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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
BACKING uP PROOF.
The Kind That South Paris People
Cannot Deny.

Many an earnest South Paris man OF
woman has publicly endorsed Doan'a
Kidney Pills.
Week after week, month after month,
you've read their statements.
Would these South Paris people rec
opmend any medicine if It were not
goodp
Would they confirm and repeat their
statements after years had passed?
Local proof is good evidence.
Testimony confirmed years after Is
better evidence. ss
The following South Paris mans
statement leaves no room for doubt.
1t must convince every kidney sufferer
who reads 1t.
II your back aches-if your kidneys
are weak, profit by the experience of L.
e. Monk, mechanic, Pleasant Street. he
says: "About ten years ago was going
to work every day with lame back.
The pain seemed to be located just across
my kidneys. The kidney secretiona
were unnatural and I decided my kid
news needed attention. Someone told
me to try Doan's Kidney Pills and got
some at the Shurtleff Co.'s Inc. Drug
Store. One box did me so much good I
continued using them until had finished
three boxes. found myself we'll again
and have never since been without Doan's
In the house." Statement given July
%, 1908 }
On June s, 1915, Mr.. Monk said: SOC
casionally, use few doses of Doan's
Kidney Pills when my kidneys get con-
gested and the results are always salts
factory"
coo, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
brousht BACK from Alassachusstts.

Brousht Back from Alassachusetts.
Sheriff Harry D. Cole and Deputy
Sheriff Ernest r. Shaw went to Massa-
chusetts Monday Of last week, and on
Tuesday brought back to Oxford County
Frank Elvin Golf, who had been In Nor
way for some weeks, and Mrs. Emma
Marston, wife Of Leo r. Marston OF
South Paris. The parties, who had left
here three or>four days earlier, were In
the custody OF the Massachusetts officers,
having been apprehended at the home OF
COTS mother in Everett, to whom Con
represented that Mrs. Marston was his
wife.
In the Norway Municipal Court Wed
nesday forenoon, Golf was arraigned and
pleaded guilty to the charge Of larceny
of clothing and money from Edgar D.
Andrews, fellow boarder at the house
of F. L. Starbird In Norway. he was
bound over In the sum of $500, and not
securing bail, was committed to jail to
await the October term of court. Other
charges are pending against him, one
being the taking Of two guns from the
camp of Fred Allen near Alpine Street,
which he later sold to NJ. w. Maxim for
SIS.
Mrs. Marston was bound over to the
October court In the sum of $500 for
adultery. Her husband and her father,
Fred W. Harding, became sureties for
her, and she went home to her husband
and four children.
Golf is q man In the early twenties,
who had been around Norway since some
time last winter. At some of the places
where he boarded he went by the name
Of G. McKane.
A complaint for adultery against the
two parties is pending in the Maiden,
Mass, Municipal Court, but was filed
by the court to allow their return to
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

