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On Tuesday Roy Field of Somers was on trial charged with breaking and entering. Field is but seventeen years of age and Attorney Robert Fisk of Stafford was appointed his guardian. Field admitted his guilt and upon recommendation of States Attorney NOone he was sentenced to the Connecticut refOrmatOry. Field was charged with entering the garage of Fred Fields in Somers on June 19 last and stealing two tires, two tubes and other goods to the value of $28.3O.
 The second case to be called was that of Homer Kibbe of SOmers, who was charged with assault and breach of the peace This was an appaal from the Justice Court in SOmers and Kibbe was held under $50 cash bond. He failed to appear and his bond was called by Sheriff Fred o. VintOn.
 Stephen Nocsin of Mansfield was next called to plead when presented on the charge of cruelty to animals States Attorney NOOne made a state ment, saying that on June 30 last | Nacsin shot horse in Mansfield with a shot gun and treated the horse crueIy. He pleaded not guilty anC his case was put off until the Decem- l Der term of the court.
 There were three cases presented by the states attorney Michael Kal
 wonka, John Apanasuk and Harry ZadOrOzony were charged in separate cases with assault with intent to com init rape. These were Ellington cases and the girls ill the cases were
 under age. Attorney Fisk appeared
 for the men and plea of not guilt!
 were entered in each case. Thes'
 defendants asked for trial and the.
 will be brought to trial on Tuesday
 September 19. The young men ar
 being held in the Holland County jail.
 In the case against Leroy A. Durea
 who was charged with obtaining
 money under false pretenses tn
 case was nOll pressed.
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H. c. Barlow Auctioneer,

H. O' f'"'i'" R. B. Tint. Clerk. will sell at Public, Auction on Sat urday, September 18th, at 10 o'clock a. m., at my place in Westford on the north road to Stafford, the following 4 Hoistein Cows, Two year old Colt. Two seated Wagon, Buggy. Carriage, light Harness, Several light driving Harnesses, Buckeye Mower, Horse Rake, 2 Harrows, Cultivator, large Brass Kettles, Three Hay Cutters. Lots of small Farm Tools.
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
 2 Stoves, Chamber Set, Several Bed steads, Mattress and Springs, Tables, Chairs Stands, and many small articles too numerous to mention. Some An tiQue goods.
 If very stormy sale will be next fair week day.
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NOTICE

The Legal Voters of, the Town of of Stafford. Conn.,. are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Borough Hall, in said Stafford. on Thursday, Stptem Der 14th, A. D., 1922, at 1.30 o'clock p. m for the following purposes, to wit:
 l. To see if the Town will authorize and instruct the SeleCtmen to provide a room in the new Town Hall for the use of the eX-serViCe men of the IOWn under the following terms and condl- tiOns:
 GD That only one key shall con trOl the entrance to the room and the key shall be in the possession or the chief of police of the Town or the jani- tor of the building, who shall be in structed by the Selectmen to see that the room is closed at an hour chosen by the SeleCtmen.
 (2) That the room be given to the eX-SerVice men of the Town to use as club room and gathering place and that a charge be made for heat light and janitOr service.
 (3D That the room shall be proVid- ed for term of one year and that the service mems organization controlling the room understand that the OrganiZa- tiOn is to be upon trial for that period
 And to do any other business proper to be done at said Meeting.
 Dated at Stafford, Conn.,, this 5th day of September, 1922.
 MM; H,AI; ,I R. l PREBLE' E 5IdI DAVID BISSETT, Selectmen.
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AUCTION

H c. Barlow, Auctioneer,
 will sell at Public Auction on Fri day September 22, 1922, at o'clock p. m., at the old Panagansett Mills, on the road from WarrenVille to Eastford, The following property:
 Fiveyear old Horse, sound and per fectly right, 4 young Cows, Heifers, 50 Hens and Chickens, Good one horse Farm Wagon, 2 Buggys, Heavy Single Harness, Light Single Harness, Culti- yator, Grindstone, Hopkins & Allen every description, Storm Windows.
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS
 Bureau, Parlor Stoves, 2 Cider Bar rels, Scales, Sofa, Beds and Springs with Mattresses, Lots of Chairs and Rockers. Table, Mirrors, Crockery, Glass Ware, Many small articles, Can ned goods and Vegetables.
 ALEX FABIAN. If above date be very stormy, sale will be the next fair week day.
The Press., 1922-09-07
DISTRICT OF HOLLAND, ss. PRO-

AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at WillingtOn. within and for the district of Toliand, on the 9th day of Septem- 0eF' Present, ese GEORGE P. BUGBEE, Judge. . ,o., oe y,,iI lington, in said district, deceased.
 The administrator, having mace Accordance with the statue, for an or der of sale of the whole or. part of the real estate described therein, it is
 heard at the Probate office in Wiling ton, on the 18th day of septemberd4 1922, tE notice thereof be given, by publishing copy of this order in The Press, a newspaper having circulation in said a ia date of hearing and return make to Attest, GEORGE P. BUGBEE, Judge.
 The Press September 7th, 1922.
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NOTICE

The selectmen and Town Clerk of the Town of Stafford will hold ses- sion to examine the qualiticatiions tiontor?f 9t oath those who shall be found quail fed lied. on Saturday, the 18th, day of September, A. D., 1922; Said aa session 2n stafford Hollow, from nine o'clock in the forenoon until twelve o'clock noon, and at the Borough Hall in StatforQ q Springs from one o'clock until elght o'clock in the afternoon
 Dated at Stafford, Conn. September 5th, A. D., 1922.
 BURT T. EATON,
 DAVID BISSETT,
 J. CARL CONVERSE, Town Clerk:
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THE LEE & BUCKLEY co:
Week-Er1d Specials
 Friday and Saturday

Special purchases and reduced prices OH season.
 able and staple merchandise that mean money
 savings for all who take advantage of these
 offerings.
 Size 42x36, Pillow Cases quality, regular Nau" 99c Special price each, -@' rnnT ra~uIar %" yaInr $I 5O Snrcioi price, St.l' 6- inch CoIored Outing Flannel nOe the Wdth) good value 99c yArd Special price, lS Dress Ginghams well known make in good assortment of pnernS, Special price yard. 2''
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DISTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss PRO. -L....-- .N..,,,.t G..nt..Lll hal lIL lMoo

DISTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss PRO bate Court, September 5th, 1922.
 Esate of George l.. Dennis, late oi Stafford, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application of Grace Dennis praying that an instrument in writing lament of said George l.. Dennis. de ceased, may be proved, approved, al lowed and admitted to probate, as per application on file fully appears, it is
 Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office. in Stafford, in said district, on the 18th day of September \. D., 1922, at 1O.30 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice be given all persons inter. ested in said estate, of the pCndCncN Of said appIica tion and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing tn" same once in some newspaper having d circulation in said district. and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in the town Of stafford, in said day of hearing.
 MICHAEL D. O'CONNELL, Judge.
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WANTRD-YOuF Piano Tuning orders. Our Experts will tune and repalr your you, Piano or Playerpiano promptly. tSS TviII he pleased with our work. Satls
 faction Euaranteed. Telephone or seno nostal to Wendheiser's Music store Wendheise Building, Rockville Co4at 11tr
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WANTED-A Salesman for 0utatde work. UNITED TALKING MACHINE co. Ss Main st. Stafford Springs
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OF STAFFORD.

DISTRICT OF STAFFORD, Ss PRO- bate Court, Septcmber 2nd, 1922.
 Estate of Frank Martorellt, lat" "i stafford, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application of Adam" Mar. torelIi. praying that an inSt4mrni m writing purporting to be tn" last WilI and ttstamcnt of said deceased. may be proved. approved, allowed and admlttT" to probate. as by application "n II'
 Ordered. That said application b" heard and determined at the pr9hnlr office. in stafford. in said district, on the 12th day of September, \. D., l922, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given all persons interested application and the time and plar" "t hearing thereon, by publishing the the a circulation in said district. and by posting a copy thereof on the. public sign post in the town of stafford in said district, at least five days befor" sa i'd day of hearing.
 MICHAEL D. OCONNELI" Judge.
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AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden at stafford. within and for th" district of stafford, on the 3lst day "f August, A b. 1929. .....
 Present, MlCHAEI. D. u'CoNNELL, Judge.
 On motion uf Frederick J. Glover, Bd - ministratOr e. L. a. on the tpstatu es - tate of Jacob Glover, lat" of stafford, within said district, deceased.
 This Court doth decree that six months from the above date b" allowed and limited for the creditors of said . estate tu exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator, and dt- rrrts that public notice be given of this order, hN adN"rtising the same once in some newspaper having cir ing a copy on the publt" sign post in said town of stafford, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt Certified from Record,
 MICHAEL D. O'CONN2LL, Judge,
The Press., 1922-09-07

