H oit).ion, 3VIu 'u i c. W c ( J >! I) N o , 2 5 V o l. 5 6 >■! i im—Miiii mrimiiii mm ir iinrr n -1111111111— Xa*' ‘t-A'**,*'• (-M* rr Household Sian is a m m 1 : a , p 1 a v. r fsr flic rase]. d i11 r- , 1 i- ■: *dd bo­ ons in darn t a 1 >1 > i" * ; ■ and napkin-. : me ynti at L? ii'ai imis. the n - fiinm r- to j In m i air acreage this Covering Matters of If curtains are all >we<| to dry Queries and Re I h ■ m (1 m i u • r ilia' Ho fir.-? ca-t <>v. r d m • r m n >! -.mm era <■- mi tie yon r who!) pota-h i practically 11 n- thoroughly before being starched, it a new place is genera 11 v the ..... ; lint t Map!- t mi liraimh. a i-o the purchase nhi ainahle. Importance to ; Man Who Runs a Car will be found that they will last counts ; so do not make it eare!es>|y. ' ot tom additional motor cars for clean longer. The F.xperimont Station is con­ Before you make it decide just what | m im.tm n and the r* building of the If hot grease is spilled on the tinuing thi- work during the present you are going to do with the trout j cmnpa ny's .am imdimi-e at Fort Fair- table throw cold water on to harden season. The same set of experiments aft er you have h im hooked. Look field which was I ereiit ly destroyed it and prevent it from soaking into are being run again in duplicate t n* pool over for danger spots— by tire, tiie wood. plots. In addition, another set of sharp edged rocks likely to cut the In the Transportation depart nent, If the fire is too hot for broiling, plots are included on wlcch a fer­ line, sunken trees and tin* like —so the principal improvements will lie sprinkle a little coal over it and the tilizer without potash is used, and in t nit if the trout runs toward them made at YanBuren dim to the in- meat will not scorch. addition duo lbs. o ' common salt pier muon requirements at nil engine* you will know that he must be head- creased business due principally to w m t six# carburetor should be used To remove grease from woolen acre was distributed broadcast. The far an sight cylinder engine of 600 cu- speeds. One who Is not a very good ed oil. Asfaras possible plan tin* fin* development of traffic since the goods, place goods over thick pad­ object, of this experiment is to see bio inohee displacement? And what driver is apt to have the spark retard­ whole campaign before you wet your const! net mn of the Van Bunn whether the stilt may not free some alia far a four cylinder 300 cubic inch ed too far when going at high speed, ding of cloth, apply chloroform to Hies. Forewarned is forearmed. Bridge. The wmrk outlined for Van of tin* potash which is already in the en gin e ? or have too great an advance for pull­ soiled spot, rub until dry. Sometimes, no matter how careful Bun 11 this year includes the con- Th# question of a carburetor size for ing and slow running. On the other To make house ferns grow rapidly, soil. yon may be, your fli's will g d hung struction of several additional long- cart coming under either of these hand, the automatic advance is me­ place four or five pieces of charcoal In addition to Hies* experiments Classes varies considerably. Even up in branches or brush. When s j < i * tracks, moving the enginelmuse, chanical and cannot take care of every on top of soil ; keep flowerpot in with potatoes, potash experiments though two cars have the same dis­ that happens do not try to release i building new read. etc. A crossing contingency as well ns an experienced jardiniere filled with water. with oafs are being conducted. The placement, the bore ant! stroke, length the (lie- until you find oui just how siding wilt al-<. he located between driver can. There is also more of a Ink stains can be removed from same kinds of fertilizer were used © f valves, etc., may differ, and these chance for it to get out of order than they are caught ; a' ove all, do not Spun Ban and Mapletoti and the sid- goods by covering tin* spot, with as for the potatoes. These were ap­ are factors in determining the proper the manual advance, and being less de­ try at once to get them free by yank' I ing at Lanibas will he extended to iize. The same holds good with cars salt ; squeeze lemon juice over this, plied at: the rate of dun pounds per pendable and more of a complication, ing the line. Nine times out; of t eti j faci 1 i tat e t he hand li n of trains, of any displacement most makers adhere to the hand ad­ and let dry in the hottest sunshine. acre. Tim experiment is being run the ilies will be in plain sight, al-j The expenditures o t h" mechani- vance. In fact, you will tind very few To clean coffee or tea pots boil a i in two sections. The first of these is though out of reach. See exactly | cal departim-.g mver he 1 ipiipment Haw muoh gasoline ahould a motor­ cars in which there is not provision for little borax solution in them, twice j on land which had no potash on the howtliey are foub*d, t lion work tin* of t wo addil iona l om car angina uee per horsepower per spark regulation by the driver. a week for fifteen minutes, and it wit! 1 < 11 p*-r- iotat*» crop) m i hi 5 Mm second is rod and the line carefully and gent­ heati rs, < quipping o 1 engines with heurf will purify and sweeten them. m land which had tin f* rtili/.er car- The quantity varies considerably, ac­ ly, and in most cases you will loosen tire lubricators and tin- [ i u n-1 a -*- * 1 Can you tell me why gasoline, flow­ A little unslaked lime mixed with 1 1 f V j 1) LT ^ !"')' m lit I ur.i Mi in IP Id. In cording to engine design, but a fairly ing through a chamois skin, is liable them. 11 might Im said that a good a new turret lathe and i>! !j*'r tim*1> an equal amount of smul may he each ca-e . d 11J) 1 i cate pints are being tellable constant on which a number to cause static electricity and explode ily fisherman is known by t lm q 11 irk - for tin- I terby -hops if the funnel through which it is flow­ used instead of soap to whiten the LIT e W 11 . of authorities agree Is one-eighth gal n ss and the -kill with which In ing is not grounded on the tank? kitchen table. The -urn of < 1 i * !ia< lin n apprn- 5 Ion of gasoline having a si>eclflc gravi­ ■ sol vrs a d i Mi mil ty of that -err; al­ Ti,i * \: * r 1 1 r M■nt wi 1 give Seme Unlike w»ter, gasoline is not a o! t he ty of 0.75 per actual horsepower per though . of cour-e. a gend lly fish• • r• * vidence :1. < ti, wheilier a greater duetor of electricity. It is a wcl! drops of vinegar lias been added is company's cars wi Hi safi-tv a[*;d i hour. l! in y i <• 1 * 1 ■xpectecl known fact that a spark of electricity 1 mm is net supposed 1 yrr to get atic-s, ami t?L.V.mn for < quipping the fine for highly polished surfaces. Wlietl t\\o - 11 c c e s s i \ croj ■e grown may he generated by the friction ol li ing up. As a matter <>•' fact, even balance ol tlo- company's equipment What proportion of length of con­ Apply in moderate quantities and rubbing two nonconductors together. without pot ash. necting rod to length of stroke is good the most skillful of fly misters, with lm-tal brake beams, both of If a nonconductor is in contact with rub with a soft flannel cloth. In the pu s.-lit ca ■ the unforeseen practice In long stroke engines? knows very well the experience of which are req u i red by law. the ground or a large metallic body short age of potash makes it neces­ ▲bout two to one. getting hung up ; and lie knows, too. I’he company also proposes rein­ the amount of static electricity gen Fly Fishermen Need that it is all part of the game and sary to draw conclusions from a erated is absorbed and does not make forcing the balance of 1 .<>00 freight What eatisee gasoline to drip from single year's work. It still remains Its presence known. However, if the Have Care not: a thing to grumble over, cars this year with steel draft arms m y ear burster only for a few seconds to be seen whether similar results If the barb of the hook is embeded at a cost of $<.tl.*gu2, mjiking a total 'g f t t r stopping th e m otor? nonconductor Is in contact with only a in the bark of a bran, h you can will be obtained in other seasons ftottobly the float is not properly *d- small amount of metal, such as tin* Comparatively speaking t r o u t incre.se in the expenditures for funnel or faucet, this metal becomes loosen it and finally cause it to fly and under varying conditions. P'or streams are few and fishermen maintenance and improvement to highly charged with electricity and out by shaking the line, weaving this reason it is proposed to carry on many. Do not be discouraged, says the company's property of $:k>,ooo Kindly give your opinion as to the -will discharge with a good sized the* rod up and down ami sidewise. these experiments for a series of the Youths’ Companion, if you find over last year. value of benzine to be substituted for spark if another metallic substance is Sometimes you can pry the flies years so that in the future we may gasoline. Is it dangerous to uee, and brought In contact with it or very close that there are others ahead of you. loose with the tip of your rod. If it know just how essential potash is will It injura the motor more than to It Let us assume that you are Only on rare occasions will you have Potash Experiments Is impossible to get the flies away for Aroostook conditions. g a so lin e ? about to fill your tank. The funnel Is the whole stream to yourself. Btnslne Is a richer fuel than gaso- lay your rod down, take the line in ( HAS. D. WOODS, In the tank. Within the funnel Is the Do not run races with the fisher­ Work at Aroostook Farm 11m and If properly carbureted Is said chamois strainer. The gasoline Is turn­ your hands and pull steadily on it Director. men ahead of you or try to beat Probably no work carried on by to ffra more power. It starts easily in until the leader or a ily shell breaks. ed. on, and as It pours through the them to the best pools. If an ang­ munmer, although not as easily as gas- chamois It generates static current. Do not strain the rod or break it by the Maine Agricultural Experiment ler passes you from behind, let him altao. In winter it is advisable to use Static electricity may be defined as trying to yank the flies loose with it. Station last year was of greater im­ gasoilM. Beflftne hi not so volatile as electricity at rest The funnel being go ahead as !fast as he pleases, for mediate and practical benefit to the J oo’ t Let a Cold fMoUn*, tut owing to the greater num­ charged with static electricity, If fit­ the faster he travels the fewer fish farmers than the work with potash Get a Good Start ber of heat units It contains it will he will catch. Let some one else do To Spend $313,053 ting securely into the mouth of the for potatoes at Aroostook Farm The way to check a cold in to fight develop more power. It does not evap- tank, is grounded, and no spark re­ the racing. Last year lour sets of experiments it from the first. Even the worst ergte m readily as gasoline. There The Bangor k Aroostook Railroad maladies often are easily conquered sults. Let us suppose that you did not Give the anglers ahead of you were carried out in duplicate plots. bo danger from using it if allow the funnel to rest inside the noz- Co. in line with its policy of main­ if attacked early enough. Colds may time to get some distance away, so In all plots loop pounds of fertilizer lead to asthma, bronchial troubles Sle of the tank, but that you or some that the water will have got “rest­ taining its property in a high state and pulmonary affections. In the JL dMtidlsiitliiInddriiliil to its use per acre was used. This contained one else held it In midair, so that It ed;” then follow, fishing slowly and of efficiency, have just made up their treatment of these one of the first has bacn that owing to Its being richer rested free of the sides of the tank. 1 per cent of nitrogen and S per cent needs is to build up body resistance. carefully. In such circumstances budget, amounting to $dl4.Uod.0S for In cartdm than gasoline, it would de­ It has been seen that gasoline, a vola­ available phosphoric acid. The pot­ Eekman's Alterative often has as­ fish especially the mest difficult repairs and improvements to the pro­ sisted in such upbuilding. As a treat­ posit more of this substance on the pis­ tile liquid, passing through chamois, ash varied fnun none to s percent. perty for tin* next year, which were ment for the troubles named, it has y. ton head and interior of the combus­ forms static current, which charges places in the stream, for in all pro­ The n suits i; i -1 year based on tie been used for more than twenty approved by the director- at a recent tion chamber. While this may be true the funqel. When the amount of elec bability the anglers ahead of you * yield of weig1 » d potato* s years. And in many instances it has meeting. ejected lasting relief. of a poorly refined benzine and when tricity is sufficient to Jump across from have not taken time to do it. ie two ph ts of each .,ind the mixture proportions are not cor­ The budget is made up a- follows: As with any other medicine, it the funnel to the tank, which is the When you come to a good locking should be regarded or.'y as a firm aid rect, It applies equally well when low nearest ground In this instance, a engineering Departn e it. $ 1 To, 1 .V,. pocl do not immediately cast over it >a r r to right care and hygienic liv.ng— grades of gasoline are used and when per acre spark is caused, which passes across from any position in which you liap- 2 k which includes relaving of rail-. .and a safe one. For it contains no the mixture of gasoline vapor and air the opening between the end of the nareoia- epic tea . wars will brum wistful hn an eight the firing occurs every 90 cam shaft or valves, as it seems to oc­ memnnes of fatliei, mot tier, degrees, so that all eight will fire in cur once every two revolutions of the um 11 , I iot I ei, bW i et neai t — For the June two revolutions for reasons above. In motor. W nat are you planning as a Tills is probably due to the spnrl, be­ a twelve one cylinder fires every 00 de­ lileion." remembrance;1 •* grees, so that all twelve will fire In ing too far retarded when you are run Qrzi and Grad­ T20 degrees, or two revolutions. If they nlng at high speed. Try advancing it You'll find five charming Graduation Watches in our did not fire regularly the balance more at these speeds. If it were the cam shaft or valves you would hear it d i s p I a y wi ndow: ft ve ne w would be upset. models created especially tor at low speeds also. uation. . . The cylinders of an eight should be young women and young men. * * ■t 90 degrees so that one cylinder can Eacn model distinctive— Which will wear the longer under o r ­ fire every 90 degrees, and the cylinders pendable- of a twelve should be at 6o degrees dinary conditions— the right or left You will need flowers. I front tiro? for the same reasons. This Is always There will be very little difference / have a reputation for Bridal done. In the wear of the two front tires. LAn (jlgm . The fact that the driver usually sits Bouquets, which are beauti­ W hy is it that six and eight oylindar on the left side and frequently is tbe matara are not used in truoka and in ful and artistic. I pri\'c you only extra weight in the car would raebtg eara? tin1 riiiht oTvice , Tha eight cylinder motor is a com­ tend to cause slightly more wear on Look in our window tor our special exhibit of paratively new development, but It the left tire. On the other hand, the fact that most of the turns are made ------Prices $10.00, $5.00, $3.50 may toon break into racing motor de­ to the left when turning around would sign. Sixes have been and are used In both racing cars and trucks. The main cause the right tire to travel the great­ you may select er distance, and on this basis it would all objects of added cylinders are greater Elgin Graduation Watches j For Graduation, wear more quickly. Taken all in all, >. smoothness and flexibility, and these colors, 81.50 to per the wear Is about equal in ordinary ■re not regarded as a necessity on n for Young Women and Young Men rases. * i* i/.m : Swi ‘d Vas at ohc per bunch: (’arnations * • >c truck or racing car either, for that matter. per * 1* mm. i an cave vou just what vmi wan) at the Can you tail me how to recharge dry Complete in beautiful presentation j cell batteries? boxes, ready for your selection at j null! thin*. What are the advantages and diead- Dry cells cannot be renewed In the vantage# of the automatic spark con­ sense that storage batteries can be re­ Irom $18 to $85. trol ever the manual oontrol, and ia tha auteifMrtlo oontrol at used by loading charged. When a dry cell becomes ex­ mdt#r04r manufacturers reliable and hausted it Is possible to recuperate It positive In ito action, or ia it likely to so as to get a few additional miles CHADWICK, FLORIST .gpt out of order easily and thus dis­ out of it. To accomplish this punch a J. D. Perry organise the system? few holes In the zinc retainer and dip Market £411 a re For the inexperienced driver the au­ Into water. Rejuvenating dry cells in­ Conservatories 16 High St., Houlton, Me. tomatic advance is of especial value variably consists in Increasing the since it properly takes care of the ig- moisture of the cell. The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, dune 21, 1916

