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AROOSTOOK TIMES SHIRE TOWN OF April 13,. 1860 To AROOSTOOK COUNTY i i v / U L T O N TIMES December 27, 1916

H O U L T O N , M AINE, W E D N E S D A Y , JU LY 28, Ul20 V O L . L X No. 30 i .. 1 __ NEW SWEDEN CELEBRATES MAINE POTATO FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CLUB PICNIC AT WELL EQUIPPED 24 MILES TRUNK MARRIED IN FRANCE Observance of the fiftieth anniver- Enjoying all the comforts of home Those who have been following the CROP UNCERTAIN J sary of the founding of New Sweden ISLAND PARK and defying the high cost of railroad LINE UNDER work of Mrs. Alice Ingersoll-Stuart of | took place on Friday when the proces- fares and hotel bills Mr. E. S. Bryant the American Red Cross in France, j sion of more than 100 automobiles of Everett.Mass, together with his wife will he interested to know of her mar­ _ QUANTITY started from Caribou and moved over Interesting Story of the Day and two daughters are touring fflaine CONSTURCTION riage to Captain Sidney E. Thornton I the road to New Sweden. in a veritable' palace on wheels, which of the Royal Dublin Fusileers, which | In the first car. which was hand- by One Who Was There contains every convenience that the occurred on June 26th in Amiens, Chief Nedick Gives His Opin­ I somely decorated with flowers, Ameri- ingenuitive mind could conceive. With Large Area of Settled Somme, France. ! can and Swedish flags, rode Hon. Wil- Wednesday, July 21st, the Moose- The enclosed top is obout 20 feet In accordance with the French cus­ ion Regarding Canse lian Widgery Thomas, who as Ameri- leuk Club of Presque Isle and the long by 7 feet wide by 7 feet high and Country 40 by 100 Miles tom, the civil marriage at the Hotel de can minister to Swenden, founded the , Meduxnekeag Club of Moulton unite.'! is well lighted by windows, with an ViUe was followed by a wedding in the The following statement from an colony there. Then followed cars bear-j and held a field day on that beautiful entrance at the rear and side and is Some Must Wait protestant church of Amiens. The other reliable authority bears out the ing Governor Milliken and staff, Sena-! natural playground, “The Island’ at oon a Velio ambulance ebassie, here church was beautiful with flowers and Much comment has been made re­ statement made in one issue of July tor Fernald and Congressman Hersev,! Woodstock. are comfortable collapsible beds, cloth­ flags everywhere, the American and 7. cently about Road Work in the county j British flags being intertwined at the after which came the other cars with | The upper Aroostook club motored ing lockers, etc., a separate room for All kinds of reports concerning the and to show what is being done we | aitar. In his addres, the minister other invited guests and prominent i to Houlton joined forces with the Dux a kitchen with oil stove, lockers for acreage and condition of the Aroos give herewith a detailed account of | spoke feelingly of the alliance of an people of Aroostook and Maine. in Market Souare and drove; to Wood- food and dishes, in lact every avail- . , . i mi • • 1/ j ,i i I, . i the contracts that are now in progress i American woman and a TtriticVi man took Potato crop are now going the The procession was received ■'at the stock A fine dinner was served in able space is utilized lor the conven-! „ . . . , . , , , , American woman anti a British man XT o 1 * ,...... , , , , , . i of construction, which shows that I lw a French mUnr nml in hitrh nraion rounds of the press. A collection of New Sweden town line by a military | the grand stand building bv Mr Cron- lence of the travelers who are making I A a , i y rentn Pastor, anti in nigh praise newspaper clippings on that subject there are twenty-four miles escort and then came a grand parade, j kite, after which a short program of their so™,,.I trip into Maim-. ,hi s there are '" '“ ty-iour m.les which | ot tIle ,VOrk done by both Mr .and Mrs. were taken to E. L. Newdick, chief of have been contracted for and each followed by the exercises in the Grove ! field and track events was run off, fol- year’s trip starting at Everett, Mass., j Thornton for France. the Division of Seed Improvement, De­ piece is under construction. and a parade of floats illustrating the j lowed by a hall game between mem- some weeks ago and following the I Two platoons of British “Tommies” partment of Agriculture and his opin­ In Fort Kent 3 miles, Joe Michaud progress of the colony from its found- j bers of the two clubs. After the game coast as far as Calais, Maine, in easy ; formed an arch of steel with their ion asked as to the correctness of any has the contract and is building tow­ ing. There were speeches of welcome ! supper was served and then we re- stages stopping whenever they desire | sabres, under which the Bridal party or all. The statements differed on ards Van Buren. by Swedish Pastor Dahlberg, singing ] turned home to our wives and starv- From Calais to Houlton where they j passed on leaving the church. both points. Said Mr. Newdick: of national anthems of America and 1 jng children. stopped several hours for supplies ■ In Van Buren 3 miles between Notre A reception was held at the Hotel “No doubt but what the acreage of Sweden and music by Swedish band thence to Van Buren and along the j ^ame and Deschaine, Joe Martin of Godbert where three large saloons ; Now the events of the day as above potatoes increased over what we river to Madawaska where thev cross | h-agle Lake is building, and there is were opened for the occasion. glee club of 50 voices. An address by 1 chronicled, sound tame, but take it thought it would be two months ago. Mr. Thomas and speeches by Senator Mr. and Mrs. Thornton were dress­ I from one who was on the inside and to Edmundston. N. B.and thence to j not a better road man in the county, At that time, the fertilizer had not ar­ Fernald and Congressman Hersey and River-du-Loun P Q i according to the work that he had ed in uniform and Mrs. Thornton wore rived in the necessary amounts It i knows, you can’t mix Moose and Dux President Todd of B. & A. R. R. At 2 Their return trip will he laid out i done around his town of Eagle Lake, the five medals with which she has began to come in and but a short time “hootch” and St. John river water and o’clock dinner was served in the grove. according to road conditions and sev- j In Houlton-Littleton-Monticello 9 been decorated during her three years fego there was fertilizer in Aroostook ; plan on a tame time, The exercises were attended by more eral weeks will elapse before they miles, the Greenwood Construction Co. of service in France. to spare. j We were delayed in starting from than 2.000. reach home, giving them an ideal out- > of Skowhegan having the contract and Among other beautiful gifts, Mrs. “There is no doubt but what it has | Market Square owing to the late arriv- ing under the most favorable eondi-1 the work is progressing well. Thornton received a diamond and plat- been rather a poor growing year for Governor Milliken and staff passed | al of one of the Presque Isle autoes. tions ! In Dyer Brook 3 miles, being built I inUm wrist watch as a token of aPpre’ potatoes. There has been a lot of rot. through Houlton Thursday en route j It later developed that this car con- Both Mr. and Mrs. Bryant are teach-! through the Dyer Brook woods so-call- i ciation from the ‘‘Somme Devastee.” You remember that northern Aroost- for New Sweden where t h e y at­ ! tained that curly-haired Guiou of ers. Mr. Bryant being connected with | ed, by Murtagh Hughes of Bangor, a' After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs., took had a lot of rain early in the sea­ tended the Celebration commenorating j Presque Isle Fair fame. Now it seems the Everett High School and Mrs. | piece that was very hilly and rough in Thornton l«ft for Paris where, at pres­ son— the rot followed. But, it can be the founding of the colony 50 years that when our county and Brother Bryant is principal of the Bryant Pri- j places. ent, they are spending their honey­ said that the plants that did come up ago. Guiou were both in their infancy, he moon. are hardy and healthy appearing, Mrs. S. S. Thornton accompanied by used to tote hand made cedar singles vate School. j Mr. A. H. Hill who has charge of _-■* * Mr. Bryant’s outfit wasdesigned by j one of the state’s crews is building 6 strong and rugged. I don’t believe Ernest Thornton and Miss Carroll of from Presque Isle to Bangor and the Mrs. Bryant whose father built the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Somerville of anyone has the right now to predict Augusta arrived home Friday evening old road house up here on the North miles through Sherman and across the top and to say that it is a splendid West Houlton are being congratulated what the potato crop is going to be— from Southwest Harbor, where they Road was his favorite stopping place. corner of Crystal, which starts on the piece of workmanship is no exagera- upon the arrival of twin sons, born because so many things may happen. had been for the burial of the late S. He has been so absorbed in the past Silver Ridge road and goes as far as tion. Thursday at the Aroostook hospital. For Instance: Every other day lately S. Thornton. few years making the Presque Isle the brook the other side of Island Falls. we have had showers, which have been fair as good as Houlton’s that lie for­ CHAUTAUQUA COMMENCES Clearing off warm and it acts just like FUNERAL SERVICES FOR got that “the old order changeth, EASTERN STAR FIELD DAY This makes a total of 24 miles of It has in so many seansons in the past, yielding place to new,” hut a survey There was a large attendance at the j Trunk Line Highway “K ” being built THIS WEDNESDAY when we’ve had outbreak of blight HON. SETH S. THORNTON of the old place failed to show old annual County Eastern Star Field Day I hi Aroostook County, more work than “The Best program and the most in­ about the middle of August. The funeral services of State Sena­ faces and old foot-rails so he and his j held at Crescent Park on Wednesday, i is being done in any other county in teresting sessions ever given by Chau­ “The plants are now large enough tor Seth S. Thornton of Houlton, were crowd finally arrived in Houlton. It is estimated that about 300 were \ the state which together with State tauqua” is the verdict of those who -to be practically out of danger enough held at the Congregational church in It had anticipated a fine trip over present and the day proved to he a j ahl of 15 miles in different towns in have heard the programs which arc the insects but the numerous potato Southwest Harbor, last Tuesday after­ but I was unfortunate enough to draw most delightful one. j the county makes 39 miles of improved I offered this season. diseases which we have to combat a r^ noon. The services were conducted Jack Britton as a travelling compan­ A delicious picnic dinner was serv- road under construction. j Houlton people are to be congratulat taking their usual tell from the c r o p - by Rev. Oscar Lawrence Olsen, pastor ion. He was about half-shot on some ed on the grounds after which all In the light of this construction. 1 te(I on the opportunity of hearing all black scruff or rhizoctonla and net- of the church, assited by Rev. Charles stuff Mr. Ormsby’s drug store had sold j went to the pavillion where the pro- how can any person say that Aroos- ; tbe arti®ts that are on the program, crosis. Mosaic Is showing about the F. Dole, D. D., pastor of the Unitarian him. To show you the condition he gram of the day was given, took county is not getting its share | prices of each one are less same as last year on the Green Moun­ church of Jamaica Plain, Mass., and a was in I asked him which he hoped , The following officers were elected: of Improved road? ! than 25c aer entertainment. A season tain strains. friend of long standing of Mrs. Thorn would win, the Resolute or Lipton's Mrs. F. A. Nevers, president; Mrs. With a territory on the eastern 1 ticket C0StS *2'20 vents uncovered some ing from a trip to New York, where “lined” it to first. Burly Bobby got tion of Albert E. Klein rendered very j ter, Mrs. James Hilton, in Noridge- pears all right on the higher land. I mighty good material for Thonias- Mr. Thornton had been attending a it on the seventh bound and the con­ appronriate music. j wock for the summer, but intended to should judge that the entire hay crop j meeting of the Law League of which ton. The Dux woti the inn yard dash, a gregation demanded a decision on the The guests were met at the door by . to pass the winter in California, this year would be baout 10 per cent, he was a member. They had planned married man. Roben was first and the runner. Jacques was supposed to be the Misses Helen and Dorothy Bur-j whither the^ daughter had already short of last. to stop at Portland only for a few days man who run up poor Al Astle’s (dec- umpiring on bases at the time but Ieigh. Mrs. Powers received in the | started by automobile. Mr. Whitney The potatoes in the northern part where Mr. Thornton was to undergo trie light bill so high last winter was when appealed 1o for a decision was rose colored drawing-room with her was 65 years of age. of Aroostook seems to look better a slight operation, and then they were second. Mooseleuk entrants were* all found to he in an animated conversa­ mother, Mrs. Benjamin Howes of Dan- Mr. Whitney with his bride left than In the southern part. In gen­ to come to Southwest Harbor the home behind tin; money. Most of them had tion with Harry Grinnoll, we appealed forth, and Miss Eleanor Koon of Bal­ Norridgewock in the afternoon to go eral I find that the planters them­ of Mrs. Thornton for the rest of the eaten at the second table. to the other official, “Black Jack” timore. to one of Mr. Whitney's farms to see selves estimate that the crop will be month. Before leaving for New York We lost the tug-of-war. We were Darling. With a rapidity of decision Mrs. James K. Plummer and Mrs. how the haying was progressing. Up­ about 20 per cent short of last year. they made a brief visit with Mrs. out weighed over a hundred pounds and sense of fairness that would have Simon Friedman poured, assisted by on arriving there, on account of trou- Many poor stands are seen. If they Thornton’s people at Southwest Har­ per man. We heard afterwards that done credit to Silk O'Loughlin, he rul­ Mrs. Chas. II. Fogg. Mrs. Elisha S. j ble with the hayfork he went up to had existed last year we naturally bor. their anchor man had Skinny. Smith ed that, "if Jacques wasn’t looking Powers. Mrs. Kaiser. Miss Myers, Miss j the haymow, but was stricken with would have laid it to the borax that and Guy Higgins in each hip pocket the runner is out.” |Marion M illiams unci Miss Dorothea j heart failure there and never regained did ao much damage, but this year it Stetson. AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION for ballast. Well sir, Haskell, Stevens and Wood consciousness. was caused by the heat and dryness The excess of receipts from automo­ We romped away with the shot-put set up a howl you could have heard ; The punch was served by Mrs. Wal­ The remains were brought to Houl­ in May planting. bile registration at the Automobile Fat Smith and Honey Lyons and Jas­ down to Canterbury. You know what | ter Cary who was assisted by Miss ton Saturday and deposited in Ever­ The hay crop in Aroostook is about Bureau, Department of State, Maine, per Nickerson could lift the shot Hut kickers that trio are anvwav. Thev ! Catherine Cary with Miss Virginia green Cemetery. normal. The oat crop Is looking well. i has now leaped to $126,005.75 over the Ralph Wood was the only one who seized poor Jacques by the arm and Colbath, Miss Gould and Miss Day, year 1919, the total being $739,015 showed any class for the Mooseleuk. demanded why he wasn’t on t.o his job. 'vbo are Cary s guests. CRESCENT PARK HAS DINNER AND DANCE against $(>13,009.25 last year. This We picked the poorest man we had, “Well”, he says. “Grinell wanted to Mrs. George E. Dunn and Mrs. Al­ bert K. Stetson served the ice cream, Mrs. Geo. E. Dunn entertained a year’s registrations to the close of Tom Packard, and he heat Wood by a know where he could get a quart of NEW PROPRIETOR with Mrs. William B. Gibson. Mrs. Jas. number of guests at dinner at her business on July 17 were; house and lot. brandy to take hack home to flavor The final papers in the sale of Cres­ M. I ’ierce and Mrs. James C. Madigan home on Friday evening which was Registrations and License to July 17, Jasper Nickerson needn’t think he the mince pies when lie takes his Sun­ cent Park by Fred E. Stephenson to as aids. followed by a dancing party at Cres­ 1919 will ever make an athlete. He wore day School class on a picnic and I was Geo. A. Russell took place on Monday cent Park. Operators 58,828 out what little strength he ever had giving him the points of the compass." and Mr. Russell has already taken Music for the dance was furnished Registrations 42,580 running up and down the Dormitory I wish space permitted me to tell GRANGE MEETING over the proprietorship. by Kelley’s orchestra of Presque Isle Trucks 4,979 fire escape after study hours when he you all the funny things that happened POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT Mr. Russell will continue to run the and a very attractive order was given. Motorcycles 1.300 was going to Ricker. at the game such as Darling getting piace in an up-to-date manner and in At Intermission refreshments were Dealers 456 The public may think it strange that hit on the hack of the head with the OF CHAUTAUQUA addition to continuing the dances and served and dancing continued until 1 Motorcycle Dealers 18 the names of Orcutt, Wilkins and hall, and Bill Fullerton losing black The regular meeting of Houlton the use of the Park for canoeing and o’clock, when the fifty couples partici­ Registrations and Licenses to July 25 Blake do not appear on the list of Liza that he took down to the Island Grunge which was scheduled for Wed­ boating, willl serve meals to the pub­ pating reluctantly returned home. 1920 speedy dashers or prodigous weight with him, hut it would make a book. nesday evening of this week has been lic and make a specialty of this branch Among those present from out of Operators 71,608 heavers. We did have the Doctor Chief of Police Kelley has the box- postponed until Wednesday, August 4 of the business. town were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fernald, Registrations 50,322 booked as a point winner with the score and some of you may see it on account of Chautauqua week. On account of the ill health of Mrs. Miss Ada Phair, Edward Allen of Trucks 6,718 shot, but he lamed his arm on beans when you stop over night with him. The business which was t o have Stephenson, Mr. Stephenson found it Presque Isle, Mrs. Roy Atwood of Motorcycles 1,307 and beer at dinner. Ed was entered We are going again next year, if been transacted at this meeting will too much to carry on the business, and 8pringfleld, Mrs. Maher and daugh­ Dealers 613 in the sprints, but he unfortunately the Mooseleuk aren’t sore because we come at the meeting on August 4 they will move to Houlton to reside. ter, Miss Coll and Mr. Coll of St. John, Motorcycle Dealers 21 met a couple of friends who had just won the shot-put and some of us get when a full attendance is requested. Kennsth Waterall, Geo. and Carl Fritz Total receipts to July 17,1919, $613,- returned from Montreal and while it over our lameness and New Bruns­ The members of the Grange are all Wingate F. Cram, treasurer of the sad Tom Hollway of Philadelphia and 009.25; total to July 25, 1920, $749,- didn’t slow up his speed any, his wick don’t go dry. strong supporters of Chautauqua and B. & A. R. R. of Bangor was in town * other guests here for the summer. 455.25. sense of direction was hazy. We were One Who Was There. this accounts for the postponement. Tuesday on business. HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY !A. lf*20 PAGE TWO

