Issued Thursday Tuesday Thursday Issue Saturday The Courier-gazette By The Ceurier-Guette., 465 Main St. THREE CENTS A COPY Established January, 1846. Entered aa Second Glut Mail Matter. Rockland, Maine, Saturday, February 28, 1925. Volume 80...... Number 26.
largest of American sailing ships. TO BOOST MAINE The Courier-Gazette the next justice MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE LIFE He kept the tug alongside so that, “NEXT THING TO A GOOD DOCTOR” I could see the mates choose sailors _ , , , . A 1 J T C An Old Family That's What They Say About THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK Will It Be Farrington, Emery ’ for their watches, which they did al- Kockland Is Asked I O CO- Doctor's Favorite ternately one by one. On the deck Qperate Jn ALL THE HOME NEWS Or Pattangall?-Another Men and Shl«* and Seal,n8 Wax “Story of k Publicity Cam- Prescription. Ballard’s Golden 03 immediately in front of the cabin, Thomaston Boy Who Made Good. A time-tried Family Emerg Subscription $3.00 per year payable In ad- Vacancy Soon. j the top of which served as a bridge, paign. ency Remedy, best for Coughs, i vanee; single copies three cents. , the first mate's watch lined up on Advertising rates based upon circulation the starboard, and the second Colds, Colic, Cramps, Croup and and very reasonable. Who is to be the next judge of the ■ Mayor Snow has received (he fol all sudden attacks. A Foe to NEWSPAPER FIISTORY (By Charles R. Flint) i mate’s watch on the port side. As Supreme Court of Maine to fill the ' lowing communication from Gov. Inflammation. Keep it in the The Rockland Gazette was established In ,,, ... I 8oon as the first mate reported that ; 1846. In 1874 the Courier was established [Continued—Began Feb. 2G] House. Sold everywhere. vacancy caused by the resignation of most terrible night I have ever been watches were complete, my Brewster in regard to the campaign and consolidated with the Gazette ln_ 1882. ■llt sea' I Uncle James stepped to the rail ______The Free l*ress was established in 1855, and Chief Justice Cornish? Chapter II.—The Old Ships and the of advancing the interests of the In 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. There are all sorts of opinions, Old Sea "Yes. Jack." agreed the other, and made this speech: "Boys, there i state of Maine: These papers consolidated March 17, 1807. "It's an awful gale, but I'm glad' are two ways aboard this ship, a , writes the Augusta correspondent Thomaston, Maine, had been ...... ■-"=------= we're not in London where one of j smooth way and a rough way. If ■'Confidence is the key to progress •«. ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• IF, of the Lewiston Journal. Three men building vessels since 1767. Our old them chimney pots might he blown you take the smooth way, it will he ••• men were libraries of sea lore. and success- If we do not have faith most frequently mentioned for the down and kill us., j very smooth; and if you choose the ••• Many can argue, not many eon- ••• They told me when I was but a 'boy, in Maine, certainly no one will. The Latest Dark Shell In a gale a sailor might rest for a, rough way, It will be damned ••• verse —A. Bronson Alcott. ••• place are Frank O. Farrington of Au of the slave trade and the sea rovers “There is enclosed a circular issued gusta. George L. Emery of Biddeford few moments, but the clipper ship j rough!" by theMaine Development Association '4g ••• •«. •«. ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• *** —of what going down to sea in ships Frames and Correct Lenses and AV. R. Pattangall of Augusta. captain was always alert. When he Then, Instead of waiting for ap explaining something of the possi meant in the old days- I well re shouted an order the crew ran tolplause. he ended the speech abruptly SUING A MOTORIST Mr. Emery and Mr. Farrington are member the small arsenals carried bilities of cooperation for mutual ad Republicans and Mr. Pattangall is a Ly our vessels in the sixties and how obey or a mate would knock them with the command: "That'll do. the vantage in the State of Maine today. across the deck with a belaying pin. Only $10.00 Here is the other side of it: A Democrat. Mr. Farrington was Gov. the merchant ships had gun ports watch below !" I never heard of , From my knowledge of both the men Brewster's opponent in the primary , palnted „„ thp|r g,dps to makp ,hpm Although the treatment- of these an instance when the "rough way" and the movement I can heartily motorist who drpve his ear onto a last year for the Republican nomina- ,o„k |jkp mpn_of.W!u. that thpv crews seems brutal, everyone on was chosen. commend it to your careful consider- l Southern Pacific track in California, tion for governor. Mr. Emery is the mif,h, f,.lghtpn away Chinese and board was Intensely Interested that During the Civil War. my uncle atlon nt your annual meeting in the OREL E. DAVIES and went to sleep, succeeded in dam Tork county member of the Repubii- , jj.l)ay ,,jrates "his ship”—on which he was gen met Captain Raphael Semmes of the month of March. aging a locomotive; and the company can State committee and its chair- ‘ j,- father. a practical ehlp-builder, erally betting—should beat its rivals Confederate privateer Alabama at j "The Maine Legislature in session 301 Main St., Opp Park St. ' sued him for the repair cost. "T‘. "e'n“nased ,he 1,artys ca,“- S wanted me to know about vessels. and makp the record run; and .before Why not? Just because the rail Gibraltar and they became quite in- at Augusta has carefully considered * 'j , I It was his custom, when I was still the sailors came on hoard they knew, timate. One night after playing I thia matter and has endorsed this ac- road corporation is "big” it loses no 1-riends of both men have urged,, , walk wlth mp from wha,.f if sober, what to expect. It was an rights to decent protection. It Is a poker on board ship till the wee small | tivity hy carrying out its part of the her fitness for the Judgeship, while t„ wharf a, thp Xpw York watpl. aphorism of the sea that “you had hours he sald t0 Scmrnes; "All I program as outlined under section public necessity, that must be main- i tained. It has its right-of-way, ami It ts understood that members of the {;.„n a , , tQ <]iffp the best treatment and worst grub | have for support of my family is a B. This means that attractive, de Washington and.Hancock county bars sections each week, we managed to on a Norwegian ship, and the best I master's Interest In this ship which scriptive literature regarding our.re I no turn-outs; its trains must make have written many letters to the Gov Inspect almost every vessel in New grub and the worst treatment on a t cannot afford to insure; I am in- sources and possibilities of develop ! regular schedules as provided by law erner endorsing Mr. Pattangall for York harbor. In these days the 5 ankee.' „ terested to know what you will do If ment will be made available for ev j The motorist has no more right reck tile position. These endorsements' water front glistened with bright- \ ery often the captain of an ordl- you happen to sight my ship out on ery community within our state, tell lessly or maliciously to impose costs have come from Republicans as well j nary sailing ship, in a gale with sails i ,hp ocean.” upon the million dollar security hold varnished masts, spars, and a long ing the story of the State of Maine. The High-Priced Chocolates as Democrats. reefed, hvould see way behind him Semmes did not hesitate. He told ers than he has to steal from the line of bowsprits with rigged out Private agencies are exhibiting tre The Governor has -not indicated a white speck on the horizon, watch my uncle that as captain of the Ala mendous interest 'and will unques blind apple woman; nor has he the whom hfe will name, or even given i jili I corns that reached nearly across it grow until It came up and passed in the Lon-Priced Box” i right to go unscathed after causing a South Street. My father would bama It was his duty to burn every tionably carry out their part of the any one reason to believe that he is him—a splendid ship with "every Northern vessel that he could over plan. The thief desire of thousands j railroad wreck that kills railroad pas sure to select one of the three men ■point out to me the difference in sail set,” flinging the Stars and sengers. models, comment on the rigging, and haul, and that no exception would he of Maine citizens at this time is that named. It is generally felt that he Stripes to the wind as she went made. This logic, though disagree each community shall contribute loyKEfs This suit along a new line of will name one of them and in cer call attention to inferior construc roaring hy—and then gaze after her I thought may establish a precedent for able. was silently accepted by my something to show its Interest in this tain quarters the sentiment prevails tion. We were paticularly interest until she disappeared miles ahead automobile responsibility that will di uncle. But he did not get caught. plan. The size of the contribution is that Mr. Farrington will be given the ed in the clipper ships and were wel of him. rectly affect the 22000 automobile This uncle of mine was a typical not so important as the spirit of pla/e. The one reason why some feel comed on board them by their of • • • • killings every year.—The manufac American shipmaster^ equal to any united effort that we shall thus cre GOLD STRIPE certain that Mr. Emery will he chosen ficers. In the course of several turer. years we boarded the Swallow. It was a very picturesque age and situation that might arise. In cases ate. is the fact that York county has no it is not surprising that it should of accident to his ship he would read "It Is hoped that your community CHOCOLATES member of the Supreme Court. That Dreadnaught, Comet. Flying Cloud, I Business insurance creates a cash have been commemorated In poetry up on general average, and in case will very seriously consider this mat county naturally has a considerable White Squall, Reindeer. Shooting reserve for emergencies. Consult and song. One of the most celebrated of sickness or accident, on medi ter at Its March meeting, and, if pos amount of equity work for the court Star. Witch of the W.fve, Sea Witch. Walker. 524-R.—adv- Northern Light, Harvey Birch, and of these songs, chanted by the sail cine or surgery. I remember a time sible, contribute something to this and it is now necessary to go to ors of the Dreadnaught. commanded when most of hi« crew deserted at great cooperative movement for tha Portland in order to reach the justice Lightning. These names reflected qualities of the ships, as the names by Captain Samuels, described an Acapulco. Sailors were unobtain development of the State of Maine.” of the court. .entire cruise of the vessel and ended able so he did the unprecedent • • « • The fact that so much suppoil has < f the first New England craft—The with a description of her entering ed. He bought two ponies to The Maine Development Associa been manifested for Mr. Pattangall Gift of God and The Blessing of the her home port: swing the yards and hoist the sails. tion. Inc., has as Its president. Col. Al STRAND | to fill the coming vacancy in the Bay—reflected the religious senti "And now she's a-howling down the Long At the Chincha Islands the ponies bert .1. Stearns of Norway, and the court, has led many to feel that he ments of our Puritan forefathers. Island Shore, hoisted a full cargo of guano, and secretary, Col. E. A. Robbins of Cam would be selected. Many feel, how • • • • Tlie pilot's aboard her, as he’s oft been be TODAY hauled braces and halyards until the den. The association calls attention ever, that instead of picking Mr. Pat My father and uncle named their fore. With st’n salts and stay sails aloft and be ship got to Callao, where the captain, tangall at the present time, the Gov ships after the saints St. Mark. St. to many magnificent attractions of Three Performances of low having sold the ponies at a profit, Maine and its unbounded possibili ernor would be more likely to name a Lucy, Ft. John, Kt. tNichoias, St. She's a wild Yankee clipper; good God, let her go!” shipped a full crew to round Cape ties. It states: THE CARNATIONS WE SELL Republican to the position waiting James, St. Francis, St. David. St. Horn for home. This chapter would not be complete "Many Maine citizens, having faith until the retirement of the present Stephen. Santa Clara, and St. Paul; • • • • TIPTOP Democratic member of the court. and after their record had been un if I failed to write of the courageous In Maine, are uniting in concerted During the winters the sailing Justice John A. Morrill of Auburn, marked by an accident for many women who often accompanied their action to continue and broaden the Are grown in our own greenhouses. If you want ships of Maine generally went to which will come in a few months, to years, they stopppd carrying insur captain husbands on long sea voy development of Maine’s unique re southern ports, Galveston, New Or fresh, crisp, beautiful blooms ask for Silsby’s Own MERRY MAKERS offer the opportunity of elevating Mr. ance. 'But when they named one of ages. One of our captains after sources, upon a very definite and con ’ Pattangall to the bench. their ships the W. R. Grace, she leaving an infected port off the west leans, Mobile, Savannah or Charles servative plan of procedure. ton—to load cotton for the United Carnations, at The Little Flower Shop. 2:C0, 6:03 and 8:30 P. M. The reason for feeling that the went ashore after anchoring inside coast of Mexico became so Ill that “A—Towns and cities will be asked Kingdom or the Continent. The Governor will name a Republican to the Delaware Breakwater and was he could not sail his ship, where to raise at City Government meet Come and say Good-bye to captains, who were joint owners, We also have ready for you this month Cinerarias follow- Justice Cornish was the atti a total loss, while the ship Charles upon his wife took charge and the ings or town meetings, a sum of tude of the last Democratic demon- It. Flint. Iionnd to Japan with a car voyage was completed under her were intelligent men of world knowl money to be devoted exclusively to edge and experience. They and the $1.00, $1.25. Japanese Rubber Plants 75c and tration in naming Democrats to the go of oil. burned to the water-line command. newspaper and magazine advertis managing owners, who also went judgeship, upon the retirement or ex off the coast of Brazil ! A striking example of courage and ing The legislature has already au CUPIE KEMPER south, were entertained by many $1.00. Daffodils $1.50 per dozen. Sweet Peas piration of the term of Republican When I was a boy. America led 1 presence of mind was the case of the thorized such appropriations hy any southern families of distinction. And the other members of the justices. the world in fast ocean transporta wife of Captain Baker, commanding city or town, up to an amount equal and Violets $3.00 per hundred. These are all Consequently there existed in my na to one mill on their total valuation. Company tion. The famous clipper ships sail an American bark that was trans home grown. ed around Cape Horn for California, porting Jamaica negroes who were tive town a sentiment which I can The cities and towns making such and the Andrew Jackson made the to work on the French Panama Ca best describe in connection with a appropriations will be entitled to AS A PREVENTATIVE OF record voyage from New York to nal. The bark was at anchor off the mention of the honor paid to me by the name a representative with a vote THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP GRIPPE San Francisco in 89 days and 4 town of Colon. The Captain went on faculty of the University of Georgia, and voice in the organization and Keep tne bowels open and take hours, an average sailing voyage shore leaving his wife alone in the when they came to the home of ray administration of the program. taking 120 days. The “Tea Clip cabin. There were five hundred host. Dr. Harry Hodgson, a trustee "B—The State Government will bo S I L S B Y ' S pers" sailed around the Cape of negroes on hoard, and Just before of the University, to lake part in the asked to provide for the compilation START BROWN’S RELIEF Good Hope for India and China. dusk they mutinied. Mrs. Baker celehration of my 67th birthday. and printing of data regarding otir 399 Main Street Rockland The packet ships carried passengers from a cabin window saw the fight They asked me to talk about Russia, agricultural, industrial and recrea on rising and retiring. and fast freight across the Atlantic, going on between the negroes and having heard tiiat I had been there tional resources. ten -times during the RusRO-Japan- NORWAY MEDICINE CO. the most celebrated of these being the crew, but Instead of l>elng de •tC—'No part of the money raised SAVING NOW the vessels of the Black Ball Liver moralized by the fact that the ne ese War- I took advantage of an on the plans above outlined shall be pool Packet Line. They were no groes, owing to their greater num opening to Inquire if there were any spent for salaries or other overhead When you begin to earn torious for their brutal discipline,— bers. would soon overpower the crew member of the faculty who had ever expenses. The detail work made ne MS?" At the-Sign a record of whieh has been pre and rush aft to tireak down the cabin heard of a New England town com cessary by letters of inquiry which You should begin to save. posed largely of southern sympa iNor*h National JBjinkj MUSIC served in the chorus of a sailor's ijoors, she reached out of the cabin will be received as a result of news "chantey” windows, took the signal halyards thizers. They replied that they had paper and magazine advertising will never either heard or read of one. I "It. was on a black lwller 1 first went to Bea, off the mizzen pin band, bent on and be handled by such established or ROCKLAND Yo. ho, knock a man down hoisted from the inside of the cabin told them that I could name one— ganizations as the State Chamber It was larboard and starboard, get aft to tlie the signal “Mutiny on Board.” The my birthplace, Thomaston, Maine; of Commerce and Agricultural THIS BANK WELCOMES prop aJid I accounted for it hy the Intimate SAVINGS BANK And I'll help you along will file toe of my American flagship Tennessee Imme League in its agricultural relations; YOU AS A CUSTOMER 'boot diately responded and put down the friendships which had been formed by the Associated Industries and the 429 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND Yo, ho, knock a man down.’’ mutiny just as the negroes were en under the genial influence of south Industrial Development Departments We welcrmc thc small account the same Heavy bets were made on tlie pas tering the cabin. ern liospitalWy, than which there is of the transportation lines of the none more charming. as a big tne, the ratidom customer iust as A strictly mutual savings sages of these clippers. When • e • • state in Its Industrial relations; by Chapman & Flint first commenced And I added: "Now that I am rev the State of Maine Publicity Bureau freely as the regular. Many of our largest bank ROCKLAND The advent of passenger mail and ship-building in 1837 there was a fast freight steamships was the elling in the liospltality of Georgia, in Its recreational relations; and by customers started with small accounts. race among twelve packet ships from death knell of the clipper ship. A my only surprise is that my towns local Chambers of Commerce and New York to Liverpool, the George men, in spite of their sentiments for other organizations, thus avoiding Stop in any time if only to say "Hello.” DEPOSITS new type of sailing ship was then AUTOMOBILE Washington and the Sheffield mak inaugurated: a freight carrier mod The Union now and forever, one and the establishment of new state bu ing the ixissage in seventeen days. eled for large cargo capacity and Inseparable,' and the burning of their reaus, with their accompanying cost It’s YOUR BANK—USE IT OFTEN. Made during the first four —And— • • • • economic speed. Chapman & Flint ships by the privateer Alabama, of maintenance and political consid days of the month will While we built superior clipper retained Naval Constructor Book to were not tempted to enlist in the erations." Confederate service!” I 4% INTERE8T PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS draw interest from the first shiiis with sharp ibows. clean runs, design their ships and they were the • • » » day of that month. RADIO SHOW and unprecedented sail area, our first to build an elliptical stern, Manager Graham of the Rockland Limited United States Depository success was due even more to men which afterwards generally super The depredations of the Alabama Auto and Radio Show has been in SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT than to design. The American clip seded the round stern throughout and other Confederate privateers Portland during the week attending FOOT OF LIMEROCK STREET March IS, 19, 20,21 per ship captains were t'le most dar the world. These American freight were a great blow to American ship tlie Portland Hhow and Incidentally ing, and their crews were undei the carriers, commanded by part own ping. and from that time dates the arranging for the decorations to bo passing of leadership in ocean trans -At the— most perfect control, that '.be world ers. were for years the most success used at the Arcade during the week had ever known. I was acquainted ful in ocean freight transportation. portation from America to Europe. of March 16 to 21. with many of them- In 1893. when In 1860. when the English entered There were many reasons why this fitting out the "Dynamite Fleet" for the Forbidden City, one of our ships, transfer of primacy took place, the North National Bank ARCADE Brazil, I wanted a “Grand Admiral" the Frank Flint, took British officers principal one being the supplanting from New York to San Diego, San ■ nd secured the services of Captain and sailors to Tientsin. At that of wood by Iron and steel. Tlie Francisco, and Seattle. In coni|ie- Rockland, Maine Baker—who embodied m.v idea of a time I was ten years old. and I well rating of steel ships was high, so titlon was a line run by George typical viking—of ihc clipper ship remember that the captain brought insuran** rates on ships and cargoes Dearborn. Finally the Flints and Young America. I did not ask him back to me Chinese bow guns were low; also crews were obtain Dearborns united; Flint. Dearborn for credentials for courage, because which the English had taken from able at lower wages. As the Euro & Co. was organized, and also the of a generally known exix-rience he. Celestial forts. My mother received peans succeeded, they developed American and Hawaiian Steamship had had when two days out of Liver many presents of patterns of silk great intelligence in the modeling Company, of which Captain Burn pool. On that occasion his crew from warehouses in the Forbidden and managtgent of tonnage. And, at ham. who bad Hiccn in Ihe Flint em Absolute Safety DECORATIONS mutinied and came charging aft to City, where there was stored a the same time, American capital was ploy for twenty years, became the kill him. Having no time to get his sample of every pattern that was diverted from the sea hy the alluring port captain. Tlie shareholders of THE WATER COMPANY IS and pistol, he seized an axe, and in a prouced in China from year to year. profits of railroad development and this corporation realized over 500% short struggle killed five of the men. Lord John Hay. who was in com other domestic exploitation. profit * on their investment.