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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcorau SITS NV The
Rev. Frank SCWali II. D.. pastor. will preach az
II a. n. on The seifupconsci0usness Of heavenly
service " The Rev. JOHN GODDARD. Of New
t0nyille. Mass, will lecture at 80 D. m. on
"SWEDENBORG'S MISSION To CHRISTIAN
ITY AS SEER AND PROPHET" Free loan
library Of the writings Of Sw6denborE and the
periodicals and literature q the New Church IN
the vestry. Free tracts in the yestibule.
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL. corner Sd and ] sts NV. Rev. jane
II. Taylor, pastor. Preaching az II a. III. and
As D m Prayer meeting Thursday evening Las
Visitors welcome
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PEOPLES CHURCH.

PEOPLES CHURCH. 10 East Capitol street Rev.
Georgia Ferguson, minister. Services at II a. n.
subject. Health and tie power Of willing IL
Bible study class at 20 a. m, subject Meaning
Of the -Four Gospels" cordial invitation IS
extended
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$4,000 STOCK OF MEMS
FURNISHINGS.
Mems 81 and $3.50 Shirts, ACC.

A glance at these prices Vi
ale OF Mems Wear In vearS.
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Desirable Wool Dress Goods
Remnants in Two Lots.

Lot !. Contains Cassimeres. Pan
amas. Wool Henriettas. Serges,
Fancy Worsteds. and many other
kinds OF wanted dress fabrics;
Haines' prices, acc TO 75c yard; cur
price, a yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Zoe
Lot .. Consists Of Panamas. Wool
Henrlettas. Cassimeres. Serge g..
Fancy WOTsteds. and many other
kinds Of dress materials; remnants
in lengths suitable for skirts,
waists. children's dresses, &c:
Haines' prices. 55c to 1925: our
price, a yard. zoe
Stylish Black Goods.
One lot Of wide black goods, con-
sisting Of Chiffons. Broadeloths,
Chiffon Voiles. Chiffon Pauamas,
Serges. and many other popular
black dress goods fabrics: Haines
prices. 81 TO s. yard; our price,
yard .-..,.-...'.'''.' zee. '..9Oc
Large lot of silk Nelvets. all de-
sirabls colors; Haines' prices, 75c
to 81 yard; our price. a yard zoe
Euy for the future as well rs
present use everything needed, Rs
this sale affords an opportunity of
a lifetime.
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NEW THOUGHT SCHOOL

THE PSYCHOLOGY or BREATHING" s1b;ect
fer sunday r H.. and Wednesday. p m.
lesson on The science Of living" a. Equal SUI
frage Han. ls3 II 81, b. Or Northingon. Vol
rJutsrv Offering
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MODERN SPTRTTUALISM.

rs IT FROM EARTH HEAVEN OR HE'LL
DO the spirits q the dead conmunicate with the
IUngi" This theme viii he discussed by Pastor
K. G Russell. sunday. January g. Ts5 p m
Memorial Church. cor 18th and VI stS nv. Seats
frae All welc~ue
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sPIRITUALIsM.

MESSAGES FROM THE SPIRIT SIDE OF
life. Alfred II. TezTy viii hold a meeting Sun
day evening az s O'Clock. Lecture followed by
spirit messages 40 BI c S. ne. Interviews daily
'phoue Linen 80
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UNIVERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and l. SITS. NV.
Rev. john Van Setback. IT,. pastor. Ii a. H..
morning service; subject "Exodus-The call Of a
deiyerer" SIS a. m. Sunday school, p. m.
y. 2. c. u, DR.. McKelways lecture p. N,
pOgtpuned one week
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Here are a Few OF the bargains.
Domestics Sacrificed.
Lot Of yaTd-wide Bleached Muslin.
cambria finish; lengths from 10 to 20
yards; Haines' price, a yard, 10c;
our price. a yard. .............. 794c
Case OF Canton Flannel, finished
with heavy nap; Haines' price, a
yard, Il &c; our price, yard. .71ze
Slx90 Double Bed Sheets, special
linen finish; hand-torn and hemmed;
Haines' price, 75c; our price. each
's.'''''''.' ...s-... -4Sc
45x36-inch Pillow Cases; Haines'
price, 19c; our price, each. 1212e
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Size sx12 #. handsome designs.
Haines price. $3.50; our price SI2.9S
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THEOSOPHY