both ways was much appreciated Seventh Grade and nearly 150 tickets were sold, while as many more from Houlton SURROUNDING TOWNS The following pupils of the Sev- made the trip by auto. ^ enth Grade have not been absent Geo. Avery’s “Royal Rooters “Jof during the year: Laurence Bnrlelgh. HOLLIER EIGHT about 5 0 members enlivened things, Hodgdon Ludlow Alice Berry, Claudia Calvin, Wilder with their Ricker songs and cheers, Carr, D'nald Dunn, Kathleen Hag- ; All t cl m Frii and were given a big ovation, when 'I'he Francis Bcrnaimr evangelistic Your in'emis \vi erman, Doris Hassell. Elizabeth I for tin iiniinoi’ vacation. lind it hard to iclievi that your they appeared on the field. Party of Chicago. art- conducting Hume, Beatrice Hackett, Kathleen H (filin ’ Hig;ln <*o>t b* The game was one of the very best I Mr a ml M rs. S. .J. Mc< a in sp nt ' than $ 1(100. It, Hovey, Balph Harris. Ardra Hod-, meefingat 1 he !' nit jf'd'.-ltY 'll so !:!:i rk< m finish both of whom seemed almost j ' higxihility aid Morrison, Warren Niles, C a rl Baptist church. Mr. ami Mrs. Alnmn 1 *.»\v * -11 and performance in (‘w r y ] d i t in ; hi p -<, , j O’Donnell, Madeliene Khoda, Edna invincible, and as the game went Mrs. Bernauer will address young sen ol I)antort.1,, and Mr. John Hall 1:1 <-i 1 \- that of a hi h I’iass right. Robbins, Alice Savage, Julia Smith, into extra innings with a 1 to 1 score ladies on “ Danger Signals" at the of Houlton, d v guoi s at K. ( . t i i; I! ihe ice t t1.i excitement ran high daring base Rowell's i in M outlay. 'em at least 8500 too low. Natalie Smith. Earle Starkey, Philip Baptist church. Satin day 2 5o p . m. running and a timelv hit shattered Tingley, Forest Tingley, M ary and will also addle s s a women’s Those from Ik n- at ■ n < 1 i ] u t ! . Ii ill i id tin -11e * (>pos of hoys from the Iiolf i and 'nigh fifteen years of Webb, Thomas W h ite , Ma mass meeting at th ■ Free Baptist Noble • 11 ussoy wed 11m ivcepl ieli i nto 1)or mi n. d 11 M i n: din; ; i X < •!): White, Harold Whitney. Ricker had come church, Sunday at 2 Id p. in., on in 111 > 11 It o n on Ti11it -d; \ e v in and other essential parts 'll (* score follov s : "The Woman Win. FmEm lands." were Mr. and M rs. .Jane I , o n c s t I A i -(ml i•;| r- -d-tavo ns the eiidineerinir K G. I. a h r h a e Automobile V 1 M r. Borina ii or w ill i \ e be had ure Mr. and Mrs. \Y. .) , \Y.d h, Mr. ; H a I: d t; i a i n]‘~ 'dioi.qicy to l,ui!d t] is ear an< ( i 00(1 6 1 5 1 1 (Mi "A Man’s .)<>!».' at I I, ■ Town M rs IM II II Mrs. 11 *> Regislratlon ( ’one cf Ii 0 0 11 11 Hall, Sunday 2. Id p. m . Th ■ music Hm Ii Lowery 2b 6 0 11 1 1 will he mi all i a i'lm h a t ii r ■ of all Figures of the automobile registra­ Farley If 6 it 11 11 0 i) the : U e e t i ! I L’s . tion, show a gain of 6789 in the num­ Da . - i f 4 i) (1 5 n l) East Hodgdoii lay for Our Booklet rr ber of operators licensed from Jan. Idle, ink 1 b 4 ii l) ! i i u 2 x >,ht Among Eights " i 1, 1916, to June IT, 1916, as compared 1 ta \ t -r p i 0 (1 1 In L in n ets M ! - Wii Ha 11 11 11 with the corresponding period of i t n tit>-r 5b — 5 1 1 i v i s i ‘ i n H ollic 1916, and for the same period a gain f w ; 1 c 1 i. 1 b; - i ! IM S \\ Helen P. vva < ID nd. e a I ba- of 5519 In the number of registra­ W( :i mim: >) end vilest nf I'ri* V r, . Mrs. Fver •It ! , I.; I d 11 n ; i tions. The detailed figures follow: Totn Is 45 . >.in 2i i o in II i Ml . a st- \'o ovaitim, fa n;ily \ i s i f 111 _r iii ; hnd her, I Vr 1915 F. F. H. S. a h r h po a e .dDs. Harry Stim-u n of Houlton •> Fende Operators, 20,000 Delano c 6 11 15 4 1 spent Saturday a,id Sunday with Mrs. I ward ID vr Registrations, 15,599 Gigg y cf 6 11 •> I 0 (i her father Mix it. F. French. nderson wa a > CYLINDER MODELS Trucks, 851 Churchill 2b .1 0 1 2 1 0 Mrs. Stephen Buhar returned it i ng her (la ii liter. Mrs. Frank > w ry. a few days last week. eng ei Dealers. 505 Kalloeh lb 5 0 0 15 U 0 home Saturday from Danfort h, Motorcy cles, 685 Magi 11 5b 5 II 0 1 1 0 where she has been icceiving tnat- Mr. and Mrs. Jasper ('nine ar !’(•- A he ger h vc-] »as' :cr at r i x Motorcycle Dealers. 55 Fitzlierbert p 5 0 0 1 5 0 ment the past 7 weeks. ceiving' coiigrat ulations on the birth 2 2 of a son. .1 imc 16. 1916 Seeley If 4 0 (1 I Mrs. Ada Tidd and daughter Made roinjdM Burns ss 2 Operators, 20,789 5 l 0 5 1 Beryle of Stock holm., is visiting lmr MBs Smlie Bail on and Mi iml 2 n n LEWIS STRING N A N I ■; I, O ) Registrations, 21 118 Devine rf (i ii 0 1) 0 parents ?Ir. and Mr- .John Stewart. M rs. hriiest Turney ^peiit a dav m Trucks, 155!) McKenney rf •> 0 (1 0 U 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fai l Adams of bif- Woodstock recently. I DM ier St.. C im W i. Midi. Dealers, 294 Watt rf 2 0 0 i) d 0 tleton spent Saturday night and 0 uite a numher from t his place at­ Motorcycles, 891 Sunday wit h Mr. and Mrs. Murray tended the.F.igldh tirade graduation Motorcycle Dealers, 51 Tot a Is 44 1 5 59 16 6 Adams. in Houlton last week. The 1916 cash receipts show: Earned runs 0 Tu o haso hit. Mrs. Fn-d Barton was called to Received to J une 1, $255,400.50; re­ Churchill. Bases on halls. by Bax- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Downingof Pat­ Houlton, Sunday. i>y a sudden ill ceived toJunelT, $25,695; total, $280.- ter 5, by Fitzlierbert, 4. Struck out, ten, attended the Quarterly meeting turn of her fa111er, Mr. Benjamin 993.50. by Baxter 14. by Fitzlierbert 16. on Saturday and Sunday. Athert •!>. Mrs. Alherbui is still Left on bases, R. C. I. 8, F. F. N. S. Mrs. James Henderson and two. (juit t> poorly ami not aide to do any­ 7. Double play, Baxter to Good. children of Houlton spent two days thing. Richer Wins Time 5 hrs. Empires, Solomon and last week with her parents Mr. ami County Championship Hartt. Mrs. Michael Kervin. Miss Monica Aucoin of Newfound­ Victory celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Byron Weirs of land is visiting h--rdster Miss Josie Special rates on the B. and A. af­ varieties helped to emphasize the Kelley. forded an opportunity for many fans victory, while everybody cheered to see the game. A special train themselves hoarse. Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Kelley ami Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoar went to Duck Lake to spend a few days va­ cation Thursday. Mr. J. C. Tuck has taken H. N. Kelley's place as agent while hois ST O R A G E <4 | away. b a t t e r y The Tannery and Drew School ■ ! held their picnic at 1. i k <1 wool 1 Fri- day J line 16, and a g. <0(1 time wa-; reported. Mr. A. 1). Faulkner win in Hon 1- l a r d ton on business Sat urd ay. Miss Madeline Wist of Houlton. was the guest of Miss E\ it- Douge ‘ Saturday. Master Dean Bimini j ham of Tai- ten is the guest of his gra mlimd her Mrs. Geo. Bates. Mr. < )ra Moot*rs am Miss Daisy Astle and Miss Marm 11 Doiigee of this town attended t h<- p n • n i e g i v. u by the High school H'eslimen at W illa rd Nickerson Lake Satur day .Hum 17. B atteries Mr. .John IDm-ell w 1 : 1 1 1- id hi- home ; gain m JoWlv Make these M i> Bond ii a n log Cars Better its of Mi litit Mai They taste like candy. Melt

Abbott-Detroit Lii Alter Slcw.irt them in your mouth. When American L< x'oniobilu Howe Brook L a France Lozi.-r Ames Luvcrrm Ainplex Lyons-Atlas A Health Policy AiiRcr G.-rtrudo W a i i e and little - i -1 > r the candy’s gone chew the gum. Ajjjrerson Armleder McFnrlan Clarice wop* n Smyrna mm day Atterbury McLaimlilin Auburn Macear last Week Austin Madison It’s delicious. They’re white / Nowadays there’s A very Marion Marmon Duito a la-rg. < rowd gathered last Martin Mason Tuesday i g the 15lh to gi \ .■ Bartholomew as snow, pure as snow, and no good reason for Meteor Bell Metz M iss Florence M aim a linen s how.-r. Hlumbcrg Mitchell Briscoe Moline LniKhC . ;ann manv Kin having poor lighting Brookville-Atlas Kjonai Broekwuy Monit “3-3(r in and i n ut id n*c cream they tickle little folks as well Mom and starting from a LI aor. inn' •ai w < -1 ■ n j* p • d I i.v all. M i>s Chalmers Nos. Six-30. Si..-30 M;it,u c • i \ I many pretty and as big folks. That’s why wise Chandler Nati a Useful I ft; vdead” battery. Chevrolet Nat: “ Babv Grand" Ca Coey Flyer H mm frmn Cnl- Colby folks are sure to have a box Coleman mg-' iiinl is pa; i ■: 11 *< M a nd M rs. .J. H. Crane orOnni ir tery against loss of life. Crawford Standard Holden. handy in the home. Besides, (.'row Oijren Cunningham OverlandMod.-N 83 M iss F.dlth A lii !e ■ isr \X' h«» Weld to There’s no premium to p^y and 83 Oweu-M asnetic I ’lehi | u i • I .■sh- W. Oncsdiiy tn attend there are 10 of these Adams Daniels —just ask for a Willard Davis the A. S. N. S. grad mat inn r. Mimed Denby De >ion-Bouton pari.1ri. homo Saturday accompanied !>y two free inspection card Detroiter t*f„k.ardPaige for a nickel. Dixie I’almer-Moore of hor friends. Paterson Dodge Bros. Motor Car Pathfinder A surprise party was given Mr. Peerless Then come around once Dorris Pilgrim W. A. Dunn at his home on Friday Dort Pilot Pope-Hartford evening June I6th.in tumor of Ids a month and have your Pratt Empire Premier birthday. The evening- was spent battery examined. Whether Federal in games of various kinds, candy Fisher Fostori' dght Remington j and fruit was served. Fveryoue re­ it’s in good condition or not Car Renault J Franklin Reo f ported a most eiij( yable time. Front Drive Republic AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY is surely worth knowing, Rielnuond Riddle Roland Andersen and family have Russell especially when it’s free. Geralx moved to Houlton. Glide t t Gramm Mrs. Ernest Gampbell who has Grainm S. G. V. Bernstein Sandow been ill is improving. Remember: when it Grant Saurer Great Western Sayers-Scovillt Scripps-Booth Charlie lender is on the sick list comes to batteries— we’re Seagrave this Week. Hanger Simplex Harwood- Singer experts. Barley South Bend Miss Florence Mann who for the Haynes Spaulding J Herf-Brooks Spoerer ^ past year has team teaching here' Holller “ Eight’ Stafford Howard Standard returned to her home i,. Griswold.' Stanley A Hupmobile Stearns Saturday. i CHICLE Stegeman Sterling Imperia Studebaker & Indiana Stutz IW. H. GATES SON International Suu y Interstate HAVE YOU BEEN SICK?

ackson Thomaa Then you realize the utter weakness [ones that robs ambition, destroys appetite,

Kelly Union and makes work a burden. | Kentucky Ssy* Little Ampere: King To restore that strength andetamina that Kissel-Kar V’elie is so essential, nothing has ever equaled Battery insurance in Kline Knox or compared with Scott’s Emulsion, lie- the form of Willard Krit cause its strength • sustaining nourish-! Service is a good way Westeott Wichita ment invigorates the blood to distribute to save money. Lancia VVillys-Knight - energy throughout the body while its tonic Lauth Juergena 'Vinton value sharpens the appetite and restores Lewis r‘L.P.C ” Lexington health in a natural, permanent way. 1 Liberty Zimmerman If you are run down, tired, nervous, overworked or lack strength, get Scott’s { Emulsion to-day. It is free from alcohol. Free intp—tion of any battery at any time Scott St Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. I The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1916

NOTICE Has the Time Arrived ? ftMMMMMMM * i fciT C DC C T 2* F^rimary Election 1 he tie\ t r. gular m ■ting n f l S OF LOCAL INTEREST A foost , ail j I Vlloh-i ! 1' 11ii.;i ■ ; Mr. Editor : |i *«*«*«*** WWW Results, Monday’s Voting Pomona < ; ra mm will ho hold at l\a’- t en, Wednesday .J u no 2>, 11 on. I 'a u 1 1 ra i - t!. i: ■'1 loll connection : with a mat t •r I tat has inter'Ti sted Mrs. C. P. Kinsman and two D. Sargent ( 'll ief uiuinoor of State Paul Maloney ft student at Si. A imr tin si;mki‘ t !»atdi' of ' I- elial'H’ t'eniahi Houlton a l: i h 1! i deal in the past. children returned to their hoiim >11 11 igi i wa y < ■ n: n i i s o'l. will ho pt'o- M ary’s College, VTan Huren, Me., he u 11 Ha e I V IF. Si-v.-ra 1 times 111 ballots Inn cleared aw;i,\ sent and >,i ak mi "■T!io a • t I V 1 r> has l,eiui an at- returned home Friday fur the sum- A..«m.ta Saturday mor.un* of weeks o campaigniti has iM>* n ; t T (io\ rnor : ( 'a 11a 1 in i Mil­ if the S(ati t'Unpt to d o -on el Ling that would T. acieTs 11 i g ! i way ( 'mn i u Fsi< The examinations t«*r 1 i k i ■1 Fd, mer. given out by the voters and up (o ark 1; ui'.-! in. W ler a 111 moon i • > > ion.11 T filth i in■ a 11'• 1 p to the hoys of fhi- town. Ndd at the 1 r St at I < >:ie -,f i ]),» i;,-f M ..a DorlrfCochran, who is study- »u,.' cer.lHcatea will he t he time of goi ng to press Tuesday Si tiators : BurliULrli 8 1 u will lie cunt red at the f ' Molts under AD'. J line 21, 191(5 • re- Ing at Smith College is home for the High School building afternoon return show that the Dai: Full on :;:,l, I*.■ fi■ rth • n 2i;i noon • --ieni if pes i Piper, a Y. M. A. worker was summer with her graudmothei Mi*. at 8 an A. AT. Republicans hav iium i nat ed ( ’ail Regis 11 -r of Probate : B u rleigl ' wa- t bought to ! i ve some r < - a 1 va lue Maria Burnham. Frank A. James instructin' at R E. Millikeit for Governor, 1-rcdermk IF. llausnn hV>. Thornton 28i>. i ti i t. a ml the)-, |live lie,-n deep ro- C. L left Saturday morning for gret- that the w Sidney R. Skofleld, Bowdoin 17 is Hale for F. S. Senator, Roy L. Sheriff; [fates 4, Bryson. 17u change ol lim e uk could not have Skowhegan where he will play ball In-, n continued. at home in Hodgdon with his pat­ Ward well for Auditor, Frank la. Dunn I9ii, Law IF FT. Pratt F W. As every one who 87. ents Mr. and Airs. Blin Skofleld for during the summer. Guernsey for Representative to ( in ­ 1 he > U 111 111 l T schedule on the B. A; lias given any thought to the matter Miss Alta Hunter started today gress, State Senators A. A. Burleigh, Co. ( 'omr S f e p' • 11 s o t ^ T- knows, one of tie great difficulties the vacation. A . will go into - tfi'ct next. Monday. for Boston where she will enter the A. J. Fulton, August Peterson, riault las. in carrying on any work of this The Hatheway Drug Co., are hav­ •J une 2D. with tin- following schedule : Massachusetts General Hospital to County Attorney Bernard Archi­ < o. I'reas : Powers 219. Rideout kind has been the lack of suitable ing one of the popular One Cent Sales A i rive I)epa rt train as a nurse. bald, Judge of Probate N. Fessen­ Mt>4. From Rangor quarters. Just now. however.it is as Will be seen by their ad in this is For ( 'aribou fair to ask the question if the out­ Mrs. Harry M. Briggs left Satur den, Sheriff Chas. E. Dunn, Com­ Represimfative : Barnes r,]ii. Put­ 7. F A. M. 7.80 A. M. sue. look may not 1 e more favorable, day for Philadelphia where she will missioner J. F. Stephenson, Trea­ nam 119. 12..95 p. M. 12.48 P. M. The marriage of Miss Alma Spoon­ tho Aloose Club rooms are vacant visit her sister Mrs. Jessie Waterall surer Percy L. Rideout, Representa­ 15.88 P. M *5.88 P. M. er'of Cary, and Benj. Faulkner of and it would se.-m as if they ap­ and return with her by auto. tive to the Legislature Chas. P. Ricker From ( 'arilurn For Bangor Houlton. took place in Woodstock Junior Exhibi- proach very near to the require­ Barnes. Hi.08 A. M. loan a . M. on June 10. M< ssrs. J. Harold Marriott and ments of this kind of work in our The vote for the office of Register tlon 1.87 P. M. 1.4(5 P. M. Along with the cost of “ high liv­ “Jack” Britton were in Bangor last town. of Probate is very close with .1 7.28 P. M. 7.27 P. M. ing” comes an increase in prices by week where they purchased a Velie The annual speaking contest of towns to hear from, Burleigh has From As!)land ■'or Ashland If there is any interest in this tbe barbers of Houlton as will be seen racing car, which they drove home. the Junior class of it. C. I. took 2002, Thornton 11M56. 2.8U P. M. 11.20 A . M. matter and if suitable arrangements “ M ik e ” Disy the accomodating place on Monday evening, in the by their ad in this issue. The entire Democratic candidates The changes on the C. P. R which could be made with the proprietor first; Baptist church and was largely The announcement of the engage­ night operator at the W. U telegraph were nominated as there were no went into eflect June 4 are: of the budding it ought to be pos­ office is enjoying a two weeks outing attended. ment of Miss N ell M. Johnston and contests. From North fi.ou P M. sible to do something. Alay I not The program was an unusually Harold Chadwick has been made and at Sewall’s Camps, Mattawamkeag The Houlton vote was as follows From South 11.(KJ A. M. 9.88 P M. ask that you ane the editor of the tine one, and the speakers handled and the Times joins with many Lake. on the Republican ticket, with prac- Going 'North 9.88 A. M. 8 80 P M. Pioneer will givi the use of your The Houlton Band entertained the subjects assigned to them in an riendB in extending congratulations. tieallv 189 Democratic votes thrown. (Toing South 4.88 P M. columns to this interest and that able manner. Lee M. Freedman returned last large number with their concert at any who have desires and opinions the Park, Thursday evening, and tin The judges, T. V. Doherty, Fsip. week from Bowdoin to spend the rest concerning it will take it up and change in the time of starting to 7.80 Graduation at Rev, H. G. Kennedy and MFs Fr- Canadian Customs of the month at home, and then give it a fair consideration and dis­ nestim- Davis, after careful consid­ leaves for Plattsburg to attend the is a'great improvement. High School Officials Busy cussion 2 Alay it not be possible for eration awarded the prizes as fo]lows: students summer camp. Mr. Fred Drinkwater has just com the Woman's Clt b to combine cer­ pleted a very artistic iron fence job The class of 191(5 Houlton High 1st prize for girls. Dorothy Rachel Since tlei re,.fut lu-tivity at Rebec tain lines of their work for girls and John Q. Adams was in Portland on the High School lot. The fence is School is no more, with the simple Lyons. 2nd prize for girls, Natalie by the Canadian Customs Officials, young women with this work for last week in attendance at the an­ of the newest design amt the posts yet impressive exercises of Friday Meyers. 1st prize- for hoys, ( 'ha lies when every person who was mi the hi iy s. nual meeting of the Maine Depart f I’fincis B.;irues, 2nd prize for hoys. are set in concrete piers making afternoon, the class of 21 young 8. In train mi? of ! [Fulton for Wood- The rooms are roomy and numer­ ment of the G. A. R., where lie was women and men have passed out F.'ank G, Hughes. Honoral le mon­ most durable job. stock was marched, and everything ous. and it would be a splendid elected Senior Vice Commander. from school life into the busy world, th m, Haven Dow (loi.-in, id ill tm-ir possession thing if they cnild he brought: to some to continue further study, Miss Jessie Gossman. who has a - bought in Houlton this kind of -ervi *e fig the young of Mammoth Flag Staff some to take up the burdens ot Site been employed in Brooklyn, N. A ., New Paper mi or t lie duty di-maud- our town. during the past year, returned home Dedicated in all its complexity. 1 - have eon t i i m ed tie t r ( i t i z e 1 1 . Friday for a vacation with her par­ The exercises held in Assembly in- new pap- v at M ai's Hill the hall were of tie- usual fine order ents Mr. and Mrs. W . S. Gossman, “ Old Glory” was thrown to tlu Mar* Hill Kiperprh ■ has been F e- Grange St. i breeze on Wednesday last from the and were witnessed by a large ami C e 1 V i 1 at this ot)ici inteiested audience. Tim parts wen Mrs. Alvin Cotton and young son new flag pole on the High school It . t l) be loukrd after Pv W. : exceptionally well rendered, show­ of Providence, R. I., arrived in town grounds at which time most ap ( ’ O ( S who lias associated bmse in Woodstock ing much careful preparation. last week for the summer at the home propriate exercises were given by with Mr. F. F. Moorse of Milo, who mm-e Customs The auditorium where the ex­ of her mother Mrs. Maria Burnham, the pupils of the schools. odits a paper in Milo, and the people long list, and ercises were held began to till up Pleasant St. The mammoth flag staff which ot this hustling town can he assured are obliged to submit to towers 91 feet above the ground is a early, and before the hour of com­ n "f their belongings in Mr. A. H . Standisb of the “ Ameri­ of an up to date paper as Mr. Coes beauty the main mast 72 ft. tall and mencing no vacant seats were left, their home-, and everything which can Horse Breeder,” Boston, Mass., has had much experience in this line. 24 in at the butt, was presented to while standing room was eagerly Congratulations to the Mars Hill has been bought in the l'. S. for the has been in Aroostook County during i the schools by Messrs. Madigan and sought. The stage was neatly and enterprise. [last three years is being taken or the tho past week, in the interests of his Pierce and was cut by A. E. Astle’s simply decorated witti class colors duty demanded. publication and spent a day in Houl­ crew and brought to Houlton where green and white, and presented a The fact, that much better stocks ton visiting the several training sta­ Camp Fire Girls it was dressed by the pupils of the most beautiful appearance. with a larger variety of styles, and bles. Manual training department of the The class marshal Miss Margaret much lower prices are had in the There are -evi‘1) ('till]]) Fil'es Hanson of the class of 17 at a given Houlton stores than in Woodstock, Dr. G- P. Clifford and his bride ar­ schools—the veork of getting the 1 loulton. pole ready has occupied several signal ushered the class to their has no hearing in the ease, and the rived home last week after a pleas­ Many are in doubt as to what this months and the finished work re- places to the strains of a splendid etfect on tbe business in town on ant auto trip through the White organization stands for. march rendered by Bryson's orches­ Monday and Saturday nightm is very Mountains and are receiving hearty j Aec*8 much credit upon all who had < )n Friday, J une 28 at s P. M., an tra, after which the following pro­ noticeable. congratulations from their many | anything to do with the labor and opportunity will lie given for every­ frlende. jthe necessary arrangements for its gram was rendered. evidently the people in our neigh­ one to learn all about camptire work, erection. Music Orchestra boring town appreciate the up to Great Stars for an entertainment will be given at Among the other changes and im- j For its foundation a heavy con- Prayer Rev. A. AT. Thompson (lateness of the Houlton Merchants that time, for a lecture, illustrated provements made at the County crete base was laid and the “ big ‘Come Where The Lilies" and toe excellent stocks carried hv i r t by moving pictures at the High buildings recently is closing up the stick” stands in 8 feet of solid ce- H'gli Scho< 1 (.'horns them, and it is but natural that, they School auditorium. Admission 28 gate frome the jail yard on the west j merit, this was the work of Messrs, Salutatory Celia Misk< 1 Hackett miss the calls of these pe iple. cents, tp r o c e e d s will lie used for side, so that the entrance will be Chadwick and Mcllrov and was Essay: “ Roosevelt The obtaining supplies for their work, Great Plays only from the east. done ir their usual satisfactory man­ Peacemaker" « Grammar School A t a meeting of the Trustees of the ner. Paul Sheridan Burns U. of M. held last week Thomas V. The dedication exercises coming ♦Essay : A Modern Crusader Polfticai Notes Graduation Doherty, Esq., of Houlton was elec­ as it did on Flag Day, the anni­ Ruth A urilla Kerr 95* newer >e|, ted clerk of the board of trustees. versary of the birth of our national Music (Mclustra Roland K. ('lai k if 11- " Houlton citiz'-ns had grossi\ e candidate He Is the youngest member of the emblem seemed most appropriate Class Prophecy d attending e\ercis*-s and as the time drew near for the Moiii'av msued tie bigger, Jbetter board, having recently been appoint­ Louise J ewot! 1 f an ison ■rest i ng nat un as tin is,- ed to take the place of the late \Vm. exercises, many citizens wended -say : The Foundin' of Tu-hi'>go- it a fell). 'tf A . Martin of Houlton. their way to the school grounds to Harold William Borne S c r e e n witness the ceremony. ■tier Mrs. H. F. Glidden and daughter Issay : Arizona returned to Portland Saturday, hav­ Sup’t of schools L. W. Robbins Doi’ot 11ea 11 aywai'd Stetson and Brin. Packard had charge of ing packed and shipped their house- Address to F nuergrad uati - productions the exercises which were as follows: hold goodi* to Mrs. (Hidden's new Fr "ana n Fra i, k 1; u Hall Singing, America, by scholars of t ho home in Portland. Her many friends Music < Mr lustra are regret that she is to leave Houlton High school and Grammar schools. ’resent at ion of Gifts Hoisting of “ Old Glory” which permanently but she will doubtless Vet a I sa hid A >t le I t was followed by the oat!’ of allegi-I be a frequent visitor here. Italia Beloved” ■a mi M, ance to the flag in which all joined, The following Grammar School II ( act - .Singing, “ Star Spangled Ranner.' pupils have not been absent from It is the intention of the school school during the entire year: Lloyd M. board to have the flag fly every day Berrie, Phillips Churchill, Ralph during school session where it can Burns, Daniel Lihbv, Marion Ham­ mue h • seen by all to stimulate patriot­ ilton, Hillus Ingraham. Bernard M ism and foster reverence, for the Hi- McCluskey, Virginia McLoon, Isa- most beautiful national emblem Cla- bell Plant. that the world knows. a m /a-

