Issued Tuesday Thursday Saturday The Courier-Gazette By Tbe Courier-Gazette, 465 Main St., THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80...... Number 77. Established January, 1846. Entered aa Second plus Mall Matter. Rockland, Maine, Saturday, June 27, 1925. SIGNATURES APLENTY FRED A. CLARK The Courier-Gazette SIR KNIGHTS TICKLED THE REAL INSIDE STORY PUBLIC AUTO THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK At the Way They Were Daylight Saving Referendum On Rockland’s Community Chest—What It Is—What It EIGHTH SEASON ALL THE HOME NEWS Treated In Bangor St. Will Be Held, Not Neces Ready to serve my old customers Has Done and What It Hopes To Do. GR1NDELL AGAIN and new in a Studebaker Big Six Subscription $3.00 per year payable In ad sarily This Year. vance ; single copies three cents. John’s Day. 68tC Telephone 335-1 or 437 Advertising rates based upon circulation and very reasonab’e. Back from Bangor, where they at Portland will enjoy daylight sav NEWSPAPER HISTORY We are all neighbors. In the good mendously important and necessary; ing time at least until a referendum TONIGHT The Rockland Gazette was established In tended the St. John’s Day celebration but the Chest has its service side 1846 In 1874 the Courier was established old days, which some of us remember the members of Claremont Conunan- quite as distinctly as any of thejinr- election is held upon the Harriman and consolidated with the Gazette In 1882. and tlie rest of us have often heard The Free Press was established In 1855, and dery, K. T., are talkftig of little else ticipatlng agencies. act passed by the last Legislature Dance to the brilliant playing of Grindell’s In 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. than the wonderful time they had. about, when everybody knew every First, It alms to be of service to forbidding the adoption by munici The*e papers consolidated March 17, 1897. Nearly 125 of the Sir Knights went ------■ 1 body else in town, it was a simple the public by publishing Interesting palities of other than Eastern Stand famous broadcasting Orchestra on the * from this city, accompanied by the matter to do the kind and neighborly facts about its work the year ’round ard time. If the refcrftiim ’vote Rockland Band and the two organi thing for anyone In distress. One and by bringing to the door of the should reject the law. daylight sav 5 zations got a good hand all along the perfect surface at •• What is bought is cheaper than a merely carried around a basket of subscribers information of what their ing time might continue to be en line of march. The Camden Drum groceries or a bundle of clothing, or dollars are accomplishing. Second, it joyed indefinitely by Portland or any ■- gift.—Cervantes •* Corps was one of the parade features. ... — ordered some coal sent up by the alms to be of service to the member other municipality that saw fit to Twenty-two commanderles gath dealer. agencies. This does not mean that adopt it. ered to celebrate the 75fh anniver As civilization progresed. people be the Chest wishes to "run" tlie agen The referendum election upon the sary of Bangor Commandery. There OAKLAND PARK NOT OWNED HERE gan to find the direct touch with these cies. This is the responsibility of the anti-daylight saving bill may be was a big parade in the forenoon to board of managers. But it does aim held at the special election in Sep INDEPENDENCE Bass Park where a fine banquet was charitable and welfare objects more An Important Correction Re and more difficult. So they decided to assist them to Improve their finan tember of the present year, when the served. cial and social planning so that the The uniformed bodies were taken to unite in helping others through a highway bond issue, the bond issue DAY garding Two Rum Vessels. common agency, whicli would inves standards of their work may be for the Kennebec Bridge and the Pas- care of in a very able manner, their brought to the highest possible quarters being provided at the grand tigate the need and remedy it from samaquoddy tide power development funds supplied by those who feel that point. In this way co-operation be SUGGESTIONS Knox County in general, and Rock stand at Bass Park and in the audi project are to be voted upon, or it land in particular, have been getting the Community Chest Is the modern tween the agencies is developed and may be held at the regular election torium. At 11.30 Hon. Charles D. duplication of effort eliminated. Prudence directs the some unwarranted and unenviable Crosby, mayor of Bangor, greeted the way. in 1928. Today, with the multiplicity of peo Third, it aims to keep in touch with The time at which the election will way to independence— advertising this week through the Sir Knights. The bands en masse ple and problems, with advancement the social needs of the community be held rests entirely with Gov. Brew and in this connection played, giving a fine concert. and serve as a "Clearing house" OWL’S HEAD INN seizure of the schooners Morris & At 2.45 William Hill of Portland In methods of social service, with ster who is required by law to Issue we would suggest that the where all service groups, whether Cliff and Mary I-angdon. the news de commandery gave an exhibition of lessons in co-operation learned in the a proclamation fixing the date of best way to prepare for war and the spirit of service roused members of the Chest or not, whose NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS your financial independ spatches creating the impression that rifle shooting. Following this enter election when he is satisfied that and ready, there has been another work may touch upon a problem in 10,000 valid signatures have been filed ence is to save your sur the rum-laden craft were from Rock tainment there was a baseball game hand, may meet for conference look mighty urge toward greater unity in upon the referendum petitions. plus dollars and invest between Bangor and Bar Harbor. A ing toward solution. In tills way the land and were owned in this county. social work, and the Community More than 16.000 signatures have LOBSTER AND CHICKEN DINNERS them safely. An accoun^ concert was given at the auditorium Chest will lie made as fully useful es The mistake was natural enough by the Bangor Symphony Orchestra. Chest has resulted. been obtained already to the refer with us will be a splendid, with reference to the Morris & Cliff Under Its banner welfare agencies it was designed to be. help to you. Sir Knight Adelbert W. Sprague, con endum petitions against the act. As WAFFLES AND MAPLE SYRUP for the schooner’s papers showed ductor. unite for greater economy, greater ef A Question and its Answer a great deal of care has been taken that she was owned by Frederick At 6 o'clock at the park another ficiency, greater effort. Its purpose The question Is sometimes asked in obtaining the signatures, it is be is to raise funds co-operatively and W. Robinson of St. George. The real dinner was served and an hour later why agencies "Which are not chari lieved to be certain that there will be 4% INTEREST PAID to Improve standards of social work. owner of the craft is C. H. Reeves at 7 o’clock an entertainment was ties” are included in the Chest. So more than 10,000 valid signatures There has been no diminution of the GIFT SHOP AND ANTIQUES •r» of +26 Lexington avenue. New York, given at the auditorium under the cial service is of two general types— which will Insure the calling of a neighborly spirit. In fact it is strong but the new ownership had not been direction of B. F. Keith-Albee vau remedial and preventive. The for referendum election. er than ever, for has not the number SAVINGS ACCOUNTS reported at the Rockland Custom deville exchange and at its conclusion mer. being the more obvious, is nat Of the 16,000 signatures which have SPECIAL ATTENTION TO AUTO PARTIES of subscribers increased nearly ten House. Mr. Robinson sold the the guests were escorted to Union urally estabiishra first. As the work been thus far obtained, but 7000 are schooner several months ago and had fold. and does not almost every fam station by the massed bands. grows the need for stemming the tide from Portland and 9000 from outside MRS. TRESCOTT TELEPHONE nothing to do with it or its transac ily in town count It a pleasure as Each commandery had one or more of misfortune becomes evident, and the city. The interest shown out Hie tions at the\time of the seizure. well as a duty to carry its share of bands. The Farmington Comman preventive work Is launched. No side of Portland is taken to indicate The schooner Mary I^ingdon, which welfare responsibility? dery h^d the honor of having in line more constructive effort for overcom that there may be sentiment enough Rockland ls also credited in the news de the only band which was composed Advantages of the Chest Plan ing human weaknesses has been de spatches as coming from Rockland, against the Harriman bill to prevent entirely of Knights Templar. St. Moreover, the Chest plan has cer vised in the’flcld of social service than its endorsement at the polls. was sold some time ago to Addison John’s Knights Templar of Bangor tain distinct advantages. It costs preventive work In its various phases National Bumpstead of Glenwood Springs, N. The time limit upon the filing ot did themselves proud for the day. far less to raise the necessary money of health, education, recreation, char the referendum petitions is 90 days ,Y. ’ Automobiles were furnished to take in one campaign, and to collect and acter building and citizenship. With after the adjournment of the legis Bank And thus is Rockland able to clear the visiting knights over the city. administer the funds from one cen out it the community Is deliberately PEMAQUID TAVERN its skirts of whatever odium may at lature, so that they must be received PiEMBfft In fact the Knights Templar, outside tral office, than it did when each feeding Its hospitals, its alms houses, A tach to the rum seizure. at the office of the Secretary of State ^FEDERAL R£SEP*C of the marching were not permitted agency did these things for Itself. Its reformatories and its prisons. The Frank W. Ball at AugURta by July 10. PEMAQUID BEACH to walk. bSySIEJIx Freedom from perpetual fund-raising inclusion, therefore, of character- Arrangements are being made to The welcome was extended by Emi building agencies In a community NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON has enabled the participating agen forward the petitions to Augusta at nent Rev. Ashley A. Smith, past cies to concentrate on their tasks chest is as logical as the inclusion of least a day in advance of the time grand master of the grand lodge of preventive work along health lines. with much more efficient and satis limit.—Press Herald. SERVES Maine; response. Right Eminent factory results. Business-like meth "Better character formation now than FOR SALE Thomas E. McDonald, grand com ods are assured by the Chest plan. reformation later." That is the rea MAINE’S FINEST SHORE DINNERS AUTOMOBILE mander of the commandery of Maine; An impartial Budget Committee son why Rockland has the Boy Scouts AWARDED A DEGREE The EDNA PORTER HOME address. Eminent Sir Dr. Daniel A. passes on the budgets, monthly finan ns its Community Chest members and TELEPHONE 407-13 STEAD at 9 Suffolk Street. Mu«t Robinson, past commander of St. cial reports are submitted and yearly Children’s Playground. 