The Republican Journal. 93. NO. 30. VOLUME BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JULY 28. 1921. FFVF PFIVT^ THb CHURCHES The New Belfast Fair At The Colonial. AUTHORIZED ISSUE OE HIGH- SWANVILLE. WAY AND BRIDGE BONDS PERSONAL PERSONAL will be held next Sun- er services Auto races at the Miss !J"' New Belfast Fair. TODAY Gladys Trundy was the guest of ,he Trinity Reformed Church in A from Augusta under date of Mrs. Abbie The announcement special Thomas of Boston is the Rev. William Vaughan, that Friday, August Carver Endicott was a blue book. He her sister Margaret in Belfast two days Mrs. J. A. Belchner of Peaks Island s'. IBelfast, July 22nd gives the following interest- guest of Mrs. M. J. White. '■ Mason 19th, has been set as and last week. 2 30 p. m., and also at aside auto day, was so blue and his love was of was a guest recently of Mrs. Elmer B. making ing news of the highway and bridge bond at 4.30 p. m. that a program of Mrs. Henry Carleton or Bath is the jk church sensational auto races such a lukewarm nature that his best girl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett of Need- Decrow. will be issue: guest of Mr. and has aroused a Mrs. Harold Bruce. (Unitarian) offered, great deal went back on him. For even among the ham, Mass., are guests of his father, Mr. L. Pitcher and Della r„.s parish Church. A special session of the Governor and Ralph daughter of of interest. We are fortunate said ;v E. Wilson, minister. Sundjiy indeed, elite of Boston a girl likes kisses with a Executive Council was held at 9 o’clock, R. D. Bartlett, and Mrs. Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Darling and two Caribou arrived Tuesday to visit relatives at 10.45; closing service Mr. Buzzell, secretary of the service fair, yester- little pep. So Cirver Endicott (Bryant standard time, Thursday morning, July Miss Sarah Harris of North children leave today for Vermont to visit in this city. All invited. in of Searsport 'eason. cordially day, offering the visitors our fair a Washburn 21, called for the purpose authorizing j to is Carver) decides to be devil- was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. relatives. class an issue of 11,750,000 of highway and Robert Miller Stark of Waltham, Mass., high program of races, and we are ish even if he has to disgrace the will be open proud bonds. The following order was Nickerson and family last Saturday. Miss A. Marian of is the rsaret’s Chapel an assured bridge Bagley Lynn, Mass., guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roland G, of entries from at least six of the name he bears. But Carver hag Baxter and July 31st, The Rev. D. N. had little passed. Governor Councilors Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Osborne is the guest of her Mrs. Ada E. most of Wa- aunt, Lamson, Court street. of St. Peter’s Church, Morris- famous pilots of racing cars now experience and so he was much Hastings, Lambard, Clpson, Swift, very of terville are in of Mr. and Wildes. will take the services for Stearns and Powers being present. town, guests Mrs. Mumma of ar- J the available. Music, free acts, the Midway an "Amateur Devil.” And this is Harrisburg, Pa., the voters of Mrs. Fred M. Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Morning prayer at 10.45 a. m. name of Whereas, the qualified the Joseph A. Montefiore was in Belfast rived to attend the and other attractions will of course be in the entertaining comedy which Sunday Starrett- to attend these State of at an election held on the Isaac welcome services. will be the feature attraction at the Co- Maine, McKeen. Saturday on his way to Temple Heights iHocker evidence on Friday, the 19th, said Mr. second Monday of September, 1919, adop- wedding. onial Theatre today. “An Amateur Devil” Miss Ruth returned to her for a visit. ,'isT Church. People’s Meth- Buzzell. H ut the real will be ted an amendment to Section 17 of Arti- Partridge Charles F. Swift and thrillers is Bryant, Washburn’s latest Paramount Charles A. Swift, W. ■ cle of the home in Belfast Mrs. rrh, Rev. Charles Martin, witnessed on IX of the Constitution State of Friday night, after Alfred S. Stevens of New York left the track. Thousands of Production and one that ia just as funny Monday on an auto trip to Moose- No. 7 Court tele- Maine the Legislature to au- rsonage, St.; as its empowering spending several days with Miss Hazel was the of people gather yearly at the leading fairs predecessors. guest Mrs. Leonard Paine last head Lalte and Ripogenus Dam. 11. Sunday morning thorize the issuing of bonds not exceed- E. Nickerson. service and the New Sunday at Swan Lake. Sunday school, 12 m. Eveni|is Belfast Fair will not fail to ing 510,000,000 in amount at any time, Mrs. Lettie Pace Mayo of^Kenduskeag 7.30. FRIDAY. within 41 at a rate of in- Mr. and Mrs. Chester and fam- Mrs. Prayer meeting this, give the public what they want, regard- j payable years Trundy Phillip Livingston of Bar Har- and Miss Harriet L. Furbish of 5 Meriden, evening at 7.30. less ‘The Stealers” Has terest not exceeding per centum per ily motored to Glenburn Sunday with bor has been the of expense. The Belfast track will Soul-Stirring Theme. guest of Mrs. Wm. V. Conn., are guests of Mrs. Hortense Lit- annum, payable semi-annually, which Mr. permit of of the dirt A drama Chester Craney and were guests of Pratt the past week. Baptist Church. Rev. plenty speed by ; which pleases the eye and bonds or their proceeds should be devot- tlefield Talbot. kst stirs the Mr. and Mrs. track champions who will furnish the soul is "The Stealers,” William ed solely to the building of State high- Charles Howard. Gladys Miss Madaline O. Sauer, pastor; residence, i3 Coombs is spending Mrs. R. P. Bridge and children, whc 123-11. The services Christy Cabanne’s powerful human docu- ways and Intrastate, interstate and in- remained to spend the summer with her ephone, entire afternoon program. Some of the the week at Lincolnville as the have j ment, a Robertson Cole ternational which Beach, been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raipt on Sunday are' at 10.45 and super-special bridges, amendment grandparents. .i11p greatest drivers have already been signed which will be shown guest of Mrs. Edward Kobs. H. Dunbar at 12 o’clock. j at the Colonial appears in full in Chapter 108 of the Re- for a few weeks, will leave school Thursday for I the speed carnival, best known per- Theatre Friday. solves of and Miss Charlotte Knowlton of Belfast Mrs. for me mid-week service. Strang- 1919; Thomas A. Mitchell and three Thursday their home ir Hazzardville, The appealing story'of the virtue of the there- ely are cordially invited. A,u haps, is “Wild” Bill Endicott, the deau ! picture re- Whereas, by power endered two solos at the church Sunday children of Conn. volves about a clergyman who under in the 80th of Roslindale, Mass., are guests and spacious sanctuary of dirt track holder of all New the given, Legislature the in her usual quiet drivers, cloak of his avocation evening pleasing manner. of Mrs. Warren A. Nichols. Miss the noise and dust of the j sins and causes State of Maine, passed an act entitled, Harriet Clark has returned to her England records from one to 25 miles. others to sin in a Mr. Vaughan will speak next Sunday auto traffic deliberate effort to re- “An Act to Provide for an Issue of State Clara position in the ... Sunday through oi|r Hammons will be in Rockland H. H. Coorabs Co. “Wild Bill will Hud- venge himself God. at the usual store, to not a few. This church drive his famous against Highway and Bridge Bonds.” which act evening hour, 7.45, and Miss .pueals j The and Bath this week to give solo dances after spending a two weeks* vacation son picture sets a new mark in the art is 131 of the Public Laws of ; churches earnestly strives tc Special, the car that has helped him Chapter 1921 Knowlton will be soloist. of the all of the titles at the local picture theatres. with her mother in Knox and brother in a comfort screen, and many authorizing the treasurer of State under '.. (tc hour of worship and to shatter all track and is I records, cap of the big scenes being in made the direction of the Governor Next Friday July there Waterville. to the attendant, and a prepa- colors, and Coun- evening, 29th, Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Nash and two able of doing 110 miles per hour on a possible by a new process. This cil to issue serial a better and life. feature coupon bonds in the will be a lawn party on the r happier Greeley children of Rockland were recent Mrs. Ella Conant Thomas driver alone, aside from the tremendous name and behalf of the guests and grand- ’s Sabbath morning sermon straight away. Another famous appeal State to an schoolhouse grounds. There will be of the makes the film an of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Coombs. daughter, Miss of an Addition to the will story, worth seeing. amount not exceeding $3,000,000 upon Dorothy Speice Colum- ,.n ‘'Building please the ladies. Miss Zenita Ne- entertainment, candy table and terms and conditions named in said punch bus, Neb., were recent of a, .I Heaven.” act, William W. of Boston was guests the for- ville, tvorld’s champion lady driver will as and ice cream will be on Castle, Jr., will more particularly appear by refer- sale. Don’t miss mer s SATURDAY. in Belfast several brother, Bancroft H. Conant, anc match her skill and daring with the best ence thereto: days the past week. lie new of world-wide this lawn party. The proceeds will be other slogan Pearl relatives. of the an exhi- White, undoubtedly one of the Now therefore be it This was his first visit here in 25 years. Endeavor. men, will not drive just used for extensive repairs in the school- will be of greatest stars of the picture world, will Ordered, That the treasurer of State Mr. and Mrs. John B. of New at both services bition, but compete in two or more races, house which Miss Alice E. Whitten is a Halliday be the attraction at the Colonial be and authorized and are much needed. spending :ig nature. The organ and or- Theatre hereby empowered York, both well known in theatrical cir- and asks no but a clear Mack and on in few weeks with Dr. Harry Anderson and there will be solos favors, -Saturday “Tiger’s Cub,” her second to issue in the name and behalf of the lead and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Briggs and son cles, are at their in a fair start. feature production. Miss White won her State of Maine and sell to the wife at their rest camp in New cottage Northport. .a Hopkins. highest Hamp- fame in the world-famous George motored to Windermere Park but are frequent callers in Belfast as of the week are as The auto races will offer a program of serials in which bidder, serial coupon bonds in the aggre- shire. they y aagenients she first appeared. In “The White gate principal amount of bear- Sunday, July to visit her sister and have a fine boat and T,(iay afternoon the ladies will eight events, with races of from three to Moll," $1,750,000 17th, touring car. They her first feature she showed date and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Getchell and ;e Red Cross rooms. production, ing Aug. 1, 1921, payable at the family, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. will leave soon for New Monday ten and from three to six starters Reynolds. York to begir laps, herself to be a real dramatic office of the treasurer of Irene and of ar- he VV. W. G. have a meeting actress, and State at Augus- Mr. and Mrs. daughters Polly Augusta she has Reynolds and three chil- rehearsing ''The Circle" that has a in each race. The events will be open followed this up with her “Tiger’s ta, Me., as follows: on the first j year's am of work at the home of Mrs. $100,000 dren rived Saturday at their summer home on Cub,” a gripping story of which day of each of motored home in company with ! engagement in that city. i.-.l. Main street. only to professional drivers, as the man- Alaska, August 1927, 1928, 1 29, the j:"..." her a Condon shore. ser- gives role that suits her 1 30 and and on the first them and were their until Wednes- av evening the mid-week agement will not assume the risk of admirably. 1931, $125,000 guests Hartwell L. Woodcock has been per- 1 he is from the spend- The of Service. story pen of George Good days of August of each succeeding year day. Mrs. Frank R. Patten of Hampden 1 apic: Joy amateur drivers the ing the week at his Woodbine mitting threatening child and is one of the most va- up to and the cottage at afternoon, at the Park the thrilling including year 1941. Highlands was in Belfast over Sunday with sudden riety. It deals with a Said The L. Lake and has r have a A spectators death. young girl born and bonds shall be issued in denomi- A. S. met with Mrs. Mary F. Quantabacook, been enter- ; school will picnic. with her husband and was a guest at the brought up in the of an nations of 1000 each is preparing a program of. At least six entries are assured, more Alaska, daughter and shall bear inter- Nickerson last with twelve taining Col. L. P. Williamson of the U Thursday Wayside Tea House. of andi unscrupulous gambler. Around her Fate est at the rate of 5 per centum per an- S. A. and sisting races, boating than enough to make Aug. members The afternoon was Mis. now station- Friday, 19th, weaves a net that seems to cut present. Williamson, a time is her off num, payable semi-annually on the first Miss Anne Seton of New p;., enjoyable promised. the red letter at York, daugh- ed at Fort day the New Belfast Fair. from love and happiness. The picture days of February and August. spent sewing and socially. The presi- Riley, Kansas; also Dr. an<5^ works ter of Ernest Thompson Seton, the great Congregational Church Friday is auto race day, so all you speed up to a sweeping climax and event- The proceeds of the sale of said bonds dent reported $35.79 cleared from the Mrs. W. A. Bartlett of Bronxville, N. Y. ual is at Sunset the 26 unraveling of the circumstances. shall be held as a fund for use as naturalist, Island, guest His Elliott, pastor; parsonage, fans take notice, and save this day for a provid- sale June 30th. The next meeting will guests over Sunday were Mr. anc telephone, 157-4. Organist,; ed in said Chapter 131 of the Public of the Frederick Hoisingtons. feast of thrills. be held with Mrs. A. T. Nickerson Thurs- Mrs. Frank Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Stod- Stoddard; soloists, Mrs. I.eroy; Laws of 1921. MONDAY. William A. Hartshorn of Detroit, dard Johnson of Miss CharlotteKnowlton. Morn-! CLASS RACES Said treasurer of State is hereby fur- day afternoon, Aug. 11th. Bangor, Mr. and Mrs The fourth and who has been spending a few days Fred T. ip at 10.45, with sermon by the’ pgrhaps greatest George ther authorized and directed to prepare Mich., Chase of Belfast. No. 1—2.16 Pace, 2.13 Trot. The Belfast Mr. and Mrs. F. E. daugh- P. is that the Rev. Fitzmaurice Paramount picture, “Paying and submit for approval a form of tenor Nickerson, here with Mrs. left on Fri- expected Merchants and Manufacturers Race. Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. the Ouida will be the of such bonds ter Arietta and son Ethelbert of Davis have been Robinson of the Bangor Theo- Piper,” by Bergere, and coupons conformable Everett, day’s on his to Detroit. Purse, $500. boat, way the t; will be with us on Sun- attraction at the Colonial Theatre Mon- to the provisions of said act. entertaining former's sister and her .nary No. 2—2.18 Pace, 2.15 Trot. The Windsor Mass., their eldest daughter and husband, the service will speak nay. This possesses the same meritorious Capt. and Mrs. Ernest O. Patterson of Mr. and Mrs. luring Hotel Race. Purse, $250. