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WuCIl ueSlTeu, IL
might be served when entertaining
company, and even then. there will be
such an array of leftover meat that
the family will be tired Of 1t before It
Is used.
A roast should be placed In Il very
hot oven at first to scar 1t. then the
heat Is reduced and after twenty min
utes count the time, giving 1t fifteen
minutes to the pound for meat served
rare, twenty for meat well done.
Red meats. beef and mutton, are the
most digesrible, taking about three
hours to digest, while veal and pork
take four and five. Much depends
upon the method cookery as to its d.
gestibility. however; any kind of meat
well cooked and seasoned Is more di-
gestible than that not properly pre-
pared.
Sour Beef.-This Is favorite Ger
man method of serving beef. Take
pound and half of beef. using the
tough or cheaper cuts; cut the meat
into inch squares and brown in a little
hot fat. Add two tablespoonfuls OF
-four TO the fat in the pan after re-
moving the meat; when brown. add
two cupfuls of water or stock and stir
until boiling. Put In meat. cook SLOW
ly for an hour. then add two onions,
salt and pepper to taste and at the last
4 tablespoonful of Worcestershire
sauce and the same Of vinegar. Con-
tinue cooking until the meat is tender.
Sprinkle with chopped parsley and
serve.
Beef Gumbo.--A savory dish Is made
from round of beef, using pound
and half, cutting into inch squares
and browning In hot fat. Add two
sliced onions, four tomatoes and Il
dozen okra pods cut In pieces. Season
highly and add five cupfuls Of water.
Cover and stew for three hours very
slowly.
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into It layer of onion. then of cheese,
then some white sauce and more onion.
until the dish Is full. Sprinkle brown
bread crumbs over the top. dot with but
ter and bake In the oven until well
Drowned. Serve from the dish In
which 1t Is baked.
Cabbage With sausaees.-Cut n cab
bage into fine shreds. wash and drain
well. Put 1t into saucepan with boil
Ing water to cover; add little salt
and cook until II Is tender. Prick a
pound of sausages and fry until brown
on all sides. Then add them to the
cabbage with salt and pepper to taste
and cook 10 minutes. adding butter If
needed to season. Serve hot.
Sweet Potato Souffle.-Take five
good-sized sweet potatoes. When done
remove the potato and mash until
smooth. Beat the yolks of three eggs !;
add two tablespoonfuls of milk, the
potato, salt, pepper and paprika to
taste. then place the dish In the oven
while the egg whites are beaten stiff.
Fold In the whites Of the eggs. replnce
in oven and bake until delicately
Drowned. Serve lot.
Puree Of cauIiflower.-Soak two eau
lifowers an hour before cooking In a
little salted water. Boil until tender,
lift out and drain. Melt two table
spoonfuls of butter In saucepan, stir
In one tablespoonful of -four; add three
tablespoonfuls Of white stock. two
tabfespoonfuls Of cream. few drops
Vt leMon juice. salt, pepper and red
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His Responsibility.

II suppose you are going home and
set your constituents thinking"
mo" replied Senator Sorghum.
They're already at 1t. I've got to 60
and find out just what they're think
Ing and what they're liable to do about
Itr
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eN 'J'J NNs S tN"N
combinations may b.
served Of these everyday
foods.
Onions au Gratln.-
Break six small onions
In pieces. but do moi
chop them. Crate two
ounces of cheese and
have ready one cupfuI
Of seasoned sauce. But
fer n sSaroIa npd mi
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reasonable IN price.
The mention of cod
fish to many brings
visions Of white
sauce; this same
ness in serving this
good fish is the rea-
son that has preju-
diced many against
n Wa may nnxv
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yuan uie ipittililui uIlu
cheap. Prairie chickens
and partrldges are most
choice eating. Venlson
is usually plentiful in
fall In the northern and
eastern states, and when
hung long enough to be-
come tender Is most de-
lici0us game.
Broiled Quall.-Split
the birds daxyn tho haak
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Discipline.

II bought my boy a bicycle the other
day. and the first thing he did was to
take 1t all apart"
'Did you punish him for that?"
II certainly did. told him that I'd
never buy him an automobile until he
learned to put the bicycle together
again."
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He that hath never warred with mis-
cry
Nor ever tugged with danger or dis
tress
Hath had no occasion nor no field to
try
The strength and forces Of his
worthiness.
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A GRATEFUL OLD LADY.