—the Constructive The others surrendered. The ship mand of H. M. S. Odin, went with To stem this natural turn in the most successful American steamship tide, subsidies were solicit. "Hur Service returned to Liverpool, and the Court his senior officers up to Pekin on the company ever ofttanized. GROWING praised Captain Baker for the cour occasion of the British entering the rah for the old flag and an appropri [To Be Continued) /Asyour'cfat/of . Forbidden City. They found the ation.” The slogan "Trade follows These are two import ageous way in which he had pro- Resc: tected the property of which he was apalace deserted and the little Peki t'he Flag." was popularized. Where It is growing because the community calls for ant factors at the Rock the custollian. nese dogs forgotten. Lord John as every merchant really knows YOUR FAVORITE POEM land National Bank On boad the clipper ships every picked up a pair and brought them that "Trade follows the price,” C. I. additional service. Every new home, office, or which assures confidence thing was sacrificed to speed. The home. That is how that fashionable F. (cost, insurance, and freight) If I had to live my life again I would breed came into England. with no mention of the flag. have made a rule to read some poetry and shop means an extension that calls for an expendi and helpfulness to every right moment to shorten the light , listen to some music at least once a week. sails, the top gallants, royals and Of the members of my family that The Morgan syndicates, furthering customer. Checking Ac | Tho lose of these tastes is a loss of happi ture of money. However profitable an extension sky sails was when "they took them followed the sea. I first bring to the consolidation of home industries, ness.—Charles Darwin? may be, it must first be paid for in cash. counts whether of large selves in," und new sails were in re mind my uncle. Captain William had been continuously successful for or moderate size are in serve to replace those that were Tohey-^klndly, fair-mlnded\and pos a long period of years, but when THE LAND OF STORY BOOKS thus blown away. "When there was sessed of excellent Judgment. When Morgan ventured outside of the wall At evening when the lamp is lit. vited. Around the fire my parenU sit ; a gale that would send the crews of he paid off his sailors after a long of protection, and organized the In They sit at. home and talk and sing, This additional capital must be furnished by in- ordinary ships clambering to reef voyage he would send for me to as ternational Mercantile Marine, it And do not play at anything w vestors, those who desire a fair return upon their 4% INTEREST PAID their canvas, the captain of an sist him. The sailors were admitted was unsuccessful until the war U N D A Y dinner—you boomed the enterprise as it did many Now. wltli my little gun. I crawl g American clipper would have all sails to his stateroom one by one. They All in tho dark along the wall. savings. OP y have been thinking it set. He took great risks but he never saw his big pile of bills, but, others. The ocean carrying trade in And follow round the forest traek over and wondering what commanded the confidence of all on in case of a run on the bank, I knew normal times is a bard business re Away behind the sofa back. board. When there was a gale he that he had an arm which would quiring special knowledge and long SAVINGS ACCOUNTS you could have that would There, in the night, where none can spy, We are, therefore, offering to our customers our paced the dqck the whole night long command respect and a grip that experience, as mushroom ship-own All In my hunter's camp I lie. differ from your former and eaught his sleep 1>y day In short held fast anything that it got hold ers of the war days discovered when And play at. tmoka that I have read first issue of Preferred Stock, an investment that Sunday dinr ers. You want naps under the weather rail. He had of. Like many kindly, Just men. l\e war freights became a thing of the Till It is time to go to bed. is both safe and profitable. The to please h m? Suggest the halyards of the Important satis was firm and courageous when past. These are the hills, these are the woods, patience ceased to be a virtue. The Flints had the second largest These are my starry solitudes ; poming h«»re ! made of chains and looked, in order to provide against some sailor be My uncle, Captain James Chap- j fleet of sailing vessels under the And there the river by whose brink The price is $95.00 to yield 6.32%. Kockland man, was over six feet tall, of pow- American flag; but, realizing that The roaring Hons come to drink. Get acquainted with eur coming desperately frightened and cutting them away. Generally peo erful frame, and had acquired the sailing ships could not compete with I see the others far away National “Bill O’Fare” ple become reconciled to the dan manly art a« a mate in the Forties. steamers of large carrying capacity | As if in firelit camp they lay. Full particulars on request. And I. like to an Indian scout. gers they know hut fear the dangers Most people said “he would rather and moderate speed, they sold their Around their party prowled about. ank they know not. Two old salts In a fight than eat,” but that was not so. sailing ships in ’California for the i B Newbert’s Cafeteria gale were once cuddled up under He did not have to fight ! use in the lumber and coal trade- So, when my nurse comes in for me, CAMDEN & ROCKLAND WATER CO. some canvas sheltered by the top 1 remember one moonlight night Flint & Co.—a firm composed of Home I return across tho sea. Rockland’a Finest Eating Place And go to bed with backward looks gallant forecastle. when I went down the bay with him my father, my brother Wallace and At my dear land of Story-books. “Bob,” said one sailor, “this is the on his ship St. John—one of the myself—ran a line of sailing vessels Robert Louis Stevensoa, Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, February 28, 1925. Every-Other-Day
of the Monday night hit of Me»srs. The Courier-Gazette LAST DAY OF COMMUNITY FAIR Lawrence. Jones and Vinal, though THREE TIMES A WEEK this time in blaekfaee instead of , clown costume What the big crowd circulat1on~~affidavit KiM-klatiil. Maine, Feb. 28. 1925 Will End In a Blaze of Glory With “Phil Jones Night”— A ^1^ no* know was that the trio came BOOST MAINE f raonall.v appeared Frank R. Lyddle who 1 fresh from a successful presentation On oath declares that he is pressman In the Parade, a Circus, a Dog-Show and An Old Time Sing. ’ of their act on the Strand Theatre fflee of Tlie Courier-Gazette, and that of —BUY— lie iislie of this paper of Feb 26, 1925. I stage. The program closed with the Tthere was printed a total of 6.520 copies. a audience clamoring for more which is Before me, FRANK B. .MILLER, ever the way of a wise general. MAINE MADE PRODUCTS Notary Pub'lc. The Dog Show a 2-m. p. machine operated by- Numbered among th^ notable George Wood and Wesley Wasgatt. Thou art a God ready to pardon, achievements of the Community The animal cages inspired consid While Walking Around yraeious at.d Merciful, slow to anger, erable awe. Wi'.buz Frohock im “Try Mrs. Thurlow’s ice eream Pair was Thursday afternoon’s dog personated a bear. Donald Small a KINEO ONE PIPE FURNACE ind of great kindness.—-Nehemlah bats!” shouted the barker in the BEDS, SPRINGS • :17. show, said by a number of the spec lion. John Flanagan and James Flan Parent-Teacher booth. From across tators to lie one of the largest and agan. a wampus eat; James Murphy the hall comes the answering chal and Elmer Emery a gook. with a fes MADE IN BANGOR PARTIES ARE NEEDED best they have seen east of Boston. lenge: “Come over and try Coon’R AND tive dance step: Sheldon Gray a lce*cream sandwlrhes!” Friendly- When the patrons were admitted monkey. Geerge Lewis and Erwin No Better Furnace made How far tie influence o' the direct rivalry. Both brands mighty fine. to the afternoon performance, they Chase, a giraffe. • • • • Than Kineo primaries ins operated to dislocate No better Pig Iron used were greeted by a chorus of barks A hootus was to have been in the Belfast is to have a three-days’ ear- farty organization is perhaps diffi MATTRESSES Than Kineo parade but the artists didn’t get his nlval the la.Ie|. ol- March, under which were vociferous hut unmis No Better or Smoother cult to measure. That the primary, takably friendly, and were much war paint completed in season. The the direction of E. C. ("Reddy’’) prising John Andrews. Sidney Bird, j Philbriek of Rockland, who Is a Castings Than Kineo So far as its practical operations surprised to find thene center ofor the ...... rniioricR micMdnu, »» Sold by No Better or heavier gal large wire cages hoo,u8 w:‘s on sweepstakes: 2 to 3 year divisions. BUY No Better Cash or Pay If party government is to endure, Best dog in the show—“Hoi Toi Classy parade? We’ll say it was. ♦ • • It left a trail of laughter and ap ment Plan than Kirveo It must begin with the town itself. Sing." Pekinese, owned by Mrs. V. F. Much favorable comment is heard No Better Guarantee than This does not suggest that non-par Studley. plause. and the hope on everybody’s about the impressive picture made by part that it will surely be repeated Maine Made Products Kineo tisan municipal and town govern Second best—“Peggy Peace.” Eng Miss Faith Ulmer in the Wednesday No Better Furnace Man to ment is bad. It means that it is bad lish Bull, owned by Miss Dorothy- at one of the prospective summo night pageant as the Spirit of the MADE IN BANGOR let them up than we have. for one party to dominate in any city Feeney. events. State when she was handed a huge and the other to pass away. Third best—-Rockdale Laddie, Bos- The credit for conceiving and ar- , of cut flowers, the gift of Where both parties in polities ton Terrier, owned by Mrs. L. S.. ranging this wonderful pageant he-, frjen^s Let us call and see your home and tell you where agree t-o step -aside and conduct a York J longs t-o Alden VV. Allen, principal MADE BY non-partisan government, all is well. Follows a complete list of the Kockland High School, who had McLellan R. Gilchrest of Thomas to set a Kineo One Pipe and the price it will cost. But where one lies down like a sick awards as officially given to the excellent co-operation from A. L. ton and the Burke phantom weights Whittemore, manual training in kitten and lets the other party run press by the judges: were the Friday afternoon perforin - its affairs with an electoral college Red Irish Setters (female) “Lady structor. ers. Mr. Gilchrest is well ancTTavor- Each boy made his own animal H. L. DAY SONS & CO. V. F. STUDLEY INC. that names not only the candidates Baxter Brylaw,” owned by Mrs. L. abiy known here as a character frame, nine Senior girls made the but the city officials in a caucus of a S. York 1st. sketch reader and monologist. - The TEL. 713. ROCKLAND. ME. few with no semblance of popular German Police pups (male) coverings and Jasper Chapin /ind Burke youngsters, aged 5 and 6 years, 117-129 FRONT STREET. BANGOR, MAINE vote whatever, the situation is un Brutus,’.’ owned by E. Stuart Or- Merle Black did such a good’ job of showed what consistent athletic at painting that they could qualify healthy. beton, 1st. tention can do in developing the anywhere as scenery artists. The And this is the situation in Lewis German Police pups (female) Zona manly art in extreme youth. Senior girls on the job were Eleanor did in 1923. That and the same fac ABRAHAM LINCOLN motion pictures and songs have car ton. So far as we know, not the Vontardan Worth, owned by Mrs. L. * • * • Bluebeard," by Avery Hopwood. The Snow. Mary Wasgatt Adelaide Traf- tor that accounts for building up of ried its beauties to all climes and na faintest effort has been made to sum S. York, 1st. Miss Jeanne McKenzie was very screen play deals with a series of ton. Barbara Wiggin. Marion Marsh. the morning load lias made the curve Fine Historical Feature Picture Will tions, Hubert Edward Lee. Stone mon the Republican party of Lew Scotch Terriers (males) "Trouble” much surprised to find a large and matrimonial adventntes and gives Nina Dorgan. Joan Patterson. Winola line at night de. line less rapidly and Be Seen Here Next Week at the wall Jackson. Jefferson Davis and iston to the scratch. We need a E. C. Moran. Jr., guardian. 1st. heavy hamper left at her door yes Miss Daniels a fine opportunity to Richan and Marion Richardson. tn a higher level than it ever did be Park. others who wijote their names high new city Republican organization. Chow Chows—‘Sin Kai Toy,” terday morning. The gift resulted display her talents as a comedienne. • • ♦ ♦ fore. In the annals of the South’s history, Behe’s role in the picture is one of a There is no law to forbid its owned by Miss Lena Thorndike, 1st. from her skill in divining the con- Each new customer, residential or The .harm and enchantment of come again in living, breathing bly. Steps should be taken at once Fox terrier pups (males)—"Jack” The High School Circus ' i^nts to be "12 cans." The donation French actress. She goes to London industrial, increases the work of the the old South in the days before forms to thrill the hearts of those ■to have such an organization of ac and “Zip,” owned by E. C. Philbrook, The briefest program of the week was from a Portland firm througli on a holiday and. through a series of Central Station. The consumption tlie devastation of the war came who adore their memory.—adv. tive courageous Republicans, not 1st and 2d respectively; "Teddy,” was presented Thursday night in the Cobbs. Inc. most amusing incidents enroute she of power on Dec. 5, an average day. upon it—the days of Washington, arrives there the wife of two men. afraid of defeat. owned bv Liberate Paladino, 3d. High School’s circus, and there is .... was 533,880 kw. h. in 1924, and only Jefferson and the heroes of the Rev Two parties are good. If the Dem Fox Terriers (females)—"Flapper," an even division of opinion on its he- ■ Too much praise cannot be given PARK THEATRE This piquant situation and the com 477,610 kw. h. in 1923. Not many olution: the days of Jackson and plications that follow are said to ocratic party in Lewiston w-ere in owned by E. C. Philbrook. 1st. lng the best exhibition of the week. \ the line service rendered by the city years back in the records kept at the Clay, Calhoun, the Lees and their Today will be ts.e last showing of provide the volatile Bebe with an ex like shape we should advise it to Fox Terriers—"Nellie” and "Trix- The startlingly original parade at policemen and firemen during this general offices, the week day con contemporaries; when plantations the double feature program which j cellent opportunity for her comedy take a tonic and wake up. Either ie. ■ owned by E. C. Philbrook, 1st noon gave an accurate indication of 1 hectic week. Especial word must be sumption of electric is.wer and light were fat with abundance and gentle includes Baby Peggy in "Her Rabies" talents. The fun. while ,«t all times two strong parties or a non-parti and 2d, respectively. what the spectators ihigbt expect. I said for Chief Havener who hasn’t was nearly as low us the Sunday folk held court at countless manors, and Colleen Moore in "Flirting with ! clean and wholesome, is declared to san agreement- It is not good for French Hull—"Midge,” owned by It took the High School Circus just missed a minute of any session. consumption is now. are called to life again in all their Love," two truly good pictures. I Lewiston to set* an election for city be practically continuous. Playing Charles Mitchell, 1st. 18 minutes to do its stuff, but that .... The central station charts of the grace, romance and chivalry in the There will be the usual short sub- j |n support dit Bebe in “Miss Blue” officials come and go and one of the Airedale pups (male) "Laddie time was packed with unalloyed fun ' it was hats off to Bert McLoon on company, which tell so many tales greatest of all films, “Abraham Lin great official parties not even assem iec,s- j beard" are Raymond Griffith, one of Boy,” owned by MacNeil Brown. 1st and enjoyment. The giraffe’s dance. ; the pleasing cage arrangement for of what its customers are doing are coln.’’ which opens at the Park on Bche Daniels comes Monday as the t^e screen’s foremost character ble its <^ty committee to suggest^ a Airedale pups (female)—"Patsy,,"' kicked out to Marston's plaint about ' the dog show. His crew were on constantly watched and studied by Wednesday. caucus. Not one sign of life 1 The star of the Paramount picture, “Miss comedlans; Robert Frazer. leading owned by John La Crosse. 1st. “it ain't goin' to rain no more" re- hand the instant the show was over officials. Only hy a comparison of The whole world has felt the en Bluebeard," a picturization of the) man; Kenneth MacKenna and oth- Republicans need leaders. Airedale dogs—"Laddie Boy," ceived an ovation. The elephants re- and had the bulk}' nettings and plat charts from day to day do operators chantment of Dixieland since the Broadway stage play, "Little Miss ers.—adv. Without wishing it to be made the owned by Mrs- C. W. Sheldon, 1st. ceived their share. and the seven forms out of the way in jig time. and dispatchers learn what hours and ... • goat of all the ills in our present body- Ainlale (females)—"Peggy," own- league alligator made a hit. especially under what conditions to expect ed by Mrs. O. S. Duncan, 1st. when he swallowed one of the A check from a friend of the youth their automatic equipment to receive politic. we believe the direct pri Field Spaniels—"Bowser," owned clowns. The rough riders proved of Rockland in the person of Mrs. a call for more power, and to trans mary largely responsible for the con by the Carini family, 1st. very reckless, withal they seemed to I Annie Hall is gratefully acknowl- mit this call to Deef Rips stStion at dition of apathy illustrated in Lew Canadian Black Spitz (male)— control their wildly cavorting steeds | edged by the Community Fair As- Lewiston, the Western station at iston, a condition that is not whole “Buddy,” owned by L. W. Howe, without much difficulty. The whole 1 sociation. Skowhegan, or some other power sta Camden. 1st. affair was excruciatingly funny, and ! .... tion on tho interconnected system— some for any community, large or Yorkshire Terriers (female)— not overdone in any respect. The The hand-made basket contributed which instantly responds. That is th. small. That is another reason why “Baby," owned by Josephine Clough, "animals” were home products, their by Mrs Frances Jameson was awarded purpose the charts really serve. we hope success may attend the ef let. skeletons made by the deft hands of to Mrs. ft. L. Knowltun. The hat do- Charts Show Habits Are Changing forts being made at Augusta to su Pekinese (male)—‘“Hoi Toi Sing." Alpheus Whittemore and their com- nated by Mrs. M. A. Johnson became But the language of the charts tells owned by Mrs. V. F. Studley. 1st. pletiou representing endless labor b\ the property of Mrs. A. C. Jones. an infinitely moi4- interesting storx, persede the present law with some French Poodles (female) "Rags,” ihe students, teachers and Principal , .... to the layman. It tells of little (lafly thing that shall more equitably serve owned by Ibrook Cross, 1st. Entries Allen. electrical tasks hp does throughout Steady earnings are the A familiar figure much missed at both tile party and the individual by Ethel Pomeroy 2d and 3d. the fair this year 1$ that of Billy Wil the day, what hour he arises, turns citizen French Poodle pups, (males)— A Silent Tribute liams, who has done such valiant ser on his percolator and toaster at "Teddy B." owned by Mrs. Edgar Fifteen hundred persons stood in vice in the past, "harking” for one of breakfast, and when he starts his machine at the factory or the adding How can we expect to force edu Sukeforth. 1st. complete and poignant silence at the the booths. Mr. Williams has been Scotch Collies (males)—"Tam O' Community Fair session Thursday quite seriously ill at his home on machine at the office. It tells when cation into individuals who are foundations of dividends Shanter.” owned by Mrs. Horace E night beneath the dimmed lights in Limerock street, hut is gaining slow his wife washes or irons, cooks his spending at leas’. 50 per cent of their Lamb. 1st; “Pal,’’ owned by Mrs. tribute to the memory of Carolyn ly. Another well known fair patron dinner, uses the sewing machine, energy, which is needed for their Bert Angel, 2d; "Mack.” owned by Perry. Not a person in the great hall on the missing list is Charles L. turns on the lights and how late the family sits up nights to listen to the studies in fighting their physical ames Emery, 3d; "Trixie,” owned but was thrilled to the heart by the Robinson, who would most certain by Reynold Tibbetts. 4th. ly have been in the band or orchestra radio. rVEN during a period when most people felt that business was less than handicaps? Dr. George T. Stafford testimony of that miraculous silence Black Shepherds—“Pat," owned to the love a whole city bore the de or on the sidelines, it illness was not The charts show the habits of peo nornial the earnings, both gross a nd net, of Central Maine Power Com- ’ asks this question in School Life. by George Hamlin, 1st. ceased. keeping him at home. ple are changing. Electrlcil con He notes that last year when 1940 French Poodles—"Trixie," owned veniences and comforts which were pany were steadily increasing. The statement of earnings for the twelve once considered in the class of luxu men in the University of Illinois by Bertha Hodgdon, 1st. Irish Terriers (female)—"Peggy" A Real Feast of Music STEADY-GOING FOLKS ries are fast becoming, in country as months ending December 31, 1924, which show an increase of $96,000 over were examined. 1153 had either poor (owner unknown), 1st. Last night’s program Comprised of well as town, accepted practical every or fair body development, 95 had de Eskimo Dogs (female)—“Bonnie j song hits of other days illustrated But Statistics Show That day utensils for housework, office- the preceding twelve months of 1923, as follows: fective hearts. 109 Jaad albuminuria, Belle,” and “Snowflake,” owned by with living pictures made a sensa work. farm work and factory work Maine People’s Habits Are And Maine men and women are not 65 had herilia. 62 admitted that they Mrs. L. S. York, 1st and 2d, respec tional hit at the Fair. The stage was tively. set as a huge golden picture frame behind their cousins in other States were constipated, 541 had round Boston Terriers (male)—Rockdale and in it the various tableaus and Gradually Changing. in appreciating the benefits these Statement of Earnings of the Central Maine PouJer Company shoulders. 347 had hollow hacks, 342 Laddie,” owned by Mrs. L. S- York, impersonations were presented in servants yield at a small cost. .The central station can tell many had lateral curvature of the spine. 