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Vol 63. Houiton, Maine, Wednesday, November 19, 1913 No. 47

grounded numerous other craft and A Remarkable Source -t -1----- Foxes Worth a Fortune Tariff Rates caused a property loss as yet unesti­ mated, but which will run into the In A recent issue giving the new Look at any quarter, and you will Shipment oi Cubs From Alaska millions. The details of the storm Tariff Rates the T i m e s was misin­ not fine! quite the same quality and DEFENSES Said to be Valued at $100,000. which literally swept from the end formed and the following corrections quantity of reading-matter as in the of Lake Superior to the end of Lake unique combination provided by The are m ade : A shipment of 126 cub foxes, esti­ E rie, were told when the vessels be­ Lard, Bacon and Hams, as well as Youth’s Companion. In provision mated value $100,000. recently ar­ gan arriving at the various ports Pressed Meat, Beef and Pork, is and purpose it is the ideal home p a­ rived in Vancouver on a Canadian with tales if hardships and heroic practically prohibited on account of per. Live and wholesome fiction. Pacific Railway steamer from Skag- re4cues seldom old on the lakes. It being Necessary to have an inspec­ Articles of inspiration by men who way, Alaska, says a consular report. The storm was hardest at Cleve­ tor’s certificate accompanying same. have achieved. Information at hand Included in the lot were red, black land, Ohio, where 21 indies of snow Drelsed Poultry is dutiable at 2c per that busy people want. Enough of and silver gray foxes, one pair of fell and five persons were killed. pound and live at 1c a pound. Buck­ editorial comment, of science, and of black foxes being estimated as worth Twenty persons are missing in Cleve- wheat and Buckwheat Flour are events to keep one abreast of the day. $10,000 when full grown. The owner, land and $2,0ship Maine has produced 220 bushels per the fifty-two issues .of 1914 will re­ “The naval power of the nations is so nicely balanced now that no one mus. A s a defense against this it may soon after capture. Several black drowned in Lake Erie near Buffalo. aitte as compared with her yield of ceive free the remaining issues of of them would be willing to risk the be that a small army must be main­ pups have died soon after being sold The escapes from death were nu­ 199 bushels per sere last year. Its 1913, and a copy of The Companion tained in the zone, and it has been spg> destruction of a single battleship by for $1,600 to $2,500. A western raw merous. After tiie storm Friday closet rival this year is Colorado Practical Hojne Calendar in addi­ gested that the towns of Empire and attacking those forts, which will be fur company, which has been sup­ midnight had blown away the for­ with a record of only 115 bushels per tion. • equipped with powerful guns, and of Culebra, Instead of being destroyed plying the Eastern markets with ward part of liis ship, Captain J. W . •ore. THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, course the accuracy of guns on shore because they are on the “wrong side” yovng live foxes announces that it Duddelson of the steamer L. C. According to the report the total 144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. is much greater than that of those on a:’ the canal, be utilized as quarters for will discontinue Eastern shipments, Waldo, navigated by a small inac­ potato crop of M ain e in 1912 w as 23,- New Subscriptions Received at this moving vessels. I do not believe the the soldiers. This would necessitate connecting them with the other aide of having decided to establish a farm curate compass and tiie aid of a lan­ 106,000 bushels, while this year the Office. forts would be attacked from the sea the canal, where the Panama railroad in Western Alberta, where 4o foxes tern held by a sailor. yield w a s 26,840,000 bushels. L a s t before the enemy had fought and won a naval victory.” urn been re-located, by ferry, bridge or are already domiciled. In this w ay lie guided him self and year the price was 41 cents per bush­ Biggest Farm’s The forts of which Colonel Goethals tunnel. No decision on this matter has It, is stated that a decrease of 25 to crew to a reef where the crew on el, while this year 60 cents. Maine seen the authorities. spoke are nearing completion and the reached yet by 5() per cent has taken place in the landing suffered intense cold and takes a high rank also in the high B ig W ays Meanwhile the army has not been emplacements for many of the heavy prices paid for these animals, which hunger until their rescue. rank of the total production of pota­ guns already have been constructed. neglecting its part of the defensive Near Takiro, Mo., is the hugest ^ is attributed to the large number The crew of the Turrett Chief, toes, standing fourth on the list. No one not officially connected with work. For some time the Tenth in­ tillable farm in the United States, which have been supplied from the when the ship struck tiie rocks in Only New York, Michigan and W is­ the work is permitted to approach fantry has been encamped in the zone entire northern country of Alaska, Lake Superior, were forced to go consin showing a larger yield. Mich­ the property of four children of the them, but I venture to say that, in ease and its men, in small detachments, late David Rankin. It contains 25,- Yukon territory and the North west j as},ore scantly clad. They built a igan heads the list with 33,600,000 of urgent necessity the guns could be have been “hiking” all over that part territories. The supply has bnon | imt to protect them from tiie bliz- bushels. Maine also more than held 000 acres, and last yea)1 there were hurried down to the isthmus and of the isthmus. The possibilities of mounted ready for emergency service landing a hostile force on the shores plentiful mi account of the young its own in yield of all crops combined under cultivation 14.000acres in corn, |zard. within a very short time. of both the Atlantic and the Pacific foxes being dug out of t heir holes be- Showing an increase o' er that of the 3,000 each in wheat and oats, and It A'as impossible even to estim ate Two forts protect the Atlantic era have been investigated and also the j foj-e they wen- able to escape. In a preceding year. l,50o in alfalfa. At $125 an acre the the loss to vessels wrecked or dani- land alone is worth almost $5.(too,nun. - j short t inn-the young foxes will leave ytgeil by grounding. Shippers in The profit on the entire farm fur one ■ir dam--, and it will t her he iin- Detroit said the loss on Lake Huron Canada and Our Tariff. year recently was $100,000. ■ r~ i I > 1 e to rat cl 1 them other than and in the Detroit and St. Clair riv The farm makes a specially of cat­ in frap- .which will then, in ers alone would be several hundred •The surplus products of the S.otX),- tle, for which practically all t h-■ ba hi lily increase tin price of thousand dollars. Three* o f t h e 000 Canadian people have not made grain grown is used. Five thousand -'HD- animal-- in Hie E a-i mm mar- wrecked steamers increase the loss A. much Impression on the cost of liv­ cattle wej e fed mi the farm last vr;ir. by $.500,11110 while the scores of sm all­ t h s iii in g o f our 100,000,000, since the A m e r­ It was a theory of David Kan Is in. er craft driven ashore in L ak e S u ­ ican tariff reductions were put into and it is bci ng ad I mred to in < 11. ■ < >| > - perior and Lake Erie will send the effect, though there has been a live­ erwt ion of tiie farm today, 11 - a t many Severe Sform In total much higher. ly export movement of agricultural iai'im'/s sell too much raw man-rial M the Middle West The tn.'i-e important mishaps to products from C a n a d a the past j urnl not ! 1 n f till- f i II i> 11 v.-ss.ds weiv : s m ** month. It lias, however, increased net. T, ii(ui1 t-r Is ■ a i .y.. Uubb-niilhul 5nu font -.feel freighter To the cost of living to the Canadian ; *i find it pndhahh- to feed <• d Inis - S'lp'! S floating bottom up in Lake Huron a. and increased the profit to the pro-j 1 gain an imnn-ns.- amount < voi . - -re w 11 la- few inib-s -out'i of Port H ttton. Built ducer of agricultural produce there. Ij/or. 'rims I Imvi- my farm w Nilge of a ' lire m Canada, cargo probably fla x ; F o r 1 us tan ce, the price of potatoes ^ ils i found it." -now storm, i-iiinii Cni'ed Stages life saving crew found in the rural districts of New Bruns- j H orses and m ules an- m.t ;>. mutt X o V , it. W ! icil cost t i vessel in such position as to have w ick has jumped in less than a week to grow old Ka 11k in i a mi Quarantine Station on Culebra I si and. dy three score p made it almost impossible fur any of from 75c to $1.20 per barrel. Twen- Every vear a eld t liel'e w ! .( at o m 11 j 1 1 M 111 i il - la k tin- crew of from 2-5 to 4o to have es- 'nil- Hi Id have ty^flve carloads were shipped over at lias re If! - I’nitit, s-Miniv, Then little I with its cn w. wise the Canadian government railways di-jM .-.i j ed a respectable age is nl. break i v- hav-- be» n started billed to New York immediately a f ­ | Practically every ymi H m- -1 a lib-- a ad ih '-■■■aide landing places ter the new tariff went into effect. j are filled with a fresh |1 »<«I > t. 1; 11 i t ii 11! aiu-r hi Mara.iHit i: ■ i a :.d. a lm.V with . • make their way The taking off of the duty on lum-1 work animals, in nr ing t 1: *' III a \ 1 h iim< : t (■!■>". tn ' 1 . - " U nt‘- arm ut a it- s* an-; hie to given points ber will, of course, be of great bene- | mum of efficiency, t he 1 ,* - SlIi- kii’b- () hens! nf ( 5 i! -. * t t ,, ■ j, ; ]n-S" 1 In , mapping the country fit to Canadians and will mean a ! 5.57 horses and umli I-P- s11!(1 a 11 -1 fort i tic afi s are still -eb-ii tfeta nl i i - r i Hi, y n order to determine large increase in this trade. Years , ttie proeeet of I lie sal m -ttf 1 ii 11 11 i vat inn tin- ]..ilms a:ui nt in-i- li­nj- r ; hat 1 amid do. vngi-ta a g o the Eastern Provinces had a than $2.5,000. Buyers c 1111 - 11 n 1111 -.■il- Th this work of investlga- At t J hr: tie un! n ’ tin ra- n,i!, a ▼pry large, trade in lime with the of nidus distant to Tn I ij-u !ii all ■■II.1 K i i j i Ty am! wholly unolll- litHi- 11 e ! hai: 111 '-ft nut in t!ii- United States, but a duty was im­ these sales. ran!) an <1, is M:at t lie shores of t)m ik * ; t n 1 rinse t - > 1 ! ua.-’t. ri; mi \ 11 a! within a good many posed which practically closed the No nifin u fact tiling i. 11 i- • ■ r i II1 ihu y II fi-i . Ill Stat.-s ■ e i 1! 11 - r; 1 u■ink Dn Hu ipiara nine hat d(i>- si-re- ikstainno- -.\»-st of Hie /one, Some people think colds are only caught through exposure. This in The increased business is alread y at Takiro. two clerks a nl an mb ill” for tha - (anal. ( Mi !j'M In -t v\ r.-n ; in n . re and t In- canal th - return is contradicted by the fact that Arctic explorers are peculiarly free taxing to the fullest extent the equip­ machine are busy wit bunks 1 n;il others being built, str> Mingle is si 1 M'-ns.so as to lie virtually from colds. It is more generally accepted that colds are the result of civilized ment of the Canadian government one year’s end to tin nt In*!', rim - 11111 ;i s : t i j 1 - -, that tile dangerous dis- railways and the minister of rail­ farm is divided into t «* 11 film bus ! 'riel, is that, lying ;n medial ely cast of life, due to super-heated rooms and a very rapid change in temperature which ways at Ottawa has authorized the ranging from tdo to 4.7fio acn Hu- zone nil the t mitic sale. On the causes the nerve centers to be depressed, and still more largely due to con­ purchase of additional rolling stock. ranches are operated on a ] i.ist mentioned sin ■es an enemy could well land an arm\ and the semi-open, tagionone member of a family imparting a cold to another by sneezing or ship basis, the owners furnisl Canadians also look on the remov­ rolling savannas between there and coughing. land against the labor o! the part­ al of the duty on flsh as agreac boon. the canal would give easy access to ners. I A cold means nothing i f relieved quickly. That such a purpose may be Up to the present with a large Can­ the zone. A record of every transaction on I accomplished, a quick aid to a cold is an essential. A remedy especially adian catch down would go the price The army officers on the Isthmus the farm is kept at the central office* In South America and Southern Eur­ make 10 secret of the fact that their dt ised to relieve colds quickly is P E R U N A . N o t a pound of soap), not a box of ope, and it was only when catches investigations are being carried on P E R U N A contains such ingredients that have an especially beneficial in* m atches, is bought without a requisi­ mainly with the .Japanese in mind. were small that Canadian people got fl nee upon the inflamed mucous membranes and the quicker these mucous tion, signed by the foreman it the How those islanders could land there a fair prloe. Their markets were re­ m mbranes are given the benefit of a remedy like PERUNA, the quicker the farm is operated directly or by the and what they could do if they did stricted ; they had no back door, so parner if the farm is operated on the land are the problems engaging the rc ief and the less contagion. to speak, and they practically had partnership plan. Each foreman attention of Colonel Greene and his A neglected cold may become a serious menace to one's own life, and far to take Whatever was given for their men of the Tenth. and partner must submit a monthly i * produce. With a free entry to the One defensive measure that has worse, may endanger one's family. report, which is virtually an inven­ United States the old condition dis­ been adopted Is the clearing out of W e insure our homes against fire, our lives against death. W h y should tory of the whole area and stock and appears for the rest of the annual practically all Inhabitants from the we not insure ourselves against colds i f possible by having a medicine in the ••tehee can be absorbed by the machinery. When the books are zone, except at the ends of the canal family chest that can be nssu at once ? Uaited States. They are predicting balanced at tbe close of the year a and In several of the larger towns, that In a very few years from now statement is made just as complete Monument to the Builders of the 1 which, as I have said, may be kept as P E R U N A is a reliable household remedy for colds and should be in every as any business corporation could quarters for the soldiers. All holdings m the half of their annual catch of cod­ Panama Railway, W. H. Asplnwall, home, for there should be a desire to combat a cold as quickly as possible. [ of land are being valued by a mixed fish will find Its way to the U n ited subm it. Henry Chauncey and John L. Ste­ commission and the residents moved This is enlightened hygiene. States market. The farm is not as large by more vens, In the Grounds of the Wash­ 'to than 2,000 acres as it was when D av­ ington Hotel, Colon. | away. W hen the canal is completed People who are feeble and run down are more subject to colds than per­ the Jungle, much of which has been id Rankin died, in 1909. One thous­ sons in normal health. Such persons need outdoor life and PE R U N A to help tlons. The rounded tops of the rocky cleared out. will be allowed to grow, up and acres were sold last summer and build up a strong constitution. I f yon have a poor appetite that is often a islets have been cut off and a little again, for the experience of centuries 1,000 acres a year ago. One of the army of men is busy blasting and shov­ has shown that that Jungle itself is a warning that you probably need a tonic like Perana for Perana aids the axioms of David R a n k in w a s ; eling and preparing the bulwarks be­ powerful defense against an invading digestive organs. When your appetite is fair and work and exercise do not “Never sell the farm.” But the hind which wifi be mounted long can­ army. The practicable roads through quickly tire you, your susceptibility to colds diminishes very much. heirs of Mr. Rankin are trying to non and immense mortars. The four it are few and far between, the make the farm more compact, so islands are all being connected with streams not navigable, and the growth Persons who object to liquid medicines can now obtain P E R U N A 1 am now cutting fresh that it can be operated with greater each other, and Naos, the nearest, is of trees, brush and great vines so TABLETS. each day fine blooms of economy. Eventually it will prob­ Joined to the mainland at Balboa by a dense that it is virtually impassable ably be reduced to about 15,IKK) acres breakwater about 17,000 feet long, on for a body of men, to say nothing of Carnations Chrys a n t h e- which has been constructed a railway cannon and supply wagons. A rapid and divided among the four heirs. line. dash through the Jungle would be en­ mums and Violets. Will But if the Missouri farm acreage PILESI PILES! PILES! CHICHESTER s ra u Some eight miles away, nearly due tirely out of the question, and when be pleased to make these has been reduced the loss lias been WILLIAMS’ INDIAN PILE OINTMENT south, lies the larger island of Taboga, the zone is deserted all food supplies DIAMOND BRAND made up in other states. The Ran­ Will cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. up in any design or bou­ and timid souls have suggested that it will have disappeared. It absorbs the tumors, aliays itching at once, o' quet you may wish in the kin estate recently bought 4,600 acres would form a safe shelter and recuper­ Some fear has been expressed that acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. For sale b.v all druggists, mail 50c and 81.00. of land near Liberal, Kan., and ating point for a hostile fleet, for its a few men could land, make their way •// most artistic style. ,0* about 9,000 acres near O’Neill, Neb. hills rise to a considerable elevation quietly to the canal and blow up the WILLIAMS MFG.CO., Props., Cleveland, Ohio 0O’ and on its south side there is plenty locks. But It seems unlikely that they LADIES t of deep water. But if Colonel Goe­ could get ashore and transport to the For Sale by Perks’ Drug Store. Aik your Druggist for CHI-CHKS-TBR’S Rich Country Drifting Backward. DIAMOND BRAND PILLS in R rd and, thals' opinion is to bo taken— and it canal, undetected, enough explosives G old metallic boxes, sealed w ith Blu« CHADWICK, Honduras, with vast deposits of min­ should be—Taboga need not cause to do any great damage. Ribbon. T a k e no o t h e r . Bar oF your erals of all kinds, with untold thou­ Druggist and aik for CDI.CHES.TfiB 8 Uncle Sam any anxiety. On the whole, the canal will be quite DIAMOND BRAND PII.LS, for twentv-firO sands of acres of the richest tropical Dividend Notice years regarded as Best, Safest, Always Reliable. FLORIST “The rnortars to be installed In the adequately protected—provided It is fruit and vegetable lands in the world, Pacific fortifications.” said he, “will be not attacked too soon. A ,semi-annual Dividend at rate of four per SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS and untold possibilities as t. toffee pro-' cent, per annum has been declared by the i T i m e Pl/CDYU/Urpr w o r t h ISERVATORIES: I t r i e d tVCn I nnCnC t e s t e d ducer, has a smaller population than Iloulton .Savings Bank, payable on and after 119** - m t a t m w t It had 50 years ago. While ether coun­ Wednesday, Nov. 5th, 1915. Dividends not tries less favorably situated have ENGRAVED & PRINTED withdrawn will be added to the principal. forged ahead, Honduras has slowly but L. 0. LUDWIG, Treasurer. FOLEY KIDNEY P M S itttdilx drifted backward. GALLING CARDS AT THE TIMES OFFICE Iloulton, Me. Nov. 4th, 1913. FOR RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AN0 BLAOOEft 2 ThejAroostook^Times, Wednesday, November 19, 1913.

