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Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

Ma .anaI Rank Sl25, Z. ?. Mckee 81.
l. D. Owen 81, ". 5. Robertson 81,
7. " Dentca 81, J. A Lewis s.,
A-G. Freeman s.. Cliff Jcnes $3.50
J. d. Jones S.. J. Z. W. Moss S.,
/. +. Brown s., Dudley Ayles $50
N. c Vines 81. +. A. ThompsoE 81,
Maggi, Thompson 81. Irwin Brown 81.
jain Goolsby 81, L. r. Jackson 81,
B. Y. Jones $3.50, z. l. knight 81.
J. A. Sharp 81. :. J. Eskndgo 81,
J. :. PuTvis 81. r. Kecl 81, " u.
Elliott s.. &. b. Russell s.. J. +. Mat
thews 81. ". T. Shinanli s., G. u.
knight $. A L. Harris 81, J. r.
Hargis s.. John A. Donaldson $50
Bessie Wohlebea s.. L. A Olson s..
H. F. Lurdy s., J. r. White s. r. 5
Adams S2. 4. c. Brgmlett s., c. A.
McClag1y s.. q. H. NoOllett s.. f. B.
Patton $. J. r. Shepard $50 D. B.
Cook 81. &. d. Cook 81, Alex Huston
s.. L. n. Wiley 81, George Buffaloe
s.. B. s. Mize So, f. s. Bramlett IS.
/. J. Livingston 81, W. F. Rampy 81,
]. c. Treolar S8. Debphus Jones 81,
Lester Moore 81, Jim Jones 81, Louis
Gentry 81. Chesley Strickland 5oc,
T. u. Waits 81. 50 Thelna Waits 81,
Duland Cole 81. A. L. Massie 81.
Resnie Haley 81. Arthur Bacon 3.
Edward F. Bacon 81. Grant Dirk=ns
81. Jat Robertson 81, Louis IBuford 81
Joe Mullen 81, Joe BropenPur ST.
jim Mathis 81. Yancy Caruthsrs 81,
! T. Dulin 81. Ella F. Pegnes x.
c. c. Wilson s., Edward Gramel 81,
Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ. Haley SS, l. c
Perues 81. 4. H. P. Dillard S., J. NJ
Hawkins soc, P. NJ. Hawkins soc, d.
Y. Robertson 81. r. l. Robertson 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hawkins $50
~. ". Dillard 81, l. 5. Dillard 81,
James Miller 81, r. H. Potts 81,
+ Arthur Hardin 81. T. NJ. Banks, S2,
/ :. T. Graves 81. Roy Bros. Sc, Gail
( Mason $3.50, Lucy MCGOWAN S.,
ms J. A. Anderson $3.50 J. S. Good
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
LIFT YOUR c0RNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
Teils ho~ 20 Iocsen q tender corn
or eafius 90 IL llfss cut
without pain.

You reckless men and women Who
7re pestered with corns and who have
Il least once q week invited an awful
death from lock jaw or blood poison
are now told by a Cincinnati authority
20 use q drug called freezune. which
;he moment a few drops are applied
10 any corn or cnllns the soreness is re-
hevcd and soon the entire corn or cal
ms. root and all. lifts Of with the An-
-rla-
ro' one dries the moment IL 10 ap-
l4ta. nd simply shrivels the corn or cal
as without infaming or even irritating
be surrounding Tissue or skin. A small
Siile of freeHune vii cos; very little
"a any oi the drug siores. bu; win posi-
tivelv I'D aneis feet Of every hard or
CIT corn O. hardened cailus II your
7r'sEi.t hasn't any freeKone be can get
81 any wholesale drug house for you.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
BURGESS NEWS.