Miss Hazel Heath goes to Waterville
this week to attend the wedding OF .
friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanger Maxim have been
spending few days vacation in Port
land.
Miss Marjorie Penley has returned
home for the vacation from her teaching
in Waterville.
July hop at Grange Hall Tuesday even
ing, July l, with music by Shaw's Novel
ty Jazz Orchestra.
Mrs. Cora S. Briggs and Mrs. Kate s.
Under have returned home from Boston,
where they spent several weeks.
Shaw's Orchestra goes to Baokfield on
Friday evening of this week to play for
the graduation ball of the high school.
Miss Louise Powers will go this week
to the Poland Spring House, where she
is to do table work this summer as last
season.
Oxford County Pomona Grange will
meet at Norway, Tuesday, July LIST.
State Lecturer c. o. Purinton is expect
ed to be present.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Curtis is visiting her son
Row at Msrsnacook, and her daughter,
Mrs. w. E. Twitchell, is keeping house
during her absence.
Rev. C. Wellington Rogers preached
thu baecalaureate sermon to the GRADUATE
ing class of Bridgton Academy 1t NORTH
Bridgton Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Andrews, teacher OF the
Pleasant Street school, went Monday
morning to Gorham to take the summer
school course at the normal school.
Paris Lodge, r. and A. NJ, will have
past masters night Tuesday evening OF
This week at q special meeting, when
Evening Star Lodge of Buckield will Do
guests.
H.R. Carter and family are to have q
cottage at Old Orchard for . month.
The family will 60 there next Saturday,
and Mr.. Carter will join them aiter
fishing trip of few days to the lakes.
Misses Bsryl and Louise Silver are
visiting their grandfather, w. d. Chilos,
and family, ut North Paris, for short
II
time. Miss Beryl Silver will go to work
in the office of the Paris Machine 20.
little later.
The Pythian Sisters will hold picnic
ON wednesday afternoon at Ames' grove
RI rainy IL will be held in the hall. Con
veyancs will be furnished for any VINO
desire. II they will meet at the Dali:
win all please carry their own plate anc
cup.
franklin Maxim has some OF the oig
oest strawberries on record. FIVE y
Them which he brought into the Demo
orst office make q dish of sauce muoi
larger than the provsrbial four prunes Q
the boarding house table. They are o
|. the Norwood variety.
CHESTS at j. e. Murch's are M. r
: swift. Norman Nicholson and Francs
Nicholson of Revere, Mass, VINO WI
} rsmsin for some weeks. Norman Nionol
SON. ST.. was there for abort time las
wssk. and A. A. Swift Of Portland wa
, there for the weekend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
The Latest June Frost.

When, a year ago, We had killing irc .Ss
nm 10 and including the morning OF sae
sist Of June, we thought We had est sa,
i;shsd a record. On the night OF the zzo
this wear we began to be scared LOT lesr
Of a new record, and II no serious Gam,
ace has been done, it Is sither by reason y,
81 the timely application OF spray % o.
w.tsr in the morning, or the clouds ano
Sns mist In the air which appeared 10 VIC
sarlv hours of the day. 90
THERMOMETER readings As low a. 20 :,
are reported Monday morning, anu -
was certainly one Of the coiosss . suns
NIGHTS aver known here. Noewitns1anJs,
inc the conditions noted above, muou ,
damage was done, and the Demo0r m.
in informed that . large portion OIL so"'
gardens was rnined. .. nrovidspt
As is usually the case, some ptoy,. WI.
gardeners covered their tender Plsas.,
Gns garden noted by the Demoors;
shovsd beans and other plants covetou
Nv uswspapsrs, which IL Strengthened Oh "a
.onld amount to not less than forty roo'
~ row In length.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

All the village schools complsted thei,
year last week. II has been 3 wear mucl
interfsred with by epidemics and event,
out Of the ordinary, but considering the
nancicaps, the work of the schools has
been good and profitable.
As an experiment junior high school
was instituted during the year, and
though there has not been time to work
1t out or get classes well established. n
is likely that IL will be retained a q part
OF the system. The regular course OF
the schools will then be seven wears In
the grades, two years Of junior high and
three years of senior high.
The corps of teachers In the VILLAGE
under which the year was finished 10 as
follows:
High School-yasper c. Haxgerty, principal,
J. Frank Hill. Miss Hazel Lane, Giss GLADYS
Principal Junior High School and teachar a,
ninth grade-Miss Frances Cole.
Eighth grsde-Mrs. Annie Newcomb Andrews.
seventh grade-Miss Winona Paddock
sixth grade-Miss Sara CONN.
ktfth grade-Mrs. Rose Clark William
Fourth grade-Miss Iona Littlehale.
Third grade-Miss Annie G. Brooks.
Snurtlen Prtmary-Miss Nina Butterfeld
Porter Street Prfmary-Miss Hattie Leach.
Pleasant Street Primary-Mrs. Imogene An
drews.
Elsewhere In this paper il given q re-
port OF the exercises at the high school
graduation.
Reports OF attendance, promotions,
ETC., from the several grades, are given
below.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
thousand Dollars for stowsll nm.

