Issued Tuesday Thursday Saturday GAZETTE By The Courlar-Gsaette., 465 Main St, THREE CENTS A CORY Established January, 1646. Esters* an Second Clast Mall Mattar. Rockland, Maine, Tuesday, March 17, 1925. Volume 80...... Number 33. The Courier-Gazette SILSBY HOSPITAL CLOSING CHURCH TAKEN TO TASK THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK Present Owner, Conducting Another Busineu, Doe, Not Be“' Bu‘ N° ?"'„Kno“* ALL THE HOME NfcWS How To Throw In the Clutch, Says L. A. Walker. the Which It Envolves. Subscription $3.00 per year payable In ad Feel Equal To Care vance ; single copies three cents. Advertising rates bused upon circulation and very reasonable. Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — cerlty now and then, It is all that it NEWSPAPER HISTORY An announcement was made yes addtd work more than she feels able Last Sunday while walking with Is practical to expect. But let us not The Rockland Gazette was established in IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY terday which will bring sincere regret to assume. The maternity hospital be guilty of the profanation of think 1846 In 1874 the Courier was established the multitude to the House of God and consolidated with the Gazette in 1882. KATHLEEN M. SNOW ...... LIBRARIAN I to many persons, not only in Knox has already been closed and the sur ing of our relation to the disorderly The Free Press was established in 1855, and I County, but In the territory contlg- gical department will follow suit as my mind persisted in dwelling upon Woman as “Christian.” The first in 1801 changed its name to the Tribune. Week days: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. soon as the present patients can ,be tlte unfortunate women who had just These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. j units to It. It concerns the closing step toward sincerity here is to sin Sundays: 3 p. m. to 6 p- m. i of Silsby Hi^pital, which since its safely discharged. been haled into our police court and cerely recognize that we are all ar disposed of according to law. It is .*» •«. ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• M ! establishment by the late Dr. E. It. Silsby Hospital has graduated rant hypocrites. — "The choice of books is not the evident that we have a good and When a woman migrates to Rock ••• Chance nevec helps those who do least pa"rt of the duties of a scholar.” competent Judge who knows how to land from some other town ar.d — not help themselves.—-Sophocles. ••• apply the law and who does apply It proves herself undesirable, the judge '•* constructively Yet, here was a may as well order her to “move on ” ‘4g .«. e*e, e«< e«< e«e a«< e«o e»e ••• ••• «•••«•••• Have you read Edward Slosson's latest book, “Keeping Up With Sci- I perfect torrent of gospel to be poured We cannot shoulder responsibility for out at 10.31) Sunday morning with no THE CHAPMAN CONCERT pnee?” It is written especially for migratory disorder. However, that j those readers who have neither time J prospect of any drop of its energy ] course Is only local palliation and RED WING THOROUGHBRED Miss Muriel H- Wilson, soprano, ] nor inclination to study technical ar- being applied to the poignant prob affords no cure either for us or for lem of these disorderly women. The our neighbors. Collective intelli “The Motor With Power to Spare” ; and Gutsseppe Lombardo, tenor, with 1 tides, but who wish to have some appalling spectacle of such a Niag gence Is called for. In Nine Different Models—4 to 90 H. P. j William R. Chapman at the piano, knowledge of the constant advances ' | will give a notable concert in the ' in the various branches of science. I ara of wasted power on one hand, and His Honor, the Mayor, is right. : : : AGENTS FOR : : : i First Baptist church Thursday even- , The articles are authoritative but are . of such pitiable social liability on the This lg more of a church than a mu • other prompts these thoughts which nicipal /problem. A broken life be Kermath Scripps Searchlights, etc. ! ing, under the auspices of Wight ; written in a popular, chatty style] Red Wing I Philharmonic Society. This' pro- which makes the book especially' I submit for what they may be longs to the church to repair. In Speedway Mianus Winton Unimote Generating Outfit gram will be presented: 1 adapted to "flll-in” reading. worth. Dickens’ "Bleak House," “Poor Jo," is Lathrop Fritbie Johnson Reliance Tachometer! Our churches are ostensibly or told to “Move on” until, at last, in Evinrude Cadyford and Electric Bilge Pumps I (a) Rlntiieanto ...... Toselll Mr Lombardo ( To those who have not time to ganized and maintained to "seek and his misery and animal ignorance he Sterling Standard Many Electric Windlasse* ’ 25?™ Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, March 17, 1925. Every-Other-Day TT it. The Courier-Gazette AT THE CAPITOL LOST BY TWO POINTS THE APPLE MARKET THREE TIMES A WEEK Prices Soft But Good Starks Sell Maine Legislature’s 11 th Weakened Rockland Team Well—Spuds and Turnips Un CIRCULATION AFFIDAVIT Rockland. Maine. March IT, 1925. Week Promises To Be One Loses To the Westbrook changed. Personally appeared Frank S Lyddle who on natli declares That lie is pressman ln the Of Its Most Important. Girls. office of The Courier-Gazette. and that of the Boston. March 1|. the Issue of this paper of March .14. 1925, there was printed a total of 6.456 conies. There were two disappointing Movement of apples has been very Augusta, Me.. March 16—Senator A brilliant electrical parade with Before me. FRANK B MILLER. Forrest H. Bond of Jefferson, Lin good for ihe past week, but prices are Notars' Public. things about the girls' basketball "The American Legion” as the theme very soft; particularly on the coln County, has been appointed game in the Arcade Saturday after with others to attend a conference and costing approximately $50,006, unclassified of all varieties. Hear* O Israel: The Ixird our God noon- One was the defeat suffered It does qpt look now like much is one Lord.—Deuteronomy 6:4. on the Holmes order for the lnves- will be on* of thq innovations of the by the home team; the other was the improvement: at present, anyway ______tigatlon of the conditions in the tex- Legion's big annual convention Oct. “ I tile industry of Maine. The Sepaite small attendance. So far as the de Starks, when bright and free froth The steadily increasing number of i has three members on the commit- 5 to 9. inclusive at Omaha. scald, are selling very well; but Ren feat was concerned it was not alto Davis selLharil unless they show fair stockholders in sound public serv-1tee an<* the House has the same gether unexpected aqd the game This spectacle will be put on by the Knights of Ak-Sur-Ben. who each sl2e and good color. number The situation of the order was lost by only two points. The ice corporations gives proportionate year present the “Murdl Gras of the Potatoes and turnips are un I is this: Originally introduced it fluancial |»art of the affair was par assurance of stability in business MALLORY Middle West” at Omaha, nnd whose changed. provided ithat- the investigation ticularly sad. the total receipts at fame as royal hosts has spread to Baldwins. No 1. bxs...... 1 25 io 2 HO and is the surest defense against the should be made by the Legislative the "gate" heing only $18.70. The Committee on Labor. It was amend- the four corners of the land. Baldsins. No. 1. bids...... $3.30 to $1 50 mischievous propaganda of socialism. HATS net loss on the gameris something Baldwins, unclassified, bbls. .. 2 50 to 3 50 In 1900 the American Telephone & 'd Oy Representative Cummings to “Nothing ean express the scope, the Baldwins, unclassified, bxs...... 75 to I 25 Estm-QoaUtr Super-Quslitr the Association does nil like to think Millions carefully worked out plans and the have the mvewtigration made ‘by the about. It indicates a lack of interest Odd Varlesiw. bbls...... 2 50 to 3.50 Telegraph Co., one of the five Ameri Commissioner of Labor. The House spirit, which we are confident will Odel Varieties, bxs...... 75 to 1.23 ^5 * 7 or a lack of loyalty, and either is Tolnian Sweets, bbls. ...^...... 2 50 to 4.00 can corporations with total invest make the 1925 convention the great then referred the order to the com- unthinkable. ttreeninzn, bbls ...... 2 .70 to 3.50 est in the history of the American WITH THE ments of more than $1.000.000.000, mittee on Legal Affairs. It was then ATS are not a mere Alibis are of little avail, but it Spys. Mils...... 2 50 to 5.00 sent to the Senate where it was re Legion." said Everetts Buckingham, Ben Davis, bbls...... 2.00 to 3.00 each was owned by 7.500 stockhold annex, appendix, or would he only fair to state that Starks, bbls...... 2 50 to 3 50 ferred to a committee consisting or chairman of the committee. ers. Today it is owned -by more than after-thought toour business. Rockland High was without the Potatoes, 100 lps...... 1 20 to 1 25 a committee on Legul Affairs and a H * * • • Turnips, 100 lbs...... 1 00 to 1.25 services of two regulars—Misses 343.000 stockholders. Approximately We are men’s hatters with Kingman & Hearty, inc., committee on Labor. The Senate Egan and Trafton. Because of their With $50,000 already in the bank a complete showing, not just "The House Built on the Apple." 50,000 employees are stockholders in failed to adopt the Cummings absence the team did not present its and ah additional $75,000 pledged by amendment. The committee confer men’s wear dealers with a Million the United States Steel conporation, maximum strength either at center Ak-Sar-Ben; with an ideal central ence is for the purpose of straight REMARKABLE SHOWING another -billion-dollar concern. The show-case or two or hats. or on the defense. And Westbrook, location; with a convention commit ening the tangle. ‘ Drat W<0 And Succeed" victor by a large score In the preced tee consisting of the city’s most in steam railroads are owned by up ing game, was here in all its glory. fluential men, Omaha is tackling the Dodge Brothers remarkable in ward of 777.000 stockholders. Cus The members of the 82d Maine Rockland led by three points at the problem of feting a multitude, which crease in production and sales con tomer ownership has added more legislature assembled yesterday af end of the flrst period, the score it is expected will reach 100,000, with Dollar tinues without interruption, an offi than 1,800.000 shareholders in the ternoon for the 11th week of the ses Gregory’s standing 9 to 6. The visitors scored vim and vigor. Instead of the usual sion with the determination to fi four points to the home team's tW'o, cial statement from the factory dis electric light and power companies. one parade, there will be three, each nally adjourn the first week in April. which still left Rockland one -point of which will be worth coming to closes. This wider ownership of the profit Although there is a mass of matter ahead. The precarious lead was held Omaha to witness Major General Actual retail deliveries by dealers able businesses of the country is a in the legislative hopper, the leaders through the third period, but it was George B. Duncan of the Seventh during February were within a few great reinforcement to lasting pros believe that adjournment sine die apparent to the fans that Rockland Cofips area promises t<^ mobilize the cars of 15.000. which is an increase of Motor may be reached Saturday. April 4, must soon wear down under the at 23.1 percent over deliveries in Feb perity. It demonstrates that people entire area in Omaha to stage one but they admit that hustling must he BERT BLODGETT SANG tack and that all of Westbrook’s of The greatest military spectacles ruary, 1924. have at last begun to discriminate done. throws would not continue to go wide ever held in America. Every week in February showed a between untried, get-rich-quick lures Beginning today it is expected that Forty Club Had Rousing of the cage. • • • • material increase over tbe preceding and the stable businesses that offer floods of oratory on various meas Miss Breen was shifted to center There will be auto tours, broncho- week and the flrst half of March like wise exceeded the last hal* of Feb a record of actual earning power ures will be forthcoming and wil! Good Meeting—Endorsed in the hope of bolstering up that po busting and cow-riding stunts at the Watch This Paper , . continue until Thursday noon at sition, but the movement found its stockyards, athletic Contests, band ruary. and a fair return on their stocks and ,eaRt n ,g prohable that a Police Matron Project. reaction in an even more vociferous concerts, with the Ak-Sar-Ben car While dealers' stocks are excep bonds. More than 38,000.000 persons ! rise" session will be held at 8 o’clock attack by the lassies from West nival which will be developed into a tionally low, the factory is turning for Further Details have more than $20,000,000,000 in Saturday but only for the transac brook. and when Dot went back 4o street exposition and will be the play out cars in such volume that it is A rousing meeting of the Forty her old position it was too; late to hoped to meet practically the entire savings accounts in the United »‘°n of routine matters, so that the Club was held at the Thorndike ground of the thousands and thou printer may work over the weekend. current demand. Production for the Grill yesterday noon with President overcome the momentum which the sands of guests. States. It is of the greatest import- The oratorical fire-works will .be visitors had gained • • • • flrst week of March was over 1000 Dr. Walter M. Spear of the Rock *ance to the nation that these savers gin in the Senate Friday when the Mtss Htnery starred for West cars a day. land Rotary Club as the speaker. A bit of shrapnel is going to wreck be protected. To do this it is not bill introduced by Harriman of Red brook. and whenever the hall crossed Dodge Brothers sales for 1924 in Covers were laid for 60 who enjoyed the life of 'Henry Charles Odell of field to n>ake it illegal for any muni- the dead line into her territory the creased more than 25 percent over necessary that they learn the tricks a perfectly served luncheon with Hoboken. N. J„ and his mother's too. eipalty to use anything but standard air seemed to be full of her auburn 1923. in the face of an 11 per cent de of Dr. Cook or other fakers, but to sirloin steak and green peas as the unless the efforts of the Hudson time will come up for consideration. locks. She scored three more points cline in the Industry as a whole. most interesting items. A cold bot County American Legion are success understand that any safe investment The fight against the measure will than Miss Breen, who generally does These facts, considered with the tle of Mount ZIreo Ginger cham ful. It is a strange Jekyll and Hyde ROCKLAND AUTO SALES CO. is based on a record of past per be waged by Senators Cram and An- not have to take a back seat from present continued increase, besifeak pagne. "The Water of Health" graced case which the police want to pun thoine of Cumberland county and any of them a most gratifying condition and formances and not on promises. The each plate through the courtesy of ish with prison and the Legion to Rockland, Maine Senator Walker of Knox county If Westbrook had a strong pair of Dodjte Brothers are naturally opti only substantial evidence that an in the makers and the John Bird Co. cure with hospital. Ihe bill should pass the Senate, the guards. Miss Hodgkins though not mistic.