®l)e €ilstt)odl) Stmetican* LXIII. ELLSWORTH, MAINE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 2,1917. )*^iSa!SSa;aSaSg"> **<> 18-
• aoDmtimnits. ttODmiBrnums. LOCAL AFFAIRS Monday afternoon, in a rather one-sided game, by a score of 17-1. This was the flrat game of eitber team thia season. HKW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK The Odd Fellows and Kebekabs will at- Bijou theatre tend services in a body at tbe Congrega- Wm EC Whiting—Insurance statement Record Annual meeting of Hancock Co Savings tional cbnrch next Sunday morning. A Successful bank Members are to meet at Odd Hand-bag found requested Geo B Bridges-Strawberry plants for sale Fellows ball at 10 o’clock. M L and stock reduc- Adams—Anniversary work ing sale U. L. Morang has commenced the J A Thompson—Wall paper of repairing tbe middle one of his store Ever since this Bank was established, it M B Yount—Bar Harbor Jitney NEW WAR LOAN This building was almost a Hancock County committee buildings. has been the complete ruin from the fire, and the new constant, undeviating pur- CONDENSED TIME TABLE store will he practically a new building. of its Officers and Directors to be 8tatee pose United Government Bonds WUBB DATS. The date for the of “The presentation and accommodating to its patrons Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at Love Spell,” under the ausploea of Dona- obliging •.41 a. m., 4.21 p. m. qua lodge, K. of P., baa been set for Fri- in consistent with We feel that;itiis our duty. In common with that of every every way banking Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at 11.1V day, May 11. Thiels a comedy with music, other citizen,to help make the new Government issue a huge a. m., 8.22 p. m. C. and will be prudence. end we are arranged by Roy Haines, success. To this offering our services without 1 SUIT DAT. presented by a local oaat. charges of any kind. We are receiving for- Arrive from west at 8.11 a. m. Leave for That is we have in subscriptions E. N. trio of why steadily grown west at 5At m. The B. Bangor, alwaya ttr»e bonds when, as, and if issued. We will answer p. gladly popular with music and dance lovers here, as well as in the confidence of Write us deposits, youi Inquiries. to-day. will at Hancock ball Friday SCHEDULE OF MAILS sppear the for a concert and ball. people. at tLLSwonm rosTomci. evening, May 4, A attendance is assu'ed. The con- In ifwi Oct. F, 1916. good Your account is solicited. cert commences at 8 o’clock. MAILS anOBlVBD. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith of Wln- < W—k Dags. throp, Mass., formerly of Ellsworth, Fbom Wnsr—8.41 [a m; 4AS p m. announce the marriage of their Lewis F. Davis . Fbom East—11.10 a m; 0.22 p m. daughter Lillian to UNION TRUST COMPANY of Ellsworth SEED of New York city, on April 30. Mr. and GRASS MAILS OLOSB AT POSTOTTIOB Mrs. Davis will live at Bayside, Long Going Wbst—10.40 a m; 640 p tn. Island, N. Y. The Only Going East—8.10 a 846 m. Thing Oheap m; p Two inches of snow on the ground this Qrew Last morning, May 2, is not bad for a wind-up That Year Registered mail should be at half postofflee for tbis long winter—if it is the wind-up. an hour before mail closes. Are You to Your Resolution? E. H. Greeiy, tbe veteran horseman, was Holding out on runners this morning. He says it Pine Tree Pure WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH. resolution to save moie money this year. Timothy 99J£% is his first May sleighride for at least Keep up your good luxuries in For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday, twenty years. Do not let the temptation of needless step your way. May 1,1917. The last of tbe series of patriotic meet- New accounts are cordially invited. | From observations taken at the powei ings under the auspices of Donsqua lodge, station of the Bar Harbor A Union Rivei W. was hall C. GRINDAL Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is K. of P., held at Odd Fellows Hancock County Savings Bank given in inches for the twenty-four hours Sunday evening. It was well attended. ending at ****-—~ M a*ne midnlght.J of Ellsworth, I Weather Precip- Rev. R. B. Mathews the Congregational _. Water Street, Ellsworth Temperature conditions itatiou church gave an able address on ( 4am 12 m forenoon afternoon “Democracy.” Wed 37- 62- fair fair Fire broke out Friday afternoon at tbe Wreck at Swan’s Island. Thurs 35— 64— fair 1j Pea Seeds FOR SALE cloudy ** residence of Mrs. Daniel Card on High Swan’s Island, May 2 (special)-The Jurpee’s Sweet Fri 42— 48— fair cloudy street. It originated around the chimney, schooner H. 8. Lanfair, of New York, Spencer Varieties Sat 41— 42— cloudy cloudy and did considerable from Bermuda for St. N. Sun 43— 53— fair clear damage, gutting bound John, B., Boat Actaeon of bouse and on island Freight Mon 40- 53— fair fair tbe upper part the badly with molasses, struck John’s Collection of the roof. Tbe loss is last Tues 84— 46— fair cloudy,snow .01 breaking through ledge near here at 11.30 o’clock night, Six Size Packets draft 50 covered insurance. is believed she Regular Length, 65ft; 6ft; carriying capacity, Average 1917, 40.8° by in a thick snowstorm. It temperature, April, for 25 cents tons ; one Jaeger engine. 40hp and one Ellsworth Average temperature, April, 1916, 42.8° Dr. A. C. Hagerthy has commenced work | will be a total loss. The crew reached on a new building on the site of the one here this morning in a small boat. about 8 knots ; derrick con- A L. S O engine,7^hp ; speed H. P. which Donovan of the Lanfair says that E. F. Robinson, jr., is attending the formerly occupied by Carter, ; Capt. nected with when he left the vessel she was full of power. grand masonic bodies in Portland. was burned. The new building will be larger than the old, about 34x70 feet, and water, and her mainmast had gone by the Burpee’s Miss Helen Nealley left Friday fora two stories biph. It will be occupied by board* He believes she will be a total 25 cent Collection of visit of two weeks in Boston and vicinity. Fred E. as a Bilvy garage. The Lanfair is of 402 tons gross, and was Nasturtium Seeds James L. Cook and wife,who Lave spent Ellsworth will be represented in built at Baltimore in 1884. the winter in Massachusetts, arrived home Roosevelt’s army, if the ex-President gets For sale at Thursday. Former Maine Lawyer Killed. the consent of the government to take an Miss Mary A. of the central Charles G. Briggs, a lawyer, formerly of Hurley, army of volunteers to France. Roy C. is a vacation of Caribou and Portland, but for the past Ellsworth Greenhouse SEED NOW telephone office, spending Haines, register of probate of Hancock The BUY GARDEN Calif, in weeks in four years practicing San Diego, two Boston. has sent in his name as one of the county, was shot and killed by an angered de- These seeds need qo recommendation; There will be a for the Uni- Roosevelt and has received his fendant in a law suit May party volunteers, yesterday. jveryone knows their quality and those club and tarian Sunday school at the Uni- enlistment papers. If Col. Roosevelt’s who have them use no others. COMING EVENTb. grown To Delay is Dangerous tarian vestry to-morrow evening. “heart’s desire” is realized, his will be the There will be a regular meeting of Irene first American army in France. Friday evening, May 4, at Hancock Ellsworth and Bar Harbor chapter, O. E. S., Friday evening. After ! A feature at the Bijou this week will be hall-Concert and ball; B. E. N. trio of work refreBhmentsjwill'be served. Edmund Breeze in “The Weakness of as There is a Short- Bangor. Round Trip Daily, Except Sunday Strength,” which will be the bill for Leave Post Office Square, Ellsworth, for Bar Mrs. J. A. Chatto of East who hall—“The Surry,; The for this were Friday, May 11, at Hancock Harbor at i2.i5 p. m. has been Friday. pictures play quite ill, is improving. Mrs. a with Bar taken at Millinocket. To-night Florence Love Spell,” comedy music, pre- Leave Star Tbeatie, Cottage St., Harbor, Sophia Dodge of Bayside is with her. 35 and 50 for Ellswortb at 2.30 p. m. Reed will in “Her Own sented by local cast. Tickets, of New Seed appear Way;” in Ellsworth in time for Washing- age The 9 a. m. (Ariiving woman’s club will meet next Tues- on sale at R. H. Smith’s at to-morrow, Lillian Walker in “The Blue cents, ton County train) day with Mrs. W. H. Titus. Mrs. Lewis 8. Envelope;” Saturday, Owen Moore in Tuesday, May Fare Si .00 Each Way F. will read a Lowest Tapley.of Bucksport paper. “Rolling Stones;” Monday, “The Little Friday evening, May 11, at Agricultural Special Trips ma le to Bat Harbor ai reason- Our Prices the — Mrs. Roswell Murch of Deer Isle and Girl Next Door;” Tuesday, Sessue hall, North Ellsworth Dance; tickets, able rates. Publi Ca, to go anywhere nights and Mrs. Luther Hammons of Belfast are Dayakawa, the Japanese actor, in 50 cents. Sundays.' the Best with their mother, Mrs. Mary Laffln, who “Honorable Friend.” M. B. YOUNG Quality is ill. The Ellsworth high school has begun ^jhntisnnauk Telephone 10-4 Ellsworth, Mo. The of subject Rev. J. W. Tickle’s work organizing a baseball team, and "The Big Mstn with the Little Oar" sermon at the Unitarian church next Sun- •bout Iwentv-flve candidates are practic- H. O. STRATTON day morning will be “The Soldier’s Equip- ing every afternoon. Carroll Johnston ment.’* When Hatching Eggs has been elected manager. The captain you buy Eggs from my finest matings at half price Mrs. L. F. Giles, who has spent (he will be chosen after the team is selected. 18 State 8t. Elleworth after May 1. winter in New York with her The difficulty this year, as in the daughter past Utility, 76c a setting few to secure a \Vriting_Pa2er # Erva, who is studying vocal music there, years, is pitcher, but First 1.60 that with the clearest color, Special, is at home. Manager Johnston has promising mate- buy First 2.00 the best weight and the easiest pen, Mrs. Cora who has rial to pick from in Milton Barron, I shall also sell all of my breeding cockerels Taylor, spent the writing surface. The quickest Harold Maurice and and, to of them at once, shall let them winter with her husband in the West, has Carlisle, Googins to be sure is to ask for dispose way at $2.50 each. These birds are worth from returned to her home at Grant’s corner for Daniel Harrington. He is confldeut of go $5.00 to $15.10. Come and pick them out your- the summer. procuring a winning team. No schedule self. has yet been arraanged. Whjte&W^clttrff Mrs. Nancy Haynes, who is ninety- Office 11 WARNING! Telephone, : Additional train service will be Re,lrtence three years of age, had a severe ill turn resumed Writing Papers j U3-13 on the Mt. Desert branch Sunday morning, but is now reported beginning to use Wall W. E. To customers who intend Paper as comfortable. Monday, May 14. The early morning or if you have time, compare WHITING, train will, on and after that date, leave them. We carry them here in ELLSWORTH, MAINE this or next: Now is the time to buy. Francis T. Linnehan, who has been in year Bangor at 6 instead of 5.30. Another sufficient quantity and styles to the sanitorium at East Parsonsfleld, stationery wants, When stock was the advance was morning train for Mt. Desert Ferry will supply your my bought several months, w^s brought home yester- and you’ll like the paper. lea se Bangor at 10.30. The night train to what it is now and what it day. He is seriously ill. Storage Battery Repairing, trifling compared service will also be resumed, a train only at i The firemen were called out v8old Carefully attended to. will be next Stock and of patterns Thursday leaving Mt. Desert Ferry at 9.50, year. variety for a fire on the of the slight roof foundry, connecting at Washington Junction with' Parcher’s Store and the which from a Drug will be very limited next season, price caught spark from the train leaving Calais at 6.06. Parlor The was A. P. chimney. damage trifling. and car service on the Mt. Desert ROYAL, will steadily go higher. sleeping Hoyt A. Moore of New York spent Sun- branch will be resumed the same date. ELLSWORTH. MAINE The Maine BUY NOW day with his parents, A. E. Moore and Central steamer service to wife. His father accompanied him on his points beyond Bar Harbor will be return to New York Monday evening for resumed June 4, connection being with a visit. the first morning train down and the night train The boat con- J. A. THOMPSON, The E. H. S. met and defeated the returning. ” MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH Junior Brothernood at Wyman park last (Contiuned on page 4.) “The Little Girl Next Door &k»3tcttMBunta. WILL HE PRODUCED AT
BIJOU THEATRE Odd Fellows Hall 5 acts. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2-Florence Reed in “Her Own Wey," Metro, Are THURSDAY, MAY S—Lillian Walker in “The Blue Envelope,” Vitagraph. Eggs Going Up! MAY 7 of Strength.” MONDAY, FRIDAY, MAY 4—Edmund Breeae in “The Weakness Eggs are going up and it is predicted tbat they were taken in Millinocket, Me. The scenes lor thia picture will reach 75c to 91 a dozen before next winter. in the 5-act “Rolling Stones. SATURDAY, MAY 6-Owen Moore photoplay It is therefore a good investment to The Wonderful Vivid Portrayal of the Fight Against Door.” MONDAY, MAY 7-“The Little Girl Neat the Awful Honor- TUESDAY, MAY 8-Beaaue Hayakawa, .the great Japanese actor in able Friedd.” Put Them Down! WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC Every Day g___ is told with no idea of appealing to the immoral, but to __Matinee even at present prices, and thrifty housewives tell a story based on and IQ cents are doing so. Buy the extra heavy Admission,_5 3^° ABSOLUTE FACTS WATER GLASS that will serve as a warning to every girl who sees it. & so IN Every mother should see that her daughter attends. C. c. BURRILL FOR SALE AT —Established 1867— Moore’s Pharmacy PRICE8, Matinee and Evening, 26 OENT8 7 and 8.45. fire and automobile insurance Oor. opp Po•toffies. Ellsworth, Rfatlne Matinee 2.80. Night this and foreign countries Representing some of the leading companies of HOMK CANNING. J«r» raw, with getKiUacountt. tl)c ®rangtro. water, tor bolted fflutual Bmriit Column. among pl“, *•> »*«• The heed „,T’» Remarkable Result* Achieved by a make fInto head * cheeee end can it BDITKD BT IDltT HAD4B". devoted to the Orange, es- Bucksport Woman. taet winter the rate SUNDAY SCHOOL This column It liked oar i- to of Hancock county too #o in DOWN pecially the grange* One ol the calls ol County Agent George well, Jenaary, when I h.T* It* Motto: a»d BROKEN The column fa to all granger* for the “Helpful Hopeful.” open Jar. I oenned N. Worden recently waa at the farm ot empty, thirty dfecueefon ot topic* of general intercut, and and 1 Samuel in While there pared quartered them, VI.—Second Quarter For of this column are succlnc y for of meeting*. Make letter* Gray Bucksport. Lesson The purposes report* grange water, but no auger, * title and motto—It Is for the rout I ehort and conctee. AH communication* muat learned ol the wonderful success Mrs. cooking o„l, stated In the IN HEALTH be to sterilixe tour 6,1917. and alms to be and hopefull be but name* will not be printed *K- minute, May benefit, helpful signed, was with home canning, and aJ„ All com- Gray having pressure and X .hell Being for the common good. It Is for the com- cept by permission of the writer. have Telit How Worth meant ol modern sauce end * 1 mon use—a servant, a purveyor of In Woman $5 munication* will be subject to approval by how, by canning apple pie, whenever public I " without some time to I THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. formation and suggestion, a medium for the la of Pinkham’t Compound the editor, but none will be rejected methods, she waa able to greatly reduce come. terchange of Ideas. In this capacity It solicits good reason. One year we the cost ol living. So thoroughly eblpped very 8n, _ and its success largely Made Her Well high bean, to communications, depends Boeton, end after the coamZ it In this res Com- waa he by what be saw and Lesson, John xiii, 1-17. on the support given peel Ct'SHMAX, OOfLD#BOBO. impressed men, freight and Text of tha 371, truckmen u munications must be but the name of bad signed, Ohio.—" I waa all broken down were beard, that be asked Mrs. Gray to tell ol their abate of the Memory Verses, 14-15—Golden Text, Lima, April 25, twenty-eight present, dollar, w, writer will not be printed except by permission. in heal th from a displacement. One ox my " with visitor* from Lincoln, Lamoine, work in form In order that a cent, a buabel left. Sow Mark x, 44—Commentary Prepared by Communications will be subject to approval or her story i lady friend* came to in tin the editor of the column, but none Schoodlc 408, 8choodie 420, Hieing Star, she been able to aurplua and we are Rev. D. M. Stearns. rejection by Bee me (be ad- knowledge ol what hat „ot „!" and of a will be rejected without good reason. Address Bay View and John Dority granges. mercy glutted market. vised me to com- accomplish might be an incentive to many of the most wonder- ail communications to Arthur Morris of Lincoln gave an This amount will a The last evening grange give i,M Thk American. mence Lydia at time heart, Me. taking address on his to Mt. others to do tbe same thing this of eix a ful life ever lived on this earth had Ellsworth, interesting trip people very Urge ahar, 0( E. Pinkbam’s Veg- lor The and true God in Vernon. Deputy Charles 8hind gave an when much must be done to make our living a year, and the eome. living etable Compound expen* . SPRING’S COMING BACK. able address on tbe present war. little as to be ecercel.v to human but not sinful flesh had been and to use E. county more self-sustaining. leit, wy^ Lydia of the Spring’s coming back to the.world pleasure ol having food on earth over thirty-three years, thirty Pinkbam’s Sanative LAMOixm, 284. Tbe home economica department ol tbe than" And joy's coming back to the heart; know is fresh and clean. in the humble Nazareth home Wash. I tak- were even- to render years The banners of winter are furled. began Forty-five present Tuesday extension service will be glad There la no reason why one coold and over three years In His public The of ing your remedies when two ware conferred on troops Kin£Bliuard;depart. ing, degrees assistance In this sort of work by way ol get some flab and can or It, some chi filled with the Holy Spirit, The aun’s climbing high in the sky. and tookHkOOworth one candidate. Final degrees will be ministry, demonstrations, and Mrs. Gray as I intend to next winter, And the clouds are beginning to break. and in two months at the next and a harvest practical soaetok going about doing good and healing all given meeting, a greater variety. And the roses, still drowsy of eye. was a well woman be served. A social was will gladly give personal attention to any were of the for sapper will pie W» would not that oppressed devil, Are the call to awake. know how to awaiting after three doctors said i never wouia held evening. Proceeds about (0. addressed to her. Mrs. Gray’s pua, with Him This Friday inquiries living In these ol wer God was (Acts x, 38). I was a mid- days price, m Though bitter the breezes that blew. stand up straight again. which Mr. Worden to was the that He had so de- story, kindly glvee out the canned passover And and chilling the frost seven and I recommended BART BLUMH1LL, 262. vegetables, mean , killing wile for years not to sired to with them before He suf- I were The Amebic ax lor follows: fruits, mention pickles. keep That tortured the long winter through. the Vegetable Compound to every wo- April 28 tweniy-eeven preeent. publication, fered xxit, 15, 16). The time that sustains wasn't lost. will lor (Luke The faith man to taka before birth and after- Next Saturday afternoon Mr. Garland This is bow one Ihmily is working He looked for- is had come to which had ] And, now that the long sleep done. wards. and they all got along ao nicely visit this place with tbe view ot organit- preparedness either lor war or peace, BEAL (JOVE. ward before world was (I Pet. 1, The humblest of alumberers there )the it is a to suffering ing a boys’ and girla’ agricultural club. based largely on a tin can and a glass Mr*. A* T. Norwood la of the sun that sorely godsend recovering ha 20). and. all their Is awaiting the call will be notwithstanding women. If women wish to write to In tha evening after recess, there Jar. a severs attack of grip. blindness unbelief He was still The gladness of living to share. ” and be to answer them. an opan aeasion, when Mr. Garland will I can’t tell where I learned to can, or m. I will delighted Mr*. Ida Norwood, of Watt Tnaw loving this Uttle company whom He The dreariest winter mast pass. so mew ^ JBOtmMoTn, 842 EkMorth St, •peak. how. I read the direction* bare, was in a —Mrs. _ town few days had chosen to be His disciples. There And the sternest of trials depart; recently 11m, Ohio. SKDOWICK. 