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The Oxford Democrat "* -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.
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