Locture Sunday Il a. N, BY
DIR. AFRO J. CORY,
Theosophic Hall, 1917 St nv.
s 2. m.-ReV. John Woods Elliott Of Baltimore
VIII speak on Thought, the Greater, preserver and
destroyer Of every thing, good bad" Public invited
Friday night-Plblic Study Glass at O'Clock.
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National Spring Drop Side
Couches. with hinged felt pad;
Haines' price for OUTFIT IS; our
price .....-............. .S8.3S
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Y. VI. c. A.

Y. NJ. @. A, ES5 G ST. NV. Meeting for men to
morrow, $50 p. m. Address By Rev. ]. Harvey
Durham, pastor Western Presbyterian Church
subject, The righteous wish Of unnghteOus
man Nlr. Lnscrh MaIhieu. tcnoT win sing.
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I Lot Of Mems and Boys Wooden
/ Gloves. Haines' price. 25c and 39C,
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Haines' 81 CHARTERED Oak Din
ing-rOom Chairs. Boston
leather seats; our price. S2.40
Hsints' $50 Cane Seat Dining
Chairs; our price. zoe
Haines' $3.50 Roman Seats.
Boston leather covered our
price Observation-Disclosures. .9Sc
Famous Royal Morris. Chairs.
velour cushions; Haines
price, $3.50; our price. S7.9S
Genuine Boston Leather Couches,
best steel spring construction, cary
ed oak frame; Haines prices, $12,
SO, and SIS, our price. s7.9S
Genuine Boston Leather Couches;
Haines' price, $50; our price S10.9S
Solid Golden Oak ChifOniers and
Bureaus Haine5 prices, $3.50 to
$3.50; our price. IA
Solid Oak SIdeboards; Haines'
prices. SIS and SIS, our price. 1915
Polished CHARTERED Oak and Ma
hOgany-tnish Bureaus and Chiffon
lers. Haines' price. $500. our
price ---.............-. Sl7.iIO
Solid Oak Wash Stands, Haines
price. $500; our priCe......... $500
3-piece solid quartered oak highly
polished Bedroom Suites: Haines'
price, SIS; our price. ..........s 37 80
China Closets. quartered oak
frame, bent glass ends, HaineS
price. SIS. our price. .SIO.8S
Fine 3-pieCe Mahogany Parlor
Suites, loose cushions. with spring
seats. Haines price. S4j; our
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40
Elegant 5-piece Mahogany-fnIsh
ParloT Suites. upholstered in velour
and tapestry, Haiues' price, S325O;
our price ................... .SIS.9S
Solid Oak Hall Racks; Haines'
price, Sl4; our price. ..-.--..... $40
Solid Oak Extension Tables. round
or square, claw feet; Haines' price,
SO 10 $50, our price. ......-.- S3.9S
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Umbrellas Sacrificed.

: dozen mems and women's gloria
covering. paragon frame, steel rod
Umbrellas. Haines' price. 800, our
price ...........-.. fgC
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SPIRITUALIsT.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple. 1912 9Th
ST NV first foor. 80 = N. lecture and mes-
ssges b. George ". Hates ard wife and Mrs
Williams Al invited.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall. I0G ST. nw. Services: Sun
day. Il a. N. and Z 80 p. N Morning lecture by
Bishop OLIVER e. SABIN. subject God heal
ing-Josus Christ religion" Evening lecture by
Mrs GENITA ARNOLD. q member u tho Choc-
taw tribe Of Indians subject call in the Maker. "
Testimonial meeting wednesday evening al 7;3o.
Seats fre. All invited
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The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches have taken a box
for the performance on January 10 Of the
Georgetown Dramatic Association at the
Columbia Theater. when the comedy "AIl
the Comforts OF Home VIII be given.
The entertainment IS for the benefit Of the
Christ Child Society. Some OF the other
box holders are Rev. J. J. Himmel. s J.,
president Of Georgetown University; Mss
Alice Riggs, Mrs. NJ. J. Colbert, Mrs.
Thomas II. Carter, Mrs. William Manning
Irwin. Mrs, D. p. Mccartney, and Mrs.
H c. Perkins.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS,
18Th 81. near Dupont Circle.

