The Oxford Democrat.
VOLUME 76. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1909. NUMBER 50.
«aw of him I wonder what he want- d. park, Some Time to Save Time. oue with th.· girl. But she did nothing Spend into η run whenever It should provt ed." ===== AMONG THE FABMEBS. sort. For a time the flacre re- ^lbebt Tbe fall of 190Θ sees a new of the Licensed Auctioneer, ICHRISTHAS ÏMWW Ή department necessary "Possibly." Mulready chimed In mained η s It hud been ever since stop- " organised at the Pennsylvania State Col- MAINE, BFEKD THS FLOW." Such exertion, however, was not re suavely, "you can explain what you SOUTH PARIS, lege, the department of Industrial en- ping; then, evidently admonished by Moderate. of him. Evidently Mrs. Hallarc wanted of him lu the first place. How lerm· ua the infor- me Ί quired driver up. gineering. Inquiry bring· Γ his fare, the straightened on was In no great haste to reach hei did you come to drag him Into this FOOTWEAR, TRUNKS, Correspondence practical agricultural topic mation that ita courses deal with system. knocked out his pipe, disentangled U Address all commun! cation s lo L. BUCK. solicited. The will destination. The speed of the flacre business?" tended tor this to Hkitbt D classes atudy factory manage- and and wheeled the BAGS AND SUIT CASES. department reins whip short- Hammokd, Agricultural Kdltor OzfOrd Dem ment with a view to remained extremely moderate, and "Oh. that!" Calendar laughed Surgeon Dentist, greater production back on the way It had come ocrât, Parla, Me. of higher quality at lower cost, by means Kirkwood found a long, brisk stride equipage ly. "That was partly accident, partly SOUTH PARIS, MAINS. BLACK In a dark side street lead of little economies. ! disappearing see Some of the his MEN'S all from to ques- I fast enough to keep it well In sight. Inspiration. I happened to All beet work warrante·!. SHOES, Leathers, $2.00 $6.0C tions considered are: Can the machin- lng eastward from the embankment. my Possibilities of Maine Agriculture. Round the green square, under the name on the Pless register. He'd put MEN'S HIGH-CXJT STORM BOOTS, 3.60 to 6.0C ery on this floor be a little Kirk wood was. then, to believe that Brief abstract of the address by Presi- arranged beautiful walls ftf Notre Dame d'An himself down as from Frisco. I fig- ; H. P. JONES, differently, so that less power will be Mrs. Hallam. having taken all thai BOYS' HIGH CUT STORM BOOTS, 2.60 to 3.0C dent Qeorge E. Fellows at Skowhegan BAG rers, through Grande plnce and past ured It out that he would be next door ^R. waeted in transmission? Can a different and waited for the two The "Possibilities of Maine the Hotel de Ville the cab trouble having ready Dentist, MEN'S .60 to 1.6C ! Agricul- motion be devised in certain band work proceeded, to broke and getting desperate, SLIPPERS, ture" means all the of V By Louis Joseph Vance I to had been con- possibilities pro- that will enable five employes to do tbe dogged by what might plausibly be as- adventurer* appear, to do anything to get home, and MAINE. BOYS' .60 to 1.0C duction and on Maine farmt> NORWAY, SLIPPERS, development work of six? Tbe solution of such prob- serted the most persistent and Infatu- tent with eight of them. He could thought we might utilize blm to smug- of farm crops, grain, bay, potatoes, corn, woman 'See Houre—to 12—1 to 4. LADIES' all Grades and Leathers, 1.60 to 4.0G lems baa been found ao productive of Copyright, ISM. by IK· Bobfaa-fUrrill C·. ated soul that ever «Tossed the water, hardly beMeve that of the It some of the stuff Into the States. SHOES, etc., live stock and fruit, I J gle poultry, hone; dividends that are and so on Into the tun't like her. remember-no, to and all otber marketable commodities specialists employed ^ran Dyck quay, Once before. If you'll MISSES' SHOES, all Grades, 1.26 2.0G a or to make study of a factory mill and to the left at the old Steen across the drlvewav after we Mul- r. SMITH, which can be produced or cared for turning He started that was before got together, LADIES* SLIPPERS and FELT .60 to 2.5C discover just what should be a mov ρ JULIETS, in this climate and on out changes duugeon and, Rlowing to walk, the flacre. but it was lost in a tangle ready—I picked up a fellow country- Attorney at Law, profitably made. If such methods will transform a CHAPTER XIX. ETC. soil. lng soberly up the drive. of side streets before he could make man on the Strand. He was down WOOL SHOES, GAITERS, mill from a investment to a NORWAY, MAINE. James J. who is the poor good warning or presage the of the embankment and we Hill, devoting is it not to that Beyond Up ap his mind whether it was worth and out. Jumped at the Job, Ί.>rne Block. Collections a In my stock of BAGS and SUIT CASES you will one, reasonable suppose the still air was Specialty I latter years of his life to the agricul- evening the Scheldt flowed. Its broad, or wad on it." the farm offers just as great opportuni- shining while chasing not, and. pondering made a neat little find a stock of all from to tural of the northwest, smitten and made softly mu- a mir- good grades $1.00 $9.0C development ties, especially in view of the loose man- surface oily, smooth and dark, the woman's singular action, lie rt~ "The more fool you to take outsid- λ park. says "Land without people is a wilder- sical the of a dis- we so often find? Some of our by pealing ror for the Incandescent glory of the traced his to the rail ers Into confidence," grumbled ness. without land are a mob." agement WITHOUT steps promenade your to Its broth JKRRICK Sole for GOODYEAR GLOVE People Will it pay me to install a tant cbime calling vespers skies. The life the river was gone, I Attorneys at Agent These two brief statements contain » question»: ftj he t0,d himself he under Mulready. Law. outfit that will save pre In Antwerp's hundred belfries. ! RUBBERS. Best and Best world of truth. It is the and the gasolene pumping and at their mooiings the ships swung Stood>Pr?8en"y Dorothy was no lunger of her "Owî" interrogated Calendar, mim- ''ETHEL, MAINS. Fitting people each minutes of the time of Like the of a heart wbicl* day twenty beating mighty In great riding lights glim- fathers He had a Addison E. Herrlek. EUor;· land properly adjusted, quietness, party. suspicion icking Stryker's accent inimitably. C.Par: Rubbers on the Market. together each team, worth 35 to 40 cents an hour, heard through the rushing clamor of Wearing make a country. The mering like low. wan stars. /hat attitude had made li a to learn about prosperous pack- and now in to the Mulready's "Well, you've got heap Also ROBES and HORSE BLANKETS. all cannot spent going trougL? the pulses, a single deep throated bell the ed cities with the industries In the company of the latter seem advisable to Calendar either to this Mul. About the first thing Is Can I put in a system of simple chutes six game. exist without the of the land. boomed solemnly heavy, rumbling man marked down the Alethea, J. H. STUART & CO., products that will save an hour a week in hand- young leave the girl behind In Kngland or to that you must trust old man Know-It- cannot furnish the strokes. The land products Β which made him unconsciously her from his associates ft; more dia- CIVIL ENUINEER5 AND SURVEYORS. mill feed? Small items? Yes. But eight segregate ill, which is me. I've run without people enough to properly de- ling Six o'clock! Klrkwood roused out o! 36 Street, Soutb Parle, Maine. W. 0. South Paris. all gross income up to a certain point clinch both flsts and teeth, reminding Antwerp, if not lodged In another monds into the States In one way or High FROTHINGHAM, market the of the ex- velop and products of after bis dour brooding. The Amsterdam Telephone 111-12. means nothing by way profit; him of that rare wng. Stryker. quarter of the city or left behind she another in time than you ever land. and he Iftiew my this is all additional income press would leave at 0:32, his of the behavior It Is to demonstrate point past, To way thinking wae probably traveling on ahead to out of the shirt front of a toff perfectly possible on tbe same is clear It is not from what station. pinched Map· and Plan· made to order. that the farm outlay gain. of the flacre was unaccountable. a destination n»bleh he could bv no Prom, before without any exaggeration these quite on the Empire they Map» of the tlmberland· and pocket mape of on the ptoflt side of tbe ledger that Striding swiftly across the preme- land In Maine which is at present fit for Hardly had the horse paced ofT the means guess. And Mrs. Hallam' was made the graft too hot for you and each county for sale. small matters of economy and conven- nade. he entered a small tobiicco shop cultivation could in abundance of two blorks on the ere for the If ti.ore worn me in (Publisher» of the Atlae of Maine.) support ience count. And there are dozens of length quay looking girl pou came to take lessons from live times the Cer- find made Inquiry of the proprietress. of the The Han Who present population. some to be with no out- it was guided to the edge prom- Jewels In that gladstone La;: the art of easy." them, put right was gentle living tain small countries in Enrope with less His command of French tolerable. a And the lay,-others at expense. enade anil brought to stop. ReallyCalendar would naturally have had "Oh. cut that, rawn't you?" than one half the territory of Maine, slight He no in com- This must be viewed not experienced difficulty driver twisted the reins round his no hesitation al>out tlieiu to of the Wm. C. Leavitt for mar- question Intrusting "Delighted, dear boy. One, Co., "Drives the Plow with no better opportunities but the good woman's Instruc- only from the financial standpoint, prehending whip, thrust the latter in Its socket, his daughter's care, and .Mrs. Hallam next to by the kets, besides caring for their own peo- first principles, profiting from others as well. Inconvenience tions. on box and else. Hos- Is to 14 Main St., Norway, Me. export what would seem to us almost turned sldewlse the began avowedly sought nothing admirable example I set you. is the most of all workers. He is his ple, wears out men in body and temper. It Trains for Amsterdam, she said, left independent a fabulous amount of farm products to smoke and swing his heels, survey- tile woman had found cut that such make the fellows In your own line makes of tasks that should be from the Gare Ceutrule. u mile or so for with less than drudgerv the of river and sunset was the case Klrkwood did not stop If this had taken own manager. His acres are his But Denmark, instance, seen a farmer ing panorama trust you. Now, boy kingdom. You have iicross the Monsieur had half tbe area of Maine, a popu- insignificant. city. plenty one would to reckon unless he It on could have a bunch supports at least six times a at a with complacency—a cabby, explained an with me I got to be means that he must take care an- tugging day to There was the independent lation of over 2,000,000 and exports of time and spare. a care the world that she was a mere Hardware, Stoves, sticking stable door or a broken down venture, without In the proposition persnr ■>f the sparklers on my sa.v-so Britain alone not care to of himself. It is his to himself and those nually to Great $48,000,000 tram Une If monsieur did a It made n> duty barnyard gate. And then, many an im- and serene In the assurance of gen- of remarkable address. from old Morganthau, up on Flnsbury worth of butter and 921,000,000 worth of take a fiacre. If he would go way Is because it can- by erous when he lost his fare. But, matter one way or the other. He had does a business on him to make his welfare secure. a still portant duty neglected tip [)avement. He steady depending bacon. Holland, with smaller jf the Vielle Bourse he would discover and not be done. This is especially as for the she made no move. lost Mrs. Ilallam. but Calendar and the customs for the ben- over and handily latter, lioodwinklng Ranges. There is one sure way of this and that area, supports 5,000,000 people with hired The hens are un- the train cars of the Rue only doing true Klpdorp his on are valuable. Bel- help. The door of the cab remained closed- Mulready he could put finger sfit of his American clients—and him- her exports iqually because Lead is a bank account. derfed on cold winter mornings Monsieur was most welcome. off to thr ! a little All Kinds of Pipe Repairing, by keeping gium, with a still smaller area, supports like Its occupant's mind, a mystery to They hnd undoubtedly pono self. And I'd 've made neat it i-< no fun to shell a full peck of corn in Monsieur with the more a considerable departed the watcher. Alethea to confer again with Sirybet besides, something to fall back and Iron. nearly 7,000,000, although a wind-racked crib. iirofit of her are industrial. tiaste since he was unable to repay dark- -that unless sail I don't mind part products in there is often Twilight shadows lengthened, was, they proposed in If this felK through. What can Maine do to this in- Then, emergencies this courtesy with the most trifling at turn T«l«pk«M 134-11. begin serious loss because ban been ling, over the land. Street lights lng on the lirlgantlne. possibly tiaviug two strings to my bow." Farmers: tensive cultivation of the soil and pro- something After a brisk walk of some We had some splendid oat purchase. flashed up In long, radiant ranks. And of tide that night. "Yes," armied Mulready, "but sup- duce results which are comparable with neglected. Ifteen minutes he reached the station. and two summers ago. All was the flacre In inactlou; Panic his soul and shook It this Klrkwood had taken on with J. WALDO Whenever make a sale from the of those obtained elsewhere? At the ex- pea hay ■till lingered gripped pose NASH, you products in before dinner one load. A A public clock reifssured him with care- η when lie «·οη in Seattle last summer noth- except Btlll the driver lorded It aloft In as a terrier shakes rat. pou r.nd then peached." position to the the your farm, come around and the cloud came up and we hurried :he information that he had quar- this frightful m another secret. You've got deposit proceeds ing was more conspicuous than tbe skill- free abandon. eelved propositi "That's field. We were at the barn door just as ter of an hour's leeway. It was only with us. Then you can pay all your bills ful display of the agricultural products In the course of time this Inertia in his confusion of mind lie evolved to know your man, be able to size him Licensed Taxidermist, by it to rain. We had neglected to seventeen minutes 18 o'clock (Bel- and possibilities of the various counties began past where ho had looked for action, this spontaneously an entirely n-w byj otli I called on this chap for that checks and need never worry about the safety of put in a plank bridge and were running up. Street, rear Matonio Block, in the state of Washington. We all gian railway time, always confusing). when he had forecast esls-Dorothy had already been splr but I saw at a glance he Temple an to the barn floor on a pile of rails. dull suspense i-ery purpose, or the of a bill twice know that however good the exhibit Inquiring his way to the Amsterdam the vessel: Cnlcidar and smelled a your money danger paying The load was a little heavy; tbe rails Interesting developments, wore upon Ited aboard wasn't our man. He nigger Telephone Connection. NORWAY. from that state, there are immense which was at large was five :rnln. already waiting nerves and made hliu his confederates, to he; wood and most told lack of a also slipped, the horses stuck. It the watcher's delaying Join In tho pile politely through receipt areas entirely uncultivated. We he be its minutes before the load was in, and it platform, paced length, peer- and Now from enigmatic motives, were now me to to the devil. But If he had A PBW know that a great portion of their prod- at once Impatient suspicious. go was soaked. Tbe bridge could have ng brazenly lu at the coach windows, con- and the word would have died before he ucts must be shipped m far as the At- that he had beguu to doubt he aboard, pivseutly come In he'd been made in an hour. Tbe were low warm with hope, now shiverlog There's lantic coast to obtain caeh returns. I planks ceived It as quite possible that Mrs. be. Up anchor and away! squealed. I know the breed. Carnations and The National Bank there waiting. vlth as be Norway have no hesitation in saying that if the lying disappointment, realizing Hallam. who was capable of anything, Were I hey a; nil) to elude him? Not honor among gentlemen that knock9 These are mere examples. Probably >ould not but realize that, all else I* CHRYSANTHEriUMS same county organization and effort should have stolen out of the cab by he swore. If he !:nd to swim for the honor of thieves hljher'n a kite, Of Norway, Maine. not one fits your case, but there is hard- were forth here in Maine, there 1 islde, bis only chance of rehabilitation he had no wish to swim The are at the put does the other und to hliu Invisible door. And the old saw to the contrary—nothing just coming along $50,000 Surplus, $25,000. betweeu ly a farmer to whom the argument Capital, would be afar greater difference Calendar. But In none took clothes he stood In. with what was I'm sure, Undivided Profits, not apply. The busy season is nearly 1 ay In meeting Γο resolve the matter finally he ioing. You understand me, Paris. $25,000. the cost of production and the selling were that New Greenhouse, South aver—while comfortably < >f the coaches or carriages did he of the darkness, turned up left of his self respect, all he concluded, with enven- here than there and a oonseqently your pipe glows advantage J Mulready," price tbe stove this think over , one even re- his shoul- he could c.iii i,js mru on f|,nf sj !