Mrs. A. G. Clemens, West Alexan-
der, Pa, writes: l have used Dodd's
Kidney Pills, also Diamond Dinner
Pills. Before using them | had suf-
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Safe.

Black-I want to put my money into
something safe!
White-Try freproof vault
Lamb.
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French inventors claim to have pro-
duced from straw an artificial wood
that has the strength Of oak.
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Robbed Her.

Everybody says my daughter got
her beauty from me-"
How selfish of her to take It'll
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Women seldom care about the an
swers to all the questions they pro-
pound.
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It Is.

isn't that gazelle there cute little
creature2"
"Oh, isn't he q dear"
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And He did.

"He has hot temper" said Oppor-
tunity.
"All right" said Defeat, "rll cool
1t off a bit."-Detroit Free Press,
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A man who seeks damages in court
Is apt to get more than he's looking
for.
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Scarcely any article of ammunition
Is made complete In any one estab-
llshment.
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KeKTICHEN
.GBLNEK S s !

pepper to taste; add the cauliilower
and mix well. rub the whole through
a sieve, reheat and serve garnished
with croutons.
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Ontario's are is i407,262 square
miles.
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aon nunish him for that;o

Red Cross Bag Blue, much better, goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
grocer. Adv.
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Those who value their advice most
always keep 1t to themselves.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-11-02

New York receives weekly from 126
to 175 carloads of chickens, averaging
10000 pounds to the car.
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The life of the average one-dollar
bill Is about six months.
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The night police of Seville carry
spears as Of old.
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COMMON DISHES.

Where the favor Of vegetables likt
onions. cabbage, turnips or cauihowel
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SOME GOOD MEATS.

For small family with limited
means q roast Is out of the question.
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Plenty Of Those Everywhere.
"Any cheap sites about your subur-
ban placer"
Lots of cheap parasites"
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The United States has G6,00O posi-
offices.
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AUTUMN GAME.

We think Of game as great deli
cacy. and so 1t is-yet In many places
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Be like the bird. that halting in her
flight
Awhile on boughs too slight,
Feels them give way beneath her a.
she sings.
Knowing that she hath wings.
Victor Hugo.
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NEW WAYS WITH GOLDFISH.

Goldfish is one of the foods In reach
of any market and should be quite
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-11-02

The japanese are paying much at
tention to Australian ores suitable for
refining or smelling in Japan.
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for a roast to be
juicy and delicious
must weigh at the
least five to six
pounds. A smaller
roast is dry and un-
palatable. losing It's
juice and flavor.
When a roast Is
much desired, II
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Motley Garb Of an Office Giver.

Knicker-What Is the citizens uni.
form?
Bocker-A life preserver.
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Correct One Way.

Teacher-Bobby, spell yesterday
Bobby with his eyes on the calen-
dar)-W-e-d-n-e-s-d-a-y.
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WEST EDEN.

