The Republican Journal. VOLUME 94. NO. 24. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922. FIVE CENTS

the present leathers, Mr. '•’hich you did to make us feel building had brought Belfast prosperity. riappy days in Belfast High School, Graduation. pp* Parker and L. Luce enw.. was not aH a We bid farewell to all. PERSONAL PERSONAL Mrs William Ilia, if* grind, and With a fund of stones, which had bright ed the faculty. Mias Evans became a mu.. .dly you succeeded. The so- and as well as exercises of the happy thoughts encourage From our school and classmates, The graduating in cial so Miss Alice formal teacher 1921. The junior year began events, to which you freely g ve ment, he took up the greater part of the In the Donald Hutchins of Castine was in Bel- Wardwell left Thursday for school were held m the Ar- world we’ll stray. R, fast high with an enrollment of forty three, both time and thought, the athletic few minutes allotted him, but it is safe fast last Thursday on business. a visit at her home in Penobscot. evening, June 7«h, un- But the lessons learned here’ll— ®orv Wednesday hut before the year was finished many teams, in which you have been interest to say he can be depended upon to do conditions. The Guide on our way, Miss Mabel R. Mathews left Monday Hon. and Mrs. Elton H. Lewis autoed u most auspicious among whom were Albert ,\ the of the schoolhouse dur his for ad new left, orey, ed, opening part in making homes Teachers ever here decorated in green patient, for a visit in Boston and vicinity. from booth bay the past week for a fil was attractively who joined the senior ranks, Hoy Brad- ing the afternoon for help in difficult comers to our city after the new school na\ the senior colors, the work of Schoolmates ever true— few days’ visit. white, ford, who joined the navy, Charles Swift, work, all this we owe to you. In behalf building is here. Mark B. H. S., has gone The balcony railing was Will we find in our lives Shibles, ’24, h iuniors. who is attending Wentworth Institute, of the class I extend to you our sincere Miss Florence E Dunton of the B. H. to his home in Knox for the summer. Mrs. Frank E. Bramball left white bunting caught at in- Faithful friends like you? recently vered with Bertha Clark, who is now in Spokane, gratitude. S. alumni and librarian of the free li- to visit her brother, Lloyd Stantial, and wi'h large green bows, between CHORUS. Mrs. Fred Coombs and daughter Helen ^rvals Washington. Gladys Young, Lee Carter, "Under classmen, it seems most prob- brary, spoke on the co operation of the family in Houlton. large wreaths of bndal were in Belfast for the day. Ch were Virginia Dutch and David lloxie. In able that you are about to enjoy an op- school and While holding to her Helen plaisted. Wednesday trees recessed library. Small evergreen — Hon. R. F. Dunton went to ath the senior year Mr. Mclnms, Mr. Damm portunity which we were unable to have, subject with pertinent tacts of encour- Ira Trundy of Boston is the guest of Augusta and the front ratling was con- on business connected with the The1 Stage and Prof. Chase became members ot the that of attending school in a new, up-to- agement she was bright and alert in tell- THE MERCURY. his Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Tuesday a network of ferns and parents, ..„,i w,th faculty. In she said: date building. It is certainly unneces stories of receivership of the Belfast Savings bank. ce* bridal closing, ing amusing things ,that hap The class of 1922 respectfully dedicat- Trundy. of the graceful wreath, We feel that our four of for me to that do noth ve during years sary suggest you pen when children are in search of books ed the Commencement edition of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred ac- of other white in- 1 the E. Mathews returned home Sylvester, E bouquets flowers, school life we have found some to or this Miss Maud high joy mg mar disfigure beautiful of reference, etc. It is very evident that to its Miss Ruth of flower, the lily ol the Mercury beloved superintendent, from a short visit in companied by Smalley the class I in and a satisfaction in tasks school of the and I she in this Saturday morning iduding working high future, congrat- will gladly do her part branch Edward E. and used an are relatives in this to the design. Roderick, excel- Boston and Hallowell, visiting added ! accomplished. So we may hope to attain ulate you on your good fortune." of the library’s usefulness. vicinity. the weather was extremely lent full page half-tone photograph of city. Although ! that state which Kipling describes in Classmates, in all probability this week Charles S. Bickford, for twenty five Mrs. C. M. Stevens and son of Boston audience of relatives and him. The editor in chief, the business rm a large I the following lines: will be the last time when we shall meet a of the school board and E. A. Wadsworth, Mrs. Ansel Wads- years member and the chairmen of all the com- are in Belfast for a few days, being guests the class were present and fol- manager worth and friends of only the Master shall praise us, and all together as a class. Some of us will now its able and valuable chairman, gave Mrs. A. A. Packard of Belfast ana mittees, have been from this class and at the Windsor Hotel. I with pleasure were recent of Mrs. W. Pottle ‘'^ed the program 1"And only the Master shall blame; perhaps, find positions in business, some a brief summary of the “Advantages of guests J. the paper is turned over to the class of from And no one Mrs. J, F. Wilson has returned in I shall work for money, and no may continue their education, but we Large and the Small College. He urged 1923 in the best of condition. Kermit S. Rockport. E E. Roderick, extended visits with her sons in New PTne superintendent, one shall work for fame, i cannot do better, wherever we go, or all who could to go to a college of some and Mrs. the school committee, Chas. Nickerson says, in part, in the leading and Mr. William Annis of Milo are. of But each for the of and we than to remember and are a York in California. rhairman joy working, whatever do, kind, “but," he said, “if your four a and Rev. George C. Sauer, editorial: guests for few days of Mr. and Mrs < Bickford each, in his separate star, inculcate in our lives our motto, Simplic- (lusher don't go to any college at all; for of and of Mr. and Mrs the took seats on the "This has been a very eventful year with George Grindle Brockton, Maas., Ralph L. Cooper offered prayer, Shall draw the as he sees It for the Service. on who Thing ity, Sincerity, there is no place God's green earth was in Belfast last on his way to Austin J. while the teachers. us. It has been a year of progress and Friday Fernald. of the stage God of as the an- as riBlit Things They Are!” Mr. Mclnnes made following where they will weigh you accurately to for a visit with friends. A- foster, principal; Daniil N, advancement. Belfast High has increas Castine, Harry Mr Nickerson’s "Sealed Or- nouncement of prizes: In the Commer- as they will at college. You can depend John F, Durham, a student at Dart William M. Damm, oration, ed in membership from 183 to 227. More was commercial; cial the Underwood medal on will not make a Mrs. E. W. Pendleton of Islesboro mouth College has arrived to spend the uclnnis, ders,” was given with a manly spirit, an department that. College great fred W. Bailey, science; school spirit has been evidenced this in Belfast last week on Wednesday to summer with his Mr. and i,tin-french; earnest manner and with the clearest for proficiency in typewriting Miss Lou- man, but it will make a great man great- parents, Mrs Georgia Parker, English; Mrs. year than ever before, the social alTairs attend the funeral of Mrs. AbbieH. Roix. James C. Durham. Mti enunciation. lie gave his audience the ise F. Gray; speed certificates, Miss er.” niathematics; Esther K. attempted have been pronounced suc- Virena l>. l.uce, Vesta C. Gertrude New- Miss Ruth Partridge and Orland Or- left re- impression that it was his purpose to Gray, Clement, cessful and interest has been Dr. and Mrs. George E. Morgan Harry A. Starrett returned history; Prof. Melville E Chase, Violet Mar- greater Wednesday EvanA fashion his life on the ideals featured in ell, Alice W. Cramer, Piper, chard presented the class gifts, prefacing for where in the rear. The un- shown in sports and athietic%ctivities. cently Burlington, Vt, they to his home in Roslindale, Mass., leaving mane, were seated vel Nina Lufkin. The gold their with the that all would rela- the text of his discourse. The most fav- Orchard, pait hope In the of will make an extended visit with his wife and infant son for a longer visit came into the hall by National Bank of reviewing accomplishments der graduates orable comment was heard from all prizes given bythe City be accepted in the spirit of fun in which tives. in which the past it be seen that with relatives here. and took scats front, for for second and $2 for third of the hardest year, may readily classes I sources and he is worthy of the highest $5 first, 13 they were given. Some with their class colors. the "Mercury” has been an important Howard E. Wilson, U. of M., ’23, has were decorated I praise. in the recent, Sophomore contest went to knocks on tender pots were graciously Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair have class of graduates factor, for it is through the “Mercury” a visit with his parents, Mr. Thin tame the large girls: first, Miss Dorothy Clark; second, received with smiles and blushes, accom- arrived for returned to their home in Lisbon Falls, of their The vocal du^t “Graduates’ Farewell” that ideas are first set forth, their merits A. in Poor’s under the direction marshal, Miss Augusta Nickerson; third, Miss panied by the cheers of their classmates and Mrs. Lester Wilson, after a visit with Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce and completely by Misses Kolerson and Plaisted, was not discussed and consequently enthusiasm Charles Edward Martin, Adelaide Howard; boys: first, Mark Shi- who appreciated to the full toeir gentle Mills. and Mrs. Essie P. Carle. was also aroused.” the seating capacity of the suge. only most appropriate, but very Edward filled bles; second, Warren; third, insinuations. Miss Lillian Davis, U. of M., ’25, has Miss Ruth Dinsmore has r.iimuiTid is the class roll: pleasing Their voices were in good con- arrived home Charles Trundy. No one could have put more rea| SALLIES HOME SERVICE APPEAL arrived to spend the summer at The mat- from LaSalle Eleanor black, Agnes Doris trol and blended well. of the Seminary, Newton, Maas., Mildred Charles S. Bickford, chairman thought into the few minutes allowed with her Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Louise Miss Orchard's essay "Woman in Busi- BELOW tery parents, to a.end the summer vacation with her Blanchard, Dorothy Chamberlain, school committee, with words of appre- him than Principal Harry A. Foster did QUOTA William Os- ness” was full of original thoughts on a Davis. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Dins- Verta Chrislel Clements, ciation and advice worth on his remembering, “Vocational Education” because more. Woodbury Cramer, topic of vital importance to nine-tenths The rain of Saturday hit the Safllies H. Woodcock, arrived last Friday good Cramer, Alyce | presented the diplomas. life is spent in conditions that furnish Tag L. Elmer Herbert of the women of today. She said in as it the off the street N. where he the James Tolford Durham, The class ode by Miss Plaisted was such needs and demands. He is a born Day kept people from Nassau, P., spent Mr and Mrs. I L. Perry and Mr. and Katherine ! clnsimr: and where it was the summer in Ellis, Dora Frances Flanders, sung by the class with Miss Ruth Par- teacher and leader of students. thought that $300 would winter, and will spend Mrs. James C. Durham returned Satur- Louise F'rances “There is no sentiment in business. It be a little over $100 was se- Evelyn Frost, Gray, tridge as accompanist. Supt. E. E. Roderick gave the class raised, only Belfast day from a week’s camping trip in Bar is like an immense and relentless current Elmer Herrick, Lucena Bernhar Sauer the cured. Harbor in the car Francis Rev. George C. pronouncej some wholesome advice on the subject Dr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Plummer of Perry which ia fitted Gladys Viola Keene, Mur- —one must sweep with it or be destroyed. cheers under The net quota of $600 for Belfast is with and dins Herrick, benediction and followed assigned him, “Plans for Teaching in the were in Belfast Monday the guest sleeping coo&ing accommoda- Calhoun Keene, Donald Hardy Women raised on pretty sentiment de- all the about $200 short, but the Sallies and the Union ray the direction of Ermo Scott for Interim.” While regretting to lose the their cousin, Miss Edith M. South- tions. Louise plore the fact, but they cannot alter it. local Board are confident that of Enowlton, Marjorie Knowlton, school making a happy ending class he was to know that Advisory officials, large pleased Court street. Charles son of Charles Edward Mar- The best way to do is to adapt yourself this deficit will be made up and that the worth, Wesley Wood, Mr. and Nma Grace Lutkin, of the formal program. they would be prepared to enter upon Kermit to the rule and avoid friction. of Belfast will over the a student at Mrs. Charles F. Wood of this city, who tin, Gertrude Emily Newell, higher studies or their life’s work. In people go top Miss Hope Dorman, Once in a while find a business THE BANOUET R. will graduated from the University of Maine Spearin Nickerson, Marvel Pearl Or- you closing he sail: Study to show yourself with this worthy cause. Brown’s College, Providence, I., who rather looks on as a was the summer at in the Agricultural course, is Orland Lawson Orchard, Florence girl marriage The banquet at the Baptist church of etc.” It is understood that the local churches arrive Thursday to spend remaining chard, approved God, for some time. Katherine Part- deliverance. She is not really a business The ves- will tane a collection for the street at Orono He plans to Marie Parsons, Ruth like an immense family party. Tolford Durham made a great hit in his up special her home on Church a in business. the real teach in the fall. Violet Esther Piper, Helen Eme- girl, but girl To try was prettily decorated with green fund—several have promised to send con- ridge, bright and breezy will of his class. They Ermo Scott, B. H. S., 22, who has been Everard Wilson Roberts, business woman marriage is getting to be and tall vases of white lilies and tributions to the local treasurer, Ralph Mr. and Mrs. A. Ime Plaisted, white; very generously gave to the superintend- his home with his Mrs. E. Edwin Jones were in> as much a side issue as it is to a man. making aunt, Helen Rolerson, Ermo Houston other early flowers gracing the long Bramhall, and one concern is passing a Camden to attend the funeral Sophie ent and school board the old school build- E. Roderick during the past few years, Tuesday of ladies of the church list their to raise a fund Jennie Mae Spear, Mabel Gertrude No business woman can afford to allow tables on which the with the wish that oc- through factory the latter’s Mrs. James W. Scott, ings they might has gone to his home in Bangof. mother, Hattie to with her had one of the most delicious to make up the deficit. If those who Spesr, Harold Curtis Staples, personal worries interfere arranged cupy the uncomfortable old seats “where Achorn, who died suddenly Sunday night Win- menus ever served at a were not interviewed will send in their arrived home last Marietta Turner, F'loyd Lawson office work, because it affects the whole and varied pub the class had parked for the pist four Miss Ruth Knight while visiting at the Jones cottage, Dun- C. Sauer offered checks this with the other outlined Wheaton Norton, thester, Forrest Stephen Wood. atmosphere When a duty opens up to lie supper. Rev. G. years.” To the faculty they left restful plans Thursday from College, can Lodge, in Northpo.L will in the summer with her After an impresaive prayer by Mr. her she must set forth to conquer it with grace, then came comparative quiet and of the 36 cherubs bring deficit. Mass., to spend the nights happy dreams Mr. and Mrs. James H. Howes and was strict attention to the Great credit is to the local F. the the following Salutatory very a smile. while all gave now them. Mr. Mclnnis was given Camp mother, Mrs. Sarah Knight Sauer, leaving Rev. and Mrs. William F. mo- Miss Black: it was once that task before them. The teachers’ and Fire girls and Girl Scouts for their will- Skerrye gracefully given by Although thought given their permission to leave at once C. returned Thurs- the on Miss Anne Crosby tored to Kennebunkport last week to at- women were not of doing any- table was on the stage with ing work tag day laboring in the rain \ife may be compared to a railroad, capable speakers’ for Somerville, Mass., (the home of his Boston by her tend the at their to and raise the Now if a few day from accompanied the Unitarian Conference, making the Some thing outside of the home, we now find long table of graduates right. no needed try quota. j eitbmany stations along way. liancee). Many mantles longer Mrs. Caroline J. Crosby, and has the in the Howes car. Mr. favorite songs were sung with more people will sit down and send in a mother, trip Skerrye on their the them in nearly every place of business, Several were on profit start out journey by by the graduates deftly placed her summer home for the season. had a part in the program. which were school Miss Alice Robbins accom- check to Treasurer Ralph Bramhall it opened lightning express without making ready holding positions formerly spirit, the shoulders of their classmates with men on the piano. will put the fund over the top. Powers of Chestnut Hill, or the trip, while others believe in being held by alone.” p nying the happiest of smiles and consequent Mrs. Leland Mrs. C. A. Pilsbury, Prof, and Mrs. W. Mr. Knowlton’s cornet "Elite The class president, Orland Orchard, and her Mrs. William Strentz etter prepared before they go. We are solo, cheers. The will was made valid by the Mass., aunt, F. Schoppe and sons, William, Robert and Mr. Scott as at the interesting and informal Ohio, are the of Mr. and [those who bel eve that the only way Polka,” with accompanist, presided signatures of Nicholas Carter, Victor MRS. LUCY A. JACKSON. of Logan, guests John of arrived manner that Bozeman, Mont., Tuesday was one of the most features of after dinner program in a Mrs. Ben Ames Williams at The Battery. > make the run successful is by educa- pleasing Hugo and Harry A. Foster. night from Auburn, where they had been was without the added to the delight of all. The first 1 on and we are at our the program. His effort With a circle of hands the class Mrs. Lucy A. Jackson, one of the most of Prof. arriving tonight B. H. S. clasped Miss Katherine Brown, who is a student guests Schoppe’s parents, and use of the notes and his tones was Howard E. Wilson, and beloved ~st great station, that of graduation. printed speaker stood and sang with expression Auld highly respected residents of of Fine has will spend several weeks at the was asked to at the Boston Museum Arts, Battery, were clear and While he has a and U. of M,, ’23, who died at her home there steady. ’17, Lang Svne before adjourning to the Arm- i Poor’s Mills, June with her where have taken a Because it means the end o our High His brief remarks arrived to spend the summer they cottage. natural gift for music his solo showed represent the alumni. for their ball. 9th. It any of her neighbors or friends chool davs and parting from friends and in- ory ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Brown. that he had ime and patience in were filled with the best of thoughts were troubled or needed advice were Mrs. Harry H. Upton and little daugh- associates we given McKeen’s orchestra, with Charles F. they have known so long, and the most his practice. ! eluding school loyalty, making music for sure to help when they applied to H. Cassens has arrived from ter, Sheila