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TOWN TOPICS
A CHRISTMAS MEDITATION.
BY OTIS W. BARKER.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FoUR.1

Sas hung with banners Of ethereal light:
over NOR and wasted plain. For them were
the lowing of the cattle in the shed and the
coming of the simple-hearted Mary to the
place where the brook and river meet. Oh!
you cannot appropriate Christmas to your
self and take away the portion OF its joy that
to thy neighbours. You cannot put any 1ndi-
vtdual label on it that shall make it belong to
any man and not equally to all the rest How
Sayeurs BIRTH! e The Jews do NOT one keep s1 e6s
birthday of Jesus. the anoin,ed King; but
All The World travsis Tor reedemp,ion ali tSe
world iooss for deliverance from its bonds.
Jesus the great Emancipator, is acknowl-
peoples than any potentate ever has been or
ever will be-. But do you fear that in the
widepess Ct the blessing you may failof your
great joy" Oh! despairing one, on this GLAD
Yule morning n3 If up thy head; every part Of
wealth of spring blossoms. showering the
earth with a snow storm In May do not over
falls; amid he blazing splendors of autumn's
changing hues push thy way into the thtcket
until thou CONTEST to the maple bathed in fire
Every part Of the Christ life. dear friend
from lowly manger to bed among the lilies in
one rob thee of Thy heritage on this Christi
mas day.. Twenty Centuries have rolled over
the world since that chill December night.
shrines to the earth, creeds have been piled
in libraries to be moth-eaten
and sOveriarded with
dust. The humbls Shepherds still have their
dowry, the blessing Of the Ohristmas-tide has
not been taken from the least in the kingdom
Of God. How heavy at times the cross press
esl Jesus painted beneath the weight Of the
tree on His way out or the Damascus gate.
Alone at times you seem to struggle that the
bitterness of the cup may not be yours. In
the hidden recesses of the place OF the oil
press" Jesus trod the vine press alone. Weary
with the burden Of the day you long for some
sweet reflection. The Master sits on the curb
of Jacobs well and begs from q woman that
was q sinner q cooling draught. AS you medi-
tate amid the dropping shadows Of the night
at the end of this christmas Day, like q star
bursting out the blackness of night over the
ing thougtrtcome into the blackness of your
stony grief, Jesus is mine yes, forever nine,
and never did quite SO much have Him as on
this Christmas Day. OTIS w. BARKER.
Newtown, Conn.,, December 18th, 1906.
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The store of r. III. Beers & Co. is
bright with goods for the Christmas
time. The selection of articles for the
Christmas trade has been made with
excellent taste, as the visitors will
find when they inspect this stock. He
has nice stock of toys, games for the
children, Kibbe's CONNECTIONS in hand.
some packages, perfumery, fancy
handkerchief and mufflers, umbrellas,
slippers, and hundred other articles.
Don't let the next three days slip by
without looking over this stock.
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trade. Also big line of candy Of all
kinds. Give him cali.

tEdue. Also dig line Oh caHuy vi dill
kinds. Give him CALI
Erdmann 90. make speciality of Christi
mas candy, made fresh every day at their
candy kitchen. Special prices to Sunday
schools in large quantities. Let them quote
you prices before you buy.
The dry goods store OF J. sB. French is very
prettily decorated for the Christmas season
and it is stocked full Of goods for the Christ
mas traders. Be sure and give him call be-
fore making your selection for Christmas.
E. Wetmore has been spending several days,
this week, in New York on business. While
there he purchased some horses for his wood
business.
J 8. Mayhem has been confined to his home
| In Plumtrees for week with rheumatism and
u severe cold.
Frank Nordman. the blacksmith. is driving
| Charles NOrdman, Jr., of South Norwalk
will spend the winter here with his brother
Frank Nordman, assisting him at his black
smith shop.
| about ID of Miss Lillian Olmsread's youne
girl friends gathered at her home in Elm
| wood district, last Saturday. December Is, t6
| assist her In celebrating her 18th birthday an.
niversary. From 10 to the little folks were
delightfully."- entertained. At noon q fine din.
| The occasion was enc long to be remembered
by all Miss Olmstead received a number o.
pretty and useful remembrances.
r. w Gilbert, the hardware man. has goot
line OF Seds for the boys and girls which
make nice Christmas present.
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MONROE
GRANGE NOTES