( i11 i; i : Socn-iarv-Tivtis'.iriT M A v \\ V- Alarshal Alanpii-t \ ■ta< ( 'hiss Mi»t 111 : “ FI N ISH FD, Y FT 1 It H N M N D " I a Fpirn the stage wt- S'at'il tile d Ala. school l'acu 1 /, the m, (llbi-M of the and AIR.d IF school hoard. Rev. A . Ai. Thompson repiv-i ii : ;i : j Ve 1 at the test and Supt. L. \V. Robbins. have aemutM-id lin t v Each number on the program was T'hi- u! le r conn listened to with (dose attention, the also wit hdraw. Dmma I- ratio- - J .■ 1 Hal! playhousesi Salutatory by Aliss Celia Hackett Till - d eat ll nf I fates Senatnr IF --s-mtat mn ef Diplomas was charmingly rendered, as was Fdwin ( Riirh i: ■liciled many I.. \Y. Bel do ns. Supr. u t S c 11 o n 1 s ; the Valedictory by Aliss AIcLoon. I in (pun as tn how hi- uccessor will ( 'lass ( )de. composed by Li •slie Hall ! Aaimal Statues There are three of these acts, ex­ The address to the undergradu­ he selected. ( lass * -Mi cits : President , J Mexico With War dogs. setter English white d ffte bt rba salos n pedi- nnd stallions Arabian Wblte n e etrsti esn which season, this features new and l«d to to l«d a h js y aos oodford’s W famous Statues. Animal ly jus the la odyJl aemn novelties' many 8 have July Monday McCluskey, McCluskey, school during the during school ilton, Hillus Hillus ilton, el Plant. bell Berrle, Berrle, pupils have have pupils Burns, Daniel Daniel Burns, permanently permanently be a frequent frequent a be regret that that regret ing packed packed ing home in home hold hold A . Martin of of Martin . A take to ed board, returned to to returned the of elerk ted Doherty, Esq., Esq., Doherty, H e Is the Is e H only from the east. east. the from only U . of M. M. of . U (ld «, to that the entrance will be be will entrance the that to «, (ld gate frome the jail yard on yard jail the frome gate fvmns ae t the at made pfovements hs ipa cnit o snow- of consists display This buildings recently is closing closing is recently buildings congratulations from their their from congratulations friends. friends. n at ti truh the through trip auto ant h prs ici, hc i bil- is which Circoi*, Sparks’ The rived borne last week after a a after week last borne rived Mountains and are receiving receiving are and Mountains bles. ton visiting the visiting ton publication can Horse Horse can the past week, week, past the has been in been has of her mother mother her of Pleasant St. Pleasant of Providence, Providence, of last week for the for week last Grange St. Grange rdyfravcto ih e par­ her for Friday vacationa with nsM.ad r. S Gossman, S. . W Mrs.ents andMr. during the past returnedyear,home enepoe nBoky, . Y., X. beenemployed in Brooklyn, elected Senior Senior elected The following following The menfcthe of of meeting nual in week last students students leaves leaves of the the of week week Mrs. H. H. Mrs. riends in extending in extending riends A t a meeting of of meeting a t A and the the and Harold Chadwick has has Chadwick Harold ment of Miss Miss of ment ing” comes an increase increase an comes ing” the barbers of Houlton as Houlton of the barbers by tbeir ad in this issue. this in ad tbeir by e ro f Cary, Cary, f ro e on June 10. June on Am ong the other changes and and changes other the ong Am olo. took Houlton. sue. as Will be seen be Will as Or. GL P. Clifford and his bride his bride and Clifford P. GL Or. ing one of the one of ing nsM.adAr. ln kfed for SkofleldentsAirs.andMr. Blin the vacation. thm n ogo wt hs par­ his with Hodgdon at homein summer withher Mrs. grandmother M aria aria M ing at SmithCollege home isfor the Mr. A. H . . H A. Mr. | OF OF | mer. sum­ thereturnedhomefor Friday Mrs. Alvin Alvin Mrs. * 8 aysClee Vn u , Mo., n, Bun Van College, Mary’s is ese osa. h has who Gossman. JessieMiss Q. John FA Cigars A F B The announcement of of announcement The Lee M. M. Lee Along with the cost of of cost the with Along The marriage marriage The The The inyR kfed odi 17SidneySkofleld,R. is Bowdoin Miss Dori^Coehran, whois Miss Dori^Coehran, study­ al aoe a tdn a St. at student a Maloney Paul od t Ms (idns new (Hidden's Mrs. to goods jest d g a r factory in in the state factory r a g in d jest made them, has jobber ie two give Animal Statues Animal * & *& t K *&W W *& * * * W W W W W W W t K Y o u r Gun and Go and Gun r u o Y having recently been appoint­ fromBowdoin to spendthe rest hlis hrhl, Ralph Churchill, Phillips Portland. Her Her many friendsPortland. o Patbr t atn the attend to Plattsburg for ahwyDu o,ae hav­ Co.,areDrug Hatheway held month Burnham. onet ebr f the of member youngest .Gidn n daughter and Glidden F. theplace Wm. ofthe late summer camp. h i t lae Houlton leave to is she andshipped house­ their ree, otn Mass.,Boston, Breeder,” otadStra, hav­ PortlandSaturday, Aroostook County during igna con Isa- McLoon, Virginia dm ws n Portland in was Adams T andspent a inday Houl­ o be asn from absent beennot u h wl doubtless will but she Houlton. remn eynd last retyrned Freedman iio here.visitor .A . weeh was he where R., A. G. Standish of the Ameri­ “ mes e im last last ib, ain Ham­ Marion Libby, n Bn. alnr f ' m ' of' Faulkner Benj. and tedne t h an­ the at attendance otnad on son young Cottonand nrhm Bernard Ingraham. fHutnws elec-, wasHoultonof Mrs. Maria Burnham, Maria Mrs. elM Jhso and JohnstonM. Nell xiiin here exhibitions inthe interests ofhis Vice Commander. R. popular One Cent Sales several sta­ training at at nieya: Lloyd entire year: by theirby in adthis is summer at the home place rma School Grammar or o trustees. of board h Mie Depart Maine the the ner*Trusteesof the of she MissSpoon-!will Alma forday Philadelphia where

week Thomas V. J V. Thomas week I., I., oe ad then and home, on wt many with joins congratulations. arrived intown been made and in OA INTEREST LOCAL in h engage­ the will Woodstock thewest, rnent. work the this was highliv­ “ rcs by prices ony rt bs ws ad n the and laid was base crete County p h sik sad in stands stick” the up hearty | fleetsbad much who credit uponall White pleas­ many be m Fris onain hay con- heavy a foundation its For im- seen

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n Pi. akr hd hre of charge had Packard Prin.and

n ste ie rw er o the for near drew timeand asthe witnesstheceremony. mlm emd ot appropriate most seemed emblem anni­ the national our birthof theversaryof Day, Flag on itdid as xrie, ay iies wemied citizens many exercises,

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nme o dfeet famoi s different of number A anything toanything Se 3et" ad h swain, 3weet,"“Sue, the said otsad h fnse wr re work finished the monthsand oe ed hs cuid several occupied has the ready gettingpole of work schools—the twsdesd yte uis f the of pupils the by it dressed was aultann dprmn o the of departmenttraining Manual

4 i tte ut ws rsne to presented24 was butt,in atthe rwadbogtt Hutn where crewbrought and to Houlton ireadwsctb . . Astle’s Pierce E. cutwas and A. by theand schools Madigan Messrs.by beautythe mast 72main talland ft.

course he would, silly boy!” towers 91 isa feet groundabovethe

h pupilsthe theof schools. rud a wih ie ot ap­ most time which at grounds rpit eecss ee ie by given were exercisespropriate e fa pl o te ih school High the on pole flag new you, reeo ensa ls rm the lastfrom breeze on Wednesday pleted job a fence veryartistic iron r e i cnrt pes aig a making concrete piersareset in is improvement. a'great changein the time of startingto 7.30 fti eet ein n te posts the oftiie and designnewest onSchoolthe fence High lot.is The most job.durable the Thursday Park, evening, andthe ign, StarSpangled Ban Singing, “ nor.” ag ubr ih their concert at with largenumber Lake. tSwl’ Cms Mattawamkeag Camps, at Sewall’s officeis enjoying a twoweeks outing t s h itnin f h school the of intention the isIt night operator at the . W osig f“Od lr” which Glory” Old of“ Hoisting businessto please myself?” The her coldly from him. racing car, theywhich drove home. ekweete ucae a Velie weekwherethey apurchased andreturn with her byauto. visit Jc” rto werelastin Bangor Britton “Jack” trainas a nurse. o otnweese il ne theforBoston enter where will she . lf Stra mrig for duringthe summer. morning ball willplay hewhen* Skowhegan Saturday left L C. ascuet Gnrl optl to Hospital Massachusetts General at 8 state thecertificates at hewill held High High hlrnrtre o hi hm in home theirchildren returned to AugustaSaturday morning. amt Flag Mammoth h mmoh lg tf which staff flag mammoth The think married got that we if se­ l lr” a trw t the to thrown was OldGlory” “ h Hutn ad entertained a Band Houlton The r Fe Drinkwater Fredhas Mr. just com­ ke” iy h accomodating the Disy ” e ik M “ i sr. . aod arot and Marriott Harold Mi J.ssrs. r. ar .Big lf Satur left Briggs M. Mrs. Harry he'ddo “And that.” let me is la utr tre today started Hunter Alta Miss aln. “n a income an “And bigdarling.” rn . ae isrco a R at instructor James A. Frank h Eaiain fr Teachers for Examinations The r. . , isa ad two and Kinsman P, C. Mrs. Mias .30 eiain xrie coming exercises dedication upcosy Willing. Suspiciously lier Waterall sister JessieMrs. A M. A. ito shirt his front, but he col ulig June 2-1, building School 1913 ue e would,sure he dear,” re­ Brown,” said, he sadly. and and Dedicated do do ih h lbr and labor the with lo ad was and dlroy M 8

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work. td t ft hmevs o life's for themselves fit to study rcosy oneld continued a counselledgraciously uig h ps fu yas and years, four past the during record splendid its congratulated uponthe class words few inwho a ebro te or o education of hoard the of member a ThorntonMrs.was byS.made S. standard. ul upfullyto the Houlton were whole a theand asexercises rga ws peddy delivered splendidly was program prolonged applause. h ak asthewas mark andher various gifts e o te rga ta always that program the on ber sl a ditv and Veta daintlv MissAstle was by audience both class ofami attention close the holds much merriment. the caused classmatesfuture ofher hershowing to close studentbe a of tsb rea F Hil wasalogi­ ates Htill F.Freemanby yhnld y Misshandledly byLouise Harrison, ua ntc, e predictions of her notice,human izedits by fine delivery. a camnl rnee, s was Missthe McLoon. asbyValedictory rendered, charmingly Hackett was Celia Miss by Salutatory listenedto with dost- col or. e. . . Thompson M.j school A. hoard. Rev. calandscholarly address character­ n nt L \. obn. j \V.and L.Snpt. Robbins.

col auc fu in.school flu- faculc, “ FIN IS T FIN II YF ED,“

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ah numberon Each the ui Orchestra Music ryr e.A M Thompson M. A. Rev. Lilies" The Where Come “ Prayer r,atrwih h floig pro­ following the tra,afterwhich inarchrendereds Brysonby orches­ lcst te tan o a splendid a their of strains the places toto class the usheredsignal Upont vei stagehe Hanson of Hanson theclass 17’ of given at a ipydcrtd ih ls colors class with decorated simply re n wie ad rsne amostbeautiful presented appearance. and white, greenand ogt Tesae a nal and neatly was The-stage sought. hl sadn ro ws eagerly was room standing while s< left, vacant mencing no were ats al,adbfr te or f com­ of hour theearly,and before rie wr hl bgn o il uj< fill to began held were ercises xetoal el edrd show­ rendered, exceptionallywell eulcn hv nmntd Carl nominated| have Republicans ing muchcarefulpreparation. and largo bya witnessedandwere neetdadec. The partswen inteiested audience. inall its complexity. oe o otne ute study. furthersonu1 continue to take up l>urd< tin- to some ns atron eun so ta the that show returns 'afternoon olwn i t is Following al ee f h uul ie order fine usual the of were hall oe n mn ae asd out passed have 24 young- men and women of class the afternoon, h ieo on t pes Tuesday press j to thetimeof going to up j and voters out.given the by from schoolfrom lifeinto the busy world, fweso cmagig a hei has» | campaigning ofweeks of yet impressive exercises of Friday Friday of exercises impressive yet coli omr, ih h simple the withSchoolis no more, at Graduation (ballots tin*has result cleared away, ial 139tically votes Democratic thrown. on ticket,thewith Republican prac­ contests. 2002,1905.Thornton eenmntd s hr wr no were there as nominatedwere 3 with close very is Probate of on t er rm Breg has Burleigh from, tohear towns ie o h Lgsaue hs 1*. Chas. Legislature the to tive Representa­ Rideout,surer L. Percy Com­ Dunn, E. Chas. Sheriff den, Barnes. isoe J F Sehno, Trea­ Stephenson, F. J.missioner Archi­ Bernard Attorney County gress,State Senators Burleigh, A.A. ad ug o Poae . Fessen­ N. l’eterson, Probate bald, of Judge August Fulton, J. A. Guernsey toforRepresentative Con­ ae o l. . eao, o L. Roy Senator, S. lT. for Hale adel o Adtr Fak E. Frank Auditor, for Wardwell Frederick for MillikenE. Governor. The The h adtru we> h ex­ the when> auditorium The • Excused h eecss ed n Assembly in held exercises The h ls o 1U Hutn High 19UJ of Theclass Houlton follows as was vote Houlton The h nieDmcai candidates entireThe Democratic Register office forthe vote The of A I b class t oohaHyad Stetson HorothoaIHayward • H p-asu nr ip dle M«>dora Adelle Mo asa Ms Margaret Miss marshal Fr. Hall Franklin eman

