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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
CARRY ON CLUBS
ASKED BY DIS
ABLED VETERANS

New York. Jan 1-Disabied war
veterans in Boston. Cleveland. Gin
o:nraL Baltimore. Milwaukee De-
LFoit- Columbus. O.. San Francisco.
Denver. New Orleans and Mime
apolis, Handicapped for life and I'M
ABLE to more than barely live on the
government allowance Of $50 2
month during their vocational train
ing nave written to the headcusr-
tiers Of the Garry or Association here
requesting the establishment. of
carry On Clubs" in the cities
named
According 20 the projectors Of the
association which provides the
wounded soldier with a good home.
nourishing food. laundry. dental and
medical care, transportation and an
allowance for clothes, all for SO a
week e dependent ex-fehter is thus
Left with money enough to keep I'D
his war risk insurance and have
some amusement beside. Since last
April when the first experimental
club was opened in New York at
3sth street and Madison avenue. &C
comModating forty men and ten ex-
ira for meals its work = said TO
have shown great possibilities. The
organization opened another New
York club on Christmas day and the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Nominations BY Governor

Governor NiIliksn On Wednesday mace
The following Nominations which are
posted al the Executive Department
under date Of Dec. = and viii oe Il or
der for confirmation a. the next session
Of the Council:
Trial Justice-Albe-- y. Insrahsn,
Sherman Mills
Notary Puosic-Roaert u Bruce. AL
gusta: / J. Davis. Bangor Nerriii
Trust Ger: Wilbur Perry Davis. Ban
gn- FIRST National Bank; Lester NJ
Hart, Augusta; Phineas p. Hilton.
Jacsnan: EImore c. House, Lincoln
{. ". Hussey. watervilIe us Main
streeu: II. Chandler Peed- Booshoay
Ha-bor; Ernest ". veno. Old Town
Justice Of the Peace-Roberr J. Cur
ran. Lewiston
Steaographic Connissioaer-Leaa E
Marsh, Pit-sdeld.
STATE Assayer % Ores and Metals
Arthur 2. Andrews, Lewiston
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Industrial Accidents

Hearings were assigned Thursday
by Major Arthur L Thaye- OF Bar
err, chairman Of the Maine Indus
trial Accident Commission, as fol-
Iows:
Iocn P. Grover versus The MOUNT
Hope Cemetery Cooperation and the
Employers Liability Assurance Cor
poratior, insurers; review OF agree
ment; hearing SCI for Saturday, jan.
3. q. 10 A NJ, at the municipal court
room in Bangor: John E Nelson OF
Augusta attorney for the insurance
COMPANY.
Angie Manley, mother OF Charles
AznIey, versus the City Of Bangor,
Highway Department and the Ocean
Accident and Casually Corporation
insurers: dependency; hearing SET
Saturday. Jan 2, az 10 A NJ, at the
municipal court room in Bangor: B.
". Blanchard Of Bangor attorney for
the petitioner and Charles H Reid.
Jr- Of Bangor attorney for the re-
sponients-
Robert Alien versus the Boston 6;
Penobscot Shipbuilding Company
and the Employers Liability ASST :
arce Corporation, insurers: addt-
tIoual compensation: hearing set fo-
Friday, Jan 9. in the municipal court
room az Bangor: John E Nelson Of
AUgus-a attorney for the re-
spondents.
Fred Russell versus the 4 p Mer-
rilI Company and che American MI
-uaI Liability Insurance Company, in
surers: additional compensation;
hearing set for Friday. Jan 8 al IL
4. NJ: in the municipal court room al
Bangor; Eoen r. Littleheid OF Port
land attorney for the respondents
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Wy Druggists Reee1neld
Swamp Rect

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markahle record maintained by Dr.
kIkmer's Swamp Root, the great kid
ney. liver and bladder medicine
II Is physicians prescription
Svamp-Roo- is Strengthening
medicine Il helps the kidneys, liver
ard bladder do the work nature in
tended they should de-
Svanp-Rooc has stood the test Of
years- II IS sold by all druggists on
rs merit aud II should help you No
ocher kidney medicine has 50 many
friends
Be sure 20 GET Svanp-Rcct and
start treatment at once
However. If you wish frs- 20 test
this great preparation send ten cents
to Dr. kiimer & Co. BingnaMtou-
y. Y for a sample bottle Wien
Eriring be sure and mention the Al
g1sra Daily kennebec Jourrat--Aov-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
SIDNEY