After the absence Of a few weeks
$50 are here again 10 let the readers
of the Eagle know. that Burgess l.
stili on the map
Mr. TuTnage Bunch Is wearing Il
smile that wont come of" There Is
"a reason-its . girl
Misses Ellen Samuels, Clara Mai
McElroy and Iva May Hutchinson
visited friends and relatives in Able
vile last week.
Mr. Hargis Redding Of Batesville,
is visiting his parents here this week
Mrs. Ira Moore Of Taylor Is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs z. NJ
McElroy.
Two Of the Burgess ~Sammies
Broadus and Halbur1 McElroy, report
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
Made Milwaukee F amous

MeCharen 50, J. c. Hartsfield s., r.
T. McElvaney 81, J. W. Woodward
50, T. f. Avent IS, l. A Purvis 81,
A V Hiler $5' J. c. Lundy s., Jim
Rogers 81. W. L Smith 81, ". T.
Sloan 81, W. T. Hartley $3.50, J. B.
Hartley 81, 5. l. McAlister 81. Mrs
Bell McAister 81, Jasie McAlister 81,
Edna McAlister 81, Lena McAhste-
81. l. c. Tatum Sl.66 L. f. Samuel
81, E. B. Hudgins $3.50, Duff East 81,
B. T. Mccain 81, L. T. Nichols 81,
W. F. Neal 81, l. B. Beanland 81,
L. T. Reed 81, J. L. Reid 81, W. A
Reid 81. f. A Reid 81, l. NJ. Bum
NETT 81, vs.. s. Durham 81, Ed Ed
wards 81. c. P. Fulmer 81. W A.
f'ulmer 81. ). II. Smith s., A. r.
Lamney S2. c. T. Lammey s., w T..
Riales 81, J. y. Riales soc, A NJ.
Nets 50. L. Wooten $3.50 J. Wolf SOC,
W. W. Childress 81. A. P. Morrison
s.. A. F. Perkins 81, r. H. Smith soc,
". H. Lowe 81. J. C. Lowe 81, L. A
Davis 81. Mrs. s. NJ. Smith 81, Mrs
McEwen 81, Dan Miteh'll 81, J. c
Woods 81, Ned Jones 81, Ji Webb 81.
W d. Heddleston SIS, J. W. Adam 5
81. f. d McFadden 81. Joe kiSaer
e ie Parks 81. SaTr u rark 81
:. Helen lake i. Dr. S Q. Price
s. Il Mccain 50, G. C. Starnes 81.
III X. Starnes $3.50 J. c. Fam $50
lobe Starnes 81, F. NJ Heard 81. Z
G. Gamble $3.50 ". J. Brown s. r
c. Jones 81. Joe Seby 81, H A Moore
s.. Mrs. II. A. Moore 81, H. Z Moore
81. Mrs. H. Encore 81, W. NJ. Wood
ward SIS. ". H. Kimmons 81, T. ;
Adams 81. DR.. A. A. Young 500
A. H. Kendel 81. A E. Hickey 50
LII Robuck 81, H. P Stephens $50
L. Fudge 81, Lottie Morgan 81, jas
T. Stoae ST. SIS, E. l. Walker 81
J. R. Naples 50, L. c. McAlister 81
Fdra Moore 81. T. J Wilson 81, J. /
B>tc; SIS. c. D. Warner 81, ". X
Tatum 81 J. 7. Tstnm $50 First
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
Ugh! CaIomeI Sickens;; Salivates!
Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone
L am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels 50 you lose day work.

'omd l you 4 dayl You
What ,alomel is. las mer-
quicAsiieer. Calomel is dam
1us. 1t crashes in.o sour bile
Use dvnamite, cramping and sick
tning You. Calomel attacks the
homes and should never be put into
your svst em.
When you feel bilious. sluggish,
oonstipated and all knocked out and
believe YOU need a dose of dangerous
calomel Just remember that your
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

that they have landed "over there
Durley Jones left last week 10 be-
come a ''Sammie" at Camp Pike
George Murchinson visited his
grandparents al Abbeville last week
Capt. Smith Is visiting friends in
the Delta this week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Samuels have
been reelected 70 our school for the
next session The opening date has
not been fixed yet, but il will be some
time in September.
FOUNTAIN PEN.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

druggist sells for few cents large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone. which
is entirely vegetable and pleasant 10
take and is perfect substitute for
calomel. 1t is guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring yOu up
inside, and can not salivate.
Don't take calomell Ii makes you
sick the next day; it loses YOU days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems Won right up and Won feel great.
Give ii TO the children as well.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

