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lington yesterday for n stay Of several
weeks with her sister. Mrs, u. A. Wood
buiy.-Mrs. Emma Marvin went TO Ply
mouth, N. II. yesterday for visit with
friends.-Fred M. ODER has purchased Of
the r. Il. Wallace estate the marble
business conducted by the late T. Il. wal
lace.--Mrs. Bert Clark and daughter,
Ruth. went to Belmont, Mass. yester-
tcrlay, where she will visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. FickS.t and her sis
ter. Mrs. Harry Ellsworth Of Cleveland,
Oho.-Nlrs. Fred Peck and son. Wallace.
are passing few days In Wolcott. the
guests Of Mrs Fred Jackson.-Mrs. T. c.
Cheney gave pitcher shower Tuesday
Afternoon for Miss josephine Slayton.-W.
G.. McClintock returned from Brandon
yesterday.--C. Il. Wetnerby OF Burling-
ton was n business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. A. Niles went to
Montpelier yesterday to attend the State
encampment, G.. A. n. and W. r. c.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Morristown and
son. Noil, of Springfield. Mass, were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Charles Fisher
Charles Wells has moved here from Mont
pclcr to reside with his mother Mrs. G.
O. Dawson. Mrs. G. l.. Brown gave n
birthday party to the little friends OF her
daughter, Mariory. and Master Arthur
Waterbury,. There were % children pres
cnt.-Miss Agnes DuVal of Montpelier
was a guest of Miss Alice Bullard over
SuudaN.-(i. j. Fisher of Morristown was
. guest of his sister, Mrs. George Nc
Kenty. over Suudav.-The remains Of
Mrs NJ. II. Wheeler. who died at her
home in North Wocott Sunday. were
brought here for burial Tuesday. -Lcnley
Taylor went to Sugar Hin, n. H.. We'd
uesday, where he has employment for the
summer.-Niss I.ottie Croft went to
Claromont y. H.. Tuesday. where she
has empoyment.-F. Il. Morse and wife
and Mrs. r. NJ. lIubbell are in attend
ance at the G.. A. r. and w. r. {. conven-
tion at Montpelier,
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preached the sermon to the graduatir,
class, Wednesday evening there will b,
a concert by the Lotus male auartette Of
Boston Thursday at 1000 a. m. will oc.
cur the graduating exercises with an ad.
dress by Prof. Raymond Mcdonald OF
Middlehury College. and at IL m. the ban.
Quet of the Alumni associatlon.-Mrs j,
II. Holden and Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ad.
ans have been spending a few days IL
Woodstock.-rhe Rev. Mr.. Clark moved
here from Warren last week and has
commenced his pastorate of tho Ncder-
ated Church.-A daughter was born Mon.
day at tho sanatorium to Mr.. and Mrs
Walter II. Shurtleff.-Mrs, Clara NJ. Saw.
yer and daughter, Mrs. John Sabine
smith. have returned from their winter
home In New York city and opened thei,
summer home here.
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WATERVILLE.

Dan Morgan Is on tho sick list.--E. B.
Westcot was In Franklin Friday
Thomas Laraway was In Burlington Mon
day.-M +. Maurice of Morrisville was In
town over Sunday Mrs. Chauncey Tillot-
son is visiting In Hartford. Conn.-The
Rev. G.. G. Westcot OF Franklin spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Eli Westcot.-S. G.. Mann had u telephone
placed In his house Tuesday.-C. G. Tobin
has returned from Massachusetts, where
he has been for several months.-Mr and
Mrs ]. l.. Rix of New York are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Thomas.
David Smith and Mrs. Olga jackson
Thomas were married the past week.
Sherman Mann has opened n domestic
bakery at his residence at the foot of
Main street.-George MudEett Of Cahys
Falls visited Capt Moses Mcfarland sew
eral days last week--Mr. and Mrs.. Rob-
ert Wiley are spending the week with
their son, u. NJ. Wiley. at Greensboro
Homer Stearns James Beard and Lewis
Roberts are at home from johnson high
school for their vacation.--E Edgar Maynard
t. building a nov barn.
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LAMoILLE
EDEN.