244. but have forgotten where, and went to April is a lot of comfort In the first verse of The green must come,back to the grass 28.__ j tha drat meeting thia month, work. Other people canned vegetable* which I have In And peace must return to the heart. Women who suffer from displace- April 27, our lesson, with my and I knew I could. I did. Soothes itching akin. Heal, rota What matter the snows that we’ve known, ments, weakness, irregularities, ner- there were twenty-eight present. An en- successfully, or tag mind Jer. xxxl, 3. and rejoice in the The flrtt I without a scar. Cures pile,, Or the drifts that about us.were whirled? vousness, backache, or bearing-down joyable evening was spent. The program: year only put up green psaa, ecieaa a fact that He still loves this bit of His rheum, say itching. Doan', Olatwem. Contentment some day we shall own, need tbs tonic properties of the Tbnnton and Florence Yonng; string beans, shell beans and corn, soma fa knew It thor- pains, Duet, Kay druggist aella It.—advt. property, although He so back to roots and herbs contained in Lydia E> Spring always.comes the.world. topic, “What things are favorable for this sixty-five quarts altogether. oughly before I ever heard Him say —Detroit /Vs# Dress. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. community?” Malcolm Allen; “Wbat I used to* simplest wsy, tbe one nearest that He loved and gave Himself for —Selected by 8, tbe and things are unfavorable for thia com- at band, namely waab-boiler, me (Gal. li. 20). Peter and John hav- gtohrrtlMmintfc I them a few years, end then fmve them away, munity?” Ella Thurston; “Some of the cooked tbe canned goods an boar a day ing made ready the passover feast in Dear M. B. Friendt: bat I do not know how many times X rend needs ot this Allen. three successive days, and in tba more welcome communltyT” George the upper room to which the Lord It it witb'much pleasure I ajrtin over. I hod not seen or of them thought General discussion followed. A patriotic than live year* and tbe hundreds of jars Himself had directed them. He sat to our column tbe niece wbo tends tbe them for yetn end year*, so when I cane program will be given at tha next meet- I have put ap, I have never lost a jar down with the twelve, saying as He following letter, though very sorry to hear •cross the books after each • long time it an ing. except by breakage. took with them that He would that tile is not able to be about and seemed like meeting old friend. _ part enjoy That first to tbs March 12,1917. Sadis. BBW DEDHAM. yew opened my eyes not eat of it more nor drink of life as in tbe old We tbe warm 8anset, CESTCBT, *8, any days. hope possibilities ol canning. Our garden bad tne mm or tne vine unui rne Kingdom will her health and Tbe 28 included readings days bring Returning program April been a toward readers of 1 am alsrays great help supply- of God should come. Then He insti- tnd that we may bear from ber The your letters, Sadie, Gerald Marion BurriU; strength by Thompson, our table in but our seasons ■ of ing summer, tuted the supper by which we com- ■are would give you unanimous vote recitation, Maurice Miller; singing by again. _ were so and this o Be red a to thanks for and if short, way memorate His death till He shall come your descriptions yoo grange, America; story, U. A. Gray; solo. Dear Aunt Madge: make that garden last the yew around again. Some time during the evening felt able to write more, would be much Clifford BurriU. I wonder if t am altogether forgotten? and to score against Mr. H. C. L. there was a strife among them as to to see them in print. It has been a long. 1 >ng time since I have pleased Ths next year my canning list was which of them should be accounted the written for tbe M. B. column. I have been a Aunt Madge. FRANKLIN. greatly enlarged, and has grown each year. Tanlac Recommended to greatest—I suppose in the kingdom of sbut-in for nearly two yeirs, and have been Me, Noil Tbe reported sale of the Bunker cottage Soon 1 tried meats, witb great success. which He had spoken—and He had to able to sit up only a few weeks in that time. I Recommend It, She Said PRETTY MARSH. to H. W. Gray proves incorrect. Last summer 1 felt that 1 must have some teach them again that lowliness was Since Christmas I have been obliged to keep F. Goes moved his' fur- of that would less true and He was in bed. Miss Hsttie Orcutt the week-end Elmer recently srsy canning require greatness among spent “My appetite waa ao poor that nag But I have always been interested in this Harbor. niture to Orrington from storage here. time, as 1 hare three smell children and them as one who served (Luke xxii. st Northeast times the sight ot food sickened me,’ column and read it every week. I wonder other farm duties to look after, so 1 bought 7-30; Matt. xx. 28». Verse 2 reads in son of Samuel John W. Ulaisdell left Monday for a •aid of 42 1 I George Leonard, oldest Gertrude Avery Fling itres, why the sisters do not sen more recipes? a cooker and used tbe cold the revised version in- Patten to. look over presure pack “during supper” to see a bow to make Leonard, bss enlisted in the navy, and township adjoining Brewer. would like recipe teliiog method. Tbe in time has of a tract of timberland for saving justified stead “supi>er being ended” and lemon pie using crackers. left on Friday for Portland for examina- parties. “Tanlac eras recommended to me ui that its purchase, but 1 bave canned tbe same the devil had already put it into What a long, cold winter, and it seems like tion. Rev. C. W. Lowell and wife are spend- now it la a great pleasure for me I of the thing with perfect success in tbe wash- the heart Judas Iscariot to betray mid-winter again this morning although ing a few with Robert and recommend Teniae.” said this Bren The body of Capt. F. P. Freeman of days Phillips boiler. Him. In Luke xxii. 1 0. we read that sun is warm and a few brave birds have come. North N. H., who died 21 at wife, awaiting work to be done at the par- woman. I tbe and girls won't f- rget to give Weare, April Now, thank* to canning, we are nearly before the feast Judas had been to the hope boys “1 suffered stomach ta Manchester, where he was receiving treat- sonage. from trouble them a generous supply of crambs and hay- as as tbe Swiss chief priests and had agreed with them independent Family she was here The Mrs. Charles Clarke left for indigestion,’’ explained. "Ala seed, for they are our best friends. Also ment, brought Wednesday. Bangor Kobinson. In six months we bave bought to betray Him unto them. Yet here meals 1 would have a care are funeral was held at the schoolhouse after a few here with her dull, heavy, blontd build some houses, taking they pro- Friday, days materials for fire meals. We of course he is at the table with the others as tected from cats and squirrels, which are interment in the W. U. Card and wife. feeling that distressed me very mucL Thursday afternoon; parents, bave to purchase flour, sugar, etc. if he was a true disciple and none of waa slid was such deadly enemies to them. family lot in the cemetery. Capt. Free- The Methodist society and friends will I losing strength beginuig the others had tic Our canning program is about as fol- any suspicion that I enjoyed Sadie's description of early child- to feel generally run down. man was born in Pretty Marsh in 1841, the givq the newly-appointed pastor, C. W. lows: was not.’ See verses 18-30. hood very much, and h tve put it with my “Since Tanlac U son of Reuben Freeman, and Lowell, and a at their taking my appetite the youngest wife, reception 35 of green What a desperate hypocrite the devil clippings. I do not think I know any of quarts peas. and food no made his home here until about twenty church vestry Tuesday evening. improved wonderfully my can a sisters uoless it is S. J. Y. of La- 10 quarts of endive. make of person when he is al- personally, and ot course I u years ago, when he moved to Massachu- and Franklin digests property lowed to control! If we moiue, whom I have met at Pomona granges The Ellsworth district 5 quarts of shelled beans. take allow his and feel better in every nj, several times. I the will setts, and Later purchased a farm at North afternoon at of stronger to enter our hearts hope spring days | teachers' meeting Monday 35 quarts string beans. suggestions he will I am no troubled with disttu bring new hope and he ilth to all. Weare. He leaves a widow, two daugh- school room here was well at- longer soon enter ip himself (verses 2-27» the high 10 quwts of Swiss chard. this not tin 1 a in the of aod after If does restiug place ters—Mrs. W. H. Gray this place tended. Ellsworth teachers were 10 of tomatoes. eating.” How was our Lord Many quart* infinitely patient and health will snd nine tbe of weak, uer waste-basket, permitting, Mrs. Fred Gray of Ml. Desert, 30 of corn. “Probably majority to tolerate the presence of su olden times when I hot ferments instead, toxins are carries April G. stalled. and grace to do the lowliest and to 30._ without add sugw later. things was a child—a long time ago. As I was that are actual poisons. These toii* When are be with the devil Mrs. BtiUman King, who has been Ul, my oockerel* old enough to * patient himself and prowling among some old books of a relative GOTT'S ISLAND. which are known aa causing this is somewhat kill, 1 shall can twenty, which will to bear such insult and injury as came some time ago. I cime across a book that I improved. give called auto-intoxication, that we taste Moore is building his weir me not seen or of f >r more than Philip are twenty quarts, and 1 find a quart of upon Him is seen in verse 3. He knew bad thought F. L. Hodgkina and wife at home, jar much about. between the islands. meat who He came half a century. It was “Tbe Scottish Chiefs’* an solidly paoked ample for my family was. that He from heav- after extended atay in the West and “Tanlac ia designed aa a system purilg en —the bistory of William Wallace and Robert Harvey Moore had his finger badly in- of six. and was going back home and that South. and ia meant to the vital orgsns Bruce Sidle, that is the tirst book over which apur up | while on a weir. W a the Father had given all things into jured helping who has hen pig is killed, I can all the lean will be thrown ol I drooped a tear.”! Mrs. Jennie King, spent the ao that thaae toxins His hands. He was not to be Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Trask of Atlantic meat. From this I cut ofl the bouee as the throng! aiming Now I will “switch off on to another subject winter in Massachusetts Is at home; also and new strength built naturally for He w’as the real are Mr. and Mrs. C. bone* are difficult to In a and somebody, only Dear Aunt Madge, can yon find a substitute visiting Harding. her daughter, Mrs. Morris Hodgkins, who manage jar, active Mood and tiasaes." D. of Southwest Harbor is somebody that ever lived. Real great- for those words “switch off?" I wish our Mrs. J. Philips baa been in Bangor this winter. the bones with tbe meat remaining on Tanlac ia being specially introduced ness can stoop gracefully to lowliest editor would have a question box in Thb ■pent a few days reoe ntly with her mot her, tham are boiled for soup. To this I add in WM Eben H. King, who baa spent the EUa worth by E. G. Moore; service, but it is to those Ambsicas. I have some knotty to Mrs. Rose Driscoll. and or boil down Sullivas, impossible problems is in vegetables barley rice, Franklin, 8. 8. Bcammou; North unravel. One Diet of the readers of winter In Bar Harbor, poor health, who are at as is. any 23. B. thick so that 1 can add water whan Grti# aiming greatness. Only April and will remain with his Eben quite H. Bobinaon; Hancock, Pamola Thb Ambeicah, and there matt be many who nephew, i we believe that we really are what preparing to serve. That gives me twenty and there la a Tanlac agent are older than I, ever see a man with his hair Whitaker. Mias Barah Smith, who has Store, God says we are, because of our being I Philip Moon is working on bi* weir. quarts of soup, sufficient for twenty meals. braided and tied with a black ribbonf All been living in his house this winter, wiU •vary Mains town. redeemed by the precious blood of Prank and have moved Later in the tall we will kill a seal which I wbo have, raise their hands if n »t, I will Babbidge family keep house for Rodney Smith at East Christ, can we walk worthy of such a I have. When I was a email into bia mother's boose. 1 shall treat In tbe same way. Soma ol whisper, very Lamoine. It high calling. We are not aiming to be commenced going to school, the meat is roasted and with a lujt^ girl, jnst nearly All an sorry that Rev. George Davis April 30. H.H. pat ap children of God and heirs with eighty years ago, one day, with other chil- _ brown A of this will be served joint and wife an not to be ben this year. gravy. port UbISmSs dren. I met a man who bad on a three- Christ, for such we are by our receiv- 30. Chips Jr. SOUTH BURRY. hot with the gravy, tha vast sliced cold. cornered or the rim turned April ing Him (John L 12: I John ill. 1, 2; bat, op three Tba meat suitable tor steak I fry or broil •c2"b,«*8 ways. As ws looked, we saw tbs braid on the Clarence Lord and Ernest Blalsdell ot STJdtt. Rom. viii. la 17). But being such by GREAT POND. lightly after catting Into slices that will hsslhgg back of his bend just came down to hie coat Sorry are working on a weir tor H. H. free grace we should bold ourselves fit the cans, and con with the dish collar—not more than three or fonr inches Mn. E. N. W illiams came from Bangor Harden. gravy. ssassSs ready for any service by which we can Tbs rest of the meat I In the cans or long. Monday. She has visited in Fairfield, pat glorify Him. Hls sevenfold act of I ran all the home to tell Mias Inez Connor ot North B rook ST ilia, A^-' way my mother Augusta, Livermore and Bangor. Oo.,“£k2« Props, verses 4. 5, as He rose from the supper what I had seen. She said: “That man who has been with her sister, Mrs. Calvin Miss Eva Mnmford of Clear Away The Waete. to the btttle* that won oar inde- Massachusetts some has returned home. ———gUgggggagSSSBSSSSSSS_- and prepared to minister to them la helped fight Young, weeks, Bowel regularity la the secret of mod He is a has been visiting her sister, Mn. Fred health, suggestive of perfect humiliation In or- pendene. Revolutionary soldier, and Mrs. Ella ot Woodland and bright eyea. clear complexions, aed BeUatty Dr. King's New Life Pllle are a der has seen General Washington." Ever after Williams, tbe past week, tiefon going mild and SatlToahs an* Steamboats. to perfect service. This act of Ellsworth, who has been with her mother, gentle laxative that regulates the bowels aad that I looked upon him with awe aid |ivtr- Weet tor an extended stay. relieve the ministry in the matter of water for Mrs. Amanda Young, tor a tsw re- congested Inteetlnee by removing ence. as he was in those far-off days almost days, the accumulated wastes without griping. their feet was within the reach of The new stage driver, who is to take his any worshiped as a divine being. I saw him turned home Wednesday. Take a pill before rati ring and that heavy of but who has hind a house of J. R. head, that dull fever them, people are striving many times, but dont think I ever spoke to place May 21, epring feeling disap- Mrs. Lottie Candage, whb has been vis- pears. Get Dr. King's New Life Pilla at your for greatness, as were, are not him. He would nod his head and we Bbuman. Emery Crosby is to drive tbe they would iting at Hollis Bonsey’s, returned to druggist's. Me. to think that service is ours. HU and hair were automobile, and will move his family apt any lowly eyes inteneely Btonington last week. Her daughter, in their line. Water for the feet was black, but there were silver thresde in his hen. Mrs. Helen and little son have re- TTbfrfTtfH mints. hair when I knew him. His name Ober, an act of common courtesy, as in Gen. was April Solomon Barbour. This is what the 30._E. turned to Vinalhaven. xviil. 4. and Implied in Luke vii. 44. history LOCA of Deer Isle says about him: SURRY. April Tramp. QUARRIES, FACTORY Having done for them what of 30._ any “Solomon Barbour came here>bout 1880. them have done. He said. “I H. E. Cooary left for Bar Har- FARMS might He was a native of Massachusetts and his Monday WEST BfiOOKLlN. TIONS, MILL SITES, to have given you an example that ye wife was Deborah of bor work. Faxon, Braintree, Mass., Bay Friend is smployed at Dark Harbor. GO NO FARTHER HOTEL! should do as 1 have done to you" who, when young, was, for some years, in David Reyes left Friday for Port Jefler- SITES FOR SUMMER Proctor Bridges left Friday tor York (verses 12-17). When Peter objected the family of John Adams and his son John N. to a | son, Y., Join yacht. island. to allowing Him to wash hls feet His Quincy Adams. When the Utter was an and CAMPS Anhie Cousins and Adolph Kane have The Evidence la At Tour Door "If 1 wash tbee not thou bast infant, she had rocked his cradle and carried Mrs. Is ora Bridges, who has been very reply. Dark Harbor to of the him in her arms." gone to work. Elleworth is what located on the Hoe no part with me" (verse 8), might well ill, is improving. proof yon want, and Mr. Barbour did not live to be very old, but Harold Carter and have the statement of this search us all aud lead us to ask, Can Edward, Sperry Mrs. Idella Peek is a lew highly respected hU wife—“Granny Barbour," we all called spending days I who gone to Beverly, Mass., to work. resident will banish all doubt: truly say “L'nto Him loved me — with Mrs. Maud MAINE RAILROAD her died in 1882, aged ninety-two years. Hooper. CENTRAL came home and John W. Campbell, and washed me from my sins In His Her married Ralph Tomy April 23, lumberman, Liberty to daughter my uncle, with whom Harold Seevey and Leroy Carter left to thoee desiring own blood?” will leave soon lor Bar Harbor for tbe St., Ellsworth, says: “I can say that (flee opportunity (Rev. i, 5.) Then to Pe- she lived and died. She was a lovable old tor Dark where start n Monday Harbor, they will Doan’s • in location for a new for summer. Kidney Pills have done me a world change ter’s request more thorough wash- lady. One day I was with her, and she went be employed. to a and took three of good. At my work, I am ing Ills reply. “He that is washed cupboard small books out April L. 30. & loading logs Water Powers, 30._ April and to all kinds Undeveloped needetb not save to wash hls feet, but and said she would give them to me. I looked exposed of weather, and at saw it was a this on attacks of la clean every whit.” suggests the dif- them, story (story books were AURORA. PARTRIDGE COVE. brought backache. My Unlimited Raw Material, rare in the thanked her were ference between a long ago), heartily, kidneya irregular la action and the sinner's being Mills St Crosby have commenced build- A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. and ran all the way home to show them to kidney secretions were too free at and washed once for all and the daily ing their canning factory. Edgar 30. tiroes, my mother. Springer April while at others in cleansing of a believer. As Christians scanty passage. I was Land The books were “The Scottish Chiefs," and H. T. Silsby, who has been ill of bron- Mrs. Austin and two flood Farming Couary children, ad vised to get Doan’s Pills at Q. we are in constant touch with the de- she read them to Kidney me in the twilight. It was chitis several weeks, is out. who have been la are at Wilson Bangor, A. Parcher’a Drug and did so. filements of sin and the world and ail one story, only in three volumes. I kept Store, Await Deveioi>inen* Herbert Crosby and wife of Clifton Eaton’s. Attar need continually the washing with wa- using them a while, the trouble Don't Lot Your spent the week-end with Mr. Crosby’s who has been in Bar ter by the word of Eph. v, 26. This He Cough Hour On. | Edgar Springer, disappeared. My back became strong and A cough that racks and weakens is panda, Howard Crosby and wife. is «t and at the Communications regarding will os do for one another danger- Harbor, home, working my kidneys normal. 