Issued Thursday Tuesday THURSDAY Issue Saturday The Courier-Gazette By The Cetiritr-Guttte., 465 Main St, THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80...... Number 22. Established January, 1846. Entered u Second Claei Mail Matter. Rockland, Maine, Thursday, February 19, 1925.
The Courier-Gazette THE prisoners’ pay THE CAVE VICTIM IF THE TROLLEY LINE GOES TALK OF THE TOWN
THREE-TIME8-A-WEEK Warden Eaton Sends Check Millions Sympathized With Ami still- February inclines to tlia Street Railway Official Discusses Several Phases of I side of leniency. • ALL THE HOME MEWS To State For Payments Plight of the Kentucky Ex STOP LOOK LISTEN Situation Which Is Becoming Acute. Subscription $3.00 per year payable In ad Illegally Made. plorer. The road machines Jiave been busy vance; single copies three cents. i smoothing the roughest places and Advertising rates based upon circulation I clearing gutters. A check for $5697.85, to reimburse Something like 100,0(10.000 people and very reasonable. ‘It's a delicate subject, but -the anil our cars have been -held up from PREVENT BEING NEWSPAPER HISTORY . the State for money illegally paid went to bed Monday night .saddened The Rockland Gazette was established In because a man. in whose life only a welfare of tile public is at stake," half to three-quarters of an hour Irving Curtis is getting his new 1846 Iu 1874 the Courier was established i as wages to the inmates of the State said a prominent ollicial of the Cen until an automobile could get from house on the New County road well and consblidated with tlie Gazette in 1882. score of them had normally any in The Free Press was established In 1855. and j prison at Thomaston during the terest. was found dead in a Ken tral Maine Power Company yester our cleared tracks into the highway. on toward completion. In 1801 changed Its name to the Tribune. day. in discussing the big problem It cannot be that this Would appeal tucky cave. These papers consolidated March 17, 1887. months of October, November and to anybody as fair. Floyd Collins, a cave explorer, which confronts trolley lines every Strangely quiet around the Brook December, 1924 was sent Tuesday by "Even the Maine Central Railroad KILLED risked the violation of Nature’s law where. “It is no4 the jitney or the yesterday. Bill Williams at home taxi which threatens the extinction feels Ibis unfair competition. I am Warden Lester D. Eaton of the of gravity once too often. Nature with a touch of grippe. ••• of the Rockland, Thomaston & Cam told liy the officials that some mo — There is do dispute managed with- — prison to State Auditor Hayford and retaliated by pinning him to the den Street Railway, but the unthink torists make it a point to call at the — out passion, and yet there is scarce — by him was turned over to the State floor of a cave some 70 feet under The garage at Glencove has been ing competition of those who own station Just before a train leaves, — a dispute worth a passion—Sherlock. ••• treasury. ihe surface of the earth where he opened under new management, with BY ONCOMING TRAIN private cars and pick, up prospective anil ask if there are any passengers The payment of a daily wage to died of thirst and exhaustion. C. A. Lamson as proprietor. •«. .«■ ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 4 street railway patrons all along the going to Portland, Augusta or other the prisoners, varying from 30 cents For 18 days Nature held him a line. To such an extent has tills places. If tlie answer is in the affirms - to 50 cents per day was authorized prisoner, tortured him beyond the The final meeting of the Commun 14-26 SAILED FOR THE FLINTS practice grown that many roads tlve the motorist places his car at ity Fair promoters will be held this by former Governor Baxter and hi* power of man to bear, ami allowed have been operating at a loss, and their disposal, and the Maine Central afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Post Executive Council, and the payments his body to lie recovered only after Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — the local road would have again loses much needed revenue. One Office, up stairs. I am glad to note that you are were made by the prison warden in she had exacted her full penalty—his shown a big deficit but for tile in traveling man who has a home at accordance withe the order of the life. purposing to reprint in your aolumns creased fare--, which were authorized Boothbay Harbor said that he had The regulation meeting of Wins- Governor and Council. The legality All the resources of man—repre Charles R. Flint’s book, "Memories by the Public Utilities Commission. paid fare to get home only onee | low-Holbrook Post tonight wifi dis of An Active Life.” 1 shall gladly of the practice under the statutes sented by liis greatest organization, "The people iiuve already seen one during the entire season. was questioned by the State auditor cuss important matters, including tho reread it. Mr. Flint and his father the State—battled during those 18 trolley line discontinued in Knox "I was riding on a * train from big membership drive. were my best friends. They gave me and formal demands for the prison days for his life, and during those county, and I certainly believe they Batli to Buckland one night and income to he sent into the State to Bail the three-master Charles B. 18 days men watched the contest would regard it as little short of a there was Just one other passenger. H. R. Mullen of the Sea View Ga Flint, and after over three years ser treasury were made by him. anxiously, calamity if the road connecting At one of the stations a man drove Warden Baton upon instructions rage stuff was demonstrating yester vice built the barque St. James for Would Nature win; or would man? Camden. Ito 'kport, Rockland. Thom up in u motor car anil took that man day with one of the new Nash sedans THE CARNATIONS WE SELL from the Board of Prison Commis me; then they gave me to sail one This was the question that the aston and Warren should follow suit. aboard. The engineer was a humor —disc wheels, balloon tires and all of their tinest ships, the M. I*. Grace. sioners, failed to comply with the world asked as each new edition of ‘There are many angles from ist. ’For heaven's sake pull out. be the fixln's. No relatives could have done more demands, and payment of the pris the newspapers reached the street. which to view the situation, and one fore we lose this other mail,' he oners’ wages continued. z\ recent Are grown in our own greenhouses. If you want for me. (Capt.) Al. B.’ Cook. Even between editions, news of Col of them is the freight business. shouted to the conductor. Ralph A. Smith ha® resigned ills Bridgton, Ale., Feh. 17. opinion from Attorney General Pel- lins’ fate was demanded and the The Street Railway ought to have "And yet tile public demands serv position as clerk at Carver's book fresh, crisp, beautiful blooms ask for Silsby’s Own lows has ruled that tlie payment was Globe operators were kept busy night the privilege of carrying freight tv ice from tlie transportation com und stationery store to become dis Carnations, at The Little Flower Shop. The half million business paid The illegal and the treasury reimburse and day answering the question, Camden as long as it does so aH panies and finds fault if It is not 100 trict manager in the territory for the Parker Cotton Mills Company was a ment has followed. “Have they got Collins yet?” And cheaply as its competitors. Our per cent efficient. I was riding to Portland Evening Express. Charles Godsend to the concern upon the Of the total amount of Warden the -long-repeated answer "No” in rate into Camden is c'heaper than Wiscasset in a Maine Central pas McIntosh succeeds him at Carver's, We also have ready for you this month Cinerarias death of it® President. Consult Eaton’s check $4906.50 represents variably brought expressions of dis our competitors offer, but of course senger car one day and some of the $1.00, $1.25. Japanese Rubber Plants 75c and Walker 524-R.—adv. money paid to prison inmates; $530.- appointment and regret. the other people would argue- that passengers began kicking because 40 represents money paid to paroled Never before in the memory of we do not deliver at the door. While the car was cold. Finally one man The John A. Karl & Co. force has $1.00. Daffodils $1.50 per dozen. Sweet Peas convicts; and $261.40 is for money oid-tlme newspaper men bas such this Is true, it is also true that the announced liis intention of entering spent a busy week moving into the paid to discharged convicts whose universal anxiety been shown over consignee could hire ills goods a complaint to the Public Utilities fine new quarters at 303 Main street. and Violets $3.00 per hundred. These are all terms have expired. the life of a single individual. Sel trucked from our cars and still save Commission. The roomy new store, with its excel weY/pfanse dam has any event aroused such money. Under those circumstances “ ‘Boys you have no license to kick,' lent location, will give the firm a home grown. widespread interest. Not even the it almost seems as if the public I said, ‘because I’ll bet there isn’t better opportunity to display its great battles of the war nor the out would do Its best to encourage a one of you who has paid a fare this wares and cater to the transient and palate/ come of a World Senes overshad public utility. season-’ retail trade. THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP owed the interest in Collins’ hoped- There’s an angle concerning pas “ 'Neither have you,’ was the re for rescue. senger traffic which very few stop tort. A lively bubbling spring appeared SILSBY’S Stories of heroic efforts to rescue to consider, and that is -the attitude “•No.' said I. ‘but I am not kicking, Saturday on Limerock street, near Collins poured out of-Cave city. Men of tlie private car owner who picks and if they hail brought me in a box the White street telephone cable 399 Main Street Rockland who had only a passing acquaintance up passengers along tlie trolley line car 1 wouldn't have kicked.' manhole. Water Co. officials soon with the trapped man wormed their until Ills own car is often crowded, '-Some people think we lire cry appeared and located the causq of way as far as they could to him if Ills car meets with an accident ing 'wolf when there Is no wolf, but the trouble several hundred feet through the same tortuous passage while lie Is thus engaged lie is per In 1923 we fell $28,000 short of pay down the street at the Union street down which he passed to his tomb. sonally llalile for Injuries which may ing expenses on the Rockland. hydrant. Repairs are being made. 'po please your palate— One young reporter, William 11 Mill be sustained by all of the occupants. Thomaston & Camden Street Rail er of the Ixiuisviile 4'ourler-Journal I know ot one Instance where such way, and the fact that we didn't re Saturday aifternoon's hockey game that is the first requisite demonstrated the spirit of daring an accident cost a motorist $3000, peat in 1924 is partly due to the in on Stevens Field, between Rockland of a first class restaurant. that characterized the efforts of oth and he had but a single passenger. creased fares. High and Jordan High of Lewiston, To thoroughly satisfy the BASKETBALL ers to effect a rescue. The ordinary car owner cannot af "If we should continue to lose wifi be the outdoor event of the win 'The Latest Dark Shell inner man is our ambition. —At the— iMlller, because of his diminutive ford to take such chances, but that there is no reason why we should ter in this city. The Lewiston team size, was able to reach Collins sev is what he does every time that h<4 lie expected to maintain service. You’ll testify that we suc coached by the famous "Pat" Frames and Correct Lenses ARCADE eral times and carry food, whisky volunteers to carry passengers. There is travel enough to support French, who played ball on the Rock ceed ! anil an electric light to him. He "Travel on our Highland line has the Street Railway were it not for land Naval Reserves team during the took the news to Collins that efforts kept up in satisfactory manner, hut the fact that- private citizens are World War. Game starts at 2 o’clock, Only $10.00 Get acquainted with eur FRIDAY, FEB. 20 were being made to extricate him on the Thomaston line especially, the making Jitneys of their cars. It is and will be a hummer in three epi from his trap. private cars base made serious in done thoughtlessly and without mal sodes. “Bill O’Fare" GIRLS’ NIGHT One sympathetic Chicagoan hired roads. During 4ic winter these cars ice. a doctor to go to Cave City and. if it have even made use of our tracks "Other roads have been hit hard, At Central Fire Station great ad OREL E. DAVIES MAINE SCHOOL OF were found necessary to do so to but in some Western States the miration is being expressed for the Newberf s Cafeteria COMMERCE save his life, chloroform him and trolley lines are coming back into new box, 73, just received from the 301 Main St., Opp Park St. their own. Citizens and City Gov Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. Rockland’s Finest Bating Place of Auburn ; niputate the foot that was caught ’wider the boulder that trapped him. ernments have got together for the The box possesses several advan VS. purpose of restoring car service, and tages over the type now In use, and ------> In one day, 20.000 persons gathered above Rand Cave to watch the battle when it was resumed there was a will be on exhibition and for dem ROCKLAND HIGH real celebration with a band. Some ------■------—------———— ------> for his life. Every relief organiza onstration at Community Fair. City GIRLS tion of the'State of Kentucky sent cities have voted that jitney® could Eleotrlcian Pinkham will hook the squads of workers to the cave iu i not parallel the street railway on box up with two tappers similar to R. H. S. Freshmen and Sophomore hope of aiding in his release. lienalty of forfeiting their licenses the city’s main system and if you teams will battle as an opener. Telegrams of sympathy and offers in must cases where street railways have never hail occasion to use a of aid poured from the four corners had gone out of existence the -taxis box this will be an opportunity to TOMORROW NIGHT of the country to his bereaved fam charged exorbitant prices and the “pull her in ” ily. The Federal Government be cars became so dirty that- women Clearance Sale came interested and offered its aid. made -protest® and shoppers would Much more than passing interest Eighty hours after Collins became not ride in them. is being expressed in connection with "There is another angle -to this IN ALL DEPARTMENTS imprisoned in the cave a report was tomorrow light’s basketball. The R. flashed across the country that lie ROCKLAND situation which few persons have H. S. girls wifi try conclusions with had been rescued and was being stopped to consider. Would the mo the fast Maine School of Commerce START brought out alive. Then later news torist who hauls his friends and takes sextette of Auburn. At last year’s STA TIONER Y PEN HOLDERS of a fresh cavein of the passage AUTOMOBILE patronage from the Street Railway game played In the Auburn gym, leading to Rand Cave; and that Col agree to haul -these persons every; there was only one basket difference. day, if the Street Railway is dis lins was entirely cut off from com —And— The Rocklund girls are confident that SOCIAL WRITING PAPER BOOKS SAVING NOW municatlon with the world aroused continued? they can better that record on the fresh anxiety. This was not relieved “I was told the other day ot a home surface, and there Is no doubt I until he was found dead Monday RADIO SHOW little incident which is directly to that a good crowd will be there to CHILDREN’S BOOKS GOOD FICTION When you begin to earn I afternoon. the point. A man was waiting for a cheer them on. A preliminary game You should begin to save. For 18 days millions of the people trolley car when a friend drove up will be played by the R. H. S. Soph ' * OFFICE SUPPLIES of America neglected discussion of March 18,19, 20, 21 in a motor car and offered to take omores and Freshmen. l crossword puzzles, the war debt, even him along. ‘•’Thank you,’ said the man, ’hut ; the weather to read about and listen The number of applications for the ROCKLAND -At the I’m afraid it Isn’t using the Street j to news of the plight of a hltherti] baby show of Community Fair has Railway right. If you see me here unknown man trapped iu a cave been such that Mrs. J. H Flanagan j This Sale Is In Progress Nou)—and Will Run through The Week tomorrow morning don’t ask me to SAVINGS BANK For the first time ia a long while a chairman of the show, has decided to ride with you. hut Just wave your 429 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND wave of sympathy swept the coun ARCADE abandon the attempt to admit by hand and say ‘Hello, John,' so I'll try from ocean to ocean liecuuse a ribbon, and to personally meet each . HUSTON-TUTTLE, INC. know you’re friendly.' babe nnd mother or attendant at the A strictly mutual savings “game guy” was in danger of losing "The problem Is more serious than ni;- life because he was "game” Arcade door. No tickets wifi be ne bank the public thinks, and the person it cessary. Merely come to the Arcade enough to take a chance with one of Is going to hurt the most Is the one Nature’s laws.—Boston Globe with the youngster any time before who cannot afford to own a motor 3 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon. DEPOSITS A carrier pigeon, with the registry car.” One of Mrs. Flanagan's aides will Made during the first four A. J. 24 U. C. M. 160." was caught see that everything else is made by Albert- Crowley of Ash Point CAPT- FREDERICK EATON easy. The judges la the contest have days of the month will Monday. The pigeon is lead color been carefully selected and will be draw interest from the first anil brown. Further Information Capt. Frederick P. Eaton, 65, vet absolutely impartial in their deci can be had by calling 375-24. eran mariner of I.ittle Deer Isle, sions. If jt happens that Wednesday day of that month. died Monday at the home of his son, Is extremely cold or the weather Capt. C. G. Baton of New London, stormy the show wifi be held Friday. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT Try Three Crow Delicious Extract Why Yunillu in puddings.—adv. Conn. He had been visiting there Information may be obtained at the since the first of Ihe year and was Chamber of Commerce office. Tele suddenly taken 111 Sunday night. He phone 860. Wednesday morning. is survived by his wife, two sons, Not Make Your Money Capt. C. G. Eaton with whom he was staying, and Capt. W. P. Eaton YOUR FAVORITE POEM master of H. D. Ingersoll’s yacht Iota and four daughters, Mrs. Clar If I had to live ciy ’Jfe again I would have made a rule to read some poetry and - WORK for YOU? Theatre ence Gray, Mrs. Samuel Gray, Mrs listen to some muds at least once a week. Strand Daisy Welch and Mrs Maynard Gray The loss of these tastes Is a loss of happl> all of Rockland. □ess»—Charles Darwin Small amounts will soon grow large enough to work if you save THE KINGS A man said unto his -angel: "My spirits arc fallen »ir »uuh. them in one of our Recording Banks. And I cannot carry this battle; One of Mother’s 0 brother, what shall I do: The terrible Kings are on me. With apears that are deadly bright. Principal Worries Against me so from the cradle Do fate and my fathers fig.it.” is watching over the health of her children. Then said to the man his ang*l "Thou wavering, foolish soul. Come in and we will Is your youngster restless? Are iBack ito the ranks 1 what nutter \ there signs of worms? You To win or to lose -the whole, know the symptoms: pale face, As judged by the little judges coated tongue, dull eyes, itch Who hearken not well nor see? tell you about them ing of the nose, constipation. Xot thus by the outer Issue, Tlie Wise shall interpret thee.
