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The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26
Bonus Passage This
Session Decided On

Washington, April 26.-Decision to
pass soldiers bonus bill at this ses-
sion of congress was reached today
by senate Republicans in party con-
ference. The vote was SO to on a
motion offered by Senator Lenroot,
Republican, Wisconsin.
The conference resolution as made
public follows:
ut is the sense of this conference
that the senate should at this session
pass a soldiers bonus bill and that
the Republican members of the COM
mittee. be requested to report time. -
The conference also decreed that
the senate should proceed to the con-
sideration Of the administration tariff
bill or Thursday without further de-
lay"
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-26
GRAND FORKS POTATO
ACREAGE WILL DOUBLE

Estimates were received from farm
ers that the potato acreage in Grand
Forks county would increase from 81
900 acres in 1921 to 10000 acres this
year, according to County Agent D..
B. Morris, who attended meetings dur
ing the past six weeks at Inkster, Orr,
Niagara, Larimore, Kempton, North
wood, Thompson and Marvel.
At Kampel and Niagara committees
were appointed to organize local po-
tato associations and to make surveys
to see if sufficient money can be rails
ed for the construction of potato
warehouses. Several farmers Of
Northwood, who shipped six cars of
potatoes last year, plan to have five
times as great an acreage this year,
and they are also considering the adj
visibility of building a warehouse.
Capacity of existing warehouses in
the county is only about 100000 bu-
shells, including one at Reynolds, two
at Thompson and Larimore, and one
at Arvilla and Gilby.
Figures on shipments of potatoes
from the 1921 crop show that Thomp-
son led with 273 cars; Merrifeld, 1856;
Reynolds, 1874; Grand Forks, 1853;
Johnstown, 145; Larimore, 121; Gill
by, 105; Kempton, 100; Northwood,
80; Niagara, 81; McCanna, II; Ar
villa, Ia; Marvel, 13, and Inkster, 6,
giving a total for the county of l.
392 cars. Other shipments not listed,
it is believed, would increase this fig
ure to 1,500.
Fargo, N. D., April 19.-Appoint-
ment of county sow thistle COM
mittee to draw up and administer de-
finite plans for a campaign for the
eradication of the weed in Pembina
county, was accomplished at a meeting
of rs farmers together with the coun-
ty commissioners at Cavalier early in
the week, according to j. w. Haw,
county agent leader, who was one
Of the speakers at the meeting.
"The sow thistle law was read,"
says Mr.. Haw, "and vote was taken
which favored almost unanimously
the appointment of five weed COM
missioners to begin work May Is.
Each of these commissioners will be
authorized in order to effectively carry
out the regulations prescribed in the
sow thistle law. Plans were made to
observe a special sow thistle week
late in July, at which time the weed
commissioners and E. G. Parizek
county agent will hold afternoon and
evening meetings to encourage farm
ers to prevent the sow thistle from
blooming.
''The opinion of farmers present at
the meeting was that those who could
not summerfallow infested land,
should fence it an pasture it with
sheep. Efforts will be made to get
the farmers to sign pledges to prevent
the blossoming of any sow thistle on
their land, and absent landlords will
be urged to share the expenses with
the tenants Of effective control prac-
tices. The county commissioners are
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
AUSTIN PEAY SPEAKS
TO LOCAL DEMOCRATS

Hoo. Austiu Peay, candidate Tor
the Democratic domination fal
Governor. addressed some too.
hundred afty democrats pi D,eksos
County hers at the MeCsulsy Thea
Ire Monday afternoon. this seek
He vas Introduce bv ] J. Tsy
Ior. Clerk oi the Chsnessy Court. Q,
a true democrat and the man ol
the boo" who the party could de.
pend upon Tor victory neI, Sovem'
bes Mr. Peays speech was slons
the same line as thst be has beeu
delivering since the campaign open.
ed devotinE most u hi. tim. 10
the tar question He bitterly De
nounced the present systsm. alsC
paid his respects 10 the back tsx
machine aud the stale highway de-
ps,tmsnt, declaring himself 10 favor
u complete re Organization. u no,
the sbolishment, OF these depart
ments With numerous other nssd.
lees cfhcss He cas- forced t. sb.
bs-vis,e h,. .vsech sonsshst ir
order to catch his H.ia 10, Hsvesly
Whils.in Dickeon, several warm
friend. and .dmirer. paid him their
respects, and many oi HE ardes,
claim tnst fsay stock
fssched q ns~ high Level hy bis
visftto Dictson -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Four Candidates For ION.
missioner From Southside