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Staples of Midland husband, Eugene Ames of and needs of the sent- points that have placed the Fitzmaurice Mr. Mrs. .lie work No. 3—2.20 2 17 Trot. $200. Rockport, accompanied by and Ottawa, at their summer home at the Face, Purse, production of “On With Resolutions of Park, N. J arrived Sunday morning for c this is the last service which the Dance,” Respect. Clarence E. Mclntire of motor- No. 4—2.24 Pace, 2.21 Trot. Purse, $200. Camden, Battery. All left on an autc id before the church closes for “The Right to Love” and “Idols of Clay” a visit with Mrs. A. J. Chase and Miss recently No. 5—2.27 2.24 Trot. The Repub- ed to Belfast their Pace, among the best Saturday, former trip to Canada and were Mr. a of August the members of the I lican pictures recently pro- Volney Thompson received the degrees Julia Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Staples will j joined by Journal Race. Purse, $250. duced. home. ; are urged to be ! Davis’ brother and James Davis parish No. 6—2.30 2.27 Trot. Purse, $200 of Masonry in Liberty No. remain but a few days. sister, pres-j Pace, The theme of the is based on Lodge, Ill, fii seek to make the service a picture Mrs. O. who and Mrs. lit-f No. 7—2.40 Pace, Trot. The Belfast Farm- and was raised to the George Bailey, has been Donald Gates of Dixfield. They f the year’s work. Strangers-; the thought that in the mad scramble for sublime degree ers’ Tnion Khce. Purse, $250. in Fryeburg for some time at the home I will make their in Ottawa. without any church home wealth, people are blind to the finer Nov. 18, 1867, and passed to that higher MARSHALL H. CILLEY. headquarters arej No. 8—Pony Race, 1-2 mile. Purse, $20. with us and things of life, and that the world of of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox, has nvited to worship No. 1 2miie. life April 28, 1921. Brother Thompson : Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I. Rankin and 9—Running Race, Purse,$30. does After an illness of several i.e activities of this church. possession not bring enduring happi- weeks of arrived in Belfast and is stopping at the j No. 10 Farmers’ Race, 1-2 mixed, was a man that his neighbors as daughter Ruth returned to their closed the mile, ness of contentment. The char- honored, Sunday hurch will be during principal heart trouble, Marshall H. Cilley passed Hilton on Church j for horses without records. Positively well as house, so-called, street. in and bills have to be acters are. finally regenerated thru the whole community. He had home Manslield, Mass., after a visit August, when, a life at home j the drivers of all starters must be in the to higher his in Lincoln- reasurer will be glad if the con- loss of their riches, they realize that filled the various offices in his town and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Frost and Mr. and ! with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman. farmers costume. Extra prize given to at the embers will real living is not measured by dollars and ville, July 19th, age of 59 years. oblige by paying driver was County Commissioner six years. Mrs. James C. Durham have returned | Little Miss Ruth was given a surprise j in best make up. Purse, $50. cents. ist contributions on His death caused a great loss to the com- Sunday, Brother party her 10th at the Besides Miss the cast includes Thompson was, everywhere he from an auto trip to Boston, where they ; July 21st, birthday, os’ Circle held their annual Dickson, munity as be was always willing to help was liked and Sherman at Swan Lake. afternoon at Miss EVERETT M. HART. Alma Tell, Rod LaRoque, Robert Schable, known, respected as an were guests of the former’s daughter, cottage The ednesday everyone. He left to mourn their loss a Fawcett and table was hews’ cottage. A large nunt- J George Reginald Denny. honest man, and as an “Honest man is Mrs. Arthur G. Wylie. prettily decorated and the ; Martha E. one .i were and a rich wife, Cilley, daughter, des present Everett M. Hart, who has been a semi- the noblest work of Goa’’ what can dainty birthday cake was ornamented we Mrs. Nellie Macomber Kneeland of lood was them, Retta M., two sons, Clarence A. of Bel- provided by invalid for some from a TUESDAY. with ten time, series of add. Ail such men are seemingly a less candles. There were ten pres- it was a very pleasing time fast, Stanley M. Lincolnville; also four Somerville, Mass., has arrived to spend slight sho ks, died at his home Fretful to the we can members of the rcat.y enjoyed by those pres- Monday porcupines, mild-eyed deer, community and only profit ent, families. The little grand children and one brother, Eugene the summer at her cottage, Bonny Brae, on River avenue. He was born m Bel- nosey coons, chattering squirrels, rabbits by their example. guest of honor was the recipient of man' and birds combine with S. Cilley of Roxbury, Mass. The funeral at Temple Heights, She is also a fre- vuiet Hour tievouonai service fast lifty years ago, the son of Gilbert M. babbling brooks, that pretty gifts. Resolved, Liberty Lodge has lost a visitor in her former j in the church parlor this, leaping waterfalls, towering peaks and took place at his home in Lincolnville, quent Belfast, and Josephine (Carter) Hart. With the worthy member and the world an honest at ad- monarchs of the forest in at evening 7.30. Short supplying man. at 2 p. Rev. home. of a few Julj 21, 1921, m., Adolph con- exception years spent in Law- mosphere for "The Call from the ... pastor, who will also Wild,” that we THORNDIKE. Resolved, extend to the be- Rossbach officiated, and spoke many Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sheldon are > from J. A. Steuart’s > he has lived in the great scenic drama ot thrills and leadings rence, Mass., Belfast, reaved family our heartfelt in to be presented at the Colonial sympathy words of comfort to theTiereaved. The in Boston and T ..f.nus.” All who are interested where he was throbs, their visiting vicinity. They employed practically all of this greatest bereavement. Miss Martha Curtis is fot Theatre next If are a lover ■ working ;are of the church and the cul- Tuesday. you that there be floral offerings were many and beautiful, made the trip by auto and were accom- his life in the Mathews Mill. He was a Resolved, set apart in our Mrs. R. B. Cates. their life are of the great outdoors and the starry can spiritual urged records a page for the record of his death showing esteem and affection. The in- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce, Quiet man and fond of opy you will like this ne present. very unusually picture, which a and copy of these resolutions be for- terment was in in Fred Temple and of Detroit tells a of the Hills cemetery who will visit their daughter, Mrs. Ster- family his home and friends. For some years sweetly simple story human in- warded to his national North family, and a copy sent to called at Pearl Hamlin’s Church, terest in a most charming manner. Lincolnville. gis Dexter of Beverly, Mass. Sunday. of the he was a member of^the Lodge of Mac- the Republican Journal for publication. The work painting has L. C. One precious to our Hearts gone, Mrs. H. Sheila Mrs. Flora Ward is visiting her daugh- is been completed, and a line cabees. Oct. 6, 1888, he married Flora Morse, Harry Upton, daughter Oren w. The voice we loved is stilled, Mrs. C. Dow of ork it is, reflecting great credit D. who survives WEDNESDAY. Ripley, of Springvale and Miss Agues ter, IJ Belfast. Sawyer, him with their O. R. The place made vacant in our home Pendleton, and Piper, who had the con- Harriman, two daughters, Mrs. Florence E. Bur- "The Courage of Marge O’Doone," Can never more be filled. who has been her guest several weeks, Our tax collector, Miss Ruth Small, interesting service was Committee on Resolutions very Our Father in His wisdom calied has when the gess of Augusta and Mrs. Clara L. Cun- By James Oliver Curwood. arrived Tuesday. Mrs. Upton will be the recently purcba SCu a Ford touring Sunday evening, The boon His love had given; s decorated with a of this Several The story begins on a transcontinental Miss Phebe A. guest of her mother, Mrs. J. O. Hayes, cor. beautifully ningham city. grand- Cross of Morrill, who And though in earth the body lies, <>f cultivated and wild flowers, train snow-bound on the edge of the arc and will be next week Mr. children and the following brothers and has been acting as vocational director The soul is safe in Heaven. joined by Hannah Ward and son George are rs had been by tic. A young man who has "lost him- mostly gathered with the back on the old home E. Thorn- sisters also survive him: Capt. Justin G. is from Federal Board for vocational Upton. place «jt c people, and sent by interested self,” running away the misery dike. Miss Walton and Mrs. Tibado Hart of Philadelphia, Mrs. Josephine E. and tragedy of a shattered romance. education at Pawling Sanitorium, Wy- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre R. Werner are en- Then follows thrill on Clarence Parsons of Ohio has barge of the decorations and Gray and Lewis H. Hart of this city, thrill, adventure nantskill, N Y., has been transferred to New York and Belfast arrived Sunday by tertaining the former’s father and broth- been vis- ..,vd the flowers in a most pleasj- topping on adventure iu that vast white iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mrs. Annie H. Albee of Tremont, Alonzo the United States Public Health Service auto to visit the former’s sister, Mrs* er, William and Ralph Werner, and Mrs. fitistic fashion. A very cordial arena of the frozen north that breaks the Parsons. C. Hart of and Ralph No. New William V. Pratt at The Homestead. Werner’s Mr. and Mrs. is extended to all members of Lawrence, Mass., hearts and sinews of men. It is a smash- Hospital, 41, Haven, Conn. parents, George Belfast since Clyde Ward has been entertaining his ifuunity to attend the service on H. Hart 01 Los Angeles, Calif. The fu- ing story of surprise and suspense, of Her pupils are all ex-service men. Miss This is their first visit to A. Bashm, and her sister and brother, brother, Tom Ward of for sev- when the Rev. A. C. primitive men, Augusta, evening neral will be held at the chape! in Grove beautiful, courageous Cross likes the work very much. making an extended visit abroad. Miss Mabei and George Bashm, all of eral : days. 11 again preach. women, fierce huskies and malemutes, a cemetery Thursday at 2 p. m., with Rev. New York. They made the trip from thrilling light between two grizzly bears, J. G. Hamlin, who has been visiting in \ William of East Belfast offici- New York to Boston A NOTE OF THANKS. Vaughan a grueling battle between men for the by steamer, motor- Portland, Buxton and Auburn, returned ating. The bearers will be Beni. L. Rob- possession of a woman, the flight with ing through from Boston to Belfast. home Monday. the girl, the last stand—and then a thun- f July 26, 1921. ! ertson, Wm. L. Keene, S. D. Flood and Mr. Tim Walker, Ferd Walker and dering climax beyond all anticipation. A Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames of ..mes H. Albert L. Cuzner. wife of Island Falls have been calling on Howes, President, masterpiece of fiction turned into arrived and j writing Groton, Mass., Saturday will friends in town ■ recently. nii :y Chautauqua, a masterpiece Niles TFlOMAS-ElXlS. picture play. Welch remain until September at their cottage • and Storkeliave the roles Raspberries have been very r nd Belfast, Maine. — Pauling leading plenty at Lake Quantabacook. were Seven reels. They those who were able to to have some- •'ear Sir: The Waldo County Chap- Pearl Thomas and Miss Sadie Ellis, SLEEPER’S ; guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund thing in their cellars to show for it. R. C., herewith extends many both of this were married at the city MAINb DOCTORS’ ANNUAL CLINIC Wilson, who spent last week at Gamp lhanks to you as President of the Methodist Court street at 8 Chief Justice Leslie C. Cornish of parsonage, Wilson, their summer home, at Lake and Rev. Chas. Augusta, who, beside ins oilier many Conaiiunity Chautauqua through p. m. Saturday, July 23rd. Fairfield, Maine, July 26. 72 Main Street Quantabacook. fine Qualities, is well known for his \ :.e people of who so gen- ! the ring who Belfast, W. Martin officiated with single Physicians attend the second an- Americanism and K j sterling patriotism, to cause of the ic 1 driver Mr. Samuel Nichols of Milwaukee, yave the service. The groom is an auto nual clinic for Maine doctors to be held has introduced another praiseworthy : ,i Putjj formerly of tturK in Belfast, in the collectious and the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Thom- at the Central Maine Sanatorium here Wis., Searsport, accompa- custom in the Supreme Court of nied by his Mrs. Maine, having instructed the sheriffs to ihe morning and evening ses- as. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and during the week beginning Mon lay, Aug- daughter, Stanley Lodge add the save Victor Since 1909 arid her two arrived words “God the State of the Chautauqua entertainments of East Belfast. ust will have daughters, Sunday Mrs. Raymond R. Ellis 1st, every modern conven- Agents Maine and this Honorable Court” to the of July. W. and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren iday, 17th, | They were attended by Mrs. George ience placed at their disposal. the proclamation of adjourning all ses- 1 A. Nichols. are giad to announce that $40.73 Willey and Miss Nickerson. Stenographers will be available with- They are now in Searsport sions of the court. It iVill be re- '■ and later will visit relatives in this membered, also, that Justice Cornish the total amount received, which out charge for the busy doctors who city of was recently the direct cause or the ■1 i;s a interest in the Public Miss Laura Berry Stockton, Calif,, and in Waldo. It is Mr. Nichols’ first deep have letters to write, notes to transcribe American Mrs. Flag being displayed in each of 111 is the guest of her cousin, Herbert visit home in 14 years. nursing work. or addresses xo to an and the supreme court rooms in the State. prepare according Grafonolas A. Wiley. Miss Berry has made an ex- Yours very truly, announcement today by the committee Isabel Treas. tended visit in New York, while on her Ginn, on arrangements. •t a ldo A. K. C. j way east. County Chapter, Cars will be provided to convey visit- Victrolas.. ing doctors to local hospitals and other points of interest. THE BURGLAR Laboratory equipment will be supplied Large Line of Victor and necials for and by the sanatorium and the State Depart- Money kept in your house is bait for burglars. If Friday Saturday ment of Health for doctors to use in Columbia Records you put your money in the bureau draw, or the making tests, examinations, analysis, / strong box, or even in the wall safe, you have Fish HALIBUT HADDOCK etc. ot the older ones that have been so hard to Sword Many get. invited the THE BEST SAFE The Waterville Country Club has an- pratically burglar. IN THE WORLD IS THE BANK. Your 35c 33c 10c nounced that doctors attending the clinic Give us a call. Always glad to play records. money — ■ will be given guest privileges during the — not only lies there securely, but it is earning a week and homes of many prominent Window little profit for you every day. Waterville and Fairfield citizens will be Upholstery Goods, Draperies, Peanut Butter 17cfb. We Pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts thrown open for the entertainment of Shades, Brass Goods, Picture Framing, the visitors. Swift’s Pride Be Arro-v The includes men of national and many other goods. ^ program ^orax bar Powder pkg and international on such im- Waldo Trust Soap reputation PLEASED TO SHOW GOODS. Company health problems as tuberculosis, portant BELFAST JELL-O (all flavors) 10c pkg cancer, venereal diseases, etc. All doctors attendipg the clinic will be & BROOKS CASTINE UNITY afforded opportunity for personal work J. L. SLEEPER CO. Market Proprietor with the cases presented and in the lab- Perry’s oratory. A PRAYBR 'or; and every such nomination ahall be such The Republican Journal nade seven days at least prior to (From Oxford Democrat) ippointment.”