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BEE. I - PROGRAM of SPORTS - FIELD DAY, DEPEYSTER, N. Y. August 17th, 1917, at 10 a. m. Under the auspices of the I. O. O. F. Lodge 100 Yard Dash, 1st Prize $1.00. 2nd 50c 220 Yard Dash, „ „ $1.00. 1/2 Mile Run, 1st Prize $2.00. 2nd $1.00. 1st Prize $1.00. „ ,, $1.00. „ „ $1.00. Tug of War; Heuvelton and Depeyster I. O. O. F. Box of Cigars to winner. Base Ball Game, Depeyster vs. Gouverneur I. O. O. F. Horse Running Race, 1st Prize $5.00. 2nd $2.50. 3rd $1.00 Longest Throwing Contest, ,, ,, $1.00. ,, 50c Slow Bicycle, Sack Race, Bucket Race, „ 50c 3rd 50c 2nd 50c „ 50c „ 50c Ten percent of the prize money deducted for entrance fees. Profits to be equally divided between the I. 0. O. F. Band and De- peyster Red Cross Society. All those who intend to enter one or all of th ;se events please forward name to F. Crayford, manager of sports. PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE. BEAVER CREEK. August 8—Mrs. Fred Newcombe and daughter Edith spent Saturday forenoon at Depeyster Corners. Mrs. Gideon Lafaver and Miss Laura Lafaver of North Augusta, Canada are visiting at Wm. Parks. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Newcombe and family motored to East Dekalb Sun- day to call on relatives and friends. Mrs. Menzo Johnson, and little daughter and neice called on J. J. Newcombe's Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newcombe and daughter Edith visited at Samuel Baxters of Rensselaer Falls Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. William Glancy spent Tuesday afternoon at Renss- elaer Falls. C. W. Newcombe made a busin- ess trip to Rensselaer Falls Tuesday. Quite a few from this place went to Depeyster Corners Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Newcombe and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Newcombe spent Thursday at Terrace Park. Every girl should demonstrate her ability to cook before becoming a wife, and every man should prove his ability to provide the wherewith to cook before asking a -girl to marry him. ; Post Cards 1 oen;t «aeh at the Bee office. : EDENfON Mr. and Mrs. David Drummond of Watertown visited Sunday at Mr. C. L. Fishbeck's of this place. Miss Alice Goodison had the miss- fortune to get hurt quite badly, while raking hay, the tongue broke to the rake and the team became frightened and threw her from the rake. Mrs. Youngs and her mother Mrs. Lewis called on Mrs. Sam Fieldson Tuesday evening. Several from this place attended the dance at Depeyster last Friday night. Mr Carl Ward took a few young people to Ogdensburg last Saturday night. Miss Laura Dewan visited her brother Charles Dewan of this place Sunday. Mr. Don Greenwood spent Sun- day at Mr. Frank Goodisons. Mr. Fred Truax was called to Gouverneur to see his father who is very low. Mrs. Henry Ward, called on Mrs. Charles Dewan Monday afternoon. ' Miss Marion Roebar of Syracuse is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Robert Salisbury, and Miss Nina Ward called on Miss Alice Goodison Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dorwin Gilson was a caller in Ogdensburg Saturday night. A Sad One. Some men are always looking for trouble. Others remain single and are sued for breach of promise. Its All Over. When you see them on the street with two umbrellas, you can bank on it that their honeymoon is over. Nobody Knows In Either Case. A clock will keep good time with out hands, nobody can know it. And a good store may also keep a good stock of goods without adver- tising, Not Alone. An eastern university has announced that it wants a million dollars. What of it? So do we. Ever Notice It? It isn't what a woman knows that worries her most. It's what she does not know and can't find out. A baby who could not get a complete Noah's ark in its mouth. Or one that could not wiggle a pin into some part of its anatomy every twenty-four hours- An alarm clock that did not give a click of delight just before per- forming its wicked duty. A bed-bug that did not delight i a disporting itself in the presence of your most fastidious guests. A collar button that did not pre- fer the dark recesses under the bed to its rightful place in a shirt band. The politician who makes a 'amous speech that rings around the world becomes a great man and breaks into history. But the Farmer who raises the biggest potato and fhe cleanest wheat is a boon to humanity and history never hears of him. And yet we ilaim to be just and impartial people. TAKE NOTICE The Assessors of -the town of Oswegatchie have completed their assessment rolls, which includes the bur wards of the city of Ogdensburg or the current year; that copies hereof have been left with the undersigned, D. H. Corcoran, at his office, No. 45 Ford street, in the city of Ogdensburg, where they may be seen and examined by any person until the third Tuesday of August next, and that on such day at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, said assessors will meet in the Council Chamber in the town hall, in the city f Ogdensburg to hear and examine all complaints in relation to such assessments on the application of any person conceiving himself aggrieved thereby. Dated this 1st. day of August, 1917- D. H. CORCORAN. WILLIAM DOREN. A. J. McCURDY. Assessors. NOTICE TO KODAKERS I will be pleased to receive your Film for developing and finishing. You can mail direct to me or leave at THE BEE office. Return pos- tage paid by me. Firstclass work is guaranteed and my prices are reasonable. RALPH BEST Heuvelton, N. Y. JOB PRINTING. Owing to the advance in price of paper, ink and material we are compelled to charge a little more on our Job work. Our prices will be found as low as any other print- ery for the work done. The BEE Printery. INTERNATIONAL AfaDG'TO-MEASURB SUITS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BUY NOW, BEFORE WOOL ADVANCES CLAUDE L. PRESTON Co Another lot of those Satisfactory, No-Hole-in-the-Wall Parker Fount- ain Pens just received, for sale at this office. Call and see them. EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE NEARLY our whole mind is on Footwear, Take advantage of our KNOWLEDGE, and do your buying here. Prices little less than most places. Claude L. Preston Co. Glen S. McBratney and Elmer Georgo of company D assisted the xamining physicians at the armory by tubulating the records as announ ed by the doctors. Those from this vicinity who have been accepted in this draft are: Robert M, Shaw. Ralph Smithers. Alfred J. Penney. Everett J.Dawson. Walter C. Millard. Allen Bill. Harold J. Smith. Glenn Dixon. John Rolphe. Jay W. Dickinson. E:irl R. Preston. SUBSCRIBE.
