Thursday Issue H T he Courier-Gazette Entered as Second Clasi Mall Matter THREE CENTS A COPY Established January, 1846. By The Courier-Gazette, 465 Main St. Rockland, Maine, Thursday, A p ril 6, 1939 Vo! ume 94...... Number 41.
benefit of the Camden-Rockport The Courier-Gazette Camden Hills Camp Rockland Lions Club's charity fund. I THREE TIMES-A-WEEK A1 Smith presented for the next AT THE STATE CAPITOL I ! “The Black Cat" Editor To Observe Sixth Anniver Hear Dr. Ellingwood’s Con feature Rockland's entry in the Knox Aerie Gets Inspiring | WM. O FULLER sary Friday — Public Is vincing Talk On Cancer Lydia O. Hamlin Spear prize-speak- • r* i zu Message From Represen- I Associate Editor ing contest, Ruth Seabury. The Sunday Movies Find Change Of Heart In the PRANK A WINSLOW __ Urged To Attend Control— Other Matters Lions were surprised and delighted ° tative Of Grand Lodge 1 Suh’crlptlone 43 GO per year payable with her number and feel that who In advance; single copies three ecus I Open house will be held at the A varied program was presented Senate— The Townsend Memorial Knox Aerie Fraternal Order of Advertising rates baaed upon clrcula ever beats her will be the State win Eagles met in its hall on Elm street tion and very reasonable. 1130th Co. OCC Friday afternoon at yesterday’s meeting of the Lions ner. Her vivacity and naturalness NEWSPAPER HISTORY Tuesday night. The largest atten Club, ranging from the humorous The Rockland Gazette was estab- i and evening,. Enrollees will act as promise to make her a formidable Sunday motion pictures received ment to tax week-day admissions. dance of members in some time re llshcd In 1846 In 1874 th e C ourier was! Marne Senate approval Tuesday, A proposal of Representative established and consolidated with the ] guides to show visitors the camp, as reading given by Miss Ruth Seabury contender. sponded to the call. A class of can G azette ln 1882 The Free Press was Dr. Ellingwood in simple and con while the House refused to ask Con Bubar. of Weston, to have the Legis e s’abllahed In 1855 and In 1891 changed well as to escort them to the various to the serious topic of cancer con didates was initiated, the ritualistic vincing manner spoke of the great gress to enact Townsend pension lature memoralize Congress in favor lt« name to the Tr'bune. These papers work projects. trol. There were three visit Lions, work being in charge of Deputy consolidated M arch 17. 1897. and humane work being done by; plan legislation. of Townsend plan legislation drew Movies, depicting the various Dr. Hutchings, Dr. J. Carswell and Auditor James Tevlln of Cambridge, the American Society for the Con The House also rejected without the fire of Representative Payson Mass., a representative of the Grand camp activities, will be shown in Gilbert Lait of the Camden-Rock trol of Cancer, prefacing his state debate a "Milk and Honey" plan of of Portland in the House. Aerie, who has been spending sev By The Roving Reporter • A nation Is great, not by Its the Recreation Hall at 7.30 p. m port Club. ments by showing marked results "830 A Week For Life" for aged Payson held that the "man who riches or buildings, or automo The purpose of these movies is to eral days in Rockland assisting the biles. but through the character Dr. Hutchings in his capacity as in the fight against tuberculosis. persons under a warrant and stamp steals pennies from a dead man's give visitors a more complete picture local aerie. ol Its people.—Herbert Hoover. He stressed the importance of treat-1 plan similar to the defeated Call eyes is merely a petty th ie f com It was Easter Sunday. The church of camp activities than they could Deputy District Governor, told of Under the good of the order Mr. ing cancer before it turns malignant fornla "Ham and Eggs' legislation, pared to the "professional agitator" Tevlln gave a very Interesting talk was full to overflowing. At the close get from a short visit. the intra-district conference which and told of the three methods of | A bill providing salary cuts for for this type of legislation.” to the members upon the progress of the service the minister said, The public is urged to visit the is to be held at the Eastland Hotel Easter Lilies and Jonquils on sale treating the tumor growth—surgery, state employes ranging from 5 to After the memorial had been de- j of the organization and the various "Knowing that I shall not see the camp, and thereby obtain first-hand in Portland Sunday and Monday at E. B. Crockett's 5 & 10 cent X-ray and radium. 30 percent suffered House defeat. fended by Bubar and Represents-j works of a humanitarian nature I majority of you again before that information regarding the various of week after next and of the great Oftier House action was; Enacted tlve H. C. Buzzell of Belfast, the j store.—ad v. The radium treatment is prohibi that It has sponsored. At the time I now take the opportunity to activities that are being conducted. International Conference to ts j (iv<1 for most patients because of a bill creating the Passamaquoddy House by a voice vote, decisively re-1 present time, he told the members, wish you all a Merry Christmas!'* held in Pittsburg July 18-21. He District Authority and accepted a fused to accept a majority report the great expense attached to it. the order numbers over 600.000 M.v minister related the above. I In Municipal Court Tuesday Amos spoke also of the lecture to be report of “leave to withdraw" on a for it from the Pensions Committee Cooked Food Sale There is less than a pound of ra members, and for the past four have never heard It elsewhere.— Green was given a three months' given in Camden Opera House next memorial urging Congress to com- and adopted the minority report of dium in the world, and only one- years has Initiated on an average A. L. P. By SL Peter's Women's Auxiliary sentence on a robbery charge, and Thursday night (April 13) for the sixteenth of one percent in this plete the project: enacted a bill disapproval. of over 100,000 new members a At House-Sherman Store the small boy who is said to have State. I authorizing municipalities to engage Appeals by Representative Lam year. Upon the humanitarian pro German Nazis didn't like tho been hocked up with the case was Last year the Woman s Field teachers on contracts extending up bert «D» of Lewiston and others Saturday Afternoon gram of the Eagles the siieaker said frankness with which a writer dis placed on probation for one year Army raised a quota of $15,000 fo r' to five years; rejected a bill in that alien recipients of old age as ln part:— cussed European affairs and confis fighting cancer, but this permitted creasing from 15 to 16 years of age sistance not be stricken from the WALDO THEATRE “Two Eagles drafted the first cated copies of the Saturday Eve MAINE'S LITTLE RADIO CITY work only from May to November, j the minimum for Issuance of auto- State rolls were without avail in the mothers' pension law and the first TEL. WALDOBORO 100 House yesterday. ning Post. 17ie Curtis Publishing 8th Annual Battery “F” 240th C. A. C. A similar canvass is now being mobile drivers’ licenses; indefinitely workmen's compensation law to go By a 62 to 50 vote, the House Company retaliated by stopping tlie Matinee Sat-Sun. (also Holidays) made. The work last year resulted postponed a bill regulating the type Into effect. The order took up the refused Lamberts request for •in retail sale of all its magazines in at 2.30. Ev'gs. single shows 730 | in the discovery of 196 cases, six of of school buses to be used by muni- cause and today, largely through definite postponement of the pro Oermany. I have a notion that which were in Knox County. cipallties; accepted a committee re their efforts, 44 States have such ARMY DAY MILITARY BAI THIRS.-FRI., APRIL 6-7 port favoring a bill for promotion posal and then accepted a favor anything labelled American Is going There are six clinics in Maine laws on their statute books. Since AT ROBERT MONTGOMERY able report by the Pensions Com to be decidedly unpopular in the WATTS HALL, THOMASTON I which offer their services to recom of the blueberry industry. 1921 Eagles have been campaigning ROSALIND RUSSELL The Senate concurred. 17-11. with mittee. approaching months. mended patients. for old age pensions. When first ln The legislation was proposed by the House In giving the (Sunday suggested, the Idea was denounced THURSDAY, APRIL 6 -8 P. M. motion picture bill its first reading (an economy committee which es- Tlie traditional Atlantic City “FAST AND LOOSE” LENTEN VESPER SERVICE as radical. Today virtually 40 MUSIC BY j after reconsidering its action of tlmated halt of payments to 800 Easter Parade will have a new twist and States In the United States, the thl8 year whfn the 12 beSt. hattcd “OAT” DEAN and his RHYTHM BOYS Tlie Lenten Vesper service given last week in rejecting it. A five- aliens on the rolls now would per- A D M IS S IO N 40 C E N T S Popeye—"Cops Is Always Right" territories of Alaska and Hawaii. | mPn app<.arlng on thc famous old ♦1-lt Sunday afternoon by the Congre- admission tax was eliminated, mit transfer to eligible citizens not SATURDAY ONLY. APRIL S and all of Canada except one prov-I wl„ chORen by a com- I gational Choir, assisted by Miss however by the Senate. ' receiving aid because of lack of Ince and one territory have such Indications were the measure funds. mittec of style experts. Not since “BOY SLAVES” Lotte McLaughlin, with her Fed laws. Our activities are largely would be debated again when Sena- Representative H C. Buzzell of the swashbuckling days of Ponce de with eral Class and other singers was of | responsible for the action taken by ANNE SHIRLEY [tor Gail Laughlin of Portland, an Belfast and others supported Lam- Leon when a man's hat was some great merit. Owing to tlie Inclem the federal government in regard ROGER DANIEL Iopponent, refused to permit sus- bert's stand, with Buzzell asking; thing to gaze upon and wonder at. ency of the weather the audience to old age pensions, this being the I pension of the rules to give it its "When did our forefathers who have tlie ladies played second fiddle SUN.-MON.. APRIL 11-12 was small but appreciative of the principle feature of the recent social second reading today. She indi- came from England, of which Can- to their escorts when It came to FAY BAINTER. IDA LUPINO fine ensemble work and and the security act. After signing this “BEHIND THE HEADLINES” cated she might offer an amend-1 ada is a part, become so high hat?" Easter bonnets. But now, accord act, President Roosevelt, a life mem , beauty of the solo voices, as dem- ing to a special despatch from At “THE LADY AND THE ber of Buffalo aerie, presented the SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED 1 onstrated by Mrs. Esther Howard's lantic City, the spotlight of fashion Gounod, the rich, pleasing contralto ments was of tlieir usual excellence, pen with which he signed the act MOB” lovely coloratura in the fitting in is to be turned on men's head-gear. Of Mrs. Marianne Bullard in the and Is not only a local musical asset, to the order with this statement: Thrilling Story of High Adventures in Life’s cidental solo of “Lovely Appear” The judges who will decide the 12 Tlie people of thc United States ■S jever popular "Palm Branches," but if of a degree that has state- most becomingly and appropriately owe a debt of gratitude to the Fra Toughest Moments As Told By New Faure and the gorgeous dramatic wide acclaim. In the absence of Mr hatted men in the Easter Fashion ternal Order of Eagles for its un- I voice of Miss McLaughlin in the Olds, through illness, Dr. Lowe gave Parade are experts in men's hat England’s Favorite Lecturer I selfish work along humanitarian I Galia solos. This number gave the the Scripture readings and offered lines.” styles. PREPARE FOR EASTER audience the privilege of hearing prayer. It is to be hoped that tlie "Now the Eagles are working to --o— An old-time sport fan asks me to again and recognizing the gifts ol whole program will be repeated in put an end to depressions through tell again tlie story of the famous /'•'J ijiis talented artist. The organ and near futurc under more favor- stabilization of employment, so tha» A L T O N H A L L »<1 ) HMD roller polo team. Tills I *piano work of Mrs. Berry and Mrs wcather conditions that the every man may have steady work at Averill, ln duets and accompani- church mgy nlled capadty, a saving wage A bill embodying will be able to do as soon as space and the audience receive thc pleas the Eagles' plan, known as the affords, as I have always retained BLAGKINGTON ure of a delightful service. Eagles-Ludlow bill, is now before a local newspaper clipping which re Congress. Thc order was thc first viewed the sensational career of From Fairhaven . Mass. comes sponsor of a campaign to celebrate the "apple-chasers” who brought word that the Fairhaven baseball a nation-wide Mothers’ day. Sub so much fame, to this city. I was MONDAY, APRIL 10 team Is -ready, come what may” ordinate aeries paid thc dues of coming onto the turf as the H.M.B with nine veterans and nine real every member in uniform in 1917- went off of It, but I was lucky prospects. The team Is coached by 1918 Thus his dependents were as-I cnoU8h last two «ames COMMUNITY BUILDING Samuel Sezak. former Rockland sured of Eagle protection. Thc I Which were played in the old Ar- High School mentor Grand Aeries also created a patri- cade—wltli Salem and Woburn If Lecture 8.00 o’clock olle fund from which to pay $100(1 1 remember rightly. Boy. boy. what to the dependents of every member a (brill! TICKETS 50 ( ENTS Make Easter a gala day for all the family. of the order who was killed or who —o- An interesting visitor in Bangor We suggest: > died as a result of his war service