Thy will is the very, the only. ALL NEXT WEEK Dr.True’sElixir The soletun event of tilings ; The weakest of hearts defying Orth and Coleman’s Musical Comedy Company will relieve these conditions Is stronger than all these Kings. and has the effect of bringing These Banks may be obtained at Rockland or any of our Branches— back your child to renewed Though out of the past they gather, health and spirits. 'Mind’s Doubt and Bodily Pain, THE TIP TOP MERRY MAKERS And pallid Thirst of the Spirit Its pleasant taste and its That is kin to the other twain. CAMDEN VINALHAVEN WARREN UNION —WITH— soothing, clearing and cleans And Grief, in a cloud of banners. ing properties make it espe And ringletted Vain Desires. CUPID KEM1IER cially effective as Aaid Vico with the spoils upon him Of thee and thy beaten sires. Security Trust Company Assisted by an All-Star Cast of Musical Comedy Favorites, and a Sassy, Classy, The True Family Laxative While Kings or eternal evil Vet darken the hills about. and Flashy Chorus and worm expeller Thy part Is with broken saber To rise on the last redoubt; ROCKLAND, MAINE VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Family size $1.20; other sizes 60c and 40c. To fear not sensible failure, The biggest run you ever got for your money, with feasure pictures each day. Nor covet the game at all. RESOURCES OVER $3,700,000 But fighting, fighting, fighting, AFTERNOONS .... 25c and 35c. EVENINGS...... 25c, 35c and 50c Die, driven against the wall!” —Louise Imogen Gulney, Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, February 19, 1925. Every-Other-Day ------T7" HE TALKED EUGENICS The Courier-Gazette Mr. MacArthur Gave Men’s’ ■DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED” THREE TIMES A WEEK Free delivery in Furniture will ba CIRCULATION AFFIDAVIT Rockland by our au Rockland. Maine. Feb. 19. 1923 League Delightful Evening ‘ Heads We held, if desired, for 60 Personally appeared Frank S. Lyddie who tomobile trucks; or at on oath declares that he is pressman In the —That Open Forum. 1 (lays upqn payment of our option, by freight office of The Courier-Gazette, and that of the issue of this paper of Feb 17. 1023, Win! A deposit or on charge to tbe station nearest there was printed a total of 6.597 copies. (Nearly two score years of vigorous Account. your address. Before me, FRANK B. MILLER, Notary Public. living has failed to iaoduee a more prolific or more thoroughly enjoy- j E win every head upon which we Be sure your sin will hnd you able evening entertainment than the Baptist Men’s League put in last1 W out—Numbers 32:23. place a Mallory night with Rev. Kenneth C- Mac- Hat. Its striking smart Arthur of Cambridge as the speaker, f A SPECIAL EDITION ness sets its apart from all This Will Give You a Good Idea His talk was on "Eugenics" and he The Courier-Gazette has arranged brought a mastery of his subject, a others. New shapes; new to bring out a special trade and sum breadth of vision and a charming de colors; new bands; new mer resort edition, designed to pro livery such as has seldom been bindings; new linings, mote the interests of Knox County heard in this city. but Old Friend, “Service” The Mallory of prices, during our segment of the State in the general First and foremost he struck out is on the job, at the door Aristocrat Hat movement that is on foot to “adver vigorously at the rapidly growing tise Maine." The details of the en menace of the feeble minded in this and throughout the store. Other Mallory Hats. $5 to $10 terprise will be laid before our country, how they are a tremendous New Caps, $2.00, $2.50. economic burden on the fit and the patrons by personal canvass. The industrious, and yet are allowed in matter has .been submitted very almost every State to reproduce, and properly, to the Chamber of Com generally at a high rate. He proved merce and has received the follow that the idiot and the moron are the result of heredity and not environ ing endorsement: \ ment. Rockland, Feb. 18, 1925. Eugenics in its negative aspects Gregory’s To Whom It May concern:—We seeks to reduce the menace of the Beds, Springs, Mattresses and Pillows believe that the best interests of feeble minded and feeble bodied. In Rockland and vicinity, as a trade the old days the law of the survival and summer resort center, will be of the fittest produced that result, X well served by the special trade but the modern world reverses the edition which our local newspaper— process. Mr. MacArthur mentioned always a consistent booster for Knox several ways in which the situation ROCKPORT INCREASES LEAD County—is purposing to issue this might be met: by removing the vic spring. Therefore, the Chamber of tims through anesthesia: by surgical Commerce heartily endorses the pro intervention and by segregation, the ject as set forth by the hearer of this latter the most expensive but at the By Its Victory Over Thomaston Last Night—Rockland 17 letter, and urges that every business same time the only one likely to be &4W man. as well as every private citizen, countenanced in this country. War Gets Unexpected Setback In Newcastle. lend their every effort towards mak he condemned as disgenic and dam ing this particular issue of The Cou aging to the moral stamina of a race rier-Gazette an outstanding success. in addition. The World Court mis Is it all over but the shouting? more of their wonderful long dis Rockland Chamber of Commerce. the only possible panacea he covld Last night’s R esults in the Knox and tance shots, and the whole team of E. W. MacDonald, Secretary. see. The “Yellow Peril" he rather Lincoln Basketball * League would ten playing in the shadow of their felt could be attended to by d.plo- opponent’s cage, made an inspira seem to indicate it. Rockland can It is a perplexing situation which maey and birth control. Urbanization tional showing. Thomaston did some still win the pennant if Rockport the local street railway' manage is opposed by eugenic . at it tends to clever passing, with Condon wearllig rob the healthy native stock. Unre loses both of its remaining games, the star. ment presents to our people in the stricted immigration is likewise op and Rockland wins four straight The game became a bit rough to advertisement printed upon another posed. His statistic: proved a very victories, and can tie for the cham ward the last period, and Coach page. The straightforward and can high percentage of criminals. luna pionship if Rockport loses one of its Young, whose fine work is much did statement sets forth a condition tics and paupers to come from cer two games and Rockland goes liked over the circuit, was obliged to tain races. through its schedule without a remind the belligerents that it was which has arisen in countless com The positive side of eugenics pro defeat. Thomaston's chance is lim not a football game. Rockiwrt's In munities throughout the country duced a more optimistic view. It en ited to a possible tie. But to the dis tense interest in basketball is shown that are served by electric railways, courages the right people to have interested observers it really looks by the fact that very few left the hall a situation in .some communities be larger families and proposes govern as though Rockport fans might be when the fire alarm rang: ment assistance; it urges employers gin to con-all those tar barrels. The The score: coming so acute as to compel the to increase the pay of deserving em league standing: Rockport High public service corporation greatly ployes as their families increase: it Won Goals F^iuls Pts. A Special Lot of Full Size Silk-Floss to nWfciify its service—in certain in proposes to have education fit for Rockport High .... Welt, rf ...... 0 0 0 stances to abandon it altogether. It motherhood teaching “the principals Rockland High .... Tibbetts, If ...... 3 1 7 in schools, girls’ clubs and in col Thomaston High Bartlett, c ...... 3 0 6 would be nothing less than a ca leges. It is interesting to note that Lincoln Academy Dow, rg ...... 0 0-0 lamity should any such extremity of the percentage of marriages in our Camden High .... 1 Auspland, lg ...... 2 15 Mattresses $19.00 action be forced upon the car line women’s colleges is very low: Mt. Totals ...... 8 2 18 which in the process of years has Holyoke 41, Vassar 47. Wheaton 49. Lincoln Academy 15, R. H. S. 14 Thomaston High etc. This tendency he laid to the fact Rockland High School journeyed welded these parts of Knox County Goals Fouls Pis. Made in one or two parts—made with roll or plain edge. Ticking is a very pretty blue and white fancy that the young women are really to Newcastle last night and met de Grafton, rf 0 f into practically a single community segregated during their most inten feat at the hands of Lincoln Acad Condon, If weave. and upon which the chief portion of sive years and the normal tenden emy by a single point In a desper Elliot, c .... cies stifled. our people have come to depend. ately contested struggle. The game Feehan, rg Pride in children is fostered by was very fast and the result in doubt I Hall, lg ...... 1 One form of remedy for the situation eugenics. "It’s mighty fine to come up to the final whistle. Green. 4 toot width, $19.00 3 foot 3 inch width, $17.50 is pointed out, a simple and practical home and have your dog come pound Murphy and Maxeyjwere the out Totals ...... 3 1 one, namely that we shall each of us ing down the walk with tail aloft, standing figures for Rockland while (Score. Rockport 18, Thomaston 7 do what we can to contribute of our but compare it to the sensation of Giles occupied the stellar role for Referee, Harold Young of Bowdoin. - 3 foot 6 inch width, $18.00 coming home to see a four year old patronage to the car line, and do Principal Cluney's boys Tinier, Brown. Scorer, Crockett. | boy flying to meet you screaming. ’Hi, The summary: Time 8-m periods. nothing that shall stand in the way Daddy,’ ” said the speaker amid ap Lincoln Academy It may seem poor business for us to offer these mattresses at such a low price in face of the recent ad plause. His final plea was for the of others taking the same action. Our Goals Fouls Pts. The Girls' Game vances in the price of Silk Floss. railway system cannot be expected sacredness of sex—that it be regard- j Baker if ...... q 0 The Ella Yeevoes held the lead ed in its proper light, and not as Gough, rf...... 10 2 until the last few minutes of play, However, we own a limited quantity which we offer at this special price and which may be sufficient for a to go on operating at a loss, particu something to be ashamed of. and that Pendleton, c ...... 0 0 0 but the game ended in a deadlock larly when that loss is yearly in the home be looked utxtn as the work Giles, c ...... « 3 0^6 when Miss Welt wiggled through the ing mode! of God’s kingdom. creasing. If our people carefully Dodge, lg...... ». 0 1*1 strong Thomaston defense and hove The open forum evolved some in consider the corporation’s story as Ball, rg ...... 0 1 1 the final goal- The score: Few Days Only teresting duels between the speaker Erskine, rg ...... 2 15 herewith related we are confident and Col. W. H. Butler. W. O. Fuller Rockport High Girls that the spirit of co-operation be and Judge F. B. Miller. Quizzed as Goals Fouls Pts. Totals ...... 6 3 15 Welt, rf ...... 2 3 7 $28-85 tween people and company can be to the value of physical examination I Rockland High 5-Year Guaranteed Upholstered Box Spring—Special for niariage license the speaker as Perry. If ...... 0 0 0 made frank and mutually helpful Goals Fouls Pts. sured his laughing hearers that there Robbing c...... 0 0 0 (Any Regular width) Rounds, rg ...... 0 0 0 were quack doctors who would pro Morrill, c ...... 0 0 0 Majpcy, rg .... -...... 113 Richards, sc ...... 0 0 0 Suppose our friends of the Agri duce the certificates and quack Murphy, lg ...... 0 0 0 preachers who would use them. To Doucett. rg ...... 0 0 0 cultural Club who are sponsoring Greene, c ...... —— 2 2 6 Judge Miller’s Query on the coddling Wall, lg ...... 7...... 0 0 0 Trafton, rf ...... 0 0 0 Other Bedding Bargains in Our February Sale the bill which aims to make a crimi of criminals Mr. MacArthur rather Totals ...... 2 3 7 Bird, rf ...... 1 0 2 nal of any Maine community that gave the impression that though the Thomaston High Girls Flanagan, If ...... 0 0 0 thee o' be pretty the practice was Goals Fouls I’ts. J shall adopt for its summer conveni Merchant, If ...... 0 3 3 weak. The Judge presented the case Keizer, rf ...... 2 1 Rainbow Mattresses at February Sale Prices February Sale Price...... $11.25 ence any form of daylight saving of his best customer who had been Thorndike, rf ...... 0 0 All Wool Mattress in fine fancy tickings, in any regular size Totals ...... 4 G 14 time were to look at the matter from arraigned before him 34 times and Davis, If ...... 0 2 A superbly comfortable mattress built of cotton The score—Lincoln Academy 15, another angle. Let us suppose that won the verdict that pampering in Mossman, c ...... 0 0 February Sale Price ...... $9.77 Rockland High 14. Referee Spear of Felt, sc ...... 0 0 finished with a fine grade of ticking. Portland and Rockland and * other that case would be like casting pearls Combination Excelsior and Cotton Top and Bottom Mattress, before swine. Bath. Timers Hall and Davies. Young, rg ...... 0 0 any regular size places using daylight time were, » » » • Scorers Richards and Benson. Comstock, lg ...... 0 0 This makes a mattress that will not pack and yet « « « • through happy legislative coopera At the business meeting Charles A. Totals ...... 2 3 gives extreme comfort. Rockport 18, Thomaston 7 • • • fc Crib Mattresses at February Sale Prices tion. to secure the enactment of a Emery, Clarence F. Joy and Obadiah Rockport High sees the Knox and Gardner were admitted to member The New York Yankees have I .4-6 width...... $13.50 3-3 width...... $13.00 Butysleep (combination Hair andFelt) . . .$8.45 law punishing with a fine of $500 any Lincoln pennant almost in its grasp ship. In his initiation speech Mr. signed Elmer Heggan, sensational community that should be so vicious as the result of its victory over 3-0 width...... 12.50 Grade A (All Hair) ,...... 12.85 Gardner said, “I sec in this organi southpaw pitcher of Brown UniVer- [ 4-0 width...... 13.50 Thomaston High on the home sur as to try to get along with any zation the best community spirit sity and one of the most sought after Sun Floss (Kapoc)...... 8.95 face last night.' As usual Thomas 3-6 width...... 13.00 Crib...... 8.45 process of the clock not in accord manifested by any group in this city.” players in college ranks. Deggan I • • • • ton played a snappy game in the first gained fame last year hy twirling a I White Felt...... 6.95 ance with daylight saving. You half, and, >s usual, slumped in the Mr- MacArthur is a son of the late 20-inning game against Providence I "Sun Floss” Kapoc Mattress, full 32'/2 lbs. weight, Gray Felt ...... 5.95 can’t indict a nation, nor can you Dr. Robert Stuart MacArthur, for 40 second half. In marked contrast to College in which he struck out 20 ] of best quality clear Kapoc. Any size. Soft Top and Bottom (Excelsior Center) 4.95 by legislative enactment make crimi years pastor of Calvary Baptist this failing seems to be Rockport's men, a college record nals of the people of Rockland for -Church, New York, and president of ability to finish even stronger than « « • • Burpee 5-year Guaranteed Upholstered it begins. February Sale Price...... $25-50 setting their clocks ahead an hour the Baptist World Alliance, who died The death knell of a New England ] Tibbetts and Bartlett made some baseball league for this season un Box Springs ...... $28.85 in order to enjoy for that much two years ago—a brilliant son of a Princess Kapoc Mattress with 6-inch box, 36 lbs. of brilliant father. He received his de doubtedly was sounded at Boston I longer at the end of the summer gree of A. B. and A. M. at Harvard last week when the Massachusetts | clear Kapoc, any regular size and Princess edge and National Link Spring with heavy Baked Gray day the joyous countenance of the College in 1904 and 1905. respective legislature “passed the buck" on the] Sunday baseball bill, and put it up] evtra quality ticking. Enamel, and regular size...... 5.95 sun. ly and was graduated from the Union Theological Seminary. New Boston Shoe Store to the people for a referendum vote ] 20-inch Duck and Hen Feather Pillows, $3.90 York, in 1908. He was pastor of the next November Had the hilt passed I 22-inch Gray Goose Pillows, $5.45 each, or per There are heard murmurings, if Tremont Baptist Church, New York, EVERYTHING in FOOTWEAR it is almost sure that the little old pair ...... $9.85 each, or per pair...... 7.50 New England circuit would have] not loud at least deep, issuing from from 1908 to 1913. Later he taught history and Bible study at Worcester been revived. householders whose premises have Academy and was pastor of the First • • * « been visited by volumes of soft-coal and Second Baptist churched at Principal Clunie, of Lincoln I smoke produced l»y the heating plant Suffleld, Ct. During the World War RUBBERS!! Academy in Newcastle, received a ] This beautiful 4-Poster 4-Poster Beds at February Sale of thexnew Higli School building. he serVed overseas as chaplain. He • • • • letter from George Woodman. Boston,] took his present pastorship of the j Women’s first quality Rubbers a summer resident of South Bristol, We take it for granted that some Bed with mahogany Prices...... Old Cambridge Baptist Church in in which was enclosed a cheek for | way can be found to provide relief 1910. which he has just resigned to Special 69c $500 for the new gymnasium. veneers on the head from what might unless proper take the newly created position of • « « « action were taken grow into a nuis rural secretary of the Massachusetts “Basketball Bill" says that Mexico] board, together with Federation of Churches. Men's Self Acting Rubbers has the best High School team in | ance. the lovely smoothness Special 98c the State this season. When it de STRAND THEATRE feated Lewiston Higli 30 to 12 last] with which the /Other We repaat our expressions of ap Saturday night it had won all of ifsl Misses' and Children’s Heavy preciation of friends who mail to the 14 games played. The Lewiston] hard woods are finished Two wonderful stars Pauline Fred White S.ole Rubbers The best Journal was moved to say tliis'l editorial department copies ofnews- erick and Lou Teilegen in today’s make this a very desir wearing rubbers on the market. which could he applied to quite jrapers—but unless the article de feature—"Let Not Man Put Asund number of teams: able bed. In full or sired to be seen is marked, the piece er.” 6 to 10’/2 “The Mexico team should be a les- I “The Lone Fighter,” starring J. B. son to high school outfits in Maine. I single widths of courtesy unfortunately fails of its iT Warner, to be shown Friday and 75c They observe strict training rules, ] purpose. Saturday of this week is the first of 11 to 2 not only in their selection of food a series of Western comedy-drama but also in their hours of sleep. III full 1-0 or 3-3 widths. Can be had in Ivory. White, Walnut. It's a common enough tiling for the features with this star, ft can right 90c They showed Saturday night that Mahogany or Oak. Heavy 2-lnch round tubing, graceful bend head jtolicc officers to tag automobiles, but fully be described as one of the best their condition is as good as could I February Sale Price, full or single *2212 and foot board, with heavy and sturdy side rails and 1-inch fillers. In either size, each ...... 