Miss Mu,iei Trip sprat the past sex
uirh her mot nes, Brs Leila rrspp-
Miss Ottawa Ha-nor ass goae tn PsrI-
land Tor wait ~ftn her sant,. Mss n.E-
tie Wafefhoase.
Caareoee Tate, who 10 enpl3yed on the
Bo~en estate At auil's Core, Il q, home
for the winter.
Mrs Judith Kirtredge has gone to
Portland to sp~nd the sinter With her
daughter Eieanos.
I1n1ood Richardson, rho sas taken
suddenly Ill last week. uas taken to the
hospital at Bar Harbor Monday ~here he
was operated upon for appendicitis
Funeral services ~ere held at The chapel
Nov. - for Mrs Iasc MAYO Interment
was ic Nj vle~ cemetery. Mrs Mayo bad
been i'll a.iong time A husband, four sons
and two daughters survive her.
Dec. L. NJ
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ssrees- 6oaghszfs and scs seroA- Every
xeanx s<~zsed rarsoxe1 and n III tsts e
p&scx -ssse same old u osex s5c eokar-- ias
cs6 os2k On .nsca many " AaIfa-ras
sAxsy sso<E4 we-e ~a7t.en- aAsese& Gsxs ce
xDesv=S. hexrBooans OF the family The
rzAlsey< usEea aAoxsox CO TIE ssDe
nAis aa1 poA2fanx 10 ssesr ted saD@-
8 ar8oEk-
A1z&asea hang % the Lizzie cupboard
6ocx ns<g the GrSpsse<-ooe Gated lSzi-
veil uorn. - If cvxzsaIssd every Gay ss0c<
yes Years Of that year The foes E0ys-
ca0dse nDozses. fbs craze Via kettles
hanging fso1 pos- books ~Dd sran41s~as-
Tia cid DatSn osea and bss%r-xbos-s asa
t0nEx- AID even toe c0sA las tnxi W Bal
ssef vur. ~ere s2i 20 be se<
In nso hes's roo@. tass &C be kssr.sen,
the bagb-y1ss es-c - rn2ce ay ~fa ssssuk-
cts and iiEs<n wos-E cy 4kilgser sss. n=s-
Oh lie waE ne se~ tns txssy c8ol nrs OF
W nSsxsesss iath<r- Tnr tai s4sresE BE
room ir Of osoen fscse-
In amos her roozs A. Al Q s~xf. sGce ~
ore reeent~r-c "a the s ~csacSSSGs~-
Ezcc sczrrea1- cat xDc hAc<-s. b. psss al
tseae sos< sooDeotk- Ia 80 n-s fss,ss ar
many OF WeFstssrss poogt- core n-s-snz
dates IN i76. -LSte of Gorge FIX
ce.-ar, --7uaszi E,stc~s.~ -xe-
A sGEt= re ~ - zss.f - 1rs Ssece- as
formerly a-@1 s<r sissssEz a4.sca- 4sss
r,axsraas at tee fsasEy bang 90 gne wxfss-
also esIE kerx- r1Soe ~ Ls6as Aver zoe Ia
il1ae6 ~ -Scaool Days Is 1hss hoszse
NJ walksler Iiy-1 sasa o- s&s f-essy-
nine y%srs osc. sea be fsuai{y moved &c
An3es osry. oasxA1es OF nI1e zns2-.-
last
ACST aADoR-
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TEE w0x1a
T,x ~rrzS - faza y AxScxse2 zzx aaM
wrn sEuEs ID seE *.
Esss .us q cnszscss 90 a< ga&c- sgr Hzx sb0
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E-s fzs O. .rs@@1s $50 evsrT 1kz- M fad
o. kpss 4zsc sErg-
Frr kz- SO wsza& to DC q Tread an
sang IA ysT sseaks
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rcs~@- tEA " sz1-
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w@z waists 10 se@ 81
LIS fzL 81 eas nex4 10 - xresc- ssr axE
.Ds ~zHrs 70 - *.
4 tz@ses a=Esx a xrexGa " ssgzes ses sFzrs
E-1zs- 4 sees.
Faw sTs-r ece<<sEa ssax Il s=2-x il gives
- ESSa1sexs
izs xsusss 10 sss x<1sae sozk- &c srszsfEf
to rse frD=-
The .orAa - sas< z1.rur ssrossng s.ek
t.s sszrz q ycz1-
Tse .ors1 - szli o. sxe~sze~s % fae rose
- sEl4 q css-
Fog sae -sn ~so ~ssEs 10 &z1 L. an -
t11 o. srzx-s5es- too
u w1RzSrx xc<cs O. eoz-xkz 20 toe
szEGrG1 81 he&E Az h<sEe-
Az 4 rszss is sr-as sroszre yeG woes ycE
rEp oess5< grave
l. aEs . naoo1 scr eye-y mood q tear tcr
every s<z--
A szzss Toe er~ry smile re give. ssxs .os
every sezz-
-Ds1ress Fre< r. ess
Scat ~ c. ~ Bs-ca Harrow
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BANGOR LADY SlYS:
''lINlIC SPEAKS FOR ITSELF

II got 20 much relief from my first
treat Dent OF Taniac that il convinced me
it Vas = real incidence" said Mrs p.
TrsiDor. 8 State Street. Bangor.
"I1Eoess everybody that has stomach
trouble tries everything that comes along,
rs the old saying goes, grasp~ at straw to
try TO get relief, and it VAS % in my case.
Il Tried everything 4 could hear OF
and finally got to TanIac ana got won
derfuliF beneficial resuits right from the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-13

start had indigestion and did no, hs, e
any appetite or very much desire to eat.
Ny food would not digest bot Tai c
seemed to rouse my stomach TO activity.
II jnst made it get busy and it gave n.e q
good appetite and eating is pleasure no~
for there IL no fear OF distress, gas or that
nervous nneasiness which gave me so
much TROUBLE
Taniac is exclusively sold in Eslsxorth,
at E. g. Aoore's drug store.-Adut.
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sgTs saooEsyriIk

Soz5e es car cider re<i5<nss are i'll OF
Ezzrs-
Sae.Dan e. haskell. Who has teea en-
picyed in Boston. h n hcr<-
Gag Bisck- ~ao has been mate Of the
seHcossr Cs&ricets T. Ssti-y the past
season. 10 at 5o1~.
F-sc Csss and ~tfe. of Need Il, Mass-,
ar~ rAssfiFx rslatisss here and ~ orcust's
Hsrssor-
Mis- Nsy e Carter. OF Brooksviiie, and
Fred w. RsnSin, OF Brookiin. we're map
rsei Saturday, Dec 2, by Loring 3,
Broo<sxiIie.
O~x l. g
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BLugHiLL FALLS.