350 1st. costume Several groups of singers > System for Tu)elve Months Ending Dec. 31, 1924 tales of what people are doing in had flat feet. Pretty bum lot of creat Boston Terriers (females)— sang the songs and the High School Miss Helen Griffin arrived Thurs Hulda” and "Marguerite,'’ owned Glee Clubs in the balcony behind the homes, stores, factories and offices ures, aren't we? Dr. Stafford adds day night from Boston, for a vaca bv Mrs. L. S. York, 1st and 2d. re frame led the community sings on the served by its light and power lines. Gross Income ...... $3,877,708 24 tion visit at the home of her mother. that it is essential to have closer spectively; "Bum," owned by Rus choruses. Miss Adeialde Shepherd It knows whether you sleep late Depreciation Accrual and Actual Main cooperation between the school and sell Stewart. 3d. as the girl in "The Bowery” was a Sunday morning or get up and go to tenance Expenditures...... $618,779 98 the home in matters of health. Par English Bulls (females) "Peggy riot and her clever dancing and poses church. On Monday it must stir it Peace," owned by Miss Dorothy delighted the crowd. Miss Doris Other Operating Expenses...... 1,433,591 84 ents must be made to see the value self to somewhat greater effort, and Feeney, 1st. Black and Carl Hull drew a great it knows thereby that it is washday of health to their children. The eco lied Cocker Spaniels (female)— hand on their "bicycle built for two.’ and electric washing machines are Total Operating Expenses...... $2,052,371 82 nomic gain and the necessity for "Brownie,” owner unknown, 1st. All the numbers were excellent and in action. On Tuesday, similarly, the healthy motherhood must lie stress Harriers (female)—"Delia,” owned admirably executed as to costume family ironing comes to the big en Balance...... $1,825,336 42 by Bert Angel, 1st. , and prooerties. Mrs. Ruth Sanborn ed. Preschool examinations are gine’s attention. Look back at Its A special ribbon was awarded tc Was responsible for the music and charts and you can tell, by the use growing in favor. There must he Peter, a dog owned by George t0 Mrs. Florence Thurston goes the of current for light, which days were Interest on Funded and Unfunded Debt better examples of health in the Wood, and a great chum of all tin- credit for the "living pictures." A. sunny and which .lays were cloudy. and Guaranteed Dividends on Stock of teaching profession. With the teach boys. t ' T. Thurston supervised the lighting Tabs on Third of Population Subsidiary Companies...... 1,013,504 43 ers won over to health, it means effects and Edgar Crockett the art Balance...... The Parade and Circus work. Over in the general offices of the $811,831 99 better work by them and real health Rain was falling quite generously ' “Comrades.". sung by M. <’. Bird, Central Maine Power Company at Dividends on Preferred Stock...... 612,964 12 teaching for the students. So far as when it cam.- time for the circus pa- I E- R- Veazie, Dr. Walter L. Louie} Augusta are kept the daily load public health methods have been rade to leave the “grounds" Thurs- and P. A.'Jones was illustrated by charts which tell what more than a Balance ...... $198,867 87 applied to the schools of Rockland (lav noon, but the committee in Ted Ladd and Harrison Sanborn third of the population of Maine may charge was not composed of ’ fair I Prentiss Aylward. Ira Curtis and M. be doing. From near Portland to the necessity for them has been Steady earnings are the result of di weather birds” and. Chief Marshal Wendall Fllield sang “The Bowery’ Greenville, Maine, on the north and When you invest your money make clearly revealed, physical examina Kenneth Green received marching or- . amid a continuous crackle of ap- from Norway -to Orland, Maine, on versity of income. . i plpuse. The same quartet sang sure that you invest it in a business that tion disclosing in particular with re ders. , the west, the transmission lines of j \ t spect to the mouth and throat con It Was probably the most unique 'There’ll l,e a Hot Time in the Did the company every hour of every Central Maine Power Company serves manufacture a necessary article—like Town Tonight" illustrated by Miss Jay are bearing little tales of what is. ditions calling for immediate atten parade that ever passed over Rock over 265,000 people with lights and light and power; an article that few peo land streets, and great was the pity Alma Gott and Vesper Grover, and going on in a farmhouse here, or a ' tion. that more citizens could not have "Maggie Murphy’s Home," featuring noting picture the;?utre there. I power; it serves over 500 industries — ple are willing to do without in good times been on the curbing to witness it Alice Flanagan in a charming cos- Local substation operators know r or bad; an article that because it has Senator Clark’s measure before The popular young basketball cap- j luroe. W. C. Bird rendered "Sweet what to expect. Afterfter a fashion theythey' Is it too eaf’-y to spring a new comprising 100 different KINDS of in the’ Maine Senate soliciting the in tain made a very dignified and etii Adeline" with Miss Dorothy Blethen learn that at a certain time each Spring model—in a light weight dustries. earned dividends through years of all morning Pittsfield farmers get up terest of Congress in furnishing an cient marshal, The right of th? line in ihe frame. smart top peat? kinds of business conditions seems reason was ...... given to thee advance guazd of a Dr. ltichan’s rendition of “Two duiing the winter to milk their cows, A lull, a shut down, or a strike in any ice breaker for the coast of AJaine menagerie that out-Barimmed Adam Little Girls In Blue" was very effec- in the good old summer time they ably sure of always earning dividends. has a very direct appeal to those of Foropaugh. The ponies have a dual! live with Dorothy Mugune and Ulen know when a dark thunder cloud In Each garment is individual one town or industry little affects the us residents upon such portions of personalty, being known in every- , Fernalil as the two little ftirls. I. Belfast or Auburn causes lights to production NOT turned out by earnings of the Company as a whole. A Such an investment, we believe, is the be snapped on in homes and stores 7% Preferred Stotk of Central Maine the coast as are particularly ex day life as Philip Rounds. Horace i F. Saville sang "Daisy, Daisy." with the ton, but each coat is made as few hundred customers may be affected — Maxey. Charles Chapin, and Francis the Black-Hull costume party on a- during the middle of the day. Power Company. It has paid .dividends posed to tile liability of being com Merchant. Some of the “animals", antebellum bicycle contributed by a separate unit, the rule being, hut the others go right on using the serv-. Even Recent Eclipse Registered not how many but how good. continuously for 19 years. It is now pletely frozen in by a severe winter. were a bit skittish at times, but th Ir' Marshal Davis. E. R. Veazie's tenor ice and paying their monthly bills. This is a condition well understood antics were much more amusing titan' scored in'tile plaJntive On the Side- Even the recent eclipse of tl)e sun owned hy over 12,000 Maine people. by some communities, which hat- fearsome. Lvalks of New York" with Robert registered itself on the sensitive Let’s net discuss price till you’ve The clown band was led by Earl f Wallace. Nelson Glidden and Alcacta charts kept b y tlie substation opera dissected the coat. on such occasions been shut Off from Walsh, and while the music did not North as ihe urchins. Miss Adelaide tors. But not as one would expect: The price is $107.50. The yield is 6 l-2r/< net. supplies of food and fuel, as well a approximate harmony it should he j Cross s-nil a song to ’The Man in instead of showing increased use of deprived of the mails and the visit remembered that it wasn’t intended ihe Moon" end coach Phil Jones had bower the main chart of the Com-’ to Else why clown band? a chance to loose his fine velvet bar- i pany shows an appreciable sub- of a doctor. Mitchell’s Trained Dogs came itoite in rollicking "Rosie O'Grady " | normal decline around 9:00 o’clock of next; and were the real goods. incidentally working in some antus- the morning of January 24. This Is The large number of us consistent There were tw'o elephants, Jasper \ ing pantomime with Miss Alice Flan attributed to the fact that many Central Maine Power Company ly stay at home but that doesn’t pre Chapin and Nelson Crockett being agan. (Jayton Witham sang After factories closed down a half hour to vent our congratulations. to Ihe ’he "innards" of Jumbo, while Henry the Ball, Miss Murgaret Heliier in give their employees an opportunity Gregory’s to witness the eclipse. happ.v people who are now crowding Marsh and Emery Trafton \ were white and the splendid volume of the Augusta, Maine z the components of the Baliy’ ele- J chorus testified that the audience the .leeks of the steamships clear Radio Makes Folks Stay Up Later phant- stLll. recalled the poignant beauty of ing from New York for Mediter- Every well regulated cireus parade . the one-time favorite. Tlie charts show that radio kept .anean ports. Joy go with them has its calliope and so did’ this one— 1 1 Ao closing number was a repeat people up later nights in 1924 than it .Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday) February 28, 1925. Page Three TALK OF THE TOWN WITH THECHURCHES THOMASTON IS ELIMINATED COMING NEIGHBORHOOD CENTS The Gospel Mission services are Sunday In the afternoon at 2.30, con 2—Lady Knox Chapter D. A. R. And the League Race Now Hinge* On Next Wednesday wefts with Mrs Grace Black, Talbot avenue. ducted hy Mr. Brown, and in the ev March 2—Waldoboro town meeting. ening at 7.15. < . Night’s Game In Rockport. March 2- Fuller-Cobb-Davla "Red Letter • • •' • Ball” Community Fair (.March 4 (League Basketball)—Rockland First Church of Christ, Scientist, High vs. Rockport High In Rpckport. .10:30 Cedar and Brewster streets- Sunday March 5-6Camden.— 'A Pair of Sixes’* Thomaston High was eliminated Greene and his pals will fight ties- ' benefit District Nursing Association. • “GvM-Pearing” morning service at 11 o'clock. Sub from pennant chances in the Knox perately for the victory which would , March 6—-Sunshine Society’s sale at Bur ject of lesson sermon, “Christ Jesus." and Lincoln League hy its defeat in keep them in the championship race, i pee's. COMMUNION Sunday School at 12. The reading March 6—(7.15)—Address by Rev. John Canulen last night, and the contest Defeat would mean that the team M. Arters. of South Portland, Methodist EE I room is located In the new Bicknell is thus narrowed to Rockport, Lin would land very near the bottom of vestry, auspices Woman’s Educational Club. 7:15 ' block and is open every week day coln and Rockland, with next Wed the list. And Coach Jones has March 9—Daughters of Veterans begin j fr^jn 2 to 5 p. m. nesday's game .in Rockport telling made a solemn vow that this is Prize Auction Parlies in Grand Army hall, March 10—L. K R. Relief Association “t» Christ Crucified « « » • the story. If Rockland loses that something which will not happen. dance and entertainment in Temple hall. Today?” i At the Congregational church to- game Rockport Is a sure winner. Tlie * * * • •March 11—(League Basketball)—Rockland ’ morrow morning Mr. Rounds will standing: Bangor News: Following the Ells- High vs. Lincoln Academy, at The Artfadc. March 13 -Child Guest day, Rubinstein FINE MUSIC preach on the subject “Micah, The Won Lost P. CC. worth game, the Bangor sextet will Club INSPIRING SERVICE Requirement of God.” The Pilgrim Rockport High .... 5 2 .714 journey to Rockland to meet ihe March 13—Rockport—Senior Class play “A vested choir will make its first ap- Lincoln Ai ademy 3 3 .500 High School girls of that city. Tlie Bunch of Fun ” In Union hall. Rockland people are ■ still talking March I?—St- Patrick’s Day. pearaHte at this service. Chgrch Thomaston High.. 4 4 .600 FIRST Rockland High .... 2 3 .400 about the first game played between Fuller-Cobb-Davis March 18—Monthly meeting of Baptist School at noon. The regular meet * Men’s League ing of the Fellowship League will he Camfien High ..... 2 4 .333 these two teams at Rockland the •March 18-21— Rockland Automobile and BAPTIST CHURCH postponed. Camden High 21, Thomaston 14 first part of the season from which Radio Show at the Arcade • • • • March 18-19—State Convention of D. A.R Thomaston High played its final the local team emerged victor by the In Bangor. The Universalis! church will ob game in the Knox and Lincoln League most hectic set-to ever witnessed in March 21—Young Folks’ convention at Arthur Dodge and Bernice Clifford, that city. The Bangor girls made Methodist church, Rockland. serve tomorrow as "Laymen's Sun- last night, and its last chance of tying both of Rockland, have filed inten TUESDAY, MARCH THE THIRD, 1925 March 21—First day of spring. day’’ with the Knickerbocker Class Rockport in tlie pennant race was a big hit In this game and the towns March 22-Aprll5 — Singing revival. First tions o.f R is understood marriagp. in entire charge of the services at extinguished. The game took place people have been clamoring ever Baptist church. that the event takes place this even since for a second game which was March 31. April 1-3—Farmers’ Week at the 10.30. A. 1. Mather will preside. The in Camden and was won by the home WILL BE OUR College of Agriculture. ing. address will be given by Edgar R. team 21 to 14. Feehan was unable to finally arranged after much writing April 3-Rockport—"Cheer Up Chad.’’ Comer of Brunswick, a man of ex put across any of his long heaves hack’and forth. auspices of Dumalquas class of Baptist S. S. One of Thp Cotfrier-Oazette's • • ♦ • perience in denominational work, and In fact was so closely guarded at Union hall. town correspondents says, "If Friday April 12—Easter Sunday. who will have a real message. The that he .could not make a solitary An interesting feature of the food THIRTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY governs the weather for the succeed April 22-27—Annual conference of Metho public Is cordially invited. Camden fair which will be held by the Cam dist Episcopal Churches In Augusta. field goal. The defense ing month this March will be a • • • • could not maintain the same censor den Athletic Club March 19. 20 and howler." 21. will be tha presentation of a sea in our present shop Dean's Orchestra of Camden plays Sunday the services in the Saints' ship over Condon and Hall, who made room. 471 Main street, will he as fol 10 points from the floor. Talbot and son baseball ticket to the most popu for the dance in Temple hall tonight. A large armful of pussy willows re lows: Sunday school at 1 p. m., fol Gunnison were the chief threats of lar baseball tan in Knox county. All posed bn the editorial desk yesterday, AS IN PREVIOUS* YEARS WE WILL HOLD OUR lowed hy the sacrament service at the Camden team, scoring 14 points of the towns could present conspicu J. B. Roberts, who recently en with the comjtlipients of the R. F. D. ous candidates, and tlie contest 2 p. m. evening seiAdce nt 7 p. m„ between them. tered upon his duties as Janitor of the man Harrison MacAlipan who scans should lie a most interesting one with preaching by Elder Pearl Bill The first half was anybody’s battle Court House, has also been appointed for spring signs with a keen eye. • * • • ings. Weekly services are Wednes With Camden emerging one point deputy sheriff. Four baseball teams have already day evening at 7, prayer and testi ahead. ,Jn the second half Camden Versatile Rockport entertainers indicated their intention of entering mony meeting. Thursday afternoon scored at the ratio of almost 2 to 1. Mies Margaret I.. Danahey, a for are promqlipg a Masonic minstrel the Maine State League this season at 2 30 is the doctrine and covenant's The scare: “Red Letter Day Sale” mer linotype operator In the Daily show whiqh will take place in Union —the Easterns of South Brewer, the class and Friday evening at 7 the ' Star and The Courier-Gazette offices, hajl Thursday and Friday, March 19 Camden High Taeonnets of Waterville, tlie 1’. C. F. Religio class. died in Bangor yesterday after a short and 20. Rockland amusement lovers • • » » Goals Fouls Pts. of Great Works and Bar Harbor- illness. will do well to take it in. Nash, rf ...... 0 1—1 • * « • on this day The Salvation Army Sunday serv Gunnison, rf ...... 3 0 C When Rockland's all-league can- ices are as follows: Holiness meet On account of the hard traveling A fine Junior ghoir of 30 voices Talbot, if ...... 4 0 8 dlepin team howls Belfast it should ing, 11 a. tn.; Salvation meeting. 8 the dance ut Spruce Head Commu has been organized at the Methodist Ames, c ...... 2 0 4 be on the lookout for thank-you- Following our custom we allow a ten per cent discount on all p. tri.; Company meeting (3. S.) 2 nity Hall advertised in Thursday's church with Miss Ruth Koster as Gerrlfcli. rg...... '...... 0 2 2 marms. The Big Five bowled the p. m.; Young People's -Legion, 6.30 merchandise with the exception of a few articles of restricted prices. Courier-Gazette, will be postponed chorister. This is in addition to the Smith, lg ...... 0 (i u Little Five in that city the other p. m. Staff-Captain John 'Waldron, until further notice. fine 38 voice senior choir led hy Miss night, and the respective totals were In explaining the object of this sale to our many patrons of Rockland Divisional Commander for Northern Berth McIntosh. 21 2576 and 2476. C. Boynton had a Edward K. Gould, in his capacity New England, will have full charge Thomaston live-string total of 577 and the and adjoining towns we wish to say that it is to introduce NEW MER as captain-general of the Grand Com The Penobscot Bay DMitol Society. of the Sunday services, also the Feehan, rf ...'...... smallest was 457. Boynton's strings manders'. K. T.. made an official visit Saturday night free and easy meet Condon, if ...... were 102, 135, 123, 104 and 113. CHANDISE for the Spring season from every department in our shop. 12 members 'strong, dimed at Hotel ing. Comd’t Clifford of Portland to Bath Tuesday night, and was much Rockland Thursday night, and then Elliot, c ...... Wow ! Social Service, will also be with us pleased with the showing made. listened to a carefully prepared pa Grafton, rg ...... • • • • We will present the finest and biggest assortment of advanced per on “Physical Diagnosis," by Dr. and take an important part in the mu, |g...... Thomaston High School, winner Commissioner of Public Works J. Charles D. North. weekend services. Special music — — “ of many banchall championships, is S. Gardner promptly sent a crew to and good singing. •r> 4 14 :li,oa(iy practicing for its coming models in our ready-to-wear departments that we have ever before had Claremont street yesterday forenoon ‘ The Maine Historical Society :i,t its • * • * Referee, Glidden of Damariscotta, spring campaign. The schedule of the pleasure to exhibit. We began early to make our selections. We when notified that a large maple monthly meeting in Portland on (Episcopal church notices for Sun Scorer, Achorn. Time, 8-m periods, the Knox and Lincoln League for the tree had been blown down by tie March 5 will be addressed hy Mrs. day: At Thomaston, Holy Commun > • « coming season follows: know you will appreciate the ten per cent discount on all the things heavy gale and was obstructing the Fannie Hardy Eckstorm of Brewer, ion at 8 a. ni. and at St. Peter's at Thomaston Girls Win Saturday, May 2.—Thomaston in you purchase on this day. Paid purchases, charges and orders will street. whose tohic will be "Parson Synimes 10.30 with sermon, school following Miss Keizer, she of the medium Vlnalhaven. and the Old Fight at Pigwacket." this service. Evening prayer and tresses, played a solo in Camden last Saturday, May 9—Rockland in all receive the same consideration and attention. Joseph Driscoll doesn't exactly con sermon at Thomaston at 7.30. Spe Vlnalhaven, Thomaston in New- template going into the orange grow night, and her scoring, alone, defeated John E. Sylvia, who was stationed cial meeting of the Guild at close of the combined efforts of the Camdeh castle, ing business, hut at his house on Sea at this port In 1918 as an instruction evening service. School at 6.30. lassies, ihe final tally standing 8 to 6. Saturday. May 16—Vinalhaven in street place, may be seen a tree on We solicit the patronage of all new comers to our city and officer at the Naval Training Station, Tuesday: Lenten service at Thomas The home team made a bold stand Newcastle, Camden in Thomaston. Which one fine specimen of the gold is attendance officer In the New- ton at 2 p. m. followed by the Guild. Wednesday, May 20—Camden in neighboring towns, and trust we have the confidence of all our old en fruit is rapidly attaining ma In the first hall', but couhl not once Bedford public schools. He wishes Monthly vestry meeting at rectory at locate the basket in the second Vinalhaven. turity.. to be remembered to Rockland 7.30 p. ni. Wednesday, at St. Peter’s. stanza. Miss Keizer wins aided by a Saturday. (May 23—Lincoln Acade patrons and that they will be here as usual on the THIRTY-SECOND friends. Holy Communion at 7 30, a. m„ ev splendid defense in which Miss Felt my in Rockland, Thomaston in Cam ANNIVERSARY of our “RED LETTER DAY" SALE. The dancing pubic will be inter ening service at 7.30. Thursday: St. den. ested to knotfr the electric surfacing was a co-star. Miss Waterman led The bank window at Gregory's has Peter's Guild at rectory at 2.30. Fri the Canulen attack. The score: Wednesday, May 27—Rockland in machines will have their inning on attracted niore than passing notice day: Holy Communion at 7. 30 a. m. Newcastle, Vinalhaven in Camden. the Arcade floor prior to the Fuller- this week." Tlie array of money con at St. Peter’s, evening service at 7.30. Thomaston High Friday, May 29—Camden in Rock Cobb-Davis Red better Ball which is tainers may be an advertising scheme The confirmation class will meet at Goals Fouls Pts land, Lincoln Academy in Thomas TUESDAY. MARCH THE THIRD, 1925 the closing page of Community Fair but it operates toward thrift forming the rectory Monday at 4 p. m. and 7 Keizer. rf ...... ton. history for 1923. Thorndike, if ...... habits. The system is rufi In coopera p. m. and on Friday at 4 p. m. Wednesday June 3 — Lincoln MAIL AND TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED tion with the local hanks. Uavls. if ...... Camden. Vinalhaven in Tomorrow at the Congregational Mosstnan, c ...... Academy in At the Littlefield Memorial church Lincoln Academy iz church the new vested choir of 40 Felt, sc ...... Thomaston. F. J. Franklin of New Bedford, Sunday morning at 10.30 Rev. O. W. voices under the direction of Mrs. Young, rg ...... Thomaston. Mass., who was here in charge of the Stuart will deliver a sermon from June 6-—Rockland ITT Philip Howard, w.ill make its initial- Comstock, lg ...... Saturday, New England telephone inventory the subject. "The Master's Definition Thomaston Lineoln Academy in Fuller - Cobb-Davis appearance at the 10.30 service. Mrs. during the winter, is in the city for Faith Herry is organist and Miss of Readiness for the Second AtfVent." Vinalhaven. the weekend, doing a final checkup, Wednesday. June 10—Thomaston Katherine BulTum pianist. A mixed quartet will render "Watch m never sorry to get a Rockland ing and Wailing," Pontius and the Camden High in Rockland. Camden in Newcastle. assignment," says Mr. Franklin. choir will sing "Halielujah for the Leach, rf ...... 1 0 ? Friday. June 12—Vinalhaven in The Northend residents are pleased Waterman, If ...... 