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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

II q i''N
rich In fuel values.
All pork products should DO
cooked thoroly.
Trlchiniasis. moro generally
known an trichlnosIg. Ia n COM
mon and important disease OF
man. II IN produced by an anil
NAL parasite called TrichInella
Spiralis. round worm which
lives It's life cyclic in the hog, In
the rat or In man.
II has been estimated that from
/ TO 2 por cent OF American
hogs arc infected with this
parasite.
when infected meat is eaten
and these muscle cells are brok.
en- up and dissolved in tho stom-
nch. tho larvae nro set FREQ and
enter tho intcstIneH, whore they
find conditions which favor
rapid growth,
within two or three days these
larvae develop into full grown
wormE.
These young parasites finally
Imbod themselves In tho mus
clos, grow rnpidly IN nIzc, tnko
on their spiral form and soon
begin tho formation Of n oybt.
CystH occur usually about
month after infection,
Tho worms do not pcr8Ist1 DR.
the intestine for long, They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Cook Pork Th0roly

usually disappear within five or
six weeks.
4 hardening around tho cyst
in tho muscles frequently takes
place within six months after
the infection. Parasites may
remain alive for many years.
II tho host does not die these
parasites viii finally be absorbed
or themselves become hardened.
II they arc sufficient in num-
Der, death may take place with
in n few days.
THchinlaaIs Is easily prevent
cd. The organism can be de-
stroycd and the infection pre-
vented by properly cooking all
pork products. A temperature
OF 100 degrees Fahrenheit kills
tho parasite.
Pork properly cooked, there
fore, may DO eaten without dan.
Ecr OF infection. Fresh pork
should bo cooked until II turns
white. Pork which is rcd in col
or at tho center OF tho piece or
near tho surface n not thorough
" cooked.
Dry salt pork, smoked porl;
and piclSlcd pork, provided the
curing process has been thoro.
are. NJ a rule. safe so far ms
trlchininsis In concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
LET'S DO IT RIGHT!

CoUNCILMAN CAMPBELL includes,
" in a measure he submits to the city
council for street car requirements and
Improvements, n proposal for new street
car bridge over the Duwamish waterway
at Spokane street.
1t is a necessary improvements must
come soon if the federal government is to
go ahead with the promised improvement
of the Waterway. And West Seattle car
riders deserve it.
But let's be sure we know EXACTLY
what we are doing when We go ahead
The citizens of Seattle spent n lot of
money recently on very pretty and
-much-needed bridge at Spokane
street, believing that the expenditure
would solve the West Seattle problem for
all time. And they found, when the struc-
ture arose, that the street cars were not
taken care of on it.
Whatever we do, let's do it right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
H0nordng Our UnknoWn Soldier
By Fart Sparlbrg

place, Some tourists have a habit
or trying 10 write their names on
tho marble columns Of tho am
phitheaisr. have 20 watch
that, ! have to stc that none OF
them stands on tho marble seats.
and all that And naturally
things happen around tho tomb
sometimes when am busy thur
somewhere else.
''Thc trouble II tourists really
don't know Tho tomb when they
sss u, II has never been lin,
ishst There Is no tablet 10 mark
u n a tomb Many people just
think ii'H n slab of rock
There has never been any
Kind OF tablet provided, bu, We
pat a wooden panel IN from, Of u
once and people made 20 much
Fun Of u that sc had 10 take II
down Then NC placed a white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
- SCIENCE -
CANCER GERM

DECENT discovery OF tho
~ cancer germ would no,
haYo been possible, had IL no,
been for tho work OF A, KobIor
or n German optical works. uo
made n microscope with lonses
entirely OF quartz.
Microscope lenses usually arc
made OF the finest glass. MI.
croscopcs OF glass and tho other
materials used reached the lin.
1t OF useful maRnlfIcntIon long
ago Tho BIao OF tho smallest
particle Visible depends upon
tho aperture OF tho lens and
also on the length OF tho light
waves employed In looking ut
II. BY using shorter rays OF
light, such MS ultra violet,
smaller things could DO seen.
But ultra violet rays viii not
go thru glass. Working on
that theory, Kohler made his
microscope with quartz lenses,
for tho ultra violet rays go
thru qunrtA Several improve.
ments we're made upon tho orig.
Inal instrument Finally, In a..
perfected form II was used by
Dr. Barnard and Or. Gyo, IN
England with It they dIscov.
cred md photographed tho or.
Eanlsm for which tho entire
world has been searching tho
cancer germ, with thIa dIscov-
cry Tho battle Ia hair won
against cancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
BE CAREFUL!