Percy Kane has moved TO Surry.
Mrs a. A. Candase has gone to spend
the winter With her children in Massa-
chusetis and Mes York
Miss Susan Wood and Mrs. Belle Wood
left TO. Providence, r L. Monday, TO
spend the winter With DIR. Fowler and
wife.
Dec. 4. CRUNss-
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Hsrscccx Pezzsocss grsrxs met With Chs
tIa@ g-xng~ Dec .. vita sevessy prxsent.
Tes s~csu-sr presented an interesting pro
g-x=- TIE z1esfions ~srs ably discussed.
Tse has<s s-xsg< ssFe Al tnt<-s<anx Pro
gran IN TIE evsaiax. La p<x; meeting
~ali Dc Bed rita sedx-sex grange, Sorth
Se6xwick. Feb. =
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SUNSET.

Mrs Y. Powers will leave soon to visit
relatives in massachusetts,
Harry Small has gone TO Taunton, Mass,
there be will be employed.
George Davis il al home from Searspsrt,
where he mas number OF wssrs-
Joha Y R,bbins xlii leave for Bosfon
sooD 10 spend the winter ~iih his caugh-
ter. Msude Watts.
Dee. T. SADIE.
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PAxoLA, na. HAs0U.

The following have been eiecred officers
OF Pamoia grange: Chester W ssrstton,
master; Augustus I Foss, overseer; Lola
u Craotree, lecturer; Augustus B Foss.
steward; Archie Foss. assistant steward |;
Louis Jordan. treasurer, Elia r saunders,
chaplain; Clara p johnson, secretary !;
Charles . Smith, sste-ksepsr, Caroline
Foss, Fiora; Ella Wooster, Ceres; May
scannon, Pomona; Nellie Foss, lady
assistant steward.
saturday evening, Dec .. brothers
f1rnfsbed the follow ing program com.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-13

Red, pimpiy skin that itches and burns is
embarrassing. and gets worse il neglected.
Bad tkin il = social handicap and constant
source Of worry Correct IL At once with DR..
Hobsonss Eczema Ointment. This henlirg
ointment kills the germ, soofhes the irrita-
ton and quickly restores your skin 10 nor
NAL. For babies suffering with eczema. or
for grown-ups who have long fought chronic
skin ailments, Dr. Hobsonfs Eczema Oint-
nent is . guaranteed remedy At your drug
gist, &C.
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.tGs- 1As---z 49,
Abezz.afzico-rss1aoa IS hzaEsu1e
wu-sn's ehssf gsory and sheeury Of her
less Fortunate ri-xls- yet-a soa- easar
skiz-Ssoz4ag VIII hsalsh-is oaiy nke
AGssvzE ,<ss1 o. s=yr El1cG-
@Ixzs srozhsad fo< q eoaxide,zke
1i-e viii re-T sstZeas<<f. diskSvfaG
Rzs5, rhsch corerrd 1r nee and for
Ihsch zsed xppsicztzocs and remedies
1z.hoEs RELIEF Afsex using Fruit-A-
z1Ter for oae weak, the rzsh is CON-
Ts<seEr soee- Ian deeply thankful far
1he ressef AID u the sztzre, win lot b
without "F-z-.-z-sirz-.
EORAH WATSON.
5oc- = box. 8 far SD, trial sin. &c
At dexlen q sent BY Fruit-2-sives
Limited, Ogdzhzrx. yes York
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BAfsIDE- So kl1&NokTH.
EAssics xrssgs he'd rs annual roeesinx
Dec s, sitb t.enty-Nven 1emt<rs arc
three visitors pr~ssns. The fozio~ing
cfhczrs ser~ elected. Leon Msreh, master
VIII YORK. osersees; Elheiyn R<rrick,
lecturer, Albert Garland, steward; Tbeo-
dore Griodal- assistant steward. Easie
Essey. chaplain; Otiver Better. TREASURER;
--soeisne Ray. secretary; Harry Trim,
gate keeper, Sophia Dodge, ceres; Sasis
smith, Poncna; battle Trim, Flora
Bertha Esssy, L A x<xard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-13

