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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-19
new FABLES IN SLANG
FIRST AID

n NE upon time there was a guy who,
" being in the first bloom of youth, was
caught in the draft when this glorious coun-
try of ours decided, thru Woodrow Wilson,
TO knock the l out of Bill-aSo out of Bills
six sons and all of his male relations
Ana 1t same to pass that even tho this
youthful bird was caught in the draft-vet
he caught no cod-not even a mild attack of
cold feetus, otherwise known as Stacker
anus. And, as time went on, the aforesaid
gilded youth-hiS name was lust plain Jo
Smith-received his notification to report at
the largest training camp in the United
States. After he had reported there for his
preliminary sparring he discovered the name
OF the camp to be LewS-not Jim Ham
Lews-but just plain Lewis. Now Jo lin
gered around Camp Lewis for weeks-aye,
monthSmand he visited Puyallup and the
other villages about there-and became very
wroth that his good old Uncle should ship
him into place surrounded by such vendant
towns-yea-he became even as a IL O'Clock
guy in We Q O'Clock town.
And then it came to pass
He discovered that every two hours on
the odd hour after 7 a. m. there left MI
nlcipal Dock in Tacoma a large comfortable
steamer which would take him to Wonder
City of the Northwest for 81 cents, or carry
him there and back for one bone
He-came
He-Saw
He-conquered-the ladies, the town, the
men.
He's glad he's at Lewis-this guy Jo
He travels this way to see the gang over
here and he asks that the bunch in Seattle
use the boats which leave Colman Dock,
Seattle on the same schedue-every two
hours on the odd hour after a. m-and visit
him and the rest of the Yanks in training
at Lewis.
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Stall -. s0c liquid veneer. toc; 25c
size 20c. Crystal white soap. &C;
Shinoia. i0c: CSC pkg. Tree tea. CSC:
i5c can pork and beans l0c: SC
red snappcrs. Toe III: extra large
Norway herring. salt. i5c each:
fresh smeli. lbs. for Sc. Stall 81,
pot roasts. isc h. corn beef. i5-isc
h 1903. karo syrup. s-lb. size.
dark. soc. stall 20. fresh ground
corn meal 8 lbs Tor anc
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Stocks and Bonds


SMALL FRESH. CLEAN STOCK or
drugs and Eundrios. reasonable
discount. fixtures for sale: store
for rent 6i6 Pike st. Phone Main
$3.50
HI'Y \ HoMESITE IN ADAMS isT
Addition To- Fnuntleroy
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For Snie--I,enI Estate

IL ROOM MODERN COTTAGE:
large lot. fine garden soil; $500
cash. balance terms. hit Mutual
Life nidg Phone Elliott i19. or
East SEAS
4 ROOMS. HATH. ATTIC ROOM.
fun basement. reasonable, by
owner as3 \. 7Gth st.. Phinnoy
car.
Lot h0Xi2O. 2-HOOM HOUSE, LOTS
81 fruit Price 700. 1870 cash
$500 3fth ave W. Fort LRwton car
Rniniot 12hW.
fiAHaAtNS. MOD = RN HOUSES.
bungalows apartments. lots
Terms Smith. 432 Pioneer Bldg.
Seattle.
MY or OWNER. SAVE COMMts-
sion. T-TuOm house. y block from
ear. ballard $500. terms. Phone
queen Anne flbN
40 YOU WANT 4 aSAp?
JcHnen has ~
SO New york Xix
MY 4 uDMESiTE ~ ADAMS 1877
Addition 90 Funntteroy
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ARE YoU ngALLx. MAKING

ARE YOU REALLY MAKING
ANY MONEY!
Isn't II true that you arc spending
just about all you earn for living
expenses Supposing YOU were
earning your present wages and
raising most ~ your table needs
on farm homo, within f5-minutc
auto ride Of Sonttle'a business CEN
ter, Then you'd he making money.
You can buy 2 ncrcs ~ rich land
tand this h. rich land: no gravel
bed or Hilbert nut sand piD. be-
tween Pacific highway and pave
cleared land at 5000 an acre. Heat
land buy IN Seattle today Let US
drive you out to sec this. Wen
make terms and help you get
started
JONES & PHtNNEY
hlf second Ave. Ground Floor.
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Special Notices