18th St. near Dupont Circle.
500 a. m.-H0ly Communion
II 90 a. u.-NIorning prayer and sermon by C. Ernest
Smith. ID. D.. D. c. l. "WHAfsO-
EVER HE SAITH To YOU, Do IT
40 ?. m.-Eyeaing prayer and instruction BY rector.
500 2. m.-EVening prayer and sermon by Canon
Austin.
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HIGHER THOUGHT UNION MEETINGS

MISS EMMA GRAY WILL CONDUCT THE
service az Rauschers 1852 Connecticut ave. sun
day. at ( = m. subject "TeeIathy." Public
cordially invited.
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SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY.

W. j. COJyILLE LECTURES IL FLYNN's
College Hall, 5th and stS Nv. toppusite Ii
brargl. Sunday, January Is ; p n, War in
Hearen-ls this podahle! Then hOw about peace
ON eartht' p H., Spiritual lessons from
'BEN-HU R'-Ths stage and the novel as moral
educators"
y. J. COLVILLE LECTURES IN NEW
Thought Center Hail. l57 II st. NV. this ,sst-
uTdayl evening. January Is, at G. Initiation and
its results Questions invited. Also az 40 A s.
Sc, Mondays and Thursday 5 p N Subject Janu-
arr Il. "Our hands and what they reveal - Janu.
airy o. Bible legends and modern revelations"
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RENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING

MRS. sEATON WILL GIVE HER PRIVATE
class instruction IN healing self and others IN a
series Of talks every Tuesday, at p n, at The
FaHagut, apartment A2 cor 18th and / sts NV
Public invited. Patients treated veek-siays
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

READING ROOM. CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
daily noon meetings. Wednesdays az 8 =. M. az
Loan and Trust Bldg. or. + ard Gh Miss
Enma Cray ard DR.. Geo. Z. Rocker teachers
and heales Of over twenty years experisacs.
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200 dozen Mems high-grade Mad
ras and Percale Coat Shirts. in light
and dark patterns; Haines' price,
81 and $3.50; our price. 4ae
Mems Linen Bosom Unlaundered
Shirts. all sizes, Haiues' price, 59C.
our price --......-........... .'tc
Boys Jaeger feece-lined Under
wear. shirts and drawers, IN all
sizes; Haines' price. 29c; our price
Mems Natural Wool Underwear.
shirts and drawers, in al sizes,
Faines' price, 800 TO $3.50 per gar
ment; our price, q garment. .69c
Mems blue ChambTay and black
sateen Hickory Working Shirts.
best made; in all sizes; Haines'
price, soc; our price, each. SOC
Mems Jaeger Fleeced" and High
Rock Underwear, shirts and draw
ers, in all sizes; a garment. soc
Mems white linen bosom Dress
Shirts; all sizes, Haines' price, 81
and 1925; our price. soc
Boys and young mems fannelette
Pajamas; Haines' price, 81; our
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Linoleums and Oil Cloths, 19e
Square Yard.

Cooks heavyweight LinOleums
and OilclOths in lengths from l 20
; yards, 1 and yards wide; HaineS'
price, 40c 10 75c; our price, a squaas
yard Observation-Disclosures. ..1eC
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S5-lb Mattings. best grade China,
in neat stripes. checks. &C, closely
woven, Haines' price 25c yard. or
$3.50 roll, our price, l9C yard, or by
the roll ......--..-. 1878
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 18th
and r SIS. Nv. Services: Sunday. 10 30 q. N. and
?.
Subject: LIFE"
Sunday school. II q. m. Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited. All
seats free. Free reading room COL Colorado Bldg
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FURNITURE AT a SAVING OF
ONE-HALF AND MORE.

