"* -J" 1·· ι Oxford Democrat.
VOLUME 83. SOUTH PARIS, MAINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1916. NUMBER 39
S. BRIGGS, AMONG THE Housing Pullets Early. « matter of fact he witnessed the foot· prince to secure the remaining 15,000,- On the twenty-second anniversary CABI FARMEBS C. ball match from the fared fortb Dentist, (Wm. Monahan. Extension Instructor In ordinary stand·, 000 through private sources in New of his birth Prince Robin " Poultry.) surrounded thousands of of love and romance, not with- SFKKD TUB FLOW." by unsuspect- York city. In quest MAINE. It i· a PAKI5, profitable practice to put pul- ing Britons, but carefully wedged te Six weeks prior to his arrival in out hope of adventure, for be waa a SOI'TH 5 p. μ. lets loto the house Id the I : 9 a. m. to Spe. laying early between two generals of his own army New York the young prince landed in valorous with the heritage of ! Correspondence on practical agricultural Pulleta in chap oiatfloow to children. » topic* fall. hatched and early GfcPBINCEc/ a .riven »ollclted. Address all commuai cations In April and flanked by minister of police, a San Francisco. He had come by way in his veins. Said he to him- »:reot>on 143-4 If well should to warriors Telephone tended for this to Hcmbt d May, fed. be matured I department minister of the treasury and a minis- of the orient, accompanied by the chief self In of the Hajihomd, Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem lay in October and in order that they dreamy contemplation ocrai. Paris. He. ter of war, all of whom were exces- of staff of the Oraustark army. Count MI will PARS. may have ample time to to long Journey ahead of him: ..««<** get adjusted bôred the contest and more their new and to while sively by Qulnnox, hereditary watchdog to the traverse the great highways that my u at Law, house, ready lay the of is still GBAUSTAB1C. or less η prilled by his unregal enthu- family, and a young lieutenant Attorneys Pleasure and Profit. price eggs advancing, they BY royal mother trod, and 1 will look for the MAIN·. to not siasm. He bad Insisted on going to the Two men bithkl. ought be housed later than mid- of the guard. Boske Dank. Golden Girl sitting by the wayside. Kliery C.Farfc a when match to it for all it was a I Herrtcl. September. Ordinarily pullet, CEORCE BARR Incog, enjoy were they who would hare given must be and It is a iijjûa GEMl'INE SATISFACTION IN She there, though 81CCESSFUI given such an abrupt transition as move- worth to the real spectators—those who thousand lives in the service of their wide I am and eyes park, MANAGEMENT OF ment MeCUTCMEON world. young my d. A 1* KO F IT ABLE from summer range or rearing sit or stand where the compression Is No less was the prince. loyal body are at grounds to a sharp. I will find her sitting ^:b«et Auctioneer, DAIRY BUSINESS. laying house, requires ap- not unlike that applied to a box of servant who looked after the personal Licensed proximately a month to become read- the roadside eager for me to come, not MAINS sardines. wante of the eager young traveler, an jOCTH PASI3. justed and to begin laying. For this love Is their companion. So away I Most are interested in The regency expired when he was Englishman of the name of Hobbs. A Moder«e. people getting reason it is profitable to move them early la! for the with «bsj as of be (0, la, looking princes much enjoyment out of their work as so on twenty years age, and became very poor valet was he, but an excep- eoough that their "loaf" will be the heart and the ruler fact of himself as well as of came happy smiling lips! WALDO NASH. possible, yet comparatively few can de- tbeir own time and not at the expense of ig tionally capable person when it J. vote all their time to It is a wide world, but my eyes are pleasure seeking a retarded start In egg production. In the half million subjects who bad wait- to the checking of luggage and the di- without I shall find thought of financial return. tbe rush of fall work there is a tempta- ed patiently for the great day that was vining of railway timetables. He bad sharp. my princess." Some men bave constructed tion for his fine dream, Taxidermist, wealthy to neglect both the preparation of to see him crowned and glorified. He been a guide for a tourist agency. It But, alas, young Licensed beautiful aud fine cattle tbe into no at the buildings placed bouses and the transfer of birds was their and loved him was to miss a train he found golden girl roadside rear Masonic Block, on and prince, they quite impossible Street, their country places for them there are few Copyright, 1914, by Dodd, Mead Company. nor romance- TimpJe simply pleas- ; however, things well. that Hobbs suspected of the anything that suggested ure and with little of ultimate being right NORWAY. hope more that tbe can were and -.,#p/tone Oonnec'.ion. profitable poultryman Mr. Blithers was close to the one. There happy hearts smiling profit. As a companion the do even if must be very picture, crops neglected. and all for it would of the The main point Is that the prince was truth when he said (to himself. If you Prince Robin came unheralded and lips, him, appear, dairy experts department bave When first put Into the laying house it +++++++++++++++ "I shu said "You've & BUTTS," now within what know," wearily. but he them his called attention to the is not in not rusticating you might remember) that the financial situation traversed the breadth of the continent passed by, for eyes longley recently genuine necessary, fact advisable, said it a thousand times—'the founda- ΙΝ/Ιλ call a stone's throw of were and bis wits awake. And Norway, Ιηβ, satisfaction that is felt by the truly suc- that they be confined completely to tbe the capacious In the far off principality was not all without attracting more than the atten- sharp + PROLOGUE. + tion on which I built fhy temple of pos- cessful dairyman whose well-bred, well- house. This makes a rather too and lordly country residence of Mr. that could be desired. It Is true that tion that is bestowed bo at last he came to Gotham, his abrupt I know. Will. But I am upon good looking fed cows are sheltered a well-built more + be was an uncom- terity*—yes. as as air he by transition which may be made + Blithers; moreover, Graustark was In Russia's debt to the young men. Like bis mother, nearly a heart free the breathed, modern barn still unalterably opposed to making Heating, dairy of moderate price, gradual tbe of a attractive with a of some that his had been In Plumbing, by allowing liberty yard, + After a of a few + monly chap, laugh extent 20,000,000 gavvos—about quarter of a century before, he traveled confessing quest and whose business a fair on if it is one well with lapse very ourselves ridiculous in the eyes of Mr. Work, pays profit especially cropped that was so charged with heartiness $30,000,000, In other words—and that But where bad used the vain. History failed to repeat Itself, Sheet Metal invested + a + and Mrs. incognito. she every dollar. young rye, oats and peas, rape, years, lo, here is about seem King." A SPECIALTY. growing story that It didn't possible that he the day of reckoning was very near at somewhat name of ills mother's romance would stand CIILINQ9 As laud advances corn or Is also of "Ridiculous? 1 don't understand emphatic Guggen- 3r£:~ population increases, o'ber green forage. It + a Prince of Granstark who is + α of blood in hie could ha\* drop royal band. The loan was for a period of slocker be was known to the hotel alone and shine without a flicker to in price, and dairying becomes more decided advantage, In both feeding and your + none other than the son of + vigorous young body. And the perfect- twelve and bad been as the end of time. There could be no & Parker, popular because the increased demand management, to rather care-1 years arranged registers "Mr. R. Schmidt and ser- Bisbee subsequent ridiculous of the whole situa- "Well, you will after you think it LAW for butter and ice as + + ly part contrary to the advice of John Tullis. vant" counterpart AN J 1)1 NSELLOItS AT milk, cream, cheese, fully grade the pullets they go Princess Yetive, the heroine she said and he ,ΓΤϋ*ΝΕ>> was that Mr. and Mre. lived over," quietly, scowled cream enables the well-managed dairy the several or houses so that all tbe I + tion King an American financier, who long had was romance in "Well, I had the fun of looking," he pens of "Granstark." He is a full + in positive perplexity. There the eager Rumiord, Maine. farm to pay a profit, even on high-priced birds in each unit will be of uniform I in a modest, vine covered little house been Interested In the welfare of the for no man + + a young soul of Prince Robin. He rev- philosophized (to himself, (and. in much full ser- "Don't you think he'd be good PRACTICE. As any other productive enter- size and of maturity. grown man, very that could have been lost in the principality through friendship for the knew of his secret and 0E>fcKAL degree j match for Maud?" be after eled in the love story of his parents. project) grin- prise, successful upon + a + vants' at Blitherwood. asked, kalph T. Parker dairying depends CLEANING THE HOUSE grown, and very much of quarters Espe- lamented prince consort. Lorry. He Princess saw ned with α sort of amused tolerance D. Βι*!