NORTH-Mrs. Amy Bailey of
Riverside was a guest OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs S. A. Clark. Christmas
G. E Sherrard has opened a black
smith shop at his home where he
will do horseshoeirg and all repa;r
work
Lawrence Lyon passed a few DAYS
last week with his father, c. n. Lyon
at Bath
Elizabeth Frye and sister Mary of
Mecford- Mass. and sister Gertrude
OF Augusta. passed Christmas with
their cousin. L '. Allen at West
Gardiner.
Charles Golf Of Cumberland Mills
and MFR and Mrs. Harry Thayer and
Miss Emma Goff Of Oak Grove Semi
nary passed Christmas with their
mother. Mrs. Cora Golf.
Sidney Grange held q short hps;
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droscoggin county.
Edwin NJ. Han1Iin OF Milo, as trus-
tee Of the State Normal Schools
The bond for $1,000 OF Stephen E.
Eosbgrg of West PownaI as treas
urer Of the School for The Feeble
minded, was accepted. Il IS fu-n-
ished BY the Union Safe Deposit and
Trust Co. Of Portland
The following orders were PASSED !:
Council Orders
That the State treasurer De author
lied TO transfer $1,000 from the non
resident fishing license fund to the
general office account Of the Depart
ment Of Inland Fisheries and Game.
That the State treasurer be au-
rhorized 20 refund 20 The Granville
Chase Co Of Barring S5.eI from the
ledger account of tax on insurance
companies not authorized to transact
business in Maine.
That 1888 De transferred from the
State contingent fund to appropria-
ton for food supplies for the Contra.
Maine Sznaroriuu, 1918, to pay q bill
Of Wilson & Co, WaterviIIe: S4452z6
20 appropriation for live stock sani-
tary commissioner. for expenditures
in excess Of the 1919 appropriation;
sl32s-so 70 appropriation for State
librarian, publication OF historica.
matter, to pay for printing and bind
ing the historical work Of State His
torian Henry S. Burrase, Maine in
the Northeastern Controversy
That the State Beard Of Charities
ard Corrections, in order that !. may
more efficiently do its duties in Ii
censing Of organizations to solicit
funds for charitable and benevolent
purposes. be Authorized to take OUT
service membership in the Nationa,
Information Bureau Of New York
City. emitting the board to reports as
20 the administration, efficiency and
standing of national. social, civic and
philanthropic organizations soliciting
voluntary contribution. The price
OF membership is s25 per year.
That s31.14 be paid Harry A. Fol-
som, r. F. D. 90. Belgrade, as COM
pensation from Oct. is to Nov. 10
injury received Oct. S. 1919 while in
the employ of the State Highway
Commission; and s1s75 be paid DR.. l.
E. Reynolds, Belgrade, for service in
the above case.
That $50 be paid Alfred Roy, from
appropriation for maintenance of
Bangor State hospital. as Is weeks
compensation at IS per week for in
l1ries whine employed at said hos
pital.
That the claim Of the city Of Bel
fast for aid TO dependents of soldiers,
sailors and marines, as provided by
Chapter 27s. Public Laws of 1917
for the six month ending Dec 81,
1917. amounting to Sss7s and for the
six months ending June 80, 1918.
amounting to s22e4.ss, be paid from
the appropriation for war purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Many OF the departments were
closed for the day on Thursday
New TearE-aI,hough some were
open for business throughout and
.one during the morning hours The
secretary Of States Office was the
busies. place in Maine-the entire
force being engaged, with extra help
and several clerks from other de-
partments pressed into the service.
Automobile registration was the
cause. All records for carly regis
tretion have been changed. the IN
usually fine wheeling Of the late fall
end 50 far in winter having kept q
large number Of autos in commits
sion
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Goldwyn picture she finds herself u
a role dear TO her heart
The central situation dndS her me
fun-ioying wife Of titled Engnsn-
man surrounded on one hand by her
former associates of the music nall
and On the other 10y her husband
friends, and herself restrained by the
mastery hand OK one Of her uncteA
the head butler q Bartock Hail
In the story. which was originally
written by the English humcrfsI
Jerome A. Jerome. Fanny OGormAn-
member OF 4 hand Of s,rollins Eng
lish players. Is the descendant OF
long line Of servants Of the BantockS
She Is finally won by the head Of the
household. but not before her Own
family make things 80 unpleasant for
her that sic confesSes she has TOO
much wonderful family"
Miss kernedy's spontaneous humor
has never been seen 20 better advan-
tage. In the scene where Bantock
makes love TO her il a simple little
arbor, he tries to tumble for her
hani. but she dIvines his purpose
and naiveiy hands him tsig- Again
in his iovs-madng. Bantock tJohn
Bowers. who Is an artist, sits down
at his drawing board TO sketch the
object Of his devotion. who retalLatss
by adding Z figure 20 that which he
has drawn
When she at length tells her hus-
band OF her lineage expecting him TO
exile her. he Is silent but takes her
10 the portrait Of the first Lady Ban
tock- with the announcement that
her ladysnip was a butchers daUgh-
ter.
The other big feature on the week
end program presents magnificent
magnetic Kitty Gordon in Adele a
screen version Of the famous Nurses
Story"
Adele Bieneau. Miss Gordon por-
trays role afording splendid oppor-
tuniry for her talent and artistry.
while the saperpicrure is repIete with
4 sump,uoosness Of detail and rich
ness Of production SURPRISING even
the ..avlshness already associated
With this popular stars stage and
screen appearances.
The fascinating story Of Adele
reveals IN thrilling fashion the great
romance Of a woulan's choice be
tween love and duty and tells with
tense human Eote Red Cross
Nurses startling adventures in
France.
TIE third episode OF Lightning
Bryce" entitled "Perilous Trails,
VII be shown as well as some new
kinograms.-adv.
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IA viogzcor os The izw and fo- expos
Ing oo:Scc fer foxes He was 1oo-1
guilty ard q aae Of IS and N-S cosS
FOR he first and 80 and NE casts Tor
the second ofease imposed
Deputy Ward also reports the eo1-
riction and imposing q Ens q % anc
El costs On Frank Landry @ MILL
rocket fer teposs-ns Jotsor tor foxes.
and the are suspended o. account q
mitigating circumstances
BY Special Warden David 2. Brow
Of GrsenvIIIe Junction. OF tie payment
q : sne q 81 AID TEE costs. By n 4
Nupsy Ct Grant Farm, for tie inesls
possession OF parr.dgsS
By Howard wood Of Par-ea. caieE
~zrue. sor Northern Pe1ooscoe count,
Of the prosecution Of George B. Ga-aer
for trapcar< sur-oezrinS animals with
orr 4 Hcecse and for killing partridge =
close tine He was before Trial Jus
-ice G. L Dorhaz Of Island Falls ana
4res we're imposed agzreza-aS - and
EsA costs. In default Of payment he
was committed
b. Frank J. Drxi1 Of TIE Forks
chic warden for Somerset co1arE. OK
the payrner. Of inc OF So and 81
costs BY 2. L. Tutrie a Athens fo- He
gal trapping
By Frank II. Perkins Of B-zdsey.
chief warden FOR Southern Penooscr-
county, Of the payment OF ane q .
a Arthur Smith OF Orono for shooting
teer o. Sunday.
b. Deputy Warden q. L Spiraey az
Bath Of the prosecution OF Ben Francs
- Bath for hunting wIrhou. license
He vas fined s. and E.sS eosc-
By }. H Nzconoer Of Ellsworth
chief warden Of Hancock county. q
the payment o. sres q sl1 each by Guy
Patterson Of Grsac Pond and Cecil
Crosby o. Aurora for hunting OF SIN
day.
The same warden reports the paynsE-
% 80 sne bEH- c. Pottinser Of Penn
sylvania sor killing deer Il close time
Sunday.
TIE following was among ,ae orles
passed by the Executive Council before
adioa-nTng is last meeting to- 1913
Ordered. that Thomas. 4 James. c1ra-
tor Of the State Museum Is hereby al
thorzed 20 attend the New England
conference OF the American Association
Of Museums, which viii be heid Fri
day, Jan. 2. IN Hartford. CO.
Mr.. James says this viii &c cne q
tie most important meetings % he kind
ever held. with prominent speakers and
interesting subjects.
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CANAAN