TOILET GOODS Jcrgcm'S Bath Tablets, at 2 for 25c or each, I0c Thuzo Face Powder. 25c Axurpa TaIcum Powder, 35c paImoIiye Shampoo, I5c PrOphyIactic Tooth Brushes, purchased from |. <. War department, Special price. 29c
 SCHOOL NEEDS Boys heavy weight Black Ribbed School Hosiery, sizes 6 to II, regular 39c value at. 25c ChiIdren'S fine LiSIe Hosiery, black, white and brown, sizes 6 to 91a, price pair, 29c Boys twO-thread ribbed Ho- Siery, black and brown, sizes : to II, price a pair, 30c ChiIdren'S fine merceriHed ribbed Hosiery, black, white and cOrdOVan. sizes 6 to 912 price pair, l'c ChiIdren'S Knit InderWaiStS, sizes , to 12 years. price each, 29c Boys BIOuSeS. in d good aN- SOrtment of styles. regular 100 value, at, 19C
 OTHER SPECIALS Imported Steel Scissors and Shears, in several sizes, value 75c to $1.O0, special price. 59C
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over fifty years. She is survived by one sister, Mrs Susan P. Moore and one brother, s. Dwight Pervival of this place, five nieces and two nepheWs. The funeral was held in the home Sun day afternoon at 3.3O, Rev. J. s. Cur tis officiated. Burial was in the West cemetery.
 The delegates chosen at the repub- lican caucus are as follows: State convention, Ralph D. Keeney, Ben1a-
 min A. Gager, E. s. Fuller, George
 G. Fuller, Miss E. Louise Patten;
 senatorial convention, Raymond s
 Bugbee, R. Iceland Keeney, James w. Wood, A. s. Hulburt; county con ventiOn, John Hunt, B. c. FOOte Richard Delaney, Mrs. Lillian F. Gag CT; republican town committed, h
 Iceland Keeney, R. s. Bugbee, G. A Anderson, Percy Kibbe, Valirus Kip be. George Wood, A. s. Pease, JohI l Hunt. Chester POmerOy, Mrs. Ralpt D. Keeney, Mrs. Iceland Keeney, Mrs c. s. Fuller, Mrs. B. A. Gager, Mrs | George F. Kibbe.
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DAVID BISSETT,
 Selectmen. Attest. J. CARL CONVERSE, 2W23 Town Clerk.
WANTED LIVE POULTRY

and pay highest prices. A letter or postal card will bring our representa-
 tive to your door; Cash paid. WAR pee Falls. Mass. Tel. 435 M. "Sw2I
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PARAMOTNT THEATRE

THURSDAY Agnes Ayers and Jack Holt in Bought anu rtu @ thrill at the greatest love meouraha eEe smashing Play that Broadway 'ouIoh see enough Also Movie Chats. -, "trmSOn Challenge A western Masterpiece Based Nnge E. Roes Fine novel, lharoh of Lost Valley" Also a Sunshine Comedy "Pease be Care 
 sATURDAY, Hobart Bosworth in "Blmd Hearts, News and Topics. ,,. ,,., SrNDAY William Farnum "Shacbes of God" A Great Picture a great play with great star from the modern Drama "SamsOn News and FaDIes MONDAY Marie Provost in Her Night of Nights ALSO a Iehrman Comedy "Kicl in High Life , WEDNESDAY, Helene Chadwick in 'The Dust Flower ALSO GO Get Elm IIutch,' Episode I4th "The Doorway m
 
 TOWN HALL SATURDAY, Dorothy Dalton in "Crmson Challenge A Su- herb Western Picture. Also Sunshine Comedy, Please Be
 WEDNESDAY "Back Pay" A Cosmopolitan Picture. Also GO Get 'Em Hutch" Episode 14th, "m the Doorway Of
The Press., 1922-09-07
NELSON F. HORTON. ANITEL l.. HECK.
AUCTION
Michael Roberts, Aucttoneer.

