Issued Tuesday Thursday Saturday Courier By Tin Courlsr-Gustts.. 465 Main St.. THREE CENTS A COPY Established January, 1846. Entered ee Seeeetf Clue Mill Metter. Rockland, Maine, Tuesday, May 12, 1925. Volume 80...... Number 57.

THE WAYS OF A PIGEON Blaine was the Republican standard eons the better they will do,” said Mr The Courier-Gazette bearer in a Presidential contest, hut Bird, who has a special helper to aid those whose memory harked hack in his work. “I feed my birds THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK over this long political trail had not whole peas and corn from Argentina, As Told By Elmer S. Bird Who Has World’s Champion wholly forgotten the bitterness en­ the latter because it is a stronger ALL THE HOME NEWS gendered by that campaign, the like flint corn than the native product. Subscription 13.00 per yesr psysbls la ad­ Modena—Prominent Business Man With An Admitted of which New England has never The pigeon menu also includes hynip vance ; single copies three cents. since witnessed. seed, whole wheat, Kaffir corn Advertising rates based. upon circulation Hobby—His Executive Council Record. Few knew, however, the real reason (bought through a Western seed and very reasonable. why Mr. Blaine’s body did not find house) and bread crumbs. Cracked NEWSPAPER H18TOBT grain is not fed, as it is likely to The Rockland Gazette was established In its resting place in the soil of his 1840 In 1874 the Courier was established BY FRANK A. WINSLOW beloved Pine Tree State. They did spoil. The diet as a whole is base*! and consolidated with the Gazette In 1882. not know that the burial in Wash­ on proteins and fats. Pure water The Free Presa was established In 1855, and “President Coolidge,” like his Il­ moved down town to Glover Block, is served for drink. In 1801 changed Its name to the Tribune. ington was the outcropping of per­ lustrious namesake, has never known now the home of the Central Maine “The pigeons are fed once a day These papers consolidated March 17, 1807. the sting of defeat. Winner in a Power Co., where It remained until sonalities to which the campaign of >884 had given rise, and which wore except when breeding. A hopper is national contest, and conceded by his 1898, when the present block on Till­ kept before them constantly. While YOU’LI, be delighted with .uriges in Le quite in a class by him­ son avenue was built. especially marked. The children o<* ♦ — hatching is in progress the female self, he is now riding .on the top Elmer Bird was admitted to part­ Mrs. Blaine also harbored this feeling a dinner eaten here, ♦ Carelessness doc. more harm than a ♦ of resentment, and it remained for comes off the nest at 11 a. in. and ♦ want of knowledge. —Franklin. —* wave ol popularity, with no opponent nership in 1890, and a year later the I returns at 4 p. m., being ‘spelled’ Food of proven purity served ♦ in sight to threaten his proud title. Arm Incorporated as the John Bird Gov. Milliken to effect a reconcilia­ tion. , meantime by the male. The female In the style that will please A pigeon of aristocratic birth Is Company, retaining the time-honored j btfd has to go through the process of “President Coolidge,” deemed by his name. Sidney M. Bird died in Sep­ Tlie body of the distinguished you. Appetizing salads and Rehearsals are being held dally statesman was brought hack to the I loving and setting in nrdnv to nnptt- owner, and declared by Judges, to be tember. 1907, and with the opening I maiuic *it ai.ppi> ’>*. pi. ••• ' desserts that will cause you for the revue and dance recital of the best American bred Modena in of the new year Elmer S. Bird suc­ Commonwealth which he had so sig­ nally honored, the Blaine mansion which forms in the crop. Nothing to talk about us. Mrs. Percival's classes to be given the United States. He is an argent ceeded him as the corporation's pres­ else will sustain the young for the sehiettl, to be more exact, born of ident. was presented to the 'State as a me­ Friday night In the Arcade with morial to a grandson who had made flrst three or four days. The sub­ Get acquainted with aur parents who were Imported from Marston's music. The program Mr. Bird became a director of the the supreme sacrifice in the World sequent feeding of the young by both parents is through the regurgi­ "Bill O'Foro” presents a list of acts that have War, and the Executive Council of -which Mr. Bird was a member w;»s tation method, the offspring being never before been attempted In this i fed with predigested food which has city, and includes the Maypole assigned to the duty of converting th • Newbert’s Cafeteria Blaine mansion into a residence for | been kept in the crop three or four dance. Spanish and Interpretative hours before it is given to tlie young. numbers, a clown dance by the the State’s future governors. Rockland’s Finest Eating Place The work proved very expensive “The Carneau squab dresses off at boys, a baby ballet, all specially a pound, and is said to he the finest costumed. The hour is 7.45. and brought down severe criticism from the party of opposite political meat in the world. Its value over faith. Wages and materials had ad­ the chicken arises from the fact that vanced enormously and the cost of the latter runs about a great deal and the work mounted so rapidly that creates muscle while the squab fat­ Gov. Milliken became alarmed and tens to adult size In the nest, which NEW BARBER SHOP . counselled retrenchment. But Mr. It does not leave for the flrst month. Bird foresaw that the Blaine man­ Squabs grow very rapidly and sell sion wab destined to he one of the at $1 a pound. Some steamships Three Chairs show places of the .State, and in­ carry 100,000 of them on a voy­ sisted upon the original plans being age. There are vast squab farms in Wisconsin, California and carried out. These called for i n 15 Limerock St., Rockland Texas, some of them carrying 10.000 annex and separate dining rooms so birds (or breeding purposes. Tho that one portion of the residence “President Coolidge,” with the Proud Rank of First Pigeon of the Land. female is capable of producing 20 Neu) Building could be used by the Governor's fam­ birds a year.’’ ily while the other was reserved for prominent figures as Andrew Mellon, I yellow and make the dominant colors Mr. Bird has been showing his pig­ White Glass Fixtures State occasions. The Council de­ Bascom Slemp and Frank W. Stearns, of the Modena hold in the offspring, eons four years and has taken at>out voted much time to the reconstruc­ lie was one of the flrst to learn of I The problem is to get the new color. 100 flrst prizes. At the last Boston tion, the very best of materials were Everything Modern President Coolidge’s telegram urg­ yet Setain the Carneau type. The show’ he took three firsts and two used, and the result was an execu­ ing the nomination of Senator Borah Carneau will w eigh 24 ounces and the seconds. If all goes well he will tive mansion almost without ■parallel for Vice President, and says that Modena 11. 1 have got to get the attend the classic show’s in London Ladies’ Work a Specialtiy in the whole country. Criticism is there were lively times among the new bird hack to the 24-ounce stand­ this year and will exhibit a few of his rarely heard nowadays, and the peo­ leaders when this move became ard. best birds. First Class Service to Everybody ple of the Pine Tree State are as known. “In the shape of the birds there Is Thus you see how one very busy proud of the task as Mr. Bird fore­ ♦ * ♦ ♦ also a marked difference. The Car­ man spends his idle moments. saw they would he. “I can per­ “I have always been fond of pig­ neau presents a straight, true line sonally testify that there wgs not a eons,” said Mr. Pird, getting hack lo from head to stern, while the Mo­ OPENS MAY 18 dollar of graft in the whole job.’’ he the subject. “When I was a boy dena i. shaped much like the letter BAPTIST GO-GETTERS told a Courier-Gazette reporter. of 14 I had a number of them, but S. My task then is to eradicate the ARTHUR L. ROGERS Another interesting and important my fa*her didn’t share my admira­ curve and maintain the Carneau size Annual Campaign Has 3 Fine commission which came Mr. Bird s tion for the birds, and offered me and desired color. ° way, while nerving on the Executive $2.50 for the lot, if 1 would close the “I have been leading up to this Start With $4600 Raised 15 Limerock St., Rockland Council, was the duty of acting as doors to the cotes and have no more. experiment several years and have official escort for Gen. John J. Per­ That <2.50 represented quite a siz­ the birds all selected. The offspring In 20 Minutes. 57-59 shing, when the World War hero able sum to boyish eyes, and the of the first mating will he half and made his tour of (Maine. lie saw deal went through, hut not without a half, resembling both parents and What is perhaps a time record the leader of the American Expedi­ pang of regret, when I sensed .hat equally blooded. If I can produce was made Sunday in the initial step tionary Forces at close range, lis­ 1 was to have no more pigeons.” a color that looks pretty good, or in of the annual campaign for funds tened to his wonderful speeches, and But in the busy days which man­ other words if I can get a bird which at the First Baptist church, when Hon. Elmer S. Bird, Who Likes B usiness, Politics and Banking, But became of the opinion that a carp­ hood brought Mr. Bird’s thoughts looks like a Carneau, but has Mo­ Whose Hobby Is Pigeon Raising. ing public was visiting great injus- often strayed to his pets, and he dena colors, I shall take the female R. S. (Sherman, chairman of the M.tice upon the famous warrior. made a mental reservation that some and breed another iModena cock to drive, with an efficient force of SPRING BULBS AND \ “Gen. Pershing realized full well day he would have a stud on hjs own that half breed. This will give ushers quickly distributed cards Hampton Wick, a suburb of London./' North National Bank Jan. 12, 1894, the existence of adverse sentiment,” premises. three-quarters Carneau blood, and it through the congregation and an­ after they had emerged triumphant and has always kept the original cer- said Mr. Bird, “hut conducted his The day came about 15 years ago, is my plan to repeat the process until BEDDING PLANTS from "canter for the classics" in Eng- i tlflcate of stock—the 10 shares nee- Maine tour in a manner that com- and since that time, at his home J the fraction Is thirty-one thirty- nounced that the 159 cards returned land, and won first Olympia, Crys- j essary to qualify—which he bought lulled admiration, And he loom cl on Masonic street, Aft;. Bird has seconds. It takes time and patience. showed the sum of $4,600 pledged. tai Palace and Dairy. "president from Ills father. There are some Kigger rrrttt bigger ns he went about kepi hlodded stock In varying num­ I may strike the desired color the With less than half of the parish Coolidge” has cooed his way Into the treasures for which money offers no among the people. lie was versa­ bers. He began with Carneaus and flrst year, and I may ho several years reached, the prospects are bright CLARK’S FLOWER SHOP ' hearts of judges at four of the lead- temptation. This, in Mr. Bird's tile. but never made a long speech. Magpies, but eventually drifted from in getting it. Tlie whole experiment for raising the total budget of ; ing shows in this country, his latest opinion, is one of them. In 1910 he He was a silent man, hut when he Magpies to Modenas, which he con­ will probably occupy 10 years, hut It $8^500 in the allotted time of two We have Hardy Rhubrum and Auratum, Gold and Pink achievement being to win the blue was elected to the presidency of the did talk he showed a marked pre­ siders one of the greatest fields for will he a wonderful study.” weeks.' A goal of 50 new subscrib­ Banded Lily Bulbs, also Double and Single Tiger Lily Bulbs for ribbon at the International Congress bank, succeeding the late N. T. Far- ference for discussing home mattei s study in the pigeon world. Mr. Bird has another ambition as ers was set and the first day of the $2.00 per dozen. Large or No. 1 Mixed Gladioli Blubs, 75c per of American Pigeon Fanciers, which well. The bank was established in instead of what happened ‘over "iModenas,” said he, “are found in a pigeon fancier. Tie wants a laced campaign closed with 32 new sub­ dozen. No. 3 Sized Bulbs, 50c per dozen. They will bloom this was recently held In Milwaukee with 1854, with John Bird as Its llrst pres­ ! there.’ ” four varieties, and have 152 colors bird with two colors. He doesn t scribers enrolled. Workers will year. a view to combining the warring fac­ ident. A. J. Bird, Sidney M. Bird About this time Mr. Bird rubbed and markings. How to produce intend to throw away other colors, visit homes in the parish this week tions represented by the American and Elmer S. Bird have since served elbows with two men who were des­ them with perfection in marking, hut if persistence will accomplish it, and make flrst report at a picnic Plenty of Geranium and Double Petunia Plants in all sizes luncheon tonight in the church par­ and colors. Pansy Geraniums, 50c each. Pigeon Club and the National Pigeon in that capacity, and the family tined to become Presidents of the shape, carriage and style is a study he intends to produce a laced bird Association. Because of this vic­ reign would have be>n continuous but United States, hut though the day which to me is extremely fascina­ of which there is none now of the lors. All kinds of Seedlings, 35c per dozen; except Snapdragons, Mrs. Lois Cassens, the efficient tory and the several which had pre- for the brief incumbency of Mr. Far-■ near this distinction was 1'ai- ting. Carneau breed. church collector, is directing a com­ which are 50c per dozen. cedeil it. tlie owner of the Rockland^well. < thest from the mind of either. lie “Color breeding is in the dominant Mr Bird estimates that he has had mittee consisting of the following Phlox Roots, White, Pink and Crimson, $2.50 per dozen. bird places a value of three large Mr. Bird’s whole career has been breakfasted with Warren G. Harding and recessive. The original pig­ 1000 birds in his stud (luring the past canvassers: R. S. Sherman, Mrs. figures upon him. and then calmly marked by a tendency to follow in the at the Congress Square Hotel in 15 years. At present the number is A limited quantity of Climbing and Bush Honeysuckle eon was the old Blue Rock, and from Frank Ulmer, Clarence S. Beverage, J informs you that “President Cool- footsteps of his father, who was one reduced to 40, hut lie expects to have Bushes, Bitter Sweet Vines and Buddolia or Butterfly Bushes, Mrs. J. A. Richan. Miss Alice Ers­ j idge" is not in the market. of Maine’s acknowledged captains of 150 when the season ends, after two to three feet, 75c each. Hardy Tea Rose Buahes, White, kine, Herman Hart, dlrs. Evelyn industry. He had succeeded him at which there will be another weeding Pink, Yellow or Red, 53c each. Strawberry Rhubarb Roots, Time now to introduce tne owner. Hix. their mates the offspring “Send him to America," was Mr. Came peeping In at morn ; $10, $20, and $50. Shall enough to stay inside his income. We have one new TUDOR FORD SEDAN, the remotest prospect of becoming will revert to blue. Blue is the Bird’s reply. He never came a wink too soon we fit you out? the Presidential nominee. dominant color over red; red is dom­ Nor brought too long a day. He is smart enough to build up A female pigeon was named “Mar­ But now I often wish the night. Never Used, which we will sell at a discount. Mr. Bird dined at The Touraine inant over yellow; and black is dom­ jorie” in honor of the daughter of a surplus that is later expressed Had borne my breath away 1 with Calvin Coolidge when the latter inant ever white. Willis E. Swift of Augusta with by independence. was governor of Massachusetts, the “For instance if you are breeding 1 remember, I remember whom Mr. Bird was associated in tho The roses, red and white. 4% INTEREST PAID occasion being a’complimentary ban­ a self-red bird, that bird is value­ Governor’s Council. Another bird You would be surprised if you The u’leta, and the Hly-cups. SEA VIEW GARAGE quet tendered by Gov. Milliken when less if its feathers show blue or smut, vas named “Moxie” because Mr. Bird Those flowers made of light! o» knew how many successful men the 43d came home. the first sign of which appears on the The lilacs where the roWn built. 689 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND TEL. 837-M was the flrst Rockland distributor to And where my brother set have savings accounts here. Mr. Bird’s father had been one ol tail or rump. Occasionally from a handle that beverage. “Squincl:’’ The laburnum on his birthday,— 24-T-tf SAVINGS ACCOUNTS the Republican leaders in this State, pair of pure white birds you will was the name applied to a bird which The tree is living yet! They know that our Association have young which are solid black or and it followed naturally that the was never able to eoo in real pigeon I remember. I remember is safe. son should he interested in matters solid blue, because these are domi­ English. “Dolly Varden,” a style of j Where I was need to swing. IDE political. He had served in both nant colors and cannot he wholly other days, suggested the name for a | And thought the air must rush as fresh They know, also that to have To swallows on the wing; branches of the City Government, eradicated. pigeon which lifts its tail feathers ' you must save. My spirit flew In feathers then Rockland Marble and Granite Works fiOCKLAND and after leaving the Executive “Carneaus have only five colors, uncommonly high. And “Capt. Cut- I That Is so heavy now. W. H. GLENDENNING, Proprietor Council frequently turned aside in­ against the Modenas 152, and 1 am tie,” of Dickens fame, is tlie name | And summer pools could hardly cool You ought to know it, too. The fever on my brow 1 sistent fi lends who would have made experimenting with crossed breeds borrowed for a pigeon which does MANUFACTURERS OF CEMETERY WORK National him a candidate for the gubernato­ to see if I cannot get a new Car­ not wali: like his fellows, owing to an ’ I remember. I remember ROCKLAND neau color. Color follows the male improperly applied ankle band. The flr treew dark and high : : : : and Dealera in : : i rial nomination. I used to think their slender tops Bank The party did insist, however, that instead of the female. With this Mr. Bird values the handful of Were close against the sky; Native and Scotch Granite, Marble Shelves, Etc. LOAN & BUILDING he go as a delegate to the national in view 1 purpose to breed a yellow pigeon ( in his present stud at $1000, i It wa-» a childish ignorance. convention in Cleveland. He fol­ Carneav hen (a recessive color) and a figure which will probably be- But now ’tls little joy LINDSEY STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE 41SATtf To know I'm farther off from lieav'n ASSOCIATION lowed its doings with a keen eye, and breed it to a Modena cock. In this doubled by the end of the season. Than when I waa a boy 54Ttf formed the acquaintance of such j manner I can breed out thu recessive “TVe more care you can give pig- I —Tliomaa Hood. Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette. Tuesday, May 12, 1925. Every-Other-Day