before Aug. 1. 1914." This is a real wadi as tin 1'1'ogiv separation o; tiers.anti 1 a . t.rk wc-t:r Will In- constantly with all who work .'.oar won;. Am: above all things, do HOULTON TIMES service because his survey ot tin* sit-| the giades. tion, its . mean •om i.pm i< tor ile* pn ventiun m war and the v. hat is right, ever;, num. Never mirnl Established April 13, 1860 nation, amply supported by figures in. j New Hampshire has just adopted an exercise presidentiai imtoi maintenance 01 international peace t ue St oll ami leer oi others, but go ALL THE HOME NEWS all branches of trade, makes it plain j interesting law. it torbids the motor- semd orial rigid, s in 1 real y n ar 11 and friendship. ahead and do what is right. Be brave Published every Wednesday morning tlvat Germany was not nearly so much ist to run at tin- rate o! over ton nedc-s t he pel i! ical ;■ it ua t ion due U about if, too. Kverv me' hates a cow­ by the Times Publishing Co. Fvery habitation is not a holin'. a conqueror in the trade ot hnniih an hour wfihin inn loot ot a railroad betw e«m 1 ’resith at a nd, ( a is ard. Ami another thing, don’t be orousing. This is mUoly equLalent to ihe election of a mess chm 11; v .Alias! No! Wo have seen a beautiful CHA sT h . FOGG, Pres. & Mgr. America as was generally supposed. alraid of doing n.Ju fur fear you will comiug to a stands! i 1, Inn a of cowse d.rav s m a r. lini-se. richly appointed, supplied with Germans outnumbered all other tor­ make enemies. Unemics are as neces­ eviumtlv 1 ■' •;>■ luxury, "hose beautiful tapes-' RiihVrlDtion in U. S. $1.5C per year so it mechanically much simple for him. Tim British pivmmr hm sary to suet i ,-s as vim-gar is to nic- If people will (d cy this ia ol ;!>. wr had his eyes opened to 111 <' true cans, fri"d v. ails and lovely carpets, all In advance; in Canada^$2.00Da> advance was imagined nun cuermun tM,nan good;:ue wane i h s. Don't above all tilings be a hy­ Single copies five cents own motion horan ■r. ol con rse, tilt' of America's inactivity at the cu fei (lower-strewn, handsome furnitur . ex­ j being sold in great quantities, but it pocrite. The thief may steal our pro­ .state cannot in’, ro! the mil it ml of mm her ahsmme from the ietmae o quisite china, sparkling cut-glass and Advertising rates based upon guaran­ | appears that these traders were largo perty. but the hypocrite betrays one’s crossings it wi1! do some good. : a urns and in -r ; o.-! p- meim ” t t rat silver, beaut it ui Mower yards, math' a teed paid in advance circulation ^ ly engaged in disposing of America;. confidence ami only waits an oppor­ in a stale like New Hampshire, whe I:eat ion ot dm : ''emy ot peaet wi 1 pu t tin- a; lovely beauty, and would ; manufacturers, these being more eam- tunity to stall him in the back, if you the protection 01' the gra: (iernmny n !mn 1m a m a : ‘I hog- : ges; a real “fairy laud." everything Entered at the Post Office at Houlton i ly procured, less difficult to sell, and have a mind of your own don’t be is mucli less in eveidetici than he;v. . w/mrica w;i! com bar mm m- ;; i ■■\“aitii, skill and taste eon!.! com­ for circulation at second-class ! sufficiently profitable. The trade be- afraid to express your opinion, and if it ought to prove of soma valm'. ter \ (til r I ' eft H'! i s." It v, mand. whose inmates were highly od- postal rates. j tween Germany and South A.meric; you feel that it is right, stand by it. ■ Over stretches of New I lumps!.i:v tins to add. as he did. lint ' alter m ; ed tmti considered very refined and 1 was limited by conditions which wow- People will talk and fools will turn All Subscriptions are DISCONTIN* highway the :vd way s“em let, a wav yet that was no home.and the Chris­ ! at the time insurmountable. Germany s almost m- America cannot : 1 rom die grindstones for others to sharpen their UED at expiration rest of t in* world.' tum father of that family would go did not need any great, quantity ot tertwined, with a ceaseles: ; number of 1 hat t ruism must. axes on. Think for yourself. Lay 'I'!.is is true of I he Prniirc- not he permitted to imply that she from a daintily spread breakfast table, foodstuffs such as Latin America could | crossing your course of action in accordance n lias the least wish to get away dem and a cross, ill-tempered, silk robed THE “FORTY-EIGHT” FIZZLE j supply, and neither did lie take nor wassi't valley ami of a stretch hetwi with the idea that some day you will wife, not one kind word, not a single' Those who have been disposed to j t}l an a moderate quantity of industrial Fast. Jaffrey and Ih'terhoro, also of th, the rest, of the world in any work ft r lie a man and balled upon to take an ray of sunshine to chase away the criticise the proceedings of the He- j raw products, her producing industries roa(! between .Littleton and Whitefiehl the good, of tho world. Tiu* influence active part in life’s great battles. gloom of a busy business man's long publican and Democratic national con-; j)a(.]c of exportation being mil' abom Where the highwtiy was built fi-rst da of (he United States is a world-wide days. The boys were glad to get off volitions, would do well to turn theit j fourth as large as the industries railroad cross; s i t O’l ell ’V t ernis. influence. Of this she cunuoi divml to school, out of tin' reach of mother’s thought for a moment to the hectiic i • tilt» pnited States, wltich worked to Dator-d;i y tendt ncies keep !fit1 high- herself, and if it is in existence it f u c gathering of delegates which was held > ineef (]u> onormon.s domestic eonsump ; way on one s i t io of uy valley or a 11 y must lie in operation. Other nations scolding tongue, and tin* “beautiful NERVOUS MOTHERS ot her ;;rea am! tim ra ill o.nl on tile f el this even while slm ,-giys no word fashionable" daughter fretted the day in Chicago. This wierd aggregation ^0]) an(j consequently made this Cumbered with endless rounds ' otlior. :Some clUillgeS ha \ e !><•on mure iti the council of tim league or of the away over tin1 novels that didn't turn of “Forty-eighters” radical labor | country the natural economic market of duty, the tired, nervous in road htiiltlim.: with this e 1111 in vlew. coni’ereime. There may lie a vaern: out like she wanted them to. ami gates. single-taxers. Non-Partisan i for the industrial raw materials of tlit' mother generally finds in Leaguers and parlor Bolsheviks dem-. countries to the south of us. More ot these could to adva n tag. ■ he chair where the great power of tin dresses that didn't hang just right, ami ■ onstrated to a nicety just what the. Qn tLc» export or selling side, as .Mr. worked out. "square deal’' should sit. but somehow spent the evening am! goodly part of elements of discontent can accomplish j ^-ejjs savs> (he superior efficient".' of The public nil iment ol the unror- there is a presence in spirit which the nigh? dancing and saying silly Scott’s Emulsion and fail to accomplish, when they get j cjerm.jn manufaeUuv of dyes, toys, ists rather ; lee; the law inns ho the her \iar comrades respect. muhiugs to a silly young man. Why tonic-help o f rarest value. together. It was not a question 01 j glassware, some kinds of ironmongery chief rellianee ft>r the betlering of COll- It would have been an immense ad­ was this home so unhappy? Because A little of Scott's after meals the mother was no* in sympathy with making such concessions as would , an(| textile goods created almost :• (lit ions. Hut e are on t ha. arc )U 1! t vantage said .Mr. I Joy 11 Go ;rge i t for a few days would do Hie father and children, were uncon­ avail to hold ths various factions to-1 uionopol>’ in exports to Latin Amen not advt■rse to t he se;troll of our !ega! Americans had .-ont humd to part ic’- j a world of good. Try it I • genial with each oilu-r. So wabh gether, but of letting one element j (.a an(j elsewhere. hut in most other ant liorit ies for suit a 1>!e mensure:-- of pate iii the conference. because t ht y ■ Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J, 20-09 I • l ion" cannot make a happy home. grasp everything while the others re- i (uamil'acrt.res for export Cerumny lmd ro:-t a iut. Tien > is seme adva ntag e in would luive brought to it a viewpoint tired to sulk in their tents. jti meet strong c-onpet it ion. cud tim telling eeoph1 \\hat tin-y ('light to d11. free from Furonea rivalries. In his Then* is a class of laborers who The conventions of the two major j p;njte(] staff's was a formidahh' rival Here ;ire some rule:s which for the opinion, the power of America, low BANGOR & AROOSTOOK R. R. never strike ami seldom complain. TIME TABLE parties were at least able to display , _ more than that, a successful rival, crossing wit lei,■f flw: man or mitt (lisintert'stodtioss end iuw spirit of lew They get up at live o'clock in the Corrected to June 28, 1920 the virtue of tolerance; they conceded, j The offi(.iai statistics of Latin Amer - seem to us nr ic too s’riet. who;i : I V play would he of t renmndoiw valut- to Trains Daily Except Sunday morning md never g.o *o bed until t"P. the principle that harmony can onl> ^ ea< (Germany and the United States enacted hy law or hy tile lore; of ;pul. Furope. we trust they 'vill be. It is From HOULTON or el-wt-i) at night. They work with­ a. m --Fm- Fort Fa irlh-91. ("a be achieved by mutual concessions. | are aj- ono ;n stating that before the lie sent;inert. not ior .:: 1 J. merman < > ’we •• 1 ■' ; hr rltimi out c n v during tlm wind!' of th ■ Idnit'sn r i '.’I uam-. I’onlaml and Jng a rebellion in the ranks of eithei , more goods from th • 1 listed slow down to let; mile::• an hoi; r wiietk- ly of purpose, but. knowing tin.- oua'i B' 'StOil. and clot him:. They understand some­ organization. Therein they displayed gtajPS (}]an from Germany. In other et you see a ir •<• ed assed by a hundred respnr.sibilitb s. ami iMapfi■toll. Now, one of the first lessons which I ^7nited States for every .72 it bough' a grade-,. shift info !ow gf-'l*. w!del of lie iiitlwiitiul member o‘ 111.--For Ft. F; r as an thought driven a: 1 worri-d. though, i!- iirlu-Id anti <’aiit.ou. thd radical organizations must leatn jronl Germany," and “was crowding will provent fl­If pt),-si hi! it y of \"on r the family of nations. In a very few p- m,--Fm- GlVtM:vili*-, Bantror. t ’ort - humililiated and looked down upon, In ml a n-r revolt and they cannot or­ (fir, r, i>. m.--Fm* Ft. Fairtit-Ul. Van Bun-n. to govern the country until it first dis- American m a rk e t." He deserves tracks. t lie (jiant ion between a I’resi- eiiietl ganize for their own. protection, n -t 7. i B n. 111.--Fm- Bangor. Fortiaiih and plays the capacity to govern itse?lf j tVmnks for bis persistent burrowing Look t■art did q.- in both directt ions bf who I'ej Boston. post. No sacrifice is deemed t’oo Due HOULTON form must inevitably fail get to­ statistics which show us just the p<> view is cut o l ; ■ i 11 j > • j • direr' ion by St at es, am1 a So,'ate whose mend' m cro.it for (hem to make, and no ir.com- a. -From B >sion. J’ortlaml Ba n - gether upon any concerted program obstructions of ::y kind, by a si rim t ndca vore-l to protect from arbitrary sition which Germany had gainful in neo-m-y in any branch of iwbr work gor. Buffet Steeping Boston of legislation or administratee polit>. | American trade, a position of freight cars on a siding, or whai encroachments the const it ut hot to l" Wm Huron. is excused. No css; ys and poems arc Men who will not yield to leadership J Whjeh lacks the pre-eminence that T'ot, got out from yoor machine, if which he ami they alike own- ailev;- 9.34 a. m.—I’Ymn Akin Buren. Caribou written in tribute to their steadfast­ of their own choosing cannot rightlv j p0p„jar imagination pictured, necessary, in order to mala* sure that ance. Then it wiil be nunh clear to and Fort Fairfield. ness. They are tic' housekeeping 12.35 p. m.— From Boston, Portland, Ban­ ask that functions of leaderships shall j ______tin' crossing is clear. all that .America is not indjffm'i tit o wiles of the majority of the people. gor and Greenville. be entrusted to them. The truth isj0UR m o t o r ACCIDENTS Above all. do not rely upon the sup­ tilt' well-being of otlwr countries, that w!:t) worku live and die for their loved 1.29 i). in.—From Limestone. Caribou and that political sef-control, discipline, 1 posed speed and power of your ma­ slit' is not opposed to a justly consti­ Fi.rt Fairfield. cues. , 2.50 t>. m.—From St. Frances. Fort Kent, tolerance and the other eualities which AT RAILROAD CROSSINGS chine and attempt to “heat" an ap­ tuted league of nations for the com­ * * * ' Van Buren. \Y a s h b u r.n, are essential to a sound party organ- Last year 6133 drivers and occu proaching train by racing across tin* j mon woifare. that each of lmr < hm- See here boys! Whatever you try JT'-sque Isle, via Squa Pan. tracks in front of it. Too many have lzation cannot be acquired overnight. pants of Automobiles and trucks wen' political parties is actually t?) favor-' to do. do it the very best you can; do 6.48 ji. m. —Freni Boston, Portland and Nor is mere discontent with the pre­ tried this and failed. Bangor. killed or injured at railroad crossings. of such a league and that under a re-, it better than it was ever done before. 6.55 p. m.—From Van Buren, Limestone, vailing order of things a sufficient ba- vised covenant our country’s influence! Of this number 1777 were killed and Don’t yield to the temptation to slight Caribou, Fort Fairfield. sis for sound political organization. 4356 injured. AMERICA’S WORLD INFLUENCE Time tables giving complete information The Chicago fizzle gave the country What shad we do about the extra­ Tiu* other great powers of tin* world may be abtained at ticket offices. GEO. 51. HOUGHTON. an Illuminating lesson along these ordinary number of motor ear acci­ miss America as they endeavor to General Passenger Agent. Bangor, Maine. lines. dent at our railroad crossings, with, build up order in place of the chaos their resulting fatalities? Mechani­ caused by the war. They regret her ifl/HEN THE FARMERS ORGANIZE cally, the motor should be much safer absence from their supreme council, PROFESSIONAL CARDS Almost without notice a new organ­ at the railroad crossing than the horse. the lack of her advice on the probh-ms ization of farmers has grown to a You can speed it up faster in an emer­ which they have to solve and the loss DR. JOHN 0. WILLEY membership of a million and still con­ gency. You can stop within ii e feet of her influence in support of the de­ Osteopathic Physician tinues to 'grow with great rapidity, of the locomotive, and it has no lea is. cisions which art' the best they f.tn Phone 244 Hours: 9 to 12-2 to 5 rhe American Farm Bureau Federa- With him you often felt that you must make. There is no doubt o1' U'" rin- New Masonic Bldg. HOULTON ;ion developed from the local county 1 stu;. a safe distance b..td !o " is the value of the work of these ; multiplied many fold, and this in spite interest it. The ■'or1', if mu imw BROWN AND OX-BLOOD gents became apparent local bodies j of an increasing protection o' math that out withdi r- r - hour should elapse if possible after a heavy meal, before ~ —^ -nr-TT lawx'M members of the local '>'>dies. ra k."• indulging in any active exercise. ley serve as connecting links betv.-enn At the first sign of any disorder, take one or two tea­ EDMONTON lie federation and the department of spoonfuls of “L. F.” Atwood's Medicine. This will keep your digestive organs in good order and relieve the disturbing griculture and the state agricultural1 symptoms. I f you suffer from sick headaches, regular doses ^ WINNIPEG ollege. of this tried and tested old remedy will bring blessed relief REGINA Now one very suggestive phase of by removing the cause. The relief will not be temporary, at MEDICINE HAT his movement is the awakening of a tne expense of some other organ, but will be a permanent LETHBRIDGE improvement for the entire system. Get a 50c bottle today resh sense of their mass power in the QVICTORIA from any medicine dealer. “ L.F ." Medicine Co., Portland, Me. linds of the farmers themselves. 'hey often have been called individ- The TRANS-CANADA LIMITED alists, lacking the machinery that lakes effective the purposes of an or- A. New Daily All-Sleeping-Gar Train anized body. This farm bureau fed- ration, existing side by side with the Making the fastest time between Fort William in 30 hours, Winnipeg range, has reached a point whore it in 41, Regina in 51, Calgary in 65, and t least formulates the views of its Boil It Thoroughly terminals of any transcontinental train lembers, and when its present million in America, and saving a business day Vancouver in 92 hours. Leaves Montreal (Windsor St.) at membership reaches the expected ae •— fifteen nm__ es or more in reaching Winnipeg and the cities to regate of three times that, number, 5.00 p.m. daily, and Toronto at 9.00 the Pacific Coast. hese views are likely to got respect- after boiling begins — p.m. daily. (Eastern Standard Time.) ul attention. Anyhow it is noto- rorthy that the federation just now Limited to Sleeping-Car Passengers only tates its view on the strike problem (fir Long boiling brings out (Ext-e: t ( urlor-rar p.i-..-oni;ors between Montreal ami Ottawa) ’be statement declares that the “in- the full, rich Laver of lerent right to strike” claimed by or- To purchase sloeping-car space, apply to any agent of the anlzed workers in a myth. “No such ight ever existed and no such right xists now,” declare the farmers in CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY heir treatment of strikes that inter WHERE TO STAY upt transportation, tie up the food En route to the Pacific Coast you upply and imperil their crops. The Posturn Cereal should stay at Canadian Pacific armers declare themselves to be hotels. There is no better standard aore directly affected by such strikes of hotel accommodation in Canada. ban most other classes of the popu- And while you enjoy your cup Besides the city hotels pictured ation. Their statement has the flavor below, which are open all the year >f an advance announcement of inten- of this attractive table drink, round, there are others that appeal | | £ lon not tp put up much longer with to holiday travellers picturesquely ^•Jjfrrrr trt xisting conditions. remember that it contains situated in the magnificent Cana­ dian Pacific Rockies—at Banff, GERMANY IN LATIN AMERICA no caffeine or other harmful Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Glacier “W ill Germany hold the same posi­ HOTEL VANCOUVER. and Sicamous. pALUSER. - CALGARY tion in Latin American trade that she .substance. held before the war?” This question Is asked in the current number of the Bulletin of the Pan-American Union (tThere’s a Reason** by its chief statistician, William C. Wells, and he endeavors to give an answer in a very comprehensive arti­ Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc. cle. But the future place of Germany is a matter of speculation, and the Battle Creek, Michigan ROYAL .ALEXANDRA' WINNIPEG ^ PLACE VIGER.' MONTREAL principal service which Mr. Wells ren­ EMPRESS HOTEL' ders just at present is to show “where VICTORIA Germany did stand in Latin America TTATTT m TTT T' o n h n a a T> A