HAGTfME PIANO PLAYING
And popular music taught In 20 les
sons. PbntnRes Bldg.
OLD GOLD. silver TEETH Ola
monda wanted. Highest price paid
los Cherry ST
REV GHEENE Hotel Holland. 9Th.
at Jefferson. Conveniently located
Private parlorH. Main ofoi.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL 2O2 PIKE TT
Bessie ktNGTON -rUILfc STEM
oRrapher bnG Crnry Bldg
81 Personal
GROWS HAIR. treats dnndruff &c
zsma. Results HANTEED.
ladies' gentlemen, violet ray for
colds. rheumatism. face massage.
shampoo. Open evenings. Louise
Dalton. az Eitel bldg Elliott
2s46.
Private Ennitnrlum Diseases ~
women nucceHHfuliy treated. Regis
tered phYHicianH. Terms rcHHonh bic.
1927 18Th ave. Capitol I'M car.
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THREE LARGE LOTS
Each 50x1G0 Feet
Close 90 car and paved street; best OF
soil; fine spring creek. plenty OF
wood FOR the winter: $500. terms
$50 cash. surely snap for some
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos ard Az.
BEST BUY IN UNIVERSITY
DISTRICT
MODERN GROOM COTTAGE. exccpt
basement and furnace: house In
good condition; corner lot: on
brooklyn ave: garage and alley.
Price $4,000: cash about 1850.
PlNNEY g STREET 726 Third Ave.
NEW, MODERN COTTAGE
81, SOC, big lot. s0xi 20; on municInat
car line. iS minutes ride from
shipyards. only 5000 cash. W. p
Patten, 223 Railway Exchange
Bldg. Evenings Queen Anne 2G9i
40 LOTS ON GRAHAM sT pr.
tween 32nd and 3Gth: 90 pcr cent
improved; $40 down. IS per month.
16 LOTS, WHOLE BLOCK: FEW
fcot taken by boulevard
2 IN another block at Des Moinea.
lots at Chnrleston. Cash or terms.
EDW, CtVELIER,
Kingston. wash
FOR sALE-ib-ROOM HOUSE All.
single rooWs. bringing sib per
month; half mile from shipyarda
$500. $500 cash. owner. io7
Eantiake ave, during week
Owner forced 10 sell fine view lot
42Nl0o; 3 minutes from Hhipynrds,
3 on paved Beacon boulevard Se0n
includes paving assessments. liza,
Star.
54R OoM MODERN COTTAGE
laundry trays In basement 1892
Glst N. W. Ballard
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w. s. DULMAGE co.
I BIG BARGAIN HOUSE"

1907 10th ave. Bet. Pike and Union.
1870 Chevrolet. a great buy
/ at .....-............ f525
Another 400 Chevrolet OF re-
/ cent model. at .............. 575
fo17--taO Chevrolet that Is n
dandy at ............... $50
1ofs-f9O Chevrolet. in the very
best Of shape. a great buy at $50
1o1s-f9O Chevrolet. In good CON
dillon; must be seen to be APP
prceiated. Take IL away for. 725
/ 191s-f90 Chevrolet that You
cannot find its duplicate at
! this price elsewhere for...... SIS
A dandy Ford touring car buy
at '..... .''................ $50
Another at 500
Grant Six; a bargain ........ $50
We have any number Of Ford tour
ing and roadsters; priced all the
way from $500 up. Any OF these
cars VIII stand rigid inspection
Easy terms on any OF the above cars:
also very liberal terms on the fol-
lowing makes: King, Overland
Scripps- Booth. Buick. Flanders
Studebaker, Maxwell, Oakl land
Winton and Franklin
Take advantage or this sale. Cars
are here for your inspection, II
In our pleasure TO show you.
CHEVROLET. GOOD AS NEW
VIII take Liberty bonds. first
mortgage or terms Apt, q III
Marion Ut. Call Mcclellan. Main
o77. right now.
LIGHT -PASSENGE CAR. DANNY
bargain. Sold for paint bill $3.50
AUTO PAINTING co.
Tor Floor 1911 nth Ave.
ONE 1916 FORD, GOOD TIRES; A
good buy at 1915 cash.
UTILITY GARAGE,
32f King 81. Elliott 1888.
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TRUCK BARGAINS
EXTRAORDINARY
For saIe-Iieal Estate

