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PAGE TWO THE BREWSTER STANDARD 1 g g An Unexpected > Elopement By JOSEPHINE DUKE I >>:>::*:>::*::*:::>>:>:>:>:>:>' sifTS n wild Iden." splattered Mrs. 1 Cox." "Perfect nonsense," grunted Aunt Edna. "Plain tomfoolery," snorted Nathan Cox: husband, brother, father. "You're all unfair," scoITed Norma. "I don't know why we shouldn't hnng out a sign, 'Rooms for Tourists.' Think of the people we'd meet and the pin money we'd make." The sign was hung. Mark Jamison came over that evening and sat with Norma In the lawn swing. They did not go anywhere because Mark had been threshing all day and said that be was tired clear through to his bones. "I was figuring up today," said Mark. "The wheat ran better than I expected. When will you marry me, Norma ?" Norma did not answer. Why did he mix wheat and love? She looked toward the road. A car was stopping, a long-hooded monster, gay buff wltb shadows of brown. A tall young man In knickers swung out on the running board. Norma thought, "I'll bet he wouldn't mix wheat with love." He came through the gate, bowed elaborately, addressed his eyes to Norma, his voice to Mark. "Have you rooms to rent?" Mark bristled; Norma melted. "Yes, Indeed," she said, and conducted the handsome stranger up the porch steps. From there her mother and Aunt Edna did the rest On the following morning Norma arranged her hair three times, tied her apron twice, left the baking powder out of the biscuits, and powdered her nose before breakfast In the hall she came face to face wltb the handsome stranger who was Just descending the stairs. This time he addressed both his eyes and voice to Norma aud she immediately forgot about the biscuits. "I didn't get his name," said Aunt Edna, as she stacked the breakfast dishes. "Mr. Barouch, Sidney Baroucb," offered Mrs. Cox. "He must be rich," said Aunt Edna, "the way be talks." "He must be, and he's going to stop several duys. He likes the place." That evening, Mark said to Norma, "I can't see how you swallow him." "You can't see what?" flamed Norma. But just at that moment Mr. Barouch rounded the corner of the house and said: "Oh, I beg your pardon for intruding." And there was an end to Mark's evening. And - the following night when Mark came he found Sidney already ensconced in the swing. "Come, sit with us," said Norma. "No, thanks," replied Mark. "If you don't mind, I'll go around to the barn and look at the new calf." Toward morning Aunt Edna awoke with a sneezing spelL The camphor was in Norma's room. She went for It, found the camphor but not Norma, only a note instead. "Dearest Everybody," the note ran. "By the time you get this Til be married to Sidney Baroucb, Love, Norma." Aunt Edna gave one piercing shriek and fainted dead away. In answer to the shriek Mr. and Mrs. Cox, with eyes round and wide, propelled muslin nighties and trembling bodies into the upper hall. At length they found Aunt Edna and the note. The purr of a motor on the driveway steadied them. "The ducks," carolled Mrs. Cox, "They've come home for our blessing." Excited parents scrambled into other clothes and hastened to the front door, but instead of the "ducks" they were confronted by a squad of brassbuttoned police. One Inquired gruffly: "Have you seen unyihiug of a suspicious character wearing tan knit-ken* and driving a buff car triunned in brown?" it is distressing to think what might huve happened had not the chug of a familiar motor turned in at that moment behind the detective's cur. "It's Mark," shrieked Mrs. Cox. "He always knows whut to do." He did then. He bunded Norma from his car. "Thuuk heavens, you're not married,*' cried Mrs. Cox. "But I am, mother." Norma dropped her heud. "Do you know your hut-bund's wanted by the luw't" stormed her distracted father. •'lie's no such thing," shouted Norma. "'Mark, speak up for yourself." Jaws dropped. Eyes stared. "It's a simple story," explained Mark. "1 mist rusted the stranger from the first uud saw to it that he did not get fur with Norma. 1 drained the waiter from his cur, and no car will yo so very fur without water, you know." "Bless your dear, sweet heart," bellowed a bountiful voice from the doorway. There stood Aunt Edna, revived uud beaming, "I'U bet you married tier, yourself." "1 did."' Murk bowed profoundly. "Hut, Mark." .