Whca yoa FEEL lazy. cut of soT1s
a vaun a r1 deal ir the daytime,
.u car cla-Ee il e a tfrpid liver
anich has s-,0W ~ the s. .om 10 ge-
fun er .mpur.tias HERBINE cures
Cd disorders p-oduced by r i1ec.ive
liver Il sttcng- c,- that S-gan.
r. sarrcz the bowels nd puts ths
system in good healthy eondi1..n-
uprr cdlej bAsw Is tae tire for ali
Pnc, 6oc sold hy a II Ksndel. Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

SO. }. r. Sullender s.. {. 5. Ander.
son -. J. B. Hughes 81. e. Graves
81 T. O. Livingston 81. X. Coos 81.
:. j. wilkins Sl.25. {. 5. Wilkins $3.50
Abb vile Auxiliary $500 g. 5. Na-
burn 81. J. 5. Locke s., II. II. sim
mons >, c. f. Sisk $40. Ira b. Moone
: j. N. Buzbce s.. J. +. Tatuna 81.
J. Anig1. 2.5o, J. W. vs.. 81. ]. NJ.
i'dvel 81, N. Hamilton s.. Wm.
Knight s., J. McDougal 81. ]. Savaqe
81. H. J. Gardner $3.50 u. Jones $3.50
u p. Raglaad S25, c. H. Geuei 81.
Mack Tubbs 81, J. A. Herdirg s..
smiley Barr 81. NahSi Cooper ST.
Ale Spears 81 J. +. St ercr S..
Nil Brown 81. J. ". Baird 81 Alb
eIf Watt 81. J. p. Tayl1r So. NJ. L.
heei 81. II. c. Foust 81, r. N. Woolsf
Il. Mr.. O. T. White-.c1d ST. B +
NcClary 81, ". C. Coke 81. Joe Nire
ST. ". F. TIwcaite 81. n. C. FalR-
Ter So. Rice Parks SS. ". 4. Hurd
81. ~. r. White 81. r. 5. Nicholson
s., J. A. Parks s.. T. J. Simm - 81.
4. /. Park 81. Mrs. Rice PAX 81. Y.
Z ferks 81. z. 7. Bollcw 81. Mr.. c.
INC lfCdw Bnow Is Sc tima Ter
f A. lagge. 50, Miss Po.--1 Collins s..
VII = k 81. Wil Savage 81. c. L.
Dec 81. r. Y. Williams s.. r. n
TAYLOR s.. W. n. Cooper 81. J. J.
Jenkins 81. T. ]. Met s.. Mr.. s. r..
Butler 81. r V. Black 81. O. L. O. tn
81 =. A Wc9lard 50. f. L. Thwe- tt
s.. J. T. Woods 81. O. ". Mceaey
$50 " ". La-r s. Rich1rl Hol1ez
81 J NJ Richards 81. 4. 7. G-ee2
81 A. W Gray $3.50 ". 2 Cooper
81 Il H. Or. s., A. J. Like s.. Mrs
A Lakey 81. Miss Derg Jolly ST.
le=.er S:oEncr s., A. Y. Joncs S. ".
II Jorcs 81. Mrs A r. Jcnes $50
2 5. Cooper 50. ". r. Crunley 81.
Mrs. Josephine Chiffon s.. ] $ ee
D. 81. 2. ?. White 81. z. C. Naite 81.
Z. White 81. c. C. Iauderiale 81.
" II Miller 81. Mrs. ". n. Mile 81
K s. Blacf 81. z. F. Knight 81. 1 lia
Naare 81. J. A Parks s.. NHl7e Re-
ae'ds s.. "a T. Hughes 81 c. Iarrest
Ssao Win RoberS,r 81. q. = boaez
s. A :. Bennot: -. n. r WzHa 50
L \ Sloan 81. ]. A. Roherasa 81.
T. Davis s.. ~. Y. Ni5ams
+ = Huvvcy s.. !. r. Hurdle s. o
~ Cover s.. W z. " mfssh s. -
MIR Frazier So. T. T. lathe 81 +
T Gabbott 81. G. G. Luther 81. s r.
Gordon ST. A. l. Naaon 81. C1arfas
frase 81. ". n. Goo5Rfn -. e. =
Gasavin -. H. +. Bnlncsley 81 6
u Devis $. George 2 aberzon s..
$ f. Wilburn 81. T. L. Roberts s.
Walter McClarty 81, Mr. / Hudson
Ms. David Bean 81. J. n sand
ers -. J y. Maple 81. J. r. KELLEY s.
Mrs. Iottie r. White Sc. = r. Wake
s. Miss Ethel RalTy 81. , g KING
s. r. Z. White S2-50. A q Billing
sley 81. Glen Fudge ST. j. T. Ch1tor
s.. J. Z. Morrison ST. Mrs. Jame.
Gordon s.. NJ Hutchinson s.. D. n
f Kinbrough $4,000 T. ". Rowland 81
F Ella Anderson 81. J. NJ Anderson 81
Fred Humphreys 81. J. F. Brown 81
l. r. Upchurch 81. " T. Baker 81
II. A. West 81. Ike Humphrey 81
". 6. Boyett s.. A Hume s.. SM
i Growner 81. Mrs. MarCiaw 81 Mrs
/ Wendell s.. A 4. Bunch So. II II
Bunch 50. G. NJ. Kizner 81. r G
Sanders 81. Cur1iss Sanders ST. s
J. Sanders 81. Bertha Sander 81
sam Lttlejohn So l. r. ROYALS 81
J. s. Surratt s.. c. :. Brown s.
Robert TorToy s.. ". r. Bunch 81
4. c. Holloman 81. O. ". HoIlomar
81. G. r. Adams 81. J. 4. S9eed Jr
81. T. Harmon 50, David Bishop $40
L. L. Roebuck 81. W. J. Lovelady 81
J. ". Strickland Soc
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
PROFITEERING IN
WAR HUSBANDS