75-90-T&S Former Knox County Boy John's Commandery. audits are made. Furthermore, every The Community Chest Idea ls the be sold at once to settle estate. FENDERS subscriber’s effort goes infinitely modern expression of organized so- Gets LL.D. From Cincin farther than It did in the old days. Inquire of— clal effort, and has succeeded He now gives once, but enough for nati University. WELDED AND TONS OF FOOD throughout the country because it ail, and his act keeps in operation the results in saving of effort, money and GILFORD B. BUTLER whole machiney of welfare work with time on the part of the citizens, and The University of Cincinnati, which It takes plenty of food to feed all its ramifications. ls the greatest municipal university STRAIGIITENFD a crowd of hungry men who the people concerned In the organiza TEL. 185. ROCKLAND The Chest Hat Its Service Side tion themselves. The time and effort In the country, with a student en SOMETHING NEW 77 have been marching for over rollment of over 5000, has conferred OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING Although the Chest by name sug which they formerly spent In tlnane an hour, as is evidenced by the upon Randall J. Condon the degree of gests interests purely financial, it is ing their needs can now be given di IN AND BRAZING list below, of the edibles which Doctor of Laws, a recognition which by nature deeply concerned with rectly to the purposes for which they were dispensed to the visiting must tie particularly appreciated by Knights Templar. community betterment. • Business are organized and results In doubling DENTS TAKEN OUT OF CAR its recipient since It came from the //■S'your'd^yof f 2500 pounds of salmon, 40 efficiency and economy, and a suc the amount of work they are able to AUTOMOBILE BODIES cessful annual campaign are tre- do. i university of the city where he had bushels of potatoes, 45 cases of done his work for 13*years. Mr. Con Rest-: peas, 40 gallons of pickles, 40 don held the degree of LL.D. from gallons of olives, 170 gallons of E. 0. Philbrook & Son his own college, Colby, awarded in INSURANCE ice cream, 14,500 parker house CAMDEN“ • ’S GLAD HAND rolls, 12,000 sandwiches, 500 1913. 632-4 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND pounds of chicken, 700 pounds At .the recent commencement at You want automobile COLLISION insurance, 74S77 Colby Mr. Condon gave the annual of boiled hams, 350 pounds of Expected That 30 Governors Will Grasp It July Fourth- so that you will be protected against DAMAGE cheese, 100 pounds of saltines, address to the Alumni Association 90 dozen eggs, 50 gallons of Committees Are Working Hard. and on commencement day awarded TO YOUR OWN CAR—we don’t blame you. milk, 40 gallons of cream, 365 the Condon Medal for good cllizen- cakes, 200 pounds of coffee, 300 shi; to the member of the class who pounds of cube sugar, 225 had by classmates been deemed most Thirty of tills nations +8 govern that the public may attend the gov worthy of this honor. You don’t want the policy offered by other com pounds of butter, 27 boxes of ors are coming to attend the confer C U N D A Y dinner—you ernor’s reception. Mr. Condon has long entertained START oranges, 27 bunches of bananas, ence at Poland Spring next Tuesday panies, because you either have to pay a pro have been thinking it Among the governors who have yie feeling that while we recognize 850 cases of soft drinks, 15,000 and It Is fair to assume that most accepted invitations to attend tin scholarship, as of course we should, hibitive premium or else you have to deduct $50 over and wondering what cigars. of them will visit Camden on the conference are: and athletic accomplishments, which you could have that would • **«..***•** Fourth of July on the final lap of Clarence J. Morley. Colorado; John or $100 from each and every claim—we don’t SAVING NOW is also desirable, we have not done differ from your former the itinerary. W. Trumbull, Connecticut; Robert TWAS A BIG HAUL enough to recognize fine character blame you. , Sunday dinners. You want The Camden Yacht Club, harbor P. Robinson, Delaware", John W When you begin to earn front and business streets will he Martin. Florida; Edward Jackson. and Its exhibition In conduct and in to please him? Suggest You should begin to save. French Schooner Seized Off Swan's elaborately decorated, and a Idg Indiana; John Hanimill, Iowa; Ralph service during the four years of col We have a special proposition SOLD BY NO coming here ! Island Had Liquors Valued At crowd from the neighboring towns O. Brewster, Maine; Albert C. lege residence. Unless good citizen $350,000. will help Camden folks welcome the Richie, Maryland; Alvan T. Fuller, ship appears there, he maintains. It OTHER COMPANY—low cost—and you don't ROCKLAND distinguished visitors. Massachusetts; Alex J. Grosberk, is not likely to be in evidence later. Get acquainted with Capt. Harry Ducos and crew of the There'll be a lot of big guns in Michigan; Theodore Christianson, For this reason, upon the hundredth have to deduct $50 or $ 100 from every claim. “Bill O’Fare schooner Cherie of Bordeaux, which town that day and one of them will Minnesota; Henry L. Whitefield, anniversary of the founding of Colby, SAVINGS BANK vessel was seized by federal prohibi be the big gun sent from the adjutant Mississippi; Adan McMullen, Ne- In 1920, he announced the establish 429 MAIN ST, ROCKLAND tion agents off Swan's Island last general's department for the purpose braska; John G. Wlnant, New ment of this medal, to be awarded Newbert’s Cafeteria Sunday with a cargo of liquors were of firing the governor’s salute. The Hampshire; Alfred B. Smith, New annually for all time to the member The “American Companies Only” Agency A strictly mutual savings arraigned Wednesday before United visitors will come to Camden on the York: M. E. Trapp, Oklahoma; Aram of the graduating class who In the Rockland’s Finest Eating Place States Commissioner Reid in Bangor palatial yacht Lyndonia, owned by J. Pothler, Rhode Island; Thomas G judgment of his classmates was most bank for continued hearing on a warrant Cyrils H. K. Curtis, which has been MciLeod, South Carolina; Franklin entitled to receive the recognition. charging conspiracy to violate the placed at the disposal of Mr. and S. Billings, Vermont; E. Lee Trlnkle. Mr. Condon Is a Knox county boy. E. C. MORAN & CO. Volstead act. Mrs. Edward W. Bok for the occa Virginia; and Nellie T. Ross, Wyom born In Friendship, where he still DEPOSITS All pleaded "not guilty,” waived sion. ing. maintains his summer home, to which GFNERAL AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MAINE Made during tbe first four SEA VIEW examination and were held for the The governors and other guests Tlie entertainment of the visitors he has never failed to return for the September term of the district court will be served with a lunch immedi Is under the direction of the Cam 40 years in which he has been en LOWEST RATES LOCAL CLAIM SERVICE days of the month will BATTERY SERVICE in Bangor. Capt. Ducos in $5000 bail, ately after their arrival, and a very den Board of Trade. Rotary Club gaged in teaching and superintending draw interest from the first the members of his crew in $2500 brief reception will follow, the brevl and American Legion, which organi schools. He now fills the position of 425 Main Street. Rockland, Maine Expert Battery Repairs each. ty being due to the fact that tlie vis zations have appointed the following editor of the Atlantic Monthly Press day of that month. 689 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND When the last of the case goods itors will have such a short time in committees; General chairman, Col. of Boston, and resides In Brighton. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT 77-tf Tel. 837-W had been taken from the hold of the Camden, and the committees desire E. A. Robbins; reception committee Cherie Wednesday. 700 small barrels that they Bhall see as much of it as Major and Mrs. John Bird, Hoard ol THE NEW HIGHWAY CHIEF of whiskey were disclosed, whose possible through the medium of mo Trade; George Alien, Rotary Club; j ------1 presence on board had not been tor trips. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law. Jr.. Cam- Gov. Brewster has named Arthur suspected. This more than doubles No official announcement has yet den Yacht Club; Mr. and Mrs. T H. Field of Lewiston, to be Chief of the value of the cargo, now estimated been made as to the itinerary of the Charleton Henry. Megunticook Golt the State Highway Police to succeed at about $350,000. dirigible Shenandoah, but there is Club; ,Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Dwlnal Fred H. Sanborn of Gorham. The every reason to believe that It will Board of Selectmen; Mr. and Mrs. nomination will be In line for con- fly over Camden on the Glorious Edward W. Bok; Rev. and Mrs 1 firmation at the July meeting of the VISIT ROCKLAND PROTECT THE PAPERS THAT Fourth. Ralph H. Hayden Col. and Mrs. E. Governor and Council. Field is at Bids for the foundation Another big attraction for the A. Robbins; luncheon. I’. G. Willey present Chief of the Lewiston Po- of the new Masonic Tem pleasure-seekers will be the double- C. E. Lord, L. M. Chandler; decora-i lice. The appointment ls made THIS SUMMER header baseball gdme between Cam tlons, A. L. Anderson, J. H. Hobbs; ' under the new law creating a Estate PROTECT YOU’ ple at Union, Me., will be den and Rockland—one game In the automobiles. R. W. Jamieson. P. J Highway Police, with a chief ap- While here you will always receive a wel opened at forenoon and one In the afternoon, Good: finance, George E. Alien, C. C \ pointed by (he Governor. The head the latter probably late enough so Wood; baggage, Finlay Calder. of the Highway Police lias hereto- come in our banking rooms which are lo OUR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES UNION, JULY 1 — fore been named by the State Hlgh- cated in the heart of the city. AT 4 P. M. THAT AUGUSTA ROAD tial, but .which wb are not quite so 1 way Commission.______Plans and specifications can be anxious to see." whereup Mr. Pack- D r> •! tr ar<1 introduced I. C. Thurston and We take pleasure in serving you. ARE had from S. G. RITTERBUSH, : YOUR FAVORITE POEM Be Built ll; william Dornan of Union, manufac- j — CAMDEN, after June 26. Address Will Probably 4% INT
