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Evening star., 1925-04-20

the bombing of the cathedral in Sofia
with the loss of $50 lives.
The Bulgarian request is based on
the assertions that the volunteer serv
ice prescribed for Bulgaria by the
treaty of Neuilly has never furnished
the full quota allowed her army, and
that the insurrectional element count
on the military weakness of the coun-
try in their plans to overthrow the
government by violence.
5000 Men Added to Force.
The Bulgarian militia has already
been once increased by 5000 men for
the same reasons, with the consent of
the Ambassadors council.
The present application has been re-
ferred to Marshal F'och and his col
leagues of the allied war committee. A
favorable opinion is expected today or
tomorrow, and the prospects are. ac-
cording to diplomatic circles, that the
Ambassadors will grant the request,
though the increase will probably be
limited to 1000 men.
REDS DEATHS DEMANDED.
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BOMB PLOT LEADER
KILLED In SOFIA
BATTLE WITH POLICE

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u. S. GAINS POINT
IN SHIP SALE SUIT
IN DISTRICT COURT

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UNION PAINTERS HIT
COLPOYS' PROPOSAL
FIatIy Refuse to Meet Citi-
ZenS' Committee in Con-
| ference on Wages.

simultaneously with the failure. Of
the union painters to send represen-
JativeS to a meeting of the citizens
fair wage committee at the City Club
today, which was held following a re-
quest of John Colpoys, United States
COnCiliator, a statement was issued
from the union headquarters this
morning denying that they ever asked
for meeting with the committee, and
fatty stating they never would hold
conference with it.
The statement, which is signed by
William j. Gallagher, general organ-
User of the Brotherhood of Painters,
Paperhangers and Decorators, who is
in charge of the strike here, charges
that the Master Painters Association,
with which they are willing to con-
fer, has allowed itself to be influenced
by the fair wage committee. Rufus S.
Lusk, secretary of the fair wage COM
mittee, also is charged with debating
to the master painters.
Willing to Meet Master Painters.
The statement says that the union
men are willing to meet the master
painters, and that they have no ak
t6 grind with their employers. Mr..
Gallagher says he is ready to step
aside and let a committee of the mas
ters painters and union men confer.
At the meeting of the fair wage
committee representing 70 builders who
have declared against any increase
in wages at this time to mechanics
of the building trades, their posi-
ton was affirmed. e. j. Linskey
president of the master painters, said
they would meet with the union men
if the men expressed a desire, but
he also said there would be no raise
in wages.
Painters Seek Engagement.
In response to an advertisement in
the papers over the week end, more
than so painters applied for work
at the headquarters of the Operative
Builders before noon today.
Pickets are still out looking for
tobs where nonunion painters are
Working with other union mechanics.
Where they are found efforts will be
made to pull these jobs. Every one
of the fair wage committee expressed
their determination 70 fight the in
creased pay question to the end.
William T. Galliher said today that
the committee had met and that was
the end as far as conferences with
the committee and painters were con-
cerned.
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At Age 35-send date of birth for partic1
lars and illustration. Company founded 1865
Assets over 300.0c0O0O
NJ. LIE Roy Gof. go Woodward Bldg
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who have been passing several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emery
returned to their home in Cornville
Friday.
Glenwood Gordon and Mrs. Sher-
man Gordon passed Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Gordon.
Atheyline Fish is i'll with the
mumps.
Harry Buxton was the guest OF
friends in Waterville, Sunday.
Arthur Sawyer of Lewiston passed
Christmas with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray.
Mrs. Mabel Hunter is slowly inn
proving and Is able to sit up lit
tie each day.
Mrs. Lillian Miller returned to her
home in Norridgewock. Saturday
having completed her work here.
r. S. Ward of North Arson was a
business caller in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Gilman were III
North Arson, Sunday.
H. l.. Harris and family were
guests of relatives in Norridgewock'
Christmas.
Fred Hilton of Marblehead is home
for the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Holmes of Skowhe-
gan is the guest of Mrs. Annie
Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Malloy enjoy
ed a Christmas tree at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Nellie Ridlon.
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LARONE