—Constitution of Maine, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921 A subscriber to the Democrat haa sent BELFAST, \rt. V, Part first, Sec. 8. COMPLETE CURE in the prayer below. It’s a man’s prayer One man, the Governor, believed, that PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY and the sender evidently is sensible of Mr. Davies was the right man for chair- The loumal Pub. Co. the temptations under which the poor Republican man of the Public Utilities Commission OF creatures live. There is not much ques- the did no md seven men, Council, to and if L BROWN. Editor. INDIGESTION tion but what men ought pray, A. think, he was the right man. We think or U.S. OFF. On* Box of "FRUIT-A-TIVE5” they can be induced to do so, it is prob- REG. PAT. Governor Baxter made a mistake when “Fruit Liver Tablet*” Brought Relief ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, able'no better prayer has been devised for he to make the minds of the one inch length in column, 50 cents attempted since they graduated from “Now I Lay and 35 cents for each subsequent councillors rim along with his. one week Me.’’ insertion. “Teach me that 60 minutes make an Terms. In advance, SUBSCRIPTION President Harding made no mistake and 100 50 cents hour, 16 ounces one pound cents <2.00 a year, SI.00 for six months; E. Wood- GASOLINE when he nominated Stillman one dollar. Help me so to live that I can or three months. man of Machias to be United States mar- lie down at night with a clear conscience, without a gun under my pillow and un- shal for the district of Maine. Mr. Wood- QUOTATIONS haunted by the faces of those to whom I man is one of the men of his sec- and strong have brought pain. Grant that I may He will succeed John earn on In the glittering streets of the glittering tion of the State. my meal-ticket the square, and that in earning it I may do unto others as with its and pavement and S. P. H. Wilson, a Democrat, appointed town, palace I would have them do unto me. Deafen of the seven years ago. Mr. Wilson has been thrall, in the midst throng you will me to the jingle of tainted money, and to an officer and will retire with frequently long for your own little town excellent the rustle of unholy skirts. Blind me to the of both and the faults of the other but reveal after all. If you live and you work in high esteem Republicans fellow, to me my own. Guide me so that each little in of the fact Democrats. Hon. Leon O. Tibbetts of your own town, spite when I look across the dinner table and night it a fact that Waterville is another well known WILLIAM GALE SHEPHERD that it's small, you’ll ,find at my wife, who has been a blessing to / best little town prominent Democratic official who has to conceal. your own little town is the Old Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y. me, I will have nothing Keep been turned loose the cold me young enough to laugh with little after all. recently upon “I was bothered with Constipation, _ children, and sympathetic enough to be world. He gave place to Hon. Frank J. Liver Trouble and Indigestion for “What doth it profit a man to have the considerate of old age. So when comes Ham as collector of internal revenue. all kinds of initiative if his wife has the referendum?" three years ; and tried the day of darkened shades, the smell of Few people realize how great and exact- medicine with no relief. flowers, the tread of soft footsteps ani the crunching of wheels in the yard— not a privileged class ing are the duties and responsibilities I was so bad I would have a dull, make the ceremony short and the epitaph which the collector of customs assumes. in the of my heavy feeling pit simple—‘Here Lies a Man.’ railroad labor organizations, some The 1 he bond ot the incumbent is iZUU.lliJU as stomach ; generally about three or in a ref sixteen in number, are engaged and as disbursing offi- collector, $15,000 four hours after eating. UNPAID COUPONS. decide whether they will ac- erendum to cer. Mr. Tibbetts held the office one year I saw advertised in the “Troy Times” cent wage reduction cept the twelve per and nine months and during that time ‘Fruit-a-tives’ and sent to R. W. Incredible as it may sound, there are Board or dean Railroad ordered by the Federal collected $32,765,012.23. Mr. Ham is a Seymour’s drug store in Chatham several thousand people scattered to strike on products. will decide whether they man of rare executive ability, is honest, and bought two 5Gc. boxes. Before throughout the United States who have and endeavor to hold up September lirst courteous, fearless and impartial. Here, I had finished cue box, I was relieved money coming to them from the United until business is I railroad transportation too, the President has made no mistake. and now have no more trouble. States Government, but who are so in- American public is unable ruined and the can eat anything I desire. different that they will not go to the necessities John L. of the United to obtain the actual, everyday Lewis, president I would advise anyone in the same trouble of calling for it at the local banks. railroad Mine is a of a Maximum life. The leaders of these Workers, paid salary $8,000 condition as I to take ‘Fruit- of was, Also, unlike many debtors, Uncle Sam power. a of even the mosti radical, did not year. His secretary has salary $7,- it is a and I would unions, a-tives’ ; God-send, has tried and still is trying to pay these salaries are to advise a strike They realized 000. We do not know what not without ‘Fruit-a-tives’ in the dare be people their money which, in the aggre- to the members of the executive a strike failed, railroad unions paid that if house”. is considerably over but ate, $100,000,000. be out of the game. They board, organizers and field workers, GALE SHEPHERD. would put WILLIAM This huge amount represents accumu- the none of these have ever shrewdly decided to pass the buck to people struck, for trial size 25c. 50c. a box, 6 $2.50, lated interest on outstanding liberty waste. them take the re- and nobody has resigned in order to ac- Minimum and to let or FRUIT-A-TIVES members At dealers from bonds and victory notes which the own- cept more remunerative employment. Limited, N. Y„ sponsibility. OGBENSBURG, ers have tucked away in trunks, bureau with the We assume, therefore, that everyone in The public has no sympathy drawers and safe deposit boxes and have contention for the the agitation business intends to keep on railroad men in their The Maine National Guard apparently forgotten that they bear in- discontent. of the McAdoo wage scale sowing the seeds of maintenance terest coupons which are payable at in- for over- or with the McAdoo regulations The reorganization of the tervals of sixth months. All have There are said to be sixteen eggs in cold proposed they not done and ab- time pay, pay for work National Guard in Maine includes divis- to do is to the coupons and take them for every woman and child clip the send- storage man, surd regulations which required ional and corps troops, in accordance to bank and the will be in the country, and if they get any of any money paid meu to do a little job of two or three with the new military policy of the over without even the trouble of ing them next winter they will have to pay identi- man as which could bt done by one just which a small about eight cents apiece for them. country, contemplates fication. also be- and as well. The public army and volunteer National The exact amount of this accumuated quickly Ho—hum—how we pity those poor pack- regular of twelve per lieves that the reduction Guard. interest on the last date of ers, the “big five.” April 30, 1921, than it should have been. will be cent was less Two National Guard divisions which there are official figures, was business of the country cannot in New according to The a Bird Think? organized England, $100,029,1)00. Since that date, the total rate much Can stand the present high freight the present plans, one to be furnished by has probably increased by several mil- not without longer. The public believes, Early in the spring Master Robert, the Massachusetts and another by the rest lions, since interest on the second loan of railroad men reason, that the pay naturalist of the Cuba (New York) Patri- of New England, all in the First Corps matured May 15th, and on June 15th in- the same should be reduced by percent- ot establishment, put up in the apple Area. terest on the first and victory loans fell of other pie. It age as is the pav pec tree back of the office a bird house with By 1924, according to the proposed al- due. of railroad believes also that the pay the entrance so small that sparrows and location of troops, the Maine National CO. OF NEW YORK officials STANDARD OIL presidents and other railroad similar birds could not get in. A couple Guard will have two brigade headquar- The huge monoliths that surround the at least fifty per and took altar of the choir on three sides in the should be reduced of house-wrens appeared pos- ters, one infantry and one field artillery, The does not recognize the to the of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New 26 cent. public session, greatly delight infantry and artillery, howitzers and sev- Broadway of men j moral right of any combination voung man and others who watched them eral smaller detachments, among which York City, are ot Maine granite. Sever- maintenance of an ar- An interest- al were at Fox Vinal- to hold out for the begin their housekeeping. is a balloon company, consisting of live quarried Island, Neither the haven. These were 64 feet and tificial standard of wages. ing feature of the process was the great officers and 150 men. long the men who in ma- over 200 tons each when men who ride the rails, activity of Mrs. Wren in carrying The present Guard in Maine consists of weighed quarri- men who hold and are now 54 feet 6 inches work in the shops nor the terial and building the nest while Mr. the Third Infantry, which has been re- I ed, long be allowed and 120 tons each. are said soft jobs in tile offices, should Wren strutted proudly about on the very organized to conform to recently an- weigh They to a the his to be osly by the 60 foot col- to assume that they belong privi- tip-top of telephone pole, flirting nounced infantry tables, and six com- surpassed umns in the Cathedrals of St. Isaac at eged class. { tail and singing the finest songs he knew panies of Coast Artillery, four more of Six successive If in his loudest voice “evidently boasting which will be authorized. Petrograd. good scourings! you LLOYD GEORGE SAYS:— over the fact that, in spite of the scarcity The infantry will go into camp at Camp with Ameri- of houses and high rents, the wren fami- Devens, for 15 days in August, scoured silverware six “We are ready to discuss Mass., thoroughly your for the limi- 1 had secured commodious and comfort- can statesmen any proposal y probably leaving for camp on the second. which wish tation of armaments they may able quarters for tile summer.” But as The proposed allocation of troops in that no was to set ou and we can undertake know that it clean, for the other half of the family we read: detail for Maine, when its guard is event- times, you’d such overtures will tint! a of willing- “Mrs. is too to weak Wren, apparently, busy ness on our part to meet ually organized: In the meantime we can not forget that sing. From early morning until late af- Divisional Iroops Uthcers bn. M. wouldn’t That’s the we feel as 1 Inf. Brigade 8 60 you? way the very life of the United Kingdom, when oil on Headquarters. ternoon, except evidently Attached 1 4 also of Australia and New Zealand in- Veterinary. expeditions, she has been engag- 1 Inf. .57 1591 the whole been built foraging Regiment- deed, Empire—jhas Attached Chaplains( Medical and about the wheat for and sea power is ed in furnishing the new house. And it upon sea power thaj. Dental) 6 30 nerve whole em- necessarily the basis of ihe must be admitted she is clever at the Head- j^>b. 1 Field Artillery Brigade When is existence. We have, therefore, to 45 digestion good pire’s On several occasions she tried to take in quarters.10 and the is ook to neasures which opr security re- 1 Regiment Field Artillery (75mm body properly ^^^^b twigs which would not enter, starting nourished, the juires. We aim at nothing more. We A.D ).49 1020! nervesMSijp ’’ Attached. 5 29 seldom trouble. can not be content with less from the perch in front of the entrance. i give But|KB 1 Divisional Military Pcllse Com- if the of the above is At such times she from the stomach, liver, H^E TELL The first hopped perch WILLIAM paragraph pany 2 50 kidneys or bowels be- BH In the second somewhat equivocal. para- to the edge of the roof pointed the twig Co'ps Troops come deranged, the graph, however, Lloyd George plainly straight for the hole, and with a flip and 1 Battalion 155 mm Howi.zers .15 302 nerves are sure to be af- Attached Medical and Dental.... 1 7 intends to fected. You know the announces that Great Britain a flutter of wings, twig and bird disap- 1 Balloon 5 150 Company (Air Service) symptoms — depression, as she has been in the 1 Medical larters 2 8 ^EB FLOUR be in the future, peared within. Regiment Heacq loss of 1 Sanitary Company.. 2 53 irritability, sleep, ^BB the mistress of the seas. This being But the supreme test came the other head- past, 1 Ambulance Battalion Headquar- poor circulation, there seems ache and a hundred BE the attitude of Great Britain, day when she undertook to take a twig ters 1 3 One or two do for an or- 1 Ambulance Company (A. 2 50 other forms of “mis- scourings might to be little use in holding an international with a forked end. Try as she would she D.)— ^^B 1 Hospital Battalion Headquarters 1 3 fre- William Tell is not an disarmament. ery.Constipation ^^B || dinary flour, but conference to discuss naval could not get it started, for the very good 1 Hospital Company. 4 40 i queutly exists and then 1 Medical Section. 1 6 ^^B flour. So we scour our wheat reason that the spread of the forked end Supply there is real danger. _ ordinary alliance was made 1 Medical 2 7 ^^B In’ 1911 a treaty of Laboratory. Don’t a but we of the twig w'as just about equal to the delay day ^^B six times, one after another, until Great Britain and Japan. This Coast Artillery Troops begin at once with \J Between diameter of the entrance. Finally a 12 Companies.36 1200 ^^B know that it is clean. in force ten small doses of the pure M perfectly freaty was to remain years, ^^B thought, or something, occurred to Mrs. “L. F.” Atwood Medi- V under certain circumstances ^^B and might, Wren. She took the twig back down to MY AUTO, 'TIS OF THEE cine. Improvement will kj We then take off the outside and use one After ^^B hull, in force for year longer. be and _ remain the ground and turned it about, taking steady perma- ^^B the fine rich inside of the tie powers ’tis of nent if follow direc- L only portion some discussion contracting hold of the end. That My auto, thee, short road to you straight entered, tions Satis- JUl that the treaty shall remain of thee 1 chant. I blew a faithfully. have decided without and she suc- poverty, pile ^^B grain. of course, trouble, faction or money back. the additional which on three ^^B in force during year ceeded in pulling the other end through. of dough you years ago; now “L. F.’’ Medicine Co. ^^B end July 15, 1922. Article 20 of the you refuse to go, or won’t or can’t. Maine. the its made, it’s not will Of course it is quite possible that Mrs. Portland, IBl Considering way of nations reads as follows: Through town and country-side you were that Tell is so clean league Wren did not go through a process of surprising William “The member; of the league severally my joy and pride, a happy day. I loved reasoning, or anything of the kind. But and and fine. this covenant is accepted as pure agree that the gaudy hue, the nice white tires so ail or understand- she proved herself a mighty good engi- abrogating obligations down and out with new, but you’re for true, Tell him ings inter se which are inconsistent neer, nevertheless. Aside from any me- Your grocer knows. and solemnly under- in every way. To thee, old rattlebox, the terms thereof, chanical apparatus he might employ, we —Willliam will not hereafter enter came many and for thee take that they do not see that all boasted bumps knocks; Tell.'j inconsistent with man, with his into any engagements I Badly the top is could do better. grieve. torn; frayed v terms thereof. In case any member intelligence, any he are the seats and the SWAN-WHITTEN COMPANY before a worn; whooping Shingles jf the league shall, becoming affects tby I do believe. member of the league, have undertaken Who wouldn’t play the punch board— sough horn, Thy inconsistent with the swells the any obligations if opportunity afforded? Some were perfume breeze, while good this covenant, it shall be the Second Clear at terms of seized recently in Springvale and Water- folks choke and wheeze, as we pass by. Shingles of such member to take immediate -duty I for thee a ’twould release from such boro and the officers, after the cases paid price; buy a steps to procure its obligations.” were disposed of in court, decided to see mansion twice; now everybody’s yelling Per wonder motor has Great Britain and Japan are not only what they would draw when paying their “ice”—I why? Thy thousand the has the and members of the league but they are mem- cash for the privilege. They punched the grip, spark-plug pip, When woe is thine. I too have suffered bers of the council of the leaeue. out every number and every number was chills, to the a blank. One board was guaranteed to and kindred ills, endeavoring to Used they deliberately decided keep fatigue Once Used—Always give the players $200 worih in prizes. since thou wert mine. Gone more for of 1911 in force till July 15, 1922, pay my bills, Why pay shingles Notice treaty Two cuff buttons and a stick pin had Special is my bankroll now, no more ’twould they ignored what Article 20 of the been drawn. A local jeweler appraised of poorer quality. choke the as once before. if I We wish to inform the declares to be the plain duty of the value of the rest at about $10. Next. cow, Yet, publi league all ami had the so me John—amen— are doing business the time ; both nations. mon, help wish to buy or sell real estate of a I’d a car and speed some more. buy again be to talk will intend" we would pleased In a communication, evidently —Greene County Farm Bureau News. Cooper&Co. E. A. STROUT Farm \ said: ed for publication, Governor Baxter ROY C. FISH, Local Manak SQUEEZED the 1 “For the third time I have nominated The troubles of telephone "trou- Room 2, Odd Fellows’ Block, Belf: tf47 Hon. Howard Davies or Yarmouth for ble” man are many. The Boothbay Reg- Chairman of the Public Utilities Com- TO DEATH ister, telling of a trip of Leston Hemore, that Mr. Davies is the local “trouble" man, says: mission. I believe When the body begins to stiffen GRAY IIAIlv “ThiB is the seventh year since Mr. re*- the right man for this important posi- and movement becomes it Dr. M. C. Quickly painful Stephenson nat ural,orii_i consisting of seven Hemore took charge here that he has tion.” The Council, is usually an indication that the fevy days wui members, did not agree with the Gover- had to go to Davis Island, juat across the Hair Kt .-ly kidneys are out of order. Keep a dye, third time unanimously to remove the mak *stiit nor and for the these bridge from Wiscasset, DENTIST ’and organs healthy by taking fluffy, a bund ii consent to the appointment homes of fish-hawks from the poles and refifsed to Makes Ironing Easy beautiful, bau wires. Worse still they come back again MNSONIG TEMPLE, ROOM 3 for 12 cents by Tho Mildred Louise Co. Mu of Mr. Davies. Used.as cold water or cooked stare ‘Juston, Mass. gold.medal and build 223-3 | “He (the Governor) shall nominate, in a short time every summer Telephone with equally go od results. 3m22 of the work of their and, with the advice and consent nests. They twine the net all coro- nests about the hook it onto the House for Sale council, appoint judicial officers, wires, BROOKS BRANCH and he shall poles and cross-arms and in fact raise Hester Brown ners, and notaries public; standard for Dr. STARCH n The world’s remedy kidney, ELASTIC at Belfast—5 room house and with the advice and hell-os with the service. The usual time g 1 go nominate, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. Christine A. Jones, Manager all other since 1696. Take and for starting trouble is the billing and factory. c onsent of the council, appoint Famous regularly Children Cry in health. In three sizes, all OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN J. PlCKt ’i civil and military officers, whose ap- keep good cooing time of early spring, and this is FLETCHER’S Pays 4 Per Cent Interest Apply to ;ORRlN Guaranteed as FOR Estate and Insurance, or druggists. represented. their second visit and Mr. Hemore’s sec- Real pointment is not by this Constitution, accounts. Maine Leak for the same Call Medslse every bee 30 High Street. Tel. 320 R IA on savings Belfast, shall not by law be otherwise provided ond trip this year.” CASTO