1 have not been let provided ous, it undermines health and thrives will receive your station. bothered with aretnvited and att*f ,g it Is does lovingly, with water neither on neglect. Relieve it at ones with Dr. King's coaling my kidneya for quite a long sgent oi New Work For Women when addressed to any Discovery. This soothing balsam rem- Har>1 April 30. Hubbard. time. Doan’s Kidney Pills seem to have to too hot nor too cold. It la possible that edy heals the throat, loosens the MAINE CENTRAL, or phlegm, its It Is donbtfel If then Is any work harder ended the trouble bo sentence in this lesson la more often autieeptic properties kill the germ and the than house work. Overwork tells on the kid- entirely.” cold is broken Children ”1 Buffered habitually from constipation. than verse “What I do thou quickly up. and neys, and when the kidneys are affected one Price 80c. at all dealers. Don’t INDUSTRIAL BUREAU, quoted 7. grown-ups alike find Dr. New Discov- looks feels older than tbe actual Doan’s fteiculeis relieved and simply King’s and yeere. strengthened ask for a knowest hot now. but thou shalt know ery pleasant to take as well as effective. Uie.l. O. Wells. R. R. 6. N C.. kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kid- Rocky Mount, the bowels, so that tbey have been regular Pills the Haven bottle bandy in your medicine cheat wriun: "I cannot Pills ney same that Mr. Campbell here after.” which may have both a praise Foley Kidney ever since.’’—A B. Davis, MAINE CINTRUUIUO*11 for grippe, croup and all bronchial affections. enough for tbe wonderful benefit I have de- rrooer, Sulphur had. Foatar-Milburn Co., Props., BuBhlo, near and a far-off interpretation. At druggists, 88c. rived."—Moore’s Drugstore. Springs, Tex. Ns Y. PORTLAND. MAINE. I WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Mary Fairfax was obliged to teach herself I often be rah words, with ready excuse 3Urf>(Ttfgcmmtc. Euclid and Greek by stealth. Dr. John- | That Is tbe sphere men, especially in thi .. son taught Fanny Burney Latin, but dared past, have marked out for woman. "‘’"ttss.r.te;, not face the opprobrium sure to follow I might well go further, with brutal in- Let u* not deceive ourselvee, we who such a heresy, and exacted her promise to stincts that chain woman altogether toe you are the “tarda of lave creation.” ua Let be keep tbe secret. often, but all comes back to the far past honeat when we | in bis day. to keep inquire the reaaon for out which we are But nearer home and nearer now. Our ; of emerging. Behind it, opposing women’s franchise, when we forefathers established | consciously or unconsciously, is the fear Indigestion? scorn Plymouth wisely bis mouth moist— their desire to vote. When we to schools after their at of tbe club. I am talking to people toe will continue for the real shortly landing Ply- | food djs- inquire reason, it is a bit for me fear a misunder- four cause di» mouth, but left girls out, even of the intelligent to and for It came W^L with you, humiliating, down to us from The social club is the common schools, and for ISO years it standing. perhaps strengthen your Iwclc in time. It is the same reaaon Bress until you meant one-half the children outside. In heaviest one in the present rapid chang- ■. tone and that had ua so organs, and keep long to the of now in a like ..jve reasoning 1771 Hartford, Conn., opened its common ing events—changing day You can of Plutarch, who represents the advanced the stomach. schools to all children—less than ISO unto many a century ago. Eveeten of years and thought Greece. He Haid, “A wife down from tbe brutal K this quickly surely by since girls were admitted to public schools But, coming years should have no friends bnt thoae of her of a few doses of in America. And it was 240 after pre-historic times when the hairy taking she years Eromptly husband, should have no gods but males to the the woman Harvard was established before it was fought death for those her husband adores.” of their when woman considered safe to trust girls with a col- choioe, tbe waited No one at all with the sub- acquainted lege course in America. for the battle to end and was olaimed and ject will deny, 1 think, the vast relative A strange and interesting fact in history taken by tbe conqueror—has been' the ele- change in the status of women. Back in is how tike the bow like ment of power, scorning anything but RfEOIAM'S the present effort, days of Grecian at its civilisation, the prejudice of now against woman's submission, on the part of the male, up “high nooD,” at “The Age of Athens, vote, was the earlier struggle in Massa- through the vast spaces of time, so deeply Greece,” the “Mother of stands Arts,” chusetts for female education. Tbe same full of interest to the follower of evolution the r Pericles, great orator, himself incar- as to one to a re- PILLS the same memorials, tempt weary you with arguments, wordy action relieves nate, Greece, speaking the oration over its natural tbe same sorrow, cital of steps, yet forever onward, Jit Erheir the crushing heartrending Peloponnesian dead, be aaid: “The in all stomach of and awful, as to what girls’ education least, but moral growth—“first the Ithe greatest glory of woman is to be the least the undige^edfoojflow of gastric would do. You can quote the same sen- blade, then tbe ear, then the full corn in ■stimulates talked of among men.” renews the activity of tence of death to woman’s glory that the ear.” Yet, still hovering in the con- ISce, The chief monument of Roman civiliza- and bowels, and goes marching on now as to the loss of her scious, or more often, far more oftep, the Ithe liver tion is the law which underlies our own. the special sphere and sweet ascendency into unconscious mental processes, lie the digestive sys. Burke quotes the commentator on strengthens great tbe regard and respect that must be lost relics of this old past, hidden, perhaps un- "Take them with confi- that law aa “It was the dis- tem saying: forever if she should come to know some- seen, but tainting the conduct of us all. for 60 experience tinction of Roman law that it treated dence, years’ thing that rises now at the prospeot of her Men often do not even know that they Pills women not aa but as that Beecham’s persona, things.” voting. What strange repetitions of consider women, in all but the artificials prove The mother of Demosthenes was left by history assail us I of life, as inferior—that in judgment, will to Aphothas, and under the old But at in the town of intellectual power, they are below what Roman law the husband had last, Newbury- for the power of regard themselves to be—but the Are pdrt, it was graciously voted, 120 years they good life and death over the the mother of wife, is not dead last that the summer old instinct and •hows itself his children. ago March, during months when tbe boys in the school had at every opportunity. Over against it Stomach You may know that no Jewish rabbi, in the diminished, “the master shall receive stands tbe woman of the past—submissive, the daya when their faith was young, was in fear of the clnb. girls, instructing them in grammar and •-ss allowed to speak to a woman in public. reading, after the dismissal of the Make voting a faahion, make it bo that a boys, Turning to the writings of great scholar no fear ol make for one and one-half hours’’—tbe old cave it carries reproach, it of this early civilization Who haa been those man and his club. sought tor by who lead in the social JLxpl Botins. quoted far and wide approvingly because we nave not time at inis moment to game, and opposition among women, of bis rare knowledge of people and events, us a trace the establishment of academies and many women, would tall like the leaves WRKGLEKS gives NOTICE or rUHCt'LUNUHE. we find this then estimate of accepted in autumn. In that men and Ida M. Adfer A. Strout schools for girls and women, met by everything HTHEREAS Strout, woman: “Women at all times have been wholesome, antiseptic, \V and Erast us B. Salisbury, all of tba ridicule, indifference and something women have lought out together in of Hancock, and State even among the celestials. town of Eden, county inconstant, called harmony/success has been at its highest Maine, bv their mortgage dead dated the in argument. refreshing confection to of In infancy the father should guard her, have tailed to reach it. twentieth dav of October, a. d. 1911, and re- U was in 1869 that the first college for mark; either,alone in the Hancock county of her husband, in old age her chil- corded registry youth was in Massachusetts—the From the church to the schools, through take the of the cave book 4fW. page 10®, conveyed to me. the girls opened place deeds, dren, for at no time ia a woman fit to be all the vocationslof have made undersigned, a cerUin parcel of real estate Greece, the Athens of America. Twelve life, they in Edf n. in eald of truated with Infidelity, violence, ■United county Hancock, liberty. after the West had beaten her In best progress side by side. man’s im*mD bounded aa follows: years pebble. and deceit, envy, a total want of good quali- Some o( will remember the brave IN One certain lot or parcel of land situated In time in her virile vigor, her mighty force you of the town of Eden, of Han- ties, with are the innate faults that part county impunity, of that broke the chains of con- General Thomas driving his campaign in We and State of Maine known aa Hull’s insight help teeth, breath, appetite, cock of womankind.” the West. His Cove, and bounded and described aa follows, vention, snapped the cords that to-day, soldiers, experienced wit:-A certain lot or parcel of land situ- more ancient drama that we were to an im- and to It is in the in other fields, are being broken by the veterans, struggling gain digestion deliciously tied on tbe northern side of the oounty road find the wile addressing herlordand master position on a bill. As they fought ranning through said Hull's Cove, and same force, the same ; law, and through portant soothe mouth and throat with as follows: at the South would bounded Berlcntng in the dialect of a slave. The Turk seas of blood are thrones of up the side, swept and broken by tbe •ait corner of the lot being described at the emptying blush and when be mentioned enemy against a storm of death, wavering this point where the private way leading to the apologize caste and convention, of the old cave man welcome sweetmeat. branches off from the town a were Bowen place road; his wife, as i( guilty of an impertinence. and his club. with God’s here, gaining little there, they thence following said road in a general north- And, help, farther back into times, watched with eager their The erly direction to land of heirs of Edward Going prehistoric before this terrible Niagara of war impatience by Wrigley Spearmen want to aend you Steele; thence along the said there we find our commander. awful destruc- northwesterly to the cave-dweller, shall shall tear out of every throne 8eeing,;the their Book of Send a Steele line to a stone; thence westerly but end, Gum-ption. postal first-known brute law banded down even tion, the almost impossible attempt, he still following said Steele line to a stone; its accursed relic of the past, as it has now for it Wm. Jr. can never do never do it.” today, Wrigley Co., thence southerly to said town road along the to now with lessening force- the brutal leveled Russia and—I almost said said: "They it; •astern line of said Steele lot; thence China, 1732 Keener easterly the subser- His chief of staff turned and said: “Give Bunding, Chicago. to the point of beginning, containing three tyrant with hia club, meek, Germany. Blessed be this awful war it or lest, with tbe them them time.” acres more together build- vient slave worshiping her lord and it lifts out of the brutish forms and liv- time, general; give iocs thereon, and being known aa tbe Brastue as cruel wretch drove He did, and the place was taken. B. Salisbury homestead; and whereas the master tbe lazy ing of the past a world redeemed, a clean, condition of said mortgage baa been broken, friends, give it time, give it time, her to her toil. sane, healthy band Of nations—the cancer My now, therefore, by reason of the breach of the shall be One Here we have tbe answer. Here is tbe and tbe heights yours. The Flavor I claim a foreclosure of the Son of God as- Lasts! condition thereof, of despotism slain, dares think of the 732 said mortgage. reason of philosophy of evolution, the cendant. hardly responsibility April 10,1917. Chailss L. Shakd man has that awaits it, with this tumult of war, only real reason why fought The wonder is, and I must not stop this its tentacles hither. universal through the last cen- women octopus reaching To all persons interested in either of the es- suffrage name them, that so many at this awful as the responsibility may be, ftates hereinafter named: tury. There ia no other argument worthy time and a little later, became famous in But, At a probate court held at Ellsworth, in and tbe women in the have met of a name. It has come down with race, are about who, past, for the county of Hancock, on the seven- different walks of life. There the big things in life always so much teenth day of April, in the year of our Lord slowly, under the great law of evolution three hundred colleges now to which one thousand nine hundred and aeventeen, more bravely than men, whose courage is but still with us in both women are admitted. 1 need not add that and by adjournment from the third day of giving way, always greater, the women who, in said April. sexes-brutality and submission. this old, sour prejudice has fallen away. men of following matters having been travail and pain, have borne the pre- Standing in front of every right change, It was one of the steps in the evolution of 1IHEsented for the action thereupon hereii our nation, will not fait; they cannot after indicated, it Is hereby ordered: Tba. rising between her and all progress, events now going rapidly forward. notice thereof be to ail inter- fail. given persona or blocking the Passing on from the consideration of _ ested. by causing a copy of this order to be social, religious political, published three weeks successively in the door of the church, standing at the en- the gradual giving way of the prejudice SOUTH BROOKSVILLE. Bllswottb American, a published to her newspaper trance to literature, art, to legal enac- against woman's education legal at Ellsworth, in said county, that they may Charlie Orcutt of South Surry was here at a court to be held at Ells- of to the standing, of the laws governing her so appear probate ment and institutions learning, laBt week. worth. on the eighth of a. d. we have a day May, business and world, ay, to different from man, strange 1917, at ten of tbe clock in the forenoon, and professional has a crew at work on of tacts. The in the law Ralph H. Condon be heard thereon if they see cause. dignity and independence, has risen parcel changes tbe cottages at Dog Island. Edward Buck, late of Bucksport, in said dark and awful and unholy, tbe spectre relating to women in the last fifty years deceased. A county, certain instrument pur have been marked and many, but so stow Miss Jennie Record of Massachusetts porting to be the last wil! and testament cf of “woman’s sphere.” have been is her Mrs. Etta F. said deceased, together with petition for pro- From Caesar to Lincoln; from her days in coming. These changes visiting sister, Gray. bate thereof aud for the of the appointm.nt to the due to the efforts of women, with- H. a student of executor without giving bond, presented by of degradation in the past mostly Morris Cbatto, Deering Carl l). Buck, the executor therein named. civilization in which we live and in out doubt. high school, is at home on a short va- Witness. BERTRAND E. CLARK, of in Judge which we from the slave to tbe Even Massachusetts, fifty years ago, cation. said Court at Ellsworth, this seventeenth glory; the of a woman held dsy of April. In tbe year of our Lord one queen, every step has been challenged, personal property The schooner Lawrence Murdock, thousand nine burdred and seventeen. her before the law mile has been fought against the by marriage picked is in the harbor from Roy C. Hainkm, every Capt. Babson, Register. and into the of the man who A true copy. heralded belief that only repeats but up put pocket Portland with freight. Attest:—Roy C. Hainka, and the old law that did not Register. never that no change in her married her, surrenders, Chester Gray of North Sedgwick is allow the widow to remain in the house Halt! can occur without loss of that NOTICE OK rOHKCLOSURE. condition in the schooner Kate L. Pray with husband but going TIME must spare that house— which men declare they so much of her deceased forty days | RATHER you Tt^HKHEAS Ersatus B. Salisbury of Eden, grace Capt. L. F. Hutchinson. ▼ without rent remains or 1“^ touch not a The Bay Stater T Hancock county, Maine, by his mort- admire and which belongs alone to paying to-day, C. single shingle.” gage deed dated the sixth d of De- April 30. * twenty *y realm. by did a few years ago. means business. That house is safe against wear cember, a. d 1908, and recorded in the Han- woman’s But, step by step, cock Paint. registry of deeds, hook 167. page 106, that process that lies beneath and behind If a woman earned a dollar scrubbing, I NORTH ORLAND. and weather—it's covered with Bay State conveyed to Miun't* A. Morse of said Ktlen, a that us on whether we ber husband had to it. If she certain parcel of real estate situate in Eden, all change, pushes legal right Mrs. Caroline Gray arrived from Veazie If you want paint that is all worth and no waste, tu the she county of Hancock, and hounded and will or no and whither we cannot see, wrote a book, the copyright belonged to economical and that described as follows:—All my real estate aud Thursday. paint that is pure, enduring—see ail has entered and conquered a thousand him. If she broke her arm, her husband my rights, privileges and easements in, Luther Richardson, who has been away the label reads “Bay State.” No matter what you o?er and noon, all real estate situated in said battlefields. And what man shall say could sue, and if he recovered, the money county, aud all title and interest in through the winter, is home. want to there is a State product made just my tight, is full of all that him. It took a paint, Bay and to any and all real estate situated in said that in all that grace, belonged to ten-year Mrs. Warren Moore and little daughter for it. Our book will help you decide the paint ques- county of Hancock, however the same may be we call feminine, and all that is serene battle to get a law that made her own her described, and the said Minnie A. Morse, on came home from North Cambridge, for it fair to look woman ever held own clothes. Gladys tion. Send today. the tenth day of July, a. d. 1913. assigned the and upon, •ame to and ever Mass., Wednesday. mortgage me. the undersigned: at her best a place so complete, In what I have said already I have in- WADSWORTH, HOWLAND Sc CO, Inc, Bcwton, Ma»«. whereas the condition of said mortgage has wife of Island Falls oeen her throne with greater charm, H. R. Bates and broken, now. therefore, by reason of the graced dicated the Btrong reason why I believe Largest Paint and Varnish Makers and only Corrodera of Lead in New England orescb cf the a foie- have moved here to care for Mrs. Bates' condition thereof, I claim than now. will to women in ils closure of said the ballot be given mortgage. father, James Gibbons. April io, 1917. Charles L. Hhand. It would be interesting, if