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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-15
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids will be received by the Town
Clerk Of the Town Of Arvada, Colo
RADIO. until 8 o'clock p. M, June
26, 1922, and will then be opened
and read for the construction Of
approximately 1850 square yards Of
six inch reinforced concrete pave
ment together with appurtenances.
A certified or eashisr's check Of
$1,000 must accompany each propos-
al.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office Of the town clerk
In Arvada and at the office Of Peter
O'Brien, American Bank and Trust
Company Building, Denver, Colo
The right 4 reserved to reject
any end all bids.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
,sr.,> NsyeH
AAtEtissL N. sAx1,cx,
Clerk
First rah. June 3, 1922
Last Pub juno 20, 1922.
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results svesv time.
Columbia Hatchery, P o. Box 1909,
Denver Colo. We cen supply you
With apy quantaty Of baby chicks.
Capacity 10000 weekly. II varis-
ties. live delivery guaranteed. parcel
post NsppaA. Write for prices and
Particular. Phone Gallup 1863.
att.
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results every time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-15
LEGAL NOTICES

Estate Of Elizabeth Brown, De.
ceased.
No. 1928.
All persons having claims and de
mands against said Estate are here
by notified to present them for "a
justment to the County Court o.
Jefforson County, State Of Colorado
1t the Court House In Golden, OF
the 10th day Of June A. D. 1872.
Z. 8. KnapA Administrator Of
said Estate
First Pub. Nay IS, 1929.
Last Pub. June ID, 1922.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-15

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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-15

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results sverv time.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
WEST Moscow

Fred Collins killed and sold his two
year Old holstein bull last week.
Fred Collins, Charlie Collins. Clyde
Dunton. and viii Reynolds are all cut
ting ice on Temple Pond They ex-
peet to get better than l2000 cakes
Arthur Berry while playing on skis
near James Fitzsimmons place. last
week fell and broke his right arm
above the wrist DR.. Hopkins of
bingham attended his case
Worship school closes Friday. Jan.
9th for few weeks midwnter rest.
Drop In poultry farm start their
lirst incubator for the season Jan. <.
Austin Jones is saving wood with
his saw rig for many of the neighbors
along River Road to Pierce Hill.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL NOTES
The following pupils got 100 per
cent in spelling the past week; Eli
sabeth Butters. Thornton Beane. III:
Earle Hill, "; Louise Ashcroft. Doro-
thy Butters. Robert Buffers, V; Ln
cretia Cutters Warren Buffers, Flor
cnce Beane, Marcia Cf0mbie. Doris
llill Erma Hacome, VIII: Donald
Jones. VI: Gertrude Wacome, V: got
9S per cent.
The last League Meeting of the term
was held Friday afternoon. Cliff
ford Reynolds gave a short talk on Mo-
dern Education. emphasizing the need
of freedom for the child and of de-
mocraey in the school.
The League has purchased an oil
stove. which will be used in prepar-
ing noon lunches. One hot dish viii
be served each day during the cold
weather.
The pupils have received a tapio-
60 exhibit which is very interesting
and useful
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reynolds were
New Years callers at the home al
Milton Reynolds.
Clifford S Reynolds returned to hs
studies at the University Of Maine on
Tuesday.
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TWELVE CORNERS

