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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-09
:; OBITUARY !
GEO. s. SIMPSON
. DIED YESTERDAY
Pioneer Resident Of the Island Dies at
Ago OF IA Years.

George &. simpson. w~ll Nuown and
aged resident OF thtS cIiy. died ycSier-
day afternoon a. his late residence. No.
2lt South Penn street Issani. following
bet ween eight and ten months Illness
from com pilcatloCS due 10 old age.
The deceased was born n this city
on April -. lSts. and vas n n" S.E-
"nty-fourth Year OF his tK- Ne was
also reared IN tins city. having ben
educated IN thr local ;UhIc schools. II"
was the son OF IN" laI" Thomas and
'Nancy shepherd SIM pSou. pIrn""r @"Sl-
dents OF this city. On M1-,h 81. 1871.
he was united IN gn2rrI;sS ." Miss
katherine Eildeph"u H. Ma an active
member Of the Thomson NJ r. church,
and had taken = Erra, lnt"r"st n IA"
church work anil hrs Illness
He was veteran &C ju. 't,Hl wAr
post No |. G. \ =. 81" t""a \ great
deaf OF interest in this organization ,ud
. had "A larHr :urIGaiu,auJ" Iu Hud about
rho City. and his G.,th cHr1" - \ SUD
den shock 10 MS many fr!"@dS
For many lars -, had beer, connect
. ri witn Ia" West Vagina Eout.Hg and
, Supply company &C ~. - Market
street Besides MS wfc" Mr. Catherine
Simpson. ~ is Survived hy TWO SONS
Harry T.. and li~org" " Sampson. hoth
of thus city. aad 'wO daughters. Ms
Nancy s simpson ~ nom Also NO
brothers and ~" sisters
.f Tho time T"r 10 tgu"-aE Nas rot
known a. a tat" hour last .v"u.ng Rev
~ g. toward. pastor II ~" Thorn SON
NJ r: church. will have ,Na-g. az n"
services. lnt"rnert Will ,~ uad, N
Greenwood cemetery
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Danish Catarrh
Breathe Hyomei for Two Minutes
and Stuffed Up Head Will Go.

II yru want - get sat" i"Ir"I Sr0r
ratarrn. cold IA tn" lad "r from an :r-
ri:aiinE cough n "a" shortest im',
BREATH, Iiyum"'.
II Will clean ou. Your head N t,So
minutes and allow Nuu "a br'Hih'. freely
awake or aSircp. or money refunded
Hyon"l should md n cold N on" day
and rell.!r You ~ disgusting Suuftlc~.
hawking. splitting and uCcns,N" breath
IN = week.
lIyuurct Is mad" "h.,0y From Eu,,-
lyp;us. = soothing. healing lrr,H N:iurg
anuS@'ptIc that comes from tn" Eu,a-
y ptuA forests - inland Australia Wh"r"
rajArrh. asthma and other bronchial
troubles ar. seldom known
HyNuHl ~ pl"aSau: and easy tn
hr''a'h" Just pour f'w Drops 3u'u 20"
Hard kubh, luhti"r .uS.' - q .-ecteL
and r"ll"f is almost CERTAIN.
\ rumpl"tc iIyrmrf ru'ur. lGriui Nd
Inhaler and on, hnt'l" of UIvn1r.. costs
hu, nit!" n druggists every Shrrr and
n 9. n Cries; Il 80
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case. something I have not been able %
do for over two years. and what 10 more
! even 20 home and work in the garden
afterwards. Sleep-why l sleep like
log. Say. man. feel great! The
Reese Formula is all and more than you
claim for it. ! have purchased my Sec
ond bottle and intend 10 always keep 1t
in my house IN the future"
Thousands Of people in Wheeling.
Bridgeport, Bcllairc and Martins Ferry
have been given relief the same as MI
Kent. II you suffer from your stomach.
liver or kidneys there is health and
happiness awaiting you II you will only
20 10 your druggist or Hogc-Davis
Drug Stores, where the Reese Formula
man viii explain all about it. and get
n bottle of the Reese Formula R-ll.
BECAUSE YOU have tried other remedies
without success-docsn't mean anything
YOU haven't tried the Reese Formula
R-ll, for II you had you wouldn't be
sufferer from stomach, liver or kidneys.
aps-S-1l
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How to Keep Baby
Smiling and Well
See that the daily functions regular and normal