'' I I I . ■ I I I BROWN GETS MEDAL The Courier-Gazette JOIN THE THREE TIMES A WEEK For Heroic Deed Of Last CIRCULATION AFFIOAVIT GLENWOOD CLUB July When He Saved Life RockUnd, Maine, May 12, 1925. Personally appeared Franx 'S Lyddle who Of Fellow Employe. && ■ on oath declares that he Is pressman in the office of The Courier-Gazette, and that of 'he the lss’te of this paper of May 9, 1925, In Augusta last night, a Rock­ there was printed a total of 6,507 copies. land linesman. W. E. Brown, was Before me, FRANK B MILLER, Notary Public. awarded an Insull medal for his heroic deed last July, when by ap­ The peace of God, which passeth plying the prone pressure method of all understanding, shall keep your resuscitation he saved the life of a hearts and minds through Christ fellow employe while working on Jesus.—Phil. 4:7. Central Maine Power Company dis­ tribution lines In the town of r~ti ■■ .I.."..' , . ■ , —.J. » Boothhay Harbor. Mr. Brown Is the 1 Cure for deafness is so urgently first man in Maine and the third in / desired that one does not wonder New England to win this distinction. that those afflicted should welcome The occasion of the presentation of this medal was insignificant. The almost any suggestion offering pos­ afternoon busineess meeting of the sible relief from the affliction. A district superintendents of Centra! prominent ear specialist is authori­ Maine Power Company was followed ty for the statement that falling by a dinner at the Augusta House, at which Walter S. Wyman, presi­ from a great height in an aeroplane $1.00 dent of the company, and W. A. will remove the deafness. Tlie Weekly Pay* the Dues Butterick, president of the Twin news despatches tell of an experi­ State Gas and Electric Company, ment undertaken at the advice of We are starting a new idea in sell­ were the chief speakers. Mr. ing ranges. You join our club by Butterick presented the medal this specialist. The five year old paying $1.00 weekly. The range in behalf of Samuel Insull, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. you select will be delivered at once. former president of the National Moore of Middletown, Conn., was WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD Electric Light Association, through strapped to an aviator, who drove RANGE AS PART PAYMENT which the award was made. Tlie accident in which Mr. Brown his plane 8000 feet in the air and proved his courage and knowledge then dropped suddenly about 5000 of the application of the prone pres­ feet in an endeavor to cure the BURPEE sure method of resuscitation and child of congenital deafness. The first aid took place July 29, 1924, and FURNITURE CO. was described at length in The little girl shrieked with terror, but ROCKLAND, ME. Courier-Gazette. when she was taken from the plane On one side of the medal presen*- it was found that the drastic treat­ FOUND YOUTH UNCONSCIOUS ed to Mr. Brown is the following in­ ment liad failed to cure her. Poor scription: "Insull Medal for Resuscitation." little kid—we don’t wonder she Willis Prock Arrested For Assault and Battery On Jefferson Boy. The other bears these words: shrieked with terror and we are "Awarded William E. Brown by Now is the time to fix=up Your sorry the experiment did not prove Leslie Meservey of Jefferson was the National Electric Light Associa­ a success. The specialist said he found unconscious beside the road in tion for Saving a Life." had known it to cure in the case of Winslow's Mills Sunday afternoon, Accompanying the medal was the following citation: some adults. with every evidence of having re­ ceived a severe beating. Many cars This is to certify that William E Brown, employed by the Central Summer Cottage! gathered around the scene of the af­ It appears that what has been fair, but when Harold W. Look of Maine Power Company, Augusta. Maine, has been awarded the Insull Impossible to the aspiring gentle­ Rockland drove along no steps had been taken toward securing a doctor. Medal for the saving of a human men who ornament the prize ring, Mr. Look hastened to Waldoboro and life from death by electric shock by T WON’T BE LONG before the longer days of summer will see you on the way to that little cottage you prize so much- And then from whose classic interior they notified Dr. Dana D. Mayo, wo went the prone pressure method of re­ suscitation. In witness whereof, the have sought in vain to eliminate the at once to the victim's assistance. there will be a hustle and bustle of putting things to right. Will there be anything new? A piece or two of furniture? Some color­ Young Meservey recovered conscious­ president of the association, by au­ Hon. Jack Dempsey, science has thorization of the executive commit­ I ness yesterday. now brought to pass through the Willis Prock, who will be arraigned tee. has hereto affixed his signa­ ful cretonnes or curtains? A cool grass rug? A new refrigerator or an oil cook stove? All these and many more items of comfort surgical restoration of that doubty today on a charge of assault and bat­ ture, this 21st day of January. 1925. warrior's deflated proboscis. Speak­ tery, was lodged in Knox County Jail Franklin I. Griffith, President. wiil be found here at reasonable prices. It will indeed be a pleasure to help you in the selection of whatever you require. pending a hearing. Successful resuscitation of Frank ing at a convention of Californian I. Wakefield. surgeons Dr. George Warren Pierce HAYNES-DUTTON of San Francisco said he was fully The Chamber of Commerce would convinced when the news was pub­ Mrs. Frank L. Clark has received be glad to receive suggestions from lished that the heavy-weight cham­ a copy of the Panama Star and Her­ those who are interested in obtain­ pion had undergone an operation for ald of March 19, in. which is an­ ing the underwear industry men­ nounced fhe marriage of a former tioned in The Courier-Gazette last the reshaping of his nose that he Thomaston friend. Miss Ethel Carter. would never fight again. "One stiff The report follows: week. The proposition looks un­ commonly good, but what is needed bloA would completely shatter “After traveling close to 5000 miles S.& Dempsey's false nose," said the on land and water Mrs. E. C. Dutton is a good sized factory located con­ was married to J. E. lfaynes in Bal­ doctor, “and he was undoubtedly veniently. If you have ideas on the boa yesteday. Mrs. Dutton is a res­ subject please communicate them to told so before the operation.” It ident of Salt bake City, Utah, whence was John Barleycorn who adminis­ she journeyed to San Francisco and the Chamber of Commerce at once. embarked on the S. S. Manchuria for tered the knock-out blow to our old Perhaps you were one of those Folding Porch Idol John L. Sullivan, about whom a Balboa. Mr. Haynes, a civil engi­ neer with R. W. Hebbard & Co., in who forgot to set the clock ahead an book has just been written, and now Cool, Colored Comfortable Chairs the local road building, will take his hour Saturday night and so got Small It is the doctor. It seems to be that bride with him to Anton, where the fooled on church services. way with all great prize-fighters. road operations are now going on.' Grass Rugs Folding Cota Comfortable and excellently Refrigerfators Sooner or latei' the gobble-uns git Omar King of Warren was held for Three-Burner ? j Great for camping and just made. In several colors of ’em. Jack Green has opened his ice the September grand jury yesterday, Many designs and color com­ cream annex at the corner of Main charged with drunken driving. The the thing for the unexpected Just the refrigerators for Oil Stoves binations for your selection in fabrics. Folds away when not and Pleasant streets and is busy at­ complaint was made by Inspector Excellently made with three guest. Folds away when not The secretary of the National Ed­ tending to the wants of an increas­ Wentworth who said that the offense in use. small spaces. Good ice ca­ quick heating burners. Fin­ ail regular sizes. ucational Association, J. W. Crab­ ing number of patrons. was committed on the New County in use. ished in black or colors pacity and great ice savers. tree, informs The Courier-Gazette road, where King's car had been in that one hundred per cent of the collision with a car owned by Herbert $12.50 and up 98c and up $5.50 to $8.00 Robishaw. King's license has been $3.50 and up $10.50 up teachers of the Rockland High temporarily suspended. I^wis Light School are enrolled in that organi­ of Damariscotta, who did not stop zation, which has existed since 1857 at the scene of the accident when and is responsible for the establish­ ordered to do so by Inspector Went­ worth, was fined $10 and costs for ment of the United States Bureau of reckless driving. Education and for many improve­ ments to school systems throughout MONHEGAN the country. It has led in the move­ A handsome addition to the Mon- ment for competent teachers and for hegan fishing fleet was launched a fair start in life for every boy and Sunday at the McLain yard in Thom­ aston in file shape of tlie 50-footer girl. In a letter to Principal Alden "Maurice G. Davis” owned and to be ./ w. Allen of the Rockland school ex­ commanded by Capt. Leslie P. Da­ tending congratulations Mr. Crab­ vis. The craft is equipped with 31 Small tree says: “It means that you and horse power Palmer engines. Mr. Small Oval Kitchen your fine workers appreciate the Im­ and Mrs. Davis and son were in Comfortable Thomaston over the weekend. Rag Ruga portance of an alert, well-trained Cabinets Couch Hammocks and res])onsible teaching profession. Money doesn't mean everything Excellent for in front of chears and for use at scat­ Just the iWe are sending you the special cer­ MICHATlVVTTWN but everything seems to mean mon­ *•!■<,«»•« CUib*s ter rugs in any room. New ey.—Columbia Record. Plain fabrics, ethers color­ tificate granted by the executive ^Af : colors. Thing committee to schools that have en ful. May be had with or for the rolled all their teachers." without stands. The selec­ Jump out USED CARS Summer tion. is large. We venture tlie prediction that The following car* can be Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap of New Hamp­ of your Cottage $10.50 and up seen on our floor ready for shire, who are sailing for England Pajamas to press a claim as heirs to Craw­ delivery. Besides these cars ford estates amounting to $35,000,- into a we have a list of 40 more, An inspection will bring many other con- 000, will have a very enjoyable sum­ including practically every mer. We believe there are a num­ Mallory veniencea to light. May we expect type of car on the market ber of people residing within the a visit soon? sound of our pen who cherish a be­ Straw lief that in some remote sort of a 1923 Buick 4 Tour. $550. Hat! 4nc3eagqoa3o; way they are heirs through long j 1920 Buick Roadster 275. lines of descent to vast sums of 1922 Buick Tour. 500 \ money snugly reposing in the Bank As soon as you've had your of England and merely waiting to 1923 Dodge Sedan 850. be divided among lawful owners coffee in the morning—come 1924 Overland Coach 450. when they shall have succeeded in in and see the cream of the setting up their claims. That is all 1923 Nash Coupe 875 1925 Straw Hats. ■—a mere detail. Up to this time, 1921 Cadillac 7 pass. however, no amount of effort on the Sedan, 1200 part of American claimants has Right after you laive placed 1919 Cadillac Tour. 675. succeeded in prying any of these the last pat -of tlie comb on supposititious riches loose from the 1922 Buick Tour. 450. FOR SALE your hair—come, and we'il THE PAYSON COMPANY Old Lady of Threadneedle Street. 1919 Dodge Delivery GET ACQUAINTED KNOX COUNTY HEADQUARTERS FOR muss up your ideas on Straws The Mont Homestead Truck, 200. —At— With the Finest Line of Cutlery Made to be Found We are grateful to Senator Hale with a stock that has a first SEEDS for his efforts already put forth to ( Fords—several to choose Tenant’s Harbor, Maine On Our Shelves, Naturally We are all set in bur new store for our annual mortgage on every good block secure an ice breaker for the Maine from 85.00 to 400. Address Owner: Seed Business. Don’t buy your seeds without in the Straw Hat world. giving us a call. We hpve all kinds of seeds in coast, and we hope success may A. W. MONT ROBESON’S SHUR EDGE crown them when congress again SPECIAL 20 Auburn Road different varieties. gets into gear. The plain need of 'I he display opens tomorrow— 1923 Buick Sport Tour­ Peerless Knives and General Cutlery—The Best Five different varieties of Certified Aroostook such a craft is so apparent to those WEST HARTFORD, CONN. The season opens M

At Ernest C. Davis’ AngleCfi Farm Rockland has a store with a sub­ TALK OF THE TOWN one of his weekend guests landed a way entrance if you did but know it. 12-lnch red spot trout on a barbless A patron in great distress over a COMING NEIGHBORHOOD EVENTS fly hook. missed car and a belated appointment May 11-1C -Clean-Vii Week. sat down In despair in the Gonla May H Annual Financial ranrpulKn and The officials of the Central Maine Opportunity’s Call store Monday. “Step right down ONTO TUlivrs' Hally at I.iitl«fltUI Memorial church. May 15—iMrs. I’vrclvsl’s dance recital at Power Co. held a meeting Saturday into the stock room madam.” said the the* Arcade. night and voted to run the street FOR ONE WEEK—THIS WEEK—An opportunity without genial Ed. and a minute later the DEPARTMENT STORE May In (League Kaacballl—Canalun HLth cars on daylight saving time.,/ precedent, will be offered the people of Knox County in Awning vs Thrnnastiin High in Thomaston; Vinal­ Gonla car rolled out the basement 412 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND haven High va Lincoln Academy in Newcaatte. Buying. In order to give our product widespread circulation and door and the patron did not miss her May 2it-21—Senior flase play "The Charm The annual meeting of tjje Wo­ engagement. School," in High School auditorium. men’s Society of the Universalist figuring numerous eale* and small profits, we will for THIS May 2.-2:: Trial of cruiser Memphis on church will meet in the c^uriji par­ WEEK ONLY, cut our profit to the bone for the sake of having Rockland course. An old Dutch sewing table, which SEE THURSDAY ISSUE OF THE COURIER-GAZETTE May 20—Annual strawberry supper of Bap­ lors Wednesday at 7.30. AU mem­ a big bunch of work lined up for later installation. certainly looked its age, was used tist Men’s League. bers are urged to be present" Saturday as an object lesson in May 26—Camden—Annual school fair and All'Work is Guaranteed. Look at the list of workmen: painting, when it was decorated in Announcing operetta. The Fifth Infantry Band, which 1 , • - “V May 30—Memorial flay. BURNHAM HYLER—A matter workman—the best awning tasty colors by A. E. Marshall, the June J—Warren High School graduation. was to have been here yesterday, al­ popular representative of Sherwyn- June IS -Rockland High School Graduation tered its plans at the 11th hour, and maker Knox County ever had, 30 years’ experience in big lofta. ln New Hign school auditorium. Willianis. Mr. Marshall did his Sept 13—Standard Time resumed. will copic today Instead. The pro­ JEROME BUSHNELL—Sail and awning maker of long ex­ work in the W. H. Glover Co.’s win­ Sept 30-Oct. 2—State Convention of W.C. gram originally announced will be perience, dow, and it is hard telling which at­ OUR SALE PREPARATORY TO MOVING OUR T.U. in Auburn carried out. tracted the more attention the sew­ DANA E. BURTON—Awning maker and machinist of long ing table or Mr. Marshall. The Rockland 'Band play has been A. D. Morey of Castine hqs been experience. postponed. spending a few days with h|s family Raymond Richards, United States CARPETS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES JOHN B. MOULAISON—Pipe fitter and frame maker—long tn this city. His daughter, Miss vice consul at Santo (Domingo, ar­ ^D’- and Mrs. Otis Witham and experience. Marguerite Morey, who has lieen rived this morning for a fortnight's daughter Jennie of iNobleboro werq From our Limerock Street Annex to the E. H. Crie Store, Main Street confined to the house with a severe visit with City Clerk E. R. Keene. recent guests in this city. Thia organization of locaj men, run by local capital and do­ cold, is convalescing. ing honest work with the beat material* available—solicits your Mr. Richards is a former Rockland boy, at one time employed by the Mrs. F. W. Robbins returned patronage. Awnings, Tents, Boat Covers, Spray Hooda, Flags— Sidney L. Hall is honle from Any Kind of Duck Work. John Bird Co. and later by the East Thursday from 'St. Petersburg, Fla., Sailor’s Snug Harbor for the sum­ Coast Fisheries Co. • He has made where she spent the winter. mer, proving in a reasonably satis­ Write a card to Box 441 or call Telephone 862-R or See good in the diplomatic service, and F. J. SIMONTON CO- factory manner that he is not dead, John M. Richardson, Manager, any time, for an estimate. This his present trip North was for the Wednesday night Aurorn Lodge, as was currently reported some bottom figure goes for only This Week. purpose of taking liis oral examina­ F. A. M.. will hold a special ses­ months ago. In fact he has quite tion in Washington, D. C. He vis­ sion for conferring the Entered Ap­ fully.recovered from his serious sick ited his sister in Massachusetts be­ prentice degree. spell. ROCKLAND AWNING CO. fore coming here. Polity W. Cooper of Gardiner is The statement that the local law Miss Grace Leigh Scott, lecturer SILK HOSE SILK VESTS with E. A. Rhoades, Knowlton Place J. M. RICHARDSON, Mgr. offices would operate on standard for the National W. C. T. U. will give l! Colors; French, Nude, Airdale, WOMEN’S, MISSES’ for the present. Mr. Rhoades has time proves incorrect, as The Cou­ P. 0. BOX 441 ROCKLAND TEL. 862-R an address in Rockland next Monday Dainty Pink, Flesh, Peach, Orchid had a serious ill turn. rier-Gazette was made aware yes­ evening. Place to be announced English Tan, Etc. and White Silk in Plain Bodice terday when several members of the later. Miss Scott Is Investigating Top Style. All of the moving picture theatres PRICE: profession phoned their protests. A social problems in the country and are now operating on daylight saving HANDLING OUR TRAFFIC number of the attorneys, as a mat­ working for better morals and a tittle, with the first evening perform­ ter of fact, led in the campaign for cleaner, healthier standard of living $ .95 to $1.95 $1.00 ance beginning at 7 o’clock instead daylight saving. , of 6.45. for the young people of America. Mayor Snow Lays Down Rule* For the Traffic Cop* Which Miss Scott