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F o r d , O v e r l a n d , R e o , a r i d S t u d e b a k e r

Cars and Trucks

PARTS and ACCESSORIES For all makes of Cars \.

DEALERS IN

Fisk, Converse, Goodyear, and Firestone TIRES and TUBES

Orace Pereau of the Les Cuisinieres Junior Achievement Food Club, Moriah is first prize winner in the news report­ing contest conducted by the Junior Achievement Bureau at Springfield, Mass,. This contest was held^ by the Bureau for the purpose of selecting three Junior Achievement" Glob mem­bers to assist Mr. Paul W. Kiesser, news editor for the Junior Achievement Bureau a t Springfield, a t the time of the Eastern States Exposition.

The winners in this contest were de­termined by the number of news arti­cles written and the material used. Grace wrote nineteen articles relative to "the activities of the Les Cuisinieres Club. These appeared in the Essex County papers, the Log, which is the official Junior Achievement Paper, and the Knickerbocker Press Albany.

Home Bureau Meeting Big Shanty

w" / Battery Service Station , Charging and Repairing

Bforage, WeWin|, and Repairing Phone 1-F-2 Phone 1-F-2

• The Ladies of the Home Bureau jat North River, will meet at "Big Shanty ' : North River, July 7. The subject w^U be Dress-making.

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Before starting opperations. let us explain the value of our Reinforced Con* crete Hallow Wall construction, for economy and durability.

J. P. Waldron CONTRACTOR & BUILDER

North Creek, N.Y.

LACKEY'S WEAVERTOWN, N. Y.

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Unselfish Mother Love Common Among Fishes

Even among the finny tribej cold* blooded inhabitants pi the deep^ moth­er love is strongly In evidence. The catfish swims about with her young, even as the duck with her brood. The sunflsh hovers for weeks over Hers, and like her relation, the gouraml fights in their defense with the sav-. "ageness and swiftness of "the peregrine hawk. She also biittds" a bird-like nest, as do many others, inaudiug perch, dace, lamprey, stickleback, and piira:

dise fish. Many of these nests are bound and Interwoven like the nests of birds. Among the seals appear many of the early beginnings of the more perfected creatures on land^ and this in itself isi suggestive that life-first arose in the waters, The sea-. lion, sea-cow* sea-calf, sett-elephant, sea-leopard, and divers others, have severally more than a passing like­ness to their namesakes ashore, even as In the sea-mouse there is a resem* blance tothe.Uttlebrown earth-mouse. There is, too, no Imaginary likeness in* the blenny to; the butterfly, though the blennlus, that strange half-sea and

- hittlfiand fish, with Its muddy colors, is a blurred outline of the graceful butterfly. In the eel Is the prototype Of the shake,-and in the hippocampus, or sea-horse with its tall and Ivead, is the idearof the noise, , .

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WHOLESALE and RETAIL

the right battery for your car^ ^>ur Seryke includes skillful repair w r k on every make of battery. You can rely on reasonable advice and reasonable pricesTnfereV We look ibrwari* to a

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Quite man* of us think of "Mother Goose** as a mythical'person, but she Was real* Over two and ~a half Centu­ries ago she lived with heir son-ln-lnw, John Fleet, a Boston ^printer. TMg shows' the tombstone that marks her grave In the" old Granary burying ground In Boston. She composed the little rhymes wn,d ilngles that we all Dcift teget

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John Daaue Fhiajley, Long Lake, N-•»Y., aftfi Mies Winifred Elizabeth Eyati, Msl'one, N»- Y., were married June:% I^lS, at S t Henry's church, by Rev, Fatber Beticher,

They were a«tten<ied- by ' Miss Isabel! Lafeeyaa-a Harold•F1mnlty,,brititer of th§ .groom'.'

The bride, was-becomingty gowned in p. u-ire blue crepe, and carried flowers. i ,ie- bti-Jfg.rcotn wa« in Ka-val "uniform. 1 a-.er, a rect^tum Was held at the home •o: the bridegr«><au*s sister, Mrs. OUve, Kellogg. The house was' prettily dec-•otated by Mrs. 'Winifred' Merwin* the li^iag-roym bahig dsae in pmk aud white sad the dining-room i|i blue and white. Music was furnished for dancing by Miss Mary LeBlsne and Joseph LeBiahe*

-Delieious rtfresls.ir,ents of fruit, salad, saridwiehes, ice Cream and cake were served. - _

. The wedding take, c t by Mrs. Mer-win was an interesting feature. They Were the recipients .pi a large number •of beautiful mxi as jfnl gifts.

The biMegrcooa recently returned* J rom the West Indies for tihe-cer'emoay and, leaves for the Naval Air Stations

Hampton Beads, Va..,, Mrs. PJumley expects to follow in the fall

The youag coaple have the best wish« es ai a lacge <ai*e!e of friends^

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ST. JAMES CHURCH.