TNllE season is on when we may expect
L frequent fogs. The past three days
have been an indication of what is in store
for us.
In such times, il should be the job of
every auto owner to see that, when he
makes a stop with his ear the machine is
parked off the street in so far as is pos
sible. Usually there is an alley or a drive
way handy into which he can turn.
Permitting the car to stand on the
street-often without lights, rs many
careless drivers dds inviting almost
certain accident in the heavy mist,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Mr.. F5ujt of The Star
Undertakes Here TO Remedy Your Troubles, If They
Are Of Public Interest

tho agent deliberately deceived
her. From the number Of com
plants OF this nature II Is eyi
dent that there are = good
many agents going about that
should be suppressed. READ
CONTRACTS BEFORE SIGN
INC.
Mr. Fizit There Is mood
IN cUiUert under ~. Lee ST. be-
tirceH I'm and 18Th arcs. 8.
IS. II has rotted aud fallen tn.
diiouiH0 the tUdter TO back for
several blocks Can you fir Il
before tciHtcr rains set iu1
r. c. X.
ICs5s 18Th Aue. s. ".
The street department has
promised to look this over at
once and take proper care Of
the trouble.
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Letters F 'sFGR Readers
An Letters TO The Star Must H.ue Name ard Adsres

Editor Tho, Star. take this
method or vololns my objection
10 your article tn Saturday,
Star relative 10 County Commits.
Eloucr Brown
have lived in Kirkland for
- years, and have known SIR
Brown for nearly that long.
while ho and do differ on
many things Il think Prosecutor
ColYin should have had tho ,i0.-
600. and other maitcrsl. 10 my
knowledge Mr Brown has
pretty good reputation in his
own home town. was elected
mayor. as you know. and every.
ono in a small community such
NJ Redmond tshora everybody
knows cvcIybody's businssN
could not have that honor thrust
upon him.
As for Mr. Browns raising.
can say that no hid n good
mother. and his environments
were such az any boy and young
man would have in such n coin,
munity.
He was in the saloon business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
JUSTICE

A YOUNG man in the West escaped
n from prison. He went to distant
state, got an honest job and married
good girl. Then he told her of his past.
She advised him to give himself up and
finish his term. He did, and is back in
prison. His wife is earning her own liv-
ing, waiting for the day when he comes
out.
Somehow, one can't help hoping that
that chap gets a pardon before he has
served much more time. 1t sounds as If,
with that girl to help him, he won't do
society much more harm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Q. How high do cocoanut trees
grow?
4. From 90 TO 100 fee..
Q. In addressing the widow Of a
Judge or physician would you use
her husbands title. for instance.
Mrs Judge Jones'?
A. No. merely address her as
Mrs. So ard So" She docs not
bear her husbands title.
Q. When do you use farther"
and when "further"7
I a. Farther" Is used 10 dcnot,
distance. for example. HE tcent
farther than did" Further de-
notes something additional. for or
ample, zones said nothing fur
Their"
Q. What makes water look milky
white sometimes when It flows from
the faucet?
a. Air In the pipes.
@ In what denominations are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
A NATTER OF HABIT

NOTHING is harder to change than the
IN habits of people. Radio broadcasters
have noted big slump in applause pos
tai cards, which the announcers ask be
sent the station after each program.
And they have figured out that the
reason is that the postal rate for cards
has been increased to two cents. The in
crease wouldn't cause serious financial
difficulties to the people who formerly
sent cards. But it was habit to send the
one-cent cards and it's something new to
send the two-cent ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
WAsHISGToN. oct. is.-Rest
" on, cmhalmed and saintcl
dead.

WAsHINGToN, oct, is.-Rsst
" on, cmbalmed and sain,cl
dead,
Dear as the blood you gave.
No implous footsteps here shall
tread
Tho heritage Of your grave.
Guarding washlngion's tomb
At Mount Vernon Is an Iron gate
and an aged Negro keeps vigil
Close TO Grants tomb in New
York stands an armed and uni,
formed guard
There PAGES an armed watch
even before tho peaceful Hard.
inE'5 grave in Ohio.
But match sticks. banana peel.
ins1 and cigar butts Tor Tho
Unknown Soldier who. aa n SYN.
bol Of Americas sacrifice IN the
fields Of France. sleeps here IN
an unfinished tomb in Arlington
cemetery on tho southern shore
Of thu Potomac
siEhtsecrs SIN oks olEsr.,s
leaning against the tomb. Tour.
lists have their photographs
snapped standing upon rs flar
top, Children romp upon e.
All thl, happens because con.
gross thus far has not ssen ~
10 provide a special guard for
the plac.
There IL ono lone guard pro-
vlded. but he must keep watch
no, only over the tomb but over
tho great marble amphIthcater
which rises behind the tomb Nor
"a this lone guard uniformed
II do the best ! can" George
Thompson. tho guard. asssrt,
But you can SEQ what a task T.
e. "a Nnr, watch Dvcr the entire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