NJ and Ms. living Laws
a,-,e- Christmas day M anu
T.e,.-a wIthee Of watervhle' fA
o-.I.- ~ Skoxhexzn. Nr. ana A
80 pease and children. William HOY
.sns ard Edna Davis. Nj ana
w;Ib.r Mitchell Of Fairfield were o
ers there during the day.
Mr. and Mrs Hartwen Peavey
n Fairfield Wednesday to attend uie
Wedding Of their daughter. Geiia
Wv 20 Otis Quincy OF Fairneio-
Ms. Edwin Golfer of Center SAM
xeh. y. H. is visiting her parents, NJ
and Ms Alulon Smith
lillian Decker of Boston rasse1
Christmas with Levi Decker and Chill
d-en a. Willie Rolfe's-
Leland Thuriough Of Fittsfieid IS VS.
ring his aunt, Mrs Vile Role
NJ. and Mrs Daniel Bowman Of
fairfield were guests Of Mr. and ars'
George Williams Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Quincy OF Fairfield
are passing 4 few days with M and
Mrs. HartweII Peavey.
.Airron Smith has been quite III dur
ing the past week but is a little better.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Il Harris left
Wednesday for Medford. Mass. for =
visit Of several weeks with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter Farnhar-
Canaan Grange viii give the third
ard fourth degrees TO a class Of candi-
dates az a regular meeting Thursday
evening. Jan. s. Following the work
will occur the installation OF officers for
the ensuing year. Supper will be served
On Saturday evening. Jan 10 Sunrise
Chapter. 0. E. s. will install it's CHI
GERS fo- the coming year
Misses May and Emma Goodwin. wHo
are teaching n Massachusetts,, are
Passing their vacation at home
Mr. and Mrs Ear, BurriIl. little
daughters. Christine and Eariine. were
Sunday guests Of Mrs Burirs par
ents. Mr. and Mrs George Foster
Miss Carrie Croker left Monday for
skowhegan- where she has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Lord entertained
relatives from Skowhegan Christmas.
Miss Gladys Gleason. student at N
C. l. Is passing her vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gleason.
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New Corporations