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vour thinking is doin' for yon by you’- wen? marketed through farm- a little further down tin? devious road 1 Bozeman to Yellowstone I’ark will be the gateway to the Far Fast, for the U UKCH SERVICES kidneys and I 0-0 <( rati v<> associi lintis. which leads to the consumer. In the closed for the season at the request of simple reason that Seattle is nearer liver, your heart, your Free Baptist Xin-'pv trim* ,'Ti ire no in in forestry officials. New stretches of the Orient, over the ‘•great circle" anal other parts of your bod.\ ; o' mure tin >0 CO- ease of grain, it is proposed to ship f i \'| R*v. Mr. Jenkins, Pastor. road and other construction work in because of tin? do' * lopment of coal por cent of the tilings y« do aro don-' ■ 1 p \ a' -irs in t !-■ grain grow- much of the crop direct from the coun­ Morning service at 10.30 A. M. progress have made this necessary. in Alaska will enable vessels to stop automotically and with ut conscious 11s of ilP Oil in rv amt last try elevators to the consumer and dis­ Sunday school at 12.00 M. noi (> than Kill' tile innion's grain tributors, thus eliminating fully one- J Automobile tourists are advised to use midway at some point on the Aleutian effort of the mind. Tin i housands of Young People's meeting 6.00 P. M. ' the north approach road to Gardiner. Peninsula for coal, thus saving valu­ little brains distributed ; itrough your i Kill ilp-1 by them. 111 nois alone third of the present railroad handling Evening service at 7.00 P. M. They know |0 i rmer-d elevcnor org­tniza- of grain.’ | Reports of inteipark highways intli- able cargo space and millions of dol­ body are at work’ helping, D Special music by choir. on Toil cl. t 6 Oil ■ cate that the Geysers-to-Glaciers Trail lars each year. their business better the von know ; ting vat ies a Choir practice Monday nights. ! via Helena, connecting Yellowstone Chiming back to Detroit, we lind that it. Try to fix you mind on the tying ■in iailroai1 stations.’ All are cordially Invited to come and s > y and Glacier national parks, is ready more than a million people live within of your four-iu-hami and you arc- like­ ■a r t!ley handled ajiproxi- hear the Rev. Mr. Jenkins. ll | for travel, Work being completed on the city limits of the city. The appar­ ly to find yourself doing it much more y 7 per c;*nt of ill he Illinois All Water Bates Tuesday night church prayer and j I .'p.imiii, HID j the Blackfeet Indian Reservation make' ent discrepancy in the census estimate clumsily than if you "lot tin’ tiling do or ; bunt hush ds at praise Service. j | it possible to travel over the interpark and the figures is explained b.v the odd itself." fim l!ed sa\ dig of over $3.10 •I.'HIP. ll!!( reate Church of the Good Shepherd I! route much easier than last year. The fact that the’ city of Highland Park, s )ta b\ far the g • por­ if f1?’ livestock is I'llirketf’d CO- ^Are Now Bue Rev. H. Scott Smith, Rector Inew tourist hotel-camp development at with 4<>.r,99 inhabitants and the “vil­ FARM AGENCIES lage'" of Ilamtramck with 4S.til5. arc f IV.•h• and this is also do;10 OX- Sunday Services ( j Broadwater, Helena, will cater especi- TO FIGHT PRICES '.' I \- i11 nnu y oDie ’ St Ill’S Last Holy Communion at 8 a. m. | j ally to interpark tourists. entirely surrounded by Detroit. In the Plans for farnn nutienal seiliirr ; Don of t In1 wo: 1 el; p Also on the first Sunday in the [ last twenty years, Detroit has quad­ rupled in population; now, it is the aid;, Med ( and grad- Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10.30 i chief industrial and manui'ad ur'ng I->! and sold it din ally o Til.- : Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 | OUR GREAT CITIES community in Lke North American con­ Slot !i;It ions, Mechanic Street “We have just begun to grow," siml- tinent. Sunday School at noon 1 ■ting i'i ( hie rn t m i'll' ropi).- First Baptist { ed sunny Los Angeles when awarded the population palm of the Pad lie Court St. ANCIENTS THOUGHT coast. A hundred years ago the city ad Opposite the American Rev. Henry C. Speed, pastor- was a little mission pueblo, "the town WITH THEIR LIVERS 10.30 morning worship with sermon, j Lady the Queen of tip• AngeIs; you do your llirik inn Express Company 12.00 Bible School with classes for | Thai is the tent!i tut;y of the I'll if -d your 1)rain s<‘ 1'ills IO ,;i;i mat i men and women. i and the largest wesSt of s r. course. You v on!-! i a a 4 P. M. Junior Christian Endeavor.! But Detroit, w:: 111 a iiiinu'ideal 7.00 gospel song service and sermon.; Louis. not ion. io greater than any 'l i classes for men and women. i:m m Die; .-. .' : i • — — — 1 ed. St. Louis is now f>th place, Bosi-m Even now.ii lays we d "■ah of a pei-SOK Young Peoples meeting at 6.15 p. m. in seventh, Baltimore in eighth, a id as being "oi■ the muMe k id W as oiu- nrb -m -dm: ' Evening service at 7 p. m. ! , 1 - , . Pittsburg in ninth place, onlv 12,'ll 3 selves. i ! ■ ■ ■ ■' Prayer meeting Tuesday evening at I □ ; ahead of Los Angeles. The pheaomeu- We speak of a eii u ard as a "while i ■ cono : 1 ■ '' ■ e lod.UU 7.30. ! al advance made by that city, was due livered" imlividual. \n i’ktempe-ed "Sta rting ii Dm or_ Episcopal ■alive , a 111 Methodist 1 to natural advantages, whereas the person we cak "spk ’ltd; ;c." !>■• •(•jure it- CO-Oj-'P! c.rain em Corner School and Military Streets. ■1 > i _ 11 j automobile made Detroit and rubber earlier days the eunit iou of atiger was ITS SO- years am). lii Hev. Thomas Whiteside, Pastor. as s -1 made Akron, which shows a 2bl.S per supposed t<> be ulgenderef! in the opera! i De-ting h u- 10.30 a. m Public Worship with sermon mm. i ! cent increase for the past ten yea- .-,. spleen. Ind(’i’(l, the W(trd spllei'n is in !y am D' I'arne ' ' ■ - a '"t i e i: I a ;■! y Compound Interest of 4 per cent 12.00 m. Sunday School with Organ­ during !■' re !, years aml •vith m;i;ili]“ ized and Graded Classes for all. ! This shows th a t no p a r t o f our languag(' a syii(mym for angry ir- 2.30 p. m. Junior League Meeting. the country grew faster in the past ritability. s m m:,it­ uh"r farm products, on Savings Accounts of any 3.00 p. m. Preparatory Members Class, j It was formerly imagined that the 's tima fed t at during the fiscal €.15 p. m. Young Peoples’ meeting 1 d d th orthtru 0hu> an(l sou,h eastern Michigan. Detroit, Toledo. gentle emotions wen? engendered in •nding Jam fin. 1 ft 19, farm pro­ under the auspices of the Epworth Canton, Columbus, Cincinnati and Buf­ duets to tin* v, 1m of more than si .nan,- Amount...... League. the heart, ail idea that even now holds 7.00 p. m. Praise aid Preaching service falo all show substantial increases ov­ its grip to a considerable extent. Thus with vested chorus choir er 1910 census figures, while the per­ we speak of a "kindhearted" person General prayer meeting at 7.30 every THIS WILL ASTONISH centage of increase n the population or of a “loving heart." The lover calls m Tuesday evening. of Chicago during the last ten years his lady fair his "sweetheart." To re­ HOULTON PEOPLE Christian Science was less than during any other ten- The quick action of simple witch- Sunday Service at Presbyterian fer to the hearts that decorate every year period in the city’s history valentine seems superfluous. hazel, camphor, hydrastis. etc., as Church, 11 ▲. M. These Erie Basin cities have drawn FIRST CHURCH OF HOULTON As a matter of fact, the heart is in mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, will sur­ labor from all parts of the United a certain sense an emotional centre. prise Houlton people. One girl with And You’ll Beg Too Unitarian States, and, therefore, haven’t felt the Joy makes it flutter; fright will cause weak, strained eyes was helped by a once you taste to know how v Military Street at Kelleran the check in alien immigration which it for a moment, or two to stop beat­ single application. Her mother could Preaching Service regularly every has kept down population in Pennsyl­ ing. hardly sew or read because of eye good, how wholesome, how alternate Sunday at 10:30 a. m. vania, New York, New Jersey and This is because there is in the heart pains. In one week she too was totally different is In March on the 7th and 21st. Illinois. a considerable assemblage of the “gan­ benefited. We guarantee a small 8nnday School every Sunday at 12:00 The bigger cities are no longer out­ glia,” which are in effect tiny brains, bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE Dwight F. Mowery, Minister stripping the smaller cities. Immigra­ being mainly composed of the same weak, strained or inflamed eyes, 114 Court Street Tel. 186-W tion isn’t clogging up the chief centers sort of gray matter that goes to make i Aluminum eye cup FREE. O. F. Jones9 Picnic of population. And the war has had up the cerebral cortex. Acting as a French 6c Son, druggists. YELLOWSTONE PARK RECORD the effect of artificially distributing group, it is their business to control growth, the large gains occurring in the rhythmic pulsations of the heart. Soda Biscuit Indications that a new high record places where there were exceptional These little brains, strung like beads will be set this year in the number of The Cracker that Satisfies. facilities for war-production or a good along the sympathetic nerve, are dis­ visitors to Yellowstone Park were TOO undeveloped labor market. tributed all through the body. One A most desirable food— with meals or between: for the little shown from the fact that when the Chicago, even if she has been numer- finds the biggest bunch of them in a ones or little ones grown up: befo e or after work or play: park was opened for the season on J ically outclassed by Detroit in recent complex interlaetment of nerves lie- A LL ways, Anytime. June 20 a total of 733 persons was ad­ LATE years, gives an impression that she is hind the stomach. This is the "solar mitted during the day and 93 automo­ Frankly you will never be with­ vital, capable and energetic. plexus" we have heard so much about. biles. On the opening day a year ago Death o n ly * m atter o f 9hort time; out a supply once anybody in your Perhaps no agricultural section was It is. of course, a highly sensitive piece there were 664 visitors and 62 motor Don’t wait until pains and aches home gets acquainted. ever developed so swiftly and made of apparatus, so much so that, a hard become incurable diseases. Avoid egrs. The number of visitors last year You will find JONES* F. L . JONES CO. money so rapidly as did the great Mid­ blow in the stomach may kill a man painful consequences by taking was tbe largest in the history of the PILOT BREAD totally* dle West. Chicago, as the capital of You have probably noticed that keen : park, but plans have been made for different, too. *! that section, and as the city almost J anxiety will give you an uncomfortable PICNIC caring for a considerably increased midway between the East and West, j and even sickish feeling in the region GOLD MEDAL Buy of your neighborhood dealer. number ibis season. has become one of the industrial mar­ of the stomach. The solar plexus is | Manufactured by The roads in the park, according to ! SOM MAD vels of the past century. In the de­ responsible. F. L. Jones Co., Bangor, Me. MAMuracttaco at Superintendent Horace M. Albright, cade just closed Chicago gained more It is perfectly true that some of ■ CAPSULES Cracker Quaker* 100 yean. are in exceptionally good condition. 71-73 PlChERim SQUARE than a half-million people. In other BANOOS* MAINE To clear the snow from most of the The world’s standard remedy for kidney, Dealers supplied these most popular words, Chicago acquired to herself in liver, bladder and uric acid troubles—the »£«***♦* roads, so as to have them ready for crackers by wholesale grocers at .*»**♦*»*? ten years enough people to make an National Remedy of Holland since 1606. Presque Iale, Bangor or Portland, Me. motor and other vehicular travel on American city of the second rank.” Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists. the opening day, a heavy snowplow Lsoidfor the nea.e Gold Medal oa every box THIS is the package to buy. (**0) Boston, declares the growth of De­ was used, attached to a caterpillar and eceept oo imitatioa troit is nothing short of phenomenal, tractor. The main approach to the yet argues that if Boston did what park from the Yellowstone Trail and AWLVUV New York long ago did, they would the National Parks Highways leaves today be fourth in population in the Livingston, Mont., and reaches the United States; census Boston, com­ park at Gardiner. The citizens of prising forty-nine square miles to Los Gardiner have regarded ten miles of W e know Falryfoot Angeles’ 365 square miles, is no more is an absolutely suc­ the highway and placed cinders on the all Boston than is Manhattan Island cessful bunion remedy surface of the road and its condition Every woman knows that fine silks make New York. On the Pacific coast, Los which not only re­ is much improved over last year. lieves you instantly of Angeles is happy enough to congratu­ A new rule has gone into effect this all pain and inflam­ late San Francisco upon being “the mation, but literally' fine waists, but do {you know that fine year limiting the number of fish which second largest city west of St. Louis." melts away the bunion visitors are allowed to catch in But it is the hardest blow of all to be enlargement. streams and lakes within two miles of silk also makes fine flour? We buy the beaten by Los Angeles, the foster- the park highways. No more than ten mother of the movies. FAIRFREEy TRIAL i o o tm fish may be taken within this two- Twenty years ago it was decreed Don't suffer any longer. Get mile area from the main roads, the very finest silks for use in sifting that San Francisco was to be the gate­ a box of Falryfoot today. If rule being made necessary to prevent way to the Far East and Alaska, then you are not absolutely satis­ the supply of fish from being seriously fied, return and get your money the Panama Canal raised it to new reduced, in view of the increasing back. We personally endorse power and greatness. But now, Seat- and guarantee FAIRYFOOT. number of visitors. There has been I tie is the gateway to Alaska, and has o. F. FRENCH & SON so much fishing in the park during the ! been since 1900, and soon she will be Cor. Court & Main Strs , last year or two that the new rule was William Tell adopted on the recommendation of Dr. H. M. Smith, Commissioner of the United States Bureau of Fisheries who visited the park last year and made a B a lla r d, S Golden Headache Tablets careful study of fish conditions. 4 Quick to relieve head pains, leaving no unpleasant after effects. Flour Trout fishing has always been one of tbe delights of the park for anglers. These Tablets not only relieve pain, but will prevent attacks if With tbe exception of some streams in taken in season. Especially recommended f o r Nervousness, tbe southern district, tourists have ac­ Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Sciatica and Pains of Rheumatism. En- j { cess to all of the waters in Yellow­ tirely free from opium, morphine, chloral, cocaine or other habit j j stone, and no license is required to enjoy the sport. Hook and line only forming drugs. Easy to take anywhere; convenient for travel­ are allowed and all fish less than eight ers’ use. Conmplete satisfaction guaranteed or money back. inches in length must he put back in Every pound of William dl is sifted through this silk, not once, the water, unless seriously injured. i hut thirteen times. The United States Bureau of Fisheries at its station in the park, has opened a large hatchery and plans are being AfD'r this sif Hour smply must 1m clean — it must he fine made to stock the waters with more S o m e b o d y s — it must he fish this year than ever before. In 1919, more than 700,000 young fish in luck were placed in the various lakes and Rich, whol“ som<\ wirin' hr ■me with a delicious “ come hack for streams, of which the largest propor­ evening more” flavor, and a loaf th p rots to a line, clear slice— that’s tion Included the native or black spot­ ted trout. Of the rainbow trout, about your reward when you use William Tell. 17- 100,000 were planted. In Yellowstone, Shoshone and Lewis Is Try ii uncr, anyway miy set'. lakes there are many large game trout, it You? Just tell your grocer William Tell. and fish weighing from one to fifteen You will find that the service of pounds are taken from these lakes and K Tea in your home makes every season. These are chiefly the the meal so much more enjoyable. Loch Leven, Mackinaw, eastern and native trout. Other fish in abundance T and K. Tea is so good—-so popular —almost all dealers hereabouts sell it. A Include the grayling, rainbow anil brown trout and whitefish. Ask for T and K Tea. The Gallatin Valley highway from rACE FOUR IIOULTOX TIMES, WEDXEV DAY, JULY 2S, 1920

