The Oxford Democrat.

VOLUME 85. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1918. NUMBER 21.

to make It even, four of you'll CARL S. Β BIGGS, Soccutoat Crop·. Oxford Comty's Carroat Draft LUt. Boy·' aad Oirls' Clubs. well, AMONG THE FARMERS. bar· to mack In on on· loaf." Dentist, ïvery farmer realize· that If pasture· To lb· boy· and girl· of Paris: oak ·η made a how!, Girls Wanted. were available the entire year mainte· Your government fane sent The four that got stuck MAINS. lb· for SOUTH PARIS, nanoe ooeta for all olaMee of lire·took MU WHO WILL LZAYS WXXT WKIX FOB argent appeal tbroagb ooantry bat to no avail The bread was dished tot ru>w." A. M. to 5 P. M. tb· and conservation of food. Office Hours : 9 Spe- J would be mnob lower. ▲ anoealeot raising oat Pretty soon from a far corner of to children. work, while month· CAMP DXYKJfg. W· bave been told that the •ia! attention φ-ιι residence of Calvin to Bethel and saje that it will be only a matter of He around the and Cammlag· village tbat need to be furnished dry Falls. tbe acme of Amerioanlsm. Surely passed jam, ta tbe Iowa of Betbei la hU county and time at are forced through very ι "-β lying that, before dairymen 590 Frank O'Nell Bethel. was another riot Some didn't Η<ΚΓ· \ ewy day; Sand·/· between tbe : Tbere are a number of varieties Robertson, we are not to let this by there belag following pointa, limita. rli. one of unie*· turn to grains. going year go t .aient. at bueineee they 620 John Alex Romford. Beginning tbe southerly end of tbe Mllford of corn which a large amount of Lazaron, without at least trying to keep up with like apple, while others who received -< wïio Have ioet fallh In Ρ aear tbe tbe more corn, clover and other crops produoe help· bridge, no-called, opening of raiaing theae 684 Chester Reuben North towns one-half of its After a Jleace. 47tf low η fodder, but the silage from Chapman, having population were partial to apple. way teaming to tbe aald Mllford Pbelp· of higb feeding value, instead of ancb a watched one of the older men from plum ^lace, aad at tbe foot of a varieties ii in water content and Newry. of foreign element. differences were and formerly, eadlag of of low high jomposed VI. was horrified to while adjusted slight grade, or bill, a dlataaee of fifteen roda, large acreage bay feeding or 648 Alonzo Woodman not want CHAPTER another section, and low in dry matter. The illage stage Hall, Frye- The state and oounty only on. ■ore or at a «take aad atoaee, aad value. "Conditions bave and four or the Issue'went Β See & Parker, leea, reepect- changed time for ii when the burg. pour but want to you and of- see him throw into his dixie rully petition your honorable board tbat aald It no to at proper harvesting help help is longer possible buy feed 650 Leander tne "Bermuda onions, seventeen." ANU COINSELLORSJAT LAW of «aid road be no altered aad kernel· are to Un- Stone Billlnga, Water- fer inducement which will be explained "Back of Line." Ave double handfuls of mud. Then he ^TTOBNLYi part may relocated oommenoing glaze. a row that market price· and compete aucceaafully ford. town The corporal avoided by say- It may rua la a straight Baa between aald der Maine condition· a flint variety will ater and tbe business men of this Our tour In the front-line trench poured in some water, and with his pointa. with dairymen of other eectiona who want an onion, and Eumford, Maine. this of The 656 Carroll Caab, Rnmford. •ill contribute to be distributed were ing that he did not Dated at March IMS. ra- ipprosoh stage maturity. money lasted four and then we hands scoured the dixie inside and out. Albaay, Maine. 15. grow a much larger portion of the days, so H. varieties will not do this 662 Panl Tentz, Romford. η cash I said they make your breath smell, GENERAL PRACTICE. Q. ST BARNS (and il other·). tion.'* One chart abowa how larger growing prizes. relieved the brigade. [ he was taking an awful risk. interesting 668 Fred Almore Baokfield. three in by thought without one too. T. Parker m it takes them longer to mature. Pearson, We propose to have clubs I guessed I would do Oeofff 0. Bl«bec Halph back in 1S90 a ton of bay would buy down the communication Supposing the cook should have seen BlibM («Al) has shown tbat for each 670 Antonio Mandl, Rumford. Paris, the Sweet Corn Club, the Pig Going The looked his gratitude. >paulJing better than 35 buabela of corn. Since Experiment al- him! After half an hour of unsuc- corporal loljr STATE or MAINS. of matter in the 677 Lewis Auguatus Martin, West 31ub, and tbe Club. trench we were In a merry mood, two." that time the number of buabela haa pound dry present plant Canning to "Cheese, pounds, Minot. we were cold and wet, and cessful efforts I returned my dixie aowrr or oxroRD. aa. 1 it the stage, tbere will be two Mr. Austin P. Stearns will be tbe though borrowed a Board of been until in 1910 a teaseling on The corporal jackknlfe WALDO County Commissioners, December ateadily dropping, in the silk three in 678 Frank M. Tberean, Rnmford. ooal leader for tbe oorn olub. bone In our bodies ached. It the cook shack, being careful to put J. NASH, held ton of wonld 25 pounds stage, pounds every are borrowing), and Session, 1W7, by adjournment April 16, hay bay only about 685 Foreat N. to billet. (corporals always 1918: :he milk stage and four pound· at the Perley Garry, Conway, Miss Caroline Gray la the local leader a lot of difference whether you the cover, and returned the buehela corn, and will lesa mnkes sliced the cheese—each bring- UPON the today buy ob- B. slicing foregoing petition, satisfactory {lazing stage. Since the primary 'or tbe Canning Club. or out" ivldeece that than 10 buahela. lire "going in" "going from the on- having been received the ect feeds is to 696 Clifford Fr Adams, Lovell. and between the of ι ing forth a pert remark Licensed Taxidermist, petition- ■ of and Girls boys ages ire are and tbat Inquiry Into the His bulletin refers to the tremendoua growing buying At the end of the communication responsible, 1 lecure matter to 688 William Everett Byron. inoluslve are to all tbe lookers as to the eyesight rear nerlts of their application Is It is dry provide bodily Flagg, Î0 and 18 eligible corporal's Timpi· Street, Muonio Block, expedient. expansion of agriculture in tbe days were on the )ri>ebju>, that the County Commissioners meet 1 naintenance and enable the animals to 698 Tony Bogdonas, Rumford. slube. trench, timbers waiting "Raisins, ounces, eight." war the Oonneotion. NORWAY. d tbe Town House In In said following tbe civil and expan· 714 Fenimore we were reJepno?· Albany. 1 )erform the work desired the above Elbridge McDonnell, Girls and boys joining tbe corn olub road for us. I thought going By this time the corporal's nerves aunty, on tbe nineteenth day of Jane, next, lion of improved farm machinery. Over- South Paris. Λ shows the beet prill one-fourth aore of sweet corn, to ride back to rest billets, but soon and In he said ten of tbe olock, A. m„ and tbenoe pro. of farm was reflected iomparlson clearly plant had gone west despair eed to route In production cropa j 718 Perley Alvab Dlxfield. an exhibit of ten ears at & BUTTS, view tbe mentioned said petl- rariety of corn to grow. Drown, tnd will make found out that the only time an In- that the raisins were to be turned over LONGLEY Immediately after which view, a hear In tbe prices of graine. In Romford. ion; declining corn makes the best silage; 724 Oiuseppe Citraoo, ibe local and county oontest. when he Is ng of tbe parties and their witnesses will tboae New found Although fantryman rides is to the cook for "duff (pluur pudding). Norway, Maine, daya England dairymen 1 733 Blanchard Mex- will can >e had at some convenient In the vl- niliet, oats and pea·, oat· and barley, Irving Kimball, Members of tbe oannlng club or place it more to buy amounta wounded and Is bound for the base This decision elicited a little "grous- and such other measures taken In profitable large tod clover be ioo. >0 of fruit or and make lnlty, than to may substituted, affording jars vegetables our he as the Commissioners shall of concentrated feeding atuffa go Dona Rumford. These limbers carried but was finally restored. premises 1 ι sucoulent of good quality. 745 Broulllette, in exhibit of ten jars at the looal and Blighty. ing," quiet udge And It Is further Okdskkd, that Ό the of them. A roughage Our Heating, proper. expenae growing very be used to ad- 746 John Suard Wyman, Andover. contest. reserve ammunition and rations. "Biscuits, tins, one." Plumbing, the of These crops may good sounty lotlce of time, place and purpose the Com. large percentage of the improved land alssloners' meeting aforesaid be given to all this as less labor is re- 753 Gerald Woodman Judkins, Ox- march to rest billets was thoroughly With his borrowed jackknlfe, the Sheet Metal Work, waa allowed to lie in While tnat rautage season, SECOND COBN CLUB. •ersons and corporations Interested, causing bay. in them. It is also ford. me. It seemed as If I the tin of biscuits, and CEILINGS a SPECIALTY. by [aired growing enjoyed by corporal opened BTEEl ttested of said petition and of this order lyatem have been correot then, it ap for copies may to store the in the silo 769 John Angna McKay, Rumford. This offers opportunity any boy was be- ι hereon to be served upon tbe Clerk of the Town as jractical crop were on furlough, and leaving told everyone to help themselves—no- ha· long aince outlived ita usefulness, Rum- >r betweâj the of 19 and 21 to >f Albany and also posted In three | without it is well 782 Ralph Herbert Eastman, girl ages up public Che conditions which it about cutting, provided hind everything that was disagree- body responded to this invitation. M. laces In said town and published three weeks brought rodden. ford. vin a substantial prize. Harry Shaw, are no more horrible. recruit feels is "fed with blscuiis. ucoesslvely In the Oxford Democrat, a news- bave disappeared. There 793 Jarvls W. Snyder, Mexioo. Prizes amounting to six hundred dol- able and Every Tommy up" ATTORNEY AT LAW aper at South Paris In said of are to from the two." printed County :heap feeds, nor there likely be. BOOTS. Cheater Arthur are are to be awarded at tbe close of the this way after being relieved "Butter, tins, Ixforn, the flrst of said publications, and 798 Cumminga, Slock: succn- tbe "Nine In one, ten in the other," Maxim ach of tbe other notices, to be made, served HAY NOT AS FB0F1TABLB. The varions root crops afford Bethel. leason, the money being donated by trenches. nd posted, at least thirty days before said time • ] ent feed as valuable as silage, but 799 Harry Maaon Swan, West Paria. lialne and Industrial marched kilos and then Another rumpus. f to the end tbat all and fully Agricultural We eight Paris, : Maine! meeting, persons show that feed prices have , more labor in re- Antonio Rumford. South 1 then and there and Figures equirlng production, 804 Chidoni, beague. halted in front of u French estaminet. "Pickles, mustard, bottles, one." 14tf orporations may appear been for 20 Since 1897 con- hew cause. If any they have, why the prayer riaing years. , in a more costly feed. In 811 Stanlalaw Hebron. Eaob sweet corn county is to have names were In a steel mlting Skrypka, The gave the order to turn Nineteen put t said petitioners should not be has overtaken production. meth- as divided into cuptain granted. ûomption the following cultural 821 Perley Leon Walker, East Brown- ifty dollars its share one out the .r ATTMT -ERNEST J. Clerk. >raoticing on eaeh side of the road and wait helmet, the last winning l-> RECORD. Tbe tide of baa turned up- is the field. )rizes of 30 and 20 dollars. out A true of said Petition and Order of prioea sharply j >d less labor required. Ridge next there were copy of return. soon he came back pickles. On the Issue tourt thereon. ward and economical production with a distribut- 828 Edward H. Rnmford. No will be available unies? his Pretty ground potato planter, Raney, money as Is elimi- or even on to billets only 18 names, the winner ATTSST :—ERXEST J. RECORD, Clerk. dairy products solely largely j ng the fertilizer at the same time. The 847 William Ferdinand MoKay, Nor- here are five or more competitors and told Β company occupy feeds nated until man In the section X>-ïi tbe basia of purchased commercial [round is then rolled to form a compact way. There will also be a prize of 1100 117, 118 and 119. Billet 117 was an every almoat Tbe won a bottle. haa become impossible. leed bed. The seed is drilled as thinly 849 Dana Leroy Riohmond, Mexido. iwarded to the person who makes tbe old stuble which had been has NOTICE. of previously ■ increase in since tbe outbreak a on score in the because prices , is using small planter, top 853 Ralph C. Ryerson, South Paris. ilgbest state. cows. About four flet in The raffle is closely watched, η tbe District Court of tbe United States for possible, occupied by \j tbe preaent war baa been particularly ( >f this the Is Abraham Ox- for the oontest are to the ridges. In way orop 855 William Nainey, The requirements was a ma- Tommy is suspicious when it comes tbe District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. offaet In in- front of the entrance huge rapid, but haa been part by , iievated aoove toe sunace 01 ine gronua ι ford. is follows: with his rations. η the matter of ) nure and the odor from it was gambling creaaea in the of dairy producta. horse cultivation and harvest-1 857 Wallaoe North 1. Grow an acre of sweet oorn for a pile, Lawbxncb W. Lavobona In Bankruptcy. pricea jermitting Clyde Abbott, Back of the Line·. When the issue is finished the cor- JF / [ which exceeda all other in but pleasant. Using my Retting Hay cropa ] ng with a potato digger. Rumford. aotory. anything not in· j door. sits down and writes a letter To the creditor· of Lawrence W. Larorgnai I acreage by a wide margin, has 860 Walter Cheater Merrill. Bethel. 2. an accurate account of all flashlight I stumbled through the poral dlstrlc Keep Pretty soon the cook poked his head If cannot f Bethel, la the County of Oxford and oreaaad in price nearly as greatly as the Feed Only the Good Cows. 872 Arthur Brown- and which account Just before entering I observed a home, asking them they get The foresaid: Henry Wakefield, expenses receipts, shouted: Yank, Evening Line-Up of oonoentrated Boston Chamber of Commerce.) In the door and "Hey, some M. P. of to that on the 6th of grains feeding atuffa, (B.W. Bird, I field. oust be at tbe close of 50, lying (member parliament) Both children and grown-up», with Notice la hereby given day presented white sign reading: "Sitting dixie!" ▲. W. Lavorna and hence is leaa to come out here and clean your lay, D. 1918, the aald Lawrence relatively profitable In my last artlole I dwelt upon the 873 FranooisDouoetti, Rumford. he season on a sheet supplied by the at the Its have him transferred to the Royal Fly- cougni and colds, are all the better for first 20," but, time, significance a half- rae duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the tban it waa 10 to 20 years ago, of the farmers ont 877 Wendell Extension Service. Γ protested that I had wasted where he won't have to Issue • do*e of and Tar at of his creditors will be held at tbe office grow mportance finding Perry Judkins, Upton. igricultural did not strike me. Next morning I ing corps Foley's Honey îeetlng of a ton of could and had used f the No. 8 Market South when the price bay buy | low efficient their maohlnery was, and 885 Valentinl Cerlni, Rumford. 3. Make an exhibit of ten ears at tbe hour on It already, up bed time. It wards off croup, stopa Referee, Square, asked the major what it rations. on of a ton of From this Mr. of winners sergeant shirt in the at- 'arle, Maine, the ad day May, nearly grain. , inly second to that Is the Importance 889 Charles Babyonas, Rumford. bounty Contest, also the coonty my only remaining French estaminets tickling throat, and hacking coughs, i. D. at 10 o'cioek la the forenoon, it which that tbe meant He nonchalantly answered: At the different 1918, Abbott drawa the concluaion ( he fuel which they nee In the 915 Lester Earl Lace, oust exhibit at the State Contest at With a look of disdain he ex- tsJ π iikes an otherwise feverish, Ime the said creditors may attend, prove their inning Upton. tempt. in the and at the canteens Tom- sleep- time baa oome to cut down the acreage le· 1 l often· Mexico. "That's some of the work of the R. village lalms, a trustee, examine the , nachine. In large factor 918 Elmer Hannaford, 3rono. claimed: "Blow me, your shirt 1 Why lew night of coughing and distress, a appoint bankrupt, of fresh eggs, milk, bread and ad transact such other business as may proper- of and inoreaae the acreage , lines one ohemlst's to test the coal, 919 Peter Rumford. All the contestants are to at- A. M. G. Medical corps). my buys and restful ode. bay job McLeod, eligible (Royal Army in didn't you use mud?" quiet T come before said value and tbua when he Is flush, meeting. cropa of higher feeding ( ,11 or other fnel that is need In the 960 Aleksander Sabolewaky, Rumford. ι end the County Contest provided the It simply means that In case of an at· pastry. Occasionally BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. Mr. Chaa. South Parla, May 7, 1918. commer- Without a word In I got busy lecrease tbe for j arnaces so amount of 934 Alfred Bethel. as outlined above. reply he invests in a tin of pears or apri- t.ker. write*: "My wife would not think of WALTER L. GHAT. expenditure that the greatest Maddix, •ork Is completed this billet will accommodate tbua ef- tack, the and soon dixie was an| any other u 0-21 Referee la Bankruptcy. oial stuffs. Tbe aavlng , team can be for the small 948 Edwin G. R. F. method of the with mud, my is a a day, coufh medicine, Foley's feeding prodnoed I Austin, Norway Tbe awarding prizes wounded who are able to sit up cots. His pay only shilling ! :icy anJ Tar is certain to brinl quick relief. will muob more tban offaet tbe Qfty and feoted , ist expense» Everyone knows that a D. 2. *111 be as follows: bright shining. 