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Four n. E. Men Cited for
DISTINGUISHED Service

TIE coUTander-!n- chief. in the name
OF the Pres dent. has awarded the dis
t.nguished service cross to the follow
ing named officers and soldiers for the
acts of extraordinary heroism described
after their names:
Sergt James &. Lawless. Ma chine
1.As59. For extraordinary heroism in
action near Thiacourt, France. Septer-
Der -. lals. During a raid Sergt. Law.
less bayoneted the men at two enemy
machine guns. which were firing upon
our raid.ns party, and put several oth-
ers out OF action with hand grenades.
Home address, Newport. r. l.
Second Lieut.. Donald Mcintyre. Com
pany f. 3lHth Infantry. For extrao-dt-
France. September Is, 1918. Seeing one
OF his men lying wounded in a shell
hole in front of his main line. Lieut..
Mcintyre passed through an intense
barrage to Ms aid. Having bandase
his wounds. he brought back his mate
to place of safety. Home address.
Manchester. Mas
Pvt. First Class Chauncey ]. Girls
wald, Medical Detachment. seth Intan-
try. 4. 5. No. l1JNS;. For extraordinary
heroism in action near Grandpre
France. October IS. 1918. Pvt. Griswald
volunteered to leave his battalion
which was in support. and went for
ward TO the front line where he es,at-
lished a dressing station. He rema ned
with this advance station during the
entire time il wGs in the line and gave
first aid to the wounded under ccnstan,
shell fire and through frequent gas az
tacks. Home address. Dorchester,
Mass.
First Lieut.. Preston n. Fogg. 3a,h
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
in action near Champaieneulie, France,
October IS. 1878. After leading his COM
pany in the attack on Champagneulle
and thereafter successfully Withdraw.
ing the remnants OF his command.
Lieut.. Fogg. although himself wounded
carried to shelter another wounded Of
fcer, who was unable to walk. Home
address, Brighton. Mass.
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SOLDIER BOYS

Some % members Of the 5S,h Pioneer
Infantry. formerly the First Maine
Heavy Artillery. which sailed from Ho-
boken last September. have returned TO
this country and are now stationed at
For. Leavenworth, Kansas. awaiting
discharge.
Lieut.. Cotton OF the Canadian army,
p. c. Cha!ifoiex OF Pembroke. Ontario.
and Roy Comjeaw Of Chatham. Quebec.
were guests OF the Knights OF Columbus
at the weekly supper and social given
ty Portland council No. 1cl last eve
ming. There were the usual large at
tendance present. and r most pleasant
evening was passed following the ban
quet. Lieut. Cotton. who wears for
wounded chevrons. and who has served
through the thick OF 10 with the Cana
dian forces overseas, gave a very inter-
es,ing and descriptive talk on the life
of overseas soldiers. and told o. their
ha bits and their obbies
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LIBRARY

TIE Committee on Library will give
q pubic hearing IN the library at the
state House. in Augusta,
TUESDAY. kb. is. 1919. at 80 L. NJ.
on the following:
5. An Ac; granting compensation to
the members Of TIE Main. Library
Commission.
s. An Ac, relating to the detention OF
looks from public libraries.
:. An Act to amend the law relating
to the establishment q pI5lic libraries.
$. An CT in relation 10 publications
OF State departr entS and institutions.
2 Resolve appropratinE money FOX
the purchase % travelling libraries Tor
high schools.
10. Resolve providing for the printing
and distribution OF an index to the pri-
". and Specia. laws and to ne re-
solves of the State Of Maine.
II. An ct in relation 10 the records
Of legislative committees.
l.. Resolve providing for the pu--
chase Of certain volumes of the docu-
mentary history Of Mine.
13. Resolve p. ovding for the pur-
chase of 100 copies of the centennial
history of Pressure Isle.
RALPH Il. HOWELL. Sec.
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Committee HEARINGS
LEGAL AFFAIRS