2 to know that Rev. Roy H. Short has Gross, Wilton. Bible school meets at 0 4 Rockland. Rev. Willard L. Pratt, f,.rmer mas- Hallman, c ______0 REPORT ON BRIDGE been engaged to conduct the evangel the close of the morning service and 0 0 Saturday, June 13—-Rockland in tor of the First Baptist church leaves Jones, c ...... 0 istic campaign ut the Littlefield Me C. E- comes at 6.15. The evening ® « Camden. soon for New York for a month's Stratton, sc ...... <) 0 0 » • « » morial church to open March 15. He service at 7.15 will be opened by song Engineer AVaddell I ells of WANTED-SALESMEN work In connection with the denoiirt"- Quinn, rg...... 0 will be accompanied hy Mrs. Short service conducted by Mrs. C. R. Dor o 0 George Savoy, State candlepin national missionary drive. Attempt Holibs, lg ...... 0 Best Sites For Crossing the —TO SELL— who will assist in the services as man. Mr. Stuart's subject will be 0 0 champion, won the first half of a is being made to raise a half-million — — 20-string match In Rumford Wednes- soloist. "The Opened Fountain." communion Kennebec. dollars in New York State to match service at the close. Cottage prayer 0 6 day night when he scored 1094 points, the gift of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. FLORIDA REAL ESTATE United States Senator Medill Mc meetings Friday evening in district against 1041 made hy Forres' Knight In a report prepared.hy Gov. Brew to the denominational work. Mr. 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rockland High goes to Rockport | of Westbrook. Savoy bowled but one Cormick, who was found dead in his Pratt is to he stationed in Syracuse ster on the various suggested sites MAINE-FLORIDA REALTY 00. hotel at Washington, D. C.. Wednes Conant, 202 Camden street; district next Wednesday night, and Captain 1 string of less than 100 pins. and will have four associations cen for a bridge across the Kennebec at 16 SCHOOL STREET ROCKLAND, ME. day, will be remembered by some of 2. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bisbee, 62 tering around that city in which to " I------F.ath, J. A. L. Waddell, engineer in Tel. 470. Room 5. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 3 the local Keiiubllcana, who had a Camden sireet; district 3, Mr. and raise funds. Mrs. Fnyjlt Gregory. 105 North Main The W. H. Glover Co. has bought ROTARY TWENTY YEARS OLD aharge of the surveys which have just 26-tf chance to meet him when he accom from the Charles E. Bicknell estate street. Evangelistic services open been completed, recommends the Mid panied Presidential candidate Charles "I have been steamboating 33 the lumber and miscellaneous stock Rockland Rotariana Join Observance E. Hughes to Rockland some years March 15. years, and never saw the barmneter which the Bicknell firm carried, and of Anniversary That Is Receiving dle Crossing as the best site for a ago. lower than It was Thursday night," « • • • will continue the business on the highway bridge, and either the Middle Since Prohibition wen; into effect Around-the-World Recognition. we do not see drunken men on oui remarked Capt. W- F., Lakeman, The pastor's subject at the First Bicknell wharves. The miscellane Crossing or the Lowest Crossing as Gov. Brewster Thursday nominated pilot of the steamship Camden, yes Baptist church Sunday morning at ous stock wps a very wide variety, 1855 1924 ■streets neither do we hear of drunk' This being anniversary' week of tho most feasible for a combination John A. Morrill of Auburn to be an terday. The record showed 28.84, 10.30 will be “Bearing the Cross.’,' some of the principal items being J en men abusing their wives and chib associate justice of the supreme ju and the lowest previous record that The choir will sing “Lift Up Your hardware, ipaints, wood, and small the order of Rotary, which liad its highway and railroad bridge. :: Memorials:: dren.—R. H. Scott vice preeldenl dicial coart. Justice 'Morrill was Capt. Lakeman ever saw was 23.SS, Heads," Emerson. Communion fol boats. The report that the Bicknell beginnings 20 years ago, the Rockland Mr. Waddell first summarizes and and general manager Reo Motor Cat first appointed seven years ago by Co. when he was on a voyage to th< lows the morning service. Sunday blocks had been sold is erroneous. Rotary’ Club at the noonday lunch then details the result of his investi E. A. GLIDDEN & CO. Gov. Carl 13. Milliken and is at pres northward of Hatteras., It was also School at the usual hour. Chil eon yesterday added its note to the gation. The highway bridge site ent the only representative of the WALDOBORO, ME. in this neighborhood that he ex dren's Endeavor at 6 15. The evan special exercises which are being which he recommends would carry a Democratic party on the bench. He Use a few drops of Pure Three perienced the worst gale of his ca gelistic meeting at 7.15 opens with a held all round the world in recogni cost for entire construction of will reach the age of 70 years In a Cwfw Friars Balsam on Sugar for reer—90 miles an hour. He estimates song service. The pastor’s stUjJect tion of the event. The program was $1,330,000. few months hut under the law he will be “Is Christ Crucified Toifty?” coughs or tickling in the throat.— BORN that the wind was blowing from 70 in charge of the educational commit Three sites were rejected because DO IT NOW! will not be obliged to retire until Special musical numbers will Include adv. of undue expense or “other good and Piyo—Olouceytcr, Moss , Feb. 25, to Mr. to 75 miles an hour Thursday night. tee, of which C. H. Duff is chairman, and Mra. Charles R Frye, of Somerville, next year. a duet by Mrs. Lillian Joyce and and in addition to musical features sufficient reasons." Six layouts are Mass., a daughter- Ina 41ti.se. The officers of Gen. Rerry Ixidge, Mrs. Rachel Browne, "Forever With under direction of Phil Jones pre submitted with economic studies and Glidden—’Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 17, to This is the proper time Charles M. Lawry, The Courier- .Mr anti Mrs. Curl M Glidden, a daughter— K. of P., were installed Thursday The laird." Gounod, “I Watted for sented three addresses, two by mem detailed statements of cost* Each Gazette's weather statistician, was on Harriet to do your interior decorat night by Deputy Grand Chancellor the Lord,” Mendelssohn, and "Halle bers, one by a visitor, as follows: site for which cost estimates were deck bright and early this morning, G. C. Whaley of Cunidqn. who was lujah To Thy iyanie," Marsh, by the Frank W. Fuller, topic, "What prepared also has been surveyed and ing and varnishing. The with the February figures in which choir. The subject at prayer meeting WATCH plans arc submitted. MARRIED assisted hy Harry Sylvester as grand Rotary has done with the idea of everybody is so much interested. The (Miller-DaUte M>onttille, Feb. —, prelate and Frank M. Ulmer as grand on Tuesday evening at 7.30 will be acquaintance understanding and A careful valuation has been made by Rev K. W Dlnslow, Barclay R. Miller, oT painters are not particular coldest morning was the 3rd, and the master at arms. The lodge officials “How Shall We Prepare For a Re fellowship in business contact." of the property damages anU the right AjiiileK.-n and Miss Susie Davis of Liberty. mercury then was 6 above zero. The Huston-Tuttle’s ly busy and the time is ripe. for the coming year are: Chancel vival?" Circle supper Wednesday Charles M. Kalloeh, topic, "What of way for the railway approach warmest morning was the 12th. when lor commander. Warreai McFadden; evening. Thursday evening at 7.30 Rotary has done with the idea of ac through the residential district of . DIED it was 42 above. The average tem Kt•siKh- Reading, Mass., Feb. —, George vice chancellor, Georgp Brackett; there will lie a cot Age prayer meet Window quaintance, understanding and fel- Bath to the bridge at the Middle We carry a full line of perature was 20 above, which is a ing at the home of Mrs. William Crossing. The amount, with a liberal W Kosutli, aged 68 years, 10 months, 4 master at arms, Ralph Sellers; mas For the Latest Developments of the l lowship in civic contact.” days Funeral Monday e ot We have no trouble whatever the Kian is entwined in be above average in nearly all sec Templar, occurs Monday night, with Monday Night, Mar. 2 turned should be made to the bridge originally selected, namely, a among our employees and ail manu FURNITURE CO. an anti-American pro tions." work on the Order of the Temple. manager, coni rete footwalk instead of a plank facturers in this district agree that walk, at a cost of $70,000 additional. trouble among enipio.iees from liquor The monthly suppers, preceding the L. MARCUS gram. Another old fashioned dance is tn meeting, are to be continued at 6.30 DEAN’S ORCHESTRA John M. Richardson Mr. Waddell also submits an esti has almost disappeared.—Harry H. be given Wednesday night at Odd o’clock, followed by the meeting at mate for the total cost of a combi , Wtllock, secretary and treasurer 313-319 MAIN «T. TEL. 746-J —Ku Klux Kian. Carafto pockland after the Dance Fellows hall at 8 o'rtOck'JRRl'r. 2C-lt 7.30 sharp. nation highway bridge at what he , Waverly Oil Works. Page Four Rockland Courier Gazette, Saturday, February 28, 1925. Every-Other-Day
COURIER-GAZETTE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 7 MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD ' Food for Thought Eastern Standard Time t • Trains Leave Rockland roa Starting with the fair supposition' Science Helps Hard of Hearing r s » Augusta. A§7.00a. ni., 17-30 a in., 11.10 p. tn.1 that a remedy costing ”5 or 50 Bangor, A§7 7 52. ISLAND WINTER ARRANGEMENT (Subject to change without notice) |5Z 53 w IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY. OCT. ». IS24. Leaves Swan's Island daily except Sum’..ivs 58 fw at 5.30 A M. for Stonington, North Haven. Vinalhaven anti Rockland. Returning leav-s Rockland at 1.30 P. M. 65 67 66 6? yw, for Vinalhaven, North Haven, Stonington and Swan's Island. B. H. STINSON. 7* (Jeneral Agent. Rockland, Maine. Oct G, 1924. .•-jar 7T W&j? Li ! IABYS COLDS (©. 1925, Western Newspaper Union.) Horizontal. Vertical. ) can often be “nipped in . 1—Old mnldinh person (slang) 2— Rapid fire (abhr.) the bud” without dosing •—Not considered necessary to 3— European mountain range Why consider them luxuries: It by rubbing Vicks over , modern poetry 4— Intermingle costs little more to produce than any 11—Monk 5— Con: pan ion kind of meat and why should you not the throat and chest and >13—Disorderly merriment (obs.) 6— Clergyman’s title (abhr.) live on the fat of the land. It is your Impairment of hearing has teen a also applying a little up 15—Month of Hebrew calendar 7— Holy Roman Empire (abbr.) land, is it not? great barrier between those suffering 17—Pin on which a wheel revolves 8— Spun wool from it and the rest of society. But the little one’s nostrils. ’18—Always 0— Possessive pronoun Eggs Are Big Factor. science and the courage of those 19— Land measure 10—Tropical Anier. evergreen tree More and more we see the failing of With proper care poultry should whose hearing has become less than 20— Head 12—Think out logically the one-crop farmer. He is a little never fail to produce some eggs every *22—Do 15— Hinder progress* of better than a gambler with little or no day in the year, and what is more normal have been steadily trying to *24—Naked 14—Scoop out chance to ’•hedge” or ’'spread” his satisfying than those right-out-Of- break down the wall, and the other ttl VICKS 26— Not nt home 16— French shopkeeping class chances. the-nest eggs served in any style for night in a New York theatre a door *27—Mohnmmedanlsa 19—Youth As I see it. the farmer's first duty, breakfast, dinner or supper. There way was pushed through in a new w VapoRub ’20—G rasa 21—Army officer (nbbr.) end it should also be his pleasure is are thousands of p* ople n :he cities place. At a theatre party under the ___ Over I"9 Million Jart Used Yearly 80—Inltlnls of a U. 8. president 23—Clergymen (abhr.) to feed himself, and by that I mean eating eggs who do i >t know the auspices of the New York League ,21—Fuss 25—We supply his own table with the multi taste of a real honest-t'-goodness ,22—First name of man prominent 27— To adore to excess tude of good things that he can hut fresh one. for the Hard of Hearing, a hundred , in World war) last name Belth 28— Stone part of n building does not grow, raise or cure at the Next comes tie f ni'.v cow. individuals with impaired hearing sat <24—Bench attendants (abhr.) 31—Preposition present time. Whether you keep one or a hundred, with their friends of ordinary ability ,35— Period of time one first-class cow at past should ba 33— Point of compass Should Be Comp'cte. _ to hear and did not miss a single 27— Male heir 36—Mensnre of cloth reserved for family u-c and* that sentence of a popular Broadway play. fCascarets” 10c s 28— State of Australia (abhr.) 30—Serpent One of the worst offenses now com means all the milk she gives is to go mitted is the neglect to plant a gar Properly enough, the play was ‘20— Insect 42— Workshop of a blacksmith to the house for the family so as to "Silence.” It was chosen because of 14O—Male deer 43— Jumbled type den. A garden is not a little square provide all the whoh milk, cream, *41-Fast Indian measure of distance 44— Sex of a rod or two of land for the wife butter and buttermilk that every a subdued, restrained quality which '42—The sun 45— Any of a genus of convolvulnce- to work. It should be half or an acre member of the household can be in runs through it; a quality which is if Dizzy, Bilious, *42—Hog ous plants having shony in extent hnd should have small fruits duced to eat or drink. characteristic of the acting of H. B. ’45—Tavern flowers of all kinds: strawberries, raspber- Vitamin s In th Yes, mil Warner, who plays the leading role. ‘47—Highest card of suit In some 46— Eastern city (abbr.) Tics, blackberries, gooseberries, cur lions of them of the na ;t important rants, plums, apples, peaches and In the play Mr. Warner takes the Microphone In waste basket on stage eavesdrops on H. B. War games 4S—Outdo kind, especially so if cow has part of a man about to be put to death tic 40—Note of musical scale 54—Title of respect (mas.) pears. Vegetables of nil kindns in been fed clover or alfa'fa properly ner and Flora Sheffield, below. Miss Annetta W Peck, secretary -i Constipated ,50— Suffix meaning make Into 56— Southern state (nbbr.) successive plantings, so tl&t when the cored or has tjeen on g >od pastors. for murder who refuses to clear him N. Y. League for Hard of Hearing, at left of front row in audience. f61—To peer 57— Middle western state (abbr.) Your health aid your families* self lest he involve someone he loves ,62—Prefix meaning out of 59— Ireland health is bound up to a . , .t extent in the crime. His "silence” charac The New York League for the the organizations working with it i# To clean your ,53—Doctrine 61—Funeral pile terizes the play. in the health of this f u. y cow. She Hard of Hearing, which arranged the to prevent segregation and the cut bowels without ,55— Ambassador 04—Conjunction is the most potent influ nee next to At such a performance as this, indi demonstration, is furthering a broad ting off of deafened persons from the ,57—Legally established (abhr.) ~, cramping or 65—Code the garden in keeping the doctor’s viduals whose impairment of hearing program which, with the united ef rest of life. This involves the educa ,68—To fatigue 67— Science (nbbr.) bills down. overacting, take 60— Restrain .has deprived them of the pleasure of forts of about thirty similar organiza tion of children in lip reading so that 68— Vessel Yea rling Every Fall. the theatre took their places with the “Ca sea rets.” •1—Stride 70—Mother tions, is national in scope. they will not be sent to separve Sick bead* 62— Personal pronoun rest of the world and suffered no dis 72—Southwestern state (nbbr.) Why r.ot kill a wtt- 1 yearling schools; systematic efforts to obtain ache, dizziness, 63— Forked tool steer every fall? Th • usual answer advantage. A National Program. active and useful employment for ths a p bilious- •6—Discover is that the meat will . p •:!. In the Such a thing was made possible by Miss Annetta W. Peck, Executive deafened; and efforts to obtain social 60— Early English (abhr.) latitude of New Eng .i -1 especially the installation in the theatre of an Secretary of the League, describes the ncss, gases, in .70—Underground worker and recreational activities for them digestion, sour, Solution will appear In next issue. away from the sea coast a quarter of adaptation of the public address sys program as one for rehabilitation. without resorting to segregation. >71—Fruit of oak tree beef may be cut into every day from Persons whose hearing is impaired are upset stomach «78—Confection December until late in April. Little tem, which has been used to enable The work of tne League is largely and all such distress gone by morn >74—Notations or no loss from mould cr d• cay will speakers to address great crowds. looked upon as comparable to those preventive and constructive, but it j?vm whose sight is impaired; and as the ing. Nicest laxative and cathartic on ensue, provided it is kept in a cool, .The Western Electric Company made reaches also those whose impairment earth for grown-ups and children. - dry room* where the air c :n get all the installation. In its use in the term "blinded'’ has come into wide of hearing has set them apart from around it and it is \ '1 covered- use, so the word "deafened” is con 10c, 25c and 50c boxes—any drug Solution to Thursday’s Puzzle theatre, the system consisted of mi- other persons and tries to bring them store. STONINGTON with fat. Some per l ' s of the for© ; crophones on the stage to pick up sidered the most accurate and appro back into the world. The first thea quarters Imd the:r.s lv< » to the mak every sound, a vacuum tube amplifier, priate way of referring to the hard tre party for deafened persons was a □ EQd King Arthur Lodge. No. 131 K. of ing of corneil beef, r t beef, and soma to dried beef, so th it through and individual headphones for a hun of hearing as distinguished from in step forward in this direction. It may u □ YiA|NB B P.. held their installation Feb, 16. the winter months at i st no beef dred seats in different parts of the dividuals who were born entirely open the doors of tne theatre for E □ B. L. Noyes, D. G. C., assisted by first green corn comes in August there should be purchased. I \\ l:::g with theatre which were occupied by per- deaf. those to whom these door, have becu E SIN 0 Baa Frank Webb. I). G. M.. and Joseph is not a day without green, fi sh the neighbors also v.. . keep the ^ns of impaired hearing. The whole aim of the League and closed. juicy young corn until frost com .«. f.dendly old-fashioned nJ if Gott, D. G. P., installed the following This accomplished by successive officers: Gardner Hutchinson, C. C.; each one of th. • four •r.s kills B plantings of different maturing vari a beef every th’rd iik>. :?j . th’ re will Chester Eaton. V. C.; George Noyes, eties and is equally true of lettuce, be a fresh quarter for ev. . y member WARREN ROCKVILLE N prelate; Robert Jones, M. of W.: except that lotuce should begin in of the club every month. Earl Treworgy. K. of R. and S.; June and last until snow flies. The hog should be doin?g h:s {.art in O. E. Starrett left Wednesday for KITCHEN Beni I , tomai the way of fat pork forr the beans, Ernest Perry and friends from “Pape’s Cold Compound” N!A Frank Webb. M. of E.; D. Jewett many other delicious varieties should Portland where lie will attend the Noyes. M. of F.; Charles Grant. M. ham, bacon, sausage and i cheese, Lewiston are spending a few weeks N be coming along all season, enabling not just in the early wh r months, automobile, show. here and now the fish will have to be at A.; Robert Jones. M. of W.: Emery the farmer and his family to have a CUPBOARD Breaks a Cold Right Up hut at least nine months i the y« ar. On Thursday evening the Young shy or get caught. Robbins. 1. S. G.; Roland Morey, O. G. living not enjoyed by the city resi Prcperly cured, ham. neon and Sunset Temple, No. 95, Order of Py dent, and fresh truck out of his own smoked spare ribs $h» a avail- Men’s and Young Woman’s S. S. By NELLIE MAXWELL Mrs. Haskell is boarding with Mrs thian Siste.s. installed by Linnie garden all season. able all the year arour ’ classes were entertained at the par Percy Fisk this winter. Take two tab Noyes. G. C., assisted by Nellie Means Better Health. sonage by Rev. and Mrs. H. M. l‘ur- Frank Crandon and housekeeper, lets every three rington. Radio, phonograph, games hours until three Webb. G. M.. and Gertrude Webb. G. This means not only a saving of The Family Food Mrs. TifTeny of Camden, are occupy, S., as follows: Mary Grant. M. E. C.; food purchased and tho satLfae:i >n of and refreshments made a pleasant ing his late sister’s (Mrs. Nora Car- doses are taken. Lizzie Murphy. 1*; (’.; Mildred C’hatto, having produced a good proport: n of evening. POURING the cold* wenther the roll) house here for the winter.' The first dose LINCOLNVILLE the table supplies but ah: > lrtt?r body can use fatty foods and always gives re S.; Sadie Webber. G.; Phronie Allen. health from eating liberal quantities Rev. C. I». Paul will speak Sunday Miss Fuller, the school teacher, M.; Grace Gott, M. of V.; Iola Rob of green vegetables especially the morning on “Percival ” Communion needs them to keep -up the heat of spent the weekend at her home in lief. The see nd On Feb. 13 Mrs. R. S. Knight enter bins, M. of It. & C.; Nettie Hutchin will be observed folowing the morn the body. This is the season when Appleton. and third doses \ — tained a few of her friends at auc son, P.; Vesta Stinson, G. A tine ing service. the hearty foods, boiled dinners, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Carroll and completely break tion. The rooms were tastefully dec banquet followed. suet and baked Indian puddings, as children of Rockland visited his up the cold. At the Baptist Church Rev. II. M. well as rich cakes, may be used Pleasant and safe orated for the occasion and a delici Purrington will speak on thfl topic parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel ous luncheon of sandwiches, angel with good results. Carroll Sunday. to take. Con SEARSMONT “The Start on the Road.” Millard tains no quinine I /j1 food, cakes and fruit salad was Pork Cake.—Take one cupful of R^P»ert Heald has received the con Hart will lead at the 6 o'clock meet or opiates. Mil- | , served. Tho table was laid In old finely chopped pork, one cupful of tract for the mail route for the next “What shall we eat?” was the sub-1 ing of the Y.P.S.C.E. subject “Lo83 boiling water poured over it; add lions use “Pape’s Cold Compound.” Ivory china; in the center was a of Friendliness.” There will be a four years, the same route from large vase of chrysanthemums from ject studied at a meeting of the Farm one cupful of sugar, three eggs, one Price, thirty-five cents. Druggists union service at 7 o’clock held in the Camden to Rockland by way of Sim which dainty place cards of red hearts Bureau held at the home of Francella teaspoonful of soda, two of creant guarantee it. Moody Feb. 20. Miss Nason, home Congregational church, the topic of tartar, one of cinnamon and one- onton, West Kockphrt and Rockville. were sus,»ended by ribbons. Attac hed pret n ones iike letuce an 1 cold slaw Congratulations Robert. Everyone in to each ribbon was a valentine. demonstration agent, gave an inter A small flock of .