Mary, have arrived from. because it sometimes means the Hammons, soloist, furnished Ifind Rudolph breaking offered by the B. H S. on business for the and are her in well chosen words of opportunities the ball which was attended Mrs. Jackson. She lived in Poor’s Mills Fort Pierce, Fla., Springvale visiting mother, )f home t es which are dearest to President Orchard by many I us, and the class to continue with about 46 there from Co. His family do Mrs. J. O. Hayes and other relatives. W. Wescott the urging who a for years, coming Eastern Illustrating raduation is often of as a sad presented to Mayor C. young people reported very happy | thought ■ whether at or in this sum- Rev. Mr. will to B. H. their studies, college of a week of The Morrill where she was Nov. not intend to come to Belfast Upton go Indianapolis, me, but it should rather a class gift, a check of $100 to the S., closing event pleasure. born, 13, be joyful earnestness and candid to attend the sessions of for invested in business. His of the Bweet : the daughter of James and Eunice mer. lnd., the Nor- lime, it not an but a be- with the request that it be evening gowns girl graduates 1834, marks, end, added very materially to the thern Convention. text for the new library. [Tnanncr enhanced the of the (Cross) Woodbury. Her Alfred Baptist ginning the beginning of a new period science books greatly beauty happy husband, Capt. Walter Small of Islesboro, who weight of words. a ol our lives. We are out to Mayor Wescott’s response was full of j time. S. Jackson, died number of years ago. going lind C. W. Wescott before speaking has recently returned from Norfolk, Va., Miss Louise R. Clement, who is spend- our in the world of and satisfaction with the Mayor The of the Several children survive her. The fu- places work and play appreciation "The New School majority class, accompanied New was in Belfast Friday on the summer with her on tiis assigned topic, at gnd York, ing father, Amos where we shall meet new school, its teachers and its students. | by Mr. Foster, Mrs. Parker and Miss neral took place the Morrill church lodstudy pao- occasion to con- his way to Islesboro, where he expects at Seaside Seal of tho Building," took cordially m Clement, Inn, Harbor, left see new things and learn new lessons. Miss Frost, the youngest member Evans, went to the Vickery Camp at Monday a 1 p following a prayer ple, all concerned on the able and to spend the summer. here for a week’s auto has ever gratulate the and Friday trip. She While we are learning to cope with the largest class the B.H.S. gradua (Juantabacook Friday for the annual out- service at home. Rev. Mrs. Na- manner in which the program was accompanied by Miss Katherine and difficulties of this unfamiliar ted, having just reached her fifteenth dignified ing. than Hunt officiated. There was an un- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Whitney of problems exercises were carried At New were and her of the graduating attendance and a were in Belfast Satur Kittredge. Gloucester they world, our greatest inspiration and help birthday, gave the valedictory usually large beautiful Brookline, Mass., out Wednesday evening. He regretted to joined by an Abbot classmate of Mist will be the of the at home. essay in a manner that would do credit te | display of flowers. The bearers were her day on their way to Castine open support people a more encou a 1 that he could not bring CLASS ODE. summer known Clement for trip through the White Guided the truths our teach- any student in the twenties. Her thoughts four sons, Joseph, with whom she lived, their beautiful home, by parents, of the immediate prospects Mountains. Misn will later were well frank and raging report Herbert of Frank of as the Abbott homestead. Kittredge ers end counsellors have taught us, we unusually expressed, Unity, Keene. N.H., formerly of but said the money on hand Tune, Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows. visit her sister, Miss Helen in cionot fail. We welcome all here of high ideals. Her modest manner was building, and Dr. William of Sanford. Her daugh- Kittredge you 1 collect- Western Union while the others attend al o one assets. Her would total only $120,000, wfeen Time has come for now Mrs. of John Sullivan, opera- Allston, the tonight, for through your interest and I of her chief subject parting | ter Grace, George Patterson and that the estimated cost from the We must tor at Rockland, returned Saturday after Commencement at Abbot Academy. faith in are sending us out was found in the class motto, “Simplic- ed, say goodbye, Pasadena, Calif., was unable to come your us, you | called for Mrs. Ritchie ! ity, Service.” In closing she accepted plans $175,000 To our dear, old high school, east at this time. a visit with Mr. and Elijah eiger and confident, and again I extend Sincerity, held in Miss Rnowl on’s class prophecy And we Mr. Sullivan was formerly located to all a most cordial welcome. said in part: | softly sigh. CLEMENT-WIGGIN. you j au- I the undivided attention of the large and Daniel C. sub master and Belfast and has many friends here. Mist Black with typical American we realize that we have en- Joyous days happy, Maclnnis, “Parents, as she read from a fortune book 1 I I dience With no thought of care, head of the commercial department of Claude Foster Clement of Belfast •Bhtgave an essay on “The American I joyed the opportunity of which many had Wescott returned hume and obtained on the moon, where she We’ll hold them in Belfast High left Miss Helen D. ■birt's Inheritance.” She of the are of school memory, the school, Friday spoke deprived, attending high of trouble on from Wheaton, College, Norton, Miss Roberta Alice Wiggin of Montville I landed on account engine Memories so fair— morning for where he was to Sund y grutchanges that have come in the last for four years, and we appreciate the !| Portland, her freshman an air trip, the destinies of the bright his Miss M. Mass., having completed were married in Belfast, Friday, June the former ideas of what a which been nec- be met by fiancee. Gladys dtcide, girl’s | sacrifices have, perhaps, ! the class of 1922. Her CHORUS. She will the summer with girls and boys of Elliott, of in a and year. spend and left on an auto lilt should be, the present day tendencies, essary on your part in order that we Somerville, Mass., car, W. 9th, immediately trip | 1 has rarely been equalled in her parents, Mayor and Mrs. Clement toit at originality To our high school days in Belfast, they were to motor through to Boston through the White Mountains. The expressed faith that the American might remain at school, you have, of the an- this always entertaining part We must bid noon. Their is Wescott. ia son of girl would come into her the most us our without j adieu— ! that marriage to take groom the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. own, least, given time, gone event. She foresaw the nual B. H. S. we wander far on June at Miss Clement of has been priceless inheritance. we have been able to Though away, place Wednesday, 21, in the Freedom, employed what help might of the work Cupid began in Miss Mabel A Craig, a teacher The and j completion We will think of you, Elliott’s home, and Mr. Maclnnis is to for several years in the City National piano aolo by Ermo Scott was well give at home, and by your support the of Y. M. C. A. school in Springfield, Mass., I B. H. S. and announced marriages to come a summer of tendered with a as well as in Through the years we ne’er will go to school at Boston Univer- Bank Belfast and is its receiving tel- spirit and he received encouragement in our study, to the arrived Saturday to spend the vacation graduates with graduates appar- answer this to ler. He is a graduate of Freedom Aca- great deal of applauae. our social times, have in a great measure, sity summer, probably returning Mr. and Mrs. Charles ent of the principals and de- with her parents, The class confusion To your daily call, Belfast with his bride in the early fall. demy, a highly respected and popular history by Miss Keene was made this night possible classmates. Others were I M. Craig. Mrs Craig, who has been | light of their young man in his home town and in this tlcy and entertaining, giving briefly •‘To the faculty, certainly, a few words wealth and relatives in Switzerland, is ex- doomed to single life, some to visiting city. His bride, the daughter of Leon many things which in after life the class of ap, reciation are due, to you who have to arrive soon, making the trip to others to fame. pected L. of Montville is alao fa- will always remember. The first been so and considerate of our S. Wash- Wiggin very year helpful To Mr. O. E. Frost was given the topic New York on the S. George the class school life. vorably known here, where she was em- numbered fifty-one. Not one needs throughout all our high be done with the of telling what could I ington. for some time in the office Mthe teachers was not a of ployed of of that year remain to- We know that it part your when our new school housing question who Leonard. Stevens Co. She attended Free- “*?• In their sophomore year three of duties as teachers to do many of the Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hartshorn, j dom and later school. have been living in the S. S. L. Shute Academy taught A NEW LOT have taken the Their many lriends extend congratula- house on Park street, tions and best wishes. i Stephenson cottage on the water front, and will occupy it for the summer sea- Tanlac corrects stomach son. Mrs. Hartshorn’s father, Thomas disorders, the nerves and restores Rice, who has been at the Lancaster strengthens its effect on the house since last fall, will be with them health through appetite [ and nutrition of the body. Read & Hills. ; at the cottage.

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. Belfast, Maine, June i. 1922. The Absolute Safety To the Republican Voters ot Waldo County, Maine am a candidate for the Office of Clerk of As I have previously announced, I at the Priman June Courts for Waldo County, to be voted for Election, 19. 1922; Courts and am my first term. also I am the present Clerk of serving

of the said office have been satisfactorily If in your opinion the duties discharged for as far as this office is and if of this Bank is at your disposal. and the business of the County cared concerned, you office is entitled to a second term in said believe that the present incumbent of said to a man a second term if he Account in our office by reason of party policy and courtesy give Open your Savings I to you as a citizen and voter to cast your ballot for me on proves efficient, appeal of the office shall have the same care, June promising you that the business ) 1 19th, flolepixDf and attention as in the past. but I think that if I take the fjosiejy I would like very much to call on you personally, to make a personal campaign, I should be be- time away from the duties of the office elected me to the responsible position. RECEIVED traying the people of the County who JUST above and are to use your in- If you feel to support me in the request willing that it will be heartily appreciated. All Sizes—8 to 11 fluence in my behalf, I assure you Department Your humble servant, JAMES H. CILLEY. Savings All Colors / BLACK, CORDOVAN No too no Account too small. of Account large; GOLDEN BROWN The Bank CANTOR CAMEL SAFETY the Same to All FAWN Our Service NUDE PROGRESS WHITE SERVICE At the new price of $1.50 per pair these hose are a splendid value. A Iso , Out Size Hose in Silk, Fibre Silk and Cotton Waldo Trust Company The National Bank, Belfast {The Communitjfcbank) City BELFA8T BROOKS CA8TINE UNITY The Republican Journal ASTHMA is no "cure,*’ but Old” **elfast, Thursday, June 15,1922. f \ There “New Irons for wheezy breathing may PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY oftentimes be relieved Turn in your old iron ie Republican loumal Pub. Co. by inhaling the 00thing RYZON s—5 medicated vape rs of for A. I. BROWN. Editor $1.50 RYZON. a slow TERMS. Porone baking ADVERTISING square, and &et a brand new =t\ tr *teady raiser, ha, ane inch length in column, 50 cents for \\ . II Univer- greater one week and S5 cents for each subsequent X/ICKSVapoRub ROUNDHEEL \\ DAWIliP // raising Insertion. W |*Uv¥ power. Provides Oi er 17 Million Jars Used Yearly sal for \\ UEH// Subscription Terms. In advance, \\ £j noroe baking in, $2.00 a year, J1.00 for six months; 50 cents most ol € aurance — no may try to punish the rascals V\ bad for three months. $5.25 which t Y°u them have a loop-hole through OrJ.ra M may $6.75) can today. V\ mix batter escape. (Regular price ^-Jr today QUOTATIONS ?:r*Lz°,N. Vv set ™ cooi Piai THE COAL SITUATION. tomorrow. All’s Well _bake List night I walked among the lamps that The coal strike has now been on about gleanred, nine weeks. S nee the strike was de- Take It a Easy And saw a shadow on window blind, clared the output of anthracite coal has A moving shadow, and the picture seemed about 7,000 tons a week, can do To call some scene to mind. averaged only jfwnAcn-Jfubbatd The ease and comfort with which you while, for the weeks of this vear prior to I looked again: a dark form to and fro your ironing with a Roundheel Universal Iron on a music full of rest, the strike the average was about 1,700,- STRAWS Swayed softly aa to hot will connect the Bent low, bent lower;—still I do not know; 000 tons. These figures would be alarm- July day surprise you. Simply at I iron to the nearest socket, turn the And then, last, guessed. ing in the highest degree were it not for cord on the li&ht hhn selection “Listen, son: And through the night came all old mem- the fact that a comparatively small your switch and banish hot fires and the frequent trips Some folks ories flocking. amount of the coal is used during the board and stove. at call this While memories like snowflakes round between ironing Just lau&h late spring, the summer and early au- Jhamson- whittlin’ tobacco me whirled. of'a summer’s sun. “All’s well!” I said; "the mothers still sit tumn. The coalbins of those who use an- the smooth surface of the Roundheel old-fashioned, but rocking are and the Just &lide thracite most of them empty straw thev don't know < The cradles of the world 1” Thubbard Universal Iron over the clothes and the wrinkles supply in the sheds of the dealers is small. where the honey t*!’* —Will R. Ogilvie if time and The average output of soft coal during disappear as by mafcic; your energies has been about tons a you other Eliminate Everlasting life will be yours if you de- the strike 4,000,000 may feet are left for things. ironing day serve it—your present belief or disbelief week while the output before the strike Take it easy with a Universal. does not affect the issue. fatigue. was about 10,000,000 tons a week. Since secure in the But be sure of this: If you are to be a soft coal on the cars great soul in heaven you must begin to be early in Apiil he put leas than one- a great soul here.” for transportation has been that it .K half of the amount consumed, with the thought -<» PERSIFLAGE AND MISSTATEMENT the stock of soft coal in the result that our to hands of users and dealers has dwindled is desire It is worthy of notice that the ablest in some instances, to the vanishing Democratic Senators, men like Under- point. This situation does not seem to render a hat wood of Ala., Walsh of Mass., and Glass Real Smokin’/ have yet alarmed the public. The peo- t»f Vs., have made very few speeches in : ple to whom anthracite will be, in a few Selected the Senate during the present session of which will be Kentucky Burley months, an absolute necessity, are ae- Congress. When they have spoken they in mel- ren ly trusting to luck. The men who and your old iron picked itsprimeand to say which was have had something in our work in the factories and on the railroads -no matter what lowed for years, ''k pipe orthy of attention. Of a different type satisfactory will be seem to be unaware that they kind electric cr Watson of Ga.t Heflin of Ala., Cara- will tell you the reot. walking the streets if the supply of soft of Ark., and Harrison of Miss. These every any other kind. coal fails, and a great many people are respect .cn are spendthrifts of language who regarding the battle between the miners seem to believe that if they throw mud Sold and the t perators with complaisancy and by enough some of it will stick. For several | without apprehension. We do not know Central Maine Power weeks they have Deen throwing vocal Palmer Company bow long all these vitally interested peo- Dwight L. mud at Att’y Gen. Daugherty. In season at any of our 32 stores' ple will sleep but we fear that they will, and out of season they have charged that and Owen Bros. * like Rip Van Winkle, sleep so long that he has not prosecuted the people who de- whether they ever wake will be of no im- frauded the government during the war portance. Some day coal prices will go STOCKTON SPRINGS and some of them have gone so far as to up like a released balloon. There will be I that Mr. should be remov- say Daugherty Clifford Grant came home June 2 for a a rush to buy at any price. The strikin® ed from office. They also charge that he short stay from the barge S. T. Co. No. 7. miners are connaenuy noiaing on snow- assisted in getting a pardon for Charles Mrs. Ida Ellis arrived Jnne 2nd from ing that when the crisis comes the anger IF IT IS W. Morse, who was convicted of a mis- Massachusetts to pass the summer with QUALITY an in the main, pf outraged public will, her Gilbert R. Ellis. use of trust funds, and they have broadly son, TRY f not entirely, be against the operators. O W. of this and YOU DESIRE IN ICE CREAM binted that Mr. Daugherty was still in Simpson village L. Mr. Hoover, the Secretary of Com- K. Perkins of Sandy Point, who have been league with Morse and other people who on a Co.’s home June merce, has had conferences with the lead- Pejepscot tug,came said to have been grafters. At first their 2nd. ing coal operators and has called their at- vociferous tirades attracted some atten- Mr. and Mrs. James W. Grant of North Ices in the tention to existing conditions have arrived and are Healey’s tion and perhaps some credence. Uxbridge, Mass., :ountry ; nd has warned them of what visiting at the heme of Mrs. Grant’s a The facts in the Morse Pardon case are John F. McL Watch for the team. Dinner orders specialty. Tele- seems likely to happen to them if the brother, aughlin. as follows: Morse was pardoned by Presi- Arnold who went out from Also sold Allen L. Main St. price of coal, because of underproduction Knox, phone connection. by Curtis, dent Taft ten years on the 18th Macks in the S. S Jean some time ago ago, day or as it manipulation, goes skyrocketing and has been in southern waters of January. It was not a partisan par- since, did two years ago. The result of these has arrived for a vacation at his home. don. The taint of politics was not upon POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. conferences was that the operators Miss Louise Shute left June 5th for a BRUCE BROS’. dt. Mr. the present chairman of Hull, agreed to the fixing of a maximum price vacation visit in Wilton and Phillips. the Democratic National Committee, fav- Miss Marian Bowden took her place in Voters of at the pit month. To this extent they To the Waldo County the Democratic the telephone office during her absence. ored it; Mr. Cox, nomi- j have the danger of engaging recognized Miss Melvina A. other nominations to be made at the primary election to Works nee for in favored all Patterson has arrived Among Monumental president 1920, it; in another orgy of profiteering. We have from Washington, D. C., and will pass occur on the nineteenth of the present month, is one for the office of the present mud slingers favored it; Sena- we no brief for the striking miners, but the summer with her grandniece, Mrs. Clerk of Courts for Waldo County on the Republican ticket. was a member of tor Glass, who President that an of about 20 cents George H. Hopkins, in greatly improved Eelfest. know increase It has already been announced that I am a candidate for the Phcrlx Few, Wilson’s Cabinet, favored