Indications rnpt 10 a hst poli,i,
cal hsai "a The selection III tvp
Road missIonsrs irum ,hp
southern par. 4 tbs county knoep
~ Dietson Districts Tie roifds
Ing gentlemen have qualified 10,
esSfaaas1v '@,..r~-s,, ,-.,- - :, ~. .
John " stephens. ~ho live,
about thre. milss south oi Dtch.oa.
10 the second disiriet.
James " H,nin. Who lives
about fourteen miles southeas, oI
Dickson. IN the third district
Clarence " Williams. Who lives
st White blud IN tb- twelfth die
trict.
J. Manlry Wynns who hves
about one, halt mile uesi oi Dick
con. and Hauv Davis. a r-sld.n, oi
Dsckson.
rhese men will have control ol
improving the h,shsays and en-
pending the county and state read
funds on the public thosoushiales ia
the south end ot tho county All
OF these msn. In our judgement,
are ssslifed iw the position "a
shich they aspire and II elected
will. a. ~e believe. give honest and
faithful service 10 the county.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Must PsyAous Taxes
II streets Arc Repaired

The street. OF Dickson are In q
terrible conditiAn aud badly 10
need oi repair. ut~the mayor says
that they can 40 nothing further
toward street work untsss IN. citi
tens. Who have no, paid theiitaIes.
will come forward Al once and pay
their taxss which are nov dslin
ausnt
He further states that II the de-.
lineuent -iales are paid Al once the
|ci,y vill be in shape 10 do co.,
siderable stree, work but Inlsss
the citisens pay their tAx~ The
city has no iuuds TO do street work
~itb. 20 u you want the streets
repaired and have not paid your
tsxss do 80 at once
Mayor Hollsy also Informs ~
that considerable complaint 10 BE-.
ing made becsuss the scavenser
wagon does not yisit their premises
often enough. and says Tor the
people 90 notify him or the recorder
u the closet Ia no, cleaned out once
month.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
FAculTY Foa alknonT
SCHOOL ANNOUNCED

The City Board d Kdaestioa,
sssss.ed by Prof II. v. Hyaam.
Sophisticated u oskmnat school,
Aavs eIscisd the iellowias ssvasty
ics tss coming session al The City
Pueac school:
Ms II y. Bynam. ni Dlokson.
Mia kiisabsth Heraheak. u
Un,oa City
Mise Helen Milan. NJ Ripley.
Mhb Jennie Wil.on. ai Lynu vile.
Mics Hattie Maj Wilton AZ l.ynu.
vile
Miss Roberta Roberts. oi Hea dec.
son
Aias Vaa Miller. u Dickson
Mise Ess BfsasN. al MeKw~n
Mies ltene Whi,scn, II Csutts.
slile
Nt.s Will. nismcud. cf DicA .ea.
M'ssss Halle Ferry cod lss,is
smith. nembs,s a the faculty sa
,ssf, s.s. '. elected. hu, declined
the sotA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
See the Big Weekend Feature Picture the Mcauy Theatre Friday and Saturday

Mrs. Ern.st Chsw russday, JULY
isih. si,h Mr J H Uphara. jr
presiding 10 tbs Ahssnes u the
pFesidsn,
After the scripture lsssoa Ars
D.shsso led in prayer. snd the sec'
fs,sry called the roll snd rad the
minutes. The treasurer reported Q
nice sum collected 10 dGss. biItbdsy
offering, and the ssls Of Articles
from the Tummage sale, sbIeh con
,ipuss Al NH. Floyd Chens 90
Main Street The corresponding
assrstafys report was followed by
the distribution q leaflets and mite
oaxss Esysn esils on the slck
wsts reported ios the month fhs
Journal All bs discussed cath
mcnth by the member who dfvx
ths, month from an envelope ~hioh
sas pas,sd .'ouud a, the meeting
Plans ior pieelrg quilt we're made
and a ch 'ptsf ffDm our .txt book
wss rsai
The Aagust meeting will b- sila
Mr.. =, l. Bright sUrth> Main 3,
--Secfctafy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