\\>rniu turned udoring eyes upon her husband. "When did you drain the rudiutor?" "When?" crooned the groom. ••Why, sweetheurt, I attended to that little duty lust evening when I went out to the burn to look at the new calf-" (Copyrixfct.) jpopfffetfes In five seasons Southern California's football teams have won 46 games. • • • Steve O'Neill, Toronto manager, has hired his brother, Jimmy, as his coach. • • • B. L. Wright has resigned as football coach at Lynchburg college. He was there four seasons. • • • Graday Adklns, pitcher for the Chicago White Sox, Is a cutter in a meat store at Little Rock, Ark. • • • The Phillip* expect to present a Big Four of home-run hitting this year with O'Doal, Klein, Hurst and Sigman. • • • Frank Walker, former owner, manager and player at Greenville, has joined Atlanta as a private In the ranks. • • • Cflpt Franz Boer paddled a rubber boat from Lisbon, Portugal, to St Thomas, Virgin Islands, 2,944 miles, In 58 days. • • • American league umpires will work three to the game this season. Twenty-five years ago one man worked a game alone. • * * All five of his assistants at Duke university played for Jimmy DeHart," now head gridiron coach there, at one time or another. • • * Ted Blankenshlp of the White Sox pitching staff Is below 200 pounds for the first time to four years. He figures to do better. • • • Purchase of Fred Hclmach, lefthanded pitcher, who worked for St Paul In 1027 and who has been with the New York Yankees two years, Is announced. • • • Now forty-two years of age, Reggie McNamara, veteran bicycle racer, scored his first victory on wheels 24 years ago down In New South Wales, Australia. • • • Jack Holland, football star and boxer at Tulane, puts In his spare time as an artist's model. He plans to become a professional model when he Is graduated In 1031. • • • Frank Brower, according to an announcement by General Manager George Weiss of the Baltimore Orioles, has been sold to the Dallas club of the Texas league. • * • A new world record for English billiards was established recently In London, when Walter Llndrum of Australia scored 8,202 against Willie Smith of England to one break. m «WW«HaWHWWMHMH!HHH«^^ HOW= SCIENCE ACCOUNTS FOB PERIODS OF HURRICANE.— Since hurricanes are formed by the interaction of beat and atmospheric pressure, the summer months and those of early autumn, when the cumulative effects of the summer sun are still to be felt are naturally the periods of greatest hurricane occurrence. Porto Rico has not experienced a hurricane to June during the Inst forty years, as shown by a study by the United States weather bureau. Only one or two have occurred in July. In August September and October, however, the island has' repeatedly suffered In varying degrees from these destructive storms. The latest West Indian hurrlcape, like most of these midseason storms, apparently originated east of the easternmost Islands of the West Indies. It struck about midway of the Lesser Antilles, causing damage to the French Island of Martinique, and probably to the neighboring British Island of Dominica and the French Guadeloupe. It was then reported to the Virgin Islands, dependencies of the United States. Only a few hours Inter Its full fofee. struck San Juan at the eastern tip of Porto Rico.—National Geographic Society Bulletin. OUT For a Drive STOP -at- ALTA VOIL, SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE BREYERS ICE CREAM A REAL Good Place To EAT Purdys, N. Y. Route 22 Free Help For Farmers All Help Furnished Free to Farms Married and Single Farmers, and Married Couples Furnished Free of Charge to Farmers DUTCHESS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 257 Main Street Poughkeepsie Tel. 1125 Bruen's Electric Lunch The Home of Good Cooking Open Day and Night Pies, Cakes and All Pastry Fresh from the Bakery Regular Dinner .50c Change Daily Lamb, Veal, Mutton and Beef Stews Hot and Cold Cuts All Kinds of Sandwiches /J^.'A?4WJW,'W^^ Milk and Cream From the Federal Accredited Blue Moon Dairy Herd of Pure Bred Ayrshire Cattle All kinds of Cheese, Butter, Butter Milk, Cereals Bread and Local Fresh Eggs Free Delivery The Blue Moon Dairy 6 Progress Street Phone Brewster 644 '#\'.v#\'ij»\'.;/#\"'»\'v#\"y^.''»\'!i»v1./ \'j«i"/»Ci»\;:m"/«\"i»ki4i;;m',;i ji»3^>>>>>>>>»rc»:>>>:>:>:>:>:>::*>::* {•5 $ Holy Smoke in > $ the Parsonage $ !•! !•' $ By GENEVRA COOK $ !•: > >:>*>;>;>.