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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

The Clayville mill is fairly busy with
orders
John 4. Bowen was in Providence on
Monday.
John Murray and family. have removed
to Vermont.
About all the ice houses in this section
have been filled.
There was no school at the Clayville
District on Wednesday.
1t is rumored that X b. Taft has sold
some land at the Reservoir.
Albert Paine, who broke a wrist about
two weeks ago, is getting along we'll.
The children of MIR. aud Mrs Fred
Angel have recovered from diptheris.
Lafayette Lodge conferred the third
degree on one candidate n Tuesday even.
ing.
A number Of telephone poles 10 this Sec
tion were blown down in the storm oi
Tuesday night.
1t is thought that the thieves, who broke
intos walter Comstock's store recently,
have been found in Providence.
The little son Of Jesse Mason was quite
badly scalded by boiling water on Monday.
lie was attended by DIR. w. ~. Bowen, Jr.
A number from here attended the birth.
day party at the home Of George Hopkins
in Foster last Monday evening. A good
time was eujoyed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
Tho Stronaer Material.

A crockery dealer was just closing
up his store for the day when one of
his customers, grocer, came In In n
great hurry.
Here" said he, II packed this Jar
full Of butter and the Jar split from
top TO bottom Perhaps you can ex-
plain the phenomenon"
"Oh. yes; cant" was the ready re
ply. ",rhe butter was stronger than
the jar."-Atlanta Constitution.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
a pIsasant WAY 10 help.

Mamma" lisped the cherub, while
q smile OF seraphic sweetness illumi-
mated his baby face, do you know
that sometimes / help GATHERINGS nam
ma"
That's nice" prompted the proud
parent "And what do you do TO help
her, dear?"
"Oh," replied the cherub. when
GATHERINGS naughty I punish herr
YouthS Companion
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
VGY EnQaaina.

Aunt Anna-Your wife IL a perfect
dear, william: she has such engaging
ways. Mr. Stubbs - Right you are.
aunt; she has engaged fully two dozen
different cooks In the last six months
to my certain knowledge. - Florida
Times Union.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
Qiin offnnnd.

Il can give you a cold bite" said the
woman.
"Why not warm n upT asked the
tramp.
"Tbere amt any wood sawed"
"sof Well. give II 20 me ld."-New
York Sun.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
Rstrsstioo In Disorder,

who was that tough looking chap ]
Nv you with today. HicksT
BE careful. Parker. That was my
.~in brother"
by ysve. old chap. forgive mel |
really ought to have knowD-"-Kansas
City Times.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
The 0lneuVlIIe TlmeS.
NORTH SCITUATK.

Louis Hohler has q led his ice houses
at Noswansicut Lake
Rev. ~. A Duacanson will speak at the
Advent Church on Sunday.
Leonard Greene and family, have remoy
ed to the Eleanor rourtellotte place.
The Bughesdals Ice Co. Las its big ice
house at Mo owsnscut Lake nearly filed
Sci,sate Royal Arch Ch7pter held G
regular meeting last Saturday evening in
Masonic Hall.
Mos@ansicut Tent No IL, Knights o.
the Maccabees. have a number of appli
cants waiting to be initiated.
Mrs George F. Rookie spoke at public
meeting of the North Scitua,e w. c. T. U,
held on Tuesday evening at the Pente-
costal Church.
Snider's Baked Beans, 3 sizes, Ioct size
for Sets, I5ct size for I2cts. 2oct size Tor
I5ets on Saturday, January I6,h, Zone day
only at the Scituate Public Market.
A meeting under the auspices Of the w
c. +. U. will be held in the Free Baptist
Church on SuDday afternoon at p III
Mrs. Livingstone of Maine. will give an
address and special music furnished
Mrs John F. Paulding attended the re-
ception given on Monday by Mrs. William
X. Babcock, the Regent OF Gaspee Chapter,
Daughters of American Revolution, at h-I
home on Lexington avenue, Providence
Andrew Berard, the rescuer OF Cole Bis
hop, who had fallen through hole in the
ice on the pond, is now suffering from con
gestion Of The lungs aud fever. In getting
the child from his perilous position, Mr.
Berard was drenched in the icy water.
A number OF standard works have lately
been added to the Nor h Scituate Library
The library in an exceben, condition and
is being we'll p.tronized. Miss ulia Har-
ringlon is proving most competent and
satisfactory librarian.
AT a recent meeting of the Providence
SOuHtl ASsOSldt'ou hSlu OF hhS 'ho'
ris Farm, the following officers we're elect
ed for the ensuing year: Charles 1. Cole,
President; Martin S. smith, Secretary
Henry ). Turner, Treasurer, Executive
Committee; b. f. Smith, w. c. Edison
and c. J. Atwood.
he following officers OF North Scituate
Grange were installed at the last meeting
of the Grange: Master-Audrew w. Bur-
CESS; Overseer-John A. Miller; Lecturer
Mrs. Frank Brown; Steward-WaIter
Mather; Chaplain-Mrs. John A. Miller
Treasurer-Philip Shippee; Secretary
Mrs. A. L. Atwood; Gate Keeper
Clifford Walker; Ceres-Mrs. Addie Bur
CESS; Pomona Mrs. James Ready; Flora
Mrs. Frank rrask; Lady Assistant Stew
ard-Mrs. Walter Mather.
CARD OF rHANKS.-Ve, the under
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