(> return to tbe farmers them- by evening, llscover any remotely Ills coat collar, hunched up omed sweetness. greater farm and and find the in- bis the North sen. Not a boatman on rf· We are in a better in your buildings , lembllng the fat adventurer, daugb- hid his hands lu pockets, pulled "I don't see yet how Klrkwood got selves. position a ders, sonveniences. Then, when you have w< nld so much as conshl.i· Cord Wood, Maine just now to make a higher per- er or Mulready. the visor of his cap well forward over Scheldt anything to do with Dorothy." shance, make that gate to replace tbe Ι·ι ox of from the farms than in Satisfied that had not yet board- Ills and slouched the flacre. accepting three English jemls "Miss Calendar to you, Mr. Mul- centage profit old bars or in a few extra harness they eyes past some of tbe states of the middle west put He could for boat hire. In brief. It b.· have to handle over 1 id the train, he stood asldu, tortured Mrs. Hallam sat within. change ready!" suapped Calendar. "There, W· Are Stronger. pins so you won't U Slab Wood, Why which are so notably fertile. Within scru- silhouetted to look as if he were either It was two or three sets every time you hitch vlth forebodings, while anxiously see her profile clearly gan there, now! Don't get excited. two weeks I bave beard from the state when build the ι each Individual of the the She was bending swim or to steal a boot. me word that Auction Rooms. The old Greeks and Romans were have this had up. By the way, you Inlzing throng igalnst light. when the Ilallam passed of Iowa, where they year such slender threads of drcum invest 15 cents in a of heavy , >f travelers. forward and fixedly out of the Γ'ροη a man from the Yard was on admirers of health and strength; enormous that the farmers are gate pair Intending Perhaps they starlug waiting Edgings, treat crops, kind our boasted mora! iron hinges. The sliding ind been the Alethea's tvlndow across the Mental- Rtance depends for me that Klrkwood their and statuary made the not as well off in comparison with the wrought delayed—by driveway. the altar steps pictures make trouble. And so on. In one minute Kirk aa in New ilways In calculated the direction of her health tleeting •ame was close I muscles of the men stand out like amount of money invested ufeness making port, very likely. ly he In. He dining by. I am now to all wood's of the law mine Stove Wood and prepared buy England. Tbe crops are large, but the Perhaps they purposed taking not this ;aze, then moved away and followed conception went over and worked on Ills feelings sorts of cords. Its nlrendv In low and the distance to market What Elizabeth Misaed. a later train. had !t with his own and found him- and thine. he to take off As a matter of fact we have ath- prices jut Perhaps they eyes Juandatlons until agreed Dorothy the land has a series ο/ great. In addition to this, the Memphis Nowe Sclmltar. left the an earlier or self at the facade of a third aldlouslr undermined by hands. If I had to letes and men—men fed on (From ilready city by staring my attempted Coal at STOCKS OF GOODS strong a cash from $100 to $200 crash value varying Our Secretary of Hon. ι lad returned to cumulative misfortunes, toppled leave the with her have One making food such as must be Agriculture, England. place they'd strength an acre. The crops, therefore, "The io Its fall and was not — — James Wilson, recently declared, the bell Its wani- lng me for sure. INCLUDING Oats—that would win in any in to make as a On time, clangcd spotted My compliments Quaker enormous order large iverage laborer is now better than of the living the bawled doors He was wholly unconscious to Dick contest with the old Roman or Greek of on the investment time." ng. guards theirs, you, Mulready." A. W. Walker & percentage profit lid Elizabeth in her a be Son's, FURNITURE. Queen vere and the change. Ueneaih hi in. In space There came the noise of chair SECOND HAND as where land can be purchased cheaper have ac- hastily opened slammed, legs champions. In many respects, yes. We the South Paris, Maine. the distance to tbe chief markets ι rucks fo tween the quays bridged by rang- on the cabin deck. It's a matter of food. The finest food and quired a great many comforts that the began groan, couplings Jolt-1 scraped harshly I have a lot of second hand will continue for to be aa a number of rowboats. a putative had to for strength of bone, muscle many years zood Bess never dreamed of. She had I ni? as the engine chafed In constraint. I uay. Vpparently Mulready leaped making at is 1 and as at Maine present not one of them was Kirk wood moved score, lay moored for the nl-rht feet In a Furniture, Car- nerve is fine oatmeal. Quaker great present. many palaces, but The train and sltiiul-1 ills rage. Sleighs, and as much of her land with not cultivating tit for the modern 01 moderate ends of the rul.blng against each other "I've told he In a voice Oats is the best because it is pure, no ramny aneously out of opposite I gently you"— began riages and other goods which is suitable for farma as many bad rooms lift and fall of the river FOR Farm- income to inhabit. They big itatlon, the one to rattle and hammer I the soundless hick with passion. husks or stems or black specks. otber states. Tbe of new hand for largest proportion ind and tbe like, but in For all that Klrkwood could determine con- and second are that rugs, tapestries, •ound the eastern bouudarles of thol "Oh. sit down!" Calendar cut In ers' wives finding by feeding aiiitahle farm land which is actually and in winter the fireplaces smoked, ίο int· l'Uiiuu i,r, mr iui ι*»β» «κ «.»«. hear? sale. the farm hands plentifully on Quaker is in the state of Illinois Ity and straighten out at top speed on I emptuously. "Sit down! D'you CATARRH improved lummer flies and other pests abounded. Nowhere about Oats the best results In work SO.4 cent of (he he northern route for the mercy of the public. I'hat's all over and done with. We un- they get where they cultivate per were no no Belgian line, I There beating apparatus, a wntchm.in. Cash for goods when bought and economy. If you are convenient land. In a little less than he otlmr to stroll idle wus I»» able tu discern lerstand each other now, and you Cream Balm paid farm Maine, wire screens, no toilet apartments, no moodily away, I Ely's and I sell for same. to the store, buy the regular size pack- is cultivated. There are in Without a of hesitation-mo- mort* s lu m-a. is quickly absorbed. 38 per cent slevators. When tbe bead of the state lands In empty pockets, bound alrn- «julver won try any uioiute.v if not near the store buy the acres farm land what he Cues Relitl at One·. ages; Maine of good a bath a tub was matter! ments wore Invalunble. If [t'a h deal and a divide 2 6,300,000 wished to take big esely anywhere-it didn't j square square If have wish to large size family package. and This were to the It cleanses, soothes, you anything you only 2,400,000 improved. tiauled in, and in this she abluted. Nothing whatever mattered In thel feared true— be strode ια far's I'm concerned. If we stick to- or takes do account whatever of about l'ois and protects sell have sold at suie bring When she set out on a voyage, the now cangwny. passed down and with a!> there'll be for all private and lake imallest degree. Ere the outlook I gether profit enough tue diseased mem- 25,000 square miles of forest finest of its was a Into the it in. vehicle, kind, big, wid been but this he felt to solute nonchalance dropped | Hincerned. Sit down, Mui, and Lave rano Catarrh and drives : area. If we were to cultivate in no im- dark, bel resulting from heavy, awkward, jolting con- from one to an- we now ipringtese, absolute nadir of his misfortunes I nearest boat, stepping mother of the bum aC'old in the Head Restores manner, but merely as or of tbe he slug captain's away quickly, I handle real estate, or sell- proved ception, without speed any the outer- Full size buying of Maine should be 2 1 4 after hs soon as he I other until he had gained •urn." the Senses of Taste and Smell. do, the product :omforts. Wben she rode it was on a resenfly awhile, also bonds. lOHIO To he found a of or surety as as at Is there to It—he would ask most. his Joy pair to be 50 cts. at Druggists by mail. Liquid ing, times much present. sum old forerunner of a saddle or on ■ould bring himself I Although Mulready consented use in atomizers 75 cts. reason Maine should not oars stowed beneath the thwarts Cream Balm for any why put :he pillion behind her lord treasurer or he way and go to the American cousu-1 wclfied. Kirk wood got the Impression 56 Warren Street, New York. Auction rooms, No. 2, Western Ave. as much and science into the de- Elv Brothers. energy iome other accommodating statesman. ate. But Just now. low as the tide of I hat the man was far gone In drink. of all the crops that can pos- velopment Shoes in those days were uncomfortable 'Liance had him strand- I Y moment later he heard him as into ebbed, leaving CHAPTER XX. growl R. W. ( U WDIiEK, sibly be raised in Maine the tod made. The service was Albert D. Park. #Springfield illy postal fd on the flsts of vagabondage, low as I •Chin-chin!" antlphonal to the cap· single crop of potatoes? It has only and the telegraph aud Kirk wood had paused to moralize since this has poorly organized, ihowed the measure of his self esteem. I aln's "Cheer-o!" been a few years crop telephone were not invented. Cooking u|K)u the discovery, he would have NOTICE. the oare used at le could not tolerate the prospect ofl then." Calendar been grown with pres- was done on a scale. Whole animals laid It all at the dour of his lucky "Now, proposed, ! The subscribers notice thai they gross I Builders' Finish hereby give ent. Tbere is now only one state which and hunks >egglng for assistance. 'Mr Kirkwood be with have been duly appointed executors of the last were roasted on spits great star uiid would have been wrong aside—peace Maine in the bushels neither DOORS and WINDOWS of any will and testament of exceeds produced were carved or torn off and set before He found himself, knowlagl IF to llm—let's get down to cases." I will furnish We who have never stoope.l pettj VAN DYKE, late of Lancaster, In the is New York with four S lie or Style at reaaonable prices. UEOKtiE and that nearly in that as before others. lor caring how he had won thither. I "VVot's the row?" asked the captain. State of New Hampshire, deceased, and given two states -oyalty shape larceny know that the oars lmd been times the acreage; and only There was no water in the Place the vast is the Hallam fe- bonds as the law directe. AU persons having running η the Verte, venerable! the direction of hla "The row. cap'n, are the value of the is there nt demands against the estate of said deceased where crop greater îomes and tbe old oaken bucket was tbe on his placed Where the Finest >!le of the cathedral rising I his nule, who has unexpectedly shown up Also Window & Door Frames. desired to present the same for settlement, and than in Maine, these two being New nedium which thirst was evil genius bent upon facilitating are to make through hotels and old world I η we have reason to believe, all Indebted thereto requested pay- York and and Pennsyl- •ight. quaint descent Into the a vermis of crime. Antwerp, ment Pennsylvania Fini* h for Inside 01 Immediately ex- luenched. with roof» and ga l vlth malicious Intent and a de- If In want of any kind of THOMAS H. VAN DYKE. Flour is Made vania has 2 1-2 times the acreage and a of ale or Iwelllngs peaked the he set one private Pine Lam They had sort malmsey Unhitching painter, "lU'.ile work, «end In jour order·. UKOKUE S. LKWia "The bread-making qualities of flour the value of the Maine >les and dormer windows Inclosing ee'lve to add to the of na- for Caah. ceeds crop by which was for the times, | oar the of th·· boat gayety j-r and Sblnjtlea on band Cbeap Nov. 190a. 1KV1NU W. DKEW. «re due entirely to the kind of wheat. good enough against gunwale leth, 134,000. bad not then become he other sides of the square. ΤΙ I 1 Ions." Nature gives to wheat, and flour, aUthe only >ut as Milwaukee Klrkwood at a dUcrtel dUtunoe. and wttb α powerful thrust sent his are kept us atrensth they possess." If we to develop th^ greatest pos- amous and was an •hlines (he could hear none but those I "Wore the odds? She enrn't 'urt Kentucky unexplored the own us so enII It for convenience» and Job Work. R.James Abbrkathbt, siblilities of Maine we must never touched the rate hotel. Above Its roof gilded (let for 'erself." Sawing agriculture the very best ever >f the cnthodral) were heralding sat without lyln' up trouble Planing, ta "The America» Miller." the in use -egion, tbo Illumina stern first out upon the rlrer. then in many ways methods 1er nor lifted her Listless and ettere of a sign, catching little consolation to us when y. adopt royal lipe up queenly lour of seven. preoccu- oars "Mighty for Sale. and in ose in him down, titted the Matched Pine Sheathing First Clasa Far· Is in other oountries partially | from below, out the title composedly tl.UO. TELL FLOUR ipirlts. )Ied in contemplation of his wretched! Jon spelled fve're working It out In Jail." Stateroom· OO. other statee of this country. We migbt deal. But withal to their locks and began to pull straight φι made from the finest specially She missed a great he wandered >f "Hotel du Commerce." for Mill· E. W. tHWDLER, increase the pro- '«sc. purposelessly lyilfli to the current "Speak yourself." grunted Turbine Steel Steamer CAMDEN and WILLIAMselected OHIO Red Winter almost immediately ihe seems to bave enjoyed life in her Hallam was Interested lu the across stream, trusting ound the then Into a Mrs. 1 duction of sweet corn and poultry and She bad square, dropped to the Alethea. lie •eady surlily. .... Maine. Steel Steamer GOVERNOR DINGLE Y President John W. Burk. ree and easy way. fawning to carry him down Weat Sumner, Wheat. on Its outskirts. Sotel du Commerce? "I returned Calendar dairy in the same proportion lovers and brilliant >eueh that vessel's do," easily leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, week who the wheat products :ourtiers and society. Klrkwood fell back to had already marked down personally Inspects we have iacreased our crop. It was some time later that he Thoughtfully 'We're both In the shadow of Jail, at P. for Boston. an that potato tVben times were dull she would give nol that not without a days 7 if., offered for this famous flour, has former of observation, now riding light and For Sale. The co-operation by means of associa- jlock ber friends over to Iced, with a casual. IndlfTerent eye, ale point Uul. my boy. since you choose to ta':o of 45 at the business. parties, taking a| of sus- glow of gratitude to see It still aloft Roturnlns experience years such as the cow testing associa- witness the official elision out of the Hotel de he richer by another object he reference as Sing Sin?, house on Avenue in South must come tion?, ;he Tower to )orter running to the river personal. My Skillings week Every shipment of grain are now formed in Mrs. llallum was and In proper juxtaposition ] double-tenement, Leave Union Wharf, Boston, tions which being )f some former favorite's head. and calling picion, the hostelry. lowever, yawns for me alone. It's go- Paris. Two-story, to the established William 'landre. directly opposite, that It had not moved hen at 7 P. for Portland. up