«• • ;» w: I con “Three Great Questions.” A male half teaspoonful each of cloves and cabbage, both extremely high in life tribute lamb and inut'. i i I' lops, roast choir of 30 voices will be featured at Rockville is delighted. Mrs. Byantha Brown and daughter esting talk in regard to planning saving vitamines. The vltamincs are nutmeg, with flour to make a rather meals. At the noon hour the ladies ;i. si . xcept this service. thick hatter. Into two cupfuls of The travelling is bad, very rough SHEET MUSIC 15c Olive are spending a few weeks In vital to health; in fact to our very I1 ■ ■ r. and muddy. Augusta. partook of a delicious dinner con lives and seme of th - mof t I- inorla: t Now with pole’ccs «>f your own Word comes from Weymouth, molasses put two cupfuls of chopped CENTURY CERTIFIED EDITION Clinton Thomas of Lynn, Mass., sisting of escallcped potatoes, meat ones are found in th.? green leaves of apples 1 •: of Win Mass., of the special commendation nnd soaked dried apple and one-half Ths Fanou, Sheet Mu»le yes ess sSvsr- loaf, mashed turnip, pickles, graham the garden vegetables. ter fruits, cun. L?nns. i , nil from accorded the successful methods used cupful of raisins; add the spices and tlssd in til the ieedlne maoezlnee. formerly of this town, is the guest of Over 220 selsetleas—seed fee Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Knight. bread, milk sherbet and assorted The labor is an item of course, hut the farm and on 1 and i • ie year by Prin. Josi ph Teague of the simmer three hours on the back of the benefits so far outweigh it that rbund, th? f:irm' r i< tl e most bule- HAMBONE’S MEDITATION' eataleiue Miss Nina Jones is at home after cookies. The afternoon was spent in Athens .*»?hool in bringing to life the the stove. For the boiling water thf-re is no excuse on that score. jA-ndcnt. the best f< d an ’ most envied best of the old ideas and using them MAINE MU8IC CO.. Rockland. Ma. completing a successful term of planning menus.and best methods of The benefits do not stop with the of all classes. H? si-• o'•! ’ will used in the cake, the water in which ONE PESt HEAH HAH- school in the Wiley district. serving community meals. The next coming of the frost for many, ia fact he. for he is the*o: ly <.f us that in conjunction with present day the apple was soaked should be Norman Jones, who has spent the meeting to be held April 1. the sub ell ofr the fruits and vegetables lend really can live. The i =t of u? are methods in the fundamental studies. used. Mix well and bake slowly PALMlSTS WANTER READ FRANK H. INGRAHAM winter in town, returned to Lynn, ject to be ‘‘spring millinery.” themselves to the new. cold pack shanami;.^ exhtn. \ i artificial, Exceptional results have l»een ob like any fruit cake. make-b licve existence, hollow and MAH HAN T SEE HOW Attorney and Counselor at Mass., Saturday by auto. The Ladies’ Aid met with Mrs. method of preserving so the garden tained through the revival of weekly Ice-Box Cookies.—These are easily continues to feed us through the win spelling matches. Mr. Teague is a made, as they may he mixed up and Law Mrs. iS. J. Moody delightfully en Fannie Cobb Wednesday afternoon. ter and spring until It come3 again. long AH GwinE Line. tertained at whist Friday evening. Mildred Packard is home from native of Warren and1 is at present rolled one day and sliced and baked 431 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND, MAINE Develop Children. the next. Take one cupful each of &UT SHUCKS! AH TOL IM Sandwiches, cakes, ice cream and cof Kent’s Hill Seminary with a case of working under Supt Parker T. Telepsones—Office 468; House 693-R fee were served. pink eye. Edward Doughty has just Let the. boys and girls do thc-ir j Pearson, who at one time was prin- brown sugar, white sugar, butter, MAH LIFE iS IN OLfc part. It helps develop them as v.< 11 It. S. Knight was a business visitor returned after being confined to the | clpal of Warren High School. two well-beaten eggs, one tenspoon- W. A. JOHNSTON. REG. PHO. as tho garden. It shows them tho ful of soda, one teaspoonful of salt •omans han'H in Augusta over Sunday. house a few weeks with the same benefit of planning, the influence <;f Mrs. William Brazier of Portland r— JOHNSTON’S DRUG STORE trouble. has been a recent guest of her par- nnd four and one-half cupfuls of Many friends of Arno Knight are the seasons, the evil of weeds and A COMPLETE DRUG ANO SUNDRY Mrs. Sarah Bryant wishes to ex r.eglect, the importance of “a stitch ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. TJiomas Copeland. flour and one cupful of coarsely rejoicing with him over the recovery o LINE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO of his eyesight as a result of a surgi tend sincere thanks to the many* In time” and the faeU that things are “Gold Madness,” bv James Oliver chopped nuts, and flavoring to taste. PRESCRIPTIONS. KODAKS. DE friends and neighbors who so gener ready wb.cn they are ripe, thus teach Curwood with a high-light cast, is Mix and roll into a roll ns round ns VELOPING. PRINTING ANO EN cal operation in Bangor. ing patience and knowledge that nat possible, put on ice or In a cold LARGING. A supper in honor of Grangers, ously gave cards, fruit and other gifts ural processes cannot be hurried, that the feature picture to be shown in Glover hall tonight. Next week Ilarry place over night. In the morning 370 Main Street, Rockland whose birthday* occur in February during her recent illness. it takes all summer to grow an apple, cut Into very thin slices and hake was given at the Grange hall Satur and half a life to grow a tree; all Carey in “Soft Shoes.” lessons that are not taught in school while the mixture Is still chilled. Not Medicine, Not Osteopathy day. If It Is possible Io get the liquor Mr. and Mrs. G .A. Knight enter end that mean much later in life, C. M. WHEELER, D.C. PLC. Serious Danger In 'when the boy or girl is dealing with NORTH APPLETON. from well-made sauerkraut, be sure tained at progressive whist Monday life problems and with mankind. Sunnyside Club House was the that every tablespoonful is used. It Chiropractor night. Dainty refreshments were By all means let’s have an up-to- S'-ene of unwonted activity Tuesday Is an Invaluable food for the di 400 Main Street, ... Rockland served. Honors were carried by Mrs. si Neglected Colds date garden. Another thing the evening, the occasion iieiiiit the birth gestive tract, and there is nothing Graduate Palmer School el Chlropreetle R. S. Knight and Mrs. W. It. Frohock. average farmer overlooks is the pAul- day of Bernard Pitman, president of better for the blood. Taken a tahle- Office Hour,; When you have a cold and ne try yard as an adjunct to his table. the club. All inemlters came laden spoonful.or two before meals, it Is a Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 10-12: 2-»| Why not make it a rulo to have a unsatisfactory, leading w« know nont 7->. Tuesdays, Thursdays, 10-12; 2-1; EAST WALDOBORO glect it you are in great danger of Bunday dinner all year round of a where. Producing children whose w ith gifts and go, d cheer. Among tonic. Saturdays. 10-12. Tsl. 836 pneumonia. good fat foul killed fresh when the thrills are exhausted before they are ; the former might lie mentioned a tine R'bbit Pilauf.—“First catch your reason is right, cold packed and car?- twenty, and whose knowledge of na- aluminum master bought by four of hare.” Prepare and cut into serv- DR. T. L. McBEATH Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson and The pure food elements in Father fully put away for the balance of the ture and natural laws comes mostly the members; also a piece of tine Jng-sized pieces and brown in four children Avard and Verna of Warren John’s Medicine build energy to year. from the movies and driving through hand-work wrought by Mrs. George tahlcspoonfuls of lard and butter, Osteopathic Physician called at Josiah Jameson's Sunday. During the week at least one or two the country at fifty miles an hour, adding salt and pepper nnd one fine BY APPOINTMENT ONLY resist cold and grip germs. meals may be from fresh killed chick- Who said brown bread and beans, H. Fish of Hope, and presented to Mrs. Percy Miller is visiting her Mr. Pitman as a token of their ly chopped onion. Cook ten min Ttleehene 136 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burns. ens roasted, broiled or fried and with corn • bread and eggs, ryo muffins Tho gentle laxative effect of early and late hatched caponizcd, made with cream and home smoked friendship of many years standing. utes. then add six tablespoonfuls of Copyright. 1921 by McClure Newspaper Syndicate m Onion st.. rocklano, me. South Waldoboro. Father John’s Medicine helps to there should he hardly a week in the ham and bacon taste so good as down Tho evening was spent socially, en consomme, one and one-half pints of Gradients of American 8chool of Mrs. Nellie Reever was in Rock year that docs not see one or more on the farm? boiling water. Cover and cook slow Osteopathy drive out impurities. livened by games and puzzles. Roger land Saturday. chickens pass jv«r the table. (Copyright, 1924, by Philip R. Turk). Fish entertained the entire iiart.v ly until the rabbit Is tender. Mrs. Ethel Hanna and daughter Father John’s Medicine with phonograph music, while Teddy (©, 11X5, Western Newspaper Union.) Carolyn called on Mrs. Charles Storer Johnson popped tin- corn, whiih with H. M. de ROCHEMONT Tuesday soothes and heals the lining APPLETON apples served as a mid-evening treat. SOMERVILLE Seed Sown'Here 108 PLEASANT STREET Mrs. L. L. Mank spent Sunday at of the breathing passages. Liter the eomi>any sat down to lunch F. L. Turner, Colby ’27, and L- A. S. J. Burrows', South Waldoboro. of sandwiches, cake and c icna. The Turner, Colby ’28, passed the week You are safe when you take Father PLUMBING HEATING Mrs. Josiah Jameson and children On Feb. 12 a quiet wedding was center of admiring glances at this end at their r»ta*e of Lyman 8. Fo|!«r Estate of Adel C. Manson Esct&tc of Marion Beverage Eslete of Charles E. Bicknell THE COACH IDEA met with a strange and painful ac N»)T1( F cident last Thursday. While riding VINALHAVEN WALDOBORO KNGX COUNTY—In Court of Probate held UTATF. OF MAINE 8TATB OF MAINE at Bockhind on the 17th day of February A. KNOX AS. To the Honorable. the Judge of the Pro The subscriber hereby gives nolce that on —, , . , r» i f r» it t'Pun the wagon seat with his master F briiary 17. 1923. she was duly appointed Miss Frances Crowell is visiting D. M3 At a probate Court held at Rockland In bate Court In and for the County of Knox the wagon slewed 111 such a manner Mrs L. W. Sanborn entertained the Joint W Fofler. AdndnHrator on the es and for said County of Knox, osi the 17th Respectfully represents. James L Whit administratrix of the estate of Charles K. the Motoring rubiic Really Iil -knell. late of Rockland, in the County of z-k • • . j i. 11 . a i as to throw the dog out upon some Silent Sisters at her home on Pleas relatives in Massachusetts. tate of Lyman 8. Eager, late of Hope. In said day of February In the jtar of our Lord, more of Chicago, State of Illinois: that he Countv. deceased. having presented his first one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five Is administrator of tho Estate of Marlon Knox, deceased, and on this date was qual- Originated It Not Any' rGCkg witu 6U(,h furce as to break ant street, Monday afternoon and Mrs. Henry P. Mason is attending Ifhd to fill said trust by giving bund as the the spring millinery openings in Bos and final account of admin tot rat Ion of said A certain Instrument, purporting to be Beverage, late of North Iiaven. in said Knox his lore shoulder. evening. estate for allowance: the la.it Wl'.l and Testament of Adel C. Man- County, deceased. Intestate, and that he appropriately observed returned from Portland where they cause, If any they have, why the prayer of ♦Murch, late of Vtaalhavcn, in the County demand for these enclosed cars at from Portland pt Ro.Dand on the 2«th day of February, the jx?: It loner should no! be gi anted. KNOX COUNTY — of Knox, deceased, and on this date was The pastor delivered an able sermon attended the Auto Show. a n Hi’.. less than open car prices. This tidal A new lighting system is to be in- ilAVARD K. GOULD, Judge of Probate In Probate Court, held n: Rockland, cn the qualified to fill said trust be giving bond aa and congregational singing of pa- Mrs. Aura Roberts has returned Hat'ie E. ToIpnmi, Executrix on the es- A true Co^iy—At 16 ,1: 17nt day of February the law- dlriM-ts. I .vnvo of public demand for coaches stalled in the library which will add I fate of Bet.afl 4 »5 ft. to ’ami of Dav id All per. ons ha.iqg denwrnls against the both are improving in health and aocount should not be allowed. # Winw’ow ; thence 8 63 dog. 15 min E. by e-itate. are de lre«I Io present ’Ito same f »r ing home Tuesday afternoon. were in Appleton Sunday, guests of P i .y at the home of Miss Frances EJDWAJID K. GOULD. Judge nine o’clock in the forenoon, and show both were out of doors f r a rn rt tauHe, if any they have, why the prayer <»f raid land 32.8 fell to stake and stones; thence sett'ement, and ail indebted thereto arc re Fifteen ladles were entertained at his son George. Simmons Monday evening. Sevcn- A true Copy—Attest: K. 74V. deg. J5 by said Winslow s land 440 quired to make payment Immediately to time Sunday. 26-8-32 HENRY’ H. PAYSON. Register. the petitioner sltou.’d not bo granted. JOHN I RE1GHTON La rug bee Friday afternoon and even- Mrs. Mary E. Maddocks was in teen girls were present. After a so HI>Y\ ARD K GOULD. Judge of JTobatc feet to stake a*>d atones; thence No. 21’4 • * * * cial evening of games and songs the E»t>» of Annio Sullivan ileg E. by said land 185 feet to land of (I. Thomaston, Main*. ling by Mrs. Blanche Graves. Washington last week a*Bthe guest of A true Copy—Atte.-rt: Feb. 17, 1925. Feb 28. March 7-11 company was summoned to the din KNOX UDUNTY.— In Court of Probate held 26 S 32 HENRY* II. PAYHON. Register. W Brown: thence S 70 deg E. by said Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sleeper and Grange Wednesday night the Mrs. Odell Bowes. at Roek’and on the 24’h day of February, A B’xxwti’k land 310 fen to Highland street; i little granddaughter Elizabeth Till first ar.d sc < nd degrees were con Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Washing ing room, decorated in red, white and I) , 1!*23 tstate of Hiram P. fi'ona thence S 22 dog. 30 min. W. bv said Hlgh- Estate of Vodlc I. Williams (left Wednesday morning by auto for ferred upon Everett Baum and a fine ton was the guest of her (laughter. blue in honor of Washington’s Birth Janies J, Sullivan, Riatutor of '.lx w'Jl STATU OF MATNK and street to tlie p'acv of beginning, with NOTICE day. Uherry.tieos were a feature of of Annie Sullivan, lae of Rockport. In Mid KN0.X he b'.'l dings thereon. Tho subscriber hereby gives no'lre that "n Bangor for a fortnight’s visit with program was presented. Next Wed Mrs. Maynard Sukeforlh. County, deceased, having presented hh first Also an undivided half P^irt of another F-briiHrv 17. 125. lie wa- dnlv :ip’>o'u*'*New Hampshire State Col on the dining rooMi that it may be pos Sunday guest of her parents, Air. am!* mentn of sandwiches, cal c, ’punch Counts, that all persons interested may at tate of Hiram I*. Stone, late <*f North Ha by said Pa k street twenty seven rods to All persons having demands against tlie lege. Cleveland Sleeper, Jr. Is a sible to have the harvest supper Mrs. Albert Thurston. and banana royal were served by tend at a Probate Court to be he’d at Kcck- ven. in said County, having been pn-.«t:i-i| McKinney's laud; thenre N eagerly by Mc estate, are desired to present the same for land, on the seventeenth day of March, next, and app’lca’ion having bepn made that no Kinney's land and land of White, seventy Hctt'-cment, nnd all indebted therein are re jmember of the latter team and is there. With the exception of Mr. Mr.\aiid Mrs. Ralph Luce were Mr* Percy Simmons. Miss Simmons ard sliow cause. If any they hJro, why the eight rods to land of Mrs. Benner: thence K quired to make payment iinmediaftt.v to bond be required of said adiitind.ZTaior JOHN K WILLIAMS. on the negative side. The question is. Graves, who : uperlntends the work Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. entertained her guests with music said account should i.ol be allowed. Ordered, That notice Utenof l>e given to easterly bv land of Benner and White, nine “Resolved, that a two-thirds vote of and as they were leaving brought EPWARD K. GOUl.D. Judva teen rods to westerly aide of Ulmer street; St Ceorge. Maine. the labor is all gi»en. C. L. Sleeper and Mrs Fred Pease in Burkettvilie. pcrvnn IntereatOd. by causing a copy of hence a<»'i»hwesterly by raid U’raer street Feb. 17, 1925. Feb 28. March 7-14 Congress should overrule the Su and S. O. Hurl should have special Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brow:i of Ap out a pretty basket of chocolates, A true Copy—Attest: tit’s Order to be pqb’lthod three weeks sue- 36-8 32 HENRY II. PAYSON, Rcfie heard in ref this Order thereon to ho published three law directs. Mrs. Fred Herrick of Owl’s Head pu t -.pent the past week as guest of , am, Ra d ,(atton are th„ caK, erence to Ute determination of s-vld tax or weeks successively in The. (’ourter-Gazette, Rock’.gnd, that ail persona interested may All persons having demands against the ■ 24. in the Grange hall. For further pent Thursday with her niece, Mrs. Abbie Merrill. Mrs. Merrill accom anv question that may arise In reference a newspaper published at Rockland, in said attend at a Court of Probate then to be e-stule. are deslVed to present the same for and the picture is produced by Paul he'd lu R-xkland, ami ivbow reuse. If anv. settlement a»id n'l indebted tlvereto are re particulars ask Mrs. A. F. Sleeper W. E. Dennison. panied her home YVednesday. thereto- County, that they ins) apiw-ar at a Probate , Mrd. F. K. Thorndyke, Mrs. L. O. Bern who made “Worldly Goods.” EDWARD K GUI LD, Judge of Probate Court to be held at Rockland. In and for ehy the prayer of said petition sliould tint quired to make payment Immediately to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mann have Mrs. John Pushaw entertained her Said County, on tlie 17th day of March, A. be granted. LEROY D PERRY. Hanley, Mrs. Lulu Allen or any mem Miss Ayres, always the charmingly A true Copy—Attest: EDWARD K. GOULD. Judge. » Rockland, Maine. gene to,Camden for a few weeks. children and grandchildren at dinner gowned charmer of the screen, is at 26-8-32 HENBY H. PAYSON. Raider. D J925 at nine o’clock in the forenoon, and ber who attended this meeting, Supday, the occasion being her son show cause, if any they have why the prayer A true Copy—Attest : February 1 1. 1925. Feb. 14-21-28 Capt. Freeman Elwell went to her best under Bern’s direction Estate of Alanson L. Wall of the pe l;loner should not be grantor! 26-8-32 HFNRY H. PAYSON. Register. i Clarence Rackliff who has been Hany’s birthday. Portland Monday to see. Dr. Holt Jane Winton, former Ziegfield beauty, STATE OF MAINE ED5VARD K. GOULD, Judge of Probate. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE very ill from the prevailing epidemic Mr. and Mr. Albert McLain. Mrs. KNOX 8S. Estate ef Wilbur A. Waterman about bis eyes, got new glasses and has her first r£al screen opportunity A true Copy—Attest: Whereas. Isaac W. H.lntton by his mort 1 is able to he cut. Louise Dunbar, Mrs. Lena Fuller and At a Probate Court held at Rockland In 20-8-32 HENRY H. PAY’HON. Register. NOTICE gage deed dared June 6, 1919. and recorded returned Wednesday. While there in this production. and for said Counear at a Probate Court to be February 17, 1923. Feb 28 Meh. 7-14 be quieted in a jiffy by taking a Mrs. S. L. Simmons has been ill PALERMO roses, carnations and jonquils adding notified tint a bearing will be given on said formerly of EbenezxT Arev; thence south held at, Rockland in and for said County, on petition at a Probate Court to be held ut twenty-six degrees East on said Arey line, swallow now and then of that tine for two weeks. to the effect. Marston’s Orchestra the seventeenth dsy of March. A D. J‘»23. Estate of Edwin D. Wiley old medicine, Kemp's Balsam. It cuts raid Rockland, in and for said County, on NOTICE sixty feet (60 ft.) to tlie said Dyer lot; Matilda and James Snow, Philip furnished music and aided, material r nine o’clock in the f*»renc n, and show the seventeenth day of March. A. I), 1925, at thence uorth seventy-eight (78) and cne- the phlegm, soothes the inflamed Fred Norton is very ill. c: use. it- any :ney have, w.:y the prayer / Tlie sub crlbcr hereby gives notice that on membrane and takes away that con York and Lionel Carr wire home ly In making the affair nn unques nine o’clock In tho forenoon, by causing a February 17, 1923 he was duly ap|x>lntcd ex half (’/a, degrees etfurt one hundred and fifty Au all day meeting of the Fan i the pelitloner should not b» grunted. copy of this order to be pubit bed, three five feet, to the first named lound, contain stant desire to rough, rough, cough. from Rockland for the W'eekend holi tioned success. The menu follows: — BD’AARD K (K>ULD, Judge of Probate. ecutor of the la t will and testament of Only 30 cents at all stores. Bureau was held .^t Mie Grange hall weeks successively. In Tlie Courler-Gazrtte, Edwin I) M'lloy, late of Ht. George, In the ing 105.30 square feei more or leas day. Fruit cocktail, olives, radishes, mock A true Copy—Attest: a newspaper published In Rockland, afore And Mliereas, the condition of raid mort at Bast 1’alermo FcK 19 with 34 pres 26-S-32 HENRY H. PAYSON. Reglrter. County of Knox, deceased, without bond as Mrs. H. R. Curtis of A«h Point vis ent. A delicious dinner was served turtle soui), roast turkey, mashed po said. that they may Wien and there appear the will directs, and on this date was qual gage lias been broken, For that Cough f Csate of Alton C. Robbins and show cause, if any they have, why the ified to fill said trust. Now Therefore, by reason of the breach of ited Fred Curtis Thursday. consisting of cold meats, scalloped tatoes, peas, jelly, harlequin ice cream prayer of die petitioner should not be the condition thereof, it claims a forvclosurc and cake. The affair was well pat NOTICE AU persons having demands against the KEMP'S BALSAM Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Shea visited potatoes. I,read, milk sherbet, cook The subscriber hereby gives notice that on granted estate, are desired to present the same for of raid morlgage. Rockland Thursday. ronized and all united in congrat February 17, 1923, she was duly appointed EDWARD K GOULD. Judge of Probate settlement, and all, Indebted th^Tcto are re Dated at Rockland, Maine, February ies and cocoa. 19, 1925. A. G. Caddy and F- W. Cook visited ulating Mr. Turner on his excellent executrix of the laat will and testament of A true Copy - Attest: quired to make payment imnwliately to Latirice Black lias returned to New Alton C. Robbins, late of Appleton in the 26 8-32 H-ENRY H. PAYSON. Wtelster. ARTHUR E. KELLER. SECURITY TRUST COMAPNY at Rockland WednestLay. cuisine. * Woodford**, Maine. by Elmer C. Pavla. York. County of Knox, deceased, without bond as E«ti?» of Hawton H. Perry If the old tradition that the last the will directs, and on this date was qual February 17, 1925 Feb 28 Meh. 7-14 23929 Treasurer. The Obstinate Cough Maurice Wltham. was at Washing STATE OF MAINR Friday rules the following month, ified to fill ©aid trust To the Honorable, the Judge of die rrobatc Estate of Sarah F. Leadbettor ton Tuesday. All persons having domands against the STATE OF MAINE won’t March be a howler. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Grady were Good For Weak Eye# ’Court, In and for the County of Knox: NOTH E KNOX ss. Is an obvious cause for worry and estate, are desired to present the same for Respectfully represents Leroy D. l’em, The tmlncrlbers hereby give notice that on The ♦Smart Set enjoyed a delicious business visitors in Augusta, Satur The quick action of simple cam settlement, and all indebted thereto are re To the Hvmorable Just lee of the Supremo anxiety for it nny lead to something Administrator of tlie estate of Newton H February 17, 1925 they were duly appointed Judicial Court, next to be held a J Rockland, phor, hydrastis, witchhazel. etc., as quired to make payment Immediately to Perry, late of Rockland, in said County de executors of tlie last will and testament of more serious. The direct cause is, Italian dinner—fruit salad. pies, day. ADDPI-: ROBBINS. within and for said County of Knox, on the cakes, coffee, jelly and whipped Mi r. We’.'-h, who closed her school mixed in Lavoptik eye wash aston ceased, intestate, that said Newton H. Perry Sarah F Leadbetter, late of North Haven In first Tuesday of April, 1925 inflammation of either the bronchial Appleton, Maine the f’ounly of Knox, deceased, without bond cream—at «Mrs. C. P. Morrill’s here Friday. Is a guest fur a few ishes people. One small bottle holps K. bi nary 17, 1J23. Feb 28 Meh. »-14 at the tlmp «f hto decease was tho owner of Kather’ne A. Scheer, of said Rockland, tubes or the lungs. Inflammation certain Real Estate situated in Rockland, as the will directs, and on this date was reupectfully represents aud gives this Hon- may be caused by a c dd or by Thursday of last week. days nt Will Grady's. any case weak, sore or strained eyes. Estate of Horace W. Welt bounded and described as follows, viz: Be qualified to fill said trust. orab’o Court to be Informed that she was Mrs. Otto Olson recently visited Doris Grady is visiting her aunt Aluminum eye cup free. C. H. Moor XDTIC’F ginning at an iron bolt on the easterly nlde All persont having demands against the lawfully married to Louis Scheer on the germ. In either case it is folly to estate, arc desired to prevent the same for Mrs. Melvin Cline. Mrs. Edith Brown at Week's Mills. & Co., Druggists, 322 Main St. The subscriber hereby gives notice that on line of a reserve for a street running south thirtieth day of November 1917, at Portland. ignore th^ danger. A remedy has February 17, 1925, he Was duly appointed erly Lom Clark Avenue to Dunton Avenue settlement, and all indebted thereto are re Maine: that .subsequent to their said mar been perfected f* r lung and bronchial executor of the lart will and testament of and at the northwest corner of lot No. 9 sold quired to make pajnwnt Immediately to rlage they lived together as husloind and troubles that is performing remark Horace W. YVelt, late of Thomaston, In Ute by Walker & Rose to E. W. Allen, December HOLLIS M. LEADBETTER. wife at said Portland until the month of County of Knox, deceased, without bond as 4, 1901. and recorded lu Book 120, page 374 North Haven. May, 1929; that your libellant has always able cures. The obstinate lung and the will directs, and on Utls dJte was qual Knox Registry of Deeds as per plan made and i-onduct'd herself towanl her said husband bronchial cough yield to its action ified to fill said trust. for YValker & Ron by O. H Tripp, C. E , In CARRIE E PAGE, as a faithful, true and affectionate wife; when all other remedies have failed All persons having demands against the 18C3. ' • Vinalhaven, Maine. but. that her said husband it» the said month Soreness and c ingestion disappear c tate, are desired to present the same for Thence northwesterly on the easterly side February 17, 1925. Fob 28 Meh. 7-14 of May. 1925), deserted your libellant with settlement, and all Indebted thereto are re lino of said reserve 64.5 feet to the south out lawful cause ami went to parts unknown, after a few doses l ave been taker, eriy line of Clark Avenue: Etfate of Edna 6. Porter which desertion lias been continued down to quired to make payment Immediately to NOTH K often within 24 hours. It has cured FRED K. WELT Thence easterly on the southerly side line Hie present date*. Wherefore, your libellant of said Clark Avenue 75 feet, to the north The subscriber hereby gives not Ire that i-iiargcs her Slid liusbami with utter 4tt«r- many bronchial coughs that were pro Auburn, .Mnne on February 17, 1925, he was duly appointed February 17. 1925 lib 28 Melt. 7-14 west corner of lot No 3, sold to A. 8. Buz tlon continued for three consecutive yean nounced incurable. Many supposed zcll, December 31. 1892. executor of the last will and testament of next prior to the filing of this libel. Your consumptive vises have been restored bst&.e of tmnii Wentworth Thence 1n a southeasterly direction by the Edna 8. Porter, late of Rockland in tho libellant further aver.; that the residence of STATE OF MAINE County of Knox, deceased, without bond n;; her said husband Is uuknown to vxiur libel- to robust health by its use. This re- line of said Buzzell lot 61.3 to the northeast tho will directs, and on this date was qual KNOX. 88 corner of said Allen lot: Ian:, and cannot be ascertained by reasonable mai kable remedy is called At a Probate Court held at Rockland in Thence 1n a westerly dlreitlon to aald Al ified tp fill said trust. iHMgtnce ALLEN’S LUNG HEALER and for said County of Knox on the 26th len lot 75 feet to the place of beginning, being All |K9TSons having demands agninst the •YiYierefore,______your______libellant _____ prays...... that ike and is sold for 60 cents in Rockland day of February, In the year of our Lord lol No. 1 on said Tripp plan estate, arc desired to present the same for bonds of matrimony no v existing between her eett.einent. and all indebted thereto are re and her said husband may be dissolved by by the Kittredge Pharmacy. one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-five. iSee abstract of will of ('. M YValker, de A petition asking for the appointment of vising real estate, recorded 1n Book 133, qulred to make payment immediately to me divorce and as In duty bound will ever pray Wilder A Sellers as administrator on the page 570 of said Knox Registry. or to Homer E. Robinson of Rockland, my le Dated at. raid Rockland, this nlnctceotli “For that Tickle in your Throat estate of Emma Wentworth, late of Rockport, That the debts of the deceased as gally appointed Agent In Maine. day of February, U935. in raid County, having been presented. nearly as can be ascertained, WILLIS K. PORTER. KATHERINE A SCHEER and to Ease your cough we rec> Ordered, That notice thereof be given to amount to...... 6 500 00 Glendale, California all persons interested, by causing a copy of And the expenses of sale and admin February 17. 1923. Feb 28 Mm toll Subscribed and sworn to before me this onimend ALLEN'S BRONCHO this order to be published three weeks suc istration to ...... 100.00 Estate of Edward A. Sidalinger nineteenth day of February, 1925. cessively In The Courier-Gazette, a newspa That the value of tho Personal estate STATE OF MAINE EDWARD C. PAYSON THROAT TABS." per published at Rockland in said County, to ...... 100.00 KNOX BS Justice of the Peace. that they may appear at a Iteobate Court, YViiercfor your petitioner prays that he At a probate Court bold at Rockland in (Beal) to be held at Rockland In and for aald Coun may be licensed to sell and convey the whole and for said County of Knox, on the eight STATE OF MAINS ty, on the seventeenth day of March. A D of said Real Estate at Private sale for the eenth day of February, In the year of mr KNOX, ra 1925 at nine o’clock in the forenoon, and show payment of said debts, legacies and expenses Clerk's Ofliee, Supreme Judicial Court, in Lord, one thousand, nino hundred and twen Vacation cause. If any they have, why the prayer of of sale and of administration. ty-five the petitioner should npt be granted Dated this 11th day of February. A. D A petition asking for the appointment of Rockland. Feb. 20. A. 1» 1925 EDWARD K. GOULD. Judge of Probate. 1925. Claude L. Sldellnger as administrator on the Upon the foiegoing Libel, Ordered. That hyDoorsI A true copy—Attest: LEROY D. PERRY. AdniT the Libellant give notice to said Louis Scheer estate of Edward A. Sldelinger. late of to appear before our Supreme Judicial Court, HENRY IL PAYSON. Register. YVaahlngton in raid County, having been 01^04-] 26830 to be holden at Rockland, within and for the KNOX OOUNTY - presented and application having been madj County of Knox, on the First Tuesday of A good" Estate sf Austin L. Kirk in Probate Court, held at Rockland, on :ha that no bond be required of said administra April A D 1925. by publishing an attested NOTICE 17th day of February tor oopy of said Libel, and this order thereon, pal/ The subscriber hereby gives notice that on Dm tho petition aforesaid. Ordered, That Ordered, That notice thereof be given to three weeks sueceraively in the Courier-Ga February 17, 1925, he was duly appointed notice be given, by publishing a copy of all persons interested, by causing a ropy of zette. a newspaper prln’ed In Rockland In executor of the last will and testament of said iH.’ition, with this order thereon, once this Order to be pubiislicd three weeks suc our County of Knox, the last publication to Austin L. Kirk, late of Warrtn, In the County a week for three weeks succesaJvely, prior cessively in The Courier-Gaartte. a newvpa- be thirty...... days...... at ...... least prior__ to______said first of Knox, deceased, and on Feb. 26, 1925 to 1-he third Tuesday of March next, In The per published at Rockland in said County. | Tuesday of April next, that he may there was qualified to fill said trust by giving bond Courier-Gazette, a newspaper publlalied 1n •that they may appear at a Probate Court ( anq tij^, jn our said court- appear and show B.C.ML FLOYD COLLINS DEAD WHEN RESCUERS REACH HIM as the law directs Rockland, that all per-ons Interested may to be held at Rockland, la and for said cause, -if any •lie have, -•why the ------prayer of* All persona having demands against the attend at a Court <»r ITobate then to be County on Hie seventeenth day of March A. D. said libellant sliould not be granted Kentucky troopers walked post while miners dug a shaft at Sand Cave, in a desperate and fruitless effort to estate, are desired to present the same for held in Rockland, and show eau.se, If any, 1925, at nine o’clock In the forenoon, and CHARLES J. DUNN save Floyd Collins alive. Entombed since January 30, his fcot pinioned by a boulder, and cut off from rescue settlement, and all indebted thereto are re why the prayer of raid petition should not allow eaiue, if an) they have, why tlie prayer Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court KCICAR quired to make payment immediately to lib granted. of the petitioner should not l>e granted. A true copy of the Libel and Order of the through the natural entrance to the cave by a cave-in, the only hope of rescue was in sinking a sixty-five VI»WARD K GOULD. Judge of Probate. Court thereon. Mod< to meet o Dinaiid not a Prict N. B EASTMAN, EDWARD K GOULD. Judge. foot shaft. When reached after seventeen days, Collins was found dead. Illustration gives a view shot down Warren, Maine. A t rue Copy— Attest; A true Copy—Attest : Attest: Tues*Sftt-tra from the top of the ground above the cave entrance, showing men working down in the shaft. F.b 25. 1823. ‘ Feb. 28. Mell 7 11 26 S 32 HENRY 11. PAYSON. Regtoter. 2« 8 32 HENRY H PAYSON, Register. 2 5829. MILTON M. GRIFFIN, Clerk. Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, February 28, 1925. Eypry-Qther-Day
THOMASTON AT THE STATE CAPITOL CAMDEN Have you looked up your piece of -Just A Different Tree crockery for the Pa rent-Teacher Mrs. Inez Crosby, Carl Whitehouse In Delicious Flavor Association meeting Tuesday even Committee Report* On Fishery Matters—Warden Eaton and Leon Crocket', huve been chosen ing? Don’t miss this entertainment ns Supreme Couit jurors for the surpassing all others which promises to he the best yet, Asks Refund To Which He Is Justly Entitled. April term. •because the Beta Alpha Society have The town talk lately concerns itself the program and refreshments in primarily with "T Pair of Sixes," the District Nursing Association benellt charge. Elmer S. Bird of Rockland, repre presence of ice in the harbors along play to lie tiven in the Opera House Mrs. Flye of Cumberland Mills is senting the Knox County Fish and the coast and declared that such a next Thursday and Friday evenings. visiting iMr- and Mrs. George W. Game Association. and E. W. Mac boat would he kept busy all through Dowling. Seats are being checked at Mixer’s. Donald. secretary of the Rockland the winter months smashing ice Miss Nellie Gardiner who has been "A Pair of Sixes" will be the most Chamber of Commerce, spoke Thurs barriers from the various ports. The spending a few days with her sister, boat, they explained, could be used : in'.itioUH play ever attempted by Mrs. George Cross returned to Cas day in behalf of the act to create a local talent. game sanctuary to be known as the in government activities along rtie SALADA' tine Thursday. Fred Haney has bought a house on Knox County Game Preserve In Rock coast throughout the summer J. B Pearson A Co. put 20 men to months. Bay View street front Charles Mc H606 work Thursday clearing away the de land, Warren, Thomaston and Rock • • * • Kinley. port. Jack Smythe is attending the New bris and repairing the damage to -their A primary hill designed to take the They pointed out that the act England Hardware Dealers conven is truly satisfying to the palate. building caused by the fire Sunday. place of the present direct primary The necessary fittings for the cut would allow a bag limit r f two rab tion in Boston in the interests of J. bits per day per person n d also fox law and a substitute for the Anthoine C. Curtis, Inc. Sold by all grocers. AsR for it. ting department are being trans and Oakes measures ui>on which hunting in the game sanctuary. The Initiatory degree was conferred ferred to the Washburn sail-loft. hearings have already been given They said that by planting wild rice upon 9 candjflates by Mt. Battle The cutter will soon be on his job. has been introduced and sent to the in the waters there it would provide Lodge Tuesday night. Wanted Capt. Earl Brown sailed Thursday judiciary’ committee. The new act an excellent place for the propaga Warren Isidge plans to visit Mt. In Everybody’s Column from New York for Hamburg. He contains all of the essential features WANTED—( Mrl for general housework in tion of ducks; and that the preserve Hattie I odge tonight. Six Cand:- family of three No washing or ironing Advertisements In this column not to ex reports a rough winter on the water. of the two previous bills. The prin would also be an excellent place for dates will take the degree. Supper Apply to MRS. ERNEST U. DAVIS at Ful ceed three lines inserted once for 23 cents, The game of basketball played in cipal change made has to do with ler-Cobb-Da v Us. 26-tf 3 times for 50 cents. Additional lines 5 the breeding of partridge* The game will be served- cents each for one time, 16 cents for three the Andrews gymnasium Wednesday the conditions under which conven WANTED—The Fuller Brush Uompany has preserve would comprise about 6500 Mrs. Cornelius Gray will entertain times. Six words make a line. evening between the boys’ teams of tion nominations may be referred to an opjortunlty for one married man. Must Rockland High and Thomaston High acres of which about 65 acres are the Methodist Ladies Aid Wednes be clean, ueat, and willing to work. Must water and swamp. direct vote of the members of the day. leave city Opportunity and salary depend Lost and Found resulted in a victory for Thomaston party. on you Address F , care The Courier-Ga by a score of 21' to 19. "Would Jesus Christ Live in Cam zette. 26X57 F 0 U N D—F< wtft a in pen on Spring s;reet, Eght members of the Sea and The Anthoine bill provides that Mrs. Clarence Rrasier has return den?" is the interesting subject which Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 24. Call at 43 Shore Fisheries committee will sign a any candidate receiving 40 percent Rev. H.J. Holt will discuss at the WANTED—To rent with privilege of buy BROAD STREET Tel. 163-2. 26*lt ed from a visit to Boston and New of the vote cast may appeal to a di ing. six or eight room house. X. Y Z., LOST—Leather hill-fold with «-he<,k, bank majority report, “ought not to pass” Congregational church tomorrow The Courier-Gazette. 23*27 York. rect primary upon request made to book ;md valuable papers near Smith’s stoic upon the bills changing the Sea and morning. “Wandering Stars” will Miss Alta McCoy is at home after the secretary of state. The a nend- WANTED—I ’osition in store as clerk or in Cn«hhsg Thursday p. m. Finder return to a vacation spent in New York. Shore Fisheries commission from lie the evening discussion. sales lady Call at 9 WATER STREET or FRIiCKSDN, box 65, Cushing, and receive three members to one, and establish ed hill changes the percentage to TEL. 1037-W. 25*27 reward. 26* It The remains of Miss Annie Griggs At the Methodist church the pas ing a nine-inch lobster law’ for York 20 percent and ret pi ires in addition a were received aupers.” D11 THVRSIUY, March 5, 1925, 2 p. m. tion, net price and terms to H. L STEVENS, mounted with saw, table and belt Ready fm 1M Lluierock Street, Rockland. Local Mgr •big boom in real estate on. the same Mrs. Sidney Andrews of West Legislature of two years ago. It was “1 sftid ’Thank God’ when 1 learned on the following: use WALTER BENNER. Rockland, R F D • • • ♦ S F. 114 S I) 48 An Act to Amend Sec of the MAfXE FARM AGENCY of Portland, Tel 609-M 24-29 piece changing hands several times Rockport was at Roland F. Crockett’s introduced early in the session and that part of the State prison had Maine, 24. is Wednesday, called by the serious ill tion 31 of Chapter 7 of the Revised Statutes FOR SALE—Two jsool tables, cues, balls within a few days. High School Notes referred to the committee on edu burned” said Hiram• Ricker "for I of 19’<». relating to elections and permitting NOTICE This Is to notify all persons in chairs ano stove, in Al condition. Prl., ness of her brother, Ralph Thomas. { cation. the use of ballot boxes with devices for reg The Ladies' Circle of the Baptist School began Tuesday after a knew it meant a change for the good terested that after this date I will not be i gilt. Inquire of E N. PRESCOTT ot II -'hurch will meet Wednesday after- Mrs. Ralph Buzzell a)f Simonton It is said, however, that the bill of the men. The proposed bill is a istering and endorsing ballots deposited responsible for any biNs contracted in my C. POND. Union, Me 24-26 week’s vacation. This week marks left Friday to visit her parents. Mr. therein. 23-27 name by my wife Jessie Duggan Signed, *ioon at the vestry. The regular sup will strike hard sledding^in the Sen step in the right direction. The old 1 BLAINE MORRISON. Sec. JOHN H. DUGGAN. Rockland, Feb. 21, 1925. FOR SALE—Farm, 10 acres more or less per to members and friends will be the end of the basketball season for and Mrs. John T. Vose, in Portland. ate and that the opponents of the system was a failure and the new 24*26 good house, <11 connected with ham an< Mrs. A1 venus Cross has returned shed: also butcher shop and hen houses served at 6 o’clock. Mrs. Nina Tib this school yeAr and the awarding of bill have a sufficient number of system cannot be any more than a JUDICIARY WATCHMAKKER AND CLOCK REPAIRING The Committee on Judiciary will give a all painted in good shape and very handy betts, Mrs. -Clara Sawyer and Mrs. Senior Class parts. from the Knox Hospital, Rockland. , votes pledged to prevent the neces failure." Typewriters, small work. S ARTHUR MA- (Nit 8 or 10 tons hay; apple and pear tree.4 where she underwent an operation for • • • • public hearing in Its rooma at the State COMBER, 23 Amesbury St., Rockland, Me Right in the city. Lettie Starrett will be the house- At a recent class meeting thd Sen sary two-thirds votes to pass the bill. House, in Augusta, on gall stones and appendicitis. ______21N56 Inquire of GEORGE M. SIMMONS. Rockland keepers. iors elected the following students • • • * Lester D. Eaton warden of the WEDNESDAY. March 4. 1925. 2 p m. Miss Avis Cox was the guest of on the following: PALMER ENGINES—The most reliable ONE FIELD—30* acres cut 66 tons of ha1 • « * * to edit this year's issue of the school Senator Clarke of Hancock county State prison appeared before the last year, with barns and shed. Right ii Miss Clara Walter Thursday. explained to the committee on reso 8. D. No. 9(t An Act regulating tlie mov engine for the fisherman Prices greatly re »he city Mrs. Ada Smith who had the mts- paper, “Sea Breeze:” Editor-in-chief. committee in favor of the resolve to ing of household |ooMali PORT CLYDE H. D No. 170 Aa Act relating to muni street. 93-tf lias in his home a desk of the ancient productive’ of serious conditions: It was brought out in the hearing 1-tf style with lid top, made of black Rank cards were given out Mon cipal and pof.ee courts and providing that day morning. Here's hoping every Rev. W. M. Brew ster will preach at shoru^e of food and fuel Mails on the resolve appropriating $93,030 jiulges shall not he of counsel TRUCKING, MOVING AND ERRAN08 ..FOR SALE—Fresh cider, made every day walnut and bearing every mark of H. D No. 194 An Act relating to col done promptly. Go anywhere. C. O HAR Drop a jKistal card and 1 will deliver. J one was satisfied. the Port Clyde A. C. church Sunday were many times delayed for two, lor eaclr of. the coming two years to ADEN Tel. 158-M nr 62D-J. 1-tf 11 SIMONTON, Rockland. 23-tf honorable age. He had the desk at 10 30, subject, "The Armor that three or more weeks. run the State’# prison that it costs lection of taxes by legal process. from the late Ralph Ulmer, who was The Senior Class has decided to S. D. No. 107 Resolve in favor of the ap LADIES—Reliable stock of hair goods at FOR SALE—To settle an estate, sever has been Tested has never Failed. Selectman Hatch of Stonington al a dollar a day to care for a prisoner pointment of six commissioners by the Gov used upright pianos, good condition. L. then Knox County clerk of courts. give the play “Adam and Eva” and the Rockland Hair Store. 3?8 Main St Mai) although the cast has not been en Evening service 7, subject. “As Cold so endorsed the memorial, as did R. and that there are more inmates in ernor and Council to revise all laws relating orders solicited. HELEN C. BH0DE8. < HASE. 45 Middle street Tel. 665-2 The desk was given him. Mr. Ulmer Water to a Thirsty Soul, so is good P. Sargent of Sedgwick. Both said the prison now than ut any tiniJ’* in to motor vehicles. 