The Republican Journal. 1^1 (Mi: 90. NO. 25 BELFAST, MAINE^HttJRSDAY, JUNE 20, 1918. FOUR CENTS r Vote ot Waldo | Graduating Exercises of the B. day for Northport, where they remained PERSONAL. PERSONAL. The County. over Sunday at three of the Connor cot- H. S. — I tages. They report a very happy time. Mrs. left Among the special features was a com- Henry B. Ladd is spending a few days Margaret Martin Wednesday itie vote of Waldo County in cases of contest as ascertained by telephone. The vote of the draftees of The Colonial Theatre was packed to plimentary dance Friday evening at the in Boston on business. for a month’s visit at Island Fall. ,:o directly to Augusta: room Thursday evening, June hotel with music a Mrs. % standing parlors by Victrola, ClareQce E. Frost left Tuesday for Everett Hatch is in Boston, the guest classes in n o n n n when one of the largest loaned by Mrs. J. L. Sleeper of this city. brief visits in and of his U. Hatch. oopo o e_ e_ 50 50 13th, Augusta Palmyra. brother, George C p (t n the school’s history presented a patriotic were given the Saturday morning they Mr. Clifford J Pattee has returned Mr. and Frank Heal and son Leo on w n ci n n o £• £• •». 5. Mrs. with a central topic of “Our and man- program freedom of the Cobe grounds a “ " from visit with relatives iu Portland. of Lakeview, are guests of Mr. and 5. 3 3 3 3 3 2 Z S. decorations were un- Me., v <* S. " ! Country.” The sion, a courtesy greatly appreciated. g 3 s 3 3 S, ■«. Mrs. A. E. Morton of Round Pond is Mrs. Frank B. Luce. ZP ZP as the 33 seniors, their i 5e’ So’ So’ S' S' 13 13 mi S, usually simple, While the picnic food supply was varied rpffiqcosoeccK'-ft-j E. E. visiting her brother, Robert H. Hart and William Lunt, son of Mr. and Mis. E» O o superintendent Roderick, and abundant were enthusiastic in a § O o' §• teachers, they = g. |? ^ B. g' ” chairman of the family. Lunt of Hanover, N. H., arrived re- g-° ? » s. C.S. | Charles S. Bickford, praise of Mr. E. R. Connor’s fish chow- r< r* r« r* r> r« ?»§■ §■ Mr. and Mrs. Z. cently to visit friencs. school committee, and Rev. Arthur E. der made for. them. After D. Hartshorn are Simmons. especially Clement. Ames. French. Gray. Holbrook. Vickery. Bowden. Johnson. Evans. Baffin leav- the season Wilson occupied seats on the stage, dinner Sunday the class pBrts were read spending at their home in Miss Florence Cross left yesterday for 1 4 3 8 82 37 42 40 50 51 33 sides for decora- Swanville. a few visit in Gardiner with her ing only the front and as follows: Miss Roswell; proph- days’ 42 36 2 5 2 4 63 38 30 49 20 History, ladies all wore very brother, Herman Cross. 29 28 1 4 2 4 58 24 33 38 20 tion. The young ecy, Miss Morris and Mr. Burgess; gifts, Mrs. George E. Evans and son George, White 27 9 6 1 2 4 31 11 24 38 5 simple white dresses. bunting Miss Kittredge and Mr. Bramhall; will, of Stamford, Conn., are expected here in Miss Elva Prescott of Chelsea, Mass.,, 5 9 1 0 0 0 19 6 8 5 10 was over with festoons of green draped Mr. Patters hall. These personal features and will have rooms at the Hodgdon has been in Belfast several days, the 1 1 0 1 1 4 3 4 }Tuly 6 5 1 on the railing of the orchestra pit, etc., hive been in times residence on Cedar street. guest of Mrs. F. R. Poor. 24 23 0 a 22 16 11 29 17 32 15 given publicly past, 0 the front was an edging of ferns be 7 44023 5 6 91 stage but it is thought this innovation may Louis J. West, principal of the Belfast Miss Helen Brown, assistant in the p: 3 50 2 33 2 3 11 43 10 and fine white flowers, brightened only Jas. 11 69 established as a precedent. Messrs. school, left Sunday to spend the B. H. S., will spend the summer with. 15* 23 5 3 4 7 5 8 24 4 24 3 with larger ones on «pigh by many tiny flags, H- Howes and Clarence E. Read kindly home in Miss Mildred M. Mitchell at the Head of td>' 1 11 1 1 0 1 10 5 7 9 4 i summer at his farm Winterport. Over the top of the center 6 8 4 the sides. furnished their autos in bringing the party ft' 15 6 0 2 11 6 6 15 and Mrs. James L. James have the Tide. their motto in green j Mr. [*■ 46 6 6 2 29 5 6 32 18 39 6 stage was suspended home Sunday evening. closed their residence on Miller street and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Howard arrived f 36 1 3 3 2 8 10 22 10 24 3 letter’s—“Play up. Play the Game,” on in East Belfast for from Williamstown, Mass., to err 2 5 6 0 0 0 0 4 2 7 0 were moved to their cottage Monday a white surface. The decorations 4 home 12 16 1 10 11 3 22 6 19 9 Belfast Board of Trade. the summer. spend the season at their summer in of the junior class. if"' 162 1 40 5 12 24 42 63 53 111 6 charge E. Ward returned last Friday at the Battery. If 39 3 4 0 1 2 30 16 15 27 9 Excellent patriotic music was rendered John 1 4 0 0 13 7 A special meeting of the Belfast Board where he recently had an Mr. and Mrs. Ru ph C. Johnson have 5 9 9 14 4 throughout the program by the B. H. S. from Bangor, 7 13 0 5 1 6 19 7 24 2 of Trade was called last at the Eastern arrived from D. and wilt 20 able direction of Mr. Friday evening infected leg amputated Washington, C., 3 0 7 orchestra under the 1 63 2 64 41 7 27 30 discuss what if should be season at their summer home Gold- to action, any, Maine General Hospital. spend the r 56 6 44 3 0 4 11 33 19 47 6 E. S Pitcher. The clarinet solo, taken in the submarine menace. It was on High street. r- 17 53 4 43 6 0 17 42 28 30 4.1 man’s “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp” played Mrs. Eugene Hayes and little sons, 103 2 67 0 0 12 43 19 25 44 voted to instruct Mayor C. W. Wescott John Miss 8 by Dean W. Knowlton was received with Gerard and Robert of Readville, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, f 17 1 2 4 13 4 with Pendleton Brothers 4 20 0 9 18 to communicate to visit Mr. Hayes’ Thompson and Miss Margaret 5 9 applause and fully merited the arrived Monday Dorothy 26 9 2 3 10 20 11 25 4 prolonged in to in their in Bel- it regard building yard O. Potter of Gardiner were guests over Sun- 6- 11 4 2 0 10 9 8 4 11 1 many favorable comments received. mother, Mrs. J. Hayes. fast. He was also instructed to take up 4 3 8 4 22 30 day of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stevens. 16 10 18 22 The invocation and benediction were pro- Harold Ladd, who went to Machias 2 5 27 4 20 1 the matter with the postoflice in regard 31 9 3 16 47 of a has sold her nounced by Rev. A. E. Wilson, pastor some weeks ago to take a position in Mrs. Addie F. Merriam 104 7 95 8 4 10 155 4 29 98 to at Northport be- 12 delivering packages will make her the First Parish. (Unitarian) church. shoe factory there, has returned and is farm in North Belfast and fore or on the arrival of the forenoon 147 516 in with her 728 667 166 380 151 826 446 819 486 num- now working at his former position home for the present sister, A very effective and appropriate train. The Board has loaned 115 boys in chorus—“Amer- the factory of Leonard & Barrows. Mrs. Charles Conant of Lowell, Mass, ber was the tableau and Waldo County $7 each for buying pigs cordially invited. at the Nor< h- Preaching and seniors. E. of the R. Woodcock has received \ ote of Belfast. THE CHURCHES. ica” by Katherine Kittredge which they are to raise this season. The Rev. Arthur Wilson, pastor f Mrs. Frank port church at 2.30. Sunday center rear of the Church was elect- from her Mrs. H. She entered from the boys have given their notes for the First Parish (Unitarian) favorable news mother, The annual of the meeting the Waldo stage with a handsome American flag de- ed a member of the executive committee H. Johnson of Los Angeles, Calif., who ,.f Belfast for pri- Trinity Reformed church will hold ser- money. The following telegram was County Association of Congregational frcm her which she election of the Unitarian has been ill for several weeks. 17th resulted as fol- vices next Sunday at 2.30 p. m., followed pending shoulders, read from Representative Peters and at the annual seriously Churches was held at the Church corner and June 12th. Cong’l grasped at each upper posed held in Waterville ui by Sunday school. acknowledgement made of this able as- conference waiter £j. diuwu, luuucuy ty- in on Stockton Tuesday, June 11th. The in attitudes suggested by the sentiments —,, „„ J V4 T wx --- of and his publican. At the Unitarian church next Sunday sistance: VVdlLCl, point, now Brockton, Mass., following churches were Ft Wn A »-U Ol 1(110 ..id.243 represented: who recently enlisted in the Burns, also of Brockton, morning at 10.45, Rev. A. E. Wilson will ..>-- Mitchell, nephew Harry .236 North Belfast, Searsport First The two asigned by Jackson, original selections ; Hon. Franklin D. Asst. has been assigned as in- were in this to accompany a sermon to the children, subject, To Roosevelt, Navai Reserve, city Tuesday, .... 224 preach .r.lwell and Second, Stockton and Sandypoint. rank were Evan F. Wilson and D. C. given by Sec. U. S. Navy, Washington, structor in the steward’s department of the remains of Mrs. Silas D. Brown fliers .... 238 “A Pod Full of Peas.” All the Sunday The program w as here over on way back opened by Moderator Kenneth G. Merriam. They showed Being Sunday now at ... 122 Ship Meade, school scholars should be present and sit find situation the U. S. Training Willard Jenneys. son of Dr. and Mrs. James H. Duncan with a brief devotional careful and mature ! to Washington, desperate e.. ..135 preparation thought, for in a body. This will mark the closing of at Belfast on account of the ice. They Boston. Charles W. Jenneys, left Saturday .... 258 service. Transaction of Morse business, roll which the present war times have brought ! must have government assistance to get a from be the the Sunday school for the summer. call of Dr. A. O. Stoddard, delegate Alfred, where he will employed by ley.203 churches, report of Scribe, ap- to the youth of this nation. coal and other barges in. Commandant '..,'wden. 116 G. A. R., Mrs. State Commission. Next fall St. will of a small the Thomas H. Marshall Post, Forestry Margaret's Episcopal Chapel pointment committees, report of The declamations were from recent at Boston sent tug, captain .... 145 itmson scared and and Mrs. Mary R. Russ to enter Harvard Dental College. be opened Sunday, June 23rd, for services. churches and election of officers followed. of which had no nerve, got Julia G. Ferguson he plans .... 181 utterances of President Vans patriotic Wilson, wired Boston for Le- celebration of communion will An quit. I asking big of the Circle left Wednesday to attend Mrs. Mary Carter, Mrs. Annie M. Frost, dim ... 88 The holy informal discussion of the Every ex-President Taft and Pope Benedict and Commandant no patrol high tug. replies State Encampment Mrs. Etta P. Miss Alice E. Sim- ...... 266 be observed at 8 o’clock, and mornifig Member Canvass was an issue the meetings of the Savery, important were divided among the young boat strong enough to break ice and that 11 equally Dora attended the French. and sermon at 10.45. Rev. Ezra of the won’t leave there ! mons and Mrs. Bridges prayer meeting. A clear explanation of ladies and of the who owners private tugs in Augusta. I .... 14 gentlemen class, ray Government assumes of the Daughters of Veterans in Ferris of the Church of Holy Trin- the of was ; unless responsibil- O. E. Frost and daughter meeting ... 9 Floyd working principles this plan Mr. and Mrs. loibrook acquitted themselves remarkably well. and New York ity. I supposed Government should Tuesday. Mrs. Frost was elect- ... 20 IRhinelander Memorial) of Rev. H. home last Wednesday Augusta Simmons ity given by S. Capron or the Ham- The vocal solo “Voices of the Just tried Katherine returned Woods,” would assume responsibility. chief of stall' and Miss Simmons color •Kerv 253 will be in charge. mond Street Church of where they attended ed City Bangor. The con- by Miss Thelma Smith was a rare pleas- to get commandant on telephone and find from Norton, Mass., 249 bearer. ference sermon was he is on from Provincetown to Bos- their Miss Services will be held next Sunday delivered by Rev. ure and the ovation that brought the ] way the graduation of daughter, erratic. Phila- of the ton. Belfast telephones that big who them Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Simpson of Monroe morning at 10.45 at the Congregational Harry Hulley Stockton and Sandy- modest was most genuine. Miss Myrtle E. Frost, accompanied .rt.59 response delphia and Reading tug is going to Sears- churches. summer. in Belfast Tuesday. They were church. Timothy Chase and Phenix point At 12.30 luncheon was came here from Islesboro this home t : spend the jvere .... 60 Smith recently port. She could do the job easily car served in an attractive leaving that day in their Oldsmobile .56 Lodges of Masons will attend in a body manner by the to study vofee culture and completed her afternoon. Will you not have her tried. John F. Durham and Keith Weymouth to ■ hase. 8° ladies of the The If too late for that, some other large tug. roll for a trip across the continent joii in observance of St. John’s Day. Sun- parish. afternoon ses- High school course with this class. Her of this city, who were on the honor ! If none are available at once, will you | and Mr anti If' Morrison.59 at noon. at 10 a. m. sion was opened a devotional service in their daughter husband, day school Friday by voice has a wide range and is very sweet local small at the St. John Military Academy .... 59 * send any boat to stand by the ; Brown led Mrs. Herbert at Hermosa Beach a council of the Waldo County Confere- by Mr. Capron, ana tne address of the a determined where they have been the Cooper, heating ... 66 and sympathetic. | tug directed by Capt. Swett, Maulius, N. Y„ N. Calif. to locate at Pasadena ... 15, churches will convene at this who will on his own responsi- They expect li- M alien gatioml afternoon was delivered by Prof. John J. The vocal duet, “Till We Meet Again,” man, try year, are now at the Plattsburg, stand past .... 55 if you will have your boat Wilson church for the purpose of dismissing the Martin of the Roswell and was very bility, for the month’s drill- Herbert T. Field, who enlisted severa Bangor Theological Semi- by Misses Colcord, Immediate Y., training camps Plummer ... 51 by and pick up the pieces. p Rev. W. T. Hawthorne, who them to take, months in the National Y. M C. A .54 pastor, nary. Sacrament was administered by well rendered and encored. action of extreme importance. ing their high rank permits ago leaves the first of July for Newark, N. J. Rev. Thomas to three slabs John a. Peters. for war has been notified to ap- i McAllister. 53 H. Martin, assisted by Mr. The class’ gift the school, j Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Horne and little services, a of the m.81 This will be followed by meeting Hulley. Second Church will the bas Alexander’s triumphant relatives in pear before the committee for examina- Searsport of relief, son left Monday to visit church and of the Belfast church. next parish entertain the next meeting of the Asso- entry into Babylon, conforming to pre- The Me. Mr. Horne has been tion and will leave for New York ciation. Community Chautauqua. I Georgetown, IE [k \TIC PRIMARY VOTE. was Wm. Mr. Field has no idea in what Odd Fellows Memorial Day ob- vious class gifts, was presented by sub-master of the Belfast High school Saturday. served last Sunday morning at the F. the class president, in a has accepted branch he will be placed if accepted by Pendleton, The program of the the past year, but recently in following patriotic Democratic party when large delegations The Edison manner. Principal the National committee. Baptist church, Convention. very appropriate Community Chautauqua will be presented the principalship of the Richmond, Me., as there very light were from the Odd Fellows West’s was most appreciative present acceptation in Belfast, July 24th to 28th, with some High school. In a recent letter home Mrs. Amos J s -all them out with the and Rebekah Lodges. The church Fred D. Jones of this ■and was accented with thoughts the class and city reports that of the best artists and lecturers in the Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. McLellan Ring of San Juan, P K., says tha- her :or Judge of Probate: decorated in their was very prettily on Thursday and will long remember and profit by. : Miss Vi- Friday, June 6th and country: daughters Janet and Nancy, and husband has finished ins training course as follows: with masses of ferns and flow- honor 7th, occurred the fourth annual Edison Charles S. chairman of the arrived Friday from in the otlicers reserve and has been com- Bickford, EVENING BEFORE CHAUTAUQUA OPENS. ola Harris, R. N., Wilson. Mullen. the and back of ers around platform Dealers Convention at the with a brief and com- a short visit He will have short 55 15 Waldorf As- school committee, ! Lexington, Mass. After missioned captain. a the banners of Waldo 7.00— Community Rally with Junior Pa- the pulpit, and toria at New York which conven- the diplo- Mr. and before he is to 3 1 city, prehensive speech presented triotic Parade, Play Festival and with Mrs. McLellan’s parents, furlough assigned 11y on the 6 4 Lodge and Canton Pallas arranged tion he attended. Each the class ode the son State in the mas; this was followed by Ticket Hunt. Free to everybody. Mrs. Clarence O. Poor, they went to Later Mrs. Ring and little p.an te 3 12 The Rev. J. Wilbor platform. minister, Union was represented and the attend- Mr. taken a cottage come to Belfast for a visit. I by Jennys: Wednesday l iberty Day where they have 1 6 and Battery' Richardson, gave a very interesting ance was approximately 700 persons. This L 1 26 I 2.30—Opening Exercises and Important for the season. Miss Margaret Olive White of Miami on eloquent address on Odd Fellowship, meeting proved to be like the when we Announcements 7 2 three which The time is drawing near H. Hilton and four Fla., daughter of Capt. and Mrs. W. B and what it Mr. and Mrs. Henry 16 6 what the order had done preceeded it, one cf interest and Must leave dear Belfast High; Opening Concert, lively left their winter home White, formerly of lias entered F .4 3 We’re out to meet the world Fisher Shipp Concert Co. of their children Belfast, stands for. benefit. It was that Mr. going hoped Edison summer the for the censor- ! 4 0 With aim to do or die; In a Unique Program of Character in Chicago June 14th for their government employ might be present and insistent 0 Methodist Rev. inquiries But ere we choose life’s Sketches and Vocal and Instru- where of the mails at one of the Florida, 3 The People’s Church, parting ways, home at North Tewksbury, Mass., ship 5 6 being made, the Edison company’s gen- And sadly say goodbye, mental Music. Charles W. Martin, pastor. Parsonage, will be joined by their daughter training camps. For the past year or 6 2 eral Wm. Let’s hail to our dear Alma Mater. 8.00—The Music of Our Allies, they No. 7 Court street. Telephone, 213-11. manager,Mr. Maxwell, told the and Miss White has been doing society 0 2 Fisher Shipp Concert Co Katherine, Wellesley College, ’19, more, convention that Mr. Edison is deeply en- CHORUS. 1 Sunday preaching, “The Lecture Extraordinary, “The Rid- Exe- reporting on a Miami daily, and recently 2 morning, 10.45, their son, Thorndike, from Phillips 6v.viuuiv.lH of Jewels.” 12.00. WU1A, U1C IIEUUIC U1 up! Play up! Play up and Play the dle of the Russian Revolution,” has got out a most interesting guide to Cubr; Day Sunday school, Play ter, N. H. Their daughter, Charlotte, 116 86 which can’t be disclosed at present. He Game! Dr. Joseph Clare of Petrograd All welcome. Sunday evening, 7.30, the Univer- which she published. for Belfast fame. The Leading on the War just graduated from Chicago also said that when the war is over and Play up! Play up! Play up Authority IClllUlliai}1 Wfli-inm picauiillg. For B. H. S. we lo\ e so well and Revolution in Russia. High school with the highest rank, not till the nation will know sity d!< “Raoul American then, just to Belfast Scouts. utes): Lufberry: Ace, Our love is all the same; National Service and will enter Wellesley College next Draftees Called Devens. Boy what Mr. Edison Thursday Day Camp Game.” Sermon: “Story important part has play- Hail to our dear Alma Mater. and the Flying 2.30—Musical September. ed in winning the war and I can assure Entertainment, of a Great Preacher.” This, Thursday, II. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Winters me efforts of O. H. The following twenty draftees from lias been an active you we will all be of our Through the Tripp, “Stumb- proud grand old Artists in a evening, 7.30, prayer meeting. To all the teachers who have toiled Accomplished Program Bar a are ■ Si outs and librarian of the Knox Association, Waldo county to leave here June 26th calls are man. of and Blocks.” Preaching at East North- In happy days gone by, Music, Monologue Mimicry. fine framed portrait of the late work of these ling j mahogany on the 6.55 a. m. train for Camp Devens, young- tone we reach this which Crayon Lecture and Clay Modeling, next afternoon at Speeches, tests, plays, songs by That might goal Associate Justice Dickerson has been us port Chapel Sunday J. Franklin Mass. There are live alternates named lines of occupation, Edison artists and a banquet, lasting crowns Caveny in the association’s portrait gallery is welcome at hung 2.30. Everybody People’s from 7 to 12.30 was call. Six have been returned In the re-organization p. m., the second day Four years at Belfast High, 1 at the Court House. The picture for this Modeler. church. Strangers in town especially characterized the of the con- We now a Clay S. Lieb and Mrs. ri the follow- proceedings propose grateful toast, presented by Mrs. Ellen from Camp Devens of the 66 draftees Belfast, vention. 