn is aud Miss Cora Mason Saturday. shoulders, Bay weighs of with satin collar cuffe, great other crop·. The looking well, to overload the but careful H ™ SPECIAL DRESS Serge times space, breeders to be an exceptionally profit- Benone^chgfB Blsbeê, 8 old. Safe for women to drive. and if—which is a big if—the frost will of X. , years habitually from constipation. and 18 50. Arthur Snodgrass B*rliu, H., attentiou was given to the effective ar- able strain. I suffered the NAVT SERGE DRESSES in several smart models, 96.08 et us alone (or a there will be a J, b in, The' Pastures,' Will sell at a te relieved and strengthened while, visited Gordon Uansou Tuesday and of the various of Jardelita' % ^ bargain. Doan'a Régule been ever rangement products fa8t· Bel·^ so that they have regular collar large The off of frost HENS AND THINGS. A. W. bowels, Springs, | C0RDUR07 DRESSES, navy and b.own, separate cklrt, peplum waist, pack. holding Wednesday and took in the fair. field, garden and household. Time, 2.2îj'i'miΪΛ*.' ANDREWS, since."—A. E. Davis, grocer, Snlphor now means many thou- wero a difference of bad its corner Some four or five hundred birds Parse ·Μ0. Maine. Tex. and cuffs of broadcloth, 112.50. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clifford of Mexico Norway Grange draped 2.35 Class, Trot, 3S Paris, sand* of dollars to this community. with of fir and exhibited the fanciers of Ox- of Mr. in white, decorations tips by poultry Bemla,b h, WB Cox, DRESSES In âne assortment. were guests Clifford's mother, under the # χ χ MESSALINE re- clusters. A of can- ford County in the space Dover,^ L- Swallow of Elm Hill had Mrs. Clifford, last week. hydrangea pyramid line we bave ever shown. Wide range l\ Wealthy formed the a and the air was charged Victor m| b g! R 6'Jordan, the and most desirable markable success with some entries of ned goods centerpiece,and grand stand, Buok·^ j % g SKIRTS, largest an Miss Flora McLeud of breeds and combs and mixture·. $3.08 to 18.60. Come io iruit at the Sherbrooke fair, where all Mrs. McLeod pyramid of well-arranged vegetables, with talk strains, Almouî 'io M Ho.es and a case of moths mounted in the department Brunswick..;.The aio* s< uue commercial package. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jean Tolman of poultry Yankee Girl, en m, On λ a, were features. H. South Paris, 4 4 rtr b® to°k a 8i,ver Mr. Hamilton, special and A. Fuller, Ralph ΒβΙί" Pastures,b Clothes. ™edal, are Mr. Tolman's Autumn Waists! with Hartsville, X. C., by C. ; 2 Mi· Waists! rP> 0DB West Paris used a background Linscott, J. H.Linscott, South Paris, me,' 2.ΜΪ; S·»»';' V«1 Η,Υ™ Ûn*< Mr. and Mrs. C. Ë. Tolman. Grange Boys' old rose and Copen- parents, D. H. Parse in white, crimson, and1° su er,eXhibit8BiX awards of white, with decorations of pine tassels Guy Buck, South Paris, Bean, 2.20 Class, Trot and P*c·. «00· MESSALINE WAISTS navy, black, Îerlnwi thirds—fourteen br Ο»· Rev. J. K. D. of Portland, were effective. South William H. McDaniels, Nor- Tommy Johns·», Κ, THE BOYS has Persian across front Special an<1 half o' them WiUon, D., and cones, which very Paris, Ν * j , WE WANT extra fine quality, trimming diagonally entries· S. Livingstone, Gonic, hagen, firsts will the at the Baptist Some in this exhibit way, Lovejoy, Norway, Master Jl....1 supply pulpit interesting things Harry Little Joe, b g, Thos. Trudeau, 12.98. church for all services next Sunday. a made a wom- J. James C. Cleve- Ν Η ··· * 1 * were patchwork quilt by Cummings, Norway, Lancaster, in net braided There was a of autos b s, Farm, in knee and those made of silk embroidered with great scurrying an SO of a fan and some canes land, Norway, Frank Lovejoy, Norway, Montbert, Mayberry The boys pants NET WAISTS In black and white, and Rose Clark entertain- years age, Casco 3 "Il day at the election last Monday. The Misses Ruby of H. R. Bennett, W. N. Judkins, at a corn which were remarkable specimens Norway, Raffia Wilkes, ch s Hanscomb, that and collars, 94.50. ûzz were around ed a party of young people We'll state frankly yoke· *agons tlying u number of South Paris, Henry Stone, West Parle, κ tr At ton *1* long pants. line at :aVj* roast at the Clark farm evening. jackknife work, antiques, In assortment, all prices, apecial 91.00. u|d -'ave scared one a generation ago. Friday woven from G. W. C. Thayer, Billy Herr, be, M York. West P(> MUSLIN WAISTS complete and a pair of slippers strips Edgar Dunu, Norway, 5 5 dr the The result iu Paris was the vote Burbank of Χ. C. E. Mrs. E. A. West the is worthy largest Mrs. John Berlin, II., of bark, the work of Finns. Mrs. South Paris, Bradford, The boys' patronage •»er total of Ted U b g. Psjturee, thrown in the town. A was a of Β. X. Uansou and was the Minot, L. South Paris, g dr guest family Chase in charge of preparation Harry Twitcbell, Belfast^ * that in 2.25*. of merchant, and r° year, white. One thing noticeable about F. Morrill, Norway, STMft 2 2 a 48 of Maine to begin the year's Wfc!'!er:.lium2 deserve it. We've collected large Je'ttctive, or practically two per cent. versity was that it was about as South Paris, Frank A. Taylor, South exhibit strictly Red'Flower, ch g, Geo. 1 work. home as is LaForest Thomas, South Parie, Livingstone.^ ^ ( When from the fair grounds a show of products possible Paris, of from returning of of our D. Swift, Mrs. Ε. E. assortment boys' apparel Charles Edwards, Mary Baillie, author-entertainer iu these modern day· complex George Norway, KavauÎgh.'Ben' ^ Monday evening, will an entertain- which South Dr. E. A. VsMni'Lannater^ #| ο ac- Roxbury, Mass., give life. Except for the fabrics Spofford, Parie, Wight, bm.ο m. The Pastures, Diet a of was driving his team and was Ε. Orti* Belfast^... manufacturers wt ο make study ment at Hall evening, the basis of the and Bolster's Mille, H. C. Berry, Norway, ui; 2 19; i20, coijianie«l by Leon Brooks, got caught Grange Tuesday formed fancy work, 1·'^ 24th. the and metal which Incased the C. Wardwell, Oxford, Leon Kilgore, Nor- an electric car and an automo- Sept. glass A VERY SHORT MKKTINO. clothes exclusively. The new f Υ δ 1 canned there was very Uttle that way, Edwin C. Thompson, Norway, boys' sMIL J*t"eene, and the automobile ran into him. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Collins and son, B. goods, Wheeler called the an- Υ3ΤΓΠ SIX ST0fl£^ on tbe farm." Sands & South Parie, John H. President W. J. ue horse and R. are was not "grown Babineau, are now went clear of the wagou, F. Collins, Jr., of Pawtucket, I., Fred Norway, of the Oxford County suits and overcoats ready. at Murdock, Norway, Allen, nual meeting wenl to°' ôiDK nearly guests of Mr. and Mrs.- S. M. Rowe, VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. South Archie Society to order "hortly ■ίΓ,,Η rixi Arthur Tuttle, Paris, Agricultural beforeTlrdl he struck the Mr. Farm." ? In the ground. "Willow Notwithstanding the fac: that h has Swift, Norway, Wa ter H. Stevene, Nor- after 1 o'clock Thursday, awembly was thrown on to the dasher. W. H. Mr. Wheeler Beatrice Andrews of North Paris bas passed his ninetieth birthday, way, Mrs. George Austin, Norway, room. briefly either of the men was seriously hurt, end of the which MAINE entered the olass of Paris High Porter of Norway «till occupiod tbe Arthur Baswell, Norway, A. W. Gerry, his appreciation aupport Ms'SiiMlKiilisM NORWAY, were bruised and shaken junior of after and is with her aunt, of the vegetable sbelf with a collection Norway, Rev. Chester G. Miller, South the society receive·, seventy year· un'v· 'tklue was somewhat School boarding that wagon damaged. Edwards. field and garden orops—not so large or Parie, J. B. Field, South Pari·, Mrs. Jen- of existence, and the good feeling Mrs. Chae. to the ldl,ree» *t the centen so varied an assortment aa sometimes, nie Penley, South Paris. He then proceeded of Mass., is prevails. niihe«^litor.ical80,1111 W. R. Swan Lynn, visiting buta creditable one. A variety of A of note in this was business of the meeting. Pari· Congregational E. Dean. Mr. very thing department Pall Robes. churn h his cousin, Mrs. Albert with proof duoks and Leslie Lap wU1 h· Κβν· knobby the unusual number geese To anooeed Vice-president by old condnotors on the potatoes particularly rth Swan is one of the be bad christened there no less than Mclntire of Eaat Waterford, whose term Η. B. ot R. being Foster, cfi.nn CnM,e Saylesv'lle, I., Rail- jections appropriately exhibited, wh« Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn strains a or Brown Plush Robes, *u pastor of this church thirty the "Bull Moose potato." eighteen pairs of ducks of various of two yeara expired, Single Green $1.75. been on the road many was shown Tur- Mr. ,l°fΛand be was de - ago or more. The history was to road, having Another good assortment and nearly a dozen pairs of geese. oast for llolntlre, One Price Clothier, Best Green Plush Robe, $2.00. and collections "Chase's" Single e been written by the late Rev. W. years. by Ο. B. Upton of Norway, keys were not so plenty. Francis Andrews, w«t pki., who» Double Green and Black Plush Robes, $2.50. After hie sudden Mrs. wife of R. Gay Cole, died by boys by Norway, °Tw~'rX«f Ldla, IMPLEMENTS. was also re- - deathueatn Ik Warren Norway, Alton Porter, term as trustee expired, - MAINE. Plush the work was assigned to Rev. II at her home on Pine Street Monday Knightly. NORWAY, Best Double Plain Green and Black Robes, $3.00. Twitcbell, Norway. In a large tent near the front of the elected by a single vote. 0 York, who has mad« after a long illness, durinji South Paris, Harry from to a ^,ew morningr one trace of corn on ex- A. W. Walker & Son of South A. ballot was taken for trustee to Double Plush Robe $3.00 $9.00. 'e,r of ma"ers of local whiob she endured much suffering "Only yellow Fancy w of tbe shortness aris made a exhibit of some ol E. Dunn of and 17 totessno^ ® hit is significant large ceed Y. Norway, hlmT™ doee not feel equal at Mrs. Cole, who was before marriage hibition," frounds, of ol lateness of the season. the various kinde of agricultural imple- were all for Q. L. Thurston ('κ e ami C. was a and cast, UU(lertakmg it, Miss Li lia Farrar, graduate ments which even a list ol Mr rv wht of 1909 The individaal entries of vegetables they sell, B work· Any Paris High Schooi in the class to whose have t.'ie leaves a were not so numerous as usual, but which would have been bewildering A. Brooke of South Paris, James N. Favor, ®*tter of interest in connection She was 28 of age, and quite lioli th year» the farmer of a These was re-elected with °f are one i t were generation ago. term as trustee expired, CASTORIA(«Wrtnoi*·. the church husband and two little daughters, good. οι Main Norway, Main·. th< Not bo much fruit as last year from things make farming a different pursuit - St.. Îoeatod to Kev. Mr less than two years of age, and WnME&t ïCiûmûUDicate,t little still one aide from what It was onoe. tbe business, and the I Til Burttei icWhÎrborter in the near future. other three month·. this fruit-growing region, 'bVhîsDcompîeted IWÏbHihAImi»

Λ Men Wanted THE MEN WHO SUCCEED to learn Aoto COLUMN. driving and reptirla* HOMEMAKERS* M bead· of are men of "TIRED ALL THE TIME" mechanical large enterprise· j Thorough training. ^ *°tbe ***** energy. Success, to-day, demand* is it's only Sale Spring positions will open soon. great To be tired unnatural; Out OF ; -Jïîfîf1HoMnuim1 Wee^ LAND Editor health. To all ia to fall. It'· ntter doable THE ^J7SS22?,0A%t0p,ee tolly your Sooth Me. natural to be well and happy. Closing salary. Particular» Paris, Count·, Oxford Democrat, for a man to endnre a in a tree. Pianos weak, run-down, If head if you havo gas Carried your aches, HAMLIN-FOSTER half alive condition when Eleotrlo Bit- Of Everything Usually AUTO CO. Meals Without Meat and distress in your stomach, perhaps 454-450 Fore ter· will him on his feet In St., Portland, Me. put right nervous or despondent, the chances are, AND PUZZLEDOM. Confronted with the steady, Inexora- short order. "Four bottle· did me " " that a of L. P. Atwood's ble rlae in the of meat, It la time to more real than other medlolne tcaepoonful HIGH *V Bread and price good any Medicine before or after meals will GRADE jam/ meet the problem with oommon aenae I ever write· PRINTING took," Chas.B.AIlen, Syl- relief. Here's what a sufferer made harness. and bread and eugar Ν (λ 1867.