MUTUAL BENEFIT COLUMN. Columbia university, but I will quote Brooklin. Haven: Wilber Smith, family and Edited by “Aunt Madge.” a little of Bruce Barton’s introduc- Miss Gladys Bridges of Chicago, maids, for Baltimore, Md.; W. W. 1 ASTHMA tion : who has spent her vacation here with Dodge and wife, Dr. Herbert Smith, MOTTO:—HELPFUL AND HOPEFUL. ! I have always been something of a her parents, A. W. Bridges and wife, Miss Caroline Smith and aunt, Judge UVE There is no “cure,” but CANNOT f \ heretic: regarding the Garden of Eden returned to her home Tuesday. Miss McCoy and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Small- breathing may The purposes of this column are story. Nevertheless. I have the Stinson of Minneapolis, who has been wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell, for wheezy in title and motto succinctly stated the suspicion that what caused Adam and visiting Miss Bridges, returned with Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Kendricks be relieved —it is for tiie mutual benefit, and aims oftentimes Eve to be was not a debate for to be helpful and hopeful. Being for expelled her. and sister, Philadelphia. it is for the common the fruit which Eve served at the Haven and who have WITHOUT common over hall. THEM the soothing the good West End dining J. H. Hooper wife, by inhaling of use—a public servant, a purveyor first breakfast, but a wrangle over a House and Mountain Ash Inn have had charge of West End dining hall, medicated vapcrs of— information and suggestions, a medium | more I and for the interchange of ideas. In this mysterious question. imagine dosed, after a long prosperous have returned to Sedgwick. Science Discovers That Vitamines capacity it solicits communications, and Adam discovered that he could lift season. Mrs. Smith of Northeast Harbor is on the sup- its success depends largely higger stones and carry heavier loads Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Waterman have visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward port given it in this respect. Com- are Essential to Health And he “I’m consid- home and re- Absolutely munications must be signed, but the than Eve. said, closed their summer Griffin. 1CKS name of writer will not l>e printed ex- erably bigger than you. and I’ve got ; turned to Boston. Frank Stanley, Karl Batcheler and wife are spend- Communications cept by permission. more brains, too.” who has been manager oil the Water- ing several days at Swan's Island. FRUIT JUICES A SOURCE OF VITAMINES will be subject to approval or rejection VapoRub “Is that so?” retorted Eve. “Bigger since Dr. Waterman has who has had a long by the editor of the column, but none man farm Howard Tyler, Over 17 Million Used Yearly Jars will be rejected without good reason. you may be, hut who told you that been coming to Brooklin, has re- illness of typhoid fever, is out again. “FRUIT-A-TIVES” the wonderful all comunlcations to The Address you’ve got more brains? I don’t want signed his position. Mr. Stanley and R. W. Smith has purchased a Fruit Medicine is Rich in TALE. American. Ellsworth, Me. Health-Giving A TWICE-TOLD to hear any more talk about your his wife will spend the winter in the sloop. Vitamines —'- • more* brains.” the owner of "Moun- ONCE IN A WHILE t having South. Miss Lenman, Thousands of men and women are One of Interest to Our Renders. But Adam refused to be warned. Misses Ltitle and Kate Bridges are tain Ash Inn." has purchased of A. (By Ella Wheeler Wilcox) falling off in health and vigor because Good news bears repeating, and ! “Well, we won’t discuss it.” said Eve, visiting in Rockland and Portland. E. Farnsworth, the shore front and It is easy enough to be pleasant food eat is in when it is confirmed after a long and knitting away on the Misses Emma and Tib- A. where the they lacking one When life flows l>y like a song, | pouting, Dorothy lot near M. Flye’s property, of even if we hesitated ! tigleaf sweater that she was planning who have two weeks a club house and boat without which cannot lapse time, lint the man worth while is the one betts. spent she will erect element, they we feel to him for his birthday. father at haven, have re- a for her to believe it at first bearing, who will smile give with their house, and build long pier keep fit. This element is Vitamine. But they did discuss it, just the turned to Washington, D. C., and secure in accepting its truth now. When everything goes wrong. summer guests. Ordinary meatsand fish do not contain same, and when their voices grew so Boston. Miss Emma Tibbetts of Washing- The following experience of an Ells- For the test of the heart is trouble. it. Milk is not rich in it. Manufac- as to disturb the and Wil- after with