Michael Roberts, Auctioneer.
 I will sell at Public Auction on Sat urday, September It, at l0.3o a. m'' (Standard Time), the following prop
 Young Work Horse, 3 Good MIX Cows, Heifers, 7 One Horse Farm Wagons. Express Wagons, ? Single Buggies. 1 O-Seated Wagon, Horse Rakes. Two Horse Hillside Flow; One Horse PloW, Potato Digger, ShoNel PloW, ? CultivatOrs, Wheel Harrow Tooth Harrow. Stone Boat, w Ork Harness , Light Harness. New Cream Separator, Cider Barrels 7 rhurnSi In cubator, BrOOdtrs. 50 PulletS, 10 Hens Kerosene Tank. New Grist Mill, Corn Sheller. New Lumber, 2l2 Acres Of good Field Corn, Acre of Potatoes an and all other Crops. Between and Tons of Good Hay, Oil Stove and som' Household Furniture.
 Sale Rain or Shine ..,...-
 FRANK WITKOW SKY.
 MOnson Road. near State Line, for merly the Carry Royce Place.
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n1crPIcr nF STAFFORD. ss PRO

DISTRICT OF STAFFORD. Ss fltO- bate Court septembert End, 1922; iate or f4nion in said district, deceased:
 The executrix, having eXhibitGidd her her
 administration account with said e5 is
 fate to this Court for allowance: U lS
 Ordered, That the 18th day of Sep
 tember A. D., 1922. at o'clock l., i9 a. the Ford he and the same is, assigned for
 aoFe: hearing p tS on the allowance of said ad : ministration account. and >thIs Court directs the executriX to cite all persons | interested therein to appear at sald time and place, by publishing thls or | der once in some newspaper haNlhE, circulation in said district ana pE hosting a copy on the public sign post l in the town of Union where the dt Ge 1 ceased last dwelt, at least hVe d"ES pe | fore said time assigned.
 | Certified from Record.
 1 MICHAEL. D. O'CONNEI4l" Judge.
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I've Fresh Cows with eaIveg-Als0
 one Driving Horse. c. A. BRIGHENIl. Tel. 1T-9. 4Sth
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DTSTRTCT OF STAFFORD, ss PRU- Date Court september. 2nd, 1922: staf-
 Estate of Zillah Clifford, late or 0Idl eord in aid district deceased. .., The M administrator. having eXhlbltei9d 9.fl id his 9ccO1n1t W1ta t Tai is es5a.G 6r6ared' r That the 18th day of Sep tembeT, mF@T A. D., 1929, at 4 o'clock in the at the Pr0bate s o5ef a4sgned m for a baarine on the allowance of said ad : ministra3ion hG account. and this ,te Court aII directs the administrator to onneer Glee aif at ppeid time and place, by publishing thls order n gons 5sd Gstref amd m"Yb bS oStin@ a copy on the public sign post 0S in the town of Stafford where the de de ceased last dwelt, at least hFe uaES | before said time assigned.
 | Certified from Record, , MICHAEL. D. O'CONNELL, Judge.
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AtT0MoBILI3-- for Hire. Five or. T. passenger, Day. or night serNle~'
 PAUL GIGNllObT. 4tt DISTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. PRO bate Court. August 31st, lg22
 Estat" of Herbert A. M"F"rland late
 l'puu the application "I Eru"sl 10. lluh-uu, uduinistrat"r, praying that an order may he granted to sell th" real estate of said deceased nr bE applica. tton ou file rullN appears. it is
 Ordered, That said application be heard and detrrmined nt 'h". Probate the I&th day of September, A. D., lR22. at 10 o'olork in the forenoon, and that in said estate. or the pondonrE ot said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, bN publishing the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on tn" public sign post in the town ot stafford, in said district. at least live days before said time assigned.
 MICHAEL D. O'CONNELI., Judge.
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NOTICE

To the Republican voters of the Town WI of 5T' Union. You are hereby warn ed to meet at the Towm Hnil Lnr ,hn %m HHP- H,p- the ensuing year, and to do any "thf5 ..tr business proper to come before Salo HOLCOMB R. HOWARD, Chairman Republican Town '"ihih't- tee. ,ooo
The Press., 1922-09-07