3eo~1 AFFAIRS
Inc committee on LEGAL An,,
~, xss a.. pueilc bearing IN i,s Foo. :.
TUESDAY. FEB. vs. s;,n
on the following: -" n
,h neso1ve proposing an ameadus,.
tne Cor stiiution. granting ,h'eht !.
iatuIe tne right 20 enac: !egls's,iaes!>
compulsory voting at e!ec,;o-as, 'on 70;
An Act 20 amend Section 10 ., ~,
~ prooatio-. officers. 'eiatia,
An Act to amend Section y c,r.
Ns OF the Revised Statutes. re,., NAPIER
couney jails. 'e'al!ns 10
chapter IL: of the Revised Sra;m, a - Q.
atans u app1opria tons 10. III, Re
Resolve appropriating mona
tic SCHOOLS and public roads of =, ~.
county IN accordance with an a!''i
congress approved MAY . -. NI ,:
An ACT granting Bradbury >r.A
r1ght 70 esta Dlish and nairtai.I ''. 'ae
between the Towns o: SUI, 'ef'
An Act relating to the term NJ s.
OF the city treasurer and roy sesN:e
the city OF cortland. .e-'o7 Z.
An Act TO amend the Chart.
Bath Military and Nava! Ora Ne
Il, Resolve in favor of FRANCIS y >,
THURSDAY. FEB. q, at, -, = =
on the following. /
An Act amending Chapter ., o+.,
Private and Special Laws OF ~ - ".s
ing to People Ferry Cornpart 's'a''
An Act to amend Section 81 ~ t,..
ter s. OF the Revised Statutes rn,,..l
ing probate appeals. ''''e'"'
An Act to amend Chapter lar of
Private and Special Laws OF w. u:
titled An ACT 20 create ~. ,,h' 81
sewerage district and ;ransfs -r,rs
Il the sewer system OF The III, T.;
burn. VI A.
An Act 10 amend Chapter "a 81 H..
Private and Specia! Laws q =. '"+
amended by Chapter :. Of the pr,v,,,
and Special Laws OF 49,. changing fs'
time OF the annual meeting u n. KY "G
terry water district. AL
An Act 10 amend Chartr- -. ~
Private and Special Laws ct '",- how,
an Act 10 incorporate. tire Wash. ,,n
County Light a Power 90 s'''
An Act 10 authorize the 81, ~ O..
Town To raise money for h!s. va ,g,'
poses oy popular vote. '''
An Act to amend an Act e-,-,te1. "a.
Act 10 incorporat- the CITY q. ugj
An ct to ratify. confirm am Max.
valid the organization and incor9--..lr'
Oh W lhsioW hranEe NO III
An Act to amend Section O. Casn,,
l.6 OF the Revised Statutes. Rang :,
poiygamy, its punishment, Ill. ;.,' c
trial. -
An Act to extend the charter q -.
vestnent insurance and gvaraat. cam.
pany.
An Act TO authorize the B-.-sw i
Topsham water distr:c, 10 adjust
claim for over-charge
An Act TO extend the charter O. Ii.
FarminEton-Oaklaad Iater-.Ua.. Rsl.
way.
An Act to extend the char.e- ~. T.,
Luoec. East Aachias and Naca..s Pa.
way %.
An Act 10 amend Chapter :. G: a.
lating to the Eas,pott rlunic.p4l COW,
An Act to extend tie Caa.iv- {.
Bootf.bay Harbor water d!s;f.c:.
JOHN T. PAGAN Sec
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present and gave an able talk o.,
grange work. Visitors were presea!
from Readheld, Cascade. Sidney. and
Salmon Lake Oranges.
The Adams school closed its win
Ter term last Friday. the teacher
Miss Florerce White returning to her
home at Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Alexander made
q business trip to Watsrville Tues
day.
Fred Sloper. who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Waterville
and Fairfield returned to his home
here Wednesday.
Villa Alexander passed Sunday
with her sister Ella Downs in Smith
field
Arson Quimby attended Ills
brothers funeral in Waterville Mon
day.
The Washington school closed Fri
day Feb. IA after q very successful
term taught by Miss Izetta Royal q
Readfeld.
The Lakeshore Sewing society me,
Feb. l. with Minnie Cook. A good
amount Of work was accomplished
after which a very interesting Lin
coin program was given.
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INTERIOR WATERS

