M U TOWN OF C.r, u>rm A100ST00K COUNT!' OULTON TIMES HOULTON, MAINE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 VOL. LVIII. No. 21 IDfW KTOAF J PRESQUE ISLE GETS HOULTON AKUUI}1UU& TUBERCULOSIS MAJOR C. G. PINCOMBE, CANADIAN AGRICULTURAL FAIR DISASTROUS FIRE List of Entries and Nominations for DISTRICT NO. I 1 SANITARIUM ARMY TELLS EXPERIENCES AT FRONT Stake Races Houlton Agricultural So AT THE PARK Mr. Kingsbury Piper, Secretary of ciety Fair, Houlton, Maine, August 27, 28, 29 and 30th, 1918. LARGEST QUOTA YET the Board of Trustees of State Sana- LARGE TR AINING STABLES BINDS Entry ON MAY 28 , toriums was in town Friday, says the At Weil Attended Meeting Sunday Afternoon For Second TOTALLY DESTROYED j Star-Herald, and in the evening met Nomination in the Mooseleuk Club rooms the mem Red Cross Drive 2.13 Trot and Pace Stake Purses $400 Twenty-fur Boulton Boys in bers of the local committee appointed E. W. McBurnie, Presque Isle 1 Seven Race Horses Perish in connection with the movement to Houlton was favored on Sunday last especially so when we remember that B. I). Tingley, Houlton 1 the list secure the Sanitorium for Presque Isle with the presence of Major C. G. Pin- wherever she obtained a commercial Hanson & DeWitt, Presque Isle 1 in the Flames Besides the committee other citizens comb, Provost-Marshall of New Bruns foothold, she also claimed political T. M. Hoyt, Presque Isle F On Tnesday May 28, 111 men from were also present at the meeting, to wick, who delivered a strong speech representation, placing her most as W. B. Lint, Fredericton, N. B. 1 The fire which destroyed the large diatrlct No. One will be sent forward whom Mr. Piper stated that the Trus- on present war conditions in Europe tute servants in charge everywhere. J. A. DeWitt, Presque Isle 1 stable and many stalls owned by the to Can# Devens, the largest number tees had voted to accept the proposi and the need of immediate greater It is perhaps from this source that her Jerry Smith, Caribou 1 1 Houlton Agricultural Society on Wed yet sent away, the list includes many tion of, Presque Isle donating a lot help from the United States in troops, marvelous and intricate system of Simpson Bros., Amherst, N. S- 1 nesday evening was a most serious prominent young business men, far- provided the lot which the town has food and material, at the Auditorium. espionage had its origin. She would J. W. Gallagher, Woodstock, N. B. 1 loss to the society but the fact that mere, laborers, and of the the number offered to give^ and which the Trus The Major had over 33 years’ service, send over to England for examle, large A. J. Saunders, Houlton 1 1 the fire also consumed some of the best racers in this section was a most 24 are from Houlton*. tees have approved# has as an adjunct three sons in the C- E. F. and himself numbers of well educated young men 2.16 Trot and Pace Stake, Purse $400 A. Nason, Monticello 1 They are ordered to report to the an ample supply of pure water. It is has been overseas for two years. He and women, who would enter as deplorable fact, and coming just as on Monday afternoon exemption board understood that those who have pledg is a man of tireless energy, fine voice clerks in warehouses, or in engineer Hanson & DeWitt, Presque Isle 1 the training season opens is a loss 3 o’olock and from that May 27th at ed the lot will attend to this matter at and appearance, and the proud pos establishments, the women would ac J. A. DeWitt, Presque Isle 1 that money cannot replace, besides it time they are In the service of the once, and have a well or wells drilled sessor of five military decorations, cept employment in the best families Jerry Smith, Caribou 1 is a body blow to the loya1 supporters United States. capable of meeting the requirements and the decoration for service at the as private governesses, or even as J. W. Gallagher, Woodstock, N. B. 1 of light harness racing here. Clayton V. Chandler Houlton as to a water supply. front in this campaign which is the domestic servants, each one in their A E. Mooers, Houlton 1 When the fire was discovered in the Arthur A. Martin Ashland Mr. Piper in his remarks said that fourth he has been engaged in. own sphere would make plans, gather F. N. Vose, Houlton 1 corner where the office is located, Frederick A. Fisher Presque Isle the Trustees had no hesitation as to ' He said he was profoundly impres information of business concerns or B. I). Tingley, Houlton 1 1 there was nobody in the building, the Hassell L. Grendell Mapleton accepting the lot offered, its location sed with the clean, smart, progressive the conversations they heard. These A. J. Saunders, Houlton 1 1 trainer, W. J. McMinnemon having William Cusaaok Island Falls being an ideal one for the purpose of town of Houlton. He was also people accepted a wage for less than 2.20 Trot and Pace Stake, Purse, $400 left for supper a fewr minutes previ Charles I. Morton Oakfleld ous. a sanatorium. Located on the bank impressed with the patriotic splirit any Britisher would accept. E. W. McBurnie, Presque Isle John Miller Mars Hill of the Aroostook River, the lot which evinced everywhere in the flying of Then the information would be sent Ervin & Vose, Houlton There had been no fire in the build Peter Derderian Waterville comprises a strip of 25 acres off the the National flag from so many of the in to the bureau of collection where it j jingle}, Houlton^ ing since noon, and how the fire "Amar J. Durepo Presque Isle farm of Leon Sutter, has a southern beautiful homesteads in the neighbor was classified and sent on to the 1’ort Fairfield caught is a mystery. Joseph A. Palmer Houlton exposure, is sheltered .from bleak wind hood, also the numbers of lied Cross, German foreign office. | (iCo. \\ . Baehekler, Jr. Owing to the rapidity with which the Floyd H. Austin Houlton from the north and northwest, and War Saving Stamp Cards and Service In France and Belgium they went Rockland, Maine fire raced through the building all at Ffank C. Monahan Houlton commands a view of river and farm flags exhibited in the windows of one better in getting Germans na (Andrew J. Saunders, Houlton tempts to rescue the frantic horses Forest E. Stairs Bridgewater scenery which cannot be surpassed in houses, which to him proved that the turalized. and into official positions | A. E. Mooers, Houlton were futile, 5 minutes after the alarm Emile Dionne Fort Kent the Slate. people are now thoroughly in earn as time went on. There is a concrete !p . H. & C. W. Reed, was given the building was a seeth Leo Finnegan Houlton i Fort Fairfield It is the intention, Mr Piper said, est. example in 1he ease of the occupation ing mass of flames. The fire company Leroy C. Snowman Ashland For nearly four years the greatest of Brussels, one of the first things i W. B. Lint, Fredericton. X. B. were quickly on hand with apparatus Morley JL Durost Lewiston to begin building this season, and to war in history had been devastating the German General did on arrival ' J. A. DeWitt. Presque Isle hut owing to the long distance from a Winborn London Monticello expend the appropriation of $20,000.00 Europe, imperiling civilization, and was to demand an (mormons indem- j-J. W. Gallagher, Woodstock, hydrant, a second trip to the engine Herbert F. Michaud Sheridan in building a structure that will answ causing unrest throughout the world. nity, which the Mayor at once said N. B. house was necessary before hose Herman I* Cassidy Houlton er the immediate needs in caring for For the past two generations Germany was impossible, but the General cal Jerry Smith, Caribou enough to reach the fire was available, Simon Richard Sheridan patients^ and so planned that wings had been educating her people to obey led up one of his staff, who was none R- H. Edwards, Halifax, X. S. hut when the water was turned on the William A. Young Houlton can be added, so that eventually an her officials implicitly, in fact, the other than a late town official of that 2.25 Trot Stake, Purse $400 adjoining sheds were saved. Clovis saUceor Macwahoc institution may be developed capable population was always under semi- city, and said, here is a man who Geo. W. Baehekler, Jr. Among the horses burned were some Jana Caratensen Islpnd Falls of caring for 150 or 175 patients. martial law. In all educational insti knows all about your city and its in Rockland, Maine of the most promising horses in Maine George A. Parkins Smyrna Mills Aside from its other advantages, the habitants, and here is the list of its B. D. Tingley & P. H. Reed some of which were recently bought Jamea D. McKenzie Howland site chosen is within easy .access to tutions her people had been taught to wealth, and those who own it, or con Houlton. Me. for this season’s campaign, 5 of which Charles A. Allen • Lowell, Mass. two railroads, the Bangor & Aroostook believe they were the supreme people trol it, the money was forthwith hand P. H. Reed & C. W. Reed had been entered for the 4th of July Jamea It WBklns Island Falls and Canadian Pacific, which will be on earth, and destined for world" do ed over. Then at most important Fort Fairfield races. Horace H. Estey Bridgewater j greatly to the advantage of the Insti minion. We ourselves had been part T. M. Hoyt, Presque Isle A. J. Saunders one of the most zeal Roy E Onion Houlton tution in a practical way. ly to blame in this respect, for we points in both Belgium and France, never considered a scholar the finished they had established business con Eldon B. Taylor, Presque Isle ous followers of racing in this section Roy D. Tweedie Presque Isle The Committee in charge of this im article unless he had been through a cerns, with a peculiar system of ad J- A. DeWitt, Presque Isle lost his entire string of racing horses Maximo ‘Ouellette Bancroft portant matter deserve credit for the course at one of the great seats of vertisement after the war had been in A. J. Saunders, Houlton including “The Whip,” “Barracalla,” Albert H. Smith Mars Hill public spirit and enterprise they have learning in Germany. The true char progress some time, it was noticed J. W. Gallagher, Woodstock, “Jessie the Great” by “Peter the Whitney Wallace Houlton shown, and there is no doubt that the acter of the Kaiser, and the general these placards had a peculiar border N. B, Great,” a mare of great promise, Atria Miller Har iy Trustees have acted wisely in making tenor of teaching had been clearly which after investigation turned out R. H. Edwards, Halifax, N. S. “Baroness J.” and a yearling colt Gilbert Ewings Griswoid choice of this ideal location for a shown in his speeches and conduct to be nothing short of cypher informa W. J. McManemon. Houlton “Harvester J.” by “the Harvester ” Joseph Ferry ’ Quincy, Mass. sanatorium. J. C. Feelev, Houlton “Prodigal Strong” owned by A. E. WnHam J. Dyer Blaine from time to time. In a speech to the tion of the people and wealth of he Mooers and “Saranac Jr.” owned by Fertnand K. Walker Island Falls departing troops during the late Boxer district. Wm. Gallagher of Woodstock, two Joseph J. Craw Sheridan BOWLING rising in China he urged ^hem to give The position today is b r ie f ly R u s MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES no quarter, to behave generally in such sia, through the treachery of the Em more of the faithful supporters of the Michael E. Mahoney Houlton Two games only Jast week in the Headquarters A. P. Russell Post, No press, who is a German princess and light harness game. OnyM B. Smith Pittsfield, Me. Bowlodrome Thrift Stamp bowling a manner as to strike terror into the 159 G. A. R. hearts of all their enemies so that in +he German propaganda has collapsed. W. J. McMannemon also sustained Larin A. Currie Drew contest, the Bowlodrome Five taking General Orders No. 1. Our fond dream that the great steam- a personal loss of several hundred dol m u N. Miller Harvey Siding part in both, the first of which was the future no one would dare to touch a German, or interfere with the inter-^ roller on the Eastern front would en- On Sunday, May 26th, all soldiers lars in equipment, clothing, etc. Brae* L. Brewer Houlton disasterous for them the Post Office ests of the fatherland. (able us to destroy Prussianism prompt- of the Civil War, Spanish War Veter During the fire hundreds of specta Ralph L. Berry Houlton team taking 3 points and assuming the Thls speech formed the subject at ly has been shattered foe the war, and ans, with Houlton High School Cadets tors gathered to watch the burning Harry T. Fraser Easton (lead in a slow game. Then again on as escort, will meet at the Engine building called there by the heavy MacArtbnr Swallow Oakfleld (Thursday evening McElwee’s quintette the time of a debate in the British today we have the unhappy experience House of Commons With such an of this Russian world coming under House, at 10 o'clock a. m. and march clouds of black smoke which rose high Harman A Walker Ashland took another fall out of them by cap example before them it is small won- German domination, with all her vast to the First Baptist Chueh where the in the heavens. Raymond C. Colbath Ashland turing two points. der that we are witnessing in this war | resources. That is a terrible blow, for memorial sermon will he delivered by The loss to the society on the build Utysseea Fournier Presque Isle The contest now begins to take scenes of the most brutal cruelty tow-1 Southern Russia is the granary of Rev. Henry C. Speed. ings is in the neighborhood of $5000— John W. Cyr Sheridan shape and the fight for the finish looks . _ on the horses and equipment probably Georg* W. Palmer Smyrna Mills as though it would be between the|ards the clvil population of th® “ un-. Europe Then there is the despoila- Thursday May 30th, at 1.30 P. M., tion of unhappy Roumonia, with her A. P. Russell Post G. A. R., will meet $ 10,000. Earl C. Arbo Oxbow Post Office team and the Bowlodrome tries overseas by the German hordes, and the wicked, wanton destruction vast productive powers in grain and on the High School campus. Steps were immediately taken by Loo Boudreau Wytopitlock Five. oil. Then we have the distastrous re the directors to rebuild the stalls and John D. Thompson Portland Some fine individual averages are of churches, universities, with their The line of march will he as fol treat of the Italians as a result of the the races for the 4th of July will be C. Miller Mars Hill j being hung up, and scarcely a game is priceless manuscripts collected in dil lows, viz: Houlton Brass Band, H. H. in no ways curtailed as the entries are Cullins* Robinson rolled, but what some player comes igence for hundreds of years, museums, German propaganda, and the short S. Cadets as escort, G. A. R. and sufficiently large to assure some of the Walter Sanders New Limerick across with a big score. with their marvelous collections of age of food. Finally we have the Spanish War Veterans, Fire Company, best racing in this section- John A Grass Monticello j This week will be a busy one and specimens of international interest, British retreat towards Amiens the Order of Red Men, Rockabema Lodge Charles W. Munson Island Falls (probably several double headers will and property of every description in great railroad centre for northern No. 78, I. O. O. F., Public Schools and James H. Shannon Macwahoc be played so that that schedule may the area they occupy, or can reach France and Hayelbuch the railway citizens, marching to Monument Park BASE BALL with the guns and cruel bombs. centre for Belgium. Hugh Grendell Mapleton jbe finished before Coy Hagerman, one where the regular services will be Island Falls 4—R. C. I. 0 George E Dearborn To walk through Ypres and see the A large portion of the British and held. * of the leading players Is called to the The first game to be played here in George N. Carrow Sheridan woeful scene of desolation is only one French reserves had to be immediate 1 colors. For the evening services, the Houl the inter-scholastic league was played Saiga Pawluk Howe Brook spot where the scene is enough to ly despatched to stiffen the Italian The score: ton Brass Band and High School Friday afternoon between R. C. I. and Hugh A. Smith Houlton make angels weep, and men swear. forces which have rallied magnificient- Post Office Cadets as escort.. Civil War and Span the Island Falls High School which Thomas M. W hitehead Island Falls The destruction of the magnificent ly. It will at once be seen that we Kelso 94 94 88—276 ish War Veterans will assemble at the was witnessed by a good sized crowd Clyds P. Johmton Presque Isle Cathedrals at Rheims, and at Arras, are now well nigh entirely dependent Crawford 89 94 66—249 Engine House at 7 o’olock and proceed Only 6 innings were played as the Ray Milton Astle , Houlton O’Brien 84 82 95—271 the blowing up of factories, the sys upon the United States for the im to the High School Auditorium. tematic destruction of pit shafts, en mediate despatch of 3,000,000 troops, train schedule interfered with playing Willis Foster Houlton Hagerman 82 78 108—268 A pleasing program under the direc gine house, and the sweeping out of with enormous sunplies of food and a full game and by aggrement between Walter A Briggs Mapleton McIntyre 84 97 96—277 tion of Prof. J. L. Dyer will he given existence of towns and villages, puts material. the captains of the opposing teams, William G. Hudson Presque Isle by the students of Ricker Classical the devil of exasperation in the behold Canada has done magnificently in , the game was called at 4 o’clock to Ray E Prosser Monticello 433 445 453—1331 Institute and Houlton High School in er, causing him to cry down the ven men, material, nurses, and money, es-1 enable the players to catch the train Archie E. Mansur Easton Bowlodrome Five cluding music by the school orchestra. for home. Ray 1. Bridges Mars Hill geance of heaven on the doers of such pecially so when we consider she has | Ervin 74 84 85—243 All citizens are cordially invited to The visitors shut the home team out Dennis F. Cyr Presque Isle fiendish acts. It seems to be a spe a boundless democracy, organized as Colwell 86 85 78—249 take part in these services. by a score of 4 to 0 in a snappy and Orlin L. Bishop Presque Isle Lavigne 70 82 93—245 cial delight of these German wretches far as possible, for commercial inter J. Q.'ADAMS, Com aggressive game. John A Emery Island Flals Dibblee 80 80 106—272 to despoil the cemeteries, in short ests only, but she is doing more all C. E. DUNN, Adt. Island Falls has met both of the Afthnr M. McPhee So. Bancroft Lunt 85 89 106—280 they are at great pains to leave no the time. Bm m U D. Palmer Wincbendon, Mass stone unturned In order to irritate and I am well aware how difficult it is Houlton school teams taking both games and are consequently heading Clark Ashland 401 420 468—1289 annoy the people of these unfortunate to make a Canadian or American aud THE FOURTH OF JULY the league. BtedlMUI Presque Isle Bowlodrome Five countries. She has used her scientific ience realize the true position, for the Paal Roeeesnol Frenchvllle attainments to raise equipment and simple reason they are so far remov IN HOULTON The next game is between R. C. I. Ervin 79 95 97—261 Great preparations are already un 4r*nr 0. WUtotto Houlton Colwell 69 78 84—231 train the most formidable army ever ed from the scene of conflict, they and H. H. S. to be played here at the C. Fulcifer Oakland known, and the provision of the most; have no roar of guns on their ears, derway for the big celebration of our park and a large crowd will be on Lavigne 83 86 101—270 National holiday in Houlton this year. d e a ler A. Wren Sherman Mills 86 deadly weapons of destruction of both j neither have they the terrifying ex- hand to see the clash between the old Dibblee 84 87—257 The Merchants’ Association under Gip W. Kearney Patten 88 life and property, not the least of perience of air raids. time rivals. Lunt 102 103—293 whose auspicies the mammoth street Leri 8. Cyr Houlton which is her invention of no less than But, America is realizing more and parade and special street shows have I. Wood Presque Isle 403 447 462—1312 23 different kinds of gas. more the desperate need of a whole Z 111 1 THE RED CROSS
• the assurance of a big turnout and o T. Small m hearted effort to see this war through Houlton Quintette This gas is used in two ways, is The sign of the Red Cross reminds P. Cyr Presque Isle to a victorious finish. many novel and patriotic floats will be Hagerman 80 118 88—286 being ejected from cylinders in seen. us, A l i l v P. Champeon Rosllndale, Mass This is a fight not for the glory of Palmer 86 92 83—261 trenches, and later on in shells. For- Of the duty we have to fulfill, W. Tarrar Greenville tunately we are favorably (situated jan^ one Particular nation, but for The afternoon program will be in Kelley 79 79 97—255 And as we are those that are left be D. McBtwee Houlton charge of the Houlton Agricultural McElwee 76 82 83—241 Society with racing at the park and hind C. Godin* Presque Isle our favor for about 10 months of vation of our civilization, for religi Varney 95 80 89—264 some of the fastest horses in this sec We must do our bit with a wilL O. Helms Houlton — year, leaving only about two ous liberty, free institutions, true tion of the country will be on hand, E Willetts Davidson months in favor of Germany. The democracy, and the sancity of our No matter how small that Bit may be 416 451 440—1307 when the bell rings. P. Hews Ashland Standing method of firing the shells ils to start cherished home life. Even the Widow’s mite, Make your plans to spend the glor H. perey Robinson This is a cry, not from Macedonia Will help to comfort some Mother’s W L PC a straff with ordinary shells, then fire ious Fourth in Houlton. R Lyndi Moro Post Office 16 8 667 at Intervals showers of gas shells, in but from bleeding France, Belgium, son K. Sheffield Bangor Bowlodrome Five 15 9 625 order to cause a greater casualty list Italy and England, “For God’s sake When he falls in the midst of the H. Cousins E. Plantation McElwee’s Quintette 8 12 400 by catching men without their masks come over and help us,” and do It now, HOULTON NURSES TO fight. MllUnocket Llnneus 5 15 250 We can now pay them in their own for on you a mighty republic we now GO OVERSEAS Remember, for us they art fighting M. Thlbault Gardiner coin, and with Interest, that it is said depend for salvation. The dance at Perks’ Hall last week And are willing to give their all, F. Beckwith Presque Isle they now bitterly regret the day they This is a glorious epoch-making W. C. T. U. given by the nursing staff of the Should we not then be willing to help Ashland ever introduced such a devilish form period to live in; where is the men or A Union temperance service will be Aroostook Hospital, proved to be a them B. Bailey Monticello of warfare. A death from gas poison women who would hold back from any held under the auspices of the most enjoyable affair. If in fighting for us they should fall? 8. Carpenter Houlton ing is undoubtedly the most agoniz possible sacrifice at such a time, when Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, The dance was given in honor of Caleb B. Bstabrook Presque Isle ing death a person can die, and the they know the true position of affairs? next Sunday evening beginning at Misses Randall and Victory, graduate When this world wide War is over T lenta C. Harrell Presque Isle most awful to witness. 7.30 at the Methodist Church- I know we can depend upon Ameri nurses who left Monday for overseas And the struggle for Freedom is won, ALTERNATES Mrs. Perkins of New York National In trench warfare the Germans con ca in the hour of democracy’s need to You are going to be asked a thousand D u til A. Sstabrook duty for the Red Cross work. Mapleton nobly do her part. We have reached times Geer#* A. Tamer Supt., of the Young People’s depart structed the most wonderful dugouts A sum of money amounting to $40 Ludlow ever known. I have seen these under the critical period in the Tug of war, The question, (WHAT HAVE YOU L. Rafcrdon ment will be the sepeaker. was realized for the benefit of the local Littleton ground places, one of which would ac the rope trembles with the ribbon near DONE?) L. Mrs. Perkins is the leading speak Red Cross chapter. Monticello commodate 3000 troops. I saw an the winning point for Germany, we er of the W. C. T. U. convention held Miss Bolstridge also expects to So now the Red Cross invites us Presque Isle other for the headquarters staff most need an extra hand now to give us the this week at Island *. lls and comes leave some time in June. To give in Humanity’s name, Hampton Sta. elaborately furnished in every partic tug that brings victory, and America well endorsed. Houlton girls are certainly doing To be a part of that great net of Houlton ular, and lit up with the electric light. now knows and will come to the A good service is anticipated and a their bit in this great war, and can be mercy, Houlton rescue and in the words of your great large attendance from the churches is The story of German commercial depended upon to acquit themselves Drawn through an Ocean of Pain. expected. enterprise Is a most interesting study Continued on page 4 with credit. —Albert A. H. % AROOSTOOK SHIRE TOWN OF c.„ Ubt„T April 13, 1860 AROOSTOOK COUNTY To OULTON TIMES December 27, 1916 HOULTON, MAINE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 No. 21 VOL. LVIII. PRESQUE ISLE GETS MAJOR C. G. PINCOMBE, CANADIAN HOULTON AROOSTOOK TUBERCULOSIS AGRICULTURAL FAIR DISASTROUS FIRE List of Entries and Nominations for SANITARIUM ARMY TELLS EXPERIENCES AT FRONT Stake Races Houlton Agriciiltm a 1 So AT THE PARK DISTRICT NO. 1 Mr. Kingsbury Piper, Secretary of ciety Fair, Houlton, Maine, August YET the Board of Trustees of State Sana- 27. 2S, 2!) and 2 the country and how to appreciate the wear, buy, drink, sell; or makes de- or in the back yard of the cousin place; that you stand in a peculiar obscures the warmer element. As Batabliihed April IS, lit* glory of its advantages and opportun cisions for the present or plans for the across the way. as though being ex relation to him, which no one else can above the clouds there is a glorious ities until he has seen the shallowness future without applying these ques ploited as a beautiful example some fill. sunshine while below are showers and HOULTON TIMES and sham of the city. tions: What effect will this have upon where else. The work of producing gloom, so with the conduct of man— ALL THE HOME NEWS something, that is the entire story, * * * ______the war? Will it aid warfare or Perchance you think that your hus behind the gloom of anxiety there is not the fashion in which it is done. ©▼©ry V\T©dneaday Moraingf present a subtraction of the service Every hoy is going io have a con band's disposition is much changed; a bright fountain of high and noble Women florists have occasionally by the Times Publishing Co. I due from me to my country or weaken fident. some one to whom lie can tell that fie is no longer tin1 sweet-temp teeling. Thinking of this in those happened with good results; that seem the war effort of any fellow man? The his secrets and whisper his hopes and ered ardent lover he used to be- This moments when clouds seem to lower a ladvlike and dainty task to do: CHA8. H. FOGG» Pres. & Mpr. Peacetime rules of profit, loss, desire, ed ambitions which he would not breathe may he a mistaken Consider his strug upon your domestic peace and by what- but the woman in the hay field, tin caution, expectation, to others, says Orison Sweet .Warden gle with the world his everlasting tempering your conduct accordingly, Subscription in U. S. $1.50 per ypar ( aversion. woman weeding beets, the woman in „ advance, ,2.00 ta arrears; in Cana-.ever they may he. are laid asidt. in •'Success .Magazine." We take it rate with busy competition of trad*1. tht* gloom will soon pass away and the corn shop, that was different: we I wonder how it would seem to the for granted that his mother will stand What is it that makes him so eager warmth and brightness take its place. 4a $2.00 In advance, $2.50 In arrears. have classed that as humiliating for women of the country, if tomorrow nearer to him than any other per in the pursuit of gain- so energetic Single copies five cents. anyone except what we have termed morning you should be served with son, hut every hoy will have1 some by day. so sleepless by night hut his Na Subscription cancelled until all •'the laboring class • as though we notice that you must go into the fields male friend who will stand in a pe low* of homo, wife and children, and AGE NO BAR arrearages are paid were not all laborers in some field of of the farm nearest your home and culiar relation to him. This friend, a dread that their respectability, ac other. And now the call is sounding Everybody in Houlton is Eligible Advertising rates based upon circula work in hours a day. for the preserva this confident, should In' his father cording to the light in which ho has very close to us, to actually lind a i Old people stooped with suffering, tion and very reasonable. tion of the Government ? How would You cannot afford to have your boy conceived it. may be encroached upon field in which to labor, and get at our ' Middle age, courageously fighting, you take it, if you suddenly were ser feel that you are too busy or too in by the strife of existence. This is job. And. we drop our high strung Youth protesting impatiently; Entered at the post office at Houlton ved notice that you must close your different to toll him how to fly his the true secret of That silent cart1 talk of patriotism and eagerness to Children, unable to explain; for circulation at second-class home, and board out your babies, and kite or hate his hook or make a toy or which preys upon tin* hearts of many serve our Government and hold both i All in misery from their kidneys. postal rates. spbnd 12 hours each day in a munit to play games with him. If you begin men; and true it. is, that when love hands aloft in horror. Honestly, now. Perhaps a little backache first. ions factory which was in another early enough, it is comparatively easy is least apparent, it is nevertheless Legal Newspaper Decisions Urinary disorders, dropsy may city? These things sound preposter don’t we? for you to gain your hoy’s confidence. tin* active principle which animates *1.—Any person who takes a paper re- quickly follow. From infancy he should grow up to tin* heart, though fears and disap gtilar’y from the Post Office—whether ous. uneomprehensible to you, of HINTS FOR WIVES Doan’s Kidney Pills are for weak directed to his address or another, or course, and yet they are exactly the feel that no one else can take vour pointments make up a cloud which kidneys. whether he haa subscribed or not, in In seeking the good of others wo things which women in England, and Are endorsed by thousands. responsible for the pay. France, as well raised as cultivated find our own. a.—If any person orders his paper dls- * * * Here’s Houlton testimony. costinued. he must pay all arreargea or (and nurtured as you are. and peihaps If you have an idea that you are 1 Daniel McElroy, retired farmer, 13 the publisher may continue to send it j more so, are doing and doing with Willard St., says; “Doan’s Kidney until payment is made and collect the too good for a picked up dinner, re willingness; not conscripted, hut vol Pills have been an old stand-by with whole -amount, whether it is taken from untary service. We are hearing a lot main a bacelor. the office or not. me for many years and I can say they these days, everywhere, of the addi * * * 3.—.The Courts have decided that re To make home happy is an art an act just as represented. I have used fusing to take newspapers and periodi tional calls for women’s service, in the art a good many people have either them on different occasions when my cals from the post office, or removing and cause of this war. We approve of it, lost or never found. kidneys have needed attention. Some leaving them uncalled for, is prlma facia on general terms, very much. Labor * * * evidence of fraud. times when I caught cold it brought is honorable, and needed, and there- V you want to stop your paper, write on trouble with my kidneys which fore to be performed, we all adm it.’ « >»»'< *"<"'«» to believe _ .ha ev ts the publisher yourself, and don’t leave caused me to get up many times dur It to the post-master. i l * none of us have thought of it. yon < '<»'<' »»* « »“ “ «• and then sit down and wait for the lining If ing the night. When suffering this see, as striking home into our home. Fer Advertising Rates apply to the Pres to reveal itself. We can, if we will, way, I use Doan’s Kidney Pills, which It’s been a sort of “let Maria do it" as ident end Manager I buy at O. F. French & Son’s Drug companion to George. But it is not take the X-ray of determination and pierce the cloud and find its bright Store. They have always cured me the most unheard of thing that you SECOND RED CROSS WAR FUND Swift & Company of the attacks. I always recommend and I, fat, comfortable dowagers as we side. The drive In Houlton which com +. * # Doan’s Kidney Pills to other kidney are, may have to put our hands to act menced Monday Is now on and it is, sufferers." ual creative work, before we are done A hoy can help clear away after a as we have stated before, most im Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t sim with it. It may happen. If it does, meal, sweep the floor, polish the stove portant. Made No Profit ply ask for a kidney remedy—get the agricultural part of it will not he or wash the dishes, just as effectively True, we have bought Liberty Bonds Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that so bad, once we accept the idea. It’s as a girl. He, as a rule, is stronger, ’ and War Saving Stamps, and have al Mr. McElroy had. Foster-Milburn not as if women never had done such lie will love his home more, and when ready contributed all we can spare to The consumer would Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. things before, you know, or never will he becomes a man, and has a home of: the Red Cross; the cost of living is again. his own, he will respect his wife all terribly high and we don’t know where the more for having been taught to re pay only lA cent a all this expense is going to lead us. History shows that away back be fore the records of time were made spect his mother and sisters. But we haven’t given enough! We * * * pound less for his must give, give, give—more and more, in durable form, before writing and because if we are not suffering, we reading came to take the place of The hoys on the farm are better off are not fighting. It’s our war, and if other things, that the women of the if they only knew it, than thousands dressed beef. we are not fighting we are letting world were the food producers. The of the hoys who are at large wander TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE EX- some one do it for us. men hunted and fished and pursued ing hither and thither, searching and If Swift & Company PECTED TO ARRIVE AND DEPART IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1918 offered the chance to fight the chase, and fought the enemies, looking for “rich bonanzas" to turn You are Trains scheduled to leave Houlton and so on. The women, discovering up. There is nothing like being prac sitting in your arm chair. You are not waived all profit on All Trains Daily except Sunday tical and there is hut one way to lx* asked to give to the Red Oross stand after a time in their crude fashion 6.30 a. m.— Ft>r Caribou, Fort Fairfield. that as one woman put it, buffalo so- Acquire business habits and 9.28 a. m.— For Bani;,ir. ing up to your knees in half frozen cattle, and gave it to 11.15 a. m.—For Ashand. St. Francis, Ft. mud with death-laden steel showering steak ofie week and nothing at all the train yourself to do good, honest, hard Kent. Washburn, Presque Isle, Van work. Don’t waste your time learn Buren, via Squa I’an and Mapleton. about you. Your clothes are dry and next, did not work well for their child consumers in the form of 12.49 p, m.— For Ft. Fairfield, Limestone, ren or for themselves, discovered ing to tit* a cravat. You can buy cra Van Buren. clean, and you have a comfortable 4.27 p. m.— For Bangor. Buffet Sleep room and a real bed to sleep in, and that roots and herbs could he trans vats alreadv tied. lower beef prices, this ing i ’ar Houlton to Boston. 7,52 p. m.— For Ft. Fairfield, Van Buren. no matter how much you give, the sol formed into food, and began the proc ess. The men made the land for them, Our men of wealth and influence would reduce the cost T BA IX S I>1 i ; HorLTO.V dier or sailor is giving more—even ex 9.24 a. m. — From Van Buren, Ft. Fair- cepting these ever-present hazards to and fenced it in from enemies or wild did not start with any cash capital. field. to the average consumer 12.39 p. m.— Fi"tn Bangor, Greenville. life and health. He Is, besides, giving animals, hut the women did the work, They went to work with their plow, Buffet Sleeping i ’ar Boston to Houl and it is a matter of history that the hoe, the jack plane or axe. and ton. his time, his business opportunity, his 5.15 p. m.— From St. Francis, Ft. Kent, association with family and friends. from this fact, and the further fact in time their capital brought them less than 25 cents per year Van Buren. Washburn. Presque Isle, that sometimes hunting was poor and via. Squa I’an. And remember, there is no such thing a rich harvest. Ah! hut there’s the j 4.t9 p. m.— Fnun Van Buren. Limestone, as passive patriotism. Patriotism the crops of corn or other foods rub: you don’t want to work- You for all the beef he eats. Garihou. Ft. Fairfield. I 7.47 p. m.— From Bangor. which does not act is not patriotism. coming on, led the women to urge want mono}' on credit so you can play 1 Tm;," t.-ilde- g i v;; i, eoinplete informa their men to stay in that particular tion inav he obtain -d at ticket offices. It mutt be vitalized to be real, and a tin* gentleman, speculate and end GKi>. M. H< >1 ’G1 IT< >.\. I’a.-s'r Traffic contribution to the Red Cross is its spot till the crops were eaten, and your career by playing vagabond. You In fact, the packer’s pro Manager, Bangor, Maine. natural act and concrete fulfillment. this crude beginning led in process of want to marry a rich girl who will A contribution to the Red Cross is long times to determine the estab support you, while you wear fine fit is so insignificant that simply a registering of your Ability to lishment of permanent homes, and clothes, smoke cigars, and lie a gen PROFESSIONAL CARDS Feel. Think of it not as Sacrifice—it stop the roaming about of the nomadic tleman of leisure. if surrendered to the con tribes in the end. And even now. in * * * is a million times removed from sacri sumer the effect upon DE CASSIDY fice. It is Privilege. You, in your com the very many primitive races, it is One of our great men says that one fort and security, are privileged to thought that the woman must he the of the most unfortunate phases of retail m eat prices would Dentist perform an Act of Faith in the human agriculturist, the sower of the seeds, modern civilization is the drift away Office in Perks Block race, an Act of Hope in its future, and the tender of the crops. Some tribes from tin* farm, tin* drift of thi* coun be practically nothing. Hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 5.. Evenings an*Act of Charity toward its present even now compel their wo men to do try youth to the city which has an and Sundays by Appointment agony—all in one. the planting, thinking nothing will indescribable fascination for him. His Tei. 308-1 ... Houlton, Mains grow which is not planted by the vivid imagination clothes it with Ara It is because of the HANDLING AUTOMOBILE women. Curious customs and manner bian Nights possibilities and jo\s. SPEEDERS cling about this superstition with The country seems tame* and com v o l u m e of meat hand J . M. BROWN Still the automobile speeder goes them, and the women are exalated monplace after his first dream of the LAND AND LUMBER SURVEYOR bis uproarous way up and down the above all. when the Spring season city. To him it is synonymous with Eagle Lake, Maine comes, because of their mysterious le d that the investor highways. Here and there the offi opportunity, with power, with pleas Candidate for County Commissioner cials of some towns stiffen up. power over the earth and its products. ure. He can not rid himself of its in Swift & Company’s A few scorchers are given mild Legends abound of the corn mother, fascination until he tastes its empti fines. The money cost of the thing and the rice mother, and the woman as ness. He can not know the worth of business receives a satis NEW DENTAL PARLORS does not bother the speeders any. They the sower of the food. So to hark Corner Pleasant Street and are slightly deterred by the publicity back to the topic of our story, it is factory return upon his Highland Ave. and disgrace of the thing. However, not unnatural or out of character that they soon forget that. the women of this time go to the soil m o n e y . DR. L. P. HUGHES Some towns try peaceful persuasion. for their occupation. Women of other • They erect pleasant signs along the countries termed civilized work in the Ransford W. Shaw Seth S. Thornton roads, welcoming the motorists cour gardens and on the farms very fre Costs These figures for 1917 teously and asking them to show quently, and continuously, today. The SHAW & THORNTON courtesy in return. That is good stuff, first and most noticeable thing which are convincing: ATTORNEYS and will influence some of the sports. comes to the foreigner in this land is Prompt attention to all business There are others that will not abate the leisure and the refraining from ag Houlton, Maine their frightfulness for any little things ricultural pursuits of the women of you The profit of $1.29 Probate matters have Special like that. this land. We call^ ourselves emanci Attention The difficulty of the problem is en pated from such labor, hut. the) do not ^ lln 5<>u think of any cheap- er way to overcome the ordi per head averages hanced by the fact that 95 per cent of so consider it. They call us shirkers, nary kinds of sickness, that the motor drivers exercise a good de effeminate, lacking in appreciation of DR. R. E. LIBBY nearly everybody has occa Y4 cent per pound gree of care. The great body of driv our real duties and wonder that the Veterinary Surgeon sionally, than by using a ers oppose drastic automobile laws. men of the land endure our high no Graduate University of Toronto st riet ly reliable prescript ion or preparation on dressed beef— The careful man, knowing that he tions so well. Ail calls given prompt attention of medicines that costs only ONE CENT himself uses discretion, dislikes to be There is work for women if you can Tel. Night 32-2 Day 6294 a dose? Isn't it real economy to have a held down too closely by law. But he believe it, right in the fields and gar Average Receipts: bottle always at hand to use when you forgets that he himself, as well as dens of Maine this year. Doesn’t this feel bilious or if your food distresses, or pedestrians and horse owners, is en sound provincial and ridiculous? But Per animal for beef - $68.97 C. E. WILLIAMS, M. D. your headaches? ,Surely there’s nothing dangered by the small element of it is neither; it is really a plain duty, I ike the original ‘'L.]■' ’’Atwood’sModiciiio Per anim al fox by-products 24.09 OFFICE AT RESIDENCE those that make themselves conspicu staring us in the face, if we recognize to relieve slow-acting bowels or chrome, 129 Main St. Houlton, Me. ous. it. One need not make spectacular constipation. This condition often leads $9 3 .0 6 The one best way of controlling a business of it, or search for recogni to serious illness; re.ievo it with tin* true speeder is to take away his license. tion as martyrs. One can he as nitieh Tel. 239-3 ‘•E.F.” made only by tho L. F. Medicine We are too apt, when some fast driver of a patriot on the farm of an uncle. TEETH FILLED WITHOUT PAIN Co., Portland, Me. Ask your dealer. Average Disbursements; almost runs over us, to let the matter BYTHE NEW ANALGESIC pass in a spirit of good nature. It Per animal for cattle on METHOD, ABSOLUTELY SAFE. may be a little trouble to complain of DR. F. 0. ORCUTT the offender. But unless a man of h o o f ...... $8 4 .4 5 KEEP VOUR SHOES NEAT DENTIST that type Is coplained of, he is sure Per animal for dressing, eventually to kill or maim some one. He is usually skillful, so he can take selling and freight - 7.32 DR. J. F. PALMER many chances and come through. But Net profit per animal - 1.29 DENTIST some day he figures just a hair too Office over French’s Drug Store close. Some one makes an unforseen $9 3 .0 6 motion, and there is a man-slaughter Office Hours: 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. case- The time to check this class of Others by appointment drivers is before they do the killing. Telephone 164-2 1918 Year Book of interesting and CONDITIONS IN THE UNITED in instructive facts sent on request. VIOLET RAY INSTITUTE STATES VS- T H 03E IN EUROPE Address Swift & Company, Specialists in the use of High It was the unfortunate experience Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois Frequency Electricity of the people of the United Kingdom WMIrE W h i t e Paralysis. Goitre, Neurasthenia, Wo that the casualty lists taught the in WHITE rn inly Troubles. Sciatica, Rheuma CAKE tism, Eczema, Diseases of the stom habitants of those isles the painful - - S h o e 3 3 ach, Kidneys and Bowels, duty of reconstruction of their dally S w ift & Company, U.S. A special deparlnmat where Massage, lives, in order to dierct all energies to hand, vibratory and electrical Is the carrying on of the war. given under the direction of a train ed expert. Women attendants. be stated with little D r e s s i n g ' Today it may Consultation free. exaggeration that in England and Office hourrs: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Trance no one of thinking age con FOR MENS, WOMENS 1AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Sunday 2 to 4 p. m. siders any point of what he shall eat, (hr F. F DAILEY CORPORATIONS. LIMITED. BUFFALO. N ! Office in Dunn Furniture Block Telephone 80 1 HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 is a finer art than buying a lot of.cial users than to domestic consumers HOTEL MEN TO SIGN ; THE BOY ON THE FARU weeks. Principals of high schools and OUR BOYS “OVER THERE” ) will be investigated in every case, , things you will be sorry tor. PLEDGE I Th ' boy '.'rose heme is Made in Aroostook for the Aroostook Farmers* IW tlve tire V e s ts Tube-Life OU Have often noticed that ordinary gray rubber bands grow brittle witk age— *Ihe McAtee Horse Hoe Yespecially if exposed to heat and the sun’s rays. So with inner tubes. The heat developed in tires while driving, and the disintegrating effects of time render many inner tubes brittle and porous, thus destroving their usefulness. The test herein described was made by Michelin engineers to help you determine the durability of various makes of inner tubes. Each of the tubes shown was The tubes were then run t® made by cementing half a destruction on the road under Michelin Tube to half a tube normal conditions. One by of another make—this other one the other sections blew make being different in each out while the Michclia sec case. tions remained intact. Michelin Tubes are used by So the great maionty of motorists today—and have proved them selves most durable and eco nomical. This series of twelve tests is designed to take the uncertainty out of tire-buying. NOTE—The driver’s seal Is behind the Hoe, so that he can see how jt—__ Hie work is being done. Cali and see this Aroostook product H . M . CATES & SON Jtones S. Peabody Houlton, Maine HOULTON, MAINE W.t akut n ta te is meeting m first the that and bankrupt Aroostook di L Vi, n olo, n h 8th the on Houlton, in adjudicated Vail, L. duly Edwin as w Brawn C. Fred rupt. lith day of May, A. A. May, of day lith Brawn ad meeting. may said as business In In Fred Fred theIn fhaceios ilb hl t heofc of office e th at held be will creditors hla of o o h bankrupt, th# the the evc Committee. Service als or Lawlis, lcto cn e made be can plication their claims, claims, their Gentle, lay and confusion at at confusion and lay leaving, before out It is better to have these these have to better is It n fr camp. for ing allowances, and without any charge, charge, any without also for allotments allotments for also to be of service to to service of be to Red Cross attends attends Cross Red hi apiain for applications that their fact the to of 28thcalled the here leave service of the the of service ret . Amero J. Ernest Bragdon A. Roy Donovan M. Fred Caron J. Gilman ret Gillls Ernest ulse, or published, ely . Tldd M. Perley Chapters. expenditures and country Allied council was elected elected was council n cvla rle in relief civilian and als te eeae from delegate the . Lawlls held in Orono last last Orono in held ad o Fia, fe a after Friday, on land, ee i i akt o rnig bone, grinding for market his in meter eea wes t i home his at weeks several iiay uis t Ft. at duties military fsr fsr abr sek etc. steak, hamburg n n o ter c wagons. Ice their of one on h Hutn c C. ad en used being and Co., Ice Houlton the r o bif ept fo te front. the from respite brief on ers oe em f ry oss ond by owned horses, grey of team some et n smah t wrtr fight war-torn to offers and sympathy men, and rest battle-broken of lows te o Frt etn o Creditors of Meeting First of otlee N ny $2 and $22 only, for an t Tailor. St. Main red Friday. friends uies n clig n i many his on on calling town and in was business Oakfield of farmers ae edn ring. wedding Made r Camps. ers hy il no te fishing the enjoy will they et audy o Eagle for Saturday left forenoon. on business your at 12 o’clock next next o’clock 12 at dock dock of the overseers overseers the of wick last week week last wick n wt fins n sad