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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-06
LESSON F0R July 8
DANIEL INTERPRETING NEBU-
cHADNEZzAR's DREAM
LFss0N TEXT-Dahlel :.

LESSON TEXT-Daniei q
GOLDEN TFssET The kingdoms OF this
world are become the Kingdoms OF our
Lord. aNa OF frs Christ: aad lie ssSH
reign forever ana eeer.-Rev I:I5.
REFERENCE MATERIAL = Isa sc
7:I3, 14.ss. joan .S,ss2sSs.
PRTAsA1sT TeT'fc-fTow God Answered
Daniels Prayer
JUNIOR TOPIC = Daniel Reveals the
Kings Dream.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
How Daniel Met Il Severe Test.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Gods World-Kingdom: It's Nature and
Method.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-06


There was old lady named Fitch
Who heard a loud snoring, at which
She took off her hat
And found that her rat
Had fallen asleep atthe switch.
$50
sShall brain him?n said the sopho-
more,
AS the victims courage fled;
"You cant he's a freshman
Just hit him on the head"
The Drige
"Here, waitress, this doughnut has
a tack in it"
well, I declare! III bet the am
bilious little thing thinks it is a fliv-
yer tire Railroad Telegrapher.
Y A much-battered young man came
into the hotel at midnight and asked
the Clerk for Room 20.
"Can't give you that one," replied
the clerk. "It's taken.'
"Who's got it?,' asked the unsteady
one.
"A man named Jones'"
what Jones 2"
"Mr. A. B. Jones has Room g."
That's all right he grinned;
"that's me- / fell out tn window"
Spa, what's a monologue ?"
"a dialogue between me and your
mother" Life.
Our esteem contemporary in Water
vile says that young lady in that
town kneads bread with her gloves
on. That's nothing. The editor of
this paper needs bread with his shoes
on, he needs bread with his pants On,
he needs bread with his shirt on,
x and if some of the subscribers to this
< old rag Of freedom don't soon come a.
cross with what they owe him, he'll
be needing bread without darn
thing on-Iowa Country Newspaper
A veterinary surgeon was instruet-
ing a farmer as to a suitable method
for administering medicine to horse
Simply piaee Ills powder in gas
pine about 5#o ct LONG PUT one end
Of The pipe vel back IL tie horses
MOUTH, ard blow tIle powder down his
throaka
Shortly after, The Saener came
running into tie yeteriaary's Office
in a very distressed condition.
What's the matter ~ asked the
veterinary.
"Fm dyingl,n cried the farmer.
the hrose blew firstl FORBES Mag
azine.
A Chicago man found alimony SO
expensive that he has married his
wife again; which goes to show what
lengths some men will go to save
money-Evening Capital News.
Little James composition on res
possibility:
Boys has got two buttons to their
suspenders to keep their pants up an
when one button comes off, there's
a lot Of responsibility on the other
button Hollands Magazine.
This is in memory Of Benjamin Pratt,
He let go of the wheel to grab for his
hat. -Shepherdstown Register.
An old Scotchman, David Gordon,
was seriously i'll, with cant hope for
recovery. He had been wheedled in
to making a viii by relatives, and
these were now gathered about his
bed side watching him laboriously
sign it. He got as far as D-A-V-I-
then fell back exhausted.
cd Uncle Dayid, Dr., exhorted
nephew.
"Dee!" calculated the old Scott
dee when Pm ready, We avaricious
feebly, but with indignation. @I'n
wretch"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-06
Forgiveness Of Sins

essed are they whose iniquities
forgiven, ana whose sins are
red. Romans II.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-07-06
Worth While Quotations.