Louis*1 11 Jewett arrison i mk o tn ba tin' 111 of smoke * ■ of aod ila H.-me i William Harold (5 cn-t Wan rmr Election Primary Peacemaker" alSeia BurnsPaul Sheridan i Results, Monday’s Voting Monday’s Results, II i III i ]S i ■ ! ] > > o |( ' j vdne b the, by evidenced o te diplomas tie- of Hugh School(.'horns old lYrrn William i a M E k V.-ta F RuthA urilla Kerr 'l Label V'Al ih School High BF<; I sm-mi-d attention, id progrtim High School nicely !"-] elite " f the j of " NN umani/a- on o hit to done A - I AG " I " AG Mar Astir of life life of De­ was tlx- t in- | urns ff ra .ion

i mary election mary on Monday. hog a wl a w can.- Sydney we as wellthrough as D at nominated he will who nt his the intmi-same time declared Smith. i n o support toti« n sent a telephone messageto Augusta, ak ad h Mi- candidates Maim- the and banks rm Aw okavsn hs party his advising York AA-wfrom owtda isSaetce ad hi­ its and Stateto ticket withdraw the danger, but jump in and scramble world must wo not stand shivering o* itea fr i-tt o Mam-!', aim M of tin-State for mitteeman ade, rgesv ntoa cm j com- ' national ProgressiveGardner, thebrink and thinking ofthe cold and ht w Cie Sae senators States Cnited two that on t<> placed winners the be July, must beelected that time.at h rglr alt n Sejn-mher, so in ballot regular the of part latter the primary special m pi dm :In d i I etd ht o.Cri il re apected thatCurtis order Gov. will The people. the of electiondirect ilb ed nSpebr I is Itex­ bewillheld in September. Maine in this kind first of election stitutionsenators are chosennow by jH'v m j1 lI I I ! / em ht ne the- underCon­ amended term, hut tillout to successoran unexpired a heselected. inquiriesas to his how successor will alsowit I i- ,,thTie- di . BurleighC.Edwin has elicited many and -gd n-pr hav i " t a f i -; PMC f e • \ ! ( > Mli ri-pta and lh-j differeu si In a t'f yi o f Io f h l o v audv tn Hn Hlet . , p. Halbert Hon. tin*Saturdav. o o anything do worth To while thf in The governor formerly appointed formerly governor The obtaining suppliesfor work.their M us tepoed il e sd for used the he proceeds will cuts, col uioim Amsin 25 Admission auditorium. School i-et n (I nf Tie-death n n ei 1 St a tes Senat or httm, o a etr, illustrated lecture, a forthat time, oneto learn all about campfirework, y oig itrs t h High the at pictures moving by foran entertainment will beatgiven every­ heopportunitywill for given organization stands for. ofthis hustling assured betown can hashad much experience Coes in this Mr. line. asofan up paper to date editsa paper in and Milo, thepeople Houlton. ih r i. ' Mos fMl, who i'h ii. Mr. Moorse withMilo, of H. os wo is soitd himself associated lias who Coes, Enterprise. cei ved at tins office. f a t e i M - nto t I I n - as il 1 Hill IntelMars tion, Haven Dow Goodin. Dowtion, Haven Ye eration awardedthe prizes as follows: attended. the in evening, Monday on place "Hug ees 1st forhoys, Charlesprize Meyers. h Jno cas f . . . took I. C. R. of class Junior the ablemanner. the ansubjects inassigned themto etn Dvs atr aeu consid­ careful nestine after Davis, ieoe ad tfine speakers handled andhe one, Frank G. Hughes. HoiioraUe men­ HoiioraUe G. Hughes.Frank rni Bre. 2nd forhoys,prize Francis Barnes. girls, Natalie for 2nd prize Lyons. FirstBaptist church wasand largely e. .. end ad is Fr- Miss and Kennedy H.G. Rev. Ricker 334. a 119.nam n i: i u a 37. riault 13s. rpr. s " " h'-r.-hyI ante !i vine 113, Hanson155. Thornton250, 1 i k tn1 3 1 ,Pa ri' k h u r s t . i .Wi n - . Dunn 190, IsT. Lawlis Pratt. Weed 3, l withdraw all I)aigI.■!Si, Fi l l 1 1 1 u3 51 1 . ’ ' ■ 1 1 ■ 1 1 OnFriday, t a k' i H a l . .MH a l . i .1 1 hr art There '. al>M, f !) ;tt tt Koland I-I. (’lark ayaei ob s owa thisarein doubtMany as to what Hill Congratulations Marst«> the u ubi ubi \-u i>S!lei t 1 hi -ssi s t st o okd fe b W S. W. by It after is to lookedho as Pn a: n >si \ > Only h ugs T V Dhry HsrSiato Senators Burl'd : u (iovernorFur I ( ’allahan: ( !■ oy \ a 10 11 t: i Camp Fire Girls Fire Camp oiia Notes Political e uninai , i > W : I !Co ' l l n t \ Veit t< I raw . i - u need One a i e o111; S Si'llll! S. , ell! caml Mi 1 t F Ami F.1 ndidati- t < V I New Paper New 11 v An or to Roar

as its a t -1; a an l a fp i ee Cm Fires Camp seven J Junior da from ie2 ts . . anline M., 23 P. ats Hughes Hughes •; t g an . y L5. y lion -S" ) Yt\ i i n a t i i i >a ' i ■'r o-a t.• pane pane voters ofMaine, e ite -- F ,he following signed unet-my wir,id''aw- . -1: v 1" !' e prop, he’ r t inn nominee an for addts will candidates i withdrawal, eir .ris at o statetor auditor Pro Houlton, of ■ e If.avc h ■ 1 I I 1 1 1 t He pt l . Clark F. el h Ithe ’ . eandidatc tor a" 1I. ■ 11,I|. ;Mar" r "Ir a i es i - i i i i 1 m tam! Don) also tmi. " Success. >r a' ■ ha- Man n Fair­ and iah of minathm ■"'am t a nI i . - the fe I'iKI | milk Exhibi- i-i o[ ii>act > t a n e Pn •n uh been Hill ad P maid >n- 2 -n n- i 5Y,;ii i 231.ui I or 53. . Mii. !- T! a e- 1 , 1916 1, 'r tin ! ■ _1 1 k "-fte r re ‘11 ut ! etc., ofthe school, was carried out. tionof tin-largest class in the history taking the whichmannerin gradua­ ofcredit must he for giventhe pains­ \ iead isGgis a great deal a tire MissGoggins.and deferred. jilt.- t hat t pirtin tieup. to had slow back to was stown ii o'clock before children ff at bring .''clock tot hem eae Domkn tin- so hour Duomaking became. buck- ii nd. fori h ls, a l-rtd t Nicker- the wasclass,cl'-hrated of at history the in final chapterthe phine Avorv Munro, Gladys May- May- Gladys Munro, Avorv phine hell Russell, KennethNason, Walter rni Rbr Michou. RobertFrancis i CalsTay Tesrr Ber­ Treasurer. CharlesTracy; gil Wite; Vice-President, Whittier; l e u m a S nardJohn Me( 'luskey. rne eel al Ea Victoria Eva Hall, Frances Jewell ’lass( Had Leslie composed (due. by ero, el Oa Rsel Jose­ Russell, Opal DellaPearson, ad a tvn; ertr, Vir­ Secretary, Stevens; MaeMaud C la - Bn Ynl.

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s, of last Thursda\ when t ho iarm class fromthe I School. Bmpon(Dammar of "U,-h an interesting natur-- as those ls ofcr: rsdn, Joseph President, officers:Class flu xctv Cmite Emma a m m E Committee; Executive Grammar School Grammar them, andit is hut natural thatthey hv carriedand stocksthe excellent Merchants Houlton(lateness theof miss the calls ofthese pc iple, oig on prcae h u to up the appreciate town boring f et m te uies n on on town in business theeffect, mi noticeable. Monday andSaturday Monday nights isvery a ohaigi h cs, n thehas andno case, hearing in the the! in had are prices lower much an inspect ion int of belongings heir pastthree years is being take*) orthe j ih agrvrey f tls andj styles, of with alarger variety stoppedand searched. uydmne. I demanded.duty Houlton stores than in Woodstock, Woodstock, inHoultonstores than hasbeen bought which everything theirhomes, and these people ai'e and obliged list,to submit to long aOfficials havewho Customs more tluTe orare a dozen search ing. o \ vr ta ad n" s being is ant" and team tot\ every i* s. lot rain was i IloUl’Ml it ill her bought aken he) <>rsupposed to 11 stock was search"'), and everything everything stock andwassearch"'), hc thy a i t-r ]msses>ion tm-ir twhich in hadhey Canadian Customs Canadian \'A hneeypro wo a o the on waspersonwhen every who GoingSouth yth aain utm officials,byt Customs 'anadian he( on North 9.35Going M. A. wentinto effect June4 are: 2.5U M.P. , rmAhad {- Ashland From rm SouthFrom 11,00 MI.A. North From J u 10.95 M. A. 'arihon( From 1 2 . 3 3I* M . . A i rive wl g it etf«-ct into go m A .will rm BangorFrom 1 n on 11 i Ira: n Nil ae wnr te a wasFake.pleas- wln-re day the 7.25 M.P. High ( way 3.53 1’. M ten, 7. to M. A. D. Sargent 1, theofficial." continued hav- tie 1.37 M. P. • spent boating, m sports, music Fvidently the people Fvidently in h fc,ta mc bte stocks better | fact,The much that 1 - " t a n h i i t i gb y oi pry a be nlainu been had < partymovie * >n t heroadWoodstock from wit . Bobbins. . Snpt W F. . ofSchools 0- mis a butevening, to owing 11 r M t s e re ta i Woodstock in that rtedIt rep is s Bn ic teien atvt a Debec Since at theiveent activity The changes on the I C. . t Fn-. ea f I diet. n 1 in ■Ilf niatio.u Hi of jiIonias I'hesummersoiled u h- 11 e 2(5. with Die folio wi i w aids, who was to ca 11 fot nu e f atf'-ndingensure of exercises I 1 h I u m t»i»a ( Wed III ; di hne f Time of Change Ftnuni Franc " J a U ! 1 1to ■ 1 1 s >i o1 1piif , s ■W i ll) l oc o n i on a-nown State H rah uab- a f t imoon 15-rY

-I III) tine e t ua no­ n gular next k n } * an 1 oko ha mi W: I : t If of * i-day ve ve raugo B < ■ a ' i i < ' I ’a \ v . iI- i;a( 'an; ■land F A a ' i i r a \\ o o w i f picnicdinner, OTICE NO talc u 1 1 n i i s: k on ak he ■■Chief il 1 I Y Mi'll , I / Houlton t 1, Officials Busy Officials Ma I m ;irg in . In- mar ia I Vina J will < mi h F S fr the , S. for F. the Jia < q w a y Graduation O-Sil iihi hi r it i t dri tinv. of r ■w - If Mil o. il 11 will ion. 1 ■rr I Ma.- S', v. i hi F l i p i n o ir o \\ -i r ah. <■ duty deniand- 1 I mi 1111 - 11 - F! la Bam

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i at tKe test at productions Ml- on wmn ih hs ok for work this with women young iei ar osdrto ad dis­ considerationit and give afair bi&jer,J>etteii hi iy s. h oa' hbt cmie cer­ combine to(hub theWoman's tain girls lines oftheir for and work it May not be for cussion possible ? n h ae eie ad opinions desires andhave any who L Q ocrigi wl tk i u and up it take willconcerning it oun t ti itrs ad that and interest this to columns the not of editor I and the ask that you May sibleto something. do pos­ he to ought itof thebuilding Pioneer will give the use of your your of use the give willPioneer ol e ae ih h proprietor the with madecould he et fti kn o wr i our in work of kind mentsofthis n t ol se a i te ap­ they if as seem would andit town. ra Stars Great rah ey er o h require­ the to near very proach h Moe lb om ae vacant are rooms favorable, Club Moose more the be not may look matterand if suitable arrangements Great Plays Great art s te usini te out­ the is question if the fair to ask however.it now, Just quarters. n arig n n wr o this of suitable of work lack been hasthekind any on carrying in nw,oeo t get difficulties great tieknows, one of hasthoughtanygiven matter to who the one Asevery been continued. gfi-ts t thehat his 1 ■ in; in it. t and hen win twin nought to n o i la he of One uri w i! 1 t Mil s, dop! to times Sn. hv be de re­ deep■ been have ire for young the , theatre it i r a f h . okr was avcsomenull workervalue A. th m tig ht would thatething os f je town, fjie of hoys d A t udr Mr. under id Arts connectionion in r u o y s - k & A

of The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1916

Established A pril 13, lsu '•anlilo world, who has s< sol ati ami the eggs and l'1' I hi m| | is i ) i i a. e I i \ i • I > s i • - 11 111 tin i. i at his command. THE AROOSTOOK TIMES 1 hi t o a 1 a nii. Twenty year ''.v "i lamily life ALL THE HOME NEWS. 'v a ' a r i; -1: 1 r< , 1 1i I h ■ «•.«11 j 11 ■hi- wfi. n fie was i Uie faintly "at, Mu o man date'' his Published every WfiMnesday Morning by the' Legal Newspaper Decisions inn ny h.. wont back PRINCE Times Publishing Co. i ,«. which •led t o h i s H hi! CHflS, H. FOGG, Pres. & fVlgr. tin- Mil-. GRAUSTARK ,Subscription' in ( . s. per year iri advance, $g.no in arrears : in < 'auada in advance, u in arrears. DOUBLY PROVEN BY Single copies five cents.