it; Mr. Over health over last season. a ton for mining coal ought not to add James nomination. man, Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Owen, all R. Hawes went back on R F. D. more than 20 cents to wi.at the consum- me to meet HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF route No. 3 on Jui e a It will be impossible for all the voters and friends WE Democratic Senators at the present time, 1st, after protract- er has to pay for a ton of coal. Further- ed lay-off due to ill health. Mrs.Hawes is throughout the county, so I will to a great extent depend on the press favored it: and more than a score of a and more, we believe that the operators could making good recovery at the Waldo to take the message to them. MONUMENTS, TABLETS MARKERS Democrats who were then members of County hospital after treatment. pay that 20 cents, reduce their dividends surgical Many will recall that in 1910 I was the nominee for this office but | the House of Representatives, favored it. Percy L. Kneeland returned June 4th 25 per cent and then have left an unholy was defeated at the election with every other nominee on the ticket Work set in all parts of the State. On the other hand a from a trip to Pittsfield in his car, great many Republi- Whatever be said of the bring- profit. may ing home his wife and in that memorable Democratic landslide. cans of were in favor younger children, equal prominence the and speculators who strikers, operators have been with Mrs. Kneeland’s pa- Again in 1914 I was the nominee and again defeated in a very 156-3 for designs and prices. f the Saco river, the headwaters of many Wardwell, son Libbeus have returned home after Belfast, Me., June 8, 1922. JOSEPH H. SAY WARD. SEEDS ment is worse than persiflage. It is a tributaries to the Androscoggin and the quality. § short visit with Mrs. Wardwell’s sister, FARM AND Backed 60 odd misstatement. Here are the facts. The tieac waters of several tributaries to the Miss Nellie Berry, and brother-in-law, by years’ experienctl John E. Lancaster. GARDEN present administration was not two Connecticut. Under the care of national Mr. Wardwell and and square dealing, this fact hia son have been in Newcastle when an earnest investiga- Mountain building a IMPLEMENTS months old foresters this White Reserve, 126-foot ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS assured. I auxiliary fisherman which was tion was undertaken to dig out the facta, in a few be a magnificent a will, years, aunched few days ago, the last wooden Laboratories and to Demand for Dairy Supplies Prices are eminently fair. 1 could be a Working Day Night Supply Amazing if any, on which prosecutions forest to behold and should become craft building in Maine. Tools GOLDINE the Miracle Haying Ask the name of your based. An audit of accounts investment. John F. McLaughlin, who has Alterative, Yong-Gona Remedy neighborhood! properly profitable gained Needs dealer K&W If unob-1 as the Journal distinction as the survivor of many as- selling goods. was undertaken, and, Never before has a medicine become Poultpr The Eleventh Annual Report of the pirants in the business of Fertilizers tainable, write I the government his maintaining or stated last week, cars world famed so quickly been praised Labor in Canada, just is- public on the Belfast-Bangor 35-mile recovered more than forty-five Organization so highly for such marvelous results. Etc., Etc. KENDALL & WHITNEY. Portland. Me.. E.l. already shows route, running Cadillac louring cars two 1856.\ lued by the Department of Labor, Crowds are flocking after GOLDINE Al- .million dollars of over charges. Hun- trips daily each way, has drawn the local hat in 1921 there was a decrease of 60,522 terative and Reconstructive. Scientific cases have been made spot-light by arriving from Bangor with cd-eds of other men are astonished at the effect of this a total membership of a Pierce-Arrow a car and are to be jut of 313,320 limousine, deluxe c«ady for prosecution vig which remarkable proprietary preparation of the unions. We believe there has been given perfect care by its Those who are ac- members of Yong-Gona Root from the Eijis with four- jrously pressed. former owner The advent drew as much ire a many union workers in this teen of the world’s choicest medicinal and have con- great of an quainted with the facts investigating crowd as did the herbs. Grateful declare jountry who are beginning to feel a Franklin with the freak back people everywhere sidered tham fairly know that the De- seat, its value ever heard of. a beyond anything The told when brought here score of Boston Globe to being they nearly years Justice is moving as rapidly ■trong objection ago ‘‘I had rheumatism so bad,” Mr. partment of by the late Dr H G. Hichborn. says ■hall work and when they shall not work. A. a farmer of Water- as It is the peanut Helmar, prominent and actively possible. In a when the Some there will be a rebellion against day perfected phono- town, N. Y., that 1 would have to crawl Read the Boston Globe You will enjoy is all the clamor. day today. who making graph has trained the musical tastes of on knees to to the politician and other my hands and get table the res- Gompers, Lewis, Haywood, Lbe mult it is a Owing to conditions for which t tude, matter well worthy at mealtime. My wife would pull me into the Boston Globe’s Editorial page. and the sane in no prominent labor leaders, of mention that a diligent teacher of a a chair and hands around for me. ent Department of Justice is wsy swing my members of the unions will lead that, re- country school, the mother of four stir- When sister died had to me few cases of my they carry For the baseball news the Boston Globe responsible, comparatively can walk a read bellion. ring youngsters, mile and con- into the house to the funeral. Have only the by the imposition upon government tribute a solo to a simple program with taken Goldine Alterative a month and now of such that a every day. contractors csn be punished by process McAdoo, Cox, Palmer, Baker, and sev- appeal large audience is could dance a clog if 1 had the music. It’s about stormily applausive. On the evening of worth to me.” law. An official published list of eral other erstwhile deserving $100,000 highly Memorial can of the of day Manager Ward well offered As pure as Nature and Science make The Globe prints complete reports sport- 800 contracts, involving the payment ears to the Democrats have their ground Held by the Enemy, preceded by a recita it, this famousTemedy gets at the causes that these news more than *800,000,000, shows each hoping to hear voices calling him to tion of Barbua Freitchie by Al.ce Verrill, by enabling the body to throw off the im- ing from all over the world. for the govern- a young girl of much more than average purities and in the blood contracts were executed, be a candidate for the presidency in two poisons quickly'. gift. Principal E. S. Grant, wi h no at- Take it and experience the joy of having eleven agents and these agents The earth is silent. Make the Globe your Boston newspaper. ment, by years from now. tempt at oratory, addressed the assembl- your blood disorders, kidney, bladder, liver or lieuten- most of them, were captains Politically speaking, these men are dead age briefly leading up to Lincoln’s im- trouble, or rheumatism disappear after service. Many of these mortal words at as else has failed. Write Goldine ants in the air is Col. House. The intelligent and up- Gettvsburg. And, has everything the cost variety been suggested, Mr* Farris unpreten- Mfg. Co., Inc., Albany, N. Y., for helpful contracts were of plus Democrats of this country will not ight tiously sang to au accompaniment by circular. of them were so loosely or care- and more indertake to resurrect them. Mrs. Amy Coleman. GOLDINE Remedies are sold in of the con Head Colds lessly drawn under the terms f Anoint the inside end outside of the nostrils with tracts as specified, that the government SOUTH MONTVILLfc. The could be, and was, robbed legally . was a license to profi- jest plus system j Mr. C. A. Norton of Howard, R. L, is rVITAMINES] Itle^^n < ele- b contracts gave vacation with his precious restores free breeibine .-ear and the loosely drawn ipending part of his health-building Perfect Fijian Type V\ Prompt!]! the lister, Mrs. O. W. Ripley. ment* are easential factor* South Sea Island dive a* apgiortunity to sand-bag taxpaying Fijians for pearls 1 of to child. *° a depth of 132 under water However hard Mr. Daugherty Mr. Charles S. Adams and Charles M. growth every feet, 2 min. public. and 15 sec. Their wonderful lowes attended a meeting in i endurance is ! 1922 Auto License and SINCE ______j quarterly attributed to the Monroe recently. precious native Yong- Belt^ Scott's Emulsion Gona Root, contained in GOLDINE, the At 72 Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. MrB. Olive marvelous Registration Ripley, is the food-tonic of soedal system vitalizer. CHILBLAINS , landall and Mr. C. A. Norton motored 1 o June 4tb to call on friends. value to children. It 1 Goldine APPLICATIONS, must be sworu to. Tired and Sore Feet Washington remedies are sola in Belfast Py A. [ la rich in vitaminea— < A. Howes & Co. and Wm. O. Boor Are Always Believed & Son, R. Cooflfe Brooks, by A. R. Pilley; Dark Harbor bv C. MAURICE YV. Charles when used as directed. build* health and pro- E, LuRD Children Cry Dan fie Id; Searaport by F. E. Whitcomb & Son; j **—‘* Wraieisa Co- Sorfsr- mote* Tisiisfl lrr f growth! Stockton Springs by W. F. Trundy; Unity by FOR FLETCHER S Notary Public. Justice of the i YOUR RIORRY RirURPRP. C. B. Mitchell; Winterport, by Mrs, F. C. At- Peace I wood. Undertaker cASTO R A HayL>rd Block, Belfast, Maine tf45 SWANVILLE. WtSl MONTVILLE ISLESttORO Wintcrport’s Soldiers And Sailors. MONROE CENTRE Efforts are being made for a complete Ed. Hunt lias bought a farm in Burn- Mrs. A. T. Nickerson will hr Frank Rufus Pendleton is confined to Wilder Parker, who haa been on the friends of ham. and correct list of Winterport men who she is able to ride his home with a bad cold. sick list, is slowly improving. to learn that served in the World War and in •leased Miss Maude Fuller is teaching at ! the The musical festival the Mr. and Mrs. William Bevan of Bucks- i out. Mountain. given by pub- Spanish war. The record now stands as SAY-KO Moody were in PRONOUNCED William Vaughan of East Belfast lic schools was held in the town hall port town one day recently. R»v Mrs. Cora Goodwin has returned home given here. at the rhurch every Sunday May 19th. Miss Merrow is _,ll (speak from a visit in Winslow. Additions and corrections should be Zelpha employed by at 7.45 o’clock. Mrs. a evening Mrs. Arthur Hatch is the proud pos- Henry Webber for short time. Mr. and Mrs Harry Armstrong of sent at once to S. H. Morgan, V\ interport. Pattee and little grand- sessor of a boy and a which Mrs Eliza Portland were in town over Sunday. twins, girl, Quarterly meeting was held at the at .Mrs. IN THE WORLD WAR. daughter of Searsport are guests arrived May 27th. Monroe Center church June 3rd and 4th. 1 Mr and Mrs. George Worth were in William G Addington, Silas C. Blais- H. Nickerson’s. The school Luella Weeks’ Mills recently visiting relatives Pendleton grammar bought Albert K. Earle E. Mrs. Bernice Monroe and daughter Elva dell, Bolan, Bowden, 1 a few at a wreath for the grave of Malcolm Yea- of Islesboro visited at William Webber’s Mrs John Briggs spent days Mr. and Mrs. Varney of Fairfield re- James H. Bowden, Myron L. Bowden, ton, our World War soldier, who lost his returning to Everett, Mass., Me- cently visited their cottage at Georges Percy R. Butterfield, Claude N Byers, recently. home life in France the war. j to complete her duties. ake. during Amos L. H Carleton morial Dav Carleton, Raymond Daniel Mason and Henry Webber went Mrs. Earl Garland and son were the Horace G. Walter K. Clark, Wil- Louise Cunningham returned from Quite a number from here attended Clark, to Morrill June 1st, where they attended Miss j Garlar d and Mr. bert J. Willard Raymond May 27th. She has recent- the graduation exercises in Freedom last guests ot Mrs. E lith Clark, Clark, a G. A. R. meeting. LlassaVhusetts" and Mrs. Nahum Pendleton last week. W. Amos N. Conant, Joseph E. a new Buick touring car. week. Cole, purchased Mrs. Garland lett town last Tuesday and Cook, Harry Coombs, William H. Cooper, Mrs. Wilbur Nado and children and and Mr. Smart of Fairfield took a five- Mrs. Lester and Mr and Mrs. Z. D Hartshorn Ray will return to her home in New York. Erlon V. Crimmin, Howard Crimmin, Bailey daughter spent Martha have arrived from Bel- pound salmon from Georges lake one day Norman J. Cuddy, Harold F. Damon, the week-end with their parents, Mr. and laughter The Camden board of trade was :n and opened their home for the sum- recently. Horace S. Dunham, Francis L. Dunning, Mrs. Fred Emery. ,it town June 6th. Through the efforts of Baxter Whitten, returned to Boston Frank N. Eaton, Wallace Eaton, Philip Mason visited per. the board of trade here arrangements Miss Mary at the home a at Warren Charles June 6th,after ten days’ vacation his Goodnow, Goodspeed, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert one A D. Moody and Miss Effie Shorey were made for this to come Kelley day Mrs home here. organization Daniel G. Ham, William J. Hewitt, Cecil Enfield May 24th. Friends The lirst recently. Miss Mason will go to Cleve- turned from and spend the day and evening Mortimer H. is Holmes, Hayward Kelly, soon where she has a to know their mother im- Miss ''oily Myrick and Mr. and Mrs. was a ball be- land, Ohio, position Jill be glad thing on the program game Kipp, Carroll Knowlton, Byron Larby, Ernest Raven and family were in Knox in the after- as nurse. loving. tween Islesboro and Camden Frank C. Oscar Vic- visiting friends. Littlefield, Marden, and children re- recently, noon. i'he Georgia Sunflower Minstrels Mr. and Mrs. Clements are re- Mrs Chester Craney tor M. Marden, Harold F. Miller, John N. George Mrs. Darius of Massachu- —30 artists—was one of the features home from Brewer Memorial Day, Thompson Lyndon, C. Nealy, James F. ceiving congratulations upon the arrival ■ntd be- Morgan, with her setts was in Thorndike, South Freedom of the program, which performance of a ten born a few days’ visit aunt, Neville, Fred W. Perkins, Stephen D. pound boy, Wednesday, fter and Montville on rela- gan at 8 30 m. There was a band Whitma i. recently, calling p. Perkins, Andrew J. Philbrick, Clyde E. May 31. Mrs. Lester French is caring Frank and "Good Coffee!” tives. concert both afternoon evening. Edward R. Pierce, Horatio lor mother and child and both are doing Mrs. Black of Houl- Philbrick, Mr and Lafayette and Mrs. Charles Oakland Park and Marston’s orchestras. A. Ro- Mr. Darrington ’’of Richards, Myron E. Rich,William nicely. as well ,nd Mr. Charles H. Black of Chelsea, afternoon and evening, and the -I Good coffee in the careful Iowa have bought the island in Lake Dancing gers, Russell Ryder, Leroy H. Smith, Er- cup requires buying were guests several days recently one item on the was that it [a,, W’innecook and will spend the summer big program nest Chalmer W. Staples, Per- as careful M. Nickerson. Spurdens, brewing. | Miss Harriet there. was free, free to all. ley Stubbs, Richard H. Tainter, Harold Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Wheel- HUMPHREYS’ SA-CO Coffee brew it We believe Mr Kawson Lufkin, Ly- Mr. Lewis Mr. The remains of Earl M. Garland, ac- Taylor, Harold|R. Varney, Buy and carefully. you’ll Flye, Harding Bryant, Doctor’s Book on the treat- and son Everett of Brewer were Carleton E. Herbert L. Young. It’s a mel- lan Smith Miss Lorain Bessey and Miss Ruth Pen- companied by his wife and son, er, Young, enjoy its definite, delicious flavor. smooth, rich, town Memorial Day to attend the for interment. ment of living thing” a ere in ney were in town June 4th calling on brought here recently IN THE MERCHANT MARINE “Every low blend made our own formula based on nearly half of Mr. J. W. Nickerson. he leaves by anal services friends and relatives. Besides his wife and children, Victor Averill, Frank Boyle, Leslie L. with Humphreys’ Remedies, of coffee-service for Maine Garland. Fu- century people. to Win- his mother, Mrs. Edith Patrick J. Wilson A. Dun- Mrs. Walter J. Nickerson went Among thosA who attended Memorial Clark, Cuddy, mailed free. neral services were conducted by Rev. Your grocer can you •with SA-CO Coffee or the douhle-sealea 27th to spend a few weeks services in 28th, from this ning, John L. Foley, Lawrence J. McCor- supply May Liberty, May LIST OF REMEDIES or trport Lewallen at his mother’s home last Tues- Walter PARTIAL packets of SA-CO Tea, fragrant Orange Pekoe rich Formosa-Ceylon her Mr and Mrs. Klmer W. town were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howes, mack, Stephen W. McDonough, ith parents, The bearers were his most in- No. FOR Mr Nickerson joined her first Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Howard, Miss day. pall McDonough, Stanley N. Nicholson, Blended and by rockett. timate Harold Pendleton, Justin 1. Fevers, Congestions. Inflammation*- packed a tew Mabel Dan McFarland and friends, Wesley N. Nickerson, Zenas S. Nye, this week for days. Pentecost, 2 Worms, Worm Fever T. R. SAVAGE COMPANY Pendleton Nahum Pendleton and Leslie Ernest David Twitchell. Harold E. Strout, G. Thompson. Wakefulness of Infant* school Senior. Mr. Garland was a 3. Colic, Crying. Importers — ^Wholesale Grocers The Swanville Union Sunday Rolerson, In The War With Spain In 1898 Children ami adults The many friends here of Roy Fish, as his last 4. Dlarrbea.of E«tabliahad 1878 to Mr. Charles H. Black most able engineer and held In Broad Street BANGOR every grateful are of his 7. Colds. Bronchitis agent, Belfast, sorry to learn one as chief Charles R. Roy L. Coudhs. 1 “Our position a most responsible Eaton, Fernald, Chelsea, Mass for the books fi. Toothache, F'aeeache. Neuralgia auto accident recently in Brooks, and the Potomac, Charles E. Littlefield. and ‘‘World War” which he engineer of passenger ship Sick Headache, Vertigo Duntry” for a He has sold g Headache. hope speedy recovery. which runs between Germany and this Stomach cently presented to tiie library in mem- lO. Dyspepsia,Indigestion. Weak many farms in this town, mostly to this and and mother. country. He resigned position, 13. noarse Cough. Laryngitis y of his father western people who think Montville is BELFAST Croup, after having been away many years, NORTH 1 5. Rheumatism. Lumbago the handsomest and best farming town made of Mr. J. W. Nickerson which were spent on ships that 16. Fever and Adue* Malaria they ever saw. his by boat Tuesday morning, May foreign por a, he decided to make A delightful entertainment was given 17. Piles, Blind. Bleeding companied by Mrs. Nickerson and News has been received of the serious home in Maine, his home State His in the church vestry Friday evening June 19. Catarrh. Influenza. Cold in Head he A. Lufkin. They were taken to illness in a hospital in Massachusetts of late home was in Camden from which 2nd, by the school children under thedire- 20. Whoopfnd Cough It’s a drink ol the Kidneys home where they rested unti Andrew Hurd, who has been in the hospital was running a pleasure boat, taking par- ction of their teachers, Mrs. Horace Went- 27. Disorders happy 30. Lrinary Inconilneucc r burial services in Green Lawn since early in March, and has had several ties out to the fishing grounds. Mr. Gar- worth and Miss Estelle Hadley. The little Sore friends on his way to 34. Throat. Quinsy a y at 3 30 p. m. Rev. William surgical operations. His many land dropped dead while folks as well as the older ones did credit to There never was such friendly at dock. 77. Grip, Grippe, La Grip pa n offered prayer. The flowers hope for a speedy recovery. He was, Ins boat, a short distance from the their teachers who drilled painstaking 40 Faduces Repose and as Club Ale. includ- one an R. F. D. mail carrier from with us often he will drink Clicquot Ginger ofuse and very beautiful, time, Although not being them. The following is the program: .Nuturai Refreshing Sleep and bouquets from the Thorndike and gave satisfaction and be greatly missed, for he iever failed to in summer or pieres “War Victrola Pot sale by drugfri'ts everywhere. after day, winter, made friends and has the or who served Music, Song Hits,” Day sister, friends and Comet Grange. many sympa- help an Island man boy HOMKO. MEDICINE CO., “We 1 ledge Allegiance,” HUMPHREYS’ or Los the taste Mrs. H. G. Applin, Mr. and Mrs. thy of all. under him or who, in any way, had any Rec., Corner William and Ann Streets, *'C'V *ork. in Boston Angeles, to Leona Hurder ufkin and son Wilburt, Mr. and dealings with him. He was a friend a man’s drink and Rec., “Our Flag,” Alwilard Hurder never varies. It’s W. Willson and two daughters BROOKS many boys who have made their ,first to Exercise, “The Red, White and Blue,” love Harold Nickerson, who came to “trip to sea.’’ Sympathy is extended a woman’s. Little children it, IV Grade Boys he burial, returned to their homes the bereaved family. Miss Margaret Lutz spent the week end Rec., “Your Flag and My Flag,” and it is kind to them. The fussiest day morning. with relatives in Bangor. Mildred Small and are Waldo Veterans Ass’n people accept it gratefully Mr. Clifton Gibbs is at work for W. M. County Rec., “This is the Flag for Me,.’ Imported Virginia Ladd satisfied. There is tne FRANKFORT. Kelsey on his farm in Knox. perfectly June 1st dawned bright and clear and Song, “Our First Flag,” Prim ry Grades Mr. Winslow Ryder is building a house secret of all roads seemed to lead to Morrill and on Rec., “Our Flag,” Eunice Small Linens Clicquot’s popularity— ■'rank has returned home on his lot on College Avenue. Hopkins the arrival of the veterans they were met Music, "Medley of Patriotic Airs,” all like it. and a small We have a fine line of em- they ingor. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Payson by the members of Honesty Grange who Victrola very party of friends motored to Bangor June broidered linens made in China, Wilma Lord is at home for the made everyone feel welcome and soon we Drill, “Our Heroes,” Primary Grades Buy Clicquot by the case for the 1st, heard the fife and drum. This inspiring Rec., “Stream Old Glory,” including lunch sets, clothB, vacation. on George Miller and son have been stead- music seems to start things going lor the Hattie Beckwith scarfs, centerpieces, napkins,sofa home. Take it with you your pic- ohn Otis was at home from Ban- pillows and mits. Many Orien- ily employed this spring painting and day. After several selections the meeting Rec., “Our Flag,” Lindley Small it for its own self the weekend. tal patterns embroidered in Chin- nics. Drink good papering. was called to order by President Trask. Rec., “The Little Soldier,” Everett Wing Gem of ese blue and also all white and a mix it witn iruic Ellen Ames found a ripe straw- Mrs. Bertha Littlefield of Belfast has Records were read and accepted. Dril “Columbia, Ocean,” School or any of three were “The Makers of Our handsome line of thrown linens. > June 1st. been the guest of Mrs. D. B. Plummer A committee appointed Rec., Flag,” Ideal for wedding presents. when you desire for two weeks. by the chair on time and place ot next Louise Beckwith juice Nickerson has purchas- Also a few fine pieces of rederick meeting as follows: Comrades Clark, Dialogue, "What Our Flag Means,” silk, a Snow house, A. B. Payson is having the building that silk handmade change. reeman Putnam and Morse. Hazel Roberts and Theo Twombly bags, laces, jew- he bought of M. L. Fogg, made into a two shoes and cards. is the of his An was made for dinner “Keep the Home Fires Burning,” elry, baby place We also make Clicquot kllie Quigley guest tauenent house. i adjournment Music, were cared for in the din- Victrola Call and see them at the Jour- for an indefinite time. and 250 guests Birch Mr. Francis M. Forbes who has been nal olTice. Club Sarsaparilla, ing room. Rec., “American Flag,” Hollis t wombly Bowden are re- with relatives in the winter and Root Beer. nd Mrs. Irving Mass., during Tne afternoon meeting was held in the Acrostic, “Old Glory,” 2nd Grade AMY L. WILSON, Beer, iver the birth of a son. has arrived home church and it was packed to the doors. Rec “Battle Flag at Shenandoah SUE M. PARTRIDGE. They are worthy com- Iladys Lowe, who has been very Miss Hester Rose went to Orono June Opened by singing America, followed Gladys Clements panions of Clicquot Club 2nd, attend (the .Commencement exer- the pastor, Rev. Nathan "The White and pneu nonia, is much better. to| by prayer by Drill, Red, Blue,” Ale—which is the cises at the U. of M. Hunt. 42 veterans were present and 31 Grammar Grades Ginger )la Scribner is the guest of her and wives. An able we can Mr. Willis Morse of Lowell, Mass., was soldiers’ widows Rec., “Ring the Joyous Bells Today,” highest praise give Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Scribner. was Rev. the guest of Milton M. Leonard and fami- address of welcome given by Geneva Small them. Owen Sweeney is the guest of ly several days recently. Nathan Hunt, who in behalf of the grange Dialogue, “We’re the Men of Coming and what tew veterans there were left Years,” Roy and Francis Jenkins Laflin and family in Ellsworth. Mr. Ralph D. El'is had several fine 1 one -catarrh! all like it in Morrill made every feel welcome. “Stand By the lambs killed and others were seriously in Rec., Flag,” .theTHE They nd Mrs. David Kingsbury ate re- Response was given by Comrade Abbott. Margaret Ladd |OF stomach! two a jured by large stray dogs. THE CLICQUOT CLUB CO. aver the birth of sou—Kenneth. A very interesting program was carried Drill, “Floral Offerings,” 2nd Grade Girls Miss Faustena N. Roberts of Augusta who who has been out by the school children, always Rec., Victrola CA life Millis, Mass., U. S. A. Jennie Batchelder, several with her 13,c=^7^,Sten]0V frtPU spent days recently best for the old veterans. Their “Uncle Sam’s is much in do their Dialogue, Photograph 1 pneumonia, improved Mrs. F. K. Roberts and *our bloated stom- parents, Mr. and songs and recitations were enjoyed very Album,” H family. much by all. Interesting remarks were Characters in Dialogue: Peirce has had his house leorge Mrs. George Beers of Skowbegan was made by Mrs. Hunt; also Alice Palmer, Uncle Sam, Eugene Jackson it looks well, and exceptionally the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, Comrades Abbott, Morse and Young Yankee Doodle, Kenneth Twombly “* ^ linters were Harry McLaughlin, John W. Hobbs Sr., several da>8 re- Ellis. Master Ernest Moses \ Dakota, I ache*- San and Jer v Hughes. On motion of Rev. Nathan Hunt it was cently. Miss Sierra, Alwilard Hurder B a . make the first in June Q The bad stomach I voted to Thursday Dither Benson has purchased the W. E Luce, telephone operator here, Miss Dixie, Margaret Ladd po**.r, Q a memorial day in Morrill to decorate the in ilh nothing V» Dim on West Hill and has moved spent a week recently at his home in New. Characters Tableaux: soldiers’ graves. than | An. Ames and family will rent burg. L). R. Forbes worked in the office Columbia Gladys Clements |shouldbe^j«gteVie,I peimanen ® * A committee of arrangements was ap- Wen Downs’ farm on the same hill. during his ab ence. Powhatan, Charles Doyle 1 q The tight tem ac, upon the II Rev. Nathan Hunt: Mrs. Paul pointed by Pocahontas, Mildred Small 1 the GINGEftAL)& school The many friends of Miss Margaret from Mrs. Gertie Mears from ymich blood, H Frankfort high presented the grange, 1 Capt. John Smith, Hollis Twombly H “i of a former student of from the aid in casting O Irama, ook Out for Paint,” in Sargent Monroe, the church, Comrade Harding ; Pilgrims, Leona Hurder, Hazel Roberts Uningsol^^^’^tanbal po«°n* B. H. who is attending Normal school e> ■port, Thursday, June 8th. A S., association. Quakers, Alice Jenkins, Louise Beckwith 1 and strengthen V .^y (unction. H at were pleased to see was the 'ollowed with music by Knowles’ Farmington, Me., A rising vote of thanks given Minuteman. Everett Wing q The le who vacation. 1 Urge herin town while on a few days good people of Morrill. Closed by singing Jenkins ^mbct y George Washington, Francis r* Hartman'* D God be with you till we meet again Martha Washington, Theo Twombly The Boston Globe Next meeting to be held in Belfast, Negro Couple, June 29, with Thomas H. Marshall Po;t. Herbert Beckwith, Eunice Small to have the Boston Globe in Mary J. Curtis, Union Soldier, Harold Moses Arrange Sunday Sec’y pro tem. Confederate Soldier, Harland Wing home regularly. Make sure of your copy of Rough Rider, Lindley Small 'your EuGEKLY-FOWLEK. ! Jack Tar, Roy Jenkins next Sunday’s Globe by ordering the paper in] ad- “The Star Spangled Banner,” j Music, or and Mrs. C. C. Fowler Victrola !pe-ru-nA| vance from your newsdealer newsboy. The home of Mr. 1 of Unity was the scene of a very pretty The children want the invisible color pictures in wedding on Saturday, May 27, at noon, Children Cry *3s2S1—I when their youngest daughter, Helen the Globe comic supplement. was united in marriage to John FOR FLETCHER’S Sunday Marcia, ji mu 11 Iemains also of Unity. ijt**" Higgins Edgerly, r5gg-» All the will enjoy the stories in the Bos- Smith OASTO R1A family Rev. Ashley A. of Bangor, of the pastor of the First Universalist church, To the Inhabitants City ton Sunday Globe magazine. performed the ceremony, using the im- pressive double ring service. If KNEW of Belfast The bridal party entered the room to the MOIHERSJINLY strains of the Lohengrin wedding march Thousands of Children Suffer From In the County of Waldo,Slate of Maine and took their places before the fireplace, You are hereby notified that t';e BOARD OF WANTED banked with and which was pine apple Worms and Their Mothers Do REGISTRATION will be in session to revise blossoms. and correct the VOTIivG LISTS of the City of Second Hand Kitchen The bride was charmingly gowned in Not Know What the Belfast on the six secular days prior to the Lumber Range Said Board white crepe and lace. The wedding veil nineteenth day of June, 1922. State price first letter. Trouble Is will be in session from nine in was caught with a bandeau of pearls. of Registration to one in the afternoon, and from Now is the time to in She carried a bouquet of blush roses The the forenoon put Box Maine de three in the afternoon to five in the afternoon- 185, Belfast, bride was accompanied by four brides- Signs of Worms are: Constipation, order for lumber for the and from seven to nine in the afternoon, to re- your Vivian ranged stomach, swollen upper lip offen- maids, Mary E. Fowler and Jay, ceive evidence the of sive hard and full stomach with touching qualifications and who wore pink organdie, and the Misses breath, voters therein and to revise and correct the vot spring building repairing. Dr. A, M. short dry Lothrop Frances and Ruth Edgerly, sisters of the pains, pale face, eyes heavy, ing lists, and on the last iwo secular days ; of the little red groom, who wore green organdie. Olive cough, grinding teeth, to verify and correct said lists and to com- j MILTON B. HILL, on the during close its of said ses Murch acted as flower girl, and was dres- points tongue, starting plete and up records DENTIST Summer at aiood Shoes slow sions. On the last two said secular days, ! Corner Primrose and sed in light blue caught up with sleep, fever. for mull, nine the verified 502 o'clock in afternoon, copies Cooler-and more Attractive in appearand lace and pink roses. The groom was ac Mrs. H. N. Roberts, Asylum St., comfortable J. F. True & of said voting lists shall be delivered to the Waldo Avenue. Colonial Theatre bv as best Flint, Mich., wrote to Dr. Building I companied Wellington Taylor Clerk of said City of Belfast and a receipt taken cSave the expensive leathers Co.: “My little girl is relieved of her TELEPHONE 336-3 27tf man therefor, but no names shall be added to or a later letter wrote: Tel. 205tflO Each bridesmaid was presented a gold worms.” And in stricken from said lists after nine o’clock in Hood Canvas Shoes were Ask to see the Hood Lenox vanity case and tbe flower girl with a “Baby is fine and it was your medicine, the afternoon of the last of said days devoted Sport Laxative FINE HOME FOR SALE string of beads. The groom presented bis Dr. True’s Elixir, the True Family to registration as above. 6w MOREworn last season than ever a smart trimmed model that her.” Board of of Voters of the City Oxford, sport best man with a silver pencil. and Worm hxpeller. helped Registration Two story, modern frame bouse. 8 room*. 70 40c—60c of Belfast NOTICE afore. This will be another Hood the a A favorite for over years. 1 4 acre of land. Situated on for Milady’s leisure hours or the Hood Following ceremony, reception By CARLETON DOAK. Chairman, City water, was enjoyed by about 75 relatives and —$1.28. Northport avenue, 1 3-4 mile from post *ason. The moment you stand in a shoe for we are Lenox the woman’s friends. AM and after May I, pre- office. Excellent summer or year round: air Fairway, of Hood shoes, there is a Luncheon of sandwiches, cake, coffee ^ welling. MAURICE W. LORD feeling also, to see the Hood Bay- Expert Piano Tuning to do all kinds of contract f goif. Ask, and ice cream was served. Mr. and Mrs. pared tf45 freedom—a new sense of comfort, Hayford Block, Belfast, Me. made for men, women and Edgerly left at once for an automobile and side Shoes, LINE Repairing work, such as moving buildings, h is feet a treat Canada BANGOR giving your they Hood Fen- trip through And remember the of town were Mr. and Mrs. LLOYD D. McKEEN, 'serve, after confinement in boys. Out guests cement sidewalks, cellar and general TWO REBISTEREO long H. J. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Min- way Sandal—the most popular shoe Belfast and Camden BELFAST, MAINE. *»al leathers. all means, Mrs. E. P. Thompson, Ralph Thomp- Steamships work and painting included. By give cher, Phone 126-4. 4Itf repair ever Make this and Mrs. A. J. and Mr Sundays at 2 p he children an to for children designed. son, Mrs. Clarke, Leave Bangor daily except opportunity play 2.45 p. m,. and Mrs. C. H. Thompson of Bangor; m. (Standard Time), Winterport. DUROST & bolsteis COWS nd a comfortable and economical 5.00 m., for GODDARD, romp in cool comfortable canvas. cool, Mrs. A. C. Thompson and Bon Donald of Bucksport. 3 30 p. m.. Belfast, p. and Boston. Ire Mr. and Mrs. John Reed of Camden, Rockland FOB SALE growing young feet need this. Hood Canvas Shoe Season. Portland, CONTRACTORS, Washington, D. C., Mrs. E A. Carpenter Return—Leave Boston daily except Sundays For Sale at 6 m. Saving Time). Leave ot and Miss Marion Worthing of p. (Daylight 39 or 21 Brooks, Rockland except Mondays at 5.00 a. m„ PIANO. Bridge St., Spring St., Water ville. daily USED Sboats for Sale (Standard Time), Camden 5 45 a. m. Belfast and INQUIRE Or Belfast. tf!8 7.15 a. m, for Bucksport. Winterport Live ATTENTION Bangor. F. W. CURTIS, 17 Spring St. Poultry Wanted At Boaton connection is made via the Met- Tel. 40 3w23 -ff— ropolitan* Line expressifreight and passenger R. J. MAYO of I Hood Rubber Products Owners Phonographs steamers for New York and points South snd West. For Sale Trucking im>- Watertown, Mass. If you appreciate good music, why not LINE I am prepared to do all kinds of truck- MAINE STEAMSHIP I am offering for sale my place at 188 “V dealer or write for the take better care of your RECORDS? Pre and a LENOX Local service between Portland and about 4 ng. Furniture piano moving Hood and tone freight High street It includes acres of Canvas Footwear Buy- mom oaford serve them improve the by using Leave orders at the ^ New York has been resumed from Custom land with 50 apple trees; house and barn specialty. stable, ALGOLA PILLS Wg Guide*—the solution to the a “HAND-MADE PHON-O BRUSH.” House Wharf, Portland. Upon completion of corner of Main and Cross streets, and they Problem of better and cost less. Satisfaction connected, with electric lights and city Regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. appropriate and eco- Made the new State pier at Portland, now under will receive prompt attention. Make Pure For “Obheal water; all in good repair. For particulars Blood. Constipation. Relieve footwear for all summer or money refunded. Send 25 cents to construction, direct freight service to snd from Gas, Biliousness, Sick Headache. on the premises to Telephone connection. Indigestion, Ottasions. MARTIN’S AYE-WON SERVICE, I interior points and New York will be resumed. apply Try them. 10c. 25c. At druggists. Duane MRS. JOHN W. FERGUSON, W. W. BLAZO & P. Book 115 Harney Station, Omaha, Neb. GEO. E. DUNTON. Agent, SON, Pharmscal Co., sole proprietor, O. Be* dealers write) Belfast. Maine. 18tf Belfast, Maine. I 126 Waldo Avenue, Belfast 1103, City Hall Station, New York. Sen tAgents[and Signature on each hex. will reduce the demand for labor a* I Loss of Appetite— Mack’s. There’ll be so much less coal to call for trimmers. Tired S Women’s. That Feeling Men’s and Boy’s Dept. IVI C IN/I A H A N Mfeea and The high school closed Friday without Tii.ni--:-. take Hood's Sarsapa- for that pos roFFict p- %# Children’s, ceremony, In the afternoon the ball rilla .is t! ;r t.mU medicine n T rj °ver STATISTICS ...... ,m- im- Pi'rher'. M.»jc team played an interesting game with l ) veakness, SQUARE Stor. it makes | ^ | Brooks high, winning by a score of 4 to pure Wood. mil testify that 3. The school celebrated with refresh- them fe. bettor, rat and sleep better. man and woman in this county (this en- Every ments and later enjoyed a straw ride in a Hood's Sarsaparilla lias given to both old and for means you) have 6 people working for them Manu- big hay rack, drawn by the teams of C. tire satisfaction to tiiree generations circus has cor e and gone, giving pleasure young one day. \ v:,it W. Leach and E. W. Libby, going to the in the treatment "f general debility. of shoes at McMahan s Bootery will give the utmost relieves that and then a purchase of a pair pleasnrp shoes, clothing, etc, opening of the Swan lake daucing pavil It 1 stores the appi'tite. THE ot satisfaction that is facturing to to the wearer for months to come. That feeling derived ion, where they made a uight of it tired feeing, enables the -'-tern by knowintr * shoes that give comfort and ease resi-t infectious d’.