Falls. Island in friends with end ae a Hutn Mai' Houlton at Dated Geo. E. Dunn a few few a Dunn E. Geo. To tc i hrb gvn ht n the on that given horsbv is otice N Mass., was the guest guest the was Mass., et drn te coming the during ments 9,0 fr etret and betterments for 097,000 Federal government government Federal ii wt rltvs n Bangor. in relatives with visit lr rtre Friday returned Clark . . elge Pesn S. e. 144- Tel. St. Pleasant Cenlegue, W. J. ae hnig t. al r telephone or call etc. hanging paper f e pten t slc fo a C. at from Eaters. select B. to patterns new of e a ileso or weeks. four of illness an ter Furniture Houlton the at work h Home The The attention of of attention The IE Office. TIMES aky r hmin ytm a the at Systems Champion or Caskey il pn te summer. the spend will et rdy o Si Pond Shin for Friday left Red Cross work Cross Red etc. bacon beef, smoked on touch finishing At the state convention convention state the At Episcopal convention. Episcopal Halsen Halsen from Bangor where where Bangor from the und villages. ruined . . tre hs ut ntle a installed just has Starkey W. C. to hungered mothers and little little and mothers hungered to os lvr ae diig hand a admiring are lovers Horse place. . t h Dat or offices Board Draft the at M. between convenient, rsu Il o Houlton, or Isle Presque e Cos ace bsd te pil the beside watches Cross Red e frdat on draft for ter Special line line Special June since 21 of on ioe, n o te prominent the of one Timoney, John ing concern ing r te Jwly o ut or da 2t, ujc: Su ad oy” All Body.” and “Soul Subject: 26th, idea. your suit to Jewelry other or in ih the with tion tr right. Start ee n on rdy n uies Crsin sec srie hl each held services Ssience Christian business. on Friday town in were ods [ar at ek I nt e bs now. busy get not If week? last [Fair good’s. S. Do not forget that that forget not Do Judge is oi Pie pn te week the spent Pride Doris Miss Miss Pauline Powers Powers Pauline Miss The B. & A. will will A. & B. The the r. ar Swr and Sowers HarryMrs. o al id o Hue (fainting, House of kinds all For tls cso md sit bg line big shirts made custom Stylish rd . ogl hs returned has Longell J. Fred re yu Sls ok fr Mc- for Books Sales your Order e. n Ms Geo. Mrs- and Rev. trcys et lcr utpt the just.puts sllcer meat 8tarfcey’s boys, boys, 3 Nevers Bessie Mrs. ad rdtr ma atn, prove attend, ay m oredltors said e Cos are fo and food carries Cross Red l toe who those All the creditors of said Fred Fred said of creditors the Guy Guy ae sod eae or ig Sna a 1 A M Snok al May Hall, Sincock M. A. 11 at Sunday Rings your remake Osgood HaVe . . oe n hs o, f atn pooSTPAi. Patten, of son, his and Howe W. B. C. Auto src Cut f h Uie States United the of Court istrict D 1, L. f ot aril i te ony of county the in Fairfield Fort of te o | of atter m in in src o Mie I Bankruptcy In Maine. of istrict D otne from Continued u* A D 11. t 10.00 at 1918. D- A- JuJ*e S. S. rw I Bankruptcy In Brawn ht ad Harold and White P. the the n Ditit frad bank- aforsaid, istrict D and W. W. ae to made - . oes a i Bruns in was Powers A. F- Josephine Josephine any any n Diig lse a O- i1 o pat n fr h Houlton the for any plant you Di(1 Os- at Glasses Driving and ATTENTION pon a rse, xmine exam trustee, a appoint ige hs cetd Ps'!ae welcome. are ! Posi' a accepted has Tingley Bankrupt! n tasc sc other such transact and r aalb truh the through availabe are Richards oeon a wih i e tim which at forenoon, O FL O C A LI N T E R E S T evc Scin f the of Section Service r cniuly being continually are DRAFT ntd tts n to and States United eee i Bankruptcy. in Referee 2. C. $27. member f lsy col suits school classy of ae u bfr leav before out made u a Ogo Hand- Osgood an Buy rpry oe before come properly L. L. DI L VAIL, L. BDWIN f odi College. Bowdoin of oes oh military both covers tedn a meeting a attending ue , 98 a either at 1918, 5, June esr, w prices two measure, l mn ald into called men all ht a drn the during day that ae ece te age the reached have noe Interested. anyone s t rvns de prevents it as ul eot o all of reports full S. D. , 97 ms regis must 1917, 5, n wl b glad be will and tt Advocate. State audy ad do and Saturday, o hs matter, this to week, week, ebd, . M R. Peabody, fhr itr Mrs. sister, her of as at week. last days h cm. Ap camp. the eev fo the from receive 8 1918. 18. o dependents to nuac, and insurance, ilas Port Williams, h Bns close Banks the eund o his to returned h sm f $1,- of sum the h atne the attended she vr war-torn every A M ad P. 9 and M. A. 7 hy a have can they uigo Cloth Purington hs ot is month this 98 h said the 1918 o ere S. George to B. ae 1 page mra Mills Smyrna f h Home the of eund Friday returned aa Saunders Dana rm weeks’ w a from aes made papers o Bancroft So. f Brookline, of furlough furlough ae where Lake year. ses the Esters, r. e. L. Geo. Mrs. hcee is whichever here. . f C. of K. hr they where Robt. Sheridan Rum Rum ford Chadwick t Coop at Houlton Houlton Houlton improve clothing n each in o, af Co., ones ones to to C. M. of his in h bod Sl b Boda Phar Broadway by Sold from macy. blood. impurities and the bile tfce secrete to lmnay aa, tmlts h liver the stimulates canal, alimentary las n setn te tmc and stomach the sweetens and cleans in oh n tmc ad intestines, and stomach in both tion ae i te tmc.uut Flower stomach.August the in gases Advl*. os nieto, emnain f food, of fermentation indigestion, vous aptto o te er cue by caused heart the of palpitation ce cntpto, or tmc, ner head stomach, sick sour as such constipation, liver, ache, inactive and s gnl lxtv, euae diges regulates laxative, gentle a is r cue b a lodr stomach dlsorderd a by caused are tog F F Fec & Son. & French F. F. strong. ins Lae soah la and clean stomach Leaves tients. h ISAT pesn ato o Ad of action pleasant INSTANT, The N CS su soah gs r con or gas stomach, sour CASE ANY ler-i-ka surprises both doctors and and doctors both surprises ler-i-ka tpto ad rvns appendicitis. prevents and stipation N SONU fuhs h ENTIRE the flushes SPOONFUL ONE creditors attend, may prove their claims, oe tat o opeey t releives it completely so tract Adler-i-ka. bowel in mixed buckthorn as etc., simple glycerine, with dicitis pon a rse, xmn te bank the examine trustee, appoint a a properly meeting. beforemay said come rupt transact and such other business as a o Jn A D 11 a lft.00 1918 D. at o’clock A. June of day of office the at heldcreditors willbe Aroostook, District aforesaid, and bank akut ad ht h first meeting of the thatbankrupt; and adjudicated dulyArthur DeLaite was O. rupt. n h frno a wih ie h said the time which forenoon the at in Bankruptcy [ In DeLaite O. Arthur LCRN MXUE FOR MIXTURE GLYCERINE 8th the Houlton, on in Vail, L. Edwin 6h a o My A I. 98 h said the 1918 I). A. May, of16th day matter of theIn In District the Court United of the States eat o Ahad n h cut of county the in Ashland ofDeLaite uies s a poel cm before properly come may asbusiness other such transact bankrupt, andthe a o Jn A D 11, t 10.00 prove at 1918, attend, trustee, examinetheir claims, appoint a creditors D. said may the A. time June which forenoon, the o’clock at in of 8th day the Houlton, on in Vail, L. Edwin meeting firstof his creditors the that will andbe held at thebankrupt; office of George duly adjudicated Wiggins was H. ad meeting.said Aroos’-.ook and District aforesaid, bank a 6 h a o My A D 11 te said the 1918 D. A. May, of16th day rupt. ign o Hutn n le ony of county tlie Houlton in ofWiggins ere . WigginsGeorge H. In the District Court of the United States n h mte o | matter of theIn uies s a poel cm bfr brhp r ud ae se th*1 (pies asked are funds or bership before meetingsaid properly come may asbusiness the hi cam, pon a rse, xmn Oe ad viaan e (loss Red ovei again and Ovei trustee,their examine claims, appoint a di L Vi, n olo o te 8th the Houlton on in Vail, L. Edwin h si ceios a atn, rv . prove attend, creditors time said may R(l(1 Fund. Sei.ond War rross the forenoon, which theo’clock at in a o Jn A I> 11. t "" IE ofc, h raue o the of I"."" the office, Treasurer TIMES at I 1918. >. A. June of day his akut ad ht h first meeting of thebankrupt; that and el X Cak a dl adjudicated duly was Clark X.Seely lr o Wsbr i te ony of county Aroostook the and District Washburn in aforesaid, bank-Clark a of 6 h ly f a, . . 98 h said the 1918 D. A. May,16th (lay of i n h mte o 1 ...... • restored. been have Bankruptcy ™vages In : 1 Clark X. Seely matter of the In In In bu cniuly on good. doing continually about forthe District In Bankruptcyof Maine. of all manner of diseases and went went and diseases of manner all of ml rpi. hs ok s n of “ roe i wi j ce.a aa,e o EOD RED SECOND to payat,ie che(.ka j. wai. solo. is and pleasing very a rendered m urpose (■>« larSest “ iln th* sick the the 'and healed who condition f, Him o of and of one character know is I work tty This repaid. amply upt. n "acl big yu wud e ti pret moiet f h N-j *'y j Na- the of embodiment perfect this f ° be would you' the bring, "parcels and hw, h cmot hc yu letters your which comfort the shown, oie f is Meig f Creditors of Meeting First ef Notice f o cud ny e te gratitude the see only could you if ’, sy hn Gd o yu efforts, your for God thank say I A’s, ir cmot soitos o O B. O. or associations, comfort diers otnal. _ . _ I continually. a be ue fr l alet that ailments all for used been Has oie s eb gvn ht n the on that given herby isNotice . guns. our bv I gained , , . for, fit World the make .. to given freelv , . . . . , sufferers . the from and and, , benediction behold, to stations brings . , ,, marvelous , dressing is the hospitals in . nurses Dated Houlton, at May 16th, 1918. (>. Arthur said creditors of the To rc o Mie I Bankruptcy In Maine. oftrict Dis Northern Division the thefor of - , . , and surgeons our of . work heroic The „ n te pae i byn al rie t _ 4 t . praise all beyond is places other in hm n al helpers. all and them and recreation rooms. The St. John John splend St. cooperating The also is ambulance rooms. recreation and tr udr ie o h wudd and wounded, the to fire under sters dy ad e r del gaeu to grateful deeply are we and idly, oie f is Meig f Creditors of Meeting First of Notice Houlton, 16th, 1918. May atDated Houlton people can prevent prevent can people Houlton are also splendidly equipped reading reading equipped splendidly also earn are to trained be can convalescents . . __ . . .. their living in part later on. There There on. later part in living their oie s eey ie ta o the on that hereby given is Notice cationary training schools in which which in schools training cationary vrey f iess r ons re wounds or diseases of variety a o h ceios f ad ere H. George said creditors the of To evd n evc. e lo ae vo have also We service. in ceived et eevn te et ramn for treatment pre best at the receiving veterans sent war 12,000 have we ole f is Meig f Creditors of Meeting First of Notlce quisite regardless of expense. In these re these In modern expense. of every regardless quisite with replete pitals n aaa e o hv 5 wr hos today war 50 met have now we are Canada we In interests whose ae a Houlton, PUh, 1918. May atDated et lc fr epe o ie in." live to people for place cent rsdn “il ae h wrd de a world the make “will president key’s key’s o h ceios f ad el X b apoce b oe f h commit- the of one by approached be X. Seely said of creditors the To oie s eey ie ta on that given hereby isNotice re o Mie I Bnrpc. j Bankruptcy. In Maine. oftriet o te oten iiin f h Ds l satd wl h uhl ad contin- and upheld he will started, ly Dls- Northern thefor Division the of GREEN’8 AUGUST AUGUST GREEN’8 James Finn and P. S. Berry each each Berry S. P. and Finn James o l Rd rs wres t al sol-, all to workers, Cross Red all To the District Court of the United States h wr o u hpan ad mini and chaplains our of work The creditors ottice the will held at be of wr aot h Rd rs in Cross Red the about word A akut ad rnat uh te oiios n n cmag fr mem- for campaign other any in solicitors suchbankrupt, transact and vr sie u js rgt y Star- by right just cut slice Every - akut' Drn ti we eey iie will citizen every week this During j Bankrupt.' - * ,, ,, bership of the Red Cross was less than ! than less was Cross Red the of bership ,, ,, most most AO C G PINCOMBE’S G. C. MAJOR uoai ma slicer. meat automatic PEH T HOULTON AT SPEECH APPENDICITIS .... otne fo pg 1 page from Continued practical forms of Christian-! Christian-! of forms practical Bankrupt. | DI L VAIL, L.EDWIN eee i Bankruptcy. inReferee eee i BankruptcyReferee in Referee Bankruptcy. in . 1, mr ta a ude mlin was million hundred a than —more 11£, . . DI L VAIL, L. EDWIN DI L VAIL, L. EDWIN „ e , eorc, t ht ie h mem- the time that At Democracy, ., _ , L R E W FLO n akuty,lt md i mlin uniis by: quantities million in made Bankruptcy In, lets __ ___ ol w mlin I sx ots t a in- had it months six In million. two oll „ ase wn ehig ak o Europe to hack echoing went answer _ appen ha; k, ex pa 'rae t fv mlin n wt the with and million five to 'creased n h I yu rfr o ie ihu being without give to prefer you If the' rnhs n uluh cnen hv wn, o sl' t r. enl' Gift Shop. Reynold's Mrs. or- at in salt' Cross for Red want, the by have erected been canteens furlough, on trenches a Fn. ncsiis hv bcm a at of part a become Nhave necessities, Fund.” War ir ae oig ak rm h Lp ors r hr' o il ln felt her*' long fill are a to Boards Lap the from hack coming are diers i wih s hw i te eot of report the in shown is which aid “What ep s s motn a ay financial Such any as important publicity. as is help without and heart fromthe sym given is fellowship and pathy advice, of benefit the agement, ed ep Te ue wr o encour of word quiet The help. need okn atr h fmle o mn h - ...—ii. . . — . 1 - Webb, who Howard men tion. of families of the work after looking Gross Red great the is there ans wmn o or odes n Ulitford. and soldiers our for women earnest alr ae motn, u byn that beyond hut important, are sailors ok toe waes scs n wrist- and socks sweaters, those work, uss pyiin ad optl sup hospital and physicians nurses, ia bnae, o te rvdn of providing the nor bandages, gical le. uh eia ad n hospital and aid medical Such plies. aig fscs n setr ad sur and sweaters and socks of making in “ht os h Rd rs do?" Gross Red the does “What tion: with himn f h lcl omte or committee local the of chairman in ih e. . al r, h is who Jr., Hall A. Geo. with tion oiie yu a lae or subscrip your leave may yousolicited o ti nbe work, noble thisfor e apitd o oii subscriptions solicit to appointed tee tied h ls tev mnh hs en bare- been has months twelve last the u wa te rmnos ok ht in that work tremendous the what hut od I te lc wle o warning of welter black the In good- hind it. there will never he any doubt doubt any he never will there it. hind ain, t s h oe rgt pt of spot bright Light. one Hope--Humanity’s the is it nations, o wnyto ilo lyl supporters loyal bound million mighty twenty-two one to in sprang rollment hita Mmesi Die te en- the Drive, Membership Christmas Oe i Fac wee rnh o- h hueod qimn. h Graft The equipment. household the sol- French where France in ’Over a Fn ad n n we America’s week one in and Fund War eid h btl lino. battle the behind ed,i fl ntrly ote American fell naturallyitthe toneeds, prt f u get ain n hs war this in nation great our of spirit the toadequate resources withcountry e Cos o c a te organized the as act to Cross Red hn h wrd a ee seen. ever had world the than o cus Special Scouts. Boy cl getr n mr fr reaching far more a and on greater forthcoming scale he must relief cal ut rw hi srnt. f the If up prati- won, he he to was to War held- the -if was Entente the strength. of morale their draw must civil populations from which all populationscivilarmies from which ee aig rafl ol mn the among toll dreadful taking were a t vcoy sfeig n want and suffering victory, to a way winning grimly were armies Allied eld h wr, o wie h gallant the while for work, the pelled n hack. en f h Gra tro ws o e beat be to was terror German the ourselves if and allies our to vital was ok f eif n rcntuto that reconstruction and relief of work dollars million hundred one of fund a rm hc t fnne h tremendous the finance to which from for people American the upon called Solicitors Busy in all Parts of OMNE MNA, A 20 MAY MONDAY, COMMENCED na nChapi zaTKeSONonDEMOCRACy,^ y C A R C O M E D n o N O S e K T a z in p a h C in enjam B h Rd rs wr i nt ny the only not is work Gross Red The CROSSSECOND RED OLO TMS WDEDY MY 2 1918 22, MAY WEDNESDAY, TIMES, HOULTON ih uh vs wrig oc be force working vast a such With hJ' h Aeia Rd ( Red American the ' J fh T n s te al ae o te First the for came call the so And n sne mrc ws h only the was America since And eest a wl a Hmnt com Humanity as well as Necessity es