The committee o. Interior Waters
will give a public hearing in the oific-
of the land agent ard forest comm,.--
sioner. Room a.. at the State House. III
Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. FEE. u. Isle. p. ".
on the following
An As, to incorporate Chase Stream
Improvement Co.
An Act authorizing the Amer "a
Realty Co to erect and maintain piers
ard booms in the Aroostook river.
An Act to amend Chapter 80 of Ire
Private and Special Laws of 1855 en-
titled. An Act to incorporate the Sc
bee Dam Company" as amended By
section G OF Chapter % OF the Private
and Special Laws OF 1899 and further
amended by Chapter IA OF the Private
and specia! L:ws of 1898 and by Chap
Ter 33s ot the Private and Special Laws
OF 1895
An Act 10 amend Chapter lsa OF tie
Private and Special Laws of 1903, en-
titled. An Act 10 incorporate the East
Branch Improvement, Company.
An Act to amend Chapter Is of the
Private and Special Laws Of isis. en-
titled, An Act 10 incorporate the Telos
Canal Company
MILDRED KEENE, Clerk.
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OAKLAND

Winfield Varney has returned to nj,
home in Newmarket. y. H.. after visit
ing his uncle. George Hall, for a few
days.
Mrs. George Hall has received a le;.e.
from her nephew. Corporal Edmu1
Danforth. in which ne states that ne s
in the best OF health and that he has
been transferred to a supply Co. which
is located in Germany.
Mrs. Alice I.oomis is moving into the
Lambert house on Alpine St.
The basketball game between IT,
Oakland and Saba,tus teams which
was played Friday nigh. in Sabattus,
resulted in a score OF II to Is in favor
OF Oakland
Miss fea-l Farkman has resigned her
position as operator at TIE Farmers
Telephone ONCE. Her place will .e
hled By Miss Minta Leminer.
Mrs. Minnie Livingstone ,assel the
Weekend with relatives in North An
son.
Roy Goodman. who enlisted in the Ma
val RESERVES. and has been stationed at
i'''iefS -hoSS.. > dl Si4t IVIist vi IA ;
mother, Mrs. Abraham Walker. OF Main
street. having received his discharge
from the L. S. Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Watson were
weekend guests OF relatives in New
Sharon.
Col. E. J. Mayo of Foxcrof, was a
business visitor In town Saturday.
Maurice Wentworth is visiting his SIS
ter, Miss Charlotte Wentworth, who
is graduate nurse at the Central
Maine Hospital in Lewiston. also
friends n Sabattus for a few days
Muriel. the two year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Saw,e!le OF Summer
street. is quite i'll with influenza.
Robert Curr.er passed the weekend
at the home of his parents in Sabattus.
Miss Myra Wells Of Alpine street has
gone 10 the Sisters Hospital in Water
VILE for medical treatment.
Rev. p. A. A. killam. who has been
passing a few days with his family in
town. las returned TO his pas;o-a;e as
A.!s;on, Mass.
Miss Caddie Sho-ey, VINO IS emploA !
at the Fashion store in Walerville. LETT
sunday on Business trip 70 Boston
and New York.
Edmund Leahy. a student at Kent )
Hill. vas a weekend guest OF his
mother Mrs Fred Thi5odeau o. Fair
tie!,' street
Mr. and Mrs George Preble have
gone to Bath. where they Will lie the
guests Of friends for week.
Joe Neptune" who is stationed at
Newport. +. L.. is passing a short t:--
Tough with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas. who
I, have been visiting Mr. Thomas par
ents. Mr. and Ms. Charles Thomas. re-
turned Saturday TO their home in ST..
mon Falls. y. II.
Mrs. Harry Gordon has gone to Liver
more Fails TO visit Mr.. Gordon's aunt.
Mrs. Frances Gordon.
Fred Soule o: Alpine stree. Ief, sat
urdaE Tor visit with relatives /. wo-
burn and Boston. Mas.
Tommy Bangs is visiting friends in
Bangor for few days.
Miss Alice Gleason returned SATURDAY
to her home in belgrade after visi,in 2
her sister. Miss Marguerite Gleason.
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Blaze in Portland Factory