TIE following new corporations, or
xanzsd under the laws Of Maine, have
had their articles Of Incorporation ap-
proved ty tie Office Of the attorney gen
era,
Elpo Compan~ organized Dec % AZ
Houitor- Capital stock. sos-oGo; all COM
NOE; paid IN. s.4,e6e; par value. slM;
shares subscribed IL President
LlewelIyn H Powers, Houiton, treas
r-er. Lester ? Ellis. Houltoa; clerA.
Paul A Powers, Houltoa; directors. the
above Purposes, all kinds @ bust
ness Approved Dec s.
Aroostook Ice Co. organized Dec u
a. Presque Isle Capital stock. 900.
all common; nothing paid II: par value.
s1G; shares subscribed, = President
Nathan F. Perry. Pressge Isle: treas
urer. Alto. L Carr. Pressure Isle: CLERK.
George W Pe-y. Pressure Isle; direc-
tors, the ADORE Purposes general ice
business. Approved Dec. T.
Perry Coal Co. organized Dsc- - q.
Pressure Isle Capital stock, sse.00: al
common: nothing paid in: par value.
s1I; shares subscribed. ;. President.
Nathan F. Perry. Presque Isle; treas
urer. George ". Perry. Pressure Isle:
clerk Otis 3. Stevens, Presque Isle !:
directors. the above. Purposes, gen.
eral wood, coal and other fuel business
Approved Dec q.
The Exeter Novelty Works. organ
led Dec % at Bangor. Capital stock.
$50 90: all common; nothing pain in; par
value. SIG: shares subscribed, 4. Presi-
dent Car. P. Smith, Exeter: treasurer,
Amariah c. Debeck. East Corinth:
clerk. Alexander P. Lutz. Bangor: d.
rectors, the above. Purposes, the man
ufacture and sale Of all kinds Of farm.
orchards. timberlands. real estate. etc.
Approved Dec 81
Bar Harbor Motor Co, organized Dee.
q az Bar Harbor. Capital stock, SIa.0o5:
all common; paid in, $50; par waite,
sf1e: shares subscribed. ~. President
Archibald l. GetcheI. Bar Harbor:
treasurer. Fred C. Jellison. Bar Har-
Dor: clerk. John z. Ash. Bar Harbor;
directors, the above. Purposes. a ger
eral automobile business. Approved
Dec. %.
John D. Lunn Shoe Co. organized
Dec. 80 az Lewiston. President ard
treasurer ]. D. Lunn- Auburn, clerk,
Carl 2. Getchen, Auburn: directors. '.
D. Lunn Of Auburn. G. ". Ekstrand OF
St Paul, Mimi. and Carl + Ge.cheIl Of
Auburn Purposes, to manufacture AID
sell all kinds OF boots, shoes. slippers.
nloccasins. etc. Approved Dec. -
Pope Appliance Corporation. organ
lied Dec q at Lewiston. Capital stock,
go: all common; nothing paid in.
par value. SI0G; shares subscribed. J.
President. Vim. B. Shelton. Lewiston:
treasurer and clerk. Chas. B. Carter,
Auburn: directors, VIM. B. Shelton Of
Lewiston, Chas, B. Carter OF Auburn
and c. A. LittiefeId OF Auburn. Pur-
poses, to deal in patented and un-
patented articles. copyrights processes,
appliances. etc. Approved Dec 2.
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ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS
RUSTIC MADE
GOOD IN BATTLE
WITH WORLD