FOR sALt1-102O Ford Roadster, motor paint and tires in good cohultionL:;
 SPRfNGS HOUSE GARAGE. 1Stf
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niV GEORGE SISWICK, Grant Ave. wANTED-WOman for general house work in institution. No cooking or weshine Address or call 10 HOlcOmb Street Hartford, Conn.
 JERSEY HEIFER FOR SALE-TwO- years old Bred. w. A. BRUCE, west ford Avenue. Tel. 61-13
 PIANO TEACHER-M. |. NEWTON. Season opens September Eth.
 FOR SALE-Cider Apples, Apply G. E. KNAP, Beverly Farm, Stafford Street w0oD CHOPPERS WANTED- shanty on the lot VIM. J. BOWLER, west Wilmington.
 FOR SALE-IrOn Bed, Rocking Chair, Sofa. Feather Bed, CommOdes, carpets; W. A. PIERCE. Maple Street. "2wz3 T0ST-A bunch of valuable keys on ring Finder kindly return to Joseph
 Piorick, at the bowling alley. Liberal reward.
 sell 1ne Original Watkins Products. Good city territory still open nIes GeL Iur WGGdeTfGdl rifs tndav offfh The 9nf R. WHTKTNs CO.,
 Dept. 80, 64 Washington St. NortnS; Boston, Mass. TWO WANTED-YOur apples to grind. Will make your cider while you wat; @ Our
 motto is quality and SerVlGgg Igi,f alM H9 "E 1R 2
 1OGo0 "> 22tf
 WOOD CHOPPER WANTED-TO cut
 50 cords of four foot wood: I'll aEOo
 DORE MIRTL, WillingtOn Hill. 3Wzz
 NOR SALE Gray Mare, 5 years old.
 Reason for selling, having no turfher
 St S9e' 2Otf DRESSED POULTRY FOR sALE-De- livered. Fowls, Chickens, ,,6 BrolIeTss 5 W. A. BRUCE, Westford Ave. Tel ol l"' NOTTCE-AnyOne having apples to grind can be accommodated now at my my 20 or 25 Chester White pigs for sale. 20tf LOUIS DeCARLI, Stafford.
 FOR sAIE-Tvo houses on Prospect street. with building lot and cement Garage. Both houses newly painted
 in good repair, bath rooms Ins electro Gi1b l lights etc Will be sold with or with
 9%t 9Stf garage or bTilfifn6g MARf6 ssGPsEiL1Acc1 sGsi FOR sALE-TvvO Store Counters, In ! uIire of THE WORKERS COOPERA- TIVE STORE. Tel. S6-2.
 FOR SALE-A Rec Truck, in good S0n- dition at reasonable price. PlCC1N BROTHERS. 19tl
 FOR sALE-S1s Buick Roadster: Veg ts r; l good condition. JOSEPH fOONrhA1lN 1 Wilmington Avenue.
 | FOR SALE CHEAP-FOrd Delivery | 1919, demountable rims, cab, new pam | job. tires ex. condition; also Fora tour ing 1918, motor just overhauled. tlfe' | good, D, SARTORI, Tel. 1-4. FOR SALES Tenement House with
 acres of land, near Stafford Springs ! Inquire of It, H. 10AN' VIDSON-MOtOCycles ant
 Supplies. for Union, Ellington lirift S0mer' | k. F. D. 1.
 AUCyTTON-I will sell your goods a l oHcfion anywhere in this part of tho
 state. Terms reasonable and satisfac | tioh guaranteed. u.4sora
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Genuine Gillette Safety Ra' zorS, with three Gillette blades, special price, Syc Pearl Beads in Satin-lined boxes. value S2.O0, special price, Sl.l9
 HANDKERCHlEFS Womcn'S and ChiIdren'S HcmStitchcd HandkerchieiS, Whitr and c0lOred borders, at for 2jc, or each 5c Womrn'S HemStitchcd Hand kcrchicfN. value l212c at ! for De. or each. lOc Mcn'> white HemStitchcd HandkcrchicfS, value Toe, at I for 95c, or each, 1c
 WOMEN'S CARDIGANS Women'S Cardigan Jackets, something you haven't seen for several yrarS,, extra good taIuc at. $2.I9
 WOMEN'S SWEATERS . W0mcn'S white SIip-0n Sweaters. strictly all wool and heavy weight, with ' neck or roll collars. extra r good value at, SS.25
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wANTED-A Girl for homework. AD- niV GEORGE SISWICK, Grant Ave.
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NOTICE