r- ( GGORGG BARR No Subscription cancelled until g‘ I all arrearages are pairl M cCUTCHGON Advortisi: grates based upon circulation and very reasonable. Communications upon topics of general inter­ Ida' Copyright, 1W4, l>y Dodd, Moad amt Company. est are solicited I i 'la K to u b 1 < d ' j" I’d;' ■ d fid Kmteied ;it tlie p ist oilier at I! i >11If (ill for idi i 1 dilation at tcoid ci;o-" povta! rates. i t Iw !.•••' -m • For Ad vert inn a Rams apply a flm lfi d 1 i " n t am! Ma : ; It IV rr rid Frince Kobin sat in the royal coach, “Mr. Blithers, my lords,” ho an­ , ol I;, r m-n, nounced, and stood aside to Jot the “Hujuhcs-WSiy”? and his brown, handsome, manly •- i a fi, i 1 stranger in a strange land pass lfi n, face was aglow with smiles. instead ! ' i- '■ :' M l.lt;. i 1 ! ■ within. ! lid")' t !; i - ca pin o i ,1 ;n , d, ( U,'; i d of a silk hat he lifted a gay ami ,1 ..dll', S c! 1111 111; i n. p:..id" II I U "d i lit , , 1 , | ' fi ' ■d ■ ■ ' > ‘ ■ p ‘ I i V 1 1 V VM- The Conference In the Castle. ;» ; i ■. i v t .- ;: . > ,, ■ r m ' x * ■ r.■ \d., n ! , ’ ! 1 : form he wore a suit of blue serge and ( diark’s 1 ’.van ' 1 1 nJe v r to !m ’ e " I : u - '(i1 i'11" 1 ■: < \’ ! ■ i Wr,, 1. 1 I . ■ ; . ; 1 , a peculiarly American tie of crimson NUMBER of men wore seated ! imininat uni I'oi t !i" lfi, -id. ; ry w fi mil ! a " ’ I >■ an'.' Kid- : • ( : ■ u ■ | ; ■, hue. He looked more like a popular about a long table in the cen­ | was publish" ! in d'U p ■ • i, d <■ n t Li L'li1 j t : u 1 ; i ! : ’, ■' i . I - , athlete returning from conquests ter of this imposing chamber. of Ma v lfi i•vident Sefi in man. vvw> No one arose as Mr. Blithers 1st nt - J' ; u . lie.: : ’ . W abroad than a prince of ancient line­ lias sc, ;i set". ; re in 1 m ' d ! p !>, u : a t i c age. But the crowd cheered itself entered the roo a and stopped just in­ corps ami as a. 1 ’ 11 i 1 i p; • i u ■ ■ "• ininm ...... 11 fi 1' 1 " ; t w hoarse over this bright faced young­ side the door. He was at a loss for i h ■ i , i j i 1 'u ’ ' ' * • 1 p ‘ t . - ! I L ( )' s i o n; ■ in w i v a vs(a*ia !1 1 w o!i M r. . m ! 11 ster who rode by In a coach of gold the first time in his life. His gaze ! '- 111 ■ 1 1 d'l 1 ! U •1 s 1; i -1. ■ 1 1...... and brandished a singularly unregal fell upon a hu so oaken chair at the liu g't i" s w 1 ■ i c; i i" t atm i.i at Domed!. , I . U ■ 1 ■ ■ . 1 ! d. , i I 1 V , chapeau. far end of the table. It was the only From ; is ad miraU" * '• "nd! i"U "1 t() M- unoccupied seat that came within the r a i o w,! i i ! ! : ; m His alert eyes were searching the the reason; w i y Mr. llwdn ■ -!;, c i 111 r kid ifias ml nm w;M ah' v ' J m 1 i crowd along the street, in the bal­ scope of his rather limited vision. he nominal" i and t d Ur. • idml mail tin ;' conies and windows with an eager Was it possible that the big chair we republish Dm fi fimmm; par,.- ’ 1 1 ' 1 : ' '■ 11 ' 'L* ..'it was intended for him? If so, how i ! 11 s 1 w 1; i i ■ • \ . | mil' \ Intensity. He -was looking for the IT i,.; i ;! wondered what h?r thoughts might After what appeared to him to be -fto same that a uad ana ; !' -"i'V "i! 11 1 fi t J !l ' ;| : '"'iirrq io i s • an interminable length of time, but that i n wl ia t "V or pi.siiion lie fias ta "ii a k u i r r, i u'e.cly recom ■ be on beholding the humble R. cim in; U t : . ■ | | ! . "J O, w.q. - w - Schmidt In the role of a royal prince in reality no more than a few sec- ] placed lie tix Uhl. A 0 ■! t ; . ,m a n ,■- a r, • -., m r. n i " receiving the laudations of the lov­ onds, a tall man arose from his seat J Heed of the simat ion, mod all ds \ 't 1 ■ , r- !ii t U fc l T ^.i 1 i ing multitude! and advanced with outstretched I energy and devotion in • ■ 1 f ' i! < I { 1 It-- t • • fi,- Passing the Regengetz, his eyes hand. Mr. Blithers recognized Count j and accomplished h U t a - p lid : T:' 1 !•wm to woe ) * d. t Man Quinnox, the minister of war. lie j O t km 1 m , i ! i i i swept the rows of cheering people | traordinary success, '■va -. < >r i \o n ! o' i.filer ebook that friendly hand with a fer­ -ISl 1 1 , h, banked upon its wide terrace and I There was no bet h r sin Tv" t liel'.- 1 ' i 1" leal eo;;), - Prof. Cards. vor that must have surprised tho j t l y , lew. j'1 •'<'11mic!, as 1 oil;;: im;. and ▼erandas. He saw Mr. and Mrs. count Never in all his life had he • dison or f ’,rown, ihi 1 >ot 11 r pie siiee<'ssfu 1 ly w i i w fiat deprivation d i d . except s !.. ■ Blithers well down in front, and for been so glad to see any one. | yer at t he \ :t! car. and i fie gdepi C. E. Williams, M.D. still. Would she be with them? It was leagues, Mr. Blithers,” said the count, j better public inv m Hie Voice o | till- p e o p le have with a distinct sense of relief that he “Happy, I’m sure,” mumbled Mr. body of insura.nre expert-,. When to viay. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE realized that she was not with the ('harks If va n, 11 u Blithers. To save his life he couldn’t was summoned to I he ollire of chief Tlie hue; i t !." "T 'li.k wife ot a. smiling Americans. tell what had got into him. He had S' usi Id.- fa r executive of the state of New York, m. r fe.d> tiuit low |,It i V 129 KiinSt. Houlton, Mains Mr. Blithers waved his hat and, in­ never acted like this before. c ivt in \o r ho gave us mi administration and a Saving Daylight ,v 1 ’fiat -a 1 11 plain s, til"S '• stead of shouting the incomprehen­ No oDe offered to shake hands with days, i * e > j, I leadership which ranked i im among' 1 f fin t of t!:e vv i fe oi a 1 a c- sible greeting of the native specta­ him, although each rose politely, j\ The only ■hj-ct I- m we can m t-'i-y \vofki•;i - 1 h vki,p i,c-p -r in 1 i: e tors, called out In vociferous tones: even graciously. They even smiled, (lie greatest governors we have had this got tin up an hour earl,er little town. ''v o"f" dust and cram pc! “Welcome home! Welcome! Hur­ He remembered that very well after­ in t he ent ire history of t ho stat c A nd Teeth filled without ! rot iring an iour h, fore 1 he ril'd. c .unliiioiiv “ tak" io r 1;]" non" rah J” ward. He suddenly realized what a’tboug'iia layman may hesitate to !. >n pain by the new anal­ “Oh, what a remarkably handsome, had got into him. it was respect. pronounce any vel'd iel tlpo" ma,,.... ! ry ho lt innII" h ))• t lie pu rp< se of gu j il i tig 1 nappy. \n■1 fi"!' ckildr. n. 11 .- chil­ < 1 o. ] i o f 1 1 , " manly boy he is, W ill,” sighed Mrs. “A chair, Franz,” said tho white I am confident that puhlii ! an hour of> f d ay I i g' t, is that unless it »-•'■tory work, i v' w ip. li ow gesic method, abso­ Blithers. haired, gaunt man who was called does n of rat o Mr. .1 : i ■ i i c rn J riowiirui j i w, m ' t work a : - ifi. t-i <1,1-fit U'- in cot;;, ,ari von lutely safe. Mr. Blithers nodded his head Baron Rornanc. “ Veil you sit here, 1 seeme 1 t o a ny j 1 1 1!ge who t. \Yr are all p n 11 y (fieri y wit!: ! h " Co thin n w :;o |j;iv.. .,li . an proudly. “He certainly is. I’ll bet Mr. Blithers?” upon t Ite heneli of l !n Su pis lied ' | j our 1 I II - i n ess i i fe I! i VV - of do. 'IS ; 1 ) r;»tig" mg an : •.:!! k ami Dr. F. O. QRCUTT, my head that Maud Is crazy about Mr. Blithers sat down. He was . r< i w t ■ 1 ' ; t ’; i i - ! in v,c j;; e, j ay , 1 , ■ - K him already. She can’t help it, Lou. rather pleased to find that the big of fii'‘ f ' 11 i tei i St a t < . it ran.-: '!"• v I,,,; ,av , it . ; t - . That trip on the Jupiter was a god- ! chair was not meant for him. A But w lie) her sit t in;.; in the Dentist. 111 to O ; ' : "H ; fiat ! V V o ;, , ;, u w : send. W e’ll have plain sailing from !J swift, intuition told Ii im that it was s! loll el"cl places of i-1 me or now on, Lou.” I; reserved for t fie co unhry’s ruler . f.■ring i n tfi" full hi ♦TPW Mr. Blithers indeed experienced “ The prince :-'i&IHU 11n' con 1 facts ci vil! 1fi-- Hi u 11 liar. I plain sailing for the ensuing twenty just before you arrii."d, Air. B1 ith- ai i a i r - of ! o , ifi U p hours. It was not until just before he ers,” raid Bar, i:L Idua; ■.no. “ Th M. met " seal i g ■' ,, HOULTON set forth at 2 the next afternoon to has hern alTha 1 to ( d of id" (ini'ii- S^. i1 IT , 1 1g atill U 1 ’ 1 1 ■ ', i attend by special appointment, a ineiif•, and your vopy iS V";dy for :ic- O » ' Si "0 ! 1 H.VTKEWAY OHU 0 CO. meeting of tlio cabinet in tlie council livery at any tiino.” r i,l 1' 1 - * M > ! m _ ' 1 chamber at the castle that lie en- 1 Mr. Blithcra rc( ov■’em d fi: moclf i! ,I 1, v ! , 1 , there was no present business before vestigatin;< glance aro cud (Im roo u i" " 1 1 D ROO STORE 1 H! v in ( " , them. The contracts had already 1 “The princo has r. ti r"d,” ; ■ ! j .1 the j 1 . ■ < 111 a 1 ", , ' i i : q M been signed by the government and baron, divining Urn t h' :\.'gilt. “die l ) 'hC". . \ : 1 by his authorized agents. So far as does not remain for tin• (fi‘■cussionr.” St' lut'd i' >r ike Ure the loan was concerned there was Glancing at the hug" oId .dock ;shove 1; ■t!. r i! "Kl1 i n g p! a c, ■ nothing more to be said. tho door, tho pri:me minisfi ’• assumod Cl n«i i11.'lie, than i m O m ; ' v fus u.J There was a distinct cloud on the a most basinesmdihe ;dr. “It will th" sto t" .■f New Y financial horizon, however, a vague doubtless gratify you to !ktmw that W 11 ;i1 a leader Nil O. 8. PORTER shadow a t( present, but prophetic of three-fourths of the bonds fiavc been I'M.. tIII* i . . , i.,■j'lii lii. an storm. It was perfectly clear to the deposited, Mr. Blitheim and tin iv- so mil i qV , (d a ra cl"!' ; SPECIALIST IN CHILD nobles that when these bonds ma­ mainder will be gatin' red in during tured Mr. Blithers would be in a po­ tho week. A week will ,give then1 Sill’- j W" Hi kl 1f"i nsni re and PORTRAITURE sition to exact payment, and as they fleient time, will it not, Count. Laz- l it nnilhh HU1" III t ! i m “ ; : i r., matured in twelve years from date zar?” a' ideals.’ For. -In til.; nr he was likely to be pretty much alive “I may safely say that all the bunds ;»s his inti licet is, il u a- i ’ i n x M v. and kicking when the hour of reck­ will be in our hands by next Tues­ ly by liis int"h ci. hut iq, i oning arrived. day at the latest,” said the minister sinivrity, courage, iml. j>< Mr. Blithers was in the mood to be of the treasury. He was a thin, as­ i h 11 ‘xiblc principle ami !<■-< i n amiable. He anticipated considerable cetic man; liis keen eyes were fixed i j i a tion to the public goo, 1. in "i cl hy k n < i •an 1e i;:; i! ai, oil mail w a \ dU ■'. C" -In 1 i 1 ' II ..r o i j 11 : pleasure in visiting the ancient halls rather steadily upon Mr. Blithers. t lie shadow of persona i m y ad h.‘ - \ i ''< He w i O'-' S 1ill.11 f. va i i v, ion l."i ! -i1’c a!;. T 1 I ■ •q i ■ of his prospective grandchildren. After a moment’s pause he went on: 1 S ’-' Parker M. Ward, M. D. pear; 1: (•■ a ; v a van f age, that he ra! lied I ta nd - \ in. drrn < d, o' 1 . ,fi 1■ , • - V ( il ! d Soli 1-• t in, t •;) i - a The first shock to the placidity of “ We are naturally interested in your ’ t: r. " , i a r i.VV til <,f |v a i ■ 1 , 1 ; ' i , 1 H aHo , a i W 1 t.coin oil" JO ' V , ' sin .: . a vxi'nt.'ivc, to Mr. Blithers came with the brief note extensive purchases of our out stand- j ar I the voters of N c\v Y.n hit and cii in. hut ills 11.aid is ! i' q ] •r .fi ; ■; l ’ , V In reply to his request for an infor­ ing bonds, Mr. Blithers. I rider to established throughout 1! e lh HI hiic a i y s 11■cl.a 1 W ■1 1 1 W 1 f 1 - ’ ■ fas ju-fi ,a ml l, sp Hi'! Hi 1! its ban It " V" ) Vra­ 'e. Ear, Nose and Throat mal conference. The lord chamber- the big blocks you have acquired in the reputation of a gn at -tat stnan a v(• '; i ■ ea> am ! \' , aud w i ! ill! if.af" beh.r . a id : e finds ' M "lllg V, I te' lain curtly informed him that the London, Paris and Beilin.” j and high-minded party badei Hi Inc go.lv of t h" Ciipta i ii" of 1 ! 1dlT- thing s gr(i w ;III 1 ma Ising IWo liia Glasses Fitted o! g - ; vv .‘. H IC. v\fi.■i .■ Hie W a v 1list .cabinet would be in session at 2 and “Well, investment, that’s all. Your j t r\ . he can win i; i v w'ay. hut . And vvhal a campaic tier he would s e a ~ ,.n. a Joy in the 11 ,1 ! 1 gv of would be pleased to grant him an au­ credit is sound and your resources | life a Office Hour A he ! 1 n t lie President ia! rampaii g n o 1 n i" (mind at nHIS > Hill s Kill‘cess W 1 s d,■ in !lorn ., ( , t ha n o •e- t 1an dience of half an hour, depending on unquestioned, your bonds gilt edge.” I fins he so far surpassed every other w r • la id in Vciirs ,>f i pi i"t. h s (• nri l y, comp ells it"S I-.r all t 11;;1 V gIV" up Ills promptness in appearing. “It Is most gratifying to Craustark V ( t i lore 111 till 1 W 1V ifi fi r v i iii .1 pi. asm rs. know that you value our securities Republican speaker that h had w n 1e vva ly a st. V. . ;i ml Mr. Blithers was not used to being to 1. Ml at. o, s In• vvea qv i»nsine> s m m, ipud1 1 c 1']■v lfi r a pi ( k fi c in hit .tier,at mg- Otiu-e in Dunn Furniture Block glinted audiences. He consoled him­ bo highly a» a legacy,” said Count scarcely a seeon 1. 1 i is g rn as ni.fi ,v il. ta k < ■ r. But inf i. ngt fa i I 11 g existence? They expire in a ver> Irani. o .Noth ng imn " r han . nr ! a - decided change of tune later on. eloquence picl Ced even to the livid 1h was keep i 11 g his ' ‘V . ‘Kop, HI. few years—a dozen, in fact.” t h. l's foil id. 1m . • pem 1 ' lie >. If" e fin H. J. Chandler It would be folly to undertake the ing iw iu k r of 111e joints ami n iri'ow 11.. S |lent 1; is lit" (hi rlie \v! i arves air and a nod es >11 Its1 it DC “Oh, I think I can hang on that fi I"'1ha 1l.vq depiction of Mr. Blithers’ first im­ of till the progeny id M r. B van's ta Iking wit! ii ny mi e will . k lew my- hut k ■ b.• c i! |],. v i i i s own n list, lfi o|me ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR pressions of the castle and its glo­ long,” said Mr. Blithers, a little more and m«t tlie thing of rhetoric. Ami not only Mr. Bryan 111 i mg a bou t ri v er f ra ns port a t i< u . In I'lrcnni- ries. To begin with, he lost, no small at ease. He was saying to himself which iv I he penalty d being' tint" fi" (‘filin' to a thorough ennpre- ('ttice I*' HLwwood Street amount of his assurance when he that these fellows were not so bad but President Wilson, at once tie a market. Whether - f nngeni i i«■ 11si• >11 of the actual com I i f ions sur- discovered that the great gates in the after all. “Still one never knows. I fi ids bed and the most ell'ect ive - ma k ' O 111 e. or not, he is iH'ovidrd Tel. 2 d - 2 HOT LT(>X, ME. wall surrounding the park were may be dead in a year. My daughter er of tlie Democratic tarty, will be roumling t tm-m enterprises. Win it 1m guarded by resplendent dragoons who —but, of course, you will pardon me jti,1 he campaign of Ifilfi. It will he i o start**r Unix 11. fi" demanded his “pass.” After the offi­ if I don’t go into my private affairs. easy thing to overcome hint, lor the umDr-'tood in every detail, the emi- I fear I have already said too much.” cer in charge had Inspected the lord 1‘resident, hesides Imiiig a n a Ide man <| i t imis lie had to < joa 1 with. chamberlain’s card as if he had never “On the contrary, sir, we are all I i e re is re V( a led file lack of IllO't only too willing to be edified. The and a trained ora ter, is a Bo a, shrewd seen one before, he ceremoniously in­ people ill the business Wo! hi. They workings of an intelligence such as polit ician with a t ho mug h knowledge dicated to a warden that the gates look for Karcevs t hrough sudden were to bo opened. There was a great yours cannot fall to be of interest to of feci til politics. What other Re turns of for,mm, and are too impa­ clanking of chains, the drawing of us who are so lacking in the power publican is so well qualified to lie mir Iron bolts, the whirl of a windlass, to cope with great undertakings.” protagonist in this combat as ( ’I aides tient of slow prog* sses of growth. Safety First and the ponderous gates swung slow­ “I am only too willing, my lords, to Id Hugl c s ? Instead of acquiring the last detail ly njnr. give you the benefit of my experi­ of information about a business as The wise man will now order his Mr. Blithers caught his breath— ence.” Who else is there hat tlie Repuhli Hill did, they wait for some unex­ and from that Instant until he found The prime minister tapped reflec­ cms can assuredly dect ? W ith iinv pected stroke of luck to turn up. winter supply of fuel, while the himself mossing the great hall in the tively upon the table top with his The man who wins out in any trade fingers for a moment or two. Jow prices prevail...... wako of an attendant delegated to is the man who knows its operations “Thank you,” he said. “We are at conduct him to the council chamber from t lie ground up. After that, he hls sensations are not to be described. this very moment in something of a “Our Doctor must have organizing capacity. But It is only necessary to say that he quandary in respect to the renewal thorough information is tin- first was In a reverential condition, and of a treaty with one of our neigh­ Always Said” that Is saying a great deal for Mr. bors. For the past twenty years we What the family doctor says is al­ secret of success, as a career lik OLD COMPANYS’ LEHIGH Blithers. have been in alliance with our next ways worth hearing and heeding. He Hill' s shows. knows that many ills arc caused hy He was ushered into a chamber, door neighbors, Axphain on the north and Dawsbergen on the south and carelessness or neglect. lie con­ at the opposite end of which was a stantly warns his patients to keep Back To The Soil east. The triple alliance will end large, imposing door—closed. Beside their habits regular, if they want to this year unless renewed. Up to the this door stood a slim, erect figure in keep well. But people are careless Tim tilling of the soil, and t In' rais- tho red, blue and gold uniform of an present our relations have been most and soon forget, until a sick headache, ing of living things from the dead, Car lots—Made up of 2 sizes—De­ officer of the castle guard. As Mr. amiable. Axphain stands ready tc a bilious attack, or an upset stomach Blithers approached this rigid figure extend our mutual protective agree­ reminds them that they need some­ dry seed, is ( lie of the most primitive livered direct from cars, at re­ he recognised a friend, and a warm ment for another term of years, but thing to act on the bowels. “L. I\” and .altogether unfashionable meth­ duced price. For prices call or glow pervaded his heart. There could Dawsbergen is lukewarm and in­ Atwood’s Medicine is a safe and ods of employing one's time to ad­ prompt remedy for constipation, and be no mistaking the smart mustache clined to withdraw.” vantage. It is also one of the most Phone...... “What’s the grievance?” Inquired is a great help to the stomach and liver. and supercilious eyebrows. It was remedy is the j-necessary and Imnoruddeol business-^ Mr. Blithers bluntly. He was edging So good, that this old remedy is the Lieutenant Dank. family standby in thousands of New os and the hack t o i h e soi 1 p fi, rase 1 ias “How do you do?” said Mr. Blith­ into familiar waters now. “What’s England homes, which have discov­ become almost a sacred chant, tlu' e ers. “Glad to see you again.” His the matter with Dawsbergen? Mon­ ered it:; value and tested its efficacy. C. H. M cCluskey days. Not a week passes t hat we do, voice sounded unnatural. He extend­ ey controversy?” FRKE.—“ Ye Olile Songs,” words and music “Not at all,” said Lazzar hastily. of sixty popular songs sent free on receipt of not see in the local paper < r In ar from Phone 63-2 ed his hand. one outside yellow wrapper from the bottle, Bangor, Street D i a l gave him a ceremonious sa­ “Why not let ’em withdraw?” said together with your opinion of our Medicine. some friend, of some business man. lute, bowed slightly, but without a “L. 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mmmmmtA reraamyaiac ri—mirv A , ’V," t - i ' i vr'at? ,i camped at Chickamauga dining the mm id. g" I'(Ml \ • # ‘ WHWVW 1, Spanish-American war. if you do not men ii was inevitable fh;n -men shonbi Don’t Ignore you can easily look'it up. Those boys be disease carriers. Tic wu-w mailer in blue “died like flies.” Flies caused which they threw off a- i b as an in­ ROGBCSSSVENESS the death of most of those stricken cubator for the bacteria u hinii it car­ F ly M enace '' s! cv a in ;i:l kinds of mod- with typhoid and dysentery. ried. Flies and other lasmus. hut es­ ’A ttn i 'Cdn v tin nts to meet This Season It came about in this way. Human pecially flics, swarmed around the tilth (j e 11 o is, 11 •(> nd C > 1: i:i j s a r> • t a k 1 a excreta carries the bacteria of typhoid sinks and fed. They wave a frightful bl.lt If i a i- m ■ d I !c a.ast Id; ay ike 11cv -is ci t.nitty. And yet fever, cholera, dysentery, summer com­ annoyance at nu-al time, and they and dame : i a. a f; a uu i ie ■ m ■ ‘d a i j -. a a l tlir< u;,’di every change the Many persons do not realize what a plaint, tuberculosis and intestinal dis were the army’s most dradlv emutiv Of View. wvli ! mow n (d.irion quality sellout menace the fly is to the health eases of other varieties. Flies feed on j for they distributed dang.-nuis gem It Is .-a''e to s;i \ that if this colu­ of this community. It is characteristic human excreta, as you know if you \ re i iiu ins permanent, guar- among all the men. As a n -ud fever mn nit > ~diimi Id ee ep.-rate ami act at of the average man to ignore this kind have kept your eyes open. _dli tmfeem.d ri£ht service for long and bowel diseases became almost an once so us to a h - a ’ up the town 1 bor­ of danger until it threatens his own The Lesson of 1898. epidemic. As a nation we were taught, ough I V. >dt h :e. , ; i 1 alt e 11T ii U1 giv>-tj years to come. family. "Oh, the fly may be the means Not a great deal about the value of a solemn lesson about the menace of to (he in-....line [ ’aces of flies, the Investigate Clarions. The of carrying a fatal disease to some camp sanitation was known in 1898. insects. Our army medical men learned average ,u serious ilimass here would more you know about them puny person,” you reason, perhaps, The American army medical corps was I more in the Philippines, in Cuba, in be redue,-,1 ’;,u pia- iv:n for the months the better you will like them. “but there’s no danger of his bringing not organized as it Porto Rico and in the Canal Zone of dime. July, A 11 a a-a and. Sept ember. it to me— I’m in. pretty good shape. I See the Clarion dealer today. is now. The mob­ about the relation of flies, mosquitoes Such a eleaii up r;i mpuign is not im­ eat three square meals a day and sleep ilization place at and lice to the spread of disease than possible. o means ihe sprtiying of ESTABLISHED 1839 all right.” Chickamauga was had previously been learned in two or immure pjh>s with a simple ken>M-ne That is a characteristic attitude of not clean. Garbage three thousand years. Solution every day or so, frequent re­ WOOD & BISHOP CO., soldiers. Rather, it used to be so. and sewage were Cleaner Than Homes. moval of nianute piles, screened IVWGOR, MAINE Doubtless you remember the awful toll not destroyed as Visit any of our army encampments toilets, covered garbane cans ami the Qf life taken among the soldiers en­ they are now. Ip today. They are kept cleaner than the use of fly dter. am fly pap w te everyone. HamiltoiT& Grant Co* Houlton, Maine

