AODcctiitmentt. ! &l)brrti*rmfnt8. LOCAL AFFAIRS [ compelled him to give up. He leave* besides hi* parents, who live in Amherst, j I a one daughter and three sons. 1IBW ADVERTISEMENT* THI8 WEEK widow, The body was taken to Amherst for in- Bijou theatre terment. The Burrill National bank BURRILL NATIONAL BANK Hancock Co Savings Bank The October term of the supreme court Union Trust Co was for the term House for sale finally adjourned yester- ELLSWORTH. MAINE Caution notice— Holiis O Carter day, Justice King having held it open the Catboat for sale two weeks for in several Hecond-hand furniture for sale past bearings Ellsworth Harpwood Co. matters. During the term 142 cases on the Whether Old or F B Aiken bouse for sale Young, Rich or Poor docket have been disposed of—forty-two mwm by entry of “neither party”, fifty-seven H H Harden—Hides wanted judgments, twenty-four divorces and This Bank is in Account with the Buckspobt. Mb: growing deposits—and An Burrill National fourteen cases dismissed. There were 124 Bank Man wanted to work in hotel there is a reason for it. new entries. The divorce was is the safe, convenient for Ausvsta. Mb: following way one to in every Taxes on land in granted, addition to the list previously unincorporated townships We have endeavored to accumulate Pontland. Mn.: Hannah E. from always give money, whether old or young, published: Crippen outfits William 8. for desertion. or It has Woodsawing for sale Crippen, the very class of service. rich poor. success N. Y.: highest banking brought to Binghamton, William H. Holmes, son*of Mrs. Harriet Domestic Co—Old false teeth wanted and will it to Supply Holmes of this a many bring you if you are city, died yesterday morn- Grow with growing, progressive Bank in ing at the Garfield hospital in Wash- making SCHEDULE OP MAILS —start an account persistent regular deposits. ington, D. C., after an illness of a few to-day. AT BLLH WORTH POSTOFFICB. days. Mr. Holmes studied at the Bank with us. In tfeet, Sep*. 30, 1917. University of Maine, was graduated from the University of Iowa in 1901, and took MAILS RBCBtVBD. a post-graduate course at the Yale law Week Day*. school. For several years he practiced in Prom Wbbt-6.41, 11.46 a m; 4.24 p m. the West, bat for the past few years bad From East—11.10 a no; 6.22 pm. Union Trust Company BIJOU been located at Washington. He leaves THEATRE MAILS CLOSH AT POSTOFFICB besides hi* mol her,one sister, Miss Minnie MAIN STREET Going Wbat— 10.30 a 5.60 m. oXEllsworth,Maine m; p E. Holmes of Ellsworth. The body will Going East—6.10 a m; 3.46 p iu. be brought here for interment. Sunday*. (Until Nov. 2f>.) WEDNESDAY* NOV. 7—"The Field of Honor,” in 5 acts. Universal. Arrive from the west 8.11 am. Closes for Harris C. Ayer of Bangor and Miss THURSDAY, NOV. 8 Earle Williams in " Apartment 29,” 5 acts, Vitagrapb. west 4.50 p m. Hazel Q. Falvey of Ellsworth were mar- NOV. 9-Harold Lockwood in FRIDAY, -The Promise," 5 sets, Metro ried last Wednesday evening, at the home NOV. IB Clark in Registered mail should be at half SATURDAY, -Marguerite "The Fortunes of Fill," Paramount postofflce of the Kev. Ben- an hour officiating clergyman, Don’t Go the Point. NOV, Vi— Wforld Film in 5 before mail closes. Beyond Safety MONDAY, acts. jamin T. Livingston, in Bangor. They NOV. 13 -Blanche Sweet in Prudent it tlie man or woman who does not TUESDAY, "Those Without Sin,” o acts, Para- were attended by Misses Edna and Isabel go beyond the mount. UKATHKK IN KLL«\M)KTH. Falvey of Ellsworth, sisters of the bride. safety point in any investment or loan. Insist upon Absolute Se- For \V**«*k hutting at Midnight Tuesday, A few relatives and friends were present. On and after Nov. 1 the price * ill be: Children 6 cents, curity for every dollar. You have the assurance of for your Nov. «, 1917. The bride was in safety Adults. 11 cents. becomingly gowned From funds when have an account with the Hancock Co. liank. | observations takeu at the powei a navy blue traveling suit, with picture yon Savings station of the Bar Harbor & Union Rivei and carried roses. Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation Is hat, bride After the Hancock Bank t given in tuches for the twenty-four hours ceremony, a Hallowe’en dinner was County Savings ending at midnight.j served at the borne of the The Ellsworth, Maine Weather Precip- groom. Temperature conditions itatiou bouse was decorated with chrysan- carnations and roses. Mr. and 12 m forenoou afternoon themums, Butter Printed At Mrs. Paper Wed 41- 52- fair Ayer will make their home in Ban- CITY MKKTING the gutters was in each condition that Thurs 3S— 50— fair fair gor. water ran down the inside of the wall Fri 32- 46— fair fair Thursday, Nov. 15, is the date set for 'I wo Claims for Aid Under New Laws with each rain. To prevent this it will Mat 36- 42— fair The American Office the “Patriotic to be at —Other Business. be necessary to zinc the gutters and a 4— Pageant” given cloudy.fair fair of Hancock hall, under tne of the The regular meeting the city govern- short distance up the roof all the way Mon 82— 46— fair, clear auspices Ellsworth dramatic club and the ment was held Monday evening. Presi- around the The trus- Tues 88- 52— fair fair.rain .15 direction building. library dent Wescott of the board in of Fred E. Cooke. The will go presiding tees were authorized to expend not exceed- Total rainfall for October, 6.85 inches. proceeds toward the of Christmas the absence of the mayor. Other aider- ing for repairs. Average temperature for October, 49 4° purchase gifts fl50 men Moore and ** for the Ellsworth in service. The present, Brown, (ward 4) It come to the attention of the Best quality Red Lion water-proof and grease-proof vegetable parch- 1916, 52.1° boys having will be different Small. board that the iron under the ment with butter to performance entirely stringers paper, printed especially-made paper ink comply fol- Capt. George C. Fullerton of the U. 8. 8. from anything the dramatic club has Bolls of accounts were passed as Main street bridge were rusting and scal- with new law. There is on the m none cheaper paper irket; better. lows : Actus. it at home for a few days. before attempted. There will be forty- ing badly because of lack of proper paint- three in the cast. the historical Roll of accounts No. 9. ♦•2,317 83 ing, Aid. Brown was instructed to investi- Mrs. Herbert Poraroy and son Chester Among characters and scenes that will STRBBT COMMISSIONER'S KOLlS. gate, and have the stringers P.ite, and of Gardiner are visiting relatives in this patriotic thoroughly including paper special printing: 8 6 42 be depicted are Uncle Sam, Joan of Arc, Highways. ♦ scraped and painted if necessary. city. Hide walks. 110 80 Betsy Ross, Columbus and Queen Isabella, Adjourned. Mrs. William Brooks and Mrs. J. T. Hewers. 346 38 •')( 0 sheets “The Spirit of 76,” “Paul Revere’s Ride,” pound size, if2.00 ; size, $1.75 Harriman left for a visit in Perm sidewalks. 72 66 half-pound yesterday “Sheridan’s and others. Bostou. Ride,” many Bridges. 1,416 i5 V.OUTli TIIK. lilVKK. 1000 “ “ “ “ “ Costumes will come from Boston, and 2,272 35 3.00; 2.75 Tinker’s concert and orches- SALARY ROLL. of company there will be special scenery and electrical TBACHBBS* Mrs. Zelda Wilson Ellsworth and tra, always popular in Ellsworth, will effects. Common schools. $788 :0 Miss Bertha Swan of Nantucket, Mass., Tlain be at Hancock hall to-night. High school. 3 A 50 are visiting Mrs. Albert Closaon. printed butter paper, blank 'or name, pound size, 35 cents a The Ellsworth municipal court has 1,144 CO Antonio who pound. Orders for four oi more sent under four Bernardino, has spent been with several criminal Miss Bertha Estey has gone to isles boro pounds postpaid; occupied Grand total. ♦ .',734 23 the few weeks in New York and visit her Mrs. F:auk B. t-.ii s add be a pound for postage. past cases the past week. Last Wednesday to sister, Bichard- arrived home The resignation of Mrs. H. H. Emerson vicinity, Tuesday. Artelle Mosley of Trenton was arraigned j son. as matron of the reading room wa9 Leslie F Jordan, a travelling salesman, on a charge of assault and battery on W. W. York left Thursday for Surry, accepted, and Miss Kubie F. Phillips was has moved to Ellsworth, occupying the Lettie Mitchell of Bar Harbor. He was ; South Brooksville and Andover, Mass., to fill the vacancy. A. E. Moore house on Dean street. found guilty, and paid a due of $3 and appointed for an extended visit. Grace A. Fullerton, wife of George C. ! Miss Helen Tinker, who has been the costs, |3 93. Friday, George L. Sprague Fullerton, applied for aid as the guest of Mrs. John F. Whitcomb of Ellsworth was arraigned on a charge during wife of a man in the of assault and on dependent service, the summer, returned to Boston battery Lucrelia M. Daily Thought. 8PECIAL NOTICE Friday. under a law the last ! Sprague. He pleaded not guilty, waived passed by Neither let mistakes nor wrong di- M J. Drummey of Portland was in The clerk was instructed to examination, and furnished bonds in the legislature. rections. of which every man. in his To Whom It Concern Ellsworth over Su'idsj' lo attend the communicate with the secretary of state May >»um of $200 for »»pp--ardu»v hi nut April studies and elsewhere. •' > many, fum lotDdiiel Do le, returning home as to the to be taken. lerrn h me «u )re*ue court. necessary steps Tbcr** "■* ?u- .f Yesterday discourage you. '*«i g t. rh-irr-•( a.lva <■ in *Iim ,-n-e-. He-. 18. it will AlUviniun a.nail brought tnu matter Clifford Robbins nl Sou Imi^i Harbor up struction to he '»v ^ i.* ere lit- j g*' n.-,-e n n i *r .it‘ njt'.t .tins in hiN' ti toe pi Vr on an li.st The Thuisd wrong. Let a man try fnictit'uHy, man- r the last century. vates in the Milliken regiment of heavy each additional child, the aid to be fur- at Hancock hall. the winter, in New York. This week an TtiauKirg the public for its past patronage. artillery are at borne from Camp Bartlett nished in money or supplies or both. Thursday evening, Nov. 15, at Hancock active house-to-house canvass is being at We (field, for a few days. This would entitle Mrs. Brown to $22 hall—Patriotic pageant, under the aus- made for members. It is hoped to obtain The Woman’s club will meet at the a month. The city would be reimbursed i pices of the Ellsworth dramatic ciuh. Alt E. F. ROBINSON CO a large inemberBhin. The people are given home of Mrs. A. P. W is well by ihe State to the amount uf half the ; seats reserved, 35 cents, on sale Monday at Tuesday, an opportunity to become directly con- Nov. 13, at 3 o’clock. Rev. R. B. Mathews sum paid, it is understood that Mrs. j R. H. Smith’s. nected with the work, and the member- will on current events. Brown is already receiving about |26 a speak ship fees will give increased funds for the j Thursday, Dec. 6, afternoon and eve- mouth from Superintendent of the Poor and Mrs. Margaret E. Lord and Mrs. Mary local work, as one-half the fee for each j ning at Congregational vestry—Sale Mitchell, and there is some question as Michaelis left to-day for Amsterdam, N. is retained the county baked*bean supper. membership by to how this tact would affect aid under c. c. & SON Y., where they will spend a few weeks, chapter. BURRILL tbe new law. from there South for the winter. iWHTflfr,.] VulV going Glendon L. of who was Harper Center, Superintendent Mitchell believes aid i — 1807- Ustabllslied The Hallowe’en party given by the in the county jail bound over for the under the new law would make uu- f Unitan n club at Hancock hall last term under an indictment charging April j necessary and supplant aid be is now Wednesday evening, was well attended. him with stolen made FOR SALE insurance receiving goods, j giving. There is some question, too, as fire and automobile Higgins’ orchestra furnished music for his He was as- escape Friday evening. to whether the city’s half under the new dauciug. sisting in work at the stable, and when Representing some of the leading companies of this and foreign countres j law would fall upon Superintendent the attendant with him went to the F. B. Aiken Homestead An auxiliary of the Red Cross has been hay- Mitchell for payment under his contract formed at East A ball loft for a moment to throw down hay for Surry. poverty with the city, as the law explicitly states | Cor. Birch Ave. and Oak St will be held at the hall the horse. it was ! Plants and Surry graoge Harper disappeared, that a mother and children receiving aid | Nov. for the dark at the time, and as he made his way _ Strawberry Wednesday evening, 14, under it shall not be deemed paupers. Ij down over back of the benefit of the Red Cross. will be the ledge stable, < Supper It is understood that there are other Must be to estate. concealment was Sheriff Wescott sold close Raspberry Bushes served. easy. j claims of a tike nature forthcoming. The WoodWanted has sent out a general aiirrn for him, and I Miss Constance Purdy gave a delight* board was not clear as to all the condi also he doubtless will be ful at her home on hill apprehended, though lions and of the new are in the market for party Bridge last requirements law, no trace of him has been obtained as yet. Wednesday eveuing, (or the benefit of and because of the importance of it, de- j T. F. MAHONEY, " kite Yellow Fruit Trees, Shrubs and Rosebushes is about 5 feet 4 inches tall, Birch, Birch, the Ked Cross. An enjoyable evening Hirper weighs cided it best to create a special board to between 130 and 140 light com- Hock also with games and music was spent. The pounds, handle such claims. This board was ap- Administrator Maple, l'oplar. in orders for Deliv- smooth face. He j Send your Spring plexion, yellow hair, as Frank S. chair- '■ood to proceeds from the silver collection pointed follows: Call, Prices, according Write for catalogue and circu- wore an old blue suit, gray sweater and ery. a i.ounted to |18.70. man; Arthur B. Mitchell and Mrs. Myron 'juality of stock. Please call lars. cap, and brown aneaks. Sheriff Wescott Home-Made Marmalade The theatre is fortunate in secur- K. King. Bijou such a man to tele- at our aths anyone seeing office or address ing for this week three of the most popu- Complaint having been made as to tbe and Shrub HANCOCK COUNTY NURSERY CO. phone him at once. lar stare on the screen to-day-Thursday condition of tbe Christian Ridge road, FOR SALE MAINE Earle Williams in tbe street commissioner was authorized Ellsworth Hardwood Co. SURRY, night, “Apartment 29;” Favor Stoue Bridge. Harold Lockwood in “The to for and to have Friday night, The Ml. Desert bridge trustees and the ! expend flOO gravelling, Miss Caroline Harrington Promise,” and Baturday night. Mar- all trees and bushes cut from beside the State highway commission in a conference j Ellsworth, Mains C.ark in “The Fortunes of Fifi.” road Irom a near Henry guerite at Augusta last Wednesday, decided in ! point Coipitts* R. house to the Mitchell place, one cause fur The to stll Auto Glendon Treadwell, formerly of favor of a stone bridge to replace the j place your Deer- Liimehan’s Livery the condition of the road being that it is WANTED Amherst, a brother of L. E. Treadwell of wooden bridge at Mt. Desert narrows. skins, Bed and or sorvico heavily shaded and the roadbed has uo Woolskms, Three Cars; day night this city, died at his home in Orono Fri- Plans for such have been submitted to oppcriuui.y to dry out. Horse Hides and Fur. Typewriting and Copying Prices Rsasonable day, aged forty-eight years. He had been the war department, and as soon as ap- ill the past three years, suffering a series proval is received, bids will be called tor. Aid. Brown of the committee instructed H. H. HARDEN Kate ELLSWORTH of shocks. He worked af bis business us The estimated cost of a stone bridge ss to report on necessary repairs at the li- McDonald, 22 WATER ST. SURRY, ... ME. ii7-a blacksmith in Orono until ill health about J5 0 K). brary building, that the roof at •"•worth, Main#; EttipkoM, plauneu is f reported Telephone 1)7-11. B"U*r’ * 3fcbrrtiermrnt». thr *t0ri by An»» JRutual Benefit Colnmn. 3mong .,,w 22—Commentary Prop by Rev. D- Communications will be to approval or in* 27, seventy cmr midst nor hstovvrl subject brnlher, **•S' none visitor*. One for ! Brapdon, therefore be it M. Stearns. rejection by the editor of th« column, but seventy-five application ! Rrm*te*t.J. Thar in the death of will oe rejecte-i without *00.i reason Ad Ires# memr*rship was received. Tbe folio ring oUr b-.>th» Jrh.. Ootit.v h*. I .at on. The name Ezra signifies •‘help," as all com mu idea Hone to u, we* presented: piano sola, Grace activt- men be** and on. 'Cperaticns program j <>fll(.er*. who will ki In I Ram. vll, 12. margin, where we find The ankkicak. recitation*, Amy Jordan and! «»«»*** Weed in cur order *0d Kli w*»rth. Me. Treworgy; ,ae the of Ebenezer as “the community. meaning given The Medicine in Cases Augustus Treworgy; ioio, bate*la Conary; Right Many R**u *», That our charter be <1ratM*1f,» ■tore of help,” nud In the bo< k of Ezra recitation. Villa ! a riod of reading, Louie* Gasper; p thirty dava. and that o0r hid*,, we saw bow the Lord did be for the aam* of marvelously Does Better than the Don* Kane; recitation, reyeraed length time andOQ Surgeon’s Treworgy; solo, be ir further herp. For many years, more than fwrty. {George W. Hihb ird, in Senttle Argue.) Elmer I'losson and J F. duet, Wood; R-mol-0,1. h**» a copy of the«* re*n»ntinn. Isa. rtl. 13. has l ecu to me a strong dear it. to Pink- be §*■•»’ tilths .i-friroi Forget it. my boy. forget Knife. Tribute Lydia E. Miiei Clark and «;*err%; m‘m»l.*gu*, family. u> ih- a*»r tomiirrcimt ami -Coro God. “I. the Lord That's the best you can do, *•'.LlewnaTn \«KSI message thy very thing Harvey Treworgy; *«jI w, vlr*.. 