long this state, can develop almost beyond no to distract ner and for some one bank, proof twelve room·, two lots, large stable, days m., There were airships ι fiacre In to (he carriage block. ivaltlng watching ' ng to keep on yawning, too. unless I Tell standard in every respect. the and quantity of ber duties. He a good oar. reckoned his fruit trees. tickets on sale at imagination quality ittention from queenly a woman, :o enter or to leave that establishment pulled nlss I love native land house, Through principal are the As languidly he watched my guess. my Ask He will tell yon that the These exactly were no to force ber to distance and. shipping the A. F. BARROWS, railroad stations. any expert. product. There automobiles It sécmed a reasonable inference prettily to but"— delicious bread—the that are used where success is 'ery becomingly dressed, follow the nost death, South Paris. the whitest—most methods :o her petticoats Klrkwood blades at the right moment, 4'Jtf rate· as low as other lines. kind that melt in gather up right royal lraw. Woll, then, so was Just blow that!" the Freight lightest biscuits, the the half to death across lorter down to the curb. the "Ow, Interrupted flour of greatest. inn scamper scared He deemed It brought the little boat In under J. F. General Agent, your mouth—are made from the sum in a sentence what we aud the woman 10 less than the lady. "Let's 'ear about LISCOMB, To up the streets. There were no trolley cars The flacre swung In, scarce α •aptaln irritably. Me. this wheat. That's the only kind that that their objects brlgautlne's counter with Jar. Portland, must do to realize the was forced < the before julte conceivable he 'Allnm. Wot're you afryd of?" highest possibili- with straps upon which she Ilsmlssed porter entering! held essen- Sheathing. goes into— is to An element of surprise be ties in Maine agriculture, organize, to hold when returning tired from a he vehicle, a proceeding so unusual were Identical. "Trald rhe'll set up a yell when and fir. For sale bv the time tial to the success of his plan, what Spruce Petition for co-operate, educate. There were no trusts to onlooker's He started to beguile by ihe finds nut we're the loot, Bankrupt's Discharge. ihopping trip. hat It fixed the Interest) to planting tbe she what she would do if— ever that might turn out be. J. A. KENNEY, In the matter of 1 fix, at tbeir sweet will, prices le pat rigid with attention. The wo- wondering tap'n. She's Ju«t that vindictive, ANNIE L. HOLMEH, In Bankruptcy, Thinks Pull Bloods Not Necessary. for what she would eat or this Une Standing up, be caught tbe brlgan- Paris. J William Tell must pay to he and Of a sudden he abandoned rott'd think she'd l>e satisfied with her South liaokrupt. ) will nan seemed giving explicit both bands, one a^tf Wuatis wanted is the cow that wear. She missed the breakfast food his breath, tir.e's after rail with know the Hon. Clarence Hale. of the Dis- For Sale ' directions to the driver, who )f spéculation and, catching >nd of the stick, but you don't To Judge by the butter and beef on a did not bave to ength.v of the of the United Sûtes for the District make most »ge. She dodge any almost afraid to credit the of which held the painter pur- trict Court ι lodded and gesticulated his compre- held It, and water off- of Maine: reasonable amount of feed and the sheep samera fiends whenever she went out for loined and lifted hie head above he Hallam. That milk truth that for once his anticipations boat, N.N it L Holmis, of Itucktield, 'n the Coun- wool and make I lensloii. of her that will shear the most » constitutional nor avoid moving pic· deck Une. A short survey of the of hers Is the apple eye, of Otford, and State of Maine, In ua*d N. D. Bolster Co. were realized under his very tbe ering \ ty most mutton on a reasonable amount ture takers when on through The woman was Mrs. HalJatn. j being to collar the whole District, re«|iectfully represents that on the 4th the royal trips deserted after deck gave him further ind Freddie's going last she was of the There were no suoh »yee. will kick day of Sept. pact, duly adjudged keeping. dominions. The first blush of recognition passed, I The anchor watch was not match or madam under the Acts ut relating to have and the doorway of the assurance. shooting bankrupt Congres· The great herds and flocks beeo in those days as appendicitis without amaze- Against lighted that she has «urrenderc I all things eavlng Kirkwood any He have been >ver the traces." Bankruptcy; duly bred from the oommon stock which Tbe awful bacilla and mi- Hotel du Commerce the figures of two in sight may keeping her and rights of property, and haa fully up pellagra. tient. It was an easy matter to ac-l property the start. nowa- as well forward Stryker's instructions, "Well Γ com Ile* 1 with all toe of said Acts was very low and inferior at crobes which tbe scientists find men were momentarily sketched by ρ requirements HILLS, for her where ahe was. us here. We the order· of Court touching her bank- art of °"»t being or he have off for forty "Well, she's queered and of This shows what the skill and in everything from drinking mugs came forth, and of the may crept their good days off the scent Kirkwood at they hurriedly Is believe eveel*bt ruptcy. man can do. had not come to warn us of Thrown by Whatever tbe reason for his ;an't do if ray lady going Wan ν Pprcnnsrer>uns> U)„ Λ „,βΜι wherefore she That »be may be decreed Jeweler and Graduate to kisses, was short and stout and even winks. anything mny whlte Λΐ1 ,{me prays. Optioian. ! 5heerness the she two one tell ta havoc with the Court to have a full discharge from all Some of the herds and flocks have death's ceaseless previous morning, absence from the of KIrk- :o camp on our trail and everybody •carvely noticeable «train raising by lurkings. it α distance seemed to bear himself post duty, come headaches, nerv- her estate under said inbred that that missed the the same can we? The the nerve. In time debts provable against been so pampered and they Taking all in all, while admitting ind day boat, wood was relieved not to have him to re're customers, optic 1· bet- such debt· as are ex- ivlth au accent of assertlveness, while shady ouaneaa an·) other alimenta. Prevention bankruptcy Acts, except have deteriorated in en- the man of has ivhlch had ferried over those whom the board Is, the law from such discharge. greatly vigor, well-paid working to-day deal with himself , now before ter than cure. "Lot ue do pnivenUng." cepted by cows was tall and of sboul- and. drawing gently juestion this Kind of Nov., A. D. 1909. durance and size. Some of the comforts, we must insist that , from the other heavy Dated day vory many ihe pursued. Returning Sheer-1 In over the made the fast Where now—and how?" ANNIE L. HOLMES, Bankrupt. lost their to to be rail, painter OPTOMETRIST, and ewes have fertility Queen Elisabeth had much tbank[ less to however, she 1er. chimed In. Queensborough. and noiselessly over toward "Amsterdam." Mulready Order of ITotlc· Thai «on. breed to sires of their own blood but ful and missed some things for Side side they marched in step stepped PARMENTER, Optician, for, lad taken the night boat for Flushing by that In the beginning." mOM Count a This of the oblong of the companion- •I told you se. will to sires of blood.. she sbonld have been thankful to the bend lighted Maine. District or Maine, foreign which and not without her across the embankment "The Norway, A. D. on ind Antwerp, voices from below how?" Calendar. On this -Tth day of Nov., 1900, reading •bows that an outcross will greatly im- had she only known. descending without way. A murmur of "But argued m. It 1· was not a woman to waste I ihevquuy gangway, we can t the foregoing petltl snch herds and flocks. )lan. She him with the knowledge Lord knows I'm willing, but that a be had prove the Klrkwood, comforted Ordered by the Court, hearing 1er Kirkwood be- pause to landing stage. the Hallam. of A. D. There must be a certain amount of of strength aimlessly. not miscalculated this rail, thanks to upon the same on the 17th day Dec., Tbere seems to be a great diversity over the guard that he had po by In said DU so she had had from the first banging breathlessly of all." 1909, before said Court st Portland, in the pnre metal· and with tbe as much it costs to leved that he stood within striking to lose her first that no- alloy to bow pro- At last We've got trie', at 10o'clock In the forenoon: and MAINE. are called full opinion In rlew. In rail, could hear their footfalls ringing jluie. wot s the 15 vetrs Watch- Demo- NORWAY, domestic animals that duce a bushel of one season ι ι very definite campaign I "But wot I'm arskln* Is expert tlce thereof be published in the Oxford potatoes, on the of the Bistonce of his quarry. | au J blood·. The cross im- this In hollow rhythm planks maker with crat, a newspaper printed in said District, Galway greatly with another. In a recent issue of hat campaign Queensborough pier his surname matter wlth"- Bigelow, in could oven discern Cal- The syllables of ringing that all known creditors, and other persons proved tbe Shorthorns. Mr. said that in Aroos- lad been the first strategic move, the I Inclined way, Nothing, so Kennard Boston. at the said time and place, paper Knights In his ears and followel bj "The Alcthea, cap'n? 4Co., interest, may appear The common stock has so raise at a endar's profile In dim relief clearly and show cause. If have, why the For Side. improved took County he could them lourney to Antwerp, apparently, the unlovely are concerned. But any they Sheep that there are fleering laugh brought him far as Dick and I of said should not be granted. by care and breeding less than 50 cents barrel, was im· beneath one of the waterside lights, Stryker's prater petitioner I offer for sale fraction per second, and the American I In the Is prejudiced. And it is further ordered by the Court, That sixty large, young that with the aame care and keep- Mul- to a pause. He flushed hotly my dutiful daughter Work grade· while C. F. Davis, one of tbe good farm- he was the and he recognized unmistakably All the Clerk shall send by mall to all known cred- one iressod that witnessing was so without proper pa- including thoroughbred will equal many of the full blood*. of tells us that be has inartic- darkness. The captain retailing She's been long itor· of said petition and this order, ad- sheep ing ers Corinna, kept of the decided ready's dfrep voice, grumbling Guaranteed. copies a as can the best nceptlon third step. success- Calendar laughed, dressed to them at their place· of residence as buck. As good flock you very One by selecting grado a close account and it will take with relish some of his most ternal discipline," will very conclusion of this of ulately. lUtfd. see. cows have a choice dairy herd that for a farmer in Cen- The process Tea-1 rather high spirited. Of often very olose figuring be had set after them ful witticisms at Klrkwood's expense. "that she's Witness, the Hon. Clakxmc· Hal·, Judge not so ι was Inevitable—madam would At the outset A lit'le out of the at Port- be hardy, vigorous and enduring, Maine to the if be has jonlng with li a lit- I overcome her objec- waj of the said Court, and the seal thereof, H. L. SCRIBNER, Paris, Me. tral produoe crop to accost but their Mnlready laughed him, course might 48tf liable to take on such tbe farm- Jear with Intent Calendar, to walk. land, In said District, oa the 27th day of Nor., disease, to hire help and buy phosphate at any watching. chuckle but the no fool, and every but it pays had been swift and his irresolute. tle uncertainly. Calendar'· tion·, girl's A D. 190». NOTICE. er should try and have.—Cor. Turf, than 50 cent· bushel and Thus was a magical transformation pace to bear JAMBS B. HBWBT, Clerk. less per get rune· of I bring Just s.J Farm and Home. for He fire on the dreading to was not but be broke the pressure G Ε WATCHES. CLOCKS [l. order thereon. In the District Court of the United State· tor th« for hi· own time and pay about. Instantaneously lassl-1 bung issue, andlble, more restless US. A true copy of petition and anything Drought now helps make her B. Clerk District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. It Tbe cost unable to decide which followed. only AND JEWELBV. Attisât: JAMBS HBWBY, his land. So there goes. ude and vain replnlngs were replaced reveal himself, pause that —ilrr cf ) with doubt- and suspicious." In the We believe every farmer should make depends upon the season, tbe conditions and energy. In a were the better course—to pursue the "I don't know," he aald In- Maine. ELGIN A. GBBBNLBAF, In Bankruptcy 5y hopefulness leave her to me," Mulready With Or. Partnenler, Norway, ( a of some one crop and learu which no man can calculate or discover what "You landed "You PARKER'S of Norway, Bankrupt. ) specially upon twinkling the young man was on bis I men or to wait and ing emphasis. say you "I'll how to this one to and last of all tbe with a brutal laugh. HAIR BALSA* the A. Greeuleaf, In the grow orop perfection. change, largely upon Mrs. Hallam was about In the end without a In hla pocket? terposed, btftotifta· the b*2r. To creditor·of Elgin feet, every nerve a-thrill with excite- him penny or Clean*· *nd and district aforesaid : There is a solenoe np man behind the Farm and to get her aboard PnxnoCe* * luxuriant frowth. County of Oxford great growing boe.—Turf, his that a at all. Of guarautee A new Lot the 37th ol nent be waited and had disappointment I don't call good pian advised Nrrer TmilM to B«stor« Gr*y Notice Is hereby given that on day around the growth and perfection of Home. "Drop It, Dick." Calendar A. D. 1909, 1m aald ltlgln A. Qreenleai ο for recompense. course he ain't a factor, but—well, Nov., farm crop, and no man can hope Mis. Ha lia m, blissfully. Ignorant 11 a bit easy with that ol was bankrupt, and that the flrsl every him "and go of Goods. The best DraoMi duly adjudicated For Mrs. Hallam did Intelli- It *ve been as well to give quietly, Plumbing IOc.«idSW« of his creditor· will be held at the offloc to succeed In growing a crop to perfec- a little litter at this surveillance over her movements, nothing might can't meeting Soatter grain amobg | make trouble bottle for Ave minutée, you?" oak woodwork for closets. No o!c of the Beforee, No. 8 Market Square, South Paris tion and from It a In the flacre. The driver Hud she driven over to the ho- his fare home. He might getting satisfactory noon, and a full feed at took her place gible. be c on the 29th day of Dec., A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock give night. I [to ontimkd.] and see this line. income unless he methods cal- a of is cracked his for us somehow. 1 don't mind telling goods. Call Job la the forenoon, at which time the aald creditor! employs What is meant by fall feed grain :lucked to his horse, whip tel bard the of the upon departure an ass. Per- to. Nc attend, their claims, appoint t culated to give tbe best result·. η handful for each fowl in thut you're of a attended may prove aboat good ind started off at a slow trot—a pace men he would bave that she you. cap'n, is easier to appear worthy bing promptly Wanted. trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact believed It tbe A mixture of corn, wheat, oats I'm kind of sorry for the boy. the for team. •och other boalae·· aa may properly oome be pen. which Kirkwood Imitated, keeping wus and would, fur- sonally one does not held than of charge Pullets, seeking Dorothy kind rune, position Barred Rock aald · Go down to tbe barn every night after and barley, equal part· by measurement, In the He wasn't α bad sort, as his Plymouth tore meeting. ïlmself at a discreet distance have elected to crowd their one fllle.-La Rochefoucauld. Nov. *7.1909. and see I· all an mixture for winter. thermore, little I office >jr. Booth Part·, supper that everything makes excellent and be was no fool, from what Will pur top market price·. WALTXB L. θΚΑΤ. m ot V» cafc bat PTOftpd to break Interview If she succeeded In la right with the atook.—Farm Journal. —Farm Journal. çbtalnlnp Norway, 47tf R. Ο. POBTXB, Norw»j. Betee· Bankruptcy. ESTA BLISHED 1:83. West Parle. Bethel. Backfleld. THE OXFORD BEAKS. of Mr. The fanerai of Jason Miller Book wh There «μ a attendance at the Sunday afternoon the fnnerel Oxford good from the Democrat, Masonic installation. The following Fohn 8. Allen was beld in the M. B. leld Baptist vestry Wednesday GIFTS! mem· Rev. Mr. offlolat- HOLIDAY Allen waa a ,t10:80 Lamb I3SVK» TUESDATS. officers were installed by Past District ; jhurcb, of which Mr. o'clock, ΓΗΕ DOINGS OF THE WEEK IN ALL | Mr. Buck bae lived at the Buck- Benton Swift: aer, and the pastor, Rev. C. L. Bang· ag. FOR GIFTS Deputy CHRISTMAS a to him aa a leld town farm for many and SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY. W. M.