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When people discuss tin1 fly evr frankly and serious ly tliey use dirty talk necessarily. It is a iinstx subject 'c u l t i v a t e 1but. we are bound to ronsider ii for our own protection, and to take : -p:; It: abate the evil. OUR ACQUAINTANCE How does typhoid fever spread .' Generally it is communicated wr.cn and examine our line of Labor Saving Farm Machinery the solid and liquid food to lx CUt ‘ William bv healthy persons is eontun i .KM i d in some manmr with human exvre ment. from someone who ha-' t dis- case. Tell This is when1 the house fly gets in its filthy work. Suppose your next door neighbor has typhoid fever, d i e waste matter cast from his intestinal Flour tract is emptied into the outside u del on his premises. Flies swarm about the toilet vault until dinner time' at your house. Then some of them at­ tend your meal. They alight on the TT takes extra fine flour to make food and poison it with germs...either from their hairy feet or fry depositing all three equally well, but a, speck which also contains germs. Do not pooh-pooh this statement. William Tell does it, because it is Ask your doctor if it is not the gospel milled by a special process from The All-Steel Riding Cultivator, Substantial, Durable truth. Then get busy ami help kill tire flies. Tims you may keep death out. Ohio Red W inter Wheat. If you — ------A lso a Full Line o f ------of your own pome. aspire to blue ribbon bread, cake Aspinwall Potato Planters and Repairs, Van Brunt Grain Not Particular. and pastry that keep the family “I understand ou have applied for Drills, R. & V. Gasoline Engines, Goodyear Tires and Accessor­ a chair at the un ersity.’ looking forward toyour next treat, ‘‘Yes, I sent in y application hist ies and That GOOD GULF Gasoline. week.” tell the grocer that nothing will “What one did yf 1 ask for0’ “I didn't specify. Just said some do but William Tell— the flour than easy chair.' goes farther. JAMES S. PEABODY, Houlton, Maine Prevent Chuck Holes. I Chuck holes in the road multiply If i neglected. Each chut k makes anoth­ er. Road patrol prevei ts the first one. A. H. FOGG COMPANY Distributor The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1916

l f c A £)•*• »T<* o W W W l * T 4 * W W W W *4*4>T4>T4>T4»T4 Classified Ads. r Notice ol Dissolution of OF LOCAL INTEREST %Typewriter For Copartnership gain if snM .it oiu-i'. TF- mntem-L K*W K*W K<*XK*K*K*K*K!'K* *«■*■ K >hni* (’Ml'PH . ! i:■i> t hi> .i;i \ 1 oo,l T im i s (hlicc. ■1 b\ lent ua ; o a,-,• 1 ; 4 memorial service, Sunday afternoon, T!io Dus:tlo^ Prof. (L E. W. Hill of Minnesota ; J|]l \\ 1 ’ p• o, ; , ' 1 ., j 1 U 1U' I J * • 1 * *1 at 2.80, at Masonic Hall. Members Girl Wanted Capable To Do MlM:o t-y delivered a splendid and interesting 1 !’*:■;. F. Mobil nii'l anJo,' ti.o of Monument Lodge, F. r>e. . , ! Mr. Hill spoke of the “ Tester- work in a family of two. Apply to Mrs, I’onipadour, short or loim :;r>e All the stores and many residences j (jftvg,. am| ..To(lavs- of lif,, brinB. N'm oi- [- IK- i M i.!-: n \ < K. I\ Clark, Pleasant st. Shave — 1 he. shampoo — — '! ■ »c . ok Cm•: oi i mi:- displayed the National colors o" j lnK before h:s hearers the splendid * n T*J. t,ist! ll-'t < "oui t ul the I'nited States for Flag Day and Furnished Rooms To Let With Neck ►Shave 5e. Ka/or Honod — 2r,<* tie* Jbmtnet of Maine. In Bankruptcy. j advanced facilities for obtaining an In the matter of The 189th anniver*ary of the Stars education today as compared with all modern conveniences, 2o Highland Ave All Hair Tonics !()(’. ( lutline — — 15c, hilery L. McGowan In Bankruptcy and Stripe* wa» appropriately ob­ the “yesterday’s’’ and urged all to Apply as above. 224j> , Bankrupt. | Massage — 2oe. full Beard Trim — 15c. o the creditors of .said ElleiyL. McGowan served by the Houlton Lodge of Elks fail not, in doing homage to those Notice To Dairymen— We Are *' H '. mJi TiT-L 111 tt;“‘ °°unty (,f Aroostook at their Flag Day exercises at Elk’s noble pioneers who had made all Mustache Trim an j I hsti j< t.aforesaid, a liankrupt. ready to receive your cream. See \V. I.. Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day Hall, last evening. A large number these things possible. o . urn* A. 1). p.p; thH L1, H which taxed the seating capacity McGee for prices etc. H. 1’. Hood A Son. Mr. Hill is a fluent and finished tf nmf,0aiU 5 W.is liuly, a (1 Indicate d bank­ of the hall was present, enjoying a c'igmM, rupt. and that the first meeting of his speaker and bis years of travel has cieditors will be held at the office of most excellent program. fitted him as one of the best platform For Sale or to Rent— My Resi­ Edwin L. \ ail in Houlton, on the 8th George T. Holyoke, exalted ruler, speakers in the country. dence on No. 8 High street, also second f <»f 'V,Ij lb ibl'k at in:<>c o’clock presided at the beautiful ritualistic hand furhiture for sale. Kenneth A. in the forenoon, at which time the said Upon the platform were the pas­ creditors may attend, prove their claims Shorey. THE BARBERS OF HOULTON. ceremonies of the order. The Flag tors of the several churches in town, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt”. History was read by Warren W. ;**id transact such other business as nii*y all of whom took part in the devo­ Wanted-Plate Glass Salvage properly come before said meeting Ashton, while George A. Hall, Jr., EDWIN L. YAIf., tional exercises. Several musical 8end diagram and size, and price expected. In an eloquent manner gave the Elks Referee in Bankruptcy. selections by the male quartet and a J. F. Gerrity Sc Co., 1<>2 Kxchange St., Dated at Houlton, June If* imp. Tribute to the Flag. solo by Mrs. Lindsay added pleasure Bangor Me. James M. Gillen, Esq., of Bangor, to the meeting. Noth k oi First M khtino of Ckeditoks delivered the oration. It is seldom The graduating class was mar­ To le t-.-G o o d Comfortable that a Houlton audience has the op­ In the District Court of the I'nited states for shalled by Charles Francis Barnes, rooms with bath, by the day or week, one portunity to hear such an excellent the District of Maine. In Bankruptcy. R. C. I. ’17. minute walk from Market Square, C. G. orator as Mr. Gillen, who for nearly In the matter of i Lunt, Mechanic St. John Gieenier In Bankruptcy. three-quarters of an hour gave, per­ Bankrupt. I haps, the most polished and scholar­ A Good Trade In a Second To^the creditors of John Gieenier of Prizes lor (he Fourth hand Knox Touring car 3 passenger, may Limestone in the County of Aroostook, and ly address on Patriotism and the district aforesaid, a bank nipt. Flag, that has ever been given in be obtained by applying to h. O. I.ndwig, Notice is hereby given that on the 17di day of June A. I). Ibid, the said Houlton. Houlton Savings Bank. The Houlton Merchants Associa­ John Greenier was dulv adjudicaCsi A t the conclusion of the address, bankrupt; and that the first meeting of tion announce the following prizes Lost on Saturday Somewhere the audience and members of the his creditors will be held at the office for the Paaade: between Charles .street and the Aroostook of Edwin L. Yail in Houlton, on the >th lodge tendered the speaker a big AUTOMOBILE PA R A DE Tel. A Tel. Go's office, an automobile slip day of July A. 1). 1M6, at lb o'clock oration. Music during the evening in the forenoon, at which time the Sweepstake Prize, 1st $10; 2nd $5. •cover, tinder will kindly haw with Hoy ;id creditors may attend, prove their claims, was furnished by Bryson’s orchestra. Also a $10 prize by Berrie pd appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact sueh other buMne-vS as may properly for best decorated Ford or Keo car. For Sale or W ill Trade For a come before said meeting. At the Dream A $10 prize for best decorated Over­ 2 seated carriage—one canvas row boat in EDWIN L. YAIL. land given by F. F. Harrison. Kef cm* in Bankruptcy. good condition and out* of tin* ho.-t makes in A splendid picture program will be 1 >ub*d at i lou’ton. .1 one pi, pip;. A $K) prize for best decorated Maine. K. B. Jackson. Mmiticollo, Mo. offered to the patrons of this theatre Chevrolet. Phone 322-23, NOTICE this week, both in features and in A $10 prize by Geo. H. Taber and described as follows, to wit : leading role in “Niobe” which was Grant Farm|Agency, over J. E. Robinson’s A BIG TROUPE OF HIGH SCHOOL HORSES. Grocery Store. tf ANIHMEHSE HERD OF WONDERFULLY 5 TONS. Situated on the west side of the public recently shown at this theatre and TWO TRAINS OF ! TRAINED ELEPHANTS. ' highway, on Ix*t No. 7, bounded and des- Bits About Holland. A POSITIVE FEATURE winning hosts of friends and ad­ MONSTER | TWO GROUPS OF FOREST-BRED, crilied as follows, to-wit : The Dutch people occupy a country Wanted—Children To Care For, MAN-KtLLING LIO N S AT EACH EXHIBITOR mirers in her first Screen appear­ RAILWAY ^A B S . \ Beginning at a point on the west bound which contains 12,630 square miles— forenoon, aftermxm, or by the day, after PERFORMING IN GREAT STEEL INCLOSURES. ance. of the public highway. 837 feet distant, m little more than one-tenth of the size July 4th. Instruction furnished if desired. TWO PERFORMANCES a northerly direction lrom the south east Saturday's show will be made up of Great Britain and Ireland, the pop­ For further information apply to V. Yose, DAILYRAIN0«SHINEf corner of .said Lot No. 7 : thence running of the usual variety of drama, com­ ulation being just over 6,000,000. Hol­ 17 Franklin ,St. Teh 11 s-g. edy and topical films and will con­ STREET PARADE 2 A N D a O ’CLOCK N. 74 degrees, 20 minutes W., 124 feet to land is not only flat, it is hollow. Dooas TOMCNA&ERIE a point ; thence, running N. degrees, tain much of interest to all. Hence its name—“Hollowland."’ Along Bank Book Lost—Bank Book No. EACNPAYAT noon OPEN 1 HOUR EARLIER • ir>,2.")3 issued by the Houlton Savings bank 43 minutes E.. s7-ft. a in. to a point : The Vaudeville attractions for the the canals the meadows are ten feet thence, running N. c degr<*es, E. 11J last half of the week will be a treat or twelve feet, sometimes more, be­ has been lost and this noth**' is given as re- quired by law that a new hook may bp is­ feet t<> the road line : thence, running for young and old. O’Dar and his neath the water line. By the sea, at sued. L. O. Ludwig, Troas. 224 southerly alone the >aid west bound of troupe of trained dogs being the fea-, high tide, there may be a difference said toad to tin* p ace of beginning. 1 :*<) ture fcttr&Ction. These wonderfully in the level of the soil and of the felt. 300 Table, Chamber Kitchen i trained canines perform the most ocean of quite twenty-feet or more. The Only Circus Viol we do heiebv f 11 flier desigllU’C marvelous feats at the Slightest sign Gin is distilled at Schiedam, Delft, dish and laundry help wanted for best 'I’U 11;l;t \ . une A. lb 1* 1 * i. at 2 )’. year around and sumnii'i' hotels in Maine, from their trainer. Among the Rotterdam, and Amsterdam. The dis­ M. as a t. earing will many interesting tricks performed tilleries of gin (“Hollands ") form an chefs, pastry, all around and Ji;d cooks, 2.', Houlton ||||y 0 at tic 'Urposo ol ! are several musical selections played waitresses wanted now. Id a reliable posi­ important branch of Dutch industry id L3' on various instruments parts of tions apply always to Ida* Maine Motel at Ai s Nineteenth’ da\ which are played by the dogs. All The liquor factories are of national I |;3. Ag* nc>, no Main St., Baiuor, Me. I 111! d and Sivte.ai. who enjoy a clever novelty act importance. Something like nine M onday u lllj 0 \ - tenths oi all the margarine sent to o| | PI I |‘ .1 111-1 Li; i Mr. Chr. I State should by all means see this per­ W! I M \ \\ M. A Y I- lb Highwa; formance, England comes from Holland Every 300 Women And Girls Wanted i 'i; \ \ K A . CI .A i b 11 » Y . ' Coiymisa Dutch citizen is liable to personal for best summer hotel, and camps in service in the army (or navy) From Maine, for all kinds of hotel worn. open­ Words Used by Women, the age of nineteen to forty. Actual ings daily tor best year around bote’s, in a list of 200,000 words used in service in the ranks is determined by (diet's, l’astry, all around and 2nd cooks. private correspondence it has been lot, but substitution is not permitted. found by statisticians that the follow For reliable hotel positions apply alwa\s to Ing classes of words are dominant in The Maine Hotel Employment Agency, no tbs letters of women: Articles of Main -1., Rungor, M< established ...... 1' , /V67-. iiL . j food and terms relating to the con vears. 211 Sumption and preparation thereof; ar­ ::t a y . !| i Pr^Wiir"^ ticles of wearing apparel, textiles and terms closely related thereto; parts THAT INTENSIVE For Rent or Sale Store, With dwcllur: house up staim. -dm Of the body, care of the same, per­ f I !!!!• sonal appearance; animals esthetics, blaek.-mm b Mop, all In,-up d a! Ml) ar\ color, diseases and their treatment; HEX Lille, between l.iltlopiu, Ma a** and 11 parts of the house, furniture, meas­ Parish of Richmond. N. lb I dm propm ures, correspondence, domestic activi­ The Hen laid an end and is for sale or rent. 1 iw >•( uiibinalii ties and relationships. Words doml cackled her head oj]: furni-hes a emlden oppi i tump. !mr the hn- 'U - bush if •ant in letters of men were terms of The (loose laid an end a ad It r looking lor an aihantngo. proposition. Money lias b> mi made Iwo aggression, contest, and domination neve)' opened her heat/. physical and mental; institutional life more can be made. If \ *m ; uf i n'fif>!' Do you ever have a call jor and social organization. Then there call, phone or write. . \Y . s tario v. 11m a douse edQ ? la a long list of words that could not ton, Maine. be classified under either head. Moral: Sell Advertised (lootIs And it might be added to For Sale---Farm in South Rich- this time honored philoso­ mond of one hundred lift \ uei s !]■)'!) ; one KIDNEY RELIEF phy that the hen is an inten­ hundred acres (10m of denied land situated sive advertiser. four pM miles fr< m Houlton and oik* and one half (1 1-2) miles from P. K. Siding. Dipgrts Upon Go d Digestion. She does her cackling in This farm has a Hi e set of buildings. 'The vicinity of the egg and cjpes house is large with a cellar having a capa­ The Factory [ TH Right Treatment. city of twelve hundred (120O) barielsof po­ not try to cover the conti­ tatoes, two large barns, all buildings in ex­ Kidney disease Is eaused mainly by dis- cellent condition, large orchard, water sup ordered digestive organs (the stomach, nent; with one faint squawk. llvor and iesrols). If your stomach is up- ply the best. If you are looking for a good sot, ladifeetiOB follows; then kidneys be- She disposes of her goods farming proposition call, phone or write C. Behind the Food 0 0 ms Glossed with Impurities; the blood is W. Starkey, Houlton Maine. mut* Impure and poisons the whole body. at the most convenient mar­ Df. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy not ket—seeking the short cut More than forty hitlcrent kinds of corn tlakes wciv prepared expeninentaily •Kuy belpe the stomach, liver and bowels hefore New Post Toasties were dually developed to p*M"ieeti<>n. As a distinguisli- ffb pot right, but It acts directly upon the rom production to demand. Farm For Sale In Anson, Me., kidneys, « well, cleansing and strength­ 180 acres, Stock and Farming tools, Sugar iug feature, note the tiny bubbles on eaeh flake— raised by the yiiiek, intense beat ening them. If she used the printed you have pains in the back, brick o; chard with about ?>.W trees, house, evaj or­ of a new, patented process of manufacture. dust deposits, scalding pains, swelling word she would be a con­ ator and buckets. A Unit apple trees. around eyes, constipated bowels, drowsi­ stant advertiser in the Soil well adapted to small fruits. Large New Post Toasties arc the first corn flake- with a self-developed flavour — ness, fever, rheumatlo pains, Indigestion? wood lot, easy to turn road to market. Saw­ Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Is the the full, true flavour of choice white Indian < orn- unlike eonimon coin flakes* ing wood outfit, b*ed|gniider and eider mill. medicine you need; powerful, though gen­ that depend on cream and suyar for their palatability. tle in action. Write Dr. David Kennedy Two gasoline engines, butter making outfit. l a r g e l y Co.. Rondout, N. T., for free trial bottle- i Water in home and barn by wind mill. Nine Trv a handful dry— tills simple tc-t v*.ill d< monstrate tie- delicious nt*w room house w ith ."•o ft. sln d. Barn 4<* by 6.*> ft. WoodshHl hO by 40 Ti. lee house and llavour. ‘nut the flakes an* usually served with eivam or rich milk. work shop. ..Near school ar i IP E. 1). 3 1-2 New Post Toasties do not “(•hair' or crumble in the package, ami they miles from good market. \. L. telephone 72-12, Madison. E. A. Min.-moie, Austin “stand up"* when ei’eam or milk is added, 1 hm re uutouehed b\ human oamfs Union Central Life Ins. Co. Maine. 3*. 3 and put up in moisture-proof |»aekayes to preser\ «* th«* o\ eii f i eshne. until sti\td. of Cincinnati, Ohio rv some ol me One of the Strongest Companies in the Cut This. Out— t’s Worth Money DON’T M ISS Til IS. Cutout this slip, United States inclose with be to Fo’.ey A Co., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package contain­ New Post Toasties ing Foley's I Toney uid Tar Compound for JUSTIN c. ROSE bronchial coughs, (X Ids, and croup : Foley At your grocer's now. Kindey Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Agent for Aroostook County Houlton Specially contorting to stout persons. Sold Everywhere. The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1916