4toi»,*, for and publication «pread upon our rr ,r. Lesson verses 5-11 give us Aunt Madge: If yon special crippled despairing cine Mass. Your letter w ill be opened, The sisters have invited the brothers to his prayer at that time. Another great The above is another and different ver- Co. (confidential) Lynn, matics during the laat five years and answered a woman and held In strict confidence. a tea at the ball Nov. 24 prayer of bis Is found in chapter lx. sion of “Forget If’ than that printed road by party Powerful and aure; quick acting, vet and these, with such prayers as those two weeks ego. 8. harmless and mesoeneive, Kbeuiua give* PAMOLA, 285, HAKCOC*. of Asa. Jeboshaphat. Ilezeklah and KITTKRY TO CARIHOt'. bleated relief a I moat at once. The magic •omf of the cheering words in that. Will Daniel. are most helpful studies If we Ye*; tbe of tbi* week is Nov. 3, no program eraa presented, but name baa reached every hamlet in the per bap* poem add s few littea from ic just Prank several matters of business serf trans- would learn how to pray (II Cbron quite as practical as tbe former one to Bradford, aged thirty-two veers, land and there it hardly a druggist any- Oo in- people teaspoon mkIh. ail kinds of spice. 2 cupa day pe-noting th•• tutM'ile* to makes us think of Isa Ixli. d 7. mar- one can sa\e a lull; M>me way. It cannot n- • flour; add 1 isbitsfxxni ol coiu water to C^iase of mife«g** book lu-ket* where we are trailed the Lord** be expected that loose w ho have practiced gin. keep ii from failing. from two and one-quarter to two and one- -i mean remembrances and told to take no rest economy constantly by that, half cents mile and local one Indian per way make Baked Pudding-1 quart and give Him no rest until He shall have wasted scarcely anything-can tickets from two and one-half to two and scalded mil* wiib a iittie nail, % cap cora have made Jerusalem a praise on the tbe sacrifices that those can who have cents mile. Tbt 1 taeft of kiiikw and three-quarters per so that could meal, teaspoon earth. That will be the time of abid- been aituated they spend decision takes effect immediately. cinnamon (1 make it iu double boiler), ing comfort for Israel when God shall and use with a lavish hand. Perbapa the lei stand till cool; ^ cup molaaaea, 1 egg take away the rebuke of His people chief thing to be avoided ia economizing (add aoda, 1 level teaspoon, if no egg is MARL BOKO. from off all the earth, and shall to tbe extent that families shall not re- they of butter size of a walnut. food. useo); a piece (War Ford and wife tbe week- not see more xxv. ceive enough really nourishing spent evil any (Isa. R. 9; Madge. Bake about two hours. AUNT end in OrUnd. Zeph. 1*1. 14. 15). Few In these days It has been made plain by the tood ad- that children must have seem to know or care that God has ministration Miss Roth Remick wan at heme from BLL’EHlLL. “food like milk and but 1 NORTH Bm When the Work chosen Jerusalem to put His name values,” butter, ngor last week. Day's sometimes that tbeae neces- Mri. Clara L>. Gnudle last week in there, that Israel shall yet blossom and have feared spent The wind last Tuesday night destroyed Is be obscured Done bod and fill the face of the earth with sities might by the great Brewer. the Frost cottage at the ahore. economics. 1 can fruit and that all nations shall go amount of talk about Frau* Emerton is recovering from nn up A daughter waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Whether reading, tewing, amusing your- understand now tbis charge of wasteful- from year to year to worship the King, attack of pneumonia. Arthur Alien of laat week. in tbe American Mrinterport self—using your eyes any way—you the Lord of hosts, at Jerusalem, and ness on tne part of people Mr. aud Mrs. W. C. Bowden of Brewer Mra. Allen waa formerly lots Ford. the soft the i« not cordially received by tbe many appreciate steady light of the kingdom shall be the Lord’s (Isa. were week-end guests of B. K. Stover. Nov. 5. ARE. xxrii. Jer. Iii. Zech xlv. Hi: housewives who have studied “ways and Rayo lamp. «; 17. IS: Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Nash and two Obad. 21v. means” for scores of years. They have HANCOCK. F, AYO LAMPS are the beat oil mode. children of Harrington spent Sunday lampe carefully tor lood conservation radiate s In lesson verse 5 note his reverent planned Mra. Bickford and of They flood of light and are of simple with Mra. Nash's parents. Air. and Mrs. children, Winter before it came a natiouai word, but now it artiatic design. without emboeeing or cheap orna- adoration of God and compare Jer. x W. 8. Hinckley. Harbor, were gueata laat week of Mra. is “all one army, we,” aud it is togetber mentation—easy to keep clean. Easy to light— 6. 7. 10; xxxil. 17; Ex. xsxiv. (i. 7; Art* Nov. 5. D. Koae Foaa. we must stand for loyalty aud ail that you don't have to remove either chimney or shade. Iv. 24. and be enroll raced to trust more Sergeant Harry £. Rollins, battery E., will help to win tbe w*r. For best fully the God of heaven and earth the Maine arnl results use So-CO-uy Kerosene. « ump aim Alin »t <»*ue First ery, ia spending a us living God. who giveth richly all Houtr and t'ar is wiite* abort at home. East SuauY, Oct. 27 “Foley’s great.'* furlough things to enjoy (1 Tim. vl. IT*. See L. A. U'i)', O Campbell Avr., K oetrott. STANDARD OIL CO. of NEW YORK Dear Aunt Madge and Sister•: Mich "iC relieves biouchitiv quickly. Mv Mra. Galen H. Young was one of the bow Nehemiuh says again and again h»s and I never How are y.>u alt. thi* .ovefy morning? complaint sitnosi gone Hope speakers at the county contest of boys' God" and "Our God” 8. 12. 18; to have ilng&iu.” The experience of thous- "My <11. You will see tbe beading that 1 and by ands prove*4 there is no better remedy f«*r girla’ agricultural clubs at Auburn lv. l>-20; vt 10). reminding us of Da- 1 is have m»da another move, which hope cough*, couis or croup The geuuiue costa last week. vid's "our own God" and about I am no more Thau sub-titutes, and ibis old (Ps. IxvlL 0). for the best. Oae g*>od thing it, Nov. 5. relisb e family c^ugh medicine should be in F. of Thomas' Lord and Gi*r acr^i the street from Irish Molly, and "My my just every borne every a inter, insist on Foley s we will do Some M. H. talking. suu Iir-unie it led aud ever iJohn xx. 28i. Day and night lie eon j 1 expect Honey failing. INDIAN POINT. ba t no letters last — Moore’s Drug store. tlnued to confess la*fore God the sins ! vs ell, Aunt Madge, you but u« a column. I Charles Daniels, who has been em- of his people, taking his place wPh week, you g..?e good think in signing those pledge cards that cUnuri r<' * ployed at Bar Harbor, is spending a few them as one of them, excusing nothing, 36Dtiti*nnmt*. we should be allowed to those our own days, : weeks at home. 7i. This palliating nothing (verses fl. for some day* we could do without these Charles Stover and wife lift laat week la the only way of blessing (Prov. alt idea better than others, and if we do for N. to tbe wiuu-r xxvili. 13; I John 1, 9i. He reminded without them the stated length of time, why Irvington, Y., apend 1 with their sous. God of Hla words to Moses, rested on would it not answer the same purpose? I our THE OF A the word of God and pleaded Ills ; think a majority of people .in country ; Arthur C. Hitirins and family of Bar QUALITY CLARION town* without things most of the time faithfulness (verses 8. 0i This also | go Harbor sfach- care to Clarions the qual- lug, swollen, sweating feet, use Alien’s Foot- ing herself a serious injustice. There give the distress at Jerusalem made ! ai d bunions of ail though Ease. It relieves corns is no excuse for in and callous possible ignorance that means service. it seem as If he needed an Immediate paiu and pieveuts blist* r*>, sore ity lasting spots. Sold everywhere,^. Try it to-daj. this day when opportunity Is open to He had the ear of the are in answer. King all through the public schools, the pub- Results uniformly right for months before be found of kings lic library and the newspaper.—Ex- of consequence. the opportunity to make request change. Artaxerxes and 1). (compare 1, 1, ti, OCT THE VAU1, Made in Maine. to CASTORIA Blessed are those who have learned RING IN TEE TUVK. Nmher Gray** '»•*» Powder* Fur rest In the Lord and wait patiently for Far Infanta and Children BELL’S SEASONING Clitldraa. Successful everywhere. Him (Pa xxxtU, T). Our attitude IB TEE ORIGINAL (tor pooltry. For FtTfriiham. Bad Stomach, Teething rune, meat, torto, ate.: otbera ue should always be expectant, bnt pa- Diaordera. move aod regulate the Bowel* imitations. and are a for Worm*. Used & Maine Foi BBtra pleasant remedy WOOD BISHOP CO. Bangor, tient. not trying to make occasions or hy Mother* for 30 yeara. They loeerv tail. but trusting God to do ask^qbocim At all rtruggUta, ttc. Simple PK^E. Ad- opportunities, dreo*. Mother Gray Co., LeBoy, N.»Y. 7. that aad then obedient to I Bam. x, Sold by J. P. LLLRIDUE, ELESWORTH. Me. AD,r Wi,h,n* *> Jo‘» <* »ork will > few days recently with Mr. end Mra. H. NEWS please make it known HbbrrMriumct. to tbc cbair- H. Springer. COUNTY n»n or secretary. The friends of who SEAL COVE. many Eugene Ash, Your Liver wee injured in «n automobile accident route agent lor the American MANSET. I Five will tie to learn that he his Mr.. Mrs. Ellen has recently, pleased Vf_ is visiting enter. Stanley has returned from a important work to do. Un- gjpr««* co.’.vv vieit In ia fast recovering. He«tb. Harriogton. der favorable conditions it does Zo.6 The Uolden Role wae has been here Mrs. Dean it welL If society pleasantly Cleric ol Tremout Stanley has returned from a sluggish, relieve it with ft vieit in entertained at the parsonage laat Wednes- surveying timber land on OouJdeboro. ,t »eek. day afternoon by Mra. Sparks. The next Mr. and Mre. Robert niounUin. Trask spent a meeting eerill be an session at VVerirru week all-day has the contract to do recently in R. Kelley Rockland. Mrs. Patchen's, Nov. 7. work on a large stable lor a Mrs. Susie Ward of J'm.»on Sullivan was in There will be a regular meeting of re,id'Ut ,l 8o,ton- town last week. BEGCHAlti -“»iuer Oaaia chapter, O. E. S., Monday evening. N' John S- Noyes bas gone to Bangor to Mra. Margaret Jordan O. D. O. M.t of The goody that is Oct. attend Shaw business college. Ellsworth will inspect the chapter. The is visiting her daugh- PILLS 8. Powers Frank Smith and degrees will be conferred on one candi- to teeth ; wife have gone to LvtMt S>U of AarMtdltha fa Ha WaaU. beneficial McLean, at Augusta. New York to visit tt AoM date. t([, Mr.. eir son Henry. avary.hara. In 10^., 25c, and Miss | Hannah Heath niece. John A was cast over the com- and stomach is „r. Hodgkins and Isaac Stanley have deep gloom have returned to Bangor. their Ami,, Ober. bouses wired for electric lights. COUNTY munity by the sad death of Maurice Roland Ashley have re- NEWS Bragdon of Ashville. He was a young ,nd Mrs. Capt. Charles Stsnley and wife have best for children. of the sale arrival in England to man of many excellent and a news gone Northeast Harbor for a qualities, ^ week or BLUEHILL. Fred. ten personality that made and held friends. ol their son days. Mr«. F. P. His sudden death Wrigiey’s is of Center, a student Merrill baa gone to Melrose, brings deep grief to his A. Hodgdon Mr*. Koland has returned pnnt Stanley home to visit her relatives and to bis friends. His dental college, has received to Mass., son Norman. many , Baltimore Harrington, after three weeks with J. B. Bettel parents, sisters and brothers have the to continue his studies. Mr. friends and relatives here. and E. G. Williams went to oimptmn. Boston heartfelt sympathy of all here. and bride will leave this week Oct. 29. Monday. Hodgdon Lilac. Nov. 5. (Tub Amie. Warren Kane of the naval for Balt‘smore- training Helpful 5. E. G. Stanley ia having an artiaian well station in Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs. Fred Jioc. __ SWAN'S ISLAND. da*. Martin of Wilkesbarre, Pa., arrived Sat- FRANKLIN. Mm. 8. J. Stinson is visiting in Camden to all ages. It EAST Orrin Fernald baa urday, called home by the serious illness *ooe to Uke View to and Bar Harbor. Croaa auxiliary »u organised of tbeir K Kfrt work. father, Capt. J. W. Kane. massages and a>,witb twelve charter member*. Lester Kent has arrived in Southamp- kjnOct. Mr*. Temperance Butler ia living with officer* ere. Carrie BUiedell, chair- BAPTIST CIRCLE. ton on his nay to France. IM Mr*. M. A. Stanley. strengthens necreury; The annual 0,0 Emily Colgrove, Oladya meeting of the Baptist cir- Capt. W. Herrick and Mrs. Frank It la the of Banner Sparling of N. treeearer. plan Rbinebeck, Y., cle was held Oct. 22. Officers elected: Bridges have gone to Boston tor a tew Sammons and wife are viaion* hia Miaa the gums* to have entertaiomenta and aiater, lit mciety Carrie Spurting. President, Mrs. Lena Snow; secretary, weeks. «nd every one will be given the Mrs. Carrie Mrs. (tculs. Mr*. J. A. Mra. Hinckley; treasurer, Knby Conary, Alice Gross, Carl Sprague, keeps teeth our in Stanley, Lucy Stanley o( doing lor boye France, Belle Committees were prmleie •nd Mrs. Ella Whitmore are visiting in Hinckley. chosen and Elmer Joyce were home from their to the Bad Croaa here. All and as follows: It donation Bangor Urringloo. schools Friday and Saturday. “After clean and it the moat worthy cause of Nov. 6. Lilac. November — Mesdames Nettie Bettel, ((knowledge M. E. Bickmore has gone on a hunting Edith Chase, Frankie Sadie Snow- Curtis, trip. While he is away, Mrs. Bickmore is every breath sweet, SSttrtMunmtB man, Alice Twining. visiting her niece, Miss Shelba Freethy, December—Mesdames William Greene, in Boston, where she is attending high \ meal” aids appetite Belle Hinckley, Helen Mclntrye, Ada A reliable household the school. remedy for Hannah Carrie Hinck- Townsend, Sargent, Nov. 5. 8. and digestion. stomach, liver, bile, bowels and blood, ley.

F.” — “L. which is good for men and women, and January Mesdames Emma Barrett, EAST SURRY. Gertrude safe to to children. It re- Lucy Hinckley, George Mason, give quickly Miss Winifred Lord, who has been em- ATWOOD’S Stover, Christie Osgood. lieves sick headache, constipation, upset ployed at Poland Springs, is home. February—Misses Orendie Mason,Eliza- The and has a Leon who has a week stomach, tonic effect which beth Grindle, Florence Morse, Sadie Snow, Swett, spent with MEDICINE strengthens the system and improves the Julia Saunders, Olive Bettel. his mother, has returned to Bar Harbor. general health. Used by Xew England March—Mesdames Annie Grindle, Lena Mrs. Roscoe Gaspar of Dexter, with Snow, Lucy Horton, Miss Lucy Billings, little daughter, has been visiting her Flavor for every member families for more than sixty years. A Roy Grindle. aunt, Mrs. E. E. Swett. single bottle will prove its worth. cf the family April—social committee of Christian Mrs. A. Brownstein and family, who Endeavor. have spent the season here, have gone to „ Lasts “L. F.” Medicine Co. May-Miss Fannie Maddox, Mesdames Massachusetts. hy ■ bottU tt jrow BMTMt »(or*i Sadie Herrick, Belle Wescott, Misses w writ* today (or ftM tampU. Maine Mrs. Frederick PetersoUt^and Mrs. Na- Portland, Augusta Leighton, Annie Veazie. than Foster of Maiden, Mass., are visiting June—Mesdames Florence Lula Greene, their mother, Mrs. C. C. Johnson, who is Mortell, Florence Grindle, Wilma Wes- vtry ill. Eva Belle cott, Osgood, McIntyre. Nov. 5. T. July—Misses Doris Merrill, Olive Chase, Ruth Bettel, Nina Horton, Marian NORTH BROOKSVILLE. My rick, Caroline Snow* man. W. W. Black has moved his family from August-Mrs. Lena Snow. Dark Harbor. Nov. 5. 8. Mrs. G. A. Pierce is in Belfast visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Collins. NORTH CASTING. Dean Grindle has rented Frank Perkins, Miss Mildred Wardwell is in Hamp- bouse. den attending the academy. The funeral of Mrs.Mary Blodgett Wessel Raul Wescott while gathering apples was held at the Methodist church Oct. 28, recently fell and broke his arm. Rev. John Carson officiating. Mrs. Wessel Mrs. Daniel Webster has returned died OcW- 26, at the age of seventy-live form a visit in lslesboro. years. Although a great sufferer, she bore Miss Margaret Conner is spending her pain with courage and patience. She a lew weeks with Mrs. Clara Dunbar. was tenderly cared for by her oldest L. Perkins and wife have returned daughter, Mrs. William Howard. She to Orrington, alter two months with leaves six children, all of whom were his sister, Mrs. Frances Devereux. present at the funeral. Nov. 5. C. came ! Klias Perkins ol Boston recently _ to visit his mothe'. A telegram awaited SALISBURY COVE. his arrival announcing the sudden death Bay View' grange held its annual fair Especially Grown for Us— his wife in where she ol Connecticut, Friday evening. It proved successful Perfection in Canned was visiting. He returned to Boston im- Asparagus financially and socially. Can be from mediately. hardly distinguished Mrs. Pearl Salisbury of Bar Harbor, “fresh from the garden.'