The next meeting Of the Farm Blu
reau will include both the women and
men and will be January IL at ]. G..
Merrow's. all day with baked bean
dinner at noon followed by good
program, which will include an inter-
esting play. This will be the annual
election of officers and every member
is expected to be present.
A fine new baby boy for Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Buzzell, arrived December
81. Both the mother and baby are do
ing we'll under the care of Mrs. Flor
ence Luce of Skowhegan.
w. r. Elliot of Boston, formerly of
Larone, is passing few days in town
on business.
Carlton Brooks was home over
Christmas from his work in the up
river woods. His brother Raymond has
been cutting wood for A. H. Bailey of
Bigelow hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Marcia were
Christmas guests of their son Roy
and wife at Norridgewock.
William Mullen of Oakland was an
over-Sunday visitor at E. c. Austin's,
as was Maurice Austin Of Skowhegan
also.
Miss Marion Farley Of Auburn and
her brother Roscoe of Rumford were
home for the holidays.
Maurice Campbell is cutting wood
for Alphonse Nadeau on the Page lot.
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FREEDOM

SOUTH--Mrs. Alice Penney ana
daughter Ruth and granddaush,el.
Loren Bessey, passed Christmas Wlla
her daughter, Mrs. Carol Gfssiis
There were II at dinner. 80
Cushman Thompson of 6. Mass
passed Christmas with his dtugntei
Mrs. John Downer.
Mrs Emma Thompson and sfanu,,
daughter. Georgia Plummer, passs'
Christmas with her daughter, MIS-
John Taylor, in Freedom.
Mrs. VIII Thompson went to hea'
ford. Mass, for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Young passee
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Mlene.
Laport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jackson Of Beasg
Hill went to Lowell, Mass, for ihs
holidays.
Mrs. Ella Overlook passed CnflsV
mas with her son, Ralph .0serlocN
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Greedy were .,. y
Mrs. Greely's mothers, Mrs Ai"'
Penney, Sunday. , ..
Mrs. Ola Ward Of Beaver Hin y
ceived the sad news Of her br01nsi .
death Saturday in Fairfield. ~.
Miss Ruth Penney passed tns ~. ~
days with her mother, mrs. n NJ.
Penney, returning to East Tnolnl1'
Sunday, where she is teaching' r,.,.
Fred Thompson and Neila l,i,..
and Harlem Wing of G. r n W.
passed Christmas with Mr. ana -
Raymond Phinney at Freedom VIZ, ..,.s
Miss Loren Bessey passed sl W..
mas with her grandmother. MIS- ~.
Penney. $50,
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In Loeai Court
Milburn Banquet
Best in History

One of the finest banquets in the
history Of tho organization was en-
joyed by the members of the Mil
burn at the New Skowhegan House.
Monday evening at $50. This was
occasioned by the indoor sports con-
test held during December between
two teams made up Of the members
of the club. the losing team of which
Joe Pooler was the captain. furnish
ing the banquet. At it's conclusion
the company adjourned to the club
rooms, where the regular annual
meeting was held and the following
officers elected: President, DIR. E. A.
Parker. reelected; vice president, r..
r. Atwood; secretary and treasurer,
Carl Curtis, reelected: directors. E..
Z. McNeelie. Archie Roderick and
Leon Smiley. Because of the sue
cess and enjoyment of the contest
just completed, it was voted to hold
another during the month of jan
uary and Daniel Steward was elected
captain of Team One and Foster F..
Tabb leader of Team Two.
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CLINTON