you can expect the little
ones 10 be happy and play
- ful when the head feels dull
and the stomach bloated. The
normal habit Of children il 10 he
happy and when you notice them
cross and frrtful you viii usually
find constipation is responsible.
Perhaps they have missed that
daily function 30 necessary 10
comfort and health. Look at the
tongue and see IL the breath is
bad. Watch for bclching. These
are the tell-tals symptoms Of con-
xtpahon. Tonight give a little
Of Dr.. Caldvell's Syrup PepSn.
which YOU can buy at any drug
store, and it WIN act IN tb> morn
ing and the troublesome sNmp-
toms promptly disappear.
DR.. CaldweIrs Syrup Pepsin is
a combination OF siurple Laxative
herbs with pepSin. Unlike the
harsbeT phyracs It acts gently and
without sniping 30 that while
gruwnups can use it freely it can
also be gwen 10 a tiny baby with
perfect safety. Thousands Of
hnerican families would not think
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Funeral s.r.Sr-> for Miss I.uEeutI
Il St~nser. who dl"L yesterday morn
lus at 6:lJ O'clock li..r tate r, sIdvncc No.
IL Nineteenth STREET Warwuud. VIII
b.. ibid Saruripy morning a. $50
O'clock from thu HON" al her brother
Michael St.uE.r. NJ. ici Twenty first
street. Requiem high mass Will h"
",.lrl.rst"d at tn" Corpus christi church
ut O'Clock. Iu;"riu"nt viii b+ made III
Muun; Calvary cemetery
Tn" d"c"as"d wa born IN Tins COM
rnUuIIy and Was IN h"r tUCI"th year "
age Miss St"nKrr was among IN" Early
S'.tt!I.r~ Of lNlS community and has
watched the town grow from = p"pu!I-
ton Of about IN" hundred until It's
present population. Sh" Vas educated
IN tn. parurhial schools 90! Wh""llr =
and w;Ls a d"vuut ucmtcr ct tlr, Corpus
christi church.
Surviving her ar" four sisters aud
four brothers. Mrs. Con S'h';Hn.r. If
Warwood: Mrs. Charles Clara ami Ma
Mo. at horne. John J.. o. Shrr7 trr"h,
William \. and Michael all of War
wood.
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Wheeling Miners Rheumatism Gone Can
Work Without Pain and Sleeps Like a Log
One Bottle Of Reese Formula Ri Did It
ULYSSES Kent Route No. Box IA Wheeling, Graphically Describes
His Condition and the Results Obtained From
Reese Formula R II.

y purchased 4 bottle Of Reese For
mu,I E-ii from the Hogc-DaNI5 Drug
Store. although had very little conf
drnrr IN It's ability to accomplish very
much n my case. had no idea ono
bottle would even affect me. Strange as
+, may sc"n. after taking the frs: bottle
of Formula Pill the swelling and pains
in NY limbs have entirely left me. !
can now do my work as a miner witt
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Up IN MABEL'S ROOM"
Returns to tho Court Tomorrow For
TWO Performances.