* Oct. 27. O. with her young son, has been visiting SUPERBA Asparagus is not the little tips, Mrs. Lester McFarland. ends—but the delicious, matured Mrs. Lowena Rice has closed her home rich, fully tasty and Mias Vesta stock*— and goue to Augusta. Miss Dorothy Hodgkins — ALL THAT’S GOOD — Richardson of Bar Aarbor were guests of Mrs. Clareuce Finkham left Thursday Miss Hilda Emery Friday and Saturday. Really friend you do not know asparagus at its for Neponset, Mass., lor the winter. Oct. 5. R. best until you’ve tried SUPERBA. Wardwell visited her Mrs. Ida sister, Asparagus is only one of the Famous SUPERBA Mrs. Fred Wardwell, last week. Man Troubled For Two Years Canned Goods, Teas and Coffees that your Mrs. Sadie Mixer and children are visit- Men and women should not suffer from dealer carries. A backache, rheumatic stiff and Mr. and Mrs. Gdward pains, joints ing her parents, swolleo, sore muscles, when relief can be MILUKEN-TOMLINSON CO.. Portland. Me. had. James Berrien (U Littlefield, in Penobscot. easily McCrey, Center, Distributors. w Mich., says he was troubled with kidney and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murchison spent bladder trouble for two years; would have to several times the and week-end with Mrs. Murchinson’s during night the Setupad pains acrot-s his kidney. He used parents, returning to South Orrington several kinds of medicine without relief, but Foley’s Kidney Pills cured him. Many Monday. such letters come every day from all parts ./-Moore’s Store. Mrs. Oreyson Webster, with two chil- of the country Drug BATHING DE LUXE dren, has returned from lslesboro, accom- Mrs. With a Perfection Oil Heater be- pained by her grandmother, Herrick, .atJocrtismuntB, who will spend the winter with her. KINEO uncom- side the tub, there’s no Nov. 5. G. chill while fortable you "tune-up” PROSPECT HARBOR. A SAFE TEST RANGES the water—no shiver when you Capt. George W. Allen has gone to Bos- ton for an indefinite time. For those who are in need of a remedy Give Perfect Satisfaction out. step Miss Alta Qrant, a former teacher here, (or kidney troubles and backache, it is after was a week-end of Mrs. E. W. a good plan to try Doan's Kidney Pills. And the first fine stimulus guest are economical Bridges. They are strongly recommended by W. the bath_the of renewed Sullivan even glow Mrs. Oeorge Bunker, of Franklin is with people. baking P. R. Bailey, W. Sullivan, Me., says: increased a hundredfold her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Larrabee, for vigor_is “My work as a teamster and handling warmth. the winter. and the Housewife the heater’s comforting heavy timber has a tendency to affect my please by Mrs. Daniel Deasy arrived home Friday to kidneys and 1 blame that for the spell of It’s an adventure in an absence of several weeks visiting pleasure after backache and disordered kidneys that X relatives and friends. take a Perfection bath. had. I fell and struck a horse rake when H. C. STRATTON an eve- Mrs. John Coombs entertained I was young and this, too, aggravated the is economical—con- Coombs Made in Bangor The Perfection ing party October 30, Capt. trouble. As a result, I suffered quite a Ellsworth, Maine of to carry. A gallon eightieth birthday. The bad storm kept bit from kidney trouble. I kept getting venient—easy but went to make kerosene hours of dean, some at borne, enough worse as I grew older and finally decided gives eight a good-sized gathering. A delightful even- I had to do something to check the odorless heat. / ing was spent. disease. By chance, I read of Doan's hall Friday evening. Games were Now in n«* in more than 3,000,000 W. H. Moore and wife entertained a Kidney Pills being so good and I got a COUNTY NEWS and all enjoyed a good time. dinner party of their children and grand- supply and began using them. It was no played homes. in celebration of Mr. before I relief and three boxes Misses Doris and Elsie Torrey, Mabel children on Sunday time got WEST EDEN. The new No. 500 Perfection Heater Moore’s birthday. H. H. Havey and cured me. I am pleased to have this Staples, Lida Smith, Ada Barbour, Luella Ansel Higgins of Portland and Gran- and burned off* family of West Sullivan and Ralph Moore opportunity to recommend Doan’s Kidney and Mertice Joyce are at home from Wick comes trimmed ville Higgins of Brewer were here lost and wife of Steuben were the out-of-town Pills.” their schools. ■11 for use. Makes re-wieking week. ready guests. Price 80c, at all dealers. Don’t simply Work on the Wilson cottage was bas enlisted in the coast easy. Nov. 5. G. ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kid- Murray Lurvey finished Oct. 28. Miss Wilson has re- Pills — the same that cured Mr. Bai- patrol, and left Monday to go as Bteward to Baltimore. B. F. who use ney turned Gott, For best results So-CO-ny WEST SULLIVAN. with W. W. Lunt. ley. Foster-Mil burn Co., Props., Buffalo, Capt. has been employed on the cottage, has Har- Kerosene. Mrs. B. J£. Joy is visiting at Seal N. Y. Ivory Higgins left last Monday for a gone to Minturn to work. bor. few days’ visit with bis brother Granville Oct. 30. J. E. M. OF NEW YORK STANDARD OIL CO. Dallas Newman and wife are visiting at in Brewer. He expects to go away^for Offieea FRANKLIN. Principal Charlea Newman’s. CHICHKTBRSPILLS the winter. NORTH Raw Teak Ladle*! A.k y• Frank and * Joab died Oct. 21. He Mrs. Millie Wilbur has returned from a Buffalo Mr. and Mrs. Springer OkU Gray Sunday, of Bar Harbor, spent _IIUI*Bed*»o4 UM a>ettUic\ was an aged and respected citizen of tbis visit in Bangor. daughter Josephine, | boies, scaled with Blue Ribbon. Taka a* at her. Bar of year town. Funeral services were held at the Miss Evelyn Collar baa returned to Little Ones And Old Ones r 6nitt»^awfifisssasi home of his daughter, Mrs. A. Dorr. In- Waltham, after two weeks at her home *» UcU. Safest. Always Reliable James Edward, MS Harriet 8t., Montgomery )HiIroiu terment was in Mt. View cemetery. here. Ala., writes: “I sleep all night and cough SOID IT DRUGGISTS EYERWKRE a new man now from Oct. 31. M. Oct. 30. T. hut little. 1 (eel like _ using Foley’s Honey and Tar. My whole family is using it now—the little ones and ATLANTIC. SURRY. the old ones. It has cured our coughs and broken our colds.” Foley's Honey and Tar Miss Barbara Whitmore of Southwest Gapt. and Mrs. David Q. Means are clears slopped air passages, removes phlegm, Harbor the weelc-end with Miss heals raw inflamed membranes, soothes sore spent In Lynn, Mass., spending the winter chest, makes difficult breathing easy, and Luella Joyce. with their daughter, Mrs. Frank 0. rellerea those deep-seated, rucking ooughs. —Moore’s Drug Store. A party of about twenty met at Seaside Ricker. MK)D CAMPAIGN. Itgal Notice*. $he (Ellsworth American CoTtwpon&nut, Hueock On* of Three Mala* Coan* m SE GERMAN STATE or MAINE. Company Funds For Maine Boy*. tie* to Kxcerd A LOCAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL ynota. Omoi, To T»« Editor the American: Atracora. Ml., oot a. .... PUBLISHED of one three Maine to *•,*1’ Hancock of the Cb»p. I*. 8ec_H of the Eeeteed State tee. I will eel, ,nd W 1 wish to to attention the tbe bidder, at the Treatorer of Slate'e OMee it '’rod m«T ■ ON BSD AT AFTERNOON bring yonr POSSOANT------hlgkeet Aagaeta n to coontiee— Kennebec and Waabington fo NotMDbtr. Mil, »t 11 o’clock a. oil the interact of the Stotc AT matter ol company fond* (or th* Maine SPY OF DECADE •uttatt.iiStiSISJ':**:;.fi otter described. Ijrlcf In cnincorporcUd cold k*re1** tbe other*—to exoeed ita of familiea town«hip«, tractcfo^n**bSU* ELLA WORTH. MAINE. now atationed at Ayer. The quota Slot* for ooo payment of 8 e« aala and of each citizena o( different a tale* hare donated the card* in tbe food ran* eoanyaace tract winS* * Treanofwr •igning pledge la the owner or owner wboee bare beea aabject right part rlgbta forfeited to twdeeZinto. toi HANCOCK COUNT* PUBLISHING CO land* to the — wee-. It. —l- a. U.t.e.. _'euerm what are called company servation campaign of laat week. Roy C. “Herr WurzeT Establishes Col- lino within oae year after tbe eele. by payTaiTOr tendering to the parahaaer’ki."** *»f oi what the therefor at the aala with Internet at W. different made trom res- paraheaer paid tbe rate or*n-.lt Proportion H. Tires, Editor And Manager. compenie* up ananae from time of p*' Hainae, county chairman of tbe campaign, onies in per tbe tbe tale, aad one dollar for releaee. or took own!?’7 «•«. idents of their state*. This Argentina. *° “* all raepective Tro“"rorof8.«. ae prided ascription Price—ft.00 a year; $1 AO for pied**.d 7,500 signer*; tbe county ha* S*ti*.1u^*,0r~*M son M cents tor three if paM fond amounts to (600 per comany Sft tbs; months; usually Wo tract, boweTer, will be told at a price leae than tbe fall In 75 and 88 cents amonat dae atrtetly adrance, $1 50, of 200 man. returned over 7,600, and tbia on a amalier iid for~try dutrict Single conies 5 cents. All ar- <*«•. - reepeottcely. M» be rearages are reckoned a the rate of S2 pei It ia wry eeeential that atep number of familiea than the original I ssssusslss^ cssjru® ▼ear. RUNS HOTEL AND THEN FARMS Uktn the raising ot thi« (and liffCOCC regarding rail mate era* baaed Mr. Heine* OOWTT. and will be upon. Adeertlatng Rates—Are reasonable (or the Maine boya. New Hampabire. j made known on application tell* tbe atory of tbe campaign in tbe Portion nnpatd Connecticut, and a majority of the State* T. NO. 7, South Division. part of. being • lot of land In th« AlSOyg^ should be-add reseed At Domo of Kataer-s noilbuttt of sold hounded an Basli»es«#*o*nimu»icsrtors bare already taken care of their troopa, following letter: Major Espionage port township, follows: o. and at letters* sj^i mores orders made pa> On the eooth hy land said to bo owned by Willie B. Good- baa don* Service In Southern •oie to Tut Hancock cochtt Pcblishieg but Maine, up to the preeent, Ei.L6W.jhth, Mb., Sot. 7,1917. Republic He En- wl* ; on the west by the town of gallivant on the north srd east Tank and land eatd to be owned 0©-. Ellew-rth. Maine. nothing. Tbe company fund is au- To Ike Citiccnt Hancock : tertains Von Papen—la Man of by pond by of County John A. Peters et al. Said lot Is reputed to be owned It i* by thorized by tbe war department. It is ■ pleasure through the column* ot Smooth, Smiling and Genial Pereon If re. A L. Thomas and contains flee hundred acres more or lees. (AM)... NOVEMBER 7, 1B17. expended for neceaaitie* or amuaement* Tbb Kuswobth Ambbicax to expreee All WEDNESDAY, allty. T. NO. S. Booth Division Plantation No. I’Slt for tbe men in the company, under tbe (inoere thank* to ell who have emitted (formerly I), part my of. belnf a lot of land In the west part of said townsnlp. direction of a council. in end to the netionel food bounded as follows: Os tbs west the east Hoe of the reaponded In view of the recent disclosure* by rates in Maine are now to of ettyof Blieworth; oo the north by laod said to be owned Freight It ia much better for the citixene to con- conservation aempeign. the the activities of German spies la Ar- by William H Rankin; oo the east and south hy lend be a subject of investigation by First of there ere women end sakl tc be owned Whitcomb A Bnid described tribute to a company fund, baring the ell, 375 and the by Haynes. an gentina. repeated assurance* tend Is to b« owned C. A. end con- utilities commission, acting under men who here esettled ,.n the rerioo* reputed by Higgins eame expended under direction of the of of have tains forty seres, more or lees. (dO). and persons standing that they All order by the governor who know what ia needed for committee* throughout the county, melt- passed council juat seen Capt. Frans von In Buenos T. NO. ft. Booth Division (formerly Plantation No. 8). part 2J» Papen lot of land on both sides of the Wal council last Thursday. tbe comfort and amueementa of the man, ing the house-to-house cenvet*. 1 with of. holnga lying Aires, much Interest has been aroused them road Is tbs wsst part of said township, bonudsd ss make individual contributiona. especially to thank the chairman end on to than to by an article In El Dlarto of Bueno* follows: Beginning the eonth line of land said be owned C. J. nod nt the northwest corner of elections were held in Being a Maine man myaelt, and know- Tiee-cbairman in each place tor their by Treworgy Important Aires regarding the activities of the Is ad said to be owned by J. O. Whitney; thence suuth on of I realise that thia splendid co-operation. to n west on several states In Massa- ing tbe people Maine, man who Oils the role of said Whitney’s weet line corner; thence said yesterday. commissary land and on the north line of land said to be matter naa not bean called to their It it extremely gratifying that a cam- Whitney's chusetts the won a sweep- general or domo In the German owned Whitcomb A to the east line of land republicans thi* major by Haynes attention or would have paign of magnitude, reaching 8.000 to L. Z. thews north on Governor before, they spying organisation In the said be owned by Fletcher; the ing victory, re-electing families and over our Argentine east line of said Fletcher, crossing ths Waltham road taken atepa to aee that tbe Maine boye are 32,000 citixen* of The Republic. He Is * man of smooth, end continuing In the s*me direction on the easterly McCall. Tammany tiger again county, should be conducted with such taken care of in aa good a manner aa the and line of land said to be owned by Lin wood Brown and of has its claws on New York win- smiling genial personality. land eaia to bo owned Unwood Brown et al to the city, men from tbe other New atatee. dispatch and with so many pleasing as- by England sooth line of land said to he owned Iris B. m a four-sided in which the sociations end Ten years ago. according to El tH- by Fletcher; ning fight Maine men rent to Devena have incident*. thence on the eonth lias of said Iris B. Fletcher, Damp arlo. he arrived easterly Woman suf- The for was ex- In Argentina. Osten- crossing the Waltham road and la the opposition was divided. been aaeigned to tbe 30Bd heavy field ar- quota Hancock county continuing be was under to same direction on the south line of land said to be owned a The official estimate for sibly contract manage frage has apparently won big vic- tillery. There will be approximately fonr tremely high. by C. J. Treworgy to the point of boglnalog. Bald de- one of Hancock was 9,820 with a the fashionable hotels In the scribed laod is ropoted to be caned by H. C. Fletcher tory in New York state, but in Ohio companiea of Maine troope in tbe regi- county families, Cordoba Hills, a much and contains Ally- nine acres, more or Isos, (St). All ment. Tbe citizena of thia State ahould quota of 7,500. The number of families region frequent- 5 21 the suffragists appear to have lost. T. NO. I. Booth Division Plantation No. t). part estimated was tar in excess of the actual ed by high society. (formerly donate the aum of at leaat, $2,000, or $000 of. being a lot of land in the northwest part of said town- number. Consequently, in raising onr Plays Hotel Manager Poorly. ship, bounded as follows: Oo the south hy land said to An immediate drop in prices on per company. be owned by P. J. Phillips; on the west and north by 80 per cent, ot the number of families es- Those who visited the hotel during land said to be owned by Whitcomb, A Co.; is as a I am writing 70a with the approval of Haynes canned vegetables predicted timated in the we were the first season noticed that the man- easterly by the Waltham road. Bald described lend is Col. A. S. the 303d county, raising ap- result of the into of Conklin, commanding reputed to be owred by L F. Giles sad contains thirty putting operation proximately 90 per cent, of the actual nger was an exceptional sort. There more or less. (It).. heavy Held artillery, and also the com- actes, All ia the license for wholesalers. number. was In his NO. Booth Division Plantation No. •). system mander ot H. something attitude that T. 8, (formsrly part my battery, Capt. Sherwood, of. being s lot of land in the northwest oorner of said canned were bought by Aa it ta, Haocock county haa already placed him In a world apart from that Many goods to ask yon that yon take some action in township, bounded ns follows: Southerly by Uulon river; held for a rise. secured over to tbe national of the hotel His de- the east line of the of Blieworth; north- dealers last spring and section ot the State 7,000 pledgee average manager. westerly by city yonr regarding seeing erly by the sooth Hoe of the town of Mariaville; east- administrator finds now food adtniniatration, or about 102 per meanor was more like a host's In his If the food that the necessary lands are procured and erly by land said to be owned by C. J. Treworgy. Baid cent, ot ita quota. This should be own and he deemed out of described land Is to be owned by the heire of S. that are more than a rea- forwarded. Committees should be eery mansion, reputed they asking ap- j Tisdale and contains one hundred and seventy-five scree, to tbe citiaena of our county, in the different to gratifying place discussing prices. more or sonable profit on the original cost, pointed communities less. (175). All n» and satisfactory to tbe scores of earnest Then he married, a sec- lose their license to do busi- solicit this fund, and I would recommend purchased Jcm. W. Himp*ok, Treasurer of they may women and men who have conducted tbe that all donations be in tion of land In the Cordoba, and sur- ness. Let us that the decrease published your hope campaign. rounded himself with subordinates, all will reach the retailers. paper. speedily I wisb especially to mention the good from Germany, to which country Herr NORTHEAST HARBOR. SMMXtttRKOUa This fund, when raised, should be for- work of Walter Hadlock of Cranberry Wurael. as EH Dtario derides to name Mra. Charles of warded to Colonel Conklin. Mr. and Stanley Any further who unaided returned in a Isles, practiaally him. made trips each year. Manuel are In town. Congressman Hersey, speech information detail can be regarding any 142 cards from his town. He exoeeded MAINE CENTRAL on “Maine and Her Part in Con- Just as suddenly as Herr Wurxel RAILROAD procured from him or from the writer. 1 j Rev. and Mra. H. H. Upton were rwent bis quota by 42, was tbe first to complete gave up the hotel business he aban- before the Maine State asso- have assured our com- visitors In Waat Eden. gress” Capt. Sherwood, and returned a In Effect his entire canvass, greater doned his farm, returning from a trip Hawk ciation at Washington Saturday night mander, that Maine would certainly do her Mlaa Sylvia Ora/, night telephone oper- number of pledges in proportion to the to Germany aboard a neutral ship In Sept. 30, 1017. Centrals said of Peters: “In the port to take care of her sons in the draft la a her vacation at her Congressman population than any town in tbe county. and took his resi- ator here, pending 1 am sure feel September, 1014, up House we have John A. Peters of the army. you the same as I work of other committees hone in Someeville. The valuable dence In Buenos Aire*. bar HARBOR to BANGOR. his third do, and will use your utmost endeavor to third district, now serving should also be recognized. Bar Harbor, Is German Reserve Mr. and Mra. Charier Banker left see that this is Captain. B*r to his duties project started im- Mt. Lew tor the winter. Harbor-.Iv *9 iV ^4*1 ‘,M» term. He has bronght Ellsworth, Castine, Gouldsboro, Herr Wurxel Is, states El a Monday for niton, Sorrento. Dlarto, .... 