1-tf said, by some member of the family tirely selected rehearsals will prob S D. No. 87 An Act relating to Portland FOR SALE—36 tons finest qualify presf ably begin soon. It will be coached News from a far Country.” I hat this was a serious matter, the in its history. Vniversity. SNOWMAN, TEL. 672-R does all klnda of hay. large or small lots; also a large lot of Peltiah Studley, with the infor by Miss Rita C. Smith. Trucking and Moving li-tf household furnishings; a njee trade In k mation that it had come to Mr. Stud- chen ranges. Safes, etc. new and seco This afternoon at 2 o’clock there The granting of Suffrage to the hand. M ccAnectlon H F HICKS. ley during the dispersion of furni THE APPLE MARKET TUTRSDAY. MARCH 0, 1925, 2 p. in on will be a Cooked Food Sale at Pills the following: To Let LlmerojJr St 21-2( ture from the Gen. Knox mansion. women of the country is bn absolute STRAND THEATRE bury’s for the Senior class. assurance ui a continuance of the S. D. No. 98 An Act to amend Section TO LET—5 rooms and bath apartment, FOR SALE—Milk farm of 90 acres The present owner of the desk would Has Been Slow and Draggy. This thirty four of Chapter two hundred and e’ev- Prohibition Law and a more rigid The Tip Top Merry Makers close steam heat and all modern. Tel. 766 after South Thomaston ; will carry 26 head be interested to have this point con Week Is Kingman & Hearty's Re cn of the public laws of nineteen hundred 6 p. m. 26*28 cattle; 1566 to 2.6R0 cords of wood and sol Ellston Luce is prepared to do all enforcement of the measure.—E. J. firmed. if there is among the read their week’s engagement tonight, with port. and twenty-one, relating to non-resident mo tlml>er; buildings In good repair Sold kinds of electrical work, prompt Stackpole, president and editor tor vehicles 26-27 TO LET—Furnished tenement at 47 North good terms. Call on R. H. SNOW, Sot ers of this paragraph anybody who two performances, beginning at 6 and Main street, all modem. Apply to FLIIYD service and prices right.—adv 18-tf FRIDAY, February 6, 1925, 2 p in on the Thomaston. 25*27 can give him information upon the Harrisburg Telegraph. following : L. SHAW. Tel 422-12 25tf 8.30. Cupie Kemper and the other Boston, Feb. 26. FOR SALE—Farms, cottages, summer pr< subject. H. D. No. 150 An Act relating to limita TO LET—Furnished room. 10 PLEAS members of the cast have made Although receipts are not excep tions of right tlossom,s before the leaves Maine, or the Bureau of Biological are also many full page reproductions • • • * King George, who has been 111 for home on Broadway next Monday ev The Brook, vacated by the John Bird North Haven, Fell. 14 to Mr. and come arid when its leaves do appear ot tlie more famous American ships Survey at Washington, where they To the arm chair traveller making several days, is being maintained, ening. Members will please note Die Co. Mrs. Samuel Nutt, a daughter. they are shaped much like the bot * * « • i will be most happy to identify it; ! his first trip to Alaska that newest and only two physicians are now nt- change in place of meeting. The W. F. Tibbetts bought A. JTShaw's Thomaston, Feh. 18, to Mr. and tom of a colt’s or horse’s foot, and I If it is inland travel that appeals, reading will lie "The Devil’s Disciple,” and if It Ls a new species, might book of Northern travel. "A Cheekako tending him Jt has been ascertained interest in a Limerock quarry on the Mrs. Charles O- ltokes, a daughter. encourage them to watch for the possibly name it after its discoverer. then the best choice will he Mrs. Act 2. in Alaska ami tlie Yukon." is recom- that their Majesties will travel over Thomaston road. North Haven, Feb. 11, to Mr. and leaves so that they will always Just think of It t Caei. Waldo Richard’s "Magic Carpet," a mended. Let him not he wary lie- land to the Mediterranean, where the Harry J. Shaw, a graduate of Mrs. Alton Whitmore, a daughter. know the plant when they see it. I collection of poems for the stay-at- Matinlcus, Feb. 23. cause his guide happens to be a wo King Is going to recuperate, in order The Sunshine Society will meet Rockland High School, 1890; and of also explain that those same plants home traveller. Mrs. Richards has man. This in no way makes the trip to avoid tlie roughness of the. Bay of witli Mrs. Minnie Miles Monday af Columbia University, was admitted have grown in this same place ever won' for herself an enviable record in The marriages for the three weeks less interesting, for this "Gheekako. Biscay. ternoon. Quilt to tie tacked. to the '\ew York Bur, and formed since I went to school myself. Many Shrubs and Berries her skill of searching out the best of were: or tenderfoot, lakes him through a law partnership there. of the chihlren then called the bios Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — the less known poetry And this col Rockport, Feb. 3, Edgar S. Bohlt- thousands of miles of vast Northern Every Issue of Tne Courier-Ga C. IL Moor expects to leave next iWilliam L. Benner moved hack to soms dandelions, and would some In your issue of Feh. 17, under lection is no exception. Now for dell and Miss Estell Hewett. country, 2200 miles up the Yukon zette is a salesman, visiting three Monday for Miami. Fla, where his Rockland from Somerville, Mass. times get real cross with me when ''Common Things.” I find reference the routes themselves. Waldoboro', Feh. 11, Leland C. river, across Bering Sea to nnfrI times a week the homes of thia vi- ..wife has been spending the winter, Eugene Liddy returned from Grand I Insisted that they were colt’s-foot. to a red-berried shrub growing on Blackington of Rockland and Miss quented wilds and on to Nome. Then cinity and soliciting business for Ito^ and where he will probably remain Marai, Mich, where he had charge They are much earlier than dande Bear (Bare?) Hili. I am somewhat Route 1. Mexico and Central Am Elva Osier of W’aldoboro. too. years of study have developed advertisers. several weeks. for the W. H Olover Co. of the con lions, with smaller blossoms and a surprised that the writer, after hav erica. The guide steps out. ”A iRockland, Feb. 11, Brainerd Burns in the author, Mrs. Cameron, a keen struction of a lifesaving station. stem entirely unlike the dandelion. ing noted the resemblance to the Gringo in Manana Land,” he calls and Miss Carrie R. Smith. appreciation both of the scenic beau Miss Veda McKinney, third grade Coal freights had jumped from I have never seen them growing iff winterberry, should not have com himself, hut close observation finds Rockland, Feh. 14, Charles M. Ste ty and the social and economic life teacher at the Warren street school, $1.25 to $1.75. and‘‘grasping capital other than wet or very damp clay. pleted the quest, for the holly fami him to be none other than Harry L | vens of Thomaston and Annie M of Alaska. BI LL^ BARBER who was ill at her home in Rockport, ists” were held responsible for the Sherer of Rockland. ly is a small one. I have no doubt, Foster of “Tropical Tramp" and i • • • • Tuesday and Wednesday, has re awful price which Rockland con from her description, that the shrub beach-comber fame. Surely a trip , Thomaston, -Feb. 14. Robert W. When I was a High School pupil Route 4 Canada. John T. Faris SAYS turned. Mrs. II. C. Hull substituted sumers were paying—$7 a ton. is the Mountain Holly (Nemopanthes through Mexico with such a guide ! Walsh and Abbie McCallum. I used to buy a brownish grooved acts as guide on this trip. Starting • for her. Rockland, Feh. 13, Frank J. Or- stick of candy longer than .the usual fnscicularis, Raf. which is synonym lgfone to anticipate. moils with 'N. Canadensis, D. C.) » • • in Quaint Arcadie,\ one travels wi.li The annual report ot the industrial heton and Frances Pray. stick candy, which was called colt’s- him to Hudson Bay, across the vast Miss Harriet llall is home from notwithstanding that she describes Route 3. Alaska and the Yukon, Rockland, Feb. 9,* Samuel Greg foot and which was supposed to toe Northern provinces of Canada to Gorham Normal School. and labor statistics showed that the berries as growing "in clusters year Mrs. Stella Burke May charmed ory and Mrs. Mary Ann Over. a remedy for coughs and hoarseness. British Columbia and the Pacific. I, 771.292 casks of lime were burned of three or more.” I have, I think, many a Rockland reader with her in Knox county during the year St. George, Feh. 3, John Cook of It had a peculiar flavor which 1 This too. is an unusual trip and prac Mrs. V. F. Studley who came this Thomaston and Mrs. Lavinia Jones liked very much. I have not seen generally found them single, though glimpses of Mexican life and customs week from Brookline, Mass., is to re 1898. The Cobh I.lme Co. led In Gray's Botany says “single or spar in "Men, .Maidens and Mantillas ” I tically the only route which this li Rockland with 369,624, Perry Bros, of Martinsville. any for some years and when I men brary can offer. sume her residence in Rockland, and Vinalhaven, Feh. 21, Winslow E. tion It to others they do not seem to ingly clustered." The generic name This year another member of her i « • • * * were second with 163,009; A. F. signifies "thread-foot flower.” The family offers entertainment—”2.000 | will he joined in two or three weeks Gross and Lura M. Murch. know anything about it. 1 have al by her husband. They will have Crockett & Co. third with 124,970, ‘stems two inches long” is all right. Miles Through Chile, the land ot Route 5. Here, there and every and A. C. Gay fourth with 100,000. Thomaston. Feb- 17, Everett An ways wondered if our native colt’s- where. Equipment is needed for this quarters at Hotel Rockland. drews of Warren and Mrs, Clara foot entered into its composition The shrub Is far from rare with us in more or less” is the title under which Other large producers outside of sttampy places especially, liut some trip. First, a love of the open, sec Copeland of Thomaston. • • • ♦ • her husband, Earl Chapin May, of Rockland were: S. E. & H. L. Shep times in dry, shady places. I have ond a keen spirit of vagabondia. The Congregational Circle met in a Stonington, Feh. 2, Augustus 3 fers to take our arm chair travellers herd Co. Rockport, 197,415; Carleton, In mentioning plants which 1 have in mirid a swamp where interwoven They are not forgotten factors of very happy session Wednesday night Downs of Frankfort and Carrie through South America. Mrs. May's Norwood & Co., Rockport, 102,904; not seen for twenty years or more, with high blueberry bushes, it is so 20th century days. A da,y on the Na with Mrs. Mary Cooper in charge and. Matthews of Stonington. book was especially interesting for J. O. Cushing & Co.; Thomaston it would not be strange should I Sense as to be almost impenetrable. tional Pike, or even about Maine iu about 100 covers laid. The entertain Castine, Jan. 8, Joseph A. Morey of the personal and picturesque side of 102.904: McLoon & Stover Lime Co. make slight errors in some of the The question of "(link blueberries" the summer, soon convinces one thet ment was omitted in favor of Com Castine and Julia E. Thompson of Mexican life. This new journey munity Fair. Warren. 100.000. Manufacturers that smaller details and should any read has also been under discussion. I through Chile stresses the economic there’s much of the gypsy spirit in ear who produced less than 100.000 Deer Isle. er discover such 1 shall be very glad have often gathered them, and think and political life rather than the so- our heritage. So. here, there and ev- Rockland, Feh.—, II. T. Rising of Mrs. J. J. Turner of Shelburne, casks were A. J. Bird & (‘oM C. E. Do to lie corrected. My main facts arc that they generally appear in late rial, liut there promises to lie much erywhere is the route planned by Rockland and Laura M. Kalloch of N. S., who has been visitmg her herty. Farrand & Spear, It. W. so thoroughly established in my August or September, on slender of real interest awaiting each ana ; Irving Brown ill his “Gypsy I- ires in daughter, Mrs. P. A. Trask at. Ten Messer. White & Case of Rockland; St. George. mind from long association with the bushes that have become prostrate America.” JIri Brown writes from Rockland, March 3 Alfred B. Lamb ?hair traveller. ant’s Harbor, left for Boston on Fri J. A. Creightoir & Co., of Thomaston, things described that 1 do not ap one on another, preferable in little .... j first-hand experience and his is i and Lottie Sawyer, both of Rockland. day where she will visit her son be Ci. E. Carleton & Co and J. H. Eells prehend any serious blunders or mis mriss.v hollows where they get liut Alaska and the Yukon. | valuable addition to the limited ma Capt James W. Delano died in Route 3. STRAND fore returning home of Rockport. Kllntenders received statements. At the same time it little sun. Perhaps the earlier berries terial written about the Gypsy folk Friendship, aged 76. Public interest in Alaska has been j $1.75 a day, quarrvmen received must he remembered that these ar were b'.ue? Frank Lufkin. doubly aroused since l’resident-Hard- from $1.75 to $2.25 and foremen re Captain Jonathan Strong died in When Dr. H. L. Richards'' wife ticles of mine are not intended as Glencove, Feb. 24. iiig’s well remembered visit to this i These are the newer trips your li Thomaston, aged 76. • * * • called him to supper last night his ceived from $2.50 to $3. scientific statements or to be used territory. Among other interesting I hrnry has planned for you. Com Mrs. Ida T. Vinal was elected as text hooks. They are simply lit A BIG WEEK glasses were steamed so that he Charles E. Weeks aiinotlnged his Common Things No. 2 facts it was forcibly shown that there , and browse about, acquaint your could not see distinctly. But he did appointments as brigadier general of president of the Revere Society in tle social talks with plain folks who, Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — was a dearth of authentic material selves with the many other trips MONDAY-TUESDAY make out four men in the dining the Maine Department, Patriarchs Thomuston. like myself, enjoy all out doors. Perhaps the author of the cross about this country. A scattering of that are offered, for this is hut an in room with overcoats on their arms Militant. Among them were; Willis Amos Barrett bought the Pascal » • • • word puzzles which Mrs. Veazie re travel books could lie uneartM^d in troduction to the wealth of material and rubbers in their hands. “W hat A. Adams, South Thomaston, assist house on Central street, Rockport. A plant which always proves high ferred to, containing the words the larger libraries hut there were to lie found here. Read now! Maid tell,” quoth the Doc, and removing ant Adjutant general: Maygard 7 Capt. E. W. Oft bought the George The ly entertaining to children grows all toad" and “tripe,” missed the few hooks of real interest to the the most of these long evenings, an his glasses he found that the intrud Williams, Rockland, chaplain; C. E. Young house at the junction of Cen along the roadside in places that chance to study nature, one of the leader who wished to he accurately open fire and that good friend, til Screen ers were J. N. Southard, Dr. Per Homan, Vinalhaven. aide de camp tral and Beauchamp streets. are wet and somewhat shady, but advantages of being brought up in informed as to the life and conditions arm-chair. ley Damon, Zenas Melvin and J. H. "Chummy” Gray received orders GilfoM Newbert bought the Dill Scream I few people ever seem to know about the country. Let me call your at in this vast Northland. This ac Wiggin, come to help him celebrate to join the pitching staff of the Pitts ingham house In Warren. E. Frank Knowlton was elected I it, and I am always nearly certain of tention to the following essay oil the counts in a small way for the num- i his 13th wedding anniversary. Mrs. burg team in tile National League. springing a Joke and a surprise on frog, written toy a grade school boy tier of books about Alaska whicli , Pilchards had an extra nice supper The fact that only six pitchers were president of the Mt. Battie Manufac my friends with the seed capsules in Chicago: have appeared during the last two I in waiting, and after it was all over carried by the club was regarded as turing Co. W. A. Adams, was shipping 50 of this plant which has several “What a strange bird the frog are; years. Most valuable for reference I the men folks sought the easy chairs a compliment by the’ friends of the names. "Touch-me-not” we called for real authority is Jennette Nichols' ! and spent a .most happy evening dis bushels of clams a week from Spruce when he sit he stand almost, when EMPIRE Rockland boy. it iri the olden days. JV.wel-weed, he hop he fly almost; he haint got "History of Alaska under the rule of ' cussing “hikes" of former days. Mrs. E. M. Stubbs was elected presi Head, besides lobsters, eggs and rab THE THEATRE AROUND Impatiens, and Wild Balsam are no sense hardly; he haint got no the United States.” This has re- i Richards was presented with a bou bits. THE CORNER dent of Rockland 5'. M. C. A., with among the various names bestowed tall hardly either, and when he sit ceived very favorable mention by quet of violets. G. L. Farrand as vice president, 7.. Washburn Bros- of Thomaston were to build a four-masted schoon upon it in later years. It belongs to lie sit on what 'he haint got, almost.” the reviewers ami is regarded as tlie i F. Starrett as treasurer, and E. H. the same family with our garden only authentic hopk available on this i The American Legion Auxiliary er tor Capt. William J. Lermond, Peter Billy Last Time Today Lawry as recording secretary^ balsam, grows three or four feet suuject. It Ls especially welcome for 1 meet Friday afternoon to organize whose ship, the J. B. Thomas, had Spruce Head, Fell. 25. high, and the tolossom is colored sewing circle. There will lie a short been sold on the Pacific coast. Lieut. Carleton F. Snow was in much Fike the Mimulus or Monkey business meeting and a circle supper Philip George Hanley, for many ‘LOVE AND GLORY’ command of the U. S. gunboat Min- flower—yellow with dark red spots. at 6.30. • years a blacksmith in Dunn & El doa on duty in Philippine waters liot’s yard, Thomaston, died at the » • » • — With— The iMlndoa was orie of the craft WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Glover leave age of 74 years. It is of the seed capsules that I captured from the Spanish by Ad this afternoon for Washington, D. C. Dunn & Elliot leased from J. O. started to tell however. When ripe ROD LaROCQUE miral Dewey. “ABRAHAM to attend the inauguration of Presi Cushing & Co. the shipyard In Thom or nearly so I always enjoyed pick Clarence llall Won the Y.M.C.A. • • • • dent Coolidge. They attended the aston formerly used by Samuel ing one carefully by its stem and chess tournament. Inauguration of President Hardin Watts & Co. calling the attention of some one to LINCOLN” “THE RIDDLE RIDER” A. W. Benner retired from the in The Ariston Club of Vinalhaven it as a great curiosity. Of course Number Five four years ago. surance business and resinned his defeated Colby College 23 to 1 at bas a nearer view was desired and the Tie Great American Drama chair at Hoffses’ barber shop, Members of the Rubinstein Club ketball. The Ariston players were friend would leach out a hand to The Courier-Gazette advocated the iewited guests listened to a novel Davidson, Smith, 'Sanborn, McIntosh take it for examination. The mo Monday-Tuesday bolition of the Common Council and and pleasing program Friday after and Mills. ment she touched it, snap ! would go TWO FEATURE PICTURES payment of a nominal fee to the al noon, given in the form of a piano Samuel Fessenden Allen, a former dermen. |It took 24 years for the the capsule, the seeds would fly in all recital by Miss Ruth Thomas, pian lime manufacturer, died at Mill Riv directions and the segments of the leaven to work, hut it worked.] LAST TIME i COLLEEN MOORE ist, assisted by MTss Margaret Har er, Thomaston, aged 82. capsule would curl up as though en “THE (). H. Gloyd bought the Groves Z. rington. soprano, and Mrs. Ruth San Miss Harriet Tillson wits elected dowed with life. 1 have had startled restaurant. WEDNrSDY-THURSDY born, accompanist. Miss Thomas president of the Woman’s Auxiliary friends ask me if it were some living Miss Edith Clough of Camden was TODAY won her audienye'^n the beginning in Thomaston. (reature which 1 had put Into their “FLIRTING WITH LOVE” engaged by Register of Deeds Frank MIRACLE with her ease and manner and held J. Tyleston Gould and Ralph T. hands. Children are always de Patsi Ruth Miller B. Miller ns special assistant to re BABY PEGGY in “HER BABIES” them in rapt attention throughout Spear, under the firm Jiame of Spear lighted when they succeed ill play —And— cord the deeds of the Rockland & her performance. Her playing ex & Gould, bought the Carleton, Gil- ing the Touch-me-not joke upon Rockport I.lme Co. « celled in brilliancy combining deli key & Tibbetts store in Rockport. their eklers, and some of the elders MAKERS The Knox Lime Insurance Associa MONDAY-TUESDAY Duttin Farnum cacy and depth of tone with the touch themselves have not yet "put away —With— tion reorganised witli Atwood Lev- of an artist. Miss Harrington's vo childish things,” and greet the plant cnsaler of Thomaston as president WITH MOVIE STARS cal numbers were finely rendered, each year as an old and long cher ------1 jt;------and Edward A. Butler of Rockland as showing to advantage her excep According to the Los Angeles Ex ished friend. LEAH BAIRD tionally beautiful high soprano voice secretary. aminer competition among motion « * * * Romance! Thrills!! Action!!! together with a personality and Jonathan S- Willoughby business picture producers for the services of • • • • “MYMAN” man and former city marshal, died at Gloria Swanson, screen star, who is In the little patcl of ground be poise that charmed her hearers. —AJso— The people trembled at the voice his home on Elm street, aged 7 ill in Paris, has resulted in the sign |iind the old house on the mountain of Ben Sledge, boss of the city- Corsage bouquets Were presented to side we always planted potatoes The First Chapter of years. ing of a new contract with tlie Fa powerful, merciless, a modern the young ladies from the club as ,nous Players-Lasky by which she I never having heard at that time of a favor of appreciation. The entile Perry Bros.’ schooner Helen wa cave-man—wrecker of all who will receive $17,500 a week. This sal- the advantage of rotation of crops, program given from memory which shipwrecked at Wood’s Hole In a “GALLOPING dared oppose his will I heavy gale. Capt. Hutchings was in ary is said to lie the highest ever Every fall after the potatoes were feat alone reflects great credit upon r three sorts of fun the young musicians, was ns fol command. paid to a motion picture performer|harvested, two or three sorts of Tun T. Raymond Pierce was doing lit as a direct salary where no percent- gus s,prang up, the names of which HOOFS” "friday-saturday lows: Ballet by Gluck Friedman, we made no attempt to discover, tout I'apillons by Schumann. Miss Timmi erary work in Chicago for a Boston age is involved. The screen actress publishing house. hud been getting $7500 a week under were satisfied t-o call -them “some Featuring ns: Pace .Mio Dio by Verdi, witli kind of toadstool,” with one excep The Angels, by Sibella, La Givomet- Charles Prescott's house at 12 her old contract, the Examiner says. HARRY CAREY • • • * tion, which we called "puff ball" ano tu by Sibella, Sans Toi. by D’Har- Prescott Lane was destroyed by fir MDPUi'., ADOLPH 2(1 KOR a«e L LA^hY (I (jbramount (picture ALLENE RAY on a zero morning, with a gale blow James Rennie, actor, and brother- which afforded the youngsters much flels. Miss Harrington; Caprice de enjoyment, as they used the dry Nonetle by Coleridge Taylor. Island ing. in-law of Lillian Gish, is involved in Bebe Daniels as a modern JOHNNIE WALKER • • • • V the legal battle between Miss Gish] ohes for smoke at some of their Spell by John Ireland, PollchineUe, LATEST COMEDY Female Bluebeard who mar The following births were record and Charles H. Ducll, president of a games. I was very small when A Story of the Race Track “son SHOES” by Rachmaninoff, Miss Thomas: The first* heard the word “toadstool” and ries two men at the same A fight a minute, laugh a minute Time for Making Songs Has Come, cd: motion picture company, who recent- time ! And gets into a Vinalhaven, JaitT 28, to -Jill’, and ly filed suit to compel Miss Gish to naturally I associated It with my ‘HAREM FOLLIES” tale rf thugs and heart t obs in by Rogers, A Summer Idyll, by Col friends the toads and I wondered tangle that tingles with fun. A great serial of mystery, in San Francisco's fascinating under eridge Taylor. To You, by Roden- Mrs. Samuel Thomas, a daughter, fulfill a contract to appear in mo what they did with them. One LATEST IN NEWS With Raymond Griffith and trigue, adventure and thrills—and world. lieck, The Angel Cake, by Clay Vinalhaven, Jan. 31 to Mr. and Mrs tion pictures produced by his com a clever comedy cast. pany. In his suit filed agairtflt Miss species I found there which I do not will surely please all of those who Smith, Mi.'-s Harrington. David Geary, a sou. like this type of picture. All of the above attractions with Deer Isle. Jan. 29, to Mr. and Mrs, Gish. Duell intimated that at one remember seeing since. It was not no advance in pr.ces. PhiKp It. Billings, a daughter. time he regarded himself as engaged over an inch tall and little more than FRIDAY-SATURDAY—“THE SILENT WATCHER,” Special Cast Anyone interested in joining a read half an inch in diameter; shaped like AFEDNESDAY—‘SUNSET TRAIL’ ing club, call Mrs. Pitcher, telephone Deer Isle, Jan. 29 to Mr. and Mrs. to her. She denied this. Rennie Is the husband of Dorothy Gish. a cup or goblet and filled with small J 73-M.—adv. * William B. Tressey, a son. Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, February 28, 1925 Every-Other-Day