—adv. vestment will pay and not lose is the The most awe inspiring feature was • • • • i measure having already passed the the song stunt turned by H. P. Blod in the game all of the time, put up fact that the company is established, lower branch by a good margin, the gett G. A. Lawrence. P. P. Bicknell a stubborn defense for Rockland. A decade ago, Odell, a medical stu LEGISLATIVE NOTICES that it has paid dividends on its iriends of daylight saving time will and Dr. Spear as Rotarjr Club guests. The score: dent, supported his mother and lived stocks consistently and interest on have a referendum to be voted op by The various committee reports Westbrook High School such an unimpeachable life that even JUOICIARY tbe neighbors praised him. The toc The Committee nn Judiciary will give a the people of the whole state at a showed that constructive work was • Goals Fouls Pts. its bonds regularly. A concrete ex sin of war sent him to France and public hearing in Its rooms at the State special election, it is' stated. The being done by the elob. Half of the Bmery, rf •...... 6 1 13' ample of the sort of investment that there at the front a splinter of shrap House. In Augi'sta, on resolve to amend the constitution Rockland delegation at the Kenne- Gerard If ...... 2 0 WEDNESDAY. March I8J1. 1&25. 2 p. m. 4 nel ripped open his scalp as if with a meets this test is supplied by our prohibiting fhe use of public funds •bec Bridge hearing were Forty Club King, c ...... 0 0 (I on the following: knife. Home again, he could not S. D No. ITS An Art relating to the affi own local corporation, the Camden & for sectarian schools, introduced by members and various other projects Morgan, sc ...... 0 0 6 senator Barwise of Penobscot, was find work; Jibi head ached. His ef-‘ davit of plaintiff being taken it prima facie Rockland Water Company, in its have been carried through. The po Suter’er. rb ...... 0 0 6 evidence taken up in the House this morning. lice matron idea was endorsed as forts to obtain compensation failed. S D No. 183 An Act relating to the At present proffer of stock to home in King, lb ...... 0 0 8 torney General. • • • . was Oov. Brewster's publicity cam Desperate and down to rockbottom. Legionnaires say. he purloined letters S D No. 181 An Act relating to com vestors. Among the bills, passed to he en paign. It was voted to limit the club Totals ...... 8 1 17 pulsory voting at election*. from the mail. Postal inspectors S. D. No 182 An Act relating to taxa grossed of Knox and Lincoln County membership and establish a waiting Rockland High Schol interest are included: An act to cre list due to the number of applica caught him. Jail awaits him— tion of corporations. On March 17 one's thoughts find nat Goals Fouls unless the Legion succeeds 8 D No. 175 An Act tQ prevent travel ate a game sanctuary to be known as’ tions now in. The proposition of re ling peddlars. dealers, salesmen and solicitors ural inclination to the land of which the Knox Count;' Game Preserve; ceiving delinquent boys received at-J Hodgkins, lb ...... 0 0 iA getting him sent to a Vet of orders for punch boards, seal cards, slot St. Patrick is the recognized patron. an act relating to the salary of the tention. Hon. William T. Cobb will- Legage lb ...... 0 0 erans’ Bureau hospital for treatment. gambling machines or other implements, ap Smith, lb ...... 0 0 The Legionnaires say that if Odell is paratus* or materials of any form of gambling When he was a boy in the public clerk of courts of Knox County; a address the meeting of March 23 and S. D. No 146 An Act relating to the in resolve in favor of I.ester IJ. Baton, Koster, rb ...... 0 0 hospitalized instead of Imprisoned, he terrogating of adverse parties in action nt schools the present editor of this 8. T. Kimball will Ire the speaker at warden at Thomaston State Prison. the session March 30. Legage. rb ...... 0 0 can be cured of criminal tendencies. law or equity for the discovery of facts and paper numbered amonfe his friends Blackball, c...... 0 0 • • * « Uwuments admissible in evidence at the tri&l This is just further legislature in the Dr. Spear's address was a master of the action. many boys of Irish parentage, the procedure of the bills. ly handling of the subject of "Club Griffin, sc ...... 0 0 “The American Legion Tri-State H D. No. 118 An Act relating to recording Perry, cf ...... 2 1 Bowling Association." Is the name of of instruments of conveyance. sons of early immigrants who driveh ... * and Inter-Club Relations” and was, Breen, rf ...... 5 0 the latest Legion athletic activity. tf. D No 287 An Act to amend iSectlon •According to a statement by Pres treated in a broad manner, showing out of Ireland by the stress of fam Flanagan, rf ...... 0 9 It came about when about 50 bowl 57 of Chapter 87 relating to motions for new ident Buzzell of the Senate, the pres what a tremendous influence for ttfals. ine and hard times had found in ing enthusiasts from posts in Michi ent legislature hopes to make a rec right organizations like Rotary and H D. No. 286 An Act relating to assist Totals ...... 7 1 1» gan, Ohio and Indiana met, formed ance in marking ballot. these regions opportunities in which ord as a vetoless session. Also that the Forty Club could exert. With it Score. Wostljrw’k High 17, Rocks the association and named officers. H P No. 731 An Act in relation to State to lay the foundations of freedom it hopes to break the record as to he coupled some sound advice gar funds for charity patients in public and pri Land High 15. Refereee. Miss Willis, The first tri-state tournament will lie length of session in recent years. nered from long experience as a club vate hospitals 32-33 and prosperity. The kindly ac-. man and more recant connection! Timer, Davies. Scorer, Cecil Benson, held in Toledo, Ohio starting April S. D. No. 206 AnzAct relative to expen The president explained that it was diture on pub ic moneys. Apperson quaintance with those people, the with Rotary. The applause at his 25. the desire of both the legislature and • • • • H. D No. 317 An Act authorizing the re stories of their lives and adventures, the governor that no measure should conclusion was a veritable ovation. The Rock'.and High second ten* cording of marketing agreements of co-op erative Agricultural Associations. Leadership-Value the humor attaching to some of their be passed which would necessitate An Interesting report submitted by defeated the Rockland Midgets 7 to I ■ (Eddie) Collins, newly appointed the Civic Affairs Committee. George in a lively game, refereed by Dick H. D. No. 377 An Act relating to motor more striking characters and the the governor's sending in a veto. manager or the Chicago White Sox vehicle laws. f In the W. Snow, is given in part as follows: Reed. has accepted still another athletic H. D No. 318 An Act relating to the sound of the brogue as it fefl en He also said they hoped to reach a final adjournment by Saturday. « • • • * ♦ • ♦ responsibility. A member of Albert State pier. gagingly upon the ear—all this tend S D. No 207 An Act relating to the April 4. which would make a 15 week • The Civic Affairs Committee sug Graduation hits the boys’ basket (Hinton Wunderlich Post of The Am authority of the State highway commission Straight-Away 8 ed to the creation of a romantic in session the shortest since 1903. when gests that the Manual Training ball team of Rockland High School a erican Legfon in Lansdowne. Penn within tlie limits of State highways. teacher at some future meeting he heavy blow removing Greene. Mur 'Eddie" has agreed to head ihe pof S. D No. 184 An Art to amend certain terest in Ireland and the Irish, which tire legislature was only in session acts relating to corporations. 33 Super-Value 6 invited to tell the club about the phy, Maxi y. Rounds, Bird and Fein, Athletic Committee (hr the year. even the manifest touching of the 13 weeks. Previous to that time tbe FREDERICK W. HLNCKLEY. Chairman ! session had been running from 10 to work being done in the schools for all of whom l ave done yeoman ser The "Laird of I-anedowne" as the HERBERT^. HOLMEfi. Secretary race with the attributes of Yankee- Custombilt V-8 12 weeks. Civic Improvement. vice this season. The team for 1925y sports writers call Eddie, is covering dom and the regretted disappearance • » » • We suggest that some meeting in 26 will l«e built around Merchant, the t.'ncllc situation us he covers LEGAL AFFAIRS The CorandXtee on Legal Affairs wlll give a of the brogue have not been able ut The committee on Sea and Shore the immediate future be set aside Trafton nnd Jim Flanagan. ihe t.e;stone sack. public hearing In Its rooms at the State The Talk of the Town terly to dispell. Once, when the Fisheries announces that the hearing for discussion of Daylight Saving for The girds' team loses only Trafton ♦ • • • tfouse. in Augusta, on in relation to smelt legislation will Rockland. ajid Breene, although this is like WEDNESDAY. March 18. 1825, 2 p ni. glamour of this romance lay thickest Day toil. Ohio Post Is conducting a on the following: Never before have cars of take place Thursday instead of Fri The Committee recommends thaj losing two front teeth. Next sea- tf. P. 858. H. D. 203 An Act to amend it was our privilege to visit the a resolution be drawn up by tl# of program to place a flag ln each of such distinctive finish, assur day. ton's coaches w ill have a promising1 ttayton's 700 schoolrooms. Question aeeilon 18 of chapter 51 of the Revised Emerald Isle, before its poetry, its • • • » ficers of this club and that a copy be field to select from: Lucille lL,de- Statutes as amended by chapter W of tho ed comfort, ease of operation sent to Governor Brewster, com naires pertaining to the flag are sent public Laws of 10J9 relating to proxies legends, its customs and people had .Saturday's Kennebec Journal said: kins. Koster. Flanagan. E. Peiry, to each pupil an the schools, and no $. P. An Act to amend sectfon 18 of “Although the committees of the mencing his advertising and pub Webber. Legage. Smith, ^eles. P!-,ck- chapter 118 of the Revised Statutes as amend and proved performance been subjected to the virus of so room falling below a reasonable av ed by chapter 85 of the Public Laws of 1917, Legislature which have the two Ken licity campaign for the State of liall. Egan. Griffin uni A tee Hodg been offered the public. The phistication. When next we saw it. Maine, and offering-him the support erage will be awarded.a flag, accord relating to fees payable to Registers of Deeds. nebec bridge resolves under consider kins. ThFlast name I olivet woulsl ing to the plan of Instruction outlined II P. 888. H. D 213 An Act relating to of the Forty Club In any way that «ar of your dreams. twenty years later, much of this had ation will not vote thetr report until eeoubtless have made lit- letter ibis by the Legion's Americanization the relief of poor debters. vanished, and in these last ten years I next week, it Is said that th* joint we may be able to aid this good season, but (>r in accident. H. P. 920. H. D 233 An Act relating to work. committee. land taken for parks, squares, public libraries • • • • J • » • and playgrounds 31-33 the changes have proceeded swiftly., committees on ways and bridges and We offer for your action a pro interior waters will report by a good The basketball season will end in J. BLAINE MORRISON. Sec. A late writer tells us that those who posal that a committee whose mem Thirty members of The American majority "ought to pass" on the re u blaze of glory March 27 when the bership be chosen from the Forty Legion in Sullivan, Jud. put on their SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES have found in old Ireland a happy solve for the Bath bridge, while ttte crack General Electric boys from Club, Chamber of Commerce, City Old army uniforms and handled the The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish hunting ground of quiet pleasures committee on ways and'bridges w,ll Lynn. Mass., will meet the local High pries witl give a public hearing ln Its rooms Club. Rotary Club, or any other in crowds that flocked to the scone of report “ought not to pass" on tbe School five in the Arcade. It is at the Styte House, in Augusta, on w for generations may regret it, hut terested organization of the city ol the City coal mine disaster which re TtfTTbSP'AY, March IP', 13*5. at 2 I? in on Richmond bridge resolve. This pre ■that no longer distressful country Rockland for the purpose of raising seldom that local fans are privileged sulted in the death ot 51 miner*. the following: diction was ventured Friday by a to see a Massachusetts team ill action • • • • H. P. No. 1143 An Act relatiut to the reg •has decided to sell its beauties td all funds to advertise Rockland. ulation Of smelt Ashing. 