4 M mediately. Sorrento and Winter their eon long experience in the Maine legisla- Desert. Penobscot, reserve captain of the Imperial army. They were accompanied by Su'Jlran. Very truly yours. of mentioo. of that Harbor are worthy In his role as hotel he be- Jameo. ture, speaker House, great Our R. Whitten. manager Mt Desert Py ♦10 Mr of the a won- and The results campaign give came with a number of Miea left tail week for Waakeag.S Py 10 Mj S «J wu ability as a lawyer, who, daring 303d H. F. A. acquainted per- Dorothy Gilley Hancock.. Battery B, derful of confidence in tbe 10 W 5 tfi 4*» expression sons In Argentine Boaton to enter A Stratton'a Franklin tnis past session, has devoted much prominent soctety, Bryant Road. 10 47 f5 54 5s63 a June food administration, splendid expres- more than that, extensive buaiaeaa She war accompanied Waah'gt’n 1! 03 « 18 15*12 time in the condition and Acting on the above suggestion. The and, gained college. P.Us worth. learning sion of and a keener 11 10 6 n 5*20 patriotism, interpre- of the situation by her mother, Mra. P. D. Gilley. Rllsworth of onr first line of defense— American will be pleased to accept sub- knowledge condition, Falls fit US' 6 5*25 efficiency tation and appreciation of tbe war and the > Ntaolin. fll *> f« 40 in ur small amounts for and character of many people in the bool day wae o beer-red In this time of to scriptions large Go-to-Sunday-sc Green Lake .. r 6 4 > the navy. war, position in which this country now finds n secb a food. All country. I’nder the guise of a gentle- at the Federated church Sunday. Daring Phillips Lake (11 41 f6 b6 fUsM have a on the company subscriptions representative impor- itself. McKencies ... ff. 5* rii* will be in i'HB man farmer, he established colonies of the hour an acknowledged American, Sunday-school appropriate Hoiden ...... tant naval committee means mnch to This has been a woman’s campaign. In 11 SI 7 v>4 4-CH and forwarded to Ayer, Maas., together German subjects capable of constitut- program was carried oat. Mra. T. N. Brewer Jonc...I 12 10 7 2 ri*24 Maine and for the of the ser- a great many instances the men, as chair- Bancor.ar f 12 IS ♦7 a good with a list of those subscribing. Han- ing at an opportune time one or sev- Urarer presided. Pleasing solos were men of the committees, have responded r s P v vice.” cock county is sending over 200 men to eral army battalions. rendered by Mias Annie Brooke, Mra. Portland.ar ?5 6S well to their but in tbe of Boston els duties, majority At the time be Is a kind of Bartlett and a duet Camp Deveos in this first draft, this present Lester Barr and Dyer, Port smooth COUNTY GOSSIP. committees the men have chosen rather ar ♦9 30 *4 30 t here major domo In the German spy system Rev. and Mra. Interesting re- Boston ela. county alone, fore, furnishing more to tbe women to on the by Upton. permit carry Dover 11 00 than one Its should in Argentina. He acts as Intermediary marks wets made by P. i. Phillips and W. Mac- company. response work. New York.. •7 3* A Bar Harbor boy, Norman of tbe record Hancock between those In be in proportion. From every com- lam proud county high places In the Mra. D. G. Hall. ’Douhia. ton ol Kev. Angus M. Mac- has made in this campaign, and 1 take j munity in the coui ty boys have already executive body and those placed In the Nov. ft. 1*17. ixmaia, i*d» been decorated wilb the war this means qf expressing my pride, to- been called to and others second rank. BANGOR TO BAR BARBOK. fire. Camp Devena, gether with my thanks. cross in France for bravery under His house is SEAWALL. are awaiting call. In every community Very truly yours, frequented by many He is with the Yale unit of the American HOT C. there most be someone who will interest Haines, different classes of people, and It was Chart** Bayne* baa goo* I* Bath to New York chairman. ambulance corps. in County there, that von Pa- work. himself or herself this matter, and apparently, Captain Pori—unth Iv solicit funds for this cause. Many com- pen stayed while In the capital. Mr. amt Mr*. Soulla Newman ol Boctoo via A Hancock county boy, Clarence L. Dover Iv munities are already doing for their own Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN. of Kbioebeefc, N. Y., have been borne tor Jones of bucksport, was one of the twelve boys; all are willing to do something. a vlait. They were accompanied on their Portland...... Iv crew of a boat of the for Work. Bo a men of the picket is a direct from the in To Raise *35,000,000 got.Iv Here appeal boys ret orn by Mr. Newman'* aout, Mr*. Brewer Jane w foundered on battleship Michigan, hich w Among Boys of the Army. camp, ntten by a Hancock oounty boy, DIPLOMATS DAUGHTER Cor* I t ay see. Holden in home waters. All the men HeKeni October 30, as to how that can best be The Y. M. C. A. hat a something inaugurated Not. 5. T. B. D. Lake believed to have been drowned. The LEADS IN Phillips are done.—Editor. nation-wide drive to raise a fund of (35,000- WAR WORK Grown Lake been but Nicolin bodies of three have recovered, 000 to meet the increased demana •too Reward, MM for Bile worth Polls or of the no trace of the others picket and will be Rile worth IncrfHHd Widows’ Pensions. buildings, hnts, social, physical The reader* of tbit paper pleated boat has been found. educational directors, to learn that there it at leant one dreaded j Wash'gt'n Jane writing piper, diteate that teience baa been able te cave la Franklin Rond Me., Not. Euawobth, 2,1917. phonographs, pianos, motion picture all it a etogee, and that ia catarrh. Catarrh Hancock. the American: influenced coaatitatiooal C Among tbe papers of Asa Cola, first To the Editor of games, being greatly by Weakens, Py machines, reading matter, biblea, condition* reauirea coattirational treatment. Mt Desert Iv and 1 have bid some Fy postmaster of Prospect Harbor grand- inquiries concerning testaments, and entertainments, in tbe HaJl'a Catarrh Medicine it token internally the fol- sn of which the last and acta the Blood on the Mecca* Sallivan t7 40. father of tbe present incumbent, set Congress psssed training camps of this country, and the tbreagh Surface* of the thereby daatroyinir Sorrento tf 10 ... record was which is of of the session, October 6 increas- System lowing found, da; last, training and prisoners' camps of France, the foundation of the diataee, giving the Bar Harbor., nr fS 45 interest to many whose ancestors’ names ing the rate of pensi sn for a widow of an Russia and patient etsangtb by bottding np the eon- an r m Italy. atitution end nature in doing if a officer or enlisted man of the amaitiing 1 Slope on signal or on notice to conductor. in the record: arm;, nav; The dates for this ao • appear big campaign have work. The proprietor* bare much faith Dally. Sundays included. T Daily. vxcejA or of the U. who served curative ef Hall** Catarrh May 23, IBM, Sabbath—Elder Job Chadwick marine corps 8., been set for the week from November 11 in the power* Sunday. § Sunday only. s Dtecontinaed Medictna that they offer One Baud red after 35. Saturday* attended and organized a Sabbath school to in the Civil wsr, the war with Spain or 19. Sunday,'November to Dollar* far any case that it faila k> care. only. be continued through the summer at Pros- the Philippine insurrection, to a The campaign is being thoroughly Send for Hat of testimonial a. DANA C. DOUGLASS. schoolhouss. Tbe Add rate P. J. CHKNEk * CO. Toledo, O. pect Harbor following month. This does not include widows in Hancock General Manager. organized county. Secretary Sold by all Druggiata. 75c. m. l. HABars. came forward and took lessons from the New of men in the regular arm;, nav; or ot the Bar Harbor Y. M. C. is in General Pauseuger Atcent. Henrietta Header A., Testament to commit to memory: Maine. marine corps, who did not serve la said immediate in the B. B. Portland, Everitt, Mary Ann Moore, Susan Cole, Lydia charge county. Special hotter*. wars. in the Moore, Lois Chadwick, David Cal ton, Timo- Whitcomb is charge ot campaign 1 have taken this matter up with the CAKD or TBANS8. thy Bveritt. George Clarke, James G. Cole, in Ellsworth. Jot S&&L who informs Charles Miller sad daughter wish > Moore, and Mariah Moore commissioner of pensions, The local will be Joseph campaign Inaugurated MW.to express their thanks and apprecl- j me that widows affected this ar* b; at a meeting at the board ot trade room alien tethe maoj kind friends who were so PpWO-STORY HOUSE on Blm street; Buyer are not to make an; kind and helpful d urine the Rise an aad X ranged for one or two families. legislation required in Hancock hall to-morrow afternoon at 1 tee death of the husband and father, aad also can occupy part, and rent the rest, and PALLS. to what- ELLSWORTH application or go an; expense 2 30. Ur. Nichole, a Y. M. C. A. worker for the beautiful flowers. boose will pay for Itself. Pine opportunity; Mas. Cans lbs Milub. terms. Haaiv L. Crabtbbk, Ellsworth, ever in connection with the matter. The will easy ot international prominence, address hues M. Turunaa. Maine. first ot _ Dunham ahot a deer the _ Henry office will communicate direct!; He will a pension the meeting. bring direct Mill street, all the week. s Sec and doubtless rfoUSB-Eight roomsTuB with each widow ted, message from the camps at home and Nonoi XX ftniahed; electric lights throughout, ol Amherst waa here on so as soon as the routine work of HERF.A8 mi O. outbuild lugs. Easy terms to right party- Urban Dickey will do abroad ot the work the Y. U. C. A. is wife. Myrtle Carter, !>••• has left Wd aad heard without Laatton Taewoacr, Bias bill, Ms. Tel. the office will crisis. W my Just Toeeday. permit. doing in this It is hoped there souse, I foi bid or anyone harboring trusting Booties, If accident or mistake a her oa account after this date. Cable Knitted Mrs. Mabel Higgins ol Holden was the b; sn; pen- will be a large attendance ot men. my TYOOTIE8—Baby’s blue Boixre O. Cast an. JL> In all slaes: colors, pink and white, sionable widow does not bear from the Mis* -guest ol Mrs. Asa C. Flood over Sunday. New England’s apportionment ot the Mariarllle, Me., Xor. 1, 1917. and white and white. Write lor prices. a reasonable Hama B. __ pension office within time, land to be raised is ot which Pavia, Surry, Me._ Percy E. Flood and two triends Irom 16,000,000, if she will communicate with me, I will old; in here. Maine’s quota is $303,000. Each county IBM, IS years g«£ Bangor spent Sunday Col*. condition. Sale STt. Apply have the matter straightened out. has been sub-divided into districts by prlo© JJ O. Sunday in SORSB-Weightph Beady. opposite old fair ground,or John Whitney spent Yours trul;, ■ ver; the State Y. M. C. A. committee consist- aUtn tenement of telephone Bn gene Warren.____ .Brunswick with his son John. four tarnished or John A. Petebs. ot Carl E. Jef- TENEMENT—Downroom*, unfurnished. I ing Governor Milliken, to Mu. Fiobucb UftN ITU 8Jt-8econd-head perlor wile ol Southwest Apply ‘Bowdbm, Hancock M Win {red B. Joy and ferson C. Smith, Arthur A. Heald, O. A. Ellsworth. F other tareitore, Hoiee. efcJ. »‘t eeen et IMFreetHn Mr.ee, Harbor were here Sunday. CAPE BOS LEE. Morton, Horace C. Day, Orlando Proet, Haworth._ him of offlcea over Moore’s who has been home E. K. Hones Margaret Sharp, daughter T heeee end iir erieed Dalton Franklin, The weirs are making good catches of Thomas Searls, Jordan, drug etoro; hot water heat; toilet. In- Harry eiliege, S»»t tmbasMrtor and Mrs. William Graraa OFFICES—Desirable lead at . borgale—«■ B. W.mon, several left Monday lor Dexter to Purington, William K. Saunderson, qnlre of E. Q. Hooaa days, herring. la an Arry. Me. Herbert L. Sharp, Indefatigable worker la work. a new ell on Emery andjotbers. Norman Ora; is building the lnteresta of the Bed Crew* and oth- Mildred Black ol Y. M. C. A. is on a war basis. ft*aU PfcLp HfUntrt. Bit. Hisses Agnes and his house. The er war aid* You Must Do Your in Paris, and has estab- for °« on their way America’s entrance Into the war meant OMEN ud wanted UK* wood end aere tool. Write Bangor were here Sunday of Bar Harbor is lished a girls tor [) Daniel Ore; visiting quite reputation as an organ- taol.u In Maine. Wat .eeolel eetalogw oo wood*mle« Otis. millions ot boys in training oamps or at w tram. home Irom his brother Otis. iser and executive In great charitable barmaids, kitchen, dith, laundry, pastry_ m. Ween mm amoey-,*»»»'“ visited the front. Parents at once inevitably all-around cooks Girls for housework. Aoairi Coarea,, Portlend. Melee. Mias Mildred Eaton of Bloebill moved into the Al- projects for the benefit of war Apply Cornelius Ora; has “Who will tbs victims, al and always lo Mama Horn tasker, Her Mrs. Cora raised the question: kesp N Main?uoe hsrs last week. mother, house. hospitals and Institutions to assist street, Bangor, Me., lor raltahls hotel varado Ora; home ties from breaking when our boys crip- positions. Baton, waa here Thursday. pled, Injured and wounded soldiers. Orlando Howard, who has been em- Join the colors?” The Y. M. C. A. as- Word has been received from Robert ployed on Holbrook’s island, is home. sumed this tremendous responsibility ol Bar Harbort who enlisted at Baltimore Neede 15,000 J'fdp QBantO. Nov. 6. Q- with confidence, because of its notably Employees. 1 announcing his sale Thomas M. Barr, director of the FOR Boston April, SALE suoosssful experience with our troops on 1 AA on bis to France. United States bureau of MOBB^mrn^wanlrdTo^lirV^Cart-Oo. arrival in England way A Gnat b(tn. because of the heroic employment rldgs Light and steady work. the Mexican border, lUy Ores ml in letter to his mother at ■Ellsworth Chalmers announces the oomin* of a at Baltimore, finds that Baltimore .»« gone; s Jutt interest ot its many friendly supporters, all doing tae. Get la on the cell. Apply to weather here will out bo L. P. An catboat. Fails he says in part: “The |,nt engine which probably needs 111,000 industrial workers to Cannon, agent, St Main street, feaagor. eighteen-foot because ot the eagerness With which Me. Bncloee and We all have end of comment from tbo Atlantic to the Pa- her and to stamp for reply. is vary cold damp. officials and be- bring shops factories a foil to the clflc. It mom* a condition loaf known to government oo-operate, soldi. The people here are good quota. and moat motor ear owners— cause then seems to be a supreme oppor- PRIOE *26. q__ It ante looks like war here. every engineer the rapid decline in the grade of gaaoleac. tunity to render Christian service. aa to eat, but we for They give good things low gaa and makes high Wilson not issued a Bounty Kaiser's Captor. When It takes a grade President only act used to English cooking. rather de- Practically every male resident at am power oat of it bp two Ingenious general order giving the Y. M. C. A. a it will be better, they and e“ram'e Poolvllle, contributed OBanttt. smget to France vice* known as a “hot piatef standing in tbs army and Tex„ to the our American in a recognised m we am by horn’’ manifold. Also it overcomes bounty of $1£4&00 offered as a reward P. A. CONARY, my, supplied navy, but he also expressed! his estimate We am in great measure the tronble one often expe- tor commissary department. marked value” of the work ot the delivery of Kaiser William Into a cold of the “vary high woolen helmets, rieacee in starting an angina on dap.— the hands of the American S«U Milne need ol thinge-eooka, the association in behalf ot enlisted men. authorities. Harbor, oold hem.” Ads*. gloves, etc.A* it is very *OW’,h* COUNTY NEWS (fTO6n,,nd COlI*'“" ®°l0™ of tba COUNTY FARM NEW8. OBITUARY ELLSWORTH MARKRTS. Tb« groom, • native Mum. MTU. of Boston, «u AMERICANS LEARN FoUowiaf tn v»Mil prices In Ellsworth WEST FKANKUN. graduated from the Demonstration Work-Farm Bureau UnWeralty of Ver- Daniel Doyle, a life-long and esteemed to-day ; claaa of and Clubs. bM gone to Perry to cot »ODt, 015. Ha is now Agricultural eitiaen ol Tyler Gordon located at rllswortb, died last Thursday, COUNTRY PRODUCE. Hartford, Conn., aa civil engineer. alter an lllneaa of several months. Dairy belter, 1. 4S tboae [From the offlce of the oonoty agent, O. N BIG GUNS bos moved into Among from oat of town who at- Mr. was born in Ellsworth Jane Freeh eggs, doe... N coomb* Mij- Worden. TOiUSE Doyle tended the Ellsworth.| Fowl, %. 38 house. wedding were the two brothera 1, I860, the son ot Doyle. As a Hodgkins’ of Timothy mrd the bride, Sgt. Kenneth H. Chickens. A. SI *“ • b«‘net* Stanley, ITUtEEAET OF OOCItTF AOEJtT. young man be worked as teamster lor the »• O'™1* now at Take to in France Hey, loose, ten... 810*812 Eugene Weatfleld, Mane., and Neil L. Heavy Artillery lumber and then lor a lew C.Ule The o( the tor mi'ls, years Tl„tor in Stanley of Vt. Both itinerary county agent VEGETABLES. Barliogton, Mr. and the With was associated with Moaea Btevena in the Sullivan U visiting her Mra. Morae have coming week is as follows: Avidity. Potatoes, pk. 88 jerushs Trlppof scores of fiienda here management ol the City hotel stables, Smith. who extend Thursday, Barry and Bluebill. Cabbage, h. 88 Mr«. Nancy beat wisbea. under the Arm name Stevens ft cousin. Penobscot and Caetine. Doyle. Beela, h. 08 an Friday, Weet ia at borne alter ex- was in Mery The stable burned the sameftAre 8 .. 08 Mn Saturday, Brookavllle and Sedgwick. Onions, visit in Meseechneette. CASTINE. that the and soon altar- *. .... 