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'Published eveiy_ Thursday morning Hammond, N. T,v

WILLIAM A . B U R T O N , Editor and 2*roprktoK^

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OHUBOBE& Carley, METHODIST.—Rev. S. 0 .

pastor. Services at 11:00 a. jn. iPRESHYTERIAK,--Rev,.B«rA. Fee

guSon, D, D.,"pastor,ServiceS at 11 a, m. UN 1V LRBALISy.—SuppUed, Sery-

i,es n J I 'On •<, in. / ' CATHOLIC.—Rev. 3 . J. Crowley pas-

tor.

/ " SOCIETIES, P. und A. M.-r-Hamraond Lodge No.

861. regular! communications second and fourth Friday of each m'onth.-| Chas M. Denner, W.M., T. A, Lewis S. W„ W. J. Ireton. J. "W., Wesley

Backus, 8ec.

I. O O. F.—Independent Order of Odd Fcl'owSjNo 9, meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. T. E. Ducolon, N G, Edward Datton, V. G , George Black, Rec. Sec, Wesley Back as, Fin. See,

•4-M W. of A—Hammond Camp He.

__ 11.150 meets the second Saturday^ eveningTn thtrmemth. F. G, Franklin1

Consul, 0. S.Felt , Advisor; B C. Jones, Clerk. .

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I. O, F.—Court HAWmondJNo. 545, IfideS pendent order of' Foresfers^tngets th$ second and fourth Tuesday eveningsof the month. Jasi Ferguson, C. R,,

y Geo. Demick, Rec. Sec. ' . P. of H.—Hammond Grange,.iNo. 677

meets the first and third Wednesday evening of each month . at 8 o'clock.' E. P. Allen, Master; Mrs. W. H. Wright Secretary. >'

0 . E. S.—Hammond Chapter, Eastern ] Star meets Sad jjpd 4tb- Wednesday evenings of the month. Grace Evans W. M., Wesley B a k u s , W ^ „ Mrs. B. A. Forrester, Sec.

A.delphia Rebeka Lodge meets the first and third Wednesday evenings of |he, montb. Mrs, Geneva Cokey* N. &, Xj-rs. Anna 'TSJ^i%- &., Tfpi^Liiltf

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BR. THOMAS A;%iragv Office Hours:—IO to 12 • * m, _.

6 to 8 p. m.

Hammond, / • * N. Y.

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What is going on in and About » the Town-

Postmaster J T Rodger in Ogdensburg on business F r i d a y .

was last

Mrs. J. S. Rodger and d a u g h ­ter, Grace spent Saturday in O g ­densburg.

I T,.\$endell Wi l son arrived in town l ^ t i i r d a y t o .yisit his parents on i h e S a y road.

Mable Carley, Irene and I o n a R o s e are spending the ho l idays a t the ir h o m e here. - ,

• P l a m i a Krake vis i ted her s is* t er , Mrs* C. C. Forrester in Qgr* densburg th i s week .

J o s e p h Frazier and n iece . Miss E l l e n Fraz ier of Idaho v i s i ted at t h e h o m e o f VVm. J o n e s th is \Veek.

. G e o r g e M c C a d a m J e f t Sunday e v e n i n g l o r Auburn t o s p e n d a coup le of d a y s w i t h h i s s o n r R a y ,

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JHammpnd L o d g e F^ aftd' M., N o ; 8 6 i , Tield a b a n q u e t their hall last F r i d a y evenjng h o n o r of t h e wives~of t h e m bers. About seventy-five Wi present. > „

T h e early par i of the; ^venjf was spent in p lav ing flinch pedro and a social . t ime . * \

T h e lodge has a reputation, i ts exce l lent suppers and t h e past tha t t h e c o m p a n y partofi fh the f i n i n g roorrrrstrengthe th i s reputat ion.

After supper mus ic was;farn*p»r ed by Mrs. Kerr, a n d r E # w * r d H o o v e r and" <a< mimbkft1 of*1

presenfcenjpjtedjsoJ^biH'' 4

t i m e dance.s.ast w e l H t s -tfi©^-and two-stePj / .• \ (

T h e occasion^wasra grkia< cess i n every wayrttie?itf< v . which wi l l lingertin-thja>nitilffii those w h o attended; fori m a ^ day. , i

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responsible for. a n | nine personsf i

. At'ty.' $0&%t$ hat been ^sufler in^ariiattaelcof ^cxppe *h£spasfe

•i| bile accident at J^sT.|i. EL burton and dfugh^ Syracuse.Jn

DR. G. M. A. EMPEY, DEfrTAIi aUBQEON

Office Hours :— 8 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m. Open'Every Day.