Nor:''i-; o r !■ k - i \| ; i; ( : no, t o- *' i ■ r i it, i; > C. I. Entertainment 1 1 1 1 Noto-i. ot- !■'ii:- l .M kktixo ok C kkiutoks In tin* District Court of the Dr 'mi states for the District ol Maui*'. In I’.ank: uptcy. In the DDtra't < omt of the Cnitwl States for The Senior class of Iv. ('. I., Jris I n the matter m the Distric t of Main-' In bankruptcy. engaged the services of Miss Agn 's Goalie]' A, London In I sink] nptc\. I n the ma.ter of bankrupt. Alvin stitham In Bankruptcy (). Herse.v, a talented reader, who Blood ••.Bankrupt. , To the creditor-, of said Cavalier A.. Mrs. \Yhit( lather, Mr. M. I>. He will present a varied program, in­ London ot Presque Isle in the county 4 o the creditors of iSaid Alvin Stitham H o d g d o n of Bridgewater in thy county of Aroostook, more. cluding many imw and popular se ­ of Aroostook, and District aforesaid If ixuikmpt. ’ iand District afore-,'.id. u bankrupt. The teacher in Hist. No. 4, Miss ed ions front our best authors, at M e d ic in e ", Notice is hereby gi\% q that on* the loth day A Pie Social will be held at the Notice is herehv given that on the ldth dav Bubal', of Danforth. was obliged to the First Baptist Church on the That originated in a famous doc­ of Nov. A. D. ltd::. the said Of N«dv.. A. D. Idle thj> said Alvin Stitham home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benn Cavalier A. London was duly adjudicat­ as* aforesaid was duly • adju Heated bank­ giv<* up her work on account of the evening of December third. tor’s successful prescription, that rupt: and that the fu£t meeting of his on Friday evening, Nov. ‘21st. All ed bankrupt, and that the Hirst meeting serious illness of her mother, and Miss Horsey is a native of this is made from the purest and best of his creditors will he held at the oflice of creditors’ win be held- ".’at the office of are cordially invited. ingredients, thr.t ha-, a record of k.dwin L. Vail, in Houiton, on the Ldwin ^L, \ ail in iloulton, on the Ctli Mr. John Crawford of Houiton will stab a graduate of Coburn Classi- day of I)«c , A. f>. l’di:};. *ut o’clock The death of Mrs. Eliza Jane H as­ relief and ben fit believed to be dth day of I tee.. A. It. ltd:;. at in fin is h the term. cal I nstitute and Emerson School of o'clock in the forenoon, at which time in the for* noon, at which /-time the said kell, wife of Samuel Haskell occur- unequalled the world over—such the said creditors may attend, prove tlieii creditors may attend, prove their claim*, 'l’iie community was saddened on Oratory. She has taught English appoint a tiuMtf1’, examine tfi’e bankrupt, ed at her home in Hodgdon on Fri­ is HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. claims, appoint a trustee, examine the hauk- Monday to hear of the death of Mr. an i Expression in several of titt­ nipt and transact such other business as may | n n L S ”rilrt !?u,:h ,,thpi: business, as may day morning, Nov. 14. James Thompson. The funeral was le iding schools of Maine as well as proper! v come l>efore said meeting. d ’ - toIllP before.said mating.. • Although Mrs. Haskell had been KDWINL. VAIL. I .* „hJ,U l s L \ AIL. held on Tuesday at his late resid­ California, and has has had wide Referee in Bankrupted. . „ Hmferee in Bankruptcy. in poor health for several months ence ; the Rev. Mrs. Dickinson of experience as a reader, appearing F O R S A L E Dated at Iloulton, Nov., 17, 10i:>. * \ 1 at Iloulton, N0\.D, ldl-t. she wa9 able that morning to pre­ Woodstock, N. B., officiated, and before a great many schools ami pare the morning meal and was at interment was at Evergreen, Houi­ Clubs, in the Southern part of this ■ New seven room house, fin­ " u ^ ' V!r T ,S.‘; °r V I1— I -'•■ •"••■ K'.k K i i k t MKK«X« .FCMIHTOIH the breakfast table when she died,, Ik tin- District < omt of lor, tin- Oist.k-t Coon of the VnlM S «t , for ton. state during the past two years. the District of Maine. death being due to heart failure, at Her press notices are very flattering. ished bn first class shape, with In the matter of I the District of Maine, In Bankruptcy. the age of 72. Besides her husband Nathan (’. Herrick ! In Bankruptcy. j Hi the matter of Several local artists will assista hardwood floors, coal furnace, Bankrupt. > I .lames M. Tan- In Bankruptcy. the leaves one brother, Isaac Hutch­ Patten Miss Hersev with musical numbers ; To the creditors of Nathan C. Herrick of Bankrupt. inson of Hodgdon, and four sisters. and an interesting program is con- electric lights, bath and town Presque Isle in the County of Aroostook, T° the erniiton. (,f said James M. Tarr Mr. A. (). Briggs was a business and district aforesaid, a bankrupt of Oak field m the county of Aroostook, Mrs. Jane Blther of Linneus, Mrs. fidently expected. caller in town Tuesday. Notice is hereby given that on the aiJd district aforesaid, a bankrupt Ruth Howard of Linneus, Mrs. Al­ water and sewer, diy lot in loth day of Nov., A. I). lPl.y the said Notice is hereby given that on the 15th day fred Kelso of Hodgdon Mills, and Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. Grant spent » 1 ,.i Bor rick was duly adjudicated of-Nov., A. I)., 1913. the said .James M good location, A Splendid bankrupt; and that the first meeting of I arr was duly adjudicated bankrupt ; M rs. Susan Haskell of Hallowell, last week at Mr. Wallace Grant’s. Possible Favor. Ins creditors willtie held at the office and that the first meeting of his creditors will beside many friends. Miss Gertrude Watson closed a Mrs. Upin Clondland—“And now, bargain if sold at once. of Edwin L. Vail in Houiton, on the (jth beheld at the office of Edwin L. Vail in Bridget, you have served me so well, day of Dm,-, a . I). 1913, at 10 o’clock Boulton, on the Oth day of Dec. A. I). iDlA, The funeral was held from her very successful term of school on in the forenoon, at which time the at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time late home on Sunday afternoon 2 Friday. what do you want for your birthday? Inquire of said creditors may attend, prove their claims, sa*,l creditors may attend, prove their I want to give you something you’ll appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bank- o’clock, Kev. Mr. Sabine of the Free Mrs. Rubie Ingraham is quite ill, like very much.” Bridget—“If it’s ail transact such other business as may properly rupt, and transact such other business as Baptist church of Hodgdon officiat­ JAMES McNTTTor come before said meeting. may properly come before said meeting but tier friends wish for a speedy re­ the same to ye, mum, I rather ye’d ing. Interment wns made in the EDWIN L. VAIL. ; EDWIN L. VAIL, covery. gimme me back wages.” DO TOLAS W. McNTTT family lot at Hodgdon. , , Referee in Bankruptcy. Referee in Bankruptcy. Mr. Lester Grant returned [tome Dated at Houiton, Nov. 17th, loio. . Dated at Houiton, Nov. 17ih, 1913. from the woods where he has been on the survey, bringing with him a L u d l o w fine deer. I O £ IOOI BOOK lO E Will Grant and Harley Dow have M rs. Amos Hemoye is quite ill at gong to Harvey’s Siding to work in the hotr'e of her father, Mr. Loren tile woods. They expect to he gone Chase. until Christmas. Miss Maude Ingraham spent last Mrs. Frank Hamilton returned to week with her sister, Mrs. C. P. her home, Saturday, after spending Small- two weeks with her parents, Mr. anti M is. Hussey of Houiton is visiting Mrs. Chas. Carpenter.’ hef daughter, Mrs. James Webb, Mr. Roy Watson is expected home . for a few days. from Pittsfield this week to spend M r. John Hamilton has moved liis the Thanksgiving vacation with his fam ily to the E d w in G iven house on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wat­ the Moose Brook corner. son. M r. David Mooers has returned to A surprise party was given Mr. his home from Houiton where he and Mrs. Clifford Drew Friday night has been receiving treatment. by the married people of Happy Cor­ Mr. and Mrs. Shepard W h i t e ner, and a very pleasant evening ..spent Saturday and Sunday with was spent by all.

Canadian Cattle For Clubs •Si. Slaughter French Club

Sinoe the passage of the new’ tariff The French Club 11 • > 1 1 it.- first aot the United States Veterinary meeting for the season on Thursday. - Inspector and the local Gust o in s Nov. 1 at the home i.f tin- presi­ Officers have allowed animals for dent, Mrs. John \Y at son. slau gh ter to be left at the Starkey Tin1 lesson for tlm day was taken slaughter house instead of compel­ up and plans for t hr winter's emirs*- i i i ling them to be taken to the Govern­ were dismissed. A dainty imieh wa- ment Quarantine Station. served and the club adjminn- i t*» U n d e r orders issued November meet with Mr-. Ft-rgusmi mi l‘b-a-- 15th a ll animals whether for slaugh­ ant. St., next Thursday at <>',•[,>rk. ter or any other purpose imported from Canada must be taken direct Ricker Travel Class O to the Government Q u a r a n t i n e The nm * t i 11 g of the Hiekr l'i a v• I Station at the Stable of George E. THE FASHION Class Inis le-rii p< >s t po ti ■ I -m are.unit E m erso n and there be kept until re­ of tin* lecture af Watsmi Hall, mi L ( leased by permission of the Customs A the a usp ices of the Woman' - ( ' 1 u \», officers upon proper certificate of the Veterinary Inspector. W o m a n ’s C lu b The i 1 lust ra ted left u r-■ < > 1 Hr. O. IL O Me. Anti-Tuberculosis Humphrey of Bang<»r mi Mmrla, evening at Watsmi Hal! ta L<• - Mm A s s n . place of the regu iar nu-'-i i ng .

T h e M e. Anti-Tuberculosis Asso­ The Vendrcdi Club ciation is actively engag h1 in a cam­ I The eliili will omit t In ir tm * i mg ONE HUNDRED GARMENTS AND OVER paign against th e “ Great White 1 for this \v k. 1 P la g u e ” undertaking by lectures u sin g the stereoptieon, ami by an O OUR OUTPUT OF GARMENTS FOR THE PAST WEEK. *1 and Fiction exhibit well worth your while to see, even at considerable trouble, to and F rt but ( ‘lull will m ak e known some simple facts the Mis. 1’r.i 11 k 1'. ( ' l.i i !■.. There is a reason, they know what they have saved widespread knowledge of which Sa t ii nI.-.y . ‘s 11 \ . Should have large influence in stamp­ PROGI i A M and what their neighbor has saved ...... ing out this disease which is discrim­ Than k - l: i \ 11 m < >: 11 - f; i r inating oyr State at an average rate tioii- o f 1000 per year. * - -1 c " a- 1 tii L <|; i a d *ir O The few coats we have left will be put on sale Saturday morning, Rev. A. J. Torsielf, the lecturer of ’*•■!' ma ,;a/i a. o the association, gave his illustrated ‘ I’ll.- \I.ank-cit'iii : f■ -1 ■ fifty cents on the dollar, together with about one hundred new samples lecture to a crowded auditorium, ne­ ■a- ’ .'Ll 1 I 1] Wi II I ! ' cessitating the use of the vestry and tab-id: a lid Dm- -i-a. tv! i at thirty three and a third (33 l-3off. ) Coats, Suits, Furs and Dresses g a lle ry of tlie Baptist church, and a Dm a d large number of people manifested Histuricfil Tab - direct from the manufacturers for spot cash means business. Examine their interest and readiness to aid in -w—(’ 11ai>t < r *-i_! h t the work undertaken. 1 <*a a-r. M t >. But'!.. - the quality, style and prices and you will agree. No woman who likes T h e lecturer is confident, if the Cnrrem Events O people will only help as they may to be well dressed wall miss the opportunity. by observing the simple laws and Houiton Music Club conditions of health and so teach The meeting t 111- Week will me th eir children, that in ten years' hold "ti account > > i tin cmirm t r i \ $12.00 Coats $5.98 $15.00 Coats $7.98 $25.00 Coats $16.98 tim e a case of Tuberculosis will he by them in Watsmi Hal! mi Thm as infrequent as a case of small pox. dav evening. $22.50 Suits $11.50 $25.00 Suits $16.98 $35.00 Suits $19.00. On December , at Presque Isle, 6 r>. M r. Torsleff plans to have represen­ resses 'A ai ds, and all colors in Petticoats with silk ruffles 98c. tatives from the vj rious towns of the Pe.'u.iv c ;■ r ' <• O county to organize tin* emudy for There up ; ■ : • r, the maintenance of a visiting nurse, Jems than . ■ - the advantages of "which he set forth dew. In svtitni<- n , .• Sunday evening. geometrical < rr." ] 1 ■, : - H o w m an y people know that Houi­ prismatic roll sc i •> < - . - ton has a record of 74 deaths from gorgeous object. ■! *•<>!,-: i M jinn tuberculosis since 1906 ? Is it not wonderful P-Virs,/ ;*l ,, H K V V spider has for auemmig w i,s mii •* time the citizens got busy ? nn| ft A fill 111 ff irjrir 4 (in Was ever comb m worn, m* b<>u*D• ir » rt r t & W -1 fi pi fl M P i more perfect, or more at D-.crh o then Ittn T $I it w » i H j m nit Men— and Vaudeville. these combs that the rphL-r has rt ill - ftftl i i« M i l ,11* M * s ▲ 11 men may be divided into two end of tiie claws to aid in manipulat­ A V i 11; classes— those who,like vaudeville and ing the cobweb threads, in clinging to ( u n r those who can stand it when they are a rough object, and as aids in walk drank.—Smart Set Magazine. big over the web? o Saving By Fixed Plan, You’d be surprised if you knew the large number of men and women who are laying away a fixed portion of their earnings regularly in the Savings Dept, of this bank. Such deposits total up fast; we add to them at a liberal rate of interest. Tell us you are interested in best care of YOUR savings, and we ll tell you how you can save with us by mail. THE FASHION O Nickerson Block Houiton, Maine. O