The prosecution by the War Risk
Bureau OF women who have mau-ed
two or more soldiers 10 obtain their
war insurance disclosos he existence
Of q thriving new feminine iadust-
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

sam Wells, Sr. 81, d. ". Biiliagsley
10y James Greer 81, ". l. Hargis
!. B. Wootcn 50, Earle Fudge 81,
4 k2des 81, Bob Harkins 81, Tild-
Shin2ult 81, Flcrence S,dnault 81,
: Daniel 81, s. W. Wardlaw $3.50
tAy W. Greene IS, ]. o. Ramey IS,
= Hampton 81, Guy McLarty 81,
Stewart 81, Ellen Bailey 81, Mrs.
r. heel sl-T5, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Ne e, Preston Crowell 81, ]. NJ.
noers 81, Mrs W. Kimmons 81,
nnle kimmons 81, J. A. Caldwell
Ethel Mathis 81, W. c. Pettis 81,
8. Mcmahon SIS, ]. W. T. Falkner
t. r M. Showers S25, Clida May
.aNn S2' Earl Cain 81, J. c. Culley
sam Friedman 50, T. w. Black
= Z. Avent SIS, ]. X. Miller IS,
Z, BOwles IS, ]. D. Butler 81, o.
eresswell $3.50, H. T. Smith 50
: tnednan 81. C. H. Roach 81, J. H
"Snee IS, S. S. Webster 81, c. A.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
d Cross Contributions from Tula

