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Issued Tuesday Thursday Saturday The Courier By Tha Caurlar-Guatts., 4(9 Main 8t„ THREE CENTS A COPY Established January, 1846. Entered aa Saaond Ctaaa Mail Mattar. Rockland, Maine, Thursday, May 14, 1925. Volume 80...... Number 58.
i The Courier-Gazette WHY HE DIDN’T SELL MAIN STREET AS IT LOOKED BEFORE THE 1853 FIRE TALK OF THE TOWN
THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK Mr. Berliawsky Had a Cus Frank B. Gregory is breaking ground for his new house on North NEW BARBER SHOP ALL THE HOME NEWS tomer But His House Was Main street. Subscription $3.00 per year payable ln ad Afire. Three Chairs vance ; single copies three cents. Tlie Deep Sea Fisheries, Inc, Advertising rates based upon circulation shipped a carload of export fish Tues and very reasonable. Insurance men have many ways day night. It will be eaten tn San 15 Limerock St., Rockland NEWSPAPER HISTORY and many wiles, but until Tuesday The Rockland Gazette was established ln of this week it Is not on record that Domingo. 1840 In 1874 the Courier was established anybody of that profession In Rock and consolidated with the Gazette ln 1882. Miss Louise Sawyer, Red Cross New Building land ever undertook to sell a house The Free Press was established ln 1855, and nurse, attended tlie New England In 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. that was on fire. Institute In Portland White Glass Fixtures These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. This particular instance was very Public Health much out of the ordinary. last week. jr .*. .»• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• ••• •• •• M Isaac Berliawsky owns the house Everything Modern ••• Secretary MacDonald of the ••• Carelessness Is Inexcusable, and on upper Rankin street formerly Chamber of Commerce reports a Ladies* Work a Specialtiy merits the Inevitable sequence.— ••• owned by the late William H. Kal number bf applications for positions Froude. ••• loch and occupied until about six as stenographers, bookkeepers and weeks ago by a family of the name M, »♦•••••••••« ••• ••• •• ••• •• ••• w general office work. First Class Service to Everybody of McCartney. iMr. Berliawsky, industrious realty SECOND LIEUTENANT The Rockland & Rockport Lime OPENS MAY 18 broker that he is, was showing a Corporation Is building a lime crush “prospect" through tlie dwelling in ing plant at the Northend. It will Examination Ordered For To tlie middle of tlie forenoon, when the have a capacity of 300 tons a day, ARTHUR L. ROGERS latter suddenly sniffed, and ex (SERIES FROM AN OLD PANORAMA—NO. 1) and will he ready for operation early morrow Night To Fill Va claimed that he smelled smoke. in June. 15 Limerock St., Rockland Mr. Berliawsky, wlio had been ab cancy Here. sorbed in liis business deal, also The story begins at the corner liead was Perry’s hall, where' Crossing Myrtle street we come The Chamber of Commerce is con sniffed, and came to the same con sidering an interesting proposition 57-59 Under the provisions of Section 37, of Pleasant street, with a picture many entertainments and dances I to the house which was occupied clusion. as to the housing of the industry the Military Law, an examination of of the northern half of the house were held in its day. The struct hy Rockland’s first lawyer, Ed The owner and would-be customer which wants to come to this city. candidates for fhe appointment to the adjourned to the open, and found which was owned by David Rob ure is now owned hy Mrs. Carrie win S. Hovey. Because the lot All suggestions will be welcomed, grade of 2nd Lieutenant Coast Artil | the front of the houge was afire. inson. The building is still stand F. Gould, being occupied on the was enclosed by a high fence and however. lery, will he held at Rockland, Friday, R did not take tong for Chemical ground floor by Jack Green’s! May 15, at 7.30 p, m„ or as soon ing and is occupied by Mrs. trees, and because the owner No. 1 to ascend Rankin street hill, confectionery store and Knight kept a tame deer in this “|Ktrk,” The lives of 165 Rockland dogs had' thereafter as practicable to fill the or to stretch 2500 feet of hose from Emma F. Crockett, proprietor of existing vacancy in the staff 240th Bros.’ market, and overhead by fhe hoys bestowed upon Mr. been officially saved up to yesterday ANNUAL DANCE REVUE tlie remote hydrant. While the hy the fancy goods store near the morning, that number of dog li BY THE PUPILS OF Coast Artillery. All enlisted men or drant was laboring in Its vain task Thorndike. Hotel. the Colonial Chambers. Hovey the title of “Earl.” 'fhe any non-commissioned staff officer censes having been issued. A num of trying to force water up the long deer escaped one day and the JENNIE HARVEY PERCIVAL wiil lie permitted to appear before 'fhe dwelling next north, but Next north was the bouse own-1 ber of delinquents are yet to he heard hill the chemical hose was being used further removed front Main ed by Israel Berry, grandfather crowd had an exciting time in from. the board for a competitive, prac with some effect, hut the fire had tical and theoretical examination. All begun to work into the partitions and street is that which was owned of E. W. Berry of Broad street; caitching him. ARCADE, ROCKLAND candidates must meet the age re Charles W. Livingston, George W. roof, and water alone could reach the by Janies Robinson, father of who was born there. 'fhe I lovey house, si ill standing quirements set forth by the National Smith, Abram W. Nye and Fred S. blaze. Guard Regulations, 1922. Capt. Gardner L. • Robinson. Capt. David Robinson and —the nucleus of the block now March are attending the 106th annual A general alarm was sent In and FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1925 The enlisted man whom the board That building has also survived Freeman Harding kept a grocery owned by F. F. Simmons, fruit diocesan convention in Portland, as Chief Havener assembled enough* ap AT 7:45 O’CLOCK ' considers best qualified will he ap the years. store in the next building, which and confectionery dealer. delegates from St. Peter’s Episcopal pointed or if none successfully pass paratus to extinguish a conflagra church. tion, but still tlie department was Crossing Pleasant street we today is Flint’s Market. The old Picture No. g in this scene will . : : MUSIC BY : : the examination the Governor will make the appointment to fill the va helpless because there was no water. come to the building which was bouse adjoining it was occupied take our readers northward from Albert Winslow, assistant express MARSTON’S ORCHESTRA cancy. Back down the hill went the chem known as Perry block. It was by Freeman Harding, and on tbe Ihe Hovey house lo the northern messenger on the Rock land-Booth- Detail for the board: Major Ralph ical with the new pump. Eventual owned by Ephraim Perry, who site of it stands the building side of Park street, which by the bay Harbor Landing route, is having A Pleasing Program of Interpretive, Classic and Ballroom Dancing W. Brown, Capt, Maurice Wi. Green ly the hose began to fill out: some a fortnight’s vacation which will be body hollered: “Here she comes!” the had a store in one corner. ()ver- known as the Donohue block. way, had not then been laid out. largely devoted to agricultural en Specially Costumed law, and Capt. Russell D. Gray, all of the 240th Artillery. man with the nozzle aimed where the terprises. Hiram Bassett is his ADMISSION 50 CENTS. DANCING AFTERWARDS billowing flames were thickest, and ON HIS SEVENTH TERM substitute. i 56-58 Parker Norcross has opened a the lady whp had been industriously WE WANTERKNOW! in auto tragedy used-car salesroom in the Blake ga- working In her posy garden through Knox County patrons of the turf ! rage at the Northend. it all deserted it long enough to see George E. Orbeton, Formerly will be interested to know that what would happen. The Ship McNcar Walter Newbert has sold Eva Frisco The stream which struck the burn Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — of West Rockport, Killed 2.11*4, which is a beginning and may “AT THE SIGN OF ing building had a real ki<* to it, Acknowledging an answer to my be means to a cleanup of the entire PORTLAND and for about five seconds that fire inquiry for the ship MeNear. Evi In North Conway. stable as per his statement of sev THE ORANGE CANOPY” r got a terrible soaking. And then, dently Mr. MeNear was on the ship eral weeks ago. far down the line, a section of hose with me at the time I served on her. Deputy Sheriff E. Stuart Orbeton I recall a young fellow by ‘ that ! rece[ved a telegram last night, stat- SUNDAY burst under the heavy strain, and Dandelion greens for dinner and water which was intended for the name. If it was he, he will recall jng that hls father, George E. Or- dandelion greens for supper is the .firemen shot half way to the zenith. iMr. Parker, and the “time" we had beton, had been killed in an auto program in many a Rockland house TELEGRAM This process was repeated three with him—how (he) Parker, went to mobile accident at North Conway, hold just now. And such was the times before things were in good sleep on the after house, nnd tlie |je ]eft ut once for the scene of the program at the Methodist church Arrives Early Sunday working order, but the fire was a ship went aback, and I rapped on tragedy, accompanied by Fred K. Tuesday when two nice meals were the cabin window for the captain, Linekin. i Morning most accommodating one, and worked served under the direction of Mrs. so slowly, that the building was only and how Parker was disrated on .From meagre details which were Austin iW. Smith. partially destroyed. that account. But 1 don’t remember re<.eJve