the hot and unpleasant A. H. Kane, Eugene Kane ton, D. C., is having a cottage built worth Falls man is confirmed And it always comes years. the calm of heaven the angel with the mont Kane, who have been em- at Haven. Walter Crockett has tured foods have Vitamines many years. And the smile that Is worth the praises flaming sword came and turned them ployed in corn canneries in Maine of the work. in the process of manufac C. W. Smith, prop, of blacksmith of earth charge destroyed out. and Vermont, have returned home. Harold and wife of New State Ellsworth Falls, Me., Is the smile that shines through Lopaus ture. Some fruit juices are rich in shop. St., And the continued un- has the Mr. tears. argument%has A. S. Porter, jr., presented York, who have been visiting says; "1 have considerable lifting at Vitamines. A careful examination of abated straight down to the present library with another generous lot of Lopaus’ grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide the blacksmith trade and it got my conducted both It is easy enough to be prudent day. books, fifty-two volumes, mostly by Marks, returned home Saturday. experiments by back in bad There * • * pretty shape. When nothing tempts you to stray. Oppenheim and Anthony Partridge. Mrs. Fred Pierce of Casco is visit- British and American authorities kid- was a steady, dull pain across my When without or within no voice of sin These recipes are taken front the Mrs. Ruth Sturtevant Smith, who has ing her mother, Mrs. E. I. Hill. shows that Oranges contain an abun- all neys and I felt miserable through Is hiring your soul away. New England Homestead: been coming to Brooklin for over Mrs. Abide Heath of Beverly, dance of both “B” and “-C” Vita- didn't act the day. My kidneys But it's only a negative virtue St. John's Pickles—Wipe cucum- twenty years, presented the library Mass., who has spent the summer minesand Apples contain a relatively regularly. I got Doan’s Kidney Pills Until it is tried by fire. bers with damp cloth but do not with $5 towards the running ex- with her sister, Mrs. A. H. Mayo, left these vital substances. and after using them, the trouble And the lig<- is worth the honor of wash. Pack closely in a two gallon penses. Such gifts are highly ap- for her home to-day. largeamountof disappeared. Of late. 1 have been earth jar to within three inches of the top. preciated. Oct. 2. “Une Femme.” Why is it that*1 Fruit-a-tives’’gives one that resists desire. and of Hart- feeling better in every way. Doan's Is the On top of the pickles put 1 cup sugar, George Soule wife, such marvellous results in overcoming who have three toned generally.” 1 cup salt and 1 cup dried mustard ford, Conn., spent Starved up my system the cynic, the. sad. the fallen. Constipation, Impure Blood, By made into a with Fill months at their at Flye Isle. The above statement was paste vinegar. cottage Deer given Who had no strength for the strife. Nerves and a rundown the crock with and for their home Saturday, Villa Haskell of system? December 4. and on October 6. vinegar put Point, left Miss Winthrop, 1916, The world's highway is cumbered to- Because “Fruit-a-tives” is a weight On top. They are ready to accompanied by Mrs. Soule's son. Mr. Mass., Is spending her vacation with true 1920, Mr. Smith said: The cure day; use after two weeks. These are de- Eawrence and wife, who have spent her mother, Mrs. Flavilla Haskell. fruit medicine—the only medicine in Doan's Kidney Pills made for me has make up the item of life. They licious and the method is about the a week at the Point. Charles E. Lord and family the world made from intensified fruit 1 that Supt. been a permanent one. am pleased But the virtue conquers passion. child and to easiest known by which to make Phillips Purdy, wife, motored to Seal Harbor Saturday rich in to endorse Doan's again.” And the sorrow that hides in a smile. juices. “Fruit-a-tives” is the cucumber pickles. maid, who have been at “Three Pine visit friends over the week-end. It is these that are worth the homage derived dealers. Foster-Mil- — “B” and “C” 60c, at all Sweet Cucumber Pickles Wash Farm,” left for Brookline, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eaton have Vitamines, N. Y. of earth. and burn Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, and slice medium sized cucumbers Sunday. the sympathy of the community in from the juices of oranges apples. For we find them but once in a while. about inch thick and in a Frank Drisko, wife and little son Ed- To take “Fruit-a-tives” * * * V4 put the loss of their six-year-old regularly, of Columbia Bar Harbor. crock or kettle. Make a brine not daughter, Falls, spent gar, who died last Thursday of scar- is to the with the Vita- Dear