TIL. attraction at the Court tomorrow
matinee and evening will bc Al II.
WuCGS SCr"aninely funny farce 'Ip In
Mabrl's Room" which scored hit ~hea
niay.d here last December for the Act
nr.s Fun BrncnI. The production, cohi-
plctr ~ every detail. is one OF the mos,
laughabi" farc"S ever 0llereo ~ vi nj
NrnI III, .rs;whllc producer OF bel
room, comedies and tho same excelieh'
company viii present il that gave II On
It's former Two da! visit. IL hcluacS
Mildred SouthWiCk az Mabel, Jane M
L'.rSnr %,lI,c Weston Myrta McCahe
lanes IorrIar. Charles McrriTeil an"
r,h.rs. SEATS ar" now on sale tor mat
nee aud evening performances ana
YOU want a good lnuEhahle evenings en-,
i.rtainm.ut b. oil means 20 ana SEE
Nahcl and her associates.
ErgCic-l'vc quite lost my h"ao or
her you know. on,
;aCk-Oh, we'll, YOU need p"tter one
ANYWAY Boston transcript.
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v",l: Mrs. ". y. North. Mss N.4,
Nor'h. Mss I"IH.. Gibson
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Fun"yai s"rSlc,* fo- Mr. Mary r..
Hor.. whD di~d Wednesday afternoon
At the North Wh""lrng hospital tui-
lowing Shor' Illness ~! b" h"id Sat
urday morning At tn" family r"SlG,Ii,..
No. CT GrNudv'"W street. Requiem
high mass Viii b" offered 81 u',lurk
NJ tn. -. AluhVrsus cathedral. IN
t.rrn-ut wlll - ',nnQ,, "a Greenwood
cemetery RI" DECREASED was ~ hrr
tllrti",h year Of age and h"Gnr. mar
rage was tn daughter - tt,. tat"
John and Mrs MARY L.. li'-iIGrr. % tlNS
city. 81" was cdur1t"d ~ "a, -
NlphOuSuS a,1GrmW Shr - SURVIVED
hv her husband John u IYar" ,ud on"
brother frank ! N"IlErr ~ jhlS cs'..
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Of being without a bottle in the
house for the emergency arises
almost daily when it is needed.
IN spite Of the fact thai D.. Cald-
wcu', S~r.1p Pcpsin Is the ArgeStsc!sng
lA;.ad laxnate in The uoud, there
heirs oser o rIihon bottles sold each
ycar, many uho need rs b7,efts haze
NOT YET used it. II YOU haze not, send
ro,r nnnc and address, for a fee ,rid.
eoStl> to Dr. w. B. Cdidue.l. SiI
Washington ST., Monaeello, Illinois.
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Blum Funeral.

r'alnr~1l SERVICES for hrS Everett
EiU'u. Wi known IrSld"u' o. ihls ,I,2
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Ely WAR SAVINGS sTAMrS-
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ncv..r= ar1 N-edNmss. " a. Nfch-
Us. Chsr.cS ~ Nichols. jHua-! Max
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The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
WALDO STATION.

George Berry has been calling on
friends in town recently.
Emery Hussey and family spent Sun
day, Nov. 28th, in Jackson.
Mrs. Clara Littlefeld has been in this
vicinity calling on friends lately.
Frank Twombly and wife have another
boy, Dumont NJ, added to their family.
Winnie Croker has been home on a
short visit and is now employed by
Frank Bailey.
Fred Littlefield and Sidney johnson
have been hauling rocks to the Station
for Pejepscot Paper Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Jackson
were in town Sat, Nov. 9th, calling on
their daughter, Mrs. Alma Hussey.
Walter and Everett Harding and Sid
ney johnson are hauling lumber from the
Frank Clements lot to the Station for
Fred Curtis of Swanville.
The johnson family were home for the
Thanksgiving reunion at Warren John
sons: Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore of
Belfast, Sidney johnson, wife and three
children and Flora johnson who was
home for the Thanksgiving recess.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
By G. N. Lurie
Common Errors in English and
How to Avoid Them
DOUBLE NEGATIVES.

A THOUGH the double negative
N that is, the use of two words to
express the negative when one is Iced
eds found in early English and in
other languages, its use in English
nowadays is incorrect. The use of
such phrases as "She don't want
none," 81 can't do no more" 1--WE don't
know nothing" etc, marks the care
less speaker. They are found seldom
in writing, since the very act Of writ
ing, save in letters by the uneducated,
induces a more careful selection of
words than does speaking.
Shakespeare says, 81 cannot go no
further" but in this the unsurpassed
writer probably followed the usage of
his own times; modern writer or
speaker would say 81 can go no fur
Their" or 81 cannot go any further"
Similar to the use of the double
negatives, and similarly erroneous,
are such sentences as the following:
81 haven't had hardly nights Sleep"
81 cannot get but one suit of clothes"
Saw. 81 have mad hardly nights
sleep :" 81 can get hut one suit"
(Col8rishtl
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
PROSPECT.