Mrs. Joseph Robinson of Fairfield
| is visiting with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne McNally of
| Stoneham, Mass, are visiting with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott McNally of Baker street. They
were Christmas guests at the home
of her parents in Madison.
There will be an old fashioned
dance at the Town Hall on Thurs
day evening. New Years eve, to
which the public Is cordially invited.
Bonnie Wright, an old time fiddler
, who years ago played the violin at
the old fashioned dances will furnish
music for the evening and only old
fashioned dances will be danced on
this occasion. This will give chance
for those who in the past few years
have had to take back seat for the
new dances to show their co1ors on
on this evening and renew their age
and enjoy the sport of dancing
once again. The dance is free to
everyone. The dance Is being given
by the first selectman of the town,
Carroll W. Robinson.
Frank Willett, student Of Shaw's
business college of Bangor. returned
on Sunday after passing the holiday
recess with his mother, Mrs. Ethel
wiggin. His sister, Miss Laura Will
lett. also returned with him for few
days visit.
Miss Glenys Robinson is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Dorothy Colcord
in Augusta for few days.
Rev. H. G. Kennedy Of the Lords
Day League will occupy the pulpit
at the Memorial Methodist church on
Sunday.
Miss Ella Prentice Of Halloweii is
visiting at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Croker.
Miss Alice Wakely who has been
visiting with her aunt and uncle, MT.
and Mrs. Clarence Robinson, and
grandmother. Mrs. Clara Dodge of
Congress street. Portland. is expect
ed to arrive at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wake
ly today.
Rev. C. s. Mitchell was in Canaan.
Monday, when he officiated at the
funeral services of Mrs. Charles
Green.
The choir rehearsal of the Free
Baptist church will be held at the
/ home of its leader. Mrs. Mabel Deck
err on Friday evening. all members
are asked to be present.
There will be a missionary pro-
gram during the Sunday school hour
at the Methodist church next Sun
day, arranged by the missionary sup
erintendent, Mrs, Lottie d. Wakely.
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NORRIDCEWOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whiting and
Mrs. Josephine Whiting were Christ
mas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p.
Whiting in Skowhegan.
Henry Heagan, who has been Ill for
some weeks is very low.
The Woman's Farm Bureau will
hold their annual meeting at the
Grange hall, Jan. 10. There will be
an entertainment in the afternoon by
the Girls Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Witham en-.
tertained a family party on Christi
mas day, those present being Mrs.
F'laviila Witham of Smithfield, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Witham and daughter.
Lucretia and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Tarbox of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Fred Perry has been quite i'll
with the grippe.
Roger Chase. Of Bingham was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Clarence
Damren on Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jones have been
entertaining a cousin. Miss Marie
Jones of Unity. s Z,
Mrs. Sadie Strickland il Ill with
the grip. Her place as operator. at
the New Sharon and Norridgewock
Telephone Office Is being filled by
Mrs. May F. Bigelow.
Joseph Vaughn and son.. Eric, left
Sunday for their home In Littleton,
N. H., after passing two weeks va
cation at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. III. Vaughn.
Mrs. Allen Stanley has been suffer-
ing with q felon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. *. Packard are
enjoying visits from their daughters,
Miss Hilda of Millinocket, Miss Stella
and Miss Grace of Dartmouth, Mass.
Miss Lucy Huff. who is a teacher
In the schools Of Kezar Falls, is
passing her Christmas vacation with
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oliver and
daughter. Virginia were Christmas
guests Of Mrs. divers sister. Mrs.
George Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Folsom enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas day.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry C.. Hussey and
daughter. Miss Virginia of this town
and Mr.. Folsom's mother, Mrs. Mat
tie Folsom of Corinna.
Mrs. Elmer Whiting Is very Ill
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: her two weeks Christmas vaca.

for her two weeks Christmas vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland McTyre were
guests at Harvey Perkins Sunday.
Charles Bailey was in Waterviue
on business, Saturday.
Master Clarence Skinner was a
guest of his friend, Harvey Perkins
Jr.. on Christmas day.
Lewis Skinner of Erskine is home
from his school for two weeks.
SOUTH-Next meeting of Theodore
Roosevelt Camp. No. 5. S. of ". and
Auxiliary No. %, will be January 2.
1926. Every member try to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Croxford and
family passed Christmas Day with
Their sister in Chelsea. Mrs. Edward
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hallowell en-
tertained their family Christmas Day.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hallowell and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Halloweli and family.
Word has been received from Ken
lucky that Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cas-
tie, formerly Of this place. are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of a
son. born December %. Mother and
son are doing we'll
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KENT'S HILL