Claremont Commandery conferr,ed Miss Selma Hertxgaard who has TALK OF THE TOWN the orders of iRed Cross and Malta< been one of the nurses on the staff on Frank A. Tirrell and John New of the Rockland Red Cross since the COMING NEIGHBORHOOD EVENTS man Monday night. , beginning of last year, owing to her May 11-16—Clean-t’p Week. ill-health has tendered her resigna May 14—Annual Financial Campaign and Raul Seavey, who has been on the TU lien' Rally at LHtlefleld Memorial church. SATURDAY, MAY 16 tion, which the directors have ac May 15—.Mrs. Percival's dance recital at water wagon—for the city—Is now cepted, and she will return to het EXTRA! EXTRA! the Arcade. wrestling with gasolene at Moody's oil home in Minnesota. The vacancy SATURDAY May 16 {Baseball)- Rockland High vs and gas station, Park street. Brewer High at Community Park Will Be Opening Day thereby caused will be filled as soon May lo (League Baseball)—Camden High as possible. vs Thomaston High in Thomaston; Vinal Wesley Curtis, whose vegetable haven High vs Lincoln Academy In Newcastle. garden produced grain alaphol, re Rehearsals of Mrs. Percival’s dance 50 Women’s and Misses May 17—Wessaweskeag Inn opens tracted his plea of “not guilty’’ and MAY 16 June 17—Explorer .VfecBtillaii leaves Wis We invite you to inspect our pupils, for the revue and dance re casset for the Far North was sentenced to two months In jail cital tomorrow night at the Arcade, May 20-21—Senior Class play "The Charm and lined $100. School," in High School auditorium. NEW SERVICE STATION have been held zevery day this week. May 21-23—Trial of cruiser Memphis on The program shows 11 rare acts, Rockland course. The Grover C. Knight .house on some of them never before attempted ONE DAY ONLY May 20—Annual strawberry supper of Bap Frederick street has been sold Which is Now Complete in Rockland, and include the Chil tist Men’s League. through L. W. Benner, real estate June 5—Catuden—Annual school fair and dren’s Pastimes, May Time. Sleepy •peretta. agent to John H. Meservey of South Time, Rose Petals* My Lady Goes COATS May* 27—Knox County W. C. T. U. con Thomaston, who will occypy it. As an inducement for you to call and get ac vention in Baptist church, Warren. Walking. Dance of the Clowns, La May 30—Memorial way Bellerina, Blue Birds, Bolero Waltz. June 7—Warren High School graduation. The 13rd annual sessl<|B of the quainted with oyr service, we will give a Gal Soubrettes, A Bit of Jazz, Ball SATURDAY June 18—Rockland High School Graduation Grand Chapter of the Order of the in New High School auditorium. Room Dancing, by the classes, and Sept. 13—Standard Time resumed. Eastern 'Star of Maine wl)l convene lon of Motor Oil FREE to Everyone who will be followed by public dancing. Sept 30-Oet. 2—State Convention of W C. In Masonic Temple, Portland, Tues Mrs. Cross and Marston’s orchestra At $19.75 T.U. in Auburn. day and Wednesday, .May J2C and 27, during the opening day has his crank case furnish the music. The program Golden Rod Chapter of this city will starts at 7.45. After clearing away from our sale we find we have MAY 16 be represented. drained and refilled with TOCO Motor Oil. Brewer High and (Rockland High Fifty Coats which will be sold at an play on the Broadway ground at 2.30 Opportunity Class will have a Saturday afternoon, and the contest The police force was on the point OPEN DAY AND EVENING cooked food sale at M. B. & C. O. Extra Good Value should draw out a big crowd. of arresting the city marshal yes Perry’? Market, May 29. 58-It terday morning for disturbing the THESE COATS INCLUDE: Benjamin Philbrook and A. C. peace. But It wasn't Lukp's fault Read Burpee’s ad of 'Saturday sale Jones (time in last night from a day’s that he slipped while fastening back OILING, GREASING, CRANK CASE SERVICE of breakfast suites.—adv. FUR COLLARS FRONT FLARE fishing at Georges Like, in Liberty, one of tlie stairway doors and with eight salmon and a couple of plunged hiH hand through the glass. bass. All of us slip sooner or laser. In the year 1924 kidney dis FUR CUFFS JOHNNY COLLARS THURSTON SERVICE STATION ease killed 87,378 people. A The list of nominations for the physical examination on every The Grand Army and affiliated or FUR BOTTOMS SPORT STYLE Maine State Fair races in Lewiston birthday could have prevented much ganizations will attend Memorial Corner Park and Broad Streets Rockland •Sept 7-10 has been made public. of this. Rockland Red Cross. Sunday services at the Universalist + MATERIALS: KASHONIA, POIRET TWILL, Nominations from this section are church, Sunday, May 24. The pastor made by F. iM. Simmons stable, Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker will preach TWILL CORD, FLANNEL, ETC.______a special sermon. Rockland, George W, Bachelder 1885 1925 Rockland, Jesse Benner, Waldoboro, Forrest Bond, Waldoboro and Dr. Local Odd Fellows are making William EUlngwood, Rockland. :: Memorials:: ready for the district meeting which SPECIAL SILK DRESSES will be held in this city Saturday TO ODD FELLOWS Wessaweskeag Inn in South E. A. GLIDDEN & CO. night, with District Deputy Luke S. Thomaston opens next Synday for District Meeting of District No. 16, will be held WALDOBORO, ME. Davis in charge. Supper will be its eighth season. AH of the rooms served at 0.30. The St. George lodge have been handsomely papered and in Rockland, Saturday, May 16. Grand Master will werk the first degree. painted, and the pretty little resort George Ellingwood of Gray and several other BORN $10.98 which overlooks the Wessaweskeag Hatch Rockland. May 11. to Mr and Mrs What’s in a name? A lot sometime?. River Is prettier than ever. Mr. and Grand Officers will be present Supper will be Forrest Hatch, a daughter—Ruth Mildred, Sty pounds. -f In the Tuesday issue of this paper Mrs. L. B. Smith have earned a Mrs. James P. Aylward was given served by the Rebekahs from 5:30 to 7:00— Lord—Rockland, May a, to Mr and Mrs. widespread reputation with their Guv S. Lord, a son—Paul Simmons. credit for receiving the Mother’s shore dinners, and are opening much Standard Time. Lukarsky—Pasadena. May 1. at Pasadena Day message from "Prent and Bob’’ Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs W. F Lukavskv. Don’t Forget the Date or Place earlier than they had expected to ('Mildred Flint) a son .—Gordon William. Aylward. enroute to Cleveland via because of so many telephone in LUKE S. DAVIS, D. D. G. M. Libby—Rockport, May 12. to Mr. and Mrs. the Mudlark. The mother of these quiries from would-be patrons. Everett E. F Libby, a daughter. youngsters is Mrs. S. B. Aylward. Drlnkwater—South Thomaston. (Spruce but they are such good pals with Head) to Mr. and Mrs Earl B Drlnkwater, The first meeting of creditors in a son. •Aunt Annie” that the mistake was ■Start the day with a smile by eat- I One does not ordinarily associate a natural one. the matter of Virgil F. Hoffses of Cutler - Cook Co. Cushing was held by "Referee in ing your breakfast on a gaily finished men with rummage sales, but the MARRIED Bankruptcy William T. Hall, of breakfast suite. You can finish Knickerbocker Class of the Universa Holt-Doherty—Rockland. May 1ft. by Rev. Keep the Home cigar burning. one yourself. Read ad. on page 2 list church will stage a show in the E. V. Allen, Carl Holt and Miss Shirley A Tel. 288 Smoke J. W. A. cigars. Bath, in Knox County Probate of Doherty, both of Rockland. 346 Main St. Rockland 54-59 fice Tuesday afternoon. It appear about sale at Burpee's.—adv. former Gonia store in the new Bick Collamore-Simmosis—Friendship, May 1, by ing that the schedule of the bank nell Saturday. Any one having ar Rev L E. Carter, Nelson J. Cotlamore
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ROCKPORT Mrs. Margaret Adams and Mrs. EASTERN STEAMSHIP COURIER-GAZETTE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Myrtle Philbrook have been guests of Mrs. Adams' mother, Mrs. Addle k LINES, Inc. 1 Carver in Vinalhaven this week. Chester L. Pascal has been spend BOSTON & BANGOR LINE ing a few days in Bangor. Mrs. E. C. Merriam has returned STANDARD TIME from St. John, X. B.. accompanied hy Leave Bangorfdaily except Sunday) her nephew, Ernest Clish of Cape at 2 P. M., Winterport 2.43 P. M., of Cape Breton. Bucksport 3.30 P. M., Belfast Chester Leach of South I'nion and a P. M.. Camden 5.45 I’. M., Rock Mrs. Elizabeth Coombs of Simonton land 8 1*. M„ due Boston following were united in marriage Saturday morning about 7 A. M. Return: evening by Rev. diaries Paul of War Leave Boston G P„ M. (Daylight ren. They were attended by Miss Saving Time). Lucy Leach sister of the groom and Leave Buckland (daily except Mon Mrs. Minnie Wellman. After the day) at 5 A. XL Camden 5.45 / ceremony a reception nnd luncheon A. M., Belfast 7.15 A. M„ Bucks was served at the home of Mr. and port 8.45 A. M., Winterport 9.15 A. M., due Bangor 10 A. M. Mrs. Willard Ia?ueh in South Union. Mr. and Mrs. Leach are spending a BAR HARBOR AND week in Simonton after which they BLUE HILL LINES will reside in South Union where tho Leave Rockland (daily except Mon groom is employed in Thurston’s