SUED ESDAY Thursday Thursday Saturday ourier ,J By Th* C*urfer-Gu*tte., C465 Mai* St, Established January, 1846. Entered u Second Clast Mail Matter. Rockland, Maine, Thursday, April 16, 1925. THREE CENTS A COPY Volume 80...... Number 46. The Cpurier-Gazette DAYLIGHT SAVING THREE«TI.M ES-A-WEEK Portland Will Have It and ALL THE HOME NEWS Will Invoke the Referen­ Subscription $3.00 per year payable la ad­ dum. vance; single coplea three cents. Advertising rates based upon circulation and very reasonable. Portland will have daylight saving NEWSPAPER HISTORY The Rockland Gazette was established In time, in accordance with the vote 1840 In 1874 the Courier was established of its citizens at the last municipal and consolidated with the Gazette In 1882. The Free Press was established in 1855, and election. In 1891 changed Its name to the Tribune. These papers consolidated March 17, 1897. “An order will be introduced at the next meeting of the City Council, .«. .«■ ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• proclaiming daylight saving time, There can be rij harvest The Right Back­ beginning Tuesday, April' 28.” unless we plant the seed ••• Candor Is the brightest gem of ••• The above statement was made by ••• criticism.—Disraeli ••• Councilman Philip J. Deering at P. ground for Auto ••• How to save ge .«. .«. .*• .*. .«. .«. ••• -•> ge mass meeting Tuesday afternoon of more than 100 Portland citizens at Ownership the Falmouth Hotel. The man or woman who wants PEOPLE'S VERDICT to save and to make those savings If you can’t afford insurance Robert Braun explained that the movement had originally started for oarn more money and thus bring you surely can’t afford a car • • • • Will Be Invoked On At the pi/rpose o( obtaining daylight i n a continuous income, can: saving for^his year only. "As the’ To saorllice Insurance for any question of invoking the referendum accessory is foolhardy ! Least Four Measures In —save by getting higher wages, began to he discussed it became evi­ • * • • September. —save by cutting expenses. 'To turn a wheel without ample dent,” he said, "that there was such a degree of interest in Portland and —or save by both methods. insurance protection is to court The voters of Maine will lie rt>- lisas ter ! elsewhere that there was a strong Here is the practical thing to quiied to express their verdict upon ixjssibllity of the Anti-Daylight Sav­ do: First determine that you will at least four measures at the Sep­ ing measure passed by the Legisla­ save and then cut and watch ex­ Cover That New Car Now ture being rejected by the voters." tember election of the present year. penses so that you can save. A letter from Dr. J- S. Jamison with a hinder by phone until we Amendments to the Constitution You will find your wages in­ can issue you a policy. have been submitted proposing a urged daylight saving as a health creasing automatically because the $3,006,000 bond Issue for the,, con­ measure. It was announced at the meeting man or woman who is amart struction of the Bath bridge and a The “American Companies that 3,000 petitions for a referendum enough to save is smart enough to $6,000,000 bond issue for State high­ upon daylight saving would be cir­ earn more, AND DOES Only” Agency ways and bridges. At the request of culated through the entire State. Gov. Brewster in the closing hours This safe institution protects Many of those present were so deep­ of the Legislature a referendum was savings and uses them so wisely ly interested that they went from E. C. MORAN & CO. placed upon the act Incorporating Ships “Megunticcok" and “Joseph Jones,” the First Ships Built in the Town of Camden, About the Year 1840: With the Brig “Perfect.” Built In Mass* that our members get exception­ the meeting bearing petitions in their GENERAL AGENTS Dexter l‘. Cooper to develop tide ally high earnings or dividends. hands and obtaining signatures on achusotts and Owned In Camden. From a Contemporary Oil Painting Now In the Possession of Job H. Montgomery of Camden. 425 Main Street - - Rockland, Me. power in I’assamaquoddy Kay. The Initiated primary repeal bill the way to their homes. _ The following petition to the City * ROCKLAND will go to the voters without any sub­ Council was adopted prior to the and tariffs revolutionized trade and skill anil imagination worthy of the stitute hill, the Legislature hav ing de­ THE ROMANCE OF SHIPS LOAN & BUILDING statement of Councilman Deering traffic. real artist. clined to submit the so-called An- that the City Council would take! It would lie interesting to follow The brig shown in the picture Is thoin-Oakes Bill. The act iniliated iu detail, the story of those ships. not uninteresting. It was a Massa­ ASSOCIATION primary bill Kills for the submission immediate action: "The undersigned citizens of Port­ A Subject That Never Grows Wearisome—Here Are Two Their 'commanders were, men of chusetts vessel, named “Perfect." 45-tt NEW • to the people of an act which re­ land do hereby respectfully request character, j*ble to judge winds and It was purchased and brought to peals the present direct primary laws Built In Camden More Than Eighty Years Ago. and petition that you proclaim day­ tiileR, shores and hurricanes, and to Camden, and fitted out to take a and provides for a return to the con­ light saving this year for the same deal with notable persons, and for­ number of adventurous men around vention system of nominations. The BATTERY period as 1924, and as voted at the eigners. Their crews were picked Cape Horn to San Francisco about substitute measure which the Legis­ The mere mentioning of “Ships" The one in the foreground was men, front energetic and adventur­ 1850, when the gold fever was so al­ lature declined to submit called for a last city election. IS YOUR CAR “While we are aware of the pas­ has life and action in the very sound named. "Megunticook," after Cam­ ous young people. To lie a sailor luring. The voyage was made suc­ modified convention system of nomi­ sage by the State Legislature of the den's highest mountain, a very dis­ witli them, on sucli a ship, was cessfully- From the appearance of nations, with an appeal to the pri­ ot the word. Recent articles in The $14.50 so-called Harriman Anti-Daylight tinguishing name. It was the first enough to beguile the ambition of port-holes, she was prepared to re­ mary under certain circumstances. Courier-Gazette treating of this sh:i> built in Camden. The yard In any venturesome youth. sist every attack.. It was necessary In Exchange For Your Old other me.isures may be submitted Saving bill it is our intention to in­ READY FOR voke the referendum on the meas­ topic interested everybody as much, which it was built is the present ' Thev sailed to many countries, then. The brig became a relic on Battery to the voters in September in case a ure. The bill therefore cannot be­ or more, than the biography of a Postofticc lot, and land about the withstood tiie storms and calms, and the Pacific. Her crew and passenger referendum is asked for hy 10,000 come law until the referendum has notable person could have done. present Ayer's fish market lot. Bay i rested, at last, with the great things list was made up from the towns of voters within 90 days from the ad­ Probably, more. The features of the View street did not then exist. The forgotten in the changing ways of Camden, Hope. Lincolnville and SUMMER? Dodge Battery $24.50 journment of the Legislature. The been held. "Having all confidence in the fair­ ship Frederick Billings were sought shipyard covered that region. commerce, which does not preserve Searsmont. Some of them became only acts of the Legislature upon ness of the voters of this state that out of her past more ardently than The ship on the wind at the left, relics. strong men about San Francisco. which referendums have already those of her builders, and will live sailing away, was the "Joseph There is no one now to relate the Few returned Their record also How About Your sea View been threatened are the act dividing when the referendum is held the bill will not be sustained and that the longer in the memories of more Jones," named for an old resident of history of these ships. The paint­ would be interesting history. the town of Jonesport and creating citizens of Portland will (be per­ people. Camden, probably the second one ing of them is hy a local artist of There is a sentiment about ships. Ignition? BATTERY SERVICE the town of Beals, the act levying mitted to enjoy the same measure of The accompanying picture of three built in the town. their day. a Mr. McFarland, or Mc- They seem a part of reality. They a three-cent- gasoline tax, and the Tel. 837-W 689 Main Street self-government as they have in the notable sea-going vessels repre­ The two ships were advance types ' Farlaine. it has withstood the ne­ traversed the vast seas. The fierce act making daylight saving illegal. sents Maine's earliest enterprise in of sea-going . vessels of that early glect of time, having lieen rescued winds propelled them. Nature in IsItO.K.? ROCKLAND, ME. past.” SS-tf The Anti-Daylight Saving Act the shipbuilding line. The two time, fast sailers and strong, the more than 35 years ago from the willing but wilfull action was mo­ tor to them. They led to discoveries, Remember—we sell the passed by the last Legislature would ships in the picture were built in forerunners of the American Clipper relic heap by the writer. The artist Camden probably liefore 1840. They Ships, that carried in their day the bearing the adventurous in safety not become a law until July 11, and has none to tell his story. This may commerce and travel of the world. to destinations remote and unknown. is suspended until an election can be were real square rigged ships for he the only piece of hLs work re­ They rivaled everything, until steam J. H. M. John M. Gamage held, if a sufficient number of signa­ sea-going, foreign or domestic. maining. It is done in oil und shows tures can be secured prior to July 11. The earliest date for calling EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY BOOMING MAINE KILLED BY AUTO TEN MORE CASES & Sons, Inc. such an election would be Sept. 14. To Take Part In Literary Institute At Bowdoin College. Loyal Residents of Pine Tree Miss Irma Sicotte, Formerly Turned Into Custom House Famous for its power and depend­ MARINE RAILWAYS MacMlLLAN’S PLANS able service. The Longfellow-Hawthorne cen­ State Publish Big Ad. In of Rockland, Victim of Strong Room By Vigilant Agents for— Famous Explorer To Leave tennial committee of Bowdoin College Florida Paper. Burnt Island Station. While most batteries have ad­ MARINE ENGINES Accident In Washington, vanced in price PHILCO remains Wiscasset June 27—Big has announced that Edna St. Vincent the same. Millay is to take part in the literary Maine men who have been winter­ D. C. The recent rum-running exploit in Boat Brokers Undertaking. ing in St. Petersburg, Fla., and who Penobscot Bay had its sequel yes­ institute to he held in May. Miss “believe in the past, present and Ford ... .. $14.50 Boat Building Miss Irma S. M. Cicolte formerly terday, when Chief Boatswain’s Mato Under a final program approved Millay is a Maine woman wno has future of the grand old Pine Tree wicfictd a Rockland girl, was almost Instant­ A. R Tabbutt, commanding officer of Dodge . . .. 22.50 and Repairing Tuesday the forthcoming MacMillan won an international reputation as a State, Maine," recently provided at Arctic expedition will undertake the poet in a remarkably short time. She their own expense the large adver­ ly killed in Washington. I). C. Sun­ the Burnt Island Coast Guard Sta­ Telephone 702-W exploration of several millions of was born In Rockland in 1892 She tisement whirh appeared in the St. day night by an automobile, and her tion. brought to this port 10 cases of 36-tf Tuiishfofl/our square miles of letritory believed to is a graduate of Vassar College and Petersburg Independent. The ma­ mother, Mrs. A. M. Cicotte Is at Belgian alcohol which his crew had F. W. FARREL CO. terial contained therein follows: have been hitherto unknown to civil­ is married to E. J. iBoissevain. At present in the Emergency Hospital found in the vicinity of Port Clyde, 643 MAIN ST. TEL. 661 IfttchcnTwor ization. a very early age she wrote a re­ in Washington. some ashore and some afloat. In addition to the vast terrain be­ markable poem called "Renascence" Maine Invites you. Presumably the liquor belonged to ROCKLAND, ME. Lowe Brothers Hard Drying Mi's. William Pritchard (formerly FOR REST Floor Paint is made to with­ tween Alaska and the North Pole, which attracted the attention of the Maine welcomes you. Madelyn Colson) who was a close the consignment thrown overboard a stand the hard wear that the expedition, with navy planes, critics. In 1922 she was awardel Maine appreciates you. friend of Miss Cicotte, in this city few days ago from a rum running kitchen floors receive. It does will cover the central portions of the Pulitzer prize for tiie best verse The Summer Vacation Land of and In Boston, sends the following sloop which was being hotly pursued AND COMFORT not scar or mar. It is easy to Ellsmere Island, Grantland, the of that year, and in the next year America Invites You to Spend newspaper clipping concerning the by the Coast Guardsmen. nsist on Having keep bright and new. It dries “Great Greenland ice eap,” the en­ she published her best volume of the Summer Within Her tragedy: This chase, by the way, had Its be­ hard and stays hard. tire interior of Baffin Island and lyrics and sonnets, “The Harp- Borders “Arthur Cicotte of No. 28 Westland ginning within the jurisdiction of the northern Labrador. weaver." She has also written sev­ 2640 lakes and ponds, teeming avenue, Boston, was notified by the Burnt Island station. Mr Tabbutt's START Commander Donald B- MacMillan, eral dramas in verse. with salmon, trout, bass and many police early today that his daughter, men can tell a rum-runner as far off head of the expedition, announced a Her work ns a whole shows a rare other gurney fish of the finny tribe. Irma. 29 years old, was killed and as they can see or hear It, and on this base would be established at Etah. intermingling of serious feeling and 3300 miles of rocky coast line his wife, Anna, 65 years old, was particular night their sense of hear­ about 700 miles from the Pole, from gay mockery. She looks at life as a and wonderful bathing beaches. seriously injured when they were ing was not at fault. Mr. Tabbutt SAVING NOW HARD DRYING whiefl flights would radiate over the game, but a game that needs to lie 10,000,000 acres of primeval for­ hit .by an automobile while crossing started Immediately In pursuit, at immense lielS selected for explora­ played with a fertain mystic fervour. est alwunding with all kinds of the same time telephoning to Capt. FLOOR PAINT a street in Washington, D C. No When you begin to earn Beds tion. She employs precise and pungent im­ game. details of how the accident hap­ Dunn of the Whitehead station to bo You will be pleased to know It is proposed to leave Wiscasset, ages, and yet her verse has constant­ 5000 rivers and streams alive pened were available. on the watch. He planned his cani- You should begin to save. Maine, about June 27, proceed to j ly the old singing quality that at­ with gamey fish. jtxlgn so us to drive the fugitive craft Springs, Mattresses how quickly and cheaply you ■i.Mik. Cicotte was rushed to a can do over your kitchen floor Sydney, N. 8., where fuel will lie . tracts the general reader During Splendid roads for motoring. hospital where she is reported on Into the Whitehead crew's net. and AT YOUR DEALERS with this practical finish. taken aboard for the voyage and then , the past year or so Miss Millay lias Unexcelled golf courses. the danger list. Mr. Cicotte and his being hopelessly astern himself, ROCKLAND Stop in any time or call us continue to Labrador- The cross- , been hailed by English reviewers as Tenuis, yachting, canoeing, rid­ younger daughter, Willa, left for proceeded to |>atrol between Southern one of the outstanding poets of the ing. hiking, Ivi thing, fishing, and Island and Metlnlc against the con­ on the phone. ing to South Greenland will be made ! Washington. SAVINGS BANK from the 55th latitude. present time. Several of her pieces all kinds of outdoor sports. “Irma Cicotte was employed by tingency that the sloop might turn DRESSED CALVES With Julianehaati as a base, stud- ■ deal with the coasts and countrysides Breathe the fragrance of the the Christian Science Publishing back that way. 429 MAIN ST, ROCKLAND H. H. CRIE & CO. ies will be undertaken of Norse set- I of Maine, und in one of her poems pine and spruce laden woods Company. She and her mother left Mr. Tabbutt, ls maintaining a tlements made In Greenland 1500 she expresses a sharp yearning for where hay fever is unknown. Boston Friday for a visit to Wash­ double watch at his station and the A strictly mutual savings LIVE AND DRESSED ROCKLAND, ME. years ago. the sea-scenes that she was familiar Whether you wish to rest or ington" government will he given no occasion “I believe the practical way. ot' ' with in childhood. recreate, come to Maine, where a to complain of his vigilance. bank erasing these ‘unknown arears,’ from , It was also announced by the com­ cordial welcome awaits you. The liquor brought to this port yes­ POULTRY the maps." declared Commander mittee that France would lie repre­ Hotels unsuriHutsed, community ABOUT “OLD GRADS" terday was turned over to the cus­ MacMillan, “is by the use of the new ’ sented at the Institute by Professor camps unequalled, comfortable toms officials. DEPOSITS cottages, cosy log cabins, and tent­ EGGS, APPLES, ETC - type of amphibian naval planes.” j Edmond Esteve, professor of litera­ Miss Edna Lamson Gladly Rumor says that some of the floa*- Made during the first four From Julianehaab, the expedition | ture at the University of Nancy and ing sites available for all at reas­ ing booze was salvaged by other than H will proceed north to Godthaab, exchange professor at Harvard. onable rales. Aids Rockland High— Coast Guardsmen, and that Vinal­ days of the month will There is a place In Maine for where there is reported a large group Professor Esteve will lecture in Miss Wentworth’s Honors. haven has been having a little cele­ draw interest from the first PROMPT RETURNS of Norse ruins. The explorers hope French, taking the subject "Longfel­ the man of moderate means' as bration of its