>ί< two minutes He that he had The beautiful Yetive first totft Bisbee great principles—economical pro- was the many felt ^pauldin^ a at + man. is a + cially aggravating, too, Kings' had been farsighted enough to realize an for the sentimental side of his nature. Ooce year least every poultry Moreover, there it over. Grenfell Lorry in express train go- 1 -1 y duction, aud the successful marketing of attitude. were nobodies, thought house should be thoroughly cleaned. + + They really that Russia would prove a hard cred- eastward from Denver. Their "I'm a silly uss to have even dreamed the products. beautiful girl in the offing, "Are you of him. ing This is best done before new stock so to speak, and yet they blithely thinking kidnaping itor, even she have been Economical of just + though may wonderful romance was born, so to of finding her as I passed along, and production dairy prod- whose relation to of + and Will?" she demanded. \\. ( is put into it. Not every poultry man Beverly I called their royal guest "Bobby" sincere in her protestations of friend- her the deuce t. HAVULER, uce depends upon the cow speak, ij* a Pullman compartment car, If I hud found what primarily knows how to clean a house. First + Graustark is + allowed him to fetch and for "Certainly not! But nil you've got to md care and really that of daughter carry ship for the modest borrower. upun intelligent feeding, and it thrived so splendidly that it al- could I have done about It anyway? %ll the litter and loose dirt should be + their women folk as If he were do is to say that he's the man for Maud management. The cow is a to also there is a + quite A stubborn element in the cabinet all This isn't the for medieval unprofitable shovelled out and the walls mother; and I'll—I'll do the rest That's the most upset a dynasty, for never—In day lady burden to the owner. cow celling, an ordinary whippersnapper up from One good + + overcame his opposition, however, and a ruler of Grau- I dare say I'm as well Finish ! 4od floor swept off with * very shrewd, forceful, power- kind of a man I am. Lou. You say you of nine centuries—had snutching. Just guilders' often brings in more net than a the city to spend the week end. the debt was taxation in- profit Then the interior of tbe house should be |I + + contracted, stark to marriage with a com- off for not having found her. I still dozen ones. herd bull should ful American multimillionaire remark with which Mr. Blithers don't want Count Wbat's-His-Nnme— stooped WINDOW 3 of any poor The The creased vote and a furtîja I» >!tS in<1 washed water under from a by popular period moner. hare the zest for and ]t!; be from a sire a by pressure + + that is, you don't want him as much as hunting farther, u reasonable prices. well-bred and bigb-pro- with a brilliant and introduces this chapter was In response tot or Style hose or scrubbed with a stiff broom. I lovely of governmental thrlftlness Inaugu- minis- a lot in that." Then duction dam. and well-bred beifer you did—and you do say that it would And so when the faralghted there's aloud, only or two if tbe + + to an oft repeated declaration made by Then after drying for a day daughter. Now, given these rated. Railroads, highways, bridges are we on time?" calves should be raised on the modern Blithers be the grandest thing in the world if try and house of nobles in Graustark "Hobbs, house clean it is time to make * + his wife. Mrs. merely had and were owned and farm. If a bull of first-class appears so to and aqueducts built, a wife for their "We are, said Hobbs without Window ·& Door Frames. •fairy j ingredients, speak, over over Maud could be the Princess of Gross set about to select sir," Also really clean by disinfection. Two »PP''" I Btated—but and again—that controlled the state, and the of breeding and good individuality costs + the reader trust McCutch- + by city ruler made overtures to even glancing at his watch. The train ΙηβΜβ oi cations of a of so-called lice may couldn't in the tick"— young they wiai of my k!n 1 of ïlnîsh for spray liquid money buy everything Edelweiss rebuilt after the devastation I* la too mucb, a number of neighbors ma; of whose do- was One Hundred and Twen- es I In .-our orders. Pino Lum killer or of tbe disinfectants described + eon to mix them to + to social emi- "Graustark. Will." the Prince Dawsbergen, passing Oe&kiewort Cash. club together and a bull of better up give world, referring directly created during the revolt of Count SflJiutei on auaci Cbeap fur buy are j Graustark on the south. street. "To the minute, sir. x:iz: in the June letter of this series com-1 + + nence and indirectly to their secret "That's what I said. Well, if you main adjoined ty-fifth quality than any one of them alone them just the right flavor, to Stlarianx and his minions. There seem- petent to do a thorough job. An excel-1 want her ίο be the Princess of THAT The Crown Princess of Dawsbergen, We will be in in teu minutes if noth- could afford. In many localities bull as- + + ed to be some of vindication Work. to cook them to the prospect was and Job lent practice is make tbe second ap-1 just right I'll see that sbe Is. this fel then but fifteen, the unanimous ing happens. Mr. King will be at the Planing, Sawing sociations have been formed to meet provided for the and who lived a coat of thin whitewash 'ol + turn and to serve a + ministry, Tullls, matchmakers in such can plication story pip- low is a and of her. choice of the amiable station to meet you, sir. Any orders, Muehe·! !"r" sneatblcg for Sale. just conditions. Dairying gentleman worthy In was fair minded -ach of which is added a of Edelweiss, enough was Robin uever become until the gallon pint + which will as + The I ever knew was a secret conclave. This when sir?" highly profitable crude carbolic acid. ing hot, give only prince to admit that their action appeared to £, w. scrub bull is forever banished from our I + million hours of thor- + rascal, and I'm going to be careful was seventeen and Just over being "Yes; pinch me, Hobbe." FEEDING LAYING PULLETS many have been for the best The people dairy farms. This includes the register- about one You remember that in love with his middle aged In amass- .... Maine j + + this fatuously "Pinch your highness!" faiScnner, rations and meth- as "Grau- had prospered, and taxes were paid In ed scrub. The following grain ough enjoyment measly"— instructress in French. ment. "My word, sir, wot"— If is to either ods of established and + stark" and of Grau- + full and without complaint The re- dairying provide pleas- feeding poultry "Beverly "There is no question about Prince The PrinCo of Dawsbergen dispatch- "I just wunt to be sure that the ure or the cow must now used by the Maine Agricultural Ex- serve fund grew steadily and surely, profit, unprofitable + stark" did in their time. + Robin," said she ed an embassy of noblemen to assure Hobbs. Never mind. tde sharply. was dream is over, be disposed of. The well-bred, high periment Station are advocated by and there every prospect that match would be + + "1 suppose the only is. How his neighbor that the You needn't me. I'm HILLS, that takes her must be Extension Service. These rations question when the debt came due It would pinch awake," producer place grain huge to him and that in much will he want?" highly acceptable and to It he strtiched his fine properly and economically fed aud cared and methods of feeding poultry have +++++++++++++++ be In cash. But on the crest prove paid very season be Jeweler and Graduate Optician. as "You mean—settlement?" proper the betrothal might for. Cow-testing associations bave dem- gotten results, have actually paid came young body in the ecstasy of realiza- of their prosperity adversity. For courte onstrated that the feed of the wherever intelll-1 "Sure." announced. But alack! both dairy shown bv cost record·, a tion. two years the crops failed, and pesti- was in- can balanc- CHAPTER I. overlooked the fact that there herd sometimes be selected, gently applied on Maine farms. "Have you no romance in your soul. That he in the lence swept through the herds. There the two night slept soundly ed, and distributed among tbe individual The scratch feed as outlined be- It Discussed. William Blithers?" dependent American blood In grain Matrimony was not so much as a left over Catskills. cows in a as to decrease feed on the basis penny Neither the Prince of such way low is given of 100 birds. I ·· "I never believed in stories," young people. m M Y said Mr. Blithers, fairy so the of his first week at cost one-tbird and at the same time in- it the amounts for various I dear," far the called sinking fund. Princess of Toward end From proper said he "And. what's more, I Graustark nor the Crown with decision, can't tell grimly. Red the summer home of the crease milk production. Sized flocks may be calculated. "you mother was a Roof, jKlPËSIlOMMf fm/| don't take any stock in cheap novels In II. Dawsbergen—whose No one could expect to derive