fhousand Dollars for Stowell hlll.
The town Of Paris got through the an.
nual meeting In March practically with.
ont division on vote, but II divided on
the question before the special meeting
OF Saturday afternoon, which was the
raising OF thousand dollars to be ex-
pended with the thousand dollars appfo-
priated by the state for cutting down
Stowell Hill on the Hebron road. The
motion to raise the amount was carried
II to 10.
There were some forty or fifty voters
In Grange Hall when tho meeting was
called to order by Town Clerk Wheeler.
Arthur E. Forbes was elected moderator.
A motion was made by Charles W..
Bowker that the town raise one thou
sand dollars as named in the warrant,
authorizing the treasurer to borrow the
amount, and place 1t In the assessment
for 1920.
N. D. Bolster expressed himself % not
favoring the making of appropriations at
special meetings. It was explained that
the appropriation by the state was made
for the year 1919, but not until after our
annual town meeting.
]. b. Stuart asked how the money was
to be expended, and said that he was not
in favor of spending money on the pres
emit location, but that he with Silss
Maxim had looked out q route which
would 60 around the hill and make .
practically level road.
Henry D. Hammond said that q change
of location was asked of the county COM
missioners some years ago to 60 around
the hill, but 1t was refused, on account
Of the expense Of building the road.
The discussion which followed for
some minutes related mainly to the ques-
ton of The expediency of building around
the hill, and W. z. Clifford, j. A. Titus,
j. A. Thurlow, W. 81. Woodwork and
others expressed themselves as not being
in favor of building around the hill, one
stating that 1t would cost six thousand
dollars to do it.
The vote was finally taken on a show
of hands, and the motion to raise the
money was passed as stated, II to 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed administrator OF the
MARIA L. WARREN. late of Fryeburg,
in the County Of Oxford, deceased. All per,
sons having demands against the estate OF said I1
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
ouested to make payment Immediately.
CHARLES G. WARREN,
June IL. 1919 Arlington, Mass.
GEORGE o. WARREN, Agent,
1927 FFysbury' Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

Base Ball.
Paris High School played another
game with Buckfield High at the high
school grounds Wednesday afternoon,
which proved the most exciting game OF
the season. It was won by Buckf1eld,
8 to Z, In the tenth inning.
Paris high School played it's last game
of the season with Norway High School
on the Paris grounds Saturday after.
noon, when Norway was the winner by
q score of Z to 4. The scores were tied
for a number of innings, and it was real
ly very good game, but Norway rather
outfielded Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
Died.
Potato Growers Attention |!

For sale at rare bargain, one Irmage four
row sprsyer complete, $500. And one Eureka
Elevator Digger complete. $500. Both for $40.
These machines are In strictly first class work
ing condition. equal to new, and are SO guaran.
teed. They would cost new today $Al00, be-
sides freight charges. Address G. G.. MILLER,
Hill Street, South Paris, Maine. 22tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
been duly appointed executor OF the last Will
"'' ANNA j. BIRD, late Of Paris.
In the County of Oxford, deceased. All persons
having demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased are desired 10 present the same for set
Element, and all indebted thereto are reque'teo
TO make payment Immediately.
AMOS A. BIRD, South Paris, Maine:
June 18th, 1919. ZoI'
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NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor OF the Last
ELizABETH 3. WHITMAN, late of Wood
stock,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired TO present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay.
ment Immediately.
ALTON C. WHEELER,
June II, 1919. South Paris, Ne.
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". ]. WHEELER & CO., Insurance OF An Xmas.
s.. SOUTH PARIS MA4NA