Es@E@zts< aairs AID sehes get isto the
tefsrs sDo rsscle&. EAkizg every Roserezs
terzrr.- Re tsse yozr saEersng with Ssoan d
A@ssI@eeaS. y e2fexly p~nefrst<s wstac1f RI D.
stzx- &as seutnes asa YARNS yosr sore MUS
eAss- TIE sDasEe~fe1 blood 70 st3n ulxseA 70
&C ssS; slnge srStseaSfon will drive oct the
fssa- sass Lalsaesl. - essas. convxnier nj
ss1 4ESrkAy ELECTIVE IA dces pos stain the
SKIS q. c. 6 TIE s~esxs- Get bottle to-day II
drExg4ss, II ee1ss
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CRUMBS
BCcKsPORr.

Edith Arey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Arey, fell 90 the doorstep OF her
home Tuesday, breaking Der ieft arm
Mrs Melvin Chapman met with pain
fui accident Wednesday when, on leaving
the store Of C. NJ D=iano 4 Son. she fell.
breaking her right arm. This ID the third
time thst Mrs.. Chapman has broken this
arm
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Hsicyou gzage has ese<r-e tss srzses-
sng c9sees- Asstsr. Fr<c ElDeksey;
crxsSseT, p Msrsnn Dzsss-s hrrE-xr. ~1rs
wescuet; ss<sarc- Ea<a wesses; ss<sss-
ant steward ganes Ssssoe<x, essF1aks-
ssese DrDsAr; rrrssrrwr- Il Dzst~-;
s-Srss2ry- M&ry B. Hsnekley, gss<-ksxEs--
Gzy Bal1zn<s, Flors- Niras wssesri
PrD0ns, Anzse -Enerzoos Cs--~- Mari
ssp<r; ssdy assisaass sss~srt- Ns-soss
SxzrSerx
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D~c- s, Essasc-s ~ers pres<nf from
ses.odse Nc. sk sae Lincoln grange.
0Scs-s were ss~ez~d. TIE g-xnes 3o0rns
tee soss a. eaxrTsr Dembsr. SISTER Je-
z.HA LrnGT-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-12-13

Esyrse~ gnnEe esecss6 the foL;owinx
a31ea Wednesday evening. Master,
Leea L slztA- csxrss<r. Pad Rssseii:
sersxrrr. Lcsus A Rs<h; chapasin. Asrxafes
q RscA, sse~ar6- > = ksch. assistant
s~xara Caasncxy McFsrasDc; SECRETARY.
s.6s MefassAnc. fressSrvr. Julien
Enesy; eare-ks<p<x, Esiph Robbins;
Ceres. Nessse Rceszns, FEora- Seiise MGR
rny. Pszsa0a- CarcSss,e 5 Bo~osn; sscy
assrszass seward. Nss DEsfcn-
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Don't Miss This. Cat cot this slip. enclose
VIA fyr csats L. Foley Il 10. zss5 sheffield
ATe-- Chicago, ~. @ririag your name and
address, clearly Ysu viii receive in return 3
trial package containing Fosey's BoBey and
Tar Com pound Ter coughs, cnIds, and cfonp:
Posey kidney Pills and Foley Csthz rite Tab
lets--Moore's Drug store.
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LOUDLY PROVEN !
Ellsworth Headers an No Long
er Doubt the Evidence.