Mrs. Arthur Boyd of Frankfort is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown and
daughter Eunice, were in Bangor recent
ly.
C. H. Partridge and wife have
returned from Boston where they WIS.,
tied relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd and children
of Frankfort were holiday guests of Mr..
and Mrs W. S. kllman.
Henry Haley, who is employed in Der
by, spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 7. Haley.
Mrs Jennie Dockham, D. d. G. c.,
Pythian Sisters, was in Brewer Nov. 1o
to inspect the Temple there.
Geo. W. Haley and sons, Fred and Per-
cy, who are employed in Derby, spent
Thanksgiving at their home here.
Ansel Gross and son Henry, who have
been working in Haliowell, have return
ed, the work in the granite quarries there
being suspended until spring.
A community supper was enjoyed
Thanksgiving night at the Grange Hall,
A goodly number was present. Another
supper is planned for Jan. /, 1921.
Miss Grace Hutchins has sold her
home in Blanket Lane to J. E. Witham
of Bucksport, stored her furniture at Ar
thur Shute's, and has gone to Hampden.
where she has been previously employed.
Fluctuations are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Grant who were married in
Bangor, Nov. "a, Mr.. Grants home and
business are in Standpoint. Mrs. Grant
was Miss Bernice Alley of this town and
a great fayorite with all.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
BROOKS.

Mrs. VIM. C. Patterson was a business
caller in Belfast recently
Mrs Laura Jacobs of Boston is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Millie Emmons.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM c. Patterson spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Waldo
Mrs. Fay E. Reynolds spent the holiday
and weekend with relatives in Water
vile.
Mrs j. c. Forbes spent Nov. 18th with
her son, Charles Mixer and family of
Knox.
Mrs. Ida Young of Liberty is visiting
her son, Eben Young and family on COL
lege Ave.
George Larrabee is hauling pulpwood
for Stewart & Hunt to the M. &. r. r.
station here.
Charles Jenkens and family spent
THANKSGIVING with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Jenkens and family of Monroe.
Miss Grace Cox of Liberty, who has
employment in Bangor, was the guest of
her brother, Edward G. Cox and family
several days recently.
VIM. C. Austin is putting up another
building on the lot between The Brooks
Cash Store, owned by him, and Brooks
Fire Dept. engine house.
Russell S. Greenwood, who has had
employment in Houlton during the sum-
mer months, is now at home with his
family here in the vii age.
Bradford Stoddard and Cecil Crockett
are at work for Stewart & Hunt cutting
pulpwood on the Monroe road on what
was known as the Bessy lot.
Beecher Sherman of South Brooks
shot deer recently. The deer seem to
be plentiful in this section of the county
and many hunters are taking advantage
of the snow to hunt them.
Mr.. Leland Young Of Liberty and Mr..
Herbert Hamlin have purchased York's
Hotel and are thoroughly renovating the
rooms and will soon be open to the pub
lie. The date will be announced later.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09

Mrs. Nellie Hannah is spending the
winter with her niece in Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Dickey entertained
Mrs. Olive Randall, Thanksgiving.
A fourteen pound turkey with all the
fixings helped to entertain the family
party gathered at G. w. McLain's,
Thanksgiving. Isaac Quiga and family
with Walter Banton and family were
among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeigher entertained q
large party Thanksgiving. The guests
included Rev. and Mrs. Dinslow, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Adams, j. Q. Adams and
family, C. L. Adams, wife and children,
and Mr.. E. S. Adams.
Miss Erva Conner left Nov. 9th for S.
Braintree, Mass, were she expects to
make short visit with Mrs. c. E. Gil
man, after which she will 60 south to
Tryon, N. c., to spend the winter with
her aunt. Mrs. Chester Howes. Miss
Corners many friends join in wishing
her pleasant winter.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
GIVING BABIES A CHANCE