ITO educate the intelligence is to
enlarge the horizon Of its desires and
wants. Lowell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
Pope Shocked by
Paris Short Skirt
81 Ns-oeis,,,lPrs

81 Associated Press
PARIS. March tS.-Tho late pnps
Benedict ~ was militant feminist
tnt many times expressed The opinion
hai women had q great mission In the
Norld. tnd .ur Christianity an partic.
IiHr. hui hr was as outspohcn IN his
r,iiclsm as D." WIS IN his praise when
uiu' TRAIT iu woman did not meet with
i4 approval
", thounghly dia'ikod short skirts
Ar'HdinE tn STORY which has just
om, rum Rome. the pouc nuiie,.d on,
tiy ctoe-ing ihr court of 81 namasa
woman Who h1d called I'd the vatican
n SOME business with the Secrctarial
She was wearing the latest Paris stylr
sfIi which barely covered the knees.
Turning in ono 1T M. bishops near
'lnl, Tho nonc said. q really cannot an.
tr tnd eHmo women Thrv have 80
nrrf fn. errorc. net even thc pope.
.n fn. ds. 90 my Youth ! f,-an that
Iii ih' Nu.us girls. any sisters for iu.
stance. were nvsieriug thoir mothrls 90
'ut thDm Boz hons skirts NoW u apprst-
That 80 The "a womrn wish to wear
hort ones"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19


"Skmy Shudlr told m, Miss Walton
gave him the note about 230 b. m.
Vow w fFHI afternoon ] happened 10
Do. 1t thr prescott rurh Miss Walton
N1s 'h,rn visiting Miss Prescott /
.duf lUJt, Do. pr,scotis uU nearly
3 o.cln'H and Miss Walton was stil
'hor' ana Intending to s,urd the nigh;
lhais how J knew sha couldn't havo
written thW note skinny was sure
1rUi0-s SEQ were several other mon.
You've GOT to l01s, frnas IT."
i' nodded kindl, ta The company
and abruptly departed with his COM.
uuion
y wonder what bp meant hv max.
ng things ill., mus.d 'hc distrlc, at.
.oin'F, ioilowiur five minutes silence,
dunn" Eui. mumhI,d in acc,nts
d 'N' d".p'st gloom. "hut YOU can put
Town 90 lst hn meant somcthing "
CHAPTER ST.
- tul you Ilu." said Reclfoo, II,
, I"h.' 'h'v SUSPECT mc-thev thin,
H mI\'d uu .n This murder business e
Ace. ssoIN before and after m,
'''' s.Iun.d in tho distici attorney
h reptile himself ho rclish,I tb, wri,.
inH> of another reptile "lf they pro,,
" ,n Nou. voull o., hanged sure az Dan
Sliko viii h1up"
ann Do only one th,y ,3p prova
% on .nHrI,d simon E,olfoot
Who aay. Won rof in mind" p,f,
'"'.,i. ."n said in % Oolurlc,s voice.
h''h of Nou fOr instance" Reel.
io"' informed him
ron do us l grave injustice, Tina
I'D. district attorney solcmnly
l','H'nl gulr'd "You had nm, On
"'lt' ''to'. spin him lot az
'."li 'NnHi my COWS. SOS To gel him
'No MS deputies all ready 10 20 ,N,,v
WIN mn. whom Driver was In ,,r,, j.,
w., " '''l SUN about kilroe and keen
''I.l iH town while Tho deputies wont
WIN m'. Wen. you know how oplv
Nn'l'i''n won't Eut couldn't b.ln
'h''. Anyway unpos, Won ,bonrbt
20" WINS Tory NOT 'o ton m, IA. r.., ~
n. Story about skinny Shindl. and ~,
''' 'ii'r and so forth Gents Ca,
was Foxy Eut I'm foxy mvsolf cam
'"' '"" and TWO together and mar,
tour any day" ''''"'
Look here continued tho owns.
'',,'''d R"clfoot either YOU foIers
u '"'' suspicion OFF o. me. or I 70 ro
.rso with OBJ, whole story"
81, ""'' ihli pDt Nuu9' demanded
'''i' N''hIn' just nolbip. VIVA
,''.- oi dead COWS aud sopamtln' mn
nom his deputies and AN aint cy,.
i''''ioo' TUNED as worms do gym
''.''s WI have 10 src that I'm pro.
.'' ..,., og ! D tc'l what know
l''ih' hl1r.d the district ,t,,r,,,
'.n wouldn't dare snitchrr
IW roIn now" 1d R,.lfoot .yo,
'N''s scratch your head, over Whit
We -'''a a.ut gonna ro TO the pen
u Chat" w"
"'' simon was gone. the distric,
''',l'f and Hafr sat In silence
W, roia rut I'd II him"
'"niihu"d ia Our Next Issue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Tin Ottoman did NOT hesitate. "Yon
can uut us down Tor thousand apiece
.Nof Ihu dHnr cuniradicicd th'
district attorney. Whaddi you think
~, lrc1'
"a ,ou,l. off r1scls. WAS tho
lrDuut r,pIy And there's tax VA
nssI. THAT ul un has got To b.
lkou can. off,
HlNH yoI.. was earnest iiut
atdouIr devil looked DIt OF his eyes
"Whyuh .N,.. yrs of course ~
always intended to contribute. / was
Just l0Huu. Yes
.Hu ON. wly said lallr, staring
bard tl Ett Tu,kl'ior - wondu II u
Nls anus mrf or Dan Sikca pL,u to
sM Miss Walton. too
Rates. 1,e went wooden 'liow
should I know
.Tu know that letter from Miss
Walton judge Driver threw in the tho
DO. one you heard me- telling Judge
u.nrIson about went pu lhlly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
IT i plsGRACEFUL.