1...... $22.13 Tuesday they blanched out a bit and Westerns ever made for the screen- lie asked for. One high school team tagged a dog. It was an Airedale, The picture tells the story of West ODD LOTS on Women's Pumps that played in Lewiston-Auburn] sizes This bed with good National Spring and layer felt with stitched roll und the animal had been helping ern romance and adventure. The and Oxfords marked down to earlier in tlie season and is getting.| edge anil good quality ticking. himself to somebody's hens on Court plot is simple and fascinating. The close out— licked regularly, had a group of] 3 pieces complete, either size ...... (...... $31.55 street. Nobody seemed to know who direction, in the capable hands of AI players wrho after eating supper, Russell, is manifestly well done, and owned the purp so the police did the $1.98, $2.98, $3.95 down street lit up cigarets oil their next best thing by putting on a tag exudos the atmosphere of the West way to the basketball game they were | ■which conveyed the information that thronghout every foot of the film.— Special Values in Good Clean going to play.” Remember—Over $75,000 worth of High Grade Bedroom, Parlor, Library, Hall and the owner was wanted at the police adv. • ♦ • • station. When the owner reads that Merchandise tag he will probably wonder whether The charter membership role of the The Keag ice polo team is still j Dining Room Furniture at February Sale Prices the Airedale had been parking too Forty Club closes at the 12 o’clock RUBBER BOOTS thirsting for gore, and according to] luncheon to be served in the Thorn Manager Roland Gllchrest is ready to | Jong on Main street or whether he For All the Family passed on the wrong side of the new dike Grill Monday. pounce onto any Rockland aggrega to further tbe movement for the Better Furnishing of American Homes, Purchases of Home Furnishings tion afflicted with chestiness. He) beacons. submits this imposing lineup: Tomorrow night is ’'Girls’ Night” Boston Shoe Store Witham, l'r, Gilehrest 2r, M. Foster, | May be Made on Convenient Terms at the Arcade, the R. H. S. girls The City Bowling League closes to 278 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND e, C. Foster hb. Nason g. Is there! night - The participants will have a playing the erack Maine School of Commerce team. Show your loyalty any Rockland lineup so hold as to; banquet at the Nutshell restaurant test the seriousness of this defi? at C o'clock next Tuesday evening and come up at 8 o'clock.—adv. 1 — ' z ” Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thurqcjay, February 19, 1925. Page Three 1
V FAIR WEEK 0F FEBRUARY ' ■28 I 1 M l n At Ghe A-RCoA-DE COMMIUNIT • >3-
The Maine Central offers, reduced The concession committee of Com TALK OF THE TOWN fares for the Portland auto sjf'dw next munity Fair has been fortunate in IN A CHINESE GARDEN week. * securing the services of “Dah Rnh- COMING NEIGHBORHOOD EENTS mah" a well known Egyptian futurist, The Play “Mah-Jong” Suc 0 ROCKPORT HIGH Feb 20—(League Basketball)—Rockport The Veteran Firemen's Association who conies here highly recommended. High vs. Lincoln Academy, in Rockport. will attend the Atlantic En(jjne Co.’s All those desiring advice on matters cessfully Presented By the vs. Feb. 20—((Basketball)—Rockland girls vo of business, affairs of the heart or PERRY’S MARKETS Maine School of Commerce and Rockland annual ball in Camden Friday night. Chapin Class. Comets vs. Warren High, at the Arcade. The boys will take the 6.15 ear from otherwise w ill do well to consult "Dah Feb. 2(1—Chamber of Commerce banquet their hall. Rahniah” at the Fair. LINCOLN ACADEMY 428 MAIN STREET 80 TILLSON AVE. and open forum at 6.30, Thorndike Hotel It 'wa3 a summer afternuun in a D. T. Hersey, speaker. most enchanting Chinese garden at Feb SO—Mcthebesec Club meet* at the A very important drill meeting is The newly organized Knox County Copper Kettle. Fish and Game Association has en the Universalist -church Tuesday Feb 20—(".15) —Address by Rev. Herbert scheduled for the subordinate lodge F Milligan, of Portland, ou "Our American at I. O. O. F. hall tomorrow night at dorsed Representative Dwinal’s bill, evening, and a good sized audience 3 BASKETBALL ism," at Methodist vestry, auspices Wo 7.30, the call being issued ,ky drill which provides for the continuance was privileged to witness "a play df PURE LARD man's Educational Club master Richards. and enlargement of the Camden Fish one hundred intelligences,” Mah- Feb 21 (Hockey)—Rockland High vs Hatchery. The Association began In the ROCKPORT GYM 55 LB. TUBS, Finest Quality, lb...... 17c Iordan High nt Lewiston, at Stevens Field. Jong. The garden was laid out to Feb. 22—Washington’s birthday. Through Robert U. Collins’ real business with 55 members. Last represent a Mah-Jong table and all (Former Y. M. C. A.) Feh. 23— Forty Club luncheon, 12 o’clock 4 LB. PAILS, Handy Family Pkg., each .... 85c estate agency the Calderwood house week it added 40 and thus far this the well known characters of the Thorndike Grill. week 30 more have gone onto the Feb. 23 Lady Knox Chapter, D. A. It., on Buttermilk Lane, South Thomas game were in evidence- meets with Mrs Grace Black ton, was sold to Milton Knowlton of rolls. The interest in this organiza The prologue was spokgn most I TOMORROW NIGHT, FEB. 20 8 LB. PAILS, economical size, each...... $1.65 Feb. 23-23—Portland AuTo Show. Camden. The recent sale oS the Al tion is county-wide, and there is impressively hy Edward R. Veazie,! Feh 23-23—Community Fair at Arcade. every indication that it will operate Lincoln beat Rockland Wednesday night. See, 1 LB. PACKAGES, very neat, each ...... 19c Feb. 24—-Camden. Board ot Trade ban den McLain house to Harold Stanley supported by the four wondrousiy I quet. Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker, speaker. was also through Mr. Colling’ agency. for the best interests of the sports garbed Mah-Jong Mandarins in the' what she can show against Rockport. Feb 2Sr-Lent begins. men. persons of Walter H. Butler, Wil- , Feh. 23—Fourth Quarterly Conference. M. DOORS OPEN AT 7:C0. GAME CALLED 8:00 E. church Saturday is the -last chance to liam H. Rhodes, Arthur F. Lamb and ' CHEESE 28c CHEESE 35c CHEESE 27c March 2—Lady Knox Chapter D. A. R. work on the party favors for the “It’s the best we ever tieard’,” is William C. Bird. The play repre COMMON FINE GENUINE meets with Mrs Grace Black, Talbot avenue. what they all say at the Northend sented a game of Mah-Jong through ADMISSION 50 CENTS Mann 2—Waldoboro town meeting Alumnae booth. Come to the B. & P. AMERICAN PIMENTO >WlSS after attending the Bible Conference which a love theme was delicately March 2—Fuller-tobb-Davis “Kpd Letter W. Club rooms Saturday afternoon Harold Young of Bowdoin will Referee Mild or Strong Very Taaty Finest Quality Bal!" Community Fair. , and do your hi toward making this at the Littlefield Memorial church woven and the result was a charm March 5-8—I annleu— "A Fair of Slxea” These lectures are given by Rev. O. ing hour. Usual Quality Always a Favorite Very Low Price benefit District Nursing Association. booth a success. This is a general March (i—(7.15)—Address by Rev. iohn call. It means everyone. Don’t wait W. Stuart and are illustrated) by The cast was excellent throughout M. Arters. of South Portland, Msthodisl for a personal invitation. large original charts which makes and it would be extremely hard to vestry, auspices Woman’s Educational Club. them doubly Interesting. The topic pick outstanding figures, though SHOPPING BASKETS March 9—-Daughters of Veterans liegin for tonight is “The Tribulation and much of the burden fell on the very Prize Auction Parties In Grand Army hall. What’s Wrong with file Modern the Kingdom” and on Friday” night capable shoulders of Dr. J. A. . March 13—Child Guest day, Rubinstein Flapper and the Sweet Girl Gradu HERE’S MORE Club w ill be “The Seven Judgments.” Mr. Richan, Stanley Snow, Mrs. Grace Cash and Carry marketing makes a good Shop ate? Is she destined to be a failure BASKETBALL March 17—St. Patrick's D»y Stuart is considering repeating this Rollins and Miss Beulah Rokes. The March 18-21—Rockland Automobile fttst at as wife and mother? This will be —At the— ping Basket very necessary. To supply this need series at the Rockpor/ church the costuming was gorgeous and artistic Ihe Arcade discussed at the nexT" Educational HOCKEY March 18-19—State Convention of D. A.R first two weeks of March. and necessarily adds the name of In Bangor. Club meetingLXomorrow night when we have purchased a large quantity of these bas Miss Jennie Trussed, chairman of ARCADE March 21—First day of spring. Rev. Herbert F- Milligan of Port ■ March 22 Aprils —Singing revival, First Orth and Coleman’s Tip-Top the costume committee, to the list of kets in various styles and sizes which we offer at land will speak on “Our American BatMiat church. Merry Makers who are booked for stars. ROCKLAND HIGH March 21—Young Folks' conrentlon al ism." FRIDAY, FEB. 20 cost on Friday and Saturday of this week. Re Strand Theatre all next week, come The players: vs. Methodist church. Rockland here direct from Moncton. N. B., March 31. April 1-3—Farmers’ Week at the Mah-Jong. Stanley Snow; the GIRLS’ NIGHT member the days and don’t be late. College of Agriculture. The 13 telephone iumitors who where they showed four Weeks, fol Princess Four-flowers. Beulah JORDAN HIGH April 3—Rockport—'Cheer lip Chad.' have been making Rockland their lowing a 10 weeks' stay In Halifax. Rokes; the Tiles of the Mah-Jong MAINE SCHOOL OF auspices of Dumalquas class of Baptist S. S. headquarters while engaged in their Manager Dondis' good luck in getting at Union hall. Set, the First Season. Richard Bird; OF LEWISTON FRESH SPINACH—don’t pay more, peck . . 50c April 12—Raster Sunday. Knox county inventory, leave today this big troupe is due to tile fact that the Second Season, Leonard Camp COMMERCE April 22-27—Annual conference of Metho or tomorrow for Augusta, where It it wished to break the long jump bell; the Third Season. Randall of Auburn dist Episcopal Churches In Augusta. VS. ’ BUTTER—all kinds—a bargain, lb...... 45c is expected they will be stationed from the Provinces to Boston. The Marshall; the Fourth Season. Clif SATURDAY, FEB. 21 for awhile. The ‘'boys" have made company brings some big vaudeville ton Crops; the Bast Wind. Dr. J At 2:03 P. M. E. T. G. Itawson died this morn- many friend* dpring their stay here acts and will change its bill every ROCKLAND HIGH SUGAR—any amount—low price, lb...... 7c .ng. In his 90th year. The funeral Riohan; the West Wind Evelyn and will be much missed, especially other day. As the show itself does “Pat” French is the Lewiston services will l»e held Saturdny after Green; the North Wind, Almon GIRLS not begin until after 8.30 it will be it POTATOES—fine quality, peck...... 22c noon at 2 o'clock. around the Thorndike Hotel, where Coc-per; thte South Wind, Winola coach and bringing a snappy they have made their headquarters, especially convenient to out of town Riohan; the Red Dragon, Charles R. H. . Freshmen and Sophomore team. Don't miss this great out teams will battle as an opener. ST. JOHN ALEW1VES—each...... 8c helping to enliven a dull winter. patrons who want to attend the Sylvester; the Green Dragon, Frank door sport. Emil E. Coombs, a popular Vinal- Community Fair and some other en Jiaven young man. has joined the Tibbetts; One Character, Mrs.« Grace tertainment- WINTER SPORTS COMMITTEE stuff, of the I. Leslie Cross pressing The spirit with which out-of-town Rollins; One Dot, Dorothy Harvey: TOMORROW NIGHT and cleansing establishment. alumnae are taking hold of tlie Com Two Bamboo, Adelaide Cross: the —a------munity Fair as a means for acquir A few issues ago there appeared Bird One Bamboo, Coolies. Nelson FLOUR ’1.25 COMPOUND ing equipment for the new High an item in this paper concerning a Glidden, Robert Wallace. William ‘ CORNISH RESIGNS Some of the autos Tor the Rock 1855 1924 School is readily shown In . the fol proposed rest room, and the ap Davis; Characters, Frederic Palmer. Full Size Sack land motor show will come direct pointment of a Chamber of Com LARD from the Boston show. Arrange lowing letter, with which came a Frederic Merritt. .Richard Thomas. merce committee to consider the Maine’s Beloved Chief Jus ments have been completed for ex check for 15: "I’m hurrying this off Leander Thomas. Harrison Sanborti. :: Memorials:: feasibility of having one. Edward JACK FROST 20 lb. Tub, each $2.99 cursion rates ,£rom the islands. that you may receive my contribu George Cuihbertson, Lewis Hadley. tice Ends Service On Su tion for some High School affair of Gonia. a progressive Main street Russel Willy; Bamboos. Barbara E. A. GLIDDEN & CO. Music programs are being arranged merchant, informs Secretary Mac While it Lasts—Hurry 50 lb. Tub, each $6.74 and decorations planned for the which B. S. tells me and for-which Wiggin, Mary Bird. Helen Bird. preme Bench March 1st. WALDOBORO, ME. show. she was asked to buy ticjt»ts. In Donald that he has already taken Mary Wasgatt, Eleanor Snow. Anna some way I failed to receive any action in the matter, and that such Richardson, Marion Richardson Chief Just'ce Leslie C. Cornish of an institution for women will be communication. I surely wish, to be a Marion Marsh; Dots. Constance the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine BORN i loyal alumna of the R. H. B. and opened in the new Bicknell building Knickerbocker, Ruth Hanscom. Vl{- RAISINS, 3 pkg 25c PRUNES, lb. 10c All the Man is the April 1st. In connection with it will in a letter Tuesday to Gov. Brewster ayson—Rockland, Feb. 10, to Mr. and csks must add my mite.. I'm sorry not to ?inia Proctor, Frances iviiuvtKnowlton. non, .Mm. William lie a check room so that the women tendered his resignation as chief jus •a.vson, a daughter—Betty Not a Freak Brand Fat,'Sweet, Meaty privilege of doing its beet be able to send fancy work but Marion Marshall, Dorothyhy Dimivjt. Roxanne. there’s hardly time to get it to you. may check garments or packages Harriet Moran, Mildredd Paysiiji tice to take effect March 1. 1923. Full Weight—Sun-kist Real Value for America. Hoile it is a great success.” while doing their shopping. Attending Tiles Delmana Greejfa. “It is with profound regret that I DIED Gertrude Phillips, Edna Cuthbert- tender my resignation,” says Chief Rawson Rockland, Feb 19, Edwin T 4J —Ku Klux Kian. Three Crow Extract Peppermint Girls’ Basketb 11 Night at the Ar- ton- Justice Cornish in his letter to the Rawson, aged 89 y^ars. 2 months and 3 dayu ca.dj tomorrow night. Come up. adv Funeral .service# Saturday at 2 o’clock at BEEF ROAST, same quality, lb. . . 8c, 10c, 12c is best for flavoring candies.—adv. The play was put on by the Chapin Governor. (L IL Blefhen’s, 50 Holme# street. Class under the general direction of “This I do under medical advice Clark Randolph, Vt., Feb 13, Albert It CORNED BEEF, cut to suit, lb...... 8c, 10c Mrs. Faith Berry who received as with the confident expectation that a Clark. formerly of Vinalhaven, aged 65 years. complete and extended rest will bring HotfXt-s - South Waldoboqh, Feb. «, Ann sistance in coaching from Rev. C. A. Elizabeth Knight, wife of James Hoffses, LITTLE PIG ROAST, lb...... 21c Knickerbocker and Miss Mabel me to normal health. As you can well aged 82 yearsu Lamb. Mrs. Frances Bicknell was imagine, this is no easy step to take Eaton- J.