Crawford-r hear n was bad fall.
ure. Crobshaw-very. Even the re
cssvers didn't make anything out OF II.
Puck
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
Ancient oiIk.

A book published In japan 1.OO
pears $50 notes that at that time good
siIk vas already peoduced ia twsafy.
6vo 0foviseD tf nat 6ton4k1.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

Youth-Oh, don't want 10 take that
character. I'll make fool Of myself
sure. Msiden-Well. you said You want
ed an easy part. Exchange.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

CARD OF rHANKS.-Ve, the under
signed, wish to express our sincere thanks
to our many kind friends and re latives also
the members OF the Ladies' Aid Society
and the Relief Corps for their beautiful
fora offerings, Kindness aud sympathy
shown US during our late bereavement.
MR.. CHARLES AHITMAN and Family.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
CHOPMIST.

A little girl named Eioise Hazel, ap-
peared at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
H. Houghton on Friday of last week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

We are slow 10 believe anything
tAat II believed. would hurt our feel.
~-0VA
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

All kinds Of society printing done at the
TfxEs O@ce, Olneyville Square. Our
prices are reasonable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15

n pvv,sssss, ssany svssys~s ssys
- 0UuaGn G. oopAootN
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
Many Dishes to Be Prepared

The The Times of the free cooking school and lee
and demonstrations kitchen which
five days week beginning Monday has doubt been eagerly read
by the housewives Of Detroit Whoa always glad opportunity
study housekeeping Lessons will be held the Hotel
Tuler Roof Garden auditorium.
Mrs Florence Austin Chase OF Chicago experienced practical
household and lecturer and cooking demonaor will
charge the school, which the
Of The Times and from other cities where she has eced
pec the entire paccaby of her demonstrations Her cooking
made of everyday and
which housewife will find interesting valuable and her lectures
deal with the peeXng problems which daily confront the busy
her home work; her being in solving these
problems and make the daily duties in the home pleasant
suit to be looked forward VIII pleasure rather than dary dudge
o dreaded
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
GIRL OF 10 WEDS
SWAIN OF 80

GREENFIELD. Mo. Sept 16
Uncle Watt Mcpherson, SO years
old atd enc of tho pioneer citizens
cf Daac county and Miss Clara
Burns. ls wears old. of Higginsyille
Mo, were married az The cour'
house here recently The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev William
shaw of this city
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16


goes q regeneration Of spirit The
really telling part of The book Us
IN The stand taken by a woman OF
average hndllness and Intelligence,
who refuses 10 take into her home
a yoUng girl who had once, through
lcge. strayed from the straight and
marrow" but who sees no wrong IN
cousenting TO the marriage OF her
neice with the man whose past Is
tull Of blemish. The greater tempta.
tions of man generally are plainly
shown in the principal character,
who was az heart an honorable.
high minded gentleman. Ihere ls q
,hne sense OF Justice about TINS book
and simple slraigh'for"ard man
ner OF denlhg win oon'Itons a.
th'y are N'lcN ral''s ~ u'Fn ANY,
'he ordinary pIoDl'm Slory Oh tn'
DAY. Inc Ori!!'an'' ih'elieo'ual "o.
man most deadly OF an Is admir-
EilHor Fhelps we leach no soiu
pity Tor both men and women who
are struggling TO conform 10 conN'h'
tioA while possessing the desires ana
instincts OF primitive man zen III
lioi' Palmer has handled ner sun.
Jcets well.
Io'hiop Lee q NucpdTu. boSlolt
Sl-'.
BOOK which VIII be OF Ere'l
vain, 70 all musicians ana lovers OF
music and has an eaded 'ai"e io'
an planis's Is Piano Mastery o'
Harrlette Brewer which is NOT ohly
technical but psychological st'af
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16