Opposite Office Post Off ice.

HAMMOND, NEW YORK.

INSURANCE

EVANS & COttROY, Representing the Best Old Line insurance Co.s. Fire, Automobile, Motor Boat,

Surity, Lite and Accident. LET US INSUKE YOU

HAMMOND, NEW YORK.

t er F lorence spent Sunday a i ' t h e ! h o m e of H . F . Burton in O g d e n s ­burg.

Mr. and Mrs% Randall Brown and* son Ronald of P o p e Mills sp'enX Sunday m town with rela­t ives .

Mrs . James Framm', w h o has b e e n in the hospital at Brockvi l le for some t ime, returned h o m e Sunday.

Miss Eu la J. Wi l son ,who is at­tending Pratt Inst i tute in Brook­lyn returned home Wednesday evening . -

Mrs. Farr, w h o has been at the h o m e of Reuben E v a n s for s o m e t i m e left Saturday for her h o m e iri P ierponte Manor.

T h a t th is Christmas may be t h e merriest that our readers h a v e ever enjoyed is the sincere w i s h of the Advertiser.

'g i l lMEN • I S T M CO.

370 Have Passed Away in the Jft&t Twelve Years

Ralph H. Hulett, Formerly of Hulett & Church.

WATCHMAKER, JEWELER.

WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND SILVERWARE.

S 3 Ford St., O g d e n s b u r g , N. Y.

C 0.13 AIL^^V OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN,

Oculists1 Prescriptions Filled. Lens Grinding.

*Next to Dow's Studio,

O g r d e n f s t m w ^ , 3SF. Y .

FIRE INSURANCE Farm and Village Property Automobile, Motor Boat and Tornado

INSURANCE J O H N U . DONAJLD, Afift.

JOB PRINTING As You Want It and When You Watnt It.

Address The Advertiser Office.

i s t h e opinidri centlyrendeiredi ?l3 of Claims;: i f e ^ ^ r * - ' a t confirmed! tbe^'fihaings of Irving Ql rjpann as-referee-iri. c la ims b | | | i g h t a s t e s t cases.'-»*-;

T h o s ^ $ | l l e d at t h e t imelof the acc idenp%ere:

W m . HI? i a n g h l i n ' t forrheisdiiy: structo* f h chemistry at Pdnceioiik] university t FredeiSfek H , •' Arnold and son, Harold of . S^raictiSe^ Claude H a m i U H a m m o n d | | | i a * t | Bradley, Franklin; Nichblas.Coiril-Alexandria B a y ; Corne l ius ; W l Halpin , Lake land; j ; . V v | | P a i n e | Cortland; Charles Ballantyrie and Seth Smi th , Syracuse.

In t h e c la im for $50,000, madi | in the McLaughl in case* a judge^j ment for $10,000 is granted w i t l j interest amount ing t o $1^340, t$| Marie McLaughl in , administrate or. Judgement , of $8,000 witb^ $1,080 interest i s granted in thlt $25,000 c la im of .Mrs^ Arnoldjr wife and rrlfetherof two vict ims^

President Taf f w a s the guei

County Inspector Frank John­son of Ogdensburg has gust c o m ­pleted his inspect ion of Grand £rmy P o s t of S t . Lawrence coun­ty for the year 1913 and has sub-mitted_his report__to_ Col. J a m e s A.,,A)ljs of Syracuse . Mr. John­son furnishes the fol lowing sum­mary showing the condit ion of the various pos t s .

Number of posts in the county, |JJ2*, number of tnembers iq good s tanding, 416 ; amount of cash on jharid, $1,315.0^; value of post

roperty, $1,900. . wTne towns 0$ t h e county haye;?