| desire 90 cell my restaurant.
soit drink stand and rooniDs HOUSE
Furnishings, centrally located IN
Dickson. Thl. property is tso
doors from the po.,oshcr between
the two National banss and close
iS the depot There ere twelve
rooms on the sseodd floor, which
are renting at . reasonable rate
This i. a good opportunity Tor =
man and his wife to built up an
exc@llen, and profitable bnsiness,
Nv reason ior desiring to cell Is
that | sm offered good position
in tho timber business work
which think cults me better than
the restaurant business VIII @Il
At Q bargain on easy terms.
W Il WILLIAMS
~~.-~--------~zs~@s
A good show al McCsnley toniss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
N MONTHLY sfSsioN

The regular uioa;hly meeting d
tue Chamber oi Commsrcs Va,
hslh doudsy nigh, in the Americas
Legion Hall. While The aitsndance
vas small satausisAm manifested
proved beyond . doub, that thsy
bad the interest OF Dickson and
Dickson eeuaty at h.sr aud are
doins everything possible in their
possr Tor the sdvsncsmsn, Of the
county 10 general
The meeting vas called 10 otdei
by CksmmaD. II. /. Cowan, and
The 6fst business taken up a. d dls
posed u vas the question u hsvins
q county i4ir In Dickson this fall
90 motio1 VI N jslbsfnsn = com
mittee ~ss sppoiot-d composed ol
ID K Bsasley ] 4 John.on. and
X A Frsemsn 10 act 10 con June lioa
with oommittr- from ths Lions
Cinb composed oi n uelbetmsn.
u &, Collins Jr ani w A.
Parker This esms,.t;-r Ia ~ hs "a
iuil charge oi pui,lns over a
county lair this tall Premium lisl
sud sYa s1.sssA asse he.as s>asssa
out by the eommitt.. aud sill be
announoei =, an early date.
Plans are being invrsrsstsd snri
an ehoh will be mad. 10 establish
Q co operative creamery here From
information received irom cf-aui
cries 10 this section II the state
shos that this IL indeed 4 prohtabis
enterprise aud QUE that will bs Il
great benefit Ia the community
II 4. Psyton VAS appointed to ,sls
this matter In charge and thorough
~ investigate thp best plan u
organisation snd u need he ~ TO
some Of the towns where orsams cries
are being successfully operated and
got the desired information, All
farmers end any one else who 10
interested In seeing 4 crss msry 10.
Gated hsts should speak to Mr.
Psy,on snd give the pro- 40. all the
encouragement thsy can 81 that
this much needed enterprise will he
sstablishsd Al ~ early date ~
possibls,
A committee composed oi n
G~lbsrmsn. Harry Wynn. W q.
Hahs and Lester Rogers vas sp.
pointed to make plans Tor big
psnQuet or community picnic At
an early date,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
"Mkrobe d Love" Enjoyed.

"Th. Microts Of Love the Sac,
Hu.scal comedy which Was present.
u al Oskmon, Auditorium Tues
dsy night under the auspices ol the
United Daughters OF Coniedesacy,
suit. . success both kom the coin,
a en,ertaium.n, and financially
rhe play -~ directed BY Me.
Wrenne Hopkins snd the cast vas
eoin-ly oi bone talent. aud regard
less al the fsc, tina, the same visy
dreu cscked Aouss nst- over 4
year ssn. = good sis.d crowd @ss
present ruesdav nlght and The loc q
Daughters realisei q neat little suua
from toe presentation 1sch ol the
east carried their hoe 10 appls
ppe" order and we're 4 aM within
.h-m.-lsss The dir-c,r.ss sod tbs
cast are dus espscial cret,, ir the
spleodid .uecess In s:s presentation
ESTRAYED--A coal, black Pc.
land Chins gilt, veishs about 81
ihs. Notify l. ID Springer. Dick,
son 40 to shsfeaeouls and receive
reward.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
William sheppard.