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which they are not now applied A A AAAAAAAA Encampment to Give | A W izard in Houlton | The Potato Embargo hut where it is conclusively prov­ Social. en that potatoes are infected with OF LOCAL INTEREST J In olden times wizards were spok­ disease I have received so i If the same condition exists in dif­ many communications by letters 1 «!H 8WW 8W KX**X* en of with awe and trembling, but The members of Aroostook En­ ferent parts of New Brunswick as is and telegrams upon this” subject now that feeling lias changed to one campment No. 41 I. (>. (). F. are I stated in the following clipping from that I cannot reply to all. and am Volney A. Gray ol Dover is visit­ planning on a series of socials to be of curiosity. taking the liberty, therefore, of Walter Coes of the Mars Hill View l Newcastle, X. B., which was pub- asking you to give such publici­ ing his daughter, Mrs. Don McLeod. When Pitt Parker appears at the v w in Houlton, Saturday, on busi­ held at Odd Fellows Hall during tlm I lished in a recent issue of the Fred­ ty to this letter as you may deem winter months. The first <>f these |(1 ranK« Hal1 N ov- those who are ness. Mrs. A. E. Schriver, of Milo, was ericton Gleanor, there should lie an best. in town last week the guest of will be held Tuesday. Dec. 2nd. and j not present will miss a modern wiz- embargo placed on New Brunswick Yours trulv. On account of Judge Bird missing »U Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are “ >'(l »n the line of crayon work. He (Signed) CHARLES F. JOHNSON the train, Court did not open until 2 friends. i stock coming into the United States, e irdiallv invited to attehd. Ils als0 a Provisional reader, imper- Houlton Grange will hold an all j The potato crop in this section, P. M. Tuesday. The program will consist of danc- j collator and lecturer, taking his .mill­ day session on Saturday next, Nov. (Newcastle) which was a very The G uild of the M. E. Church will ing, card placing and a social t i m e > ^ s from all parts of the world, good yield, is now threatened to Echoes ot 1912 Weather hold a sale of Christmas articles on 22, 1913. in general. Refreshments will be | The press notices of him are right he totally destroyed by a form of Dec. 17, at the vestry. Geo. Briggs of Stockholm is spend- rot which lias set in since the Nov. 14, 1912, six inches of snow served and a good time is guaranteed to tlu‘ Point and speak of him as he- digging of the potatoes. The rot Mrs. Louise B. Spaulding of Cari-jing a few days in town visiting his ing master of his art. and good sleighing. to all. which does not seem to injure boo, spent Sunday and Monday in brothers. the skin of the potato, starts in Nov. 21, w’agons in use. Houlton, the guest of Mrs. C. H. The Guild of the Good Shepherd two different forms, one starting Nov. 25, snowr plow used for first 1914 Auto Plates just under the skin and working time. Fogg. will meet with Mrs. H. R. Ervin. Good Prospects inwardly, whfle the other starts Dec. 3. wagons in use around town The ladles of the Nt. 1C. Church Highland Ave., Wednesday, Nov, at the heart and works outward­ The staff) automobile clerk has re­ 8-11, Dust blow’ing on Main will hold*mmmage«*ite fft)ft^ Man- 19, at 7.30 P. M. The annual meeting of the Carle- ly. ceived a sample 1914 automobile The potato has a very healthy street. Mir Bloolt, W ater St., ert Saturday, Miss E va McGinley left last week ton County Agricultural S o c i e t v number plate, the style which will look, but When cut, open is of a “ 28, six inches snow. Nov. 22, 1913. for Portland to be present at the was held last week in Woodstock blackish color and unfit for use. be used within the st$lie commenc­ Jan. 18. 1913, wagons in use around Mrs. Mattie Powers, formerly of wedding of her brother, which took with a large attendance of members. Farmers around here are unable ing Jan. 1. The colors have been town. this town, and two daughters who place on Monday. The finance reports showed that the to account for it and the whole changed, the new plates being royal season’s crop of some farmers is Feb, 1, w’agons in use, heavy thun­ have been living in Pans, returned Miss Florence Marriott who is now’ society had some $7,000 on h a n d blue with white lettering. Trie new being destroyed by it. der and lightning shower at 2 A. M. to Boston last week. located in Portland, is enjoying a with which to purchase grounds and plates are also somewhat longer and There are enough diseases to which two weeks vacation with her parents, erect buildings for society purposes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kelso were in slightly narrower than those in use Aroostook and Maine stock is sub­ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Marriott. this coming spring. The following W . C. T. U. Reception konlton last week on their way to this year. The position of the name ject to under present conditions with officers were elected : , • West Branch Lake, where they will Jonn Vasser started last week for of the state, “ Maine,” has been out taking the chances of getting any C. L. Smith, president; H. E. Gal­ •pend two weeks at Mr. Kelso's Karnes lumber camp in North changed to the upper right corner of more ihto this country. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. gave lagher, vice-president : G. Shaw. camp. t Amity where he will spend the win­ the plate, and below this the year a reception to the teachers of our 2nd vice-president ; A. D. Holyoke Foreign Stock Mr. Albert Klein left the hospital ter for the benefit of his health. ” 1914” is found. public schools at Watson Hall on secretary. A committee was ap­ Mr. A. G. Merritt recently wrote Monday and is now at his rooms at A le x Cummings who returned last The dealer’s number plates for Wednesday evening. The affair was pointed to report upon w h e r e to his brother in Washington for in­ Mrf, Anderson's. He will be at his week from a hunting trip, was taken next year will have the word '‘ Deal­ a most delightful one, 160 being pre­ grounds can be obtained for the pro­ formation regarding lifting the pres­ etndlo after Thanksgiving to receive ill wdth pneumonia. H i s many er” on the plate as well as the letter sent for the occasion. posed exhibition buildings. ent embargo, and in reply Mr. Mer­ appointments. / friends hope for a speedy recovery. of the series and the year. The new In the receiving line were Mrs, ritt said : Frai ces McLeod, president of the Deputy Clerk of Courts Walter B. Prof. Chapman arrives in town plates are made for the state under “ Regarding th e embargo on local W. ( ’. T. U.. Mrs. Kendall Clark had a crew of men at work this Wednesday and in the evening Entertainment contract. Foreign potatoes, would say T Jackins, Mrs. Julia Ward, Mrs. last week placing the books and there will be a reception given to him Mr. Lawlis, the rutomobile tderk, have just had a telephone con­ versation with the Quarantine Laura Ward, Mrs, PE L. Cleveland, book oases in the new library at the at the Unitarian parlors to which An entertainment will be given by states that he is licensing at this Board of the Department of A g­ Mrs. Frank Clark, Mrs. Charles P. Court House, recently completed. the public is invited. the Senior ('lass of Houlton High season on an average of two cars a riculture and they say the em­ Barnes and the teachers and super­ On Sunday, Nov. 23, services will Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scott of School in Assembly Hall, Friday day. The half rate for licensing is bargo has not bsen lifted any­ where and is not expected to, as intendent of schools. Immediately be held in the Church of the Gpod Charlestown, Me., who have been evening, Nov. 21, 913. in effect from October, 1913, to Jan. the danger is just as great now’ as after the reception a 6 o’clock ban­ Shepherd as follows: 7.30, holy It will consist of two parts : First, 1, 1914. the guests of their daughter, Mrs. when put on, in fact they do not quet was served. The dining hall A farce comedy which has been giv­ communion ; 10.30, morning prayer Frank O’ Brien, Smyrna St., re­ expect it will he lifted for several presented a most strikingappearance with sermon,subject. Thanksgiving; en successfully before and which years. You are at liberty to fifin' turned home Friday. Dr. Starbuck’s Lecture. each table being decorated with cut 11.46, Sunday School ; 7.00, evening contains many laughable scenes that make this information public, if The Aroostook Club at Colby Col­ von so desire.” roses. prayer wfth address. are clearly enacted by talented mem­ lege has chosen Win. A. Tracy '14 F. (’. MERRITT, During t he time of getting seated, bers of the class. Dr. Edwin I). Starbiick. who will Friends in town will be pleased to of Cary, Me., Donokl Putnam '16 Sec'y to Long. Guernsey. orchestra music by Mr. Robinson, Second, a pant-omitm sketch by lecture at the Enitarian church, learn of the marriage of Me. Cecil and Irvin Scribner ’ 17, both of Houl­ At the reqest of the Aroostook Po­ Mr. Bryson and Miss Packard was i'aulim* Phelps, depicting Shake­ ranks as one of the most eminent McGlnley to MissSAlice E. Jackson, ton as executive committee for the tato ((rowers’ Assn, and the Aroos­ enjoyed. After all had done full speare's “ Seven Ages of Man'' which psychologists of the age. He holds Which tookjplwce in Portland, Mon­ year. took Potato Shippers' Assn., Mr. W. justice to the dinner, a most interest­ will be seen to be somewhat different degrees from both Clark and Har­ day afternoon. After a short trip to Ricker defeated St. Mary's ('ollege A. Martin, President of the Nation- ing pro-ram was carried out, the from t !*■ usual v-- rsiom v a r d E niversit ies. He formerly New York they will return to Houl­ of Van Buren at Foot Ball on Satur­ tional Potato Grow’ers' Assn., went first being the president’s welcome 'l'ickets arc j.uw m; sab by the s' u- filled the chair »f Psychology and ton, where they will reside. day at the park, 43 to 0. Mark K-ad- to Washington last week to look af­ to the guests of the evening. Mrs. dents and » \ cryhiuly i n vited f. • (•dago .v at I,eland Stanford. Jr. The many Houlton acquaintances igan and Stephen Gillin, both Houl­ ter tli1 interests of these two County McLeod has been president of this buy. nicer-ity and now hold tin ■ chair I of'the celebrated chemist, Ora W. ton boys, were members of tin visit­ Assoc at ions. ID* was joined in Bos­ organization for 13 years, and her ! b>wa State ( n i versiiy It! . Star- j K«lght, who has been in Houlton a ing team. ton by Dr. W. J. Morse, Pathologist easy and gentle ways makes her an uck is also os-marc of Kelig- iot the Maine {experiment Station. num ber o f trimes as a witness in Dr. F. H. Jackson returned Saiur- 1 ideal officer to look up to. New Quarters !■:ilni'iinnii A ><< .cut t ion t < >r c. .1 - uml later in \V ishington by Presi- criminal cases at the S. J. Court, •day from a two weeks trip to Chica­ After extending a gracious wel­ ' ’ • > . \ml 11 n i \ • i'*il i.■*, : (Liit A h-y and Director Woods of w ill be surprised to learn o f his go, 111., on professional business. come, Mrs. McLeod introduced Mrs. \ tw Firm o pi ■ -■ ■ ' In. ;i i In ids La- n mvii the l1' n i vei'si 1 y if Maine. Senator death which occurred last week. A.. P. McCormick returned Monday 1 Wilson, who took for her subject, h ,i v. <.t a lisi'iH'.1 fn.mi hi* pr..- ! .John * *. n a l*o n ;t> present at the The woman's auxiliary & to meet from a successful hunting trip r.» J How can the teacher help the par- air and is m id or contract In a i i ng. In Watson hall on Wednesday, Nov. Howe Brook. Th mat.» r i cuts. Mrs. Wilson handled th e ;orman 1 uitaria n A sso- Tim nmetiim was wholly along 19th at 2JP. M. Im portant business fondue j question iii a most thorough manner, Major William Goodwin of Au­ lent nr Re- 1 ien f i f i e im •s. and the wart disease is to be transacted and every mem­ Halt, j She was followed by Thomas P. gusta. from the Q u a r t or m n * t «• j \\ , ■ w ha I 1111 m o 111 v )•nown as no ber is requested to be present as shop in t ! Packaid, principal of Houlton Jiigli office N. G. S. M. was in town last 1 a i' - ' a 1 , ! in ot el.a i in* ' 1 e~■! to lain r con preparations are to be made for the h Tum" h canke r wa*unde isiiiera t ion. j school, his subject being along the Wednesday and inspected the pro n . 1 e e , 1 „ ; , , d I .....- e e 1 t 1 1HI'! lee 1 I 1 1 f lie Board annual sale and supper which is to toll- P.K1 1! The I ia '-a Hi nm ■d id- jirior ml- I lines of How tlm parents can help perty of Co. L. and reports sane- m, 'tan:!:, a. . >: y ou ng , a ! 1 w lil lied 1 1) Lt h ait* fromi all conn- take place in Watson hall on Dec. removal that - i p ’ll e : the teacher, hringingout plainly how be in good condition. ; i- d i mn ] Top t a hi e. a - :■e 1,a* a I ri n- wlmr. this di*e a*e wa* known 16th. Y\';i: n m 1 'this particular thing, such as the The Dream Theatre will present <>n ; lea-;,,..: t '■-e, 11 a ' a y a iai 1- 1 ' rii iy I o n \i*t ar n lad'll -ed eld 1'y into the T h e Koon Mem orial chapel in Mr. I parents seeing that their children this Wednesday a strong Essanny : n -; n r . ' .... - : " a f.' a . 1 1 I'dwil! 1' 1 nil e d SI a|t('* . Littleton was crowded beyond its year-. i i a \ j give at east two hours of hard study feature hill entitled “ The Brother* t :" a 1 : ! ' bn , 1 ’ in- W 1 !ii . : .,. , evenings in the home. Mr. Packard Sacrifice." The novelty of t his pic­ t • ' i' : ban ;1. i ! V -net : I'm Ibe po, ;i awe]r* of of I >a 11u; to g r i A loosti ink, service held on Sunday. There will ‘ e : , 1 ■■ , ; I also spoke about how athletics should ture lies in the fact that tin- same a f­ .a: no, am! ; i • a :, 11 e (Ii a i i Inmtli m ill.' 1 i g 1d ol what the service in the chapel om next Sun­ M ! . I • he ot benefit to every child to a cer­ ter assume* the dual roll. .• i ■1 - w : b : , a: bin; ui ’ “ bf,|,i| ’ , Hi* pre*. 111 a, 1 m i n i .*t ra Inm ;lias d ,i n ( d a y at P. M. Music will be ren­ Cm n boii ' tain extent. 8 i n 11 •a - i, la Mare 11 e*p, Mrs. Henry K. Bradbur,v ol Van ed a _n od f'ii- n - -. ! m ? ■ e! . 4th, i i a 11ly from the dered by a male quartet and the pas­ ’ ! . I - - ' ! . A dimt was then pleasantly ren- Buren, who has been the g'Ue*! of -1 a 111i poi 111 of 111a k i iig the expense.* tor will deliver a special address on 11' ill b. m ii h \\ a* ohh a ■ i ' i der.'d by Mrs. Horace Hughes and i : ' i a. * ai* E": o r - - o I i \ *>( fa relatives for a few d IV s. ret unicd np \ L • a re,.. . v . , !ti_' i . ,■ mg In*^■;. w ! iich : r a* A rle are concer imd home last Wednesday. SI ■e was III'- ih e.ltel w 1 ■ • : . 1 ■ ■ ■ a - .in.'. r pel : Mrs.‘ Weeks aeting as accompanist. Clerk of Courts Michael M. Clark I'd ." -' < : ; i ■! T !...... :: ‘A - J 1 'W< T t : i a t Imell ell'. ■ct i Vi'. d w ihi Id companied by her mother. Mr*. Eh- ' ‘he ] f w Ii'„;n 'e i— ,! i - n a - IIII! \ • 1 Mrs. Hu-hcs and Mr. Weeks were has had a great, improvement made :;1 1 "■** ad n ■ ' - - Io:! |e. ! nr* ma 1>e -mr tlm | bett. who will spend a h-W Week* a > 1111 f. d ’ l > ' 1 : ■ 1 1 n - 1 . . e - . U ■ b ; !" ' I'l"i-l ITr if '.arty wdi ip ' forced to respond to an encore. Mrs. in changing the doors entering the v\!n n, n . ■ ’ o A , ; a i - b 1 M 1b !' - 1 W.'l- In one i:! out e [lept . of w’ith her. H 111 u • 1 i I ,; n ! p |' i d . .‘('el ' : . an d 111 ( : , •. . > ,, n, ; | * ' S. S. 'Thornton then was introduced, Clerk’s office and that of the Regis­ d ! ,' id A ill'.!', - all ? \m m•nit nr n, ol, d to l'e HI O \ t' the The Rt. Rev. R«.bel­ ('odmun, L. * II ■* ‘ < ina!,' m a n : i, <,1 > ■lige ,,,, j ! i e ht r subject being along the lines of ter of Deeds, by taking out the old :e - 1 - ' " : -a'! 1 :o|iT n . m I - i ii 111n -o a- to i J e 1 p these lor- li., was the guest of Re V. and Mr-. C 1 l<• '.nm l1 - ! :, lb* ; I ie■a ; i o' 1111; 1 ’ ■ Scientific Temperance Instruction. heavy doors and replacing them , : ' , : count) i ** a* jutu■ I icailiy all i)t h- Geo. S. Robinson at tin• !'e<•lory dm l in • u: n Her address was a most interesting with oak doors containing ground ■ r tin a*u n have done, to the lie tri- ing his visit in town. He admiuis- IIi tie !'e;i : o! 1 1 ■ t, j;i - one. A reading by Miss Frances glass, making the eorridor very limn t of mi own. tered the apostolic rite of ( 'oii firma- -ej • ata i ' 'a 1 - r - ■ * 1 e '.*n duc'd, his subject being, Scientific has just had the electric power in­ who is official stenogr; \I r. John Finnegan. t h e CLL‘le~ Mi . Willi am A . Ma rt i n. ; s. frn ■ n d - .•o t a n, bn' a temperance instructions from the stalled at his farm for lighting and November term of the J . < 'on rt, bra ted Irish Tenor. un. Maim I'u 11»i: - i j1 ' ' " " ' I). ,i r Sn teacher*' point of view, and his re­ power service. A line was run from arrived in town Monday. a<-compa ii- Ylr.Jaime Overton, the I amous ied by his wife and youn dang let' Si nc.' m tt . ii I i ng with y mi the marks were listened to with interest. the main wires near the R. R. track American Violinist. nie.a ing m! i 1) ■ Fed era 1 1 i on icul- and w’ill make the Snel Horn Hon. R. W. Shaw was called upon to his farm, and others will doubt­ he Meat Inspection i ,i I'm I 1 !m;in |, at which t he da tiger home during his stay. i m i h, potato cr..p in i his CM1111- next, iiis subject being along the line less use the power. i i : : \ i ., i mi - h tin- i 111 p m r f a f i m n of ot, “ How can the scientific temper­ Mr., and Mrs. Jere Holt, Mrs. S. L. W'hit*-, repr< ■ 11U n g I h formerly Much < i i -1 ♦ i; ■ - -1 • II Ml - 1 ■> . n. at M ip . I, i 1' I: i ii i i 1 - > ■ a - >■ d p..< a f Mrs I'm m other ance institution law be made more of Presque Isle, announce the mar­ Woman's Club, Mrs. Frank !*■ ars< n r. >11111 ri. wa- ably d Ecimsed and un r'• warding- M I ; - p> ■' w etlective. A h ear ty an d spoil tan e- riage of their daughter, Mary Louise the Ricker 'Travel Class and Mrs. ' 1: r I'r I. II r i( 111 Ml the pl’i'S.'lll em- 1 i U | | | f M || d l| |1 1 | J 1 :e pa-! h W til i.* ppo;,, O |ea\ - ini' I J II -- Fred Hall, the Fact and Fiction l-ai'gM auain-t tlm i m port a t nm nf ous applause was given after the to Louis Woodbury Eaton. Thurs­ and tlm saun- q la, wl o r o III < > j 'I'll I U lu ll, Club went to Caribou, 'Tuesday, to I e.*r i. >:: La- h>' ail pMtatM.s Ii..in c.Ttaiii emm- close ol the subject, outlined by each day, N o v . 6, at St. Luke’s Cathedral brought up it; 1 an g o r w E• • r< > Hive! >r ( 11a pi i ia 11 has s, cured this 'ri.'S u lit It' thesf dls.'USes h a v attend a Reciprocity Day meeting of speaker, showing that each one had Portland, Maine. The wedding was l. 'cii s Iim w ii to f.xist was strong­ ( ‘ity ( 'mined ti.uk the mat tor up a i . at favorite for a tour ot ten coll­ given much thought and time to the a fashionable and attractive one and the Women’s Literary Union. ly MppMs.'d, 1 have given a good the following report was m a d e : erts 'This will .'ii:ulv he t ie musi- subject in hand. the ceremony was performed by the The Aroostook Pioneer will move .h a I of t bought to t he matter and Bangor. Me., Nov St It. 1913 I’ cal event of tlm season for each place ! wish to assure you, and through Rt. Rev. Bishop Codman. T h e this week from Court street to tie ’To His Honor am I ( ’ity ( huicil. I who'.' t 11 >'S*“ (•< 111 C 'in S Ml.1 t«. hi' gi Veil, Mill I he people of Al’.OStook many Houlton friends extend con­ new Hamilton-Burnham b 1 <> c k Your ( 'otnmit to*, to whom was All patrons of the Festival will re- ('oiinty, many of whom have Poor Girl. .Min mu meat ed with me upon this gratulations and best wishes. w’here they will have commodious referred the Ordinance of Moat ! nmmber wit ti pleasure this great a>'- “May I tell you the old, old story?” quarters fitted for their especial pur­ -abject. t hat 1 will gladly co-op­ he asked. She looked down, blushed I f you miss it, you w ill miss the Inspector have gone ovor th. | tist. whom press and public both de­ erate with you and others who pose, and we congratulate Bro. Ly­ and nodded her assent. So he told greotest theatrical attraction of the subjoin matter thoroughly, and claim to be ..in' of the most fascinat­ are earnestly opposing the re­ her for the twenty-seventh time how seasoa* The Sunny South, a semi- ons for the improvements which he bog leave to report the following. ing singers ever beforo the public. moval of tlie present restrictions he once won the game for Yale.— mlnsteel play original and catchy, w ill have. 'The birdlike quality of her tones, and also urging the extension of In our opinion a local Moat these aestiictions to countries to Brooklyn Life. will bs staged under the auspices of Inspector is not of any benefit, to and her charming personality, make the Episcopal Sunday School Club the public, and only a n o t h e r her the most delightful of all the in Watson half m the night before Parents—Teachers added expense to the ( ’ity, and American soloists. She is particu­ Thanksgiving Da/, Wednesday, Meeting the people as individuals. We larly pleasing in the smaller halls, N o v . 2t, at 8 o'clock. Admission 25 believe that federal inspection is where one can be imar enough to cents. Houlton's juvenile actors and the only kind of inspection that watch her face, as well as catch ev­ actresses will give you a fine even­ At the instigation of the Educa­ is of any value, and that matter ery note. ing's entertainment for little money. tional Committee of the Woman’s has been brought before at least Wit h her will come the young I rish THREE CROW Club, a meeting was called by them two sessions of the Legislature, tenor, John Finnegan, who with Ills for the purpose of bringing together but of no a\ail as yet. We t'urt- sweet true voice, sings songs as no BRAND the teachers of our public schools hermoremorr do not believe that one else ever can, and sings them all Compound and the parents of the scholars. a little blue ink affixed wdth a in English. He appeals to your The attendance at the first session stamp by a man with a badge heart, and you laugh when he laughs LaxativeQuinine on Monday evening at the High makes an article a iv more suit­ and cry when he cries. The tears School building taxed the room able for food, miles* it is examin­ are in every' eye when he sings :ream to its capacity. ed by a competent Veterinarian “ Mother Machree.” Tablets Mrs. Hodgins, chairman of the at the time of slaughter, and we Mr. Chapman takes great pleasure Committee called the meeting to in introducing Mr. Jaime Overton to For the quick relief of Colds have two letters from men of order and Supt. Robbins was made authority to bear us out in this the public of the State of Maine. TARTAR and LaGrippc. One of the presiding officer of the evening. theory, and which we will glad­ Mr. Overton has just completed his A pure, healthful baking product made most effective and quickly Addresses to the point and most ly read if the hoard wishes to studies under Henri Marteau and from Nature’s own ripe, luscious grapes acting remedies known for interesting were made by Mr. Rob­ hear them. We as a committee Willie Hess of Berlin, where he and far superior to the best baking powder bins, Prof. Packard, Prof. Weeks played with immense success this cold In the head. would recommend that the Ord­ you ever used. Three Crow Brand Cream Tartar will be and Dr. Dickinson interspersed with inance be indefinitely laid on the {>ast season. His magnetism and recognized immediately as a most useful and superior leaven­ Sold with a guarantee. music. table. tone is not unlike the great Mischa It is expected that a permanent Arthur A. Leadbetter, Elmam, and Mr. Chapman was so ing power. It’s Goodness and Quality are self-evident from Price 26c organization will be formed to meet H. A. Kelley, impressed with his playing in New the first inspection of the neat, dust-proof package to the three times a year. Geo. F. Givren. York, that he engaged him at once final baked result. Three Crow Brand Committee. for this tour. Cream Tartar is warranted pure. It is This report contains much of in­ Director Chapman will accompany S u p e rm a n . so good that once used, always used. terest as well as pertinent facts, and these artists, as usual, and- his en­ If women could be gi anted a decade conditions in Houlton are about Hie thusiasm and inspiration brings out Brainy Pharmacy Of happiness beginning now. a decade same as in Bangor. the best in his soloists. Tickets will FRKD O. HANAGAN. Prop. of lovers of their own choosing, men We understand that the appropri­ be at popular prices, and announced None Directory of delicacy and wisdom— thirty years from now there would be that poise ation of $800 made by the Town has later. Opposite Elks Home and sweetness in the world that been expended, and Jthe question is Don’t forget that the date of this I lu* Atlantic eSpice Co! PATS TO WALK. dreamers descry for the future ages.-* now where will the inspected meat concert in Houlton is on Thursday ROCKLAND • MAINE Will Levington Comfort come from ? evening, December 18,1913.