Combination Felt Mattresses. one
or two pieces; Haines' price, Sc; our
price .......-.-. .-....-... S1.4B
High-grade Felt Mattresses. one
or two piece styles. with roll edge
and art ticking covering; Haines'
price. SO; our prlce......'....s 4'ss
National Spring Drop Side
Couches. with hinged felt pad;
Haines price for outfit, IS; our
price ................... .S4.3S
Latest Drop Side CRIBS. brass
trimmed; Haines' price. $3.50; our
price observation-disclosures. so'Js
Solid Brass Beds,
Highest grade lacquered. 6 filters
pinch continuous posts: Haines'
price. $3.50: cur price. SIJ.9S
81 Heavy Pile Administer Rugs.
Floral and Oriental designs,
Haines' price, $3.50; our price, Sl63s
Size, 9Xl2 II.
IL Administer Rugs.
8 fl. 3 in.x1O It. s in, choice as
SDIlIltLL VI patterns 4AdAA4-4 p l-Nf
$3.50; our price .....-....-.---Sl 4.5O
9x12 #. 8-wire Tapestry Brus.
sells Rugs.
Haines' price, $3.50; our
price ....-,.,-.......-.- sos
1O-wire Hartford Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs.
Size 9xI2 it. handsome designs:
Haines price. $3.50; our price. s12.9s
Large Lot of Administer and
Smyrna Rugs.
size 27I6O and 36x72 inches: choice
designs; Haines price. $3.50, our
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sl-SS
$3.50 Mating, 1878 Roll.
S5-lb. Mattfngs. best grade China.
in neat stripes. checks, &C, closely
woven. Haines' price. 25C yard. or
$3.50 roll, OUT price, l9C yard, or by
the roll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1913
Linoleums and Oil Cloths, Ice
Square Yard.
Cooks heavyweight LiuOleums
and OilclOths. in lengths from l 20
) yards, ! and yards wide; HaineS'
price, 40c 10 l5ci our price, a squaHs
yard .............'...... .--.'''... 47c
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Women's and Misses High-grade
Suits, Waists, Skirts, Furs, &c.

=
women's House Skirts. made of
good quality perCale, Haines' price,
81; our price 3Sc
Women's silk Altman Wolfe Skirts.
trimmed with silk and satin bands
and jet buttons; Haines' prices. Sl2
and SIS; our price.,.-....---.--sO- 0s
Women's Black Mohair Rain
Coats, strictly waterproof; Halnes.
price. 50; our price. s4.Vs
Handsome SILK Rain Coats. guar
anteed waterproof; Haines' price,
SO; our price. .....-.-.. %s.9O
Flannel and Eiderdown Dressing
Sacques. Haines' price, $780, our
Women's Flannelette Kimonos:
Haines' prices. soc and 15ci our
price ....-......-...... ....--... .-vc
Women's white and coloreG mad
ras and hannelette waists. .... .-3Bc
Women's Tailor-made Waists. in
white and colors, Haines' prices, 81
and 21.25, our price ....-... CSC
WOmen's Covert Cloth Rain Coats;
Haines' price 10 SIS; our price, SJ-9S
Womens black and gray long
beaver cloth Coats: Haines price.
$3.50; our price. SS-9S
Women's black CnderskirtE;
Haines' price. $3.50, our price. SSe
WOmen's Reliance Wrappers and
House Dresses, made Of good quail
ity percale and faunelette; all sizes;
Haines' prices. 81 and 1925 our
price .-----.-...-.-- ..-..----.- Zoe
Entire stock Of Furs al the lowest
prices Of a lifetime; Haines' prices
TO $I5; our prices, SI.8S, s2.0S, SS.8S,
and s49S.
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Wonderful Values in Skirts for
Women and Misses.

Panama Serge. and Worsted
Skirts. In black and cOlors; HaineS
price 10 Sc; our price. Sos
Fine All-wool Chiffon Skirts. IN
black and colors: Haines price TO
$40; our price ................. S4.9S
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Mrs Medorem Crawford wife of Gen.
Crawford. will give a luncheon in honor
Of Mrs. Ballinger, wife Of the Secretary
OF the Interior. on January is, for which
cards have just been issued.
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In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page Five.