8.00— Patriotic invited to attend. Years of effort of improving Bless’d be the binding tie, Prelude, ! John M. Burleigh of South Berwick, r lie Patrols have been Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Winters sent from this county in the iast call. tone has been devoted by Mr. Edison, a I.onff mav they serve Alma Mater! daughters of th. late jurist. Mrs. Bur- < Miss Frances of Illustrated “Under the Their cards naming the rea- >ne is composed of Walkley Plantsville, result of which is the production of the Lecture, ! wrote: “We take great pleasure in registration CHORUS. Stars and in leigh Haven and Wolf Pa- Conn., has been engaged for the summer new issue of the Velvet surface record Stripes France,” this portrait to the Knox Bar son for their rejection have not been re- Albert Edward presenting | and of this marvellous achievement 200 Ill Wiggam and thus and per- mi of the Fox by the North Belfast Congregational ; Association honoring ceived from Camp Devens arid their Troop records were on The Distinguished Publicist Who time exhibition at this time. And here’s to all alumni brave, petuating his memory. ”—Courier-Gazette church and will preach for the first [ a j names are not available for publica tion. nbers. The composi- .It was during the first day of the conven- Has Just Returned From Special at 10.30. Proud sons of Belfast High, W. Proctor of North are as follows: this season on next Sunday tion that the first of these 200 records Mission to the Western Front. Clarence Wind-j THE DRAFTEES Eagle, Now fighting in a distant land was of the church was sold for of Belfast High ! leader; Tolford Dur- Miss Walkley pastor $550, and during the banquet That freedom shall not die, Friday Inspirational Day ham, formerly principal Francis Shaw, Trov. on the second after a the Harold W. Belfast. for two summers and greatly endeared day, ringing speech To one that to his Maker passed, school, has been selected by Bangor, Preston, Forest Woods,Wy- 2.30— Instrumental and Vocal Concert, •* by Mr. Maxwell,the last one was sold for A. j (We reverently sigh) Sacred Hula committee to be submast'er at the Roy Hopkins, Hillard Buz- herself to the people of the parish. She all the introducing the Dance, school ■, Snow, $6,000 proceeds to be used to pro- With honor to dear Alma Mater. | Fr. nk H. Peabody, Thorndike es- Steel Guitar and the Ukulele, succeeding Lee T. ls and Louville Wood, is a most interesting speaker, and is I vide phonographs for the lads on our High school, Bangor, j Harry E. Thurlow, Lincolnviltc. Chorus. Royal Hawaiian Singers and Play- ! in her work with the transports. When one considers that the j Gray, who has resigned to become prin- j William E. Bragdon, Searsport ml, Donald Knowlton, pecially pleasing of ers. transports are steamers carrying 10,000 Following is the list graduates: Isle school. Mr. Frank A. Oxton, Montville. assistant children and young people. She is a ; The Most Talked of Attraction in I cipal of Presque High j ‘iorne. leader; soldiers and were to Crie Eleanor Lemont Dutton W t. designed carry 3,000 Theodore Bramhal), his duties at the Ray Robinson, interpre traveler of note and her travel talks have to America. Proctor will assume Floyd Winchester, By- j 4,000 and the soldiers say their most Harold Cathleen I Elmer W. Kossiter, Lincolnviue Bruce, Joseph Burgess, 3.30— Round Table Discussion, “Recrea- school at the of the fall s ester been a great pleasure to the community j wearisome, lonely time is when crossing High opening Robert B. Howard, Eugene Mae Doris Lorena Graisbary, tion and the Parmenter, the Atlantic it can be seen the Colcord, War,” Proctor is a or Bow- Raven as well as most educational. Last season great good term. Mr. graduate Stacy J. Noyes, Belfast. ,, annmg; Patrol, found in the Una Prudence Greenlaw, Vera Grace Conducted by Junior Play Leader pleasure of the phonograph. and soon after from William H. Sayward, Freedom ader: Ora she preached at Robinston, Washington 8.00—Selections from “The Bird of Para- doin College resigning Pendegast, It is announced that the new velvet sur- Marion Arline Leona Irving H. Greenlaw, Greer, the Belfast High went to New Merrithew,Stockton Springs i'errin and the parish at North Belfast face record soon on dise,” York, Arnold, Leroy county, will be the market at Celia Willard j Hollis M. Payson, Belfast. Innes, Cummings Jennys, Hawaiian Singers and course ■ Royal Play- a teacher’s Carroll Pot- feels itself most fortunate in securing her $1.50 each. where he took training Carl T. Blake, Searsmont. HolTses, Katherine ers Helen Angela Keeeh, Durgen Mr. Proctor and Harold' for this summer. Miss Walkley made at Columbia College. Fuller C. Wentworth, Belfast. 1., Staples; Wolf THE RID CROSS. Dean Wentwortn Knowlton, Lecture, “The University of Hard Kittredge, his have many friends in Belfast Russell C. Carter, Walter many friends in Belfast as rvell as in Knocks”, Ralph Parlette family ], "hard, leader, Winfield Augustus Marriner, Kenneth f'rank Morrison, America’s Foremost Platform Hu- who are pleased that they v ill locate in id Elmer Ellis, North Belfast who will warmly welcome Hugh 1., leader, A large number of Red Cross member- Gerald Merriam, Elva Calista Meservie, morist-Philosopher. Hayford, ( her. the near by city. Ora Fall I, arleton Read, Herbert Ida Nick- Dunbar, ships are due the first of July. These in- Laura Evelyn Morris, Margaret Band I. Saturday Day Alternates. k, Harry BowenJ J. Wilbor clude all who became members Harland Stratton Wil- Mr. Edward Sibley, who has been visit- first Baptist Church, Rev. a year erson, Pattershall, 2.30— ,;i"k A. Popular C.oncert, Mrs. H. Harold L. Saban, Palermo. Downes, leader; residence No. 1 contributing to the War Fund liam Fralicis Pendleton, Joseph Henry Band of ing his daughter, Henry Hilton Richardson, minister; ago by The Famous Kilties Canada Frederick P. Obrey, Belfast. ((nit leader, Nathan Essie Lunette Alice Considered the Greatest Scottish of left June 14th for an extend- KH Northport ave., telephone 212-3. This drive. Much time and expense will be Perkins, Piper, Maida Chicago, James F. Page, Thomas Band in the World. west. He went first to I; nil, Knight, church extends a cordial welcome to saved the Chapter if fees Roswell, Emma Jane Slipp, Thelmarosa ed pleasure trip Harry E. Brown. membership 8.00— Grand Double •(., aM,n Nickerson, Clyde Geneva Frances Concert, Faribault, Minn., to visit a cousin, from Leo B. Cousens, Brooks. those without a church home to worship are left with Miss Isabel Ginn, treasurer, Smith, Stephenson, The Famous Kilties Band ti m us, RudolphCassens, The are both or the Red Cross rooms on Main Chastene Althea Stevens, Nellie Anita there to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Anoka with them. sittings free at street With Alfred E. Zealley, Conductor; EFFIE M. HERBERT. "'alter assistant; James Tenor and where he will remain until after 4th. H,, Page, morning and evening. Sunday morning $2 will make a magazine member, $1 an Trask, Edna Christy Trundy, Louise May Pearse, Soloist, July barles Emerton Cross Evan Wee Jamie Muir, Dancer. He will a few in Swift, preaching services at 10.45, with sermon annual member. Webber, Ruth Wiley, Frank spend days Bozeman, Effie M. Herbert died at her home, it if -I'.Ehen Mank, Joseph for L. Frances Wyllie. Sunday Community Day Mont., the guest of Prof, and Mrs. Wil- by the pastor. Theme: “Common Clay New instructions knitting socks Wilson, Waldo, June 16tb, after a few weeks' Boardman. The teachers: Louis J. 2.30— Sacred Music, Weber Male Quartet liam F. then on to Transfigured.” At 12 o’clock the Bible have recently been issued by the Depart- West, Principal; Schoppe; Emigrant, illness with measles with an The Best Male Quartet in America. complicated 1 V. to a week with Daniel W. Ullu 1 ui, in the Classes for ment of Development at af- Harry L. Horne, Sub Master; Melvena Mont., spend abscess in the head. She was the daugh- at Waldo Station school begins vestry. Washington, Lecture-Recital, “Kipling, Master ter of and Thersa (Cross) Herbert. all A cordial welcome for visitors. ter careful of the many directions I Parker, Onie M. Banks, Helen Brown, of the War Tripp, a former Freedom boy, who has George ages. study Interpreter Spirit,” Her S. Bruce been west about From Emi- age was 12 years, 4 months, and 11 t of Waldo At Meeting in the now in use. Scarcity of yarn necesai- Alice E. Lawry, assistants; Elbridge Wallace Amsbary forty years. ;tl,: secretary 6.30, Young People’s days. The funeral was held at her home G. Little- An Intimate Picture of the Favor- he will to to visit Mu announces that on All in- tates great economy and with the new Pitcher, Musical Director; Julia grant go Laurel, Mont., ,t’J 'vestry- young people cordially | ite War-Time Poet Monday. '"!! 1)0 John W. a former Waldo W| three horseraces, vited to a splendid service. Sunday even- directions the department hopes to ob- i field, ’20, Accompanist 4.00— Vespers—A Short Service to Which Coombs, boy. Albert S. Fields, a prominent 1 ot!ler sPt>rts that go service at 7.30. Minister’s tain a pair of socks from one skein of Practically all of the class, accompa- Everyone is Invited From Laurel he will take a trip through Bangor good ,dml ing preaching | business man and for 12 ,ni'" nied Mr. and Mrs. E. S Pitcher, Mrs. 8.00— Closing Concert of Sacred Music the will years president The one-third mile “A King’s Lie and what came of yarn. Yarn is now on hand at the room by Yellowstone Park. Later-he go Eastern Maine 4*.,. topic: and Old-Time of the State Fair, died at " E. A. Misses Melvins V. Parker Favorites, to an ndition and a good lot it: with a 20 century application.” This, on Main street and knitters are asked to Banks, Curtis, Neb., for indefinite visit his home in Bangor June 12, at the of Wi,s ^ Weber Male Quartet age and Helen Brown of the faculty and Mrs, with his Charles A. for- 67 years. He was a Civil War veteran *V*iii for this event. Thursday, night at 7:30 in the vestry help on the Belfast allotment of 300 pairs, An Inspiring Close to a Great Pro- brother, Sibley, aifn'"fd'he left > and at the age of 14 years marched daucipg in the the service. The public which must 1st. S. A. Parker, the school’s coach, Fri* gram. merly of Belfast. with pavilion. weekly prayer finishedjjuly Sherman to the sea.

I La __ a fir8t •nd THRIFT STAMP SALBS AMONG Stockton Springs, guardian of Belfast, SCHOOL CHILDREN The Journal final; Emma A. Drake, late Republican A. Downes, late of first and final; I.aur. A. W. Gordon, general agent for schools 20, 1918. final; Margaret M. BELFAST,THURSDAY.JUNE Winterport, first and in unorganized townships, sent out a cir- first and final; boson Huxford, late of Brooks, cular letter early in February urging upon THURSDAY BY of Unity, first and PUBLISHED EVERY Olive J. Morse, late the pupils of the unorganized township late of Winterport, Pub. Co. final; Myron E. Rich, schools the purchase of Thrift Stamps. The Republican journal Griffin, late of first and final; Elizabeth Many of the schools have reported ex- MM and final, E. an first to but one of the most BROWN, Editor. Lincolnville, ^ cellent record date, A. I. Unity, guardian s sec- Guy S. Morse, of interesting was discovered by Mr. Gordon M. Shaw, late of one one ond and final; Addie to the region. Terms. For square, F. on a reaent trip Kangeley advertising cents for one week and final; Alonzo Inch length in column. 26 STRAW Winterport, first At Upper Dam each pupil of the school and final. And 25 cents for eacl. subsequent late Burnham, second I" Dodge, of had up to that time over $40 SUBSCRIPT!™ Terms were returned purchased 50 cents for*Treefor inventories $1.00 frrsix months; Warrants and worth of Thrift Stamps and War Savings year; SOLD BY A. Bacon late of faaonthe, D. P. Palmer-Owen Bros, in estates of Joseph Certificates with their own earnings. of Be"8®1- Unity; John Sanborn, late It is only fair to state that this school AND THE TARIFF late of Belfast; Charles consists of two pupils, but they have SILK are found. Harriet L. Brown, with Germans wherever they The Probate Court. K. Fern- probably saved more than many schools H. late of Knox; Cornelia here at home. Dyer, of a much larger size and without doubt March 31, Not only over there but A. Bassick, In the nine months ending ! late of Winterport; Lizzie for the State of which be with The June term of the Waldo aid, hold the record silk in skeins The war is henceforth to waged County E. Wiggin, late 1918 this country imported late of Belfast; Nathaniel they are jurtly proud. These uupiU, Probate Court was held Tuesday, June These im- all the vigor of an enraged people. Browne Brackett, Malcolm Grant and Lawrence Chadwick, to the value of $113,844,000. of Belfast; Elizabeth | 11th, with Judge Ellery Bowden of Win- are both 11 of age and sons of the from Japan part- Bragdon, late of years came mostly Creel has made a great late of Belfast; Ephraim of the at that jiortations Mr. George terport, presiding, and the following busi- of proprietors sporting camps Tire was less Keene, late We Set because the transportation The press in all N. have unusual ways of earn- ly many vocal blunders. ness transacted. Freedom; Sophronia place. They and J. Beckett, late be the across the Pacific partly has ridiculed and re- Stockton Springs; Mary ing money which well might envy hazardous of the country Petitions for the probate of wills were off in Eu- parts of town and city boys. Last winter one "T- because has fallen no power to sup- of Islesboro. production but has adequate in estates of William W. a which he to buked, presented Carter, of the boys trapped fox for Standards countries, owing this exalt- ropean silk producing him. The Nation pities Calvin A. late received $15. Both boys earn consider- •Vsco' press late of Belfast; Hubbard, REAL ESTATE. war. We have about 900 establish- It pities him TRANSFERS IN able by digging bait at a dollar a quart Tread is it that United States Tires the ed Democratic juvenile. of Belfast; Mary S. Smalley, late of Bel- Why these skeins lead for visiting fishermen and many an odd ments engaged in converting his official parents do not new records for because fast; Rufus Reynolds, late of Burnham; and half dollar is earned them are setting mileage other un- quarter by into fabrics for dress goods and pur- him and make him of real estate him home, spank Frank R. Daggett, late of Ramona, Calif., I The following transfers by doing various services for these sports- : and serviceability ? There are about 100,000 persons folks should be seen, and do not; poses. derstand that “little and of were recorded in Waldo County Registry men. They are both hustlers added formerly Sandypoint. of in this work and the June 1918. intend to lose any opportunity to add to is it that the sales the-,? employed not heard.” Petitions for administration were pre- of Deeds for theweek ending 13, Why by manu- their Thrift Stamp savings. value to the imported skeins, * * to Evelyn A. tires are constantly mounting by sented in estates of Wilder P. Drink- Oscar L. Staples, Waldo, At Grant’s Camps, Kennebago, Mr. is about $125,000,000 annually. in Waldo, facture, From late of Ellen A. land and buildings Gordon found another case of patriotic and bounds ? skeins Letter Augusta. water, Lincolnville; Webb, do.; leaps to the of John W. but none the In addition importation Mantie E. i Austin L. Ricker, Monroe, to savings of a different type, I Pease, late of Searsmont; is found in the fac- is immense importation of silk less interesting. Here Maxcel Grant, 12 j The answer there The Journal.) late of Hobbs and A. E. Kilgore, Brooks; rights of Gregg, Unity. of son of W. D. had in the web or (Correspondence j years age, Grant, where United States Tires are woven into fabrics piece, of in Monroe. tories AUGUSTA, Me., June 12, 1918. Petitions for license to sell real estate flowage distinguished himself the past winter by j in made up wearing apparel. These to Mabel and a field some were in estates of Horace Mad- S. Young, Lincolnville, killing two bears which he had trapped made. The State of Maine owns presented ! Henry of fabrics and garments have in- under the direction of his grandfather, i imports between the State docks, late of Searsport; Elizabeth Browne Richards, do.; land in Lincolnville. of construction for ! 12 acres in extent a Standards more than 500 percent since the H. From the proceeds he purchased $50 ] creased 1 about to Fred river. This year Brackett, late of Belfast; Edith M. Sher- William H. Jones, Unity, he feels of are than ever be- into effect. It is House and the j Liberty Bond and confident these tires higher present tariff law went and buildings in Unity. j field is being used for gardening, man, of Liberty; Charles H. Dyer, late Jones, do.; land being able to add to his savings later. the tire of if the present j half this fore known in industry only a question time, and in late of Knox. Lute L. Troy, to Rosandel are well cared for I Rogers, on our statute when The plots NO USE FOR THE AUSTRIAN IRON law remains books, see Petitions for were land and buildings in Troy, of tire fabrics tell us that and early evening one may distribution pre- Gerry, do.; Makers labor of Japan will force us to afternoon E. CROSS. the cheap has been se- sented in estates of and Loomi- i I. S. Staples, Brooks, to Harry we have them work going on. Land Augusta the standards given close our silk fabric factories and our the in Brooks, other parts of the city Eames, late of Searsport. Staples, do.; land and buildings At the annual meeting ol the Maine States Tire fabrics are of them experts cured in several for United working people, many Belfast, to which was It is safe to say Accounts were presented in estates of Marcellus R. Knowlton, division, Sons of Veterans, known uiner em- for the same purpose. j than any previously in the business, will De seeking et al., do.; land and convened Wednesday, June 12th, in Port- higher before have so many gardens John T. Rossiter, late of Northport, first Walter H. Coombs, will be looking for some other that never land by Division Commander Allen L. ployment, There is and Nathaniel E. of Bel- in Belfast. Likewise every process here as this year. final; Wiggin, buildings resolutions were unani- through the war is over and been planted Curtis of Belfast, person’s joD. After of Brooks, to Elmer O. 1 daylight saving is a good fast, first and final; Augusta and Loomis i Inhabitants mously adopted that a change be made in of construction from crude rubber times of no doubt that 1 business is conducted as in peace, land and buildings in Brooks. of the badge of past comman- who are striving Eames, late of Searsport, first and final; Hall, Belfast; the design to finished tires—we have set new iabor will dominate the silk thing for city gardeners cheap foreign the home William late of Swanville, first M. Flannery, Winterport, to Es- ders. their bit for supplying Clements, May has been standards of the United States. If this to do land and The badge, which in the past and higher everywhere markets field crops have and Herbert F. late of tella H. Hayward, Brewer; A good area of final; Richards, a cherished decoration by all possessing was the only one threatened tables. on >ur industry the first and A. in Winterpori. caste on account standards work out y< into and sowing by Lincolnville, final; Mary buildings it, appears to have lost These labor in general would not been put planting business and late of second and Francena Millay, Liberty, to Earl Mil- of its present design. The badge in ques- de of Kennebec county, especial!} Whitney, Unity, final; car in the practical economy be disastrously affected. But free trade farmers in Liberty, tion resembles the Austrian iron cross, sections. Toe Joseph A. Bacon, late of Unity, first and lay, do. ; land and buildings war-times. at hundreds of in the best agricultural and this design, it is requested, be sub- manded by or near free trade strikes but Elias C. late of secf Carroll W. Murray, Unity, to Frank has been a and.cap final; Fowler, Unity, stituted by some other selected by the thousands of vocations and scarcity of labor j Tires will raise an industries, favor- ond and final. ! D. Gerry, do.; land in Unity. national officers. United States y has been exceptionally of toilers. This statement is not the weather to Orianna afternoon session Mayor Charles millions loss of time retilions ior proDaie oi wins were al- David E. Walker, Belfast, At the car to higher efficiency. has been little became the baseless dream of a political philoso- able. There J in B. Clarke, who a few months ago wet soils. 1 he lowed in estates of Israel Woodbury, late V. Walker, do.; land and buildings rainy days and a fully qualified Son of Veterans by- is a to suit every con nor the theory of an academic stu- caused by j There type pher have been of Morrill; William W. Crosby, late of Belfast. of was rains while not copious j joining Shepley camp Portland, dent. It is the inevitable outcome which recent to Frank entered the dition of service. much If Brooks; May G. Moore, late of Searsport; Lucie E. Crowell, Monroe, given an ovation when he near- and have done good. and history has recorded against every timely late of ! land and buildings meeting hall to extend his greetings is followed by a summer Washington Nickless, Unity- LePage, Millinockett: The nearest United States Sale- law enacted in the United favorable spring welcome the visiting delegates to Port- H free trade ,n Elizabeth S. Mathews, late of I.incoln- in Monroe. there will be good crops ] land. a and Service Depot dealer will cheer States since the Declaration of Independ- equally so, ville. Prospect, to Oscar White of Penob- ueorge B Brown, The response to the address of wel- | for iaw has been followed Maine. When Sheriff | aid in selecting right tires ence. Every such sell real estate I in Prospect. was Division Secretaiy E. K. fully to appear be- Petitions for license to Billado, do.; land come by j men scot county was summoned of the by a stagnation of business, laboring in estates of Ida M. Lincolnville, to Bertha Gould, who is a past mayor city | your requirements. and Council, me *»»■ were allowed Hadley, R. Leigh Miller, j forced into idleness and their i fore the Governor of Rockland. have been hear- late of Silas M. Pendleton, late E. land in Lincolnville. a sensation. 1 he Jackson; Dean, do.; In connection with the appointment of ; have suffered for food. The last I State anticipated Fred families of A. late of Enoch F. Anderson, Belfast, to Division Commander Cur- I in Hall, Unity; Mary Whitney, Unity; committees by of this sort was written in less I ing was staged Representatives in P. States Tires record crowd. Kenneth G. Merriam, minor, of Belfast; W. Brown do.; land and buildings tis Wednesday afternoon, Fillmore United not call together a large than one year after the Democrats enact- and did Harris of Biddeford was selected for in a very Katherine E. late of Prospect; Montville. 1 was conducted | Leach, H. Burbank for resolu-' • law. At least The business credentials, R. _ ed the present 3,000,000 late of Lincolnville, to Georgie are Good Tires any display of i Susan E. Ausplund, Searsport. John Freeman, fraternal and restoration out of work be- orderly manner without tions, greetings people found themselves were allowed in Mass.; land and Wilson of Saco the hearing lasted i Petitions for guardian E. Ferguson, Somerville, of rank, and Frank for! „ -— discuss the tariff ! eloquence, and M cause of that law. To fiery D. of officers The testimony pre- I estates of Ida E. and Lou Dyer buildings in Lincolnville. reports. than two days. ball was tendered to Vs not partisanship because next to the less I W Louise l. A reception and the past win- Knox; Donald K. Drake of Winterport. Moses Larrabee, Monroe, Sons of the sented showed that during the officers of the Maine division, successful and united prosecution for license to collect and dis- land in Monroe. of ardent spirits were Petition Larrabee, do.; of Veterans auxiliary, and out of town the tariff of the future is the most ter 424,119 pounds R. I., war, This mortgage was allo wed in estate of Grace L. Freeman, Providence, officers Wednesday evening in Portland in Bangor in 140 days. charge question that the people of the received Belfast; land and hall. The hall was attractively deco- important or that Elias M. late of New Boston, to Francis E. Wood, city to every taxpaver Dickey, and a United States should consider It will be would furnish rated with flags and bunting pro- leave A for adoption was allowed in buildings in Belfast. a a day and petition of selections was rendered the issue before the people in the city about half pint gram popular great Nutter of Belfast. band. The writer estate of Harold Resemblance. by the American Cadet are GOOD Tir* of 1920. 