\'ew London, Conn , Feb 16, Capt after a congenial service of 1$ years Frederick P. Eaton of Little Deer Isle, aged SALT PORK, lb...... 22c chairman of the ticket committee and 65 years. Mrs. Ella Bird headed up the pub- upon the bench. May I express to 'icity. The mandoHh orchestra was you and through the legal profession very satisfactory and Miss Naomi and the people of the State of Maine HEINZ KETCHUP WEEK Stearns presented a particularly ef my appreciated thanks for the kindly DON’T FORGET fective specialty with incidental solo consideration which they have al Large Bottle—this week...... 28c COBBS ways manifested toward me and my by Miss Wlnola Richan. Receipts were between $75 and $100. public service.” • In the course of his reply Gov. DANCE Brewster said: CASH AND CARRY C. A. C. CHANGES “Wholly aside from the myriad per ODD FELLOWS HALL sonal bond's of affection for you that SAVE THE DIFFERENCE Several National Guard Pro citizens in all sections of our State FANCY WESTERN BEEF proudly and properly boast is our Friday Night RUMP STEAK...... 49c SIRLOIN ROASTS...... motions and Transfers of recognition of the dignity’, the gra ciousness, the judicial attitude, and Marsh’s BONELESS POT ROASTS .... 19c PORTERHOUSE ROASTS .... 43c Local Interest. the Ivgal profundity that have char CHUCK ROASTS 10c, 12c, l$c, 18c acterized your long and distinguished Five-Piece Orchestra BONELESS SIRLOIN...... 47c Orders were issued Monday at the service upon the bench. In your well Th office of Adjutant General Hanson earned retirement and recreation you Stop and Shop, See and Select, But Visit ROAST PORK...... 19c transferring Capt. B. Dyer. 2«4th will carry with you the earnest good Portland' During the /TURKEYS...... 39c Artillery, to the Maine National wishes and prayers of all our people BONELESS VEAL Roast*, native 29c PORK CHOPS...... 23c Guard Reserve. for your speedy and complete restora The following promotions and ap tion of health.” DANCE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 23-28 Inclusive pointments were announced: 1st CORNED BEEF ...... 6c, 8c, 10c, 12c, 15c, 30c Lieut. Roy W. Tibbetts, 240th Artil The local program for "Know PORTLAND AND CABBAGE, lb. 3c. TURNIPS, lb. 2c. POTATOES, peck 25c; bushel, 90c lery, as captain Coast Artillery tc Maine Products" wonk is being ar rank from Feh. 4, 1925, assigned tc ranged. Tlie Chamber of Commerce Saturday Night STATE OF MAINE AUTO SHOW BEETS PARSNIPS CARROTS Battery B.. 240th Artillery, with sta is nskjng ail Rockland merchants to tion at Sanford: vice Capt. Arthui make a special display of their Exposition Building, Portland, Me. We guarantee our Beef to be newly corned, no salt petre and from first E. Morrison transferred to the Maine Maipe-made articles, and as far as National Guard. possible Secretary MacDonald is TEMPLE HALL Nowest styles in automotive construction—pleasure cars, truck*, \ quality stock. Ambrose A. Peterson as captain conducting the canvass in person. tractors and accessories, and view Coast Artillery to rank from Feb. 16, He finds the merchants ill a very re Our Vegetable*—especially Potatoes and Turnips—are the Best in the city. 1925. assigned to Battery H.. 240th ceptive mood and knows of some es : : Music by : : Portland Stores Rich in Merchandise Displays Artillery, with station at Vinalhaven: pecially Qne displays That are to be Complete Corned Beef Dinner for two to four persons...... 50c to 75c vice Capt. Leslie B- Dyer, trans made. Among them will lie the ex Dean’s Orchestra Automotive Exhibit staged under auspices of ferred hibit of the Rockland and Rockport 4 to 6 persons...... 75c to $1.25. 6 to 8 persons...... $1.00 to $1.50 2nd. Lieut. Paul S. Emery, 240th Lime Corporation. Artillery, as 1st lieutenant, Coast Portland Automobile Dealers’ Association This includes Corned Beef, one-half or one peck of potatoes, cabbage, turnip, Artillery, to rank from Feb. 16, 1925; J. Irving Wood of Portland is a Feb. 10-12-17-19 Howqrd B. Chandler, Mgr. assigned to Battery B„ 240th Artil guest at C. R. Dorman's, North Main DANCE beets, carrots and parsnips- lery with station at Sanford: vice street. Lieut. Roy B. Tibbetts, promoted. : s al : . Sergeant Moore Greenwood, Bat ONE ASKS CORN 19c. MONARCH CATSUP...... 25c tery B, 204th Artille-y. is granted O friend, suddenly grown great, Community I lall an honorable discharge from the What does all ithls honor mean to you ? ONE POUND CANS PETERS COCOA...... 35c Maine National Guard. Must I, loo, stand outside the old familiar SPRUCE HEAD (Made by the people who make Peters’ Sweet Chocolate) Moore Greenwood has been ap gate. pointed as 2nd lieutenant to rank Waliting, with all the world, to pay my duel Wooster’s Specials CUT REFUGEE STRINGLESS BEANS, can...... 15c; dozen...... $1.65 from Feb. 16, 1925; assigned Bat —Le Baron Cooke in Town anti Country. SATURDAY NIGHT tery B., 240th Artillery with station * DELICIOUS NEW COOKING FIGS, Lb...... 18c; 2 Lbs...... 30c at Sanford; vice 2nd Lieut. Paul S. Local users of Whole Grain Wheat Emery, promoted. may obtain same from Peaslee & Corned Beef ...... CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP—BUY IT WHILE YOU CAN, can 10c Peaslee, 375 Main street. Tel. 38- Smalley’s’ Orchestra I am prepared to assist in making adv. 22-23 Th-tf Native Fowl...... 35c dozen $1.10; case of 4 dozen cans, $4.00 out income tax returns. Robert Col lins, 375 Main street. Tel. 77. 22-24 Legs Lapib...... STRAWBERRIES, 30c,65c- BRUSSELL SPROUTS, 35c Pork Loins (either end) ...... 25c Girls' 'Basketball Night at Ihe Ar SPINACH, TOMATOES, 50c; LETTUCE, 15, 20, 25c cade tomorrow night. Come up.—adv. OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Sirloin Roast Beef ...... 25c, 35c CELERY, 30c; SWEET POTATOES, 2 Lbs. 25c Miss Margaret Everett is ill al her —OF— Five Rib Roast Beef ...... 20c, 22c' homo at Ingraham Hill. Face Rump Roast Beef . GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for...... 25c; 3 for...... 25c ...... 35c WALL PAPERS Pot Roast Beef...... BEST NAVEL ORANGES, dozen...... 30c to $1.20 ...... 20c, 25c z Of 1924 Stock Sausage Pkgs. (our own make)...... 35c WINESAP and MdNTOSH RED APPLES EMPEROR GRAPES Our Advertising Beginning FEB. 18 and continuing until sold Sausage Links (our own make)...... 35c Prices formerly 1 0c to 7 5c; now...... 4c to 25c Fresh Eggs, dozen...... Columns Art Cut Borders and Bands, per yard...... lc to 5c Potatoes, peck...... 25c the Room lots from...... 50c to $1.00 each QUALITY SERVICE ALL SALES CASH ICEBERG LETTUCE SPINACH CELERY COBB’S Merchant’s > ' —At the— Show Windows C. M. BLAKE WALL PAPER STORE GEORGE A, WOOSTER MARKET NOT HOW CHEAP, BUT HOW GOOD ROCKLAND, MAINE 20-24 Telephone 600 Free Delivery I
Page Four Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, February 19, 1925. Every-Other-Day
VINALHAVEN WARREN ‘ MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD ’1 Eastern Standard t » HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS WORD PUZZLE 1 Trains Leave RocklInd for When the correct letters are placed in the white spaces this puxsln Tlie Men's banquet was hel^l Mun Thirty-two members of Warren Augusta. A17 00 a. m.. t7 30 a m., tt.lOp. m.’ Will spell words both vertically nnd horizontally. The first letter in each day evening ut Union Church vestry Lodge, I.O.O.F., were entertained at Bangor. A(7 00a. m.. 17.30a.m.. tl 10p m. I word Is indicated by a number, which refers to the definition listed and us usual the tables were loaded Beauty the Rockland 'bodge Monday ev Boston. A17.00a m , 17.30 a. m.. 11 .IOp. m. I below the puzzle. Thun Xo. 1 under the column headed •'horizontal” with plod things including cold Brunswick.A17.00a.m., 17.30a.m.. tl.10p.m.; |5.30p. m. defines a word which will till the white spaces i:p to the first black meats, salads, hot baked beans, with ening, where following a fine supper Lewiston. A $7.00 a. m., f7.30a. m., tl-10 p. ni. square to the right, and a nnniber under “vertical’* defines a word which pies and cakes galore. After the the Warren degree staff exemplified New York. il.lOp. rn. will fill the white squares to the next black one below. Xo letters go in A Gleamy Mass of Hair Portland, A$7.00a. m., ® * tl.lOp.tn., the black spaces. All words used are dictionary words, except proper banquet. Rev- Robert E. Laite of the second degree. Sixteen lodges |5.30p. tn. names. Abbreviations, slang, Initials, technical terms and obsolete forms Bangor, gave a splendid community ------t Waterville. AI7 00a m., t7.30a.rn., tl 10p.m. Woolwich.AJ7.00a.ro., t7.30a.m.; tl.’On.ro., are Indicated in the definitions. s • talk and his son Gilbert, "'Who is a 35c “DanderineDanderine"” does WoWonders represented at meeting whose representatives all announced |5.30 p. m. student at Kent’s Hill Seqpinary. t Daily, except bunday. sang several selections. His tine for Any Girl's Hair it a most enjoyable evening. A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Wool* CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 28 baritone voice was most pleasing to Howard Norwood of the Wood & wich. Bishop Co., force. Bangor, was the D. C. DOUGLASS, M. L. HARRIS, the many people present. He was 9-28-24 V. P. & Gen’l Mgr.' Gen'l Passenger Agt, accompanied by Mrs. Albra Vinal guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 5 z 2. IQ Smith. Mrs. Florence Gilford also T. Norwood Tuesday. gave several amusing as well as in Mrs. Maynard Young of Pleasant Vinalhaven and Rockland ville was the guest of Mrs. Earle \ •;rother, Edwin Mrs. Ida Simmons of Union is the Kenneth Amlro; song senior class j town road leading to Broad Cove. Early Bird.'’ to be given in Memorial Crawford of that place. » guest of her mother. Jennie Fowles. after the third act The High Also an undivided half part of another S P UJVT BOI ha’.l with the following cast of char Willard Hahn recently made a bus certain lot of land situated in said Cushing R. W. TYLER L. A. Fuller spent the weekend In school orchestra will play between B ART E — acters; Cyrus B. Kilbriek. president iness trip to Portland. HOUSE and bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at SP Camden. stake und stones on the northly side of RADIO SERVICE STATION a e of I". D. Q. Railroad, Harold Arey; Ralph Spear spent the weekend as the town Toad leading to Broad Cove by a (Over Express Office) : ^’ M□nann □□ J. S. Bryant is boarding at Mrs. J OlA D QH3 □□□□ Tony Kilbriek, his son. just out of guest of Mrs. Spear, Middle road. large rock at file southwest comer of land Postoffice Box 359 Carrie Fogg’s. college, Kenneth Smith; Barnaby Hariet and Susie M. Hahn spent of Ciiarles A. Fogerty and running north |A|D A COFFEE northeast by said Fogerty’s land thirty-one ROCKLAND,...... MAINE Billy McLain who has been very Ill, Bird, the boss of Flagg County. Kep- Sunday in Thomaston as guest of Mr. “IBEI remains about the same. DWINELL-WRIGHT COMPANY rods to slake and stones; thence north neth Amlro; Mr. Muliurr;.. thief at and Mrs. James Feyler. POSTON * CHICAGO > PORTSMOUTH, VA. northwest by said land twenty four rods to □a M. E. Harriman has been hauling torney for tlie road, Clinton Dalzell; •<’lara Hosmer lsw enjoying a few file meadow; thence south seventy four de □jBiEjD' shingle stuff to Jim Bean’3, Sears- 9 Bruce F'ergiason, a clerk in the gen iteeks vacation from her duties at grees west, thirteen rods to a stake; thence FRANK H. INGRAHAM |T!R
AT THE STATE CAPITOL
Senator Carleton’s Kennebec Bridge Bill Appears-^Com- mission Idea Killed In Committee. Tells About Long Search For Augusta, Feb. 18 (Special t-n The of hearing was nearly over Chair Relief—How and Where Courier-Gazette)—It is expected that man Hinckley asked all proponents He Got It. the Bath bridge bill will be intro and opponents of the bills yet to be heard to leave their data with the /< duced today in the Senate 'by Sena- i committee and merely state whether Mark Dodge, tax-collector, con tor Frank W. Carlton of Sagadahoc their sympathies were for or against stable, school committee man, far county. the respective measures. mer and one of tlie leading and most The bill creates the directors ot .... highly respected citizens of North Brookline. Me., writes the Priest the Kennebec bridge, consisting ot a Marden of -Waldo—Resolve appro resident of Sagadahoc county, nnd a Drug Company, of Bangor, Me.: priating $260 for repairing and re "Priest’s Indigestion Powder has resident of Knox or Lincoln county, building a ruad In the town of Free to he appointed t»y the Governor, and done wonders for me. I have suf SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! dom. fered tor years from Indigestion, sour the members ot the State Highway Pill9bury of Renton—Reeolve ap stomach and heartburn. 1 have tried Commission. propriating $1500 for repairing and Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are The directors are instructed to lo several kinds of remedies adver tebuilding the road leading from tised for stomach troubles but re cate the bridge between the Maine Albion to China in the town of Al ceived very little benefit. not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe Central Railroad ferry slip and the bion. State ferry .slip on the Woolwich side • * * * “It gives me pleasure to recom Never before a value to equal by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for. of the Kennebec river, and between mend Priest's Indigestion Powder to tlie north side of Brood street and Smith of Somerset—An act pro all who are afflicted us I have been, the Maine Central Railroad ferry viding that 20 cents shall he added for 1 am certain they will be bene- Colds Headache slip at Bath. to the poll tax of $3 when the rate of fitted by its use." 'i he bridge must be of such na taxation is 30 mills or less on a dol, lar for each and every mill above this Special Six Sedan-at #1985 ture as will accommodate all high Priest’s Powder .for Indigestion. Pain Neuralgia 30 mills. Suur, Sick Stomach, Car Sickness, way travel across tlie Kennebec be . • . • tween the town of Woolwich and the Heartburn and General Hyperacidity T this new low price—the Its low price is due to Stude- Toothache Lumbago city of Bath, and the directors may. Carter of Androscoggin—Act pro of the Stomach. Full-sized balloon tires, If they-deem it advisable, provide for viding that oil persons, firms or cor All druggists, 50c and $1.50. The L Special Six Sedan stands baker’s uniquely fortunate man out as the most compelling for which steering mech the construction of such a bridge as porations owning or operating any $1.50 size holds five (5) times as A ufacturing facilities. It is pro anism, body lines and Rheumatism much as the 50c size. Neuritis will accommodate the passage of moving van or automobile truck value that Studebaker has ever duced complete in large volume even the fenders were railroad trains across it. The bridge away from place to place within the Priest’s Regulators, the ideal tonic offered. in Studebaker plants, where especially designed. Au laxative for chronic constipation 23c, must also contain a draw satisfac various towns having a population production costs are shared by tomatic spark control. Accept only “Barer” package which contains proven directions. tory .to the United States war de of 4000 or more shall make such re and 75c. If your dealer does not Here is a car that provides all Lights controlled from port to the town or city clerk where carry them in stock have him order three distinct models, which are Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. partment. of the performance, all of the switch on steering wheel. With the advice and consent ot such household goods are. located or for you or send direct to Priest Drug offered in 19 body types. Aspirin ii the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcecldester of Sallcyllcacld comfort and all of the depend Upholstered in genuine the Governor and Council the -di to i>e located. Persons owning Co., Bangor, Ms. Parcel post pre mohair. Natural wood rectors may let contracts and do any household goods, or their authorized paid to any address. No extra ability that any car can give— Don’t make the mistake of charge.—advt. wheels. Dome and rear- prizes will he given by tbe pastor for other thing necessary for the con agent, may file their intention of re at a price that no other pro buying before you know what comer lights. One-piece WALDOBORO the best costumes. struction of the bridge. They are moval- in place of tlie mover. It ducer can even approach. windshield, automatic shall be unlawful for any person, Studebaker has to offer. Come Fifie< ii friends of Bay Hassner also given the right of eminent do deaths and shall procure the faithful in and see the Special Six Sedan windshield cleaner, rear Fred X. Oliver has returned from were present at a surprise party giv na in. firm or corporation procuring the re registration of the same. The State But why mention the distinc view mirror. Inspection Massachusetts. en him on his birthday Saturday Authority is given to the directors moval without a copy of the permit commissioner of health under the tive features of this car, when — learn what it offers at its lamp. Motometer,heater. Mrs John Dvorak is At the Knox evening A pleasant time is report to lease the right to uae a portion of or to -give false information to the act is made the State registrar of the American public itself has reduced price. Instruments, including owner or operator of any vehicle em Hospital where she has been under ed. Refreshments were served. the bridge trt the Maine Ceiftral Rail vital statistics and shall have gen clock and gasoline gauge, ployed to haul such property. eral supervision over the same. He established the greatest of all going surgical treatment. Tbe inventory crew of the New road for not exceeding. 