has a pleasing personality An Impressive feature 'fif the which added to the importance of her Register of Probate Henry H. Pay- Are Sure To Meet Approval Of Public. Mother's Day exercises at the First message makes a vivid impression son has moved into the apartments tn Baptist church was the service of upon her audience. She has a spe­ the New Bicknell recently vacated by Dedication of Infants when these ba­ cial appeal for young people many of Edward Gonla, who is now located ln SUMMER DRESSES bies were consecrated hy their pai - Absolute courtesy and patience on ers to be established, with date and whom find through her suggestion a the Newest Bicknell. ents: Robert Selwyn Kersha^-, Elba description of offenses. the part of Rockland’s traffic officers new inspiration and sound motives Material: Broadcloth, Silk Broad­ Louise Carter, Carl Herbert Kalloch, will be insisted upon by the admin­ Establishment of definite hours at for right living. COSTUME SLIPS X reception to Rev. E. V. Allen, Russell Eugene Kaler, Mary Agnes city marshal’s office when traffic of­ BLOOMERS Exceptionally good value*. who returns to this city for another Cole, Millard Randall Cole, Jeanette istration this summer and no sum­ fenses may be considered. These cloth and Linene Weekend guests at the Knox Hotel J Hot weather mean* light year, will be tendered at Pratt Me­ Crockett Saunders. The next simi­ mer visitor giving unintentional of­ hours will be published by the city Silk to match the Vests In in Thomaston are Taul C. Warren of dresses. Make sure you have morial M. E. church tomorrow even­ lar service will be on Childrep’jt Sun­ fense will be permitted to go away marshal, having due consideration Chicago, John Alden, naval archi­ several slips. All sizes. Patterns: Check*, Stripe*, Fig­ ing, commencing at 8 o'clock. The day, June 14. t saying that,the officials are crabbed for his other duties and the conveni­ 12 shade* members and all friends are invited. or unreasonable. On the other hand ence of the public. tect. of Boston, and Dwight S. Simpson, naval architect, of New PRICE: ured and Plain Also Step-ins S. Nllo Spear has done an exceed­ no leniency will be shown "habitual An officer to be on telephone duty Thomaston is one of the three offenders." The whole thing forms continually at the police station, dur­ York, called here at this time to at­ ingly good Job ln cleaning up the big PRICE: places in which the Maine State a big problem, but (Mayor Snow is ing the period of heavy traffic. tend the launching of Mr. Alden's $ .98, $1.98 double lot. Granite and Willow new yacht, the Malabar VI, built by Fourteen different combination* Hand Engine League will hold streets. Fred M. Blackington with determined that the needs of tlie A list of registered cars, as com­ musters this season, the other two Ho.lgdon Bros., which will be put his tractor and crew did the ’Job hi public will be served to the best of plete as practicable to be filed at $1.98 to $5.98 being Topsham and Boothhay Har­ over at Boothbay Harbor tomorrow. 2.98 to $6.98 jig time. Mr. Spear is having a the officers' ability. Following is a the police station. PRICES: bor. Clarence Colby of Topsham memorandum of his instructions to Mr. Warren was a visitor to these small repair shop erected on the Wil­ Absolute courtesy and patience on was elected president at the annual the part of officers handling traffic parts a year ago, when his new low street corner. It will be Flor­ the city marshal: meeting in Randolph Saturday. • • • • is essential. They will remember yacht Elizabeth, built by C. A ida style, a handsome structure of Morse & Son at Thomaston, went artistic design. Irving Curfts is in At a meeting of the police and that strangers are apt to form their $4.98 $5.98 s6.98 The Girls Friendly In America traffic officers in the Mayor’s office. first impressions of the City u; into commission, and who had as charge of construction. held its second meeting at St. May 5, 1925, for a discussion of traf­ the bearing of its traffic offi his guest for the week of the yacht’s Peter’s parish rooms Friday even­ fic rules, the following policies and that sound judgment is rei (trial trip F. W. Fuller of this city. Alden W. Allen, principal of Rock­ ing. There were two classes in were outlined: site in the enforcement of tra Mr. Warren and Mr. Simpson will basketry. The older girls are un­ land High School attended Mie an­ A running record of violations of regulations. They will also bear in lie dinner guests at Mr. Fuller’ PAJAMAS der the supervision of Miss Maude nual conference of Maine 'Secondary traffic regulations to be kept at City mind that the same car manage­ home this evening. SILK School at the State House. Friday and Hall. The candidates’ class of Building. Each report to be signed ment that' might be permissible In dainty shades of Peach, Blue, younger girls was taught by Miss Saturday. Nearly 150 were ifresent. during the light traffic becomes a daily by reporting officers. COMBINATIONS Pink, Lemon, White. Cool and Mildred Hall. Any girl interested The program was featured hy ad­ Gars parked in violation of regu­ menace during the period of conges­ In Ten Shades may join this society by notifying dresses by Dr. John 31. Brewer. R’- lations to be tagged with instruc­ tion, and is subject to corrective practical for summer. rector of the bureau of vocational DANCES one of the members. Classes will be tions to report to the city marshal measures. PRICE: formed in other arts. Dues are guidance at Harvard University; Dr. at a definite date and hour, except Every effort to establish the fore­ $2.50 lo six cents a year for older girls. Emery N. Ferris, professor , nlght, tbe ope,. was the Sunday guest of her parents, ! atton being hastened by Marshal Da- Capt. and Mrs. Joshua Bartlett, | vis. Patrolman (Stensan and Special Ocea n street. Officer Drink water. At a depth of 4 ’•• six Inches they unearthed three bot­ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bennett and tles of grain alcohol, which were Mrs. Nona Tiinson of Hyde Park. transferred to the warmer climate 01 Mass., are guests of Mrs. George tlie police station. The next thing Bachelder, Masonic street. that came up was the case itself—in ------Municipal Court. Curtis allowed CHOICE SEEDS The largest single local shipment of that he had not planted anything gasoline filling tanks and stations that would result in a crop of police- on record has been received by , men. but Judge'Miller thought other- bring home Moody’s oil and gas station for In- wise, and gave him the usual fine and FT.'■ * stallation through the islands. There sentence. were five 5000 gallon; twenty 1000 ______gallon and three 500 gallon capacity! THE CROPS Use water internally, exter­ plants. There were four cars. i nally and externally. Rockland Red Cross. Karl Johnson, a Rockland carpen­ VERY package of our ter. and Mrs. Mary F. Handy of Cam­ We submit to you in this adverti ement what is beyond question choice Field and Gar­ den were married at the Congrega­ tional parsonage Saturday n^ght by the finest value ever offered in tHs city or county in Overstuffed Eden Seeds is guaranted to Rev. Walter S. Rounds, the single 188* 1925 produce real Blue Ribbon ring ceremony being used. The couple were unattended. After a Three-Piece Suites...... $89 winning crops. Of course, brief wedding trip they will reside ln :: Memorials:: this city. A moment’s careful consideration will tell the story—Look at these Points: there is a reason—every E. A. GLIDDEN & CO. Seed is carefully selected Heavy Tapestry (Highest Quality) or Velour Covers. Watch your $20 hills. There Is a WALDOBORO, ME. Back of the full size Davenport done in same. and must bear our severe gold, certificate of this denomination which is current in l^wlston and Au­ Full Spring Construction Back and seats. tests before offered for sale. burn. It is of the series of 1922, BORN check letter B; face plate No. 297: Full Upholstered Removable Cushion*. Miller—■'Bast Waldoboro, May 6, to Mr. and Your needs are adequately H. V. Speelman: Register of the , Mrs. Norman Oilier, a daughter. Heavy Wood Frame Construction, Artistic Finish. Treasury: Frank White, Treasurer of met in these assortments. Honest, High Quality Merchandise all the way through. the United States; portrait of Wash­ MARRIED ington. All Seeds Warranted ' Johnaon-Handv—Rockland, Mrv 9 hv Rev New Good*—Shipment not yet unpacked. ' W 8/ Rounds, Karl Johnson of Rockland and A 4>.i pound black bass, caught at I Mrs Mary F. Handy ot Camden r STANDARD TIME When the correct letter* are placed In the white space* thin pault operated on at Knox Hospital, Rock­ will spell words both vertically and horizontally. The tirst letter In each Beautiful home Wilder S. Irish, who officiated at Leave Bangor (daily except Sunda/) land. last week, is recovering. dyeing and tint­ at 2 I’. M., Winterport 2.45 P. M., word is indicated by a number, which refers to the definition listed Maine’s last three hangings, and below the pv|;zle. Thus No. 1 under the column headed “horizontal** THaddeus Orne of Boothbay was ing is guaranteed Bucksport 3.30 P. M., Belfast defines a word which will fill the white spaces up to ihc first black in town on business Friday. w i t h Diamond whose career included a term as post­ 5 P. M., Camden 5.45 P. M., Rock­ square to the right, and a number under “vertical" defines a word which Mrs. Ross (Borden of Bath was Dyes. Just dip master at Lincolnville Centre, four land 8 P. M., due Boston following will fill the white squares to the next black one below. No letters go in here Friday enroute to West Waldo­ in cold water to the black spaces. All words used are dictionary words, except proper terms as sheriff of Knox County, one morning about 7 A. M. Return: boro. where she will spend two tint soft, delicate Leave Boston C P. NI. (Daylight names. Abbreviations, slang, initials, technical terms aud obsolete forms shades, or boil to as City Marshal of Rockland, and are indicated In the definitions. weeks. Saving Time). e Rev. Guy McQuaidee has return­ dye rich, perma­ many as chief of police In Camden, Leave Rockland (dally except Mon­ ed from Massachusetts. nent colors. Each died at his home in the latter town lb f « day) at 5 A. M. Camden 5.45 Mr. and iMrs. Eli Osier of Auburn 15-cent package Saturday night, aged 78 years. Fu­ ' lyou, just A. M.. Belfast 7.15 A. M., Bucks­ were here Sunday. contains d i r e c - neral services will be held this af­ , knourne's port 8.45 A. M., Winterport 9.15 Mrs. J. T. Gay has been the guest tions so simple any woman can dye ternoon from 99 Chestnut street. JVOT Well- A. M., due Bangor 10 A. M. of Mrs. R. F. Albee in Wiscasset. or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts Camden. he's Weil- waists, dresses, coats, stockings, BAR HARBOR AND Mrs. Albee accompanied her home The deceased was born in Sears- "You, too, can have this snappy, There is no reason for you sweaters, draperies, coverings, bang­ BLUE HILL LINES for a hreif visit. mont, son of Lewis Irish. He happy, healthy look to look or feel this way Mrs. F. C. Bridges and Miss Aliae ings, evervthing new. Leave Rockland (daily except Mon­ Buy ''bianiond Dyes”—no other learned the harness-maker's trade Welt motored from Attleboro, Mass, and worked at it in Centre Lincoln­ day) at 5 A. M. Returning leave and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. kind and tell your druggist whether Bar Harbor 1 P. M. and Blue Hill the material you wish to color is wool ville and Camden. He was post­ CONSTIPATION Osborne Welt and friends and rela­ 12.30 P. M. for all landings in each or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, master at Centre Lincolnville in tives in Rockland. direction. or mixed goods. 1869-70, and in 1883 was elected sher­ Miss Martilla Foster of Damar­ iff of Knox County. His eight means WEAKNESS Sailings daily from India Wharf iscotta was the weekend guest of years ip the latter office were marked Boston, for New York at 5 P. M. Mrs. A. E. Boggs. by a larger number of important Constipation is practically universal among civilized hu­ (Daylight Saving Time). The library is indebted to Mrs. cases than has fallen to the lot ci man beings. It is a national curse causing inefficiency and Lena G. Heron and Miss Mary G. any man who filled the office in this physical unpreparedness. It causes disease, premature old Vinalhaven and Rockland Walker for gifts of books this week. county and he acquitted his duties age, lessens endurance and resistance, and many times fatal James Regis of Old Town was in Steamboat Co. with a fine display of skill and illness is directly traceable to its obnoxious results. The town Saturday on his way to the bravery, earning the reputation oi western coast. clear eye, healthy look, vim, vigor and vitality can be imd The direct rou;e Detween being a good detective as well as ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA­ Roland Rackliffe of Rockland was only when the bowels are free and are moving regularly. sheriff. VEN, STONINGTON AND SWAN'S the weekend guest of his aunt, IMrs. An unpleasant duty which was at­ Osborne Welt. ISLAND tached to the Knox County shrievalty Dr. Caldwell’s WINTER ARRANGEKF*’ Miss Frances Hassner gave a sur­ at that time was the execution of prise party for Miss Evelyn Welt on (Subject to change without notice) prisoners doomed to be hung. April IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY. OCT. the occasion of her fifteenth birth­ 17, 1SS5, he officiated at the hanging 8. 1924. day. Twenty-one guests were pres­ of the two Italians, Carmen Santore SYRUP PEPSIN Leaves Swan’s Island dally except Sundays at 5.39 A M. for Stonington, North Haven, ent and brought beautiful gifts. Re­ and Raflele Capone, who bad been freshments, including birthday cake The Family Laxative Vinalhaven and Rockland. convicted of the murder of a feilow Kt-turnhig leaves Rockland at 1.30 P. M. made by Mrs. Raymond Hassner, —promptly relieves constipation. It is not a bittermedicine for Vinalhaven, North Haven, Stonington and countryman in Brewer. IHie last Swan’s Island. were served. execution before capital punishment nor a griping, nauseating, uncomfortable physic. It is a Pola Negri in “The Charmer” B. H. STINSON, was abolished was that of Dar.iel pleasing liquid combination of Egyptian senna, pepsin and General Agent. comes to the Star Theatre tonight. Rockland, Maine, Oct. 6. 1924. 6to^n. Wilkinson, who killed William Law­ I aromatics that Dr. Caldwell, with his long and extensive This splendid picture is produced by rence, a. Bath policeman. Wilkin- the famous producer of “The Hum­ \ practice, found effective and an aid to Nature in perform- ison was privately executed in the MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD I ming Bird.” Pola has the role of a Eastern Standard Time « from prison yard at Thomaston, Nov. 20, i ing her proper functions when the bowels were mis- (©, 1926, Western Newspaper Union.) wild Spanish mountain girl who, Trains Leave Rockland for f 1885. In telling of these tragic in­ j treated through improper foud, lack of exercise, and indif­ Augusta. A$7.00a. m . 17.45 a. in., R.10 p. m. | dancing in a cafe in Seville, attracts horizontal. Vertical. cidents Mr. Irish said that at the Bangor, A|7.00a. ni , |7.45 a. ni., tblOp.ni. ( the eye of a theatrical producer and ference to physical sanitation. , Boston, A§7.00a. in., 17.45a. m , fl lOp.m. 1—Pledge 6—Labor 1— A group of eight Tested. Seed close of an execution he would be in is taken by him to London and New Qently Restores The Bouels Brunswick, A§7.00 a. m., |7.45a. m., )1.10 p. m.; 9—Coincides 11—Number under 30 2— Land measure 3—Beverage a state of nervous collapse, with tears fa.35 p. ni. -Extent 4—Flock 6—Possesses York, where she becomes the rage 13—Street (abbr.) flowing down his cheeks and shaking To Health ’/ewiiton, A$7.00 a. in., f7.45 a. m., J1.10 p. m. 1C—Half a quart 6— Trap of two continents and is the toast of Every can of Hatchet :.’ew York. 11.10 p. in. like a leaf. “I do not believe in The first dose will gently ease the 17—Egyptian deity 18—Cover 7— Prefix meaning “not” all society, it is the best role Miss Portland, A§7.00 a. ni., f7.45 a. m., fl.10 p. m., 9—Skills capital punishment and I never did ” bowels to action and as Nature re­ f>.35 p. in. 20—Fops 22—Not many 8— Brook Negri has ever played. Brand Corn is grown 22—Condiment 26—Scornful look 10—Bodies of water 11—Row he often declared. “I believe im­ sumes her proper functions, the dose Waterville, A$7.00 a.m., t7.45 a.m., 1l.l0p.ro. 15—Girl's name may be gradually decreased. Your bowels Woolwich. A§7.00 a. in., |7.45 a ni.. jl.10 p ra.J 26—To close 27—Girl’s name 12—Boat from tested seed, prisonment is sufficient punishment 15.35 p. ni. 29—Mule 30—Refuse 16—Pastries should act at least twice daily. 11 they do SIMONTON | for any crime. It has been very not. you need Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. f Daily, except Sundays. § Sundays only 31—Platform 33—Happy 19—To toil monotonously picked when tender A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Wool­ 34—Just 26—Weaver’s reed 21— Subchaser •hard fa/ me to perform my duty.” 10.000,000 bottles sold annually prove its Another good attendance attest efiectiveness. Used nationally over 30 years. wich. 26—Gold paint 28—Equal 22— Quarrel between clans ed to the prosperity of the Satur and sweet and canned It was while still serving as sheriff 39—Organ of head 24—Auxiliary vehicle attached to an in 1886 that Mr. Irish was chosen city It is sold everywhere medicine is sold— day night dances in Community hall and guaranteed. Try it at our risk. Your 41—Christmas carol auto “fresh picked.” That’s marshal of Rockland. Democratic 26—Border on embroidery under the stirring music of Marsh's druggist will return your money if it fails 43— To scorch administrations were very scarce in to do as promised. 44— Island off Greece 46—Chums | 28—Pointer 30—Killed orchestra. They will be continued the reason for its “out 48— Portion of ground 32—Eavesdropper 33—Vehicle through tlie summer. At the annual those days, but the moment tlie party TAKE PEPSIN SYMUP COMPANY 49— Frights 61—Graaa rug 35—chair 27—Pair of horses meeting of the Association Thurs­ of the garden flavor. ’ did get into power it lost no time in DR CALDWELLS SYRUP PEPSIN Monticello, Illinois 20 PER CENT. 62— Preposition 38—Calls up 39—Sins day night the officers and directors making him city marshal. -Twr FAMILY LAXATIV«“ 40—English school for boys 63— Fishes’ propellers who served during 1924 were unani­ After bis retirement from the We give regularly until 64— Base of the neck 42— Spanish-American plains Try Hatchet Brand sheriff’s office Mr. Irish moved to 66—Greek letter 67—Leaseholder 43— Coagulation 44—Coin mously re-elected. At that meeting 69—Kind of fish 61—Kind 45—Periods of time the announcement was made that Corn once and you 11 Camden and established a harness motorists to Warren at this season. further notice 20 PER 62—Snow runners 47—Knock senseless the Association had received a gift shop. His townspeople would not Rev. C. W. Turner was greeting CENT OFF the marked 49—color 50—Watering places of the lot of land comprising about want it always. hear to his retiring to private life, old friends about town Friday morn­ 63—Distant 55—Deer three acres adjoining the lot on and repeatedly they elected him con­ ing. Solution will appear la next Issue. 