twilight OF false standards. for he
not only sees but feels that light Is
coming In the emo We have the
cheering WORDS The world Is
changing. Felix changing
Chss Scrihuer's sons New York
SI3o.
II for no other reason, the "Evolu
lion OF a Teacher would be yalu
able as preserving for rs, with the
utmost truth and simplicity, the
bon, life of the New England child
OF % years ago TIE puritan stock
ot stoicI,m and iron sense Of duty
had not vet run out. though the,
hearts back OF it we're probably as
warm as are those OF the easy going
parent OF today The description Of
the Thanksgiving dinner table can
not be improved upon either from
a literary or Eastronomic stand
point Such good things, IN such
q antiucs, are unknown TO the chil
drou now who have their food doled
out lu them in courses. The relis-
ions llfe OF those times is probably
lo- and gone forever and the sim
rue pleasures "hlch ni'en 10 'epie
tion The lives OF the voung folk have
ic.t us 10 the Eari~b entertainments
which serve 20 stimulate the faded
'pp'''''.s VI our "''s' ''''' lou"y
INA 'lln'I ives 'h' ''dN"'i'
80 graduate o' mount lioly OK !"
'"' .'N'''a' '"I '.'r' '''S' aus,
a ''I''N' -'"o'A rom ms POM
'' ''o''''"'' 8''''s N' 'u"' '''''
not 10 u' q. an '' eIS' 70 ''
'''' '''' vas 'n' "'''' native ~ ','i''
2" 10 "SPr'"s YOUNG women o' u"
,''''''.''' pio''l' i''''. u" o,"e' p'".
''''S''" o' "o' a. "'' lue tue '''''''.'
's 'P'' U" ''''.'''. ''''' 'o"
''"' "''A ''' W" I''is '"'''.' .'''N
ZOE - "''"H" "u''' '''e ''' 80
u' u" sa'Nth' TO '"r gro" 'hb V''''u
l'' h'I ''"''e''
"i'H strong ''''rI"u' "'"s "
"'I nature "''.H h'P' .'er S"ee'
ava COURAGEOUS through ulSappolH'
AI''l.f ana ''''ss'''''. Ina "''"'''
it.e must nave lhli i"Il''d N 'le
-aF, Us OF many OF h'I p'pHS ."'
''iliI' h'Hesll ana i"''" "i''
"..l' i'ad 'oem ever Ap"aIu7 10
I'isnts OF beauty ana sf'Hs'
I', fiIgrim fiess' boston NI.'V.
N"T"recks ana iropi'al ISLANDS
never lose th'lr cnsrm TOT me Shali
o' and me sro"nup iot the seh'l.
mental SRI ana me "omah'y "o-
man. FROM iyse's adventures
N''' n" caused Penelope so much
N'if> ara waste oi energy III the
N".l.lng INDUSTRY. All along tae I'he
20 foolISoh ''NS"e 'N"iH writer
% 'n ao'enturou- spirit has tried
h's ana stevenson gave us lr''s'
tre island ana JACK london never
N'aIl'- OF '"' th'm'. a'ont "l'.h
h' N'a''s many variations. me
a'r8' N'N"r io s''cumo 10 iae siren
S'''s 'i wv A'" """ VAIN" t"'"' ''
.,,,. o., -.
,s ,,. inevitable girl onh This time
She Is "a ntue rolyuo,ian and does
ro. nave 10 nm learn her civilized
haHt and get bach 10 nature. The
hero i- an Enghshmau Who is near
lt no 90 death ay his partner
German tho grows covetous over
tTT pearls which Rfe found IN a
ptl lagoon on Tho island A band
r sair-vrea ked Folynesana keep
thing lively with frequent raids on
t.e vlt, mn. eut no and the girl
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
CURRENT LITERATURE REVIEWED