-ea" that you are as smartly dressed in the latest style, to those tired are REMEMBER THEM. Hood's Sarsapar :.» aids digestion wear comes the thought that for every dollar When you buying feet and then after long important you have re- and makes food taste good. A good BKOOKS ceived 100 cents in value. , be to CHEAP made Hi is Hood s P: -9. You may tempted buy goods hartic and • nildren s Shoe To make you acquainted with our Women’s. Misses Dept, over Pitcher’s in and because are lots at these slop shops penitentiaries they Mr. R. A Jones has purchased a new Music Store, we have forgotten profits and offer the following reduced prices for thp Beckwith of Easton who Dodge Brothers car. | Miss Mildred next three FRIDAY and SATURDAY. June 15th, loth and 17th. CHEAP. j has been spending a week with her uncle days-THURSDAY. of Thorn like Mrs Fred Bleneys spent and aunt, Mr. aod Mrs. George Ladner the week-end with Miss Ruth Ames. where she $3 50 $1.30 These goods are made to sell, not to wear. If j has gone to Hartford Conn., $4.25 Mr. King of Skowhegan is at has employment SPECIAL FOR are in a of six on Murray Calf Ojv- THESE 3 DAYS work, you group depending a two weeks vacation. for these 3 Women's Mahogany you home on The 9th Grade school went on their an- Special Days 72 Prs. Women’s White Can. some one. Supposing the person you are working Mr. Albion Green has gone to Belfast, ! nua class ride to Camden Saturday and Women's Sport Oxfords, in all fords, Welts a the was cloudy a line time Goodyear vas where he has employment in the shoe though day the new combinations, Smoked Oxfords inclination—CHEAP GOODS was for should follow your factory. enjoyed by all. Mrs. G. C. Goddard, Elk and Brown Pearl and Cuban and Low Flat Heels 1 Calf, Military, with Black Aprons, rubber Mrs. A. B Payson, Mrs. Kate A. Lane be found soIm are low This would to has Grey, Wnite Nubuck and Black Best value to anywhere- Just the thing for because they priced. be Mr. Martin Frost purchased the and their teacher. Miss Annie ac- beach, cottage and Watt, Calf. Our former $5.00. let us convince you. house and lot of on price out-of-door wear. Save Llewellyn Stimpson companied them. expense on your disadvantage. College Aveune. | the footwear account. The Baccalaureate sermon was deliver- $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Kenney of Bath ed in the Congregational church Sunday $1.00 the week end with relatives in 91.00 MORAL. Buy GOOD GOODS at a fair price. spent evening by the pastor, Rev. Thomas H. White West Brooks. Infants’ Patent Leather Children’s canvas Martin. The church was very prettily Walton’s Children's Be sure Inferior articles have Shoes you get QUALITY. Mr. Charles W. and family and decorated with crepe paper of the class Ryder Button Shoes Strap Pumps (5 to 8 l-2> exterior—that is what sells them. Miss Frances Wyllie of Belfast motored colors, green and white and also potted a very attractive Reduced price on all to Bangor Friday. plants. others—thrw We believe will think of the SIX when -THREE DAYS ONLY- -THREE DAYS ONLY- | days only you you Several from here attended the opening The many friends of district Supt. L. next time. Also remember that we have ball at the new pavillion at Swan Lake T. Dunham will be pleased to know that buy last Friday night at a joint meeting of the schoolboards of Honest Shoes at Honest Prices, made in Honest Jackson, Brooks, Monroe and the other TENNIS $1.25 TENNIS Mr. ani Mrs Walter O’ Br en are re towns in his district, he has been re-ap- Workmen from ceiving congr jtulations on the birth of a we offer EVERY of Tennis in our stores. Men’s, Women’s. Factories, by Honest Honest Ma- pointed as Supt. for a term of two years For these three davs pair Bovs’ and lbs 11th. 11 1-2 girl June with a increase in our suction sole, leather trimmed. terial. Tel. 284 substantial salary. Youths, at this price, includes heavy Mr. Garfield C. Goddard has the bought One of the Best Gradual on Balls ever lot of E. A Ames on ih* Monroe road and Oxfords $1.10 to $1.25 Mahogany held in this village will be tomorrow Mahogany Play Play Oxford,, will built a house in the near future ) night in Union Hail. Music will Sizes 8 to 8. Sizes 8 1-2 to 11. Sizes 11 1-2 to 2. B. L. 55 Main St. Mrs. H. H Webb has been the guest of he furnished by The famous Cobby O’ THuhE DAYS ONLY TUTTLE, orchestra of relativ sduring the past ten days while on Briens seven piece Bongo a business trip to Newouryport, Mass. Everyone is cordially invited to this Graduation Bail of the B li. S. class of of Stairs and The B. H. S. Graduation exercises will “Walk a Flight Save $** *22 of seventeen pupils, the largest class CHURCHES be held this (Thursday! evening in Union THE STOCKTON SPRINGS ever graduating from this school. Re- music by Pu tins Orchestra of Ban- MUSIC Hall, freshments will be on sale during the en OVER PITCHER’S STORE, services will be held at the gor. tire evening. Regular John F. and son Reformed church Sunday at 2.30 McLaughlin Ernest Trinity returned W. S in's William Thursday from a motor trip to E. C Tasker, J and E p. m., with sermon by Rev. Portland. G Cox returned Thursday from a two The natural, refreshing sleep of » Vaughan. Sunday school will immedi- 1 days fishing trips at Moosehead Lake healthy body is enjoyed by those who of Poles ately follow. Mrs. E. I. Bowden has been visiting on Location _ o: trou'. Hearing her Mrs. with a fine catch lake take Tanlac. Read & Hills. cousin, Herbert Clifford, for a POWER COM- At the Universalist church next Sun- number The CENTRAL MAINE of days. the and day morning there will be preaching ser- PANY respectfully petitions Mayor of the City of Belfaet. Rev. Wm. This is the swan song of the Board of Aldermen vice by the pastor, Vaughan. present and wires Maine, for a location for its poles Sunday school at noon. All cordially correspondent, Miss Mary Hichborn will and thereon, and the necessary supporting to these services. resume her work next week .nvited strengthening fixtures and wires, in the fol- in said Mrs. M. E. Foster arrived from Brock- lowing named streets and highways METHODIST CHURCH. People’s Meth- » ton, Mass., on the 6th for a visit at the city. Rev. Charles W. to reserve for one odist Church, Martin, home of her Said city agrees space son, Frank A. Foster. all the above for pastor; parsonage, No. 7 Court St.; tele- cross arm at the top of poles service tire alarms and police signal wires phone. 213.11. Sunday morning Peleg G. Griffin was called home to telephones, owned by the city and usod for municipal pur- at 10.45. Sunday school, 12 m. Evening Boston last early week by business mat- Said poles to be erected under the at 7.30. meeting poses. service Prayer this, ters, with the expectation of returning of such officers a9 said city may at 7.30. supervision Thursday, evening shortly. designate. b wllowing are the streets and highways above We are headquarters for The First baptist Church. Rev. Mrs Carleton Bauldry and son Philip referred to: Robbins road. East Belfast, from of ueorge C. Sauer, pastor; residence, 13 Pawtucket, R. I., arrived on Saturday corner of Swan Lake Avenue and bearsport red pranite. We have in Cedar. Telephone 123-11. for a visit with her sister, Mrs. George Avenue to the upper bridge. 1922. stock or in transit Sabbath service during June will be as H. Hopkins. Belfast, Maine. June 12. MAINE LOWER COMPAM'i follows: Morning worship, 10.45; even- CENTRAL Mrs. Philip Tootill returned to her It. C CARTER. Dist. Supt. ing, 7.30; Bible schoo1, 12; young people, By home in Etna early last week after a midweek service Thursday, at 7.30. Jonesport Red. Braintree, Mass., Wester- 5.30; fortnight’s visit with her Mr. ; City of Belfast, Red, “Matches or Masts” will be the theme parents, and Mrs. Edgar Parsons. In Board of Aldermen, R. I. Red, R. of the minister’s talk to, the boys and June 12, 1922 ly, Westerly, I., Pink, Niantic, It is ordered girls at the morning service. The young Harold D. Hawes is with his family for Upon the foregoing petition, that notice thereof be given by publishing a Conn., Pink, chorus, under the direction of a brief time, having laid off over one St.Cloud, Wis- people’s trip this order in the Re Minn., Red, c py of said petition and Miss Hopkins, will sing. The flags of of the S. S. Ripogenus upon which he Journal, a newspaper printed in the consin the Fire Girls and the Boy Scouts has been publican Mahogany, Camp long employed. of B-lfast, Maine, and that a hearing Warsaw, Wis., Red. in the City have been given a place of honor at the Aldermen’s Room on A beautiful dark red— the Mrs. James H. Hawes was brought thereof be given reddest of reds. church and special seats assigned for the the 3rd day of July at 8 00 o’clock, ’at. which from the Waldo County Ho.pital on Sat- members. time and place residents and owners of proper- urday afternoon, making a good recovery be affected by the At the evening service an attractive ty upon the highways to IMPORTED after several weeks’ absence from her ard ail of masx will be presented, in grantiig .of the permit applied for. program home have full orchestra and other persons interested shall oppor- which the chorus choir, should Beers tunity to show cause why such permit Red, Magda Red, Balmoral Red soloists, including Leroy Green, cornet- Dr. C. E. Britto motored to no- Rockland not be gr*nt«d, the last publication of said will participate. A sermon story by last the before st, Friday, accompanied by Misses tice to beat least fourteen (14) days CALL AND SEE THEM. the minister follows: “The Burglar and Colcords returning with his widowed said bearing. notice thereon. the Evangelist Everyone cordially in- mother who will make an indefinite stay A true copy of petition and vited. in town. Attest: CHAS. S. BICKFORD, Clerk. __ | A. S. HEAL. The Federated Church: Rev. W. F. Mrs. Abbie Walker and her daughter, Belfast, Maine, Skerrye, minister; residence, 26 High Mrs. J. H. Wardweli, accompanied Mr. 1-0R SALE street; telephone, 86-4. Please do not and Mrs. Virgil Hall of Belfast to Orland Some Boat Bargains:! fail to telephone the minister of any case on Wednesday to attend the funeral of a Two 16-foot Motor Boats; one liouble- of illness or distress where his service relative. :nd Peapod; two Skill Tenders (new); one be helpful. Sunday morning, at the may Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair of Liv- 13-foot Rowboat (Peapod); two second- usual hour, Waldo Lodge, No. 12, I. O. O. ermore Falls, who were a brief land Dories. Prices way down. will hold its annual public service of making F., visit in Belfast early last week, drove to GEO. M. Belfast, Me. commemoration and worship here. Ser- GRAY, this village Tuesday for a call on 59 St. 24tf “The Threefold Cord.” A cor- I evening High Start the Season With a Fresh mon topic, old friends. dial invitation ia extended to all. Here let no man be stranger. “Whosoever Owing to death and resignation-, the art that enterest this leave town has been without a constable until in thou church, : Albert M. Stockton Candidate for the For Sale Battery Your Car. t not without a prayer for thyself, for Percy L. Hupper accepted an appointment Ames, Springs, Republican :ioim who ministers and for those who by the selectmen last week, and qualified nomination to the office of State Senator for Waldo 2-BURNER BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE. here." to law. County. STORAGE BA'ITERIIS worship according three weeks. away. RECHARGED & REPAIRED With ence in Used Party going No man knows the good of which he is my exper the legislatures of 1915 and 1917. seeing service as House Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rice of Win- chairman of 41 MILLER STREET capable. This is the truth tnat Browning I the committee on Sea & Shore F sheries.—with my varied business ex- -ALL Mass, arrived last for a WORK GUARANTEED- / throp. Tuesday more tells so well in “Pippa Passes.” Pippa, perience, covering than twenty five years in tiie grocery business; associated fortnight’s vacation visit at the home of with Mr. S B. the Florentine mill-girl, has her one holi- Merrithew rs local real estate agents of the Northern Maine Seaport Mrs. Rice’s parents, Mr. and Mss. Mait- R. R at the time of the of Vesta to day of the year, New Year’s Day. With building the Stockton-Searspori terminal; Director of the Storage Batteries Fit all Cars. land R. LaFurley. local Water all her hungry heart she considers how to Company; member of the executive board of the Stockton Springs Trust Work and now foi a number of insurance "Laundry get the most out of every moment of the The Universalist Ladies Aid Society Company; years engaged in fire and life business; done tele- Radio with Anyone wishing Laundry Batteries, $10.00 She she tells her- which has been iescent a my reputation in my Dome town as a man of I feel that I measure up precious day. cannot, qi for number of probity, phone to to the high standards of tli- office and need no for ambition to re- self, deck and adorn the day as Ottima, months will hold a meeting at the home make apology my STEAM LAUNDRY in BELFAST the beautiful and proud young wife of the of Miss Mary Hichborn on Thursday present my County the Semte ind bring to mv owi town the honor of supplying a Officer for Tich old silk merchant, who lives in the afternoon, to which all are cordially in- County the FIRST time in more th n FORTY YEARS. I was a candidate against an CARD OF THANKS great house on the hill. The day cannot, vited. the Hon. James J Clements, who no longer is as- LEWIS A. pirant for the and was as We wish to thank the neighbors and GANNON CO. thus a & by any of the meagre possibilities within office, defeated by less than 30 votes, appearing Mrs. Eleanor B. Colcord arrived Thurs- kindness and her reach, mean to her what it means to logical successor. friends for their sympathy B. day afternoon from where she I stand and the O. Norton’s Maine Monsignor, the caidinal’s brother, who is Augusta, for the enforcement of ALL LAW, particularly the PROHIBITORY' LAW; to us in our late bereavement for Garage, Belfast, has been passing the winter, and has and if the funeral. to be welcomed to the city with fanfare nominated and elected my aim would be to fill the office with dignity and flowers sent to opened her home on East Main street. of trumpet and tumult of applause. What honor. MR. and MRS. FlTZ W. PATTERSON, Her young grandson will be with her later I doT she can noth- respectfully ask the support of all voters in Waldo County at the primaries next MR. and MRS Eva THOMAS, can she sing; only that, in the month. June 19th. MR. Fred H. Patterson. No co no ing more, and she goes singing on her Monday, AL3ER f M. AMES. llection pay. Collection* evefft^ way. But note—‘he words of her happy, The thunder shower of Friday after- high-hearted song float up to the win- noon although apparently not heavy POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. For Sale dows of the old silk merchant’s mansion, burned out a small transformer at the strike one troubled heart wit foot of School off the and guilty, street, cutting cur- 1 am offering for sale my double tene- such a force of conviction as cleanses it rent from several and Are You Satisfied with Conditions? Creditors Mercantile houses; lightning Present ment (house of 14 room and large base- st one awful stroke. struck near the A. Agency home of L. Barrett. ment now used for vulcanizing. Inquire “who “God’s in.His heaven,’’ spoke?’’ IF NOT, VOTE FOR of owner on premises at 75 Church Street, Sebold. In spite of the unpleasant C. L. cried weather, or phone r49-ll. FISH, Manager, little one of our mill there was a goodly attendance at the Oh, that thing, 3w24 MRS. E. H. WALKER, girlsl She must have rested on the step,” Congregational church Sunday evening HOWARD DAVIES OF YARMOUTH replied the proud Ottima. on the occasion of the observance of 35 Miller Street, Belfast, Mail But the words had done their work; Children’s Sunday by a concert. The FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. they had pierced the man’s heart as it auditorium was prettily decorated with seasonal flowers. Mower lor .were a dagger; and he chooses that instant He has a record for achievement based on hard work Sale Tel. 370. Write, call or death rather than further WALTER phone. guilt. The Rebekah lodge is deeply absorbed A. WOOD, 5-foot, A-l con- “God’s in His heaven! that little pea- dition. in preparations for the entertainment of and independent thought. sants voice has righted all again!” he WALTER E. the district assembly next Friday night. CUNNINGHAM murmurs dying. Maine Several members have had a han l in Primaries June 1922 Belfast, Again, as Pippa passes the episcopal 19, placing a striking illuminated sign on the where Monaignor, the cardinal’s palace, front of the lodge room of the Odd Fel- -Results Count conference with the brother, is in deep lows and Rebekahs. administrator of hia dead brother’s affairs, Furnished Rooms" the words of her song reach the ears of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McKeen, Mrs. W. THE PIONEER CHIROPRACTOR TO LET with modern conveniences. Also Monsignor just when, to shield his F. Trundy, Mrs. Robert Andrews, Mrs. CITY STORE DRUG household furniture for sale. brother's name, he is tempted to yield to Manley Grant, Mr. A. M. Ames, Mrs. L. MRS. J. the arguments of the administrator, who S. Titcomb, Mrs. John F. Hawes and Make Remarkable Offer lo Any Person in Belfast Who Is Weak J. GSELL, 24tf 23 Washington St. A. Davis been a ahsrer in that brothers ains. Mrs. Bert C. Bowden made a local has up Nervous Or Georgia “Ia it a bargain?" Boftly aaks the contingent to visit the district assembly Sick, Run-Down. of Rebekahs at Monroe last week. ahrewd iniendant, knowing Monsignor’s It i* Now Possible for to 400 MAIN STREET You Come to This Store, a o( TO family pride. Buy Regular £1.10 Package LET Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crocker came from Nuxated Use it for Two the worda of • Iron, Weeks, and if at the End of That Time You A. And Pippa’a passing song, Belfast Saturday for the week-end with A Monday, and 9 to 11 o’clock God took in the Have Not Received and Even Greater than You Furnished Room Wednesday Friday. “Suddenly me," rang Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mudgett. Mr. Croc- AH, Benefits Expect. ears of Monsigoor like the Bound ot a ker returned Monday while Mrs. Crocker Simply Bring the Wrapper Back [to the City Drug Store and Apply at Journal Office. bell in and he shouts for his great heaven, remained until Tuesday when she was ac- We WiU Hand You Back and bids them bind the thief and Cheerfully Your Money. guards, companied home by Mrs. Mudgett and her CARD OF THANKS dead him to prison. Belfast people may well ask how we can afford to make this remarkable "Satisfac- grand-daugbter Ada Roxana Colcord. We wish to express our sincere None of this the little mill knows. tion or Money Back" offer. Medical examinations thanks A Real girl by physicians all over the coun- to all our Washing Solution show that an relatives, neighbors and friends She only knows that she has taken her A small crew has been at work the try amazing number of people laclt 100 per cent iron in their blood. At for their kindness and in our as a of God and tried to a recent Dr. James Francis help recent one day gift give past week at the Stockton Canning Co’s conference, Sullivan, formerly physician of Bellevue trouble and loss and a Hospital (Out Door New and far the many beauti- Great Dirt Remover it back to him in the one way open to her. plant at Lowder Brook getting the place Department), York, and the Westchester County Hospital, ful flowers. said: “W ithout iron, the blood becomes In Magic Water is used and housewives ready for business, and sardine packing weak, thin, pale, watery. many people Mrs. a. a. .Cote’s endorsed by this so weakens their vital as Ginn Maine. The endor BELMONT will commence early this week. Manager seriously organs to lead them to believe that they have ever increasing demand and many letters !of heart or stomach Charles Banks really Helmes returned Saturday morning from trouble, kidney disease, nerve force exhaustion or some other seri- _Mrs. constantly received are the best evidence of its merit as a ous ailment. I have had people come to me had heart dirt solvent. Melville Knowlton and family were a buainesa trip to Boston and New York. thinking they trouble4.because they often had pains and palpitation of the sudden CARD OF THANKS of relatives over the week-end. heart, dizziness, faintness or .guests M. an before the eyes. Is a great many of We wish to express our Leonard LaFurley has acquired spots these cases, the moment iron was sup- heartfelt thanks COTE’S About from this all these to all our and MAGIC WATER twenty-five people interest in the Morrison Fishing outfit, by plied, symptoms disappeared." We make this offer because Genuine Nux- neighbors friends who so vicinity attended the B. H. S. graduation ated Iron contains true iron kindly helped ua THE which he was employed on occasions last organic like the iron in your blood. So many people are during the long illness GREAT DIRT REMOVER tnxercisea. and death of our season. The Uncaa returned to port deficient in iron who would surely he benefited this remarkable brother, Herbert M It saves by remedy, that we labor, time and energy in all laundry wort mates Saturday from down the on which recommend that you come right to City Drug Store and bottle of j Meader. an Miss Hattie Sprague was thrown from bay, get your Nuaxated clean, white ani sweet, at the same time acting as a germicide James H. Griffin of North Iron. Use it for two and note the MR and MRS. CHAS. her team recently, when her horse be- trip Adams, weeks, improvement in your own case in strength, MEADER fectant. ^ Mass., had the time of his life as a guest energy and endurance. If you are not more than at the Oscar meader It will came frightened and while no bones surprised results, just bring not injure the finest laces nor the coarsest fabrics. of Mr. Morrison. back the wrapper and we will promptly refund Belmont, Me., June 7, 1922. j were