How To Feel Good Tomorrow AdvtgJ^ Indlana Man's Experience OF LOCAL INTEREST . Indigestion quickly develops sick headache, j Frank Moseley, Moare’s Hill, I ml., writes : AUTO REPAIRING! :« biliousness, bloating, sour stomach, gas on “ 1 was trouble 1 with almost constant pains ^1 stomach, bad breath or some of the other con-1 in my sides and|back. Treat relief was ad­ ditions caused by cloggtsl or irregular bowels, j parent after the first dose of Foley Kidney Eat frosh boiled lobsters, on sale Mileage hooks at H. H. Thomas. If you have any of these symptoms, take ai Pills and in ts boms all pain left me.'’ All kinds of Repairing- done at short Foley Cathartic Tablet this evening and you! Foley Kidney Pills make kidneys active and at R iley’s market. Chautauqua in Houlton July 17 to will feel itetter in the niornin ■old F.verv healthful and stop sleep-disturbing bladder notice on any and all kinds of Auto­ where. ailment.-. Sold Kvci\ where. mobiles Novelties for all kinds of gifts at 21, I51RJ inclusive. the Corset & Linen Shop. Room 8 Miss Alma Pierce of Laredo Texas, Shop Next to McCluskey Bros/ Store Mansur Rloek. is m town visiting relatives. Miss Pearl Kenney spent. Sunday When thirsty drink Maple Spring Bangor Street, Houlton, Me. at her home in Mars Hill. water. Refreshing ami benelieial to Barnum & Baileys Circus The Rent Receipt Rooks made at nealt h. • STEWART HERRON ITmes office contains a receipt and FnMi Haddock, ( 'oil, Halibut, and A T B A N G O R notice to quit—( ’all and see them. 2*5P Salmon fresh every day at Ril-y's The Good Shepherd Fingering market. Saturday, July 1, 1916 Yarns for Sweaters. Shawls etc., for J. A. Tenney returned home last sale at Miss Miller's Corset. A Linen week from Roston where he is at­ SPECIAL LOW RATES Shop. Room 8 Mansur Clock. tending' school. F ROM Mr. and Mrs. .Man (piim by and W hfii th, rains wash refusoinfo 1 lo u ltn il S/.t if t children left Saturday by auto for a tin- local water supply, Drink Maple New Lum-rick / . 1 )i 1 trip down state. Spring Water. I Ah 11< )\V 2.< 1 1 ) .J. J. Gregory at tin* Radigan High Grade Carlam Paper m dif- ( LkficM /.(JO House lias a large line of ladies’ and erent si/.cs an I kinds may he had i 'cic geiod going rind returtliti r a u t gents’ shoes of all kinds on sa'e, only m s 0:1 extra train at I he Ti . (.; olliee. $2. 00 per pair. I22p otilv, snturdav. July t. igis, as hbiows ; ^. A Delicious Vegetable Many (hid Fellows are planning to I ,e;t ve i 1 on Ton The well known Irvimr-I’itt Loose 4 • 4 M. at tend 1 lie Field I hay in Fort Fair- New Limerick A Wholesome Food Leaf Hinders, King Hinders. Price 4 o A . M field today. Special rates on R. A- A. Ludlow Hooks, etc. can he obtained at the 5 ■n<>:< V. M . In Cenerous 5c and 1 0c Containers Take your ( ’ailing ( hard plat ■■ to < > a k t; e 1 d -?o A. M. Ti .u its office. At Every Deafer the T im us oilire nnd let them I'ur- Returning Lxtra Lain wd! 'nave Bangor Julvy t.i . at y -. . mjo ]>.P. M. Mrs. W ilkins of Ptesque Isle is nish your minis - They enjoy it. for above station-. 1 he guest of her son (L K. Wilkins A 11 t 11 o (i (1;, • e s a t the ( ’ < j u r t House Via Bangor and Aroostook R. R, on H igh street. close at noon Sat urdav, during Mav, G K O . M. H O T OH T O N , When Urn water supply is low 1><‘j.] Uin , J uly ami August, Passenger Traffic Manager sure and drink Maple Spring wafer Miss K. IT d a y of St. John, N. R.. supplied hv M. L. Re Witt, West- is s 11 bs t i t u t i ng in 111 e Wes trim [' n i o 11 I field. telegraph otliee during carat ion t ime. Tile classified eolumns of the Office supplies such as Typewriter T i .mks tin* very’ productive when Ribbons, Carbon Paper', Copy paper Help is wanted, articles lost or may he obtained at the T imks oilier. found, agents wanted, small stile tids, or anything else. Christian Science services held each Sunday’ at 11 A. M., in 'Sin - Misses Elizabeth Neal. Florence Carlton, Geneva Carpenter and Cora cock Hall. Next Sunday suhjrof, Gartley ami l-’. A. Hither, Fred “ is Die F Diverse, Including Man Rhoda, Newhert Rhoda and T. G. Fnvolved by Atomic Force V" All (dim ming chaperoned by Mr. and are welcome. Mrs. Roland Esta brooks of ( )ak field, Why Hesitate? spent Saturday and Sunday’ at Pleas­ Tims. F. I’hail1 and Miss Ada Phair ant. Pond. of Presque Isle, Wen- in town Friday W e have told you how much It is a great convenience to get the guests of friends. Typewriter Ribbons at the T im ns steel the Ford Motor Co. office amt save the bother of sending Chaloner’s market near the H igh ­ uses in the manufacture of awa.v for them. Ribbons fo r all land Ave. bridge has re-opened makes of machines. under management of R. P. M c­ the universal car. Nally. D'you want to save money That this great concern Many Women Need Help on your meat and grocery hill, trade The New Maxwell Women are as much inclined to kidney hero. m akes y* of all the automo­ I trouble as are men, but too often make the 1 mistake of thinking that a certain amount of biles made in America. ! pain and torture is their lot and cannot be 1916 Model $655 F. O. B. I avoided. Foley Kidney Pills give quick re- Making The Most Ot June That of its 8,500 agents and service depots | lief from backache, pains in sides and To enjoy the beautiful month of June to ------Fully equipped with ------| muscles, stitf. sore, aching joints, and bladder the utmost, one must be in good health. Kid­ you have one in this town. 1 ailments. Sold Everywhere. neys tailing to work p.operly eau>e aches and pains, rheumatism, lumbago, .sorene>s, .still­ That the low cost of operating and main­ ness, Foley Kidney Pills make kidneys Electric Lights Electric Starter taining (2 cents a mile)]'makes it the active and healthy and banish sutfering and I misery . Why not h el line and lit he well ! logical car to buy. CHICHESTER SPILLS | He strong Sold hver\where. One Man Top and Demountable Rims BRAND Now—why do you hesitate—you must buy DIAMOND now if you expect to operate a car this NOTICE This Car is a Gas Saver season. ^ V e' This is to notify the public that I have this i For a demonstration and full particulars day disposed of uiy Ire business t\ Id Mur-J LADIES I ray limit who will eoiiduet same a> the 1 hml- ; A«k j«ur l>ra*rl«t for CHI-CIIES-TER’S A ------— ------Phone No. 632 ------BERRY and BENN DIAMOND HRAN’D PILLS in Red ton lee (, I). Ail indcbt'dijess of tie- eonc-Mi ! Gold metal'*c boxes, sealed with Bluef*#) to June 1st. ltd*;, will be paid by me and all Ribbon. I ahe no OTirmt. T?uy oF your Vy MOTOR MART Druggist and ark for C4II.CiHC8.TER 8 V bills due t lie collr. Til to ,1 lltle | St , \S ll! hi' c< >i - j C TT AXT IT P P T P P OI.VMONB CIM M ) PIM. 's f r twenty-five • XX • W XX Xj Jlj iJ a Xj Xv years regarded n9 Best, Safest, Always Reliable. lected b\ no-. j B an gor St. Houlton Vonrs respect hill;,, ! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS HAhldl 1' \\ A I - ; Agent—Houlton, Maine WURTH tried June i.1. 1:':-■. i EVERYWHERE TLSTltU i ______J WELCOME 4

\ MAMMOTH CELEBRATION With a National Salute of 21 Guns at Sunrise. ■> JULY 4th Houlton1916 has a reputation tor giving Just Monster Street Parade W hat they Advertise and then Just a little more than any other place in Maine, So Exciting Horse Races Largest, Grandest and Finest to be forget all about your troubles and join with Seen in Maine. Houlton’3 Crack us in making July 4th at Houlton a Record Firemen. Decorated Fire Apparatus Breaker. We will entertain you Cheerfully $1100.00 in Purses Trade Floats, Work Horses/ Milita Largest and Best Field of Fast Company, Civic Organizations. WONDERFUL WONDERFUL Horses Ever seen on a Maine Track. And Last but not least the startling Wonders of the World that group WILLIAMS STANDARD SHOWS that has no rival on earth each a 2 Sensational Free Acts Base Ball in the Afternoon star by its self the Famous Calli- ROYAL ITALIAN BAND thum pians. One Big Week of Fun For All Startling and Beautiful Display Every nation in the World will be represented in the great Pageant of Grand Automobile Parade, $55 in Prizes of Fireworks. Nations Free Exhibition will take place in the fore­ Something entirely new in Maine Music by the Best Bands noon at Market Square. Houlton. Woodstock, Monticello and Remember Houlton extends to all a Royal Italian Bands All Prize Winners will Parade in Market Glad Welcome. Admission tor all Frizes will be offered as follows; and Uuion Square. Day 50c, Children under 12 years 25c Best Float in Parade 1st Prize $15. Special trains and low rates on B & A and Automobiles and Carriages 25c. 2nd $10. 3rd $5. Best Work Horse Evening: Admission tor Adults 25c Team 1st $15.2nd $10. 3rd $5. Best C. P. Railroads. See small bills and notices Callithum pian 1st $10. 2nd $8. 3rd as to detailed Program and special excur­ Children Free, Automobile and Car­ $6. 4th $2...... sion trains. riages Free, Grand Stand Free. All surrounding town* (including Tickets on Sale at FOX BROS, and New Brunswick) cordially invited to NATHANIEL TOMPKINS, Pres. participate LEIGHTON and FEELEY S FRED N. VOSE, Sec.

t The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 21, 191G

rhe PRINCE of

a ? •’ ik . * ... & F A. a J*. A JL :*>, „ • ’ » SKp a le w P rin c e Albert ,.v v , -Vf smokes into your : * You’ve heard many an earful ab;\ : Pi 1 i ! •patented process that cuts o u t bite ana p; , on smoke your fill without a comeback! your bank red mat it proves out every hour of the day. i« ; 1M • : Prince Albert has always been sold h * i : 1 P P i’r:i 9.6 1 !.. | : 1 1 P c without coupons or premiums. W e l-( 1'g'Si V It ■■ only f 1J Si i c -Fit ion- I.at n*|-nooll th ■r> ! 1 a < prefer to give quality! lie should ' 1 1 mi i\i 1. ms hi tr* n •Mr ' < dol’d. (‘Ill’s ! ilftv I in ■on ;m afi-r turn! ■ I po:rt office a !(**’(' M : lorio-t to I Ctllgul i (i 1 .20 ,\ -F iiid. Kort Kent, There’s sport smoking a pipe or rolling ins' I ln.tt tin 1 'roi, n I’rinr o| i >a V S- 11:• x! ate station' Ibr l-tt.-r was brief. She merely your own, but you know that you’ve got bn 170 n and 11n* I;: ;n • -. Madawaska, French, to have the right tobacco! W e tell you other.” elm had arrived in Edelweiss that vide, m . Francis and inteimediate day frmu Ganlook, twenty miles station.' via. >i;iia Fan and Mapleton Prince Albert will bang tine doors wide l b e r t Mr. Ii 1 i111 < rs sattloo back 111 his 12.43 p. in. tor Fort Fairfield, Garil>oa, A awnv. ; 1 n< 1 was stopping at the Tnn open for you to 'come in on a good time chair. “It seem-; to mi* that ho is I.iniegoiio ami intermediate staiton.s. the nationaijoy smoke making a tnoun ain out of a mole­ •>f Hie muHde I he city gates. I 1.45 p. in —for Millinocket, Greenville. Ban­ GriDSf tip every little so often, without a hill.” ! In dosing she said that she would gor. and interimsiiatestations, Portland be delighted to see him when it was and Boston. Geeping Gar Derby to regret! You’ll feel like your smoke past Baron Romano shrank perceptibly. Boston. liming Far Derby to Bangor has been wasted and will be sorry you cannot “It devolves upon me. sir, as spokes- | tonvenient. for him to come to her. 6.53 p. in.—for Millmoeket, Bangor and in­ man for the ministry, the court, arid j IDn receipt of this singularly matter termediate stations. Portland and Bos back up for a fresh start. of fact letter he promptly dispatched ton. Bullet Geeping Gar Caribou to the people of Graustark, to inform Boston. you that marriage between our I a message to Miss Guile. Inn of the 7.14 p. m— for Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Van Y ou swing on this say-so like it w as a tip to a prince and any other than the Crown | Stars, saving that she might expect Buren and intermediate stations. thousand-dollar bill! It’s worth that in happi­ Princess of Dawsborgon is not to be him at 0 that night. Stealing away from the castle at |Tkains Di e Houlton. ness and contentment to you, to every man considered as possible.” Daily Fxcept .Sunday “My lords,” said Mr. Blithers, ris­ night, he entered the ramshackle cab who knows what can be that Hobbs had engaged for the ex­ 8.07 a. m.—from Boston, Portland, Bangor ing, his face suddenly pale, “I beg and intermediate stations. Buffet Sli-ep- gotten out o f a chummy leave to assure you that my daugh­ pedition and which awaited him not ng Gar Boston to Garibou. ter’s happiness is of far more impor­ far from the private entrance 1 0 the 9.49 a. in.—from Van Buren, G a r i b ou, jimmy pipe or a makin’s Fort Fairfield and into r- tance to me than all the one horse park. cigarette with m e d i a t e stations. principalities in the world. I do not The mud covered vehicle was near­ 12. 34 p, m.—from Boston, Portland, Bangor, Prince Albert for resent your attitude, nor do I resent ing the Inn of the Stars when Robin Greenville and intermediate stations, your haste in conveying to me your Jtuck his head out of the window and slipping Gar Boston to Derby. Din­ “ p a c k i n g ” ! H E Prince Views on the subject. It may be di­ Jirected Hobbs to drive slower, ing Gar Bangor to Millinocket. T AlbertJ tidy 1.36 in.—from CariRou, Limestone, Fort red tin, and in plomacy to go straight to a question j “Whoa!” said Hobbs suddenly, P- i R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. fact, every Prince Fairfield and intermediate stations.^ Wiutoa-Sabm, N. C. Albert package, has and get it over with, but it isn’t al­ ! u ’Elio, wot the ’ell is”— 2.53 p. hi.— frent St. Francis, Fort Kent, a real measage-to-you ways diplomacy to go off half cocked. I A dark figure had sprung into the Ashland and intermediate stations, also This Is the reverse on its reverse side. Y ou’ll M. Francis, Frenchville, Madawaska, aide of the tidy I will say with perfect, candor that I ! roadway mar the horses' heads and red tin read:—“Process Patented Giand 1 s'e, Van Buren. Washburn, July 30th, 1907.” That means should like to see my daughter the j was holding up a warning hand. that the United States Govern* Presque l.'leaud inteimediate stations, 111 ment has granted a patent on the Princess of Graustark. but, by gad, I .Robin’s head came through the via. Mapleton and S jua 1 ’an. •process by which Prince Albert Is I want you to understand that her j window. 6.50 p. in. - tinm Van Buren. I.imestone, made. And by which tongue bite and I “It is I, m’sicur,” said the voice of Fanbou. Foil Fairfield and intermedi­ throat parch are cut ou t! E v e ry ­ own wishes in the matter are to gov­ ate 'tat ion.'. where tobacco is sold you’llfind | Marie. Miss Guile’s French maid. ern mine in the end. I want to say 7.11 m.--from boston, Portland, Bangor, Prince Albert awaiting you M nlinitekt t and principal intermediate In toppy red bags, 5c; tidy to you now, ail of you, that if my I I 'i-:i 1 'p' 'in I incut filled his soul. red ins, 10c; handsome | “ What has happened?” he cried, Hattons via. Medford. Inning Far girl should love your prince and he jGiiL'or to '-■m -fi j .agrange pound and half-pound ! grasping t he girl’s arm. “ Has she tin humidors and in should love her in return, there isn’t T.metal fi*' giving complete informa­ that clever crystal- changed her mind tion nia\ In* ibtak.ed at ticket offices. glass humidor, with a power below heaven that can keep “ Vis, uFsk ur. She will not receive sponge - moistener them apart. If she doesn’t love him, GKP. M. IIOFGIITON, Pass'r Truth c top, that keeps the you at. tie- Inn of the Stars. She bids Manager. Bangor, Mm tobacco in such and he should be unlucky enough to y<>u to drive to tin* end of this street, fine condition-* love h» r, I’d see him hanged before alw a y s! where then* m a garden with a Mag­ he could have her. I intend to leave yar hand and the most delicious re­ this matter entirely to my daughter freshments to be had under vine cov­ Administrator’s and Prince Robin. They are to do ered” Notice the deciding, so far as I am con­ “A public garden?” exclaimed cerned. And if they decide that they Robin in utter dismay. The subscriber hereby gives notice that he love each other and want to get mar­ “ Pingari’s, sir,” said Hobbs. “I hits been duly appointed Administrator of the ried, they will get married. Do I know the plci.ee well. It Is a very estate of .James MoGaffery late of Montieello, make myself perfectly plain, my quiet, orderly place.” in the County of Aroostook, deceased, and lords?” “I am not accustomed to meeting given bonds as the law directs. All person The dignified ministry of Graustark people in public gardens. I” — having demands against the estate of the de eat agape. “ Nor is my mistress, m’sleur. I as­ ceased are desired to present the same for Baron Romano arose. “ You place sure you. May I put a flea in m’sieur's settlement, and all indebted thereto are re­ 1 1s in the extremely distressing posi­ ear? The place is quite empty to­ quested to make payment immediately and tion of being obliged to oppose the night, and besides there is the drive I hereby appoint as my agent in the State of hand of a benefactor, Mr. Blithers. back to the inn with mademoiselle. Maine, .lames Archibald of Houlton, Maine, You have come to our assistance in a Is not that something, m’sieur?” Houlton, Maine, Apnl 3, 191b. time of need. You have”— “ By jove!” exclaimed Robin. “Drive :sgk THOMAS L. McCAFFERY. “If it is the loan you are talking on, Hobbs!” about, baron, that is quite beside the question,” interrupted Mr. Blithers. CHAPTER XX. Guardian’s Notice “I do not speculate. I have made a Plngari’s. satisfactory loan, and I am not com­ The subscriber hereby gives notice that he INGARI’S is the Jumping off plaining.” has been duly appointed Guardian of Mercy place. It stands at the sharp “ As you please, sir,” said Romano A. Asher, and has given lx>nds as the law di­ corner of an elbow in the coldly. “I may at least question your P rects. All perons having demands again.M mountain, with an almost right to assume that we are power­ said ward are de.-i ed to present the same for sheer drop of a thousand feet into less to prevent a marriage that is settlement, and all indebted thereto are re­ the quarries below. A low roofed, manifestly unpopular with the sub­ quested to make payment immediately. Cooking rambling building, once used as a jects of Prince Robin.” Montie»‘llo. Maine, June 3. Pfitl. troop house for nomadic fighting men “ But what about tin1 personal views who came from all parts of the prin­ WILLARD T. f CKTIS, D of Prince Robin': If I am not mis­ cipality on draft by feudal barons in 3J3 A s Guardian as afore^a.d taken he openly declares that he will by the days before real law obtained. Hobbs drove bravely into the court­ yard, shouted orders to a couple of Caution hostlers and descended from the box. Electricity Robin followed an attendant Win n a> m\ wife Ruby Huntley ha- left through a door, down a narrow hall­ nr; bed and hoaid. I he eh;, fi rbid all pers ms way, up a flight of stairs and out an­ ttimting l.ei ci: !!•;. .1 •eoiiiit, 1 'ball pay Id other door upon a small portico, shel­ bi:!> of fie; i ui.tiai tF_* atter this date tered by a heavy canvas awning. FA Idi IF IirVM.HY. Two men were standing at the rail­ Ft \ Me. ing, looking (’.own upon the impres­ .1 mi.. - A sionistic lights of the sunki n city. Tlie prim e drew back, his face hard­ ening. At the sound of his steps tie- two men turned, ;|;ir**d at him intently ryfhe Ci(}a\ for an instant and tlen deliberately strod.' past him, entered the door and 2S T)oi; nya-de* disappeared, The perst hra.-s n y u s h & r> Q/ buttons folk wed them. A soft, g:; 1 ,sling laugh >11 up*.m his that has anything on ia:-: a la a.’,h of pure lei; If. about and fa. w he 7 A is well known ongej alone, s seated at tin1 < olitary little corner, toward her \ith a glad ms her to ri e. She :»- land extended, IT d'dia." he mur- RUNS iven you up. U CTS EVEN 1 waited for

n a promise, m s u FIE HEAT GHILL •it is you who FOR u lull’ll, not 1, for you 25* No. E984 150-600 Watts Price $5.50 miing tu Graustark any- uId not have been sur- Three Nickel PlatedICooking Parish \ 134", 2" deep 1 had failed me, sir. It is from Vienna to this out Grill heating surface 73^ "[diameter. Baking Oven Nickel Plated IO34" diameter, 434" high “ The lined distant spot In the world The Dignified Ministry of Graustark would not have been too far away to inside, $5 extra. Sat Agape. cause an instant’s hesitation on im­ W hy part,” said lie, dropping Into the not gave your marry to suit himself and not the chair opposite her. boy and girl an 6 ft. heater cord and Hubbell Attachment people of Graustark. Am I not right, | “ But your personal affairs your opportunity to Fount GuhwioxV” demanded Mr. Blith J business,” she protested, “Gan you make their home ers suddenly of tile minister of war. ! neglect it so” study easy and Plug connecting with any lamb socket. “You are in a position to know some­ “My business is to find happiness,” effective f Give thing about him. Am I not right V" said lie. “I should be neglecting it them the same Every eye was on the count. indeed if I failed to pursue the only chances to win pro­ motion and success “ Prince Robin will marry for love, means of attaining it. You are hap- UNIVERSAL my lords,” he said quietly. “I am as the lad having the ^ piness, Bedelia.” advantage of forced to agree with Mr. Blithers.” ! “What would you sacrifice for hap Baron Romano sank into his chair. I piness?” she asked softly, There was silence in the room for j “ All else in the world.” lie replied WEBSTER’S Broils, Boils, Grills, Stews, etc. many seconds. I steadily. “If I were a king my realm NEW INTERNATIONAL | A gleam of triumph shot into the Especially adapted to the needs of the many living in apartments, should go if it >od bet v. emu uni i Dictionary in his home. This new § eyes of Mr. Blithers. von. Bedel creation answers with final author- | summer cottages, etc,, who are doing light housekeeping. The cost “My lords, I find that my half hour “Wait wait j ist for a iloment ity all kinds of puzzling questions | is almost up,” he said, pulling out she said, w it!’. oi Maps if you name tkia 1 tark. She may do as slw sees fit with j i th‘ ' paper. | them. Permit im* to wish you all ' | think w G. & C. MERRIAM C O - I gitod (lay. my \< m< 1-s ! Bedelia Hull* to SPRINGFIELD, MASS. | J At the R< gengid z a telegram await (To he continued.) ed him. It was from Maud. The Aroostook Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1916