FOOTWEAR | Hie amount so far distributed for tills week was the former comedian, First— "7 -r >4 VtU this purpose totals over *1,000,000 Bob Ott, who ln former years often KEMP’S NUTS Mr. Tevlln urged the members of appeared at Farwell Opera House, FOR EASTER and later at Park Theatre, with Ills Fresh, delicious Kemp's Nuts, the treat of Patent. Kid or Gabardine Knoa Aerie to build up thc mem bershtp of the organization in Rock musical revue. His company was a treats for Easter— Cashews, Castanas, Pecans, We trimmed this Blur, Black. Brow n land so that it would be an asset ftr training school for stars, amonr A V E R ’S Peanuts. Assortments at very modest prices. civic good in the community. He them being the late Marlllyn Mil urged the members to fight com ler. Bob Ott Is now R. C. Ott, spe Second— Easter window munism. bolshevism and all other cial representative of the American Easter wilt be lierr on time next Sunday, even if Spring Easter Special — Strawberry Ice I Cream. isms contrary to our form of gov Oil Company In tJie New England weather is slightly delayrd. Of course everyone will want some area I have no doubt that Al. thing new—even If ever so small. We have something especially Whipped Cream Decoration, I'rozen and De especially for you. ernment to the last ditch, and as Packard remembers him very well, good for men or hoys. licious with Colorful Glass Bowl for home sist in driving out of this country and my good friend, George Smith CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS—ages 3 to 19—notice them use, only 35 cents, serving for four. There’s as much "you’' in these those who would tear down the of Norfolk. Mass would certainly on display in our windows; beauties, at only $1.00. S1..M), $1.98 Mita as though they had your fundamental cornerstones of th's have a flood of recollections, be JUVENILE SUITS—ages 5 to 10 ...... ,...... $2.98. $3.98. *4.50 identification cards in the pock- republic. BOYS' SUITS—age. 8 to 18: four-piece suits $9.00. SIO.IMl. $12JO cause he was usher In the theatre eU . . . not to mention the ad- Among others who spoke were BOVS' BLOUSES OR SHIRTS in the be:.' patterns or makrs 79c during at least a part of that period. BLAISDELL PHARMACY drews. Fred Hatning. Harold Phllbrook and BOYS' SWEATERS for Spring ...... $1.00. $1.50. S1JR Maybe I'll hear from him. BOYS' PANTS ...... -...... *1.50, *1.98 MAIN ST. COR. PARK ST., ROCKLAND Austin Cookson. Lunch was served And you'll never be dead while MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS—we only crave the chance to these Easter hats are alive, for Robert Nivison, accompanied by My knowledge of the German show you the beautiful patterns, at ...... *1.00, $1.50 language Is confined to half a dozen MEN'S TIES in either Sflk or Wool; we think these the they look as much like you as Mrs. Nlvlson and son Robert 3d, who prettiest we've ever had; only .._...... 50c though you’d tried on every one. have been the guests of her parents words, but I can't quite believe that MEN'S NF.W SPRING IIATS ...... $1.98. *2.98 7 In shirts they need only your Childrens Shoes Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Blackington. re some of the broadcasters are correct MEN'S HOSE—your choirr of over 101) beautiful patterns laundry mark . . . and in ties, turned Tuesday to Nashua, N. H. when they pronounce the word Wl'- and styles; only ...... 25c and 50c can't you see where a friend $1, $1.50, $1.98 helmshaven as Wilhelm-shaven. It And there are some kind of rlothing that a working man uses Seifter Crane Gompang might say, •'Doesn't that look Patent Strips. Leather Ties YOUR FAVORITE POEM would .seem to me that the last syl every day—such as Overalls, Dungarees and Work Pante. Well, Just like Waller?” lable should be “haven” lnst?ad of wc'rc headquarters! If I had my life to live again I "shaven.” Now will some good Oer- All done so we'U both have our would have made a rule to read aome N E W COLOR FLATTERY IN poetry and listen to some mualc. at inan student please enlighten me. W ILLIS AYER greatest Easter. least oner a week The loos of these ta ste , la a loaa of hap plnem .-G h arlea Da r twin. Oliver's dog Towser paid Tlie The Suit* start at Courier-Gazette office a fraternal GOOD FRIDAY INCIDENT call yesterday manifesting special $2 5 .0 0 Simon the Cyrenran that morning walked to town. interest in thc boss of the linotype «nd graduate by easy stages to Perhaps to purcha.se provender or buy battery. Ills wife a gown Thc Pen That Makes Writing a Pleasure He saw the Roman soldiers and heard $39 .5 0 the people shout Out in Evanston. 111., escorts paid ONE WEEK, APRIL 6 to 13 ONLY 59c M oke uo become* Infinitely more And Simon stopped to question Just what It was about. admission for their dancing part THIS CERTIFICATE IS WORTH *4.41 flattering when the colors of your Knit-Tex Topcoat* He saw Him scourged and beaten; he his certificate and 59c entitles the bearer ta one of our Genuine plainly heard Him sigh. ners at the rate of one-third of a powaer. 'ipsticn and rouge are And knew thc Man called Jesus had cent a pound. Twas a tough night ldcstructlble >5.00 VACUUM FILLER SACKLESS FOUNTAIN $30.00 been condemned to die. ENS. Visible Ink Supply. You SEE the Ink. A lifetime guaran- co/or-re/otea Coty now offer* you for stout lassies, the heaviest on e With each pen. Sizes for ladies, men. boys and girls. This pen Windgate Topcoats Thc Man called Jesus stumbled; a the floor weighing 145 pounds. The such a make-up "Air-Spun" Spike—Cuban Heels heavy cross He bore ill not leak, blot or break A cross to be remembered by men others were left at home to hanker. $25.00 forevermore. Today select your own personal The Mnn called Jesus faltered; tho w . i i w Y , cruel timbers fell. One year ago: The Maine Iden colo- scheme n "Air-Spun” Pow- For an acceptable Easter Gift Others $2.98, $3.98 Then glory came to Simon, which no a-k for our BEAUTIFUL one could foretell. tification Officers' Association held aer.Jl.— "Air-Spun" Rouge,50r — "Hey you!" a soldier shouted! Its first meeting In this city (the The New Plunger Filler—Vacuum Zip, Only One Pull and It's Full "Your back and arms are strong. "Sub-Deb'' lipstick, 50$. $4.00 Ensemble Air Tred Shoes Oct out Into the roadway and bear home of its vice president. C. This PEN holds 200', more ink than any ordinary fountain pen on Aik today for your that thing along.” AAA In EE Earle Ludwick) when 43 attended a thc market! You can Write for Three Months on One Filling! TANOfM TESTER ANO SHADE CHART Shirt, Shorts, Pajamas No Repair Bills. No Lever Filler! No Pressure Bar. Every Pen Upon the back of Simon thc heavy banquet at the Thorndike Hotel.— The "landf/n" n a purse size Lipstick and 'Ar cross was piled. tested and guaranteed by the factory to be unbreakable for life. to match $ 5 .0 0 nut strangely, as he took It. the Man Thc Bell shops at 386 Main street Get yours NOW. THIS PEN G1VEJN FREE if you can buy one In Spun* ffauge. cleverly joined If will be given Hruwii, Black, Blur called Jesus smiled ” TIs hard to bear?" said Sinton. Said held their formal opening.—Mary E. thc city for less than FIVE DOLLARS! This Certificate good Io you wifh Cofy s comp/imenfs when you buy Jesus; "By and trv widow of Capt. Ralph H. Crockett only while advertising sale is on. ’INTRODUCTORY OFFER— COTY 'Air-Spun' Powder. The Shade Chad tells you This task shall be remembered the day which color combination is your right one for R. E. NUTT you come to die. died at her home on Maple street. This iPen will be|*5.CO after Sale. This day shall bring you glory!” Also *1.50 Pencils to match Above Pens, only 29c this complete *Atr-Spun* moke-vo GREGORY'S SH O E STORE But homeward Simon went —Gilbert Harmon of Camden was To think of his adventure, not know C. H. MOOR & CO., Rockland, Me. 436 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND, MB. ing what It meant. admitted to practice ln U. S. Dis — Edgar A. G uest trict Court, ------Page T w o Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 6 , 1939 Every-OtKer-Day
time he had his name in the pa men have to be .seen to apprecia'" ) SOUTH WARREN NOTICE TO MARINERS The Courier-Gazette Michie’s Captain per, the conversation drifted around School Minstrels just what good “stuff they have, j Chicks And Eggs THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK to names in general. So. on the evenings of April 13 i The latest victim of the “surprise- Casco Bay—Portland to Mare A Western Reporter Gets Captain Brown has developed a Two Big Nights Of Melody and 14. plan to attend the gala > Knox and Lincoln Winners party gang" was Mrs. Doris Maxey Point—Rifle Range Marker (Buoy In God is my salvation and my on her birthday Monday and the Hold of Frank Brown and couple of hobbles, one of which is and Mirth At the High performances of the RH.S. Min- ‘ In Farm and Home Week established April 4, in 45 feet, a glory: the rock of my strength and an outgrowth of this particular strels. Reserved anil rush seats.' surprise was complete in every de 3d-class tall can painted in black School Auditorium Contest my refuge Is in Got). Psalm 62: 7. Hears About Our Paper berth. tickets for reserved seats to h" tail, The evening was spent at and white horizontal bands with —- checked at Chisholm's or at the cards and a handsomely decorated black top band surmounted by a Tile many Rockland citizens who Many strange curios are brought April 13 mid 14 at 8.15 sharp. the Winners in the baby chick and High School. cake and other refreshments served. large red flag, 775 yards, 283’i de A “Frankenstein” met Capt. Frank L Brown when he | up from the floor of the sea as the i curtain at the Rockland High egg show, held as a part of Farm hopper-dredge goes about her busi and Home Week at the University Those present were Mr. and Mrs. grees from Basket Island Lower came East last .summer will read j School auditorium will rise and the ! ness of playing an ocean-going of Maine and announced by Prof. A. T. Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. Jess'1 Ledge Beacon. Buoy will be main Sgt. McCabe Says That’s with interest and pleasure the fol 1939 edition of the R. H. S. Min- Trace Color Terms to Ox Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leavitt. tained to mark limit of rifle range, vacuum cleaner, and the more un The name bull as applied to a J. Robert Smyth, included the fol lowing sketch which recently ap j strels will be In full swing. The i Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Libby. Mr. and during rifle practice at Fort Mc What An Automobile Is usual of these are saved by Capt. color was derived from the word lowing from the Knox-Lincoln peared in a Pacific coast newspaper, I excellence of the past minstrels Mrs. Charles Copeland, Mr. and Kinley. Mariners are warned to “Improperly Used” the name of which unfortunately Brown. Usually he keeps them In buffalo, the common ox of ihe Old zone—Rhode Island-Reds, Edgar ' needs no reminder to those who world which differs from our Ameri Mrs. O. A. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs avoid passing between buoy and does not appear on the margin of his room aboard, but he recently Smith, North Edgccomb. third; During the month of March the cleaned house to let his wife assure have witnessed them, and the new can buffalo-or bisen. The original Crossbreds third; Maine Poultry im Elmer Overlock. Mr. and Mrs. K. C Great Diamond Island. the clipping submitted to this pa show promises to exceed the others. application of the word buff meant Pales Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Barrett, Penobscot River—Penobscot River record of the Highway Safety Divi their safe-keeping ashore. provement association members. per. The article follows: New in costuming, jokes, songs a soft light leather of the chamois Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxey. Dora Buoy 24 to be established about Mrs. Brown also is the guardian type, commonly used for soldier's Lester Shibles. Rockport, tied for sion shows that motor vehicle fatali Capt. Frank L. Brown was reading and specialties, there is not a dull Maxey. Rose Marshall. Hattie Hahn April 13, a red, 2d-class special nun of his numerous model sailing ships, uniforms in olden days. Likewise i fifth; Anyone. Anywhere. Lester H. ties were reduced 3.5' . a most wel his home town oaper. the Rockland. moment to be had. Even a six- and Susie Halin. In 13 feet. 235 yards. 