ABOUT ALBANIANS IN THE REALM OF MUSIC DANZIG: FREE STATE How’s Your Stomach? ,, j. i MRS. WM. BUTTS; Do You Cough? Rebel Attacks Upon Tirana, Struggling Against Poland What Our Home Artists and Others Are Doing To Pro Country’s Captial, Lead For Independence Granted Every farmer in the mote the Interests cf This Engaging Art. WASVERYSICKi To Study of Nation. . Under Versailles Treaty. Gives Full Credit to Lydia E. east should read Hebei att ck? upon Tirana, capital At tile time last autumn Of the Snov,-, 17 hel IIaeklif.'. Avy Bfauii, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound When our Rockland luiy. Dav id II. iL A bania. afford ur.ly one more epl- dedication uf the new organ at the Mar on Clark. for Remarkable Recovery Buffum joined the American con Ten.rs—Harold Greene. Dr. Has old sulate In Danzig, many persons u' the ki.ul in Albania’s stormy First Baptist church, frequent al .lames,ni. Raymond Perry, Jasper Wellston, O. — “I took Lydia E. wanted to know where' Danzig Is. Mr.Parks latest book hi.Lcry. says a bulletin from the lusions was made to the dedication Ch iptn, Cecil Benson, Charlie I Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to Those who didn't ask were prob Washington. 1>. U.. headquarters of of the old organ whose place it had Tweedie. make me strong. I ably in just as much doubt ahi ut it. was troubled with ;h<‘ National Geographic S'dety. usurped. Only a few of this paper's Russes—C. A. Rose. Dean Hull, An Associated Press story mailed “The country was created in 1912 Arthur Ome. Fi am is Orae. my back and sides from thinzig under date of readers recalled the event, which to avert a World War,” continues the Lender. Mrs. rhilifi Howard; or hurting me till I says: bulletin. nd until the World War took place 34 years ago. The Cou could not do my / ♦ • • • ganist. Mrs. E F Derry: pianist, work, and when I d came it was Europe’s newest na rier-Gazette is indebted to Osmond Miss Katherine Bulh'uai. The Free City of Danzig, v. hicli is tion. though it was peopled by the ever I caught cold A. Palmer, president of Wight Philhar The only members of the original it made me irregu battling against the attempt- of blest race in the Balkans. During monic sjee.ety. for a copy of a yel quartette retained are liar Id K. Polish- authorities to encroach up n he world struggle five c >untries he- lar. Since I have low handbill bearing thia language Greene, tenor, amt Charles A. Rose, takei. the Vegeta the lndeiwnder.ee granted It under the upied parts of it: Germany, Austria of announcement: biss. and their sp'endld voices should Versailles treaty, is erroneously ! ind Bulga ii controlling northern ble Compound my "Grand Organ and Vocal Con be a tower of strength in carrying tlie sideand backdon't called a free city. It 14 in reality a I is:i lets while France and Italy di- cert.—A grand concert will be choir along. The organization is to bother me and I free stale. Its area Is 754 square! .ided the scuth. miles of land and extensive water | given at the First Baptist be congratulated in securing as 1 >ad- can do my house “Not For Albany, Try Europe” Church, Rockland. Thursday er Mrs. Philip Howard, whose wide work and care tor my children now, areas embracing great shipping ba- | “It was Edward Gibbon who once Eve’ng. March 2, 1S71, under the training and experience in both vo where before I did not feci like doing wins ur.d highly developed canals, ,/Z lied Albania ‘a country within sight direction of Prof. F. S. Daven cal niurle and v inducting will make anything or going around. After my which make It the best harbor on the >f Italy, which is less known than port of Bangor, assisted by the her work valuable. She will give her first child was born about four years Baltic, the center of an immense Think of it! Heifers weighing 1500 he interior of America.’ More than Church Choirs of the City: also very best to making the choir a suc Lgo I saw an advertisement in the grain, sugar anel lumber trade. lbs. at their first calving and only thirty latest i century later the tables were turned by Miss iN orton, of Gardiner, cess. paper about the Vegetable Compound. Danzig is seven-tenths the size of vhen a letter from Eugland for Al as principal soloist. The pro I knew it would help me, but 1 was Rhode Island and has a popi-iation i months old. book afraid to try it because people said it of 364.000—that Is as many people as.! bania was suit to the United States gramme of the evening's enter I Noting with interest the review MRS. EMMA HEIL ind retumed with the notation ‘Not would help you to have children and there are In the Slate of Vernioi:, They are going to make ton cows. sendfor tainment will consist ef Volun of the dedication Fete 15 of the new I knew I was having children fast r Albany, try Europe.’ Even today taries upon the New Organ by organ at the I’ennv Memorial United or In Arizona or New .Mexico. The i We have done this at opr farm in Clarence, N. Y. Albany, N. Y.—“I was in a very poor enough. But I thought if it would so-called city lias 12 times the area yours ■ when the war’:. after.nath has carried Prof. Davenport: also Choruses Baptl.'t chur h, Augusta. I wrote to with a group of registered Holstein heifers, and we State of health, I had a had case of help me it wou'd be better to have a of the District of Columbia nil linn, earn- into many obscure corners selected from' several Oratories, Leo K Andrews organist, for more stomach trouble and a chronic cough. whole house full of children and have al'Xit five times as many snhaliUaii:.: can do it in your barn with equally good stock fed today f Europe. Albania remains almost Anrhems. Glees. Songs. &c- Ad iliionnation. Mr Andrews replied in I lost in weight, had r.o arp.’t.te and was good health. I became stronger from las Nevada. upon our Universal Ration. n\ sited, unknown. and seldom men- mission 25 cts. Children 15cts. a delightful letter, rending me the so 'all in’ physically that 1 could not taking it and my husband says I look l It was one of the most impo. ’.int i These heifers are going onto Economy Feed now limed in the day's news. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Concert review from the Kennebec Journal like a five woman instead of a dead walk a block, when 1 began taking Dr. • The A'l.nnians a.e a rugged, pri- cltiea of the Hanseatic Le-igce anl. and are producing as their size would indicate they Pierce's Golden Medic i Discovery and at ii o'clock. Tickets for sale at and Hie program of the dedication one. When Spring comes I am going n'tive mountain* people who. it has O. S. Andrews’ and at the service. In last week's issue of The its buildings of the fourteenth.#fif should. What we want is a medium rich feed (20% it completely restored me to health, to take your Blood Medicine as I am teenth and sixteenth centuries ura made me well and strong. I gained been said, ‘ocoa i nally die from or- door.—Gazette- * ifllce dh-ir.t." I Cour.cr-Gas.ette I told ab. ut the or very thin. I will answer letters from protein is enough) properly backed by the right i i ary dise.se, but more eften from igan. but I feel there ire many who gems of Gothic architecture which | hack my weight, con't cat and never The "Miss Norton” who figures any woman who wishes to ask about attract artists and architects from minerals. That is the combination that will produce had any return of the ailments from difference s’ (f opinion.’ They are as the “principal soloist" of that would be Interested to hear 'more our medicine.” — Mrs. William •la: ed along with the French. Portu all over -the world. Such great milk at a minimum cost and keep the cow in the pink which I suffered previous to taking the memorable evening was afterward to ] about Mr. Andrew . the program UTTS, Wellston, Ohio. guese ar.d Walk »hir as members ci s'qlp.i as the Columbus-of the North1 of condition. 'Medical Discovery.’ I had doctored and become the world-famous prlma I given, the quartet, etc. The Penny the Greco-I*atin branch of the Aryan German Lloyd, and many other big! had taken different put up medicines donna Madame Nordica. This was Memorial church, quartet e nsists of race. The r mountain life has fost- Van De Water’s “Prodigal Son." liners in the Atlantic trade, wire! Lansdale, Pa., October 8, 1924. but nothing helped nte, so I know I owe her first appearance in a public con ,-Mrs. ,M. K Sav. telle, soprano; Mrs. A. red a passionate love of independ which she r.r.dertd very effectively- built in the shipyards of Danzig. It The Park & Pollard Co. my recovery to this medicine and shall cert. She was 16 years old, wore | J. Anderson, e-mtralto; 11. R. Good- ence and they ding to their langu :ge • ♦ • ♦ is a highly Industrialized center i always recommend it.”—Mrs. Emma short dresses, with her hair down ■ win. bass; and D. F. Stuber, tenor. I have been feeding Economy Feed since June, and their customs with a vigorous thoroughly German in its culture Heil, 588 Third St. her back In braids and was a high | Mr. Andrews is organist and director Miss Margaret^ Stahl will resume having.purchased a part car at that time. Although a tenac ty, even when groups are trans and tradit-lons, over SO per cen. of I Correct your stomach and improve ly attractive young person. The j At the dedication service the quar- the organ at the Universalist church little skeptical about it at first on account of its con planted to other lands. Th*> name cf the population being of German I your health with this "Discovery” of editor of this paper is among those | let sing "Hark I Hark I Mv Soul.” next Sunday after an absence of sev the Albanians, meaning ‘people of the blood. taining fish, I am glad to advise that I had no trorble Dr. Pierce’s. Strength ar.d vigorous | Shelley, and "Ad r - and Re Still." eral weeks. Although Miss Stahl snow-land.’ has been fastened upon etaining memories of the con- Besides the city of Danzig, with a ! in making the change over, and my cows clean it up vitality will follow. Write Dr. Pierce, I Dressier. Mr. Andrews' numbers will receive a warm welcome from them by their neighbors; they call cerL for he was bellows boy and population of nearly 200.000. the ter- { Prcsider,t Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. were varied and will furnish Inter her co-workers and the church folk, as well as any feed I have fed. My results have themselves ‘Skipeiari.’ or mountain 'blew the organ"—and he loves to ritory includes Zoppot, the larges! 1 Y., for free medical advice or send 10c est to our local organists- They wer i by all whom she is well beloved, it been equally as good as on a 24% feed, and I am glad eers. One important tribe, the Cath- boast today that be appeared with sea resort on the. Baltic, and a scor» for trial pkg. tablets. is fitting to speak of the efficient for the $10.00 per ton saving. •lic Mirdites, bitterly oppose the set Nordlea In her initial performance— Iarod‘4vn fnim 'Alesie de Marriage" of small cities and towns ranging ...... Pit hols work Mr. O’Hara h is given in sub tlement of any Mohammedans in the’r though "appeared" is a stage eu In size from 20.000 to 30.000. Very truly yours, OXYGEN CARRIERS phemism, for in point of fact he was Lesgo...... Ilan-I-I stituting for Miss Stahl. Stepping vicinity. Reve Angell'iue, Ooih l'l Vo. ..Rubinstein Signed Wm. C. FREDERICK. invisible to the audience, the bellows Trainaeri ...... in at a moment’s notice, he has Millions of red-blood cells, Over a Religious Boundary . ... Hehuinann POSTAL PAY BILL handle to which he was harnessed . A Cloister S -ene...... Mason proven a tower of strength in thes^ It is the fish in oxygen carriers, are born in a “Along the Shkuinbia River the being concealed up a narrow alley Com-minUm, ihmx 5S ...... Grbnn days when organists are few and not the feeds, contain Roman Egnatian Way still displays Allegr i nan troj.im (Ki.ir Lui ...... Pubot i A postal pay and rate increase iii.l, healthy body every day. The way, totally barren of air or light. Praeludiuia. Opus 156 ...... IlhelnberRcr to be had on a moment’s call. in substance and form as that ing small delicate its traces. This stream divides the - • • • • ability of these cells to enrich ”nrst:an Albanians into two groups The review said: An organist who passed by the House, was under con (pulverized), bones, The Roman Catholic Gheg- lire to Through the courtesy of Rev. Mr. has a true appreciation if the re Jchn Robinson of the V. F. Studiey sideration Wednesday by conferees producing phos the blood depends upon how store was one of the lucky ones to of the Senate and House measure. he n rth. the Gieek Orthodox Toscs Rounds I am able to give details of ligious value of music ami at the phate of lime in its well you are nourished. tile vested choir that has been or nance time acts upon it is not often attend opera in Portland, and prom In the form agreed to by conferees .ive to the south. most easily as “An Albanian, Marco Dozzaris, is ganized by the Congregational to lie found. In Leo K. Andrews Au ises on ILs return from a .brief busi the bill would Increase postal sal referred to in the famous linos, ‘At •hurch. and which logins its serv gusta possesses such a one. Music ness trip to Boston to give me the aries as of Jan. 1 this year and the similable form for midnight in his guarded tent.’ George ice tomorrow. March 1st. This that inspires bi th worship and programs ar.d an interview so I can rate increase would become effective the cattle. thought constitutes a very import tell first hand about the operas from next April 15. Representative Castrlota, better kn #wn to history as choir was organized in the church Try the feeds in Scott’s Emulsion vestry Feb. 21. and the name "The Pil ant part of a satisfying c hurch serv a really musical person, and that is Kelley, Republican,. Pennsylvania, Scanderbeg. is their national hero. your own barn at brings to the body rich vitamin- • The home town of Scanderbeg grim Choir of -the Congregational ice. The Invocation by Dubois was what Mr. Robinson is. said the bill a-s agreed would raise played by llr. Andrews with rev $60,000,000 or 32.000.000 less than the our expense if they nourishment that is easily victor in a score or more fierce bat Church of Rockland. Maine." firas tles with th" Turks, is Kroia (or adopted. The officers chosen were: erence and tenderness, the I-nrgo A. V/A6 AN APPLE PIE original bill. He planned to call it up fail,—at your gain absorbed by the blood-making K.uga) located on a picturesque pre President, Dr. Harold Jameson; vice with religious thought and feeling Wednesday in the House. if they succeed.. president, Mrs- J. O. Stevens: sec In the F a: Lux Mr. Andrews proved Whiting Bit It and Then Proceeded organs to butid strength. cipice cf Albania’s westeimost moun TheP.rk&IMlirJCo. tain chain. retary, Miss Corice Thomus; treas his mastery of technique. However, To Talk About It. It Is an indubitable fact that ab Scott’s Emulsion nourishes “Tirana is in the west central part urer, Raymond Perry; librarian. Miss not i nqc did’he commit the sin of dis sence from places of employment on 346 Hertel A»c. and strengthens wonder of Albania, 20 mles inland from Katherine Veazie. playing technique at the expense of Editor of The Courier-Gaxctte:— account of drunkenness has been Bufalo, N. Y. Duiazz . the coun'ry’s principal port In an interesting rhat Mr. Rounds beauty of tone. Throughout the We had the pleasure of entertain largely eliminated.—A. B. Farquhar fully well. Co. Ltd. and torrner capital. Until the out old me the meaning to him of a vest service he maintained the atmos ing at Joseph Warren Ledge, F. & A. Scott & Bowuc, Bloomfield, N. J. 24-26 ed choir—to add beauty and rever phere which he had created. His break of the World War the onl> M., Boston, Edward Elwell Whiting well paved highway in the country ent dignity to the worship of the playing appeals not only to the high linked these two cities. Not a mile church, to promote congregational er emotions, but to the Intellect as (Whiting’s Column. Bcrton Herald) I of railroad has yet been bu ll. The ■ singing, not to entertain, but to iea.1 well." who is, a member of Dalhousie Lodge government seat was moved inland as In the worship of song This type This organ Is a three manuul elec of Newton. After the ioe c. earn had FORD OWNERS tro-pneumatic action, of tho Hall This EssejK'^^Coach a measure cf protection against such of church singing is spreading rap been disposed of. a waiter came invasions as that which overtook idly over the country and Ls advo Organ Co. of West Haven Conn., and ATTENTION Flume. cated by nearly all musical authori represents the last word in modern bringing in a full sized apple pie which he proceeded to cut and de Wo have added to our service An Imposing Frontier Town ties. Mr. Roundw says that his organ building. About nine months' .•hoir are taking hold of the idea in a time was require] to co.-vstruct and liver. a section to each guest at the equipment a complete “Tirana lacks the aspects of a serious manner, and that he feels install it. head table. After the pie had been frontier settlement that one would BATTERY STORAGE AND much good will cotne of the movement • • • • e iten, the Wr rshipful Master called expect. It has rich bazaars, homes REPAIRING OUTFIT upon Brother Whiting fi r remarks. that seem truly palatial in compari both for the choir members and the I am gratified to know that Mrs. members of the congregation. He Starting at the time that this Where we can take care of your son with the primitive village mud Rachel Browne, the talented choir gave me the choir's personnel: world was witht ut form and void, he battery needs. , houses, and mosques of genuine leader at the First Baptist church is carried us along to Adam and Eve i beauty, facing broad, well-paved Sopranos—Mrs. Philip Howard. to present in part Gounod's Re WE HAVE IN STOCK AT ALL and the Garden cf Eden, thence streets. The streets are spotted with Mrs. H. W. Lock. Mrs. Ralph Nutt. demption at Easter time. In addi TIMES NEW BATTERIES AND Corice Thomas, Louise Sawyer. Mary tl;r‘/Ugh Fgvpt to the Pyramids. Th<* squares where fountains play and tion to the Choral Association of that Sphinx, the speaker said, had that A FULL LINE OF REPAIR narket places where women sell em- Wasgatt, Katherine Veazle, Evelyn church, several of our well-known PARTS i roideries. •♦rasa work and intricately Perry. Margaret Hellier, Mrs. John I. local singers will assist in solo inscrutable loci; upon her counten carved pi’*s for smokers. Th? city’s Snow, Mrs. Harold Coombs. Dorothy quartet and trio work. ance because she knew what del ghts 3y adding this equipment to our Snow, Marjorie But'.er. Selma Herts- ,she had missed never having tasted service station we have the moat population is less than 15.000. • ♦ • » “An Albanian family is sufficient gaard, Ruth Clark. May Johns n. delectable Apple Pie. The acme of complete and up-to-date service Mrs. Helen Wentworth of Warren unto itself. Except for the trading Delia Parsons. Alice Hellier. Ruth civilization was reached, the speaker station this side of Boston. substituted for Mrs. Mae Cushing, in a few cities—in Scutari, Korytza Lawrence. said, when apple pie was produced, soprano, at the Congregational as then people-knew contentment. We do everything and Argyrrcastro, besides those al Contraltos—Mrs. J. O. Stevens. but paint your car ready mentioned, there is no semb Mrs, Robert Snow. Eleanor Snow-. church last Sunday, delighting her He then touched upon his duties in lance of an economic system. Martha Wasgatt. Eleanor Bird. Kath hearers by her glorious voice and the press gallery at Washington, and KNOX COUNTY “A woman in a country disb’ic* leen Snow. Nellie Snow. Virginia elnflm of manner. She gave as a solo told us a few facts about Congress. works hard, but she is no mere Mr. Whiting is a rapid-fire speaker drudge. She makes bread of maize and It is delightful to listen to his MOTOR SALES CO. and cooks it over an open hearth tire. remarks. Bozo. 587 MAIN ST. TEL. 333 The remaining wood ashes she uses in Boston, Feb. 23, ROCKLAND, ME. place of soap. She weaves woolen 11-K-tfr cioth and plaits black braid for the P -A C K A R D PEOPLE OF OUR TOWN g.i intents she makes of it. ' The folklore cf these country f dk i- extensive and remains to be •■tudied. There are tales galore of the NoneCanCopy c di eye,’ the casting • f spells mid Now You May Own witchcraft Many rf these have e '••orie basis of utiliiy. One observer F« . ts to a widespread belief in ’he The Car of Your Dreams Next to Shubert Theatre—within three si • iga. ( r witch-woman, who i.n minutes' walk of the theatres rue p »wer tj decrease her size to that Its Chief Value of a fly. crawl through keyholes and ANY ofu» have dreamed of the day when we could THE PLACE TO DINE crannies, and suck her victim’s blood point with pride to the ownerthip of a Packard - WHEN IN BOSTON The Chassis is Patented He wonders whether the malaria Man enclosed Packard. And now that day has come. carrying mosquito may in t have giv DANCING AND CABARET en rise to this story.” Packard Six enclosed cars are newly priced. Reductions UNTIL 12:30 range from S64O to *840. The Four Passenger Coupe Essex is a totally different type. 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