[tetll m a d e liberal appropriatons | 6 p a y »the expenses of observing Memorial day in a fitting manner and h a v e a lso appropriated m o n -ieys necessary t o r i l l e v e veterlSis Fdr t h e i r families' Vtfho have b<b4j]$ jin s trai tened circumstances, s |^h; d i s b u r s e m e n t s h^viri^ b e e n ,njia;de' -tinder t h e direct ion o f i b e JgMri^i

Marnry* organizatiojul; :-l afe: Jeibi^Qrii1

* a ^ s that t h i s i s ^ a f •grat i^mjg s h o w i n g and in<K^a*e^|Siitl;:;ffie "interests 61 t h ^ L g g v i ^ p ^ r - | Q %

L m i t i e ^ i ^ ^ e % e l ! S # d ^ e ^ vVell looked after b y ^ i h e Grand Army. H e reports t h f t t h e dif-Jf^rent posts are all in good con­d i t i o n . " ^ H e adds: "It s e e m s strange, iffiO^ever^.even,with their interests

"after s o wel l , that there lai&lqhite'a number of old vet ­erans scattered around the cotin-^ ^ h o s & n a m e s d o not appear [<|i the . foster of any post, if orily la^a matter of self protect ion to themselves and to strengthen' ian organizat ion that has done so

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Miss H e l e n Rodger, who has ' ... bfeen vis i t ing friends in Gouver--j° f honor on the d a y . t h a : a p i i d e D | neur the past few weeks re turned!happened and his carnage had. h o m e last Friday evening.

S tephen Jones, who is attend-i n g Harvard UniAy-ersity^--arrived In town Sunday to spend the hol-idays wi th his parents,, Mr. and Mrs. B . C. Jones:

©f. OCULJST.

HISS L. LAMPHEAR'S RESIDENCE, JAN. 8th, 1914 • .. . . . . -

And second Wednesday of every other to see h i m . h o m e again improved month, " ' in health, in the near future.

Miss F lorence Wyl l i e and Mur-lay ,McGregor of the Universi ty of Michigan returned Saturday evening t o spend the hol idays w i th their parents in town.

Harold L. Gokey of McGill Univers i ty , Montreal, returned | o his h o m e a t Southy H a m m o n d last Thursday afternoon to spend t w o weeks with his parents.

, A masquerade ball wil l be held ;at the Hast ings house, P o p e Mills 6ti Fr iday evening, January 16th. Scot t ' s full orchestra wil l furnish music . Tickets for supper and dance , $1.25. ;

Reuben Evans , who has been in [poorJieal th for some time,- was t a k e n to the Uni ted Helpers H o m e in .Ogdensburg Saturday, where" h e will spend a few Weeks,

J,j?eceiving medical treatment . ' H e was'Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. B . ;A- E v a n s and Mrs. J. H .

j Doddsi H i s many friends hope

just passed . the spot a few mol ments before.

In the finding t h e S ta te is de | d a r e d t o have beent.negligent h i conduct ing such a race o n a n ellipj tical track wi thout t h e ' exerclsj of reasonable care t o provide against accidents wel l known be l iable to happen*.

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Theresa , Duco lon name mond

ADDED THIS WEEK Webster Wagoner of formerly Miss F a n n j of out town,; adds her

o our list th i s week. Rayf odger sends UieAdvert i sI

Imuch for the ir c o m m o n interest. [St. Lawrence county has a lways |borne a good reputation in Grand Army circles of the state. It has had t w o department commanders i n Major Gen . N. M. Curtis and Maj. W. H. Danie l , both of Og­densburg, and numerous o ther

[officers in the department of N e w York."

As Showing the ravages of t ime o n t h e ranks of the county organ­izat ion, Inspector Johnson states tbat -h i s inspect ion of the Vounty posts in 1901 showed 786 mem-

Jhers a s compared with 416 this year, a loss of 370 in the last doz­en years.

WOODMEN ELECT IFFiGERS FOR THE CQtfllNG YEAR

er to h i s , brother*.,Fred W. , $ Potsdam ;* Mrs. Janet Taylor t o her grarid-da\ighter,<, Mrsi-BerthSt Alcorn in Patterson, Cal . ; Rober$ Miller to , B . S. G r a y , in Wood? stock, Vj&.; Mil . - Martha* WrigbJ to her brother, Dav id Moyer ih Los Ange les , Cal., • Miss Mary B | Glea^on to %iss Jsfnetfe^ Burns ih Chauncey, N . V.;' M^s. Robert Rutherford to her sister, Mr^i Frank W. Bandy in Alabama^ A. W. Murphy to Claud6 Murphy in Antwerp and W. H. Lundet-' man of North H a m m o n d ajso adds h i s name.''