Continued from last week.
r. SL00, J. W. Garner s1.00, ]. E.
Ines sl.00, Dave Hallman $3.50,
B. Cole $3.50, ]. B. Parker Sl.0O.
$. Hartsfield s1.0O, J. A. Coleman
200, Mrs J. A Coleman Sl-O0. Miss
Ftue Coleman s1-oo, Mrs. Z. G.
f2rp Sl-25, ]. /. Marchbanks S100,
W. Garner s1.00, NJ H. Garner
zoo, Mrs. Ann Garner sI.00, J. NJ.
Afclng Sl-00. Doyle 0Swalt s1.O0,
Scar Cofferman Sl.00, George
%, James Brown $500, c. H. Har-
r. $500, L. F. Patton 500, J. NJ.
ehnson Sl7.00, Russell John S1.00,
nson Davis s.. so, L. Davis Sl.00,
y. Brown S1.00. J. II. 0gmant
-OO' ". c. Sipes S1-00, r. NJ. Parke
DO J. McGonagill sl.00. Stanford
s'er SloO, Cream $500, Play
Zoo.
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04
6lRLSl LEMON JUICE
is A SKIN WHITENER
How 20 rake a creamy beauty ietson
for q fee centa

The Jalce 81 two fresh lernuus strained
into a bottle custaining taaree ounces of
orchard white makes a whole quarter
pint q the moss remarkable lernon skin
beam her al 2aouf the eest one must
pay for a snail jar Of the ordinary cola
creams Care should be taken to strain
--- no1 juice through fine cloth 90
40 lcEnon pulp gets IN. then this lotion
WlA kcsP fresh for n0nfhs Every
"unaa knows that lemon juice il used
T. iacach and remove snch bl-mishes as
irccklas, sallCwness and tan and In
the IDEAL skin softener. vhitener and
heRusl fer
just try it. Get three ounces %
orchard white as any drug store and
two lenons from the grocer and make up
q quarter pint Of this swer;ly fragrant
lenon lotlon and massage il daily into
the fAce, neck. arms and hands
Oxford eagle., 1918-07-04

WANTED-TwO girls TO learn print
ing trade No pay while learning.
Good wages and steady position Af-
ter learning. Apply at the Eagle
Office for particulars.
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SOLDIER BOYS

Oscar Robbins, the son Of Dana
Robbins of East Dixf1eld, who is a
soldier in the United States army in
Texas. is now sergeant in his company
and is highly complimented by the Of
ticers as being every inch soldier He
is Il good disciplinarian and enjoys
military life.
Ralph Decker of Co. G, who is now
with the L. S. troops in France, writes
home. Sometimes you hear a noise
like horse running down the street
and when you look out. instead of a
horse you see an old lady running
down the street with a pair Of wooden
shoes on. We had n snowStorm the
other night and the people almost died
OF fright. II is not very often they
another letter from me the great show
viii have begun and the first act will
be over and ! hope [ will be able to
get q rain check 50 that will be there
to see the second act. have new
Job now. | am one of the company's
mechanics and it is a good job, not
much walking 10 IL"
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sherman
Keenan, of Galveston, Texas, announce
the engagement Of their daugh
ter, Elizabeth. 70 Capt. Nelson
Dingley, III. roast Guard Artillery.
Fort Crockett. Galveston, son Of Ed
ward n. Dingley ana grandson Of
the late Congressman Dingley. The
wedding vii! take place about the
middle of February, it is understood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-17
Tells H0sU to Stop q
Bod Cough
Surprlslnx results from th,. home
made syrup. Easily prepared
and c0ste little.

II you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing.
or II YOUR child wakes up during tia
night with Group and you want nuinl-
help, Just try this pleasant TASTING
homemade cough remedy. ANY drug.
glst can supply you with 81. ounces OF
Phnex go cents WORTH. Ponr this ;ntn
a, pint bottle and fill the bottle VIII
PLAIN granulatod sugar syrup. Thus
prepared, you have pint Of really re-.
1naIkaple cough rcmedy-one that can
be depended upon to give QUICK and h Il.
ing relief at all times.
You can feel this take hold Of n connb
in a way that means husincSe IL
!oosens and raises the nblcgm s4o,s
throat tickle and soothes and hn.,s 't tha
11iri'sted membranes that line tic
throat and bronchial tulcs with snrt,
Pfomptness, ease and certainty that il
is really. astonishing. ' 'A''' ~
IN. Iile1 IS special and highly concen.
ttated compound Of genuine EoTway
pine extract, and is noted for its s~ned
IA overcoming severe coughs throat a,d
chest colds It's millions Of onttus;. a.;a
users have made it lannon's The s worid
over. 'ne "oTid
Ihere are many worthless ;,o;t..;o
OF this noted mixture. To AL dtaona
Pointnent, ask for t..l, oraooa sa -
timex timex "itl full directions and dom
aseeps ANYTHING else. A guarantee OF
ABSOLUTE satisfaction or money promntS,,
refunded. goes with this nreparo ,,Io,5
Inc 1!ae1 o.. #. Wayne. Ind.
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Maine Man Promoted