GRANGE NOTES.
Harmony Grange elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year, Fri
day evening last.
NJ, Homer e. Clarke.
O., Edward E. Curtiss.
L., Ethel J. Wales.
S., Lewis Twist.
A. S., Howard Il. Wheeler.
c., DR. f. J. Wales.
Treasurer, Theodore II. Lockwood.
Secretary, Edwin c. Shelton.
g. T., Earl Wales.
c., Mrs George Hawley.
P, Mrs Edward e. Curtiss.
F., Mrs Carlton Joyce.
L. A. S., Miss Pearl Wales.
Miss Nellie Wilson closed her school,
Monday afternoon, on account of thu
death of her brother-in-law, Seymour
Beardsley, which occurred Sunday
night.
Mrs George Bennett has gone tt
Shelton for the winter ..
Miss Fannie M. Burr is visiting
friends in Zoar.
On Tuesday morning next, being
Christmas day, there will be services
at st Peters at the usual hour.
F. w. Wheeler has been confined tt
the house for few days with a bat
cold, but is now getting over it.
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Hazard and son
Wilbur BENEDICT, spent Thanksgiving
in Hartford with their daughter, Mr.
Frank Wells.
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Rau spent the hol.
tday with her parents in Huntington
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klNo OF ALL COUCH MEDICINES

4. g. Case, q mail carrier of Canton
center, Conn, who has bean In the q.
8. Service for about 10 years, says: I'VE
have tried many cough medicines for
Croup, but Chamberlain Cough
Remedy d king of al and one to be re-
lied upon every time. We also lind it
the beat remedy for coughs and colds,
9ivina certain results and leaving no
bad after elfects." For sale by B. II.
6eerS q Co., NewtoWn; Taylor, Curtis
. o., Sandy Hook; w. n. Hurd, Long
Nm; 4. B. Brakeman, Botsford; g: J.
ParkA TIumbuu.
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nOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
f. J. CHENEY & o.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J
Cheney for the last is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transact
ions and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Halls Oatarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimon ials sent free
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
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GIFTS FOR ALL


What will get is the question that good
many are asking. we Know that good way
the suggestions that we have to offer. Give
Something that you will be remembered by
and Something that is useful and you ara sure
to De happy and make happy. Here are teY
gifts that are appreciated by women: Carpet
sweepers, lace curtains. sewing tables, writing
DESKS china closets, center tables. And now
for the men: Morris chairs, smoking tables,
b by: Go-carts, carriages. carriage robes.
rocking chairs. Other useful gifts are foot
rests, medicine cabinets, clothes boxes. hall
etc. Don't end your shopping without visit
to our furniture. carpet. curtain. stove and
range departments where awaits you a COM
plete line OF Christmas gifts at the most rea-
sonable prices. It's at the Lee Bros. Furni-
ture Co., 1119 Main street, corner Golden Hill
street, Bridgeport.
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USEFUL GIFTS

Are always the best, and you can
please the men and boys at Davis s
Savard's, corner Main and Fairfield
avenues, Bridgeport. They have hats.
caps, mufflers, gloves, scarfs, nitteDs,
hosiery, jewelry, umbrellas. Regal
shoes and Glove Co. arctfc8 and rub
bers. Also the best makes Of clothing
for men, boys, youths and children.
Honest goods at far price&-[Davis &
Savard, Bridgeport.
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AT Belts.

An attractive line of Holiday no
tions, dolls, games and toys. at Belts.
A great line of Kibbe's best candies,
in fancy boxes, for the Christmas trade.
Oranges, grape fruit, mixed nuts and
cranberrieS for the Christmas table.
Cranberries,, 13c quart, two quarts
for Csc, prime and nice.
Long Island Malt. ..-.~
RusSell's Emulsion. 81.
Simons' rheumatic. cure.
Beef, iron and wine.
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BERKSHIRE.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST,".
Mr. and Mrs Harry B. Curtis of Bridgeport
passed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 81. G.. Curtis.
Little Miss Esther Coger. who has been SO
seriously Ill with bvain fever under the care
of Dir SCHUYLER and q trained nurse, Is recov-
e. Minor.
Mr. and Mrs julius Hartwig and children
have returned to their home In New York for
the winter.
fIJohn Partridge has secured position In
Danbury and Martin Kelly has taken his
place at the factory.
Mrs Charles E. Minor passed Wednesday in
Danbury.
Danbury.
Mrs Charles Curtis who has been under the
care of DIR Schuyler, is now improving.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
onAaLnr. BRADLEY.

