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Catarrn Cannot Be cured

9th LOCAL APPLICATIONS. AZ they cannot
each the seat Of the disease. Catarri is a blood
or constitutional disease. ana in order to cure i,
Eou must take internal remedies. HALLS Catarrb
sure is taken internally and acts directly ,nor
ne blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catnrrh
icribed BY one of the best pliyscians in this
,onn'ry for years and is Il regular prescription.
1t is composed of The best tonics known com.
o!ned with the best blood purifiers. acting di
'cctly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
,onhin'ti IN of the two ingredients is whnt pro-
iuces such wonderful results ii, curing catarrh.
;end for testimonials. free
+. j. CHENEY * CO.. t>rops., Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists price 75c
Take EaIl's i'amiiv Pills for consultation,
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Win the War by Preparing the Land,
} Sowing the Seed and PRODUCE.
ing Bigger Crops

Enort the Soil canada-cooner,+va
n 900 controllers of United
'e overseas before
trlrt states and Canada Tho Of u iie
Every Available Contribute: Every avahe Eo,m
and Farm Rand ~ ' ~' "'a"ao'e Fs'"er
Western Canad. hos al, ,,.,..
hu an appeal TO the United
~ ''oiN 'A'n ioi4
candas Wheat Production Bushels. tho
oemaha FROM Canada Alone for 1918, 4oo,O00ooo
no secure This she must have
the men The Government of the
can ehectvey help to the
e ned States developed
Canada
ours supplied Employ
ment Service the combined
interests = - - - - 49, ''A
Western canadas April Wages
to competent help $50 month
Those who respond to this welcome good
board
OF one cent mile from Canadian
return -
places had
GOVERNMENT SERVICE, DEPT. OF LABOR
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NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE

Stale of South Dakota County of
DAWSON S.
In the Circuit Court, Fourt4, Judicial
Circuit
irene Gosej,e an infant, by NJ. H..
t,oselc. her guardian, atl litenl Plain
llIl' NS. Katherine Burright. Defendant.
Il" Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that pllrsu-
mt to the order of said Circuit Court
made on the 25th day of April, 1913.
the undersigned referee Will sell TO
lle highest bidder for cash. flee of all
liens or incumbranre the following de-
Srrlbed real estate, towit: Lots One
/ }, Two q. Three 81. and Four
Il. in Block Fourteen ,ii@. in the
original plat of The town, now Gityl
of Mitchell in DAWSON County. South
Dakota. and thai such sale will be
held on said described premises, and
said premises 50 sold at public auc-
Lion to the highest bidder, for cash,
ON the Isl GlaN of June. 1919. COM
mencing at 10000 O'Clock a. IN.
Dated April 29ih, 1918.
Henry SWindler.
Reliance
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MuRpo

