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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Oeath Of Freeland Howe.

Freeland Howe, . leading citizen OF
Norway and one OF the best known men
In Oxford County, died at bis home
about II 80 Saturday forenoon. On the
evening Of the 9th OF February. MT.
Howe, coming out of Beals Hotel, fell
on the Ice and broke his hip. He had oil
possible care, and was thought to be
doing we'll until Friday, whom there was
maifest change, and 1t was soon evil.
dent that the end was only matter OF
hours.
Mr.. Howe was . descendant Of Jacob
Howe, Revolutionary soldier, OF Row
ley, Mass, later Of Bridgton and Paris,
Maine, who was the first mail carrier In
Oxford County. Jacob Foster Howe,
grandson Of Jacob, resided In Sumner,
and there bis son Freelsnd was born,
Dec. 5, 1888. Freeland Howe attended
the town schools, fitted for college, aud
was q student In Colby College for .
year. He then left college to engage In
teaching, which pursuit he followed for
. number of terms, In Maine, Virginia
and New York. For two years he trav-
eled and sold maps and books.
Later he became an insurance adjuster,
and has ever since been In the insurance
business. He settled In Norway in 1858,
and established the Oxford County In-
surance Agency, which has from that
time to the present done large business,
especially In fire insurance, but In other
lines as we'll. He has also done con-
slider able business 10 real estate.
Mr.. Howe was intensely interested 10
enterprises tending to develop bis town
Of Norway. He assisted In organizing
the Norway National Bank, and was for
years one of Its directors. He was also
for some years trustee OF the Norway
Savings Bank. was charter member OF
the Norway Water Co., and has been for
number Of years president of the Nor
way and Paris Street Railway.
In politice Mr.. Howe was a Republi'
can, and in religious views a Univers,
alist, and a supporter of the Norway
church of that denomination. He was a
past master OF Oxford Lodge, F. and
A. NJ, a member OF Oxford Chapter,
r. A. M, Oxford Council, r. andS NJ,
Portland Commandery, Knights Temp,
lar, and Norway Lodge, /. o o. +.
Mr.. Howe married, Dec. 8, 1857, Mary
l.. Field, who survives him. There are
two sons, George r. Howe and Freeland
Howe, Jr., both Of Norway, and one
daughter, Fannie R., wife of Arthur E.
Morrison, of Bangor.
The funeral at 2 p. N. Monday was
attended by Rev. NJ. c. Ward, and was In
charge of Oxford Lodge Of Aasons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12

MEMS CORDOvAN BLUCHER
WALKOvER, 6 1.2, Z, Z IL, and 8, $3.50
grade now So IS.
MEMS CALF BLUCHER WALK
OVER, high heel, 5, IL, 61.2, Z, .,
1.2, and 8, $3.50 grade now % 50.
MEMS CALF BLUCHER WALK
OVER. 8, 1.2, 81, and 7 IL. $500
grade now g. 95.
MEMS CALF BUTTON WALK
OVER, 8, 1.2, 7. and 8. $500 grade
81 95.
MEMS CALF BLUCHER FiTZU,
$500 grade now s2S5. Sizes o. IL,
Up, and 712.
MEMS PATENT BLUCHER FITZU.
Sizes 6, 61-2.7, 1-2. "a 90 grade 81 50
NEWS PATENT Balls. WALK
OVER. Sizes 5, 6, 6l.2, 712. 500
grade now S235.
MEMS PATENT BLUCHER WALK
lover. Sees 5, 5 IL, IL, Z, H.
"a 90 grade now SO 35.
MEMS PATENT BUTTON FITZU.
Narrow toe. Sizes 6, l-2, Z, 7l'2, .,
lS12,9. SO so grade now 81 93.
MEMS vICI KID Balls. Sizes s.
IL, 8 IL, 10, 10 1-2, IL. $500 grade
now 81 95.
MEMS PATENT BLUCHER WALK
over, narrow toe. Sizes 8, 5 IL, o,
61.2, 7,71.2,s. $500 grade now sl.95
MEMS PATENT Balls and BLUCH'
Err FITZU and WALKOVER, 5, l-2
and 8. $3.50 grade now 81 IS.
MEMS PATENT BUTTON OK
FORDS WALKOVER. Sizes 5, 5 IL, g.
6 1-2, and I. "a so grade now 50 %.
MEMS CALF BLUCHER OXFORDs
WALKOVER. Sizes 8, 1-2, 6, 9 IL, Z
71-2, 8, s1.2,0. $3.50 grade now 50 Is
IaMEN'S CALF BLUCHER OXFoRDs
WALKOvER. Sizes 8, 5 1-2, 6, @ 1-2, 4
I712, s, 8 1929. $500 grade now 50 90
MEMS CALF BLUCHER oXFoRDs
FITZU. Sizes 5, 5 IL, 6.61.2, 7, 71-2
ls. $500 grade now 50 IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Mason.