TIA subscriber hsrsby Gives notice that che
has besn Only appolntSd sxecutrfx Of Tie last
vfll and testament Of
BANIsTER n. CHAPMAN, iats Of Paris.
In tie County Of Oxford. deceased: All PEI:
deooasod Sre desired % praeent The same TOR
se1tiement, and al indebted theyeeo axe ~.
duoe1od 20 make payment lnmedloeeay.
VRsfx ". CHAPMAN.
June II. 1913. South raF's' Aaass'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that she has
and Testament Of
HENRY KERR, late of Paris,
In the County of Oxford, deceased. All per
sons having demands against the estate OF SAID
ssttIement and ali indebted thereto are requested
10 make payment Immediately.
= MARY EMMA KERR,
June II. 1919. South Paris, Aains'
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
viii and testament OF
MATILDA Il. BOW DEN, late Of Porter.
IN Tho County Of Oxford, deceased. Al pex;
sons having demands against the $500 % 49, ~
ssftlemeut, and III indebted thereto are ~
ouooted to make payment inMediAtely.
GE0RGEE =. DAVIS Porssr' hs,n w.
June II, 1919. p"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

Tor regular action OF ne sSweo; si ~ Doan'l
ss"siSS< - 9 - saees'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

w,., con wsIk In comfort; 80 90 assssntic
when yo1 ~ Aliens Foot Ease. the sn mn Sss
pSsr 10 shake into the Shoes sess :ss stops
?O,d shos" comfort Aliens sd fSoiionsss. and
the pain Of banions; cosn sssl sssy. MA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
An Old Remedy for Children.

An Old Remedy for Children.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
have been used by mothers for over 80 years fol
feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders
and Headache. They break up colds In "A hours
move and regulate the bowels and destroy
worms. Get q package at your druggists 70 use
when needed. N-A
When baby suffers with Group, apply and give
DR.. Thomas Eclectic OIL at once. Safe for chill
dren. A little goes long way. SOC and 6oc
At all drug stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

Ava NJ. Hatch Bernice e. Thurlow
Eta L. Knightly Louise 4. walker
Ernest z. Libby @. sidney Whitney
MattiJ. Lundel Lloyd z. Cutting
Emma Martin
Pupils promoted from Grade Three to
Grade Four:
Marion Allen Earl Mills
Doris Bailey owe RECORD
Nellie Boyce clifford Russell
Kenneth Brill FANNIE Swen
Clarence Bumpus Musa TAYLOR
Elizaheth Carter Pauline Thurlow
Zilpha Doran Wendell Twitchell
Ea{no Helix kinen Edwin Whitney
Rama Judd Ruth Woodwork
Philip Maxim Alice jacobs
Estella Mills
shurtleff Primary. Promoted to Grade
Two:
Eleanor L. Haskell Chester A. Pratt
Lyndon s. Hayford Ruth Z. Record
Amv e. Lord Reta NJ. Shaw
Ava n. Lord EDWARD NJ Owe"
Greta NJ. Merrill
Promoted to Grade Three:
Arne T. Cummings Philip 8. Parsons
Nelson j. Hsskelf Jason G. Smith, Jr.
Martha 1. Jordan Lillian e. Wing
Morris q. Judd
Not absent nor tardy during the year:
Morris q. Judd
Not absent nor tardy during spring
term:
Morris b. Judd Albert D. Judd
Pleasant Street Primary: Promoted
to Grade Four:
R S;YSs P Dean 1 jennie a Msnsson
Promoted to Grade Three:
Lawrence Cushman Harold starbird
Viola Darling Lena Liopy
Aanie Murch
Promoted to Grade Two:
Lucille Cole Nancy YORK
Stevens Thomas
Not absent or tardy for the year:
Lawrence Cushman
Absent ons-half day for the year:
Lucille Cole
Not absent for the fall term:
Lawrence Cushman s sssysns c ds0ma'
Ethan johnson
Not absent for winter term:
Incile Cole Alfred johnson
Not absent for winter term:
lawrence Cushman Alice Hartman
Porter Street Primary. The follow
| ing pupils were promoted to trade
Three:
| ,rus r. Rumpus Helen e. Davis
| Geraldine 8. Bennett Evelyn y: Record
p Kathryn Greene Elva G. Chapman
Garsid;ne r Farrsr Miriam 81. Wheeler
/ . Hsrton ward clifford A. Currier
Preston v. Cummings Frank M. Caro-
| Chester L. Cummings
Promoted to Grade Two:
cgis A Kirschner Howard N. Twitchell
| Harold II. Nevers Cyril feafi sWs'o"
Edward Il. Briggs
Promoted TO Grade One:
lc,r,.t,ns Moves Ralph e. Stiles
Stanley G. Whitney
| Pupils not absent during the term:
stanley G. wn1s soss E;s Ma5iHn record McoS
Harold 81. Nevers
/ Absent one half day:
Helen Il. Davis EDWARD of'sss
Geraldine 8. Bennett
u Absent one day:
Julia Bumpus
The Hollow school, Miss Edith Never
teacher, closed June Goth, and . picni,
vas enjoyed by all the pupils ut stone.
brook. A box supper and entertain
ment was given June 18th, at wnice - =
the pupils did we'll and the sum OF u
Vas realized. Promotions were msoe
.. follows:
To High School: Albert Jackson HEM
St On aSsde Nine: Rosa Smith. v.,h
70 Grade Seven: Keith Emery AA''o n~>''
ns r. Grade six: Gordon richardson "sffe
. a.esrns Rslph Smith, Madeline 1mesy'
: m Grade Four: Eleena kiigeintncn. uu
: ~ Grade Two: Willie kaknonens "A'
xsShorsn. Dorothes Swift, Marvel SWIM:
Not absent one-half day during yesf'
S' Abssns one day: Albert Jackson.
al All the children were interested GU
s tho the spring term in their flower IN
hisd lIsts. and the school has ilst OF
NJ birds and 1855 HoWsrs. The Oemoof'
. hepee % publish these Lists lases'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