A New Years watch party was held
at the home Of Jonah Spauldng. The
party included Mr. and Mrs Orrin
Dean Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matson and fam
lily. Games was enjoyed. consisting
of cards, checkers. each one telling a
story to add to the evening enter
tanment Pop corn and apples were
passed around. Just before the par
ty broke up, Mrs. Fanny Hilton ser
Ned hot cocoa. cookies. apple pie
cheese. doughnnts. When 1922 had
made its appearance the party broke
up wishing each other IL Happy New
Year
Mrs. Debecca Robbins has 50 far re
covered from her fall as to be able
to be up and dressed. but is still in
feeble hclath.
Alden Adams who has been critical
ly i'll at his home is reported as bet
ter.
Earl Green came home from the
woods one day last week and took Bert
Clark's team with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Dean were Sun
day guests at the home of Dana Rob
bins.
Edgar Clarke has recently install
led Dclco electric lighting plant in
his home, T. II. Hill oil Bangor being
the agent.
Mrs Edith Robbins received word
that her niece Edith Dean of North
Anson had the misfortune to break one
Of her legs n few days ago. Miss Edith
is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Dean.
Joseph Gallant was a caller in tho
neighborh0od one day last week.
George Conforth spent the holidays
with his family.
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NORTH HARTI.AND
DEFERRED)

Harold Burrill arrived home from
Boston Friday night to spend the hol-
days with his parents Mr.. and Mrs f.
g. Burrill. On the way he stopped
in Lewiston for a short visit with his
aunt Mrs. Addie b. Gee and family
The family gathered at the farm home
which is presided over by Mrs. Helen
Burrill, who is 81 years young. for
their Christmas dinner. Miss Hope
Spaulding was guest of honor. Mrs.
Burrill is remarkably smart. and her
happiest days are when her son S
family is with her in the old home
where she has labored so faithfully
for many many years. 1t is the wish
of her son and wife that she lay aside
the cares of the farm home and go to
their home in the village. but this
she cannot seem to agree to-
f. s. Burrill is having quite serious
trouble with lameness in his feet and
legs. He went to Bangor this Mon
day to consult specialist about his
condition.
1t was merry party which gathered
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Stafford
for Christmas. Eighteen in number
They had as it was reported a dandy
time and beautiful Christmas tree
heavily laden with elegant presents.
Abel Whitten returned from his visit
with his daughter in South Canaan
this Tuesday.
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gan to do housework for Mr.. Samp-
son.
Teachers and students who spent
the Christmas vacation at home start
ed for their duties Monday. Marion
Clark is teaching in Newton. Mass
Alta Whorff in Rumford. Clayton Hun
newell goes to U. of M. Gala and
Elizabeth Whorff to Pennington Nor
NAL The last three are students.
Ladies, notice my special magazine
offer in Eyerybodys Column. Fred w
prehle.
The Women's Club meeting of Dec.
27th, was held at Euniee Spaulding's
with Mrs. Spaulding and Lydia Hun
newell as hostesses. Roll call: Christ
mas and New Year Thoughts and so
cial hour with the Camp Fire Girls.
who were invited guests. After a
game of whist IL dainty lunch was
served by the directors. 1t consisted
Of olives, sandwiches, cakes and coffee
Gva Webster won first prize and Elva
Boone the second.
Wedding cards were received last
week announcing the marriage of two
of our respected young people. Mr.
Ernest Powell and Miss Mary A. Car
)inO They were married in Water
vile. We extend congratulations.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
CANAAN