32-24 ipan at the 'State House who had and few Will miss this opportunity, Wide-spread and unselfish activity the world, l'ine automobile roads, The Civic Affairs Committee rec PERCY G. SARGENT, Secretary talked with various members of thefe ommends that a Boy -Scout Commit especially as two Rockland boys, j»y The American Legion, Department exact railway connections and buses two committees." tee be appointed to investigate the Clyde and Otho Record, are in the f Nebraska, was shown by the re APPFKSON to shrines that heretofore were only • , • • i Boy Scout situation in this cjty and Lynn lineup. The High School out urns from a questionnaire sent to fit has been marked by a consistent reached by "shanks mare’’ will usher Bath Times:—Once the Maine Leg report their findings to a future ?166 posts in the department. The 165 islature gives the people of the state all-season improvement, und Coach SPACES 21 and 22 in the new day. It is all part of the meeting. posts have accumulated property to a chance to vote bn the Kennebec We offer as a suggestion that the Jones Is positive that It will be a the value of *164,000; they own eight democratizing of travel. No longer bridge measure a well planned ram- club be incorporated, ami that suit battle worth seeing. Also Coach een buildings and operate 93 clubs: START at the show is Europe p rlcfi man s holiday land puign of publicity will be necetyary to able insignia be adapted for use on Jones drops the information that Jhis' they helped 1.889 'needy veterans- only—.students, teachers, salesmen, carry the desired information into stationery, club papers, and as a game must make up tlie deficit they -held 287 public meetings of every nook and coiner of the staue. lapel bULpn for members, etc. caused by recent contests which were which 96 were Americanization meet clerks and western farmers, are now- rather disastrous, financially. Also, SAV1NC NOW Now that a site which is satisfac We recommend that arrangements ings; 38 posts installed uniform flag A found In regiments over there. They tory to the people and to the rail- be made with the street Railway while in a confiding mood the Coach decoration In thielr cities; four im ha vc not much money. 1»ut they. road has been selected, and one which Company whereby it will reduce the told another secret. There will be proved the etty streets: 20 sponsored When you begin to jearn •buy a lot of scenery in Ireland, which' will not be so far away from the stoias now made on Main street. l»e a girls' game—-High School vs Alum And assisted boy scout troops; Vine You should begin to save. Is no larger than the State of Maine.I business section of the city as to en- tween Park und Granite street*, nae. The important part of the an sponsored a community club; one ...... , ... , , , - I danger its prosperity, Bath people with the Idea in mind of relieving the nouncement Is that the old timers financed a lyceum course etc. INorffr National JBanl?; from the beautiful Lakes of KiUar-l , , ...... ' I will take hold with a will to urge the congestion of traffic between these will be organized and trained by Miss « • • • ROCKLAND ney to tlie massive grandeur of thei advantages of a bridge so that Tlie points. The Committee suggests the Pauline McLoon, home from Wneaton As a means of aiding the health de Giants Causeway.” measure will receive endorsement of following stops be made: Park pn a broken armed furlough. In the partment of Mason City, Iowa, in its SAVINGS BANK the voters at the polls in September street, at the corner of Park and old days there were those who said fight against contagious disease. Am THE NATIONAL DREAM Main; corner of Main qand Tiilkon that the "Blonde Cyclone" could beat erican Legion Officials recently called 429 MAIN ST, ROCKLAND Widespread regret will follow the avenue; at thexCentral Maine Power any ordinary team alone, with one It is th» ambition of cveryo ,e to havt. announced closing of the Silsby Hos off a dance that had been planned Company's .waiting room; corner ot arm tied behind her. It is a good and advertised widely. The Legion home. It rr.ay scam like an importibilit, but Granite and Main streets, the High bet that if the March 27 mill gets A strictly mutual savings pital which has been sq fine an naires took the action because thev it s not once you start saving systematically. agency for good in the community. land cars to use above stops aim to too close she will be in there, arms Considered the health of the com-' bank or no arms. Ctan your foundation teday. 20PERCENT make their stop at Park street in munity above private pleasure or vTbis action will throw increased re front of the Rockland Hotel instead gain, they said. pvery Saturday pay ycurself a fixed wage sponsibility upon Knox General Hos of in front of the American Express One of the Portland Sunday news We give regularly until • • • • DEPOSITS and then deposit your real pa/ in a Savings pital and.call for an early comple Co.’s office. This would mean two papers named Wendell Thornton as stops in the congested part of Main The French government has pro Made during the first four Account. tion of its two awaited wings. further notice 20 PER second chop i- tor center in the all vided permanent quarters for Paris street where now there are siffc. tournament team at the Fniverslty of days of the month ytill CENT OFF the marked That t-he Forty Club endorse tlie Post of The American Legion at 2 You can bank with us by mail. The traveler who now crosses the Maine. He plays on the Higgins Boulevard I^annes. near the Porte Police Matron for Rockland. Classical Institute team. draw interest from the first river at Bath is uplifted by the feel selling price on every Dauphlne. The government has co INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUN lS That wayward iboys of Rockland day of that jponth. ing lhat in no great lapse of time article in our store, includ be put on protection to this club operated in making Paris Poet of The he’ll be performing that piece of through the authority of the Proba Col. \\ illiam Noble Williams, U.S.A. American Legion one of the most SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT Limited United States Depository popular and influential bodies of bvff-obffs by way of a bridge. It is a ing Stoves. tion Officer. tetiied, said to be the oldest mem ber of The Aineridlui Legion, died World War service men in the French FOOT OF LIMEROCK STREET grand and glorious feeling. Mrs. Katherine C. Alden of Hamp in Washington recently aged 88. He capital. • * * « STONINGTON den reported that the teaching of the was active ln the Civil War and The attendance on last week's Bos | Constitution of the United States in fought through three Indian Wars, A beneficial society for members of rhe Biggest Fajnily ton automobile show and the interest FURNITURE CO, the public and private schools of and although declared too old to Herbert Paul Lentz Post in Allen exhibited by the crowds of visitors Maine, a -bill under a new draft serve in the -Spanish-American War, •own. Penn., Is one of the attractive In This Town bfthe he came back and served during th* North National Bark features of the Post. The Post plans augurs another busy season for that should be passed. L. MARCUS World War as a member of the to pay sick benefits of $7 for the flrst Family of Readers of ■wpnderful industry. 313-319 MAIN ST. TIL. 748-J Why does the Thbee Crow Extract Quatermaster Corps. Col Williams ♦hlrteen weeks and $4 for the next Rockland, Main© 110-tf Checkerheri-y taste like the lloxlierry was u meniliei- of George Washington thirteen to atl members who “get tin r— THIS. PAPER r— Good sap weather , l'ltim.—adv. * [ Pofft. der the weather.” Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, March 17, 1925 Wednesday evening Aurora Ix>dge win observe Past Master's night with all the stations filled by Past Mas COMING NEIGHBORHOOD EENTS ters. There will be work upon tlie March H—8t. Patrick’s Pay. Master MRsen’g degree with five Can March 18—Monthly meeting of Baptist didates. A banquet will be served at Men’s League Fuller-Cobb-Davis March 18—Chicken pattle luncheon at Con 6.30 by Golden Rod Chapter, O. E. S. A FLINT AUTObiography gregational church. March 18-21—Rockland Automobile and The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Radio Show at the Arcade. March 18-19—State Convention of D. A.R hag Its regular circle supper Wednes In Bangor. day at O. A. R. hall- There will be March 19—Chapman concert in First Bap initiation at the evening meeting. tist church. To the Women (THE STORY OF A DEMONSTRATOR WHOSE CHASSIS WILL BE ON DIS March 19—Masquerade dance at the Coun The Warren Auxiliary will conduct try Club the work. ^n entertainment will March 19-20—Benefit Minstrels in Rock Many yeara we have handled a We are partially prepared to port , PLAY AT THE ROCKLAND AUTO SHOW) March 20—VlnaXiaven Food Fair. very exclusive and deairable line supply your early Spring needs (Match 20—City schools close. A most curious and rare crab, with □latch 20—’Address by B. C. Redonnet, of from eur Ready to Wear De Wiscasset, auspices Women’s Educational its back covered with pretty little of Men’s Coats. Club, hi Methodist vestry. w-hite shells (Anomia simplex) was partments. 1 am a model 55. 1 was brought up by The Flint Motor Company, a division of The Locomo-* March 21—Civil Sendee Examination at taken from a lobster pot off Mctinic English Top Coats Rockland Post Office. bile Company of America. Island recently by Woodbury Snow March 21—Young Folks* convention at English Gabardine and Each day brings naw arrivata. Methodist church, Rockland. and presented to the Knox Academy MY MAKE is the result of years of experience—-constant improvement, in fact, the best known March 21—First day of spring. Museum.—J. T. Smyth of 'Camden Let ut knew your wants and wa March Aprils.—Singing revival. First Rain Coats Baptist church. sends in to the museum a fine spec ean surety fill them. to W. C. Durant, famous pioneer auto builder and his engineers, put into a car and called the Flint; a March 23—Class o< ’21 High School Bene imen of the dirt tunnel of thp'frap- of all descriptions for our sum promise fulfilled by Mr. Durant that when he perfected an automobile good enough he would name it the fit Dance—Arcade. door spider. March 27—Basketball—'Lynn, Mass., vs R. mer trade and wf find that a If you ere in town eom« and Flint his own beloved Flint, Michigan. 11. S. (boys) R H S. vs Old Timers (girls; after city, March 39-LCity schools reopen. There has been organized in Bel look at them. If you are out of March 30—Thomaston town meeting. great many of the men in Rock MY CONSTRUCTION. When at the show go over my chassis carefully. You will find the evi March 31, April 1-3-r-Iarmen* Week at the lingham, Washington, a corporation town and tha read conditions are College of Agriculture. known as the People’s Coal Op. A land and vicinity do not know it dence of real goodness in every detail. , April 2 — Thomaston— Easter Fair at Con publication known as llAhson’s so bad that you cannot earns let gregational church. April 3—Rockport—“Cheer Up Chad," Choice News. published by the new us supply your wants)by parcel A SEVEN BEARING CRANKSHAFT. Essentially an expensive feature. Reduces vibration auspices of Dumalquas class of Baptist S. S. concern, is carrying a series oCbiog at Union hall. raphical sketches of the officers.