$50. n,ood runs you dcwn-makes ySu and
lmPas PILE, AR dipcSse. For pure Ill., o.os AZ
s so1nd disession-BurdocH s,c 81
sIs dras sfores. Price. el.oo' siD-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

In West Paris. June II, by Chester a. Lane,
Jr., Notary Public, Mr.. Leslie Sylvester Estes
and Miss Martha Jane Porter, both Of West
Paris.
In Portland, June II, by Rev. J.F. Albion, D.
D., Major Spaulding Bisbee Of Rumford and
Miss Ethel May Kinds Of Portland.
In Bethel, June II, by Rev. w. @. Curtis, Mr..
John d. Watson and Miss Mary McCracken.
In Auburn, June IA, by Rev. e. 81. Brewster,
Mr.. Ernest L. Gray Of Auburn and Miss Grace
Violet Ladd of Byron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
Born.
Married.

In Stow, June s, to the wife Of Virgil Smith
a daughter, Beryl Agnes.
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Not missed one word In spsllIns dur
Ing the spring term:
Marguerite Porter France. vsss
Bernard Cushmsn
NOT tardy during the year:
ppo oA barnett Doris Judd
xInAN Cusnman Ida Remission
1 ssSa9r BROOKS Gertrude Nevers
pn Ssooa f9ss Marguerite Porter
noaAnu noWaru Frances West
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24