08 tended Monday, Waltham and Eastbrook. MEN NEED LITTLE PRACTICE destroyed hotel, Carrots, born NORMAL ward Mr. entered the ol Squash, fc. 04 A deogbter wee Sunday morning SCHOOL NOTH*. Tuesday, Sullivan and Qouldsboro. Doyle employ Atwood Merchant. Tbe and bean Senator Hale, with whom he had Tnrnlps, I. C2 Mr. and Mr*. “apple dabs,’’ whoae ser- Wednesday, Ellsworth. Eugene to Pumpkins, each .. 10 Hutebina la vices in harvesting saved Kichardaon Moat of tha Qimnera Are Man remained ever since, or over thirty jeers. Mr, Eastman recovering ball Heavy tbe of He leaves a widow, who Is now much ol FRUIT. ill near, and la vialting In Brewer expenditure quite a sum of money, Two tact* baring a direct and impor- of Long Experience—Greet Almost her do* .. (tou, invited tbe an two W. Ol Ells- Lemons, entire school to tbe harvest tant bearing on the 1918 aboold be aa Comrades invalid, sons, Juhn| taii week. crop Monster French Weap- Oranges, do*. «@4B supper given tbe considered worth and J Frederick E. Doyle of Old Town baa been tbe by Thimble club of the seriously by every termer now, udge Bananas. Doloree King of ons They Are Grooming for Uae Congregational church In their tor tbeae tacts concern tbe seed of Millinocket, and one daughter, Elisabeth, of Harold Worceeter a lew daye, on vestry. supply Against Germane. A FEW STAPLE*. p,,,! Mira E. Lucile next mason. On farm after farm there ol Ellsworth. He is survived also by two trip. Royal, whose resignation Sugar, granulated, I. 10* a hunting as a baa been no seed brothers, William ol Hyde Park, Mass., teacher of household arts was due to absolutely saved from powdered. u S. E. Jelllaon, with young aon, ol Not far behind the American field ar- one Hn. a government tbe 1917 crop for next year’s and Edward E. ot Ellsworth, (and yellow. 10 Uat week with her appointment, has entered planting, riulliven, apent while on tillery. which has been in training In Mrs. Elisabeth McManus of 5. West upon her new duties as others tbe highest class of seed sister, .Ells- Coffee, 20*88 Orindle. lecturer and oiece. Mr.. Edith stock of our obiet is out. a rugged section of Franco for the worth. Tea, h... 88*75 demonstrator of food conservation in tbe crops being fed who baa at Had tbe past two months, have come the men Deceased was a member ol H. Molasses, gal... *. 70*88 Earl Itracey, employment counties of Kennebec, Sagadahoc and good seed of tbe county been Philip baa moved hie tamily Irom conserved and of the “heavies." They are veteran Sbsridsn council, Knights ol Columbus, MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Nortb Jay, Lincoln. Her resignation ia deeply properly distributed last borne here. the use an gunners and are familiar with and ol Ellsworth A. O. U. W. Beef, roasts % 28*48 Bangor to their regretted by students and teachers. year, of inferior foreign pro- many lodge, would the at home and The funeral was held at St. steak ft. 28*80 Bros. have a valuable duct have been avoided. big guns they greeted Joseph’s Bollliib purchased Veal, %. 28*80 lor another Now that tbe Parm Bureau is well almost as comrades the monster Catholic uhnrch Sunday afternoon, Rev. pound, and are negotiating to BASS HARBOR. Lamb, h. 26*40 French which now P. F. Members ol ol tboee ebot a lew weeka organised, there will be no excuse for a weapons they are Flanagan ofRcating. take the place Harold Holmes and who have been Hams. 40 wilt, misunderstanding in our seed in grooming for eventual use against the the Knights ol Columbus attended 3in at supply Bacon. 46*80 ago. living Southwest Harbor all summer, a tbe future. The advice which comes from Germans. body. Salt pork, h. 88 Airs. Worceeter baa a bed ol Chriatmas are at home. 8. L. Burns, wbo is a member of tbe Some of the guns with which the Lard, fc. 80 on her town. Tbeae bloaaome are en- ARTHUR C. THORSEN. row, Gardner Lawson is having an addition executive board in is to American are are Irom the and charge - Mrs El wood A a 8team laauea From Earth. Class 8, Sweet Com—Exhibit ten ears. that artillery Sawyer, daughter. were WHITE-At Hancock, Oct 27, to Mr and Mrs pleasing features. In the barren, desolate region In the Lots: Golden train is devoted to them. These trains 1, Bantam; 2, miscellaneous, Roderick N White, a daughter. The ear. community was shocked Friday by vicinity of Volterra, in southwestern 3, best are strange-looking affairs In their fan- tbe or Ellsworth sudden death of Mrs. Ernest Grindie Tuscany, are a great many fissures Class 9y Silage corn—Lot 1, best five tastic war paint, resembling at a dis- Steam Laundry stalks. MARRIED. All Kinds if Work. NAPHTHA CLEANING of the Sargentville district. Mrs. Grindie cracks In the earth's surface from tance a mammoth rattlesnake. Even Laundry had Class 10% Beans—Exhibit one been ill for some time, but ber death which small clouds of steam arise, evi- peck. the engines are Included in the camou- Goods called for and delivered Lots: 1, Yellow-eye; 2, Improved Yel- BRAGliON—HOLMES—At Bangor. Nov 6. by was She leaves a Is a and resemble from attention to work unexpected. husband, dently of subterranean origin, low-eye: 3, Imperial Yellow-eye; 4, flage may anything Rev G Mayo, Miss Marcia E Bragdon of Special parcel post two daughters and two sons. curious report to the department of White Kidney; 5, Sulphur; 6, miscella- a brick house to a giant hedgehog. Franklin to Lewis A Holmes of Guilford. H. B. E5TEY & CO„ Proprietors neous; 7, best 8, BROWN—HARDISON At West Franklin. Nov, 5. Echo. commerce from Consul Dumont, Flor- exhibit; highest scoring The French sense of humor cannot State Street, Ellsworth, Me peck. Oct 31, by Emery W Smith, esq, Mrs Lillian ence. Kaly. Almost a century ago be suppressed by three years and more L Brown of Bangor to Howard H Hardison Class 11, Peas—Exhibit one peck. Lots: of West Franklin. B KOOK LIN. Francois de Larderel. a Frenchman, Late Market. of war. French officers have named 1, Field; 2, Early Market; 3, FALVEY—AYER—At Oct 81, Rev and made an analy- to Baugor, by htaklky-mohse wkddino. visited this region Class 12y Garden seeds—Best collection. one of the largest guns turned over B T Livingston, Miss Hazel G Falvey of WOOLENS sis of this steam, and he discovered Exhibit of the Americans “Moustique,” which Ellsworth to Harris C Ayer of Bangor. At 8 Argyle street, Everett, Mas*., s Class 13y merit. Dress Materials and di- with POWERS-BEVAN-At Bucksport, Oct 31, by Coatings home 6 that It was heavily charged Class Exhibitor with largest num- means mosquito. Pretty wedding .took place at 14} Harry H Carley, esq, Miss Olive A Powers rect from the factory. Write for o’clock boraclc acid. Beginning at the Pog- ber of entries. “It is a compliment to any of your to William H Bfevan, both of Friday evening, Nov. 2, when Bucksport. and state south over All exhibits should be sent in care STRATTON-WILBUR-At Nov samples garment planned. Mi»e bride Casa la Serra, extending artillerymen who may have come from Lamoine. 1, Marjorie E. Stanley became the glo Rev W H Miss Grace B Stratton to the of the agent, to arrive not later than said the French com- by Rice, P. A. PACKARD, of Charles E. Morse. The Episcopal the snmmlt and down valley county New Jersey," Melvin L Wilbur, both of Lamoine. he found numerous fis- November 14. mandant, who said he had spent ten Box 35 Camden, Me. double-ring service was used. Kev. A. J. River Comla, W008TER—HOMER—At West Sullivan, Oct Rsv P Miss*Charlotte sures from which steam arose. Se- years on the eastern coast of the Unit- 26, by George Sparks, Hughes officiated. BOMB HANDSOME CORN. E Wooster of Hancock to Benjamin R the largest of these, at what la ed States. Homer of Franklin. The bride was in lecting There is to be seen on the (arm of H. C. charmingly gowned about fif- •bite now the town of Larderello, The French guns, although large crepe de chine, with veil caught up Hodgdon, Penobscot, a corn-crib filled NURSE teen miles due sonth of Volterra, he and apparently unwieldly, are bal- DIED. hy orange blossoms, and carried bride with some of the finest yellow corn ever niss n. Elizabeth a for the extraction anced one man being able to ele- Googins, waea. The A. established plant easily, matron of honor, Mrs. G. grown in Maine. Tbis corn was grown DOYLE—At Daniel of what la now a most successful In- vate and deflect a weapon weighing 50 Ellsworth, Novi, Doyle, “obbine of Burlington, Vt., an aunt of by Mr. Hodgdon daring tbe past year on aged 67 years, 6 months. 34 Pine St., Ellsworth the dustry. tons or more. bride, wore yellow chiffon over yellow an old field, and is of perfect maturity. HOLMES-At Washington, D O, Nov 6, Wil- Uaru H Holmes, formerly of Ellsworth, aged 65*2 ■heeaaline. The bouse was decorated in There are approximately fifty bushels of Telephone, Went to the Ant long, well-filled ears, whioh would make ALASKA PLACERS MAY CLOSE! JONES-At West Brooksville, Oct 28, Mrs thou said 74 “Go to the ant, sluggard,” excellent seed. Borne of it will be on ex- Mary Jones, aged years. her KING—At State Nov John SMntliowiitfc the Wise Man. “Consider ways, week Coat of Labor and Bangor hospital, 1, Albert N. Cushman hibition at the meeting a from High 8uppllea' L of 60 2 there was a slug- King Lamoine, aged years, months, and be wise 1" Once Thursday. Many of the stalks bore two Leaves' No Profits. ( 24 days. when he read these ringing gard, and ears. Mr. Hodgdon may well be proud of Alaska’s placer mines, when they ROBERT8—At Brooksville, Nov 8, Llewellyn Electrician and Contractor to take the Ec- C Roberts, aged 63 years. 2 months, 6 days. words he determined such a fine harvest. There are a great close down for the winter, will not re- THORSEN—At West Hancock, Nov 5, Arthur advice. So he went to the Electric and Fixtures desiust’s many farms in the county capable of simi- open until after the war unless oper- C Thorsen, aged 61 years, 6 months, 21 days. Supifes Be started In to consider her young ant and lar production. ating expenses are reduced. WITHAM—At Bucksport, Nov 6, Mrs George Estey Building • Ellsworth Cleveland Plain Deal- Witham, aged 68 years. ways, says the nun TUBnnoDLiM ran. F. S. Hammlll. a mining man from he a Telephone 39-11 er But, unfortunately, picked the Circle City district, who Is on his looking was also All farmers desiring to have their cattle In which the anteater to confer with financiers on aufomiMiutni*. day tested should notify the chairman of way East PmCcBsumat Cam. getting busy. And as the sluggard the situation, said placer mining In ate ecS, as the Farm Bureau committee at once. considered, the anteater no Oranlta and Marble" This teat is practically tree, from Alaska at present promised profit. his asm In tact, he didn’t coming H. SCOTT was the State and Federal of Shortage of labor, Increased cost of Memorials at ALICE the was ex- departments SPECIALTY MADE OP cease eating until supply and the labor _ For see all supplies, eight-hour the went agriculture. particulars, your H.W. DUNN'S Water Street TYPEWRITING). ACCOUNTING AND hausted. Then sluggard were as causes. He did not GENERAL or write the law given rfLERlCAL WORE. resumed his ancient committeemen, oounty agent. nt Union Sate * back home and think the mines would suffer MAINE Age Deposit Trust Do., at Por* During the past C. W. Stratton and quartz ELLSWORTH, «nd. (or Probate sod Bond of slugging. Having con- weak, tarnishing Bursty occupation as do the placers, since they operate Artistic Designs, First-cUss Work, Lowes Oliver he was W. E. Foss of Hanoook have applied lor Agent Typewriter) typewriter supplier sidered the ways of the ant, Prices. Libemi discount on msll orders. the test. throughout the year. Oor. Main and Water Sts. (o wise. pEsUblUhed:i Wl.r"— ~~~— lftote),RUewo Stewutawau* local oDton. Ho will hold services at NEW* T> r>JTYr NEWS Southwest Harbor ne*t week. The aale COUNTY waa well attended, in epite of the weather. BRiJOKSVILLE. CRANBERRY ISLES. Net proceeds, f<8. Harold Part is employed at the Blue* Mrs. Stanley ol Southwest Oct. 29. Thelma. A Josephine hill mines. Cry Harbor, was here last week. DOCTOR SAYS TWO Charier win- Olen Cloeeon and Jones LONG p. Lunt it at home for tbe Benjamin got is YEARS Mrs. Vencie Hulbert of Franklin visiting of Distress ter. a deer last week. her parents, Henry Bunker and wife. here L. Roberta baa at — — Earle Parley baa moved bit family Ralph employment in the night the sadden cramp Seth Rice, of the coast patrol, spent the — VINOUS TK from the Walker woolen mill. the dangerous chill the aching McKinley. HE week-end at home. — — SUFFERED threat the throbbing sprain Fred Totman la attending boaineaa col- Mrs. John Sanborn, L. C. Roberta the sodden from Mr*. Ida Stanley has gone to Somer- pain many other lege in Bangor. and Mrs. Abbie Roper an ill. common ills are quickly halted by ville for the winter. The improvement aociety will meet with Rnaael Gray has moved bis family to “Fnlt-i-llws" Made Hha Mrs. a few TONIC fm Frank Johnson spent days BEST Mr*. Nettie Rnmill Nov. S. Blnehill where he baa employment at the last week at Seal Harbor. Ht If Honot Doctor Gave Ray Robbina ia apending hi* vacation mioea. WaHdBf Oi Mr JOHNSON'S Leander Bunker and family will leave Opinion with hi* mother, Mr* Wilder Robbina. Misses Lillian Cloaeon and Amelia Not. for Florida about Nov. 15, for the winter. Hu Patient Ouixia, 28th. 19u ^SSSZSS LINIMENT were week-end at Ernest Card* have been received announcing Gray guests “For orer two yew, I w« Mrs. Alice J. Murch and Henry Stanley Bedford, Ohio.—“I wss in • Closson’a. troubled | pitiful1 the marriage of Mr*. Lida Uilley and with Constipation, the “first aid" for human ills for were guests of Eben Sparling and wife condition, weak, nervous and run Drowsiness, Lack nt | Roy (..lenient of Seal Harbor. They have Russel Condon of South Brookavtlle Appetite and Headaches. orer 100 yc .rs. Whether you need Lst seek. down so I could not do my housework. Onedayls,, the beat wishes ol all. and Beatrice of E. L. “ or Roberta, daughter your sign which it internally externally, you’ll is I had doctored for years and tried read Mrs. Vida Joy at lsleaford keeping Nov. 5. Thelma. and wen married Oct. 21. Fruit-a-tire. find this under the sun. A friend Roberts wife, make soothing, healing, pain while Mrs. everything you feel like on >• house for Mrs. Fred Morse, an extended. will walking air an ever ready told me about Vinol- I asked Uongntulationa They destroying anodyne my Thu appealed to me, *o I Morse ia away. doctor about it, and he *It GOl'LDSBOKO. lire at Sooth Brooksville. decided to replied, try a bo*. In a of Moray John Hamor and wife, who have been is the best medicine that can Mr*. Annie of North Sullivan Oct. 29. A. rery short time I Angel certainly Hodgkins to are home began feel now Z in Boston two weeks, expected be had today. I couldn’t give you waa a recent guest of 3|n. Edith Hovey. better, thia week. any better.’ I took it and I SOUTH DEER ISLE. 1 hare a good appetite, relish today The ladies who are doing war relief ererv-thin, Acuak am at well and strong as any woman I eat, and the iUga. Everett Wedge and family left Monday work have finished and sent ! Chtrlw C. Warren bat gone to Bath to Headaches are gone could wish to be, and it was Vinol thirty-three for Bangor, for the winter. Mr. Wedge work. entirely. I recommend this STATE OF MAINE. that saved me.”—Mrs. Prank A. Hoc- nightabirta tor tbe Belgian children. j pleasant baa there. firwit medicine to all Hancock s®. Supreme Judicial Cocky. employment key, Ash St, Bedford. Ohio. They are knitting stocking*, sweater*, Mitt Flora Allan of Boeton ia visiting my friends »*. Jasper P. Hases ll, Libellant, Mrs. Nettie Stanley recently spent a We guarantee this famous cod liver bandages and wash cloths. bar (atbar. DAN McLEAN. few with her brother, and iron tonic for all sack conditions. The school children an entertain- BOe. a 6 for Marion Staple* Hassell. days Heory Spur- gave ; John K. Eaton of Stonington ia work- bo*, $2,150, trial site, 2Se To the HonorRbie Justice of the Seawall. merit in calisthenics in the grange hall Supreme ling at Alexander’s Pharmacy, C. E. Alexander, ing for Auatin Smith. At all dealers or sent Judicial Court, next to be held at Ellsworth Thursday evening. They were trained by postpaid by Fruit.* who have been visit- Prop., Ellsworth. a-tlTes In and for the county of Hancock on the Mr. Beal and wife, Mias Roby Kidder. Proceeds, f4.76, to be Mrs. HowanS Pierce baa returned from Limited, Ogdensbuig, N.Y. second Tuesday of October, 1917. used tor war relief work. ing their son Harvard, returned to Mt. the much in bealth. libel of P. Haskell, of boapital, improved Jasper Stoning- Desert Rock last week. Nov. 5. T. ton county of Hancock) who rtspect- Eaton of Ooeanrille ia THE COUNTY NEWS George tpending well Sprinter will move their fimiliei fully libels and gives this honorao'e court to Nov. 5. Roonsy. to be informed that he was married to the said a few weeka witb bia niece, Mrs. Blanche NV on Junction Heavy, impure blood makes • muddy, cabinet for the winter. Marion Staples Haskell at Deer Isle in said SOUTH HANCOCK. 9EDGWICK. headaches, nausea, Bye. county of Hancock on the fourth day of NORTH pimply completion, Mre. E. E. Scammon, with rrtnd- 1913. Arthur Smith hai moved hla family Thin blood makes Mra. Jonathan who May. of it indigestion. you weak, Stinson, recently children, end Alice They lived togttber until the month of Mrs. Bis his Howard Sargentville £rrln Scemmon, to Northern Maine Junction. pale and aiokly. For pure blood, sound bar ia able to get July, 1914, at which time the said Marion visiting Mitt Ella Thurston. apralned leg badly, vieited her daughter, Mre. F. p. digestion, nse Burdock Blood Bitters. Ooodwin. Staples Haskell, without any cause therefor, Mra. P. M. Wataon ia ependlng a fl.V about. leet week. left the home where they had thereto lived Linwood Leighton has moved hit at all stores.