PARK THEATRE The Courier-Gazette A double feature program ia the at THREE TIMES A WEEK traction at the Park today. “Wel come Home” Is a Paramount picture CIRCULATION AFFIDAVIT with Lois Wilson and Warner Bax korklund. Maine, June 27, 1825. Personally appeared Trans s nyddle who ter. the other feature Is "Playing en oath declares that he Is pressman ln the With Souls" featuring Jacqueline offlce of The Courier-Gazette, and that of 'he Logan, Mary Astor and Clive jok. the Issue of this palter of June 25, 1925, "The Spaniard," a Paramount pic GOOD Hi there was printed a total of 6,435 copies. Refore me, VhANK n MILLER. ture featuring Ricardo Cortez. Jetta Notary Public. Goudal and N’oah Beery, which will be shown next Monday and Tuesday The laird is my shepherd, I shall at the Park Theatre is an appealing not want.—Ps. 23. and actionful adventure-romance JOIN woven around Spain’s national sport SSLl —.the bull fight. OUR FURNITURE CLUB While the Community Chest di Some of the high spots in the pro rectors are not yet ready to an duction, which is based on the novel We are just starting one of our well nounce the full program for the final by Juanita Savage, include the first known Furniture Clubs. Terms are canvass, which is assigned to tlie' meeting of The Spaniard (Cortez) only— and Jetta Goudal, playing an Eng week following July 4th, assurance lish society beauty, at a ball in Lon $1.00 Weekly is given the friends of the move don. The Spaniard, the mere men Select the furniture you want. It tion of whose name sets feminine ment that all tlie preliminary ar wfll be delivered at once rangements are coming satisfactorily hearts aflutter, meets his match ir the beautiful Dolores. She has a forward and evidences of financial long string of conquests to her credit support are highly gratifying. The Why wait until and looks upon Don Pedro as but response of citizens drafted for the another victim. He, however, has campaign is so generous that there the end of the week other ideas on the matter which are brought out as the picture pro Is no question but Rockland's second to get ready gresses. Chest year is going to equal If not' Another high spot in the produc measurably surpass the success of for the big weekend? tion is the scene in The Spaniard’s Its year number one. mountain castle, where he carries Dolores and holds her captive until she finally confesses her love for That there continues to exist a This Fourth is going down Sale Sensation! Lovely Velour $11Q AH him. The girl is furious at first, butj Joy for Housewives! 9 piece $13950 grave situation in the old world Is in history with 1776. a long black whip in the hands ot | set forth ln this announcement just the fiery Don Pedro quickly makes Walnut Finish Dining Suites at.. Suite of three fine pieces...... issued by the Near East Relief: Men are getting into action her change her attitude toward the Spaniard, who, she learns to her I "Present receipts necessitate dis Not for years have you had such a wonderful opportu This is one of the most astonishing offers we have ever charging minimum 4000 children be now—it is going to be the sorrow, is a man of great determi nation—who frets what he goes af nity to completely furnish or refurnish your dining fore October. Majority under 151 greatest holiday the nation has made in a complete living room suite. The design is years age. Inadequately trained, we • ter, and he has his heart and soul set room! This suite is a number which we purchased by compel them to compete with adult, ever seen. You'll Want New on winning Dolores. unusually graceful, the construction is exceptionally refugee labor for barest necessities! Still another big punch scene Is the carload, which means that the regular price was very of life. Undertrained children amid Clothes. the sequence in which Miss goudal good and the covering is by all odds of the finest quality this environment ln danger of be after escaping from The Spaniard, is low and that the sale price is nothing short of phenome held captive by bandits, headed by coming little better than human This Fourth of July stock we have ever offered at a price so extremely low! Only draft horses. Are we quitters thus N’oah Beery in the role of Gomez nal. Such an opportunity as this will not come again, so to sacrifice child life and our pre has been developed to a place once a servant of Don Pedro.—adv. place your order at the earliest possible moment! a few of these suites, so place your order at once! vious years’ inspiring Investment?" We know that many readers of where, if you are set on alibing STRAND THEATRE The Courier-Gazette have lent a it will change you into buying. "Ten Nights in a Barroom,” which opened at the Strand last night drew •auast innnnn ru nnnnnnnnnnnn 9OQQQQ QOQOOOC hand to this most worthy eausty If crowds from far and near, and those Why wait with'your visit— or the above appeal should move any who have not witnessed that famous GLENWOOD FURNACES GLENWOOD RANGE of them to further response they when we haven’t with these old play will have their last oppor may communicate with State Head tunity to see it today. Added feat CLUB values! ure picture is Fred Thompson in j Why not join the club twice quarters, Exchange street, Portland; BURPEE "That Devil Quemado." and apply it 6n a This is a very easy way to or If they desire to send any checks Michaels - Stern Tropical "The Denial," Hobart Henley’s to the offlce of this paper we will third production for Metro-Gold own a r.ew Glenwood Range Glenwood Pipeless Furnace FURNITURE CO see them forwarded to the proper Suits $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00 wyn-Mayer, will be at the Strand for two days, beginning on Monday ROCKLAND — MAINE and not feel the cost. destination. It is a story of two periods—of today 3DaDDnannannonnDnnnaoDE aaoooDBaw Sport Sweaters and the time of the Spanish-Ameri- Federal income taxes have become can war, showing the outcome of a permanent source of public reve Sport Hose two romances that were beset with nue. Different states have under similar difficulties. Claire Windsor, who plays the Rogers, p...... 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 seasoned) used three pitchers—Bird, His Majesty's ships Wistaria and. Recent appointments by Gov. taken to collect a secondary Income IN SPORTING CIRCLES Sport Hats leading role, is said to do the best Crowley, lb ._... 4 1 2 2 8 0 0 Black and Allen. Valerian are to visit Bar Harbor Aug. Brewster include John A. Annis Ston- tax for purposes of state revenue. work of her career, appearing both | Luscomh, 2b ..... 3 10 0 13 0 Batting honors were carried off by- 3-10. Rockland may get a glimpse ington, and Warren J. Billing.*;, VI- The effect Is to drive capital into as a girl of 1897 and as a mother of Fords Again Twilight Win Hallowell, cf ...... 4 11110 1 Fred Black whose home run and oi eni- I nalhaven as State humane agents. hiding and discourage Investments Bathing Suits 45 at the present day. The part Is EilU ards,'3b .... 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 triple saved the day for the Forty ners—The Forties and Ro- Murry, ss...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 Club. Arthur Orne, who has been subject to surtaxes. In Wisconsin a distinct novelty for this actress and the report is that khe has the tarians. E. Baum. If...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 playing a splendid game in the there is an agitation to repeal the opportunity for some fine character Shields, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 bleachers these many years found, as state Income tax. It has prevented some of his associates did, that the work. Next Week's Twilight new industries coming Into the state “The Denial” is based on the play 31 6 5 6 21 7 4 outfield looks different when you get Monday night—Northern Lights Fords ...... 1 2 2 3 3 1 1—13 into It, and even old reliable Bert Gregory’s “The Square Peg," by Lewis Beach vs Snipers. and driven old industries to other 'Clark Island ...... 1 0 1 1 3 0 0— G MeLoon. who used to thrill the and in its screen adaptation by Tuesday night—Warren vs Fords. states where they are not subject to Two-base hits. Black 2. McLeod. G. crowds with his sensational catches ■jW23? Agnes Christine Johnston has been Wednesday night—Chisox vs Po such a tax. It Is possible that other Baum. Tl)ree-hase hits, Hallowell in center field, found that a pop fly divided into a prologue, main story nies. states with income tax laws will and epilogue. Then a climax Is (of the Fords). Bases on balls, off over second base can he very elusive. Thursday night—Central Maine vs McLeod 1, off Rogers 1. Struck out, At the end of the stipulated seven follow that example. When Maine reached which is both novel and ex Clark Island. THE BROTHERHOOD citing in which the scene shifts back by McLeod 6, by Rogers 10. Hit by innings the score stood 9 to 9. The .SPECIAL declined to enact such a law her Saturday afternoon (July Fourth) :pitcher. Spear. Luscomh. Empires. Forty Club did not score in the 8th to the present day.—adv. —Northern Lights vs Clark Island people kept on the right side. Sullivan and Mealey. Scorers, Win- and lt Is an open question whether INNOVATION Baptist Men’s Class Has An and Snipers vs High School Ponies, islow and Robinson. the Rotarians did or did not. Glenn A BORROWED JUVENILE at Oakland Park. SX HORSt RACES When it comes towlearning ’‘man other Picnic At the Snow • • » • iaiwrence hdd it in his power to de All of the above except the Fourth cide the contest, hut ln making the :^//juLY 41? ^-— AT LEWISTON ners,” what better school is provided Young Elisha Cook Loaned To The of July game will be played at Com Cottage. Brewer Stock Co., By John Golden. Forty Club ? Rotary Club ? circuit of Itases he lost his hearings Four "Klassy Events than the telephone exchange, whose munity Park. and pranced so far from Buoy No. 3 It is not often that New York The • • • • Clubdom had its Inning at Commu ____ Dor55Darses operators receive instruction in po that it aroused the ire of the Osler- Members of the Brotherhood Class atrical managers will consent to hav nity Park yesterday afternoon when There willn lieup a meeting ofoi theme manman- ...... ites. In the bloodless, but not word liteness that manifests itself steadi of the First Baptist church assem ing their players, *while under con captains of the Twilight J ?’*'i'°rt*e8 Rotarians met in their agers and less battle which ensued, the game y+flite Dashes '—'Best 5 in 5 ly in the contact of the exchange tract, appear In any offerings but the Chamber of Commerce > ”rst baseball clasash. The game was bled for the third time at Camp Cat- League at the broke up In confusion and the re their own and John Golden, the productive of lots of fun. some fine with its multitudinous patrons. Ob awamteak, Spruce Head, Wednes rooms after Monday night's game. sult has been referred to the Hague Plenty of Action -Best Horse Broadway producer Is no exception to • « « * 1 plays, temporary hostilities and a serve with what’urbanity the opera day. for their semi-annual meeting Trlbu nal. this rule. When Mr. Brewer, of the The League Standing ■ modest contribution to the Fence tor rejoins to our often brusque and and summer outing. There were 31, Fund. James F. Carver and F. A. Winslow Wins at Lewiston including three guests—G. W. Las Brewer Stock Co., which comes to Won Lost P. C. yyre the umpires. sometimes ill-tempered use of the Rockland, under canvas next week, Fords ...... 2 1 1.00(1 The absence of an offlcial scorer key of Boston, of the Eastern S. S. renders lt impossible to present the • • • • Genera ( Admission 50 ? ’phone, and how ashamed we are Lines, Rodney I. Thompson and wanted to engage Elisha Cook for Warren ...... 1 0 l.oo'o juvenile roles he was informed by , story in statistical detail, and to this The game between Camden and ,r»\\ Au ro5 Free. , „ when we hang up the instrument Ralph Hanna of Rockland. Chisox ...... 1 0 1.000 I the Actors’ Equity Association that Ponies ...... 1 0 l.ooo some of the players will probably Westbrook will be played at 2.15 and reflect upon the example in It had been difficulty to entice Axel raise no objection? The reserve forces \fhddeen iAideritsfa Adin/ttedfree Brunberg from his work, but the young Cook was under contract to Snipers ...... 0 1 .000 standard time this afternoon, in good-manners which her gently- John Golden and his assent must Northern Lights ..0 1 .000 of both organizations were liberally stead of 3 to accommodate the many 52ATS AND J&SifiVW SQ* Red Captain. Beverage, succeeded requisitioned, but here are the modulated voice has laid before us. first be obtained. Central Maine...... 0 1 .000 patrons from the daylight saving St ATS fACtf in doing so and the former Y. M. names of the immortals who took part C. A. secretary led an enthusiastic Brewer called on Mr. Golden, with Clark Island ...... 0 .000 districts. Westbrook is bringing Afts/.