lare The real thing in deyising WAYS
of amusing themselves, and -
sind portraits Of colonial digni
taries look down upon a lot oi
/ frivolous proceedings Naurall'
they say nothing but apparenug
.ney do deal OF thinking, for on
stormy night after weird story th.
traditional ghost comes forth-onlt
n ism a ghost at all, Just X S. tD'
clore boy.
Gertrude Fosher Scott T.othro.
I Lee & Shepard, Boston $1,000
Polly Comes 10 Woodhine % ami
polly is a little blind girl from all
orphan asylum taken by farmo
and bis wife TO help with tue
chores" around the house Thee
do not know that she is blind Until
she gets there, and the farmc
1 wife is for sending her back M once
/ but Polly, all unconsciously winds
/ her u'tle self around their hcalt
and the idea Of giving her mp uc
/ comes quite ont OF the question
! Like other blind people Polly 10 un
usually knowing With her fingers
and IAN smell and hear things tuat
nc one else knows about SHE is
/ old fCr her years, but that is D,
cause she had been brought up In an
/ orphan asylum where there arc mo-
mamas 10 shield little girls from
cares and troubles Uncle Jethro
the farmer ls an old dear and
"Aunt Miranda" from being pep
perry person. becomes sweet aud
'oyao.e Best OF all, in the END
/ pcAh is made 20 see.
By George Ethelbcrt Walsh
Lothrop Lee q shepard Boston
$40.
Some one. an author Of note We
are told has written an autobiog
tapay Of one year OF her life ttrou
seventeen 20 eighteen) and called
il Me 10 IL tragic from the begin
ming. when the young girl leaves her
. ''.ac i'm Quebec 20 seek her fortunes
in the West Indies. 10 the last chap
ter where she is aided by Louy 20
run away from tho man who had
poisoned all the faith IN her youne
soul
The whole terrible story is true
and its tragedy lies in the impossi
5ili,y OF young. unguarded girl be
ine other han a prey for the men
OF tho world ar large In spite of
occasional soarings into the realms
Of 'otty disinterestcdUe- they one
and all fall by the wayside before
he end Through fine pride and
s'airch pluck, Nora escapes with
out physical or moral harm in the
accepted sense. bat her ideals are
wi'hered, her wings are broken and
me hcautg OF life is gone.
ThiS is what girls are mp against
when they leave the protection OF
home and trust themselves 20 thee
mercy and chivalry of The world
and it would be We'll for all ofthem
70 read this book There are some
Illuminating chapters ON the Y W
G. A.. and also ON the Chicago stock
wards. where girl is secretly label
e., good bad "a worker "a
frost and a "poach During tho
Grsf week she was there. Nora was
nvtrd out by "a different men mi.
1ting The only available way OF get
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
Five Demonstrations

will conduct five demonstrations during the time
in Detroit and in the of her work will entire
dinner dessert and show short the
ton the meal with and interesting valuable suggestions
which will add the atacteness the meal and salads
cooked forms and attractive and
easily prepared desserts will be included the varied programs from day
and will be particularly devoted bread baking Mrs
Chase will show bread rolls variety Parker House rolls clover
leaf biscuits finger rolls and bread styles and shapes
only will this clever lecture the her
actually the dishes before her and the
results of her efforts 0 the-woman attendance.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16

Tn, rcccrf sensational legisla-
riog ,galr-t rbe train, In habitform-
ng Grugs has brought 10 light start
ling facts about The prevalence OF
drIsOldIi1u among ~ class,s Of
p'opl, uo, excluding doctors says
Chll,e p Towns of Now York who
Is giving his life 90 curing these vic
Tins ia his book Habits that
Handicap IIc adds that 'Iegisla-
tiou auine avH, with the sale OF
habitf1rmIne drug, is a dangerous
experiment unless other legislation
arov'Les for me medical aid Of those
deprived
'h Towns s mo- sentimenfalist
-na docs not think that all alcohol
l-s can 1e cured Ila eliminates the
very rich, utterly poor and lrrespon.
sthlo and would have them segregat-
cd in Institutions and on inebriste
farms stcrt..led ana made 10 work
Unless man Wishes 90 be cured
and can realiz, the cost OF The cure
bN payirg Tor 10 ou- OF his own
pocket he feel that there is no
probability of success
Tho treatment hats q psychological
side &c A. but consists fundamental
ly 70 eliminating the poison from
he system When gaat is arcom-
aii-nea no uau or earth cam pre-
vent thc patient from INDUCING
dsa.n ii hc Wishes ,o do So There
fore ho finds 80 . waste of Time 20
con,idy amy but chose Hho are Gag
er f0t cure or the patients treated
~ HelleuIc hospital 10 per cent are
aaiC 10 nave been saceos,tul Fcry
little discomfort d. suffered hy the
pdueut ne ~ rIInaN horrors Of de
pryatiqn heiul don, aHat with IN
a chapter or ouarr1. Mr. Towns
nance fto Astounding statement
th,t lhe total BARN done by toDac
CO greater than that done ny al
cohoi nI lrigs Nr Towns also
state 'haf tatre arc more victims
Of drugs u t.y United state, than
;rere 8re oi 'uneTgal0si
Tie Century go Sew York 81 20.
For sale NaCal'ey Bros Detroit
Mari ~ nrrN",n American girls
anG the ,er, worst typo of English
pen seem to furnish tas.
cinWinr thomp FOR certain winters
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
Bring Dish and Spoon