IT. H. Adams has bought out the stage
route from Eden to Hyde Park.-Miss
Rele, youngest daughter Of Jonas and
Hattie Harrington of Eden, was married
to james ID. Fletcher of Hyde Park June
I. The Rev. Henry Lamb of Hyde Park
performed the ceremony.-lienry Darling
of Cabot Is In town getting ready to spend
his vacation at tho lakc.-A large picnic
party from Johnson high school came TO
tho lake last week. The Grange are to
have a picnic June IS ut the lake. y. II.
=. Grange Is invited. The delegates to
the state republican convention are: "A.
f. Rogers and Villas Brown district, w.
H. Emery and Il. T. Blake; county, L. l..
Sylvester. +. T.. Smith. A. Y. Rogers, W.
J. Atwell, George Chase and John Rog-
ers The State delegates are instructed
for Fleetwood.
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GRAND ISLE.

The republican caucus nominated the
following delegates to the State conven-
ton Tuesday evening: T. ]. Parker and
w. 8. Parks; G. Y. Tobias and Irving
Davis, to district convention. Harry
J.add continues to improve,-Little
Frances Winch is slowly improving
Mrs. d. A. Center is to entertain the
Ladies' Aid Thursday.-William lIazen
IS ill.-The Rev. Mr.. Allen and wife have
gone to Fairfax to attend the commence
ment exercises Of the Bellows Free
Academy.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. Sarah Jennison and Miss Dorman
are visiting Mrs. y. IL johnson at the
old homestead for q wcek.-Several from
this vicinity attended the funeral Of Will
liam Tatreault of Swanton Junction.
Tuesday. Mr.. Tatreault died of tuber-
culosis after a very short illness.-Mrs.
human Roberts and little daughter went
10 bennington, N. H.. Tuesday night to
visit her sister, Mrs. George clifford, Jr',
for two weeks--Mrs. c. L. Seavay and
little son. Malcolm. returned home to Hos
ton last Friday. after a visit of five weeks
with her sister, Mrs. n. Il. Jennison.
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lee. At the close of the entertainment the
teachers served ice cream and cake.-The
Alburg Choral society gave n play at
Lockwood hail Monday evening. The at
tendance was large and tho entertain
ment was enjoyed by everyone. At the
close ice cream and cake were served,
followed by dancing. The proceeds arc
to be used for Improvement of rhe streets.
Miss Lucia Mott Is In St. Adams.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Jennie Wiley has gone to Alburg
TO spend a few days with her daughter.
Mrs. Herbert Rice.-Mrs. Z. Green has
returned to her home at Johnson after
spending several weeks Al the home of
Mrs. NJ. NJ Reynolds.-H. !. Goodsell has
sold his business to II. Buckley of Rich
mond.-Mrs Arthur Smith Of Burlington
Is spending n few days in town.-D Walk
er has purchased an automobile.-The
lawn party given by the band Friday
evening was well attended. The band will
have charge OF the celebration July A.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Hortense, and Mrs. Emily Paige Of Boston
have arrived at their summer homc.-Miss
Matte Beor of St Adams IS the guest Of
the Misses Molly and Daisy Beals.-Miss
Myrtle Stone, who has been teaching in
Barre, has returned home for the sum
mer vaCation.--FIarnest Iabounty of
Cleveland, Ohia, is spending a few days
in town.-Howard Pudvah of Lowell is
visiting In town.
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JOHNSON.

O. A. Mcfarland went to Rutland Mon
day.-The Rev. G. D. Pierce delivered a
very able sermon Sunday night before
the graduating class at the Congregn-
tional Church-Nfr. and Mrs Earl Welch.
and Mr.. and Mrs John Sheldon from
Woodsville were at the graduating exer-
cises of the high school last week.P. w.
J. Peck was buried last week.
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ALBURC.