day) at 5 A. M. Returning leave Well-Merited Success Casket Factory. Bar Harbor 1 P. M. and Blue Hill Cards have been received announc 12.30 P. M. for all landings in each A distinguished citizen, honored ing the marriage of Walker Merriam direction. politically and professionally, Ur. R. V. Philbrook to I.eonora Anita Griffin, Sailings daily from India XVharf Pierce, whose picture appears above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phineas P. Boston, for New York at 5 Ij. M. Griffin of Los Angeles, California. (Daylight Saving Time), made a success few have equalled. His Tlie ceremony took place Friday, pure herbal remedies which have stood April 24. Tlie groom is the son of Vinalhaven and Rockland the test for fifty years are still among Mrs. Sophia (Merriam) Amsbur.v, the "best sellers.” Dr. Pierce’s Gulden formerly of Rockport. He ts re HERE is a new Delco-Light—a Completely Installed at a Steamboat Co. Medical Discovery is a blood medicine membered by many In this vicinity Delco-Light that places electricity who extend congratulations. Small Extra Cost The direct route Detween and stomach alterative. It clears the Twithin the reach of every farm in The High School Seniors leave to In addition to this, special arrange ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA* tin, beautifies it, increases the blood night for Washington, D. C„ taking America. It is lower in price than any ments have been made whereby the VEN. STONINGTON AND SWAN'S upply and the circulation, and pimples the Boston boat from Rockland. Delco-Light Plant has ever been. And ISLAND Delco-Light Dealer in your community WINTER ARRAN GE KF** 7 t©. 1^25. Western Newspaper Union.) and eruptions vanish quickly. Beauty There are 10 members with principal it can be bought on terms so easy that The trip will consume a week, will install your plant and wire your (Subject to change without notice) Horizontal. is but skin deep and good blood is be no farm family need wait any longer to IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. Vertical. and Mrs. Hale and Miss Charlotte house for five lights to be located wher 8. 1924. 8— A favorite 6—Point 1— To appear neath both. For your blood to be good, give its home the wonderful benefits of our stomach must be iu condition, your Cross as chaperones. The whole ever you specify. You will receive with Leaves Swan’s Island dally except Sundayg 7—A sacred symbol 2— Italian monetary unit community unites in wishing the electric light. the plant five beautiful spun-brass light at 5.30 A M. for Stonington, North Haven, 9— Note of musical scale 3— Jumbled type 4—Attempt liver active. This Discovery of Doctor youngsters well on their trip. Vinalhaven and Rockland. 10— Belonging to me 6—Number of years Pierce’s puts you in fine condition, with ing fixtures complete with bulbs. Returning leaves Rockland at 1.30 P. M. 11— Every (abbr.) 6— Maternal parent Movies Saturday afternoon and All that electric light means in com for Vinalhaven, North Haven, Stonington and 12— Preposition 7— Gleeful all tho organs active. Ask your near- evening. Feature picture. "Big Tim fort, convenience, safety and economy is And all of this—plant, installation, Swan's Island 14—Retained 16—Stern it druggist for Doctor Pierce’s Golden wiring, fixtures, everything ready to turn B. H. STINSON. 8— Location of famous World war ber” with William Desmond; serial now available to the million farm homes General Agent. 17—Protective covering for a dress battle Medica1 Discovery, in tablet or liquid “The Iron Man” chapter 9, and reg on the lights—will cost you only $53, in Rockland, Maine. Oct. 6. 1924. 20—Make up for 9— Meadow 13—To knot ular two reel comedy.—adv. that have always wanted electricity, but 22—Lawn ’ 23—Painfu’ 16—Walk on 16—Large ape form, or send 10 cents for trial package addition to the price of the plant itself. 24— Note of musical scale 18— Bay window of tablets to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel have felt that its cost was too great. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD j 25— Three-toed sloth 19— Northwestern state (abbr.) in Buffalo, N. V. WEST ROCKPORT Eastern Standard Time < A Small Down Payment- Trains Leave Rockland for ' 26— Mocked 28—Small island 20— Like 21—Your health! Mrs. M. J. Oxton was the guest of 30—Salutation 81—Book of maps 26—Shield 27—Act Jkn Amazingly Low Balance on Easy Terms Augusta. A57 00a. nr, |7 45 a m., fl.lOp. m. , 33— Leaf of a book 28— Middlewestern state (abbr.) VINALHAVEN her daughter. Mrs. William Benner Bangor, A §7.00 a. m., t7.45 a. in., tl.10p.ni. \ Price Boston, A §7.00 u .in , t’.4'» a. m , tl 10p. in. 34— The Orient 29— Artist's standard Rev. Albert G. Henderson, the new pastor cf in Rockland Tuesday. Finally, we have arranged that this Brunswick, Aj7.00 a. nr, |7.45a. in., |L10 p.m.; 35— Same as 24 horizontal 30— Bum actor (cant) 32—Evil niiMi church of Vinalhaven. began his work Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tolman of For months we have been working on new low cost for Delco-Light, completely t.».3."» p. nr 86—Continent (abbr.) 36— Inhabitant of Scotland here last Sunday. In the morning he gave a Glencove were at their farm here Lewi;ion. A§7.00a. nr, |7.45a. nr, fl-IOp. m. 38—Father 40—Half of an em 37— Consumed 38—Burst mother’s sermon upon the subject ’ The Due the development of this new Delco-Light. installed, can be paid on terms so easy ,v York. 11.1 Op. nr 41—Local 44—Female deer 39—At a later time Who Stands By ” In the evening he spoke Tuesday. that anyone can take advantage of them. Portland, A §7.00 a. m., |7.45 a. m., fl.lO p. m., 45—Seed casing 42— Boy’s name ’Take a Chance ” He comets to Vinal Those who have been having the Our years of experience as the world’s t’».35 p. m. haven from Greenville. R I., where he was grippe the past week are able to be The total cost is only $248, including Waterville, A57.(X)a.m., f7.45 a.m., H-10p. m. 43— Paid notice pastor for five years During that time largest manufacturers of farm electric Wodwich, A§7.00 a. nr, |7.45 a. in. tL10 p m.; Solution will appear ln next Issue. freight (a little more west of the Missis were added to the membership and the out again. plants have enabled us to design a plant t->.35 p. m. church's budget was raised from $2000 to Mrs. Jennie Merrifield of Rockland sippi). But you make only a small t Daily, except Sundays. 5 Sundays only $4100 has been the guest of her son, Perley that will give dependable electric light A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Wool Solution to Tuesday's Puzzle I’nloi Church Choir will meet Friday night down payment. The balance is payable wich. WALDOBORO at the restry for practice. Merrifield this week. to any home. And our enormous manu Mrs F. I. Roberts entertained the Occi The Mission Circle will meet at the on easy terms, arranged to suit your H •Mr?. Ji'tl-un Benner of Hartford. Conn, la dent (Tub at her borne Monday evening facturing facilities enable us to build this convenience. at Mr and Mrs Morrill Benner’s where she Arthur Thomas is employed as clerk at church this Thursday afternoon to 100 will spend the summer. tack quilts. plant at the lowest possible cost, and to ’Mrs W Flint and Miss Gladys Flint R. Smith’s clothing store 100□ 0 spent th- in Rockland IMrs Aura Roberts entertained the Apron Miss Lottie Ewell of Rockville sell it at a price that makes Delco-Light Ask for Details S||F E Mr. ni I Mrs B G Miller and Miss Mary Tub Tuesday to an ail-day session. A dau- called on her niece, Mrs. Leman Oil 20 PER CENT de.ion green dinner was served. a real economy. Never before has such an offer been Louise Miller spent Sunday in Lewiston. ton Tuesday. sea,. F.oyd Benner and, Hamid Perry were in Mrs Fret, Robbins of Green’s Island has made. Never before has Delco-Light BSED QBS □SEiST Boston last week. been the guest of Mrs. Mary Noyes the past A Non-Storage Battery We give regularly until 'Mrs. Henry Crowell returned Tuesday from few days. cost so little and been so easy to buy. It asnsDi A Q CODE Knox Hospital, 1. SOUTH WARREN UNION II. H. Lermond left Monday for Royal Grinnell has bought out the Ills season's work at I’armacheenee stock and fixtures of the Pond store and wiil continue the sale of confec ren Lake. tionery, cigars, ice cream and soft Airs. I,. It. Bucklin who has been Two Glenwoods that were first lighted seriously ill. is somewhat better. drinks. All are glad to extend a Miss Leila St. Clair visited her cordial welcome to our young men who show pluck and courage to stay- r-—...... ’ ...... uncle, Romanzo Spear at West War- en last week. Mr. Spear is in very in ihejr home town. Mr. GrlnheU graduated from the U. H. S. last year poor health. when Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. James Packard of and is accorded a full measure of \ * Bangor were weekend guests at L. success in his new undertaking. R. Bucklin’s. Nye School observed rbor Day in a very enthusiastic manner. In the Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wood and Miss afternoon the pupils extended the at was President— Leila St. Clair went to Warren tractions of their surroundings by Thursday evening to the meeting setting out maple trees and putting called t i form un Alumni Association. in Mother Nature’s care two fine gul Mrs. Georgia Burns of Friendship dens carefully planted with hardy- ‘T^ARLY in the fall of 1885, I was tlie