-J. K. Brook. iart, paid loving tribute yean SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, DEC. 14, 1900. 8. W —C. L. Bldlou. nan who waa Interacted in the ohnroh fcken great Interest in its management, Useful. and Better W.—Samuel Re Jr. and is J. tee, work, generous, and above all a devoted le was the son of Melcar Book, Bigger Parts HUL 8ec.—L. B. Swan. and husband. The of he ninth of eleven children who have Tnu.-C. B. Lue, Jr. father Knighta Α Γ WOOD A FORBES. Π ret Baptist Church, Bev. Q. W. Γ. Hill, pas- S. D.—L. H. Pooler. attended in a body, alao Bear tassed away. There are two brothers a. m. Pythlaa than Ever Before. ! tor. every Sunday at 10 .-45 J. D.—J. Alton Btcknell. waa a mem· 'et The bnrial was at the Hall Footwear Praichlng River Grange, of which be living. Κd Iter· ud Pr«prl«tart. Sunday School at IS. Sabbath evening service S. 8.—O. A. Kimball. at >er. There waa a attendance of Buy at 7 a». evening large lemetery. GROROS M. ATWOOD. ▲. E. fouu. Prayer Meeting Thursday J. 8.—O. G. Chandler. 130. Covenant Meeting the Last rrlday before Mar.—C- T. Barden. fiieods and relatlvea. The floral tributes Mrs. I. N. Smith was in Bethel last i SO p. ■. All the let Sunday of the month at Tyler—A. L. Bacon. were and and were tokena reek relatives. Invited. many beautiful visiting Tekm* a If In advance. not otherwise connected are ocrdlally —41.30 year palit strictly A male composed of Messrs. >f respeot for the one who had gone and Mrs. Walter Morse of Rutnfurd was in a fine line Otherwise 12.00 a year. Single copie· 4 cent». quartette We can show you of pres- Mise Persia X. Andrews was at home Dunham and sang ; dso of for the widow and Ave own Friday. surely ADVKK-riSKKiurrs:—AU legal advertisements Irish, Wheeler, Tuell, sympathy installation music. A short The burial waa in A. H. Cobb is at work in the store of -ire riven three consectlve Insertions for 11-30 for a few days last week, returning Sat- the pro- little ohildren. Newry. ents that will be useful and that will be appre- per tnch In length of column. Special contracta to Medford, Mass., where she will gramme followed the installation con- The W. C. T. U. have prepared com- be I. W. Shaw Co. mode with local, transient and advertis- urday | I yearly duet Mrs. Irish and Mrs. to the lumber Mr·. E. J. Marston is her I winter. of fort to aend Ml the campa. visiting DAYTON er». spend sisting by baga ciated. We never knew anyone who had more Albert E. Davie· was with hie family Bates; vocal solo, Alice Barden; vocal Mr. Oilman Bean, who has been ill for «rents in Brewer. Job P»urn*o New type, fast presses, electric | and solo, Mrs. lome ia Teamsters and pleasure drivers have more power, experienced workmen and low prices here Saturday Sunday. Bates; piano solo, Madge time, Improving. shoes than they needed. The pairs on combine to make this department of oar busl- Admiral and Mrs. Lyon left Friday Tuell. Thursday afternoon the Ladiea' Club >een Improving the fine sleighing of the EVERY DEPARTMENT n·»·* complete aud popular. for Boston and New Tork and will go a j Mrs. F. S. Farnum has a nice line of if the Congregational aociety beld the last few days. hand the better it is, and we are positive that little later to the West Indies. millinery whicb she is selling at reduced annual Christmas aale and chicken pie W. C. Allen opened bis store in the C. «nVOLE COPIES. BARGAINS. Miss Julia Brinckle of Wilmington, prices to make room for Christmas inpper. The tables of aprona, dainty 3. Spaulding store, formerly occupied by HAS cent· we can suit and fit the most exacting. We Single Copies of the Democrat are four Del., is relatives here for a few goods. work and home made candy were I. H. Morrill, Saturday. Mr. Allen will each. will be mailed on of price by visiting | fancy They receipt Rev. I. S. Macduff went to Lewieton in the and were well a fall line of boots *.he publishers or for the convenience of patrons weeks. arranged chapel tarry staple groceries, have carried a good stock but never jingle copies of each Issue have been placed on Mrs. Fred Shaw is visiting in Auburn, | Thursday to see Rev. Hannah Powell of patronized. At six o'clock supper waa ind shoes and gent's furnishings. Mr. always : -ale at the following places In the County where Mr. Shaw Is employed. South Paris, who is ill at the Central served to about one hundred and twenty· Ulen has been bead clerk for the I. W. better than now. south Paris. ShurtleflT'» Dru* Store. Miss Edna M. Luce returned to her Maine five. The fair waa auccessful. shaw Co. for a number of years, and is Store. j Hospital. very Norway, Noyés* Drug in New last week for the a from West Paris Schools for the winter term of liberal Stone's Drug Store. home Vineyard Quite large party re-opened leserving patronage. Goods. Crockery. Ruckfle'd. Alfred Cole, Postmaster. Christmas vacation. of young people attended the dance at last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shaw went to their Dry Parle Hill, Mrs. Harlow. Poet Offlce. Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Shaw entertain- Morrison's Hall, North Paris, Friday The dancing sohool haa ao increased jome in Geneva, Ν. Y., Saturday, after West Paris, Samuel T. White. Dinner sd four tables at whist Tuesday evening. evening. that the lessons were given in Odeon ι two weeks' visit with Mr. Shaw's fa- Sets, For Men. A time was W. E. Bosserman, Miss Mildred Bos- Ball Mr. Wilson Shaw. Napkins, Coming Evente. very pleasant enjoyed. Tuesday evening. her, There will be a Christmas tree and I serman of Bethel, H. A. Bacon, Ralph the ladies of the Uni· have the Walk-Over in for anJ Friday evening North Waterford. Tea We many styles $5.00, $4.00 $3.50. Dec. 15.—Farmers' Institute, West Paris. entertainment at the church on Bacon, Mrs. James Day, Mrs. Harry versalist aociety tendered their new Towels, Sets, Baptist for Jan. 4.—Oxford Pomona Grange, Norway. Saturday evening, the 25th ins t., Entes, Mrs. Flora Cole, and H. D. Berry pastor, Rev. J. H. Little, and family, a Jacob Dresser has Ernest Naeon work- Fitzu, and Other kinds $3.00, $2.50, $2.co and Jan. 4, 5. β.—Exhibition of Western Maine Poul- to] $4.00 $3.50. $1.50. which everyone is invited. of Pond and Walter Bacon of at Pattee The in his blacksmith for him. try Association, South Paris. Bryant's reoeption Chapel. parlor og shop Water Sets, The schools closed a successful term Norway were in town Wednesday to at- ind audience room of the chapel were Mrs. Maud McAllister and two boys Tray Cloths, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Friday. Pupils not absent: tend the funeral of Mrs. Elfreda L. prettily decorated, and after the large ire going to close their house here and ierald Curtis, Maynard Curtis, Perry. company had met those in the receiving ire going to live with her parents at Handkerchiefs, Sets, Our 23d Annual Christmas Sale. \llce Hutchlns, Clyde Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mclntire of Cas- Rev. and Mrs. their Liovel). Berry For Women. A Merrv Xmas Ronald Ma line, Little, daugh- Shaw, Stiles, are of Mc- deer Leona tine, Me., the guests Mrs. ter, Mrs. Burbank, Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Ma- George Farnum went hunting Men's Furnishings. Ylexamler Stearns, Thayer, Toilet and 00. New When You Kxpcct. L,eou Proctor, LUa Proctor. Intire'e uncle, H. H. Wardwell. son and Mrs. Emily Philbrook, Mr. E. C. ruesday and took dinner at Fred Hazel- Mittens, Gloves, Sets, Sorosis, $4.00 $3.50. Evangeline, $3 Century, $2.50. Presents. Christmas Absent one-half Wednesday, Dec. 15th, at 10:30 A. u., Park called upon Rev. W. C. Curtis of ion's. For Christmas Gifts Buy Footwear. day: Princess and 1:30 p. m.. at the new Hall the to weloome Mrs. L. A. is from Bie- Louise, $2.00. Hull·!*? Goods. lllce Curtle, Lewis Proctor. Grange Congregational church Kuight moving & Saucers, Lovers' of M uslc. the Maine Department of Agriculture the new and to to jeetown to one of the rents owned by Yarns, Wristers, Cups Absent one pastor family Bethel, Holiday (ilfts. day: will hold a farmers' institute to which :hurch and the work to which lames Brown. Holldav Goods. Lois Curtis, Bessie Thayer, especial All. all are cordially invited. he waa called. Rev. C. L. of Wallace Jones has his new barn nearly Merrv Christmas to kladolln Thayer. Banghart Skirts, Initial Tumblers, Also a full line of warm felt lined Boots, Shoes and Slippers lor i tii Cook's. John Marshall has moved his family the M. E. church being necessarily ab- sompleted. Sweaters, 5-A Horse Blankets. on Qreeawood. to sent a most cordial letter of wel- Elliott is at North Stoneham want shoes of kind for work.. For Sale. Bangor. sent, Henry men and women, in fact, if you any r.ien, Miss Hall of Ν. ι hunt. Probate Notices. Five inches of snow Tuesday night, I Josie Groveton, H., some and greeting. Mr. E. C. Bowler deer is in was visited Petticoats, Lamps, can find what want here. Auction. rausing it to look again like winter, and visiting friends town. grave a greeting in behalf of the citizens Mrs. John McAllister by or children you you Notice of Bankruptcv. itill the ponds at low water mark, Mrs. Charles Stowell and Mrs. George to all of which Rev. Mr. Little made a 1er brother and wife Sunday. Appointment of Administrator. nearly Milk Sets. Rubbers we the Gold Seal and Maiden in all Also rom it is infer that if Woodsum of Locke's Mills were week- Miss Jane Gib- Waists. For carry st)lei. Flower*. PUnts, Ferns. which natural to [ very appreciative reply. Mills. for Xma*. end of Mrs. L. H. son a solo and Miss Elsie Hall Locke's Keady ίο more rain falls till spring there will guests Penley. sang gave a full line of and Suit Cases. Think it over nd of Ν. has visit- Trunks, Bags carefully >e a dearth of water. Mrs. Emma W. Mann has returned a solo, which waa followed by a Phil Green Berlin, H., The President's piano ; Message. from Ν. where she has recitation Mra. Addie Vandenkerck- )d at Earle Farrington's for a few us can find here that are useful ar, mat Several more deer and another big fat Peterboro, H., by days. you will agree with that you gifts President Taft's to | in a store. and Mrs. C. E. were in message congress skunk taken since the snow, and to-day been working millinery hoven, which was heartily applauded. Mr. Stowell at the of the session last week of Portland last week Christmas Carpet. will be opening hey are after the former game as Dainty refreshmenta coffee, oocoa, buying appreciated. to been received with eager-1 seems have general as ever. Weat Sumner. sandwiches and cakes were served. A roods. y to our we will that for favor, that it is damned with was Frank is at work for Z. W. In regard prices say nearly twenty-five years except Oliver G Whitman, who sold his farm W. E. Doble has to Hartford to happy evening spent. Cummings faint those who do not find in gone at East Bethel. Art praise by tome time ago, has the The electricians are very busy, having Bartlett Rug Fringe, here in and our methods of ·ι·- the bought place teach the winter term of school. Squars, we have been located right Norway, :ng it so much as they wish regarding his Leslie at finished all of the churches and Fairfield of Lincoln is the new >wned by son, Whitman, Emil Barrett, little son of P. G. Bar- many Joseph matters of regulation of corporations, Locke's who has the residences. nachinist at the spool mill. are in this the same as have π I v. I Mills, bought rett, fell on the of a chair Couch business respect they always been, trusts, and conservation, important edge Saturday, At 2 o'clock the Mrs. James Crooker received a silk Covers, Joseph Fairbanks stand near by and a near his left The Saturday morning Rugs, now, but which are left to cutting gash eye. on as as the store is under the nanu!·.·. to topics just uoved on to it. The other will move of our were aroused by ieck scarf from &Irs. Betsey Corliss continue long present management, eye is badly swollen and inflamed. He people village be considered in future special as can the tire alarm which called the 1er It was omit- perhaps >uch goods be spared during the is under the care of Dr. H. F. Atwood. sounding wedding anniversary. Stand Covers, at a fair of all is list of last week. Mats, carry reliable marked margin profit, messages. nr inter, bur will remain on the farm till fire department to Mr. Albion Holt's ;ed from the presents good, goods, is A. G. Hadley moved to Greenwood In regard to the tariff, the president of the house on Elm Street. When the Our miller, Llewellyn Bryant, is driv- this basis we have foundt nd ipring for the purpose using up Tuesday. family and one strictly. On to further changes until the new awoke the house was all in flames. The ne a white horse. Curtain represented price opposed hay according to agreement. Mrs. Sarah Underwood of Boston is high-stepping Poles, tariff commission bas ha-' time to secure Mrs. was re- Ed Bean was to shoot Sweepers, and we believe it to be the best and, in : ict, There are several persons on the sick with her Mrs. Alice Buck. aged grandmother, Ingham, lucky enough built up this business way, as to the cost of | sister, detiaite information ist at this writing*: moved at once, but the family escaped mother deer last Wednesday. which will James Buck left for Auburn Thurs- Sash Rods. the to do a business. production here and abroad, Adoniram Swan is now with ! with any The Hassocks. o~ly way good legitimate boarding where be expects to a few scarcely clothing. piano Pond. some time, probably two or day, spend and an were removed and some Bryant's require Calvin Cole, and has a trouble in his | organ Our Store willl>e from Dec. 20 to 24 inclusive, nd three years. days. house The horse and cow Wallaoe of — open evenings tiead. Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Stetson have re- furnishings. Bessey, Wakefield, Mass., Fine Line of He also is to any congression- were taken from the stable and a few risited his Mrs. Hannah Ordway, and do opposed Alon Cole who, while at work for from New where sister, closed all Christmas. Please remember this your ^pping at customs turned Hampshire, day al present of the was were saved. It took it North this week. Mrs. investigation Herbert King, taken with nervous have been to visit friends. carriages probably Woodstock, in the New York custom they ladies as stores will be closed th v. frauds charged aud was to from a defective in the kitchen. 