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The Courier-Gazette Trouble on Schooner Robert I— Bean THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP THREE-TIMES-A-WEEK Came Near Fatal Ending. S I L S B Y ' S ALL THE HOME NEWS Lamont A. Wellman Succeeds Alfred B. Lamb—Licensing Mrs. Harry fywing Thanks The Courier-Gazette For Sav- 399 Main Street Rockland, A sailors’ row which came within Subscription $3.00 per year payable Jn ad j an inch of being a fatal affray was Board Has a Session. ing Husband’s Life—Vinalhaven Fisherman Was Near vance; single copies three cents. OFFERS YOU THIS WEEK Advertising rates based upon circulation brought to light here yesterday with To Death. and very reasonable. the arrival of the schooner Robert NEWSPAPER HISTORY At a special meeting of the Ciiy by non-residents. There also arose ! Unusually fine Daffodils, 1,. .Bean Irom St. John, X. B. City The Rockland Gazette was established in I like S. Davis and Inspect- i Government Tuesday night Lamont the point as to what the effect | { 1810 In 1871 tiie Courier was established 1 Marshal Luke would be if an exception was made | Ailrift 53 hours in an open boat, back home before noonday, and tie $1.25 per dozen and conso’iiiated witli tiie Gazette in 1882. s IL Magee were called oil -V Wellman of 13 Orange street w.ti or Charles in Mr. Walker’s case. around which angry seas- were beat consequently did not provide himself The Free Press was established in 1853, and to Lake a Porto Rican, Albrite Mes ing to a height of 50 feet; minus food in 1801 changed its name to the Tribune. elected patrolman to fill a thrlfce year These licenses were granted: with food. There was. however, a First quality Pink Snap These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. so from her, charged with assauit term.. He succeeded Alfred B. Lamb, Victualers—Daniel Munro, Mont P. and water; and at times only vague jug containing about two gallons of with intent to kill. Messo was who has been on the Northend heal Trainer, Ida K. Shea, Ethel B. Pom* ly conscious that he was in peril of fresh water. Somehow the stopper Dragons, $2.00 per dozen lodged in the county iail and will he for a number of years, and who was eroy. Louis Petrosky, Jacob Green, being swept into tiie open Atlantic— became dislodged and enough salt taken to Portland today for arraign recently transferred to the Southend. this is the story, rivalling a hideous water found its way into the Jug to As rust eats iron, so care eat:; the ••• W. F. an 1 F. E. Perry, James Hanly, Easter cWid Calla Lilies, ment before the federal *court. John T. Berry and Frank Grede.’ nightmare, which was yesterday be- spoil the contents- Mr. Cowing ••• heart.—A. Kicard. ••• R. H. Angel, Mary E. McKenney, ••• ••• It is charged that Messo resented were confirmed as special policemen, Frank L. Newbert and Louis Cohen. ! ing told by Harry Cowing, a Vinal- drank thirstily, and by midnight his Sweet Peas, Roses, 4# .«. •• .«. .«. .«. «. ■ .«• >•* ••• ••• orders given by boatswain John and will probably be assigned to spe Bowling alley—John L. Thomas. i haven lobster fisherman. condition had become nearly de Christophsen while the vessel was at cial traffic duty. Mourned as lost, after two days of lirious. Public cars—Berry Bros., Bert | exacting search, in which civilians Carnations CAR MAN KILLED - anchor at St. John, and attacked the Tift? meeting was called primarily Wardwell. A. S. Rankin. Arthur L He recalls In a dazed manner that officer with a knife, inflicting severe to act upon the annual crop of licence Rokes, Arthur E. Saunders, George ' were joined„ , by the forces.. of two Ills boat drifted past Matinieus Is t * . facial wounds and numerous siligh’. petitions. While most of them were B. Clark, Frank F. P.utler, Mrs. Annie J land and that he saw a white house For Potted Plants Ralph W. Dolham Meets cuts about the body which must granted, many others were referred M. Klin*. James T. Jones, Cleveland, 1 unexpected rescue is today the topic on the southwestern side which he have been serious had it not been to the hcen.sjng committee for in- 1’. Harvey, Charles V. McKinney and of Knox.County’s seacoast communl- recognized as that of Weston Ames. Ivy and other Geraniums in variety, Pelargoniums Tragic Death At L. R. R. i for the heavy clothing worn by j vest{gation. Among these were: Arthur M. Sprout. | ties, rivalling the stories told in fic He blew his horn as loudly as he Christophsen. The colored cook took or Martha Washingtons, Fuchsias, Japanese Rub Repair Shop. To operate steajn heating plants— Truck, teams—C. S. Stevens, Eddl) tions pages. could but the gale prevented the a hand before the affair went further Alfred L. Church, Walter Dimick ami W. Farmer, S. B. St. Clair. Fred Le , The, glad, news came, yesterday Round from being heard ashore. ber Plants, Easter Lilies. and put Messo in charge of Cajd. jalnes Yevkal. Eventually he fashioned a torch, but Ralph W. Dolham, car repair man, vasser, George H. Jackson,Jackson. R. H. I m,,, nlns fr,,m M“,ne " outermost A. Johnson wh caused the arrest Plumber—John li. Moulaison. light station, and the purveyor of it apparently it failed to attract at These are all home grown, fresh and beautiful. in the employ of the Lime IRock Withlngton, G. W. Grover. S. B. Ay! at this port. Public car—A. Walker Brewster, ward, .1. W. Haskell, A. W. Brewster, was Capt. I1' O. Hilt, keeper of Ma- tention. Our prices are very reasonable for the quality of Railroad, was fatally injured Tues j Yictualer—-Rosy L. Hammond. A. F. Quimby, E. G. Wotton, C. II. tinicus Rock Light. The skies cleared after the storm, LATEST SEA HORROR our goods. day'xafternoon, while working be , To conduct theatrical perform- Clifford, E. S. Wing. Daniel A. Me-. The sequel came in the form of and Tuesday forenoon the warm rays tween cars in the repair shop. . , M i ancea and moving pictures—Dondi.s Loud and George L. Wlieeler. a telephone communication from of the sun beat down upon the inert | THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP The accident happened at 3.30 Japanese Freighter Meets Doom As Amusement Co., operating Strand To sell lireworks—E. E. Simmons, Mrs. Cowing to The Courier-Gazette form in the bottom of the .boat, when a string of cars got beyond the Helpless Passengers of Two Steam- Theatre, ar.d Maine Theatres. In.-.. Harry H. Brown, Mary E. McKinney yesterday afternoon. Un a voice bringing back a somblance of con £ S 1 L S B Y ' S control of the brakeman and smashed ers Watch. ! operating Park and Empire theatres. and George E. Orcutt. shaking with emotion the wife of tiie sciousness. The wind had greatly into the still cars on which Air. Dol Junk dealers—-Abraham M. Cass- Inn-holder—Mrs. Carrie F. Gould. rescued fisherman told how resi moderated, and was blowing from 399 Main Street Rockland ham was working. I)r. A. \Y. Foss Thirty-eight Japanese seamen, the man and Sam Lermon. Victualers and Inn-holder dents of Criehaven, learning through the southwest. the corporation’s physician was entire crew of the Japanese steel With reference to ,Mr. Moulaison Thomas S. Gross and Byron L 1 lxll,er °f '*'er hu»ba,nd's peril, had The coast line began to assume a summoned and the victim was freighter Raifuku Maru, were one of the aldermen said he had been Ryder. fared forth in search of the missing familiar appearance. “That," thought taken to Knox Hosj.ital in ;h-» Bur i craft, and found It just as the sea the castaway, "must be Bantam drowned in the raging North Atlan given to understand that an ob Billiards and pool—Frank B. Allen, pee ambulance. It was there learned jection had been raised that "thei j Chester W Munro. Bhllip Sulldes, was on the point of claiming an Ledge off Criehaven." And the idea that his neck was broken. He died tic seas Tuesday Av hen their ship other victim forced itself upon him that If he i sank under the eyes of two shiploads are too many plumbers already.’’ Jacob Green, George A. Tarr and I. at 7.03. This did not appeal to the board or Petrosky. “Your paper saved my husband's could get within its shelter some Mr. Dolham was a native of Rock ' of humanity unable to help them. i life," said Mrs. Cowing, "and I want fisherman might find him—before it Two ocean liners, the Cunarder mayor as a valid objection, and the Mo'itn picture operator—Oscar 'THE WOOLWORTH land, and for a time was in the em licensing committee was instructed Deiheiin you to know how grateful we all feel was too late. ploy of the city as driver of the N. Tuscania, and the Homeric of the toward it." • • • • White Star Line, futilely stood by as ' to look into the merits of the case. Junk dealers—A. L. Burns, I). A. Burpee hose team. For 10 years A. W. Brewster, while a resident of Shafter, Simon Brigg-, Morris Gor 'Interrogating her husband from With the one oar which the boat he was employed as clerk in Willis I. i the seas gulped down men and boa., time to time she gave the reporter a possessed he managed to navigate his BUILDING their decks filled with agonized At- ■ Owl’s Head, living just across the don, Jacob Pollse, T. Shapiro. Ayer’s market at the Northpnd- He j line, felt that he should not be ob To sell balloons and novelties- - vivid outline of the story. craft slowly toward the desired had been with the Rockland a.v when the whole state, as The loss of these tastes Is a loss of happi TEL 331—ROCKLAND far as Knights Templar are concern BATTERY way," commented the court. ness.—Charles Darwin. John M. Gamage YOU’LI. be delighted with a dinner eaten here.I ed. will be entertained with good old- To take advantage of this offer, just bring or mail this coupon to us fashioned Bangor hospitality. THREE HILLS within the next ten days HARRY P. CHASE & Sons, Inc. Food of proven purity served There is a hill In England. While the 75tl, anniversary docs, $14.50 Green fields and a school I know. In the style that will please not occur on the exact date of the Where the balls fly fast In summer. I accept your offer of one can each z'« Pint Pint Quart you. Appetizing salads and charter. Kt John’s Day formed a bet In Exchange For Your Old Expert Shoe Repairing And the whispering elm trees grow, of Bay State Household Enamel One Can at Rep. Price 45c 80c $145 MARINE RAILWAYS desserts that will cause you ter occasion for the observance thanj Battery A little hill, a dear 4iill. and Bay State Varnish Stain nt 471 Main Street, Rockland And the playing fields below. One Can at Half Price 23c 40<. .73 to talk about us. the later date, tile fine June weather i the regular price for one can and Agents for— of Maine, if in evidence for this big Upstairdk Opp. New York Bakery There Is a hill In Flanders. Cost for BOTH Cans 68c $1.20 $2.18 HALF PRICE for the other. event, will tie an additional reason Dodge Battery $24.50 Heaped with a thousand slain. MARINE ENGINES Where the shells fly night and noon tide Get acquainted with aur for holding the celebatton here then.' Name ______And the ghosts that died In vain— Boat Brokers “Bill O'Fan" Herbert C. Crowell is eminent com-J A little hill, a hard hill Address______- — I mander of Kt. John's Commandery, SEA'VIEW FRED S. MARCH To the souls that died in pain. Check the colors and Mie desired. If you mail your order, add 10c to cover postage Boat Building and he and his competent fellow I There Is a hill hi Jewry workers are busily engaged now in Three crosses pierce the sky. Light Oak Dark Oak Sea Green Brown Mahogany and Repairing BATTERY SERVICE Varnish Stain: Red Mahogany Newbert’s Cafeteria blocking out plans and perfecting' Cemetery Memorials On the midmost He h dying Walnut Rosewood Ground Color Tel. 837-W 689 Main Street To save all those who die. Light Green Gray Light Blue Pink French Gray details to make the event the grand Household Enamel: Ivory Telephone 702-W Rockland’s Finest Eating Place A little hill, a kind hill Brown Green 36-tf, success which Is confidently antici ROCKLAND, ME. PARK STREET, • • ROCKLAND To souls in jeopardy. pated. 38-tf 34-tf — / Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 23, 1925 Every-Other-Day
TIME, AND THE BRIDGE The Courier-Gazette \ ---- THREE TIMES A WEEK Daylight Saving Saving Ad CIRCULATION AFFIDAVIT vocates Need Have No Kni-kland. Maine. April 2:1. 192', Personally appeared Frank s Lvddle who Lovely Stockings Fears Says Portland Ex on oath declares that he Is pressman in the office of The Courier-Gazette, and that of 'lie press. the issue of this paper of April 21. 1925. there was printed a total uf 9.520 copies Before tne, FRANK It MILLER, (Portland Express) Notary Public. That Stay Lovely The Rockland Courier-Gazette ex- presses a f<4r that if the referenda O Lord, thou are my God: 1 w-'ll 0:1 Ihe daylight saving and the Bath exalt thee, I will praise thy name: for thou hast dene wonderful things. 4 bridge are held the same day the lat Thou hast been a strength to the When every shop is colorful with the fresh tints ter measure may lie impaired. poor, a strength to the needy in his of spring, shopping becomes a pleasure to the “Is it not- possible.'* the Rockland distress, a refuge front the storm, a paper asks "that the same public shadow from the heat.—Isaiah 25:1,4 woman whose apparel is always in the mode. sentiment which In the Legislature supparied the bridge hill but emphati To the vast audience that'hears by It is a pleasure, too, as well as a necessity, for cally rejected daylight saving will, in rallying to oppose the latter meas radio the practical and convincing her to choose the Hosiery that will carry out and ure. put the bridge project in grave replies to questions propounded Dr. peril'."' Cadman, is added another audience enhance the charm of the New Spring Costumes. "We also, many of us. want day that reads them with great interest light saving." the Rockland writer Such stockings obviously are McCullum’s, for continues, "byt the bridge is vastly in the Monday papers. What he has mure important, not only to us 4,ut to say upon topics of present inter nowhere else can she find such wide variety of the to every interest in Maine as well. The Demand Grows est. with straight and convincing newest and smartest styles. The most popular If Portland is to insist upon her ref logic, has no better illustration than erendum. will site not see that it is thin answer to the query: 'Will you McCullum numbers can be supplied in the beau set for some other day titan that on which the bridge is to be voted tell us what, in your opinion, may tiful tints. upon?” be done to bring about a general We confess that we cannot see how EAR after year the vogue for Reed and Fibre furni movement to put a stop to the grow McCullum Pure Thread Silk Hose, lisle top, all colors...... $1.95 to $2.50 the raising of the question of day ture increases. This year is no exception and we have light saving is going to affect the Y ing use of liquor by our young peo Medium weights, all silk...... $3.00 Bath bridge matter, one way or an ple? The hip flask at public and anticipated the demand by having Heywood-Wakefield— Pure Thread Silk Chiffon...... $2.00 to $3.00 other It is of course true that every private dances has become so com question that goes before the people whose products are renowned for superior craftsmanship— mon that it passes without com Silk and Lisle Mixtures, fancy design...... $4.98 at the election on September. wiil ment” To this Dr. Cadman replied: sene to increase the total vote send us many beautiful suites and separate pieces in Misses’ Pure Silk Lisle Top...... $2.00 throughout the State- Hundreds of “This is the ghastly heritage we people in Portland will vote on that are beginning to reap by believing Reed and Fibre. They are reasonably priced, too, so that day on account of the daylight sav that we can outrage constitutional We would call special attention at this time to graduates to hose number 154 ing issue, who would not go to the all home lovers can afford them. law in this country with impunity. which can be dyed to match any costume in evening or daylight shades, no polls on recount of the Bath bridge, In many instances, though not in all. the Quoddy hill or other questions to they are following the example of extra charge to customers. Pure thread silk, medium weight, at...... $3.00 be passed upon. Colorful upholsteries and a wide range cf popular their own parents. That is where So far as we have been able to the reform will have to commence, We have also a very fine line in Van Raalte Hose...... $1.95 to $5.00 learn there is no opposition in this finishes and designs make this furniture ideal for the —home discipline. A boy or girl of city to the bridge proposition. We 16, up to the age of lit, should lie Onyx Pointex Heel...... $1.95 to $2.50 would expect to see as good a ma modern home. under the control of their own par jority for it here as in Rockland or ents. If they are not. there is some Gordon H300, in all new shades, at...... i...... $2.25 Bath, bigger perhaps titan in the thing wrong with their parents. It latter city, for in Ruth there is some The excellence of each piece is doubly guaranteed by is parental nurture and discipline slight local opposition. whieli we need in this country fat The only possible consideration our reputation for quality merchandise and by the 99 more than anything else, ami tiie best that could turn Portland people kind will only come through religion. year reputation of Heywood-Wakefield. It is an act of cowardice to endeavor against the bridge proposition would be the discovery that the people who to lay upon the police or upon the churches or institutions of learning are most to he iienefiled by the bridge are making organized opposition to the priesthood of the home. That Exchange your fctiuususccucaouocu uucaaocc Otir Ciub must be discharged by parents and the daylight plan. To vote against InBi the bridge, becaute the people who none other.” old furniture Plan of want the bridge are apposed to day BURPEE light saving, wotfld not lie a fair or for some new Payment Z President Coolidge’s faculty of reasonable proposition, but there F URNITURE CQ. is very might he some, we suppose, to lie in pieces ______DOCKLAND —~ MAINE saying few words, but the right ones economical at the right time, is one of the rea fluenced that way. However, that is pipe and made from the piano stool country's intelligence service. Kos- not to he feared anyway, for both sons why he inspires the country Dawes- used as a boy. loff has the role of a German spy, Rockland and Bath are for the day • * * * with confidence, in an address be whom Betty tacks to earth. light plan. fore the Daughters of the American A -lronze plaque on a memorial Tom Mix' latest picture depicts the As we see it the holding of the erected in Indianapolis to the late stirring deeds of England’s famous Revolution a few days ago he re daylight saying election on a day Frederic W. Galbraith, Jr., national robber, Dick Turpin and because of other than that on which the other ferred to that powerful organization cc mmander of The American Legion Diek's bold attacks and dashing es referendum propositions are Tb he as a social force, not a governmental in 1920-1921. has been ripped from capes this new William Fox poctun- passed upon is not practicable one, to “lift up the aveage of its base' and stolen. The memorial is as full of thrills as an egg of sub- Elections cost money and it would be Bight years have passed since the marked the spot where the former : :anee. That the "Robin Hood of the American life to the full level of its uneconomical to hold two elections VILLAGE UNEARTHED reason’s work last Saturday even United States entered the war. lead r of the Legion met a tragic Road" out-guessed, out-fought an l the same fall. Portland might he ing by furnishing music for the highest aspirations.” This is an ex On April 6. 