Several years ago New Zealand set a
mark in infant welfare. OF each 1O00
babies born in that country only so die
before reaching year of age. The New
Zealand babies are very healthy and
strong and when they grow up they make
fine soldiers and even finer citizens,
There are sections of the world in
which one third of the babies die before
reaching year of age an a considerable
percentage of those who escape with their
lives are weakened for years by the Sc
we're illness of their babyhood.
The American Child Hygiene Associa-
ton reports that in 1919 there were eight
American cities where the New Zealand
record was beaten, The cities in which
babies have the best chance, in the order
of their 1919 rank, were: Brookline,
Mass, 40; Berkeley, Calf; Marinette.
Wis; Aberdeen, Wash; Everett, Mass. ;
Madison, Wis ;-Piqua, O.; and Alameda.
Calf. Of eight honor towns, the Pacific
slope has 8, Massachusetts, 2, Wisconsin
2 and Ohio 1.
1t will be noticed that all of these are
small cities With one exception ali
have less than $4,000 inhabitants. and
one has as few as 49, 900.
On the other hand, the report shows
that some of the highest baby death rates
are those of certain small cities. 1t is
plain that baby can be very safe or
very unsafe in small city. If the CITY
government has good birth registration.
good nursing service, good hospitals, a
GOOD health department, and good con-
troll of its milk supply, the babies will be
healthy and vigorous
If, on the other hand, they are indiffer-
ent about garbage, flies, privies, polluted
milk, unfit water, and poor birth regis
tration, their babies pay the penalty.
Among cities of more than ESQ. 900 in
habitants, the honors 60 to Seattle, Min
neapolis, and San Franci CO in the order
named. The cool summers and the fine
climate of the Pacific slope, so far as
babies are concerned, do much to land
two of the cities in the list, and the. large
proportion of Scandinavian stock Is a
factor in placing the third. The Scandi-
navian peoples have healthy babies, both
IN this country ami abroad.
In the list of cities of 100, 600 to $50, 900
Houston, Tex, leads, with Oakland and
Cambridge following. In cities of 5O,O 600
to 100, 900, Berkeley, Fort Wayne, and
Topeka are leaders, and in the cities with
less than so, 900 the honors 60 to Brook
line, Marinette and Aberdeen Among
the very large cities New York easily
leads with rate of 80
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
THE FUR MARKET SLUMP

"The fur market has surely seen a
great change and a great slump IN prices
since last year. said Curator Thomas A.
James of the State museum, who follows
the market as closely as one engaged in
nothing else:
II saved last years price list and
haye Just received from one OF the larg-
est skin buying houses in Maine quota
lions for this month. Note some of the
prices.
"Skunk skins, large, No. 1, are bring
ing 81 and last year were from $l2 to 5.
Muskrats, large, winter, now bring 85
cents and last year from IS 90 to ST.
Raccoon. large, No. 1, now "a and last
year SIG to $40 Red fox, large. prime,
now bring up to So and last year were
grabbed at S35 to S42. Mink, large, dark,
now bring $40 and last year SS2 to $42.
"And the dealer writes me that he will
stand behind these prices now, but knows
no more about what will happen to the
market than he knows what the weather
will be in two weeks from now"
There has been colony of beavers liv
ing and working in pond at West
Mount Vernon for several years. This
summer they have moved to the upper
end of the pond and established a new
dam and home, for the apparent reason
that they had stripped all the trees from
the vicinity of their old home and want
ed fresh material Their new dam
across the outlet of the pond is built in a
fence like way of sticks of wood of all
sizes cemented together with mud and
water tight. Trees a foot through have
been Rnawed off. Some of them have
been limbed, some cut INTO sections and
some are used whole The mud employ
ed for filling is patted down with their
tails. A house has been built in the edge
of the water in cob house fashion with
chunks of trees and plastered with mud.
1t is about thirty feet in diameter. All
entrances are below the water line. AL
though beavers are shy animals, this COL
ony is located not far from two farm
houses where there are children and dogs
running about the shore of the pond.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
&'1a. Name Power Company

-'as SIX hundred miles Of high
"e- J keep in perfe t working
A- he expected that patrons
~sDl Maine Power Company
.A17reace some inconvenience
eavy sleet storms as have
".'.l the last week.
s.s..s .. sturdy construction and an
s-. PATIO system there has not been
,.s.. o.erruption of the steady
l ..r lurlng any of the storms.
g.g ...~'ueS on the light weight
q. las been slight interruption
By f owing across the wires,
... ".f' quickly removed by the
s.... .s men SO that uniformly good
-.., ' Aantalned throughout the
.4} Hl-s
Qs. 'ArY Of the new aluminium
.sls A les has been SO thoroughly
.g '- . is the plan to gradually
ses .'1 ,aroughout the system. The
ts.s.. LOOT cling to them and there
l. Nalr'eaance cost. During the
tug weeks The company's IL ton
Ga --.. "'sN distributing reels along
as.aa Wi way between Augusta and
hsu...N "i. haul three of the heavy
SO q. Total about 5000 pounds. By
.agl.af p'"er winch operated by the
@llsd ''3e luck these bulky loads are
y.Dgrs 1lleen or twenty minutes and
Distinct, points most convenient for
90 o I YIN OF strlnging this line will be-
'ad1 9Oo4I ten days and will be as
90 possible rushed to completion.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
>EARSMONT.