guest of her mother, Mrs. T. seeds and shrubs. Their willing MOTHERFletcher’s W. Marshall Monday. ness and patriotism was much ad J—/ purchased two Glenwood Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Wood and Mr. mired by their teacher, Edward P. Castoria is especially pre and Mrs O. A. Copeland attended the Ames. The enrollment of the school community gathering as invited stoves — one for cooking and the pared to relieve Infant® in is 23, and the average attendance guests at what Is known as the Rook is 22. arms and Children all ages of Schoolhouse Saturday night. other for heating. I am still(l925) Mr. a'nd Mrs. Austin Titus of East Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Mrs. i.izzie Veiga of Boston is Union called on Mrs. Bertha Sim making a visit of 10 days with rela running both stoves — the cook Colij and Diarrhea; allaying mons Sunday. tives and calling on old friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Justin M. Ames, Miss Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach Elmer Overlock has gone to Mt. stove all year round and the heat Grace Walker and Mrs. Starrett of Desert where he has employment as and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. Warren called on friends here Sun sh wyer. day. ing stove from early fall to late Ms. Carrie Packard of Bangor IJnnie Brewer of Rockland was a c me Tuesday to care for iter mother, To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of caller in town Sunday. spring. ALs. Amanda Grafton who Is ill. Absolutely Harmless-No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it. Mrs. Emma Jones of the Jones I liiiip Kelliher of Waterville was a M Sanitarium has adopted daylight recent caller on L. It. Bucklin. saving in her home. “None of the iron of the cook stove Ernest I.ermond has returned home venting their parents, Mr. and Mrn. Dr. H. H. Plumer has been confined SOUTH BELFAST after a three years cruise in which WJliam Vose. to his bed the past week with the is warped or even twisted and the lie visited China, Japan, Central Edith Elwell, the daughter of Mr. 1-re I and Ralph Wade have bought prevailing distemper. America, Honolulu and many other and Mrs. Herbert 1 l.vell, fell down ca rs. Clarence Leonard and family have seams have held well. places; stairs lecently and broke her arm. Mrs. Alice Grant has recently moved into the vacant rent in Henry • Mrs. Percy Herrick and Clifton moved to the city. Ames’ chambers. Chapman are sick with the grippe. Miss Sadie Martin has returned SOUTH WALDOBORO E. A. Matthews has bought what is “I cannot imagine how a better The Ladles of the Farm Bureau from the hospital and is much im known as the Joe Cobb orchard and held a meeting May 8 at the Commu proven. ■Mr. and Mrs. Loring Hemmingwny the past week has been doing lots of A" a-' running stove could be made than nity House. Ten members and Miss Everett Biid was a caller recently of Waltham, were in town a few days work blowing out old trees, pruning Estelle Nason, of the 11. D. A., w«- - at Mr. and .Mr. i’red Herrick's. the past week, staying at tbe home and spraying. the Glenwood. My two have given present. The subject was “Health Mrs. Clifton ‘chapman, Mrs. Cora of G. K. Wlnchertbach. J. L. | Griffin has had a very sick Model “C” ful Clothing.” Derrick and sou Harold motored ?.» Mrs. Belle Hall of Rockland was in rtcow the past week. Dr. French of for Coal or Wood perfect satisfaction for over 39 Wy ville and Wihla V’ose have been Fe irsmoht Friday. this section Sunday. Rockland was called twice to attend Edgar Wincbenbacb and family her. In pearl-gray or glossy black years.” spent the weekend at West Waldo A very Interesting meeting of the Woman’s enamel which eliminates stovo boro. Community Club was held on Tuesday after blacking forever. Also in ihe George N. Wincbenbacb is confined noon In the vestry of the Congregational church. Il was voted to hold the meeting.; standard black finish. With or PROMINENT PORTLAND to the nouse with the prevailing ep but once a month during tlie summer, on tho idemic. second Tuesday ln each month so the i.sxt without u reservoir for hot This unsolicited testimonial from regular meeting will be on the second Tues water. Miss Unice Studley of Augusta day ln June All the members kindly bear spent the weekend with her parent?, ih:-. In mind and make an effort to rally to Charles W. Powers, Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Studley. • montly sessions The club holies to n special speakers during ihe summer of WOMAN TESTIFIES z Austin Wincbenbacb is having liis ln.crest to the whole community. Mass., is only one of thousands house repaired after being damaged last Monday night by lightning. LINCOLNVILLE which tell, in their own way,- of dreadfully rundown condition, and my Mis.; Lettie R. Simmons of Friend “My Present Good Health Is ship and Nelson J. Collamore of Lew The grippe is still raging and sev nerves were so upset that I couldn’t eral new cases are reported through the place which Glenwood Due Entirely To Karnak,” rest or sleep. 1 was inclined tb mel iston were marred by Rev. L. E. Car ter on May 1. the town. Hardly a family has es ancholy and depression, and didn’t caped. Ranges hold in the hearts of their Says Well Known Carriage feel equal to niv housework. In fact, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Alien visited I just felt like leaving everything go STONINGTON relatives in Belfast 'Sunday. everywhere. Manufacturer’s Wife. “I feel that It is only justice to Kar users The sermon at the Congregational Norman Jones of Lynn. Mass., was nak that 1 should give it the credit a recent visitor at his home here. for making me well and happy again. church Sunday, Mother’s Day, was The biggest thing in Maine today Master Robert Rolerson of Jamaica I am sleeping good now, have much preached hy Rev. IL C. Mayo. is Karnak. Nothing like it has ever Plain, Mass., is a guest uf Mr. and more spirit, and feel fully equal to Mrs. Fred Torrey is in Hartford been seen here before. Scores throng Mrs. Harold Hardy. look after my household duties. My this week visiting her son. the Corner Drug Store, eager for the Mr. Marcus of Rockland is in town. Isaac Flagg is running a new Ford. sensational medicine that is produc extreme nervousness seems to have Mr. Dunham, principal of the High Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young and A. ing such remarkable results. Karnak been completely overcome, and 1 just School and Norman Gray motored to H. Miller attended Pomona in Sears- has literally taken the town by think Karnak is the grandest medi U. of M. Saturday. mont Wednesday. storm. cine ever made.” Try Karnak yourself: And re , The "Old Red Barn” at the head of The local patrolman, Don Patten, THOMASTON A May sale of cooked foods, cut flowers and plants, and useful rum mage will be held in the Congrega OWNERS AND CARETAKERS tional vestry May 29. FRANK 0.HASKELL Black & Gay are canning dandelion greens and are ready to take all that CASH GROCERY 41 OCEAN STREET ROCKLAND OF SUMMER COTTAGES are offered. WE ARE READY TO BUY The Parent Teacher Association TELEPHONE AND MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED CITIZENS scored again in their long line of successful ventures in Monday CASH PRICES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY ATTENTION! night’s supper and dance. Miss Elizabeth Linekin has been TELEPHONES 316 AND 317 We have thousands of fine Geianiums ready for appointed Home Demonstration DANDELION GREENS you. Also thousands of Good Seedlings. Write Agent of Somerset County, service to PORK ROASTS, lb...... 25c PORK CHOPS, lb...... 28c begin July 1. This work comes un us your wants or call at our greenhouses, at der the supervision of the extension LEGS OF LAMB, lb...... 28c LAMB FORES, lb...... 20c department of the Uniyersity of 253 Camden Street, Rockland Maine. Miss Linekin will graduate HAMBURG STEAK, Fresh Ground, Lein, 2 pounds for...... 25c from the U. of M. this summer. She THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP is the daughter of A. J. and Gertrude BLACK & GAY Linekin of this town. “SILSBY’S” Baseball on the home grounds Sat 399 MAIN STREET...... ROCKLAND, ME. urday. Thomaston vs Camden. THOMASTON, ME. 64tt This will be a real game, no walkover. FREE 5 Bars Arrow Borax Soap . SPECIAL Mayflower Temple will have its regular meeting Friday evening. 3 Cans Sunbrite Cleaner FOR Mrs. John E. Walker left for Port 2 Ban Wool Soap Wanted land Tuesday to attend the conven 58-65 SHOPPING tion of the Episcopal churches of WANTED—Girl for general housework in 2 Pkgs. Snap (Pulverized Soap) WANTED family of three. No washing or Ironiaftt • Maine. Mrs. Walker is the delegate THIS SALE vjs. ERNEST C DAVIS at Fuller-C^b- from the Thomaston church. 1 Fancy Shopping Basket Davis. 38-tf, Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Kilborn went BASKET WANTED—Second hand gas range, small to Boston Wednesday in response to one preferred : also small ice chest that fills a telegram informing them of the WITH Total value, $1.27 89 CENTS CLERK from top. Address L M. C., care Courier-' Gazette 58*60’ death of Mr. Kilborn’s brother. —AT— ------,------i ■ 11 .i i — - Services at the Baptist church Sun WANTED—Young woman wants work as TOP ROUND lb. 45c chambermaid and waitress, general house- < day will be held at 10.30 daylight. SUGAR—FINE GRANULATED, 15 lb. bag .... $1.00; 100 lb. bag .... $6.50 work or laundress. Address or call 12 Rev. H G. Kennedy, Maine Field Cut from Heavy Corn-Fed Beef CARVER’S Nt*RTH MAIN ST . Rockland.