24 cents, or a cent an hour. Just imag- I: r<"«r ally effective in caaca of bad couth*, and take notice, or twenty stretcher increase in tbe cost of doing ao. Silage | ,oiler cannot be made to 949 Rumford. Yield 40. afternoon was k-d we Jive it to our children and recommend Statement of the Condition Prod"°®a Wealey Hugh Leokey, Most of the spent by ine, a cent an hour for being under it i)wa%t safe contâtes oorn, field clover, peaa and oata, , on low or William Rumford. cases." m 4 remedy, tor U BO oorn, naxlmum of steam grade poor 951A Garneau, Profit 40. the men writing letters home. I used fire—not much chance of getting rich or the where It can be are after*this that I waa cciuc·.'' ind alfalfa, grown, < 953 Fred Gamaohe, Romford. Record (account) 10. It was not long time to chop wood for the for tbla my spare oat mere. Mid tverywiwr» particularly well adapted pur- is true of the dairy I 954 Fraooia B. Tibbetta, Rnmford. Exhibit 10. one of the "20 lying." °Thle equally cook and go with the quartermaster to he into »the Are trench ( ■ow. feel that kind Allie South Paris. the atd When goes Paris pose. Many farmers any 956 Cota, It la hoped that all boya glrla soon hit and was fast to South Bankf I the hay draw coal. I got back just In time menu take· ft Savings the nutrients in ( if Is for the cow, 960 Josiah West Sum- ! π the town of Parla will a club and (front line), Tommy's Comparing digestible roughage good enongb Moody Estes, join even friends the "cooties" SOUTH PARIS, one acre with a ton of corn asleep, my issue our third meal, which consisted haversack crops from , ,nd If they save money on the feed they ner. lo what ahe or be can to help thla war. tumble. He carries in tils C.E. Tolman Inc. Mr. failed to disturb me. rinsed out dlxle and &Co., meal or ton of cottonaeed meal, ^ vlll get a lower cost on their milk. If this I 965 Romeo Di Fiorl, Rumford. A. Van Den Kerckhoven, of hot tea. I my what the government calls emergency April 10, 1918. Abbott abowe that tbe actual true of next at about six to and went General Insurance and carbody- j ■ true of the farmer, why Isn't It 967 Antonio C. Colanloni, Mexioo. Emergency County Leader of Boya' and The morning returned It the cookhouse, or iron rations, «ffhey are not supposed j rates and fat in a ton of oorn meal are ( b. m«o(Mtnr.r on hi· co.1? H. 0.0 971 Earl R. Fox, Lovell. ι jUrle* Clubs. o'clock I was awakened by the lance back to the billet with an exhilarated of star- President. to be opened until Tommy dies Heal Estate. I. HASTINGS BEAN. a better tban 1500 and In me little pounds, j my poor ooal at a very much lower 984 Harry Maxim Benson, Turner of our section, informing that my labor was done. JAMBS S. WRIOMT, Vice-President. corporal feeling day's vation. They consist of one tin of 7 Park Street. 5outh Pari·. cottonseed meal leaa tban 1000 can a standard I Center. from pounda. »rlce than he high grade, More Murray Blgelow. that I had been detailed as mess or- I had fallen on the straw when Sute lor North American Accident GEORGE Π. ATWOOD, Treasurer. one asleep four biscuits, a little tin Agents | On tbe other hand, the product of ( In almost case the 993 Albion Rumford. bully beef, luality.yet every Riobard, The Democrat gave laat week a letter and to to the cook and once the cook In the •ad Health Insurance Co. corn 4500 of derly, report again appeared which contains tea, sugar and Oxo TRUSTEES—N. Dayton Bolster, William J. acre of ailage gives pounds , nanufactnrer to pay the h,gber 1002 Raymond Estes Brooks, Auburn. written M. to prefers by Murray Blgelow Walter him a hand. I helped him make door of the billet with : "Bllme me, you Ortat Eaatero Accident and health Inaur· V heeler, John F. Plum mer, J. Hastings Bean, carbohydrates and fat, while field oorn trice and be a for his 1005 Domlniok Cerri, Rumford. give cubes (concentrated beef tablets). •ace Co. D. James gets greater yield P. Maxim, from Franoe. Another let- an old well, — to Libert W. Walker. Henry Hammond, a little less than 2500 In the fire, carry water from Tanks are lazy. Who In a-goln' when the (ives pounds , [009 Salvatore Zacchlno, Rumford. I con- These are only to be used Agent· Wanted I. Edward W. Penley, Harry D. Cole. ;er, written to George M. Atwood, are Wright, form of and the atover it Oxford. and fry the bacon. Lids of dixies draw the water for the mornln' tea? of shell eara, poshes °Ι?,ubllc funds of Maine $ 38,900 More Holatelus. hem. be gets 10 cans of 1058 John Crooker, Norway. vas a band here. for the tommies 00 Two Forty-Pound Suppose before Unole took It didn't take long Is which Tom- 'ubllc funds out of Maine 41,87* cows. Lester In a lance corporal wheeled wagons), supplies oows now k day from theae If by weighing [059 Ray Hannaford, Roxbury. hear tbe buzz of Tommy's eyes Iallroad bonds of Maine 35,036 00 Thirty purebred Holstein Everywhere yon go you to answer this call. Half dressed, the front line. be and the two or [061 Everett Carleton Neal, Bethel. one below a In the my's wants while in iallroad bonds out of Maine 143,855 00 the distinction of milk, eliminating j ;he Ford and tbe roar of the Packard canteens and degree private. 40 have achieved proud big they lined up with their under shell Are. Corporation bonds 67,785 hree poor cows and feeding the others [062 Augustus Barnes Ward, Brown- end Pierce We eat oorn eyes he Is one degree above They are constantly J. 00 more than forty pounds five-ton trucka. tea. Each Tommy corporal's Bean stock 36,075 having produced I dished out the en- Corporation ι at field. The rations are unloaded at the Hastings Μ,ΟΟΟΟΟ of butter in seven proper ration, lnolndlng grain (evenι ( :anned In good old Oxford County, and a general. stock of Iallroad day·. oan with Brownfield. carried in his hand a thick slice 19.300 00 of the he present price of grain), he [063 Henry Tork, Mr. Heinz aendaover a few million cana trance to the communication trenches Dealer in Real lank stock Tbe two lateat matrons dairy the He ordered me to go with him and Estate, — 3,100 00 cans milk a [065 Carroll which had been issued with leal estate Investment fame are Korn- line cows prodnoe 10 of day, Gurney Herrick, Norway, i >f hla famous and beana on tbe bread and are "carried in" men detailed 3.300 00 world to aohieve suob pork him draw the nexf day's rations, by teal estate foreclosure ie has saved in interest, overhead, [073 Alfred W. Benton, Lovell. rutions the before. Then I hud help SOUTH ME. estate 96 Winona and labor, )oata that the dreaded "aube" miss, and night The PARIS, ^osns on mortgages of reai 69,330 dyke Segie Hengerveid also told me to take my waterproof. for that purpose. quartermaster 14,905 00 knd bis actual oost of the milk is not as I [074 Arthur T. Abbott, Rumford ( are a of them of them dig into Joans with collateral Johanna. hey surely missing lot the pleusure seeing never into the front-line 5 675 00 Payne Pnlnfc from each or sergeant goes L.oans to corporations at the nucb as it was before. low. bacon with their fingers. The Every evening, platoon 2,00u 00 Eorndyke Winona freshened I the dirty trench. He doesn't have to, and I have E. W. uoans to municipalities Ever? Is following these L076 Vlnoencio Romford. our over a lance corporal 13,915 90 of days, large producer Bianco, On boat coming nobody allowance was one slice per man. The machine-gun section, CHANDLER, ]a«l) on deposit see eight yeara, twenty-three never heard of one volunteering to 794 67 nethods. If it Is for the large pro* 1093 Philip Davidson, Sooth Wlod- , awake of tbe aub- to the Tash oa hand snd in seven conseoutlve days good itayed nights because late ones received very small slices. and private go quartermaster produced It is business for ham. do so. lbs. of milk 40.28 lba. of lucer, equally good narine fever, and we were out on deck he im- at the company stores and $488,067 03 383.4 yielding T. As each Tommy got his share sergeant sorts be small one. Consult your looal farm L098 Peroy Fogg, Norway. , ill to aee one of Kaiaer Bill's The sergeant major Builders' Finish I butter. Her sire ia Pontine Eorndyke day hoping into the billet. •draw rations for the following day. company lureau as to the beat and most eoonoml- 1110 Albert Russell Robinaoo, Oxford. îeta of tbe but we had to be con- mediately disappeared them in. I will furnleh FRANK L. PALMER. and her dam ia Miss Winona llechtbllde. deep, the rations and sends DOORS and WINDOWS of any . cow- Arthur Rom- soon fifteen of them made The as the quartermaster or Bank Commissioner. SUrt 1111 Dayid Barrleaolt, a a Pretty about "quarter," Slw Style at reasonable prim·. 20-23 She was bred by Cbarlea H. Hyde, »l"ïtbod.oU.«Jlni. futed with tbe aight of whale and Tommy's trench rations consist of all association in ford. to the each carrying is called, receives dally from New York. «sting your neighbor- ! !ew sharks. Tbe subs are about as a rush cookhouse, sergeant can biscuits, Watertown, a the bully beef he eat, ' 1112 Oriao T. Romford. , slices the room office) tbe ed. Pateraoo, icaroe as bens1 teeth when tbey get a huge slice of bread. These orderly (captain's 17 Also Window & Door Frames. Segis Hengerveid Fayne Johanna, L114 Elmer D. Oxford. cheese, tinned butter (sometimes Anderson, ivftd that an American has Into the bacon grease slip showing the number of men en· Paris Hill Water thirtieth "Blaek-and-white" forty Need for Wore I destroyer they dipped or and If ts want of Inside 01 Company. rhe National Poultry. 1117 Ernest Vallee, Romford. men to a tin), Jam marmalade, any kind of Finish for freshened at the age of β years, eft New Tork. which was over the fire. The titled to rations, so there Is no chance Unuid· work, lend In orders. Pine Ltun pounder, from I 1124 Aoello Romford. stewing fresh bread to a your her Meat oan be prodnoed poultry Dantooio, I have heard tbe over on him. occasionally (ten Ler wd Sûin*le* on hand for Oaah. ANNUAL MEETING. 1 montb, 97 She completed suppose you already last man invariably lost out I was of putting anything Many Cheap days. 1 than from other source. L135 Edward Babioeao, Romford. it is he tea teat with 649.6 lbs. of milk nore quiokiy any ;ales of French wine. I don't blame tbe take between the loaf). When possible gets seven day the Romford. the last man. arguments place )ne of the necessltlee imposed upon 1146 Jerome Doooett, for after once and stew. yielding 40.14 lba. of butter. ! people drinking wine, carried and the platoon noncom, but Planing, Sawing and Job Work, Notice li given that the annual Jnlted SUtes by its entrance into the L162 Antonio Elmer Perrault, Rom- of tbe but do After breakfast our section "quarter" Frit* is j hereby Her sire is Woodcrest Nig De Kol, her :aating water, tbey really wine out. When things are quiet, and of the Perla war more ford. a the former always Tommy Matched Ptne Sheathing for Sale. neetlng of the stockholders world's vorld is to produce m«tthfcD ( it to excess. So far tbe American their equipment Into field adjoining which sel- dam is tbe great champion, jarry his because behaving like a gentleman, for the election of t has ever before. This is l L154 Herbert A. Riob, Norway. , over the says the "quarter" got job Sill Water Company, Johanna—the first and only produced loldier has acted very orderly here, the billet and got busy removing has the and the Segis|Fayne 1 F. Locke's dom Tommy opportu- E. w. jfflcera for the ensnlng year of Msential not only to meet Its own 8*®at-1 Ι1δ7 Cheater Commlngs, , ind few are seen drunk or dia- because at 8:45 he was a burglar lu civil life. happens, CHANDLER, oow of any breed to yield fifty pounds very trench mud therefrom, This is of other business that 1 jr needs because of on a war basis 1 f Mills. of making dessert Weat Sumner, .... transaction any a week. She was bred A. being One oan with eay that fall in for Then I the sheet nity butter in by )rderly. pride a. m., they had to Inspection spread waterproof made from come before said meeting, >ut also to save the oountries with 1159 Aoitln Bolger, Romford. ie is with tbe American "trench It Is nay legally A. Somerville, N. J. Expeditionary and and woe betide the man on the ground, while the quartermas- pudding." at the home of the President I Cortelyou, which It in the war from de- L171 William J. MoNel), Mexico. parade, will be held these oows has cooperates Force In Franoe. rations on It broken biscuits, condensed milk, Jam— Each of great yielded to who was unshaven, or had mud on his ter's batman dumped the >f said on Setnrdsy, Jane 1, 'eat through lack of food. In prder I 1176 John Shepherd Brophy, Water- There la a wonderful water flavored Company in seven daya an amount of butter that spirit through- was a I a little added, slightly P. M. eave for the forces overseaa as ford. uniform. Cleanliness is next to godli- The'corporal smoking fag. 1918, at 8 o'clock oowa to available )ut all tbe and no matter into a canteen and L S. It would take ten average pro· organizations, the rations back to the billet with mud—put BILLINGS L. m of tb. ootpnt 1176 Alyre LeBlano, Romford. are re- ness in the British army, and Old Pep- carried RAYMOND ATWOOD, are now owned Pino  portion po«lbl. ivhat branch you are In, you stove known duoe. Both by "g· a cooked over a little spirit of Paria Hill Water Co. 1 >f cured and " 1188 John George Llddle, Romford. , men have been ac- The corporal was still smoking fag. MANUFACTURER OP AND DBALBR IN Clerk Qrove Klma Center, New Tork. oompMt ipeoted.by tbe of tbe other branches. per must personally Farms, be a 1191 James Bernard Romford. Issue as "Tommy's cooker." 30-33 I ilrable that there deoided ^ Lynoh, If you want to see some red hot real with St. Peter. How I envied him. But when the Bed and the 1196 Rosaell Sooth Romford. quainted firm in widely advertises Cedar and Spruce Clap- η both the home production Soman, imerloan ball you want to see commenced my envy died, and I real- (A Blighty Cluba Add to Pork games, Our drill consisted of close-order for the For Sale. Pig Supply. aome consumption of white meata such I 1197 Alfred Joseph Blanohard, An· :heae teama A a non- these cookers as a necessity boards, New Brunswick Cedar Farming: Toole camp play. Norway High which lasted until noon. ized that the first requisite of members of tbe and u To that end it is I dorer. formation, Gullible Tbe 45,000 boys poultry. imperative ra. Paria la a deaf and dumb show on active service men in the trenches. people harrow, High time we had two ten-min- commissioned officer North Carolina Fine, One-horse cart, says a recent publication that the stook on 1200 David Alfred Ollnet, North Rom- η conteats. During this Tommies, Shingles, plough, girls' pigoluba, productive Çene** comparison to these Section were 1Θ men In them—ship them to the har- I no sooner the Is diplomacy. There buy two work" harnesses, driving of tbe United States Department of Farms and in the back yards of the na- ford. ι ia the of our ute breaks for rest, and of same and Shea )06, my section, champ soon formed a who, immediately upon receipt Flooring thins:, all will at least tion rather increased I 1208 Leon for ten was our section, and they ness, cultivators, horse rake, prac- Agriouiture, produce 10,· be largely during Bogieio, Houghton. sattallon, but when we get up againat word, "Fall out minutes," Some- us the throw them over the parapet. Paroid Wall of dressed this year, the current That ° 1216 Robert Winter Poor, Canton. we to out a semicircle around after corporal Roofing, Board, new. Lots of other small 000,000 pounds pork year. (be flying squadron will have go given than each Tommy got fag and tically ia to those to 1216 Riohard Frank Romford. times a Tommy falls for the ad, if tbeir work oomparable iltuatlon with regard l"!)|® Winn, lome. and It had called out "Rations up." Apple Barrel Heads, and n®?r' lighted a to the dis- tools. whoee member· made reporta i8 described in a recentP°ulteJ.. 1218 LaryWinslow Jodklns, Dlxfield. over here la a real had uses the cooker in dugout oomplete Tbe T. M. C. A. are Issued every Sunday morn- The sergeant L. NOYES, This work is to be of 1228 Felix Romford. Fags quartermaster the other oo· MAURICE laat year. judged [rom the Office of the Secretary Agrl Oandlsh, and work all the on which gust and discomfort of LUMBER OF ALL KINDS Sighting force, they ing, and you get between given a slip to the corporal South Paris. extremely important in meeting tbe de- îulture, "The Situation 1226 Carl M. Aodrews, Romford. time for the 7. M. C. A. generally i6tf boys. Every a list of rations. Sit- cupants.) for Inoreased food. Agricultural 1288 L. Romford. twenty and forty. The brand gen- was written the South mand for 1918, Pert XI, Poultry. Peroy Davis, worker Is a live wire. Ministers, busi- This mess Is stirred up In a tin and Paris, 1286 Plaolde Romford. Issued is the "Woodbine." Some- on the floor, using a wooden box Maine·! Tbe plg-olub work has spread rapidly Riohard, ness men and the like have given np erally ting the flames Cow Work Grover On allowed to simmer over nntil every state is doing Testing Pey·. 