1917, it was that death in an automobile accident on out-rode the officers of the law fol willing to have the law suspended y ^UROPE RW £xcursio.’ ma juende ball at the new Com America accepted the German chal R cellent epitome of the D. A. R. June 9. 1921. It was erected liy na- lows as a dramatic certainty and the for two years, hut that would not he Expedition Finds One In Ne munity hall,.Liberty. There were 65 Praising the Americanization work lenge. ' tional headquarters of the Legion. story closes with Dick and his love fair to those who favor the law couples picsent. There will be One year and seven months later plaque which was bolted to a ly bride safely at home in France, passed last winter. vada Believed To Be dancing in th s hall every Saturday of the society. Mr. Coolidge in this the war was over. At least, that is By Edwin Pet re huge boulder, had previously been lit this picture extra care was tak Portland is wholly. sincere in pe evening. connection viewed the immigration what the nation. Joy-mad at release 10,000 Years Old. defaced with white paint. One holt en with every detail, for it will rang titioning /or a referendum on the Mi-, and Mrs. Iyle Lermond and from the bleakness and blackness of How I Saw Tut’s Tomb restriction laws as having in the last had also been removed. as Tom Mix' masterpiece, being far anti-daylight saving law. Those children of Camden, were visitors conflict, thought in those delirious! • » • • A prehistoric city, held by archeo four years prevented an influx of more elaborate and far more expen who are sponsoring the referendum Ziwar Pasha, the Prime Mi.iist'* , und.y at W. M- Light’s. hours when the armistice was cele-1 state convention in New York sive than anything in which Mr. Fox logists to be the oldest site of civili immigrants of such proportions as believe that the people of the State has just paid his first visit to Tut- M s. Clara Ovi flock and son Bur brated. next fall closely rivaling the national hag presented him. "Dick Turpin” zation in the United States, has been aukh-Amen’s tamib. nt'.1 w :e ibusin< ss callers at Cooper's would have made it doubtful It was over—hut in part only. It be hit safely three times for a was 18. The next 11 years found SOMETHING EXTRA total of six bases. her grand-daughter Virginia Tyle*\ lim in other New England States— who are now in Waterville. Iriving team in South Weymouth, —in- The Winslow-1 lolhrook Auxiliary •onnected witl^ .State insane hos Charles It. Taggart, fiddler, pro Harry D. Phillips is back with the pitals in (Massachusetts and Con- .'-b-uin:: it b* will meet in the Le • "Consolidated," after getting the up- gion hull I’riduy afternoon. Then' ' vided a delightful entertainment at lecticut (and an institution on Long the Fniversiilist church last night -per hands of grippe. (.-•land), a;.d as guard in thr^ State METAL BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS will ho quilts to t.irk. At 6 o’clock under the auspices of the Knicker SUITS FOR MEN i’i iron at West Concord, N. IL. the iippt-r • o Hay Operator Frank I.. Clark of the Teachers Association. bocker £lass. Mr. Taggart is an ex warden of which was the father of ceptionally fine performer on piano the Western I’nion la cunined to ‘X-Governor Cox of Massachusetts. the house by tonsililis. A handsome new flag has l>een and violin and combines with it a Mr- Wellman came to Rockland 21 marked gift as a humorist. His in rears ago, and for 18 years was in presented to Rockland’s new Ilig.i M; run IJrlnkwater is substituting, HTl ■ d in memory of Maurice Ames terpretation of the old-fashioned n the employ of Thorndike & Hix, fiddler \vas especially well . received. at tin Central Fire Station while bster department. For the past v.’ o wo tbl hive been a member of Fred L. Cheyne Is in Boston. the clacs of R)l7 save for an untime He was also an adept at the imita hree years he has been rnakyig bar- tion of bird calls and life sounds on els for the Rockland & Rockport ly dea'I . Tin- donors were Mr. and There will be no public supper at Mis. H. n. Ames. the violin. His recitations were ex Lime Corporation. cellent. the Relief Corps tonight, but a pic The new cop belongs to the Masons nic supper will precede the regular. ind Knights of Pythias. He stands There are two Abbott schools, one meeting. “Abbott School” for boys and the ! Charles S. Hall, who has been > feet 11 inches, weighs 200 pounds, ind when he get’s his clutches on an other "Abbot Academy” for girls. traveling out of Boston for more than Miss Amanda Wood is at the home ( onsecjuently the item concerning 30 years, has signer! up with the ffender the victim will know it for of Mrs. Frank Knowlton in Camden ■ he has a pair of hands that were Miss Evelyn M<1» ugall’s Senior play John Bird Co. to cover the Rock in her capacity as nurse. This offer places a handsome Metal Bed, strong Spring and good Mattress at should have related to the school land, Thomaston and Camden terri ___ 1 made for a Hercules. spelling i s name with one t instead tory. He finds the new position an Daylight time goes into effect in the startling price of— of two. especially congenial one as it gives Massachusetts Sunday and Portland Cancer Is the cause of 73,0001 him an opportunity to be at home all will have the same schedule, opera Ideaths in the V. S. every year. The revival meetings at the Sal the time. Mr Hall is one of Maine’s tive all summer providing the requi Dockland Red Cross. $19.75 ve ion Army, conducted by Envoy l>est known Knights of the Grip, an l site number of names is obtained for Abel Win? of Newfoundland* stent is a member of the Quarter Century a referendum. These Beds and Mattresses are available in every size. ed Tuesday night with a large crowd. Traveling M?n’s Associa-tion ar.d V. There are also on our floors handsome Metal Beds with cane panels at most 1925 3 hese meetings will be continued for ( T. <’. HP* genial smile has illuminat Louise V. Dolliver of 112 Limeroek 1855 the n< \t iwo weeks with something ed manv a gathering of the profes street wins one of the distinguished attractive prices. , new evt ry night. The public is sion. essay medals and honorable award :: Memorials:: urged to attend. certificates offered to students whose The selection this season is ex Orel E. Davies, president of essays merited honorable mention in traordinarily good, the lights pre E. A. GLIDDEN & CO. STONINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY l ot 1 train schedules undergo a Children's Playground Association dominating with the powder blues change ' ?xt wee?: s the result of the the Home Lighting contest last week. WALDOBORO, ME. has received a piece of apparatus for in very general favor. Blue serge L MARCUS, Prop. adaption of daylight saving in Mass that institution which is destined to Keen disappointment was felt is always good. achusetts. Enstbound trains on! make lots of kiddies very happy this Tuesday night on receipt of a des 313-319 Main St. Rockland. Tel. 745-J v. e» \ days will arrlv«| at 11.35 ft. nr, We specialize in the nationally MARRIED summer. It is called “The Safest patch from Prof. Wilbur G. Mallett advertised— n. 4.40 p. m., and 7.55 pi in. and depart i » K«pne-Da»H- St. George April 20. by Piece of Apparatus Made,” and is of Farmington Normal School stat I- K Miller. Chauncey M P. Keene of It •. !. : : 7.45 a. in.. 1.10 p. m. and 5.35 p. ; known as “Junglegym” It-is^a se ing that he had been stricken with Pure Virgin Wool and (OKI Julia Bavis nf Gleninero. m. The Sunday train will arrive a; ries of ladders with wooden rungs, grippe and must cancel his Rockland 11.35 a. m. and leave at 7. a. m. , CARD OF THANKS and so arranged that a dozen chil engagement with the W. C. ' T. I*. Kirschbaum Suits DIED dren ean (limb through its mazes at) I wish to thank all my dear friends anl Friday night. neighbors tor their kindne to M ih.r 1’arnsworth and Major the same time. Kow popular the Keay—Portland, April 29, Hugh Kvny of DANCE Vinalhaven. . . sorrow and affliction in the loss of my dear DANCE Warner of the regular army are mak- ' Junglegym is may l»e judged from ! An interesting rumor is current on Pill’.brook- Appleton. April 16, Mrs. Lizz.r husband, also for the floral tributes. Signed ing a fedora! inspection of the Knox the statistical data obtained on pn I the street afternoon at 2 o’clock from Final Reduction on able in the si ore prob r allows the played the "Queen of Sheba,” in the completed as yet. ating economy and miles of trans ate residence. HOUSE DRESS SALE ini i ndue: ,on of two addition:.1 refrig featured role, that of Zahrat, the Derby Roc kland, April 23,\Jeigjiie , wi‘" Everything portation. if Fred L. Derby, aged 56 years. 8 month), erated silent salesman cases. In desert flower. It is an elaborate tell The directors of the Knox County The average automobile buyei 10 days Funerfcl from St. Bernard’s Cath Wc could not do more unless we the windows arc two o ihe same type ing of the'dld Arabian Nights legend Fish"'& Game Association at their purchases what he sees and feeb olic church 9 o’clock Saturday morning. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 di.-.play cares for the sanitary hand ol’ Ali Baba and the Forty Thieve^, monthly meeting at the Elks Club only—a handsome body, comfortable Burial in Thomaston. MADE YOU A PRESENT ling ui meat and fish. A new metal with neceneary enlargement of detail last night listened to a most inter appointments, pleasing riding quali ceiling, r -w lights and a full new to carry it along on the screen. This esting talk by John H. Brubaker, ties. These features sell an automo Specials This Week 200 DRESSES TO BE SOLD FOR st.. k m.ike the market one of th: great picture will the shown Monday who was in the forestry and game bile—but low-operating costs and ILL»E| city’s best. and Tuesday, to the accomuiniment service in Pennsylvania during the long life make the sale enduring Japanese Embroidered of a special musical program. On ■period when that State was putting The time arrives when the automo through the conservation policies1 $1.00 EACH Wednesday and Thursday will be bile owner, free from the engaging Table Runners, Etc. which resulted admirably. He told Free speech, free press, shown the Booth Tarkington picture personality and subtle arguments of of the steps taken toward reforesta I’M ALMOST AFRA1D1 39c to $3.98 This is the best trade we ever offered in a House separation of church and “Pampered Youth,” which, under the the salesman, regards his purchase tion and propagation, and the crea THESE DAYS TO ASKf Values up to $7.75 state, white supremacy, title of “The Magnificent Ambersons” only as a persona) utility, wonders Dress. Nicely made; sizes 36 to 46; worth at tion of a game refuge. Postmaster fie? public schools, the won the pultlcer prize of $5,000. The how many miles of transportation lit A MAN IF HEW Blethen and Thomas J. Foley were least $1.75. Assorted colors and washable. right oi choice in religion, ' Chapin Class of ^the Fniversajisl has bought -and what that transpor HAVE‘OIL New Columbia Records added to the Legislative committee Jesus Christ our Exemp Church is aiding in the exploitation tation will cost. 75c Records Limit—Three to Each Customer. I of this picture. Oi Friday and Sat on which Fred C. Dyer had already onhis'dome; lar ar.d only Priest. Do Experience^ °f Star owners indi urday will l>e shown “school For been appointed. At the May meeting, YOU CAN’T 3 for $1.00 DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY You believe in these place yet to ibe determined, four reels cate that the handsome appearance things? Go does the Ku Wives.” a wonderful picture adapted and comfortable riding qualities ol TELL WO $1.00, $1.25 Records from “The House of Lynch,” star of Held and stream movies will be Klux Kian. the Star car. though highly desir YOU’LL BE ring Conway Tearle. shown. F. C. Dyer and L. <3. Jack- 2 for $1.00 SALE PRICE $1.00 EACH son are on the committee of arrange able. are overshadowed by perform RUBBING. ance records for 68 Star owners re ments. COME QUICK ported to the iXew York office that THE WRONur^ SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Hr. Samuel Tibbetts of Camden they drove a total of 2,930,116 miles WAY.. one of the long-time dentists still an average of 43.090 miles per owner CRIE’S GIFT SHOP practicing* his profession in Maine, and that their cars still were giving E. B. CROCKETT 5 & 10c to $1.00 STORE paid a visit lasf week to Philadelphia good service. The average low- to attend graduating exercises at priced automobile is driven about ROCKLAND, ME. Knowlton's his alma mater, then styled the 7,000 miles a year. Then, measured Philadelphia Dental College, from In years of service, as fixed by tin which he received his degree in 1872. j mileage of the average automobile He was the only member of his class owner, the miles covered by these 68 present on the occasion. Dr. Tib-! Star cars represent more than six Wooster’s Eat Lamb l efts, , following his graduation I years of ordinary use for each car opened an office in this city, where Operating expenses, including gas he practiced until 1875. when he sold I oil, tire and mechanical repairs and THE PAYSON COMPANY out to his brother, the late Dr. T. E. j replacements, reported by 2.392 Star Fores 23c; Chops 43c; Boneless Roast 33c Tibbetts, for the purpose of continu owners indicate that they spent an Heavy Western Beef KNOX COUNTY HEADQUARTERS FOR ing the practice in the larger field of average of 2 1-10 cents a mile to fered by Albany, N. Y.. where for a i drive their automobiles. Five Rib Roast...... 22c, 25c NEW ST. JOHN ALEW1VES, 3 for...... 25c long period of years he enjoyed a These features, says the Rockland We are all set in our new store for our annual Auto Co-, account for the growing Sirloin Roast...... 30c, 40c large success. Later he removed' to! Business. Don’t buy your seeds without STRAWBERRIES, STRING BEANS, CELERY Camden where he still practices his popularity of Star cars among those Chuck Roast...... 18c,20c Seed profession. On this recent visit to i discriminating buyecs who look be Pot Roast...... 25o, 30c giving us a call. We have all kinds of seeds in SPINACH, DANDELIONS, LETTUCE Philadelphia he was accompanied iby - yond mere appearance and riding different varieties. his nephew. Dr. John E. Tibbetts of, qualities and whose measure ol Sirloin Steak (boneless) ...... 45c ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, GREEN PEPPERS this city, who is the third of the value is the yardstick of perform Top Round Steak...... 40c Five different varieties o/ Certified Aroostook name to occupy the dental office at ance.—adv. GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for .... 25c; 3 for .... 25c thc» corner df ZMain and Winter, Hamburg Steak...... z...... 20c, 25c Seed Potatoes. ORANGES...... $1.00, 75c, 65c, 50c, 40c, 30c streets. Stew Beef...... 20c, 25c All kinds of Fertilizer. Try our Plant Beauti- Corned Beef...... •...... 8c, 10c, 20c fier. Our own mixture. NATIVE SPY EATING APPLES KEEP KLEEN KUFFS DANCE Boxes for shipping baby chicks. B-K, the best made of dust and waterproof ma i i at ; I SPINACH, DANDELION GREENS, CELERY germ killer on the market, for all household pur WE BUY LIVE POULTRY terials for men and women. Community Hall ICEBERG LETTUCE, CUKES, STRAWBERRIES poses. Dolge Weed Killer. Sure death to weeds. SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED ON VERY SHORT NOTICE SPRUCE HEAD IF YOU NEED ANY FARM IMPLEMENTS, GIVE US A CALL. SATURDAY ONLY WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY EVERYTHING THAT’S GOOD TO EAT SATURDAY NIGHT 3 Large Loaves Consolidated Bread for 25c BUY YOUR SEEDS FROM US, WHERE, IF YOU WISH, YOU CAN GET PRACTICAL ADVICE AS TO PLANTING, ETC. APRIL 25 Manufactured by Dancing Begins at 8 o’clock Knowlton’s Market UTILITY SLEEVE CO. Rockland GEORGE A. WOOSTER MARKET THE PAYSON COMPANY All Sizes On Sale At Smalley’s’ Orchestra Telephone 600 Free Delivery NEW BICKNELL BLOCK, 507 MAIN STREET. TEL. 380 J. F. GREGORY SONS COMPANY 46-47 Every-Other-Day Page Four Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 23, 1925.