CHARLES p. Bradley, one Of the oldest men In
this place, and Who had been In poor health
for some time, passed away at his home here
On Monday. December II. aged a2years. The
funeral was held from bis late home on Thurs
day, Deoembsr - ~ l3o p. M. Rev DR. Game
o6ctating. The burial wAs In the family lot
At OaklAWn cemetery. Mr. Bradley 10 surviv-
"a BY his granddaughter Miss Bessie Archi-
bald, who lived with him.
The lady members Of the Greenfield Ooun-
try club are requested 70 meet ct the club
room Thursday afternoon. December "a. to
eos the new door covering ready for the re-
osptioa O New Years. night Come with
tAimbls ard needle ready to work. In the
evening al the members will meet and decor.
ate tho club room for she reception.
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TAsHUA.

The ladies of Christ church parish,
Tashua, are invited to meet with Mrs
Lorenzo N. Mallette, Thursday after
noon, December q, to make articles
to be sold after Easter. Tea will be
served for the sum of 10 cents.
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BETHEL.
A CLOSE SHAVE.

Henry Langencack of Plumtrees had
a narrow escape from a serious acct
dent, last Monday morning, as he was
driving to Bethel in his covered milk
wagon. AS he was crossing the rail-
road near the Plumtrees schoolhouse,
he did not hear the approaching train
and failed to get quite off the track
before the engine struck one OF bis
back wheels, completely demolishing
it and badly sprung the axle. Mr.
Langencack was not thrown out nor
was his horse hurt, but two cans of
milk were thrown out of his wagon and
split on the ground. 1t was a mira Gle
that Mr. Langencack and his team es-
capped without more Seriou injuries.
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OUR NEI0HBORS.
SRooKFlELD.

COMo11aATTONALC CHURCH ITEMS.
The annual meeting OF. the Oongre-
sational church will occur, Friday,
December %, from 1880 .. m. to $50
.. m. The business meeting will be
held In the church, followed by dinner
served IN the Town hall. All members
and attendants are moat cordially In.
vitsd and urged to be present. This
meeting hes proven to be one Of the
most enjoyable gatherings Of the year.
Come. I
A 10 THD T1L1PHONB SERVICE.
Just ct present there 10 quite little
talk and some action In regard to hsv.
ING the telephone service either indie
pondent or connected with some other
center than Danbury, hoping to get
pbotes1 service. Some prefer and indie.
pendent service, that u central in
town. Brookneld has now 50 phones
within it, borden 1t Il reported that
The ofacers Of the company Say that
with su6Bcient evidence to show it VA
desired BY those who have phones,
they would be disposed to give it q
favorable confederation, but there Is q
great diversion Of opinion In regard to
the matter.
w. 81. Blackmsn ID completing an
addition TO his barn to house hts in
creased young stock.
There was lay service ct st Paul's
last Sunday, - Mr. Millikin wassunable
to b present.
The Curtis school closed on the 19tt
for the holiday vacation.
Nf and Mrs Herbert Lake are spend
ing few days In Detroit.
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The History club or literary circle
held q very enjoyable session, Wednes-
day night, at the residence Of Z. Q.
Norris Readings were given by Miss
Julia D1keman. Mrs G. 81. NOrthrOp,
Mrs Hewitt, Mrs L. q. Morris, Miss
Mabel Morris and Miss S. j. Scudder.
Misses Mabel Taylor and Mabel Nor
ris played plano duets, and violin So
los by Mrs ]. w. Gordon. The vocal
trio by Mrs Hewitt, Miss Penders and
William Tomlin were enjoyed.
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Some good bargains now in men S
and boys rubber boots, felts and arc
tics A complete line of rubber goods.
Nothing more useful and appropriate
for a Christmas gift.-tSandy Hook
Shoe Store.
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1t is we'll worth ones time to visit
The Wentworth Furniture Co., lis
John street, and 1913 Broad street, ii
you are looking for something suitable
for Christmas gifts. Their stock is
large and comprises almost everything
necessary to it out or make the home
attractive. A visit will surprise any
one who has never been in their store.
Visitors are always welcome.
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NEW MILFORD,

THE BEE was IN error. we are informed in
stating that there was an attempt at an as
sault on 9 young girl at Still River, last
week. The party suspected. 1t is said, has
proved his innocence to the satisfaction Of
the interested parties.
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Ladies' and mems slippers and shoes
for christmas, pice assortment.
Some fine dress shoes In different leath-
ers. Prices reasoIable.-(Sandy Hook
Shoe Store.
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The Benham Shoe Co.,
DERBY, CONN.