356 degrees Maine. Courier-Gazette when we some of which are in the proverbial the word tan is an ancient term re Shibles. fourth; 4-H Club members, come fact in spite of most unfavor months old baby would go "ga-gn" ferring to the color of the ox hides J Donald K Heyer. Waldoboro, sec from pier oil east shore first below rapped on the door of his cabin bottles. able driving conditions. Up to the over it. All your favorite numbers tanned with an oak solution. ond; Wilfred Hobbs. Hope, fourth; Read The Courier-Gazelle the 12-foot shoal. aboard the U. S Army engineer As soon as the present overhaul wil be heard, with a cast of 80 par Raymond O. Hills. Waldoboro, fifth; present time it means a saving of dredge "Col. P. S. Michie." The big ing is completed. Captain Brown ticipating. There will be contrasts David Achorn. Waldoboro, seventh- exactly one human life. vessel Is lying at the dry dock get told us. the "Michie" will undergo a of the old with the new, in the j WE BUY Alfred Chlckering. Waldoboro, ninth , Analyzing highway deaths by ting a major overhaul. regular steamboat inspection for the fascinating "Easter Parade" num- j Richard Luce, Waldoboro, tied f o '1 counties we find Lincoln, Penob "Well, sir, since we're speaking first time. O L D G O L D ber. southern memories in "The AND SILVER tenth. Tea as You Like It scot, Somerset, Oxford and An of newspapers, iiere's a good little We requested it ourselves," he i Old Folks at Home;" swingy rhythm Clarence E. Daniels Special awards went to Clements droscoggin worthy of comment, paper." he said as he showed us said. "After all. why shouldn't a in "Sailing Down the Chesapeake j government ship be inspected just JEWELER Brothers, Winterport, for the best they having registered decreases what he was reading. Bay and others. Chorus effects 370 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND like a privately owned vessel? This chicks in the show, for the best R over their records of last year. “I went to sea when I was 15 years will reach a new high and the end red chicks, and for the best cross Supplementing this particular list old. and T r.evpr got home again for ship is just as valuable as any other bred chicks. of counties are those of Knox. nearly 40 years. and we have a good many lives The high school championship Waldo and Washington which have aboard here to protect—whieh after "When I did go to Rockland for went to Hartland Academy; the 4-H perfect records to date with not a all Is the real purpose of any in a visit. I dropped into the office of Club championship to the Medomak single fatal accident listed against spection." The Courier-Gazette and sub Maine-iax, Waldoboro. them. scribed. You see. IhLs is the paper During the few minutes we were SALMA Leading ail causes to date are aboard we noted several shipwrights that printed my birth notice—and Bister Lilies and Jonquils on sale •Coasting or Playing’ accidents. It's none of your business when!" laying a new deck on either side aft TEA-BAGS at E. B Crockett's 5 & 10 cent 30'P of the total people killed this to take two more lifeboats, and Captain Brown is a robust, clear- store—adv. J-S year being little boys and girls eyed sailorman with thinning gray welders were fitting new steel doors meeting with “sudden death" as hair and tendency toward becom to the main-deck house below the they were playing,—to get the ing wee pit potsy amidships He bridge—just a couple of the many- greatest amount of enjoyment out doesn't approve of that latter de repairs and alterations under way t iX ti of life. Without education and velopment, but from what he told at present strict enforcement of safe practice me of his ideas of proper chow SELF SELF rules in the home, such tragedy's aboard ship, we think it is quite MILES K. HASKELL are constantly being exacted. The understandable. SERVICE SUPER MARKETS SERVICE Miles R. Haskell, 75, died March ages of the youngsters that were A huge, hearty sense of hum or killed last month ranged from three has protected Captain Brown from 23. He was a«uative of Birch Har to five years. a great many world woes during his bor. the son of John and Sarali -75 Both passengers and drivers of' fiHStVl'f many years in sail and steaui. Fitzgerald Haskell. He is survived automobiles were fortunate during But, like every other old salt by his wife. Mrs. Tithe H. Haskell; the past month for not one was we've met. he said if -he'd had any a brother. Janies Haskell. Walpole. killed. Those who were deprived of sense when he was a youngster, he'd Mass.; three sons. Miles L. Haskell PRICES their lives were commonly classified have jumped overboard his first trip of South Portland and Earl J. Has EFFECTIVE as pedestrians The automobile is io " J 'S 2 * ">•? to sea. That's a typical remark of kell and Donald C. Haskell. Rock nothing more than a modern THROUGH the breed, and we assure you it land; five grandchildren and three Frankenstein when improperly SATURDAY doesn't mean a tiling. Put one of step-grandchildren. used. Apnl 8th HL those brass-bound, sea-bitten sail- Services were held at the home of This needless waste of lives can ormen ashore for a month and you'd his son. Donald C. Haskell, 50 Grace be curbed still more if the auto kill him. street. Sunday by Rev. J. Charles DAY mobile driver will lend his coopera 'W |, ,... After his remark about the cir MacDonald. Interment was In tion by driving safely and sanely cumstance surrounding the first Achorn cemetery on the highways and thus help to MW ‘ ""“or. T. ’"-IfMlm . ire », solve this problem. Sgt. Francis J. McCabe, Director Highway Safety Division, 3 9 ‘ t f S g . Maine State Police. O«- " "
Easter Lilies and Jonquils on bale m brook« * at E. B. Crockett’s 5 k 10 cent s w a v n g l T *>l»r u J" «w««. u *»•» I "" X l T ' store—adv. c o a t uxitt swuuj..
Swing is young— whether SMOKED you choose it in a beltless LEAN 6 TO 8 SHOULDERS LB AVERAGE 4 6 2 M AIN ST. coat with shoulder yoke, BONELESS HAM TEE PACK STYLE ROCKLAND. MAINE or in a front fulness, fitted v w t l i c style. TURKEYS NORTHERN LB FRESH CAUGHT Swift's Premium Hams are available at our Super Mkts. S j w i w x j $10.95 to $22.50 fresh fruits and vegetables HADDOCK 5 ‘ Haddock Fillets iB 19c STRAWBERRIES LOUISIANA 2 2 5 c Sliced Halibut lb 1 9 c 1 SPINACH 2 2/5‘ CAULIFLOWER LARGE SIZE HEAD 1 9 C Because Of A Highly Efficient Tea Making Plan CUTLER’S, INC. 150-176 SIZE doz ONLY A&P OFFERS TEA “Style Without Extravagance" NAVEL ORANGES 2 4 9 c The Newest in NAVEL ORANGES 200-220 SIZE 2 doz 39* VALUES LIKE THESE A&P Teas i-fer tea drink ers a complete mt vice—a NAVEL ORANGES 250-288 SIZE 3 do 4 5 c braid to suit every pure NECTAR BLOUSES and a variety of b!-nd ftBAUfr DCKAC Ui suit every taste. AnilVKAHwINANCE rCKvtEEKOI CUCUMBERS EACH 1 0 C no matter »h«L brand t-r i |D blend you buy. it -L b $1.00 to $1.98 deliver perfect .it istarti«>n [ K/I PKG BROCCOLI BUNCH 1 9 C —er your nmney nil T■ W e W a ?23 c refunded Tty an All’y . OUR OWN 4 Ac 'lea today! I Cd ’ j Lb PKG Id New Shades and New Swings in GRAPEFRUIT 6 FOR 2 5 c FINE TEA AT A SAVING SINCE 1859 LETTUCE 2 HDS 1 5 C SKIRTS BI R P E E ’ S Friend's Beans 2 cans 2 5 c $1.98 to $2.98 | 361 Main Street Rockland Maine FOOD BARGAINS FOR EASTER Ann Page Beans 3 S JS 2 5 s CREAMERY BUTTER 2 4 7 c Brown Bread FRIEND’S 2 CANS 2 5 c FRESH CHEESE -1 5 ' Brer Rabbit Molasses - o T ' 1 3C My-T-Fine Desserts PKG 5 C C P P Q WESTERN ARRIVALS A 4 f CUUd MEDIUM SIZE DOZ Z I Sparkle Puddings PAGE 3 PKCS 1 0 c D IP If I CO STANDARD QT 4 A , Vermont Maid Syrup b o t 1 7 c “ Style Without Extravagance’’ r iu R L C O SWEET PICKLES JAR | □ Rajah Syrup QT b o t 2 5 c CUTLERS, INC. Macaroni, •-^ V to Y 001" "<, 5C t p a « SALAD DRESSING S 27' 369 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME. Peanut Butter 1 Q ‘ 1auh 1 5 c PACf OLIVES STUFFED 4 J A ^ I 5‘ Early Morn Molasses POP COrn REAOYRPOPNPED FRUITS for SALAD a ^ 1 9 ‘ A&P Sauerkraut BEVERAGES (CONTENTS! 3 BOTS 20' Scott Towel & Holder BEAUTY YUKON CINCER ALE and ASSORTED FLAVORS JOIN THE THOUSANDS V/HO FOR EASTER IONA BEETS % 5' Save up to 10c a Lb. 6 / Changing To This Fine Collee Will you wear a Winter Face under GRAPEFRUIT Juice 2 5 2 5 ' RED CIRCLE a New Easter Bonnet? IONA TOM. JUICE ™ 15' LOOK Ten years younger with a C offee 2 lbs 35( New Permanent S10.00 INDIVIDUAL OIL, fl»|“ flfi CRACKERS HAsSSI0H 2 13' EXPERTLY BAKED-DELIVERED SEI.E SETTING WAVE, SNIDER’S v,'^ s “ s 10' FRESH DAILY - A&P OFFERS Golden Bantam Corn. Shoestring Beets. Sliced Beets, Rosebud HOME STYLE Beets. Tomatoes, String Beans. Sweet Peas $7.00 DU ART OIL $5 Naturalistic Oil 2 2lv°sz 1 5 c PERMANENT, $ 2 .9 5 1 Permanent, only $1.95 BREAD WOMAN’S DAY FRESH FROM ASP OVENS, FRIDAY and NOTE—For your convenience we have added Four More Hair SATURDAY ONLY Dryers to our modem equipment APRIL ISSUE O N SALE Ar AT ALL A&P STORES Z COPY Bar Cake Pineapple 1 o a f 1 5 c 375 MAIN ST. GILBERT ’ S SALONY PHONE 142 I Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 6, 1939 Page Three
TAI V AU T|4E TOWN The Universallst Church will be Dr. James Kent has been re-ap Solos—Spring Is a Lady, Lily Strickland DEER ISLE Wednesday of Mrs. Burton Brown spending a few months with his 1 nEi IU If II h n refw]jness to receive Easter lflies State Regent Here The Top O'the Morning. pointed local health officer for a M ana-Z ucca Mrs. S. B. Knowlton and grand and Mrs. Ruth Perez. parents returned last Saturday to [ Saturday. period of three years. He has ------| Mrs. Faith Ulmer Brown “COMING EVENTS CAST TBEIR i j ix- x-l * I?—a - I Plano solo—Minuet. Paderewski son Stephen who spent the winter Mrs. Daniel Conary of Sunshine New York city, SHADOWS BEFORE” worked diligently and efficiently in Lady Knox Chapter Enter- miss Josephine puts. Rockport I Solos—When I Have Sung in Pennsylvania arrived home last was guest of her parents Mr. and p aui Scott and family were vIrI- April 7—Good Friday Mv Mrs. Ellura Hamlin is hostess for that position. tains Mrs. Morgan — A Songs, Childs Saturday. Mrs. Allie Stinson the past week, tors Sunday at th« home of the April 7 (3 to 9.30)—Educational Club _ . . . , ------The Answer, meets at Grand Army hull. Terry | tlle Friday supper at Pleasant Val- *'• “ * • ~ Mrs, L illian Joyce Mrs. Ellie Thompson wns guest Walter E. Scott Jr., who lias been Walter Scotts. Aprll 8 -Llmerock Vulley Pomona ]PV ftranw Fine Music Program Orange meets with Meguntlcook J 8 A bevy of surprise speakers for Plano solo Prelude Ben Whelplpy Miss Dorothy Lawry Grange. Camden. Friday night’s session of the Wom April 9— Butter Sunday. Monday was a red-letter day for The program closed with all join- April 9 —Warren— Cantata. "Christ Tile petition lor a sewer on Lawn an’s Educational Club is being ar members of Lady Knox Chapter, in- in singing America led by Mrs. Triumphant" at Baptist Church. avenue has been referred to the ranged. Executive board meeting at April 9—Warren—Cantata, "The Song Faith Ulmer ol Triumph at Congregational Church. highway committee. 2 p7m . with reports on membership jDaughters of the American Revo- Brown dressed as April 19—Alton Hall Blackington Columbia. DRESS UP YOUR MENU FOR lectures at Community Building work. Ilutlon when they entertained the Mrs. Faith Berry was accompanist April 13 Waldoboro — Meeting of The South Marine Railway is be State Regent Mrs. Fred S. Morgan Community Garden Club. for the afternoon. April 13—Camden—jllui>tra,1ed lec ing repaired under the direction of Western movies at their best see ture by Lt Com. Donald B. MacMillan of Saco. A delicious luncheon was A pleasant social hour was en at Opera House Roland Bernier of Biddeford, deep ’ William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy served in her honor at The Copper joyed w.th refreshments served by April 1314-Rockland High School sea diver. supported by a remarkable cast and Minstrels at auditorium. Kettle, attended by many members I the members of the Board consist- April 14—Warren Senior class play on Friday-Saturday Hopalong is | at Town “Hall. “ of the Chapter and guests, Mrs. I ing of; Mrs. Southard. Mrs. St. Temporary resurfacing is being tops in “Silver on The Sage" at i M»l HUI [Percy Tate of Biddeford, Stale Clair, Mrs. Mabelle Rose, Mrs. Club meets at Mid-Town Cale done on lower Tillson avenue, the Park Theater. April 19 (Patriots Day)—Second an j Chairman of the Genealogical Com- Mary I^idd. Miss Ellen Cochran, nual marathon race by Belfast Boys condition of which was so atrocious C lub. imittee was also an honor guest. It Mrs. Lucy Carter. Mrs. Helen Carl Farter is a day of fine feasting and we're that no man with a stiff neck dare The "G" Club was entertained April 19—Jimmie and Dlek at Com was regretted that the State vice son Mrs Maude Blodgett and Mrs. ready to help you whip up a menu that will munity Building drive over it. Tuesday night by Miss Gertrude April 20 Monthly meeting of Bap regent Miss Margaret McIlroy ofj Alice Karl change the Easter Parade in your home into tist Men's League Heal, in honor of Miss Virginia Lewiston. who had planned Io a t a stampede to the dining table. We’re fea April 23 — Knox Hospital Auxiliary’ The annual Maundy Thursday Leach, whose marriage takes jrtace concert by Rockland city band at Park tend the meeting was unable to do Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston turing a mouth-watering variety of tradi T heatre. Communion service at the Congre this month. Bridge was enjoyed, April 24—Monthly meeting of Rock tional foods of our usual flavcr-full quality gational Church will be held at 7.30 so. returned Monday night front a land League of Women Voters and Miss Leach was the recipient of at prices that are unusually low even for us. May 1—Child Health Day. tonight. The reception of new At the close ol the luncheon mem business trip to Boston. May 1 -Radio Ball bv Central Fire lovely gifts. Station at Ocean View Ballroom. members will also take place at this bers repaired to the home of vice May 5 —Stonington— Entertainment regent Mrs. George St. Clair, Ran Mr. and Mrs. Warren Parsons by Grade Schools. service. Albert Frederickson of Tenant's kin street for the business meeting. of 1() Summer street go today to May 13- Maine Hand Engine League Harbor came into Municipal Court meets In Rockland The regent, Mrs. Joshua Southard Salem Mass, for a week's vacation. May 15 ( 2 30i--Annual day of Rock- Purge is a commonly used word Tuesday charging that Richard Rice land League of Women Voters. in these days of politics and other presided, and in the course of the May1 17-29—H17-29—High School Sc hoc students go of that village had taken possession Mrs. Roy Estes and Mrs. Walter on four to Worirld's Fair. i wars. It Is going to be made npplic- routine business a nominating com of two milk bottles belonging to Ladd are in charge of the food sale ! able to the interior of the vault at mittee consisting of: Mrs. Mary him. The 25-cent case was drawn Saturday afternoon at Ilouse-Sher- A Communion service will be the City Building, now overcrowded Cooper, Mrs. Winifred Karl anJ out quite lengthily, but Rice was man’s store. held at the First