Guy Eastman Trip. Maine man. and
chairman of the board q the WestnS-
house Electric g. Manufacturing Co.. has
been named D.. the War department as
chief Of the production division Of the
Ordnance Bureau. IN this position lie is
intrusted with the task of supervising an;
stimulating production OF ordnance sup
plies Mr. Eastman was born in Wells
April %, 1861. and received his early odu
cation in the schools OF that town and at
South Berwick academy. lie has been
identified with bis; financial ana manufac-
turing properties for many years, and is :.
director of the American surety Co., the
United states Mortgage < Trust co, the
Electric Properties Corporation. Westng-
house, Church. Kerr < co. ana other
corporations and banking institutions. ~
GLIDING railways corporations, He Is q
member Of The American Academy uf Pc
litical and Social Science. ana a number
of engineering and social cubs.
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Destroy Pests and Save Food

The grain eaten and spoiled on the
farms of the United States by rats
and mice would, if saved for the mar
Let return sufficient money to pay the
tax bill Of all the farmers in the
country state officials of the Depart
ment of Agriculture Rats and mice
destroy in the United States each year
property valued at more than $500 600, =
coo. an amount equivalent to the gross
earnings OF an army of 100000 men.
Moreover. rodents are proven carriers
OF fata! diseases, and sanitarians de-
clare they have been responsible for
more untimelv deaths among human
beings than all the wars in history.
Mothers Magazine for February
urges a systematic campaign of eX-
termination under the guidance Of the
Department Of Agriculture. Why not .
Rats and mice are parasites without a
single redecminG characteristic. They
are CONSERVATORY worst enemy.
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COM|NG EVENTS

Jan. l,-1S-Maine Press Association an: an
nual convention. City building Natervlne:
ian 1S-Western Somerset teachers
Association. annual convention. skoWhe-
Jan. ol-Curtailment Of passenger serv-
ice On Maine Central railroad.
Jan. 27-Centenntal exercises flfs< bai'-
fist church. Bangor.
Jan. 2S-Feb. ANNUAL convocation Week.
Bangor Theological seminar!
Jan 3n--Lecturc by Ut. Harvey Whey
City hill, Portland.
ian. A,-"Tas Your shovel day.
Feb 5-1-Lewiston Auburn exposition OF
Feb. 6-7-A1ainc Sheep Show, Exposition
building, ortiand.
Feb l3--Asn Wednesday, Lent begins.
Feb. 1a-g,-Meetns OF local assessors OF
Maine at Augusta.
Fem. 23-Western Ma,ne ry'hian Jubi-
lee. Portland.
Feb. 22-2i-Maine Christian Erdeavor
Union, biennial convention. Wiiliston
church. Portland.
March 2$-Meetiug OF Republran state
convention, Bangor.
Sept. 7-21-AIaine state far At Lewiston.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of
taking tones, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause OF the ailment - clogged liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowels are performing their
natural functions, away goes Indigestion
and stomach troubles.
If you have bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calonei.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them b. their
olive color. They 90 the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two ct bedtime for quick
relief, SO you can eat what YOU like.
At 10c and 25c pr box. All druggists.
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CHELSEA