—Vowel Chang··. method· of relief. For the woman In Ga. "After of bring A gond line of hand driving at the ▼ania, years suffering harness with breast collar. If "I" were "you" a email liquid aimoat any part of the United State· with liver stomach says:— One pair of heavy driving are rheumatism, trouble, "I am old. I tried old-fashioned become a a very the moat effective of oourae, sixty-eight years Foor of work harness. measure would bird; move, disorders and deranged kidneys, I am in stomach pair heavy DEMOCRAT most for gas my of work barneaa, second hand. OFFICE. delicacies thai chil- would become a part of wonld be to baniah meat from her table thank· to Eleotrio sound everything Two pair heavy summer street large number again, Bitters, but could no relief. At last I sent stable sheets, fly ne'e, Organs be- Thia cannot be and well." oents at get A nice line of horse covers, makes a kind of would entirely. alwaja done, Try them. 50 Medi- them. dren love. It a window; grain Only for a bottle of "L. P." Atwood's at that are sore to aeli Administrator'· Sale or lUal and no two authorities quite agree on Chas. H. Howard Co. blanketa, lap robee, etc., prices t,,lu come a fish; the centre would become cine and now can eat anything at any leas than them fat and keeps the of a vegetarian against a A few cheap sait caeee at factory price. an atom would become dumb; qaeetion with no or distress. I be- Secondhand Pianos and a mesa; mixed diet. The lately adjourned congres· passed time gas Organs! well and a a life-saver me." them a of timber would become out a which will into lieve it is for for sale at a Two piece It la not wiae to ont meat of the parcels post law, go bargain. square become to Mrs. Ο. B. Devoll, STORE, on the all the to would too it should be done effect the first of It will oper- HARNESS noon, premises. right, utle »n.i tournament; grip diet anddenly; January. CLARKE'S ·*· A hearty. Me. terest which Thomas I'. Rich, Uo of a.#??? I will sell at low price. a round, flat surface would Neither la It aafe to out It ate on the "*one" system, with differing Skowbegnn, pianos perforate; gradually. said County of Oxford, decease!, had in »»i a " would become a dai- out without for meat other oharges for differing distances, with "L. P." At- South Paris, Maine. the following described real *tate ri* lot of second hand organs that I will be twilight; acrid subatituting If you have never used aame limit of eleven for Real estate situated In Oxford Villi». foods that oontain the life-giving weight pounds parcels, wood 's Medicine, write today for a free sell at old Co.ne in and ry product a excess the buildings thereon. described ». f0']( any price. elements. A diet of fruit and vegeta- and with charge, for packages in at the sample. __ Commencing southes>.icr;y corner ufTi. bles chosen easily of four ounces from five cents homestead lot of the late see them. No. 1888.—Initial·. thoughtlessly might weight, ! Chrl'tina Retort «m bediaaatroua. per pound up. How it will work oat in "L. P." MEDICINE CO., Portland, Me. running thence northia-terlv <,n u„ ««ιΐκ.!. Entire. I trouble you with patnj aMe line of the said Christln li. ,r 1 For our we and what its effect will be upon I Stools, Scarfs, With h. I rattle on the roof; physical well-being require thirteen (13) r«xl« ; thence south ten lêrml New Pianos. of that make and country merchants live thence With m. α eervlce million* use; three kinds food—those Sractlce,uyera generally of Footwear east (5) rods; «oiith<*..-urly an |V7? : Sale in can be to'd it. Clearance allel with the first named line t: irtci-n Instruction Books, Player pia- With n. your Angers furnish proof; muscle, those that give us energy and particular, only by trying ι{. r,\, to the cemetery; theme nortttwe-t. <,« WilliamTelli With I am a bar of steel; and those that make bone. Meat r;>· u, », r. beat, five : nos in stock at line of the Cemetery (5) r.» t.', th« polti always prices With β. a sailing craft I speed; UNCLE EZRA. SAYS Life Price 50 to 13.00. Sale late is primarily a muscle-making food, but Made Gun Metal and Pnmps, Regular $2 begun at, being the homestc* 0f the I'm If a My Ladies' Strap sali With t bushy squirrel's; Thomas P. Rich anil the saine » r· he that are right. also a creator of heat and energy through "It don't take more'n a gill uv effort 00. re.t.ij Flour With 1 weep Indeed. Pricp, 12 at the time of hi* decease. w, ita fat. we muat find to folka into a of trouble" and Conaequently git peck Price 50. Sale Price 92.00. Dated this i9th day of August, λ Ιι m» made from William are and Gun Metal 1 Pumps, Regular $2 Send for catalog. Bread substitutes which both muscle a little neglect of conatipation, billona- Worth Living Ladies' Eyelet JAMES WI'.IGIIT fine and Tell Flour is extra No. 1869.—Diamond. makers. The musole- indigestion or other liver 92.50 to 93 00. 3β·3ϋ Administrator wit wm Aaoexed energy principal neaa, derange- feel it to tell others whal Ladies' Gun Metal 3 eyelet Blucher Oxford, regular price extra nutritious. 1. À consonant in "seaux" Ζ One. substitutes are milk, ment will do the aame. If take "I my duty making eggs, ailing, Chamberlain's Tablets have done foi Sale Price, 92 00. Milled from selected Ohio 3. A view. 4. The finish. 5. Δ vowel cheese, wheat and its products, oatmeal, Dr. Kin&'a New Lifo Pills for quick re- Bankrupt's Petition for D me," writes Mrs. L. of Oal Blucher price 92 50 to $3.00. Sale scharê. W.J.Wheeler, Winter Wheat—by our dried peas and beans. Rioe, macaroni, aulta. Easy, safe, sure, and 25 cents Dunlap, Ladies' Russet Calf Oxford, regular In the matter of Red In "seam" only Grove, Mich. "I havi Α. It is and pota- at Cbas. H. Howard Co. 92 00. KRKD ΒΛRTI.KTT, Kankrunt,, own special process—it mushrooms, nuts, butter, oil, suffered with pains ii price, Bankrupt.) Paris. create and heat. Piah doea Billings' Block. South richest in bread-making No. 1870.