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Did you hear those frogs singing? Well they began the third of this month. The Robins and blackbirds are here. The snow has disappeared barring hedges and fence corners and every thing but the atmosphere proclaims spring is here, so pack up your troubles and smile, smile, smile! The hour for the knights of the broom and dust pan, mopt and scouring stuff has nearly arrived, and heads of the house feminine will soon appear swathed as thougn they had been through an auto accidentj as they war with dust and cobwebs and bedimmed windows. Yes house cleaning time is here again. Quite a kink, this getting ahead of old saul; but he, stubbron old fellow, persists in vising according to old regulations and covering up in his golden blankets on the same old schedule. He simply won't cammofiage. Wouldn't really wish to call him a \Slacker\ cause he seems not to mind government re- gulations. Just queer, how it proves this new Kink, that a mans mind is his own kingdom. We get wonderfully tired and sleepy when the clock strikes eleven, although it is only ten, and we rise blithly, and almost with a start • when the hands point to seven in the morning, although it is only six and we wonder at the dullness of the day, and all the matter is, it is to early in the day to diagnose the weather, and at night we forget and wonder at the length of the day- light hours. Oh, it is queer, but nice never-the-less, and the fellow who fails to set his clocks and watches ahead is decidedly behind the times. For fine Stationery, Cards, Pens, Pencils, Tablets, Ink, Kodaks and supplies, go to the Bee Office. Leave your order for your SUNDAY POST STANDARD, at The Bee Office. A new lot of those GEM fountain pens for sale at this- Office. $1.00 each. The Daily and Sunday Post- Standard, Syracuse Journal, and Watertown Daily Times, for sale at The BEE office. - KENDREW NEWS Our school is closed for a three weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Uriel Walrath and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Walrath attend ed the funeral of George Walrath at Ogdensburg last Sunday. Mrs. Flora Woodcock and son Howard are visiting Mrs. Wood- cock's sister, at Watertown, and a Brother at Hanabal. Milford Burnham of Potsdam is spending his Easter, vacation with his Aunt Mrs. JohnKendrew. James Thompson is very sick at {his writing, having suffered a stroke hist Thursday. Miss Hazel VanShaick is spend* ing her Easter vacation with her paients at Black Lake. Mrs John McClaire has been en- tertaining Miss Fay Miller of Gouver neur. Mr. and Mrs. R Jph Chi Ids of Rtd Mills made a business trip to ihis place last Friday. Mrs. Stanley Wcodhas also been on the sick list. Mrs. Herbert Rizely of Dekalb Jet visited her parents last Friday, O. E. Childs attended a meeting of the Board of Education at De- kald Jet. last Friday. John Childs visited his friend Homer Creighton of Beaver Creek Sunday night. Miss. Helen Taylor of Gouverneur is visiting her grand-praents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shampine of the west side visited at George Ginns last Saturday. Those who a-e making sugar re- port a very good run. Milton Burnham is a business caller i 1 t nvn. Mrs. Lucy Clime and Foy Ritchie of Rensselaer Falls visited at Reu- ben and Ollie Childs last Wednes- day. Evert G inn is home from Carth- age high school for the summer. A. J. Tyner made a business trip through here Monday. The warm day rotted the ice so that it left the river Monday ar.d now the water is over the roads in many places. Jyhn Kendrew*delj£er-edt.calve~s to Heuvelton last Saturday. KENDREW GRANGE A special meeting of Kendrew Grange was held last Friday even- ing. Rensselaer Falls Grange was invited to work the third and fourth degree, which they did in a very pleasing manner on fourteen candi- dates after which a banquet was served by the Kendrew grange. Get the latest and best Colum- bia Records at the Bee Offiee. SUBSCRIBE. St. Lawrence Co. Savings Bank HANNAN BLOCK, STATE STREET. The first bank in the North Country that paid interest on deposits beginning nine years ago. We pay interest at such rates as the U. S. Comptroller of the currency and the N. Y. State Banking Department recommend. We conduct the business of this Bank on lines of strict economy and conservatism. Deposits in this bank are free from all State, County and City taxes. We loan money on real estate at moderate rates. One dollar opens an account. The aggregate wealth of our Board of Trustees is over one and three quarters of a million dollars. tH HBf ^^ BALL® BAND LIGHT WEIGHT RUBBERS First Quality Double Wear WE CAN FIT ANY STYLE SHOE Avoid Colds -:- Buy Now Try our \VAC\ Boots. Claude L. Preston Co. \I limply prrsi the button and lilt mv- sell and drink life* l/iii.\ The Gift of Gifts I am the gift of gifts — a constant reminder of the giver for years to follow. Place a Business Stimulator Here And Be Happy FOUNTAIN PEN I m popular because I am both a Self-filler and a Safety Pen. In two seconds I drink enough ink to write ten thou- sand words. There L Medium There are more ofus Park- ers—Standard—Self-filling —Safety — Transparent — of rare appropriate- ness. My holiday headquarters are at tho dealer named We Don't Cut Prices ^BECAUSE We Don't Ha-Oe To. Our 9A TES Are CHEAT. FAIH and FLAT