george .. COley.
h. Hohne, Who purchased the Farm
ham place, about year ago, has just
opened at his place . harness shop and
Is prepared to make and repair all
kinds Of harnesses for all who wish.
Mr. Hohne is harness maker by trade
and thoroughly understands the bust
ness and guarantees satisfaction for
oil work intrusted to him. Give him
. call.
The B r. 90. are pushing work on
the new depot and now have it al en-
closed.
B. Curtis s. Son keep things hum
ming at their mill. Last week Friday
from 8 q. m to 4 p. m, they ground l22
bushels of buckwhest, besides doing
other work. w. ..s,@
Mems and boys felt Combination,
sizes to At all. Just the thing for this
cold weather. Also ladies' and gents
rubbers and arctics, the Goodyear
Glove make, no better on the market.
For sale at popular prices at Stephen
French = at the Depot.
Henry Seeley 10 very sick AM under
the care of DR. HILL Mrs Graft, who
IL an experienced nurse, is caring for
him.
Edison Hayes, the veteran mail car
rier, is critically sick with pneumonia.
DR. Hill is attending him.
Lynson Beardsley, one Of our aged
men, is also very sick.
Mr. Elwood OF Brookfield is visiting
his sister, Mrs Levi Blackman.
Schools will close on Friday Of this
week for the winter vacation. The
next term will commence Wednesday,
January 2. 4
Edward Nichols of Bridgeport has
been the guest of his father, Henry
Nichols. su
Mrs James Lord has gone to Bridge.
port to the home of her daughter, Mrs
Eddy, where she will spend the win
ter.
Mrs Ives and Mrs Comics of Danbu-
~ have been the guests Of Mrs Ernest
Northrop.
Burr Hswley has bought . piece OF
timber of the Julius Hawley estate
and will soon have q steam mill to
work.
Samuel Snow Is sick in care of D1
Wales.
We don't worry about the distance
to the North Pole or what is doing up
there, but We are glad the sun has got
ready to come back our way.
Mr. and Mrs M. B. Hawley enjoyed a
trip to New York, last week. MI
Hswley purchased big stock of goods
for B. Hawley s. Go. 3 store, which
they are now pleased to show to the
public.
|. Mrs G. w. Edwards returned, last
Tuesday, after q few days stay in
Milford with her daughter.
K. F. Lyons ia. taking charge of the
mail route for Edison Hayes since his
illness.
William Ruben, one day last week,
was telling q tree and it fell across
his ice pond. He went out on the
pOnd tn cut it IN when tn hiS surprise
the ice gave away and he took an I'M
welcome ice water bath and had 9
narrow escape from being quite seri.
ously hurt.
| Mrs M. e. Turney leaves on Friday
for New Haven, where she will spent
the holidays with her son, Franz
Hodge.
Charles H. Hawley has been unload
ing a car of coal at the Depot, thi
week.
1
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A fine line of Holiday goods is now
on exhibition at the Brick store SANDY
Hook. All the delicacies for the
Christmas table.
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LYONS PLAINS.

On Christmas morning there will be cele-
bration Of the Holy Communion at 500. On
Christmas Eve the tree for the children will
be held IT 200 O'Clock.
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REDDING.
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

AT CHRIST CHURCH.
There will be q celebration of the. HolysCOm-
L union in Christ church on Christmas day,
| At II 80 q. m
On Holv Innocent's day, Friday, December
~. the children's Christmas tree will be held
| At the rectory. At Z 80 p. m.
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The complete stock of street and
stable blankets, robes. ETC., at Taylor,
Curtis & Co.'s will interest you at this
time.
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LADIES WRAPPERS.

The best values in the two towns
are at French's, Bethel. Look them
over.
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CHILDREN's RUBBER BOOTS.
We have them. Your children want
them. Try French, Bethel; his prices
are the lowest.
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FANCY COLLARS AT FRENcH's.

50 fancy collars, no two alike. Is and
SOC, at our Bethel store. Trade at
French's, Bethel, this week.
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ca1LpREN's RUBBER BOOTS.

We have them. Your children want
them. Try French's, Bethel; his pri'
ces are the lowest.
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MxTHoDysT CHURCH NOTES.