Aunt Madge and Mutuals; supply system Mrs. Alma Partridge died at her too strong with salt and pour over. several days in town last week, the let fever. He was a bright, lovable More than a month has elapsed since mines which are needed and which are home here on Wednesday, Sept. 27, Put plate on top and let stand over guests of Mrs. Fred Stewart. little fellow and a great favorite with we met. and 1 think it is quite time you who has necessary to health. after a short illness of Bright's dis- night. Drain. For each quart of Miss Mildred Stewart, all. absolutely nieces. thus heard from your “Law,” in Provi- a G trial ease. Mrs. Partridge, who had spent vinegar used add 2 Vi cups brown been visiting her aunts Schools in town have been closed 50c box, for $2.50, size, 25C- far seems to be the only one that has most of her life here, was the widow sugar and 2 tablespoons of white dence, R. I., returned home Sunday. for the last week because of a case At deal '.!: o.- from FRUIT-A-TIVES reported since that enjoyable day. I of Arthur Partridge, who for twenty- mustard seed. Let vinegar come to Mrs. W. F. Cousins, who has been of diphtheria in the home of Samuel GGDENSBURG, N. Y. suppose everyone is busy just now. and Limited, five years was employed on the Ken- a boil and cook cucumbers in it un- ill, is out again. Cold and scarlet fever In the home if you have had as much to take up nedy estate. Two sisters survive, til tender. Put in cans and seal. Miss Mary Sinclair, who has been of Arthur Eaton. If no other cases your time and mind as I have, it isn’t Mrs. Julia Higgins and Mrs. Melinda Fresh Cucumber Pickles — Pour employed at Victor Bridges’, has re- develop, schools will reopen next to be wondered at that you have been Quinn. boiling salt water over the cucum- turned to Milo. Wednesday. silent. But now 1 seem to be without ■- o- bers, using 1 handful of salt to 1 Departures the past week from Parker Fuller of Rockland was excuse—not that I can't find enough to West Eden. gallon of water. Let stand over the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George ALGOLA PILLS do. but I do not feel obliged to hurry Schools began Sept. IS with Mrs. night. Then drain thoroughly and Reck over Sunday. the Liver about it. Regulate Stomach, and Bowels. Palmira Pray in the primary room cover entirely with good vinegar. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gross of Make Pure Blood. For Constipation. Relievo Our family has gone, one by one. and Sick and Charles Ross, principal of the Let stand a few days, then let come Myricks, Mass., are visiting Mr. and Gas, Indigestion, Biliousness, Headache. now we are left alone and it does seem ToKeepf f** them. 10c. 25c. At Try Duane is a at- to a boil in a druggists. high school. There large the vinegar, put in Mrs. A. 0. Gross. Pharmacal sole P. very quiet since baby Phyllis has left Co., proprietor, O. Box tendance in both rooms. crock and cover again with fresh Oct. 2. M. 1103,' City Hall Station, New York. Set us. She and her mamma were the last Well Mrs. Hershel Rich is caring for cold vinegar. Spice to taste. A signature on each box. to go. Strange how we miss them, -o- who is still ill. small of alum be added to Don 't W orry, Don*t JBBBIf MB Jesse Mayo, piece may isn't it? Fred Hadley and family have improve color. Keep pickle jar well Hurry, especially at meal times or j Bluehill Falls. Aunt Madge wanted us to send in before To chew ! moved to Bar Harbor, where their covered. just eating. your Mrs. Jesse Garrett and daughter, some new recipes for pickling, but I food thoroughly is nec- daughter Helen will attend the high Sweet Pickles—Three pounds of absolutely j Miss C. H. Garrett, ha-e closed “Half am pickling mine the same old way. essary if you expect it to digest. school. sugar, 1 quart of vinegar, tie spices Way” cottage and returned to Bos- so have nothing new to send. If you swallow vour food whole, eat- Much sympathy is extended to in a bag. Let come to boil and add ton. Miss Eva Marks accompanied We had a lovely day and a delight- while or Mrs. Julia and Mrs. Melinda or ing worried excited, you are Higgins peaches, pears apples, prepared them to care for Mrs. Garrett, who ful time at our seventeenth reunion. paving the way for stomach trouble. Quinn in the death of their sister, as desired. When thoroughly cooked is in failing health. It hardly seems possible we have met If you are already having indigestion Mrs. Alma Partridge, who died Wed- can. Mrs. Clark Bridges the so In fact, it has been as a result of vour spent at Bar Harbor. many years. rushing meals, nesday Chow Chow—One head cauli- week-end in Bluehill with her pa- who eighteen years since our first gather- :c frirm your habits now, today. James Stover of California, flower, 1 quart onions (small t, 1 rents. ing. but one it stormed and we “L.F." Atwood's has been visiting his brother Charles, year quart small cucumbers. Soak each before Medicine in small Miss Prudence Saunders is a! her has returned. didn't meet. That was autos in salt water enough to cover over doses after meals in a week. were available. 