The old wh..7 lhout supply and d..
uand IL right .r rood many Instances,
Of course. and R. do not think FOR 70
minute that h.aH prices can Boz lceIf
lated into angtrns f0r which there be-
little or no demand But just the same
the prices charged the consumer and
those naid tho r1lucer boo many lines
are entirely out ~ line. and Il is plain
Tint supply and I,Wund BE- not govern.
ing the rricc entirely n D. not The
hw Of supply Hl demand that per-
mi's food products 90 go 90 waste hr.
cause the price offered leave r0 profit
to the produce Will, con- thr other
hand hundreds AMI thousands ~ p'r
sons in the cities Ir, prevented from
using these slmr products because the
prices az that end urD Cor beyond their
Incomes Such conditions do exist and
they are ahhorr.ut 10 any sound View
OF social and D.llumic Justice -lumpa
News
This condition IS disenooful-a crime
against the I.l... of The greatest
country In all 'Hr world ln face ~
the facts so wei described boz the fore
going by Editor N smith % IL 90 De-
wondered that ho farmers of the
United States fIr seeking ways and
means through which they VIII bc able
~ reap In m.. liberal degree. the
profits from ti. things produced irom
the soil2 For MANS Eur. tbp firm.
crs have endured ,hIs stat, ut affairs
They have OCCASIONALLY registered e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
THE SMOKE RING.

Tho last place that Buskns took tho
Twins 10. In the Landof Upin.thc.Air.
was called. smoke Land
.Irs an entirely different kind % a
ull,. from Misthnd." explained the
Htt. fairyman. 'becous'. while tho
mist fairies are getting ready for al.
ventures there viii b. M more adven.
lures FOR the smoke fairies An they
can 10 IL 10 dream about the adven.
tur,s they have had But they love
20 tcn stories and ih'y viii hc glnd -
see Won and entertain Won with some
40 their doinEs
Money and Nick and Tlusk.ns were In
the uttle elevator. coins up to the skv
and no aooner had kuskns finished his
speech than they stopped 40 the place
h. had been talking about
The smoke fairies were rlld 20 sce
them aud made room round the rrca;
On, whcr. they were sitting NOT q ho;
fre. hut a bright. CHEEKY one. whi,h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

was magical
\ smoke ring was talking I'm ont
Of pipe" 30 said proudly "out Of %
rich mans uipc when ! was horn !
was dizzy at first hecausc IA never
been On th, world before and Z didn't
know where ! was 30 ] noatcd up ~
tfr ns the msntrl nirce uul hung onto
the corner for minute until 3 got my
bearings arssr that ! fcit hotter ana
had time to look around Tho room
was beautifully furnished with velvet
clfuofs and curtains and rcturcs. and
lHe uaH with the pipe had On sllk
dressing rown. he was reading De-.
tor and frowniug Evidently ho w1s
dsrl.ssed about something and fH
Nefg lad was sorry thar anyone
should write anything ihl, could uakr
so fiur person UNHAPPY.
what could % lef was 80 curious
that uelrlv slid off my coru,r IL the
nInfel sh. N
lob = toutinuedll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Despite the TACT that the School BOARD has con
'""'cd with The necessity OF turning down all the
O'a' submitted for the proposed school buildings in
me city there will be way to meet the difficulties
Toy which the community is confronted The School
school Board a. on the JOB, and be it understood
10y all interested that IT is not an easy job to put
anything over them They are working in the
interest OF the community OF which they are , mar,
ana 'ney WI no more allow themselves to he
INN ilaumed n their official capacities than they
would 90 their private, or individual affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
~ EamlIN CircIc."