r5 ssDfg Rjssy Seydys p ryed e on sbi'sas hs paf
enIs. snpll' Rev nsli'an and Mrs. s. n. snyder He
has been teaching schools up in North
Dakota but expects to lelnain in Muir
do from now on.
Geo. NJ. Townsend, A. o. Gardner,
Dr. O. A. kimble. &. ". Corey. Frank
Mellendorf, ". T.. Schoonmaker and
Emil r.. Olson We're passengers TO to
down TO attend the meeting, of the
Commander thai evening, the five
latter mentioned being among = large
class of candidates .iaken in that
night
The Junior Red Gross. held food
sherbet and cake sale last Saturday
afternoon and evening at the former
orally patronizcd by the townspeoplc.
the sum of Si3 being taken in.
Ford" Pearson. of chamberlain
same down from Belvidcrc Saturday
afternoon to spend The remainder of
the day and sunday With friends here.
He had been out 10 Bevidere to at
tend to the business at the Whitbeck
the cashier. He returned to Cham
Geo. Hurst and II. l.. Wetterhus of
Camp Funston. kans.. We're arrivals
SUNDAY. From here one OF the boys
went over to White River the next
day where he apprclcnded White
Horse, an Indian, who was home from
return in. due time. Paul Tal Mandan,
another indian. was also sent for at
the same time, his offensc being de-
sertion However. The latter, must have
got wind of something as he had
left for camp before the boys arrived
here. They returned 10 Funston with
White Horse Tuesday
home yesterday from his trip TO Sioux
City and Ashton. Iowa, The latter
place where hc went to spend q few
days visiting With his parents and other
relatives.
Mrs. r.. Rasmussen and SOP. Harry,
day and departed on the afternoon
train for PIankkinton whore they svere
called or account of tEe death Of Mrs.
Rasmussen S brother. iN II
E. f. Cllappe of Rapid City and
Dr. 5. a. Mcclellan and daughter of
Kennebec were here for supper Sun
day evening While enroute overland to
Rapid City. The doctor and daughter
returned by train "Wednesday.
Mrs. George liocom. of Charlton.
Iowa. who with her husband came one
day last week to visit at the home of
Mr. Iocom'S sister, Mrs. Roy Pfafr.
received the sad news Wednesday of
the sudden death of her father al
Charlton.
Miss Edna Ohlson, who was here
for several months in the employ of
the Jones County Abstract Co.. de
parted Saturday for her home north
east of Draper where she expects To
spend The summer months assisting
her parents with their work.
l.. Il. England of Milke, Iowa, is
the new clerk at the r. NJ kratz store,
starting work there last Monday morn
ing. Mr.. England has wife and lit
as their goods get here. They expect
10 make this city their permanent home
and will reside in the a. j. johnson
house in tho West pnri Of The citY
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Order Of Notice Theroon ,-'"' ape


United STATES of Nnerica, District
Of South Dakota, SIS
ON this 9th day of .Npril. \. ~. 1919.
on reading the foregoing petition. it, is
Ordered by the Court. that a hearing
be had upon the same on The Isl! dan
Of July, A. n. 1918 before said Court
al Sioux Falls, South Dakota. in said
District. al len O'Clock in the fore
noon: and that notice thereof be pub
llsled twice in The Mitchell Capital. a
newspaper printed at Mitchell. in said
I)lslriet, and tWice in the Dupree
header. a newspaper printed al Duprec.
IN said District. and that all known
creditors and other persons in Interest
may appear at the said time and place
ana show cause. if any they have. wby
ltle PRAYER OF the said petitioner
should moi be granted.
And 1t is further ordered by fine
Court that the Clerk shall upon NAY
ment. ny the bankrupt, or his attorncy.
OF me actual expense thereon send by
Inall to all known creditors copips nf
sald Petition and this Order. addressed
TO them at their places of Residence AS
stated "9
Witness, the Honorable James u
Elliott, Judge of the said Court. ana
lhc seal thereof, at Sioux FANS. Sontn
l'hhola;, in said District on the 6,l, I.,,.
of April. A. ID. 1918. N'f
-N-.-.-... -. y. ..le 1oufll Clerk.
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His father. mother. three brothers
and two sisters survive him, namely
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Baker of Lancaster,
MINI. Frank Baker OF Ryder. n. D:
Ollie Baker of Winnipeg, Canada; G. Ii.
Baker OF Big Sandy, Mont: Mrs. Ira
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-05-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
kAEOn,r.

RRLOrA.
.,as Mis- VI Is, : Libbie Vice Who has. been
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Vice
left Saturday for Kimball.
Robert Gossard of plankinton is
visiting this week at the home of his
parents, NJ. p Gossard and wife.
.AttorneN a. G. Granger left on Sat
urday afternoon for Michigan. where
lie Will purchase carload of HerefOrd
out and place on his ranch south of
town.
Jackson rounty's service flag has
sdl another star added to it, this
time il being for Chris Larson. who
has been farming west of kadpla. and
wh5 has enlisted in the Marine Corps
County Commissioner 5. p Hurley
and daughter Mrs. Logan Were in
from their ranch out in Big Buffalo,
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wells sr, and
MIR. and Mrs Philip Wells, Jr., and
on tte reservation on Wednesday,.
j. P Kelley was visiting with friends
in kadoka, Tuesday. Mr. Kelley has
been spending the winter in Iowa, and
came out West of the river a few days
j. Kelley, Jr.. at BclNidere.
Charles Carlson and wife are the
parents of new daughter that came
to their home, out in Jewett' township.
last Friday.
Jake Simon was up "Wednesday
from his ranch near Meta
Harold Solon. Ted Gilchrisi and
George Frcemole We're up from Wcta.
Sunday.
Hon John /. Howe of Cottonwood
was a visitor in kadoka for short
time Monday evening
Mrs. h. C.. Loverin of plankinton is
here this Week visiting al the home of
her brother. NJ. p. Gossard.
Last Friday occurred the death of
Clement Kelly aged four. the only
child of MIR. and Mrs. John Kelly ,Ir
at BelNidere. The funeral was held in
the Catholic church at that place on
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Bonner Off
siatinT.
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TEACHER FROM RANKS TO
SCHOOL AND BACK AGAIN
RECRUITING STATION SIGNS TWO
NEW RECRUITS SINCE SUNDAY
I'd READY TO GO.