own this week. THom- & CO. I to prove a connection between the low in France” His lecture will well as the millionaire. aston mustn't think it has a copy­ CHAS. P. DOW & CD. ‘1 am particularly interested in day of that month. builders of these and the Norsemen come on May 14. For further information, illus­ right on oases. trated booklets, road mails and Rockland’s new High School build- /Member who visited America 300 years be­ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT other literature, address ing," writes Miss Edna E. Lamson, T. H. WHEELERCO. Consolidated Stock Exchange fore Columbus. “CALL OF THE WILD” BEN TURPIN RETIRES State of Maine Publicity Bureau, dean of Spellman College, Atlanta, of Aew York Of particular interest to scientists Ga., “inasmuch as we are at the Commander MacMillan said, was the I The resignation is announced of 200 Longfellow Square Pen Turpin, motion picture comedi­ present time building a new science A RELIABLE Oscar A. Shepard, who has been for Portland, Maine an. has announced that he has de­ STOCKS and BONDS plan for exploring the “Ice Cap" hall which contains six science labo­ the past 18 months publicity rep­ cided to quit the screen. His retire­ covering 500 square miles and re ' ratories with three lecture rooms, a Publishers of the resentative of the Maine Central ment was made imperative, he ex­ ported to rise 10,000 feet. Neither room fitted for general science, a COMMISSION HOUSE Railroad and editor of the railroad THE AR3ORETUM BUDGET plained. by the serious illness of hie WEEKLY FIAIA/MCIAL DIGEST that territory nor Baffin I«md. dis­ reading room, a room for stereoptl- magazine lie will soon re-enter wife, who recently suffered two which is sent free to covered 425 years ago, have ever con lectures and other class rooms. newspaper work, having accepted a N. W. Lermond, director or Knox strokes of apoplexy. According to his 93-101 Clinton St. been penetrated. Eskimos have de­ 1 just wish 1 could be in Rockland ■ investors upon request | position in an editorial capacity with Arboretum, acknowledges the fol­ friends. Turpin Is doing his own clared there are thousands of large and enjoy with you the raising of I 10 STATE STREET BOSTON I lakes in the interior, filled with seais the Consolidated Newspapers of New lowing contributions toward the housework to bo near his .sick wife, BOSTON needed budget of $1000 for upkeep the money for the new building.” who cannot stand his absence and which entered them from the sea, England, now publishing four dailies Miss Lamson sends interesting in­ and five weeklies in Central and and development: becomes irritated at the servants. and used as breeding grounds for formation concerning Mary Melvina 100-tf-Th Western Massachusetts. Mr. Shep­ Previously reported ...... $161 many species of water fowl. Among Wentworth, another graduate o>f the latter are expected to be found ard was for several years city editor J. A. Creighton & Co., Thomas­ YOUR FAVORITE POEM ton ...... 25 Rockland High whose present ad­ hitherto unknown nesting places of of the Lewiston Journal und prior to dress is 9 Chauncey place, Cam­ the blue goose. that was_ connected with the editorial J. W. Walter Strout, Thomaston 5 If I had to live my life again I would F. H. Jordan, Thomaston ...... 5 bridge, Mass. .She has her A. B- de­ The expedition plans to return staff of the Bangor News. gree from IMt- Holyoke und her M. have made a rule to read some poetry and south along the shore of Ellsmere- Dr. H. V. Tweedie. Kockland .. 5 listen to some music at least once a week. T. F. Keating, Rockland ...... 5 A. from the University of Califor­ The loss of these tastes is a loss of h&ppl* YOU’LIi be delighted with land and then around the northern nia. In June, 1924, she received her ness.—Charles Darwin. SIMON K. HART rim of Baffin. a dinner eaten here SHEET MUSIC 15c Total •...... $206 l‘h. I), in psychology from Harvard. : : Manufacturer of : : HOME Food of proven purity served CENTURY CERTIFIED EDITION At the present time she is engaged as lecturer in the Department of I want to have a little house in the style that will pleasi The Famous Sheet Music you see adver­ Three Crow pure Paprika.—adv. With sunlight on the Poor, Cemetery Work tised in all the loading magazines. Education at Harvard University. A chimney with a rosy hearth, you. Appetizing salads and KEEP KLEEN KUFFS Over 220 selections—send for Miss Lamson wonders if the class And lilacs by the door. desserts that will cause you : : And Dealer in : : For Men and Women catalogue. of 1901 has another Ph. D.. and how MAINE MUSIC CO., Rockland, Me. With windows looking east and west to talk about us. The Best Reports many other Rockland High School And a crooked apple tree. .*S Native & Scotch Granite graduates have attained what Miss And room beside the garden fence OF THE Get acquainted with aur Wentworth has. For hollyhocks to be. Marble Shelves, Etc. The Courier-Gazette will be glad "Bill O’Fara” Oh. all my life I’ve wondered round. The Legion Canteen to publish such information. But the heart Is quick at knowing Telephone 911-M BASEBALL GAMES Its own roof and its own bush ROCKLAND, MAINE 16 Limeroek St., Next to Postoffice Manufactured by Movie Fan: Don’t you enjoy those And its pwn boughs Lowing BOB WEBSTER, Prop. IN THE , UTILITY SLEEVE CO. Rockland slow motion pictures? And when I And that little house Newbert’s Cafeteria Cor. Brick and Pleasant Sts. Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Candy, Fine Sodas and Grower: No they remind me too At noon or dusk or dawn— BOSTON GLOBE I’ll walk right in and light the lira Reekland’a Finaat Eating Place Alt Sizes On Sale At Arguments much of my credit customers.—The And put the kettle on I I J. F. GREGORY 8ONS COMPANY 43-48 Progressive Grocer. —iNancy Byrd Tutmt, Page Two Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 16, 1925. Every-Other-Day ■' ' ■ The Courier-Gazette SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS THREE TIMES A WEEK CIRCULATION AFFIDAVIT Rockland. Maine. April 16. 1925. Minimum Prison Sentence Meted Out To Philip Howard Personally appeared Frank S Lyddie who on oath declares that he is pressman ln the In Forgery Case—Divorces and Other Matters. office of The Courier-Gaaette, and that of tho the issue of this paper of April 11. 1925, JOIN THE OIL STOVE CLUB there was printed a total of 6.555 copies. Before me. FRANK n MILLER. Philip Howard was arraigned eight years. Mr. Davis charges that Notary Public. Tuesday afternoon on two indict­ his wfife was rbntinualiy nagging him and that she wanted him to give Serve the ixiril with gladness: ments alleging the forgery of Lucy C. eotne before his presence with sing­ her the house in which they lived— Farnsworth's name to twu notes, one ing. Fpr the Lord is good: liis mer­ a house which had been bequeathed PAY $4 00 THE BALANCE ” W!EKLY PAMTS ONE DOLLAR cy is everlasting: and his truth en- [ of which was discounted by the Se­ to him liy his mother, subject to the durfcth to all generations.—rsalm curity Trust Co. and the other bj support of a feeble-minded in-other. Here is our Club Offer: Fifty can join. You select the Oil Stove you 100:2, 5. the Georges National Bank of Thom­ Mrs. Davis injected into the trial need. It is delivered at once. Your payments are $1.00 weekly. No the name of a woman who was aston. interest. You pay only the regular cash price. Every stove guaranteed It developed that restitution had charged with being co-respondent, ONLY down PORTLAND AND DAYLIGHT been made in the case of the Rock­ and presented evidence show that I land institution, and this indictment Mr. Davis was in her company two Portland is quite within its rights evenings Smalley for libellant; was filed. Frank A Tirrell. Jr., act­ FLORENCE FLORENCE in asking for a referendum in the ing for Mr. Howard, filed a demurrer Pike for libellee. matter of daylight saving, but we of .to the second indictment and this Forrest Dearliorn of Camden AUTOMATIC these eastern regions, who for long was over-ruled~b$- Associate Justice sought divorce from his wife. Emma RANGE Dearborn of Newton. Mass, on the years have had our hopes set upon a Sturgis. Exceptions were filed and OIL RANGE allowed, and the case goes to Law charge of cruelty. Mrs. Dearborn With built-in oven this bridge over the Kennebec River, Ready to receive Visitors— Court, which meets in June. contested on the ground that there The two burners shown and now see those hopes on the eve Justice Sturgis imposed a sentence of had heeft another girl. The Court at the right is only is equal to a gas range. I took Dearborn to task for taking of realization, trust that our friends Suits received SINCE not less than two nor more than three Burns kerosene. Finished years in Thomaston State Prison, but young girls on joy rides in his mo­ $15.90 of the metropolis city, in their zeal tor car. and inviting them to his for daylight saving, will have in Easter the execution of this sentence is in white enamel. A beau­ stayed pending the decision of the house. Dwlnal for libellant; Bird The three burner shown irgei- for libellee. at the left is only tiful and economicaU Law Court. Bail was reduced to • • • • such overwhelminglelmin importance to us 12000. and was given by Mrs. Corinne stove— If you didn’t purchase your Edwards and George W. Bachelder. The divorce list for tiie April term 1 $21.30 of the east. There- is certainty, we presents a rather abbreviated ap­ believe, that as public sentiment in The note which was discounted by Spring suit for Easter—then the Georges National Bank was mode pearance when compared with the Mantles are extra $72.00 all parts of the State now stands April 28, 1924, and presented to the 22 divorces of the January term. be sure that it wasn't in Rock- But nine decrees were granted. The registered, the September referen­ I Thomaston bank May 8 of the same dum will set its approval upon the year. The amount was $425- list follows: land before Easter. • • • • Mary E P. Wilson of Rockland bridge measure If to the same from Fred 11. Wilson of Rockland, Not less than 14 months and not married at Rockland. May 4. 1922: referendum daylight saving is now- more than three years in State ODORLESS— ECONOMY— t cause of divorce, cruel and abusive added, is it not possible that the Prison, was the sentence meted out This oil stove is as easy to operate BUkPEE On Sunday, April 12th, this treatment. Howard and Ingraham ao The new oil staves burn ordinary- same public sentiment which in the to Eugene Larrabee and Allen Web­ a gas range. Keep the burners clean for libellant. i Fli’RNI'IWE CO. kerosene. A gallon costing $18c will legislature supported the brid^ bill stock looked as though a storm ster. who pleaded guilty to breaking and there will be no odor. !?<)< hl \N1J — r-1 AIM operate a three-burner stove 10 hours. into George A. Wardwell's store on Lena T. Ludwig of Rockland from but emphatically rejected daylight had struck it. I'nion street. Hurry D Ludwig of Rockland, mar­ saving will, in rallying to oppose the ■ A. C. Brecque was sentenced to ried at Rockland April 9. 1913; cause latter measure, put the bridge pro­ pay a fine of 8100 and costs and ! of divorce, extreme cruelty. Miller for libellant. ject in grave peril? We confess that By noon, Monday the 13th— serve 30 days in the county jail for driving an automobile under the in­ Abraham Levy of Rockland from to us of the eastern section the mat­ fluence of intoxicating liquor. Frank Rose Levy of Roxbury. Mass., mar­ the sun came out again and we ried at Rockland. July 11. 1922: cause QUARRY AND KILN her includes shipments ot Jacobs and ter presents a serious appearance Drago, convicted of illegal posses­ No. 1. We also, many of us, want daylight sion of intoxicating liquor, was of divorce, cruel and abusive treat­ unpacked a complete new stock ment- G. B. Butler for libellant. A new sign decorates the mill en­ saving, but the bridge is vastly more fined $400 and costs and a two Interesting Bundle of Bul- trance, to tell the wayfarer that h? months' jail sentence. Alice Ames Frank M. Tibbetts of Rockland important, not only to us but to so thaL the men who came from Mildred S. Tibbetts of Rockland, has arrived at the "Hydrate Mills.' was ordered to pay a fine of $200 letinettes Gleaned Around It was painted by Ed. Eaton just be­ every interest in Maine as well. If married at Rockland. May 8. 1911; after Easter wouldn't feel as and costs, and serve two months in fore his departure for the snow yard, Portland is to insist upon her refer­ Jail for maintaining a common nui­ 1 cause of divorce, cruel and abusive the Plant. treatment. Otis for libellant. where he has resumed his former job UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT endum. will she not see that it is set though they had come “After sance. In the two noq-suppor.l cases, Ernest Cayton was, given a Ethel M. Vose of Warren from Rockport North End Cooper Shop for some other dwy than that on Maurice W. Vose of Waldoboro, mar­ suspended sentence of eight months The operating schedule is now 1200 Cj It is the purpose of this announcement to ac­ which the bridge is to be voted the Ball.” ried at Waldoboro January 17. 1916: The Enterprise kiln is being re­ in jail and put on probation for one barrels per day, on Nova Scotia cause of divorce, cruel and abusive paired. Upon ? > I year, while Frederick J. Lennox re­ Schooner E. T. Hamor. Capt. F. M. staves. quaint the public with the fact that Walter T. ceived a suspended sentence of $300 treatment. Custody of Leroy E, Violet M„ Garland W„ June K. and Seavey, discharged a cargo of kiln Five cars containing 50.000 pairs of Duncan and Clayton E. Gilley have acquired the NEW! FRESH! and costs. heads from the South have been re­ JUST MAINE FOLKS ' • • • • Bernard I.. Vose. minor children, wood last week. ^liddi-diade Blue Serge Suits. granted to libellant Libellee or­ Two men have been added to the cently received. stock and good will of the Larrabee & Dodge The book. "Just Maine Folks.” The case against George C. Large, jobbing crew—Leroy Wescott from Monday was free smoke day alleging embezzlement, was nol dered to pay five dollars a week to Market. It is their purpose to continue the busi­ lately issueil by the Maine Writers Spring Models, $39.50. assist in maintenance of children. Camden and Albert I’erry. around the shop. Fen Bisbee distri­ Research Club, is a handsome little prossed Mr. Large is.now’ a resi­ Forrest Spear, who has been at­ buting the smokes in celebration of dent of New York State, which de ' Thompson' for libellant. ness on the old scale of high grade marketing. volume (Lewiston Journal Publish­ Goodimate Blue Serge Suits Nina E. Greeley of Rockland from tending the Canton, N. Y.. agricul­ his marriage, which occurred last dined to grant extradition. Saturday evening. ing Co.) and a credit to those con­ • • • • Frank R. Greeley of Lynn. Mass., tural college for the past two years, They will welcome all the Larrabee & Dodge pat­ nected in any way with its produc­ with extra trousers, $39.50. married at Rockland. Nov. 9, 1921. is working with Adin I’avson on the Since resuming the summer sched­ tion The hook contains half a hun­ George Miller and Matti Joki. jobbing team. ule 1200 barrels daily, the following rons and will be glad to serve all new customers charged with single sale, pleaded cause of divorce, non-support- Cus­ dred articles, most of them bio­ tody of Cynthia Mae Greeley, minor Three kilns are in operation—Nos- additions have been made to the graphical in nature. For example, “nolo.” Each was fined $100 and 7 and 9 pets and the O. I’, kiln—with crow: Herbert Fales. Alvin Richards, and friends. costs and sentenced to two months child, granted to libellant. Libellco Gov, Baxter contributes the leading ordered to pay two dollars a week for the following crews: No. 7. Bert Guy Harraden. Elmer Larrabee. Bon chapter, an appreciation of his dis­ In jail, but sentence was suspended, Lowell, Harry lame, Herbert Poland: Bisbee, Fred Walsh. Erwin (Casey) and the respondents were placed in support of minor child. Pike for WALTER T. DUNCAN tinguished father, the late James libellant. No. 9. Orrin Wellman, Percy Grant, Junes. The resumption df work af­ charge of the probation officer. ter their period of rest caused daily Phlnney Baxter. That is followed by • • • • Blanche S. -Robbins of Cantde.t Basil (Roosh) Turner; O. P. kiln, an article on James G. Blaine by Gregory’s Charles Brann, Arbor Abbott, Everett trips to be made to the dispensary CLAYTON E. GILLEY. The cases against Harvey Cline. t from Byron E. Robbins of Camden, his daughter. Harriet Blaine Beale. married at Camden, April 3, 1922.. Hendricks, Alvenug Cross by Casey and Fred on account ot There are tributes, intimate, chatty, Roland Gilchrest, Ellen McGraw and March 26 marked the close of a one lame arms. Alice Ames, charging unlawful as­ cause of divorce, adultery. Custody anecdotal, of Kate Douglas Wiggin, of Margaret E Robbins, minor child. year period without a lost time in­ Lime Rock Railroad Robert E. Pearv, John D. Long. sembly. were nol prossed. jury for the Rockport plant. Th.? • « • • granted to libellant. Libellee ordered/' No. 2 engine has been in the shop •JrJrJrJrJNrJrJ rJ pi N N i Ji Sarah Orne Jewett. Hiram Maxim. accomplishment of this result is nil RELIGION—THEOLOGY to pay seven dollars a week for sup- for repainting and dolling up. Artemas Ward. Elijah I’. Jovejoy. Elizabeth Lunt, charged with excellent demonstration of what can ' port of said child. Montgomery for William Creighton is working on Nelson Dingley, Com. ITeble, Henry drunkenness, was found guilty and be done when safety work is hitting I libellant the section this summer, to recover Wordsworth Longfellow-. Mmc.! Correspondent Has Great sentenced to 90 days in jail, but on all cylinders and denotes a per­ Leslie C. Deane of Rockport from from an illness which necessitated Nordica. Jacob Abbot, Eben I).] sentence was suspended and she was sonal care ou the part of all con­ Annie B. Deane of Rockport, married his giving up train work for awhile, Jordan and other sons and daughters! Faith In the Church of the placed in charge of the probation cerned, which, to say the ^east. la | at Rockport. Feb. 1. 