Baptist Church by the presence of useless docu Mrs. Mary I,add was appointed to tonight at 7.30. found guilty and given three days prepare a slate of officers to be ments. Aldermen Orne and Crosby E M. O'Neil received word Wed in which to return the lacteal con presented at the annual meeting ------. and City Treasurer Morey comprise tainers. nesday that Bert Coakley, a former Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saunders tlie committee which will sound in May. Rockland druggist died a t a hospi have arrived home from Florida ■ their doom. Mrs. Southard then presented the Sports Editor Stover of (he Bath tal in Brockton. Mass. Sunday. where they spent the winter. ' _____ State Regent who in a very pleasing Times isn't permitting Fred Gold ------| “Take it from Judge Nelson P. and informal manner brought to smith of Detroit and Allie Burpee Michael Arico ("The Great Arico” Earle Bickmore, Weston Young Brown, Judge Walter Colllngs, Dr. the members many interesting proj of Rockland to carry away all the to you bowling fans) has resumed and Roy Sprowl were the top a H. St. Clair Chase and Alton Hall ects of the National Society and en honors which went with pitching his duties at the Paramount Res marksmen In the Eastern Division Blackington that is one of the most larged upon others that were the first curved ball. He says that taurant, after several weeks' vaca Rifle Club Ihe past season. beautiful places on earth," reads a planned at Ihe State Conference the late Ernest F. Kelley Was the tion. ALL SIZES AND A LARGE LOT TO souvenir postcard received yester- last month. The year 1U4O marks first to throw other than a straight CHOOSE FROM; HAVE THE BEST Enoch Saunders, an inmate of the day by a member of The Courier- the Golden Jubilee of the organ I Clerk of Courts Milton M. Grif ball In the Shipping City. Tilts was Almshouse, who developed a yen for j Gazette staff. The card bore the ization of the P A R and one proj fin was uptown Tuesday for the in the early AO's. busting windows, wxs given a six poSt marit Of Nassau. Bahamas, and ect to be undertaken by the Maine first time since his discharge from months' jail sentence in Municipal, showed a striking scene of the Sea Society u its Jubilee offering Is Knox Hospital. A bit wobbly In the Tlie preliminaries of the Lydia Court yesterday. Better not try Gardens. The sponge fishing boats the locating and listing of all Rev knees but otherwise coming along Smoked Shoulders , 16/ O. Hamlin Spear speaking contest th at on Earl's domicile; he'll fin- - are shown on a card which came olutionary soldiers graves in Maine. in most satisfactory condition will be held at the High School au ALL OUR SHOULDERS ARC SWEET PICKLED AND FRESHLY SMOKED gerprlnt him the same day from Dr. Chase, who Mrs. Morgan paid a splendid ditorium Friday afternoon at 4 tribute to Mrs Anne Snow presi T lie frame of the Camden street ------spends his summers at his old home SUGAR o'clock. Speakers will represent dent of the Knox Memorial Asso LEADERSHIP lb Rev. John Smith Lowe. D D is ln yyarren \jr Blackington lec- factory is rising skyward with a BACON CURED lb 1 7 / to be the guest speaker at the 'Ro- (ures at Community Building next Waldoboro High. Unity High, Wash ciation and State chairman for sliced that pleases all beholders, ington High. Liberty High. Bridge LARGE SMOKED tary meeting tomorrow, and from Monday night, and his second ap "Montpelier" by saying "she is the and Joseph Williams of the Au Academy. Wiscasset Academy. EGGS NATIVE doz 2 7 / his own organization will receive pearance here this winter is cer right woman in the right place.' gusta contracting firm feels fully 2 2 / Crosby High of Belfast. Frankfort SHOULDERS the fine greeting which is always tain to draw another capacity house. She also spoke of Mrs. Snow's sur warranted in offering the assur accorded him by the local organiza High, Freedom Academy. Winter- prise as well as pleasures when at ance that the mammoth structure BACON tions—and elsewhere. The Tuesday meeting of Knox port High and Bristol High. Ruth the State Conference she was pre will be completed by June 5. A. F Hospital Auxiliary, was one of Seabury will be the speaker repre sented a check for $100. a gift front McAlary has been added to the SWIFT’S PREMIUM, Hot Cross Buns Free—100 gallons of gxsoline—ask profit, the business meeting being senting Rockland High. The pub the D A R . Chapters in Maine to building committee ARMOUR STAR, LB. 3 9 / us at Mont Sprawl's Shell Station. lic is invited. be used by her at the time of the presided over by the president, Mrs. WILSON’S Your D oz. 2 0 / Park street "at the railroad cross Ruth Ellingwood. A large amount opening of “Montpelier" this Easter ball, featuring Danny Patt LB. 2 5 / The Annual Treat ing.” Service with a smile. 37-51 of sewing was finished and dona The following sales of real estate season. and his Novelty Boys, at Glen Cove VERMONT, Choice tions of five dollars from the Car have recently been made through One interesting fact brought out Monday night. adv? tlie office of Elmer C. Davis broker: ‘•Behind the Headlines,” Alton dinal Club and three dollars front was that at the October 1932 Na FANCY Hall Blackington's outstandingly Miss Anna Flynn were gratefully The Coakley house on Masonic tional Board meeting 2.000 new Easter Lilies and Jonquils on sale popular illustrated lecture of real accepted. The drive for 100 new street to Mrs. Etta Marcus; II.O.L. members were admitted to the So at E. B. Crockett’s 5 & 10 cent Roasting Fowl NATIVE lit. 2 7 / Corporation farm in South Thom life thrills and high adventure will members this year went "over the ciety and was considered a high | store, adv. FRESH DRESSED MEATY BIRDS—YOUR CHOICE OE SIZE be presented Easter Monday. April top," the list now totaling 108. Mrs. aston to Oliver R. Hamlin; H.OL. mark, but this was bettered by 300 10. at Community Building. 39-42 Frederick Bird and Mrs^Cleveland Corporation property 67 Cedar at the October 1938 Board meeting FRESH. CRISP. I ROM TIIE SO U II street to Mrs. Helmi Lammi; Yat Sleeper Jr. poured at the 4 o'clock when 2300 were admitted to mem DANDELION GREENS, lb 7c B I R D S EY E I tea. with Mrs. Earle Oowell, Mrs. taw farm at Warren fo Margery B bership. Gephart of Reading. P a; Addie Ever,' two years the Maine So FROSTED •FOODS Edward Elliot and Mrs. Joseph .A TREAT FOR EASTER | Dondis assisting in serving. Fa Russ property in Rockport to Eliza ciety marks some historical site FUL-O-PEP GOOD - beth and Frank Yattaw; E. L in an pppiopriate manner. On June vorable reports were given by mem NOW BRINGS BIG BOOST GREEN BEANS, 3 qts 25c STRAWBERRIES, pkg 23c bers who are helping on the Can- Brown property, Camden street 20 of this year a marker will be | cer Control Drive. The auxiliary terrace to Joseph and Frances Bell dedicated in Hallowell at the be- j FOR EGG PROFITS! FRESH. CRISP USED CARS ginning of the Coos Trail which ex- j will sponsor a band concert April more. FRESH VEGETABLES tends from Hallowell across tlie CELERY, bunch 10c 1938 Ford Sedan 23. by the Rockland City Band, and Spring flowers, lighted candles, State into New Hampshire. The BROCCOLI, ASPARAGUS on June 5 will be 'hostesses at a con SNOW WHITE HEADS 1938 Chev. Town Sedan and a tea table lent an air of fes cert to be given by Frances E. Hav State Fall meeting will be held at CUCUMBERS, NEW CABBAGE tivity to the room, as the ladies of 1937 Plymouth Sedan ener Jr. who is a pupil at the Pea Saco during the last week of Sep CAULIFLOWER, lb 12c the First Baptist Mission Circle RED RIPE TOMATOES body Institute in Baltimore. tember. 1937 Dodge Coupe gathered for the annual mite box At the close of Mrs. Morgan'" LARGE. JUICY opening yesterday afternoon. Rou NEW CARROTS AND BEETS 1937 Studebaker Sedan BORN talk the Regent turned the pro FLORIDA ORANGES 2 doz 39c tline business was followed by a very 1935 Plymouth Sedan, 7 m
in tile High School Auditorium. DR. FRANZ. LEYONBORG STONE POST ELECTS adjutant, Ralph Starrett, Friend Ing officer. There will be three prizes consist- Lane, On “Relief” ship; guard. Austin Wiley. Warren; There will be a public installa WALDOBORO WARREN Dr. Franz Ieyonborg. 66, Waldo Chester D. Stone Post. VJ.W. of ing of $3 00, $2 00. and $1.00. Z\ ZX ZX XX judge advocate, Calvin Bragg, Wal tion at Winslow's Mills Grange hall X zx z\ ^x ZX ^x ^x County Medical Examiner, died a t Stores Would Close If Pay Friendship has elected these officers: An Easter concert will be held doboro; surgeon, Fred Young, Friday night April 28 at 8 p. m. MRS. LOUISE MILLER Sunday night at 7 o'clock at the ALENA L. STARRETT his home in Liberty. March 30. He roll Were Taken Out, Commander. Gardner Mank. Wal doboro; senior vice commander, Friendship; trustee for 18 months, Correspondent Baptist Church. Correspondent had been in failing health for some A A A A He Says « « A « ' ______ZX ZX ZX ZK Walter Powerst, Cushing; junior William Heisler, Friendship. Past O W L ’S H E A D time, following an attack of pneu ------vice commander, Fred Monroe, Wal- Department commander Oliver R. Tel. 27 get up nights? Tel. 49 Editor of The Courier-Oazette:— !doboro; chaplaln, Albert Jameson. It's Natures Danger Signal monia. Hamlin has been chosen as install- Members of Bay View Society Make this 25c test If functional kid- Will you allow me space in your Friendship; quartermaster. Bird B I1CV U isv iu v io »-*»*•*»*. "r --- • Born in Mariestad, Vastergatland will meet at Mrs. Dana Knowlton's The Susannah Wesley is being en Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Wvllie are frequent or scanty flow, burning or paper to pass a few remarks about Jameson. Friendship; officer of the NATIONAL LIBERTY INSURANCE home Friday night. There is busi backache. Your 25c back In 4 days observing their golden wedding an Sweden. April 12. 1872. he took his tertained this afternoon by Mrs. If not pleased John says, 'Often the the W.P.A. as I see it. I wonder day. John Miller. North Waldoboro; COMPANY OE AMERICA ness of importance. kidneys need flushing as well as t-he niversary today by holding open A. B. degree at Skara. He attended New York. N. V. Henry K. Crowell. bowels. I use Bukets (25cl to Increase if business men and traders realize ------— — ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 house at their home. A mare ex Karlsberg. Military School near Real Estate. $25,000 00 The Junior High Speaking Con healthful diuretic activity " Locally at MASSACHUSETTS INDEMNITY TIIE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. Chas W. Sheldon, Druggist; C. H. Moor Stockholm. While training there, that they are on federal relief them-1 Mortgage Lowns. 8.375 00 tended account will appear in the INSURANCE COMPANY Stocks aud B onds, 18.643.107 57 Hartford. Conn. test will be held April 7, at 7.30 p. m. & Co. IX selves. Do they stop to think that 632 Beacon St.. B oston. Mass. ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 next issue. he was a classmate of Sweden's Cash In Office and Bank. 916 298 87 present king. Gustaf. if the WP A. payroll were taken out ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Agents' B alances. 884.435 38Real Estate. $59 657.998 35 Rev. Clark French, who has been Stocks and Bonds. $571,021 20 Bills R eceivable 1.676 22Mortgage Loans. 69.153 260 64 He was a first lieutenant in the of here their stores would close, and Cash In Office and Bank, 549.055 24 Interest and R enta. 64.465 00[ Stocks and Bonds. 568.1S2.867 49 ill the past week, expects to preach Agents' Balances. 4.055 41 All other A ssets, 132.909 79Cash In Office and Bank. 12 639,554 34 Swedish army under King Oscar and also put the men working in them Interest and Reuts, 3.796 67 Secured Agents' Balances, 27 ,303 75 the Easter morning sermon at the All other Assets, 20 000 00 ' Interest and Rents. WALDOBORO AUTOMOTIVE served in the King's regiment—as on city relief. Gross Assets. $20,676,267 83 7.410.175 75 Congregational Church. Special Deduct Item s n o t adm itted. 640 442 46 Gross Assets. Casualty one of the King's personal guards. A great many times you hear Gross Assets. $1,147,928 52 D ept . 122 056.372 07 SERVICE music is being arranged. Deduct Items not admitted. 26.335 94 A dm itted. $20,035 825 37 All o th er Assets, 142.557.061 41 After receiving on honorary dis people passing remarks about the LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 I will be open for business at Moody’s Gas Station starting • The Resurrection Life ’ will be W.P.A. but I’ll venture to say that A dm itted. $1,121,592 58 Net Unpaid Losses, $850 926 55 Gross Assets. $961,664,593 8<> April 8. on all lines of Repairing, Automobiles. Mugnetos. Wash charge. he came to America. Here LIABILITIES DEC. 31. 1938 Unearned Premiums. 6.452.915 00 Deduct Items not admitted. 6.137.149 40 Rev. Charles W Turner's topic Net Unpaid Losses. $209,000 00 ing Machines, both electric and gas. he did graduate work at the Uni not a man on there but would be All other Liabilities. 665 000 OO Sunday morning at the Baptist Unearned Premiums. 441.571 82 i Cash Capital, 4 000 000 00 A dm itted $975,527,444 40 Come in early and have your car tuned up for the coming versity of Vermont in Burlington glad to take another job if business All other Liabilities 44 923 64 ' Surplus over all Liabilities 8.066.983 82 LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 Church. Special music Includes Cash Capital. 100.000 00 Net Unpaid Losses. $141,493 62 summer season. and took his M. D. at Dartmouth. warranted it. Did you see where 326 097 12 My ability for this work is from 12 years’ experience with Surplus over all Llabllllle Total Liabilities and Unearned Premiums. 