oh How lovely . du hope they al
come exclaimed my u'''o Mistss
Don't worry lm auo th,yu come.
This little SNOW WON'T krr tn,u away.
3 wish II was deep enough for Dmst.ng.
declared Albert. lUokiug Uut Of th, win.
iuv onto the slightly covered ground
Indeed the lit'ly SNOW d.d uuf Keep
fh, luuts aud uuolDs away from visit
me my little Mistlss PARENTS Nl The
children were there 10 seemed inr tho
library was FUN of 'om and 10 tUU, 40
Albert aud Florence could OBJ tn keep
thorn quiet aud entertain Them
We brought our dolls foo said
uu of the small cousins
That's fine exclaimed Florence
"Nw l,ts play dolls" said ono q
the little boys who had the chance o.
play with his sisters 900 W.,,
That's right lets play '.hasc you're
u. Tommy. come ON Iilli1n. before hc
clutches YOU" declared A.
$50 The game 81 chase or Tag begun
and the children enjoyed BE- very much
But the poor TOYS thlt bad been loft
ont felt awful know Fuzzy WuZ2y
called the Hoppv Toad. and ! went up.
stairs Ton the Lavender Doll
when the -four ~ us We're down.
stairs again We proceeded right into th,
library. hut We didn't have to go vory
tar because we found The deserted toys
ut 10, entrance.
After the dolls saw ~" could ulb
their language. and were not mere toys
they gladly followed ms We took them
Upstairs IN the play room. But We had
n awful time getting them upstairs for
Iuo was "a rag doh stuffed with cotton
and rags and naturally, she was hard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
TOTO'S NEW ADVENTURES
ny KiTIIRNN Mcna0Y.

ga, ...f. .rH.r.. ID. ... stain. An.
was 3D. d''... ''..'. ''. re-. ".'"
IRON UD.f.. which ... H0''.H worse
.t,p ..... r. sd. fad t . .,.u nin from
.,ls.ur tl. ...|ts. anal Boa. hlut was
.utf,.I. y..,.. .f..t. u.f DOS. rl-g. Wuz
~. il.. u,d. De-. u.I. I,ht ANA hiy
&C.,. b,.,, uuf 30 I,.f .v, eo, him uu
an, .r... N,. a.. "a s.ulu no. doll
dressed d. fin H.m h,.ta "a. t.,. hut h,
u.. OFF u. u.asnl,. ,>,,uf Keeping him
fr., .BIirs dawn fb. I4uI.t,r Then
como. ,. Indian dom and h.s family.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

Juvenile farm clubs are being formed All over
TINS portion Of the southwest and as they succeed
there are many added evidences OF a dcpendable
prosperity among the producers OF essential food
commodities Hens, hogs and mich cows are being
exalted toy the Young progressive and thinking
farmers ct TINS country In this work these Young.
S'eTN are being encouraged ~ the business men Of
''' VISION Tor the interests OF the farm are the
interest, OF the town. as well.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
GOOD oID HONEST FARMERS"

Last week Once fOItul's merchant
bought i2o 'r which had failed 10
hatch in nu Incubator Many pccvod
housewives Vl th' immediate result
iut the fun result has not been felt
vet Every farmer iu Roosevelt Coun-
ty Is affected Dos tH- condition when
be goes to market hIs eggs When the
farmers MS Who'll, drive such practice
as the above out. and make 30 so an.
popular FOR "a farmer To Offer for sale
eggs on proiur. of amy kind unfit for
food. then The farmers as whole viii
receive better prices for their produce
Here is wh,t, cooperation through the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
&E~
NOTICE 10 TIiE plIiii.IC

Any erroneous reflection the character. standing
reputation ~ individual firm concern. corpora
ton. that appear the columns The News
gladly corrected when called 10 the attention
IL not he intention ~ newsaT to wrungfuiy use
&c inure my ndwdual firm concern corporation and
corrections n BE- fnnde warranted ~ prominently
rs the wronafuIy published reference. article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
AOUBT THROWING STONES:

Master THE woman taken In adultry. Moses CON
mnnded M that such should b. stoned; but what sayes
thou9 De said them. He that is without sin among
YOU BET him first cast a stone az her-John q. g. 9. e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19

sorry. bat I'm ~ crowded ~ tn
alcoholic WING ~ hospital" said
andlUrd Gahc Craw ih, mornin'
when q stranger tried & register. We
kin recall whru II wul quite com.
plim,ut T. ~, somohud,ly made bully
speech.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-03-19
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Tho gang az cattle thieves and pol
iticiuua who elected good rlfirod
BILLY WINGo sheriff OF Golden Bar
when they Thought ho WINS too easy
going to Interfere with lass breaking.
have suffered sad awakening
INIfL WALTON. whom hIlv loves
saves him from leiur shot .lom nm
bush bv
IACk MURRAY member of fh'
gang hut the lovers quarrel when
Billy refuses to avoid d.uret hy rr
signing from office.
RAFE Tl'CKIETpN. wealthy cattle
theft hires
DAN SLlkE. professional udmln o.
kill Billy. and
TON WALTON. Huzcla uncle ana co.,
honest unchman.
TON DRIVER local Judge and
ARTHUR gAfE district attorney u,
PARTNERS in TuoFlotunH scheme
TIP O'GORNAN. another politician
refuses to take part Elg receive.
mote signed Dos Hazel request Too.
him to com, 100 urco to 90, walton
ranch De- ie suerclou# and forces
Judge Driver to wear h.s clothes aul
approach ih, house m horseback
rillv crIVls to window md ...
Tom Walton dpld CON fh. 0uU.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16

Some fellows aren't much in
terested in elections, but they are
devoting much thought to the
beauty contests.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Concord

Rev. Alba Marley, DR.. G. B.
French, S. c. Harding, f. l.. Car
penter and c. F. Cutting were bus
mess visitors in Montpelier Tues
day.
Rev. Alba Marley was called to
Laurence, Mass, Wednesday night
by the death of his mother.
The annual parish meeting of
the Universalist church will be
held in the church vestry, We'd
nesday evening, Dec, 20. A good
attendance is desired.
Mrs. F. Z. Hastings, Mrs. Char
les Morgan, Mrs. Mianda Kline
and Mrs. Nellie Paris were in St.
Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mrs. Sidney Harding substitut-
ed at the high school Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The high school was closed
W ednesday night until January 2
on account of the absence Of Plin-
cipal Brown who was called to his
home in Hyde Park by his faith
er's illness.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
East St. JOhnsbury

On the occasion Of her 18th
birthday last Saturday, the Golden
Rule Sunday school class, includ-
ing the teacher, Mrs. Perrin, met
at the home of Miss Ardyth Fill
more. All received a warm welcome
and a social good time was enjoy
ed, including a bountiful supper
given by Mrs. Fillmore.
The Parent Teachers associa-
ton meets at the schoolhouse, Fri
day, December Is at $50 p. m.
The families of the village are cor
daily invited.
AS there may be others who
would like TO contribute to the of
fering to the Near East Relief, the
money will not be sent away until
after another Sunday.
Mrs May Morrill,, formerly of
East Concord, but now of St.
Johnsbury, visited Mrs. Joseph La
montague the rest of the week.
There will be a Ladies Aid dim
ner at the vestry, Thursday noon,
December ii. Following the din
ner the election Of officers for an
other year will take place.
On rnda% evening, December s
a wedding reception in the church
Vestry to Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Shas-
tany. Much sympathy was felt for
the bride who was unable to attend
on account of illness. A wedding
cake given byfthe pastors wife,
Mrs. Perrin was taken 20 the home
of the bride and groom besides the
gifts of silver and money. Their
many friends. wish them maAy
years of happiness and prosperity.
Rev. L. c. Grant is building
a new barn at his home here in the
village.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Mrs. WOOdhOuse
To Leave Burlington