either Scratch Grains: 4 cracked or me." CHAPTER Truxton Kings, the prince might have quarts J f \ about mar- Miss Beverly Calhoun of Virginia—was a herd know I said his which American heroes go pleasure or profit from scrub whole corn, fed early in the 21 "I can't," Mr. Blithers Goes voice of ex- been found on the broad lawn late one morning; and all Visiting. disposed to listen to the a knew rying into royal families that kept in poorly lighted, unclean, and fiy- wheat and two quarts oats, fed I wife, quite as positively. She of afternoon playing tennis with his quarts TEAR of grace remained. The pediency; in fact at a safe distance iufested or from a herd which ob- not later than noon. a and sort of rot It isn't done, Lou. If you stable, when she could tell him thing miles hostess, the lovely and vivacious MAINE. a minister of finance had long three or four hundred the young- NORWAY, tains its chief sustenance from a near by These hard grains are scattered in a l she couldn't want to marry into royal family when delu- turned their noses "Aunt Loraine." To him Mrs. King stack of wheat straw. such litter of straw or shav- to the coin." since recovered from the sters figuratively up Fortunately deep dry planer It was to in- you've got put up quite impossible Impart other and confessed would always be "Aunt Loraine," conditions are rapidly disappearing and ings so that the birds will have to work I "Prince Robin's mother, the poor A sion that It would be easy at each frankly formation to Mr. Blithers when he had never or other and even as he would be anything in some localities have entirely disap- and exercise themselves in them I an to borrow from either England that they hated each getting of resolute embed- Princess Yetive, married American the tips two fingers into mar- but Bobby to her. THE peared. for love, let me remind you." France to pay the Russians, there be- wouldn't be bullied getting Is ded In his ears. Mrs. Blithers had or She was several under Economy of production, however. Dry mash: A mixture of dry ground! small of a renewal by the ried, no matter what anybody said, years forty more or less, "Umph! Where Is this Groostock. ing prospect half of the in a eoough so that lived with her husband, and as and active as a young only dairyman's problem grains hopper large czar, even for a short period at a high- something of the sort light SCHOOL The efficient manager of a it will not too filling for years, and she knew •anyway." truly dairy twenty-five 44 a Her smooth cheek with require frequent er rate of interest The nations I'm going to say I'll marry girl. glowed a was a forceful 'Somewhere east of the setting great "S'pose farm must furnish first class product, should always be available to the birds. I him like a book. He demanded sev- the and thrill of the "You must learn how of made it plain to the litt>i girl I've never seen?" happiness sport, then be must go a step further and get » Tbe of this mash varies who would have his own way, sun,' she quoted. Europe composition dry person not a Robin, full of wrath. and he was hard put to hold his own BELL to the of to it" that they would put enteen-year-old that corresponds quality to meet the of the pullets even he had to his fingers pronounce principality price requirements though put of "Not lords. I'm to look against her, even though she Insisted the article milk as in jI "I never was at lan- finger In Russia's pie at this stage I, my going produced. High-testiug thev approach and progress egg in his ears to get it Moreover, when good foreign was to to about a if you don't mind. The that he play his level best. will soon should bring a higher price than low- production. guages. the way. where is Maud the game. Russia ready go bit be ringing, he called her "my dear" instead of the By the Truxton stalwart and milk, and it is not good to First month in house war with her Austria. world is full of girls. I'll marry King, lasy, testing policy laving (Septem- it was a of su- this afternoon?' great neighbor, customary Lou sign or I'll not marry on the the and now is the time to sell the former at a flat rate pei hundred 300 bran, lOOcornmeal or bominy, If you will—made one I happen to want lounged turf, umpiring hei): on his and could "Motoring." Diplomacy—caution, of meat preme obstinacy part attended two pounds, regardless quality. High- 100 feed fi>ur, 100 scraps. He waited for additional it Imperative that other nations should at all." game, by pretty young think oi com- not any stretch of the imagination lnformatyop. grade dairy products should always Second month in boose (Octo- by own "you a lieutenant in flannels and the laying It was rujt vouchsafed, so he demand- sit tight and look to their knitting, "But highness," they protested, girls, mand a in accordance with their 200 100 cornmeal or be regarded as an indication of placid price ber): bran, hominy, one could afford to be must listen to reason. There must be ceremonious Count Qulnnox, iron gray said dear" ed somewhat fearfully: so to say. Not quality. 100 feed flour, 100 meat scraps, 100 glu- affection. He always "my the "Who with 7" with befriending even In a a successor to the throne of Graustark. and gaunt faced battleman with If a dairyman's business is well con- t£D· at the top of his voice and with a great charged 1 either of the angry You would not have the name die with saber scars on his cheek and the bul- ducted it becomes highly interesting and Third month in house (Novem- of "Young Scoville." roundabout way laying deal Irascibility. is"— let his Count a Lou. No The young princess wound in side. Footwear fairly profitable. The successful dairy- ber): 200 bran. 100 oornmeal, 100 feed Mr. William W. Blithers was a self "You My you don't want He scowled. "He's loafer, grumblers. you. he "Good Rainie!" shouted the man drives his the business 100 meat 100 50 Is-Nsme." in the world. I don't like the was too well known in "Is fifteen, you say," interrupted work, business, flour, scraps, gluten, made man who bad begun his career What's-H good way It only diplo- does not drive he does not merely linseed meal. the "Come around in ten years umpire as his wife safely placed the him; at a team of mules you let"— matic circles that Russia coveted loftily. cows by shouting lustily ambition to a prince of the over But I'm out cows, but makes the keep Fourth month in laying boose (Decem- capture 1 a as a means of and we'll talk it again. ball far of her opponent's reach. For the Children keep a construction Other "He Is of very good family, my railroads of Graustark a be as month. From in railway camp. blood for their Maud. to a him. Snch dairyman may expected ber): Same second royal daughter a and al- not to pledge myself marry "Hi!" shouted Robin, turning on to on his vo- dear. I"- throwing troops into remote going so that he and his on in and left out drivers had tried improve this how- or no to manage his farm then tbe linseed is put She had prefaced opinion, of Austria. child In short frocks, name him with a scowl. "You're not sup- but even the mules were able •*Ia he—er—'n love with her?" most Impregnable portion can get both pleasure and profit each alternate month or time tbe masn cabulary, ever, with the exceedingly Irritating family not? Isn't every If the debt were paid promptly it would name. Is she pretty?" posed to cheer anybody, d'you under* We Bulletin. is mixed. to appreciate the futility of such an Mr. Blithers was not ''Certainly. Why have line of school therefrom.—Department Insinuation that to interna- The lords did not know. They had stand? You're an complete these bard came >ne she meets in love with her?" be Impossible, according only umpire." Succulence: In addition to ambition, and later on, when he In his mind when he proposed In- sfloes for Bo\s, and Misses, right 1 for the White Bear to not seen the young lady. "Outburst of excitement, kid," apol- Youths, Feeding Dairy Cows. graine and the dry mash tbe winter feed to own two or three railroads, to say "I—I suppose so," he admitted sheep- tional law, great the to spend a few weeks she Is be sure to tt a suc- viting' prince "And over roads and at least a "If pretty you'd ogized the umpire complacently. of the most common mistakes in is supplemented by something of of a few mines and a steam ishly. His face brightened. take these very prices. Ooe nothing at BUtherwood, provided the young so assume ehe satisfactory culent nature. tbe best of these the western border of the know it my lords, we'll "Couldn't help It. Forty thirty. Get the feeding of dairy cow« on the farm in Among his ability to drive men was the there's no reason why this prince portion of A'.so a tor yacht man could cut short his visit In saw her when she was three fine ine of Dress Shoes cows are not a suffi- are green cut corn, mangels, is there? Austria would Isn't I busy." that the good given cabbages, even more noteworthy than his power he shouldn't fall heels head, principality. Obviously, beets and other roots and oats. home of Mr. and Mrs. King, who, o^r old. and she certainly was a him Men ur, ί W for in- cient of feed above that requir- sprouted had been. there