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Tnc Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 1913.

I A i: I,i - 11 I-: n A !' i: l I, 1 Prof. Cards. Dos’l Be Misled if You Have Lung Trouble T H E AROOSTOOK TIMES If you have Lunji Trouble, do not be ALL THE HOMF NEWS. misled by reports of discoveries ol -ff"1 o. B. PORTER cities to relieve that atTeetion. No speeitie has as yet been found. Kekmaii’s Altera I'ubii.slml t-vei y Wedrmsd ;t\ Morning b\ the Legal Newspaper D> eis'oi s SLOANS tive, however, is a mcdi'-iiir lor throat Tinies I ‘iiolislitng < o | i, A 11 \ inn--.oi, w!i<> mke-ji mi r regularly SPECIALIST IN CHILD and lllliy troubles which has been sue eessfully used in many eases. It' \ "u are - - ! 11 oin i l 11- I '< i-,i i »| ti < - w 111• I 111■ r 111 n (.-i i t o 'i i s PORTRAITURE sick, it m i^ld he wise- for you to invest! CHflS. H- FOGG, Pres. & (Vlgr. I a.l.lre--or another, or whether lie im- -tile j;ate its merits and its use may I"' or I -eriiie.l or not, i- re-p( >i i-: 1,1 j.»r the | ay lasting benefit to you. Read of this Studio 7 Market Square ease: - , ,su i isei i t>t i on - M.r.o per vear in advance; | •_». - 11 any per-on r- m, ,m,„ , siiigl * copies live cents. .'!!•:> Seventh Ave., New N oik. I emit miied, he mu-: nu. all iirn'iinri- m ! he Tel. 113-3 H o i l t o n . M k "(Jentlemen: Five years ago last An LINIMENT gust I was taken to St. Franei.s’ Hospital [milli-her may om iiim i lu-i-i,ff j, iie.nl pa>- .Subscriptions in arrears &2mu per yeat relieves rheumatism quickly. It stimulates the circulation— in­ Home Portraiture (liven Special Attention. to bo treated for lironeliitis and eoiiaesi ment I - made and collect the w hole am mi nt ed lungs. A fter sever:! 1 weeks' treatment So SuhHcriptlon ra n rrlM until all arrear- j whether It I- taken in,,,, the office m- „ot. stantly relieves stiffness and soreness of muscles and joints. I was advised by the doctor to go to a . Harter West Philadelphia, Pa, ’ , Glasses Fitted rected, and soon found myself free from enlation at second-class postal rates. t he post-master. night sweats and fever, and gradually got Office H ours: 1 to 4 P- M . better. I have not taken the Alterative now for two years, and can tru thfu lly say For Advertising Rates apply to the President and Manager. 7 to 8 P . M . I am well. I fell better and am stronger than before my sickness." ■ Forenoons by appointment (Affidavit) MAHY KOKI1AMKR. Rheumatism Neuralgia (Above abbreviated; more on rei|uest.) many young men, which is a good Office In Dunn Furniture Block Credit to Whom Kekmnn’s Alterative has been proven by Stiff ness Vanished many years’ test to be most efficacious sign, and yef there are many thous­ HOULTON, - - MAINE for severe Throat and Fung Affections, , credit Is Due. ands outside, hot ft old ami young, "I suffered with an awful stiffness in Itromhitis, Bronchial Asthma, Stubborn my legs. That night I £ave my legs a good Folds and In upbuilding the system. who are doing their best to show By rubbing with Sloan's Liniment and believe Contains no narcotics, poisons or habit me, next morning I could jump out of bed. forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling There is t o more ardmit supporter t liei r words that they have no regard I have been supplied with a bottle ever since."— Mr A. Moore o f Manchester, N. H. Dr. J. F. Palmer of recoveries, and w rite to Kekman or enthusiastic admirer of the Moul­ for tlte finding of others ami tin rev­ Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for evi­ Sprained Ankle Relieved dence. For sale by all leading druggists ton W o n i i n ’s C lu b than T hf erence lor those tilings wide!) the DENTIST “ I was ill for a long time with a severely majority o f t h e Christian world holds H. J. Hathevvay Co. Houlton, Me A koostook T fmfs, ami this noble sprained ankle. I got a bottle of Sloan’s as s,acred. Liniment and now I am able to be about OFFICE OVER FRENCH'S organization is assured that when and can walk a great deal. I write this there is anything which wo ran do Piiotanity is frigid fully common. because I think you deserve a lot of cred­ Don’t Experiment it for putting such a fine Liniment on the DRUO STORE t«- assist in this good work, we are at One can hardly pass up or down the market and I shall alwlfys take time to You Will Make No Mistake If You streets and escape tlte thoughtless recommend Dr. Sloan's Liniment.”—-Mr*. Offiice Hours : 8 A . M . to 5 P. M . the services of the Club. Charles House o f Raltirrwe, McL Follow This Houlton Citizen’s We tt >pri eiate (he good work that, blasphemies edy to use. No need to experiment. On May 22, P.tus. according to tin1 It, and its constant use is in many Evenings by appointment It has acted effectively in many official records, a meeting' of the cit­ cases not !i ing- more or less than a connection. cases in Houlton. Follow the advice Telephone habit. In most cases persons asso­ of a Houlton citizen. izens wits called to consider ways Relieves Neuritis .and means for securing a soldiers’ ciating toget her get into t lie habit of Mrs. George F. Estey. Lincoln St , monument. At this meeting there using profanity .and when in each Houlton, Me., says : “ Several years and Rheumatism H. J. Chandler were preset t many of o'T leading- cl hers company t he use of such / ago I suffered from a severe attack of citizens in cl iding a numher of hidie--. language is mu noticed, but as soon La Grippe which left my kidneys dis­ EN8INEER AND SURVEYOR 1ml 1 In* ];it ter were tuff nienl iom-d as as a. person associates with others Banishes Chest Coldsr Coughs, Sore ordered. I afterward contracted a cold ClLLErf’ represent a livis of the W o m a n 's (hen it becomes noticeable to both Throat and Lumbago Over Night and this made my condition serious I Office 12 Hey wood Street pardes, and yet with a little fore­ used several medicines but received Club. For onlv 2.” (p-nt1-- von .-an get a big Sixteen positions nrre than we could till This meet iiig- was organi/'ui wit!, thought f I: t.- revolt i ng ha hi f may he ‘.-Iffiv hex • -Pew Ml'STAJHNK and T e l. - . HOULTON, ME. very little benefit. 1 had often read sinc.'i-v .11 ug:;i ■;s nil; ti ff you that if it during tin1 month of September. 56 2 easily cured. c, j about Doan’s Kidney Pills and decid­ K. A. Peabody. Pre-id -tit, and M. i.-n't better t i.an are (ilaster, linim ent or W e have secured a good position for every * > n e o | th e wholesome S j g 11 S o f i l l l f ' ; > ■ -nit !.-•■ sou I'Ve- i i 1. in. iin-v ha - k . ing to try them, I got a supply at Coch­ M. Clark, Secretary, and mi May libivs MFSTAKINK ahsorlts in- graduate \Ye ean help YOU if yon will let ran’s Drug Store. 1 could soon see 2~>th, P.loS a second meeting was held tim e is (h e proin u m e e i | agitation • tan: ly. an,I t Mat's s\ tiy :t nnly takes a us. Don t delay. M rite and make arrange LOUIS J. FREEDMAN l • -sv minutes In get riff nt' nara.-lu*. head- meats to miter school now. that they were helping me and I con­ when it wa- vff - d that a committee w h icii i-. now h e j n g ea rrie.l on a : : no* ha- ■! 11>, i-ai'ka.'!:.' and tmuralgi.-l. of ti ve lie a pa lom i ed to take tie mat­ ••iga i list the d i.-g-itst ing habit. M FSTA in A 1-: w-m't hl.st.-r: and is al- o. A. HOlKrIMS, 1’iin., Houlton, Me. tinued usi g them with the best of re­ ways ready. It's the r.-al good old- Forester & Surveyor sults. It is a pleasure to recommend ter in charge. This committee was 1 a .i-() Nothing so goml on earth for bmn PeculLr Alpine Custom. rM tis, sore throat, croup, stiff m-ek, A curious eastern custom has been cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, and one t-.'| tv-' utativa < ff' t I.. ■ \Yn iam I'licss. sys re muscles, lumbago, sore titan's ( ’ I a i). a n!! w. • r>- a - follow- : * ''' f: ‘ 1'' hat a-.«.e I up - 11 in ( perns, bunions and callouses, chilblains observed for many centuries in the HOULTON. - - - MAINE N ew York, sole t gents for tin* United and frosted feet I 'fie-ists evcrvwhere. western Alps One hundred eggs are ( 'has, I-!, Dp in,. Jo h n « ». Aha in - Jr on, M:""" ;1' ,L|S tim ” ,,1‘’ <’-ffntnis-l States. He sure j t ’s B B t iY ’S M 1 AST A Itl N F. distributed ovar a level space covered (J. A. lb. Ti:o-. 1’ I’ginatP ap.l I-. “ Tiai-g.- ,,f spending the! Remember the name— Doan's — ami with sand and the young men and mi. Tel. 239-3 take no other. '2 17 advgt 1,. l 'ley-land a-- vit \/< p-, anff Mr-, K1 ! U- -bib- ha< rais'-d by; women perform a dance around them. I’lonpia I pg :i Iff. -p - Ip- \\ , 11 p: i -,' - ; ;" i" IMlbt'"Ve r I,., highway -. i To Strengthen Glassware. If a couple are fortunate enough to Teeth filled without ( 1 [,j p_ 'lip - - p i: - -. r. petit ly d i-ctlssed in! Boiling a piece of glassware in a finish the dance without breaking an weak solution of salt in water, and Chameleon Painw. lb tip'.- ' . . \V • . I;; a : i' -- ( P , b \v a • egg it is taken as a token of the com­ pain by the new anal­ allowing it to cool gradually will make A red paint has been recently de g a p : ,p d , ..ip - ■ -! -.:; r eit;/- - - - p" : - - - a : patibility of their temperaments and gesic method, abso­ it loss brittle. H ey are betrothed. vised which changes its color to (hack a ’ i -11 - • c ; . ■ ; s , - : ■ - ; i p ■ A - ■ e 1 - lutely safe. when subjected to heat. It is especial­ \ L o o - to o ;. '!' i p i - s - ' - ■ 1 ly desirable for bearings to give the alarm when they are becoming over­ i i Dr. F. O. ORCUTT, heated.