______58*60 Secretary of the New England Lord’s WANTED—Work as gardener by day or Day League will be the speaker. The steak with a delicious flavor BEST ALL ROUND FLOUR, per bag ...... $1.35 BOOK STORE week Large experience on lawns, flowers, Union services of the churches will vegetables, and hedges and repairs. .1. 57-58 BURltYMAN, South Thomnston.______58*It ’ be held at the M. E. church Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. Rev. n. G. PURE LARD SALT PORK GEM NUT CHEESE, Lb. 30c WANTED Young lady for permanent po CHUCK ROAST HAMBURG LEAN ENDS sition in insurance office of E C. MORAN & Kennnedy will be the speaker. Lb. 25c BUTTERINE Fancy Full Cream STEAK 25c Lb. 19c CO Work is principally typewriting. Ap-. The date of the Senior Play, which 18c 18c Fancy Creamery WARREN p’i< ants telephone for appointment 58 if had been announced as May 27, has- Lb. 25c FISH PEDDLERS “WANTED^Woman cook at NARRAfiAN-’ Strictly Corn Fed Beef Lean Selected Beef Corned a Few Days been set forward a week to June 3. COMP. LARD BUTTER ALEWIVES SETT HOTEL______53-tf Fine Oven or Pot Roast Fresh Ground Never Fat or Salty FRESH EGGS Maurice Metcalf of Boston was in Lb. 16c Lb. 49c 8 for 25c ATTENTION! WANTED—1 or 2 children to board, not town to attend the funeral of’John under 3 years old. Girls preferred Ad Dozen 35e Nice Large Fish Haddock,. Hake, Cusk, dress MRS. 0. E. BECKETT, South Cushing. T. Bunker. LAMB LEGS...... 38cc Me ______> 57*39 Miss Mary Cox of Brookline. Mass., PURE LARD HOME MADE ORANGES Halibut has returned to Thomaston to reside Best Quality Young Lamb, Bor.ed and Rolled if POTATOES WANTED—2 men for freezer, one splitter; 4 lb. pail, each 80c DOUGHNUTS Arriving Daily 3 all round fish men FORT CLYDE FISH. permanently. She will make her Desired Dozen 50c AND COLD STORAGE CO.______57 39 home with her nephew, Clarence Rob Pk. 18c; Bu. 70c Dozen 35c Reasonable Prices CASH PAID for old stamp collections, old inson, Knox street. Miss Cox spent NEW ONIONS stamps Especially old envelopes or letters SEEDED RAISINS GRAPE FRUIT PORT CLYDE FISH & the earlier part of her life in the PORK CHOPS BACON RUMP STEAK 4 lbs. 25c with stamp attached E. W. GOULD, 24 family of Mr. Robinson’s father. She 2 bush, bag $1.35 3 pkgs. 25c 3 for 25c COLD STORAGE CO. School street, Rockland.______54*39 will much appreciate a call from her 32c 55c WANTED—Young woman wishes work :n. 35c PORT CLYDE, ME. bakerv or table work In restaurant BEA- friends. DIXIE Best Quality of COFFEE * TEA 5G-R1 TRK^E PARSONS, It No. 2, Warren. Me. The name of Dorothy Brennan who TOILET SOAP LEMONS ______37*>9> Best Rib Cut Only Any Weight Piece Beef Fresh Ground Formosa Oolong won the 3rd prize 4n the musical con Cake 5c; 6 cake 28c Lost and Found WANTED—Gardener, 38, experienced on test at Rockland was unintentionally Lb. 45c Lb. 35c; 3 lbs. $1. 6 for 25c lawns, vegetables, flowers, hedges and all omitted from the list in Tuesday’s LAMB STEAK, Lb...... 45c LOST— -’6-foot power boat, M8-B. REU kinds ef repairs, wants employment. WrPe Prunes, 3 lbs. 25c BANANAS BEN SHAW, Rockport, or TEL. 117, Cam “GARDENER” care Courier-Gazette 56*58 Courier-Gazette. P. G. SOAP FRESH CREAM den. ______58*K “Beware of the dog!” was an old Best cut of Young Lamb JELLY MONGE WANTED A man in the kitehei Ap- 6 bars 25c 2 lbs. 25c LOST—Suit ease from auto between Broad ply at THORNDIKE HOTEL. 56-tf Roman saying on the city gates. % pint jar 25c way and Crescent St TEL. 665-11 or 448-W. Taxes on dogs are more than due and 6 pkgs. 25c 58*60 WANTED—Table girl at NARRAGANRETT SALAD SPECIAL HOTEL______g4-tf if not paid the dogs will have to LOST—Tiiree keys on key ring Please beware of the revolver of the con CREAM TARTAR COD BITS Cream of Wheat return to A. L. ROGERS______.>8-It WANTED—Experienced table gtrl. Per GINGER SNAPS manent. KNOX HOTEL, Thomaston. stable who will shoot to kill. 1 CAN CRAB MEAT Lb. 35c Pkg. 21c NOTICE—Ls hereby given of the loss of de 52-tf Miss Evelyn Young returned to 3 Lbs. 25c posit be6k numbered 9304 and the owner trains, boats and auto parties as MR ALLEN’S NIGHT WITH THE BOWLERS O'Brien's Orioles largest string. The score: turer, the social morality department they are scheduled to arrive and will O’Brien . 68 65 87 89 30!) Cobb’s Wonders—Perry, 275; has received many requests for her greet the delegates with peppy Schofield's Stars were in danger Xfft. Mcl^ae 81 100 85 74 319 Howard, 265; Tarr, 263; Sullivan, return to States visited. Pointing DAVIS Social Circles songs and cheers, welcoming them Many Friends and Parishion of breaking into the win column at 286; Cobb, 296; total, 1385. out that medical science through Its Mrs. O'Brien 56 70 64 60 250 to the Pine Tree State. It ls esti the Star alleys Tuesday night, but Mrs. Record 76 69 75 82 302 Forty Club—Allen, 296; Duff, 269; public health Instruction is fighting BICYCLE SHOP addition to personal notes recording de* mated there will be 2000 delegates ers Tender Felicitations At escaped that unique experience by social laxity and pleading for better ires and arrivals, this departure es Rhodes' 264; Cook, 265; Chisholm, from all over the country. Another seven pins. Mrs. McRae was the instruction for the young in the home illy desires information ot social hap- M. E. Reception. Totals 281 304 311 305 1201 245; total, 1338. New and Second Hand ogs, parties, musicals, etc. Notes sent songfest of the Rockland delegates heroine of the encounter, and includ Miss Scott says: “Our educational . . . • bjr mail or telephone will be gladly received. will be Reid next Wednesday even ed a. “century" in her four strings. system should include some form of Tlie handsomely decorated vestry ing as the club rooms to which all The score: The striplings of tlie Forty Club Xliss Grace Leigh Scott who will training along social purity lines. BICYCLES of the Pratt Memorial XI. E. church members are urged to lend their Schofield's Stars matched their skill vainly witli Ty When the home falls, the church und was thronged last night on the oc give an address in the Congregational •The novelty dance at the Country voices and so help to put Ihe Rock Schofield 76 59 70 Cobb's veterans at tlie Star alley” school must take hold. Motherhood Expert Repairing, Tires, casion of the reception tendered tlie 93 298 church Monday evening at 8 o'clock, Club this evening is sure to bring land club at the top. Mrs. Norcross 70 81 72 last night, being defeated 47 pins. and fatherhood must awaken to the pastor, Rev. Eugene V. Allen who Is 75 298 Rims and Repairs ojjt the members in force. Sur- Miss Pease 67 64 74 70 275 Allen again showed the way for the is a lecturer for the National W. C. need. Tlie hearts of our young gen returning to the church for the fifth prlses? Yea ! Ralph Webber, who has been In Norcrosa Oslerites, but fell one short of Ty T. I". During the tiiree years in eration need only to be touched to re year. Over 150 persons went down 73 76 92 82 323 12 PARK PLACE ROCKLAND — New York has returned home. Totals 286 280 303 320 1194 Cobb, who also had the evening'! which Xliss Scott lias been field lec spond in full measure.” 50-eow-tf -'■Mrs. W. M. Brewster, who was op- the receiving line and offered Mr. Al ejated upon at • the Homeopathic XIrs. Helen W. Lamb, secretary of len felicitations. In the line were Hospital ln Boston, is now with her the local Red Cross, left for Boston Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Flint, Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Kendall Brewster, this morning, where she will attend Mrs. E. H. Hatch, XIr. and Mrs. Ros it Cottage avenue, Winthrop Beach, the annual conference of the New coe Staples, Mrs. Rebecca Ingraham. Mass. England Red Cross chapters. XIrs. Essie Day, Mrs. Lucy Robinson, —• Mrs. Margaret Graves and Mr. Allen. ■•Mrs. Damle B. Landers, who has Miss Angie Moffitt and Edward To the Ladles’ Aid, Mrs. Austin ONTON idten sick at her home a couple of Moffitt of Dorchester, (Mass., are at Smith, president, was left the ar DEPARTMENT STORE weeks, is convalescing. the Moffitt home on Broadway for a rangements and right well weye they few weeks. carried out. The decorations were 412 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND iBatli Times: Mr. and Mrs. George charming and won general praise. Yyallace entertained over the week Xliss Annie Blackington, Miss XIrs. Smith supervised with the as end at their home, 72 Dummer .Maude Knowlton and Mrs. \ina sistance of Mrs. George A. Gay, Mrs. street, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gilley of Beverage will be hostesses at the Herman A. Stanley. XIrs. A. W. Greg flockland. Mr. und XIrs. Fred Simp B. & P. W. auction party tomorrow ory and Misses Nettie and Alice son of Camden and their duughter night. Britt. The refreshments were left Virginia who is attending Gorham to the capable XIrs. Elizabeth Greg Normal School, Mr. and Mrs. John George Hall and his mother. Mrs. ory and her part was carried out with Hooper of Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Ellen R. Hall, motored Tuesday to success, ice cream and assorted cake PREPARATORY TO MOVING SALE Arthur Lemont of this city. North Scituate, Mass, where they featuring. will spend the summer. XIrs. Ida Simmons had charge of Mrs. Harold