—CharadM. toes energy back and tmde: White Canvas Oxford·», all grades, 91.00. Clakknce Hai.k. The Wattbington Secular Loagno as- my Lndies' To the How. ■.·. .f the L both. trtct Court of the United fctau κ,. 1 qualities. law my shoulder blade fo: siz»s 2 1-2 fo C and D, regular price, Liu* More hours flee, Some follow: serts that the pa«sed by congress LadifV Vici Blucher, patent tip, 4, of Maine: House Painting:. Goes farthest, too. In social converse pleasant practical recipes a number of and for the first and second class post years 00. Sale Price, 92 00. Α. Β ART LETT nf Μ ν ln Order With food for prince or pauper PKACHES AU BIZ. closing a 93 loaves to the barrel. also with poor appe County of Oxford, and -u Mile,. i. hardwood me. offices on Sunday is unconstitutional. to FRKD I'^per hanging, whitening, (13) Gun Metal and Russet Calf Oxfords, regular price $3.00 nalil District, today. to see. a of milk to a boiling-point. bo a difference of as tite and constipation One lot Men's respectfully -, tti«.t o· My whole Is English soil and fair Bring pint There may opinion the 2nd of sept., lull. s are to that >< u c. ellis mcallistek, pinch twenty man in understanding why are All Good Fresh Goods, but siz broken. relating Bankruptcy; ilabsir hatidiffionl'y a doc These i rendered all his an 1 rl. it-..r second Is worn by my first My butter the size of a wal- m >re than it and number of projierty |>rop^rtr Bolster Co* My minutes, adding it is unconstitutional, any with a 31-43 Tel. 108-22 South Paris, Me. For Sale N. no and has fully compiled n-.iulremtnu by Dayton nut. When cold add the of two tors, but relief f whole is a garden flower. yolks is unconstitutional to close the poet got of said Act* and of the order.· .ri totii-hlni whites to a and a friend tol< eges. Beat the froth, offices for part of the day on holidays, Finaliy his bankruptcy. III. add. Sweeten with three ounces of me to try Chamber Wherefore he ρ raye, that he 'lccreH and suspend the carriet service. the Court to have a full ills first Is an notion of my second liuttcra baking dish. Cover the Iain's Stomach ani by trip frwn α My sugar. debt· provable against hi |q .,,m Tablets. I -·. and my whole Is a bird. bottom with a half inch layer of rice. WHAT WE NEVER FORGET Liver go W. O. Frothingham, bankruptcy Acts, except such dUi Add a layer of sliced peaches, then a a bottle of them ant cepted l>y law from IV. to science, are the things a»· bated this 2Uh day of Augt.-t \ I». i>.j. ι of until the according soon mj layer rici·, etc., alternating as they helped Maine. KRKD A. BAItf l.l Γ, If you my first do o'er and o'er •nciated with our ear'y homo life, such theii South Paris, I;Wrupt. more. dish is full. Bake fifteen minutes. stomach; by You'll fli.'l Mi.it you have more and Buckien's Αι n;ca Salve, that mother or Serve ice cold wi:)i cream. action my bow OKDKll OF NOTICE Till.UEO*. My bccuiuI Is some other man. whipped used to cure onr gentle grandmother burns, more can't Lo you—ho never can. els became reg District or Maine, es. He EGG8 Λ LA 8UIS8E. boils, scalds, si-r^s, skin eruptions, cuts, c Avoid the worst ular. I feel liki of !· : Oh. third 11 wrong! of cur·· Today On this 31st day August, ·:re»tf a or bruises. Forty years — Second who thirds sin will Joys first Butter tli« bottom of baking-dish. sprains praising them to al lug the foregolnii |«'tltlon, !t over them its merit. Uurivaied for piles, Ordered uv the Court, that a / « My whole Urn we closo and ever will Break into it six egK's. Pour proves who suffer as I did, fo; had or 20 cents at the same on the Ilth u ι, α. ι». Hold fast wh*t would divide or spill. one-half a of milk. Urate cheese crc* cold-sore*. Only me made lifi upon cup and my 1912, before said Court at I'orCat -ill Du over until the are Cbaa. H Howard Co. In the fur. tn V. the top and hake eggs trlct, at 10 o'clock l thai notice thereof lie published i> ... nf. rt α face that you watch every set· My first la There is a peculiar contemporaneou- l>emo<:rat, a ncwspa|»er prlnu 1 .!·'. I)Suvi, PIE. a day. MUSHROOM ness about the appâmnce of a number and that all known creditors, |.<:γ»ομ though far away; at ·. Bright and cheerful, The of an in Interest, may appear '.hne as4 Skin one pound of mushrooms; of tilings recently: prnt'-st wfcm1 If My second and whole, where'er you mnge. place, and show cause, any ue, wty with salt and pepper and cook association of retail shoe dealt rs. direct- - the of «aid .1 not You find over faces, nor think It strange. sprinkle ·Λ. prayer petitioner be and 1 should, in butter until tender. Mix one pound ed to the shoe manufacturers, against as ■· granted. Dut, oh. how you'd laugh, ordered of cooked mashed with one- "freak" tho announcement of a And It Is further by :rt, i:u too. potatoes shoes; the Clerk shall send by mall to *rr. cre.1 view I ounce shoe is If second upon my first you'd quarter cup of milk and one-half new style of army which actaal!y Itors copies of «aid petition and rler, si. of butter. Place a layer of the potatoes made a comfortable (1. for tho foot; and dressed to them at tlielr place η : :tu u VI. «tated. in a buttered a few slices of a series of articles by that immensely en- anoth- baking-dish, Wltneas the Ho*. <'lakkm v., h'.a first 13 used lu addressing of of common Or. ΞΞ 'Warm My onion, and thon a layer mushrooms, tertaining apostle sense, ^ I of the said Court, and the -eal t:i. \ u Kit- third's .: er; my second's a number; my with their liquor, dnally a layer of I Woods Hntcl t ison, r· g irding ourabu«es in Winter— icd,In said District, on the 3Ut of =Ξ \. D. 1912. an part of a house. The bread crumbs and a few pieces of butter of our feet. Cm it lis that those long tor- ~J U-M-C Cubs it the Revtaww March. important inSummer JAMES E. HKU ΚV.CVnt. The Remington of our ΞΞ Cool [L. 8.] Revolver cook uses uiy whole. on top. llake one-half hour. tured and most abu«ed raembors, A true copy of i>ctltlon