756 half pints for visitors. |ust a Family We know United States Tires campaign for allowance was allowed From 8.30 until 9 o’clock a reception experience that A petition has had so little bibulous W. late of was held. That’s why we sell them. that this would in estate of George DeSilver, his hair in the centre UNGRATEFUL he will not assume to say A youth parted can- Prospect. man “hot.' Young FINANCES. A. S. Pay son I actually “wet,” but it and his old got STATE R. F. Fuller, Freedom. make Bangor were al- the youth over, there have Petitions for administration man,” he said, looking that the people cash in Hall-Ellis Hardware Co.. Belfast. The population of Alabama is 2,138,093. not. be claimed of Sarah late “you look like a fool. AUGUSTA, June 5th. The of moisture. lowed in estates Richards, visited. an entire lack a friend of the family on the first day E. B. \alleu The population of California is 2,377,349. suffered from E. “Later banks and the treasury F E. Whitcomb & Son, Searsport.] her im- of Searsmont; Eunice Campbell, “how much you rumored that there were o “It’s startling,” he said, of this month amounted to 51,483,609.75, Alabama had furnished up to June 1st of It is Anson Knowlton, late state- John McLauahlin, Stockton Springs. medicinal pur- late of Winterport; resemble your father.” according to the regular monthly this men for the army and i for “strictly answer- audi- year, 26,998 portations of Freedom; John M. Dwyer, late of “So he’s just been telling me, ment of Roy L. Wardell, the State no evidence to sub- California had furnished 68,205 but there was has been filed with Governor navy. poses” Winterport; George Wood, late of Sears- ed the youth. tor, which There are people was divided as men Under the law California that rumor. Miiliken. This amount present stantiate Thomas R. and Lucy H. Howe, treated for cer- mont; Revenge! i follows: Sinking fund, *51,500.00; farm will have to furnish more men undereach who can be successfully E. late of whis- late of Searsport; Frank Wiley, lands loan, *99,340.18; war loan, 5204,- further call than will be called from Ala- tain forms of melancholia only by ex- general fund, *1,128,761.84. of these in Belfast. after having his tooth 007.73; JOURNEYS the fact that she has fur- and there may be some A little boy, of the State for the month bama, despite key, for distribution was allowed the dentist if he could The receipts A petition tracted, inquired of while the ex- nished more men than have gone In the days of our grandfathers, of May were *481,998.25, A THAT WAS UNNECESSARY 41,274 Bangor. in estate of Alonzo F. Dodge,- late of take the tooth home. The JOURNEY molasses was a what do penditures amounted to *421,983.73. from the latter State. We wonder why gin or rum mixed with The dentist said: “Yes, but Maine Burnham. receipts included the sum of *131,894.75 “Hello! Mr. Jameson, this is Kennedy of Bangor, Democratic in both for colds and in some want it for?” to close it: a congress, branches, sovereign remedy o you fees, $161,- in New York this morning and I want Accounts were allowed in estates at the dentist s face from automobile registration arrived is so regarded The boy looked up banks and When will it be convenient should enact such an inequitable law, and localities such a mixture 812.94 from the tax on savings with you today, if possible. j Hosea L. Hunt of Burnham, first of guar- and replied: that the se- beamingly as the tax on insurance com- we wonder why the President did not It may be surmised fill it full of *33,321.71 to see you?’ now. Marlboro Packard, late of Searsport, “1 want to take it home, have so dian; panies. 1 am veto the enactment. Probably there are of the past winter may and watch the old thing ache. “Well, Mr. Kennedy, I didn’t expect you and going verity second and linal; Arthur W. Moore oi sugar and influenza in about half an hour tojbe absent two or three day. plenty of good reasons, but there are much increased depression town it now over the telephone?” “Ah of alcoholic cant Wr settle right several people in California who would a considerable quantity me." that Mr. Jameson, that is perfectly agreeable to in a (?) way. like to known what those reasons are. medicines were secured legal in the California had 13 votes in the electoral of course were not included These authorizes us to say that it considers the use of oil cook stoves and ■ the “The U. S. Fuel Administration returned to Bange: college which were all cast for Mr. Wil- booze evidenced by war ■ The deal was closed and Mr. Kennedy total of ordinary a in the necessary conservation of coal for purposes. j oil heaters at this time very important help at all. Of course he could have son in but if had been cast for out s’eeing Mr. Jameson 1916, they testimony. an as well from Bangor side ot plished this just by telephoning Mr. Hughes, that gentleman would have we consider the serious When ___ tfi ii =jl saved three days’ time and about $40 travelling expenses been President Our California itself thus: About ascertain if Mr J today. this case it presents he hadn’t even used the telephone to friends are out that the mills of when in town. finding one thousand people were present would be are and that hand the gods grinding they pour- Governor Milliken, with right up- ed their grist into the wrong hopper. We solemnly madeoath that he would raised, A THAT WAS AVOIDED will be a time before Laws of the JOURNEY predict that it long support the Constitution and more with reason to hear voir e California does any flirting State of Maine. If he had good “Hello! Is that you Mary? I’m so glad your is he Of course Ala- nul- received your letter about John’s illness. Tfow the Democratic party. for believing that the law was being just I want so much to be with him and will come if necessa' bama is pleased. This is not the first county or elsewhere lified in Penobscot Marion is ill, and it’s hard for me to leave home.’’ to the South. instance of favors given of duty led to an investigation. I his path m me before leaving hon 1 “Mother, 1 glad you telephoned Down there they have the chairmanship fair minded citizens wil is We think all the doctor has just been here and says that John very of nearly every important congressional The ability anc for to come.” agree on this point. better, so it really is not necessary you are allowed to coun- committee. They profiteer of the men composing the standing “That is indeed good news. I’m glad that I telephoned in cotton. They are favored by the tariff will be re- I cil are such that the verdict fore starting.”. and in the tax levies. Now we are bland- garded as a just one. ly informed that this is no time for poli- are not tics. or and this information MORAL: Journeys always partizanship ISLESBORO. comes from pretty near official headquar- : as necessary as the/ seem. ters, and is echoed by the Democrats all r closed June 14th, Ndl over the country. Schools in town Friday, / NEW New for the summer vacation. England Tdephoi IT WAS A MISTAKE. Mrs. Luther A. Farnsworth is visiting PERFECTION) I and and Brockton, Mass. i Telegraph Compar relatives in Boston Vk oil coq^STOVES II be- SERVICE No doubt the Germans are jubilant Miss Grace Gilkey, who has been teach- a E. R. a few is home for isPEAR, Manage* cause of their success in sinking ing in Watertown, Mass., visit. vessels on our coasts, but they have no Without Servitude has returned reason to rejoice. They have made a Miss Anne Farnsworth Stove. vacation from Use the New Perfection Oil Cook Help Our have been home for the summer military mistake. people a wonder- Pittsfield. your country save coal—and learn what Ask your dealer about |H slow to yield to that primal wrath which the New Perfection Ker- I H BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS sermon was preached to economical and useful cook stove the New has ever made men dangerous. This, Baccalaureate fully osene Water Heaters, and ■ the school | and win the war the graduating class of High the New Perfec- 11 Add your mite to the nation’s might help h owever, makes America realize that the church Perfection is. regular by — June 9th in the 2nd Baptist tion ovrn* none better I ■ is at their doors. This action of of Rockland. invader Rev. A. P. Allen It enables you to put aside the coal hod forget has roused them as they have II — —-—-—- the pirates Maurice Tehan entertained twenty-five the wood box—and store the ash pan. not before been aroused. No longer will of his small friends Saturday evening and that this It was his 13th birthday a comfortable kitchen. a nybody get a hearing who says June8th. It gives you cool, clean, in games, German the evening was spent playing does you TRUCKING war is not against the people,but were The long blue chimney burner it—gives etc., after which refreshments all kinds of tr their and fuel I am prepared to do icking. I the only against military political served. gas-stove comfort with inexpensive Socony pay highest price*- Ger- Eurniture and piano moving a spscialty. rubbers anc autocracy. Now let Germany and Kerosene. iron, metals, Have added to mv equipment a 2-tot the following prices: (>hi m an sympathizers beware. The United just WINTERPORT. Perfection pound; iron, $10 a ton; the in- It you perfect cooking. The New lights Acme auto true kmade by the Cadillac con- States will not be intimidated by gives cents; rubbers, 7 cents a any heat instantly. cern. Leave orders at the corner of com- instantly—the flame is regulated for stable, cursions of the submarines. Their had his house a postal or telephone an*! ^ Capt. O. B. Faulkingham is turned to intense cooking heat. Slain and Cross streets, and they will re. has but added fuel to the fires of free- And every drop of oil once. Special—I pay the ing wired last week. ceive attention. * prompt for every 100 bags shipp* dom. We have our Lenines and our Trot- Over 3.000,000 in use. connection. MUs Jennie Grant went to Bangor June Telephone 3ml6 SAM H fi are of them or without cab- W. W. skys, but there not enough 7th for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry Made in 1, 2, 3 and 4-burner sizes, with BLAZO, Tel. 229-4 16 0 the offensive” which has oven 126 Waldo Avenue, Belfast to aid “peace Sanborn. inet top. Also, 4-bumer stove with heat-retaining served Germany so well elsewhere. We Arthur Dockham came from Keene, N. and cabinet complete. i N are not to be Russianized. Only a H. recently for a visit with his daugh- going and inexpensive. CpHESTERLadli's! Ast j'11"' ,f and Gladys Use SO-CO-NY Kerosene—convenient { few a was prompt- ters, the Misses Dorothy CAUTION NOTICf, Ciit-ehws-ler’i \“/ days ago pro-German IMIIi in lied a V Dockham. YORK boxes, sealed urJ ly knocked down in Portland and barely OF NEW Whereas wife, Inez Phinney, has left **" -1 STANDARD OIL COMPANY my Tale no olhi ti | Lord the baccalaureate A escaped being mobbed. When anyth.H g W.'H. gave my bed and board, this is to forbid anyone Drujiaiitt. the school, DIAVIONO C-ll" sermon for Winterport High trusting her on my account after this date. '• ike this happens in the State of Maine church. yearskiitwnasB'- ->vUHi'l Sunday, June 9th, at the M. E. Belfast, June 11,1918. 1 Ithere is no mistaking what it means. II the quar- SOLD BY DRUOiiiSTS Special music was provided by ASHLEY S. PHINNEY. serves notice that at last we are at wai tet. MORRILL. CAMPING PLACE OF MAtfON SWANVILLE.

of Manifest That Seems to Be the Dea- If making Wallace Gray attended Mr. Noyce of Marlboro, Mass., is visit- Mr. and Mrs. of the National at ing his daughter, Mrs. Elisha Brown. tlny Sequoia the graduation of their daughter Ruby j Park. the M. C. Pittsfield, last week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Law- I., FAMOUS was the a Mass their summer of Bath guest rence, opened home Analysis shows that the very large Mr. Earl Haley of his June 8th and 9th at the recently. increase In visitors to the Sequoia family home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Trundy. I MEDICINE Frances Merriam, student at Brown’s National park last summer amount- R. is made a flying trip to University, Providence, I., at home ing to nearly 60 per cent over the rec- Mr. W. E. Damm overland June 9th with on her vacation. ord attendance of the summer before, Boston returning E- Pinkham’s Mr. Fred Curtis of Belfast in one of his Mrs. Joseph Wentworth and little son a fact which strongly emphasizes ■low L'd'a new cars. Compound Cecil from Massachusetts are visiting what has been called the “manifest who has not been ■Vegetable her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blake. destiny of the Greater Sequoia as Miss Bernice Damm, For in the Peter Bent H |g Prepared the of well forseveral years,is The friends of Mrs. Sophia Harts- future summer camping place many Brigham hospital in Boston, Mass., for I s Use. will be to learn that she met the nation. VVoman horn pained treatment. with a serious accident recently, break- The report of the director of the and audience M h ratory where this ing her right arm close up to the shoulder. national park service says: A good sized appreciative services conducted at the i~ made “It was a to attended the which encircled the Roman cas- impresses a week in most pleasing sight trench, always Mr. R. S. Blood spent recently church Sunday, June 9th, by Rev. A. E. ar on with the reli- stand in the midst of the Giant For* or was to France Julius Caesar Massachusetts with relatives, and also Wilson of Belfast. THEtra, camp, brought by B skill and cleanliness est i visited his son Avon at Camp Devens. during the summer and gaze upon and used by him on the very battlefield where to-day ® a ing of this great of Everett, His mother, Mrs. Cynthia Blood returned the attractively situated and taste- Miss Ruth Nickerson Mass., miles of trenches. of her grandpar- the Allies and the Huns have 25,000 with him. decorated nestled each who has been the guest B ;s of various herbs fully camps return- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chase, With' of drawn B I all have to be Rev. and Mrs. Fred Morgan and family at the base of an enormous sequoia. rings trenches, gradually smaller, ed home June 8th. the Turks in ■ n of the year when motored from Wollaston, Mass., June It was a peaceful scene and a beauti- probably the first modern trench warfare, G. T. Nickerson and and medicinal sub- 7th and opened their summer home. ful one. There was nothing to do in Mr. and Mrs. 1667 took Candia. Avis and Edna were Miss Alice Poor of Belfast spent the week- the forest but breathe the lieaHh- daughters Gertrude, rest, 9th of Mr. and Mrs. a are June 8th and of in 1673 the I solvents used end with them. restoring air, drink the clear, cold guests Vauban, builder Verdun, employed ai from E. L. Cunningham of Bangor, making war. B properties Mr. and and the first parallel trenches, the system of the present The Good Time Club met with water, contemplate dignity the trip in their car. Mrs. Lester Wilson, June 7th. The birth- and beauty of the biggest and oldest the Germans to trench B ink that comes in Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bridge fr om Mon Defeat, not foresight, turned days of Mr. Delbert Paul June 6th and living things. Fishermen came and B cine is sterilized who have been guests of Mrs. warfare. But Goodrich never had to dig in. Mrs. Cora Wilson June 7th were proper- and the hikers and treal, ■ am in cleanliness went, horseback Mrs. H. F. M. Phillips, ly observed. Dainty refreshments of Bridge’s mother, K irized and sealed riders took the trails and returned left for Camp Minneyata, Since twenty-two years ago Goodrich manufactured sandwiches, cakes, peaches and cream, recently from the higher altitudes of the park, Moosehead where they will spend first American automobile tire, Goodrich cheese, coffee and two kinds of ice cream Lake, the pneumatic B ! combination of but the and of the summer. were and as always at these peacefulness quietude has driven ahead to the big, masterful— B -fft ther with the served, j graceful, a evening was the forest was never disturbed. B its club meetings, delightful preparation In the Giant Forest is all B .mous medicine passed. Camping JACKSON. that has written about it and B c treatment of anybody more. It is a glorious experience. CENTER MONTVILLE. Supt. of schools, Mr. Tower, was in women who have "The enormous increase in travel June 6th. B *b bv the use of ! town to the park early in the summer dis- ■ ojetable Com- Mrs. Ida Adams of Dorchester, Mass., 1 Gould is working for Gordon closed the fact that it would only be Dannie GOODRICH B is the of E. C. Harriman. 81 ntinually pub- guest hauling lumber. a matter of a year or two before all I Foster, Andrews has returned to after Mrs. George available camping space would be Frank Curtis has returned being Mass. South Braintree, takeu long before the height of the at home on a few days furlough. j Mrs. Winfield Norton of Forest Hill, season; also that the streams of the Miss Beulah Cook of Brooks was the June 8th. tires J. H. SEBSSfiTE Mass., arrived at Terry’s, park, unless carefully stocked each guest recently of her grandmother, Mrs, II would be the Sarah Cook. Ephraim H. Thompson and family of year, Ashed out before in town. summer would be Antic- Belfast are guests of relatives half gone. Miss Nina Webb of Brooks was the re- whether Goodrich was revolutionizing tire manu- pating the inevitable need of more cent of the Misses Helen and Beu- Mrs. Carney Shure entertained the Mc- j guest facture by bringing forth the first American clincher tire— the Giant Forest lah Amsden. Farland’s Corner Sewing Circle, June camping grounds, I bead has been continued from Wol- Or one the cross- 6th. Walter Jones came home from Bath originating the practical non-skid, verton to tne Marble from river, June 5th to register. He is working in bar, safety-tread, or tough black tread rubber— Robbins of Searsmont Miss Elizabeth where a splendid opportunity for the the shipyard. of Miss Mary Went- one VALUB was a recent guest of a fine area Goodrich built tires to end—SERVICE development big camp dance held June 7th was worth. The Red Cross on car exists. There are no trees —what they are worth to the motorist his and sequoia a great success. Ice cream was on sale, Luce of Belfast passed on the an easier car— Miss Aurelia K. here, but there is a fine forest of $22.65 was cleared. road in COMFORT of riding and last week with her parents, Mr. is cov; ECONOMY in LONG MILEAGE. pines and firs, and the ground and IBut gasoline saved,—and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reynolds, Mrs F. A. Luce. ered with a clean white that Sj gravel children of Monroe spent June 9th with Small Belfast was a St difference whether you buy GOODRICH Miss Evelyn Newell from will make camping especially satis- Mr. and Mrs Roy Roberts. Mr. and « or BLACK SAFETY week-end guest of her parents, factory. This new camp area will he SILVERTOWN CORDS, Newell. The Best Mrs. Oliver near the best fishing waters that are g TREADS, you get SERVICE VALUE TIRES. Mrs. Cora A. Goodwin and Miss Be- at all times accessible, and an effort SWANVILLE CENTER. I” Ices and Cones thiah Bates were recent guests of Mrs. will be made to keep these waters g THE R. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. Rowe in Palermo. Eugene well stocked with trout." 37 franklin Me. Comet Grange will hold its next regular St., Bangor, was Pittsfield for a irev.:d r .1 served where you Miss Una Bean in meeting June 24th. of her sister Clara, who it : RSEY It week, the guest The Enthusiast. ^^^^^^Bangor^Branch: Ki Sign. I. Ben Knowlton has moved his family || at the M. C. is a student There is the man whose eye Inevit- (tarn's delightful refresb- into the Gross house. whose ear inevitably «*!<• made of C. E. Howard found one of his cows ably exaggerates, Mrs. David Moody is the guest of her dead in the pasture. A post mortem hears what is not, whose imagination E. A. Robertson. showed her heart to be badly diseased. inevitably helps out his five senses. He brother, .... Is the hero worshiper, the enthusiast, Walter Evans and family had field Miss Inez L. Barker has returned from the romantic. He is the sort of fellow strawberries, picked June 8th. Jersey Salem, Mass., where she cared for her his last ill- who. if he were a bacteriologist, would Miss Azalia uncle, Frank Barker, during Ruby Gray and friend, - to be as returned to lee Cream ness. report the bacillus typhosus Osgood of Kingman, have 1^®^‘^aRAGE large as a horse, as lovely as a gazelle Pittsfield. or Bulfi) and as Aristotle.—H. ! KNOX. intelligent Gilbert Morrill of Waterville was the Mull. Mencken in the New York of his Mrs. Hannah Mor- tad unf e tasted JERSEY— guest mother, the winter * >w Mrs. Helen Webb, who spent l June 6th. joc'11 i: how deficicusly TO REMEMBER. ill, in Boston, has arrived THINGS biored h and smooth—how with her daughter James Robertson of Frankfort was a v. in can be made. home. E. A. Robert- joe-lei A good salad is made of fresh aspara- week-end guest recently at who is in on lettuce leaves David km- model JERSEY Plant Clair Wentworth, teaching gus and beets served son’s and Moodv’s. was at home a few1 days re- ■!s the modern Cambridge, with French dressing. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson and « .d casserole combinations, do Ki: the hygienic proees- cently. In making Charles Clement, all of Dexter, were ■uteuir not to put the lighter vegetables Ed. making— Miss Clara Emerson has returned to forget week-end .guests of Mr. and Mrs. with the lighter meats. JF CREAM is famed work in Bucksport after a week’s vaca- Thompson recently. Your can Faith With Cauliflower and other vegetables Hr land as “The Cream tion at home. Keep in olive oil and be made savory fried that a certain lady knit- n t he Law Requires." The story goes Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Kenney and Miss with gr-ted cheese. sent them to a sprinkled ted a pair of socks and H recent callers at W. and nails are difficult to HEALER places purity Clara Emerson were When screws soldier over there. Hoping to hear from He more—to and B. L. Aborn's. letting kerosene soak into |i pays Richardson’s remove, try the recipient whoever he might happen to “Over There” -st cream made. the wood around them. her name and address. In Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Woods were in be, she inclosed Boy If are mending a badly torn piece came: June 5th. Mrs. Woods attended you due time this acknowledgment 'he Tripl-Seal” Belfast, of embroidery, do as much as possible of Thanks for the the annual convention of the W. C. T. U. Dear Madam: socks, the mending at the back. for a the &SEY iCE CREAM some fit Used one hammock, CO., and Mrs. R. W. Emerson were An excellent soup is made with milk, I to see Mr. other for a mitt. Some day hope was so little that all the J> in Bucks- and and seasoning When your boy ■KLNCE, MASS. guests of friends and relatives sliced potatoes onions, when 1 have done my bit, but in the leaves. you port and Glenburn a few days recently. of parsley and celery tell me where the-you learn- forijii. I a meantime was a to he meat that has to be cooked world foreign country him, was the last Tough to knit. Roscoe Penney, who in in a ed long time can have its juice saved C 1 is located at Fort Slocum, N. Y., ILLS, Druggists draft, gravy served with the meat itself. trusted you to take care of him. and Albert a former Knox boy, is Webb, Sprinkle house plants with a whisk in Camp Devens, Mass. with broom, or better still, spray them Mrs. Pauline Leonard Hunt and two a bath spray in the bath tub. You sent that boy to school and to play children, of Washington, D. C., are spend- Mr. ing the summer with her parents, and on your little errands, and with implicit and Mrs. E. K. Leonard. Children Cry Bilious FOR FLETCHER’S faith he did your bidding. W iRNER, Winterport. SEARSMONT CASTORIA i- we have sent or out into a nd Now your boy your neighbor’s boy family of Newburg George Skinner of Wethersfield, Conn., relief a sister, Mrs. C. W. is visiting his father, Mr. J. W. Skinner. If you are really bilious you may feel foreign land, into terrors that we cannot even know—and his Mr. James .G. Googins was in Rockland cold, languid, depressed and have a bad of his Mrs. nant went to Hebron recently, the guest daughter, tasting month,—or you may he feverish, faith has not faltered. He knows we will do our part, and we r daughter, Miss Edna, Elmer Clark. have a headache, and feel ACTUALLY a few days. James L. Bean has the Week no know he will do his. Mr. bought Each have de- SICK. In either 1 case, you'll S,uiford Ritchie of Dover George Spear buildings and lumber lot From now until July 1st I shall sire to eat. The one remedy that has dine 9th, to attend the owned by Mrs. Velzora Ripley. have a CAK LOAD of fresh, sound, of bilious out C. E. Ritchie. helped thousands people other, has Are we the faith ? Are we and and Miss Helen E. Cobb, who taugh young HORSES and they will be of this unhealthy condition is the true keeping scrimping saving m, Mrs. Hattie Clement music in Littleton College, Littleton, N. on sale at my stables. ‘•L.F.” Atwood Medicine. If you are hav- i.ibbv visited Mr. and C., for two years, is the guest of her giving to help our boys do the thing that humanity has asked of llampden recently. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Cobb. EACH and EVERY HORSE will ing bilious symptoms you will be should to use it at and to come back to us sane and whole ? ? -M nant and Mrs. C. W. The lumber company has finished be truthfully described and begin them, help them as di- the annual convention sawing the lumber from the Muzzey lot found to be EXACTLY as repre- once, a teaspooni'ul * i in Belfast June 5th. and moved their mill to Jackson. Mr. You’ll from sented. rected. improve with n' and Mrs. George Kelso have gone in a short mi -s from this vicinity at- the first dose axul them, Mrs. Kelso as cook. tor own own June 28th g of the Waldo County I buy CASH, my time this stomach and liver in June his Mrs. all | nlion Morrill, Charles Cunningham, mother, stables, raise my own hay, work tonie will restore your ap- Belle and Oscar Googins Cunningham, the time, thus keeping my over- and visited Mr. and Mrs. John Morrill, petite, strength, regular National War Savings Day and and Mrs. head low and custom- — family June 9th. They were entertained by the expense my daily bowel action. Buy West Pownal were week- music of the Edison diamond disc. ers get the benefit of it. the genuine “L.F.” At- E. Bartlett and family only j, wood’s. made by L.F. Medi- Saving to help our sons is not to be called by the ugly name of Come in and see my horses be- cine i’ortland, Me, > losed June and FOR INDIGESTION Co,, 7th, fore and I. will save you or sacrifice. It is love’s blessed 1 buying duty nleman, teacher at privilege, AS NOT BE as returned to her home A. A. Howes SC Co. Has a Treatment That MONEY ,1 WILL. I They Guarantee to Promptly Relieve UNDERSOLD. Belfast Evidence E. Bartlett, children All Stomach Distress. W. L. WEST. od to Bangor, June 9th, for Belfast People on from little stom- National War Committee jj. guests of Mr. and Mrs. People go suffering Savings ach troubles for years and imagine they The Statements of Belfast Residents Are a serious disease. Lf' Mr- C. B. Jewett accon- have d over-eat or over-drink and force Surely More Reliable Than Those and Mrs. G. H. York mo- They a extra work. the of the War bv th ursday June on the stomach lot of oi Utter Strangers. Thi» apace contributed for Winning evening, the stomach M-ntation of “Gerard’s But they never think that Notice of Foreclosure extra to do extra work. is real Germany” at the Bijou. needs help Osmond W. Tbomae of Islee- Home testimony proof. these would take a Mi-o-na Public statements of Belfast FiELD I P. Clements, Floyd If people WHEREAS,boro, in the County of Waldo and State people BEN D. it would be a id Jewett attended the tablet with or after meals of Maine, by hie mortgage deed dated Sep- carry real weight. _ to the stomach in its strain in Waldo What a friend or : •' evening. great big help tember 24, 1894, recorded Registry neighbor says com- of overwork. of Deeds, Book 241. Page 153, conveyed to pels respect. s forC. E. Ritchie were in the j. Mi-o-oa tablets help your tired-out Daniel W. Thomas of New Brighton, The word of one whose home is far June at his of Richmond and State of New York, PRESTONS moon, 9th, stomach to do its work and banish the County away invites your doubts. '■ with the build- Fish F. S. a certain lot or of land, Dinners! DollilT of Jackson ii’ cause. parcel Here’s a Belfast man’s statement. \ of thereon, situated in Ialesboro in the Haley had charge eat or drink Mi-o- ings ifj!® No matter what you of Waldo and State of Maine, bound- And it’s for Belfast people’s benefit. Transient Stable. ■’ and the interment was County AT THE Boarding and '(j.’,'; na tablets should sweeten your sour stom- ed and described as follows, to wit: Beginning Such evidence is convincing. Livery, j .1 iloine Cemetery. He is sur- ach and stop gas belching in 10 minutes. at a stake and atones on West Penobscot Bay That’s the kind of proof that backs i.v, Mrs. Annie Avery thence south seven- i, The heaviness disappears and the stomach at land of Mansfield Clark; Doan’s Kidney Pills. IS SITUATED ON WASHINGTON STREET, JUST OFF MAIN STREET. Mrs. W. H. Twombly west four rods •—jr- Ik,;; is greatly aided in its work of digestion. ty-five and one fourth degrees Dr. Charles Thurston, retired physician WAQUOIT, Freeman of to a stake and stones; thence north tweoty- ard Lucktotrc's, etc. Careful drivers if desiree? i^'T brothers, And Mi-o-na not only promptly relieves of 116 High street, says: “From personal I have sirgle dcublehitcl.es, of Dover and Hollis of two degrees east twenty nine and one-half rods k,v;!' all distress but if taken regularly will experience 1 can recommend Doan’s Kids NORTHPORl CAMPGROUND 18-2; house, 18*3. ■■ to a stake and stones at land of Amasa.Hatcb; our is solicited. Telephone—stable, t deceased was a veteran I have patronage ': absolutely banish ^indigestion by building on said Hatch’s land to ney Pills very highly. used thi- Aar and about 73 thence northwesterly W. G. PRESTON. years. overworked walls of the ss medicine for trouble and Proprietor, up the flabby a )brook or stream; thence northwesterly kidney they Try our fish dinners Sundays at them runs to shore of West Penobscot I have been *'l|:' stomach and making strong enough said brook the have been the only remedy 1 p. m. Lobsters served to order. U)RNE i, Searsport. to digest the most hearty meal. A. A. bay; thence southerly on ssid shore to the able to find that helped me. The kidney Special service to auto parties. Howes & Co. sell and guarantee Mi-o-na. first mentioned bound, containing ten seres, secretions at times became retarded and Telephone 72-4 tf23 Belfast & Moosehead Lake more or less, and being the same premises painful in passage. I first contracted this H. BOYINGTON. t conveyed to said Osmond W. Thomas by said E. ii, rank Studley and daugh- trouble during the Civil War and have R. K. Co. a Daniel W. Thomas, by his deed dated Septem- ! IK; 'k vacation at the Nich- I been troubled more or less this way ever MRS. L. C. ROSS her 24. 1894, recorded in Waldo Registry of Eye-Sight Specialist Clerk’s Office, Belfast, Jane 12.1918. Deeds, Book 254, Page 267, which mortgage since. I have never found anything that Notice is that the annual meet- Mei Cash for Old Falsa talk hereby given ij1, ihews and children vis- wee by eeid Daniel W, Thomas assigned to me acted as quickly as Doan’s Kidney Pills. ing of this corporation will be held at the Don't matter if broken. We pay up to $16.00, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. by assignment dated Marsh 24. 1918, recorded I have been a practising physician for OF THF Court House in Belfast, WEDNESDAY, JULY to value. Also caah for Oid Gold, «th. according in Waldo Registry of Deeds. Book 997. Page fifteen years and have frequently recom- 8, 1918, at 10 o’clock a. m., for the following Jewelry, Silver, dental crowns or bridgework. and whereas the condition of said mort- of 76; mended them to my patients. DR. W. 0. purposes, vis: Kta'1' Chelsea, Maas., spent We send cash by return mail and will hold has been now rea- LIIIBY, BOYINGTON OPTICAL CO., gage broken, therefore, by 1st—To hear and act upon the report of the with 10 for Bonder's of oar Price 60c. at all dealers. Don’t simply WT* Miss Harriette M. gocda days approval son of the breach of the condition thereof 1 Directors. Treasurer and Trustees. Send Parcel Post or write first for ask for a remedy—get Doan’s f Gently. price. by claim a foreclosure of said mortgage. kidney Maine 2nd—To eh ct three Directors. 12wl6 same Dr. Thurs- DENTIST, 44 Sontk Mai* Street, Wlateroort, particulars. Dated this tenth day of May, A. D. 1918. Kidney Pills—the that 8rd—To act on other business that Farnham of New York Buf- any mag Domestic Supply Co., Dept. 32, 8t86 MRS. MARGARET TBOMAS. ton had. Foeter-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., legally come before said meeting. nT Hit. and Mrs. G. E. Chapin omci DATS, MONPATB AND TBI»DAT» “ll D. £ M. N. Y. Masonic It Belfast, Me W. H. Clerk. recently. Bntffaomtoii, N. Y. falo, mpie, (.\3w34 QUIMBY, THE STARS AND STRIPrS. class; salutatory, Frances E. Bailey; his- ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT SARSAPARILLA tory and prophecy, Frances Rogers; piano The Journal is indebted to Represent** Isabel Closson; NUX AND IRON solo, Frame; will, Ralph tive John A. Peters at Washington, D. C., PEPSIN, recitation, Myra Webber; valedictory, for a of The Stars and Annie Isabel America the copy Stripes, the of Hood's Sarsa- Frame; music, Used Cars for Sale The combination Beautiful, Isabel Frame, Frances Rogers, official newspaper, printed in France by WATER POWERS' one the j is of parilla and Peptiron Frances Bailey; conferring of diplomas; and for our soldiers of the American Ex- because one of the most Mr. Martin; singing of Class happiest benediction, MAXWELL TOURING CAR peditionary Forces. It is an eight-page effective and economical ever made Ode, (Words by Isabel Frame.) Motto, sheet, 18 x 24 inches, published Fri- in medical treatment. These two Gold Lies Deep in the Mountains. Class Electric starter and lights, excellent every before colors Blue and Gold. Accompanist, day. The mechanical work is IN MAINE medicines, one taken eating power and in good condition. excellent, and the other after, work together, Evelyn Harvey. showing that men of experience are giv- each supplementing the other. They WHITE-TRUNDY. Leon C. White, son ing it careful attention. All the depart- in blood- MAXWELL JITNEY give a four-fold result of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard White of Jones- ments are well arranged and the and and Laura M. oldest display cleansing and nerve-building, port, Trundy, daugh- suited for In the assert E. Just carrying school children. advertisements are attractive. It does making i.,n form the finest course of medicine. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trundy, tj,a. were quietly married at the home of the | what it was designed to do, keeps the there are 1,(XX).000 horse i Get them of your druggist today. bride on Friday evening by the Rev. soldiers in touch with conditions at home ersof Thomas H. Martin. The double ring 1916 FORD TOURING CAR undeveloped wat-r: , and in the field. Its leading editorial ceremony was used and the only attend- ers in Maine and that searsport: AS NEW. follows: 5nn,., ants, Alice Trundy, younger sister of the GOOD additional h. p. may be bride, and her little playmate, Jay Fair- Twenty-two million of our folks back adtb Maurice Dolliver returned Saturday son of Dr. and Mrs. S. L. home—one person out of every five of the child, Fairchild, by storage, the .. from a brief visit in Boston. advocate bore the in the hearts of two pink 44 Main Street total population of the rings A. P. GOODHUE, country—bought State are Mrs Maurice Gross of Oceanville, Me., roses. Following her graduation from the bonds of the Third Liberty Loan. ownership mat Miss at- That means that more is the guest of Miss Henrietta Gilkey. Searsport High school, Trundy 7,000,000 people extravagant and false tended Bryant and Stratton Commercial became bond holders in this issue than Eari Palmer Smith of Bangor spent ments. College. For the past two years she has did so in the second loan. But it means with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Sunday been employed by the Travellers Insur- far more than that. It means that the The Water M. Smith UP THE HIGH STANDARD OF Storage Con i ,. ance Co. of Bangor as stenographer. She KEEPING American people have tellingly and con- the sion states that the Miss Frances L. Ireland spent the week- wore a tailored suit of faun colored satin cretely put proof before the world maximum Mrs. E. C. with blouse and hat of brown Georgette. that this is “their war.” end with her parents, Mr. and amount of undeveloped w .- j Mr. White is leaving Bangor in the draft Let us see: For census purposes a Ireland of Veazie. Nemo Corsets is quota of June 26th. He has been in the “f»tnily” is, put down as five people. powers 1.023,000 h. p. The of j Charles C. Hamilton Newton, Mass., of With one out of on employ of the Great Northern Paper Co., Means the Health and person every five in I do not say that this anw a business visitor in Searsport and Keeping Up Appearance was holding a position in the Bangor office. this loan, what do we have? Every fam- week. — vicinity last Only intimate friends of the young couple Millions ot Nemo Wearers! ily in the United States represented available for development I in the nation back of us to IS James H. Duncan was called to Haver- witnessed the ceremony. At the informal every family clearly it is not available ) such the limit with its and hill. Mass., Saturday to attend the funer- reception following, Mrs. A. S. Trundy That’s why the Nemo manufacturers have made savings earnings, was assisted Miss Henrietta G'ilkey in bearing active and concrete testimony to practical development'. al cf John A. Colby of that city. by strenuous efforts to maintain Nemo quality, and that’s j serving cakes and ices. The house deco- its faith in the A. E. F., to its devotion 60 their and Mrs. Thomas Wagner of South on several occasions to ask page of report Mr rations were unusually attractive. The why they have been compelled to the Cause for which the A. E. F. has town last Wednesday, Boston reached color scheme of the library was pink and to them bear the greatly increased cost of pro- taken the field. they state: j of Ernest Robertson. you help tailed by the death white. Clematis and columbines were The advan- It was not easy for many of those fam- * slightly increased duction by paying prices. ■ chil- used. Yellow and were ilies to put aside $50 or $100 or more at “The assumed max i Mr and Mrs. Harold Woods and buttercups greens amounted to about 25 %. whereas A advocate of ces, so far, have only this a num prominent were used in the and purple and white particular time. For goodly )ren of Dorchester, Mass., register- hall, and labor has The manu- based ! columbines in the room. Among the cost of materials doubled. ber it meant real hardship, real privation. ownership of water development, ad at the Searsport House over Sunday. dining State were Mrs. Fred find it now to announce But they did and did it ! the out of town guests facturers, therefore, necessary it, they gladly, said: amount, the continua; >i. Mrs. Charles Coleord of Danbury, Wiggin of Presque Isle and Mrs. Clarence exultingly, because of their faith in powers on Main which can be assured Com. has opened her home Gilkey of Bangor. Mr. and Mrs. White America, because of their faith in you! “We have about 1,900.000 the sea- Further Price Advances Effective street, which she will occupy for left by automobile Friday night fora brief six months of the h. in Maine; 400,000 de- yeai , son I trip. 1 p. Monday, duly MRS. MARINDA M. BROWNE. was a passenger and 1.500.000 un- Miss Harriet Erskine S. H. S. Graduation. The gradu- veloped To develop on the : boat and will spend the j on Wednesday’s ation exercises of the senior class has how essential Nemo Corsets are to the health, This includes Mrs. James Knowing developed. six months of the with her mother, been established as an event of local in- we yea i summer and well-being of many of our customers, Marinda M., wife of Silas D. Brown, increase Erskine. but no class in the of the happiness the. possible by terest; history — extensive steal, to of died at her home in ’’ require Miss school has received more congratulation | urge them formerly Belfast, Mrs. Lena Field and daughter, storage. arrived upon the quality of its program and ex- Brockton, Mass., June 14th, aged 84 iary power. Marv Field of Brookline, Mass., BUY NEMO CORSETS NOW AND BUY at cellence of its themes. Ribbons of red She is survived one son Saturday and will spend the summer years. by and and white paper, suspended from electro- The actual amount .heir apartment on Church street. IN two daughters, Walter E. Brown of lier to walls displayed the class colors. QUANTITY! has established a record Brockton, Mrs. Alfred Burns of Ply- veloped primary pow> James Scuiley Gracefully draped flags formed the stage will not save you money, but it may save you the run from It only ror his Ford car by making background and a- lattice of evergreens of mouth and Mrs. Everett Nason of Brock- is, power that can be (it; ten hours. He much future because, if the scarcity materials Searsport to Dorchester in concealed the footlights. At 8 o’clock a anxiety; by two Manley of to ton, brothers, Dodge ed for ninety to vas by Maurice Dolliver. line of Fire Girls in red and continues to increase, you may not be able buy corsets upon accompanied long Camp Plymouth and Cheney Dodge of Wash- white led the seniors to the stage, where the Nemo standard at any price. five percent of the tim< Henrv Moulton and Miss Alice of high Mrs. Brown lived in Belfast Mrs they were seated with Principal Fred- ington. spent Friday in be aloi Moulton of Stockton assistant Lillian G. Run- She had a and cheer- may developed of Miss erick Nickerson, many years. bright town attending the graduation Belfast. Supt Edward Roderick, the local MRS. E. P. CARLE, tical lines is not in >• Mrs. Moulton’s grand- nells, ful disposition; always young in spirit, -ranees Rogers, school board, James H. Duncan, William and will be pleasantly remembered by a 300,000 h, or abu daughter. Smart and Emma F. Davis. Prayer was p., circle of friends. The interment D. Sweetser has resigned his po- offered by Rev. Thomas H. Martin, who large third of the maximun Joseph the storv. A James Montgomery Flagg BKOOkS and as soon as re- also occupied a seat of honor. The salu- was in Grove cemetery in this city. sit-., n in Norfolk, Va., comedv, “The Bride,’’ one of a series of above. This estimate to the cal! for captains tatorv by Robert Coleman introduced a leased will respond twelve entitled “Girls You Know’’ and marine service. Mrs. note of patriotism that reached its culmi- as n the merchant will also be shown is friends and by competent engi in delivered the Animated Weekly Mrs. N. R. Cook visiting Sweetser will open her house in Sears- nation the valedictory by James Lonbard. The excellence of Lon- Friday. relatives in Portland. authority as there i 'port Saturday’s feature stars beautiful and ! Probate Notices. bard’s work as editor of the school paper State of Maine morning versatile Dorothy Dalton and is entitled: Miss Zenaide Grant Sunday with The alarm rung in Monday had given promise of something beyond spent in- Shannon Fife wrote caused some excitement and much that the “Love Letters.” Miss Bernice Holt in Belfast. ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE. The sub the ordinary; but it is seldoi# Thos. The amount of storm to the firemen as it proved this play and it was produced by scriber notice that she has been convenience composition of so young a writer holds an hereby gives the cot- H. two elements which ensure you week-end administratrix of the estate of o be a brush tire near Savage audience and wins such merited applause. Ince, Miss Blthel Cochrane was the ; duly appointed able for practical pur and not the house of good entertainment for the rage on the waterfront, The class will read by Myrtle Closson mighty of Miss Verna of Jackson. EUNICE E. CAMPBELL, late of Winterport, week-end. A Pathe two-reel comedy, guest Boyd also much less than to> as reported. contained a number of “knocks” j in the of Waldo, deceased, and given amusing drive the is County something to away gloom, Mr. Owen Miller has to Ports- i bonds as the law directs. All to the L. Gilkev her at the undergraduates and did not spare gone persons having p,, owing large Mrs. Clarence completed on the bill. in the also | demands against the estate of said deceased, Dept., the equipment of the attic, which mouth, N. H., where he has employment. n tern*, in the Bangor Kindergarten on Monday, Dorothy Dalton ap- ! are des red to the same for settle* entailed. Storage as a recita- Again present and Sunday with her par- overcrowded building serves j Friday spent pears on the Colonial screen in “Flare-Up ment, and all indebted thereto are requested or William tion room. The prophecy by Mary Eliza- Mr. George Miller and son Norman have water poweis may ents, Capt. and Mrs. Gilkey, Sal.” In this production Miss Dalton I to make payment immediately. for Portland where she beth Inman was a clever flight of imagi- been at work in Unity for the past weeK. MINNIE C. A KEY. leaving Monday has a role greatly differing from the so practicable to develoj who is stationed at nation describing the planet Mars recent- : Wint rport, Me., June 11, 1918 will join her husband, ciety butterfly parts she has been taking ly visited by the young seer and disclos- Mr. G. C. Goddard has purchased an damage cost on acc S Fort Williams. recently. This is the portrayal of a wild, j- ing the future of her classmates. Diplo- Overland car of A. L. Croxford of Mon- and Louise untamed but winsome and comely waif in W'ALDO SS. In Court of Probate, held at I flowage is too great. Mrs Ellen D. Leib daughter mas were conferred by Chairman James | on the of the gold rush in California, roe. ! Belfast, on the 11th day of June, 1918. Abbie opened their summer home Monday. H. Duncan. In his address to the class, days of culture who, although homeless and almost ; F. J. Russell, administratrix, with the will an- (Signed) \VM. M. PENNELL. Publicity Age Miss Leib is instructor physical Supt. Roderick brought a message to take of the estate of Elias C. to her way Mrs. F. K. Roberts was the week-end nexed, Fowler, late of Park Seminary, Forest re- friendless, manages forge n the National in to the years to come and closed his Unity, in said County, deceased, having pre- FOR Mrs. Lieb had spent the through life, in the end manying a cer- guest of her daughter, Mrs Olive Ward j Gler. Md. marks by calling attention to the certifi- sented her first and final account of said estate Mrs. John Burleigh tain famous bandit, The Red Rider, who winter with her sister. cate of honor, awarded to the class for of Unity. for allowance. reforms for love of her. The story was RUMFORD FALLS POWER INTERNATIONAL PAP1 of South Berwick. with the that all edu- Ordeted. that notice thereof be three CO., complying request au- given, written by J. G. Hawks, a famous Miss Frances of Oro-o was the in OXFORD PAPER CO., ANDROSCOGGIN El.Ei. ! in of cational institutions spare unnecessary Sawyer weeks successively, The Republican Jour- 1 Cm Wednesday, June 26th, place on and was thority western life, prepared nal, a published in Belfast, in said GREAT NORTHERN PAPER CO., meeting of the Cong’i expense in their commencement exer- week-end guest of Mr. J. E. Stimpson newspaper a mid-week prayer for the screen by Thomas H. Ince him- County, that all persons interested may attend CO., HILL MANUFACTURIN'! wiii be held in the cises. Simple gowns were worn, no flow- and church a sociable self. An excellent supporting cast, in- family. at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, on UNION WATER POWER CO., LEWISTON BLEACHER of the church ers were received and no dance given. A lower vestrj. Business cluding William Conklin, Thurston Hall the 9th day of July next,and show cause UNION ELECTRIC POWER CO., WORKS, at this time. finely bound set of Stoddard lectures pre- Miss Admail Emmons was the guest of the said account %nd parish will be discussed and J. P. Lockney, has been furnished. any they have, why should ANDROSCOGGIN RESERVOIR PEPPERELL MANUFAC the annual sented by the class to the school library not be allowed. to weather conditions a Holmes travel Miss Vera Croxford of Monroe a few Owing bene- On Monday, also, Burton CO., CO., held at the of expressed their appreciation for the ELLERY BOW DEN, Judge. meeting was not beginning and a Black Diamond comedy. ST. CROIX PAPER BATES MANUFACTURE fit of public school education. Excellent picture days recently. A true copy. Attest: CO., the year. The millions of admirers of stalwart E. CENTRAL MAINE POWER EDWARDS MANUFAC! music was furnished for the evening Chas, Johnson, Register. CO., 2nd William the famous Fox Film Mr. John W. Hobbs and son John W. ANDROSCOGGIN CO. Children’s Day was observed at the through the generosity of Miss Roulstone, Farnum, MILLS, June look forward with keen antici- and have in Congregational church, Sunday, Prof. Sweetser, Mr. and Miss Greely, star, may Leroy Staples employment of the to “The Conqueror,” a massive a hem at i 16th. The service “Little Patriots Messrs. Porter, Merithew and Rich. pation Prouts Neck, Me. At Probate Court, Belfast, within and carried out and thrilling William Fox photodramatic for the of Waldo, in on Kingdom,” was successfully County vacation, and romance based on the life of one of the 18th day of June, A. D. 1918. by the Sunday school. Six children Rev. Mr. Burgess of Bangor held very the ser- America’s frontier heroes, General Sam A certain instrument, to be the four adults w:ere baptized during Colonial Theatre. interesting services in the Congregational purporting the Sun- Houston of which will be seen on last will and testament of Lottie L. FOR SAIi vice. An offering was taken for Texas, Chandler, late of in said WANTED first announcement of this Church last Winterport, of School Extension Society. Tuesday. The Sunday. County Waldo, day deceased, having been presented for Edith Storey, Charles Ray, Daiton, big production carries with it the facts probate, Slabs a; d Sawdust a Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Earle D. Bessey and chil- with petition praying that said will be allowed Funeral services were held on that it was directed by R. A. Walsh, pro- Thursday | W illiam Bessie Barriscale and and that letters testamentary issue to Bert R. Farnum, Ohio are the of her moth- Hill’s Mill at the home of Ernest Robertson, who ducer of “The Honor System” and other dren of guests the executor named Others Offered at This Clean and Chandler, therein, with- 11th after an illness of two Cosy Fox of extraordinary merit, and as 100 Wood died June pictures er, Mrs. Abbie Dow. out bond, provid d in said will. Ship near C. H. Simmons' farm the Next Few I years. During the past six months he Playhouse Days. that in the course of its production, “The That notice be Ordered, given to all persons Belfast. Tel 17-21.1 to He was made use of *several thou- Mr. Lawrence Jenkens who is at work Caulkers had been confined his bed. Plenty of real Western atmosphere is Conqueror” interested by causing a copy of this order to the son of James and Isabel Victor Schertzinger un- a which broke out in of Miss Annie the teacher with the aid of his Cherokee an Friday to fire the h' Paul, popular der the personal supervision of Thomas friends, LA GRANDE TOUR consists not of romance of this a suited to the of Mexicans and saves the woman residence of the Misses Kate and Cena entirely grade, program H. luce himself. A novel episode in army youth of the pupils had been prepared. he loves from the hands of the renegade “The Hired Man” is a county fair, in Godding. It was discovered by men who of blossoms. Owing to illness Miss Paul was unable to leader of the raiding Greasers. fragrance orange which Ray wins a hurdle race against were at work on the and was atteDd the exercise and receive the credit Bessie Barriscale in “Blindfolded” is buildings overwhelming odds. There is also a de- due her for the excellence of the work. the Paralta play offered Wednesday. Just extinguished before the engine arrived. creased lightful love story running through the bridal robes and delicate lingerie become The program was as follows: Piano read the which one of the fore- It caused the Costly solo, production; in fact, it is for the beautiful following was by chimney burning Evelyn Rev. Thomas most critics writes. “Blindfold” keeps Harvey; prayer, daughter of his employer that Ray makes out. wrinkled in trunks and grips. Voices of the the Paralta standard It is down- heavily packed Martin; music, Woods, the big sacrifice which forms the basis of up high right good — all through — from every Red Cross Notes. On May 31st The of each standpoint. acting separate Brooks Red Cross sent the following arti- character is all that could be desired. The This is the time the bride tuily appreciates the usefulness ot be hard cles: 35 pairs service socks, 1 afghan, 4 j photography and lighting would will remember to beat. The story has been handled with infant quilts, 1400 (4x4) compresses, 100 a “Traveller’s” Electric Flatiron, and gratefully We Advise Nemo Wearer such skill that the interest rises with each S Every |’ (9x9) compresses and 388 (4x4 1-2) com- You will that the bride turn of the crank—and lasts until the the giver ot the gift. readily ^see to presses. Mr. Wm. Colson has cleaned buy encugt Nemo Corsets during the last flicker. There is one spot, along | Cross room in Union | toward the end, when one is apt to say and painted the Red I 2 NEMO WEEKS in I “Same old stuff.” Now her husband will Hall and the members meet every Tues- Big June a and but learn she’s crook, forgive her,” day afternoon for work. just a few turns of the handle beyond to last until the war is over! § 4 a hitch enters into the that spot novel The members of Silver Crown Temple, Gifts a the Electrical kick into Likes which Owing to the enormously increased cost of all corset proceedings, puts Pythian Sisters, have enjoyed two very jg ending. Put us down as saying it is one recently. On June 3rd material, a number of Ntmo Corsets are to be advanced fi of the best “crook” plays we have seen. pleasant outings they met with Mrs. C. H. Forbes at her in price on Monday, July 1. f at the ot these useful, home in West Brooks, the occasion being by the way her eyes brighten up sight to the MRS. ROSE HARPER. Owing growing scarcity in all corset materials, Dinner was (jj the birthday of the hostess. lasting gifts. further and greater advances are sure to come, if not a Sj served to about forty, the host and hos- Mrs. Rose Harper of Castine died at serious in corsets. baked beans and brown shortage if the home of her daughter, Mrs. Holmes, tess furnishing etc., together with ice cream, We therefore advne early buying and heavy buying, Park street, Saturday night. She was bread, We have a assortment at our stores. (g contributed cakes, fruit large was at while each guest We secured a of 69 years of age. A prayer read large supply Nemo Corsets for this The day was spent in Convince by calling and inspect- | the residence at 8 o’clock Tuesday morn- or sandwiches. yourself sale, but they’re going fast, Come in soon and get your intercourse and the hostess was | ing, after which the remains were taken social ing our beautifnl display. with a dish as a memento share. -f to Castine for burial. presented pretty On June 10th, Mr&Geo. This is an opportunity to exercise foresight and to 1 of the occasion. H. was the hostess and her birth- true Ryder practice corset economy. Don’t miss it. fi the day was also celebrated. Although Yours about the same number truly, CASTOR IA day was stormy | and enjoyed a fine For Infants and Children gathered, at her home a token of MRS. E. P. CARLE dinner as before, leaving ap- In Use ForOver30 Years hostess. These pic- CO f preciation with their PENOBSCOT BAY ELECTRIC the No. 17 Main Street, Belfast, Maine. I nics are a yearly occurence among sisters and are looked forward to, each better than the last. 1 being pronounced 1 *1 uinn »*»«■» mm ».i#.i ihummim I Mrs. Phoebe Loring of Cambridge, News ot Belfast. at the Mass., housekeeper Country Club and this year, arrived Saturday night, nEw advertisements. ANNOUNCEMENT the club house wis opened yesterday. Victor Larrabee of this city, formerly Carle gives some very inter- | jf p has 'l'~ in regard to Nemo clerk at the Whitten Grocery store, ^formation of sardines >s,,n8 on which advanced been inspector and *’ „rii-es wiUJie appointed ff'1, ;inj advises buying enough now E. will leave today, Thursday, to report at war is over. !: MRS. P. CARLE the .'alv.'utii Eastport. .. advertises for sale a Goodhue of the Palestine Com- 1 FORD a Xhc members Maxwell ■ ■ ^ muring car, jitney y°u all of your out of our and I buy goods city buy Templar, will make a I touring car. mandery, Knights 1 has for all of out of to the Howes’ Camp, Pitcher’s Butman, Searsport, Me., ;; my goods our city ;; pilgrimage car in fine condition, June ,rj touring * on St. John’s Day, 24th, leav- What will become of our ! Pond, Electric Co. tells city about noon. We offer tor a num- « ivnobscot Bay ^ ing Masonic Temple I immediate delivery limited hi please the bride with the Two more weeks to of this city, who has filers electric iron. buy corsets of any kind at the f Allan M. Howes No. San Antonio. ber of new Ford Cars and a few Colonial Theater for present prices. f been at Kelley Field, 1, 1 Touring light 1,,,jram * at ^t*t in the Aviation Corps for the past g •V-.-K ^ou ba(i a chance to make a SAFE investment at Tex., m | has been transferred to Fort Trucks. U Walling, Osteopath, publishes 10 % would you not take advantage of it? few months, 1 Omaha, Neb., with the Fourth Balloon sells Goodrich tires. Bv anticipating your wants in Garage corstts, whether you I Detachment of the Aviation Corps. 1 and Tele- purchase them for $1.50 or save I New Telephone $6.00, you from 15 to 25 England % ? A special business meeting of the mi how some journeys may be We some v $ also have second hand Ford Cars grap Or-with of Women’s Alliance of the First Parish 1 I every pair corsets bought now you can t g has (Unitarian) church will be held at the a in pbell, Stockton Springs, c buy one or two Thrift Stamps. We have an extra stock S and a used 1912 Oakland Car in first K work also har- I Mrs. Colburn, Church street, 7-Passenger Touring pair of horses, | to supply your demands. Yours truly, J home of tomorrow, Friday, afternoon at 3 o’clock. I class condition, ALL PRICED LOW. ’d est, Spring street, has good, E. P. i It is hoped that there will be a large at- res at right prices. HRS. CARLE tendance of the members. | Market has fresh sal- | id's nice, The Belfast Farmers Union held their Iisonable prices for your Sun- iw BUY as the indications to show that Ford annual meeting last Tuesday and elected NOW, go Cars |^e The board of registration closed theil the Among at the is a classic improvements County the following officers: President, M. O. I Jones advertising and wili be off the market in a short time. session last Friday evening report Sheriff’s residence on practically American bicycles, a roadster Congress street are Wilson; vice president, Fred L. Tooth- names added to the list ist a lifetime. eighteen voting hardwood floors and electric |j lights. aker; treasurer, L. A. Payson; clerk, O. L. Towle has for rent by for the primary election Juae 17th. Vl ! rank Frank I. Wilson will be directors, Messrs. j| at the High L. Wentworth; Wilson, or season two furnished cot- There were 130 young men in the regis- school room every at 10 a. m. Toothaker, Payson, Wentworth, Ralph t embscot Bay. Saturday tration of June 5th. Twenty-seven were to sell thrift stamps to all and Hayford, W. J. Fenwick and Charles S. i eedman, 16 Cross street, is pay- pupils any our one else ghest prices for old iron, bags, named in last issue and since that who mav wish to buy. Adams. B. 0. date three more have been recorded by Mr. Harold Pearl Decrow and Eleanor G. South Belfast. Beach, NORTON, Shaw, the Waldo county Exemption Board as who is stationed pupils of won of the U. S. Navy, at 1 Grade VII the prizes $1 m thouse tender Hibiscus arrived follows: Bel- f Alphonso Elbridge Collins, is home for a 10 each of thrift presented John Charleston, Mass., days’ after the in the stamps, by to look buoys fast, employed in Allston, Mass.; Elmer the guest of his Mr. 1 BELFAST,.MAINE. I | Cochran Chapter, D A. R., for the best furlough, parents, linity. Cole Thompson, Belfast, employed in rank in and Mrs. Frank Beach in Northport. ■ American history. . (’combs is extending the sea- Dexter, Maine; Howard Gilkey Board- Miss Eulalia Greenlaw, who has been The “Waldo County Herald” of this p man of Dark in Charles- s premises below the Eastern Harbor, employed teaching in Enfield, has returned home.... city, in its issue of June 13th announced wmwm mm wmwmmsi has removed Maine. Co 's wharf and ton, Miss Ethyl Curtis of East Belfast was a that it would suspend publication June ui bearing the slogan—“Belfast at Brook was last guest over Sunday Sunny Farm. Waldo I. O. O. F., will work Flag Day observed Friday 20th for the present. Its editor, Hon. E. Lodge, mest I.ittle City in Maine.’’ the of Veterans F. has .Mrs. Leo G. Herrick and two children, the degree at their meeting tomorrow, evening by Daughters Hanson, gone south on business. WE ARE Guild had a and left morn- all members are RECEIVING SOME rili Church picnic when the following program was given: Lucena Francis, Saturday Friday, evening, when VERY The following unclaimed letters re- ■ he Jones cottage on the Con- Della Verna | ing for Somerville, Mass., where they urged to attend. solo, Frisbee; recitation, maining in the Belfast post office for the t when their I two weeks with relatives. NICE FRESH Friday evening, Jellison; piano solo, Wilda Savery; read- will spend All residents of Northport can secure ; week ending June 18: Ladies—Mrs. Sadie fe, Mrs. Walter!’. Hawthorne, Mrs. Mona Miss Vera Greenlaw has gone to Cam- store at Bay- ing, Mosman; solo, Burgess; j Burgess, Mrs. Eva Gould. Gentlemen— sugar cards at the Dickey -1 of honor. The time was Alice Ruth den where she has employment for an in- chairman of reading, Simmons; piano solo, i H. S. Howe, John F. Chas. A. side of Charles O. Dickey, with The Leonard, time.A Red Cross dly and sewing. Knight; reading, Dora Bridges, during Thompson. definite meeting of the Food Conservation committee of that Mrs. F. R. j Ladies’ Aid of West sident, Poor, pre- which the Star Spangled Banner was the Society North- town. SALMON I Fred has bought the ,ind Mrs. Hawthorne with a Gray bowling alley was held last with Mrs. sung; piano solo, Margaret Eaton; Gettys- port Tuesday first as- connected with the at Samuel Holbrook, 26 years old, as Guild Char- Waquoit Bayside Mabel Beach. They plan to hold mrling tablespoons, burg address, Stanley Eaton; solo, j weekly Island was At reasonable of Mrs. Lillian C. Ross and will take the sistant keeper of Libby light, prices. Mrs. Hawthorne i the summer months. responded lotte Knowlton; Development of the Flag, meetings during distance from building down for the lumber. The build- drowned Sunday a short Mrs. Annie M. a for Mrs. Mary Carter and Poor’s MILLS. Mr. and Mrs. John and in the sight of his wife, Try piece I ing was practically ruined last winter the light ile teacher's examination in Frost; solo, Mrs. Emma Brown; solo, Brown gave a reception last Saturday of Belfast. when it a snow. formerly Miss Bertha Royce j collapsed under weight of certificates Brown: America, by all. at the hall. received a and secondary George evening They He also leaves one daughter, Ethel May. The Inn and ■ d at the City building, Satur- ! Northport opened Saturday number of presents, including several Judge George M. Hanson of Calais Mrs. Wm. K. MacNeil, matron at the has some for the season SUNDAY’S JUth, at 8.30 a. m. sharp. No I good bookings pieces of silver. Ice cream and cake was DINNER closed his hearing of cases referred to Girl’s Home, wishes The Journal to ac- with for a summer. Mr. r change will be made in the I prospects good served.Mrs. W. S. Carver of Vinal- him from the Waldo County Supreme knowledge for her the gift for the little I and Mrs. Andrews have a ■i late comers. All who wish arrived, special haven is visiting Mrs. Ernest Marsh. Judicial Court and left last for ones ice cream and chocolates by Miss Friday of of examinations must file their landing the Boston boat being made for Mrs. Mary E. Pitman, Mrs. Dora Portland, on official business. In addi- j Wag- Henrietta C. Johnson of Brookline, Mass., ! them. their and a applications with the State They brought help ner, Mrs. Anna Bowden and Miss tion to cases previously reported he heard Gladys and cake and confectionerv by Mr. J. W. new chef, the one had last year Bramhall’s at Augusta and also with j they Bowden, were recent guests of Annabell Market the case in equity of Goodhue A Co., Bel- Dougan of New York. Roderick of Belfast. having enlisted in the servict. Underwood.Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sheldon vs. Ban- j Telephone 2 fast, George II. Wilbur A Son of Rev. T. H. Fernald of East Lebanon The was I ate Deals. Grace L. Free- Bayside postollice opened last were up to their home here the first of gor and Islesboro Inn Co. The case of has joined his brother, Chas. P. Fernald rovidence, R. has sold the Monday at the Dickey store with Earl the week.Mell Rolerson returned home | I., Mathews Brothers of Belfast vs. Same of in a visit to and wife Cleveland, Ohio, The oek on Phoenix Row to Fran- I Dickey in charge. Mrs. Harriet L. Whit- last week after spending the winter in Waldo County Veterans Associa-, was disposed of at this time by the agree- J their former home in this city. Sunday ..d of North Belfast. The deed ing of East Northport will later take the California.Mrs. Vina McTaggett and tion will meet at East June ment of their counsel. The case of Pen- ; a family dinner was served to 14 at the Dixmont, id worth of The build- office as she has taken the civil service Miss Ethel Thayer were guests of Mrs. home of their Mrs. Lillian Fernald 27th. If stormy, the next fair day. stamps. dleton & Sprague of Islesboro, vs. Same ; niece, I all were enter- known as the Calvin examination and has had considerable ex- Stillman Flood last week.F. T. Went- Parsons an i Wednesday OSTEOPATH icviously will be heard Judge Hanson in Bangor by tained by Mrs. John S. Fernald and son ..ok and is at present occupied perience assisting her mother, Mrs. Bart- worth is recovering very slowly from in- June 24th unless otherwise disposed of. Austin. OLD IRON Dr. Effie lett Wadlin, for years in charge of the received last week from a cow II McIntosh’s dry goods store Judge Hanson will be obliged to attend juries Walling, East As usual. I am paying the highest prices in Phone 115-11 ice cream parlors on the first Northport postoffice. throwing him down on a plank floor. Belfast, Maine. the coming session of the Law Court in Waldo County for old rags, bags, iron, rubbers, Over Store. Coast boat No. 610 arrived here Mrs. Geneva Wentworth is with THE UNITARIAN CENTEN NIAL AN etc. Iron and are City Drug 25tf :: Miss Eva L. Holmes and the Portland, in place of Judge Arno W. patrol stopping paper, metals, bags excep- NIVERSARY. tionally high. 1 am paying from $10 to $13 on the second floor.Giles G. Saturday with the Eastern Steamship her sister, Mrs. Ma-y Wentworth, for a King of Ellsworth, who is ill and will per ton for iron. Bags are from 6c. to lbc. Rockland from Boston. The while. are a as bought the Brooks house, so- not render his decision in the Waldo patrol boat apiece. Rags 2c. ner pound Do not sell invited to the Centen- any of your old stuff before For Sale Church street, of its owner, date. was formerly the private yacht Nellie All are cordially obtaining mj County cases until after that Twenty-seven members of the Belfast price-list. If you have any goods nial of the First Parish telephone A PAIR x of Melrose, Mass., and with and Sue. She is about 50 feet long, is Anniversary 229 4, or drop me a ana I will call OF WORK Boy Scouts, accompanied by Scoutmaster postal HORSES, WEIGHT denbmi. me which will be held SAM 2700. All sound. Also will occupy the upper flat. Dr A JuNKJK Krill cnuba commanded by Capt. Dwyer of Boston (Unitarian) church promptly. FREEDMAN, harnesses and cart Orrin J. returned home on Tues- 16 Cross ■ benefit tile Dickey, June with the Street, Belfast. RALPH CAMPBELL. xens and family will occupy Junior Red Cross given by and Tias a crew of eight men. She will Tuesday evening, 25th, day afternoon from their hike to Augus- Stockton prings, Maine. 