Tho remains of Elias Starks, IA former
resident of this town, were brought here
Monday from Rouses Point for burial in
the family lot at Alburg Center-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rogers have returned from
their bridal trip and have gone to house
Eceping.-The entertainment given In
Lockwood hall last Thursday evening by
Mrs. Everest of Plattsburgh for the bene-
ut of the schools was we'll attended. The
net proceeds were about SIS. Music was
furnished by Misses Wheeler and Parma
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs ]. Leach are the parents
of son. born Sunday, June 12.-several
from this place attended the closing ex-
ercises held Fairfax Tuesday.-Mrs
Labounty is spending several DAYS with
her SISTER, Mrs. Charles Corse, at Fletch-
er'-M'ss Della Briggs has graduated from
peoples academy Worthwhile. and Is
spehoihg her vacation with her parents
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GRANGE
RANDOLPH.

Cottage hotel In Randolph, died June g.
in Boston with Bright's disease
Mrs. Clarence Oshee died Tues
day June T. aged 81 years. She is sur
vived by her husband and two children.
Donald and Doris, also by her parents
two brothers and four sisters. The fun
eral services was held from Bethany
Church a two o'clock Friday afternoon.
the Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating. and
nterment was in southvlew cemetery.
Mrs. Christopher Riley and infant
daughter went TO Bethel Saturday for an
indefinite staY.-Rev. John q. Angel of
stowe. was at DIR. +. c. Angels over Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Perkins OF
Woodstock were over Sunday visitors at
Rev j. w Hamilton s.-Mlss Ethel Park.
teacher in the high school went to her
home in Lydonvile Saturday. Cora
Noble went TO Lowell Mass. for an over
Sunday stop, from whence she will pro-
coed TO Boston for week after which she
will go to New York for an Indefinite
stay.-Mrs Thomas Fitch left here sun
day to join her husband at Mnot, n. D.
The Almuni banquet of r. II.
:. was held at Randolph Inn
Friday evening The toastmas cr. Fred r.
Rradish. introduced tho following speak
ers: Sherman r. Moulton, %. of Bur-
lington. Harold p Gaylord 10 Mabel
Smith Adams. So Holmes l.add 'o3, of
| Barre, DR. John +. Clifford, 30, Bertha Fl.
Burrdge. '93, Principal +. O. Ham,
NJ. blanche Sparhawk.. '9o.-Mrs Grey
and her daughter Miss Adeliue Gray,
went to Waterbury, Conn, saturday for
the summer vacation.
Grace Douglass went to Barre Mon
day to join her parents. who have pur
chased a house In that city.-Ariss
Myrtle Rowell arrived Saturday for
months vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Rowell.-Franklin
Salisbury entertained party of
friends at his home on Franklin street
last evening.--Miss Lille Jerd has re-
turned from two weeks at Randolph
! Center.-News has been received here
| Of the birth of a daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs, Harry Phillips at Mohawk Lake,
\. Y, granddaughter OF f. \. phil
| lips and Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Woodward
of this town.-Mrs. Ernest Hatch UNI
| derwent successful operation at the
sa nitarium Monday for the removal
of tumor upon her chest-Thc FIRE
company are making arrangements to
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ot"ei Poi"'s Se''e'""S'N
Oh boston was guest OF M'S' 'o'' se
spear last "eeK'--NlSs Mapei H''l''"
Is IN boston Tor the summer Faca''on'
Harold thompson OF warren was III
town Tuesday to attend the lune'"l OF
Herbert Fletcher'-Aiiss Mabel ShAth ia"
returned from Boston,-oi. w. BoNce or
Boston was an over Sunday visitor in
| town.-Mrs. Laura Cushman has re-
turned from Claremont, y. H.. where
! she went to visit her brother, w. II.
Cummings.--Alrs II. H. Paige Tues
| tcrday attended the funeral of an uncle
| in Tunbrdge.-Mis Mamie Rice is having
a hard attack Of the measles--Mrs
| George Brown of South Royalton passed
Monday with Mrs w. Il. Rand.-Mrs c.
II. Waite is seriously i'll with bronchitis
Charles Goodhcart has gone to Worccs-
| Ter Mass, where he has found employ
mtnt with his brother.-Mrs. Helen
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfrid Massie.-N L. Boyden
attended county court at Chelsea two
days last week.--Mason 8. Stone OF Mont
peler was at the normal Monday.-The
graduating exercises of the normal are
taking place this week Sunday evening
tho Rev. DR.. Homer White Of Randolph
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BEAVER.