1240 Dana Brooks, Bethel. are over to times we are lucky and get "Gold- as a table, the Issue commenced. practically their work and here helping until Tommy decides Sale. or it as a of the 1244 Vlto Romford. rations from the cooker Hay For more less of part general Six dairymen In Jackson oounty. Mo., Parlae, irin the war. flakes," "Player?" or "Red Hussars." the left of the corporal the olnb work. Twenty one states have who have been member· of a cow-testing 1267 George J. Levasaeor, Romford. consisted of the fol- that It has reached sufllclent (gluelike) In- Occasionally an issue of "Life Rays" were piled. They and Several tons of upland hay. in coopération assoo'atfon for three years, increased 1274 Almon Everett Perry, Mexloo. consistency. He takes his bayonet plg-olub agents employed Hotel In Pari· for Salvation Army. comes along. Then the older Tommies lowing: of with tbe Animal Husbandry Division an·) their milk production 1605 pounds, and 1276 Arthur Martin, Romford. by means of the handle carries the quire to a Immediately get busy on the recruits Six loaves of fresh bread, each loaf tbe States Relations Servloe of the butterfat 1279 George Mills, Bethel. Aooordlng cablegram recently In the front trench to cool. production eighty-one pounds one out of mess up M. ATWOOD, The In 1284 Wilfnd J. reoelved by Major Albert Widgery of the and trade these for "Woodbines" or of a different size, perhaps GEORGE United States Department of Agrioui- for each oow, the first year. Kllgore, Newry. After It has cooled off he tries to eat It. 1296 Ffânklin Wilson's Salvation Army of this diatriot, tbe "Goldflakes." A recruit only h·· to the six as flat as a pancake, the South Paris. ture. oreased income from each oow Harry Hart, being 6r two Tommies In a Salvation war workers in Franoe man Generally one I7tf In view of tbe great sucoeas attending Ι40.Θ0 more than the first y··1"· 'hJJJ Mills. Army be stuck once In this manner, and then result of an array service corps are on of a far section have cast-iron stomachs and work thus and because. of tbe averase of their berd for the 1298 Levi White, Romford. working plans reaching he ceases to be a recruit There la a a box of beef on it dor· tbe far, production placing bully I tasted tbe tb. 1801 Alvin Edmond North character. They have just secured a the tin Is soon emptied. One· LET great need of Inereasing production iUTStoP™ib«T join* Chapman, reason. Tommy la a great cigarette lng transportation. TO tbe Bethel. oompletely furnished hotel in Paris, but once. of and pork produet·, dld not excwd 175 ponod· ·»£»■ under all condi- of one and the trench pudding, only rooms for pork depart- wbieh haa one hundred and rooms smoker. He smokes Three tins Jam, apple Three furnished light ment ia to enroll 900,000 boys cow. The average the 1808 Clayton E. Tower, Harrison R. F. fifty In addition to the regular ration I» leaking per tions, when unconscious or other two Farm for Sale aa soldier· of tbe com- was 810 Paction_of butterlat D. " and large enough to aocommodate two except plum. to housekeeing, and girls ''junior third year pounds til dif- sue Xommy uses another channel ia of 186 1812 Llnwood M. Sooth Parla. hundred people. when he is reconnolterlng In No Man's Seventeen Bermuda onions, for 1918. It expeeted neroow. Thla Increase pounds Corbett, menu. at Street, missary" la located rea- enlarge his 5 Myrtle * who ean do ao will ralae cents a lor 1819 Preeton Robert Tbe hotel acquired centrally Land at night Then, for obvioua ferent sises. Paris. that every boy cow, at fifty-three pound RldlOn, Fryeborg. a so* J ι South per for soldiers' room, the of a In the English {«per· "Lonely $5500 one or more pig· for Uncle 8am and thus butterfat. amounted to 171.66. 1821 John Wilson, Sooth Paris. headquarters, reading sons, he does not care to have a light- A piece of cheese in shape cafeteria and other details for Soldier" column Is ran. This is for fnrniah tbe meat anpply for a soldier. 1828 Rosooe Haaen Botler, Sooth necessary ed cigarette In his mouth. wedge. ISO acre·, large roomy honte, abed and The far-famed "potato-pens," aôme of Paris. the work. The rent of this big structure the soldiers at the front who are sup- Stretcher bearers carry fags for Two one-pound tins of butter. o»rriage bouae, bam 40x100 feet, wbloh were bollt in every tow® 1824 Clifford Mexloo. Is to ooat the Salvation Army 190,000 without friends or rela- silo, find tbe statement In the I nearly Edwards, of raisins. posed to be built new not all la Farm for Sale We following returned the seed and tbe eetlmated ooat of tbe wounded Tommies When a stretcher ▲ handful many years ago, No. 11: laat year, scaroely put 1880 Clarenoe Haakell Bailey, Andover. annually tives. They writ· to the papers and food farm la United State· Food Leaflet of a Tommy ▲ tin of biscuits, or as Tommy calls repair, good orchard, also sugar as the Caswell into tham. Gardener, are warned 1881 Walleoe Alton Sooth entire undertaking for the first year will bearer arrives alongside and Kaowa Byron "Milk belpe your ohlldren to grow. Be- Clifford, their names are published. Girts otohard, with 50 toaa hay, smooth level two miles from Har- the Idea. The plan to .row Paris. total «60,000. who hae been hit the following conver- them "Jaw breakers." Waterford, looated sides well-known food aube tan oee it ha· against women in answer them, and aside, walar 1· Waterford this method and Tbe also atated that the of mustard England good paature, bnlldlnge, rison, three m I lee from Sooth whlob must have potatoes by skyscraper 1888 Bruno Sammaroo, Romford. oablegram sation usually takes place: Stretcher A bottle pickles. mil mated 80 something special they In waa In ■end ont of foodstuffs, ciga- 1Q00 cords wood bee Idee grow· from Aoademy. raise enough in a box 1886 Bird South Salvation Army Franoe desper- a Where are condensed parcels two ssilee Bridgtoo to Your obildren oaa a Utile Benjamin Twltobell, bearer—"Want fag? you The "bully beef," spuds, · ,D( pine, 3 a ilea to ami rali- la Waterford grow. get feat and feet to ate need of an effloient manager for the rettes, candy, etc. I hav· known oaly Tillage aoree of laad and wood-lot from other but not eifbt long eightÎALà ïlEhhigh Paris. hit?" looks up and anawera, fresh meat bacon and "Macono- school of thle food·, enough. was new want at Tommy milk, as station, with high about flflees aoree. Seven-room teed the ail winter, ahot 1888 John M. Pike, Waterford. hotel and aiao help. They "lonely" soldier to receive M many Wfd*»d Grange, of Give your boys and girl· milk for tbeir family "Tea. Id the leg." chle rations" (a can filled with meat cbnrohen, oear neighbors. At pm- la lair oondltloa aad good barn tbu>. kit. b, InTMttgmtlooi of 1866 Arthur Rom- once twenty middle-aged men for ad- and eleven Utters la on· hooee eheaoe to b£b«r Sidney Haaelton, re- and water), had been five parcels •at prloes wood will 'or term. of la the barn. grow.'* th< obttl.wi ww. oltbw. vance. an meobanio After dismissal from parade, we vegetables greasy nearly pay 40x00 with forty tone hay know that milk eontalns a tmoIu post work, expert " ukeo at one of side Paw people ftp· to of the and I had to over to the company cook to oaoa will inclode pair hay sad farming tools all for box pouto garden·. In * 1867 Lohnes, Andover. and assistant take charge turned to our bUlete get turned next work Feras, •nbetanoe vital to growth and good JM Roy He Continued horses, doubla harnesses, tens low Washington, twenty of aeedJJ were 1861 Bernard J. Rumford. garage at Parla, and also six truck driv- àlth the dinner la- make a stew for next day's dinner. afta vary prie·. health. Grown people may get along pounds Doyle, busy Immediately WK0D with bodies aad hayraoh, sulky planted. of Mtatoe· were 1866 Bernard era beaides a capable offloer to take ef stew made also received the tea, sugar, salt Tap- Net it J. WHJBXLEB, without milk, but they will have better light pounds Guy Leroy -Andrews, sue. Dinner consisted Knots plow, disc harrow, mowing maohlas, W. harvested, a difference of twelve pounds. Canton Point· charge of canteen supplies and a good of flour. mmtwm of Ja· health if they uee milk. Tbe ehlld need· from fresh beef, a couple spuds, per and In om educational SBlky oaltivator and man are spreader. Parle, Maine 1886 Merton R. Li ver more Foils. maa for finanoe. The needa along the fceaa- This South milk far proper growth and development Holt, bully beef, Maconochle rations and wa· Scratching his head, corporal la a great frame of tfc· moot property will ha sold si oaon. A « leaf "Lack of peint oaueee a greater an- 1887 Maxim Mexloo. speelfio line· of aervloe are pressing ana poil and ao other food ma take lia plaoe. Mayaard Harlow, of water. There la great studied the slip Issued to him by the ttfBl knots, tied In sllksn and foMsn bargain. Don't wall. I sko haws nual losa through deterioration than the 1801 Jesse Laoreooe Den- argent. ter—plenty -1 Kenoerson, men in a slow, mystified formed a of *** terms (or aggregate fire loaa for the peat twelve It has also been announoed that on competition among the to apear quarter. Then thread. This ttd port Overholt of Memorial tbe Salvation with their forka the two voice he read out "No. 1 section, 19 exhibit at a certain wsetdt Lai aa not he denatved Into thinking months/* assart· Vlqgll 1896 Adalbert Thomas Fredericks. Day, Army lonely pota- Japan's To Bent farmers to laaalee in and other oountrlea six." He looked For six months tMo wosdscM that tbe majority of dty folka "have It Ohio. He urge· apply paint Romford. France toes. men. Bread, loaves, ftlr. There is no will an on the grave in a musing· wall. and Thirteen acres of tillage on Paris inM for tbe farmer, elmply baaaaa· aa (reqneotly and liberally. 1401 Orlando Parker Russell, Hanover. plaoe Amerloan-fiag Aliter dinner I tried to waah out pussled and soliloquised ooUoetlon had hue upon φο L. official best Ume to aa think, but 1408 Edward E. Booth Parts. of every American soldier that baa fallen I» A. BROOKS, in fine condition. Sixty-five ooeaatoaal city editor or inaae paint, manj Shaw, the dixie with cold water and a raft voice! only two sltfton had aottood tad Hill oaxe should be taken that the are 1416 Elmer A. in the great war. Tbla will be a paints Grant, Roxbury. splen- ""ri* of the "Six nineteen men. Lofs as* Und «boat it Real dollars lor the season. Address, mixed eod well rubbed Moi did and one that all Amerioan and learned another loaves, Brtato Agent oaiefullf 1410 Johl O. Pearaon, Woodland, act, peo- for mm Κ. Ρ ARRIS, Pftris, Me. Kïrtsr ΧΆΗ the fat the wood. y«i«« will tranche»—TO cent be fe·*" t that's three la * loaf efts·* | V. oacikf '■« ple appreciate. flyij; Booth Paris, · Kslns. ******** I I

.'■■■■ » u. «.»*T Xif M m^MÊÊÊIÊÊÎÊSÊÊ ÉÉÉtiÉMiÉdHliiâiÉÉâi ft ^———■ Poai Aadover. WANTED. 18S8. Detfcel Bryaat'a stores· ESTABLISHED ha* Mr. and Μη. Charles Bartlett ικ» HENDERSON-CLEVELAND in lue THE OXFORD BEARS. Μη. Bunting with her (oar children George W. MoDoaald of Boston Second-hand baby carriage good to been visiting hi· father and brother here Fred Bartlett and Mm were at Stoaeham I itarted lor Seattle, Wuh., Mi; 14, condition. hot haabend, who went ont Inst thepeet week. Sunday. THE DOINGS OF THE WBBK IN ALL loin worked Grace Mltobell I· In the Motorcycles CUMMINOS. The Oxford Democrat fail with their eon John. They expeot Mr. McDaniela, who formerly working LESLIE now ea mill. Sale· and Service Station. 91 SECTIONS OP THE COUNTY. to make their home there. Many for Willie· Ellery, le employed spool Hall. Mr·. Abble who baa been *111 mtae them, eepeolally her parente. book-keeper et No. 8 New Fennell Poor, spend- ISSUED TUESDAYS. baa moved the winter in Portland and ϋ. N. OSWELL. Mr. Kmery, a repreeentative of the Albert Cushman of Bethel ing Boston, Horse For Sale. Parla MU. on the B. C. has arrived at her home in town. Western Avenue, South Pari·. Civic League of Maine, gate a Tory force- to the Jeremiah Pelt honae old, In the of Mr. Fred Biohards et Auburn visited rela- 7tf horse, 5 years nm Baptist Church, aappBea. Prsaahtas ful and address at the Con- Devi· farm, and la employ Good family to a. M. School helpful for woman South Paris. Maine, May 21, 1918 every Sunday ti 10*5 Sunday church 12. Sunday Davia. tlvee In town reoently. and kind, safe Sabbath aerrtoe at 7 J·. Prayer gregational May sound at IS. βτβϊΐιι of the three The remain· of Mra. Lonlae F. Chaee Mrs. Helen Kimball of South Paris and work- Meeting Thursday evening |at 730. Oortaiit evening a nnlon meeting Place For Sale drive. Good driver good were here from was in town last week. Meeting U* last IMdaybefore the let 8unday sburchea was held. Qnlte a number brought Monday Kent'a ■· AU not otherwise meet· er. Price $150. of the month at i 40 r. to an the Hill for burial In the North Woodatook New Centnrj Pomona Orange ATWOOD & FORBES, Invited. pledged themselves help ρ port connected aie cordially She waa the widow of the with Byron the third Wedneeday In I offer for sale my homestead place, L. A. BROOKS, aauae, which is doing snoh good work oemetery. Me. MMtore mmd Proprietor*. About wer# prei—t «I the Alden June. of a ell and South Paris, thirty >11 through Maine, ηώ a good Intereet late Prof. Fltsroy Chaae, preel- consisting large house, 31 Parent-Teacher-Citisena Aaaooiatlon last dent of Kent'a Hill who died L. B. Hall had an III attaok last week. Giokos M. ATWOOD. A. E. FOI vas manifested. Seminary, stable, located in the village The «objecte of Special tinging. centrally Tuesday evening. Thuraton la at the aaoatorlum nt In 1898. She waa the daughter of Be?. of Paris Hill. wheat cooaervatiOD Boy WUaon's Mills. potato, sugar, aod for trsntmsnt for tnber· Stephen Allen, who waa at one time ex- Pnraonafleld In ni ranee. were aod tested recipes the and where ahe ▲. W. Linnell and Earl have a KlDNEYPttLSfUOOft ΓκκΜβ :—#1 JO a year If paid strictly diaouaaed, culoeie. Mrs. who la η prlnoipal of aeminary, Hoyt Ε. B. CURTIS, Paris Hill. FOLEY JUOMCYS ΛΜΟ 4 cento. a Guy Thuraton, cot PACKACffI a rear. Single copie· It was voted to have box a In the cleaa of with the Brown Co. at Parmaoheenee MM Otherwise 93.00 changed. trained nurae, went with her husband's waa graduate '06. For at the oloee of the term which her husband waa >am. — tapper two twelve ADVKBTieKinum All legal advertisement· ■on. They have been gone weeks. year· profeeaor 13b for «111 be the first week In Jane. at Arthur Llttlehale is on the slok list. are three consecutive Insertion· 91-30 probably The Bebekaba' cook about whlob of matbematloa Kent'a Hill. given con- the book, inch la of column. Special A will be giTSO by A aervice of aix atara la aoon to be Dr. of Colebrook la the per length patriotic pageant io mnoh has been aaid, baa been out a flag Noyee attending tracta made with local, transient and yearly of Paris' achool children. and all wbo want can call placed on the building of the Dearborn physloian. The Town advertisers. a week, oopiee The Sunshine Clnb passed very and tbem. Co., representing former em- Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Llttlehale are at PUJld Tax electric at Mra. Fred Phllbrook'a get Spool Minimum Bed Grose Jo· Panrrrao —New type. presses, last week with Mrs. Heald. now in the with hi· Peter tO the and low price· day It ooneiata of all the tried from ployee, U. S. Service. present «topping father, quota power, experienced workmen four reoipea for the it You Want oar busi- here were fifteen members, gnests In Lew- Tailoring? of a Charles B. who died Llttlehale, preparation until Dependable combine to make this department Çleaaant all the and to have Byerson, making A Bebekaba, onght at is Give liberaUy and give ness complete and popular. and five children present. good laton on waa for summer campaign Boaebnok Lodge. $825. as the clothes greet aale at 50 oenta per oopy. Tueaday, May Htb, our serve* well as long are worn amount of sewing was done for the a reaident thla He bas in s new motorboat whiob of kind that Mra. Oharlea O. Davis haa gone to several yeara of village, pot hurts. will 10 per cent The COPIES. A most letter was ron Lester Little· We give with comfortable SHtiL£ boatess. interesting for where he waa a watch and olock re- will be by bis brother, durable color· fit, superior In Portland treatment to tn in are four cents read from Mine Cars D. Cooper, which in fur the aooommodation of 24th, To-day'· style Single copies of Thk Dkmocsat Tbe annual meeting of tbe W. C. T. U. pairer. Mr. Byeraon waa born Sum- bale, aporting cash sales of Friday, May service, are embodied in will be mailed on receipt of price bj enclosed two five dollsr checka, one and all-around every gv, each. The j she was held at Mra. Cbandler'a at the uanal ner Nov. 0, 1843. Soon after the oivil parties. workmanship or for the