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TOWARD NONK •.iii'ii' •'* in.'iiiiiM *•-••«»• CHARITY FOR AJLL» VOLUME 7. THE BEE ESTABLISHED 1912. WILBUR N. LOWRY, Editor and Publisher. Published weekly on Saturday morn ing, at Heuvelton, St. Lawrence Count 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 th rate established by law. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. We appreciate your letters. Please ob serve the following rules: When writing for this paper, write o: one side of paper only. Wrjte plain, es pecially names; always sign your name and kindly oblige the editpr. \Entered as second class matter April 1; 1918, at the Post office at Heuvelton, N. Y nnder the Act of March 3,1879.\ TRY A BOTTLE OF ROSE'S CORN REMEDY NO CURE, NO PAY. 20cU. W. H. ROSE The Druggist Ogdehsburg, N. Y. Secretary MeAdoo r has drafted 20,000,000 citizens to buy r LIBERTY ; BONDS. \ Will you be one of them? THE NATIONAL BANK OF OGDENSBURG. PIANO TUNING All orders attended to prompt ly. Work guaranteed- I am hot in any way associated with Geo. A.Hanna. Phone or write Van Heuvel House, Heuvelton, K. Y. A. E WHITNEY. PURE MAPLE SYRUP Anyone wishing to get some good choice Maple Syrup, address A. A. SCHOFELL. a6t4. Heuvelton, N. Y. FOR SALE—An 8 room house with electric light, cistern, good cement bottom cellar, a good gar- den and Barn. m4t4 JAMES K. TODD It Pays to ADVERTISE HEUVELTON, N. Y., SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1918. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES NUMBER© Speaking contests have, in many schools, become annual and note- worthy events. In schools where it is impossible to teach a regular course of elocution, they are espec- ially desirable, for the rhetorical Work during the year and the final contests are of much benefit to the pupils. Heuvelton School'is this year giv- ing its first contest, May 10 and we hope to make it such, a success as will meiit the hold-in, g of an Annual Contest. Judges from out-of-town have been secured and their com- ing will add to the interest of the occasion. To meet the expenses of judges, hall and programs an en- trance fee of $.20 is charged. An evening of good entertain- ment is promised. Come out and hear the girls and boys, and help support the school by your interest. The program begins promptly at 8 o'clock, in Ferris Hall. Remem- ber the date, May 10th. The program is as follows: SPEAKING CONTEST May 10, 1918. 1 Song \Liberty Bell\ Girls' Glee Club 2 \How James Minded the Baby\ James McClure 3 \Patsy\ Bemice Thraves 4 \The Inventor's Wife\ William Beatty 5 Solp Marion Rowland 6 \The Famine\ from \Hiawatha\ Doris Gray 7 \Hon. Charles C. Albertson at Ibicago\ William Wilson 8 \College Oil Cans\ June^Conroy 9 Piano Duet :..--«: •>•• eanette Todd, P$qlfl|e Trainor 10 \Boarding School Girl\ Ellis Sfeeppsrd 11 \Sombre\\ Olive McClelland 2 Piano Solo Mr. Breckenridge 13 \How Sampson Caught 300 Foxes\ Leslie Sprowls. 4 \An Angel's Wickedness\ Marion Morris 5 Song \Knitting\ (Red Cross costumes) Giris* Glee Club 6 Decision of judges and award 4 prizes. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES The regular services will be held Sunday. Preaching by the Pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible School at 11:45 a. m. Prayer-meeting on Wednesday evening. The installation of the Rev. J. C. Langford as pastor of the churches at Heuvelton and Flackville will take place Wednesday at 2 p. m. the Rev. W. C. Mclntyre of Ogdens- burg will preach the sermon, the Rev. C. E. Fay of Morristown will deliver the charge to the people and the Moderator of the Presby- tery will preside and deliver the charge to the pastor. The Junior Sunday school was organized^ on Sunday with Mrs Menitt Mayne as superintendent. LOCAL If you don't want scabby pota- toes treat your seed with For hyde. Sold at Allen's Drug Mrs. J%mes Curry was a in town, Monday. Miss Exhel Warren has aoeagffi a position a t Mrs. Nellie Kenned* 1 !. 5? Miss Lilian Tripp of Ogd« lfiB FLACKVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Regular preaching service on Sun day, followed by Bible School.. Do not forget the prayer-meeting on Thursday evening. Let every body attend, take some part and so make it a success. The installation of our Pastor will take place in the Presbyterian church Heuvelton, Wednesbaj next at 2 p.m. WMUI'S Km Kssiwry Stdety The Woman's home Missionary Society meets at the church parlors Tuesday, May 7. This is one week earlier than usual, as the District Conference is held at Norwood-, May 14. Will all who have not paid their dues please bring the same. It will be the annual mite box opening, Please bring your boxes well filled. Leaye your order at\tfie See Of- fice for your Sunday Post Standard All papers delivered within reason- able distance. The Syracuse Journal aaoTTne BEE one yea*-ldr $3 && In Advance at The Bee Office. * '\\ li '\ Miss. Sullivan, of Watertown is filling the place of Robert Wood- side, as operator, at the depot, Mr. Woodside is spending a week in N«wYork. was a Sunday guest at B. A. ford's. Mrs. James Hayes has been, ^gfgfc ing relatives in Canton and neur the feast week. Smut Oft Oats cut and make« threshing Formaldehyde is a Sold at Allen's children %| Norfork With Sdwin after daughter ^ gf regular mating Sat. 7th. Langford left morning fc* North Rose, N. Y. to spend a few days with latives. Mr. Haiold Deitrich was a of Bir. an4 Mrs. Judd day evening. Miss M%« Goldthrope spent a km days in Gkaaverneur the past week. Mrs. Catherine LeBerge ajodi daughter, of DeKalb, epeat week end with friends in Iowa. Miss. Hefeto Fraser of spent the week end witfe town. Miss, fieien Fraser at _ _ burg spenl the week end wi^ wint, M«. Irene g^dfir. Mr. an4 Mre. were calle*, at Mr. and Mayne's Ell% Seeley of spent las* week in town friends aa& relatives. ^ Kennedy neur, is viafoiiig at Mre. 1 nedys the Bast week.