Mrs. T. s. Austin and children return
ed to Randolph Tuesday and Mrs. VIII
liam Daniels accompanied them TO spend
O week.--After frosts and rain farmers
ore trying to replant and finish spring
AOrk
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DIR. Gotta of Burlington was in town
Tuesday.-The little son of MIR. and Mrs.
David Minor died Tuesday after short
illness.-Mrs. J. T. Mcclure has returned
from burlington. where she has been
spending several days.--Miss Marjorie
Sullivan WAS In Rurlinptnn Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-16
ORLEANS
CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Jennie Hubbard is visiting In A.
bany.-Mrs. Lucy Patterson is home from
Glover. where she has spent several
weeks.--Mrs Williams Iother OF New.
bury IL visiting her children and Other
relatives in town,-Thomas Crowley II
finishing a kitchen In the ell of his house
Mr. and Mrs. Phinias Anterior moved
last week into T. NJ. Galagher's new COB
fCOnaimued an mage III
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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Caroline Hyde died Tuesday
June Z after long illness at the
nome of her sister. Mrs. Julia Hail.
Mrs. Hyde was born in Chatham. Can
ada, SO years ago and at an early age
came to Georgia, where she has re-
sided nearly all her life. A year ago
she came to South Hero to live witt.
her sister. who tenderly cared for
her during her long and painful i'll
ness. The deceased is survived by
q sister. Mrs. Julia Hall. Of this town.
a brother, II. H. Fuller, of Milton, q
granddaughter. Miss Dorothy Dona-
hue, of Milton, and a grandson Hyde
Donabue. Of the Annapolis Naval
academy The funeral services were
largely attended from the residence of
Mrs. Hall Thursday forenoon at 10
o'clock. The Rev. J. S. Allen was the
officiating clergyman, assisted by
Che Rev. Mr.. Mink. The choir sang
"Jesus Lover Of Ny Soul" The bear
ors were II. II. Fuller, Luton Allen.
Juan Robinson, Alison Landon. In
termont was in the Georgia cemetery.
Two or the mail bags containing tho
papers thrown from the 1880 train at this
station Monday morning We're caught by
the cars and dragged some distance, The
bags and contents We're badly torn.-The
town tax bill Is now in the hands of the
treasurer; per cent discount If paid on
or before September 1o.-The three chill
dren at the Mott home, who are III with
diphtheria, are convalescent The Sand
Bar school has resumed work after being
closed a week.-The Mutual Benefit So
ciety served supper Wednesday, at the
Congregational Church.-Childrens day
Will be observed at the Congregational
Church Sunday.-Herbert B. Keeler Of
Burlington is In town this week.-The
primary department Of Maple Lawn
Academy closed Friday.
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Isle LA MCTTE.

Mr. and Mrs Ira Hill and their children
of Ohlohoma are guests of Mrs f. r
Goodsell-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Council
and family Of Tarrytown, N. Y. are in
town for the summer-Mrs. Cutler of
Manchester. n. H.. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ell F1fty.-Mrs. Alexander Murray
and son Of Coopersville, N. Y. spent Sun
day at Ell F1fty's,--Children's day cxer-
Cises at the Methodist Church were a sue
cess and a very nice program was given.
The church was prettily decorated with
evergreen and fowers,-Mary Botsford is
home from Iowa for the summer,-Mr.
and Mrs. =. y. Goodsell and children of
Alburg spent Sunday with Mrs. f. Il.
Goodsell.-Niss 10 Iengfeld has gone to
Jattsburgh for q few DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-14
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services to Which All Arc
Cordially Invited.

THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society
Christian Science hall ooa Water St.
Services, Sunday II A. NJ subject. Nor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. church.
Green street,. Henry f. Dunnack. min
ister: 1890 worship with sermon, sub
Heart" Ps. 1928: T. NJ, Bible school:
80, worship with short address, subject.
Il Was Glad When They Said Unto Ne.
Let Us Go Into The House of The Lord. .
CONGREGATIONAL church: Morning
preaching service at 1870 O'Clock by
James McConaughy. Secretary of Bow
at l. O'Clock: evening service. at chapel
at 80 o'clock by Rev Edwin NJ. Slo-
combe of Augusta.
FIRST CHRISTIAN church. Northern
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE EAP-
list church Rev. Charles G. Mosher.
pastor: J. Francis MacNichol, Mus 81 "a
sermon by the pastor. subject. SELF
Dedication: Sunday school at ll,45:
mems class in audience room. Organized
womens elaFs in G rncn room w g s5o p
/ Gospel service at 40, address by K. K.
Thompson Of Iiarpcr'S Ferry. West Viz
sina; songs by Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
TE I mGesHf chmrch aoner of
siocombc, minister: Morning service At
1910: Sunday school at ia!
SAINT MARKS church: Whitsun-
| dayD Holy eucharist, 40 \. NJ; Sunday
school. 80 \. NJ: morning prayer, lU.a
\. NJ; evening prayer, 40 T. N. Thr
holy eucharist will he administered AT ~
IA. N. by Key. Wn. +. Livingstone. The
morning ana evening SrrN!"A Will b. con
Quoted i,y Mr. Enmons p. l;urrilI. of tn
General Theological Seminary.
Iiams, pastor, services at Gospel Mission
room on Water st: Morning worship at
1870 y. NJ; Bible school at f. NJ; prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening 1t '.:n =, ";
cottage prayer meeting at % Gage ST
! T TItsT CHThcli OF CHRIST scien-
fist: Services Sunday at 1913 y. n. sub
icct, "Mortals ANA ImmortalS"; Wcdnes-
tian Science reading room. - Se"alI
street.
FIRST BAPTIST church on winthrop
Srre rIo Trs Es onnl Of M" Trnttwo o
Lthy Testimony: Sunday school at noon
Y. T. S. G. L. at 6.45: evening service 1T
80 with sermon ON ''rhr Cheerful Sihe
of a cheoilnSS Subject.
THE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALITY
Society vii hold meetings in G. a. r.
hail, Water St, at go and 80 +. NJ
iects selected by the conversation, and
give messages. Music by Prof. Thi"n'
ana Mrs Dennis at 80. IN are invited
! WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
! lST church. Rev. l.. w. Coons minister
residence - Crosby street: Morning Wor-
ship with sermon ut 1920, to he followed
by Il christening service: Bible school
James w. White superintendent, at noon;
devotional mectin" uf the Y. u. G. L. AT
go =. NJ; topic: The Folly of Conceit.
Elmer +. parkman leader.
ST RARNABAS chapel. Bangor street
l(Whit Sunday, Sunday school at ~ T.
| N evening :, 20
| Gospel. MISSION: Sunday school at
| u o'clock: gospel services at :; and 30 T.
! NJ. Mrs. Jennie ID. Hodges will preach AT
the afternoon meeting and Rev. Orlando
G.. Williams will preach in the evfni"".
Meetings every evening during the week
| Miss Abbin Austin organist.
| Rev c. G. Mosher will preach at . p. NJ
Sunday ut tha North Parish SchOolhouSe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-14

The newest addition to the motor
boat fleet in Augusta waters is the
cabin cruiser owned by Albert Ferran
and Harry knowles, winch was
launched ut the city landing Wcdncs-
day and is now lnoOrcd north of the
clubhouse. The boats is about Is feet
long of good beam and carries Il
roomy cabin for her size. The hull is
painted a very dark shade of black.
while the cabin and wash rails are
stained black walnut. 1t is under
stood that she is to be called the
Black Maria the name being suggested
entirely by the color of the craft. NO
announcement has yet been made as
to which of the owners of the boat is
the captain. but whichever way that
may be the boys built her for the pur-
pose of having some fun along the
river and they will probably have it.
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Keep The Balance Up.