time allowed, full sense. In a word, it is that, in the For sale by L. C. Braydon. Pr“"k"n;wWP. W. Rich-Rf are to Mr. L.G. Stanley, Cranberry Isles, trace tbe ot social of women, however my Congratulations extended H. to gradual emancipation evolutio'h ardson & Son, McKinley; F. Harding, on of notick OK K0KKCL08URK. it that term is allowable, but we words have stumbled in I have and Mrs. C. E. Johnson, the birth Smith Bros.. Sedgwick; Eaton women, saying it, Sargeutville; Islesford. Erast us B. of on 20. & Stonington; Frank Stanley, Salisbury Eden, cannot do so in the time you have bo tried to illustrate that in that path so a twelve-pound boy, April Co., WHEREASHancock county, Maine, by his mort- no man now April 30. L. gage deed dated the second day of July, a. d. kindly loaned me. It must be confined, slowly trod by woman, and wio, and recorded In the of Hancock registry however, mostly to suggestion. From the i no power can blockade nor long hinder—in aeeds. book 470, page 464, conveyed to Minnie SEDGWICK. a. Morse ol a little is the ballot, i said Eden, a certain parcel of real old Roman days to long afterSbakespeare, that path, way on, BAY STATE PAINTS in Eden, in the of Han- county a few immortalized in religious I believe it also because it is right; be- J. A. Closson went to Boston Monday. — outside of cock, and bounded and described as follows: j AH toy real estate and all my rights, privi- history, the growth was slow as to respect 1 cause it is needed in the great questions Mrs. Louie Lane haB gone to Norfolk, ami easements over and all leges in, upon, and reverence. The same old prejudice in the coming time. Va. [*»l estate situated in said county, and all “y right, title and interest in and to any and was there. forever on the scaffold, Wrong forever *11 "Bight 1.8. Candage is in Portland attending real estate situated in said county of Han- Let us a moment at nearer years. on the throne, 1®®**“°'wever U»® same may be described: glanoe the grand lodge. and the and be- the waid Minnie A. Morse, on the tenth is back to Johnson’s time that Yet that acaffold sways future, It only has to to July d* the said mort the dim unknown, Harry O. Ford gone Bangor Join ^ °/ Hilt assigned hind to me< the and whereas the undersigned; Ptandeth Uod within the ahadow, keeping the steam yacht Ariel. cordition of said mortgage has been broken, Out—It It Worih «ow. Cat This Haney hia own." therefore, by reason of the breach of the watch above Mrs. Lizzie Day has gone to Brooklin, oondmon Don’t Miss This. Cut out this slip, enclose thereof, 1 claim a foreclosure of said A little more than a half century ago, for the summer. mortgage. with 5c to Folev A Co., 2885 Sheffield Ave., where she hasemployment name and address was or April 10,1917. Charles L. Shard. Chicago, 111 writing your Right asked if chattel slavery just in return a trial Mrs. E. P. Greene, who has spent the clearly. Yoa will receive Derision. A little later the package containing Foley's Honey and Tar unjust. winter in Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr. and State colds, croup; holey was asked and yet again, •■hccriber, residing out of the Compound for coughs, question again, of New to C. of and Cathartic Tahleta. Mrs. K. E. Guptill, Hampshire, Th®°J Maine, wit:—Annie Trotter, Kidney Pills, Foley till it brought Lincoln to the White roiladelphla, of state of —Moore’s Drag Store. arrived at the Green cottage. county Philadelphia, marshaled have rennsylvania. hereby gives notice that she House, and Sherman tothe sea, D. mw been April 30. duly appointed executrix of the Sheridan the of the Shenandoah Mtlw the n»o«t deliciom thortcike iinitbfe. B IMt will and testament of up valley gtttrtiacauntt. and Grant the waters of the* NATHAN TROTTER, late of said PHILA- Anally up NORTH LAMOINE. and we shudder when we Thu H DELPHIA, Appomattox; the Try Recipe otherwise. Mrs. Basie Warren, who has spent »wl appointed Hsnnl- think it might have been each, soda S!f??*gLK Hamlin winter in Boston, is expected home to- 2 cups flour, X teaspoontul Sr of Ellsworth, In tha county of RHEUMATISM To-day the same question of Justice is 8t»‘* of Malna, her In said CONQUERS and I cream tartar in a mixing bowl. s£?cac.k- agsot it and day. and salt; teaspoonful ait!* !**•“*• All pereont having demand! asked. She will ask again yet nous DAYS a week- of shortening. Work into JWntt the eetate of aaid deeeeeed ere desired IN A VERY FEW until the right answer Is given. John Carter of Beech Hill made Add heaping teaspoonful **»• “me for and all again laffi*?* Battlement, for halt end visit to his Mrs. Roland until free from Add enough milk thareto are to make Taxation without representation mother, lumps. S2JWment relocated pay- Roll about K inch Immediately. fact that one-half our 1 am not here to argue Carter. to make soft dough. April 6, 1M7, Am* O. Tbottbb. It is an established people. a as women should vote. Austin and son have in cake in hotoven. teaspoonful of Rheuma taken once day reasons to why Mrs. Isabel George thick. Bake large ant of the State to a from where subscriber, rwidlng has the and agony from There are all the reaaonsi;tbat apply returned Wsterville, they When done; split and spread /% THEof Maine, to wit:—Bobert G. GUBlIan. of driven pain and man's The old, worn arguments have the winter. Her son Albert n«I* 0''' county of Delaware, Mate of thousands of racked, crippled despair- voting. spent with SUPERB A Red Raspberries. hereby gives notloe that he the last five years. it are to far from logic and reason will remain until the closing of the IJ'Jiraale,Men ing rheumatics during against Serve with cream. , ttf. duly appointed executor of the last that she is whipped W1 and testament Powerful and sure; quick acting, yet —I mean the spoken ones; schools. will inaiat on of blessed islief al- Thereafter you WILLIAM harmless, Rheuma gives needed to minister to his comfort at Y. Teas B. WHITE, late of PHILADEL- name has April SUPERBA Canned Goods. most at once. The magic hours after his 30._ PHIA, in the land and home; cheer hia lonely aad Coffee, at your dealers. .5 reached every hamlet To Prevent Belt-Poisoning. o* Mate of Pennayl- a who terrible work of the day; grace his table Philadelphia, there is hardly druggist anywhere waste matter deceased, and given bond! u the lew marvelous cures. look of Bowels clogged with poison cannot tell you ot almoet with watch for any whole Cathartic Tablets E he has Hannibal rheumatism or her*preaenoe; the system. Poley appointed If vou are tortured with to do net or °* Hllaworth, In the coanty of Han- care, and soothe and comfort him; work gently but surely; gripe coca a bottle of Rheums for “a*". 8I» agent in said State sciatica, you can get cause nausea. Recommended indigestion, oi .l8.l*Uo, for make clean and homelike and sweet for bil- All persona haying demand! from Qeo. A. Psrcher, or any druggist constipation, sick headache, bloating, JL,“**oe.“>• under- is soar stomach on stomach, Jft!"* eetat! of said deceased are desired not more than 80 cents, with the him all places where her presence iousness, gas for settlement, and all if it does not completely ooated tongue, bad breath or other conditions that bis intellect — standing allowed; guide stumbling caused disordered digestion. Moore’s "W** to make pay- rheumatic from your system by drive poisons into clearer thought; listen to hia fretful, Drag Store. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AMERICAN ifilSLSSSSKJfAprll — back. 6, 1«7. Honan G. GinviLun. money i ^ Sbbirtiwmfris. AFFAIRS OSLmtrti. American LOCAL $bt Ellsworth (Continued /roni pag* 1.) ** 1 B PRIMER TELLS HOW A Co.. South Perie. Me. L .* AND POLITICAL JOUBNAL Election with the New York-Bar Harbor PUBLISHED and Washington-Bar Harbor train will *peua! >,0Uct6. ,'VP.KY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON not be resutned until June 26. ---—... ? AT TO PLANT GARDENS Ellsworth are not behind ELLSWORTH, MAINE. The ladies of soldiers. BY rut DO YOUR PART in their efforts in behalf of the BaNlOUK COUNT! PUBLISHING CO. At present they are engaged in making for the Maine boys in the service. WOOLENS W. H. Tires, Editor and Manager. pillows New York Gommitte^ Encour- 165 have been made. It Already pillows by buying drew a $1 .CO lor six V)nwriiptlo* Price—$2.00 year; is to send 600 from Ellsworth. coeting, direct from three If hoped SAVRmoney lector, «.,* month*; SO centa for months; paid the of seed for members of eumplee and elute gurment ^ centa For purpose obtaining planting, some Maine plenned » ltrkr v In advance, $18$, 76 and 38 ages Tilling ofVacen These will be sent to camp. Puckuuo. Boi B. Cumden. Mufne. F *• 5 centa. All ur- respectively. Single coulee the Hancock »County Committee on increased production have The last meeting of the ladies to make rraragee are reckoned |*. the rate of $2 pel wtll be held at the office of rear. personally advanced tt.OoO to buy potatoes, wheat and other seed, these pillows advertising Rates—Are reasonable and will be Miss Alice H. Scott this evening, at 7 NOTICE. — i* t.>own on also to be sold to farmers at cost. application. and fertilizer, o’clock. All who have not yet given a COPIES OF BOOK SENT FREE annual meeting of the n.. communications should in work are urged THECounty 8uelngb.uk will be Business be^uldsfssod The and distribution cost money, and the commit- hand this earnestly held and all checks and money r.rders made pay handling Dunking room, on the eecond Monde. Jv." Kj, to be and do their part. Those »uic to the nancocx countt Publishing present U»uy Ml. 1*17. »t ten o'clock In the70I? *•» tee solicits contributions from the public to pay this expense. be made at for the election of trade*, (X) Ellsworth, Maint. “Get the Seed In the Ground le who have taken pillows to end tor the’t!?*'e Early,” notion of other soil to a depth of six to ten and Mrs. Susan Murcb of Ellsworth, and away, were 130 new be served. Inches, using a spade or spading fork. cases dismissed. There Mrs. A. Austin of Nev. QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE IN8. CO. some will donbUesa go to the Mary Sparks, form, Break up all the lumps. If you live In a * entries. Miss Etta Piper, who has been employed QUIHCT, MASS. President for his signature this week. section where your neighbors have gar- Following is a list of the divorces de- in Dexter the a few dens you could club together to hire a past winter, spent SOUTH BLUEHIIX. Mortgage loans, • «,iM» creed: Collateral loans. teamster for a day to do the plowing. days last week with her sister, Mrs. in cmmS is the John Pert, who has been visiting Stocks and bonds. ki wm Hancock county poshing After your garden has been dug up It Anna Belle Martin from Andrew Arthur Nason. West Surry, is borne. Cash In office and bank, 3*mot food is must be fertilized before any planting Is for and confirmed habits of balances. campaign. Rapid progress Martin, gross Mias Alice who has been Agents' 18,11! • done. Use street sweepings If you can get Eaton, visiting Interest and rents, made in three lines of endeav- intoxication and cruel and abusive treat- PATRIOTIC CONCERT. ia home. M19B being them. The fertilizer should be dug into in Bucksport, Gross or—more farming, more home the ground, at least to the depth of the ment. The patriotic concert given at Agricul- Howard Morrison is employed on the assets. A. from Hermad A. steamer J. T. Morse for the summer. LIABILITIES DEC. tl, 1916. gardens, more hoys’ and girls’ agri- top soil. The ground should then be thor- Margie Willey tural hall, April 20, was well attended, oughly raked. for utter desertion. the weather and O- Nstnnpsld losses, | t.TMfll clubs. In another column Willey, considering threatening ApriiffO. Unearned cultural ixty uui me semen, eeepms me raws premiums, 317Jim Marcia Roberta from Frank E. Roberts, bad evidence of the All other liabilities. with a line. After the rows hare traveling, giving pa- iJMC we tell what ia done along straight over all just being tor and confirmed habits of intoxica- now The Stftrrtisawau*. Surpiua liabilities, 63i.Mn been marked off the next step Is the open- groas triotic spirit stirring. proceeds, these lines. If yon haven’t already ing of the furrow. This Is done with the tion and cruel and abusive treatment. 97AO, will be used to purchase truck, hal- Total liabilities and surplus. t'M.37] a enlisted in this hoe. The seeds must sown after the campaign, get busy be Bertha M. Judkins from Richard W. yards and brass eagle for the new flag' M R. HOlMES, Agent. Ellsworth, Me. furrow Is opened and Immediately COY now. Get in tonch with the Food Judkins, for extreme cruelty and abusive to be raised at No. 7 sc bool house. FRRD C. LYNAM A CO Agents. ered with soil, carefully pressed down. pole !W0 GOOD REMEDIES Conservation committee at Ellsworth treatment. It is intended to the concert some Bar Hsrbor. Me. lu buying seed It Is best to order from repeat WORKING TOGETHER. PRODUCE at onoe. some well established seed bouse. Melville C. Miner from Etta Mae Miner, time in May, when, with better traveling hard of MARVELL0U8 RESULTS. NIAGARA FIRE INS. CO. Begin to break up the surface for cruel and abusive treatment. and possibly a better evening, it is hoped the soil between the plants soon after they tor mw you. The Kid Has Gone to the Colors. John A. Lord from Mae M. Lord, to entertain a much larger audience. | j appear, using a small stick or hoe, and For instance, Hood’s Sarsaparilla, utter desertion. of one of those ASSETS DEC. 81. 1916. M. in the keep It loose. By constantly stirring the Owing to the enlistment the standard blood is rec- j [W. Herscbell, Indianapolis *Vew».] ponder, loans. • ioe.oooot top soil after the appear the neces- Jennie M. Card from Waldo S. for to it was 1 Mortgage ThefKid has gone to the Colors plants Card, take part, Bryan Maddocks, ommended for conditions that are Stock* and bond*. 6,539,122 n sity of watering can be largely avoided cruel and and extreme a in the In office and And we dont know what to say; abusiveitreatment necessary to make slight change scrofulous or on Caah bank, 5i,w « except In very dry weather. Water your dependent impure 8H4WH The Kid we have loved and cuddled cruelty. The follows: Agents’balance*. garden very early In the morning or after original program. program or depleted blood. Interest and rents, 93,010 B Stepped out for the Flag to-day. L. Rice from Carrie E. for All ot her 34.991 B sundown. It Is better not to water when George Rice, March sad salute to the flag, all taking part the new iron assets, We him a a I’eptiron Pills, tonic, thought child, baby, the sun Is hot. in costume of shining utterldeeertion. led by Bussell Nason. -re recommended for con- Gross assets. $8,460,412 51 With never a care at all. especially If Insects or diseases appear it la ad- Florence L. from F. "Uncle Sam." not 74.MOM Byard Harry Byard, ditions that are or charac- Deduct Items admitted, Bat his country called him man-size, visable to Inquire of seed store as to radically your for utter desertion. Singing "The Bed, White, and Blue," And the Kid has heard the call. the to use. anemie and nervous. Admitted assets, I8.r5.412r proper remedy Chorus and audience teristically Rebecca Edwards from Robert D. Ed- LIABILITIES DEC. 1916. The a chart for a Many persona suffer from a eombi- 81. He paused to watch the recruiting, primer give* gar- fot Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg. j wards, adultery. conditions. are Netonpaldloe.es. 9 430,230 ft Where, fired the fife and den 30 by 20 feet and make* the fol- Miss Lena Camber --.tipn of these They by dram. Leonard H. Anthony from Pearl E. Unearned premiums, 3.734A561? He bowed his head to Old Glory, lowing suggestions for planting and Duet, "Just Before the Battle, Mother," '.it ted with swellings of the glands, Ail other ifaolliiles, 188.MJ 5* for cruel and abusive reatment i.cmj.ooooo And thought that it whispered; “Come!” dates: 15. Anthony, Mrs H F Maddocks and Mrs Corn Richsrdson mcHes in the neck, cutaneous crup- Cash capital, approximate Parsnips. Hay OYtr all 3.081,77931 and extreme cruelty. of Merle Surplus liabilities, The Kid, not being a slacker. rows twelve Inches apart; Swiss chard, Beaitatlon, "Love Country." Sargent ous, and sores on different parts of Stood forth with Elva'M. Higgins from Joseph M. Hig- Solo, "Just Break the News to Mother," Total liabilities and 98.rt.4i2r patriot-Joy parsley. April 15, rows twenty-four e body, limbs and face, and are be- surplus. To add his name.to the roster— gins, for gross and confirmed habits of In- Mrs Frsnk Patten M. B. HOLMES. Agent, Ellsworth. Me. inches apart; spinach, April 15, follow- '••3 pale and nervous. And God, we’re.proud of the boy! toxication. Becitation, "The Little Tin Soldier," ed late corn on rows fifteen If these patients take both Hood's by July 1, Elmet Mrs Harold Msddocks GRANITE STATE FIRE INS. CO. The Kid has to the Florence M. Gray from M, Gray, gone Colors; Inches al>art; onion rows on saparilla (before meals) and sets, April 15, "We're Tenting To-night the Old Camp It. H. It a for utter desertion. rOBTSMOCTB, seems.but little.While twelve Inches apart; radishes, cabbage, Ground".Quartette '. j.tiron Pills (after meals) they arc Since he drilled a schoolboy army Jessie Lawton Davies from William Ed- ASSETS DEC. 81. 1916. planted alternately, April 15, rows Mrs Frank Patten, Mrs Charles D Bea, .-asonably sure to derive fourfold la a truly martial style. ward for extreme and cruel Mortgage loans, 9 24J9QB twelve Inches lettuce. Davies, cruelty Mrs Harold Maddocks, Mrs H P Maddocks nefit. These two medicines But now he's s a apart; early great Stocks and bonds, 1,103,23375 man, soldier, and abusive treatment. ■ Recitation, "The Flag Goes By," each and the use Cash In office and bank, 98.7K1I And we lend him listening April 15, rows twelve Inches apart; piement other, ear, Abdon C. from Grace M. Marion Moore balances, 125,24171 Emery Emery, >t even in cases where one Agents* For his heart is a heart all loyal. beets, April 15, followed by tomato both, only Interest and rents, 15.11114 for adultery. Singing, "Boy Scouts," 14 Unscourged by the carse of fear. plants June 1, rows fifteen inches rv, appear to be indicated, is of All other aaaeU, Marion C. Mein tire*from Lewis A. Mc- Mildred and Marion Moore, Helen De- rows twelve at Get them from His when he told apart; carrots, April 15, Witt and Mabel Patten advantage. Groes assets, #1.371,*9» dad, him, shuddered, lntire, for cruel and abusive treatment. B inches apart: turnips, April 15, follow- ir druggist today. Deduct items not admitted, 36,012 His mother—God bless her!—cried; Rena P. Colson from Charles E. Colson, Becitation, "Good Enough".Julia DeWitt blest with s root ner-nature. ed by late lettuce July 15, rows fifteen "Battle of the Admitted 91.3&.1N* Yet, for cruel and abusive treatment. Hymn Republic".Chorus assets. She wept with a motber-pride* Inches apart: i>eas, April 15, followed Becitation, "Saiate Oar Flag," Helen DeWitt • LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1916. Edith M. Giles from Alvin M. Giles, for fax Slit. But he whose old shoulders s*raightened by late carrots July 1, rows fifteen Solo, "Don't Bite the Hand That'| Feed- Net unpaid losses, 9 75.90772 cruel and abusive treatment. Unearned Was granddad—for memory ran Inches apart; beans, 1, followed ing You".Mrs Cora Richardson LJTBAWBBRRY PLANTS-SO,noo r,»dj to premiums, "34'35* May Cy *11 the lending Ttrietira. Gbobub B. Allother liabilities, G-BOft To when he, too, a Eva M. Liberty from GeorgeN. Liberty, Becitation, "Banner of Our Repablic" die; years youngster, by late beets July 15, rows thirty Inch- Budobi, B. F. O. 4. Ellsworth. Cash capital. 