hn ya ao h Rd Cross Red the ago year a than Less hlrn ne 1 10c 12 under Children EUA PRICES REGULAR dls 15c Adults hogot h wr n utl its until and war the throughout N ED MNA, A 27 MAY MONDAY, ENDS AND h Townthe andCounty s R E Dnvn t tin1 at Donovan E. R. M iss Has Has A FN WEEK FUNDWAR en oe ih h First the With Done Been organization of any kind kind any of organization ...... h gets fre for force greatest the ____ H MS N AL POUTO O T YEAR E TH OF PRODUCTION TABLE NO MOST THE ...... "UNDER THESTARS" hours of performance for these these for performance of hours rose .s' WAK ,,UND. ,,UND. WAK .s' rose H DREAMTHE usa ad ensa, a 2 ad 22 and 21 May Wednesday, and Tuesday ■ Settlement, ! Porter ! i 1 i Nrh ods n Ws o River, of West and Road.s North 1 ony Ldo ad alhn Roads, Callahan and Ludlow County, Craft Lap Board Board Lap Craft ; u rcn bereavement. recent our lr, . . rse, rno Currie.; Trenton Cressey, i E. G. Clark, lrl feig ad as ad during cards Mass lloral and offerings u apeito o ter kindness, their of appreciation our a. aa, e. Russell. Geo. Hagan, Jas. ■ uie omte o te oa Red Local the of Committee I cutive appreciated greatly he will It ! group. . . cnoh. oad Lunt. Howard McIntosh. E. E. 1 and the territory assigned to each each to assigned Collectors the territory of list a the 1 is Following and j rd Reed. Fred f T Hse, . . Mooers. E. A. Hussey, If. T. ils Lowrey Willis er. lrd Rogers, AlfredBerry. rut j Oreutt. aia. a. . ire j Pierce. M. Jas. Madigan. . . akn, S. W Jackins, F. J. Main and Military, Military, and Main ‘ . lfod N C Etbok J R J. Estabrook, C. N. Clifford. P. rna, avy j Harvey. rd . Putnam. L.Fred rs i te epe il ae their make will people the if Cross both by the Collectors and the Exe- Exe- the and Collectors the by both Tee ed o te mrcn Red American the of deeds These | o—o ae nuig te peace the enduring, make job—to ae t sik tc ad tc t the to stick and stick fulljend. stick to pared eorc. ht s h Rd Cross Red the is That democracy. f uaiy pn hi pol at people their upon humanity of e r fins n ed bohr in brothers need, in friends effectively are we how and truly how home, rey n hw el e pn or love our spend we well how andfreely and Italy But soldiers. our of blood rne n Egad ae en how seen have England and France eeiire, o mrl wt the with merely not beneficiaries, o fgtn tgte i ti war. this in together fighting now n pae ewe te ra nations great the between everlast peace foring but war, this in victory for only not makes put Cross dollar Red the everyinto And well. going are n kolde ht ld hm affairs home tlndr that knowledge ing nln ad rne ae en our been have France and England no u slir lis y tin* by comfort allies soldier our into org o te iiin. t us heart puts It the civilians. stiffens the of ft courage brotherhood, of angle n te as fo a age f attack of angle an from cause the ing help is Cross Red support to the gives u o hs w hat e* a holin' at her*' heart own his of out ht s e i mdr wr I i the is It war. modern in new is that f a. hr w ae pnig mil spending aie we where war. of people. in ti mnt t hl te stricken the help to minute this lions huh hy ee oe ne articles under done were they though iiay oiy n rne n Iay as Italy and France in policy military rs ae ut s uh pr o our of part a much as just are Cross ir' aiis o ht h mn s pre is man the that so familiesdiers' ul m fo ad hle t te sol the to shelter and food am! fuel as o ti Rd rs wr In work Cross Red this of cause e eie o xrs t or friends our to express to desire We h tece t fgt o i a ______, he- n France mind e l of l frame u happier a s in ahut in to not fight homos to their trenches the from back come They n hpy nta o wt n hungry. and wet of instead happy and place. Such men return home clean clean home return men Such place. e ta te e mgt ae lodging, have might men the that der aas Road, Calais agr t, B. & St., Bangor food and hath, and a clean resting resting clean a and hath, and food Upper Upper Fairview Addition, Addition, Fairview agr n Nw ieik Roads, Limerick New and Bangor Letter B ,Road, ,Road, B Letter ocot Road, Foxcroft Sts., River and Charles l St., Elm laat St., Pleasant or ad col Sts., School and Court High, Kelleran and Spring, Spring, and Kelleran High, Smy- and Riverside North, Bowdoin, ihad ad icl St., Lincoln and Highlands n hr, vr mn r oa who woman or man every short,In . ) Hthn, ao A Putnam, A. Aaron Hutchins,C. (). r . 'a. ole ad Family and Boulier ('has.Mrs. t<) |h AD F HA S K AN TH OF CARD Military too. of of . , Green S,B. olco o ter section their ofCollector org ad ginger. andcourage h Rd rs supplies Cross Red the . . Ludwig. G.L. ____ ao Hsi. r F O.' F Dr. Hassid. Jason q inc ofrs and Comforts Picnic t & . . . Sec- R. P. C. & St. LUNTARIL e. Mooers. Geo. &. 6 e. . un Js | Jas Dunn, B. Geo. rn Crawford. Frank /U/u/m)u/ Lewin. Lewin. A. Section, Section, A. r .T. PorterIra ) A. (). n „an(ling an„ . . Briggs,; O.A. two days two 2 /cjGr( rn P. Frank Hodgins, mak- eriQ&* . B. W. r G. Dr. wr^a \\ m.\\ 1 j J j K. but ei mi gefS t lif stint rnh \- French f n ill pa l'eel i mic wn 11 ci ut lief n t in ny feno 2 n 3 5 eeig t ad 8.45 and 7 at evening 45; 3 and 2 afternoon only— fie te lr i te tr, h worker the store, the in clerk theoffice, ■< acr te o taee, h mn n the in man the traveler, Lot the dancer, oa i te oe te hpe, the shopper, the home, the in woman alss el f pilsl i oe piece— one in painlessly off peel calluses s n o te odr o te ol. The world. the of wonders the of one is onpiste a i mks on and corns makes it way corn-pains—the TP ON AGONY CORN STOP 11 1 j | u a esn ikt o te 0 hpes n hl the help and chapters 10 the for ticket season a Buy if: vT Mn Woa ad hl sol se hs picture. this ste should Child and Woman Man, KvtTv Pennington in Ann — y a d s e n d e W Tuesday 221 e ad il Wne—I yu r un are you If Wanted— Girls and Men o Sl—Te nesge ofr for offers undersigned The Sale— For Cdla Cr o Sl a a Bargain. a at Sale For Car Cadillac A St i Tannery Tannery Sm f oe Ws on Tues Found Was Money of Sum A h rle ta "esl" ie from gives "Gets-lt" that relief The J. J . W Cream best The Barbers’ Perfume, is makesof theof purest, Supplies, Splendid Cosmetics. line of Pipes Confectionery Ice Our and Sporting Goods, Toilet Articles. ttoey n Proias Nwppr, col Supplies, School Newspapers, Periodicals, Stationery and took Registry of Deeds at Houlton Houlton at Deeds of Registry Aroos the intook recorded deed by Wise s “Gesl"Se on Pe Off! Peel Corns ets-lt"—See G “ Use o. an. big h sm pre same the being Maine." don. ___ ua, odtc, . „ a 6th, May B„ N. J Woodstock, Dugan, Christina 525. page 274 Jake Vol. in late the to Company Went S. worth Charles hv conveyed mises Peel Right Right Peel Make* and Paint It Quick! Patent ua, xcti Ett Cls W. Coles 1918. Estate Executrix Dugan, Hodg- of division north the in being I ude ars oe r es both less or more one acres containing 5, hundred Range 2. No. let fifty acres more or less, and also also and less, or more east acres containing 5.fifty “The 1, range No. lot land. of half following the sale charged. charged. factory. Massachusetts a in ernment agr Mie N ofc fee office No Maine. Bangor. Representa Maine our write or Call tive, L. P. Church, 90 Main Street, Street, Main 90 Church, P. L. tive, uiin o te ntd tts Gov States United the fe for and munition male of need in are We l'd- ae ep o mnfcuig am manufacturing for help need male are services your Govern work on ment. working not or employed n i s od s e, equipped with new, as good as and is er r ao. . Y Richards. \Y. G. wagon. or ear a is he Jets-lt. Vo ■s. an fr n oe h i loig for looking is who one any for gains with < l nw ie, n wl h sl for sold he will $ and tires, new all o $0 Tee r bt get bar great both are These be will $50.for Silo, cost wagon, cord •ry, "<; car This vieir i etl Fak Y Hn A C. Is A: Co., Hunt \Y. Frank rental. he Sed wr te er round year the work Steady Shoe. ey Nw okn o a Govern a on working Now nery. Tan Falls Island the at workinsu,e h TMS office. TIMES the t od ae. lo ae few a have Also wages. good at et otat fr h Nw Pershing contract, New ment the for eeet aalbe t nominal a at available tenements ad al, an. 2’0 Maine. Falls, land i in lil ,n wren tritbn Owner may obtain particulars at at town. particulars in obtain store may a in 14,Owner May day, -renit >\ ”< Uts- winid': heart-interestA rocks that story; hand proving the that from linn:n surf. Ge M ‘GeU-It* Me et "G seriesA of dramatic film stories of America in the making, The 7 ;>n. <-t *in• Try s O Proprit tary O11 Tuesday Wednesday and the first chapter entitled depicting- in ten chapters—the most important scenes LSIID ADS CLASSIFIED ! im M edieines Ann. Girl. Girl. | V tiffe e< all s tile " a a at• km u ets-It 1 limit ,V ee t. hav t na. 1 i n i n I t t: 1 It": , t c r, Iff Better t . e it . painl P I K W L P K L P L L I W S K C I R P R e Wne—A e mn fo men few A Wanted— Men Eaaea Corn Corn Eaaea hi ff!’’ O /’oG and . the cradle is the hand that rules the world I.eighb Son Son lias lias >rn 1 i ny hr ■nrn ■ jMMd t sold sold 420 Democracy h oi iteRich R Little Fooi* The oe Hl Wne 5 Wmn and Women 50 Wanted Help Hotel o Sl—Hue n Br, Corner Barn, and House Sale— For Bran n Scn Hn Stude- Hand Second a in Bargain A o Sl—Sal am iutd or* situated farm Small Sale— For am o Sl 10 ce Sot, lev Smooth, Acres 150 Sale For Farm es o Sl—Hnrd o tn of tons of Hundreds Sale— For Bees Scn Hn Oeln Tuig Car Touring Overland Hand Second A eoe o prhs a am r House, or Farm a purchase you Before eae us o Atnat o a for Attendant or Nurse Female n nxesv, e Serviceable Yet Inexpensive, An Cpbe il o Gnrl House General For Girl Capable A o Sl a 97 oe Mxel car Maxwell model 1917 a Sale For Steam Bath, and Rooms 5 Rent— For Square, Union Rooms, Two Rent— For _ o Sl, aie rw se oats, seed grown Native Sale, For o Rn—5 om etet n Pros on Tentment Room 5 Rent— For re Sf Wo fr Sale. for Wood Soft Green o Sl o wl ecag fr Driving for exchange will or Sale For o reply. for Inclose Me. Bangor. years. 38 and kitchen men. For hotel hotel For men. kitchen and gny 9 Main 90 Agency. tions apply always to Maine Maine to always apply tions kitchen, dish and laundry, chef chef laundry, and summer bell cooks, round all maids, dish best pastry*and chamber for kitchen, work waitresses, of hotels, kinds il fr et er on htl, all hotels, round year best for Girls ok o te rmss o tl 226-3. tel. or premises, cock, _onthe ay Iqie f r. . . Sin- H. W. Mrs. of Inquire easy. ing site. Price reasonable, terms terms reasonable, Price build site. another for ing enough large lot. very pleasantly situated on large large on and situated improvements pleasantly modern very all has ilas Tl 271W. Tel Williams, North and Washburn Sts. House House Sts. Washburn and North n xet rvr Toogl over Thoroughly driver. expert has an rims, demountable starter, and hauled a year ago. Applv Dr. C. E E C. Dr. Applv ago. year a hauled lights electric with eqipped is car had careful use. under the care of of care the under use. careful had baker car 4 cyl. 5 passenger. This This passenger. 5 cyl. 4 car baker ______ss f r. oe . al tf Hall. H. Lome Mrs. of ises w ya od ot pl o prem on Apply one colt horse, old year one two harness, plements, n h vr bs cniin fr im farm condition; best very the in House, barns and all out buildings buildings out all and barns House, Road Calais . - ros Ra Ett Agent, by Estate sale Real For Brooks, A- $5500. L. price cords 1000 railroad, orchard, good buildings, ot Prs M. I8tf Me. Paris, South good hay, tons 50 with fields, el od 3 ie fo vlae and village from miles 3 wood, o, e 329p Houl Cone, W. Milo by Me. ton, sale for ies il ahr t o yu A e colon few A you. for it gather will ils n frss h bs bees busy The forests and fields ua gig o at, on l the ln soon, waste, to going sugar . od Safr, on 618p Address month Conn- a laundry. Stamford, $24.00 Lord, and S. Salary board with diseases. mn hs ie it f eial pro desirable of list fine his amine perties. perties. aiaim o Nros n Mental and Nervous for Sanitarium e ue o al n . . rn, Real Market Grant, O. C. Agency, on call Estate to sure be an nur o Rni Grant. Rankin of Inquire gain n od odto, o sl a a bar a at sale for condition, good in t h TMS fie o particulars. for office TIMES the at aitn Gat o, e. 103-W. tel. Co., Grant & Hamilton rc cn e ae rm n o the of one from made be can Truck et uooie ee bit Call built. ever automobiles best od t bran Fak McNair, Frank bargain. a at sold ak t 220 be Will St. Park condition. class first in Dalton. Me. Louis Houlton, St. sale. Main for 69 house also etd al modern all heated, eehn 108-12. Telephone nur o Hamilton of Inquire ok atd n sal family. small a in wanted work ('arly variety. Inquire of Charles Charles of Inquire variety. ('arly P et t Iqie t olo Music Houlton at Inquire St, pect Store. Gotti l.qoo one horse, . . ote Tl 212-2. Tel. Cottle, A. G. Barnes. LSIID ADS CLASSIFIED 10 fr nie 10 entire for $1.00 h Atc of Antics The pca Students Special ------...... A M a n a iy2 E UO V E S esn Ticket Season School Supplies School Tobacco and Sodas, Cigars, miles from Houlton. Houlton. from miles Performances on mr. . G. A. mare. pound St. St. 18 tf & improvements. g Established Established Sq., rn Co. Grant © nur of Inquire r n e ex and stamp Hotel posi boys 48 19tf l f llt tf t - t HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 ANNUAL OUTING ARE YOU WORTH DYING FOR? or other deposits or hills payable 34,000 00 The annual outing of the Davis Pond Over yonder brave men are suffer Congregational Payments actually made Club, started on Saturday last and con ing and dying for you. on 4 1-4 per cent Liberty Rev. T. P. Williams, Pastor. tinues for a week, at Davis Pond, Are you worth dying for? H°nds .>5,000 00 41,900 00 OF LOCAL INTEREST Preaching service 10.80 A. M. which has been the usual gathering W hat have you done to deserve Bonds other than F. 8. bonds Sunday School following A. M. ser pledged to secure postal place for a number of years, the trip their devotion? What are you doing savings dtqx>sits 0,300 00 vice. Red Cross stands beside our boys in being made by auto. that can meet in part the obligation? Securities other than U. S. Mr. S. Friedman spent Sunday in Evening Song Service 7.8u P. .M. training here or ‘‘over there.” The following are in the party this If you are not serving, lending to bonds (not including stocks) Presoue Isle where he had business. Weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday owned unpledged 136,351 07 year: Thos. V. Doherty, W. F. Tit- the point of sacrifice, \ou are not ( ollateial 1 rust and other notes Dr P O. Orcutt and J. H. Kidder' Mrs. S. Friedman returned Monday evening at 7.80. fishlng trip from a month spent with her parents comb, P. L. Rideout, B. H Browne, worth dying for. of corporations issued for returned Monday from a not less than one year nor Dr. J. A. Donovan, W. A. Purinton, M. Think it over - Subscribe to the to Portage Lake. in Boston First Baptist more than three years' P. Milliken, of Stockholm, Dr. Mead Red Cross. time “ 5,oo0 The home of Mr. and Mrs. A1 William Donovan, who has been Court St. of Bangor, Alan Quimby of Portland. Total bonds, securities, etc. 198,151 07 Humphrey was gladdened uast week spending the winter in Yarmouth, re Rev. Henry C. Speed, pastor. turned home Monday for the summer. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank by the arrival of a 91b son. 10.80 morning worship with sermon. MRS. HANNAH A. MERRITT <5n per cent of subscription) 4.500 00 Mrs. Margaret MacKay will receive FIRST WOMAN INSPECTOR George Whenman returned home 12.00 Bible School with classes for Word was rereived here last week Value of hanking house 15,000 0 0 last week from New York where he in honor of Mrs. Murdoch B. MacKay, men and women. IN AVIATION DEPARTMENT of the death in' Seattle, of Hannah A. 15,000 00 has been several weeks on business. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. 7.00 gospel song service and sermon. The first woman to lie appointed in Merritt, widow of the late Charles 1). Furniture ami fixtures 8.500 00 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein are re May 28th and 29th. S.uo Aftermeeting. spector in the aviation department of Merritt, news that was particularly • -Our well known citizen and retired Lawful Reserve with ceiving congratulations on the birth of Tuesday evening at 7..80 mid-week the Signal Corps, is Miss Ethel Bailey sad as only last week we were called Federal Reserve Bank 22,939 57 merchant, Chas. H. Wilson, celebra- a son which arrived Tuesday May 14. prayin’ service. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bailey upon to record the death of her hus Fash in vault and net amounts Satunlay and Sunday were the two ted his eightieth birthday on Monda\ Friday at 7.80 choir rehearsal at 97 Glenwood avenue, Portland, former band, both of whom were former resi due from national banks 33,191 00 warmest days of the season, the and received congratulations from his Cheeks on other banks in the church. residents of Houlton, where they have dents here. same city or town as re thermometer registering from 85 to many friends. many friends, she was graduated from Mrs. Merritt was the daughter of the porting hank 4,505 01 SO. I j First Presbyterian late James Kinney of Hodgdon. and Total of Rems 14, 15, in, 1 leering high school in 1915 and is 17 and is 42,090 01 Paul Bflrns, “Dode” Robinson, Ralph FOOD DEMONSTRATION Cor High and Military St >. known to her friends as "Bill.” was united in marriage to Charles I). Next Wednesday afternoon at 2 P. Checks on Ixuiks located Auber and Ray Astle, of the U. of'M. Rev. A- M. Thompson, pastor. She attended the Boston School of Merritt in 1878. outside of eity or town of re M. in the High School Auditorium have returned home, having completed Morning service at 10.80. Physical Education in 1916 and spent During all of her long residence here porting hank and other cash there will be a Food demonstration, items 13,324 01 their term at College. S. S. at 11.45. three months at an auto construction she endeared herself to a large «circle which every woman in Houlton should Redemption fund with U. S. Treas Chas. Smart of Cleveland street Junior C. E. Society at 2.80 P. M. school in Detroit, having attained a ot friends, an active worker in her urer and due from L\ S. Treasurer 2,500 00 attend. They may learn how to make brought Into th? TIMES Office a Senior C. E. Society at 6.80 IV M. high rank in a large class. She has church and all other work that seem War Savings Certificates and wheatless breads, and the different Thrift Stamps actually- lemon which he raised which tipped Evening service last Sabbath of each gone to Detriot to assume her duties ed for the good of the eommunity- owned uses of Cottage Cheese. (50 00 the scales at 20Va ounces. month at 7.80. as government inspector in one of the In her home she was a model wife Miss Jessie Mlnnich, from the Dairv Total 6(55,722 93 Carroll Berry and Frank Astle of Prayer meetings Tuesday evening big plants making engines and ma and mother and a neighbor that many this town, and G. L. Garder of Linneus Dept, of Agriculture, Washington, D. at 7.45. were glad to call a friend. LIABILITIES Dollars Cts. chines and other parts for American Capital stock paid in 50,000 00 left Monday for Portland to take their C. will speak on Cottage Cheese and Service at Foxcroft Church each airplanes. Beside her three children, Harriett, Surplus fund 100,000 00 examination for the Naval Reserve. its uses. Miss Eunice H. Niles, coun Sabbath at 3 P. M. Fred and Nellie, there survives a sis Undivided profits 21,384 08 Bowdoln men In this section will be ty Food Demonstrator will speak on ter, Cordelia Kinney and a brother Less current expenses, Furnished Rooms to Let...Hom e Con interest, and taxes paid 3,734 79 18,149 29 at a meeting of Wheatless Breads. Free Baptist pleased to hear that veniences. Corner of Highland Ave. Daniel Kinney, all of Seattle. Amount reserved for all Rev. Mr. Jenkins Pastor. the overseers of the college held last 9 and Pleasant Sts. To the doubly stricken family the interest accrued 5,000 0# week, Dean Sills was elected Presi NEW DRAFT FOR MEN Morning service at 10.30 A. M. Circulating notes outstanding 48,600 00 BANKRUPT’8 PETITION FOR sympathy of this entire community is dent. Adjutant General George McL. . Sunday school at 12.00 M. extended. DEMAND Deposits: DISCHARGE Individual deposits subjeot to W. J. McManemon the popular horse Presson, the provost marshal of Young People’s meeting 6.00 I M. check 217,641 1# trainer who has been located in Houl- Maine, Friday announced the quotas Evening service at 7.00 P. M. In the matter of Certified Checks 316 10 Harlen V. Beals In Bankruptcy Total demand deposits 217,957 20 ton for the past 4 years left Saturday alloted to the various exemption Special music by choir. No. 2749 Reserve District No. 1 Bankrupt. | REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIM FI Deposits : for Boston where he has accepted a boards under the last draft, which Choir practice Monday nights. To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the Postal Savings Deposits 2,632 27 position. calls for 500 men. This Is the first All are cordially invited to come and District Court of the United States tor THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Other time deposits 189,884 22 McGary Bros. Grocery Co., are build all assigned according to the men hear the Rev. Mr. Jenkins the District of Maine. OF HQHLT0N Total of time deposits sub HARLEN V. BEALS of Mars Hill, ject to reserve 192,016 49 ing a concrete foundation under their available in Class 1 as of May 15. Tuesday night church prayer and At Houlton in the State of Maine, at the close in the County of Aroostook, and of business, May 10,1918. Bills payable with Fed two small buildings on Bangor St., District No. 1 of which Houlton is praise Service. State of Maine, In said District respect eral Reserve Bank 34,000 RESOURCES D o l l a r s Ore Total 665,722 9# preparatory to making over their bak a part must send 21 men. June 5 is fully represents, that on the 5th day Loans and Discounts $ 270,521 3ti of November, last past, he was duly ery building. set as the day for registration of all Methodist Episcopal Foreign Bills of Exchange 270,521 36 State of Ma in e , County of Aroostook, ss. adjudged bankrupt under the .Acts of Dr. and Mrs. H- L. Putnam returned men who have reached the age of 21 Military St. Overdrafts 630 36 I, R. F. Ward, Cashier of the above named Congress relating to Bankruptcy; that U. S. BONDS : bank, do solemnly swear that the above state last week from Florida, where they since the call for the first draft last Rev. Thomas Whiteside Pastor. 9 he has duly surrendered all his property U. S. bonds and certificates ment is true to the best of my knowledge and spent the winter, stopping on their re summer. Public worship at 10.30 a. m. and rights of property, and has fully of indebtedness pledged to tel [gf turn with Mrs. Putnam’s relatives in The Sunday School at noon has or complied with all the requirements of secure U. S.deposits (par R. F. WARD, Cashier. said Acts and of the orders of Court value) 50,000 00 Connecticut. ganized classes for men and women. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th WATCH THE RED CROSS GROW touching his bankruptcy. 50,00# 00 Junior League meeting and class for Liberty I.can Bonds day of May, 1918. Dr. A. G. Walker having received his The committe in charge of the Red Wherefore he prays, That he may be unpledged 3 1-2 per cent Aaron A. Putnam, Notary Pubiie. preparatory members at 3.00 p. m. decreed by the Court to have a full dis commission as Captain In the Medical Cross Drive for southern Aroostook and 4 per cent 2,900 Epworth League meeting at 6.45 charge from all debts provable against Liberty Ixran Bonds 3 1-2 Correct—Attest: Corps, left last Wednesday for Camp has placed near the bulletin board on p. m- his estate under said bankruptcy Acts, per cent and 4 per oent, L. A. PIERCE, JOHN WATSON, C. H. Servla, S. C. to report at once to the Water Street an outline of a Red except such debts as are excepted by pledged to secure State PIERCE, Directors. Praise and Preaching at 7.30. training camp for the Medical Unit. Cross six feet each way. law from such discharge. Prof. J. H. Lindsday, organist and I hi ted this 13th dav of Mav A. D. 3000 feet of hose was what the fire This cross is divided into 25 sec choir master. 1918. men used at the big Are at the park tions, each section representing $400, HARLEX V. BEALS. Prayer meeting at 7.30 Tuesday Bankrupt. last week and at a special meeting on the whole cross when filled with red evening. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON Friday they snugged it up and loaded will represent Houlton’s quota of $8, District of Maine, Northern Division, ss the carts anew, ready for further use. 000. i *n this 18th day of May. A. 1 >. Each day as the contributions come Church of the Good Shepherd 1918, on reading the foregoing petition, ECONOMY Frank Wright who has been living Rev. H. Scott Smith, Priest in 1 it is— in the squares representing $400 each in Hodgdon for some years has sold Charge. ! Ordered by the Court, That a hearing will be painted in. From indications ho had upon the same on the ’JXth day M e a U v S p e n d i n g W i s e l y his farm there to Robt. Wilson, and Sundays of June. A. D. 1918. before said I'ourt it is predicted that the cross will not has purchased the Shaw farm on the Holy Communion at 8 A. M. also at Bangor in said District, Northern only be filled in, early in the week, Division at 10 o’clock in the forenoon; Bangor road, where he Is now resid after Morning Prayer on the 1st Sun Iu the eud the most expensive thing is often the most but by Monday night next, there will and that notice thereof be published in ing. day in the month. the Houlton Times, a newspaper printed be another one started. economical, the cheapest thing the most expensive A postal card was received by the Morning Prayin’ and sermon 10.80. in said District, Northern Division, and that all known creditors and other per Editor from Calvin L. Fox last week, Evening Prayer and sermon 7 .80. sons in interest, may appear at the said mailed in Tampico, Mexico. Mr. Fox REGARDING THE KEEPING OF Sunday School after morning ser time and place, and show cause, if any 1 Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross War Fund is spent for war relief. All administration costs, relief work other than war purposes [such as Halifax disaster] are taken care of out of membership dues, and the interest accruing from the banking of the War Fund has made available for war relief at least $1.02 for every $1.00 contributed...... HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 sequent interest coupons attached. |pend upon the prosperity of the coun- Pacific states or in the South, but Well on the Way Life on the Ocean Wave SETS TERMS FOR “Bonds issued upon conversion of try. (there high prices for agricultural pro- The Bolsheviki are ne.w eating She used to sit upon his lap CHANGING BONDS 31^ per cent, bonds and of 4 per cent. ' Another favorable feature is the con- 'ducts swells the total, bonds of the first Liberty loan convert- tinned improvement in transportation. j while the increases in prices of bread made of straw. All they need As happy as cm,Id be. First Two Issues Can Be Converted ed will be dated May 9, and will carry! As important as any of these (level- ‘ go0(is make the game in hank dear- mnv is to le*arn how to bray anel tin* But now it make's her se*a-sick Into 4'/4’s from May 9 to Nov. 9 interest at 4% per cent- from June 15. opmcnts of the week, perhaps, in ereat-| j11RS Seem larger than it really is in transformation will be oompledc. IP* has water M’ADOO A SKS HOLDERS TO WAIT (Bonds issued upon conversion of 4 mg a better sentiment throughout the merchandise* activities, yet il is a on the knee UNTIL JULY 1 per cent bonds of the second Liberty business world, is the rise in the showing which is highly gratifying, ______| Joan will be dated May 9, and will barometer of business conditions, the anel contrasts sharply with tin* pessi Secretary McAdoo has announced j carry interest of 4 \ 2 per cent, from stock market; for from it individual mistic expectations of numerable busi the terms on which bonds of the flrst ! Alay 15. business men are accustomed to read ness nirii some* months ago. The* sub and second Liberty loan may be con-j ,.The registered and coupon bonds the world’s opinion of tin1 outlook in stance* of the* whole* situation is, that verted into bonds of the third loan, j |ssuet^ Up0n conversions will be issued months to come. This week's exhibi- with all tin* governmental inte*rfe*re*nce' Under recent legislation holders of | -n tho same denominations as the tion of rising stock prices was alto with all the* priee* fixing and forced bonds of the two previous issues may ] bon(js 0f the third Liberty loan, and. gether inspiring, from that standpoint. curtailment, business is very big, and convert their holdings and receive the except for the dates of maturity of Big After War Trade is much ladder than most people* ex- COMPLETE higher rate of interest of 4% per cent, principal, the dates for payment of in The government is extending its pe*ct('d last fall and winte*r. per annum, during June 15, for the terest and the terms of redemption, control over business all the time and bonds of the first issue and from May which will remain the same as tor the A young man may lx* a college graduate, and have a the government demands are taking The* time* has come* for the* truth to 15 for those of the second issue with original issues, the terms of such 4 y2 an increasing proportion of the pro be* told. I’ll less food shall be* se*nt at thorough education, but his knowledge is not complete out adjustment of interest. per cent, issued upon conversion will duction of the country. In steed, it is i once to the* Allies, “it means but one He asks that those who desire to be identical with the bonds of the without the practical experience of saving. nearly lot) per cent, and in other in i thing---catastrophe*." And the* only convert bonds withhold their applica third Liberty loan, including tax ex dustries it grades down from that | way we* can rise* to the* duty be'fore us tions until July 1. Those who prefer emptions, non-convertibility, reeeiva- maximum figure'. That has both its i is to eat less of the* food which we* can Decide now to acquire this good habit. to present bonds for conversion be bility for federal inheritance taxes. good and its bad points. While* creat J we*ll spare but without which France fore that date will be accommodated They will not carry the circulation ing great industrial activity, it also anel England may be* forceel under the BANK WITH US with an adjustment of interest. If privilege; they will be received as se restricts the amount of goods to pass i; yoke* of the Hun barbarians. presented before June 15, the adjust curity for public deposits, and may through the regular edianneds of trade* ment will be in favor of the holder, participate in the benefit of the bond for civilian use. In the latter feature*, if after that daje, in favor of the purchase fund.’’ however, there is the encouraging United States. knowledge* that the increasing govern WHEN WEAK Right Expires Nov. 9 WEEK’S BUSINESS RECORD IS ment demands assure a ve*ry great OR RUN DOWN, civilian demand for goods after the* by chronlo or Route throat and lun* All applications for conversion must troubles which often decrease efficiency be presented by Nov. 9, and after that HIGHLY FAVORABLE war, For the* great tide of normal de and menace Life itself, try date no rights of conversion will be By R. W. McNEEL mands for all our products, of peace ECKMAN’S ALTERATIVE recognized in favor of bonds of either With the Liberty loan campaign out time's is being so dammed back that This Is a Calcium ©reparation possess ed of marked tonic value In addition to of the three issues. of the way the business world this it must constitute a great, wave of Its remedial aualitles. Contains no Al cohol, Naruotlo or Habit-Forming Drug. Secretary McAdoo’s statement fol week was able to devote its time and buying power when once the mills anel $2 size, now $1.50. $1 size, now 80c. lows: attention wholly to business and sur factories ere again released from war Price includes war tax. ALl druggists. '‘Three and one-half per cent, bonds vey of the situation discloses a good work. That guarantee* is a backlog ^^BoJggaj LaboraloryJ^M WATER POWERS of the first Liberty loan, 4 per cent, of round half dozen highly favorable for business, which will stand it in good stead In tlx* early part of the reach the first Liberty loan converted and 4 features in the week's record. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE per cent- of the second Liberty load Local Business 20 Per Cent. Bigger in justmenf period after the* war, and IN M AINE that knowle'dge* doe*s much to foster j Whereas. Charles H- Chute of Silver j may be converted into 4VS per cent, Dollars Than Year Ago I Ridge, in the county of Aroostook and ( bonds during the six months period be confidence in the business future- | State of Maine, by his mortgage deed j ""Weather conditions were more fav The plan outlined by advocates of State ownership and ginning May 9 And ending Nov. 9, 1918. ■ dated October 17. 