—drfvf. and then and there deserted week at Bar Harbor before returning to Oct. 29. Txkp. together utterly to the houee lately vacated by your libellant and has continued such de- family Brooklyn, N. Y. sertion to the present time, a period of more Foster Pierce. dtnurtisannus COREA. than three consecutive years next prior to Ur. P. E. Ball baa returned to Pargo, BAR HARBOR. Mr and Mrs. Fred Lowell of the filing of this libel. Bncksport N. Mr. and Mra. Knight apent Monday That the residence of said Marion D, accompanied by hie brother, Miet Tillie E. Martin bee eold the the spent the week-end with,her parents, Mr. with frienda at Birch Harbor. Staples Haskell is unknown to the libellant W. H. Ball. New Ploreoce hotel property to Thomee and that the libellant has made diligent and Mrs. Curtis Pierce. The atorm of laat Tueeday night did of Boot an search and inquiries endeavoring to locate Mra. H. Ball, Mra. W. H. Ball and A Soldier’s Pbelpe on, experienced hotel Marion Haskell Dut is to Mr. and Mis. Herbert Stanton and aome the inshore lobster man. well known here where be has Staples unable get ] Mra. William Oalliaon are in Strength damage among been vlaiting any trace of her or any information which have returned to man connected with the and Stephen Stanton Pall Maae. Every enlisted would fishermen. Newport It would lead to the ascertainment of her pres Hirer, Dreert reading room. He will take ent residence, and cannot Worcester, Mass., after two weeks at poe-' by reasonable dili ■land up stronger the Mias Velma Stewart, who underwent an aeaaion Dec. 1. gence ascertain the same.' William Oalliaon baa gone to Brown* during rascal Friends. for at the Wherefore be prays that a divorce may be rille Junction, where he haa employment first year’s service if he could operation appendicitis hospital decieed to him and that the said Marion ; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cloason and Law- for the winter. in Bangor, ia at borne, and getting along Staples Haskell may be notified of the ! have the of cttramimiintis. rence Grindle have gone to benefits well. pendency of this libel by publication. Providence, Oct. 29. W. Jaspkr P. Haskbll. R. 1., where they have employment. State of New York R. H. Young baa cloeed hia borne, Mrs. Vinan Colwell bad ao attack of: of 4th Oct. 1917. Miss Florence Allen, who is and was County Kings. attending and to Mariaville and Otia appendicitis, taken to the boa- Wcrms-A lo Ciildren P. Haskell now gone trap- Danifr Personally appeared Jasper New England of music in treatment. on the United States Atlan conservatory Hia pital for Mra. Edith Paul working dredge ping. boueekeeper, Mra. Ella Abbott, j No train in a child * health and is tic at s Head New and made i the week-end with her her. strength Sheep Bay, York, Boston, spent ia in Brewer with her accompanied not it oath aiater, Mra. J. scorn possible all worm* are removed. that the libel him sub- foregoing by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Q. M. Allen. Oct. 31. S. scribed and the facts stated therein, particu- Hopkina. Sign* of worm* are Deranged as to the residence of the libellee and larly Rev. A. H- Carvill and family left for *tom»ch, swollen upper lip. his endeavors to ascertain the same are true, THE HANCOCK. •our before me, their borne in Auburn Monday. Mr. WEST TREMONT. FALLS, stomach, offensive breath, Kakol Maryans*!, Carvill who has served very faithfully ss Mri. Mary Palmer it working for 8. J. hard and full belljr witbocca- I (L. S. Notary Public. Mr. end Mr*. Arthur Lanton ol Port- a EMULSION ■ional griping* and pains about Notary Public No 34. ! pastor here the past year resigned few Johnston at Hancock Point. Kings County land were here the navel, face of Kings County No. 8029. I He has made friends recently. because it fortifies the pale ieadea Registers weeks ago. many lungs Mrt. Madison Gordon of Sulhran Mias Rene tint, eye* heavy and dull here and at South Bluebill. Lunt, who bee been em- and creates STATE OF MAINE. throat, to visited relatives here recently. twitching of at ia at borne. Sbe will strength eyelids. itching Hancock ss. Supreme Judicial Cocbt. ployed Manaet, Nov. 5. Y. avoid and M. A. Goodwin of the none, itching of tb» rectum. short. dry Ellsworth, Oct. 17. A. D. !917. leave soon (or Boaton (or tbe winter. grippe pneumonia West Franklin 1 of the teeth, little red Upon the foregoing libei, ordered: That the and makes rich blood to avert spent the week-end with his brother, F. cough, grinding point* libellant give notice to said Marion Staples WEST HANCOCK. Benjamin Reed and Edmond Reed, •licking out on tongue, starting during sleep, Haskell to before 1 P. Goodwin. appear our supreme who have apent their vacations at borne, rheumatic tendencies. •low fever. If you see any of the«e symptom* court, to be holden at Ells- I Miss McFarland is a Judicial Etnily spending and Walter Kief have moved for bare returned to school at Henry in your child don’t lose another minute, hut worth, within and the county of Hancock, j few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Bucksport. Send a bottle of SCOTT'S on the fourth Tuesday of April, a d. 1918. by their families to West Hancock for the' get a bottle of Dr. Trae’s Elixir, the Family an attested said Achorn, in Boston. Rev. George B. Davia o( Stonington, a publishing copy of libel and to a relative or friend winter. Laxative and Worm Expeller. this order thereon, three weeks former successively Mr. and Mrs. C. W. of Dedham pastor here, with Mrs. Davis, Mr*. Norrat of Houston. Text*, write* I in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper Cowing in the cervfce. came tbe ladies’ Mrs. Andrew Partridge of Hanoock would not be without Dr. True's Elisir in printed in Ellsworth, in our county of Han are their Mrs. A. E. by special request of aid my visiting daughter, home." No better Laxative made for cock, the last publication to be thirty days at society to attend its concert and sale Th«_NoTwg«i»n cod Herr oil in Point visited her husband's mother, Mrs. j youtu least prior to said fourth of Tracy. «dri EmUh ia now refined in oor or old. At all dealer*'. 40c. Tuesday April Oct. 24. Davia own Amrncaa Edgar Kief, recently. next, that she may there and then in our said Mrs. returned Saturday. laborntortea which 40c and ft. Write to us E. Desmond ofj Goulds boro has moved make* it pore and palatable. court appear and show cause, if any she have, Mr. Davis remained over to speak at the Jarvis and Archie Gatcorab and Kos- forfurthrr Information. why the prayer of said libellant should not be | his famtlv to the house formerly owned Scott ft Bowne, WoonflddjTJ. 17-14 granted. Rose He is wood Arno W. King. by Young. cutting pulp Presiding Justice of the Sup. Jad. Court. for A. E. Tracy. A true copy of the libel aud order of court thereon. Mrs. Minerva Rich and daughter Attest:—T. F. Mahoney, Clerk S. J. Court, j Gladys, who*have been visiting here, left Thursday for|;Presque isle, where Miss STATE OF MAINE. Rich will attend normal school. Hancock ss. Probate Court. Nov. 5. M. M. M. Notice of Appointment* op Executor*. Ad- ministrator*, Guardians of Adults and Conservator*. OTId. (Note—ouch notices in estates on The annual picnic of the Otis Sunday Your Motor’s Mount Desert Island will be published school was held at Oct. hereafter in the Bar Harbor Timet; in Beech] HiliJ lake, estates in Deer Isle and Stonington, Through the ^hospitality of Mrs. in the Deer Isle in all other 127. Measenger; i Nathan one of the was estates in The Ellsworth American.] Salisbury, cottages hot served to notice is hereby Riven under the opened. A dinner-flwas;] PUBLICprovisions of chapter 133 of the public laws twenty-seven, ivisitom from Efficiency including] of the State of Maine of 19 7, that the following Ellsworth Falls. The afternoon was named persons have been appointed execu- tors. can administrators, guardians of adults and pleasantly spent, the ladies knitting for You the conservators, respectively, in the hereinafter judge efficiency named estates. the Bed Cross, the children]] playing Agnes F. Danico. late of Ellsworth, in games andjainging. of motor its flexi- said county, deceased. Alice H. Scott, of said your by Ellsworth, appointed administratrix of the SOUTH BLUEHILL estate of said deceased ; date of qualification with October 9, a. d. 1917, L. H. Sibley ]spent a ’few days recently bility—the eagerness Elmer E. Lowell, late of Bncksport, In said STANDARD connty, deceased. Roy R. Horner of said in Boston. which steadi- Oli.CQ»N.Y| administrator of the Bucksport, appointed Lsslie wife it’’picksup,”the estate of said deceased; date of qualification Candage >nd |are receiving October 18, a. d 1917. congratulations on the birth oQ* daugh- Addison W. Marks, late of in ness and smoothness with Orland, said Oct. 24. The of a Reliable Dealer connty, deceased. Russell E. Gray of Verona, ter,'.born Sign in said county, unpointed administrator of Kev. Mr.l Carvill has finished |bis pas- and the World's Best Gasoline the estate of said deceased; date of qualifi- which it turns over when cation October 2, a. d., 1917. torate at North Sedgwick |and, here. All Geoi W. Patten, late of in ge Ellsworth, are to have him leave. said county, deceased. Linnie J. Patten of sorry throttled down. said Ellsworth, appointed administratrix of Nov. 5. O.J1 DEALERS WHO SELL the estate of said deceased; date of qualifica- tion October 2, a. d. 1917. SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE Lizzie W. Herrick, late of Brooklin. in said NORTH LAMOINE. county, deceased. 1-red 8. Herrick of said E. iritb'his will leave SOCONY the full flex- Brooklin, appointea executor of the lust will E. Higgins, team, gets and testament of said deceased; date of quali- this week for Waterville. He will work fication October 2, a. d. 1917. woods for A. L. out of car because Joseph T. Little, late of Bucksport, in said in tbe Tripp. ibility your deceased. Howard P. county, Gilley of said Mrs. Susie Warren will leave for Boston Bucksport. appointed executor of the last C. L. Ellsworth will and testament of said deceased; date of this week, for ^be winter. Her mother, it is and Moraug, October 9, a. d. 1917. absolutely pure, qualification Hr*. will go to Ellsworth Grace E. Mitchell, late of Snllivan, in said Amanda^Auetin, Silvy & Hagerthy, county, deceased. Jesse K. Mitchell of said to stay with ber sonjGeorge. 44 Sullivan, appointed executor of the last will Nov. 5. Y. every drop powerful. H. F. Wescott, and testament of said deceased; date of quali- fication October 2, a. d. 1917. J. B. R. late of Bettel, Bluehill George Patterson, Bucksport, in SOUND. ■aid county, deceased. Fannie B. Patterson More than SOCONY is 44 said executrix of the that, Austin Chatto, of Bucksport, appointed Mrs. NortonTTinker spent the week-end last will and testament of said deceased; date 44 of qualification October 9, a. d. 1917. at Bar Harbor. the C. F. Wescott, jr. : George W. Stover, lete of Orland, in said always same—every gal- 44 pounty, deceased. Edwin W. Stover of said C Mrs. Lacy Beynolds spent the^week-end I. E. Stanley, Orland. appointed executor of the last will at Nortbeast;Harbor.; Ion like other and testament of said deceased; date of quali- every gallon. F. L. 44 fication October 9, a. d. 1917. Hr. and HreJ Earl Storer of |Bath are Mason, Dated at Ellsworth, in said county, this visiting Mrs. Btorer’s parents, Jones That means freedom from A. R. thirty-first day of October, a. d. 1917. Tracey and wife. Conaiy, So. Bluehill Rot C. Hainbs, Register. Oct. 29. H. F. L. the motor troubles which re- Greene, E. Bluehill The mailorder house it advertising For any itching, ski- trr- bit, ntleejscsenia, Daniel salt rheum, hives, itch, scald head,| herpes, McKay, Surry reoom- sult when lor your hisiness. What art you going scabies, Doan’s Olntment|ts highly today’s gasoline R. E. Rankin, Franklin ^ mended. SOcgs box at all stores.-Advi. ao about iff __ doesn’t mix with yesterday’s H. W. Johnson, Hancock Stiuttiarauiiti. carburetor G. W. Colwell & Co. S. Hancock adjustments. H. L. Smith, Lamoi ne H. H. Hopkins, Trenton Keep It Buy under the So-CO-ny sign. It will insure you a more ef- Handy ficient motor. Ward off attacks of grip, colds and indigestion by timely medication with the thoroughly teet- ed and reliable remedy of the Ameri- Standard Oil Co. of New York PERUNA M better to be safer'

kv !rjal Botins. .SALK. COUNTY NEWS Habcoci an. OF Kaimb* wherein Mavr on election nrd 8. WINTER HARBOR. • „r.a.nd Company. corporation duly Richard Farrar T’VkfN .odor the few. ol the 8i.t. & baa opened bia barber office end for «P’ ,,d having He prloelpnl ahop the winter. S»,B, hoilneie In Bochlnort, county of end Dr. A. E. pj«ce Maine, l« plelnltB. Crotch Small and of Petrol n George Pbillipa K**V iirantte company, manufacturing Bangor were recent visitor. I,1,n™tlo *duly orgauued under I he Inns of here. end having nn office end The annual dtnie "f Bnlne. grange fair will be WI»: mobile. an.l detmr.h.d He and his family will go to W'.„.,1U lot. or oarcel.ol land sl'nated in Dear late), on Tbs'lota'. East Buck&port for the winter. “' l„,ton tlotroetly so called, In Hnncock nr .."*uhrun Lined. Mr. and U.u. ltnaorl>..rl .. .. .1 I Mrs. Nathan have pr«ntv Mate of Maine, vnd described and Sargent wit: to t^.wfrd ae followe. to gone Milhndgo, where Mr. Sargeut aoothweat corner of land Mi clog at the baa for known ae the employment the winter. ucv A Small, commonly feuUiarrv.au ihence runulcg south 11° Capt. H. E. Tracy, Frank rode, more or lees lo the ocean. Engineer 2.., ,'to) Davis and a tkenca in an i Vernon Sargent, all of the U. ,e a boli IB >ed«ei ea.terly direction mound the shore at ■rd aoithrrly 8. S. patrol Cherokee, were week-end to tbe aouthe>at corner bound I « water mark or Close guests at their homes here. of Isod of said Lucy A Small, Quarry the line of land of etid fkeucr wre erly. along Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hr ol con- Miner were recent Luc' A- small. place beginning, iitcicc Use acres, more or leav guests of the J. S. Braggs, while packing same conveyed by Sam- Heine the premises their household to (}osa Violet Goes. Courtney D. Hmatl, goods pre(wratory And Laura J Small to Patrick Kyan and moving to Caribou. They carry with them Parker. 13. 1901. and Andrew McC'iean August the best wishes of the community. rsaifiered u tbe M a need county book of £“ds.No. 8*7. f*»ge ftW and again conveyed Mr. and Mrs. Alvab Leighton and Patrick Kyan and Andrew Met Iran HT tAid children are his Mr. Parker Blary Kyau and Kathryn de Kosaet visiting parents, and Parker to tbe grantor herein, on October 10, Mrs. C. Leighton, at Mark Island. in the Hancock county ’tfts and registered From there b£k of deeds No. 3W. page *t», Deceraotr 16, they will go to Bath for the winter. Also two certain lot* or parcels of land In the lituated oo Thuriow’s or Crotch island. At a recent meeting of Rubie chapter, of 8;onington ( ormerlv Deer (ale). town O. E. H., a plea-ant was tendered BsocockHancock county, Slate of Maioe. described surprise sed bounded as follows: Rev. M. C. Miner and wife, when they Fi,*r O Begin! ing at tht tea on the (stand and In the were presented with a purse of |12 by the wuth side of said Crotch a of the l*eiiv..oue Granite were of line Kefre-hments served The ewrery chapter. and thence north rcmi’Suy’• land, produerd; a pleasant hour Coming enjoyed. 14 ea«t by Mid Benveuue Granite i-olt at tbe company’* laid, to a brass Funeral services for Mrs. Delia Pendle- tou fcerly shore of the millpond: therce easi- ton Childs were held nme course to the milt pond; thence at the Baptist er!* b\ said mill-pond a rHsUme equal to church Wednesday afternoon. The seven hundred and twenty (7i0; fee' measured said Bei floral showed the si a *ht angle to the Hue ol venue many offerings esteem la d. This line ♦ * marked ENGINE (irauite company’s in which she was held. Kev. E. GREAT S. Diew ot the Abort of lbe mill pond by a ora a bolt a conducted the in the ledge. aatd bolt being bf»y tro and of'Harrington services, b»lf tret westerly from station of the assisted by Rev. M. C. Miner. Mrs. y shore of said mill pond made rarveyofthe Childs leaves a by O H Trtpp (»«e plaa'. thence southerly mother, several sisters, a bi a line parade! to and seven hundred and brother, husband and three small chil- feet distant from tb» line ot the Grade Gas twenty T* ) If Makes Power Out of Low ue aforesaid, to the dren, to whom the ot the High Brute Granite comp ny sympathy »es. on the south aide of a*td isiand; thence community is extended. or tbe sea westerly, to the place of Nov. 5. S. 6e#inonK. _ Beiug lot “D* as shown on plan herein Men who drive cars are face to face with A new manifold, termed “The Rams- and herefrom referred to. excepting reserving FRANKLIN. nfl»t of way ov, r and through the granted a condition that becomes more and more has been constructed of )ie»trit>rd in • died horn,” simple pip- (.rrmlit*. si |>»tticu!ail> Miss Beulah Tracey is at home from d«teu on >>r about December 7, 1*0. from the serious each It is on the exterior of the It frsfilor herein to Ar bur McMullen, of the Bar Harbor. day. ing. engine. county end s m> ot New York. lily, Miss Koch is meet- is is a manifold of curves so that there Mi* nri lot. Beginning »t s ut«Dumrnt st bolding evangelistic That condition the constandy de- easy the iiO'thwmt corner of slot wued by Ryan- ings at North Franklin this wtek. « are no corners raw to Parker onsu uction company snd hereto- clining grade of gasoline. sharp for the gas lodge fore up* rated by them as a quarry; thence Mrs. Sadie Jettison has been clerking h une of *aid continuing n-rtberly quarry at the the two weeks. engineer has said and be into the iot no th m> 47' wru one nundr d si d two grain store, past Nearly every goodby against pushed cylinders. aid (I JW) feet u» g brass boll in the Mrs. Carroll Blaisdell of Newport is vis- forever to The next was to the oJfe. tbeuev -outh 44° ft' west, five hundred high-grade gas. development give and sod .eveuty one and 9-10 |57I V) feet to a iting her parents, \V. E. Bragdon crest For the and for all the amount of heat after it came menu mint near the ot the r-*nk;.thence w ife. moment, possibly proper **n* course to the sea; thence by the *-ea tasieMjr t* the anuoji Itue ot said tty an Miss Gertrude Bragdon of Latnoine has time, multi-cylinders, counter balanced gasom the carburetor. Parker Construe ion ..nnipant; hence by rooms at Mrs. Hannah laid aim < ortberl) to be Hist bound. opened millitiery crankshafts, and little tricks with valves What is termed a “hot plate” is built in Be o* lot "A* as ah-wo ou ibr plan re Doyle’s. ferred to tn the de-ciipiion of fi>st lot; ex- in discussions to the at the of the throat of the carburetor so ctpi na and ie«ervmg. however, a malt lot Mrs. Jennie Hartwell of Bar Harbor give way engineers’ top what is knuwu as Me«rill's wharf, containing has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Daniel from car- on lot "It" on ail plan, nd p .rticu'arly de- ‘gas problem”. that the gas coming straight the crioed iu oue dr-d frt ru Kyan ParkerCvn- Crabtree. up •uucnoi r< n p-*> y o «rthur M. Mullen and alert is buretor hits the “hot tne dimensions churches Every his plate”, slao eSieptoK aid ie*erv.' g t* t .it: rights The Methodist and Baptist engineer bending of sa wr n*l tbioi-gh ih. grained pit m will conduct union services on alternate utmost to make “one of now do of which have been worked out very scien- lies, a* •.» itu’-rU d< set ibid in one need j drop gas I 0* M December ? itaw liotu the Kyan Parker Sunday evenings. and then around tne Von*’rue l- * to A>i*u ticVo'Irn. the work of two”. tifically, passes easy ouipaa> Mr. and Mrs. have moved lor more '.articular description ol both of Harry Gray lb«». tu. !