((SO/Ces —. whom he has been personally ac in most of the combat. some strong semi-professional play It should not surprise us that the bunch of bay players onto the field ♦ » * * //Src quainted for years and after consid Rotary Club—Glenn laiwrence, W. ers and Rising will fane a harder test Z Z" K/ AS A/VD A U&WA Crown Prjnce’s book, “I Seek the and the sport began. The more dig Fords 13, Clark Island 6 O. Fuller, Phil Jones, William A. DRIVING CIV&' nified members, viewed the scenery erable persuasion finally secured than hq did with the Hazzards, al Truth,” fails to agree with the world’s young Mr. Cook’s release. “That’s So far as fielding Is concerned the Glover, A. C. MeLoon. Walter C. Ladd. though It is doubtful if Westbrook explored the vicinity and listened to Fords had nothing on the stone cut E. S. Levensaler, James J. O'Hara. judgment respecting the nation over victrola music, while a third group the way, you fellows always do,” re has a better pitcher than Davidson, marked Golden. "As soon as we find ters last night, hut when it came to M. E. Wotton. A. F. McAlary, Fred who was in the box for Gardiner. which his family So long ruled. He bit all “Reds,” prepared a delicious lob stickwork Henry’s disciples were all Ltnekin nnd Arthur L. Orne. • • • • ster stew, Capt. Albion Palmer, chiei and develop talent to a point where terly resents the treaty of Versailles it has a commercial value, along you to the merry. Black, the captain of Forty Club—Harry Cohen, Adrlel cook, being ably assisted by Fred S. Babe Ruth, disabled for the first and disapproves the Dawes plan. The come and want to hire them. Well, the Fords, was in fine fettle, basting Bird, 1 red ( . Black, 7 homas < his- I two months of the American League Pendleton and Ralph E. Stickney. you can have him for four weeks, but out two doubles and two singles in holm. Frank A. Tlrrell, Edward It. season, is laid up again for repairs. time will come, he declares, ‘‘when the Fred E. Leach. Maurice R. Snow four times at bat. Hallowell's triple I see that he is back here for rehears Veazie, Phil Rosenberg, Charles II. Unable to take his regular position truth will be pounded into the brains Harold J. Glidden, Clarence S. Bev also helped sound ,the death knell of als by Aug. 10 without fail..” Berry. I,. B. Cook. Lloyd N. Lawrence, in right field because of swollen legs erage and Ernest E. Hagar served as the Islanders. While the visitors of millions who thought it a lie during Young Cook, whose home is in Arthur Lamb, Alden W. Allen, Ray and ankles, he went to the bench for efficient waiters. have been* outclassed in the two the war.” Who is going to do the Camden, although but twenty years mond Duff, and Horace Lamb. a week’s rest. (Manager Huggins After supper the ball game con games played thus far they have a pounding? Germany? She would of age, has made rapid strides since W. O. Fuller turned time hack 50 said he had permitted Ruth to play tinued until darkness ended it, then taking up stage work. He has ap team which is bound to show im years when he stepped Into the box, certainly try to do it if the Crown all gathered in the cosy cottage, too soon after his discharge from the peared almost exclusively under the provement, and one which is made and surprised the present day fans where the blazing fireplace added its hospital. Ruth will travel with the Prince could be restored to rule. John Golden management playing the up of good sports. The score: by hurling the ball across with speed cheer. Stories, jokes and reminis team, but will merely be a spectator leading juvenile roles in "Lightening," Fords and accuracy. He went to the dug- until he fully recovers. Celebrate the 4th cences, including the sea and college Those who have occasion to drive "Thank U,” " Three Wise Fools," and ah r bh tb po a e out after pitching to one batter, * ♦ • • days, contributed to an informal Copeland, 3b .... 4 2 2 2 0 2 2 over the Georges River road that last season in “Pigs” to which cast he by pre-arrangement, and was given Jimmy Davidson, the Holy Cross good time, with Frank H. Ingraham Hallowell, lb .... 5 2 2 4 9 1 0 BUY YOUR returns Aug. 10. He will have the a hand thut would have exalted any Freshman pitcher, who worked at runs from Thomaston to Port Clyde ln charge. The cheers were given for Johnson, If ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 juvenile part in "The Did Soak" baseball hero. Camden last Saturday pitched foi do not cease to compliment the and the Reds reciprocated with Know, ss ...... 4 2 1 1 0 4 2 which will be the opening bill of the Phil Jones pitched the balance of the Lewiston-Auburn team Wednes preciatioii of the extra fine supper Black, c ...... 4 2 4 6 8 0 1 towns upon the well-kept condition Brewer Company. the game for the Rotarians, and the day and held Berlin to three hits andthe Reds reciprocated with Mctx-od, p ...... 4 112 2 10 of that piece of highway. The road hero of Hatchet Mountain had two of which were scratches. , cheers for the Blues, the class teach Spear, cf ...... 3 1110 0 0 most of the opposing hatters feed Fireworks A NEW BROUGHAM * * • « Is properly crowned, well surfaced er, Mr. Ingraham, was also honored Simmons, rf ..... 4 3 2 2 2 0 0 ing from his milt before- the game Don Brennan of Augusta, who was with gravel and over It is regularly A vote of thanks was given to the Snow-Hudson Co. Inc. Are Now Dis Kessell, 2b ...... ■ 110 1 wus over. His prime achievement Snows for their hospitality, and an Georgetown University’s star pitcher ^4. : : At : :. sent a drag that keeps it in proper playing The Latest Super Six. was the fanning of Principal Mien, this season has signed up with Lew other good time was brought to a 3G 13 14 19 21 9 shape. A town that takes such pride A new four passenger brougham— whose deeds of valor with the stick iston-Auburn. There had l>een a close. Clark Island a strikingly handsome car—is an have made him the dread of all pitch rumor that he was going to the in the up-keep of its traveled ways These officers were elected: Presi ah r bh tb po a nounced by the Hudson Motor Car ers. Majors. deserves the encomiums of the gen dent. George A. Brewster; vice G. Baum, c...... 4 1 1 2 10 2 The Forty Club (too young to he * * * ♦ president, Fred E. (Leach; secretary Co. One of the new cars is now on JIM’S CORNER eral public. I William F. Brawn: treasurer, Al display at Hie sales room of the The Lewiston and Auburn Driv bert A. Gay; auditor, Charles H Snow-Hudson Co., Inc. The new ing Club are planning a really old- A full and complete line of Assort It seems a simple enough per Morey: teachers, Frank H. Ingra car is a four-door, close coupled time Fourth of July celebration at formance to address a letter and ham, Clarence S. Beverage and Os type, with leather rear quarters. the State Fair grounds, with four ments, Fancy Sky Rockets, Roman drop it into the postofflce box, with mond A. Palmer. Charles D. Went The general lines are typical of classy races with $1200 in purses. Hudson construction and design. Three-quarter mile dashes, best Candles and Set Pieces, to take to the the comfortable feeling that lt will worth was cheer leader, Capt. A. E Wingfield. John Hagar, Hiram Crie The whole effect Is one of strlkln three in five. country or seashore. directly arrive at its intended desti and Rodney I. Thompson were the smartness and style. MONTREAL nation, but the twenty-one million chief speakers and others present “These cars are custom-l.uilt by THE MAINMAST BROKE letters that arrived at the dead let were Luke R. Brewster, R. Anson one of the oldest and best known CHINESE CRACKERS body manufacturers ln the country.” i The three masted schooner Wil ter offlce last year teaches us that Crie, Charles II. Morey, Raphael S Sherman, Leroy Williams, Stephen said George W. Snow. "The con liam Booth, owned by the Booth SALUTES we are far from being a careful peo Willis, Rev. B. P. Browne, Jesse T. struction is all-aluminum, and tbe EXCURSION Brothers Corporation snapped her ple. Carroll, Kelley B. Crie, George A. details of trimming and fittings are Via Maine Central Railroad mainmast five miles west of Vine RED AND GREEN FIRE Judkins, Fred S. Rhodes, George A of the same standard as the Hudson yard Sound Lightship Thursday find That thirty of the forty-eight state Brewster and William C. Grant. sedans in the seven-passenger size THROUGH THE , was in distress until picked up by a This car will he recognized at once tug, which towed her to Newport TORPEDOES governors are to be Gov. Brewster s INCOMPARABLE CRAWFORD NOTCH SECONDS THE MOTION as one of the handsomest on the t Captain Andrew Anderson said that guests next week indicates some Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — streets. OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ' only a moderate wind was blowing SPARKLERS thing of how definitely the lure of •I read with a great deal of pleas "The outstanding feature however and that the wood of tbe “stick” in- Maine extends to every part of the ure the article in your June 23 is is that they are given a quantity stalled three weeks ago was appar COME EARLY AND price. Hudson-Essex is now the FROM ently faulty. country. And when they get to sue. “An Appreciation.” lt certainly I does the gentleman credit who' largest six 'cylinder manufacturer in $ LEAVE YOUR ORDER Camden the visiting statesmen will penned It. You had it coming to! the world, and all its costs and man- 12=00 Miss Emily Pease who has been at understand tlie reason ot it. you, and if I were you I would plead ufacturlng expenses are distributed ROCKLAND tending St. Mary’s School in Concord, guilty to every count in thc indict-. over a large volume of business. N. II.. arrives today and will at once * * * Entirely new makes of automobiles' lnent. It provokes me to have some) This fact has made possible the un- assume charge of the Children’s Play .. announce themselves. As fellow come along and write what I usual price which Hudson has es-[ Going Friday, July 3rd, Saturday, July 4th ground. Miss Pease is very popular continue to am al,.e.,dv 1 have heen trying to express for 17 tabllshed on this car. With its cus- with the children and efficient in her though the numerous makes . s jg years, without succeeding.’ tom-built body and and the advan- Returning to Monday, July 6th, Inclusive work. She telegraphed the other day in existence were not equal to the wha( Mj. WaIker n,|gi,t have added tages of the famous Super-Sixi On regular trains ■ to Orel E. Davies, president of the demands that the public makes up- waSi lhat The Courier-Gazette has chassis this brougham will he one of Playground Association asking when JIM’S CORNER since the installation a ‘human’’ side that appeals to Its the finest cars anywhere. It really For Particulars, Phone ' she should report. It is as cheap to on them. Uut sin I readers near and far. 1 wish you must he seen to be appreciated In its I send 10 words as it is one, but Pres- 352 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND, ME. of the self-starter has l . Inany ,nore years of success. I fineness of details and Its general M. C. R. R. TICKET AGENT, ROCKLAND ' ident Davies didn't take that into any really revolutionary innova- ’ Boze. (mpreS8lon of luxury and smart consideration. He wired one word— ****** ** ******* tion In cars? 1 June 25, 1925. beauty.”-a(lv. "Now." Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Saturday, June 27, 1925. Page Three TALK OF THE TOWN WITH THE CHURCHES ' The Gospel Mission services Sunday COMING NEIGHBORHOOD EVENT* at 2.3o will he conducted by Howard lime 27- (Baseball) Camden w Westbrook, In Camden. ** ,Brown and tlie 7.15 service by Mrs. July 2-Thomaston flower show In Congre I Page of Tenant's Harbor. gation a vestr.v They Will Shock You! July 2—Annul picnic ot Methodist church at Oakland Park. At the Congregational church to- July 4—Independence Day. I morrow morning -Mr. Rounds will] July 4—Governors at Camden. And that is no exaggeration. Reference is had to the prices on our new Gate- July 6—Monthy riieetlng of the City Gor- preach on the subject, "Disposition etinment and Duty." The Pilgrim Choir will leg Tables. We have a big shipment bought at an unheard of price and we July 6-2.0—Annual field day period of 240th I sing. Coast Artillery at Portland. July 17—Organ recital by James J. O'Hara • • • « can sell them at a figure so low that it will actually shock you. at First Baptist church. July 20—Maine Publicity delegation, head- Services in the Saints’ room. 471 e