II EASTERN STEAMSHIP ROCKVILLE Mr,, l. w. K«ne | Erte, Foremost Parisian Designer, There was a large catch of smelts Lemons Tighten Saturday night. The automobiles Tells Women What NOT to Wear *■ LINES, Inc. 1 and trucks were parked by the road side from Hawley's house to tiie Cushman cottage, 13 at one time, an 1 Wrinkled Skin BOSTOi > BUBOB LIBE HOW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE more came later. Everybody got all When the cerrert letters are placed In the white spaces this pur.sle they wanted and some more. The Squeeze the juice will spell wards both vertically and horizontally. The first letter in each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday interest has not abated as one man of two lemons in word Is Indicated by a number, which refers to the definition listed a hottie containing below the pnszle. Thus Wo. 1 under the column hended “horizontal” was by the brook dipping for them three ounces of Lve Rockland for Boston 8 P. M. defines a word which will fill the white spaces up to the first hhek as early as 6 o'clock Monday morn Orchard White, square to the right, and a number under “vertical” defines a word which ing iu tiie snowstorm. Such per which any drug will fill the white squares to the next black one below. Wo letters go In severance is worthy of a bigger un Lve Rockland for Bangor & Way the black apacea. All words used are dictionary words, except proper gist will supply Landings 5 A. M. names. Abbreviations, slang. Initials, technical terms nnd obsolete forma dertaking. for a few cents, are Indicated In the definitions. Rockville awoke Sunday morning shake well and you Lve Rockland for Bar Harbor & to find the mercury had been taking have the very mild Way Landings 5 A. M. i downward slide bringing up at 36 est anti-wrinkle lo Lve Rockland for Blue Hill & Way above and everything was frozen tion to tighten relaxed skin, eraBC Landings 5 A. M. up. sinkspouts included, wilh big fine lines and eradicate crows-feet. icicles on their noses. None were Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon Commencing about May 11, 1925, expecting it after such a l>eautifui lotion into the akin at night. By Sailings daily except Sunday. day Saturday, and fee) that the morning most of the tell-tale wrin weather man has not served us light kles, tired lines and crows-feet are by cutting up such a caper., smoothed out. giving a more youthful Mrs. Nathaniel Carroll from latest contour to cheeks, chin, throat. Tt Vinalhaven and Rockland report is some better. Mrs. Fannie leaves the akin velvety soft, clear and Steamboat Co. Brewster is caring for her. fresh. Sunday a snowstorm was on the Beauty experta use this astringent The direct route between weather program. From the corres lotion for enlarged pores, also to ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA pondent's window a beautiful picture bleach and whiten sallow, tanned skill. VEN. STONINGTON AND SWAN’S met the eye. The snow gently fall Poland, Me.—"I cat- gladly recom- Mix this harmless lotion yourself ISLAND ing obscures the highlands. Moun inrtid Dr. Pierce's medicines to any girl or since it acts best immediately after WINTER ARRANGEft?2“T tains and hills, softening all sharp, woman who is not in the very best of prepared. (Subjeet to change without notice) hard lines on walls, fences and build health. I have taken Dr. Pierce's Favor IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY. OCT. ite Prescription at intervals ever since I V. 1924. ings. pastures and Helds are dothel UNION Leaves Swan’s Island daily except Sundays in pure white. The pond Just a dark, was tsvelve years old. Now I have several At the Congregational church next at 5.30 A M. for Stonington, North Haven, gray-blue streak. The old brick children and have taken a great many Sunday morning the annual service Vinalhaven and Rockland. bottl.'S of the .aboK-inentinned medicine Returning leaves Rockland at 1.30 P. M. house by the roadside adds a note of of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for Vinalhaven, North llaven, Stonington and soft red color. None but the Divine with great benefit. I have also taken Dr. will lie held. The pastor will preael, Swan's Island Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a hand can produce a picture so perfect on the subject “The Laws of Fel B. H. STINSON. general tonic. In every' instance these General Agent. and beautiful. lowship” and the choir will render Rockland. Maine. Oct C. 1924. Monday morning this village medicines have done all they are advertised to do and I cannot praise them too highly siiecial music. Service at 10.30. At found itself in the grip of a baby for the good they have done me.”—Mrs. the union service in the evening at MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD blizzard. The snow which had cov 7 o’clock tiie pastor will give a spe- Eastern Standard Time L. W. Keene, care Morey Farm. ’ Trains Leave Rockland fo.? ered the ground so evenly Saturday Obtain Dr. Pierce's family medicines ial address on the subject “Son.e night was in mounds and hummocks nroofs of the Future Life." Every Augusta. A§7 00a. m., 17.30 a. m., tl.lOp. tn.' from your neighborhood druggist, in liquid Bangor, A§7.00a. m., |7.30a. m., |1 lOp.tn. , with patches of bare ground here and or tablet form. one should he interested in this sub Boston. AJ7.00a. in , |7.30a. m.. tl.lOp. m. there. The birds liked the bare Send 10c to Dr. Pierre. Invalids' Hotel, ject and a cordial invitation is ex Brunswiek.Aj7.00u.ru., t"-30a.m., tl-lOp.iu., |5.3O p. in. places. There was one in the corres Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial package of any Here are the lucky girls for whom Erte, famous Parisian fashion tended to all to come and hear what Lewiston. A $7.00 a. tn., f7.30a. m., tl.lOp. m. pondent's yard. First a big fat rob of Dr. Pierce’s medicines. will be said on this great theme. New York. tl.lOp. in. in came and began pulling worms creator and designer who has been imported'by Melro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Portland. A 17.00a.m.. t7.3C_.m., tl.lOp.m., from the soft ground. Some so large will design original creations to wear in the movies. 15.30 p. ni. (®, 1925. Western Newspaper Union.) NORTH UNION Waterville. A57 00a m., 17.30a.m.. tl.lOp. in. LINCOLNVILLE Woolwich.AJ7.00a.nl.. t7.30a. m.. tl.10'» ro-. it seemed they would choke him be By Kay Merrill are not nice ! They are not grace Daisy Luce is confined to the Horizontal. fore he got them dowji. Then came a There was no school on Monday 75.30 p. m. Vertical. If you would be Individual, strik ful when they are worn too short house with the grippe. 1—Aromatic vegetable condiment 1—Exhausted 2—Father beautiful purple thrush, but Mr. as an observance of Patriots Day. t Daily, except Sunday. ing. beautifully gowned—then listen Everyone hasn'-t nice legs, yet every Hebert E-tu.cy has bought' a new A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Wool 5—-Springs 6—Ancient 3— Establishment (abbr.) Robin did not intend to have his claim Miss Alice McKinney of Boston is one wears her skirt short when it wich. 8—Enemy 4— Delight 5—Heir 7—Arid guest of Mis.s Norina Young for a to what Count Romain de Tirtoff Ford touring car. encroached upon, so he chased her is the style ! Is It not terrible? For Mrs- H. A. Whitten visited her D. C. DOUGLASS, M. L. HARRIS. 8—Section of a circle 8—Musical composition oft. When his voracious appetite week. / • Erte. familiarly known as Erte, the •-28-24 V. P. & Geu'l Mgr. Gen'i Passenger Agt 11—Bright 18—Fashion 10—Outer garment 11—Droop the very young slender girl the short sister. Mrs. E. A. Fossett, Sunday was appeased and he had left. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Allie Morton of Cam famous Parisian leader of fashions i 15—Label 12—Sweet potato 13—Artful who has been imported by Metro- skirt is good, yes—'but for hc^ older Verna Simmons who is attending 3 6—Article of furniture Thrash, who was watching, came den passed the weekend at R. 1. 14— To make a mistake sister and mother, non—they should school at Castine, was a weekend 18—Native metal 20—Debate 15— Attempt 17—Prohibit back bringing some relatives along .ernwnd's. Goiilwy:i-Mayer to head their cos wear their skirts just a trifle longer guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ORETHROAT 22—Spring month 19—Consume 20—Bottomless gulf too. Crumbs had been thrown ou', The readies Farm Bureau will hold tume department, has to say about —mais cui !" J. C. Simmons. 28—Jeweler's measure of weight 21—B'lack wood and they had a feast, seeming quite an all-day meeting on “Millinery” what women should not wear, as well s tonsilitis or hoarseness, 25—-Preposition 26—Flow out 23— Desert animal as what they should wear to lie more Don't Wear Drab Colors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Esancy and tame, some of them hopping upon April 29 at the Grange hall. Mifit 28— Tibetan ox 24— Shy 27—Evil 28—Still two children were guests of his fa gargle with warm salt 29— Note of musical scale the door step in search of more food. Nason. H. D. A. of Belfast, will be beautiful. Another one of Ertc’s "Don’ts" 33— Preposition ther, Frank Esancy Sunday. water. Rub Vicks over 80—Cereal 81—Fold of cloth 34— Writer of books for boys, first The birds appeared to be very hun present with frames, flowers, and For Erte. famed fcr his strikingly for the woman who would be beau bizarre and originally beautiful cre Mrs. Lena Daggett of Brockton. 32—Thus 34—Conjunction name Horatio gry. Woodpeckers have been run materials. Dinner will be served. throat and cover with a 36—Number under eleven ations has definite ideas on what tiful is not to wear drab colors. Mass., and Mrs. Will Sayward of 55— Part of “to be” ning up and down the trunks of old All women are cordially invited to hot flannel cloth. Swal 38— Prefix meaning two 37—Saltpeter 38—Couch women shouldn't wear as well as "Have you ever noticed what a Union were callers of Mrs. W. C. trees after food. A small gray bird attend. 39— Morose 41—Unit of work 40—Chafe 41 -Sea eagle what they should wear in order to Perry Thursday- low slowly small pieces. 43—Was pleased with 44—Clue alighted on the top of my rose bush Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen of Camden beautiful ensemble women make 42—Aeriform fluid bring out their own charm and Mr. and Mrs Francis Roy and 45—Pull 46—Extents 46—Helped 47—Guide 1 cannot name it. Perhaps some one were guests over the weekend of Mr;. when the gather together in color beauty. And among the things wo daughter Lucille went to Berlin, N, 48—Boy's name 49—Start 50—Beverage 52 Native metal can for me. It was a light gray. back, . S. Russ. ful evening clothes?” asked Erte 51—Tale 68—Free from men should not wear arc these— H. Friday after their daughter Eve 56— Preposition wings and tail with white breast and ■Miss Marion McCobb who has "They appear much more beautiful 64— Before (poetic) 57— Tramp (abbr.) short -skirts, drab colors and parrot and femininely charming in gay, lyn who returned home Sunday with white collar around its neck. been home on an Easter vacation, re VICKS 65— Meshed material like duplicates of what every othei vivid shades than they do in their them for the summer. 67—Insect 58—Giver j Solution will appear In next Inane. A. B. K. turned this week to Gorham Normal W VapoRub school. Woman in town is wearing. dark street clothes. Colors that Mrs. John Luce has recovered from Peer 17 Million Jart Used Yearly blend with the natural coloring of her illness. Solution to Tuesday's Puzzle The drama “A Bunch of Fun” wa? Don't Dress Monotonously SOUTH HOPE VINALHAVEN presented at the Grange hall on Fri "'I he American woman leads al hair, eyes and skin of women ac Sunday the Odd Fellows and Re centuate 4'neir charm, and for this ■Mr. and Mrs- E. C. Powell have re day evening by the Rockport High other women of the world in being EAST UNION bekahs will attend the 11.30 nervine reason women should dress in col turned home from Florida, where School. A pleasing t'aeture was the well dressed, yes—but she is sadly Ernest and Berkley Gilchrest of at Union church. Rev. Robert F ors best suited to their type, of they spent the winter. High School Orchestra which played monotonous in appearance,” said Fall River, Mass., were weeker l RADIO Laite of I’angor will preach, morn between acts. A short dance was course, if they would appear more Mrs. Packard is the guest of her Erte. "What one wears and looks guests of their aunt, Mrs. A, H. ing and evening. There will be spe given after the play. beautiful. This season Fashion rec daughter, Mrs. H. 13- Mank for a smart in. every one else is sure-to Davis. cial music by the ladies trio and the Miss Marion Hardy and Flora ognizes thia fact by sponsoring such few weeks. copy. Mon Diet! ! it doesn't occur tn Miss Nina Titus is enjoying a few . SERVICE chorus. Mrs. Helen Arey Sanborn Young who have been home for the them that there may be types of wo dashing shades as orange and green days vacation wilh her parents Mr. Mrs. Daggett of Brockton, Mass., will be organist. weekend, returned to Castine Nor men who arc so unlike that what to lead the vogue, instead of more and Mrs. A. AL Titus. TESTING was a recent guest of her daughter. Tiie body of Hugh Keay. will he mal school Monday. looks particularly striking on one subdued tones." The third and fourth degrees wi!) Mrs. Haymond Jones. brought here today for burial. His The heavy fall of snow Sunday will look hideous on another! Yet Erte. or Count Romain de Tirtoff be conferred upon four candidates REPAIRING Mrs. Gertrude Payson and son W. death occurred Monday April 20 in made good sleighing for Monday and American women will buy what thd Erte, has left for Culver City. Cali Thursday night in the grange with M l’ayson of Portland were at their Portland. Deceased is survived by many improved the opportunity by Manufacturer who turns out thou- fornia, where the .Metro-Goldwyn the usual harvest feast. Mt. Pleas ASSEMBLING home here for a few days this week. his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Ntellte hauling logs to the mill. ‘ sands of the same model tells them Mayer studios are located, to design ant Grange is invited. Irville Mank spent the weekend In Noyes of Portland and one son. I’re i U the style whether it suits their his inimitably dashing creations and Johnny Dornan spent tiie weekend TROUBLE SHOOTING Bath, returning Sunday. accom Keay of this town. SUNSHINE own particular type or not. costumes for Mae Murray, Alice in North Warren, the guest of his Miss Pauline Hennigar returned Terry. Paulette Duval, Helena ANY CIRCUIT BUILT TO ORDER panied by Mrs. Mank and children Maynard Conaty returned frr.m “Oiel ! Is is not terrible? Yet. teacher. Miss Ruth Moody. who have been the guests for a week Tuesday from Rockland. since in spite of this parrot-like D'Algy. Norma Shearer, Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Julian Snow of South Friday evening at her home. Miss Bluehill Hospital Thursday. Boardman. Kathleen Kej^ Marion TUBES REVITALIZED of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dun Mrs. Forrest ('(-nary ar.d son Ken copying of style the American wo Thomaston spent a few days with ning in Bath. Helen Orcutt entertained the mem man looks so well dressed, how Davies, Claire Windsor. May Mc Mrs. Snow’s daughter. Mrs. C. M. Single Circuits Rebuilt Into TENANT'S HARBOR 1-ers of her Sunday School class and neth are visiting relatives here. Avoy. Mae Busch, Carmel Myers The ladies of the Universalist much more striking und individual Payson recently. Selective Non-re-radlating Sets Capt. Samuel Walts arrived Sat friends from 7 till 9.30. The even Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Robbins are Allecn Pringle. Pauline Starke and Circle greatly appreciate the kind visiting their parents here. j ^he would appear if she had her W. B. Gardner of Rockland made a urday from Boston where he spent ing was pleasantly spent in playing clothes designed to suit her own par other movie players who are fortu business trip to Union recently and PARTS TESTED AND ness of those who donated to and the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Capt- W. I. Conary and Emery j games and with music. Refresh ticular individuality and type ! nate enough to lie under the Mctro- Mrs. Gardner was a guest of Mr-. patronized their Easter supper, mak Emma Hope. Buckminster went to Camden where REPAIRED ments were served. Those present "Short skirts? Mon Dieu they Goldwyn-Maycr banner. Randall Robbins and Mrs. A. W. ing it a success. Capt. and Mrs. Orris Holbrook, were Victor Shields, Elwood Sails. they will fit out the yacht “Dis Misses Ingrid Gath and Virginia cover” for the summer. Payson. Airs. Gardner is always tyiss May Currien and Miss Eva Edward White, Frank Thomas, welcome among her many friends Dunbar whose birthdays fail on Torrey motored to Rockland Satur Elmer McDonald has a new car- owns a large Tabernacle with audi RADIO Kendall Hatch, Edward Ames, Dor this place. April 4. gave a party at the home of day. othy Billings, Ruth Snowman. Dor Lena -Sprague is visiting Mrs. APPLETON torium, dining ball and sleeping Miss Dunbar's parents on that even Freema n Sprag ue. Mrs. Lizzie Philbrook of this town J ru„ms. Entertainment including Mr. and Mrs. Merton Taylor of 'Mrs- Charles Wheeler left Wednes othy Pelky. Ethlyn Carlson, Celeste Gardiner were recent guests of lie.' REPAIR SHOP ing in honor of their 14th year Maurice Stinson went to Camden died April 16, aged 71 years- She I rooms and meals. Entertainment in day for Washington. D. C., accom Carver. Lena Gilchrest and Mary parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown. P. 0. Box 359 Those present wore Dorothy and panied by her sisters. Fannie Eong Morong. Wednesday to look for work. was an industrious, capable women, eluding room and meals will be free Raymond Ludwig of Hope. Madeline Mrs. Frank Thompson went to though in failing health for some j to all workers. Among some of the Over Express Office of New York and Harriett of Massa Dr. F. F. Brown is in Portland on , ' I ROCKLAND,...... MAINE Childs. Edith and Arthur Hart. Rockland Thursday to visit Ik r attractions for the gathering is a full MOODY MOUNTAIN chusetts. a business trip. time. She leaves four sons, Jean, 39tf Stanley l’ayson, Marcellus Taylor Harrison Smith is a guest of his Mrs. Ralph Brown recently enter daughter, Mrs. Alma Eaton. Hollis, Melvin ar.d Arthur, one equipped band of music with able A grippe epidemic recently struck John Dunbar, Ingrid Gath and Vir parents, Mr- and Mrs. George Smith, tained the Mothers Club at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Conary and daughter. Mrs. John Clark and sev ■speakers from some of the western this place and those afflicted are ginia Dunbar Befreshmcnts of cake of Long Cove. Refreshments were served. Wednes George Stinson arrived Sunday. eral grandchildren. Rev. Mr. Emer and Southern districts. The dates of Janies Robbins und two boys. Charles Emery B. Howard, D. D. S. candy and pop corn were served. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bickmore day evening the club will meet witli Miss Gladys Barter who has been son of the Community Baptist Old Orchard, Portland and Mars Hill Heal, wife and daughter. Mr. and DENTIST The girls received many presents. and Marion Wallace were Sunday Mre. Luther Burns. visiting her parents, returned to church spoke words of comfort. Convention will be given at this Mrs. Arthur Sweetland and four chil guests of Mrs. Bickmore’s sister at The Occident Club was entertained Rockland recently. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simpson of meeting. Anyone planning to go ti dren, B. F. Wood., Miss Josie Knight. DENTAL XRAY and DIAGNOSIS Mre. \V. O. Conary visited relatives Dexter should notify Rev. F. N, EAST WALDOBORO Owl’s Head. Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Criehaven were in town to attend the Charles Wentworth. Miss Grace Hig Above Huston-Tuttle Book Store Mrs. John Fuller entertained Sada Robbins. here recently, returning Tuesday. funeral of Mrs. Simpson's grand Doughty, president or W. R. llassey, gins and others. Nearly all have 'Merle and Orville Jameson of guests over the weekend. C. F. Paine and B. K. Smith have A crowd Trom here w ent to Ocean mother. Mrs. Philbrook. secretary at Dexter. lieen very sick, but so fur no casual ROCKLAND, ME. 39tf Woolwich were recent guests of their •Capt. Orris Holbrook is painting returned to Hallowell. ville to a dance Saturday night. « • • • ties have occurred and some are con grandmother, Mrs. Emily Jameson. Capt. Charles Holbrook’s house. valescent. W. A. JOHNSTON. REG. PHO. Joseph Ripley has returned to Bos J. Asbury Pitman, principal of the Fred Watts has been working in PALERMO Edwin Howes and his mother of John and Marcellus Painter of Wal ton having lieen the guest of Miss SUNSET Salem, Mass.. Normal School, spent JOHNSTON’S DRUG STORE Rockland the past week. Margie Norton, Maurice Witham Swanville were callers here Sunday. doboro called on Alonzo Sidensparker Pauline Hennigar. Capt- Arthur B. Powers left last the weekend as guest of his father COMPLETE DRUG AND SUNDRY Thurlev Hocking of Massachusetts and son Gerald motored to Augusta Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cunningham LINE. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Sunday. Mis.s Elizabeth Ross was in Rod; week for New York to get his j.iclit arrived home Saturday to spend the William Pitman. Thursday and family and W. A. Palmer ol PRESCRtPTIONS. KODAKS. DE land Saturday. in readiness for the season. VELOPING. PRINTING AND EN* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffin of Bel holiday with bis parents. The Grangers are shingling their Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller of North Washington called on his Miss Margaret Libby left Monday Mrs. John A. Hosmer who has LARGINf. fast were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C Frank Brown and Farrington Hart hall. Week's Mills, were weekend guests brother here and they all motored for Worcester, Mass., to resume spent the winter in Camden, arrived E. Coffin Sunday. are working at Clark Island, building Leslie Simmons is sick with the of Mrs- Fuller's parents. to Prospect, then went to Cape Jel- 370 Main Street, Rockland Judson Benner and Austin Wiley teaching. She was the guest the past Sunday and opened her cottage. prevailing cold. the foundation for Lewis Hart’s new week of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Grady and son Harry were lison chi'iiming and home in a howl were in Rockland Thursday. Craignair which .she wiil occupy this Mrs. Aibhle Simmons has been in business visitors In Augusta Thqrs house. C. S. Libby. ing blizzard Sunday. DR. JAMES KENT Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Burrows of summer. Mr Hosmer came with Rockland the past week a guest of day- Rev. Mrs. Gibson is atleiidin; South Waldoboro were at L. L. Samuel Thomas was In Rockland her, returning the same day. her daughter. Mrs. Ida Chase. WASHINGTON Tuesday to visit his eon Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Will Witham, son Alelhodist conference at Augusta. ^Osteopath Malik's Sunday. Miss Josephine Cole spent tiie Miss Bessie Blake of Hope was a Jennings and Mrs. Margaret An W. A. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. who is convalescing at Knox Hospi Miss Edith Brown of Liberty is at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storer called weekend with Miss Annabel Colby. weekend guest of her mother, Mrs. drews of Togus were dinner guests work for Mrs. Willis Ladd. F. W. Cunningham and family called tai. 18 SUMMER STREET, ROCKLAND oil her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Sid ■ The Easter concert held in th* Eila McLaughlin. ’ Sunday of Mrs. Margie Norton. on old friends in Stockton Springs Mrs. Reuben Carver was in Rock ■R. G. Packard and C. A. Gelow ensparker Sunday. church Sunday evening was a suc Mr. and Mrs. Urban Trask and Sorrow was expressed in this place Telephone 323 36-tf last Sunday returning home in a land Tuesday. have new trucks this spring ond ar Mrs. John Witham of Pleasant cess from start to finish. The little three sons of Camden were guests of Sunday when word came of the sud doing a lushing business. severe snowstorm- The new Vinalhaven Bund will ville was at Frank Orff's Friday. tots were charming to look upon and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. den death of Frank Moore. W. 11. Keene motored to Gardiner Donald Cunningham is visiting an hold a fair Friday afternoon at 2 tliey each did very creditably. Tht E. W. HODGKINS, M. D. Wentworth Sunday. Leon Witham of Augusta was the 1 nree Crow Pure Baking Soda Sunday. Mrs. Keene returned wltn uncle in Bucksport for a few days. o'clock in the G. A. H. rooms, fol choir rendered several selections and Mrs. Cora Ames has lieen confined guest of his parents Sunday and Sometimes called Bi Offla. Hears: I te 3 tnl 7 ta I P. M. him for a couple of days. Those reported ill last week are all lowed by a dance In thp evening il Carbonate, or a special solo bv Miss Annabel to the house by illness Iiut is some Monday. Saleratus.—adv. L. L. Mank spent Sunday witli on the gain, except Mrs. Peter Len Memorial hall. Music by the Bant' R.aldana. until S A. M. and by A,e.lstms' Colby was very sweetly sung. Much better. The house ell and shed of H. W liis son Millard in Gardiner. fest who is bolding her own- Orchestra. Tataphena tM credit for the training of the child Mr. and Mrs. Benson Meservey are Russell was burned to the ground THOMASTON, ME. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith of Hock- The snowstorm of Sunday and Miss Sarah Smith is spending a ren is due to the elementary depart spending the week In South Mont April 14. The barn was saved by land and Mr. and Mrs. Wylie of Sunday night was severe here. few days in Rockland and Camden ment superintendent, Mrs. Cecile V viiie guests of her sister, Mrs. Pres Wc islanders had our share of the hard work. Warren have been here, called by the Eight inches of snow fell ar.d a high Lufkin. ton Bartlett. DR. T. L. McBEATH Illness and death of William Wylie. wind drifted it badly. big snowstorm, beginning Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peavy of Mr. and Mrs. Car! Haskell and son Mrs. Jennie Waterman, who has Montviiie were guests Sunday at W iHev. W. II. Patterson held a meet Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tilson of Bel morning and lasting until Monday Raymond of Newton, Mass., motored Osteopathic Physician recently returned from Worcester, H. Grady's. ing at Mr. and Mrs. John Flander s grade Lakes were the guests of her afternoon and having a fall of 8 to here, arriving Sunday morning to CORNS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Mass . called on friends in the vil Mrs. Margie Norton Is on the roll Tuesday night and returned to the aunt, Mrs. W. L. Leigher last Thurs 10 inches on a level. spend the holiday witli Mr. and Mrs. Talepk.n. 134 lage Friday. of honor this season as being the 33 UNION ST.. ROCKLAND, ME. village tiie next day. day. The Vinalhaven Grocery Co. has Henry Haskell. Oscar Gould is boarding with Mrs. (list to serve (April 18) dandelion Graduate of American 8ehool of taken the agency for Clnrk's (Hock Rev- iMr. Partington's Tuesday Abide Simmons. greens- Lift Off-No Pain! Oateopathy land) Greenhouse and takes orders night talk wiil lie for the young Mrs. Philbrook was buried Sunday for everything in the flower and folks. No doubt it will lie intensely afternoon, Rev. Frederick Emerson plant line. interesting. attending. EAST FRIENDSHIP ARTHUR L. ORNE _It’s not a case of Mrs. Luther Calderwood and little Mr. and Mrs. Will Demuth spent wanting the best? ,—? OWL’S HEAD daughter of Camden were guests Saturday in Thomaston. Insurance News was received that Miss Leona recently of her mother. Mrs. Grace Frank Miller has had his house Successor to A. J. Brsklno dk C Heed of 1 nlvereity of Maine, daugh Brown. painted. ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Reed, wlv Dr. B. H. Kellar and two daugh Miss Della Watson has been ill 417 MAIN 8T„ .... ROCKLA ,__ tit’s getting it' graduates in June, has a part in the ters of Thomaston called on some Mrs. Chesley Delano of Thomaston graduation. old friends in Ihe village Sunday. spent Saturday in town. every timeyou insist on Hay Dow is having a very had time Leslie Simmons has been quite sick Mrs. Locke of Rockland is guest ot FRANK H. INGRAHAM witli his eye. for a few days. Riley Bradford. Attorney and Counselor at Mrs. Grace Moore of Rockland is Lindon Johnson and William Miller Harold Allen has gone in a lobster the guest of Mrs. Fred Herrick have bought new automobiles. smack with Mr. Burns of Friendshir Law Crescent Beach. One of tiie worst snowstorms of Frank Morse und Nathan Lewis 431 MAIN ST.. ROCKLAND, MAINE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heed were giver the season accompanied by a high left Monday for New York where Telopsones—Office 468; House 693-R a party Tuesday night. Those pres wind featured Sunday night and they are to join a yacht for the Hatchet Brand cut were Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Greene Monday forenooni summer. Allen It. Borgevson, Wendall Lead Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. High William Orne has gone to Magee L R. CAMPBELL better, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross, School teacher spent Saturday, Sun for the summer, where he has cm Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little day and Monday in Thomaston. ployment. Mis. Emery H. St. Clair, Mrs. Neil “Freezone” on an aching corn, in Attorney At Law CANNED FOODS Farrow, Mr. aud Mrs. Vinal Perry Andrew Brown has lieen saying Emil Neimi bought a cow of stantly that corn stops hurting, then and .Miss Florence Maddocks. “Before we get warm weather a big party in South Thomaston recently shortly you lift it right off with •7R MAIN 8T_ ROCKLAND. MS ltev. H. E. White will preach storm is due which will be snow.” fingers. sermon At the prayer meeting to Mr. Brown's prediction materialized We ihink Prohibition is of untold Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of night, lie would like a large crowd all right. benefit both to the individual woo is “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient A. C. MOORE Over 150 Kinds out. The Pentecostal assembly has re erai'tieing it, and to those who ar to remove every hard corn, soft corn, Helen Maddocks has finished her ceived notice of the first spring con dependent on him for support.—M M. or corn between the toes, and the foot Piano Tuner work for Neil Farrow and is at home vention to be held at Dexter May 7. McCall, president arid treasurer One- I ealluses, without soreness or irrita lika Cotton Mills, ' resting up for the summer. for ten days. The Dexter assembly tion, WITH THE MAINE MUSIC CO. Every-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 23, 1925. Page Five
OUR OWN MATINICUS in the church and thus get their ser ROBIN HOOD’S MEMORY mons from the air. QHAS. A. MARSHALL, of Port- The church radio is run by the land, Me., who declares words fathers of the church, of course, one can’t half do justice to the remark The Deposed Railroad Line Qn<. of As Discovered By a Boston Globe Staff Correspondent— of whom is Deacon Isaac A. Phil able health building powers of the Ihrough oherwood Forest . Where Radio Brings Sermons and Jazz: brook, who is a lobster fisherman and Karnak treatment. the island sheriff as well. Mr. Phil Excites ire. Principal Worries brook is a quiet, weajher-beaten man with a magnificent pair of shoulders is watching over the health of Nottingham is reported indignant | This is the story of an island or two scallop fishers and a four- on him, and some very definite ideas her children. Avhere the machine age and the age masted schooner, with a 11 sajl set, about the New England Sabbath. al file proposal to run a coal-carry- [ Is your youngster restless? Are of craftsmen Jog elbows— heating down the coast like n Winged Young Folks Want Jazz .t ing railroad line through Sh«?r\voo,l 1 there slgn3 of worms? You An island of heaped ledges, scoured dream, and the swoop and calRof the know the symptoms: pale face, “Whenever we go to the church « n Forest, home of Robin Hood. Little by the crasltfng surf and swept ever gulls—you and the Calista are1 alone John and Maid Malian. coated tongue, dull eyes, itch lastingly by the brooms of the wind. a Sunday and tune in on any hing ing of the nose, constipation. First Settler Killed other than a sermon or church mu “The local protests arise not oniy An island where upland pastures from respect for a famous legend seem to roll their brown carpets Matinicus too, is alone, an oUtppst sic,” explained one of the gills on the of human endeavor. That white strio island, discussing the “rebellion,” "the hut because of the abiding beauty ol down out of cobalt blue heavens, and the considerable portions of the for- ; Dr.Trues Elixir where green-black huddles of pine of beach which emerges from the deacon shuts off the radio. So we’ve sea ahead, and the dark silhouette,! est which remain.” says a bulletin will relieve these conditions woods, etched against sky and sea, got to go and listen in to the things pines along the ridges above and be from the Washington, I). C. bead- and has the effect of bringing frame the sprawled huddle of a Ush we want to hear on some of the oth ' If you extensive past urage hind it, have witnessed two centuries er sets.” have quarters of the National Geographic back your child to renewed ers’ village, whose picturesque beauty milk almost, of the stubborn battle be “And what do you like to hear?” I and lack the neeosrcry help to Society. health and spirits. Would almost break an artist’s frear:. tween sea and man. It was a fish end care fur a dairy, why not raise “One enthusiast calls the wood- ' Its pleasant taste and its An island which harbors an un asked her. ing post of the aborigines, was Ma b 'f tened ns eig'n!een-nionth-old beef, if lands of Kirklands and Kilhalgh, near soothing, clearing and cleans spoiled tradition of men who go down The answer came w ith a snap. tinicus, until the white men filtered “Jazz!”- Beef cattle are much easier win as twelve-month-old beef they should the route of the projected railway, ing properties make it espe to the sea in boats, gleaning the along the coastal waters of New Remarks like this sort sound like tered. hardier and le.;s su'. J et to ' get all they will cat every day of the Ilncst, not merely in Flierwouil, cially effective as shallows and deeps of the Atlantic ground corn. oats, linseed trnal or but In |-11giall,i. England, looking for places lo make resolution in Matinicus, a vei v faint disease. along the Maine coast for fish— prepared feeds. their homes. Improvs Industry. Towns and Estates Grew Up rugged, quiet, wind tanned, compe one, to be sure, but revolution, nev Water should he before them all the The True Fa mily Laxaf ive The first settler on Matinicus tent and unafraid of storm or the ertheless. They disturb the serenity Tf one-half of the dairy farmer:; of ' time and an open shed is enough pro- “The early Sherwood Forest was Ebenezer Hall, was beseiged her* the cast shifted to beef produciian and worm expeller lurking danger of a hundred spume- of ^he grownups hut little. You wan tcc-.ion from tho weather for both i bounded, roughly, by the towns of with his family, in his little palisad and the other half cut out tho boarder , g Br(] st(lck fa,,t hctlep pelted, rock-toothed shoals. der up tiie twisting paths over the Nottingham, (’hesterticld, Worksop Family size SI.20; other sizes ed home, und, aided only hy his son. cows, the entire catt.e industry would Rains wH1 bp r rted from cold houa. An island whose community has is' *nd. be greatly improved and the surplus , j {han f|.om warm harns and Newark. It never w is an un 69c and 43c. Daniel, stood off the attack for a sol no roads at all, but paths and trails Y.liite houses dot the land, hap ml.k situation would be corrected the Tl:e ;.l]vantnRe of beef production broken woodland, it included pas id week before he was slain and dating back to the days of the In hazard. fanners who are located away from 1|es jn ,il? fa(,. ran bny tures. heaths, and even barren tracts scalped. Hall's descendants still live easy access to stations an.l milk and ; s„„ „rpwn o„ ,h8 dians; and with only one church, “..ust like little white boxes with here and there a densely wood on the Island—a fact which symbo dropped out of the sky, anywhere,” cream routes could dcvo.e tnc.r cn- | farnl js marj;cted when Rie steers go which has no minister and uses a Still another intense stomach suf- tire time to agriculture and all would r.. ed grove. Its original area—some 25 lizes the tenacity of these islanders as Mrs. I’armenter, who lives near fereiX .to find amazing relief in the to slaughter. miles long by 10 miles wide—already radio receiving set as a substitute. be more prosperous. In these days of dire distress In the I b.iwni tli; at News!call Abbey is xhen they make up their minds. ’he church, put it. “We live down sensational new medicine, Karnak, is cut through by railroads, and in Unspoiled Matinicus As the matter ndw stands all farm- m'.lk industry. \v^ hear .all kinds of B>roa':- i ,nm, ke;c ver; nearly as here, wherever we please. No streets j which is being so highly prated side these older limits today are An Isle of Romance ar.d milk producers cornh’ncd arc • tori??, theories .and remedies but It lie left it. The traveler who sloos at “If you want to see a place where to bother us. Why not7” everywhere, is Mr. Charles A. Mar towns and one cluster of beautiful es ) reducing mere milk than t'..e mar r, rr.a to in? that they, meaning the Manslie’d may put up at an excel everything is unspoi.cd by the hurry The whole trip ih dyed with the Peace Found Everywhore shall, well known resident of 8 Paris ie: can handle. producers, nre missing tiie meat of tates known as the ‘Dukeries.’ lent Inn and to go to his room lie and rush of the mainland,’’ said the hues of old romance, which not even A little schoolhouse stands alone In street, Portland. Me. As a result only favorably located the cocoa nut. “Nottingham, on the southern hor- must climb an oak stairway three Wise Man who knows somewhat oi the arm of laeikwater before the the fields. As you pass the houses, “Before I got Karnak my life was farms operated by progressive owners /nd that is too much milk. I der of the old forest limits, is a tiiiiv- m. king high grade cows are making centuries old. these matters, “go to Rockland, Me. harbor dispe>. 