BURLINGTON, Dec. 16-Mrs.
DoIritt Van Deusen Stevens
Woodhouse, of 119 Spruce street,
who figured prominently as the
plaintiff in the million dollar alien
alton suit versus her parents-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Wood
house in Chittenden County court,
with her mother, Mrs. Myra Ste
vens leave today for Westfield,
Mass, where they will pass the
holidays. Mrs. Woodhouse stated
that they contemplated remaining
at their old home in Westfield un-
I'll late in January of the new
year,
In this instance, neither the de-
PENDANTS Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Woodhouse, who are at present at
their East Hampton, Long Island
home, nor the plaintiff, Mrs. Wood
house, will be in Chittenden Coun-
ty court on December 26, when
the motion to set side the verdict
of $465,000 will be argued.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
Many County Court
Cases Continued

Caledonia county court took a
recess from Saturday morning un-
till 2 o'clock Monday afternoon
because several cases that were in
line on the docket for trial had
been continued o.; otherwise dis
posed of and of those remaining
none were ready for trial.
The Miles-Leavitt statutory
case, which has been twice tried
already and was not decided be-
cause the jury in both instances
failed to agree, was entered for a
third trial at the present term, but
has been continued.
The two cases growing ont Of
the Parmeter arson case in Hard
wick last year, Involving the col
lection of the insurance by Mrs.
Parmeter will be heard when
court reassembles in January after
the holiday recess. 1t looks now
as though this case would be the
last for jury consideration at this
term.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
West Glover

Willard C. Leonard has purchas-
ed a Jersey bull to head the herds
of "The Leonard Homestead and
Lucky Acre Farm" He is pro-
nounced the finest animal ever
brought into town. The purchase
was made from the Sibley farms
who own the best herd of Jerseys
in the world. In May 1922 twenty
eight COWS from this herd aver
aged 64.31 lbs. of butter fat,-a
world record,
twenty-five members of Glover
grange attended the Pomona
Grange at Barton last week and
pronounced it a profitable meeting.
Mrs. w. G. Buell. is seriously
sick at her home.
The Lucky Acre farm owned by
Howard Bickford has installed
water bowls for its herd of regis
tered Jerseys.
Charles Addie has moved from
the Wilson house to the Calkin's
house.
Miss Frances Willard of U. V.
NJ. who has recently been very
sick at the home of her uncle
Dewey Danforth, has been remov-
ed to the Orleans hospital where
she is improving.
Mrs. Clara Conan; of Morrisville
spent the last of the week visiting
at Lyman BARRIERS and went Sun
day to visit at P. H. SINNERS.
Miss Adrienne Pollard is not
much improved at this writing.
Miss Elsie Matthews is able to
attend school again after d two
weeks illness.
Lyman Barber called on friends
in Orleans last Friday.
a small child of Nj. Smith who
lives in Mrs. SINNERS tenement
was badly burned Saturday while
paying with fire during the abb
sence of her mother.
Mrs Nelson Lewis from North
Hampton, Mass, VISITED friends in
town Saturday.
The West Oliver Village school
will give a Christmas entertain
ment and social at the hall Thurs
day evening at s o'clock.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-16
PARALYzED IN
AN ACCIDENT
Keeps Digestion Sound and
Bowels Regular byStaking
"Frult-a-tives,
The Famous Fruit Medicine
DE Nova, CoLoaADo.


/ have Just come here from Van
couver, B. c., and | have been taking
your wondeyfuL fruit medicine, 'Fruit-d
fiVes" for two years. No other medi.
cine answered my requirements like
yours.
Nine years ago, was in an accident
and the lower portion of my bowels
are paralyzed; therefore, l need a
medicine that does not lose its effect,
and / have been absolutely satisfied
with "Fruit-a-tiveS" since l began
taking them"
Mrs. c. c. REMINGTON.
Now, you might think that any
medicine which is strong enough to
move the bowels when they are para
lyzed, would be too powerful to be
used by a person suffering with
ordinary Constipation. Yet "Fruit-a-
tives" is regularly taken by children,
young boys and girls, men and women
of all ages, without pain, gripping or
other ill-ef'ects. Because "Fruit-a-
tives" is genuine fruit medicine, made
from the juices of fruit, and gains its
peculiar power to cure Constipation
because of this fact.
SOC box, for So 80. trial size 2jc.
At dealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, n. y.