3.984.545 59 several Easter selections, the an His interneship was served at Bos in Boston three was a job for 25 Surplus. $20 035 825 37 Liabilities. Casualty Dept. 79.241 201 48 ears, trucks and machinery fora large road construction company. them. "Easter Dawn”; the duet. “I persons and 7.000 stormed the gates Total Liabilities and 38-171-44 All other Liabilities. 838.803 742 19 All Work Guaranteed and At Reasonable Prices ton City Hospital. Surplus, $1,121,592 58 Cash Capital. 20.000.000 00 Am the Resurrection and the Life" for it. 38 Th-44 GREAT AMERICAN Surplus over all Liabilities, 33.356.461 52 He first practiced medicine as INDEMNITY COMPANY FRED C. HARRIS, MOODY'S CABINS, WALDOBORO which will be sung by Chester The only business we have in our THE METROPOLITAN CASUALTY ASSETS DEC 31, 1938 Total Liabilities and 40-45 assistant under Dr. Henry Todd INSURANCE COMPANY OE NEW YORK Stocks and Bonds $14 284 944 24 Su rp lu s. 8975.527 444 40 Wyllie and Mrs. Leroy Norwood. Stickney, in New Hampshire. Dr city to take the place of the W.P.A. ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 Cash In Office and Bank. 816.573 31 38-Th-44 At the end of the morning service will start the last of this month Real E-tate $32 000 00 Ageuts' Balances. 2 060 907 06 Stickney now is in Togus. Maine as Mortgage Loans. 1 057,677 25 Interest and Rents R2 100 00 ACCIDENT AND CASUALTY there will be a baptismal service, Digging greens and floundering, Stocks and Bands 7 645 867 31 All other Assets. 286.069 24 INSURANCE COMPANY Chief Medical Examiner at Togus Cash In Other and Bunk 527.977 5ft not much Income from either in OE WINTERTHUR, SWITZERLAND accompanied by special music. Agents' Balances. 1 317 845 30 Gross Assets. $17,530 593 85 j 111 John St.. New York. N. Y Veteran's Hospital. Since then he 14 006 Church school will meet at noon, dustry. Bills Receivable. 00 Deduct Item s n o t adm itted. 454.187 32 ASSETS DBC 31. 1938 practiced medicine in Portland, Interest and Rent- 88 950 54 Stocks and Bonds $2,957,166 25 Now I won't ramble any further All other Assets. 735 897 56 and Christian Endeavor at 6. North Haven and Liberty. Maine. A dm itted. $17,076 406 53 I Cash In Office and Bank. 263.557 90 LIABILITIES DBC 31 1938 Agents' Balances. 197.301 93 on this subject for this time, but Gross Assets $11 392 229 66 Net Unpaid Losses. $6,699,578 00 During the World War he held a 96 Interest and Rents. 26.518 87 A Musical Easter there are some good things coming Deduct Items not admitted 1.077.421 Unearned Premluni- 4 195 947 98 All o th er Assets. 2.517 89 government position as ship's doc All other Liabilities 979 599 55 Easter Sunday will be observed in out. for instance every Sunday p m A dm itted $10,314 807 70 Cash Capital. 1 000 000 00 G ross Aa-eta $3,447 062 84 tor on several of the training ships LIABILITIES DFa' 31. 1938 at 3 oclock we have a little W.P A. Surplus over all Liabilities. 4 201.28$ 00 D educt Item s not adm itted. 76.712 04 both churches. The Congregational during their trial trips from Port Net Unpaid Looses $3 759 777 89 Mission in the K P. hall with Unearned Premiums 2 819 029 44 Total Liabilities and Choir will present the cantata All other Liabilities 1 053 767 03 A dm itted. $3 370 350 80 land Harbor. Surplus. $17,076 406 .53 LIABILITIES DBC 31. 1938 “The Song of Triumph." at 4 o’clock everybody welcome, no prepared Cash Cnpt’al. 1 500 (NW» (M) 38 Th-44 Dr. Leyonborg returned to Scandi 1.182.233 34 Net Unpaid Losses, $193 *45 00 sermons but the truth from God's Surplus over all Liabilities Unearned Premiums. 368 037 68 under the direction of Mrs Sidney navia in 1935 and while there he 1 THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY All o th rr Liabilities. 308 668 12 book. If you want to be enlightened Total Liabilities and New York. N. Y. Wyllie. Soloists will be. Mrs. Sid Surplus, $10,314 807 70 Cash Capital, or Statutory visited Norway and Sweden ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 D eposit. come. Nice singing, nice music and Cochran Baker A: Cross. Rockland $86 087 396 02 ney Wyllie. Mrs. Frederick Powers. He ha* served as president of the 8tocks and Bonds. Surplus over all Liabilities good speaking. Thanking you. 28 T h If Cash In Office and Bank. 12.053 210 03 Miss Verna Robinson. Roland Berry. Knox County Medical Association, j Agents' Balance's. 7 694 388 57 Total Liabilities and MILL OWNERS MUTUAL FIRE Bills Receivable. 34.052 05 Chester Wyllie and Charles Wilson John W. Lane, INSURANCE (O Of IOWA Su rplus. $3,370,350 80 was a member of the Maine and , Interest and Rents. 220 635 00 38-Th-44 One of the Relief Workers IH’s M oines. Iowa All other A ssets. 13 045 973 31 The program: “Hail Glorious American Medical Association, was ASSETS DBC 31. 1938 Real Estate $720 517 52 THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN Day.” choir: "God So Loved the a 32d degree Mason, member of the Gross A ssets. $119 135 654 98 INSURANCE COMPANY Mortgage Loans 107 392 25 Deduct Item s n o t adm itted. 1.331.241 13 World." alto solo. Miss Verna UNION Stocks and Bonds 1 458 060 94 New York, N. Y. Knights of Pythias, member of the [ ASSETS DBC. 31 1938 Cash in Office and Bank. 207.131 54 A dm itted $117,804,413 85 Robinson: “Sing Unto the Lord.’’ Maccabees Waldo County Medical I Agents' Balance 203 736 08 Real Estate. $122,147 90 S'azarene Church Notes LIABILITIES DEC 31 1938 Mortgage Loans. 67,500 00 choir: prayer; “They Crucified Interest and Rent*. 35.522 88 Net Unpaid Losses. $5.914 743 00 Examiner, also Medical Examiner All other Assets. 2.294 Stocks and Bonds 5.270.363 35 The morning worship service Sun 73 Unearned Premiums, 43 558 406 00 Cash in Office and Bank. 563 402 45 Him." bass solo. Charles Wilson All other L iabilities. 2 864 800 00 for the Veteran's Hospital in Togus. Gross As-e s Agents' Balances. 325.242 11 day was well attended. Although $2 734 655 94 Cash Capital. 15 000.000 00 and choir; "Near the Cross." so Deduct Items not admitted. 3.616 41 Interest and Rents. 24.077 00 He leaves a wife. Mrs Alma Ley the weather was inclement there Surplus over all Liabilities 50 466.464 85 All other Assets. 177.593 11 prano solo, Mrs. Sidney Wyllie. and onborg: a daughter. Clara Leyon A dm itted. $2,731,039 i were people present from Rockland. 53 Total It-bllltles and G ross Assets. $6,560,325 92 choir; "Dark is the Garden.” tenor LIABILITIES DEC 31. 1938 $117 804 413 85 borg. an instructor at Teachers’ N et Unpaid Los-sex. Surplus. D educt Item s not ad m itted . 80.724 74 Waldoboro. Washington and Hope $71,202 80 38 Th-44 and bass solos. Roland Berry and College, Westfield. Mass., and Unearned Premiums. 1.513 636 44 Mr and Mrs. Herbert Mank and All other Liabilities. 85 008 39 A dm itted. $6 469 601 18 Charles Wilson and duet with Mr. NORTH AMERICAN LIABILITIES DBC Adolph Leyonborg of Worcester. Surplus over all Liabilities 1.061.191 40 31. 1938 Helen Cramer sang "On the Cross ACCIDENT INS CO. Net Unpaid Losses. $393,471 68 Berry and Mr. Wilson, and choir. - 1 Chicago. 111. M ass. a son by a former marriage. of Calvary.” A special song was Total Liabilities and t erts Unearned Premiums. 2 398 081 00 ASSETS DBC 31. All other Liabilities. 205.000 00 ‘’Keep Your Vain Watch." men's Funeral services were held Sat ( Surplus. $2,731 039 53 'ate. $21,200 00 sung by the Junior girls. U lT h ■44 Cash Capital. 1 500 000 00 chorus; announcements and offer Mortal'* Loans. 389 187 85 Surplus over all Liabilities, 1.973.048 50 urday. April 1. Rev Ruth E Turner The study of the life of Paul was Stocks and Bonds. 2.585.519 Ol MII M M KEE MECHANICS’ ing: "Hail Easter Morn." choir; "As and Rev Harold Nutter officiating. Ca’h in Office and Bank. 211 608 02 Total Liabilities and commenced for the new quarter of INSl RANCE COMPANY 35.616 76 Miluaukee. Wisconsin Agents' Balances. S u rp lu s, It Began to Dawn" soprano and Intere*' and Rents. 44.571 11 —Belfast Journal. Sunday School lessons. The sub ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 All other A ssets. 183.754 32 alto duet. Mrs. Sidney Wyllie and Real F.siate $779,704 90 ject of lesson for next Sunday is CITY OF NEW YORK Mrs. Frederick Powers; "Pear Not Mortgage Loans. 1 449 124 GO Gro** A ssets $3 471.457 09 Stocks and Bonds INSURANCE COMPANY SOUTH THOMASTON "Paul Preaches the Risen Christ;" 8 029 353 27 Deduct Item s n o t a d m itted . 245.814 27 Ye." tenor solo, Chester Wyllie; Cash In Other and Bank 326 051 77 New York. N. Y. theme of the lesson. "What it ASSETS DBC 31. 1938 Agents' Balance*. 703.320 76 A dm itted. $3,225,642 8? "Christ the Lord Is Ris'n." chotr; ■Word has been received here of Means to Have a Risen Christ" Bills Receivable 24 667 95 S ock s and Bonds, 4 721 101 63 Interest and Rents. LIABILITIES DBC 31. 1938 C ash In Office e.nd B ank. 653.401 71 sermonette; "Saviour Divine" so 102 537 8(1 Net U npaid Losses. $467 068 40 the death of Mr* Nettie McKen- There will be an Easter Sunrise All other Aaeete. 20 746 85 A gents' B alances. 60.962 60 Ureari ed Premium*. 1 306.716 86 B ills R eceivable, 163 75 prano solo. Mrs. Sidney Wyllie; non of Swans Island formerly of All o'her L iabilities (In Service at 5.15 a. m. on the ledge Groes Assets. $11 435.507 90 In tere-t and R ents. 18 897 00 “Rejoice in the Lord." “The cluding contingency re All o th er Asset*. 94 *19 36 this place She was the daughter by the church if the weather is Deduct Items uot admitted 273.941 04 serve of $300.000 00). 545.442 46 Triumph Song." choir; benediction. of the late Alden and Bertha permisiable. Morning worship at Cash Capital, 400 000 00 G ross Assets $5,548 946 25 A dm ltt-d $11,161,566 86 Surplus over all Liabilities 506.415 10 The singers who will take part fCcombst Shea The remains will L1ABIIITIES DBC 31. 1938 Deduct Items not admitted. 24.838 84 10 o'clock. The message and special Net Unpaid Losses. $445,739 20 are: Sopranos. Mrs. Sidney Wyllie. Total Liabilities and | Admitted, $5,524,107 41 be brought here today for burial. music will be appropriate. The Unearned Premiums. 4.229.052 57 Surplus $3 225 642 82 LIABILITIES DBC All other Liabilities, 293.926 56 31. 1938 Mrs. E. B Clark, Mrs. Roland r program will be during the Cash Capital On the bss*s of D ecem ber 31. 1938 N et U n p a id Lowes. $392 244 00 2.000 000 00 market on nations lor all bonds and Unearned Premiums Surplus over all Liabilities 4,192.848 53 2.073.653 00 Berry Mrs. Lowell Moody Sr.. Miss ible School hour at 11.15; Evan- stocks o v el this Company's total ad-' All other LiabllltlM. 80.000 00 mltted i s e s would be Increased to Cash Capital. Glenice French. Miss Charlotte Total Liabilities and 1.500.000 00 i gelistic service at 7 oclock. $3,371 819 4» Surplus Over all Liabilities. 1.478.210 41 Moore, Mrs. Michael Halligan; HAPPY RELIEF A rehearsal for the Easter pro Surplus. $11.161 566 86 38-TI1-44 E C Moran Company. Inc.. Rockland Total Liabilities and ______38-Th-44 altos. Mrs. Frederick Powers. Miss gram will be held Saturday at 1 Till m i DF.NTIAI. INSURANCE S u rp lu s. • . ...PANY OE AMERICA Verna Robinson. Mrs. Clark French, o’clock. All children taking part NATIONAL-BEN FRANKLIN EIRE Newark. N. J. FROM PAINFUL INSURANCE COMPANY Mrs. Willis Vinal; tenors. Chester are requested to be present. ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 COMMERCIAL CASUALTY P ittsburgh. Pa Real C ts lc $231,655,752 27 ASSETS DEC 31. 1938 INSURANCE COMPANY Wyllie. William H. Robinson and Prayer meeting tonight will be I Real Estate. $16,700 00 Mortgige Loans. 937.425.290 90 Newark, N. J. 'ral Loans. (Policy ASSETS DEC. 31. 1938 Roland Berry; basses. Sidney BACKACHE , at 7 30. The church board meet- j Mortgage Loans. 718.735 24 loans and Premium {Stocks and Bond*. 2 916.376 21 R-al Estate. $260,757 77 Wyllie and Charles Wilson. Mrs. Many ol ibtw* X n J «»l°w ^ is service. Notes). 333.476 133 41 Mortgage Loans. 2 947 464 89 harka.'tisa )>en|ile .. ______Cash In Office and Bank. 219 810 12 Stocks and Bond*. { Agents' Balances, 516 544 93 2.127.188.052 00 stocks and Bonds. 4.380.742 07 Dana Smith, the church organist, are often caused by tired kidneys- -and niay Ca-h In Office and Bank. 95.872.345 44 C ash In Office and Bank. be relieied when treated in the n STONINGTON dersigned. Alternate proposals both Well! Well! Well! A Post Office Home with and without safe equipment) VINALHAVEN Schools began Monday after a are desired. Here’s a Vinalhaven Man ft ft ft ft week's vacation. Uncle Sam A«k» For Pro H. E. Chase, Who Thinks It Should Be MRS. OSCAR C. LANE Miss Margaret Haskell is visiting posals For the One At Post Office Inspector' Correspondent Mrs. Edith Havice in Melrose, Mass. Bangor, Maine Spelled As Two Words Mr. and Mrs. Eric Tharbjarnson Vinalhaven Vinalhaven, April 3 Pequoit Tribe of Redmen met of Tenant s Harbor were recent Vinalhaven, April 4. SWAN’S ISLAND Friday night. There was a large guests of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus T. Editor of The Courier-Gazette:— Proposals are hereby solicited to attendance and six members were Bartlett Chase Savage spent the weekend I have read with interest the edi rc-lnstated. After the meeting Robert Slater and Paul BlaLs have be received in the office of Post with his family here. torial in your edition of April 1st there was a rehearsal of the adop returned for work in the quarries. j Office Inspector H. E, Chase, at Mrs. William Holmes Is guest of I regarding the correct spelling of the tion degree. The next meeting will Dennis McMahon of Rockland is Bangor up to and including May Mrs. Granville Prock in Lincoln- ’ name of this town anrd also the be Friday. a business visitor in town . 