IS For Saic-Iteai Estate
GREATEST BARGAIN
ONLY A FEW LEFT
THOSE HALF-AcREs
or LAKE nURIEN CAR LINE
IS MINUTES FROM sHurYARp
Rem, payer. you want H.
Iiomcsecker. you want a.
Investors. you want a.
one-ouarter Acre for iits
one-ilair Acre for isoe
ono whole Acre for ts9s
only $40 Down. Then 81 Monthly
Tor Quaftcr-Acre
only $50 Down. Then s. Monthly
for Half-Acrc.
only $50 Down. Then 40 Monthly
for one Acre.
NO RESTRICTIONS
BUILD WHAT You WANT
PIT UP \ TENT on 4 SHACK
No PAYMENT WHEN SICK
No PAYMENT WHEN ot'T OF
WORK
where or how can you beat ia
LET ME- SHOW YOU-Sow--
TODAY
Automobile leaves today and totnor-
row from our office. at IT'S % Hv.
1880 4. ". s.5oP NJ ASp s.s0r ST
Look u over Let ur show how e.
start life on $40 htll. and set a
home.
W J MARVIN
eos Boston Block
Second and Columbia.
Telephone Elliott fssT.
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~ For Exchrnge-R~ai Estate
Acreage
NEW HOUsE-2is ACRES
RUNNING WATER-si.e0O

Is chickens; large incubator.
hruodcr stove. oir.. house was
only built last year. furniture
and tools, including splendid
range. bedding and dishes. 20
with place. nomc standing tim
her. running water through
property. Improved places adj
joining. fenced: on county
road. short distance from
school; convenient for anyone
employed downtown. Very
reasonable cash payment to
parties moving on property.
balance SIS monthly.
BURKE s. FARRAR. Inc.
203 New York BLOCK.
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nAnaAlNs rXrnAoRpINARY

We arc now running used car sale
that consists ~ some Of the best
buys IN Seattle today. and we auE-
Rest you Rt least call and look "a
over Before making your final de-
slsion. foiiowing are few OF
our genuine Giit Edge bargains.
wfSToN s-cyiindor. a beautiful and
powerful car. for private use or
stage work
GRANT SIX This will not last long
OVERLAND passenger. mechanic
ally perfect
CADILLAC EIGHT one that will
take you there and bring you back
OVERLAND DELIVERY. good ~
new
CHALMERS COUPE. just "a good As
when u left It's Detroit factory
This IL beautiful car. aud me
chanically perfect Must be seen
TO be appreciated Going at a
price that viii surprise you
HtPMOHif.E 1917 fine condition.
CADILLAC s--ThlH Ia surely an er.
eeptional car and must 90 at a
sacrifice.
COLONIAL GARAGE
1919 Eighth Ave. Bet. Pike and Pine
tBctter come chriy1
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HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th Ave.
1917 Ford touring: like new.s550
igit Ford rohdster ........... SO
1915 Ford touring ......... tbO
lblI Maxwell touring ........ 700
1916 Baby Grand Chevrolet .... AIS
lslo buick touring ........... 400
] light bug. good tires ......... IT'S
iHlb 'hevrol"t roadster ........ 565
20 other good cars at prices that sell
and on terms to suit you.
1871 10th Ave.
Between Pike and Union.
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THIS
is NOT a cAMoUrLAGEp AID
AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF
REAL FACTS
COME NJ and see the following
best buys In Seattle before
deciding:
1915 Ford touring: overhRuied: :
new tires, foot throttle cut-out.
other extras. runs like new.
Price right
Overland touring. good tires and
top. See today only. f9i5.
Chalmers touring; In great con-
dition. reprinted: has new tires
all around. You name tho DOM
onstrhti0n. Worth sT50 II rs
worth cent Make me an
offer.
Regal 7-paEsenEer: new tires. re-
painted. In best Of condition in
every way IL will surprise
you at 1915.
Auburn passenger. repainted:
new tires all around. In Al
condition. looks and runs like
new. Might consider roadster
as part payment Frice $3.50.
Winton cars. Prices $500 20
$4,000. including new tires.
tops and paint Remember
they are GUARANTEED.
SEE KING At
wISToN co.
1907 T.. Pike ST. Phone East esis.
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EQUITABLE BOND coMPASY
col -eoe Lowman Building. Seattle.
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a To Let--Unfurnished Houses
For Kent-Rooms