and ordei rm. w ■ to have some as —* Attest: JAMES K. Η Κ KV.CItrt. the feet, ate recognition Do you know that thrre is a and Pistol Cartridges VII. SPAGHETTI TIMBALES **νΐ ί Γ entitled to decent treat men:? Probably that is coon't go out In my Line with boiled $// I The by buttered cups spa- not if that cal ed summer and warm in winter because ST — intangible goddoss j OK MAINE dear." s | J STATE experts because they know that boat, ghetti. Break info each cup two eggs. Fashion knows herself 1 conduct pistol ho the material does not quickly the is uniform and sure· "So, mother, I won't," replied. on them salt and ignition prompt, j and Sprinkle lightly pep- heat and cold? This is records And then he set sail In my second roofing COL'XTV OF OXFOHI), S8. the accuracy is guaranteed by per. Bake in a pan of water for almost U A. Smith, Bridge'on, Ind, had I ex whole I SUI'ltLMK JlJI RIAI. C«»l «Τ, Pittol Record held by Gcorfe Armstrong. «core 482 500 tive minutes. done turn so World*· Indoor Fifty-Shot with the tide. twenfj When ; trouble for years, ami was Term, Λ H 1 >12.« Record held (J cor Je Armstrong. score And flew a'tmg kidney May World's Indoor Twenty-Five Shot Pittol by out »>n a and serve with a cream not While my third my fourth Etralght back platter, with rheumatism he could Collector ·ί 2+4 ex ?50. crippled JOHN BRIQU^· Taxes, More 60S cx 750 or Hollaudaise sauce. World's Seventy-Five Shot Rapid Fire Record held by A. P. Lane, to the house dre*e without help. Ile started using va. Ouiduor Pocket Revolver Record held by A. P. for fear of his danger, cried. and "I CHARLES ALDUS and IUm: Y lite. World'* And. TOMATO JELI.Y SALAD. Foley Kidney Pills, says: began Lane, acore 211 ex 2S0. —Youth's Companion. And now on suggestion to the t where, A. P. to better at once, and now all my NEppnseT Grand Individual Record held by get 1 said has itttt World*· ViUrefatc Soak one-half box of in cold as the plaintiff brought gelatin has left me and I do not feel Lane, score 1236. trouble s tld defendant an has Blade Peterson, score water umil soir. Cook together for World's Military Record held by Samuel No. 18^1.—Pictured Word. that I ever had rheumatism. J rear well real estate to enforce a lien ..· the minutes oue can of one n 21S «χ 250. twenty tomatoes, 50 can owner of which U unknown to C: 1 all and years old, > night though —* I .· ·.; ·. ROOFINGc»· to Rutt Oai and ammunition three one tea- PARDIDNo Metal to Attract Lightning has not vol intarlly appeared ι *rty all made with UMC bay leaf, pepper corns, a man 8 Remington· do the work of of 35 now years, to this cut'. — one and combination slice of onion, n Riming ton-UMC the perfect shooting spoon sugar, J would like to be the means of others costs less than mrtal roofinir and wean !encer than wooden thine!'**- Γ)ο<·ι It Is Okdkbkd, That notice of t ii-rn j three cloves. and add two tea- j tire It it> sold ail over th·; world, to the «al l λ ... the Co. Strain, Pills." _ not rattle and roar. Gives adequate prouvtion. of this suit l'■·! drain it and a into a bak South Paris; Co., 34-39 Puzzle. time, put layer lical K»tate for the year l'Jlo. Να 1872.—Numerical Fills Nickel \M. r.·. I- Paris. s of writ .Ian 19, 1911. South ing dish; add some grated cheese and some of ac- Date Rtaral Landlady—If your Kidney It. 1·ϋ >· »·' letters. Foley March I nm composed of eight My and onion. TONIC IN ACTION QUICK IN RESULT! Suit eturn ible at the layer of the tomato Follon in the are foi 8 quaintances city looking Silver court. 1, 4, 3, 7 form your head. My 2, 4, B, with another of witt BACKACHE ·■ ■' layer each, ending board I mention my Give prompt relief from A true copy of order of Court, a country hope you'll PRICE spell q grain. My 5, 4, 1, 7 spell line rice sprinkled with cheese. Bake twentj A LOW Skimmer the Wilt, place. KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE AttestCHARLES K. Willi M V u of measurement My 8, 5, 0, 1 spell to minutes. Guest—I but I don't Departing will; — ON — M-38 as use cease. 3 a cook- CONGESTION of thl SectioE it to 2, γ recall one that I bave a Slice it you quit, 1, spell uëkmaa A Làtt rA«i&ug. any grudge RHEUMATISM, a child's now. ing vessel. My 3, 2, 1 spell Oae-balf pound wheat flour; tbree against just KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of th< Bankrupt's Petition for D s·. ve. — 3 a chair. My wnen toy. My 8, 7, 4, spell eggs; one ounce powdered sugar. Pul I η the matter of ) Smoke Sickle T. L. Koote BLADDER and all annoying URINARY /'· rV'·». Plug whole a vegetable we eat every in tbe order given and mil Parks, Murrayville, lia., CHARLES II. KRO-T, i 8i>ella together was 10 ) 1, ie in his 73d year, and recently t< SUS $110 Bankrupt. want real tobacco. day. thoroughly. Add gradually one-hall IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon you cared of a bad kidney aad bladder To the HOV.CUUUnCI Mai B, pint of milk. Poor into a round tin RL\ I trouble. He says himself: "I have suf- MIDDLE AGED and ELDE Wool trlct Court of the Unlit··! Mat· about an inch and a half and a fool Sickle moist and sweet No. 1873.—Riddle·. deep ached T. M. of Maine : Plug keeps fered with my kidneys. My back and for WOMEN. Carpets Davis, L across. Spread thin slices of apple, par PEOPLE H. PRO Τ of Η and I was with bladder irregu- ν 'ο firm from air or over tbe and in s annoyed County οί Ox fori, an·! vat· The plug, protected In spring I look Kay· tially cooked, top bake HAVE RECOMMENDATION to close out odd anil clean AGENT. CHARLES larities. I can truthfully say, one 50c. HIGHEST patterns r« fi·· 1>π'8»·κ) In comely array; hot oven for from seven to ten minutes said District. res|H*.tfull>· will bottle of Pills cured me 8. A. Davis, 627 Washington St., Conneraville 2ηΊ of Mar< h, last in « weather its tobacco-leaf wrapper, sumnioi mora I wear. Foley Kidney SOUTH PARIS. ilay p.i-t. by In clothing sugar over the when done stock. MA]NE^ t- t· -re Sprinkle top contain no habit form- Ind., is in hia 85th year. Ho writes ns: "I havi ip judged bankrupt under ibe Αι it I throw oft more entirely." Tbey ι.