( _V__ an in sis pent call Byr I PRESIDENT HARDING ! District Nurse Work following matters having been presented for REDUCE CHICK LOSS the action thereupon hereinafter indicated, it is hereby ordered, that notice thereof be given I was there a The Aever, firmly believe, report of work to all during months of BY persons interested by causing a copy of the call was so as and CONFINING HENS .v hen insistent May June 1921: this order to be published once a week for three weeks before the second lo those capable of giving unselfish, Cases under care successively I May 1st. o7 Tuesday of August, A. D. 1921. in The Re- to Number of new comprehending direction public cases, 21 i publican Journal, a and J(j Number ot newspaper published readmitted cases » Close printed at Belfast, in said that Total number Coops at Night to Keep Out County, they .hought. of cases, may appear at a Probate Court to be held at of 6? e next generation will Number of cases the Probate Office I leadership dismissed, 30 “THINGS Have BEe\ TURNED RIGHT ©, Western Newspaper Union. Etc. in said Belfast on the second of and Number of cases Rats, Cats, Tuesday of A. D. 1921, at ten o’clock a time readjustment jreor- remaining July 1st 3j AROUND FOR ME SINGE 1 GOT August, in th e forenoon, and be heard thereon if Much that has been Analysis of dismissed GUNTHER COLLECTION they anon. esjeem- cases: TANLAC,” HE DECLARES see cause. ( ami has been swept Al- Condition on discharge. great good men, pos- elemental aside.) When Mother Is Given Lottie M. late of sessed of a hobby for Range Young Enggtrom, Islesboro, de remains that we Recovered, MANY collecting ceased. Will l nothing may.safe- "I used to get up in the so and petition fcr probate thereof .„ morning Are Improved, stiff, curious and other things, have left Birds Chilled by Wet Grass and that tired and worn (esters issue to Lewis hink of as sacred, as secure the out I could hardly move; testamentary fro|i Died, i but sin;e heritages of untold monetary value and Die—They Must Be Kept L. Engstrom, be being the executor named the iconoclasts. It is time Nurse taking Tanlac I wake up feeling ... Rsof ai not ne:ded, a educational therein and presents said petition. just fine and can get around as well as and far-reaching value. Growing Application I Constantly. that no bond be from said is men search their souls arid as Total, 3q required executor [ cinch could when a boy of sixteen and it ac- The recent death of Mr. Charles F. contained in the Discharged to or petition for probate thereof. family self, 2” seems I : heir convictions, in which they ex- tually that I feel better than I ever (Prepared the United To Hospital, Gunther, a Chicago philanthropist, by States Depart- Jennie O Bryant, late of deceas- did before in ment of • Thorndike, “2 my was the enthusi a Agriculture.) Petition ilic very fundamentals of institu- To other care, life,” who possessed consuming passion ed, that Bert L. Bryant of Knox oi1 astic statement made by Fred Chicks hatched some other suitable nmemorially accepted, in which Died, Thompson for collecting, released to permanent during the winter person be appointed ad- 2 of 22S Cumberland avenue, Me. ministrator of said estate. Petition Portland, in that city the should be brooded in a poultry house presented dition may be held immune from Record of visits made: Mr. is a quarters greatest by said Bert C. eon Thompson life-long resident of or shed Bryant, and heir at-law of known collection of historical while the outside weather con- said estate. .suits of the skeptic and the djiubt- Nursing visits, Portland and has been connected with docu- ]2i ditions are after | Infant welfare Rundlett& Company, wholesale fish deal- ments and autographic letters in Am- unfavorable; the Percy S.. Edgecomb, late of Belfast, deceas- 7 visits, t07 weather ed, Petition i Tuberculosis ers, for many years. and enables the looker-on to becomes settled they should that Sarah A. Edgecomb or some Fure ? visits, 27 erica, other a umt can not out, “At the time 1 be reared in brood suitable person may be appuinted ad- ieei|tnal Sanitary inspection 5 began taking Tanlac my visualize the westward shifting of the coops out of doors. visits, stomach ministrator of said estate Application that eat need which proper education Other had been in miserable condition It is best to make brood so cream visits, 13 frontier from the colonies on the At- coops that no bend be from said administrator is ice that for over two I required is embraced in the Total, 273 years. had no appetite at of the contained in the supply broadest all lantic to the slope Pacific. petition for probate thereof. THEthe kiddies eat in and my breakfast was half a Petition the most inclusive of new and readmitted generally these presented by Sarah A. Edgecomb, vision, the Analysis cases: of coffee A stroll through wonders re- widow cup and half a doughnut. My and heir-at-law of said estate. cones— is it wholesome lear-eyed comprehension of the Reported by families, 8 food soured and veals such relics ns—the compass many nights I suffered so Percy N. Hall, late of Wini,erport, deceased. and You > Reported by 11 with gas l used General Petition Inch mankind’s problem today physicians, bloating just could not stay in by George Washington that Percy N. Hall, Jr,, or some other nourishing? Reported by others, 2 bed and often got so sick I in soldier the first suitable person be There was a and couldn’t retain his days; edition may appointed administra- can be sure, if will time, not Found tor of said you by nurse, 2 anything I ate. My legs ached book in estate. Application that no bond terribly. (1507) of the first which Am- be ,g ago, when we were wont to I could required from said administrator is con- send to Ages of patients treated: hardly stind up at and the your youngster times, erica was mentioned; first news- tained in the for education as a sort of mo it was petition probate thereof. Pe- special- Under 2 many nings just do tition years, 7 alljljcould paper, The Gazette. Oxford. presented by said N. Jr son to get out of bed. Often while England Percy Hall, ning foi some kind of soecial 2 to 6 years, 4 at work and heir-at-law of said 1 was (1665); the table upon which Gen- estate, so tired and suffered so much I We esteemed as an Over 20 William it intensive years, 13 eral Grant wrote the terms of Lee’s H. Beal, late of Morrill, deceased. just felt like dropping in my tracks. Petition Financial: that Lida F. Cross of Morrill or some of equipping fortunate “But Tanlac has surrender at Appomattox court house other perjons changed everything suitable person may be appointed ad- Number of right around for me. ,g particular things particularly metropolitan cases, 1 My stomach seems (1865); the silk, hat and umbrella of ministrator of said estate. Petition presented Number of 13 to be in the best ol by Elizabeth ,g established and liDes. paying patients, condition, as I’m eat- Abraham Lincoln and the carriage in Beal, widow and heir-at-law of icc u cani accepted Number of free said estate. patients, 11 ing just anything I want aud as much as which he rode about in \e may that there are few the city of say Money due from $4.55 I want without the least Estate of Curtis E. ^ metropolitan, pain or distress. the document Mitchell, late of Unity. is Tlx- cream, lines. I Washington; transfer- Seventh account pure. sugar, Nothing remains with Fees collected, $23.75 sleep well, haven’t any ache or pain in presented for allowance by ] the of Curtis my and feel ring Territory Louisiana from I B. Mitchell and Alice Verne and flavorings from which not queried. Therefore we 30 body perfectly strong and Sawyer, Total,_$38 to France and trustees. well in every way.” Spain (1803), another it is made are the best, and the leadership of the coming OUT WHAT IS Estate of Alfred W. KEEP CUT OUT Tanlac is sold in Belfast Read & covering conveyance from France to Pullen, late of Palermo no Kitchen by hirst ani final home is cleaner n an open-minded S. J the United the account presented for allowance willingness Hills; Glidden, Freedom; S. M. States; instruments by Merton G. than the Learn the Both the administrative and the on Norton, administrator. Jersey plant. u egnize claim of the doubter, legis- Grant, Saudypoint; A. M. Ross, Lincoln- used in platting Chicago (1829). Coops Used Government Farm at Estate of Silas A. Bowden, late of North- how good it is ! Take home a the lative branches of the national Govern- vihe; Sear-port Drug Co., and by the Gunther is said to Md. tor, experimenter, ;the Mr. have hunted Beltsville, P‘>rt, hirst and final acconnt for in town. presented a or a ment are now more leading druggists every with intense for allowance package, Tripl-Seal v constructionist. showing speed in eagerness forty years, by Henrietta Bowden, administra- they can be closed at night, to trix. one keep Brick, today. a we must cutting dead wood out of the spending million dollars. nle give these adv'en- depart- out cats, and rats', other animals, and Estate of Susan J. Flye, late of Freedom, nes their full we ments, reorganizing them on a business hmal chance, nfiust enough ventilation should be allowed account presented for allowance by Fied "Look for the Jersey Sign. basis and out N. executor. guard against the spirit of choking squander. so that the hen and chicks will have Flye, Made by Jersey Ice Cream Company Estate of Anson ; idsm, the disposition to With some $500,000,000 taken out of plenty of fresh air. Knowlton, late of Freedom, Lawrence, Mass. cjon- hirst and final account of Charles E. Knowl- the army and estimates and WONDERS The hen should be confind in kings as they are because navy $300, the ton, who was tihey deceased, administrator of said SOLD BY until the estate. Said the to tear 000,000 due to come olf the overloaded coop chicks are weaned, account presented for allowance perfect, tendency Robert OF while the chicks are by F. Fuller, administrator of the es- ere while all costs of AMERICA allowed free any plan of reconstruction departments materials tate of Charles E. Knowlton. and range after they are a few days CITY DRUG STORE prepared. The trained mind— supplies are dropping, those in con- ELLERY By T.T.MAXEY old. Where hens are allowed free BOWDEN. it is not overtrained—is the trol of the Government are on the Judge of said Court. READ &. P 0. fairly and A HILLS, Proprietors, Squire range have to forage for feed for true copy of the original. Attest: must provide the road to economizing in ten which ©, Western saving faculty figures, jA| Newspaper Union. themselves and chicks, they often CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Register. is the only measure of economizing that take ruination. The world must go THE BROOKLYN the latter through wet grass, will BRIDGE and not and it *vill fulfill the pledges of the Republican where they may become chilled and Notice is hereby given that the following backward; in 1870 and and the opened die. appointments have been made by the Probate forward as the result of party satisfy American people. Most of the feed the chicks get any phil- COMMENCEDfor traffic in May, 1883, this Court, within and for the County of Waldo and VV ith the broadaxe getting in such by foraging goes to keep up the heat State of Maine: f mere destruction. world-renowned structure cost the at- of the work on the old the body, whereas feed eaten by Estate of Nettie H. late of spendings, thing to that-time unthinkable sum of $15,000- Newhall, Liber- ^Spr those that are with the lien is ty. Ora M. Clark of admin- I that appointed do now is to see that new are 000. Liberty lilt BRITISH COAL SUBSIDY spendings Its extreme length approxi- istratrix A. confined produces more rapid July 12, D. 1921. not into that and VC7 hat mates a mile and a growth, smuggled this, the oth- half and its over- Estate of Elisha of as the chicks do not have so much brown, late Morrill. Ruth iressive illustration of the meth- er all width is 86 feet. O' Brown of Morrill legislative measure under disguises Wonderful exercise. appointed administratrix Great Britain It the July 12, A. D. 1921. by in promoting no matter what spans East river, which con- tiiat, they pretend to do, In most broods there are one or two rcial Flavor nects Island sound and New instate ot Margaret r. ihomas, late of Isles- interests is seen in the are designed to break into the ! Long national chicks that are weaker than the boro, Mildred 1. Hale of Islesboio appointed ag of the British York bay between Manhattan Island, coal industry, treasury. — and if the hen is allowed free administratrix July 12, A. D. 1921 You’ll Be on which New York others, final production of coal in city proper Estate of Sarah late of the The range the weaker ones often get be- Chaples. Belfast. money save! by plugging up one stands, and ISrooklyn on Long island, Drew of Belfast Kingdom is about hind and out Chaples appointed executor 270,000,000 Delighted of hearing of the moth- A. D. leak in the dam must not be allowed to and carries one of the densest and July 12, 1921. which about er's cluck and eases 70.000,000 tons! is call. In most Estate of Lorenzo run away through auger holes most heterogeneous streams of traffic Pendleton, late of Isles- I to newly YOUR this results in the loss and death of boro. Frank European and South Ameri- in the world. W. Sherman of Isleaboro ap- bored in another spot. This must be executor .nines. GROCER these chicks, due to chilled. po.nted July 12, A. D. 1921. The United States ine caisson on the Manhattan side becoming pjro- guarded waether it is against, military, If the hen is confined, the weaklings Estate of M. late of Uttle more than half a HAS IT measures 102 172 feet and the Harry Prentiss, Belfast. bill,on by foun- Sara W. bonus or any other squander making for can always find shelter and heat un- Prentiss of Belfast appointed execu* 36 Hours on ■ dation ally and exports less than ljB,- goes down 7S feet below high- tor July 12, A. D. 1921. national bankruptcy.