Friday night Jan. II. DIR. W. @
Cobb, past master OF Gardiner Grange
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Hayes
installed the officers Of Chelsea
Grange A large number were pres
ent. among them several out Of town
guests.
Mrs. George Roadway of Farming
dale was FRIDAY the guest OF Mrs
Charles Malaney.
Miss Edna Hayes was the weekend
guest of friends III West Gardiner.
The friends Of Mrs. Mary j. Stat
ford will he pleased to learn that she
is still gaining in strength arter hel
long ana severe illness.
q. T. Cooper, who has been i'll f"l
several months, is able to co a little
light work.
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. G. Otis Of Cornish

Ira Clark OTIS, who died at the home \
his sister. Mrs. Annie l.. Farnham. F'ridav
morning at Cornish, was very highly re-
spected citizen. Mr.. Otis was the only
son Of James and Mary Clark Otis. ana
was born in Cornish Sept. 13 1912. He was
educated in the schools Of that town. am.
early in his Eoung manhood displa,eo
much ability for a business career ana
after spending two years in California -
entered the store Of Albert O'Rrion a.
mann street. remaining for a long term
ot years AS their head CLERK. About 1879
ne went into business for himself in tht.
stoFe known IS Smith and Warrens $. re-
naming there until he went to Gorha n,
over y Eears ago. From the start he es-
tahilshed reputation FOR integrity
square dealing and efficiency In August.
1881, lie was united In marriage 70 Mis-:
Clara A. Richardson Of Lakeside. Two
years ago upon the death Of Mrs. Otis.
Mr OTIS returned to Cornish, making his
nome With his sister since. Mr. Otis vas
q member Of Cornish School Association.
ana much interested in its progress Ra-
ing very quiet, unassumine man an I
ueFo'eu 70 MS meme, Mr. OTIS
found no enjoyment in lodges or c,,bs
MI Otis Is survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Annie l.. Farnham. Miss Lydia J. OTIS,
hoth Of Cornish, and two n;eces Mje.
Mary G Farnham OF Cornish and Nrs
harriet Farnham Kilborn of Albanv
y fuferai services were at the home
tuesday afternoon, Rev Fred Bapnis,ar.
OF Co!eorook. y. H.. officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-17

For the first time in the memory Of
man, a deluge of colored calendars has
not marked the new years start in
every otticc Of city and town. War
time economy has apparently forced
thousands of barking. Insurance and
business houses to cut out the issue Of
these yearly souvenirs, that used 70
come in quantities enough 70 paper
whole walls. OF all the hardships Of
war. this let-up in calendar singing is
hailed by many as the easiest to be
borne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-17
Cured Mis- RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk
several wears ago. Doctors 50 Id my only hope
good. Finally ] got hold of something that
quickly and completely cured me. Years have
passed ard the rupture has never returned
although am doing hard work carpen-
ter There was no operation, no lost time no
trouble have nothing TO sell. but will give
full information about how YOU may find a
complete cure without operation, ii YOU write
to me. Eugene NJ Puilen, Carpenter, 1TS-D
Marcellus Avenue. Manasquam. y. j. Better
cut out this notice and show it to any others
who arc ruptured--you may a life or at
least stop the misery of rupture and the
worry and danger of an operation.
Sept2, cot Il .f+t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-17
Let Uncle Sam Consider This

The Hon. Crawford Vaughan, ex-
premier OF Southern Australia. Is max
ing a speaking tour Of the United
states under the auspices of the Ma
tional Security League. At the Har-
ward club In New York ne explained
the unique and comprehensive meth
eds adopted In Australia to provide
for her soldiers returning from war
lie said.
Repatriation is the term used in
australia for the rehabilitation of re-
turned soldiers into civil life after
three years at war Australia has
been called upon TO face the question
Vt dealing with returned men who
have been discharged from military
service on account OF the nature of
their wounds. Men who have lost
limbs are being provided with artifi-
cial limbs and 1t becomes essential
Tor them 20 have special training TO
At them for civil occupations. Fac
tories for the manufacture of artificial
limbs have been established and re-
turned soldiers are being employed in
his work. What an armless man can
accomplish through an artificial limb
is really marvellous"
The principal problem confronting
Australia in relation TO discharged