200.000M Was changed by the Flag to a man. tor utter desertion. Mabel Patten oeer all liabilities, 319,504r es apart; pepper plants, eggplants, Surplus Becitation, "Barbara Frtetchie," June rows Inches cu- Total Uabllfties and 91.336,196 tf 1, thirty apart; Mildred Moore So Erf. surplus, COUNTY GOSSIP. cumbers. June rows Inches M. B HOLMES. Ellsworth 1, thirty ELLSWORTH FALLS. Solo, "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp," mt Pleuint Bench, by dny or for BOYD BARTLETT, Castine. apart; early com. May 10, followed by Mrs Gilman Bickford COTTAGEthe Reneon. Apply to L. H. Cushman, The Ladies' Home Journal for 64 E. L. WARREN. Bucksport. May late spinach Aug. 1, rows thirty inches Lib be us D. Patten baa bought a new Becitation, "The National Flag," Court St., Ellsworth. an Miss A. P. LEACH, South Penobscot. contains interesting article by apart, and com. May 20, rows thirty Ford car. Miss Nellie Maddocks R. TRACY Winter Hsrbor. Ellen Chase, “How Four Girls "The Star F. Mary | inches apart. Leonard N. Jordan waa home from Solo, 8pangled Banner," J'tlp tZLinUb. Discovered Maine/7 The story describes ; The detailed direction Mrs Harold Maddocks primer gives Milbridge over Sunday. CO., LT D the Bisine sea coast mission which is Recitation." Independence Bell." UNION MARINE INSURANCE for the planting and care of each veg- XX for general housework. in John H. went to Portland last Experience or umrooL, *sousd so much the Dyer Miss Myrtle Camber not A accomplishing good along etable. of the book may be cooking neceuary. good home for the Copies lor a of a few and ! For to Mu. (United States Brsnch) Maine coast. week, stay days. 8inging, "America".Chorus audience right person. particulars, apply bad free by application to Mayor F. L. Qubit, 188 Pnir Onks Pnrk, Needham, Miss Hazel of ASSETS DEC. 81,1916 Mitchel's food 71 Tate Lawrence, Mass., is Mass. supply committee, Stocks and bonds, 9 The handsome new Odd Fellows hall at visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Moore. 87M**j Broadway, New York. WEST ELLSWORTH. Cash in office and bank, JHH2 Bar Harbor is now home of four the The committee of the Oscar Staples and A. M. Hamilton Agents and Manager for Hancock Agents* balances. food supply Bills branches of this a canton of the Sherman Cunningham returned to receivable, igS order, Westchester county commission of caught two salmon at Green Lake Sunday. Interest and rents, Patriarchs Militant been instituted Old Town Wednesday. County. All other W1** having general safety, with headquarters at Frank Haslam and wife of Bar Harbor assets, there last Thursday, with imposing Fraternities, lending Amo* White N. has to Is- were of Mrs. Abbie Haslam over James Grindle recently purchased a Cnsnnlty Gross Plains, Y„ begun guests cintion, Richmond, Maine. Insures assets, 915 ceremony. Dr. J. H. Patten, one of the horse of Ervin Carter. THE men, Deduct items not admitted, i35.3»» sue bulletins on gardening. The first Sunday. women nnd children. Liberal commlMlon; most potent of the live wires of Odd increasing monthly income; eaperienc* not 37 urges: "Get the seed in the ground. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Madison Garland ot Green lake was a Admitted assets. tUMJM in Bar is the first Percy John Moore necessary. Address, Thb Fbatbbmitibs, Fellowship Harbor, warm that In talk DEC. 19l« Every day passes of Lamoine visited Frank E. Cottle and recent guest of John Higgins end wife. LIABILITIES 31, of the new canton. captain and makes harvest a Net losses. 9 organization the wife who has unpaid Jggg Tuesday. Austin Conary been living In Unearned ms, day or several days later. If yon have All premia ggL Arthur W. and Leon H. Sherman Cunningham’s house through other liabilities, Strike ol men. a It. If are to Salisbury Cash Quarry garden plant yon reedy bee moved to his capital. JS’SoB Brown were in and the winter, home. over all liabilities, do bnt do not know where Bangor Saturday Surplus About forty-five quarrymen in Snllivan your bit, Sunday. Mr. Salisbury bought an auto- # 1,256,832 r and work to begin, write or telephone for infor- Total liabilities and snrplns, twenty-five in Franklin quit mobile. re- “The Little Girl Next Door.*’ Lowest tariff rates, absolute financial Tuesday, settlement of their mation to White Plains 1303.” pending The little next door loves not sponsibility, broadest protection. Tbe girls of Mrs. Whitcomb’s Sunday girl wisely Me- demand for a level wage of f2.75 a day. WM. E. WHITING. Agent, Ellsworth. school class will bold a dime sociable in but too well. There is an elopement. In a They are now receiving fl.75 to 12.25. A FINE PLAN THAT FIZZLED. the vestry Thursday evening, from 7 to 10 strange city her winsomenese attracts the It is understood that the operator* are o’clock. herpiee in human form, and she la separ- willing to grant a wage increase, bnt not XotttM. Gerard Say* Germany Expected United ated from her boy hnsband, dragged end Legal __ to nil the men the same Mrs. Harriet Hastings arrived home pot qn basis, States to For War. 'b“ Pay from delivered into the pit. subscriber Bereoy givee n"uce regardless of ability. It is believed the Thursday Boston, where she has executor At a national defense dinner given There ere other cases, all of them drawn THEhe hee been duly appointed differences will be adjusted quickly. spent tbe winter with her daughter, of the last will and testament of by the Pilgrim Publicity association in from life and from actual as Unices settlement is soon some Mrs. Frank Holden. experience, GEORGE P. HAVEN, late of HANCOCK, reached, ®® Boston James W. Gerard, former am- related to the Illinois state senate vice la the of Hancock, deceased, hundred or more cotters will be effected, Miss Mabel Maddocks was called home county will- » bassador to Germany, declared that commission. bond being required by terms of said aa quarried stone is exhausted. In from Bangor last week by the serious ill- persons demands against the Admiral von and The la told in a film having Tirpltz the German story picture, “The said are desired to yome quarries there is work ahead for ness of Mrs. Abbis Maddocks. Mrs. deceased PJJJJJL had in- Little Girl Next which will be the same for settlement, and ali in®*1*, reichstag seriously proposed the Door,” pre- I im- the cotters for only a few days, while in Maddocks is recovering. thereto are to make payment stitution of unrestricted submarine sented at The Bijou next Monday after- requested others the cotters have work for three Mrs. D. E. Lowers# and mediately. _ warfare against England with the in- family have noon end evening. It fulfills wall its task Convenience April 17,1917. Gnomon F. Mbbchabt^ weeks or more without more stone being moved from the Dunham house on Mill tention, “when England should have of driving horns the lessons of the danger* and Comfort •nbecrlber Bereoy give* notice‘h»| quarried. street to tbe house ha* »dm>0 been subdued by hunger, to come over Flopd recently pur- that lurk in city streets, and In a girl’s THEh* been duly appointed combined with trator of the estate of _ to the United States and collect the chased by Mrs. A. W. Ellis. desire for adventure and thrills. perfectly fitting glasaes an wc CATHERINE SMALL, late of ELLSWORTH. what strive to furnish « WirtiwimKi. price of the war from us.” Cecil Grindell was operated upon for In the of Hanooch, deceased. eoanty AH "I want to Mr. Gerard at the home of hia given boade aa the law dlrecte. PV tell you,” add- appendicitis Monday, the e » Thomas W. eon* having demand* against ed, “that if we had not gone into this parents, Grindell and wife. The grandest of all human senti- of *ald d«e«a**d are deaired to Prb'j war Germany would have fulfilled its Tbe operation was successful, and the ments—what la that? It Is that man the earn* lor Mttlement. and all l°d'bT ^OVERWoSiTiT^ THE thereto are requested to make payment Intention to come over here afterward patient is rallying welL should forget hia anger before ha Use INVISIBLE BIFOCALS mediately. .. D-l(I Finds Health In Our Vhoi F- 8MtxL_ and attack us and would have done so Mrs. Orlando B. Brooks has eleven ability, knowledge and proper instruments April 11,1MT._Bpwsup Collinsville, I1L—“I suffered from * make this assured for our almost with the applause of the rest of pullets which laid MB eggs from January 1 patients. GUARDIAN NOTICE. nervous breakdown and terrible head- Beware of Olatmsets for Catarrh that Con- the world. I can tell you also that ev- to April 30,1917. Mrs. William Haundera E. P. eobeerlber hereby givee notice hches and was tired all over, totally tain Merettry ROBINSON OO. he hue been *“«**““ erything consistent with honor was is a hen’s THE duly appofnted Worn out and as I had exhibiting egg measuring 6)4 *a will the sense of discouraged, but mercury surely destroy tofMmd IptiashliLi mi HENRIETTA 0. ADAMS, of ELLSWORTH, done to keep us out of the war. Be- inches inches in circumference. smell end completely derange the whole OsOdSM “ • large family I had to work despite my by 8)4 sys- la and given bona tem when It through the mucous Silver the oounty of Hanoook, saw that I am sure none would have entering Jewelers, and Chinaware. ■offering. I Viaol advertised and yond surfaces. Such articles should never be used the law dlrecte. _ Agents for Victor Joan 4 AO**.- decided to try it, and within two weeks ua go." except on prescriptions from reputable Talking Machines. April 17,1917. I noticed a decided aad physicians, a* the damage they will do la ten improvement, Worms drain the strength and ol fold to the good you can possibly derive from I am a well woman.”—Mrs. AHA vitality them. now A Cackle as Evidence. children, making them dull and listless. Hall’s Oaterrb Cure, manufactured by 8eod Potatoes Thsir to resist more serious li F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains no As a man was about to be power diseases PAUPER NOTICE. acquitted reduced and energy and Interest in art mercury, nod is taken Internally, acting di- t We Vinol, onr non-secret play contracted with the City guarantee at West of chicken steal- lacking. Worm Killer Is a mild! rectly upon tba blood sad mucous surface* ol I’lire-winning strain Lowell Greer Ol*5"^ and build Chester, Pa., Klekapoo j worth to and care for thoee tonic, to strengthen up laxative remedy In candy tablet form that the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cun Mountain, grown on seed HATING aapport m*1»o_ one of the hens brought in as evi- sure Bapp farm, need assistance 9ve ye»r» Weak, run-down, overworked mothers, ing children like to take. It kills and remover be you get the genuine. It Is taken in- Nlcolin. may daring 0, and Bing Jan. 1, 1919, and are legal reetdouti delicate children and feeble old dence greeted its owner with a cackle the worms and lets your ohild grow stroni terually made ie Toledo, Ohio, by F. J people. and like other children. Don’t lei Cheney A Co. Testimonials free. Blleworth, I forbid all peraoae tr"*^Sfm wul of and convicted the healthy Harold on aa there le of QA. Parches, Druggist, Bllrworth. Also recognition pris- yoor ohild be down by worms. Pull Bold by druggists. Price He per bottle. Maddocks my account, plenty «Jpm dragged Take Hall’s fur aooommodatloaa to oaro for thorn was. oner. directions on thsMX. At all Me. Family Pllla constipation. ettji* tha lasting drag atone in all Mata* To druggists. P. D. 3. Bllewwrth. Phene 77-34 Farm honae. Abtbob B. Mitcbhu- aa tendance, well as many parents and food campaign. others interested. The meeting was conducted by the COUNTY WILL BE Ellsworth HANCOCK Falls club, Miss Mary Loweree, ENTRENCHED. its STRONGLY president, presiding in a most credit- able manner. The business of the dob, to the SERIOUS- conducted FARMERS awake before the opening of the — general ok THE FOOD QUESTION meeting, furnished an interesting NEL object lesson of home gardening. club organization. A Third and Stock- little surprise was sprung on County Anniversary in Hancock Agent Worden in a vote of the The more- food campaign club to bo0®6*1* •Dd aKcellant appoiqt a committee to ounty i* bein* sweep out his obtained. A office. The more serious business result* are b*iD* largely of the meeting, aside from increased acreage planted to food staffs is reports of the secre- tary and treasurer, waa the vote to already assured. hold canvass made of Han- Its local contest the before Returns from the Friday schools Sale open in the county farms are not yet all In, and fall, and its annual entertain- cock ment the Reducing bat it Is evening of the same cannot be tabulated, roaghly day. there will ba an increased John F. Knowlton, chairman of the local As the time comes for our Third we find estinmed that Anniversary Sale, ourselves 30 cent. This does not committee on the boys' and girls’ acreage of 25 to per clubs, small was then called and much too stocked on certain and for that reason we into account the many garden upon, addressed his heavily lines, shall t,ke remarks will be cultivated all over tbe largely to the and plots that boys girls, start on to the home telling them how much county, in addition regular depended upon them just at this time. He was followed gardens. would be by W. H. also of the The farm acreage planted Patten, committee, and Kev. B. H. Johnson who has con- much larger, but lor tbe shortage end fertiliser. Thla sented to act as local leader. high price of eeed end County Agent of difficulty tbe food conservation committee Worden, after telling is some of the work the Ot the committee on public eatety doing accomplished by boys’ and clubs last and of 3 girls’ much to overcome. year, the preparations for much most encouraging feature of the larger work Thursday, May A for this year, the around situation is the demand for seed wheat, brought meeting to its real object, the organization of an sod the possibility of tbe location of An Sale of Wonderful Value In Hancock Ellsworth club, telling of the different Eight-days’ dour milling establishments Giving. branches of work and what was county if the wheat acreage warrants It. just of the mills are eetablisbed required boys and girls the offered are all and with Already several being Joining Remember, new, prices up ie no each. goods going* eastern Maine. There doubt in Mra. here success- Galen Young, assistant every this will he last to at the old that wheat can be grown organizer day, your opportunity buy practically of the boys’ and girls’ told of her fully; years ago all tbe farmers of this clubs, work in the western of the vicinity raised tbeir own wheat, but with part county. prices. At the close of the enrollment the advent of the immenee wheat fields meeting wheat and or application cards were distributed to the starts and will of the West and cheaper flour, Remember, Sale Thursday, May 3, end the and to be filled positively the raising of wheat here fell off anti! boys girls present, out and returned to the local Mr. 11. the crop wee practically negligible. The leader, Friday, May Johnson. same is true in leas measure of oats, and A number of farmers will this increase goodly boys and girls have Don’t let many year away from this Sale, for can save already with some enrolled in each anything keep you you their acreage of oata, and many others joined, department of club work. The small on who have never planted oats will raise gar- money every article you buy. den club takes the but the their own crop this year. lead, pig, poul- Tbe headquartera of the food conserva- try, potato, canning and housekeeping clubs also have some Worth Sale Price Worth Sate Price tion committee In Ellsworth is a busy members, enrolling in two clubs. place. C. L. Morang, chairman of Ibis Those who All black and 5c 2 for 5 36in Bleached 15c sub-committee of the Hancock county contemplate joining should Darning Cotton, white, Cotton, .121-2 decide at in order to have a fair committee on public safety, is giving once, Morse & Kaley white 42in Pillow 20c .16 I chance at the Parents should in- knitting cotton, Tubing, largely of his own time, and J. A. Cun- prizes. teiest themselves to have their and 7c 36in 17c ningham, secretary of tbe committee, ia in boys only, 5 Percale, .15 girls join this club, which will be of constant attendance at the offloe. 50c .39 36in 15c .13 ! benefit to the and themselves Lingerie Pins, Percale, ine omce is in me rwm luruienjr wwu* boys girls “ “ and to the community at large. The 25c 2 Bales Cotton pied by tbe Western Union Telegraph Co. .19 Batting, 15c .10 work is this County Attorney Worden, ot the farm especially important year. 1 lot circle A for formal of Friendship pins, 10 and 12 ^c .5 3 numbers in R. & G. and C. B. cor- extension service, though devoting his meeting organization the club will be held with the Mr. Ladies’ All Linen time lergely to the important work ot leader, Handkerchiefs, 25c .15 sets which we are discontin- Johnson, at 24 Pine street, j tbe boys' and girla' agricultural dabs, is Friday evening Ladies of this week. Sleeveless Vests, sizes 36 15c .10 the committee valuable aasiatance. -38, uing, 1.25 .98 giving All Linen To provide tor tbe aeed shortage without Heavy Crash, 22c .18 Kimono with 75c .59 EAST LAMOINE. “ “ Aprons elastic, delay, Mr. Morang, togather with L B. Weft 18c .15 “ “ “ F. A. Chandler WUaon Helen Bennett, who has been Crash, 69c .49 Deasy, Torrey, employed Cotton and A. P. Havey ot the general committee, in Ellsworth, is home. Crash, 12 ^ c .10 Large Skeins Black Scotch Yarn, 60c .45 have personally advanced |6,000 in cash Mrs. Agnes Libby of Boston is visiting 36in Lockwood 14c to the wheat and other seed Cotton, .12 Ladies’ Black Lisle Gloves, 39c .25 bny potatoes, her uncle, Luther Gilpatrick. “ “ and fertiliser to be sold at cost to those 40in 15c * .13 50x74 Miss Sarah Smith, who has been em- Cotton Blankets, 1.25 .98 who pitot. ployed at Eben King’s for some time, is There will be some of expense handling home. and distribution, and to meet thia the Lewis Kelliher, who enlisted for naval Babcock’s Talcum a committee asks oontrlbntions. This ap- Corylopsis Powder, regular tervice, was sent to Portland for a few Sale Starts peal should meet with a prompt response, seller, Sale Closes days, then to Newport, R. I. Forrest 15c Sale Price 10c as all the people should be interested in West has enlisted for coast patrol. He having Hancock county do its full share. Crochet worth is now at Rockland on the steamer Daisy Hooks, 10c, Sale Price 5c Contributions should be sent to M. Y. Mooeehead awaiting orders. 3 McGown, Ellsworth, treasurer of the May Persiana, worth 10c, Sale Price 5c May 11 food conservation committee. Arthur Ashmore.wbo is employed at the The committee has already purchased coaling station as engineer, has moved four carloads of seed potatoes from his family here from Ellsworth. Harry came Worth Sale Price Worth Sale Price Aroostook county—approximately 2,400 McNider from Lexington, Mass., and will be chief at the bushels—and already over 1,800 bushels Sunday, engineer will come at Talc 25c .17 36in Pure Linen for Suits and of these have been spoken for. These station. His family not Imogene Powder, Dresses. About men are em- Ladies’ Short Sleeve potatoes are ot tbe Ureen Mountain present. twenty Vests, sizes, Comes in green, the station the rocf Copenhagen, variety. They are being sold at actual ployed at taking 15c .10 from the coal shed and the 36-38, tan and 75c cost in Ellsworth, $3.10 a bushel. painting white, rose, .59 The committee has also purchased 100 iron work of the pier. Guaranteed Silk Hose, 1.10 .98 36in All Wool in N. Serge, (jomes black, bushels of seed wheat, 100 bushels ot seed April 30. “ “ 80c .69 oats, 100 bushels of seed and navy, brown barley, sixty This is a well-known line. We are not allowed to name of Copenhagen, white, tons BORN. give ot fertilizer. These will also be sold maker. and green, 89c .62 at cost here. It is probable that arrange- to Mr ment will be made the State COUSINS- At Stonington, April 24, 1 lot Ladies’ Tan Silk 1.10 .89 Ladies’ Cotton some are through and Mrs Fred L Cousins, a daughter. Hose, Drawers, committee on finance public safety to HUTCHINSON-At Stonington, April 19, to Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose, 35c .29 35c .29 those Mrs Pearl a son. Hamburg trimmed, responsible termers who have not Mr aud Hutchinson, “ “ 35c .29 at hand the to seed LEACH-At Orland, April 23, to Mr and Mrs Lisle, Ladies’ ready money purchase “ Night 75c .59 William Leach, a daughter. Robes, and fertilizer, though this detail has not Black and White Silk MURCH-At Bluehill, April 23, to Mr aud Mrs Hose, Ladies’ White 69c .49 yet been arranged. Jesse 8 Murch, a daughter. Petticoats, not all sizes, 35c , .29 Every farmer in Hancock county who McQRAW-At Surry, May 2, to Mr and Mrs Ladies’ de Chine come 8 A McOraw, a son. Bates this does not in- Crepe Waists, has not already done so should in Ginghams, £6t REDMAN—At April 27, to Mr and in touch Bucksport, clude 15c rose, coral, flesh and white, at once with the committee. Ad- Mrs Rodney Redman, a son. plain colors, .13 dress simply the Food Conservation WPRINGER—At Lamoine, April 28. to Mr and White Plisse for Underwear, 22c .17 3.49 and 3.98 1.98 Committee, Ellsworth, Me., making Mrs Edgar Spriuger. a daughter. known your needs, and also advising the committee of seed have MARKIKD. any snrplua you --I We guarantee this to be merchandise and will refund on not satis- on hand. dependable money any purchase Wollaston. BAKER—MILLS—At Mass, April j Come before the different lots are sold. Mail orders will be as as lots last. THE BOMB OABDBN. 