3rdway, who is one of the oldest before Dec. many of the prostration obliged give up Mr. Melville Dunham, who has been chimney Saturday, 25, bouse, as it interfere with the The bate the η town, has been but is now WOOL AND COTTON BLANKETS. might tiis job. His wife has come home from and was family deepest sympathy quite ill, couviction of the guilty parties. failing physically mentally, of the Insured in Wheel- mproving. Oxford and is caring for him. taken suddenly insane Friday of last community. He favors a system of savings er's for on and Granville Abbott of South Paris has postal Mrs Austin is sick of pneu-1 he is low. agenoy 91200 buildings Morgan week. At this writing very re- banks. said to be (500 on furniture. noved into Mrs. E. J. Felt's house, monia and her recovery is | Alvin Swift, wife and little son, of 36 Market Other projects which he recommends ioubtful. jently occupied by James D. Farnum. Square, West Paris, were here Tuesday, called MIDDLE INTERVALS. N. SWEn SHOE are: Edwin J. Picture Ε. CO,, Fred Cole's little six-year-old boy I here the illness of Mr. Swift's foster Hadley's Moving A to encourage American by Reading of the death of Mrs. A. K. Show will come here the first of the new ship subsidy underwent an operation for Mr. Dunham. ap-1 father, Hicks reminds the writer of school and entertain under the of shipping. l>endicitis and was doing well when last days pear auspices South Maine. House NORWAY, MAINE. in There will be a concert and Christmas Paris, Opera Block, Publicity of political contributions heard from. in the neighborhood where she then the Ladies' Aid Society. tree in the Baptist church Christmas elections of members of Congress. been lived, between Locke's Mills and Green- W. F. Bowker and wife of Portland Tolepliono 11B>8. Clyde Dunham has prostrated evening, Friday, 24th. All are invited Jtore from Dec. 20 to 25. Civil pensions. threatened with j wood City. Pleasant recollections in- were over of James L. open every Evening «everal days, pnemonia, j to come and their guests Sunday A higher rate of postage on periodicals bring presents. deed of boarding in her family, which Bowker and wife. but is now convalescing. Mrs. Cornelia Moody of Hebron is the and magazines. consisted of her husband and Five deer were shot here in one A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. I of her R. N. Stetson. herself, day A fund of $>0,000 to aid in guest brother, eon, also her mother and the moth- this week. suppressing Arthur Tracy yesterday, but survived Walter Farrar of Hartford visited his aged the white slave" trade. | er of her husband, all kind and careful Elsie Cushman is the winter »nly a few hours. A. G. teaching A commission to evolve a plan to ex- brother, Farrar, Saturday. of the welfare of the one with them. term of school in the North Woodstock Mrs. Wesley Ring is visiting at the I The dinner served the Ladies' Aid & Co. and the by The sou was a and one of the best & Co. F. A. Shurtleff pedite legal procedure mitigate Bennett place, and now the conversation pupil, district. F. A. Shurtleff of the Univerealist church in the vestry in and Mrs. "law's delays." women and the hum- scholarship deportment. Charles Rankin of Mechanio Palls has >f the underneath, the Sth inst. was a success, well at- Construction of an artificial island being Hicks was then otten troubled with been at Cole's. ming of the telephone wire overhead, tended. Another dinner will be served visiting Eugene and fortification in the entrance of asthma, and it followed her until her Duke has returned to Port- make both vocal and instrumental music, Dec. 22. Thompson OUR 23D ANNUAL Chesapeake Bay, two battleships and death. She was one of the best of land where he is business col- the first mentioned, of course, sounding Mies Atwood of attending the es- | Elizabeth Norwood, and a in her one repair ship for the navy and sweetest. women, patient Christian the Mass., is a few weeks with her lege. tablishment of an extensive naval base spending family. Her motto: brother and Dr. and Mrs. H. F. at Pearl Island, Hawaii. wife, "To be little and unknown, East Waterford. Atwood. A national bureau of health. Mrs. Austin Morgan is critically ill at Loved and prized by Qod alone." C. H. Pride, wife and daughter, and Statehood for New Mexico and Ari- this writing, Saturday morniDg, with The loved and prized of earlier years Mrs. Hattie (ireen drove to Ira John- East Sumner. zona and an appointive governor and pneumonia. are fast passing on to the beyond and son's at North Fryeburg Thursday of executive council for Alaska. Kenneth, second son of Mr. and Mrs. The death of Charles M. Boeworth oc- waiting for the loved left here to linger lasr week, returning Saturday. Friday, Civil control of the lighthouse board Fred Cole, was operated upon this week curred on Tuesday forenoon, Dec. 7th. on ere we their rest shall know. the 3d, was Mr. Johnson's seventy-first and separation of the National Astro· for appendicitis at his home by Dr. Web- Age 23 years. He had been ill for sev- Reading the items of Greenwood re- birthday, also the fiftieth anniversary of Is Now On. ohinmtiiri fmm nival control. ber of Lewiston He has a trained eral months from tubercular disease of minds the writer of a loved one whose the marriage of himself and wife. Only Going Celebration in 1913 of the semi-centen nurse also from that city. The boy is the lungs and his death caused no sur- angel spirit hovers near to comfort and members of the family and near relatives niai of negro emancipation and re-im getting along as well as could be expect- prise. bless in life's darkest hours, and on were present. bursement of the depositors of the tie ed. The quarterly meeting of the Oxford whose tombstone are these words by a Mrs. Sidney Hall's brother, Ray to our 1909 stock of Christmas funct Freedmau's Trust ά Savings ί ο Freeland Herrick is again able to be Baptist Association will be held with friend: Brown, of Twin Mountain, Ν. II., is Έ CALL special attention He reports the country t> be in a high out, after being laid up fur several nays the church at East Sumner on Dec. 15- "Dear one, fArewell—where thou haut gone with them for a time. state of prosperity, and adds "There from a badly cut foot. 10. We all shall one day go. Miss Lulu Mclntire began teaching at A little while we on W and than ever before. We linger better reason to believe that we are on There will be a dance at Cole's Hall Mrs. Ella S. Heald had a sale of some Hill This school Goods as every Ere we thy rest shall know." Temple Monday. opens being bigger the eve of a substantial business expau night before Christmas with good music. of ber on tbo 20th with Miss Maude Dresser as paintings Tuesday. They Our sympathy goes out to the ones left eion, and we have just garnered a bar Nellie Tubbs is working for her aunt, make house oruameuts and are de- teacher. good behind, for "Those who go are we can show vest unes in tlie market value <>f Mrs Ernest Curtis. sirable for Christmas. She had happier Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark are at but a list of the you. Every impled gifts than those who are left behind." mention partial goods our agricultural products." quite a collection which found a ready Samuel Young's. West Lovell. sale. North Paris. Alton Ames shot two deer Wednesday. Oxford Pomona Grange. S. his line is stocked Irving Bowley cut hie ankle Monday Robinson, accompanied by Mr. Traek has put in hot and cold complete. Oxford Pomona Grange held its an Mrs- Addie Keene, visited and a physician took live stitches in daughter, water, in the kitchen, hard pine ceiling nu&l meeting at the hall of Paris Grange, it. Lewiston last week and noted the "Mer- for the dressing and other repairs. South Paris, Tuesday. Officers Ζ and son chants' more would McAllister plowed Monday, Display." Many F. C. Kimball has gone to work in the were and were installed by bave taken in "Merchants' Week" bad year elected, and Tuesday are making sleds prepara- Paris Co.'s mill at West Perfumes. John A. Roberts of V-trwav, with Mr. there been late trains for them to Manufacturing Books. tory to drawing pulp wood. any Paris. The odors from Hud- and Mrs. G. W. Q Perham of Bryant s Mrs. Aman.la McAllister is at home return on. Two hours is altogether too Our stock this season is un- leading Pond The officers are as fol- short a time to note the attractions of and agisting. from her brother's. Charles Seavey's, in both in and nut, Palmer, Colgate lows: Stow. two cities. School in the Tuell District closed surpassed quality M .—Richard II. Gates. W< st Part·». others. In Alexander and son have fin- Next Dec. 19, will be observ- Dec. 10, Miss Ida Littlehale teacher. A We have selected the fancy packages, 25c. O.—Meurv .IM-ou, Otlstlel 1. Liroque Sunday, variety. ed as "Forefathers' at concert was the and L.-Carrle A. Robert*. Norway. ished sawing poplar for Chandler Broth- Day" the Congre- graphophone given by the to $2.co each. Imported afternoon. Miss Little- best to be obtained from 8 —.1. H. K A eOOD NUMBSB OF COMFOBTAB1 PB08PXB0C8 BODY ITOW ONE Ο PRESENTS. Excellent sleighing (or the firattlm , HAS , CHRISTMAS H0U9K8 POT CP AT SOVTH PABIS. this season on the 8th ο f Τ HI BCST HOMll IK THE STATE. Wednesday, the Gift has turned toward the use- SOUTH_PARIS. December. ? slnce tendenoy of Holiday The December term ol the Norwaj U/L Μλ+ our of G. Π. Penley returned Friday from ι For s number of ye*re It has been bad a jubilant tlm Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, f f ful as well as ornamental, we direct your attention to display Municipal Conrt waa held at the office ο Norway Grange IIV IvUla to Stoneham, with % deer. commonly understood thing tbatthei Thursday when its new ball waa formal I banting trip Judge Jones on Tuesday. New entries and Plated were "no rents at South Pari·,' and an dedicated according to announoemen Silver Ware, Mrs. II. E. Wilson visited her sister > etc. The attorney· are pleaaed with I hi desirable rent which became vacant wi This grange baa needed more con Mrs. in Gorham, N. H., a few 1 proapect of a new court room (or thi long and Fogg, dayi sure to be tor just as soon as U ; modiona and convenient quarters, an Speotaolee Eyeglasses. last week. spoken Court. The I. O. O. F. Blocl intimation was made that the Municipal the time ripe the work of coi occupy when completed will be a moat accept being The school* closed Friday for a twc might move out. We have been bull* sirnctlng it baa. been completed tb! Men's able place (or the conrt. 6 ple**ant street» weeks' vacation. open the iug and extending factories and year. Furnishings. They again publ In the civil case, George vs. Λ1 C ADhC men and men. Men in all after Christmas. buildings of one kind and another, bi Fogg Norway No. 45, Patrons c ρίΓΗ them to be the most desirable remembrances to give both young Monday bert Richardson, in the Municipal Cour Grange, K.IVI South Paris, Maine. Believing the building of houses has not kept pact ί Husbandry, was organized at tbe soboo and which can contribute to their comfort Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Ordway and on Wednesday, involving a question ο walks of life take in their appearances any gift a half dozen new bouses In a year bein house at Norway Lake, Oct 24,1874. J pride personal of West Bethel visited relative» of claimed 1 daughter a good showing. Everybody seemed t payment wages by plaintiff had 28 charter members, of whom 22 ar and desires is town the tiret of last week. the decision was reserved. surely appropriate. in realize that we needed more bu now others have moved an bouses, F. J. Rol(e of Romford Falls has takei dead, away, D. E. after several few seemed inclined to enlarge the suj there remain only two of the obarte Dresser, spending of Beck's garage on home even one. possession Templt members who are now members of tb weeks at Upton, returned Friday ply by Street. Mr. Rolfe has fitted it foi Neckwear Ρ Not Handkerchiefs Ρ Why Not Braces and deer. In the matter of new w Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Why Not Why with his allowance of two buildings American Box Ball. Electric hav< grange, Ryei Ρ bave had no bo»m this season, bu lights eon, the former tbe first master of tb Armlets Mrs. Newell has come from been put in and the building has beei See ours. Newest and Plain and initial, cottons, lawns, Mary enough new houses have been put up t grange- styles Sumner to the winter as usual sheathed with a heavy blue paper and ii Boxed one in a box. spend do a little something towards relievin For some time after its organlzatlo colors, individual box, linens, Japonette, silks, 10c, 15c, pair fancy with her Mrs. J. D. Haynes. very attractive. ! 4-in-hands, daughter, the The houses which hav tbe held its in the hous Goods ac- Armlets congestion. Loon M. returned from c grange meetings Not but Braces 25c, 50c, $1. Longley a 50c., 35c. Tecks, String Ties, 25c, 50c. expensive G. Burnell suffered a partial gone up are mainly comfortable house of R. S. Freeman, where there is gooi Swasey week's hunting trip at Flagstaff Mon Holiday toe, for the average of modérât sized hall in the secotid As th Bows. 15c, 35c, 50c. paralytic shock on Tuesday. He is fair- family He brought home with him twi story. HnnuimiiiiiiinininiiiiimmiuiiiiiiiiiuiiniHimHnmiiiiiiHiimiimmiiiiiinmiHH ceptable. is confined to the means. Not have been erece day. grange one room after anothe ly comfortable, but enough deer. Mr. also shot a mink, grew, lllliaiiailllllMIIIMIIMIiaiiailHIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIItlllll IHIHMMIIIIIIHIHIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Longley wa •IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIItliaHllllllllllllliaillllllllllllllliei room. to a of accommodation! was added to tbe space used, until It produce surplus the pelt u( which brought him nine dol· and if there are any vacant rents i necessary to look for better accommoda S. P. Maxim and S. Maxim are lars. Mr. Longley'· brother, Silas Long' Not Bath Bobee or Not Some Fur Why Not Jewelry, Sanger town, the Democrat is not informed ο tions, and in 1877 a building in Norwa; Christmas Why Why Pond their lev, resides at Flagstaff and is engaged Slippers. at Shagg putting up camp, the fact. village, at tbe corner of Main and Bridg House Coats Ρ Article Ρ Gloves, Mittens, Hats, which was taken there in sections in in guiding, hunting and lumbering Umbrellas, up The largest number of new nouses ι Streets, was fitted up for the usa of th An Ideal Gift for Man or Woman— two loads. There were six in Mr. Longley's partj Shirts, a a row is on Wheeler Street, which wa grange, with a ball on the tbird floor You cannot to $6 We have Fur Gloves, Fur Caps Hosiery, Underwear, and tbey report a time. expend $4 of Probate Albert D. Park last season. That nearest th big This ball has been occupied until tb What could be so useful and still ? We have a Register opened The first rehearsal for the festival cho- for art'cle more to and Fur Coats. We have Fancy Vest large was built Ο. K. Clifford. I as before i any pleasing Caps was at last Tuesday to attend village by on present time, though stated, Fryeburg rus at Mrs. Hattie Harmon's Wed- so little Ρ for too. of these. the December term of Probate Court at is two stories, six rooms, pantry ant bas long been insufficient for the need cost him. and Coats Ladies variety nesday evening was attended by aboul bath, piazzas on the front and rear. I of the grange. that place. twenty. The officers were elected at with elastic in soft kid is occupied by S. N. Marston and family Some years since the lot on which Ibi MEN'S ROMEO, sides, pliable and Helena follows: Mrs. A. W. Cox daughter Tbis house has within a few days beei new ball has been erected was purcbas and hand turned have visited Mrs. President—Carl Harmon. soles, price,.. $1.25 of Bangor recently transferred to Mrs. Aaron ο and last the old wai Page See. ami Treae.—Carrie Tucker. ed, spring building CHRISTMAS? Cox's Mrs. W. 0. tan and kid leathers. WHY NOT CLOTHING FOR mother, Frothingbam, Norway. Con'luctor—Mrs. Arthur Fog*. sold and the money put into the build in black and alligator EVERETTS, a for a few days. are has added to in ι woman her husband or son to our stores to select new SUIT, OVER- North of this two small house Abner Mann while at Boston attended ing fuud, which been Wide and comfortable, 60c., The who brings erected bv am of The new ball was 76c., $1.00. at her can make no mistake. Mrs. Carl Mason, who went to the Ralph Hemingway a Y. P. C. U. meeting last week. variety ways. pu COAT, RAIN COAT or any other article of clothing expense, stand and is for. Undoubt hospital at Augusta about ten days since, George W. Haskell. These bad Mrs. Llewellyn Jordan has gone to up, partially paid OHENILE, in fancy colors 60c. Such «how sense, as well as sentiment. other and ar the interest and zeal of the mem' gifts is reported as doing well, and on the of the line of the houses, visit her daughter in Lynn, Mans. edly to serve as ells lo bers will assure that the debt which re Fur ROMEOS. road to recovery. desigued eventually The fair given by the ladies of the LADIES' Fine Felt, Trimmed, but are finished inside an< ! mains shall be taken care of in a short larger houses, Uuiversalist church last week cleared warm for house in him in comfort Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Cotton of Windsor, Soft and wear, price, $1.26. REMEMBER : THE QIFT THAT KEEPS, keeps you mind, keeps out, and their respective owners are liv two hundred dollars. ; time. are with Mrs. Cotton's father, in The new is of basement anc in a hundred or more forms. Call on us and ask questions. Vt., ini£ in them comfort. Stephen L. Ethridge of Portland was I building LADIES' Fine Kid THEO TIE SLIPPER, very It's in our stores Hiram Pulsifer, for a visit, probably two bnilt of and Is a fine At the north end of Wheeler Street ii in town with friends a few days last ! stories, wood, until after Christmas. is οι 1.26. a home built by Wilbur L. Farrar, tw< week. j looking struoture. The entrance serviceable, $ a short distance There will be skating in New Hal) stories and attic, containing two entirely On at the residence Whitman Street, only Monday evening j off Main Street. Outside dimensions ol Tuesday evening, with music by the full separate tenements, each six rooms ant of Capt. M. P. Stiles, Camp Galilee of ; * On tbe South Paris Band. The affair is under bath, with piazza on the front. Thew the Brotherhood of David held its an- the building are 38 76 feet. Other Gifts for Men. H. Co "J tiret floor are the