40 years, and Get all tlje facts before you in single grouping. Step for the same period grant rights to • • » • shall receive an annual salary of selling arguments in its favor by pads and kick plates. Mrs. Katherine Howell lias re England . elepfinne Co. under the decide to buy any car. other utilities. Carter of Androscoggin—Act pro JdOOO as State registrar. A suitable buying it ? turned from Boston. leadership of Fred Franklin have been in town this week. The bridge is to be operated as •" viding that all nonresident owned building for the bureau of vital sta Mrs. Anthony Castner has been (Sunday set vices at tbe Baptist toll bridge except for foot passen motor vehicles entering -this State tistics shall -be provided In or near Reduced Prices On All Closed Models visiting in Rockland. church promise to be interesting, in gers until bonds issued for Ils build ? not subject to registration pro the State Capitol, equipped with STANDARD SIX SPECIAL SIX The public is looking forward to tlie morning Rev. Guy McQuaidee ing shall be retired. The tolls are , abd that the State or county from fireproof vaults and filing cases. BIG SIX the Odd Fellows suppers which are will preach on “Fellowship with to be fixed by the Public Utilities t.ch they come gives, a like privi For the purposes of this act the 3-Pass. Duplex-Roadster ..$1125 3-Pass. Duplex-Roadster $1450 7-Pass. Duplex-Phaeton .$1875 to be resumed Feb. 26. The efficient Christ.” In the evening “The Ninety Commission. lege to motor vehicles from Maine. State shall be divided into registra Duplex-Phaeton .. 1145 5-Pass. Duplex-Phaetdn . 1495 5-Pass. Coupe ...... 2450 committee which served last year and Nine and the Bost One” will be 'The directors are given the power This act is the so-called straight re tion districts coincident with the Coach...... 1295 3- Pass. Sport Roadster... 1535 7-Pass. Sedan...... 2575 under the chairmanship of Dr. M. to apply to Congress for an appro clproclty law enforced in many of boundaries of each city, town and Country Club Coupe 1345 5-Pass. Brougham ...... 1795 7-Pass. Berline ...... 2650 ibe subjejet of the discourse with a 4- Pass. Victoria...... 1895 L. Palmer is in charge and that fact solo entitled “The Ninety and Nine.” priation to. assist in the construc the states. Under this act a motor organized plantation, and a local Coupe ...... 1445 NOTE: Standard Six—4-wheel brakes. 4 5- Pass. Sedan...... 1985 alone promises success both in a so (The Social Club met on Tuesday tion of the bridge. vehicle from a state, or county per registrar of vital statistics shall fie Brougham ...... 1465 disc wheels . . $60 extra 5-Pass. Berline...... 2060 Spcriul Six—4 wheel brakes, 5 cial and in a financial way. evening with Mrs. Bernice Wakefield. Action under the act can only he mitting the operation of a non-res appointed In each district for a term Sedan ...... 1545 All price, f. o. b. factory disc wheels $75 extra Miss Helen and Miss Katharine Supper was served with the follow taken when the people of Maine ident vehicle for 30 days, could be of four years- These persons shall Big Six—4-wheel brake*, 5 disc Berline ...... 1600 Terms to meet your convenience [Oliver are the guests of their grand- ing menu: Roast chicken and vege shall have adopted an amendment to operated in this State for 30 days recehe statistics of all births and wheels . . $75 extra smother in Bristol? tables, fruit salad, custard pie, the Constitutioir authorizing the is and no longer. Where a state gives deaths in their registration districts. suing of bonds for the building ot a The sum of $10,000 is appropriated The Good Deed Club met with whipped cream pie, fancy cookies 90 days a car from that slate could ROCKLAND GARAGE CO., Distributors and cakes, doughnuts and coffee. Af bridge between Woolwich and Rath. lie operated for 90 days in this State. annually to carry out the purpose of Misa Maude Burnes Friday evening. The act limits the bond issue to the net. After the meeting games were en ter supper a minstrel show was The Secretary of State shall deter DISTRIBUTORS given. All members and three *2,000,000 in case the bridge is not mine the extent ot the privileges joyed and refreshments served. At constructed as a combination high For the past year I have heard the close of the meeting the club guests were present and passed an granted by other states and his de Park Street, Rockland. Telephone 700 enjoyable evening. The next meeting way and railroad bridge. Fixing of cision shall he final. This provision more prating about the failure of presented its president, Miss Ida the amount, in case of a combination Prohibition from men who wanted ROCKLAND, MAINE Black, with a beautiful valentine. will be held with Mrs. Mabel Hay does not apply to motor vehicles ward. bridge is left to the framers of the used for hire. to have It a failure than from all •Next Thursday evening a costume amendment. • • • • others combined.—James Logan, party 5fill be given by the executive Mayor of Worcester. Mass., United The ways and bridge committee Barwise of Penobscot—Act pro committee of the Young People’s So States Envelope Co., general mana HOPE Tuesday reported "ought not to viding that if a dog shall lie at large ciety of Christian Endeavor in the pass’* on the hill creating a commis ger. vestry of the Baptist church. Fifty at any time without a collar dis Mrs. JTloanor Payson. Dorothy and sion to Investigate the Kennebec invitations will he sent out. Two tinctly marked with the owner’s STUDEBAKER Raymond Ludwig spent Sunday with bridge problem and the report was name and license number if any, the Mr. and Mrs. C. W Wellman of accepted. owner and keeper of such dog shall LEGISLATIVE NOTICES South Hope. The measure to fix an increased have no legal remedy or redress for THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR For all the kid* rate for the registering of documents TAV Mrs. T. It. Noyes has bought a new whatsoever may happen to such dog STATE PRISON I VZ I •■>f Rockland are guests of M r. one (lay during this winter. WEDNESDAY, IVto 25, at 2 o’riock, p. ni. SUNSET ’Alis. Katie Moore, who has been Chamberlain’s Tablets keep son of Camden were guests of Mr. and before the Salaries and Fees Com on the following: and Mrs. Moses D. Joyce. your stomach, liver and mittee. Frost of Dastport—Act relating to spending the past 14 weeks with her .Mrs Elmer True Sunday. the annual closed season on salmon, iS P. 142: Resolve, fin favor of Letter D. A sewing circle has been organized In the Hilltop Breeze, a monthly bowels healthy, sweet and Sunday was a busy day at Hobbs’ Judge Tupper of Lincoln county Eicon. warden of tlie S late prtson. high school paper published in Ber h ter. AIis. Emily Butler, returned to landlocked salmon, trout, togue, S. P. 115: Resolve in favor of -the Maine at Deer Isle for the financial benefit clean. For constipation, Pond where parties were fishing appeared on four -measures relating wick, 'is noted st very complimentary I lit :- home in ITe.isant Point Sunday. black bass and white perch. This State Prison for maintenance and current of the Chase Emerson Memorial Li ( The snow is leaving fast and the biliousness, indigestion, head through the ice and good catches were to Lincoln county salary increases, article concerning 'Miss Dorothy V. t act amends the present law by expenses. brary and the first meeting was held ache and that tired, worn out reported. raising tlie clerk of courts from H. P. No. 41 An Act, to amend Chapter Sylvester of this place, and who now !• mud is getting deep. The past week changing the date of the closed sea at the home of the president, Mrs. feeling, take Harold Alletd of Camden was the $1,200 to $2,000; the register of 195 of the Public Laws of 1917 relative to is the English and Latin teacher in | has b ■ :i n.iu h like April weather. son on perch from September the powers of prison conimissiotiero. M. D. Joyce. In august it is planned guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Allen deeds from $1,000 to $1,400; and Berwick Academy. Alter speaking i 30-June 20 to September 30-July 1 of 22 24 J. HENRY MORSE. Sec. to hold a fair and for that purpose Chamberlain’s Tablets Sunday. clerk hire for the register of deeds of her prize winning in college and J from $400 to $600; and register of each year. JUDICIARY the member^ are now working. A Take two tonight. No griping, no Miss Ruth Alexander, teaeher of • • • • cordial invitation is extended to any so on, it goes on to say: “The Fresh-’ probate from $900 to $1,000. The Committee on Judiciary will give a unpleasant next day feeling. thb Corner school, is spending her one who is interested to become a man class is fortunate to have Miss ( 50 {or 25 cents. Sold everywhere vacation with her parents in Camden. Because of the fact that tlie lime Boody of Windham—Act relating public hearing in ita roonw at the State Sylvester as it» advisor and she is to the State highways and to the House, in Augusta, on member. The circle meets every FRIDAY, February 20, at 2 p. m. on the a thorough teacher and possesses a I creation of further revenue. The Tuesday afternoon at the home of the following : members. charming personality, and ever acts J CP.DOW&COl act provides that a further tax of one H. I> No 93 An Act* to amend Section with tranquility. Site always finds ami a quarter mills on a dollar shall thirty-four of Chapter two hundred eleven The many Deer lisle friends’M John of the public laws relating to the registration time to help anyone and is consider- | TMembpr be assessed annually on all the S. Annis, formerly of Deer Isle, of motor vehicles by non-residents. will lie interested in the following ate of the feelings of others. T lie Consohdaiod Stock Exchange property of the State according to 11. D. No. 109 An Act regulating the class has shown its appreciation by parking of automobiles around public build exerps from the Hudson (N. J.) of Mow York ° the value thereof; this fund so es giving her a lovely gold pen and tablished to be apportioned by the ings. News. H D. No 111 An Act to amend Section “Among (he leading automobile pencil at Christmas. The pupils as STOCKS -ad BONDS One of the Most Important Letters State highway commission among four of Chapter ninety-seven of the revised well as the teachers love and admire the various towns to he expended for statutes of nineteen huudred and sixteen, dealers in New Jersey is the firm of relating to mills and will dams. 21-22 John S. Annis, Inc., authorized her. Publishers of ths the permanent improvement of the FREDERICK W. HINCKLEY. Chairman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McDonald of third-class roads according to the agents for Ford and Lincoln cars of WEEKLY FIMArtCIAL DIGEST HERBERT E. HOLMES, Secretary Hunshine were guests of Mr. and In Automobile History •number of miles of unimproved con 212 Patterson St-, Patterson. The which is sent free to Mrs. Henry Haskell Sunday. tinuous roads therein. The act INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME firm was established 4 years agp and investors upon request further provides -that the tax shall The Committee on Inland Fisheries and has made enviable strides in a brief On Friday evening the Hutchins not be effective unless the State au Game Will give a public hearing in its rooms time...... John S. Annis also class of tlie Sunday school held its 10 STATE STREET at the State House, in Augusta, on owns tbe Trinity Cur Co. of Eliza thorizes on amount for -third class THURSDAY. Feb. 26th at 2 p. ni. on annual business meeting at the ves & Packard Motor Car Company roads annually in addition to the S P No. 163 An Act to create a game beth. •...... The growth of try ami as usual entertained the sanctuary in Knox County, to be known as the firm has been such that it was Johnson Bible class. After tlie busi fund created by the mill ar.d a quar the Knox County Game Presene 21-24 Detroit. Michigan ter tax which shall equal the amount deemed necessary’ to have a 2400 ness of die meeting was disposed of THURSDAY. Feb. 26th at 2 p. m square feet extention on the huge raised under an act of the Legisla IS. P. 164 An Act relating to dogs found delicious lefreshments of assorted garage of the concern the work hav ture of 1923. chasing moose, caribou and deer. cakes an l cocoa were passed and en 21- 24 JOHN R. FLINT, Secretary ing just been completed. . . .Mr. joyed by all. The remainder of the January S, 1925. • * * • AML Annis is a popular figure in social evening was spent playing games. Bartlett of Bangor—An act to In CLAIMS p’ne machinery To tockholders of the and business circles in the state and S corporate Ihe Union River Railway The Committee on Claims will give a 'Mrs. Daniel Conary and daughter • Packard Motor Car Company: 'has a legion of friends both in New Company. The act provides that public heating in its rooms at Ute State June ate guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ai- Newspapers are carrying the story of a radical reduction which the Company has House, in Augusta, on York and in New Jersey. used to clean James Q. Gulnac, Henry Pott-en FRIDAY, Feb. 20, at 1 o’clock on tlie fol piionso Stinson. announced in the prices of all enclosed models of the Packard Six car. A nice oak rocker was recently Harvey Williams, Benjamin B. lowing : presented to Rev. and Mrs. Inor Par Miss Annabel M. Colby was Ihe The prices of the Eight models arg not reduced. H 1’ No 252 RESOLVE, to Reimburse salmon is called Whitcomb, John J. Whitney, Allan the Knox Publishing Company of Rockland, tington by the Ladies Sewing Circle weekend guest of Mrs. Myrtle Con The announced reductions vary from $640 for the Six coupe to $840 for the seven- W. McLean, Donald F. Snow Maine for Advertising for Primary Elections of Sunset. ary recently. passenger Six sedan. Charles H. Bartlett and their as of 1924, for which claimant failed to file ac Mrs. Lillian Gay Joyce and son Mr. and Mrs. George <’. Hardy an iron chinK Following are the new prices at Detroit: sociates, successors and assigns ore count and vouchers 20 22 J HENRY MORSE, Secretary. spent Sunday at Stonington as the 5-pass. Sedan...... $2585 7-pass. Sedan Limousine .... $2885 created a body corporate by the LEGAL AFFAIRS gqests of Mr. and Mr#t. Forrest 4- pass. Coupe...... 2585 7-pass. Sedan...... 2785 name of Union ltiver Railway Com PUBLIC UTILITIES Tbe Committee on Legal Affairs will give a Conary. because this 5-pass. Sedan Limousine___ 2785 5- pass. Coupe...... 2685 pany; and that the corporation is The Committee on Public Utilities, will give public hearing In Its rooms at tlie State Mr. and Mrs. Dudley L. Sellers ate House In Augusta, on authorized to locate nnd operate a public hearing In ita rooms at Ute Suite visiting relatives in Portland. This price revision makes the Packard Six in its various models easily the outstanding House, in Augusta, ou WEDNESDAY, February 25, 1925, 2 p m work was once automobile value of the year. This is particularly true because at the new prices the cars railroad of standard.gauge, about 35 THURSDAY. Felt. 19, 1925, 1 p. nt., on on die following: Miss Marjorie Stinson of South are exactly as they were; there is no change in design, material or workmanship. miles in length, for the transporta tbe following:— IS. J'. 93: S. l>. 41 An Act to amend sec Deer Isle is visiting her parents, Mr. tion of freight and forest products H. P. No. 456 An Act to renew the Char tion 2 of Ciiapter 95 of tlie Public Laws of and Mrs. George M. Dodge. While price reductions are nothing new to the automobile industry, no company building ter of the R. and T. Cement Railroad 1917 as amended by Set&lon 2 of Ciiapter 7 done by china] a high-grade car nnd appealing to an exacting clientele has ever before made so far-reaching only, commencing and connecting 20 21 ELMKR J. BURNHAM, Sec of the l’ub'ic Law’s of 1923, relating to the School closed on Friday for a four a price revision in its product. with the Maine Central Railroad at giving of checks and draft-* on banka where weeks vacation. the maker has not siiflolent funds As a stockholder in the Company you will naturally ask why this drastic move, and can some convenient point either In tlie SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES The snow has disappeared very merUj towns of Hancock or Franklin. Han Tl ie Committee on Sea and Shore Fish H 1’. MT: H. D 113 An A- t relating Io rapidly and thoughts are turning to the Company market its high-grade cars profitably at so low a price? eries will give a public hearing In W« roonw the authority of medical eraminers. cock county, and extending In t H. P. 544 : H. D —. Aji Act io amend ward Ihe annual job of house clean The answer is—we are prepared to do jt. at the State House, in Augusta, on northerly direction about 35 miles to THURSDAY, February, 26 at 1 o’clock on Section 16 of C'lmpter 126 of tlie Revised ing. Reports of wild geese living ~ insist: on The Six has been on the market four years, during which it has been so far refined and some point in Plantation No. 33, also the following : Statute* relating to najie. northward have been noted. perfected that we believe the appearance and fundamentals of the car will be unchanged H D. No. 29 An Act to repeal Chapter THURSDAY. February 26. 