X Simmons of Oakland was
..e,a ot friends recently.
p ckson is cutting ash hoop
..o hrs wood lot in Freedom.
Nj. and Mrs. Samuel Higgins are re-
., ,aagfs,ulations on the firth of
a.,,, Lamb of Houlton has come to
.-- the winter with his sister, Mrs.
,e Beam
nJsl ut hunters in this vicinity
,.. refa ecessful in capturing deer
!, sAau moose.
NJ. Hsrg Ladd, who had the mis-
.-s.. ..i and fracture her hip few
.....7... IS tow able to sit up,
d SKINNER has closed his home and
hartford, Conn, where he will
.-. ..r..- with his son Albert,
H. Nmrs Hunt and daughter limo
4.' Milton. Mass, spent few days
81, .aer, Mrs Nettie Hunt, re-
H+ n P.aisted, who is a student
Bette. lI-H school, spent the Thanks
-es with her parents, MIR. and
M r g.as-ed.
N af Portland has engaged
pc ouma Berry house of Mrs.
..s.5e1 and it is expected that
.t .- here soon to locate as
l .-. se.clan
Us, . .t- l--menway and friend, Miss
os-a. o-rs telephone operators in
% sad Belfast central Office at
,.. az-aaal spent Nov. 18th with
ST.. 0!rles Hemenway.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
NEW GOODS

We have rec eived a new lot of good
rom China which would make lovely Christs
mas gifts:
EMBROID ERIES
Linen and Pongee Waists
Lunch Cloths
Centerpieces
Runners, etc.
LACES
Filet Centerpieces
Collar and Cuff Sets
Separate Collars
Laces by the yard
Mats,
We have few tab-collars made from pure
silk land linen handmade laces for $I.5O
and $500. Call at Journal office.
SUE M. PARTRIDGE
AMY L. WILSON.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09

lrsi 'sls Of Nations is in trouble at
lae1t SOUND 5.ound hop. The Belgian gov
,ars VIXEN 1gl9ands that it pay SIC, 900 for
" 8, ,sr''N were smoked or carried
doa. ~ ~ members of the various dele
sr .,, 0'e Spa conference. The Sec
0sy sa5 mat the League is short of
tie S.ar. .S'1ses to take over the debts
9oa5g s .g Council. Uncle Sam can
sg snoI la9[d to sit into game where
s.on 61t Slo, 200 worth of cigars at a
~ o.sg ay uoes he want to take chance
5elgum -. VINO are virtually accused
5stle =" win stealing them7-Courier-
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
4 NOW BELIEVES
N'F2,IIT-A-1IVES'
,,lrbgr OF New Thought"
I,,,gd By Fruit Liver Tablets

SCHENECTADY, M L.
.,,r, moi in the habit of praising
m,erll medicine as l am an
@ ,,of New Thought +; but some
81. ,,,, had such bad attack of
md >,anach Trouble that gave
l,.sns did not have it and took
.,.ny., or Fruit Liver Tablets.
,r.. rr.,ilying was the result. It
.r ay liver and stomach
I7.-... cleaned up my yellowish
.-...,ua and put new blood in
nN Frait-a-tives' is the highest
.to{ ya4 Thought in incidence.
IT, A. A. YOUNG.
81. hos 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
.S.fror from FRU1I-A-TIVES
UGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1920-12-09
ISLESB0R0

....r "Castine" is running on
..ts IS last winter, Cam den,
Belfast.
a# -, Fred PouIin of Rumford
sLs of Mr.. Wellington
Thanksgiving.
49, Hatch returned Nov. 9th
-.- .- Northern Maine bringing
Fl r.. so partridge.
eai.eton, F. D. Pendleton
udkey are still in the
Apected home soon.
.- IRE going to give a play
1s Yacation and some of
~hOw lots of talent in
P-udIeton returned to
I'm to resume teaching
lie weekend at home
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Ball teams have been or
..-- .l-.g A local team, one of
'a ~g boys and one of the
..-... --s Some exciting games
... ~ soon.
a Hatch took party to
' motor boat isolde" re-
lie play "Buddies" and
= -N ---tay night to Belfast to
a..-. Grip All report Mr..
able skipper in all kinds Of