23, by Rev George M Bailey, Miss Marion L ! factory. early, accepted lone Baker, of Wollaston, to Jesse N Mills, Another branch of the work of the food of Southwest Harbor. conservation committee is in the en- BELL-NEVELLS-At Sedgwick, April 22, by Miss Gertrude Bell to couragement of home In ail Rev E D Robbins, gardening. Everett L Nevells, both of Sedgwick. the towns of the county the local com- DAMON—MOREY-At Sedgwick. April 18, Miss Edna B mittee are taking up .this work, and by Rev Daniel W Kimball, to Bertie E both of Deer M. L. Damon Morey, ADAMS meeting with encouraging success. It Isle. is estimated that the number of home FOREN—DICKENS- At Stonington, April Eva H Foren to We shall on sale in a few one of the most lines of the famous gardens will be almost doubled. 23, by J E Small, esq. Miss place days complete Royal Society goods to embroider that has ever oeen William J Dickens, both of Stonington. all and At a committee with shown here. We shall also carry their flosses cottons. meeting of the HAVEY—GRANT—At Ellsworth. May 1, by this object in view, held last ihursday Rev B H Johnson, Miss Minnie E Havey, of East Machlas, to Everard W Grant, of a to look after afternoon, sub-committee Hancock. this feature in Ellsworth was appointed HOOPER-BUNKER—At Franklin, April 23, M Commission as follows: Koy C. Haines, chairman, E. by Rev W H Dunham, Miss Ruble JHtcrijantn. PraftBBtonal Carta. F. Hooper, of Franklin, to Adelbert H Bunker, Fruit Growers, Robinson, Jr., and W. E. Whiting. of Ellsworth, PLUMBING, This committee is rounding up all STEVENS—STANLEY—At W’lnter Harbor, It is getting along towards delivery Miss Mabel E Hot Water Furnace H. SCOTT possible en- April 21, by Rev M 0 Miner, time. Have about Heating, garden spots in Ellswortb, H Stan- you thought your ALICE Stevens, of Winter Harbor, to Roy SPECIALTY MADE OF who have If Work and couraging planting by those ley, of Islesford. orders for this spring’s settings? Jobbing. TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING AND suitable At 15, GENERAL land bat who never have planted WATTS-MAYNARD— Otis, April by not, it is time you were. Think over -c.. BOSTON ilTc CLERICAL WORK. Miss B Elizabeth Watts, Agent Union Safe Deposit & Trust Co., of Port- a garden, and land for those J O Jordan, esq, securing of Otis, to Char les Maynard, of Holden. what you are going to plant in the tree HONEST WORK: HONEST PRICES commission, merchant and, for furnishing Probate and Surety Bonds who have no suitable land of their own. and small fruit line, and let us send Agent Oliver Typewriter; typewriter supplies Much sod is being turned 1864 1917 Cor. Main and Water Sts. (over Moore’s Drug already ,in D1KU. our Look it and Years' Ellsworth. you catalogue. over, Twenty Experience. Store). Ellsworth. Me. then send us your order. We will fill Personal attention to all details. Telephone WANT YOUR BOYS’ AND OIH1B’ CLUBS. BON8EY—At Sparks, Nev, April 24, Samuel free. or mall orders promptly attended to. of Ellsworth, aged 67 it promptly. Catalogue DR. CHARLES B. DORON Another important of the' work is D Bonsey, formerly phase years, 2 months, 18 days. FARM PRODUCTS that of the OSTEOPATH boys’ and girls’ agricultural COLE—At Ellsworth, April 29, Thomas Cole, HANCOCK COUNTY NURSERY CO. EDWARD F. BRADY, clubs. This department is in the hands aged 24 yeara. Grant St., Ellsworth, Me. Live and Specialties: Nervous Diseases, 24, infant SURRY, MAINE Eg£s, Dressed, Poultry of the farm extension which has COUSINS—At Stonington, April Telephone 173-2. Diseases of Stomach. service, of Mr and Mrs Fred L Cousins, the daughter Veal, Potatoes Treatment and bv given it precedence this year over aged 1 day. Apples, Consultation, Appoint* ment, in Ellsworth on regular farm demonstration work. CAREY—At Eaat Bucksport, April 29, Mrs Prioea, Shipping Tags, Dressing, Packing Fridays. T aged 77 yeara, 7 days. tree Pearl Me. County Agent Worden has been assisted Adelixa Carey, LOOK! LISTEN! N. and Shipping instructions, etc., sent Address, Bldg., Bangor, April 80, Mrs Frances Albert Cushman two CLAY— At Bucksport, Telephone 1866M. Res. 2123R i>y organisers, Mrs. Galen H. Young Beatrice Clay, aged 85 years. of Hanoock and Martin A. Garland of QRINDLK—At Blnehil), April 25, Mrs Eunice Board and Lodging 7 months, Electrician and Contractor lAkewood, In organising these clubs all Rebecca Grindle, aged 69 yenra, Ellsworth Steam 2 days. Laundry E. H. over the The and of at Reasonable Prioes Electric and Fixtures M KMs sf Loudly Wort. NAPHTHA CLEANING BAKER, D. county. boys girls 3W BARS—At Cape Rosier, April 22, Martha Supplies Opt. Hancock will a im- of Mr and Mra Leonard county play very Olive, daughter Goods called tor and delivered Swears, aged 4 years, 10 months. Meals at all hours. Lunches Served. Building, Ellsworth Registered portant part in the food campaign. Al- Estey Optometrist 3TROUT—At Peaks Island, April 80, Clara Special attention to parcel poet work Graduate PML at have of Rooms or Week. Telephone 38-11 Cathie Oetaaetry ready some thirty-live of these ciubs Douglass, wife of Oapt L Foster Strout, by Day 1 H. B. ESTEY & i>een formed in the and there will Brooksville, aged 58 years, month, 8^days. CO., Proprietors Office and county, State Street, ... Ellsworth, Me Residence 65 Oak St. he over season Smoke and Water forty when the planting Ellsworth, again. fairly opens. IVIarbl® The Blue Oar stock is small bat whils it lasts those Granite and Front, who bay will get the biggest bargains they Come in and inquire about the Ellsworth proper has been without one Memorials at 13* Main St. Kllaworth, Me. ever heard of. They are not shopworn gar- NURSE of these meats, neither are they oat of style. No Fire NEW SIR WILLIAM CROWS LENSE elube until this year, though touched them,only Smoke and Water, but they W. DUNN'S Water Strait nissH. By wearing this lense light will not hurt the there has been a flourishing club st Ells- l mast go for what they are—Damaged Goods. Elizabeth Googins, Corns at once and a salt at a real bargain. •yes. worth Falls several Last Friday ELLSWORTH. MAINE The merchant who doe* not advertise in bay years. If yon delay the other fellow will get ahead of Pine Ellsworth. MfahtMita tar Maadiyi. Taasdaya aad Satariaye evening a was held at Hancock Design., Flrat-clsse Work, Lowest yon. 24 St, meeting hrtl.tlc a dull season make* it mors profitable for Telephone 4S-& or postal card hall to Ellsworth, Liberal dieconnt on mmll orders. organise a club in Prices. DAVID FRIEND 17 yean’ experience in Boston, New York end Established !«• thoee who do advertise. Telephone 65-2 ftfty or more boys and girls were in at- Main Street, Ellsworth Phllndeiphta. annrmsnnnu* from Bangor, where she has been visiting Grindle, all ot Blnehill. Mrs. Grindle to visit bis wife, who it her NEWS under trsstm... parents. COUNTY was sixty-nine yean of She was a COUNTY NEWS st the j age. Eastern Maine general Mr. and hospital Mrs. Chester Sawyer are receiv- kind-hearted, affectionate woman, an He returned with an BLUEHILL Overland car. ing congratulations on the birth of a son, earnest Christian and a member ot the HAST BLUKHILL. Mrs. Bertha Neal, who has bom 29. N. H. Mayo of Boston is visiting his church. been ln th. FOII April | Baptist Funenl services were Bar Harbor nCTORY has winter lor a Archie who Ihe hoepitai ! parents, E. W. Mayo and wife. held Rev. R. F. Trafton Long, spent critical one™ Miss Helen Stanley, who has been em- Friday afternoon, waa in Providence, R. I,, is home. tlon, brought home Fridey. Th™ i ployed at Portland the ! J. R Abram returned Saturday from a officiating. | through winter, ehe is still very week, her is at home. She has here. trqp to New York and Boston. April 30. 8. Mrs. John Tafts is home, after spending msny truSk employment •“>** « *•'- j tbe winter in Waltbam, Mesa. | «covery. Miss FOE CANADIANS The Islestord men and wbo en- Maurice Howard, who has been era* HJ|U boys Murphy, hereister, who is !< DEDHAM. ! .a, Miss Hazel Webberand Miss Eva Marks drilling listed for patrol service have on | ployed in Whitinsville, Mass., is home. gone telephone exchange to be sn operetor Mu Tells His With Mrs. Ella Burrill visited her son Harold are borne from Bar Harbor fora few weeks. j he. Boston Experience duty. They all go together on the yacht Rev. R. F. Trafion delivered the annual the care ol Mrs. Neal at in Brewer last week. preasnt •‘Frnit-s-tires”.—Now Made In USA. Houo, owned by Mr. Melcber, one of the ‘‘ sermon to the Odd Fellows and Rebekabs j H. F. Strout and wife of Springfield, Charles A»ril summer residents of Northeast Harbor. Sunday morning. Maynard and wife of Otis are Mass., are visiting Mrs. Stront’s parents, "•. Hmy. 22. visiting here. April S. Schooner Joanna Durgain, Capt. Eaton, W. M. Wardwell snd wife. MARLBORO. of Deer sailed with wood Mrs. Don Littlefield has nturned from Alfred wife and have BKOOKLIN. j Isle, Saturday Webber, family Mrs. Edward Treadwell ia ill. a week’s visit in Lincoln. The for Rockland. moved back into the Boardman and Milli- Farnsworth Packing Co. will open Joseph McIntyre, who bee Miss Alta Black ot Brewer school ken cottage for tbe summer. spent tk, its jlant at Brooklin to-day. The academy baseball team played its high »inter in has been at Hopkinton, Mas#., is home. first of the season home ill the past week. Miss Susie wbo teaches in Wake- M iss who has been em- game Saturday* winning Long, Margie Carter, C. O. Treadwell to I Mn. is here a few expects go to I in is from Bar Harbor high school by the score John Wakefield is at home, after field, Mass., for days looking Cam- ployed Lynn, Mass., home. dem to-day to work in the of 8 to 4. In spite of the cold rain and spending the winter in Bangor. after work being done on her bungalow. shipyard. Everett Hale, who has been employed Good road poor condition of the grounds, the game Mn. Harvard Qrindleanda .Mr. day waa obaeryed here in Wbitinsville, Mass., is home. Martha Mead has gone to Qnincy, friend, Koak, was fast and Tbureday. A picnic dinner was exciting. Mass., to make her home with her daflgh- wbo have spent two weeks with Mr. enjoyed O. L. Flye left to-day for Portland to •t Homer Wilbur’s. The village improvement society will ! ter, Mn. Alice Dell. Qrindle's parents, returned to Boston to- atteud the masonic grand lodge. a ball in the town George T. McIntyre and hi. give grand hall Friday Mn. J. C. Little, after spending the day. nephew Stephen Cousins and wife, who have O' orge have gone to eveniug. May 11. Higgins’ orchestra of winter in Massachusetts, has opened her Walter Carter, wbo baa spent the winter Joneaport to work spent the winter in Florida, are home. Ellsworth will Refreshments will ln the aardine factory. play. home for the summer. Her Mn. in Waltbam, came for a visited in New on mother, Mass., Monday They York their way be served. It is to make C. 8. Baxter ol planned this Arveata returned from or two. He has enlisted as Boeton waa here home. Burrill, recently day engineer Friday dance one of the social events of and leading Ottawa, Ont., is with her. on tbe yacbt Duchess, of Bar Harbor, Saturday, looking after work he wiu Alias jennie wno nas oeen em- the season. have done on his iyier, April 30. B. wbicb will betaken by the government. land. He has bought ployed in Massachusetts during the the Wilson Blocbill lodge, I. O. O. F.,end Mountain 30. R. cottage. MR. JAS. J. ROYALL is home. April winter, Kebekah lodge, celebrated tbeir double April S.S. "Boston”, Central Wharf. MARIAVILLE. 30._ Awt Misses Edith and Esther Kane are home anniversary laat Friday evening. The SOUTHWEST HARBOR. 1914. Hr. and Mrs. George A. Frost attended Boston, Mass., April 26th, from Lowell, where have been included EAGLE LAKE. Mass., they program amusing tableaux, court in Ellsworth last week. Tbe annual convention of tbe Hancock "For three years, I was troubled with the winter. Mrs. Rodick of employed during patriotic reeding, illustrated tonga and county W. C. T. U. will be held at Winter the Sound is at At the attacks Samuel Frost, who has been employed George Constipation. times, William Ray, who has been living at biiet speeches by U. A. Snow and F. B. Harbor May 23-24. Newman's. at Amherst the past is home. would be Snow. .A was served at 9 winter, very severe, accompanied by North Brooklin, has moved into Mrs. banquet o’clock. Tbe minstrel entertainment Mr. and Mra. Pearl Mrs. Cora given Fri- Salisbury here Dizziness and Violent Headaches. I Warren at Center Harbor. Silsby of Bar Harbor has been Burns’cottage Mra. Daniel E. Urindle died April 26, day evei.ing by Secretary Saxton and tbe moved to Bar Harbor. medicine and visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. took laxatives the whole Rev. Chester Smith delivered a inter- alter ten days’ illness of pneumonia. Y. M. C. A. from was a Mra. Thomas Handecom. boys Bernard, Margaret Marshall ol Ellsworth is I Sbe leaves a time, but as soon as discontinued the esting anniversary sermon at 1. O. O. F. husband, two Bisters, Mra. pleasant affair. visiting her si-ter, Mrs. Howard Mira Effle Carter and were Lineeott bowels would refuse to hall afternoon. A male John P. Qrindle and Mrs. Judson Urindle Roy Morgan treatment, my Sunday quartette News was received of tbe death Mias Emelina married have moved to Saturday McFarland ia home from sang. The hall was decorated in and aDd two brothers. Pearl and Edwin recently. They 1 Bove. Last October, I went to Montreal pink of a former townsman, Willard at All wish them Rich, Jekyl Island, Ga., where she spent the green. Bangor. happiness. •nd there heard of Fruit-a-tives ’. I bis home in Attleboro, Mass. It was a winter. The Mother Sweet P wders for Children Mrs. Hammond and daughter Flora, wed one box and the results were so ladies’ missionary circle held an Gray’s sad shock to his many friends here, i Mist For Feverishness, Bad Stomach. Teething who have been employed at Mr. Leland’s Agnes Marshall is visiting her all-day session at the town hall Disorders, move and the Bowels to wbo bad not beard of pronounced that I bought two dozen Tuesday. regulate and especially tjioee aunt, Mra. on her are a for Worms. Used the past year, have gone to Amherst to Linacott, way from I Dinner was served, five quilts were tacked, pleasant remedy by bis illness. boxes. continued using ‘Fruit-a-tives* Mothers for ID years. They never fall. At all work for Edward Giles. Poland Spring to her home in also darned. At the close of Ellsworth. noticed a decided I stockings druggists, 25c. Sample Free. Address Bid improvement. Mother N. Principal Foster went to Bangor Friday April Jap. the meeting the annual meeting of the Gray Co., LeRoy. Y. April 30. F. 28._ gradually reduced the dose from three a church aid society was held and tig day to one tablet every three or four aatorTtlitnunts. following officers were elected: Mrs. H. E. a&DcrtuKnuntfc NORTH BROOKSVILLE. until the boxes were days twenty-four Freethey, president; Mrs. E. 1. Hill, vice- lues Conner is home from Sorry. finished when my condition physical president; Mrs. A. H. Mayo, secretary; Mrs. Sidney Snow visited her mother ill JAS. J. Mrs. Abbie .pas perfect”. ROYALL. Herrick, treasurer. The Bangor last week. BY OUR BLOOD WE LIVE COc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. society earned fl 13.50 the past year. YOU CATCH COLD Mrs. John Howard and children are 'A! all dealers or sent Fruit-a-tives April 30. Unk Femme,' If you tire easily, are to cold hands or by visiting her mother in Show began.. subject feet_if you limited, Ogdensburg, New York. QUICKER IF YOUR catch colds or have rheumatic FRENCHBORO. Mrs. Clara Gott and daughter are board- readily pains—your blood or with her Leman Davis has gone to Swan’s Island STOMACH IS UPSET ing mother, Mrs. Mary Snow. circulation is probably at fault and you need COUNTY NEWS to work. Milford Gray has moved his to You will develop any illness more eas- family Miss ily when food the farm owned the late Sylvia Lunt is at home on a your is not diges- formerly by WEST FRANKLIN. and properly vacation. ted, when the natural functions are Nathaniel Bickford. Mrs. disturbed. A cold in the George Springer entertained the Thomas who earliest stages A patriotic service will be held at the Lunt, spent the winter in should never be grange aid society last week. neglected, as serious Methodist church at 11 Booth bay and Bath, is home. illness Sunday, May 8, may result. It is well to get early R. H. Williams is bay fishing with to o’clock. Address by the pastor. Rev, The grammar school closed April 27. bed, to have the body well warmed, Clarence Stratton of Hancock. and very John Carson. All are invited. Miss Hild, the teacher, went to her home important to have the bowels move is scorn Walter Grindle and with in freely. There no betteror safer April 30. C. mt» Harry Coombs, Lincoln ville. She will return for OF the to NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL are remedy use at the of a their wives, visitiDg here. spring term. beginning cold *he “L- F" Atwood s A. W. Coombs and a friend of Northeast V?a5- £"e Trouble which is nature’s to increase H. William Lunt of this place and Medicine.—Two to fourteaspoonfuisina Entirely Disappeared. easily-assimilated food, Harbor were Sunday visitors here. of hot water Knndt Blanche Rice of Rockland were married at cup will quickly relieve con- Lee. Wannasks. Mins., writes: “For your red corpuscles and the blood with life- several years my daughter had a bad chronic charge Caleb came from Old Town N. 3. gestion carry off the Bradbury Portsmouth, H., April They will imperfectly digested cough. Not until we tried food, and help to ward off further Foley’s Roney sustaining richness. Scott’s creates warmth to throw to spend the week-end with his family. occupy part of the house of Mr. Lunt’s trouble. and Tar did anything produce any greal re- 35 cents at lief. In a few the Sarah this any dealer's. If you have days trouble entirely dis- off colds and Jotham Bnzzell has moved his to sister, Rice, summer. Joseph never and has never returned." Contains gives resistance to sickness. family used this asK us for a appeared prevent Lunt has medicine, no a Beal Harbor, where be has employment. enlisted in the navy. bee “L. F.” 1 opistes; safe, reliable, remedy; children sample. Medicine Co., like It.