b. s. Tyler 10 on the sick list at this
writing.
E. A. Grover attended Pomona Grange
at West Paris the 5th.
d. W. Cushing 10 at work for Z. h.
Morrill,.
Quite q number from here attended the
fourth Of March ball given by the
Changers | +, their hall at West Bethel.
Mrs. Robert Cushing 10 working in
Norway.
Mrs. e. B. Mason and . friend wore In
town one day this week.
Miss Bertha Tyler ID at work for Mrs.
Gilbert Tuell ut Bethel.
Miss Irene Morrill, visited her friend,
Miss Beatrice Blake Of Grover Hill,
Bethel, recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
LOcke'S Mills.

Louie Dorntee of Boston was at bud.
ley Cottage last week.
Emerson Curtis of West Paris was in
town recently.
Helen Bryant and Bertha Lawrence
have been quite III, but are now on the
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Wiley, who have
been in Massachusetts, for few months,
have returned home.
Mrs. c. Z. Stowell spent Wednesday
10 West Paris.
Mrs. May Grant of Bethel was in town
Monday. Her son, Dana, has position
in Boston.
George Mason and family have return
ed from Massachusetts,, where they have
lived for the past few years.
Mrs. Annie Emery is helping care for
the sick ones in the family Of Will Cross
Miss Alice Brown is gaining slowly.
Howard Maxim 10 working In the
spool mill.
Frank Powers has also returned to his
work there.
Several from here attended the K. OF
P. ball at Bryant Pond, March 4, and all
report fine time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12

Mr.. John A. Bracket Of Lawrence
Mass, a Denmark boy, was present q,
the town meeting Monday. he 10 very
much interested in the soldiers monu.
ment, and proposes to give literally
towards the monument. He enlisted
from this town, and won't to war quite
young.
Mr.. c. e. Cobb has gone to Southern
Pines, n. c.
Denmark Lodge, No. so, I. q. o. r,
conferred the first and second degrees
upon four candidates Tuesday evening.
Mr.. George r. Morton Is In town for a
few days.
Miss Jennie Ingalls,, twelve years OF
age, has the chicken pox.
Mr.. Roy Wales cut the end of his finger
of while saving wood on circular saw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
East Sumner.

Town meeting was held 10 the Congre.
gational vestry and was one of the most
harmonious and orderly town meetings
held for many years. The choice of the
officers elected was by an almost uusni.
NOUS vote. Dinner was served in the
grange hall to a large number. All the
business OF the meeting was completed
and the adjournment came before 2 p. NJ.
News of the death OF j. A. Gerry at
Mechanic Falls, was received on Wedues
day. Mr.. Gerry was we'll known man
IN the vicinity from his connection with
the Minot Packing Co., and bis familiar
figure 10 the place will be much missed.
Quite lot Of apples have been shipped
from the station recently. C o. Bartlett
OF Hartford has been buying at g. 90 per
barrel.
Some half q dozen teams have been
hauling In pine logs for Z. I. Brown, and
portable mill Is to be put up on land
back Of the old cemetery, owned by S.
Robinson, to cut out the lumber.
New Century Pomona Grange 10 to
hold q session on this week Wednesday
at Buckfield.
Mr.. Davenport, Of the Dun CONNER
cial Agency, Was in town Wednesday on
business.
Town reports show Q balance In favor
of the town Of $S74.0O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Oxford.

Thursday, the body Of Washington
Brown, who has been boarding at James
Poland's through the winter, was taken
to the tomb on Fore Street, where 1t
was placed until spring. Mr.. Brown
had severe shock Sunday and died
Tuesday morning. He was about s.
years old. He leaves one son, Edwin
Brown, of Lynn, Mass.
Walter Scribner was operated on Fri
day at his home by DR.. Bradbury OF
Norway and Drs. Farris and Haskell OF
this village. He is reported to be com.
Portable now.
Friday morning a son was born to the
wife of Wilfred Perkins.
Mrs. I. NJ. Keith, who has been bed
ridden for some time, passed away Fri.
day morning. Arrangements for the
funeral are unknown yet.
The annual town meeting was held
Monday at the town house.
Lord 3 Starbird have put up a new
sign over their store.
Edwin Brown of Lynn, Mass, who il
here to attend his fathers funeral, il
stopping at Herbert Denning's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Bryant's Pond.