4 to furnish suitable quarters for ville. comments of Postmaster Drew, A comm ttec from the Lions Club Mary Turley has been recent past office purposes at Vinalhaven Mrs. Cleveland Trask is passing a I believe that Postmaster Drew on town advertising met last Thurs guest of her sister Mrs. Lena Her under a lease subject to the pro few days in Rockland and Thom was in the main correct, as I re day night at the home of I G. Cal- rick in Rockland. visions of the standard form of aston. member hearing the late D. H. Olid- derwood. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hatch have lease used by the Post Office De Helen Burns was a Rockland visi den. when he was postmaster during Easter sunrise service and bap moved into Charles Hendrick's partment at a stated price per an tor recently. the first Cleveland administration tisms will take place Sunday at 6 house. num. Including heat light, power, Laurence Orcutt, Jr., and Beverly lamenting the fact that the Federal io'clock at Union Church. De Valois Mrs. Maud Allen is visiting Mrs. water, t diet facilities plumbing, Simmons of Spruce Head were mar Commandery Knights Templar will heating and lighting ftxtuie*. safe ried recently. The groom Is the authorities spelled the town’s name Bessie Harding at Prospect. Make First National Stores headquarters for your Easter Hams, Bacon, attend the 11 o'clock service. The The Grade School will present and or vault, ar.d all necessary eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence as one Word. He considered tire Eggs as well as all your food requirements. Shop and save this week spelling incorrect. choir will present "The Resurrec its usual spring entertainment, furniture and equipment, for a term Orcutt and the bride Is the daugh PRICES ROCKLAND STORES ONLY Back in 1785 the citizens of Fox tion Story at 7 p. m. May 5. of five or ten years from July 1. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Sim Islands petitioned the General Paul DcPalma is home from the 11939. mons D 3 R A C O - SMOKED - SUG AR CURED-WHOLEor HALF Court of Massachusetts asking the Ha n ley-Burg ess Eastern Maine General Hospital in A floor space of abuot 1200 square Court to “Quiet" them full posses The home of Mr. and Mrs How Bangor. feet is required. Important con APPLETON sion of the Islands and the peti ard C. Burgess was the scene of a Mrs. Walter Leighton who was siderations are a reasonably cen tion was presented to the Court by prctty home weddlng Priday ni*ht called here by the illness and death tral location, good daylight, and Dr. M. C. Stephenson is moving when their daughter Miss Alice John Vinal who had a brother on of her father. Harry Conley re accessibility to rear or side entrance from Odd Fellows block to his home HAMS 25 became the bride of James Hanley the South Fox Island at that time. turned Saturday to Lubec. for mails. in Union. Will occupy April 3. of Rockland son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr Vinal presented several other Lena Morey and Carl Morey have The Post Office Department re 39-41 ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS » 27c James Hanley. petitions to the court also. been passing a week as guests of serves the right to reject any or all iTie doub'e ring service was per In 1788 the settlers asked Mr Mr. and Mrs. Willard Harding in proposals to negotiate further with Read The Courier-Gazette formed by Rev. Kenneth Cook, pas proponents for better terms, and Vinal to present a petition to the Prospect. tor of Union Church. The couple • • • * to endeavor either before or after GUARANTEED Oeneral Court requesting that "The were attended by the bride's brother Harry R. Conley the closing date above indicated, MEDIUM SIZE 2 coz 43c Islands be incorporated into thp Henfield Eggs Eugene (Burgess and Miss Lucille Harry R. Conley. 70 died at his to secure oilers on suitable prop RHEUMATISM Town of Vinal Haven tie and Miss Alice Tuttle, and a soprano obligato by Miss Beattie; I in Everybody’s Column THOMASTON CAMDEN Advertisements In this colum- not Response “Our Risen Lord and | to exceed three lines Inserted once for « « « « King.' (Von Berge). Miss Julia! ft ft ft ft 25 eenls, three times for 50 cents. Ad ditional lines live cente each for one SHIRI.EY T. WILLIAMS Woodcock is organist. At 4.30 there I GILBERT HARMON time 10 cents for three times. Six Correspondent j is to be a Vesper service including ! Correspondent small words to a line A A A A ft ft ft ft an Easter pageant entitled "The' /N z\ z> z n Triumph of Lovf," presented by the | ” 1 • • B Tel. 190 Telephone 713 N Y A L 2 Epworth League. Parts are taken I ______* by Olive Leach. Lizzie Tuttle. Lucy i jjoly Week services will be TO LET « The music for the Easter services * « .» » » Adams. Alma leach. Nathalie Bell, at Baptist Church Thurs- JvU W M Ilw lllIX v H l NW 341UIIIIVV ■■■ IJU U IIIJ* VW NIJJUIW H IV JJI ILLS • ■ ■ IIW IV tllw at the Federated Church includes: . . . check your needs and bring this bargain list with you. You'll get prompt attention and quick service 1 in'.! rooms to ict. Prelude, “The Risen Christ," (Hos Ruth Miller. Eugene Fates, Charles day and Friday nights at 7.30. The FOSS HOUSE. 77 Purk St Tel. 330 Bell, Edith Sawyer, Leona Frisbee, ______39-tf mer), Offertory. "Beside Still Friday meeting will b; a Com-1 I LOVELY, furnished, modern front Charles Fager. Bertha Condon. Waters.” (Thompson), iwo anthems. munion service after the New Testa- j room, central Gentlemen preferred. Marjorie Woodcock. Sally Gray and ment mode, around the tables. AH Apply 28 or 30 Masonic St., or TKI.. “Triumphant King," (Wilson), and SALE STARTS TODAY , 1117-1.______40*43 James Bell. Christian folks are invited to this “Easter Morn.” (Wilson), by the FIVE-room apartment to let at 56 Federated Choral Association, the Mayflower Temple. Pythian Sis Communion. T albot A c Inquire H H. URITT. EXTENDS ONE WEEK TO APRIL 13 ( Building 40-if ters will meet Friday at 7 30 There- Funeral services for George E. latter selection including a soprano I'f NEMENT to let five rooms with and alto duet by Miss Laura Beat- will be no supper. Gould, 87. who died Sunday were toilet and t:urui;e: new ly decorated . 112.50 month Hear the new factory. conducted Tuesday at the Good fu ANTACID NYAL MINERAL OIL NYAL CASTORIA Inquire MIKE ARMATA. The Men's Easter at Baptist Church neral home Rev. N. F. Atwood ofll- j NYSEPTOL Shop, Cor. Park and Main .Si- ciating. POWDER A pure, tasteless, ROOMS to let at 15 Grove St. rel Easter Sunday at the Baptist A favored laxa 579-IV MRS FLORA COLLINS. 39-tf Church will be observed thus: The subject for the Holy Week Antiseptic mouth NYAL DR. P. R. G REENLEAF Prompt relief for heavy oil th at aids tive for babies SMALL furnished house to let at Morning service, 11; organ prelude, service at the Methodist Church (ASTORIA Spruce Head near salt water: new Dentist wash and breath heartburn, belching in relief of consti garage. Ideal for year-around home: j Doxology, Invocation and Lord's to be held Thursday night at 7 and young chil rent reasonable CALL 793-W. 106-tt and sour stomach pation and irregu A M t a t a i u deodorant. i m . h.i I or MAIN ST,. THOM ASTON, MF. Prayer. Gloria, Scripture—Luke o'clock is "The Spirit-Filled Life.” due to gastric hy (OfAISH «>t dren. POUR room apartment to let. all larity. I m (• I I a modern. Apply at CAMDEN and TEL. 20 24:1-12. Prayer. Anthem—“O Death Meguntlcook Encampment, I. O. 85-W-Th-tf F U L L P IN T peracidity. ROCKl^ND WATER CO.. Tel. 634. (Where is Thy Sting." Spinney. O. F., will meet Thursday night to Large 4 oz. size ______39* tf 50c Size F U L L P IN T Baptisms, anthem—“The Magda rehearse ’he Patriarchal Degree. 2 tor 50c «t - lene." Warren, responsive reading- The local C.C.C. Camp will hold 2 for 50c 2 for 5 5 c 2 for 50c selection 65; comet solo—The open house Friday afternoon and I Holy City.” Duct ley Harvey; a n evening. During the afternoon INYAI 2 FOR 1 SALE I I BUY 2 AND SAVE I NYAL 2 FOR 1 SALE I BUY 2 AND SAVE ■ ■ ■ f FOR SALE p ------— - - » - • ft nouncements, offertory—solo, 'Hail. the boys of the eamp will act as guides in showing visitors about Tinct. ol Iodine—1 Nyal Nasal Drops— DINING room sei. two stoves with Your Risen Lord," Maley. Albert iz. size ...... 2 ter 25C NYAL A-B-D-G VITAMIN CAPSULES 35c size...... 2 for 3 5c oil bun uni other lurnislilngs. the camp and in explaining the DR STEPHENSON S residence. Union. Hall; children’s story. “Easter ______30-41 various projects. In the evening a NyalZInc Ointment « Four health-promoting vita Iro n A Yeast Tab*. Eggs” anthem—"Awake, Thou .Win -25c tube...... L tor tO C —Hot. of 100...... 2 fo r 7 5c YEARLING rteer and bull for sale; motion picture will be shown por NYAL mins in concentrated easy to- also heavy Iron axle wheels with 4-ln try Earth,” J. S. Bach; sermon— . »r , I . al Puro Castor take capsules— Nyal Chocelax— 25c times anil blueberry hay. FRED L. traying various phases of C.C.C. 2 tor 2 5 c (0.,.,-*- v.iaaiar fo r MH,LER lei 15-13, Warren SOMZ ‘The Empty Tomb:' ' Hymn—No. —3 os. bottle.... A B. G D box...... 2 25c 137; benediction camp life and the remarkable proj S BOX OF 100 NEW 18 It Snipe model sailboat for ects which C.C.C. boys have ac Myalgesic —for pein a r a . S 5 9 Nyal Corn Remover sale at low price complete; varnished Organist is Miss Laura H. Mc- — 50c bottle . , ... * Tot wWC sxsx.m nr.v> Special at . . . —25c bottle. . 2 fo r 25c deck. In water one month, sails never complished throughout the country. wet Write P O BOX 373. Rockland. s.-rve; pianist. Mrs Blanche Ler- ______41-43 The officers and boys extend every Rectone Ointment a Nyal Aspirin Tab tnend; music. Choral Society; music -For Piles— 5l)c tube * 50c lets— Box of 3 doz. 2 for 25c LORD coupe 1930 rum ble sea t. 1927 one an invitation. Dodge four-door sedan tor sale Harold director. Mrs. Grace Suout; flower SPECIAL Holy Week will be observed at Nyal Cold Capsule* a Beef Iron * W ine- Alexander 9 CENTRAL ST Camden committee. Mrs. Marie Singer. Mrs NYAL ASPIRIN Tonic— $1 size...... 2forS1°° ____ 41*43 the Congregational Church thus: —50c box ...... • 50c Lottie White. Mrs Elizabeth Walsh. 36-FOOT power bnul lor sale Has 8- FOR EASTER Thursday. 7.30 p. in. Commemora Nyal Hinkle Tablet* a Nyal Rubbing Alco i vlllider Glut marine motor CARL Evening Service at 7 will consist TABLETS h o l - Full Pint ... 2 fo r 50c TON JOYCE Swan I-.anil______41-46 tion of the Last Supper; Friday. -Tin of 100...... ‘ 25c of: lfymn-No 362: Scripture— Pure—full five grain—prompt in action. i ARM i - 26 acres, modern lin- Arm m il Mar leudrii/etl 7 30 p. m. Good Friday service; ser Nyal Chest Rub— White Pine A T o r— provenienc STEPHEN S. COMERY. llnm. » In Hi Luke 17:11-19; prayer, announce 2 Tel 191-5. Tlimna-ton 40 tf mon preached by Rev Frederick 50c jar ...... 42 tor 50c For coughs—25c size " , 25c S unt- l*n.aiiuni Hams. 8 t» ments. offertory, drama, benedic B o ttle o f 100 ■ BNERAl I. ■ ■, 11., .-mi.ji i,,r Hi lb*.: abide lb 29c Hayes, minister ol the First Church Witch Hazel Ex- a re . Laxacold Tablets- sale nine piece dining room suite H. for C BUBER, Wair, .i______39*41 Ask lor bockkts bn njany tion. in Belfast; Sunday 10 30 a. m. Easter tract—Full pint. . . . a tor 9 VC 25c box...... 2 25c A drama of the Christ. "Simon the AN old • -edman tells the following; ways to cook ii.cn rh - morning worship, 7 30 p. m. church Nyagar —laxative a $«>0 2 for 5 0 c Nyal Sedative Com 2 f o r $1 ° ° Leper" by Dorothy Clarke Wilson, There I a concern In Paradise. Pa, fectlv baked ham is the open for silent devotion and organ -S i o o .ize ...... a lo r | NYAL 2 FOR 1 SALE I p o u n d — $1.00 bottle that puts up i-i-il hi large envelopes heiglii of culinary art. yet will have in its cast. Charles Star or fir qiialliy. raised lu that superior aucc?-, is u. - ired even to played during the entire evening. Nyal Yellow Pills— • o r. N y a g a r — laxative soil ol Peiiiisvlvaula The*,- seeds are red. Louise Thurston. Norman 25c size...... a for Z 9 C “2 for 1” HOME REMEDIES - $1.00 size...... 2forS1°° garden spot seeds packed for people the nailse. if she follows Tlie senior choir, directed by Dr. C. Willi small garden spots Peas, beans, Overlook. Lillian Thurston. Edward c rn quash lettuce, cucumbers, all the slmpb recipe, given ia Harold Jameson, will sing the mu Nyal Throat Carglo a o r. Nyal Norwegian Cod Liver Oil—U.SP. Pure Epsom Salt— N< * combe. Estelle Moore. Leah — 25c size...... Z tor ZwC 2 for 20c varieties Com,' 111 and look them over the booklet. sic at all of these services. An in 2 for 85c P o u n d size ...... at 13 < lari in..i. St. Guaranteed to Laige ( .'it Cut-dud or Sliced V itam in strength— full p i n t ...... groa FRED W WIGHT 39*41 Tillson and Charles Simpson. vitation is extended to all. Pineapple “ can ?3c Incidental music between episodes Nyal Halibut Liver Oil — Box of 50 — IN Camden, i.x room house and bath, Pin< a; pie S p n r ig e can 15r 2 (or S1« also shed, two house lots, terms rash. will be: “A Prayer." by Mrs. Faith 3 minim c a p su le s...... WALLACE N PAGE. 26 Central St.. Pint apple Dt Luxe ige can ?5c SUNDRIES TOILETRIES Camden______39*44 Leadership Smok'd Shoulders (U. Brown; “Ivory Palaces,” Ray Nyal Milk of Magnesia —S w e eten s ROCKPORT DRY hard wood per foot, fitted. *1.25 puuud 22c mond Greene; “There is a Green Nyad Fountain a $*25 stomach sourness—full p in t ...... 2 for 50c Sad Ira Face Powder a . rft„ ZS ZS Saw ed. »1 15. long. $1 05. 51. B . 4 C O ZN A ZN A Syringe— a for I — 50c box...... » f#r wwC PER R Y . Tel 487______39-tf These shoulders are a fla Hill Far Away,” Alfred Strout. 2 qt. size . Nyal Cod Liver Extract Tablets—Con 2 f o r U ° ° LADIES—Reliable hair goods at Rock vor treat. They are eco LIDA O. CHAMPNEY Sadlra Lip Stick ar a en nomical because nicely NyN ap* — Sanitary * a a . centrated vitamins—easy to take—$1 btl. land Hair Store. 24 E'm St. Mall orders Tickets for the Alton Blacking- Correspondent Pads—Box of 12.... a for £9C R ouge— 50cvalue... 