3 oiiec ill tilc army and The army
f. T, er is always with YOU is. a proud
Doasl OF army men. To prove that as
serllon the local recruiting officers
said Today that L. ID. Prescott. a school
,eacler at l'rcsio, about 40 years old
mas Wrilten in to find out if he can re-
enlist. Prescott has had considerable
experience in the military game and
WISHES 10 get crack al the Huns.
Loral olllcers say he will have no
trouble in getting into the service.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
%, Slale OF South Dakota, County of
IN County Court.
I'm .l'le Matter of The Estate of II q
M!llcr. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that. i'm pu
Sllance of an order of The County Court.
OF tlle county of Brown in the stale of
south Dakota, made on the 1si day of
April, A. ID. 1913, in The matter of the
es'at" OF b, q. Miller deceased, the
uhncfsgned, Administration of the es-
STATE ol saltt deceased will sell at pub
Jle auction Ia The highest bidder for
cash at tile front door of the Court
House in the city of aberdeen. county
on Brown and STATE of South Dakota.
on Saturday. Tn" 2oth day of Nav \
-. 1918, at the hour of Two O'Clock in
The afternoon, and subject 10 confirm
atlon by the said County Court. The fol
loving described real estate belonging,
TO li1e estate of said deceased. and sill
ualed IN t'le counties of Brown. Sphinx.
and Dawson in said state. to-wit.
All The right, title. interest and cs
i1tn al ''lc said r. o. Miller at the time
OF his death, and all the right, title and
interest that the said estate has by on
cration of law or otherwise acu,,irra
Other than or in addition Ia that of The
said E. O. Miller at HE time of his
death in and to those certain picces
or parcels OF land situate. lying and
oemg IN the said counties OF Brown.
Spink and Dawson in the state of South
Dakota and bounded and described as
follows. toM't:
An undivided one c-ilaf interest in and
10 Lots One and Two t,S 9 i'm Black
Twenty 20l of Thomas Addition to
.tberdeen in Brown County. South ma
kota
IN undivided one-tllird interest in
and to The North Half Mp of Sec
dre,l twenty 100 north of Range
siNty-two 90 west and the Northwest
Quarter NE IA of Section Twenty
five 23(. and tilc Southwest Quarter.
sN IA of Section Twenty four
~ in Township One hundred twenty
12o} north of Range SiNty-three (63j
West in Sphinx County South Dakota.
An undivided one-haIf interest in
and 10 Lots Four A. and Five 81
Block Two ~ Driving Park addition
TO Mitchell. Dawson County. South la
Rota.
. Dated This 2eah day of Aplil \. ID.
Frank Miller.
Administrator of the estate of H. %.
Miller. deceased
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U
MARION