1912: cause ot lie has been ill the repair shop dur­ of Maine known the world over, as j officer. . commendable. It is an exeeption- LINSCOTT’S Future. . divorce, desertion Miller for libel­ ing tfte winter. well as some no less worthy, though | ably fine record. lant. As soon as weather conditions of lesser fame. There are many il­ Randall Jones of Thomaston was Editor of The Courier-Gazette: — Dorothy Mae Thomas of Rockland Gregory permit new 80 (tound steel rails wiil SOUTH END MARKET lustrations- The committee in tried on an indictment charging il­ from Howard A. Thomas of Rock­ I be laid from the Bird curve to a point charge. Anna Ladd Dingley, Emma To me the most interesting ques­ legal trasnportation, and was ac­ No. 1 kiln is out for repairs. land, married at Rockland. August 13, west of Camden street. When this TELEPHONE 856 Bailey Whitney and Theda Carey tion I have seen discussed ln your quitted. The Jury was out nearly After an absence of several weeks, 1921; cause of divorce, adultery. CtW is done it is said that a new modern Dingley, has done its work in a way • paper is the one relating to the mer­ five hours. Tirrell for respondent. Bert Shadie has returned to the FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY • • • « tody of Howard A. Jr., and Dorothy H. electrical danger signal will be in­ to win the warm commendation of boiler room. its and demerits ol the church. Thomas, minor children, granted to stalled at the Camden street grade Maine people everywhere- A Deer­ Much time was taken yesterday Fire in the coal pocket developed FOR CASH ONLY I believe it is the most v ital, far- libellant Libellee nrfcred -to pa) crossing. ing high school girl. Miss Julia Fur- bi the trial of two contested divorce last Monday morning. A burned reaching problem that was ever agi­ cases, decree being denied in each live dollars a week for maintenance Foundation is being put in for tin ibush, won the prize offered for Jhe tated. and for one 1 rejoice to see the of children. Miller for libellant. stringer on the trestle was the only Instance. new Doherty garage to be erected at best cover design. intelligent, liberal-minded readers • * * * damage done. 1 5 lbs. Sugar (with other goods)...... $1.00 For the copy of the book that has e e e • • Foundation is being, prepared on the corner of Columbia avenue and take part in the discussion. From New County road The building come to The Courier-Gazette desk we John E. Davis of Warren sought Alan L. Bird, who lias been con­ the eastern side of track, opposite the Best All Round Flour...... :...... $1.20 time immemorial religion and the­ divorce from Josephine Davis o' fined to his h--me by illness, made will he 30 feet by 50 feet, and fitted are indebted to our valued Waldo­ ology have been the two great fac­ office, for the installation of ma Brbokfield Butter, pound...... 50c Warren on the ground of cruelty. his reappearance in court Tuesday, to do arty kind of repair work on any boro news correspondent, Mrs. tors that have dominated the world chinery for crushing lime. The libellant is employed in a War­ and yesterday was one of the at­ kind of a car. Country Butter, pound...... 50c Maude Clark Gay, either directly or indirectly. And Work begaai last week at the ren garage, and the libellee is a school torneys conducting the trial of a Quarries I sincerely believe these factors in the southern end of shed to prepare a Heavy Salt Pork, pound...... 22c teacher. The trouble dates back contested divorce case. MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS COMING future will be clothed with much ; foundation for better and additional Austin Huntley of Cobb 1 has gone Compound, pound ... .•...... 16c greater power than in the past. This floor space. Excavation is being to Clark Island where he has a po­ The Secretary of the Camden power will be applied, not to hold the movement, and I think the English "Have all the cows been milked?" made from track to the retaining sition to operate a hoister. Whole Ham, lb. ... 30c; Half Ham, lb. ... 35c "All but the American one.*^ Board of Trade has heard from the people in bondage, as in the past, but church opposes temperance to this wall for a concrete floor to extend The new set of screens for the big Telephone Peas, can ... I 5c; 12 cans . . . $1.60 excursion committee of the Appala­ to make them free. day When the God-inspired advo­ “What do you mean—the American from that end of the shed to a point crusher have arrived and operation at chian Mountain Club of Massachu­ ln the past religion has been re­ cates of emancipation first came to one?” near the boiler room. this section is expected to begin soon. Golden Bantam Corn, can. . 15c; 12 cans. .$1.50 setts. to tiie effect thut the members garded as the property of dogmatic Boston, they rapped on the doors of "The one that’s gone dry." 'Secondino Ferrero, more familiarly William Ring of hard rock 1 re­ Tomatoes, can...... 15c; 2 cans...... 25c of the club would come to Camden theology- According to the old idea the churches, asking for an opportu­ known as “Louie, the Baker,” went to turned to work last week after an May 30 and spend three days climb­ one could not “experience religion ’ nity to plead for an oppressed, down­ Boston last Saturday for an indefinite absence of several weeks with pneu­ 12 cans for ...... ’...... $1.40 ing Battle, Ragged, Megunticook and unless he accepted the doctrine of trodden race. The church doo's stay- Louie was one of the original monia. Large Can Apples, can ..12c; 12 cans . .$1.10 Bald mountains. Secretary John I’ salvation as taught by the church. were barred against them. Then in­ 100 men who came here in 1905 and Olin Payson, who received head in­ Leach wishes to go over the trails The modern doctrine teaches that re­ fidels opened their house, the Paine has been a constant and valuable jury several weeks aigo, made an at­ Excelsior Coffee...... 45c on these mountains before that date, ligion is innate, a part of human na­ Hail, and gave them a chance to TOP COATS employee of fhe company ever since tempt to resume work but had to that time. give it up after a week’s trial and White House Coffee ...... 49c to place Markers, etc., and desires ture. preach the gospel of Christ, which FOR SPRING help iin this work. Volunteers are re­ There is no doubt in my mind but gave Birth to Lincoln's immortal Hang-ups and oilier troubles inci­ wait until he fully recovers. quested to send their names to him, that the world's salvation must come emancipation proclamation. dent to kiln work slowed down pro­ Operation of hard rock 4 has sus­ All Other Goods At Same Low Price# as soon as possible. by the development of the religious When Elizabeth Cady Stanton and duction some last week, but the av­ pended and the crew transferred lo sentiment. The reformers who gave Susan B. Anthony preached the gos­ erage record per kiln for the week hard rock 3. which resumed opera­ Free Delivery in Rockland, Thomaston and South CHARLES E. BRACKLEY the world its intellectual and spirit­ pel of woman's rights, the church was was lfat8H. which is a good one. No. tion. Robert Adams is doing the Thomaston ual wealth were inspired by religion. their greatest opponent. Though the 8 had a high run of 1243)4. the next hoisting and Clarence Upham the Charles E. Brackley, 73. I: moulder Although religion is a mighty force great victories that gave the world highest being 'No. 5 with 1171*4. dumping employed in the foundry at the Hyde and has won great victories in bat­ its intellectual and spiritual weallit, The others were 10, 1114*4; 7. 109914: Fred Johnson is receiving hospital Windlass Co.. Bath, was found dead tling against Natan, yet it is in its in­ were won by inspired reformers out­ 8, 1056: 9, 1050; 4. 1036; 2, 1014- treatment for hernia, which he sus­ in bed. Monday morning at his fancy, and this explains why there is side of the church, yet the church The trimming crew as now estab­ tained while lifting a large rock to boarding place. 648 Washington so much ignorance, poverty, intem­ has done much for education and re­ lished for the season is: Albert Bor- get it in position for breaking. The street. Dr. Harry F. Morin, ntedi- perance and crime in the world. ligion. neman. George Freeman. Dennis Cro­ estimated disability is for 112 days, spleodid works in Entomology which When religion shall arrive in the There is a growing liberal element nin, Stephen Daniels, Charles Do­ of 16 weeks. He is a member of the cal examiner, pronounced death due vigor and glory of its manhood, ev­ among the church people and I have herty, Elmer Armstrong, Willard relief association, having put in his a to heart trouble. Mr. Brackley com­ erybody will be inspired and have an great faith in the church of the fu­ Wardwell, Frank Timpone. John application in January of this year. plained of not feeling we1.1 on Sun­ experimental knowledge of Chris'.. ture- The intellectuals in the church Flagg, Thomas Lothrop, Charles USED CARS” day. lie came to Bath from Rock- Then ignorance, poverty and sin will and out of it and the scientists are Seavey. Among the names of tiie TO BONE FISH lantj where he is survived by ij wife he banished advocating a modern religious doc­ crew will he observed thut of Frank und one daughter.—liatli Times Evidently religion is not the great trine based on the ethics of Jesus, Timpone who has recently returned To bone fish, work from the inside. essential in the church today. The­ and the teachings of science and rea­ from a two yeans' absence in Italy Flip the knife under the lib hones EARLY IN THE FIELD ology takes the front seat, religion son. and is again trimming lime after an near the head and slit down the en­ “GUARANTEED” u hack set. As long as a ministers This modern doctrine is endorsed eighteen-years' rest from that kind tire length of\he body cavity. Then Robert Hale of Portland will be Re theology is in harmony with the by the leading journals, magazines of work. cut down to the ridge of the back­ publican candidate for speaker of the church creed he can occupy the pul and universities throughout the coun­ Fur the week ending March 28 the bone, taking care not to cut througli Dodge Sedan...... $695.00 kilns kept up their high average pro­ the skin. Treat both sides of the Maine Rouse of Representatives in pit but when he outgrows its creed, try Soon it will become popular and In excellent condition 1927. .This announcement was made then he must be expelled. Accor-1 the church will embrace it. Then the duction, as the following figures will fish in the same manner. Disconnect by him Monday. He is serving his ing to my way of thinking, the test of intellectual and spiritual forces o' show: (No. 1. 102114: 2. 1041; : the backbone at the head and lift the Dodge Panel Body Truck ...... 725.00 second term. Mr. Hale is a Bowdbiu religious fellowship should not be the church will he increased tenfold, 109314; 6, 1200; 6, 1248: 7, 1230: bony framework out of the fish. Perfect condition. New paint. Overhauled thoroughly. graduate. Rhodes scholar, lawyer, son sectarian creeds, hut divine love, and and "the gates of Hell shall not pre­ total of 6.34(4 barrels, a weekly aver The lone is left in the tail to help of Judge Clarence Hale of Federal an inspiration to help others live tiie vail against it." C. A. Miller age per kiln of 1139 and a daily aver keep the shape- The head, which 1923 Dodge Touring...... 485.00 Court, nephew of United States Sen­ life of the higher mind. Union. age of 163. These figures speak for may be left on or removed according Very lowe mileage. Perfect condition ator Frederick Hale, nephew of the The modern "church does not ini­ themselves and show to those wh to preference, aids in keeping the 1920 Dodge Sedan...... 385.00 EGG SAUCE are acquainted with the pets a re­ stuffing in the fish.—The Delineator- late Senator Eugene Hale and fourth tiate reform movements, but supports Gocd condition of the family to serve in the Maine and works for them after they be­ markably high average for these kilns House. come popular. The church has al* No. 1. Mash the yolks of three For a period of six days' operation ways opposed reforms at the start. hard boiled eggs and mix with an during the same week No. 8 had WHITE SAUCE Others to choose from. Terms if desired 1111*4: 1017: 1». 1088*4; a total TO PREVENT BOW-LEGS When Jesus came into tiie world and' ounce (two tablespoons) of butter, j consecrated Ills life to the establish-' of 3217, tin average per kiln for six Melt two tablespoons of butler, add Bow-legs and knock-knees are ment of the kingdom of heaven on 'one tablespoon of cream or rich milk (I.i.ys of 1072 1 -3 and a daily average two tablespoons qf flour, and, when SNOW-HUDSON CO., INC. not caused by walking ul too early earth, the church opposed his teach­ and two tablespoons of lemon juice. per kiln of 173 2-3. these two ingredients are thoroughly No. 2. Make a good plain white blended, pour on gradually, stirring an age, but by malnutrition Tiie ings and crucified him. Galeleo was Hydrate Mills Department of Agriculture says that persecuted by the church for teach­ sauce and add to it the whites and Especially fine is the display of constantly, one cup of milk. Beat 710 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND TEL. 896 these deformities can bo prevented ing the science of astronomy, and yolks of two hard boiled eggs chop­ Spring Cloth Top Coats at their Warren McFadden is out with an this mixture until smooth ar.

- VINALHAVEN APPLETON Vinalhaven and Rockland Miss Margaret I.ibby arrived Sat­ Stephen Gushee anil aunt of Steamboat Co. COURIER-GAZETTE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE urday from Worcester, Mass., for the Camden were callers Friday on his grandmother. Mrs. Alvina Gushee. The direct route between Blaster recess. Child ROCKLAND. VINALHAVEN. NORTH HA­ IMrs. C. S. Roberts is spending a Will Simmons who has been quite sick with the grippe is improving ren VEN, STONINGTON AND SWAN’S few weeks at her old home in Ches­ ISLAND 8 1 JQ u JX His sister. Mrs. Chloe Mills (nurse) ter. WINTER ARRANGERS*? Mrs. FYank Jones and sor. Frederick of South Hope, is earing for him. Mrs. George Simmons is visiting (Subject to change without notice) are home from Belfast, where they IN EFFECT 5.30 A. M. WEDNESDAY, OCT. si>ent the winter months. her eister, (Mrs. Davis, in Searsmont, 6, 1924. ■ Miss Edythe Libby who has been also her mother who makes her Leaves Swan's Island dally except Sundayo >;iending thl vacation with h-r par­ home there. at 5.30 A M. for Stonington, North Haven, The Easter concert of the Com­ Vinalhaven and Rockland. ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Libby, re­ Returning leaves Rockland at 1.30 P. M. turned Monday to Boston to resume munity 'Baptist Sunday school has fur Vinalhaven, North Haven, Stonington and been postponed to Sunday evening, Swan’s Island. her studies. B. H. STINSON, Tile following students who have April 19 on account of the stormy General Agent. spent the vacation at their several weather and sickness among the Rockland, Maine, Oct. *C. 1924. homes have returned to Gorham Nor­ children. mal School: Cora Vinal. Helen Car- Joseph Ames, the popular road pa­ MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD Ion, Thelma Mullen. Virginia Black, trolman, attended a patrol confer­ MOTHER:- eFletclier’s Eastern Standard Time ence in Belfast Saturday. 1 Trains Leave Rockland son Lida Greenlaw and Margaret Roberts, Augusta. A57.00a. tn., 17,30 a in., fi lOp. nu‘ The Ladies of the G. A. R. held a Frank Kenney left Monday for Castoria is especially pre­ Bangor. A§7h0a. in., f7.30a.ni., ft,10p.m. | tacking bee at the G. A. R. rooms Keezer Falls to work for Cyr Broth­ Boston. A§700a. m . f7.30a. nt., fl.10p.tn. i ers, bridge contractors. pared to relieve Infants in Brunswick, A57.00 a.m., 17.30a.m.. tl.lOp.m., Friday afternoon anel at 5.30 o’clock a fo.30 p. tn. picnic supper was served to about 75 George Ames left on the Tuesday arms and Children all ages of Lewiston. A17 00 a. m., |7.30 a. in., 11.10 p. m. people, including members and guests. night boat for Boston where he will New York. tl.lOp. m. enter the Brookline Memorial Hos­ Constipation, Flatulency, Wind rortland. A57.UO a. in., t7.30 a. m., |1.10 p. in., The housekeepers were Miss E. F. 15.30 p. III. Roberts, Mis. L. A. Coombs, Mrs. Fred WALDOBORO pital for treatment. Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Waterville. Ai7.00 a.m., t7.30a.nr, tl.lOp.m. Calderwoi.d. Mis. Llewellyn Vinal. A Mrs. W. R. Patterson ami Miss Vera Pat­ Mr*. Chester Butler and Mr. and Woolwich, A 57.00a.m., t7.30u.ni., tl.10n.tn., Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach to.30 p. tn. ' , social evening followed the supper terson were in Rockland last week Mrs. Everett Storer o-f Union were Miss Elva Black lias returned to Gorham Sunday callere on Mr. and Mrs- Fred and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. t Daily,except Sunday. witli cards, music and dancing. to resume her studies at tie Normal School. A Passengers provide own ferriage Bath to Woid* Mrs. Lara Hardison entertained the Mrs Percy Slnanoiis has been called So Davidson. wich. Washington Club at her home Sat­ Canada by file serious Illness of her mothdr. Easter Sunday was fittingly ob­ I). C. DOUGLASS, M. I.. HARRIS, .Miss Ruth Thoma • of K< u.land bus been served by the Community church and To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of 8 2b 21 V. P. & Geu'l Mgr. Gen'i Passenger Agt, urday evening. Supper was served. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hen .an Naah the past Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it. Ills. E.’ L. Glidden was hostess to week. * Sunday school. Mr. Emerson, the pas- the No-Name Club Thursday even­ Miss Madeline Brown has returned to Ma­ t r, had a very appropriate sermon chias ind the Sunday ex?hool had special A HANDSHAKE ing. George Genthner was in Brunswick Friday. INFLUENZA MENACE NFLUENZA Mrs. John Mathieson was in Rock­ 'Mrs O. V Hassner ! re -.vering from her features, the teachers remembering land tho past week to meet her hus­ Illness. She lias been under the care of a their scholars with some token of [Fur Pie Courler-Gazettel I As a preventive melt and band on his return from a visit to trained nurse. the day. The concert, consisting of A sudden plash uf raindrops, Health Department Tells J. T. Gay. C. 11 Whitcomb. E. F Storer readings, recitations, exercises, song®, A cloud that hides the blue, inhale Vicks night and his pirents in Kilsyth, Seotlind. and Herman Kuhn were in Augusta last week. (©, 1926. Western Newspaper Union.) A tempered breath from the south of us, How To Guard Against morning. Apply up nos­ C. E. Young and Capt. Fred Green­ Miss Edith Benner has returned from a drills and a pantomime, which was to A grass blade pushing through • be given in the evening was postponed Vertical. law returned Saturday from Friend­ two weeks’ visiuwith her sister iu Worces­ A rul»in calling to its mate, Insidious Disease. trils before mingling with Horizontal. ter. Mass. one week on account of the illness of A swallow on tiie wing; 1—Fur-bearing; animal 1— Quiet ship with Mr. Young's new 26-foot crowds. If feverish, call Mrs. Selmer Wolstron and young son of same of the members of the school. Some folks may call it Nature, 7—According to the letter 2— Establishment (abbr.) motor bout, which was built in that Brooklyn are guests of her mother, Mrs. Id i But 1 just call it Spring. As there have been a few places, a doctor at once. 13— Irish and Scottish exclamation 3— Pursue 4—Kind of tea town. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and daugh­ some in this State and some outside, of lamentation 6— Preposition 6—Bird's home The (rehearsal of Vtnion. -hurch Edgar Hagerman has been a recent gu?st ter Lois spent the weekend in Thom­ The alder tassel in the swamp. in which there has been a rapid epi­ 14— Plant of the celery family 7— Gentlewoman 8—Preposition of Us parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Hager aston. Pie catkin hy the brook. choir was held Saturday night at tiie man The fresh turned loam, the barefoot lad demic spread of influenza, the State IB—Point of compass 9—Headdresses Mrs phloe MBler of South Hope is 17—Boy’s name 18—Grass 10— Short written composition home of Miss Muriel Chllles. The statement that young men are not as With line and baited hook, Department of Health wishes to 20—Like 21—Greek letter 11— Note of musical scale (j Capt. Edward Greenlaw left Sat­ strong' as in the past was proven a fallac. caring for her brother, W. O. Sim­ Emerging from their winter’s sleep broadcast this advisory and warning VICKS when a traveling man iu his twenties gave mons, who has been quite ill. New worlds arise and sing 22—Trunk 24—Assay 12— Cleaner of clothes urday for New York where he. has an exhibition of strength in one of the lo<- il The song soma folks call Nature, message. > VapoRub 26— Black bird 16—Fret 19—Conjunction employment for the summer. stores last week. Without visible effort Herman Simmons, who has been But I would call k Spring Influenza Is noted for the rapidity Ootr J 7 Million Jar9 Urod Yoartp 27— Acquaintance 21—Courage Arthur Ott and son Herbert of he bent a 40-penny nail double in his hands working in Knox for the past few with which the disease Is often 29—A bay horse 23—Rhode Island (abbr.) Rockport are at Crockett's River for Alex Thfbeaudeau was at home from Rack- months, is at home for a s-hort time. 'No clod but has its secret, 20—City near Babylon 26—Southern state (abbr.) port for file weekend. No stone but bolds a gem. spread, but rapidly extended though 31—Spats 28—Poltroon 29—Large wave the summer months. Miss Clara Webb and Miss Elta Boyd re­ No leaf but morning sees it it may be, we can rule out aerial 36—Very reverend (abbr.) 32— Mediterranean country Mis. Harold Johnson of Portland turned to Gorham this week after spending Bedecked with diadem. transmission. The extension of an 36—Ancient harp 33— Toward 34—Put out has l>een the guest of Mr. ami Mis. their vacation with Miss Webb's sister, Mrs APPLETON RIDGE When, when was any monarch influenza epidemic is never more rap­ 37—Hastened 38—Conclusion Frank Nadeau. Arrayed so like a king! 89—Heating apparatus W. Y. Fossett the past week. Forrest H. Bond is again at the Waldoboro Mrs. Clara Wentworth was a re­ Yet some folks call it Nature, id than is human transportation. It 40—To pillage 40—Wield 41—Fish eggs Llewellyn Thomas and Clinton Garage after spending the winter in Augusta cent guest at T. F. Wadsworth’s. While I just call it Spring. ls spread hy the contact of suscep­ 42— Indefinite article 46— Act of treating body by rubbing Teale recently returned from Sebago during the legislative session. Mr Boni 43— Tantalum (chem. sym.) 47— Devoid of contents Mr- and Mrs. Ernest Young and tible persons with those who may with Mr. Thomas' new 26-foot motor is receiving congratulations from his const I So sunshine, cloud and rainbow. 44— Middle-western state (abbr.) 49—Like 51—Appease tuents all over the county for his excellent children and Charles Graham of Ami bee and winging bird, have the disease. The source of the’ Quality ice cream 45— Behold 46—Repair 52—Choose again boat whiqh he will use for lobster work in helping to carry through the bill for Warren were guests at P. D. Perry’s Speak to my heart long dormant. infection may be a typical case of 48—Too bad! 64— Antique Greek headband fishing. bridging the Kennebec a! Bath. Holding as Wednesday evening. Wiiich thrills to every word influenza or a person who is ailing 60—Period of time 63—Exist 55—Knight of a low’ German casts T. E. Libby left Monday for Bos­ he did a position on tin? important Ways an 1 These whispers mean a compromise Bridges Committee lie was able to further |li s Mrs. Hazle Perry and sons were in With every living thing. i very slightly with symptoms so mild Serve it and 64—One w ho keeps a secret appoint* 58— Egyptian sun god ton. having spent the last week in ment 59— Mistake 61—One who peeps bill and lost no opportunity 11 use his influ Union Thursday evening to attend For it Is old Mother Nature as to be doubtfully recognized as a 66— The (French) 67—Extend 62—3.14159 64—Church service town. ence toward tiie success of this vital Issue the moving pictures. A*shaking hands with Spring. case of Influenza, only a cough or you Please all Arthur Thomas was in Rockland The Woman’s Club are making piths for Bernard Aubrey Pitman. 60—Small wave 65— Conjunction 66—Finest a cake sale to he held at the store of C. B. Repairs have been made on the re »f Appleton, April 7. I cold, it may be. €3—Gaze fixedly 73— Small coin (abbr.) Tuesday to enter Knox Hospital for Stalfi. The date will be announced later of the Baptist church. To prevent the transmission of the 64—Unruly crowd 74— Notary public (abbr.) an operation. He was accompanied The proceeds will be ic-d for charitable work P. D Perry and son Norman were infection intelligent precautionary 67— A .test 68—Alas 76— Preposition hy his father. Samuel Thomas and Medomak Chapter, Royal Arch Marions SIMONTON Lock tor the S&h xicm 69— Royal navy (abbr.) 77— Note of musical seals conferred the first three degrees on Frank in Warren Saturday evening. i measures must he observed by both 70— Part of “to be” Dr. W. F. Lyford. M. Hi nt. Charles Sprague. Dewey Paine and A. G. Pitman and Joseph Moody- Mrs. Ellen Day, a native of Halifax, i those who are infected and by those 71— Note of musical scale Despite the rain there was a large attend­ Ernest Yannah Monday evening. N< xt week were in Camden Saturday. N. S., but for a number of years a j who associate with them. The more ance at Union Church Easter at all the the Royal Arch degree will be conferred on 72— You (arch.) ______Lake of Bang >r Maude Fuller spent the weekend resident of this community, died intimate the contact of susceptible 73— Pieces of money Solution will appqpr In next Issue. services. Kev. Robert E tiie same candidates This chapter is in a THE EMPLOYERS’ FIRE INSURANCE CO. preached. The church was most artstlcally flourishing condition and will have conferred J1at her home here. April 2, after a brief illness. Funeral individuals with infectious persons 75—Guide 78—Snares decorated with ferns, potted plants, cut services were held” April 4, Rev. J fii'.f'.on, M&isachuseYts 79—Heavy waterfall degrees on forty andidates during its first Harry Conant of Warren spent tho the greater the chance of contracting ASSETS DEC. 31. 1924 flowers and Easter lilies. They were ar­ year which ends Mav 1. X. Palmer of Rockport officiating. ranged by Mrs. E C. McIntosh. Mrs M. N. weekend with friends and relatives. the disease. Stouks and Bonds ...... $2,887,060 OP Chllles and members of Mrs. McIntosh’s Sun­ Sunday not being pleasant and so Interment was in Wesf Rockport | The virus of influenza is given off ?asli in Office and Bank ... 74,982 92 day School class. The early morning s-.-r- cemetery. !She leaves one daughter. Agents.’ Balances ...... 188.757 93 CUSHING many having bad colds, the Easter by the infectious person through Interest and Rents ...... 29.186 95 rice was well attended and at the 11.30 ser­ Elizabeth Coombs of this place and Solution to Tuesday's Puzzle vice De Valois Commandery, K. T attended. Maynard MacFarland of New Har­ concert was postponed until next the mouth and nose und gains access WARREN HIGHLANDS bor was a weekend guest at BftS. Sunday evening. a son Stanley Emlo of Waltham, ! to the body of new victims through Gross ...?3,179,987 SO There was special music with Mrs Helen 14,502 91 ■Kb^dH|IHaTrMH| It begins to look as if spring had Sanborn Arey at the organ. Mrs. Harold Geyer’s. Mrs. Hazle Perry, the Larkin rep- Mass. the same portals. Th^, carrier of Deduct items not admitted . LTOfiCANfiS I N SZ come in real earnest. Thel Carroll Johnson of Portland and Miss Pauline Hen Mrs. Granville Osier ;^nd son This community learns with regret infection may distribute it. not only Admitted Asset* ...... ■a nigar of this town were soloists. A trio esentative in this section, has been ... .$3,164,484 89 FruEBRAPIDfiPORT planted peas the third. Bert Crock­ was sung at the evening service by Mrs. Max Jtiruqr have both lieen very sick the busy the past week delivering her of the death of Afhanda, wife of Mark by coughing or sneezing in the near LIABILITIES DFX’. 31. 1924 ett and Erastus Clark the sixth and E. Ingraham, which took place at her dcjq Conway. Miss Pauline Hennigar and David past week. He is improving but she latest order, which amounted to moie vicinity and in the direction of other Net Unpaid Losses ...... $ 185.117 22 □ L. W. Butler the eihgth- Green peas Duncan. At the close of the 11 30 servic. still remains very ill. than $100. home on West street, Rockport, April persons, but he is endangering them Unearned J’remlums ...... l.»mi,678 96 HUSH □□□□ for our Fourth of July dinner «ure. the following children received baptism 1 1. Mrs. Ingraham was well known I by standing too near them while talk- All other Liabilities ...... 65.074 2o Richard E. Libby. Herbert F Peterson. Nor Mrs. C. F. Ma! ;ney, formerly of The song service that was planned Total Liabilities-...... l.flOO.OOO 00 □ca □□ BH31 The roads are drying up fast. man V Jo’.mson, Colin and Wyvero Winslow, this place, is v» ry sick at the home for last Friday evening at the home here they having for some time re- ing. He should cover the mouth and Surplus, over all Liabilities .... 914.614 50 Barrett and Merrill Clark are able Floyde Robinson. Jr., John Fred ( nines. of her son, \V. <;. Maloney, Thomas­ of Mr. and Mrs. A H. Moody was sided on the place now occupied by nose when coughing or sneezing. Marj Carolyn Johnson. Mabel, Edwin and Total Liabilities and Surplus ..$3,165,484 89 to attend school again, afterr tbyWg ton. v postponed on account of the storm. John Buzzell and was a highly re- , To guard against infection a person several Bernard Ericson. fcdith, ♦Martha and John 'V ROBERT WALKER. Agtnt. confined to the house for Beckman. Ella Maloney of Portland was at If fair it Will be held Friday of th’s specte.d friend and neighbor. should, when influenza is prevalent, 43-Th-49 Warren. days with the prevailing distemper. A rehearsal of the work was held at B. S Geyer’s Sunday. week. Mrs. J. Chester Melvin is assisting I avoid crowded assembly halls, public Morris Crockett while trying for Ocean Bound Rebekah Lodge. Tuesday even­ Mrs. F. I. Geyer of Pleasant Point Will Wood of Searsmont is boss in the care of her sister, Mrs Beu- i eating and refreshment places where CONN. GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. smelts last week, landed four han4«, ing. has been at tho borne of her sister, lah \\ ithfrspoon who is critically ill. ' forks, spoons, cups and glasses, un- (Accident Dept > Mrs. Fautina Roberta entertained fr.ends at carpenter on the job of connecting Hartford. Connecticut some trout. % ro6 Tuesday evening at her home. Re­ Mrs. Granville Osier. the buildings owned by L. N. Moody, illiam Farnum of Natick, Mass., sterilized, have much to do with ASSETS DEC. 31. 1921 Mrs. L- W. Butler visited her freshments were served. Miss Hattie Young is seriously ill. by the building of a shed between. is in town, called by the serious ill- | transmitting infection. Real Estate ...... $1,149,521 80 daughter, Mrs. Bert Borntman in Tiie attendance at Unitn Church Sundav Mortgage Loans ...... 32.546.642 .10 •hool Easter was 159. David Duncan is William Ifeney and Bert Tuttle of m ss of his lister, Mrs. Witherspoon. | in one’s own home, particularly in Thomaston last week. ’aby boy was recently born to Mr. Roberts’ summer place, Eastholm. Mrs. Ellen Conant of Rockland is visitibg A small snow storm visited some George Hall of Camden has been the guest John A- Bines with ten members and R»v Robert E. Laite will be tha Odd Fel> Mrs. Katheryn Maloney has entered ot tils sister, Mrs. Sidney Dow and father, and Mrs, Rodney Dunham of Charles­ seven visitors present. Clippings her daughter, Mrs. J. D Pease. parts of the town Saturday night, Osteopathic Physician lows’ Memorial Day service speaker on Sun­ the turkey raising industry. Dodge Hall. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY town. .t. *0 and items of interest were read, also day. Mav 26. He will also deliver the ad Mr. ami Mrs. Allred Dunham of Sunset not enough for sleighing but enough 'MrA. Abbie V. Clark ls home from Cam ress at the regular exercises May 30. den for a few days to prepare the Harbor Talenbnn, 138 George Dodge has bought a new several readings by members. Guess­ spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Fn NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE to remind us that summer has not Ford truck. Riley Beal of Jone3p6rt addressed a large man Sprague. yet really arrived. View Cottage which will open later for her 38 UNION ST.. ROCKLAND, ME. ing contest prizes went to Mrs. Rob­ audience at the Saints church last Sunday. IMrs. Gladys Barter who has lieen employed Whereas. Hosea B Thorndike, formerly of summer boarders. Graduate of American School of Several went from here to the play Camden. County of Knox and State of Main Sanford Jones is farming for Wil­ inson and Mrs. Scott. Picnic lunch. His singing was much enjoyed as was {he at Rockland, is at home with her parents Frank Morris is building a house on the Ontaopathy and dance at Stonington, given hy quartet comprising Mrs. Herman Young, Mrs Mr and Mrs Rodney McDonald. but now deceased, by his mortgage deed lard E. Overlock. farm kuuwn as tiie Alfred Rawley place Next meeting will be held April 23 dated June 3, 1877, and recorded iu Knox the S. H. S. They report an enjoy­ Austin Brown, Floyd Young and Mr. Beal. Mrs. Marion McDonald and Miss Lena Roy Clark- and family of South will look good to see the old cellar covered. with Mrs. Gardner Kaer. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Barton of Grant's Island sprag.u- an working in the Oceanvillo ta • Registry of Deeds, Book 49, Page 483, con ARTHUR L. ORNE able time and that the play was very are at the Saints parsonage for a short tim tory. veyed to Larkin Thortidlke, formerly of said Hope visited his mother, Mrs. Min­ well rendered. Dr Thomas Mott (isbornc of Auburn, | up members for 1925 on March 1. ren. stoves — one for cooking and the N- Y-, famous warden and penolo­ That figure represents an increase of John J. Wardwell of Camden en­ tered upon his dutleo as master gist, was recently installed com­ 830 over the peak membership of builder for Cobb, Butler & Co. x other for heating. I am still( 1925) mander of W. Mynilerse P.ice Port 1924, with the membership drive still Edgar O. Ulmer bought the of the American Legion. Acceptance going strong. Unusual impetus is being given to the campaign by the Tltcomb house on Beech street for running both stoves—the cook of the otllce by Mr. Osborne has $4200. caused a big increase in the activities coming of t'.-y? national convention In Lydia P„ wife of Dr. Benjamin of the post. “Mr. Osborne will do October- Anan Raymond, command­ stove all year round and the heat­ Williams, died at her home on Elm things for the Legion with the same er of the post, said: "We cannot quit street. She was the first president energy nnd ability that made him a now that we have gone over the top. ing stove from early fall to late stantly that corn stops hurting, then of Edwin Libby Relief Corps. leader in prison work in tills coun­ 1 h's is a good start for our contem­ shortly you lift it right oil' with plated memtiership of 5,000 and we’re Chief engineer Karl .appointed W. try," predicted his comrades of ihe lingers. spring. ea i y going to get that number F. Manson mglr.eer of the steamer. Legion. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of The Knox & ^W’aldo High School • * * • with !I the next few weeks." "Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient * • • • Baseball League waa formed, with to remove every htird corn, soft corn, “None of the iron of the cook stove Wayne (Big) Munn, who recently or corn between the toes, and the foot Nellie. T. Ross lias accepted the Rockland, Camden, Vinalhaven and won the world’s wrestling champion­ Belfast as the competing teams. '■alluses, without soreness or irrita­ honorary chairmanship of the state is warped or even twisted and the ship from the famous “Strangler’' tion. membership committee in charge of Baseball flourished in the Case Lewis 1« a memlie ■ of Omaha Post the American Legion onemliership field on Union street, (This is of the American I. tion. lie has campaign for 1925 in Wyoming. The where the Public Library now seams have held well. promised to lie in O . n on the oc­ southern route passing through Au­ slogan for the membership drive ip stands] casion of the national convention of i gusta Georgia, childhood borne of Wyoming is “Give Hogan a Lift." The building at Ingraham Hill “I cannot imagine how a better the Legion, Oct. 5 to 9. to "do his Mr. Wilson, cn through Valdosta. implying that Hogan, a wounded ex- owned by John S. Case and which stuff" for the entertainment of his Georgia, where the “Woodrow Wil- service man, is in need of assistance liad last been occupied by William comrades. Munn is a giant of six running stove could be made than i son College" is to be located. Ware and that through the American Robinson as a tenement and Stan­ foot six and weighs 260 pound ;. He i County Post hopes to get the co­ Legion he can secure such aid, in di­ ley Montgomery as a store, was de­ wss a star of the I'niversity of Ne­ the Glenwood. My two have given operation of posts along the route rect proportion to the strength of stroyed by (ire. Model “C” braska football and wrestling teams in working ou; the plan. Endorse­ the Region. Edward Hogan, dis- F. W. Collins, lobster dealer, sold • • • * ment hy the state nnd national de­ aided veteran of Casper whom the the steamer Grace Morgan to Alvin for Coal or Wood perfeet satisfaction for over 39 Legion has helped, conceived the idea Crockett, Charles Buswell and A trans-continental road to lie partments of the Legion is being In pearl-gray or glossy black sought fi r the proposed highway, of acting as a Jiuman barometer for Thorndike & Hix. called "Wilson Highway" in honor of enamel which eliminates stove years.” the World War President has been] s ♦ • • registering the progress of the John Colson was taking the annual blacking forever. Also in the proposed by 11. J. Carswell, com-] Appropt 1.itioi s and grants of relief Legion’s drive. He will start from school census. mander of Ware County Post of thel totaling $426,9X7.750 for the benefit of Laramie and, braving the Wyoming An oil lamp exploded in the win­ standard black finish. With or American Legion "in Waycross, Ca. World War veterans, particularly for weather, will walk to Casper by dow of A. Lewis’ tailor shop, oppo­ without a reservoir for hot way of Cheyenne. His speed and site Hastings dry goods store, and This unsolicited testimonial from The highway, as proposed, won hl the disabled, were made by the re­ water. run from Washington, I). C„ to Los cent session of Congress, according progress will lie governed by the in­ caused considerable damage. Angeles, California, along an extreme to a report received at national crease in membership. Nancy L., wife of former sheriff Charles W. Powers, Spencer, J. .a F. Torrey, died at her home on THE APPLE MARKET L „ad Street. Mass., is only one of thousands C. F. Simmons bought the F. W- No Particular Change As Long As Collins lobster business on Tillson which tell, in their own way, of Unsurpassed for Flavor the Weather Holds Good. wha rf. Boston, April 9. Alexander & Henry opened a candy the place which Glenwood Receipts of apples are moderate store in ’Moffit block. and the market holds steady- Wc Everett A. Jones was engaged as Ranges hold in the hearts of their look for no particular change as long bookkeeper for Cobb, Butler & Co. as weather holds -ool. No snap to The board of assessors organized users everywhere. Ben Davis yet and very few selling with O- E. Blackington as chairman over $3. nnd A. H. Newbert as secretary. W. Turnips and potatoes move slowly H. Smith was the other member of at prices. the board. Baldwins, No. 1, bills...... $3.5(1 to $4.50 William Noster, a .past commander Baldwins. No 1. bxs...... 1 23 Io 2(10 of Edwin Libhy Bost, G. A. R., died Baldwins, unclassified,bills. .. 2.50 to 3.50 at the Soldiers’ Home aged 63 years. "SALADA" Baldwins, iinclaaaifliJ bv...... 75 to 1 25 H629 Odd Varieties, bbls ...... 2.50 to 3.50 City Marshal Clough made these I Spvs, bblsz ...... 3.50 to 6.- 0 appointments: ’Deputy Marshal, Starks, bbls ...... 2.50 to 4.00 John E. Brewster; night patrolmen. is uniformly pure, fresh and Bi i. Davis, bbls ...... 1...... 2*10 to 3 ?3 Frank M. Sherer and G. A. Spear; Potatoes, too lbs...... I.oil to 1.05 delicious. Try it once and you Turnips, 100 lln, ...... 73 to 1 00 day patrolman Frenk E Levensiler. Kingman & Hearty, T. S. McIntosh, Fred A. Larrabee “The House Built on the Apple." ar.d Charles M. Titus were appointed will use no other. Say “Salada”. assistant engineers of the Fire de­ partment- High School Whims was issued, Glenwood with Belle Donohue as editor in chief, and Hattie Clark, Eva Tyler, Lillian Weeks, Lorea Adams, Wil­ liam McDougall and Marlon Cobh RANGES as literary and local editors. S. K. Macomber, jeweler, removed to the Alfred Murry store. William Sansom entered the em­ $ ploy of Thorndike & Hix as book­ • Make Cooking Easy keeper. The overseers of the poor organ­ ized with R. C. Hall as chairman and E. Mont Berry as secretary. Burpee Furniture Co., Roddand’M,inc George Blethen was elected pres­ ident of the Rockland Military Band, with William Sansom as vice NATIONAL GLENWOOD WEEK, APRIL I 1 to 18—Come in and see the nevz models president, secretary and treasurer. Arthur W- Hall was’leader and man­ ager. The City Government elected these ington, anil Mias Alice McFarland, manded li.v Capt. E. L. llichborn of THORND1KEVILLE jyjRS. BLANCHE BOUCHER, officials: City Marshal. Joseph Hook­ formerly of Thomaston. Stockton Springs. Camden town meeting: Moderator, of Auburn, Me., who says the er Clough; assessor, A. H, Newbert: Rockland, March 17, Henry W. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mrl^-an of Rockport and city physician. Dr. Benjamin Wil­ Ryder of Quincy, Mass., and Miss Reuel Robinson; clerk, Charles C. Mrs Loul .c Dunbar of Vamdcn were Sun Karnak treatment has completely liams; city solicitor, C. M. Walker; Frances E. CummingS of Rockland. Wood; selectmen, Frank II. Wilbur, day callers at A. W. Thorvidlke'a. restored her to vigorous health af­ chief of fire department,’ John A. Rockland, March 20, William King Jasiali Hobbs anil E, N. Duffy; treas­ Isaac Vptiain and son Ix»wLs are working in Camden. ter almost a lifetime of suffering. Karl; city clerk, Enoch Davies; and Eleanor Maries. urer, T. Jenness French; road com- John Pualiaw started working Monday for treasurer, Edwin Sprague; road com- Rockland, March 25, Harry Delan­ missii ner, C. F. Payson; night watch W H Wentworth at East Union doing car­ missloner.Samuel Derby; overseer of A. W. Magee; auditor, Freil I. penter work. ey and Josie E. Crocker. 'Mrs. Lester Merrill spent the weekend In poor, It C. Hall; tax collector T. E. Boston, March 28, Horace Cornwall Coombs. Warren guest of her sister, Mrs. Josephine Simonton. Blackington of Boston and Miss Min­ Washington town meeting; Select­ Davis. Lester Merrill attended court last week. Supreme Court was iin session, with nie Ella Palmer of Rockland. men, F. Light, F. A. Calderwood, and Minot Lenfest; superintendent of He had as ills guest James Webster of VI- Chief Justice Andrew B. Wiswell oalhuven. North Haven, March 28, Ix-ander I’.- schools, O. R. Johnston; treasurer, P. presiding. William B. Bradford of Smith of Vinalhaven and Mrs. Aldana Linley Merrifield’s house caiiirht on fire re- Thomaston and Andrew J. Small of (!. Ingalls; collector, W. E. Overlook. rently, doing hut IIMle damage. C. Thomas of North Haven. C. A. Leafc was elected foreman of E. W Lassell visited relatives over the Rockland were foremen of the trav­ Rockland, March 26, James P. Ayl- weekend In Camden. erse Juries.. the Vinalhaven tire company with Harry 1‘ushaw and mother were Sunday ward anil Annie Moore. lTeem .il Roberta as assistant fore­ xuesis of relatives hi Camden. Farrand Spear & Co., sold their Rockland, April 2. William M. man. Walter Carver and Mi Bohndell of Cam quarrv property to the Rockland A CrockcW, and Mary A. Matthews. den were callers at A. W. Thorndike’s Sun­ Rockport 1-hne Co, for $30,000. The J.oliis Filler was elected president of day. Cushing, March 31, Willie G. Malo­ the Baptist Y. P. U. in Thomaston. Williams heirs also sold to the new ney and Miss Flora I,. Grover. Jiwisle Dunbar of Camden was a guest corporation, receiving $55,000 Apple: in town meeting: Selectmen, at Sidney tVabtree’s Saturday and Sunday. Union, April 2, Allie Barrows and Daniel G. Wentworth, Frank S. Hull Mr ami Mrs. Larkin Thorndike were guests A. F. Crockett was elected presi­ Pearl Oakes. of relatives in Loncolnvllle Sunday. dent of the Rockland Trust Co., with .... anil Charles F. Newbert: clerk, J. T. E. A. Butler as vice president and MeCorrison; treasurer, 11. S. Keene; I., W. Snilith was elected president tax collector, Jesse Wentworth. EAST WASHINGTON C. Nfc Kalloch as treasurer. of the Fox Island Granite Co. at Vin­ The S. E. & H. L. Shepherd Co. /Mr and Mrs W. M. Prescott were visitors Willis A. Adams of Spruce Head alhaven. • was appointed commissioner of ship­ bought the McljaughUn lot adjoining Sunday at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph The Friendship Band, under the their store in Rockport and made Hibbert of Kazonille wrecks and shipwrecked goods. leadership of Ulysses Wallace, was Allan Ripley has been working the past Edward A. Sherman, former jani­ lilans fur a store 75x50 feet. week for C. 0. Ludwig of Liberty. giving much satisfaction in local Union town meeting: Selectmen, K’. E Overlook and Buniell Overlook at­ tor of the Court House, died at the concerts. tended the dance at North Waldoboro Sat­ age of 38 years. Fred E. Burkett, F. E. Littlehule and William D. Carleton died in Rock­ C. M. Lucas; clerk, H. E. Messer; urday evening Tho Methebesec dub was advocat­ port, aged GO years. Eugene Cunningham of South Jefferson who ing a curfew law for Rockland. treasurer, Ardennis Shuman, collec­ has been visiting at the homes of C. E. ‘Schooner Malcolm Baxter Jr. was tor, O. N. Butler. Overlook and W M. Prescott during the past • • * * launched from H. M. Bean’s yard in week, returned home Saturday. These births were reoorded: Camden. ’Elvln Fitch attended Easter services at tho village church Sunday. ■Rockport, March 14, to Mr. and Amos Barrett, aged 81, died in OWL'S HEAD Mr and Mrs W. i.M. Prescott, Eugene "I am certainly glad I took my Mrs. John Upham, a daughter. Rockport. Mrs. Carrie Philbrook is working Cunningham and Sanford Cargill visited in neitchbiir's advice and got Karnak, Warren, March 12, to Mr. anil Mrs. E. R. Moody bought the store a* for M. H. Scammon in Rockland- Augusta last week, Wednesday. for this grand medicine has restored D. A. Whitmore and Leonard Ames Friends of Miss Esther Cargill, who has Stanford B. Watts, a daughter. Malcolm's Corner, Warren, which had been' stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Lottie me to perfect health," states Mrs. Deer Isle, March 10, to Mr. and been occupied for a number of years ot Rockport called on relatives in Prescott for ihe past year, will be sorry t » Blanche Boucher, 43 Hampshire St.. Mrs. William Ellis, a daughter. liy L. B. McIntyre. town Saturday. learn that she was taken very ill Iu Augusta Au-fitirn, Me., wha, like thousands of Rockland, March 18, to Mr. and Benjamin Ware bought the under­ Vivian Babb, who has been sick, Is where she was visiting friends and Is in other. Maine citizens, has received tho City Hospital for treatment. * Mrs. William A. Kennedy, a son. taking business of the late 1. W. John­ able to be out again. E. Burnell Overlock was the guest Frldty suih remarkable benefits from this Edgewood, R. I., March 15, to Mr. son in Washington. Robert St. Clair was in town Sun­ evening of friends iu Appleton. famous new treatment. and llrs. Charles S. Hall, a daugh­ Thomaston town meeting elected day. "Before I got Karnak I had suf­ ter—Nettie Mildred. these officers; Moderator, W. E. Vln- Miss Maggie Young visited her fered most all my Hfe with stom­ Union, March 17, to Mr. and Mrs. al; town clerk, T. A. Carr; selectmen, mother in Rockland last week. NORTH WASHINGTON ach trouble and Indigestion, and now Urban Trask, a daughter. W. E. Vinal, S. J. Starrett, and Ed-1 Mr- and Mrs. Levi Ijeadbetter were F W. Cunningham has removed the sky­ that I can sit down and eat anything light from his photo studio and will do no Warren, March 19, to Mr. and Mrs. ward McNamara; assessors. C. D. given a surprise party last Friday more portrait work, but will continue out-of- 1 want without a ixirticle of trouble Sidney Rokes. a son. l’ayson, It. O. Elliot and Gardner night. door commercial work and finishing afterwards. Why, 1 just can’t praise Roc.kland, March 21, to Mr. and Thompson; superintendent of schools, Mrs. Florence Dyer and little H. M. Lenfest was home from Augusta ov‘>r this wonderful medicine epough,” Sunday and W. A Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. George W. Hemingway, a Dr. G. L. Crockett; road commissioner daughter visited recently her aunt, F. W CUnningham were at Augusta Satur continued Boucher. daughter. I,. W. Creamer; treasurer, J. A. An­ Mrs. Kenney in Rockland. day on business "I was in sue*-, terrible condition I Stoqington, March 16, to Mr. and drews; auditor, J. C. Levensaler; Master Warner E St. Clair Is vis­ Elbridge Lenfest was confined to the houac could hardly eat enough to keep List went wi ll the grippe body ami soul together, and suffered Mrs. Edwin A. Dunham, a son. chief of police, B. H. Simmons; chief iting bis hunt at Crescent Beach. M. W. Lenfest is repairing his garage. Rockland, March 24, to Mr. and of fire department, John T. Beverage. Mr. and Mrs F. W Cunningham and W. terrible front ga-’ pains, heartburn, Mrs. Charles B. Huntley, a son. The total of appropriations was Many subordinate Granges A Palmer called on relatives and friends iu biliousness, headaches and dizziness. Appleton, March 28, to Mr. and $20,500. > throughout the country are equipping Searsmont last Sunday Eve ntite lightest kind of food caused Mrs Harry Lenfest and Mrs. Peter Len- Mrs. W. L. Bennett, a daughter. C- Sidney Smith, treasurer of the their balls with radio receiving sets, fesi are sick with the prevailing epidemic. me no end of misery, and I also had • * « • Thomaston Savings Bank and a di­ following the installation of moving J. F Booker of Somerville was here on spells of chills and fever. The marriages for the three weeks rector of the Georges National Bank, picture outfits which have long been business Monday. "But Karrak has ended all them were: died at the age of 48 years. a feature in many Grange halls troubles fcr me, has Built I me tip, in Rockport, March 15, Arthur Berry Rockport town meeting: Selectmen weight, and has made me feel SOUTH WALDOBORO splendid in every way. I know there and Miss Lizzie Harriman. F. W. Andrews, John W. Shibles and •Mrs. Ella Wallace spent the weekend with Sargentville, March —, Rebecca C. Daniel F. Kellar; clerk, W. !■’. Dil­ her sister. .Mrs Osler of Rockland. must lie thousands of suffering peo- Shepard and Jasper H. Eaton, both lingham; treasurer, C. Fred Knight; ALL OF THE Mrs. Fmnk Pitcher was on a business trip plel today who would be only too auditor A. I). Champney. to R o< k I and Monday. glad to find out about Karnak, and I of Deer Isle. Mrs Gertrude Burns gave a party April 7 Appleton, March 13, Albert H. St. George town meeting: Select­ in honor of her birthday A strange coin want to broadcast the news of what Moody and Miss Lizzie Pitman. men, William L. Alien, L. W. Seavey SPORTING NEWS cldence was the fact that four of the invited it did for me to everybody. Karnak Rockland, March 19, Frank W. and C. W. Teel; clerk, David S. guests had birthdays during the week. Two is just grand.” tables were set and cards were played, after Fuller and Miss Grace Cobb An­ Seavey, treasurer, George E. Allen; In the Boston Daily which a gift was presented Mrs. Burns by Karnak ls sold In Rockland exclu­ drews. collector, John S. Smalley; auditor, Bessie Wallace In behalf of the assemblage. , sively by the Corner Drug Store; in I Rockland, March 22, Edward E. Franklin Trusseli. Sanford Winchenbach was iu Rockland Thomaston by McDonald’s Rexall I Ferry and Miss Lunetta Webster. And Sunday Globe Saturday. KNOX COUNTY MOTOR SALES CO. Washburn Bros, of Thomaston A number* from this nectloi) attended the Store; in Union by Gordon-Lovejoy I Everett, Washington, March 11, L. launched the four-masted schooner Easter service at the Baptist church ill the Co.; and by the leading druggist la TEL. 333. ROCKLAND • Schuyler Duryee of Everett, Wash- John E. Devlin, which was to be com­ village Sunday. every city.—adv. Page Six Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 16, 1925 Every-Other-Day