IL TAXES NOR 41d1l q -SNRA- - $500
iags 20 trim Maine man.
That was shown a. the Augusta
Opera house yesterday when jim
Mayne Of Maine" was given its first
presentation by the LutEringer STOCK
Co. Jim Mayne. played by Al. Lut-
t-:nger, is about the rawest kind Of !
country lad. good looking. but un-
trained, uneducated and not used 10
the ways of the city. Yet for all that,
his frank. open nature wins the ad-
miratiol and then the love Of Hetty
tAnn Kingsley Richard Bradley
civilian LeveaUl doesn't think
much of this proposition and when
occasion offers, because Jim has a
bad hand. he administers brace Of
sound thra shings 10 the country
youth
II is then that the good Maine stuff
shows itself Jim gets busy. goes out
and with his own perseverance and
the help Of Eccles Foxglove Percy
kilbride) who is a metalfurgist who
finds valuable mica on the Mayre
farm he not only improves his own
condition. but comes back home after
several years absence and proves he
IS credit to the state from which he
comes.
OF course Jim wins Hec.y. Il
would not be right that he didn't. Il
also develops that Bradley has be-
trayed Kate Mayne, a cousin of Jim.
Because OF this and the previous in
dignities he has suffered. Jim TOW
administers a beating IS Bradley
solid enough to make up for the two
ne had received.
Simple as this story may seem. i, ia
delightfully."- told. with the Incroduc-
ton OF number of mighty Interesting
characters Among these is Mrs.
Lucretia Mayne who can see no good
IN country cousins Marie Fountain
enacts this character in a vay that
proves she is one Of the cleyereS+
character women ever seen in An
susta- The role Of Tom Nayne her
husband, is equally well PLAYED ~
Kenneth Fleming. Percy Kjihrids
Goes some excellent work as Eccles
ana Jonn Whitman is a very lovahIa
Aoner Nayne, father Of Jim. I,eona
Hanson as Kate has a role with NAV
possibilities. all Of which are tat,
advantage of.
Scarlet Days" is the name a. ,he
Paramount-Arcraft picture thu. -
the feature in connection yi,b ~
spoken drama? David Wark Cr;a,.h
was the director for this great no
auction and his genius has bro,-h.
20 the present day in this pIav r..
hartes stories of California and ~
SURFING times of '4?. Sea ,et ~.
teHs dramatic story Of life in ~.
oioen days in boom mining .own =,
me san Joaquin Valley. The old
pref Harte characters are re-creatss
ana given that dashing Grifitt, ,orcn
nat makes them seem real. Aware
ne cniVairous bandit: Rando,nh ,ha
cultured gentleman from y-i-vs,;.
Rosy Neil. the dancehall woman ana
ner pretty daughter from the Easte-1
'eninary-an these interesting nen-
PIE nave been woven into "a
oiooded story replete with thrills ana /.
1e interest Dashine Richard /!
oar,neimess Is the central figure. 4
.eahs notable cast interprets the
'.ory. IL is a Paramount Artcraf, |
'ic.ure ana very much worth while
unusually good things are .Iso
provided by the Graphic Review and |,
ne paramount Magazine.-Ady.
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The following violations OF the fish
and game laws have been reported TO
the department:
BY Special Warden D. L. CUMMINGS
Of Houiton. Of the apprehension Of A.
Adler, sometimes known as Harry. to-
buying furs without license. He was
taken before the HouIton rnunicipaI
court, where he was fined so and SO
costs.
By Deputy Warden E. ". Ward ~
Millinocket, OF the prosecutio, !, N.
Hiiiinocket municipal court of Fred
Boorta OF Millinocket for setting trans
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Nes,e. Of FRS. Meeting Of Creditors