1t has been truthfully said that any
disturbance Of the even balance OF
health causes serious trouble. NO
BODY can be too careful to keep this
balance u2. When people begin tc
lose appetite, or to get tired easily. the
least imprudcnce brings On sickness
weakness. or debility. The system
needs a tonic. Graves. it, and should
NOT be denied it: and the best tonic OF
Whlch we have any knowledge is
HOODS Sarsaparilia. What this medi-
cine mas done IN keeping healthy peo-
pie healthy, in keeping up the even
balance Of health. gives ii the same
distinction as preventive that it en-
joys as cure. It's early use has il
iuSttated the wisdom Of the old saving
that stitch in time saves nine. Take
Food for appetite, strength. and en-
durance.
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A Surprise Party.

me nome of Miss Allen on East
'heSthut street was the scene of 4
merry party Thursday evening, When
the teachers Of the Williams and Mid
die street schools, with few invited
guests, tended Il surprise To Miss Mar,
BANKS one of Augusta's popular
school marms.
After Il most enjoyable musical pro-
gram beautiful cut glass sugar bow
ana cr"aincr were presented to Miss
Banks, through the old fashioned game
OF f"Si"iiicr, making the affair very
unique The gift. AS well as The arrival
OF III" company. waS = complete sur
priS" I" Mis- BANKS.
panty refreshments were served
Miss Allen Was assisted in this by tive
charming littl" maids. Misses Ida
Noble ana QGccnie Woodward
IL Is r'mored that another year Miss
Banks viii have changed her name t.
Mrs, Justin Penney. and certainly the
party gives proof TO the report.
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Stops Itching at Once.

Quite recently a chemist formulated
a compound which possesses such
soothing and curative properties that.
when applied. it stops the itching or
eczema and similar diseases immedl-
ately. Sufferers who use it are amaZ-
ed at the rapidity OF the relief which
follows its use. The skin heals in an
astonishing short time, and all traces
of the disease are eradicated. The
name of this new remedy is Cadum'
and it is sold by all druggists for 1Oc.
and 2oc. box. 1t is also remarkably
effective when used for acne, herpes,
pimples, blackheads, psoriasis, itching
piles. letter, salt rheum. and skin dis
eases generally. A 10c box will verify
all these statements.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
Vaudeville Extraordinary at Opera
House.

Jack Davis and Cora Merrill. the
unique entertainers that scored such
a hit at their opening Thursday. con-
tlnue to make good and please the au-
diences with their line of comedy and
repartee and MIR. Davis with his i'm
PRESERVATION OF the RoWery boy and the
new citizen from sunny Italy who re-
sents an insult to the flag of his native
country. calls for some good dramatic
work to which he responds with great
credit to himself In Miss Merrill he
has a valuable partner with Il 4pod
voice and good stage presence Which
strengthens their act. The acrobatic
number of Brooks and kingman is one
that will be long remembered as one Of
the best acts seen at this threatre this
season. Brooks. the pantomine mem
Der of the act. is all right.
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Phil Otis Comedians Next Week.

Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
next week will be at the Opera house
Il return va cement of Phil OTIS come
CLANS All will recall that for a popu-
lar priced attraction. this organization
V"1& nothing more than Il sensation. 1t
was the ,li@ hit OF the season. With their
pretty lively girls. their catchy music.
th"ir popular number. their novel spe-
rial les and their bright breezy comedy,
the Phil OFT comedians. will test the
Opera house capacity on their return
r"Nt rhursi3A.