68—Negative bake it selling price on every stable and chief of police, where bis ' go—Third note in scale which the hall is built. The donor Grown from the best, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and is a man well known in Knox Coun­ service has always given satisfaction. son have moved into their newly fur­ article in our store, includ­ ty, but his proverbial modesty pre­ it costs no more than Mr. Irish was barely 17 when he nished home farmerly occupied by enlisted in the Union Army. He Mrs. Cynthia Counce. ing Stoves. cludes mention of his name. This the rest. Solution to Saturday's Puzzle is not the first time that this com­ served nearly three years with the Mr. ul Mrs. Raymond Bornenian best UNION munity has been the recipient of Second Maine Cavalry and was twice have moved from Waldoboro and his generosity. Always ask for wounded in battle. He was mus­ will make their home with Mrs. Bor- STONINGTON The program to be given in con­ Chester Leach of Warren with hisj tered out during the closing yeav of nernan’s father, Benjamin Libby. nection with the School Exhibit to bride, formerly Miss Elizabeth the war. John S. Cates returned Friday from FURNITURE CO. be held at town hall tomorrow even­ Coombs, called on Mr. and Mrs. C. He was instrumental in organizing Rockland where lie has been the with ing at 7.30 will be as follows: Song, .1. iMatliews Sunday. The cigar was -George S. Cobb Post, G.A-R. of Cam- guest of Mr. and Mrs. James T. L. MARCU8 “State cf Maine, Mv State of Maine,” HATCHET BRAND fine. Ov«r 150 Kinds i den, and was one of past comman Cates tor several days. six High school girls: “That’s Where Arthur Clough has sold his farm, ders. He had also been at the head 313-319 MAIN ST. TEL. 748-J Maine Comes In,’’ pupils of Stonq formerly the Warren Marshall of the Knox County Veteran Asso­ Three Crow Extract of pure de­ 130-tf school; “Mother (loose Dialogue,” place, to Roy French of Camden, ciation. Other organizations which licious Almond gives cookery a dis-1 pupils of Hawes, South 1’nion and who plans to do some extensive or­ have ever found, him playing an active tractive flavor.—adv. East Union schools; “Crowning of DAVIS charding. EAST WALDOBORO part were the Odd Fellows, Masons the May Queen,’’ pupils of Grammar Talk about winter lingering in the and Patrons of Husbandry. Mr. BAKING school; pantomime, pupils of Round lap of spring, it must have a strong­ Willis Keene of North Waldoboro Irish has made his home in Camden BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DISCHARGE Pond school; exercises, pupils of has employment at La Forest In the mater of Robert L. Bean, formerly of RADIO SERVICE er hold this year as there was a the past 25 years, an active factor in Camden. Knotf County. Maine. Now of 0k- Nye school; flag drill, pupils of Pri­ Mank’s. POWDER ASSEMBLING severe frost Saturday night. public and private life, and univer­ lahomi City. Okla. Bankruot, in Bank­ TESTING mary school; address by Miss Flor­ Mr. and Mrs. John A. -Hines and ruptcy. sally esteemed. He was exceed . REBUILDING AND ence M. Hale of the State Depart­ daughter Madeline, were at Willis T<» the Honorable John A. Peters, Judge of MARTINSVILLE ingly loyal in his friendships, and Hu hlstrb ; Court of the United State, for STATE OF MAINE REPAIR WORK ment of'Education. Vinal's, Warren, Sunday. County of Knox, 88. May 4. 1925 many there are who will miss that the District of Maine. EXPERT ADVICE The electric light poles are set firm handclasp, his genial smile, and L Etan, formerly of Camden, Knox Taken this fourth day of May, 1925, on Mrs. Lucretia Kaler, who has County. Maine, now of Oklahoma City. Okla, executboi dated May 1. 1925, issued on a nearly to Port Clyde. The current been visiting her sister, tMrs. Cath­ his cordial greeting. % and Kta:e of Maine, in said District, re- judgment rendered by the Supreme Judicial Is expected to be turned on June 20th. erine Walter, has returned home. Mr. Irish was married 56 years ago. •d" ••'fully represents, that on the 13.h day of Court for the County of Knox, at (he term R. W. TYLER The barn on the Charles Hupper He is survived by bis wife, one son. May, l'»2l, he was duly adjudged l»ankrupt thereof begun and held on the first Tuesday ROCKLAND, MAINE Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wilson, Mrs. under tlit Acts of Congress relating to bank­ of April, 1925. to wit. on the fifteenth day estate has been razed and the lumber Sadie Black and Miss Jessie Black Fred G. Irish and one daughter, Mrs ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered ail his of April, 1925, In favor of J. B Davis of ...11 he used by George C.ee in build­ were in Rockland Monday. C. F. Mills, both of Waltham, Mass.: property and rights of property, and has Newton, in County of Middlesex and A Sweet Breath fully complied with all the requirements of Commonwealth of Massachusetts against Wil­ ing a summer cottage farther down also a brother. Judson of Kittery and Mr. and Mrs. Bean of Warren said Acta and of the orders of Court ♦aucli- liam H Graffam of said Newton, for seventy FRIENDSHIP at all times! the road. were recent guests at Norman a sister, Mrs. Delia Allen of Wilming­ Ing hLs bankruptcy. three hui-dred sixty-slx and 55-100 ’ dollars, The Ladies' Circle met at the Miller’s. ton. Wherefore lie prays that he may be de- debt or damage and fourteen and 01-100 Grange hall Friday. The next meet­ creed by the Court to have a full discharge dollars, costs of suit, and will be sold at TRUCKING CO. troni ill debts provable against Ids estate public arction at the Sheriff’s office in the ing will be with Mrs. Charles Wiley Harold Orff is convalescing from Operating between Rockland and his recent operation for appendici­ under ..u I Bankruptcy Acts, except such debts County building in Rockland. In said County on May 21. WARREN asi‘,rc •>>' law from such discharge. of Knox, to the highest bidder, on the 26th Friendship. Prompt and careful tis at Knox Hospital and is ex­ Dated this Kith day of April. 1925 The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Mrs. Sarah Russell was the guest day of June, at two o’clock in the afternoon, service guaranteed. pected home soon. niece, Mrs. Level e Jones last ROBERT L BEAN. all the rigid In equity which the said Wil­ bert Pierson has been named Mal­ of her liam H (iraffam had on the twenty-ninth 51-63 Call Rockland 437 Miss Doris Burrows of South I Wednesday. Bankrupt. colm. X ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON dav of October, 1924, at one o’clock In the Waldoboro spent Monday at Levi H. K. Thomas is the owner of a District of Maine, SS: aftfrnoon, when the same was attached on Mrs. William Harris motored to BERRY & SMITH, of Bangor Mank’s. 1925 Ford coupe. (hi this 9th day of May, A. D 1925 on the original writ to redeem the following de­ Portland Friday with Ralph Simmons reading the foregoing petition, it is- - scribed mortgaged real estate, situated In as chauffeur, returning Saturday af­ Mrs. George Miller of Washing­ Mr. and Mrs. James Batty who Ordered by the Court, that a hearing be Ylnalh-aven. in said County, to wit, the whole SAILMAKERS of a certain Island, known as Lane’s Island, ternoon. ton is at Norman Miller’s. have recently motored from Florida had upon the same on the 19th day of June. Successors to where they spent the winter months, A. D. 1925. before said Court at Portland, in together with the buildings thereon, situa­ Roscoe Hupper left Wednesday for Mrs. Ethel Ixrmond and two said Die rid. at ten o’clock in the forenoon; ted on the south side of Carter’s Harbor Vil­ George W. Mugridga New York after spending about a children spent Monday with her are now guests of their sister, Mrs. and that notice thereof be published in The lage and connected with same by a stone AWNINGS, TENTS, FLAG week at home. The artesian well on mother, Mrs. Eva Cummings*, North H. D. Sawyer. Courier (Lizette. a newspaper printed in said bridge, known as Line’s Island Bridge, ex­ TEAM COVERS, SPORTING GOOD Brown Crockett of Boston is the DisUict, and that all known creditors, and cepting one lot of land formerly owned by his house site was completed Tues­ Warren. other persons in Interest, may appear at die the late William 8 Lane, one lot formerly 52-tf day having been drilled to the depth Mr. and Mrs. Millard T. Mank of guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. said time and place and show cause, if any owned by the late Edwin Lane and one lot now awrted by Bertha Dolham. Also the of 118 feet and getting a large spppiy Gardiner were weekend guests of Bert Crockett at East Warren. they have, why the prayer of said petitioner The alewive dipping attracts many should not be granted. lots and residences of the late George Smith of water. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mank. Ami K is further Ordered by the Court, and his son Ira Smith, each of which Mid H. M. de ROCHEMONT that the Clerk shall send by mail to all known lots contain three acres of land or less, also Mrs. James Kalloch is in town pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Little, Mr. 106 PLEASANT STREET paratory to opening the Drift Inn creditors copies of said petition and this or­ excepting a family burying ground of about and Mrs. Archie Little and daugh­ der. addressed to them at their places of three fourths of an acre ami also excepting which will be wired for lights. ter of Bristol called on relatives residence as stated an Island connected therewith known as Bar PLUMBING, HEATING Hand. Being the same property conveyed After eating or smoking Mrs. James Creighton and son John (Sunday. Witness the Honorable John A. Peters. TEL. 244-W and Mrs. Ozora Turner of Thomas­ Judge of said Court, and the seal thereof, to the late Francis Lane to Joseph Bodwell Wrigley’s freshens the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffin of Bel­ at Portland, in said District, on the 9th day and others, by deed dated July 12. 1881 — 117tf ton were callers at the Marie Celeste fast were weekend guests at of May. A D. 192’. Also a part of the same property acquired mouth and sweetens the breath. on Wednesday. Clarence Coffin’s. [L SI JOHN F. KNOWLTON, hv Frederick S. Wall by foreclosure of mort­ Clerk. gage of Francis M. Lane. Said real estate Emery B. Howard, D. D. Prof. Charles C. .Dwyer of Hebron Misses Una Clark and Myrtie Is subject'(o a mortgage given by the said spent the weekend with his parents, Reever of Augusta spent Thursday William H Graffam to Ora W. Jones, record­ DENTIST So easy to carry the little also his brother Wilbert of Bath. with iMrs. Nellie Reever. STATE OF .MAINE ed in Kuox Registry, hook 198, page 325. i.n To the Honorable, the Judge of the Pro­ which Is said to lie due about five thousand DENTAL XRAY and DIAGNOSI Oren Hupper of Port Clyde was a Mrs. Inez Shuman and son Albert dollars. packet in your pocket ! So bate Court in and for the County of Knox. Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs. S. of North Waldoboro were at Alonzo Respectfully represents Romney It. Colla- RAYMOND E THURSTON. Above Huston-Tuttle Book Stor< important to have when the 57-T-63 sheriff 5. McIntire at the Marie Celeste. Sidensparker’s Sunday. niore of Friendship, In said county of Knox, ROCKLAND. ME. 39 mouth needs cleansing and Mr. and Mrs. James Creighton of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Flanders Guardian of Albert (I. Collamore, minor, or STATE OF MAINE Thomaston called on relatives last were in North Waldoboro Sunday to said Friendship. That said minor Is the County of Knox. SS. May 4. 1925. » freshening ! owner of certain Real Estate, with the build­ Taken this fourth day of May, 1925, on W. A. JOHNSTON. REG. PHO. Sunday. attend the funeral services of Amasa ings thereon, situated in said Friendship, execution dated May 1. 1925. issued on a JOHNSTON’S DRUG STORE Odors of dining or smoking Mrs. Rose Hupper, who has been Newbert, conducted by ‘Rev. George bounded and described as follows, to wit: judgment rendered by the Supreme Judicial Beginning at an iron pin driven into tha Court, tor the County of Knox, at the term COMPLETE drug and sunory quite ill for several weeks with the B. Davis of Unity. ground in the southeasterly side line of the quickly disappear-teeth are Ralph Flanders of Portland was a thereof lugun and held on the first Tuesday LINE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO prevailing distemper, is somewhat State highway in said Friendship and at the of April, 1925. to wit. on the fifteenth day < f PRESCRIPTIONS. KODAKS. DE­ brightly burnished. Smiles improved. Sunday guest of bis parents, Mr. northwest comer of land of said town of April, 1925. In favor of J B Davis of Newton, VELOPING. PRINTING AND EN­ and Mrs. J. Flanders. Friendship; thence south 37 deg. 20 m:n. in the County of Middlesex and Common­ LARGING. Mrs. Abbie Clark is at home from east and by land of said town of Friendship, ju3t naturally come because Mrs. Nellie Reever spent Saturday wealth of Massachusetts, against William II. Camden and has four of the electi le Tmish/oryew :.K K feet to an iron pin driven into the Graffam of said *Newton, for two hundred 370 Main Street, Rockland nerves are soothed. throat is light boys boarding with her. with her daughter, Myrtie, in Au­ ground ; thence south 59 deg 30 min. west twelve and 64-190 dollars, debt or damage, and by land of said town of Friendship ami refreshed,the stomach relined gusta. and fourteen and 01-100 dollars, costs of Pearl Whitehouse and family of IfttcfienTloor land of J. (’ Simmons, 78.8 feet to an iroa euit, and will be sold at public auction at DR. JAMES KENT and digestion aided. NOW THE “COUPSTER” pin driven into the ground at land of said the Sheriff's office in the County Building »n North Waldoboro, Mrs. Mabel Cross Lowe Brothers Hard Drying J. C. Simmons; thence north 37 deg. 20 min. Rocklau I. In said County of Knox, to llte west and by land of said Simmons and two Osteopath Durant Motors, Inc., Bring Out Now and daughter Olie Mank and child­ Floor Paint is made to with­ hlghest_ bidder, on the 26th day of June, ren of Camden, Charles Mank and feet distant from the house of said Simmons, at 2 15 o’clock in the afternoon, all the Model In Star Line. stand the hard wear that 58.7 feet to an Iron pin at the southeasterly right in «*,uity which the

STRAND THEATRE VINALHAVEN Many phases of humanity’s strug­ Mother’s Day 'was observed Sun- | gles base been assembled In "Lady of ! day at Union church which was ap­ the Night,” showing today. There propriately and artistically decorated is the eternal struggle between two with cut flowers and potted ferns. women who loved the same man; the The auditorium and annex was fllled struggle of a boy to climb upward as the attendance was unusually from a dubious social position, and large. The Girl Reserves attended the struggle of a young girl to ex­ the 11.30 service. Rev. Albert Hen­ tract a living from a world that has derson, the new pastor preached an robbed her of father and mother and able and inspiring sermon. The so­ sent her Into streets with the doubt­ loists were Miss Evelyn Chilles and ful credentials of a state reforma­ Miss Blanche Hamilton and special tory. It is an American story punc­ selections by the Ladies Trio, Albra tuated with fervid American life and V’inal fcmith, Blanche Hamilton, Dora love. It is a story of realism and Vinal Roman. Mrs. Arthur Arey humtfn Interest, a story of Inherited and Horace Bray were at the organ. blessings and a great sacrifice. At the evening service Miss Pauline SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! You’ll like the bill for Wednesday Heunigar and Miss Martha Beckman and Thursday because It Is a double- were soloists. Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are header, and each picture is a good Ernest Tolnian has a fine new de­ one. The first is a six-reel comedy livery c; i t with a sanitary and neat­ not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe entitled "Do It Now,” with Madge ly, decorated box for his fish trade. With prices and terms the lowest in TOURING Bellamy as star; the second is more “The Country Doctor” presented by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. of the Western type—called "Down Friday evening at Memorial hall net­ history, there has never been a better $ e By the Itio Grande”—with William TAKE ted a good round sum for the Senior Accept only “Payer” package Fairbanks heading the cast of char- ' Class, V. H. S. The parts were ex­ time than now to buy a Ford car. acters. DR. PIERCE’S ceptionally well taken and all showed which contains proven directions. Janice Meredith is coming again talent along these lines. The ppe- Perhaps you do not realize how little Itandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets for Friday and Saturday—this time GOLDEN MEDICAL cialties added much to the perform­ $250 Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. it popular prices. You were sorry ance and much credit is due the efl»- actual cash it requires. You can get l\zznakct.t 520 Aspirin Is the trade mark of Rayer Manufacture of Monoaeetlcaeideater of Kalicylicacld didn’t see it before. Don't be cient manager, Alex Christie, also the Coups $oi ry twice.—adv. DISCOVERY quick delivery with only a small par­ Tudor Sedan • 580 High School -Orchestra and “The For dor Sedan C60 Midnighters.” tial payment. On epen c»ri demountable PARK THEATRE It’s soothing, Rebuilds the Pierce White was in Rockland rims and starter ere i»d5 extra "A (Broadway ‘Butterfly,’’ featuring System, and makes Wednesday. AUGUSTA MAN THOUGHT Dr. F. F. Brown returned Saturday You will find that the Ford meets every All prices f. o. 5. Detroit Dori,thy Devore, Louise Fazenda, Willard Louis, John Ttoche and Cul­ Redder Blood from Rockland. motoring requirement. It will deliver len Landis is today’s program. Mrs. N. Cook Sholes has been the It is a story of Irene Astaire, who Buy • bottle today of that guest of friends in Rockland the oast you years of dependable and useful BALLOON HEART HAD STOPPED is determined to dance her way to well-known herbal Tonic. week. service at comfortably low upkeep cost. fame on Broadway, like so many Fred iRobbins, light keeper of Tire Equipment other shy little country-bred girls. It has stood the test of Heron Neck visited Rockland Wed­ Investigate the easy Ford plan to buy a car. coil’d he. Mo nings I would get lip There will lie the usual added at­ over fifty years. nesday. Full Size (29* 4.40) Sensational Medicine, Kar­ so tired and wornout that I just had tractions. Miss Sarah Smith returned Satur­ Now Optional cn § j to force myscif off to work. nak Soon Proves Stomach Leatrice Joy anil Ernest Torrence In Liquid or Tablets. day from Rockland. All Ford Cars a * “Some people 1 knew got relief are featured in the leading roles of Mrs. Harris Gott, Harry Gott and Was To Blame and Quick­ At Drug Stores An Extra Cost cf from ihtir troubles by taking Karnak Die Paramount picture, "The Dress­ Mrs. Myrtle Kent, who have been Detroit & ly Puts Lewasseur Back In md that’s what decided me to try it. maker from Paris,” a Paul Bern Send 10c for Trial Package to Dr.1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Orcutt . had been taking a lot of things Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel, buffalo, N. Ye Pink of Condition. production, opening Wednesday at have returned to Swan’s Island. .. i.hoiit any relief, hut 1 could tell a tlie Park Theatre for a run of two Frederick Jones left Thursday for Ford Motor Company, Dept. N-4, Detroit, Michigan dikeiencc in k.'