: end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jor-
dan and to attend the ball given by Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt, of New
York. to present their daughter. Miss
Olga Roosevelt. TO society. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jordan entertained a company of eight
dinner guests to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Poe.
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Mrs. David T, Day. 25Il Clinbourne
place, will not be at home to-day, on
account or Illness. but will receive the
following Saturdays
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Mr., and Mrs, Ross Thompson were
guests at dinner last evening, in honor
Of the Secretary OF War and Mrs. Dickin-
son,
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Mrs. Willis Moore will be at home at
the Shoreham to-day
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin
Vaughn, Of Providence, R. I, who are
here for the winter. have taken the resi-
dence OF Rear Admiral Davis, l7O5 Rhode
Island avenue. for the season.
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Mrs, Ten Eyck Wendell, 1893 Connect
cut avenue, will not be at home on the
remaining Fridays IN January. but will
receive on Fridays during February.
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Women's and Misses Fashion
able Cloth Suits Practically
Given Away.

UIVEH AWAY,
Women's and Misses Suits. odds
and ends of popular sellers: Haines'
price 20 $40; our price ,........ SOS
Women's Atwood Suits, i'm the
popular fabrics and handsomest
styles; Haines' price. SIS. 500, and
S25. our price .---.-.-.---.... $3.50
Women's Wool Princess Dresses.
trimmed with Jet buttons and hand
somelv embroidered; Haines' price,
SO. our price ................. S4.9S
Panama skirts, sold by Haines
at 81; our price. SI.aS
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Boys High-grade Suits.
SACRIFICED.

% and "a inch Leatherette Suit
Cases; steel frame braced; Haines
price, $50; our price. 75c
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rye Lot Of AXmlnste,
Smyrna Rugs.
$3.50 Mating. S6.75 Roll.

Size 2Tx6O and 36x72 inches. choice
designs, Haines price. $3.50, our
Drice Observation-Disclosures IS
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Dress Fabrics, Silks, veIVets, White
Goods, Ginghams, Percales, Innings

These items Will give you
la co1rFGraT
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Mrs. Archibald Oracle entertained yes
terday afternoon at a small musical tea,
when Miss Games. of Boston. was the
artist
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Combination Felt Mattresses. one
or two pieces; Haines' price, So; our
price $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-06
SUSIE K. CONRAD.

The Doctor has the enormous machine
entirely under control, and while IL Is
powerful, yet it is so gentle that one
soon overcomes the feeling of fear which
such mysterious thing incites.
He is man of commanding person
ally. His kindly and benevolent face
has the strength and confidence about it
which comes from thorough knowledge
of his subject. He believes that the
cause should first be removed and that
patients desire 10 get we'll quickly and
permanently without using any delete
rious drugs or Pernicious use Of the
knife.
If there is lack of vital energy, of
nerve force, a general depression of the
functions, electricity, properly selected
and carefully applied, will quickly cor.
rect and return the patient to health.
This you may be as sure of as you are
the sun will rise tomorrow.
Whatever bis methods of treatment
are, 1t is fact that many patients who
have been given up as hopeless sufferers,
who never expected to see another well
day in their lives, are now, thanks to
bis skill. rejoicing in health and strength
and are sounding his praise far and near.
One of his patients informed the
writer that all along she had been under
treatment for what several doctors pro-
nounced incipient consumption. She has
already realized remarkable improve
ment, and the cough, which before was
very bad, has stopped entirely. Every
one speaks in highest praise of the treat
ment given by the Electro Medical Spe-
cialist and his practice is rapidly in
creasing. Consultation is continued
free Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Go and consult him without delay and
II he will take your case, begin the treat
ment at once, you will feel better before
you leave the Office in the Parlors of
Beal's Hotel, Norway Hours are o to
~ a. m, 2 to 4 and Z to 8 pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-06
Greenwood.