room an<1 F. are the the auspices of the band. tenements occupied by nual meeting and elected the following j dining Noyes and of F. M. Hammond, principal familyof tut officers: j kitchen, with ample ante-rooms Norway. E. Maxim came up from Port- cloak rooms. A and all South Paris, Harry high school, and Josiah N. Horr. DavWl—William Lebroke. large range Gloves and and morn- Neckwear, land Friday night, Saturday On Park Street, on the lot next to hu Jonathan—Roland Ayere. other conveniences make the kitchens ing left for Newry, to put in the rest of former residence, H. W. Dennison ha* Jehoehuphat—Otle Jones. comfortable place in which to work, J oat)—Fred Walte. | the season deer hunting. roomi and an of shelves between open built an attractive house of eight Benalah—Roland McCormtck. arrangement Fancy Suspenders. |: For Sale. and with front and furnact Sc-lah—Fred Stiles. the dining room and kitchen, with doors Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker and Mr. bath, piazza is and a choice now it with his fami Shalum—Stanley True. each makes the ol A pretty Tie always acceptable and Mrs. Albert D. Park, tempted by heat, and occupies opening way, serving A of horses, weight was meals convenient. pair young the weather and the sleighing, ly, having sold the house where he for Stephen Libby of New Gloucester very pair of Suspenders are very useful, while all sound and smooth. good on The hall is on tbe second with a and in a visit to merly lived. in town the first of the week busi- | floor, 2400 pounds, spent Thursday Friday e. ar needed. F. I. Robert Paterson has built on Pit» ness. ; large stage at the front, and ante-rooms Gloves always CUMMINGS, their camps at Shagg Pond. Paris Street, on the second lot south of th« H. L. Home, who is in a hospital for and toilet rooms, etc., at the rear. The 50-51 South OUR been in Donald S. Briggs, who had Universalis! church, a comfortable house surgical treatment, is reported as doing floors are all maple, and the finish is of for a few re- WE DO Stoneham huuting days, of two stories, four rooms on the first well. bard pine. The building is heated by a Shirts. PROBATE ÏIOTICFH. DISCOUNT turned home with two does. One is as furnace in the and is the estate* Friday floor, three bedrooms, small sewing George T. Tubbs reported again basement, lighted To All persona Interested In either of them was of fair and the other Taken it in hereinafter named : of size, room and bath on the second floor, an inmate of the hospital for treatment by electricity. altogether, more useful or DEPARTMENT that White and Fancy—Nothing ▲t a Probate Court, held at Fryeburg, In BUSINESS was the largest doe shot in region on front and one side. He and for trouble. one of the best grange homes in Maine, piazza spinal ; and for the County of Oxford, on the (1 »: this fall. at one must includes new and one his family have been occupying it foi Prof. Newton of Hebron preached ! and in whioh Norway Grange pleasing. Our line many Tuesday of Dec., In the year of our Lord chnrcb The committee was thousand nine hundred and nine. The follow- and Rev. Isabella S. Macduff of West Paris some weeks. the Congregational Sunday. rejoice. building 60c. to not for the convenience rich patterns. Prices $2.00. ing matter having been presented for the action only On the second lot south of Paterson s, Music by Mrs. Arthur organist, John A. Roberts, H. J. Bangs and W. supplied the pulpit at the Universalist Fogg, thereupon hereinafter Indicated, it Is hereby ie un- C. W. Home and W. C. Pierce. to ourselves, but also to church afternoon, and will also Maurice L. Noyés has built what Mrs. Luella Smiley, Okdkrsd: profit give Sunday the State Master Stetson of Greene wag Cuff Buttons, Studs, That notice thereof be given to all persons In- be there next The questionably one of the of C. Dome. ! Umbrellas, again Sunday. best_ terested by causing a copy of this order to be our the most convenient and Houses the It is of roome John P. Swain his deer in for the exercises of Thursday. patrons service will be at 2:30 p. m., of year. eight captured present Handkerchiefs in silk three weeks successively In the Ox- preaching before his return the Tbe formal dedication service was in Collars, Cuffs, published at South and the School at 1:15. and bath, high basement, hard wood North Stoneham ford Democrat, a newspaper published service. Sunday at a satisfactory floors in the living rooms, finish in cy- first of the week. closed session in the forenoon. Paris, In said County, that they may appear and linen, Overshoes, Gaiters, Probate Court to be held at Paris, on the The Club met last Monday in H. is with her At noon a bountiful dinner was pure We find our discount service a most Euterpean press and fir the natural Mrs. C. Sargent daugh- served, third of Jan., A. D. 1910, at 9 of the weekly popular Morton Oregon too numerous to Tuesday with Miss Tolman, not with Mrs. two windows Ie ter, Mrs. Hal Eaton, in Connecticut. tbe invited guests including those who and many other articles clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon If wood, large plate glas· one. for a of our Directors to as laid in the and stat- his bad contributed in or otherwise see cause. This committee down programme the front, wide piazzas at the front and Harry H. Glidden has resigned money are useful they provides The Demo- mention. Among them many presents ed in the last Democrat. rear, furnace heat. There is also » as foreman at the shoe factory toward the building. Edwin T. late of Porter, de- position Edgtcomb, call at the Bank every Monday afternoon and paos upon crat's collector of news is however only Hood sized «table, with tho stalls In the to accept a similar position with Wise & An open meeting was held in the hall, for or ceased; will and petlUon for probate thereof hoys girls. Lizzie 11. Edgecomb.the executrix very remotely at fault in the matter. last of the work on the at Auburn. The workmen in at 2 p. m., with F. P. Towne, presented by the merits of loans and offered. basement. The Cooper opening therein named. applications him with a master of the of the house has just been hnished, and Mr. his department presented Norway Grange, presiding. According to ruling post ADDISON E. HERRICK, Judge of said Court. enables us to thwart the and are about in. nice Besides tbe epeaking, entertainment season and The weekly discount office you may not write on Xojes family moving very traveling bag. We are well for the holiday hope, ▲ true copy—attest : plan department, B. Rideout at Bris- features of tbe were prepared "Not to be till At the corner of and Rev. S. preached programme songs ALKSBT D. PARK, Bolster one to your package, opened Spring to rise our in of to person on Charles M. Conn Before bis return F. S. Pike, Mrs. Frank Kimball, Mrs with above expectations strengthen· dangerous practice giving authority Christmas," without paying letter post- Streets, facing Spring, tol, Sunday. by your help, a two be a visit with his friends of a Kimball and Mrs. new. McCLllRE'S MAGAZINE wants a responsible but the same be Johnson has built double house, enjoyed Bradbury, readings by old and on loans alone. age, thing may stamped ing friendship gaining and energetic man or woman In Paris and vicin- pass tenements of six rooms each. These few dâyH A. E. Morse, and piano music by Miss on or put on in a printed slip without j ity to attend to its subscription Interests Ex- are the families The first of the "Star Course" o( en- Annie Whltebouse. Is This enables our directors to know at all time» the adding to the regular postage. tenements occupied by unnecessary. There liberal guaran- of Arthur Graves and Percy Herry- tertainments was held at the opera C. W. Ryerson, the first master of Kriencesd compensation. A profitable permanent was business without capital can be established condition and value of our securities. night's snow not quite of his two houses on I leasanl house on It was a and one of the two re- Tuesday In place Thursday evening. Norway Grange, among friends and acquaintances. Whole or sufficient, as soft as it was, to make good were the Char- charter members, was the first time to ttart. Com- Street opposite the cemetery which recital, "Leah, Forsaken," by maining spare time. This Is the heel or in the im- Write note. We solicit your patronage. sleighing in the village burned in August, IPOS, W.V. lotte Adams Dunne. speaker. He gave some interesting plete outfit and Instructions free. are of McClurt's Magazine, 46 East 23d Street, New mediate vicinity, though sleighs has put two houses, each a anc The annual Christmas sale will be reminiscences of the life the grange, F. up J. 47-9 story Plummer, York City. more but north of Paris bad the or less used, a half, seven rooms, and a stable witt held at the Congregational vestry Tues- the various quarters it occupied, PARIS TRUST COMPANY. Hill and on the hills in other directions each house. These are for rent, bu dav afternoon and evening, Dec. 14. disfavor with which the organization Clothier aod Furnisher, FREE, to Boys and Girl*, Flexible Flyer, "The sled that steers." The best sled In the world. 80UTH PARIS. MAINE. excellent sleighing is reported. finished on the are no ι Walter Anderson crushed two of the and its members were at first regraded, though outside, Tou can easily secure one within a few days by on bis hand while and the esteem in which In a Mrs. Charles H. Kimball was taken to vet quite ready for occupancy. fingers right assisting general they - doing a little pleasant work. Some have an electric car the last o( the are now held. South Me. few hours. Be the flnt In your town. Write at Lewiston for a By raising the roof of the ell and in moving 31 Market Paris, the hospital surgical Sq., today, stating vour age. A postal card will do. some of the unfinished ο week. were not how- State Master Stetson congratulated the operation for appendicitis and gall finishing part They amputated, j W. I. Davis, 155 East34th St, New York City.47-9 E. W. Mason has added ever. upon Its new home, and gave a stones, it being a severe case. It was the building, grange five rooms on the second floor of hi Oscar J. Tubbs of New London, Ν. H., talk on grange principles, saying necessary to take her on a bed. At last good house on Brook and has; thus after a short visit with his father, C. N. that it is not necessarily the large grange report she was resting as comfortably Street, made a rent which Is hu Tubbs, has returned to Academy, following the operation as could be ox- occupied by Colby When You Expect ·σ ·Μ»ν* Www. ... — is son, S. Mason. nuwiv UV T> the grange where the right spirit pected. Philip to a of for less than they are worth you gel Horace Maxim, who lives in what ha Irving Frost was at home from Poland shown. get pair gold glaeeee and Mr. for something. Gold dollars are not told for ninety cents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Morton been known as the Captain Woodburj Spring laet week for a few day·. i Rev. J. H. Little, chaplain of the State nothing are not made bad eye· are and Mrs. Geo. C. Fernald were at Kamp distance of the vil· Oxford No. Κ. Ο. E., will Norway Grange Good eyes by wearing cheap glasses; place, a short south Caatle, 2, Grange, congratulated it of soon be here. at Pond a few all the difficulties in «1 .50 a when you get will Killooleet Shagg day· I age, has up an addition there whict give ite sixth annual ball at the opera upon overcoming buys you good glass, VUkiU (Kara fhuv BnillO put makes the piece quite comfortable for ι house oo Friday evening, Dec. 31. Mu- the bnilding of a new home, and placed deer hunting, but though they got eight small family. nie by Stearns' Orchestra. Floor man- the grange hall side by side with the CHRISTMAS to as at some deer, they were unable bring Before meeting with the accidenf ager, Harold A. Anderson. Aids, Ur- chorch and the school house repre- in any. Hunters are quite numerous in which caused his death, Orrington York shal C. Gammon, Carl W. Boynton, Al- senting one of the great powers for good Geo. that vicinity. hail begun ou the building of a hous* bert C. Fogg, Geo. L. Curtis, W. in the country. It's time to be thinking about the purchases you are to make. on the east side of Winslowand D. L. Farrar. Brother Parker of the Lewiston Sun Our advertisers have considerable to for himself Higf the Edward and fell from had a word of congratulation to offer. to the readers this weak •Street, beyond village corporatioi Lovejoy slipped I are selections say regarding Christmas but not far outside. He had if the roof the last of the week and L. C. Bateman of Lewiston spoke RICHARDS, The alert buyers already making Christmas. In fact, are occupying limits, piazza SOUTH MAINE. they bone· in both of his ankle·. and PARIS, their usual of boarded iu, but had done prao crushed the briefly eloquently, especially telling rather more than portion mainly the dis- so rush of the last few inside the frame, and il ; He was attended by Dr. Bradbury and bis hearers that the keynote of We have the Best of at Sensible Prices from our stock, and avoid the days the space. It is good matter, though, tic.illy nothing Everything Optical as it. at once moved to the Lewiston hospital, eussions at the National Grange whicb and may be obtained stands he left many suggestions and is as well as he attended was to select for Dr. Stewart has built a good sized sta lie has returned doing recently co-operation, before Christmas. You'll find this store the place from these advertisements guidance must the ble at his house on Pleasant Street, and can be expected. and that co-operation be key- in buying your Christmas things. W L. Libby has made an addition to hit The village achools closed Friday note of the future work of the grange. man or We've all the kinds. which closed for a boy. dependable Only a few days to Christmas, stable on Deering Street. afternoon for a two weeks' vacation. I H. D. Smith of Norway Grange gifts is now very much in evidence in the the only considerable There seem· to be an epidemic among the speaking with a brief talk, largelj Industrially, in COOK'S stores. Perhaps you don't need the sug- addition has been a greenhouse. Tbii the teacher· to cloie their services ! reminiscent. do in Is the Place to Buy gestion, but the earlier you your was built by E. P. Crockett, near the Norway and look for other place· Neckwear Gloves Christmas «hopping the better it is for home of his father, Geo. B. Crockett, or which to teach the little American. Born. Handkerchiefs of you and everybody else. Also, Porter Street. It is 20 feet 8 inches bj Two other teacher· in the grade school·, for the We have made the are in demand. You'll Holidays. for Christmas giving. Only the earlier mail your pack- an office 12 feel Miss Helen A. Akers and Miss Celia A. In South Parle, Dec. 8, to the wife of Oscar W always course, you 00 feet, with buildiug j XMAS CANDIES careful to show you the less it is to be it have with Panons, a daughter. a of the preparations best and newest are to be found age likely delayed. wide across the end, with the heater Abbott, resigned, MissCragin Charles R find here choice offering this In Canton, Dec. 0, to the wife of lot of neckwear we have the and two doors above foi and Miss Green, who resigned term, a son. the finest The names of not absent one- basement, Swett, best. Plain white and are some of best pupils all four the best teachers in Nor- In Greenwood, Dec. 9, to the wife of Arthui season's here. Here the School purposes. This greenhouse among Canes, Baskets, Apples, ever We invite in- half day in Shurtleff Primary general a shown. your a new for tb< There ia it ia claimed, Tracy, daughter. to which represents industry way. difficulty, In Dec. to the wife of WlUlan colored handkerchiefs 5c. 50c. kinds :—Unlined dress in are: what is left of the School Norway, 3, and of our stock. The newest gloves was this fall, and ii with Norway Moore, a son. Sticks, spection Ray Thurtow, Lavlnla WethexeU, place, completed Doughnuts Big Initial handkerchiefs 10c. to of which one is deceased, one in In West Porter, Nov. 27, to the wife of free 50c. to Helen Cummin*»», Ethel Smith, now in operation. Board, of and and and castor, 50c. one at home Towle, a *on. All made of and to eat. shapes colorings, 35c. cape $1.50. Maxlne Bennett. Sa.lie Smith, In the line of an the Portland hospital and pure sugar good Silk and public buildings, In Belfast, Dec. 1, to the wife of Edward Β handkerchiefs, plain Annie Clifford. one the time from { Wool dress in addition 30 χ 40 feet, two floors, hat about half Augusta. a son. 50c. lined gloves many ; Lunt, initial, and 50c. Those absent less than two days: been made to the court bouse. Thii The superintendent claims to be carrying 25c. the of the $1.00 and Ruth Mi Whorter, Stanley Green. w.is made necessary by the increasing into effect orders Norway WATCH OUR WINDOW XVfAS styles, 50c., $1.50. of Married. size of the law as well aa tht > School Board, and it ia all because Seneca Club will be entertained library, AND SEE THE FINEST Silk lined $1 .ooand $1.50. The music and in the vil- Sweaters gloves, at Mrs. need for better accommodations for th< teaching drawing Mrs. Hilton and Miss Walker Lake In Rumford. Nov. 24, by Bev. Ε. B. Barker by care of the On the first fl >oi schools and the Norway and Miss Llnnl< DISPLAY EVER. Suspenders Fur lined in different Hilton's this evening. The prisoners. lage Itr. William Henry Tweedle Coat sweaters make excellent gloves Monday school. It is to know that den. roll with this wing of the building is principal!