-The poet or American Express. Wa well beyond the point experienced in other cars with less bearing surface. April 7—Knox County Supreme Court con venes. current issue contains the portrait We invite your inspection. pay 'II charfaa. April 12—Easter Sunday. and sketch of Dr. George Stntrkley, A TUBULAR BACKBONE. Found on no other six-cylinder car. Increases chassis rigidity, April 17—Address, “The Care of our de formerly of Cfcmddn, who is one of fectives, Delinquents and Dependent*," by improves riding, protects body from road strains. Grube B. Cornish, auspices Woman’s Educa the trustees. tional Club at Methodist vestry. April 22-27—Annual conference of Metho* IMPROVED.MOTOR SUSPENSION. Engine mounted inside the frame at four points on a sub- dtat Episcopal Churches ln Augusta. In Municipal Court Saturday Wood May 19—Mothers’ Day. bury M. Maker was fined Hi and frame support. costs, having been found guilty of A Chilly Week the larceny of a propeller fried the Fuller-Cobb-Davis POWERFUL QUIET L-HEAD MOTOR. Developing 70 horsepower at 2500 R. P. M. Weather outlook for the week in boat of Frank H. Maloney irf~South North Atlantic States: Fail* at be Thomaston. H-j appealed and gave THERMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED COOLING SYSTEM. ginning fallowed by rains or snows in bail. Maker was arrested bi State GROUND TRANSMISSION GEARS IN MORE EXPENSIVE CARS. North portions about middle and to Detective C. Everett Harringtfin who ward end. Temperatures will be testified that he found Mr. Maloney's Penobscot View Grange is holding EASY ACCESSIBILITY OF ALL MECHANICAL UNITS. normal or below most of the week. missing property at the South Rail a supper Thursday at 6.30 o’clock. THE BISHOP PLEASED way. Capt. Israel Snow testified to All of these features, and more, have been quickly recognized by the buying public as evidenced having bought the propeller from There will be cars to W«rren and The Knickerbocker Class netted Confirm* Class of Twenty- Maker. The respondent, represented by the demand for the Flint throughout the country, a demand unequalled by any other automobile in its Camden after the Chapman concert. about 325 from its supper at the Unl- by L. D. Jones, olfered no defense. versalist vgstry Saturday evening. R. four and Is Pleased With price class during the first year of its existence. Miss Hilma Kiskilla. R. H. S., ’25, V. Stevenson was charge d’ affaires, Local Work. is employed as bookkeeper and ste It will be the privilege of the Bap with Arthur F. Lamb as aide de MY PERFORMANCE. Soon after being completed I was sent to Rockland (“The Gateway to nographer at the Snow-Hudson Co. tist Men’s League tomorrow night to camp. listen to on« of the most eloquent Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster of Vacation Land”). I have found this a great country for a Flint. In a distance of more than 10,000 miles The dance at the Head-of-the- Ray pulpit orators ln Maine, Rev. James 4j»eeting of the Community-Fair Portland, Bishop of Maine, paid his I have traveled your roughest roads, climbed your steepesit hills and crawled through your slowest traffic, scheduled for this week has been F. Albion, formerly of Portland. Dr. promoters—the Parent-Teacher As official visit to the three local Episco in high gear. 1 run as smooth as an ocean liner, gaining great speed when desired, swiftly gliding, never postponed to a week from Wednesday Albion's subject will be ’’The Dawn sociation and the Rockland Commu pal churches Sunday and confirmed night, March 25. of a New Day.” Those who heard nity and School Improvement Asso a class of 24. At St. Peter’s church jumping. These of you who have ridden ^r driven me will bear witness to these facts. Call 912 for a his brief remarks at the organization ciation, is called for 4 o'clock Friday in the morning he wqs greeted hy a of the Rotary Club some weeks ago, demonstration and let me convincd^YOU. The regular meeting of Miriam Re afternoon in the Post Office, second fine congregation and hy the aug bekah Lodge will be held tonight know that a real treat is in store. floor. President Richardson will mented choir which gave some very The housekeepers are cudgeling their MY APPEARANCE. ' Modesty requires me to ask you to look over my brothers at the’show or The degree will be conferred on can preside for the first time and his excellent music. The altar was brains to know how to get up an didates. with regular circle supper at pleasing duty will be the splitting tastefully decorated, calla lilies pre on the street. My owners think nothing cah compare with the Flint for all round appearance anywhere even better supper than those which dominating. The Bishop’s talk was 6 o’clock. of the proceeds of the biggest Fair have been served during the winter. most Interesting and was followed by near its price. We leave it to you. ever held in Rockland. This will the confirmation of a class of seven Officers of the Coast Artillery Corps conclude a long series of meetings including Mrs. George H. Parker. LOCAL SERVICE. I am proud to say that I have blazed the way for the coming of Flint cars attended a school of instruction at “It doesn’t seem possible that we held by these organizations which Misses Leola E. Rowling. Marguerite Hotel Rockland Saturday night. Maj. had automobiles 25 years ago.” said culminated in Community Fair. W. Cunningham. Miss Marion E. Teel, to Rockland. My coming here has resulted so favorably that a $15,000 home is now being prepared for O. C. Merritt and Lieut. De Merritt Walter T. Prescott to a Courier-Ga- M1#s Margaret Allen. Miss Maxine were in charge. xetter reporter yesterday: "yet here's Flint cars on the old circus grounds which will be completed around the first of April. We cordially in the proof.” and he pointed to the None who saw the weird beauty of Barry and John S. Newhall. Bishop the "Balloon Dance” at Red Letter Brewstec was much pleased with the vite you to come and see us there. You will find Those who have seen "The Dixie Twenty-Five Years Ago Column of Ball, and none who danced its fas condition of the parish and the parish Handicap" at Strand Theatre do not the Richmond (Va.) Times Despatch AN ORGANIZATION ANXIOUS TO SERV^ YOU. cinating. explosive steps, will want ,room improvements recently complet hesitate to pronounce it the best pic in which appeared this paragraph: “An automobile of the latest design to miss the Class of ’21 Benefit Dance ed under the direction of the rector, ture of that type ever shown in Rock at the Arcade next Wednesday night, Rev. j'.'B. Pitcher. FIREPROOF GARAGE. ’ land. Organist O'Hara’s Southern will he In Richmond tomorrow, and will be in charge of Walter T. Pres for several ultra-attractive balloon The Thatnaston service was held at LARGEST SHOWROOM IN KNOX COUNTY. melodies make it a delightful enter novelties have been inlrodpced. The 3.30 o'clock and was marked by sev tainment. cott of Klngans. It is not known who will be allowed to ride-in it. youngsters who are promoting the eral interesting features. In the first COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT. \ The self-propelling carriage pontes affair are a live, clean bunch and the place the parishioners were sum Martin Billings, who has been mak show will be run right, yet pep it moned by the sweet-toned bell which GOOD GULF AND SOCONY GAS AND Ol LS. ing his home on Chestnut street, re from New York where hundreds of such are now In use. Capt, An will have, all in capitals and red at has hung silebtain an unsafe belfry LADIES’ REST ROOM. turned yesterday to Stonington. The for years, the repairs heing com drew Plzzini will sopn have his au that. What they haven't thought of house which he occupied was lately pleted especially for the Bishop's visit. tomobiles on the streets of the etty in novelties isn't in the book. The bought hy E. C. Moran, Jr, who will Then the service was held in the for the benefit of those who desire to New High School is the beneficiary. And when a Flint needs a doctor, and that is not often as Flint owners will testify, we have in occupy it about April 1st. after mak chureh proper. or auditorium for the ride ln them.” . our head mechanic, George Hallowell, a man who kn ows Flints, both from careful study at home and in ing alterations apd improvements. Tfle funeral services of the late first time In many months due to the George F. Crocker were held at the kindness of certain unnamed friends Boston. Get acquainted with him. A FLINT. "Bill” Shaughnessey, the\ well All Kidiand will be at Park The family residence on Orange street through whose generosity a new fur known Bath polo player, was a vis atre Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, yesterday afternoon, with a very nace was installed which permitted itor in the city last night, having the attraction being the Grammar large attendance and an impressive the heating of the chureh. The been in Camden on business. The School heulth plays presented in the display of flowers. Rev. W. S. musical program was particularly versatile Shipping City athlete has interest of better physical condition Rounds of the Congregational church fine, numbering 16 voices with violin wintered well, and could still do a for our boys and girls. Three health officiated and Ralph R. Ulmer Camp accompaniment. There are many clever stunt at halfback, with or plays will he presented under direc of Spanish War Veterans conducted young people in the choir at present without practice. tion of P. A. Jones, Director of Its ritual service under the leader •VPiss Audrey Pillsbury. Miss Ada M Heulth Education in the local schools, ship of J. F. Carver, who was an in Davis. Miss Katheryn W. Scott and Those who correctly solved the ROCKLAND, MAINE. tbe youngsters from the grammar timate personal friend of the de Clarence A. Simmons were confirmed. Dixie Handicap cross word puzzle in school serving as principals and cast. ceased. The bearers \vere Lamont The Bishops talk was exceptionally The Courier-Gazette and received the The "HickviUe Drill” which made A. Wellman, James F. Carver. Dr. good and tt included felicitations for 25 pairs of tickets to Strand Theatre such a hit a Comunity Fair will be Walter M. Spear and Joseph Mowry. the fine spirit so manifest on the were: P. H. McKusick, John Dugan. repeated by request. The other The interment was in Achorn ceme port of the little parish of St. John Mrs. Lilian Copping, 'Nick Anastasio, plays will be ‘‘-School Bell Fever” and tery. the Baptist. The everting service Robert Greeley. Miss Josephine "Health Fairies.” A small admis was held at the church ot St. Thomas Thorndike, John Gulstln, Mrs. Fred Brave the Wind and Storm 1855 1925 sion fee will be charged school chil Claremont Commanderw played a in Camden where a class of 12 was Jordan, Della Crosby, Rurdelle dren. Manager Benson has con double header in the asylum yester confirmed. in ihe best wet weather togs Hlroiit, Mildred Ryan, Gertrude tributed the use of the theatre to day. with degree work afternoon and :: Memorials:: Boody.Anna Webster, Elizabeth ever invented gether with a comedy reel of pic evening. Those who received the the 0 Reed. Louise Williams, Mrs, Avaughn tures- degrees were Raymond D. Williams E. A. GLIDDEN & CO Ames, Mrs. Bernice Dunbar Mary C. und John N. Glidden of Damariscotta, Mrs. Fannie Nile* Harvey. iftfe of FISH BRAND WALDOBORO, ME. Hart. Mrs. A. J. Moody, E. R. Press Herald: The Rockland and Dr. Emery B. Howard. James E. Dr. A. K. P. Harvey, went forth on Veazie. Pearl Borgerson, Florence beam trawler Loon, which arrived Roberts and Floyd M. Richardson of life'* great pilgrim age Into the un Rhllbrook, Mattie Andrews, Elmer F. REFLEX here Thursday from the Western Rockland. A banquet was provided seen, Sunday morning. Gamage. BORN Banks with 210,600 pounds of fish, ai recess time. The attendance was 'Mr*. Harvey had three dominant C * MAINE CENTRAL RAH.ROAD COURIER-GAZETTE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE, tenant's_harbor Eastern Standard Time t Beltless, Form Fitting Gowns * 11 Trains Leave Rockland for Augusta. A17IX) a. nt., t7 .30 a. m . tl.10 p m.1 HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Clarence Thompson lias had a ‘DIAMOND DYES” Bangor, A17 IK)a. n>. t7.3Ua. in . tl 10p. m. I When the correct letter* ore placed In the white aiinces Ihle pmale wit telephone Installed 111 his residence. Boston. A|7.00u m, 17.30*. ni.. tl.lOp.m. I ■pell word* both vertically nnd horliontnlly. The first letter In each word Ii K.-.ends Mrs. Sophia Wood, who Supplanting the Chemise Frocks Brunswick, A§7.00a.m., t7.30a.in.. tl lOP ra*» Indicated by a number, which refer, to the »•«’'** b',o« «*• »"«'« | „ a patient at the Silsby Hospital. t5 30 P- m. ,, Thu* No. 1 under the column headed “horlaontal define, n word which will III . . favorable COLOR THINGS NEW- Lewiston. A §7.00 a. n»., j7-30a. m., tl.10 p. w. white .pace, up to the flr.t block .u..re to the rSpht., nnd a number nnde hoehland are (slad to hear tatorahle New York. tl.lOp.m. the Portland, AS7.00 a. m, 17.30 a. m., 11.10 p. in., “vertical” defines a word which will fill the white aqunres to the next black on» } reports of her condition and are hop- Beautiful home below. No letters go In the black Npa< ea. All wordu u«ed arc dictionary wordit ing that she may soon return home, dyeing and tint ’Waterville. A57 00a.nl. 17.30 a.m.. 11.10p.m. except proper names. Abbreviations, slang. Initials, technical terms and obso There will be a public poverty Woolwich. A 17.00a.m., 17.30a.m., ing is guaranteed lete forms are indicated In the definitions. social in the I. O. O. P*. hall next 15.30 p. m. ; with Diamond Thursday evening under the auspices 1 Dally, except Sunday. Dyes. Just dip A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath, to W ool* of Puritan Rebekah Lodge. Everyone in cold water to wich. come dressed for the occasion. Hulled D. C. DOUGLASS, M. L. HARRIS, 6 r 6 tint soft, delicate 9-28 24 V. P. 8c Gen’l Mgr. Gen’l Passenger Ag% corn and milk, also home-made can shades, or boil to dies will be on sale. dye rich, perma J Mrs. Alice Comstock and Mrs. l>eah nent colors. Each Vinalhaven and Rockland r Smith and daughter Arlene who have 15-ccnt package been spending a few days in town, contains direc Steamboat Co. ft—" IS n have returned to their homes in West tions so simple any woman can dye Somerville, Mass. The direct route between •j” or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bickmore re waists, dresses, coats, stockings, ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN, NORTH HA« w VEN. STONINGTON ANO SWAN'S 3.0 turned home last week after spending sweaters, draperies, coverings, hang ISLAND the winter touring Florida. ings, evervthing new. Ernest Rawley is demonstrating a Buv “biamond Dyes”—no other WINTER ARRANSEKHt? r7 2.8 (Subjsct to change without notice) 25 radio in the postoffice. kind and tell your druggist whether • IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. Mrs. Emma Torrey is spending a the material you wish to color ia wool 8. 1924. 29 JO few weeks at home owing to .the ill or silk, or whether it ia linen, cotton, Leaves Swan’s Island dally except Sundays ness of her daughter. Mrs. Sophia or mixed goods. at 5.30 A M. for Stonington, North Haven, Vinalhaven and Rockland. Wood. Mrs. Torrey will later return Returning leaves Rockland at 1.30 P. M. to Connecticut, whence she came, and for Vinalhaven, North Haven, Stonington and complete her visit with her sister, VINALHAVEN Swan’s Island Mrs. A. W. Mont. B. H. STINSON, 3/ 32 33 3^ 35 X, 3r 38 5? General Agent. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boman and Rockland. Maine. Oct. 6. 