are! That will make a be benefited by the prompt lifting of years "He called 'kid,'" whispered ready your quantity at all over the jackasses were In no to Well, you maintenance to ob- There is also before the birds had asseverated, position with when she cried, and, my lords, one of the to the other. ed for their physical Mr. and Mrs. Blithers had been dis- difference In the settlement, believe the debt but her own relations fright young girls spection. times a of clean as was In the the maximum of milk supply water, charcoal, entertain royalty royalty an cried all the time. No, I'll not the Mr. tain quantity they a difference of a of millions Russia were so strained that offer she "Well, I heard prince call shells and The char- cussing royalty. Up to the previous habit of entertained. me, couple are of producing. Successful •yster sharp grit. being of Graustark her. Be enough to say to 'Truck' a little while whis- capable the mash. week bad restricted themselves to at least if'— to come to the rescue marry good King ago," of cows involves the pro- coal may well be mixed with they had taught Mr. I'm feeding dairy Long experience would be taken at once as an open the Prince of Dawsbergen that pered the other. of Milk is a feed for all kinds of the nobility, tut as an event of unex- and lan- I She arose abruptly, "xou are posi- W. viding of an abundaat supply palat- splendid Blithers to read the lip eye to but it's 0. and resented. Her very much obliged him, quite "Isn't he the at a minimum cost poultry, laying hens as well as growing had transpired in Will. Can't you think affront vigorously good looking?" sighed Frothingham able, nutritious feed ampled importance guage with some degree of certainty, tively disgusting, Animal food in some form can- hands were tied. out of the question." first one. South Paris, Maine ind in such a way as to receive oh'cks. the interim they now felt that It would wife's of anything but"— feeding io by watching his Indignant r-οια crown from th« not profitably be dispensed with and to consider Maudle The northern and western parts of And the flf teen-yea prin- rney were sisiers, very young, ana the largest milk production be the rankest stupidity face he was able to tell when ! "Say,, ain't that coming up is skim milk will take the in whole closely were rich with miles away, informed lived in the across the road teed consumed. for place one of a in Sure It Is! gra- Graustark productive cess, 400 coolly cottage Feeding profit any short prince royal pick- ihe was to reason. He the drive now? By or to or in of either meat or fish scrape. succumbing had built rail- that she was tired with widowed mother. Their defined as liberal feeding, feeding part out a suitable husband—or, more ever see to mines. The government ber doting parents their ing was a person who cious, did you anything the in a new burly, domineering sections so that and very Ts. BILLINGS the full capacity of cow, for consort—for their She's 'em all tfeat a roads throughout these of being a princess anyway existence was quite unknown to Mr. Something Nothing. properly speaking, reasoned for one within range of beat her? got Farmers' Bulletin of the department, every coal and copper be some one! the ami· Maud Blith- when It comes to looks and style the yield of might much preferred marrying and Mrs. Blithers, although of Id answer to an advertisement my only daughter, Applegate his voice, and it was only when his mile of and dealer in So. 743, The Feeding Dairy Cows, who lived in a cottage. In tine, she able Maud was rather nice to them. «AMTACTtRER sent to a certain land ers, aged twenty. and— the lowering his wbich discusses many of the factors in- daughter company wife became coldly sarcastic that he Oh, by way," j to a ber little foot and said she'd She had once them up In her •be correct eolation puzzle. They Mrs. Blithers long ago had convinced boomed his voice to a hoarse, confidential whisper, stamped picked volved in economical feeding. closed his ears and opin- she'd I Red Cedar and notified her that she had won as a free her husband that no human to her about jump into the river before marry automobile when she encountered Spruce Clap- From the standpoint of economical ordinary ions into her very teeth, so to say, Joy. "I wouldn't say anything a lot 25 by 150 feet. Her only cost was wor- I were I the Prince of Graustark. them walking to the station. After boards, New Brunswick Cedar milk production, a dairy cow general); prize being of the male persuasion overwhelming her with facts the marrlkge Just yet If you. is to be $7.50 for a deed and clear title. fully a handsome, adorable should not be fed more than she will of their daughter's hand and had want to loolt him over first" "But he's very that she called them by their Chris- in thy which it were futile for her to attempt Siiingles, North Carolina Pine, in The land is located Maryland. Ie her mother. tian names and asked consume without gaining weight. set her heart on having nothing mean- Prince Robin of Graustark was a* boy," began generously this all Ε. B. to deny. He was aware quite as much are to company right?—W. as you are. them to call her Maud. It and There times, however, according er than a duke on the family roll— a as one would see "And half American, Just might ap· Flooring Sheathing, to so as if be had heard the words that good looking chap the bullefin, when it is desirable We that tbe above is in ber father encourag- pear from this that Maud suffered imagine exactly Blithers alluded to it for awhile as the a week's Little would one my child," put P&roid Wall Board, this rule. ihe was now saying: In Journey. Roofing, make exceptions to id «fated and that upon payment of this could be more suit- somewhat from loneliness In the payroll—with the choice lying between no use blm of bilng tbe descendant of Ingly. "Nothing great ^PPle Barrel Practically all heavy milk producers the deed and abstract duly record- "Well, there Is absolutely suspect Heads, and $7.50 England and Italy. line of princes able than"— j house on the hill. The Welton girls lose weight in the early part of their lac- ed will be furnished. This (does not arguing with you, Will Have it your a long and distinguished But now, as were on the in- "I don't Intend to marry anybody had known Robin a scant three-quar- that is, milk that are just they save for the unmistakable though LUMBER OF ALL KINDS tation period; they produce mean, however, you really get- way if it pleases you." ends of their flesh. When of accepting in lieu of a duke an In his that ex- until I'm thirty at least, so that ters of an hour and were deeply In <*t the expense body ting something for nothing. In reality point her with some uneasiness, he definable something eye of their the Eying the mean your poor old high- love with him. Fannie was such cows approach the enîî this is one of the oldest of real estate exceptionally promising count in the acted rather than invited homage it, daddy—I eighteen South Paris, Maine. the Cautiously inserted his thumbs I they normally regain "Ctiemes. Thousands of acres of sand aforesaid event conspired to complete- his fellow man. His laugh was a ness." and Nellie but little more than six- milking period of his brocaded waistcoat of and the farmer can arxdholes to was desb they have lost, dunes and swamps have been sold (or ly upset all of their plans—or notions, free and merry one, his spirits as effer- "Naturally we do not expect you teen. He their first prince. with and well afford to feed them liberally, lots under this plan. lo to It was less than proclaimed: his manner blithe and be married before you are out of. "Wbee-ee!" shrilled Mrs. building speak. nothing there isn't a vescent as wine, King, going C. E. that he will be in a do a little "As I said before, Lou, TOLMAN the assurance repaid Take pencil and figuring. the arrival In America of an all this fair and short frocks, my dear," said Prince after a return that her eligible the boyish, yet beneath madly opponent the form of milk when the cows again an acre of land are 43,560 feet. foreign nobleman, from emperor In square prince of the royal blood, a ruling exposition of carelessness lay Dantan stiffly. "But a betrothal is bad lobbed over the net. She missed. fresbeo. a lot 25 150 feet there are 3750 is above a few guileless In by As of he down, who grabbing another It Is customary j said her laconical· natural feed for cow», prince at that a matter fact, the sober Integrity of caste. quite thing. "Deuce," husband General Insurance Pasture is the -quare feet. For every acre, therefore, million dollars. They're all hard up." be- with it had not only arrived in America, but His mother, the beautiful, gracious to arrange these marriages years ly. A servunt was crossing the lawn and for average conditions, ample tbero are between 11 and 12 lots. Call "We were speaking of Prince Robin," | or in the vast estate their Princess Yetive, set all fore"— with a of iced drinks. As he pasture of good grasses legumes 11, even. At $7.50 for recording these upon adjoining with a shud- and lamented tray PYTHIAN BLOCK remarked his wife, slight love