You can get an answer to
l. any question OF fact or in.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave, Washington.
d. c., and lnclosiBg cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies conf.
Dental. All letters must DO
signed
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wooden fence around tho tomb.
but when officials over In wash
.nEton heard about this they
ordered II removed.
IT would help n lot ~ they
would allow mo 10 uso a whistle.
could blow n when ! saw pco.
pic climbing on top OF the tomb.
even from a distance. But II
seems that a whistle you'd be
undlFuiricd. Just n minute
I'd better keep an eye on ,hos-
girls and that fellow. They're
liable 70 10 anything.
The voices Of the girls and N.
fellow echoed across tho hill.
Amt you glad this Amt YOU.
InhnT'
who, me-"
Quit wishing things on my
ahsiE liiso that.
Ana then they all laughed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Jfr FiEii: ny neigltbor al
i0ips MS blackberry and rdsp-
berry pines 70 r'ru loild over the
adjoining iofa Can he be COM
pcllcd 10 keep them on his otcH
i0V !. 4.
Any owner OF a LOT can com
pei his neighbOr 10 keep his
vines on his own lot 4 friend
~ request will usually do the
work. II not. call MAin-7Sl0
and report tho matter.
SIR. Fizit: on March 20.
1921. al y. M. al Westlake
and Harrison, a machine. driucu
By d lady ran into ny car. 4
street car. going south. stopped
and the motormaH paro nc his
number should ! need a utincss.
! hare lost this number Could
you help nc locate this motor
mdnT MRb. \.
win this motorman phone
Mrs s. CApiu-5i6a.
Mr. Ftrti: I Icoulf like 10 %
10 Alaska urTi summer n cork
~ the couucrie'. Can girls oct
,cork there from juno fHl Sep
fcmberg n -, tChcrc do I ap-
plyf J, s.
some Of tho fish packing
companies employ girls in the
summer. The herring packers
especially. Look on page so IN
tho back Of the telephone dircc-
tory. and you viii lind list OF
fish packers and Gamers Try
some OF these.
Mr.. FLrii, on 7jth and Ninth
n. J.. INC parking strip Is cor
cred 10Th plumbers Junk that
makes u rcrv unsighhv This
- good residence Dcighbor-
hood. aud should be Kept free
Of such things. Can you fir ~
!. N. u.
This will be inspected by an
officer, and II in violation Of
the law, win be remcdicd.
Mr. Firii Is there lu,e
against minors drung school
buses on the public mghways1
This Is being done in the both
eli district. l.. ~
There is a law against motor
vehicles for hire being driven
on tho highways by those under
IS years old But as school
buses arc not for hire, this
would not apply provided the
driver was competent and had
a drivers license.
Mr.. Fixit: ! hare been icork-
ino iCith my team for q street
grading contractor. Because ]
refused 10 icork myself or my
horses on Sunday tc1s dis
charged, teas not paid iH full
irhcn trds let out. Is there u
lac against sunday EorL, and
docs NOT contractor hare TO
pay whca he discharges one5
A LABORER.
Contractors on public works
are not supposed TO work on
Sunday, except in cases Of
emergency. They are required
20 pay help when discharging
or suspending. Report this case
20 tho department under which
the work was being done.
Mr. Firit: Some time ago an
agent came 10 my house tUllcH
! rrds not at homo, aud my
sister agreed 10 take mdgosiRc
for ono month, NoiC they claim
she ordered Il for tiCo years.
! hare told them 10 stop 70. but
they do not. aud the collector
Is coming around regularly for
hts moncp what shall doF
MRS. 4.
II your sister signed CON
tract for two years she IL liable
for tho amount of the subscrip-
ton, unless abe can prove that
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WHAT FOLKS SAY

II. T. CADBURY. london.
newspaper editor. visitor:
American newspapers AFRO the
most sensational. British news.
papers arc somewhat moro con.
sentative. but tho Australian
newspaper arc tho most con-
Rcrvntlyo OF all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
LOG ROLLING

MAYHEM the budget bureau asked the
! w navy department how it could save
S2000O,0O0 year the reply was, in CT
feet, by abolishing useless stations that
we don't want, but some congressman do.
Many an economy program is blocked
by the grand old congressional game of
"log rolling"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