The Selectmen and Town Elerk will I6, 1922, at the Town Hall, from a. m.. until s D. m., for the purpose, Of ad- hitting to the electors oath all those whose names are on the list to be made, and are found qualified to be admitted to the same.
 NELSON E. HORTON, SAMUEL l.. HECK, Selectmun. HOLCOMB R. HOW ARD, Town Clerk Union, Conn. September 1. 1922.
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ANTED-WOman for genera! house work in institution. No cooking or washing. Address or call 10 Holcomo Street Hartford, Conn.,
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AUCTION.

J. CARL CONVERSE, Town Clerk
 2W
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THANKSGIVING

The following is by B. 0. Will
liams, Assistant State Agent Boys
Club Work.
Since this IS the November is
sue of The Carolina Club Boy.
and since Thanksgiving Day
comes in this month, it is fitting
that we say a few words in this
issue about this great day. What
IS Thanksgiving Day1 1t is day
set aside for the giving of thanks
as an expression of our love for
the many blessings which we
have received
If we turn our eyes backward
only four years. we see the Unit
ed States and the rest of the
world in a gresi war. We should
be thankful for the eleventh of
November. 1918, the day known
as Armistice Day. You boys
we'll remember how you felt
when you learned that the Ar
mistice had been signed.
We should be thankful for life,
health and happiness. For the
comforIsand conveniences which
are ours to enjoy, we should be
thankful. As club bops we ought
10. be thankful tor the open life
of the farm, for sunshine and rain
that makes our crops grow, and
for food and raiment, our mouth
To speak with. Our hands to feel
with and to do things with, and
lhc other agencies which make
lie rich and happy, we should be
6 ubly thankful. In fact, there
arr SO many things for which we
sir uld be thankful, that we can
bu turn our minds and our
b. rts to Him who made us and
10 4 lin who hath power to take
IL, and say:
Father, we thank Thee for
love and tender mercies. Grant
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Love or Fear

Little maiden, tripping by.
larry. pray, and tell me why,
You more Joyous seem than I?''
Lady, yes, I'll tell you why
Happy every day am l.
God is watching from on high.
Don't we all to Him belong?
He can never do a wrong;
So l sing my little song"
Happy little maiden>free.
Teaching lessons sweet 10 me,
You but feeRa Fathers love,
While | fear a God above"
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US blessings from above and
teach us to do the right things at
all times"
And. after we have done that.
we will. indeed, be happier club
boys. and can help others to be
happy.
Do not forget Thanksgiving
Day, and do not forget the un.
fortunate and needy. who might
need help from your hands and
who have not the things to be
thankful for that you might have.
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Gbtloren's
A Song For School

Some boys, when they come into
school.
land some girls. too)
I 2rieve to be obliged to say
That this is what they do:
They wIggle
And jiggle
They hang their heads
And giggle;
They twitter
And litter;
They bounce and flounce
And filter.
Whate yer thoughts their minds
may fill.
They've no idea of keeping still.
Some boys. when they take up
their books.
land some girls. tool
l weep to be obliged to say
That this Is what they do:
They batter them,
They latter them;
They crumple, rumple,
Scatter them;
They scrawl them,
And maui them.
They snatch and pull
And hauI them.
II makes me very sad to state
A school books is a wretched
fate.
Some boys, when they stand up
In class,
land some girls, too)
Imagination will not pass
To see the things they do!
They shuttle
And scuff)e;
They sne eze and wheeze
And snuftle:
They splutter
And mutter
And stut.tut-tut-
Tut;tutter;
They tumble
And stumble;
They grin and gasp
And grumble,
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Only Resting

He yelled at the top Of his
voice for two hours and then
stopped.
WELL said his mother. ''are
you going to be good3 Have
you flashed crying?"
NO." said Tommy, II have
not finished; I'm only restine."
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Willie Stands Corrected

Teacher: willie. did you talk
in school today without permis-
sion?"
Willie: "Just wunst."
Teacher: "Johnnie, should
Willie have said 'wunst1"
Johnnie: '"No'm. He should
have said twist"
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Corner

Oh, if they knew how they ap-
pear,
They'd try to mend their ways
that's clear! Exchange