VINALHAVEN WALDOBORO EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC Tomorrow Is Anniversary Sunday at Mr. anil Mrs. Ralph Brown of Ma COURIER-GAZETTE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Union churoh. Sunday sohool at chias arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. BOSTON and BANGOR LINE 10.15 a. m.; morning service at 11.30 R. Brown. (.ran Bangor (daily including Sunday) at 2 P. M-. (MtanCiM>Hlrn'5?45 a. in., with anthem by the choir; duet Mrs. Flora Colhy of Gardiner has Wln.rrport 2.45 P. hi., Buck.port 3.S0 P. M-, Belfaat 5 P. M . Linden by Mrs. Margaret Henderson and been the guest of her parents, Mr. P. M.. Rockland 8 P. M., due Boeton followingmornina 7 . SaU.'.a Time) Huston (daily including Sunday) at 6 P.M. M g Belfast Miss Blanche Hamilton. Reading of and Mrs. Alden Eugley. church’s history and sermon by the Mrs. Florence M. Knowles of Chel A-M- pastor, “When the Past Speaks To sea, Mass., spent the weekend with the Present.” Special evening serv Mrs. Jessie Achorn. ice of music interspersed with mes Mrs. Medora Perry is visiting rela SPECIAL EXCURSIONS sages from former and visiting pas tives In Rockland. tors. Arthur T. Brown of Peabody, —Sundays Only— Mass., has been at Mrs. V. V. Thomp About 35 Sir Knights of D? Valois . June 28 to September 6 inc. son's. Commandery, K. T., left Tuesday at Reduced rates between Mrs. Crosby K. Waltz, Everett Bangor, Bar Harbor and Blue Hill Lines 10 a. m. on Steamer Castine for their Waltz and Miss Mildred Waltz have pilgrimage to Bangor where they returned to Quincy, Mass. were guests of St. John’s Command Mr. and Mrs. George Genthner have BAR HARBOR and BLUE HILL LINES
ery in the observance of St. John’s returned from Boston. Standard Time Pay. The parade of 24 Commanderies now 'K Edwin F. Storer has returned to Leser Rocklandnd (daily including Sunday) at 5 A. M.direction* and 20 bands—over 4000—w’as un she's Welt- Brockton, Mass. Harbor 1.30 P..M. and Blue Hill 12.30 P.M. for all landings in each direction. doubtedly the largest gathering of You, too, can have the com Miss Alice Newbert, who has re Sir Knights of Maine ever known. petent energy and joyful force of health. turned from Gorham, has been a PORTLAND-ROCKLAND-EASTPORT LINE They were royally entertained and guest at J. B. Welt’s. returned Thursday, pronouncing it Mr. and Mrs. 1. G. Reed and Miss Tuesdays and Friday! one of the best ever. Monday a and Thursdays Bessie Reed were in Portland last (Standard Time) (Standard Time) Mrs. Frank Jones and son Frederick week. Ly.EMtport-Lubec... 6.00p.m. left Thursday for their cottage at CONSTIPATION i.v. Porilnnd...... 8.00a.m. ' Capt. Millard Wade has been In Lv. Boot hbay H arbor.. 11.30 a .m. Northport. They were accompanied Boston this week. l v. Friendship...... 2.00 p.m. by Mrs. Leslie Smith. Lv. Rockland...... 6.00 jxtra. Wednesdays and Saturday! means SHORTENED LIFE Mrs. May Creamer of Cambridge Lv. Rockland...... 6-00 a.m. The following party were at Cra- has been visiting friends in town. Lv. Friends'll ip...... 8.30 a.m. Tuesday* and Fridays enthirst Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. When your bowels refuse to work and the poisons have to Mrs. Jessie Achorn spent Wednes Lv. Boothbay Harbor.. 11.00 a m. Frank Haskell, and Mr. and Mrs. Due East port-Lu beo. .. 4.00 a.m. Due Portland ...... 2.00 p.m. find other outlets such as your lungs, kidneys and skin,you day- In Thomaston and Rockland. Ezra Conway and little daughter Harold Gonzales has been a guest Dorothy. are courting sickness and shortening your life. You are also at Mrs. I. p. Bailey's. Mrs. Fritz Schoog entertained the running grave danger of dreadful disease. Do your bowels Mrs. Oral Ludwig has returned .’ariety Club at her home Tuesday * Vlnalhaven and RockUnd act at least twice daily? If not you are constipated and from the Knox Hospital. Rockland, evening. where she has been for treatment, Steamboat Co. Miss Carrie Pendleton of Brookline. must do something right away or you may be gravely ilL Thomas B. Brown and Thomas Mass., is at Rock Cottage for the Brown, Jr., of Hartford. Conn., have (©. 1*21, Western Newspaper Union.) The direct route between summer. Dr. Caldwell’s been at the Brown homestead a few Horizontal. ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA Vertical. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Libby and days before going tg Harbor Island 1—That which calm* VEN. STONINGTON AND SWAN’S 1—A religious sect known aa daughter Alice left Wednesday for , where they will spend the summer. 7—Brava woman Friends ISLAND 11—To fish by drawing hook through 1—Impersonal pronoun Brookline. Mass. SYRUP PEPSIN Harvey Ix>vell went to New Hamp AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ASSOCIATION SUMMER ARRANGEMENT water 8—Unit of work Miss Rebecca Calderwood was in shire Monday where he will teach in Eastern Trntt Bangor Eat. 1901 14—Sour substances 4—Implement Rockland Tuesday to meet her friend The Family Laxative a boys’ camp. FUality Bldg., Portland In effect June I, 1925 16— Preposition denoting location 6—One of bonea ot forearm Mrs. Anderson of New Kensington. No high sounding promise*, but con. (Subject to chanee without notice) 17— Departed 11—Cargo vaaea Mrs. Dora Howard Yorke and Miss 6— Large hammers will relieve chronic constipation, regulate your system, tlttent and continuous nsodod sorvlee VINALHAVEN LINE 1*—Jumbled type 7— Haughtiness Pa., who is a guest at Mrs. Mary L. Grace A. Yorke were in Augusta night and day, everywhere In Now >0—Knowledge ll Boy 8— Pale tan 8—Circlet Arey’s. and for 30 years has assisted Nature in properly exercis last week. England and New Jersey. Steamer leaves Vlnalhftvcn, dally, except 73— 8mall towing boat 10— Alleged force or natural power Mrs. H. W. Flfleld. Mrs. L. R. Smith Mrs. Grace K. Perry has returned 1400 garagoa. 300 attomara at yoor coll. Sunday, at 6.30 A. M . and 1 P M.. arriving 14—Cereal ing the bowels of America’s millions. A pleasing liquid No charga beyond annual faa of 110. at Rockland at 8 A M. and 2 30 I’. M. said to produce hypnotism (pL) and Mrs. F. M. White returned Thurs from .Massachusetts. , Returning leaves Rockland at 9 A M , end 16— Poetic for "aufflclent" 11— Exists 13—Synopsis combination of Egyptian senna, pepsin and aromatics, Office* In Boston, Portland, Bangor, 17— Mild expletive day from Deer Isle, where they were Miss Elva Black ls at home from Monchootor, Worcoetor, Springfield, 3 30. P. M It—To cut for Insertion Into a mor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell. They Hartford, Now Haven and Providence. STONINGTON AND SWAN’S ISLAND LINE 19—Low range of voloe tise the tested prescription of Dr. Caldwell proven by years I Gorham for the summer. Steamer leaves Swan’s Island dally, except 10—American beauty 19—Father >1—Smelling organ also enjoyed a motor ride to Bangor 8. R. Brown and Ralph Brown were Pratact YaaraaK, Your Wife ami Faarily Sunday at 5 30 A. M . Stonington at 6.30. • 1—Kind of heavy .paper 2*—Butter substitute 20—Tiny Wednesday and witnessed the big in his large practice. in Wiscasset Saturday. North Haven at 7.30, due at Rockland about 14—To conalder 28— Raised railway (abbr.) Knights Templar parade. Different Because It Relieves And Mrs. Rosetta Packard has been vis Estate of William L. Knowlton S 50. 16— Makea a violent, audible expira \ NOTICE Returning, leaves Rockland 1 30 P. M , 29— Aid-de-camp (abbr.) The Occident Club met this week iting her brother, Llewellyn Mank, In tion of breath through note 81—Edge 32—Lighthearted Docs Not Require Continued Use The subscriber herdby given notice that on North Haven at 2 30. Ktunlngton at 3.40, due 17— To acore again with Mrs. Fred Brown. Warren. June 17. 1925 he was duly apolnted executor to arrive at Swan's Island about 5 P. M. 30— Animal garden B. H. STINSON. 19—Otherwise 40—Note of eeale Mrs. Winnifred Lawry Simmons, The mistreated bowels may be cleared Rev. E. L. Sampson of Jefferson of the last will and testament of William I. 88—Body of water with one dose, but to allow Nature to Knowlton, late of Vlnalhaven. in the County General Agent 41—Gum realn need ae yellow pig 41— Female deity daughter Margaret Simmons and Miss will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist restore health and proper functioning, of Knox, deceased, without bond a.s the will ment 42— Foreign 42—Manner Dorothy Felt, who have been at Camp church tomorrow morning. Rev. directs, and on this date was qualified to fill 46—Window over a door ever decreasing doses should be taken MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD 44— Botany (abbr.) Aloysca, -Shore Acres, have returned Guy McQuaidee will preach the Ma- said trust. 61—Medley 61—Entrance 45— To Implore 46—Hair (poet.) until your bowels are moving naturally All perrons having demands against the Eastern Standard Time ! sonic sermon in Jefferspn in the 64—Olfactory organ 47— Point of compass to Rockland. by themselves. 10,000.000 bottles are estate, are desired to present the same tor Trains Leave Rockland rot settlement, and all indebted thereto are re Augusta. A §7 UO a. in., }7.45 a. ra., fl-IOp. ra. •6—Preacrlbed regulation ot food 48— Fountain beverage Lona Ingerson has returned from used annually because it never lails. morning. In the evening his dis 86—Extremity of foot tired to make payment Inin edlately to Btngor. A$7 00a. m , 15a. ni . fl-IOp- »-1- 49— Kind of melon Watertown, Mass., and will spend the course will be on “The Danger of taston. Al7.(tOc. ni , f7.45a. ni.. Jl.lOp. in. 67— Kind of yellow cheeae V RAYMOND KNOWLTON. 60—A souvenir 63—Preposition summer vacation with her parents, It io ooW everywhere medicine is sold— Delay" at the local church. A bap Vlnalhaven. Maine. Brunswick, A 57.00 a. ni., f7.45a. m.. 11.10 p. tn., 68— Lair 68—Distant 59— Countenance and guaranteed. Try it nt our riik. Your Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ingerson. tism will follow the service. June 16,1925 June 27. July 4-11 J5.25 p. .m, t '»,35 p. «n. 61—Observe 60— Later 62—Every OdeAer druggist will return your money if it feile Lewiston, A{7.00a. tn , t7.45a. m., tl 10 p. in. •4—Number of years 68—Girl’s name Miss Pauline Hennigar and her to do ea promised. Prof. Allan R. Benner of Andover, New Yoik. f 1.10p.m.. {5.25p.m. Estate of Clara Stetson •6—Printing measure 40—Hawaiian food Sunday school class held a picnic at Mass., is the guest of his mother, Mrs. M. Philadelphia, {5.25p. m. PEPSIN STM UP COMPANY NOTM'E Partland. A{7.00 a. m . |7.45 a. ra.,* tl. 10 p. ra., 6*—8heet cf glass 68—Artist’s hat Smith’s Point Tuesday. Monticello, Illinois Sarah C. Benner. The subscriber hereby gives notice that on •7—Condiment {5.25. p. ni., |5.35p. m. 70—Compare (abbr.) Mrs. A. U. Patterson returned Mrs. Lizzie Rises of Hallowell has une 16. 1925, he was duly appointed executor Washington, {5.25 p. ni. 68—Same aa <6 horizontal 72—Township (abbr.) been the guest of relatives in town. Jr the last will and testament of Clara M Waterville, Ai7.00a.m., t7.45a.in., tl.10p.ru. 70— Chocolate drink Tuesday from Rockland. Stetson, late of Quincy, Mass., In the County Wodwich.A57.00a.rn., |7.45 a.m., tl 10 p. ra.. 71— Brilliance 73—Sagacious Solution will appear In next Issue, Mrs. Langtry Smith entertained Mrs. Sara Weber and Mr. and Mrs. of Norfolk, deceased, without bond as .he {5.25 p. m., 15.35p. ra. 74— Hair wash friends Monday evening, in honor of LeRoy of Philadelphia were In town will directs, and on this date w» qualified tDally, except Sundays. {Sundays only and her birthday. About 35 guests were NORTH WARREN Tuesday enroute to their summer to fill said trust. passengers provide own ferriage Bath to \V