William Sheppard. aged ~ years.
died 10 a NsshviIl. hnspi,sl Satur
DAY afternoon July. 10 ,sH aud
his rvms1rs .hsoush' Asse sanda :
afternoon accompanied by HE
p@phev. Bernard Andrsws, n Avon
Park. Fsor,da vho with bis wife
are visiilns relstv.s and irisnds
here. Funeral service ~N ron
Quoted at the svsve by Elder Z P
Watson
Sh-p. .. he "a. ismlliarly known
By his friends, spert bic boyhood
days in Dickson He vac bis
hearted and bad . lorabls dispo
siiion aud made friends wherever
he vent which vas affected by the
beautiful aorsl design tha, covered
bis casket.
He ia survived by one sister
Mr. " + Andrews. Of Avon Psrk
tls,. and several u,ecee and
nephews
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
49, - 7''''ht' '"f 1t. y y ~ ltr
saesassa 4 I leiles toe Wanted.

Our business 10 crossing 90 large
we oanoot handle II sith the pres.
snt iosrs aud must smplcy another
collector and salssmsa.
kxpsrience 10 not necessary 10
husiness 10 we'll established and ~
sell over ,his. ieur,hs II ,hs worlds
consumption. The applicant rusl
b, able 10 iureish kis own conysy.
ance and make bond.
Singer sewing Machine Co,
aiS Fssnkiin ~.
Cisrksville. Tsnn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

County and have Aeen oes oI be-
e,siaans and taxpayers oil my lii~,
u elected psemise 10 pesonaily
sacsfvsss the EaAd wofa oi The
eoanivs ses,as tia, the Rad mcasy
10 sp~si 10 an advantage aud that
the ooansy receives . ssoiiars worth
of ~osk ios every dollar spent. aud
tvfthes, thsl tbe road fuEd SHALL es
equally divided smons ssch section
and district d the ecua,y.
pledss myseli 10 ,he event a my
slsctioo, TO ose risid seoaony Ia
the expenditure, oi the Cern,,',
fund iof road purposes
assure that l Sfil sppsecls,s
each aud ever. vote, sni wlei en-.
dvsvai 10 serve th. shuls ceunty TO
the beet oi my ability
Very Repeatedly,
TON CROW
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Have your picture taken this
year. yourssli--"lua ~ you are"
speakips from ID. portrait.
Rene III her ynus ir,snds can hoy
sny,hips you NAV give 'heE IN,
CEfT your photograph
when there beauty, ve ,ahs
i,---~hen ihtr, : pop-. ~s make II.
COOKS STUDIO.
Fhop. ass D,etscu. Tsnp.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
v. {, Salmon ID Address
> 90
Voters in Diekson frida |,


Hon " C. Salmon, Of Columbis
o.ndidals Tor tn. Democratic mani
nation Tor Representative 10 Con
grass irom ,hs seventh Cougrsssion
Al D,su,c, will address the voter
bff),rthon County az llekson Fri
day afternoon, JnIy 2lst at on,
O'Clock. Everyone cor1ially ursec
10 hear him-istiss especially 10
vlied.
Mr salmon opposes l. 7 Pad
set,. present incumbent aud hi
announcement has created quite |
bit OF interest in the Congressman
race In this District
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

W. take ihis means oisxpsessius
our heartfelt thanks 10 the ttnd
friends and usighhor sho - will.
ingIy rendered their service. and
the hind ~ods oi sympsthy durias
the ,llne~ and death oi our dsash
tes and sister. Mrs. Leila risldss
Work. Also iu the beautiful
6ow.r that covered The ssste, - q
tribute oi love. May The Lord bless
yov oil 10 oss prayer.
M end Mrs N. A v,eidsr and
children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
RAxE GIVES VIEWS o.
ISSUES or clnPlIcn