days. t's aoil
Miss Ellen Palmer of snr,,.. !.
Mass. and Rodney Palmer Of Ros sasl I
college, are at the home of Their ti.s ~
ents. Mr.; and Mrs. E. G. Palmer ~ \,
the holidays. ~
Walter, Akers, who is III. !. !.
proving. IN
The annual community cb,,,,.
party was held at the parsonsg ,s' ], 4
day night and very pleasanst' ~
ming was passed. we
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dow lef, :,
Florida Saturday, where they win IN. =. y
the winter = pas'
Church services were held i, !.
parsonage Sunday on account !, i. i!
cold weather. y 'n'
Mrs c. j. Cole ana daughte, y.
left Monday for Boston. Mr. ~ ~
will go from there to Texas 10y
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PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs. Orrison Wh,,..l
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith 1880
Christmas day in Bangor AT ~ ssNl
of James Smith. y aV'ps
Mrs. Manner Turner and daueb.,.
were in Belfast last week yisitiss t n
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Genre ms ~ !
belts and siser, Mrs. Morev Tsss.ss
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Smith ana NJ M
May Johonett were dinner c,,ss IN;
Christmas of Mr.. and Mrs. Hsw sSs,
Smith. s~Aiu
I. A. Dempsy of Nashville. Tam i,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Rohs,t
Scott. 'sss's
Mrs. Katie Leavitt passed Chritm..
in Gorham with her husband. NJ =
Leavitt and daugher, Mrs. william
Randall. '''-'''
The Marsh school after q vacat,os
of two weeks, began Monday with
Miss Audrey Raymond, teacher
The Misses Clara, Mildred and Ia.
ME Turner. who have been passing
their vacation at their home. rettrneS
Sunday to Newburg, where they AZ
engaged in teaching.
Forrest Chamberlain visited frienas
in Charlestown several days Iast
week.
F. B. Randall and family passed
Christmas at their sons, Leo Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams Of New.
port were dinner guests Christmas ot
their son. Charles Adams and family.
Mrs. P. p. Dearborn is III from 4
shock which she sustained about 4
week ago.
William A. Blaisdell has been
drawn on the traverse jury for the
January term of court.
Miss Dorothy Downs of Pittsheld d
visiting for a week at Charles Brew.
er's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Robinson were
in Newport on business Monday
Mrs. Burgess of st. Aihans B
for S. S. Seekins, b
South st. Adams. :, "a
Linwood Gilbert and Joel Neal have
taken a job in Pittsfeld. Gilhe4
Neal has rented the Pushaw house
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton c. Davis II
Palmyra and b. l.. Miller and family
Of st. Adams were Christmas guesll
at Frank s;eekins'.
Joseph S;eekins has employment Oh
q hay press.
D. A. Stackpole is having bis bay
at the barn on the farm
which he, purchased of the town Of
Palmyra. The pressers are boarding
AZ Alton EJiIt0y,sc
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Day of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Jones ana
John Waning. who has been very
ill for two weeks, Is slightly I'M
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Jones were
Christmas Day guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kelley enter
tanned, Christmas Eve, Mr.. and Mrs
r. O. Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. e. l. Young.
A well filled Christmas tree was the
main feature of the evening.
Miss Irma Parkhurst of Albion
called Saturday on relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Kate Parkhurst has been
quite i'll the past week in the home OF
her daughter. but is now much i'm
proved.
e. /. Young. who has been con-
fined to the house with a cold, is
able to be out again.
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DEXTER

The Woman's Club of Dexter Will
he entertained this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Marion Ploun on Free
street. It is hoped that all members
will make a special effort to attend
MS a very interesting program has
been calendared for this afternoon.
Mrs. Maude Barker will be the lead
err. AS the names of the members
are read by The secretary they Will
respond with current events. The
first part of the program VIII De a
sketch of the contemporary poet,
John Masefield. by Mrs. Margaret
Rollins, who will also give two Oh ms
selections, 1.-THE West Wind, and
"Roadways." Mrs. Rae Pullen VIII
give a sketch of the life OF Henry
Van Dyke. and read two or ms
noems. "a Mile With Me-" and Three
Best Things"
one of the features of the after
noon will be the paper by Mrs. Helen
Ruclxnam on Maine Composers
During the paper Mrs. Lillian Small
will sing several of the selections by
the various Maine composers as MRS.
buchanan tells about them In her pa
pper. A s,
ing the afternoon by the Brahms trio
of this town.
Every one is invited to the Baptist
church vestry on Thursday at eight
O'clock, There will be social hour
until 1890 at which time the Christ
ian Endeavor will hold a watch meet
ing until 12 o'clock. and Mr.. Merrlii,
a talented speaker from Bangor VIII
talk at this time.
There will be a meeting OF st.
AIMS Good Will Society tonight a.
the church at Z O'Clock. There Will
he special business of Importance TO
be transacted at this time and all
members are requested to attend. :.
Carl Moses, Eldridge Herrick and
Frederick Hale went to Portland
SUNDAY where on Monday evening
they attended banquet and reunion
of the North Star Campers which
was held at the Chestnut street
church In that city, returning home
on Tuesday.
plymouth Lodge and Martha Wash
ington Rebekah lodge I. o. o. F.. OF
Dexter will hold a reconsecration ex-
ercises at the Morrison Memorial
tuilding on Friday evening, January
1. The meeting will open at f.oo
o'clock, After the. meeting Is over
All members of the lodges are urged
to attend.
The Pollyanna Club of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will hold a
food sale at Nathan Daggett's store
on Friday afternoon. The proceeds
of this sale will be given to the fund
for the district nurse.
DIR. A. c. Strout and son. Chester.
have returned from a weeks visit
with the Doctors mother in Somer-
vile, Mass. Mrs. Strout and Warren
remained in Sanford for few days
on the return trip home where they
will visit Mrs. Strout's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Upton of Ban
gor have been in town for several
days the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Upton on Free street.
The annual parish meeting and
supper will be held at the Univer-
salist church on Friday evening. The
Ladies' Aid will meet In the Shaw
parlors in the afternoon and all
members are urged to attend.
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field after passing the c,.,
holidays at her home here. 'sslla'
The children of the McKip,ev : I
OF the old South church gavs = 8
entertainment with Christn.a me
at the church Christmas ave- Iee
program was given by the chm me
then Santa appeared and distS,sallse
the gifts from a well laden ttouled
Miss Irma Tib1etts nasss aee.
Christmas holiday with hss 'he
Mrs. Wesley Clark. aunt,
Miss Ida Watson returned !.
scnool Monday, after passips ~
holiday at her home here ne
Miss Blanche Minot is pass,,
few days with her mother, Mrs -
Minot at her home here. : Anls
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Former Skowhegan
Man Elected Mayor
OF Kenne N. III.