4 fo r PV C solicited. H. C. RHODES. Tel. 519-J. trimmed. ZN ZN Z \ Z \ Nyalyptus—the golden syrup for coughs 39 tf ton lecture may be obtained in A A A A Ultra Hand Lotion Fresh Native Uggs. Ige dor 26f Needee Adhesive a aa. due to colds—75c size ...... 2for75c 2 for 50c HARD coal for sale, also lumpy Po- 1 lb pkg Fancy Karon 25c Thomaston at McDonald's Drug Tel. 2229 Plaster— 1 in.—S yd. * to r * 5 C —Full pint...... cahontus soft coal; dry fitted hard Nyal Hot Springs Brand Medicine- and Junk wood. 4. B PAULSEN. Thom Pullets |b 29c store.—adv. 39-41 Needee Hasp. Cat- a r* 2 f o r U ° ° Rosa Water & &ly- 2 co rln — 6 oz. bottle.. aston. Tel C2 39-tf Another lov of those won- to n —Pound roll...... a for OVC Stomachic bitters—$1 size ...... 2 for 50c deriul pullet : wculd pass There will be no service tonight Nyal Buchu & Juniper Pills—Stim ulant for chickens. E A S T UN IO N at the Methodist Church. Tho-c Nyad Hot Water a $*25 Ultra Almond a r* B o ttle— 2 qt. size a for I diuretic—50c s i z e ...... 2 for 50c C re a m — 6 oz. bottle. 4 fo r PUC Large Cans Pumpkin and Shirley Morton of Warren spent usually attending and others are in 'squ.l-tl I 15 • Saturday night and Sunday with vited to attend worship at the Uni- Nyseptol Tooth a ar. Nyal Carbolated Witch Hazel Oint.— Sadlra Cleansing a , I W ANTED ’ New E ngland Dressed Fork Brushes— Ch. styles a lo rd O C for C re a m — 50c jar...... 4 *®r 9U C her parents Mr. and Mrs Lawrence versalist Church in Rockland. Those For simple cuts, scratches—25c box . . . 2 25c R'-a U lb 23c WILLING, set.re youth quick to These arc the beet quality Morton. going will leave from the church Nysis Powder Puffs a a. Nyal Analgesic B alm —Counter irritant Magnesia Toath a aa. letirn, r.wds », r» of «ny kind. Write I in. size...... a for SC Paste— Large tube 4 fo r ^U C rihe on the market soon after 7. ointm ent—50c t u b e ...... 2 for 50c "YOUTH. can; The Courier-Gazette. Mr and Mrs. William Hilt had as ______4O»42 Chase A Sanborn Coffee lb 25c A telegram was received Tuesday 20 oz rails sup.ib.i Tomato dinner guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ■ ■■ N Y A L 2 FORT SALE I BUY 2 AND SAVE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ NYAL 2 FOR 1 SALE I BUY 2 AND SAVE RBM BOAT wanted Open motor boat. 20 by Lou E. Upham informing him of to 24 feet, with or without motor Oood Juii.' io,- Allen leach and Mr. and Mrs Oliver leawm' !,V , hcau Write full SLced Smoked Salmon can 20e the death Monday of his brother- HONEY & MORE description to SEAWORTHY HENRY” Athearns. care of C ourler-O azetli- 40*42 An appetizing hor.% d'oeuvres Mr. and Mrs Allen Leach (Hope in-law. Bert Wright at Lockwood. Large Texas Grapefruit, each 5c MIDDLE aged man wanted for geiD N. Y. Funeral services will be held HOUND COUGH SALE STARTS TODAY eral farm work One wanting good Large Florida Oranges, for Brown) were given a household there this afternoon at 2. Mr. home rather than high wages. Must ju ii< 4m shower. Friday night at the Grange MOP be good dry milker No liquor. E. E. Bi ookfield Creamery Kitt ,er lb 3h ball. Those in charge were Mrs. Wright was the husband of Mi's EXTENDS ONE WEEK TO APRIL 13 CHAPMAN W es, Neck Ncbh-boro 41*46 PART or full time chauffeur's job Dorothy Hilt Mrs. Marlon Carleton Bertha Upham formerly of Rock An old-fash f | O ' ioned but ef- ' “ wanted by reliable young man. or odd and Winona Brown. After the port Jobs of any so rt TEL 313 W 41*43 J. A. JAMESON CO. fective relief APPRENTICE w anted a t Vogue (many useful and handsome gifts for coughs due Beauty Shop. 34 PARK ST. FREE DELIVERY ST. G EO RG E ______40-42 MS MAIN ST. ROCKLAND were unwrapped, a light repast was to colds. MAN wanted for saleswork In rural TEL. 17 served. The remainder of the eve districts of Maine Experience a help 50c Bottle CORNER DRUG STORE but not needed Must own and op Registrar at Tuft* ning was spent in playing cards. erate a car. be free to travel, good Because Miss Haleys mother. character references Commission; car 1, .'!? 1- 1 2 tor 50c MAIN & LIMEROCK STS. ROCKLAND allowance and daily guarantee. Apply Rena (Wiley) Haley is the daughter ROOM I L House______40-42 of the late John F Wiley of Wiley s FIXXJRS hard wood, to sand and Corner. “Bozc'' thought this clipping re-tlntsh Expert workmanship New Porter-Cable -undlng machine M. W. from the Boston Herald would in- RICHARDS 25 Franklin St Tel 708 ville was graduated from Jackson “Miss Haley recalls that she had “Behind the Headlines." Alton | terest readers in this section; WASHINGTON for d e tail- 40 42 College in 1936. she failed to win some embarrassing moments when Hall Blackington's outstandingly “When Adele J. Haley of Somer- WANTED to Buv All kinds ol u-ed GLENDENNING’S MARKET any of the “class mosts” which she first took office. Dr. M. C. Stephenson is moving popular illustrated lecture of real machinery and tools for making bar ren box machinery Full seniors select during their las. "Some students would step into from Odd Fellows block to his home thrills and high adventure will d<-,:rlptlnn condition and price first in Union. Will occupy \pril 3. j Presented Easter Monday. April letter. Write MR SHARP, care The Telephone Deliver month in college. Nevertheless, the office, take a glance and walk Courier-Gazette. 40’45 9 9 3 FRIDAY NIGHT IS right now she probably would be right out." she related. "Others 39.41 10, at Community Building 39-42 PAY NITE, 6 to 8 P. M. rated as the most outstanding mem would stare for a moment before ber of her class because she is one making any inquiries about their STATE OF MAINE •(EGGS AND CHICKS lc to $5 to Adults R ockland, M arch 22, 1939 of the youngest registrars of a courses or anything else concern , Knox, as. graduate school—if not the fairest. ing their registration.' Taken this twenty second day cf PARMEN I'ERS strain red chicks fi I March 1939 on execution dated Febru- sale, from high produclug pulloru SWIFT’S Friday and Saturday "Tall, dark haired and of fair ■'As registrar to Dean Halford L. I ary 28. 1939 Issued on Judgment ren clean breeders; chicks $10 per hurydre , acred by the Superior Court In and M M KINNEY. St George road. Thon complexion, Miss Haley, who re Hoskins. Miss Haley not only has ! for the County of Knox at the term uston. Tel Tenant-, llurbor 56-14 41*- cently observed her 25th birthday to keep students' records but also sty I thereof begun and held on the second PREMIUM Tuesday ol February, to wit. on tlie CHICK Headquarters. Depend at serve as social secretary, preparing service. R f. chirks for sale. 10c eacl Is the registrar of Tufts' Fletcher 1 twenty-fourth day of February 1939 orders taken for future deliver In favor of Herman Mitchell and Her school of law and diplomacy, a teas for the Fletcher school meet WALKERS DELAWARE STORE LEGAL NOTICE bert Mitchell, both of Appleton In Paik S t , Tel 816. -|6., graduate school comprised chiefly ings. Her academic duties include the County of Knox and State of HAM the preparing of examinations, sub NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE I Maine, doing business under the Arm of scholars with Phi Beta Kappi 1 name and style of Mitchell Bros, ranking. mitted to her by the faculty mem Whereas. Elizabeth M. Haskell of against Chester Hannan of Appleton Half or Whole Rockland. County of Knox und State In the County and Stute aforesaid for “Many a new student in the bers. and of proctoring them ol Maine, by her mortgage deed, dated Three hundred nine dollars und live CLEMENTS CHICKS Oct 16th. 1936. and recorded In the cents ($309 051 debt- or damage, and Fletcher school Is surprised—pleas Knox Registry of Deeds. Book 248. 1 Seventeen dollars and sixty-six cents Saturday Matinee antly—when he first visits the reg Page 207. conveyed to the Rockland ($17,661 costs of suit, on which lias Extra For Children Easter Lilies and Jonquils on sale Loan Hi Building A- -oclatlon. a cor been credited the sum ol Sixty dollars istrar's office. Most of the new poratlou legally organized und exist ($60 001 and will be sold at public 2 ? LB Extra Cartoons at E. B Crockett's 5 & 10 cent ing under the laws of the Stale of uuctlon to the highest, bidder on the More Star Photos students who communicate with store.—adv. Maine, and located at Rockland. In | twenty-eighth day of April 1939 at the registrar by mail before en suid Knox County, the following de-1 twelve o'clock noon at the office of Surprise Papers scribed real estate, together with the the Sheriff In and for said County rolling. envision a much less at buildings thereon, situated lu said of Knox at the Court House in Rock SHORT SIIANK. LEAN TODAY—“LOST PATROL" ASSESSORS’ NOTICE Rockland, bounded and described as land In the County and state afore tractive official. The Assessors of the Town of Thom follows, to wit: said, the following described real es “Many of the students assuming aston hereby (rive notice to all persons BEGINNING at the Northwesterly tate and all the right, title and ln- CLEMENTS Chicks give excep SMOKED SHOULDERS...... lb 17c liable to taxation In said Town, that corner of the Titus lot on the Easterly terest which the said Chester Hannan tionally prolilalile results. Unusual that Adele J. Haley, registrar, is they will be in session at side of South Main Street; thence of said Appleton has und had 111 und Reds also Cross Breeds and Sex- married, address their letters “Dear TOWN OFFICES, WATTS HALL Northerly by said Main Street to the to the same on the twenty-fourth day Linked Day Old pullets or Csck- corner of Mechanic Street; thence of January 1936 at eleven-thirty o clock crcls lull ol extra hybrid vigor and LEAN. SLICED Madame." Others not knowing she In selectmen's rooms on April 6-7-8 Easterly by said Mechanic Street one In the forenoon, the time when the sold will) 98‘7 sex guarantee. Our 1939 from 1 to 5 p. m hundred and tlfty-stx (158) feet to same was attached on the writ in the "four-farm co-operative" insures is a woman salute the Fletcher for the purpose of receiving lists of polls land of Mary M Snow; thence South i same suit, to wit:— better quality for less money. BACON ...... lb 17c registrar with a "Dear Sir. ' 1 and estates taxable In said town, erly by said Snow's land on a line j Three certain lots or parcels of land Catalog free. Write (LF.MENTS j All such persons are hereby notified parallel to the Easterly side of said i with buildings thereon standing sltu- BROTIltRS FARMS. R. 33 W inter- to make and bring to said Assessors Main Street to the aforesaid Titus lot; ated In Appleton. Knox County and port. Me. 28-52 I true and perfect lists of their polls and thence Westerly bv said Titus lot to , State of Maine, bounded and described STItlUFEY FRESH all their estates, real and personal, not the point of beginning. i as follows, to wit: NOW 1 “WITHIN THE LAW" 1 by law exempt from taxation, which The said prem.seo oeing the same First: One lot beginning on the ' they were possessed of. or which they conveyed to Sam el Freedman by Isa-j northeast side of highway leading !(*■******■****«> red NATIVE EGGS ...... doz 2 7c PLAYING | ruth HUSSEY, PAUL KELLY ; held as guardian executor, admlnls- dor Gordon by his deed dated April; from Burkett's Corner (socalledi to 1 trator. trustee or otherwise, on the first 20. 1928, and i corded In the Knox | Metcalf's Corner (socalled) by land of 1 day of April. 1939. and be prepared to Registry of Deeds. Book 215. Page 512. O. A. Miller to land formerly owned ! MISCELLANEOUS * NATIVE I make oath to the truth of the same. to which deed and record reference by A. K Burkett; thence easterly on 7s .«. .g, | When estates of persons deceased may be had for : more particular de said Burkett's land to land of Emma FRIDAY-SATURDAY i have been divided during the past scription of the premises hereby con and Roy Sukeforth; thence south by Rockland Sanitary Service, depen FOWL ...... lb 2 7 c ' year, or have changed hands from any veyed fence to said road; thence by said high dable hauling of waste and ashes AR cause, the executor, administrator or Being same premises acquired by way to place of beginning, containing i THUR ADOLPHSEN. Tel. 1399. 4i-tf “NEVER SAY DIE” other persons Interested; are hereby this Grantor from the Rockland Loan twelve (12) acres more or less. TO my old customers as well as warned to give uotlcc of such change, & Building Association by their deed Second: Beginning on the southerly back at painting and paper han LEAN, TENDER I FRESH GROUND A SMe-Splitting Comedy with Romance anti and in default of such notice will be dated Oct. 16. 1936 side of said highway on land ol Emma again FOREST K HATCH. 114 P 1 And whereas the condition of said Hilarious Builcsque Duel! held under the law to pay the tax as and Roy Sukeforth; thence on said ant St., city.______j sessed although such estate has been mortgage has been broken: Sukeforth's land southwest to land Pot Roasls, lb 25c I Hamburg, lb 19c Now. therefore, by reason of the of Mrs. S W Clarrey; thence north PAINTING, papering o f aU id | with wholly distrlbuiod and paid over. breach of the condition thereof, said plastering, brick, cement and Any person who neglects to comply west on said Clarry's land to land of Rockland Loan 6: Building Association Frank Hatch; thence northeast by said work A. W. GRAY. 3 Adam s with this notice will be doomed to a claims foreclosure of said mortgage. R ockland. 