Eva, daughter of Walter q. Billings
who has been i'll with tuberculosis for 8
number of months, passed away Sunday
the 81 inst, aged about IS years. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
at the Universalist church, attended by
Rev. j.. II. Little of Bethel.
A street light has been installed or
the common in front OF N. c. ALIENS
store.
Mrs. Edith Bryant has returned from
Lewiston after an absence of severa
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Hill were Ii
Sherbrooke Tuesday to attend the funer
al of Mrs. Hills father. Enoch B. Waite
who died in New Bedford, Mass. Marcel
l3l.
John Massure and wife of Portland
were in town Wednesday to attend tht
funeral of Miss Eva Billings.
Eighty couples were present at the an
nusl March ball under the auspices O
Mt. Christopher Co., No. Al, and large
number of the townspeople occupied
the gallery as spectators. The affair
was a complete success every way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12

MEMS PATENT OXFORDs FITZU.
Sizes s, s 1-2, 1.2, and 8. % 80 grade
now 81 IS.
MEMS CALF BUTTON oxFoRDs
FITZU. Sizes s. 8 1-2, 6, Z, 712, 8, .,
and 10. So so grade now 81 80.
MEMS CALF BLUCHER OXFoRDS
COMMODORE. Sizes 8, 61.2, Z, 71-2,
8 and s1-2 $500 grade now 81 95.
MEMS CALF BUTTON OXFORDS.
Sizes 8, 81.2, 71.2, and o. 500 grade
now s1.95.
MEMS RUSSIA CALF OXFoRDS
WALKOvER AND FITZU. Sizes 5,
1.2, 8. 61.2, 1-2, and 8. $500 grade
now 1896.
MEMS RUSSIA CALF OXFORDs
COMMODORE. S yes 5, 5 l-2, 9, 7, 8,
s1.2. 800 grade now 80 S5.
MEMS RUSSIA CALF OXFORDS
FITZU. Sizes 5 1-2, 8, I, and 8. $3.50
grade now 50 80.
MEMS RUSSIA CALF BUTTON
OXFORDS. Sizes 6, IL, 7. 71-2, g.,
and s1.2 50 so grade now 81 So.
MEMS RUSSIA CALF OXFORDS
FITZU, narrow toe. SIZES 5, @, Z IL,
and 8. SO so grade for 81 95.
Also many other lines of Mems Boots
and Oxfords. Small lots but as good
values as the above, and for Women read
carefully.
WOMEN'S CALF BUTTON CLOTH
TOP EVANGELINE. Sizes 2 1-2, IL,
5, 5 1-2, and 8. $500 grade now 81 80.
WOMEN'S RUSSIA CALF BLUCHER
EVANGELINE Sizes 2 IL, 4, 4 l-2,
1.2 and 8. 50 90 grade now s2.35.
WOMEN'S CALF BLUCHER EVAN
GELINE. Sizes 1-2, 3, 1.2, 4, 1-2,
6 and I. So 90 grade now 80 80.
WOMEN'S PATENT BLUCHER So
ROSIS. Sizes 2, IL, 3, IL, 4, 5, 5 IL,
@. Most OF these are narrow but the
price is very low. $500 grade now 81 50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
West Lowell.

Mrs. Fred Morgan and daughter Lulu
have started for California.
d. W. Nichols and N. A. Sargent are
putting 10 their ice. Roscoe LeBaron Ii
saving 1t for them.
Oris LeBaron Ia at work for Arthur
Fox.
Ralph R. McAllister Is still confined to
the house with cut on bis great toe.
Mrs. Olden McA lister is at her moth
er's 10 Fryeburg for while.
Mrs. Kate Williams Is visiting In
Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Byron.

DR.. and Mrs. Stephen Taylor returned
from Bfidgton Saturday evening where
they had spent very enjoyable week
visiting friends.
Town meeting passed Of quietly on
Monday, the Alb. All the business being
done In two hours, olosing at noon.
We learn that Arthur HodsdOu cut hia
nose with double bitted axe lately, and
Joe Jolbert jammed his finger badly
while loading cars ct East Branch siding
lately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
North Buckfield.