1 been at all of [» home North Bluehill for Miss Lunt has to Seal have will help to Gladys gone night. Drain and put all in a large you get Oct. 2. C. them with one and that was H your digestive Harbor, where she has exception, Take one organs employment. dish. quart vinegar and into normal -o-- when it was at Parker Point. Now. working Mountain View grange wyi hold boil. Add 6 tablespoons white order. They relax and can beat that (Aunt Madge ex- ^B ^B Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch! its twelfth annual fair Thursday anyone mustard, 2 tablespoons flour, '2 tea- regulate the bowels, cepted) for attendance? If so. speak «nd relieve constipa- Scratch! The more you scratch, the afternoon and evening. A chicken cup sugar, 1 ounce tumeric. 1 ounce j to it each tion. They are safe j worse the itch. Doan’s Ointment. be There will be up. 1 have looked forward and sure—50 Try dinner will served. celery seed and 4 large green pep- rents a bottle, one cent a ! year, and as I think it over. I feel 1 dose at dealer’s. For eczema, any skin itching. 60c a minor sports and a ball game in the pers. cut line. Pour over pickles and your ; should have lost a deal of L.I. MEDICINE CO., Maine hox.—Advt. afternoon. The members are work- great pleas- can. Portland, ure from my life if I bad never be- ing hard to make it a success. -o- The body of Miss Josephine longed. Then, each week, we enjoy Treniont. the many good things from the I'hcmas was brought to Mt. View Miss Georgia Ray, who is teaching column, and we turn, very naturally cemetery Saturday. Miss Thomas at Pretty Marsh, spent the week-end and to that of tVie was formerly of this place but had quickly, part paper at home. to see what it contains. resided in Chicago for some years. Miss Frances Wallace spent the Now. the thought has occurred to She leaves one brother Fred of Phila- past week at Southwest Harbor. me, why couldn’t we start something delphia and three sisters. Mrs. Miss Jeanette Grobe of New Jer- Hi)here Extra Service is Demanded special for the column through the Julia Lord of Ellsworth Falls, Al- sey, who has been visiting Miss Viola berta of Castine and of Mal- winter months when there is more Helen Wooster, is now night nurse at the time? Narcissus, why can’t you and den, Mass., who have the sincere Bar Harbor hospital. in their sad loss. your John propose something that svmpathv of all John Mitchell met with an acci- Firestone Cords would set the sisters at work? I think Predominate 2. M. Oct. dent Saturday when his car hit the it is too bad to put so much on Aunt electric light pole in front of T. E. Hancock Point. Madge's shoulders, for while all she Dodge's place. The front of his car the exac- Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Emma contributes is par-excellent, yet it been developed men whose May was damaged and the electric lights by relatives in Fall makes a greater care for her and it Ball are visiting were put out of commission for that tions and tests of tires life work is the of hardly seems fair. production River. Mass. night along the head of the WHEREVER harbor. are most severe—there W. S. Zwicker and little son Am sorry to say. since our gathering, constantly tire val- Mrs. Charles Hamblen has finished increasing of Mass., are “Aunt Fanny” has been quite ill. but will find Firestone Cords ues Lynn, expected to-day work with J. E. Wooster and is now for the public. Au- am glad to hear she is improving you to visit her grandmother. Mrs. working in the sardine factory. in universal use. and other relatives. again, likewise Aunt Mary’s John. Hope gusta Young, Mrs. Sidney Wallace spent the Users in this The has been moved they both will recover enough so we vicinity verify postoffice week-end in Bar Harbor and Nicolin The hard jobs seek Fire- from H. S. Young’s store to Mrs. can hear from them personally through Firestone reputation, and re- visiting her brother, Chester stone. And so well has Fire- Lucy Ball’s residence. the column before long. Sprague. port almost daily some new Mrs. Eunice Blaisdell has returned 1 miss Sadie’s letters. Hope she will stone under The ladies’ aid society held an all- responded difficult is with her be able to report again soon. Firestone record of extra dis- from Franklin and day session last Wednesday with conditions—so has Mrs. H. S. Young. Best wishes to