Jennie Penn i»m < Ale All ist or t r» f> Snnua;. ; L nnieon e nu e Ha >oji a CLASSIFIED ADS HER FIVE YEARS’ CLASSIFIED ADS Time, 2.14%. P.iP.11, (new (rack lau.qna null i:o!d its close g near ,>a- Trade v/ith Oseood the Jeweler and 1 TROUBLE ENDED ord l'or trottersi 2.16%, 2.16 %. 2 .2 - the * ’ark. A ’d ri, c Mateo ('ah .. reei■ i: 1 iy 1 happy. Its a sure cure to- tho Iduo Lddmea- aide Watch Crystals at Os- of hay, ami a mm. nlm! 2.23 Class IV;ixed, Pursc $400 ! C r f j o o a ‘ s J:- w e I • y S r. o • is open every Mrs. Buntn Does All The Work ov •at i'idm: Pissig, losi a 131 m-• ■ da Lick, bm i t ’a ul!'. i;l‘P 1 ! ! : . 1 ; a in t* i aceo/M .,< He Usg .. .. Du* dc ve.er teaches your Dol­ Her 18-Room House Since :; i s \ of- tl; \\ eel. calf. Barron found : ••: v ! i, i i ) i a L f-C" o n! ~ C nt Li a at O in' to ha . o more Cent.--. Try him. Tan lac Built Her up w 'oh till V, n haul tie. o.o or, his I * ■ * doin': '\V Horse jifjji iMil ( . (MM.ha ra • . 1 ; m a :’ . ():.(. : ., so d ridim; u a < * li ii' Latckmi. bm (.'•!•.•Kay' 1 (' it * bads of imy f n a:, go | 'a L. (h Lrniwia. ClofO.i Co.- a.;.'. f- - sal? a ica.•■ '• ain dudim; vm had mo m-- Cm: ho s<" ■?: ;.t No. 1 Cleveland •‘All my troubles have leit me siner M;i|) ' ! ;og::.vii. i i. clini 22!) I began tuldug Tallinn anil I am enjoy­ i (’hi• 111 ■ i ■ 11 i 11) :. it 4 , 1 ' ing better ' ealtli than 1 have ail live (.()|j( i huM y, !,; a (T omi::! (. 5 r ..of s Four Repairmen are busy , , • ()! years," we the statement made ie- Amiiulator, • a • •allv m-w. Ma h> ■ S'i n at the 2.1! Class Mixed. Purse $400 TIMES office. not seem to oure for anything and lite ... ! ’ . X. nl '• 28 was hardly worth living." eontinued dttie I ter. chg n (Douse) 2 ! 'mill ov 'f I v-rs-day Coupons for typewriter ribbons may Mrs. Bunten. My digestion was so Evelyn L., him (Halm hoi: lion i irn a o ye Tommy Cotter. bg (Kitehen) A. i a.'.a- ta ii i;,■ i ’ he exchanged at tho TIMES office bad that l had practically lost my ap , a, of charge to ar y r.ow: I:' • i for any machine. 1 ' l'i• and Mi>. ( 1 , i!i 1! i 1;gS vis i 1 rl Y-tr Lii t ; m (• petite and what little I did eat soe.iei Lucky Sti ike. ehg ( Keyes i ! 5 < ' !i!! ill.- V: ay Mi's. UiMc W; .' cot:pic ''05!cling in fj.i ■ • /' •* X 1' V on my stomach and kept me in misery Brage. brs (Boutilier Sale My iLiaAmce on Pleasant Buy. Diamonds and all Precious Srones 5 4 ; forma •ion ;-y iy '>r:< '•). i". also Valley Forbes. bg (Halves) 1 2 2 4 comb mi c a i' 11! i ’ ennd ham’ :»ita- work was a burden. I tried many dit- All you have vo do - ':o call a.i: ■ o W. !L LLXTOX. j.jit li i on. M i - 42 . fo c;i r photie 226-2. Border I'rinee, bs (Jeweft) 2 ’ 2 sa n: ferent medicines, but none of them did 220 Jennie Hal. bm (BeMievonin 4 2 ’ ( Vi st the Tl IV; ES o h we or vv" i l ) ! :> a r a r Sale Cotta: u a: iNicXe- ov. ,1 i_3K - . - -...... - me any good and I was growing worse Ojiposiii ]\[yra Bingen, bm ((Miureiii!i'i t 5ro ia ureter !: e;i!1g l!V Ki'iO Ci'rsiom lark, m tlie Subscriptions for any Magazine or and worse all the time in spite of ■ . At .■:< ..1 lih.oM’C (O, Xewspa’.or may |,e left at he Billy Buelc. bg KMie.irehil!) 2 6 d.is - w a • te i cuc ou life': battles in everything I could do. -miall livl has Mi- Ay o! piazza T IM E S Off;. win-re the lowest 'ir ce Jack the (Minimr bg ‘ (Moiro' dll i 5 d ' s \pply to Aih-rl K ! ion. H ca.n he obtained. “As I had heard so many people talk­ iV;R3. K e M3ALL S. JACKiAS "'oid'! ' hnuLU'S. auri •h« T IM E S Time 2.22%. 2.1s%. 2.IS 2.JS. ■ j i j - - i-fv.-j +■?' > o c •' Ac mo -N'Jcn or Women to take or- ing about Tanlac 1 made up my mind '! rs. id 1 '• , a tv ,Ja <■ a j.., 1 a ' , , )■' 1! ’' A Vaiued Subscriber says “ Every time to give it a trial, i have taken only 2.16 Class Mi ::-d, P nrs3 $-100 l„ mm a frVnds a;.. ir iniDiediat':■ i v. Vv r .a a,:io guaraiiteod iio.-M ry that f have used these columns .or Pei O. IV' \ sollmg articles, they have h.een suc­ two bottles, lmt they have made such Lady Cra ft on. ! or uii'ii. w om.i'.m a mi ■ liiidr.'M : . • ‘ v .. cess)!!]." Try them. a wonderful change in nr. (Muiriii* Agai •.. rim (i • '(: cai-’iim. \V rim- a1 'I rJo-.f/ l.iii-L S' I'Li cim 1.M c 'O 1 I M ,' ’ OV that already I feel like a differ: nt per I.uekv T/pewn.er Ribbons for all Machines i:iu) :hmr. and ,1 • r i. ■ v. ■. i; son entirely. My appetite has retni Singar. I>a i 1' i 11' j N ’ a- "ed as Carbon naner maiie bv Mai a 1 o X O ’ ; 1 - r!'iii'<’ 2 is" VXb.-o-.’ ..There's uoiie better. Call ed and I ran eat whatever I want. U. - L L i 'a i ' or send to TIMES Office. I am no longer troubled with ind.gos- Fise'For AH, Pi 'GO tion in any form. My nerves are as lft \ t \ \ i j r (... ri i 'H C ’u,-;-. . U’l'Mt !,.) per priiiied p'.I'll Jicr foi; Per Sale Sixteen foot motor boat with steady as a clock and 1 sleep jus! a.- 2X H. P. Detroit engine. Boat and Ecru Ha!. In:i! ■ Ml cc::rt'*y. IL ix ou v.xddi.x; p s will y;iy soundly as can he trom the time I go i : gooe coudiiiom Equipy.ed The Problem la i e-iv in I.a lev to bed until it is time to get up. And ent t: you. wdh < 11■ -• i rie light with g-norator au ' John A. Ha1. l. •' ( !y.n; am tm I s. L. O LUDWIG. tf of mornings 1 toe! so true that 1 am Tbs June brides ate to bo con- Time 2 LI1 doing afl my housework in this house 1C 01 Od as newly weds. Merchants and Professional Men do of eighteen rooms, and 1 don't me Tine 2.2n trot hi <• ... not have to liny coupon books for tired one bit except in a uatutal v.u. . term., w*• >• i. \ 12n tv pewi-f-r ribbons. Buy your ribbons I have gained my vitality and energy by E. MeDonaU. Hei at tile TIMES Office as you need them. ■W . - r * and I give Tanlac credit for it a'!." to the rl he Mum;-. o\v I Girls Wanted for Clothes Pin Factory Tanlac is sold in Houltonbv Munro’s eh o* Ui U > i Ikall- V . .' V—^ V , nt DavLIson. Good wages and steady W est End Drug Store. Island Falls by t,Te •; third v.;:ui ;•< » L'S ;■ ■ ;-.s work. Inquire at office of Summit ^ ! Lumber Com nan v. Houlton or write S. R. Crabtree. Fort Kent by Stanley B: , s m ; . T < Burrill, Littleton by L. F. Hall. Smyr- q q, n,ig . o, f t F y j i;x;;w y'r;y :x'y W / s / t U M 0!n,i,:,,,y i , t ir na Mills by Clyde C. Brown. (Ailv.) ().; •}»,.,; ■ h .-luv V ^ 4/\ Try oi Vj c. ;..l bvut '.si ns;. / J Housekeeper v/auced in a widower’s ------H\olyn Ih ;.) w I,. i- ; i LEIGHTON family of two. X’o c-iiildrrm. Mori- eru cor.V'Miienees ami one capable of RACE EVENTS AT CARI- 1 r I w. < looking after a moderate sized house. '•■'.ram ' Apply to W. Times office. tf BOU AND ST. STEPHEN Avi at (-'red' The racing events held in Caribou ^;lv ,, s ’ cm'' ■ m.e, m.- BanK Cock Nc. 15542 issued by the ’A ! M I I M U ' M ! M ' ; oa a. a e!a--E Hoult on Savinas Bark is report <-'d and St. Stephen. X. B. during the past ’ ______MM ‘ ' ,'l () I ’ M M'ii'i I'M your siicci -v ; lost, and tiiis notice is given, as r-- week have caused considerable inter ^ OF BABY {; c, r ev.-ry grab- | quired i.y law. that a duplicate book friiMidv and by li MM est in this town owing to the fact that * SIM'. t pcs;; km,. C. , may lie issued. L. O. LUDWIG. iiini'S'M k’at Mn\ I'lulii i’, s!i. irm 1 amoung the entries for the various H0ULT0N SAVINGS BANK i n HODGIN5, Prin.. Houltcn, Maine: j Treasurer. 228 1 1 Midi ■ H y m m • - ! m r ! i y !m !’ < i a 1: - i:' r .' rates there were Houlton and Wood- List ()t- 0;Tk,.m,s .,U(1 r()rl,orators Iva and Imv lu-r liusbaml. i- ad.ii 'Jjt& fiZ T\k lU ( J KJ stock horses besides favorites in near- elet.,etl at Annual Mm-tina of Houlton t() T]u,St, ;i.lt,ther dan Ln T Mr;, C k ly every class. Savings Bank, Houlton. Maine. July ]jm, p,ates M'atson : tin 1mm- . i);ib\' is the ihost i: n j > it a i it Probably the keenest interest cen- 20th 1020- two sister and a brother Mrs. (4.a I'p'iiibor of I ho liousohou! ;|;1(! For the balance of July I am offering tered on the Free-for-all events raced E. Dunn of this town. Mm Joseph O pruat CfUV must l)o takoa ('!' ba- a popular tire guaranteed G.ono miles Thursday afternoon in both places. *J' ij ( leveland, presiuent. at greatly reduced prices. We carry Smith of Skowhegan and William W. j(V j ]1(1 At St. Stephen. N. B., Tingley’s ! Simon Friedman, vice-presid-nt. t'X( )’ anu Treas. w eallcT. W e sjxu-iaiizo in balm e.— * /fc. ~W our line over before purchasing grandchildren. J L j elsewhere. but was beaten out by The Ghost. j S' E' DiniSi Assistant rreasun-r. Prayers at the home and services iiic-iip iitals at) ! o v r y t liing: thtu Bert Lint the popular Fredericton' Trustees:—E. L. Cleveland. S. Fried at the church were conducted by imr b rills co!n 14)i‘<- te th*' little L i. driver won the 2.14 race with Roy man, L. O. Ludwig, James H. Kidder pastor Rev. Henry (’. Speed. Tim Houlton Steam Vulcanizing Co. Yolo. Chas. H. Fogg. James Archibald, (’has hearers were Alexander ('tiimiiiirt. Munro’s «Vest End AX Caribou Wednesday Peter Setzer E. Dunn. X'athaniel Tompkins, Leighton Saw. T. C. S. Berry . Fred W. Phone 361-M Rear Thomas’ Barber Shop won second money in the 2.14 race, Corporators:-—Frederick A. Powers, Barton and John B. Maxell all deacons while Somersworth Lov was inside Drug George Q. Xickerson. Samuel Lane. J. - of the Baptist May Bird was second in Up- 1 Free-i or- Hughe Georgr A. (iorii: tm. t . r all. Put Mi’a. Jamas Madig'au, Geoi-g B The following is t’ > summ an^pf tho Dunn. Wanaui ..-kiliin W. fi. A [ u • i:. i1 ’' Caribou races: Fivd Putnam. id a ’a d : i d' i. .. :-d Firrt Day Biack, A. B. S:ilain. .hem s d re- i’ ;d , li 2.14 Class, Mixed, Purse $400 G Gontl e. L. (). LmiwU. .1. K ’• »M! • f Blanche II, bm. (Willard) 1 fa­ cell ’Ut’ n Peter SrU m- bg. r XYve .. 2 Commcdiue Dallas, bg il * E m ri. V L Sl !•■ (Jamieson) M. BLu-ci T. V. DniKM'iy D i • ” ■ Sadie Ashbourne. < >’m. Tour ’ '• • (Stewart) 4 Hayward Wilkes, bg (Nelson) ", k Time, 2112%, 2.BD;, 2.i2 \ 4 Hi 2.20 Mixed Class, Purse $400 Ri-. Bannard. bs. (Fox) 2 1 1 1 mil as the best com CC3> - FManet Boy, bs. (Price) 15 6 4 In. co.; , 1 Baton, bg. (X’evers) 2 :: 2 of p i r try & Tilly Tipton, bm, (L.DeWitt 4 2 2 3 the first time you compai X r Km- J. L Vo4 ^ Charlie Jefferson, chg. :I.S (Sullivan) 5 4 4ro 31 a Jake, bg, (DeWitt) 6 6 5ro - and delightful Havor with other com flakes Time, 2.16%, 2.16%. 2.19%. 2.1!!% n 4 /awl -• *' i 2.20 Class Trot, Purse $400 H ^ W i l i d Togo M, (Hanifin) 5 2 4 1 1 £ I f Neptune Boy, bg. (Fox) 1 2 2 2 2 P o s t T o 35 Somersworth Boy. bg. © ^*1 (/-*rL cf" r-» (Nevers) 2 1 2 2 2 * nraBoaBsiKfiia'sxra a - t m a Myrtle Rvsdyk, him. *9 . •» (Gallagher) 4 5 ! 4 4 ^ I; r'- 'S r-m ‘ " M- *••>'. V J •’ ”• r Eleanor Watts hm (Willard) .2 4 5ro M'.a <» ) ... . , s T iri CXi, W . . ,r. u kVird A Time, 2.22, 2.19Vi. 2.21*4, 2.21%. j i. ' 2.24^. { V f V] Second Day :L,ey or break. *} 2.28 Class Mixed, Purse $400 J* College Swift, bm (Gallaghen 1 1 1 // l y ? '),• '4 , !re¥ re crisper,'au dd8r Peggy Hal, bm (Dewitt). | (Higgins) 2 25 N SBBEBC.a‘M16W. V...Tv.tJi'V i< Fir P^ter, bm (H.M.Dewitt) 6 22. f] i4l> m . & 1 C m•'it \ ' ^.v:> Queen Peters, bm (Hoyt) 2, 74 rec AUGUST <4> Lady Bell, Helen T, Dazzele Medium • . " --M - - ■ " . v.-. I; Alfred King, mis (Spencer) 2, 5 2 2 a n d C.P.R. J .ns in Nev; Brcnr,wi:k Earl North, bs (Phair) 5 2 4 4 $ 2 0.0 3 (ioixr, When ordering corn flakes, i I Jeffrey, Woodcliff King, Sir Lain and Hanks Bellini also started. $25.00 RKTURXIXfr Time 2.13%, 2.15%, 2.14%,2.14Vi. be sure to specify Free-For-All, Purse $400 N. R. D.sBRIS.AV, Oroflno, bs (Hanifin) 4 2 1 1 1 District Passenger Ag,;nt Post T o a s t ie s by name. May Bird, bs (Fox) 1 1 2 2 2 Baby Doll, bm (Colbath) 3 3 3ro Zom Q. also started. Passenger Train service from Houlton Time, 2.13%, 2.11%, 2.10%,2.11, Eastern Time—Daily Except Sunday Sold by Grocers everywhere 2.12%. ______... _ ( s The following is the summary of the Leave \rrive St. Stephen, N. B. races: Made by First Day 10.15 a. r\ 1L45 a. m 2.14 Class Mixed. Purse $400 3.20 p. m. 4.5t> p. m. Postum Cereal Company, Inc. Roy Volo, chg (Lint) 4 4 1 1 ) 7.35 p. m. S. j) ; The Exposer, bs (Jewett) 2 1 2 2 2 • , N. D. DesBRISAY. D. P. A.. dam, chg (Pottle) 1 2 4 Battle Creek Mich. Lake Besure, bs (Faulkner) 2 2 2 4ro St. John, N. B. HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920 I'AGE FIVE