This gfhtefui citizen testified long ago.
Told OF 9uick reiief-of undos bted
benefit
The facts are nos confirmed.
Such testimony 10 complete the evil
dsnce conclusive.
Ii forms convincing proof Of merit.
Mrs John l. Smith, walfham Road,
Eais~orth Falls, Me-. says: II had
trouble from my kidneys for . long time.
There Was . cuii. besvy ache in my back
anc xas sabjees 10 dizzy spells Doan's
Kidney PIiis helped me right away and
corrected TIE trouble ~ith the kidney Sc
cTetions-S
Over three year. later Mrs. Smith said
Il stiii have unlimited faith in Doan,s
kidney Pills and believe THAT there il no
OF Der kidney medicine on the market a.
enecflye- Occasional use OF Doan's Kid
Des Pills keeps rne in good health
Price 50c- AZ all cealers. Don't simply
AK for <scr-v reDedy-res Do~n's K,r-
nsy P.iis-ih same that Mrs. smith
BAD. Foster All burn Co, Props, Bulfx.o
n Y.
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fer dyspepsia. ear natsonzi al nest. Esl
BzrS-es EsSe. Bstters- keco1n<neet fsa
ssf~sxrsessss esx~*tsoa. psrffssrx the blood
Az ass er1x ss~res- sl.& . eost1r--x4rf-
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Dec Q, ssxsy-xven ne-a~rs and two
vssitorx -erx p<@s<st- O5rxrs ~xrr
esecz<d - fossow.- Master p T }sAIi-
sss: esxrsr<r, II II Sarx. secS G-sr, Wea-
delsa ScAnsey: ssessrt. krr~~s BaaIso~il;
assistant ssssarc- Harvey Tr~sorgy:
csApaaia. Louise Gsspar, treasurer. A
NeGfss; secretary Rosa Carter gate
keeper, Ho-arc Jegfssoe, Ceres. Cxsrs
Carey; PoDooa- Ease Jcrosn; FEo<a-
Cara Biologist; lscy assassaaf sse~ard.
Myrn Loec-
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The bricks OF the hearth are very much
worn, but here "Apples sputtered in .
row." and here simmered the mug OF
cider. Later these added much to the
bountIful refreshments of chicken sand
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DEE =. s1=r~ wss 4 xocc attendance
6eo<rs J. Frs~nassn eao~sn 40 repre-
~rs toe grsass ss sasse grange in BAnxc<.
ss]srs-~ wxsa Re ss<xsess T<x- y
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Wv cErrxY, xs. pEpHAn.


Se~ Csnssry xrznx. SeA1 "a s1l-cay
session Dec ., fo<ts@ <a~<S soa Of o1sxrs-
Pox the literary p-osrsr- s.&aso se1os ~ers
s1yeG ny Alta Back ssa Exo<g fexg
readings. ". g. Cox, ~srlr1ae PoDd.
MAY BarrsEis stc-y. \. B. Colby; recsss-
tsaas. PsrSey Giles, Gsu-see Nilser. An
al Gay session fog inss&llstbo OF ctscxrs
~ll oe bed Jan. u . n~E IL rs eop<d tass
D~p2gy Josa Wood. OF ssa1shllI. slli Be
presens 10 .cs AZ installing o1ssr.
Tas eGcers elected are. Master, Gerald
Tsan psos; osersesr. Clfs0rd Bgrrlll
Ices ar-r. Hszei Cosiag, steward Walker
Graz Eszastx u; steward, Mxarsc~ Miller,
ens pam, Warren Miller, irszssrer,
ErDesz VI BsrrIis; secretary. G W Brx~-
sser; gsis-kevpsr. Periey G4ies; Ceres,
GesSrrce Pond, Poasoax. N.raon Bar-iii
Fiors- Hattie Alls~E: lady sss3siang stew
ard, Msaoe Brewster
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EAzRokxzoK- e. SOUTH EEooKsvIxIK-
Dre. q sae xrsz ana seusso DEGREES we're
er1s<rced u1 ope can1scats- Der IL toe
ss1-z snc foxrta 3e<r-es uigi re roassrrvd
60 ea< eaoesdsse sr5 r<'resh meais serve6-
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IL fhe rxxzzAx uT~sang ct Ssrr&Sa
xr.nxs ss-zresy evening Se toase~inx
oz1cxrs were eae<<s6- Mssser- : L Barns,
oxxrse<x- Lyman D~w at; sess z-sr- Name
Dxnscc, szs~srf- L II Soore: ESs4s<s~;
seward, Ezzer D-wEts; rAspGssn- Hes<.
- .eoockx, Treasurer. Frank NJ Noe-~s
secr~s.yy. CasDdss Rscs4rcso1: ssSs-kssFs
e.. ArtxEse-Nc<So-n. Ce--s- Te1a Mo
@ ~. Po1o1s. Przsezzsa Dazss, f'sses-
CaroEsae D<wns. Esdy sssssrsss ssssr1.
Lena Gambia
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TsEr~6ar evx5ssx. taar1y-E~o rsiruos
rers pre<ess- OGcsrx uese esses1c- A
6rsEA- -ls1ds, ~&s prsseas-c s<iar1sy
ereninx. Destiay ~
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xAIxeow. 11- xoETa sEooK>ylLLs-
Die Z, oDe application was received
Al the rsxs meeting there All be oexr-~
xorx.