broken she was badly bruised and j your money without Question. aay from your grocer. shaken up, to rumor the fuel oil tanks he According Mrs. Benjamin Harlow of Brewer, who Manufactured And Guaranteed Bv 1 • Fred Fenwick, who was badly hurt on Cape Jelliaon adjacent to the big dock CITY DRUG STORE baa been ill in the Waldo County Hospital from a load of lumber and are a and are to be lo- some when thrown certainty; others for weeks, has sufficiently recovered CAPITAL was taken to the Waldo County Hospi- cated at Kiddera’ Point Such an inno- from her illness MAGIC WATER The Rexall Store, Read & to be able to go to the Cf will Hills, Proprietors, AUGUSTA, BV ALL tal, returned to bis home last Friday. vation afford the spectacle of tank cottage of Mrs. Jennie Knowles, R. N. of MAUVE. FOR SALE Friends are glad to learn that he is gaining. steamfhips frequently in the harbt r, but POSTOFFICE SQUARE, BELhAST, MAINE. MillinockeL CROC^M Waldo Lodge, 1. O. U. twill confer iic ouiiB oi veteran s Auxiliary win O. F.. will hold Primrose Chapter. S., have a supper next Monday night at 6.30 Friday the third degree on a class of candidates its last meeting of the season Outsiders are welcome to come. tomorrow, Friday, evening Refresh- o’clock June 16th. j evening, ments will be served. ! The price is 25 cents. Ruth ! Miss Ruth Dinsmore and Miss Mrs. V. A. Simmon is visiting her Up to the time The Journal went to in the Knight are spending the summer | daughter, Mrs. E. M Corliss, and fam- press Wednesday the Board of Registra- UAVC IT employ of the City National Bank. i'y in Wells River, Vermont. Mr Sim- tion had added 75 names to the votihg her and returned list.Miostly women, and had taken off 6 MADE TO The Passagassawaukeag Camp Fire mons accompanied ( the Girls will hold their weekly meeting to- Tuesday evening making trip by The Walter L. Main circus arrived MtAAIRC auto. morrow, Friday, afternoon at the home about 6 a. m. on Wednesday morning ^mmms of Bertha Parsons, Cedar street. Geo R Mathews of Lincolnville was and at noon gave one of the best street to the Waldo county jail Tues- parades, especially ot animals, ever seen The Waldo County W. C. T U Con- j brought from where he was here in recent yea.s. Good shows were Ml vention will meet in South Montville, day morning Bangor, the United States Court given afternoon and evening. WOOL June when their State President sentenced before 23rd, entering and larceny in the Mrs. Althea G. Quimby of North Turner for breaking, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Doyle of Bos- LINE who conducts the will be store of Roy Hurd, ton, both of whom have recently return- present. Beach. post office at Lincolnville ed from a winter in London, have arriv- The Daughters of Veterans’ sewing ed j The week furnished all kinds of at their summer home near Little club will meet Wednesday afternoon, past j For several days the tempera River. June 21st, with Mrs, Myra S. Dutch, j weather. lure was unusually high, at one time reg- Miss when a picnic supper will be served and Grace Hazeltine will arrive this 96 in the shade. Then it went plans made for a fair to be held some- istering week from Smith College to spend the extreme with a record of 44. time in July. to the other summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. In Our a thunder shower We had heavy rains, Ben Hazeltine. A classmate, Miss Gladys Drapery St. Georges Agricultural Society will winds. Even then we es- tnd strong Clark of New Bedford, Mass., will ac- ha ve their tirst trot of the season June extent. DEPARTMENT caped damage of any great company her home for a visit. 17th at their grounds in Montville with has been installed the following classes: 2.40 pace, 2 37 trot, A telephone recently Mr. Clarence Mahoney left Monday n the Belfast Free library in order to for at The newest creations for purse $75; 2 26 pace, 2.23 trot, purse $100; Kansas City, Mo where he will to of the li- free for all trot and pace, $100, Entries give better service patrons tend a course at the Sweeney auto and used for windows and doors close at noon June 16lh. brary. It may be renewing Tractor school. His father will accom your for books, making requests information, pany him as far as Boston, where he will in the reference Waldo Lodge, 1. O O. F., and Aurora which might be found visit friends a few days. A BIG DROP Rebekah Lodge will attend the Federated collection, or for any other library busi- Mrs. Wm. K is substituting CRETONNES church next Sunday morning, when me- ness. The number is 286-11. Write this MacNeil have for her husband as mail carrier on R. F. If you want to get an idea ot how prices dropped morial services will be conducted by the in your telepho le book for future refer- work, D. 4, as she having Suitable for overdrape pastor, Rev. W. F. Skeirye. All visit- ence. frequently does; since last then co;ne around here and see the qualified with credit. Mrs. MacNeil year ing Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are urged of sets or Two Belfast is to have a real Fourth July gave her husband the surprise of his life bed upholstery. are now to join. A brief service will be held on class of made-to measure clothes we selling celebration under the combined auspices by and friends at their return to the lodge room. The or- inviting neighbors for the lot, of Hazeltine Post, A. L., Company R, their home last to celebrate his prices ders are to meet at I. O. O. F. Sunday at $25, $30, $35 and up to $50. The quality at requested Ird Maine and the New Belfast Fair As- hall at 10 a. m birthday. 29c and 39 s sociation. The program will include yd. is a revelation. The cost is so each of these prices Mrs. Annie M. Frost and Miss Susie racing at the Fair Grounds with 2 20 2.25 little no man need hesitate to Hanson left by boat Tuesday for Bangor class, pace and trot, purse, $200; LIBfcK IV. to remain until Thursday to attend the class, pace and trot, purse $200; 2.40 Voile State of the Daughters of Ve- class, pace and trot purse $200; farmers’ "Figured HIS CLOTHES TO MEASURE meetings Mrs. Roy Smart of Fairfield is in town, ORDER terans and of the Ladies of the G. A. R. race with drivers in farmers’ costume, guest at the home of John P. Sanford.) In and Mrs A. C. Mosman, Mrs Miles S. Jellison horses without records, trot and pace, dainty designs colors, be almost foolish to do otherwise. Altana E. Dutch Three seconds to be allowed are In fact, it would Mrs. Roscoe Arey, Mrs. purse $50. Mr. and Mrs. Spear of Belfast pass- for dining Mrs. Georgia Juan and Wallace Sprague trotters; mile heats, except in farmers’ ing a few weeks at the Morse cottage on especially pretty auto d to Bangor for the day Tuesday to race. National rules will govern. The the island. or bed room, 75c yd attend the D. of V. meeting. Belfast Band will be in attendance; there BERT L. DAVIS , Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague attended will be athletic sports, ball games, etc the session of Lake The Universalist church choir, with More particulars next week. all-day Sheepscut You Will Remember. the members, wives and husbands gave a Grange in Palermo Saturday. FIGURED MADRAS The Store Always Mrs. Hugh D. McLellan of Lexington, picnic supper at the "Gun Club” cottage Miss Dorris Ham and Miss Marion Beck Mass arrived recently to be the guest of In n tor room at the foot of Allyn street last Friday of Augusta were auto callers in town Fri- ope work design, very dainty dining her parents, He l. and Mrs. Clarenc. O. | evening for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad- day, taking Mr. Joe Beck, principal of the Poor for a short before- sailing for or li .... It was a and delightful time, ving room, $1.45 y bury. complete Her High School, home for over Sunday. were Europe with Mr. McLellan brother, Mrs. Essie P. Carle is an addi- surprise for Mrs. Bradbury. Covers having Walter O. and his wife, arrived a week ot menu was a fine one. Poor, Mrs. Sara Hibbert is passing The News Belfast on north side of her laid for 12 and the tion built the resi- from San Calif., for a Mrs. Frank NEW on the Thursday Diego, with friends in Augusta. WINDOW DRAPES Cedar street at the corner of Later a social sing was enjoyed dence on two weeks’ visit. Mr. Poor is manager is her was cool after the exces- Cunningham of Washington taking NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Grove. It will contain a sleeping room porch, which of the bond department of the San Diego place in the Wentworth home during her Don’t bother to make when you can bath on the floor. sive heat of the day. your draperies and a ground branch of the National City Company of absence. A. Paul advertises accessories for n are them made as L. Postmaster Keating has received a let- New York. Mr. and Mrs. McLed buy ready just cheap. and Brothers cars. Mr. and Mrs. William II. WTilder ar- By special invitation Arbutus Chapter. cars, Dodge ter from F. C. Ayers, Director of Sav lo sail on July 4 on the Acquitania from adver- rived home Thursday afternoon from O. E. S., was the guest of Rosewood Ruffled Muslin Curtains with tie $1.35 The Central Maine Power Co. Division, congratulating him on the New York, and will go lirst to France, backs, pr. their wedding trip including a house par- ings Chapter in Searsmont Friday evening tises electric range and iron. Treasury Savings certificates sold at the then Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, ty at brant Rock, Mass. The bride’s The degrees were conferred on three can- Scrim with lace edge and 1.121 Tel. and Tel. Co. adver- 1 Belfast office during the month of Holland, England and Scotland. Ihey hemstitching, pr. New England friends planned a surprise reception for post didates in creditable manner. At return Their daughter very tises station to station toll service. May, which amounted to $11,880. He plan to Aug. 24th. Marauisette with hemstitched her including a picnic supper. Many the close a bountiful supper was served in edge, 1.85. pr. states that if all the post offices of the Janet will spend the season at a girls’ Frank E. Guernsey publishes a political gifts were awaiting them with the most the room. The evening was en- j a in and the two younger banquet curtains and best country would make as good showing camp Denmark, Very special just received, made idv. cordial congratulations wishes. be with joyed by all the guests. as this one does each month, the entire children, Nancy and Nina, will election June 19. The guests at the party were Mrs. benj of and finished with See ballots for primary j of the 1918 War Sav- their former nurse in Rochester, N. H. heavy Marquisette ! H. Mudgett, Mrs. basil R. Allen, Mrs. maturity obligation B. L. Tuttle offers shoes of quality at ivould easily be financed, wide lace : : Thomas E. Bowker, Mrs. Nathan H. ings Stamps edge. 2.70 pr. his store on Main street. with a amount left over to apply COLONIAL THEATRE Small, Miss Mildred Sanborn, Mrs. Bet- large SPENCfcR-STEVENi. Hammons offers shoes, white against the redemption of the Victory Couch Charles sey M. Seldon, Miss Leverne E. Whit Portieres, Covers, Drapery Rods, Window Shades, which are due next THURSDAY—Ethel Clayton in and colored, at a low price. bonds, May, A home wedding was solem- ten. charming MADE TO ORDER Moosehead Lake R. R. Co. niz 'd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Belfast and The Boston Globe of June 10th says of HER OWN MONEY of annual meeting. The Belfast Chamber of Commerce is F. No. 6 River at 1 p. gives notice the Pendleton Brothers of Islesboro as Stevens, Avenue, Comedy to rent. planning to have a series of band con- m. Wednesday, June 14th, when their Ivy M. Gordon has cottage well as New York: “Pendleton Brothers certs at the City park Sundays during 31 wooden only daughter, Cnastene Althea Stevens FRIDAY-Wallace Held in Waldo County Hospital wants student of New York have purchased the summer from 4.30 to 5 30 in. The became the bride of George Elden p. vessels from the Shipping Bo ird, it was Spen- nurses. C. Sauer The World’s iirst is scheduled for next Sunday, when was re- cer of this city. Rev. George Champion Yarmouth, publishes i learned yesterday. The price Howard Davies, a collection will be taken to defray ex- this of the Baptist church officiated with the ported as $100,000 for the lot, but SATURDAY—Charles Ray iu a political advt. Work of the streets double service and the bride was penses. cleaning up could not be confirmed. Trie ships cost ring a political in the of the rubbish left in her father. James H. Cilley publishes Park, removing about $200 000 each to build. Staunch given marriage by They SCRAP IRON on the the were attended the bride’s only broth- ----— advt. j surrounding walls, putting believers in the wooden ships tlie Pen- by bank bath houses in condition for Roland E. and his and MONDAY—Mildred Harris in The Waldo Trust Co. advertises use, repair- dletons already have 16 schooners and er, Stevens, wife, ing the for a their little four-year old son Paul was service pavilion, arranging supply five wooden steamers in service. The in His House of good water and putting the lights on ring bearer, lie was the personification The Woman as a Man a of blue flame oil stove for lately acquired vessels are to be stripped Needs Collar and Neck- See,advt. the gate posts into commission is now of a cupid in his white satin suit and sale. and turned into coal barges. TUESDAY—Dorothy Dalton in going on It will make a fine place for carried the rings on a dainty white satin Mrs. J. J. Gsell offers furnished rooms Hawes tie—Your Car Needs a Few Accessories auto parking and picnicing. HOSPITAL Notes. Mrs. John pillow. Miss Chastene was a typical The Crimson JUST household furniture. Challenge L and of Stockton Springs, who has been at the June bride in a beautiful white satin some time for t went to Make its and Pullman Pants Factory wants stitchers. ! Enoch C. Dow, one of Belfast’s most Hospital eatmeut, gown hand embroideied and lace trim- ! WEDNESDAY—Monte Blue and Julia Swayne Beauty Comtort Complete. met with a severe home Saturday greatly improved...George med. Her tulle veil was Gordon In Mrs. E. H. Walker offers buildings for prosperous farmers, j long caught j loss in the burning of Rose of Morrill entered the Hospital Sat- with blossoms and she carried a 1 -- sale. Thursday evening orange We ave a lull line an Mrs. Leota Ronn- Home his buildings on Waldo avenue extension. urday for operation... shower bouquet of white carnations and My Old Kentucky Albert M. Ames a publishes political Fire originated in the barn, which was quist is recovering from a serious opera- maiden hair ferns. Mrs. Stevens was i advt, lighted with electricity and Mr. Dow tion....Mrs. Mary Godfrey, who x.as also becomingly gowned in white satin Look our Stock Over Before Halladay Bumpers, Double the summer at her at McMahan’s Bootery offers special lots heard some kind of an explosion shortly spending cottage with yellow trimmings and carried a Tires went has entered the Hospital for in tones. Buying of women’s, misses’ and children's shoes before he discovered the lire. tie Northport, bouquet of snapdragons blending bar, $16.00 in medical treatment....A little daughter, L>. the wed- for three days. to the barn, but did not succeed get- Mrs. Lloyd McKeen played Goodyear and Grow—all Mrs. Come to Waterville! We have these with univer- ting out any of his stock. Eight cows, June, was born at the Hospital to ding march from Mendelssohn. The | H. H. Coombs Co. advertises specials sizes. sal for most cars and two horses and sev*nty-five hens were Samuel Hart on June 12th....Mr. George home was most attractively decorated JUNE 22 fitting {or Saturday. is THURSDAY, burned with a quantity of food and far- Young, who had a serious operation, with garden flowers and an abundance of Grow 30x3 ] -2, non skid special fitting for Dodge Theatre on .Mrs. Colonial '.advertises picture j ming implements. The only thing saved now able to sit out the porch. ferns with the dainty white syriuga pre- Fab. Brothers. at the $11.00 1 program. was the furniture in the main house, A. n Drury is a medical patient dominating. A brief reception followed DEMOCRATIC FIELD DAY and is well. Grow 30x3 1-2, N. S. Walter E. Cunningham has mower for j which the firemen assisted in getting hospital doing the ceremony, when the bride’s mother A Good Trade in j out. The new went immedi- was assisted in ice cream and as- cord 15.00 sale. apparatus unseasonable heat was broken Fri- serving j The invited Fred Wentworth wants work. ately on their call but the notice was sorted cake by Mrs. H. S. Mrs. Democrats of Maine are to meet WINDSHIELD WINGS day afternoon by a sharp shower. The Morey, These are GOOD tires. The Home Furnishing Co. advertises too late to give any assistance. There William Holt and Miss Frances Perkins. nervous people feared a repetitionof what HON. CORDELL HULL sew draperies and curtains. was no water in reach and the fire was Only the relatives and a few intimate with nickel attachments, $ 10.00 j in history is known as the Searsport cy- Chairman of the Democratic National BOYCE MOTOMETERS The Dinsmore Store advertises a new beyond control when Mr, Dow discovered friends were present. The couple left by clone, but the shower divided and left Committee, tot of in all colors and it. There was some insurance on the auto for a short wedding the bride FOR all cars. Holeproof hosiery Belfast only rain and distant thunder ac- trip, STOP SIGN ALS~$2.50 sizes. buildings. wearing a blue suit with hat to match Waterville Fair Grounds, companied by darkness that necessitated At Thursday, A Bert L. Davis advertises made-to-meas- and an orange blouse. On their return great safety device. May the use of lights in some places. The sec- JUNE 22nd. Nickel Bar Radiator Caps a will at 72 save ure clothes. AUTO ACCIDENTS Frank Warren, tion that went over Montville struck and they begin housekeeping somebody from bump- small Church where will be at Lunch will be served at 1 p. m. See advt. of Belfast steam laundry. young man with a wife and three burned Newell White’s barn, while in street, they and McKee ing you. block on home to after 1st The Speaking will begin at 2 p. m. National Sunlight Geo. M. Gray advertises boats for sale. children living in the Frye Northport it destroyed the entir set of their friends July Sat- from the Belfast Court street, was seriously injured buildings owned by Frank Prescott and bride graduated high Lenses $1.50 pair HARVEY~SPRINGS while with other school in is a of urday morning autoing known as the homestead on Prescott hill. 1918, prommentjmember MRS. EMILY NEWELL BLAIR, Mrs. Martin at home and Wilcox is men on the Lincolnville road. The Aurora Rebekah Lodge, I O O. F., from Guaranteed for one young His horse and pig were destroyed. There Vice Chairman of the National Committee Paint year. gaining, after an operation at the Tap- car was when Mr. Warren early youth she has been a member of Brothers Auto overturned, was no insurance on the buildings. Mrs. will accompany Judge Hull. Berry ley Hospital. received a bad fracture of the right leg the Baptist church and its allied socie- Prescott is in ill health and the shock was Refinishes a car in 24 hours Pyramid Generator and Motor and a fracture of the right wrist. He also rain fell in tor- uies and is now president of the W. W. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gregory ar a severe one to her. The C. Candidate for U. on his He was G. The the son of Mr. Hon. Oakley Curtis, rived had a bruise forehead. the was society. groom, Brushes Thursday from Boston to spend the rents and lighting very sharp. Senator. Brothers Top Dressing taken to the Waldo County Hospital and Mrs. John Spencer, came here from S. Berry summer. They have rented the Charles W. R. Candidate for for all makes of cars. on is serious At a meeting Friday of the schoolhouse about three years ago as hon. Pattangall, N. Black house on street. and his condit very Milford, Mass., High the commit- Governor. Charles L. Littlefield, a young man em- building committee, school a cutter in Leonard-Stevens Co. shoe Prest-o-Lite Tanks Exchanged it was Louis J. Donahue, Miss Heloise, elder daughter of F. Wal ployed in the Norton Garage, was in the tee and the city government, vot- factory. He is a member of the Forest- C tpt. GARGOYLE MOBILOILS G. isce Chase of and for the ed that an appeal be made to the tax ers won the esteem of a Hon. B. Mclntire, Newtonville, Mass., Hospital Saturday for treatment and has large We’ve nearly every- Ip. buik and 1 and 5 gallons cans. s to raise Hon. Leon O. Tebbetts, got Belfast, one of the honor students in laceration of his left hand, which was payers of the city for permission number of friends. They were the reci- of— the class at Mt. Col- the tax rate to 6 per cent in order to se- valuable and useful Hon. James W. Sewall, you can think graduating Holyoke injured Saturday morning while working pients of many gifts thing P. S. If you haven’t got a car to Candidates for Congress lege. on C. Fish car in the cure funds necessafy build this year. in addition to those of the bride’s show- Chains, Bulbs, the Roy garage, Spark Plugs, to put some of this stuff on we’ve which was on the secon I floor. In some The total amount available is approxi- ers. The gift to the best man Flash- Belfast friends have received invita- groom’s HON. D. J. McGILLICUDDY Polishes, Tire Patches, got some good trades in used cars manner the car instead of backing ac- mately $137,0i0 and the only bid the was a pair of gold cuff-linns and the tions to (the commencement at Tufts will address tne meeting. etc. Try us when you and the Dodge Brothers is always started forward and went into committee has received is submitted by bride’s to the bridesmaid, a string of lights, Dental College, June 19th, when Willard, cidentally a yood trade. the elevator with a ru-.h. It was fortu- the C. B. Roberts Engineering Company pearl beads. The out-of-town guests need anything. son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jennys TIME was not more trouble al- of based on the plans and speci- were Mrs. Tina son Hugh and LUNCH—A GOOD is one of the nate that there Boston, Whitten, MUSIC—FREE graduates. which the committee have ac- though the auto was badly wrecked. fications daughters Ruth and Bernice and Mrs. C. W. Don’t forget of the son of Mr. and Mrs cepted, is $174,500. Mayor Wes- of Gardiner Folks your privilege voting Lester, young Dorothy Lovely Come and Bring Your Women A. Main Belfast. in the primary election next Monday. and Mrs. Melville se- cott has mailed a letter, enclosing a post L. PAUL, St., Knowlton, escaped on account of weath r The Board of from card for to all property taxpayers Tanlac is the ideal and No postponement Registration is in session at rious injury while returning home reply, strengthener in Hail the and them If meeting will be held City City Building, where all may regis- the B. H. S., graduation last Wednesday explaining the situation urging body builder for old folks. Read & Hills. rain, j ter and enroll. See our advt. on hours. I evening. He was knocked down and to vote yes or no and mail the cards as under the car of Fred A. Marri- soon as possible. At noon Wednesday The Waldo County case of Everett caught who was driving near there were returned to Mayor Wescott from the decree of the ner of Belmont, Clement, appealed no 266 with out the on Church street. Lester’s 317 cards with and yes Judge of Court was sidewalk the Probate heard mailed. All no re- were bruised and he received a of a total of 1300 and Colored Thursday before the regular June law legs badly Shoes White Mr. Marriner took turned are to be counted as yes votes. OUR-= term at Bangor. Arthur Ritchie and Bu’i shock to his nerves. him to his home on Union street. zell & Thorndike were the attorneys. Mrs. Essie P. Carle, chairman of the Wtll, Here We Are Again Red Cross and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine, chair- shoes at or in the near man of the Public Health Department, Summer Line of If you are in "need of present, STORE report a total of $959 23 on the fund for Good£ all of be- PROGRESSIVE should visit us. Bargains them, _THE the auto for use of the district nurse, of future, you is complete. We are showing a Fine Line Miss Sadie M. Nickerson, R. N. About cause they are GOOD SHOES CHEAP. $675 was paid for the Ford Sedan and accessories and the rest has been banked for LADIES’ WRIST WATCHES Customers who bought at our other sales were satis- Specials Saturday : for the car’s running expenses. The com- not YOU a satisfied customer? mit ee hope that the amount may reach both American and Swiss makes. The little Octagonal fied. Why $1,000. In addition to the acknowledg- JUNE 1922 The is a few 17, ments for gilts the committee wish to Swiss Wrist Watch makes a fine gift. price low, Better call on us. The store WHERE steps thank the the D. * Baptist Sewing Circle, the good, and Our Guarantee behind it. DOLLARS. Sale starts this morning. COTTON HUCK TOWELS A R. Society and the following solicitors: quality SAVES G. Mrs. Fred Spinney, Mrs. Charles H. Next door below Timm’s Shoe Store. We have a few dozen of a very fine quality Cotton Huck Towels of good Walden, Miss Grace A. Lord, Miss Sue size that we are going to sell at a reduction off regular of 20 per (ent M. Partridge, Miss Loula A. Mason, Mrs. OF Elijah Ritchie, Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley, JEWELRY QUALITY CHARLES HAMMONS BATH TOWELS Mrs. Georgie W. Juan, Mrs. Ralph Guth- Ladies’ rie, Mrs. Mary C. Colcord. Brooches for the Neck, Pearl, Gold and Fancy Beads, -J Also a fe w dozen extra quality Bath Towels of the regular 29 c., 50 c., 89c., In a personal letter home Miss Mary E. Belts with Silver Gold and Engage- and 63 c., values for Saturday Special at 20 per cent off Regular price. Leather Buckles, Wedding Pierce tells of a most delightful occa- of Emblem OF MAINE sion June 5th when Miss Frances J. ment Rings. Also our large selection Pins, STATE PULLMAN PANTS fACTORY RATINE of Secretary of State, I SUITING Dyer, a former Belfast lady, was the OrFicE j Etc. ugubta, June .6 1922. on Charms, Rings, j Stitchers Wanted Thia in guest of honor her 75th birthday at very popular Suiting White, Blue Check, Lavender ChecK, JGreen Notice is hereby given thsl a petition for the j 75c the home of Mr. and Mrs. L D. Check, and Black & White Check yard wide Saturday Special yd. Towle, of CH ARLES DYER, a convict in the APPLY AT ONCE. 215 Franklin Newton, Mass. The pardon street, WALDO COUNTY JAIL AT BELFAST, under 2w24 Boston guests autoed out to the beautiful of ASSAULT ia now PICTURES sentence for the crime MILLINERY and a and commodious Towle home, where pending before;the Governor and Council CARD OF THANKS Remember that we are closing our everything in Millinery at a reduction. they were received by Miss Dyer and hearing thereon will be granted in the Council Beautiful Colored Photographs, the 7th We wish to thaok the and New bats being made each day until all the Materials are used up and sold Mrs. Towle. The floral display was gor- Sawyer’s Chamber at Augusta, on FRIDAY, day neighbors at a next, at 10 o’clock A. M. friends for their kindness snd assistance big reduction. ^ geous. 'One remark was heard from all, Famous Interiors and of JULY Nutting’s Scenery^ EDGAR C. SMITH, at the time of our also for "does it seem possible Miss Dyer is 75 bereavement; 3w24 Deputy Secretary of State. tne beautiful flowers sent to the funoraL years old?” Several from the staff of TERMS CASH Mr. Joseph Jackson we Congregationalist were present, a MR. and MRS. H. F. JACKSON thper with which Miss Dyer was con- and Family pacted many years. Belfast was repre locke & SON h. Wanted and MRS. A JACKSON Miss E. now j7 MR. F. H. nented by Mary of H. Coombs Pierce, and MRS. W. ft JACKSON Company, seoston, and Miss Maud E. Mathews, who Any kind of odd jobs, mowing lawns, etc. MR BELFAST, MAINE* 3w22 and Family Bas visiting there. Miss Dyer is recov- Apply to Masonic Me. Mrs. George Patterson Temple, High Street, Belfast, ering from a very successful operation FRED WENTWORTH, for cataracts. 59 Bridge St., Belfast, Me. and Family L Ul) IUU KNUW WHT--- Some People AriM A Bit Sentinewtal?_By fistier__ Children Cry for Fletcher’s

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been has borne in use for over thirty years, the signature of — on all /* the wrapper these years /7*0. just to protect the coming /-ectcAiM generations. Do not be deceived. T Ties given in Miss short distances. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Nealey, Blanca’s honor was given on Wednesday of South Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Webb SOLD IN BELFAST May 28. afternoon Lorraine Burroughs, Pros- recently by _ Mias Alice Whitten of Belfast Boston, Mass., returned home, June 5th, on pect street, East Orange, at the Orange visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R- Lougee weeks visit with relatives in F. P. L. A. Bertrand after a few The Famous Old-Time Remedy for Aches Clements, White, Lawn Tennis Club. The Japanese ste- South Main street town. Jewett and Lyndon Nealey, motored to and Pains—The Original Stickney Formula ward and his assistants must have shaken Searsport to attend the District Meeting Dr. and Mrs. William Ellingwood of and Mrs. Frank and two a wicked pair of shears over the Club Mr. Peavey —Now on Sale by THE CITY DRUG of the Odd Fellows. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. of for the rooms were with Rockland sons, Sherman and Ralph, Auburn, STORE, A. A. HOWES & CO. Also by gardens, lovely Memorial Day. were recent of his brother, Mr. E. A. G. Larby and family accompanied flowers arranged as only the Japs know For Foley, guests Searsport Drug Co., Searsport; M. R. La In Use Over 30 Years re- C. Peavey. by Mr and Mrs. Sylvanns Ward of Ban- how. Mrs. Wilbur Wallace, sister of the Harold Philbrook and family Fur Stockton Capt ley, Springs; Walter^Nealey, motored to June to attend and Miss sister of The Kind You Have home his father, gor Morrill, 1, hostess, Gladys Eyre, Always Bought cently visited the of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Snow and daughter E. THE CENTAUR NEW Northport; C, Dearbon, Lincolnville; the Waldo County Veterans meeting. the guest of honor, presided at the tea COMPANY, YORK CITY. John Philbrook. Caroline and Mr. L. O. Hanley of South Capt. Boynton's Drug Store, Camden. ASK tables.” The wedding of Miss Eyre, Thomaston, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Moore, who was in Frankfort for Mrs. N. Bicknellof Ban- FOR IT AT OTHER STORES. youngest daugnter of Mrs. John Eyre of Mr. and Ralph E. C, Peavey, June 4th. a week to assist in caring for his sister, into the Henry Eldridge Orange and Searsport, to Thomas Grin- gor have moved Only 35 cts. a bottle. Trade supplied, Mrs. Gladys Lowe who was critically ill Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Arther Thompson and nell, son of William E. Grinell of Grin- house on North M.C. baker Company, Bangor, Me. with pneumonia, has returned to his em- family of Poor’s Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. nell’s Inn, Searsport, will take place on Merrill and son of ployment at G. H. York’s. Mr. and Mrs. NealC. James Webster and son Oscar, were Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the Eyre \*o GOLomE her Waterville, were guests of parents, of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Webster, residence in Otange. •Ache? ■OWWttt SWU-t LAXAT Memor- guests Summer Rents over When S*~*l aal Im> IkIot Dm Mr. and Mrs E. B. Nealley June 4th. you’re suffering from ks ial Day. HEMSTITCHING ra*<:aHrnPXTHtN. c We have a number of attractive homes headache, Mrs William Lewis and daughter of • nd cottages in Belfast and vicinity and picoting attachment fits any sewing and Children Cry Did New York have been guests of Mr. which are for summer rental. machine; price^$2 Personal checks 10c WANT ED backacke, | You Smile at Pleasant View FOR FLETCHER’S ORRIN J.DICK EY, extra. Sales Agency, Box 881, Mrs A. L. Blaisdell Bridgman To see F. A. ROBBINS when you buy toothache, This Orchards Block. N. Y. 4w21* second-hand cars We have an 1921 Morning? CASTORIA Pythian Buffalo, your 1918 Saxon Oakland neuralgia. "A smile a day Mias E. Ruth Young graduated Friday Essex, Reo, Six, Keep* the doctor 2 Worm-drive Ton 1 or pain from any other cause, away" the Connecticut Sedan, Trucks, Mets, try Finest : evening, June 2 from >r sick headache, s ur 1917 Ford and one Normal Kindergarten, Primary republican candidates Stationary Engine. const 1 Froebel ~WALDO"COUNTY ted pa* This is the place to get good trades. bowelft. Quick, don’t si okas Training School. Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills or STATE OF MAINE Located at 12 Spring Street, near Dr. RTipe. Take tonight for a a morning smile. Misa Ethel H. Baker who teaches West’s old stable. 2w23* One or two and the pain stops has arrived private school in New York Contain no habit-forming drugs Druggists her at the home of her mother to spend AN PRIMARY DEAFNESS Have you tried Dr. Miles' Nervine? vacation. REPUBLIC STATE CATARRHAL summer constitutional treat- Ask your Druggist in the is greatly relieved by tAU Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Campbell, Mrs. P. Republican Candidates to be voted for in the Primary Election June 19, 1922, ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE 1 Catarrhal and Miss Dorrice Campbell is a constitutional remedy. E. Campbell is caused by an inflamed con- funeral ser- of Waldo Deafness went to Bangor to attend the County dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta- their Mrs. Arthur T. Camp- or chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed vices of aunt, down or destroying a list of candidates, a Dr.M.C. Notice for defacing, tearing a sound or bell. Penalty wilfully you have rumbling imperfect StephensoD Special hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Five to One Hundred Dollars Fine. the in- We wish to inform the that w» Memorial Day was appropriately and specimen ballot, Deafness is the result. Unless public at Union Hall, of State. flammation can be reduced, your hearing are doing business all the time and if you impressively observed FRANK W. BALL, Secretary be destroyed forever. HALL’S were may DENTIST wish to or sell real estate of kind Tuesday afternoon, May 30. There CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the buy any veterans of the civil war present, blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- we would be pleased to talk with you. eight and D. M. Guvanus Dunton, I. J. tem. thus reducing the inflammation E. A. STROUT Farm Agency, Spencer, SPECIMEN BALLOT assisting Nature in restoring normal con- MNSONIC TEMPLE. ROOM 3 Percival Smith, Albert Twining ROY C. FISH, Local Manager, Dunham, PK.IISOX VOt WISH ditions. and Mr. AKK I •> THE RIGHT OK THE NAME OK THE Room Odd Fellows’ Me. Abel C. Ford, Daniel Staples make a cross (X) IS THE Silt Circulars free. All Druggists. 292-4 2, Block, Belfast, also THE SI MMER OK CANDIDATES To HE M ARKED I Olt & Toledo. Ohio. Telephone Severance of Ellsworth. There were TO VOTE FOIL EOI.I.OVV DIRECTIONS AS TO F. J- Cheney Co.. tf!7i in CASTING STICKERS IN BLANh SC4CES A.ND MARK several world war veterans present EACH OFFICE. 4110 NAMES lit WRITING OR of or- NOT ERASE NAMES. uniform. The exercises consisted CROSS (XI TO RIGHT OK SUCH NAMES. DO chestral music,singing by school children, WALDO COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES and D. M. remarks by tiuvanua Dunton ® and an ad Vole for ONE STATE OF MAINE reading roll of honor, \ ole for ONE roll COUNTY TREASURER Spencer, of FOIl UNITED STATES SENATOR j dress by Rev. Carl N. Garland pastor the M. E. church in Bangor. Grace, HERMAN H. COOMBS. Belfast HOWARD DAVIES, l'armouth □ □ DEMOCRATIC STATE PRIMARY PROSPECT FERRY Democratic Candidates to be voted for in the Primary Election June 11), 1922, in the FRANK E. GUERNSEY. Dover-Foxcroft ^ j ..□ County of Waldo Mr. and Mr. Ed Gilkey and Miss Faus- FREDERICK HALE, Portland tina Harding of Searsport were calling □ Penalty for wilfully defacing, tearing down or destroying a list of candidates, or a on friends here June 4tb. roll REGISTER OK DEEDS Note for ONE specimen ballot, Five to One Hundred Dollars Fine. Miss A. A. Ginn had an ill turn June Dr. Emmerson FRANK of State. 4th. She is atteuded by □ EDWARD EVANS. Waldo W. BALL, Secretary of Bucksport. Her many friends hope to □ I soon see her about again. FOB GOVERNOR Vote for ONE LOUISE ROYAL, Belfast SPECIMEN BALLOT The funeral service of Capt. A. A. j" Ginn took place from his late home, May MAKE A CROSS (X) IX THE SQUARE TO THE RIGHT OF’ THE NAME OF THE PERSOX YOU WISH 80th Capt. Ginn was a man widely PERCIVAL P. BAXTER. Portland TO YOTE FOR. FOLLOW DIRECTIONS AS TO THE XL' Si HER OF CANDIDATES TO HE MARKED FOR the sea many year s □ □ known. He followed EACH OFFICE. ADD NAMES IIY WRITING OR PASTING STICKERS IX BLANK SPACES AND MARK He and was a very successful captain. CROSS (X) TO RIGHT OF SUCH NAMES. DO NOT ERASE NAMES. JOHN P. DEERING, Saco retired some thirty years ago and had town ever since. made hia home in this Vole for ONE FOR SHERIFF * was a faithful husband and father Brewer He LEON F. HIGGINS, FOB UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for ONE FOH (Of \TI TUFAS I It Fit Vote tor ONE and a kind neighbor and will be greatly □ missed in this community. He leaves to PHINEAS G. HURD, Belfast LYNWOOD I!. loss a one daughter, □ OAKLEY C. CURTIS. Falmouth THOMPSON, Belfast mourn their wife, | j Mrs. Charles Banks, of this place, two □ □ FRANK A. LITTLEFIELD, Belfast sisters, Mrs. Ruth Snow of New Haven, □ Conn., and Miss Elmira Ginn of Dama- D :: □ riscotta. Capt. liinn was a Mason of FOR STATE AUDITOR Vote for ONE high standing and bad held several offices in this town. Rev. Mr. Cross of trust FOR GOVERNOR Vote for ONE FOH REGISTER OF DEEDS Vole for ONE of Bucksport spoke to the sorrowing MORRIS W. BRAGDON. Monmouth of friends. F. W Haley Winterport Vote for ONE flow- FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY ROSCOE BLACK. Belfast was the undertaker in charge. The WILLIAM R. I’ATTANGALL, Augusta | ! ers were many and very beautiful. The ELBERT D. HAYFORD, Farmingdale □ burial was at Prospect. Those from out RALPH I. MORSE, Belfast to attend the funeral were Miss □ of town EDWIN J. MORRILL. South Portland Elmira Ginn of Damariscotta, Misses Isa- bel and Emeroy Ginn of Belfast, Audbrey Mr. and Frank Ginn of Fort Fairfield, _□ FOH SHERIFF* Vote for ONE Vote for ONE and Mrs. Hermsn Avery, Mr. and Mrs. FOR STATE AUDITOR Mrs. S. N Davey and son Albert Avery, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote for ONE CHARLES O. Mrs. Burr God- DICKEY, Northport I Merrill, Mrs. Ralph Ladd, FRANK R. MADDEN. Skowhegan | ~ aoe. Miss Angelia Harriman and Otii ALLEN M. SMALL, Freedom Ginn of Brewer, Mrs. Jessie Harding of For REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS Vote for ONE Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gilkey and □ Mias Faustina Harding of Searsport, Dr. JOHN E. NELSON, Augusta and Mrs. Horace Gould of Bucksport, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd of Frankfort, FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Vote for ONE Mrs. Ethelyn Harrison of Bucksport. For REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS Vote for ONE

FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE LEGISLATURE FREEDOM LEON O. TEBBETTS, Waterville WILLIAM K. KEENE, Belfast □ a week with her FOR STATE SENATOR Vote for ONE CHARLES S. ADAMS, Liberty Mary BeQDett spent FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote for ONE father in Montville. A. I. H. PITCHER, Lincolnville ALBERT T. NICKERSON. Swanville __ □ M. Stockton WASHINGTON D. HARRIMAN. Florian Small is at home from Orono ALBERT AMES. Springs Prospect GEORGE B. ROBERTS. Brooks I j JOSEPH A. PENDLETON, Islesboro [ for the summer vacation. FOR STATE SENATOR Vote for ONE Mrs. Mae {Foster is spending a few HODGDON C. BUZZELL. Belfast weeks with Mrs. Knowles Bangs. □ ERNEST L. SPRAGUE, Islesboro Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter have moved □ here from to be with their □ Belfast, son, FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE LEGISLATOR F. Charles P. Carter.