.nak from the Very days. Seatsmont, called by illness of his Please mail me full particulars regarding your easy plan for owning an automobile Among tho manu enthusiastic in­ star.. In a few days’ time I had no The story is an original for the little son Francis. dorsers of Karnak, m.i/le well and distress it all after eating a hearty screen tiy Adelaide Heilhron and Ho­ OWL’S HEAD Mrs. Melville Brown of Pool's Hill Name------strong by this sensational medicine, meal. ’Ik. g.i? stopped troubling me ward Hawks and Includes Fourteen Mrs. P. K. Reed, daughter Lillias is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ly­ which is on sale in Rockland at the completely, n.y nerves were strength­ International Beauty Models in the and son Peter visited last week ford Coombs. Street ened, and m- l nings 1 got up feeling with relatives in Rockland. Corner Drug Store, is Dennis I^e- supporting cast. Miss Joy has the The date of the Junior l’rom will vasseur, of 5 Morton Place, Augusta. fine. After three hotties I now feel Rodney Feyler of Thomaston was 3: atv title role. We first see her as a he May 22. Music by Lane’s Or Town - Me., who says: as if 1 would never get tired, and 1 midinette in Paris, where she first in town .Sunday. chestra. z "I have taken a lot of different just eat anything 1 want without ever isepli Buekmlnister of Dexter meets Billy Brent, an American A great game of baseball was medicine for stomach trouble and /laving a thought of indigestion. Kar­ army captain played by Allan For­ spent Friday in town fishing. nervousness, hut never in my life nak has simply put me in the pink of The electric street lights have played Saturday at the School stree* rest, leading man in the picture. grounds between Vinalhaven High have I had anything help me like this condition, and 1 hope my statement Fifi (Miss Joy) wins a contest, been turned on. SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED Karnak has done. will put others on the right road to Grover C. Young and son Earle, and Rockland High. Score 3 to one which enables her to study gown in favor of our home team. FORD DEALER “I suffered so terrible with stomach relief also.’’ designing in the establishment of Mrs. Ella Simpson anil daughter E. A. Smalley returned Friday from. trouble that my nerves were all un­ Try Karnak yourself: And, remem­ one of tlie foremost modistes in the Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Reeil strung. Gas would press up around ber, Karnak Pills are an essential city.—adv. and sun Carl, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Portland where he attended Masonic my heart so bad at night and cause and vitally important part of the Emery 11. St.Clair and son Warner, Grand Lodge. me such pains that I would wake ui Karnak treatment, especially if <*on- picnicked Sunday on Sheep Island. Miss Virginia Doloff who has been with a start and press my hand 01 stipa ted. NORTH WARREN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webster and the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lov callers of Elm us Shuman. Mr. day for New York to go scalloping. Class, V. II. S., was well .attended would become so nervous from this Co.; and by the leading druggist In Shuman is critically ill. The Central Maine Power Co. wired and $G1 was netted. It was under condition that it made me weak as everv citv.—adv . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Feyler and the Bancroft School for electric lights the auspices of Mrs. Llewellyn Vinal. Estelle Jameson were callers at F. last week. Mrs. F. C. McIntosh and Mrs. Charles O. Jameson’s Sunday. Nelson B. Cobh of Rockland has Chilles. Thanks are extended to Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Munsey of the bought tlie Copeland cottage. and Mrs. Nelson Bunker who kindly village and .Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John Snow Is home from Metinic. opened their home to the commit tee Munsey and little son John of • Mrs. George Winslow lias returned to prepare the refreshments for in­ “Mark Every Grave” Miami, iFla., were visitors at Fred home from Portland where she spent termission. Jameson’s last Sunday. the winter visiting relatives. The body of George Kossuth was A large stock of Cemetery Memorials in Marble or Foreign and Mrs. Eveline Mank is spending a Ashley Young was in Camden re­ brought here for burial Saturday Native Granites; ready to be lettered for your Cemetery Plot. few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. cently having some repairs made on from Rockland where it had been Perley Whitehouse in North Waldo­ Write, call or phone and have them erected before Memorial Day. his boat. placed in the tomb. Mrs. Kossuth. boro. Fred Herrick has had ills house Mr. Ian I Mrs. Willis Kossuth an/, Mrs. lister Mank called on Mrs. wired and now lias the electric lights. daughter Alena accompanied the re­ WILLIAM E. DORNAN & SON . Charles (Mank Monday. Robert St. Clair of Buckland was n mains here. A committal service was town Saturday and Sunday calling held, at Ocean View cemetery whore Dealers in All Kinds of Granite and Marble Cemetery Work.^ The McAdoo and Smith partisans on friends and relatives. iatcpiu-nt took place in the family Telephone Connection are busily engaged on plans to Oliver Abbott Is sick with a sore lot. ’ The hearers were brother Ma­ wreekoneile the Democratic fac­ T-tf EAST UNION, MAINE throat. sons of Moses Webster Lodge, (’apt. tions.—(Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. KNOX COUNTY MOTOR SALES CO. Mrs. Jennie Wotton was in Rock­ Elisha Roberts, O. C. Lane, E. A. land visiting friends last week. Smalley, Marshall Sails, F. M. White TEL. 333. ROCKLAND The two sons of Lena Young of and G. C. Peasley. ------© Ingraham Hill spent Saturday with Baxter Curtis died at his home their grandfather, A*shley Young. Saturday morning. Obituary in Orrin Scammon anil his sister Eliz- next issue. abeth of Rockland, visited their grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie Rogers Sunday. NORTH APPLETON Mrs. Emery St. (’lair and son War­ Miss Florlee Johnson who is hav­ ner visited Mr. St. Glair’s sister. Mrs. ing a light run of pneumonia is slightly improved. Better and Better Florence Dyer of Crescent Beach re­ John and Carroll Fenwick have cently. Gapt. W. A. Young is able to he been quite ill. the former requiring the services of two physicians. out again after being sick with blood poison in her hand. Mr. and Mrs. Willard 'Wentworth Dependable ten years ago, and five iRev. H. E. White is getting the and little son drove to lx>wiston Sat­ years ago, and more dependable than young people interested in the Sun­ urday where they purposed to spend day School by having a contest to see Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ever today, Dodge Brothers Motor which ban gain the larger number of Phillips before continuing on their pupils, the boys or girls. The girls way to Massachusetts where Mr. Car simply represents the latest phase have fo” their captain Miss Freda Wentworth expects employment. in a process of continual betterment Herrick and the hoys are fortunate S. J. Pease of ,North Hope spent enough to have Paul Merriam for Sunday with B. A. Pitman. Several their leader. olliers of the club niemhors were The first cars Dodge Brothers built Mrs. Fred McKenney accompanied presenlaind spent (lie time trying mil by Mrs. Ella Norlin and Miss Lizzie (lie croquet set recently purchased. established a world-wide reputation. Hannaford of Lewiston drove down .Mrs. Mahellc Keene lias been nick In their car and called on Mrs tlie past week, as lias also the family The cars they are building today in­ George St. Glair of Owl’s Head Sun­ el Frank Perry. day. Saturday night brought a hea\y corporate the accumulated refine- ' frost and ice formed tlie thickness of ments of those ten intervening years. window glass. PETERSON-CARVER Rev. and Mrs. George 11. Hamlen of Lewiston were callers on their cous­ The following wedding report from in Bernard Pitman Thursday. That important improvements in the the Portland Oregonian will tie read will) special Interest in VRtalhaven, “Our gramophone smashes all rec­ comfort and appearance of the car are the bride being a daughter of the ords," says an advertisement. We made from time to time, implies no late Charles C. and Eva (Harwood) must buy our neighbor one of these. Carver of that town. She lias re­ —Punch. basic departure from Dodge Brothers sided in Oregon tlie past If year.;. traditional policy of progressive .... A large and pretty wedding took The Greatest Closed Car Value rather than seasonal development. place Friday, April 24. at tlie Sell­ Agricultural wood Methodist Episcopal church, when Miss Cora C. Carver be­ Needs Ever Offered in the Low-Priced Field DYER’S GARAGE came tlie bride of James P. Peter­ son. Dr. W. A. Allen officiating, as­ of Every sisted by Rev. C. B. Harrison. The Description Rockland Dealers church was decorated in tulips and ferns. The tulips were a gift to tlie Quality, Economy TEL. 124 bride from Air. and Mrs. II. L. Ger­ Our 180 Page man. Tlie bride wore a gown of white Catalog, Free and 20% More Power satin trimmed with iiearis. She I for the asking, lists wore a long veil with a wreath of just what you want. See this new Star. Visit our Display Rooms and let us show you this very latest of orange blossoms over her forehead The K & W dealer and carried a large bouquet of brides in your neighbor- Star models—the all weather—all purpose Star Coupster. The car roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Charles each item for you. with *the Million-Dollar Motor Reeves, matron of honor, wore a Z>. hood has or can get dress of delicate pink silk crepe Write today trimmed in silver rosettes with a Kendall & Whitney bead band to match. Her bouquet Portland, Me. Low-cost Twins porta tion was of pink sweet peas. (K25) The bridesmaids, Misses Vera Crall. Ruth Bauer, Edna Vandergrift Star Q Cars and Nellie Bryant, were dressed alike in rainbow shades of voile, sleeve­ less. and trimmed with taco witli a STAR CAR PRIOES /. o. b. Lansing, Mich. flower and ribbon failing from one shoulder. They wore bands of se­ TOURING...... $540 2-DOOR SEDAN .... $750 quins in their hair and carried white COUPSTER...... $625 4-DOOR SEDAN $820 crooks tied with a colored bow of maline to match their dresses. COUPE...... $715 COMMERCIAL CHASSIS . $445 The flower girls were Charlotte Cowles and Betty Smith. Maurice Built by Durant Motors, Elizabeth, N. J. - Lansing, Mich. - Oakland, Cut - Toronto, Oftf. Trethaway was ring bearer. Charles AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ASSOCIATION Carver, brother of the bride, acted -is Eastern Trust llldg., Bangor Est, 1907 l est man, and the ushers were Em­ Fidelity Bldg., Portland ory Lehman, Lloyd Beernian, Warner AT OUR EXPENSE ROCKLAND Patterson and Raymond O’Neil. 1400 garages to help you AUTO SALES CO. Miss I’etli McGlasson sang, accom­ 300 attorneys to defend you panied by Mrs. Paul Patterson, who, 10 offices to assist you Sales and Service Rooms. New Garage. New County Road also played tlie wedding marches. A. L. A. Green Book included. Only >10.00 annually. Send name, address, There were about 100 guests at the make of car and year of manufacture. reception which followed, at the Local Representative Wanted Clark home in Vmatillu awenue. I Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, M«y 12, 1925 Every-Other-Day

THOMASTON At a special meeting to he held Tuesday evening. Orient Lodge, No. 15, F. & A. XI., will work the third AUTCHE55 OWNERS AND CARETAKERS degree on John T. Creighton who TRQUSEf^ leaves home XVednesday for his business in Costa Rica. Refresh­ OF SUMMER COTTAGES ments after tlie work. IO’’ a Button: 4 I £2 a Rip Miss Martha Burkett, who has Beat It If You Can ! CITIZENS just graduated from the City Hos­ < ATTENTION! pital, Philadelphia, is at home. WARRANTED We are offering at this particular time Capt. Harris Kalloch went to A We have thousands of fine Geianiums ready for Boston Monday morning. EWN on every pair of Robert McLain & Son launched S Dutchess Trousers is a A SPECIAL LOT OF v?you. Also thousands of Good Seedlings. Write Sunday the large fishing boat warranty label guaranteeing Maurice G. Davis, owned and to be the payment of “10c a Button-, . us your wants or call at our greenhouses, at commanded by Capt. Leslie P. Davis tl.00 a Hip." of Monhegan. Fourteen pairs of 253 Camden Street, Rockland horses and fifteen men were employ­ So you don't have to worry about their wearing qualities. ed. The McLain shop is on Bureaus and Dressers THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP Thatcher street, not less than one- As for style-full cut and sixth of a mile from tlie water. The fashionable, right up to the “SILSBY’S” launching was without accident and minute! Oak, Mahogany, Walnut, Ivory, any finish, with fine plate mirror, at “399”MAIN STREET...... ROCKLAND, ME. was witnessed by a large crowd. For dress, for work, for play, The Ladies’ Circle of the Baptist conic in and pick outp our pair S4tf church will meet XVednesday after­ of Dutchess Trousers. noon. Supper will be served at 6 o’clock, daylight saving time. The Wanted housekeepers will be Mrs. Cora Cur­ rier, Eliza Whitney, Abbie Shaw, Haskell& Corthell $11.75 WANTED—1 or 2 cbdldren to board, not Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. M. A. tudwig. WANTED under 3 years old. Girls preferred Ad­ James Ulmer and family who CAMDEN, ME. dress MRS. O. £ BBCKOTT, South Cttsfcte*; Me______have spent the winter in town, have gone to their summer home in WANTED—2 men for freezer, one. splUteivt • 3 all round fish men I*ORT GLYDIC FISH Cushing. CLERK AND ( OLD STORAGE CO. 57 59 Xliss Charlton, a government in­ LOOK THIS OVER - —■ ■ ■ — ...... —AT— WANTED—Young worn ah wishes work :n. spector, made an official visit to the bakery or table work In restaurant. BE A-' alms house XIonday. She rated con­ TRICE PARSONS. R No. 2. Warren. Me CAMDEN ______77*59 ditions there as very satisfactory. Roy Fuller has bougnt one of the CARVER’S Feeling blue? Come to the Bap­ Carpenter cottages on the Lake City WANTED—Gardener, 38, experienced on tist church tonight at 7.30 o'clock lawns, vegetables, flowers, hedges and all. - shore. HERE, TOO, IS A BOOK STORE kinds ef repairs, wants employment. Write and hear the funny farce given by John Tewksbury returned Monday ••GARDENER” care Courier-Gazette. 56*58 the Beta Alpha Club, daylight time 57-58 from a visit with his brother in WANTED—A man in the kitchen Ap- ' C. A. Morse & Son launched two Portland. ply at THORNDIKE HOTEL. 56-tf yachts from their shop last week. Trinity Ix>dge works the third de­ The first meeting of the Garden SPECIAL WANTED—A middle aged lady to keen gree on three candidates this Friday In Everybody’s Column house for a middle aged man. No objection Club will be held» on Thursday evening. There will be a supper. to one o- two children Mile and a half., afternoon at 3 o’clock, in the Con­ Ralph Merrill has opened his beau­ Advertisements ln this column not to ex­ from own PRTER WILLIAMS, R. F. D . gregational vestry. This will be the CONSIGNMENT ceed three lines inserted onre for 23 cents, Box 82, Vinalhaven. 55*37 tiful summer home on High street 3 times for 30 cents. Additional lines 5 WANTED—30 liens FRED CLOUGH, annual business meeting when fu­ and has brought guests for the sea­ cents each for one time, 10 cents for three ture plans of the club will be dis­ Beauchamp Paint. Tel. 102-11 Camden. son. times Six word* make a line. ______55*.»y^ cussed. Subject of the session will A big real estate deal was made ot be “Garden Plans and Seed Cata­ WANTED—Small Second Hand Safe, Roods' K this week when the George E. Allen Lost and Found No 2 or No. 3 Masonic Temple. ROCKLAND logues.” agency sold the tract of land at J A ROCKPORT 1X.MK COM*.______55-57 A surprise party was given Mrs. LOST__Thursday between South Thomaston Upper Lake Megunticook, known as J and Rockland. army overcoat A E RDH- WANTED—Tabic girl al XASRAGANKBTf ‘ Karl Stetson by the Young Mothers' Sandy Point, and which has been oc- i ARDSON, Spruce Head, Tel 21-P2 ■« ••>'.* HOTEL. 54-If Club Thursday evening. XIrs. Stet­ cupied for some years by the Y. M. LOST—Shell rim glasses in leather case. WANTED—Experienced table girl. Per­ son was presented with a pair of C. A. as a boys’ camp. This land has Sunday right on Llmerock street. DANIEL manent. KNOX HOTEL, Thomaston. mahogany candle sticks. The even­ many acres of woods and valuable Chiffoniers MUNRO, 8 Park St 57-5. ______52-tf ,, ing was pleasantly spent with story­ shore privileges and will jnake a per- , Five Drawers, Dustproof Construction, Plate Mirror—a Remarkable Value. LOST—Masonic charm. 34(1 degree with WANTED—Established real estate and In­ telling and jokes after which sand­ feet estate for its new owners, the! Shrine emblem. Beward. J. F. BURGESS, surance business. Would consider taking wiches, fancy cookies, cake, pic, 391 Mein street 1*.O part interest with middle aged man. Best 9f Hehards of Philadelphia. references and business ability. Age 24" ’ candy, nuts and punch were served. Mr. and Mrs. Marriner, Washing -1 Summer Cottages and Board Address S C. care The Courier-Gazette Those present were: Xlrs. Ora Wood­ ton street, have been hard hit by ______58H» cock, Mrs. Edythe Clark, XIrs. Ve- sickness this week. Mrs. Marriner With Mirror, $12.75 TO LET—For July and August bungalow of WANTED—At all times Shaggy cats and , ♦» rooms, nicely furnished, running water, nona Risteen. XIrs. Hazel Gilchrist. has been attended by two nurses dur­ kittens. Highest prices paid TEL 352-14. beautiful view of ocean and islands. ELIZ­ JOHN 8. RANLETT. Rockville. Me. 42-t XIrs. Margaret Lewis. XIrs. XIarsllinc ing a serious attack of pneumonia, ABETH A ORNE. West Southport. Me.. Box Stone and XIrs. Xlildred Barton. while Mr. Marriner is also sick with | 47 .77 *T 63 WANTED—Kitchen girl at the WINDSOR Charles E. Hills and daughter, XIrs. the grippe. TO LET—Cottage at Crescent Beach tor HOUSE. Myrtle ft H'-tf’* Fannie H. I-avring of San Francisco, Here’s a story for the game hunters. | Without Mirror, $9.50 the month of August. Apply to C. A ROSE WANTED—Will all persons having kt theU CO , Rockland, Maine. 