______—————, Mr <1 ,'hv, E n ’ h . "e en- Bred Ai. L .St X A. Yesquo l.-I< MRS. DANIEL IVTILROY joying a visb in Corn na at .Mr Li’i'i’- Tt’osthtv on TEMPLE THEATRE NOTES ■ Ala i ga ret Sv, • ei:e\ Alc.lroy \vih ton s On i iiom e. W. J. ( »r; : X* vv lit to La ngoor Tn>*s Bo.' lewis of tuavy ,B;.:nu don't fail Daniel Mcllvoy died at her home OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. me! Mr ■'fry Mi: c' ;i'"i ihi v for a few da.vs Slav. oil to see Hobart Bosworth in “Below the W.liard Si. Sunday. .July 35. ed S;d nrd: ■ from t heir \ ;k of t wo Geo. T ( Ye. sv ,""t a nn'c bonn* Iron Surface. ' It's a viriie sto; y oa an un­ siic was until in iiomtou, Murn; weeks sin it in llaluu.v <1 snort trip to i, a ngoi Tia ■silay morn Mi usual nature that bolus the interest Mrs. Geo. (Tossy ; i cm ’Mil am! has always lived here. » Subscribers should bear in I aiiimw Mei] | < iv w no throughout. This Wednesday eve- Ring her parent:- in any. Mrs. Mcllrey i .• : , oor in■ nitm. mind that all subscriptions are I ran le rihs is gran; : 11 v ini for the past two years ami while B. E. Amier.-uw r. ■nun prov hie t O'. The picture on Friday evening payable in advance and the pa­ a 1: de;th was not unexpected it come-, day from a business to 1 o i . liny. M I V : S . "Everything but the Truth” is a per will be discontinued at ex­ a ■.shock; to her reiati ;es a ad m Pratt piration. Notice of such expira­ Mrs. Marne Holvo „ has iviiir’.c On Hr Air: L. Ida scream—Eddie Lyons and Lee Alorun Mai o( , a■ i piano, York is the oms; oi fm n n M: from a trip to Bosun: t a i a d a :l"T o: in i u Sim is survived l> are comedy favorites and this is their tion will be sent out the First of NY. Miielmll m Main :-t her husband who I.astern Slar first five reel comedy. i)r. and Mrs. .Jaekswn wee in 1:;i. cottage not has the . y tnj11 ei1 a.vi.y < o: a in•■■ v <• ’"el ■ of Mrs. Jason 1 lassel am die! each month . gor last week, making the trip hy auto vilest .M;>: 111 t rd 'inis. Alonday. .August 3 is Pauline Freder­ l;a v< heel! \ eel,. Mass. Bunera! ick in '’Woman in Room 13.” There Commencing Saturday, May 15, 1920 Frank Mcl’nrlland ot Boston, is mi toe: ret urimd home .Monday eveni: ■rvice- were |. \<\ Tuesday at !i od• 1 oi are few stars on the screen today who the TIMES office will close at noon town enjoying a vaeation with trionds. Mrs. .. S. .)<■ from Si. Mary’s church of i ad for guest 1 r Sundae her l a I ii which she vv as dvv can be us thoroughly unaffected or every Saturday during May, June, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. St ov er 1 i Sun­ mm; 't U I lied f a faithful niem- .'.mires, Bnei lav. true !o life as Paul hue Frederick. One July and August, in accordance with day by auto for a van;,, a: t ”1, > down, Mrs. o B:on t i ■ i : hardly realizes she is interpreting a the usual custom of Banks and County state by auto. 'Brown of M i 11 v i i i e, X Solemn (linh mass of Requiem was brothers wife Airs. ,J. B. i Cuh celebrated by the ev. jh Al. Sill-.e. character---She lives it. offices. Air. and Mrs. Roland Morrdi .'.no Ot Si title Ah'xnm A! .;ohn. X. B. Burial was made in tlm family jdot ‘'Romance" August 4 and 5—remem­ (laughter of Boston arri.ei :o lov : of t f.11■; !(<'•,* ( dm; ber the date—everybody will want to Paul H. Powers left Sunday tor Bos­ The premium list for e in S1. Mary's eemeterv. Friday night for a visit with relainm MU es Were g11 ea Airs. \V see Doris Keane. 1 iin.! Fai r of the 1 Ion lion ton by auto. William Donovan left tsuturuny for ; )l Hell Thurso;.,* . Society has hem: issued Miss Georgia Barker of Presque Isie Yarmouth. .Maine, where ho intends ;•> deri; Mr a nd Aim. Brack Al u ;u a DELMONT EMERSON NOMIN­ j ast wee';. The hook wa : pri- was in town last week calling on old make his home with his daughter Mrs. e been visit iyg lies for thi the pioneer Bn and ATED FOR STATE SENATOR friends, G. W. Baclu-lder. a \ Mil Wild leave Thaw tractive puhliea At a meeting of the Republican Mrs. Hannah EdMad has returned le in Bi 'halo. X. V. Bernard Esters, Colby college stu­ Bounty Bommittee lmld in New Swe­ from a two weeks visit with friends in A1 iss A! ihlred Weller of Los At1 iss Hell ■n Alya rs \> !ki dent who has been wonmYg in Connec­ den on Briday last Delmont Enmrsou Bangor. his who lias Veen sp.-iiditig t)::' snmn I h Mr. a: ;d Afrs. Simon ■ u m ■ ticut since college closed arrived was nominated as a candidate for ia lloulton left Till . da v op la :- St I’co set i rued to kiii SAY W. C. Ben jam in ooperator at the home Friday morning. S'ate Senator to /ill the vacancy caus­ dmi home. Temple Theatre is enjoying a two Every day set's many tourists ha ed hy the death of Seth. S. Thornton, Boriland a cm All’s. Alarv TIum, I; 1 fe.M IT is t he when getting ready for weeks vacation. automobile in lluulfoe who are 'S. aliss I'll ( MOW |> SCI r, I | Al rs its well as the Good roads. 1 tab iiaoft Air. Emerson has served one term as forget your Go. left Monday for New York City who h is ■I, in i )o\ti AI<1.. is in < own v -it in; •iends win to purchase goods. Aliss Susie AIn!hi"T:n arrived here > v y Senator and also served in the lower ; iv glad to VV e 11' O u ’ l i e ; 111a a ce Thursday from Bom on to : gw ml lrr icl; alter ; 1 louse, is a man of excellent business Mr. and Mrs. Guy Porter and family mm Y-r n, vi home in I la . 11 a i: i annual vacation a* her old home on ■a vs an "ing vv!Ii. } are spending a few days at their cot­ I! iwi w ill - 111 ah'lity. of broad experience, am! at) til! B. F. A . Pleasant street with Inr mother am1 tage at Grand Lake. son Bran ho tin round good fellow" and will make a sisters. ' ■ woriii.v sure,tsoi' to the former can­ The howling alleys in the Salvation l l m ’ s - ruin Rev. and Mrs. II. C. Speed w ith Mrs. 'h>n. i- i CIGAR Army CommunityJionie arc now open ' ime. didate. The other candidates are Mon­ F. W. Barton returned hist week from 1 r<11:1 i■" A t■’ ini r Goilid and ready for lmsihess. .'dr. an !>■ I of lYesqpe ish* and L. It’s the universal choice idin.oia h. lm:’ in . I'd 1 an out ing at Grain! i.ak i ■ W it’1 \11 ■ i Tilt! 1e Of Caribou so tii;m wi’h tin- of all smokers who relish Edward lott lias secured a position by ant’O'::; o, ■. “Pathfinders” where (h e ■ ■jta. , : IT1 id' h with Frank Pearson and will learn the wl ■ i : ■' iIn y v fine time. '. di ,v:' 1 1 M ' repies «'Y1 'll by thi a good smoke— All watch repairing business Hon. R. W. Shaw wl’.o V as i: ;\a ■■ :. >'■ ’be •-mm •:1' , : i ■' -t i'na! or.-- Him ha \ i ev-T 1: dealers. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Chilbrlck have ta whrii his na ri m i- S T i! da .ml Ai i • . st a at ttPy one t inn from A !' returned from an auto trip to the died tint! who ;icoompan it., i A l1 s T : a r i -, ' VV i e!. i’;nW! 1 \< southern part of the state. to Southwos! il:.’Y v. : * if e, i . ; ; ' ' ; , Mr. and Mrs. Walte r B. Clark and homo Friday. g < > mar h m; Mr. ami Mrs. A. G. Munro spent Sun­ Alt. Bov. is Skid;, i i : i1 e . : 1 la d ail • , in day at Grand Lake Stream. Karl and Airs! Bead -i.ii’,U ■ '11 v.ln, ’'. ■ V : Allan tie ( .iv a i i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sowers left for boon visiting r dm iv ■ s i ad 1 ' Hen i' on ; i i i ; i y y Bangor Sunday by auto where they have rot nrnod ! o a v; e.", r !r. atui An-- \\ ! !• Longfellow Inn will spend a week's vacation. month. X. II Ai a r•y oi' Bin Al iss Al iid n M " 1 O Y i: J, ■ g,n James Gillin, who lias been working Haw ‘'rt *. • s ’ s of A Ir­ Bi ■ at hoirn* visit-' ::g it* *t nr n h e i . Bininks Bin Fasten: Promenade. Portland. in Massachusetts for the past year is Mr.- on \lint. Louise Haggi'tUV left Til nr.-day t,i ri ■- Iasi VV 1 •( home for a three weeks' vacation. •>* 1 ■, ■ a i Alain.*, overlooking Casco Bay. Rates sume her work. at the Si. Yhave ti; bos ■ ML a he -'ell Brc: . h'.irg, Ala Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Shaw return­ $! to $5 per duty. $35 to $35 yer week pital. New Yot•k. lam1 ami Mi " Bat ic] Broohs of X ed last week from an automobile trip F e d e mil !Yohibition Enfon ■i■m*'”t A nrk. .American Plan. Send for booklet. to the southern part of the state. load, d VV’tll :*’ ;■, Director James B. Bi'rkius of Bath Ihm. B. W. 1 low of Pat n was n J. C. Moil* and family returned Sun­ a t . i ■ i < -; alii v >o was in town last, week rn route to tin (own on Wednesda last a md on Thun: H. H. Pease, Proprietor day from a visit of two weeks at Mr. j northern part of tin* county when* lm day led for Boston all which In t (> vv n . M o - d a v i a Moir’s old home in Boisetown, N. B. | will be for some time. vv ill no to Nor; him nipt ioi .Mass, as ; gor News ot T v Tlicv !i a. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewin enter- J Air. H. H. Dyer and sou leit by auto n ember of t lie (’em mil t < ■ to oflicialB pa rent iy Beep on v wav tor sown- tallies a house party Saturday and ' Sunday for Portland, where he will notify tin* Viee-IT “stdept nominee < itiie for file Oil's I u Ai rss.s.-.ipph X v Sunday at their camp sat Butterfields join Mrs. Dyer and child and spend Horn Calvin Poolidg • of his nomina York' ami Kent in k I’egist ra> ion plates, Landing. his vaeation. Airs. Dyer has been it' tinn. Tie * ot rn van mo v< on as there didn’t 3# Mrs. Faye Leahy of Boston arrived Portland for some time. Air. B. Simpson of New York City appear to la at cordial welcome ■Ui) home Monday for a visit with her Air. Coll and Aliss Geraldine Coll ac­ a certified accountant who with his here. parents Mr. and Mrs. Richmond W eb­ companied Ivy Airs. J. I). Alahor and with* lias been in town for the past ber, Higiands. Miss Hortense Aloher of St. John have The Perfect Gift wee); auditing' tlm hooks of the Buffa­ G. A. R. REUNION W; Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Mann spent Sun­ 'been the guests of Air. and Airs. Jas. lo Fertilizer Co. left Monday for St. W The Jsth amuui! reunion of flu* First day with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Clark ! Al. Pierce on Main street. Stephen, where he will work with the Northern Maine Regiment. G. A. R. who are staying at their cottage at Air. and Airs. Olin B. Buzzell re­ Canadian branch of this same cou­ will be held at Alars Hill from August Nickerson Lake. turned last week from an auto trip to rt rn. 9 to M. Mrs. Frank A. Peabody and daugh­ Portland and other placid down state. The Rev. Dwight F. Alow rev Iras W What one person likes, another may A tine program has been arranged, ter Mary returned Saturday from Port­ During their absence Air. Buzzell pur­ completed tile course at the Harvard dislike. That is why the choice of a goon band, airplane flights. All sol­ land where they have been for the chased a home in Wood fords and in Summer School of Theology, arid tit­ gift should be a matter of painstaking diers and sailors welcome. Fur ground1 past v in ap- tf HUNT'S Salvo fails in thj For several weeks. Alary Henneberry. daughter o'' Airs, ]ir ipriated $ l ",..... to (iefrav o’ ha! f tr»n'n-nt of ITCH. ECZEMA. and women, but we have had the ex­ FfN BvVORM. TETTER or Mr. and Airs. Philip Oliver who have Gertrude Henneberry. post mist n s s o *’ of the tuition fees and the othc- itchini? skin diBtiat.es. perience of pleasing many people for T:y ... 75 cent box at our riuk. been visiting friends here during the Fort Fairfield. tilth living expense.. of th.-ir tnin 3'i years. LEIGHTON & FEELEY past month, left Saturday for their Thus we feel that we can assist you home in Boston. in your search for the perfect gift, A. E. Carter returned home Sunday which means lasting pleasure for the from a visit to his old home in Bur one who gives and the one who Harbor, his family will remain there w i v e s it. a few weeks longer. A large number of auto tourists were registered at the Snell House j Sunday, one party from New York and several from Massachusetts. ; Mrs. Chas. P. Kinsman who has been | visiting her brother E. S. Powers for the past two weeks, returned to her : f D. Perry home in Augusta on Monday. T. J. Michaud who has beer, in Houl- .h uu lev and <)}domctrist to for a few weeks has now returned ' Buick Valve-In-Head Success Market X'/., Moulton to the Allagash to look after IBs busi­ ness interests for a few weeks. Quite a large number of race fans The Buick Valve-In-Head motor car^ sales record each went to Igredericton from this town season is a good example of the confidence and prestage and vicinity to take in the 3 days rac­ ing program held in that city July 37- that the world’s buyers have placed in Buick quality 28-29. and manufacture* Joseph Palmer and family of Avon­ dale, N. B., were in town Saturday to The famous Buick policies and principles of twenty years attend Cie funeral of William Whitney j whose body •rCved on 'lie evening] ago still remain intact in Buick construction. They have train. stood the test of years of constant operation. Naturally s Flow ers Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McKay and the quality, endurance and economy which has been so young child returned Friday fro m Let Me Supply Grand Lake Stream whore they nave essential to over five hundred thousand Buick owners been spending ten days during his va­ in the past is now eagerly sought for by thousands of cation. , Your Demand Dr. and Mrs. John G. Potter who future motor car purchasers. have been enjoying fen automobile trip along the Maine coast and other plac s Today the Buick Valve-In-Head built by the pioneer I etui give you the very latest crea­ of Interest in New Hampshire have re­ tions ;tt most reasonable prices, in any turned hime. i builders of Valve;-In-Head motor cars stand pre-emi­ style bouquet you may wish. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Madigan en-; nently before the entire motor car field as “first choice’ ’ Aly Decorations are original, always tertained a" party of young people at ■ among motor car buyers. the newest and most artistic effects, their camp at Grand Lake in honor of being the result of personal work and Kenneth Waterall and his guests from attention. Just let me know the date Philadelphia. ; and I will assure satisfaction. Mrs. Harry B. Watson of East Bouquets Orange, N. J. and W. W. Mayo of j For the Bride ,$5, $7, $10 and up. Gloucester, Maine were in town last : For the Bridesmaids— Colonial or Arm week to attend the funeral, of Mrs.; Bouquets, $3.50 up. Kendall Jackins. Boutonieries for the Best Alan and Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Bami'ord Ushers. were hosts to a party of young people Baskets and Pedestal Effects a Special­ Saturday and Sunday at the Watson ty. cottage at North Lake, In honor of Miss Ruth Ferguson of New Bedford. Wm. H. Colson who is employed by the town on the road crew, was struck by an auto Saturday while at work on the Cary’s Mill bridge and was con­ siderably shook up and bruised. (B-49) Cltad wick Christian Science services held each F 1 o r i s^t Sunday at H a. m„ Presbyterian When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them Con xe rent ories 1> Mi(/h Str. church, August 1st, subject “Love”. ] lloulton, Maine Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. testimonial •ervice. Cordial welcome to all. \ . S. Bean, County Agent, Presque Isle, Maine IIOULTOX TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY US, IDL'D PAGE SIX since Mexico declared herself a demo­ Marionette Parade Same Evening youngsters to attend all tin* sessions East year G.lh:] drivers and occu­ pioaemag or not then you will he on cracy, she has experimented with On tlm same evening, the tunny of Chautauqua. So, in addition to tic pants of automobile and trucks went tin1 safe side. three dozen sorts of political practices Marionette Parade will lake place, end live days of play. Junior menders can killed and injured at railroad cross­ which it would lie a misnomer to call | 1 If the approach to a crossing is all the hoys and girls a re invited to hear till tht1 music and lectures--be­ ings. Of this number 1.777 were killed government. During tin1 first tifty-live j up grade, shift into low ge;ir. which put on the gayest eostume they can sides tin1 grown-ups will enjoy the and -1,:!'»•> injured. Chautauqua more if they know tha; years of Mexico's so-called "independ­ will prevent the possibility of your find and turn out with plenty of en­ Appalled by this terrible and need­ the children are also having a regular ence" she tried thirty-six form of rul- stlling your engine while on the thusiasm to show the folks ol the town less sacrifice of life and limb, we. to­ ersliip under seventy-five rulers whieh tracks. what they can do. The Merry Marion­ good time. gether with every other Franklin deal­ as a recent writer declared, were char­ ettes will dress-up so as to represent er in the country, are writing car own­ •> Look caretully in both directions acterized by a "Contempt for law and as nearly as possible the talent whieh WHAT AILS MEXICO? ers in the hope of mitigating the cross­ before attempting’ to cross, and if order, a spirit of selfish ambition and will appear at the big Chautauqua the ing evil. The observance of the fol­ your view is cut off in either direction "What's tin1 matter with Mexico'.’" lust for power, and an aims*1 of the re­ following week. The parade will lowing simple rules would cut down by obstructions of any kind, by a is the question we arare hearing on straints of patrotism and devition to | string of freight ears on a siding, as march all over town and before it lias crossing accidents to a minimum: every hand. It should not he asked the public welfare without a parallel ! what not, get out from your machine, gone very far every grown-up will 1 Do not allow children to drive as if those who ask it w raid(less in history." it necessary, in order to make sure wish to he a. ehild again. your ear. or for that matter anyone themselves. Alas, "there is none per­ In 1 S: 17 and in lSbi, because of out­ | that the crossing is clear. All Join in Toyshop Pageant fect." And no doubt. if wo are to cast rageous treatment received hv .Amer­ who is not able to keep the car under 6 Above all, don’t rely upon the After this lively introduction to Jun­ out tin1 "molt1 out of our brother's icans on Mexican soil. .Mexico had perfect control at all times. j supposed speed and power of your ma- ior Chautauqua every hoy and girl will eye," we should first east oul "tin 1 serious trouble with the United States. 2 Examine your brakes, brake lin­ , chine and attempt to "heat" an ap­ want to lie a member of it in order to beam out of our own rye." In 1 x:;s, because of ontraaes on the ings and steering connections fre­ proaching train by racing across the Put the ailment of Mexico has be­ take part in the fun the rest ot t!e> person end property of French citi­ quently and keep them in good condi- tracks in trout of it. Too many have week. The biggest mature is the come a matter of ,eonsidt,r;dilc con zens in different periods of Mexican t ion. tried tliis and failed. wonderlul Toyshop Pageant which will corn. In tin1 last few years w- 'mv- revolutions, she hud s> rioes trouble 2 When approaching a grad*1 cross­ A ou owe it to yourself, your family, VENETIAN SERENADERS ■ he staged on tin* last afternoon of tee seen as never before lino any iiaden s wi'h Fraiiee. in 1m>1, Spuiii. Franco ing SLOW' DOWN to ten mile per and the oeeui,ants of your care to HE AT CHAUTA'JQU m . . big Chautauqua. The folks will hr :i iltr.f1It MKI hoot >mo coi ions and end Keuhind were foiv-d to cal! Met- hour wind her you see a train ap- CAREFUL AT CRADE CROSSINGS. /allowed to see what fun ticre is, lor i-omiti : i: i i i ; 11“ it soIf. A O ', to neeoimt heeaus.. . if her disio- Here is a trio of new entertainers i this real children's play will ho efo­ Hl'Mlt m;t> ! O Ml 1■ intern; "uril of t heir w-l! eo ni il isiied rights. who will appear at our Community mented before the grown-up audieerr. tilt1 MilDfc cli ly *Ic worl 1 up ;v>i tli- ...... majority of Mexico's pop­ Chautauqua: The characters of tin1 pageant ar<‘ ;:1' 11iti\ ■ t'S,b it!■Ot i1 ■ ■ ri i ; till i tin ulation, hut I lie pel e ion 1 pl'O'i I I ors 1 AM GLAD TO ENDORSE Mr. Cairo’s accordion music is con­ toys in a big toy shop. Every smuh1 1<‘. ,ib ! * ■ it roll) .s for I; a vi ■ 'nee; Mi x ho in hoi vva ter for sidered by many to be the best that one of them from the dainty Pairy i! i I i 1U ‘ i 1! t [II . i i; ., l t1 ,* ; j i .!}•!'. .! I'lO liiV (if .n 1-1/ 1 led < i e 111 O , ■!';, - has ever been played. This dillicuU j Pol) to the Tin Soldier and Cay Polio- Will':! j ii:uSol■ \> m ■ rion s PE-RU-NA instrument is still a novelty in this 'man will he played by hoys and girls (’ ii t ! I1'1 body s. HU! ’i:u:s ii country, and you will surely find enter­ ; from this town who are members o! is t;i i !' to tit o I1! U ;, body Glad to Try Anything "Throa years ago m y system body to ;i 1;. " \ V :i. SAWYER CO. MAKES GRADE Was in a tainment in hearing it. ‘ tilt1 Junior Chautauqua. ! !<)U;il 4. Sqipribly r u down con­ Mr. LaPorte and Mr. A. Ferrone are ni?" dition ana X was broKen out all , Stories from the Four Corners of the CROSSING SUGGESTIONS over my body. I began to be wor­ Terribly wonderful artists on the guitar. A n ■ \ iro j 1 s i ! J 1i non.;. Tb - following tiu;o]\ ie format ion ii; ried. about my condition and I j Earth wfte glad to try anything which When these three Italians play, you in iti i'il to Ml. noun ;•(i d ' • i automobile Occidents is eon- would relieve me. Pernnn was Run Down These1 an* the special features, hut recommended to me as a fine will be surprised at the volumn of mu­ t a 'm ■ i in *'i ri1111 *11* he i <• rs being sent | the everyday events are equally as iu- blood remedy and tonio, and I Condition sic they are able to produce with these in I nat luxe sue i i: i > I 111 I! ,t!. out to automobile owieo-s by Due Saw- soon found that it was worthy i teresting. First is the story hour of praise. A few bottles changed Miss Rieka Leopold. three novelty instruments. In addi­ hundred iwohii iou:r r. rulers, :m va M ot or ('a r ('n. my condition materially and in a 288 Layco St,, Menasha, Wis.. tion to their music, they also render | every afternoon when there will ho a Wl|0!ll Wel'e 111 e- I' U 1 e ’ S . I>| 1M short time I w as all over my Sec’y Llederkrane. Miss Leopold's i daily round of stories for both hoys trouble. I owe my restoration to letter opposite conveys In no un­ vocal selections. these n i ;u >t y ■ hgiit years has M ■Me i health and strength to Peruna. certain way the gratitude she Don’t miss them when they appear I and girls. Indian legends, Far Fast-;; ever had a Lincolnian govern me e "of I am glad to endorse It.*’ feels for Peruna. j Sold Everywhere Liquid and Tablet Form ^ on the second day. era stories. Folk Tubes, adventure ' the people. b.V t he people a 11 • t l'l ■r tin- i stories, fairly stories, all of which will people." During all these years .M ex­ EXCESSIVE ACIDETV ; be included, and every one will hear A MAMMOTH ieo has been a great game pn serve is at the b o tto m of most j all his favorite tales. Then follows for selfish and designing polith ■ i. i n s : digestive ills. JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA I the morning plav hour for tin* young- I j I as much so as wen1 the praisies of | er boys and girls who want tin1 g«‘nt- AMERICA’S GREATEST CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM Five Days of Fun and Frolic—Toy­ Kansas and Nebraska tor buffalo 1 ler, amusing games, and one for tin1 shop Pageant a Feature . hunters some fifty years ago. One older hoys and girls who want to learn ; KMfoiDS ; dog gnawed the bone till by some mis- new and exciting games to last until j for indigestion afford pleas­ Five days of real sport are in store ! chance he lost it and the other got it. Community Chautauqua comes again. ! ing and prompt relief from for our boys and girls when the Com- : Pressed down and shaken together, the distress of acid-dyspepsia. c J M U S I C M i that is the long political story of Mex- jnunlty Chautauqua is within our Junior Chautauqua Members Have i MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE gates. The merrymaking begins on Badge of Honor !j co. What government Mexico lias had MAKERS OF SCOTT’S EMULSION Rousing martial airs, mellow melodies of music mas­ since 1821 has been for the 20 per cent, ______19-8A the night before the big Chautauqua To make sure that not one hit o f; ters, old songs and new songs, lively modem tunes, , of her population who where Latin- opens when there will be an amusing fun will be missed a season ticket ; Americans. As for the poor peons humorous recitations and dramatic readings— pre­ marionette parade in which every boy should be bought at once. This makes | i who are 80 per cent of Mexico's popu- sented by real artists at your coming and girl In town will be welcome, and the purchaser a member of the Junior ! lation. the political policy of Mexico no one will be too old or too young to Chautauqua. Each member is entitled j has been the old proverb of "the devil take part. After/the parade there will to wear the badge of honor. This take the hindmost.” And as His Sa­ tie a % jolly Play Festival. in which badge is given in person by the play i tanic Majesty has usually had posses-1 After yon eat—always taka everybody— young and old— can have leader of the Junior Chautauqua in ! sion of the political foremost, “the j lota of fun placing all kinds of games. the opening of the Chautauqua and j Community" devil-take-the-hindmost" policy has us- j Then there is a Free Ticket Hunt to It insures five days of real fun to the j ually prevailed. The peons are al- j f a t o n i c complete the happy evening. Tickets wearer. ! M E C TOR YOUR A&D-STOMACH) to the Chautauqua will be hidden here ways hungry and never happy. They i Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat­ Lively Vacation Days are illiterate and uneducated and easy | and there and everywhere and the ed Gassy Feeling. Stops food souring, Chautauqua younatera will have a lively scramble The wholesome fun and merriment victims. j repeating, and all stomach miseries. of the Junior Chautauqua is just what What may he said of other countries j Aids digestion and appetite. Keeps stomach As an added attraction a company of talented players trying to find them. It’s really a get- sweet and strong. Increase* Vitality ana Pep. acqualnted night when all the good is needed to liven up the vacation days even our own, has been and is par- I EATONIC Is the best remedy. Tens of thou- will present the great popular story “Polly of the Cir­ •uds wonderfully benefited. Only costs scent timaa for the next five days will be It gives the boys and girls plenty tojticularly true of Mexico, namely, that or two a day to use it. Positively gu n ated cus.” Here is an opportunity to see this great inter­ planned. Everybody should be there think about the rest of the summer, j Mexico has had an overproduction of j to please or we will refund money, GstaUg box today. You Will tec. national success right at home. to learn about the coming Pageant, It’s all healthy play, and yet, there’s j politicians and an overproduction of j the story horns and the new exciting a serious side, too. The admission j statesmen. This is shown by the fact i For Sale by O. F. French & Son games. price is one dollar plus war tax allows I that during these ninety-eight years I Houlton, Maine Five Days of the Best Entertainment and Music

The Madrigals— Ride on Goodyear Tires in That A trio of attractive young ladies presenting selec­ tions from all classes of music. You are familiar with many of their numbers and will enjoy hear­ ing them played again on piano, violin and nov­ Sturdy Small Car of Yours elty instruments. There will be vocal selections too. Don’t miss this fine little company. Maude Willis— It surprises certain users of small cars to find One of the greatest readers on the platform, with that they can obtain Goodyear Tires at a first that popular American comedy, “ The Fortune cost ordinarily not greater, and sometimes less, Hunter.” Miss Willis is a genuine artist and never fails to register 100% of the best entertain­ than that o f other tires* ment with her audience. This initial value, as well as the very low final The Venetian Serenaders— cost, results from the application of Goodyear Three unique musicians who play and sing lively melodies. They use all the splendid qualities of experience and care to their manufacture in their voices, guitars and the piano-accordion to the world’s largest tire factory devoted to 30x3-, entertain you. 30 x 31/2* and 31 x 4-inch sizes. Beacon Concert Company— Such facts explain why more cars, using these A quartet of musicians well known to Chautau­ qua patrons. The violin, piano and vocal mu­ sizes, were factory - equipped last year with sic will drive dull care away. For clean, sincere M. Goodyear Tires than with any other kind. entertainment these artists are unequaled! Miss­ ing this attraction is depriving yourself of a musical “treat.” If you drive a Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, or Dort take advantage of the opportunity to The Cremonas— enjoy real Goodyear value and economy; equip It is always a big event when this great organi­ zation comes to town. Your favorite piece is on your car with Goodyear Tires and Heavy their program, also many new tunes. Before you Tourist Tubes at the nearest Service Station. know it your feet will be keeping time with the music. There are eight players, including a bril­ liant operatic soprano soloist. Come! Hear the i best string orchestra on the Chautauqua plat­ 1 form. “Polly of the Circus”— Nearly everyone has heard of this great Ameri­ can play, the best ever written. Community 3 0 x 314 Goodyear Double-Cure '■» cn Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no more than the price Chautauquas have taken this phenomenal suc­ Fabric, All-WeatherTread • . you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit—why risk costly cess and, with special scenery and talented 30 x 314 Goodyear Single-Cure -f en casings when such sure protection is available? , . Broadway players, are bringing it to your very Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread . . . ‘P ^ X —— 3 0 x 3 V2 size in waterproof bag...... — ...... ^ 4 — doors. Don’t miss this big elaborate attraction!