How Water Melts Stone. There are two things in rain besides the water itself that hare the power Tv- •'— llt~ """W V A Few Smiles to melt things, even the nardest stone, S .._a m i| . ; ' W-f FOR SALE such as granite. Those two things are Annihilating Distance. Maple Spring Farm on which is that Famous Maple Spiing. I his nitric ac.ide and carbonic acid. These Hacon— Do you think the automo­ acids eat away the stone, so that it bile has done much good to civiliza­ farm contains 100 acres of Aroostook’s best potato soil. Situtated in seems the water slowly melts it. tion? the town of Westfield 4 miles west of Mars Hill village. The water Egbert Sure. Why, I don’t believe ruy wife ever would have had any­ has become so famous that it is sold in many towns in the county and Pays Horseman’s Fine. thing to io with that woman next some times in other States. Many physicians request their patients to Here is a point in the conservation fhior if nir neighbor hadn’t got an of energy: A eowbov was arrested for * The Next Best Thing ante mobile. use it. The Spring is 1500 feet above sea level and the sunoundings "loping” his pinto down the main thor­ oughfare of a middle western city. An to Making More is Saving More are such that no polution can reach it. Its analysis compaied with Not Necessary. automobile man cliammd to see the W E y \\r yon to rend almm the article-* mm ioned in tliiu advert i-cment v "Do you have Other highly tested waters, is far ahead. The sale doubles e\ei\ \eai arrest, and followe d the case to court. and then ><•«> ii \<>ii ,mi not In-ing nionev hv I,tiling to inr ;i|| 4>r -unm to jnit a scare- of them. I \ it\ nrie ot 11 When asked why lm turned his steed a leol. ;i -J.. . ; dtv lor larrn and home and .rs „ \j crow out in the We sell large quantities at the X01 them Maine Fair at 5 cents pei V, he glad jo |, || \(,ii more ahoiil th< /ii. to such haste, tie < ow hoy replied . /■ 'f f,,,rnfield to keep "iteeause it’s eas tor the pin to to * glass. Here is a chance for someone to make a fortune. Owing to uiMiri; i{imriu; \i a -. , = .ftM-11. u no p.i i n 1 ■ ’"''A,. . _ ew;iy the birds?” go fast than slow And the automo H0ih | * it w a 11 I I 1 : hi. , \ Ilia 111 e | ,h ,, a ; n., five months confinement to my house on account of a wean heart I , " J ie' J I'ilO'II i bile man paid his Ar ''' 1 1,10 i ■ ire; J had cannot attend properly to the business and mu-t sell, tr 10,000 buys it did it,” he ex 11 i:i i 1 ft!\ ip it In r; a s ■ all | U 1M"\pri , v < . ; | ‘ : ', i •11 i' 1 f! te \e.ir ..vn It : :i l os can do it 11 lb-' Poles of or of C. O. Grant, Houlton, Maine. one noiid do it.” ■ : : n claims ■i>: man or

D fp vt‘ she can • i'' t<> go through U 111 k ;i ; i t j 1.1 1 f J1 i i i \ i I! ■ [jlhfii . i I e.n k !, n S i, i, 11 is i, 11 r M.’l r [' i - 1 If Pv e - era. k ' er (ie, I-. i e 11 1 , [ 1H! 11 eike.p t) i i" i'.iin en 1 land ;duai-. A/yonsi Deals, < ARHONOl, Th rne-| n(r, sn'V i 11 i 11'■%,.ij (■eii Id ha\ e ;ikiiiihI To ;< !! ! ;m had invented a el < lari,, . It i 1! ■. - 1,. . | di - , ni’ei la nl, be.-der !’ 'h ihng cards that is said a d r. i . H)t )' • - grea-r. y-,-1 m :a ml o del -. ’! In e- iii hi-ais impossible,” said ie wall Ir wIII) \% bit'll Mill eleal) ilulH'. H. ,ik TO POTATO GROWERS ill" hi;sir: s man. event, j»!• M Md [' e 1 - , , II i i i . \\ ,n derlul in llie siek Do not forget the extraordinary results obtained with Modi- . . II t ' rn1 I t ,4 !mill. 11 will ke.’ji yair stable i>r Inn " W e i l .i ' uv i t liose machine ‘: ‘ 111,' H U .m fi'em yaiii.e:,' j ail- er eattb1 pen-. icals, ’ said ilio disappointed politi­ sould Ii,\\ r i e|- a bum b ed d ilimrent u-e'. 11) -Wlii'ii it" ■!<> lia' <■ lic.illli V, ||rot'll,I l,l,> 11 v,hv 1 Touches of Life. on the market. See your dealer before buying. "-V till* i ll a. _ I'm —''i,i*' I I r e , ,,, i,.. ,1 |,.,mtiv I, P;*.rnn- Switzerland normally sells ' 111 a v 1 li , a U I c. ( ,m .,,,. i, I iihnrr...... I,, i l i, v , , i.) < r , 1 ,1 ,- th - m,..| <■ !!., I,v,. I,, , ,|,-1 t , ,\ ,r 1111,1' , r rav ,-r i..a.f . \ , .„ ? ’.con.ofm worth of cheese yearly to Do not accept any substitute. >ir-al 11. |'i'r)..i[,-rg),| \\ ,„i,|I (I,,- Tv. ton. M W, . |„. th*' I'niff'd Si a! cs. |'-'i l»cra. St.1.1 in 1, fj an,l 10 gall,,,! j,,, 11 |,.,r,, U ,.n,| l.arr,] a. tulluw +* Ask your dekler about our quick and safe poison. llll I'l lmlH •luih ldgbort Well, it’s an even break. ft ' ' 7x~0 - American tnari its put a lot of life into Read what some of the growers are saying about Modified Kil­ T 1 WOOD lUU SI HVA l IM:...n „ von wan. m n.1,1 1,’ianv T T y n iT ! Switzerland, to >. 3 V, f,’"7’ »'"! -M...-1 ...... V,,U ran ,1 l.v „,-a.,„K *!,}, Mar- tone. rrn J ' ■' -14. , 1..; ■ -1 jk c Im, I.r h Ht. |,4 i III rn 11 r I>> tr, ll... Uiim U of She’ll Finish Him. I •!**• ;,7 if Vf.'itliiT, t‘a 11I1 or III,,),tun-. You know I Ii ■ pr.-ert .,tn .• tain,-a of rr.-oaotc, ratiem-e —is .-he going to marry John N. A dams T hk K ii.-Tonic Co. H.-ma.i h'{ uni oil it ,.m !„. a,,|,l„.d l.v am,,, v d,|,|„„a, -|,ra,ma or l.rualungi that man? Newark, X. J. A 1 > <• \ | ion i \ 1* mrtlDHl, ^ I bat ^ why Harm I A ( nulr-( hu- CreoMnfe Or! is practical Houlton, l|,r 11., tan i' r. And it a, I ualK j.cn, 11 a!, - < dr -per i n I,, llm t, ood I ban an v ol hrr Patrice —I believe so. |.n-4.'f \ .11 vlriilnt v.n.r lunla-r wnli llari.ti', load,--One ( irno.olo <),1 aud Dear .Sir; Houlton, Me*.. June 6, 1916 Gentlemen; In-Lilli Him "H e’s a self made man, isn’t he?” I used Modified Kiltone last year with E L A S T IC C M — n.m ’t tink.-r, delay and exj.rrim*-nt vitli tin- little ,.t,-n,l.iv repair*. “ Yes; but sine's going to put tho I won hi like to certify that last season I We liave a |ir>.,lii, t that tioko Hindi repairv not onlv , lira,..m,I , a-t, l,m permanent. finishing touches to him. 11*8 ra lle.l “ I Ia.11 anin’’ ]>eranxe it -, a t.iupli, ela-1 i,-, a,I In -; t,-. t,„ t,■ r - perfect satisfaction. I sprayed four times Ha» no e.)oual I, rc 11 r 1 i n £ pnitcr.% j-oot- ') used Modified Kiltone to spray my potatoes, Ilivrsl in hmiic I'b^ugum now and ha\o an t*vcr-rrndv loool *111ii 1 A using five lbs. per acre per application. I tnal will prove that it s 1 ndi*pcn-alib'. MaUo that ti i.i 1 Hoc.. | Tramps. with very satisfactory result-, obtaining 95 -/ i»*ii«:;r*i ! “What did tho averaged no bids, per acre on 40 acres and = = - ; ; * TYIIKF. SIIINidFS All that 1, d.-dralde in n i f ' ” ..... barrels of potatoes per acre where Modified S'*: mSm Bl am using it altogether this season. This ___ 2 " root,! I a i.4 colli 1'III, d IN ]{.l! I . It I W I k,' -I, ,1 dl-4. I V Ijj ' lady up at that | “Advice,” r e ­ quired of Modified Kiltone is to add water Sh'°Sle :\ady for use. filate, liut they look l.etter and ensi less. tram]). “And it used, Sold by all pood dealers everywhere. Send f,,r nrn “ Mon. Uanhlet. nade me si' k.” G. F. Finnkmore Tin >u \ s K. II \ :.r. Caribou ! “ Well, the nth- The Company * ; ?r day she- gave Dealers: John N. Adams, Houlton S. C. Spratt, :nt' pie. and it New Y o rk CDeapo I’hihulrl|,hia lioMon St. loins Cleveland Cim-innati Pittshoreh sad the same ef- IVtroit nirtmn^hani Kansas l itv Mtnneaj.olis Silt latkc (.itv Seattle I’enria ect. ’ TTTi: I’ VTFRSON M A M 1 \< i r m \ i : C O M P V V y, lim ited: Montreal Toronto Island Falls Frank Bradstreet, Bridgewater - iniupre anronver 't. John, V H. II. litas, N. ydnex, N. How !t Looks. i'ill - i [*• says liis father has a flow­ ing beard, did That’s right. I'm v Inn is a flowing beard?” “Why it's ,,m> that reminds you of vvai*'/ cim iug ut of a iiydrant.”

P-jiNTLC PARAGRAPHS

'• - there are a dozen

T id women in the the mol. -a1 ■ “ied to he out ior calls. ” .- not always ■p te be. io (hango car3 ' re,: d to success. the whine habit as •iiinio married

Id v r•V tlef iee p"v you upprociate the ( •' imp; iUV of p-"Cm.'m ty 1 • f ; [ ! adro you0 4 ytealev may 1. p |;t i ■■ r;. are go, but if t;bess mere i ban th.at to start a 1 • i! d i \\”ii n a ms >i fells a w <-■ an sho is all id-■ world le dm s'w Round Doily Boxes Instead ef r!u■ Mat ease for doilies that liIII- elpjeve,i much, popolarity for the Isist few limum, one may use a i mini! box. jmu 1big enough to hold the v » - > . doilies■■ in qe.es: ion, aud an inch or hex is covered with ref I hefh aPraetive and

CENTS PRICE TOO LOW. *V V ♦ V DAT AIN'T MfJCH WHEN YOU CON­ The Cigarette'People SIDER DAT | hAVt T£K, hUVVY UD talk about. VAT Dt’MAN MlQ-HfcR UP ZIRAsmokers are asking,over V T w l bi YY'/ and over: W- u s “How is it possible to put such ►V ►V . tobacco in a 5 Cent cigarette?” COMBINATION New ZIRA smokers are say­ ! THAT WORKS WELL I ing : I Doing Great Good This Spring.

“We'd been told Z IR A was good, | A r’a'i' e ideoil'purirying ’redi- i 11"',: '- Sa rs.ipanlla. c m.- but now we know ‘better tobacco is i ''■■■' ' d a -upetla! me irmi tonie 1 ■■ ! '< | ■; i ■ e’i jh-. *ralu‘S ihe ideal what made them famous.'" | :m sms Medieii:. . I N' > ■ t:,i r e d11 ;>.1—-*i s-ass sin \ ■ : "a* ’ \ e | n u " ’ ' '' ■ -a- • !ic-e two IV- You CAN buy a high-grade ciga­ ! -1 - ra fi\e- w "id.: ■ y t.«j« ! !u‘r. rette for 5 Cents— ZIRA. i,•;l.• ■ i : m nr iniiv. imivive’'- ! id id" id. m.d i de T"111 -i 1 >1 w' i, e\- i., r.i -v-urm. T i ■ -y a u a ken • • e The Mildest cigarette. 'j7 B a ^ 11 „ ■ i . ,i;d. dige-; i'm, puri! y a’ • i ' g.d ,■ ; im Id’;ed, give renewd A ■ , : d !" ! dr dele bi*dy, piv.d'iee ■ . ■ ■! mn i d- ep. ami a 0omp!c? > ei'ai i'"i. fe ...... 1 Imalf a.— the urea:- e-l e!' all i a rt lily hlcs-ing.-. Tw 1 .i, dm1' invented in 1 two tned;- i im - w ill hr; m: bet ter re-ult s i m ; BETTER TOBACCO* MADE THEM FAMOUS fniir idd’.'ir's sj lent in any ot her cm:!-o e t‘ t ra at men t er :iit mida nee. mom It i- w : in get H.- ,1V Sarmpa- ri’la .e i J'i1 j11ii'yu lhd today. The A ro o sto o k Times, Wednesday, dune 21, 1916

Bouquet The HexaHZ Sir Hypophosphites Jeanice Talcum It brings to vou t h e com­ bined odor ot the tubero-e, tlic violet, 1.1m Imlio- tiope, the gera­ nium, the r_j;is- mine and other choice (lowers, all of which are tie 1 i g b t f w 1 1 v

Standard Price One Can 50c Thi* Sale Two Cans 5 ic

25c Violet Dulce Talcum . Powder, 2 for“ 26c M HI

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Violet Talcum

A powder that appeals to huiies One Bottle $1.00 and children, and especially rec­ Thursday, Friday, & Saturday ommended to gentlemen to use after shaving Ties Sale

15c Can 2 for 16c Two Bottles $1.01 25c Can 2 for 26c JUNE and 24 Harmony Cocoa Butter Gold Cream Harmony Toilet Water Rubber Goods and Household Necessities Stork Nipple - fo2 (V White l.imme: » fia 20 Wili-h 1 hi /e ; < P.fi; \ w oiulci ml imihii r, g ('ream. It has a delicate and flowery fragrance Mudicinc I )i opjmis 2 lot be A trim Wir tm -d. 'Pie ved known a-sim- Hot Water bottle Covers 2 tor :o( \ iee 1 >i oe> >ra : 1 P.i.fiim ;,n gerties fit Corot Butler make that will always hold its popularity. Eve Wash 2 tor jbe HiatuiT T.TTm. r _■ t" ' 1 1 his a di-iinr: im pr The perfumer has skillfully caught and Foot Powder 2 lor 2bc or .0 Interna 1 Pile Remedy 2 101 51c a; h a i a Ar held the odor of the Rose, Violet ot Mentholine Halm 2 tor jbe Lilac. ii- Sa ' Mothcr Kroh's Haby (’ough ("o, 11 Hath 1. Standard Price ' This Saie Svrup 2 tor _'bc One Jar 50c Two Jars 51c 2 m.' Mother Kroh's Colic Remedy 2 lor 2bc Bottle 75 cents Two Bottles 76 cents One 2 s c White Pine Tar 2 tor joe ■1 ( 1 ^c Toothache 1 )n p- .1 tor b e Household Remedies Fenway Assorted Chocolates | )V A Purple and Gold Package £ flAVORltyg Pure Flavoring Extracts Contains an assortment of .pt pieces con.-M- VAN 101. A and I.MMON ing of Nougatines, Nut Pieces, Caramels, Butter Scotch ami Creams. One Bottle 25c. Two Bottles 26c. I . ; ! It's a high class value in every particular. ^Xtrac^ Standard Price i his Sale One pound 60 cents Two pounds 61 cents Cigar Spc cials 40c lb. (iuth's He lease Caramels, 2 tot ) a qc Liggctt's Chewing Cum. 2 tor be > • V h a t i . /AJ .: . K; ;c Wrig-lev’s Spearmiut Cum, 2 tor be

Good Stationery I i .(. h v .-iu 1 , t 1 ■ M l t A : ■ L:i\s. 20,. tjj i; h ■ n I *mind Pa; 'C :t 11 ' pis ■J! »ifl BKHi Fr: “ W, Lorvl Hahimi ie I. ’ 11 * 1 ' 1 i' ^,5 > ^ r ' / J ( ascadc t \ 1 ! A ! 2 \, : 1 ■ m \ c s \i > 1' J f a > P.ox Stationery .li ; . I ‘ .) /.I V./I V -5 C J i up [it I oc Writing Table' 2 !oi- 1 :c ,> f :'i: 5 ■■ ' T.i I oc Packages 1 .imm 1 .I'M T ■ < > t ' 'p ' i M - c,. 2 tor 1 c 5 c r.cad IVneih- 25c Bov Wi iiimg l’ap‘ r. Wid ■e ! A hi! e 1- u. .■’ '1 - 11U -',1 0 ;■ ; ■ t ; . 3 T-7 f > , In, O ('ascade 1.11101 s 'O eiopi - , J (liU i\a gi s. • 5 ° IOC Paper 1 >1 inki n r 1 ■li' '• - m cart

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l ne4Xve 11 e11 in »| m i. i t \ 4m lh;. m1,- Two 36c IOC. Lathers t'rm !v in any water. One trial will ram •'5 Sundries vince vou there ts nothing better for the pi ice no imitle $1.50 Standard Price I ho Saw .*<• Ont* Syringe $1.75 1 ■■ Ont Cake 10c. Two Bottles $1.51 Two Syringes $1.76 ' ■ 'c 'A '

Toilet Articles and Soaps W-, , 1 Hair lh ;joc Violet Dulce Liipiid Compound Powder ; I r ' . , ; 50c Violet Dulce \ anishing ( ream Stationery - Lord Baltimore Linen Writing Paper \ \ : I : ' I'm- 1 ! r 50c Violet Dulce Cold Cream for be 2s;c Violet Dulce Talcum Powder 25c Medicated Skiu Soap 25c Witch Ha/el Shaving Potion Standard I’i ii . Extra Excellent Value 25c Camphorated Cold ('ream Special! One pound 25c. One package Paper and one package Tar Shampoo j Envelopes 26c JAM ! JAM ! JAM Y o u may never again obtain so much k I 25c Raspberry Jam, 2 for 26c quality for your money. Absolutely 1 Rexall Cold Cream high grade, produces a profuse lather w 25c Strawberry u u u and leaves the hair with a cleanly odor A 11 antiseptic and healing cold ctearn, c'-pcvmhv tec mimmic Standard Price lliisSale for chapping and roughness <>f the skin caused by <• xp<>^tnv■ to -n u m 16 cents 25c Currant O Cake 15 cents Two Cakes and wind.

St amlnrd price Violet Dulce Complete on Rexall One Jar 25 cent Powder

Tooth Paste One Cent hu vs an v art icle mi thi- piper. it'-, ju -t lik • wt ■ i i i v - > I : ■ 1 r., 11 ■: i ■ stand* : 111 cent. Pick out the items v mi kno w vou will need now. or a inon’ i t die h 1 gin si < jua!it \ , i v- A perfect dentifrice, for one, add one cent an 1 get t wo Talk it over with your "i ig ihe- !’;g iir.i o t t he famous sliopping party and come ie m Cleans and whitens the ! h> -t i jua 1 it ie- ot to;- , 1; ple \ i< iu pou - teeth. Comes out llat on dr is t ha! it doe- rot the brush. "mow " when iiM-d A ; pri 1 v. 1 lelightt nil v 'O’ 'e,i w ii h 11 ie \ io- Standard Price 1* • *’ ■' 1 'Cor. Hrun- II •'. V him ami Flesh One Tube 25c ' .: m-. j ,

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