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I f T h e local camp M. W. *of A. Ijeld their e lect ion of officers in their hall in the M<*Gruer block last Thursday evening. T h e fol­lowing officers were e lected: i Consul, C. S. F e l t ; Advisor. H-. f k N'icol; Banker, E . »P. Al len; Clerk, B. C. Jones; Escort, Chas

Eerden; Watchman, Bert S la te ; entinel, Rol land Lunderman;

Trustee, three years, George i ial lagher. *• T h e installation of the new officers will be held Saturday Evening, January 10, followed b'y 4 banquet.

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\ The Citizens National Bank

O f J-ZeurmimcHndL, 1ST, ^T. Capital, - - - • $25,O6a.O0 | Sttrplps md&t&Mf, - - $6,000,00

With Resources Over $190,000.00

PER CENT INTEREST Paid I

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fin Time Certificates of Deposit 1 Whv not s,tai$ the Jfew Xear by opening a Checking |

Account? "When ouvififly, bill pr transfer money.in any f manner^write you^ cheefc -thereby- eliminating- all possible^ danger from loss, n endbrser#ent is a positive proof o4 payment. •" ^

Spie Deposit Boxes For Kent. I Patronize Your Home institution And Help Your Home Town. |

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W. D. EVANS, President,. ROBERT SMITH, Vice-President,

R. i t . CONVOY. Cashier.

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iWonld b ' a pair of shoes for a Christmas Gift, . v ^ . "We carry everything to be foUnA in'a firat class, ug-to-date shoe store, *

W© are showing Jsome splendid lines ofChristhaas Novelties including • Felt Nullitiers Kreep-A'^VVaslippers, and Wool lined shoes for Women

A pair of any of .the apoye would make a splendid Christmas Gift for Mother. * r '

Wh6n in the citywe would be pleased to have you call and see .what""' £ vrehaye-jn these lines. -

WML, &JFRASER, I Ogdensburg^ F . Y. J •

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Gret Your« N^tatBook And Jot Do^n t Theitems^yQiMhave ye t to buy for Christmas J ,

The follpw#^()iit^fi*%^-*y6ti'nlake a wise • selection:

Watches / ' _ll Clbe&s Watch Chains Cuff "Links Scarf Pins Bracelets Rings-Signet Rings-Diamond Rihgs-All Kinds Brooches Bar Pins Beauty Pins Gold Bemads Gold Lockets Neck Chains Eye Glass Holders Tie Clasps > Belt Ruckles Hat Pins Fountain Pens Thermometers Jewel Cases Silverware Toilet Sets

... MilitaryJSrushes '. Terfhmery . Box Paper

Books Stationery, Supplies of all kinds. Hair Brushes Combs, Hand Mirrors Post Card Albums A big line of Dolls and Toys. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS

Dont talk Phonograph purchase till you have heard an Edison.

Thev are now made with the horn concealed within a beautiful Cabinet.

The reproducing Point is a Genuine Diamond;* that is never changed likka-needle.

It does not wear out. nor does it wear the Rocord.

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' Michael McGuire, owner for | h e past few years of the Bras ie <|orners hotel , has sold the hos­telry to Edward McGrath of (isouverneur, who will take pos ­sess ion Jan. 15. For a few years past the hotel has been conducted % Johtr Clohosey, who is plan­ning to g ive a farewell ball in t|ie near future. Mr. Clohosey

j1 if as not yet decided where he will locate.

B i i r k C S ' Th® Home of Good Shoes

Can You Think Of a Chr i s tmas Gift - that

wil l g i v e m o r e genuine pleas­

ure than a pair of Dress

Slippers ?

Men' s s t y l e s in Pa tent s , Kids

and Calfs .

W o m e n ' s s ty j e s in

P a t e n t s , C a l f s and

Kids .

Satins,

Beaded

B u r k e S ? Th_f .Sllppe* Store

38 Ford Street, Ogdensburg, N. Y.

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