The Z. ". Brown sardine factory at
South Portland came near going UP in
smoke Wednesday afternoon. and bu:
for the vigilance Of some Of the meI
who happened to be near al hand at the
time the fire started there would be Che
less sardine factory in this vicinity.
TIE fire started in small toilet which
IS attached 10 the outside OF the factory
on the northwest corner and was Just
about reaching up in good shape and
taking hold of the Office. The men RAJ
lied with anything they could lay their
hands on to beat back the a-e until
some water could be secured The tide
happened to be out and Tor this reason
j, became necessary to get ropes to at
tach TO the buckets they keep OF the
premises for Just such emergencies.
They finally succeeded in killing the fire
down and out
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Miss Berle Cram is in town. called
here by the death of her grandmoth-
err Mrs. Sophia Eowell.
The Ladies' Aid will have an all.
day meeting. at the home Of Mrs. Ma
bel Magoon next Tuesday when Red
Cross sewing will be done.
John Lawrence has bought the
place on Pleasant street owned ard
occupied by Charles Clark and fami-
~. Mr.. Lawrence takes possession Of
the stable at once and will move into
the house in the spring.
Last Thursday evening a large
audience gathered in Caratunk hall
TO listen to Elliott Spear Of Skowka-
gan who told Of his experience dur
ing seven months at the front in
France as member OF the Canadian
army
The Junior class OF Scion High
school held valentine social in Car
atunk hall Friday evening
Mrs. Thurza Hillins Of Skowhegan
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. McDonough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Goodrich are
the parents OF daughter, born
Wednesday. Feb. IL.
Austin Baker is home over Sunday
from his work in North Arson.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Ses ~. >:u :; on
cries will give q pubiic hea:.nS :.
r.. at the State House. in AS
THURSDAY. FEB. y. g. Ut.
II. An Act 10 authorize tas - $.
ton of a weir in the iEE rE-..-c-.
Rogue HarScr III I7e town . . -1s.s..
=. An Ac, 20 p-ot->: -
within three miles " N-....--'
Criehaven plantation. "a.
Is An ACT to eslae.'sH
length for HOLSTERS i, Yo-A 60 O.
k Is. Resolve in fAvor (: =
seals. ,--.r-
ter of the Private and F.. re
of 1918 entitled An Ac: 70 re-
taking of sme!,s in The wa,s:s s-l
hay. Franklin hay. Taunton
river. in the towns az HancoSa .-iy
lin and sullivan. in Hanoocs ,-y.e
as amended By CHAPTER OF ..,,cr
and Special Laws Of 1911. t"l'H
for Samel. s---z
Is. An Act 10 regulate tie as,
CLAIMS within the limits 0: Ga NJ
Village Corporation. withIa ''E
OF Lincoln. r. 81
IL An Act for the proiectleA IA:
mon. alewives and sr.el's =
j. :. VIVIAN. ~
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on inland fisheries AZ.
game will give a public he4-.g Il Is
rooms at the State House, X A.E9s:z
.CESDAY. FEBRUARY :. .. Y
On an Ac, to provide to- - -:s.s,'a'
ton OF res.de1A hunters.
Also an Act 10 amend s. y . u.
Chapter So of the Revised States y
amended by Chapter IL Of i,e PA
Laws OF 1877. relating 10 p-o:--..oa u.
deer.
Also an Act to amend Sect Il o
Chapter g OF til, Revised S:a:-::s I:
amended by Chapter -: .: TIE t.sl.
Laws OF 1917. relating 20 -se o. z-:o-o.
biles in hunting.
Also an Act 10 ex:e-d re c.oss .i-s
on moose.
No. =. Resolve prov.c.nc ~. a?2'.
priation for operating ST .l.--:':'
and feeding stations. ana o:.-- IL
penSes incident to the AIM. sat-.
OF the department, Of in.A-.t. ..s-eHs'
and game.
No. a. An Act to amend Sons
> and 8 of chapter - % ~ :, &
Laws OF 1917. as amended :. '1A?'5.
"a OF the " '.iiC Laws o: -. :s.a'ls
TO non resident fishing licenses
No. y. An Act 10 amend = :i11
Of Chapte. . of'tae Gsy;s.- -
utes, as amended by CAaI:=-: =
and PA OF the Pubic Laws - =, re-
latips TO the disposition u. ne: .
lected under the provisions .: - IA
land fish and game laws
Z F. CLASC'N, sec
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committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