Miss Agnes Dawson went To Bridge
water Saturday afternoon where she
accepted a position as teacher in the
BrdgeWater school for the coming
year Mary WAY accompanied her
Miss Lena Goertz returned from
Huron Saturday afternoon where she
has been working for several months
in a large department store. She has
accepted her old position in the H. k.
store
A daughter WAS born to Mrs. Peter
Miller last sunday. at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos, j. Graber;
Mrs. Alfred GRADER on Tuesday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry III, y.
Butler last week Monday u. baby boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nogel,
on Saturday. a son.
Richard Often was down from Sioux
Falls "Wednesday on business. He is u
member Of tllc firm of Lindsay and
Often and and they have garage at
23O-232 Main Ave. and are doing a
nice business.
Mrs, l-.ana Scloenberger has .ac-
eepted lhc Bridgeman-RuSsell agency
in Marion and will buy cream for them
i'm the building between the barber
shop and the pool hall.
Tie Miss Darjine have been quaran
tined for scarlet fever at their home
in Manchester and MIR Cook has been
locked up With them. They expect to.
be released today.
Joseph P Graber of Fargo, n: d.,
has been Visiting his sitter, Mrs. f., J.
Kaufman and family. in Marion This
week and is now spending a few days
at his old home south of Freeman.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1918-05-02
NOTICE

In The matter OF the estate of Mil
liam *. jacoby. Bankrupt.
IN Bankruptcy. No. 1867 s. ID.
To the Hon James ID. Elliott, Judge
Of the District Court of the United
States for the District of South Da-
kota, southern Division
William X. lacoby. formerly of MI
Vernon Dawson County, South IA
kota, but now of Eagle Butte in the
County of Iiebach and State OF South
Dakota in said District. respectfully
represents:
That on The .ill day of Apri, last
past he WAS duly adiudged bankrupt
under the Acts of Congress relating to
Bankruptcy: that he has duly sur
renderd all his property and rights of
property, and has fully complied with
all the requirements of said Acis and
Of The orders of the Court touching his
bankruptcy.
Whereas. he prays that he may be
dccreed by The Court 10 haye fun
discharge from all debts nroyablr
against his estate under said bankrupt
Nets, except such debts as are eX-
cenieu by law from such 1iScharAa
Dated this 2nd daN of NpriI, A. d..
i9iS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
A Last.Minute Dessert.

There were just three large bananas
for three 10 the family, when suddenly
three guests arrived. There Was .
choice roast, all prepared for dinner, but
for dessert sthe bananas were extended
in this way:
Two whites Of eggs were whipped, and
one and one. half bananas were whipped
With these to q stiff, fluffy mass. The
other one and ono halt bananas this stem
ends that would make the best slices)
we're arranged in nest orioles Of slices on
six plates Of small dessert size, and the
whipped egg and fruit piled in the
centre.
The white Of egg and banana was
sweetened and favored lightly with the
best quality of vanilla. Some persons
prefer lemon juice with bananas, and
vanilla 10 not Indispensable, but 1t seems
to blend with everything, Improving
even green goose berries and pumpkin
pie.
Baked apple or stewed apple sifted
very smooth and nice can be used for
his dish, or pears, or other fruit pulp;
and raspberry jam, or other jam may
also be made into jam whips. Pile
these 10 dainty glasses or arrange on
quaIes of cake.
Another quick dessert might be this:
to have whipped all three of tho bananas
With white Of egg in proportion, and
quickly buy cake at the nearest cake
shop, apd cut in squares and pile the
banana fluff upon it, topping of with q
maraschin0 cherry, or sirips of angelica
or citron, or preserved orange peel, cut
n long strsws. In ordinary times, when
sugar 10 abundant, such preserved peel
may be chesply made from peels Of
oranges, lemons and grape fruit other
wise wasted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
BAT n HOME EVERYWHERE
speeiss Of ths Race Vary - WIDELY
@ Their Habits-Not Especially
Deadly 10 Mesqultes&