>;:*>•;::*:•:>;>:>*>;>:>::•";•:>;>:>;>' LJOBART BLWOOD MKRTON was *• •* very dignified, very serious and Very much perturhed. The prcniost prohletn he had ever had to face In his whole four years of study at »lie theological seminary was before him now. In June lie would heeome Reverend Ilohart El wood Merton. and would take up a pastorale In Birch field, Massachusetts. And he loved Virginia Crosby. Rut there was no doubt about It. Virginia, sweet, adorable, merry, would never be a suitable minister's wife. He recalled with u shiver the eplsodiof last Sunday at Plalnviile. She had driven down to hear him preach, had j-'oi U Hat and been late, and she had walked right into the church in tho middle of the Psalms 1 And then. Just at the end of his really very good prayer, as he lifted his head, she had looked up at him, and smiled 1 The next week-end it had been ur ranged for him to stay over In Plain ville to conduct a service Sundaj night He wns to occupy the parson ace, since the regular minister wns nway on his vacation. Virginin was de lighted when he told her. "That's Just porgeous, Bartol" she said, quirking her lips In her very spe cial smile. "I'm going to be down there this week-end, too, with Aunt Jane. I'll meet you at the church I" Early Sundny morning Hohart Mer ton approached the white parsonage beyond the church. The door had been left open for him. As he entered the front hall, he was greeted by a con fused shrieking and shouting, and there tumbled through the door of the study a heap of wriggling arms and legs From this miscellaneous group there disentangled himself, with no small difliculty, a solemn-eyed boy of about ten. "Are you the minister?" he Inquired politely. "Why, yes. I—I'm the—the pres ent minister—" The rest of the squirming heap hud separated itself into two wideeyed children, a chubby boy of about three who sat unexpectedly down on the hard .floor of the hall, a small freckle-faced girl with a linger in her mouth and tears In her eyes, who lluuc herself sobbing upon the helpless Ho l)nit and began vehemently to cry. "We haven't had our breakfast, Mr. —Mrs. Holmes," added the older boy expectantly. "I'm sorry. I'm not Mr. Holmes. I'm Mr. Merton. Mr. Holmes Is away on his vacation—" The older boy was very grave. "You said you were the minister," he began accusingly. "Perhaps," suggested the now surrounded Hohart, "If you'd tell me who you are—" "We live In Canada, and Mr. Holmes told our father when he had to go away to Idaho that we could stay here, and our father sent a telegrum. und we just came on the train this morning." There was the sudden sound of a bell, ilohart Merton. the still walling girl at the tail of Ids coat, opened the door. There was Vlrgiuia 1 Her violet eyes swept the group. "Good morning," she sang out gayly. "Why didn't you tell me you were starting u nursery?" Virginia stayed uud told stories to her adoring audience while Holm it Merton preached Ids sermon at church She, with the dignity of a perfect hostess, served the dinner ufterwurd In the dining room of the pursouage. And when Hohart came In from the evening service, she was singing them to sleep. Hoburt looked longingly after her as Aunt June bore her awuy at last across the street. In the middle of the night he was awukened by a strunge odor in the air. It smelled like smoke. He jumped out of bed, seizing a blanket as he ran, and dashed in the direction of the rooms where the children were sleeping. "Wake up!" he shouted. He wrapped the terrified little boy in the blanket, pushed the older one. pro testing loudly, hefore him, uud, drag ging the screaming girl by one hand rushed them through the dense smoke uud out into the uir. There wus coufuslou In the street. The one fire engine—pridi of Plain ville—rumbled slowly up the roud. Neichhor* partly dressed rushed ex eitedly up uud down the street. Aud then, wonders of wonder*, sweet be youd compare, there wus Virginiul When the lire had heeu put out. the children salely put to bed at Aunt June's across the i.ticcl, the neighbors hud gone home. Hunan l-IJwood Merton. uinonseious of pu 'a mas. sat on I he steps of the pair souage holding the hands ot Vii^inia Oosby. What a perfect minister's wife she would be. He.was convinced of it uow. Ho competent. So helpful. So dicnilled. ". . . uud you'll go with me to Uiielilield lu June?" He was delirious with happiness So sweetly, so demurely, she murmured. "Yes." ilow could he haw doubted her. thought her loo flippant, loo frivolous? 'J*liere was u loug silence. B> and by he turned in pUttLed Cushion to his Virginia. "What do you suppose caused the tire, anyway?" he asked hex. "I know whut it was. parson darliu'!" She bent hex head uud kibsud him swiftly ou the iipi. "Holy Smoke 1" said Virginia. (CfP>ru;Ut.> Putnam Hunters* 1928 Game Bag The Conservation Department is now engaged In tabulating the take of game birds, and animals and fish for the year 1928 as reported on the stubs of the 1929 hunting licenses. All persons when they take out a hunting license are required to report to the officer issuing the license the number and species of game taken on their license for the preceding year, and these figures are entered on the stun of the new license. At the end of the year these stubs are forwardsd to the Conservation Department where they are compiled to supply basic In formation that is of importance in de-1 termining open season and bag limits. The total number of licenses sold In Putnam county in 1928 was 2,713. The total number of blank stubs turned In was 1,725. 