The committee on judiciary will sise
q pto &c nearing IN its rooms at the
stare house. III Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, ebruary 18th, at 20
! p. NJ. on the following:
An Act TO amend Chapter 6l3 Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1888, al
amended by Chapter ia OF the Private
and Special Laws OF lss5. entitled An
Act to establish the Western Hancock
municipal court
An Act relating TO signing OF. certid-
An Act to amend Section 80 Of Chap
ter 40 of the Revised Statutes, relating
TO bank holidays.
An Ac, to amend Section So Of Chap
ter - Of the Revised Statutes, relating
An Act 10 amend Sections A. 50 and
81 OF Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes
as AMENDED by Chapter ~ of the Laws
Of 1917. relating to the protection vi
An ACT to amend Section s. Of Chap
ter IS OF the Revised Statutes. relating
. to exemption from arrest on certain
holidays.
An Act TO amend Section . of Chap
ter OF the Revised Statutes, relating
to qualification of voters.
THURSDAY. February nth. at 80 r.
NJ, on the following:
An Act to provide for the establish
ment OF 4 bonding or surety depart
ment in connection with trust compa-
ME under certain regulations. and su-
pervision Of the bank commissioner and
the insurance commissioner.
An Act to provide tor further limit
ing cur la rs relating to divorce, amend
ing Section of Cha pier s..
An Act TO incorporate Mount Pleas
an, Cemetery Corporation
An Act to establish state Eeforma-
tory for Men.
Resolve proposing an amendment 10
the constitution Of the State of Maine
pro -iding for the election Of state treas
iii 9
Resolve PROPOSING an anenument 20
Section ii Of Articl. IN of the cons,i-
tuition and providing for the election
of the attorney general by the PEOPLE.
Resolve proposing an amendment TO
Section l Of Par. Srd of Article V OF
the constitution. providing for the e:ec-
lion OF the secretary Of State by the
. people.
Resolve in IA o. OF Michael Burns, au-
;holizinE him 10 bring suit against the
state IF Maine.
FRIDAY. February Fist. a, r NJ.
on the following:
the Private and Special Laws Of 1917,
entitled An Act to incorporate TIE
Portland Water District.
Resolve proposing an amendment to
the Constitution CT the state of MaIie,
providing that an eiector Tor Governor.
senators and representative shall be {
resident Of the state for term OF Ell,
months next cedlng an election.
An ACT 10 amend Section Of Chapte..
lis of the Revised Statutes. relating 20
fees Of sherifs and their deputies.
An Act to amend Section OF Chapter
8 OF the Private and Specials Laws D.
,s7S. relative to IN, time of hoi0ing :he
civil term CT the municipal court Of TIE
town OF Pennington.
An Act TO revise. consolidate and
amend the charter and laws Of the ci:y,
of Augusta.
An Act additional to Chapter I3S o.
the Priv-te and Special Laws of 1915.
entitled An ACT to incorporate tie
\ortnport Village Corporation
IA C. btLLCLl~ Sec
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MT. VERNON

EAST-Mrs. Alice Farnhar closed a
very successful term Of schoo! at thc
Cressey district Friday. Feb. a. y
number Of visitors were present VINO
enjoyed the exercises. Public test work
was given in all the grades. orally. an Z.
the results were very satisfactory. AS
it vas st. Valentine day. the pupil.
distributed valentines. and a treat was
passed around. consisting Of three Kind.
of candy. Mrs. Farnham has taught
this school for several terms and has
shown great dea! of interest in her
work. During the cool weather she
prepares a hot stew at noon times.
changing each day SO as 20 have a va
rety.
Harold Noyes has been quite III at his
home for two weeks. but is some bette
at this writing. His sister Miss Bessie
who was called home. returned to her
work at Augusta Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Weber and ii.t:.
son Max were visitors in Augusta sat.
urddv.
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EDUCATION