In he District Court ot the United
States tor the District OF Maine
In the matter Of
Edward j. Stevens In 5SlAlp -c< :
To The creditors or Edward J. stevens
q WaterviIse II the County ~ kSllr-
tee. and district aforesaid cansE9P-
Notice Is hereby given that On The Ian
day OF December, A. D. 1873. Lne sad
Edward J. Stevens was duly adlud-cas-
ed bankrupt: and that the first EnssiIng
Of creditors will De held az TIE ONCE u
The heferee 80 Water street n A.
gusA Maine. and District aforesaid, on
rhs eth day OF January. A D -, a
ten ciock IN the forenoon ~ s1lrh
line The said creditors may attend
prove their claims appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt and -ra1sae-
such other business as may properly
CONE BEFORE said meeting
FREMONT J. g LITTLE
Referee = Bankruptcy
A1s-sca. Maine, Dec - 1919
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SOLON

SoCTH-Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. Rov
and daughter Minnie were week+
guests Of relatives in Harmony
Mrs. Walter Williams is very i.
A Christmas party to the nlmbe:
u gathered a, the home OF ]. F, Sd
Thursday.
Christmas exercises. with : tree, "
given at the Washington school Chi
mas eve.
Mrs. Peter Sired and two dalga.;
with Mrs Nelson Holmberg. are
Athens. the guests OF Mrs. Lote-g.
Mrs. Fanny Clark remains IN ys
poor health.
Max and Bernice Forbes - Al
passed Christmas with their S.s:er "
Leila Dudley.
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ness session Thursday evening al,
which the community ENJOYED
Christmas tree at the hall. The pr
gram consisted OF instrument
music, Christmas songs and rectl
tons. A large number were pressl
and after the distribution OF the pro-
ents by the real Santa Claus !,
young folks enjoyed games Until
late hour. The installation Of !.
Grange officers will be held Ttgr
day evening. Jan. s, with Mrs. Maui
Taylor installing officer.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Lyon attend
the all day meeting OF Cascal
Grange at Oakland, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sleysl
passed Christmas with their Sd
Kenneth and family at Gardner.
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You May Find
It In Stocking.
Cincinnati authority says YOU
troublesome CONS list
loosen and fan Of

Sore ccrns, hard corrs. soft cc-
or corns between the toes jus, Loo.
in their sockets and fall of me I'd
day if YOU will apply directiy II,
the corn a few drops Of drug cal,
freezone, says 4 Cincinnati au,hcrr
You merely put a drop or ;vo
this freezone on the tender. tor,
corn today and irstau nifty tie cd
stops hurting, then tomorrow SON,
time you may find the oil tor,vg
pest somewhere in your stoc.1
having fallen Off entirely Nitho...
particle of soreness pain or irsa
ton. The skin surrounding ard b
meath the former corn VIII be
healthy, pink and smooth as i
palm Of your hand.
A quarter ounce OF freezore Is 81
ficient to rid ones feet of every Cd
and caIiua, and any druggist vi
charge bat a few cents for il. |, j:
compound made from ether.-Ady.