convenience of patrons •he publishers from Mrs. Rogers sod one from herself, war broke out he enllated from Azel Wilaon took Mr. and Mra. Alfred Red Gross. our Tailors of each Issue have been placed on hour May 15. They elected tbe aame Bethel, ment ordered from dependable single copie· the : whiob were very muoh was mastered into Co. 12th Hart to Bethel on business. sale at the following place· In County appreciated. offloera as laat year. Though tbe num- and B, Friday The clnb nee all donations to yarn Not. 1861. be Storey la making repairs on the CHAS. H. HOWARD OO., Howard'· Drue Store. tray bers were «mall, they feel good courage. Uaioe, 20, Subsequently Elwyn South Paris. The ladies are to enter- «TORI ShurtiefTs Prog Store- for tbe soldiers. ia relative· Id waa transferred to Co. A, and waa dla- road. THE REX ALL. V. PRICE & CO. even Newton Kimball vlating ED. Norway, Noyes Drug Store. tain the next Saturday for In 1868. Four Store. gentlemen Dover, Ν. H. charged dlaability Pharmacist· Stone's Dru* home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Maine New« Notes. Postmaster. ing at the citi- children aurvive him, alao one aister, to Buckfleld, A. L. Newton. Quite a number of the patriotic Maine not for you delay ordering your Clothing no, Paris Helen R Cole, Post Office. Thayer. have taken on tbemaelvea Mra. Ada Hartwiok of Pennsylvania, and South Paris, It*s profitable Rill, returned zen· of Bethel wear. West Paris, Samuel T. White. M. M. Houghton, M. D., has a John of North Wood- or next winter ro an orphan in Franoe. Only brother, Byeraon The workhorae tinder the for summer from Turner where she spent tbe winter, support parade either 930.00 a year. Tbe Ladiee' Club of the atock. of the Maine State Homane and her house here. aaapioea Coming Events. reopened oburoh support one. Let Educational is to be held Mrs. Herbert P. Hammond went to Congregational 8ooiety May the work on. Hebron. General last good go 25 at Portland. Will Be Much Soon the Central Maine Hospital laat lea Prices Higher W. convention. Mra. Clark Caawell left Wedneaday Sunday afternoon M Mona Barrett Maj 33—Oxiord County C. T. C. for a operation,* At So muoh baa the of the Which Makes the Better Executor? Wednesday surgical abe ia to a in at populstion Norway. for Mancheater, Ν. H., where gave piano recital the parlor the Lew this time sbe is to be making Cumberland farm beeo reduced or overcoat made for you now » May J6-3&— Bates College Commencement, reported the anmmer with her cousin, aa a Home. Misa Ethel Marahall asalated County can afford a suit just •pend by in theae that It has been or You Iston. good reoovery. to her. aelect dry times, in business affairs, 17—Primary election. and Mrs. Lula oompanion reading. A woman, inexperienced June fair Mrs. Emma T. Hubbard necessary to take the priaoners out of grief-stricken it. 31 Community Chautauqua, county Bethel people had quite a treat laat The eaaaya for commencement have of want July Daniels are both on the sick list so thst the to work the farm. this National Bank which is under the strict supervision grounds. Wedneaday night, when they liatened to been asaigned to Virginia Catee, Machlaa, jail strong State election. it msy make necessary sn Indefinite Sept. fair. Dr. Albion's lec'ure on the "Dangers of Conant, Hebron, Charles Dun· Kenneth C. M. Sills was elected presi- the United States Government ? 8ept. 10,11,13—Oxford County of tbe opening of the Virginia to Show You postponement before tbe Men's Club ol Mooroe, ire Jobnaon, dent of Bowdoin st a of and Winter Hubbard House. Democracy" ham, Appleton, College meeting Both Summer Samples NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Bethel at Bethel Inn. Dr. Albion come· Clinton Murray, South Portland, Louiae the board of truateea and overseers Tuea- Mrs. Mellie S. Brown arrived here and Is it fair to women who have had little or no business experi· from Portland, pastor of a Universalis! Tilley, Ashland, Norman Webb, Stoning day. President Silla was dean of the over same as otheri are her summer home last week after which is us and look them many doing Z. L. Merchant. opened church there. He is spending quite s ton. college under tbesdmiulatration of Preai· to into their hands the of property Call on Buck A Co. the winter at Southern Pines, ence, put management when want them Brown, spending little time leoturing on tbe several toploi The ball game here Wedneaday be- dent William DeWitt and baa been order and take the clothes you either Paris Trust Co- N. C„ sod visiting relstlves in New Jer- Hyde, the source of their income ? Leave your Chas H. Howard Co. of the war, and It oertalnly was a force- tween Hebron and Weatbrook Semi- aoting president alnce the death of Preai- perhaps only Pills. sey and Portland on tbe way north. Fall. Doan's Kldnev ful nary waa won dent a He ia 38 now or next In 2 ads. P. Hammond and Miss speech. by Weatbrook, scoring Hyde nearly year^go. W ater Powers Maine, Dr. Charlotte waa ic looked Mr. Eastman of East Sumner 6 to 5. of sure their interests will be Tucker Harness Store. Alice Benjamin are expected here early yeara age. You can be that carefully F. H. Noyee Co. town laat week. Mrs. Henry Pinkham and Miaa Louiac You Be Satisfied Bank. this week from Augusta, Ga., where Both will· of Edward T. Burrowes of a will, We Demand Absolutely Norway National are at their summer home here for a few after, hy having your lawyer carefully prepare appointing Savoy Theatre. they have spent tbe past winter. Tbey Portland were disallowed by Judge Don- estate. for Memorial Weat Bethel. day·. Miaa Louise was a tired young the National the executor or trustee of your Flowers Early. will occupy Benbam Cottage for tbe ahue Tueaday after a bearing In the pro- Norway Bqnk Bids wantei. lady after driving their auto througo summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. At wood "The ha· come bate ooort. Tbla deciaion will retain Horse for Sale. gentle spring from Newton, Mass. Wanted. bave already arrived and pot the cottage And men, who garden aome, within the family the large fortune be- from their bed· while jet the morn 1· graj Miss Marion Smith from Norway, ι The Town of Parla in readiness for them. Leap lieved to have been left Bnrrowea, And, like a tramp arrayed, former graduate at the Academy, la the by This is the week of tbe Amerioan Red With rate and inatead of a of it to the Judicial Court. barrow, apade of Miaa Poor for a few daya. large part going Supreme drive. Now let every citizen do Courageously attack the soggy clay. gneat widow of Bev. J. W. a close Cross and eon Magruder, H. Mra. Walte little of F. 1918. Norwaj May Term, his that Paris Hill may exoeed its who died ainoe Mr. Bur- NoyesCo. duty "They furiously dig are ber personal friend, TWO E. Bird Justice Presiding visiting cousin, Floyd Pbilbriok, Hon. George quota and go "over tbe top." A place—not very big, rowes* death. •TORB8 NORWAY. Ernest J. Record ...Clerk Then rake It smoother than a Frank Moody ia baying pigs fur tb< PARIS, Good is making in tbe im- gently floor; SOUTH Charles O. Barrows Stenographer progress Then, on their hands and knee·. Auburn Trust Co. He bought 34 leal That the of a German sub- Krederlck B. Dyer County Attorney of tbe Shaw house recently In the possibility Sheriff provement Drop precious pea· week and 25 this The are to marine to the Maine coaat and Harry D. Cole Misa P. Burcbfield And and and sweat, from every pore week, piga coming as Crier purchased by Mary puff, pant, Harry O. Stimson Deputy be sold at reasonable rate· to boys and mines for the benefit of our Librarian of Pittsbarg, Pa. The work is in charge " E'en at the breakfast bell planting Walter L. Gray girls, and a prige given to the one wbc is not entirely unanticipated by NATIONAL BANK The These heroes will sLipping THE NORWAY George H. Davis Messenger of M. L. Xoyes of South Pari*. rebel, and "com has the in the fall. Mr the is shown the stable baa been taken down and a new And shout they're "nearly through," largest pig government by placard High grade and Justice George E. Bird of Portland is lngnow;" Moody is alao baying ben· and ohickeni wsrning people about the danger Maine built in another location aod But not till bieakfaat's posted, Norway, presiding at the May term of court for garage cold, and them to Boston. of minea that on inside the bouae are And wife to scold, shipping touching may appear at Id of ohanges progress- begins Economical Oxford County Rumford, place Will they quit work all ready tor a row. Mrs. AtleeSmrtevant ia in the hospital the coast. These mines may be ex- Justice Aroo W. King of Ellsworth, who ing. at Lewiston for and Mr. Stur when thrown the P. of this attended cant wash off the treatment, ploded upon shore, to this and who has H. Hsmmood piece "They dirt; was assigned term, struggle la a tevant's mother is keeping house foi and persons are warned not to go within perKjx tbe Msy term of Supreme Court st Rum They shirt, $1.60,-1.90,-2.26 been ill. And finish at the table, where In pain him while she is away. 500 yards of them. Tbey are also y ford last Tuesday. choke—no time to taste- BY The tiret day of the court, Tuesday, They Sturtevant returned to hii warned not to touch line attaobed SOLD ONLY who bss been Then rush with nervous haste Henry any TIME as usual to 7. C. Cumminga, living IS THE was devoted organiza- Across the and of course. the train. home in Waltham a few ago. to them, and to notify the nearest naval largely on the Bstes farm between here and lots, mise, days tion and calling of the docket and mak- Mr. and Mrs. Field of Woodsvllle, Ver officer when mines are found. WHEN West Sumner for tbe past few years, "At night, with blistered hand, S. P. Maxim &$# η ρ the trial list. the week-end with hii ing And broken back, they stand mont, spent a A Tonic moved to Freeport last week. While riding along publio highway YOU NEED So little work was there for the grand A swearing at the neighbor's wicked chicks, brother, Prof. A. L. Field. Mib before Mr. and Mrs. Carroll I. Hooper of scratched all the the woods at Shapleigh with Spring South Paris. jury that it ânished its hearings who've np seeds, Misa Nellie Whitman ia still gaining through Boston arrived last week sod sre occupy So nothing grows but weeds— her husband in an automobile on Nov. the noon recess on Tuesday, and report- is Roofif-tG and ber home in thia village. Which shows it doeant pay to rise at alx." courage good. Mrs. Marola M. Burbank of ed its early in the afternoon ing tbeirjammer 30, 1Θ17, To tone up after the sluggish winter months. findings joua niuimuQu uns «uiu iuc nuwc was shot Walter A. session. These indictments were report Norway Lake. Parsonsfield by farm where be dow reaide· and will pur- more for Slocum. Peterson of Mas·., who was bunt- ed: A little uspice" B. L. Jordan of Denmark and Mrs Lynn, It in condition to enjoy the summer chase another when he finds one that Warm and weather this week it is said. Bullets wounded puts you Emile Vellleux an* Peter LeClalr, maintain showery Willard Graffam of bave beet ing deer, suit* him. Sanborn and hav« 1 Bridgton her in both and she has ainoe been lng house of ill fame. Norman family visiting at Balph Flood's. legs, the winter the waste products Lottie Wheeler, forgery. Bert Cole bas been unable to attend to moved baok to Bethel. oonfined to the bed and Is unable to weather. During Charles f. Morse, bigamy. Walter Pride has purchased an auto hia work (or several day·, having had Elbert Brigga visited bis sister anc walk. 8be ia now suing Peterson in the elim- »ha A.imin·! KtialnAaa mobile. have accumulated and unless the miafortone to atiok a nail into his brother in Sontb Paria last week. Essex County conrt for 910,000 damages. of the body Asa Frost and Mrs. Winnie H&H spent foot. M. ia No baa ever been made to brflos, Jo* Sunday, May 12th. Washington, C·, High Friday Will make the blood rich and pure, the nerves mer home dollars was takei weak- Lukanaakis, Frank Pak-zi*, K»*4®8" Mra. Li Hie Maaon baa been visiting at Tuesday. evening. Ninety-three Wedneaday evening the members ο f leaving after the expenses are paid abou : en· the bowels, u&jf t^'chroni^^ MAzUiiskm Fraser, W. J Tellia Thibodeau'a. Get Doan'e twÏXÏ.® 4βΟΜ"Ρ««οη.joc the eyes the Philippe Mountain the ui dollar*. I! Heiulets 67 operate easily; stronger, brighter, complexion Adam Clirk. Ovtds Cantln Mr. and Mr». Will Parlin, Mr. and Grange gave drama, fifty IM all store· More New Dickson of the in Hal I Ai has tbe Felix P. Soimenv, Alex O. Anctl 1, J ο Mra. Albion Andrews, Mias Bazel Lam- Daughter Desert," Orange Twjtchell bought building better and the muscles more elastic and tireless. to a and audience near the Stevens store For burn, scald or Dr. J m bert and Edward of Paria Hill large appreciative drug formerly any pain, bruise, apply Pater Poirier, Jo* Co· very, Shop»». Slattery Thomas' Ecleotlo OU—the household Petticoat*, drama and at Norib AU the were well rendered. A used by John J. Perry as a law office remedy. Dresses, Waists, Jerry Stonkls, Arthur F. attended tbe dance parte Two alaea 80c and OOcatall droit store·. the music r and moved it to a lot of Ρ Giroux, John T. Crawford, John A. Buckfield Wednesday, the 22d. dance followed drama, bj bonght Wm Shaw's Orohestra. near tbe Advent He in Wash Goods. Petrie Dooltte Tberranlt, Minas Ral- Boyd Chapel. Buckfield. Mr. and lira. Everett fro η ι tends to fit it and rent it as a Biner Sort neon, David Berry man Bessey op dwelling ™e. Rumford are relatives in thii ι boose. Renta are in demand at Neckwear, Underwear, Jas Barnet, Heury D. Begin, Em. do Rev. F. M. Lamb of Brunswick waa vialting present CORROBORATION. on frienda here and vicinity. Bragoll, John Peter MacGregor, Anton calling Tburaday Hiram. Etc. Friday. He waa entertained at Salnta' Sweaters, tbe aotive, 0^ Interest to South Paris Readers. Ill» I J"c?vi'l c wes as-igned for trial this week, Beat. West Sumner. Among bright, loyal younj : Miss Mildred Shaw is at home for a men, natives or oitizens of Hiram, all on Monday and Tueaday, are. J. A. C. Rider of Philadelphia fa so «he few weeka' reat before on a con- marched to defend the old flag, weri Wash Skirts Bernard Andrews vs. Jsoob starting in our for a few For months South Paris citizens bave Cotton jourolog village days. • two and Alfred Good at. *An cert circuit for the summer with a mixed brothers, Harry Battle K. Delano (a.over vs. Bernard James Packard and family have move< seen lo these oolumn· enthusiastic praise She a solo in church Sun- ; win, sons of Mrs. Alios L. Goodwin ant I and quartet. sang to the Clinton Buok farm on Sumne; of Dosn'a Pill· Soath Pari· in and white Gabardine H. Tbomai, administrator, vs. Nellie B. tbe late Ivory F. Goodwin. On Toes Kidney by plain fancy stripe Pique, day. Bill. resident·. Would these prominent peo· selection There was an auto aocident at Hall's day, Mrs. Goodwin reeeived tbe sac I Khaki skirts in a assortment for your Mrs. Hiram Howe of Rumford is visit recommend a that had not splendid that 26 year*, wai , pie remedy τε· ■» Bridge Wednesday night, in which a car friends in tiding* Alfred, aged "SfeKSK: ing the village. in in proven reiiabieP Would they confirm most reasonable to Mr. Bluaaom of Turner waa killed battle France by poison gas pricea. belonging P. G. Barrett has purchaaed a ne* I their statements after years bad into As she is aged and in ill health, the bio* elapsed conaiderably damaged by running auto truck. if bad not shown the ;be No one waa hurt. fails with overpowering force. He bai , personal experience in Summer Underwear Gauthier et al vs. Oxf «d bridge. Harold Hollia baa moved into Dr to be of endorsement? Everything ^Arthur resided in recent at .Sooth Hiran | remedy worthy l ovell ΐ Oldham vs. Oxford Lumber Co. Mr. aud Mra. Fred Taylor of Boston years Robinson's rent, The statement should carry Oldham vs. Oxford L.mbeiM are with relativea here. and Kesar Falls. His mother is now liv following when ffiïon of Buokfield wai conviction to tbe mind of South for women and children at moat reasonable prices Horace B. Coombs vs Oxford Lumber Co. e« Misa Jonea of tbe of Augustus Spaulding ing at Cornish. These soldiers inheritec I every Lucy Univeraity the guest of John Heald one day las Paris reader. a war their their father you consider the market. H. Poland vs. Oxford Lumber Co. Maine gave demonatation of des- week. Mr. is foui ; military spirit, having present fclfjiwel]vn Spaulding eighty served in tbe 9tb Maine in , Hiram Lovejoy, Myrtle St., South v.. Κ. ■· Walker. serts at Hall afternoon Regiment tbi Get the KiTHwid Grange Thursday years old. I suffered for five from Habit. civil war. -He also served in the Paris, says: years Saving before a audience of ladies. navy. FKd and Ella· Brig»·, petitioner», vs. TrtA T. large Mrs. John Foster of Bryant's Pond ii 1 a most baokaobe and for Buckfield Club met with Mra. Tbe allotment of Hiram for tbe thirc I distressing daya Literary a week with her Mr at a time movement Piece Goods bo*. «-»«. spending parents, loan was The committee any sudden oaused "sffitt. Luther Irish Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs. Freeman Farrar. liberty |8,200. taf"· Charles Milan A. intense pain. Tbe kidney secretion May 20th will be Memorial Sunday. Cotton, Cnmmings It's a owe we ere sell- ST The scarlet fever patients are all re were so in passage as to you We want to minds that Veterans and Sons of Veterans are re- ! Arthur W. Sadler, Seth C. Clemon* frequent keep patriotic duty your country impress upon your gj-g·· oovering. The schools have all reopenec me in discomfort all the time and my to meet at Grange Hall at 9:30 Henry W. Merrill, Clifton Evans and and in this Bank draw the of our cotton and wool piece g00^1 Knox.§3S quested again. rest at was badly broken. I lost yourself. Deposits ing greater portion A M. Rev. W. M. Davis will deliver Frank E. Stearns, raised 113,000. night of to- The Red Croas gave an entertalnmeni a deal in health and felt at the time at leu than the wholesale tbe rauaic. Our new pastor, Rev. Smith, great atrengtb, interest from the first of com- present price Men ol ai Muet Register June 5. sermon; epecial the 17attie to pasture· formerly by Improved kind worth saving entertain. la to Hon- it with the true was la oo boat- ] E. 3. Bartlett. ber maid returned Brownfleld to serious illnessi relieve a of bow yean It la F. A. Damoa Norway N. only qoeatlon many J Sarah the Lf. Medicine James Favor,• Pro: '•j P. we :1 leee H. B. McKaen and daughter "L.F." made only by BssH to take to It. If Thursday. CROCKETT, going aooompilah has sold bis oar to Ù&? Hllfeoa waa oo oar rood work- ι real to Aubnrn and a of Laroqae I feeler. MAIN He down on the job now, some other I George bought pair Co., Portland, Me. Ask year N6BWAV, M ll Mr. BudsMs ol Chatham, Ν. H. generation will have It to flniah ap. I og Monday. "" ΙΜΜΜ>«Γ <7Λ·. ·,- 3 ~" ·-··-■. <···, '*■" "™ 75·--·^····*:- «ε; *" Λν ** V ■: ·. τ··- :·.·· -•ν·-·-" Χ Τ»' ν,