all. consistently daughter, Mrs. Katie Reed. About fifteen mem- tance travelled. J. G. Martin vis- S. J. Y. Capt. and Mrs. bers the delicious mileage mounted to totals im- * n * enjoyed picnic. ited in and Whitneyville Cherr.vfield There was a large 'attendance at possible to obtain from ordi- Don’t be satisfied to buy Friday. We are very glad to hear encourag- the Christian Endeavor meeting, led Frances daughter of Mr. tires that Most values—the Evelyn, ing reports of our sick members, and by Ralph Wooster, Sunday evening. nary today tires—buy longest and Mrs. A. L. Young of Augusta, will continue to hope they improve. During the pastor's absence the so- Miles per Dollar is the mileage at the lowest price con- was married to Herbert Harold Tay- about tnter- buying Now, starting something ciety will hold meetings every Sun- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of motorists sistent with such reliable lor, son Tay- es‘ing for the column. Why can't day evening. slogan thinking per- lor of,Lowell. Mass., 23. The Sept. all of you think up some subject, or Oct. 2. K. formance. Rev. everywhere. ceremony was performed by propose some problems that will Nelson Gildersleeve at the Cathedra! The and give us something to do this winter, blending tempering Make Most Miles per Dollar church of St. Luke in Portland. Dedham. as S. ,1. Y. suggests. Thanks for her of Mrs. Paul Chamberlain of rubber, gum-dipped cord your principle of tire economy They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. good letter. Exeter of a visited friends in town last week. — on A. W. Gordon Augusta. ,After 1 must tell you we have just had construction, air-bag cure—all choose your next tire short the will Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester of wedding trip couple a little reunion at Mountain View— these methods have that basis. Auburn are Mrs. mileage reside in Boston where Ensign Tay- little in number, but not in words, visiting Sylvester’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. lor's ship is stationed. Mrs. Tay- for Idora. H. O. B. and L. B. took McLaugh- lin. lor's many friends here wish them a dinner with us one day. and “Moss,” and wedded life. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Goodwin of long happy your lovely lavender sweet peas were were in MOST Oct. 2. M. R. the table decoration and your Whitman, Mass., town re- of Mr. and gladioli looked brightly down on us cently. guests Mrs. E. W. MILES Burrill and and from the mantel. Thanks to you for Mr. Mrs. G. W. Brewster. the floral remembrance. per ♦ * * Mrs. Marcia Blood has been visit- CASTOR IA ing in Bangor and Brewer. DOLLAR 1 am sorry to report to you that Vernon D. Maddocks, of For Infants and Children Ann is not at all well at the home of formerly Bucksport, now of Seattle, Wash her son in East Saugus, Mass. We In Use For Over 30 Years with his wife, has been sis- to hear soon that she Is re- visiting hope ters and other relatives in Always bears — her health. Dedham, gaining and Bluehlll. • • • Bucksport Oct. 1, all _r of gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Signature The October American Magazine M. W. Ginn in Bucksport for a day has an article by Bruce Barton en- together before the return of Mr. and titled, “The Oldest Debate in the Mrs. Maddocks to their home in Seat- World.” which is entertaining read- tle. Though shadowed by the ing: “Do men have more brains thought of parting, the occasion was than women?"- (How would that do [SUMMER COLDS] most The were a enjoyable. guests usually leave trail ol for one of our discussions, S. J. Y?) Mr. and Mrs. Maddocks, Mrs. Frances' weakness. Build on He reports an interview with Pro- up Parker. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wood of fessor Edward L. Thorndike of Bluehlll, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burrill of Dedham, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scott’s Eimdsion Leach, Mrs. Andrew Kenney, Mrs. Ethel It promptly, pleasantly and Wardwell, with two children. j CHILBLAINS Hadley Ginn and Stanley Kenney of effectually add* %A \ Tired and Sore Feet Bucksport. One sister, Mrs. W.. A. Goids Goodwin of was not Gum-Dipped to the Are Always Relieved Whitman, pres- strength body. ent, with when used as directed, having, her husband, re- It bnUd$ resistance! turned home, after a of two up rrspand by thi Vosvst Miticm Cs, Hotwsf. Ms stay Ellis weeks with her sisters Mr. Morang-Robinson Co., SwUO»afa.S>e«S«IS.».J. »-4 YOUR MOREY REFUNDED, during worth,' (Maine Hit ftiuwbtwifttroawhMiMjmwuyMeitwwa** Maddocks’ visit. u>* loud, wragfw. TryaSoWw bsfcll>jr»Us«iii*«». Oct. 2. B. D. E. Linnehan, Maine

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