34 stubs reported no birds and animals and 185 no fish. It is important that ever yone reporting his game take should be particular to see that the information given is correct as a great deal depends upon the accuracy of this information in determining the slse and the bag limit that can be permitted without endangering any specie. If every hunter and fisherman in the state will cooperate In making this information one hundred per cent correct it will be decidedly to hJs advantage. The fact that game Is reported on a license for a certain county does not necessarily indicate that the game was taken in that county as a license Is good all over the state. The returns on game taken in Putnam county by species, shows: Cottontail rabbits 910 Snowshoe rabbits 25 Jack rabbits 52 Black squirrels 7 Fox squirrels 1 Gray squirrels 207 Skunks 276 Muskrats ffjQ Raccoons 155 Mink 43 Red foxes 48 Gray foxes 6 Sabel or marten 4 Otters 16 Bobcats 1 Deer Pheasants Ducks Quail Woodcock Pike Trout Lake Trout Black bass Pickerel 44 187 61 2 7 136 733 10 684 448 When vegetables or fruits are cut for a salad, the pieces should be large enough so the salad will not be mushy after the dressing Is added. All Ingredients should be crisp and cold and with no water clinging to lettuce leaves. Add dressing just before serving for dress ing tends to wilt the vegetables and salad greens. Potato salad Is an exception to this rule. 4^ai*m Serving 1 in 27 1 in 27 wired homes in theUnired States and its possessions is served by the Associated Gas and Electric System. 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FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1930 THE BREWSTER STANDARD PAGE THREE "F Cherishing Good BET not thyself because of evildoers. . . . Delight thyself also in the Lord"! Surely, that Is what all would like to do if they knew how. Many are familiar with a fretful child. It Is disturbed much of the time and tends to disturb all around it The impulse of the human mother is to give the child something to absorb its attention and distract it from Its grievance. But when she has accomplished this, she has not permanently relieved the child; and soon It may involve itself in another disturbing situation. Fret i illness, however, is not confined to the little ones. There are big trotters, too, and constant fretters; and If we take an ' r" out of the word, we find the reason—fetters, a sense of being bound to some irksome circumstance or condition from which one cannot seem to free oneself. To fret is to chafe against; it implies a sense of working against something. Such a habit is acknowledged by all to be detrimental to health. It has been found that constant worry over any circumstance or condition leadj to an •ver increasing sense of limitation or finiteness of thought, and this in its tarn has marked effects upon the human sense of health. Christian Science is helping worried and disturbed ones to find how God, the divine Father-Mother, Love, is eternally giving His children that in which they may truly and lastingly delight themselves. In the thirty-seventh Psalm, which opens with the appeal, "Fret not thyself," is foreshadowed the way in Christian Science by which this is made possible. The entire psalm exhorts us to overcome all sense «! so-called evil by genuine trust in God, infinite good. The transitory, illusive nature of evil is laid bare; it is soon cut down like the gruss; it withers like the herb; the appearance of it vanishes from the place where it claimed to be active. The way to banish its falsities 1B likewise given: namely, by trusting and delighting in the Lord, and by doing good; that is, by actively trusting and reflecting good rejoicingly; by committing the entire round of daily life to the activity of good; by waiting patiently lor the manifestation of good to appear at all limes, never allowing the appearance of evil to irritate or fret us into doing evil, into resentment or revenge; and by trusting that infinite good will bring about the right adjustment in any situation. Further than this, the inspired singer Phone 220 figuratively sets forth the beautiful promises of blessings that surely wait on those who actively trust in good: as for instance, judgment that shines as the noonday; wise speech; steps divinely ordered and divinely upheld; security, bounty, peace. To trust and delight in the Lord is given a larger meaning in Christian Science than humanity hac ever known since the time when Christ Jesus lived and worked, and during the first three centuries of