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AM ERICA’S GREATEST CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM

HculfcrZJuly 28, 29, 30, 31, August 1 HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920 PAGE SEVEN

| sleeping prophet, his blood was sud­ The Brave Freeman Today j A Jazzy Pulse denly frozen with horror, for in the A-rente;.- who breaks away from his : “r contend that music is the langu- hook of the prophet’s arm were curled I a ml lord end buys a house of his own! a-ge of the heart.” two big rattlesnakes, their noses not has a home of the free, and also, at j “Well, in that (-vent, jazz must cause AMERICA'S GREATEST CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM three inches from his face! What to present prices, a home of the brave. j a terrible beating of the pulse.” do the disciple did not know. If he disturbed the snakes by approching nearer, he feared that they would One Little Girl Brought Happiness strike his beloved master dead; nor did he dare to go assistance and thus To One Little Town. make a disturbance. As he stood there in horror. Smith woke, and opened his eves on tin' snakes, lie did not start, Attention but oniv smiled. He looked at tHe- man and saw that his face was pale “Polly of the Circus” , with fear. Then the prophet spoke. “ Don’t be W e have taken the agency for the Dodge Motor afraid,’’ he said: “they will not harm Car for Southern Aroostook, and will be able to will bring happiness to you and , me. they have come as friends.” Then he slowly arose, moving back without make deliverses on same real worth-while entertainment too! distrubing the snakes, sottly lilting DEADER BRINGS “THE FORTUNE his arm from them as he did so. Then HUNTER" TO CHAUTAUQUA. the prophet addressed tin' snakes Aug. 1st : solemnly. “Give me of your wisdom. ] Louis Joseph Vance, the beloved brothers,’’ he said, "and 1 will thank Community Chautauquas are bringing this writer of real American life, must have you for your visit.” The other mem­ great American play to your town, with had Maude Willis in mind when he bers of the party now approached, and wrote his play, “The Fortune Hunter.” talented Broadway players, elaborate scen­ stood wonderingly contemplating the : Miss Willis is a most human, sympa­ ery and special effects. A big attraction. thetic reader, the best on the Chautau­ prophet as he talked with the snakes SEE YOUR PROGRAM. qua platform today. She gives the en­ —which presently moved slowly away, tire play herself, playing every char­ in satisfied dignity. acter, making each one a living, inter­ The Normad believes the story. Hand & Harrington esting realistic personality. “The For­ There was no miracle about it at all tune Hunter” is such a quaint, lovable —lust nature, and one is not at raid ol Cates Garage, Houlton, Maine AMERICA'S GREATEST CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM American comedy, admirably suited to nature. Miss Willis’ talents and is one of the Studebaker, Lexington biggest triumphs of her career on the Brains Always Score and Dodge Cars Chautauqua platform. This versatile dramatic reader and Three Kentuckians were killed in a her Vance comedy-drama will be one fight over a dog- The dog is ali\o be­ Houlton, July 28, 29, 30, 31, August 1 o f the features on the second day of cause he ran away and hid. All ot our Communty Chautauqua. which proves that brains will triumph in the end.

Drawing the Line of L'ove r a t i - V'i I i . . a .L— L' I’d steal the Kohinoor. love. To bind your necklace ra re: I’d steal the sunset's gold, love. And twine it in your hair; To grace your queenly trow. lev I'd filch the mornim.: stem But darned if I'll agree, lovi To let you drive my car'

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Separate scaled t'-r.ders ;ei1 Tim L<1- niundston. X. IV .Madaw; ska. Maine. International Bridge’ will be received at the office of the Supervising Kngi- neer. Department of Public "Works. , City of Quebec. Province of Quebec, Canada, up to the hour of p. m. Wed­ nesday, August 11. 1!Q'», and there pub- blicly opened and read : TENDERS are notified that:-- GREAT ORATOR HERE THIRD DAY Tenders will not be considered un­ less made on the forms supplied and signed with the actual signature ot Dr. E. E. Violette is without doubt the tenderer, stating his occupation •ne of the ablest lecturers on the and place of residence. In the case of Chautauqua platform today. He is a firms the actual signature and nature rare combination of real eloquence and of the occupation and place of resi­ common sense intelligence, and he Is dence of each member of the firm one of those unusual persons who go must be given. about the world with eyes for interest­ Each tender must he accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered ing’ people, places and things. His bank, equal to 10Q of the total •Chautauqua subject is an adaptation amount of the tender and payable to from his famous lecture “The Sunset the order of the Minister of Public Trail.” It will be oratory plus— plus Works, Canada, and the State Com­ personality, humor and worth-while in­ mission of Highways, Maine, jointly, formation. «Dr. Violette speaks here as a guarantee that the tenderer will on the third day of our Community execute the contract within ten days -Chautauqua, and it is hardly necessary of the award and furnish a satisfac­ tory bond amounting to one-half of the to say that he will inject into his dis­ contract price for the faithful perform­ course many of those personal touches ance of the work. from his own varied life and travels. The cheque will be forfeited should tenderer fail to enter into the con­ tract when called upon to do so. and TWO SNAKES AND A PROPHET returned if the tender be not accept­ ed. Even the rattlesnake is always Plans, specifications and forms of friendly until you attack or threaten tender, bond, and contract can be, seen and form of tender obtained, at him often even when poked gently the following places in Canada: De­ with a stick he refuses to strike, or to partment of Public Works. Offices, Ot­ regard your movement as hostile. That tawa. Ontario: St.John.New Brunswick Teminds the Nomad of a story. He Frededicton. New Brunswick: Quebec. Announcement Province of Quebec: Montreal. Pro­ once knew an old Mormon who was vince of Quebec: also at the offices of one of the companions and disciples of the Postmaster at Edmundston. Now the Prophet Joseph Smith when he Brunswick; and at the offices of the Factory Enlarged— Production Doubled to Meet fled from Independence, Mo. State Highway Commission. Augusta. Maine. This man said that the Mormon par­ The Department of Public Work's of ty were camping in a dry wood near Canada and the State Highway Com­ Increasing Popularity of Qole oAero-EIGHT the Missouri River, and had slept there mission of the State of Maine do not bind themselves to accept the lowest all night, when,* the sun having risen, or any tender. he approached Smith, who was stil! Bv Order of sleeping on the bare ground with his K. C. DESIiOCIlEKS. head on his right arm. The arm was Secretary Department of Public U R IN G 1919 only a fraction o f the demand for Works, Canada. j curved around toward his body; and PAUL D. SARGENT. Cole oAero-EIGHTS could be supplied, despite the as the disciple stood there in the Chief Engineer, Maine State Highway D morning’s sunlight, looking at the Commission. fact that it was the largest production year which the Cole Motor Car Company had ever had. W ith the expansion o f the factory to twice its former size, this production o f cyfero-ElGHTS will be more than doubled in 1920.

Though this will enable many motorists to own Qole oAero- Able Management Makes EIGHTS who never before have been able to enjoy that For Safety cf the privilege, several thousand unfilled orders carried over from 1919, must be accorded preferential deliveries during the early months of the present year Investment to® | 7rri:l:j ' Hence, all who now contemplate the purchase of Qole oAero- Throughout the United Suites EIGHTS are urged to place their orders without delay, in- among financiers who know. dicatmg the. date o f delive.tv oes!re-.:, :.< mat equitable Central Maine Power Com; n> distribution of the product may be made and prompt $ is spoken of as one of the mod deliveries assured. ably managed hydrc-electri* companies of the country. The results of the m a n a g e ­ H. G. DIBBLEE ment speak for themselves in

the steady growth of the Com­ Houlton, Maine pany and the healthy condition of its finances. The seurities of such a Com­ pany are likely to be a safe in­ vestment. Why not send for a circular describing our preferred stock? COLE MOTOR CAR COMPANY, INDIANAPOLIS, U. S. A

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days in Oklahoma. Seeing these wom­ Overpowering Leonidas "Leonidas! ” oxclaimed .M rs. .Mnek­ en on the streets here daily, attired ton, "are yon aware that l was reading always in semi-tribal eostume, seem­ my essay on polities aloud to you”' ingly paying little attention to any­ "Yes. my dear.” V .;^ / thing that is going on, it is impossible ••put you went to s ■op. "Why t;of ? You removed every 4* v ;> to undorsiaiid that they possm-s this y x . doubt so thoroughly nd solved i verv spirit of .jealousy. Their ties with problem so completely (bat I saw m their bucks they hold inviolate, how- furtlior reason for retaining persona ^ MINUTE; MIAN six oonseiousness.'' J H ' J H l . go between them must light whenever Treatment Fitting the Case ■•\Yluit arc you treating tuc for. due- It’s here for immediate delivery tor?” tile ‘Loss of memory. You have mud The car that has the “air” as the French say. on the me a bill of !?(><) for two years.' ' ______J______— ------— O W A D A Y S when people turn to look happened to meet in the store where NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE "THE GOOSE THAT LAYS THE they had both come to trade. One had Whereas Wilbert E. Johnson of Mn- at a car that is, with enthusiasm— it is a GOLDEN EGGS." accused the other of trying to "vamp” pleton in the County ol Aroostook and ------her husband and this was the first State' of Maine. by bis mortgage deed N distinct tribute to the car. dated January UA111. l!Hti and reeorded Few lecturers lecture like Alexander meeting of the two. Excepting for a in tlu1 Southern District of the Aroos­ The Lexington is the kind of a car that Cairns. Indeed, few can, for this j brief quarrel in the Ponca tongue took Registry of Doeds in Yol. 2NS mirthful orator mixes his sermons with there were no preliminaries, and the Page 322, convoyed to me, the under­ people turn to look at and there is a smiles, his wisdom with wit and lec- ! bout started forthwith. signed a certain piece or parcel of land tures with laughter, making everybody "It was one of tin* most bitterly situated in said Mapleton and describ­ reason. It has many special features not happy and at the same time driving ed as follows, to wit ; Being a part fought encounters I have ever witness­ home good, helpful thoughts. of lot numbered forty-one (41 1 in said found on most cars. ed, even between Indian women," said When Dr. Cairns appears on the | Mapleton and being a parcel of bind eighteen (IS) rods in width off from opening day at your Community Chau­ one of the w hite men who happened to he present. "It was not only a fairly the East side of a parcel of bind con­ tauqua— things will happen i if you taining sixty-seven and one-fourth < C>7- are unable to smile stay away, for this ; good boxing match, hut it developed bj) acres off from tho \Yost side of big, genial Irishman refuses to be se- ! into a rough and tumble, together said lot numborod forty-one (Hi. con­ rious unless he can make you smile at ’ w ith hair-pulling, biting and scratch- taining in said parcel of land eighteen the same time. His true-to-life ser­ ing, with frequent clinches. rods in width, iwonty-two and three- fourths (i’?'”.)) acres, more or loss. SPECIAL FEATURES mon, “The Goose That Lays the Gold­ “No Indian seemed to have any in­ en Eggs,” is a happy chapter from the Being the same promises at one time No Oil Cups tention to interfere with the bout, and mortgaged to Cortrndo A. \\ eoks, by book of life and is guaranteed to make No Grease Cups the said Wilbert E. Johnson by bis your heart bigger, your smile broader the white men have learned that these No Universal .Joints . are strictly affairs of honor, to be kept mortgage <[e"d dated April l>th. 1 and your thoughts better. Don’t miss and recorded in said Registry Dis- No Brake Rods Alexander Cairns. away from. In fact, the man who trict in Yol. E'Y 1’age !27 and u !<■!'(.- Di in Brake Drums would interfere might get a good as ihe < md it ;ou of slid mortga; e i Erann — 7vi in. Channel . trouncing for his trouble. Conse­ broken: Hand & Harrington Now. 1 b.efi .fo''i •. by reason the Two-way Lights quently, the two women were permit- of broach ol the coedRio: 1 t hereof [aim Dual-Exhaust Dealers i ted to have a finish fight. a foroelosi 1 re of — i id men a a m •. 122 in. Wheel Ba,se “That portion of the general stock Julv l.'.ih, IT T . 32x4 Cord Equipment Cates Garage ; of the store that happened to be in <' 11 A 1 v 1. l-:s 11. (TRUER. By his attoniex . ! the way of the fighters suffered con­ 329 J. <)rrin Sm siderably. and when tin* bout limilly ended, with the complainant as tlm victor, there were yer In Bankruptcy lies all business. Bankrupt. [ CThis is the work of the Burroughs Calculator. It multiplies, adds, Personal encounters between Indian To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge of the District Court of the United States for divides and subtracts, without writing down a single figure, giving the women to settle affairs of honor are j the District of Maine. correct result in practically the time it takes the operator rzzd the items not infrequent, and this is particular­ TH< * MAS I >VLR in D>r! F a i i • 1 <1 to be figured. No mental calculation, no figuring on a scratch-pad; just ly true of the women of :he Ponca in the County of Aroostook and pressure of the keys, and a notation of the wanted result only. It multi­ tribe, who, although stoical and in State of Maine, in said District n cct- ... , j ( ■ plies the amount of work that can be done, and cuts the cost of doing it. many instances the slaves, particular­ fully rep 1 nts that 1 't: the Cl Fotuinary. 1!'U’li, last paSt. 1 " ly, of their husbands, are extermely adjudged bankrupt umh■r the A"tS of Burroughs Machines fall into the three Next time the Burroughs representative jealous of their "men.” They invari- Congress relating to B;nnkruptey: that 1 classes referred to: Adding and Listing; calls on you he can tell you just how to get he . 1 vb:ly surrendered all Ills prop' Bookkeeping; Cab ulatir.g. The first t\. o butter accounting at less expense, how to at 1 r! o-pts ' ; 1 rope- • .. a 1 spot. classes include many models adapted to have prompt statements and trial balances, CO-).-'! left wita all th" : " pi : :lleir the figure needs of any business, big or “They fight like wildcats.” is the 93 : Act:s a•a! "f t ’ " orde: of ' automatic accuracy, speedier service on little. The Burroughs line includes a na- declaration of one ranchman who has to... .1: i. i• lie ba i.i.cupi . collections, less overtime work and other lived among Indians since the first W herefore he prays, ’IT. at la• 11;. 1 y chin'> or machines that will fit your needs results you’re looking for. He knows decree l T b- *1... <-V"f! O, !...... a fur ■ - in size, price, the way you handle your bookkeeping and can give you real ch ' r-g !Y>'ll: id! deb* ' ’- wTV accounting, and so on. service. STATE OF MAINE his <-t; ■ ?v Mlclef - id h • hr-" * A ex ■ •]>* u •h d-bt< n-- a... ,-X 1 AROOSTOOK, ss. la*'- f h .1: "’ii!"/" Supreme Judicial Court. In Equity Burroughs Adding Machine Company RECEIVERSHIP of PARTNERSHIP of o;r n o t ic e t h e r e o n HETHERINGTON and MALLETT D' M ;■ i 'ii' N -tin William H. Cunliffe. Jr., as Receiver, At! having filed a report setting forth that 1 li­ >n ■ di ig f'i all creditors of said partnership have lt ; - been paid, and his duties as receiver Ordered by tb Th: completed, and asking that such re­ be h-.d .....a t port may be accepted: S. .'*<■::)! ■•!-. A. IT IS ORDERED, that representing at Bangor in said I > i -1 r i < ■ t. X < 'ft); this matter a hearing be had at the Division at b> o'clock in tin fi if.-rc > Court House, in Caribou, on Tuesday. and that notice thereof be pwbk-d.ed in September 7th, 1920, at nine o'clock in the Houlton Times, a newspaper print".! The Burroughs the forenoon, and that of such intend- in said District. .Northern Division, and •ed hearing notice shall be given. that all known creditors and other per­ 41) By the publication of a copy here­ sons in interest, may appear at the said Calculator of, attested by the Clerk, once in time .and place, and -how cause, if any each week for three successive thev have, why the prayer ..f said peti- weeks in the _ _. Houlton . , , Times w a tioner should not he granted, newspaper published at Houlton. ^ ntj jt |S purther Ordered by the Court, the latest publication to be four-. That the clerk shall -end i.y teen days at least before the day mail to all known creditors co| a- .v i d set for hearing: - - . . petition and this order, addr- ! r.. (2) By mailing a printed copy of this . them at th,.ir ,.f ,-e ,d.-r , .• order, fourteen days as aforesaid, stated. to every person who filed claim as Witness the Honor-aid ■ Clar.-no.. a creditor against the receivership j UdK(. 0f the said Coin , and estate, at the postal address given thereof, at Bangor in tin North"!’!: In his proof. >ion of sn id ! U ■! rh ; on • ; . • • ; . CHARLES J. DUNN. J ul v. A. D.. I '- ’ Justice Supreme Judicial Court. (L S.) ISA Bin L S 11!: 111 i A ' July 21st, 1920. Deputy i ’1"! A true copy. A true copy of petition and order there Attest: M IC H A E L M. CLARK. (L. S.) ISABEL S H E L L A.' 330 Clerk. Deputy C’er’