THOMASTON CAMDEN { GOOD LUCK IN Col. E. A- Robbins lias bought a- Mrs. Marie Sint Traffic officers were in town Tues­ Mrs Mary Whitman is spending a few days Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tripp have Rockland. MRS JOHN RANLETT. Rock THE (OURIER-GAZE7TTE. 44 46 day. They found a number of of­ in Boston and vicinity moved to Rockland where they have Three Minute Rolled Oats, pkg...... 25c .. 1 pound packages ...... 35c ville. Me Tel 352-14 *2-tf FOUND—At FulIer-Cobb-DavLs store, clus­ F W. Copeland is confined to his home liy fenders against automobile laws. To taken apartments in the Blake SUMMER BOARDERS—Accommodations for ter of light bracelets. Owner apply ro judge from appearance several re­ illness. eight, fine shore privilege in (’mdi'n:. MIKS STROIT. 46-48 Mrs. Eliza Jones was the guest of her son block. Splendid Brand Coffee, pound...... 45c Dates, 2 pounds...... *. Maine. Address EMERY B HART. Thomas­ ceived severe lectures. Charles Jones and family in Thomaston The regular meeting of Joel Keyes ton, Me 4o-tf Sunday. 25c Wanted Mrs. B. F. Frye is having a new Grant Circle. Ladies’ of the Grand (Fresh Ground) dining room builtl at her residence on The Mah Jong Club was very pleasantly Figs, pound...... 28c entertained by Mrs. Veda McKenney Bvwwa Army of the Republic, will be held WANTED—American man and wife want Eggs and Chicks position on farm or other permanent work. Gleason street. Mrs. Erye is plan­ in Rockland Wednesday evening. Refresh­ tomorrow evening. There will be Swieback, 2 pkgs...... 25c ning to run a tea room the coming ments wpre served Prunes, 2 pounds...... 25c Have good references.* B. W. JAMESON, W. F. Andrews left Monday for A’.lston. work for the sewing circle in the Blake block. Main street. 46*4S season. The workers will take a Jelly Monge, package...... 5c Albert Mank has moved his fantily Mass., where he will remain for an indefinite j afternoon, WANTED—A girl for general office work. period. picnic lunch. A special program has Formosa Ooloqg Tea, pound...... 35c State particulars in first letter. Address into the Lucy Wood house on Beech- Mr. and Mrs. diaries Cliadwlck of Calais . . 6 packages...... 25c T. E M.. care Courier-Gazette 46-tf and 'Mrs. Gilman Seabury of Bath are guests been prepared for the evening. . .3 pounds...... $1.00 woods street. William Coid of Clark Island has Thomas Wallace is reported to be of Mr and Mrs Fred Eddy. ' WANTED—Hustler to sell Lincoin gear Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Sjogren of Winthrop, been the guest of his mother, Mrs. Fruit Salad, can...... 30c Cocoa, 3 pounds...... 25c slilfts for Ford cars Sells for $5. Gp-»d among the sick ones. commission. Will give exclusive mghis Mass., are guests of Mrs. Sjogren’s parents. A. L. Decker. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Smith Canned Com, Peai, Tomatoes, can . . 18c to producer. Answer right away. See MR. William Rice is convalescing The Philathea Class will meet rapidly. The cast of “Cheer Up. (’had." Mrs Mabei 3 ran«...... 50*.'Bananas, 2 pounds ...... 25c HOWE at Hotel Rockland, before Saturday. Crone, Miss Helen Small and Miss Effle R<»- this week with Mrs. William Mc­ 46*lt Capt. John Brown is ill with the barts were entertained Tuesday evening a: Aliley, Sea street. Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 cans . . 25c Sunbrite Cleaner, 3 cans...... 10c grippe. the home of Miss Clara Walker, which was WANTED—Girl for general housework, one Tuesday evening about 8.30 a fire who can cook. MRS MARY BURKETT. 75 Ladies' night of the Community very enjoyable occasion. Refreshments Laundry Soap, 7 bars...... 25c FOR SALE—R. I. RED CHICKENS, will of unknown origin destroyed an old hatch April 22. TRUMAN SAWYER. Broad St. Tel. W9-M 45-tf Brotherhood was successfully ob­ were served Finnan Haddies, pound...... 15c Mrs. E. H St. Clair of Owl’s Head is the barn belonging to the Tremaine es- Thomaston.* Tel 114-3.______l’-U WANTED—Assistant salesman for Rockland served at the Congregational vestry gue&t of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. tate on High street. The building New Alewives, 3 for...... 25c Parsnips and Carrots, 3 lbs...... 25c ’"EBBS”AND CHICKS—Barred I’Auioith and vicinity. L. B BERRY, National Cash Tuesday evening. After the serving Whit more Rock bahj chicks and hatching'tggs for sa’*. Register Co . care Thorndike Hotel, giving of a fine supper to a large number Joseph Young and Ralph Wentworth are was formerly owned by the late Dick Sauer Kraut, 3 pounds...... 25c Beets, 6 pounds...... 25c From trap»ne*ttd stock. E. A. WOTTON. • phtoe numb r. 45* ir erecting a garage at Highland Square Martz. Common talk credits the 175 Rankin 41 46 an hour of music and readings was Tomorrow night at 6.30 there will be a WANTED—Local and long distance furni- spent. The Brotherhood meetings for banquet for the members of the cast of the blaze to tramps. FOR SALE-Swon-I lumi • Ivn.i.ll .» | turv novlnu; trucking of all kinds, day or the season have been interesting and Rockport Benefit Minstrels in Masonic ha!!. Capt. A W. Rich and Leslie Con ALL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Whitney eK cues at a bargain I'ERIIY’S "Wit I’rirm Teuonjbie. ^erlenred Following the banquet there will be a dance ery, steward of the yacht Lydonia, MARKET. furniture handlers, DEMVTH AND WEB- instructive. BFR Tel. 818. 45-47 given in the new town hall All members have been guests of their families PINECREST ORCHARD 5TRAIN S. C. The Pythian Sisters will have their of the cast are invited to the banquet and in Camden. FREE DELIVERY IN OWL’S HEAD WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY RED Baby Chicks and hatching eggs fr in WANTED—Woman wants work by hour. regular meeting Friday evening, with members of St. Paul's Lodge and Harbor high producing stock, raised on free range, Price right. Address 7 MYRTLE ST. 41*46 supper at 6 o'clock. There will be Light Chapter, O. E. S., are invited to the F. E. Morrow is giving a fine rod milk* fed, good color and type State ac­ dance WANTED—Young man, invalid, wants work in the evening with two candi­ for the largest and a reel for the CUT PRICES ON EVERYTHING SALE DAYS credited. May prices, chicks $20: hundred board, room and some care Write ‘‘B. It ” ! second largest fish to be eaught In eggs $8 00. SPIRING BROOK POULTRY care of Courier-Gazette office. 43*45 dates. FARM, Waldoboro. Me.______43_48 At the Methodist church Sunday UNION 1 any lake or pond in Knox County WANTED—Awning maker—at once. Apply between now and August 1. So far FDR SALE- Two good hen houses It 1' evening the choir presented "The Vic­ CLARK. 386 Broadway. Tel 81G-R 41 tf IMM’KLAND AWNING ltobeit THE ARMY ABROAD OUR GRANGE CORNER1 A LOT OF US BABY CHIX—Wyllit’s S. (’. Reds raised kittens Highest prices paid TEL 352-14. was a program of merit, with effective Thomas.” Tlie young people's choir will Campbell of Saco next. on free range, trap nested and bred for type JOHN S. RANLETT. Rockville. Me. 42 f solo and quartet parts. Preceding sing at both services ' An unusually interesting meeting Population Of United State* Wilt Be and coh/u State accredited for white diarr­ Tonight at Town Hall, picture fans will f h w c T i; was held Tuesday Salvationists Do World Wide Pleasant Valley Grange, which is hoea. Price May 22 cents eatf the Storm Country." a superb screen scribes the growth of the organiza­ and B. S. Tin rndike. Of the 14 liv­ This represents an 8,000,000 in- Wh , Bra.. B’ff L’gh’ns 14.00 be interested to know that she will 18 00 WANTED—Row boat or yacht tender 9 to gem in an entirely new setting. Pre­ tion throughout the world during 1924 ing ~Post Master Sidney Ames and since the 1920 census, when White Wyandot e» .... Hail the new queen of the two- take part in the program of the lit and lays particular emphasis upon Get catalog. Prices on 500 and 1 »00 lots, 12 feet Must be first class condition and senting “the world’s sweetheart” in Sister Ames, Past Master Prank 105,710,620 persons were living in thh postpaid. Consult us before ordering else­ cheap. JOHN O. STEVENS, Burj>e« Furni­ erary institute to be held at Bow­ her own brand new version of a world year-old Ayrshire milk producers. the rapid spread of its missionary Post and Sister Post, and Past Master country where ture Co.. Rockland. 22*tf classic the whole world loves—the Audacious Pansy, owned by Mid­ doin College in May. This was re­ work in many distant fields. Of this growth in population, near H n. STOVER & CO . AdeLIa Veazie. were prevented from 1169 Forest Ave , Portland re-creation of a masterpiece—a pic­ cently announced by the Longfellow- This work, maintained almost en­ being present by illness. ly 2.000.000 are credited as immi For Sale dlesex Meadows Farm, South Lin­ Hathorne Centennial Committee of 34-69 ture that fascinates by its. simplicity, tirely by an annual week ot self- The offices were filled as follows: 1 grants, the remaining 6,000,000 being FOR SALE All kinds of hard wood; dry captivates by its beauty. The beau­ coln, Mass , with her production of Bowdoin. denial on the part of Salvationists Master, Past State Master O. Gard- native born, Miscellaneous fitted wood $15 per cord. MIK KO LOFMAN. tiful Mary Pickford as a girl again— 18,320 pounds of 3.81 percent milk. Mr- and Mrs. Robert Campbell of throughout the world, which occurs her; overseer. Past State Master P. The natural increase of birth over IU F P . Qty. Tel 263-11.______46 51 in rags and tatters and rubber boots Saco are guests this week' of Mrs. 698.83 pounds of butter fat, is cred­ this year in the Eastern Territory of A. Blacking:on; lecturer, Past Lee- deaths shows an apparent decline i IF THE PERSON who wan aten taking th FOR SALE—Good hay $10 and $12 a ton —but always smiling her impish child Campbell’s mother, Mrs. E. M the United States from March 29th fUrcr Phyllis Morse; Steward Past ^e unofficial figures, and the excess automdblte (Ire and rim from my car about MIKKO LOFM.VN, IU F D.. City. Tel 263- ited with the highest milk flow re­ 11. 46-48 smile, always tossing her golden curls corded for her age. She misses set­ Clark. to April 5th. represents one of the faster Ellis SpragMfc; assistant stew- of immigrants over emigrants als.. a week ago, while I was attending a dan • ■ as the lovable Tess who brings glad Camden citizens are rather proud greatest advances of the year This ar(j Master Sheridan Bartlett; has a tendency downward. The at I'lea’ant Valley Grange hall, will Jeav FOR SALE House and lot, good central ting a new high mark in a combina­ same on niv premises no further steps will location. TEL. 563-M. 46-13’ tears and joyous smiles to all who tion of milk and fat credits by only to see the Boston papers credit Dr. work is flourishing now in 4,174 een- chaplain. Past Master Sister Corinna Census Bureau expects the new im- be taken. MtSS SHIRLEY DOHERTY, it see her. So gripping that it hurts— 26 points. She is a steady producer, Douglas A. Thom with being one of ters. in ten widely separated fields Gardner; treasurer, Past Secre- migration restrictions to be a material Columbia Ave. 46-IS FOR SALE—In Thomaston Tlie Mrs. S. so superb that it awes. Xot an old the country's foremost authorities W. Ma .-ter 7-roorn house on Flukcr street averaging 43 pounds the last nine of activity, under the supervision of tary Willis Snow; secretary. Past factor ifi the country’s population in HARVEY’S F4JBLIC AUTO—All dol’d • R U. UOLLINS. Real Estate Agency, 375, scene in tlie whole film. Also News days of her record During the test on mental diseases. He has been a 2,750 commissioned officers who have Master Ix'e Morse; gate keeper, Past 193°- and no where « in, iiddressing. mailing, music circulars MAN F: ster. where she had lived since the profit when economy of produc­ WARREN r 1 « «XILWII, ntiiru.it »» iih neiiiHtuKii. tq lej—Seven-room house, all modem hospitals, shelters, food depots, pns- Carroll Boardrrrtn. Sheridan Bartlett, Inquire of NEW YORK TAILOR, cor Summer T1ATTAN MUSIC CO.. 1367 Broadway. New FOR SALE—House with barn and 10 acres - last December, had been in ill health tion is concerned. She consumed: Mr. and Mr«. Stephen Burrows of South York 45-47 land; two double houses, one sold cheap, for a long time. She was born in *4.380 pounds Dairymen's Best. Waldoboro were guests of .Mr. and -Mrs E oner-aid service, emergency relief Clarence Wylie. Donald' Small. Wal- and Ma*n streets______46 »f two seven-room houses; house with lm-’* j Cook Sunday. stations, rescue work among native ter Connon, I ester (Sherer, Tlazel TO LET—May 1st. 2 rooms, kitchcnet'e I 00 ANYTHING Hi the cleaning Ihi provements. barn and land. ANNLE F. ■ Warren, May 7. 1843. a daughter of $120 45. Offices, windows, barns, carpets, cellars and Fred Miller hat Isen appointed road com­ girls agricultural schools and a score Mank, Xlaryonl Blaekington, Doiwthv a*'d bath. Apply at CUrLER-( OOK CO. HAHN, 67 Rankin St. >45*17 - John and Olive Dunbar Newcomlbe. 2.920 Bibby Feed, $87.60. missioner lor PK5 by the selectmen garages ARTHUR SULLIVAN. 21 Holmes She lived one year in the family of 2,500 Dried Beet Pulp, $60. Alfred Sheldon who has been employed at of other social service and educa- Blackington, Virginia Winchenhaugh, ------!L__1 ft Tel. 833-J. |5<47 FOR SALE—Farm situated at font uf an uncle in Kingston. Mp.ss. After the Essex sanitorium in Massachusetts, re­ tional activities. | Alice Wylie, L<|is J. Boss. Ethel Con- ^Tk°ni5T“"Furnlil,,ed roon,s at 3S Coleman's Pond, Lincolnville, around 100 1,130 Mangels. $8.63. ORDER YOUR STRAWBERRY. RHUBARB acres land, well timbered. Cuts about 15 she was married to James L. FeyHer 3,000 pounds Alfalfa. $52.50. turned home Saturday. The largest Army missionary pro- non, Evangeline Winchenbaugh. ------*♦>*!« and horse radish plants now. GLKN('(>VE Miss Nina Mathews of Camden was a week­ STRAWBERRY NURSEItrLS, R. IL. Rock­ tons hay, 9 acres cleared blueberry land, l’j they lived a year in Boston, then 3.000 pounds Green Feed, $15. end guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Teague gram is carried on in India, where pianist. Bessie Sullivan. The third . T0. LET—Light housekeeping apartnrnt u story house, shed and barn. Inquire at 10 the Laurie Annex. Apply at the COPPER land 4 45-tf came to Maine and settled upon the Total feed cost, $344.18. Tlie following amounts have been added to there are 1.381 commissioned officers, j and fourth degrees were conferred in kottek"*1 SEA ST., Camden. Tel. 1^-5, 44G9 the sum already subscribed for repairs to the many of them of American origin, at “ “ ‘ 43-47 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING. For Feyler homestead on the Georges Her milk sold for 12 cents par full form in ci moet impro.-wivc and i ------such work phone 349-M or call at 16 Pleasant FOR SALE—1200 lobster sills, loot) cross Engine hall: T. N. Kobinson, SI: O. T work in 3,334 centers in all parts of dignified manner, each officer li-ing roo“a nJ^hed'°fLr sills and 400 pot limbs—spruce, cut this win-, river road. In October they moved quart, or $1,022 52, returning a profit Hart. $2; 1’earl Hilton, $1, and Edward Da­ street. Rockland C (’. JOHNSTON. 45*56 that vast country, which iji itself has ter H. B. KHAW, Thomaston. Tel. to Thomaston where the husband died above feed cost of $678.34. vis. $1. expert in the rendition » f his part. Summer Street, also 2-car garage. Apply IF MARGARET L. McFARLAND. known 157-12. \ 44*49 May fti. 1924. Mrs. Feyler was a been divided into live complete ter­ The appearance of the auxiliary de- URIE'S (HIT SHOP__ 45*47 as Margaret L Wellman of Rockport. Maine, ritories for purposes of administra­ will correspond witJi her fath r. Charles U FOR SALE- Raspberry plants, extra flue worthy member of the Baptist church, gree staff was a great surprise to TO LET—Furnished apartment 14 MA bushes. OVERNHSH 8ARKE6IAN. 157 Mid*- tion. Widespread floods in South SONIC ST 42-tl McFarland, watchman of the Standard Oil being one of 'its oldest members. She No. 890. Reserve District No. 1 moKt of the members who were un­ Co of 194 Freeport St . Dorchester. Mass.. It die Kt Tel 568-W. 43-48' TO LET—Room for light housekeeping, is survived by a brother, George New- India during the year—also in China aware of the formation of any such wifi be .to her advantage 43-48 FOR SALE—Handturned coffee mill; also corttbe of Warren; two nieces, Mrs. —taxed all the resources of the offi­ team. Their work was splendidly modern conveniences. Apply at 12 ELM ST REPORT OF THE CONDITION ______41 -if WOOD. LUM8ER, delivered in Rockland. 2 swarms of bees. YOUNG’S FISH MAR­ Helen Whitfemore of Roxbury, Mass., cers and called for large grants of executed with the precision and uni­ KET, 237 Main Street. 41-’f TO LET—Furnished room. DR REUTER. Thomaston. Camden, Rockport. Pry fitted and Mrs. Rowb of Warren; and sev­ —OF THE— money from the International Self- formity. 38 Sumner St 37-tf $15; green $11: fitted limbs $12: 4-ft. wood FOR SALE—3 blueberry farms In city; very eral cousins, among them Mrs. Mary Denial Fund. The next largest field $10. T J CARROLL. P. O. Thomaston. T-l handy to trains and boats. BOX 227, City. Pleasant Valley Grange congratu- TO LET—Rooms with bath at 14 MAA- 263-21 Rockland 43-tl Waldo of Thomaston. The funeral THOMASTON NATIONAL BANK Is Japan, where there . are 292 officers lates itself in having such a team to SOMU ST. 42-tf will be held Friday at 2 p. in. at in 1-0 centers ot activity, and then sustain and embellish its degree work LADIES—Reliable stock of hair goods at FOR SALE—45 houses, prices $1,550 to At Thomaston, in the State of Maine, at the clase of business Apr. 6, 1925. TO LET—Office, steam heated. Inquire ot he Rockland Hair Store. 3^6 Main St. Mail $16.ooo We also have many goxl trades in Bowes & Crozier undertaking rooms comes China, with 218 officers in 62 i ln the fuhlre. T!J Ethel VESPER A LEACH 33-tf irdera aoUclted. HELKN C. RHODES centers. l-tf single, 2 family, 3 and 6-flat houses, busi­ in Rockland. ' Burial will be at HESOUBCES . Conn-on. has already made herself TO LET—Tenement at 1»4 North Main St. ness. garages and investment property in Thomaston. 121,117 00 The other fields are represented in i very i>opula.r by her efficiency and modern conveniences. P. L. HAVENER CONTRACTORS ANO ARCHITECTS at­ Portland BOX 227. City 42 If Loans and discounts ...... 139 07 the report as follows; Tel. 792-R tention: We can furnisii wash sand, gravel, Overdrafts, unsecured ...... tact. Every member is reidy to re- 146-tf FOR SALE—Large barn to lie torn down, Ceylon, 167 officers in 150 atone, and roofing pebbles in any quantity CAMDEN GARDEN CLUB I'. S. Government securities owned: 50,000 00 , cen- ; spond to her call nt all times. One at reasonable rates. Let us bid on y«»u: In u.lre of L 8. HENDERSON, 67 Cnniden Deposited to secure circulation (U S. bonds par value ...... next job. BOX 22£. Uity 42 tf SL. Vci 165-M. io tf All other United States Government securities (including pre­ ters; Dutch East Indies. 164 officers the pleasing features whs t’he Used Cars miums, if any) ...... 60,709 00 in^l20 centers; Korea, 182 officers in presentation by the sifters, of a beau- DIVER—<8ubmarifie work - of all /kinds FOR SALE—Cut flowers, hardy plants, The Gulden Club of Cmiden y-rnt lio.7li!i 00 FORD TON TRUCK, 1918—For sale rea- wharfs and piling apecial Prices or terms bulbs, hardy lilMcs, floral sprays, pillows, 610,350 50 151 centers; South Africa, 185 offi- tiful tbouqiiet to Sister Crrlnna A. souable 173 1 *LEASANT ST. 44*46 wreaths made up at very reasonable prices. nut circulars calling attention to the Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc:: ...... •• • • ...... cers in loO centers: South America, Gardner as a tribute of tbfi afTection on reqtiest. P. A WOOD. South Brewer. Banking House, $9,000; Furniture and fixtures. $«,->00 ...... 16.500 00 CLEVELAND CAR. 1922. good condition. Me Tel. 329!)-R. '4n**5l Expert workmanship. Free delivery any­ ufTor made last full to award casli Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank...... 30.066 : 9 118 officers in 62 centers, Nigeria, 33 with which she is held by member? Sold cheap EDWIN EitB'KBON. Rockport. where in Knox Cbunty. CLARK'S FLOWER 42,307 35 BUILDINGS BUILT, altered rcpalreU. - . prizes for the best kept lawn and the Cash in vault and amount due from national banks ...... officers in 12 centers; and Kenya, in of the order all over Maine. No -46*48 KHOI’. 3«2 Main Kt opposite Tliomdike Hu- Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies in Painting and paper hanging, ceilings whitened ,l‘l. Rockland Tel. 1036-W 38 tf best flower garden for the coming 36,100 Central Afiica, 10 officers in 7 cen* Grange audience in Maine needs any SNOWMAN, TEL. 672*R does all kinds of ▼el. 538-3. L. C. FIELDS, 19 McLOUD,KT. tlie United States (other than included in Items 8 and 10. FOR SALE—Stanley House—Has 16 rooms, summer. These prizes are made pos­ Total of two next preceding Items...... 78,707 43 ters’ introduction to Past State Master Trucking and Movina 1l*tf 39 ;f sible by the generosity and public 2 batli rooms, hot water heat and all modern d ecks and drafts on banks (including Federal Reserve Bank) Gardner. His record of constructive LET ME QUOTE PRICES TO YOU on Dia­ improvements: one of the best locations in located outside of city or town of reporting bank ...... 2.272 36 TRUCKING. MOVING AND ERRANDS spirit of Mr. and Mrs. Bdw. Bok. 3,869 20 6,141 LAMONT IS BANQUETED Work during his term as State Master.1 ,looe promptly. Go anywhere. C. O. HAR mond Tires and Tubes, Weed Chains and the city; in first class condition throughout. There arc two prizes of $100 and $50 Miscellaneous cash Items ...... ADEN. Tel. 156-M or 629-J. 1-tf Spark Plugs; also five used cars from $85 ( all nr TELEPHONE 237-J, 28 SPRING ST. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. H. when more members were added in up o $360 JOSEPH E. CLOUGH, 174 Rockland, Me 36-tf for each class. This offer presents an Treasurer ...... 2,500 Thomas W. Lamont, of J. p. Mor- Maine than was ever added before or Pleasant St.. Rogkland 14-tf opportunity not only to have an at­ FOR SALE—Farm near Rockland, in good. $ 978.240 64 gan & Co., who often spends his since, topeaks for itself. MACHINE HEMStlTCHiN67~~pi7m' dee tractive garden and lawn but also Total •overed buttons, plaiting. PHYLLIS TOL­ cultivation, real money maker. L. Fr summers at North Haven was the The degree finished with the usual m ‘ BASE. 45 Middle Kt. Tel. 665 2 36-tf to be well paid for one’s efforts. LIABILITIES chief guest Tuesday night at a ban- “Harvest Feast” splendidly prepareank, On lolemnly swear^ that