1925, 2 |> m called Great Pond, Hancock county on the following: Airs. Amanda Greene of Stonington for a considerable time; that is to say, the car has been standardized. And while doubtless 293 P. L. of 1917, and to Amend and Re .... enact certain aectlotin of Chapter 45, It S II. P. 543 H I>. — An Act relating to is spending a few days a I F. L. S.vl we shall from time to time make minor and detail improvements, we do not anticipate any relating to the Commissioner of Sea and falsely assuming to be a Justice or officer vester’s. necessity for substantial structural changes for a long time to come. We are, therefore, Wing of Auburn—Act amending Shore Fisheries H P. 546 II. D. 117. An Act relating to in ideal position to devote our attention and our facilities to turning this perfected car out the statutes so that no judge of any IL D. No. 126 An Ant to amend Sect. 35 death certificates of physicians. Miss Abbie Brown of Eagle is vis (hap. 45 R S. Relating to legal size of II. P. 545 II. P. 116 An Act relating to iting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. in quantities at the lowest price consistent with Packard quality. And the price revisions municipal or police court shall giv lob 'o-s an<| nte*,,',d of su.|/|Mirt. of paupers. are a step in our program to this end. counsel or accept any retainer in re :32-24 .1. BLAINE .MORRIHON, Sec. George AL Dodge. 22- 24 PERCY G. SARGENT, Sec. A surprise party was tendered Mrs. Production will be conservatively expanded to take care of the increased sales. latlon to any cause, the subject mat Alfred Dunham on Monday evening The Company has never been stronger financially, or better prepared, in organization ter of which shall be within the jur isdiction of the court over which he at her home, the event being the an and facilities, for a constructive move such as this. your bo presides, nor in any manner become ’ , niversary of her birthday. There We enclose copy of our report for the last quarter ending November 30th last. We voluntarily Interested, directly or in Ina^ were 20 present and'a jolly time en show net earnings of $1,872,2^3—one of the best quarters in the history of the Company. directly, in any such case. sued. Refreshments . of assorted We have no unsold stock of goods on hand and our inventories were never in better cake and ice cream were passed. condition. Games of various kinds and selec Very cordially, Roman of Vinalhaven—Act to as tions from the Victrola were enjoyed. 3.1 sist towns in the improvement of Millions of Chicks come to life in a QUEEN their highways. This act provides WARREN HIGHLANDS t that any town situated on an island, The QUEEN makes Latching a pleasure. The not connected with the mainland by QUEEN is simple; easily operated; provides abun Mrs. Aleth i Gamage, who has em a bridge, having its own town meet- dant, even heat and moisture: has self supporting ployment in Thomaston, spent the President. ing appropriated money in conform weekend with her parents, Mr. and ity with the State Aid Road act trays: is perfectly-insulated: made in sizes 85 to Mrs. L. W. Butler. shall he entitled to reimbursement hy 2000 egg capacity. On the market for years: tried School is progressing very well with when^oawant the State to the amount of 59 per and true: MAXIMUM results are attained Millard Hart as teacher. cent of the total money received by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Maloney of the State from residents of said The dealer in your vicinity who sells the QUEEN In order that those interested might SNOW-HUDSON CO. INC. Pleasant Point visited at L. W. But the finest and I have the information which the towns for registration and license is a friend of yours. Look him up! Ask fora ler's Sunday. president of the Packard Motor Z 10-Z 12 Main St. Tel. 896 fees of automobiles and trucks. QUEEN catalog — or write for same — also for William Barrett has gone to Ohi<». Martin of Augusta—An act to pro freshest of the Car Comparuy addressed to the ROCKLAND, ME. our 1925 catalog. <129 where he has a fine job for the win stockholders ofthe Company we take vide for the registration of all births ter as steam litter. All wish him pleasure in publishing this letter. and deaths In the State of Maine. Kcadall it Whitney &i. 1858 Portland, Maine success. season's catch. The act provides that; the State de Although there have been some partment of health shall .have charge severe e- ld days and much snow, the of the registration of -births and local IL F. D. man lias only missed Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, February 19, 1925. Every-Other-Day THOMASTON ROCKPORT FRANK O. HASKELL' on pro n?NT ln Gen. Knox Vlviptcr. 1). A. R., will JACK HOXIE in “BARBED WIRE” Mrs. Josephine Crockett who has X &V I till V141 I 'Advertl,entente.Gb-ntem-nte Inin .hlthis column not. to ex celebrate Washington’s birthday <111 been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ceed three lines Inserted once for 25 cents, Monday al 2.30 at the home of Mrs. George Wentworth for a few days CASH GROCERY 41 OCEAN STREET 3 times for 50 cents. Additional fines Hoxie fans arc due for a real surprise this week when they see cents each for one time, 10 rente for three John E. Walker. returned Tuesday to her home in We give regularly until their idol, who has in the past been looked upon as a "two-fisted TELEPHONES 316 AND 317 tlmca.Six unrda make a line. Angus McDonald has sold his Vin&lha ven. man," or a “nun totin’ cow puncher," without liis trusty six- further notice 20 PER cows to James H. l’eyler and will go Mr/. Annie L. Small has returned MAIL & TELEPHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED Lost and Found into the poultry business on a larger shooter at his hip. True, the nun plays a bi; part in this produc frogf Rockland where she has been CENT OFF the marked scale. Mr. McDonald has found that tion and nearly qets him in serious trouble, but Jack himself spending two weeks with her daugh LOST—Between Myrtle and Rankin at reels Ifair of tortoise-shell glasses. Return to MRS. the high price of grain takes all the does not carry it in a single scene—ho uses his fists in true, ter Mrs- Evan Marston. CASH PRICES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY selling price on eVery U)RING^24 Mjttle R:. Jteward.___ earnings of the cows. Dairymen are The Mah Jong Club was very he-man fashion. LOST—String of pearls on Main street be frequently heard to say "Well. 1 pleasantly entertained Wednesday article in our store, includ tween Limerock/ and Lindsey streets Tues didn't get enough this month to pay evening at the home of Miss Anna day TEL 334-J. 22’lt Also TWO REEL COMEDY Sweet Potatoes, per can .. .-...... 35c ing Stoves. - ■ ■ — ■ ...... y i i '■ '— my grain bill.” Glaentzel. Refreshments were serv FOUND—Pocketbook containing small suin Mrs. Nicholas J. Anzalone, who ed. 15 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar...... $1.00 of money Call at THE COURIER-GAZETTE office and identify. 21-23 nfter the death of her mother, Mrs. Mrs. L. P. True and Miss Kathe 15’/2 pounds Brown Sugar...... $1.00 George Morse, accompanied her fa rine True of Hope were gueets of STONINGTON FOUND—Collie, female, black and white,1 TOWN HALL, UNION, THURS., FEB. 19 Confectioner’s Sugar, pound .... 10c; 3 Founds .... 25c tan underneath; low ears. Has collar, no ther and brother to Chapperal, On Mrs. Minnie Piper Tuesday. name. 8. 8 COM EBY, Warren. Tel. 168-25 tario. has written home that a severe WATTS HALL, THOMASTON, FRI., FEB. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Libby, Best All Round Flour, bag ...... $1.50 FURNITURE CO, ______2 1*J3 cold has conllned her to the house Mrs. Wesley Thurston and Miss Avis LOST—Between E. C Itav-is' re.'-'idencc, ] the most of the time since her arrival Cox were guests of Mks Marion Occident or Pillsbury’s Best Flour, bag...... $1.60 L. MARCUS Broadway und Anglers Farm, Union, auto I there- She is expecting to return GLOVER HALL, WARREN, SAT., FEB. 21 Weidman Monday at 6 o clock din number piate, 3-582. E. C. DAVW. City. King Arthur Flour, bag...... $1.85 313-319 MAIN ST. TEL. 745-J ______21-23 about the first of March. ner. 130-tf LOST—Yellow and white collie dog, name The subject of tlie morning sermon The coming event, which will ’Betsy.” P. R. SEEKLSS, Thomaston, Tel. Sunday at the Baptist church will NEXT WEEK eclipse all other events even the Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen ...... :...... 50c 27-3. 21-23 be. “The Jaw Bone of an Ass." In basketball games or town meeting The Picture You’ve Been Waiting For— Water Glass, new lot, per can...... 25c FOUND—Ladles wrist watch. Owner can the evening there will be a mission will be the Masonic Minstrels. Watch JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S have same by proving property and paying ary lecture illustrated by the stere- for date. 27c Cloverdale charges. Apply J. H BREEN, Jr., West opticon. Miss Brown will sing and “GOLD MADNESS Lincoln Academy plays here Fri Fresh Killed Chickens, pound...... 35c ern Union Telegraph Office. 19*21 Herbert Kirkpatrick will accompany day night. I>et everybody turn out From the story “THE MAN FROM TEN STRIKE" her on the harp. The evening serv and cheer the local boys who are Smoked Shoulders, 4 to 10 pounds, per pound...... 18c Sale Wanted ice will be held in the auditorium. making a splendid fight for the pen HAMS—Whole, pound . . .'. 25c; Half, pound .... 30c The lecture will be instructive. nant- WANTED—Cdsliler at GBAY GULL < AFR. Limerock street, Rockland. 22-It General Manager Blodgett of the Capt. Mark W. Calderwood slipped Sliced to fry, pound...... 35c Plums, Calif., 3 tins 27c Street Railway has kindly arranged and fell Monday on the cement walk WANTED—Dressmaking and orders for Liver, Fresh Sliced, pound...... 10c; 3 pounds...... 25c Pink Salmon, 2 cans 27c homemade cooking. MRS. WELLMAN to have the 8.20 p. m- car out of CAMDEN The recent rains have brought wa- at ‘Aldermere.” the summer home of PIERCE. 11 Cottage St.______22*24 Rockland held for five minutes to ____ j ter into the wells, which makes ev- 5lrs. A. H. Chatfield of which he has Bacon, Sliced, pound ...... 35c Campbell’s Baked Beans take, on parties who attend theatres WANTED—Steady position in Rockland by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. French line re- , er>'bo‘lv thankful. charge, and broke his shoulder in Bacon, Dixie, pound...... 30c 3 cans...... 27c man (new resident 1 38 years old, where In- and moving ^pictures, and who wish turned from a few days visit in ' ll,'e horses for sale here at several places. He was taken to ic egrity and strict application to en>ployer’s to return home by 9 o'clock. As it Portland. I ^'-iple-Inn stable is a pony which Knox Hospital for treatment and at Stew Beef or Pot Roasts, pound...... 15c (interests would be appreciated Addre*+ “L” Borden’s Evap. Milk, care of this office. 22*24 has been they would be five minutes The annual canvass for member-j *s 'elJ 1'’I’ular with the kiddies, this writing was as comfortable ns Corned Beef, newly corned, pound...... 8c large, 3 cans...... 27c late which has meant a wait of an ship ia the District Nursing Associa could be expected. His many WANTED—Set of counter scales to weigti hour. Thomaston and Warren peo MRy JAMES WELCH friends regret his accident* and hope Pork Roasts, pound . . 20c. Pork Chops, pound .. 25c up to 50 iMMinds. Must be ln good condi tion is now going on. a house to' Pofct Toasties, 3 pkgs. 27c tions. BURPEE FURNITURE CO. Rock ple appreciate the favor. house check-up being made. If you for a speedy recovery. land 22tf The March meeting of the Parent- Harriet F. (Thompson) wife Wesley Thurston has gone to Mrs. Citizen, are not at home when Legs, pound...... 35c Sauer Ivory Soap, med. size, WANTED—Row boat or yacht tender J to Teacher Association will be an en James Welch died aj her home Portland where he has a position as the solicitor calls, or for any reason . 4 cakes...... 27c 12 feet Must be first class condition and tertainment to be arranged by the she misses you. do not let that keep : E-m street Monday, aged 74 years. nail clerk in the Portland Terminal. LAMB Fores, pound...... 25c Kraut cheap. JOHN O. STEVHNS, Burpee Furni Beta Alpha Club. The price of ad you from paying your dues or becom- ■ She had ».-n failing in health sir.ee There will be a sacred* concert Chops, pound L ...... *40c Lb. 10c Argo Starch, Corn or ture Co., Rockland. 22*tf mission will be a piece of table ing a member. Leave your money *ast summer. a:;d her last appear Sunday evening at 7.30.at the new “WANTED—Sales girt at THE LTPHLE crockery. Refreshments will he with the secretary. Miss M. E. Bart- : ance on a public occasion was at the Town Hall. An excellent program ia Gloss, 3 pkgs...... 27c FLOWER SHOP, SUsbys, 399 Main St. LAMB Stew, pound...... 15c 3 Lbs 25c 21-23 served. Hereby is corrected a pre left. installation cf Claremont Command being arranged. Besides our local Hecker’s Farina, 2 pkg. 27c vious notice of a supper to be held Miss Nerita Willey left Tuesday ery, K. T.. an event in which she was soloists, the Temple Quartette of WANTED—
ABLE PULPIT ORATOR 1 ...... -...... SPECIALS FOR Social Circles Rev. ^Herbert F. Milligan rl&'.i' Will Address Educational We. . In addition to personal notes recording de partures and arrivals, this departure es- Club Tomorrow Night. poclallj' desires information of social hap Community Fair Week penings. parties, musicals, etc. Notes scut h]t mail or telephone niil he gladly received. Tlie recreations of Rev. Herbert TCLCPHONE ...... 770 Freeman Milligan of Portland who It is the policy of this store to serve the public to the limit of its capacity and will address the Woman's Education '• al Cluli at the Methodist vestry Fri during the present week and the busy days of Community Fair we bid the The dance at the Country Club day evening, at 7.15 are baseball, shopping public welcome to all the conveniences of our big store. this Thursday evening will feature volley hall, basketball and tennis, • C favor dances, a ndle in the program His hobby is clean government and Too, we are offering special price inducements for Community Fair Week trad that wilt delight all who take part, law enforcement. His boyhood am and as Marsh’s Orchestra provides bition was to be a statesman or po ing. A few we will mention: the music an enjoyable evening is litical writer for the press. assured—which would be /bound to He is a clergyman, pastor of Wash FLOOR COVERINGS he the result anyway with this effici ington Avenue Methodist church. We have of late exten ent fommittee in charge: Mr. and sively advertised High Grade Mrs. H. B. Fales, Mr. and Mrs. John Felt Base Floor Coverings A. Frost, Mr- and Mrs. Ray E. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Dyer, Mr. and at 35 CENTS per square Mrs. Cleveland Sleeper, Mr. and Mrs. yard Come in and see our H. F. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. big line. HI THERE! La wry and Mr. and Mrs. John Bird (of Camden). Dancing begins at 8 DAY BEDS—handsome comfort- o'clock. , This store has specialized in MAT bringerM in every home—a mod TRESSES and has a justly won Have you seen the program for Community Fair? Well, here it The Country' Club party listed in ern necessity—covered in hand reputation for excellence in the season’s schedule for Thursday some cretonnes, only *15.50 mattress sales. All grades and is and it’s a corker. And look over the gifts to be given at the of next week (Feb. 26) has been can prices from cotton at *7.75 celled by the house committee ln the interest of the Community Food upwards. door. Actually Thousands, and real stuff, too. And the Flashes Fair, which is entitled to th/ right of way al) that week. —Oh, Boy! Every cent of the proceeds will go to the equip Dr. Walter M. Spear attended a Kotary Club Conference in Portland ment fund for the New High School and to putting the finishing Tuesday and from that city went to Boston, where he attends a dinner touches on the Broadway Athletic Field. Something doing all Saturday night at the Copley Plaza, celebrating the 30th anniversary of his c'.as6 if) Harvard Medical. Mrs. the time. C’mon up to the Arcade. It’s all next week, with a Spear accompanies him. complete knockout in the big Fuller-Cobb-Davis Red Letter Ball Maynard Marston who has been confined to the house the past two Rev. Herbert F. Milligan the following Monday. Sure! C’mon up. •weeks with tonsilitis is now suffering much discomfort from an abscess. Portland. He is a Mason, Odd Fel A most unusual condition existed low, Knight of Pythias, Orangeman, superintendent of adult wore in On our show room floor we carry ' ' THE PROGRAM at the regular meeting of the Hor We specialize in the HOUSE In order to reduce our over tas Club, held with Mrs. C. I. Bur Maine State S. S. Association. HOLD RANGE and give full full stock of handsome a very extensive line of REED He was born in Everett, Mass., rows Monday afternoon, a condition service—unsurpassed in qual- mahogany and polychrome CHAIRS, ROCKERS, DIVANS, which has probably never existed came to Maine in 1909 and has been FLOOR LAMPS we are and SUITES in browns, French MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 23 before in the history of the club. pastor of several Methodist churches ity at...... *55.50 pricing them at *13.50 gray and the late shades. The members were silent for nearly two years in Portland. He is mar Marsh’s Full Orchestra. Special Super-Vaudeville attraction with Beauty an hour. The cause of It all was ried and has nine children. He ob Chorus, Dancing, Singing and Comedy Skits, direction of Miss Frances Flana cross-word puzzles. Cards bearing tained his education in thc^Everett Identical puzzles were distributed public schools and took a special gan. Radio Concert. Dancing from 9:30 to 10:30 in big central space. and a certain length of time agreed course in Boston University. His Gifts at