WHATEVER you're you're about your that
w stuff
tho Of MS the easiest
70 hnrdfe
10
And that when bundor \.
who could really find
tho
Will sufs
but hdd
check yourself by yourself should be
Bhun carolchsncss owayB Keep watching step,
Copyright 1896 for The Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
A THOUGHT

Tho sffectual fcryent prayer Of
righteous man availeih much
James y:l6.
A FFLICTIOS teaches a wicked
n man 10 pray: prosperity
neyer.-Ben Ionson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

w.
value. but Is
d,e,cult for
many u'b
tion r.
should not be
served on a
hot day. II Is
heavy, rouo "
food for the
out . Of door
worker for
the man VIM
because OF the
physical effort
required b y
tho nature OF
bIs w or X.
fa.,,i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

and why not7 Many a good man
engaged IN that business.
Many people other than IN.
gang on Liberty way voted for
Commissioner Brown. know
lie went over strong on the cast
side OF Lake Washington. his
own community.
while in my opinion you were
justified in criucizing Commits.
slouer Browns action in regard
10 tho appropriation for Pros.
eCutor CoIvin's use. I do not
think you wcro justified in
making tho statements YOU did
In your article.
Your very truly.
c. W. OLSON.
Editor The Star.
In your edition OF October 6.
YOU printed a very good editorial
regarding tho ease with which
young people can get beer and
other kinds OF more or less in.
toxicating liquors.
Now. hold no brief for Shcr-
M starwich, but ] think YOU
went only part way In laying all
Of tho blame nj his door. You
did not mention the ono thing
which Is responsible for tho state
OF things which you doplorc.
refer 10 the attitude which Is
taken Mt this time by parents
toward the keeping OF unrcason.
ably late hours, unchapcronod
joyridos, questionable dances and
heaven knows what other crazy
things arc being done by the
young people OF today. II par
ents Will only wake up and put a
quiotus on this stuff. tho boot
leg joints will die Of starvation.
Illicit liquor selling will perish
whenever the women and girls Of
this land stop drinking II. and
stop winling at the fact that II is
being sold in defiance OF all civil
and moral laws,
II doesn't matter much. whom
we have for sheriff. as far as
that is concerned. There never
was n human being who could
enforce law in country inhap.
tied by people who are lndlffer-
ent TO law enforcement.
c. w. PARSONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

United States postage stamps
printed?
A. The denominations arc: /. 2, s..
!. s. S. 7. s. .. 10. f2. II. rs, 20, rs,
80. 50 cents and 800. 1900 and
$500.
@. Has the Atlantic ocean ever
been crossed in a canoe?
A. There Is no record Of the
Atlantic ocean having been crossed
By person tn canoe. Several
trips across hare been made IN
doric5 or other tvpes OF small boats
Q. Where are silk worms cult
waited?
4. In France. italy. Spain. Aus
tria, Turkey. Greece. Persia. China.
Japan East Indies and Indo- China
The largest production Is In Japan.
O. Which has the largest number
Of words tho English or the Span
ish language7
A. The English language has ap-
prorimntclU 10000 toords and the
Spanish language about 10000.
Q. What In meant by "atomlc dis
lntegrauon"2
4. 10 Is the dccomposinG Of any
substance in:o rs component atoms.
Q. who originated the game OF in
door baseball?
A. Indoor baseball originated at
Chicago IN 1887 and Is credited 10
George Hdncocb and JciloD mcnt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
by DIR. HUGH s. CUNNING
Surgeon General. United States Pub.
Lie uenlih Service

OF all tho animals which man
" uses for food tho pig is prob
ably the most voracious.
pork. because OF its excessive
amount OF Fat. has high fuel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
BOSTON and maine RAILRQAI

terville is soon to leave for Mansa.1
Conn, where she has employment
On Thursday evening, Oct. / i
Thistle Club will hold meeting I
the club house.
Paul MCGUIRE of Augusta was
business caller in town yesterdsy
Mrs. II. H. Homer of Augusta ii
guest at the home of her son Al
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Homer
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Moore Of wat
erville We're weekend guests Of I'd.
atives in town.
Mr.. and MrS. Winfred Hanson
and two daughters MeIva and Tioh
of Portland were week. lend visitor
at the hme of Mrs. Hanscomy is.
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs CHS
Drummond. ass
Anyone wishing tickets for he
concert to be held at the City Hill
in Augusta next Sunday aftenml
may obtain them by calling Mrs /
L. Dean, 43 Benton Avenue, or TED.
phoning 29-M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Homer I'D
son John, and Edward Estes hiH
returned home after enjoying an AZ
tomobile trip to Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Goodhus I
Belfast were week END guests !!
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Csa
Blake of Benton avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
FAT FOLKS GAIN
WEIGHT EATING
BREAKFAST BRAN
Fine For Constipation But
Bran-C and Sugar
Increases Weight
DIETITIANS SAY
EAT BRAN TABLETS