Word has been received here of
the election of Arthur Jones as may
or Of Keene, N. H. Mr.. Jones was
for many years the agent Of the
American Wooden Company mills
here and has host of friends who
will rejoice to learn of his good for
tune. For some time he has been
president of the Keene Chamber of
Commerce and his election as mayor
followed. ~ ~
Mr.. Jones Is frequent visitor in
Skowhegan and is member Of the
various Masonic bodies.
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UNITY

wEST-D. s. Jones was In Angus
ia during the past week, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handsel Dillehay and
two children of Pittsfield were guests
from Thursday until Monday in the
home Of NJ. B. Waning.
Henry Barton was in Waterviile
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Frye and family
Of Albion were guests Christmas
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iston returned to their work Monday.
after passing Christmas at the home
of their father, Fred Ingham.
Miss Helen Hopkins returned to
Lewiston Monday after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins,
over Christmas.
Miss Hazel Hopkins, who is teach
ing in Clinton, passed her Christmas
vacation at home.
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BELGRADE
BELGRADE GRANGE

The regular meeting of Belgrade
Grange was held last Saturday even
ing with good number present
After business. the Lecturer present.
ed the following program: Singing.
by Grange; reading. Clarence Chase;
reading, Chester Sawyer; reading,
Marion Dyer; reading, D. Mile Mills:
reading, Worthy Lecturer. Next
Saturday night, January 2, will be
installation of officers, also Harvest
Supper.
Dinner guests Christmas day at
the William Wadleigh home were
his son, Edwin and family, son John
and family and Charles Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart are
the happy parents of a fine baby
boy born December IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Thing have
returned home after passing a month
in Florida.
Friends in town of Mr.. McQuaide
were panied to learn of his death
at his home in Pittsfield. For a
number of years he was superinten-
dent Of schools in Belgrade where
he endeared himself to teachers and
pupils alike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Stuart
are the proud parents of a boy
born Dec. IS, the young man bears
the name of Arnold Bertrand.
Miss Frances Minot has returned
to her duties at the M. C. l.. Pitts
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She Could Never
Have Done It
With Piles!

Bless the American girl who has giori6ed
all the sports! She makes pretty picture
in the water, and is a plucky swimmer,
too. Piles are unthinkable for active
women: If you have them, you ought to
know this simple thing TODD!
At any hour OF moment that you have the
least distress or discomfort from piles, use s
simple Pyramid pile suppository-- 60 hap
PLY on your wayi The worst hemorrhoids, even
bleeding and badly protruding piles respond at
once to the soothing suppository applied In per-
feet privacy. But bear the name in mind; Pyra.
mid is the one every druggist has, usually the
only one he will sell his patrons. Pyramid 10
with painful piles9 -
Sixty cents the box. the world around. But
for proof, free boz plainly 1rapped viii be sent
those who write Pyramid Drug Co, 400 Pyfa-
mid Bldg, Marshall, Mich.