Bangs & Knight has installed an elec- □ WARREN A. NICHOLS. Reliant tric plant at their atore and will also light FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE Vote fop ONE CHARLES E. STEVENS. Uelfaat Fred N. Flye’a barber shop. JoSEl'H S. MULLIN, Lint olnvilla FOR JUDGE OF PRORATE Vote for ONE FREDERICK A. HAIJ. l uiiy Philip Williams baa finished his work ELLERY BOWDEN, Winterport ROY LYNDE FEltNALD, W interport in Bangor and is now in the employ of □ I j HIRAM P. FARROW, Belfast the Waldo Trust Co. of Belfast. _□ Frederick Shepard of Water ville □ preached the baccaleaureate sermon June 4th at the church to the claaa of 1022. □

Madison Whitten, Thomas Vose and FOR CLERK OF COURTS Vote for ONE Voae of the Academy Alumni Dorothy FOR CLERK OF COURTS Vote for ONE were here June 4th and sang in the achool choir. JAMES H. CII.LEY. Belfast _□ GEORGE I. KEATING, Belfast □ LOST JOSEPH H. SAYWARD. Belfast ^ j DEPOSIT BOOK NO. 5774, iasued by □ the Waldo Trust Company, Belfast. Find- □ er will please return same to RALPH H. DUNBAR, Treasurer. Belfast. June 6, 1022—3w23 Tenement for Rent Inauire of MRS. ALICE MASON. 20 Cedar Street LIBfcK TY. NORTHPORT

— Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet were auto Mrs. H. D. Cowan is at her cottage at FREE AT LAST OF visitors in Rockport Memorial Day. Bayside. Chester Soule, manager of the corn Miss Cora Poor cf Boston and party factory, spent a few days in town re- were in town June 4th. cently. KIDNEY TROUBLE Mrs. Wm. Morris Deisher has opened Mr. and Mrs Raymond Hurd, Maud her cottage on North Shore for the sum- Hurd and Mrs. Farnum of Pittsfield were mer. Owe His Health To Fruit-a-tires” callers in town Memorial Day. Nathan Sanders and family of Bangor The Famous Fruit Medicine. it were in town June 4th at their at Here Rev. H. cottage is! W. Mrs. Charles Ab- Abbott, j bott and Mrs. C. M. Hurd were visitors Bayside. in Waterville one day recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ferguson and chil- , The new oil that dren are range Mr. and Mrs. George Dow of Morrill spending the season in the Fer- j spent June 4 at the home of Mrs. Dow’s guson cottage. knoivn parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Knowlton. challenges every Miss Mabel Wadlin has accepted a po- Gives Walls a Lewis Randeau, Allie Wells and Ralph sition as superintendent of the Nursea’ Home in cooking device in speed, I. Morse, all of Belfast, have taken some Newton, Mass. Satiny Sheen fine salmon rom Georges lake recently. Quite a lot of cats are having a dis- temper at this time of the year. A tea- Mello-Gloss is a wall and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Cargill and laugh- economy reliability spoon of castor oi given when they first paint that is easily applied ter Geraldine and G. H. Cargill of Pitts- begin to be dumpish and ofT feed will with a brush. Ideal for field spent Memorial Day in town calling save many a fine animal. walls that need frequent on old friends. for the Mrs. Richard Voth has arrived and is cleaning; instance, bathroom and kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fails. Mrs. Hat- stopping in the Harriman cottage for the dries with a tie Tilson and Miss Eva Ludwick, who present and later will move into the Quickly hard finish that has a position in Camden, were auto vis- Thompson cottage, which she occupied glossy a itors at the Ludwick home recently. last year. mellows down in few LOUIS QLOUR days to an eye-resting Mr. who has built a fine gaiage Mrs. Mary Crawford of Camden, Mrs. Sparie, _ satin-like surface. on the near school has Clara Gelo and Mr. Arad Mahoney of 45 Lakeside Mass. lot the old house, Ate., Marlboro, Makes walls as easy to the Cox house. Mr. Cox Searsmont and Miss Frances Welch of bought George "Four years ago, when I first clean as a china plate. his to board with Mrs. Andrew Belfast were all in town June 3rd to at- gone learned of can stain or tend the funeral of their Miss Cor- "Fruit-a-tives”, I was Nothing spoil Grant. aunt, ink wash delia Mahoney. suffering severely with Kidney it. Even spots Quite a number w. nt to Morrill June right off. Recent reports from Merle who Trouble and Rheumatism. I had 1st to attend the Waldo County Veter- Huff, Mello-Gloss comes in is at Fairfield Sanatorium, say that he ia contracted abadcold. back ans Association. They report a very en- My pained twelve beautiful tints decidedly better. He had two attacks of joyable meeting. The next meeting will all the time, hurting badly when I called “Rest-Tones.” Drop flu during the winter which set him back be held in Belfast. stooped or to lift in and ask for descriptive considerable but now said that a attempted anything it is literature. few more months will make him well and my Kidneys would not act. SEaRSMONT again. Beginning the use of “Fruit-a- COOPER & COMPANY The Brown’s Corner school closed Fri- tives” (/ had read good accounts of this Mr. William Greer of BELFAST. MMNE Dorchester,Mass., day, June 2nd, with a picnic on the shore, famous fruit medicine in the Montreal and Mr. Thomas Greer of Belmont were where all of the children and many older French recent of their sister and papers) I soon found they were guests family, people were present. There were five Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Plaisted. the I children who were not absent during the remedy required. term Mrs. Charles Andrews, Worthy Matron and who received prizes: Lewis In three weeks time, I felt like a of Rosewood Chapter, O. E S., and Mrs. Dodge, who has missed but one half day new person. However, I kept on Two, three and four* Hattie Wing, Worthy Matron of Arbutus in five terms, Helen Paige, Wayne Clark, with the treatment and burner Chapter, Liberty, attended the Grand Ruth Clark and Florence Paige. was abso- Superfex Chapter in Portland. lutely rid of every symptom of Kid- each Trouble and Stoves, equip- Walter Poor and family, with a lady CENTER MONTYiLLE ney Rheumatism”. ped with one Qiant friend and Mrs. Josie Burns, all of Au- LOUIS GLOUR- STATE OF MAINE gusta, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meservey Miss Ida Davis went to Portland June burner. 60c a 6 for COUNTY OF WALDO. SS, May 19, 1922 Superfex of Waterville, called on Mr. and Mrs. 2nd. box, £2.50, trial size 25c. Taken this 19th day <»f May, 1922, on execu- Charles Hemenway Memorial Sunday. Dance at Allen’s even- At dealers or from I !{ UIT-A-TIVES Hall, Saturday tion dated May 17, 1922, issued on a judg- At the regular meeting of Rosewood ing, June 17th. Tozier’s orchestra. Limited, OGDEXSDURG, X.Y. ment rendered by the Supreme Judicial Court, Chapter, O. E. S., last Friday even- Mrs. L. H. Merrithew of Morrill was a for the County of Wald », at the term thereof of ing the degrees of the order were con- recent guest of Mrs. Ladonna Jackson. begun and held on the third Tuesday April, WOOLENS 1922, to wit, on the .twenty first day of April, ferred upon candidates after which of the St. The June meeting Georges 1922, in favor of Clar ndon M. Whitney of supper was served. The members of Agricultural Society will be held Satur- J Material for ladies’ wear direct Unity, in the County of Waldo and State of were invited Arbutus Chapter .Liberty, June instead of June as Roscoe E. of Palermo, in day, 17th, 24th, j rom Write for Maine, against Ryan guests for that occasion. previously announced. Factory. samples the County of Waldo and State of Maine, for dolla s and ten debt or dam- Memorial Sunday was observed in the md state kind wanted forty-three cents, * Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Walton, Mr. and and dollars and fourteen cent#, f I stoves in the world have M. E. church when the pastor, Rev. E. E. age, twenty 'HE makers of oil cook Mrs. Clarence Thompson, of Waterville. F. A. PACKARD, costs of suit, and will be sold at public auction largest gave an interesting address to Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. of Hallo- 3mo. at the office of Dunton & Morse in Belfast, in of Harry Watts, Box B, Camden, Maine JL now a that is for an attentive congregation, the subject of to the bidder, perfected model unsurpassed every well, were in town May 30th. said County Waldo, highest which was Liberty. The church was on the twenty-fourth day of June, 1922, at ten kind of household cooking. beautifully decorated with bunting, flags, Mrs. Joseph Marks and children, El- o'clock in the forenoon, the following describ- flowers and potted plants. Mrs. Eliza- eanor and Julia, who have been guests For Sale ed real estate and all the right, title and inter- Mrs. F. W. some which the said Roscoe E. has and had beth, widow of Ephraim Wiley, a Civil of Mr. and Mason for est Ryan went home June Mr. Marks in and to the same on the twentieth day of New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves have been recog- War was chairman of the deco- time, 3rd, long veteran, \ one-horse at seven o'clock and minutes on to them. jigger wagon. April, 1921, thirty rating committee and the work was very coming that day accompany in the forenoon, the time when the same was as the in their field. And this latest artistic. One ^f our most to — nized leaders model, respected citizens, J. AUSTIN McKEEN. attached on the writ in the same suit, wit: George Avery Stewart, dropped dead A certain lot or parcel of land. with the build- the leader of the bounded now being offered for the first time, is June 4th at the home of John John- ings thereon, situated in saiu Unity, EASI BELFAST. to wit:—Bounded son, in Lincoluville, where he was tem- and described as follows, whole New Perfection line. Besides his widow, northerly by the old stage road leading from porarily stopping. land for- Miss Frances, daughter of Mrs. Ida B. he leaves three children, Fred, Mrs. M. Unity Village to Albion; easterly by merly of James Kelley and Levi Bacon; south- Clark, who was recently op rated upon M. Mrs. W. J. a This latest New Perfection is with Wentworth, Thompson, land owned by James Fowler, equipped for at the Waldo erly by formerly appendicitis County brother, L. E. Stewart, a sister, Mrs. and land formerly known as the B. F, has returned home. Jr., the new and vastly improved Superfex burners Hospital, Achsa Lawry, and several grandchildren, Kelley farm; and westerly by land formerly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson of Cam- all of Montville. owned by Reuben W, Murch, containing one —a in oil stove construc- % revolutionizing step den were recent guests of Mr and Mrs. hundred acres, more or less. HERBERT E. MEADER IRANK A. LITTLEFIELD, Frank Pierce. Mr. Pierce, who has em- tion. This new burner, with its double 3 jv22 Sheriff, Superfex ployment in Camden, has been >at home The funeral of Herbert E. Meader, who wall and double the for a visit. draft, gives cooking speed died at his home in Belmont, May 31st, GO TO Miss Lida Perkins, teacher in the Brick econ- took place Saturday, June 3rd, with Rev. ! { j of gas, together with the acknowledged 3rd for her home in school, left June William Vaughan, pastor of the Univer- children omy and convenience of kerosene oil. South Penobscot. The enjoyed salist church of Belfast, officiating He dinner on the school common a picnic was 62 years of age and died at the home M. A. COOK’S t afternoon. To accommodate these burners and Friday where he was born and always lived, the Superfex At the Union school, Miss Mary Wood- son of Isaac and Sarah E (Briggs) Meader. the Giant Superfex, pictured above, a stove has bury, teacher, there were only the regu- He never married. Two brothers and two lar exercises June 2nd, closing day for sisters survive him: Charles Meader of STUDIO been that in beauty, strength, conven- the summer. Miss Woodbury is an ex- Belmont, Oscar Meader of Auburn, Mrs. designed > ] perienced teacher and is popular with Eliza Palmer of Montville, and Mrs. Geor Main Me. and is in a Street, Belfast, ience, general satisfaction economy her pupils and their parents. gia Flagg of California. The deceased class by itself. The funeral of Melvin E. Patterson, was always engaged in farming and was who died in Auburn recently from the the youngest of the family. His father was killed in the Civil War. The bearers M ost oil stove users effects of an auto accident, was held Fri- are New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves known day afternoon, June 2, at the home of his were his neighbors and friends, Hartshon burn Socony Kerosene Frank Allen- cousin, Raymond R. Ellis Rev. William Farrow, Charles Andrews, and used the wortd over, 4,000,000 in The because of its uniform nearly Vaughan officiated and the bearers were wood and James Jackson. interment WLCOOK Russell B. Stephenson, Joseph Ross, was in the family lot in Belmont. quality and economy. America alone. Their many conveniences William R. Mason and Charles R IN MEMORIAM appeal strongly to busy housewives. There’s no Coombs. The interment was in Union Cemetery. Undertaker coal hod or wood box to keep filled, no ashes Jennie O. Bryant April 19, 1854—June 4, 1921 to carry out, no kindling litter to clean up. Blessed is the memory of an oldfash- Licensed Embalmer ioned mother. It floats to us now, like of some woodland For Infants and Children the beautiful perfume License 377. blossoms. The music of other voices may The Circlet is more than a Brassiere. It’s For Over 30 Years be lost, but the entrancing melody of hers In Use Belfast, Maine. Tel. 61-3 Self-Adjusting, and simply slips over will echo in our souls forever. Other bears the head, clasps at the waist and under- Always faces will fade away and be forgotten, the arm, and smooths oat ugly lines. but hers will shine on until the light from of if your dealer can *t get it. Bond actual NEW Signature will our own. PERFECTION Heaven’s poitals glorify 3 ®/n• *•*”*•» name, addromo and j $1. 00. Wo 11 send the Circlet pro- For Sale I patd. Sizoa 34 to 48. Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Institute A WOOD LOT IN SEARSMONT and 120 East 16th St.. Now York, Dop’t M. land in Belmont on the late J. E. Elms’ Oil Cook Stoves estate. For particulars apply to MRS. EMMA D. ELMS, 14 Court Street, Belfast With Superfex Burners Tel. 54 11 20 TO LET SHINGLES^ We have a full line of STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK The down stairs rent and garage at 23 shingles our on High Street. Inquire of in yard Primrose street 26 Broadway C' K' ‘■'“'CASTER at reasonable prices, delivered Tel. 143.5 without charges. MILTON B. HILLS Dr. Hester Brown Tel. 205 AUTOMOBILE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Does Station-to-Station 30 Street. kr vni^DM-ier s mraono "nilffM High lei. 320 Ra FHU in Ked and Void au*aUic\\J9 Sfl £?*”• sealed with Blue Ribboa. TRIMMING bo Ujl Take ether. Bay of ya» ▼ Toll Service Auto tops, curtains and cush- FOR j to SALE O known as Pay? So Easy Serve! rssvs Best,'-^tst.Al«sjislU^S ions made and Slip IN repaired. STOCKTON! SPRINGS, a three acre rS0U) BY DkUiC-!Sjre’,w^W covers suitable for all cars. Special mowing field, for house lots, near the village. Situated on Ford Sedan covers. serve the Cape road; slip housewives Jersey was part of estate of Over 80 per cent of our entire the late D. G. Ames FOR SALE | WISEIce Cream for dessert instead Anxious to sell. Will make cash price toll business is on a station-to- LORD & CO. very small. Apply to Low price second nan

York. 6w21 ___ X UU X I'OMTI A! POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. AI>VKR,!sKS^f| Candidate for Republican Nomination for United States Senator Mr. Guernsey is thoroughly familiar with public questions and national legislation. branch ot He served with eminent success in the lower Congress from 1908 to 1917. men at Has a wide acquaintance with public Washington. of candidate to Infinitely more important than the claim any e- the nomination or renomination is the public right to equal repi sentation in both branches of Congress for all sections of the State of Maine. To deny representation in Congress to a vast agricultural and industrial section of the State, while crowding nearly all the rep- resentation to which the State is entitled into the southwestern Government corner, violates every principle of Representative and it is against the business interests of the State as a whole. The present situation as to representation in Congress from is unsound from a business asc un- Maine is as unsound politically as it T, L M A^/3 o/ Marne loses distribution Its continuance would weaken any political party Pair geographic standpoint. dUa of Maine Senators Z3e- situation /sfurther that favored it. PIP BEE~ emphasized by the fact that four GUERNSEY SENATORIAL COMMITTEE of tf>e entire delegation of six that the State sends to Congress are group- WALTER S. LADD, of the FORMER CONGRESSMAN FRANK E. GUERNSEY By Secretary. erf in the Southwestern comer.: * i State.

—————— at the sides of tbbie C. Chase and Roseoe H. Porter at- green trees were arranged lower end of the I SEARSPORT ! i ended the South Waldo district convtn- the stage, and across the formed a back- I ion of Sunday schools held in the Union hall a solid bank of green AUTOS BURN and of wiUi Dirt and dozens paper Dust -7 i1 for dozens I Do hurch, Swanville, on Monday. ground Pyam L. Gilkey of Boston was in town Arne ican Beauty to away roses shading from bis Wyman H Ladd of Searsport and Mias recently for a brief visit with family. At the rear of the stage The car and that Lewis of Belfast were pale pink garage Sloise E. quietly was a lattice N Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln L. Colcord went against a white background, j nartied at the Methodist parson-ge on with not from fire same work of green caught at intervals is protected to Orono, June 5th, returning the ruesday evening, June 6th, at 8 o'clock. deep pink. Lights were rose shaded, and S night. t Bangor, in said will return to Se rsport soon, to duet Caroline Colson and Robert Col- io They and afterwards ice cream and cake were by district. Northern Division, at ten o’clock Hotpoint Hughes correct cookery. summer. as was the be spend the served. Besides those mentioned the son, was a plea ing uumoer, the forenoon, si d that notice thereof pub- solo by Miss Violet Meyers, ac- lished in The Republican Journal, a newspaper v—«■» ,—^ Capt. Frank Curtis who has been spend- guests included Mrs. Harry Perry, Mrs. soprano companied by Mrs. C. N. Meyers. Miss printed in Bald district. Northern Division, two weeks with his family in Sears- Joseph Curtis, Mrs. Henry Curtis, Mrs. ing and Eben in and that all known creditors and other persons for New ac- E. P. Mrs. Andrew M. Ross, Harriet Roulstone Sawyer, port, left Thursday York, D. Nichols, in interest may appear at the said time and At our rates electricity for cooking N. F. Mrs. their soprano and baritone duet, were ac- companied by Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Cora Dow, Mrs. Gilkey, place and show cause, if any they have, why than Mrs. companied by Miss Mildred Shute. Pray- not be is 1-3 cheaper other fuels. J. W. Black, Mrs. William Goodell, the prayer of said petitioner should ers were offered Rev. LeMay and Rev. MiM Lucy Sargent and Miss Edith B. F. Colcord, Mrs. Melvin B Thompson, by granted the were confeired that 1 Parae arrived Saturday from New York, Miss Georgia Ford, Miss Harriet Roul- Atwood, and diplomas And it is further ordered by the court, who addressed the mail to all known and have opened the Parse home in Steam- itone. by Mr. Roderick, the clerk sba I send by Central Maine Power and this or- classes in a few well chosen words. At creditors of said petition Company,Belfast^ summer. copies boat Avenue for the ■ and Miss at their of resi- Stanley Kalloch of this town the close of the program an informal re der, addressed to them places Frame have re- were dence as stated. Friends of Miss Isabel F. Gray of Thomaston unit- was beld. The school the Evelyn ception paper, A. to the commencement at Witness the Honorable John Peters,Judge ceived invitations id in marriage Wednesday, June 7th, Clnonicle, was delayed in the | from Opeeche of the said court, and the seal thereof, at Ban- exercises at Maine Central Institute, II a. m, at the home of the bride in and will be on sale in a a printing, week, gor in the Northern Division, in said district, which Miss Frame will be graduated on rhomaston. The wedding was a quiet We HAVE IN STOCK little later than usual. o'1 the 10th day of June, A. D. 1922. * bereavement in June 15th. me, on account of the I L. S.l ISABEL SHEEHAN, ;he familv of the and only the im- Deputy Clerk. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis arrived re- groom, BUKIN Western and Southern Mr. The and order thereon. Eastern, to their home in Ever- nediate relatives were present. A true copy of petition cently from a trip ISABEL SHEEHAN, have louble ring ceremony was performed by Attest: ett, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Marriner. In Belfast, June 11, to Deputy Clert. in town for Hev. E. H. Webber of Thomaston. The opened their summer home Mr. and Mrs. Winfield A. Marriner, a son, LUMBER >ride was attended by her sister, Miss : the season. Winlield A Jr., weight 9 1-2 pounds. knnie Gray and G. Renfrew Wilson of j STARRE1T. In June 2, to Mr. Automobile Owners Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blake and Miss was groomsman. The bride Belfast, British Columbia and Native searsport j and Mrs. Atherton Starrett of England, left a cos- harry Dorothea Blake of London, vas gowned in combination cape j ATTENTION a Roslindale, Mass., a son, Harry Atherton, recently for New York, after spending me of tangerine Canton crepe, whitejand Jr. will do all kinds of few days aa guests of Capt. and Mrs. vith white hat. For going away she wore MR. A. K. WOOD automobile work at my harness shop. SHINGLES Joseph D. Sweetser. isvy blue, tailored, and a close hat. Jces MARRIED. top Low prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Con- md cakes were served after the ceremony A union service was held at the C. E. STEVENS’ was a cake which the 4w23 church Sunday morning, R-v. md there wedding CLEMENT-WlGGIN. In Belfast, June 8> gregational cut. The bridai couple left for Harness Shop, Church St., Armory Bldg. Harold LeMay delivering the baccalaure- iride by Rev. William Vaughan, Claude Foster where they will be for a few ate sermon. Eben E. Sawyer rendered, Hushing, Clement of Belfast and Miss. Roberta BUILDING MATERIAL and of the grandmother, lake R. R. Co. Forever with the Lord, very pleasingly. lays, guests groom's Alice Vviggin of Montville. Belfast 4 Moosehead drs. Huldah after which they will Stone, CARTER-BRYANT. In Montville, June ANNUAL MEETING. Mrs. Wilbur J. Carver and little dau- Reservoir Mrs. STOCKHOLDERS eaide in stieet, Searsport. Rev. Nathan Hunt, Herman V. in town last Wed- 7, by SUPPLIES Carolyn arrived Lallocb is a of Thomaston High stockholders of the above corporation __ ghter graduate Carter of Belfast and Miss Gladys L. The from Long Beach, Calif. They of 1918. She has visited in to attend the annual meeting on nesday chool, class Morrill. are>equested _MASONS’ Bryant of be the guests of Mrs. Carver's summers. The at 10 o’clock will searsport several groom In June 6, Wednesday. July 5, 1922, eve rv on Main LADD-LEWIS. Searsport, leaves our wharf mother, Mrs. Henrietta Young s the son of Joseph Kalloch of this town, Belfast. ./The Steamer Castine by Rev. N. F. Atwood, Wyman H. Ladd a. m., at Court House, street ie is an ex-service man; was at Camp of Searsport and Miss Eloise E. Lewis of The objects of this meeting sre to hear the week for Belfast and West Islesboro. Sevens during the war, and was on a day The annual meeting or me Elmwood Belfast. rending of snnuai reports, to elect three direc- ransport bound for France when peace to attend to other Cemetery Association was held on Satur- Bridges-Gray. In Belfast, June 9, tors for three years and any Prices on lot or vas declared. He is at the come before the quoted cargo. afternoon in the National Bank employed Rev. William Vaughan, Oscar Bridges buaineaa that may properly WANTED giy fertilizer in town. by Lincoln Colcord was elected plants of Swan’s Island and Ruby C. Gray of meeting. It to rooms. Per order of Directors. STUDENT NURSES at the Waldo Coun- pays inquire. of the association, to succeed The graduation exercises of the clsss of Swanville. FREDERICK, Clerk. president 3w24 C. W. ty Hospital. Good pay while learning. Capt. Wilfred Nickels, resigned. 1922, Searsport High School were held in SPENCER-STEVENS. In Belfast, June Apply to CAMDEN LUMBER Jnion Hall Friday evening at eight o’clock 14, by Rev George C. Sauer, George El- uu. Maude Colcord, who went to MISS GAILEY RYDER, Supt. COMPANY^ >efore a large and appreciative audience, den Spencer and Mias ChaBtene Althea Orono Saturday to attend the commence- rhe class colors, rose and white, which Stevens, both of Belfast to Rent ment exercises at U. of M., returned to Cottage T in the week vere used in combination with green, NORTHPOR Searaport Monday. Later died. the Season rtf orl*®0" and Mrs. nade a color scheme specially ef- For W. F. Sperrj abe will be the guest of Capt J. W. Turner of Allston, Mass., arrived Mr. and Mrs. ^ ective for the decoration of a large hall. has arrived from a F. Colcord in Bay View street In Poor’s June 9, Mrs. Five small rooms. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Godfrey Fla have arrived and open restoons of deep rose and white crepe Jackson. Mills, her Saturday to join Mrs. Turner at their 87 6 IVY M. GORDON, Lowell, Mass., and opened cottage on were bung from the chandeliers to Lucy Ann Jackson, aged years, tage for the season. Rev. N. F. Atwood, Rev. Harold a i taper 24U Main Street, Belfast, Maine. South Shore. summer home at Kellet Cove. 1 and aides of the ball. Ever months and 26 days.] LeMay, Mrs. LeMay and son David, Miss he corners