—Moore's Drug Store. /Vo Alcohol in SCOTT’S. Every Druggist has it. 28. Beatrice Coombs spent the week-end April q. Portland, Maine. SCOTT a SO WTO. n. j. •with her sister, Mrs. Salisbury, at Bar Harbor. WEST BROOKS VILLE. Fits U. Smith and son W. F. Hutchins of Gouldsboro was io Theodore spent with O. L. town Monday looking for men for his Sunday Tapley and wife. stave mill. The members of Gov. Brooks lodge, I. O. A vessel from Prospect Harbor is load- O. F., and Cecilia Rebekah lodge met at ing lumber from the mill of S. 8. Scam- their hall Sunday morning and marched mon, at B ake’s wharf. to the Congregational church, where Rev. E. N. Lewis Googins of Trenton, road inspec- Pierce, the pastor, preached the tor, was in town Saturday to attend the anniversary sermon. special town meeting in regard to road April 30._ Tomson. patrol. OAK POINT. Fred MacKenzie has sold the MacKay Raymond Alley and wife arrived Sunday horses to Frank M. Gaynor of Ellsworth. from Boston. Mr. MacKenzie has handled many fine Maurice Marshall and family will go to summer Har- horses for residents of Seal Southwest Harbor this week. Mr. Mar- and is now without horses for the bor, shall has a barber shop there. first time in fifteen years. Walter Gray spent the week-end in Bar April 30. Echo. Harbor. Mrs. Flora Gray, who has spent ISLE3FORD. the winter in Portland, is at home. 30. Mrs. Herbert Rice is employed as house- April M for A. D. Knight. keeper BUCKSPOKT. Harrison is in Mrs. Grace visiting Frances Beatrice, wife of Daria B. City, Northeast Uaroor and for a few Bangor died Monday, April 30, after a long ill- days. ness, at the age of thirty-five years. Mrs. Mrs. Fred H. Morse and daughter Irene Clay is mourned by a wide circle of friends, returned from Boston Saturday, after a to whom she bad deeply endeared berself short visit. by her affectionate disposition and win- Mrs Oscar Olsen returned Saturday ning personality. She leaves, besides her husband, one sister, Mrs. James Nichols, Had A Very Bad Cough. of Augusta. This letter should interest every reader: “Labt win er I had a very bad cough. I used Siam’s Garden Lands. medicines, but they did me no good. 1 took one bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar and it Much of the garden laud In lower cured me. V. (Signed) Dekeuster, Amberg, Slain is made trenches to Wis.” No substitute is as good as Foley’s by digging. and Tar for and Honey coughs, colds, croup raise the so that half is trench whooping cough.—Moore’s Drug Store. ground, and half ridge, and only rice can be grown in the trenches. Thus practical- New England Industrial Seriet I ly only one-half of the garden land No. 9—Shipping Clerk* 1 gives any return, yet the price of such land in the best localities is $100 to $300 an acre. THE FIRST STEP 44444444444444444 Real Tobacco for Real Men Usually the first indication of a ♦ lowering of health is found in the 4 WOMAN JAILED FOR bowels and liver. Something goes 4 RETORT TO GERMAN eat too or work is and wrong—we much, 4 Mayo’s grown made just New England has it its too hard—and the bowel action 4 A well authenticated incident given weakens or the liver is sluggish. 4 which occurred recently during a .as it was back in 1850. fame, and its influence her That heavy feeling on arising in 4 German court martial in Bel- upon the of the become known In morning, dryness 4 glam has just In those it was a history has been real. throat, with bad taste, a slight 4 Paris. M. Paul Terlinden, bur- days just pure, very headache, dull eyes—all show that 4 gomaster of Kixensart, appeared honest all food has fermented in the intes- 4 before the court charged with clean, sturdy tobacco, Mayo's Plug is made of uncut and that the is man- tines, body 4 shielding a wounded Frenchman, the ufacturing poisons instead of 4 for which he was condemned to way through. leaves wrapped with a natural good blood. 4 twelve months* Imprisonment. • Clear it all out. Give the 4 His daughter. Baroness de Co- was so leaf tobacco to its stomach and bowels a fresh start. As it then, it is now. And preserve 4 ninck, a young married woman, Encourage the liver to go to whose husband la at the front, • and work. Manalin does all of this, 4 it is for the same sort of men in strength aroma A without griping or weakening. 4 was present at tbs hearing. It’s the ideal laxative and liver 4 German officer sat down beside 1917 that it was in 1850—men Cut is tonic, because it follows Nature’s 4 her, saying, “I believe, madams, Mayo's Plug Mayo's in plan, without discomfort, inflam- 4 I have met you before.” who do the world’s hard work. more mation or forming a habit. Con- 4 Baroness de Coninck replied: convenient form. stipation may be overcome with 4 “You are mistaken. I don’t know 4 sir.’’ Uanld or yon, tablet form. 4 The German persisted, saying, The Tab- 4 “Perhaps 1 am mistaken, but Favorite of lets taste .The Pipe New Since 1850 an England like candy. 4 you greatly resemble English- Children like 4 woman whom I knew well.” them, and Guaranteed mean Ca- You can buy Mayo*o Cut in by they are 4 “Evidently you Miss Plug fl safe. 4 veil,” retorted the baron sea, Sc Foil Paekmgm 10c Cloth Pouch rfy 10 and M \J answer she was sen- Oy oeuta. 4 For this 25c Tins 50c Lunch Baxoc v/U/ 4 tenced to one month in prison. 4 44444444444444♦♦♦ ARTHUR J. BALFOUR. [ TEDDYROOSEVELT Children for Heads British Commission FIRES FIRST SHOT Cry Fletcher’s Now Conferring With Uncle Sam’s Chiefs. -*• > Gun That Sank Submarine Named After Colonel. ;: Conferences Now In Progress Something About the Leading | Are the Most Momentous Men Who Have Been Sent | Since August, 1914, and to Our Shores—Marshal f PERFECT HIT AT 1,000 YARDS The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been Spell Victory For Democ- Joffre, Who Turned the Tide | In use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of Over at the and has been made under his per* > racy Autocracy. Marne, Is Here. Highest Praise For Naval Qun Crew —^ | mmI supervision since its infamy. 1 on Board Merchantman Mongolia, /-CUCM6 ' Allow no one to deceive you in this. Which Not Only Eocepod “ »» Torpedo, All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good are but OT since the outbreak of the Eu- organizing, disciplining, equipping and, but 8ent a Moseego of Death to U Experiments that trifle with and the ropean war, into the vortex of perhaps, transporting to Europe the endanger health of Boat Crew. Infants and which German ruthlessnesa baa greatest army which this country has Children—Experience against Experiment. ever called drawn tbe United States, haa there into being. The shot from "Teddy Koosevclt,” The marshal was been a conference between leaders of bom In 1882 at as the sailors ou board the American What is , a CASTORIA nations so in the of Castoria is harmless substitute for Castor different significant as that Rivesaltes, Pyrenees, parents merchantman christened the (fit, Paregoric, In the Mongolia and now in progress in Washington. middle station of life. At seven- Drops Soothing Syrups. It is It six Inch gun on the bow, brought more pleasant. The greatest men of and teen he became a student In the neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its England great joy to the hearts of Americana than France, together with representatives French military school, the Ecole age is its guarantee. For more than Poly- anything else since the entrance of this thirty years it has from Italy and Russia, are laying be- technlque. The Franco-Prusslan war been in constant uso for hie relief of country Into the war with Germany. Constipation, Flatulency, fore President Wilson, Lan- In 1870 found him a sublieutenant In Wind Colic and Secretary The nation Is proud of the naval gun- Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising and the military of Uncle the artillery defending a Paris fort. and sing chiefs ners who manned this gun on the mer- therefrom, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids all the information have ac- After the war he devoted some time to Sam they chantman. Their aim was perfect the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. cumulated through three engineering works, and these carried nearly years The U boat was maneuvering to get The Children’s Paaacear-The Mother’s Friend. bitterest the him Into Indo-China, Formosa and of the struggle world has into a position to let go a torpedo. known. Marshal Joff Africa. In the Timbuktu he ever re, the grand campaign Having submerged, the enemy was man of Prance, has told our led a charge which gained him a lieu- dd offi- hidden from view for a moment or GENUINE ALWAYS situation on tenant colonelcy and the of Hon- CASTORIA cials the exact tbe battle Legion two. but the moment she came to the or distinction. His lines of Prance and Belgium and has thorough mastery surface the command “Fire!" was giv- of military science him made known the chances that our al- brought rapid en, and the first shot found Its mark, promotion, and in 1911 he lies have of expelling the Teutonic was vice making a perfect hit at a range of of Photo by American Press Association. troops and of attaining a victorious president the superior war council, 1,000 yards. chief of the staff peace, attaining the downfall of au- general and practi- When Colonel Roosevelt was told It head of the He Is a with a most tocracy and the establishment of de- cally army. In that ca- practical sailor, was a gun the bluejackets bad dubbed he the Intimate of naval construe- mocracy throughout ail of Europe. pacity pushed 1913 law for knowledge “Teddy Roosevelt” that sank a Ger- three years’ military service, which Is tlon and ordnance, and It is said be mau To Lend Our submarine he chuckled. Money. now conceded to have been the salva- knows as much of submarine warfare “Is that so? By Godfrey, that's Not only have the military phases of tion of France. as any other man In the French navy. finer’ exclaimed the colonel. “Bully In the light against theHobenxollems been Several of the devices which have for them! How did they do it? Tell Use For Over 30 Years Sene Vlviani. discussed and revealed, but tbe finan- proved to be of notable service In en- me all about it. By George, that's The Kind You Have Always Bought cial condition of our allies haa been At the head of the mission Is Rene trapping these underwater craft are great!” _TM^CjE»«TAUW COMPANY, NEW YOWK CITY. expounded to Secretary McAdoo and Vivlanl, minister of Justice and vice believed to have been originated by Later, when he had had time to think other officials. Tbe United States has president of the council of ministers, Admiral C'bocheprat. Consequently he it over, the colonel was even more en- been told by these representative Eng- who embodies the highest typo of La the one man above all others In the thusiastic aud chuckled out another vollv of “Bull.vs," “By goilys” and “That’s great.” COUNTY NEWS son, N. Y., where the yacht Nymph, of “I am greatly rejoiced, and 1 con- which he will be engineer, is being pat in gratulate the captain, the gunners and readiness tor the summer. WEST al! the crew of the Mongolia," he said. SULLIVAN. Mr. and Mrs. Galen H. Yonng and Mrs. “Thank heaven, some Americans have Eugene Ash has gone to Halifax, to Henry W. Johnson attended the meeting at last begun to hit. We have been al- work. in the interest of boyB’ and girls’ agricul- together too long purely at the receiv- Hon. A. P. Havey and Dr. H. A. Holt tural clubs at Ellsworth Friday evening. ing end of war that Germany has were in Ellsworth th\s Saturday. Mrs. Young was one of the speakers. waged on us.” Rev. George Sparks, the new pastor on April 30. J, He was all smiles over the name of this charge, arrived Tuesday from Ston- that gun and clinched his fists and ington. BLCEHILL FALLS. gave every indication of regretting Armand a at U. of Austin Chatto is home from New that he hadn't been at the breech of Joy, junior M., spent York, the week-end with his parents, Mr. and where he spent the winter. it himself. Captain Rice was desig- Mrs. B. K. Joy. Lizzie is nated “a splendid of the men Conary home, after spending type” the winter at Sunshine and who will man the ships of America. The Christmas Present club will be Portland. entertained at the home of Mrs. William Thomas of New Account. Fulfill All Teste. Tapper York made a Clark Monday evening. short visit to Parker Point recently. He The account of the skipper and the Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Newman have will have some work done on his cottage. crew fulfills British gun every' test, Mr. moved into George Rinaldo’s house on Quay of New York will occupy it this the experts say. The submarine was Forest avenue. They were given a house- season. only 1,000 yards away; her periscope warming Saturday evening. April 23. CBUMBS. was seen to be shattered; the six inch shell, instead of skipping along the A box social was held at the house of Mrs. Peter surface of the sea, as It would have Milne, Friday evening, by the Stuart Conary, who has been quite ill,' done had it missed, disappeared in- C. E. society. Cocoa and cookies were is out again. served a shot nud the foam by the hostess. Games were played stantly; geyser up, The Thimble club will meet with*[Mrfl, by the young people, and a even- and spray did not settle for some time. pleasant B. A. Wood Thursday. Later all of the U boat hud dis- ing was enjoyed. signs Mrs. Ella Dowe of Fort Kent 30. Une Amie. spent the except a film of oil on the April appeared week-end with her parents, A. K. Conary water where it had when been hit. NORTH SULLIVAN. and wife. The British say there is no doubt the 30. Mrs. Colson has to Seal April Cbcmbs. Mongolia did sink the submarine. George gone Harbor to work. In drawing first blood In the war PENOBSCOT. with tin* American naval offi- Gertrude and Ellis Bunker the Germany spent Capt. C. M. Perkins is home from a cer and oh worked week-end in Bar Harbor. crew, the Mongolia trip to New York. with perfect coolness aud precision. Madison Gordon and Arthur Scott have Or. M. A. Wardwell is in Portland at- Captain Rice co-operated splendidly gone to Hallowell to work. masonic his so as to give tending grand lodge. by maneuvering ship Mrs. Charlotte Stanley has gone to a shot. The shell them good caught summer. Mrs. M. A. Wardwell spent Photo by An«l;oan Press Association. McKinley forjthe Monday the submarine as it was about to nse and in with friends. William Milne and Eugene Ashe left Tuesday Bangor “PAPA" JOFFRE (LEFT), AMBASSADOR JUSSEAAND (CENTER) AND MAJOR GENERAL HUGH L. SCOTT. and dropped squarely on her before for Halifax Friday morning. Ivan Perkins left for Middle- the German had had a chance to to-day French whom the American navy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abel returned town, Conn. He will enlist In the coast Iishiuen and Frenchmen how our tre- French democracy. He to a progressive navy launch a torpedo. An upheaval of board was anxious to meet and home from Portsmouth morning. patrol. mendous resources—men, money, mu- In every sense, belonging to the Inde- general black smoke and yellow gas fumes fol- Friday destruction of German Mr. Abel has been in Canada for several Hall’s of nitions, ships and food—may best be pendent Socialist party, which Includes consult on the lowed a spurt of water mixed with orchestra Bangor will furnish weeks. music for a ball at the town hall employed to force the kaiser to bow such men as Palnleve, Brland and Mll- submarines. fragments of the periscope. At the Thurs- The Edmund Bean owned day evening, May 3. before superior forces, anned both with lerand. As minister Of labor In the Marquis de Chambrun. request of the navy department the house, by might aud right The Importance of Cleroenceau cabinet he passed the names of the American naval officer George Tracy, was burned Tuesday night. The baseball team of Clark high school Americans bold in esteem Mar- these conferences is fully demonstrat- Workers' pension law through parlia- high and gunners are withheld. It was unoccupied. The household went to South Brooksville Saturday and de a member of the ed by the caliber of the men our allies ment. quis Chambrun, “It was 5:22 a. m„” said Captain furnishings of Elmer Merchant were all played the high school. The score was chamber of deputies', because he Is a by the Are. The house was 8-9 in favor of hare sent to our shores, even taking a Vlvianl was born at Sldl-Bel-Abbes, Rice, “when we sighted the periscope, destroyed South Brooksville. grandson of Lafayette of Revolution- insured for 30. risk similar to that which resulted in In Algeria, Nov. 8, 1862, and was ad- about 500 yards away, on the port bow. {700. April _Woodlockb. fame. He was bom in Paris June H. the death of one of England'a greatest mitted to practice law before the court ary There was a light haze over the sea, April 30._ 11, 1865, and after studying law he WEST HANCOCK. men—Earl Kitchener. of appeals at Paris In 1887. His so- and we had just taken a sounding. entered politics and was In 1898 elect- EAST ORLAND. cialistic tendencies early manifested We had a big force of lookouts on Alvah Abbott and wife ot Bar Harbor f “Our” Joffre. ed for the department of Lo- F. A. Wentworth ii still conUned to the themselves, and he became counsel of deputy duty, but it was the first officer who visited here last week. xere, which he has represented ever house. Marshal Joffre is the man in the railway workmen and employees. cried, ‘There’s a submarine off the port W. K. Springer of Dexter was a recant only, since. He centered his interests on France since the close of the Franco- Elected to the chamber of deputies In bow!' Ur. and Mrs. James DeRocher are at guest ot Fred E. Milliken. affairs and has become a nota- tem- foreign “Besides the there was a home from a short visit in Oroao. Prusslan war in 1870 who has been au- 1893 and again In 1898, he retired periscope, Mrs. Alberta who was called ble authority lu that line. One of his Howland, thorised to bear the illustrious title of from politics to become a disturbance of the water as though Mrs. Rose Ames and granddaughter are here her porarily Is the cultivation of a by mother’s illness, has returned, chief Interests were to the Surface. marshal of France, and this distinction < French citizen, practicing law In the she Just rising at F. L. Blake’s tor several weeks. to Carmel. scheme of Intercourse between the par- was conferred on him by unanimous He was re-elected to the Although she was so close, she was Mr. snd Mrs. Qilllland ot provinces. of various countries. Norwood, The house of Calvin Graves was burned' liaments In a for action of the French chamber in grate- chamber In 1900, however, and has not good position, apparently, were ot E. L. Marks Mass., guests Friday. at midnight Sunday. a little of the a for she low- Only ful recognition of hla splendid services maintained his membership ever since. on Finances. shot at us, Immediately Simon, Authority Miss Alberta Dunbar, who ie teaching furniture was saved. as a leader In what probably He has the reputation of being one ol ered her periscope and dived. military M. of has in Bucksport, apent the week-end at April 30. E. H. S. ’ll. was and of Simon, Inspector finances, "I put the helm to starboard and the most critical moment In the most fervent eloquent home. an enviable reputation in Frauce as an French history. Hla officers and sol- French orators and also has attained beaded straight for the spot where she authority on finance. For a long time that if we Clyde Robbins 1b at home from the BASS HARBOR. diers, know him by distinction as a Journalist, writing was disappearing, figuring however, scarcely he be was stationed in Mexico trying to could not ram her we would Bangor boapital, where underwent an Mrs. Ftwnk MitcheU has to North- the distinguished title; to them he has many articles for the great French dal- charge gone adjust the extensive financial interests over her at full and she would operatioa tor appendicitis. east where Mr. Mitchell is em- been “Our Joffre" or “Grandpa” since lies. speed Harbor, of French citizens in that country. He come where our A. Q. Dunbar is the he led them to victory on the Marne up again astern, guns remodeling Qeorge ployed. Became Prime Minuter In 1914. la also well known in financial elides could a fair shot at her. which has been moved to and finally turned the tide of the Ger- get Partridge bouBe, Joseph Wooster has sold his power boat of the United States. the shore ot Lake Alamoosook. man Invasion. On June 14, 1914. Vlvianl succeeded Had ths Trus Rang*. to William Underwood Co. to be used for M. Hovelacque, inspector of public let these familiar nicknames never Gaston Doumergue as president of the "The naval officer in command of our Mrs. Alice White is substituting at the carrying sardines. Is well known in educa- minister of instruction. Back Ridge school the absence of conveyed to the French mind any sense council of ministers and gun crews, who was on the bridge be- duriDg Gardner Lawson is a screened circles in America. He is a building dual tional the Mise Doris who is ill of weakness. Beloved as he was by foreign affairs. In that capacity side me, gave the range to the sight teacher, Hatch, porch at the side of his bouse, adding new graduate of the highest French univer- •t his soldiers, Joffre