191»>. and recorded, orable. While the average1 citizen may Clearings Gain 20 Per Cent “It will not be practicable to make I in the Aroostook Registry of Deeds in j development of the water powers of Maine seems on its face consider the weather merely as a mat Whip* the improvements in business Vol. 2S0 Page 99, conveyed to the to lx* plausible and harmless but when analyzed and a study deliveries prior to July 1, 1918, of 4% ter of personal comfort or discomfort, the last few months is everywhere dis i Moulton Savings Bank a certain par- j per c&nt. conversion bonds, and. as cel or lot of land with tin* buildings i it is a vital factor in alf industry, in cernible, it is interesting at intervals math* of tin* remarks of its advocates editorially a fid other under the act approved April 4, 1918, | thereon, situated in Silver Ridge Flan-' the production of our wealth from the to view tin* statistical record of our wise. the plan is shown to lx* Socialistic in its tendencies. holders of 4 per cent, bonds of the first II at ion. county of Aroostook and State: soil, the source of all wealth, and in activities as registered in such baro-; of Maine and described as follows, to . Liberty loan converted and of 4 per The assurance given and promises made by these ad the distributing trades. So the return metric figures as bank clearings. The wit: Lot numbered ten (It) I Range, cent, bonds of the second Liberty loan vocates are as positive and just as irresponsible as were the of warm weather brought a quickening compilation for April not only shows two (2) in said Silver Ridge Blanta- J presenting their bonds for conversion tion, containing- one hundred seventy- promises made by the Bolsheviki to the Russians. Claim is throughout the channels of trade. increases over previous mouths, hut in t'our an(1 forty one hundredths (174.40) after July 1, but not after Nov. 9, 1918, Coupled with that was the favorable New Kngland bank clearings for month 'acres more or less, and being tin* same made that the owners of water powers are taking natural will be entitled to the benefit of the report on the crop outlook by the gov wen* 17.9 per cent larger than in the-j Prem^s‘*s conveyed to Charles F. rights away from the people. That the public is being increased interest rate from June 15 ernment. That is highly important, + . Chute bv tin* heirs of Minerva L. True and May 15, respectively, without ad * ^ • bv their deed dated Dec. la, 19u;>, re- systematically robbed and that the State can and will sell for agriculture is our greatest industry Boston alone there was an increase 1 (.(‘mled in said Registry in Vol. 218. justment of interest, it is hoped that light and power at a much lower cost to the consumer than and our greatest source of national in bank clearings of 20.5 per cent. Bos- (Page 452, and the same premises eon- holders of such bonds will not present wealth. Weather conditions favorable ton’s gain is larger, measured in per-1 voyed by said ( harles F. ( bate to said is charged by the public service companies and in fact, their bonds for conversion until after . , .. I Charles II. Chute by deed dated Nov. to it, especially at this time of year, (•outage, than that of any other nn- ^ 191;i_ re(.orded in said Registry in many things advantageous to the public will occur if the July 1, 1918. In the case, however, of if measured in dollars and cents, would portant New England city, except New jY0L 270 Page 488. State shall develop the water powers. holders of such bonds who prefer to i be valued at millions of dollars per Bedford and Bangor. It seems highly i Now, therefore, the condition of said present their bonds for conversion on ; TN favorable, when compared with an ! mortgage is broken, by reason where- or before July 1, 1918, an adjustment j The people of Maine have had nothing stolen from actual decreaso of .U nor ,-™t. at Now ) f()r0(.Insln,. of th(, an(l of Interest will be made. This inter Sound Regulative Policy gives them. Even after the'State sold the wild lands and the York, a gain of only 5.2 per cent, in this notice for that, purpose. est adjustment in the case of bonds The record of industrial outputs was water power sites the people of Maine have all the rights Chicago, and an average gain of only Moulton, Maine.May 7, 1918. of the first Liberty loan converted will also highly favorable. Mills and fac 9.2 per cent, in the middle western MOULTON SAVINGS BANK they ever had to use the rivers and streams and lakes of be in favor of the bondholder if such tories are operating to capacity, ex states. It is not as large as in the Ry r s Attorneys, Archibalds bonds are presented for conversion be cept where handicapped by the with 220 Maine for business and pleasure. fore June 15, 1918, and will be in favor drawal of man power fbr the war, or Not only do the people use these lakes and streams for by the withdrawal of materials from of the United States if such bonds are business and pleasure but they use the lands once owned presented for conversion after June less essential things to speed up the Keep your horses workind by the State for hunting and these lands yield a yearly in 15, and on or before July 1, 1918. industries bearing directly on winning "In the case of bonds of the second the war At the present high cost of horse feed, the part-time worker is a distinct loss. come to the State of many thousands of dollars from lniii- Liberty loan this interest adjustment Incidentally, also, a bet.er senti You must keep your horses fit for full service whenever called upon. Watch the j ters’ licenses. That the people of Maine have lost any ment was created through assurance horse’s health as you do your own, and will be in favor of the bondholder, if at the first sign of o>7-color symptoms, { rights they ever had is untrue. That these so-called wild such bonds are presented for conver from Washington that government get a bottle of J lands were sold too cheaply is an argument against the de- sion before May 15, 1918, and will be restrictions on so-called non-essential WHITE’S in favor of the United States if such industries would only be along the J velopment by the State of the water powers. The assump- bonds are presented for conversion af soundest business lines. That is, the GOLDEN j tion that future State legislators and State officials will he ter May 15, and on or before July 1, government will not deliberately cur j better or more capable business men than in the past is a tail any industry merely because it TONIC 1918. Bonds presented for conversion and watch his natural vigor return. White’s | matter of conjecture. on or before July 1 will be retained may seem at first blush to be relatively Golden Tonic has a record of making good and a non-negotiable receipt will be non-essential to winning the war. It in the treatment of any horse ailment result J The opposition to develop by the State of the water will consider the question only after ing from impaired nutrition and digestion or issued therefor and adjustment of in lost appetite. This great medicine stimulates J powers is based on well defined and sound reasoning. terest will be completed at the time of thorough investigation, and it will be the normal action of the urinary organs and delivery of conversion bonds. After considered not merely from the point liver and purifies the blood. Try a bottle on that j FIRST. The State does not and cannot develop or oper- Nov. 9 no further right of conversion of view of whether the products are out-of-condition horse and put bim back in work j ate any line of business as cheaply as does ing condition. will attach or accrue to 4 per cent, vitally essential in the war program, | private enterprise, largely because "everv- but whether the entire business struc Only 60c per bottle at druptBsts or general stores, or bonds of the first Liberty loan con sent postpaid if dealer is out of stock. | body's business is nobody’s business.'’ verted or to 4 per cent, bonds of the ture can stand the elimination of the Money back if not satisfied. second Liberty loan and after that smaller manufacturers without under Kimball Bros & Co., Inc., Enosburg Falls, Vt. j SECOND. The State must have an outlet for power de- date 3% per cent, bonds of the first mining the financial security of the I veloped; an outlet which is not in sight and country. That is quite in line with the Liberty loan will have no further con- J must be created. v3rsion rights with respect to the con message of Secretary McAdoo to the version privilege now arising, but any shoe manufacturers and other business { THIRD, State ownership involves political influence unconverted 3% bonds will have a re men of Rochester, N. Y.. the other { and almost inevitably leads to abuse of politi- current right of conversion in the day, when he stated emphatically that { cal power and creates scandal. ev^nt of any further bond issue at a while business must be subordinated Bonds Notes ! FOURTH. The State cannot afford to embark on an en- higher rate than 3% per cent, before to the needs of the nation, it is tin* the termination of the war. All 4]i purpose of the government to keep Preferred Stocks j terprise when private capital hesitates. Pri- per cent, bonds including bonds issued business going, for he realized that ! vate capital is always willing to embark on en- upon conversion are non-convertible. the monetary needs of the nation de- / o UK hi Ii'(>in I terprises when a suitable return is offered on At Any Federal Bank [ the investment including the risk involved. '>■>% h> <>/•( r N fc “Bonds may be presented and sur | FIFTH. Private capital is now active in the develop rendered for conversion at any federal NUX IRON PEPSIN and bank of the treasury department. Reg ment of Maine’s resources; capital which has SARSAPARILLA Effective Spring istered bonds presented for conversion Niuid for our Special l.i-t already invested many millions of dollars and Medicine Combination. must be assigned to the secretary of of Investments contain I which is more vitally interested in the future As comprised in Hood’s Sarsapa ing choice elections of :>7 the treasury for conversion. Such as rilla and Peptiron, taken in conjunc bonds and notes and PJ pi t - ! prosperity of the State of Maine than are those signments, however, need not be wit tion, these valuable remedies possess ferred stock*. ! people who have never assisted in the develop- nessed. On conversion of registered unequalled value for the quick relief bonds, registered bonds only will be of a long trail of ailments com ) ment of Maine’s natural resources and who now delivered, neither change of owner mon in the Spring season. You know Bonbright & Company i would commit the State to a policy involving ship nor delivery of coupons on con well the great tonic properties of Incorporated i unknown sums of money with uncertain re- version of registered bonds being per iron. They are much increased and R. A. & K. L. Manning, Managers improved in this combination— I suits. mitted. Registered bonds, however, Shawmut Bank Building, Boston may be delivered upon conversion of Hood’s Sarsaparilla before meals New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit ! While the plans as outlined by a prominent advocate of coupon bonds if request therefor is and Peptiron after. In these days of rushing and push ! State ownership have changed several times, lie still claims submitted. Coupon bonds presented IIAROLD I*. MARSH, Representative, 10 State St., Bangor ing, beyond the endurance of even ! the right to take over any developed powers that may he for conversion must have May 15, or the most robust, nearly every man ! necessary to carry out his ideas, he further says that the June 15 coupons detached and coupons and woman needs this blood-purify maturing Nov. 15’ or Dec. 15, and all ing, cleansing, up-bnilding in the State will he able to furnish light and power cheaper than subsequent coupons attached. Inter Spring. If it is not supplied, the is now furnished, thereby implying that the State will en est on registered bonds will be paid on depletion of the bleod and the ter into competition with existing companies which the May 15, or June 15 without regard to broken-down nerves may soon give conversion. The coupon bonds issued way to permanent ill-health. State has chartered. If a^ cathartic is needed, as where upon conversion will have four inter Will the people of Maine repudiate the contracts with est coupons attached and on and after there is biliousness or constipation, Hood’s Pills should be taken. They corporations which the State has chartered? the final interest payment date cover are purely vegetable, do not irritate, ed thereby such bonds must be ex and work all right with Hood’s Sar Will the people of Maine consider those charters as changed for new bonds with all sub saparilla and Peptiron. “scraps of paper.” ? Do the people of Maine think they are likely to induce Protecting Your Children capital to conic to Maine by countenancing this hostile T h e long, h ard school term drains the vitality of growing Something to Consider agitation ? children and you wonder why they are listless, puny and pale. (Signed) WM. M. PENNELL. Publicity Agent. Every school child will shew marked improvement Everyone has something to consider--especially for so when it conies to selecting a banking connec In health and growth if given IM’MD >UI » FALLS l'< AYHU ' tion. The Houlton Trust Company cordially < pulled my machine right clouds, but had lost him. They had , served that a large number of cases in field and hospital, and vast stores AM EXPERIENCE IN FLYING straight up in the air kicked my remained for half an hour but he got [ were coincident with excavating work of medical, food and clothing supplies FROM “OVER THERE” rudder hard, and the machine flopped away. (on nearby streets, and the appearance have been accumulated for emergen- Speaking as calmly of flying 2000 over on her back. The weight of the! I can’t understand why I couldn’t:of an unusual number of rodents. ! cies. A branch of the department at feet above the clouds as he would of motor made the plane drop onhe r, bring mine down, because my ma-j “As is well known, the trenches in i Berne, Switzerland, sends food and crossing the street, William E. Wass, back for a hundred feet or so, and chine gun was working perfectly. I; the war area are overrun with rats, clothing to American prisoners in Ger an aviator in service in France, while then went into a short dive, from guess it was a bad streak of luck, or i These rodents have been driven to many. BUNKER HILL which I pulled her into a straight else God was with that Iloche. Did I , the open by the destruction of houses, chasing Germans in the air, found op Among the* Fremch civilian popula COFFEE portunity to notice the beauty of his flying line again: you see how I tell you that I have my own Spad ; barns, etc. Under that theory infan- tion. ho stated, the Rod Gross has pro surroundings- His letter appeared in smashed up their range. The change | now? 1 am so proud of it that I hate I tile paralysis was to be expected vided transportation and new homes the Brunswick Record: of direction in a “renversement" only to let my mechanics work on it. All among the soldiers, though, of course, A ll ihe dusi takes a second or two and there is the other machines have names of; adults are not highly susceptible to for refugees, has conducted extensive Escadrille Spad 91, G. C. 17, rather a funny feeling when you are girls on them or tin1 names of the; the disease. Such a small epidemic removed, just delic Pilot American, work among women and children, and falling upside down. : wives of those whom are married, has been described. The affected ious coffin of the has aided the French authorities in Secteur Postal 27, I took another look at the clouds Would you be surprised if 1 told you troops had no more infantile paralysis March 18. 1918 finest quality. where I could be safe from the anti- that the name - is painted on the | after they left the special trenches." fighting tuberculosis. Dear Mother:— aircraft, they were perhaps only 2000 side of my Spad, in large white let- < ------Owing to curtailment of British Red j boston’s best coffee This morning the motorcycle brouKht me three letters from" home feet “®w, and way below me and in tors. : WADSWORTH HOME, Gross subsc riptions through reduced j Drougnt me inree leneia nu harm nf niP the black miffs were still Today I amm oiloff duty and taking the!tin1 ’ incomes and high taxes in England. : and now I am much happier. That is jbreaking ^ k°f me P“ 'opportunity' opportunity to write a long letterletter. To-1To- LAUDS RED CROSS the1 American society has given $2.