5»-tf possession pieces of the inside finish of the are visiting Frank B. Hills. A Camden motorist had driven about I Knox Mansion—moulding, comice, pilasters, S. Emerson Smith and Miss two miles this side of Woolwich yes- ! FREE DELIVERY FOR SALE—House at Atlantic. (Swan’s etc, or any other detans of finish—kindly„ Island. 6 rooms, oak finish, well built; sightly communicate with the SCERETARY GEN- Christine XIoore are expected to ar­ terday when he was startled by a big ! location close by shore Garage and out­ rive in Thomaston May 22. KNOX CHAPTER, D A. R.. Thomaston. Ma. bunch of light brown fur flying over J buildings, water In house. Acre and half It is desired to examine these details with Thomaston High won the game a stone wall on the bank of the road. of land. Fine place for summer home. At view to the architect’s exact reproduction of with the Lincoln Academy at New­ a i a bargain. Address DR I. B. GAGE. At them in the proposed Knox ‘Memorial. 40tf The fur was beautiful big doe an landc; Me »T*tf castle Saturday, 14 to 3. had evidently been startled from her Stonington Furniture Co. SOMMER BOARDLRS -Accomrnidations for The electric, railway, the mer­ course. She leaped the wall to the eight, fine shore privilege in Cushing, For Sale chants, and the banks have adopted road, then made another leap direct-| Maine. Address EMERY B HART. Thomas­ daylight saving time. The services ly over the front mudguards of the j ton, Mr 40 L MARCUS FOR SALE—New milch cow and calf, half ■» next Sunday at the Baptist church car. On the other road bank was a Jersey and Guernsey. IM J. HALLHiAN, will be held on Daylight time. high wire fence which she scaled with I •r Miscellaneous Tel. 806-M. 213 Llmerock St.______77-79 XIr. and XIrs. John Sinex are apparent ease and after stumbling TELEPHONE 745-J THE YELLOW LANTERN—Tt-a Kwn an,I FOR SALE—Radio—Crosley, 2 tulies, new,. leaving this afternoon for their a minute, turned a complete somer­ 313-319 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND Gift Shop -Open Sunday, May 17. Waldobo phones. 2 B. Batts $14. Loud speakercr $J home in Philadelphia, expecting to ro. Maine on the Atlantic Highway. BEN JOHNSTON, tel 349JM. 16 Pleasant sault and dashed out of sight in the NER & BROOKS. Props . Tel. 11 3 77*59 return in June. woods. It all happened in about a | 37*79 The topic for tlie mid-week meet­ second, hut detail? of the matter can TULIPS FOR MEMORIAL DAY. AR’IAM FOR SALE—The Mrs. J W. Anderson J- ing at the Baptist church will be W NYE Tel. 785-J or 557-M 1 room cottage and garage at Crescent Beach.* ' be secured at the Camden residence PAPERHANGlNe AND PAINTING. for Nice sandy beach and fine drinking water. •> “Just For Today.” of said motorist. I. W. BENNER, Agent, 2 North Main St. toured Maine three years ago. “The Eggs and Chicks such work phone 349-tM or call at 16 Pleas­ The Baptist Mission Circle is Mrs. L. M. Chandler returned Sat­ sie was taken by Miss Detwiler who ______57-79 Rosary ' makes a strong appeal an l ant sippet Rockland. C. C JOHNSTON. meeting today with Mrs. H. B. urday from a few days’ stay in P«ftt- was most charming and graceful and ! BABY CHIX -wylllf’s S. t. Beds, trap- FOR SALE—9x12 Wilton velvet rug; Sxlb’^ is one of the sweetest stories ever nil nested. State accredited for white diar­ Shaw. land. her dtincing added much to the at­ rhoea After May 15th, price 18cts each, BUILDINGS BUILT, altered or repaired Bnisrell’a rug; also hied couch, been used * tractive program. Her rendition of told. Every lover of a good play postpaid F. H. WYLLIE, Thomaston, Rt. I Painting and paper hanging, ceilings whitened but little. TEL 872-M. 13 Rdbinson St.- Congratulations to XBases Eliza­ Arthur Morin is visiting at DAVIS SAU, 12 Edwards St 32*37 ______, health for tlie past two years, but Young, Dorothy Jones, Barbara Bel­ this way. Some of the policemen _FOR SALE—R. I. Red Chicks MILTON FOR SALE—Fancy Imported Darwin Tu­ Lem Underduck, Sheriff of Flynnville. Tel 78-f. had striven to overcome disease, oc­ yea. Dorothy Ware. Florence Dunlop, went to investigate and in the end I’HtLBROGK. Head-of-tl»e-Bay. AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER, prices right, lips for Memorial Day. Order early. H. Carney Anderson; Teckley Bramble, 37-59 truck and wagon covers; tents, curtains, D. AMES, 12 Florence St Tel 93-R cupying himself in the ligiiter form Theresa Gray. Freda Burkett, Doro­ the chase led to Beech woods street, z BICYCLE SHOP flags, boat coverings and awnings a special­ ’1 champion checker player. Dick Martz; FOR SALE—At less than half price. ______56*64 of work which pertained to his trade Arabella Wilkins, village postmis­ thy (’. »ss, Helen Stone; Dance-O- Thomaston, where a house and hen­ ty. ROCKLAND AWNING CO.. I’ O Bov Stearns lawn mower, hall l>earing. 15-lnch 441, Rockland. Maine. 50-tf FOR SALE—The (irovar house of 11 rooms, ’ as blacksmith. Long associated with tress. Liza Martz; oJmmy Stanton, Mania—Rita Young, Doris Heal, Jean house < n the old Dunbar place, owned New and Second Hand blade; marly new. W A CLEVELAND. -3 with bar'i and land, Pine St. The Ulmer his brother in that industry, he hud rich in love but* poor in fact, Burt Belyea. Nathalie Regnier, Denzilla by Alfred Carlson, were being Iff- l-.i. itl-’ St ( it\ I AM PREPARED TO DO BUILDING or re house, whh barn and Iff acres land. Rankin modelling of all kinds W A. RIPLEY, car­ St. Three houses at the Highlands. Sev- gained a line reputation as a work­ Stevenson; Flossie Xeverset. who Nutt, Ruth Belyea. strojed. The residence was a seven- BICYCLES FOR SALE—7-room house; Are place, penter and builder. Tel. 594-W, Rockland man. For pastimes lie enjoyed Camden expects to entertain the piazza, city water, large barn. 2 hen pens «-al nth r good bargains ANNIE F. HAHN. vatpps, Thelma Detwiler; Kathleen, room structure and furnished. The MACHINE HEMSTITCHING, ph-ot SgT 67 Rankin Sc 56*58 Governors one day during their visit acre land near town at 72 Beechwood- hunting and lake flailing. Mr. Bun­ Michael’s niece and ward, Phyllis hen-house was a new one. lbOxli Expert Repairing, Tires, St Apuly at 70 BBBCHWOODS St., Tfcom covered buttons, plaiting PHYLLIS TOE FOR SALE All kinds of hard wood at rea- ’ ker was a companionable man Littlefield: Michael Flynn, Flynn- to Maine for ihe Governors’ Confer­ feet and nii-ely equipped. XIr. Carl­ aston 54*63 MAN MORSE. 359 Main St. Tel. 868 M amiable prices. ELMER STARR. Rockville lover of home interested in current ville’s wealthiest citizen, Joseph ence. In behalf of several Camden son estimates his loss at J3000. Rims and Repairs FOR SALE—Trawl boat, without engine. 21 ...f Tel_ 352-1 ______55-60 organizations A. V. Elmore of White­ feet long. 5 feet wide, in first class condi­ events and a deep student of me Emery: Hans Swindler, proprietor of TRUCKING. MOVING AND ERRANDS LADIES—Reliable stock of hair goods al FOR SALE—Mare, 12 years old, weight hall extended an invitation to Gov. 12 PARK PLACE ROCKLAND tion. Imiuire of CHARLES NYSTR'hM. 5 the Rockland Hair Store. 336 Main St Mall about 1206 lbs ; nice worker and clever. W. ehunies. He was one of ten child­ the general store, “Al” Beverage: done promptly. Go anywhere. C. 0 HAK- Winter street place. Rockland. 54*56 ren of whom hut three are now liv­ Brewster who replied that he would ADEN. Tel 1.76-M or 629-J. i-tf 50-eow-tf orders solicited. HELEN C. RHODES R WELLMAN, East Union, Maine 5.7*57 Ned Rollingston, a college boy, Bil, ■______Uff ing. two sisters, Aroline Bunker be glad to accept and sincerely hoped FOR SALE—No 1 hemlock shingles $4 FOR SALE—Garden Loam. Price reason­ Munroe; Higgins, the 'butler. Jack per M. It «iuire of SIDNEY HUM S. Stick­ able. F. W FLETCHER. 22 Valley View St . and XIrs. Cora Cushing and one the visit would be possible. OROER YOUR STRAWBERRY. RHUBARB Young.* “Kathleen” as represented by ney Cornel. Maine. Tel 6-5 Washington and horse radish plants now. GLENUOVE Tel 591-5 .7.7-37 » brother, Isaac. Funeral w ill be held Invitations are out for a luncheon 54-59 Miss Littlefield was sweet and at­ STRAWBERRY NURSBRD^. R. D., Rock FOR SALE—Dining room suite, marble top Wednesday afternoon and will be tractive and her costumes were par- and auction for May 22 at the home FOR SALE—Store Counter, sycamore pan­ land 47-tf table, Morris chair. large looking glass—all private. ticularly* becoming, Her acting was of Mrs. Fred T. Gould. Mountain elled, l'i large drawers; in fine condition; fine condition. (iood trade. f’all after 5 Sarah Elizabeth McNamara street. The hostesses will be Mrs. at a batgain KNKiHT BROS. MARKET To Let o’clock ALBERT A. FLANDERS. 4 Bunker excellent. Camden’s four comedy fa­ 54*59 Bt , City 5.7*5" Sarah Elizabeth' (McNamara, who vorites. jCarney, Dick, Liza and A I. Gould, Mi’s. Charles Clark Wood, Mrs. TO LET—Privae garage in new fire proof FOR SALE—All kinds of wood. Dry fit­ FOR SALE—5 year old colt weighing abo died in Xliddleboro, Mass.. May X were never better find received many Zelma Dwinal, Mrs. Arthur R. Hal­ ted $14 MIK KO LOFMAN, R F D.. Rock­ building al rear New Bicknell Bloc C E BfCKNELL A SDN 57-tf 1200 lbs. 3 year old colt, not broken, w at the home of her daughter. Sirs. laughs and generous applause. Their ford and Mis. C. Kendall Hopkins. land. Tel 263-11. 54*59 sell pair cheap. Registered Jersey cow, William G. Boynton, was horn in costumes were appropriate, that of “The Rosary.” which comes to FOR SALE—<’ow. WILLIAM E. WHIT TO LET—Furnished rooms for light house­ year old, due to freshen June 3. Heavy d Bristol Xie.. Dec. 6, 1849. tlie daugh­ Arabella with its comedy make-,ip, Camden Opera House Thursday, May NEY, Rockport, Maine. 54*56 keeping: modern Improvements 12 ELM livery wagon in good condition E. SOME EXTRA GOOD TRADES .MATTHEWS, Union. Maine. Tel. 9-32 ter of William and Margaret (Hanly) 14. is one of those emotional, worth­ ST. Tel 748 57-tf certainly was a scream. Burt Stev­ FOR SALE—Well rotted manure for your ______55- Fitzgerald. Among her ancestors on enson and Bill Munroe were excel­ while plays, often termed the play garden. $2.Oh per load delivered. EARLE TO LET—My furnished home on High St.. one side were pioneer Catholics of of laughter and tears. The story is SIX NICE SADDLE HORSES CpNANT Rockland Tel 953-R. 54*36 Rockland, for the summer. All modern. HILL FOR SALE—Driving horse, harness a, lent in their respective parts. Joseph DANE. 30 High St Tel. 768. 57-tf groftry wagon Reasonable price. PHIL Revolutionary times, while others Emery scored another success in his not from the hook by Florence Bar­ Grade by Neck FOR SALE—9-room nouse; hot water heat RDBISL’AW, 7 Carroll St 5.7* were first settlers of Newton. She clay, but is from the pen of Edward cement cellar; modern Improvements; largi TO LET—Furnished roonth—living Toom, portrayal of the wealthiest man in garden. New grocery business well stocked kitchen, shed, flush closet. Adults only 72 FOR SALE—Several used Vlntrolas, up­ was also a Mayflower descendant Flynnville and, as always, was at E. Rose, author of Walter Scanlon’s M. G. GURNEY. 3 Park St.. Camden. 37-tf CAMDEN STRHET Tel 335-1 5? tf right and console types in perfect playing being eighth in line from George FIVE PONY TEAMS condition. also two and three tube Radio ease in his part. The part of Flos- famous play, “Irish Eyes,” which FOR SALE—Double tenement house at 5 TO LET—'Small, neat cottage house, newly painted and papered. MRS. MABEL -RAW sets—unusual values while thev last. Easy y Soule. As good a» money will buy Lisle St. Apply to MRS F. H. SANBORN. terms if pay ment. MAINE MUSIC CO 8" Pleasant St. Tel. 903-W 5-tf LEY, 130 Main St. Tel 286-21 56-58 XIrs. McNamara was gifted witli ______55-5P that rare disposition which ap A FEW GOOD BIG TEAMS FOR SALE—All kinds, of wood delivered TO LET—Two furnished rooms tor liglit housekeeping ; electric lights. Adults only. FOR SALE—Player Plano Q. R. 8. music parently enabled her to remember anywhere, also lumber. T J. CARROLL. rolls, wide range of choice. While they laat Thotnasto^ R. F. D Tel. 263-21 Rockland. K. N. &YUVEHTER, 23 Cedar Street. Tel only the sunny hours, and although 804-J. 56-58 only 25 cents each V. F 8TUDLEY, INC., for years she had lieen an invalid HORSES RANGING FROM 1000 TO 1500 Music Department 9-tf J TO 4.ET—Furnished apartment of 3 rooms and suffered greatly, yet she always FOR SALE—All kinds ob real estate—‘Fine FOR SALE—8tanley House—Has 16 rooms, The Rosary buys In Thomaston and Warren. For par­ —‘bath, electric lights. Adults onlv. Ap­ 2 hath rooms, hot water heat and all modern considered her life as one filled with PRISON GROCERY WAGONS ticulars call DR. A PEABODY. Tel. 36-11 ply to LILLIAN BICKNELL, 19 Myrtle St unusual happiness and blessings improvements; one of the best locations in ONE NEW ONE-HORSE TEAM WAGON Thomaston. 47-tf 56-58 the city; in first class condition throughout, Radiating good cheer and sweetness The sweetest story ever told on or off the stage FOR SALE—In Thomaston The Mrs. 8. TO LET—For Qie season, cottage, with ! (all or TELEPHONE 237-J, 28 SPRING 8T., of character, she endeared herself to garage on tlie water front at Crescent Beach Rockland, Me. 53-tf . A NUMBER OF TWO-HORSE WAGONS W. Master 7-room house on Fluker street -■ ■ ■ ...... ■■ all w’ith whom she came in contact R U. COLLr.NB, Real Estate Agency, 375 VKffl*BR A LEACH, Rockland. Tel 133. Main street. Rockland. Telephone 77. ______56-tf FOR SALE One 30 acre field, more or and gave comfort and courage to A Semi-Professional Play, coached by a Profes­ THREE DUMP CARTS h-ss, with barn and shed called the "Gib’’ . the many who confided their FOR SALE—Cut flowers, hardy plants, TO LET—Furnished rooms ; also a garage. Ulmer field. Cuts a barn full of hay. . sional, J. W. Flanders, with a Special Cast, picked A FEW SURR1ES AND TOP CARRIAGES bulbs, hardy HIHes. floral sprays, pillows, MRS ASBNATH ACROR.N, 17 Lindses Would make nice house lots. Right in the troubles to her. wreaths made up at very reasonable prices street 56-61 city. Mrs. McNamara first married from Belfast and Belfast High School, will be Expert workmanship. Free delivery any­ TO LET—Garage, roomy, comfortable at Thirty house lots on North Main St. and Capt. John Henry of Thomaston where In Knox County. ULARK’8 FLOWER 386 BROADWAY Maverick St. These are nice dry lots, nice who died in Jamaica. W. I. Her AUTOMOBILES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SHOP. 382 Main St opposite Thorndike Ho location. ’ ‘ tel. Rockland Tel. 1036-W 38 TO LET—Furnished front room ; hath and Fifteen acre blueberry field, some wood, second husband was Patrick . XIc Presented in heat. iff PLEASANT STREET 53*tf ______ALSO TRUCKS______FOR SALE—Farm near Rockland, In good good water INamara of Rockland, by whom she cultivation, real money maker. L. F. TO LET—Furnished room with bath. il Nine house lots on Broadway Terrace. had three children. William L. ot CHASE. 43 Middle St. Tel. 66.7-2 35-tf MASONIC ST 5i-tf One small place at South Thomaston, ideal Bangor. Edward A. of Boston, and CAMDEN OPERA HOUSE hen farm <«••» FOR SALE—House and lot 56 Grace street; TO LET—Small furnished tenement L F One farm between Thomaston and Warren. Agnes XI. of Middleboro. House and % acre of land. 186 Camden St., CHASE 45 Middle St. Tel. 665-2. 51-tf Buildings in first class condition. Hen Before coming to Xliddleboro, she GEORGE M. SIMMONS Rockland; 5^ acre field directly across the TO LET—Tenement at 194 North Main St." houses, electric lights, nice orchard, good had always lived In Thomaston, for street from 186 Camden street running all modern coirenlences. P. L. HAVENER large wood lot. Inquire of C. M. SIMMONS. Agent For through to Waldo Avenue. Nice house lots in Tel 792-R. 146-tf 123 TU,son Avenue, Rockland. 56-58 which town she had deep affection. THURSDAY, MAY 14 both streets. TEL 289-W, Rockland; 238-11. Her remains were brought to her old MARMON, REO AND HUPMOB1LE CARS Camden. 28-tf TO LET—May 1st. 2 rooms, kitebenet’e and bath. Apply at CUTLER ( OOK CO. Used Cars home, and funeral services were Dance After the Show—Music By FOR SALE—To settle an estate, several 46-tf held here today at 9 o’clock from St. UNITED STATES TIRES used upright pianos, good condition. L. F CHASE, 45 Middle street. Tel. 665-2. TO LET—Furnished room. DR REUTER, FORD TOURING CAR. new top. good - James church._____ .______23-tf 38 SuramrT St 37-tf tires, motor In One condition. Tills csr U McKEEN’S NEW DANCE TEAM 123 Tillson Ave In excellent slwpe and a Rood trade for $73. ROCKLAND, ME. FOR SALE—Residence of the late Capt NOTICE—This is to forbid all persons Iivii'i forget tlie movies tonight at trusting m> son Evans Have} on my account j;,?-..;,'A s.' don't I?'foreet we.___ do expert Ford re­ Watts hall. Paramount picture Charles E. Hall, Middle St Heights. AR as from thia dale I shall not he responsible !pairing '..r ..E for I?®75c perper hol,rhour. FORD RDPAIR Tickets---- - 50 Cents TUUR L. ORNE. 417 Main 8u Rockland. SIT