Mis. C. à. Reoocd la vtaitlaf la 8m· William H. TkftodeM Mm of Wound* aoa)Dunham of Norway, and vu bora Democrat ford for a few Tie Oxford daja. NORWAY. Jo·· 15, 1878. 8b· married Nathan Mit. John la in Noble Jose 1800. Sbe I· survived by In Parle, 8, totbe wife of P«al HUdeo, a Slmpoon Portland to 0*H*B oxford oouhty mkh bbpobtsd 96, May vieil her lUter nod have her husband end nine obildreo, the old- daughter. tiMtMct (or In Parle, May 10, to tbe wife of Ralph Field, a ber 1>*AD I» FBA5CK. eel e of the youngest only twen- 21, «y··. girl 18, da ncbter. Paris, Maine, May iqi8| Ten table· of whist were entertained ty-four boon et the time of ber deetb. Ib Bethel, May 8, to tbe wife of Harry King, a South Mn. L. M. Lnnt of Lewi· ton «u tb· 1UU from the Ameriean at Mr·. A. S. Kimball'· Wednesday Two otber obildreo died In infenoy. daughter. gueet of her Mr·. Casualty In Bethel, May 11, to the wife of Clyde L. daughter, Harold T. forces in and abont fonr dollar· waa w- over France daring the put week evening, Whitman, a son. i we muat Brigga, Sunday. Ball. In wife of Nathan THE KAISEB SAID "If the enemy doee not want peace then briny peace have brought the war closer home to n· onred for the Red Cross. Miss Delia Norway. May 16, to the PARIS. Mr·. in the flrat Miss After an anbroken serlee of viotorles, Noble, a daughter. doors of those who William O. Frothing bam baa ra- this immediate Tteinitj than any- No yes seoared prise, la to the of Dr. W. T. to the world by battering in with the Iron Flat and Shining Sword the SOUTH Perle Sohool met ite first defeet Romford, May 10, wife ta πι ed froA St. Barnaba· thing hat done before. It la evident Margaret Baker the seoond, and Mrs. Higb Rowe, a son. Hospital, et Tnrner will not have He would America to her knees. Will he Ρ NO, NEVER! Portland, eomewbat that the 103d and Co. whlob Wm. C. Leavitt the last prise. for tbe season Wednesday To Dixflekl Center, May 10, to the wife of peace." bring improved. Infantry, D, a son. a few in «a* one Mr. and Mrs. Prank ▲. Oxnard of Center, wben it lost to Leavltt Institute Percy Drown, S. Brig*· «pent day· | of the first National Onard Ib Can to wife of Tbeoo H. Donald Mr·. F. W. Bnrrill of Portland la tba Mrs. ι î to 1. ▲ lot of went too, the Woodward, week. oompaniee to go into the trenohee in West MedforcK Mas·., are viaiting good rapportera % MB. last gueet of her Mi·· Iva teem Turner. Boston daughter, M. Pranee, have been in the thick of the Horace Oxnard and the family of Elon irltb tbe Parla High to «pent lut week in Natter, at Wirt for a few were Pearl and Wade for Miss Nellie Jackson Stanley'· daye. and tome of its men have made L. Brown. The batteries and friends. fighting, witb relatives the and Mr·. Frank J. Cook have been Merrill end M. Curtis for Paris. Married. Portland Mrs. Artbar C. Soale and yoong "supreme sacrifice." Mr. Leavitt; visited in Port- of Sooth Windham are Mr. and Mra. Tellies Thibodeao of a few vaoation at Den- Mrs. Ο. E. Barrows daughter gaeeta •pending day·' Those "traditional Peria week of Sooth mark. foea," Higb In N. 9. Q. several days last her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Paris received a dispatoh Thurs- met Berlin, H„ May by Harry Noye·, laud and vicinity Sohool end Norwey High 8ohool, Jtutlce of the Mr. C. D. of Llrer- Morton. day that their son Charlea Clark, who has been olerk in Peace, Hayford Soule of Gorham morning announcing it the Paria School 8atnr- more and Mlaa Nina 8hennan of Sooth Pari·. sod Mrs. £. A. William of the store of the Chas. H. Howard High grounds Mr. H. Tbibodeaa had died drng on Ib Buckfleld, May }0, by Thomaa 8. Brldgham, of bis son, Principal Chester Mr. and Mra. C. of Port- In the ley afternoon, end victory perobed are ijuesu Ralph Gray woands, and his name appeared in the Co. at South Paris, has enlisted laattee of the Peace, Mr. Boy Bock aad M 1m school. land were here with Mr. Gray's ;he Perls bennere to tbe tuoe of 17 to 6. 9 C. Soale of the high parents, oasnalty liât in the evening papers of medical department of the navy and will lady· ChapllB. Mr. and Mrs. William L. over [t Is no confidence to say that of Sooth Paris Gray, the same He Is the first Paria soon go to Newport for training. vloleting Herman A Bryant day. :he result was about what wes Sunday. man to die in the aervioe. Mr. and Mr·. Thomaa Smiley and Mra. expeoted, the in the junior prize the end reoord of Died. one of speakers were In sonaidering condition at Bates College. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mr·. William H. Tbibodeaa was 19 years of Horace Sanborn of Portland iceakn* contest Richardson, ;he two teema. Ik la alio unneoeseery to William Colbert and Mis· Doris age. He was Mr. and Mra. Norway on an automobile trip Wednes- Hutchinson of Colbert adopted by that tbe vu rather looae and Ib Bast Bethel, May 9, Dennis W. Cole, Marv Thibodeao a Mrs. W. who baa lay game aged Mr*. (Green) ipent two days at Har- from children's home when day. George Holmes, 10 year·. Kails is the guest of her Camp Owsley, ong, and there were no special features I* Livermore rison, tbe last of the week. be was four years of age, and bad aiooe been visiting Mrs. Sanborn in Portland, In Lewietoa, May 14, Charles B. Byeraoo, for· R. for a few of note. Mrs. Elmer Briggs, been with them. He enliated in Co. D, oame to her home with tbem. vorthy nerly of Bryant'· Pond, aged 74yean. coalio, Miss In Anbnrn, May 11, John B. Hazen, formerly Dorothy Wight will be employed Second of the Leon Newoomb is the street PAKI8 HIGH SCHOOL. dtj·· Regiment Maine National running >f Norway, aaed 89 years. >y W. O. in the store for A.B. Κ. B.H. P.O. A. B. is the sign Prothingham in March, and went with while Tim Heath with his In Norway, 17, Mrs. Ethna Pearl (Dan- Parking Space" he Guard, 1917, sprinkler 2-b 6 3 1 2 8 2 May ••Public summer, after her return borne from that crew is a barn on 'orter, ism). wife of Nathan Noble, aged 89 years. u the edge of side- company when it was mastered in- away moving large β 8 1 12 0 0 which appears he college year in Albany, N. T., a little >unham,l.b In Pern, May 16, Mrs. Prlscllla Lnnt Chase, Street side of the Odd to the United States service after oor Paris Hill. V. Cartla, M 6 12 4 14 iced 65 wa k q the High ater. years. into the and of Mrs. Carl Sobenk is three f. Carta, e 5 1 2 7 2 C In Norman 8mlth. Block. entry war, beoagae part spending 0 0 Woodstock, May 10, Fellows' Don't weeks with relatives in >ach, l.f. 5 0 1 0 In Rldlonvllle, 6, Oscar E. Whitney, Is forget tbe entertainment, tbe the 103d U. S. Beeidea hia Reading, Maaa., 8 S 2 2 0 May aged the W. Infantry. c.f. 5 1β years. meeting of C. 'few Flower at with Harlow Adkins in Fitch- IcGlnley, 0 Til* regular May Queen, Grange Hall, adopted parenta he leaves an unole, and Mra. Jaromond, r.f 1 0 0 0 0 In ▲. J. have beeo held on 2 2 0 0 0 Bnmford, May IS, Colcord, aged winch would Tuesday of this week. Pro- William of Portland. bo rg, Mass. ». Carta. rJ 4 ibont 70 years. T. U., evening Wright 2 0 0 1 0 will be omitted on ceeds tbe Joyce, 8-b β Tuesoa) of this week, to go to the Girl·' Patriotlo Miss Nellie F. Drommey attended 0 at Nor- tfcirrlll, ρ 5 8 2 0 6 ( tbe county convention ^eague. of her sister, Miss Alloe 0. See secoua. J. Lewis of wedding Corp. Harry Buckfield, Drommey, at Deerlog Wednesday, and Totale 46 17 14 27 18 1 Examined for Glasses. way. Harry B. Stone, Donald S. who was in the list of Byes Briggs, reported casualty was her alater'a maid of bonor. HIGH SCHOOL. -e of the Mason Mann Elmer NOBWAT The st dag Campbell and William H. Bray May 15 aa "died of otber causes" was of Aaborn is the and was Mra. Leslie Wood A. B. RICHARDS v: < bas arrived, hung aade a to Andover to a received ▲J. X. B.H. P.O. 8AMUEL farur fishing trip Surplus gassed, according dispatch of her parents, Mr. and Mra. M Dcay. At present it bears and bis gaeet 4 2 1 5 0 0 {jour oq: oa Saturday Sunday, and secured their by father, James Lewis of Buckfield. L. 'urlngton, Rosea Abbott, and sister, Mrs. A. c β 119 2 0 tire. imit in brook trout. The mother of Lewis is now in a Fletcher, Licensed Optometrist and Optician fourteeu Corp. Bock. Uce, c.i. 4 1110 0 in Portland for treatment. He 0 2 2 1 2 -*w:fr, who bas been at tbe | W. D. Clark of is hospital V. Cole of Portland Is the new ?roe, a.a 5 M Meobanic Palls re· Harry 2-b 4 0 1 0 2 5 ÎOUTH PARIS, MAINE E. enlisted in Co. D, Second Maine, aa a ex- Halo, m- nephew. Frank DeCoster, orted ill. His Mrs. manager of the Norway telephone 8 0 0 4 0 0 h seriously daughter, and had sinoe been an born, lb < ten bas returned private, and 4 1 0 0 8 0 io Ν i», jt weeks, 'reeland who has been here promoted, change of the Maine Telephone toaootean, ρ Witham, [n 1916 be served with his on 8 118 0 0 Bids Wanted. ·. : ι·α Gjthic Street. regiment Mr. Cole Is the son of lenoett.r.f to ber b rith Mr. Witham at his has Telegraph Co. 0 mother's, the Mexican border. He waa 30 of loan, l.f. 1 0 0 0 0 8ealed bids on the construction work, heating one to tbe Pall· be with her years Mrs. William C. Cole of this town. He 0 0 0 0 Fellows have in bis wood to father. 'ompeon, l.f. 8 .0 ind plomblng of the proposed remodeling of tbe Tbe 0 put ige and unmarried. con- Dutg has been for the twelve iVeet Parts Pchool Bulldlna will be received at Abbott, who has been sol past years f λ There will be a covered dish sapper nected with tbe New England Telephone Totale .86 » 1 24 8 he offlcA of the Superintendent of 8cbools, South with rheumatism that be has at Maine. Bids will be at affli';te<1 srved the Baptist church Tuesday with a line Paris, opened noon, about all I Private Alfred Goodwin of Soath Do. in Portland, starting Score by innings. iaturday, 1918. Plans and beer to do anything ight at 6:45 o'clock for all members of May 25, apeclflca- I Hiram, also appearing in the oasualty srew. Mr. and Mra. Cole reaide witfi 12845678 9-Total | lons s»nt on request. The Committee reserves winter. ie church and Each he to or all bids. congregation. lady list of the 15th as "died from other Fred A. Cole on Fair Street. j 'aria H. 8 1 2 8 0 1 4 0 1 x-17 right reject any ill food in covered disb T. R. PENLEY, ) Florence Chapman went Priday please bring was to a dis- O. Harrington Flint, the former ι [orway H. 8 1 00500000—6 Mr» >r sausee," gassed, according A.C. PRRHAM, J Committee. herself and or invited < of some to her family, gueet, V» *UV vavmwm^v) morn :. : for a visit length patch reoeived by his wife. He waa LlJaUO^OI «VIVPUVHV Twobaae-hlta, Dunham, W. Carta, Leach, j 21 M.C.JOY, ) in ithout further to take a in the eleotrioal M. borne ran, dau*nter. Mrs. Elsie Plemming, soliciting. born in Hiram, the sod of Mrs. Alioe L. ligned position lerrill: three-baae-blt, Carta; in < I. flratbaae on balla. off Merrill 2, off r Ct. Mrs. Plemming is very Miss Iva M. Natter went ■Joodwin and the late F. iepartment at the Portsmouth navy Curtis; Eartf ' Wednesday Ivory Goodwin, teacoteau 6; hit by pitched ball, Porington and ight to Portland to visit her family and ι tnd had always lived in that town. He pard. lice; struck oat, by Merrill 6, by Oeacoteaa 8. UNITED STATES poorbea.th. one of 1 ieet her who is located In ι lerved in the Second later the Hugh Pendexter, Jr., '21, is Γ m pire, Davie. Scorer, Merrill. Mrs > M Richardson, who bad been brother, Maine, wag oeiure the men aeleoted from Bowdoin to take Mrs. Peaslee, in [onduraa and makes only occasional .υύα inranrry. Α. wiaow, woo BICYCLE TIKES r:tb h?: daughter, | coarse at Large Teachers' Convention. returned ips home, and from Portland thej went ι narriage Miss Cora of Hiram, tu officer's training Plattaburg. Ν II since last fall, Gilpatrick < ire the kind that stand beast Exeter coarse Jane 3d. Fine weather and a intereat good tires, up ^Tft* > a home ι lurvives was rbe general tbe of her make short visit at their old him. His age about 26. begins Wedoesiav to home son, to aeonre a attendance mder hard service. Get some on ι Dexter. Misa Nutter returned here A good number from Pennesseewassee ombined large your Mark 13. Kicbardson. the Oxford ι night. Lodge, E. of P., and Lake Temple, P. S. or the convention of County >ike and be satisfied. iturday Private E. Poulln of at SAVOY South Paris All tbe '' booIs of tbe two towns, and Joseph Augusta, attended tbe sees'ons of the Grand 'eaobera* Aaaociation Norway Friday. | THEATRE, Ernest H. Nuod, Harold killed Id was in Open evenings. -■·- Campbell, m «f nf the other school·1 «ported action, serving Lodge and tbe Grand Temple in Lewis- ι oonaiderable number of tbe teacbera F. Stevens and Bennett left waa New and second hand uy Stanley :o. D. He at first in Co. M, bat ime but a muoh Dam- bicycles of the c were suspended Friday, ton last week. by train, larger 2 29 and Memorial ar.ty, ere laat Tuesday for Buffalo, to drive vas transferred to D. or sale Days Beginning Wednesday, May Day attended tbe teachers' Mrs. Alton Merrill ia in Portland er automobile. The total regiatra- by whi'e the teachers ick four cars for the Pari· Auto by Dodge Other Maine men reported dead from Rath ion was about 250. G. M. convention at Norway. with her daughter, Stella, SMALL, APTfRNOON 25 AND 35 CtNTS. CHILDftBN 15 0BNT8. lies Co. Tbey arrived here with the rounds or gas are Kenneth Klein of , •ixfeen months of age, for treat- General sessions were held in tbe | Brook Road, South Paris, Me. 21-22 PRICES: ■ViNINQ 25 ANO 50 CBNT8. Ο 'a and Miss Grace Dean went ire about 11 o'clock Saturday fort Norman T. Dow of Stony Allie night, Kent, Princeton, sent of the child at the children's hos- >pera House forenoon, afternoon and t Vermont for a visit of about onday Erneet H. Ν aeon and ind Charles D. B. Gould of New I ·*/» mUk finnnrinlandanf M il Tuesda» morning Corp. pital. to Mr. Cota's sister before he eoo Maxim started for Long Island to P. of Fort tao day's rineyard. George Wyman Miss Lona Noble, a trained nurse, who oy of Pari·, the president of theaasocia- with the contingent of drafted rive back two Ford tracks for Ripley A fent and Charles R. Tbom of leave* peon King- laa been caring for her nieoe, Rosie ion, presiding, and department to Devene on the I etcher. nan are killed in action. Other : men who go Camp reported ioble, with a case of pneumonia, is eesiona daring the latter part of the daine men, members of the 103d, are re- ; a 29tb. Summer bas surely come npon us. The Melting relatives and friends for while fterboon. care >orted severely or slightly wouuded. to work in Portland. and were served for The American Red Gross Mr*. H. R. Carter entertained a num lermometer on Sunday got up to about I jefore returning her Dinners sappers helps was in Boston last bose who wished the Ladies' Circle ber of the iadies at auction Thursday >, the leaves on the trees look like J. Waldo Nash by the of the men who died Water Powers in Maine examination for a t the and those for orphans alterne· d. that they might meet Mr·. ane, and the prospect is that the apple Announcement of the death from week taking captaincy Congregational vestry, were η Reserves now or- rho remained over wereentertain- Leslie L. Mason. Three table· ossoms and other flowers generally rounds of Henry W. Stone of Norway the Federal being night that civilization live! Did your d at the homes of the might filled. Refreshments were served by upended upon for Memorial Day will be vas received on Priday. Mr. Stone was ι ganized. village. time and has at the sessions includ- the hostess. >ne by before that time. It ia difficult be son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. An electrio signal system Speakers general dollars help ? realize that we had three months of Itone of and was 1 >een