10 be elected your senator isoE the
fad sentotisI district ! shall bsfsdy'
outline my position oa issaes that
are oi vital importance TO every
man. womsn. and child in Ten
nessse
The opportunity ios an sfseient
public school edueation 10 every
boy and siri Ia the state 10 ianda
msn,sl 10 the psrps,uity Of our
Government Material develop
ment will cease, prosperity sane.
the social isbnc erunble; and The
SPIRITUAL expansion OF our eitissn
ship will be dwsrted unless ws
m sin,sln An adequate sys,sm Of
public education
To this end ws maintaic Z pub
lie sebool system iron whieh every
boy aud sirl should have the op.
portuoity OF acquiring, st least. .
com mon school education
nv personal interest 10 the sci.
istr 81 our hoys and girl. and my
ofheisi position a. Chairman oi the
Educational Board Of my county
positively Iofbids me ''if6m tr.ai-
ins isi,h .i,h the boy, and sisls in
the rural schools. All my coon moe
scho- educ atiou ws acquired IN .
li,.e country schoolhouss. 90 ! ieel
that | spsst tposingiy when |
'ssy that tbs opportunity io the
children in the country school 10
very llfnited
80 l feel, 10 justice to the men
and someo OF tonosrou. we should
endssvor 10 improve the elemeutafy
schools. al~ays employing. ho~sves,
strio,ss, economy, managed upon .
thorough business basis
am an sarnes, advocate oi high
o. sducstion ios those Who have The
opportunity and desire to acquire
II. but at no time should se ALLOW
our higher institutions OF learniaa 10
hotish at the expense Of our els-
mvntssy schools. For indeed .
very. very, email per cent Of our
hoys and girl. ever pass beg ond The
eighth grade
Nest in importance 10 the public
school oi our sts.s. comes undoubt.
sdly our public highway Being
confronted. ., ~ are BY wsste, sx.
havag-nce aud ine6iciepcy 10
various road projects in bur
counties. | think IL uuent that ~
have = complete reorganization al
our highway department, more
especially the stats department. !
believe IN On adequate system oi
roads, but to uOscvupulously speud
enormous sums u money v,thou,
regard TO the public purse 10 not
only unjust to the tan payers bot
hazardous 10 the financial welfare
ot our state | ,hink the present
road tsI coveuns oil real property
should b. replaced by tan 90
sasalips ~ thai, the I. psople sho
actually use the soads will maintain
them
| believe ,hN poliiicai dss,r- Tor
ps,ronsae be. lead a. the ere alton
ot numerous hossds, commissions.
and bureaus about the 9taSe House
that shouid he co-oidlnsied one
With the other thereby eliminating
many odicss and an ennrnous
expense lu other wotds ! an in
favor OF thorough house cleaning,
beginning al 10. Capitol and sx
tending down into our counties.
II elected senator ! shall use my
influence 10 ~c.iiy this eIuavasant
and unnecessary ccndi,,cn and 10
fight ,hoes vicious iohhies thai have
10 the past worked overtime TO eI.
", huse sums oi money iscm the
Taxpayers in the pursuanes oi
s@l6sh mot,yps.
In the ne1, issus | shall oontinoe
TO preaen, my stand on de6ni,s
lssues oi the day.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
W. A. lomax. the Eye
Man, Coming; see iii0i

W. A. LomaI will he ., hotel Ia
Charlotte Monday and tuesday
July 9<ih and 2Sth. ull II O'Clock
h will sleo bs At Dr, Benedict, .
ofhce in Dickson August 7th sod
s,h 10 2 o'clotk on Tu-,dsy.
All kinds oi opiicsl ~ork i tb.
lowesl po.ahle pfio-, Remember
be has n years Of continuous ~
periencs and ths, he gives ss,,siac
ion, Tell yous trends --adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

To Voter. On Dickson County
IL Announcing myself ~ . eaDd.
idan 'os Hishssy Connimloses
from the countv ct large. deem II
proper to nAle q frank and Aimpla
s.s,emen, concerning the manner
ia which 1 shall encducs myssli il
elected
| vas born And vasrsd in Dickscu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