Had soldier guests Social Circles Fuller-Cqpb-Davis Statable Meeting of Men’s In addition to personal notes recording de­ League Last Night—Judge partures and arrirnls, this departure es­ —O DEPARTMENT STORE o— Completely Satisfying pecially desires Information of social hap­ Sturgis Present. penings, parties, musicals, etc. Notes sent by mall or telephone will be gladly recalled. TELEPHONE ...... 770 SYNDICATE BUILDING Thirteen gray-haired warriors, who fpughl gallantly for the preservation of the Union in 1861-65, were special Maynard S. Bird of Portland was guests of the Baptist Men’s League a visitor at his former Rockland DIRECTORS last night and received one of the home Sunday. XBLHON B. COBB. I'rct. Rockland, Maine, most enthusiastic ovations that has ERNEST C DAVIS. Treat. FRANK W. FULbEJJ April 14, 1925. ever been accorded to them since ■Miss Helen Q. Decoste and Miss their return from the Southern bat­ iLela V. Hills, graduates from the tlefields. Eloquent tongues sang anew Sllsby Hospital are In Augusta, and their praises, and with such sin­ while there they will take their State cerity that the veterans could not board examinations to become regis­ but feel a new thrill of pride over the tered nurses In Maine. part they had played toward nicking Dear Girl Graduate: x a world democracy possible. ■Supt. William Reid of the Consoli­ Another distinguished guest Iasi dated Baking Co., has returned from We appreciate the fact that you are soon night was Associate Justice Guy H. Florida. Sturgis, whose term of Supreme to be graduated - and to be graduated is one of the events Court in Knox County had just Itecn .Mrs. iW. G. Butman has returned brought to a close. His tribute to from Winchester, Mass., where she of your life. We want to assist you and make this climax the guests of honor contributed an has been spending the winter With important chapter to the history of her daughter, Mrs. IF. C- Howe. of your school days vivid in your remembrance, as you the Baptist Men's league. Judge Sturgis' stenographer, William II. Many of the smart tailored suits Comforth of Auburn was also pres­ now shown in New York are devel­ will always remember what you wore on this oepasiom. Our ent. The home furnished with our handsome Overstuffed Suites cannot but be com­ oped in mannish mixtures, says the The Grand Army veterans were es­ pletely satisfying. In sheer beauty—perfect proportion, fine-workmanship Dry Goods Economist. Invisible business is to see that all who will let us furnish their corted into the bunquet hall by the stripes and checks are represented i s- president of the League. J. N South­ and excellence of material—our sets are unsurpassed. among them, while the dark greys graduating garments, will be rightly dressed. We have made ard. and to the music of fife and are In strong favor. With the gray drum, played by William F. PLAIN VELOUR .. $80.00. GENUINE MOHAIR .. $140.00 and $180.00 suit, brown accessories are worn an especial effort this year to furni'sh your every need Tibbetts, Wesley Wasgatt and which brings to mind that the com­ Arthur Orne. Their appearance at Genuine Mohair, reversible cushions, all webb construction...... $240.00 bination of brown and gray appeal s for graduation (with the exception of shoes.) the head of the stairway.was the sig­ to be exceedingly good Many nat­ nal for an outburst of applause with These Suites Supplied In AU Colors Desired ural kasha (blege) suits of tailored all of the members of the League SEE OUR WINDOWS genre are worn with gray silk Our opening of Graduation, Banquet and standing. And this ovation con­ blouses. This gray that is worn tinued until the last guest was seated with brown tones is not, however, a Evening Gowns and accessories, will take place Scores of small flags were used for clear, blue gray, but is a warm table decorations and large flags V. F. Studley Inc. gray, so that it blends harmoniously TUESDAY, APRIL 14, to SATURDAY, MAY 2 were draped on the wall behind the with the tans and browns. Blouses speaker. of silk which match the tailleur and If you cannot oome to our shop - we will There was the usual abundance of Tel. 713. ROCKLAND 283 Main St. the small felt hat of the same shade supper, and of tempting viands with stress the enseipble colop vogue in send our shop to you. Express your desires by mail or no hint of the difficulties experienced the mannish mode. by the handful of housekeepers in housecleaning time. Mr. and Mrs. George Kenney left 'phone and you will receive your outfit. In the course of the brief business Tuesday night on the boat enroute meeting which followed Everett E. for New London, Conn., to visit their CANDY SPECIAL ’ Yours for a suooessful graduation F Libby was admitted to member­ THE PAYSON COMPANY son, C. H- Cphles. ship and Phil Jones, R. V. Stevenson FOR SATURDAY KNOX COUNTY HEADQUARTERS FOR and Ernest E. Hager yere appointed Miss Lenore Benner, stenographer FULLER - COBB - DAVIS a committee to arrange for the an­ SEEDS for the Chamber of Commerce, is nual strawberry supper in May. SPECIAL We are all set in our new store for our annual confined to her home with the grippe. • • • • Seed Business. Don’t buy your seeds without The League’s greeting to the Grand CHOCOLATES Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Plummer of Old Army men was extended by W. O. giving us a call? We have all kinds of seeds in Town returned home yesterday after Fuller. Out of childhood recollection several days spent at the Beech different varieties. Girls__ You are cordially invited to visit our dress department as often as you like during the speaker was able to look back Street home of their daughter, iMrs. 36c LB. upon the period when these men were Five different varieties of Certified Aroostook L. B. Cook. Their Rockland visit the next two weeks. Bring your friends—try on the dresses—we have been weeks as­ winning glory, and he could recall the Choc. Mai. Fudge, lb. 40c was the only break in the motor trip Seed Potatoes. sembling these hundred or more dresses for your graduation. sight which they presented when Choc. Wal. Fudge, lb. 40c from St. Petersburg, Fla., where they marched^down Middle street hill AH kinds of Fertilizer. Try our Plant Beauti- they passed the winter. They were fropi Camp Knox to help save the Maple Wal. Fudge, lb. 40c fier. Our own mixture. seven days on the road. White canton and georgette dresses...... $12.50, $15.00, $18.50 and up nation for us. “We recognize the x x things you have done,” said Mr. Ful­ Boxes for shipping b^by chicks. B-K, the best Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tripp o( Cam­ AT THE FOUNTAIN Georgette and silk evening dresses...... $18.50, $25.00, $29.50, $35.00 and up ler, and we realize that you helped den are occupying apartments in germ killer on the market, for all household pur­ place this nation on a sound founda­ Fresh Orange Juice • Blake block. Sleeveless dinner dresses in silks and georgettes $15.00, $18.50, $25.00, $29.50 and up tion." 10c glass poses. Dolge Weed Killer. Sure death to weeds. lAial then came an interlude in SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED ON VERY SHORT NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larrabee, who which two of the old war songs were IF YOU NEED ANY FARM IMPLEMENTS, GIVE US A CALL. have been spending the winter in All new bright colors sqng—“Marching Through Georgia,’ WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY New Jersey, are now visiting in and “Tenting on the Old Camp­ CHISHOLM BROS. BUY YOUR SEEDS FROM US, WHERE, IF YOU WISH, YOU Marlboro, Mass., on their way to ground.” The singing was directed CAN GET PRACTICAL ADVICE AS TO PLANTING, ETC. occupy their cottage in Cushing for by Philip A. Jones, athletic director the summer. of the public schools, with Mrs Jones at the piano. The amount of pep THE PAYSON COMPANY Harry Wing of Boston has joined Fuller- Cobb-Davis they injected into this par; of the NEW BICKNELL BLOCK, 507 MAIN STREET. TEL, 380 the staff of Hotel Rockland in the evening’s entertainment was a source Opposite Waiting Room capacity of head waiter. of.wonderment to the guests of honor. ROCKLAND. ------MAINE HIGH SCHOOL CHAT a boost as a summer vacationing President Southard recalled at this Mrs. Doris Damon, Mrs. Bernice center. juncture thut a nominating commit­ Havener and Mrs. Catherine Fol­ Assembly was held for the first Twenty-live men. all from Maine tee must be appointed lo select oili lett will be hostesses at the auction j time in the new auditorium yester- litre lioosting their state’s attrac­ cers for the coming year. He named PRETTY SHOES FOR SPRING party of the B- A P. W. Club Fri­ 1 day much to the joy of all concerned. tions in the Independent today. on thut committee, M. M. Griffin, .). day night. Exceptional attractions J This marked, several changes in the Among themselves they purchased A. Richan, A P Blaisdell, George W. may be expected routine of the school. Classes now a full page ad wherein they tell of Huberts and Frank H. Ingraham. ■ arc run on their former schedule the many pleasures to be encoun • • • • Everybody arose when Judge Stur­ Ladies’ New Style Ribbon, Strap and Gore Pumps "Which arc my pet little econo­ ' beginning at 8.30 and ending at tered in the Pine Tree state during STRIND gis was introduced, and he too, was mies? What are the queer ones my 11.50. The afternoon session begins the summer. given a wonderful greeting. He in Patent Leather and the New Light Tan neighbor practices? Which ones are at 1.15 and closes at 3.30 Confu­ Their story is of lakes and hills, said that his memory did not car­ wise, which foolish? Shall I attempt sion in changing classes is avoided of unparalleled golf courses, of camps beside rushing streams, of ry him back to Civil War days, but TODAY ‘ $1.98, $2.98, $3.95, $5.00 to live my neighbor’s life for hint by passing in one direction only, ✓ motoring over fine roads, and rest that he was the son of a veteran, and and to spend his money more Judici­ ! from north to south- a • a a that the Grand Army veterans h id ously for him? Which is the penny ing at hotels equal to the best. Out (The Best Values In Town) The Sophomore Class expects to of their own money, they have always been a part of his life. He Marjorie Daw wise and pound foolish thrift we and 1 dazzle friends and foes gllke in the made this boost for their state, di was in New Tork when Teddy Roose­ others practice?" The preceding -And—< rectlng inquiring minds to the pub­ questions will furnish the subject for , near future when they blossom out velt, came back from tlie Spanish licity bureau which will furnish War with his Rough Riders, and one A Big Assortment of Misses’ and Children’s Dress discussion at ithe meeting of the with their new spring jewelry— them with the information they want of the things thut appealed to him Woman's Educational Club Friday- namely class rings and pins. Lou Tellegen • • • • most was a darkey regiment. Shoes and Pumps, together with a Big Line of evening. Only the few who never \ The R. H, S. boys made them- Mother; Yes, dear your father and "The glamour of the late conflict —In— practice economies should Im> excused I first met at a dance. is still so fresh,’’ said .Judge Sturgi- Play Shoes...... 98c to $2.50 for volunteering in this heart to . selves useful and greatly improved ! the athletic field last week by clear­ Boy: Oh. that’s why he’s always “that we are apt to realize too little heart informal discussiom This sea­ telling me to keep away from dance what the Civil War veterans’ strug­ “Greater son's discussions are thought-pro­ ing the field of stones. • • • • halls.—The Progressive Grocer. gle was. The service rendered was voking. Indeed, and greatly enjoyed. Men's Oxfords, Crepe Sole, Plain Toe an<3 the Work on the building ts progress­ not less in '61 than it was in '17, and •'From the mistakes of others a wise Qrube Cornish, Secretary of State Join the Oil Stove Club,at Bur­ t Than Marriage” ing as steadily as ever. Thi last the sacrifice was not less than that woman corrects her own." Club Charities and Corrections Who Will pee's. , New Broad Toe in Light Tan and Gun Metal. class room has been finished. The which was made across the water Here are some views as to en­ members beHeve with the famous Address the Woman's Educational “gym" floor is being cemented and In those days the surgery was rough, poet and philosopher that “the Club in the Methodist Vestry To- gagements made—and broken. $2.98, $3.95, $5.00, $7.50 the walls paneled. Class rooms, au­ anaesthetics were unknown and dis­ greatest study of mankind is man” morow Evening. ditorium and halls have been fresh­ and have concentrated attention ease worked havoc through lack ot ly painted and electric lights have sanitation. The suffering was equal upon his virtues, faults and foibles CLAIM RETURNS UNFAIR VALUE (2) Friday-Saturday (2) Men’s Work Shoes, Scout Pattern...... $1.98 been Installed everywhere except in to that of the late war, even with the with surprising results. They be­ The Farmers National Council esti- | tho auditorium. This room, which ingenuity of the devil involved. lieve that “ideas rule life and in the Moccasin Type $2.98; with Crepe Sole $3.95 will be used for a study hall, will be Both forces equally served and suf­ long run sway the world," so united­ mated in a statement Tuesday that j J. B. Warner equipped immediately. ly resist the sleeping sickness of American farmers realised on the ! fered. The mists gather in my eyes —In— sale of their products last year { the mind which is even worse than as 1 see the ranks thinning. Their $5,144,000 less- than a fair return The Sophomore girls who were Boys’ Basketball Shoes...... 98c to $1.98 sleeping sickness of the body and service will be carried in the mem­ which their labor would have given winners of the intcr-class cham­ WESTBOUND” absolutely fatal to intellectual ory of generations to come. The de­ “ Also High Kicks with Baseball FREE them. Department of Agriculture pionship cup, had their pictures mand today is for strong, Stalwart growth. A brand new idea in a Western ligures on the failure of the crop and taken at Pillsbury's studio Tuesday. citizenship.. The backbone of law livestock productions for the year ] • « • » and order must be in the substantial feature Mrs. H. B. Fales leaves for Port­ were cited as showing that the aver­ Tryouts for the Senior Class play, citizens who have the interest of the —And— land tomorrow morning for several age farm family received for its 'The Charm School," took place government at heart.” weeks stay. labor $671.93. The total deRcit was Thursday and Friday after school. Upon motion of George W. Roberts Kenneth McDonald BOSTON SHOE STORE figured on a basis of $1500 as a fair Miss Norton and Mr. Phillips as­ it was voted to send a word of appre­ Mrs- A. J. Huston of Portland is average return for such labor. sisted 'Miss Black by acting as ciation to those veterans who could —In— 278 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND, MAINE the guest of 'Mrs. Leola Rose. As Judges. Many students tried out for not be present. is always the case when she visits WATERHOUSE RESIGNS the 20 parts, bringing a great deal Adjournment was made to the au­ her former home city Mrs. Huston is of dramatic talent to light. The cast ditorium where there were flags, and “Yankee Speed” the object of many social attentions. Elmer H. Waterhouse, former will be announced within two days. » » • • more flags, and where the odor of warden of the State Prison, now Easter lilies permeated the atmos­ ^\ \ I LI Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. S|>ear ar­ serving his second term as Chief of Miss Irene Murray, a student ai phere. , MONDAY-TUESDAY rived home Tuesday night from the Portland Police Department has Bangor High School and a sister ol The speaker of the evening was tendered his resignation because of I Mrs. Phil Jones, lentithc Juniors a RIN-TIN-TIN their Western trip, which covered a Rev, H I Holt of Camden, who has Afo— period of 11 weeks. They went by ill health. \ I helping hand in the Inter-class delivered the Memorial Day oration series 'in which their team was badly EMPIRE the way of New Orleans, in which The City Manager said that hie re­ before Edwin Libby Post on at least “Tl 2 Lighthouse city they were well pleased to over­ gretted the necessary retirement of crlptfled- The junior team Is grate­ two recent occasions. He took for THE THEATRE AROUND take Dr. F (B. Adams and enjoy a the police chief, but that his resig­ ful not only for her skillful playing his subject "Democracy's Debt to the THE CORNER F v the