1L is like a Robins in the hens run joyously forth to greet simply made miserable by stomach They cannot go on producing milk J ing city of nearly 300,000 people. H and hunt up Cap’ll Stuart Ames of Crusoe isle < f the North. You go liu ney. in excess of the market’s ability to Brought Home Small-pox Preventive you and welcome you as if you were trouble,” says Mr. Marshall. “No mat 'i h« others are marking time and consume it without going busted Of j is famous for the strength of its ale the Calista D. Morrill. You’ll find ashore like a pirate. You drop an the prodigal son returning to a feast ter how careful I was in my eating Standing in the way of a profit to all at least the major portion of them, I and the beauty of its women; for the ‘Thoresby was the lm'ine of L aly him down at Tillson’s Wharf some chor f ir offsnore, because it ’is im- of plenty. Here and there a elothe.s- I would have attacks of indigestion xnhk producers. Here, think, is the real remedy* size of its extensive market place, the i Mary Montagu, witty correspondent morning, bright and early. Tell him nossibie to make the landing stage yard flaps with linens white as the that would lay me out for a week at V»'e d«* not advise making a too I . mystery of Its eaves, the annals of and travel writer, who is eredi ed you want to go to Matinicus Island. *n the shallow green water and lit- a time. radical jump Into the production of | ,s "cmeay. driven snow. A cascade of geranium fceef. The change should be gradual 1 Beef Is being marketed nt an its rock-planted castle, nnd the fes- | wilh bringing back from Turkey Then you’ll see...... ” ered rc^ks. A iiwboat thrusti from blossoms spills down inside a win “On tw’o occasions I had such tlvities of its Goose Fair. method of innoculatiun against So to Rockland I went, and l.e cove 1 eyoud the wharf, to take as it requires quite a bit of careful ; earlier period of development dow, filling it with color. acute attacks I had to he carried thought and study. ery year, la the old* daj'3 before “While the castle rock stands, the small-pox. tramped one morning down the wa vou in. From the ridge of the isle, you home in a ciib. The cramping pains I inhabitants will tell you, their city j “Eut Thpresby’s most famous story terfront road at 7 o’clock, and came Wl.at a p: ••ure! Shacks and can see the lights on the Rock, five in my stomach were almost unbear will endure. The geologist hopes bet is that of the Duchess of Kingston. upon a ketch-rigged power-driven sheds, standing on long legs above miles away in the blue waters. All able. and I would bloat with gas until ter than that for the city, for the After a secret marriage, at which tiie craft, and a bevy of men who were ♦ he ledges like outlandish deninens day the gulls drift back and forth my breathing was almost shut off. rocks of the vicinity are sandstone, a parson read the service by the light busy about her. She lifted and feil from the sea’s bottom. Routs of all from one beach to the other. You and I was bothered terribly with con fact which accounts for the preva of a taper in tiie ‘best man’s’ hat. ar. l with the sea, squeaking as she grat sorts, swingiig idly at their buoy:;, see them as you peer upward through stipation. lence of caves. At Papplewick ls the the birth of a child. Elizabeth Chud- ed against the gray piles. She looked leaning up the beach at the water's the latticed pine boughs in the woods, “I finally heard of Karnak and very cave where Robin Hood and his leigh ami her first husband separated. about 18 tons burden. edge, sprawled upside down and light and again as you stand in the fields •ted t iking it. and I could soon merry hand took shelter. She sought a reconciliation when it Now' there were a couple of stout- side up along the upper slope*. which make up Matinicus’ two farms. i ' that it was just the medicine 1 Built By The First William loolced us if Larlnicnt dweller Is now hostages for (he good behavior of ! house in black letters was the iden The trees along the upper reaches too. Karnak is such a remarkable To procluca beef at a profit you can- I calling for email steak:; an J roasts and tremely decollettc gown at a masked store spells it all out, now’ you think their fathers. When the parents re tification tag, however, Calista I). of the slopes, the boats and the sides medicine that -words can’t half do it hall Gossip associated her name it over. rot buy steers In the west and grain jean.ng produced from well-bred belled there was no recourse, in those Morrill, of Rockland, Me. This was if the boathouses, and the very hous justice.” In the west, pay freight on both and I - to^k l'.pen up a id produce tho size with the Duke of Kingston and she Mr. Young, the in»stmaster, is a times of direct action, but to execute certainly the boat. 1 looked to the es of the natives themselves, are fes txpect to compecompete with western beef, and Quality (lcc|red. Jlolng one step confirmed the’rumors when she was prominent citizen in this community. Karnak is sold in RockUnd exclu further, wc all itr.ow that the younger their sons. deck by the gangplank, which slanted tooned with strings of buoys, new- installed as hostess of the merry en Yet he whittles, day after day, as if sively by the Corner Drug Store; In Must Understand Plan. you grow an animal, the cheaper you “To this day visitors are shown ' perilously down from the wharf. painted and glistening under the sun tertainments at Kingston House. he were indifferent to the universe. Thomaston by McDonald’s Rexall make the gains. ‘Mortimer’s Hole,’ a passage through Cap’n Ames Shows Way like enormous ropes of sea squaws You must understand that dairy Like tiie Hlustrous Lady Hamilton No man can whittle thus so indus Store; in Union by Gordon-Lovejoy Steers do not make a good beef, Can you imagine anything finer which young King Edward HI gained hung by the necks. she then began to dream of marriage, A powerfully built, ruddy cheeked triously unless he is content. And Co.; and by the leading druggist in neith'r can you make good beef out than stcak3 and roasts from 8 to 10 entrance and surprised his mother. months of age calves still getting milk and she persuaded her husband to man in sca-going togs looked me over Picturesque Getting no public official would thus he con every city.—adv. of worn out dairy cows, nor can steers Queen Isabella, in company Witli her be produced in the east and fed on front their mothers and all the grain divorce her until lie learned such a quizzically with a pair of dancing tent unless the village were content lover, Roger Mortimer. The Queen- Heaps of rope, tackle, old spars, western corn at a profit. Good beef they can eat. procedure would mean his assump* gray blue eyes, and he answered my also. mother's plea, ‘Fair ifcSon, have pity ' oars that lean in pairs against any WALDOBORO eteers should be produced on eastern' Now is not beef the answer to th, tion of his wife's heavy debts. query before it was put. Fishermen Come Home on the gentle Mortimer,’ you will re thing that w ill support them. Amidst Mrs. Louise Bliss Miller has re land, fed home grown grains, and by d milk condition of the east? ‘'Nothing daunted. Elizabeth “Matin—cus bo—at, sailin’ right Even that giant of a fellow, the products and marketed when fit fori j;;;] t;,3 -p. E. cows anJ turn ,h, call, had no effect, and after a sojurn all this pictures,jue disorder the turned from the South and is at her brought a suit accusing her husband off,’’ said he. keeper of the lighthouse, whom you the best pr:ce on the local market, j boarder cows to raising beef calves in the London tower the ‘Gentle Mor bulky* forms of the fishermen, with home on Church street. of falsely proclaiming his marriage There is no need of asking who*3 meet at the store, a genial, whimsi Tke Buffalo market pays the best i by breeding them to good type beef timer’ was tied to a horse’s tail and their huge rubber boots and heavy Maynard H. Kuhn has sold out his to her, she was duly declared a captain of the Calista—not after you cal man if ever there was one, fair price for S.OO-lb. year-old steers. Bos bull nnd market the calves nt ten dragged to the Tyburn gallows. jackets nnd checkered woolen shir’s grocery business to A. G. Eugley of months of r.ge nnd thero will be ‘spinster,’ and London gasped when get a look at Stuart Ames and hear ly radiates calm. So does the sleepy ton wants largo two-year-old steers no “Nottingham history t spans the —some painting upturned boats be Xobleboro who took possession Tues well fatted, and New York city re more milk surplus. she married the Duke of Kingston. his voice. He makes a salt cod seem harbor. Somehow it seems to be centuries from the period when th*- like a fresh fish. Cap’n Ames is fore them< some iwtching lobster day. quires well-fatted heavy beef which (Copyright, 1921, by riiilip R. Turk). “Five year.-; later her husband died, pots, some leaning at ease in the dozing even when the great bustle of Danes fought the Saxons for a foot young, not over 35 by his looks, but Stated meeting Wiwurna Chapter. must arrive alive for the Jewish but the Earl of Bristol Inconveniently sunlight puffing prodigious pipes the day is on, and the fishers aro trade. hold on the Trent, down through he knows the islet-strewn bay of O. E. 8., Tuesday evening. April died about (he same time, embar from which the heavy blue smoke rounding the breakwater from the You must study local conditions and ( J) < the meeting of parliaments there in the Penobscot like one of his old A box social will be held at the close rassing the Duchess.of Kingston with swirls away in the warm wind. shore grounds with their catch. enter to tha market that pays the the 14th century, the raising of the pairs of boots. of the meeting, the proceeds of which the added title of the Countiss of The Calista, having landed the The boys play at kite-flying an 1 best price. standard of (’harles I in 1642, and the He has been sailing to the island will l>e used for Past Patrons’ and Bristol. mail and passengers by boat, swings rigging tackles, and Ijidian, and they Remember that the younger a pound dismantling of the Castle by Crom now for five years, twice a week, in Past Matrons’ night. “The courts being faced with this out to sea again, on the last leg of swagger about in their small rub of beef is gained, the cheaper you well’s troops two years later. winter and thrice in Spring and Mrs. C. B. Stahl went to Portland dilemma, commanded the lady's ar her journey to Criehaven. an adja ber boots emulous of the men with can make it. summer and Fall, and he has missed Tuesday. Makes Stockings and Lace rest on a charge ol’ bigamy. The cent settlement on Ragged. Island, speech of the sea on tneir lips and The day cf the four and five-year- but one trip during that time, which, Nelson Thompson has gone ki Bos “Then the strife shifted from feudal ] Countess attested that the registry which lies about midway between appraislnsreyes that look you calmly eld steer is past, and the twelve to considering the way the wind howls ton. llrs. Thompson is visiting rel eighteen months age beef now has the to industrial struggles- For its pros of her first marriage was bogus, Matinicus Isle and Matinicus Rock over. They, too, are cpntented—and in across the Saddlebank when a no'- atives in Kockland. • call and that is Ino cliea_pest beef to perity today Nottingham thanks not which was true, but witnesses turned Light, five miles further out. The hilarious. caster slaps things up, is something Mr. and Mrs. 1. G. Reed and Mis.s produce. kings, or generals, or armies, but , up to swear that though the regis gulls wheel above, their lonesome Some day the artists are going to The breeding herd of beef cows of a record. Bessie Reed reitimed Tuesday from Richard Arkwright for setting up try was false the marriage actually cries filling the little bay with creak discover Matinicus. And then Am Should receive iittla or no grain in lie is full of the lore of the Bay, New York where tliey have spent addition to well-matured corn silage there, in 1769, the first spinning hud occurred. ing noises like the sound of rusty erica will thank its stars to learn that the winter. and fingers the wheel with a casual a fragment of old New England has and leguminous hay during the winter frame, and John Heathcoast, who. ' “‘Fair enough,’ plead Elizabeth, in hinges. Arthur Scott and' family of Bath expert hand as the Calista hauls in survived, unspoiled by progress and months. '- 'VO* we, Vs . aj forty years later, opened a new ». market day:; ; recorded the memoirs thereof would ton at 1.S0; April 29, R. J. Condon. cited he blew tlie critt’rs head clean it, for the house is a storied dwel- the dance at the Grange hall last moving into one of the apartments booths spring up all over the open I |,e racy reading’. Knox-Lincoln Farm Bureau Is Mak Friendship, at 9.00 and Bert Murphy, off when he saw’ it. ing built by a descendant of the first week. in the Sanborn block. square. The size of the market place [ “Small wonder that Elizabeth now ing Extensive Plans—The Meet Friendship, at 1.30: April 30. Ches Passing this you swing toward the settler. He shows you a tablet’set Charles Wiley. Byron Davis and The supper given lor the bpneli’ is a measure of Nottingham’s early is known neither as the Duchess of Southeast. The mainland drops .nto the ledge near the store, to com Eugene Smith w ere in Rockland Sat of the Athletic .Association in the ings. ter Coombs, Bristol, at 9.00; May 1, Harold Haggett, North Edgecomb, at trade prosperity. Fairs were boons Kingston or the Countess of Bristol, astern and all but vanishes complete memorate the intrepid spirit who urday. Odd Fellows Dining hall was well in medieval England and when Ed- To the folk of Nottinghamshire she is ly in a low purple mist along the drst attempted to set the seal of the Mr. Anderson’s new horse surprised patronized. About $27 was taken at President Coolidge has recently is 9.00; Walker Bros., Aina, at 1.30 and May 2. T. N. Ayer, Aina, at 9.00. Ev ward I granted Nottingham an 8- j the‘Duchess Robin Hood.'” horizon. The sun spills dazzling gold white man upon this two and one- him recently by presenting him with the door. A series of cnteiTalnmen s sued a proclamation that the week of day fair concession, the townspeople across the wa.ter ahead, where at half mile strip of rock, loam and a baby niulc. are being planned by the High School April 27 to May 3 be designated as eryone interested in forestry work or having $ny waste land should plan had the thrills of an American town last a cloud bank darkens and be woodland, nnd you read: Mrs. Walter Barter was the guest pupils for this worthy cause. America^ Forestry Week. The coun j which lands a big new factory. Anne gins to assume features of land. Ebenezer Hall, First White Settler of her parents recently. On her re The following list of new books try is using up its timber four times to attend some of these demonstra tions. bestowed two more fairs upon Not- Here, on the outer rim of the bay. At Matinicus Island, Me:, turn to Portland she was accompan have been added to the library this as fast as it is growing. This rat ? i tingham, and its fortune was made. FOR REST you are entering a new world of Killed hy the Indians ied by her sister, Mrs. Clayton Mill week: ’’.fenny, the Joyous,” Corneili of drain is not likely to decrease. In Today the Goose Fair survives, a Immense and unhurried solitude. e June 6, 1757. er and little daughter Thelma who Stratton Parker; “If Dreams Come fact economic studies point to ’he The head of coal firm, irritated fa||,t echo of the original fair which AND COMFORT The spell has begun. Save for one Everyone of the 62 inhabitants of conclusion that although our per have been visiting her parents, Mr. True," Alice Ross Colver; “The Di beyond endurance at a driver’s blun was serious business now a very Insist on Having the village knows the legend by and Mrs. Winslow Watt. vine Lady," E. Harrington; “Tiie capita consumption is declining, our ders. discharged him and told him raucous and noisy carnival for which ■PPHHBHLZZ____ I------heart. !t is 'Matinicus' original bit Keene-Qavis Great Courage,” J. o. Curwood, wood requirements will increase from never to come back to the linn for normal business suspends. of folk lore, and Matinicus is fond ’’Arrowsmith,” Sinclair Lewis; “Sal- year to year with the increase in On April 20 a pretty wedding tooK a recommendation. “Romance seems to grow on the of it, for the folk here live close to wood of Sleepy Cat," Frank H. population. Forestry work was add place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. treTHOMASTON Eggs and Chicks In Everybody’s Column vi", r'i'i 'rintH In till, column not tn i\- 1 feed three lines Inserted nn.e for 2", rents, Mrs. Emma Burton and Miss Kit- The Store Where You Save Money . ,... i eeots. Additional lilt. . 3 tie Harrington have gone to Boston jients Ut.'i for one time, I- mil to tor three to work for the Modern Pants Com l o ' f-l* no 4s l:i.. :t ;______pany. This company removed' from FRANKO.HASKELL Lost and Found Jtockland to Boston some months Stop! Look! Listen! ago. LOST—i n and white rhaK- CASH GROCERY 41 OCEAN STREET ROCKLAND W, J py kitten, gone since Saturday Pleaae no- Miss Fannie Hahn who has a po tif VKS. H. A STANLEY, S Shaw Ave sition as puhltic school teacher in We notice that prices on Meats and New Bulk Roiled Oats, 4 lbs...... 23c' TELEPHONE AND MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED 48-50 M Jden. Mass., is spending a week Croceries are considerably higher Quaker cr Armour Rolled Oats, LOST—Fountain pen (Conklin). Finder with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ro since we got burned cut. However,! three minute, large pkg...... 2’c CASH PRICES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOR SALE—DAY Old) ltAKltld' I'L'. « a l KNIGHT BHDS. MARKET 47- V.) SIOI Tll ROCK thinks after Ma' 1st. II LOST— I ngllsh -Beagh ,« fe naie. bl I K land Hahn. wo name a few articles below to Mothers’ Oats, large pkg. aluminum l mining out every wrtjk. HAWES BlltlS . in show you how we can save you money j ptfze inside ...... 31c , 47*1 • v.dii: > lt d t ■. Answers to nar.it of "Ai'i- Miss Edith Wilson who occupies a j TELEPHONES 316 AND 317 I'nion, Maine Pad ’ feet of chain tl I to her P.e- p» eminent position ia the Malden, i by trading with us. 'Kellogg’s Corn Flakes ...... 10c, EABY CHICKS S ( It 1 BEDS f n • . . 3.1. cup.ving the upper tcnenir.it *•' ' j Boneless Sirloin Steak, lb..... 35c. 40c Ketlogj's Bran 22c 387-4.______•iS-ff Wanted Joseph Henry Jacobs house 'A I Best Cut Porterhouse Steak 49c.45c j Kt||ogg-S Krumbles . .. 