The Wbmsns Home Missionary
Society u tho Ns,hedia Episcopsl
Church held th-ir July meeting With
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Whet. there 10 SMOKE, thsre 10
al~sys hre, go whom tssnsy millioa
~rIl hnosn men aud women 10 oil
~aIAs " lie say Tnnlsc II q good
medicine, there must he consisting
to u. - Mstibsws Drus 20.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell |
SOCIAL CORNER
CcontinuOd from Par. Nine,

bottles, a few yards Of fine cheese cloth some embroidery cotton and decorative box or two. With these before us we are ready to begin. and l propose that. first we make one-hslr dozen beauty bags, each for Polly Meg and Sue, Here is where OUT cheese cloth comes in. Cut some strips. sx5 inches so,Ibls each to make piece iNe l-s inckss and bastc two sides Fll through inc opsu sides with prepared oats. then button hole all four sides With pink or hlus emroidery cotton. Simple .sn', ifp ITsli a dozen in box will make Meg happy, if she will use one instead of a wash cloth and soap dipping it iu the wafer. ha<rt fly withdrawing it, and washing her face A milky substance VIII ooze forth ant her skin will be soft and smooth as result. One bag can be used a coupI, of times. If dried immediatelv.
 Now let us substitute OUT hath bar These are real luxury. and should gs to the girl friend who = rarticulzrl- dainty of person. For dozen barr. SII inches in size the amount called for ir this. formula will be just about right.
 Egyptian Bath Bags-Pulverized orriI root, 1-2 pound castle soap. ounceE (here is where your gratsr becomes a necessity, for the soap must be carefully grated.) almond meal, 3-s Ii,-. refined bran, 1 1-2 pounds. Mix thorou-boulv and divide in twelve equal portions. fill. ing each bag loosely. 4 bath bag !, used instead of sponge. and Impsrts delicate fragrance as well as a rnirl,l,y softness to the skin These are ver.y Vuch liked by the men. Most men low, these little bath accessories. and rner, ,yhc ! are not at all sissy. like to sec a man particular about his person enough to | use them.
 Of course, the ever useful cold cream must not be forgotten. Any one of your 1 friends would love to receive a dainty | jar with delight. This formula as a good one and cannot be cxcelled.
 Orange flower cream: SDcrmaceti I-s ounce; white wax, 1-2 ounce: sweet al- l mOnd oil, 2 ounces: lanoline. ounce 1 cocanut oil, ounce; tincture Of benEoin . drops: orRngehOwer water. l ounce. 1 Any one wishing lemon cream put lr ! lemon flower water in place oF orange Melt the first five ingredients in a porcs. 1 lain kettle. Take from the fire and add first the benZoin, then the organc flower water, fluffing 1t with an egg beater untI cold. Fill into ointment jars and q.
 with dainty colored ribbon.
 KITTY LOU
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
HoNEYCoMB BUDDING

Dear Social Corner Editor: l was in. vited to the Social Corner club meeting Wednesday. Nov and will say I think # is rightly named the Social Corner. I met a number I knew and it was a pleasure to meet those did not know. think the two pieces of poetry in satur. days paper are just best ever and the letters I've read with pleasure I am sending a recipe of
 HOaeycsmb Pudding: One cup chop ped suet, one cup chopped raisins, one cup sour milk, one cup molaases, one teaspoon soda, one teaspoon salt, clOvef and nutmeg for spice or others to taste Flour enough for stiff batter. Steam two ard one-half hours.
 As l would like to become a membei take for my pen name
 EFFIE M.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18
LEGAL NOTICES

AT 4 COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Canterbury, within and for the District of Canterbury, on the 18th day of NOvem- Der, !A. D. 1929.
 Present-A. HALE BENNETT, Judge.
 Estate of Lauri W. Larson late of Can ,terbury, in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator, Benjamin R. Briggs having exhibited his final admin iteration account with said estate to the Court for allowance, it !s therefore
 Ord5red That the 25,h day of Novem- Der, A. D. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Court Room in Can teTbuFy, in said District, be, and the same is, appointed for hearing the same. and the said Administrator is directed to give notice thereof by publishing this ccder in The Norwich Bulletin, a newspaper hav- ing circulation in said District, and by posting copy hereof on the public sign post in said Town q Canterbury, nearest where. said deceased last dwelt at least five days prior to the date of said hear ing, and make return to the Court A. HALE BENNETT, Judge. The above and foregoing is true copy of record.
 Attest: A. HALE BENNETT, nov1sd Judge.