Gould Fsrnham and wife have returned
home after spending a year In Quebec
Canada.
There will be leap year ball in Noun
tain Grange Hall, March Is.
Mrs. G. B. Durham 10 In poor health.
Adrian Holmes was at home over Sun.
day from Lewiston.
Mrs. Rose Smith, who has been serious.
~ III, 10 able TO cit up.
Two|n.sn were through the place last
week In search Of antique furniture.
Earl Hammond 10 ut work for George
Chase, driving team.
Mrs. Hattie Damon has got homo from
the G. n. g. Hospital, whore she under
went an operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Two Killed at Rumford.

John Lemont, aged 81 years, and
James Crosby, Jr., aged Is year,, were
killed at Rumford Saturday night, when
the covered bakery wagon in which they
were riding was struck and demolished
by freight train on the Rapgelsy divi-
sion Of the Maine Central railroad.
James Clark, another boy in the wagon,
escaped unipjured.
The freight train WAS specia! and
the crossing a blind one while the occu-
pants of the covered wagon were said oy
the Clark boy to have been "fooling," so
that they did not hear the train. Le-
mont was single and lived In Rumford.
Crosby lived in Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Norway Lake.

Oneal Mills went to the Central Maine
General Hospital March I'd and was
operated on for appendicitis that day.
He is getting along nicely.
j. l.. Partridge's health 10 very poor
now, but he goes to the store almost
every day.
IT. Dunn is still very poorly.
We hear that Kinsman Hill and Henry
Hodgdon are both on the sick list.
Mrs. David Flood was not a. we'll for
day or two recently.
The community was greatly shocked
Saturday to hear that Adam Kinsley had
passed away. He was an esteemed clti-
zen Of this place. Interment 10 Canton,
Mass.
Mrs. Amos Grover died Saturday
night. She had been sick quite long
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
North Paris,

Rev. C. q. Young, Phi. b.. gave al
illustrated lecture on 1.-THE Passing Of
the Indian" at the F. B. church Wed
nesday evening, March 8, which was
very interesting.
Floyd FELTON, stuck horseshoe mai
into his hand recently, causing q very
painful wound.
A number from here attended the
dance at West Sumner March @, and re-
port an enjoyable time.
Frank Webb, John Ross and T. A.
Littlehale were among those who went
from here to the Odd Fellows meeting
at Lewiston on the evening of March Z,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
BroWnfleid.

John Mcdonald 10 very sick.
Mrs. Sarah Harnden, who has been
quite sick, Is some better.
Rev. Mr.. Clough Ia 30 as to be out.
The high school closed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Files left Friday for q
few weeks vacation in Portland.
Gladys Boynton has gone to Gorhan,
N. a., for an indefinite time.
Miss Belle Heald 10 spending her vaca-
ton with her parents In Georgetown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Bethel.

! Town meeting passed OF quietly; very
| few matters OF business called up any
discussion. The voting the public
library 500 making 1t free was matter
Of importance.
The ladies of the Library Association
served dinner ut the hall and added $50
to the treasury.
Frizzels moving pictures now give q
show twice each week.
Tuesday afternoon, the W. G. T. o.
hold . "parlor meeting" at the home of
Mrs. L. T. Barker. Many friends accept
ed the invitation extended and special
program of music and readings was CIV
en- In recognition Of the birthday OF the
National President, Mrs. L. N. N. Ste
vens. A social hour was enjoyed while
dainty refreshments were served BY the
hostess.
Harold Chandler is spending his va
cation with his parents In Norway.
The Bethel friends Of Miss Alta Vera
Whitman, formerly Of Bethel, are pleased
to learn of her success In the drama,
which she is studying in that depart
ment in the New England Conservatory
of Music. She Is to appear as "Cousin
Kate" . part that has been made famous
by Ethel Barrymore.
Saturday morning at six O'Clock the
fire alarm sounded and Mr.. Chauncey
Bryant's stable at corner of Mechanic
and High Streets was all on fire. The
firemeu confined the fire to the stable
which was connected with the house.
The stable burned, with valuable horse
and two automobiles, which were not
insured. At this writing no cause for
the fire Is known.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
E. E. Currier of Whitefeld. N. H.,
representing Lord, Stone & Co., iron
founders, is here selling "Otter River"
ranges, and has had good success.
Cary Stevens is yet cutting birch on
the old Farwell lot and hauling. Harold
Powers is working some for Mr.. Stevens.
The sick ones in the Stevens family are
convalescing.
DR.. Wight was here recently.
| A. NJ. Carter was at home Sunday.
March brings breezes loud and shrill.
But sunshine brings joy our hearts to fill.
Steve Abbott spent last Sabbath at the
| Oliver house with friends.
DR.. r. II. Packard has visited his
brother, Fl. A. Packard, several times
during his late sickness.
Our West Bethel correspondent always
writes something cheering and helpful
he is no growler.
| o speak kindly word to all
With whom you daily meet
And II you hear words spoken III,
o don't the Ill repeat.
Daniel NJ. Kimball is at the Buck farm
on Swan Hill. Mr. Buck is logging.
Harold Powers is trapping rabbits to
ship to Boston.
Ellen P. Kimball has adopted the little
girl that she has had with her about
three years, and her name is now Blanche
Il Ellen Kimball.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Obituary.