A81aOV]pX OdUnOn NVIAS'
Next Sunday morning, the pastor,
Rev Mr. NcDermott, will preach 1T
the Methodist church . sermon appro.
pirate for Christmas. In the evening,
at O'Clock they will hold the Sunday
school Christmas concert. There will
be music and recitations by the schol-
an and other special Christmas music.
A very nice program has been prepar-
cd. On Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber %, In the basement Of the church,
they will give . Christmas supper for
oil the Sunday school. A good time is
anticipated. ..
DDsON HAYES.
Edison Hayes, the veteran mail car
rier, who has been III with pneumonia,
passed away ct their home on Wednes-
day, December 10, aged Is years. The
funeral win take place, this afternoon,
Friday, December 81, ct 2 O'Clock,
from the Methodist church, Rev MI
McDermott officiating. The burial
will be In the village cemetery.
BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.
"A Great Gift will be the subject
OF the sermon at the Baptist church.
Sunday morning.
The annual Christmas exercises vii
30 held In the church, Thursday even
ing, December q. A full and inter
ssting program of songs and recita
tious will be presented. The young
folks should al DO ON hand for ole
santa Claus has promised to visit III
with his customary sack Of goot
things.
The singing class will meet in thu
basement, Friday evening, the 2stf
inst, at 7.3O.
@. L. Smslley shod at his black
smith shop, last week, $50 horses ant
he still has big stock Of shoes alread!
to put on and can 1T your horse will
Nevenlip Of short notice.
Mr. and Mrs James Marshall Of Fsl
River, Mas, Mr. and Mrs William g
Coley and daughter Of Bridgeport
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invites you to participate IN bemg-
ing Christmas cheer and Joy to
FOUR THOUSAND poor chil-
dren. and FIFTEEY~ THOUS-
AND destitute men and woman.
Donations thankfully received By
Colonel Vim. Evans,
8Esst Brookline Sired, Boaeoo. Mas.
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Fur trimmed Slippers at French's,
Bethel, 75c and o. pair.
Charles R. Nordman, the black
smith on the Ridge, had the misfor-
tune, last Sunday morning, to be
thrown from his wagon while driving
just below bis house and break bis
collar bone. DR. Smith set the broken
bone and Mr. Nordman Is now doing az
we'll a. could be expected.
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LADIES' WRAPPERS

The best values in the town are at
French's, Bethel. Look them over.
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FANCY COLLARS, AT FRENCH g, BETHEL,
$50 fancy collars, no two alike, Is and
SOC, at our Bethel store. Trade at
French s, this week.
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SANDY HOOK MISREPRESENTATION
SUNDAY SERVICES,

Services next Sunday at the usual
tend.
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TARTARLITHINE

A Citizen of Carthage. Mo, writes: 81
procured Tartarlithine from our drug
gist and l am glad to say it is helping
me great deal, and is the only rem
edy out of scores l have tried that has
given me any relief. | shall gladly
recommend it to all suffering with the
dread disease of rheumatism and sim
cerely thank you for the sample, which
convinced me of its merits
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Was In Poor HeaIth for Yenra.

Ira w. Kelley Of Mansfield. Pa,
writes: Il was in poor health for two
years. suffering from kidney and blad.
der trouble, and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit, but wa
cured uy Foley's Kidney Cure. and |
desire 10 add my testimony that At
may he the means Of restoring the
heath OF others" Refuse substitutes.
Hoffman Drug Co., City Drug Store. '
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Motto. 20 con,raetors-

Sealed proposals for the erection or
a four.room brick school building vii
be received up 10 ~ o'clock. noon. on
July J., 1906 by r J. Baum. sec.
retary Of the school board, Rayia. I.
T., and al the once Of the archi.
tects, VIM A. Nethercot and Ed J
Peters, shawnee. Okla Plans and
specifications on dle vita Trade Bul.
lotin Co, Oklahoma City, and r. J..
Baum, Rayia. /. 7. Each proposal to
be accompanied by a certified check
for $500 Owners reserve the right e.
reject any and all bids and waive
tochnicalitles. as
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een,l csnpIaLnt In chLla,.n

During The summer months children
are subject 10 disorders OF the bow.
sls which should receive careful a.
tsnt.0n AZ soon al the first unnatural
io0seness u the bow1 appears The
best medicine ll use for bowel com.
D,aini IL Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy as u prompt.
y controls any unnatural lOOseness
si the bowels. For sale by r J. Ram.
sey. ". -. Frame. Ardmore Drug Co.
s"d Bonner 4 Bonner.
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Formation Met i1 '-1-f 70 t1s
P-ss5y'e-.a. CHURCH 01 B-1s8say
chief ~ police and 9Fcs-s -91-tel
Arduo-s Band
CITY 0Hciais I1 ca--Iazss
Ol1 Col'ess-ate veterans double
column
Chapes1les sD1rs1-s and maid. %
honor .n tsi.g.h3 and automobile
star s1-s 1t C1-f-Ia-a's Veteran.
uJlrfef
sons ~ coated rates.
Chapter DalE1tes 1t Cl1t.lara~-.
on fosfs a1I c1--aIrs. Ctllreu sing.
ing Southern SONGS
Decorated flats
Ardmore Flre Department headed
ly chief