Miss I.ucie Burrill passed the week
end in Skowhegan the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Ray Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Mason are
The happy parents of a 3 l2 pound girl
born December 81.
Mrs. Clyde Tibbetts and Glen Tib-
)etts of Watervlle arrived Saturday
ealled here by the death of the later's
grandmother. Mrs. Lucinda Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gardner, son
Willie left last week for Boston by
,uto, where Mrs. Gardner and son
will pass the winter. Mr. Gardner
returned Thursday.
Miss Leta Lewis returned to Fair
feld Saturday to continue rer stud
les at Lawrence High.
Irving Harrington returned from
Northern Maine last week called here
oy the illness of his wife who is in
poor health.
Mrs. Sheffield of Lewiston is the
guest of her sister. Mrs ldella Har-
rington.
Mrs Lucinda Farnham passed away
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Edith Tibbetts Friday. December 30.
after an illness of two years, at the
age of SO years and months. She
was born in Canaan. the daughter of
Sarah aPeavey) and John Goodrich,
and has always resided in the town.
The deceased was three times marri-
ed. Her first husband was Nathaniel
Blake. To this union were born five
children, two of whom are now liy-
ing, Frank of Hayfork. Cal, and the
daughter with whom she lived. Sever
al years after the death of her first
husband she married Amos Stevens
of Canaan. who passed away many
years ago In 1909 she was united
in marriage to George Farnham of
Canaan. where they resided until his
death a few years ago. Aunt Lu-
cinda. as she was generally called.
was q nurse by profession. She was
possessed of very cheerful DISPOSE
tion, always having a kind word and
cheerful smile for all She was ever
ready to respond to the call of the
sick and was ever untiring in her ef-
forts to alleviate the sufferings of
those under her care She was a
member of Canaan Grange and Sun
rise Chapter o. +. s., and was a
constant attendant as long as her
health permitted.
health permitted Beside the son
and daughter mentioned above. she
leaves three sisters. Mrs. Mary Bates
of Topeka, Kan. Mrs. COrdelia Reed
of Cannan Mrs. Azula Burrill of
Pittsfield and one brother, Ansel Good
rich of Canaan and a number of
grandchildren. Services were held
from the late home Sunday at 2 p.
M. conducted by Rev Mr.. Willis of
Pittsfied.
Miss Ella Lake returned Sunday
from Somerset Hospital, where she
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
HAVE NEVER FELT
BETTER IN LIFE
I'm So Strong Believe Could Chop
Wood" Says Hiss t0mer. Praises
Tanlac

/ think 50 much Of 1anlac and
what it has done for me that must
have told everybody in town about it.
said Miss Cecilia Conner. 3s Park St
kccne. y. H. Miss Conner is q valued
employc of the Keene Shoe Company.
with which concern she has record
Of twenty years LOYAL service
4 had the flu TWO years ago and
after that | was 50 run down and
weak could hardly take care Of my
duties. The way ! was getting along
actually don't believe / would have
pulled through many more weeks if
hadn't got Tanlac. My stomach
was 50 completely upset could
scarcely eat anything, and often
had To stay at home for three or four
days at "A time on account OF an AT
tack of Indigestion Every bite
ate hurt me. and would bloat until
was 50 short of breath I could
hardly move. IT was thought that
| would have 10 90 II the hospital
for treatment. and was awfully wor-
ried about my condition.
However TanIae has relieved me
Of all those troubles. and ! never felt
better in my life than | do now. l
eat just anything ! want and never
have a bit of pain or distress.
used to be So weak | could hardly
hold my head MP. but now believe
could chop wood without getting
tired certainly am grateful IL
Tanlac
! Tanlae is sold etc.
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegan hy
Sampsons' Drug store: /. &. Williams
Athens. G.. T. Burrill, East Madison.
kennison.s Drug Store. North New
Portland. W. l.. Barney Co. Jackman
Station: and ali leading druggists
in every town.
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MAT.BON'S MILLS

School at Malbon's Mills opened on
Monday after n vacation of two weeks.
Miss Helen Hafer of Cornville is
teaching, and boarding at home
Friends in this place of Miss Mil
dred Tracey of Cornville are deeply
sorry to learn of her death at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Tracy.
Norman, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Walker. who had Il
throat operation at Somerset Hospital
at hi shome here.
+. o. Loomis is about again after
an illness of about a week with Il bad
/ cold
A little grandson was born at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Earle
on Monday afternoon. January ,. The
mother. Mrs. Arden Lawson Of Har-
Vey, y. H.. is spending the winter with
her parents here while Mr.. Lawson
is at work in the woods.
Sheldon and Will Bradbury attend
ed the Farmers Telephone meeting
ut Norridgewock on Monday.
There was Il neighborhood gather
ing ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Way on the cross road last Friday
evening. Games, with music on the
violin by Robert Earle added pleas
urc for dancing by young and old.
Refreshments of cake and candy were
also enjoyed.
Charles Holden on the cross road
recently received news of the death OF
an aged aunt. Mrs. Harriet Holden
Narney of Eau Clair. Wis, at the home
of her daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Dillingham; returned
home Thursday of last week. after
having spent Christmas with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Austin,
East Skowhegan. She also visited
with her brother. viii Austin, who
has been seriously i'll with pneumo-
MIA for eight weeks but is now better
not being able, however, to sit up rs
yet.
Thomas Flewelling who has been
| i'll for several weeks is improving 4
| little, Mrs. Flewelling is still quite
/ sick.
There seems to be some prospect
of the electric light line being eX-
tended as far as the Tuttle Farm on
the Notch road A representative
of the company was looking the sit
uation over one day last week, and
those who would be patrons are feel
ing quite encouraged.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
COLES CORNER-ATHENS