A. q group bats are Of Worldwide
distribution except In the inhospita'
BILE polar regions. They are real mann
mails and present an extraordinary
variation In size, from tny little crea-
lures, almost % small and fragile a.
butterflies, to the huge fruit bats. with
q spread Of wings like that Of Wild
goose.
The heads Of bats are strangely
sculptured, some being smoothly con-
toured and shaped ike those Of little
foxes; others appear like miniature
bulldogs; and still others have curious
cartilaginous nose-leaves upright on
the muzzle. Some have the entire face
nodded into a hide0us mask repulsive
to look upon.
Their habits are equally varied to
meet special conditions: Some are
eaters Of fruit alone; others feed sole
" upon insects, while others bite other
mammals, including man, for the pur-
pose of drinking the oozing blood. upon
which they subsist. All are nocturnal,
but some appear late in the afternoon.
before the sun sets. Most species.
however. walt until the shades OF
night have covered the earth.
Throughout the world the majority
of the species Of bats feed upon In
sects. but there are many fruit eat
ers. The teeming insects and plant
life Of the tropics afford a never-fail-
ing food supply. and the center OF
abundance of these animals is found
there. In some localities between 20
and 30 kinds Of bats exist, with such
vast numbers Of individuals that the
bat population far outnumbers all 9TH
ef kinds Of mammals combined.
And alasl 1t Is not true that bats
prefer a diet Of mosquitoes!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

South Paris women know how the
aches and pains that often como when
the kidneys fail make life burden.
Backache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy
spells, distressing urinary troubles, are
frequent indications OF weak kidneys and
should be checked In time. Doan's Kid
ney Pills are for the kidneys only. They
attack kidney diseases by striking at the
cause. Here's proof OF their merit In .
South Paris woman's words:
Mrs.. L. W. Hollis, Church Street,
South Paris, says: "The first symptom
Of kidney disorder l noticed Was dull,
heavy ache across my kidneys. These
attacks became very frequent and l suf-
fered terribly. At times, felt languid
and depressed and was subject to dizzy
spells. Realizing my kidneys we're weak.
eDed l got box Of Doan's Kidney Pills
from tho Howard Drug Co. Az / used
them my kidneys became stronger, the
pains 10 my back gradually lessened and
my health became much better. After
that used Doan's of and on ~ needed
them and they never failed to promptly
relieve me-"
Price coo, ct oil dealers. Don't simply
ask for q kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Hollis
had. Foster. Milburn Co., Mfgrs.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
To Replace Ralsins Use Prunes.

Raisins, recently SO cheap, are crawling
upwards, and It is we'll to know that
prunes, cut rather fine, answer most
satisfactorily to replace part Of the raj.
sins In puddings, etc.
Substitute home-dried cherries also.
And orange peel, and other similar peels
Of lemon and grape fruit may be home
cured and used as sweetmeats in des-
serts. So, also, may citron melon rind
be cooked and crystallized to replace
commercial citrOn.
Prunes give delicious favor to plum
puddings and boiled .snst puddings, and
all the various steamed winter puddings.
Make . prune betty, fora change.
PRUNK BETTY, HOW TO FLAVOR IT.
Stew some prunes until rather tender
and sift them. Combine them with lay.
ers OF crumbs, as you make xppie betty.
A little sugar and very little salt will
be needed. It improves this pudding
very much to add some grated orange
peel and some ground Glove. In these
days We are SO shAnk full fora dessert, We
do not waste butter upon 1t; however,
when better times return, some good
cooks advice to add butter to the layers
Of crumbs may be followed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31

heene1sd. Addrh: -. Age +. = =,
oo-o oAaeE0
SaDdVjcheo That colleEo 01flD Mako
u.. h,>ad I. a.v o,tvo ALI. sI,ca verv
,h,r s.d NJ. . .c:,t a,I,ne Gran Tia
hns,s, NOR .nre.din0 And -. sure n
l. NOT to ssit.
"Naxiosn- Hota.n O.e tomats. one
on,on cns er.sS ps.uer: ehop than an
Ana a. sss.on IN mixtnre NH salt
nenper - yipeesr: ppread on white
hrssd mr. crsekers'
WJ.nn s.ndvichss lisa ANAL ouan.
,,.s. ~ .Iwond. .nd rrsss,,cS chsrriee .
ohnr ~. ch.,,,.. AZ and nonnd ths
simrnd. "a : n..ts. mi. fhs tvo nrspe-
,.t;o.s and .dd : tsssnoonful Of .imond
..tr.ct and : IittIs orsem -
"Harnon,n Sandvichea. Two cups
NJ fnscbonnad oeIs,v. tveotv-four olive
cbopped ana. one tesspoonful Of tomato
ketchup. . pinch Of mustard, ono half
cup Of mayonpaise.
"Strips." Cut the crust from Q loaf,
each. of white and brown bread, % they
are left the same size, then cut three
balf.inch slices of each. Spread them
With q mixture of devilsd ham anl pea
INIT butter. and press the six together,
Alternating White and brown, Pit the
cube under . weight and let 1t press
while Won make another set.
Sandwich "De Luxe.n Ouince Jelly,
mixed with few shredded mint leaves.
This mixture il delicious spread on stale
sponge cake.
The "Flossy" Sandwich. Melt two
SQUARES of chocolate, and when partly
cooled, add ons-half cup of brown sugar
and two tablespoonfuls of cream. Flavor
with . teaspoonful of vanilla, and add Z
handful of chopped nut meats.
"Full of Pep" Chop . cup of pre-
aarvad pinger very f1na and bland with
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31