«>'.« tii the ol refer- as curves of the smooth manifold in a lights way, | to their new home, the house recently Just great situations produce great perfect t « u ina e to surveys aid pot o O H. vacated by H. C. Buuket. Tr« i> wb>*h surveys a d \ 'an* «re9rdl)r men, so out of this condition has come a state of mixture and at the proper tempera- c-inner j*. at b one co..v from yai.ee The primary classes of the Methodist A'trm* m. M at leu, of the ci.y courtly aid ture to each of the • *i« ol New Y rk. to he Ry n P.*rker ton- | Sunday school held a social at the church great engine. cylinders. •trii i. com pa -t, the ar«nt *r herein, and | afternoon. • vtatry Saturday Thursday a case of this b n tty •rleiMice made s pa*t of th s It is Chalmers. The Chalmers engine has C ■. -\*(n «*.« S*cl w«- !••«* a di the senior classes will have a l«.|ig evening It makes out of low been mn ii: mi tue vestry. high power grade proved. ta^Hrd Pl.il rps has bougilt Mis Mary gas. 1. On August 1 and 2, Joe Dawson A Br«goun’s home at Ryetfeid. re. with other of the drove a Chalmers with this same • ■ •> i« » .p ii *• id i" vat *ua mi u Bragdon b*a bougut and will soon occupy Compared engines equipped “••u ot- u i<» a tiui ...i vii.it. n ut.d the Donnell home. Mr. Donnell same or P‘ti he eu aiic riat.d Ueteniber 7, IkW, tbe Fred size thereabouts, it shows: engine 1,898 miles in 24 hours—^-faster and vm ot r.amend in t e Pancock c< nitty hook will move to his new borne, formerly dt-eds N ps». p.ge 6a. Decern be W. ISP-9, farther than ever before had traveled O. Calvin More anyone *u>»Jei to sum tea. rv .tioua c<*u.aio*d in said owned by Havey. power More rapid acceleration det.i .mi o h r uee-s ot rights ol w y from Nov. 4. B- on land, sea or air. •*;d Kun P<.feer Ga»tr uc.ion company io _ Greater economy Greater length of life •aid \rtbu McMulun. *u•* Prk-r uousir net on company now has, solid day bitter, brutal speed will find it. twu-orh I a iu o. c undivided b .It part ol a automobile. And an amazing ability to start on ce'Uio io' or parcr) «f land, or any yart quickly 2. There are over Chalmers 'he a aa foreman 1,000 eoi.mitna *d in said 8u»t»i gton, on Crotch William Hale baa position a cold and to “warm without I» nd or Thuriow's Is and. so cui.ed, couuty day, up” delay. in a c.nmng in Onion. this now in use. nt H4u1.uk. nt-b ot Ma'.nc. bounded and oe factory containing engine They •tribed as follows 10 wl Mias Lucia K. Peabody closed her sum- The Chalmers engine is a one. be.ihiiiiiK tour (4) ro s east of 'he head of simple check up past all and ielt for expectations. mill p udoustd island; t< snee easier ly, mer cottage here, Monday teljar low That is one reason it is so log the southern aid** of said poi d by Boston. She is tbe last of tbe summer wny good. Therefore, the Maxwell Motor Com- low water mark, to land o cupieti now or f'lrtuerly by Kr nk 8 Warren; thence across people to go. In many engines of the moment the gas which has leased The Chalmers Motor thr read 01 said Warren’s ot and lai d of J. pany, o Charles Sherman and wife have closed Go»* and (Jo«a A Small mow or formerly), on left forSeaUle, passes its way from the carburetor to the has its O. K. on this south* r!y to the south* rn sloe of said island. ‘•Orovebnrsl,”aDd Monday Company, put engine, <0 their ow water mark; thence by the shore at Wash., to spend the winter with a low water men- which runs all and on the car. murk, westerly o a large rock son, who is in business there. cylinder through tunnel, accordingly Chalmers tioned in a deed rom A me la A. Thurlow to Nov. 5. Xenophon. tne r»ru (i. Merri 1. dated January l. lftW, thence way through the engine block. 90 per cent of any automobile is the irt-iu said rock northerly to the place of be* (ibbiug; and to the to conveyed Ryau-Parker CutlhUOut-Itl* Wurth Muury Before the gas gets the cylinder it is and no car can be a bit better than *-«»tkt uction company by Hsrvty s. Merrill engine; hy tw«. need- dated Joly 1. !*»£., and rt corded DONT MI88 THIS. Tut out this slip, en- forced to turn many and does its rtspectiv* ly tn the Hancock couuty book of close with 5c *nd mall to Foley & Co., sharp angles engine. Ceeu* No. 1 i/J. at pages ktS, 36ft. Aug uat 1, 1906, 2*35 Sheffield Ave Chicago. III., writing not •od by Addle O Merrill. rt. Merrill, address You will become mixed with the air. So are safe in Harvey your name and clearly. completely you writing your check bsfrie *. Morey and Alice M. Merrill, tue receive in return a trial package containing hetrv-at-1*w of C,. deed for This results in raw Paris Merrill, by Foley’s Honey and Tar Compoti-d, gas running into not for a Chalmers. o«ted July 1, 11-05, and iik« wise recorded in cold* aud croup; Foley Kidney Pills, •to- k cough*, o: deeds >0 4‘JS, page J67. August 1. 190ft. for pain in sides and back, rheumatism, only one but all the cylinders, particularly wepting and reserving -hat part of said backache, kidney and bladder ailments; k*emi«e» conveyed by Ry u Parker Con- and Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome, •truc Foley when the car is cold, and when iou co. pauy to Arthur McMullen, of thoroughly cleausing cathartic for con- especially county and state ol New Y< rk upon biliousness, beaoache and slug- ■wtecity, stipation, divin iU for the first five or ten miles. ol saiu estate un 'er deeds of De- gUh bowels. —Mooe’s Drug Store. running ^tnber mow, eacnauged between the herein and the said Arthur Me- In tne case of the Chalmers engine this grantor JUgai jNaurrn. »!».*£ a the estate, right, ti le r>d interest ctf intake manifold has been corn- »n-Psrher Construction ac- type t! company To all interested in either of the es- Muircd, now owxi or and persons President and General has, poiawMi, hereinafter named: Manager otwed by Charles C. Burrlll of tilawortb, tate* pletely eliminated. at Ellsworth, in and Hancock county, Maine, on or ab. ut Deecm- At a probate court held Chalmers Motor Car on the eign ®*r14 O' December 33, 1903, in one certain lot tor the county of Hancoctr. Company the vesr of our *>•'«*» of land aitoated on said Crotch teenth day of October, in ?!, and seven- or Thnrlow’s Inland, in said Stoning Lord one thousand nine hundred «Jand session 01 the ton. Hmoocli county, Maine, and bounded teen, oeinf an adjourned »nd of said court. described as follows, to wit: October, a. d. 1917. term been TOURING 7-PASSENGER $1450 TOURING it tbe southwest corner of land following matters having pre- CAR, SEDAN $1850 TOWN CAR oi ^RiDniDi herein- LANDAULET $3025 Lucy a. Small, known aa the Oosa sented lor the ac’ion thereupon commonly THE is berehv ordered: That TOURING CAR, 5-PASSENGER $1365 hence runn'ng south 11° west after indicated, it CABRIOLET, 3-PASSENGER $1625 7-PASSENGER JWsrrj; to all inter LIMOUSINE, $2925 140; rods, more or less, to the ocean. notice thereof be given jouj personorder to be STANDARD ROADSTER $1365 TOWN * «u s and esied. causing* of this CAR, 7-PASSENGER $2925 LIMOUSINE !® ^0,t ledge; thence In an easterly by copy in the LANDAULET $3025 northerly direction around the shore at low published three weeks successively a ater mark, to the southeast corner bound of Ellsworth American, newspaper published ALL PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT ihat may SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE of said A. or Oosa at Ellsworth, in said ct uniy, they Lucy Small, Quarry: be belt! at Ell, settee the line ol land of said Appear at a probalr o-'»»t to westerl> along November, a. Mc> A- Srr>all to of beginning. worth, on the thirieetiib day ol point the clock in tbe forenoon, Said for the 19t7. at tan of conveyance having been given thereou If ,ee cause. Purpose oi and be beard they releasing three certain mortgages In said *>y Samuel W. (Jos* et ala. to said Marla W. Lowell, late -f Buokaport. A certain Inatrumen* par- aa recited in said couvey county, deceaaed. Burrlll. will »nd te.lemeut of fogisieied In the Bancock county book torlln* to be the la.t 01 ’’ with lon for pro- deed, No. »». at December 29,1903 laid dec aeeri toitelber peil page 17. of the anea Ellsworth, Maine, this seventeenth bate and lor the appointment F. E. bond, by Mary SILVY, Me. a. nineteen hundred trie without (Wing presented Ellsworth, d. N*:October, tbe esecotrii therein named. A. Paten, said Atopb 8. Lowell, late of Bockaport, in Bna account of Ward W. Wrscott, county, deoeaaed Flrat and flltd for set* Sheriff. Marv A Patch, administratrix, said UF«a ll- Reed, late of Brooklln. in deceased. Flrat account of Claud L. I AtTKK NOTICE. county, aettlement. Reed aumlniatrator, died for of 1-1 AVINQ contracted with the Oitj of Ella* Witness HEBTRAND E. CLARK, Judge who tbie worth to anpport and care for thoee said Court at Kluwortb, ***** of oureifbkenth Lord one Si* Meietnnce daring live year a begin* day of Oc-ober, In tbe year ■JJfjU*; UUs and are legal resident* of thousand nine hundred and — ^ » 1 ucfiuua •• them ..yen^«u. fft-rm. forbidiwiiwh allMl pereone truating *c®0n»t. >• thin te of room and plenty A true SUBSCRIBE FOR THE y^®®®°d»UoiB to cue for them it the City (j. Haiitbe, Begitter. AMERICAN. honee. Anaon B. MiTcaau- ^W;t._BoT th* ty-fourth victory Id ■ battle with three There seems to be one very signifi- nippoaed Bun ob4*rt*s« ** Germans. In five minutes all three cant shout the whole thing. Al- •mu that It w« . point bag h°** French wnr office to tell and he wa. FRENCH HERO OF were crumpled to earth through a though the reports u^d _ « * *»“•* series of bewildering evolutions and him officially missing, there is no au- DISCOVERY TO COLLEGE The •*** •»* eould a Prodigal’s “ “ « ahe thentic news of his death. There Is daring firing. He started for the liked to their ,» ther. The old hangars, spied another enemy rising, carious custom In the chivalry of the man. opposed bv both MR blx A children, wa. SUPERMAN an death the ene- and Journeyed over to Investigate. As air. Upon aviator's Tests in Army Hospitals Have Return obligodfo with wreath and a writ- and left them his plece-de-resistance he played a lit- my reports a together. A, anon as Proved Value of New had none £ tle with the newcomer and then sent ten condolation weighted and dropped Ethel rloeed the door Leaves of looked * Guynemer Record Dar- him down to Join the other three. In to earth over the hero's comrades. Substance. Inquiringly at the stranger But He “I his score mounted to thirty-nine. Thus far, as regards Onynemer. the Woe waa trying to Iwgln,- he ing Deeds on High. May said. th. was custom seems to have been neglected delivery of a message In June it forty-three. Haring discovered a chemical sub- A Substitute from your , be brother. He waa Lead "Stork Eaeadrille." by the Germans. The odds seem to stance which has proved remarkably my partner i„ has met his ueaa In a western bu£ It was Gu.vnemer who led the fa- that the noble airman successful In curing wounds and In dty. and I regret L view of the circumstan- »ay that I fume to BROUGHT DOWN 53 PUNTS mous “Stork Escudrille," formed early death, but In causing wounds to heal at once which announce his death came on the ces the case will rank with that of By WILLARD BLAKEMAN Ethel hill lied. It waa in 1916. In fact, he for months, or even years, had refused rather .ha, » ho[K>.l for would scene Just at the time the squadron Lord Kitchener, whom, many persous to yield to treatment. Dr. T. Hralla- support not material with Is even now a Ire than grief. for ahe Meets Fate When Fleet Under Von formation was becoming popular believe. prisoner among j ford Robertson, professor of biochem- aear-ely reniem. as Germans. W'beo Sara Burt if bere.1 her brother. Richthofen both armies. After a short time the In the of California, let sixteen irent But the .trar,E.r Attacks Him—Turned istry University who escudrille he formed a ■ from gave bla name aa Down member of the has Just executed a deni donating to way home without bill Jinx his George Maaon! by Every Brandh of Service assured her that taste for fighting a lone. Ever after of all his pareut* or his little sister Ethel her brother's He Gets Into the University California good |niere»t Finally Aviation Corps alone. He In the business would be that bis fighting was done rights In this valuable rcw sub- by. not with them aft- 8uffie|*nt , —Honored Times. patent communicating make her Many fired his own and his father and herself guns managed DR. ALEXIS CARREL NOW stance. “Tethc'.ln." All profttn result- erward, be wrecked the comfort of qui,e ,.om officers con- forts hie. The of own controls. His brother from the are to consti- atory Sam ing discovery the family Ills mother within a BarUefi Guynemer! As yon form the sylla- him safe as long as TEACHING ARMY DOCTORS t|ietjl .•areer was. as Mason had sidered perfectly tute an endowment, the Income to be said, a long bles with few years, and her death ieli the old one reverent breath you begin to more than ten adversaries. and after giving It 10 he had not applied to medical research. her .(,* realize thrt even the name, the sound- In his own automobile man deflate Indeed. 111.* eyesight an I quest ion esme up as to He traveled Tests of this new substance, made what e-urse of ing it, contains n plethora of mean- and carried his own chef. He was his healing were both Impaired His to pursue In the matter of In army hospitals iu Europe ami in breaking the ing. Guynemer! You say It, and the he news of Sain * death to the free to go to any front, though civil hoapitula In America, have daughter Ethel, poor girl, had a hard father crystal of your mind reflects a romance officers In KHipI ■■"illd accepted the advice of the the value of the discov- time with him. To read to hltu waa not nuke up her mind of of proved great to duty, faithfulness, of altruistic to his presence on sectors tell the old man that bla regard ery. The appalling number of men difficult. sim e she was obliged to shunt, son. Instead bravery and of battles in the upper air. where his action be stringently of UaUuK ret timed to him might wounded in the present war makes and he could not nee to read himself. was dead. where all is pure and fair—where the At needed. All the valor awards the any rate, she Telt that It must the discovery of especial timeliness Ethel loved her father, but It was be fittest of the nations drive droning me- ! conferred were his. in- ..ff Hut abe French army and value. Several new substances put Invited Mr Ma«„„ to natural that she should wish for some chanical birds to the shock of battle, j the of Honor. There remain In the cluding Legion and new methods have been found by bouse—Indeed, her father You ■ thing more inspiring than care picture stern-eyed complete men, were honors he could further at- taking would misunderstand no the medical of the world ber nut dolus so investigators .of « broken down old uiau. She wh* very serious and very much tanned, tain. But he knew the admiring and -until he retunied to the j slooe the war which are ex- west. The who a began but eleven years old when her brother have habit of looking over the a French old man was Informed thankful hearts of many useful In Infections that Sam was heads of in tremely combating went away and fourteen when her ordinary humans a far-off ! a French were In business In the treat jMtilu and many cottage In wounds. This new substance, how- am) must re- self-contained manner that seems mother died When at i.tues slw* would to for him and were happy, in- turn there, but be j praying ever. “Tethelln," has a Held of useful- posslbl.v mlttbt take > have a from the anticipate all things—and, above all. deed, in the that their France temporary respite bla father and sister with him thought ness all Its after other methods fleorge seems to have that own. care of her fa flier, like auotber perplexity known such a breed. many Mason before Ills produced have rendered the tissues and leaving business bad as measured to a aseptic, girl, she would dieam of the life, nicety; and \ prime taken lu one tif bla elerks as There was tn the German flying ; wounds still sometimes refuse to heal a t'urtner. knows there are If who would come lo marry her and give things, principles. j an excellent aviator named Lieu- and then- ivas no for ids corps where frost bite, burns or hurry return. you please, that transcend in value ! —especially her the comforts of a home that would tenant Honendorf. Before the war be ! Ho remained with the Bart lets as varicose veins have injured the vital- be her own ami Ins a fac- ! aon. Ethel was a pilot for a French airplane tissues. It Is these prodigal taking .