visitor the cooking school requested Wthher small
dish spoon that she take advantage the invitation which will
the many delicious dishes which will be prepared
daily and served % them by the maids in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-25
REAL ESTATE
Real Es0aOe BsTgafms
WWFlh COmSfdIePaml

ON South Denver | have houses.
all rented. bringing good monthly in
come Am authorized, for few days
only to offer same for $500.
one Of the incest homes iu stone
braker Heights, best location. for only
$4,000
on South Boulder, one Of the incest
N-room homes all modern. garage.
servants quarters; corner lot: q snap
for an early buyer. Price $500.
ON South Denver thcr is 6-room
modern house, well located, east
front, good water nice shade, base
menti oversize lot; can be bought for
S2.S50 cash
one 5-room modern cottage, cast
front, close to car line, very desirable;
only $2,lOO,
one i-room hodern bungalow. east
front price S2,25O $3.50 cash. balance
S2b per month.
one 5-room house, new; good
water; on car line; price $1,000; 500
cash, balance $25 per month
one l-room house; barn: good
water; price $1,000. $500 cash, bal
anCe SIS per month.
Good. first-class grocery and meat
market combined with boarding
house; doing strictly cash business;
has big trade; i'm one of the best
oil towns in oklahoma; will consider
desirable property I'm Tulsa worth the
money as part pay, will invoice about
$4,000; reasonable terms on balance.
III health due to sale.
ono 6-room house, corner lot, all
fenced; nice lawn, good water east
front, diversified lots. price $1,000:
$3.50 cash, balance $50 per month
ono 4-room house close to school:
lot 76Nl40' good water: price $3.50;
500 cash, balance $3.50 per month.
Two 5O-foot lots ON paved street.
paving tax, sewer and sidewalk ali
paid; price $1,000; terms considered.
one j0-foot lot. close To ear line
and paved street. sewer and sidewalk,
oil paid; price $275.
A number of the choicest lots in
Midway Add. very reasonable; ,lose
to school and churches and paved
street
If you have property that YOU really
want sold list it with me. | can find
you a buyer.
G. Hlo THEIR WIILlLIEGIEIR
Phone 1890
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c. w. SIENGILEIrOEN
Alexander Building

II You want some rcnl bargains in the
best In real estate in Tulsa look this list
over, few Of the many big values. N YOU
do not see what You want ask for it,
Eight-room modern right up.tothe minute
rcSldcrrc, all hardwood floors lower rooms
all oak trimmed upper floors white enamel.
decorated throughout with the best of decor.
Huous suitable for each roOm colonial fire
place IN living room four large bedrooms
tile floor with shower bathroom elegant fix
lures IN the very latest style large basement
furnace and laundry; will sell this property
less than You could produce It or take
smaller residence Ia exchange located in the
best addition St0nebrakrr Heights II YOU
want bargain would like n consultation
. One Of the best eight room residences on
south Boston avenue, very best location. all
white enamel brand new very latest i'm.
proVementS, sleeping porch scrroned.iu back
porch, native shade trees In front. price
$4,000, easy terms II desired
Fiye.room California bungalow. sleeping
porch, good ciStcrn, basement with laundry
Hoored attic, space for two large rooms In
tTlct south Boston avenue. bargain price
OF $500, easy terms if desired No building
and loan.
Three choice vacant lots in Stonebrakcr
Heights, opposite Colonel ParriShS fine home
lofty location. price $3.50 each terms il
desired
Business properties vacant and improved
high grade residence properties. farms
business opportunities, oil and gas lease oil
production, royalties
1rlheOdlWloe Cox
500 Daniel building Phooe $50
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NOTICE.

All persons having dealings with my sou,
George r. Edwards and particularly mer.,
chants and tradesmen are hereby notified
and warned not to cash checks for or sell
him merchandise OF any kind or description
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