with me?" succulent condition, aod abstracts tbe com- own in the Catskllls. circles the ears when she mar- "Is Prince Robin in neared the recumbent group be good, good produc lots furnishing Mrs. Blithers came of better stock royal by paused of at tbe rate of to der. In the a very silly ques- South tion can be secured. pany disposes its land Peculiarly promising their hopes fre- ried the American, Lorry, back "I—ahem—that'· Irresolutely and allowed his gase to Paris, Maine in the than her husband. His gaucheries ! The coat of land is a factor $82 50 an acre. was the indisputable fact that the nineties. A special act of the ministry tion. He hasn't seen you since you ehlft toward the road below. Then be however. If set her teeth on edge. She was economy of using pasture, It no great stretoh of imagi- mother had married an Ameri- quently this and the son were a But he will be In love requires prince's and sometimes had legalized union, baby. came on, and as he dre τ alongside the are upon entirely for nation to suppose that the abstract com- born in Providence FOR pastures depended can. thereby establishing a precedent of the American was not deprived of with you, never fear." Interested be leaned over and SALËT four to six months of the year, and tbe land are the mentioned the occurrence when partic- umpire from pany and company no which love with some one Histories of and tehind which constitutional obstacle his right to succeed to the throne "He may be In in a low tone of voice. Paris, Bethel is up to · profitable same. It does not much of him, not Bpoke produotioo kept require imagi- ularly desirous squelching so do or could thrive, and bad lived very his forbears had for centuries. else, for all we know, where I the late Dr. standard, from 1 to 4 acres nation either to pioture thousands of hap- but way of mak- occupied "What?" demanded King, squinting. jjumford compiled by anywhere of unkindly perhaps, by had Inherited the B· for each cow, dunes that tbe owners pily with the gentleman in spite the From his mother he come In?' come said the Lapham. Also Bradbury more must be provided acres of sand ing him realise that their daughter had "Just in the gate, sir," ;»· This is that to sell for an acre. critics. right of kings, from his father the "Come In?" gasped her father. *®®Œorîal. Address •ay· the bulletin. assuming would be glad $10 It, blood In her veins. Mr. Blithers footman. is of clean a good mother the ex- a pasture good, therefore, is profitable business for real It appears that the prince after lei- spirit of freedom; from his "She's part American, dear," MRS. permanent had heard in a roundabout way that he King shot a glance over his shoulder EDWARD E. WITT, with few or no waste places, or that outfit to this land the acre the continent on his of from his father the the mother with ber ** turf, estate bay by surely crossing way in power majesty, plained prettiest then sat in astonishment a stand of first saw the light of day Jersey snd up Lake, Me. a ha· good and it by the lot. providing around the world had come to the to see that majesty. Norway temporary pasture "give away" famous power beyond smile. , "Good Lord! Blithers! What the Land in tbe 50 fee for fnrnisb* although after he became grass or legumes throughout. they can rake $7 Truxton Kings for a long promised and City, When little more than a babe in arms "Besides." said the crown princess, such the title to eaoh lot. Newark claimed him. He did not both- deuce can he be doing here? I say, that will provide pastures frequent- ing abstract and much desired the duration of he was and the affairs of to visit, orphaned, with finality, "I'm not even going HI!" is h'gh priced. Theabancea may be that $7.50 repre- er about the matter. of three Loraine! ly which depended to some extent \>n his state fell upon the shoulders be to a man I've never seen. sents more nearly tbe vaine of an aore he's like all the rest of them," engaged "Vantage in," cried his pretty wife, Mi a on "Well, men who served as Minis own Inclinations and not little the loyal and devoted 111 run as lot.—New And if away uTboee who have used silos are boost- than a bnilding England said he after, a moment of indecision. you Insist, a lock from her eyes. outcome of the war talk that affected un 11 became of age. dashing stray who he regents he sure as , All-the-way-by-water ers for them, and those argue Homestead. told him that really anything." Mr. King's astonishment was gen- two great nations—Russia Something He was seven when the great revolt them have never used them." European from about "I'll marry the on· I happen to want And ·ο the matter rested. Five against ought to refrain talking came so uine. It might better have been pro- in cer- and Austria. Mr. Blithers was In « headed by Count Marlanx These words by J. £. Dormsn present A dairyman recently condemned a cost of even in the bosom or I'll not marry at all." years have passed since the initial over- Blithers Maine steamship line the things, the nounced bewilderment Mr. the controversy about silos. tain for he it waa the cause to know that the little princi- near to overthrowing government, the two courts, Wwct a nutshell feed, thought position of Ms He had heard that only tures were made by was his first visit to Bed Roof. Between Portland and New York when silos were man family. like the that he an outlet to the world at large. paying We well recall the time of off-flavored milk, although pality over which the young reign, and he behaved prince given wen producing speak of their possessions. ? and although several sly attempts minute it is doubtful it he ι555·Μμ North Lan
"V ESTABLISHED 1933. Bethel. West Purl·. Andover. THE OXFORD BEARS. Rev. 7. S. Barton of Rookport, Mue., Mrs. Marietta A. (Curtis) Palier, The Oxford North Agricultural Soole- » former paator of the Universalis! widow of Caleb Poller, passed to the will hold the lair Wednesday and church In vu at the life at at Sept. 27 and 28. There will The Oxford Democrat. THE DOINGS OP THE WEEK IN ALL Bethel, preaent higher Tuesday morning 4:30, ?'huraday, First Showing of Men's morning and evening aenrloe of that her home on Main 8treet. Mrs. Palier be a grand ball Wednesday evening, SECTIONS OP THE COUNTY. 27. ISSUED TUESDAYS. ohuroh lait Sunday and aaelated the had beeo in frail health for many years, Sept. re- & a Mrs. Ernest have CO, and Milton L. fall Mr. MERCHANT In the ezeroliee. and several years she suffered Suits Ζ. paator ago New Fall and Winter Parts Hill. Harold Chandler spent Sunday at hla whioh fractured her hip, and slnoe then turned to their home in Andover after coofloed most of the time in Boaton a number of week·. Church, Ββτ. q, w f. HlILpa*. home In Bethel, returning to Wlnthrop she has been being South Paris, Maine, 26,1916 it m nnmber from this attended of September lor. Pwachlng every Sunday ioSa In the afternoon, Sunday. to au invalid's ohalr. The last few days A plaoe Direct From the House Sunday School at uTs^btSS e£nlnjr«£Vl£ Mrs. Nellie Curtis and Mr*. Ο. M. were franght with great suffering, but the Canton fair. I^rAyer Meeting Thursdsy evenlmr ti }L' nidtïï Maaon attended the State W. C. T. U. her mind was dear and she was able to Arthur Newton of Buokfield was the Suit Covenant Meeting the l&et hjllLM The Coat and Section ATWOOD A FORBES, of the month at 2 :30 ρ îi Ali convention in Lewiaton as from make such as she wished. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoe Newton ^ LI delegates arrangements oonneded 7S? Sy the Bethel Union. She was the of William and Editors and Proprietor*. daughter Sunday. Albion Morgan has sold his honse on Marcel la (Swift) Curtis, and was born Illian Small haa been visiting relative· and More The Mine· Loaiae and Emily Dlman Rumford. Serves More People. GXOBOS M. ATWOOD. A. E. FORBES. Clark Street to Pearl Wing of Bryant Sept. Θ, 1839, in Paris. In 1861 she mar- In returned to their home in Providence, Pond. ried Caleb Puller whose death oconrred Mrs. Hattle Damon of Portland ia the Kuppenheitner λ. lut week. I., Work is ▲. W. Her- ten years ago. Two were guest of Mr. and Mrs. O.G. Damon. In advance. progressing upon daughters ΓΚΒΜβ —|l-50 a year If paid strictly Prof, and Mr·. William Roy Smith, to Mrs. Eva of Portland Is the 4 cents. rick's bouse on Vernon Street. born them, Lulie B., who died when Tukey Otherwise #--'.00 a year. Single copiée who have the sommer In Canada spent Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Gehring were in about 4 years of age, and Winnie E., gaest of Mrs. Bert Rand. a tour of abont and $22.50 advertisements —All legal advertisements and Alaska, covering Bethel to attend the reunion of the wife of George W. Ri