Christian activity after he was no longer on earth. Yet is it not generally held that one may religiously trust in God and still be an invalid, or else subject to some other misfortune? But bow can this be the right concept of trust if we accept God as infinite and as good, as divine Love? How can It be the Christian concept of trust, since the great Way-shower annulled these unfortunate conditions whenever the people turned to him for help? Christian Science is healing many of those who have been worried Into such a state of fear, discord, and limitation that their condition—physical as well as mental—was pronounced hopeless by the medical profession. And the reason that it is able to minister to and bless such sufferers is the fact that it has caused them to know that trust in God is trust in Spirit trust in divine Mind, as All-in-all. Since matter is essentially and inevitably unlike and opposed to Mind, the evils resultant from belief in matter can have no actuality for those who fully accept Mind as infinite. Igrs. Eddy, who discovered and founded Christian Science, has made it clear that "through spiritual sense only, man comprehends and loves Deity," as she says on page 481 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." In Christian Science the false beliefs of human thought are replaced with divine Mind's perfect, changelessly true ideas. Thus released from its superstitions, doubts, and fears, human thought is free to delight in some proof of the reality and availability of God, good. To realize thin even in slight degree is exceedingly helpful. To accept the infinitude of Mind aud to prove infinite intelligence to be perfect Love, the divine Fathe:-Mother, the Principle of all being, is to break the fetters of a material seASS of existence uud let thought travel along the radiant way of ever widening possibilities for useful, harmonious activity. —The Christian Science Monitor. VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Private LESSONS AT PUPILS' HOMES Louis Tatarko 12 Prospect Street Brewster. N. Y. How Tuberculosis Is Fought There are 1,454 formally organized state and local tuberculosis associations in the United States. Each is interested In the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis. The orgnniaih.ns aflilluted with the National Tuberculosis association spent in 1028 at least $0,103,870.98, the major portion of which was secured through the sale of Christmas seal?. DR.MILES' NERVINE THOUGHTS OF A PARK BENCH. WTrtEAE COME? THAT COUPLE THAT WERE SlTTlNd ON ME MA*OH6 LOVE VESTEAPAY/GE£, HE HAH PEP HER. A GOOD /,/A/E -ANPSHi WAT A FAST TH/NKEA., TOO{ V4ELL THCV p/DH'T SIT ON AXE TO0AV - A*AV0E THEy L-OOHMP AT THE VZU/ZAt/TUfZE, A**P /VOW THEY'RE OH THB& ^WAV TO THE M/H/9TER % 9 / ^)-£"AlD $HB'D UIKC TO &O To PUTNAM SALES tfST0RA6ECO.Inc. V//ELL THE MINISTER CAH MARRV 'EMf BUT IT TAKES A BEAUTIFUL. yJELL FURNISHED HOME TO KEEP *EM MfiR'fi/). "Keeping that schoolgirl complexion" is not enough to keep a husband. Your home surroundings must also be in step with the times! Come to Putnam Sale and Storage. Furniture You will find anything you need in porch furniture, glider hammocks, lawn chairs, swings, willow furniture and fibre porch rugs. Liberal Allowance On Your Used Furniture Storage and Long Distance Moving Putnam Sales & Storage Co. WILKINSON AND GOOSSEN 94 Main Street, Brewster. N. Y. Kisco Kennel Club Prepares for Show Stock Company Booked by Empress How Lowered Flag Came Make for the littlest children several Add about a tablespoon of acid- two-piece outfits, consisting of bloomlemon or vinegar—to the seasoning to Be Mourning Token ers or panties on a sun suit top, and when starting a mayonnaise dressing, IN a recent book on education, ref If we would cherish or love good, we Half-masting the national flag in a matching dress to slip on over the then add the egg yolk and begin beaterence Is made to a teacher who can do no better than to study Paul's token of mourning originated on the sun suit when the sunning tune is ov The annual dog show of the North ing. Add oil a little at a time, beat was Imbued with a desire to dis words, and cultivate lote that is pa sea, as the use of the term "mast" iner. At first sun baths are given for Westchester Kennel Club will be held ing steadily and when the mixture becover talent in every one of her tient—"suffereth long;" that is kind stead of "stair* indicates. "Holse your short periods only, until the child's on June 7, as in previous years at Law The Empress Theatre, Danbury, will gins to get thick add the remaining pupils. When an inspector visited the and tender; that is unselfish—"seek Salles half mast high," said Captain skin is accustomed to the