Linnell returned to tlie program which was a happy com Rockland Tuesday, after a few days' P. P. Bicknell has gone to Atlanta, bination of vocal and Instrumental :::OF OUR::: visit with her parents, XIr. and Mrs. Ga., to accompany home his father, numbers, well balanced and winning Charles Wadsworth at Vinalhaven. F. J. Bicknell, who has been very very generous approval. Alvah and ill in that city, but is improving. Mrs. Hattie Knowles contributed pi Paul Warren of Chicago and John ano solos and duets, accompanying Alden of Boston, who were in the XIrs. C. H. Moor ls home from R. U. dark with the violin. Miss city Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Florida, where she has been spending Doris Hyler played a mandolin solo Bert Simmons, have returned to the winter, accompanied by her sister. accompanied by Mrs. Dimlck. Myra Carpets, Rugs and Draperies their homes. XIrs. Parker of Rumford. Linekai was pleasing as .usual with her violin and the well known men's All members of the Browne Club XIrs. E. R. Brock entertained at quartet of the Senior choir gave From our present Limerock Street Annex to the E. H. Crie Co. store adjoining our Main Street Store. It will be are urged to be present nt the meet dinner Tuesday night in honor of several delightful nunjbers. Xiisses ing Friday at the home of Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holt ('Xliss Ruth Peterson and Leah Freeman I* Karl, 50 Granite street. Shirley Doherty), Miss Mary Mc gave a piano duet and Xliss Freeman only a short time before this change will be made and to REDUCE OUR LARGE STOCK OF NEW SPRING Kinney and Robert Paul of Rock contributed a piano soio. Miss Jennie (Blackington, who port. spent the winter in Fruitland Park, Maurice O. Wilson, who has lieen GOODS, before this takes place, we will make SPECIAL LOW PRICES on goods in this department. Below we Florida, 'Vs reopened her home on Yrou can finish a cozy little Masonic street. Mrs. A. J. Grimes breakfast suite, four chairs and ta liaving a sick leave. Is back on his Who was also in Florida for the ble for $1.69. Read Burpee's ad on letter carrier's route, with his pe mention a few special items. winter, will be with Miss Blacking- page 2.—adv. rennial song and smile. ton until June 1st when she goes to her cottage at Crescent Beach. Rev. W. M. Brewster of Jefferson street, is confined to his home with SALE begins FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 15 neuritis. XIrs. Hattie F. Hall, who has been in Winchester, Mass.. Is at South Bristol, Xte., for the summer. on Rgsenlierg hi OVER DRAPES •"'NETS ed from a visit in New Y ork. TICKETS ARE OUT TO All of our Best Goods at 'Mrs. A. D. Sweetland celebrated Sc; her 83d birthday XVednesday. On account of lier recent illness she “THE 10 Per Cent Reduction TO Was obliged to pass a quiet day. She was generously remembered by friends with cards, * flowers, fruit, during this oandy and potted plants. CHARM REMOVAL SALE ONLY Tlie delegates appointed to tlie /O National Federation of Business & SCHOOL” Professional Women's Clubs in Port On Materials Not Specially Priced land, in July, met at the club rooms Reduction last evening to make plans for that THE ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY event. Mrs. Emily Stevens has been from our chosen as hostess at the reception, to represent tlie Rockland club, and ROCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL Low Prices Mrs. Emma Harvey, was appointed leader of the “Hailers," a group - -CU1T AINS during made up of delegates from tlie New England clubs, which will meet all . MISS DORIS BLACK 10 Per Cent Reduction Removal Sale is coaching the play and has an exception our Not Specially Priced dood ruft ally attractive cast in daily practice. Those On all Numbers Only deserve a good who have witnessed the rehearsals do not during this Sleeper hesitate to claim it the equal of any pro STRAND ducing company show of late years. REMOVAL SALE ONLY “THE CHARM SCHOOL” is a Samuel SAME (2) TODAY (2) French royalty play, with a truly entranc FEATURE NO. 1: ing plot and excellent musical score. MADGE BELLAMY CRETONNES LOW PRICES —In— It will be presented A // “do rr now” 1 lot, values up to $1.00 and $1.25. X1 - Removal Sale Price— on all FEATURE NO. 2: MAY 20-21 WM. FAIRBANKS Per yard...... —In— in the .69 “DOWN BY STAIR AND HALL t THE RIO GRANDE” NEW 1 lot, value up to 75c. Removal Sale Price— HIGH» . ’ i •SCHOOL 5 J. - - f J. AUDITORIUM• . * Friday-Saturday Per yard...... CARPETS MARSH’S " .59 MARION DAVIES during —Ill— SPECIAL ORCHESTRATION 1 lot, 50c and 59c value. Removal Sale Price— • “JANICE Per yard REMOVAL W .39 HEREWTH ’ Picks up , lint ind litter A thrilling American story of 1 lot, 39c to 45c Cretonne. Removal SALE Love and Devotion; of Hate and Heroic Sacrifice. 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Its screen edition is richly F. J. SIMONTON CO. A Powerful Story ef Love end The World’s Strongest Man—The Gold Selfithneee illustrated, but not revised Greatest Serial Film Show on By Max Kretcer Earth Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, May 14, 1925. Every-Other-Day MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE LIFE further than lie did in asserting hit right to the Presidency. Tilden had a very high opinion of Grover Cleveland; and he told me of ‘Men and Ships and Sealing Wax”—The Story of a an incident which was characteristic Thomaston Boy Who Made Good. of the man. P R One of the two leading politicians of the 'State of New York called on him to advise him not to sign a hill Beat It If You Can ! (By Charles R. Flint) which had passed tlie legislature. [Continued—Began Feb. 26) | ways promptly accepted by Demo- 'Mr. Cleveland.” said the Senator, We are offering at this particular time Chapte- XVIII—Intimate Glimpses j Cratic politicians, as its owner was “that bill is all right but to sign it would be very had polities.” the "sage of the party.” Daniel La of Tilden and Others "If it is all right," said Cleveland, 1 became intimate with Samuel .1. mont. In answer to one of Tilden's A SPECIAL LOT OF requests, broke engagements, hur "it is good politics.” Tilden when he was generally known And he signed the bill. as the "Sage of tlie Democratic ried to the train, and on arriving nt For Yonkers gave an extra fare to be James J. Hill was one of the great Party,” and was often referred to nation builders. In 1884 I sat next hurriedly driven to Greystone. On Sour Stomachs as the "Sage of • Greystone.” My to him at a dinner given by John J. lus arrival iie was informed that brother-in-law. Dr. Charles E. Sim after Knox. ex-Controller of the Currency Tilden was asleep. On waking, Til Bureaus and Dressers mons, was his physician. At that Mt. Hill in liis usual direct way den took Lamont's arm, and walked Eating Strawberries time Tilden was not impressive in asked: “Who is going to be the next appearance. He could speak only in him to the piazza overlooking the Price 50c and $1.50 president of tlie United States?” Oak, Mahogany, Walnut, Ivory, any finish, with fine plate mirror, at Hudson and the Palisades. a hoarse whisper. On one occasion "I feel." I replied, “like the nigger a Democrat, a fine specimen of phy "What a magnificent view !” he All Druggists who, when asked to change a ten sical vigor, desiring to pay his re-1 After which Lamont to%k the train dollar bill, said: I haven't the mon spects to the head of his party, ar PRIEST DRUG CO. ey but 1 sure do appreciate the com hack to New York, wondering what rived at Greystone where he was Bangor, Maine pliment.' " Tilden originally intended to say to told that tlie Governor was asleep. “You are the only man I know," After waiting an hour, he saw Til him and why he had changed his $11.75 mind. Mr. Hill persisted, “who can find den approaching, sliutlling across out. The Democrats will in my opin the marble floor of Ills great ball on After the election of Cleveland, ion win tlie next presidential elec tlie arm of Mr. John Bigelow. The prominent Democratic politicians tion: you are intimate with the man raw-boned, broad-shouldered Demo- made a Practice of meeting at Grey- who, were it not for his feeble erat went to meet him. z *tone lo discuss possible cabinet health, would he nominated by ac ‘’Great God, Governor,” he ex- • members.. It was Tilden’s wish, and UPSON clamation. Tilden will name tin LOOK THIS OVER PROCtkStO ' claimed. “I am grieved to find you in’ unanimous desire, that Daniel nominee.” this condition. If it were possible 1; ^anninS of Albany should be made “I will try," I replied, “to get you would give you my physique in or- Secretary of the Treasury, and that tlie information.” der that you might he preserved for dan be Treasurer. Both men BOARD Soon after this I found an excel were appointed. the benefit of the Democratic Party.” lent opportunity to talk to Tilden This well Intended exclamation During Cleveland's administra We were steaming down the Hud HERE, TOO, IS A was an awkward one for the Gov tion, Tilden, who was a very able We carry the fa son River in the yacht Viking ernor to respond to; but, as always financier, wrote many letters to (which 1 had purchased for him), he was quite equal to the occasion. Treasurer Jordan, which Jordan mous Upson Board after having witnessed the Impres SPECIAL “Bigelow.” he whispered, ‘that’s turned over to Secretary Manning, sive ceremony of retreat