ι cut and The colder grows and serve with slices of lemon. lately Buffered much from my kidneys and blad to that hi· not out like tobacco that is up A. E. Shurtleff South CUMMINGS latin/ Bankruptcy; dry clothes ing drugs. Co., der I had sevorabackuchos and my kidney actioi derca all bin property an·' : _· 11 '·'■· tin can, tin foil and oiled And In winter quite naked appear. PRUNE PUDDING. Paris; S. S. Newell & Co, Paris. was too frequent, causing mo to lose much t>leei an"! has fully couiplleif with i.ltl.r r· depends upon paper at aud in my blnddor there was constan of said Acta an·! of the orders of ι »' Take one stewed witboul night, IE cup prunes "I bate she said. pain. I took Folev Kidney Pills for «om« time his bankruptcy. for in small tc flattery," am now of and again able b That he ma protection. with all and cut pieces. Add and froe oil troublo Ridlon ρ Wherefore he prays, Sometimes I you pits F. stay day, course be Chas, "Of ai· a you do," replied. be up and around. Foley Kidney Pills have mj the Court to have a full «llwhar^· time» I've them two teaspoons vanilla and little by : At other gone away, does." recommendation." debts his estate uii ■»'1 whites of tbree •'Every pretty girl kifbeat provable ugaln?t More and better ! Hut Borne bright morn, if you should And sugar. Beat tbe eggi such debts a el Economical and convenient. Then she drew a l.mg deep sigh and Corner Main and Danforth St?., South Paris, Maine. bankruptcy Acts, except I was not at your side, very stiff with three tablespoons sugar, A. E. SHUBTLEFF A|CO., South Parle cepteil by (aw from such discharge. to j permitted him to press her cbeek against Dated this 27tli of August, A. I> 1 tobacco for pay You'd half believe you'd lost your mind Then into tbe prunes. Put into s 3. E. NEWELL A Parle lay your money—no package wbip hi· own. CO., We repair Mowing Machines. CIIARLKS 11. FROST, Bankrupt. I And be quite terrltled. buttered baking-dish and bake until Doesn't crowd to NORWAY, MAIM. We do for. your pocket—nothing spill. with cream, Carriage Repairing. OF TIIEKKo.V brown. Sorve cold whipped 180,000,000 LOST ANNUALLY BY OHDKlt NOTICE Conundrum·. W« Manufacture Faun Wagons. LOBSTER CUTLETS. WAGE EARNERS. DISTRICT OF MaI.sk, SS. is that which our « Try it today What kind of drum Get prices. » )n this 31st ilay of August, A. D. 1 re*·! Into a cup of tbick white sauce eMr tbe Dr. Sadler estimates that about $80,- hUKLllÛUK Cord It Is you cannot beut? A conundrum, Wood, We don't belong to the Union. Ing the foregoing petition. beaten yolk of an egg, one teaspoonful 000,000 in wages is lost annually to the Ordered by the Court, That a hear": own What letters of the will lltli of Oct > "· Your dealer alphabet and two of as a of uiM>n the same on the «lay j of lemon juice, cups chop- I American people direct renult ! I"» a Ο I Ο DRUG USERS 1912, l>eforo said Court at Portland, frighten burglur? U. lobster meat. each one colds. Lost time meanx lost and I Slab Wood, itoo- ped Shape, dip wages G. H. PENLEY, trlct, at 10 o'clock In the forenoou,.H into egg and bread crumbs, and then fr> doctoring is expensive. Use Foley'* tlce thereof be published In the <»χ· r. imto- [ In sal·! I>1-; 1 Key to Puzzledom. in fat. When dune, insert tbe end Flone.v and Tar It The Successful Treatment crat, a newspaper printed deep , Compound promptly. Only that all known creditors, and other Flower of a small claw in and wilt will tbo and heal and soothe Edgings, Manager. -i No. 1859.—A Wild Garden: each, arrange stop cough, Interes t, may appear at the said time |Ί*<*ι ">< Sunflower. Sweet William, a garnish of parsley. the sore and inflamed air parages. A. It the Craving and show cause, If any they ha\ w»· Destroys ·· Foxglove, 1 A sauce tartare is usually served with E. Shurtli-ff Co., South S. E. and prayer of said |ictltlouer should not Bouncing Bet. Snapdragon, Uolden- Paris; No Nausea or Sickness Stove Wood And It Is further ordered by tin ri, r.iat these cutlets, but lemon quarters may be Newell & Co Paris. a' » 1 ·'··■ rod. Marigold. Candytuft. Sweet Pea, the Clerk shall send by mall to used if If the sauce is to be No Confinement ltors of said and il·'. 're- preferred. copiée petition ·' i Prince's Feather, Oleander, Kose. dressed to them at their of re ι served, a pretty way of arranging it is in Coal. places — mom ■ or stated. No. 1800. Concealed Metals: 1. The sauce is No Prostration I halves of lemons. merely Collapse Witness the Hun. Clarknck IIai Iron. 2. Lead. 3. Tin. 4. Gold. 5. with a ; r ··.-ta., : thick mayonnaise tiny pickle General health from the Shoe Polishes the said Court, and the seal thereoi. improves A .-u '·. \ "· Silver. and mixed with it. FINEST QUALITY LARGEST VAKIETV It 'aid District, on the Hist day of chopped finely leave Frank- Healthful surround- A. W. WALKER & SON, 1912. Uiiijr OTTAtlcUlD beginning. meet every for cleaning and No. 1861.—Charades: 1. On-I-on—on- MAINE STEAMSHIP md Wharf Tuesdays, They retirement JAM ES K. HEW j FRIED 8ARDINE8. skilled ra- shoei of all kinds and colore. [L. 8.] ■■·■■·' I direct between Thursday* and Saiur- ings, physicians, polishing Λ true copy of and order ; Ion. 2. Cranes, bill—cranesblll. INF petition < a m. and honest methods South Paris, Maine. ItKW ! '· Skin and bone sufficient number ol Portland and New York âteao p. tional 3»ί·3β Attest: JA MES Κ No. 1862—Numerical Enigma: Phila- sardines; dip in lemon juice, and roll in and a comfortable home Words: One Portland and A Round STAT Κ OF Mtl.MK. delphia Plaid, hill, ladle, apple, very tine cracker crumbs, and fry in Φ£ φι For Sale. Way New York 4) IU Trip hide. Philip. fat for two or three minute*. Ar- φΟ deep THE KEELEY INSTITUTE Green birch cord wood. No. 1863.—Burled Cities: 1. Nineveh. in clusters of tbree, thrust Portland Line Service gray COt'NTT or OXFORD, 88. range H heave Franklin Wharl 151 Congre·· St., Portland, Maine To the Honorable Justice of the -upr< 2. Paris. 3. 