1 door. McLellan school last Thursday at 4 p. m. patrol between Belfast and Bucksport, following program: Telephone 12-2 ta, where they went Saturday morning ; 25 one of the most and en- i C Ward opened his bowling was picturesque touching at Searsport and Stockton Organ prelude, by train. The boys making the trip were: 'Ihe combined choirs of the lawn ever given in Bel- Anthem, l.e Coliseum last even- tertaining parties Springs. WANTED Friday Donald Knowlton, Paul Tuttle, Carroll Congregational and Unitarian churches. FOR SALE fast. The handsome building is practi- iiall is 150x50 newly fur- Pendle- Invocation and responsive Rev. feet, J OULVVOOlUl puuilt WdS Pottle, Orland Orchard, Wallace reading, ;teamsters and farm woodbine and UICCUllg Ford ighout, is well ventilated and cally covered with every- W. T. Hawthorne. Attendants,hands at Maine School for Feeble-Mind- Touring Car held at the Theatre at 2 ton, Harry Bowen, Thomas Knight, Carle- care attention Bayside Monday ed. Permanent position. Give and ex Finest well both for and where were signs of and Hymn, age condition. Electric starter and lighted, day in the of food ton Read, Frank Downs, Elmer Ellis, Rev. Arthur E. perience in first letter. to both teachers p. m., interest conservation. Historical sketch, Wilson. Apply lighting system. Call or write dimes. The first match was to the spacious grounds by Her- DR CARL J. HEDIN, Charles O. chairman of Floyd Winchester, George Randall, Solo, Mrs. C. W. Wescott. Sup’t.. J. P. While with Dickey, the 4t25 We.-t Pownal, Maine. BUTMAN, Maurice E. French’s team with and pupils. bunting edged William Address, Rev. Wm. L. Sullivan, D. D., Northport presided and there bert Rogers, Ora Pendergast, Searsport, Maine, white and blue and caught with flags committee, New York. 1 w25* P. wag summary: red, Cook, Herbert Snow, Eugene Sholes, O. Belfast, R. D. 5. lawn from were over fifty present notwithstanding Hymn, French enclosed the closely clipped Donald the shower at the time of Forrest Woods, Luville Woods, Rev. Samuel A. Eliot, D. D., and added to the bright and heavy meeting. Address, FOR RENT .106 94 80 91 91—472 the street Kenneth Harold President American Unitarian Mr. Dickey read the call for the Nation- Horn, Colcord, Staples, Boston, 86 97 77 89 88—437 atmosphere of welcome to all. BELFAST, MAINE, ON PENOBSCOT cheery Granville Hillard Roy Association. WANTED I 78 76 94 8i 77—406 wide meetings in this most of HolTses, Buzzell, AT Bay—two furnished for rent The teachers—Mrs. Mildred C. Neal, 6th important Hymn, cottages by Vose, Joseph Smith. month or season; 3 sleeping rooms, new beds, n. 89 81 99 84 79—424 war saving materials and also made brief Bradford, Wyville from pastors and letters Mrs. Amy Sprague, 5th grade; Greetings city large living rooms, kitchens Man to wash automobiles at READ’S 91 85 78 96 83—433 grade; arrived at Augusta at 9 a. m. A fireplace, piped : but important remarks. Others who They from former pastors. with water. Fresh vegetables, milk and Miss Florence M. Kimball, 4th grade; eggs Maine. Cjod to visit was made to the Y. M. C. where National anthem, near. MRS FRANK L GaKAGE, Belfast, pay took part were Dr. Warren of Ban- A., TOWLE. 2212 Miss Grace E. 3rd grade; Miss Percy Tel. 221-12 Walton, From there Benediction. Belfast. Maine. good man. Four months’job. Callor write. Mrs. Roy Harris of Mrs. L. they had headquarters. they PlNETTE Julia Leary, 2nd grade and Miss Frances gor, Portland, C. Ross of Bayside, Mrs. George W. went to the State house inhere they were 74 75 102 75 90—416 1st acted as hostesses 1 A Sargent, grade, ■ entertained Rev. E. S. Philbrook of ■17 ...■■in i —'Tilt— ~—rni->lf/-" \iir>il/— r— —vitAt 77 74 63 88 81—379 Sweetser of Mrs. A. F. by and at the same time directed the enter- Hampden, Dyer Naples. 83 97 84 81 85—430 of Philadelphia and others. the Adjutant General’s department. All taining program of the many little ones, 91 92 83 75 84—425 had the privilege of meeting and shaking 101 88 86 82 86—443 attended to the Victrola, sold ice cream A Veritable Patriotic Celebra- hands with Governor Milliken, who and cake, etc. Over six hundred tickets tion. The New Belfast Fair Manage- Theatre 0 talked to them for a short time. After Cnlnnifll [Cosy 2093 were sold in advance and the gross pro- ment with H. C. Buzzell, Esq., chairman Tei. 230 dinner cars were taken for a trip to Togus, I ^Comfortable D t: Chautauqua Circle. The ceeds were about $89. Friends generous- of the committee of arrangements, will the National Soldiers’ Home, where they ‘ling of the C. L. S. C. of Belfast ly responded to the call for cake and fifty have a celebration July 4th at the Fair school’s were guests of the old veterans, and they Monday afternoon, June 10th, were sent in and sold. The Grounds on Belmont avenue and will THURSDAY, The Magnificent Screen Star certainly had a delightful afternoon. 'lie year’s course of Chautauqua afghan for the Red Cross was on ex- divide the net gate receipts equally be- Later they returned by electrics to Augus- was completed and a vacation hibition at the ice cream booth and was tween the Red Cross and the Y. M. C. A. ta and the remainder of the afternoon was Edith in iring the summer as usual. The generally admired. The following pro- The general plans will follow out Presi- Storey ‘‘Revenge*’ 1A"wiSgMf- spent in the swimming tank and gym- I II the work of the was The Flag and dent Wilson’s of what the 4th j begin coming gram given: Chorus, suggestion nasium. After supper there were pictures MR. and MRS. SIDNEY DREW COMEDx. PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH U 3 C. year by holding the annual War and Peace; Folk Games, Dance of of July should mean this year. A large at the Colonial Theatre and games in the t. the first Monday afternoon in Greeting and The Shoemaker; Southern white banner advertising the celebration Y. M. C. A., and then bed. Sunday Next year will be the “English songs by little Franklin and Jesse King, will be hung across High street, near FRIDAY morning after breakfast, the party em- SATURDAY of five and six Main. The will form on School ’id offers very entertaining and two colored boys years; parade The Wonder Star barked on one of the big twelve passenger we reading in history, literature Maypole Dance with Helen R. Vinal, common at 9.30 featuring tbe Belfast steamers and enjoyed a ride to South E. and Belfast Com- with helpful reading on the pres- Muriel H. Scott, Priscilla Thayer Band, City Government, China. Then came the long hike across Charles Ray DorothyALTON old conditions,” systematically Lillian M. Orchard as daisy-crowned pany of the Third Maine, Belfast Board the country to Liberty and it was a hike IN TN U Circle with a large circle or little girls of Trade, Boy Scouts, Red Cross Auxili- Seaside Chautauqua queens that all will remember. Late in the Fire d a and successful in with bright ribbons; chorus, ary, Camp Girls, public school chil- very helpful white, afternoon they arrived at Georges Lake. hi ove n nd and five of the C. America Forever, and Dixie; Flag Drill, dren, secret societies, fire department, study year Monday and two nights were spent there ■— lass of 1918 will receive their originated by Miss Walton; folk game, I decorated autos, etc. All public spirited e r r £ ? >" in boating, fishing, swimming, mountain '1 HIRED IT after “Recognition Day.” They See You; two part songs, Under the May- men, women and children are urged to )i climbing and all kinds of sports, and the of Inspiration and A Most Powerful take some “Pep,” •one excellent work and received May Day Fete; Tableau, Flag part in the parade. Hon. Pat- Play pole Gay; home was made on com- Surprises. rick Gillen of will at the fair trip Tuesday, IFull in nk The regular meetings were of the Allies, Vera Roberts, France; Bangor speak Five Acts pleting one of the most successful hikes "!it of the time in the Peirce school Vivian England; Florence Wilcox, grounds and patriotic songs will be sung Montgomery Flagg Comedy yi Gross, Scouts of Bel- hi. which all as a cheer- of the history of the Boy appreciate United States; Florence Howie, Italy; by a large chorus led by Mr. E. S Pitcher, fnl : pleasant place for Chautauqua fast. “"■'■‘mgs. Emily Rackliff, Belgium. j There will be fine horse racing, contests, A ot the Gold Fields in etc. Admission 25 cents. MONDAY, Thrilling Story { games, ! The St. Francis parish reunion and fair ««FLARE-UP-SAL”, starring versatile dorothy ] held in the Opera House, Monday even- LI DALTON I June 17th, was very largely attend- ing, 2 Burton Holmes Travel Picture—Black Diamond 2 i ed and a social and financial success, Comedy. j The three booths were attractively deco- IT SUMMER COLDS ! rated with white bunting relieved with /rapidly reduce kuuu strength TUESDAY WEDNESDAY red, white and blue with flags galore, |1 j / aid iOiieM is easily contracted, Paralta Present Other decorations were handsome WILLIAM FARNUM Plays large Emulsion viD vases filled with evergreen. The sim- but Scoff's plicity of arrangement was its charm. promptly relieve the epU and In The Picture Perfect BESSIE BARRISCALE k : The parish booth including fancy work, upbuild your strength te IN ! etc., was presided over by Miss Mary sickness. Cullinan, Miss Julia Leary, Mrs. May P. prerent | at “The Colcord and Mrs. Hannah the Scott Bownk Conqueror” Halloran; ■LOOM PI CLP, N, J. ice cream and cake booth bv Miss Nancy A Rapidly Moving, Soul-Stirring Story of the Old “BLINDFOLDED” ] O’Dowd, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. G. B. Mars’- South, Depicting the Life of General Sam Houston. The Best Crook Play That Has Been Offered this Season. U no and Miss Elizabeth A. Marsano; the O O punch and soft drink booth by Mrs. Agnes Mutt and Jeff. Comedy Cartoon Hearst-Pathe News f| P. Darby, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cunning- Are You Tired ham, Miss Agnes Cullinan, Mrs. Kate N. for TIRES for Webber. The concert program, by well of paying fancy prices your Daily Matinee at 2.30 Evening, 7.00 and 8.30 i known vocalists and talented children, Ford car? If you want good, fresh, new see ours i was listened to with pleasure. After a rubber tires at RIGHT PRICES, social hour tbe assembly followed with before you buy. | W. L. ] music by Littlefield’s orchestra. A good 25 WEST, | sum was netted for parish expenses. Spring Street, Belfast. n WALDO SS. in Court of ProbatT^?"' 6_ on the 11th of U auto of Mr. B. Belfast, day June, -1 This the drive on War MONTVILLE. cently, and a Ford is the month for NORTH bought P. Butmag, executor of the will 0f j that O. Norton. late of in said < >s Saving stamps. Iam chairman of Elaines, Searaport, ounty home his ^ committee and I ask you to come to me Martin has returned ceased, having presented first &r and Mrs. Nathan Vose are settled Whitten of administration of informa- Mr. in Boston account said eeta* any time, day or night, for any week, after visiting relatives 'J11 ECZEMA not them in their new home on the Curtis place. allowance. WEEPING tion about the Do get stamps. and Portland. that notice '.hereof be of any one else, and above all do not buy from Ordered, give,, Mrs. Alice Stewart Danvers, and icecream weeks in The of the Belfast R. F. D for if you do this There will be a box social successively Republican is visiting at C. H. McCorrisnn’s. sale Friday even- a newspaper published in Belfast, in town will not get credit for the sales Mass., at the Vose schoolhouse ty, that ail persons interested may a w «■ ks ing, June 21st. ,r- SOON RELIEVED made by him. They are better than bonds Harold Nutter is spending a It | Probate Court,to be held at Belfast for investor for can the small you get his Rev. C. D. Nu.to. .n in the day of July ^next, and show cause ,!c with brother, Miss Alice E Lawry» assistant your cash at any time at the post office they have, why the said account ~i Bradford. home in < Perfect Treatment For This at Belfast, with interest to date. You i B. H. S., left Saturday for her be allowed, W. Howard was in Belfast re- ELLERY BOWDEN, ., may invest $1,000 in stamps, if you want Mrs. R. Vinalhaven. p A true copy. Attest: part of it, sell a book, or get it redeemed, for Infants and Children. Distressing; Complaint Chas E. Johnson, and they are free from tax of any kind. j Wasinq. the You may have them registered at the Kind You Have Always Bought has borne signa- “I had an attack of Weeping BlacK The WALLO SS. in C/Ourt of Proba and in case of loss under his post office, Belfast, of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made Belfast,on the 11th day of June, 1<* I so bad that clothes ture Eczema; my you may get the amount in full. If kept no one S. executrix of the supervision for over 30 years. Allow Cunningham, would be wet through at times. until 1923 they wiil pay 4 3-10 per cent. personal and ham Clements, late of Swanvilie. deceive in this. Counterfeits, Imitations I suffered terribly. I could get no Our President, not your President or to you County, deceased, having present! and the and final account of administration mine, but ours, in my mind is the greatest «Just-as-good’* are hut Experiments, endanger relief until I tried ‘Fruit-a-tives (or tate for allowance. man of the day at the head of the great- of Children—Exj>erience against Experiment. Fruit Liver and ‘Sootha health thereof t-e Tablets) est and grandest nation on this globe, Ordered, that notice > Salva’. The first treatment gave me and certainly doing much business. A weeks successively in The Repubi a newspaper published in Belfast, 1 have used three war budget calling for over $12,000,000,- Kind You Have Bought relief. Altogether, The Always ty, that all persons interested may and an of an unlimited size boxes of ‘Sootha Salva’ and two of 000, army Probate Court, to be held at Belfast has just been passed. We have 1,000,000 day of July next, and show ca and am entirely well”. ‘Fruit-a-tives', men in France, 3000 miles away. All the they have, why the said accoui G. W. HALL. men have to be fed, and supplied with be allowed. BOW I f Both these remedies are sold by ammunition from here. We are launch- ELLERY A true Attest: or ing a ship every 8 hours in this country, Copy. dealers at 50c. a box, 0 for $2.50, Chas E. Johnson have built a 5,000 ton steel ship complete Sent by FRITT-A-TI YES Limited, Were with cargo on board to sail in 42 ready WALDO SS. In Court of Proba OGDENSBURG, N.Y. are and for our own days, housing caring Belfast, on the 11th day of June, aiso in For Over 30 Years. “Fruit-a-tives” is put up a soldiers over there and are building In Use A. Richards, executrix of the will trial size which sells for 25c. docks, railroads, telegraph and telephone Just As Particular Richards, late of Lincoir.villc, lines and roads, in France. All this in a ty, having presented her first am: said estate h year from the time war was declared on of administration of Waldo Veteran Asso- notice thereof be County Germany. And still there are many who As You About Tires Ordered, that ^ ! in The find fault and say don’t Uncle Sam weeks successively Repubil why in Belfast ciation. a Prob »te C.» urt held at Belfast, within and a newspaper published ■ Let us all our- At do something. look at At a Pr bate court neici at Belfast, w ithin ami for the C< untv of Waldo, on the llih day of ty, that all persons interested may ,v selves and see how much we are doing. for the C- untv of W aldo, on the llth day of at Belfs- Junp. A, I*. 1918 Probate Court.to be held If you are not doinganything “get busy,” customers are June, A. D 1918. of next, and show ceased, having pr-.-st nted A true copy. Attest: of Waldo County Veteran Association was do your best, but now it is do your County I that she may be lies need to sell or exchange that the Oi Prob.te Chas. E. Johnson, a petition praying Judge I estate of said ward situated in June 6th. It Was one of June’s “damdest.” That is a bad sounding word certain real Thursday, tire may determine who are entitled o said estate described in said but it means the same. Believe us, we’ve looked into this Liberty, in said County, Morrill that something just and their respective shares therein an; ord< r SS. In Court of Prohat rare days and all roads led to ! petition WALDO Stop finding fault, every time you do so, the same to be distributed of at- from to bottom. accordingly. Belfast, on the 11th day June, day, so there was a record breaking it is a for the Huns. And every proposition top 0 dered. 1 hat the sa d petitioner give notice victory I Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice J. administrator of the a of Whitney, “boost” it means a which a of to all am s interested by causing copy tendance. I time you bullet, to all persons interested by causing copy per Mary A. Whitney, late of Unity,it I this d-r tn-be three weeks sue- the I do you w>ant to furnish? this order to be three weeks sutCet- published deceased, having presented his fir The morning meeting was held at the published a news- Take our advice and Diamonds, new ! ir. The Re.publican Journal, Ban: A man told me lie thought the war buy sively in The Republican Journal, a paper csSeively account of administration of | d at Belfast, that may ap- Grange hall with President Trask in the at Bellast, in said county, that they ! paper publish they allowance. would last as long as President Wilson on Dia- published at J one best the market. The *-t ; at a Probate Court, to be held Belfast, chair and Grade Bowen secretary buy may apiear at a Pm bate Court, u be held pear acting was in power. 1 asked him why, and at for said on the 9th d iy of that notice thereof be » Belfast, within and lor said County, on :he j within and County, Ordered, records of last I last he found fault with the air-craft sit- monds we have sold our customers are 1918. at ten oi the clock before in The for the day. The meeting 9th of A. If. 1918, at ter. of tie | July. A I). weeks successively, Repui day July, Relf Ufiuuii. rvii wt r\.nuv\ duuui n ic* wiiat ; noon, at d show c iUs*, if any they have, why nai, a newspaper published in were Comrades clock before noon, and show cause, if any they read and approved. less and not be we read. But leave it to the President, farther, trouble, ■ the prayer of said petitioner should that all persons interes 1 e-, .1 TT_I __ | running giving have, why the prayer of said petitioner should County, VlVtJVCU, uiniowu U‘*« '•****5 v.v -r tend at a Probate Court, to be held j He certainly knows how, for he has ap- the than other not be granted. granted less in end any ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. on the 9th day of July next pointed committee on time and place for ! pointed Hon. Mr. Hughes, his opponent costing ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, A true copy. Attest: cause, if any they have, why the at the last to And A true copy. AtteM: next meeting, later they reported, and election, investigate tires we know. ( has E. Johnson, Register. should not be allowed. I from what he has in that t has E Johnson, Register, the next experience had ELLERY BOWDF the report was accepted that ! line, I truly believe it will be investigated, 1 A true c >py. Atteet: last held at within and meeting be held at East Dixmont the I and if there is the crook At a Pr< bate Court Belfast, < has. E Johnson. anything crooked, Put a Diamond Tube in a Diamond cas- At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the Ci unty of Waldo, on the 11th day of Thursday in June, the 27th, for the July will get his. And on the other hand, if for *he County of Waldo, on the second I ing and you have the ideal tire equipment I June. A D 1918 there is no trouble, no crooked Tuesday of June, A D. 1918. WALDO SS. In (curt of Proha meeting. Two comrades passed away business, administrator CHARLES F THOMPSON, of June, I we cannot find fault or say President he the j Belfast, on the 11th day since the last Comrade Charles A certain instrument, purporting to of the estate of Charles H. Dyer, late of meeting, not want raon Wetzler, executor of the wi«. Wilson did to find it, for it is last will and testament of Rufus d. hav- j Reynolds, Km x in said C ounty of Waldo, ceased, late of in said Ritchie of Winterport, and Comrade to a de- A. Bacon, Unity, going be done by Republican opponent. late of Burnham, in said County of WaMu, a that he ing preset.ted petition praying may ceased, having presented his tire- T. Osborne of Belfast. | I have been business with the A. H. Patterson ceased, having been for probate, be to sell and convei at or George doing presented licensed public account of administration of ear. for 21 and have with that said will be allowed sale certain real e» tate of said dec -a6- for Over :100 were general public years, petition praying private allowance. Adjourned dinner. | Maine issue to Frances come to this conclusion that 75 cent 3elfast, and that letters teetHmentary ed situated m North Haven, in the County of per he entertained in the dining hall, followed Ids, the executrix named therein with- and State of described in said Ordered, that notice thereof j. are strictly honest, 20 per cent are honest Reync Km x Maine, it so in said will.. weeks successively, in The Repubii< by the usual smoke talk. The afternoon because have to and the other out bond, being provided petition. ; they be, a newspaper published in Belfa That notice be to ail Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice meeting was held at the church, and it 5 per cent are crooks. And when you Ordered, given persons County, that all persons interested a coi of this order to mail interested by causing a copy of think of the in this interested by causing y persons at a F’robate Court, to be held a. was President Trask people country, filled to the doors. be thite weeks successively in 1 he 1 this older to be published three weeks succes 100,000,000, and 5 per cent are crooks, it published the 9th ,day ot July next, a at in The Journal, a newspaper called the to oruer and after a Ref ublican Journal, newspaper published sively Republican if have, the *■ meeting is not surprising if some of these are in | cause, any they why Belfa. in saic that they m ly appear ! published at Beliast, in ra.d County, that they remarks re- t, County, should not be allowed. few highly complimentary the of the Government. A crook with at a Prohate to be held at employ at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, ! may appear Court, ELLERY BOW'Dl Morrill tinned the meeting over gets his name and picture in the papers in and for sa.d on the second 'lues- Belfast, within and f*>r said County, on the 9lh garding County, | A true copy. Attest. more than an man. at ten of the ciocit be- i of A. D. 1918, at ten of the clock to the Mrs. honest And people day “f July next, day July, ( has. E Johnson, Lecturer of Honesty Grange, ! if have do certainly like to talk about a man or fore noon, and show c .use,if any they have.why before noon, ana snow cause, any they Bertha Mears, who acted as organist, as the same should not be proved, approved and why the prayer of said petitioner should not woman that has fallen, and are ready to NOTICE. The allowed and ! be granted, EXECUTOR’S the children of the High school, and the on and them petition granted. jump keep going. ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge. ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge, hereby gives notice that he has be the marched in If this country was invaded by the At executor of the last w: Primary department, A true copy. Attest: i A true copy. test: pointed if were clothes ment of bearing flags and took their places upon enemy, Belgium sending Chas. E. Johnson, Register. Chas E. Johnson, Register. to us, or if we had to send our children WILLIAM N, CROSBY, late of the Ail united in singing platform. over there to be cared for because the deceased, Probate Court heid at Belfast, within and Court held at Belfast, within and in the County of Waldo, 1 At a At a Probate “America” and “Rally round the Flag,” fathers and mothers had been murdered NANCIE B. NICKERSON detrends tl for the County of Waldo, on the second for the County of Waldo, on the 11th day sons having against we ] desir-.d followed by a short musical exercise by in cold blood, would then realize we Tuesday of June, A. L), 1918 of June, A. D 1918. said d Nickerson of Swanville, and went m*y published I persons WASHINGTON NICK LESS, i and their share? therein and order Journal, a newspaper pub'ished at ! this order to be three weeks suc- of Honesty Grange and the citizens of to reside on the east side of the respective Republican published of decease■ there Probate a in the County Waldo, were made by Comrade Alfred Stinson, the same to b-* distributed accordingly. Belfast, that they may appear at a I cesbively in The Republican Journal, rewe- I extend to you a cordial welcome | a new house which he had built as the law directs. AH Morrill, lake in be held at within an! for at in said ( thut bonds per> who for over 1 hat the said notice Court, t:> Belfast, i paper published Belfast, <*unty, to our little on this twenty years has been the as Ordered, petitioner give demands the estate of sai village beautiful June on a farm afterward known the Joshua said on the second Tuesday of July at a Probate ( « urt. to be neld against to all persons interested by causing a copy of County, J they may appear the same for s. It is with and faithful of the Association, now owned Fred Nicker- C;cck before u> d said C on the desired to present day. pleasure gratitude Secretary Smart place, by three Wetks succes- next, at ten of the noon, i at Beifa.-t, within and for unty, this order to be published all indebted thereto are request, that we look forward to these son. lived there a few and show cause, if they nave, why the same ! of A. D. 1918. at ten of yearly t hen followed a recitation by Ada Achorn They years sively, in The Republican Jturnal, a newspaper any 9th day July, not be and allowed and show cause, if any payment immediately, meetings and to extend our hospitality as then moved to the old home with his rr at a should proved, approved the clock before noon, and declamation Norman published in Belfast, that they ay appear j GEOiGEW. N' a reward to in patriotic by within and granted. hrtve, why the prayer of said petitioner you facing danger and father and mother, where she spent the Probate Court, to be he.d at Belfast, petition they June 11, 1918. EL LERY BOW7DEN, Judge. should not be Uuity, Me., hardships that This union might be pre- Woodbury. Mrs. Seville Kimball Dear- remainder of her life. She had one sis- and for said Ci unty. on the 9th day of July. grantee. A true copy. Attest: ELLERY BOWuEN Judge. served. If there is one in life born of then married A. D. 1918. at ten of the clock before noon* NOTICE. T: thing my New’burgh, favored the ter, Harriett, who Joseph Moody ( has. L. Johnson. Attest: .EXECUTRIX’S if a» have, the Register. A true copy. I that I have to feel justly is that and one Thomas. r.d show cause, y they why hereby gives notice that she has proud of, audience with an original poem followed of Winterport, brother, Chas. K. Johnson, Register. pray er of said petitioner should not be granted executrix of the -set wil I can stand before you as the son of a Two were born to Mr. and Mrs. pointed a boys by duet “Over the Seas” by Rena Dut- ELLERY BOW DEN, Judge. a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and merit of veteran who served his in the one at the age of one At C ourt held at Belfast, within a d country Nickerson, dying Attest: At a Probate ton and A true copy. for the County of Waldo, on the second rlth of MAY G. MOORE, late of Sea: 19th Maine Regiment and passed away in Ada Achorn; comic solo by Com- year and the other at the age of four for the County of W aldo, on the day Chas E. Johnson, Register. Tuesday of June, A. D. 1918 dec*cm the prime of life at the age of only 47, j rade remarks Comrade She had several attacks of ill- June, A. D. 19 8 in the County of Waldo, Anderson; by years. to be the A certain instrument, purporting of the es- bonds as the law untcts. All f- just three years older than myself. He ness during the last two y .ars, but re- RALPH I, MORSE, administrator Cook and Mrs. Charles Littlefield of Win- and last will and testamei t of Calvin A. Hubbard, ti e tstale (/f s was' a a to At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within of Horace Maddocks, late of Bearsport, demands against good husband and kind father, covered so as to be about the house of tate the 11th of late of Belfast, in said County Waldo, are desired to f resent the same and if one-half of what is terpen; Marc hing tnrougn ueorgia by and with the for the Countv of W'aldo, on day in said County of Waldo, deceased, having people say welcome friends neighbors been for probate be and all indebted thereJo hre iequ- June, A. I). 1918. deceased, having presented a praying that he may Iiv^ nao u C1L1/.CU. L'llC the remarks and word be allowed presented petition yuuu congre ation; by honorary same cheery smile pleasant with praying that said w7ill nr immediately to my autt heir-at-law of petition licensed to sell and convey at public private payment 1 do ANGIE M DRINKWA1ER, issue to E. M thing know is, that when he made Edward Comrade Hard- that endeared her to all who knew her. and that letters testamentary Mary of said deceased situ- Lyman L. Walton, Sknwhegan, members, Evans, W ilder P, Drink w ater, late of Lincoln ville, in sale certain real estate us a if it was a or as she was called Hubbard, the executrix named therein, with- in CAR1 promise, punishment and “Aunt Nancie,” by of deceased, having pre- ated in Bearsport. in 6aid County, described ing Mrs. Alice Palmer; declamation, said County Waldo, i so in said will. June 11. 1918 the circus, that promise was to the was loved all the Ames out bond, being provided Chelsea, Mass., kept everyone, dearly by aented a that Robie F, said ‘‘The in petition praying Ordered, That not ce be given to all persons petition letter. During all the years that have Flag Belgium” by Vaughan children who knew her and will some other suitable notice they of Northport, or person, this order to be Ordered, that the ph.u petitioner give interested by causing a copy of A I-MIN 1ST RAT OK’S NOT It! elapsed since his parting from this Hatch, the grandson of a re- miss the sunshine of her smile which al- be administrator of the estate interested causing a copy of world, veteran; may aj pointed publishid three weeks successively in The Re- to all persons by notice that of iiim three weeks succes- kcriber hereby gives my memory has been nothing but marks ways drew them to her. During her long of said deceased. a at Bel- this order to be by Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Simmons, publican Journal, newspaper published published at administrator of of a notice Journal, a newspaper duly pointed that kind and loving father. And life she made many friends. The neigh- Ordered, That the said petitioner give fast, in said County, that they may appear at a sively in The Republican President Trask and Mrs. recita- a ot in said that they late of Sear the Bible tells us there is a heaven; that Hunt; bors and friends did all that could to to all persons interested by causing copy Probate to be heid at Belfast, within and published at Belfast, County, GEORGE WOOD, they Court, at three weeks suc- at a Probate Court, to be held being true, 1 really believe he is there. tion by Katherine Hunt. make her last years pleasant. They will this order to be published for said County, on the second Tuesday of may appear in the County of Waldo, dec* as*, Journal, a news within and .for said County, on the And God’s rest she has cessively in The Republican next, iat ten of the clock before noon, Belfast, bonds as the law directs. All per* may blessing upon him A rising vote of thanks was given the miss her in the home which left, July at ter. of the clock at Belfast, in said County, the same 9th of July, D. 1918, estate f st- forever. where and contentment paper published and snow cause,if any they have, why day demands against the and the citizens of peace reigned. st a Probate court, to before and show cause, if any they have, f Grange Morrill for the that they may apptar should not be proved, approved and allowed noon, are desired to pres* ntthe same a Word About the She made home a pleasant place to be in. withir. and for said of said should not Just Red Cross. courtesies of the be held at Belfast, County, and petition granted. why the prayer petitioner and all indebted thereto are rtques day, closed by singing a at ten She loved domestic life and made faith- on the 9th of July, A. L>. 1918, ELLERY be Last year when the first drive was day BOWuEN. Judge. granted. payment immediately “God be with you ’till we meet ful and devoted wife and a and the clock before noon, and show cause, if ELLERY BOWDEN Judge. 1 two to again.” patient of A true copy. Attest: made, gave days the cause, was the of said Attest: G. E. B. mother. She had always been a any they have, why prayer peti- Chas. E. Johnson, Register, A true copy. Me., June 11. 1918. to leave to loving ( Liberty, glad my business help do the tioner should not be granted. mas. E. Johnson. Register. child of God and has left to the world the 1 __ work. In November my business left ELLERY LOW DEN, Judge, ______of a beautilul life. held at NOTH! wide-spread influence At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and WALDO SS. In Court of Pruliete, ADMINISTRATOR’S me, so that now 1 may give all my time A true copy. Attest: DESERVES A GOLD It said that the Christian lives of the second Tues- of 1918. Janies seriber gives notice that to do in the has been Chas. E. Johnson, Register. for the County Waldo.cn Belfast, on the 11th day June, hereby my part work of the Red will of administrator ol which pass out of this world to that day of June. A, D. 1918. P. Buiman, executor of the Augusta duly appointed and in came MEDAL FOR Cross, December the next THIS 1--1.. ora de- /loo/l K..I nal to be the Eames, late of Seaisport. in said County, of Se within and A certain instrument purporting SARAH RICHARDS, late drive which was well taken care of, and a Probate Court, held at Belfast, his first and final the world a At last will and testament of Mary S. Smalley, ceased, having presented living, spreading throughout on the 11th estate for then the drive last month, when we went tells to for the County of Waldo, day de- of administration of said in the of Waldo, decease* Cincinnati authority how dry up deeper spiritual reality of the meaning of late of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, account County over the top again. of June. A. D, 1918. for with allow tince. bonds as the law directs. All p> corn or callus so it Hits ceased,having been presented probate any right off. God’s divine plan of unselfishness, truth be three estate of Next month comes the payment of GEORGE N. COOPER, father of Ellen that said will be allowed and Ordered, that notice thereof given, demands against the A^ petition praying ;r* and love. Let us realize that dear “Aunt in said of in The to the bbmo- your annual dues as Red Cross members. Peaae, late of Searsmont, County that letters testamentary issue to Lulu L, weeks successively, RepublicanJ< are desired present men and women ir. said ar* You corn-pestered Nancie” is yet with us, seeing our every a petition named with- a published in Belfast, ment, and all indebted thereto Do not hesitate to them as cheer- Waldo, deceased, having presented Smalley, the executrix therein, nal, newspaper pay just no of Sears- may attend need suffer longer. Wear the shoes act and hearing our every word and try that N. Cooper so in said that all persons interested to make payment immediately. as toward piaying he, George out bond, it being provided will. County, fully you paid the drive of last be ap- 10 be held at Belfast. on AUGUSTUS N. J that nearly killed you before, says this to live the kind of a life that she lived, mont, or some other suitable person, at a Probate Court, month. It is for God’s work, and if our of the estate of said Ordered, that notice be given to all per of July next, and show Searsmont, Me., June 11, 1918. Cincinnati authority, because a few drops pure in the sight of God and man. The pointed administrator the 9th day mother’s and father’s are willing to give sons interested by causing a copy of thia if they have, why the said account of freezone applied directly on a tender, funeral was held at her home Thursday, deceased. cause, any their sons. The least we can do is to order to be published three weeks succes- should not be allowed. ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTH'! give corn soreness at once and A. Blair of Liver- notice aching stops May 16th, Rev. A. Ordered, That the said petitioner give in the J urnal, a newspaper BOW DEN .Judge. notice that >* our dollars, and keep on giving until it of sively Republican ELLERY seriber hereby gives soon the corn loosens so it can be lifted more former of the Univer- all interested by causing a copy in said that they of hurts and then hurts Falls, pastor to persons published at Belfast, County, A true copy. Attest: duly appointed administratrix again. to be three weeks suc- held at out, root and all, without a bit of pain. salist church of Swanville, officiating. this order published may appear at a Probate Court, to be l’ has. E. Johnson. Register of H I was also appointed chairman of the a news- FRANK E. WILEY, late A of an ounce of costs ee sively in The Republican Journal, within and for said County, on the quarter freezone The service which was very impressive that Belfast, 3rd Liberty our allotment was at Belfast, in said County, of at ten of the of Probate, held at in the County ol Waldo, decease Loan, $2,- very little at any drug store is sufficient and the of beautiful flowers paper published second Tuesday July next, WALDO SS. In Court profusion at a Probate Court, to be held 1918. L-.ward demands the estate S00. It seemed a large amount to raise they may appear clock before neon, and show cause, if any they on the 11th day of June. having against to off hard or soft corn or of her Belfast, m take every spoke of the love and esteem and for said County, on the of John 1 are desired to the in a small town of only 100 voters. It at Belfast, within have, why the same should not be proved, ap- A. executor of the will ceased present This should be as of the Rossiter, ar callus. tried, it is in- many friends and relatives. She always of A. D. 1918, at ten in said County tlement, and all indebted thereto was one of the most satisfactory drives 9ih day July, proved and allowed and petition granted. Rossiter, late of Northport, expensive and is said not to inflame or loved Bowers and surrounded by before and show cause, if any they his first and final to make payment immediately ever made in this town. I do not claim lying clock noon, ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. deceased, having presented us.— said should for BLRI HA A even irritate the surrounding tissue or their sweetness and beauty she left have, why the prayer of petitioner A true Attest: of administration of said estate the honors at for I did not in over copy. account all, put not he Chas Belfast, Me June 11, 1918 skin. Doris L. Thayer. granted, _... E. Johnson, Register, alio wance. three hours work and the citizens of this ELLERY BOWDEN, Judge be three It your wife wears high heels she will Ordered, that notice thereof given, town subscribed the magnificent sum of in The Jour NOTH ! be glad to know of this. A true copy. Attest: At a Probate Court neiu at Belfast, within and weeks successively, Republican ADMINISTRATORS four times the amount asked in Belfast, in said notice that just $10,000, Chas. E Johnson. Register. fer the County of Waldo, on the 11th day of nal, a newspaper published seriber hereby gives How’s This ? attend of th for and in behalf of the State and county June. A. D. 1918.J County, that all persons interested may duly appointed administrator to be held at Belfast on committee I want to thank the subscrib- held at Belfast, within and to be an at a Probate Court, LUCY H. HOWE, late of Sear- Children Cry offer One Hundred Dollars Reward At a Probate Court A certain instrument, purported and show We 11th of the 9th \>f next, ers of that 3rd Liberty Loan. I think it the of Waldo, on the day of the last will and testa- day July FLETCHER’S case of Catarrh that cannot be for County authenticated copy the said account m the of W aldo, decease*’., FOR for any c use, if any they have, why County beat any other town in the State, and June, A. D. 1918. ment and probate thereof of Frank R. Dag- All cured Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. not be allowed. bonds as the law directs. per- by son and sole of deceased, should ^,11TA_KT that is certainly going some. j R I A BENJAMIN L. H. GETCHELL. gett, late Ramona, California, BOWDEN, Judge. demands the estate of sa CASTO Hall’s Catarrh Medicine has been taken for with ELLERY against E. late of Unity, in said having been presented probate ,a the same Hi i eir of Mamie Gregg A true Attest: are desired Co present by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty- that the copy of said will may copy. County ot Waldo, deceased, having presented petition praying E. Johnson. Register. and all indebted thereto are reques and has become known as the 'and recorded in Probate CHAS. five years, that he, the said Benjamin be allowed, filed Jthe immediately. a petition praying of and that let- payment most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall’s or some other suitable p.rson, Court of said County Waldo, held at P. N 1 L H Getchell, WALDO SS In Court of Probate, JAMES acts the Blood administrator of the estate ter testamentary be issued to Nellie E. Dag- Catarrh Medicine through may he appointed the 11th of June, 1918 Juiiett Me., June 11, 1918. of California, without bond, as Belfast, on day Searsport, on the Mucous surfaces, expelling the of said deceased. gett Ramona, on the estate of will. A. Wiggin, administratrix and the provided in said in said Poison from the Blood healing give notice Nathaniel E. W iggin, late of Belfast, ! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Ordered, That the said petitioner that the said notice her first diseased a copy of Ordered, petitioner give deceased, having presented ves notice that portions. interested by causing a of County, ! seriber hereby gi to all petaons to all interested causing copy of Baid 1 have taken Hall’s Catarrh three weeks sue persons by and final account of administration administrator of After you this order to be published succes- duly appointed a news- this order to be published three weens >' Medicine for a short time you will see a in The Republican Journal, estate for allowance. RAYMOND M. NICKER' cessively sively in the Republican Journal, a newspaper notice thereof be given, three health. at Belfast, that ‘hvy may ap- Ordered, that great improvement in your genetal paper published at Belfast, in said County, that they Journal, late of Searsport, to be held at Belfast, published weeks successively, in The Republican Hall’s Catarrh Medicine at at a Probate Court, at a Probate to be held at Start taking pear the 9th of may appear Court, in Belfast, in said in the County of W aldo, deceased f> r said on day a newspaper published I Tear Out—Fill In—Hand J rid of catarrh Send for within and County, ! Belfast, within and for said on the attend law Ail pers Letter-Carrier—or Mail to Post Office once and get of the clock before County, that all persons interested may bonds as the directs, A. D. 1918, at ten ten of the County, said free. July, fth day of July, A. D. 1918, at to be held at Belfast, on demar.ds the estate of testimonials, cbusc. if any they have,.why at a Probate Court, against iO THE LOCAL noon, and show clock before noon, and show cause, if any they show the same for sett POSTMASTER:—' Kindly have letter-carrier deliver S F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, Ohio. should not be 9th of July next, and cause, desired to present of said petitioner the day o ^ the prayer have, why the prayer of said petitioner Bhould the said account should all indebted thereto are requested to Sold bv all Druggists. 75c. if any they have, why tc me on-— —for granted- i not be t> which I will pay on delivery: S BOWDEN. Judge. granted. not be allowed. ment immediately. ELLERY ELLERY BOWDEN. Judge. JOSEPH W. Attest: £ELERY BOWDEN, Judge. U.S. WAR-SAVINGS STAMPS at$._.each A true copy. ._ A true copy. Attest: Me,. May 14, 1918 5..$5.(State number \ Chas E. Johnson, Register. A true copy. Searsport, wanted) (See^prices belew) ? ORRINE FOR Chas. E. Johnson, Register. R j0HNS0N> Register. *---.