at 'West what my brother, Henry, said six und which were read by President you see advertised Point, when at sundown a salute is months ago: he’s dead now.” Cleveland. In these Tilden, with Ills fired and Old Glory is lowered. I CONSIGNMENT Tilden was one of the ablest men remarkable ability for clear state in the Saturday had been talking of Tilden’s finan of this country. In the later years ment, gave sound advice as to na cial success and his political career. of his life, although in full intel tional finances. Cleveland's sound Evening Post. An ex-queen of the Mardi Gras sat of lectual vigor, he was unable to carry ness op financial matters was of on the opposite side of the deck in on a general conversation without great benefit to the country. Youll be surprised the moonlight. Without my know serious prejudice to his voice. He At one of ttie meeting at Grey- ing which of the events of his ca therefore had to condense much into stone. Sam Randall asked the Gov at the beauty and reer lie referred to, he hoarsely one sentence, an ability that was in ernor: "Whom do you recommend whispered: "Everything has come creased by daily practice. I have for Secretary of State?” economy of Upson— to me late in life.” never heard of another instance Tilden having to reply in one sen I then told him of Hill's desire to where a man of great ability was tence. created a situation for an ef ized ceilings. know whom lie would favor nomi Chiffoniers thus forced to develop an almost fective blow by whispering: "Bay nating for [’resident, and Tilden superhuman power of concentration. ard.” Phone for prices and Five Drawers, Dustproof Construction, Plate Mirror—a Remarkable Value. * * * * consented to my telling .Mr. Hill. All were astonished. Tlie answer to Mr. Hills' question Mrs. Flint, on the occasion of one "Why Governor,” Randall ex information. was Grover Cleveland. Mr. Hill ap of our visits to Greystone, was tell claimed. "I have never been so much preciated my obtaining it. For ing Tilden’s nieces of a man who surprised in my life ! Bayard has It’s nou) the acknou)l- years he sent me railroad passes With Mirror, $12.75 had recently died, and put in trust never been friendly to you, and you and on one occasion, when I went all the money that he had left to his have never regarded him as a man edged leader among shooting on the line of his railroad, female heirs. Tilden had drawn and of tlie first order of ability; why do furnished me with a private car. was redrawing his will on the same you suggest him for the first posi u'allboards. • • • * lines as tlie late lamented. While tion in tlie Cabinet?” In order, that the Convention Without Mirror, $9.50 the ladies were berating the de “lie will make a bigger fooj of should have before it a definite ceased for not having shown more himself there.” observed Tilden statement as to himself. Mr. Tildet. FREE DELIVERY confidence in womankind. Tilden en hoarsely, "than anywhere else." referring to his feeble health, ended tered. Desiring to put an end to W. H. GLOVER CO. Tilden did not live to know of Ills letter to tlie Convention with such abuse, he combined force with Bayard's success as Ambassador to these impressive words: "Bowing in worldly wisdom, resorting to humor Rockland, Me. the Court of St. James and as Secre submission to the Will of Almighty as an emollient; And put me in the tary of State. God. I declare my public career for embarrassing position of having to ♦ * ♦ ♦ Stonington Furniture Co. ever closed.” repeat his one sentence: * And Cleveland—honest, courage “If you leave money to a woman, The day after the election of 1876, ous, and with admirable judgment— it’s either kicked or kissed out of when there was no question in the L. MARCUS of write a letter on the tariff. I was nominated. her !” minds the Democrats that Tilden didn't." Mr. Hill had remarkable foresight. During my courtship. Miss Sim had been elected President of the 1 was particularly impressed by it mons. now my wife, and I were United States, John Hunter, Manton And as many politicians before TELEPHONE 745-J at a small dinner which I gave at 313-319 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND lunching at Greystone with Govern Marble, and “Marse” Henry Watter and after learned, there was much my home to Thomas Baring. Hill or Tilden and some friends. A party son called on Tilden at his Graro- wisdom in "I didn't.” described the railroad conditions in of us had come up in my sloop ercy Park residence to endeavor to Governor Tilden loaned me bis the southwest and predicted the fail yacht Grade and it was anchored off get him committed as to what posi steam yacht Viking to go down the ure of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Greystone. Yachting was one of the tions they would hold under the new bay to receive Mr. Thomas Baring Fe in which the Barings had taken subjects of general conversation. government. John Hunter . was who was to arrive on a Sunday from an interest in connection with Kid KNOX ARBORETUM As usual, all looked for the Govern given the opportunity of making the England. It being a pleasant sum or’s one sentence. first attempt. He was very easily mer day I took the opportunity to der. Peabody & Co. Baring had to leave early and as I went with him \ “Flint,” he whispered, “are yov bowled out: then (Manton Marble steam up tlie Hudson and down the Further Progress Made On trying to persuade Miss Simmons took his turn with the same result. East River. On returning to Grey to the outer door, I said to Baring: Choose one of these tires that yachting is the chief end ol Watterson, seeing the unsuccessful stone to thank the Governor for his "Hill doesn't paint a very good pic the Budget — Naturalist matrimony?’’ attempts of his confreres made up yacht, I remarked that it had been ture of your Atchison.” “In .finance.” Barfng replied, News. Invitations to Greystone were al- his mind to state his own case very recognized by excursionists and that clearly. they had cheered as we went by "things are seldom as good or as bad according to your needs “Governor,” he said. “I am leav their steamers. as predicted.” A budget of $1000 Is needed for up Two years later, when Baring and ing in the morning for Kentucky, “Have you ever read," he whis keep and development. ERE are two tires that give the USCO Cord —the high-value and on my arrival at Louisville my pered, “my letter on Sumptuary I were walking together on Ills es Previously reported...... $ 48!* nn tate in Norfolk. 1 referred to Hill's friends, knowing the important part Laws?” E. A. Burns, Friendship ...... 1 #9 car owner a chance to choose medium price tire. A full money’s talk. Baring replied witli a thought H I have taken in your campaign, will On receiving a negative reply he ,'A. L. Whittemore. Rockland 1 00 intelligently, according to his re worth of dependable service and CORNS gather around me and ask me as ful expression: "I distinctly remem touched a button and in came John A Friend, Thomafton ...... 1 00 her Hill's predictions; he proved to quirements. cash value. to what my relations with the new ny with the letter, which he handed Collection at Museum ...... 47 be a true prophet.’’ government are to be.” to me. At the time Tilden wrote Albert A. Gay, Rockland ...... 1 00 Hill was always very quick to rise U.S. Royal Cord—the extra ser Both made by the U. S. Rubber Tilden, who had ordered some of that letter he was running for at H. O. Ourdy, Rockland ...... 2 00 his celebrated Johannesburg wine to an incisive point. The last time vice tire. Built of Latex-Treated Company and carrying the trade Lift Off-No Pain! torney general on the Democratic R. I. Thompson. Rocftland .... 5 00 filled Watterson’s glass at this junct ticket, and to a considerable extent I talked with him he accosted me on Web Cord —and the standard of mark of their makers as a warranty ure, and put his hand on Watter the elevated road. he had to rely for his election on the Total to date ...... $ 500 45 tire value today. of quality. son’s knee. enthusiasm of those engaged in the “How is tlie State of Maine?” he « » ♦ ♦ “Henry,” he* counseled, “when you sale of alcoholic beverages. On the asked. “As Maine goes the country goes.' We have received from Mrs. Henry arrive home you say to your friends other hand, lie wanted the support Look of South Warren a pretty little —say to all of them—that you will be of the prohibitionists. The letter is I replied, and expressed my appreci United States Tires ation of his remembering my native rose bush that grows wild in Scot one of the closest friends of the ad certainly Tildenesque. He paid an land and from Mrs. M. P. Jordan the ministration.” eloquent tribute lo temperance, and state. 