4. Sparta, δ. through lemon rings, and place around a PORTLAND LINE B. M. GREELY, Palmyra. Portland, week at clal Court, next to bo held at Paris, wuuln basket tilled with lemon Service to days TELEPHONE 2224 "f Thebes, β. 7. Andover. 8. lemon juice. Boston, 7 8 and for eald on the second I'm lay Naples. Lubec p.m., Sundays p.m., R. F. D. 2, South Paris, Me County, Garnish wi b parsley. Eaetport, leive Boston October, A. D. 1912. Athens. 9. Verona. 10. Rome. and St. John. returning -ιΙΊ1 ■ι>· dally at 7 p.m. Steam NOTICK. Mary McLaughlin of Mexico In No. 1804.—Riddle: Mint KIDNEY BEAN RELISH. ships Β. B. Fuller or wife of James T. Mcl.au/hlln, a·-·)" tf < "T Bay State. The subscriber hereby prtvee notice that he re-ents that she was lawfully nntrrt· t t"< No. 1865.—Pictured Word: Smllax. Let a of beans soak hue been administrator of the at lt<,»t..n. cupful kidney International Line Service. Steamers leave duly appointed said .lames T. McLaughlin uHt&ie of the il'dnes, » No. 1 SCO.—Whimsical Words: 1. Fain, over night in plenty.of cold water. Set Portland for Boston at 8.00 a. m. until KILLthe cough cbusetts by Reverend Kniery Sept. GEO KG Κ W. ΚΑ un, late of Hiram, !8ul. that after their ► il trrUgei 2. new. 3. to oook in fresh water, and let tbem sim- 14, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, re- September feign, fane. Knew. gnu. and THE in the of Oxford, deceased, and given as husband and wit· it leave Boston at 9 a. m. CURE LUNC8 County they lived together J·'·*' mer until nearly tender, the water turning Mondays, bonde an the law directs. All I '»«*· Rode. road, rowed. 4. Air, heir, ere. 5. letting and Leave Portland C persons having llndale, end Amesbury, Maasachussett», a Wednesdays Fridays. demands the estate of said decease·! North evaporate. Chop green pepper fine, m. for Lubec and St. John, against mouth, New Hampshire: Ate, eight. 6 Feat. feet. 7. Read. red. Eaetport, are desired to the same for settlement, ahoe u m ford an- Mexico, and to it add the from an Governor and present CUT EDGE the only ladies' dressing that Wlnslow, Watcrvllle, U pulp scraped §.teamshlps Dlngley Governor are to make r i.tl"< 8. Flocks, 9. Rlsrht. rite. w,th and all Indebted thereto requested contain* Oil. Blarks and Polishes ladles' Maine; that for the last six years of th phlox. onion and two of Cobb. positively where tablespoonfula chop- payment Immediately. and children'* lxiote end rhot β, shines without rub- t· g ther, they resided In said Mcxl· two Fare between Portland and Boston Dr. 1912. FRANCIS A. FOX. M *»* In $1.00. I orn It I· not the of food taken but ped parsley. Cook tablespoon- August 20th, 1 Mm· 15c. TREAiCH GLOSS," l,:c. libelant now resides; that quantity Staterooms $100 and $1 SO. King's StUtf ·''' v fuis of butter until Add aalt STAB combinai inn for e'eanfcg and polishing all Sourorn to them durliK said marrlase. I· the amount and assimilated yellow. .· « >"',π· digested Steamer kinds of πι sect or tan shoe-, loc. "DANDY"eiz<;,V!5c. Mel.auKblln; that your libelant has Ο» ind one of tomato and when Monhegan >» » that give· strength and vitality to the oup puree, AND leaves Portland on NOTICE. BABY ELITE combination for ucntlemcn who iluc'cd herself toward her aald hai-l'-tn 1 P0RTLAND ■ Chamberlain's Stomach and boiling stir In tbe beans. Cook uutll Tuesdays, Thusdays New In the District Court of the United States for | take pride in having their shoes look Λ1. Ken tort* faithful, true; and affectionate w!(c, hut system. and at 7 a.m. Discovery sal·! ϋ .. tbe tomato has and tbe beans LINE Saturdays the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. color and lustre to all black shoes. Polish with a James Τ Mcl aughlin has elnce Liver Tablets the stomach evaporated ROCKLAND anu invigorate for Rockland and Inter- brash or 10 cent*. "ELITE" iS cents. been of cruel and abusive treatn cnt are soft. In the matter of cloth, aize, guilty ·'■' ff to mediate FOR ) to libelant ami ■ i- and liver and enable them perform landings. IBV1NG C. In If your cloalr doesn't keep th» kind you wiuit, send us of extreme cruelly your half-moon· of bread ColSI18 JSSk. EASTMAN, Bankruptcy. c.i .ium with j In f.ir full »Uo an their functions For sale Surround AND ALL THROAT AND of theprkv «lumps pwkiiî·, cli.uves paid. said marriage l>ecn guilty of gross naturally. by fSteamer Mlneola leaves LUNG TROUBLES. Rumford, Bankrupt. ) * u.-t of in at and with bard boiled cut in Eastman In WHITTEMORE BROS. * e0*26 Albany Street, Cambridge, Mas·, eating liquor»; eighths. Wednesdays anil the said James T. M' l.augh'in hus- at 7.00 a. m. for Notice Is hereby given that on the 13th ol 1 The Oldest Ijirefst Manufacturer* of August, 1909, The young wife had given her LINE days OB XONET REFUNDED. day deserted libelant without citu-e an·! POTATO PIE. Β00ΤΗΒΑΥ East and In- July, A. D. ma,the said Irving C. Eai-tman wae Shoe Polishes in the World. utterly your band a dance. "You've won- Boothbay unknown to since whit! time Improved and that tho flrsi 39-41 — went to parts her, five hard boiied and cut termediate landings. duly adjudicated bankrupt, him. or r*"· she said as sat Shell eggs of his creditors will l>e held at the office she has uover seen or beard from derfully, Jack," they meeting that ea!