} interesting j Abble Hay are programme includes call, quo- been a in In Brownfleld, Nov. SO, Mr. Will C. Bennetl make gifts. They If haven't decided to Men's devoted to a large j.iil kitchen, pantrj for year· there has big fight , practical gifts. you quite materials, $2.50 $3.50. tations from "Uncle Remus;" biography for and Miss Genie Quint, both of Brownfleld. and well fitted for theii town to secure an appropriation tbi· useful. Our holiday let us a of Joel Chandler Harris, by Mrs. W. P. serving room, j BOXES this always what to give him, suggest mittens in wool and leather, second Hoor the raair work. It ia now five hundred dollar· Our line of FANCY year 25c. "Burnt Monev," Mrs. purpose. On the assortment is with know he will Morton; paper, to th< for "instruction In drawing and Died. complete coat sweater. We of James Whitcomb part of the ppace is devoted per year ; will be worth All new to Full lines of Boys' Wilson; biography " An inatructor of very limited seeing. goods. all the newest ideas in $2.50. "Ao library, though toilet rooms bave beet muaic suspender it. We have coat Mrs. Haskell; reading, for In East Dec. Charles M. Bosworth appreciate Riley, by on both floors. This ii and soue qualification Sumner, 7, 25c. and 50c. of Mrs. Stewart. added building experience 23 We also carry manufacture. Men's suspenders in in all gloves, Old Sweetheart Mine," work has been aecured. Now the aged years. sweaters gray, blue, etc., of brick, conforming in its architecturi the I in Upton, Nov. 23. Elsie Wight, wife 01 a ia shall the in- and The street railway has powor plow to the rest of the building, and ol difficulty apparently tbi·, William Swett, aged 62 years. 35c. 50c. from $2.00 to $5.00. men music In Dec. 5, Boland, son of Mr. anc grades which has been built by the railway construction as tht > structor in drawing and super- Brownfleld, strictly fireproof IIre. Hyron Anderson, aged 2 years. Figs, Dates, Nuts, Grapes, &c., Sweaters and to use on the snow this win- ni the "instruction" in these branch- 50c. up- this season, term is commonly used. There is intend In Greenwood, Dec. 9, Infant daughter of Mr Boys' Bath road it the several or and are agents for the SAUNDERS GREEN- Robes ter. Since the building of the wood exposed on the outside except th< es, taught by teachers, I and Mrs. Arthur Tracy. wards. has been out with a attach- and all the shall sbo instruct the pupila in the vari- Me. Orders left for Cut House Coats plowed plow window frame*, practically HOUSES, Lewiston, have become almost a necessity in ed to the front of a car, or two ears wood inside is the doors and frames anc ! ous grades? It is said the wages paid it nine Flowers or Floral receive prompt attention. an ideal We make a together. With the power plow the finish, while it is separated from tbi ι the teachers who have resigned, Designs make gift. a man's wardrobe. Our robes are to cover cent should be easier opening and keeping main building on both floors by fin dollars, were never intended Auction. A guess on the weight of the big Cane with each 10 showing of these useful Umbrellas in case of a storm, and we thli for instruction in good made of warm materials, the road open doors. Exclusive of furnishings, compensation drawing on heavy, of fourteen dollars I shall sell at pubUc auction purchase. The newest in blue make useful and serviceable gifts. may expect to see less disturbance addition represents an expenditure ο ! and music, while the garments. in and South Maine. Phone 15-3. cut roomy and comfortable. the schedule from snow than before. about $12,000. paid for a special teacher drawing December 20, Parle, and coats with fancy lining Our stock comprises all the and Monday, gray While on the of al music i* for this special particular AT P. was stormy, and less subject building, 1:30 X., to newest ideas ; 50c. and Several colors, $5. Tuesday evening not somi Instruction. In other words the special match, $5.00. upwards. though the structures are only At the Talbot on Brett Hill, South Paris than usual, though still a good number, not for another place Paris but in anothe t of $500 is : the of the Tnivcrsalist distance from South appropriation The following property attended supper but for a bcnce was town, it may be interesting to mentioi superintendent teacher, between 1500 an( t0 Good Cheer Society. There plenty loaa Four-year-old colt, weighing t'me ^ thinking that four Paris have buil the trouble in Norway achoola and 1600 yearling heifer, and all my farm ^nfltg««It'8 food and to spare. For the en- South people pounds, pur of good four of the best teachera. t*v,ls, Including—set of two-horae sleds, goo< about a fur coat for the a or cottages at Sbagg Pond during ; of log Stetson Hats tertainment there was piano duet by camps as utw, two sets of donble harnesses, slngl HOLIDAY GOODS- Shirts 'he season—Albert D Park, A. W. Walk used but Fancy Mrs. Morton and Mise Thayer, a piano has returned. harnesses, disk harrow, little, plows cold weather Better come in and see ours. Wheele t Graydon machine, and otbe cowing. The critical look di- a Miss er, Π A. Morton and Alton C. cultivators, chains, mowing solo by Mr·. Morton, reading by ankles too numerous to mention. This store is head- —and that the Maxims are now puttinj • Hammond of the high Katherine Morton, a song by Mrs. Principal see another there. and Mra. are M. BERRY. All are invited to call and rected to the Stetson hat and a short and laughable farce up school, Hammond, apend· HIRAM cordially for overshirte. Smiley, has quarters with an hour's No property been destroyed b; ing the vacation at Phillips. A. D. PARK, Auctioneer, South Paris. NEW LINES at by four male characters, the an Are the season. On the first da; Plain white soft shirts as becomes ad- sociable to close the evening, Howard during Good Cheer Wednesday ol always a Are around thechim meeting of last January ladies' of the Shaw at the piano. this week In the parlor well as a of The ney in the house on Church Street own large variety miring glance. T. Mo· Universalist church, at 2 p. m. Flowers 1 Plants! Thursday evening Rev. A. ed by Ε. I. Spofiord and occupied by Mr the colored novelties. All one the Whorter repeated his lecture, "Prom and Mrs. Ware, did some damage to th The Mission Circle of the Universalis) wearing of gives of the Sham- Pierce's. Tree State to the L*nd It is a fac meet with Mra. Child Tues- John Pine house and furnishings. church will Ferns! sizes up to 18 J, 50c. and H. B. at the un- that since that thia week at 2:30. Foster, best and rock," Congregational veetry, worthy of note, da; day afternoon of style longest der the of the Christian En- has not been an nor a doll* Don't Christmas dress auspices there alarm, a of the third buy your $1.00. Hathaway was There will be rehearsal One Price deavor Sooiety. There a fair audi- of fire. this freedor Clothier, wear. We have the damage by May rank team after the meeting oi Presents until you have CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS. shirts Flannel ence. Mr. McWhorter's of fire continue regular $1.00. description from K. of Hamlin Lodge, P., Friday evening. ... All from 25 eta. to the Haviland. his recent is in the main conver- ... visited prices higher priced - - · Stetson in two colors and trip shirts in blue, gray and Maine. sational, unconventional throughout, and Miss Marie Dolliver is at her home ii 1 The Ladies' Aid will serve a auppei Norway, each. always entertaining. He not only hat Baltimore to spend the Christmas vaca in the Baptiat vestry next Tharaday at Sherbet and Ice Cream Glasses brown, $1.00 to $2.00. four shapes, $5.00 in- a miscel an eye for that which is instructive, tion. 0:30 p. M., to be followed by in etched and amber glass. seoH« en plain, teresting and beautiful, but a keen laneoua program. Supper 15 cents, The Greenhouse, Mrs. Rillia of Auburn ha of humor and appreciation of the un- Dingley tertainment 10 centa. A cordial invita- the of Mrs. Geo. R. Mort ο Porter Street, Silver Novelties usual and the ludicrous, and many a bit been guest tion ie extended to all. Sterling Hem of is also brought out by the for a few days. MAINE including Pencils, Key-rings, Gauges, SOME GOOD ADVICE. philosophy A number of the teachera have gone SOUTH PARIS, Match Safes, Manicure Sets, Etc. scenes and incidents which he pictures. The thermometer reached zero Sur Stilettos, to their homes to apend the Chriatmai NOTICE. Although some of his audience bad for the first time this set day morning, vacation—Miss Susie Kendrick to Litch- States fo heard bis lecture when he gave ft before, In the District Court of the United Silverware, son. That's a pretty good record. Wbittura to Lewis- In Watches, Clocks, varied from the field, Misa Florence the District of Maine. Bankruptcy. If you bave dandruff, get rid of it by it was considerably Edith H. Hatch to Farm and Mot ι. ton, and Mies In the matter of ) Cut Glass Jewelry, tbe XIHAS were and started FOR other and all delighted* I. E. Andrews family In killing germe. BEADï version, M. Bankruptcy LOBES GORDON, ( a fine assortment of Dutch Collar Plna If hair is it. with it day morning for North Anson, to vis t ington. of Pern, Bankrupt. ) including your falling out, atop 25 ct·. to $2.50. There is one sure that will the of Mr. Andrew·' brother. the creditors of Loren M. Gordon, in th and brooches, remedy crew finished tht family To The pipe-laying N. D. Bolster Company have taken th< Connty of Oxford and district aforesaid : cure these misfortunes and aid you to mail c work of getting the twelve-inch The Seneca Club have the Red Croi » for the Ideal Vacuum Cleaner ant Notice Is hereby given that on the 11th day remain young. line agency A. D. the said Loren M. Gordon wi with an exclusive of into the Wednesday. Connec on sale at several of the store· i D on aale or to rent a Dec., 1909, Parisian tbe bair Square •tamps have the machine· bankrupt, and that the fln Sage, great restorer, with the of the Norway sys are to t e duly adjudicated t'ons pipes town. Remember the proceed· their store. meeting of his creditors will be held at th is guaranteed to permauently remove and ir 8out tem were pat in at Gothic Street used for a charitable purpose, poesibl y office of the Beferee, No. 8 Market Square, dandruff in two weeks, or P. A. Sburtlefl lay Whia Rubbers Β «come Ifictiwrjr Paris, on the 29th day of Dee., A. D. 1909, Handkerchiefs, Aprons, the Square. Thursday they begau to save a life. at which time th OF MUSIC A Co. will you your money back. shoes Allen's Foot-Base, a pon 10 o'clock In the forenoon, LOVERS give a six-inch pipe through Porter Street And your pinch, attend, their clalmi Parisian hair—it ing to be shaken Into the shoes, Is Just the thin, said creditors may prove Sage stops falling the twelve-inch main on Park Ο. K. Clifford haa exchanged tl e (1er trustee, examine the bankrupt, an and other from use. Η for Breaking In New Shoes. Soli appointa tbe bair from Leather he bui it to Try each other business as may pro perl will find prevents fading. Goods, Street to Street, where a connec house on Wheeler Street which 29c. Don't accept any tuMUutt transact perpetual pleasure It Is for High Everywhere, before said meeting. tbe beet beautifler ladies' bair main of the with Mr·. Aaron < 47-30 corns tion with the Norway sys this season, Page South Parts, Dec. 11, 1909. from our No musician as it makes barsb, lusterless hair ânffy work was finisbtc for the farm on Brett Hil! no m WALTEB L. GRAY, perfect pianos. tem wai put in. This Norway, or BMaty Patau. soft and beautiful. novelties. If· Bseksck· Beferee In Bankruptcy. There is a little more wort Hiram M. Berry. bladric admires no one but is Parisian is sold and Saturday. ; occupied by If you have pains ln|the back, urinary, but them; rigidly guar east side ο and tack of Sage and covering un the or kidney trouble, dltzlnes* energj anteed F. A. Shurtleff A Co. Price calking versai ist School wi II NOTICE. by other end of tbi Tbe Uni Sunday Mother Qray's AUSTBALIAS-LFAi interested in the a tbe river, and on the try It has η notice that he hi price. 50 cents bottle. It csn also be pro have a tree, and sociable f< '■ the pleasant herb care. As » regulator The subscriber hereby gives a of a mile of six-incl supper, or 50c. Ask to-dai administrator of the estai cured at 50 centa a bottle from th< system quarter ai d equal. At Dranrlste, br mall, been duly appointed large MISS S. M. WHEELER, ; tbe members of tbe Sunday School to in from the Stony Brool SAMPLE FREE. Address The Mother Or* We will and save money American all pipe put of give you quality you makers, charges prepaid fron the io Good Cheer Hall Frida Le Ν. Υ. 47-i HERBERT H. HARRIMAN, late Lovell, dam to tbe with tbe pipe parents Co., Boy, end Address Giroux Ν. Y junction ■ at 0:3 In ι he of Oxford, deceased, give same Mfg. Co., Buffalo, reserv<>i: Dec. 34. Supper will be served y County at the time. the other dam. Work on the bonds as the law directs. All persons havli the tree· will be unload* d I and Goods, is and it looks ae i f after which ALLEY'S Ltlie BALSAM demands against the estate of said deoeaaed ai Millinery Fancy progressing well, m All children ,t thoi desired to the same tor settlement, ax the would be in work and game· played. cure not only a fresh cold, bat one of present ' system complete a -η will all Indebted thereto are to make pa; Αι ι member· of any other Sunday School stubborn that uaually hang on for month requested C. E. TOLMAN & COMPANY. order the first of January. caught 80ο. ment immediately. FOLETSQONET^IAH ing by In ll 16 tt a trial and lta worth. «5c. |l.tt SOUTH MAINE. 01 most invited to join Give prove 1909. JOHN F. HARRIMAN. .... fme iSIMrsfw emfe, «μ» Mm PARIS, agreement with the Norway company cordially December 7th, SOUTH PARI·. MAI NI 1 festivities of the evening. 47-00 prie· haa not yet been reached. Ladles' Suite Ribbons Marked Down. The Land of Ribbons of all kinds and widths. BREAK THAT COLD This ie j Dresden and several widths. your chance, don't Before it sends to a sick bed Consumption is often the result of Holly, you Let someone elae get the suit neglected colds. So don't delay—get a bottle today of the true Puzzledom. ONE LOT of 10 yd. pieces for 10 c'a. that want. What a Blue, red, white and greon. you nice "L. F." ATWOOD'S BITTERS Don't fail to see the new checked for Ohrlfltmaa gilt a suit will No. 721.—Changed Letter Puzzle. I remedy ka—■. The* drive all «he imparities from the system, work. The surest, quickest, safest cold By the change of a letter turn an fancy make. relieve congestion of throat and head, au i me cold disappears like magic. Nothing like the | L. K." Medicine for cleansing bo* el» and blood and pitting the whole system right. A few occupied field Into something for light, j doses will do it. a bottle May, U cents at dealers. β sound sf pain Into a ditch, au artl- Linens are Nice Gifts. Xmas ticial channel into trivial, an Irish Aprons. would be to You will make no mistake in measure Into a convenience for hold- Any housekeeper g'ail buy- ing. depository Into woe. — Youth's receive Table Linen. It is always ing one of these pretty aprons, they Companion. useful, and therefore all the more ire sure to please. - - No. 722.