Mrs. Jane MARI Staples died ct bel
home 10 Limington of Brights disease,
aged go years. Mrs. Staples was the
daughter Of Captain David Boothby
She was living on the old homestead Of
her father In Limington. May she resl
from her labors.
Our dearest friends must pass away
To meet the loved ones gone before;
While we await the coming day
To Join them on that happy shore.
And though deeply We depiore her.
Faith and hope will dry our tears;
For her death did but restore her
To the bright celestial spheres.
n. n. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12

Mex, week the legislature will meet in
the extraordinary session called by Gov
ernor Plais,ed. In the nine,y-two years
of Names history, the legislature has
before been called in extra session by the
governor but three times. Twice out OF
those three times the session was due to
war, present or threatened. This session
also will be due to war, both present and
threatened--the war on prohibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
ATWOOD 6 FORBES,
Editors and Proprietors.
GEORGE NJ. ATWOOD. A. Il. Forbes.

TERMS :-sl.50 year II paid strictly In advance.
Otherwise $500 year. Single copies cents
ADVERTISEMENTS All legal advertisements
are given three consecutive Insertions for 81 ~
per Inch In length of column. Special con-
tracts made with local, transient ami yearly
advertisers.
JOB PRINTING New type, fast presses, electric
power, experienced workmen and low prices
combine to make this department OF our busi'
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Below are given the amounts assessed
in 1911 for town purposes, and those to
be assessed In 1912:

$20,5l7 Al $2l ,4l5 90
In addition to these, there are to be
assessed the state and county taxes.
The state tax rate will BIZ two mills less
than last year, and the county tax practi-
calIy the same az then. This forecasts a
tax rate of about IS 8-10 mills, as against
20 mills last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
Supreme Judicial Court.
MARCH TERN, 1912.

MARCH TERN, 1912.
Hon. George r. Haley, Justice Presiding.
Charles +. Whitman, Clerk
Ralph T. Parker, County Attorney.
j. Melvin Bartlett, Sheriff
Harry ID. Cole, Jailer
w A. Bicknell, Crier
Walter L. Gray, Librarian
w. A. Barrows, Messenger
Roscoe 4. Staples, oxford, Foreman.
A. A. Austin, Mexico.
A. NJ. Bean. Bethel.
Frank f. Bicknell, Canton.
Granville n. Coffin. Gilead
Edwin III. Cole, Woodstock.
Llewellvn Cushman, Norway.
Charles Linscott, Brovnheld.
Fritz Milliken. Hiram.
John T.. +. Ridlon, Porter
Clarence III. Robinson. Peru.
W. W. Rollins, Dixheld.
Benjamin Russell. Jr.. Lowell.
Moses Smart, Fryeburg.
v.N. Smith, Epck1eld.
Frank A. Tayfbr. Paris.
". w. T.. Walker, Waterford.
NJ. L. wyman, Rumford
Court will open at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning. The grand jury, which was
empsneled in October, will begin work
Immediately. The traverse juries will
be empaneled Wednesday morning.
Venires have been returned as follows:
Clarence T. Barker. Bethel.
Charles n. Barker, Lowell.
G.. X. Bartlett, Greenwood.
Walter +. Bartlett. Bethel
Fred 5. Beck. Woodstock.
W. W. Berry. Denmark. excused.
W. +. Bowker. sumner.
Frank n. Blu pus. Paris.
Irving Cole, Rumford.
George Z. Downing. Norway.
George \. Dunn. Norway.
A. A. Eastman. Canton.
A. T.. George. Hebron.
w. A. Given. Mexico.
Elmer Harnden. Fryeburg.
Archie T. Heath, Giead.
u. l.. Mason, Porter.
Ambrose Il. McIntire. Peru.
Walter :. Mlllett, Milton Plantation.
George Morris. Oxford.
Charles NJ. Newton, Andover.
Alvin 4. Perkins. BrowDield.
stephen j. Spaulding, Buckileld.
Wallace u. Strickland, Paris.
John l.. Tubbs. Waterford.
Elisha Il. sampson. Hartford.
Joseph W. simpson, Rumford.
+. 4. Woodward. Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Marked Down Prices on Robes.
Graduation Accessories.
Spring Approaching.
Good Bonds.
1900 Rolls OF Wall Paper.
Savoy Theatre.
Stock Reduction Sale.
We Dress Men.
Our Stationery Department.
Divorce Libel
South Paris Savings Bank, Annual Meeting.
For Sale-Collie Pups.
Statement Royal Indemnity Co.
Statement Old Colony Insurance Co.
Conscientious Work.
Stock for Sale
Statement The Continental Insurance Co.
For Sale.
A Bargain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12