1924. On Feb. 19. Acting District Deputy daughter Ruth of Listion Fulls are <0 41 4^ President Mrs. Josie Conary of this guests of relatives in town. place assisted by Mrs. Inez Crosby of Mrs. A. U. Patterson and Mrs. URNS Camden as marshal, installed the Charles (Irindle entertained the Silent <5 « or scalds of small area, officers of Puritan Rebekah Lodge. Sisters Friday afternoon and evening. cover first with wet bak bo i The ceremonies were private. Those The feature of the afternoon was an ing soda. When dry, & 11 51 installed were: Addie Erickson, no old fashioned quilting. Supper was a ble grand; Jessie Wiley, vice grand; served. Mrs. J. Hollis Colemere ot take this off. Dress with Flora Smalley, recording secretary; Waco. Texas,, was an honored guest. Vicks, gently. Do not 3T r s, S3 Harriet Wheeler, financial secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Prosser of rub in. Bandage lightly. Margaret Gilchrest, chaplain; Kath Lisbon Falls are guests of Mrs. H leen Barter, warden; Mabel Wilson, Prosser's parents. Postmaster and • ■ conductor; Amelia Taylor, left sup Mrs. F. L. Roberts. ■ ■ porter X. G.; Xirta Cook, right sup Miss Geneva Knowlton has re porter V. G.; Xancie Watts, l^ft sup turned to Port Clyde, having been (©, 1926, Western Newspaper Union.) porter V. G.; William Erickson, out the guest of her brother, Ray VapoRub Horizontal. Vertical. side guardian. e Josie Conary will be Knowlton, the past week. Over IT Million Jare Ueed Yearly 1—Kind of a meat and vegetable 2— Recline installed right supporter X. G. and Mrs. W. Y. Fossett was in Rockland atew popular in Spain 3— Behold Florence Cook treasurer, at the next Friday. 11— Infinitesimal part 4— Reach regular meeting. The stage and ta Mrs. Reuben Carver entertained 12— Stratagem 5— Character in a tragic poeir 14—Poem linked with Francesca bles in the banquet hall were ar the Washington Club Saturday even 16— Preposition 6— Current of air tistically decorated and a fine musical ing at her home Supper was served. 17— Part of verb “to be” 7— Unconfirmed report program was enjoyed during the sup Mrs. Andrew Johnson and Mrs. 18— A water sprite or slang for no 8— Part of verb "to be” . per. Fish chowder, cakes, pies and Aubrey Ames gave a shower party 20— Man’s formal title 9— Lair coffeffe were served. Albert Rawley, at the home of the former in honor of 21— Companion 10—Acts of examining qualities t« William Cook and Clarence Dwyer Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Ed A blonde satin draped afternoon 22— Enemy determine likenesses A ehie gown of gold lace, Miss Duval, in “Cheaper to were the committee. win Maddocks, who was much sur 24— Tierce (abbr.) 13—Pertaining to sharp utterance trimmed with gold and silver Marry," wears this stunning sil frock, trimmed with the new leop 25— Asiatic country • of strong feeling prised by the party of relatives and ard skin silk, worn by Miss Dw- 27—Underground passage 15—Grounds friends, and was showered with many banded metal brocade, worn by ver brocaded evening gown. At the last regular meeting of the val in “Cheaper To Marry.” 29—Once more 19—A notice beautiful gifts.^. The evening was Paulette Duval, French actress. SO—A schlzocarp consisting of three 21— Greek letter O. E. S. the degrees were conferred spent in playing games, and prizes I new lines reveal ever so slightly the serts in the sides of gold and silver of more carpels, kurst,n£ elas 23—Point of compass on Mr- aftd Mrs. Wiiliunt Imlach. By KAY MERRILL contour of the natural form- handed metal brocude cut to form u tically (Bot.) 26—Sun god Refreshments were served, thd tables were awarded to the largest list of The newer evening gowns have 81—Mohammedan priests 28—No good (slang abbr.) articles remembered: First to Miss long train. being arranged to eprry out the gradually slipped away flour the Paulette Duval, French actress, dis 36—A dance 22— Bare May Brown, and the consolation to The center gown is of silver bro colors of the five star points. At plays tlie topnotch of fashion ip the 40—Choose> 33— Boy’s name Miss Gladys Hutchinson. Refresh straight, even lines of the “chemise cade, which features a deep V. shaped 34— What It takes to win a war each end and in the center of the above striking evening gowns she 42— To run away from debts (Eng. ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. frock” so long in popular favor elim fur border on the skirt made of nar slang) 35— Theatrical, dramatic table was a cluster of candies, also wears in “Cheaper to .Marry,” in Maddocks and little daughter Pa row strips of summer ermine. The FLOWERS SOON FADE 43— Conjunction 36— Spanish-American game the Star colors which gave a very inating the belt and waistline entire which she plays the leading feminine 44— Prefix meaning new 37— Eggs tricia are soon to begin housekeeping deep decolletage is richly beaded. pleasing effect. After the lunch, ly, and are getting closer and clos role. the only memorial that endures ia a 45— Word designating a group of 38— Note of musical scale In the Newbert apartment. At the right is an effective draped music was furnished by the "Ladies' er to the supple, graceful lines of tlie carefully built Charles Lamb's essays 39— Part of the leg The Latter Day Saints, after sev Both the gowno’1 at the left and the afternoon frock of blonde satin, 41— Trunk Military Band." which caused much natural figure. Whether the short MONUMENT OR HEADSTONE 46— Combining form from Greek in eral weeks’ vacation, served a circle which has the very new leopard dicating connection with 42— A thong merriment. At the next meeting, skirted dance frock of the debutante . one in the center are cut on rather supper Thursday at the Saints flapper, or the long trained formal dose, form-fitting lines. Gold metal skin silk trimming on one side. A of granite or marble that retains ita 47— Fishing accessory 48—Beverage Friday night, a St. Patrick’s pro apper 61—Australian bird church. lace is employed in the development tight, high collar and long tight beauty and withatanda time and tha 49—North river (abbr.) gram will be carried out. A very gown of the matron, the ultra chic in 60— Army order (abbr.) 63—Railroad (abbr.) Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smalley are gowns this season demands that the uf the gown at the left, which has in- sleeves are features of this frock. elements. 61— Always (poetic) 65—For example (abbr.) competent committee is in charge of spending a Jew days in Thomaston. We give careful attention to distinct 62— Character in Greek myth con the arrangements and have some Mrs. J. Hollis Colemere of Waco, cerning apple of discord * thing good up their sleeve. A Large day, Leland Johnson was Injured by EAST APPLETON legible lettering. 64—Halt The solution will appear 1a next Inane. Texas, left Monday for her home. WALDOBORO a falling tree. The extent of his attendance is desired and the otficers See our designs and note our reas 66—Any stone coffin While in town the past week she waa injuries seefil to lie a cut on the head are requested to be at the hall 'liy the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Fi George Ames, on the occasion of his onable estimates. 7.30 p. m. Mrs. John H. Lovell spent the and a badly swollen ankle. field and other friends. Enroute she weekend in Portland, the guest of 67th birthday recently received a Solution to Saturday's Puzzle way. When she opened the door an A dinner was served by the O. E. A deer crossing Mrs. Ellen Con FRED S. MARCH “architect1 will visit relatives in Boston. her son, Harvey B. Lovell. large box of fruits, candies, etc., from uproar of applause greeted her, for S. at their hall on the day of the re ant's meadow was recently seen by Mr and Mrs. A. T. Bliss of Boston; Park St.. Cor. Brick. ROCKLAND assembled there was a company tit cent town meeting. The sum of Mr. and Mrs. A.. Russell Griffin several persons. The New Monumental Warerooms Seaman Alfred Knowlton and child are in New York during a box of fruit and candies from Mr. friends and neighbors bent on sur $85.15 was realized. If any member Miss Helen Esancy of Appleton has and Mrs. Justin Ames of Warren and iAj.V..El_ William L. Knowlton, father of the three weeks' vacation of file High S H.A prising her. A merry time continued. away from home should read this been a guest for tile past week of a set of Brandes ca.-phones from Naval Seaman Alfred Knowlton,' FRANK H. INGRAHAM ' E L D' , Whist and music furnished -enter item and should feel disposed to send' School. Miss Florence Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill of Ludlow, whose death in China has been re Herman Castner was at home from GE N tainment. A bouquet of carnations something to go in with thLs amount Mass? Mr. Ames is slowly recovering Attorney and Counselor at ported in this column, has received Gardiner for the weekend. L E£ with foliage was presented to Mrs. the worthy matron would be glad to • from his recent serious operation in letters from Hankow that contain Miss Helen Bond returned from STONINGTON Law A_L 1 Knight, also china, linen und silver. pass it in. Mrs. Sarah Dickering Torrey. I a Rockland hospital. Two handsome birthday cakes were additional information of interest. Boston Saturday. 431 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND, MAINE D I N n;e « « ♦ « widow , f the late Judson Torrey, died I Robert Gushee has bought a pair of served. Ice cream, fancy cookies and Lieut. Commander Carroll M. Hall, The ice went out of the river Fri Telepsones—Office 468; House 693-R The Ladiea’ Sewing Circle have commanding officer on the U. S. S. day, two weeks earlier in the year at the home of her son, Fred A. Tor- heavy work horses. other cakes concluded the refresh Town meeting was well attended been having some very fine meetings Isabel wrote, under date of Dec. 16: than its usual departure. rev. Monday. She was 78 years old. ment prcgrinn. . She leaves three sons, Fred A. of and everyone, seemed well pleased fflEEaS | Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Magee of the past two months, with an un “As the Navy Department has al Miss Doris Levensaler is seriously W. A. JOHNSTON. REG. PHC. usual attendance at all of the ses ill at her home on Friendship street, this town. Guy E. of Bar Harbor and with the roetflt of a vote for a Class' S ohed aaa ,Camden are spending a few days ready notified you of the death of JOHNSTON’S DRUG STORE sions. Mrs. Granville Bachelder in your son. I’ll simply try to tell yoid Miss Anne Gav has returned from Elvin of Portland; one sister, Mrs. A High School lit town. A sum of witli Mr. and Mrs. Calderwoofl. money has been pledged for the COMPLETE DRUG AND SUNDRY □□a i vited the circle to meet with her at a few of the circumstances. We did a trip to Chicago. Enroute she visit- Edwin Haskell and two brothers of lL school. LINE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HQ HESi her beautiful home in Martinsville, a all we eou’.d for him. but it was of ed relatives and Bradfortl classmates Deer Isle. PRESCRIPTIONS. KODAKS. OE. □£!□□□ □3QBB MARTINSVILLE short time ago and served them with no avail, except that he wasn't in in Boston, Cleveland and Rochester. Over $2200 worth of Christmas More wedding bells ! One of our VELOPING. PRINTING AND EN- most popular town ginis. Miss Mar* LARGING. [AlS!□sa QDQ Mrs. William Harris who has been a wonderful chicken dinner with ail pain. He knew the end was near y y seals were sold in Hancock county quite ill with influenza, is able to he the "flxin's" and flavored as only- and met it like a man, never p Mrs. George Cameron of Gardiner this year. This is to pay a district guerite Gushee, was recently married 370 Main Street, Rockland to Ralph Bennett of Camden. about the house but is in a weak con good cook knows how. Tuesday whimper from him. 1 saw him the Is the guest cf her daughter, Mis. nurse who is working in this county TJie boys are busy tapping trees dition. March 10 the annual meeting was day before and he seemed'cheerful. Ralph Deane. now under the advice of the Hancock Not Medicine, Not Osteopathy LINCOLNVILLE now and boiling down tlie sail. Almost every house in town has held at the church parlor and the His work aboard here has always The dance given by Marston's Or County Public Health (’ommittee. Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Heald have Mrs. Julia Bills of Portland has one or more sick ones, victims of following officers elected: Presided!. been thoroughly satisfactory, as he chestra of Rockland in Star Theatre Capt. Adrian Stanley returned to CM. WHEELER,D.CPLC returned from Standish where they been the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. heavy colds or grippe Mrs. G. X. Ethel Auld; vice presidents. Alice was competent and reliable. His Thursday- evening was much enjoyed. Boston Thursday. epent the winter. Leslie HaJl. Chiropractor Bachelder has been sick the past Murphy, Ella Pease. Alice Wheeler conduct was above reproach. We These dances will occur every week Tilden Sawyer of Lynn, Mass, is at / Mr. and Mrs. Allie Allen, who spent Who claims February did all the 400 Main Street, - - . Rockland week with a bad sore throat. and Nina Leach; secretary, Daisy miss him for he was a credit to you follow ing the dancing school conduct home. Graduate Palmer 8ekeel et Cklrearaetle •the winter in Camden, have returned odd things? How about the thunder Mrs. Joseph Jones is a guest of Torrey; treasurer, Mabel Barter and to the service for which he gave ed hy Mrs. Jennie Harvey Percival of Guy Torrey of Bar Harbor came Office Heurt; to their home. Mrs. Jerome Jones for two weeks. Tuesday to attend the funeral of his showei’’the other night. March Is a Mendeye, Wedneedsyt, Frldeyi, I(-I2; 2-11 "Dot” Wagie and Josie Cor.ary were his life. The hody with his effects Bath. 2-8. Tuoedaye, Tkurtdaye, 10-12: 2-S; Mr. and Mrs. George Dearborne of There are 12 houses on Main street mother. Mrs. Sarah Torrey. bit early for such things. Lincolnville Beach returned to their the housekeepers And served dinner is being shipped home, while we are Ladfts' night was observed by the Saturdays, 10-12. Tel. 008 that have been closed for the winter. and supper. The dinner consisted of forwarding to you via registered mail Moose Lodge Thursday ut their hall. Max Button of Boston was in town Georte Ames had for recent call home. "Sea Glimpse Place,’’ after an All are pleased to hjive their friends recently. ers W. B. Arrington, L. N. Moody. A. absence of several months in New cold sliced ham. mashed potato, his jewelry. With deepest sympathy About 65 members and ghests were DR. T. L McBEATH go to a warmer clime where ice and mashed turnip, two kinds of salad, I am sincerely yours.” present. A banquet was served at The Stonington High School bas G. Pitman. Zerah Robbins and Joseph Jersey and Pennsylvania. Ain*s of Appleton, and John Curley snow is not seen, but with the ap pies and cake. The “pig” was pres Charles L. Carhart, superintendent 9.30, followed by an evening of music ketball team' beat Castine Normal A unique and well ptannefr function team last Friday evening 24-22. of East Union. Osteopathic Physician proach of spring it sounds good to ent and everybody had a lopk at of religious work of the Navy Y. M. and sociability. The affair was in BY APPOINTMENT ONLY was carried out March 13 at the home Floyd Gushee is visiting his brother l£ar that they are talking home. It “him." Flpes and other things per C. A. wrote: charge of a committee made up of Schools closed Friday for a ten Telepksne 130 of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Knight, when weeks’ vacation. Robert a genuine birthday surprise party is hoped, that Friday’s snowstorm gnd taining to St. Patrick were in evi “It was my privilege as well as Herbert Johnson, William Johnson. SO UNION ST.. ROCKLAND, ME. was given Mrs. R. S. Knight. She the had traveling will not discourage dence. Josie and Etta tried to my duty last evening to conduct a James Harkins and. Oral Ludwig. Graduate of American 8chool of was invited out to a friend’s home to them. If they do decide to stay smoke the T. D.'s but the “terbacky" service at the Navy Y. XI. C. A. in They were assited in serving by Miss Osteopathy spend the evening and "happened” to longer it is hoped lhat they wont for was no good and they could only get memory of your son, Alfred, whose g«nma Boggs. Miss Frances llassner i step in to Mrs. G. A. Knight's on the get to sign the cards for the electric a little puff. Next Tuesday there death after a brief Illness occurred and Miss Anna Harkins. z i lights. will be another all-day session with in the International Hospital here a A Silver Tea will be given at the Always Dependable H. M. de ROCHEMONT Last Thursday evening at the party Nina Leach' and Harriet Rawley as week ago. The captain of the "Isa Library Thursday afternoon by the 106 PLEASANT 8TREET held in the Grange hall $12 was taken, housekeepers. At the annual meet bel." Lt. Commander Hall, together Woman’s Club for the benefit of the making $24 the hoys have raised to ing gifts amouting to $12 were re 'with three, of his officers, was pres library. A tea given last year in PLUMBING HEATING wards lighting the Grange. They ceived. Harriet Long sent $5.00, ent, as were your son's comrades March for the same purpose met with j MOTHER! TEL. 244-W shouldn’t get discouraged, even if the Fannie Long $5.00. Emma Torrey and a few civilians who could find wonderful success. The posters ad traveling is bad. The lights at the gave $1.00 and Dora Watts $1-00. room in the assembly room at the vertising the affair are the clever H llT-tf Grange hall are very poor. The circle members were much Y. XI. C. A. building, which was work of Miss Alvurda Viles. The : 1 Ipleased with these gifts and voted to crowded, bur thoughts went out in afTair is in the hands of a competent ARTHUR k ORNE Watch Child’s Bowels extend thanks to these members. sincere sympathy to you, his father, committee with Miss Bessie Kuhn WARREN and to other kinsfolk and friends to chairman. Rufus Libby and daughter of The Tenant's Harbor cookbook is Insurance getting very i»opu!ar here, so much wtiom his death brings bereavement Much pleastyre is expressed in “California Fig Syrup” is Thomaston were Sunday callers on find sorrow. I am not informed town over the fact that the Star ■ SALADA" Successor to A. J. Eraklno ft 00. so that or.e lady carried it under her Benjamin Libby. Theatre has not been sold. This arm to the commanity sing last whether his mother is living or other H«ia 417 MAIN ST,------ROCKLAND Children’s Harmless Warren friends of Mr. and Mrs- close kin. We prayed for all who rumor is said to have been denied by Howard Bacheldor of Roslindale, week. When she opened the book to sing, recipes instead of songs, were bereaved. I think that we were those in authority. The theatre is Accept no substitute for no Mass., have received word of the all solemnly impressed with the un owned by Miss Ida H. Rokes of Cam Laxative birth of a son (o them on March 1 met her gaze. The community sing E. W. HODGKINS, M. D was a success with Gilbeg^ Auld as certainty and the shortness of life, bridge, Mass., and managed by C. E. i other tea is so uniformly pure Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watts of leader and another one was" appoint and with the need of living so as to Matthews of this town. Under the} ones Heurt: I to 3 aad 7 te S P. M. Rockland were guests of relatives leave a record of which we should present regime the local fans are and delicious. Try it to-day. here Sunday. ed for tomorrow night. Retldtstt uatll 8 A. M. asd Oy Aseeletmee" Miss Marie Morris has taken from not be ashamed, were it long or short, enjoying pictures which are being Telepkeat IM Mrs. E. L. Shaw wf Marlboro, Mass, the name of George Washington 500 and above all of making ready for shown in all the large theatres nnd is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Willard the life to coine by laying hold ot the express themselves as doubly satis THOMASTON. ME. Boggs, South Warren road. words. Can you beat it? Last Friday evening Mrs. Ulice saving love of God In Christ of which fied with the excellent programs and A public supper will be served Murphy’s Sabbath School class met we are all reminded at this Christmas appreciative of the exceptional ad Nothing more or less than Thursday night at the Baptist vestin’. at her home and passed a very en season. This will reach you after vantages accorded them. Tonight oc SHEET MUSIC 15c “Self Denial” will he the topic of the new year has begun. May you and curs the marvelous picture “The joyable evening. Some new mem the recipe of an old fash CENTURY CERTIFIED EDITION the midweek service at 7 o’clock bers were initiated, three young yourA have God’s comfort in this Thundering Herd," taken from the Wednesday evening at the Baptist sparkling story from Zane Grey's fa Tke Fameui Sheet Mutle yea tea kdetr- ladies and one elderly lady. The present grief and God’s blessing In tiled la all the lesdlno maoulnee. church. cile pen. Jack Holt plays the part ioned Down East mother poor dear had just lost her husband the coming year.” Over 220 seleettoae—seed ter and was dressed in heavy black for of Tom Doan, the dashing hero; Lois •atatofut him. Much sympathy was expressed ST. GEORGE W'ilson that of Milly Fuyre, the brave ly cook that knew how to MAINE MUSIC CO, Rockland, Me. for her but as the evening passed the heroine; Noah Beery, the man you Mrs. Ella Robinson is visiting in love to hate, that of the villain, and lady forgot her troubles and was as Rockland and Thomaston. jubilant as any of the crowd. Can Raymond Hatton and Charles Ogle in make pies, that have giv L R. CAMPBELL bake it Adrian Kinney was a weekend imi>ortant parts. you guess who "she" was? guest of friends here. Mrs. Warren Kinney and son Junior en New England its repu Attorney At Law of Portland were guests the past NORTH APPLETON best week of Mrs. J. C. Robinson. >76 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND. ME. 0UALITY The minstrel show given Saturday ■ A cross-word puzzle tournament i tation for REAL pies. was held at headquarters Thursday ;e cream night was a decided success in spite When your child is constipated, bil of stormy weather. Delicious llsh pvening. The puzzle, which was A. C. MOORE ious. has'colic, feverish-breath, coated- chowder was on sale after the per original, was much enjoyed by ail } Try it once and enjoy this tongue, or diarrhea, a teaspoonful of formance and a fjoodly sunt was participants. This was followed by j genuine “California Big Syrup sweet with realized for the soldiers’ memorial a test in orthography and music. At REAL treat. Piano Tuner ens the stomach and promptly cleans the close of the entertainment cake Mr§. H. W. Kinney of Auburn has WITH THE MAINE MUSIC CO. the bowels of poisons, gases, bile, sour & been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. and Ice cream were served. The ing food and waste. Never cramps or J. C. Robinson and parents, Mr. and treasurer reports all outstanding bills overacts. Contains no narcotics or Mrs. W. J. Caddy. as having been paid, with a snug 25 Cents Booth ing drugs. Children love its de LOOK FOP THE Mrs. Charles Kalloch, who has been balance on hand. March 19 the mem A Dollar Spent With v licious taste. . DAVIS sick, is able to he out. bers are to Join in an all-day bee for ( the Home Merchant S*H Ask your druggist for genuine Cali Capt. Ardie Thomas is confined to the purpose o^ completing repairs on at your dealer’s fornia Fig Syrup” which has. full di the house with a bad- cold. the chapel. Dinner and supper will Circulates at Home BAKING SICK Write for Folder rections for babies and children of Henry Caddy, who has employnient be served at the club house, to be Simmons & Hammond Mfg. Co. I and Helps Home Trade all ages, plainly printed on bottle. in Waldoboro, spent the weekend followed by a social evening. (1604) Mother! You must say “California POWDER Every-0 ther-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, March 17, 1925. Page Five FINE PROGRESS MADE ROCKPORT’S PRIIZE PIPPINS Feels Like Calendar New High School Is a Busy Place—About Mr. Allen’s Has Been Turned Back Rubbers. The Freshman Civics, are continu ing their work on their "Boost Maine’’ campaign assignment. The Dodge Brothers Ten Years In His Case pupils have made a thorough study of the physical features, industries, products and history of our State. that I could hardly get my breath at The walls of this department are TYPE--E SEDAN "It Was the Best Investment times, and I was in such a weak con covered* with maps, post cards and I Ever Made When I Got dition that many a day I went to luhels—-representing some phase of work when 1 should have been at the work. • * * • Popular with women because the seats and Karnak," Declares Grate home. x The construction of the High ful Manchester Resident. “It was Hit* best investment I ever springs are restful, and because the lines of made when I got Karnak. The first School building is going on rapidly. The remarkable results being ob dose seemed to soothe my stomach Great progressaRas been made In the the car have genuine distinction. tained from Karnak is further evi- and drive away the gas, and since gymnasium, where the balcony has denced in the case of Mr. John Cor taking three bottles I don’t feel Just been lathed. The auditorium nelius, 121 Central street, Manches- sign of sore or indigestion at all. wil! soon he finished. The large stage Popular with men because the body is all- ter. N. H.. who states that this new The gas that used to just roll up and is a particularly pleasing feature medicine has relieved him of a se- down in my stomach has completely which will be greatly enjoyed by the steel, the finish Dodge Brothers enduring vere case of Indigestion and stomach disappeared, and this in itself Is a students. The hoys’ and girls’ base trouble and has /nude him feel every relief that just seems almost too ments are nearly flnishedl New black enamel, the upholstery genuine leather bit of ten years younger. Mr. Cor- good to be true, I feel fine all over, front doors, recently added makes a nelius is a well known foreman for and I am only too glad to tell others very Imposing entrance. —factors which make for long life at lower • • * * the firm of Vogel Iladley, and is about Karnak, for I don’t see how it highly respected by all who know' could fail to help anyone since it has A new Idea for the study of first and after cost. him. done so much for me.’’ Crcsar's life will be worked out Monday evening at the Congrega "Yes, sir. Karnak has rid me of Try Karnak yourself! And, re- $1095 f. o. b. Detroit, $1205 delivered my troubles and put me in such fine member-—Karnak Pills are an essen- tional church. MJss Howard, shape that I actually teel like it has tial and vitally important part of the the head of the Latin department Is turned back the calendar ten years Varnak treatment, especially if con- in charge of the affair. Lantern Top Row (left to right)—Francis P. Dow rg, Edward Ausplund Ig, Ross DYER’S GARAGE for me,’’ says Mr. Cornelius. “Storn- stlpated. slides showing the life of Caesar will Spear sub. ach trouble had gotten me into Karnak is sold in Rockland exclu- he studied and each pupil will give Middle Row—Harold Graffam If, William A. Bartlett (captain) c, Huse M. Rockland Dealers mdghty bad condi . a. and my diges- sively by the Corner Drug Store*; in a short talk on an assigned subject. Tibbetts rf, J. Lester Hale (coach). tion was so poor that «• erything I ate Thomaston by McDonald’s Rexall Needless to say it will be an enjoy Front Row—Melville Welt rf, Alton Crone (manager) sub. TEL. 124 iseemed to lie like a heavy lump in Store; in Union hy Gordon-Lovejoy able and profitable evening. The town of Rockport is ever Graffam was lost to the team early « • • e the pit of my stomach. Tt would Co.; and bv the leading druggist in lastingly proud of the basketball in the season, on account of injuries, cause such terrible pain and bloating, everv city.