—New York Herald. der her, and after a few days may ns to WEBSTER-1KOMAS water mark, while the tower measures Estate of traus-oceanic nations. Into Solomon D. Pendleton, late of Kodak 59 develop strong, healthy chicks. Finishing a' :• .lam has by 140 feet at high-water line, is Isleaboro, Isabel Pendleton of Isleaboro been maintaining gov- The loss in chicks ap- WARNING TO CLIMBbRS T**a & Coffee Co. 272 feet and young due to al- pointed executor July 12, A. D, 1921. Mail orders filled. unlrol of the high contains approxi- promptly industry under a lowing the hen free range is un- mately 47,000 cubic feet of masonry. Estate of Charles Drinkwater, late of North- against loss, with the result Speaking of the Mount Everest expe- 21!l State Street, Boostn doubtedly large, say poultry special- Walter E. The bridge is suspended from four port. Drinkwater of Northport M. A. COOK’S r to the strike mines were mar Sir Francis ists in the United States appointed executor July 12, A. D. 1921. dition, Youughusband says: cables, strung between the towers— Deportment al at of Agriculture. Chicks have of less than cost of produc- “At great heights men get very nervous tlie calculated weight of the structure frequently Estate William A, Overlock, late of Free- STUDIO to he and dom. Ellen M. Overlock executor accoruing to reports from Eu- and irritable. At feet and its load in tlie caught put into their coops appointed 16,000 they begin Ask Your Dealer for It being neighborhood July 12, A. D. 1921. Hall’s Studio, Belfast, Maine. during sudden storms, as they are apt e British treasury was called to lose patience with one another, and of 15,000 tons. Each cable is made to huddle in some hole or corner Dated at Belfast, in said County of Waldo pay some ten million pounds the higher they climb the deeper they up of 5,296 galvanized-steel, oil-coated REfc’ EMBER where they get chilled or drowned. and State of Maine, this 19th day of July. A lo make the hate.” wires wound into a single strand D. 192L guarantees good must be which measures indies in They kept growing constantly CHAS. E e month of There is a moral in that for men 15% JOHNSON, Regiser. March. This was a seek- If the best results are to be obtained, Those Light Flakey diameter and is 3.578% feet long. >40,000,000 in one month in an ing high altitudes in our common human as they never recover from J. DICKEY The center of the river span has entirely ORRIN ■able British coal to or life. checks in their even for a regain Biscuits MotherMade? a clear height of 135 feet above the growth, it never be short Hens are left Probate Notices mrkets in Europe. The period May said of them with surface of tlie river at high-water period. usually Insurance 1 nas “The with their chicks as long as they will CONSERVATOR'S NOTICE. The sub- expired, the strike has just truth, higher they climb the deeper stage. The floor space of the bridge Automobile SHE USED brood some hens com- scriber hereby gives notice that he has been Fire, Liability, and British officials have they hate.” is divided into five avenues or them, although nd, passage- duly appointed conservator of the estate of mence to lay before the chicks are PYTHIAN BLOCK. iPhone 316-3 a resumption of the It is a fine thing to find a man who ways—the center space being arranged NELLIE R. BLAKE subsidy, weaned, of Freedom, for foot passengers, on either side of option can be taken to any goes upward to great heights without : in the County of Waldo, and given bonds as Delano Potter 4 Co.'s which are spaces for trolley tracks, the law directs. All prisons demands feat Britain may make to de- losing his head, his nervous equipoise, his having while each outside space is set aside NEWS GIVEN BY RADIOPHONE against her estate are desired to present the industries and her self-control. It is an inspiration to us same for settlement and all indebted commerce, for the accommodation of vehicular thereto who and are requested to make payment .lie does it w'ith her own money plod drudge along at the lower immediately. We Are Good BLUE DIAMOND traftic. Farmers and Others Interested Able CHARLES P. HUTCHINS I Buyers own ingenuity. But in levels to find him generous, amiable, June ttjese to Learn Market Conditions Freedom, Me, 14, 1921. GIVE US A CHANCE rican taxpayers are going dtiwn affable, ready to meet all comers and ind Prices. to bid on your furniture or anything you faithful to his friends. BAKING CREAM WALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at pockets for money to pay the have to sell. Drop postal or ca'K Belfast, on the 12th day of July, 1921. Frank some five bil- On the other it is to ra- J. AUSTIN Liberty Bonds, hand, deplorable WONDERS Agricultural market reports by L. Rollins administrator of the estate of George McKEEN, H. late of tf 17 s of which were issued to raise come upon a man who wins his way to WHY DON’T YOU? diophone is the latest innovation an- Estes; Troy, in said County, de- Belfast, Maine. nounced ceased, having [.resented his first and final ac- loan to Great and eminence of any sort, and in that lofty AMERICA by the bureau of markets, Britain, ihe OF count of administration of said estate for al- United States Department of Agricul- lowance. not paying the interest. In station, instead of looking to the sky and Wholesome and sTNCE1882 Pure, By T.T.MAXEY I ture. Tills service was launched re- Ordered, that notice thereof be three is, the money that is due tine a superior Power, looks down upon ‘The given, cently at East Pittsburgh, and with the weeks successively, in The Republican Journal, At 72. Main Street. Belfast. ates as interest is being with- common herd” ana thinks—and tells— Reliable. a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Coun-’ | ©, Western Newspaper Union. necessary radiophone apparatus, fann- that all used to how he is in with them. ty, persons interested may attend at a subsidize a coal industry great comparison ers and others within a few hundred Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the '•bat the United THE HOOKER OAK 9th of States may net 1 lb. Cans, 35c. miles of Pittsburgh will be able to day August next, and show cause.if any CENTER MONTVILLE Bidwell they have, the said account Charles R. 'user commercial relations with BEAUTIFUL 2,3UO-acre learn market conditions why should not be Coombs | agricultural allowed. the way, is one of the hie European nations. INpark which, by and prices immediately after the close ELLERY At Centre natural-wooded in the BOWDEN, Judge, Montville, July 11th, occur- largest parks of the markets. The reports are sent A true copy. Attest: little of Cha9. E Undertaker red the wedding reception of Mr. and country, in tlie city Chico, from radio station KI >KA over a wave Johnson. Register. diURD HAS BUSY NKST IN Mrs. Ray Bartlett at the home of the California—some 180 miles northeast i length of 330 meters. MAIL BOX At a Probate Court held ai Belfast, witnin and of San Francisco, there is a giant The radi- bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. department’s experimental for the County of Waldo, on the 12th day of white-oak tree which is believed to 1 service follows the in- July, A. D. 1921. rd has built a nest in the mail* Wentworth. The home was dec- ophone shortly Notice prettily in the world. Trespass be tlie largest of its kind of Grace Y. Pitcher of in said Coun- e home of auguration sending agricultural Northport, James Liuncan on orated with flowers. The grandparents This is to warn This ponderous monarch of the for- market wireless. ty. unde the will of Augusta B Farley, late anyone from trespass- 1 and reports by Sending of in said of Augusta, has hatched a of the bride were present from Water- was after Sir Northport, County Waldo, de- ing, cutting hay or taking possession in est named Joseph the would great- reports by radiophone ceased, having presented a petition any way of the tie ones from there, regardless ville; Mr. Tasker, the grandfather, being Hooker, the noted English naturalist, praying Dodge property at Hewes WindsorHotel Stable ly simplify their receipt by farmers that Bhe, Grace Y. Pitcher, may be appointed Point, Islesboro. that the mail man calls old. There were guests in after a close examination trustee under said will to fill the there ninety years who, 1877, and others direct, inasmuch as tne op- vacancy 27tf TEWK.SBUKY DODGE. and considerable it caused by the decease of Eudora E. Pitcher. and the mail box is much used, from Fairfield, Waterville, Belfast, Mor- study, pronounced eration of a radiophone set does not First-class service. Hack- that livery to be than of the wondrous ; Ordered, the said petitioner give notice piece has been knocked off from Appleton, Searsmont and Montville. larger any require a knowledge of wireless codes. rill, i to all persons interested by causing a copy of and baggage transfer. Mew oaks for which England was famed. of in f the mail box and this affords Presents of silver, crystal, linen and chi- ing Instead coming dots and dashes this order to be published three weeks succes- is more than Iliu WANTED 1 tns great tree the market news would be received in sively in the Republican Journal, a ’"t entrance for the birds. na in abundance showed the high esteem Dodge iauto service day or night newspaper circumference published at Belfast, that they at Whep feet high and its eight tile same as conversation over may appear er puts the mail into the in which the wedded couple is held. The English, a Probate Court, to be held at box thp with competent and careful driv- feet above the is 28 4-10th Belfast, within Second Jiand Kitchen ground an and for said on the 9th Range who were students with ordinary telephone. County, day of August, jebirds raise their heads and asjt Goodale sisters, ers. attention to feet. Its branch extends Special funerals, longest away A. D. 1921 at ten of the clock befere noon, and State price first letter. The mother bird is not theej; the bride at the Maine Central Institute, 105 feet. From show cause, if any the and from the trunk for they have, why prayer weddings parties. Prices INFERTILE KEEP of said should not be box is entered but she hoveifc Pittsfield, also her cousin, Embert Ram- north to south its branches spread EGGS BEST petitioner granted Satisfaction ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. Box 185. Maine see who was her both right. guaranteed. an cir- Belfast, that everything is all right, say, classmate, gradu- even 200 feet. The greatest A true copy. Attest: Get Rid of All Roosters as Soan as Pos- rebec Journal. ating in the class of 1917, were present. i cumference of its outside branches Chas. E. Johnson, Register. sible After Hatching Season, or Ice cream and cake were furnished boun- ! reaches the astonishing figure of al- Je JESSE STAPLES, Them. A DM IN 1ST RATOR'S NOTICE* The sub marketing is more popular most 400 feet. Separate tifully to the one hundred guests. All Tel. 13-3 lm92 Proprietor. scriber hereby gives notice that he has Deen STORMY WEATHER r this year in Maine. Hundreds Students of freedom from near and duly appointed administrator of the estate of a time and departed Makes many spent delightful The poultry flock can get along per- colds, rs have joined the far have come and tried every means W'lLLlAM H. BLaKE, late of Freedom, chills, fevers and progressive wishing the bride and groom years of well without tlie rooster as few known to science to coax this mas- fectly just Don’t years ago and now For Sale in the County of W'aldo, deceased, and pneumonia. display happiness soon as are hatch- given to the secret of its you through saving bonds as the law neglect a cold, but he entrance to their ground! sive oak whisper directs. All persons having The De Silver place situated inPros- The sooner the male birds a tremendous size and unusual age, but ing eggs. demands against the estate of said deceased have jar of e traveler that farm product! pect below Bucksport. Cottage bouse are taken from the flock and are desired to present the same for settlement it waves its branches in the marketed, rrhased there and the and stable and about sixty acres of land, merely and all indebted thereto are tc numbef or killed, or placed in separate runs, requested HUMPHREYS’ extending back from shore of Penobscot gentle breeze and seems to laugh at I make payment immediately. availing themselves of the the better. Infertile eggs are MINTOL of JOHN R. DUNTON them. the best can do is to always CHARLES P. HUTCHINS op-j Doctor’s Book on the treatment River. Inquire So, they ) in of best for for the summer mar- June 1921. the house and it obtaining fresh goods at rea-j or RALPH I. MORSE, estimate its The consensus of market; Freedom, Me., 14, of “Every living thing” with age. will prevent serious is 4w23 Maine. ket this holds doubly true. The infer- prices, increasing by leaps ant) in Belfast, opinion is that it lias been on earth colds and pneumonia. Don’t dose and Humphreys’ Remedies; tile better than the fertile ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. The sub- | •t also saves a well eggs keep the stomach with internal many long tru English, French, Spanish, Port- nigh 1,000 years. scriber hereby gives notice that it has been upset rem- ‘Sher- | ones. One more thing: The male but :tet for the farmer. uguese or German-mail ed free. LOST General William Tecumseh duly appointed administrator of tne estate of edies, simply apply MINTOL at birds will not increase and cold will of Civil war gave it as egg production night your be gone in the PARTIAL LIST Last Friday, an 8 months’ old calf, man, fame, VOLNEY THOMPSON, late of Mary C. of one whit; they are that many extra Montviile, morning. It’s inexpensive. Spaulding Melrose brown with some white, with white star his opinion that an army of 7,000 Jio. FOR mouths to feed while the hens are in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given formerly of Maine on face and large leather strap around its men could stund within its shade at Richmond, 1* Fevers, Congestions. Inflammations bonds as the law directs. All persons having 1 hustling to pay their own keep. sented to the State of Maine the 2. Worms, Worm Fever neck. Finder please notify high noon. demands against the estate of said deceased 3. Crying, Wakeful ness of Infants FAIR HOLMES are Maine Colic, desired to present the same for settlement, i s Regiment, Unitec ,. ,,le 4. Diarrhea of Children and adults and all indebted thereto are requested to make Trucking voluuteers, which was presentee? 7, Coughs, Colds, Bronc hitis Dr. A. M. la,e Lothrop payment immediately. I am prepared to do all kinds of truck- k. 'W Colonel Joseph Whitman 8, Toothache, Faceache Neuralgia Clean Teeth-Firm Gums THE CITY NATIONAL BANK ng. Furniture and piano moving a tv :."n« °f Richmond at the close of 9, Headache, Sick Headache. Vertigo Health OF BELFAST. ar °f the lO. Dyspepsia,Indigestion.Weak Stomach FOR 1921. specialty. Leave orders at the Rebellion, it will be dis-: of disease SALE Belfast, June stable, i„ The chief cause DENTIST Me., 14, corner of Main and Cross some suitable place in the State! I 3, Croup, Hoarse Cougli. Laryngitis is infection. The main A limited of streets, and they 14. Eczema, Kruptions source of infection _ will receive attention. yC^d} Go''*-_ quantity boards, prompt 15. Rheumatism, Lumbago is the teeth. To Colonial Theatre ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE, The sub* Mmsis- connection. and Malaria prevent in- suitable for Building scriber hereby gives notice that she has been Telephone ■ 16. Fever Afiue, plank, 2x4, etc., tollar Federal Reserve notes rais- fection TELEPHONE administratrix of the estate W. W. BLAZO & 17. Blind. Bleeding. Internal. External y. Trouble“T; and 336-3 27tf duly appointed of SON, Piles, __ are said to be rather too much Cold in Head This lum- 19, Catarrh, Influenza. Stomach Disorders building purposes. EMMA M. LEM LEY. of 126 Waldo Belfast. enc* late Searsport, Avenue, bee,. in Maine. One arrest has 20, Whooplnd Coutfh ire caused by infection ; 111 Boston for passing them in 21, Asthma, Oppressed, Difficult Breathing ber will be delivered in Bel- in the county of Waldo, deceased, and given 1( s**de at year Druggist PROBATE NOTICES 27, Disorders of the Ridaeys bonds as the law directs. All persona having 30, Urinary Incontinence THE AHTIDOLOB MFQ. CO. fast and vicinity at reduced demands against the estate of said deceased FOR SALE M Main St., Springrille, N. Y. To all persons interested in either ot the 34, Sore Throat, Quinsy are desired to present the same for settle- 77. Grip, Grippe, La Grippe •END SAMPLE TUBE FREE estates hereinafter named: and all indebted are A Children Cry prices. ment, thereto requested lawn tent of brown khaki. For sale by druggists everywhere. At. Probate Court bold »t Belfast, in and to make payment immediately to my author- _ FOR FLETCHER’S MILTON B. HILLS, for the Count; of Waldo, on the aecond Tues- ized agent, John R. Duifttm, Belfast, Maine. Can be seen at N. S. Lord’s HUMPHREYS* HOMF.O. MEDICINE C0„ dey of Jnly in the year of our Lard one MINNIE A. BULLLARD. Corner William and Ann Streets, New York. ^ASTORIA ! it28 Belfast^ Maine thousand nine hundred and twenty-one, The Waverly, Mass., May 10,1921. Sail Lolt. 2w29