·! utter them into slices, fairly thick. Mash a Service for Freight; all rates Include of the Referee, No. β Market South celved from him any support: down. "Don't you remember how you Express Square, for three conn utive of and mix tbem Marine Insuranoe. Paris, on the 18th of A. D. at desertion has continued a used to tear dresses?" pound cooked potatoes day Sept., 1912, the of this libel; that When New Perfection my 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which Ume the REAL ESTATE years next prior to tiling with a of bntter For reservations and all Information address his resMence Is unknown to your ItbelaM an·' "Yes." he replied, "I wasn't buying heaping tablespoonful said creditors may attend, prove their claims, and two of the best H. A.CLAY, Agent, Franklin Wharf, Portland. c.auuot lie asceitalne·! by reasonable diligence, them then." tablespoonful· appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and 'ant that there Is no collusion between your lit» cream. Season with and a transact such other business as may properly FOR SALE a Comes in at the Door salt, pepper, and the said James T. McLaughlin to ol'lalu A effective and bladder little With this line the come before said meeting. really kidney very nutmeg. Proof. South divorce. Positive Parts, Sept. 2,1912. No. 244. WO ACRE FARM, 40 acrce hem- that a dh 'r> c medicine must first stop the progress of bottom of a buttered earthenware L. G pine, Wh 'refore, your libelant prays dish, WALTER BAY, lock, birch, oak, an·! from 2 1-2 saM Jamc· the disease and then cure the conditions 37-39 poplar maple, mav be decreed between her and the and In It a of the sliced Beferce In Rankruptrr. to « miles from estimated Heat and Dirt Out plaoe layer market, 70,000 feet T. VcLftUgblln. Fly that canse it. Use Foley Kidney Pills Scatter over thla SHOULD CONVINCE THE ΟΒΕΛΤΚ8Τ SKEP- pine, 20,000 feet hemlock, 75 cords white birch, egg·. chopped parsley MARY O. McLALOlILIH. for all and bladder troubles and fco cotda hart· wood and 30,000 feet oak and kidney TIC IN SOUTH PARIS. August 30, 1912 ,.l-( This Stove and cover with a little white sauce. AH tools ■"· are safe Dcsion· maple. farming included, T'a.: mow- Subaerlbed and sworn to l>efore me tUl··· urinary Irregularities. They of hone 2 at the Window. saves Time Continue alternate layers potato, Copyright· Ac. ing machine, rake, plow, harrows. horse etb of 1912 and reliable. and farm disc and small (l*y August. They help quiokly sauce, and until the are cart, barrow, tools. Also iALPHT. PARKEK, It saves In egg quantities Became It's the evidenoe of a South creamery, eau buckets and stock. 200 I e.vc· Labor permanently. the yellow package. a telephone J ustlce of the What weald it mean to you to bave used. Let the last ltyer be coating of Pari· oilizen. trees, 100 barrels Baldwins tbia It saves Fuel A. K. Shurtleff Co., Sonth S. Β. ipple season, Parla; sauce, and cover the top with mashed Uoiw«trlctl»confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent with bl I crops. Cuts SO tons bay; fo ir heat and dirt banished from kitchen Newell A Paria. Testimony easily investigated. Oldest watered sprinte your It saves—YOU Co., smooth id k&u«dwit£ playing RING SALAD. kidoey secretions were unnatural I rear: month·, |L by >· Agency, That the Llbelantglve notice to the sai waa I?" Tel. 35-3 In-fore tw towel rtekt. «te. those orltical game», knew that my kidneys needed attention. NORWAY, ME. McLaugblln, Llbellee, to ap|»ear boil six out In slices and Court, to be MJ «any tfca New Hard eggs; ftlUNN S New York Uce of our Supreme Judicial Postmaster at Gar- Someone told me to try Doan'a Kidney Braocb Office.Co.3ei^-d^· 625 F θU Waibtogton. D. C of M. Fiw Cook- Antoine Deloria, remove the Place these in tbe at Parle, within aud for the County «>*f'y Oil Cook-stove yolks. Pill· and I a box. did me so NOTICE. A D1' ·. ie». Cook- knows the exaot facts when got They —>»>· on the second Tuesday of Oct., den, Mich., center of a serving-disb, breaking tbem The subscriber of aald III*·. >' Perfection the Now PatfcliuB to aayoaa much that I continued them hereby gives notice that he publishing an attest· d copy With the New 0*eo, be of the curative value of Foley in and outline good taking ma been succe-slt» y eoMr aail- speaks fsirly good-sired bits, Bull for Sale. duly appointed administrator of tbe this order thereon, three weeks is the mort Jerice on the waArt, and two or three boxes made me well. istatc of Stove complete Kidney Pills. He says: "From my own with the white on tbe Oxford Democrat, a cookiiy rings arranged orisp me 2 newspaper h is as and too, tor and ■"-■"g Another member of my family joins Full blooded Ilolet ein, years old, ELIZABETH J. LEWIS, late of 1 Parla, In our County of Oxfori. the ««II. just quick hauiy. wishing experience I recommend Foley Kidney lettuce leaves. Serve with η the Porter, sa! i M" mayonnaise. in this We well kind and His County of Oxford, deceased, and cation to be 90 days at least prior to as a for recommending remedy. marked, gentle. 3347 Kinds as given ew Pills, great remedy kidney the law directs. AU persons of Oct., A. D. 1912, that he may OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK WATER LILY SALAD. have also advised other to take father cannot be bought for fl50, and having Tuesday ao t STANDARD trouble. father was cured of kidney people lemands against the estate of said deceased and then in our said Court appear My them will continue to do so." his mother is a 1100 cow. For farther m desired, to of NEW YORK Ç3TT BUFFALO, Ν. Y, disease and a of A water salad Is on the same and present the same for settle- cause, If any be bave, why the prayer MASS. good many my neigh- lily For Sale. sent, and all Indebted albanyTn. Y. BOSTON, and differs in If your back ache·—if your kidoey* particulars address thereto are requested to libelant should not be granted. bors were cured by Foley Kidney Pills." principle, only appearance. sake payment Immediate!?. WM. P. WHITBHOUSB. bother don't ask for a W. R. New hen 11 χ Court E. The are cut in yon, simply kidoey B0ULD8, house, Price August 20th, M2. CHARLES J Chief Justice of the Judicial ▲. E. Shurtleff Co., Sonth Parla; S. eggs stripe lengthwise, 17. LEWIS. Supreme rour> for Doan's Kidney 34tf Island Vt. 3£-3t) and order of à Paris. and these are arranged on nastur- remedy—ask distinctly Pond, cost last fall. A true copy of tbe libel Newell Co., strips Mr. Monk bad—the $35, $43 tium leaves like tbe petals of a water- Pills, the same that C. W. "I believe honesty paya in the long backed home 60c. CLARKE, Âttest: CHARLES t. WHITMAN,tlerk. Bears the lily, with the broken yolk la the oenter remedy by testimony. for Infants MdChildrwi run." all stores. Foster Milburn Co., Props., South Paris. [MAL.) not of the flower, mixed with mayonnaise PILLS sett Bibbbb t PABJUCB. CASTORIA "So do I, bot I often with it were Ν. fO·POLEY

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