installed at the high school, and d a number of noted educators, Superin- The outlined advocates of State and develop- N. Water Street, Norway, plan by ownership Mrs D. K. Palmer of Rochester, YM or a < itarted last In it ie sndent S R. Shear of N. vere cold weather last winter, in Co. D, lOSd Infantry. Monday. efficienoy Pougbkeepsle, ment water to with her Mrs. John M. Mnrch, private B. Mitohell of of the powers of Maine seems on its face be plausible I· sister, of the same next winter. ι great improvement over the former \, Professor Wilmot in the care of Mrs. rospect thing and is assisting Iry battery gong and push button ays- lowdoin College, and Frank W. Wright, and harmless but when analysis and a made of the remarks of Murch son Charles F. whose recent Harold A. Jackson of Milton study March's grandson, Steven·, Hathaway, Corp. em. It runs by tbe clook, and is giving deputy Commissioner of Education for at the of its advocates and the is shown to be So- of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stevens, who has >atb in Cambridge, Mass., age Mentation is reported dead of wounds nil satisfaction. [aesaohusetts. Other speakers at the editorially otherwise, plan a is was a native of Mechanic to been for a ont; time in serious condi- i, reported, α the latest casualty list. According Miss Agnes Sanborn has been elected epartment sessions included Superin- cialistic in its tendencies. with disease. alls, and well known to the former rord received bis Clarence of Miss a tion Bright's by father, >reeident of tbe Massachusetts branoh sndent H. H. Randall Auburn, This Is Good Season \ aeration in this of Oxford Coun- was on the 11th Inst. who part ackson, he gassed if the Gorbam Normal School Alumni. lillian I. Lincoln of Farmington Normal Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Weeks, he estab- ▲bout thirty-six years ago Jorp. Jackson enlisted in Co. D, Second A. has returned to and W. B. Russell of are as a ti.ok of about a dozen bens, set Mrs. Clara Hayden chool, Principal The assurance and made these advocates bave ihed a in which baa and this given promises by bakery Cambridge, (aine Infantry, June 11, 1017, 1er borne on Pleasant Street after Îorbam Normal School. one of them on thirteen eggs and in due spend- own into a business. Mr. Hatb- init later became of Co. 1034 of and as as were the made the chickens. large part D, og tbe winter with her daughter, Mrs. Preceding the address Mr. Wright positive just irresponsible promises by time she hatched out fourteen time ray has been for aome retireJ, J. S. Infantry. He was a graduate of frank P. in Mass. ι the the "The Thie is aot the tiret time this thing has Knight, Winchester, evening, operetta, Bolsheviki to Russians. Claim is made that the owners of water pow- it the business la ooodocted by hi· Woodstock School and Hebron bave which was but it is to High Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Soribner gone Townles' Whispers," pre- happened, unnecessary say ns. ers are natuial from the That the icademy, and was 24 years of age. Be- ο where Mr. 8oribner is ented the scholars of the Norway taking rights away, people. public it Is unusual. Bath, employed. by to that Garments ides bis he Is survived by a sis- with their frammar School wai The Oxford County jail is now down parents Pbey will make their home Tuesday evening, is being systematically robbed and that the State can and will sell Mr». Howe the θγ, Miss Clara Jackson. at the of the oonven- Charlotte spent day a for the time alnce Mrs. Ralph C. Andrew·, »peated for benefit Buy record population laughter, at a cost to consumer than is with Mr·. Jnstina Hail and on. the outlook it will be very hard to and power much lower the charged Friday was built in 1895. It baa one aolitary few Meadows. From present light baa More From Oxford. the tiret time she been a Twenty-Two Sessions of South Paris bas a Officers of the association for the daughters, •cupant, whose term expires within L. S. the reliable all wool materials next spring at rea- by the public service companies and in fact, many things idvantage- there Ml fall. Mrs. Howe will be as In tbe store were elected as follows: get w That isn't the whole truth, engagement olerk Dining year days. egular ous occur 6ύ next and the winter Co. L. E. Romford. The has taken over the to the will if the State shall the water powers. mouth, during >wever. Two others, Poles, are strict- FILL LEAVE HEBE NEXT WEEK FOB >f tbe A. L. Clark Drag Pres.—Supt. Williams, sonable prices. government public develop she has not out Vlce-Pree.—Supt. Chester C. Tuttle, ttuckfield. baif oi the year got time in the for Mrs. Earl Farnham and sister, Miss doing jail intoxication, FOBT NEW ΥΟΒΚ. Sec.Treai.—Prin. Chester C. Soule, South wool and the soldiers' needs will be first her health is SLOCUM, are their supplied much, though general good it bave been taken to Rumford for St bel Millett, visiting sisters, arte. her Annie Til- contracted considering years. ial at this term of court on 1rs. Myrtle Currie and Mrs. Ex. Com.—Supt. True C. Morrill, Norway; Our garments made from materials appealed Nellie Michels, Close on the heels of the last call for in Maes. rlu. P. B. Stlneon, Dlxfleld; Even Mrs. Nettie C. Weeks and Mr. and juor cases. Even this makes the num- on, Haverhill, a at much less than The of Maine have had stolen from them. her in ton. nearly year ago today's prices. people nothing a total of three. ten for the national army comes another, Mrs. Laura Proctor and daughter Mrs. Marshall Weeks went Monday tr of prisoners state water sites the etails of which are not nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles An invitation was received and ac- after the sold the wild lands and the power peo- morning *o Portland for a few days' yet announced, husband, Aboat one hundred Knights of Pythias ut which will call for 500 from of have been to hold the next of the visit. Mrs. Marshall Weeks will go from Maine, Vood, Skowbegan, guests jpted meeting of Maine have all the ever had to use the rivers and id members of the Sisters 20 Buewell. Mr. at Buckfield. ple rights they in Pythian ο Ko to military camps between May f Mr. and Mrs. George laociation there Thursday to her old home New the an- ere out Sunday afternoon for nd June 2. nd Mrs. Wood bave returned home, and streams and lakes of Maine for business and pleasure. Brunswick for a stay of some two of Hamlin ial memorial service Lodge, The quota of Oxford County under 1rs. Proctor remains for a while. Fires In Oxford County. mooth·. and Mrs. Nettie C. Weeks and of iventeen graves deceased Knights bis call to advices re- W. Mann bas been ohosen on the Morrill so Marsha Weeks will return here. according just Mayford The buildings plaoe, SUITS Not do the use these lakes and streams for business ere in Riverside and only people mark^ Cemetery, eived by the Local Board, is 22. They reasurer of the Algonquin Tennis Club tiled, between West Betbel and Mason, em- in other cemeteries. After the use for Edward E. Shaw, who has been vera! rill entrain at South Paris Friday, May ο succeed Robert F. Blokford, who ivned by Fred L. Edwards and oooupied and pleasure but they the lands once owned by the State in an automobile In emorial service at Riverside Cemetery, at 5:50 P. for Fort New of were are in wool and men's ployed factory 1, M., Slocum, esigned. y the family George Westleigh, mostly poplins and these lands a income to the State of answer e was taken to the hunting yield yearly many Detroit, has returned home to line of march up fork. Percy Nevers, Jr., has given up his urned Thursday night, together with call with the which where an appro- names at tbe Ε. N. Swett Shoe tans are the the draft contingent jogregatlooai ohurob, The following are the of the rork as olerk >me hogs, and praotloally all the fur- wear serge. Navy blues and thousand of dollars from hunters' licenses. That the people of Maine was the leaves next week for Devons. bate sermon given by pastor, sen who will be summoned under this and Edward MoCormack will be and oontenta of the Camp !o., ishlngs buildings. have lost ever had is untrue. That those so-called wild some time in bis 9v. C. from the text, are that any rights they Mr. Shaw had since put Wellington Rogers, all, as furnished by the Oxford County bere for tbe summer. horse was got ont safely. About best colors, styles rather plain, and his commandment·, in town application for the aviation service, and Pear God, keep iocal Board: Miae Evelyn A. Chandler is renty tons of bay belonging to Mr. Ed- lands were sold too cheaply is an argument against the development to be transferred to that later, but r thia is the whole duty of man." rom N. T., for a short was stored in the nam. It is will be several seasons. hopes Onler Schenectady, ards good the State of the water The that future State not been as bas to iait here and at Bethel. After treat- that the fire started from chll- by powers. assumption having accepted yet, Cross Branch. No. ipposed To Become a Red re- answer the call. 832 John £. Deigban, Rumford. sent for a throat trouble she will ren with matohes, There was and State officials will be better or more business its playing to legislators capable Instead of renewing organization, 743 Jesse James Lunn, Mexico. urn to Scbeneotady. isuranoe of $1000 with W. J. Wheeler pted, sewing 439 Robert McDonald, by Camp base was the daughter of the late Rev. est in have been moved from the Bethel. some of tbe Scouts. Knight present, not in years but aterial 442 Adelmar Raymond Brown, ing stunts by Boy Allen, D. D., and was born in rand rooms to the new quarters, Rumford. went to tbe Red Cross. tepben to membership in the order. Two other of Army 447 Felix Jikubowskey, Proceeds Sth in 1843. She married A. Fitzroy $12.46 $24.76 the m st known members bad hicb will be much more commodious. Porter. John B. Hazen, who died in Auburn The State must have an outlet for widely 460 Gay Shaw Wentwortb, base, son of the late Alden Chase of SECOND, power developed; All who are knitting for the League Rumford. ,nd was brought here for burial on respectively forty-six and forty-five years 464 Joseph George Perry, iryant's Pond. Mr. Chase was for an outlet which is not in and must be created. to their but Mr. has e to send in their work as Rumford. was 82 years of age. He waa sight credit, Kenney requested 473 Charles Desveaux, ruesday, i*de years an Instructor in the Maine been a ►on as the ion of Mr. and Mrs. Knight for forty-seven years. possible. 485 Leon V. Smith, Roxbury. torn in Sweden, fcsleyan Seminary at Kent's Hill, and During the time from organization Villiam E. Hazen. He served In tbe and almost About 504 Ralph C. Millet', Norway. iter of the Institution, a posi- THIRD, State ownership involves political influence five o'clock Wednesday after- to 1918, the re- 29th and re-enlisted president pril 18, 1917, May 14, 506 Joseph Henry Dpnoette, Rumford. ,0th and the Maine, ion whlob be held at the time of bis noon a blaze was discovered on the roof of the for SHIRT WAISTS leads to abuse of power and creates lipta and expenditure· league tfter being discharged disability. eath in 1808. Mrs. Chase's funeral inevitably political of the Turner Center oreamery building ere aa follows: ▲LTEBNATKS. Jy trade he was a builder, and he built and remains scandal on Pleasant Street. No alarm was ras held at Kent'· Hill, the given. 508 Adelard Rumford. lome of the beat houses In Norway. He Pond for Need iuo me scelpta >3.58 Richard, rere to Tou crtaraery oom was uueo, ana ores — Γ. brought Bryant'a Always E χ pendit 517 Seth Thomas, Rumford. narried Sarah E. Brown of Portland, lot. bow from the house of Co. No. 3 new nrial in the family vbo died some years ago. He ia sur- on an was FOURTH, The State cannot afford to embark by brought into action and the roof M. who enterprise went for Cross Drive This Week. rived by one aon, Charles Hazen, Burned with Matches. wet down. An area of several square Of the expenditure·, #727.52 Red in Fatally when hesitates. Private is to make s a contractor and builder Beverly, private capital capital feet wsw burned on the tbe thin »rn, and $561.07 (or materials The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. roof, y klaaa., and four daughters, Mrs. Florenoe to embark on when a suitable glee burned In bat arments, gauze for surgical dressings, TO DO ITS 16 months of age, always willing enterprises being through plaoee, g 'ARIS IS AW1KI AMD BBADY iemp of Croydon, Ν. H., Mrs. Josephine 'atsy Papasodora, tbe was ο imfort housewives aod Chriatmas their resldenoe In Bnmford Thurs- damage small. bags, WOBK. of Mrs. Irene F. Dietrich led at return is offered on the investment the risk ezprees, 311 AUX I» TELE toule Boaton, iucluding agi for th e soldier·, freight, Mra. ay from barns received the day before, There was a attendance at the hundred >f Auburn, and Evelyn M..Jadkins involved. good |j ad iocideotal charge·. One rhen she and her two-year-old brother basket of women'· women have >f Norway. meeting missionary ad different This ia the from the 20th to the rere with matohes In the house, societies serenty-two week, Tbe school aeniora are to playing of the Oxford Baptist Associa- the Service Red high present soene In time one knitting for League | of the drive for the Cross, in tuo 'be mother oame upon the tioo at the church 17th, 'Τ De l/OiODor· anu uponi FIFTH, Private is now active in the of Baptist Wednesday. the ν ben another hundred millions Is to be * ο the oblld's bnt capital development □ring past year. Souse evening of this week. extinguish olothlng, Among the speakers were Mrs. George It will Friday resources invested alsed for this neceesary work. ii 1 lot nntil sbe was fatally burned. Maine's ; which has already H. Brock of South who on Pair Club Prize·. Harold ▲. Anderson director. Tbe capital India, spoke County >e raised, bnt not anises we all do oar Nichols of ia what Ii oalled a three-aot comedy, millions of dollars and which is more in- foreign missions, Mrs. Lydia a of the trueteee of J play many vitally ▲t recent meeting jart. a It 1· a aa "The who on work >r sometimes three-aot farce. Snoh picture play Kaiser, Mamchusette, spoke tie Oxford County Agricultural Society Walter L. Gray is the looal chairman Beast of Berlin" la what is terested in the future of the State of Maine among tbe Mrs. Annie Cobb and ludicrously fanny. Tbe cast Is: rhe jast prosperity Italians, nam her of for boy·' in of the work for the town of special prizes ebarge ieeded to remind some folks that the are never the Smith of tbe Weetern Maine secre- were added to Col. Robert Budd, a widower of North Carolina, than those who have assisted in Saco, iris' olubs Pari·. The minimum to Pari· a whose people ■ agricultural assigned Harold ▲. Anderson tonntry is wrestling with foe tary, who spoke on her work, and Mra. the fair fori for resources now tie list of county is 9825 for the town, divided 1450 a widower of Sooth diabolical. This of Maine's natural and who t Willie M. premium ' Col. Richard Byrd, Carolina, nethodsare message SPECIAL VALUE Silk in flesh and maise, in a development Davis of Buckfleld. The are a· follow·: for West Paris, and Arthur Bartlett Jap white» be year. prize· South Pari·, 1250 tas been oonveyed to the pnbllo In to a unknown Marlorie *—Bath C. Akers wash would commit the State policy involving Λ car on train For best exhibit of girls' canning olub, for Paris Hill. Byrd of the kind of special the east-bound 1125 Bob Badd David Κ lain inmerons communications variety dainty styles. They perfectly. second, 93; third, for was held sums of with uncertain results. Thursday morning carried forty drafted s g m 10 to 18 years, |6; ▲ meeting organisation Mr*. J. John Carroll, a widow, ο be seen posted everywhere; this reier- money and com· Adeline DeCoster $2.45 men from Coo· County, Ν. H., bound I Tbnreday evening, general to the posters warning the people corn her daughter.—Marguerite rroet lng for the New at For and girl·' sweet cluba, mittees and apecial committees for de- Julia Carroll, "will not" be for Hampshire State College boy·' Ned don, a young gentleman of exceed. bat they proseooted white and flesh 18 93, 92. of the work have been chosen. The Gray Ιι.ηκΙηα mnri at tha V»laAr*a nlntnrA GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS, colors, as a of owner- Dunham, Ν. H., to take a three months' ι ge· 10 to years, 95, tails lugly faulty memoir Boger Sloan While the plans outlined by prominent advocate State course as olub·, same age·, 95, 93» committees are: James Baskom, Col. Buad's lawyer. Boger Sloan electrician· and tradesmen in For boye' pig general Rupert Jullau'a wonderful picture, embroidered front, large collar, have several he still claims the to take over other Chlng-Ah-Llng, a Chinese oook. ship changed times, right mechanical line·. were by I S. South Parte—Harold T. Br gfS,C. W. Bowker, Roland UoCormack •The The Beaat of Berlin," la They issue of the Demo- Kalaer, do means downhearted, indeed, quite Elsewhere in thl· Mrs. Acne·L.Morton,Mr*. Alton C. Wheeler be flret film to call a apade a apade and $3.46 any powers that may be necessary to carry out his ideas, Den Kerck· M. Mr·. Walter L. Gray, Nelson, developed tbs < rat I· a letter from Mr. Van Mr·. D. Stewart, Graduation exercise· will be beld by tbe Inner work- contrary, they were an exceedingly Μη. T. 8. Berne·. MIm Helen M. ο abow anything like he further that the State will be able to furnish and in charge of the! Q. Elder. the pupils leaving the says light power lively bunch. Tbey were bo patriotic ioven, county agent ' Berne·, Mlae Ιτ» M. Natter, 8nennan T. Oliver, eighth grade nga of tbo polio y of abaolute rntbloaa- olub work. This is ad- W. Bowker. school for tbe on now that the State will that while their train was on the siding toy·' and girls' George Γ. Eutmu, Mr·. 