The farmers in this vicinity are cut
ing their ice
Bert Gilman is having lumber saw
ed to build an addition to his barn.
Perley Turner who has rheumatism
ever remains about the same
Mr. Nelson lost hefer Saturday
light. but found her Sunday The
lefer got loose and after getting in
o the snow, become wild ran into
ie woods and stayed out all night.
A post card shower was sent Sat
Irday to Arthur Woodman. who is
sick with neritas.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Ward entertain
I'd Il party of friends Saturday even
ing.
Mr. Sherb Whittier has purchased a
arm in Cambridge and expect to
move soon. Their neighbors are
sorry to lose them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enlious Small OF IIar-
nony visited their daughter, Mrs. lry-
ing Hanson Sunday.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
S0I0N

Mrs. Pearl Swain who has been
spending the past ten days with her
mother and son left Monday to resume
her work in Portland.
The village schools opened Monday
after a two weeks recess.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. +. A. Coolidge Thursday al
ternoon, January II.
The officers of the Chapter of the o.
e. s. will be Installed Thursday eve
of this week followed by an oyster sup
per.
Mrs. Hattie Merrill is stopping
with Mrs. Bertha Libby.
Miss Mavourite Howland went to
Auburn Saturday, where she was to
stay for the week end going from
there to Portland.
The ID. A. r. Chapter will meet with
Mrs. +. A. Coolidge, January 9TH, Roil
call, New Years Resolutions; subject
Makers of American Humor.
Chas. Fairbrother of Portland, agent
for Bradley's Fertilizers, is In town.
Misses Flora Heald and Louise Pal
mer returned to Pennington Normal
Monday.
Miss Ola NOttage was given sur
prise party last Friday evening IN
honor of her sixteenth birthday,
Twenty guests were present and en-
joyed varied number of games. Re
freshments of apples, fudge, CAKE,
cookies and ice cream were served
during the evening. A splendid time
was reported by the guests.
AT Caratunk Theatre, Saturday
evening, Jan 7. Realart Pictures
Co. presents Mary Miles Minter in
eyes of the Heart"
Malon Patterson is confined to the
house with trouble with his eyes.
Next Saturday will be the annual
installation of officers in North Som
erset Grange. "A large attendance is
expected All members not solicit
ed, please bring pastry. bingham
Grange has accepted the invitation
to be present.
Miss Berle Cram who has been home
for the holidays returned to Mans
field, Mass, Monday.
Albert Head, Wayne McCallor and
Robert French accompanied by Har-
old Bruce attend the State Contest Tor
Boys and Girls Clubs in Orono,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
last week Mrs. Bruce and daugh-
ter, who had spent the week in Old
town, came home with Mr.. Bruce.
Turner Davis. who has been away
on a vacation the past mouth came
home Monday.
Those attending the telephone
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddv Cheeks-SparklingE Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS DR.. Edwards, Well-kno~h
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M. Edwards lof l7yearstreated
scores of women for liver and bowel an
ments. During these years he gave To
his patients a prescription made, el Z
few well-known vegetable ingredient
mixed with olive oil namlng them m
DIR. Edwards Olive Iavftts. You VIII
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause ifot-
NAL action, carrying of the waste and
poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have pale face. sallow looE.
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head-
aches listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands ol women and men take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets the sue
cessful substitute lor calomel now and
then just to keep them iii. l5c and 3Uc
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
EAST MADISON

