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'WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE CHABITY FOR AXX.. VOLUME 5. HEUVELTON, N. Y., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1916. NUMBER 31 THE BEE ESTABLISHED 1912. WILBUR N. LOWRY, Editor and Publisher. Published weekly on Saturday mern- ing, at Heuvelton, St. Lawrence Countv, N.Y. Subscription rates: Per year, 75 cents, or 50 cents when paid promptly in ad- vance. Advertising rates: 10 cents per inch, first insertion. Classified advertising: 5 cents a line. Reading notices: 5 cents per line. Legal advertisements inserted at the rate established by law. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. We appreciate your letters. Please ob- serve the following rules: When writing for this paper, write on one side of paper only. Write plain, es- pecially names; always sign your name, and kindly oblige the editor. \Entered as second class matter April 13, 1912, at the Post office at Ileuvelton, N. Y. under the Act of March 3, 1879.\ TRY A BOTTLE OF ROSE'S CORN REMEDY NO CURE, NO PAY. 15ct«. W. H. ROSE The Druggist Ogdensburg, N. Y. Fall Millinery THE GREATEST FOR Value, Style, Material and Workmanship A visit to our Store will be to your advantage. Our Fall Styles are ready for your inspection. LOUIS & HOOD 93 Ford Street OGDENSBURG, N. Y. THE NATIONAL BANK OF 0G0EN5BURG PROSPERTY AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP. What makes people pros- perous makes gooa citizens. A Bank Account with us is what accomplishes this two- fold object. Start one now. 3J^% paid in our Interest Department. SUBSCRIBE. UNITED SOCIETY OF HELPERS. The United Society of Helpers held their usual monthly meeting in I. 0 . O. F. hall on Thursday afternoon Sept. 28. Thirty-one la- dies were present and all were en- thusiastic workers with the result that much sewing was \ accomplish- ed. Up to the present time this so- ciety has sent 408 garments to;the Home in Ogdensburg; and the man agers there, hold up this society as a worthy example of what may be accomplished by enthusiasm and industry. They greatly appreciate the work the ladies here are doing. A cord- ial invitation is extended to any one who will join this organization and all ladies are very welcome at any of the meetings. Remember the date, always the last Thursday afternoon of each month in I.O.O.F kail. . The next meeting will be kdd on Oct. 26th at two O'clock. Be sure and attend and come pre- pared to sew. NORTHERN FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS. Among those from the Northern Federation who attended the fall meeting of the Fifth District of the State Federation of Women's Clubs at Utica, Oct. 3, were Miss Harriet Fairbanks and Mrs. Mark Wilder from the Present Day Club of Water town, Mrs. Francis Lamon and Mrs. G. D. Hewitt from the Fedation. FLACKVILLE. On Wednesday evening Mrs. Helen Flack Bristol, will give an enter- tainment in the ^M. E. church at Flackville. The program will consist of sing- ing, dramatic readings imperson- ations, story telling and character sketches. Mrs. Bristol is the daughter of the late Rev. Alonzo Flack the well known educator, she is also a dis- tant relative of W. C. Flack of Flackville. It will be a rare treat to hear Mrs. Bristol and all are cordially invited. While in Ren&selaer Falls Tues- day we noticed several new houses in course of building. The Falls is a lively place and is keeping up with the times. WESTCHESTER WOMEN WILL RALLP IN WHITE PLAINS. White Plains being the County seat of Westchester County, the suf fragists will rally their forces there on Oct. 7th. Mrs. H. W. Wilson as President of the White Plains Suffrage Club and Mrs. John Hum- phrey Watkins, as assembly leader will direct this rally. First there will be a big parade starting at 3:45, from the Central Avenue fountain and ending in a convenient point downtown, where short speeches will be made. The attitude on woman suffrage of each candidate in We&tchester Connty for the State and National Leglis- lature will be read as part of the demonstration. In the procession there will be a squad of horsewo- men and mounted police. The Mayor of White Plains, F. M. Thompson, the Common Council and the Board of Supervisors will ride with the suffragists. All of the fifty-two elections dis- trict captains of Westchester will be in white with yellow hats, the presidents of clubs in blue hats. The latter will carry gold shields names of their clubs and towns up- on them. Mrs. A. L. Reynolds, Mrs. J. T. Lockwood, Miss May Rehill and Mrs. J. Ambrose Good- win will have charge of the Horse- back Squad. The committee on on insignia and automobile decora- tions is headed by Miss- M. Louise Gross and Mrs. T. J. Donloh. The committee automobiles by Mrs. D. C. Frank, Miss E. Lent and Mis. Henry Hart; on Press and Public- ity by Miss M. Louis tjross aod Mrs. A. C. Hone. Speakers of the afternoon will be Mrs Ogden Mills Reid, Senator Geo Slator, Mayor F. M. Thompson and Councilman F. C. McLoughlm. White Plains, Bedford Hills, Bed ford Village, Harrison, Mt. Kisco, Katonah, Kitchewan, Port Chester Rye, and Scarsdale [suffragists will unite to make this the best parade ever seen at the County seat. Yon kers and Peekskill will have simi- lar ralies. LOCAL NEWS. Char, ite Bell left Saturday for Potsdai-.-. to enter the Normal. William Boothroyd is confined to the housT- with an attack of Rheu matism Mr. ^.id Mrs. George Vollans visited :,[s mother one day last week. Frank Green was called to Ogd- ensburg last week owing to the serious •. Iness of his mother. A lit: e daughter came to the ] home o.i Mr. and Mrs. James Me Millan, Sunday Oct. 1st. Althv> Ruptured you can be com- fortable and very frequently cured, by the. \Smiths Onian Truss.\ Sold at Allen's Drug Store. The Misses Eva Dumas and Flo? ence Gilbert of Ogdenaburg were week ex\d visitors of Marie Hill Cfcest Farms. The new piece of road along the north side of the R. R. track on Lisbon street is still uncompleted. It started off with a rush but came suddenly to a stop. The many friends o! Geotge Pjijfc: pie will be pleased to know that he has suiticently recovered frani Hit late illi-ess to be able to walk out. ft^anv years ago a kicking cow caused vhe Chicago fire. It was a cow that caused the milk famine on Brooklyn side by kicking over the pa;1 of flmilk and made sev- eral persons eat breakfast Tuesday morning {without that good, rich cream from Albert ThomhilPs. Mrs XV, J. Elliott and daughter Sophia arrived here the first of the week a-.-d are at the Jhome of Mrs. Elliott r. mother, Mrs. Mary Wright Miss Sophia will stay with her grandmother and attend school. ard McBroomreturned home last wrpk from a two weeks trip to Woodsvock 111. also stoped at Kent Ohio, Buffalo, Niagra Falls and many . ther places of interest. Mr. McBroom was very much pleased with his trip and reports a fine time during his stay. 'Don \ forget to attend the service at the Presbyterian church to-mor- row Sv.nday at 2 p.m. and help to welcoiue the new pastor. Don i forget to attend the Colum bus d&n.ce given by Mr. Walker and Dawscm in Ferris Hall Friday night Oct. is Prof. Hulmes Family Or- chestra will furnish the music. Tickets will be 75cts. A good time will be- waiting you.