Houdlni and all the rest of a good ABOARD THE BOSTON show. 'Most of those from this section Social Circles Eastern Agents Have Happy arrived back In Mtiine Friday morn­ ing, but a few are extending their b addition to personal notes recording de- Gathering On the New visit until Saturday afternoon. —iraa and arrivals, tills departure es- Everybody was glad to have ex­ Get Dinner Quickly Like Mrs. Jones Jly desires Information of social bap- Steamship. |S, parties, musicals, etc. Notes sent ceedingly pleasant and comfortable ill or telepbone *111 be gladly received. weather and all expressed them­ TtytmOHE ...... 770 Agents and officials of tlie East­ selves as thorouiylly enjoying the Mrs. Jones uses a gas range. She bought it a year ern Steamship Lines, were in con­ trip and highly appreciative of the The laat of the winter schedule of ference on board tlie new steamer cordial and friendly attention given ago—paid $65 for it. events at the Country Club will take Boston at India Wharf, Boston, laBt bt those in charge. It has been place Thursday evening and has Thursday. suggested that the next conference, A short time before she plans dinner, Mrs. Jones n changed from a costume party Col. A, J. Coates, vice president, possibly this fall, be held ln or near lights the gas range. It is ready to use immediately. to a novelty dance. It is planned to with office in New York City, pre­ Camden, former home of Supt. F. S. make this the best of the series, sided at the business session. Vice Sherman und Vice President A. B. She cooks the whole meal at once. though that will be admittedly dif- SILK President A. B. Sides assisted Col. Sides. flcnlt. Good music, good ‘eats" and Coates in carrying out the program F. S. Sherman was not present at Mrs. Jones has a Chance over the four top burners a good crowd together with tlie sur­ 7 and was one of the principal speak­ the conference. During the past few prises to be featured by the commit­ ers. Addresses were given by S. T. days foreman carpenter E. B to cook everything she wishes. tee, should accomplish this desire. BROADCLOTH Oldfield: general passenger agent, Lewis and Mr. Sherman have been ------' . F. H. Mickens: freight traffic mana­ making a tour of inspection of vari­ Meanwhile she makes the coffee or keeps her tea jars. Walter J. Rich and Miss Cyn­ ger, W. H. Blasdale; general freight ous wharf properties in this sec­ V hot over the simmering burner. thia Adams arrived Saturday from agent, C. A. Phillips; freight claim tion. 'New York and are at the Rich sum­ DRESSES agent, M. A. Haraden: superintend­ If Mrs. Jones wishes to broil meats, she uses the ent of the Kennebec line, and others mer home ln Camden. _ Harry S. Pearsons of Bridgeport, broiler pan. If she bakes a dake, she uses the oven from various departments of the Conn., has resigned his position as These dresses are company. Ralph L. Smith of New London, secretary and sales manager of the Gas Range $49.50 and always has good luck with it. The oven is plenty Mrs. Rebecca Stryker of Portland distinctly appealing to Mr. Haraden, who is a frequent Bridgeport Malleable Iron Co., und large enough, and its height convenient. and Mrs. Louise Miller of Waldoboro visitor in Rockland, booster for the retires from active business. This are In the city, called by the sudden every woman. The Carleton bridge, ex-auctioneer and will give him an opportunity he has all around extemporaneous orator long cherished—that of spending tlie death of Mrs. Susan Smith of Broad jaunty effects made Mrs. Jones thinks cooking by gas is “great” stree^ whose funeral services were was the last speaker before lunch­ entire season with his family at Cres­ held yesterday. Mrs. R. L. Smith possible by the use of eon and his words of Inspiration, his cent Beach, A few miles farther cleverly told\stories, his enthusias­ has been here for some time. down the coast will be his brother She lias no wood or coal to bother with, no ashes .to mess the kitchen. 'Ihe quick, attractive striped silk tic manner and his eulogy on Henry Frank T. Pearsons, and ’they ara T. Sanborn were much appreciated planning some very pleasant out­ The Ladies' Aid of the Littlefield steady, even beat makes her cooking just right. broadcloth makes our by the <10 or 70 members of the ings together for the summer, Mr. Memorial church will meet with Mrs. conference. Mr. Sanborn, who died Pearsons had been with the Malleable Charles Atherton, Cedar street, Wed­ showing unusually en­ last winter, was in charge of the Iron Co. about 41 years. Mrs. Jones’ range is like the one pictured above. nesday evening. company's affairs In Bangor for ticing for summer about 50 years, and a man held high E. Carl Moran spent the weekend wear. in respect during his many years of However, we have made an arrangement with the Glenwood Range Company for a In Portland, where Mrs. Moran is service, by officials and employes receiving medical treatment. alike. Col, Coates asked that the few weeks this spring to sell a limited number of these ranges at $49.50, You can save men rise und stand for a few mo­ “THE •Frank T. Pearsons of Stamford, ments, with bowed heads and in si­ Conn,, is at Harbor View, Tenant's $16.50 lence as a mark of respect to a $15.50 by getting this range within the next few days. Harbor for a week's stay, and eagerly faithful employe who has passed awaiting the day when he can come into the great beyond. CHARM for the whole season. In his 430- All regretted that Calvin Austin, More people now can get dinner like Mrs. Jones. mile motor journey he found the president of the corporation, was roads exceptionally good. not in attendance at the conference. Today or tomorrow, when you are downtown or in town, come into our store and we He had left a few days previous on SCHOOL” Miss Ethel Crie of Bates College a business trip to Florida. f (A Samuel French Royalty Play) will show you a range like Mrs. Jones’. It won't obligate you in any way, spent. Sunday with her parents, Mr. The following agents on the Ban­ Cast From and Mrs. H. D. Crie, Talbot avenue. gor, Bar Harbor and Bluehlll lines were present: G, L Goodwin, Ban­ Senior CUss R. H. S. The annual meeting of the Unl- gor, C. A. Higgins, Winterport, G. F. Direction of versalist Mission Circle will be held Wentworth, Bucksport, G. B. Dun- Wednesday at 3 p. m. at the home of MUSIC WEEK Thomaston, Grade 6, score 98%. ton. Belfast, C. O. Dickey, North- CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO. Third prize, $2, Dorothy Brennan. MISS DORIS BLACK Mrs. E. F. Glover, Claremont street. port, L. J. Brown, Camden, R. S. Thomaston. Grade 6. score 97%. Sherman, Rockland, F. L. Roberts, Presented AH members are urged to be pres­ Rockland Gives Sympathetic ent and bring their mite boxes rfl Fourth prize, $1, Catherine Beattie, Bor Harlior, W. C. Town, Seal Har­ dttps. A special program lias been Thomaston, Grade 6, score 95. bor. I’. D. Gilley. Northeast Harbor, At any of Our Gas District Stores Recognition To This Pins were awarded to the follow­ R. P. Clark, Southwest Harlior, H. arranged. Watchword, “Give.” Countrywide Observance. ing: W. Colby, Stonington, L. B. Stone, MAY 20-21 North Haven, F. B. Sylvester, South Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Merchant Jane Miller, Thomaston, Grade 8. New High School Auditorium AUGUSTA BATH GARDINER Bluehlll, H. I’. Lowe, Deer Isle, J. W. of Naw York are guests of Mr. and ’ While the observance of Natiop.nl score 95. ROCKLAND Pearl Cohen, Rockland, Grade 8A, Cousins, Sargentville, XI. 8. Green, Mrs. Irving J. Gray, Broad street. Special Orchestration By Music Week in Rockland, or any mu­ score 95. South Brooksville, and Malcolm ROCKLAND WATERVILLE sic week for that matter, was an en­ McLeod, Dark Harbor. Charles Wotton, who has been Lillian Parker, Rockland, Grade 8B, tirely new Idea, the activity ln the Luncheon was served and the confined to the house by tonsilitis score 94%. < musical circles during those few gathering was augmented with sev­ Marsh’s the greater part of two weeks, is dk*s Hazel l'endexter, Rockland, Grade was. very marked and it was most eral additional men from the vari­ able to be out again. 8A, score 94. gratifying to note the success that Audria Pillsbury, Thomaston, ous offices, who because of duties, Orchestra was attained in many of the endeav­ could no* attend the business ses M. D. Gallagher and bride (Ger­ Grade 8, seor? 94. ors. The success of several of these Olive Pease, Rockland, Grade 8A. sion. Music was furnished by the trude Griffin) are spending tliei • vessel’s orchestra, and consisted ot hoheymoon at Mrs. Gallagher’s for­ efforts Is due to tlie untiring work score 91%. “And I learned about Dressers and thought of Mrs. Lillian Sprague Honorable mention—Janice Pills­ popular dance numbers and old mer home in this city. Mr. Gal­ time melodies. Songs such as “Old EMPIRE Copping and Mrs. Ruth Sanborn, who bury, Grade 5, Thomaston, 91: Vir­ lagher Is a noted golf “pro" and will Black Joe," "East Side, West Side' THE THEATRE AROUND were surely pioneers in this move- ! ginia Richardson, Grade 6, Rockland, be at Thousand Islands this summer. and "The Long, Long Trail" were THE CORNER ment in Rockland. 89; Doris Payson, Rockport, Grade S, Commencing with ‘Sunday, May 3, j sung by the men at the tables. A from Him” The last regular business meeting 85: Barbara Elliot. Thomaston, Grade special bill of fare for the occasion TODAY of the Women’s Association of the brief organ recitals were given in 6, 85. several of the churches, notable-., pf was provided. Congregational church for the sea­ The contest was attended by many After lunch, the men who ‘LAST MAN ON EARTH’ A traveling man came into our store yesterday and, noting the price tag* on son will be held Wednesday after- which waA that of Miss Marga-et , of the parents and interested friends, Stahl at the Universalist church, never seen one of the big noop at 3 o'clock at Miss Caro Lit­ although it must be admitted that the steamers were escorted over the Dressers and Chiffonier* goin^ ir.lo our northern window, yelped: “For whose program lias already appeared All Star Cast tlefield’s. Llmerock street. Tea will attendance was not as large or as Boston by Mr. Sides, with in this paper—and the following gives ' be Served and business of great im­ encouraging as it sfiould have beer.. Brooks, assistant general passenger Pete’s sake, you’re selling those ct price* that shade my wholesale list.”. You briefly the features which were put J —Also— portance is to be transacted. During the period necessary for ’lie agent, and Mr. Ambrose, contract­ on at the local theatres through the “IDAHO” see—that tells the story of a good buy. correcting of the papers, the follow­ ing freight agent, as aids. co-operation of Mr. Dondis and Mr. An auction party under the aus­ ing delightful program was listened Wives of the agents were invited First Chapter pices of the Daughters of Veterans Benson, of tlie Strand and tlie Park to: by Mr. Austin to take the trip to respectively: in G. A. R. hall is to be held this Piano—I.i Ghana ...... Krentzlen Boston and the women's division of Wednesday-Thursday evening to which all players are Monday evening at the Strand. 100 Edith Kellar. Thomaston the party comprised Mrs. Goodwin. grade pupils, led by Mrs. Sanborn, Baritone-—Toreador Bong from Carmen Blnet welcome. Etui! Beaudoin Mrs. Wentworth. Mrs. Dunton, Mrs. led community singing. Soprano—A Perfect Pay Carrie Jaioies Bond Dickey. Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Roberts, THE WHITE MOTH’ Tlie Chapin Class will meet with Tuesday evening at the Park, Mrs. lEvelyn Hooper Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Colby, Mrs. Sylves­ iMrs. Luella Wiggin, 33 Spring Kathleen Marston, contralto, Dr. Luce Piano—.To a Wild Rose ...... MaeDowell ‘ Featuring CHIFFONIERS Katherine Creighton, Thonaaaton ter and Mrs. Cousins. Upon arrival DRESSERS street tonight. cellist and Charles Wilson, baritone, Soprano—Ave Maria ...... Schubert in Boston "ail hands" went to the Barbara LaMarr gave a song program. Adelaide Cross general office and the ladies were And Solid Oak Mrs. L. E. Mann is again at the Wednesday evening at the Strand, , Soprano—Mother Dear ...... Mana-Zueea Solid Oak Dorothy Harvey (Grade 3 pupil) escorted to Mr. Austin's private of­ Talbot avenue home of her son Her­ Miss Adelaide Cross, soprano, sang Contralto- My Heart at Thy Dear Voice fice, where they were greeted by Mr. Conway Tearle Dust Proof bert F. Mann after a delightful visit Schubert's "Ave Maria,” and Miss front Sansont and Delilah .... Saiint-Saens Sides and Mr. Blasdale. The wo­ Story of Izola Forrester Dust Proof with her grandchildren in Erskine. Margaret Harrington, a mezzo-so­ Mrs Kathleen Marston Piano—Narcissus ...... Nevin men then Went up-town under guid­ Plate Mirror Alberta. The return trip was made prano, sang "Pace! Pace!” from Elizabeth Creighton, Thomaston ance of Mrs. Sherman. There they —Also— Plate Mirror via tlie beautiful Saskatchewan coun­ Forza del Destino, the song which Mezzo-soprano—My Heart is a Haven Mclndrl spent the time looking around the try. gained her so much attention when Tlie LUtLe Coon's Prayer Hope Bhops, taking luncheon at Filene's. “A Fool and His Money” 11x19 To You ...... Kodcnbeck 12x20 given In the program before the Tlie Angel Cake . .Clay Smith in the afternoon several of the party SPECIAL CAST The Patchwork Club of tlie Relief Federation of Music Clubs in Port­ Miss Margaret Harrington went to Keith's theatre to see Corps will meet to sew Thursday land a short time ago. afternoon in G. A. R. hall. Picnic •Thursday evening at the Park, *13.50 supper will be served at 6 o'clock. Philharmonic Society, with Mrs FRIDAY-SATURDAY ’1250 Faith (1. Berry as conductor, and ‘MAN iRlchard Reed fresh from his vie Emil Beaudoin, baritone, gave selec­ SEEDS torles at the 'University of Maine tions from tho operas "Aida” and WITHOUT A CONSCIENCE" track meet, was a visitor in tlie city Buy your Seeds at the oldest Seed “Carmen." WILLARD LOUIS CHIFFONIERS over Bunday. Friday evening at the Park. Addie Store in the city. We have a full FLORENCE VIDOR The Price on This Kimball, in Indian costume, sang stock of All Kinds of Vegetable With No Mirror iMr. and Mrs. George Green have ALICE ADAMS “By tho Waters of Minnetonka,” and and Flower Seeds, in bulk or pa­ returned from Lynn, Mass., where Bernard Kuler, baritone, who has Lot Means a pers. Plain Wood Back they spent the winter witli their captivated Rockland with Ills beau­ THREE SHOWS—2:00, 7:00, 8:45—DAYLIGHT 8AVING daughter. tiful voice, sang "TJie Ringers," by Quick Sale Lohr. C. M. TIBBETTS John A. Hosmer, mate of the Saturday morning al the Park there 288 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND “BROADWAY BUTTERFLY” Don’t Delay in learner Southport, is visiting Ills was a program in charge, df Philip A. Opp. Hotel Rockland nt Fred in Swissvale, l’a., accom- Jones. Saturday evening at the same 54TuG9* —With— Taking Such a Rare anlcd by Mrs. Hosmer. Arthur L. theatre, little Miss Dorothy Hnrvey TODAY This is a standard rice is acting mate of tlie steam sang “Mother Dear," by Manu-Zucca. Dorothy Devore and Willard Look Buying Opportunity. r while he is away. Saturday afternoon at the new 'R- article H. S. auditorium was given the Mu­ COMEDY NEWS Mrs. Melvina E. Wood and son sic Memory Contest, with a short as onald of Belfast, are guests of Mr. Five Drawers music:1! program. id Mrs. Herbert Oxton, Camden The chief interest of the week cen­ WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY reet. tered in the Music Memory Contest A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Mrs. Jennie Bird lias returned from as above given. Mrs. Sanborn, STRAND V. F. STUDLEY INC. i extended visit in Boston, Trenton, teacher of music in the public schools U . J. and New York. She was tlie of Rockland, Rockport and Thomas­ TODAY 283 MAIN STREET. ROCKLAND nest of her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy ton, hail put weeks of work in thl THE DRESSMAKER •orge who is studying music in preparation of the contest, and the ston, and in Trenton of her daugli- success with which this entirely new Norma Shearer project was put over reflects her r Madeline whose school has just —In— FROM PARTS” efficiency and Intelligent thought cupied a $2,000,000 home. All Festuring— ree were joint guests of friends The numbers Mrs. Sanborn used for WANTED Id relatives in New York. this contest were: “Lady of the Night” Marche Mllitalrc ...... Schubert A story of the criminal world «nd LEATRICE JOY, ERNEST TORRENCE Mrs. W. O. Fuller who has lieen Maine: in G ...... Beethoven Stirring romance, screaming comedy and stunning atyte SECOND HAND Tn a Wild Itiwe ...... MaeDowell high society $60.80 $60.80 gking a stay of several weeks in IMelody In F ...... Itublnstelii show—here is the threo-ring circus of filmland. aston, arrived home on this morn Funeral Marrli ...... Chopin With 14 world-famous beauty models in a dazzling Parisian Humoresque ...... /...... Iporak RANGES g's steamer. Morning, from Peer Ujmt ...... Grieg Wednesday-Thursday fashion parade. Minute Waltz ...... Chopin Mrs. Georgia Midford and son C Sharp Minor Prelude ...... Jtachinaninnff ANOTHER BIG DQUBLE BILL FABLES COMEDY NEWS efman Gibson and Mrs. Bessie Anltra’s Dance from Peer Gynt ...... Grltg We will set up a New Narcissus...... Navin Bllansbee of South Portland mo- Hark. Hark the I-ark ...... Schuhcri Kineo Range, size 8-20 red to Rockland Sunday and were Haiarolle from Tales ef Hoffmun . Offenbach MADGE BELLAMY Quick Sales rests of Mrs. Nellie M. Nash and Toreador Song from Carmen ...... pixel I. lheatruuo...... l.lazt and allow you more Uzabeth S. Nash. Blue Danube Wall/...... Strauss From tlie Land of die Sky Blue Water I» Small Profits than your old range is 'Miss Mildred Morrill of Portland ...... Cadman ANNUAL DANCE REVUE Spring Si ng ...... Mendelssohn worth and give you the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. B O Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star, “DO IT NOW BY THE PUPILS OF rie, Talbot avenue. Hiram Crie from Tnnnlmuser ...... Wagner (A Six-Reel Comedy) credit on a new Kineo id Forrest Colby of Colby’ College Ave Marta ...... Schutwrt JENNIE HARVEY PERCIVAL Tells Price ere weekend guests at the Crie For several weeks through the —And— ime. medium of the schools and mush: ARCADE, ROCKLAND teachers the familiarizing process Wm. Fairbanks Fragrant Mother’s Day greetings had been going on, end the final test ojn Akron, Ohio, brightened the was made up of pupils chosen by tlie $60.80 ume of Mrs. James T. Aylward Sun- elimination process. Each number FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1925 AT 7:45 O'CLOCK $60.80 ly, the remembrance coming from was played in part, and sometimes “DOWN BY Tank Extra er sons Prentiss and Robert who. hummed by Mrs. Sanborn, and the ith Ira Curtis, are making a west - contestants entered their answers on : : MUSIC BY : : ard journey in the "Mud Lark." It blanks supplied for the purpose. THE RIO GRANDE” »s In Akron that Prentiss and Bob At tli 1 end of the contest judges, MARSTON’S ORCHESTRA Mad. in Bangor btained and remodelled the lairk on whose names appeared In a previous A Pleasing Program of Intarpretive, Classic and Ballroom Dancing lelr now historic trip east a yea" issue, corrected these blanks and Friday-Saturday jo, and they claim the old bird made the awards as follows: Specially Costumed V. F. STUDLEY INC nems glad to be In her home town First prize, $R, Elizabeth Creighton, “JANICE MEREDITH” ADMISSION 50 CENTS. DANCING AFTERWARDS Telephone 713. ROCKLAND. 283 Main St. gain. Their present objective ts Thomaston, Grade fi, score 99%. 68-58 leveland. Second prize, $3, Jtlchurd Clifford, I

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MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE LIFE IN SPORTING CIRCLES' Thomaston High Crushes ‘Men and Ships and Sealing Wax”—The Story of a Another Victim — Rock­ Fourth of a series of advertisements regarding the Thomaston Eoy Who Made Good, land Loses In Vinalhaven. telephone situation in New Eugland