The A. T. Roberts family reunion
was held at East Madison, New Years
All met at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Huff the daughter of Mr.. Roberts
where an oyster stew supper was ser
we'd at II o'clock. watching the old
year out and the New Year in. On
New Years day Il chicken dinner was
served the family consisting of a. +
Roberts of Augusta Mrs. II. NJ. Rob
erts. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert HUFF, Miss
Doris Roberts. T. Y. Roberts of East
Madison. Mr.. and Mrs, Enoch Flew
ellyn and family of Cornville, Miss
Nancy Benner of Madison and Robert
Burns of Bingham. This is the first
time the family have all been togeth-
er for seven years. All reported 4
good time. Mr. Roberts returned tc
his home in Augusta. Monday.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
.ANSON CENTER

Once more we are wishing each and
everyone a Happy New Year. Let ns
follow old time rustoms this year and
all prosperous to the happy
Mr.. and Mr.. Burt Greenleaf are. en-.
tertaining a small stranger, which ar
rived on December 81 to make it's fu-
ture home with them. ITS boy"
There was no school in the Lon
fellow district Thursday p. m. owing
to the condition of the chimney which
had become so foul that the school was
literally smoked ont" until the ser
vices of a chimncy-sweep were secur-
ed.
DR.. Marston of y. Arson was a pro-
fessional caller at W. T. Booker's Sun
day.
Mrs. Cyrus Walker suffered an i'll
turn the past week
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
ard 0i Thanks

We wish To express our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for the beautiful flowers sent and the
many acts OF kindness shown us in
our recent sorrow and bereavement.
Alr Herbert Hall
Mr. Riley J. Hall
Mrs Mabel X. Narney
Mrs Eelle Butterteld
Mrs Abhie Hilton
Skowhegan, Me January >, 1922.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
NnRIn IL. ALRANS

Thelma. the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Bryant was taken last
Wednesday To the hospital and WAS
operated upon for appendicitis.
Miss Bernice simpson of Winslow
who has been the guest of Miss Ber-
tina and Marjorie Parker. the past
week returned to her home Saturday.
Frank bryant starts a milk route tn
Corrina Monday morning.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05

the home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs B. F. Neaton.
Miss Florence Baker returned to her
duties as teacher in the Frederick dis
trict school this Monday morning af-
ter the holiday recess.
Ralph Piper has gone to Madison TO
be with his mother. Mrs Harold Spel-
Jcr for a time.
Harold Baker has been confined to
the house for a few days with ston-
ach trouble.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
CARATUNK

Mark Merrill is logging for Will
Jones. Bert Spaulding is cooking and
Carol Hunnewell is driving team.
Mike Martin and wife are in the
woods cooking for Willie Hunnnewell,
John Hunnewell of Concord Is de-
livering hay for Fred and Pryor Clark.
Hildred Moore has gone to Skowhe-
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
HOME

Mrs. Edward Keinstead was cal
Ter in Oakland recently.
School began here Monday with Mrs.
Hazel Mace as teacher,
c. S. I,oring of Watcrville was cal
Ter here recently.
Mrs. Charles Barney. who was sick,
is able to be out again.
H. l.. York and Chas. Tohey werc
business callers in Smthfcld Monday,
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
|. AkI N00ID

Miss Thelna Smith left Saturday to
resume her duties as teacher at Tenn
pie.
The family Of. Frank Smith. who
have been under quarantine for scar
let fever. have been liberated. the
quarantine having been lifted last
Thursday.
II. l.. SWEET has his ice houses all
Gllnl
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05
WEST NORRIDGEMOCk