—adv. “Tracks" are being made by sturdy team which its High School produced but recovered in season to play in visions in abbreviated costumes on this year, and would be subject to the second Rockland game. Tib Summer street every night after censure if it was not proud. It is betts and Graffam constituted a pair WALTER P, CHRYSLER'S r school. If the energy and effort al the smallest school in the Knox and of forwards whose work always car ready shown continues the track sea Lincoln circuit, and hail the smallest ried a threat to the opposing team, son will be most successful. squad of players, yet it pulled a and in the absence of Graffam excel-i * • • « championship so decisively as to lent work was d/ne by Welt. The Nelson Crockett has been canvass leave no doubt that the best team team was especially strong at center, TRAFFIC TALKS ing the city during the past week to and when Bartlett had the ball ev won. A get advertisements for the “Whims.” It was an ambitious schedule erybody expected something was LOS ANGELES USES PEDESTRIAN TUNNELS Come on nil you business men ! which Manager Alton Crone arranged going to happen. Usually it did. Help the R- H. S. 'by putting an ad Bartlett made an excellent captain. will be a technical organization mak railing for 20 games, and some very LEARING the congestion will vertisement In the “Whims." Two of the live reasons why Kock solve the traffic problem. ing a careful study for the constant • « • * hard knocks at the outset, for Rock- ■i :rt was arrayed against much port won the pennant were Dow and This is the deduction reached relief of congestion. At present the Senior class is dis C l onger schools and could expect Auspland, who comprised a defense Crosswalks are being denoted by cussing whether to give a play or an by the Traffic Planning and Safety di e else than the series of defeats warranted to be almost bomb proof. Committee of the National Auto paint line marks at all intersection* operetta. They not only checked the opponents’ in the central traffic district and in • • • • which was visited upon it in the mobile Chamber of Commerce. early part of the season. attack, but fed the hall down the line A study of accidents on streets certain crowded areas at the middle During the .past week strange with amazing speed and accuracy. of any block over 400 feet in length. sighs and groans have been heard When it came to its own class—the and highways shows that the rate Safety Zones. In addition to those The team had two promising of motor fatalities in proportion to throughout r.he building. The worst Knox, and Lincoln League—the story “subs"—-Crone and Spear and they now provided at car stops, zones of was an altogether different one. ar.d population is greater in the large of these cries were heard directly always gave a good account of them the raised platform type are pro after the Faculty-Forty Club bteket- like Pelion on Ossa piled came vic selves. cities. posed for other heavily traveled hall game. Tracing one of these tory after victory, arousing the The players who will be lost by Lew R. Palmer, of Ihe Equitable streets where the roadway extends team's loyal supports to a fever pitch Life Assurance Company, is the groans to its source someone discov graduation are Bartlett, Tibbetts and sixty feet in width. ered Mr. Allen trying to pick up his of excitement and enthusiasm. The authority for the statement that the » » » Dow. rubbers. season had its climax in the great total motor fatalities are higher per This is how the season’s schedule Wm. Phelps Eno, Cliairman of • • * • game between Rockport and Rock resulted: 100,000 population in tlie 500,000' tlie Board of the Eno Foundation Miss Vera Studley, a former R. H. land, which was played on “home I Rockport Opponents and upwards cities than in any other for Highway Traffic Regulation, S. student now attending Lasell grounds.” Rocklund had won the group. Inc., says that much of the trouble Seminary, will return to High School game on its own floor and another 13 Brooks 14 » « » , in standardizing traffic regulation Searsport 32 next fall, entering as a Senior. victory for that team in the second u Here are proposals originating in lias come from conflicting provisions • • • « contest would have meant a prob Bucksport 21 Los Angeles for the bettering of set forth in a mass of all embracing Percentage of attendance for the able tie In the pennant race, and a 32 Brooks 21 street traffic conditions: ordinances framed hy inexperienced week shows an Improvement over possible loss of the coveted flag. 21 Searsport 42 Pedestrian tunnels are one of the officials. “It has been my experi the previous week. For last week The story of that'memorable combat 36 Castine 41 most striking measures being put ence that traffic cannot be controlled 93.71 percent. is too fresh In the minds of all fans 36 Winterport 16 into effect. One has already been by an elaborate set of rules, for as • • « • to need repetition at this time. 26 Winterport 29 € b.«. constructed on Sunset Boulevard knowledge and application increase, The editorial staff of the “Whims" The Rockport team was coached hy 31 Booth bay Harbor 36 and it is recommended that 50 more an improvement may suggest itself held an important meeting last week. the principal of the High School, J. 26 Camden 10 be put into effect in school areas that is directly contrary to the pro Judging from the efficient manage Lester Hale, who had earned his 27 Lincoln Academy 21 and other locations where traffic is vision laid down in the ordinance,” ment of those in charge, the paper spurs in athletics hy playing on the 2« Camden 12 Congested. he wrote recently in a report sub Ihis year will he the best ever. varsity football team at the Uni 13 Rockland 20 A Traffic Board is proposed which mitted to Secretary Hoover. • • • • versity of Maine and on the Ban 3T7 Thomaston 30 Robert McCarty has been absent for gor Y. M. C, A. and other leading bas 31 Booth bay Harbor 7 DAN MUNRO’S LETTER Melbourne to meet the Key West feeling, llockland being a summer a week, due to illness. He is re ketball teams He put the boys 18 Thomaston 7 train from home, taking the best part resort for other States ought to pick ported much improved. through an intensive season of prac 14 Lincoln Academy 18 of a week for the whole trip. up the habit even if the business men tice and his lessons on strategic 17 Belfast 21 Rockland Man Meets Fellow ii much enjoyed one thing. I no to help. Let’s get a hand anil a havereal hall team and put some pep In Mr. Phillips returned to school last points of the game did not go un 31 Rockland 24 ticed towns or cities/ no matter how week. Everyone was glad to wel heeded. 13 Belfast 39 Townspeople In Town small, make appropriations for a the good old city of Rockland. come him again to the scenes of ac Across Florida. hand, lt makes business and livens Dan Munro tion. things up arid takes away a lonesome 1418 Lake Ave., Lake Worth, Flu. • • • • BENEFIT MINSTRELS j Belladonna’s Ghost, a one-act play Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — written by Vora Nye and bene Wey Rockport Is In For Two i INDIGESTION, GAS, Just after sending you my last let > mouth, was given by Miss Black’s ter Nilo Spear came hack from St. SH Maine Maid THE APPF.F.SON EXHIBIT If Your Lungs Are Sore English IA class Thursday morning Happy Nights Next Week Quality M i n cate .in the Universallst church. In spite Petersburg and is still here working No Gear Levers In Driver's Compart of the early hour of 8.30 about 50 —The Details. UPSET STOMACH in the Liberty Oarage. He likes here IceCream Pie Crust ment Is Marked Feature of All Beware students who had the first period at better than any pluce in Florida so tended. The play seemed to be The barrel of monkeys which used Apperson Models. Instantly! “Pape’s Diapepsin” far. That same night Guy Plmiek ar Know THESE Maine Products greatly enjoyed hy audience and ac Pneumonia Is Iminent to he considered fun in the pre rived from Deland and spent a week and the dessert question is settled once tors alike and also served to add in historic days wouldn't lie a circum Corrects Stomach so Apperson cars, in all models from terest and enthusiasm to their work with us, then going to Miami. Upon Quality, and for all in your home, most delight the six to the latest eight In line in English. The all-star east was as stance compared with the benefit Meals Digest his return Mrs Munro and I started found many admirers at the Boston Allen’s follows: Dr. Charlton, Wesley Was- minstrel show which is to lie given out with him across the Connors fully. Write for ill ustrated booklet and folder. automobile show. gatt; Mrs. Charlton, Gladys Oliver: in Union hall, Rockport Thursday Tlie moment you eat a tablet of Highway to Seafaring, Lakeland, A feature that found favor on all Belladona, Irene Weymouth; Snow and Friday nights of this week. “Pape’s Diapepsin” your indigestion Plant City, Tampa and across the Simmons & Hammond Mfg. Co. sides is the absence of levers in the Lung Healer ball, Muriel Ripley: Tom and Eliza Harry C. McDonald is to he the is gone. No more distress from a Gandy bridge into St. Petersburg, Protluctf PORTLAND, MAINE driver's compartment. By a clever beth, the children, George Wood and interlocutor and he has signed up sour, scid, upset stomach. No flatu the sunshine city of the West Coast. arrangement gear shifting is ac Elizabeth Duncan. for ends four ot the best men in the lence, heartburn, palpitation, or We left at 8.30 and arrived at 5.30 complished mechanically and the Heals Sore Lungs Quickly • • • • country—-not excepting the stars misery-making gases. Correct your that night, just 275 miles, and all SLook for the Stfi Dealer emergency brake is located on tile who play on the Notre Dame foot digestion for a few cents. Each pack you could see on the trip across from Thus Averting tho Danger From Jerome Burrows of this city visited age guaranteed by druggist to over dash. The Apperson has had this classes last week. ball team. They ure L. True Spear, coast to coast was miles and miles new gear shift’three years, and due Pneumonia. It Also Clears tho « • « • Walter Nutt, Leon Roland, and Twin come stomach trouble. of orange and grape fruit groves un to ingenuity in perfecting this shift Lungs cf Congestion. Richards. The other members of til we hit Plant City. Then it was Wisdom dictates, however, that Proof That spring must soon lie to work mechanically, and not elec here may lie seen in the enthusiastic the Circle are Avis Cox. Jeff Maxey. acres and acres of strawberries and trically, the Culler-Hammer Mfg. there be no delay, no waiting till to 'Myrtle Philbrook, Bertha Thurston. cabbage. morrow, for pneumonia will not wait preparations for baseball and track Co., which manufacture it. gave the Principal Allen and Mr. bawln are Wiley Philbrook and Mary Brown. • • • • Apperson Automobile, Co. exclusive'.vour convenience. Twenty-four hours In the chorus will be Margaret za»l delay may lie fatal, for once the de going tq coach baseball, while Mr. Tampa Is a very busy place, grow rights for a .period of three years, to Jones will continue the success start Crockett, Helen Small. Effie Roharts. use it on their car.. mon attacks, it is too late. Margaret Adams, Mabel Daucett. ing fast. It is dirty looking around A few doses of Allen's Lung Healer ed with track last year. Many stu the city itself, hut the residential The Appersqn “Jack Babbit" mod dents are turning out for both sports. Angle Welt, Merle Richards, Cora there A«E more than a MftL(0N els have long been famous for speed taken in time removes the cause and • • « • RdBhins, Dorice Wentworth; Ddlla section is very good. The trip from und endurance. The latter type is wards off the disease. Larson, Bert Richards and Albert Tampa over the Gandy bridge Is a the eight in line, a car that produces It should he Kept on hand in every Many excellent scenes of Rome and Rhodes. wonderful ride and sure, has boomed velvety acceleration with absence of home, ready for instant use. its fascinating historical places cover Seasoned with an abundance of real estate. After our arrival in St. vibration. The entire speed range Sold in Rockland hy the Kittredge one of the walls in the Latin de local jokes will he the following song Petersburg we met my old friend Pharmacy. partment and add much interest to John L. Donohue with whom we of the car can he enjoyed with a feel numbers: “All Alone,” Avis Cox: A t \ ing that the machine is not being in Miss Howard's Latin classes. "Hard Hearted Hannah," Jeff spent the next day sightseeing und jured in any way. With mechanical “For that Tickle in your Throat • • • • Maxey; “New Kind of Man," Myrtle had dinner at Pasadena on the Tay A new project has been worked out lor estates. It Is a beautiful place units of strongest type, Appersop ami to Ease your cough we rec Philbrook: “Memory Lane,” Bertha cars are designed to stand the gaff with great success in Miss Coughlin’s Thurston; “Doodle do do," Wiley with golf course, country club und of hardest ^sage. ommend ALLEN’S BRONCHO cjvics class. This is based on Maine Philbrook; “Patsy,” Mary Brown; the nurseries—the best in the State, with girds nnd plants of all kinds, At the Rockland Automobile Show THROAT TABS.” *> Products Week Her pupils are mak "June Night," Lawrence Richards; which opens tomorrow night at The ing a thorough study' of Maine, “Birmingham Round,” True Spear; beautiful schoolhouse and residences. Arcade, there will he two of the learning its government and history “Blue Eyed Sally,” Walter Nutt. John has