.... i-u&i. .... iffi.aMiiin ii 'inrrrr ÉiilÎi^ 'rti'i ii, J Raymond Penfold was at home from House of A. W. Walker United All Seats Free. Democrat I Portland over Snnday. Burned. BaptUt Association. NORWAY. are asked to state that at the Mre. We f^Oxfôrd C. H. Churchill is in viaiting SOMX OF FLB8T FLOOB BUT UPPKB LABGE AND PBOFITABLK Christian Solence Lecture next Ootober I Portland for a few LEFT, ATTENDANCE days. 2nd, In the Grange Hall, Norway, all 26. i<»6 PAST IS BUDi. SEBIE3 OF MEETINGS. So large Is the entering class In the Warmer September Harold ■eats will be and first corner· will These sooth Paris-Maine· Newell of Newton, Mass., is a high>ohool that the eohool overran· it* free, Bedding No will be re- Suggest at be seated first. seats Chilly Nights guest George F. Eastmhn's. accommodations. A in room· In the The Oxford change attendance at the lecture early hours of Saturday morn- United Baptist Associa- the ichool honae has made neoea- served. The are with one of the most lines the store Mrs. Ella S. Heald of at been We ready complete East Sumuer is ing, the honse of Albert W. Walker on tion met Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. given last December filled the ball, It the guest of her sary, several of the gradée being moved, PARIS. sister, Mrs. Albert D. Pleasant Street waa 19 and 20, with the Sooth Pari· Baptist wonld therefore not be unwise to be SOUTH Park. extensively damaged and the amall vestry of the Congrega- has ever shown. by fire. On the floor there was cburoh. The attendance wa· there on this occasion ahead of time. ground large. tional ohoroh will be fitted op to take little There were Mr. and Mrs. William Âmes of Port· comparatively damage by Are, bnt eighty registered delegates, the third grade for this term at least. land were wm drenohed with water. and the attendance from outside the looal guests at Alton Ames' over everything Miss Elizabeth MoCreery of Pittsburg, The roof was most cburoh was about one hundred. Born. Sunday. of it bnrned off, and Pa., the teaoher of mnsio and drawing, is We bought our Blankets last winter at prices that mean a big all above the chamber The new Oxford United Asso- Rachel floors is practi- Baptist a of the Thomas Normal Train· r I daughter The Ladies' Aid now graduate In South to the wife of Thomas with if we *pearand Baptist will hold a cally ruined. Considerable iu the line of ciation oomprises all t"he oburcbes School of in the Paria, Sept. 17, saving compared prices bought today. ·«"<'·>· ·'Got· short ing Detroit, and tanght W. McKnlght, a daughter, Lillian Jane. business next even- furniture and was also of the Otisfield and all ex- meeting Friday clothing destroyed Conference, Detroit schools last year. In Norway, Sept. 13, to the wife of Wm. ,*&«&·» ing after covenant or two of Oxford PLAID BLANKETS are now, for bed and JjjB, N. H· meeting. spoiled. The flre did not get into the cept Baptist Association, A number of the bave Phlneaa Curtis, a son, Gordon Elmore. popular coverings two Norway boys In 12, to the wife of M. returned Wednesday Miss stable, which is connected with the the exceptions being Turner and to this Norway, Sept. Stephen instead of look a lot nicer than and do not show τ \ Scott Arline D. Crocker has gone to returned college, and others enter Abbott, a daughter, Baby Olive. puffs. They gray *» «"·800,1 in house. North Llvermore, which are to unite Boston to resume her studies in the fall. Albert Bartlett and Howard Chick as as Wool Finish Plaid It was a few with the new soiling nearly quick white. $1.75, $2.95, Jï*w=» Emerson of minutes after 2 o'clock Androsooggin United Bap- have entered Bowdoin. Jacob Elain has Ont. College Oratory. tist Pembroke. when Mr. and Mrs. Walker were awak- Association. to en- Married. Wool Plaid and White Blankets to is a few returned Colby, and Paul Brooks $3.95. $4.95 $5.95. 75c Elsie Holman spending Mrs. L. C. Smiley will have ber milli- ened a sort of sound. Mr. The letters from the churches showed Mt and Ut«· by roaring ters there. Franois S. Andrews has Colored Blankets to Bath Robe wool w ρ·»""·> nery opening on and of Walker went into the and dis- excellent records from some of them. $7.95. 75c $5.95. Blankets, Friday Saturday kitchen, gone to Hanover, Ν. H., to enter Dart- In Sonth Parle, Sept. 16, by Rev. A like 1 Ralta, J*«irt this week. Mrs. a Pond had a with rjwsob Holnian. Finney is designer for covered light by the base board near Bryant's star record, mouth. Hubert Barker and Donald Mr. Emll Paakkonen of West Parla and Mlaa and wool finish $1.98 to $4.95. a Mrs. this the He on twelve While the foil record Hllma Hytonen of Soath Parla. w τ s entertained party Smiley again year. range. began throwing water, baptized. Bartlett have to to Barnes gone Louisville, Ky., In Norway, Sept. 20. by Rev. Robert J. Brace, last but the and be con- is not available, it is thought that about TEDDY BEAR CRIB BLANKETS in blue and friends at rook Monday Mrs. Albert D. Park entertained at roaring continued, enter the Louisville Dental College. Don- Mr. Henry Ambrose Russell and Mlaa Gladys light pink, JI>T cluded that the fire must were received into the churches by Irene both of four tables. dinner on Mrs. be running up sixty ald Welch and Arthur Dow have return- Edwards, Norway. with Saturday Ε. H. Jackson, In North Rev. Chester 50c, 59c and 75c. «Ming, through the partition. He therefore baptism during the year. the Russell Buckfleld, Sept. 20, by of Mrs. O. A. Thayer, Mrs. John Pierce and ed to University of Maine. Gore Miller, Mr. Perley Bernard Dunn and Mabel liberty Somersworth, went up into the attic, and found that The next annual meeting of the asso- her Miss Jeannie of Paris Hill. Betbell has gone to Boston to enter Tufts Miss Helen Maude Healu.botb of Buckfleld. OUTING FLANNELS for fall wear. We are a tbe guest of father, Hubbard, the was ciation will be held with the ohurch at showing big Λ bas been fire then coming up through Dental College. fur a few days. The season's run Mechanic Falls next It is I assortment in colors and at 10c and 12 1-2C. Stuart, at the South Paris there. September. A marker which is to be placed at white, plain fancies, Snutdeld corn is as a midwinter with the Died. has to Liver- factory yet only something Coupling on his garden hose, he at- hoped meeting Witherell Park the of the Vie Vida Jenne gone by Daughters a weave where like half finished, and it is that to into the attic with but Norway church may be EDEN CLOTH is finer flannel of harder twisted fur th season, she has likely tempted go it, arranged. j American Revolution has been brought JmFsIIs the work will extend the hoee was Officers were elected as follows: In West Paris. Mrs. Marietta A. in a store well into next not long enough for that, to the It is a stone estimated to Sept. 19, colors are fast Plain colors and look like Scotch millinery department J plaoe. widow of Caleb 77 years. yarns, stripes, of week. and that time the fire was (Curtis), Fuller, aged fige by breaking Moderator-Uev. F. F. Fothay, Rumford. weigh eight or nine tons, cat by T. L. In Dlokvale, Sept. 10, Mrs. John C. Wyman, there. the roof. He therefore Clerk and Treas.—Rev. G. E. Kneeland, East I Fhnnel. Excellent for waists, children's dresses, shirts, 28 inches Charles W. Bowker was in the eastern through played Heath at the farm of Edgar Holden in aged 70 years. ae Davi< Billings of Lynn, on roof with ar- Otisfield. In Mra. Ernest E. Rich- Atle' the the his hose until the j and to the Buckfleld, Sept. 18, Whitman of part of state several days last week, Auditor—Geo. B. Crockett, 8outh Paris. Sodom, transported village by 31 wide, 15c. ami Mr*. Ε! -a Davie rival of the firemen. j ards, aged years. Λ the two session of the a R. E. Morrill with four pairs of horses In Mrs. William Phlnney at Mrs. W. H. Robinson s attending days' Miss Charlotte French, who is grad* Rumford, Sept. 10, visited In the meantime he had called up the and four of oxen. It will bear a of West Peru. ySaj Fire Chiefs' Association of the state at uate of the Missionary I yoke telephone exchange, and the operator Chicago Baptist bronze "In of Tuesday. Bar Harbor. Mr. Bowker is secretary School, and is in October to be- plate inscribed, memory been had called the fire department. As soon Training the soldiers of Oxford Garlat and treasurer of the association. gin work as missionary for the Italians Revolutionary Richard Poyt,a5.?. an it could be done—and with the sort of Ereoted Whitman NOTICE. at Ν !son G. Elder's, go- in New one of the addresses I County. by Abigail .Lot guest William F. Thiede of N. lire alarm that we have that was Haveo, gave Ida M. from resume his course in1 Elizabeth, J., system of the American Page, my wife, having separated ben-to of the session. She was led to think of I Chapter, Daughters without I shall no bills of her a^from has been a guest at Henry Fletcher's for | quite a while—the alarm was given by Revolution. 