Sea” nation, in view of the conditions, but also for her good sportsmanship. hit of sightseeing together. Their • • * • Veterans of 1861-1865.” With all paths again crossed in Pasadena, would be accepted. ijjiss Evelyn '(Perry is responsible her boasted democracy, he said, tlie TODAY THREE SHOWS—2:00, 6:45, 8:30. PRICES—10c, 15c, 20c and they made the ascent of Mt. country does not appreciate yet the Low, which is not without its thrills ' SPRINGTIME-UP IN MAINE for the latin mottoes which decorate obligation she owes to the old veter­ Richard Barthelmes If the passenger is inclined at all to the blackboards in Miss Howard’s —In— By Beulah S. Oaten ans. The speaker discussed some ol giddiness. In Pasadena the Spears the issues of slavery and gave a LA8TTIME NORMA TALMADGE Haw east wind end fog end sheet. “THE BOND BOY” I were guests of Mr. find Mrs. A. W. graphic picture of the famous cyclo- Bare, brown fields and snowdrifts meet, Mrs. Ruth Eilingwood. a member Fenner, and in Los Angeles they lee in river, pond and stream. r»ma of the Battle of Gettysburg. were with Mrs. Annie Keizer. At Frozen tattors white as steam. of the school board, and iMiss Char­ "When any man tells me there is Added Feature: TODAY Not a bird or blade of green. lotte Browne of Bangor were num­ “SECRETS” the outset of their vacation trip any body of soldiers superior to the “LET WOMAN ALONE’ Hint of leaf or blossom seen-- bered among our visitors for last they encountered some inclement Tbat's one way tlie springtime eonies veterans of'6I to '65 in efficiency —With— COMEDY FABLES NEWS ‘ Up in Maine. week. weather, but thereafter it was al­ • • • • or bravery,” said Mr. Holt, “I say to most uniformly pleasant. Mr. Sj>ear him: you're another. Do we realize PAT O’MALLEY Then again there conics a year Emma Dovgan, Winifred Coughlin, reports that there is considerably what was actually accomplished by FRIDAY-SATURDAY When the prospect's not so drear. Lucy March and Lillian Berliawsky less real estate activity in the West Wlien the days are warm and briglit. These fine Lampe— mahogany or these men? Do we realize that de­ FRIDAY-SATURDAY visited school while here for theii than there was on the occasion of With occasional balmy nigiit, polychrome bases, silk shades. The mocracy would have been dead for a BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Thou, almost before you know. Easter vacation. his previous visit, and the people Snowflakes fall and north winds I,lotv; BEST BRipGE .LAMP VALUfc thousand years if this Union had not 77 appeared to be much exercised over Bol tlie son peeps not ones more SHIRLEY MASON EVER OFFERED IN THIS been saved?” the damaging reports which had And It's warmer than before— TURNING THE TABLES Mr. Holt said he had some sympa­ —in— “AS MAN DESIRES That's another kind of spring. CITY. gone out concerning the prevalence Up in Maine. thy for the Bolshevists of Russia, lie- FEATURING: of a plague and the hoof and mouth Florida Has Levied On Maine, and cause their real struggle is for de­ “That French Lady” disease. On their return trip the But some years It's vastly better. Maine Now 8olieite Florida. mocracy and has a tendency to ap­ Adapted from the play by fiVarm.soutli winds tlie snowflakes scatter, MILTON SILLS and VIOLA DANA Spears made stops in Salt Lake City, proximate American ideals. Event­ William J. Hurlburt Streams a-sparkle danee and ehatter; Love in the Tropicz—Where the Strongest Man Wins the Woman Denver, Omaha, Chicago, Rochester, All the fields eaOh day grow greener; Says the St. Petersburg (Fla.) In­ ually their program will lie modified “The Strange Woman” N. Y„ and Boston- Mr. Spear had 'Willow, elder, birch and maple, dependent: immensely. -Each has donned Its new apparel: ADDED FEATURE the pleasure of attending Rotary in the sunshine bees are bumming, Hundreds of St. Petersburg folks Mr. Holt recently delivered a very meeting* in Boston, New York, San From the southland birds returning. who stay here during the winters strong anti-Klun lecture in Camden, “THE RIDDLE RIDER” JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S Diego, Pasadena, Ixjs Angeles, San Wooly fonts and tpisker-lsdles, go north for a vacation In the sum­ and while Kian was not nientlortel Number 12 GREAT NOVEL Francisco and Omaiha. A district Adder's tongue and saxafrages. mer and take advantage of Oppor­ Arbutus and dandelion, last night there were Several refer “THE HUNTED WOMAN” convention was in progress in Bloom on bloom-in gay profusion, tunities offered to boost St. Petes- STONINGTON ences which did not go unheeded Omaha, and the Spears would have Clouds of ntlst and veils of rrln, burg. Now the tables are turned The Grand Army guests last night H. Blake. Henry R. Huntley. Allen Featuring SEENA OWEN been unable to get hotel aecomoda- AU the world made young again — That's the rare, oat fashioned spring Maine residents who winter in the were William P. Hurley, William II. Kelley, Charles A Jamesnu, Albert tlone but for Mr. Bpear’j affiliation Up in Maine Sunshine City are taking advantage 0). Ma.-tcy,. Janes J. Woodsum, J?ugene Mather, A W.-Lamb, E, J. Paasa,and COMING—' NEW LIVES FOR OLD," with BETTY COMPSON Page Eight Rockland Courier-Gazette, Thursday, April 16, 1925. Every-Other-Day

MEMORIES OF AN ACTIVE LIFE Women, Be Well!

“Men and Ships and Sealing Wax”—The Story of a 0/ superfine quality in a neu) BLUE package Thomaston Boy Who Made Good. A ■ Superba (By Charles R. Flint) ORANGE [Continued—.Began Feb. 26] 'oncentratlng their great ability on IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY pekoe 6a Chapter XI—Continued :!ie administration of the United KATHLEEN M. SNOW ...... LIBRARIAN At the time when negotiations fot States Steel Corporation, caused the SaP^ shares to advance over 500%. It was Week days: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. the formation of the V. S. Stee Sundays: 3 p. ni. to 6 p. m. Company had been initiated, I hap­ the shareholders’ turn to laugh. Why have the Scotch such a keen TEAS pened in at the Morgan office, ar.d There is no frigate like a book, to Robert Iiaeon, one of the partners lense of. humor? Because it’s a gift ! (oarry you miles av.ay. Bnilly Diclt- FANCY ORANGE PEKOE knowing that Carnegie and 1 had I inson. been colleagues in the first Interna­ At.other traditional characteristic • • • • tional American Conference, asked of the Scotch is their thrift, and Hr. SUPERBA FANCY ORANGE PEKOE TEA Schwab once told me that Carnegie Consider the hock jacket. Solo­ me to call on Carnegie and get the mon in all his glory could not out­ is the very finest selected quality that you can buy. lay of the land in regard to the steel never forgot the importance of this virtue. One day the steelmaster shine the modern jackets that clothe situation, which apparently was in a our Spring books. Il might he in­ state of flux at that time. I immedi­ said to Schwab: “I have observed Your Grocer has it in a new BLUE package that you tire in the habit of permit­ teresting to follow, briefly, the evolu­ ately went to Carnegie’s home on tion of the book Jacket- at 45 cents for the half pound. Fifty-third Street. ting a call to remain at my door for a long time at considerable expense.” The orignal use of this wrapper was I approached this serious matter in to protect the book while it remained a humorous way. At that time Mr. Schwab was par­ MRS. WM. POPE Medium Grade in RED Package at 40 cents per half pound. ticularly anxious to please Carnegie, on the bookseller's shelf. Ordinary “How difficult it must have been,” "While bringing up my family I de­ nianila paper was used and often an I said, "for Judge Moore to have kept and taking this hint he resolved to he very careful not to have such evi­ veloped such a terribly rundown and oval aperture was cut so the title up a smile when he sat opposite you weakened state of healtii that I could und author's name oil the shelf-back at dinner at my home, having so dence of extravagance occur again. scarcely get around to do my house­ But not long after. Mr. Schwab made of the book could he read. The next recently kissed goodbye to a million work. I doctored but did not seem to step was to print the title and dollar*. as the option which he had an early morning call on Carnegie ain in health until I took Dr. Pierce’s There are 99 Superba Products to persuade him to render him a writer's name on the jacket, and bet­ purchased on your steel properties favorite Prescription. For several ter paper was used. Then it was had expired ’’ service. Schwab was absorbed in years I took this tonic and nervine at - superb in flavor superior in quality the presentation of his case and was decided that the jacket would serve “Under the circumstances,” said times for I found that it not only as an advertising medium and allure CarnPgie, "it was certainly much making very good headway when strengthened me but it relieved me of the bullet- intruded on the conversa­ patrons who were browsing around easier for me to smile than for the backaches and other pains. I have the iHiokshop seeking an interesting Judge, but that option which I gave tion to announce; "The cabman has been in such good health ever since been waiting for Mr. Schwab since novel This is still its chief use in some time. The Mystery in Red, by him was cheap at a million dollars; tiiat 1 have no hesitancy in recommend­ STRAND THEATRE eight o'clock this morning. It is now- the library today, to make attractive another Williams, is very good, too. I wouldn’t renew it now for ten mil- ing Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription three o'clock and he wants his pay the Bulletin hoard and call attention Mr. Fortune’s Practice, The Loring “Greater Than Marriage," today's liens.” ■to every woman who haq inward weak­ so thut he can go and get something io tiie newest additions to the collec­ Mystery, by Jeffery Farnol, men­ And Carnegie smiled again. ness, nervousness, backaches or pains, feature, is from the Louis Joseph to eat." tion.' To return to the publisher’s' tioned last week are excellent tales. He then spent several hours de­ because I belie; e it will put an end to Vance novel, "Joan Thursday." The • • • • all of these ailments if taken as di­ ideas—the "blurb” was the outcome • • * • scribing to me his plans for increas­ of the advertising mi the jacket and greatest story of an internationally MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES At a dinner at my home during the rected.’’—Mrs. Win. Pope, 248 Walnut Lovers of Dickens will be glad to ing his production and fabrication has come hl for a lot ot criticism. celebrated novelist A cast that Wilson administration the idea was Kt., Trenton, N. J. know that libraries and bookshops all of steel; Carnegie knowing my pleas­ About the same time, colored paper conics close to justifying the oft- suggested that Mr. Schwab, with his Do not fail to take Dr. Pierce’s Fav­ over the country are finding an in­ ant relations with J- P. Morgan A was frequently used and then th** abused description, “All-Star.” A superior knowledge of industrial orite Prescription in liquid or tablets. creased interest and demand for hia International Tailoring Line Co. may have shrewdly divined that “pretty girl" covers appeared with producer and direotor who is a writer conditions, should see President Send 10c to Dr.Pierce’s in Buffalo,N. Y., books and will feel that it is a 1 was gathering information in their pictures in four colors liy such popu­ as well, who anticipates the wants Wilson and give him the benefit of for trial pkg. and write for free advice healthy reaction to the great bulk of interest. I cannot explain in any lar artists as Harrison Fisher and of the public—and supplies them; a Ed. V. Price & Co. Line his advice. Delancey Nichol remark­ second-rate writing that is rushing other way why he gave me so much Christy. master of exploitation who studies ed that Schwab would not meet with from the presses these days. It is detailed information about his busi­ ATTENTION STAR GAZERS! tho problems of the exhibitor—and ’And a good line of Woolens and Worsteds in success, upon which I. as host, said • • • * also refreshing to see the revival of ness. helps to solve th-m. This is the ex­ • # * * that that remark seemed to he a re­ Saturn To Be Interesting Study Soon Today the poster treatment pre- some of the good old things of the stock. Suits all prices and styles flection upon the persuasive gifts of vails with the motive or the locale of stage. Ibsen, Congreve, Gilbert and traordinary, the happy combination He told me that by building a rail­ —Small Telescope Will Show Rings . my guest; that I would not under­ the story illustrated on the jacket, Sullivan and many others who wrote in "Greater Than Marriage." Every­ road from Pittsburgh to Connaught take to defend Mr. Schwab in general and done by the best artists. A short for the theatre, and wrote well, are thing that Louis Joseph Vance ever he would not only save money on Saturn with his three rings, bright­ terms, hut would be content to re­ synopsis of the story on the inside again finding large audiences- wrote has sold itself to the American freight but would also be able to give er than at any other time of the year, count one incident which Illustrated flap of the wrapper is cut out, in public—literally. And among ull his the railroad sufficient freight both will open the summer star gazing widely-read novels, “Joan Thurs­ C. A. HAMILTON Mr- Schwab’s persuasive art. The the library, and pasted into the book, KEEP DOGS TIED ways to insure it as a paying proposi­ season May 2. Saturn will be found Bethlehem Steel Company sent its so that the borrower may have some day" (to use the original title of tion. Jlesaid that his reason for estab­ in Virgo lit the east between Virgo 442 MAIN STREET. ROCKLAND Vice-President to see a farmer for idea as to the style of the story- Breeding Season For Birds and Ani­ “Greater Than Marriage") probably lishing a plant at Connaught was and Libra. Saturn conies into op­ the purpose of obtaining some land • • • • mals Is On—Secretary MacDon­ ranks first as a best-seller. that he could make use of cheap position with the sun on that date, that it was very important fo-- the Frank Stockbridge in co-operation ald’s Caution. Manager Dondls will close tho water transportation, not only for a bulletin front the American Nature company to secure. The Vice-Presi­ with the American Library Associa­ week with a double header—featur- bringing in scrap and other raw ma­ Association says, and does some dent came back without the land, tion gives this interesting list of the Under date of April 7 Secretary E i lnE J' B Warner ln ’ Westbound, ’ terials but for the distribution of bis things opposed to what the earth hut with the farmer. W. MacDonald of th- Knox Countv and Kenneth McD.nald In "Yankee products. does books most in demand in public li­ President Grace and other officers braries throughout the country; Fish A Game Association, issued to, To say "Westbound" is up The proposed plant that he de­ By opposition is meant that the of the Bethlehem Company all tried Ann Douglas Sedgwick’s The Little tiie members th- following circular to date is putting It mildly. The scribed was a gigantic one.—on earth will be between the planet and to get the landowner to sell his prop­ French Girl still heads* the list and letter- pioneers crossed tha Continental Di- alMJUt the same scale as the present the sun. Saturn will he nearer the "Feilow Sportsman:—The breed- i vide in covered wagons, ’midst man; erty hut without success. Then Mr. • the following books, in the order United States Steel plant at Gary earth on May 2 than at any other Schwab e-ntered and the situation 1 given, are in demand—The WhPe ing season for our game birds and ' danKers' an<* most Easterners still He indicated the location of differ­ time during the year. The planet was explained to him. He asked the Monkey; So Big; Enchanted Hill, animals is now on and your directors heiieie these ,dangers exist in this AYER’S ent sections, explaining how steel will {ise at sunset, lie on the meridian farmer to sit tlown with him on the Green Hat; Rugged Water; Thun­ feel that the members of this As-| Westbound two New tubes could be produced at a lower due south at midnight and set at sofa. After half an hour the old farmer dering Herd. Rose of the World; The sociation should use every effort to York ladies cover the same trails Our Spring and Summer Goods are now nearly all price than they could he manufact­ sunrise. i threw up his hands, exclaiming: Old Ladies; A Passage to India; In see to it that every protection poe- • westward bound by automobile, ured by the National Tube Co.; a Although one of the more distant in. Whether it rains, snows or the sun shines we "Mr. Schwab—you may have my a Shantung Garden; Peacock Feath­ sible is afforded them during this One of the ladies, a Broadway flapper, structural steel at a lower price than planets, Saturn will be just a little ers. Nothing could better illustrate critical period, that they, and we, was unafraid, but her aunt was are prepared to serve you. The colors are beau­ land, hut 1 thank God I'm not a wo­ matter of 821,340,000 miles away on it could otherwise be produced, the catholicity of the public taste may benefit thereby. To this end fearful of the terrible Indians and the which would enable him to undersell man !” May 2. Uranus and Neptune are tiful and the materials are good. Just come in. In advocating the appointment of than the diversified characters of, we urge that dogs be kept tied or muchly-discussed bandits of the the American Bridge Co.; and steel still more distant. Neptune is nearly Schwab for Secretary of the Navy The Thundering Herd and In a ‘ enclosed during the breeding sea­ West. True enough, they encoun­ and wire manufactured at a lowei 3,000,000,000 miles from the sun, in a cabinet to he appointed with the Shantung Garden, both o’n the same son; that each member guard care­ tered many obstacles, but the flapper MEN'S BOYS’ cost than it could be produced by Uranus can be picked up as a fair.t paramount idea of securing the list fully his own dog and use his influ­ won herself a rich cowboy hus­ Blouses, English Broadcloth. .. the American Steel & Wire consoli­ sixth magnitude star if you know just Shirts, with soft collars ...... highest efficiency I wrote that he ence with his neighbor not only to band. 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