Charles Damon, lard bounded on north
by land Of n d. Smith, on the east by
main his hwsy, south by land OF l.. W.
Gods0e. on west by Little Androscog-
gin River. as
J. II. Ellingwood. bounded on north by
land of Everett Salonen, on the east by
land Of Everett Salopen, on west by
land Of 8. e. Newell. on the south by
land OF Geo. w. Scribner, as
Anna Higgins, bounded on north by
Little Androscoggin River, on east bv
Little Androscoggin River, on the south
By land of Moses ID. smith. on the west
BY Grand Trunk X. e. and land Of
Anti Hiltu en-, llSsl
h. c. sumner. land and ,nildings bound
ed on the north by land Of Geo. r.
Morton. bounded on east by Western
Avenue. on the south by land Of Z. b.
Dean, on the west by pasture land, 9.st
Austin Z. whitman, land bounded on
north by land OF II. b. Doughty, bound
cd on the east by land of q. A. Swift,
and heirs of Jacob Curtis, on the south
by land of heirs OF James p. Curtis. on
the west by Little Androscoggin River. 4-s
Z. c. Sumner. land bounded on east by
land Of Chas. Edwards. on the west BY
highway, bounded on south by Little
Androscoggin River, north by land Of
Il. II. Farrar. 6.1t
HARRY N. SHAW. Collector of Taxes
Of the Town Of Paris
Dec. 1s. 1918. 6la
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
CABBAGE Salad.

One and ons-half quarts Of lne-shaved
cabbage. one pint Of fiae-chopped celery,
four hard-boiled eggs, shredded, ono and
. half cups OF English- walnuts, -sliced,
one-fourth cup Of sugar, one-half tea.
spoonful of salt, one-half teaspoonful OF
white pepper, ons-bslf cup Of cider vine
gar, and two cups Of very thick sweet
cream. Stir The cream In after the other
have been thoroughly mixed .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31
Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of
Lands Of NONRESIDENT Owners.
STATE OF MAINE.

Unpaid taxes on lands situated In the town Of
Sumner. In the County OF Oxford for the year
1918.
The following list of taxes on real estate Of
nonresident owners, In the town Of Sumner,
Aforesaid, for the year 1918, committed 70
me for collection for said town on the 7th
day of Nay, 1918, remain unpaid; and notice Is
hereby given that II said taxes with interest
and charges are not previously paid, % much
Of the real estate taxed - is sufficient 70 pay
the amount due therefor, including Interest and
charges, win be sold without further notice, at
public auction At the Universalist vestry, Wet
summer, IN said town on the first Monday In
February, 1919, at nine O'Clock 4. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-12-31

A rule for aedelisious, Johnny cake:
0ss 1np Of fine boltsd neal md ono CUP
of'four, two ANAL teaspoonfuls cream
OF tartar and two large tablsspoohfuls OF
sugar, I'll slftsd together.
Then add one and oos-hslf cups Of
sweet milk With one teaspoon even full
Of soda, half teaspoon Of SALT, and one
egR we'll beaten.
Beat we'll togsthsr before adding to
the milk. @ q
Add three tahlespoonfuls Of melted
buttes. Njz together well md baka In,
Q hstssin Is minutes n quick oveh. n /,