1916." me, cause, pay NEW GARMENTS this as her work by her experi-1 contracting, for any purpose. Sites College. a few days, and Mies Margaret Rehder the whistle at the Mason Manufacturing special HARRT L. PAGE. ence I A pretty home wedding took place and of in the Italians in a night Our business to us that we selected that look on all ur and Mr- Hoyland Bettinger Elizabeth, who has been at Mr. Fletch- Co., and later by one of the church bells teaching afternoon at the home of Witness: James 8. Wright. early proves styles well nearly figures. school in Rumford. She described also Wednesday South 89-41 laudator of iwampscott, Mass,, er's during the summer, will return and the whistle of the Paris Manufactur- Mr. Edwards on Beal Paris, Sept. 25,1916 are «.fait j her first in Italians I and Mrs. Jesse P. Prices very reasonable. New styles coming at F. A. Heidner s a few home with him on Co. So unfamiliar are we with the experience helping continually. vers guests Tuesday. ing in Street, when their daughter, Qladys week that the alarm blown was Chicago. difilist B. F. Misses Florence and eignal system Irene, was united In marriage with Coate to Richards, for the central Mrs. C. A. Salquist, for nineteen years $10.00 $49.60. and Viola Wal- District No. 3, which is Ambrose Russell. The bouse Misses Dons Calbert Mattie Richards, and Mr. and Mrs. L. L. I a missionary in western China, told of I Henry Cut to part of the but the quick- was decorated with fall flow- Flowers, Suits $12.75 $29.60. re* from Summit Spring Russell attended the Cumberland village, people the for the better that has I profusely •Λ>η bave irned County | out where the was. great change have been ly found fire ers, and the ceremony took place under Bote! Harr where they fair at Gorham Wednesday. They say come in China since the days of the Box-1 We take to fill all mail orders to out on the next mail. By the time the firemen bad arrived in arch and bell of and as- special pains go for tbe summer. that Gorham has a but not so er so that now missionaries, I hydrangeas employed good fair, and a few streams on, the fire had a troubles, so as ours. j got are I ters. Rev. R. J. Broce officiated, using Miss good And of course we | and education by missionaries, Plants, and was ablaze. Mrs Waiter IV.islee Marjorie big start and the roof well the single service. The bride's been knew that. warmly welcomed by the people. ring of Exet r, Χ Π., who had Good service was done the streams, was of white silk with messaline PMiiee by Chinese women do not know what real gown \[r< Peas lee's mother, Mrs. D. Among those who attended the »nd the was rapidly She wore a veil with „f grange burning part bome life is. Often the Chinese mother trimmings. caught tirst of last at a few fire was y Richard left the fair West Bethel Thursday, largely for irenched. In minutes the white asters and carried a shower bou- Ferns. tnay have a hundred or even a hundred the it afforded of checked, and in about an hour the water of the same flowers. Mrs. H. L. wee k. opportunity greeting And relatives under one roof to quet old friends, were Mr. and Mrs. J. Hast- was shut off. fifty plan Home the marcb. Mrs. Knight has done quite a job for and in harmony. The homes played wedding Hudson Bean, Mrs. L. E. Miss Cora J. A considerable of the furniture on keep Russell was maid of hon- walk at his on Church ings Bean, part ire and I Beryl (Enigbt) of concrete place as a packed close together, sanitary Mason and Pauline. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. the lower floor was carried out, but ar, and a brother of the E. P. ntr all the wooden walks conditions are very bad. The Chinese Perley Russell, Crockett, Stmt, repla: Plummer also attended. rain to fall, got wet and was car- was best man. the of with began women attend our mission I ;room, Following înd three' sets wooden,'steps was seen that day schools, FLORIST, Thomas Maine. ried into the stable when it ceremony a reception was held. After a Formerly Smiley, Norway, concrete. Next Sunday there will begin at ire anxious to learn· and persevering,! Deer-| that would not be damaged. Some fur- short honeymoon in camp at Locke's L- ing Memorial church a rally week pro- ind deserve all possible help from us. In I Porter Street, South Paris Miss Pra" o: Wellesley Hills, Mass., niture was also taken from the second Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Russell will reside at gram. Sunday morning there will be a former days, before the Boxer uprising, I who has been spending the summer at floor, but much of what was there and in their new Farm," at special sermon to the "Old Folks." Mrs. the missionaries were called foreign home, "Valley thefam .v dimmer home at Sebago, is the attic was either burned or badly Noble's Corner. THERE WILL BE A Alta Wood as leader of the Mercy and ievils. Now they are called friends. M -s Elder for Jamaged. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Ridlon were the guest'of Marguerite of the China's door of for the Help Department Epwortb League no other open opportunty two weeks. | There was no wind, and sailed to Lynn, Mass., on the 17th, by This Avenue will have of decoration and con- ntroduction of Chistianity will be grad- charge buildings were endangered. The elec- the sudden death of Mrs. Ridlon's moth- Washington News has been received of the birth of veyance. If any desire autos to call lally closed if we do not enter it now. I | tric lights on the first floor of the bouse er, Mrs. Charles at the home of to Mr. and Mrs. Treno- her or the Rev. G. H. Newton of South Paris Clougb, ι daughter Roy please notify pastor. were on all the time, and aided in the ber Mrs. Herman Paragard. of Ν. on the 13th. nade a plea for consecrated autos. ! daughter, weth Concord. H., work of the firemen. was Next Monday, Oct. 2, the club season former- Mrs. Clough about 70 years of age. Is Glad to Find Mrs. Tree we;h was formerly Miss Elsye Rev. George H. Hamlen, D. D., Woman opens. The Club meets in The cause of the fire can not be stated, She bad much of the time in Nor- Euterpean y for the Free in Bal-1 spent FREE LECTURE Maude missionary Baptists Gray. the afternoon with Mrs. Cora S. rhe place where it evidently started is for the few years, coming here Briegs isore, India, spoke on The Macedonian way past V. Brackett and son and Mrs. Ida D. at Cot- iear a bunch of wiring and a chimney, In 1007 after the death of ber husband in Mrs. Lyndon Briggs Highland 3all. God is calling for volunteers for ON are 3t Harrison for a week to when a miscellaneous musical rhe chimney is a new one, with flue lin- Saco to live with Mr. and Mrs. Ridlon. Robert tage, pro- ;he missionary field. He can switoh a 1 Her Heart Is Not Weak Mrs. Brackett's William gram will be The Seneca Club has ng, built two years ago, when the house She tbe winter with Mrs. Par- visit brother, given. nan on the right track who is going spent past Mrs. Brackett's absence its first for the season was extensively and im- in returned to Norway >"oyes. During meeting Monday quite repaired lomewbere. Paul was going somewhere igard Lynn, summer and remained here SIXTY-FOUR YEAES M*s Eva Dresser of Harrison is in charge evening with Mrs. Ethel Hathaway. proved. when the Lord switched him into Mace- &arly in the OLD, her bouse. will be the of the There was insurance on buildings and until Labor when Mr. and Mrs. Par- of Pottery subject even-| Ionia. Let us be ready to go somewhere Day, Mrs. Roy Etheridge Tells of FEELS LIKE BOY SIXTEEN program. 'urnisbings. came to Norway in their auto R. who was as ing's ind the Lord will reveal his will to us igard Guy C\e, engaged Our need of a fire alarm system gets ind she returned to Lynn with them. Wonderful Effects of Mr. F. H. Jones, 805 Congress street, teamster for a Canadian as al- Before an audience which filled the I ileo. battery, !resh attention as the result of this fire. leaves four Mrs. Charles is no He telle the Rev. W. P. Porter a sermon I She children, Portland, exception. CHRISTIAN sai ed from N. auditorium of the church Sun- SCIENCE Halifax, preached ready repor'e i, Baptist (Vhile the could not have been F. Ridlon of Mrs. Herman Par- Tanlac. same that is told thousands. damage >q which is sac- Norway, story by S.. with tbe battery, on the ISth, for Eu- day evening, Professor John A. Nicholls "The Price of Success," | prevented by any system, it might have Mrs. Geo. C. Stowe and Edward "I am sixty-two years old," be said as announced in a brief letter re- of Boston a address un- rifice. BY rope, gave temperance )een less if the firemen could have been j all of Lynn. recently, in discussing tbe value of ceived from him. der the of the W. C. T. U. Rev. L. W. B. Jackman, foreign mis- Sard,ougb, auspices Pr0'. lummoned earlier. As it was, there Is up with the latest. An Tanlao. is as one of ( in a Norway feasor Nicholls remembered | at fifteen or lionary Assam, India, gave splendid Had Gastric Indigestion And Mrs. L. A. Shaw and Howard Shaw uust have been least in electric corn popper has been installed "Since taking a few bottles of this the most effective speakers in the resub- iddresB on the condition of the people ud have moved across Pine wenty minutes between the time when In Stone's store. tonic I feel more like a boy of sixteen, family mission of and he has India, showing that their heathen reli- drug Almost Gave Up campaign 1911, m bave been in on after tbe ever PROFESSOR HERMAN C.S.B. Street from the concrete house into their alarm could pulled immoral Miss Clara Sbepard, spending My appetite is better than it Ifes HERING, lost nothing in force or ability to present gion is filled with grossly teach- sew w which Ο. E. Barrows has in automatic system, and the time when ! iummer with her mother at the cottage been before. I am certainly glad of the buogai his