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Stings. Her average yearly output is will promote our welfare in the world's promoted by all legitimate methods. THE COAL SHORTAGE DOUGHBOYS AND ping discrimination is a plea which about 50.01*0 stings. These she secures readjustment. Other nations will look The seriousness of the soft coal Great Britain can hardly he blamed for must be laughed out of court. POILU BROTHERS IN from two hives of bees. To get Lie utter their interests. We must look situation in Maine has been conclu­ watching with something like alarm same income from honey which she alter ours. sively proved by statistics gathered PEACE AS IN WAR our in.nun.000-ton merchant fleet. As receives from the stings, Mi’s. Stock- British Lloyd's is one of the greatest by the State Chamber of Commerce The doughboys and Poilu will bo to our competitors in the shipping ALL RUN DOWN man says she would have to keep 5u (actors in maintaining a British mer­ and Agricultural League through ques- brothers in peace a.- in war. This business abroad, and the methods or 60 colonies ot Ian's. This would chant marine. We should have a simi­ AND WORN OUT tionaires sent to 250 leading industries pledge was sent to Marshal Focli and which they are said to he contemplat­ mean a much larger inital investment lar organization in this country, and Because you have not thoroughly in the State. the soldier citizens of France by ing using to maintain their pretige. purified your blood, but have allowed and a great deal more worn look!,.a we feel that the American Bureau of Ninety-three response's were im­ Franklin D’Olior, national commander Tin* hints from London regarding to remain in it the accumulations o f after the bees. Shipping should lie i oour shippi’w mediately received which, tabulated of the American Legion, to bo deliver­ retaliation if we do adopt a preferen­ ■waste matter that cause weakness, Wimii about to begin a day's work. what Lloyd's is to British snipping. loss of appetite, duii headache, that coal on hand is 40.071 tons on ed on the anniversary of the Fall of tial policy say that Knglad employed Mrs. Stockman visits the bee hive. By We therefore provide in tins act for broken sleep, backache, .ruptions hand July 16. 1019, 123,488 tons, need­ the Bastile. The message was in an­ no such discriminatory means to build swer to felicitations sent by Marshal means of a smoke -a peculiar style ot its encouragement by directing till and humors and other troubles ed to carry through to April 1. 1021 in up her merchant marine, which achiev­ Foeh on the Fourth of July. lamp which, when lighted, throws on governmental agencies to use that Take H ood’s Sarsaparilla,, the addition to that now on hand 200,201 ed brilliant and powerful success medicine that renovates, strength­ "It is with affectionate admiration a dense smoke cloud which stupifies bureau for classification purposes. tons. lliroiigh a policy of “ no fear and no ens, tones— it w ill build you up; make tin' bees- -she collects in a box as American mail should he carried in As for wood available to substitute that lighting men feel for their proven favor." Any one who knows the you feel better all over many as she thinks will he required American ships, if at all practicable. for coal. 97 plants report none avail­ comrades in high adventure, that, on slightest thing about the British mer­ Hood’s Pills help as a stomach- for the day. Her workroom is the din­ Of tin* more than .Ml.iiuu.unu paid (‘Very able; 6 yes and 2 doubtful on account behalf of nearly 5,000.001* Americans chant marine policy knows this is not toning, digestive cathartic. ing room of her eosey home. All cur­ year for carrying our mail overseas of lack of labor to cut it. who bore arms, the American Legion a fact. tains out those of the window at which about .82,.51111,11110 is paid to foreign One of the largest textile mills said takes this occasion of an anniversary she works are drawn. In front of her ships. This is so much aid or subsidy Kngland has a perfect right to take that unless they have coal at once, of French triumph to salute you. and (irmly fixed at the correct height, is a to them. This we want stopped. We these measures if they are necessary they will be obliged to shut down return the felicitations addressed by high-powered magnifying glass. Site to her welfare or if she so desires, her throwing 200 people out of employ­ you to our soldiers on the Fourth of want our mail carried in our ships. opens the box. gives it a shake and the ships, insurance companies, docking ment. This mill has 4700 tons on hand July,” read the message. The question of the right of the Gov­ bees come out. The light of the win­ facilities, foreign-port concessions, and and needs 17,»>00 tons more. “But our regard is based on deeper ernment to dispose of the ex-German dow in front of the woman attracts control of trade routes were all obtain­ Drink-Drag One of the largest shoe manufac­ sentiment than mere association in liners Inis been definitely settled by them. They swarm upon it. She ed by British brains, energy, money or HABIT ABSOLUTELY OVERCOME turers says that “the outlook is most arms. America's youth came to the Jones Act. and there are provi­ reaches out with her left hand, plucks courage and England has full freedom BY THE NEAL TREATMENT. serious"— this concern has 137 tons on ‘ France impressed with the story of sions for the exemption from excess a bee from the window, and. holding to use them as she will for the pro­ hand and requires 1200 tons more. your wonderful achievements, your . or imr profits taxes of the net earn­ WRITE FOR INFORMATION AT it under the glass, fakes a small pair motion of her commerce. But to deny A large sardine packer reports 15 stern will of iron at Verdun, your ings of ships engaged in foreign trade ONCE. THE NEAL INSTITUTE, 166 of tweezers in her right hand, draws to us or to anybody else the same tons on hand and 200 tons needed and reckless dash at the Chemin des for a period of ten years, with t In* un­ PIEASANT AVENUE, PORTLAND, file sting, which is immediately drop­ rigid by saying she practises no ship­ if they cannot get coal by August 1, Dames your unflinching courage at the derstanding that the shipping com­ ME. PHONE 4216. ped into a cup of sugar of milk to pre­ at leatest, will have to close down for Marne, incidents all that set new stan­ panies must invest, either in govern­ serve it. The bee is dropped into a the season. One of the largest paper dards of devotion to duty. We were ment-owned ships or in new construc­ cup of souy suds which kills it. A mills has on hand 3000 and needs not disillusioned. We discovered that tion in American ship-building .wards, stingh'ss bee is of no worth in the 72,000. the tales we had heard were outdone a sum equivalent to the amount they world Tin* stings are shipped in class An iron foundry has 15 tons on hand by the reality. We found that France otherwise would have had to pay in bottles holding 3 hi each. and needs 175 tons of foundry coke had suffered with a smile on her lips taxes. The act also forbids American .Mrs. Stockman keeps count of th“ made from soft c^al and although they laughed in the jaws of death held to railroads to grant export rates on stings drawn each day. Her daily have contracted long ago for necess­ her traditional couraae and chivalry freight to he carried it; foreign ships, average of stings drawn will b“ about ary supply “that contract appears to at the very time when the foe pounded and it directs the President, to repeal pile. Her largest day's record was be no good as the shippers say they with coarse fists at the gates of Baris. or abrogate all commercial treaties lrain stings, and, the best record sin cannot get contract coal. The situa­ "Who among us, now returned to which prevent the United States from ever math' was when she took the tion seems unwarranted as we can go our homes, can forget that stoic and returning to tin* system of preferen­ stincs from loofi in throe hours. into the open market and buy coke at terrible courage ot the Poilu? Who tial duties. In order to meet foreign a high figures showing there is spot (•an brush aside the memory of the competition, the Government may not hospitality of your people always cash coke to be obtained if you will AMERICA’S NEW SHIP POLICY only charge lower duties, hut it may graceful and always gracious? Who grant lower port charges and canal pay the price.” Has Uncle Sam forfeited the good Another iron and steel plant has j can discount the pricilege of wielding tolls .Ml these concessions are not will of Fnglaml. France. Norway, Swe­ ealmilati d to unmse great enthusiasm 1000 tons on hand and requires 40,-; arms under the same high commander, 000 tons and the Treasurer writes “If believing ever in ultimate victory? den. Holland and Japan by enacting in foreign shipping circles, and there we Maine manufacturers are going to The picture can never lade into law Senator Jones' .Merchant Ma­ are intimations from abroad that re­ operate this winter we must make a “Great France's battle against op­ rine Bill1? Some of our discerning edi­ taliatory measures will soon he in or­ der. strong concerted effort to get coal in pression and predatory autocracy has tors. both on the Atlantic and Pacific this State.” been a long one. Charles Martel, Char­ .seaboards and throughout the central But tlie common sense view will he A public utilities company 1774 tons lemagne, Saint Louis were champions West, shake their heads as they road that the United States is solely within of the right when their outposts were on hand and needing 31.076 tons writes certain drastic provisions of the Jones its rights in regulating what is. in ef­ Houlton Trust Co. "W e trust immediate action may be the outposts of civilization. It is our ! Shipping Bill which run counter to ob­ fect. purely internal commerce. The pleasure to pay homage to these great had in what is the greatest emergency ligation assumed by the United States expansion of the merchant marine is Ho niton .Maine this Company has ever faced. Unless French figures of the past. Happily, it in no less than t.wenty-four eommer- a 'matter of national concern, to he there is immediate relief it means in­ was our privilege to take our places in i: cial treaties. Since 1M5. they point the latest struggle for right, against :i out. tiiis country has maintained reci- convenience, hardship and suffering NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE might which you. Marshal, so ably di-1! procal relations affecting shipping to thousands of families served by us.” Whcras Almanda M. Rafferd and rected A stove foundry president writes 'with foreign governments, and these Charles L. Raffnrd Jr., husband and that they have plenty of coal bought “There may come a time when jeal­ agreements were made binding in the wife, of Ashland in the County of on contract but very little on hand ous hands will seek to sever the bonds form of treaties. .Many provisions of Aroostook and State of Maine, by and the self-seeking may endeavor to : the Jones Act. they aver, are discrim- their mortgage deed dated the thir­ .and If more is not secured by Septem­ tieth day of April, 1915 and recorded may be a distant year when our glori­ ber 1, it will mean closing down their 1 inatory in favor of American shipown- in the Aroostook Registry of Deeds in ous alliance will he dim in recollection plant. ' ers and against the fleets of other na­ Yol. 2S4. Rage Pi2. conveyed to me, The largest clay products in the ' that unite France and America. There tions. the undersigned, Seth S. Thornton, of ! estrange American and French hearts, Senator Jones nursed the Shipping Houlton, in said County, a certain par­ State has 150 tons on hand and needs cel of real estate situate in Ashland in Such a thing never can he accomplish- 27,000 already contracted but no de­ j Bill through, framed its provisions in said County of Aroostook, described liveries being received. Production is j ed. We af the great war have known co-operation with the Shipping Board as follows, to wit: The Hast part of ^already curtailed 60% and prospect | France and her fine soul. We art' ac- : and other members of the committee lot numbered forty-four (44i in said jquainted with the rugged virtues of the prest its passage by the Senate, work­ Ashland, up to the West end of the of complete shut down staring them bridge on the road leading to the | Poilu. the sound aspirations of th»> ed over its sections in conference and in the face. Aroostook River, opposite the place Several of the Manufacturers writ­ ! French people. We have been blood finally led the fight for measure in of T. W. Trafford and Benjamin Howe from thence Southerly to a pine tree ten to report that their condition is | brothers and we will be peace brothers Congress. As the man most largely ; : “The American Legion on this an- responsible for the act. lie speaks au­ standing upon the hank of the Aroos­ not so serious as it might be as took River, and containg thirty-two they operate by w'ater power, others I niversary of the fall of the Bastille. thoritatively in interpreting its ii:t♦ ■;;- and fifty-sixth hundredths (32 ,56 1uni ^electricity generated by water power I through myself as national command- t ions. acres, more or less: being the parcel ot land known as the Hudson M. and require coal for heating and dry­ | er extends the same hand of fellow- Furopeati Powers are freeing them i ship today that the French citizen sol- selves from treaty prevision tli.it will Howe lot. and being the same convey­ ing only. Maine is fortunate in this ed to said Almanda M. Ration! by Wil­ for the respect as had she not her splendid ; dier grasped hut yesterday." hinde- them in the strugg' liam R. Raffonl. and also the same O ho..'■i prevent- water power systems many of the mills world s t ra de. Wo hav eon vi'VI■d to s;lid .\itnattda M. Rafford Seth s orntoi! : e 1 S 'would be closed and thousands thrown SELLS BEE STINGS ed from doing: what many thought h\ sa id . Th iml w he !' ( >!i" . < >!id it ion < )! ■ lies should he d - Mil 'rod it.to man;' Many of those water operated mills To make motley from bees it is not N < > w therefore. I!)V fellS on of tie Houlton Savings Ba n k years ago. TI ; is is ;i shloiidi ii time to h of til f 1 mi n>• of v■ i iii mot" letLle, ing during the summer months ami unshackle our-solv. s amii pal claim a HbULTON, MAI Stockman of Auburn, Maine has prov- 1 Vie this 1.otic M ) S * *. i11 a pesit ion I o< mi ah • ' Mill * I■elite's, t " am! a e tor t Init per; during the remainder of the year use proved this to he true. For more than, Del ed at Hi nil;, m ties Mh d;.ii' of enter into st; !; cniMim • tv;;! 1 I‘ let 1 () T. . all the shaving, sawdust chips and a quarter of a century she has had a Jillv. 19“ e. and to enact silt!; 1: i w s as V. e thit.i. :,?x S E'l'll S. T IICRN TON. other wood waste they t an buy to con­ good income from her bee colonies, serve the coal supply. yet has, practically speaking not sold Another situation that faces Maine a pound of honey. is that much of the transportation of Instead of marketing the sweets pro­ coal to Maine is by water and as the duced by the bees, Mrs. Stockman dis­ CLARIONS LIGHTEN HOUSEWORK large rivers are closed to navigation poses of the st in as of the ...... Tin- Permanent 2nd Liberty the last of November and the smaller price she receives is good and tin la ones earlier, all their coal supply must bor of collecting the stings not ardu­ You have much more time for be obtained within the next three or ous. other things when a Clarion saves Bonds four months. Bee stings tire purchased by large your steps. A side light is shown by the report manufacturing druggists. Kach sting W e will exchange these for Temporary of a big ship building plant. “We contains an infinitesimal particle of Clarion action is immediate have on order 1800 tons which were formic acid. This the druggists ex­ Bonds now in circulation, free of charge to be delivered by July 15; we have tract and sell. Homeopaths adminis­ and positive. for the service received 325 tons only. In 1918 we ter it internally in minute doses for the had order placed in July for 1400 tons treatment of rheumatism, while the A Clarion turns off an immense and all coal to be delivered by Sep­ allopaths apply it externally in cases amount of work in a short time tem ber W e received 595 tons up to of paralysis. April 1, 1920 (In two years) when or­ During these years in which she has and does it all supremely well. der was cancelled by shipper been in the business Mrs. Stockman A prominent shoe manufacturing has drawn more than 1 ,<*0 0 ,0(*11 bee plant states that their contract for F i r s t National Banfe coal was based on assumption that WOOD & BISHOP CO., Bangor, Maine E,,S hed NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE they would be able to run as usual on of Houlton, M aine Whereas Earl Fitzsimmons of Lime­ H AM ILTON-GRANT CO. Dealers, Houlton, Maine electric power during April to Novem­ stone in the (’minty of Aroostook and ber inclusive but the electric power State of Maine, by his mortgage deed, company is in such bad physical con­ dated the fifth day of November. A. D. dition that up to date the shoe people 1914, and recorded in Aroostook Reg­ istry, Vol. 279, Page* 63, conveyed to have had to use steam Harry A. Chase and Omar C, Chase A leading user and distributor to both of said Limestone, a certain pat- public utilities, steamboat lines, etc., cel of real estate senate in said Lime­ gome with contracts for. carrying stone and described as follows, to wit ; —On hundred ten acres off the North United States mail, report receiving side of Lot Numbered Two in Section repeated Inquiries which they are un­ Fifteen in said Limestone: 1 i f . \ M ¥ able to supply on account of transpor­ Ami whereas the said Harry A. A' 'O '* , Chase and Omar C. Chase, by their ; r i > v itV. tation situation and limited supply of , *. • ••• ' ' A I T A i r ' A deed of assignment, dated December \ % .♦/; • r f coal, fortunately a very considerable \ s B Ml 30th, 1914, recorded in Aroostook Reg­ 7 % £ > I territory is served by them with light­ istry Vol. 283, Page 26, sold, assigned m g y y a _ ____ « ers and schooners, such water deliv­ and conveyed the said mortgage, the eries relieving all rail movements. debt thereby secured and all right, title and interest in the premises there­ W hile this relieves the car situation it in described, acquired under and by Hebron Academy does not help the shortage of the coal virtue thereof to Frontier Trust Com­ .situation, which makes it imperative pany a corporation located at Fort H KB RO N , M A IN E that have 500 tons of coal at once Fairfield in said County of Aroostook. And whereas the said Frontier These facts which have come as a rr,Hh spiritual ami material success the minds and bodies of its students. en&e Trust Company by its deed of assign­ result of the survey made by the State ment, dated June 24th, 1920, recorded -D- of your girls ami boys depend upon The school has ten buildings includ­ their schooling. for over lit* \ ears Chamber, at which were present mem in Aroostook Registry of Deeds, Vol.. ing two spacious dormitories, one for Hebron Academy lias guided ambi­ girls and one tor boys. bers of the Public Utilities Commis­ 306. Page 31, sold, assigned and con­ veyed to me, the undersigned, George tious girls and boys into the paths of sion as agents for the New England prosperity and happiness. Here the In this wholesome and homelike S. Osborne of Limestone in the County atmosphere the student prospers. coal committee for the state, the exe­ of Aroostook and State of Maine, the student is taught a fearless honesty, a Christian independence of thought The courses include English, Mathe­ cutive council of the State Chamber said mortgage, the debt thereby se­ matics, Science, Physics, Latin, cured and all right, title and interest and action, and the principles of good of Commerce and other leading busi­ citizenship. Spanish, French, Home Economics, in the premises therein described, ac­ Domestic Chemistry, Elocution, Busi­ ness men of Maine, dispelled any feel- quired under and by virtue thereof. Located in hilly country, with the ness English and Arithmetic. All iny of security. And whereas the condition of said magnificent view of Mount Washing­ sports. Faculty changes are infre­ This alarmirg shortage threatens mortgage has been broken, now there­ ton and the White Mountain Range quent. Pupils always under ex­ paralysis of industrial life, and much fore. by reason of the breach of the forty-five miles away, the Academy perienced teachers, masters in their condition thereof, I claim a foreclo­ is ideally situated for devHophm both lines. privation and hardship to all the peo­ sure of said mortgage and give this ple of Maine. notice for the purpose of foreclosing T e n Buildings Forty Acres the same A report of the purchasing depart­ For catalog and particulars address ments of State institutions shows Limestone, Maine. Julv 9, 1929. ! BROADWAY PHARMACY---- GEORGE S. OSBORNE, j there is now on hand only 6% of the W m . E. Sargent, Litt.D., Principal By his attorneys. | Next to Elks Club Prescription Druggist Main Street •coal needed for 1920. 328 Powers and Guild. I PAGE EIGHT HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920