Fat people suffer great deal from
constipation and many have been
eating Bran each morning with q
little cream and sugar and Bran IS
excellent too, but many have discov-
cred the cream and sugar increases
their weight. Dietitians and doctors
say: People who are as heavy as they
wish to be, yet have constipation
troubles, should chew a spearmint
havored, ce-tasting wheat bran
tablet each meal-one Is enough and
results and relief from constipation
come quicker, easier and without add
ing weight-In fact it is said that
regularity induced by these Bran-O-
Lax Tablets cause the system to
throw off weight that is superfluous
and they certainly do Danish all need
for ever taking different kinds of
laxatives. Get a Csc carton of Gil
berts Bran-O-Lax Tablets at the
drug store. You'll be delighted Die
titians say they are the finest remedy
made for heavy people who are trou-
bled chemically or occasionally with
constipation. Gilbert BraI-O-Iay
Co. 467 c Street, N. W., Washington,
d. C. VIII
sept4-2q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
|Sk0WHEcAM LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, a.n -

Mrs. Joel Taylor is passing a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. John
Gee in Lewiston.
Miss Ruth lies accompanied her
sister. Miss Helen lies, to Boston
Monday, where Miss Helen is to en-
ter Posse Normal School. Miss Hes
will return Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Dyer of town
accompanied by her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
and their mother, Mrs. Mary Will
liams. left Monday on a weeks auto
trip into Vermont and Canada.
Dana Robbins of Twelve Corners
Madison, was in town Monday on
business.
Edwin Hobart, supervisor of man
ual training at Winthrop schools,
passed the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobart.
j. c. Kincaid. merchant at West
Athens, was business caller in town
Monday.
Fifty car loads Of the Waterville
Motor Company employees, including
several from Skowhegan, enjoyed an
outing at Belfast, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-29
All Set for Wesserunsett Fair

With fair weather the fair at Ath-
ems to be held by the Wesserunsett
Valley Cattle Show and Fair Asso-
citation today and Wednesday will
eclipse any fair held on the grounds.
This is the 18th exposition held by
this association which has had fine
growth and continued development,
until 1t is now one of the best fairs
of this section. The officers of the
association are w. A. Dore, pres;
yice-pres., w. A. Hilton; C. F. Dun
ton, vice-pres.; Elmer v. Tibbetts,
! vice-pres.; w. r. Tibbetts, sec'y.;
Wallace E. Jones, treas; directors,
w. A. Dore, w A Hilton, G F, Dun
ton. Frank Fox, Elmer Y Hight, Ho-
race S. Elliott, Wallace E.. Jones,
Wilbur H. Taylor, w. r. Tibbetts,
and Merton c. Foss.
The superintendent OF depart
ments are: livestock. Charles F.
Dunton; assistant livestock super
intendent Manville Tuttle; sheep,
swine and poultry, Bert Fish; hall,
Fay Corson; entry clerk for sheep,
swine and poultry, Wallace Jones;
grounds, leases and privileges, Ed
gar Fox; tickets, Harold Dunton;
advertising, w. A. Dore. A fine list
Of premiums has been offered in
every department. Special premi-
ums are: Skowhegan Jersey Cream
cry of Skowhegan offers for best
purebred bull / year old, dairy type,
$500, 5000: best 1 year old thorough
bread heifer $500, $500; Scion
Creamery. at Scion offers for best
type of purebred heifer two and
three years old. dairy type, $500,
$500; best grade heifer two and
three wears old, dairy type $500.
$500; Independent Reporter Co. of
Skowhegan offers for best exhibit of
hand sewing by girl IS years of age
or under, 1 years subscription to
paper; months subscription to pa
per. Waterville Morning Sentinel
Co., of Waterville offers for best pair
of oxen years subscription to pa
per; best ehxibit Of fruit, same pre-
MUM. The Bangor Commercial Of
fers 1 years subscription for the
best display of dairy stock. The G.
E. Conkey Co., of Cleveland, Ohio.
manufacturers of Conkey's Poultry
remedies and Conkey's buttermilk
feeds, offers for best display of poul-
try the following: soc package Raup
remedy: Coo package Roup bills; soc
package Cholerd remedy; soc pack
age white diarrhea remedy and SOC
package of Canker Special. The fair
program as announced in Kenne-
bee Journal will draw big crowds to
the Athens fair today and Wednes.
day and there you will meet all the
people In the country and many from
other sections of the state.