strong ultrarence Farms, on property which was enter into a new policy beginning next acid and oil. school, he was surprised to be told eth not her own;" that is never ill- Smith In his. "Seaman's Grammar,** violet rays. The little overdress will also formerly part of the estate of the late Monday, May 10, when they will play be useful in taking a child through that there were no failures in her tempered; that is always on guard published In 1C27. The custom dates Moses Taylor known as Annandale stock three days a week. Each Mon the streets, to a neighbor's or to a room. On the contrary, she declared against the attempts of evil; that is back several centuries and probably Farm, and is now the site of the Lawday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening playground where the sun suit part that each child was a specialist. To always expecting good. Professor grew out of the earlier custom of rence Farms Country Club between Mt. as well as Wednesday matinee will be can be worn suitably. prove this statement the Inspector was Drummond, in his essay, "The Great lowering the flag on vessels at sea as Kisco and Chappaqua. the tune of showings. The balance of CONSTIPATION given an exhibition of each child's est Thing in the World," speaks of a sign of submission. The flag Is also This show is open to all breeds of the week the theatre will be closed. The RELIEVER specialty. One girl sang for him. A guilelessness as love believing, as the lowered to half mast ns a signnl of The cabbage worm, one of the worst dogs and an entry list of from 700 to superior Bond Stock Company, the . . QUICKLY boy made sketches on the blackboard. quality that "thinketh no evil." In distress, a practice followed by the pests of cabbage, can be controlled if 800 is expected. Entries will close on most efficient players procurable in the Thii Purely Vegetable Pill Nodding toward a stalwart youth in the cultivating the love whose elements are Spanish ns early ns the Seventeenth an arsenical poison is applied as soon Monday, May 26, with Frank F. Dole, East will assure the Empress patrons will move the bowels j rear of the room, the inspector asked faith, hope, patience, and expectancy as damage is detected and before the 130 West 42nd Street, New York City. century. According to flag etiquette, real entertainment and they will play without any pain and what waB his specialty. The teacher of good, we find our thinking growing worms become too abundant. Lead ar If the weather is fine it is believed when a national flag Is placed at half only the latest Broadway hits in such "*"t replied: "He is our specialist la clearer and freer as more and more senate, calcium arsenate and Paris that as many as'Ave thousand specta mast as a tribute of respect to the height There is not a molding or a it reflects the divine. green are effective poisons and may be tors will attend and both benching and form that they will be enjoyed by he dead It Is first raised to the top of window in the room that he cannot applied either as a spray or as a dust. judging will take place on the spacious most fastidious stage production fol reach." And then she asked him to The teacher referred to above un the staff or flag pole and then slowly Arsenicals are safe to use until the lawns of the club. In the event of rain, lowers. They open Monday with the lower the window. Not only did the boy doubtedly recognized the fact that lowered to a position at or nenr the heads of the cabbages are nearly form the judging will be in a large garage comedy smash-hit, "Wedding Bells." All do the assigned task easily, but his each one of us has talent which may middle of the staff.—Pathfinder Maged, because the poison disappears al building and in a tent. seats are reserved and reservations for class-mates fairly beamed their ap be unfolded. In "The First Church of azine.most entirely within 2 or 3 weeks after The prizes offered in money and an individual play or for the season proval thus giving evidence of what Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany" (p. application. All outer leaves of treated cups will be worth two thousand dol can be made by telephone or mail. the teacher's attitude had done for the 195) Mrs. Eddy says, "To do good to cabbage should be removed before the lars. The judges will be Dr. J. E. Red clasB as a whole, as well as for its in all because we love all, and to use in How Currents Differ cabbages are marketed or consumed. den for all Setters and Pointers; Dr. dividual members. God's service the one talent that we An alternating current is defined as J. E. Ran* for Chesapeake Bays, Wire all have, labour only means of adding a succession of electric currents which What a wonderful world this would to that talent and the best way to rise and fall In strength and flow al Work corn grounod well before plant Haired Pointing Griffons. Sporting ing, then cultivation can be delayed Spaniels except Cocker Spaniels and be if all mankind held this attitude! silence a deep discontent with our ternately In opposite directions at reg until the corn is high enough to cul Sporting Dogs (Hounds); S Y. L'Hom- The icache.