- the way our mail is brought to us It^ ^is a^ vorvvery hnflbad thimr thing to to dive (live morrow, morrow, I I am am on on duty duty again, again, for for that that j! Elliotim uoi Wadsworthwausworm ofot BostonHoston. vice- out here—on a motorcycle. As you through the clouds after a Boche, eary morning patrol (two hours and a j chairman of the American Red Cross; 500,000 for work handled by the Brit said, the letters would til come in a because they have a favorite trick of half). You can't imagine how I hate j Ivy Lee, a Red Cross worker, and An- ish, Mr. Wadsworth stated. 1 bunch. flyingatound there waiting for to get up, because it is cold in tin1 j son Phelps Stokes, secretary of Yale Here it Is the 18th of March and some of our machines to come out early mornings and so are these tents University have arrived home on an it is as hot as can be. I am writing as in my case. But I finally got in , we sleep in. Love to all. American steamship. Messrs. Wads In my shirt sleeves with the perspira IT ’ILES THE J’INTS.’’ them safe again. I thought I never! BERT, worth and Lee have been in England, tion in great drops on my forehead. T h at’s W hat an Old Friend Says About would get above them, for the long-1 ------France and Belgium. Switzerland and Perhaps you will be interested to denser they seemed DREAD DISEASE Italy. Mr. Stokes went abroad in the know that yesterday afternoon I(er 1 u a t f t u u io e m o e _“ to get. and the propeller was throw-, , interest of the Intercollegiate Union nearly got a Boche. TheTe were LAID TO RATS Ballard’s Golden Oil ing the mist back in my face so it in Paris. Compounded or the best known Penetrating and Healing Oils and three of us on the patrol and about stung like bees. I didn’t care for Dr. Richardson Believes Infantile “The Red Cross, ‘big sister of the 20 kilometers into Germany (about 14 Gums. Reaches the Sore and Lame Muscles. Worth a Trial. that, but I was afraid for my glasses. | Paralysis Is Spread by Flea army,’ is not merely spending 100,000,- miles.) We were up nearly as high I put my free hand over them and no 000 American dollars in Europe, but is a s we generally fly—20,000 feet; we OPPOSeS THEORY OF An Old Family Doctor’s Favorite Prescription sooner had I done so than I shot into impressing upon the war-scarred peo bad left the lines way behind us, and HUMAN CONTACT ple of the allied countries our deep ap- so far back were they, that you could sunlight. ______No Alcohol or Opiates— All Drug and General Stores I changed my direction because I j Dr. Francis M. Williams of Boston preciation of what they have done for just barely make them out from that was all alone now, and didn’t want appealed for reforms in the study for the cause in which we are all united, height. to “head” into the sun as that is the profession at the opening of the Wadsworth declared in a state- We were flying In this formation- very bad, the reflection from the 33d annual convention of the Associa- ment issued after he had stepped like a V—when suddenly the leader clouds makes it ten times as strong tion of American Physicians at Atlan ashore. made his machine act queerly, which “Three months’ observation of the was a signal to us that there were as on the ground. tic City of which he is president. He I couldn’t see a thing of the other asked for’a simplification of medical work of the American Red Cross Boches around, and he suddenly went abroad has given me a tremendous into a vertical nose-drive and we twro of our patrol nor any other practice, strongly declared in favor of Fire, Life, Accident, Automobile, Liability. Workmen’s machines. I kept on climbing until what he termed “beside instruction," feeling of satisfaction in the results other two did the same. Directly be which have been obtained,” he added. ------Compensation and all other forms o f------neath us (2000 feet below) were two I had again 20,000 feet and began to and deplored the existence of a “gap" machlnes with black crosses painted look around for the other two or a between the subjects of materia med In France, Mr., Wadsworth said Boche, but nothing doing. I looked ica—the study of drugs—their action, there are nearly 2000 AmericanRed o n them. at the watch and saw that I was 15 pharmacology, a preparation of drugs, Cross workers,headed by James H. The anti-aircraft were not bother minutes overtime, and if I didn’t hike anci therapeutics—on one hand, and. Perkins of New York, and their allot- Insurance ing us any because the clouds had it quick for the other side of the lines practice of medicine on the other, ment of funds is $50,000,000. C011- with suddenly come in. I certainly would get out of gas- I j He also declared that medical men stant touch is maintained with the Evidently the other two machines turned and went in a southwest direc- should have at thorough an under- American troops, he asserted, in camp J. R. HARVEY were not nose-driving with full motor, tion, and nearly broke my neck look- standing of surgery as the surgeon. — — ...... — ....■i-...... — because I shot below them in a few ing above, below and on both sides, j Dr. Mark W. Richardson of Boston M ansur Block HOULTON seconds. I chose the Boche nearest I continued for about ten minutes read a second paper on his new theory Strong Companies Superior Service me and turned my machine gun loose and decided that by that time I must that infantile paralysis is transferred on him (990 shots a minue). He also be on the right side of the lines. I fr0m the rate to the human being by VINOL MAKES immediately went into a nose-dive, spiralled down until I was almost on the flea. Dr. Richardson stands out Also Nainsook, Dimity, Damask, Pi M ID D IES and SK IR TS Plain and fancy Night Robes just re ■200 v W Stylish, WA,STS New Models 200 ceived, splendid values, Pre-war que, Voile, Pongee, Longcloth, Cam Great Variety at Startling Prices. 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L• McLeod, Prop. D ry a n d Fancy Goods ]E. Chandler, Mgr. ------— Garment Department, comer Main and Mechanic Streets, Up One Flight------— ------HOULTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918 Houlton spent Sunday with Mr. Daniel ton Bither bringing the neat sum of j Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Cassidy the week ■— Stewart and family. $45, $10 of which will be used for a end- MONTICELLO Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Ruth of Smy- Dictionary and stand for Hatfield i rnStor nf r> , f'u i Summer has come at last and Sat rna Mills were Sunday guests of Mr. school, the remaining $35 for the Red will ,)n>arh in East Hodgon at three urday was the warmest day of the* SURROUNDING TOWNS and Mrs. H. E. Kimball. Cross work. o’clock and will preach his farewell season, 85 in the shade. Mr. John Hotham of Houlton, an ■------■ sermon at the Corner Church at 7 P Mrs. Amanda Robertson returned uncle of Mrs. Sam McDonough spent from Boston last week where she has jm J* last week here visiting. HODGDON M , been all winter with her daughter, , T. ,, , T, ,r . T be Baptist Church will worship man Craig went to Mars Hill Sunday Little Glenn, the two-year old son Masses Sadie and Pansy Taylor are with (h„ Methodist Church on Sundav Annie. cary to attend the funeral of John York. of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sawyer, is I)r. and Mrs. Lowrev and family of visiting in Boston. morning uniting with them in th ob- When the returns on the Liberty Mr. and Mrs. James Stone and very ill with pneumonia. Mrs. A1 Vail was calling on Mrs. servance of Memorial Sundav Presque Isbq were visitors at the M iss Beatrice McDonough spent , . . .the home of Mr. and Mr Loan sales were given the TIMES for daughter Clara, of Houlton spent a Everett Betts one day la J week. O. A. Stanley few days at the home of her son Jas. last week with her grandparents, Mi Miss Grace Folsom sp mt the week I.,',.;,,l-.'ing H.-V. H H. Man-. „„ Sunday. publication recently, a full report had Stone Jr. ami Mrs. Sam McDonough. Iend in Monticello with her parents. , "Vallny Farm" will Is,, pivst-ntyd by Thu man have arrived to build the not been made. Oour allotment was Miss Lorana Henderson formerly of .Mr. L. J. Bubar and family autoed I A number from this place attended * t\v Limoi ick tcilont cit tho Hull, Hri- StutP roud ’and jmv busy moving sup- $500, which was reached with 7 sub Littleton, now residing in Milford, to Mr. and Mrs. Millard Moore’s on the Baptism at Cary Sunday after day evening. May 24th. proceeds to be plies, and getting ready to begin work, Foxcroft road last Sunday. shared equally between New Limerick They will live in the Garcelon house scribers. Mass., is spending a two weeks vaca noon. tion with relatives and friends in this Misses Helen Bliss and Sadie Mc Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nickerson are and Hodgdon Red Cross Auxiliaries, at Jewell’s corner. place. Manus were Sunday evening guests of rejoicing over the birth of a daughter Music by Hodgdon Band. Admission The Rainbow party met in the Hall 25 and 15 cents' AMITY The committee appointed to solicit Mr. L. J. Bubar and family. May 17. Friday evening and was a success. for the Red Cross are as follows: The 4 months old baby of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. Ingraham and child “The American Flag," a patriotic $;>2 was received for Red Cross work, (Received too late for last week) Mrs. (’has. Holmes is in the hospital Liberty B. Tracy Ralph Crosby. Bliss Bubar, Mrs. J. D. ren of Patten were the Sunday guests play of the present war, in four acts. the dining room was very prettily Ross, Mrs. E. P. Titcomb and Mrs. W at Houlton for treatment. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry wil1 given by local talent, with J decorated in the colors of the rainbow Liberty B. Tracy passed away after O. Briggs. Mr. Milton Bither and family at Wilson. jDal Luther of Houlton as soloist, on and the girls of the Junior Auxiliary l long and painful illness on May 8th, After the Chrisian Endeavor meet tended the funeral of a relative in Mrs. Hattie Kilgore and 2 children ; Ma>' 3()th at the Town Hall, for the served, with sashes of the same colors a ing on Sunday evening, Rev. H. H. Houlton Sunday afternoon of Moro, are visiting her mother. Mrs. ; benefit of the Hodgdon Rod Cross. the pot of gold at the foot of the rain aged 75. Mr. Tracy was kind, lov Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hannan are re ing husband, father, and a good friend Cosman spoke in the interest of the George Jones. j Admission Jo cents. Cast ot the play bow drew quite a lot of attention, and Red Cross work and asked everbody ceiving congratulations on the arrival Miss Gertrude Callnan of East as follows: was soon empty. and neighbor, and will be greatly mis to do their bit in the coming Red of a boy on Tuesday, May 14th. Hodgdon was the week end guest of A Young American Wilbur Stewart A very interesting meeting was sed in the town where he has lived. Cross Drive. Miss Flora Adams who is teaching Miss Thersa Hurley. IA German Officer Paul Jackins held at the Baptist Church Sunday The Red Cross met at the Grange in Littleton spent Saturday and Sun Mrs. Harley Sherman was visiting An Honest Israelite Forest Royal evening, the speakers were Major The services were held at the Bap day with her father Geo. Adams. tist Church Saturday afternoon, the Hall Thursday P. M. there were 11 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baker in The American Consul Harry Williams Pincombe of St. John and C. P. Barnes members present. The following work Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stinipson and Woodstock last week. {An American Officer Leigh Perry ot Houlton, who spoke in the inter Re1/ Thomas McDonald of Houlton of has been done since last meeting, 15 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bliss of Houlton spent Misses Marjory and Madeline Logan A German Soldier Wilford Ruth ests of the Red Cross, and the drive ficiating, he preached a most excellent hospital shirts, 3 suits of pajamas, 1 Sunday with Mis* Marion French. Qf w„re lhc Sun,lav uf An Alm,rl(,m that is on this week to raise the $1.- appro patchwork quilt, 24 pairs of service Mr. and Mrs- Chas. Lyons and Miss their aunt. Mr:~ W. J. Moore. j Mrs. I\ !, B. Ebbett 000 alloted to this town, we hope eve sermon, the home choir sang Mildred Carr spent Sunday with Mrs. priate hymns. Beautiful flowers were socks and 2 pairs of mittens. Miss Annie Cassidy one of Fort A little patriot Carrie Hunter ryone will respond and do their bit There were 125 patrons present at Lyons’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Fairfield's teachers visited her parents A Hungarian Gypsy Lettie Vail when the committee calls on them placed on the casket as tokens of love the Grange meeting on Saturday even Sawyer. this week. and esteem. The stars and stripes ing, after a brief business meeting the Quite a number from Hodgdon, •draped the foot of the casket with the program for the evening was as fol Houlton and Smyrna Mills attended the Flag raising exercises and ice i No. 4202 Reserve District.Xo.l date 1861 affixed, a fitting emblem for lows: Song, American, by the Grange. Hon. Leonard A. Pierce of Houlton cream sale last Friday evening. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF an old soldier who served three years was then introduced and he gave a Rev. Mrs. Florence Carver, Mrs. The Farmers National Bank in the war of ’61 and enlisted over very earnest and eloquent appeal to Stephen M. Bubar and son Corey, and Clear the Skin again. Mr. Tracy left to mourn their the citizens to help in the work of the Roy Bither attended Baptist service. At Houlton in the State of Maine, at the close at Hodgdon on Sunday afternoon. j of business, May 10, 1918. loss, a widow, two daughters, Mrs. Red Cross. He was followed by Major A beautiful complexion is the outward mark of Pincombe a returned Canadian officer Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart of REsoCRC ES Dollars Cts. Charles Eugers of Hodgdon, Mrs. Fred who pictured very vividly the horrors Greenville spent Saturday and Sun- [ good blood and a healthy body. When the stomach, Liansano Discounts .*539,0<)9 03 Tracy of Amity; two sons, Roy of day with Mr. Stewart's parents, Mr- { $539,009 o:: of the war and the good work the Red liver and blood a r e in good order, the skin is clear and New Hampshire, who was present Cross was doing in France. A rising and Mrs. Daniel Stewart. The re- | I’. S. Bonds deposited to mains of their infant baby which died j secure circulation (par and Collie B, of the 103d U. S. Infan vote of thanks was extended to the lovely. Unsightly blotches, pimples, eruptions and value) 12,.“.oo on speakers. in February was placed in the family try, France, and several grandchild sallowness show the need of Beecham’s Pills to stimulate 12, '>00 O lot in Linneus Cemetery last Satur- ■ Lilierty Loan Bonds, ren, and other relatives, also friends day. j and regulate the vital organs and improve the circula unpledged 3 1-2 per cent and and neighbors who extend their sym LUDLOW A large crowd was at Linneus Cor 4 per cent I4,oo0 ner last Friday evening, music was ; tion. Good health and better looks soon follow the use of Lilierty Loan Bonds, pathy. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Haley spent furnished by 7 pieces from Hodgdon pledged 3 1-2 per cent and Sunday in Houlton visiting friends. band, Rev. Harry Man- pastor of M. 4 per cent 2.">,('n0 no Howard Webb and family sp-mt FI Church was the speaker for the Pa\ ments actually made NEW LIMERICK Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. James evening and explained the meaning of on Liberty 4 1-2 per The members of the Red Cross will j Webb, the 3 flags Old (Lory, Honor Flag and cent Lmds 5,non oo 14,oom . . again present the play “Valley Farm’’ | Harold and Dorothy McCain were Ronds other than L S bonds i the Service flag with the 11 stars in BEECHAM'S PILLS pledged to secure l' S . at the North Star Hallall, New" ’Limerick, 1 week end guests of Mi. and Mis. Stan which was raised during the eve n- deposits ,"ii',ooo on Wednesday evening , May 22. The leL,. AT,-s Fmerv Moore were iing’ ioe tToam a,ul oakt* was sorvo d. 1 Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box. Securities other than L. S. h Sold by druggist* throughout the world. In boxes, 10c,, 25c. Lmds (not including proceeds from this piay wiU be turn- Sunday Mr. and M r* George j planned by Miss Pauline Skillin- ! stocks) owned unpledged ed in towards raising the three hund Moore of Houlton ger, boxes sold at auction by Mr. Mil- 103 Ooo 0 ) is the al Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hartley of ?©.W 9« •.»