Rev. J* F , McMal.Qn, fat-U-r Sunday M;a*a " 'VS.:30 'A/Ml

M. E. CHURCH. Rev, G. C. Cta-nell,. Paster

Services »• 10:30 A. M. Sermon. 11:45 A. M.. San&i* CehooL

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s BAPTIST CHURCH. Eev. W. I. Burfee, Ministeri

Services Morning "Worsbip 10;S0 . Sundfey School 11:45-Evening ^orsb ip I'M Thw&er Service Wed. T:S0: P,M

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J , T . Legan, Pastor,

Services.

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U ; 86 Bible School

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t tJnien prayer service in the M, ; ebttrch Thursday evening at ?;30.

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%Ind to be -out end at borne again. *"* Prisoner—Not on yo.ur life I won't; I'm in for bigamy.

AMERICAN LEOION NORTH CREEK. POST NO. 629

II. I. Braiey, Commander ivennetji Bennett, Vice Commander * William Durgan, Sargtni ^.t Arms. Howard Alexander, Post Adpitgiit,

HOME BHEEAU.

Mrs. Wm Bur*©, Chairman Mrs, Claude Pereau, Yiee-Chairimm l\r». Harry Liddle, Sec'ty Mr*. Charles Brisbin, Treas*

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Ceriainly you want to,-wash your own clothes in your own home where you just know that everything Is safe arid

But washing by hand is-drudgery.' • • ..

Be fair to yo4itself—there" is but one right way. to dispose of this problem. This satisfactory solution is now within the'reach of any woman who will take

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WASHER

. Job-n I, R-bbards, a life long resident -of' Jobusbwgj died oa June-i9.th.s;t tbo-Masosicbospifca! at Utica aftej?^.^e^e" rai months IKiiess. • '•• ' _ t h e desea^ed. was born at ^Gbnsborg,

in- Jsaeary 1?43, %®A, was- fast S3" years mjoj inore ol age, a son oi Efea rd and Bieeta p $ | ^ o n a - g a f r o m t h e - l o c a l Efcbar<fe, -.. , .v" r •,. '. _ , * ;, .* .

Be ide Ms wile,.fc,Am.a«da &io&- people, give m&& thenwita-•ar#, he : VMr^^ ' ^ : , ] )nAcr tion wMch modern people de

i)esease§\vas ta&ea to t|® Masonic n i a n d , ^ l l d m a k e t h e f e t e e l h e s p i t a i t b e ^ preceedfeg^N. tetee. ^ ^ ^ p f t e ) t i a g e fe ^ e ^ . Services andbnnal was inade a t l^fctea, ^*""v ?**^>*± i/**v».y**w.g,v w v i ^ * *

in tbe Htztmis mmstm? ' ed at yotit place of business. ; I'hfe peo|!e of to-iay buy where they are tottei, Get in touch with them through' t^ie columns of—

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In Saecigd and Irene Nordstrom %ry-§iMdealy at

loving meniory of Petusoil wbo died lief home, a t ' W^st

Sbnbert Avenue, Chieago, I II , on Jnne

A former pupi! 'of the CatberiQa!; school In Hex? York c % , Slasaes will be oSered fox %e happy repose of bee sonl. Bartel v?fis in ^t , Joseph's, cetn etary, Chfeagb, I'll, on Jithe 18th.

Her mother and sister, Mrs. A. Peterson and Mrs. C. Hefie^an.

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Riverside-JLoqii Lake Road opened to trafiic

Tee motetists who bats been avoid­ing the co'nstarucbion and one way traffic on the roadsoath of Biversldej Will, be pleased to know that it is now complet­ed and is opetk to the- traffic, - JMsis j theJks t r ^ a i <ti this new type

reinforced concrete to^be built in War­ren county north of Lake George, and is a trial road to see if this type will stand the frost action in this part of-tlje country. This tyjie road costs' about $60,000 per mile to build

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Rejoicing Welcomes baby at Braieys

-Grandfather audi Grandmother, Mr. aiid Mr&. ASfredB- Braleyi a>re i'eJ°ic'* iag over the arrival of a littl^ grandson bor« to Mr, and Mrs. Downing Braley, on Monday, June gSnd'at tb^it home in tliis place. They have named him Downing Junior, and he and jnotJija: are doing nicely, '*

The little chap weighs aix and one half pounds, and he and his mother are being cared for by* i\£rs, William Alex­ander

Old Resident Doing the Town

A Chevrolet roadster belonging to Town Clerk, Ernest Noxoh of Wevef-town,, was slightly damaged Tuesday, v?hen,afive passenger car driven by Jack Daly, a traveing saksnian, bit the -Chevrolet,- twisting the bumper, and licenses plate. Mi*. Daly had' left his car in front of H, V. Kenyon's Storve, when the brakes released, letting the car proceed down th,e; street until! i t hit the Chevrolet which was parked in front of Brailey SHoXon*s StorBj. on the oppiste side of tihe s t r e e t Mr. Daly car was undamaged.

Sidney M. Duilop of R,P,D. 1, Htuk son-Falls, an old resident of this place past 84 years, is in town to spend the . Independence celebrations on the 4th, Mr..Dunlop enjoys very good health, due he guys, to good hard work -which he acquires in a diary stable

I Straight's House Burns.

•A dwelling house owned by* Bert Straight, #>n the Bakers Mills road,

; was totally desroyed by fire, Thursday night. The cause of the blase has not

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