0. grammar high sohool, laaa. Local will undoubtedly Undermuslins cheaper than is furnished, thereby implying of Paris to an- people Spring to the boy· and girl· MIm Jeannle Friday evening, June 7, place be at waiting for the other train to go oat, lreased Perl· Hill-Mrs. C. L. Aldrioh, nab to aee It daring It· engagement enter into with which the State has bat a fall explanation H. W. Mrs. Mellle 8. later. ▲ small admission will competition existing companies tbey stole an American flag, staff and all, tariionlarly, gi?·· Habbard, Mrs. Lyon, nounced he Savoy theatre, oommenolng Wed- You will be with the this season. The and ita neoeeelty. Brown, Mrs. George M. Atwood, GoL B. T. be for the benefit of the Red pleased dainty styles from near tbe track, and were going to >1 the work oharged, ieaday May 20 and Memorial Day after- chartered. the trustee· of Brown. ▲ bas been aa are near old attach H to tbe rear of their bat It At the same meeting Cross. program arranged ιοοη and better very prices. car, move evening. grades was Society voted to The business of the village will follows: finally retrieved Station Agent be Agricultural places ▲a the prodnoer aaya "The Kaiaer" contracts with by cattle the bam the first of the and Will the people of Maine repudiate the corporations Doran. >ver into the department be canvassed week, Mule. irlll make even a paoi fiat'a blood boll— Skirts with and lace flounce, Dr. Bedard property, that that Is all the can- Ber. H. L. Nichols Long hamburg ind abed· on the It li expected Prayer ind we won't be good fightera until our which the State has chartered ? Tbe annual Memorial Sunday sermon been purohaae, that will be done. Thursday Salutatory Address, "Thrift," 98c and to j irhich baa acquired by vassing B. Chandler »lood bolla." Whlob la an eoho of up $2.85 before Wm. K. Kimball Poet, G. A. R., the fence ao a· to Inclose I la there will be a Dorothy tnd to more ' evening Market Square Beading, "Tbe Stars and Stripes," lentlmenta of all men who know what Will the of Maine consider those charters as of will be given Rev. C. W. Roger· aft the Bedard field. with mnslo W11 Ham B. people "scrape by within the fair ground· Bed Croc· deasonatratlon, Ledger war meana and what a mighty atake the Gowns, 75c and up to $1.88 the morning servioe at the Congre- and a demonstration of Music. and speaking, Tbe of 1 wuntry la for. paper"? gational church next the S6tb. should miss Dramatisation," Jown Meeting Killings- fighting Sunday, Pari* High School Note·, Red Cross work. No poe worth." Mr. Julias la one of the moat ex- On the exercise· 75c and to Memorial Day, the 30:h, this. It will b· worth while. Violin Solo— .Dorothy Thomas now on tbe Envelopes, up $3.88 «ill perienced playere appearing be after about the usual program, to Turner to Flag Drill. Do the of Maine wish to the that are The base ball team went of Olft to E. the aoreen and the general opinion people give impression they with decoration of tbe in the fore- Presentation School..Beryl McKay 88c and to grave· laet Wednesday, and re- Address to Class Ber. Chester Θ. Miller ι leema to be that hla of Camisoles, up $1.60 a Learltt Church. impersonation hostile to noon. dinner eerved at tbe hall of tbe l>lay The Baptist Address, "Shall I Go to development by private capital? in rned defeated 8 to 1. Valedictory Blgh the Kalaer la evideooe In proof of hie post at noon, and addreea 1· the after The of oar I School," Eleanor A. Smith anniversary gathering 1 T. 0. Morrill szpertneaa and of hi· abrewd aenae of noon at New HalL Rev. D. V. Faulkner Girl·* Patriotic League began 21. Presentation of Dlplomas....8upt. The. ohuroh next Tuesday evealag, May Mnslc. what the pabllo need· to bo tally aroua- Try our mail order de- Do the of Maine think ace to induce to of Memorial Church will dressings last Monday will be social lateroourss, people they Kkely capital Deering five making surgical Thar· good F. L. Starbird baa taken down the »d to the internal character of Teuton the address. Howard W. Shaw will at the Coagregatioaal reetry. talk. A covered-dish if cannot come ι come to Maine this hostile ? ivoalng stusie aad helpful of bla bouse irarfare. partment you by countenancing agitation tarnish music for the there will 250 ware mad·. at 7:45. forty-foot wing boarding day, tad à.bout dreaalng· sapper at 6:45. Meeting With a total for the to the «tore. ta I uaed for a shed below and sleeping diaregard feeling· We pay all singing at the afternoon exercise· by of Betbal The topic, "Church work la War of in the a A. Van Dan Kerckhoren rooms above, and the frame will bo need all pro-Germane tbla country nhorus of girl· under direction ef Mra. laat will be discussed. the (Signed) riaited the school Tuesday Time·," In a barn to later, picture flings the naked truth about postage. ? Agnse L. Morton. high a go up for the parpoee of forming j 1. Helpe and Hindrance·. Dangers and Kn-1 Thla at Woodmen's Kalaer and hla fieodiah hordee upon the ■ornlng and Ber. H. L. Nichols Monday evening, WM, M. A field of the 3oouta olub for the girl· and oorn eoBiUMienU, the of Veterans of Nor· Mreen for the eorattny of tbe and PBHNELL, county day Boy Banning t. What shall we emphasise la oar preach leg Hall, Daughters people was held at for the what la ehowa of their diabolical work tbe fair grounds Saturday, pig olnee boys. aad to oar talks wtth tndlrtdoator way will be organised by the Depart· M. O. Bal it dzr.' PubMoity Afftnt, wlthoQt much advance advertising. Tbe Bev. ment Ella Herrlok of Water does aa tbe prodooer planned roe on the for in· alter the war? President, exaotly total attendance muet have bee· well Tha bearing petition S. Wkal are the prospects and the ihoald, tarns an audlenoe Into a frenay on Bev. C. W.Bogsnl villa, Department Organiser, toward oreaae of raèea the Lewieton, Auguata ι Romford falls Power Soout·. There are the seerste with men? Sill· of Meonanlc Fall·. ol anger and boiling reeentment Company, Aadroooofgla Mille, 200, principally Street Bal I way la bald 4. What ofpowsr Minnie were Soout· from Sovth Parle. Norway, and Walerrille ■ev. O. P. Paalkasr Mrs. H. D. Smith has bee» seriously Aa a film "to aroase Oxford International In tha rooea of a war propaganda Paper Company, Paper Company, Loeke1· end Tueeday of tkla weak Mis. H. L. Nichols will rsad poem. America •♦The the Beaat of Mill·, Befthel, Andover Commerce, 111 for the paat few days. Her children Kalaer, Great Norther» Kleotric Lewiaton Chamber of TO VOTB. of tta Paper Company, Androeooggln CoapMy, Romford. After th· forenoon trains the DATES who Mve awaj bave been enmmoned and Berlin" doee more-than anything that tha latsgssts of the gaaaral It Union Water Power Bill «•re in they marobei fto tbe fair ground·, in o«d«r May *. Our Qwa Manorial I are bare, Man P. Smith of Ylnalhavea. kind thai baa yet been preeented. Company, MawrtMUrtag Company, be Attorney Gen- Saaday, BUCK & no where contest·, may protected, and eoarinoea that lake-warm J i % Union Xleotrto Power Lewleton * Works, there were athletic pubflo al 10.*45. Dob Smith who la la tbe service, everyone BROWN, ν ύ' CO.,* Company,v Bleeebery Dye H. Sturgia will appear 1· bo- Service X j 1 demonstration· of Soout efto. ▲ eral Guy June 2. Msa's Day. Special Mrs. Lester Home of Fairhaven, Maaa. methode will do la ornablag the "Mad- Beeerroir work, tha state. Saaday, """ " ■— ▲■droeooggin Company, Peppecell Manafaetaring Compony, picuic half of the people of of of that the whole world dinner was eaten, wbieb ooneinded to M re. Ithaa Pearl, wife Nathan Dog Xarope", Bt Bates *»· and him Maine. Croix Paper Company, Maaafcotartng Company, regular program of the day. Some Juae 9. Children's Noble, died suddenly early Friday maat riee la ft· might destroy Norway, of srflselweU with Saaday, very "Central Maine Power Idwaids Maaalaotart* Comptay. tbe Soout· atft—dod the Parla-Horway morning at bar home oa Crockett Btdge. and hi· horde· before farther "frightful-1 Oompeay, ■•*1 gam· at South Pari·, aad eome of »· Μ·*| Mr·. Noble waa tha daughter and only aeee" bae bee· vMtod upon the peace- MliM ehlldofA.lL and Imm Q, (BJoturd. loving people· of the carta. Th· Coming Total Solar ÈcHpn. J COLUMN. B. Frost, of ibe Terkea Ob-1 HOMEMAKEBS (By Prof. Xdwta •Φ •oratory. In the Jim Popular Mechanic· ] Magasine.) On the afteroooo of Satarday, June 8, Water Powers 1918, the wonderful speotaole of β total aolareolipae will be visible, weather "SSSSEKSâK over s track from permitting, extending SËËDS-/ the Paoifio (Washington) to the Atlantic (Florid·). This track of the moon's WhMtleu Bread· for Breakfast. in Maine shadow Is 70 miles wide at the weetern In Florida. ALL OTHXB MKAL8 TOO. Your Seeds Early! coast, narrowing to 40 miles AHD Buy For about an hoar the moon will Prof, Frances Β Freeman. the son's (Prepared by gradually encroach upon disk, Home Economic» Director, United State· Food the daylight will fade, then the narrow- Administration, Orono, Maine.) During the last seven the son will dis- ye^ tog oreeoent of soddenly Have said that.you would rather Rice's, there has been aronnd the black ball you a assortment of Hawkins', appear, and jet make toaat for breakfaat than get up a We have full completed the of the in the north- Aziscohos moon, hanging little earlier to make some of theae great Dam on the western among the stars, Seeds in Packets. sky brighter muffins? Do jou know that in France Ferry's will be seen the radiance of the River, which pearly there la almost no of food ahead Magalloway stores oorooa. supply Beets, Sweet mysterious solar The remark- over there and Corn, Turnip, nine and and unlet· we lend wheat Peas, Beans " up one-half able be for 122 billion spectsole may enjoyed starvation would ιοοη have them In Its feet of the weetern and for in Bulk. I cubic water, •econds at ooast, Further worda from the United Peas, Nasturtiums \ in. half that time In Florida. Then graap? thereby about Statea Food Administration should be the minimum flow the orescent of the sun will appear on creasing o{ unnecessary. Now is your testing time. the other (western) side of the moon, the Androscoggin River more of Ν FLOUB HOMINY MUFFINS *nd after another hour the full disk CO Β AND than ioo percent. The the tun will shine as usual. cost 1 oup oooked hominy This event at one on of this happens plaoe, 1 salt development was the three times In a thou- teaspoon $it. average, only 112 tablespoons shortening 000,000. sand years. The of the sun oan legg gaseous envelopes 3-4 oup milk be studied astronom- On the West Branch o{ advantsgeonsly by 2 oorn flour D. Patriotism oups N. BOLSTER CO., Practical ers the brief interval of total during 4 teaspoons baking powder Penobscot River, the and It is then that the great New Perfection Oil Cook Stove makes eclipse, only Mix together hominy, salt, melted South Paris, Maine. The patriotism corona can be observed. It is estimated Dam has shortening, beaten egg and milk. Add Ripogenus been it more than in satis- that there are about 00 minutes in a a thing—for repaye you only flour whioh has been aifted with baking built which the practical of thla in- impounds enor- the to America's needs.. century for the Investigation Beat well and bake in greaaed factory service for coal you give Tfc. U.S. fuel Admbf outer powder. mous of teresting but still perplexing ap- in oven for 25 to SO min- quantity titration authorise» a» to muffin tins hot twenty-tyro most pendage of the sun. Its shape Is not Cook with SO-CO-NY Kerosene—the cleanest, that U considers the utes. billion cubic feet of water toy oonstsnt, but varies with the eleven- and use a for use of oil cook stoves and CORN MEAL MUFFINS economical fuel But New Perfection Stove, year oyole of the sun's sctlvity In pro- which has added heaters at this time a oil are now 2 cups oorn meal wonderfully in blue can you full, dean, in the ducing sun-spots. Sun-spots Hills to the of only its long chimney get very important help Vivian W. all water about at their maximum, and according- 4 teaspoons baking powder efficiency a of fuel wasted. necessary conservation of smokeless cooking heat—without drop ly we may expect a corona with stream- 1 teaspoon salt powers on that river. The coal for war purposes." directions around 2 sweet milk Jeweler and Optometrist the ers distributed in all cups Cost of this In homes the New Perfection Is showing the but not so extended east 1 egg be omitted) IN TOWN improvement was 3,000,000 sun, widely (may THE FINEST AND BEST 8TOCKED JEWELRY 8TORB west as in 1900. The streamers 2 fat more than to clean kitchens and freedom from Aik your dealer about and issuing tablespoons $1,000,000. These way cool, ash-pan, some- Mix Add well the New Pwfectie· Ker- from near the sun's poles suggest dry ingredlenta. milk, at Seasonable Price· of the aurora beaten and melted fat. Beat well Repairing two will coed-hod drudgery. oeene Water Heater· and what oertsln appearances egg, developments gen- boreal is. Bake In muffin tins for SO minutes. erate when needed more or without the tegular New Perfec- this than Made in 2, 3, and 4-bumer sizes, with of the corona Is re- MUFFINS is far the beet in part I, tion ovens. The light partly BABLKY BISCUIT Our optical department by equipped horse stove cabinet and flected and radiation due 40,000 power. cabinet Also 4-bumer with sunlight partly 2 cups barley flour of top. to the Intense heat it receives from the Oxford County. oven 1-2 teaspoon salt complete. son. But the most interesting part is out of town. At Rumford Falls, there heat-retaining 4 teaspoons baking powder Lenses frames without sending is to an unknown called coronium, matched, repaired Order New notû. due gas, 3 tablespoons fat added Aooid delay. your Perfection wbiob hss not been found In the extract being developed power ! yet 2-3 oup milk (about) from D. C. The following or in the of other Correct time by wireless Washington, to earth spectrum any Sift the together, rul daily theamountof 18.000 h. p, YORK I Ann dry ingredlenta an OIL CO. OF NEW a soi for Grand Trunk R. R. is from a STANDARD in the fat, and add the liquid until Watch inspector speech by and at a cost of over $ 1,000,- is formed that will fall from thi own- HELPS TO KEEP FIT dough advocate of State 000. spoon. Drop from the spoon Into wel Norway, Maine Is oat of It Opera House Block, When the digestion order, muffin tins and bake in a ho throws the whole being out of greased ^ physical oven. ership: On the Saco River, Β. B. Hayward, Uoadilla, Ga., during gear. COBN FLOUB GRIDDLE CAKES writes: "Foley Cathartic Tablets give "Because private cap- this period there has been me quicker relief than anything I have 11-2 cupe corn floor and two of the 1-2 soda ital is completed largest NEW ever tried." They relieve billnusnets, teaepoon Wish to a unwilling PERFECTION bad 12 teaspooo Mit Take Notice All Who water on breath, bloating, gas, indigestion Buy to our power developments No or nausea. 1 «oar milk afraid develop OIL œol STOVES and constipation. griping cup the river, namely : at Sold Everywhere. 1 egg water powers in Maine, Bonny Sift the drj ingredients together, ad< — Eagle and at Hiram, where the "Tommy, you mustn't play with that the milk and the beaten egg. Mix wel the shall we be denied installment of water little Gruppins boy. His manners need and cook on a hot griddle. The batte PIANO present mending.? most be very tbin. benefit of all this great wheels 16,000 h. p. and ma. I'm equals in Reserve at nomc. "That's all right, working FLOUB 6BIDDLE CAKES And Value for Their Boys BABLEY Get the Best Money. on ac- a reserve when needed farrr on his manners. If they don't improve natural resource with of for The wboae borne is on the 3 flour and Booab boy a or two I lose aa cups barley Ladies' $6.50 $7.00 an in t< in day my standing h. at a cost of la likely to suffer injustice years 2 teaspoons count of some 4,000 p. $2,000,· the the hardist bittin' kid in my block." baking powder people come if be faila now to procure 1-4 aalt trade in If teaepoon Here is to the best your 000. to bis tbat sour your opportunity get owner- testimonial patriotism SHE GOT GOOD RESULTS 2 oupe milk fearing public freely offered him by Uncle Sam. There 1 This honest testimony from a woman egg life in a that has been used six months or less. we wait Grand on the St is a time when the boys of today 2 melted fat piano Must At Falls, coming who has suffered should be heeded by tablespoons ship? will be aaked what tbey were doing to 1 soda there has been all afflicted with backache, rheumatio teaepoon in stock ten nice that have been rented to Croix River, the war while their brothers am We have pianos for capital $4.50 help win big and Mix and sift floor, baking powder private Then the man pain a, or any symptom of kidney the St. Croii were fighting in France. salt. Combine soar milk and egg wel one. These developed by LOT NO. 1. with the bladder trouble: "I have got such good the season, all new in and except these powers, of tomorrow will show pride beaten, add melted fat, add soda dis past April May develop h. white kid member- results from Kidney Pills that I 8,000 p. Ladies' lace boots, heel, vici kid top, that be won through bia Foley a io flou Paper Company high cut, high vamp, badge solved in little oold water. Sift we call which Reserve. It sleep much better. Mrs. Chai. Gray, trades are in demand and trust you will early. private capital an added reserve sizes from to C and D widths. These are new ship in the Boys' Working mixtore and beat well. Drop by spoon always with capacity 8 inch. All 3 6, good·, of 270 Sixth St, Detroit, Mioh."