TIE committee OF Educs;-o- g.
a puolie hearing in " 'o@ 80
State House. IN Angus.
THURSDAY. FEBRJ.> NY
e. Resolve in favor 9: '-E
OF Maine for maint-ren'. As- ,'' CT
payment of existing ds--.t
~. An Act 10 amend =
Chapter is OF the Res.>e5 &. -
amended by Chapter :" -
Laws OF 49,. relating - ies -a-
sociations. a.
=. Resolve in favor o. -,
ley OF Bangor. Pe:ocsco: -9--
OF Maine. -.
% An ct 70 amend - "r
Chapter IS Ct the Revised -
iatins 10 the reports c: af~
private schools. =
. Resolve in favor = -
Whiting tor the surIo-: -
schools. :.
q. Resolve in favor o. -. .
ford for Teachers Pensions -. b.
- An Act 10 amend -
CHAPTER Is % the Revised :
lating to the attendance . & .
school. SKIS
education in the pUo,I' 50 go,
-. An Act 10 amend -
Revised Statutes, Relating
ties OF experimenting SO
tee. =. ~
Chapter Is Of RI. REVISE St@.-';s-
lating to the duties q s-is'-
OF schools. -,
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PENSIONS

The committee on pensions will si-e
a public hearing in its room at the Sta, .
House, in Augusta.
Wednesday. February IL. atIP, NJ.
er. the following
Resolve PROVIDING for State pensio,
for Mrs. Alfred Polk of Lewiston.
Resolve in favor Of Catherine Eelii.
gan of Brewer.
Jackson.
Resolve In favor Of Wallace W. Stew
art.
Resolve in favor Of Frank Netcalf
Resolve III favor OF Thomas A. Men.
reaiy.
Resolve in favor OF Julia p. Nickerson.
Resolve in favor of Rebecca Cookson
of Carmel
insston
Resolve in favor Of Julia f. Adams.
Resolve IN favor Of Rena Cooley,
LYNDON E. CLIFFORD, Sec.
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PUBLIC HEALTH

The committee on PuSl.c Hea.:a ".
give a public hearing in Roo-. - =;
the State House. IN Augusta,
TUESDAY, FEB. IS, g, l3 P "
Resolve in favor Of the STATE cs1au
ment of health.
An Act amending chapter 8. Of ,.s
Public Laws OF 1917. An Ac. adt.,.ena, 70
Chapter ls OF the X. 5. re a:Ins T. pgs.
lie health.
An Act amencatory AID additional! %
section ~ of Chapter - ot re Revised
Statutes relating to public .eal,a.
An Act to provid- TO- ,h- .7sc.c,a.
of public buildings BY ;he .oc.. ooar..
OF health.
An Act amending Section q Csapis,
- OF the r. S, relating 10 .t..l ne 4.
An Act 10 pronioi;, man 4:s2:-.e SAT
or smoking of cigarettes WIN tic
State OF Maine.
anu sale of cigarettes.
WM. II. BRAGoON. Sc
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EVERYONE LIKES
THIS COLD CURE
--~pape's Cold Compound" Ends . Cold
or Grippe in a Few Hours

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking a dose of
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
p. 1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
t:ils and air passages in the head
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ring. relieves sick headache, dullness,
feverishness. sore throat, sneeZing,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffeG-up, Quit blow
ing and snufiiiIs' Ease Your throb-
bling head-nothing e.se in the world
gives such prompt relief as "Papes
Cold Compound. which costs only q
few cents at any drug store. 1t acts
without assistance. tastes rice. and
causes TO inconvenience. Accept no
Substitute.-Adv.
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POSLAM REAL
TREAT FOR SKIN
that ITCnES

Only those who have itched and
scratched and still itched continually
can appreciate what it means when tee
asgravation y ended BY the soothing;
Poslam And what relief to be rid o:
any eruptional blemish which has en-
tailed prolonged embrassassment! Turn
to Poslam first for the quick healing
help which ailing skin must have. iol
You do NOT lave to wait in uncertainty
for indications OF improvement. 1t soon
SHOWS.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency LABORATORIES, zf'
West fifth St, New York City.
Urge your skin to become cleare: :,
healthier by the daily use Of Posla II
Soap, nedicated with Poslam.-Adv.
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THAT UNEASY
FEELING

That dull depression. that dragged
out spiritless condition-it's bilious
ness.
Why be out of sorts with yourself
and everybody else when one dose
of Schenck s Mandrake Pills will do
wonders for you.
20 years reputation for biliousness.
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