the‘Door—100 Bags Puritest Flour, 60 bags Royal Lily Flour, 100 upon Upon checking up it was ambition for Portland is to see it the found that Mrs. Emma Bird had the greatest city in moral, industrial and loaves of Trainer’s Bread, 100 Tape Measures, 2 Tickets each to the Park, , nearest correct solution and she was civic achievement in the world, Strand and Empire Theatres, 500 Pencils and Five Stupendous Flashes. ‘ awarded the first prize, one-half where all men shall be happy and pound of butter. Mrs. Annie Sim prosperous, healthy and intelligent, mons claimed she was a close sec with plenty of food, clothing and TUESDAY, FEB. 24, AFTERNOON ond, so she was awarded a half- homes that know the Lord and glad pound also, but without the red rib- ly obey the commandment of God. Brownie in Health Land—Special Red Cross Exhibition by Nationally Fa die has a brother living in Rock land and one of his daughters mar mous Entertainer. Radio Demonstration. Marston's Orchestra. The regular meeting of the W. C. ried Ralph A. Hanna of Rockland Gifts—100 packages Three Crow Soda, 100 loaves Consolidated Bread, 60 T. U. will be at the home of Mrs. High School faculty- boxes of Russell’s Chocolates, two Tickets each for Park, Strand and Empire George A. Brewster, 43 Rankin Mr. Milligan is called one of street, Friday afternoon at 2.30. The Maine's best pulpit orators today Theatres, 1000 Special Can.Banks, 500 Holders, 500 Yard Sticks and 200 &4-nAfV24 topic will he “Peace,” with Mrs. and no member can afford to miss Chisholm Bros. Special Chocolates, Five Big Flashes. Truman Sawyer of Thomaston as what he has to say about "Our Am ericanism.” leader. This is our leader for the Cofnmunity Fair Week Sale—A beautiful eight- • # ■ piece Walnut Dining Room Suite—full size Table, beautiful Buffet, one Arm TUESDAY, FEB. 24, EVENING The hand painted motif placed well Miss Christol Cameron and Miss below the knee is a new conceit in Katliih Keating leave today for New- Chair and five handsome Dining Chairs, only...... $ 103.00 Marston’s Full Orchestra—Hfealthland Talk and Play for adults; Radio. silk hosiery. The painting is done York. They will lie Joined in Boston Dancing from 9:30 to 10.30. Gifts—100 bags Royal Lily Flour, 100 cans in a crystal color effect which is by Miss Addie Snow, who will ac agld to launder satisfactorily. company them on the trip. This sale opens TODAY—FEBRUARY 17, and continues through COMMU Rice, Raisins and Milk, 50 cans Hershey’s Cocoa, 2 Tickets to Park, Strand Twelve designs are offered, includ and Empire Theatres, 100 Surprise Packages and Five Extra Special Flashes. ing the daisy, rose, pansy, .butterfly, What's wrong with hefng a Wo NITY FAIR WEEK, closing SATURDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 28. and swan. Some of them are placed man? was discussed at last Educa over the instep instead of below the tional Club meeting and is to be sup WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, AFTERNOON knee. This novelty is priced at }42 plemented Feb. 20 by its sequel, a dozen. come> in a general line of "What's wrong with being a modem Stonington Furniture Company Marsh’s Orchestra—Baby Show, direction of Mrs. J. H. Flanagan: Radio. light colors and white, and is devel girl?" in open forum. What are the Gifts—100 loaves of New York Bakery Bread, 100 packages Deep Sea Fish, oped on a medium weight stocking. danger^to her? Is she properly safe L. MARCUS Dry Goods Economist. guarded and prepared foi- life and 50 cans Maine Maid Mince Meat, 100 Tape Measurese, 2 Tickets each to for marriage? 313-319 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND TELEPHONE 745-J the Park, Strand and Empire Theatre^, 1000 Pencils, 1000 Yard Sticks, 150 Miss Carolyn Perry had a fairly comfortable night at Knox Hospital The regular meeting of the Chapin Free Delivery and Full Service Mail Orders Promptly Filled packages Peters Chocolates, 500 Holders and Five (5) Big Flashes. last night and was resting quite class xxdill lie held Friday evening ,easily this morning. with Mrs. Velma Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaltoch en WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, EVENING Fail River News: Mrs. E. C. Her The workers of St Bernard's Par tertained at a chicken dinner Mon Athletic night, direction of Philip A. Jones, with picked teams of boys rick, whose birthday comes on St. ish—and thwir name is legion— day evening, .Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Valentine's day, was pleasantly sur scored another triumph last night Kalloch. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kalloeh and girls in exercises and games. Marsh’s Full Orchestra,, Radio. Dancing prised yesterday at the meeting of with their annual coffee imrly and and Mr. and Mrs. James Baum, af IN NEW QUARTERS from 9:30 to 10:30. Gifts—100 bags Peerless Flour, 100 packages Arm & the Philathea class, of which she is entertainment in Knights of Colum ter which a pleasant evening was teacher, when Miss E. Blanche Mc bus hall. A list of the comrhittees spent with cards and music. Hammer Soda, 50 cans Hatchet Brand Corn, Two Tickets each local Theatre, Laughlin, president of the class, pre has already been published in these We are getting settled in our new home, 303 Five (5) Big Flashes. sented her a silver tea service in be columns- Needless to say that each Miss MildiFd Oxton has returned Main Street, where we will be glad to welcome old half of the Philatheas. Original val department did its utmost to extract from Boston after spending her va entines were read by members of the i coin of the realm from the willing cation there, guest of Miss Grace friends and new. THURSDAY, FEB. 26, AFTERNOON ___ Oiass. Mrs. Herrick, besides being victims, and also needless to say that Armstrong at Simmons. ahowered all day Saturday by everybody enjoyed the sumptuous With the facilities the new plant affords we are Marston’s Full Drive—Famous Dog Show under direction of R. L. Knowl flowers, cards, gifts and plants. supper. Mrs. WillKm P. Walsh in Volunteers arc wanted to help at in a position to give service of the highest quality. ton, G. A. Lawrence, A. C. McLoon; High School Manual Training Depart Among them an eaatea from the her capacity as chairman of the en Community Fair. There ni;M’ be two tertainment committee was congrat Bhllatheas. was also presented a men who want to help on the project Headquarters for Monarch Paint; Masury’s ment in actual operation. Gifts—100 packages Corn Flakes, 80 packages Maderia buffet set from the heads ulated upon the success of her pro and can contribute their services aj Three Crow Soda, 150 boxes Foss’ Chocolates, 72 bottles Grape Juice, Two $f- the departments of the church gram. All of the participants proved watchmen through the night to help Perfection, Masury’s Railroad; Brushes; Glass; splendid entertainers. The program school, at a supper for the church the officer in charge, or some who Putty and Painting Materials. The Kyanize Store Tickets each local Theatre, 1000 Can Banks, 500 Holders and Four (4) Big workers Saturday nig hr. with Miss Margaret Harrington as can serve during .the afternoons. Flashes. accompunist, follows: Please notify the fair manager. J. M. of Rockland. Lady Knox Chapter, D. A. TI. will Piano-, duet. Overture. Miss Mar Richardson at Telephones 771 or meet with Mrs. Grace Black. Talbot garet Harrington and Mrs. James L. Expert Painting—Interior and Exterior—Paper 8G2-R.—adv. THURSDAY, FEB. 26, EVENING avenue Monday afternoon. The paper Burns; dramatic reading, Mulligan’s Hanging, Whitening for the afternoon will be by Mrs. Ball, Stanton. Miss Josephine la Come and learn all tlie newest Pageant Night—Famous Festival Night of the Fair, direction of Miss Ellen Mary P. Rich. crosse; Vocal solo. My Heart is a changes in the fox trot and waltz at Cochran, Marston’s Full Orchestra, Manual Training demonstration. Dancing Haven, Steinal. Miss Margaret Har Mrs. Percival's dancing class which . The prize winners at the Daugh rington with Mrs. Janies L. Burns, opens tonight at 8 o'clock in Kimball from 9:30 to 10.30. Gifts—100 cans Kid Glove Pork and Beans, 20 5-lb. ters Of Veterans auction Monday accompanying; vocal duet. Me and Hall.—adv. JOHN A. KARL & CO. afternoon were Mrs. Bruce Higgs, My Boy Friend. The Misses Eileen bags Stover’s Pride Flour, 12 I-lb. packages Bishop Cocoa, 24 cans Maine Miss Gertrude Boody, Mrs. James and Agnes Flanagan; Selected read 303 Main Street ROCKLAND Tel. 745-W Grown Peas, 50 bags International Salt, two Tickets to each Theatre, and four Record and Mrs. Leroy F. Chase. ing, The Smack in School. Palmer, Monday evening, March 9 the Tent Miss Josephine LaCrosse; vocal solo, more Flashes. •will give the first in a series of auc- The Old Refrain, Kreisler. Miss Mar I tion parties, to decide which of the garet Harrington with Mrs. James L. ‘ local players are most adept in get Burns, accompanying; vocal duet, On FRIDAY, FEB. 27, AFTERNOON ting high scores. A grand prize hill My Ukelele, Misses Eileen and Agnes Marston's Full Orchestra, Mac Gilchrest of Thomaston. Special Attraction be given the player who has the Flanagan. COMING highest score for the entire series of STRAND Unannounced, Radio. Gifts—25 packages Quaker Quakies, 100 boxes Deep six parties. All players who Intend “THE to enter the contest caj> notify Mrs. Sea Fish, 100 cakes of Armour's Soap, 25 packages Puffed Rice, 20 cans of Mabel Cross or Mrs. Harry French, TODAY Varnish, 144 boxes of Matches (distributed upon leaving), two Tickets to who will have charge of the first EMPIRE GOLDEN BED” play- A regular meeting of the Tent each Theatre, and four Flashes; also 500 Pencils and 300 Yard Sticks. will be held March 2 with supper at THE THEATRE AROUND THE CORNER Pauline Frederick THREk SHOWS—2:00, 6:45, 8:30. PRICES—10c, 15c, 20c 6 o'clock. FRIDAY, FEB. 27, EVENING —And— Mr. and Mrs. J. «. Jenkins have Last Time Today RICHARD BARTHELMESS Marston’s Full Drive, High School Circus in Big Time Acts, Stree Parade pre •turned from a visit of two months Lou Tellegen LAST TIME] ceding; Radio, Dancing. Gifts—100 packages Tudor Tea, 50 b. gs Worces ith their daughter. Nina Jenkins,' “The Chorus Lady” i Portland. —IN— ter Salt, 100 bars Pear’s Soap, 25 packages Quimby’s Tea and Coffee, 25 —With— TODAY “CLASSMATES” fancy boxes of Armour’s Soap, two Tickets to each local The it re and four Mrs. J. W. Oliver was given a Flashes. enulne surprise Tuesday evening, Margaret Livingstone “LET NOT MAN FABLES COMEDY NEWS hen friends Joined with the S. S. Added Feature lull (of which she is a member) in I Lionel Barrymore > PUT ASUNDER” FRIDAY-SATURDAY '•> SATURDAY, FEB. 28, AFTERNOON slebrating her birthday. Cox er s A1 iid for eight were changed like, Every modern woman's heart Big Children’s Day. Special—Marsh’s Orchestra. Special Radio Concert, Acts Htgic to 20 and an appetizing sup- J “I AM THE MAN” er was served. The feature of the hides a secret question. from Schools. Gifts—250 boxes Schraft’s Chocolates, 100 packages Deep vening was a costume party, the Sea Fish, 1000 Can Banks, 500 Yaid Sticks, two Tickets to each Theatre, Friday-Saturday uests stealing a chance to arrange TOM MIX four Flashes. »eir toilets unbeknown to the FRIDAY-SATURDAY ostess. When the latter finally ap- —With— tared on the scene, she was greeted “FIGHT SATURDAY, FEB. 28, EVENING •1th the old club song. “I ho|ie you ,9 TONY the Horse and DUKE the Dog ve to be a hundred." and the mdse J. B. WARNER IN HIS LATEST PICTURE Marsh’s Full Orchestra in Grand Closing Carnival with Feature Evening of egan. “Red" as the “milion dollar -In— olf man" was sought for by all the FOR HONOR Old-time Music, Knox County’s Best Talent in costume singing the old-time idies and was obliged to dajiee with —With— and modern songs, Community to sing chorus. Gifts—Grand cleanup of ach, while Forrest was obliged to EVA NOVAK “TI$ everything, in addition to the biggest Flashes of the week. This will be the o the heavy looking on. his make- “TEETH ” p not allowing him to "squeeze WM. FAIRBANKS Banner Gift Night. A RED-BLOODED DRAMA OF THE WEST lirough." The evening was devoted An Exciting Action Drama LONE FIGHTER” o music, cards, radio and dancing. A thrilling story of love and a dog's dual devotion to his master Jrs. M. O. Wilson and “Red" John —Also— Spectacular stunts and hair-rais and mistress i MONDAY, MARCH 2 Ipillane giving solos, xvtdch were “The Riddle Rider” ing escapades furnish genuine COMEDY PARK REVIEW Red Letter Ball, auspices of Fuller-Cobb-Davis Crowd, Novelty and Prize nuch appreciated. John Van was Chapter Four thrills in the picture. A love story ,n the spot with his ever ready Dances, Grindle’s Famous Society’s Orchestra, Refreshments de luxe. pngs. The hostess received a card Ben Turpin Comedy of tenderness and deep sympathy. MON.-TUES.—“LIFE’S GREATEST GAME" able from the club and other useful MONDAY—' FOR SALE’’ Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, February 19, 1925. Every-Other-Day
BIG SHOW COMING X' See What Halifax Said AN APPRECIATION About Next Week’s Musi A Series of Letters We wish to take this opportunity to express our cal Comedy At the Strand. to Local People appreciation to the following concerns and indi Tills is what a leading Halifax! viduals who have so kindly contributed to the newspaper had to say about the Musical Comedy Company which will Souvenir Booth of the Community Food Fair., be at Strand Theatre next week: Big houses at Acker's Strand WALTER C. LADD, welcomed to Halifax a new aggrega tion of funmakers and musical enter-I Shall This Community Keep Street Car Service ? FRED C. BLACK, taJners under the direction of Lew I Souvenir Committee. Orth and Jack Coleman, which, fresh from a aeries of record breaking sue-) CONSOLIDATED BAKING CO. THE COURIER-GAZETTE ceases on the B. F. Keith circuit In I TRAINER’S BAKERY WINSOL 4 CO., Boston the United States, opened a limited WEISS NEW YORK BAKERY PEPSCDENT CO., Chicago, III. engagement nt thia popular theatre. A Question to be Answered by W. H. GLOVER CO. AMERICAN CAN CO., Portland Away to a flying start in a bill that DEEP SEA FISHERIES. INC. F. BISCHOFF 4 CO., Boston has. besides an abundance of clean Local People Themselves MEDOMAK CANNING CO. THATCHER MEDICINE CO., comedy, a host of clever specialties BLACK & GAY.CANNERS Chatiancoga. Tenn, and snappy musical numbers, the LAWRENCE CORP. TWITCHELL-CHAMPLIN CO., Orth and Coleman Revue should JOHN BIRD CO. Portland prove to be one of the season's most ROCKLAND NATIONAL BANK NEW ENGLAND CONFECTION popular attractions. Besides an ex MOHALL this community keep its street car service?” y NORTH NATIONAL BANK ERY CO.. Boston ceptionally strong east, which in ROCKLAND SAVINGS BANK WFIGLEY’S GUM, Boston cludes a number of popular artists ST. CLAIR & ALLEN CCHRAFT chocolate CO., well known to Halifax theatre goers, This question does not come to those who “look around” as a shot DR. PERLEY DAMON Boston the show carries an unusually large ' • \ 1 ROSENBLOOM BROS. PETERS CHOCOLATE CO. quantity of first class scenery and FOLEY PHARMACY PEERLESS FLOUR splendid wardrobe material. from a clear sky. C. A. ROSE & CO. RUSSELL INC., Cambridge, Mass. They offer lit their Initial hill a JOHN A. KARL CO. FOSS CHOCOLATE CO. revue In seven scenes, the high DP. R. W. BICKFORD LEVER BROS., Cambridge. Mass. lights of which are the laughable MRS. EMILY JAMESON INTERNATIONAL SALT CO. antics of Cuple Kemper, leading Local people who are dependent daily upon sengers; who use the electrics only on stormy and ROCKLAND PRODUCE CO. WORCESTER SALT CO. comic, a stranger to Halifax and a sleety days must say to themselves sometimes, ROCKLAND V.'HOLESALE BURBANK 4 DURAND . distinctly new and amusing ty|>e of electric car service to go hack and forth to work, GPOCEPY H. C. BAXTER. Brunswick, Me. comedy man. Cupie creates the “How can they make the car line pay nowaday?" W. M. LITTLE CO. W. L. QUINBY CO.. Boston comedy situations and then with the school or shopping, are commenting upon the in H. H. STOVER & CO. CREAM OF CHOCOLATE CO., able aid of Joe Burkhart and Lew R. &. R. Li ME CORP. W aitham firth, there results a series of laugh creasing number of empty seats. Conservative The answer is, “We can't!” COBB'S, INC. HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CO., able tangles that register with ex- business men who have already put up their autos J. A. JAMESON CO. Pennsylvania Icellent effect. I. L. SNOW & CO. CHURCH 4 DWIGHT, The big scenic features of the for the warmer and more economical street cars CANNOT CONTINUE AT LOSS CORNER DRUG STORE Syracuse. N. Y. show is one which surrounds* the M. S. BIRD A CO. J. E. GOCLD A CO., Portland song hit "Lady of the Forest" In must wonder at the impracticability of maintaining A. E. BRUNBERG COLGATE 4 CO.. New York City which Lllltan 'Orth, sweet voiced And like anv other kind of business it cannot KNOX COUNTY GRAIN CO. HEALTH PRODUCTS CORP., prltna donna, ana Bob Ellsworth, year round service so that people may have it only SECURITY TRUST CO. Newark. N. J. take honors. Both these popular vo he continued at a loss. ARMOUR & CO. LOOSE-WILES CO- Bost n cal arltlsia are well known in Hali when they are forced to use it. CENTRAL MAINE. POWER CO. RICKARD HUDNUT, New York fax and their numbers are warmly But unlike the ordinary business, transportation BURPEE FURNITURE CO. BREWER CO.. Worcester, Mass. received. Besides his song work V. F. STUDLEY, INC THE KOLYNOS CO., Ellsworth shares with Bert Giant facilities seem like a more vital factor to the com STONINGTON FURNITURE CO. Nfw Haven. Conn. the straight role which