12c ' BABY CHIX—WG n s S ( K. is r. i owned...... by Herbert Kirkpatrick> i Boneless Pet Roasts, lb...... 20c,25c ; Kellogg’s Bran Flakes ...... 10c Mince Meat, 2 pounds...... 25- Maine Maid Pie Ci ust, pkg...... 25c on free r'ange, trap nested and bred for type WZJ47FD—An ! • i ; ‘ . luu l Wilson was at (Tome w the , Boneless Rump Pot Roasts, lb...... 23c • QuaU’? MilU Macaroni, three 1-lb. I and color State accredited for white diart An Iron i oind bucket. Home Made Doughnuts, dozen .... 35c , Inca. Price May 22 cents eae't. June 2'i A mii.- s-c- . r- d 1» holiday. | Chuck React, lb...... 12c, 15c, 18c pkgs. for ...... 35c Marshmallows, pound...... 35c cents each, postpaid Safe arrival guaran Ti hang In my wall Among other articles wnten you . Five Rib Roast, lb...... 17c 20c tied. F II WYLLIE. Thomaston. M- . Kt. et Anglers Farm, Vn! »n I RN1 'T Minute Tapioca. 2 pkgs...... 25c' Quait Bottles Olives, each...... 50c 1 Tel ...... oh 79 I . WH. Eu. klnnd. Me !'• " will find at the Baptist rummage sale Esst Loin Roast, lb...... 30c, 35c Three Crow Cream Tartar, lb. pkg 35c in the Levensaler block on Fridav | Lean Stew Beef, lb.. 15c: 2 lbs. 25c Potatoes, peck .... 18c; bushel . .. . 70c WANTED—1.< el man wl'li car for l»er- Three Crew Seda, five 1-lb. pkgs. 25c Smoked Shoulders, pound...... 20c BABY CHICKS nt P'cl’iun. Salary to start. $18 p-" are an art square and several article- Boneless Top Rolls' for roasting 19c Three Crow Spices, any kind, 1/4 lb. ; New Onions, 3 pounds...... 25c Pure bred, inspected and culled week and expenses. Write qualifications ;o of men’s apparel. Lean Hamburg, 2 lbs...... 25c pkg., 3 fcr ...... 35c Fresh Eggs, dozen...... 38c Varieties 21 i<» 1n0 POX H, Rockland 49 11 Russell Davis has returned from Fores of Lamb, lb...... 29c Rhode Island Reds ....$4 71 S 71 Hand Picked Calif. Beans, qt. 22c j Fores of Lamb, pound...... 20c Water Glass, can...... 20c Barrvil Rucks ...... 4 111 K.lil Hi . WANTED— Ee.ii. • In Roiktaii l ami Tln. e- Portland. Corned Beef, lb...... 8c. 10c, 12c, 15c Michigan Pea Beans, 2 quarts . 35c Wii “Tb n B’ff L’gh’ns l.mi *7 a ill., esten dishing to convert spare hour; in’» Services at t’he Baptist, church Chuck Corned, all Jean meat, lb. 12c Yellow Eye Beans, quart ...... 18c White Wyandotes .... I.irn 9.1 > !>•«»• dollars are invited to correrpovid with ad- Sunday will he morning sermon text Shoulder Clods Corned, all lean Get catalog. Prices on KU and 1.000 ln‘s. d ess below, where full Information will ba Peck ...... $1.40 Spinach, peck...... 20c Gem Nut Butterine, pound postpaid Consult us before ordering else riven. Work Is pleasant, easy and extreme “Is Your Head on Straight?” and in meat, no bone, no waste, lb...... 18c ly r; n!'.inerative No.experh on- or special Green Dried Peas ...... 2Cc where. the evening the monthly illustrated Brisket Corned, boned, rolled, lb. 18c Tea and Coffee, full lines are coming Turnips, peck. . . . 25c'; bushel . .. . 90c Fancy Creamery Butter, pound . H II STOVER & CO . ‘raining required. Address MRS. K $. ?.SH- mas.donary lecture “Enlightened Wo Tripe, 3 lbs...... 25c 1169 Forest Ave , Portland ROFT. General Delivery, KocldanJ. Me. in a few days at Lowest Market * 31-G'l I••11. men in Dark Lands.” Native Liver, 2 lbs...... 25c Prices 21c Pea Beans, quait...... 18c WANTED—-Middle ;«l ’■ .-n to c’ecu Richard and Frank Elliot have re D,x"> Bacon, pkg. lb...... 34c Waneta Cocoa. 1 lb. pkg...... 15c Pure Lard, pound 12 HIGH STRih T -I ,»1I_^ turn ed from Xew York. D.x.e Baccn. machine sliced. lb. 38; Gilbert's Cocoa. 2 lo. pkg. J5c Compound Lard, pound...... ?17c Yellow Eye Beans, quart ...... 20c Summer Cottages and Board The W.C.T.F. will meet with Mrs. Smoked Ham, whole or half, lb. 28c ! Bu,k Cocoa, 3 lbs...... 25c MRS MARY I I g.KFTT, 7.1 Broad S:. Tc'.. Susan St rout Friday afternoon. 25c Kidney Beans, quart...... 20c IF YOU have a cottage to i-t or if in large ..r, TH 1 CONN. TK I T CAN Leslie Clark and family who have I Full Cream Cheese, lb...... 35c Toilet Paper, 3 flat pkgs...... 25: 77 7777 7 77" I Laundry Soap, 7 bars...... 25c FOR SALE—Ch n Heights, :h - b» a itit!. ( O . Barlford, Conh 4S-.10 been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 3 lbs. for ...... $1.03 an Ideal resort for a summer home or sum WANTED ."1 snc^fid band chairs Must (’lark, ret timed to Portland Wednes rinnan Haddies, pound...... 15c ------c------mer b, aiding house, located tu v. .«:i lb -1 h? in good condition and nasowably priced. Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen ...... 35c Fu'l line of all kinds of Soaps are land a,id Camden within 3-minutes of trob-.' day. coming in a few days at the lowest App’? L’NCOLN liFNDE'RSON, G7 Canid n Water Glass, large can ...... 18c New Alewives, 3 for...... 25c | Parsnips and Carrots, 3 lbs...... 25c cars cn fine Slate road There is a good Street. K ‘kland. T< I. 165 M ______47-49 Earl F. Woodcock has moved into Peanut Butter, 1 lbs. can 25c and 3Cc market prices. 2story house of 20 rooms and eapa '.v for his recently purchased house on Hy- All kinds cf Stove Blacking, large Sauer Kraut, 3 pounds...... 25c! Eeets, 6 pounds...... 25c five more, built in strict compliance wi ll tlie V/' "Tr D—f line 5 lb. pail Preserves ...... 85c desires of a -practical sea captain There ! • in fair . nidi • FRAdsiv BLACKINC- ler street. Apple Jelly, large glass ...... 15c s ie ...... 12c; small size ...... 7c Is also a PO-aere farm containing orciiai i, T9N, P. D. Bo Rockp Me 47 tf Mis. Maria E. Montgomery, widow Log Cabin Syrup, medium can .... 30c 2 in 1 Shoe Blacking, all colors .... 10c limber and field, a big barn, c.Ctle shed, WANTED—T.vp«writing tn do at home. ALL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION store and hen houses, etc As large or a . of Louis Montgomery of Warren, died New Seeded Raisins, pkg...... 10c 3 for ...... 25c1 Sati.dacti m guarantceil. Prie s r. .isnnabbi. .small, a part of this acreage as desired v 1 Communicate witli E. H., Box Ib'a, Warren, at the home of her son Thomas Long New Seedless Raisins, bulk, lb...... 11c Shopping Bags, while they last .. 5c i be sold, witli a right of way to tlie li autiful Tuesday aged 79 years. Mi's. Mont Seeded Raisins, last year’s ...... 8c , Brooms ...... 35c FREE DELIVERY IN OWL’S HEAD WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Chlckawaukie Lake nearby. * Apni\ f-«r the "WANTED—LADY TO SELL Dir.?:"to cor.- gomery was a native of St. George, New Dates, bulk, 2 lbs...... 25= Extra Fancy Brooms ...... 65c j exceedingly reasonable selling price rnl terms daughter of the late Samuel liar: to L. DINNER. Real Estate Agents, 2 ! sumer. Sport dresses and silk underwear. KSwc-t Pru-I"-Mert7 ’prJnes3'=. Ids 2 Ibs/ Z . 2^2^- | i ClothesCopper NFin.. ;ckle 2 dozen Plated pkgTea...... Kettlel$1. 25,8c I North Main Street. Lockland 47 • ' J No (rtivcs ing. Good pay b.’ part or who e stud Hannah Speed Hart. The fu CUT PRICES ON EVERYTHING SALE DAYS j time workers Write A. M. B., Courier- Caz.Bc for appointment. 47*49 neral will he held at the residence of New Walnuts, lb. 30c; 3 lbs. 85c 4 Pk9s- ...... 25c Miscellaneous Mrs. Long on High street Sunday at Castanas and Mixed Nuts, lb...... 25c 2 Aluminum Bo.ler ...... 89c WANTED—At all times Shat v eats aud 2 o’clock. AT HASKELL’S kir ns. High ,, prb-es paid TEL 312-14. Baker's Chocolate, half lb. pkg. 18c WlH handle a full line cf Fresh DRESSMAKING—All tyj. • , ,i . JOHN S RANLETT. R . k.dic. Me. 42 f Fred Thomson is coming again in Royal Baking Powder, large can 45c ' ^'sn at Lowest Market Prices. • ing done--alterations made --r.. the Friday night pictures in Watts Ths above is only a part of our! Mi.S. RALPH M TARDIFF. 17 Li>.. Medium Can ...... 23c Rockland C''1 .1 HOG - . Myrtle St 40 tf Hall. This time in the hazardous, 5 lb. Can Davis Baking Powder 90c Bargains, as our stock will be too WANTED—Will an pr: hi- having if: lli» ir venture-some “Silent' Stranger” who 14 oz. can ...... 22c large to mention. We carry every •Chester Bailey has moved hts rc- ”lr«. Man,” chapter six; fea- TENT—'i‘j\12 fe*.:. 10 oz. due’,. « a reproduction of 48-10 | Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Leonard enter 8 oz. bottle ...... 35c first for buys to Charles Dwinal an*l ’ use as i storeiiou.se. NORTH HOPE Maverick Sq. Tel. 221.M. tin i In he proposed Knox Memorial 40tf tained Monday evening at their The above is only a part of our I the secor. 1 to Michael Arico. Mrs. Forrest Burkett is er’crii’? TRUCKING. MOVING AND ERRANDS] Jell-O, any flavor, pkg...... 10c Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wentworth WANTED—Row bunt or yacht tender 9 to home on Erin street about 20 of Bargains as our stock is tco large to : Knox Hospital for an opera ti m l'ur done promptly. G i an\\\^ re C. () IIAR- 12 teel Mi bv first cl.i: ; condition and Good Luck Lemon Pie Filling .... 11c The Pulitzer yacht “Discoverer” is of North App!»4on ,d son Maurice, ADEN. Tel. 116 M or 62' their friends of Thomaston. Rock mention everythina. We carry every- I appendicitis. J. l-tf chci;». JOHN <» STEVENS, LurjMe Furnl- Dunham’s Cocoanut, pkg...... 15c ! at Camden being overhauled and put are- visiting her parents. Mr. and ■ ire I’ >.. R 1 our fiivvcr lay$ idle at the back door, from Saturday April 25 to Saturday FOR SALE—' Yictro.a witli records. was tne weekend guest tof her sis Cauliflower, each ...... 25c A. F. Achorn of the American Ex- , day and Monday would qualify all (’obin.bia Ave. 1; ;■» so will try to make Mr. Ford work May 7. This is a wonderful secure . 40-11 Miss E icy Hills was overcome by Iceberg Lettuce ...... 15c or operation at Knox Hospital. a real kit for first aid purposes an t come last month. It left several Offices, windows, barns, carpets, cellars I We also invite weekly accounts] farag.s ARTHUR SULLIVAN. 21 Holmes FOR SALE—V >. -iF.s < u’aulaiivc Ency illness < a Sunday at her home on New Beets, 3 bunches ...... dZC Nathaniel Talbot enters the employ a handbook of treatments. Als nehes of *• iow. eeri usly crippling St. Tel 833-J n e’opMtl a. !“2I. v. h year’;. b» -c-haf addi- tion.; ! Weston's mil. She is l»eing caret New Carrots, bunch ...... 1Cc with responsible parties. Pay every of the Rockland Motor Mart next a chance t • win a valuable cash prize. motor traffic. or next 10 ye. :s PEP NX . 3I-W or ORDCR YOUR STRAWBERRY. RHUBARJ ll'ri IV l»*11 for by her ‘ ister, Mrs. Ida Libby. Spinach, peck ...... 23a week is as good to us as every day. week where he will be engaged in Chandler’s I harrnacy is ! (.ad.jiiartei> G. A. Hall believes in saving the and horse radish plants now. ULllNUOVE Dr and Mrs. A. H. St. Claire Chase String Bears, 2 quarts ...... 25c Thanking you all for the past pat Buick repair service for the summer for this drive. birds. He is rather an expert bird- STRAWIiERltY .NUK.SLRh.S. R it. g ' FOR SAL^— m l.o • t. g" d repai-, season. land . 43-tf near shore, acre land, on Hi'oper’s Is of Nev I'.n Centre, who spent the New Onions, 3’/2 lbs...... 25c ronage and hope to see you all in our h u e b older, having three this land Wi t- P ti. BOX 81, I’ .r: ( l>d . Mr. ■weekend «a< their home here, motoreu Large Cucumbers ...... 1Sc new store, we will do our best to Dean’s orchestra is outlining a season to his credit, all painted and PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING I 4:»*1U such work phone 341I-.M or < all a! 1C Pleasant back Monday. Medium Cucumbers, 2 for _.25 ! nleasa you all oy Quality Goods with busy campaign for the comin; ROCKPORT •eady for th•• birds to s t up house Mrs. Margaret Thorndike of Rock- street, Rockland U (', JOHNSTON -1 .* .C FOR SALE—Milk farm < f LO a -res ir. Joh i S. Cates has closed his wheel New Fotatoes, peck ...... • 75c j Little Prices. months. Resides the regular local keeping in. His latest model will South Thomaston; will carry 20 head of wright shop for several days on ac engagements, they will play one night | land was a guest at Mrs. Annie LADIES—Reliable stoek of hair goods at l ii'tlc ; 1.100 io 2.000 cords of wood and sotee Good Old Potatoes, peck ... ■ 23c j Save this ad for reference, as we decorate Willow Brook’s fertile acres he Rockland Ha.r Store. 3.'-6 Main St Mail count of illness and is a‘ the home of a week at Swan Lake and two a Louise Small’s Tuesday. fimba buihlit : ; in r > id •. s, hl m Bushel ...... 25c 'will net have laroe advertisements as tnd no doubt will attract many birds irdera solicited. HELEN C. RHODES easy terms, < a.l mi R. H. SNOW, Sou’h Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Overlock. Pansies, basket ...... • 35c i it !s expensive, ar.d in order to give week at Islesboro. Hollis Wooster has returned to the with, its natty built red and white 1-tf j ThoniRston 49*51 High School baseball practice has' I’niversity of Maine alter a brad Mrs. C. Hall entered Knox Hos Pineapple, sliced, can ...... 35c ycu our low prices we have to cut fainted walls and dainty interior DIVER—Submarine work of all kinds been suspended for a few days owing visit with bis parents, Capt. am. wharfs and piling special Pri.cs <,r term, FOR SALE—fair ol heavy horse:, liarnes. pital early this week where she is Grated Pineapple, medium can .... 25c expenses. t One^flmost wishes to be a bird. and wagon. I BERLIAWSKY. Br--ad- to the big storm which made the lo- Mrs. Charles Wooster, "n request. 1‘. A WOOD, South Brewer, receiving treatment. Calif. Peaches, large can 22c and 25c We will chip ycun order by freight Mrs Ella Conant of Rockland wh< Me Tel. 3299 R. •ip’ll way Tel. ! i’ll Benjanti 1 Libby was rp.ich please! Sur.kist Peaches, heavy syrup ... 35c oal diamond a proverbial ewimmin’I The regular meeting of H rbur has been visiting in town has re- or parcel post. Uncle Sam will de hole. The boys are getting in shape I Light Chapter, E. S.^wcs held BUILDINGS BUILT, altered or repaired. , FOR SALE—On Railroad Ate., < ff Broad on Monday, his 84th b i’Inlay, to re Loganberries, can ...... 30c liver it to you for 5 cents for the First tumed home. She plans to visit Painting and paper banging, ceilings whitened i way. one minute from Park St . a futr-room ceive so 7; • ’.y preyen s end cards. Strawberries or Raspberries 30c at the “Y” by a new game called ’ Tuesday evening and degrees were relatives in Conneetirut in the near Tel. 538-3. L. C. FfLLD.S. ly M LOUD S'L i bo 1 c with shed for $310, and a fivc-ronsn pound and 1 cent for each additional ii line tor $110. El,‘ tri- liglita and water Mrs. I,o\ .i ia Whiteh i‘-’c of Ten Evaporated Milk, can ...... 8c and 10c Paddle Tennis. This game is played conferred upon one candidate. future. ______3? ’f l pound. Don’t forget to add some picnic supper was served at 6.39. Also ri veral hlglu r priced houses in the ants Harbor is the guest of Mr. and Very Best Evaporated Milk, can 11c on an indoor court with paddles and Mr. ar.d Mrs. G. A. Ha were LET ME QUOTE PRICES TO YOU on Dia S uithfiid and at tl.c iUgliL'm'u W. A. thing fcr box and packing. Your or Mrs. Ralph Wooster returned Tues- Mrs. X. E. Moore lor a few days. Fresh Sweet Milk, daily, quart 1Cc an extra lively ball and certainly guest:- i f Mr. and Mrs. A. Perry mond Tires and TuIies. Wetd Chains and ( LKLLAND. 53 I’a iflVc S... Rneklaim. der will be forwarded immediately. Spark Plugs; a'so live used cars from $81 17-Pl Ellis Spear and son Abbott o’’ Fancy Maine Corn, 2 cans keeps one moving. Tlie public to in- ‘ day to Bangor, after spending a few Send for anything you need. We Sundn’’- up o $300 JOSEPH E ( LOUGH. 174 Xewtor Centre. Mas.*. , si>ent ti.» Early June Peas, can ...... 17c vited to try it out. 'days with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ponild Perry was a supi guest Pleasant St., Rockiand 14 ;f FOR SALE—All kinds u wool .i.-'i., . | guarantee to save you money as we anywhere, also iiimbcr. T I. UARR3LL, weekend here. Squash or Pumpkin, can ...... 15c Hamilton Hall and Horace Robbins P. Wooster. of Cecil Arrington of Appb ton Fri ♦ ♦ * ♦ are cutting prices on all goods: but were home from Bowdoin for the The Mah Jong Club was enter- Tlioiua ton, R. I’. D Tc!. 2C3-21 Rockland. 2 Large Cans Boiled Dinner . .. 25c cannot name everything a5 it would day evening. 47-tf William H. Wylie Tomatoes, 2 cans ...... 25o holiday. Hall has been obliged to tained Wednesday evening at the T o Let take too much space. This is only a TOR SALE—Tlie I. ■ d L. .Mi ara reside! i a Marne String Beans, 2 cans ...... 25c remain over a few days due to trouble ’ home of .’Jrs. Margaret Adams. R • THE EMPt*'vrr’»’ HR* INSURANCE CO of 7 roo..i, i n ( aaiden street, all modern The death of William IE \V part cf our stock; compare prices with his eyes. fresh men ts were served and tb- TO LET—Furnished m on. 2;» summ;;: occurred at his home April 9, a.' er «nn Large Can Peace ...... 22c Boston. Massachusetts STKKKT. 4.»’11 iaiprovem ak . garage, fruit trees. Large lot. with your grocer’s. When in the city Albert Cl. ik Jr. has been out of 1 evening was much enjoyed. .X ASSETS 1>LU. 31. 1 !4 This is an v?e ptlonnlly line pine • and in illness of two years, though confined Libby’s Red Alaska Salmon ...... 30c we would appreciate your inspection. school far a few days on account of Mr. an J Mrs. Mervyn Bird. w. Stc and B( ad < ...... $2 .887.(H a o1' TO LET—Furnished room. MAID WIGGIN goiid repair in id ■ and out. L. \Y. BENNER, to the bed only one week. l>e< Rosedale Red Salmon, can ...... 25c Ua di in Otfi* '• and Bank ...... 71.1*82 02 !) If you have a neighbor who would sickness. i have been guests of Mrs. Bird’ Agents' Baiancei ...... I86.7H I ■ was born Oct. 9, 184!, son of John Pink Salmon, tall can ...... 15c TO LET—Half a double house. 2, < ItllS FOR EALE—All kin U • real ee t • -Fir.c like a list of our latest prices, forward Mrs. Leslie Ames is substituting at mother, Mrs. Mhij^e Piper, return., Interest and Reuls ...... 2.».186 ! ' Wylie of Edgecomb; and was twi- c Columbia River Steak Salmon, 1 ( ILYT Street. Tel 113 I J i’ll buys in Thomaston and Warr n. For p.ir- 35c name and we will be pleased to sup the seventh grade during the illness Tuesday to Belfast. married, first to Henrietta E. Hilling lb. flat can Grovs A- els ...... $3,179,987 :•'» tbm’a-s cal! DR. A PEABODY. Tel. 3« 11 of Miss Rideout. Miss Helen McCobo Miss Mabel Wall who is teaclu : TO LET—For the summer. P-rooni cottage . Thomaston. 47-tf ham of Mexico, iMe., in Jan. 186c Columbia River Steak Salmon, ply it- Dcilur I items not admitted ... 14.102 SU house on Friendship Island. Furnidi.al t . half lb. can ...... 23c of the High School faculty was out in Attleboro. Mass., is the guc> two families pent reasonable M’ss E FOR SAU —Fa m, 71 aci one-hail til Four children were born of thi her parents, Capt. and Mrs, II. Admitted As.cts ...... $3,164,484 8a lage. !» room house. 2 barms, plepty wood, Norwegian Sardines, 2 cans ...... 25c on Tuesday because of sickness. L. SIMMONS. Friendship, Me. 48’1O union—Willard A. of Warren. Clan Wall this week. LIABILITIES DF. . 31? 1924 n> P Q Norwegian Sardines, very best, in Mrs. F. G. (’uriier and Mi’s. Sweet TO LET—Furnished apartment of : room M., wife of Jesse Smith of Rockland Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Seabury, wh- Net Unpaid Loises ...... $ 181.117 2: and , aiming fa dory Ti l. line ADELLA pure olive oil, 2 for ...... 35c #ARR’S ser who occupy a Mountain street ba'li. electric lights. Adults otilt Ai o'\ I-\_(;t»plN(J. Hop-. Mv. 17*11 Bertrand M. of Arizona, and Mel have been guests of Mr. ami M; 1 nearned Ptemiiims ...... 1 .(HUI. 678 !'(• 10 MYRTLE ST j; . apartment, are other members of the All - ‘her Lialniitics ...... lV.,1174 2« FOR 8ALI Aii.:,. of hard woo bourne D. who died in infancy. The Kippered Snacks, 3 for ...... 25c I? ASH AND TO LET—l MJain St., Rockland. FOR SALE—Farm nAar It" island, in goo'l 1 have inquired of our factory TEXAS ONIONS, pound...... 10c -play. 27 tf cultivation, real money maker. L F. year and was enjoyed by large mem- | School will^ present ' 313-319 MAIN ST. TEL. 745-J I ( BASE. 41 Midd’c St. Tel 685 2 3“ tf management whether there lias been WALNUTS...... 32c bership. A delicious luncheon was ”Bunch of" Fun,’ ...... any. 1 1, 130-tf FOR SALE—9-room nouse; hot water heai , any drinking b.v our men since Pro- Saturday evening, Refreshfm cement cellar; modern Improvements; la.gr! FOR SALT—House ami lot 16 (.race street; served before the meeting adjourned, i garden. New grocery business will stocked Home and acre of land. 1SG Camden St., liihition lias gone into effect and 'they ORANGES...... 50c Loyal Camdenites will attend one will be on sale. Know tlie tremendous pull- M. G. GT’RNEY. 5! Park St.. Camden. 3',-if Rockland; acre field diiectly across the tell me that only one man.lias lost street from 1S6 Camden street running night of “The Dutch Detective” the Don't forget the movies at Vnion ing power of C Olirier-Gazette hh» Job with us on account of drink. FO* SALE Double tenement house at fi through to Waldo Avenue. Nice house lo's in DELIVERY ALL DAY TELEPHONE 162 | High School comedy given tonight Lisle * Apply to MRS. F. II. SANBORN both streets TEL 289-W, Roeklaud; 238-U, — S K. Bowser S. I’ Bowser At Co., and tomorrow might. hall Saturday afternoon and own- adg. so Pleasant St. Tel. 903-W. -5-tf Camden. 23-tf Inc, 1 £very-Other-Day Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 23, 1925. Page Seven