since that time. He covered ng:that theosophy, whether In India I Hope. subject | he whistle sounded. it tbe has returned to Boston to to recommend Tanlac." just finished. A concrete sidewalk has actually )r leads into lake, opportunity MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP OF THE many of the subject, spe- America, corrupt thought been built in front the new phases laying resume her studiee in the New of house. of soience ι ind life. He made a appeal for England cial stress upon the teachiug Will Celebrate Republican Victory. burning of Music. MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF tndia. Conservatory "I used to think my heart was affected bat Tanlao bas proven that it waa a 0. E. Barrows has the walls and that alcohol is a and held tbe at- _ up poison, n Bert L. Hutcbins attended the Maine The annual sermon Rev. J£. M. I pressure of gas caused by gastric indigestion,'1 said Mra. Boy Etberidge, 1105 CHRIST SCIENTIST, BOSTON, MASS. the roof shingled of a new house on tbe tention of his audience closely, speaking by Retail convention in rUESDAY EVENING THE TIME SET FOB was a exhortation to Jewelers' Bangor Avenue, Portland. east side of Pine Street, on the lot next with much earnestness and fervor. Rev. | Stover preliminary Washington last week. Mrs. was bow she had been relieved the new tonlo south of the Congregational G. H. Newton, Rev. C. I. Spear and Rev. SOUTH PABIS AND NORWAY. nove forward by taking up the national Btheridge telling by Tanlao, parsonage. Miss Madeline Pride is assisting in the that is now endorsed The house assisted in the ive year program by the by Portland's leading citizens. will be finished this fall. It Α.. T. McWhorter opening proposed store of Mrs. R. L. Powers. commit- Northern Convention. millinery "I bad taken so much medicine (or my ailments without relief that I had is.? ζ feet, and will have seven rooms services, and the speaker was introduced Rv the combined executive Baptist There will be work in Oxford Chap- almost when I to nse Tanlao. October 2nd of eee of the and Fairbanks Clubs Rev. E. C. D. of given up bope began ιοά batb, with a garage under the back by Mrs. Susie E. Chapman, president Hughes Whittemore, D., at its on our ter, 0. E. S., meeting Tuesday Tanlao has stomach in condition and I do not suffer as I Evening, schools my Monday >f South Paris and a celebration SVaterville, Baptist "Well, put good piazza. the South Paris W. C. T. U. Mrs. Brick- Norway, spoke this week. Tbe has Maine Co- avening of chapter did." ett was at the and a solo was >f the Republican victory in the ind colleges, Colby, Bates, Hebron, formerly organ, an invitation to visit Eeoka women are are irri- Hamlin Temple, rytbian Sisters, will! Al. has been îurn, Maine Central Institute, accepted Men and who bave improper digestion, who nervous, very IN THE sung the by Mrs. L·. Section arraDged. Tuesday Higglns, on wane during program \ Chapter of Waterford the evening of table because of lack of or ambition for tbeir are meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. svening, Sept. 26, is the date. R suffering energy work, easily AIi Noyes. Oct. when Oxford Chapter will exem- and over suffer with members are requested to be There will be a torchlight parade Deacon C. A. Mixer of Rumford led in 4, discouraged become melancholy slight matters, backaches, KIN© DISTRICT. tbe work. a present. Following the meeting there the two with fireworks, the discussion of the five year program. plify poor memory, unsound sleep that does not really rest them, will find Tanlao hrough towns, irom a * Mrs. Emma il an η nae returned overcome troubles. 0f the dt*Sre« staff. The school bouse bas bad some new j lluminations, etc. Rumford Band and Miss Martha Mixer was of splendid as· tonic, tissue builder and appetizer designed to these ϊκ·T- ι ManV*h?.ar9aI will four weeks1 visit to relatives in Massa- Tanlac be obtained in South Paris at the Chas. H. Howard Co. store. Grange Hall, Norway exemplify the work at the I repairs. South Paris drum corps will be in attend- dstance In connection with the young may to at chusetts. be held Nor-1 ince. people's work of the association. Onna Salonea and Willie Tbibodeau itl. Mrs. John C. Shepard, Doris and Ned, ^ΜΜϋτΜϋοη Included in the program will be a few Others participating in the meetings At 8 P. M. are working in the corn shop. bave gone to South Royalton, Vt., to O'clock, Tbe ninntes of outdoor speaking in each in a special way were Rev. E. A. Dav'S> I foundation is going in for John spend a week at Mrs. Shepard's old a· iitus Mrs. Howard Swan has gone away for own. United States Senator-elect Bert Rev. G. W. F. Bill, Rev. F. W. Buck, new house on the west side of ] home, and will return to Norway before BLUE STORES a few visit among relatives. Fernald of Poland and Miss Lethers. Mrs. Nellie Brickett, Mrs. ^ wi" *>easemi-bungalow, days' Congressman- to Auburn for the winter. You and Your Friends are Invited Wallace H. of Lewis- E. A. C. A. Mixer, were going Cordially ce,lar wal1' aDd and jlect White, Jr., Davis, organists. Brown will the Nor- Mrs. Carrie Briggs granddaughter! Mrs. Ethel was soloist. Elon L. represent •-• * 44at the Vhe :on, will be here to speak, also possibly Noyes 1 iiSJT roof, which extends over spent fair week at South Paris and Nor* I way Board of Trade at the state-wide [J. S. Senator-elect Frederick Hale of eiKb* roome| In roads meeting at Augusta Oct. 4. Car After the Lecture » way. Portland. Town Line Cases Hearing. good aid bath*' Tvbere wi,1rbe " iD Cecil E. Brown has returned to the You? Mrs. Edith Cbilds of Dixfield bas been to the as arranged, Two law cases involving the location When We Look for According program University of Maine law school at Ban- May "tt.txv1-yes visiting a few days with her cousine, Mr. ,he parade will be formed on Western 3f several miles of town line and more gor for his Snal year. who attended the state and Mrs. Teliss Tbibodeau, and aunt, Avenue near the South Paris railroad 3r less of the interests tof indi- Would like to have call at our stores as soon as you can tho/e property The Bassett restaurant, whioh has you th? W- C- T- V- ia Lewis- Mrs. Amos Canwell. and thence by way of viduals have been having a bearing in itation, proceed | been In business for thirty years, baa the time. Would like to talk over the clothing toi L°Ϊ1° °! were Mr"· Susie E· Chap. Western Avenue, around the sled fac- South Paris and otber parts of the coun- conveniently spare I* Mr. and Mrs. Frank have the I been and their boarders are sc- ml"11 fc;2ib*tb W. Morton Mrs Penley and Street to Market tbe few closed, situation with ïîV τ of all their friends in the loss ory High Square, ty daring past days. Engaged meals elsewhere. you. Mrs- Ella Wight, sympathy where there will be a few minutes of in tbem or connected with them in some ouring of their son Francis. He was a very Misses S. B. and Z. S. Prince are îïni PCiiff0rd' and Mrs. Rizpab The will then re-form are three commissioners who are to bis I »peaking. parade way two weeks in of p;*nay. good, kind boy, and stood by parents 1 num- spending Turner, guests Very Profltable and inter- »nd march to Norway, up Main Street to decide them, at least six lawyers, a Showing esti™, all. their brother. illinery °β convention is reported. through and to Crescent, to ber of and more or less of a Conditions Look Bad Bridge Pleasant, surveyors Miss Ruth bas reconsidered Clothing to not to mention a Holgate and ans Kimball Post. Whitman, to Pearl and Beal, Danforth, cloud of witnesses, Saturday, eDj°y®d a sapper at Campfire of her resignation and will oontinueto teach Friday ;o to to Pearl, to Deering, considerable of maps, thJirnink0 ·γ- the aus- Main, Cottage, pile plans, copies on we be able to some of the conditions that would An enjoyable campfire under will the school Crockett Ridge. and might explain ·*«»'£ ;o the railroad station, where there 3f legislative acte, and other document- ii eS nrrmfThur8dayDOt,Ce that the club, pices of Wm. K. Kimball Post and Circle I Donald Andrews has returned to the 29 and 30 ie more try evidence. save a few dollars. Sept. mi/htmlr Wlth Mrs· Bean and was Invita- speaking. & Business in you quite held at Grange Hall Friday. marcn town Bryant Stratton College M w η Illuminations the line of actions are brought by the we have W ^'κΙΠ t0 Portland this tions bad been issued to the and along Bqth Boston. It would do no harm to see the new Fall STOCK *.° posts a you for Vh° ire expected. )f Sumner. One is statutory petition All are invited to inspect the »"k w'nter. Twenty-three corps at Norway, Oxford, Hebron, Wa- Miss Alice Twitcbell of Washington, cordially v»ra n*. Seats in will be reserved for to relocate tbe line between tbe towns of received and would like to show you. two of the Pond carriages is the of Mrs. Ε. E. Witt at just '®c:uding jun- terford, Mechanic Falls, Bryant's in the which has be- D. C., guest ior< ,Pnj®ec!·J >ld soldiers who wish to go Sumner and Woodstock, ο1ι*ύθ|ί dish was serv- and and there was a re- Lake. supper Bethel, good come and which contro- Norway e
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