ROOMMATE wANTED-Uave
'front.' bedrooms: private bath; CEN
tral location; low rent. C. Iund
lO5 FIrgt. S. Leave phnne nunber
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WAGE GARNER: ron ARE LABOR
ing 20 supply your needs OF today.
but are you saving iiSle each
DAY TO supply your needs when you
earn money!
Our plan. especially devised TO rne~t
che wants OF the wage Garner.
pvovfdes a safe place to invest
your savings. large or small. where
IN profits.
Yor Information call Elliott 1884 or
call on or write to
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Special Notices
NOTICE
JOHN kUkALTS

| am your cousin. have willcd all
my property to you when | die.
The papers are In Katalli, Alaska.
There rs $4,000 In money. Come
TO me at once. am In bad con-
dillon.
Your Cousin,
JOSEPH RALANIS.
- katnlli. Alaska
eikaen, 1915 18th " W. Phone
Bnlly I'd 1877
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$3.50
5-room bungalow.
Fireplace.
Furnace.
Cement basement.
All improvements except paving.
One block from street car.
$3.50 cash. not less. balance your
convenience.
Liberty honda taken nR cash.
RURWELB a. MORFORD, Inc.
bT5 Colmhn Bldg. Main gs5b
A SPLENDID BUY
Two fine. level lots. size 2bxa6. with
unobstruCtibie View Of Sound and
mountains These lots are on edge
Of bluff overlooking Sound. Ideal
location for home. four blocks
from city car line. I paid 1850 for
these lots six years ago. expecting
10 hutld home. Price $3.50: terms
VIII accept Liberty bonds In pay
ment Call owner. .. n iT24
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state OF Washington. for King
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Wanted-To Rent

Will. PAY 1900 CASH FOR LEASE
Of s-room modern house for one
year Would prefer Ballard dis
trict. Place need not have fur
Address 1851 w. Gznd ut. Phone
Ballard oil.
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West Seattle Propcrty

WOOpYs WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
t2.i00 buys "a nice modern broom
home and "a beautiful lot. near
the West Seattle high school
and playflcid Terms.
1890 for beautiful view lot. with
lots ~ fine bearing fruit trees
and a good house. located near
end ~ Alkt car. This on rca-
Honnblc terms
f2tsO FOR n beautiful. modern little
home az GatrN God. fireplace.
sleeping porch. buiit.in fea-
turtH. large. level View lot.
Can give Immediate posses
sion, Easy terms.
ti.50 for n cute little bungalow 3
rooms and bath. magnificent
view. only ! = blocks 60 AK
car. not far from beach.
t2.250 for n modern home Of rooms
and bath. beautiful lot. 603ie0.
just OF California ave. Terms
s.. 900 buys bis. level lot. 20 alley.
Groom house. not FAR from
West Seattle high school
Terms
i00Ni20 Nice level garden tract: not
far from California ave. for
5000. Easy terms
R D. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West a5t
$500; $500 DOWN. $50 PER MONTH
Including Interest Beautiful l-room
modern cottage. fireplace. gas.
electric liEhtn. all buiit-in fea-
lures; sweeping View 81 bay: lot
anNttos garage. block 60 car.
broom modern = tEe. $3.50 5000
down. So a mo IN. Including in
frtrHt5 close Go car
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN
bungalow. overlooking bny. two
blocks from California ave- gas
lights. city water. grading In and
paid. 1880. $500 down. $50 per
month including interest
fpA SMITH * 60
A4oi California Ave Weat 80
Take No. 2 car e. Dawson -
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Friends in this place OF Mrs Howard
Morrison of Waterville (nee Ida
Rowe) are pleased to learn OF the
birth OF a SON. who bears the name
of Paul Rowe Morrison.
Mrs. Silas Hunnewell is slowly re
covering from her Illness.
Tuesday OF last week eighteen OF the
neighbors of Mrs. Emma Healy gather
ed at her home where they cut and
yarded about 10 cords OF wood.
Mr. and Mrs. ROBBIE Robinson got
thru working at Floyd Hunnewells
and returned to Bingham Saturday.
II. A. Plunkett OF Rutland, Vt, one
OF the owners OF the New England
Lumber Co. was at Henry Rollins
Saturday. Mr.. Plunkett expects to
move to Bingham with his family for
the summer. as soon as possib e.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Maxfield are
expected to return to Rowe Pond
camp, Friday of this week, after spend
ing the winter at the Capitol.
Mrs. Emma Healy was called to
Bingham, Friday night by the critical
Illness OF her mother, Mrs Mary Cor
don, who suffered shock OF paraly-
sis and passed away Sunday afternoon
Funeral was held at two o'clock Tues
day.
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