a say Wo VIII.
a As one Of the last acts of the year,
), 'Ot'sr Street Primary School Thurs
NO under direction of sheir teacher,
~ leach, marched to the house near
I,,S"s sGaool house and sereDsded Mrs.
Nd l. Forbes, singing three songs
tnn swing ner three cheers In recogni-
NJ. me courtesies she had shown
\, 20. no the bother they had been to
jo,, Inc children doubtless enjoyed
n 1 sly out they certainly appreciated
ISSsAslon no more fully than did Mrs.
aisss II generally pays to be "good
su0Ofs' with school.
h.. Bennett Pike of Bridgton is q candi-
Cssh, Judge of the new Northern
saSSal.1d Municipal Court, to be
Ss1 S.Ied at BridgtOn under ar act OF
a,,as legislature. Mr.. Pike Ii . law
no. sst o. Hon. A. Il. Walker, q formel
Orissso ~ Probate and State Senator fol
hr~ss. SOunty and Hon. Z. G. Walker,
Nd ~ Sounty Attorney for this County
hn.. Sisa law ln the Office of Hon
hIs =. Wright at South Paris. Mr.
nato.n every way qualified for th'
copnsaa Ana bis many friends in Oxfort
poin,.s VIII be pleased to have him ap
Nm a'priae party was given Mr.. ant
% tba L, West last Monday evening
ssdS;. OCCASION of their twenty-fiftl
a.iS. anniversary. While they wer
ida \, short time for an automobil
sr,a,s soe house was decorated an
Ma ssasnts made by their daughter
Nd FINN; @na West, who planned the affair
asssn,aads. Mr.. and Mrs. West wer
l. i o % handsome chair by friends
lss c,s ao.nss making the presentation
vera am. and other light refreshmsni
". ana 's ~ Among the guests wer
Rs.a ~ Mrs. George G. West and Harll
Rst NJ and Mrs. Lester West, France
u, v ns and Mrs. A. L. Hollis, Mr.. an
u. ,aa nUar Swan and two daughter
hs,ss' srs. barry Adams, Niss Grae
u ~ A. . Jones, L. 8. Billings, a
n 4. I. Holmss.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-20
STEWART WILL OPERATE TO
 THE INTERIOR

J. 4. Stewart, who last year had the mail contract between Wasilla and the IditaUod, is to engage iN the trans portation business this winter, operat- ing between Talkeetna and the interior principally over Broad Pass to NenG- na.
 Mir. Stewart is well equipped to handle both passenger and express business as he has the forty we'll train ed dogs which he used last winter car rying mail.
 Mr. Stewart is now at Talkeetna and is ready to establish his winter service.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-20

Effective November 2Hth, wood ha@ increased in price, IL to Is inch ad- vaneing to 50 cents a rick; two foot wood advancing to $9 a cord. N22
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-20
BLUSTERY WEATHER

Ihe north wind started late last cht to prowl around and this fore noon Was having its first high time of the season. A light fall of snow ac- companied the wind.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-20
"N 0 r C F. '"

The annual Bazaar SALE of the LADIES AID SOCIETY will be held n the HURLEY BUILDING, FRIDAY Afternoon and Evening. Doors will be opened at o'clock P. M.
 There will be several booths and he ladies in charge will be as follows :
 Fancy work booth Mrs. Orlander.
 Apron booth ... Mrs. Estes.
 Juvenile booth Mrs. Carter.
 Mems booth Mrs. ROmig. Candy booth Mrs. McNeer.
 Hcmc baked cakes. pies, etc - Mrs. Thoday.
 Also houih from which coffee, lca and cookies will he served. Mrs. Gilpatrick in charge. served by Miss rhelma Ellsworth and Elsie Leslie,
 There will also he booth from which popcorn will he sold, also pop corn candy halls.
 During the evening Cuilt mad" by the Ladies of the Aid Society will be auctiOned off to he highest bidder. DON'T LOOSE YOUR CHANGE for a good warm QUILT. HOME MADE.
 There will be big selection for Xmas gifts including many useful presents for the baby, mother. dad. and all. Mrs. D. (. MathiSon. in charge President of the Society. N19-20.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-20
wENTHER REPORT

The following is thc weather report for the 24 hours ending at ' o'clock; this morning.
 SEWARD 20, Cloudy, North wind.
 Anchorage l2, Cloudy, East.
 3latanuska 26, Cloudy, Calm.
 Chickaloon 22, Cloudy, Calm.
 Wasilla l6, Cloudy Calm.
 TalEeetna 15, lear, Calm, BAHAI MOVEMENT LECTURE Next Tuesday night, in the Odd Fellows Hall, Mrs. II. E. Hoagg will give a lecture on the Bahai movement This lecture will be free to the public.