WEST ROCKPOR' Bird’s Corner as appeared ln another PRESENT DAY DANCES ROCKPORT issue. UNION Mr. and Mrs. Roy Norwood, Mrs. The- Mission Circle met at tlie Mrs. Clara Flske of Damariscotta Old Timers Will Have Chance To Fenno St. Clair of Newtonville, church Tuesday afternoqji to tack Mass., was the recent guest of his Ennna Norwood and grandson How is .the guest of Mrs. A. A. Clark. Learn ’Em at Tewkesbury's Thea ard of Warren and Mrs. H. L. Rob quilts. Mrs. Ida Barrows and Miss Faro- tre. brother, E. C. St. Clair. Master Donald Edkins of Belmont, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. True of Hope bins of this place motored to Bangor lyn Barrows of Rockville cal KM on Sunday and called on friends. Mass., is the guest of his grandpar Mrs. Leman Oxton Tuesday after An all-summer campaign to stim were guests of Mrs. IMinnie Piper ents, iMr. and Mrs. U. E. Beach. Wednesday. Harold F. -Whitmore of Bangor was noon. ulate interest in the dances of the the weekend guest of his grandfather, There will be a preaching service This is a busy week at Heald's ice Miss Mary Brann is assisting Post present day among devotees of the old A. H. Whitmore. at the church Sunday afternoon at cream plant with orders to supply a master Spear in the office. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Flint called wedding of 500 guests, another fashioned dances, will hetfln Tues Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poland mo 2.30 as usual. on friends here Sunday. smaller wedding and the Community day night, June 30, at Dr. L. G. tored from Rumford Falls aipl weie The name of John Andrews’ new Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bucklin of Sweet Shop at South Hope. recent guests of his parents, Mr. and store is Bud's Corner instead of Tewksbury's Theatre, Stonington. Mrs. Herbert M. Poland. Schenectady, N. Y„ are spending their' On that night "Phil Buxton’s Col Mrs. Chester Robarts has been em honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. Abner legians" a dance orchestra composed ployed in the office of the CanitMn Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wil of college students of Philadelphia, Anchor-Rockland Machine Co. 'in liams. Mrs. Bucklin was formerly will play the first of a series of Camden for a few days. Miss Florence Fogler, daughter of dances to be held during the summer Mrs. Alonzo Leadbetter and chil Bennett and Fanny Tolman Fogler of on Deer Island, under the direction of dren returned Wednesday from Phil this town. Their many friends ex Dr. Tewksbury. Throughout the lips where they have been guests of tend hearty congratulations and best summer a special effort will be made her brother, Sumner Austin for two wishes for a long and happy married by Dr. Tewksbury to arouse a re weeks. life. renewed ardor for dancing among the Oliver and Frederick Cavanaugh The schools have closed and the “old timers" who danced to the returned Thursday from a ten days children are once again enjoying the strains of “Sweet Rosie O'Grady" and visit with their grandmother, Mrs. summer vacation. Mrs, Annie Farris popular tunes of even greater an Carrie B. Cavanaugh in Portland. of the Hawes School entertained her tiquity. Mrs. Charles Berry was the guest school by giving a picnic at Wilson “There is no reason," said Dr. of her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Syl Merriam’s shore. Edward Ames, Tewksbury, “why persons ln their vester in Camden Thursday. teacher at the Nye School, took his Fifties and Sixties should be de- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Itandall and pupils to Augusta and. visited the prlved of the joys of youth. I think son Lawrence of Brockton, Mass., State House and other places of In it would be nice to offer prizes to were at Mrs. Minnie Piper's recently terest. Miss Harriet Stewart chaper couples in those classes for the best enroute to Gorham. oned the party. The High and Gram execution of tlie old fashioned waltz Mrs. Chauncey Stinson and daugh mar Schools went to Lincolnville This does not mean that we are going ter Charlotte of Portland are guests Beach for a picnic and had a most to deprive the young people of Deer at Capt. G. W. Stinson’s this week. enjoyable day. Island of their favorite dance selec A. C. Moore has been In North Ha Clyde Davis has returned to his tions. I have engaged an orchestra ven this week on a business trip. work at New Hampshire after a of ydung men who will furnish mod Mrs. Mary Newbert of Rumford. week's visit with his mother, Mrs ern dance music of the highest type. Mrs. Homer Richards and sons and Linda Davis. However, I believe there is no rea Mrs. Martha Warren of Andover are All having relatives or friends son why the old-fashioned waltz of guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. buried at Lake View cemetery are yesteryear can not go hand in hand Mrs. Herbert Berry and children of requested to meet there on Tuesday, with a fox trot of the sprightliest Camden were guests Thursday at June 30, to help clean up the yard. movement. Mr. Buxton, tbe orches Capt. Huse Richards. Come prepared for work. The Good tra director, has agreed to co-operate The residence of Capt. E. O. Pat Will Society will furnish refresh Vith me and will inject into the sum terson on Amsbury yill is being ments. If stormy, come the next fair mer dance program some of the painted. Winslow F. Dillingham has day. dances of former days." charge of the work. The camera man was very much During the summer the orchestra Sir Knights Levi L. Upham and ln evidence at last Saturday’s cele will^ play regular engagements with Charles A. Cavanaugh were among bration and the result is some very Mrs. L. A. Sherman at North iBrook- the number who participated in the pretty post card views which the lin and T. L. tlray, South Brooksville. Bangor pilgrimage Wednesday and W. E. Haskell Co. are offering for The A feature of the orchestra’s entertain report a very enjoyable time. sale. ment will be the rendition of popular Rev. J. L. Wilson of South Paris Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Creighton are duets on the piano by Mr. Buxton will preach at the Baptist church visiting his mother &nd sister in and William Earle Nelson, the or Sunday morning and evening as Washington, D. C. BIG SIZE chestra drummer. A versatile mem candidate. Bethel Rebekah Lodge will enter ber of this Philadelphia dance music tain the district meeting Wednesday aggregation is Gordon Wheeler, sax WARREN day. July 1. Carey Asfaltslate Shingle ophonist. Mr. Wheeler plays three Orient Chapter, Eastern Star, will reed instruments and his ability to Several Masqns from here attended hold a candy and apron sale at the produce a mellow tone on the saxa the State Commandery Field Day of town hall next Tuesday afternoon tlie Knights Templar which took tf phone, his favorite Instrument, has In the evening at 8 o'clock there 44 made him popular with dance enthu place in Bangor Wednesday, among will be a musicale. The Shingle That NeVer Curls siasts. Ced Snow, banjoist, has dis whom were W. E. Spear, Alvah Sim Saturday, June 20, marked the 50th mons, Burdean Simmons. O. E. Star tingulshed himself through his appre anniversary of Seven Tree Grange rett, Dana Smith. Llewellyn Mank of ciation of harmony and the ability and this order, to observe the event North Warren and G. W. Walker. HE Roof of a home is one of the most important items to be con to blend the chords of his Instrument fittingly, called together the people witli tlie other instruments. Ten girls with Mrs. Charles Pease of Knox county for a real celebration sidered. Too many home owners are inclined to slight the roof, and and Mrs. Harold Pease as chaperones T On the night of July 3, Dr. Tewks and presented the town of Union with vet they depend upon it not only to protect the building itself from the bury will conduct a dance on Deer spent three days this week at Camp a beautiful flag and staff. The ex Island in celebration of July 4. It Is Seven.Tree, North Warren, returning ercises were to take place at 2 p. in destructive effects of the elements, but to protect the interior furnishings, expected that George W. Jahn, for home Friday. The group included and long before that hour the people decorations and fixtures as well, not to mention the health and safety of merly connected with the Little Thea Misses Ellenora Erkkila, Marie Ken gathered from far and near. Walter tre of Philadelphia, will arrive on nlston, Helen Bacheldor, Mildred Ayer had charge of the exercises and their families. Deer Island in time to sing with the Waltz, Edna Robinson, Mildred Pease made some interesting remarks to Carey Big Asfaltslate Shingles are much heavier, thicker and stronger than orchestra on that night. Evelyn Sawyer and her guest, Mar open the meeting. Prayer was of garet Lutz of Bangor. fered by Rev. E. J. Webber. E. E the ordinary slate surfaced shingle, due to the fact that they are built Mr. and Mrs. Jd^eph Shorten re Light gave a brief but interesting upon an exceedingly heavy felt base. The high quality of the materials turned Saturday from Beverly, Mass, history of the town. It was 152 years where they have lieen visiting and used, together with the careful workmanship entering into the manufac A Tonic Restorative ago thlp month since the first tree from whence they attended the wed was felled for the settlement of IMfTATWH GRAPE- NOT GRAPE JUICE ding last week In Salem of their son ture of this material, have afforded the product exceptional wearing Union; 139 years since the incorpora SCOTT’S EMULSION Albert Shortell to Ruth E. Donovan tioti of the town; 109 years since the qualities. 