Shirley Hare was a week-end guest M. Turner of Dehec. Interment was at the homeof Air. and Airs. J. P. made in the Baird Cemetery. Air. ALL COMING TO BOSTON Roek and a genuine New England Tracy. Watson was a prosperous farmer and Thousands Will Attend National clambake afterward. Miss Grace AIcCordic isis spending also conducted a general store on the SURROUNDING TOWNS several weeks with her sister Airs. line between Alaine and N. B. He was Grange Convention Early The use of Faneuil Hall has been a worthy citizen, respected by all who Roy Drake. in November secured lor the sessions of the second Air. and Airs. Roy Drake are re­ knew him. He is survived bv four week, beginning with the memorial ceiving eongrutula' ions on the birth children, 3 daughters and a son who Reports from all sections of New are left to mourn their loss. The The social held by the Ladies Aid of son on July 24. England show a tremendous interest service on Sunday night, following the Subscribers should bear in Air. and Airs, ft; ■ I oh Hamilton left sympathy ol' the community is extend­ of the Baptist ehurch was well at­ ed to the bereaved ones. in the big session of the National use of Alechanics Hall the entire first mind that all subscriptions are tended and over fifty dollars was rais­ Wednesday for a to Plymouth, N. ed. H. to visit relatives. Grange at Boston, November 10-19 week. That attendance will run heavy payable in advance and th% pa­ Rev. II Scott Smith will hold ser­ next, and present indications are that Mr. Amos Ingraham purchased the vice at the Episcopal church Sunday the whole 10 days of the session is per will be discontinued at ex­ Mitchell touring car instead of Winn FISH AND GAME COM- upwards of 15.000 Patrons of Hus­ afternoo uat 3 o'clock. certain, while plans are in progress to piration. Notice of such expira­ Hemore as was stated in last weeks Mrs. Hooper and daughter Margery MISSIONER BUSY bandry will attend, coming principally issue. from the New England states and New make closing day, Friday, the 19th, tion will be sent out the First of of Lynn, Alass., are tin1 guests of her Willis E. Parsons, commissioner of Mrs. Mattie Pamester, Mrs. Joseph sister Airs. Hanford Sloat. York, although good delegations are especially significant, as a fitting close each month . Toque and Mr. Harry Pamester of inland fisheries and game, will this Clifton and Alta Tracy anil their coming from states farther distant. Boston are visiting Mr. and .Airs. Wm. friend Aliss Reynolds of Waterville week make an extensive trip of in­ to what will undoubtedly prove the Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania will Commencing Saturday, May 15, 1920 Bagley. are the guests of their uncle J. P. spection of fishways in Washington most memorable session the National send several carloads, while even the the T IM E S office will close at noon Mr. C. P. Henderson of Bear River, Tracy. county, especially those on the St. N. S. will preach at the Hall Thursday Congratulations are Doing extended Pacific Coast will be -well represented. Grange ever held. That this will be every Saturday during May, June, Croix river, they being in poor condi­ evemng and Sunday at 10 a. m. and at to Air. and Airs. Jasper Little on the Those in charge of working the sev­ one of the largest conventions ever as­ July and August, in accordance with 7.30 p. m. birth of twin daughters on Sunday, tion, not having anything done to enth degree are inclined to feel that sembled in Boston is certain, and in the usual custom of Banks and County Miss Marion McCorquindale and July 25th. them for some time. Air. Parsons will the class of 10,000 candidates planned offices. Miss Vera Thompson were week-end Airs. AI. L. Durgin of Alilo and Airs. he accompanied by Fishway Inspector addition to reservations already made guests of Miss Isabel O'Donnell of Charles Ross and son of Brocton, Alass for will be easily reached, and prob­ Frank AI. Perkins of Bradley. in all the hotels of the city, a well- Houlton. were recent guests of their cousin ably exceeded. LETTERB Mr. Hastings McGowan and Miss Jas. Robinson. The commissioner has ordered a oiganized housing bureau is at work Faye Thompson attended the morn­ John Alurphy who has been confined hearing for 2 o'clock Wednesday af­ With a seating capacity of 6,000 in Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchel spent securing every available room in Sunday with relatives in Woodstock. ing service at the Advent church in to the house by blood poisoning caus­ ternoon, Aug. 4, in the hotel at Alalta- Alechanics Hall, it is planned that the N. B. Woodstock, N. B., Sunday. in' the sting of a bee on his ankle is working of the seventh degree on Fri­ Greater Boston for the use of the able to he out. wamkeag to consider the question of day, November 12, will occur at 2.30 visitors. A number of people from this town j Aliss Thelma Niles arrived this week closing Matteseunk in Alolunkus so- attended the baptism in New Limerick HODGDON from Portland to spend the month of called, an unorganized township in in the afternoon and at 7.30 in tlm Reports on the proposed agricultural on Sunday. August with her grandmother, Airs. evening, thereby fully accommodating George Jones was visiting in Bos­ Aroostook county, and its tributaries. exhibit to be run in the lower hall in Miss Vera Day of Hodgdon spent a ton last week. Catherine Bruce. all the candidates. That special trains few days last week with her aunt Mrs. j Air. James Briggs and granddaugh­ Carlton brook, so-called, and Wyman : | Rev. D. A. MacKinnon purchased a will be run to Boston that day from Mechanics Building’ all the first week, M. G. Carpenter. ters Gladys and Edna Briggs have re­ brook, so-called, also the outlet of said | Ford Car last week. and wholly free to the public, point to Mrs. William Fowler and two sons ' Mr. Charles Lycette has recently turned from Bridgewater where they Alatteseunk lake, to all fishing. various New England points is expect­ Harry and Herbert of Littleton were J purchased an Overland car. were guests of relatives. The department is making plans for ed, following the same plan as carried a quality show that has never been guests of Mrs. George Mitchell on Sun-j Mr. Elwood Howard has a valuable T. A. Schools. D. F. Adams. A. Z. the coming game inspection season, as ! out at Alanchester, N. H., seven years equalled in New England. With the day. >colt badly kicked last week. McBride and W. O. Briggs motored to ago. Caribou to attend a meeting of the to the special automobile inspectors six states al co-operating, each show- Miss Cora Laskey who has been em- J Miss Irene Benn was the guest of Federation of Farmers on July 20th. ployed in Andover for the past two | relatives at Crescent Park last week. and at the several game inspection In connection with the session, the j ing up its own products to special ad- Airs. Ernest Adair and Helen Adair years returned to her home in this Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Rhoda are stations and also mapping out the fall special historic significance of this ter- J vantage, the show will be in many spending a few weeks at St. Andrews. are the guests of Airs. Adair's mother town last week. campaign of the warden service. The centenary year is to be recognized in j respects unique and highly interesting Mrs. Richard Rhoda of Houlton was Mrs. George Jones of Hodgdon and ! Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter and commissioner proposes to have the a way that will have great interest, j Vermont, for example, is not only to M. G. Carpenter and family were in the week-end guest of relatives in are attending the Chautauqua at | Houlton. j On Sunday, November 14, the dele-1 specialize on maple sugar products, Houlton Sunday to attend the funer­ town. best force on duty this season that has AVhile Air. and Airs. James Stone | al of Gardiner Logan. Supt. Gray gave a very inspiring | ever been put into the tieliL The spe- gates and others are to be taken by j hut will illustrate the whole process of were attending Pentacostal Meeting in Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carpenter went sermon at the M. E. church Sunday, | automobiles over the route of Paul maple sugar manufacturing, undoubt- Houl ton Sunday evening, their car was i ( men ""hi Placed (m fluty se\- to Portland last week where they will July 26. I stolen from W eek’s St. It was found j oral weeks in advance of the big Revere’s Ride, through Concord. Lex­ edly to the delight of all witnesses. visit relatives______for_____ several____ weeks,__ ^ be- ^ Watch for the Watkins Man he sells fore returning home they will visit j Watkins Spark Plug that delivers a about two miles from Houlton on the j game season, earlier than ever before. ington and other points, stopping at Alaine promises the greatest potato AVootlstock road. their daughter Mrs. Fred Soule o f ; hot Juicy^ sp.ark\ Eight new Secret Service or plain Concord and attending church in a show ever staged, while all the other *v„n. At the regular meeting of Littleton. , , . , , . . , Mount Tabor, New Jersey. Miss Marion Benn of New York ar- body at one of the historic old states will be equally alert in prepar­ rived in town Saturday to spend a , Grange on Tuesday evening, five can- j ‘‘.lothes men will lie added to the a.- few weeks with her parents Air. andUm !' didatesUIUttlco "cic were man instructed iu’lvu in in the uitt 3rd oru ami and t I irtiuvready c*im;i^iiL efficient iui force, ia*, aim and it it ic is safe tocv, churches -...... of -- that---- town. ~~--- Monday,------* ’ the ing their exhibits. Certainly the whole MONTICELLO Mrs. Oscar Benn. j 4th degrees. Ice cream and cake were j say that violators of the fish and game 15th. will he given over wholly to a 10 days’ session will be one big New The many friends of Mrs. Kendall a Peter Foster of Fort Fairfield is in Ia^ * Th,° ' laws will have anything but an easy trip by special train to Plymouth, England event, eagerly anticipated Jackins of Houlton regretted to learn : receipts were $19.25 which was ored- . . fitting historical service at Plymouth and sure to be long remembered. town calling on friends. of her death last week. Sveral from i ited to the Piano Fund. i time to escape detection. Mrs. Minnie Verplast of Houlton is here attended the funeral service on the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Good I j ______Thursday. « .. , j this week. W e are glad to see that the work on ! r ___ i Tired Mothers. It’s hard work to Ophn services are held in the r, - I Gardiner Logan died Fridav morn- ' . , care of children and to cook. square every Thursday evening by the new schoolhouse at the Corner is ing July 2;, at thfi Madigan hospital at itake progressing so finely under the able W M C ff£ S T £ A Rev. G. H. Taylor. the age of 51 years. He leaves to ; sweep, wash, sew and mend besides, direction of the chief carpenter Bar­ mourn their loss his wife and three 1 Tired mothers should take Hood’s Sar Miss Leonette Warburton of Law­ ton Clark of Houlton. The building small children. rence. Mass, was the guest of Gertrude when completed will be quite an ad- Air Logan was an I saparilla— it refreshes the blood, im­ Fletcher last week. dittos to Hodgdon Corner and reflects i " ^ . f ‘ "'‘‘T ; h “ kind proves the appetite, assures restful Mrs. Ernest Mulherrin returned last the good judgment of the School Com- hus >,m 1 'm(1 l!l,h' Hp " as ,l mem- Tuesday from the Eastern Maine Gen­ her of St. Alary's Catholic church and sleep, and helps in many ways mittee in selecting so admirable a lo­ also of Littleton Grange. Funeral ser­ eral Hospital at Bangor. cation. Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLeod have vices were held at St. Alary’s church returned from a weeks outing at their on Sunday p. m. at 3 o'clock. cottage at St. Andrews. LINNEUS Week of July 26th, 1920 wiwatsstEft. There will be a meeting of the Mrs. Angus Mclver Mrs. Amos Morrison is very poorly Ladles Aid at the home of Mrs. Albert Mrs. Angus Mclver passed away on at this writing. Smith on Thursday afternoon of this Thursday, July 22 at the age of 81 Miss Thelma Adams visited with Temple Theatre i t week. years and 9 months. Her death was I, friends in St. Frances last week. There was a large attendance at caused by pneumonia following an at­ Mrs. Harold Logie and Miss Faye WEDNESDAY » >♦' j at* I Grange Saturday evening, six were in­ tack of influenza. Airs. Alclver was Logie visited in Monticello last week. Hobart Bosworth in structed In the third and fourth de­ born in Ireland, Oct. 18. 1838. She Miss Mildred Henderson of Littleton grees. A harvest supper of sandwiches leaves to mourn their loss, an aged is visiting her aunt Mrs. Claud Ruth. “Below the Surface” cake and coffee was served. husband and three sons, Daniel who Watch for the Watkins Man ask Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wellington, Mr. on „„i,i______* , . lives in the West, John of Charleston, The story is of a heavy nature, and it's and Mrs. Elbridge Wellington, Miss him about that all rubber patch out- j Me an(, Co|,.n wlth w)lom slu. ma,i,, unusualness malo-s it one that will ^ip- Opal Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fos­ lier home. One son and daughter Mr. Orville Sawyer returned to his ter, J. R. Weed and A. M. Nason all died in infancy. Funeral services peaI to folks t hat appr o.date g..ud onter- home in Manchester, N. H. last Satur­ attended the horse races at Caribou were held from St. Alary's church on taniment. News and Chester Outing day. last week. Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Mr. Albert Young and family of THURSDAY Y o u ’ll find its Uses Countless, Houlton spent Sunday here with rel­ Wilmot Watson Bryant Washburn in atives. The community was saddened by BRIDGEWATER “Sins of St. Anthony” Like the Stars Mrs. Eunice Lyons of Houlton spent the death of Wilmot Watson on Richard Ash of Boston Is in town. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Garfield A story along faroo-c anody linos that Beatrice Burtt is sick with lung trou­ Thursday. July 21 at Alontreal where K GEP a enn of Winchester General Utility Oil Burton. he went for treatment last week. Tin* will ho particularly apponling to tlii.se of ble. Mr. Frank Hamilton and family of you who like' to laugh and he niorry. m that handy kitchen drawer. To lubricate, Chas. Hanson has been town a few remains, accompanied by his daughter Mars Hill were calling on friends here Mary, arrived Friday noon and funer­ News Burton Holmes Travelogue clean, polish and prevent rust. days from Dexter. last Sunday. Allie Packard has returned from a al services were held Friday after­ I se it for the vacuum cleaner, sewing machine, Mrs. Jewett Adams and son Claude noon at the home, conducted by Rev. FRIDAY business trip to Bangor and Boston. spent Monday in Houlton with Mr and Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran in phonogranh. washing machine, children’s roller Mrs. Irene Lawrence was called to Mrs. H. E. Kimball. Houlton Wednesday by the death of a Mrs. Theodore Sterritt and two chil­ “ Everything but the Truth” skates and Lievcle.s, lav*?* * • * . • ■ r s, fire- relative. dren returned to their home in AI ill i- These are comedy favorites and this their arm*. ;.*■■!ii;*;' r- Gy ‘a- ’: Repairs from Bridgewater to Osgood nocket on Monday. first five-reel comedy reveal some inside 1 r the :e. o!:ice, l .,;a or iaeiorv. Come the Jeweler, Houlton, receive prompt Mrs. Clinton Merrow and son of fads on matrimony that will keep you in tc a y c.L„ Aet a can. Three ounces, cents. attention. Presque Isle are visiting her mother laughing. Paramount Magazine 30 Velmar Burns is entertaining her Mrs. Sarah E. Bither. friend Myra Collins of Mars Hill for Quite a number from Blaine uml SATURDAY PUTNAM HARDWARE CO. a few days. Mars Hill attending the baptism ser­ Vivian Rich in “Would You Forgive?” Houlton, Maine Mrs. Helen Buck has returned to WE HAVE vice here last Sunday afternoon. Houlton after a weeks’ visit in town Mrs. B. D. Hoyt of Green Road, N. just unloaded a Carload of the A jealous husband is ope of tin* worst with relatives and friends. B. and Miss Edna Port of Sasktoon tilings a wife can possess. If you don't t h e WMCffESTtR STORE Ida Stackpole has returned home visited their cousin Mrs. Milton Bith­ famous Round Oak Stoves, believe it see this picture. Mutt and Jeff from Caribou where she spent several er. Ranges and Ripeless Furnaces. days at the home of her friend Mabel Mrs. W ill Taylor of Houlton is ear­ o reel Sennett Comedy “Gingham Girl" Hall. Ing "for Mrs. neibert' Blth'erwho has Samples are now on onr floor, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davidson return­ been suffering with an abcess on the We believe them to be unequal- ed Friday from Portland, their daugh­ eye. ; ^ , ter Mrs. Wllmot returned Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russ<*ll and her home in Perham. Mrs. Maurice Stewart and daughter Come ill and look them over, There was a slight blaze at the home It’s dollars of Elery Smith’s Friday, caused by a lives. We will e glad to show them clothes brush laying on the electric Mr. and Mrs. Willie Getcheii. Air. without nutting vou under any toaster. The children turned on the and Airs. Byron Bfiher and la!>v ;:” d current, soon the curtains, table and Miss Nettie Siouuard auioed to .\.-m obligation. to doughnuts- wood work were on fire but a few pails land Iasi Sunday. Our latch string is always out of water in time saved it from being Aliss Alanic Alexander, Al::;. ' L.r. no man ever smoked a better dlsatrous. Boyd and daughter Aliss Janice - f and the Welcome on our mat is Hartford, Cor.n. are sptmdin * a th e> for you. cigarette at any price! EAST HODGDON week’s vacation here. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. A M E L S quality, and their expert blend Della Egears Wednesday, July 28. LITTLETON J. E. TARBELL & SONS of choice Turkish and choice Domestic Miss Gladys Pelky was the guest of Mrs. Mary Lowrey of Monticello is Smyrna Mills, Maine C relatives in Bristol, N. B. two weeks. visiting her daughter Airs. Janu s I tobaccos hand you a cigarette that will sat­ Mr. Harold Nevers of Millinocket Stone. isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed. was the guest of Mr. Jasper Crane re­ cently. You will prefer this Camel blend to either Mrs. Herbert London and three chil­ dren were the guests of Mrs. John Lon­ kind smoked straight! don 8unday. Mr. and Mrs. William Finch of Hodg­ 11 Advertised Goods Are Your Camels mellow-mildness will certainly don were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Grant last Thursday. appeal to you. The “body” is all there, a n d Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephen soon of that smoothness! It’s a delight! Ludlow were the guests of Mrs. Ed­ Protection!* ward Henderson Sunday. That is the sign that is in the windows of this store calling attention to Go the limit with Camels! They will not Remember the Grange meeting held advertisements from The Saturday Fveiling Font. Ladies Home Journal, on Wednesday evening, July 28. tire your taste. And, they leave no unpleas­ Every one try and come. Cosmospolitan, American and Photoplay Alagazines. These ads tell of cer­ Mrs. George Emerson of Livermore tain articles that are sold in Oakfield by this store and the articles are ant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant ciga- Falls has been visiting friends and shown y«u with the ads. retty odor! relatives here the past week. Miss Eva Grant was the guest of Among these articles are the following: her sister Mrs. Florence Dickinson last Thursday at Union Corner, N. B. Elgin Watches Mr. and Mrs. Guy Turney and fam­ Hamilton Watches ily were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waltham Watches John Henderson Green Road, N. B.. South Bend Watches Sunday. Mrs. Robert Hawkes and sons spent Big Ben Alarm Clocks part of last week at Union Corner the WWW Rings guests of her sister Mrs. Emerson Ostby and Barton Rings Dickinson. By rex Casseroles Mrs. Hattie Egears and son Ellery and daughter Lois has returned home Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens after a two weeks visit with relatives Sheaffer's Fountain Pens in Newcastle, Queens County, N. B. Eastman Kodaks and Supnlies Old Hampshire Bond Stationery LUDLOW 1S47 Roger Bros., Wm. Rogers and Community Plate Silverware Mr. James Webb has had a Stewart *• furnace Installed in his house These articles are advertised from Oregon to Florida and from southern Miss Marion McCorquindale o f California to Maine. They have a reputation with the public—a reputation Millinocket is visiting Miss Vera Thompson. built up by long years of honorable dealing, of value giving and of progres­ Miss Vera Scott of Hodgdon has sive business methods. been spending a few days with Miss If the public had not trusted these concerns they could not have Mary Hand. stayed in business year in and year out. You arc fully protected Mrs. Edith Hand and family spent 8unday with her sister Mrs. Wilmot when you buy these articles at this Store. See our wondows. Briggs of Littleton. Mr. Wendell Hand and Miss Christie Murray of Houlton were Sunday guest of Mrs. James Longstaff. N. W. Gerrish, Jeweler Mrs. Hannah Equarb and daughter Oakfield, Maine. Miss Gladys of Fredericton, N. B., havs been visiting relatives here.