Dentist. I . l Beautiful Maine Women, the Secret ot their Increasing Charm Nervous and Sick Headaches j i -P i: It is re a lly silt p r o in g th-;t n, >>;, n ;i Torpid liver, constipated bowels and j short time tic-re > ho u!d he Mr marked disnrded stomach are the causes of i an improvement in tin- app.-nrai ,ff these headaches. Take Dr, K ind’s j so many tit nur UdDs, bir it t> m ■' *ut - N ew Life Pills, you will be surprised j pri-ing when the came of tin-- imptou- how quickly you will get relief They ment i» kimwn And there e- no gte.? 4 - 'stim ulate the different or/a ns to do' mystery about it after aH. Drop m their work properly. No b e t t e r j BETTER FARMING most anv day now at U- gh’nn A regulator for liver and bowels. Take! f ; 1 means producing maximum crops with the least Feeley’s drug store and you are Itki-lv 25c qnd invest in a box today. A t nil I expense and without impairing the fertilitvof the to see one o f the clerks w ra p p in g op a druggists or by mail. H. E. Bncklen j soil. Lowell Fertilizers proum-e a profitable box of I he little pills that do •.<> much crop and increase the fertility of ihe sod l>,\ supplying a reserve f„r dt Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis. j to im p ro v e the appearance ol' one'- hitiire seasons, d hey are eompo'i'd of Animal Matter -Bom1, Blood advtg complexion. Bright <■yew a r 11 d d \ ■■‘f>d Meat to which lias Been added potash in tie1 proper proportions to make a perfectly natural plant food that is active all the time. glow, and a coir,pi xion f re.• f r o m ‘‘WILL CON I INI L TO l >n LOW [;i.I. IT .R ilU Z L k .'’ p im p le s , sail, < ) XV I,(‘-S an d I 'ti. Cruet Predictions Fulfilled. " t': 1'' cry ni'i.-h jil.-.-iscii with Lio 1-ff Ahimal r. ri.Iiz.-o, I hail ;h.,ut -l.fflK) m a y be had by)V teverv \\ '.mat, u h( ' will 1 -arr -i i' •< —( <- ri Tii-arh acre- i.f g a:ra,. a. a a - ! - : -/<• . ,--1r ta I h:ne had in The mother of Nero, when warned 1 ' c ! -iru’cr 11. an tin- average gr take one or t\\wo of K :ml>all’.s ] ■r >!,d " 1 r is*' had ; I - j vis l x •: i ~. u., which has been *y soothsayers that her son would I at Ice S tom ach P N at In•d 1 1 me. Tic -<• ■ ti. !;-• \ • ;;r good- :c ! mg a- -a i-eike them as aatisfaetury ns in the become emperor and then put tier to ; < il-.nld.I .. (id u i.M , Ai< s k County, .Me. death, would not believe it. yet both pills jontam dandelion and other pur M ly vegetable extract- that are kmiu n U no- I. our new Booklet. It s full oi uitoruiat ion and will Bo sent •vents came to pass, for after depriv­ I ! ! llp( 'it request. |f we are not represented In your town, write for terms. ing hfr of all her honor and power ho have a selective action for -k m nil was terrified by the menaces she made tions, and being both a ! \ ' i v > • -w Lowell Fertilizer Co., 40 North Market St., Boston, Mass. And her high spirit and commanded tonic they quicken fbe ctteuhi’i r, ar that she be killed open the pores ami t m ourn 11,1 action of the bowel-. -I’.tmiUb- M, liver, and enrich the I iood ami a' 'i. For Sale By i 1 i <«. i \\ !;' :: ' Would Make Them Better if They same time cure b ihio u-m .-u-k mad a v M. li-i ! ’ ; it 1 t - 1 V ' b 1 ( i lx A N T H o u lto n Could ache and chronic c msFpation W ic; u A ' ' ■ r l- , u i : i \■■ i \ • : i : ■ i i: j. ; if j i i u ; * ff ? ■ ( ; i 1 1 once lined their met its cannot > • ( ■ "i ■ C .ui'oou The makers of Foley Kidney Pills \ ■ i . \\ ,t : ‘i 1. ■ ; ff 1 i : a a \ - cealed : i ■ . \ I’rcsdue Isle know that they have absolutely the ! , ' f f d ;:: v 1 • ■ ' i * • . (, ■ j : • I \ > M < ) K I .. (U - A B't. F airfield best combination of curative and heal­ to ;, u (' 'r. 1' - ., i : ! 1 \ 1 i i cl'. ;i - : i i 4 f 1 > * ( ing medicines for kidney and bladder i i a/ ;i 1 11 ’ . * ailments snd urinary irregularities that , 15 .-•pari. . i ’ *- : i , • 1 t 1 1 ■- ’ it is possible to procure. T h »t is why Never writ *»;. a .aibjm \ V' i 111 o ff 1 ’ ■ .; ; t • 1 \ \ ; l' ■ ff ! ! - . 1 Foley Kidney Pills are the best medi­ fir.d lur-dr.,; v xd yot; ■ .ad:' t*;r:i ('f i* ! ! and n, ver read on ;i subject till you W ' ■ i M U ,1 -’ - i t 1 ! < cine for the purpose you can buy. haw thought your.-mlt’ ktumry on it. Broadway Pharmacy. advtg — R ic h te r. . i a :11 ; -, \x I i -, u ;t " I, ! I ;! ! I i ! ! ; (- (' i - - 1 it. t ! 1 ( ■ ; u W ! i \\ : I - .< ! 2 "ill. SEASONABLE Matter of Judgment. Nearly Every Child Has Wo sms \ I v I - ;t ft ( i w ,-(I d - . I <\ ;t nSo you suspect that men are quick­ \ I |! I ' . | i 1 ■ I 1 ’ ! : i I ■ xx t , I 1 i L\- Paleness, at tim"s a il islici f• l’;i f . w;t - great thirst, etc , am indication- ff I I I • ff ■ ■ Iff I'M middle-aged spinster. “Yes,” replied I hi111 i>x l l i f I , > w i, Iff ,r o a d d i- IN EVE R Y worms. Kickapoo Worm K iIBt is * tin' pi i >ri I ol i . Il> laid Miss Cayenne. “Men have heeded the 11' i i.i 1. warnings of the newspapers and quit reliable, thorough nwdicine for ti," t - RESPECT ^ ie amount ,'t t i 'j.- I ' >! l m ;•'))(•',a-'- i' v, a- buying gold bricks, but women con­ moval of all kinds of worms f r o m C( i ns a I < - r* •( I i , \ ff i ,' - !,, I x ■ ait of ...... tinue to marry for money.” children and adults. Kickapoo Worm i i, \ .•-( tiff-,, i . Imt t > nia y t I ,(■!'< ■ aim v< ry Killer in pleasant c-indy form, aid- IS OUR I • \\ id I i /'■ ff -- I ffi i v ! ffi! point M ill, digestion, tones system, overcoming For Children there is Nothing Better I ,|- i d , ■ I,' t'li-- I, u t 111,1 - | iff, a m i cm ,, - A Household Friend constipation and increasing the action A cough medicine for children must •- i d , ■ r it on,- ol the mans a 111 a cl ions for 103 Years MEATS of the liver. Is perfectly safe tor < ven STOCK help their coughs and cold* without the most delicate children. Kickapoo o f I! m i It o n . that we handle, we are in bad effects on their little stomachs and The Mass Meeting referred to in Worm Killer makes children happy First aid to the bowels Foley’s Ilonev and T«r ex­ and healthy. *2'>c Guaranteed Try it. 11, is a rt ie io i ,, : I,e ( 'o t 111,i et ,da 1, n a y injured surest relief position to give our cus­ actly fills this need. No opiates, no Drug stores or by mail. Kickapoo lia v, • Been lu ll. But we have no tve- from Coughs, Colds, tomers the CHOICEST CUTS from our •our stomach, no constipation follows Indian Medicine Co., Philadelphia and ollevtion iff i . .and by reference to Cramps, Rheumatism. its uic. Stuffy cold*, wh ezv breath­ St, Louis. advtg tlie flies of l I,e local papers no m en­ large stock, that will suit the most par­ ing, coughs and croup* are all quickly tion is made of it. so that as far as helped. Broadway Pharmacy, advtg we know the Woman's (’ltd) did ticular. Everything that you need for the Public Servant. JOHNSON’S nothing as a eluB toward (I,is pin “A human being trying to co-operate ANODYNE table is at your disposal with PROMPT ject as they had only been organized Had Made a Change. with other human beings in a com­ since A pril of t bat year. SERVICE and each order given PERSON­ Clergyman— “I have a hazy recollec­ mon service” is a public servant who tion of marrying you before.” Aet­ amply earns his pay.— Louisville Cour- LINIMENT AL ATTENTION. n a * — “You did, but not to this gen­ ier-Journal. tleman.”— Life. Lessenlinji Profanity Use it for both internal and external ills. Sold every­ A Maker o f Health where in 25cand 50cbottles. r;fe BIRMINGHAM, ALA., F. L. A good honest medicine like Foley The Holy Name Society and the Willis, suffered greatly from asthma Kidney Pills gives health to many many Anti Profanity Leagues of tin, I. S. JOHNSON and bronchitis. He. writes: “ I got families. Mrs. 0 . Palmer, 63d W il­ present day tire making a-concerted & CO., Incv no rtlief until 1 took Foley’s Honey low St , Green Bay, Win , was serious­ and well plai ned movement to les­ Boston, Parsons’ CHAS. W. STARKEY sen the amount, of profanity in ns*1 Mass. a id Tar Compound. It entirely re- ly ill with kidney and hjadder trouble. Pills flM|vud those choking sensations, and Mr. Palmer writes: “ My wife is rapid­ on the street, in business and in tin* Make the liver UNION SQUARE. Telephone 73 n iftr fftUdd to produce an easy am ly recovering her health and strength home. Certainly they deserve the active. coMibvtftblt condition of the throat and due solely to the use of Foley Kidney support of all self respecting citizens. fonga” Broadway Pharmacy, alvtg Pills.” Broadway Bharmacy. advtg These societies have enrolled in them The-Aroostook.,Times, Wednesday, November 19, 1913.