Mrs. b. F. Baker who has been i'll
for the past three weeks is gaining
slowly.
Miss Vera Yeaton is going to Wal
than. Mass. where she has employ
mcnt.
Bion Piper passed the week end at
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05

Mr.. John Locke and family ri South
Anson visited friends here on Sunday
last
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton CLARK mofored to
Sk0whcgan Saturday.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05


"L.F." MEDICINE co. Portland, Main
meeting in Norridgewock, Monday
from here are 0rin Dean. Lester Hill
ton, II. l.. Wyman. Fred Curtis and
Fred Magoon
Norman Irvine who has been spend
ing a two weeks vacation with his
mother, returned to Saratoga Spring
| New York, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer o. Small and
son, Misses Small Rena McCollar re
turned to Newport the last of the
week
Ladies', notice my special magazine
offer in Everybodys Column. Fred W.
preble.
i The Womans Club will meet with
Mrs. Ruby Cross, Wednesday. Jan
uary Il. Roll call, quotations from
! Shakespeare. Subject. Shakespeare,
! Sketch of his life; Merchant of Venice
Part |.
John Lombard who was in town
last week returned to Orono, Thurs
! day.
| METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
That sacred concert at the church
on ChriStmas<eye was Il good one.
Our superintendent of the Sunday
/ School smiled all over as he said that
it was the best ever All the
classes, including the Bible Glass,
/ who formed the choir, did well. Our
i suggestion to that Bible Class is that
! they all kept up their good work in
! the choir.
A business meeting of the EpwOrth
/ League was held ut the home of Mrs.
Nellie Paul on the Goth. The follow
ing were elected officers for the New
Year: President, LeOnel Lombard !,
first vice president, Malcolm Hall;
second vice president. Amber Hall;
third vice president, Doris Rowcll;
fourth vice president, Martha Paul;
/ secretary, Foster Phlbrook; treasur-
/ er, Edna York; superintendent Of the
! Junior League is Martha Paul. The
business meeting was followed by Il
social, which WAS enjoyed by all, es-
pecially the candy pull part of it.
/ a cabinet meeting of the Epworth
! League will be held at Mrs. Nellie
Paul's on the 9th inst The Junior
League meeting will be held in the
vestry on Sunday afternoons at 4
I o'clock. Don't miss this meeting
/ children.
Several books of the Sunday School
+ Library have not been returned Will
those who have them kindly return
them. No charges will be made.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES
The pupils of the Franklin School
/ with Ruth Boyington as teacher gave
an entertainment and Christmas tree
on Friday, Dec. %, with the following
program: Poem. recitation, Evelyn
French: recitation, Ralph French
CHRIS ST NJ A S, school; recitation
Esther Boyington; recitation, Clayton
Smith: Notices, school; recitation
villa French recitation, Barbara Per
llins; recitation, Ralph French: read
ing. Ruth Boyington recitation, Clay
ton French; recitation, Pauline Per
/ kns: recitation, Ethel French; recita-
ton, Villa, Evelyn, Ralph and Lester
French; recitation. Esther l'oyington
recitation. Villa French; recitation
Lester French. After the program
I Santa Claus appeared and distributed
the gifts. Those pupils not absent
during the seventeen weeks of school
were villa French, Lester French and
Ethel French
SOLON CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass next Sunday at the Grange
Hall at half past ten.
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%!S ;%TSkSisPI F
Don T Worry. Don't 4~

Hurry, especially at meal times or
Just before eating. 70 chew your
food thoroughly is absolutely nee
cssary if you expect it TO digest.
If YOU swallow your food whole, eat
ing while worried or excited, you are
paving the way for stomach trouble.
If you are already having Indigestion
rs n result of rushing your meals,
reform your habits now, today.
The independent-reporter., 1922-01-05

and snre-5O cants a bhttle, one ccni 4
dose at your dealers
"L.F." MEDICINE co. Portland, Mainc