a fine position this year latest models on display, tlie new AN INDIAN BATTLE as well as the location of all the The scene of the olio will lie nnd is a busy man, and well liked by Straight-Awav Eight Sport Sedan, rivers and cities. They are illustrat broadcasting station WHAT und Pot Luck all his office force and others. and the Super-Value Six Coupe. ing thife "Boost Maine Campaign" Then we went over to the park and New York Man Believes One Was from it will come the following num The exhibit will ho in charge of C. with the aid of original maps drawn bers: Dance sketch. Ted Perry and heard the Highland band, one of tlie If. Perry, New England Branch Man Fought Near Wiscasset------Is In by the students. Others have brought girls; novelty song, Bert Richards: You know how it is— best in the country and Bobby Brawl ager, A. C. Jones, Maine representa vestigating. In books, railroad maps and interest lunch room sketch, introducing “Me friends drop in unexpect er who sings with the band and a tive for Maine, and W. 11. Tate, Con ing can labels from Maine’s famous and My Boy Friend,’’ Philbrook and great favorite, of the Harry Lauder necticut. Rhode Island and Massachu hat we factories. Philbrook; dance ^iketch, Belyea edly—to take “pot luck” type. They also have a whistling so setts representative. * • • • loist who is wonderful. Indian tribes fought here in WiscaWiscas Sisters: comedy song. Francis Sa-j Buick Torque Tube Drive Carl Herrick is the champion jack- Vine, ‘'Prent" Aylward anil “Ted" with you. That’s why • • • • set in pre-revolution war times? To stone player. He can reach 100 and Perry; dance, Dorice Heald; duet, you should keep handy a The next day I looked up Preil answer if possible this question or at challenges anyone to beat him. This Herbert Maxey and Bertha Thurs can of Hatchet Brand Clark, who has a handsome home, The fine engineering in Buick motor cars IT AIT can have a copy thia • *4 Page Cataloi least to arrange for an attempt to indoor sport has been prohibited in ton. where I met Mrs. Hahn and Mrs. I UU by eending ue your name and addrea answer it was one of the purposes the High School building. Look out It will he a merry and melodious Baked Beans. They Brewster. Mrs. Clark is in ill health, is demonstrated by the torque tube drive. Carl ! night in Rockport time. of the recent visit of Rev. Dr. Daniel * • « • « are so simple to serve, too. but is getting good care from her This is a steel tube which transmits the Hodgdon of New York to Wiscasset. sisters. Fred took nie around, show The basketball girls got a great and finds the ice in Lincoln street ing me the principal buildings, and drive from the rear wheels instead of Dr. Hodgdon is a native son of Win “send-off" at the enthusiastic rally Cooked the good old- gutter handy and inexpensive for one called a Funentl Home which he throp, and at one time taught in held last Friday afternoon and did chemistry experiments. fashioned way they retain said he would like to have John O. adding this important duty to the burden Gorham Normal School, and is now their best to deserve the faith put in • • • • Stevens see. I might say here that them. Those who saw the game feel that old-time flavor and prominent in the American Protec The average attendance for the past no matter how small a town is in this of the rear springs. The torque tube gratified with the splendid showing tive League with headquarters in week was 91.64 per cent. A large save all the labor. (state they pride themselves on funer they made In the hard fought con New York City. number of students have been con al homes. also encloses and protects the propeller test. Miss Black and Mr. Sullivan The atory of this Indian battle of fined to their homes with sore throats Remember—four kinds I also saw Fissctte who has a good long ago came to Dr. Hodgdon ahd know now. that, in spite of unfor job in a garage and likes his work. shaft. This type of construction also he came down to look around. In tunate circumstances, the girls have I am prepared to assist in making —Baked Beans plain or St. Petersburg Is an easy city to get come again into their own. They company with Charles S, Bewail out income tax returns. Robert Col around as Central avenue divides the holds the rear wheels in alignment regard couldn’t help hut regain their old with tomato sauce, Baked piiiiciixal of the Wiscasset Academy lins, 375 Main sjtreet- Tel. 77. 27-tf city north and south—streets one he went to that portion of tile town "pep" and ’light" with “Babe” carry Kidney Beans and Baked way and avenues the other. Central less of road conditions. nea the Dr. Rader farm where the ing on the wi nderful Perry spirit. Yellow-Eyes. avenue runs from Tampa Bay to the Guttle was reputed to have taken • • » • Gulf of Mexico; Just six miles and place and quite without search dis At a special meeting called Friday very tilde. It is cooler on the West covered what lie pronounced an old afternoon Dot Breen was .elected TO RELIEVE To make serving simple Coast, fewer rain storms, more In Indian ariow head and a part of a basketball captain for the remainder — just say vigorating than the East Coast. The ROCKLAND MOTOR MART I broken tomahawk. Dr. Hodgdon of the year. ’ standing population is 55,0(10, hut it 57 PARK STREET plans to come again during the sum- I » » » * ■ has over 100,000 winters. j mer andexplore this region near] Tlie Glee Club will not meet again Bronchial After we saw about everything to When better automobiles are built. Buick will build Uwm. i the Rader farm in search of evi- until After vacation. COLO HATCHET BRAND see we started across country to Federal and Temple Streels i deuce of his battle which is sup- I * * * * Ov«r150 Kinds Kissimee where we had dinner and Portland Maine ’ j posed to have 'been one of great' iMr. Phillips takes the financial ln- hade IMr. Dimick good-bye. He SEE US AT THE AUTO SHOW Every-Other-Day1 * - Page Rockland Courier-Gazette, Tuesday, March 17, 1925. THOMASTON ROCKPORT TOWN MEETING THOMAS H. INCE presents eawe,yh...we.9.. \ Advert I tenants la this column aoj te ex J. B. Pearson & Co.’s carpenters ceed three lines inserted ones for 15 ceaU, finished work on the factory Satur 3 times for 50 cents. Additions! lines 5 Maynard Ingraham and JL H. Bowers Winners of the Two cents each Tot one time, 10 cents for three day. The painters and electricians dines. Six words make a line. will finish this week. The cutting! CHARLES RAY Contests—Rockport Town Hall Replaces Y. M. C. A. department will move back to the factory from the Washburn sail loft —IN— Lost and Found LOST—Brown traveling bag, containing Wednesday, lly Monday ne?u things | « tt Rockport voters rofied up their M. C. A. building. When the struc- will be back to normal. The com small snini of money, between Puller-fobb- sliirt sleeves yesterday and tackled : ‘ure presented to the town there Davia and K B Crockett stores. Reward 1£ pany is to be congratulated and com- DYNAMITE SMITH • , _ _„n was a clause in the deed which pro- left at this office. 33-3j plimenjed upon the manner in which • By C. GARDINER SULLIVAN the articles in __ hiblted Its use for public dances. NOTICE Is hereby given of the loss of de the restoration has been made. It fashion, we were 8 . , Yesterday it was agreed to have the $ posit book numbered 33131 and the owner nf reflects credit upon all who have —WITH— It should be reme ,nwn i clause removed and a new deed will said book asks for duplicate in accordance managed it. wfch the provision df the State Law. ROCK WALLACE BEERY, JACQUELINE LOGAN, women now ha'e ft \° . tu£ (t be made. It was voted to raise not LAND SAVINGS RANK, by A. B. BlacWnfi- The. Baptist Ladies Circle will fairs and are no - exceeding $2,040 on 6-year notes for ton. Assistant Treasurer. Rockland, Me., meet at te vestry Wednesday after Mar 3. 1923. 27*T-33 BESSIE LOVE loose. a moderator fell! the “ul'l>ose of renovating the build noon for work. A box lunch will be choice of NOTICE Is hereby given that the owner of In it. Charles Ray as “Dynamite Smith,” a whimsical, lovable, The'■ ,, , “ing.»B. The iciiiaisnremarks min town<» iinxuiinmeeting served The circle reannounce their quite naturalb upon - TIBBETT. SENSATIONAL baritone • , ■ - • . > r T • - ’ • Social Circles -r-** Induded In Brilliant Galaxy of Stan At the Next Maine In addition to personal notes recording de CHAPHAN CONCERT partures and arrivals, this departure es- ' $69.80 KINEO RANGES pecUlly desires Information ot social hap Festival—Grand Opera penings, parties, musicals, etc. Notes sent by mall or telephone will be gladly received. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ROCKLAND TELEPHONE ...... 770 THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 19 Miss Paulino McLoon Is home from FIRST NIGHT Wheaton College, recovering inom the Lawrence Tlbbett, Baritone, fhe greatest musical sensation in effects of a fractured arm. Nationally Famous Artists /ear*. Quick Sales We will set up a New Mlle. 'Caterina Gobbi, Soprane. Kineo Range, size 8-20 Milton A. Philhrook submaster and MISS MURIEL H. WILSON, coloratura soprano SECOND NIGHT / athletic director of Westbrook High Small Profits and allow you more School, cam* here with the. girls' GUISEPPE LOMBARDO, dramatic tenor Grand Opera “Martha” in English and in costume and action, basketball team Saturday, accom with the Metropolitan Opera House Quartette. than your old range is panied by Mrs. Philbrook, who PROF. CHAPMAN at the piano Joan Ruth, Soprano. Tells Price chaperoned the party. Kathleen Howard, Contralto. worth and give you Tickets at $1.00 Ralph Errolle, Tenor. credit on a new Kineo Miss Lillian Fifield of the Fuller- \ - James Wolfe, Baeeo Cantante. Cobb-Davig force, who has been con Pompilio Malatesta, Bass, comedian of Grand Opera. fined to the house by illness the past THIRD NIGHT few weeks, is recovering and was Available at NORTH NATIONAL BANK, H. H. CRIE & CO.’S Mme. Margaret Matzenauer, Contralto, of the Metropilitan Opera able to walk out yesterday. House and the most distinguished Prima Donna of today. $60.80 STORE and from Members ef the Wight Philharmonic Society. $60.80 iMr. and Mrs. Lesli? Rich who have been ffVing In this city for several Director" Chapman has made his ample of becoming "famous "over years past, return this week to their announcement of the personnel of the night." Made of the bill to perpetuate inflation in | of age w hen life was young and STRAND THEATRE MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE LIFE the United States. After every per- ' Speaks to Young Mothers sweet, and many times since, 1 have iod of inflation we have people who enjoyed the gracious hospitality of The Southern melodies played by want chekp money, who like inflation the Latin-Americans. In 1889-90 it Organist James J. O’Hara and that “Men and Ships and Sealing Wax”—The Story of a so well that they think it can. by was my privilege, in the first Pan- thrilling Kentucky romance, "The law. be kept up forever. It is a fine American conference, to meet as Dixie Handicap” form a splendid en Thomaston Boy Who Made Good. old idea. The ancient rulers used to peers their most distinguished diplo tertainment for today. Judge Jef try it—they crudely took precious mats and statesmen. That an affec fery Roberts, aristocrat of the old metal out of the currency, put in tionate regard should have grown up Southern school, is facing ruin and (By Charles R. Flint) baser stuff, and were indignant when between myself and my many friends disgrace. For years he has been tlielr servile people would accept not to the south has been quite natural. [Continued—Began Feb. 26] grandfather, each without assistance living a magnificent life ln posing as less than two of the coins for some It often occurred to me that it wealthy in order to keep his beauti Chapter VII—Experiences in Argen and entirely on personal merit, has thing for which previously they had would lie a great satisfaction if I ful daughter in an expensive pri tina and Brazil gone to the top in a distinct and cheerfully taken one. I have no could find some way of doing some separate line of endeavor. vate school. To do this It has been In a little while there came to doubt that before long we shall dig thing that would be of general ad necessary to mortgage his once large The grandson Herbert Sanford vantage to the Latin-Americans. gether, for the consummation of this up some tablets containing the full Kentucky estate and mansion until Ward became a pilot in the Royal While a delegate to tlie international business, as strong a tinancial and s|>eeches of the Babylonian cheap- he has little left but tlie house and l iving Corps at the age of seventeen, American Conference I initiated the industrial group as had ever met. money orators, and I will wager that, stable From "Southern Melody," ln 1915 lie went to tlie front where idea of establishing a Bureau of Ulysses D. Eddy went back to Chile J translated, any one of these speech famous old racing mare, he has bred i lie was shot down and wounded in an American Republics, and as the to make final arrangements. Every es would go well today. "Dixie," and on this colt he has aerial duel, just over the German American delegate on the Committee thing was on its way. From the Argentine I went HARDWARE AND PAINTS MONUMENTS THE JUDGE—It should have been Cash in Advance-^©. Telephone Connection Telephone 205 I ® Gilchrest SAP SPOUTS, 70c dozen ffi Monumental Works KITE TWINE, 10c Ball I' Main Street H. H. Crie & Co. Thomaston, Mains 456 Main Street, Rockland ARTISTIC MEMORIALS The best equipped plant in this section of the State for the manufacture of Cemetery Memorials Write, phone or call now for Spring Delivery WILLIAM E. DORNAN & SON Dealers in All Kinds of Granite and Marble Cemetery Work. Telephone Connection T-tf EAST UNION, MAINE I OUR WANT ADS. . WORK WONDERS