before him in simpl 1111 i It l ] H>: 11 ■ 11 ;i 1 >li* “We'll stay long enough for me t< Diseases of Children bhvk and white. tell tin- Rodneys wot I think of 'em 1 liml that worms is one <>t the " ’Ron me word," he kept repeating I’ll have an answer to my dispatch In Q/fie Roofing th a t most eoinoii of -liildi'cn s diseases — b» himself fee'.g . Then he got up and night. Then I should advise you to T h e cither iiin worms or stomach worms. " ( ‘tit off in extreme haste to tind his have a talk with M rs Medcroft. You’ve GEORGE BARR M’CUTCHEON wife. Needs NoPdinting T ie s - pa r;isit os a ttac k invited her to the house, you know "My dear," lie sail o her in t lie ar- Toll her there can’t be two Medcrofts tio- -1 i m a c h and how els riageway. "I must ■peak with \ on See wot I mean? We'll see ’em through ■ : ',Wr and make their presence a lone." She was j ir -Parting off for a this, but—well, von understand.” £ j foil through, deranged driv e w it h Mrs. Rodney. tom a eh. swollen upper “ ibid news, Carney?" sin- demanded, CHAPTER XII. Husbands A 1 d’• s«111r stomach, offen­ struck by ins expression. She was fol- “I do love you.” sive breath, hal'd and full belly, pale I lowing him toward a remote corner of fare of leadish tint, eyes heavy and I the approach. He did not reply until EANTI ME a telegram had pre­ Copyright by Dodd,Mead & Co. .dull, twitching eyelids, short dry they were seated much nearer lo each ceded a lengthy letter into the department of the police, both I ! cough, grinding of the teeth, little other than was their wont. directed to Herr Bauer, win; red points sticking out on tongue, "Rend’ that,” lie said, slipping tlu* ROOFING Standard into her hands. "Wot do inM' reality was James Cithens of Scot­ starting during' sleep, slow fever you think of it?” land Yard. The telegram had said: HE Anmtite mineral surface tiling of a pang. lie distinctly heard For over t*>oyears I>t*. True's Elixir, will hold its own against the SYNOPSIS "My dear Carney, I don't know. “Why do you say M. is there? He is his wife say things to Mrs. Rodney my father's discovery, inis been the in London. Explain. Letter tumor T weather for a long time. You ftoxbury Meui-rwfi persinulea his friend that she had solemnly avowed she Would you mind telling me what I am don’t have to look over your Aina- K ro ck politicly ini|»i'rsoiiHte him in V i­ standard remedy for worms and to read?" row.” The letter had come, and Mr to would not say—things a l out the Med­ tite Roofs to see whether they e n n a as Hie tPiHbund of M edcroft's wife. stomach disorders. Take no chances, “Tlte Medcroft tiling. Right there.” Githens as well as the local police of-1 need painting every year or two. W tth. while Medcroft remains In London croft baby. but use tin- time-tried remedy —Dr. She re;ul the article, her husband fice was ‘"howled over,” to express it in BrdCK meets Kdtth and tacKlng sepa- It goes without saying that Mrs. The cost of paint, therefore, is True’s Exilir, the Family Laxative Scotland Yard English. He had wired! ariata accommodations, has to alt up alone Odell-Carney refused to bo surprised watching her face the while. Surprise, done awav with—all that trouble and Worm Kxpeller. At all dealers, his employers that "M. Is still in luns-j All night In the Hipping car 5>y the disclosures. She calmly ad­ incredulity, dismay, succeeded each and nuisance and bother is gone. Hoc, oUc and $1.UU. Advice free. Write bruck. Cannot be in London.” It was] He make* in.my amusing mistakes and mitted that she had suspected Med­ other in rapid changes. She was read­ Simply lay your Anmtite, nail it meets Consent-**. hia alleged sister-in- very clearly set forth in the letter that' down, take away your ladder and croft of being too fond of Ills sister-in- ing in sheer amazement of the doings law, who Insists that he call her "Con Roxhury Medcroft was in London and j forget that you have a roof. ole." law; but, she went on cheerfully, why of Roxhury Medcroft in connection Auburn, Maine <& /v d ; that Mr. Githens of Scotland Yard had j Crock become* interested In Constance, not? His wife didn’t care a rap for with the county council’s subcommittee A sample of Amatite will be betrayed his trust. lie was virtually! guiiivates an English accent and nas him—she said rap and nothing else. —in London! The story went on to re­ sent free on request, together with trouble answering to the name Mederofc charged with playing into the hands o f! a handsome little booklet, giving Mrs. Medcroft had an affair of her things through old world eyes. They late how Medcroft. implacable leader T it party meet' tile Rodneys and Fred- the enemy—“selling out.” as it were.!* details. Address our nearest office. own, dear child. She was not so slow grew very siiff and ceremonious—that of the opposition to tlie "grafters.” sud­ 61# Ulatervelt. who almost discovers that It readily may he expected that Air. ■ BlOttk la an ImixMtor as Mrs. Rodney thought, oh. no. Mrs is. the Rodney ladies did. It was their denly had appeared before the commit­ Everjet Elastic Paint Githens was accused of being in the j Odell-Carney warmed up considerably prerogative, of course. Were they not tee with the most astounding figures A low-priced black paint—tough and dur­ < Brsddle annoys Brook by courting Con- employ of the "opposition.” Moreover, able. Stand* heat so well that it can be used ' Stance, with whom Brock has fallen des- In defending the not to he pitied Edith. cousins of the Medcrofts? and facts to support his charges of rot­ on boiler*. For woo people would demand a full find Constam e her presence was not a to her;'she had not paid enough atten­ band. He’s here. He cannot have her that people, her own cousins in thrashing out of the obnoxious deal. necessary adjunct. Not only was she expecting a message from Roxbury. tion to the Medcrofts to notice any­ written them in London, don’t you see: particular, were looking upon her wi‘h Roxbury Mederoft’s name was on ev­ but eagerly anti' ipating an outburst of thing that they did, so long as they He”— cold ami critical -yes. She knew down ery one's lip. The Standard had profit- joyous nows tioni tjie two who had, it did not do it in conjunction with the “I see.” inserted Mrs. Rodney, who in her heart tin t she could throw a ed by securing a great “beat.” seemed, verv gladh left lief behind Odell-Carneys. The Odell-Carneys were was afraid that Mrs. Odell-Carney bomb among them at any time by tin The Odell-Carneys looked at each Tin tuple returning by her horizon—morning, noon and night. might think she didn't see. mere utterawe of a single word. it other in wonder and perplexity. "What towel r< d t rom t he se lfo s -• < a rn e to )i And now there was likelihood of that “ Mind you. Mrs. Rodney, I’m terribly mattered as little that Edith was be does it mean?” asked the lady, her h u e af a lirtle e: ’ tin g house glorious horizon being obscured by a cut up about all this. She has”— ginning to chafe miserably under tin (-yes narrowing. resting | miff mini 'll "II 1 lie h ills id e 10 ei'li Hiking sickening scandal in the vulgar fore­ “Oh, I knew you would he,” mourned strain of waiting and deeepiion. Tim "Look here, Agatha, this paper's at tlm ilvu : nn It Is a ■ 1 :1 i' I .le in ure ground.. Inspired by Katherine’s dread­ Mrs. Rodney, her heart in her hoots. novelty had worn off for the wife of least two days old. Now, how tin* lie ! U!a ef ■ aim in g tlie era gs ful conclusions, the excellent lady set “You must just hate me for exposing Roxhury. Sin- was despairingly in devil can Medcroft he in London and iin from'' s t; 11111 i r i g ill from ' |1 e wipe I'. oli| w ay a about to observe for herself. During you to”— love, and she was pining for the day to Innsbruck at the saute time. Hi* was lillhff "off 1' e , . 1 11 ' more :•lei),', •d h\ the entire evening she llitted about the “Rubbish!” scoffed the other. ‘‘It '■nine when she could laugh again with here day before yesterday, wasn't he? 1 e e s a lid se 1 1 , . 1 ■ ! 1 ;Ts It hotel and grounds with all the snoop­ Isn’t that. I’ve been through a dozen real instead of simulated joyousness. I'm so c'ntVnded unobserving" 's ■ ha m m ng. roni.-i iila- ret real ing instincts of a Sherlock Holmes. affairs In which my host friends were “ Connie, dear.’ she would lament a ‘ Yes. yes, he was here. And this She lurked. If tbat is not putting it too frightfully-er-complicated. I meant dozen times a day. "it's growing un paper” She paused irresolutely. theatrically. From unexpected nooks to say that I’m terribly cut up over he,a ra b e. ( >h. E > w I w isl, the t hive ”Sa,\ s In s there. 'Ron my word, abe emerged to view the landscape poor Mrs. Medcroft. She's a dear weeks were ended. ’I hen I could have it's most i ill! V. There's some 111 vs •o’er; by devious paths she led her Believe me, she’s a most delicious sin my Rox bury. an 1 you could have no terv here' doubts to the gates of absolute certain .| ner. Even Carney says that, and lie's other Roxbury. and • erboffy wouldn't Tbi­ ts not ty and then sat down to shudder to very fastidious—and very loyal.” be pit \ , ng in * aid e,i \i!l j ng at \< >u bo 1 e ' V her heart’s content It was all true! I “They are married In name only,” cause I'm un in pplly mu rrie-1.' For four hours she had been trying to j said Mrs. Rodney, beginning to sniffle. "W hy do von -ay 1 , .add ha ve \m o I b- get to the spot where she could see i She looked up and smiled wanly other 1P i x 1 a t " V" demanded her P m-v with her own eyes and at last she had | through her tears. ‘‘You know what I on o : ■ e M. ■. -a - a U] ■ T ■ i f. a-;,' d h•' t '; ■ f ;t i M\Wiam7c // oome to It. Of course she had to nd . mean. My grammar is terrible when expo- r - Uio to ra: no i he m . ■ a : ! mit to herself that she did not actually j I’m nervous.” She pulled at her hand "Yor are so t :■<....ra- ...... , . 1 a ; ! 1 > ; ■f f . I n • may hear Mr. Medcroft tell Constance that kerchief for a wavering moment. "1 >o wi »rrv ea rv r '■ • a I c 1; m i 1r but lie‘s- the Ylo ur he loved her, but it was enough for j yon think I’d better speak to Edith’- . wv 1■ ! V * ■ ! : 1 V V. '!>■■) her that he sat with her in the semi- ! We may lie able to prevent, the di­ Iff no ■og, r,b: is ; 1 h . f o c c c o , darkness for two unbroken hours, j ir fri, Uiffs 1 n iff vorce.’’ DISTRIBUTOR apeaking In tones so low that they ; “ Divoree, my dear.” gasped Mr« might Just as well have been whisper- j Odell-f ’arney incredulously. lug so far as her taut ears were con- j At this ju>-ture Mr. Odell <'ar/mv ceraed. emerged from his shell, so to sp,>;ik Moreover, other persons than her- ! He stalked through (lie window and self had smilingly nudged each other | confronted the two ladies, one . a' and referred to the couple as lovers: j whom at least was vastly dismayed no one seemed to doubt It, nor to re- j hv his sudden appearance aent it, which Is proof that the world . “ Now, see here." lie began without Toih'im "ffeepeis Dulit and airy, w ith big comfortable berths, accommodating two loves a lover when It recognizes him j preliminary apology, ‘‘1 won” hear of .i’ll,?', if the Palace Sleeper, but they meet the requirements of a sujierior Medcroft went to her room at 9 T * 1 < ■ t , I .-f Mrs. Hang it all. Mrs. Rodney, \ 1 ■ M t' s 1! 1 1 . . i.n.s of patrons just ;i- well—and at half the cost. o’clock, at least three hours before the odds. so long as all parties are on : n. r anbdued tete-a-tete came to an end. tented? We can stand it. to ■ .b1v1■. if lb.', ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED. ■Miff h r. The poor thing doubtless was crying they can, don't you know, \Yr .■: 1 n't W. B. HOWARD, I). 1\ A.. <’. R. R., ST. JOHN, N. B. her eyes out. decided Mrs. Rodney. i regulate the love affairs of tin- mii : 1 n ff !'rn v! \t I :'mu knew And now, after all this, is It to he | verse Resides. I'm not going: m stnnff "1 'll I, !;1 ' W it T h o \ ' considered surprising that the distress­ by and see a friend dragge>ff into 1 "IB- V " a : i u-get that i !-e w In V ed mother of Katherine did not sleep ; thing of this sort” lot tvs! T 1 ' • ■ heele n !; o •;;) in rnw I.... well that night? Nor should her wake “ A fricno, « 'a nicy." e\cha inn-ff I,i ■. ViT\ ■ f : I 1 ,,f fulness be laid at the door of the tired Wife. Louden lie v. , n:, . 1 ; 1 ■ i ; i . : fg, \ \ - ,, ; ! ' s i ■ 1 r Large Potato Farm for Sale Mr. Rodney, who was ever a firm and ; “ Well, it's possible, my dear, that In low’s mime | !■• v 1 atentoriao sleeper. ! ‘No\ ah mind, , d-- i r b •fen he, baud, may be a fri* ml. I know so maiw X". j ,e < bic ot the Rest farn.s in Aroostook, 200 acres, 144 ed handsome ...f . j-;, • 1a- under' Morning came, and with It a horse chaps in I.nnff'ui win 1 1 night be d. ' i 11 g . lit : i.,. es \ |.| ' ::r!C' under cultivation, situated on the railroad, three miles back ride for Brock and Miss Fowler. | this sort of th: ng. 1l'Hi’t yon k 11o\\ that as a e,,i ! is l ' ] ■ •-••n a ' in'- the I:otn t"\cn, lias potato house on track. 1-2 mile to good school, That was enough for Mrs. Rodney, she j Who knows but the ''Imp who'-, w•rit fs pretl y. d ■ u ge 'I'm.,!' lias tm 'dent s(-t of 1 m i Idings, insured tor $5,000. House 26x would hold in no longer. Mrs. Odell | |ng her these left ers may Iie one of no "She's jil< e;. Bffffh," -aid I leap 52, Eli 20x 50, concrete cellar, hardwood floors, furnace, Carney must be told. She. at least, best friends? It (loosn't pay to t:) ke a < '0 r 1 s t a 101 ■. derstond things e ll.l’s at inust have the chance to escape before | chance on it. I won’t lienr to it. If q u ite clearly gh no a electric lights, pure running water. Barn 105x 66, basement, lew - J he;r 1 ill', W the storm of scandal broke to muddy ! Medcroft knows and his wife km1 W S "Then, in nai lit]) to” !, line stable and piatiarv. running- water and electric her Immaculate skirts. Forthwith the and Miss Eowler I-mowns. V.hy the ' wliv are tin a t Meffi r1'' 1 ■ m 1 - on lights •■in.I ! ! t !:m considerate hostess appeared before deuce should wa* bother our hemis p wri’ikb^ :i tiff ! il.st a high state < cultivation. grny Init's -w i tw!gl> " Re- M 11 fon i' i ' - ■ S'-.1 t T lei 11 ■ . o:d! so to speak. She would come directly and tak* a hand in straightening out 'This farm has been described by a leading Maine paper as to the obnoxious point. “ BN nil v«-r\ i-i-v for \ mi t, t:in, - ed th -m n di ■" i ;i i id me. m 1 the poo» little beggar? Not I. By the a nioded Aroostook I’otato Farm. Must be sold within two They were in Mrs. Odell-Carney’s same token, why sln-uld 1 or anybody gnnnbv.l Eg a u alTair with Utlier bit:ns ti.mi 55,00.0 up. Call on our nearest Agent did not know that he was there. It is way you take it." one 11 ,Ve< tile la . not a soil!" this chap," iTied M r< »*ded < 'arney. and see list-,. only natural that he held himself in­ “ I think it’s till very entertaining and “ Yoi, w .m't |,.f 11,,.!,, | ,,\ s ,,n. [Mji h." her patience cxhauMed "S! e's having hospitably aloof. Mrs. Rodney bored diverting,” said Mrs. Odell-Carney rare Mi'1 ' '"tmt a nee jauntily. ''They all an affair with a chap in London, the hJm to death. He did not hear all that lessly. Site yawned. want to low you, all of them " , one who wanes Coed gi'm-imis! Of Aroostook Real Estate Agency was poured out between them, but he “Do you really think so?" asked the “ I hate tiien.'' annotin-'eij Mrs Me<| course! Why. wh.al foots we an*. The • Toft i'et t'ospeet i\ el.V. beard quite enough to cause him some doubting Mrs. Rodney. “ I was so j real Meil'Toff js in London, and it is (1U Y (J. P O R T E R , M n naffer, H o niton afraid you’d mind. Your position in 1 tevelopmcnts of ...... ref factory \ lie w!io is writing the letters How society, my dear Mrs." — character swoops] down upon them at stupid <>f me!" L. F. T F T T I . H , Agent, Caribou. “My position in society, Mrs. Rod­ tin- very end of the sojourn in Inn« ' “Aha!" exciainied he triumphantly F. F A R K F R J A C O F F S , Agt. Presque Isle ney, can weather the tempest you pre­ hruck. Every one had begun to rejoice j “Of course, she's getting letters from CHARLKS STODDARI). Agt. Washburn that the fortnight was almost ov er and dict,” said Mrs. Odell-Carney, with a her husband Why not? That's to be W ILL COOK. Agt. Mapleton smile that went to Mrs. Rodney's mar that they