—Sold will be his certificate patriotism. foie on a greased, hot griddle and cool has less than h. The to tbat the who Send for and terms. developed of 4,000 p. expenditure marked down from Uncle Sam is anxious boy Everywhere. as for other oakea. catalogue $7.00 $4.50. griddle was at home and worka on his father's for at this more stays are yon eo naughty, COBN HEAL GBIDDLE CAKES 7,000 {i. p. per year development as well aa ▲unty—Why farm should have his badge mother liok and 2. Johnnj? With your 1 oorn meal last seven than $1,000,000. LOT NO. the who goea out into the oup the years?" oity boy your father with a broken arm, you milk to in the raising of war 1 cup boiling cut lace low heel, narrow toe, gun metal country help to be good. Central Maine Power Ladies' high boots, very a might try 1 tablespoon same on The time crops. He is wise old gentleman, the time to be drippiogs The 212 to Johnny—That's just salt W. 8c party white nubuck Rinex sole, 8 inch. All sizes from 6, ia and he knows that the 1 2 teaspoon J. Wheeler Co., is at vamp, top, Uncle Sam, one to liok me. developing bad. No 4 when those will 1 tablespoon molasses another occasion said: Company widths. These also are new marked down from to time will come badges and D goods $6.50 $4.50. is 1 ... Malm Oakland h. be highly prized. And the boy who GOOD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY teaspoon baking powder South Pari·, 3,000 p. is as muoh entitled 2 eggs seven already on the farm a safe and relia- "True conservation the Every family requires Put corn meal io oover with boil during past to a as will be the boy wbo bowl, badge ble cough and oold remedy. Mrs. John the fat. When oold ad< has volunteers from the city. ing milk. Add means, immediate de- years expended $3,· Potter, 20 Shape St., Mt. Pleasant, Pa., am tbe on the farm cannot get a the salt, molasses, baking powder * * * * the But boy writee: "I have used Foley's Honey and in increasing be enrolls in tbe Uoited eggs wbloh have been beaten until light 500,000 badge nnleaa for and recom- velopment Tar for colds years highly and bake on a ho the of its Co. States Reserve. He must Mix all well together and efficiency N. Swett Boys' Working no con- capacity Shoe Contains Ε. mend it to all families." who enlist in the Reserve and become one of griddle. corporations opiates. Checks bronchial and grip tbe army of boys wbo will fight in BUCKWHEAT eBIDDLE CAKES Times of plants. Opera House Block, Telephone 38-2. greet croup and whooping oougb.-— Economy trol the situation say of tbe field while the ooughs, the furrowa bigger Sold 1 pint buttermilk The Portland and Lewiston tbe trenches. It costs the Everywhere. there is no market .... MAINE boys fight in Buckwheat floor that in Older NORWAY, to enroll. It puta him only Interburban Railroad, boy nothing Kind lady—How is this? Ton say yon 1-4 cake yeast for more elec- to tbe trouble of aigning tbe card. It in Maine of We pay on mail order·. are deaf and dumb and yonr sign says Pinoh of salt to use the power portage does not interfere with his remaining on * * * * surplus you are blind. 1 tablespoon molasses tric home farm. It tbe power the Electric the givea nobody Beggar—Pardon me, madam. Me I-4 teaspoon aoda YES Androscoggin to be shall leave home. What in power say valet musta bung de wrong sign on me Into the buttermilk stir enough flou so see, was built and put is to him a as a you gentlemen, Company, it does do give standing this mornin'." to make a tbio batter; add the yeas worker in his am of the past recognized country's cake softened in a little warm water But the real economy is not the doing without, that any prospect operation during bim in line to receive tbe MEN cause. It puts WANTS TO HELP OTHER tbe salt and beat thorooghly. Let ris seven at a cost of more Sam will him that is such de- years badge wbiob Uncle give M. W. Taylor, Calvert, Ala., writes: over eight and in tbe morning stir in tb incompetency, inefficiency. corporations after he has worked six weeks. Principals the best out of the than "To Whom It May Concern: I recoro- molasses and tbe baking soda. Save Economy to be real is getting our water $1,000,000. of high sohools and academies through- the bent I evei of tbe batter to be used instead ο veloping raeud Foley Kidney Pills, oup what want secured. more than out tbe state are as recruiting dollar, having you economically Here is a total of acting used. I tried different remedies, but yeast for tbe next baking. for Maine peo- Men for tbe Reserve. Tbey bave tbe must be increased in all business. powers been agents oone gave me relief like Foley's." The} BABLEY BAKING POWDEB BISCUITS There activity h. which has cards for the to 90,000 p. enrollment boys sign. restore action of kidneys and world work is out of the ques- Young regular 2 cups barley flour Otherwise we cannot do the right, keep ple the bladder and relieve backache, rheu- during past 12 teaepoon salt the latter is as im- tion." developed CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH matio stiff sore musoles.— your blood, and money circulating, of this pain, joints, 4 teaspoons baking powder seven years; one-half Look To Us Sold as former is to MONEY Everywhere. 5 tablespoons fat portant to your COUNTRY the your has been the war period 2 3 milk period DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this A stranger in Bath the other day hire^ oup there Sift the ru body. But for war conditions for the newest clothes ideas ; slip, enclose with 5c to Foley ft Co., 2835 a ben house which was not in use foi dry ingredients together, in tbe and add tbe until a aol Sheffield Ave., Chicago, III., writing Ave dollars per month, and to the sur fat, liquid would have been developed Is formed. Roll to about 3-4 inc Hart, Schaffner your name and address clearly. You prise of the owner, moved in, not bii dough on the they should; in return a trial are soarct thick, cut with cookie cotter and bak another will receive package hens but bis family. Houses AND NOW large power containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com- in the city, and tbls is saic in a bot oven. RIGHT thatat & Marx are ; there ship building Androscoggin, namely: styles great pound for coughs, colds and croup; not to be the first instanoe of a het OAT CAKES the sur- and Cathartic are Clark's where Foley Kidney Pills Foley house being utilized. 1 oop oatmeal as the Cotton and Woolen industries raising Rips, are no that smart- all been clothes give Tablets.—Sold Everywhere. Little warm water that and have THIS WIDOW WAS HELPED wages and also prices of fabrics, WE THINK it veys plans Pinob salt 14.· for when for developing er or livelier than these ; "Say, listen!" uttered Cloudine of tbe Mrs. A. Walden, 460 Glenn Ave., Fret Mix tbe oatmeal, warm water and aa! will be real economy you you buy your completed style writes: "I bad a fever and it 1 ro rapid-fire restaurant. "Tbe fortune no, Cal., together into a Arm dough. Do not Summer Underwear to make it a to 000 h. and which power winter point purchase p. wool clothes save the most teller told me last night that I waa going left me with a oougb every out but pat it with your band Into a tbii as soon as all me for next Winter. In our estimation be t«> be married next month." Foley's Honey and Tar helps ever] flat cake. Then sprinkle the top wit your Underwear will developed "Gee!" breathed Helolse of the same time. I am a widow 6β years old.' floor and toast in front of fin wear a time oatmeal underwear next Fall and jVinter will show an increase normal conditions obtain. for ; long for anc you they establishment. "Wbo to?" Nothing better bronohlal, grip HOHINY MUFFINS cent, or more. It would be real "Aw, I didu't think it was just exactly similar ooughs and oolds that hang on of 50 per economy Do these factsshow unwill- not have to 1 oop cooked bomloy and buy proper to ask his name. You aee, I Just fine for croup and whooping cougb to make now. the you'll 1 teaepoon salt your purchase or on ain't my divorce from Silver yet." Sold Everywhere. timidity got II-2 ingness to them so often. tablespoons shortening owners 1 part of water power 8 4 cop milk develop Maine water powers 2 cops oorn flour HE BANKS** 5 Where has enterprise teaspoons baking powder EASTMAN & ANDREWS greater de- Mix together hominy, salt, melte been shown than the gand SAFETY SERVICE shortening, beaten egg and milk. Ad the newest Clothiers and Furnisher· Falls, You'll find here flour, which his been sifted with bakin velopments of Rumford Beat well and bake in Central powder. grease South Parle. Millinocket and in selections of hat styles in town. muffin tins or aballow pan Io hot ove 31 Market Square, 25 to 30 minutes. Maine, and in what particular The neckwear this spring is Confidential nonw ηηηακΜ could the State of Maine hope All Business 18 4 cups boiling water to such development oorn meal equal rich in new colorings. 2 caps I 0 The transactions between the Paris Trust 1 teaspoon salt What have the promoters 2 fat and its customers are confidential. teaspoons the scheme to develop powers Company Poor tbe boiling water over the otbe Every depositor and client is given that at- materials. Beat well. When cool, fori the State to offer? In Eat by cakes and bake 30 minotes Hoover ! Into tbln Potatoes and service which makes banking tention bot oven. Makes 14 bisonits. Tbes Says (Signed) us and biscuits are good with botter ο GET THEM AT THE Co. with pleasant satisfactory. crisp WM. M. PENNELL, Η. B. Foster gravy. accounts are invited. Checking: Publicity Agent, CLOTHIERS on check accounts Helpful Hint·. ONE PRICE 2 per cent interest paid South Paris fob ▲n excellent substitute for tbe mea Market. over. of $500 and in a mince will be fonnd In twi Romford Polls Power Mill·, Maine pie Company , Androtoogglo Norway bouillon cubes.—R. S. H., Tulare, Calif Oxford Comply· Twice a Popor Compooj, International Paper for tbe Is ι Fresh Week. Great North·» Klectrlc Comp«>7· An acceptable gift baby Vegetables Popor Compos) • Androaooggln piece of ribbon-bound mosquito nettlni Uoloo Wotor Power Compooj, •Hill Muafftotnring Company. to throw over tbe L. J. cash for Veal and oarrlage.—A. We pay highest price Poultry. Uoloo Blootrlo Λ Dye Work·. Power Compooj , Lawtaton Bleacbery New York» Compw· ▲odroooogfio Rtoervolr Compel •7» Papparall Manufacturing If your kerosene beater smokes anc Paris Trust Company St. Croix Popor Bat·· Manufacturing Company. smells disagreeably when In use, set I Compooj, Oookrol Moioe Coop»®'· South Rvris .Maine on a box a foot from the floor.—Mrs. M Power Oompooj, Xdwardi Manufacturing Shoes P. 8m Alexandria, South Dakota. South Paris Cash Boys' BRANCH BANK AT BUCK FIELD M El To clean velvet or plusb, rub It brlskl] Market, FAYS INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS with damp salt, and then brush It, uslnf TeL 2N 14 SOUTH PABI8, MAINE. a stiff brush. This worka well with vol is a time when need new shoes after vet hats —Mrs. A. P., Cleveland, Ohio, This Boys Y P. Pres. PERLE RIPLEY, J. HASTINGS BEAN, Sec. Bankrupt's Petition for Petition for ALTON G. WHEELER, Vlce-Pres. IRVINQ 0. Τ real. Bake In a slow oven after Discharge. Bankrupt's Discharge. The Beaten BARROWS. prune· yot In the mnttf of Must Be la the matter of 1 ) the winter have soaked tbem over night This waj CHABLE8 A. discarding weights. CLARA A. COLK, In £aa*n«*y. COL·, Bankruptcy. a ( |la r r r of cooking gives rlober flavor thai Bankrupt ) Bankrupt ) χ To the Hon. HUN= doe·.—Y. Grove Mass, Clammkob Hau. of am Shoes that are serviceable at $1.76, tewing T., Hall, To the Hon. CLAUHGB Hals. of the DU. Jodga the DU. I showing Boys' I Judge trie» Court of the UiMMmi for th· District After fine rinit triot Court of the United Statee for the District of Mala·: and washing embroidery, of Maine: ^ $8.00, $2.60, $3.00 $3.60. it in water a little raw s tarot COLS of Pert· la and the it can our boys having A. COL· of Part· in the fHiKLUi.ν the Oouatr only way be done is to fLAEA County of Oxford, and State of Malaa. In give 60 dissolved In it noil tbe goods In a * of and State of Maine, In said Die· mÛ «* With Men's sizes 9 to 13 1-2 at $2.00, $2 DONT SUPFER-TRY OUR Oxford, District, oa $1.36, $1.60, an and that on the 28d reepectfully upwent· thai the our allies all scarce, and towel for abont bonr, Iron dry.— triçt, reepcctfnlly represent·, day 2Sd d*y of Mareh.laMpaM, h· was need to eat Labor is of but put, abe was duly duly they and Mrs. J. C. K., Los Angela·, California. March, adjudged bankrupt under the Act· of QoaglMfl * $3.00. bankrupt, under the Acta of Congre·· relating to Bankruptcy; that ho ha· must that she ha· surrendered all d^nrnkmiu substitute in We To remove spot· on ruga, rub oorn· Bankruptcy; duly hi» property and of miowU ban its respectful1!' The are extra values under condi- her and of property, and haa right· ,aad folly machinery r'a"" above good present into tbe and remain for a property righto complied with all tfi· iMnMiMM of aald Acta •tarob nap let with all the requirement· of aald and call I*" fully complied of the order· of Coût toochlaf MU bank- your attention to the we have in stock, tions. Call and be convinced. Headache Powders couple of days. When brushed, the Acta ana of the order· of Court touching her line or mud spot· will disappear, bankruptcy. Wherefore ahe pray·. That ahe may be de- which you win find a or for FOB THE BELIEF OF Îreasebis will remove sewlng-maohlne oil creed by the Court to have a full dlecharge from machine implement from ailk.—Mrs. A. J. 8., III, all debt· provable against her estate under aald 1—* 10 Cambridge, gSÎSSEÎSgg\ota, axoept each dahtn as ara η use on the bankruptcy Acts, except such debt* as are ex- froB rneh dUcham. farm from » tractor and pk* an from auob gang To nnaeal envelope without cepted by law discharge. •d of A. D. engine tearing of A. D. day AprlL mi. en- and Nervous Headaches and a elotb out of eold Dated this Md day April. 1818. OHAbLBO Sick Neuralgia. it, wring water, lay CLARA I. COLS, Bankrupt. A/COLB, Bankrupt K#rden Our in the business It over the and ma a hoi cultivator.; a5 y«ars W. smoothly flap obmdx or aorte· * 0. FROTHINGHAM, mm·. for headaches of all Iron over tbe wet elotb. When the tot· ables us to the A certain and safe relief αν get best that is made. Our speedy, or baa been Ditraicr Mam, aa. Durxicr oar Μαιχβ,μ. price8 Sooth Paria, Main·. gotten dipping photograph On thU 4th day of May, A. D. 1918, m Ob this 4th day of May, nervous or reseal tbe with A.D.Ml,oaiuadlaf 1 to sk°* whether sick, bilious, hysterical. enoloeed, envelope fth· reading the foregoing petition, It to- Ihe ***** ttk right Come in before It is a origins, white of an egg.—L. G. 0., Boeton, Ma—. Ordered by the Court That a hearing be ha* buying. pleasure We Make a ο upon the aameon the 14th day of June, A. m, our line. Specialty recommended for- car-sickness, sea-sickness and Cot butter evenly by folding some of 1918, before aald Court at Portland, In add Dis- Highly 10 o'clock In the forenoon: and thaa tbe waxed paper In whlob tbe butter la trict, at all forms of nervous headache. notice thereof be pobQahod la the Oxford Deaa- wrapped over the edge of tbe knife. oerat, a aewapaper printed In aald District, m§ FUNERAL PIECES Wet the paper before beginning to out, that all known creditor·, and other perse·· la and the batter will have interest, may appear at the aald time and plasev olean, straight 1 ahow cause, lfaar hare, why the pnw- < 25 CENTS A BOX our they PILLOWS. WREATHS. BASKETS. edge·. A oook In oamp doea thin.— rf «aid petitioner ahouMaot be granted. prayaraf Private 0. W. 8., Oamp Custer, Mlehlgaa. uwl It Is further ordered by tha Court, That Aad II It AND ALL KIND· OF \ me Clerk shall aend by mall to all known ml· Never itarob laoe cartels·, aa tbe Itor» ooptoa of aald petition and thto order» aft» of mHmm m one dreeeef. to them at thalr plaoea Κ •tarob rota then. Dissolve ounce SET PIECES MaêmI mm W. WALKER & of gum arablo la a half-plat of bolIlM Wttnaa· the Ho*. Cuudorcn Hau, M·; water, strain and bottle, keeplag wall of ths said Court, and th* ssal thereof, *Pert-· The Stevens laad. In ahld District, oa tha 4th day §t May.;! South Pari·. Pharmacy, oorked. Add a deasert-spoonfui of thl· eanstsw»™. "ortet A. FRENCH STBVBNS, Proprietor, to a plat of oold water, and dip your la It.—L. G. E. P. CROCKETT, laoe ourtalae 0., Boeton, IM MAINE. Ma«. ΊΆ/&Β/Βα& ï ^ΒμμΒμμΕηΙ^Μ^ Telephone 111-3 Porter Street, Booth Parie SOUTH PARIS,

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