s s- Colonial Theatre _ ~ TODAY " Exempt From Bureau Chiefs Must Help, Not Hinder [ cratlc interference, but several In-; Taxation in Maine stances of such action were called to, his attention. * He made It clear that the order to bureau chiefs did not mean that they: would not be given an opportunity to express their views on reorganization I —and from the Federal Income to the commission which has under- taken this work. the Surtax What the administration will not Tax up to countenance will be underhanded and organized efforts within departmentsjj FRIDAY to Impede the work of the reorganize-, Hard- tion commission. The President does THE STRONGEST VENGEANCE EVER DEVISED ing and the cabinet have de- WASHINGTON.—President not intend to have the committee’s clared war on the of Wash- BY MAN FAILED BECAUSE SEE influence task obstructed by selfish efforts of ington bureaucracy against govern- government employees to tighten their' ment reorganization' After 7% discovery Our personal holds on the federal treasury. that chiefs of bureaus had \ government The administration is with “THE STEALERS” been pleased conducting propaganda against the manner in which the reorganlza-J WILLIAM CHRISTY CABANNE’S the administration’s! plan to reorgan- tion committee, headed by Walter POWERFUL HUMAN ize the executive the DOCUMENT 'departments Brown of Omo, has taken hold of the President was aroused to action. Dis- Preferred Stock A STORY OF work, but does not expect that it will PUPPETS OF HELL cussing the situation with the cabinet be ready to report recommendations for more than an hour, the President for legislation until the regular ses- A Robertson-Cole determined upon a drastic Super-Special course, sion of congress beginning next De-‘ each member of the cabinet ~ being di- cember. i rected to serve notice upon all bu- SATURDAY The cause of the President’s order Price reau chiefs and Individual employees was the outcome of a complaint made WILLIAM FOX that propaganda against the execu- PRESENTS to him a few days ago by the chair- tive effort to reform the government man of the joint commission, that ac- machinery would meet with instant a Share tive propaganda to counteract the $107.50 EARL WHITE in dismissal from the service. plans Of tlie commission was in prog- The President did not disclose any ress and was likely to Influence con- “THE TIGER S CUB” specific details of organized bureau- gressional action. jj Yield 62% net ~~ n MONDAY Thirty Thousand Seals Go Into Coats Adolph Zukor presents A the census of seals on * TAKINGPribilof islands, Uncle Sam's fur- * Georoe ntzmaurice bearing ranch, Is the job of Dr. George *• O PRODUCTION D. Hanna. Each yea^ from May until ate September he strolls about among Central Maine Power Co. Paying the Piper: he huge boulders of the bleak shore, ( 'Hi'. DOROTHY D'C.KOON.ALMA TELL GEORGE FAWCETT znd ROD lodging the threatening bulls, who are Maine. La ROQUE to Augusta, eady fight to death to protect their u paramount (picture ,i mrems, counting the inhabitants. The first seals to arrive at Pribilof W. J. Burns, Central Maine Power Company, Belfast Representative ire the old bulls. They climb out of the water and select; homes for the short excursions for food. The pups females, who are afcouj a week behind. are bnm helpless like human infants Pribilof islands art, the first land are and are unable to swim for two .he seals have touched since the past or three months. The bulls remain for autumn, they spend the entire wln- with the females until the pups are er of seven months InJ midocean float- born anti the foundation for another on the ng surface or cjiving after food year’s cycle Is laid, then leave for wa- TUESDAY u the depths. \ ter to feed and fatten. Mrs. Mary Morrison, who had been the As fast as the females arrive the Hanna counts the of WHITE’S CORNER. Winterport FREEDOM only group* of Mrs. Susan returned “The Call From the Wild” Ad guest Harmon, to bulls take a ppsition on the females and the pups. He is sure of made a brief her home in Banger Saturday. •reaches and round up as many wives his count, for the seals do not land Edward Linnell of Bangor Miss Deborah Williams is home for her Thrills, Sobs, Tears. Happily Merged in as they desire, usually about thirty. at any other place on the coast. visit with his family here recently. B. F. Ham has rented the William Stev- vacation. These are driven “The Call From ihe Wild” by this ferocious bulls After the count is made govern- ens house and will move as soon as nec- Mrs. A. R. Wellman entertained mem- Ella Sprowl of Belfast is the guest of o the rock-bound heme, sometimes ment hunters enter the rookeries and be bers of the Monroe W. C. T. U., Friday, essary arrangements can made. her sister, Mrs. James Libby. \ thrilling five-reel scenic dramatic extravaganza, featuring Frankie Lee. six or seven blocks the water. kill a certain fj'om per cent of the hulls. the boy actor wonder, and “Highland the world’s The July 15. The many friends of Mrs. Louise Hall- Mrs. Blanche Nutt and Laddie,” younger bulls, fear the older Last year 20,000 were shot and the daughter of most famous dog actor. wh| man were saddened to hear of her ones or masters, follow the females fur marketed. This year Hanna esti- Mrs. Walker and daughter of Montreal, death, Waterville spent a few days the past And secure which occurred 15th at the home of what are left. Some of mates as many as 30,000 can be used. Quebec, are guests of Arthur Edmonds July week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the her younger males do not mate until The governments of Japan, Russia and family. daughter, Mrs. Ernest Thompson, in George Elliott. WEDNESDAY they are three or four years old. and the United States equally share Pittsfield. C. O. Miss Alice Whitney and Mrs. Josephine and of Production The seals remain on land eoutinu- in Whitney, Tracey children Vitagraph Special the expense and profit of the sea! Mrs. W. and Mrs. C. B. Jewett motored to S. Stevens entertained the are the rusly for three months except Mr. Concord, Mass., guests of her during rookery. Arts and Fairfield July 16. Crafts Club at her cottage at mother, Mrs. Josephine Maker, and grand- the lake Wednesday afternoon. Refresh- Mrs. "The of U’Doone Master Gerald Cousens of Bangor is mother, Nancy McFarland. Courage Marge ments were served and a of Atlantic with Mrs. Edward very pleasant Arthur Pichett of Makeup and Pacific Fleets spending a few weeks Boston gave a fine One of the Pictures of the Year, afternoon was passed. Big Linnell and children. organ recital after the evening services land will be the most powerful ship The remains of the late S. B. at the church visited Berry, last Sunday. Freedom peo- in J. W. Jewett, who recently\at this fleet, and will be the first bat- who was le in action in France C. B. has killed wh ple look ahead with pleasure to his visits. to be the home of his brother, Jewett, tleship equipped with 16-inch two af in Solon. years ago, arrived here Saturday Mrs. Mae rifles. As the fleets will returned to his employment Knowlton and son Theodore arranged, be services ternoon, July 16th. Funeral were went to last as follows: Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Larby and Byron Troy Tuesday to visit her held at the church Monday afternoon. Pacific—Flagship California, Mary- motored to Alton Sunday and were daughter,;Hazel Cunningham. Her grand- Larby Interment was land, New Idaho, in Pond cemetery. daughter Thelma returned with I Mexico, Tennessee, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leavitt. her for Mississippi, Arizona, Oklahoma and an indefinite visit. i Chinese Goods Nevada. Mrs. Julia White and Mrs. Erma White

— Rev. G. B. Atlantic Flagship Pennsylvania, spent the present week in Rockland, WEST MONTVILLE Wolstenholme delivered a able Amber Ear Pend Wyoming, New York, Texas, Arkansas, guests of Captain and Mrs. Frank Grindel. very sermon at the church Sunday Necklaces, Rings, li k. nattiesliips Arizona, Nevada North morning to a audience. He also Florida, Dakota and Delaware. H. S. inspector for the Bos- John Downer of Freedom is baying for large and Robinson, ants. Chains, Pans, and Tea. Oklahoma ha*e been ordered The Utah spokein the to a still battleship is assigned as was in town 19 Will Bowler. evening larger audi- transferred ton board of health, July from the jvtlantic to the flagship" of the European squadron. ence. He will fill the pulpit next lookmg after the sanitary condition of Frank Boynton is working in the mill Sunday Brown linens worked with blue cross stitch. Pacific fleet by Secretary Denby. The Secretary Denby said. both morning and evening. The church the milk supply. in"Freedom. battleship Maryland, just completed, The Pittsburgh, flagship of the has extended him a unanimous call and it White linens with blue and white embroidery. will also be is all this sent to tlje Pacific fleet. European squadron, will be returned Louis J. West of thU town, who has Merle Howard Hurd of Knox was in hoped by attending church that By the same order he will see his way clear to accept. Mandarin coats and squares. the battleships New to this country. The squadron will been principal of W aterville high school town last week. "York, Texas, Wyoming and Arkansas then in Hollis Blackstone comprise, addition to the Utah, for three years, has accepted a similar Harold Bowler and and sisters, Mrs. Place Cards of views near in water color.' •are family of Lowell, Peking, transferred from thfe Pacific to the the cruisers and Fannie Walker and Mrs. John Chatman Chattanooga St! in Bar Harbor high school. * Atlantic position Mass., are visiting his father, William from fleet. Louis, and three divisions, 18 Massachusetts, and Mrs. William Call and see them at the Journal office. totaling is Jones Secretary Denby said the redistribu- destroyers. The sympathy of this community Bowler. and Allan Pilley of Brooks were tion of and Mrs. Howard Clem- here July 22nd calling on Mr. BlacKstone’s the ships had made with Three destroyer divisions will extended to Mr. James J. Clement has been appointed Amy L. Sue M. Partridge. Ijeen be old friends. Mr. Blackstone has always Wilson, a view to assigning coal burners transferred from the Pacific ents of Monroe whose entire set of farm automobile also ttje to the inspector; highway po- been a good friend to Freedom Academy, to the Atlantic fleet and the oil burn- fire Atlantic, Secretary Denby said. The buildings were destroyed by early liceman. attending all of its alumni meetings when ers to the Pacific fleet an jas economic Atlantic and Pacific fleets, he forenoon. ever it was possible and doing his to added, Monday Willard Vose has one of the handsomest part measure. As soon us the new super- will be united for make the alumni what about three months of N. Y., Mr. meetings they is Joseph Rasper Webster, pieces of corn to be seen in this, part of should be. dreadnaught California completed each year in either the Caribbean sea the Mare and Mrs. Elijah Ritchie of Belfast and the county. 'by Island navy yard, she will or the Pacific near Panama bay, for replace the New Mexico as the the Miss Louise Temple of Lewiston were flag- training in combined tactical op- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hurd took an True Enough. ship of the Pacific fleilt. The callers at the home of Mr. and “The Mary- erations. recent auto trip recently to Waterville, Branch teacher says that our boy can’t learn to CHIROPRACTIC Mrs. G. H. York. Mills and Albion. write." '“That knows Lewis Libby and his cousin, Ernest boy his business. Many of Rev. C. D. Nutter and wife, who had a man wouldn’t have been Ingredients the Pot of who is spending sued for Big Melting Libby Melrose, Mass., been have return- breach visiting relatives here, of promise if he hadn’t put his For HAY FEVER the summer here, and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. composition'of the popu- ed home to Lubec. foolishness on paper.” 20 at Swan RACIALlation of the United States in Conant of Monroe spent July After the showers the hay crop made a a catch of fish. 1920, as announced by the census bu- Lake, bringing home good Its Main Characteristics. new start, and those who did not cut shows “There’s a DAVIS & reau, 94,822,431 white persons, Walter an apple exporter of fool-proof airplane on STURM, Weblin, early will harvest a crop in this 10,463.013 negroes, 242,930 Indians, good the market.” Boston, and his son were at Hon. C. M. Palmer School Graduate 80 Main Mi. 111,025 Japanese, 61,686 Chinese and section. “Good. What’s its main Chiropractors, St., Belfast. Conant’s and while there visited character- others. recently istic?” 9,485 The Japanese race ex- Miss Florence Nickerson of ralermo is 11 a. the orchards of the members of the Win- Office hours—9 to m., Mondays, Wedeesdays and Fridays. ceeded the rate of growth in the last for Mrs. to “It won’t fly.” of working Marjorie Penney ten of all other terport Fruit Growers’ Association years classes. help care for her brother, William Oliver, which Mr. Conant is manager. So Much a Unofficial estimates of the increase who is ill. Knot “Who is the best Ji Japanese in the United States, par- man usually at a The interest in the meetings here has on the wedding?” ticularly Pacific! coast, were cent. This the UNITY. decline, statement said, all to Rev. Mr. “The borne out In the official tabulation nearly been transferred preacher. He gets the profit TENT FOR SALE was due principally to the reduction which Fuller of Auburn is the Raven’s in Knox Center, and and takes no risk.” Battery revealed a rate of* expansion of in Carolyn guest1 meetings Storage Service) immigration during the war. Tent 12 in 58.9 per cent. California absorbed of friends in town. to Halldale church. by 14. good condi The greatest numerical Increase in RECHARGING and REPAIRING 30,596 of the growth of 38,868 _Too Dear for Him. j Japa- the white population was shown in Miss of St. N. is the tion. Sturgis John, B., She—I bought the dParest hat At Reasonable Prices. nese. On January 1, 192(), there were the district today. embracing Ohio, Indiana, guest of relatives in town. He ORRIN J. DICKEY. 71,952 Japanese in The CENTER MONTVILLE (absently)—Send it back and Caljfornla. Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin, the remainder of the was dis- Mrs. E. W. Jones was in Pittsfield'a buy cheapest. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2w3o Increase where the increase was 3,011,363. Belfast, Mrine tributed largely in Washington state The rate of few days the past week. James J. ment last Increase in the negro Mrs. Cle passed where there are 17,388; 4,151 Something in a Name. i Oregon population was the lowest on Mr. Hodges of Winthropwasa business week at Northport. record. Marie—He’s very narrow. and Utah, Colorado New York Evidence of the anc|- migration of the ne- visitor in town Wednesday. F. W. has sold his Mazie—What do with between 2,000 and each. Mason verbally farm you expect of a FOR SALE 8|X)0 gro to the north and west was found Mr. Rice and daughter of to a Mr. of Brownfield. flat? The white population Showed in the Lynn, Mass., Durgin ot only figures showing nearly three- A family horse, 5 years old, afraul a 16 per cent expansion and the fourths of are guests at the home of Simon Conner. Mrs. Olive L. and Miss Miriam Bartlett cheap negro the Increase In the negro nothing, a fine driver. Will sell 6.5 SlORAG?***?ArTERY per cent. Both the Indian and or 472.418 W. L. Fairfield of Pittsfield is have returned to Massachusetts. for a home. Inquire of population, of the 625,260 stopping “Costa Less per Month of Seruice’’ good Chinese groups dwindled 8.5 per cent gain in these sections. at Windemere Park. A growth of at the Austin cottage Harold E. Cushman and family were MRS. L. A. BROWN, and 18.8 per cent, respectively. The or about only 162,832, one-fourth, was E. T. Whitehouse and of F. A. Cusnman in Tel. 314-3 8 Alto Street in the white Lloyd Tozier, Sunday guests Mrs. growth population was reported for the South, the Lewis A. Gannon & Go. despite George Leadbetter were in Watervilie Belfast 3w30 considerably less then the rate for the fact that 85 per cent of the total negro At B. O. Norton's previous decade, which Was 22.3 per race still is there. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burkill of Chauncey Garage. Mr. and Mrk. Charles Mitchell were at N. Y., are at their place here, Hill View Street, Belfast, ^ Hound Lost their cottage at Northport a few days the Farm, for a vacation. ^High Maine.jj OAK HILL, Swanville. past week. Mr. and Mrs. R. M, Carter and Mr. and Male, black and tan, has been miasm* of Sport Miss Leta'Taylor, who has a position Mrs. R. P. Morang of Belfast were Sun- since July 19. Answers to name Hood’s Mr. Clarence Nickerson cut Mr. F. H. Anyone knowing whereabouts of such teaching in Massachusetts, is at home for day callers at P. W. Jaquith’a. WANTED- Roberta’ bay the past week. dog please notify the summer. Mrs. Volney Thompson and son, Ralph Hours on 31RLS FOR SNIPPING BEANS. For RAY T. HALL, Mr. Charles Watson has employment | particulars apply to Me- Sarsaparilla Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Larrabee of Monson J., are soon to move to Belfast. They 2w30* 62 Bridge St., Belfast, at the farm of Mr. Clarey inr Waldo ARTHUR L. RONDEAU, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.W. S. Lowell have secured a rent on Church street Kodak Co. Makes Food through baying. Finishing Saco Valley Canning the past week. Mf. and Mrs. Warren H. Miller and Mail orders promptly filled. Telephone 303. Iw30 Mr. Benjamin Farnham and friend Taste Miss Mary Fowler of Bangor is passing children and Mrs. Sadie Fish of Winslow FOR SALE Coo0 from Boston are guests of hia father, Mr. • i a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and were Sunday visitors at P. W. Jaquith’a. M. A. COOK’S H. D. Farnham and wife. III LOST Creates an acres of situated appetite, aids diges- Mrs. C. C. Fowler. Mr. Mrs. Ferris of Water- 136 Forty-five land, and Harry rea tion, purifies the blood, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snow and daughter A COMBINATION KNIFE, lost in the Islesboro, near Hewea’ Point. Price promotes Frederick Hodgea and family of New- ville and the Miases Beatrice and Kathryn to assimilation so as to secure full of South Thomaston and Mr. and Mrs. postoffice. Finder please return to aonable. Apply are at their cottage at Winde- Bowen of Palermo, were recent guests of T. B. T. DODGE. hutritive value of food, and to Walsh of Thomaston wape- guests of Mr. ton, Maas., FLANNAGAN, 24 Church Street. SOtf 13 Congress St., Belfast. Me. give strength to the whole and Mrs. E. C. Pea vey, July 24. mere Park for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cushman. lw30* system. I ) The follower* of Fantomas, the The serial, UniverulUt League will meet The four Boston boys detained in the will be pleased to learn that episode 11 Thursday afternoon at 2.30 at the Rest- Waldo county jail for the larceny of an and 12 will be shown at the Colonial on a-While club house. All member* are auto in this city, have made their third Friday, July 29th. requested THE to be present to help work for attempt to escape. Sheriff Frank A. Lit- PROGRESSIVE STORE the June Cathleen, the infant daughter of sale to be held August 15th. tlefield easily detected them each time. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Colcord, has been aale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday were The lawn party and on the Uni- taken to where she will be adopt- three of Boston, the hottest days of the season- tarian lawn last Thursday afternoon un- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colcord. he thermometer ranged from 85 to 90, der the direction of the Womana’ Alli- to Thomas H. Marshall Circle, Ladies of according location. There was little ance was largely attended and all the relief the G. A. R., will meet Tuesday after- atjjight as they were as breathless tables were well patronized. The net and a lunch stifling as the noon, Aug. 2nd, when birthday days. Not a drop of proceeds were over $150. Our stock is will be served. A full attendance is re- rain fell. gradually increasing each week with Hutchins & French, architects of Bos- many good quested. An earnest for summer. Our is request, is made that all in- ton, have been here the past week to things trade, too, increasing, which seems Herbert H. Stevens is patient at the terested make an effort to be for to ji present at make arrangements submitting plans prove that the good things we have must be satisfactory. was the Red Tapley Hospital, where he recently Cross room when it will be pos- for the new bankihg rooms of the Waldo ot operated on for by Dr. Eu- sible to the Ihe News appendicitis complete work on the order Trust Company in Masonic Temple. B. This week we expect in some very pretty hand-made gene D. Tapley. Mr. Stevens is superin- on hand. Remember the vault waists, Belfast this will be possi- F. Tripp of Boston, engineer, also other new time table of the tendent of Stevens ble only if waists, the frilled I |,e summer Delfast- the Leonard, & there is a large number of has also been here to arrange for the including waists—especially as follows: Bearce aboe to wear ;it,am R. R. is factory helpers present Thursday afternoon. plans of the new vault. good with suits. V A. M. P. M. ______stations Clarence E. Chapman of the U. S. A. There will be a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker have 6 30 1 10 lawn party on the BelUst.Lv. arrived to visit his recently parents, Mr. grounds of the school in bought the Charles O’Connell residence -V Point. 6 35 1 15 Greeley Swan- [ snd Mrs. John F. Chapman. He has been ville has been the Sargents.. 1 Friday evening, July 29th, under on Park street. It occupied ^SPECIALsfi- “ Modart Front 6 46 1 26 in the I Laced Corsets Waldo. hospital at Camp Devens for the auspices of the Mothers’ School past year by Mr. and Mrs. William M. 6 59 ’ 1 42 One lot Ladies’ Trimmed Hats at " trouble with his eyes. accom- The Bowkers will take posses- 7 14 1 57 Tuesday, League, Home cooked food, candy and Randall. Kao*. we are a demand panied his he went to Port- ice cream the fall. Already finding good ii. .unlike. 7 21 2 10 by mother, will be on sale. There will sion in early “ 7 80 2 20 land to consult a also for this specialist. be a short program. This will be a A Sad drowning accident. La- high grade garment and our :iecook ** 7 42 2 32 W' pleasant place to spend an 7 2 40 The Prizma color photography films evening. forest Richards of Dark Harbor, the 22 customers are in 1 :ham Junction.Ar. 50 speaking highest praise that were shown at the Black’s New Extensive plans are being made for year old son of Mrs. Fred Patterson, was of its fit and comfort. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS England Theatres presentation of “Rep- the food sale Saturday, Aug. 6 by .the drowned Monday afternoon while bathing ladies utation” met with such instant approval pf the Baptist church, The sale on the beach at Seven Hundred Acre Come in and let m show you, on <• will be Island. He was employed the island 2 Colonial Theatre publishes picture of all who saw them that Manager Clif* held in the vestry of the church rogram for the week. i last spring by Mr. Charles Dana Gibson ford has booked them for Tuesday in under the cate of a competent commit- $4.50 to $10,50 ,s & chiropractors, publish and went over to call on a friend. Price to Close Sturm, place of the Outing Chester Pictures. tee and there will be an opportunity for Monday Out fi-ssional adv. one o’clock he went in bathing friends to purchase a great variety of About Amy L. Wilson and Sue M. Partridge Company K., Capt. Basil R. Allen, of his calls for home-made daintily for alone and. soon after help L hinese goods. the Third Maine food, prepared, lUILtf Regiment will have a Charles Dyer to the beach. GOODS which the lias a well-known bu$ QB society rep- brought CORSETS Sleeper & Co. advertises Victro- ball in the Armory tomorrow, Friday, Our Toilet Irafonolas, records and other;lines utation. sot in season to save him. Mr. <3ibsofi on our iV’inirimet.t is Considered under the direction of Mrs Cecil Clay. Prices C|B Corsets have been one The and his son Langhorn went in their boat ot the most in this The will be to the com- regular business meeting of the complete section, il Coombs Co. advertises I proceeds applied materially reduced. We have some corsets, Public Health board to the spot where young Richards was very Our line of Hudnut’s pany’s mess fund. McKeen’s orchestra Nursing will be held Face in hats, toilet goods, etc. fine models now in Powders, at the Red Cross rooms seen to go down and with the use of ranging from will furnish music and one Monday, August price Toilet e Marble Shop has oil stovfe for there will be Kouges, Powders, Toilet Waters, 1st, at 4 p. m. Miss Ann grapplidg if'ins recovered the body easily of the popular moonlight waltzes. Ad- Kalloch, Ex- also Marinello Beauty Creams and tension Secretary of the New as it was in quite shallow Wafer. Rich- $1.50 to Shop al Maine Power Co. offer ’their mission, men 35, women 20 cents. England $5.00 Face ards was a fine man and had Powders. ■d stock, which is exempt from Home for Little Wanderers, will be pres- young many a The new one bills Also Misses’ Corset at dollar used by the friends who sincerely regret his death, ent and give a talk on her work. Miss qq Dinsmore store in advertising their spec- Flannagan advertises for finite Kalloch is most anxious to interest the Mrs. Foster Crocker of Fort Rent, who Porto Rican :r>St ial sale of shoes were stolen some Underwear | people of Belfast in this splendid work has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. dur Importing Co. offers val- time ng Thursday night. The thief special and the public are cordially invited to be Crocker several weeks, was the guest of Hand-made Night Gowns and coffee, tea, etc. : cut and slashed the window shades Envelope present. honor at several social functions the past Good Yarns Chemise. Each odge offers land in IslesborA for rather than take the risk of them. Shepherd garment cut raising week. Mrs. Annie D. Mathews enter- individually Edward W. hailing from Sears- and stitch II The loss was discovered early Friday Bowen, assortment of every done by hand. tained at a clambake at the x Shetland Dinsrnore Store advertises their and a lad of about 17 of Northport, 4 Floss, morning. Officers are the port, years age, investigating first Mrs. Crocker ever had the Iceland Wool, and o and three dollar shoe sa^e for was tried before R. privilege Cygnet Scotch. to case and hope to land the thief. Judge Clyde Chap- $2.89 $5.00 days more. of attending. The other guests were Mrs. man of the Municipal Court last Friday o Trust Co. advertises their bsnk- Mrs. H. who Harry A. Judge and Mrs. TERMS CASH. George Darby, underwent for the alleged larceny of a horse from Foster, Clyde ,ness. a very critical B. Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. C. operation Thursday at her the Sprague pasture in Waldo. It is also Chapman, vlton Electric Co. advertises elec- home on Miller street, is comfortable. Maurice Littlefield, Judge Maurice W. j said that he had taken a wagon and a H. H. COOMBS ring. Dr. E. G. Abbott of Portland with his Lord. List Wednesday evening Judge COMPANY bicycle near there. The evidence show- y’s Market offers specials in fish special Miss and Mrs. Chapman gave the party an MASONIC nurse, Thornton, assisted by ed that he traded the Sprague horse for TEMPLE, HIGH : »r articles for and Satur- STREET, Friday Drs. Eugene D. Tapley and Foster Small evening at the Colonial Theatre. Friday BELFAST, MAINE one he sold to Hiram O. Burgess for $5. of this city, operated. Miss R. Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Chapman gave T. Hall advertises hound lost. King, N., Later he went to Monroe, where he of the Children’s Hospital, Portland, is ! Mrs. Crocker a “send off’’ party at the Valley Canning Co. wants girls to worked for Walter Goodwin. He was the attending nurse and Dr. Foster C. ! Chapman home. It was also a genuine cans. found guilty and placed under $200 bonds Small the attending physician. surprise, party. Mrs. Crocker returned to appear before the Grand Jury at the es H. Field of Belfast was nomi- to her home Sunday morning as the CITYPOINT. A. F. Hurder has recover- September term of the Supreme Judicial guest FIFTH justice of peace July 22ild by ed from his recent of Mr. and Mrs. Colby A. RacklifT who ANNUAL illness and is about his Court. He was committed. will made the auto. >r Baxter and the nomination work as usual....Mrs. O. E. Clay, Miss trip by Wole for the Mr and Mrs O. E. Frost of this city action by executive Dora Newell and Basil H. Newell were Frank R. Woodcock has placed in his of unusual at its received telegrams interest July session. guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Webber window an unframed photograph of last Saturday. The first was from Mr. on a recent auto ride It is the Basil R. Allen of Compaiiy K, to China Lake ... Romange Cemetery. property and Mrs. Ernest Anderson of Passaic, Maine Regiment, has received a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Mosher, their son of Ralph M Johnson, who recently re- N. the arrival of their Cattle J., announcing Show an and in from Capt. Albert E. Hugh and niece. Miss turned from extended trip abroad in- Fair Andsews, Dorothy Shorey daughter at the City hospital at 9.30 a. iptain of the local company/ now recently autoed to Georges Lake, cluding visits to the world’s new historic Liberty, m. The second was from Mr. and Mrs. kular army and stationed alt Co- and spent the day on Marshall shore. spot*. It is one of the most interesting Arthur G. Wylie of Boston, announcing Ga., announcing the arrifal of of the 320 cemeteries of France as it Mrs. Charles Parks, the Misses Mada- the arrival of their daughter at the THE contains the of the 1 ., Jr. Capt. Andrews expects to graves members of NEW line, Gertrude and Ruth Parks of Fair- Brookline hospital at 5 30 p. m. Both is as the noted "lost battalion.” BELFAST, furlough in Maine as soon Ten thou- field, Clarence Irish of New York, Mr. said thaUmother and daughter were do- ndrews and little son are ready to sand of the 25,000 American boys buried Jacobs of Skowhegan, Mrs. William ing well Mrs. Anderson was Miss Ethola BELFAST, MAINE, rid they plan to come to Belfast in Romange have been claimed by rela- Simpson and niece, Miss Rebecca Law- W. Frost and Mrs. Wylie was Miss Myrtle iSlt. tives here and in a short time will be rey of Fairfield motored to Belfast Tues- E. Frost, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frost, to this country. After who owns a in brought seeing Robbins, garage day for a shore party at the foot of A*' who are receiving many congratulations. the picture and realizing what has beeu ty, was injured early Thursday lyn street. They w.ere guests of Mrs. H. In the recent at the home August 1921 family party done and will continue to be done the while his motor on by 16-17-18-19, riding cycle E. McDonald and also enjoyed the pleas- of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Knowlton, united efforts of France and America it ireet at the corner of Church, ure of using “Rest-a-While” club house. Congress street, were the living eight of seems wicked to take our heroes from riding up Miller and in his effort Aerial Exhibition William F. Whitcomb was given a the family of twelve children of William the where made their su- Each the a woman crossing on Church territory they Day by Maxine Air birthday surprise party evening H. and Betsey t. (Bruce) Knowlton. They sacrifice. The is e collided with a Ford car. Mr. Monday preme picture artistic at his home at Citypoint. A delicious were Mrs. Martha White, Mrs. Etta Wey- and in its centre stands a tall Service ; received a severe scalp wound, flag pole Company supper was served including mouth of Belfast; Mrs. Emma Kocher- from which floats the American being some three or four inches sandwiches, flag. ice assorted cake and an sperger of Boston; Mrs. Mabel Gregory Just the is a W. so another cut on the left fore- salads, cream, opposite cemetery Y. C. Pratt of The Lone Star Wild immense birthday cake with 52 candles. of Brooklyn; Mrs. Aimee Boston; A. hut where visitors are wel- West Each sides several minor bruises and always Company Day Mr. Whitcomb was the recipient of sev- City Marshal Marcellus R., Clarence M. come and es. The Ford car and motor cycle given every courtesy. and Edward H. Knowlton of Belfast. eral gifts. Shortly after supper there was damaged, except for a bent mud AT WORK ON the Draw. Engineer W. an “ice party” on the suggested by Their haif-brother, George Knowlton Barney’s Singing Orchestra with Vocalist u the car. He was taken to; the lawn, Light of the Boston Bridge Co. has been the unusual heat. the out-of- of Venice, Calif., is the only living cnild : Ur. Carl H. Stevens, where his Among in Belfast the past week and work on the of William H. and Melissa (Morrison) were dressed. Mr. Robbinsiwas town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis steel draw of our handsome concrete Miss Gertrude Mrs. Knowlton. First is Farmers’ e service in France during the Robinson, Robinson, Dndge is now progressing rapidly. The Day Day Cris Larson of Mr. and Mrs. Allie War and his many friends are glad Boston, John Dodge was before Judge Clyde R. construction c/ew is all here and six car Howard of East Belfast. was not seriously wounded in this Chapman of the Municipal Court last loads of steel have arrived. When com- Second Day is Merchants and Hanufac= Mrs. Wm. Veazie Pratt entertained at Thursday, the result of several days’ in- pleted this wonderlul piece of mechanism luncheon at the Johnson Homestead on vestigation of the entering and will weigh 170 tons and will rest on the turers’ Home Alliance of Woodland, breaking, Day for The Honorable Robert Skin- of in the house of Rob- small but very massive round pillar of has an interesting report of the Tuesday larceny property ner, Consul General to London, England ert Patterson of East Belfast, now of concrete that reaches to the very bed y of Miss Mary Jackson of Wood- Third is and Mrs. Skinner. The guests included Boston. Mr. Patterson arrived home a rock of the river channel. This pillar is Governor’s alif. Miss Jackson was for many Day Day Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson, Mr. short time ago and found his house ran- really the king pin of the wonderful a resident of Belfast, where with and Mrs. Arvine Wales, Miss Gabriella sacked and many things missing. He structure of concrete and enduring gran- Mary Woods she conducted a dress- Fourth Day is Automobile Miss du Mrs. John M. case one of the best in Day ! Page, the to Sheriff Frank A' ite, making bridges •'.g establishment. They were both Vivier, reported Miss Louise did this of the country. The center nent and faithful members of the Hinchman, Hazeltine, Mis* Littlefield, who excellent work in part Anne C. Crosby and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph much of the stolen steel plate support, the span, the track Methodist church. Miss Jackson recovering property Best Horse Racing Card Ever Seen in this Section of Maine Miller Johnson. The large round table as well as in the arrest of for the cobble work on which the draw aunt of Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant. Dodge, who was lavishly decorated with silver bas- guilty when arraigned will revolve, and also the false work Mary Jackson, affectionately