Classified Ads. I»MI ►V Castor Oil is Tasteless Now ft VOF I LLOCAL V v f i L INTEREST Laundry Girl Wanted At Aroos- A Remarkable Step Forward in took Hospital. 47tf Oil Refining. Only 5 Weeks Before To Let—2 Oltlces In Our Brick Civil Service About 28,000 bags came over last j Pure, clear castor oil, without taste j Block on Main Street. Dunn Furniture week, including 0,000, which came j or smell, is a recent discovery of the ] Company. The 1’. ,S. 1 "i i 1 Service ( ’>»mmb in late .Saturday and weie discharg-, house of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, re- i CHRISTMAS ed Monday. There will he 41,(HR) For Rent-Ups t a 1 rsTenement sion announces that, the annual first finer** of vegetable oils. j this week, one cargo of lH.ooo hags on Franklin St. Inquire of H. E. Tingley grade and third grade examinations “Be Forehanded being due today. Foreigns are sell­ The Kellogg mills take away the j Columbia St. 47tf for the field service at Houlton, Me. ing around $1.76 for tin* best, and nauseating taste, hut remove none of j will be held February 7, 1014, for A short visit at The Porter Studio For Rent—Tenement 2 Green St. receivers report an increasing de­ the good properties of castor oil clerical and subclerical positions in for particulars inquire of Mrs. J. Frank mand for these from Pennsylvania between 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. any day the various field branches of the As Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil is ' Bryson, Cor. Park and Fair Sts. 47tf points. The foreign situation seems Federal service, except the postoltiee merely purified castor oil, it works j regardless of the weather and you can encouraging, provided there is no A Black Fur Robe Lost Near C. service, outside of Washington, I). better than the evil-tasting, evil smell- j rapid increase in imports. have any number of Artistic Portraits P. station on Friday night last. Reward C. New Brunswick is shipping quite ing dose of the past, an.d does not upset! for return to Times Office. I47p Application Form 1371 and hook of with which to please your friends at the stomach. Children take it easily. j information, Form 1372, may be ob­ a lot of potatoes to this market, and Christmas. For Rept—House On Military tained from the local secretary at New Brunswick shippers are quot­ KelLgg s Tasteless Castor 01 has j 'St. oobtatoinfl nine rooms, with bath/ (he Houlton post-office, or the Dis­ ing 68 and 70c Harlem River. A been supplied to all druggists, not in j MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW electric lights god furnace. Apply U> number of cars of this stock are in trict Secretary, P. O. Bldg.. Boston, bulk, but in neat 2,3c and 50c bottles j Levin B. Jobnsoth 62 Military St. 24? the 33d stree t yards, some of which Mass. Applications must be filed It is necessar;, to ask for Kellogg’s by ! with the District Secretary on or be­ show frost damage. For this reason THE PORTER STUDIO Restaurant For Sale—With a buyers are not paying as much for name, to distinguish it from disguised ! good list of boarders as well as transients, fore Jan. 2, 1914. HOULTON, ME. this stock as they will for s o u n d castor oil, flavored with peppermint and reasons lor selling and particulars may Maines. and other strong essences The trade- be had at the Times Office. Potatoes On Pier 17 there was a small ac­ marked label bears a green castor leaf, cumulation Thursday, when best Farm For Sale In Milo —90 Acres with the signature, Kellogg’s. all tillage, cuts 70 tons hay, fine set build­ 165-lb bag Maines sold $2 and 2.10. C. P. R. S H IPM E N TS Made only by Spencer Kellogg & ings nearly new, about 1 mile from village. Trading was somewhat restricted, Inquire of F. M. Strout, Owner, Milo Me. Nov 11 2 cars from Houlton but as Maine shippers are now hold­ Sons, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y., refiners of 12 3 “ ing back supplies receivers do not vegetable oils. For Rouf—The A. P. Kinney 13 2 “ “ look for a lower market. M a i n e houaeonHigh Street. Apply to Times 14 0 “ “ shippers $re watching the foreign Office or Mrs. A. P. Kinney, Westfield, 16 0 “ situation closely, and upon the least this will necessarily 'be of short Me. 17 0 “ “ sign of a break are p r e p a r e d to duration, since it will only require gogasis an urgent cable advice to bring over SHOES promptly sl ut down, thus auto­ For Sole Or Rent—1 Seven Room B. & A. SHIPMENTS additional stocks from Belgium or house on School St., has hot and cold water, matically bringing the market hack Holland with Denmark holding an and bath, and if sold at once will be sold at N o v 11 9 cars from Houlton to normal. There are two ways to sell shoes. One a baigaln. Inquire of T. H. McGllliouddy, 12 3 There are few States e o m i n g. : ample supply in reserve and ready is to hand them out like selling a pound of 80 School St. 147p 13 8 These sell around 76c Harlem River. to ship almost on a day’s notice. coffee, the other is to fit them from a scien­ tific standpoint. We believe in missing a 14 1 Quality is good, but the trade is not Those who are on the other side re­ sale rather than give a customer a misfit. Bunk Book No. 11S09 Issued By 16 6 taking hold acti'ely. I ’p-State; P(,I’t back that the stocks held in the Houlton Savings Bank is reported lost 17 0 shippers arc quoting 75 and 78c. both Belgium and Holland are and this notioe is given as required by law, Shoes lor school, office or house The local market continues linn, They report a steady demand from ample enough to supply any short- that a duplicate book may be issued. L. wear 82.00, $2.50, $3.00 buyers paying $1.60 with a moderate Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, age on this side. So long as Holland O, Ludwig, Treas. amount coming in. j and for once are indifferent to all exporters can depend upon $1.75 bag Sorosis Dress Boots and Slippers For Sale At a Bargain—O fflce The rqads continue to improve ! Eastern markets. Shippers are pay- on this they will stay in the game. $3.50, $4.00, $4.50. Furniture in good ^condition, comprising j with the wearing dowji after free/,- ing farmers flo and 66c at station. This is the present market, with one desk and chair, typewriter table, and ing. but farmers are not inclined to draw every indication of firmness. Re­ A $6 .00 Skating Boot $4.50. files.’ For particulars inqnire at Pearson | There were shipped over the B. «&■ at this price. ceivers of foreigns will lie well The Jeweler, Fogg Block, noulton. 47tf a . up to Nov. 15, 6,3iK».49S bushels Michigan potato men are not pleased if they can keep the goods from the 1913 crop. looking t h is way for a n outlet. T i e Y moving a roll nd $2 and very few of T® Advertise Very Latest Popu-j Mr w A Martill r I s u,.,t tire selling steadily in the Mi< (best- expect it to ever a d v a n <• e 1“, 80T " ! ^ -,per t o limited time , tl,e illfl,rln ati„ n , hv \\ est on a basis equal to so and mueii above $2 26. only. Don’t delay. Send stamps or coin . . . , You Should Know J. F. LAW, Manager. him from various sources while in delivered New York. Sc far Against 2s. i ii in l:>ags last week, im­ and state songs desired. Maine Stamp in ports this week will run up to 4 I ,- B o r a iis o it s so Company. Dept. Fh Box 7*81, Portland. Washington last week, that there is M ielii: :a n s fin Ye started tii is way not likely to be a potato shortage of nor ap any lik< l\ to e. Ulle Hiller- ooo. Included in (ids is a ea i go of Maine. ‘-M7p That Bn* ( ’(infections wo sell any consequence this season, and their is a marl -d prie 1 a d \ a ii er P.imhi hag-, whom ea u\e in’ ao- sii t - For Sale-One Of The Largest that there seems to he sufficient po­ W i see ns i n and Minims. u a an i a \ uni ay and was mt d iseba r t-d until A re tin* Host. M niida \ . I : > -‘-am i II 1 20 Per Cent farms in Penobscot County, containing 465 tatoes in the United States for tie* ini: a fine i ra.fi. Ill t lie Sini t h w ii d a n You'll lin S | 11111; It VO II ni 1(0 * h u t g i v e t "l 1**111 building containing 8 rooms, hardwood; that the crop of last year was alt nuiv Friday hnu I .1 I! I. floors, running water, and furnace. Kami j All 11 i 11 i a! !<•-!. You can make that hy *•> is in first-class shape, and the owner through normal. All of the potato-gruwiin *1 ... W Buying your illness desires to seil. Apply to John H. j States of the northern tier h a v< laud a Rice, Bangor Me. 547 good crops. man ! i Hot W ater Bottles N E W YO RK HATKEWAY DRUG CO. T he K.-xaK Siort Fountain Syringes The N e w York I’ro.iuer a I.. \V : i V 1 , YwinAKor. says : < W aixl all Rubber < Jooils at Heavy arrivals of Maim - u, < t.. Wanted! 33d street yards bringing sleeks ni MUNHO’S ham! to 170 ears hist \\e. k ean-e( 1 rad in: Every article absolutely guar­ 2 o r 3 farm s near an embargo to he put on by i V w a v anteed to give satisfaction or York Central. A large p, i la p . • t a t o < s your money back. H o u lt o n . Cash custom­ these goods came ('rested, ■lie. 1 - i a i a r !. a v<- Ask to see our $r.oo Fountain number of cars were turmi d . 1 W ! ers waiting. I \ ■ • ra I mraet-. on.- large Syringe, or our Si.25 Hot Maines are selling in (In- at i.>1 j 'pm ai ’a ki1 - ' *' d.m- mr |)i - Water Bottle -old in other stores yards $2.25 and 2.:;5. Tin ud-id . : .Km ....., . . ■ i, \ . ry . lor lrom Si .50 to $ 1.75 figure is extreme for lamp III. ■1 C.W . Harmon & Co. i Forciqn I'l’iatovs < omitiq p* 1 ■ 11; a > ..r ii.- cargo on Aroostook shippers are

Thousands of dollars worth of new merchandise including many new sample lines o f Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Shirtwaists, and in fact everything in ready-to-wear apparel. Every effort is being made to make this the most attractive and well stock­ ed Garment Store east of Bangor. We will continue to make special prices on all merchandise at our Court St. Store until moving. THE GARMENT STORE Exchange Block McLEOD BROS. Court Street ! I

Tne Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 19, 1913.

fHOM M iOaiOOaBnOM M Why Salves Can’t Cure Eczema f oV local interest

Since (be oM-fashioned theory of cur­ I troubles but none that we can rocom- i iiieml as highly as this for we know that M ilrage books at II. E. Thomas. CnHing e;irds engraved with plate S ATTENTION I ing eczema '.tirough the blood has been given up by scientists, finally different D.D.D. stops the itch at once. We just at t he Ti m ks otliee. salves liave been tried for skin diseases. want you to give D.D.D. a trial. That will Order your Potato Hooks printed Wv have just opened a new lot of But ft 1ms been found that these salves be enough to prove it. at the T imes otliee. Fresh oysters are rec-ivt-d at Ril­ only clog the pores and cannot penetrate Of course all other druggists have to the inner akin below tlie epidermis D.D.D. Prescription—go to them it you Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Oreeii were in ey’s market every day. Try them. where ttie eczema germs are lodged. can't come to us—hut don't accept some This— the quality of penetrating— big profit .substitute. Bangor a few days last week, Boys come to Puriugton’s next probably explains the tremendous suc­ But if you come to our store, we are Friday and Saturday and get a good cess of the well known liquid eczema ,so certain of what D.D.D. will do for you Be sure t o at tend our Big opening suit fortJkg.Pd. Two days only. Edison Ambrolas remedy, oil of wintergreen, thymol, gly- that we offer you a full size bottle on “ its coining soon," Hamilton A- Clark oerine, etc., as compounded in D.D.D. this guarantee:— If you do not find that It takes away the itch AT ONCifi, It Co. | All kinds of signs printed or paint other remedies for skin costs you not a cent. j ed at t he Tr.M i:s otliee. W. A. Martin returned Monday We have the full line in cases of Ma­ H A T H E W A Y DRUG CO. Houlton, Me. from Washington, I>. C. j (J. Fred Snow. Special Agent of hogany, Golden Oak and Fumed Oak. Buy your typewriter ribbons at, : the B. A., was in Houlton, Mon­ day, mi business. These phonographs are beauties and Notice of Foreclosure Notice of Foreclosure the Ti M us office. Bathe’s Weekly every Monday at | Wash boiler bargain at F. A. Cates I are within the reach of anyone. We Whereas, Welden E. Ramsey, of Smyrna, Whereas, touise F. Emery and Dan G. tlie Dream Theatre. | A Co. Saturday, Nov. 22. | Emery', husband and wife, of Portgage Lake in the County of Aroostook and State of have a large assortment of fpur- ■ There will be a Parish Supper at j In the County of Aroostook, and State of Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated July 7, Mr. Wm. Ingraham is rapidly re­ the First Cnitarian eh urrh on Thurs- j minute indestructible records for Maine, by their mortgage deed, dated June 1900, and recorded in the Aroostook.Registry covering from a serious operat ion for day afternoon at B.30. | 21th, 1912 and recorded in the Aroostook Reg­ of Deeds, Vol. 21 a. Page MU, mortgaged to appendicitis. these machines. Drop in and hear Frank C. Estabrook and Xevers Estabrook istry’ of Deeds, Vol. iti3, Pago 391 conveyed to Boys and ( J iris see our “ beautiful” Buy’ your coal and wood of F. A. them. Charles W. Noyes of Newton, and Herbert the following described parcel of real estate, Indian suits in window to he given Cates and Co. W . Blanchard oPConoord, in the County of together with the buildings thereon, situate in away FREE, Hamilton a 1 ."dtp- and Potato liook> '-te l e will he < Lie of tin le -u potato fa iIll - 111 prom p t i y a it t a, d> d * *' ■ • ( 'it lit y ! ' r -a : e. See A r<> (.-f.ddk Albert E. Klein. ! : '.-tale \ g e 11 e ad in Md- issue, The annual -;:P- and i "1 1 1 e ladle- of t lie ( i: 1fib, e f f e ( , e, r ! 'In Key. -b ki i n 1 are j d a 11 n i 11g 'Hi a Sh ep 11 eI'd will i a 1e Pile on I’m -■ lb; '' i ... _■ 1 \ ] 11: I ’.,t i 1 in \! w. •. k. W d 1 l be day . I n e^ lb. pal';. C W a!-ee j Llli. 1 > \ : 1 ' ' : ' e \\ ; ■bin: dig 1 o! .

[ ? 1- nolle t • 1 ( ■: 1 I i y : e e : . i. 1 ; . o- ( e e in g -ki t u rd a y N •■\ , 22, engraved i •: 1 1!; n... • •i : . : - : 1 : ! • 1 i ■ I I - I' \ (' o w ::; -mi • gi 1 1 a t New Leather Goods j t otliee for t I ‘ • 1 d d 1 -( 1 ! ,,! .. lb ( e ■ - . e ( 1 1 . •* ' ' !l1 w d i! • rate. Notice friend W 1 • \ m-i ui • w '■ One bird sits on a bough and sings Iloulton, Maine, October 2sth, 191a. gloriously Another bird sits on a J U S T ARRIVED ( all and . ■ • ] To the selectmen of the town of Houlton, iu tuarl.o hough and chirps. And you Hew line ■: . ! 1 • 1. . . - 1 ' .V i !', 1 t 1 i ■ the County of An Mistook and State of Maine : 1 fancy von get a plaintive note in the and >u; e; u , j . d I ( t.t K t ! e b | W 1 ! ! P e i r The Houlton Water Company, a corjKira- rhirptng- rad dM- note of envy, but tion duly organized under the Laws of said " ■ Vi - , >! 1 ' d: Mill- 1. M . ■;.,ib M r. .1 • • r ( A . P • . I . . ■ O ! , of lung dig. State, existing according to law and having n g "'I.;'-' : 1 Comprising new and attractive i -:e g m -a ■ ; M : > I i - ! i . ! ; i : . its place of business at said Houlton, hereby 11 u . ■ \ • •■ • b i. a - b - 1.: ■ ' -' ! g ed requests license and written permit from you, colors in different sizes and Administratrix Notice to erect poles with wires, arms and lixtures It,, o i i i m 'i ihe; lieivi >y gi\ e notice that '•lie thereon mid construct its lines, with side lines shapes in I d . I ha.- hri'ii dnl;. appointed Administratrix of | therefrom, for the transmission of electricity ! f i f - estate I,f .hi-eph A. ''IIIH'ler late of Win- and electric current for heat, light and power v : , ■;le ;11 the Count v o; A 11«Mooli, deceased, | purjioses, in, upon and along the following LADIES’ SHOPPING BAGS and given 'toads a- the law directs. All per- [highways, public roads and streets, in said om hav dig demands ngam.-t the estate of town of Houlton, to-wit : — New Limerick j B. A . n i lie- ■ ,i-ed are desiied to pre.-enl the same Load, Willard Street, Watson Avenue, West W e also have Collar Bags, Card Sets, a -epieinent, and all indebted thereto tint Mreet, 1 Iartford Street, Ludlow Road, Jen­ Cigar Cases, Photo Holders, Shaving . | :evad to mate payment immediately. kins Load, or ’ary Street. North Street, MKX MARC A II Ed' s.\ I’l’lER, from M. J). l’utnrm's driveway to Letter B Paper Pads, House Slippers and Coin \ (Im n;11:1r!;v of the estate of Joseph NlUcier Load. .Military Stn*et from Foxcroft Road i i ■, aiMaine. September 11. 1‘'1 A Easterly and relocation from Maple Street to Purses, all in nice durable colors and M. I». Putnam's driveway. very low priced. link LTiiN WATER COMPANY, by P>. Ik M( I vrviiK, Supt. W e also show a large line of Leather ( ( t i NOTICE. ( pen the fort going petition, ORDERED : Pillow Covers (with Lodge Emblems, - Ik That a pubiie heat ing he held at the office On the 25th of Nov. of the Selectmen of Houlton, on Wednesday etc.) Stand Covers and Banners with the goth day of Novemlter. A. I). 1918, at Indian Heads. ;o V a t ho; ti Vainc Real I'.state nine o'clock in tic* forenoon, at which time \: (•n r t.’. i rant, .Manager, and place, residents and property owners up­ ' These are all new goods direct from ,cianged to personally oon- on and r.iong the highways and streets to lie alfected thereby, and all other persons inte i : a T. 'tit ot tin- '■opthern part the factory w ith fine quality of leather rested, shall have a full opportunity to show Mattie lot the hem-til * -t those cause why such permit should not be granted. in the make up. eie-’ed ci lot king at iami pro W a n ci “ r 11. ct. And that public notice tlierwf be given by ' i til at see! n> n W e ' publishing a copy of said petition and this III ; I - -Me Jl ! 1 • ; i.i > ' d -.bd'ge: t that (';m older thereon two weeks in succession in the Come in and have a look. tilt . i!'«>ut ' 01 H■ 11 a 1t Aroostook Times and also in the Aroostook and i a : 11 • v a i f n I tit At (r is took V i’ioeeer, two new spapers published and print­ R a t i if l d tin' i littes, Lei ed in said Town ot Houlton. the last publica­ tion to be at least fourteen day s before said 1 b 1 \ 1ley;e\ and sinal 1 I T ie V. !i.Il ■ dl ( hearing. ||\\ 1 Raiit mnl1 lan•s Given under our hands at said Houlton. i; \oil pul elliase. C all PEARSON, The Jeweler this third day of Novemlter. A. I). 1918. • '! 1;fi(umat ion t n 1' N ATI I A N I E L TOMPKINS, POGQ BIvOCK, IIOHLTOX, .VH : n M e Real ]■1st;He A ge A. \. STEWART. . Ott'u't: over did nil n. Mle. J. ", C. WELLER. R< a >1 II'S >1) Select i u. ■!' of tin Town (J Houlton. Me.

o o o o o o 'O' SLAST WEEK OF L. S. PURINGTON'S 3rd ANNUAL SALE Big Discount In Every Department.