Dec. |. That means just an even
month more in 1910; but il doesn't Deces-
sarily mean that all of Us will live TO see
the death of the old year and the birth
of the new. There have been from two
to half dozen deaths TO record every
month thus far, and there is no reason
70 think the present and last will be an
exception. We have become acquainted
with a large number of people, during
our life of so years, and the longer time
runs on, the more rapidly these persons
drop away.
Aud now a word in passing in regard
TO Thanksgiving, 10 show the folly of
appointing that day so late in the sea-
son, Just as winter is coming on, almost
sure TO be uncomfortable from cold or
storm. Hereafter it is hoped our state
and national bosses will appoint that
festal day at least a month earlier, when
the pumpkins are ripe, the roosters well
fatted on grasshoppers, and everybody
in good plight to be thankful, or at least
ought 20 be.
That l0-iuch snowstorm was 80 wet
that it broke down trees, telegraph and
telephone wires, and bent bushes into
the roads, thus impeding travel until re-
moved; and much of the snow is on yet
aud the weather remains moderate.
Our school. a term of 10 weeks, closed
two weeks ago, and after vacation of
one week, commenced again Monday for
another term of the same length. That
our scholars think is OVERRIDING the
thing; that they have had schooling
enough until spring; and since the dis
lance to travel is nearly mile, with
winter just coming on, if they were our
children instead of grandchildren, their
school would be a, home until the spring
term opens. There is sometimes too
much OF good thing.
Miss Mary (. Brooks has been in the
employ of Mrs. Granville Felt of Wood
stock nearly five years and thinks that
is long enough to work as servant girl.
While at home recently on vacation,
she made US brief but very pleasant
visit.
Deer hunters in every direction. but
only one shot so far as known, and Frank
Morgan was the lucky man. Will Farr
assisted in the capture and therefore en-
titled to one half the animal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-06
Hiram.

Our entire community was saddened
Saturday, Nov II, by the sudden death
of Mrs. Emma j., wife of Mr.. Willard P.
Pendexter, and daughter of Mr.. John l..
and Mrs. Sabrina (Durgin) Huntress.
Mrs. Pendexter died only few hours
after the birth of twin daughters. She
was born in Hiram 80 years ago last
June, having been married one year the
twentieth day of last October. Her loss
will be irreparable in her home, where
she leaves husband, who was devoted
to her, and an infant daughter, who will
miss her patient love and care. She is
also survived by father and mother,
an only brother, Mr.. Weston b. Hunt
ress, aud little nephew, Master Rob-
ert C. Hun'ress, besides large num-
Der of relatives and friends, who mourn
her untimely death. The funeral serv-
ices were held at her late residence Tues
day, Nov. Is, at two O'Clock P. NJ. Rev.
J. R. Remick of the Cornish NJ. <.
church oficiated. He spoke words of
comfort and consolation to large num-
Der of relatives and friends who had
assembled to offer their tribute of love
and respect to her beautiful life. The
floral offerings were beautiful, made by
relatives, friends, and Cornish Grange,
of which she was member. She was
an active member Of the church, being a
teacher in the Sunday School, also a
teacher of music. Her quiet and affec-
tionate manner, pure and steadfast
Christian character, the patience and
fortitude with which she bore her last
illness, all help to perpetuate the memory
of her pure and peaceful life. The good
All-father, whose love exceedeth ours,
has called her home, where she will
never know sorrow or care, for no pain
or death can enter there.
Miss Lizzie Clemens, a student of
Gorham Normal School, will teach in
Durgintown this winter. Miss Clemens
has taught for number OF years in town
with excellent success.
Miss EInestine l.. Wentworth and Mr..
Warren A. Bailey have returned from
Massachusetts, where they have been
spending a few weeks with relatives.
Messrs. Harvey and Hartley Pendexter
have recently purchased valuable horse.
Born in Hiram, Nov. 25, to the wife of
Mr.. Stephen j. Adams, a daughter,
(Thelma Eliza)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-06
Railway Landscape Gardening.

In recent years many of the American
Railways have given a great amount OF
attention to the identifying of the
grounds surrounding their stations,
freight sheds, etc. The Grand Trunk
Railway System have not been behind in
this good work as is observed by an
editorial in the October number OF the
Railway Master Mechanic published in
Chicago.
They say "If anyone doubts that land
scape gardening has no place in railway
repair shop operation let him visit tho
gold plated shop of the Grand Trunk at
Battle Creek, Mich. While threading
his way through the beds of geraniums,
peoples, pansies and orchids which be-
deck the grounds, the doubter, if be is a
pessimist, will perhaps offer the opinion
that probably gardening aud not lcco-
motive repairing is the speciality OF the
shops. Indeed, II the comparisons are
carried far enough, one is inclined to
wonder II there may not be some con-
uection between this deviation to the
aesthetic AMI results as evidenced in
quality and quantity Of the output OF
repair shop work."