plead Thursday. vii kets of nicotianas and ferns. He was bound over to the for the permanent construction as “Aunt Mary Jackson,” was grand jury of necessary 10 Races with Purses from $200 to $500 uiior guest at an informal draw will be reception Edward A. Wadsworth of this city an- the September term of the Supreme Ju- is in place. The operated by red her on the occasion of her nine- with bonds an electric controlled a nounces the engagement of his only dicial Court fixed at $200. motor, by switch, 'C'-ond birthday at the home of Mr. He was unable to bail and was com- a small amount of Mrs. W. S. White last evening. daughter, Miss Charlotte Burkett Wads- get r.quiring only very iuO friends gathered to honor the worth of Somerville, Mass., to George mitted Dodge’s two brothers, aged about man power to swing open and to close. of whom ’'genarian, many were fel- F. Thompson of Somerville. The wed- 8 and 9 years, were also taken into cus- About 95 per cent of the work of filling members of the First Methoiiisi will take place in the immediate fu- tody and questioned. He secured bonds in the grade from the eastern end of the 1 .. of which she is one of the most ding and was released. is now Despite her age she is keen of ture. Since the death of her mother, Saturday bridge to the road grade com- and active in body, taking a great Miss Wadsworth has made her home pleted and the side next the bay is being Manager Clifford is the con Merest in public affairs. “Aunt” receiving ! Electric Mary About 75 cent with her grandfather, George W. Bur- of the heavily rip-rapped. per I 11 has a multitude of who gratulations many patrons of the Wiring friends, from the S. H. S. of the fill on the west end is done. In ! a wishing her many returns of the kett. She graduated Colonial Theatre on the Black’s New ui. was since been fact the work in hand now seems to be She the recipient of a with honors and has employ- England theatres p.esentation of Pris- n number of gifts. in the Hancock Insurance office, the linishing touches to the massive ed John cilla Dean in “Reputation.” The pre- is a structure. In all probability the fills will i:tty Parties. Mrs. Reginald R. Boston. Mr. Thompson photogra- sentation opened with an overture by the 18 months over seas in be in two weeks. Frank R. Knowlton Ml and Miss Alberta W. Farnham pher. He served Haines Theatre orchestra of Watervilie, completed Electric Co., 101 Amu- Fatten of Highlands, the resi- tamed members of the S. S. Club the famous Yankee Division, Kenneth Weeks, director, followed by Hampden Belfast friends ex dent Mr. Keller of the State a few guests at the former’s borne nition train. Many Prizma which at once leaped into favor engineer, Block lations and best wishes. Road Department, and Llewellyn N. Ed- Hayford (Tel. 292-11) Beaver St. Wednesday evening. Dinner was tend congratu as attested by the many words of ap- m Prizma. wards, the Bridge Engineer of Augusta, at 7 o’clock from small tables cen- Mrs. Charles Bradbury enter- proval following Mrs. Jessie L Mr. and r are here at the rime. The con- with and white Hart Allen rendered “Kiss me present pink snapdragons tained about 85 people from Belfast, Again.” 10 Brothers of Notice of First he color scheme was carried out in Mrs. Allen was never heard to a tractors, (Jyr Waterville, Meeting of Creditors. Northport and Eincoluville last Friday better EXPERIENCED CROCHETERS AND r have been on their job at all times early In the t'ncious menu. The evening was below Rock- advantage, receiving hearty applause. District Court of the United States for at the Owl’s Hvd lnn> iust KNITTERS the District of Northern Division. :' Hula Theatre and late. They hope to have the bridge Maine, socially and with music. Miss Jes- Belfast autos left here at 11 The Hula Cartoon, What land. The dedication Labor In the matter of Herbert R. > a ready for its formal On silk and I” oartley of was an out-of- on a Difference Ffew Hairs Make put wool, angora bootees, sacques, Bankruptcy. Bangor a. m. and were joined by others the j Hill. Bankrupt. f The eastern end of the bridge pre- sweaters and leggings Steady guest. A in a merry mood. Day. headwear, To the of delightful evening is re- down. The favors were rustic nut everybody Musi- of creditors of Herbert R. Hill 1 roy, way attractive as home work. Good pay. Send sample ’r!ed...,. cal Famous sents the most appearance in the County of Waldo and District afore- Miss Florence E. Dunton en- baskets and the place cards large white Ge'»<* I***'. rates unless I order the paper discontinued. own forces from West Western Union. to take his Point ^ad y”1 OUR GREATEST BALANCED only safe way to remit is by Check. Postoffice MoneylOrder or dence, R I., to stake all on a battle in DRAWBRIDGE Express Orde the South. The arrival of DeGrasse with ^The ONE way it is surprising and in a French fleet in the block- Chesapeake, INanother it isn’t that in the most- the entrance to that and w J State of ing bay prevent- unexpected of places one often will Maine. State of Maine reinforcements find the of its kind. To ing reaching Cornwallis, greatest COUNTY OF WALDO, SS. WALDO SS. made the defeat of the latter inevitable. illustrate, across the Chicago river, i To the Honorable Justice of ihe To the Supreme Ju Honorable Justice of the Su; a 1 dicial next to be at “It is not strange that Cornwallis con- which is not nationally-known Court, holden Belfast, | Judicial Ccurt next to he held at 1 within i.'d for the A Roostii Platfoim Lo Con- County of on the within and for said sidered Yorktown a location for stream, at 16th street, Chicago, one 3 Waldo, County of Waldo good fourth Tu*sday of in the of fourth serv<° the September, year lutsday of September, A. U 1:< is a bit astonished to find a single- i Night Droppings. our Lord one military headquarters in spite of the ease thousand nine hundred and Respectfully represents Ralph M. lift, counterbalanced bridge that is | twenty-one: Belfast in the Countv of Waldo and with which the peninsula might be block- the df\, time is at least equal to that one of the marvels of engineering ami l*ObE] I, PARSONS of Thorndike, in the Marne,— a ed. It possesses truly remarkable deep produced at night the specialists find of Waldo a lhat he was the lor and greatest structure of County d Stale of Maine, re- lawfully married to gest Jones on water harbor, and Cornwallis counted on j t* at n-.ie average hen produces about spectfully libels and gives this Honorable Court the nineteenth day of October the kind in the world. to be 1912, the informed: that she was lav/fully married by Rev. George Alerriam, a u the maintenance of communication by (50 pounds ol‘ manure in a year. How- of the At this point an exceedingly heavy to Leon VV. Parsons of Thorndike aforesaid, at gospel duly authorized to ever are only he night droppings Lisbon in ■ at water with the he vy British forces in traffic interchange takes between Ealls, the State f Maine, on the 27th marriages, Skowhegan, in the place of Somerset and State New York. available for use, as the day droppings day November, A. D. 1903; that she and her of Maine: several large railroad systems and, said husband That lived are scattered over the have lived and cohabite.d togeth- they together as hush widely yards er wife at “Y’orktown’s harbor tvas put to good at the same time, the traffic on this as husband and wife in the State of said Gardiner ho: from Maine, Skowhegan, and ranges. The night droppings since the date ot ail in said State of use the V, orld war an t .--o for the little river is such that the con- their said marriage, and that ham, Maine, from ih during husy of their 1,000 hens would he worth about J>lo() there has been born to them four children now said marriage until the hint! tinuous flow of the rail traffic is fre- second time ph yed an important part in viz: A. D 1917: a year. As hen manure*, as it usually living, Albert H. Parsons, aged 17 rears; January, the of that the country’s marual history. In tile quently interrupted by passing Winnie M. Parsons, aged 15 years; fcveljn M. your libelant has always c. is cared for, contains only about oue- himself towards Parsons, aged 11 years, and Tina K Parsons, his said wife as a mouth of the Yo.k riv. r the ships. oppos.ie half its value, the loss through 16 ever true and affectionate husband: condition called for original aged months; that since their said This necessarily lhat on famous village the greater part of tne this form of neglect must he very marriage your libela: t has conducted herself the said ninth day of Jr.? \ which could he and D. a structure opened toward her said husband as a true, faithful and 1917, the said Alta V. Jones utterly Atlantic fleet at limes rode at anchor. large for the entire countrv. ed closed in the minimum of time and affectionate wife; yet the said Leon W. Par- youi libelant without cause eni w Tlie town or behind the defenses at the entrance city backyard-poultry- sons, wholly of his cove- parts unknown to him; that said utte There, was. at the same time, suitable to regardless marriage and man has two real incentives to induce nants and duty, being of sufficient ability, and tion has continued for more than thr to the Chesapeake, further protected accommodate the traffic conditions. being able to labor and provide for has stcutive years next prior to the filing nets and the saving of his hen manure. In the her, by patrols across the mouth of The nver is bridged hv one enor- grossly, wantonly and cruelly refused and libel; that her residence :s unknown his house should he first place poultry neglected to libelant and cannot be the York, dreaduaughts and lesser vessels mous span, about 265 feet long, which, provide suitable maintenance for ascertained by *Titns. of these bonuses is either under- Samples of salts recently sent from ; order and progress are beginning to fore- Make Pure Blood. For Constipation. Relieve Til as All the way or Texas to the laboratories of Gas, Sick Headache. I am.” iron hand in a velvet glove, gather. news that is coming out practically completed. the United Indigestion, Biliousness, Try them. 10c. 25c. At Duane go along of Washington is constructive and reas- States druggists. g was heeded in London and Legislatures of six other States have Geological Survey, Department of Pharmacal Co., sole proprietor, P. O. Box j suring. The shackles of business are the 1103, City Hall Station, New York. See " de those two authorized the payment of cash Interior, at Washington, D. C., and capitals gave , shortly to be stricken off and it is to be bonuses signature on each Of course I’ll to the movies if I can be comfortable. of the Texas Bureau of Economic Geolo- box._ go ir a free hand to their ex deliberations, there came given to set its house in or- service men, subject, under I and These Casco summer shoes are as and comfortable as gy Technology at Austin, Tex., con- light der. Tax revision that will revive the the to a Harding's invitation for a con- law, popular referendum. The ; tain percentages of potash that suggest any house shoe, but they are smart in appearance tired sinews of burden-bowed enterprise enough insider disarmament be- referendum in each case will be held this richness of the potash deposits of Al- S. C. M. to wear anyw here in vacation. look feel and, j is as sure as ^the Pattee, D., coming the moon. They good, good harvest >a ce and nutation of year. The total amount Germany. The samples were armaments has ! The railways are going to get the cash involved in these and I don’t have to fuss with obtained from two borings about eighty changing.” on to Pacific and Ear East- they need to buy new equipment and to States approximates j member of the can a lot more real en- $160,000,000. miles apart, sunk by oil companies in the ~~JV1asoni

over or these ex- PAPER Granite /D,uuu PhJEPSCOT CO., Monuments ■i who are training with pay, BELFAST. MAINb. 24 We take them from the in am monthly cost of $160, paid ledge the quarry, ernment. There are over 8,000 cut, polish, finish, letter and place them on your ‘bout pay, but at a minimum CHICHESTERSPILLSTHE DIAMOND BRAND. A lot in the One continuous and ladies I Ask your Dincgtst foe cemetery. process ie government for tuition and vui-vuei-ier ■ rfiamuau orsou/# wr one small X lMlls In Red and iiold mtunuS\ff profit. 535 a month. M boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon.1 V/ d Take no other. Boy of your ▼ a of this work is abundantly r Bruneist. Ask form i^Jiree-TEBi You avoid the cost of the f DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, (brig high stock, high y the records of 4,000 disabled years known as Best, C-fes^ Always Reliable freight and the middle men’s profits, which have DUTIES P' brings their S0LDBYPRUGCS1S completed training your monument down to the lowest aged in employment. These — possible price. Call and see for ! an yourself. average of $1,051 a year Expert Piano Tuning ering the army. in spite Today, to the and physical their aver- We Owe Repairing disabilities, Community A, S. Me. 0 wage is $1,550. LLOYD D. McKEEN, HEAL, Bridge St., Belfast, of this board has been the our home. BELFAST, MAINE. Iter First--To denuncination by several Phone 126-4. 41 tf f CoDgress, particularly Sena- Second-To our church. of Massachusetts, a Democrat- lt should be hept in mind that our 1 criticism applies to the board Third--To County, State and the United" •' Wilson administration. The States. n'* reorganized by President Hard- FOR SALE ie latter part of March and since Located on beautiful pond four miles from Brooks from Belfast. 'e subscribe for The Village, eight there has been no complaint Fourth--To Republican Journal. Address Box 94. Brooks, Maine. ervice men regarding the treat- "> have received at the hands of Fifth-To advertise in the The Jour- 'Ward, Republican FOR SALE air>ple of how the board is nal every week in the year. func- Low price second nand parloi 5,''* ‘nee its reorganization is fur- n lls work in Districts 2 and and kitchen stoves, 1,, 3, duties are ,1: d the States of New York, New If these fulfilled there isn’t a ques- "unecticut, Pennsylvania and J. AUSTIN McKEEN. “re- Since ii June 15, pending cases tion but what you will be States have been happy ; reduced from b i’ :yw‘ or a reduction of 9,148 and FOR SALE hidillerence to applications of ex- prosperous. mcn and interminable delay in 0 1 miles from Belfast on !l,em was one of the chief com- Cottage12 “gainst the board as it was or- Penobscot Bay. a,1 Mrs. Harry Winslow of Mass. Mr. Bert Paul, who happened to be near Flanders, Meader, Quincy, Fowl, 35 Wood, hard, 11 00 Shore, where she is spending the sum- Eugene L. Stevens, Mrs. W. M. Deisher, 75 came to their rescue. Roberts, mont, Kenneth and Miss Mildred Mrs. Annie Holmes Geese, 32 Wood, soft, 8 00 mer. 75 arrived Friday Mrs. O. S. Vickery, Mrs. S. C. Pattee, Ritchie, of ■' A Albion were Sunday guests from to remain with pretty out-of-door wedding took, RETAIL PRICE RETAIL MARKET and IceB and cof. Cobe, 77 Plymouth, Mass., Miss Bursch of Boston arrived Miss Bernice Rogers. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Daisy Hamilton, 78 Hatch and family. Mrs. Angus M. her son’s wife. place 35a38 2 20 fee were served the Holmes, Beef, corned, Lime, to visit Miss Bernice of after game. 78 Cobb when Butter 18a32 66 Friday Rogers Blaisdell, Monday afterdbon, July 18th, salt, Oats, 78 Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Sanborn returned at The White Rock. Her died at her Lothrop, Helen was united Corn, 93 Oat Meal, 5 Cambridge Georgiana C. Philbrook their daughter, Edith, 78 will last from a of several Cracked corn. 93 7 hostess a tea Monday afternoon The last named three having Saturday vacation in Albert Onions, gave home in this town last Saturday at the IA marriage to Rev. Akley Belyea out of the CASTOR at their cabin on this Corn meal, 93 Oil, kerosene, 18al9 from 4 to 6 at the Country Club in her play off to see which two days log Sandypoint of Aroma Illinois. The age of 74 years, 10 months and IS days. Park, ceremony 28 Pollock, 8 an uneven For Infants and Children shore. I Cheese, honor. three will qualify, as there is was performed by Rev. Albert I. Oliver Cotton seed, 2 4o Pork, 19 She was born in Islesboro, the daughter Yea* 00 8 number of entrants In Use For Over 30 Miss Pearl Hatt returned last week and Rev. Emma E. Harrison of Sears- Cranberries, Rye meal, The dance at the Country Club on of Daniel and Lydia J. (Pendleton) Phil- Clover seed, 32a36 Shorts, 1 65 mont. Mr. Oliver was of wsb a brook. The funeral was held in the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. from South Lagrange, accompanied by professor Latin 1040a 14 00 712 Thursday evening very pleasant Sherman, Flour, church afternoon with Rev. her cousin, Misa Ruth Rand, who remains at Kent’s Hill Seminary when the bride H. G. seed, 6 00 tugar,alt, T. I., bus. 1 25 affair, a number of carloads going down Tuesday ■on Richard and daughter Janet left C. Sauer of the Belfast for a visit. I and groom were in attendance there. Lard, 17 Sweet potatoes, 12 from Belfast. A delicious dinner pre- George Baptis Monday for a visit in Fayette.