1 LARGE SEEDLESS tax according to the laws of the State, Hatch's land to said road; thence on LARGE. JUICY, FLORIDA 1 Martha Raye, Bob Hope In Witness Whereof, the said Rock said road to place of beginning, con and be barred of the right to make ap WATCHMAKER—Repairing ws land Loan & Building Association lias taining (14) acres, more or less clocks, antiques all kinds. Cal plication either to the Assessors or caused this instrument to be sealed Third: Beginning on the south side Oranges, 2 doz 43c 1 Grapefruit 4 for 23c County Commissioners for any abate deliver, S. ARTHUR Kt AC A ifu l with its corporate seal and signed in of said road at land of Frank Hatch: Amesbury 8t., Rockland, Tel. 951 ment of his taxes, unless he offers such Its corporate name by Harry O. Gurdy. thence south ten (10) rods to land of lis t w ith his application and satisfies Its Secretary, thereunto duly author Mrs. S. W Clarry's; thence westerly genuine spring them that he was unable to offer It at ized. this 21st day of March In the on said land of said Clarry's eight 181 CURTAINS nicely done. 30c STRAND the time hereby appointed. year of our Lord one thousand nine rods to stake and stones; thence also buttons, machine made. M arch 28. 1939 hundred and thirty-nine. northerly ten (10) rods to said road; 489-R. Ill Pleasant St LAMB L E G S ...... lb 2 3c Shows—Mat. 2. Evg. 6.34), 8.311 D P. WHITNEY. ROCKLAND LOAN & BUILDING theuce on said road to place of be MEN Old At, 40! G e t Pep B L. GRAFTON. Continuous Sat., 2.0(1 to 10.30 ASSOCIATION. ginning. containing one hull sere Ostrex Tonic Tablets contain ra' C A. SMALLEY, (Seal) ROBERT A WEBSTER ter Invlgorators and other stlm Assessors. By Harry O. Gurdy, Secretary Deputy Sheriff One do-e starts new pep. Costs 38-41 35-Th-4l 35-Th-41 Call, write C. II. MOOR & CO. Every-OtKer-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette? Thursday, April 6, 1939 Page Seven Prances E. Harrington of Hart the various characters vividly pre quartet played "Jubel Overture" by preciation to all who had helped in ford was in the city for a short stay, Dramatic Readings sented. from the seriops grimness von Weber, the pianists being Mrs. making the affair such a success, the first of the week, the guest of This And That of Mr. Lincoln and the’ fiery nature Faith G. Berry, Miss Margaret particularly to Mrs. Talbot herself his sister, Mrs. R. H. Britt. Mrs. W. D. Talbot Rises To who gave her services gratis. of Ichabod Franklin to the impul Stahl. Mrs. Frances McLoon and Impressive Heights In sive boyishness of “Boddy" Frank Mrs. Nathalie Snow; and Chester Abbie Sargent of the North lin and the tender loveliness of his High School faculty was a Local Program sister Bose. O. Wyllle of Warren gave a group guest of Mrs. Robert Nivlson Tlie yestry of the Universalist Mrs. Talbot s work is marked by of tenor solos, with Miss Stahl at 1 Mrs. Sherman Rokes was hostess home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Read this and cheer up Church held a capacity audience exquisite diction, restraint of ges the piano. The selections were | to T.H.E. Club Monday night, at Arc you no blip that life ia no l» n ,.r worth Monday night, gathered to hear ture which permits one to enjoy the greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Berry sub living? 1)0 you rry cattily? Do you fajl low, cards and late luncheon. Mrs. Al rnran, d.prwwrd—juiit absolutely SUNK? Mrs. William D. Talbot of Portland spoken word without distraction, stituted for Mrs Esther Rogers who Then here’s ijood news for you in rase you bert Havener and Mrs. David Mc The annual banquet of Methe- need a good general system tonic -Just take in dramatic readings, the activity and has always evident sincerity. Is ill. Carty were high line at bridge. Mrs. besec Club will be held tomorrow at famous I.ydia K. Pinkham’s Vegetable t lorn- for the benefit of the church and Everyone present felt it was a Ushers for the event were Mrs. pound, f-et its wholesome herbs and roots Giace Veazie won the travel prize. 6.30, at the Copper Kettle, instead help Nature build up more physical resist under the direction of a committee privilege to hear her, and hope for H. J. Weisman, Mrs. Carl E. Free ance and tone up your system, so that it can of at Hotel Rockland. Reservations more easily throw off the "bluea” and give headed by Mrs. E. F. Glover. Tlie that pleasure again. Mrs. Talbot man. Mrs. Levi T. Flint and Mrs. more energy to enjoy life. Mrs. Orrin Smith was hostess to may be made with Mrs. Annie Stev “Who hesitates when chance ap splendid audience was a tribute, not was charmingly gowned in powder Everett Philbrook. Cut flowers M Il.I.IO N S o f women have depended up Sewing Club Tuesday, an afternoon ens. Tel. 810 pears may fall the victim of his on thia < umpound and have passed the word only to the fine talent of the artist, blue and wore a nosegay of red formed attractive decorations. Mrs. ulong to friends slid neighbors, and to their of needlework being preceded by a fears." children. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stickney of but to Mrs. Talbot herself who since roses presented by the committee. Glover in introducing Mrs. Talbot W hy not take Plnkham’a Compound and picnic dinner. Commander and Mrs. C. F. Snow Belmont. Mass., were guests over the her marriage to one of Rockland's Augmenting the readings n piano took the opportunity to express ap- go "smiling thru”? have been in Auburn and Worces weekend of Dr. and Mrs. William sons and in her frequent visits here Warren C. Noyes was in Boston ter, Mass., visiting relatives. March Ellingwood. has become a general favorite over the weekend, to visit Mrs. H. 31. Mrs. Snow spoke before the through her sincere graciousness. H. Flint who Is receiving medical pupiLs of the Putnam School in Au Ails and Crafts Society will meet Mrs. Talbot presented two read treatment there. burn, where a former Rockland girl. nt the What-Not Shop Monday ings—the first, "Post Road” and Miss Ellen D Tolman. js a member night at 7.30. Mrs. Evelyn Peaslee the other "The Lost Speech" by Mrs. Henry Arnes, who has been of the faculty. Mrs Snow's audi Honore Wilsie Morrow. In the for will give a demonstration of new visiting relatives in this city for a ence, comprising about 350 young rug weaving and Miss Maude Hall mer, set forth in a series of three few days, has returned to Syra people (4th to 8th grades inclusive) will give instructions for painting monologues, the reader’s keen sense SCIENTIFIC COLD STORAGE FOR FURS cuse, N. Y. listened with absorbed attention to of characterization was brought into on silks and cloth materials. The her story of her visit to Japan where full play. In "The lost Speech," a exhibition of some home craft article Mrs. U. G. Jameson and daugh she was received at the Court and UNUSUAL OFFERING story woven around Abraham Lin- made by the applicant and a small ter Lorea of Belmont, who came ti the many incidents attendant admission fee. are the requirements Stiel coin, full dramatic value was given. attend the funeral of Almon B thereon. for membership. Cooper, were guests of Mrs. P F N E W E A S T E R Bicknell. Mrs. H. H. Flint, who entered Parkway Hospital, Brookline. Mass, Mrs. Lillian Mildwoff of New York COMIQUE last week, is improving, the course is the guest of relatives in this city. CAMDEN of treatment necessitating a con tinued stay of three more weeks Miss Ruth Rogers has resumed The untrained and unfit must Ik her duties at the Public Library given help all their lives. The SALE UNTIL Charles Stewart Mott of Flint. after a sick "vacation.” crime Is in teaching the lit to put SATURDAY \lich„ was luncheon guest Tuesday themselves in the same class. If of Mr. and Mrs. F. C, Gatcombe. Edward Goniu received a surprise one only finds himself and bellpvet* visit Tuesday from Mrs. Fred Pay- in himself, then goes ahead he Is M r. M o tt is awaiting the completion son of New Bedford. Mass., a niece of a yacht at the Snow Shipyard.' bound to succeed. He may no* whom he had not seen in 19 years and will then tak" the craft to Ber achieve tlie highest place at oneA Claudette Colbert and whom he failed to recognize be muda. but he will be travelling and in the cause of several serious surgical op right direction. Friends and relatives from out ol erations through which she had town, who came to attend funeral passed since they last saw each .ervices for Almon B Cooper were other. She is a daughter of Lewis Dr. N. K. Wood of Boston, Mrs. and tlie late Hattie (Gonial Hills und a niece of Mrs. Edward Helen Jameson und daughter I-orca T AND CALE LEATHER i 1 Belmont. Mass Mrs. 11. M Noyes, Mathews of Union, upon whom she HANDBAGS Miss Alice Gould Mr. and Mrs. W. also called. Mrs. Payson was ac T. Wooster. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce companied by her husband who is $1X0, $1.98 Thomas and Mr und Mrs. diaries master of the City Farm in New Turner of Portland. Dr. William Bedford. Upon their return yes MEN AND BOYS Russell of Bath and Mr. and Mrs. terday they were accompanied by Russell Palmer and Adriel Palmer Mrs, Elizabeth Gilstrap of Booth- of Plymouth,.N H. ___ bay, who will make them a visit. Ready for Easter BOYS’ SUITS FLOWERS With Knickers and Lonsles Eoi dtess ntrklinr or lapel $7.50 to $12.95 29c to 50c BOYS’ AND MEN’S SHIRTS 79c to $1.98 HI-HO SILVER DUNGAREES, OVERALLS 79c and 98c BOYS’ KNICKERS Iairgc New Sh.oinent $1.00 to $2.98 w E KID GLOVES ELECTRIC RAZORS MEASURED THOUSANDS Spring Colors $12.50 to $16.50 • Lai gs assortment of Style’s and Colors, $1.98 • Materials a. e Julliards, Berkshire, SPORT SHIRTS V UF WOMEN S FEET For Men and Boys • Linings are Smart, ( risp I affeta, i n $ 1 .0 0 • Sizes 1 2 to 44, Fitted or Boxed, ^ 0 • Usually pr ad $ I 6.73; you Save $4.00. NEW PAJAMAS to fit For Men and Boys Other Easter Coats, $9.95 to $25.00 your $1.00 to $1.98 fe e t Two and Three-Piece Easter Suits, $7.50 to $29.50 Ol It LARGEST p e r fe c tly LINEN EASTER HATS ASSORTMENT $1.50 to $7.50 HANDKERCHIEFS Floral Plain Prints ENI.ARGL'I 11(11 SE I l RMSIIINGS DEPARTMENT 15c to 50c DRAPERY and UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS Dress Up the.Furniture For Spring FOUNDATION N«. 7 GAY PRINTED Rx -'iilailv $2 00 and $3.03 yard. ft a t CREPE SCARF Jacquard Velours. I I I I As: at Style Necdl point Patete I II 1 ^ VI ■■ I I 59c and $1.00 for Easter l l I I I Handsome Brocades. I l l II VESPER A. LEACH 366 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND. ME. Garden Gate Tumblers i Flc.'ta Made Starlcr Refreshment Sets Breakfast Sets 19-Piccc Blue Glass 5 cz. and 1C cz. Sets of Eight FOR THE . » I’icce.s Gay Spanish Colors Pitcher and 18 Tumblers EASTER PARADE $1 .2 9 Exerciser 2 Corsages of Distinction with 32-Piece Breakfast Set icnuiiu Luncheon Sets Orchids, Gerberas, Many Patterns to choose freni Clear Crystal Set of 8 Pieces Gardenias, Salad Bowl and Plates RED CROSS SHOES Anthuriilms $ 1 .2 9 Violets and Peas Imagine measuring the feet of thousands of women just to lie certain Red Cross Shoes A Store Full of— Ruby Glassware would fit you perfectly! That’s what the Easter Lilies Safe Edge Tumblers makers of these famous shoes did . . . to Just Received This Week Hydrangeas, Azaleas, 5 oz. or 10 oz. Each alas a different color. develop the exclusive "Limit” Lasts, over 5 oz Glasses, .12 which Red Cross Shoes arc made. That's why and Spring Bulbs the colors arc shaded in the Faster Parade clad in 3 for 10c millions of women have found new foot A Fine Selection of— I Ooz Glasses, .15 health, new foot youth in these perfect-fitting 7-Piece Water Set, $1.98 shoes. Now only $6.50. C ut Flowers For Your Easter Table e g a n c e of \RCHKR Hosiery, and N ew Rugs Flower Seeds Oriental Like Belgium^ SILSBTS a-liiou lid's* Nearly 1C0D Varieties New Hassocks FLOWER SHOP Size '24x36, $1 Triple Tested OTHER EASTER HOSIERY, 4!lc Io $1.35 Size 24x48, ] 5c to 50c ROCKLAND 40-42 IF Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 6, I 939 Every-Other-Day A MAID CALLED MILLS Mr. Winslow’s Call Thrills Galore MRS. FRANK L. CLARK Tlie recent death of Ethel Ann Vinalhaven’s Maker Of Pic Are Promised In Alton Gilchrest, wife of Frank L. Clark THIS IS THE YEAR TO Whom You Will Take To Your Heart When She Talks tures Here Yesterday— A H. Blackington’s Lecture brought deep sadness to the com About Household Matters Former Stonecutter Next Monday Night munities in Thomaston and Rock land where her life had been spent. The Courier-Gazette had an in BROADCAST BY MARJORIE MILLS Alton Hall Blacklngton. native of The deceased was born in Thomas teresting caller yesterday in the per • Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday at 1.30 p. m. over Stations Rockland, who is now New Eng- , ton March 15. 1878, daughter of WNAC, Boston; WTAO. Worcester; WCSH. Portland; WTIC. Hartford; son of Frank H. Winslow, the wide Eugene and Martha 'Waldo) Gil lands best known lecturer has been WICC. Bridgeport; WEAN, Providence; and WLBZ, Bangor). ly known Vinalhaven photographer, chrest. She attended Thomaston who was making his first visit to Identified with news and pictorial High School and after leaving that GO FORD V-8! Were really among spring delicacies and per- Rockland in nine years. With him photography for nearly a quarter of institution was employed for six beginning to get haps you'd like to top off that din- was Rev. John Harold Gould of a century. During High School years as clerk in the Thomaston West Bridgewater, Mass., who was q u i t e a cross ner with Lemon Sponge pudding days in Rockland, he experimented Post Office. ------" advantages Ford owners get section of opln- which is delicate and yellow as a called to the island by the death of She left home for a short term with a small camera and began con ion as to the spring crocus. Here are a few ad- his father. George F. Gould. of employment in Thompson's Spa. »i ,o. rou.au b e s t r e c ip e s vance Easter recipes and more to Mr Winslow’ wasn’t always a tributing pictures and stories to Boston later joining the staff of ! you New England papers. enjoy at low price. RIDE-STABILIZING printed in th? follow this week. maker of pictures. 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