-are to ln. ity of the precisely One morning tbeic was a knock at tory. He knew French machines. He I form her frtenda and acqualntan es «s oases—the most expensive and most the door. Ethel whs upstair* uud did had destroyed twelve of them. He j o the true slate of the ease disabling types of wounds—which uot hear the siiunuous. It the sounded met Uuynetner one day above stimu- Several week* passed. ami MasoU j "Tethelln” will cure, since It again and this time loud enough for clouds. In several minutes the poilus made no more |u return to business lates the sluggish tissues and suable* Mr Hart let to hear Ue wvut to the were a wrecked Ethel wok to curiously removing own beginning fear that some nature to work its repair. d«»or and « it. There stood a plane from one of their narrow gauge stupid iiersou might let the cat out of Not only In old wounds has “Tethe- young uniti railways. The macliine had fallen on tbe latg (u ber futber Besides this, Hn” l>een found valuable. It hits been "I am looking for the home of Mr. the tracks. On each wing was a Mal- playlet! brother ami slater by two |s?r- found that often open sores which foi Bart let." said the stranger Have I tese cross. aons who were uot related eras not years have refused to heal have at struck the rigid bouse?' At the beginning of September, 1917, likely to go ou without erjtirUim To once yielded to treatment with this "Speak louder.*' replied Bart let. put- Guyneuier's record was fifty-three eue- ! guard against any aurb Issue fieorge new drug. ting bis hand to his ear "I'm hand of Mason told Ttbel that had better my planes destroyed, though experts hearing they credit him with at least twenty-live I nnnoume that they were encaged, "1 am trying to tlud a Mr. Hart let others, which were not officially re- TOO YOUNG FOR SOLDIER which was bla way of proposing ttbel and 1 think you are he I judge by corded. didn't quite like that way of It. the resemblance your son**— doing his Neme- Youth Who Enlisted In Cleveland 8enl but abe And now we must write son?* acquiesced. Tills Is the latest of My sis. very photograph Back From France. Every day It became more to "Ye*. your sou Sum risky Dr. Alexis Carrel, who Is so busy these I'uskas, sixteen, the youngest disabuse tbe r man German* Have Here. George Saui*f* id and confess tbe day* at the Rockefeller War Demon- American soldier to to France, It Parallel with the career of this Guy- | go \c deception lie waa falling rapid!}.and stration that he seldom allows back In Cleveland. He didn't want tc waa m iner a similar career was hospital ■f It feared that tbe shock of know- being m» Sam my boy. how could you a photographer a few minutes of his bat oUlcers discovered he wai carved on the German side of the return, ing that bla son bad not returned to out | «'»• left •.* u> you did wlih never a time in which to snap him. Doctor too young after he had been under en- him. but waa dead, would kill him. line. “or nil t %«• long You killed Carrel Is at In teach- yeaia*: a 1 present engaged listment two years. He joined th* Mason and Ethel, who were very much Baron Captain von Richthofen, i»« .1 u i.flier, and I have one foot ing United States army doctors the army In Cleveland ip 1915 and, being In lore with each other, wished to he young German aviator, had attained [ n fhe i. .ue ilow* rould you? How latest methods of dressing wounds on large for his age, passed as nineteen married, and It waa that a record of seventy-three allied planes ; • ui i yon:' necessary the buttlcfield. lie was sent to the Mexican bordei Mason should returu to his business shot down. Ills tactics, however, were The father pul hi* arms around the Doctor Carrel Is well fitted for this later and took part In several bordei It would not do to leave tbe old man quite dissimilar from those of the d»a: gel s ue- k aud wept tusk of Instruction for, besides being skirmishes. behind, and If took him with Frenchman. Therein ilea the claim to ike visitor was standing in this ab- they 1 pre-eminent in surgical work before Then came the war with them, blind aa be was. eouid not distinction for Guynemer as “King of Germany surd mit. uot knowing whether to they the war, he has served his native land, and was in the first division live aa man aud wife without the Air." Guynemer fought alone. Von George intiigh- his tears with those of the together France, In a war hospital on the west- abroad. But his when bla knowledge of tbelr relationship Richthofen commands a squadron and parents, they weeping lather or lo laugh, when he ern front. learned he was near the battle front Tbe pilule seemed Insoluble. he fights an easier game. «aw an aftnu tne looking girl descend norrled and told officials of his However, Mr Bartlet would It is this Baron Captain von Rlch- age lug ue slam use though So sent him borne. not solve ll be go blind thnften who is responsible for the they "But l*il m»t reproach you. 8am.*’ by dying, grew that tbe decides) io be death of Guynemer. BREAD PRICES VARY IN “But I’ll re-enllst Just as soon as I'm continued Mr (tartlet **l dare say 1 young couple married and take him west with them The German authorities endeavored old enough," says George. w*is severe with you. aud a spirited without letting him know the secret. to mutch von Richthofen against Guy- Ills father, living at Lorain, cam< boy wont Miami too much rorrection DIFFERENT SECTIONS Tbe i-eremony waa private nemer many times. When news came from Austria-Hungary and Is still a i ni glad you've come back and to stay performed where be would know n thing that Guynemer had moved to a cer- subject of Emperor Charles. But young -haven't you? Oh. atay with us! ly. a Unit It. and tbe three departed tbe tain portion of the French front, von Need of Standardization Shown 1'uskas says the faintly is against tbt Ethel and I aie so lonely, aud we ueed same day for tbelr new borne Richthofen was promptly transferred kaiser and hla allies now. your help. Your old father needs ■ Captain Guynemer. Montbs and. although Mr to meet him. Their last meeting came in Reports to Food strong young arm and brain to aup- passed, him." Bartlet'a cars and eyes got no lictter. «ren the life of a man. And a man only after an amusing series of evolu- Administration. LAUD BRITISH l»ort HUMANITY bla health w as no worse. The dibit ul la a man, Indeed, who has eaten the tions behind the lines in an endeavor 1 B.v these word* and tbe half amuaed. h; -f h. ty of keeping the situation from biro steel of an enemy—In the upper air. to have von Richthofen on a certain »> tu|-;il (b look »t$ ■ leactiou cou*e>iueul upou alon—and would not. Un September 11. 1917, Guynemer difference for the same also loaf and to discuss the of dtsap- delegates question “When Sam Drat came borne." he poiutmrut. she nave the young mao a When the furies released the cov- set out from Dunkirk on a reconnol- the need for bread stand- treatment and of emphasize exchange prisoners, look said to a friend. *'! feared Ethel would In the months of over the Flanders meaning and pul a Unger on ber ers of hell fateful tering expedition ardization. the Germans entered the conference be a* a for alleuce. not forgive him for all tbe trouble In the the trl-colors front. Von Richthofen was To Him signal tier fa August year 1914, ready. In rieasantvtlle, N. J„ a 16-ounce room from a door on one side of the tber'x back was to ber. go be did not bad given ua. but now abe acta toward of the French In a lure the brave Frenchman five Albat- republic swung loaf of bread was for six cents. room and the from a door on like a selling English aee ber. and abe. to releaae bim just like a bride and be line of steel from the to the rosses went aloft to give him battle. arl*biug the Vosges This was the lowest price record re- the opposite side. No conversation bus baud. kiss when he would be amusement visitor from bla embarrassing position, young They sea, to save the civilization ao labor- Ordinarily they for the United Slates. A 10- took the business ported place except upon laid ber band on tbe old goes down td business In the morning welded the blood of French- for him. but this time there was no softly mau'g iously by ounce loaf was reported selling for of the conference. aud wbeu be cornea borne lu the even of the Frenchman shoulder. He turned and sawr ber. men at Tours under Charles Martel, at Intention letting 15 cents In Rock Before the conference Falls, III.; East port. ended, the "Oh. Etbel." be exclaimed tng. I never saw aucb a loving brother the Huns and at Val- have a fair Joyfully, Chalons against fight. Red Bank. N. Miami. chief of the German rose and Me.; S.; Okla.; delegation "who do you suppose this Is: Your slater." my against the same perfidious enemy They Cam* Too Lats. 'and Insisted Gallltzea. Pa.; Nashville, Tenn.; Lara- upon thanking the British lout brother Sam baa While tbe old man waa content to face long returned." they today. Once engaged with the Albatrosses. mie. Wyo„ and Newport, Conn. But warmly for the way In which their bla children, He dixeugaged himself from bis sup live, as be supposed, with The republic’s manhood went out started about cleaning up the record went to Para- had been treated. He aald other Guynemer high price prisoners posed son that Ethel might embrace be often wtabed that one or the to war. Some men there were who the air. He was progressing very where 20 cents was no other had so well. a lit- gnuld. Ark., being country behaved tbe But Etbel stood mute- would marry, that be mtgbt have were denied of receiv- prodigal. the privilege well the Albatrosses when the for a 16-ounce loaf. The commissioners bowed cheer fvlth charged English Forgive him. Etbel. as I have for- tle grandson to love bim aud ing the steel of the republic's ene- whole “Traveling Circus,” under von their this In Eagle Pass. Tex., a 10-ounce loaf thanks, but did not return the him. tbe and him lu bla old age. But to gain was one of these given i'orget past wrbat mies. And liuynemer he al sold for 7% cents. It sold for eight compliment. be bare been us be must give up a part of what could not I might to during tbe tortured of humans—he fight must be ! cents In Lansing. Mich.. Houston, Tex., sears that are gone It was I wbo ready enjoyed. An outsider for Frauce. be and Chippewa Falls, Wls., and for 15 drove blm Introduced Into the bouse, and this Enter* Aviation School. | PUTS FLAG ON HISTORIC SITE away by my harshness cents In Grinnell, la.. West Point, I Forgive blm for sake." kpew would endauger tbe family peace As he watched class after class | my | Miss., and Lowell, Mass. “I and comfort. Tbe thought of bringing under the vivid trl-color he Wellesley Marks Spot Where Concord forgive blm. father." said Etbel. ■wing by woman him. for h. A 14-ounce loaf sold for six cents But there was no warmth in tbe In another appalled volunteered and in, an | Minute Men Gathered. again again a that no woman could in Lock Haven. Pa., and Nashville, words, nor did Etbel greet ber broth- bad theory of But—they | Wellesley college flag raining and or ecstucy patriotism. come Into a bouse without sooner ; Tenn.; for seven cents In Winfield, taken er with a sisterly kiss. An expression wouldn't accept him. So? France 1 lowering place every morning But Kan.. Grafton, W. Va„ Evansville, Ind., of Infinite crossed tbe father’s later taking over Its management men. and evening nnder'the charge of a pain needed saw no lu an I and Ann Arbor, for ten cents face. Tbe saw It be difficulty Introducing after six months of maneu- Mich.; body of students. stranger and stepped Finally, in other man. So be occasionally hinted he I Jefferson. Ia.. West Point Miss., Mrs. Hodder of the lu tbe breach vering, he used what influence history depart- to bla that she should marry and Corvallis. Ore.; and for 15 cents me. Etbel." be said. “I daughter avail himself of to enter the ] ment recently addressed the students “Forgive could “1 have uo wish to marry, father, In Paragold. Ark., Ridgewood, N. J, on the historical have done very wrong." aviation training school at Pan. j significance of the > on I and Mass, He advanced her she would say “1 am perfectly was Ablngton, site chosen for the' staff. This to wltb «ol«tr*tch He proved entirely efficient and flag tented I am. do wish me A 12-ounce loaf sold for five cents ed arms. Elhel diew back. as Why you to the front as a sergeant j stands just Inside East Lodge entrance graduated In Rock “Ethel!" cried ber father to to marry?" of 1915. For Fulls, III., Brownsville, Tex., to the campus, on the stfe of the old an agony pilot In April eight I'm lonely during tne and Douglas, Arts.; for six cents In Bullard Tlie etranger folded ber In bla arms -Well, you «ee. months he tilled the position of an un- tavegb. business, and Santa Monica, Cal., Md.. and tinned b-r Had tbe old mau bet- long days a lien 8uai Ik at derling among the hangars—but. that Annapolis, It was here that the Minute Men Westminster, Md., Camden, N. J., and ter eyesight be would bave known I'd like to have a clilld for eompany. a for he was gathered for the battle of by uiar was triumph, serving Lexington about a after tbe for ten cents In Para- tbe blushes ibat tbe klae waa not a Finally year France. His first aerial work was un- Renovo, Pa.; and Concord: At the entrance of East rfage tbe old uiau gave out One day gould. Ark., Ridgewood, N. J.. Glovers- Mrs. brotherly and sisterly one. And bad eventful, merely observing behind the 1 Lodge Durant placed a tablet which be uerer not tbe two whose was be took to bla bed. vtlle, N. Y., Lock Haven. Pa„ Herrin, commemorating the and sight perfect French lines. place the avals left. Ub aupiioaed son's ab- III.. Peru. Ind., and strongly approved of each other's per And then came the when he I Mouongahela, Pa., names of the Minute Men. was a day sons I sence all day at bis business Nashville, Tenn.; and for 12 cents In appearance. bad not each seen went over on his first raid. As he From the j In tbe Other's expression that approval, great trlul to the luvalld. took the air a German plane ltnmedl- Laramie, Wyo. In the morn- j TEST WAP GASES ON DOGS besides something akin to love's first time Mason went away ately gave battle. Mon Dies! They i lih return In tbe ereuias the spark, probably tbe girl might not ing till were coming to him I What happi- NEW BREED OF LEGHORN would wall and watch for him Army Experimenters Find Use for have blushed The old man put one patient of life was ness! Superfluous Canines. artn around bla son At last wbeu the candle supposed and tbe » His attack was so vicious that the man beard j Captain Von Richthofen. Ohio Fancier Expects Big Things of 8tray dogs picked up In Bridgeport. si her around his daughter, forcing dickering low the dying Bocbe machine was merely a pock- New Chicken. Conn., and other cities, to be killed by them to prolong their embrace. chlld s cry. of when it crashed came down from starting up marked heap junk Richthofen, dashing By crossing a black leghorn with a the dog wardens, are to be shipped to “Thank beaveu. my dear children "Whar'a that?" he asked, little to the ground. a high altitude like vultures to car- white leghorn nine years ago. Paul E. New Haven, where they will be sub- for this reunion r -Father.’- said Ethel. "that's In 1916 he became an “ace.” loo. no the of the Early ; Guynemer, doubt, noticing Gibbs of Canton. O.. is well along oa jected to government tests with new “Father.'' said Etbel. “let ns bear 8am. named for you. tbe third German He had conquered five planes. trap, promptly sailed into the squad- his plan to produce a new breed of poison gases, which later will be used wbat Sam baa to say in explanation, line." mean? Before November he had brought ron and engaged them In lively battle. egg-laying chicken, a breed which he against the Germans In the trenches or. rather. I bad better bear It first “Little Bam! What do you machines. A to confession to to earth twenty-one enemy Belgian squadron began come In believes eventually will outstrip all oth- of the European battlefields. and repeal It to you. Ton know you “Father. I bare a flew with com- from the At Verdun he strange right to create a diversion ers. in ten years, he says, the fowl Experiments are being conducted nave grown very deaf sines be went make" knew panions—the shells of the barrage— that they might save the Frenchman. will be as well developed as a perfect with various forms of gases at New away, and be would have trouble mak Bat she coaid not maka It. She outdid him. It was here were too for few minutes and none They late, Guynemer had new strain. Haven by the army and navy gas ex- tag yon bear." that her father bad but a she that he received several bullets In one been already hit. When last seen his The chicken he is developing la perimental committee. “No.~ protested tbe old man. "I’m to lira. Hurrying out of tbe room, him of his artna in a thrilling battle with plane was dropping gently to earth. It called the barred leghorn, the feath- Every effort Is being made to make not so deaf that I can't bear people returned carrying her boy. Taking who him so four enemy planes. Ills spirit con- j was uot afire, nor did it seem to be out ers being black and white, and barred the gas mixtures as humane as Is pos- apeak plainly. Sam won t iMva to to bte grandfather, she held o' raise bis him. He quered. He became a captain. | control, but exhibited every evi- as Is the barred-rock. It resembles sible. so that death because of them volte at all If. he doesn't mum that tbe old man could klaa In March. 191?. he attuined his thir- j dence of being hit. the leghorn In height and weight. will be without suffering. ule his words'' Ictaaed tbe child and died.