Is very cred WHAT IT MEANS TO CITIZENS SCOTT TEA CO. LISTERATED GUM CORP. itably conducted. Sammy Wallace munity, its growth, its welfare, its “get-up-and-git.” ROCKLAND HAF DWARF. CO. JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON, is a pleasing tenor with a melodious VEAZIE HARDWARE CO. New Brunswick, N. J. voice and good stage appearance and Property owners who built suburban homes on People don’t realize its real advantages until W. O. HEWETT CO. BRISTOL MYER 4 CO., Ivor and Sills, with accordlan and BOSTON SHOE STORE West Elizabeth, N. J. violin, dispense a lot of refreshing our lines must have given some thought to how it these advantages have been taken away from them. W. I. AYER FRED R SPEAR melody Jimmie Clayton's dancing M. W. WEYMOUTH M E. 4 C. O. PERRY wins him a lot of applause and Mad would affect the value of their property if car Then it’s generally too late. Busses have been F. J. SIMONTON CO. W. F. TIBBETTS eline Russell and Madeline Coyne, H. H. CRIE 4 CO. TCCKLAND COAL CO. solo dancers, are also among service should cease. rushed in as a last resort but they have been found A. T. THURSTON O. t. DAVIES the prominent performers. Bes ROCKLAND RUBBER CO. LUIGI CARINI sie Fox. soubtette, offers a series Tax payers must wonder if taxes can continue to be expensive, not as convenient, not as reliable. BENJAMIN MILLER C. W. SHELDON of well handled popular numbers, C. E. DANIELS JOHNSTON DRUG STORE noticeable for their pep anti marked to come in from a business that is continuallyJ We have even considered replacing our cars with SPEAR'S SHOE STORE C. H. MOOR 4 CO. by some clever dancing. Pat Healey, VESPER A. LEACH EDWARD GONIA .us musical director of the show, pre being forced in the background. busses—but they have not worked out satisfactorily CUTLER-COOK CO. J. F. GREGORY SONS CO. sides at the piano. FULLER'COBB-DAVIS G. W. PALMER 4 SON The costuming of the show Is away Automobile owners who pick up would-be pas in communities similar to ours. BURPEE & LAMB L. E. BLACKIKGTON above the ordinary and Its scenic CHISHOLM BROS. * MAINE MUSIC CO. features are worthy of many of the MITCHELL 4 RANLETT CARVERS BOOK STORE bigger productions. It boasts, too, E. B. HASTINGS 4 CO. DR. E. B. HOWARD of a well disciplined, youthful and A PERSONAL SUBJECT TO EVERY MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD A. C. McLOON 4 CO. E. B. CROCKETT STORES pretty chorus made up of the Misses HUSTON-TUTTLE. INC. MRS. M. A. JOHNSON Dorothy .Campbell. Kitty Kemper. LITTLE FLOWFR SHOP PEPSIN SYRUP CO- Flo Healey. Mildred Holden. Made The one best way seems to be to come out flat woman and child in this community. In some little STRAND THEATRE Monticello, III. line Russell. Madeline Covne, Evelyn EMPIRE THEATRE TEABERRY GUM, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bligh, and Alice Mack.—adv. footed; to tell you our troubles; to let you know that degree it will affect their earnings, their property, PARK THEATRE SUNSHINE BISCUIT CO., Bcstcn their welfare. SAVING GASOLINE the local service is being operated at a loss every So when you use the street car don’t feel that you day; to get together if possible to continue this service Experts Say You're Getting Only 70 are not getting your money’s worth. Rathen feel Cents' Service For Every Dollar lor the good of this community’s future and prosperity. Spent. that you are investing a dime in the future of this
Automobile drivers derive only 70 It’s a personal question personal to every man, community’s street car service. cents worth of power out of every dollar's worth of gasoline they buy. according to the Bureau of Mines. Rockland, Thomaston, Camden Railway Lack of understanding of appli- nces designed to iperease efficiency By H. P. Blodgett of gas consumption and improper C If you want to see something very pretty look adjuxtnp-nt of carburetors are the Superintendent into our north window and notice the Sport chief causes of the average motor ist's 30 per cent waste, a series of Sweaters for spring. They are beauties. Every practical tests recently completed by the Bureau revealed. one is in love with them. Why not you? Meet motor fuel Is wasted through the engine exhaust. The average Rockland, Thomaston, Camden Railway Sport Sweaters in ail colors ...... $3.98, $5.03, $6.00 carburetor is adjusted too far on the With Spcrt Hose to match ...... 90c, $1.C0 rich side, or, in other words, an -in Sport Coats ...... $5.00, $5.00 sufficient amount of air is admitted Men's and Boys’ Knickers in beautiful patterns $3.50, $5.00, $6.00 with the gasoline, for good economy Men's and Boys' Golf Hose, from ...... 50c to $2.00 and proper combustion, the tests re C.llsge Slickers—Oil Coats—light eoler, fcr boys, girls and vealed. men ...... $4.59, $5.00, $6.00 A saving in gasoline without a sac Central Maine Power Co. System Men's Dress Pants, pretty patterns ...... $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 rifice in power and flexibility of op Beys’ Pants ...... $1.50, $2.00, $2 50, $3.00 eration may be obtained, the bureau Sweat Shirts, for boys ar.d girls ...... $1.50 pointed out, by adapting the carbu CAMDEN ROCKLAND ROCKPORT THOMASTON WARREN Spring Hats and Caps—Swan-Russell's ...... retor to temperature conditions of ...... $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $3.75, $4.50 the atmosphere. The markedly rich Oh, yes, I mustn't forget the Ladies Silk Stockings. They are adjustments found in the summer wonderful sellers—and there's a reason. They are without ex time are to a large extent due to the ception one of the best, if not the very best fitting and wearing fact that no change has t>een made silk stockings on the market, all colors at ...... $1.50 from that used during the cold win COME IN AND SEE US ter months when a somewhat richer PARK THEATRE SOUTH WALDOBORO Mrs. Mary E. Wotton of Friendship could gve. lie was a man beloved nian, S. A- Racklift. Ralph R. Row» mixture Is desirable and William D- who lives at home. by all who knew hiir ; a very moral ell. and others. In the evening. Additional reason for the rich ad P. S.—Don't forget to buy your Season Ticket for the COM “Classmates," Dick Barthlcmess' (Miss Eva Genthner Is visiting her Soon tifter her marriage she Joined man, but one who made no public Pleasant Valley Grange will likely justments Is that the present day the M. E. church at Friendship furnish one of their usual line pro MUNITY FAIR At Once current- First iXation.il picture, pow Grandfather. Thomas Creamer. Dutch profession of religion until a few automobile with its many auxiliary where she was found a loyul Chris days before his death when he gave grams. appliances, as hot spot, choke, pre at the Park Theatre, is an adaptation G. Hamlin Scofield was a guest at tian, and was ready to go when her himself to the Ixird. He leaves to heated air. and so forth, are but lit from the Broadwa master called. Words fall to express mourn his loss a wife, a daughter tle understood by the average driver. igc success of Thomas Creamer's Sunday, MRS. JAMES EAVES that title by William De Mille and Mrs. B. It. Winchenbach Is visit- the esteem In which she was held in Merle, also his father Everln Davis WILLIS AVER In adjusting a carburetor, the Bu the community. Funeral services and a large number of relatives and reau advises, reference should be Margaret Turnbull. In the stage in« her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Ol- dis of the village were held at her home. Rev. W. R. friends. Words of comfort were had to three major influencing fac cast Robert Bdeson plays the lead- Mr. and Mrs. Austin Winchenbach Patterson officiating. There were spoken by Eldel- Samuel Clark- tors. namely, the mechanical adjust ing role. Tile play had an extensive , aniI Mlas Dorothy Wallace were call- beautiful floral offerings, silent trib Mr. and Mrs. William Dorman of ments. the properties of the fuel and utes of love and esteem, from rela Rockland were Sunday guests at the. intake air heating devices. run on Broadway, then was road- ers at Frank Winchenliaugh's at showed all over the country. The Friendship Sunday. tives and friends. A quartet sang Morris Morton's. These are Interrelated and should "Beautiful Isle" and “Sated By The Furm Bureau met with Mrs. he adjusted in such manner that the usual short subjects will be shown, Cecil Bar’ei' "f ,he vlllaBe "as a guest oi Ainert tientnner s Sunday <,race- The remains were taken to Josie Ijiwry Feb. 13 and held an in leanest mixture will give satisfactory guest of Albert Genthner's Sunday nunc :hlnminks^ Basil IVInchenbaugh of Rockland 1?.Ta8t?n placed in the tomb teresting session. operation for normal driving condi it has seen the so-called last word' was a guest at S. J- Burrow's Kup- until spring trending interment In the Mrs. Susie Bradford who has been tions on the most economical basis in animal performances! on the | “CABBAGES AND KINGS” , , ,, day. family lot nt Friendship. in Thomaston several weeks returned In most instances a saving may be screen, it is said to I., mistaken and Miss Doris Burrow„ has returned home Friday. effected by merely allowing the car due for a genuine surprise n-xt Frl-; from RocUland sll(, haa The ice has gone out of Morse's It is my opinion that there are more flowers growing around buretor setting and Intake air con FRIENDSHIP the private homes in Rcckland during the summer season than thty and Saturday a. the Park „le t Ml,.. „erman W|„ehen- Bay und the town is once more en ditions to prescrll* the grade or Thcatre, where the ever-popular h. h . ------joying fresli clams. in any city of its size in Maine. I beiievc that over eighty per type of fuel rather than exercising Tom’Mix will be seen in his latest „..... ’ Eugene Brown's Ice boat made a Harold Allen has been home from cent cf the homes here have a flower bed in their yard, while I the flexibility and adaptability of triumph. "Teeth." in Which his wan- ,/’* !‘s’,h „rIl, i , ? returned great speed over the ice'Saturday as Portland for several days. can name cities where not ten percent of the houses have even the carburetor to conform to the fuel, d.r h«,. T.n,, — jg — S**" *’ a lene dahlia growing around them. Dr. and Mrs. William Hahn are In the Bureau said. brute of a dog. a great d ine, vie with ' ... ,, , „ Miss Merle Davis returned to Port- New York for several days. Myron Some years ago, while waiting fcr a train one |iot July after- each other in displaying histrionic Miss Lerni.e HolTses of the village i land Sa,urday where she will re spent the weekend with her parents, Hahn of Rockland is looking after nocn, I sat on the shady side of the depot at Elizabeth Junction, sume her occupation as nurse. EMPIRE THEATRE intelligence which compares favor Mr. and Mrs. Isaac HolTses. the house In hia absence. New Jersey, and listened to a veteran hobo spin yarns of life on Mrs. Ixiura Poland has been shut ably with the most brilliant efforts Mrs. Walter Wfnchenbarh and son The l-adies Aid of the M. E. church the road. His was certainly a tale cf many things—even of of the best human actins of the day. in with the mumps the past two One of the most entertaining and ... ,, Lloyd spent the weekend with Mr, met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Crbfcages and K.ngc. Among the bits cf information that he im It weeks. colorful plays we have ever witness The remarkable part of is. "Teeth” ,uld Mrfl p I*. Winchenbnch, C. H. Miller with 17 present. Re parted was the fact that any town where the front yards were ed is "The Chorus Lady," which is is not advertised as an animal pic- |,„teh‘Xeck Miss Ruth Bradford of East freshments were served. full of flowers and the streets full of dogs was a goad place to Friendship, has employment in a being shown at the Empire for tile ture nor does the producer empha-| Wilson Smalley of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Burns motored linger. In such a kwn the people were cf a kindly disposition— size this feature of the film at all. Thomaston | sanatorium In Massachusetts. last time today. It is an adaptation speeit a few days with his wife at ' to Rockland Thursday and Mr. nnd the men liberal with their quarters and dimes, the housewives of the stage play by James Forbes Yet. it is doubtful If ever two beasts Kidney Prior nnd Everett Murphy Mrs. H. L. Bean Saturday. They re George A. Palmer's recently. went to • Portland Saturday. Mr. with their doughnuts and cheese. in which Rose Stahl scored such a manifested such consummate skill in ported the roads fairly good for this Paterson, N. J.—"I can’t begin to Lester Simmons of Friendship was Murphy to consult a specialist for As to the truth of the above statement ! will allow ycu to bo decided hit on Broadway several interpreting a. fine art before in all time of year. tell how ranch comfort and relief Dr. a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph the eyes and Mr. Prior for medical Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has given the judge. But I have decided to offer a weekly flower service years ago and Bradley King has done the history of amusement.—adv. Simmons. . treatment hs the result of a fall. me and I have recommended it to to the people of th s section. For the sum of $1.00 I will each a splendid piece of work in retain LIMEROCK VALLEY POMONA Hudson II- Vannah closed a suc Copied from The World's Crisis: many other women who have taken it week, on any day the cutomcr rr.ay select, deliver a bouquet of ing all the high dramatic spots and SOUTH SOMERVILLE cessful term of school at the cove “In Friendship, Maine, Jan, 5, San Llmerock Valley Pomona meets with the same good results." said Mrs. flowers with these conditions: The flowers will be strictly fresh. yet modernizing it to conform with Friday and returned to his home in ford Davis, died aged 51 years. Mr. with Pleasant Valley Grange, Rock James Eaves of 119 23rd Ave., Paterson, It will be a much larger bouquet than can be bought for a dol the typical “chorus lady" of today. Orin Bowman, one of the town's Nobtehoro. _____Davis ____had ___been____ jn~ ___poor ______health for land. Saturday. The lecturer has re N. J. "Before I learned of the ‘ Pre lar at a single sal-. The flowers will be of my own selection, The added feature is Lionel Barry oldest citizens, is in failing health. Mrs' Erne8t and daughter some time prevous to his death and quested the following program: Ad scription ’ I suffered with inward trou but no two weeks runnin w'll I send the same kind. Occasion more in "I Am The Man." Miss Margaret Bartb-tt was a busi- ^"^end^ip X^v" had a" — ‘^t loving hands dress of Welcome. A. S. Bartlett, ble something awful and especially did ally a potted plant will be sent instead of flowers. This agree Eva Novak and William Fairbanks Muster of Pleasant Valley Grange: I suffer during motherhood. After I ment wll continue as long as the customer desires and may be are coming to the Empire Theatre es taller in Coopers Mills Friday. A„stin winchenl)ilch wa„ in ------took the ‘Favorite Prescription’ 1 had terminated at any time. Friday and .Saturday in "A Fight response, Past Master Charles E. Mrs. Susan Allard was recently the arlscotta Monday evening on busl- Gregory of Penobscot View Grange; no trouble at all, was well and strong For Honor" one of the Series of gucst of Mrs. Etta Hewett. ness. vocal solo, Edwin Storms, Jr; rec during the three expectant periods, had Eight Perfection Pictures. This pair Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprague were Ann Elizabeth, wife of James comparatively no suffering and my CLARK’S FLOWER STORE of actors lias proved to he one of the itation, Mrs. Ellis A. Sprague; vocal dinner guests Sunday at the home of HolTses, died tit her home here Feb. WOMEN solo, Robert McIntosh; recitation, children were very healthy and strong. finest ever put together in any pic Mr. and Mrs. Merle Day. 6. She was horn in Lincolnville, Oct-. And in addition to the help it gave me ture. Thrills are meant for them- Fred W. Cassena; "Matters of Inter TEL. 1036-W 382 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND The many friends of Charles Allard SS- 1843 to the late Sampson nnd est at the Legislature,” Representa I during expectancy it relieved me of all There is a good fast moving story. were sorry to hear of the misfortune Nancy Knight. She was married to my inward trouble and I have had no It is one of gripping interest, and READ tive Samuel E. Norwood of Warren; return of this ailment. I have kept which came to him in the form of a James HolTses in Waldoboro June 28, recitation, Mrs. Warren B Gardner; also one that may be seen by any broken leg. 1867. Mrs. HolTses is survived by The Household Pages well and strong, all of which I owe to one. unless It is necessary to make instrumental music; general discus Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.” Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Bartlett, daugh-: her husband, tour sons, two daugh in Today’s sion of legislative matters, H. H. an exception in the case of those who ter Della and Mrs. Annie Hibbert of: terk and six grandchildren—Frank E. : All druggists sell Favorite Prescrip Nash, L. O. Crockett, C. E. Gregory. tion. Liquid or tablets. Write Dr. have weak hearts and can not stand West Washington were Sunday "I Boston, Perley G. of Jonesport, BOSTON GLOBE TRY OUR FOR SALE AND TO LET ADS. thrilling action—adv. A. B. Packard, H. N. Brazier, A. S. Pierce, President Invalids’ Hotel, Bufc guests at the home of Sum Bartlett, t Warren J., Mrs. Olive A. Noyce and Bartlett, F. A, Blacklngton, J. A, Tol- falo, N. Y., for free advice.