—Charades. likely to be appreciated. We are APRONS OF ALL KINDS, such at L a line selected Bretelles. Waitress aprons end the Free! Free! Free! My flret, λ thine of low degree. ehowing splendid Some trimmed Of loving heart may be. for Xmas gift givers. everyday aprons. with My second wrote exceeding well. especially tocks and Hamburg edge. A tine Though never a story had to tell. ONE LOT DA1IASK, 70 inches wide, assortment for 25c. My whole In every home la found, pnre linen, very pretty patterns for APRONS, fine lawn with Beek where you will on Christian ground. deep fancy 50c, 69c yard. hamhnrg ruffle with tucks, pocket, IL 50c, 87c. One lot with fine tuck* and ONE LOT, 70 inch, of good weight a Take one of a persecuted race uaclloped embroidered edge, only And to this add a measure; linen, large assortment of patterns, 75c. TEA APRONS, 25 different style*. We Then give with these to sin a place— ONE 72 of and fine want to be sure to see m You'll have a man of treasure. LOT, inch, heavy you these, nie to o( fine lace and linen in all the desirable patterne such This is the Place lawn, hamburg trim- m. many with lace insertion, others as of the snow drop med, My first Is coupled oft with night fern, lily valley, with some with 1 37. hamburg; fancy It brings you thoughts of every fright and fancy scroll, $1.00, 1.25, pocket·. Your choice 50c. A When would run or maybe fight. iarge you to match from $2 50 to |4.08 assortment of 25c aprons. But It has come In sunshine blight. Napkins 4.98 dozen. My second is of ebon hue. dozen. Napkins 91.00 to word is there for of you? Gifts. What praise PATTERN TABLE DAMASK, 72x90, Get Useful mischief 'tis very true Furs. For rife, and 3 98. Some little good you still must do. very pretty patterns, 14.50 is better than a My whole In springtime of the year Napkins to match, 22 inch, 13.98 What gift of Furs1 farmer will For every appear. dozen. A fur A thing to make the timid fear, Pleasing, practical, lasting. all steer. TEA OR LUNCH assort- Far from It will cowards CLOTHS, large its to most people as to how much they piece is the finishing touch which ment of patterns, extra fine linen, perplexities Christmas Time with marks the well gowned woman. No. 723.—Anagrams. 36x36, «3.25, 2.98, 2 50, 2.25, all with can *or and whom they intend to remember. may sPend Presents ISABELLA or SA HI,Κ FOX SHAWL Each of the following anagrams two inch hemstitched edge. Many Ail τ 4- "D ι be to form the name of a the A visit to this store COLLARS, soft, tine and the transposed others for 75c, 98c, $1.50. All Its Pleasures BUt what to give—that's question. Huffy, man famous in history: most wanted kind, tnramcd aol TRAY CLOTHS, extra fine linen, large : a large, dm in will result $2.00 1. C. will love R. more. 2. Δ pale its MANY DEPARTMENTS happy with thick brushes $10.00, 15 VI (200 with assortment of 21x30 V), I am Jan N. pattern», inches, barn poet! No, no. 3. 10 00. Muffs to ma'ch of PERSON the number 19x29 87c. Good size, Christmas with an enormous any these. bringing largest Filnnberk. 4. A wit-mill tip. 6. A soft 98c; inches, 75c, solution of the This store is ready for the Shopper, question. Pillow and rug from *7 00 to to a Brahmin some with drawn work, 50c, 42c, 37Jc, shape of this entire advertisement Hobbs' hen for Jem's, β. No. call far and wide before find hn to and serviceable You'll travel you'll 10 00. March T. Butcher Mortal's chops. 33c, 25c. Four lots of Tray Clot stock of practical, sensible gifts. THEVariety Store, Norway, Saturday, OPOSSUM SHAWL COLLARS, a warm be hemmed at ends, of fine linen, 30c, as this store offers. 5,1910, at 3 P. M., will receive a No. 8-20, King such an assortment of useful gift things and durable fur, some trimmed with No. 724.—Buried Quadrupeds. 33c, 25c, 15o. / valued at FREE. Ask me auimal heads, «0 00, 6.50, 4.08. Muffs Kineo Range, $60.00, 1. If you will give the broken TOWELS, Figured Ηuck of fine linen, it to match, |2 98 to 8 CO. your friends to begin to save this advertise- seal pa can replace designed for initial, large size, 87c, 75c. 2. It would certainly be a very good I BLUE WOLF, a very popular kind, ment for you. TOWELS of Fine Huck and Damaek, Attractive Gift Handkerchiefs by the! Xmas Belts and Gloves. idea to do so, Ethel. Christmas Cards, wide and large |i:< ·'). choice patterne, some with fancy drawn thick, brushes, '"THE person bringing the largest number of this entire 3. The little black cub Is only waiting What more useful than a belt Muff· to $13.50. work, sizes 27x45, 23x44, 22x24, $1.39, Thousands. gift match, advertisement to Hobbs' Store. on or for a chance to bite you. Stickers Novelties. woman Variety Norway, and each. or a of A FUR THROWS or scarfs— mine. 1.50, 1.25, 1.00, 87c 75c Tags, thousand» of Handker- pair gloves? before Dec. 17, 1909, at 3 P. M., will be a 4. No. I will not give her broad and Literally Friday. given DAMASK AND fine £ln this comprehensive never has any too many of these. Isabella Fox, $7 50, $8 00. δ. He gave them each a moist bit of HUCK, pure linen, You will need these to :hiefs for Xmas. are always YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION to the OXFORD DEMOCRAT, surely of Novelties there are a They «2 98. 3.98. 4.08, 5.98. root. assortment, 50c, 25c, 15c. Guests' collection \ allk Opossum, preserved ginger make a Christmas Gift look neat. η taste and An BELTS of plain, fancy and braided to be sent to some not a subscriber. 25c each. the selec- good acceptable. Russian Mink, $3 98, 5.98. the paper person already 6. She did not encourage Nettle to Towels, number of for [ elastic in all the moat desirable colors. possibilities mmense of them for men, These will also on the Kineo studies. variety Blue Wolf, $9.50, 0 50. apply King Range. pursue her musical DOILIES in sets, round centerpiece with tion of suitable gift articles. Elastic and kid combined in all colors, 7. I was there when Lem urged his voinen and children at the lowest Grey Squirrel, $4 98. Cluny insertion and Mexican work with jet, gilt, oxidized and jewel claims so persistently. PIN CUSHIONS, many shapes and jossible Cony, $1.98. with two-inch Cluny edge, 30 inch, 9Sc; j prices. buckles, hundreds to select from, in 8. l'a can stop at the station if you Shirt Waists for Gifts. kinds trimmed with lace and ribbon, ANNUAL· FALL· 24 inch, 75c; 18 inch, 50o. JANDKERCHIEFS, plain, lace edge, fancy boxes, 50c, a good assortment MUFFS wish. * of "what to 50c. 12 19.00. sets, fine linen Damask, with Don't let the question 10c, 16c, 25c, check and dotted, embroidered, 25c belts. Fox, $7.00, 10.00, 50. 15.00, 0. At the sound of the familiar tap 1 DOILIES, plaids, embroidered with her" bother for a moment. HAIR AND HAT PIN HOLDERS, and «2 98, 8 98, 5 98, 7 50. ran to the window. deep ecalloped edge give you and drawn work, 10c, 12^c, 10c, Opossum, enow-flake 24 trimmed with ribbon, lace and flowers, our ueual assortment of 5c band- Russian Mink, $3 98, 5.9S. 10. Did you call Jack a lazy lad? fancy border, inch, One of Smiley's Shirt Waists will large 25c. Blue $3.98. 1*2.50; 10 inch, 50c ; β inch, 25c. her without doubt. kerchief·. Kid Gloves. Hare, ! please 3 3.7·>. Sale No. Puzzle. DOILIES, fine linen, with scalloped SPOOL HOLDER and PIN CUSHION new Cony, $1.75, 2.98, 50, Clearance 725.—Military band embroid- ÏANDKERCHIEFS, What is there easier to send two lots: FLANNEL and dark a desirable 25c. edge, WAISTS, light combination, very gift, ered linen, somo with tine narrow lace let lot— 2nd lot— shades, trimmed with wide tucks, away by mail than a pair of gloves? TOWELS and NECKTIE HOLDERS, edge, very pretty, 25c. The assort- Coat inch 18 inch white laundered collar. White checked Department 18 75c, 87c, ment of 25c. lace trim- KID GLOVES in very useful, 25c. embroidered, TWO CLASP ligbt Some of the 12 12 inch Madras tailor tacks member family may inch 39c, 50c, waiet, made, large and checked are than and dark shades of and med, prettier tan, grey tl'at 10 inch 10 inch 42c, front and button·. SMOKER'S ASH TRAY, holder for need a coat and there is nothing 33c, back, large pearl ever. black, only the best select stock is put VALUES. and Lawn 25c. de- GREAT inch 29c. Batiste more β inch 19c. β Fine assortment of cigar attached, will be Thi- ÏANDKERCHIEFS of fine hand- into these gloves, f 100, 1.25. Black, acceptable. Linen Doilies with and trim- lawn, White and Natural waiata lace embroidered man needs one is at its with 4 SHAVING PADS, every somely embroidered and lace trimmed, 91 00, 1 25, 1.50. Dog skin, fl.00. partment height stamped to be worked, the edge is all med. Your choice of these kinds, 98c. 25c. I have a stock of Pianos that have been rented but one season of these, large assortment, hemstitched and Doe and Cashmerette, choice assortment. large 25c. scalloped edges, GLOVES, Swede, worked, 10c, 15c, entire and shall close them out at low ices for the next This TAILORED LI ΝΊΝΕ WAISTS, CELLULOID PUFF 37 l-2c, 42c, 50c. all shades, 50c. Electra tieeced, 25c. LADIES' FUR COAT with quilted very pi sixty days. STAMPED LINEN such as doilies, BOXES, blue, pink front of 1-4 inch tucks finished with 15c. 1.ADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Golf of double knit worsted, fur va un. is the best to obtain a or that has ever been offer- all and white, 25c. Soap Boxes, gloves lining, large ollar, good opportunity piano organ centerpieces, pillow tops, nearly to cor- one inch tucks, tucks in back 10c, 12 l-2c, 15c, 25c. initial, 12 1 2c, nearly all colors, 50c. $27.50, 32 00. Fur lined with lare* f r ed. Visit my warerooms and see for yourselves the great values in sizes to be done in Wallachian, Eyelet PYRALIN RATTLER for the little respond with front, good value, $1.49. 15c, 25c. collars, $12 50, 18.00, 25.00, 30.00 terms. Send for and or braided, 10c to 50c. one, 15c. second hand instruments Easy catalogs prices. ( ÎENTLEMEN'S LINEN HANDKER- Co ». i > NUN'S VEILING WAISTS, all colore, BROAD'LOTH and KERSEY PIN filled with 42c. some ve some with entire front of French em- FANCY HOLDER pins CHIEFS, 12 l-2c, 15c, 25c, Initial, Leather Goods. in black, semi-fitted, with Skirts. and small of all kinds, 25c and 50c. Needle 15c, 25c. Cambric, 10o, 5o. collar and cuffs, some trimmed with broidery, others with large No woman will refuse one of our cases with 25c. I cam- squad. Can you change one letter aud DRESS SKIRTS, grey, black and navy, tucks, buttons, front or back.—Tail- needles, CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, jet buttons and braid, $19 00, 18.00, books or hand Don't a word which reveals the or- with section at and checked, pocket bags. 13 50. W.J.WHEELER, produce panel front, pleating ored Linen Waist, extra good value, FANCY POWDER JARS of glass with bric, muslin, plain, pic- 15.00, to see our der he wished to give? finished with some and Ba- ture, 5c. One lot with colored border, fail line. WIDE WALE WORSTED in greys and sides, jet battons, trimmed with tucks.—Muslin pretty covers, 25c. j with bands and pin tucks around bot- tiste, handsomoly trimmed with lace, 4c. HEAL ALLIGATOR HAND BAGS, navy, some with military collars, Me. sections for Block, South Paris, No. 726.—Double Acroatic. FANCY BOXES with pins, 15 18 00. other Billings tom, $4.98. embroidery aud tucks, large variety to tine quality leather lined, pocket with $12 50. 00, Many styles My primais spell the Christian name thread, etc., 25c and 50c. wifh section PANAMA SKIRTS in blue and black, select $1.98. to and colors, some pleating and mv finals the suruame of a from—your choice, Neckwear. purse ma'ch, gilt trimmed, 93.50, great with buttons and 13 50. faney pleating jet BROOCH PINS, fancy jeweled, and 3.25, 3.00. on skirt, $10 DO, 12.50, and good man who was born in June LACE NET WAISTS, white and ecru, A stock or bow will be ap- bands, $0 50. in boxes, 25c and 50c. dainty JUNIORS' COATS, 13 to 17 year, m and who died In June. He was con- medallions holly HAND BAGS, large and deep, fancy fancy large forming yoke, received any woman. and trimmed with a school. WIDE WALE WORSTED SKIRTS in jreciatively by blue, grey green, nected with famous English finished with Val. aud Venise lace, BELT PINS and BUCKLES, gilt and embossed, goat seal lined, purse to Little \11 that is new and desirable can be bands and buttons, $7 50, 10.O0, Crosswords (of 1. The blue and black with buttone, very jet Annoy equal length): jet in back of lace insertion oxidized, in boxes, 25c and 50c. match, $3 50, 2.50, 1.08, 1.75. Things fancy yoke must» wuo presiues over comeuy. c. stylish, $9.00. I ound here in the assortment 12.50. and tucks, a for 13.98. largest HAND embossed, The of the beauty FANCY COMBS and BARRETTES in BAGS, fancy fancy CHILDREN'S COATS, fancy mixtures or Excessive fear. 3. king ve have ever had. Chiflon, lace and Please Us in shapes, green, brown and black, 08c, fairies. 4. Λ popular operetta. 6. Be- TAFFETA SILK WAISTS, navy, smoke, boxes, 50c and $1.00. Comb Sets of all kinds, some handsomely trimmed, ancy braids, with velvet ribbon and 50c; small sizes, 25c. Little things annoy us—the little longing to the stars. 6. À famous Umbrellas. green and white, fancy front of large boxes, 50c and $1.00. $3 98, 2.98, 4.98, 5.98, 7.50, 8 00. are the materials. smoke if left sailor. small tucks with tucked uchings leading ENVELOPE POCKET BOOKS with curl of that, alone, They are acceptable and useful and buttons, PILLOW TOPS and CENTER PIECES CHILDREN'S COATS, 1 to 5 year. Bear Put in a and to divided into sec- would soon smudge the furnishings collar and cuffs with buttons, excep- latest up box, 25c. 50c. strap, easy carry, Astrachan and $1.98,2.98, No. 727.—Word Hunt. for either sex. You can find o( all kinds, the very designs, cloth, Plush, work for the house-wife. gifts and tions, centre lined with chamois, and make tionally pretty, $4.98. 87c. < iOWS, all sizes and colors, of moire 4 98. Fill blanks with words of the same what want our 25c, 50c, 3.98, are no little you among large velvet in boxes. Your 91.50. BONNETS to There annoying sound. silk ribbon, choice, BEAR CLOTH match, line. BLACK LACE NET, fancy raised SCRIM TABLE in the FANCY BRAIDED 25c. ONE LOT genuine Morocco, several white and ribbon and things L yoke, finished fancy colore, · · · LADIES' UMBRELLAS in a wide range embroidery forming COVERS and very pretty, 25c with I stood beneath the and ca- Scarf, iVAY'S SCARF MUFFLER of tine mer- colors, handkerchief pocket, animal heads 25c, 50c, 75c, of such as silk and with taffeta bands and trimmed, · · · · · coverings, silk, jet buttons, 50c. ressed a while ! waited for ·. and the for the strap, 91.00. Large assortment for 98c. linen, serges and gloria, with a cho'ce silk bands and tuckt» in back cerized yarns, just thing tucks, 50c. PERFECTION II. assortment of handles, oxidized, PILLOW TOPS of scrim, stamped and neck, in pretty box, 50c. 98c, LADIES' FUR CAPS and HATS. Cap· · · · · · · gilt, and on VERY DESIRABLE, I a so 1 · · sleeves, hud and the natural and fancy wood and horn, with ] ÎECK RUSHING AND CORD iu POCKET BOOKS and I'UKSES of all 2.98, 3.98, hats, $3.50 and $4.98. A assortment of fancy braid work, ruffle, ready fancy $1.98, 4.98; ro?e to her that she might enjoy the in price from 98c to $5 98. only large ranging for 50c. holly boxes, 25c. kinds and sizes, 08c, 50c, 25c, 10c, 5c 3.98. s Oil Heater • · · · · Gentlemen's Umbrellas. black taffeta waists for $3.98. filling, (Equipped with SmokelMS Device)] No. 723.—Numerical Enigma. They've been banished by hard My 12 3 4. come, let me softly say and tireless work. In their Just tn your 2 3 4. my elf. thought Tho story 1 have 4 i 3 1 today. stead there are little things that Or 4 3 2 1 It to yourself make for comfort and What Santa I'laus tn merry mood please—that Brings children who S 4 2 always good. satisfaction. The little self-locking What toys and 4 2 1 cheeked dollies, too 1 1 3 4 2 he has some for say you. , ME. Device DRY GOODS. NORWAY, Automatic Smokeless No. 729.—Enigma. · · · * · · · (Àûffuifihiuiw * that actually prevents smoke—the little lock on the inside of the tube There was no the that holds the wick in check—keeps it below the smoke zone, so ac- waist of the garment, and even with the of · · · · · · · Its real adjusted that it cannot go wrong—these are some of the price curately value, nut many felt they could adorn little that have contributed to the name and fame things please—that „···*«««· ,jke thnt of the Perfection Oil Heater. until the inclusive. Closed all Dec. 25th. heater can to Store from Dec. 20th 24th, day The most satisfying you buy—always ready—easy Key to Puzzledom. open every evening Monday, cleaned. manage—always dependable—quickly No. 712.—Kiddle: Upas—you pass. 4 9 hours. finished No. 713.—Charades: 1. Cat. a. ma. When Lemon. Jewels. A RELIGIOUS AUTHOR'S STATE-1 Wanted. Brass font holds quarts—burns Attractively HOMEMAKERS' COLUMN. Taking Cleaning Pulp Wood Wanted. or in various and finishes. ran—Catamaran. 2. Art. e, rye—Artery. While the health value of lemons tak- (iold rings, brooches and other articles M EXT. in Nickel Japan styles A yoiiDg man to learn the «try goo