is. In fact, a strict he accompanied President Poincare on .etters. The moment the periscope measles. windows and making other impovements, sity and Is u great admirer of Ameri- 30. disciplinarian. His main concern, aft- a special mission to Russia, and only poked up in our wake he gave the or- April M. April 23. X. Y. Z. can Institutions, particularly of the er making all of his dispositions to se- four days after their return to Paris der, ‘Commence firingT school He has paid HANCOCK. on France Ger- public system. "At that short it was cure victory, has been tbs protection war was declared by range easy SOUND. more than a dozen visits to the United Vlvl- see Horace Stratton was at home from Port- of the lives of his men. This was Il- many. It was primarily because from the bridge to the shell In last a ago, mak- Pembroke who has Poin- States, the only year as land for the week-end. Higgins, spent the lustrated in u small but important man- aul was a member of President flight it went singing toward the of educational Marion winter in Bar is home. war out ing a special study It reached him we Miss Marsh was the week-end Harbor, ner early In tbe war when be ruthless- care's cabinet when the broke enemy. Before guest of Mrs. W. S. Stratton. George wife and ly disregarded tbe traditional French that he has been retained, notwith- problems. could see that It was going to be a Tinker, children, of Surgeon-Major Dreyfus is not the fa- Etna, are visiting his love for the famous red trousers and standing the mutations of Freuch poli- perfect hit. Mrs. O. W. Foss is visiting her daugh- parents, Mr. and mous Major Dreyfus whose case near- Mrs. N. H. Tinker. had them discarded for the present tics, Involving extensive changes in ‘The next moment pieces of the peri- ter, Mrs. J. C. Worthen, in Melrose, Mass. some disrupted the French army There was a blue uniform. the cabinet The French people felt ly scope went flying through the air, fol- Miss Gertru Je Crabtree came from Port- sociable at the scboolhouae be years ago. He was a private practic- lowed a fountain of for Joffre was commander In chief of the that to permit him to retire might Immediately by land Friday to spend the cummer with Saturday evening, tbe benefit of the ing physician at the beginning of the smoke and which French at the of the construed as evidence of their dtoap water, gas entirely her Mrs. Ellen Crabtree. oemtery, Proceeds, flO. 53. army beginning into service mother, Into the war. war when called military hid the spot where the submarine had April 30. war, and he remained in that position proval of France's entry Morris Foes left Friday for Port Jeffer- and attached closely to the person of been until December when be gave there was the Immense per emerging. last, Besides, whom be has of the man himself. General Joffre, accompa- “When the smoke cleared away we Place to General Nivelle to become mar- sonal popularity He Almost Fell Down. Allen’s Foot-Base for the Troops. nied on every trip to England, Italy could see the oil A. M. shal and adviser of the gov- plainly spreading Buosucker. Bogue Chltto, Hiss., The to be military writes: “1 suffered from antiseptic powder shaken into the Vice Admiral Chocheprat. and elsewhere. patch on the surface of the water, rheumatism, kidney sboes or use£ in the foot bath. ernment. and bladder trouale, also would Young men men the British com- diziiness; in every community are to dean ol The composing which meant the submarine was done almost fall down at limea. using Allen's Fooi? In to the call of ac- Vice Admiral Chocheprat Foley Kidney Base in their drills for M11 itsrr Prenared responding again are of Pills me entire relief.” Disordered kid- and has a mission equally representative for. An additional proof that the first gave ness. Used by the Allied French tive duty bis services are at the the French vice admirals in side and andSKfftfi. placed ihelr nation. Arthur J. Balfour is the neya give warning by pains hack, troops becsuse it rest the can be obtained In th« shell was a hit was the fact that there sore niusctea, swollen tired and lan- feet, takes the disposal of the American people, whom rank as high as Joints, *rom *hoe aiid makes best known among these. was no rioochet” guid feeling.—Hoore’a Drug Store. walking he comes to advise In the best way of French navy, as there to no admiral | Island, by list B. his sister, Mrs. T. Lloyd Blaiadell, last Joyce, esq, atitirrtianntnta. of tbs bride. Tbe COUNTY NEWS week. COUNTYNKWS brtdea goWt** white meeealine with 01 who has been chiBon end Mrs. Minnie Wentworth, “ATLANTIC the BORO. Only immediate relatives Gor LOW visiting in Jones port and Mavhiss, is weremJ*’ The ladies' aid society met with lira. Dainty refreshments were bred a litter served u Dyer A Stanly have recently home. end Mrs. Charles Stock bridge Wednesday. Herrick left to-day f„r L** of fine cross foxes. Mies Ruble Hooper of East Franklin Conn. are Then was an ice-cream sociable at Mrs. port, F. T. Wood bas opened his mill for the and Horace Banker of Sprry were married Fewer Eggs Viola Stockbridge’s Saturday evening. J.E.m at tbe borne of the bride Monday, April APri130-_■ spring sawing. Prooeeds, ft.65. 23, Rev. W. H. Dunban). NORTH C. L. Tracy is employed at Chicken by A. HANCOCK. L B. Capt. Irvin Torny, accompanied by a for J. 8. Young. May C. M. Martin with Mill, building bungalow Portland re- waa a recent C. Smith, went to Monday, visitor101 •»i. required and of Corea were Calais. Mr. Florence Crowley BAYSIDE. turning Wednesday. ol week-end guests their daughter, Mrs. death E. U McKay is home from Mrs. Horace Marks la again ill. All learned with regret of the ot. Ckisii b.* William Foss. short visit. * Mrs. Delis Whitmore ia recovering from Mrs. Eliza Joyce of Ellsworth. She was who enliated as quarter- and Mrs. Sherman Lyman Gray, a serious illness. married to Asa Joyce of this place, Mayo of Brewer boat went Sunday with her N aiaster on the patrol Cherokee, for made her home ben. parents, J. \i.*rw Mrs. E. G. Doyle ia slowly recovering many years and wife. Wsrshsll an Uat week. POWDER duty home took at an of A wedding place from attack grip. pntty Mrs. Rose Young, who has ROYAL Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Moore are occupy- B. and when been h* home of N. Trask wife, Master Basil Smith is his the in Ellsworth during tbe house. Mr. hss en- visiting uncle, wioteri, the number of may be reduced ing A. L. Dyer’s Dyer their daughter, Marion, was for the summer. In many recipes eggs Fred Beede, in Old Town. youngest listed as blacksmith in the coast patrol. i with excellent results by using an additions! quantity married to Maynard Herrick, of Swan’s April Harry Trim has Joined his father, W. 30._ M about a teaspoon, for each egg Miss Inex Webster of Wiaeaaset, who | of Baku* Powder, in where both an em- Royal Mrs. Mac- j A. Trim, Steuben, is a examples baa bean the guest of Irving omitted- The following recipe practical in a mill. Donald, returned home last week. ployed Leon C. March, who has been quite ill, Chocolate Roll Charles Moore sod sons Vernon end Sponge a relapse after an illness of measles, was Gilbert are building a camp on the Baker sbla to resume work this wssk. lot at Workmen’s hill. They are cutting h 30. R. | end wood. April t rap m«ar pooling pulp GET ALL THE WAR NEWS FIRST Mountain Pomona met with t aquaree maltad eboeoiafta Gseen SEAWALL. Cushman 2S. Many were ThdaMMUIaewaia grange April Clare nos Kant ot Gray ia viiiting bis present from the surrounding granges. IN THE BANGOR DAILY NEWS and aalt *"• parents. DIRBCTIONS—8ift Soar, baking powder topjlw Mr. Baton, assistant secretary of the Add aagmr, Mrs. L. E. Newman is at home from a timaa. Baat wbola agga. alowly agricultural department at Augusta, eras maltad chocolata and maltad visit ia Franklin. $1.00 For Three Months alowly;add naxt vanilla, aborting, the speaker of the day. Sift In Ingtadlanm. «d HhJt beating. dry L Errran. Mrs. George Kant is quits ill. Her Tbe Dally News Is a special offer to new Into with oOad May Bangor making subscrib- poaaibla. Poor large baking penUned is with her. era first 3 months for $1.00. out tbe minotea. Whan dona, turnpapar.^ out no « daughter-in-law, Lacy Kent, Any person clipping enclosed bake in alow oven twenty coupon and to us, $1.00. the with white icing and toll. WALTHAM. Miss Eleanor Badloek was tbs week- sending enclosing Bangor ^Daily News damp, hot doth, epread will be sent the first three months to address. at any athm There willi be ■ dance at the town ball end guest ot Miss Emily McKay Mc- puiln of wctp— wbkt •toootriw Jb «p «d The Bangor Daily News Is the home paper of Eastern, Northern up«dvs toqmdimts mdkd j July 4. Kinley. v and Central Maine, first to reach the morning field; full Associated CO. Mi WIBUmEt, Itaw T«rk Adalbert will move his to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Metcalf arrived Press reports. All towns in Eastern, Northern and Central Irtiliw KOTAL BAKIMO POWDER Crosby family Maine Great Pood May 3. Wednesday from Med field. Mass., where fully represented by regular correspondents. After the first three they have spent tbe winter. months the paper is sold at 50 cents a month. A waa barn to Mr. and Mrs. daughter April 30. T. E. D. Leroy Dority April 31. Mrs. Helen Haalatn, who baa been in Mn Enters ths Game. BORE DRY UNITED STATES Franklin the past two months, is home. Draft Will "What do you want, mar Bring Harold E. Haalatn baa to gone Newport, "Ton must go to the grocery atom at PUR OF PROHIBITIONISTS where he haa employment tor the summer. Health of once and get a pound of butter.” Survey Mrs. Marcos Btrout of Bradford ia vis- "But ma, we're playin’ war, an’ I’m iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. leadin’ our army against the enemy.” Over 2,000,000 Members of Defense Council Kemp. “Never mind. Flay the commissary Mrs. Cora Jellison of Bar Harbor waa a department has been shot to pieces Want All Liquor Barred guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jordan last and go after that butter."—Birming- Under tlX provisions of the selective the War. week. ham Age-Herald. draft bill at least 2.000.000 young men During May 1. K. and _ between the ages of nineteen Forever at Him. COKE A. will be to a rigid twenty-five subjected Certain memtiera of the Council of N’ewltt—Funny! I always associate is a physical examination to determine Beaman Crowley building garage. wife with a certain episode In National Defense are considering seri- your my their fitness to serve in the army : The C. E. rally will be held here ewn life. There's Just one thing she ously the advisability of urging Presi- which the administration plans to j May 8. always reminds me of— Henpeck—I dent Wilson to take drastic action Im- train to a of efficiency for wish I could that There’s lota of FARM NEAR high point j Mrs. Levi Decker a few last say BUY THIS BANGOR! to tbe manu- spent days possible servic e in France. mediately stop completely things she always reminds me of.— week in Milbridge. 80 acre farm on Essex St 30 acres cleared, balance pasture and wood. This will be the most widespread facture and sale of liquor throughout Philadelphia Press. E. K. Mayo haa bought Nahum Young’s Cuts 20 tons hay; has orchard of 80 trees: 1 1-2 story, 8-room house; physical survey of the vitality aud j tbe United States. Dnr- place. Mr. and Mrs. Young have moved shed; barn 40x40; hen house. Can sell farming tools, stock, etc. 84,000. health of the nation ever made. i Reports based on figures for the fis- to Cnionvilte. Impodimanta. ing the civil war many more men were j cal of 1010 show that action Floorwalker.—Good morning. Ton year by 30. 8. other in the course of four years, April Ask about this farm NOW—or about attractive farms examined the to “war wish to do some shopping, I presume. j government bring prohibi- in and but never as many within the time Bride Floorwalker or homes we have for sale Bangor vicinity. tion” would mean the closing of 1.332 EAST FRANKLIN. (with hubby)—Yes. which will be devoted to the examina to the room j breweries and 005 distilleries. The —Step up smoking and the who are to make G. W. Madison has sold bis farm here tion of the young men j boy there will give you a check for National Defense Council it be- in Bluehill. the new force of the United says and bought another up fighting your husband.—Exchange. • Louis Kirstein ZZZLT'*0'7 States. lieves more and more strongly that the John Farnsworth of Cberryfleld, with will be for nation's imperative need of the Merrill Trust Bldg., Bangor, Maine Just what the machinery j 0,000,- his team, is working for T. M. Blaiadell. A grateful dog la better than an un- the men of 000,006 pound.- of foodstuflTs that go the examination of young Wsrren Hinton of Seattle, Wn«h.. visited grateful man.—Saadi. today has not been determined. The into the manufacture of liquor is suffi- physicians and surgeons of the coun- cient reason for the government to take that some try are being organized rapidly by the the step European belliger- general medical board, appointed at ents have been forced to take in order the instance of the Council of National that their armies and people may have Defense. sufficient food. This organization within a short A decision as to the president's pow- er 1917 thousands to st manufacture is under TAPLEY time will reach into many p liquor 1893 O. W. of counties. It already has been start- stood to be in the hands of Attorney ed in more than 3.000. Whenever their General Gregory. If necessary It ap- services are required these men can pears probable that legislation author- be called upon for medical examina- izing the president to act will be Intro- tions. duced hi congress. In this event the GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT There are about 7.000.000 men of be- president would then be empowered to tween nineteen and twenty-five in the take the drastic action whenever he It is estimated that prolwibly saw fit. country Abstract of the AMERICAN CENTRAL INS. CO. SPRINGFIELD FIRE A MARINE IN' FIDELITY A DEPOSIT CO. OF MARY of these will be exempted for Whether he would take It immediate- Annual Statement of the 5.000,000 •T. LOOIS, MIBSOCSI. 8URANCE CO„ LAND. one cause or another, principally be- ly or later probably would depend on iETNA INSURANCE CO. •PBIHOPIKLD, UAMACIUIKTTt. BALTIMOU, MARYLAND. be the made Hoover HARTFORD, CORK. ASSETS DEC. 81, 1918. cause their services would equally retiort by Chairman ASSETS DEC. SI. ISIS. On the 31st of Decemrx r, 1916, made loans. in vocations of the National who day Mortgage ASSETS DEG. Bl, 1911. 69 or more valuable present Economy Board, to the State of Maine. « Collateral loans, Real estate, SSAMAM Real $»4*0 00 67 | also will a in 1819. Itocks and estate. Mortgage loans. IMAM than at the front. Large numbers make thorough study of food Incorporated bonds, loan* 00 orer all 8,638.180 Cash in admitted, Surplus liabilities, defects who are now consistently re- Neither Nor Marke office and bank, 92,861 69: DEC. 1818. I Flags Identifying I Agents’ LIABILITIES, 81, balances, 256.018 58 Admitted assets, 610.828A16 $14,763,831 M jected. But no man who is physically to Be 8hown. Interest and rents, 21JG8 68 Net unpaid losses, $ 1,997.768 80 64 Untamed 17,173,809 87 FIELD A COWLE8. M'n’grs. Boston. Mass. deficient will be permitted to get by The war for American steam- premiums, LIABILITIES. DEC. 81.1916. paint Oroes assets. $1,907,488 75 All other liabilities, 1,025.000 00 O. W. Ellsworth. Me Cash Net unpaid losses, 61.278,60644 TAPLEY, Agent. anless he manages to fool the examin- ships will be sea gray. The Orleans, Deduct Items not admitted, 5,138 22 capital. 2,000.000 00 Surplus over all liabilities, 7.682,216 14 Unearned premiums, 6,526,260 48 ing surgeons. first American to unharm- All other liabilities, 286.082 81 freighter go Admitted assets, 58 $1,902,360 over all 2.746 914 88 There are two reasons great care ed the German submarine zone Total liabilities and surplus, $29478,349 Surplus liabilities, why through LIABILITIES DEC. 81,1916. 8.; will be exercised In the examination of to Bordeaux, will have the Stars and Net unpaid losses, $ 186,400 00 O. W. TAPLEY, Agent, Ellsworth, Me Total liabilities and surplus, 610,8284116 64 Unearned 1,128.845 80 men for all branches of the gov- on her sides over and premiums, young Stripes painted All other liabilities. 38.260 00 O. W. TAPLEY, Agent, Ellsworth. Me. ernment service. The first Is to Insure when she sails hence, armed, will look Surplus over all liabilities, 608.856 23 ALL LOSSES »pf NATIONAL PIRE INS. a machine as as like a merchantman of CO., fighting nearly perfect any other bel- Total liabilities snd *3 surplus, 8).902,850 OP HABTPOSD. United States Branch possible. Another Is to guard the pub- iigerent. O. W. Me. | TAPLEY, Agent, Ellsworth. NORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE ic treasury against another great drive Red, white and blue decorations ASSE TS DEC. 81. 1916. THE PENNSYLVANIA FIBE INS. CO. OF LONDON AND EDINBUBOH, O. B. by pensioners. Uncle Sam is willing to make fine targets. There will lie noth- Real estate, $ 596.200*00 ADJUSTED ASSETS DEC. 81, 1916. Moi pay any man a pension who Incurs dis- ing to Identify American liners and ; | tgage loans, 1465,275 00! ASSETS DEC. 81, 1916, Real estate, $ 126,000 00 Stocks ana bonds, 11.683.197 02 In the but he is desirous even Stocks and bonds. 476 20 ability service, freighters, not flags flying from Mortgage loans, 154,000 00 Cash in office and bank. 1,704.299 56 $8,897. Cash in office and bank, 581,662 66 the number to a Collateral loans, 88.986 10 Agents’balances, *.,701,789 30 of reducing minimum, ta (Trails. Agents’ balances, 999,288 92 Stocss and bonds, 6,£>6,280 00 Bill* receivable, 267.499 83 at this Office 10 as do so de- Bills receivable. 466 42 far it Is possible to by Cash in office and 682,667 85 Interest and rents, 239472 48 bank, Interest and rents, 90.077 65 condition Agents’ balances, *65.600 01 All other assets, termining the exact physical NO WHISKY DURING WAR. ?22,0t«64; All other assets, 9,887 49 Interest snd rents, 106,817 13 of recruits at the time of enlistment. Gross assets, $17,878,783 82 Gross assets, Dad net items not admitted, 806.474 7Sl Gioss assets, $10,067.902 88 The wholesale examination of young Sixtasn Kentucky Distillers to Con- Deduct items not 62 Deduct items not admitted. admitted, 6044*3 men for military service, together with serve Grain Supply. Admitted assets, '$17472409 09 Admitted assets, 71 now on Admitted sssets, $9,462,918 the examinations for enlistment, James E. i head of a LIABILITIES DEC. 1916. | epper. well LIABILITIES DEC. 81. the increase in enlistments for the 81, LIABILITIES DEC. tl. 1916. or big j known whisky distilling plant, has Net unpaid losses, Net unpaid loaves, $1,209,112 81 Write Telephone I Unearned Unearned premiums, 9427.942 70 Net uni aid losses, $796 400 16 navy and marine corps and for several i announced in that his premiums, Unearned Chicago plant In All other liabilities, All other liabilities, 600,510 43 premiums, 44661,405 57 classes of reserves should give the coun- Lexingtcu, Ky., will make no whisky Cash capital. Cash capital. 2,000,000 00 Ail other liabilities, 177,062 91 over all Surplus over all liabilities, 8,984.743 65 over all liabilities. Ml 1,061 07 for Rates try a valuable survey and throw much | during the progress of the war. He de- Surplus liabilities. Surplus light on the general state of the public ! dares that his action is due to the Total liabilities snd surplus, Total Habilitiss and surplus, $17472419 OS Total liabilities and surplus, $9,482,918 7i health. O. W. I shortage in grain and that It is the TAPLEY, Agent, Bill D. W. TAPLEY. Agent, Ellsworth. Me O. W. TAPLEY, Agent, Bllewortb, Me. The first Increment of 800,000 for the patriotic duty of every citizen to con- eelectlve draft army is to be mustered serve the supply. In just as soon as registration is com- | Fifteen other Kentucky distillers will pleted or not Jeter than Sept 1 and take similar action. They all have of- Maine possibly a month earlier. i feted to supply the government with Tapley Street," Ellsworth, [ their available stock of alcohol. j Building,_Main