4 FLA VOR YOU CANT FORGET OF PURE COO-LIVER OIL of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Albert land was deeded by David Gilmore Shortell will make their home In Figure the cost of your roof on the “per square per year basis. The Big FOR NURSING MOTHERS to the town to be used as a Common Warren and will occupy the flat over Asfaltslate may be slightly higher in initial cost than an ordinary compo NU GRAPE BOTTLING CO. ABOUNDS IN VITAMINS Mr. Light in well chosen words in Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Simmons which behalf of Seven Tree Grange, pre 10 PARK STREET ROCKLAND TEL. 780-M sition shingle, but when the one-third saving in application cost, and the has been recently equipped with sfnted the flag. Herbert Grinnell, modern conveniences. first selectman, accepted in behalf of many years of satisfactory service are considered, the Big Asfaltslate will Miss Celinda Spear is recovering the town and Old Glory was flung slowly at Knox Hospital where she is be found to be much more economical in the long run. to the breeze. Mr. Thompson, for under treatment. Word from Miss merly State Master of the Grange, Ask us to explain the many advantages Harriet Hahn who is also at Knox was the next speaker and gave a fine of the Big Carey Asfaltslate Shingles. Hospital reports her also gaining address. ■ The school children pre tf ■ daily. sented a beautiful sight as led by FOR SALE BY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhodes and Supt. Rowe and their teachers they daughter Ruth are guests of Mrs. circled around the flag and saluted. Rhodes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest The beautiful old patriotic songs Achorn, Sr. were sung by the company with Mrs. Irvin Copeland is visiting his par Rockland & Rockport Lime Corp., Ethel Griffin at the organ. West cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Copeland Rockport band furnished music and is busily engaged in helping his ROCKLAND, ME. throughout the afternoon The father install the town water in their weather was ideal for the occasion home. and altogether it was a splendid day Mr. and Mrs. Otis Borneman of long to be remembered. Waldoboro were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Borneman Tuesday. Ralph Arey and family of Orlando, EAST SEARSMONT Fla., were in town Wednesday, en Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radley and route to Lake Maranacook where he children of Rockland were recent goes to assume charge of a.boys' camp callers of H. M. Donnell. for the summer. Mr. Arey. formerly Mrs. Abbie Marriner ls in Belfast a Warren hoy, with the aid of W. M. for a brief visit with her daughter Stetson, with whom he has kept up Mrs. Mark A. Wadlin. a correspondence since leaving here, Dr. .Maria Lemstrom of Brooklyn, was looking up old friends. N. Y„ has bought the Amanda Ma E. O. Perkins arrived Wednesday honey farm and moved to the place. from Boston driving down in a Hud Mrs. Mabel Buzzell and daugbtei son touring car lately purchased there Una of Belfast were recent guests ol for E. W. Perkins. their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Al Mrs. Mary Whitmore came Mon bert Marriner. day and is the guest of Albert Whit Mrs. Norman Trull and little son more. nre guests of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank M. Morgan and daugh Mrs. H. A. McLeod. for th e ter Harriet are guests of Rev. and A severe fire swept through Dal Mrs. C. D. Paul for a few days. ton Heald's wood lot, taking every Sunday morning at the Baptist thing clean as It went. The build church, the pastor. Rev. H. M. Pur- ings were only saved by heroic ef Any good lubricating oil, designed for in HUDSON rlngton, will speak from the subject fort by the men for miles around ternal combustion motors, has three major / "Thq Best Way.” The choir will who were called by phone. It is have some special selections, among thought the fire was incendiary as functions to perform. which will he the anthem "The I-ord it started near the highway and tin of Glory ls My Light." The evening wheel tracks show plainly where First, to prevent metal-to-metal contact, by COACH service at 7 o'clock standard time they turned from the highway. maintaining a film of oil between moving will be a vesper service with a brief James Burgess and children were Freight and Tax Exn-a sermon on “Praise Ye the Lord" by recent guests of his daughter. Mrs. parts. Second, to maintain a leak-proof seal the pastor. Tbe quartet of the Rock Hattie Marriner. * between piston rings and the cylinder walls. The world’s largest production of 6-cylinder cars, permits land Unlversalist church which In Clarence Gelo and his mother were the lowest prices in Hudson history. And for the finest cludes two of our Warren singers, In East Northport recently calling Third, to resist the thinning-out process to will sing the vesper service—Chester on relatives. ■ which all oil under heat is subjected. Hudsons ever built. Thus Hudson is more than ever the Wyllle tenor, John B. Robinson, bass, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marriner ol Mrs. Katherine Veazle, soprano. Mrs. Camden were at the home of their Socony Motor Oil'meets them all.* \ • Gladys Morgan, alto, Miss Margaret parents, Mr. and .Mrs. L. L. Morse Stahl, organist. and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Marriner. A fine program was carried out the Chassis Used in the proper grade, it presents the World's Greatest Buy last day of school at Mt. Pleasant Lubrication most effective metal-to-metal film. Its body All of the parts were well given and PORT CLYDE reflect credit on the teachers and Miss Gwendolyn Butler has re Do not fail to lubricate and consistency effect the maximum leak- Hudson’s leadership is the result of found to excel Super-Six smooth* pupils. At the close flf the exercises turned" to her former home in Liver periodically your chassis proof seal between piston and cylinder walls. ncss, reliability and performance., ten » ears’engineering concentration Supt. Rowe was presented with a pool, N. S. with Socony Gear Oil or very pretty Maybasket. There was a It resists to a high degree the excessive heat in refining a great car around the Hudson quality has constantly been The Fore Castle, the new summer Socony Gear Compound. candy sale and grab bag from which home owned by Allen Craven of Bos' of a motor, no matter what the pulling load. famous Super-Six principle. Its pat improved. Easier steering, greater a good sum was realized to be used ton, is about completed and Is one of It gives miles of added ented, exclusive principle added roadability, more comfort, better ( to buy a picture for the school room the most attractive places ln this vi power. Insist upon Socony Motor Oil; resist spuri materials, finer workmanship, hand* When all were thinking of departing cinity. The place was formerly the ous and cheap imitations sold at a price. 80% to efficiency, yielding 76 horse Miss Jennie Starrett, the teacher had Alexander homestead. power without added size, weight' somer appearance and more lasting a large freezer of Ice cream brought The summer cottages at Land's In and there was also cake in abund End are nearly all occupied. STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK or cost. Its simplicity has always finish. ance. AU felt this gathering was a Miss Evie Hopkins of Augusta, Is meant a lower selling price than is sa fitting close to the successful year spending a few weeks with her par 26 Broadway permitted in complicated types. No It is the greatest value offered in under Miss Starrett's guidance. The ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins. program: Salute, “Stars and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hopkins and design, however costly, has been Hudson’s ten years of leadership. Stripes," school; recitation, "The daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Friend From Home,” Leroy Brew Fowles of Augusta spent the week ster; recitation, “The Rickshaw end with Frank Hopkins. NY Announcing a New Type Man,” Delmont Butler: recitation, • EC.U^.FAT.iT. offOFF.. "Mother Understands," Douglas Bis The BROUGHAM *1595 bee; song, “Hail, the Glad Vacation," school: recitation, “Tlie Boy To 7-Pass. Sedan $1795 The Schoolmaster,” Herbert Butler; WIRELESS SUPPLIES MOTOR OIL Freight and Tax Extra recitation, "The Old Guard," Ken neth Brewster; recitation, "When ♦ There, s a grade of Socony Motor Oil for every type of motor. Dad Helps Wash the Dishes," Damle W. P. STRONG Consult the Socony Lubrication Chart at your dealer’s. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Russell; song—“Flag of Peace, 1 America,” school; recitation. "A WALL PAPER Remember that SOCONY is “Standard” Boy's Complaint," Richard Russell; ELECTRIC LAMP* AND SNOW-HUDSON COMPANY. INC. recitation, “Not Afraid To Try," Cora 8UPPLIE* Russell; recitation, "Since We Got TEL. 896. 710-712 MAIN ST. The Radio,” Raymond Hart, song, THOMASTON, MAINS TaAS-tf "Aloha Oe," school. Page Six ~ Roclcla 'Courier-Gazette, Saturday, June 27, 1925. Every-OtKer-Day
THOMASTON The Woman's Guild of John tjte HAVEN^ $540 In Everybody’s Column Baptist church will meet at the home £ o. b. Laariag, Mich. SICK 3 YEARS Insist On Getting What You Called For Advertisements In this column not to ex of Mrs. Pillsbury Tuesday evening at ceed three lines inserted once for 25 cents. 7.80. 3 times for 50 cents. Additional lines 5 Mrs. George Creighton and son are cents each for one time. 10 cents for three WITHOUT RELIEF times. Six words make a line. visiting their cousin in Waterville. Ballard’s HEADACHE Tablets The Beta Alpha Club will have a Finally Found Health by Lost and Found picnic at Brown’s Point Monday af Some dealers—not the better class—may offer ternoon. If stormy Monday the pic Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s' LOST—BiaA hand hug between depot and public landing.’ Reward. C. DILLON, Dark something just as good, Ballard’s is a Tablet, nic will be held Tuesday. Please Vegetable Compound Harbor. Me 77-79 take dishes. LOST—l i the neighborhood of West Rock not a powder. Easy to carry and take. Francis Tillson has gone to Booth- Columbia, S.C.— “Your medicine port and Mount Pleasant, a sable neckpiece. bay where he has employment. His has done me so much good that I feel Reward. Please notify GEORGE M. SIM Free samples < family has been there several weeks. . V —like I owe my life MONS, Rockland. Tel. 4-W. 77-70 BALLARD GOLDEN OIL CO.. OLDTOWN, ME. Miss Eloise G. Wing, a teacher of to it. For three LOST Spectacles, between Penobscot Fish years I was sick Co and Maine Central depot. Reward. W. Cohasset. Mass., is visiting her sister, K