Frank Crommett of Fairfield visited
his mother Mrs. Leslie Daggett, Sun
day.
Mrs Arthur MARI OF Clinton passed
the day Thursday with Mrs. Irving
Davis.
Alton Peavey went to Ripley Thurs
day and will work there with his
brother-in-l law Edward Rumery for
summer
Miss Marian Small went to Newport
Thursday and will spend few weeks
with her sister Mrs. Newell Stevens.
Mrs. Addie Putnam is stopping with
Mrs. Violet Foster for few weeks.
Man1ey Holt of Hinckley was in
town Saturday.
Alfred Holt of Benton was calling
on friends at Moore's Mills Saturday
and returned to his home Sunday.
Harry Holt was in Waterville on
business one day recently.
Mrs Ina Eiiwood and daughter
Phyllis. who are stopping in Skowhe
gan for the present, passed Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Almon
Smith
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called and his nephew Woodie Sanborn
OF Bingham came with the doctor and
undertaken Dinsmore also OF Bingham.
Coney Sanborn. brother and his wife
OF Skowhegan. arrived later with
Nelson Jones OF Norridgewock. Mr..
Sanborn was "a years of age. He has
been in failing health during the past
winter. With the exception of the
above mentioned brother and nfeces,
he has no near relatives, as he never
married but lived alone. The com
munity will miss Smith" as he was
of friendly nature.
Mrs. Harry Williams OF Norr1dge-
wock is visiting relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rogan moved In
to their new home, the Pleasant Pond
house, last week. Mrs. Rogan had the
misfortune to break her leg Thursday.
DR.. Brown reduced the fracture and
she is as comfortable as can be ex-
pected
Gene Powell, who has been in
Stockton Springs the past winter, Is
visiting friends in town.
Carroll Hunnewell, who has been
taking care OF Albert Williams, return
ed to his home Sunday.
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns


School A committee was appointed
Sunday TO prepare Children DAY
program To be given in June
George Chandler and family were
guests of relatives in Mercer and New
Sharon over Sunday
Mrs Nellie Chamberlain Of Mercer
was calling on friends in town Fri
day.
Nearly everyone has been raking
their lawns and burning rubbish dur
ing the past week and yet we have
few most unsightly spots in town
which need attention. Doubtless the
ones who are to blame for the dis
order will have these places looked
after as soon as possible
II il requested that all boys and
girls who intend to join the Agricul-
tural Clubs will notify the local lead
+ err. Guy Rogers. before May first as he
/ has to make a report to the State at
! that time Several prizes have been
won by local boys in these clubs and
II IA hoped that the membership viii
be large this year.
Special six reel feature THE Price
Mark" a Thomas II. Ince production
by Aircraft Co. will be shown at the
Town Hall, Saturday evening, April
81. at s O'Clock sharp.
There will be a meeting of the spec
ial committees of the Red Cross at
the Town Hall this week Friday al
ternoon at 2.3O.
The sum allotted to this town to
raise for the Third Liberty Loan Is a
little less than Fourteen Thousand
Dollars and daily report is posted in
the postoffice window each day Inc
figures are growing each day and II IS
hoped that this town will more than
90 over the top in this matter.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Priest and son
OF Skowhegan were guests last Sunday
of Mrs. Priests father, l.. II. Stevens.
Mrs. Lee Williamson and three III
tie daughters are visiting her mother
Mrs Helen Stevens.
w. II. Webb returned to his home IN
Monroe the first OF the week, while
Mrs. Webb will remain for longer
visit with her daughter Mrs Harriet
Blaisdell
Roland Barker and wife of Water
VILE we're the week end guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Edward Barker
Mrs. William Hilton was CARED TO
Skowhegan Monday where she was
successfully operated upon and is get
ting along as well as can be expected
Is The members OF Somerset Rebekah
Lodge and their families were the
guests Monday evening of Quinne-
bassett Lodge l. O. 0. F.. the even
ing's entertainment being given in
honor of the anniversary of Odd Eel
lowship A nice program was given
the music being furnished by Jones
orchestra of four pieces. William
Longley gave brief history OF the
order and Mrs Mabel Miller gave q
brief history of the Rebekah organi-
cation. After the program refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served.
Hazel Soule has been on the sick
list.
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EAST ST. ALBANS

Mrs. Mildred Newcomb of Lewiston
is visiting at Howard Nutter's and will
go next week to New York to visit her
sister.
Mrs Hanrahar of Portland, who Is
staying at Howard Nutter's will re-
turn to Portland this week, but her
daughter little Marion will stay with
Mrs. Nutter this summer.
C. M. Ellis was a business caller at
Newport this week.
A. B. Nickerstn is at home from
Scar Siding, where he has been at
work saving pulp.
Miss Erma Ross of Pittsfield passed
the week end wi h her parents Mr. and
Mrs C. II. Ross.
Mrs Nettie Mower went to Ripley
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs Henrietta Randall.
George Campbell and Miss Skillings
of Harmony wee in town Sunday.
The friends OF Mrs. A b. Nickerson
will be pleased to know she has had
the cataract removed from her eye
and Is doing a. well as can be ex-
pected
Roy Nichols was in Dexter Sunday
Charles Burrill has moved his fam
lily into the A W Miller rent.
Joshua Nichols and family Of Cor
lima have moved IN with his daughter
Mrs Horace Varney.
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NORTH ST. ALBANS

John S Parker returned home last
Tuesday from Lewiston, where he
passed the winter months with his son
Goodwin l.. Parker
Martha Holway is very i'll at this
writing
John and Horace Parker were in
Bangor, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Nichols were
In Corinna Sunday.
Edwin Grant is agent for the United
States cream separator.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w Libby were visit
ors at U. s. Parker's Sunday
s. j. Parker Is suffering from an
attack Of sciatica.
Miss Erma Ross, who Is attending
school at M. c. l. spent Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ross
Red Cross work has recently been
taken up In the town schools. Fri
day afternoon was the afternoon as
signed for the work. w. S. S. have
been placed in every school. The
children have begun to loan Uncle
Sam their quarters Much interest
IL being shown State certificate is
granted when 100 per cent of the pu-
pills own stamps.
The pupils in town that received at
tendance certificates for not being tar
dy or absent for the winter term are:
Brick school. Bertell Bryant, Goodwin
Philbrick, Laura Bryant, Edythe Phil
brick, Marjorie Parker, Arthur Bower
man; Pond school, Harry Libby, Bes-
sic Buker, Earl Heath, Maylon Gray
Vera Haseltine Magoon school, Ever
EFT Smith Alice Clark, Lloyd Smith
Harold Seekins, Lester Foss, Joseph
Seekns; Hopkins school. Edith Emer-
son, Rena Emerson, Leslie Schilling'
err. Bertha Schillinger; Five Corner
school, Enroll Libby, Vivian Nichols
Primary school. Esther Varney, Enzel
varney, Ruth Moore, Meredith Moore
Grammar none.