ARBORETUM BUDGET Social Circles n — k Earnest Appeal In Behalf of In addition to personal 110168 recording de partures and arrivals, this departure es- I Botanic Garden and Wild pecially desires information of social hap penings, parties, musicals, etc. Notes sent Life Sanctuary. by mail or telephone will be gladly received. TELEPHONE ...... 770 Previously reported . •■...... $285 William T. Cobb. Rockkinil ... 10 Mrs. W. M. Brewster of Jefferson I. ‘H. Brubaker, Rockland ...... 2 street is improving i»"health from a R ckl md ...... 5 critical operation performed at a 3- M. Simmons. Rockland ...... 5 Boston hospital Tuesday. I. F. G.egmy Sons Co., Ro.-in land ...... 5 Mr. an 1 Mrs. Sidney F. Maker have F. J. Simonton Co.. Rockland .. 5 KgOne to North Jiaven for the sum mer. Total to date ...... $317 That the people of Knox County >Mr.‘and Mrs. Maurice Gregory left and others interested muy see at a Wednesday morning to visit the’r glance why $1000 for upkeep and daughter, Mrs. Preeman Blodgett, in development of the Arboretum this Somerville, Mass. She will also have ’^ason is needed we give herewith 1 guest Maurice Gregory, Jr., who the estimate f<.? operating expenses: is teaching manual training in Lan A Ford om -half ton truck ...... $300 caster, Mass. Cost of running sam • (gas, oil. repairs) ...... 50 Charles Kenneth Simmons came BEAUTIFUL NOVELTY CURTAINS Licenses ...... 12 I down from Boston to spend the week • Graveling main entrance ave I and with his parents (’apt. and Mrs. : : : IN : : : nue (team andmen) ...... 250 L. \V. Simmons. Direc or’s salary for1925 ...... 200 Voile and Marquisette, solid colors, colored ruffles and edges. Quite the most Metal «:s for trees and shrubs 50 Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Merrill of Incidentals: seeds, s>ock, ma Starts FRIDAY, ^Portland have been spending a few attractive novelty in years. We carry a full line on display in our second floor terial ...... 13S days in this city and vicinity. Mr. Merrill is on the staff of the Press show rooms. They are available in a wide range of color combinations suited Total ...... $1000 We have taken 200 of our dresses and divided them Herald and has had a busy winter to all homes and rooms. into four groups, and reduced them in price from $3.00 I keeping the Maine Legislature in Friend* and patronf. of Knox I check. Academy and Arboretum: pleas*- With Valance, per window...... $2.75 don’t wait for us to call on yoa but to $ 1 0.00 on a garment. Ira W. Feeney reappeared on the $ave us that much time and expense street Tuesday armed with a cane. Others in simple pattern...... $2.00 by sending by mail pour contribu I this adjunct being rendered necessar.*’ tions of . seesstUBs per. fw.s paper-'. Sweet Feas, 40 for ...... $1.00. Tulips, per dozen ...... $1.50 state, to our knowledge, Ins an at- —They include a SAVING to YOU of from $3.00 to $10.00 on every Dress | W llL r La:hl. empt Loin made to bring together A REAL COM, AMD IT ✓ ANNOUNCEMENT .n a restricted area all the plants, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jenkins and LASTS PER A HUvVMfeNLTOO including trees, shrubs, herbaceous you select at JUST the time when NEW and attractive DRESSES are most Laughter Choris and Joseph Vernon To the people of Vinaihaven and vicinity: The Vinalhaven Grocery Co. have taken the agency for our Cut Flowers and rioweri; , plants, ferns, grasses, [returned Monday to l’e body, Mas*., ..edges, etc., etc., found growing needed. . [after spending the weekend wil'i plants. Orders for funeral work, etet, can be left with them and payment made to them. wild within their respective borders. I Mrs. J. S. Jenkins. They made a Yet, just this Ls what wo plan to do I quick motor trip in spite ol the con- here in the Knox Arboretum for the Iditions resulting from the storm. ALL KINDS OF FLORAL DESIGNS MADE TO ORDER State of Maiiye; supplementing our own native plants with those from Rev. Fr. Leo R. Carey i« making CUTLER-COOK COMPANY other .'talcs and countries. Surely la brief visit a; CLARK’S FLOWER SHOP his former home in such a spot will lie of interest to I Hallowell 382 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND most tourists, and to many of the I z • Across from the Thorndike Hotel um-rtier and year-round residents of II. A. Daniels, who is enjoying the I Knox county. Last season parties [closing days of the Florida season at W. W- Graves of Malden, Mass., Miss Nathalie Robbins returned made -pocial trips in their autos Villa D’Este Hotel, Miami, writes: from Belfast, Lewiston, Aupusta. MUSHROOM SAUCE i‘I have orders f ir two large halibut returned to his home city yesterday last night from St. Petersburg. Kla-. after a weekend visit with Miss where she has spent the winter. Bath, Portland arid several other [—one for Thompson and Harmon at cities c:d towns outside of Kr.ox To each cup of stock add the juice | Hotel Rockland, and one for Free- Annie Blackington. Old County Road. Mrs. Robbins will return later. Mrs. Graves who made the motor, County to visit this Arboretum. of one can < f mushrooms. Thicken j man Young. 1 will be on hand for The more Ave expend on d velop- Men’s and Yonng Men’s (the work May 15.” trip down with him Saturday will, Mr. and Mrs. I. .1. Shuman, Mr.-, with 1 wo-tflblcspoons of flour and spend an additional fortnight witii May Cross and Mrs. Thomas McKin nent and improvement the more two t abu -poo is of butter rubbed to ney were winners of Pie aurin. i not ‘1 and far-famed will this Knox Miss Edith Rankin of Cambridge. Miss Blackington. gether. Season with silt, pepper and prizes at Grand Army hall Tuesdav Fourt show place become. Mass, is the guest of her aunt. Miss evening. • ♦ ♦ » a little lemon juice. Add the mush ■.Theresa Rankin for a few days. With the conclusion of the great SPRING SUITS of Knox County: Boo • rooms and 1 t the w nole simmer a convention of osteopaths which f< w minutes. This is an excellent Clyde Record came down from Mrs. Josephine Lathrop enter* Own AttAi -lions ! The opens July 10 in Toronto, Canada, a sauce to serve with Edict of beef. I Lynn. Mass., on his motor cycle a group will leave by special steamer tained the S. S. t'lub in hon. r of Mrs. s ( f Rockland alone will Men of good judgment will appreciate the many ’few days ago, scarcely exacting to for Glasgow. Scotland, where they Annie Wade’s birthday Tuesday I mi and* spend $50,000 annually | I'm<1 mi' Hu conditions will spend several days thence com evening. Supper was .served an 1 for the spiritual welfare of its peo- smart styles we are now showing of die most beau I His brother. Otho, is at Knox Hos- fortably touring the famous lake whist was the attraction of the even p.e. The Community Chest Commit tiful designs in our New Spring Suits. We will |,pital for minor operations. region and on to London where 10 ing. Mrs. Wude was presented v.i’Ji tee can and does raise.jpaeli year days will lie spent, including several I a rug and picture, as gilts from the $17,000. is it asking too much for prove how completely we are prepared to meet Miss Alice MoXamaro of Boston clinics and hospital courses. A fort club. the people of Knox County to con- your individual requirements—both as to style ffs making a week’s visit at her night in Paris is also included in I trilaite $1000 for the maintonance ■ former home on Masonic street. the delightful two month. Itinerary SPECIAL ...d development of the Knox Arb<>- and price. Jlrt Roscoe Hewett has returned n turn, when it will, beyond all with opportunity to study under home from Knox Hospital after hav Crushabie straws, the Bangkok. world renowned men. Mrs. T. L. Mc- I da .'at, return a big dividend to the ing a serious operation performed. I ; y county and State in the form of strtVw and silk combination, and all- Beulh will he a member of the fort FOR THIS WEEK WE SELL over embroidered failles are looked unate party. :»< «at:nn and education? upon with favor for sports wear this Ruth Mahew Tent. D. of V., at Norman W. Lermond, Director. 2 Feaiures 2 Features season, says the Dry Goods Beono- their last meeting endorsed the ef Wc are offering the finest line of Hostesses for the auction party at TODAY ' PEAVEYBROS. mist. The hat of tine Milan with a fort to boom Maine industries and MAKESHIFT FURNITURE tjie B. & P. W. Club rooms Friday hand and tailored bow of gn.sgi ii’i farm products, realizing that loyalty evening are Mrs. Mabel Beaton. Miss FLOOR LAMPS J. B. WARNER ribbon, is the approved tiding head- to country and flag begins right at Here Are Some Hints Which You Jean McKenzie, Mrs. Gertrude HAND TAILORED CLOTHES [jgcar. Bedford hemp, tagal and pea home. Their next meeting will lie May Find Useful For Your House. —In— Boody. Mrs. Emily Stevens and Mrs. it has ever been the privilege of our nut straws are others which are be- . Monday, May 4. The fourth in the O Both rf-mma Carver. The club is trying to “WANTED ins used for sports millinery, auction series given by this tent will stcre to carry as a very extra special Ia the first furnishing of any house raise money to pay its share of Vie, small and larger hats which so ob occur Monday evening. April 27. this wock. Included are all types and t’1' ' arc opportunities fur fllllng iu BY THE LAW” National Convention which is to be Peavey .Bros. Suits and Overcoats are equal in ligingly protect the complexion from with what I call makeshift furni- Story of a brother’s sacrifice, held in Portland in July, and so is sizes, every desired shade in every tu'.e places that otherwise would b< workmanship and fit to the beat cu^om made. the devastating hot rays of summer My observation cf the effect of hoping to make of this party a larger Imre spots in the scheme of things. BRYANT WASHBURN sunshine are made of leghorn, with Prohibition, has been that it' is an color, all silk. affair than usual. The committee r- (in the city Monday. She was on her casional dealings with such and yet the men who formerly tpent freely dows. making the most of any pleas way from Boston, to her home at get along in some degree of peace?” for drink- —J..' W. Marsh. President ant details, still tiie room has that | Matinicus. (if course it is never yourself, who Standard Underground Cable Co. U is tiie “diilieult" person? No indeed ! Pare look so often seen in the newly Mrs. Eugene Walker of Melrose You and I are ourselves all right furnished. HIS HOUR” To buy a few more necessary fine IHighlands. Mass, who has been and “easy to ge^ along with,” let us - ■ spending the winter at Miami Beach. tell it. But, MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE.LIFE A MASONIC HOME ' How Masonry In Florida Smartness—with economy "Men and Ships and Sealing Wax”—The Story of a in This Week Cares For Members of Thomaston Boy Who Made Good. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO That Great Order. DID FDD FATHER A review from the columns of tills (By Chaiies R. Flint) [The writer of the following com .vapor of some of the events which munication t » The Courier-Gazette. [Continued—Began Feb. 26J Life of Misery Turned To interested Rockland and vicinity for to exploit their inventions. For ex Mi Emily D. Witts, -is a South three weeks ending April 31. l!»0 <, ’hrisimaslhri • ,-»,,«! “When 1 consider, however,• the has indigestion and heartburn very , .. limited number of years that I am badly. N» thing would seem to relieve perhaps 1 should say. the Sunshine of 2167 as against 2142 for previous Greetings a suggestion of a gift ot • City. year. The census was taken hy John influence, .ability and money in wlfeh likely to remain on this mundane him. I fixed him some of Priest's SI465 I will first endeavor to give a brief Colson I would join if the idea appealed to sphere and the fact that I have no Indigestion Powder in hot water, for one dependent on me. I feel if I was quick relief, and almost instantly be description cf the Home, but one has Idella Sellers accidentally shot her- ' C3-.O.B-C3aftory you as wise. to ready we for oneself in order to seif witli a revolver at the Lindsey “The suggestion is this: a cam a party, if only to a small extent ot was relieved. I would sjteak in the enjoy its beauties. The Home is sit House. Tiie wound was not fatal. [WITH FULL-SIZE BALLOON TIRES] paign to impress upon the American) rendering a great service to my highest terms for Priest’s Indegestion uated on the north side of St. Peters W. C. and G. H. Humphrey bought t ’ people our comparative military | co^n^r-v ^iat it would be a greater Powder. When once you have used burg. in one of the most attractive Alfred Murray's store. ( weakness. Congress will not act un satisfaction to me in my declining it. you won’t be without it.” years thay accumulating money to sections of that city, known as Cof Steamer Salacia was sold, for use less the people are aroused. fee Pot Bayou. As the visitor ap In Southern waters. FASCINATING new motor car which combines smart “Whether Knox is diplomatic 1 be left to those who would not make Priest’s Powder for Indigestion, proaches the Home. Ik- is first attract Denny H Miller had a narrow ex- , know not. but he Is certainly am as good use of it. ness in appearance with outstanding economy—the new Sour, Sick Stomach, Car Sickness. ed by the grounds that gradually cape front drowning when his beat bitious and aggressive, as indicate 1 “I will send to you by an early Heartburn and General Hyperacidity A rlope down to the bayou and which capsized. by his ‘steam roller policy’ in Central mail a memorandum as to the com Studebaker Standard Six Brougham. of the Stomach. ere here and there dottod with the Charles McKinney had an uncom America and the loan participation parative strength of Japan and the All druggists. 50c and $1.50. The picturesque palms and palmettos, so fortable experience at Snow's yard demand on China—-the recent Chile F S. A and a detailed description of $1.50 size holds five (5) times as Here is a fine, family closed car with four broad doors and a ampaign which 1 believe possible suggestive of Florida. The building when he dropped some cement Into ultimatum and in other ways of much as the 50c size. oovers an area of more than half a his eyes. which you are undoubtedly informed by which they could invade our Pa Priest’s Regulators, the ideal tonic full*width front and rear seats—ample room for five passen city block and is of fireproof con E. A. Knowlton was ill Soutli Hope ‘for guidance.’ We have the Mon cific Coast. I will also send practi laxative for chronic constipation 25c cal suggestions as to increasing our struction. being substantially built of getting out the carved work for th? gers. Oval rear»quarter windows with ornamental top braces roe Doctrine, a fetish worshipped by and 75c. If your dealer does not contrcte and having about 100 rooms. the American people who don’t ap military strength and if there is any interior improvements or the Thorn carry then! in stock have him order As the visitor enters the building he dike Hotel. add the finishing touch of style. preciate its responsibilities, the en phase of this general Idea which ap for you or send direct to Priest Drug peals to you I will write more in de is immediately attracted to the patio Fred M. Smith was building bowl forcement of which 1 regard as most Co., Bangor, Me. Parcel post pre or court which the building sur aggressive because in the main it is tail. paid to any address. No extra ing alleys at Crescent Beach. The world’s most powerful car of its size. rounds. In the center of the patio is Levi M. Robbins, who had long unjust. In tho biking of Panama charge.