KNOX ARBORETUM Budget Collection Now $>7^6 Tuesday THAT la addition to personal notes recording de —Nature Notes rom Issue partures and arrivals, this departure es pecially desires Information of social hap Afield. penings, parties, musicals, etc. Notes sent by mall or telephone will be gladly received. TELEPHONE ...... 770 something The Budget THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80 Number 78, Previously reported ...... Gen. and Mrs. H. M. Lord arrived A friend and well wisher, Cam Friday morning and are at their Worth While den ...... Martinsville summer home. H. N. Brazier, Glencove ...... Collections June 20 ...... A Summer Play TO SEE Collections June 2J ...... forming tit which >, read modern plays, Total to ing will be Held at t News and Notes Adriel Bird. Liniero pesilay Alternoon at On invitation from Mrs. Winifred was h, . HEWETT’S B. Simonds of Rockport, a member draw from th Miss Elizabeth Morey has gone to of our Academy, we visited her won also opened the- Kennebunk for the summer where derfully beautiful (lower gardens last tlve work, partic BA M she has a position as linotype oper Northern Window week. Iler collection of iris, at that civic-educational H aligned itself with kik IiWI^L^B ator with the Watson Star Print. V, l time in full bloom, is without doubt the largest in Knox county, contain milk lunch, physical edtt^PH ing some 200 named varieties and the schools, better lightmBP 1 Mrs. Nora Smalley Porter of Chel Those Fellows will Work for many new hybrids of her own pro physical equipment in the Several sea and Mrs. Carrie Achorn of Rock duction. She geneiously gave us the buildings, co-operating with the port were weekend guests of E. A. following varieties to set out in the Rhodes, Knowlton street. This is Community Chest” school authorities in making im Arboretum, and promised us more: Mrs. Porter's first visit in ten years provements in many instances. Light yellow, Flaveseena; white, in this vicinity, making her home Last year with the election of Mrs. Mrs. Horace Darwin: yellow with her daughter. Mrs. Maude Finn John H. Flanagan as president the Over and maroon. Darius: pink. Queen Ih Chelsea. Association broadened its endeavor, you thi*, May; gray and maroon, Gipsy and began what looked like a long, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1). Taber of that unless $ Miss Kathleen Walsh is spending FOUR JOLLY FELLOWS Queen: dark ldue, Siberica orientalist uphill drive towards an equipment Mattapan, Mass., are summer guests light blue, name unknown. fund for the new High School gym. I quantity basi.-W Iiart of her vacation at Criehaven, of their daughter, Mrs. A. W. Foss All last summer Mrs. Flanagan and the guest of Miss Etta Brown. Beech street. afford. Yet yl f- - J Will Tell the World Today a devoted dozen assistants operated Rev. John Holman, pastor of the About Community Chest We have recently received from an the refreshment booth at the Broad dollars a month. J Advent church at Keezar Falls, and Auburn member of the Academy, Miss way Athletic Field, and no day was Dr. Taylor, formerly of this city, At Hewett’s. Elsie Small, the following plants for too hot to keep them away. They Compare it with our Arboretum: Several one-flow sold ice cream, bottled soda, sand called on friends here Thursday, on THE BEST FITTING SHOE food, shelter, coal.^wB their way to Sunshine to attend the A charming bit of artistry is to he ered pyrolas (in bloom), the rare little wiches,' candy and various confec convention. seen today in the northern display grape fern (Botrychium ramosum), tions, and brought their treasurer’s taxes, education, automoo several closed gentians, a rattlesnake window of the AV. O. Hewett Co. figures steadily upward toward the clothing—it’s the smallest Miss Anna Coombs left Knox Hos Cantilever fern and rattlesnake plantain (an or first quarter of their $2000 goal. store. It takes tlie form of four of them all. pital yesterday and for the present is iTf (or men chid). During the week of the Elk’s Circus sturdy exponents of Community stopping with Mrs. John S. Banlett, i'Jf women ♦ ♦ * • 1 the Association operated a booth and Jr., at The Bicknell. Chest, a sailor, a pirate, a Boy Scout The azaleas have been $n full bloom fared well. Their monopoly of the and a clown. The worn was done the past week. Two showy lady’s Community and School Improvement This is the kind of busin^^Hi Miss Barbar M. Cowan of Brewer by John Newman of the Hewett Giites support slippers, the pitcher plant and wild Association sales privllegge at the in visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Cole ings of $1550 in 1899 to ov staff and lie gave his marked genius cala lily are now in ’doom. Broadway field had shown them co- fpr ten days. full play. The figures are life size to the foot • ♦ » » operators and at an early meeting paid dividends continuously for i. and the expressions are so plainly this last fall they were invited to Dr. and Mrs. AV. H. Armstrong are The flexible arch of the CAN We have received three beautiful registered to cause comment. Each share the work and the profits of TILEVER Shoe fits snugly and green tourmalines (Auburn) and you become a partner in when you spending ’he weekend in Concord, N. has a chest prominently displayed Community Fair with the men— H„ guests of their daughter Rhan- supports the arch of the foot smoky quartz crystals (Knox county) their part to go into the gymnasium, and a verse which expresses his sen from Orel E. Davies; cocoa seeds Stock of Central Maine Power Company. dena. They will return home Mon timents will later appear. Next without restraining circulation the men’s funds to he invested in the day. or easy foot action. (Jamaica), live oak from I.’. S. sloop athletic field. This offer was cheer-' | week the big placards will be dis of war Sabine, broken up in Bock- played In prominent places and will fully accepted and resulted in the Why not send in the coupon and let ust land harbor in 1887, and piece of bark Mrs. Hervey C. Allen and children do their part In advertising the biggest money raising affair, outside from the old elm that blew down on Robert, Hervey and Patricia of Port merits of Community Chest. of a drive, ever held in this city. formation about this Company and its security? Boston 'Common in 187G, from Mrs. land are guests for the summer of The sailor in his natty ldue. sets Over $5000 was grossed and each Mrs. Allen's mother, Mrs. Ava Lawrv nonchalantly on a spile as he tosses Alfred Strout of Thomaston; a fine beneficiary netted over $1500, so the COUPON at the Copper Kettle. Mr. Alien will mounted specimen of the evening his bit into Community Chest and loyal group attained their $2000 ob Central Maine Power Co. spend his weekends in this city. si nits: grosbeak, with glass globe, gift of jective. Mrs. W. B. Simonds. Augusta, Maine I’m a sailor lad and mighty glad The scope of the work of the local Charles Clements and grandson * * * » To be among your guests association is almost limitless. In Without any obligation whate- Clement Woodard of Roslindale, And incidentally while I'm here There were visitors Sunday from the first place, it concentrates on Mass., were guests Wednesday of Mr. Hein out on Community Chest. send me more information about The CANTILEVER affords re Hope, Bockport, Camden, Rockland, home issues and problems rather Clement’s niece. Mrs. Clifford Mel Tite pirate is certainly a hard look lief to suffering feet—and. if Thomastort, Warren, Cushing and St. than affiliating with the national or pany. 1 understand that Qtis vin. Willow street. ing customer and out-Kids the old worn in time, keeps good feet George. under no obligation whatever. captain himself. Hang onto your ganization, getting a lot of big ideas, well. N. W. Lermond, Director. tilting at windmills. It has thus fat- Mrs. Elmer Bardee (Beatrice pocketbook as you look upon his Central Maine House) and son, Robert Elmer, ar- blood-thirsty features and read his found a rather formidable array of Name Supervisors of public kindergartens flved yes'.-./i-.y from Port ait Prince message: home obstacles to be overcome. One are provided separately in 59 cities, to be guests of her parents, Mr. and A pirate brave hack from the grave otthe plans under consideration Is for according to data collected by the Mrs. Robert H. House. To cause a little jest. L E. BLACKINGTON the establishment, of some sort of a Address And while Cm here I'll about a cheer Department of the Interior, Bureau closer relationship 1,etween teacher Power Co. For Rockland's Community Clwst. Boots, Shoes, of Education. In Hit) other cities Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Moffitt of and eitizen so that the young man The clown appears to be caught in Clothing, Furnishings supervisors are employed for tiie Dorchester, Mass., are at the Moffitt and young woman teacher coming in the midst of his circus antics as he ROCKLAND, MAINE kindergarten and the primary grades AUGUSTA, MAINE homestead, on Broadway, where quotes: from outside will cease to be a together. stranger and become a welcome they will spend a portion of the I’m only a down that’s come to town slimmer. And to you good peop’e suggest member of a hundred social circles. That there never was a bi’tvr cause There are several other projects in Than your Community Chest. which the Association hopes to be Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Greenlaw of will be used. Feats on sale at the The Boy Scout in full uniform at able to co-operate with the schools North Haven, who have been visit box office. Popular prices will pre salute says: and school authorities. ing relatives in the city, returned vail.—adv. home Tuesday. Oh Boy ! What a joy To. be among the beat. , Bobbed hair is even more in fash Hon. E. L. Cleveland and his son WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY ion this year than last, according to Leigh are here on an automobile LATE PLAYS UP TO DATE SPECIALTIES the Dry Goods Economist. The new trip from Houlton, stopping at the “THE LITTLE chts feature the hair cut in a short Cleveland Cottage at Mirror Lake TWO SHOWS IN ONE point at the nape of the neck, They'will return home Tuesday. FRENCH GIRL” straight over the ears, with hang. —With— h MAE EDWARDS PLAYERS IN BROADWAY \ This style is worn uncurled. The EDWARDS PLAYERS EATRF bpb with the hair drawn straight MARY BRIAN PLAYS THE SUPREME SUCCESS OF back from the forehead and waved Coming to Park Theatre early in is also fashionable. In addition July Mae Edwards and her popular THREE SHOWS—2:00, 7:00, 8:45 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME SUCCESSES there is a marked tendency toward players. In the latest Broadway suc TWO SHOWS TODAY hair drawn straight back from the cesses. All new scenery and electri forehead find oft the ears with coil cal effects. Six acts of vaudeville WELCOME HOME” at the nape of the neck. Hairdress and a celebrated 8-piece jazz or er are seldom worn, but instead chestra. Miss Edwards needs no In A PARAMOUNT PICTURE with small tight fitting turbans of metal troduction to the theatre going pub TODAY cloth or jeweled nets, frequently lic, for she will be remembered for LOIS WILSON wlth a Russian tiara brim are seen. her excellent work here last season YOUR LAST CHANCE TODAY TO SEE ‘Playing With Souls,” All Star Cast in “Adam and Eva,” ‘‘Sacrifice” and Minnie Cobb is at North "Tlie Moth." Among the plays to he for a month's stay. produced are. "Dangerous Innocent,” "The Painted Lady." "Fear.” "Little MONDAY-TUESDAY Between the hours of fi and 7.30 Miss Light Fingers," and “So This Ten Nights in Thursday evening 125 Well pleased is London."adv. patrons partook of the nice supper served In the Congregational vestry E. B. HASTINGS & CO. under the direction of Mrs. Elonia Owing to the first day of our Sale Tuttle. At each plate was a pink being so stormy, we will give our a Bar Room carnation anil in tlie center of eaclt customers the benefit of one more table was a large bouquet of peonies. day and continue the sale Monday. ADDED FEATURE PICTURE The menu consisted of cold meats June 29. Mall orders will be filled escallopeil potatoes, salads, rolls all day Monday. “THAT DEVIL QUEMADO” jellies and strawberry shortcake. E. B. Hastings & Co. —With— •The discussion of Hie meal was made doubly congenial by the pre FRED THOMPSON RICARDO CORTEZ. sentation of a continuous entertain JETTA GOUMLawNQAM BEERY ment program, with these numbers: Announcement Plano selections, Miss Katherine MONDAY-TUESDAY <2 (jhmmount (picture Buffttm; vocal solo, Miss Beulah Rokes (gowned in Japanese cos The MARINS tume); humorous reading. Mrs. COMED Grace Rollins; contralto solo, Mrs. Have opened their Beauty Par “THF man can make me love him,” says Based on the stage success "The Square Peg" Lydia Storer; piano duet. Mrs. Faitli lors at the SamOset (Utiful aociety heiress. And then Berry and Miss Katherine Buffum: FLOW Its "The Spaniard," the contralto solo, Mrs. Nettie Bird Specialty: Permanent Waving; Claire Williams and William Haines GIR1 1925 Shiek. Trost; piano solo. Miss Kathryn F. also Face Treatment with the they clash—there’s ACTION Hooper: aesthetic dance, Miss Mary A Motion Picture with a Stirring Message of Marriage. 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