Bring in your Boys’ and see the Knee Suits I am going to sell next Friday & Saturday at

con v in ced . PUB1NGT0N Houlton. | OO OO'

* >i ''M M QM IW M K. 8 The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, November 19. 1913.

light In her eyes. ‘‘T do love you." she said simply. AFTER COUGHING TWO YEARS "(Jed. but I’m a happy man!” he ex­ ulted. Forgot 1'wl of. tlu* time and the c —♦ BIBLE*STUDY « ON----- . THE plaoe, he half a rose and, leaning for­ Waycross, Ga., Woman Found Houlton Saving's Bank ward, kissed her full upon the upturn­ ISRAEL UNDER A NEW LEADER. HOULTON, MAINE Relief in Vinol. ed lips. Joshua 1:1-9—Nov. 23. Did you ever cough for a week? HUSBANDS There was a rattling of china ware 'Hem stronycV and of a anod courane.’’—Dr#e 9. E. L. CLEVELAND, Then just think how distressing it behind them. In no little confusion SHALL spe"t thirty days in President both came tuiubiing down fn :;i para­ must be to have a cough hang on for uinuuning ft>r their groat 'tailor S. F R I E D M A N . dise and found themselves under the two years. Moses, yet with one accord ac­ O F EDITH abashed scrutiny of a very red faced I Mrs. D. A. McGee, Wayeross, Ga., Vice President cepted Joshua as their new lead- young serving woman. says: “I had a very heavy cold I-. O. LUDWIG, er by Divine appointment through "Oh, never mind,” stammered Gret- which settled into a chronic cough T reasurer Bu chen quite amiably. "I am used to Moses. Like other Bible heroes. Josh­ which kept me awake nights for fully that, madam. A great many ladies ua was renowned for his faith and his two years, and felt tired all the time GEORGE BARR and gentlemen come here to—-to—what loyalty to God. At the time of taking The effect of taking your cod liver Read! you call it?” She placed the tea and Moses' place he was in his eighty-third and iron remedy, Vinol, is that my Farm Loans M’CUTCHEON cough is gone. I can now get a good sandwiches before them, her fingers all year, yet full of vigor and evidently Reflect! thumbs, her cheeks aglow. night’s rest and I feel much stronger A the best qualified for the position. Brock pulled himself together. Very | in every way. I am 74 years old." Copjrloht bu Dodd. Mead & Co. The fact that Moses was vigorous at sternly he said. "This young lady is to I It is the combined action of the Specialty. one hundred and twenty, and Joshua Resolve! be my wife.” medicinal elements of the cods’, liv* *t e ig h t y-three, "Ach.” said Gretchen, with a friend- i v?0; ers aided by the blood-making and speaks loudly to ly smile and the utmost deference, strength-creating properties of tonic us in confirmation THERE Continued from page *> “that is what they all say, mein heir." VIGOROUS iron which makes Vinol so efficient of the Bible teach­ Then, giggling approvingly, she hustled ) d /y '* for chronic coughs, colds and bron­ A rosy cheeked girl came into the ing that A (1 a m Every away. chitis— at the same time building up garden to serve them. Swift, cool was created per­ JOSHUA Brock waited until she was out of the weakened, run-down system. breezes were scurrlng down the valley, fect; and that the 7/, AT 83 YRS Accom­ bearing in their wake the soft rain sight. "She seems to be on to us. as DID THEY Try a bottle of Vinol with the un* IS NOTHING SMALL e n t ir e race has Freddie would say. But what do we 5PRING j derstanding that your money will be | modation rlouds that were soon to drench the since fallen into care? I’d like to stand on top of the FROM returned if It does not help you. tarth and then radiantly pass on. They sin and (Lath— Baudjoch and shout the news to the Consistent were quite' alone, seated in the shelter sharing A d a m ’ s P. S.— If you have any skin trouble ABOUT world. Wouldn’t you, dearest?” »f a wide, overhanging portico. A penalty, "Dying, try Saxo Salve. W e guarantee it. With Safe "The world wouldn’t hear us, dear,” loft, green darkness was creeping over thou slialt die." Hatheway Drug Co. Houlton,Me. she said coolly. “Besides, it’s raining the mountain side..pregnant with smell The intelligence of Evolution Theory Con- Banking up there. Just look at it sweeping SOME PEOPLE »f the shower. tbese men, as well tradieted. down upon us. Goodness!" Methods * Constance ordered tea and a. bite of as their vigor, quite contradict the He laughed hilariously, amused by something to eat for both. Brock's Evolution theory; for this very Joshua EXCEPT her attempt to be casual and indiffer Extended gase never left her exquisite face had been one of the slaves in Egypt. while she was engaged in the pretty ent. "You can’t turn it off so easily ns Israel’s Real Leader—God. To Our but rather self conscious occupation that, dearest," he cried. "Come! While it rains we may plan. You will marry Not for a moment are we to lose THE AMOUNT THEY SAVE! Patrons. if Instructing the waitress. After the TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX­ girl had departed, be leaned forward me—tomorrow?" sight of the fact that God had adopted PECTED TO ARRIVE AND DEPART "N o !” she cried, aghast. "How utter­ the nation of Israel and had entered jerowi the little table and said, a trifle IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 17, 1913. ly ridiculous!" into a special Covenant with them; hoarsely and dlajolntedly: Tra ns scheduled to leave Boulton: DIVIDENDS AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM HAVE BEEN "It was most appetizing to watch "W ell, then, day after tomorrow?” and that, therefore. lie was their real Daily Except Sunday PAID FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS. you do that I could live forever on "No, no, nor week after next. I ’’— Leader. Moses, Joshua and others being 8.08 a. m.—for Ft. Fairfield, Caribou, Lime­ lothing but tea and sandwiches if you "See here, Connie, w e’ve got som«i merely Ills representatives. We have stone, Van Buren and intermediate stations »ne else to consider as well as our already referred to the reasons for the were to order them." 9.48 a. m.--for Millinocket, Bangor and "Tou’ve said a great many silly Selves. In order to square it all up for adoption of Israel by the Almighty. principal intermediate stations—Port­ I Pain in 8ack and Rheumatism I More Bottles Sold Each Year Edith w e must be able to say to these land ami Boston, via. Medford. Din­ things to me this afternoon." The New Leader’s Name. j Torment thousands of people dsily. It is easy to understand why an in- "1 wonder"—he stopped and lowered people that we haven’t been frivoling— ing Car Millinocket to Bangor, Joshua's name was originally Iloshen. 11.15 a. m.—for Ashland, Fort Kent, St. ' Don’t be one of these sufferers when 1 creasing number of bottles of Foley’s hto voice—"I wonder if you would call that we are going to be married at the same as that of the I’rophet Ilosea, Francis and intermediate stations, also j for so little cost you can yet well rid It Billy if 1 were to tell you that I love j once, That will let Edith out of the for Washburn, Van Buren, Grand Isle, Honey and Tar Compound is solo year ­ signifying salvation. To this was pro of the cause. Foley Kidney Pills be­ yon," very, very much." His gloved j difficulty, and everything will look rosy Madawaska, Frenchville, St. Francis ly. Thos. Yerran, 286 Edward St., fixed (Numbers l.'L.lb) Jr, an abbrevia­ and inteimediate stations via. Squa dropped upon hers as she fum- I at the outset. If w’e put it off the gin their good work from the very first Houghton, Mich , gives an excellent hand, tion representing the word Jehovah. I'an and Mapleton. aimlessly with the menu card; | world have (dose. They exert so direct an ac reason when he writes: “ Foley’s bled will said things In its ig Tl.us the name became Jehoshua, sig­ 12.35 p. m. —for Fort Fairfield, Carilxui, something in the very helplessness of ! porance that she can never refute, si n Limestone ami interim diate stations, Dion on the kidneys and bladder that nifying Jelmva h’s salvation. This was Honey and Tar Compound has always tbit long, slim hand drew the strength 1 |)ly because the world doesn’t stop long 1.32 p. in—fur Millinocket, Greenville, Ban­ the pain and torment of backache, proven an effective remedy, quickly re­ shortened t<> Joshua. The Greek form gui-. and intermediate stations, Portland his love toward It—all of this 1 enough to hear two sides of a story rheumatism and kidney trouble is soon of all of this wold is Jasons Jesus. and Boston. lieving tickling in thr throat, and arrogant love that had come 1 unless they are given pretty closely to confident, For t w etii y-se\ en years Joshua was p. in.- for Miliinoeket, Bangor and in­ dispelled. Broadway Pharmaev. Gopping the cou ;h with no bad effects. to be so sure of Itself In these last ! gether. Now. Edith Is counting on as termediate .-.taBons. Portland anil Bo- t Ilf li'lliliT of Nniol, f tithnil to i ;..ii ad vf g Broadway Pharmacy. advtg days. His gray eyes, dark with the to put the peeping Tom Rodneys and ton. sleeping < 'ar < 'ai ihou to Boston. :i in! to t lie | wo|Jo. Ho mq m'’ y ]**l1 tho 7.14 ]i m tin Knit Fairfield. <'ar11 k<11. Van purpose of his passion, took on a new the charitable Carneys to rout with Io thrwmli Jont.-m ninl 11 i r<*ot *il in I ,iiu-i; and intermediate station'. Bad impelling glow : she looked Into our own little bombshell. They’re say- tli.' ■oliqiWM ■ f ( ' m i; i •• 111. nit ill ill.**! T i;\!\' Iter: Hm i.ro.v tbem for an instant, the wavering lug nasty things about all of us, I ui.B Fv-ept Mindai 1 in* ; 1 1 i i! :: 1 o o 1n't t 1 io tribi -> :i 111 ' V pmlle of last resort on her parted lips; They’re calling you a vile thing for a. i:, : mu, ! id'toi!. Fort land, Bangor (Tlii* i i !ii* ;..*. ;' 1 o with ur *:M it" "i J 8.01 In€Ai*+ yOUR WANT ADS then her lids dropped quickly and her stealing your sister’s husband, and in d : ii 1 <■ i in* daile 'tatitips \ ;a. Medfi>r I. ; i 1 wi' i! \ it:: .'it \ ; i u ‘' i * no ! i; >Broil oii. F< >;! The Res >it Speaks For Itself. bars that sh,e looked up, her eyes swim ­ says when he comes. We’ve Just gut i ill's and ;nt< rnn-di it** 'Unions. .} ton: M , Flail i'. F<>11 Kent, ming with tenderness. Neither spoke to be able to forestall even dear eld \ and ; ,5*i med ate dat i'nis. a--'> for a long minute, but words were not Roxbury. Come! Don't you see'.- We p ' 1-; i-iu-ii \ me, Ma> la a a-ka, to tell what the soul was say­ must be married at once.” Die, \ ;||| 1 111 e'l, W 1-hilUi n, needed fa ing through the eyes. "Dear me." she murmured softly, ■i I a I*-, i mJ" h;e " darling, you won’t keep me waiting? from South America, next w inter You will be my w ife—you will marry It was new raining in tonvtiG Tl!"’. me at once? You do love me, I know— moved back into the darke-t ive.■ d I ’ve known it for days and days"— their shelter and blisst u11 v lew,. ,! -> .a She whimsically broke in upon bis Upon the drenched univer-o' with passionate declaration, saying with a | that saw nothing hut sweet sunshine pretty petulance: "Oh, you have? | and fair weather, What insufferable conceit! I"— | l He laughed joyously. "I never was (To Bo Font inn ■ X Oi ■. B i o c d k i u r e lri> Bure of anything In my ll/e," he Bald. "You couldn’t help loving me. PROFITS ON THE FARM Constance;-I’ve loved you so. You Do You Sleep Like a Top? ;i re ' 1' Tiiiinetl largely By ilia proper select ion of a frrt iirrr. Essex don’t have to tell me, dear; I know. The word tup was eorrupwd from Fertilizers ',ipp!\, in \-j il.Jilc fi ir;n, 1 la - 'iiB'tances ne -ary '.op! .nt Still, I’d like to hear you say, with the French word •'t.aup*'.'' moaning a goo''h. '1 hey re! urn to the land pr;.ct ieallv the same elements that thoue dear lips as well as with your | moie> which is in the habit of sh oping in Ye Bern taken from i; - i !a* very things i bat must be supplied io ’lie an twii "■>[>. Tic y im[>n >yiy<-* t!n*tin .-oil By furnishing a ser’dii- of ‘organic •yes. that you love me.' for long periods. This shows bow tho : i m m, i 11' O' a ad high grad 1 <■' mi' d ml' that i- held as a nwrve put her hand upon the back of Sbe meaning of a sentence can be lost in ; .. V ' : 1 : 1 )!" ;n U .)•• ; II. H Ill"; "! \)'ou'- i a in >’ h-1:\ b \s i.i\: m: m:s r rlsi i. i s.” Drisoned; there was a proud, earnest i i J . i ■ "VC f : ; 11, \\ n.'I'Blil !; 01 i; a 1 m u a /.'- ' or, a iargi* >r A- e.r tin- ia-t. 1 years. I \ : G ' J \ i!, : ! ! i 1 * \v ■ ii'l* - M;l ■ 1 *' o' io.". rotor- '! m- I.--; \ il.nn.r:!.!.- W • hi't • and sav it ha*» given i,u!t ! ,! ; , ,« ! ’ t '' ) ■ ■.Ai ■ f a - t h- ' " o -a!' - ; a ar '■ liivi- e-i-r ih-I. W i liuhily p < 11,11a■ im 1 ii to tarni.Ts A 11 1 . V - I , C 1 t ' i ’. C; i J ii oi i1 A'-'i i001 iy.i aiai c ic i . e c ; ■. .i -l - -’nr'i;. IhgiMira'li-l-’-nili/c 1 can uImi say that it rims nicely ;« : hr -;!i aa.. :i..c■ t.i*na Col.hath W A ni'KIw i n , Aroosto*tk County, Me. /TMTf H «..., ^ ” '. , 1 ■ * ■ ' ; 1 • ’ i 1 ' i t ■: , ’ : in i o. t: ; > n i 7* Wondering ui't what fen ilizer is really the best? Send for our new book­ these Cheques- when y L/ u - *» - 'A. ] i 1 : ' I d .:• / ,. ,'•* | , Carry M : t v let ;md it will answer your inquiry and 1 ell you why. Write for it to-day. ■ ' f 1 . , . -Bor, -■a i-l lion t J*t h ww, :' " ’ ' ii !l 1; If no one handles Essex Fertilizers in your town, write us about it. telHi*' ; ii - " 11 v.1 :: : • .1 -• 'll” v. 1 ."O t tla- mi'l < ui t : 1 ; > , , l j I ! . ; , , ! B ■: j t < ■!, ; o. !1 ! 'in,: 5 a Ii M 0-1111 Essex Fertilizer Co,, 39 North Market Street, Boston, Mass. ■ ff A -1; i . ;. : . ,! ' , - fc.!; ; ■ !'[■'■ A !!■.*■ 'ai.:. -la. ,aV. '."-a.h ' "tm 1■1 that pur- the olir-., I. V .: • . \o t ! i n n: g 11 .1 !ci i.m\ • i) v<■ 11a !11 ami <>b A ri'Ugh that bothers you ci.ntiroial- 1. C. MOIR, r.en’l. Ag'Mit Blaine I Ny.^tV ■ A k lain < Bd's . Imim*-? 1 v l- one of 'he danger signal* wl icli j . Bl.-s-ing, m-\ i-!'th* wain- ot con-mmption. Dr. King’s f ! / ’ \^ N ,A- ! i* s - tluw wor** New Discovery -tip the cough, loosen AMCRICAN BANKERS \ l U. 4 great!y Messed By the i best, banish fever and let jou ASSOCIATION V^: v i their Law Cove sleep peacefully: '1 he first dose mint, a ml ma i iy i if (lucks the symptom* and gives prompt TRAVCLGRS CH€OU€S them were pre 1 i elief Mrs. A E. M eitz, ot Glen pared by It for e<» Ellyn. Iiwa. writes: “ Dr. King’s ire accepted at face value throughout the World i- payment of tickets, operation w i t h New Discovery cured a stubborn cough iotel service and other travel expenses. Self-identifying. Safer than Messiah in His noney; twice as convenient. The best form of travelers' funds. V/e Kingdom in due alter six weeks’ doctoring failed to help.” T ry it, as it will do the same will be pleased to explain the system and supply these cheques. Falne 'fluoric* of thr time. Dork Ayr*. jn parrying out for you. Best medicine for coughs, tins arrangement. God gave Israel Pal­ colds, throat and lung troubles. Money The Last Pipeful of Sickle Is FIR8T NATIONAL BANK estine. but explainiMl that this gift was hack if it fails. Bric^ ode W $1 00. because of His favor toward them in All druggists, by mail. II. E. Buck­ as Fresh as the First HOULTON, MAINE. pursuit of His own great plans, previ­ len A Co.. Philadelphia or St. Louis, ously outlined to Abraham. He fur­ advtg ther explained that the (duiaanltes Because you slice Sickle off the plug as you use it, were not making progress, and that and all the original flavor and moisture are pressed into their eontinuam e would he neither for Irish Village Seems Doomed. the plug and kept there by the natural leaf wrapper— so their good nor for Ills glory—as it \va« The historic village of Ardmore, that every piece of Sickle Plu g is bound to be fresh when with the Sodomites.—Ezekiel 16:41), 50. County Waterford, Ireland, is doomed We should remember that the Bible by the incoming sea, according to a it goes into your pipe. You are sure of a slow-burning, hell, to wliieli the slaughtered Ganaan- recent report. The village is eight cool, sweet smoke always. fces went, is not the hell of torment miles from Youghal, and contains Ground-up tobacco keeps getting drier all the time— pictuml in the creeds. Their destruc­ many interesting remains o f early tion by Israel sent them to Sheol, ecclesiastical architecture. so dry that it clogs in the bottom of the package and has Hmles, the tomb. There they sleep to be dug out. N o wonder it bums fast, smokes hot and with their forefathers, waiting for the bites the tongue. glorious resurrection Morning, when Houlton Druggist Messiah’s Kingdom will eventually W hen you buy Sickle you get more tobacco— because you bring back every man in his own or­ Makes a Statement don’t pay for a package—and you smoke all you get, because there’s no tobacco spilled and wasted. Just try Sickle today-—your dealer der. From this viewpoint, the giving We always advise people who have of Palestine to Israel was not injustice, sells it. stomach or bowpl trouble to see a but wisdom. doctor. But to those who do not wish to do this we will say : try the mix­ 3 Ounces Slice it as Saved His Fcot ture of simple buckthorn bark, gly­ use II. I). 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