1 then told him I had writ are Good Tires ten to him calling his attention to a “Lady Knox Rose” that came origi This was as specific a statement then turned the corner with these nally horn Lady Henry Knox's flow as Watterson could elicit from Til words: "It is proposed to substitute system of accounting in which I was Interested, and that the only reply er gardens at Montpelier, Thomastor., USCO U*S. Royal den on that subject. the wisdom of the Senate and As It is very appropriate to have grow As Tilden had an enormous fort sembly for the plan of moral law 1 had received was from his secre tary on one of his “toboggan slide ing in the Knox Arboretum a Lady une, and was restricted in his ac ordained by Providence." Knox rose bufifi. tivities owing to his physical condi Tilden was elected Attorney-Gen forms," perhaps Number 23. This Cord commonplace reference made little From Springfield, Mass., comes tion, 1 asked him to come down the eral. In 30x3 inch In all sizes impression on Hill. I then told him three beautiful Mountain Laurels, bay with me in the Gracie, with the • • « • gift of Mrs. Charles E. Rose. and 30x316 from 30x344 idea of inducing him to take up that every important system of rail inch clincher, inches up, A joint account with Tilden gave roads in the country was using that « * * « yachting, which he later did. We and 30 x 374, Royal Cord me a view of him from a new angle. system, “except tlie Gould roads and Sunday, the 10th, parties from were sailing by Governor’s Island. 32x314, 31x4, low pressure In 1885, when Mr. Morgan arrived in Rockport, Rockland, Boston, Thomas “What a fine place,” he whispered tlie Hill roads." The mention of the 33x4 and Bailoons for Doesn't hurt one hit! Drop a little New York from London, I, being in Gould roads in tlie same class as the ton, Warren. Friendship amDSehee 34x4 inch 20,21 and 22 to me, "for a residence.” possession of confidential informa visited the Arboretum and Museum. “Freezone” on an aching corn, in “Yes,” I replied. “Yet Hancock, Hill roads .acted upon him like the straight side. inch rims, and tion he had given me, asked his con discovery of an open switch; and he • ♦ » ♦ stantly that corn stops hurting, then who had the best location on the Is Royal Cord sent to arrange a joint account with Five kinds of fishes have been shortly you lift it right off with land wanted to move to the malarial quickly responded: “Flint, write me Balloon-Type Governor Tilden, whicli he gave. a letter to St. Paul, mark it personal, placed'in the pond and that means lingers. banks of the Potomac, but the tariff Tires. I went to Greystone. and It will receive immediate atten fewer mosquitoes. We need a few Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of as a local issue knocked out his “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient ‘‘Governor.’’ I said. “I want to gc tion.” gold fish and silver fish and two or plans.” into partnership with you on the I To Be Continued | three small brook trout for the to remove every hard com, soft corn, “When I was running for presi or corn between the toes, and the foot basis that you furnish tlie money spring. dent.” Tilden answered, “all my and I the activity and early infor MESSAGE calluses, without soreness or irrita friends tried to persuade me to Norman W. Lermond, tion. mation, and as money generally gets (Fur The Courier-Gazette) Director. the better of activity and early in So you will see It once again. formation. 1 propose that you re The place we found so fair : Buy U. S. Tires from Tlie hautua we knew tofietheu then - ceive two-thirds of tlie profits, and And I m' there. ST. GEORGE I one-third.” Miss Leola Robinson of Rockland GEORGE M. SIMMONS He whispered that he would give But i* within the grove you hear A wistful little sigh. spent Mother’s Day at her home hero. me tin answer in three days. I did To share your memories, my dear. Saturday Miss Bowen took her ROCKLAND, MAINE not hear from him, and, at the end It will lie I. scholars on a hike to Lon* Cove. of the fourth day I went to Grey- Alice Lawry Gould Auburn. Me. * Tlie tired but happy youngsters re AYER’S stone. turned late in the afternoon and all "governor,” I said, ”1 will renew reported a “scrumptious’* time. (J It’s fun to sell goods when you have what the tlie proposition I made to you in ref At the First Baptist church erence to West Shore bonds. Owing GLENMERE Mother’s Day was observed witli ap Mrs. Charles Wiley, Mrs. Frank people want and you know that the goods have to your procrastination some oppor propriate sermon and singing includ tunities for profit have been lost. 1 Wiley and Mrs. Eugene Smith'at Telephone the materials and styles in them. We never had ing a solo by Mrs. Rodney Kinney. tended the Association at Tenant's am now willing to treat witli you on A Bad Taste Mrs. I). W. Mann returned to her better goods; and the prices are right. a fifty-fifty basis, which will give Harbor last week. home at Spruce Bead Saturday. The next Sewing Circle will meet me the same profit as one-third in the Morning Adrian Kinney was tlie guest ot would have yielded me before." with Mrs. Charles Wiley May 21. We use. the “Forest Mills” Underwear for both men and boys. friends Sunday. To tills he assented, and we each Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Harris are Directory Everyone knows what that means—Quality. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson have made a profit of $75,000; while I had is Nature's warning that your In staying here with his parents until Men's Shirts and Drawers.... GCo, $1.00. Union Suits.... $1.00, $1.50 returned from Portland. an opportunity to. become acquainted testines are clogged up. You feel their rent is ready for them at Ten- Boys' Union Suits ...... 75c, $1.00 with his great ability in railroading dull and depressed. Your ambition During tlie recent electrical storm tint's Harbor. CAU LIVE BUSINESS HOUSES WHOSE WATCHWORD IS SERVICE The “Round Ticket” Stockings for men and boys, we think are reorganization—In many phases of J. C. Robinson had the misfortune to Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Keene we-c without superiors. Mens at 25c, 37c, 50c, $1.00. Boys’ at 35c is gone. lose a valuable cow. which lie was a pioneer. the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. laundry work OILS AND GREASES The Hats and Caps are from Swan-Russell’s, who are noted for Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Kinney were Byron Davis. quality. Hats at . .. $3.00, 3.75, $4.50. Caps at .. . $1.00, $1.75, 2.00 According to the Democrats, Til Sunday visitors in Rockland. The Shirts are the famous Arrow and Ide Shirts. They are den was cheated out of tlie Presi Dr.Trues Elixir Call 170 Call 12” handsome and have style and quality combined ...... dency. My sporting partner, Judge People’s Laundry THURSTON OIL CO. ” ...... $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Calvin E. Pratt, for many years helps Nature by cleansing as It APPLETON RIDGE clears out your overloaded digestive 17 Limerock Street We carry the La Belle Shirts and Blouses for Boys. As everyone Judge of the Supreme Court of New Wholesale and Retail tract. It acts gently, surely and safe Mr. and 5lrs. Ralph Whittier of Rockport We do all kinds of Laundry knows—that means service ...... 90c, $1.00, $1.50 York, who had been a generaj in the a Jd Eibridge Perry were at I’. D. Perry’s See Your Oils for All Purposes Carter's and Whitefield Overalls are considered by all our cus Civil War, wanted to take up arms ly because Dr. True's Elixir is made V/imla.v afternoon. Work. Family Washing a IMrs. Nellie Crooker and son Sebra of Specialty. Wet Wash. Rough GARGOYLE UOBILOIL tomers as the best—that's why wc carry them ...... $2.00 in Tilden’s behalf. Puck, the promi From the finest imported herbs of Washington spent Sunday afternoon at h Newsdealer Dry. Finish Flat Work. If you know of any better Silk Hose for Ladies than the Pigeon nent pictorial paper of the day, pure quality. It has been used, with X. Moody's. 1 Corner Park and Broad Sta. Brand, which we carry, just tell us. But let us tell you you'll whose cartoons against Tilden had gratifying results, by both children Mr. Tine, the corn nun of Hope wak deliv today and place an order for Shirts, Collars. been cruel, published in its first is ering seed corn in this section Friday. have a hard job to convince us. If what our customers tell us and adults, for over seventy-five Herbert Hardy and family of Hope were the next js true__they're the best ever. Come in and look at them, and sue after his death a double page years. It is Sunday callers at A H Moody’s HARDWARE AND PAINTS MONUMENTS then try a pair and be convinced ...... $1.50 picture In which Tilden was repre Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sprowl and elrihlren Telephone Connection sented walking down the steps of called on her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lyford Boston Telephone 205 Everything else in the store is of the same class. If you are The True Family Laxative Mills in South Hope Sunday afternoon 4 looking for Quality—give us a call, the National Capitol, with a figure L X. Moody and Elmer S-prague made a GRAFTING WAX Gilchrest of Civil -War offering him the torch, business trip to Rockland Monday. Buy it in the large sized family Sunday Globe BEES V/AX which Tilden waves to one side as bottle, price $1.20. Other sizes 60c I IMrs. Callie Fuller and son had 17 callers Monumental Works , Sunday. Among them were Mr. ano Mrs ROSIN he continues down the steps. I had and 40c. Feylcr and Miss Jameson of Waldoboro, Mr Are you reading the Uncle Ma in Street WILLIS AYER many opportunities of knowing that and Mrs. Merrill Brown and three children. Dudley Editorialsl in the this picture illustrated tlie controll Mrs. Biantha Brown and Raymond Getcliell Daily and Sunday Globe? H. H. Crie & Co. Thomaston, Maine of Lincolnville. George Fish of Hope and ARTISTIC MEMORIALS ing reason why Tilden did not go • Donald and Leland Martz of Burkettville. 456 Main Street, Rockland '( -•».