* not only refused to admit shortcomings." ular Intervals. The. currents or Imtivate easily. Kill the weeds before medieu, for Cocker Spaniels; B. F. the presence of failure, but sought for pulses vary In Intensity from a plus If we use the one talent which we rather than after planting. Feustman for Shepherd Dogs; E. H. and encouraged the good which she felt maximum to a negative maximum, and Lounsbury for Chow Chows; C. A. all have, namely, that of believing each child could and must express. that others possess an individual tal they are separated by points of sero W cms man for Collies; Rev. F. J. Hea- Although all human illustrations of ent which needs encouragement, rec pressure, as distinguished from a diney for Bulleterriers; R. M. Lewis for Smooth and Wire Foxterriers and Bull spiritual truths are imperfect and limognition, help, we shall find that our rect or continuous current. A direct dogs; J. J. C'Callaghan for all other ited, may we not glimpse an underly own particular talent grows by thus current Is an electric current constant breeds of terriers; Mrs. R. T. Harrison ing Principle governing an attitude using what we have in God's service, In direction, though not necessarily so for all Toys except Pekingese; Mrs. such as was this teacher's? And is not by helping mankind. Cherishing good in value. It travels In one direction H. L. Sears for Pekingese; Mrs. L. B. that Principle divine Love? in ourselves and in others is healing along a conductor, and If tills con Daley for Boston Terriers; L. J. Ir- Christian Science is a most effec work of the highest type. Good ductor joins the terminals of a source riberry for Old English Sheepdogs and tual aid in the cherishing of good even thoughts are a protection against evil, of energy such ns dynamo, the current Anton A. Rost for all'other breeds. to a greater degree than that exhibited and they bring the peace, the poise, Is said to flow from the positive pole The show will be held from 9 to 6 by this teacher. Mrs. Eddy states a that comes from an understanding and to the machine along the conductor to and the judging will commence prompt basic truth when she says in the Chris acknowledgment of their divine source. the negative pole. While It is usually ly at 10 a. m. The site among the blostian Science textbook, "Science and It is obvious that if one is thinking more economical to transmit electricity soming orchards of Lawrence Farms is Health with Key to the Scriptures" of God's creation as good, enduring, 1n the form of A. C, It is often more one of the most attractive in Westches (p. 51G), "The substance, Life, intel true, lovely, pure, there will be no ter county. Portions of this thousand conveniently utilized In the form of ligence, Truth, and Love, which con room in his consciousness for the be D. C, and to transform the current HEN you start at sud acre estate are being sold as private stitute Deity, are reflected by His creliefs that would try to deny the om from one form to the other a convert Wden noises, worry over residential estates, but only in large ation; and when we subordinate the nipotence and the omnipresence of er or transformer Is employed. trifles, can't bear the noise plots and under the severest restrictions. false testimony of the corporeal senses God, good. Why is this? Because that children make, feel The president of the club is H. E. to the facts of Science, we shall see when we keep our thought open to Irritable and blue—ten to McTavey, the first vice president this true likeness and reflection every good, it pours into our consciousness How Radio Waves Spread Death One it's your nerves, a Percy Roberts and the second vice presiwhere." If we are thinking of our as a flood of light streams into a Victory over one of man's most dan Don't wait until your overdent, Louis Contoit. The treasurer is selves and others as reflecting the qual darkened room and illumines it gerous nnd destructive' enemies, the wrought nerves have kept yon Alt. Mitchell and the secretary, Wilities of divine Mind,—if we hold to this insect, nnd on Important new use for truth constantly,—we surely shall be God gives far more of good than awake half the night and paved liam R. Lubben. Percy Roberts is radio nre promised as a result of in