Now 10 good time to have your sum.
mer suits, rain GOATS, trousers, repaired
, and pressed to bs ready when yon need
them. We cleanse, repair and press
/, mems clothing. 2. h. Noyes Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12

Would saving Of $5 on . plush lined
fur trimmed overceat interest youf We
have few left. r. b. Noyes Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-12
81 n. SWEET SHOE COMPANY
Stock Reduction Sale!
Commenced Thursday Morning,
March 9TH, 1912.
We shall place on sale lines which we will describe
also giving sizes each lot

WOMEN'S PATENT BLUCHRR
EVANGELINE. Sizes 2 l.2, 3,4l.2,s
s 1.2, 8, 61.2,7 7. $500 grade now 50 8,
WoMEN's PATENT BUTTON
PEARL CLOTH TOP EvANGELIyR
So 90 grade now s195. Sizes PIP, 3,
3 IL. 4 and 4 2.
WOMEN'S PATENT BLUCHRR
AMERICAN BEAUTY. Sizes 2l.2,3,
1.2, 4, 6. ~ so grade now $l.9j.
WOMEN'S CALF BUTTON NEW
CENTURY. Sizes 2 ~, 3, S1.2, Ala
5, 5 IL, and 8. $3.50 grade now 81 %.
WOMEN'S KID BLUCHER AMgRI
CAN BEAUTY. Sizes 8, l-2, 4, and
41.2. 50 so grade for sl.95.
WoMEN'S PATENT BUTTON
AMERICAN BEAUTY. Sizes /, liz,
I2,212, g, 8 1.2, and 5. $3.50 grade now
$l.55.
WOMEN'S PATENT BUTTON
CLOTH TOP PRINCESS LOUISE.
Sizes 2 1.2, 8, l.2, 4, 4 l-2, 5, 8 l.2, and
9. 81 90 grade now 81 55.
WOMEN'S PATENT OXFORDs so.
ROSIS. Sizes 2, IL, 8, 8 l-2, 5, and g.
These are narrow widths. 81 90 grade
now S2.35.
wOMEN'S KID OXFORDS EVAN.
GELINE. Sizes 2 l-2, 3, 8 l.2, 4, 4 l.2,
and 8. $500 grade now 1925.
WOMEN'S PATENT OXFORDs
EvANGELINE Sizes 2 l.2, 3, 3 II, 4,
IL, 5, 5 IL, 8, and 7 $500 grade now
80 25.
wOMEN'S PATENT TIES EVAN.
GELINE. Sizes /, 1l.2, 2..2, 10,
1.2 and 5. $500 grade now 81 95.
WOMEN'S PATENT AND CALF
STRAP PUMPS 'EvANGELINE. So 70
grade now 81 95. Sizes l, IL, 2, 2,
3, 3 IL, and 5.
WOMEN's PATENT OxFoRDS
PRINCESS LOUISE. Sizes /, l.2,
2l2,3, 3 1-2, 1.2, 8 and 7. 81 90 grade
new 81 55.
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The Continental Insurance
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OF NEW YORK.
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Two portable brooder houses, 6x8,
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