-25c. V. S. THRIFT STAMPS at 25c. each. d (State number wanted; ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE, f DRINKING MEN The subscriber NOTICE. The subscrib- I- EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE. NOTICE. The sub- CONSERVATOR'S seriber hereby notice that been ADMINISTRATOR’S that he has been duly gives notice that she hss duly ap- er hereby gives notice administrator of tl" when we ask to hereby give, scriber hereby gives notice that he has been duly appointed We are in earnest you of Maine, o 1 of the estate of executrix, in the State administrator of the estate of appointed conservator late of Orrine a trial. You have nothing pointed duly appointed HARRIET L. BROWN, giie last will and testament of S. GILMORE of Searsport, ^ for the R. HOWE, late of MATILDA to THOMAS Searsport, to risk and everything gain, your York City, in bonds as in the of Waldo, deceased, _ ;■ late of New of and given County :: a GEORGE BIRD, in the County Waldo, All money will be returned if after trial All in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given demands bonds as the law directs, persw >, deceased. persons the law directs. All persons having said ___ Orrine. Orrine the County of New York, bonds as the law directs, AU persons having the estate of you fail fo get resultsfrom the estate of said Matilda S. Gilmore demands against W. S. S. COST DURING 1918 d demand, againat the tbe estate of said deceasedi against the eame tor s. can be in the home with- having ““ demands against seme for settle* are desired to present given secretly, to ere desired to preeeni the April *4.15 July S4.I8 Oct S ceaaed are deaired preaentthe are desired to present tbe same for settlement, indebted thereto are request' | | *4.21 out or loss of time. thereto are requestedeoueaUd end all indebted thereto are requested and all M»y 4. 6 Am. 4.19 Nor. 4.22 5 publicity tlement. and all indebted all indebted thereto are to make| meut. Orrine to my and requested payment immediately "A N June 4.17 I Sept 4.20 I Dec. 4 23 > Orrine No. 1, secret treatment; to make payment immediately immediately to make payment ARTHUK , m, Costs of paymentV * immediately^ NR;HOIA i W. S. S. WORTH *5.00 JANUARY I. 1923 > No. 2, the voluntary treatment. iaed agent. David Smith JAMES P. NICHOLS. 14, 1918. Me., Juna 11,1918. Belfast, Me., May only S1.G0 a box. Ask us for booklet Seareport, Me., June 11,1918. Searsport, <___ Read & Hills, Main Street, Belfast. New York, April 9.1918 • of Ptonuse. __ ■ Days and Time was when fond fathers motii- to their small jrs gravely held out boys the hope of one day becoming president jf the United States, if only they were Faithful to the woodpile, or washed their Is before There a Faces and hands regularly meals. As there are constantly something like five million small boys, and never more the chance has be- w. than one president, s. s. a come what may be termed long shot,” America very soon discovers The and Young I some to on I day o/Service and hopes get Sign his chances In YOUR the police force, drive a fire engine, or be While the a locomotive engineer. dignity and honor which is due all useful labor belongs especially to these three occupa- Pocket ? tions, yet none of them are schools out can SOCONY of which graduates immediately step I I into posts of such responsibility, say, as that considered in the preceding lines. What can and should appeal to the boy I Motor I Gasoline I old enough to have ambitions, and the w^-agjLL j man who has to is *he You thank your stars that the war IS “over young begun think, A wide variety of is to buy ■ demonstration of skilled te Mvltw b'onJ the wonderful B mixtures is being Ay A ■ja dealers^ listed be- | effort by the big men of the country who not here at And feel to m sold under the there”—and your doorstep. you are being called daily assume charge /AUl nfwin.,,,ji\\ loT‘ Jb®y ■ all-essential of SOCONY H of this and that position fil name “gasoline.” 'Awi% Q fl f» 11Nonly to in khaki who are in order that we may win to UUUUIl I A pure, ■ the boys keeping it and management, * The best way Ilk 10 fill -uniform, grateful These men were no less able a the war. sure that the w Mil powerful. Loo* be |||i’| ,nTnn |S “over there.” few months ago, but they were scattered for the Red, ■ I mining it and partly concealed fm gasoline you buy III I I U geographically, by |Jf|T|lD ■If White and Blue the limits of the industry they served. ■ measures up to \h 11 1*1 U I U It H nf B Now they are brought into action in such quelity standards So-CO-ny Sign. fl Turn Your Gratitude Into War Savings Stamps. a manner their numbers become impres- j sive, just as 10,000 soldiers, one each in 9 ^nBPl^ASO dollars that invest in War 10,000 towns, are not impressive until j The spare you Savings Stamps help they muster into one mass. And what an inspiration to the young The of a and the World’s ! 9 Sam to to feed and to arm those in khaki. IB Sign iH-le clothe, boys man! These men of power are big, not Reliable Dealer R“' G“olin' because of rich fathers, or influence, or I STANDARD 0ll.C0.EN Y I jfl !|flH any chance of fortune. They are big men U|M ^| willed and determined because they to be « DEALERS WHO SELL SPOONY MOIOR GASOLINE ■ such. These men, every one, had they June 28th chosen, could today have been managing a peanut stand, or a popcorn wagon, in- stead of great departments of the great- on earth. est government Each one would BELFAST National War Savings Day have had more time to spend in perfectly I If harmless ways, which would have left them where they began. They certainly I HALL-ELLIS HARDWARE CO. If would have had more hours for sleep and for a War for which ■ LORD & CO. This month you pay $4.17 Savings Stamp pleasure, and infinitely less of work and fl in 1923. This is worry and discouraging endeavor. But I READ GARAGE & MACHINE CO. I •he Government will pay you $5.00 January, equiv- they always sought more responsibilities | and places higher up, and both came to i!. at to 4% interest compounded quarterly. them. never in an rrooauiy me nisiory or tile LIBERTY TO DA Y—at world has so inspiring an example been 1 I Get a W. S. S. pasted on a War Savings Certificate any post- to the presented young men of any gen- WALTER A. YOUNG. office, bank, drug, cigar or department store, or any eration, What they are doing, others in 8 fl to come can do. And .^flf other showing the W. S. S. agency sign. years never was place there a time of such promise to young men of training and ambition as exists War Committee today, and will exist in a still larger 1 MORRILL National Savings measure when the reconstruction period fl after the war begins. In our own and all I GEORGE L. EDMUNDS 8 other countries the demand for young B. HATCH. of the War men who can do in fl ARTHUR fl _ Thu .pace contributed to the Winning things mechanics and engineering, farming, finance, and busi- ness, will be unprecedented. Those who have served in the war will have an ex- MRS. E. P. in NORTHPORT CARLE______perience self-control and action they 8 iNfcAK would never have attained in a lifetime fl SAYS GERMANS SEE DOOM of peace; those who do not go, owe it to 8 C. E. PERKINS. their country and themselves to make j 11th. What the Ameri- LONDON, June the utmost effort to France train their minds ahd can forces have accomplished in hands in useful arts, and some first 11 months of their partic- selecting during the Man as an an Big example, strive in every 8EARSMONT ipation in the war is described in 8 .way to rise as fully as possible to the fl from a corre- authorized dispatch special evel he has ■ and even go of the Times. Th Americans, reached, beyond 8 V. A. SiMMONS & CO. spondent that. These are the days of are completing large oppor- fl the writer says, rapidly tunities, and never before were there so the longest and greatest scheme of com- many stepping stones in the way of munication ever used in warfare. he books and schools and teachers. No “After a fortnight of solid travel,” SEARSPORT young man need go without an education “I am convinced that what fl fl continues, which shall make him proficient in at the Americans have accomplished will MONROE’S GARAGE least some one branch of endeavor. fl fl rank in history as one of the greatest Young man, this is your and your O. SAWYER achievements of the war. day, C. opportunity is just ahead. However “For instance, out of the waste lands fl fl small you may be now, are you big have been constructed a splendid line of enough to train to be one of the Men docks where ships are daily dis- Big Can you wash modern then? SPRINGS 8 charging men, war material, cars and STOOKTON It’s up to you. —By H. H. Windsor in fl machinery. A huge new warehouse sys- the July Popular Mechanics Magazine. AMES GROCERY CO. f your walls? tem at this point is nearing completion, fl in addition to motor parks, cold storage W. C. HASKELL CO. IK and railway yards with tracks You have often wished that you could remove plants THREE WORDS. fl 200 miles in length. In the wall Per- aggregating P. L. HUPPER. X spots and stains from your paper. steel cars are oeing car assembling shops There are three words, the sweetest words fl the was almost new. In that case of a haps paper put together at the rate complete In all the human speech— an or train each the marks must remain eye-sore, you day. More sweet than are all songs of birds “Work is rapidly on a new must go to the expense of repapering. proceeding Or pages poets preach. 20,000-bed hospital, the largest yet con- structed. There are also an immense life be a vale of We can save you all such annoyances. In This may tears, artillery camp and a remount camp where A sad and dreary thing— place of this unsanitary wall paper, we I saw several thousand horses. Three words, and trouble disappears recommend that you use “These port schemes are being so well And birds begin to sing. I STANDARD OIL COMPANY «/NEW YORK I worked out that they are capable of al- most unlimited expansion, which will be Three words, and all the roses bloom, r 1 ¥ T |'"t The Guaranteed most important in pooling the allied effort, The sun begins to shine. for the American base ports may easily Three words will dissipate the gloom v Velour Finish become the main reserve centres for dis- And water turn to wine. lL Uti tributing supplies to rail heads every- Three words will cheer the saddest where on the front. The conditions were days “I love heck! the same along the hundreds of miles of you?” Wrong, by It is an oil paint that gives to walls a beauti- T American communications I visited.” It is another, sweeter phrase, fl fl water-color effect. If it becomes “ENCLOSED FIND CHECK.” ful, soft, In an accompanying editorial the Times —Douglas Malloch. soiled, wash it with soap and water. says: “The German knows his doom is draw- ing near. He is well aware of what the Besides being a thoroughly sanitary finish “When a Government bond has been intervention of America means for him. Velour i for your walls and ceilings, Devoe When American preparations in France bought the patriotic thing to do is to of is Eastern Steamship Lines Finish also offers artistic possibilities that are complete, the superiority numbers, keep it. There legitimate trading in Quarries, Maine Central R. R. the only advantage in the field, f cannot be obtained with wall paper. Also, enemy’s Liberty Bonds, but real patriots will not INCORPORATED. will be and the world will be in BELFAST AND BURNHAM than gone, sell their bonds except under imperative I Factory it is more economical—lasts longer sight of a real peace.” j necessity.” II Locations On and after Jan. 20, 1918, trains connecting wall paper. BANGOR LINE at Burnnamand Waterviile with through trains DR. AUGUSTINE F. MILLER. Leave Belfast Monday, Wednesday, Mill for and from Bangor, Waterviile, Portland and We guarantee every can of Devoe we sell. BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. Sites, Farms,Sites Thursday and Saturday at 1.45 p. m., for Boston, will run daily, except Sunday, as fol- customers tell us it them oldest Rockland and Our gives perfect Dr. A F. Miller, Camden’s pro- Corrected Weekly for The Camden, Boston. Leave lows: June 9th. Journal. for Summer Hotels satisfaction and that it is very easy to apply. fessional man, passed away Belfast Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and FROM BELFAST MARKET. PAID Funeral services were held June 12th, PRODUCE PRODUCER. Saturday at 8.45 a. m., for Searsport, AM PM conducted by Rev. L. D. Evans. Dr. Bucksport, Winterport and Bangor. and Belfast 7 00 2 30 sure to ask us for the new booklet— Apples, per bbl., Hay, 14 00 Camps depart. Be in Camden 05 t 2 35 Miller had practiced dentistry 2 00a3 00 Hides, 13 RETURN, leave India Citypoint. |7 in the Home.” Wharf, Boston, Waldo. »7 15 2 45 “Harmony for half a century, being associated for 8 50 and THE LINE OF THE Beans, pea, Lamb, 30 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Friday LOCATED ON Brooks 7 27 2 57 the last 35 years with Dr. W. F. Bisbee. Y. 8 50 Beans, E., LambSkins, 1 50a2 03 at 5 p.m. Leave Bangor Monday, Wednes- Knox;. :7 39 t3 09 He was a skillful dentist and kept in ac- Butter, 45a50 Mutton, 10 day, Thursday and Saturday at 10.00 a. Thorndike. 7 45 3 15 of his tive work until the illness wife, Beef, sides, 12al3 Potatoes, 1 00 m., for Boston and intermediate landings. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD Unity. 7 53 3 24 HALL-ELLIS HARDWARE CO. his own who died about a year ago, and Beef, fq., 12 Round Hog, 28 Winnecook. IF 03 i3 33 feeble health him at home. He was FRED W. POTE, Agent, Belfast, Maine. arrive. 8 15 3 45 kept Cheese, 30 Straw, 10 00 give opportunity to those desiring to Burnham, a man of highest character, especially Bangor. 12 05 5 35 Chicken, 20'Turkey, 26a32 make a in location for a new start con- change Clinton. 8 34 5 17 in Hardware” genial with all and a man actively Calf’ Skins, 38,Tallow, 0 “Everything nected with business affairs of the town. in life. Fairfield. c8 44 5 29 Duck, 20]Veal, 16al0 Waterviile. 8 49 5 40 He had acted as president of the Camden Eggs, 40 Wool, unwashed, 65 Portland. 11 45 8 25 1 I Co. for 30 and had been 55 52 Main Street, Belfast. Maine. Publishing years Fowl, 30 Wood, hard, 8 58 Undeveloped Water’ Power Boston, p .. 3 3t» 4,30 am for a director of the Camden many years Geese, 18 Wood, soft, 6 05 TO BELFAST Woolen Co. He had served his town in Unlimited Raw Material RETAIL PRICE. RETAIL MARKET. AM All the Legislature. He was a great lover of IS REMOVED. Boston. 3 10 9 00 WHITE Camden and a strong believer in our Beef, Corned, 22a28 Lime, I 90 Beware Enemy Propaganda. AND PM as a summer resort. Dr. Miller Butter Salt, 18a22 98 FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE future Oats, Portland. 7 00 12 40 •lune 12. The Governor “It wasn’t guns that defeated Rus- home and 1 84 Oat Dissolved in water for douches j was devoted to his wife and Corn, Meal, 8 stops Good Land AM 1 r Farming today voted to remove T. sla. It was propaganda. It was after her he to fail. Cracked Corn, 1 69 Onions, 3 pelvic catarrh, ulceration and inflam- 7 15 10 10 3 33 " prop- death, began gradually Waterviile..... le of as sheriff of Corn 69 mation. Recommended E.1 Bangor aganda that defeated Italy. If we are He leaves a sister, Mrs. N. D. Ross of Meal, 1 Oil, kerosene, 17 by Lydia AWAIT DEVELOPMENT. Bangor. 6 50 1 45 uunty for failure to enforce a niece. 32 Pinkham Med. Co, for ten ! Fairfield. 7 21 10 17 t3 40 defeated It will not be guns that will Lincolnville, two nephews and Cheese, Pollock, 13 years. '»ry law. Cotton A wonder 1 Clinton..... 7 31 10 27 3 63 liquor His age was 82 years. Seed, 3 15 Pork, 33 healing for nasal catarrh, defeat us, but it will be propaganda. .Communications regarding locations Burnham, leave. 8 35 10 50 4 10 was taken under authority Cranberries, 10 Rye Meal, 7 sore throat and sore eyes. EconomicaL I If our are silenced are invited Winnecook. 18 45 111 00 20 'tional amendment, passed by poets already being Clover seed, 37a42 Shorts, 2 70 Has extraordinary deaming and germicidal power, t and will receive attentions |4 DANIEL J ANDREWS. Sample Free. 50c. all druggist*, or by Unity. 8 54 11 30 4 20 Uure of 1917 and at a one by one, that is a bad sign. America 13 00al3 50 postpaid / when addressed to of the adopted Flour, Sugar, 9 1-2 X^maM. The PaxtooToilet I any agent 1 Compnny, Boston, Mass. Thorndike. 9 02 11 45 4 37 lion last needs her as she has never H. G. 5 00 or September. poets today Seed, Salt, T. I., 1 10 ~ MAINE CENTRAL, to Knox. 19 10 ill f5 r4 45 " [ ■••us was served on Sheriff needed them during the one hundred Daniel J. Andrews died June 9th at the Lard, 31 Sweet Potatoes, Brooks. 9 26 12 25 5 00 24th to of his Mrs. F. A. Pack- STATE INDUSTRIAL BUREAU 35 40 15 10 May appear before the and forty years of her existence, to home daughter, OF MAINE I Waldo. t9 >12 < Council on aft er in feeble health t9 45 il 05 t5 30 June 6th to combat the insidious rd, Camden, being Citypoint. preachments thai Belfast, arrive.. 9 5 25 why he should not be removed for several years. He was born in West MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD, 50 1 20 Germany is still broadcast HUMPHREYS’ Public Notice. station. for failure to enforce the spreading Rockport in October, 1832, and spent tFlag us.” So much of he c—Stops to leave passengers. since he began to serve his amongst most of his life there, moving to Camden rules and regulationa promul- j PORTLAND. MAINE. Unlimited tickets for Boston are now sold at II as This is not own man gated by the Department of Inland Fisheries sheriff last January. my statement, bu in his later years. He was a of high- $7.61 from Belfast. WITCH HAZE OINTMEN and Game on June 1st, A. D. 1917, as prohibits down by records at the hear- that of one of the most notable est integrity and always genial with his | M. young fishing in that part of Fifteen Mile Stream, L HARRIS, occupied two that more fellows. He served with distinction in (COMPOUND) General tliai days, singers, Herman Hagedorn. It Is s< so-called, pituat d in the town of Freedom. I Passenger Agent. os of the Civil War and several times filled D. C. % ", intoxicating liquors were well I do not know how tc Fop Piles or County of Waldo, and the tributaries to -said I DOUGLASS, 1 l! expressed Hemorrhoids, General Portland Maine. Bangor in a period of 146 town offices with great credit, being a se- stream situated in said town, in accordance Manager, A11 better it, and I can only sign my nann External or Blind or j GEO. t. JOHNSON, “out seizure or complaint. lectman in the old town of Camden be- Internal, with the general law of the State, is hereby | and say "Amen.”—Vachel o Milliken appointed Arthur L. Lindsay fore the division and later serving as se- Bleeding, Itching or Burning. repealed. Male Help Wanted. !l,,;.:r,10r the These regulations shall become effective Bangor to succeed Sheriff Vigilantes. lectman of the new town of Camden. One application relief. tj,; brings June 15th, A, D 1918 ! de nomination of Mr. He leaves a brother and sister, residents | Thayer at all druggists WIL1 IS E. PARSONS, at Law “line for confirmation at a sea- True, Too. of West Rockport; two daughters, Mrs. Attorney Commissioner of Inland Fisheries and Game. of Orono j SEAMEN Governor and Council next E. E. Ring and Mrs. F. A. Pack- Dated at Augusta, Maine, this lat day of ide Scad Frea Sample al Olatmaat to BELFAST, MAINE. is a about 35 ard of Camden;two sons, George of Min- June, A. D. 1918.,8w24 Chance for Hbr'He lawyer, Two members of a certain society met [Advancement—FREE. | ii«s a former and neapolis and Alton of Belfast. Funeral | Progressive, the other day. Said one: Practice in all Court*. Probate^ practfca U. S. Shipping Board free navigation school of in services were held Wednesday afternoon, fi.-,,.imputation being strongly “I heard that at Rockland trains seamen for officers’ bertha l|le today your son waa an June conducted Rev. S. E. Fro- Vi enforcement of the prohibi- 12th, by ; 2ft in new Merchant Marine. Short cut to the '1“or undertaker, I thought you told me he was specialty. law. lock. Mr. Andrews’ last days were Two sea f'ref) a physician.” bridge. years’ experience required* " farkened by the loss of his as WANTED Native or naturalized chief of of Milli- eyesight citizens Course « '“tea, police “Not at all.” only. 1, !“'l a former deputy will well as other troubles, but during it all he six weeks. Military exemption. Apply st f sheriff, “I don’t like to but I’m Federal tuor to the new contradict, ■eceived the untiring devotion and min- Hnmphrcyi’ Borneo. Medlcloo school. Building, Rockland. tfl4 deputy sheriff, positive you did so.” Company 8r,led- say istering care of the daughter with whom 186 William Street. New York. flic “You misunderstood me. I said he fol- iiip ;'' de decision of the Governor ae made his home, who did everything to HOUSEMAID. WANTED lowed the medical profession. h,|-iu»cd. Sheriff White will retire nake as comfortable as possible his last F. W. BROWN, Jr., Hf midnight next Wednesday. rears. SECOND HAND GOODS of every deecrip- w'Ue,at Apply to 3 lion. S ',s not guilty of the charge Many people find it very painful break- SICK STOCK Furniture, bedding, cerpets, stoves, and ["und ite. Antique furniture a specialty. If you Counsellor at not faithfully execute lawful ing in new shoes. Attorney Law, ki»:(s Children BOOR on treatment of Horses, lave anything to sell drop me a postcard and was f°unor school Friday to attend the ranees graduation of her granddaughter, WITH Roger* i*.r»\cavui C’Ml* l * and trends Friday 1*' call <>« relatives in the village and MSI led the shipyards in winch he was and at Saiidvpuint greatly interested I fe.l I hurlow. Messrs la VMS Ihurlow. Waller N„vr. ami severs! other interested i.ivmi Vto ednesitav from grn' eroen »• re oi low l*1 cess, .s on e H- .ion. mspr. ling the

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i school life _ War heir Day • ■ National LIT---- Savings Information ! Advance American is summoned to “sign the pledge”—1< On July 1j 1918 On that day every T HE PRICES ON SOME of War each month. Nemo Corsets save and invest in a definite amount Savings Stamps WILL BE ADVANCED Which the models are, and to paste the Kaiser. what the advances will be, real American will prove his patriotism by agreeing regularly we do not yet know, so we Every are giving our customers the | benefit of all the informa- | tion in our possession. We have also heard a in rumor that the government W. S. S. cost $4.17 June, is considering placing cor- sets on the “non-essential” list. If that should happen, a for on j it would be tragedy Worth $5.00 Jan. 1, 1923 Nemo wearers: because, no matter what the government mav think about it, we KNOW that Nemo Corsets Paste the Kaiser with Warr Savings Stamps. are essential to the health the on June 28th. and happiness of millions “Sign pledge” of women.

We suggest that you buy at least a two years’ supply while you can get them, and War Committee be sure to buy them this National Savings while are still month, they fwsSlWAR SAVINGS STAMPS to be had at the following ISSUED BY THB moderate prices: 8TATES UNITED ^ , , NEMO GOVERNMENT This Space Patriotically Contributed by Self-Reducing Corsets, $3.00t o $6.00’ Wonderlift Corsets, $6.00 to $12.00 Marvelace Corsets, $6.00 to $10.00 THE to JOURNAL Kop Service Conets, $3.00 $10.00 JAMES JH. HOWES and REPUBLICAN