cherishing good, and shall see good in we, in our present limited sense of the way for another miserable chairman of the Bench Show Committeresting tests with high-frequency creasingly manifested all around us. things, think we can accept But as day. Take two teaspoonfula of tee and the Board of Governors includes radio waves nt the New Jersey agri in addition to those above Ernest we continue to strive for and encourage cultural experiment stutlon. says Pop Dr. Miles' Nervine and enjoy the Sapey, Frank Blake. Walter E. Stod- In his first epistle to the Corin and nurture the God-given spiritual ular Mechanics Magazine. Investiga relief that follows. Take two dart, Arthur Davies, Frank Watts, Forthians, Paul shows what it means to intelligence which is expressed by the tors fouud that such waves killed cock more before you go to bed. sythe and F. R. Matthews. cherish or to love. He says in part, real man, we shall find more and more roaches, beetles, house flies and other Sleep—and wake up ready for The entertainment committee will "Charity suffereth long, and is kind; of good coming into our experience. Insects In short order. The invisible the day's duties or pleasures. consist of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Florey, ,.. seeketh not her own, is not easily Aud there is no better way to this Mr. and Mrs. Langhorae Gibson. Mr. Impulses, emitted on a wave-length of provoked, thinketh no evil; . . . bear- desired goal than to cherish the good •th all things, belleveth all things, in our brother-man. about 24 meters and with a frequency Dr. Miles' Nervine is now and Mrs. Alf. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. of nearly 12,000,000 cycles a second, made in two forms—Liquid and William Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt hopetii all things, endureth all things." —The Christian Science Monitor. developed heat of a deadly degree Effervescent Tablet. ingdon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Stod- within the bodies of the Insects, pro Both are the same dart. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McTavey and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Haas. ducing death In u short time. therapeutically. "Fret not... Delight thyself" Liquid or Effervescent Tablets at all drug stores. Price $1.00 • — ^-**- depressing after effects. Sick Headaches, Indigestion, Biliousness and*Bad Complexion quickly relieved. Children and Adults can easily swallow Dr. Carter's tiny, sugar coated pills. They are free from calomel and poisonous drugs. All Druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs. CARTER'S ISSSPIUS FREE FREE FREE Demonstrations GENERAL FOOD PRODUCTS CO. Will Join The BREWSTER SUPPLY CO. In Offering this Annual Demonstration of Latest Fashions in Foods BREWSTER TOWN HALL Brewster, N. Y. MONDAY & TUESDAY MAY 19* and 20* 2to4P.M. Tickets obtainable at Brewster Supply Co. or from Overcrowding the refrigerator cuts down its efficiency. Ah* must circulate your local grocers. freely if the proper temperature is maintained. T«L 379 w yW £r,inmic,/ TfxifctUtitm ITS WISE TO CHOOSE A SIX These modern features make it wise to choose a In selecting a low-priced car, bear these all-important facts in mind: The new Chevrolet is a SIX—and offers all the smoothness, flexibility and durability of a 50-horsepower valve-in-head six-cylinder motor. The new Chevrolet is the only car offering the style, comfort and safety of Body by Fisher at such low prices. And the new Chevrolet is the only car in its field with this great combination of modern engineering advancements: Chevrolet Six OR PHAETON ROADSTER 495 The Coach or Coupe*Sb5 The Sport Roadster *555 Tht Sport Coup*.. .H»55 Trucks: Light Delivery Chassis. 930$: Thm Sedan Delivery. MV5; / H Ton Cluissis. 99*0; I >, Ton Chassis uiih Cab. 9oiS; Roadster Delivery (Pick-up out extra), 9440. ALL PRICES F. O. U. FACTORY. FUST, MICH. four long semi-elliptic springs, four Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers, completely enclosed four-wheel brakes, a modern "pump" method of fuel supply with the gas tank in the rear, adjustable driver's seat; Fisher non-glare windshield and twin-beam headlamps. See your nearest Chevrolet dealer today. Learn for yourself why It's wise to choose a The Club Sedan.. . . *625 ThmSedan *675 The Special Sedan. -'725 (6 wire wheels standard) Six. Learn for how small a down payment and on what easy terms you can own a new Chevrolet Six. CHEVROLET SIX ' H. G. BUCK Main Street. Tel. 216 Sales and Service Sub Dealers Brewster, N. Y. A. Fisher 16 Son, Mahopac Falls. Clarence Wooley, Kent Cliffs. SIX-CYLINDER SMOOTHNESS AT LOW COST
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