Household Thomaston High, trampling ruth­ (By Charles R. Flint) lessly over its opponents, is very [Continued—Began Feb. 26] world, and wondered why our of­ sanguine over its pennant prospects Chapter XVII—Continued fers were unanimously treated with this season. The team has won one­ indifference. 'fhe explanation was sided victories over Vinalhaven and Tbe Germans were quicker than simply that the Germans did not Range? Lincoln Academy, and is smacking its • • any others to recognize the great tpenly favor extensive use of the lips over the thought of what will possibilities of the Wright aeroplane, jvropbme for military purposes. happen when Camden plays there It was exhibited by Orville Wright Their apparent indifference 1 next Saturday. The standing: Service Value Won P. C. in a park at Berlin where there aerial weapons represented only one J phase of a well calculated plan. Have a Sunny Spirit Thomaston ...... 2 1.000 were thousands of people to witness The Germans were perfectly willing Vinalhaven ...... 1 .500 r The value of telephone service depends largely upon the flight. When tlie aeroplane was (o furnish the world with ordinary Free from Kitchen Worries Rockland ...... 0 .000 I the number of telephones connected. taken across the field ’here walked munitions: but they regarded such Lincoln ...... 0 .000 Camden ...... — c In line behind it the Chief of Staff munitions ns of s^ondaryTmjx.rtan- e in eomparis-m with their super-war Choose a Household and years of happi­ A single telephone would have no service value. On General Count Moltke. Orville and armaments, super-aeroplanes, super- Thomaston 14, Lipcoln 3 the other hand, while every telephone subscriber Miss Wright, Mrs. Elint. and myself. ness are sure to follow. Spare moments Thomaston’s Nine Horsemen rode submarines, super-cannon—the can­ may not want to talk to every other telephone sub­ After the Berlin flight, the news­ non which destroyed the Liege forts accumulate for the woman who owns one through the streets of Newcastle Sat­ papers stated that the Emperor had —the cannon that fired on Paris at urday afternoon swinging their bat- scriber, everyone wants to talk to someone, else there extended ids hand to Orville Wright sticks light and left. When the a distant “ of seventy miles. They would be no need of a telephone. and congratulated him on ills realised lhat world preparedness smoke of liattle rolled away the vis­ achievement. it was said tha* the , was inevitable, but they were confi­ itors had cantered around the track The greater the distribution of telephones in a Emperor's words were: "Mr. Wright, dent that the preparedness of other 14 times, and Lincoln Academy had you have revolutionized modern i n tions must prove inferior to the distance flag with only three community, therefore, the greater the opportunity warfare.". , 4l ... . . ! theirs. While they amiably forge 1 heats to its credit. for communication, and hence the greater the value 1 question whether th s state- ; thun„el.b(lIls ,„r forelgn 1>urchaBer». Feehan was to blame—two ways. ment would have been made by : „1PV („(1 S|„n„ supp,..f(11.g. Because of bis pitching he was io J. of the service to all. Emperor under conditions where it ing„n own RCCOUnt. blame for the Academy boys not could have lieen taken seriously. making more runs; because of his 1 Such n remark might have been When I visited Essen, four years before tlie World War, I was cor­ own batting lie was to blame because r During the past ten years the number of tele- made to disarm suspicion regarding Thomaston made so many. The 1 phones operated by this company in Maine has Germany's big aeroplane prepara­ d-alb received. I was slmwn hos- pitals and the comfortable homes of youngster needs must Swat tlie,baII tions. in fact the Germans were out of tlie lot with two men on, be­ < generally very diplomatic in regard their laborers. 1 was given.... a seat. increased from 46,496 in 1915 to 84,046 on. January They gave out at 1|"' heiul "f :l bountiful board sides making a single and a double. to war preparations, Another of the Nine Horsemen who 1, 1925, not including the Eastern Telephone & Tele­ sufficient information to midntaln where 1 tasted many kinds of their covered himself with glory in Gils their prestige in affairs of w. .• in vim age wines, and was escorted by contest was Grafton, who covers sack graph Company. order that German officers might be one of Krupp’s directors to Dus- the military instructors of tpe 1 seldol f: but this truly Teutonic hos­ No. 3. He was at bat five times and pitality hung like a thick curtain hit safely in four of tlie trips. world—even the Colombian soldier.* During these ten years, however, the average increase ' nt Bogota were taught the goose-: between me and the war prepara­ Gough struck out nine men, hut r step march; and in order to main- ‘imm that I would have liked to see. was hit for a total of 24 bases, which in revenue per telephone lias been less than fifteen tain their huge munition At the Koertlng faeiory in Hanover is largely the feason why tlie Nine < th, V em ouraged orders from foreign > observed that the most advanced Horsemen made so many trips per cent. This increase has not bridgea the differ­ nations. 1 was Impressed by their j submarine and torpedo boat engines around tlie track. The score: ence between relative costs of 1911 and of 1925. prestige when Major 11. 11. Bern!,, '"ere I,o,riled up so they could not Thomaston High acting with inv firm, went to China ■ ,H‘ examined. ah r hh tl> po a e Labor and materials constitute two of our principal and other countries to sell woven ' • ♦ * * Grifton, 3b ...... 5 4 4 4 0 0 0 cost Items. IIow they have increased in ten years is military equipment. The fact that j Condon, c ...... 4 4 1 1 11 3 0 the Vnited States bad used it -x-' H Franc- clusively for five years had little in- I ^e cxploiUatmn ol the Wilght Feehan, p ...... 5 2 3 7 1 2 0 known to all. Stone, 2b ...... 5 0 2 3 1 2 0 fluence; but when it was stated that ,lm< "ns- \ ' nd bis first Hall, If ...... 5 1 2 5 2 0 0 tlie German government was i onslil-I 1 ’’ 1 .i. . a>, 1 ' ' ering its adoption, government of-' bight i uide at i.e Mains on Au- Vinal, cf...... 5 0 1 1 0 0 9 T The company must pay these increased costs in Lindsey, ss ...... 5 0 1 1 0 2 1 flcials became Intensely interested. : g""1 stli. ol I oc sine . ■ 1 order to continue to give service, and it must seek , . , , ! French did not make much progress Elliot, lb ...... 4 2 1 1 10 0 1 1112 ^the necessary additional revenue from its only Not !. ng after the exhibition of tbe [ In their experimenting with heavier Call any time and see their fine improvement! Smalley, rf ..... 3 11 < Wright aeroplane.,helvm,co, invited I ‘ban air machines until afte. be to a dinner twenty prominent Wrinlit flights at Le 'tnl""- *»•*" 41 14 16 24 27 io 3 source of revenue—The rates for telephone service. pi they built aeroplanes based on the majority of whom were interested I Lincoln Academy Wright inventions, which they called in the German dirigible enterprise.! ., ... Stonington Furn.Co. ab r bh tb po a and told them that something ought i ‘ ‘un< . ’ “ ' . ROCKLAND & STONINGTON I/ike, If ...... 4 0 112 0 to be done In Germany to develop the ( g-m i! opinion tlielr w as not an in- Giles, 2b ...... 4 0 0 0 1 4 Gough, p ...... 3 1110 4 Pendleton, c ..... 4 1116 2 Gam&ge. c...... 4 1110 0 0 / H. Webster, lb 40111100 pockets, including ... .r Pau, he replied. “I have promise 1 Erskine, ss ...... 4 0 0 0 4 1 0 contributed 34O.OOO, and liathenau -be ,dune wiil. Mi t harles \\ bite of the Queen not to go.” Fitch, il ...... 2 0 0 0 1 1 6 who contributed a smaller sum. In name win. was nme.l ler Id- The Wrights invited me to be their Blessed W. Webster, 3b 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 190K we sold the Wright invention to i I>ower : oo.-ejrtn e n. guest when Lord Northeliffe visited New England Telephone & Telegraph Company n German company, and in 1909 tlie: Lieutenant Se'.fr ige," lie said. Dayton to present Orville Wright It’s more than likely that you’ll sleep 33 3 5 5 27 13 4 Emperor visited tlie Wright aero-' “will probably die—be does not move with the Albert Medal. After lunch I sximllv all the night when your di­ Thomaston .... 0 0 0 3 3 0 4 4 0—14 MATT B. JONES, President plane factory in Berlin and inspect-! his fingers—blit Orville does, and v. i 1 nt the Wright home, where I sat at gestion is good and the bowels are Lincoln ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1— 3 ed tlie machines. I probably survive. Orville’s left, we adjourned to an au­ Two-bqse bits. Feehan, Hall, Stone. ditorium where there were two thou- J Some years earlier, tlie Krunps [ Selfridge died lhat evening, the working regularly. It’s a sure thing Three-base bit. Hall. Home run, sand people. Governor Cox made a I,ad opened negotiations with us for, flirt man to lie killed in a power alr- lhat by using the good old “L. F.” Feehan. Sacrifice hit, Smalley/ speech the style of which was some­ the Lake submarine inventions. As I chip. ATWOOD Medicine as directed, Bases on balls, off Feehan 2„ off what redolent of the stump. After an evidence of German prestige in! Mrs. Flint then and there made Gough 3. Struck out, by Feehan 14. which Lord Northeliffe stepped for­ every bit of that indigestion, bilious­ affairs of war, Plorio of Naples, j me promise never to go up in an by Gough 9. Umpire, Brown. hearing of our negotiation:’, paid ourj aeroplane, aid I have been ns faith- ward and in a low hut impressive ness, constipation, may be overcome. voice said. “Let us rise and stand in There’ll be steady improvement with Hebron Academy won the inter- agent $40.(1111) ill order to secure forjful as livil Cobb was when leaving scholastic meet at the University of Italy a six-month's option on what I the German army for tide water, contemplation of the memory of Wil­ a marked gain in strength and energy. FOR REST bur Wiight.” He then and there won Maine iSaturday, rolling up 64 we were selling: to the Krurt>s. Butjl le colonel made him give hls Word It is absolutely necessary to prevent ab­ points, and running away from Co­ after tlie Germans had thoroughly of honor 'not to le: ve the squad, the heartfelt esteem of that audience AND COMFORT and talked to . them in a conversa­ sorption of poisonous matter in the in­ burn Classical Institute, its nearest satisfied their thirst fur knowledge Cobh knew enough German to under- opponent. Insist on Having tional way that recalled the manner testines, and “L. F.” will positively regarding bake's inventions, by u stand tlie colonel's order to the'cap- Reed of Coburn (a Rockland boy) careful examination of our plans j tain: ‘if that mail Gold, starts to of American Commonwealth Bryce. clear out the bowels. Northeliffe requested me to ask in thrilled tbe crowd when lie nosed nnd siiecifications, they omitted tlie leave the squad, shoot him at one"!" Don't delay, but buy a bottle now and try it o”*» out Rogers of Hebron in the century ! formality of signing on tlie dotted1 Gold, told me later: ' I never kept his presence whether the Wrights month asdirected. Remember it’s guaranteed. were being taken care of by the Your money back if not benefited. B:g bottle event. The two were abreast at the line. Florin, inferring fron\ this that' my word of honor so easily." 50 cents. 90-.vard mark, but Reed pulled the inventions were of no value, bid | in declining requests to go up. 1 business men of Dayton who were morally indebted to them as the Only J cent a dose » ahead at the finisli and won hy tlie Vs good-bye to liis $40,000. 'often referred lo a precedent estab- yard. (Reed also easily took the 220. We offered tlie Wrlghl aeroplane' llshed by th« Kin;: of Spain. When founders of their areoplane prosperi­ L. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Me. Rogers gave him a battle at the| to every minister of war in tlie we invited liis Majesty to ascend at ty, as he desired that a financial un­ Beds derstanding in the Wrights’ favor start, but fell behind and was should be made clear in his presence. forced to be content with second When on the train homeward place. .Reed also won second in tbe Springs, Mattresses ROCKPORT running broad jump. Morse High bound, I invited Lord Northeliffe to AT YOUR DEALERS dine at the Dower House, former!/ D. A. Whitmore was in North Ha­ scored 11 points and was third. A Richness of Flavor occupied by the Lords Baltimore, to ven Sunday. Rockland High failed to score? • * * * meet Justice McReynolds of the Mrs. Myrtle 1'hilhrook is taking ft He should have used SWP United States Supreme Court, Pat­ two weeks vacation from her duties Elmer Rising pitched a no-hit. recommends House Owner: I had this paint put on last year and look at it now. rick Francis Murphy, Irvin S. Cobb, in the Knox Book Store Rockland. no-run game for Higgins Classical Major A. E. W. Mason, Robert H. Mrs. Arthur Berry, who has »>een Institute against Brewer High Sat­ Painter: It doesn't take long for the weather to show up poor urday, and struck out 24 men. Hig- ■ NEW I Davis and Captain, now Rear Admiral quite ill. is convalescing. paint. Chester L. Pascal entertained a gin won .11 to 0. Sir Guy Gaunt. Northcliffe’a adapt­ * • ♦ • ability was shown by his reply: “1 party of seven Sunday at dinner a» House Owner: But how was I to know it was poor paint) I'm must leave 'immediately for Ixindon. Orchard Grill. Rockland High was defeated by BATTERY no paint expert. V]nalbaven High 3 to 1 in a Knox but give me a rain check.” Mr. and Mrs. I’. D. ’Starrett. Mrs. Painter: It doesn't take a paint expert to get reliable paint these Whether that v.as American slang Laura Starrett and Mrs. Caroline and Lincoln League game at Vinal­ days—just ordinary intelligence. For instance, you ought or whether he had In mind a “wet Vaughan of Warren were guests at haven Saturday. The Rockland to party’’ I know not; but the Dower Mrs. K. M. Dunbar’s-Sunday. team carried no official scorer, and $14.50 know that there is a Company of paint experts that have been H602 House was just beyond ihe prohibi­ The Nitsumsosum Club was pleas­ the report of the game is unavoid­ making house paint for over fifty years; making it from accurate In Exchange For Your Old tion boundary of the District of Co­ antly entertained Monday evening at ably deferred. • • * ♦ Battery formulas, mixing and grinding it with powerful machinery; manu­ to every discriminating tea lumbia. the home of Mrs. Marion Richards. facturing every important ingredient; putting in just what all these * * * # Luncheon was served. Thomaston High plays Boothhay drinker. Its freshness andpuri- Harbor High in Boothbay Harbor years of experience have taught them is the best. That Company I had and have most pleasant re­ The Ladies’ Aid of the M. E. Dodge Battery $24.50 ty are a constant delight. Try it. lations with the Wrights. Mrs. Flint church will have an all day session tomorrow. is the Sherwin-Williams Company and the paint is known to us and 1 were of some service when Or­ Wednesday at the vestry. A dan­ painters as SWP. Wouldn’t you be safe in trusting such a paint? ville was injured in the fatal flight delion green dinner wiil be served. with Selfridge; but the Wrights and All members are invited to lie pres­ sea~view The painter is right, as we can prove by scores I did not always agree. Our dis­ ent. of house owners in this town. If you want cussions were always frank and both Mr. end Mrs. Chester Leland and nil BATTERY SERVICE your house to stay painted get SWP from us. parties evinced a desire to arrive at family and Miss Doris Leland of Tel. 837-W 689 Main Street r wise conclusions, but the Wright Camden were guests Sunday of Mr. Week. ROCKLAND, ME. brothers retained the power to de­ and Mis. Zadoc Knight. JS-tt BOOST MAINE cide on business policies. I tokl The members of the G. A. R., the MAY 10 TO MAY 16 W. H. GLOVER CO. them that my experience had satis­ Relief Corps and Soldiers are invited ROCKLAND...... MAINE BUY MAINE MADE FERTILIZER fied me lhat patents in themselves as to attend the morning service at the a rule could not be relied upon; that Methodist church Memorial Sundiv fi^At tke Sfg WHY NOT? there was not one patent in ten and to meet at tlie G. A. H. In 11 at and thousand which proved io be a basic 10 o’clock. Brave the Wind Storm North Nation] YOU CAN DO BETTER IN MAINE or master patent ; that success in the William E. Murphy who attended in Ihe best wet weather fogs exploitation of inventions depended the Masoni' Grand 'Lodge in Port­ ever invented the □ START PORTLAND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS are very high principally on preempting and ex­ land last week was appointed Dis­ grade fertilizers. They suit Maine soil to a T, and tending the commercial field; that trict Deputy Grand Master of the °th DOLLARS THAT TRAVEL get RESULTS. Made by Maine folks and sold at prices patent litgation was expensive, in the District lor another year, a position FISH BRAND end generally unsatisfactory, and that SAVING NOW Some dollars are tremendous travelers. that are economical to you. which he has filled in a most credi­ it was not popular, as aggressive table manner. They say “hello" and “goodbye” in the same WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF ALL GOODS NOW patent litigation interfered with the REFLEX When you begin to earn IN OUR WAREHOUSE D. A. Whitmore has recently pur­ breath. They don’t stay put long enough for natural evolution of the art. chased through tlie agency of Ro­ You'should begin to save. Gome in tomorrow and haul yours home. 17 you can­ The Wrights were not lucky ac­ land Crockett a five passenger Chev­ SLICKER you to get acquainted with them, and they why, see not do that, run in to us; place your order and cidental discoverers; they were rolet touring ear of the 1925 model. I PATENTED! never earn a cent for you. thus make sure of your fertilizer WHEN YOU WANT IT. patient, intelligent, industrious in­ ROCKLAND Hang on to some of them and bring them vestigators. At the outset they made TENANT’S HARBOR ROCKLAND TALLOW CO. use of existing scientific data but into this Bank, where they can be put to after their Kitty Hawk and Dayton Movies Friday night. Feature SAVINGS BANK work to your advantage. REAR 45S MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME. experiments they decided that they picture “Big Timber” with William 429 MAIN STm ROCKLAND Portland Rendering Co., Manufacturers would have to rely on their own in­ Desmond, serial “Tbe Iron Man,” 4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Chapter 9 and regular 2-reel comedy. A.J.TOWER CO.Bost. w 51-T&S-C2 vestigations. They did not attempt A strictly mutual savings to keep their work secret and sent 57-5S Limited United States Depository 73T iheir tables to Chenute, desiring to bank United States Depository for Postal Savings Funds. assist other investigators. But if our Member of Federal Reserve Bank government had had the wisdom to secure the Wright aeroplane. Wright BRAND NEW DEPOSITS FOOT OF LIMEROCK STREET secrets would then have become state THIRTY FOOT secrets. Made during the first four The Wrights realized substantial CHAS. P. 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BOAT BROKERS School .Btreet Rockland PARK STREET, • ROCKLAND W. H. GRAHAM, Cuero, Texas MAINE MUSIC CO., Rockland, Me. 36-tf Telephone 702-W 65-tf 34-tf 57»58