—advt- a sparkling fountain with gold fish ‘the end justified the means' and ' 0,1 ire one of the few Americans been in the drug business here an l Come—let us show you this new Studebaker. darting here and there in the sun was later one of the proprietors oi •might made right’ the only way we «hose knowledge of the conditions light On the left he will notice the could get it. abroad and at home is such that you the Rockland Opinion moved to Som BATTY IN FLORIDA square and compass, arranged with “Can we safely make d mands ns ' as long to prepare and our possible found a room all fitted for me. lic Scho ta of St. Petersburg, as it is Osgood A. Gilbert took charge of ■ But this is not the Florida we rea l a wholesale and retail fish market my firm for its account letters of enemies can mobilize a big army in believed that better teachers wen credit for 130.c00.000 francs and the ’»e tenth the time they could then. about North. Maine has more birds available in this way. The children for the Post Clyde Fish Co. in Bruns and flowers in sight than there are wick. telegrams sent hy us for account of “While there has never been but over three years of age, are admitted the 'Russian Governmen' comprised one case where an important war here. Oranges and fruit are as higa to the Home, .and are retained until fifteen volumes and cost 133.000. As vessel h is been delivered to a bellig as in.. Rockland, and are no better- they have finished High School and Isaiah A. Jones, 80, who hac. served to mv relations to our government erent (the delivery by us of the 45 to 60 cents a dozen. Apples. 5 usually until they are well prepared six terms in the City Government, cents. Firewood is higher. A small 1 enclose photo of a letter 1 received cruiser Esmeralda to Japan in 1895) bo meet the world. The adult mem and whose son, Everett A. Jones had armful of from eight to 10 pieces is from Secretary Long, i nd the til ’ it is not generally appreciated by our bers are made as comfortable as been city treasurer, died at his home 25 tents. Eggs seem plentiful at 13 of the Ilcrald during the past thirty per vie that the merchant steamers l>c»s:blo and have the best attendants on Ocean street. and 20 cents a dozen. years te'.l of my activities‘in connec of every nation are available for the obtainable. Everything is done to Former City Marshal David M. The life of the place is the Naval tion with supplying vessels and mu transportation of troops. make their last days happy and they Mitchell died at the home of his ROCKLAND GARAGE CO., Distributors Air station. That puts $87,000 nitions of war to nine other govern “ The attempt and not the deed’ are certainly appreciative of What the daughter, Mrs. John Patterson, it monthly into circulation. My boy is ments. would disclose our weakness to the Masons and Stars of the State are Hurricane Isle He was at one time In the Naval Air Station Ban 1. Park Street, Rockland. Telephone 700 “This xvork lias brought n, into I ,*eo,>*es “* countries, which doing for them. deputy sheriff in Lincoln county. Painters get 40 cents an hour. Few intimate relations with offl.-lals ol the officiate who are conversant with Social even’s arc frequently taking Pray’s Cornet Band was organized get over 75 cents, cerpenters the Japan. Russia. Germany. Franc’ the facts have withheld from their place for the children and adults and at Ingraham Hill under the leader sam£. About half the place England, and the lessor pow.a masses, and realizing our present never | perhaps the m st important is Birth ship of Joseph Pray. weakness it might lead to a similar was painted, the buildings arc what While our people are ignorant a- t' day Night. On the 15th of each Nelson Blackington and Tamil.'. the North call bungalows. The side our comparative military weakness policy I have heard advocated in month a party is given in honor of William Barrows, John McWilliams THIS I S STUDEBAKER YEAR and live in the ‘never have been Ergland, to attack Germany before walks are made of cement, and are those having birthdays occurring in and Grant Turner arrived home from real good. The names of the streets licked- paradise of fools, the Mus she can build a fleet that will en ■ that month. As the honored ones e>n- Tunatall’s Station, Ya. where the?’ danger England's supremacy of the are found in two-inch letters on each ters of Foreign Affairs and the mili tcr the dining room on this night, had been getting out ship timbe •. moy, and the crew was saved with ! Union. April 15. to Mr. and Mrs Warren High School, and hta wife, sea, unless the Germans discontinue crossing. Autos are everywhere—all tary men of every first-class their plates will be wreathed with Mr. McWilliams had reduced his difficulty. I H. E. Messer. i daughter. were given a farewell reception at the building war vessels. grades, end about as neglected as know of <»ur real condition. <»ui flowers and a gift from “Mother and weight 20 pounds. Blaisdell & Johnston bought the | Rockland. April 23, to Mr. and Mis. Warren Congregational church. “This letter will, of course, be the houses. military power is not only not■ re Daddy Hirvell,” as the superintend The comedy “A Crazy Idea’’ was hardware business of J. P. Wise & B. B. L’isbee, a son. WilEam Dexter Carleton died in treated by me as confidential—there • • • • garded seriously by for Ign mill «ry ent and matron are called, wiM be presented by the following High Son. Vinalhaven April 23, t > Mr. and IL < kport. • men Hut is looked on with contempt may be reasons why this suggestion The most pleasing sight is the chil found at his or her plate. Later In School students: I^ottje Kalloch. Wilbur A. Pressey went to Lynn I Mrs. Frank Rogers, a daughter. L. W. Smith was elected pr<*sident and we must admit Justly so. would not appeal to you but it is cer dren. They are the real flowers In the evening everyone goes lo tiie Audrey Allen. Alice Lovejoy. Leola Mass., to enter the employ of tta Deer Isle. April 15, to Mr. and Mrs. I of the Fox I land Granite Co. mf ••The argument against putting tainly worthy of serious considera this place. Mostly blondes, and I Community Ro »m, a large room with Thorndike, Alice Armstrong. Alice General Electric Co. | Joshua H. Dow’, a son. Vina'.h?. vea. ourselves in a position where tion. Yours sincerely, saw about 300 in one class in tho a stage, and a eh rt entertainment Hellier, Helen Burpee. Alice Burpee Simeon Adams entered the employ North Haven. April 19. to Mr. and I . A. I aw, J. S. Burns, Milton we have real instead of imaginai \ Chas. R. Flint. Baptist Sunday school Easter, all •is given, luctimes by the a«l'n I H“yden’ of the Knox Gas & Electric Co. | Mrs. Willie Sampson, a son. Thurston. Henry CJark and Mrs. M. strength is virtually that we ate To James Gordon Bennett, Esq.. under 6 years of age. It was a great members as .in the cMltfren may }'11,l;‘mv. Th~ ?.rert Malvina Wentworth was appoint- j I. Shattuck wi re elected trustees of afraid of ourselves-that our govern 104. Avenue I)es Champs Elysees. sight. perform, l-ut very frequently the i ’•‘‘“P ,<;Ia1d8,ap ’’.llM-ury. ed editor of High School Whims. j The marriages for the three wee' s th Methodi church in Wal hington. Paris. France- Arthur Baker, Perley Ames, Austin ment would in such an event adopt I am wandering all over, in the col Shriners of St. Petersburg entertain Mrs. Annie M. Simmons was elect- Ae,(’ Mr. and Mr.- . N. Wei *b Thompson • • * * Spear and Roy Knowlton. too aggressive a foreign pokey. It ored districts as well as the best lo us with wonderful pixigrairo. Ice ed president of the Methel»esec Club. Rockland, April 16. Ulysses Grant Friendship arrived in Liverpool, Mr. Bennett’s reply: cream and cake ta usually served and Adonirani Judson Shaw, who had that s a danger how much more dm- cations. Yesterday I went into the Jeremiah Tolman, 89. died at Th * 1 of Isle au Haut ami Mrs. Eliza I.. suffering fr on varhfl »id. Smallpox Aden. Arabia. Jan- 23. 1910. everyone ha been engaged in the dry goods busi t Novels of Stonington. serous i« an aggressive foreign poli Court Hoi.se and s»iw on the wall in cry enjoyable even- Meadows. He was one of the origin had hr »kcn cut wh'.’? the party was Dear Mr. Flint: — ing. j ness and other enterprises, and who cy based on bluff where the b’uffees. one of the offices a Rebel flag that ators of the Knox Agricultural So St. George, April 5, Thomas Barter, at Naples. I have received your letter of The Home has the distinction of ■ was a deacon of the Congregational through reports and years of obser had seen service. ciety, a prominent dairyman, and Jr., and Mrs. KniereUa Maker. Jonas S. Davis, 88, died in Thomas- December 29th, and. in reply, beg to Girls outnumber the boys here 7 the first d »uble golden wedding in the ; Church nearly quarter of a century, vation and experience in military af served in Rockland’s first City Gov Camden. April 4, Harry E. D.ii’.e." ten. say that I cannot agree with you. I history of the Masonic Homes. On died at his home on High street ageo fairs. have a c’.earer and more de to 2, and they are as fine a lot as my ernment. of Camden and Calista K. Gray of Tim E. J. Ward well- were occupy think, on the contrary, that it would the evening of Feb. 2S. our Brother 60 years. tailed knowledge of our relative eye ever gazed on. Not all bobbeo Isaac J. Fields, a Civil War vet Rockport. ing their new cottage on tiie Belfast be the greatest mistake possible to either. 1 am busy and my entertain and Sister Sineath. and Brother and Nathan A. Packard who had been weakness than our newly appointed eran, died at his home on Maver Deer Isle. April 9, Miss Alice W. road. Ca-mden. d* yelope a big standing army in the ing is counting. 1 have several en Sister Elmer, ce’.etaated golden wed- ( Secretary of State l/ratfrt Rolden wed- , ln ,ho fruit an,‘ conf^’l’Wy buM- ick street, aged 83. Greenlaw of Deer Isle and Lorenz j Dr. A. F. Miiler was elected presi • • • • United States. A great military gagements on band. My boy struck dings. They were the recipients of I ness in this city. Thomaston and Moses C. Grant, 85, died at bis T. Gross of Stonington. dent of the Camden Publishing Co., force ha« proved the ruin of all re many lovely gifts and h id the honor -We have intrinsic and enormous a good thing here. He got a fine cook, Portland, died at his home on Pleas home on Spring street. Deer Isle, April 8, Annie M. Weed witli Jo- - H. Ogier as treasurer and strength in our financial and c',a’ publics from 3°tne onward. It would a plain dresser, and a good house of entertaining the largest number ant street, aged 67. ar.d Kimball B. Barbour. 1. 1 r. es s m. in a ger. mereial position, but may not be a most dangerous weapon to keeper—a Rebel of Swedish stock. of guests ever < »ming to the Home. Mrs. J. C. Barber died at her home Rockland. April 19, Harry n of (’apt. Charles become a temptation and the Indus pla^e in the hands of a demagogue. The Navy boys from the North are Every Sunday services are held in our on Union street, aged 39. ers of Warner, N. H.. ami Leila I* B- vie <«f Tenant’s Harb*rr. was bad The commonsense measure to take chapel, which r its over 100 and the The following births were record trial wars which we are successfully being captured by Southern girls Esten W. Porter was elected su ed : Carver of North Haven. ly injured when a cantvdog fell upon waging aggravated by our tariff be is the creation of two powerful here in bunches. Some making good home choir, consisting of 14 older perintendent of the First Baptist Thomaston, April 16. Rev. Horace him 4n the Long Cove quarry. fleets; one stationed permanently in homes, others not. boys and girls, takes the lead in the Thomaston, April 5. to Mr. and come a real cause of war. Sunday School with (’. S. Ilcverag.- Mrs. Cbarbs Deminons, a daughter. B. Haslcell of Mllllnoek ' ■■ ■ Cant. George Dow. 93. died in ",\ campaign such as I sugg • the Atlantic, the other in the Pacific. Will let The Courier-Gazette hear singing. The children are always as assistant. G. Thurlow of Stonington. ( Thomaston. So long as they remain unbeaten from me later. I hope interestingiv. looking ahead with pleasure to Fri St. George. April 8, to Mr. and VOW- consideration would certainly Harry T. Baker was winning hon Mrs. George Ilall. a daughter. Frank Newbert s M his barber there te no danger of an invasion of There seem to be plenty of things to day night, as they are allowed to go sh* p in Warren to Obadiah Kalloch. be profitable and the service ren ors at Wesleyan University, havin'; Rockland, April 11, to Mr. and Mrs the United States. Yours very truly. tell that do not fit good with our in town to a show on this night, and Joht> F. Be\ erage died in Thomas- A. K. Burkett’s store in Burkett- dered would probably not he ®PPr*c‘- been elected class poet and appoint E. A. Dean, a son. ton. aged 60. ated until an emergency arose Th J. G. Bennett. Northern ideas of Florida. of course that is always enjoyaible. ed assistant professor of English. ville, which was also the jwstofflee, » * ♦ * Oceanville. April 6. to Mr. and Mr ;. Francis E. Russell, principal of filter of Samuel .1. Tilden a lv»c. - George Batty The different lodges and chapters The Rockland Board of Trade elec was ’burglarized hy a tramp. A'imiral Fiske telephoned me to Pensacola, Fla.. April 16. throughout the State are always Robert K. Harvey, a daughter. in- coast defenses was not appieei- ted these officers: President. S M. Deer Isle, April 7. to Mr. and Mr.. iit'e.l till the War with Spain when come to Washington as an expert in thinking of the welfare of the Home. Bird, vice president, G. L. Farrand: ocean coal transportation, to confer At Christmas time last year, they Alonzo P. Hutchinson, a daughter the feeling was such that I.elm treasurer. A. S. Black; secretary, 11. Warren, April 5, to Mr. and Mrs. wrote t<> Lord Rotlusehild that it a with him as to the best methods ol helped to make it one of the happiest O. Gurdy. You Buy Flavor getting half a million tons of coal the Home has ever experienced. Frank Morse, twin s^»ns. school of Spanish mackerel was re Congressman Littlefield was re- Camden, April 15, to Mr. and Mrs. ported coining up the Bay the mat into the pacific. “I advised him to Santa well remembered every member nominated hy acclamation at the 'Uc, would decline live points- continue purchases in the United ■ ■ * and much credit is due the Masons : Second District convention in Lew- Aaron Jones, a son. States, increasing them a little so as and Stars. 1 iston. Hon. John P. Swasey was Vinalhaven, April 18, to Mr. an J wHen you buy delicious Therefore, the campaign should not Mrs. Henry A. Dow. a son. be undertaken unless with the firm not to attract attention, but to have During the winter on an average : chairman and W. O. Fuller. Jr., wa.? the prineliwil shipments made by of 20 or 30 iieople. Interested in the chairman of the resolutions commit- Vinalhaven, April 20. to Mr. and purpose of rendering a permanent OUALITT ICE CREAM Mrs. Joseph Ames, a son. pat Idle service to the country merchants in Wales. I suggested noine. visit on visiting days and they tee. At the Republican State con that instead of using government all express their pleasure In seeing Vinalhaven. April 18. to Mr. and -1 once asked Secretary Llnne to vention in I^ewiston Hon. William T. Mrs. Isaac Dunbar, a daughter. appear before a Congressional* om- funds for that purpose, it should be for themiselves what a great werk the Cobb was chairman. W. O. Fuller, financed by private funds with bills [So Good it Deserves Masons of Florida arc doing and real Vinalhaven, April 20, to Mr. and mittee. 1 told him that, while his Jr., was one of the secretaries. Mrs. .Alec Fraser, a daughter. action would undoubtedly benefit the of tailing endorsed in blank so that ize more than ever what a grand Everett A. Jones was a vice pres the holders of these bills of lading thing Masonry really is. Cushing. April 21, to Mr. and Mr- c , ntrv mv P rsonal interest would Your Purchase ident and Charles C. Wood of Cam Walter Grover, a daughter. ‘fie ,7VeO thlrehy. He quickly re would po sess title to the coal, which Emily D. Watts. F632 tSt. den was a member of the resolutions Friendship, April 19. to Mr. and plied- 'll is fortunate when youi In could not be seized as contraband as PetersburK. Fla.. April ir,. committee. Sidney M. Bird was icrests run parallel to those of the the title holders would not be be Mrs. Addison Wallace, a son. Lock fob the S»f1 iigm RULE LOCALS ...... elected a delegate to the Republican Friendship. April 20. to Mr. anl It is really unique among teas. 'State' Until within a few years when lligerents. In that connection I went National Convention. to see J. Pierpont Morgan. Junior. Three Crow Brand Cream Tartar. Mrs. Albion Wotton. a daughter. , have been a seller of ordnance^ma 225 ■Schooner Laura Robinson, ownel Pure and rich yielding. Three Meeting him as he was coming out The Pure Product of Grapes.—adt Waldoboro, April 18, to Mr. anl terial to our government I would by Perry Bros., was lost off Mono- Mrs. Sanborn French, a daughter have been benefited financially by of his office, I said: “Mr. Morgan 1 hundred cups to the pound. puch a campaign I,.it I haven t any want to borrow half a million dollars Zh interest now. On the contrary. on security that is of little or no , should not only- be out the contri value.” bution which I would wake, hut to He quickiy asked: “Is it for the ’immediate result of such a , um,>algn Government ?” would be. undoubtedly, a mange in “Yes.” I answered. The Jud^e:- There Will Be No Sequel “I'll give you credits on J. S. Mor- policy of ow government from r f----- ~ : ii - — n------,r~ by M.B, ejecting American l"'™'lonS " geq & Uo.. London, for that amount whenever needed.” and be walked munitions of war to. securing hen DINAH ARE YOU exclusive us During pas. -'al hurriedly on to keep an appointment. VifHAT IT THIS I SUPPOSE IFIORANTTHIS most Of ow inventors of munitions o. I don't remember his father ever I WHY, DINAH. 1VE QIVEN HERE ACtA\M ? -TIME DIHAH ? DIVORCE YOULL TURN AROUND1 war iiave be-a obliged to go si,road making a quicker decision except YOU FIVE DIVORCES ALREADY. once. .Meeting Morgan senior und«r AND OET MARRIED AQAtN, simil ar conditions, 1 asked him what j YES SAHJEDQE, YOU ARE NOT VERY C,OOOAT PICKINq?) he wouM sell the Corsair for. nooEoqe ise “$250,090,” be quickly replied. 15E HERE QWINE TO BE WITHDRAWN Are You Reading the “I ac ept your offer,’’ I said $mme- “0* iliatelv. fron\ circulation He may have been a little quicker [BOSTON DAILY AND] than the junior on that occasion: but later he sent !’• avor Webb around to my office to tell me bow important the yacht Corsair was to his -health SUNDAY GLOBE? and. of course. I told him that the sale and purchase was only a pleas The Jin ton Globe print;: the antry Balmaceda for whom I had accepted the offer, did not need the BASEBALL NEWS} yacht, however, as at the time he and r«‘pnrts of all t‘he was practically a prisoner in tSan-i tiago, ami his only possible means of 1 escape was the one that he chose,— SPRING SPORTS suicide [To Be Continued]
